St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 12, 1923

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IC PAGE BT a2. tbo8, 1923, by H, FI Reg. | sher, Patent Office.) oe an ae nny | Fim rit -¢ ide “1 “a - ——— (Copyright, 1923.) Senator Borah had declared Cool- Ad Opportunities SERVICE, ost: Dispatch Want ' , AND RUSINI.S PROFESSION A Gu IND ARTICLE ‘s. Lost 4" WANTEL AND SITUATIONS, HOR. SALES AND WANTED TO BUY, BUSINESS OP PORTUNITIES ROOMS, BOAR DING, HOTELS. HOUSING AND HOMES FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS. LOANS AND INVESTMENTs. Than 10, 000 Betterment Suggestions More os ——— SSO PARTONE _ VOL. 79. No. 338, ee ST. LOUI IS, SUN ‘DAY } — Mrs. Harding Leave the — Realtors— : 4 Fascinating Story , to the City Man Your description of the sub- urban property you have for sale interests him He wants a home which means getting away from the city; where he can look around him atthe open spaces and realize that he is provid- ing his family with peace through the remaining years of his life. Get in touch with this and all of his kind the Post-Dispatch is widely known that the “Real Fstate’” col- umnes of the Post-Dispatch publish descriptions of some of the best and most 4esir- able properties on the mar- ket. Get vour offerings before him now when suburban property 4 is most attractive. Send your } ad or TELEPHONE TO The Post - Dispate h Olive 6600 or Central 6600 Gibtineed on Pace 3. Coluan 3 : OOO i oe é, to be the logical man for the 1924 Republican nomination. No Promises to Irreconcilables. Nothing that Co. lidge himself had | Publicly said can be twisted !nto/‘ the Semblance of a promise to the itreconcila bles His original state- ment and the supplemental etate- ment of today. given to the news- |? eee men who accompanied Prest- | ent Harding on his Alaskan trip, Must be taken at face value. | The Pledge that would seek to *Fecute the Harding policies, it was aid. might be taken as an answer & Food many questions that were " the ™ | '_—-—~ eee man He reads because it nde of the corresenondents | House study. | friends ' brances , Presid: nt living elsewhere. 'remain there tomorrow evening an then will live with friends here until | ple passed by took up the search ‘whispered to Secretary bank at o Friends Who Asked for ‘Them. E Blt HESTION Bpecial to the Post-Dispat:h, | “WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Mrs. | after his arrival in Washington, Buch as the gold horseshoe. —~— eo to GASOLINE CUT BY White House srananp DECRIED Personal Mementoes of iia President Probabl “ad ‘Head of Petroleum seca President Harding kept them on 'the book case top in his White fices today it was said some of his had asked for and that bly would be remembered. |'Harding has not made known what later they proba- Mrs. | ASSERTS PRICE OF 16 ‘CENTS IS BELOW COST She will do with many of the Presi- | His horse, Har- dent's belongings. bel, presented to him by Henry Firestone, has been sent to the farm of Edward B. McLean in \irginia. Mr. Harding rode Harbel but two or three times, preferring to take his exercises on the golf links. While Mrs. Harding worked em- ployes at the executive offices were busy collecting private mail of the late President. The executive of- fices will be used by At the executive of- | remem- | | | | President. Coolidge next week, and the Cabinet | Mrs. Harding is ataying in the White House. So far as is ‘known It is the first time a woman mansion with a She willl has occupied the she finishes her task. Miss Powderly, one of the late President's nurses, is with her. The train carrving Mrs. Harding from Marion reached Washington this morning at 9:29 o'clock and 15 minutes later she was at the White House. She was worn from. the ordeal through which she had just passed and rested until noon. She left the executive offices this after- noon at 5:30 o'clock. Lieutant-Colone!l Clarence O. Sherrill, the President’s military aide, was at the station this morning t, meet Mrs. Harding. He talked for_a time with Maj. N. O. Baldin- ger, the late President’s personal aide, who was relieved from his duty at the White House before Mr. Harding's funeral. DOG STANDS GUARD AT HARDING TOMB THROUGH Fox Terrier, Driven Away by Soldiers, Disappears and Is Hunted in Marion Without " Avail. By the Assoctated Press MARION, O.. Aug. 11.—Soldiers at the tomb of President Hiarding were there by Peo- in hushed respect. But On watch orders. it was a small fox terrier pup which kept of his at the where own the early today vigil & account tomb President sleeps. NIGHT lose money on every gallon they sell, incalculable | ‘loss on the independent oll industry | the: * ' meeting will be held there Tuesday. | tonight | ~BY INDEPENDENTS ers’ Association Says Re- duction in South Dakota Will Cripple Small Dealers Selling at Such a Loss, He, Declares, Has Not Effect of Meeting Competitors, but of Driving Them Out. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Aug. 11.—Announce- ment today by the Standard O!1 Co. of Indiana that it would reduce its 'price of gasoline to 16 cents a gal- lon in South Dakota to meet price which Gov. W. H. had ordered the State storage house ‘but thev |} situation : Guards, coming on duty this mor- | ning chased the dog away. Guards that had kept the watch during the night. learning that their successors had disturbed the animal], informed them of the circumstaices of the vigil. Today the 26 esoldiers assigned to guard the vault took up the search for the terrier to bring him back to his station, but in vain As news spread over Marion, others also, but the dog had vanished. It was learned today had taken its place in procession with employes Marion Star, formerly the dent’s paper and followed the cemetery. At the tomb the and sat among cabinet others standing reverently by § the bier. Finally he lay down just in- side the tomb and watched the last sad rites for the dead President When the body bearers came the door to deposit the coffin inside, the dog blocked the way. A move- ment was made to coax him outside Mrs. Harding sensing the situation Christian at alone that the dog the funeral of the Pres|- them to dog trotted in officers and to her side to have the dog left The dog finally stepped aside and stood a few paces away while the coffin was deposited and Mrs. Hard- ing and President and Mrs. Coolidge paid their final respects to the late chief executive. Before the funeral train left last night for Washington Harding, she sent her afde Andrews, learn if the on guard at the tomb and to leave word not to disturb him Captain Andrews reported to Mrs. Harding that the 4og still was there. ROBBER ACCEPTS BANK DEPOSIT Mar- ion with Mrs (“‘aptain dog was still to ‘Girl and Customer Locked in Vault Ok.: $1278 Stolen. Drees CHICKASHA, OkK., Aug. Bradly, a village miles southeast of here, was held up this afternoon and robbed of $1278 A girl, who was alone in the bank, was locked in the vault with a customer, who walked in during the robbery. The bandit accepted the customer's deposit The in Bradly, Ry the Agseociated 11.—The on robbers without drove away ting attention. i diy | from Marion i to fix, was followed by a statement from L. V. Nicholas, president the National Petroleum Marketers’ Association, that independent dealers in that State --would crippled. The Sta the 16-ce the cost be was much below but that it t price of producing, wou]d carry out its policy that cus- | asked fixed attacked to pay by any the tomers should not be a higher price than competitor. Nicholas Standard ina statement in which he |} declared that the company had “brutally and cold bloodedly”’ its decision. “They have not honestly and falir- | ly reduced their price 4 cents per gallon as they said, but they Mave reduced their price+8.6 cents per gallon,”” Nicholas’ statement said. “In other words, cold-bloodedly reduced their prices over the entire State of South Da- kota to a point, not only will they will force an etate—a loss which Standard -Oil Co. well knows is crippling to the industry and will tend to farther place the oil indus- try in the State completely and Ir- revocably at the mercy of the Standard Oj! Co.” Nicholas said that the Standard Oil Co. was not meeting competition in the State, for they could not meet what did not exist. The only place the State has attempted to sell gas- oline at the reduced price is at Mitchell, he ‘ond the Standard Oil Co. very well knows that a fair and decent adiustment of the price could have been made if thev had seen fit.’ ee of Governor's Action. + Nicholas said that Gov. Mc Master's pian could not fail to accomplish rood and conservative results and that the Governor would take im- mediate steps to protect the and to preserve in the said, pendent oil] industry independent competion in the State. Two obpects actuated Gov. Me- Master in ordering the price of gaso- line in that State to be sold at 16 cents a gallon, he said in a state- ment made public here following the announcement by the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana that it had reduced its price of gasoline to meet the prevailing State price of gasoline. “T had objects in selling 16- cent gasoline.”” Gov Mc Master's statement said. ‘first, to demonstrate the excess profits being made in the to bring about two business and secondly a reasonable reduction in price. “Standard Ol claims it has fuced the price to 16 cents a gallon to meet State competition, but they do not tell the full truth Standard Officials Refused. “On Thursday, Aug. 9, I had a conference with Standard Oil of- ficiale and demanded a_ reduction of cents per gallon in Da- kota Thev that it could done. that thev never the price in South would lose money. I that the State woud 16 gailon in re- South replied would Dakota then se!] not he reduce as they told them gasoline for cents A South Dakota until such time as the | rade a reasonable re- duction therefore, have taken the State which is the cost price, as an excuse to drive out and to crush oil deal- ers.”° Gov OW n Thev price Standard the {independent MeMaster said that he prohe- ‘rould have a more detatied ataterment to tesne after he arrived In South Da and studied aituation more thoroughly Tie «ton- ned off here todav home where he attended the Hard- kota en route funeral of the late President ine State Order< 660.000 Galitons of Gaso- line for Sale at 16 Cents. Pw the Aeenctatedt Prees PIERRE. 8S PD... Aug. I! South Dakota today was prepared to ro tn- the retall gasoline business in earnest following receipt of tnforma- Gov. W that ean. en State officials from tn Morton OO titan he TT Weta etor Cortinued on Page 35. Cotemn 32. MORNIN NG r, AUG UST 12 M 23 + TEMPERATURE AT 98 SETS RECORD; COOLER TONIGHT ee ge THE TE —_ RATURES a} -iK OD e-10 REMEMBER WHEN You Wor EAR MUFFS.? of the yesterday the reached grees The perature the day was 78, from 3to6a.g. m., day year when temperature 98 de- at 3 p. m temperature the day was or 19 above the normal average for Aug. 11. The mercury climbed to 92 at 10 a. m., reached 95 at 11, fell back one degree at noon and then began its climb to the high mark for 1923. Official forecast for St. Louis and 88, the | McMaster | of. oil | dard Oil Co. stated that | made | Inde- | the | vicinity—Partly cloudy, with local thundershowers Sunday; somewhat cooler Sunday night; Monday fair. Missour! — Scattered thunder- showers Sunday; somewhat cooler Sunday night, and in north portion |Sunday; Monday generally fair. IiMnois — Local thundershowers ‘Sunday; cooler in north portion | Sunday, Monday generally fair. Week’s Weather Outlook. WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Weath- outlook for the week begin- ning Monday: rulf states, |Mississippi and | er sional local thunderstorms; temperature. normal | ——— oe Free Band Concerts Today. | Falkenhainer’s Band, Union boule- |vard entrance to Forest Park, 3:30 to 6 p. m.; zoo in Forest Park, 4:30 to 7 p. m. THIS 200-POUND FARMER STRONGLY SUPPORTS FORD they have brutally and | Slaps Constable and Whips Nine Others Whose Enthusiasm for Ford Is Lukewarm. TRENTON, Mo., Aug. 11.—Henry Ford has his strongest supporter in Frank Durant of Tindall, who whipped” 10 men _ yesterday to prove that his candidate for presidency was best. Durant got into an argument with the local Constable over their respective can- didates and, before the argument was over, the Constable had slapped, another man badly and eight other men_ variously Slapped and assaulted. An emer- call to the Sheriff brought the latter with deputies and Durant was ultimately subdued This he pleaded guilty to assault one man, but hardly had he been sentenced to 30 days in jail and a fine of $25 when his other victims began to file into court. lengthy conference, it was decided to assess an additional fine of $25 Tindall, ittle was staged, is 10 miles from here Durant ® is 35 and welis more than 200 ghs pounds Hie was not intoxicated. beaten rency upon where the h: DEMOCRATS NOT LIKELY T0 COMBINE WITH LA FOLLETTE Garrett of Tennessee, Slated For Floor Leader, Says No Change Is Probable. Srect the Post-Dispa:ch WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 licans need have no fear of collusion and LaFollette mtrol of the next Congress. Repub- between Democrats Progressives to seek c: Hiouse organization Representative Garrett ¢Democrat), who is slated for next minority leader, says the Dem- ocrats do not want the or any other office They the Republi fight it out themselves “President ed his purpose policies of his inued ~— policies for new President will stand for Threfore, I see political situation.” Tennessee, will let ans among announc- out the rarrett against tha rT? : : (Coolidge has of carrying predecessor oe has been lich he Announces those same no change in cont stood that polls he les the —— ee ROBERT LAMAR, DELEGATE T0 CODE CONVENTION, DIES HERE Hlouston, Mo... Fx-Congressman Suc- cumbs to Attack of Heart Trouble. Lamar. 57 years old, of Robert Houston, Mo.,'a Democratic member and Six- ise ‘onvention (oneressman from ietrict. died of heart-dis * thea ‘ i’ if the Constitutional ¢ former the i teenth at 12:15 a. m \of Dr. Claude H. M | Lindell boulevard, afte: ten days He had veste! lav a home Mahan, 0660 an iliness of withdrawn from work In the convention several weeks ago and had gone first to his Houston, then came here for treat- merit Hise wife and for Houaton with th: ‘wo s.0On« depa reed body last nigh? and the funeral ia to be held there'™ ess in f Tuesday. Louis experi- | enced the hottest | so that the mean! for degrees JT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH **+ ¢ SECCONT) PAG iES 14 Hl Sunday Post-Dispatch Today 112 Pages FIRST NEWS SECTION THIRD NEWS SECTION, FOURTH NEWS SECTION, FIFTH NEWS SIXTH NEWS WANT SECTION GES. REAL £STATE SECTION, 12 PAGES. ROTOGRAVURE SUNDAY COMIC ~-_ — SECTION. 4 PAG SECTION, 10 PAGES. oS 32 PAG & PAGES. 12 SECTION, 6 PAGES MAGAZINE, 16 PAGES. SEC TION. 8 PAGES. A EE Pp RIC E 10 C ENTS. -<- ~ —+--— eee EBERT SAID TO HAVE REFUSED TO ACCEPT. CUNO’S RESIGNATION ‘BSLAIN, 64 HURT lowest tem- | during | INGERMAN STRIKE. Krefeld, in the Occupied Area—Workeré Attack Po- lice With Grenades. COMMUNISTS OCCUPY SEVERAL FACTORIES south portion Sunday night; | ‘ | Stores and Banks in Ber-| lin, and Reds Order Gen- upper | lower Missourl! val- | |leys—Generally fair except for occa- | Kaltenthaler’s Band at the) the | been | morning, the | Speakership | * home at. Walkout Claus: Factories, eral Cessation of Work. By SAMUEL SPEWACK, A Staff Correspondent of the Post-_ Dispatch and New York World. (Copyrieht, 1923, by the Press and VFPuli‘zer Putlishing Cos., the New York World and the Post-Dispatch.) BERLIN, Aug. 11.—Eight persons | were killed and 64 wounded in | clashes between police, soldiers and various Ratibor, in the hunger-crazed workmen in | parts of Germany tonight. Upper Silesia, and Krefeld grounds. fighting between peasants ing food supplies. burg, Lelpzic and Dresden and in and Whites still continues. rule, Parade Under Red Flag. In Ratibor, w&rkers armed with hours of men were killed and Among the dead was Workers paraded and called for an chine guns. After five fighting, four (30 wounded. a 14-year-old girl. under the red flag immediate Soviet. .Communists in Krefeld occupied several) factories, from which Whites are trying to dislodge them. The workmen declared the plants were confiscated and declared a sovtet Other reports indicate ractivity is blazing again throughout the Ruhr, taking definite form at Bochum, nkirchen and Essen. All during the day the greatest confusion prevailed in Berlin. A eral strike of workers closed tories, banks and, until this evening, even the money plants. ‘rhe only newspapers that appeared were the Communist Rotefahne., cialist Vorwaerts and the | Deutscher. A walkout of crushed the usually and the Berlin-Bremen, Stettin and | Hamburg routes are practically par- jalyzed Besides the food shortage is }intensified Strect Cars and Subways Halted. | Berlin street cars and subways salted and at 6 this evening, com- munists ordered a general cessation of all work, planning to paralvze the Reich. Apparently, however, the Socialists succeeded in keeping gency city and state workers at their posts The moment to rather “than mored cars After a’ Communist (,else en- ac- stores, Fascisti rallroad workers emer for the concentrate on strikes fizhting Ar- patrolling the streets, mounted guardsmen at the Bran- denburger Thor and machine-gun mpanies in Wilhelmstrasse them realiz they have no in battle the greatest hlow the if money communists plan street COT) made chance But pert to the Gov- moderates wae the who de- basis. The and ernn strike ¢ printers wages on a gold invaded by for rm: for their caught short Armed police had to the from result workers Wages quit Herr Reichstag and in- he had finally induced the printers to go back to work Hie promised them each a bonus of 15,000,000 marks Special Currency Isened. Many fact issue their own currency and are trying to arrange with the big stores to accept it. Some cities are using old 100 mark ‘bills which they convert into 1,009,- 900 mark notes and 1,000 ones into 2 0690.000 Berlin banks are also ia- sufn@e a especial currency In the present paradoxical situation bust- exchange halted. for manded Ret hs ate nk ¢mMne and he the who but (“une lamoring mes loves, was ‘losed called to clear building As a could not get the rushed to formed party mob their afternoon. the leaders , , =| jate ae ries ore on Continued on Page 2, Coltuma 7. a ‘ ND RIOT CLASHES, Street Fighting Continues in occupied area, were the chief battle- | Near Aux-La-Chapelle, 11 persons are reported to have been killed in| and | workers from the city who were seiz- There were strike riots in Ham-'| Krefeld street fighting between Reds! Berlin | itself was quiet under virtual martial | hand grenades braved the police ma- | the So- | 'Kdward efficient serviédée | drugs, messengers | GERMAN SOCIALISTS PLAN CABINET HEADED BY HIM ee +e ee eee ™m CLOTHES Alu FAKE BILLS NET $136 Seven Carondelet Merchants Give Out Goods and Change to Counterfeiter. A well-mannered, sedately- dressed man of about 85, whose tastfe in clothes runs to an unob- and plain black band on his plain straw sailor, is $136.75 and change, trusive dark blue, richer in currency and has a well supplied lar- while and drug- are out $140 In as the re- dressed der and mé@dicinal cabinet, seven grocers, butchers gists of Carondelet money and merchandise, of a walk the took In that afternoon. sult plainly man vicinity early yes- terday For the unknown changed $29 bills at seven dif- each time making a Hie the counterfeit ferent stores, purchase of less than/;a dollar. was evidently so pleased’ = with of the counterfeits that all the bad Dbijlis within of a few blocks, in adjoining stores. He entered the drug store of Rosenhauer, 8520 South o'clock, chased 76 of received his package and William Gorman, Broadway, quality the once pa seed radius changing them at about 2 cents worth Broadway, $19.30 in return. a grocer, at 8523 South gave him 10 cents worth of crackers and $19.99, while Alice’ Trotter, owner of a meat market at 4511, across ¢he street, “sold” him cent stea cash The AWAY, 8201 South Broadway, uted a loaf of things, beside the cash, passer of bad bDiils then around the corner to 126 West Davis street. where he got thread and $19.30 from George Thomas, dry goodsman Going next door to 128, Jncob Wind, grocer, gave $19.65 and) next victim, threa was James Hennessey, grocer, who contrib- and the seven | he | resignation pur- | various | a 60-| k and gave him $19.50 in| «ram blocks | bread and other | walked | OFFER TO QUIT RESULT OF DEMAND BY SOCIALIST Chancellor's Resignation Would Leave German President to Find Succes» sor Who Could Construct Government on Coalition Basis or Accept Socialist Platform. : SWEEPING INTERNAL REFORMS CALLED FOR =|One Measure Advecasall Would Involve Seizing Tangible Assets of Indus- try and Commerce as Coys ering for an International Loan. By SAMUEL SPEWACK Staff Correspoudent of the Post-Dige patch and New York World. 7 (Copy a or 1923. by the Presse a Publishing Cos.. the New coe and the Post-Diepat BERLIN, Aug. 11 pay i! 4 parte meeting this evening, Socialist lead- ers informed Chancellor Cune they could no longer give him a vote of confidence and are obliged to with- draw from their position of benevol- ent neutrality toward the govern- ment. Replying to the incessant clamor of the workingmen, who deé- mand a change, the Soctalists plan @ ‘coalition cabinet headed by Guatayv 'Stresemann, leader of the Industrial People’s Party. This plan was put up to the Bour-. reois parties and they are expected to agree. If they do, Herr Cuno wif resign tomorrow and the Reichstag will see a new ministry when it" meets Monday. By the Associated Presse. LONDON, Aug. 11.-—Chancellor Cuno handed President Bbert hiv today, says a Centrel News dispatch from Reritn, hut the President refused to accept it. Ry the Aassoctated Press. BERLIN, Aug. 11.—The United Socialists in the Reichstag in a party caucus late this afternoon adopted a resolution of “no confidence” ‘nm the Cuno Government, decided, to terminate their attitude of “benevo- lent meutrality’ toward the present ministry, and then offered a pro- of economic, financial political reforms on the basis of which they would voucbsafe thei¢ support to any future cabinet. Upe on the basis of their platform they are not averse to entering a coali- tion government. The Socialist action immediately wae reported to Chane cellor Cuno, who as a4 resit, was exe- pected to retire from the chaneel- _lorship. The Socialist program calle for aweeping internal, financialgand tax some of hia @tock for a bad twenty. | reforms, categorical seizure of the was at the pharmacy The of last Jesse Luse, -O0 South Broadway, where a package of face powder was got for 50 cents. Wind was the BtLOp firet to become sus- picious. The general effect of his bill worried him, so he called the Carondelet Police District. A police- man confirmed Wind's gravest sus- picions The patrolman then took a walk and gathered the remaining bills An exarnination of. the bills shows them to be very good counter- feits on the green, or reverse, side The paper is good and the red) threads have been depicted by finely | drawn red lines. The white face of | the bills is poorer craftsmanship, and it is thought they were all) passed with the green side up. Each pretends to have ben tssued by the Central National Bank of San An- gelo. Texas. Hugh McCulloch. Secretary of the Treasury under Presidents Johnson. Grant and Arthur. A city-wide search is being made for the countefetter. and beare the face of | tangible assets of industry, com- for an international world loan the Introduction of credite and ment of wages on a gold baastle. Ise To Be Placw! Before Cune. The United Soctalieta tonight offi- clally notified President Ebert ang the leaders of the three coalitiog parties of their future attitude to. ward Chancellor Cuno as set forth in the resolution adopted by party today. © After conferring w the coalition leaders. Dr. Custe Mtreseemann. leader of the German Peonle’s party, announced thet the three middle parties would meet Herr Cuno Sunday, pjacing the ie mue before him for final decision, | This in interpreted as a courtesy té the chancellor, the middle parties a few blocks away at | merce and agriculture as a | wanting to afford him a cn | opportunity for retiring. None of the Reichstag party leaders believes that Cuno or any other Chancellor dare assume leadership of 6 mine istry confronted with the sold an = Cn laaoaeemaiel " Continued on rage 2c anf s

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2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1928. LEGALITY OF - RUHUINVASION CHALLENGED BY BRITISH Separate Action Hinted at in Phrases of Great Asperity, Reviewing English Atti- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ‘THOUSANDS THRONG CEMETERY N = ; TO SEE TOMB OF mresioext UJOLIDGE LOGICAL | i ; Police Sent to Help Guardsmen Keep Crowds at Respectful Distance. D ‘es ; Wide. President's Body in Front of Vault Where It Will Rest Temporarily || ASSERTS JOHNSON ——_— —--- se -* foe” CULL 4 4 Fi + toy Grol = —————— ————— a a a - x SSS NS ' MARION, O., Aug. 11.—Thousani:ls Vipr PRESIDENCY of persons desiring to pay reverence Senator Asserts President ~— | at the tomb of the late President “= a | Harding thronged Marion Cemetery Have Republican No Nato today and paused in front of the if He Makes Good, ° flower-covered vault. Automobils ae a which were permitted to enter the a Boston Publisher Says Hard- cemetery clogged all driveways ind By the Associated Press, *s the 26 national guardsmen, stationed SPOKANE, Wash., Aug. , there, had great difficulty in keeping ator Willlam E. Borah of} ad . ing Offered Place the visitors at a respectful distance. an {interview here last night, Ticket to California Sen-' Late today city police were sent to ele . believed President Coolidge wag ° \the cemetery to aid the guard in ator at Chicago. handling the crowd. logical man for the Ff E. A. Sloan, superintendent of the Dre ea Ages oa. in the, | /cemetery, announced that no auto- C@mpalgn and called upon JOHNSON HELD THE _ BALANCE OF POWER ed eT on Three Runs ir Ninth Win fc Chance’s Me Vangilder, After Pitch ‘Brilliantly, Is Taken ¢ When He Is Winded F ning the Bases on Tot Triple. lic to “‘give him a chances te a |mobiles would be permitted to enter good.” The Senator said: the grounds tomorrow or any Sunday te in the future, but visitors might en- Fate and circumstances so atl made Calvin Coolidge Presideng & takes up a heavy task. ; tude on Reparations Tan- Had Prevented Nomination | PLYMOUTH. Vt.. Aug. 11.—Prest- some very difficult problems, th. dent Coolidge’s father, John C. Cool- ing or rather demanding, ates. gle. TEXT OF NOTE | i fr, > ie. . ; ae 2 .. ‘3 Re Fae | f : as Pt he? aie of Either Wood or Lows |sace, 214 Ua aeieton to atone (ae : a wre ‘4 " hy =~ xk Sas Ngee od 3 : aE ie. | . ,the funeral of President Harding, “The agricultural situation a. STILL WITHHELD : ‘t ee Pt ae , ‘ f- : oo i st ee * | | den In Effort to Head contrary 6 6 @imeatch sent out yee- tremely serious. The coal ; terday. Coolidge has remained in|'" ™Y opinion, will soon be | Ticket Himself. | 'Plymouth except for a short trip /'@nsportation also requires Says F Belgi Attitude | ‘Thursday to Ludlow since the me- | °@tion, and the foreign situation ys Franco-Belgian Attitude | Is Unwarranted and En- 'morable morning of Aug. 8, when, as| 2"!"8 into view the mad Policies ney gland Favors Lessening he administered the| ?/Unsing Europe into deeper The re-} If he makes good, or shows » ‘the next few months that he is mak. ing good, Mr. Coolidge certainly wy be nominated. What the . want is results. If Coolidge givesg. sults, that ts all there ig te & ' think he is an able man. I wage see him given a chance toe good.” BOSTON, Aug. 11.—Hiram John- ja Notary Public, | } | "BO to the Post-Dispatch. ‘oath of office to his son. ‘son of California must contemplate -with mixed feelings the elevation of | port that he had started for Marion |Calvin Cooldige to the Presidency. arose apparently from a misunder- | His own stubbornness cost him that | standing of a telephone conversation. | | position. | How Johnson threw his prReere! SLAIN, 64 HURT ray, a ly fusin Hard- | ing’e offer of eecond place made by| = Sa oa AND RIOT CLASHES Amount Germany Is to. Pay. ete - — ps nt - —— rp ~ 2 o - - _— - « EET EE EE ee me +o eee - -_— + ot eee ee ee as Se lo ee ee a ee SPR | By JOUN L. BALDERSTON, I4ndon Correspondent of the Post-| Dispatch and New York World. | tCorrrieht 19°93 bv the Preee and Pulltzer | Publishing Cos.. the New York World and the Post-Dispatch.) ) LONDON, Aug. 11 A new Brit-| note to France handed the! French Ambassador today. It ish was ia a; and primarily | challenges the legality of Rhur occu- lengthy document pation under the Versailles treaty | The British Government then | States its willingness to refer this le- | ral point to the World Court at The | Hacue or to other impartial arbitra- tion There is a velled threat in the | expression of hope that ‘‘senarate ac- | tion” to maintain the peace of the | world will not be necessary. Article 11 of the League of Nationa Cove- nant, providing that if peace is threatened, a member state may ap-| peal to the league, is also mentione?. | In view of British inability to acree | with the French standpoint, and in view of the fact that the German! protest against the French occuy.- tion is sound, Eritain declares her- eelf unable to call upon Germany ‘o Pacific Atlantic Photograph. HE Rev. George M. Landis, pastor of Trinity Baptist Church, which President Harding attended in Marion, is shown delivering the funeral ser- mon. At its conclusion the casket was deposited in a crypt in the rece iving vault, to be held there until a mausoleum in which it will lie per- manently can be built. - —_—— an? — . —————— ——-_—__ —- ——_ - —_—— + — ————— proletarian battalions. Organization of working trol commissions to co distribute food supplies. Governmental seizure of real wealth in payment of taxes. Release of political prisoners. An hourly wage equal to three- fifths of a gold mark. The ec t ymrmunist ordered ’ aAiso pros-, inet, of course, also would retire.) | leaving President Ebert to find a suc- | who would be able to con-' struct a government on the basis of a four-party coalition, or one which would adopt the Socialist platform as its program. Today's action by the Soctalists of | the Reichstag enabled the party to escape responsibility for supporting pay, the note remarks that an Amer-. disturbed by the sudden ican expert at Versailles came the pe a financial crisis in Belgium nearest by asserting the German Ca- So he is working fran- pacity at 60 billion gold marks. A keep up with the compli- French expert declared could cated a ‘lopments of all three crises pay 800 billion and the highest Brit- S frantically he has had a table ish figure was 480 billion. nut his Nmousine sO as to lose no Former Premier Lloyd George’s +) 6 adherence in 1921 to a enter the Ruhr with France in event jong enoueh to fi}! | of German defiance. is explained tae sae, mee ong the confidence” resolution n- passive resistance ‘stating this was equivalent to re- NG mn ate Sranese weties troduced tn the Reltchstag by the Britain's losees in war and peace newal of war and has no connection. ,. hy —_— gta 7 , vo a Communists and which will come up nre cited at great length with figures | with separate Franco-Belgian action tage Aue a 7 ey ee ee Monday for a vote. for unemployment benefits and other | under the treaty of peace ng Apap: ESESRS Stee Deine The formation of a coalition Gov- nonproductive expenses Note Has Tone of Asperity. ome 3 ernment by Dr. Gustav Stresemann . An impartial commission to asse + ] } t it . . he . “ . aa in cauatic language that the Franco-| ttc: » Teeth weraglbaoents Sea ant ' > ark ® |ticing for some time his dis- Rel ; masks a British diplomatic retreat France alsa points out: } Arks are the penalties for violation elgian occupation is reducing Ger- te se the Germans fixed the in of the order jappearance. “I shot in selfdefense,”’ i.* re Tri és ae ‘ : 9 6 he lied . a : man capacity to pay The hint Is Sa ide sory ; , ihe told police ‘an prove it.”’ demnity on us in 1870 they aid not President Ebert te es we eee ee the German The police say the only witness to the thue conveyed that the French are FRANCE SEES nantve our canacity pay. nor did | to eon!) . suit ss "* hae cA } Nah J a), a‘ i e 11e increasing the total sum they must ‘ a tamnnt 0 tell ue for in them that gael, ee crime, a boy, died eventually pay Brit wees ei ge ies Sas c sie se ; ws See ee: Falling Sap some lh on which CRISES AHEAD y wanted us to col- going a period of suffering they will | Dr. 5] any British concessions ‘tus de. | ‘Convrieht. 1923 be the Preas end Pulitzer money by putting a tax on) get over this sad time if they re- ’ aa ** if Lui ‘ the allies cannot be suffered to post- ' . - a : oe op : rma ed sh tz un S > ? . eg TO 7) a froar the Franco-Belgian occupation of | S20%8UH, Sept. 4+, 1vi0, after an ar- gsument with Dr. Speer r af con- te'and cessor she proposal Lo tn be newspaper in- note is thought committee all workers to remain and stay streets, Armed troops are now patroling the ‘streets. Everywhere a panic mood exists. -+ ily two Strics es no has Cease , | peaceful off the “England now tion the legality of the Ruhr oecupa- tion, yet § it Premier Lloyd (;eorge himself who in October, 1920, ; the illies occupying the Ruhr. And when did Mr. Bonar Law's iment expressed the parting ght succeed.” make no England lenly and belatedly decided tion the legality of the occupation in drag an in- court and the League of France insists the Versailles the governments War-day Food Rationing Put § in Aore was does and Centristes first suggested the possibility of ood we occupy it, (one SeCUl anuthorities owing to meats, fats, potatoes er essentials The ut fresh milk for two days and had without for a week. French secret of elief that to ques- butter order to the case before ternational ite ac-| Nations stake it/treaty ds swrav- | Which be- may consider necessitated by circum- its es not measures the respective iuilaainal widespread communistic§ agitation which ts utilizing the existing condi- tions to influence the masses of the , orkers. Negro Doctor Who Killed Negro 13 Years Ago, Says He Fired in | Self-Defense, Special to the Post-Dispat PHILADELPHIA, . =} ee.T, v5, stances.”’ When Germany renders, M. PP: collapses or gur- , incare will argue that Agitators Warmed. | Aug. 1} The Pres'dent has warned agita- . pie surrendered Camden police today for committed 13 years ago. day of the murder, Dr. Speer has lived for more than a lecade in Honduras. He is a gradu- al- AL1@S yy, Wwe The size of what itis depend upon your own ef- incitement before ‘Mand issued an appeal and |] reminding under- | ieoer the pending was +, . taa. to | f+ i€] (;overnment J hiatal a - +. . - PARIS. Aug. 11 Information re we found a way to pay Tike- pone indefinitely payment on thetr ceived by the Ruhr aying e the . Saying: The warrant fi r. Speer’s arrest debt to Britain. France ts remind- ore a pe se Sia gen — a ‘ ee, gene te remind- leads it to expect a | _Gern any finds some way to} ‘Germans in the Rhine and the here in the war without the British is time . | Ruhr and the Sarre, you are an ex- | W488 ‘ssued soon after Lawrence was rovernment backing the and ‘ample which will always stimulate;‘OUnd dying horney: that nothing was said at time Don't despair. Never has a/S8rounds. A posse of county dep about these obligations con-| But Premier Poincare’s expectation conqueror in his intoxication of pow-|@nd police surrounded Dr. Sp: tingent on collections of an immediate triumph ce ee ee | many. many is marred by th: tory of the world teaches us that.” caded. Regarding British note now on the way With the settlement of the print- Those living nearby told the be- strike the presses again are Siegers that Dr. Speer was _ inside, turning out billions of paper marks, and they, expecting desperate resist- ance, delayed hours before breaking down the door. When they entered the house they discovered the doctor, after all doors and 'windows from the inside and placing them, had window. from Germany crisis in Berlin before there for discussion with Lonaon to op into any sort of interallied +) ~ Oly ne cem devel. eris{te. Seizure of Mines in Occupted Terrt- tory Ordered. . ed Press isles the being from us. ities peer > barri- (,;erT- ths (;er- over " ? ugchts ee * German capacity to He is allie: h Commis e } ‘ in occupied ers ——— several oo nas , bolting msees of } sare rms - ‘ ¥ ; .* meayvy irniture agKaAinSst ’ escaped by wt Tomorrow Alright BILIOUSNESS— SICK HEADACHE, call for an NQ Tabict, (a vecctable Gee eperient) to tone and strenctheu 9 ‘ Pt slevard and | treet wer Pg ~ tat e end elim ™ Dea ca Reli (‘Member Audit ireau of Circulation.) Ceastipaticn, seals i = PRESS , ~ ior Cuno and to failure by Ger- fuel as reparations ce with the ate A Shop Workers Proclaim General of control been ap- Strike in Berlin. exploit the mines and Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and Chi- ~ ° ell the output, all expe ex- cago a ee 1923.) Enjoy the luxurv of car own- ploitation and transport to be! BERLIN, Aug. 1!1.—Representa — © : - . aes Bt rman tives of all shop counctls today pro- ership without paying the ; aimed . a » sega nag in al . ¥ . a semana: uae | beh gpl saelrve oe »egin immediately price of luxury, by buying cab kagresnieet ok a ee ee one of those nearly new cars Jerr i ap eee which are for sale over in the etter are: ‘Organization mrusiiinc: rT : e fe A CUNO’S RESIGNATION a Automobiles” classified col- SAID TO HAVE BEEN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH umns of the Post-Dispatch. REFUSED BY EBERT. ™"'"! Yoo2P"},teuT=En The wide diversity of choice re quite within your reach. SB cna the Helthnnee enn, Mees lessees aretied to te or 5 ’ bintry Into League Demanded. THE POST-DISPATCH ical peeegy Seay Pg E - St. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory a ae nena BENE The Perfect Market-Place HI in foreign policies. The Reichawehr | peneees te cit oe rnart the rew exoress ; “ie . sy of-town reactionary Sidi, cas 0 Sue ccaten: tiene NT JUNIORS—Little Ms republt , One-third the regular dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults. SOLD CY YOUR DRUGGIST eansee? of , put on a @?*r? Pntered as ee. ‘ rat 1870 @t the Posto?’ c+ it Be Lo uM ler the a<t of March 3 1878 e 6600 iniech rest@enation event ne the hia non-parGsean « Beij. Ol Central 6604) and oth-| town was with-| | Harding at Chicago and how the} 'late President was deeply moved /and hurt by the shocking bitterness of the refusal! ia related by Edwin A. Grozier, publisher of the Boston Post. The real story of the nego- tlations prior to the nomination of Warren G. Harding has never be- fore been told. The dealings all revolved around Johnson. He was in a position vir- tually to name the next President. By a mere turn of his hand, he could have given the nomination to either Wood or Lowden, by swinging his |delegates to them. Johnson's vanity was, however, severely touched by the general desire of the progress- ives to unite on General Leonard Wood. Johnson felt that, having been the running mate of Theodore Roose- velt, he should have received the unantmous support of the Pro- gressives. He was greatly piqued at ‘the rush of leading Progressives to the Wood band wagon. He deter- mined. even if he could not get the nomination for himself, to see-that Wood did not get it. His efforts in that regard were extraordinarily successful. Johnson's Delegates Faithful. | He determined that, whatever | happened, he would not allow his | votes,to go to Wood. Early in the ‘balloting, it became evident. that Tohnson could not hope to win, but ‘that his block of delegates were holding the balance of power. The Wood men appealed to him in vain. |The Lowden men offered Johnson practically everything if he would ‘swing to them. But he still held out. Finally it became evident to John- son that he could not win, but he/ Police Guard Oustomers Forming | affa determined to enjoy his advantage | —— ito the utmost by personally naming ‘the man who was to succeed. i Strange as it may seem, choice fell upon Senator Pennsylvania. Knox represented practically none of Johnson's views. He was not a progressive in any sense. But after Johnson had made his Knox of chotece of Knox, he still held off. In- | stead of going into the convention and publicly releasing his delegates so that Knox could have the nomi- nation, he hesitated and delaved. During the long delay, the Repub- | were willing to of Knox, They leaders, who to the nomination grew distrustful of Johnson. feared he did not good on the plan. How They Turned to Harding. It was then that, feeling Johnson would not go through, they turned to the consideration of Harding They found that Harding’s name met with such favor that they could af- ford to ignore any deal with John- son, and so they decided to go ahead and nominate Harding the next day, if they could. By the time that de- cision was reported Johnson, feeling that his own cause was lost, made ready to throw his delegates to Knox But it was too late then. The word had gone forth for Harding and his nomination quickly followed. The first thing that Senator Hard- ing did, after being assured of his nomination, was to send for Senator Johnson and offer him the second place on the ballot. Johnson, bitter- ly angry at the turn affairs had taken, and disappointed at the col- lapse of his own cause, indignantly refused the offer. In vain the friends of Senator Johnson pressed upon him the need for harmony in the Republican party, and showed him that his ac- of the presidential] nomination would be ample evidence of this harmony. He could not be reasoned with. MOVE FOR RELIEF °° FARMERS Capper Asks I. C. C. to Reduce Ireight Rates on Wheat. WASHINGTON, Aug. 11. first move to get relief for the wheat farmers under the Coolldge adminis- tration was made today apper (Republican. asked the Interstate ©; lfcan agree ceptance vice Kansas, who mmerce Com- for a special order rediic- ing freight rates 25 bushel n wheat and flour for export. The President a few days ago told Cap- he hoped relief could be fur- nished the wheat growers Senator Capper wrote President Gorman, of the Rock Island Ral!- chairman of a committee of western ral Presidents, urging that an agreement be reached among mission cents a per road iwat to Dpyt the reductions inte ef- “buy paper marks at only 800,000 to Johnson's} intend to make | — The. by Senator ' Turbulent political times are predicted by Senator Borah “No political party,” he said, “can survive the next campaign whid does not have a clear, definite, cos. structive and inspiring p Nr there ever was a time when of fice should, and, in my Opinion, will, seek the man, it is now. I have nev er seen sO many political explains lying around to be touched off » right now. The voters do not com two cents for parties or indl They want results. Give the man at the helm a chance.” SIGNING OF AGREEMENT WITH MEXICO EXPECTED AT ONE Secretary Hughes Advises With Pre ident on Status of N | Under Way. Special to the Post-Dispatch. ef WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Weed® expected in Washington momentarily (Continued from Page 1.) though there is no confidence in the mark, no marks are to be obtained. This morning a discontented mob invaded the Reichstag shouting for |a Red Government. They left only ‘when charged by Green police and | soldiers. | The situation is being aggravated iby the money shortage, which has helped the mark unofficlally. Dollar | hoarding Germans were begging to } | | | | the dollar, while wild rumors flew 'through the city. | The Government spread _ troops around all public buildings fearing |} communistic uprisings. But until |late this evening the police reported ino disturbances. | Apparently the workers have two ‘fixed desires—they wan® to be paid on a gold basis, as their employers ‘profit on a gold basis, and they want ito turn out the Cunp Government, | o¢ the signing in Mexico City-of tht ;}which they believe is the cause of |/agreement forming the basis for ret their troubles. lognition of the Obregon Governmell Trade union leaders met Socialist by the United States. A report from j}and communist deputies during the | Commissioners Payne and Warren s (afternoon and made it plain they ‘anticipated in the immediats fetue /wanted definite actian. On all sides |gooretary Huches, whn éonferred & ithe present situation was being .com- |day with President Ccoliige, fe | pared with that existing on the eve | derstood to have discussed the stall of the Spartacan revolts. |of the negotiations between the | Communist leaders told the corres |..s. rtatives of the 1w) Governmult | spondent they would be ready for| what appears to be the approsdl }action “sooner than even our ene-/ o¢ friendly relations with the Souit mies think.” There is no question! ern republic caused much tuterml: ithe plight of the working class is | today in President Coolldye’s proh 'menacing. Long lines of housewives /abje selection of an Ambasudat |stand in front of the few food shops} president Harding had decidelt on |that are open a few hours a day. 'B. Creager of Brownsville, Tex, @ | lone of his chief advisers on Mexia” irs, oe. -_ Lines Before Leipsic Stores. By the Associated Press LEIPSIC, Aug. 11—-Demonstrators | stood at the head of each quale am paraded all the downtown streets | only permitted a purchase? @ ‘today, Leipsic industry virtually be- ‘ter the shop after the pre , ‘ing at a standstill owing to the|tomer had departed. The a | | strikes which began Friday caused | say there is plenty of food in te iby the money stringency and the! Leipsic district but that the threatened shortage of food. In | are refusing to bring !t Into the a? front of most of the food stores| because of rumors of commenitt | which had sold out their stocks there | trouble within the town an@ reper 'were queues of women and children | from other places that the towne |with market baskets awaiting turns, people are forcibly selzing — to buy what was left. A policeman | supplies. j | - i #9 tt I Specialize } On DISEASES FY 4] and DEFECTS of the | “As a Physieian, Oculist and Optician I have served many thousands during 25 years’ practice in 8t Lonis* 4 { hi are prescribed only when needed and a G Sseu aa prenel ak oe * 4 the entire service. Any necessary changes required during the . year are made FREE OF CHARGE. oe INVISIBLE BI-FOCALS are moderately priced and are both 4 and satisfying. Tr ERIFUSED LENSES are the last word tn eptics. they eliminate diffused raya of light. yh SN Rte BETTER et ae YOU SEE BETTEK—THEY LOOK COME IN AND LET US DEMONSTRA G. MORITZ, M. D., re ae 609 N. BROADWAY (227:,Xer i clinte graft. qiving muon] — ————— the eve c=. Ask for one. ee = rh. & My book on the eye, exposin valuable eye information, FR — “A DeligAtful Place in WAteA to Shop” HENRY A. WEIL, we. S1@-eI18 OLIVE STs For the Coming Season 4 This Store Needs the Services of ni 10 or 15 Experienced ~ Saleswomen ee @ The business of this institution has shown surprising growth. @ We look forward to the largest volume of business this Fall we have ever known. @ One's earning capacity here is limited only by one’s own ability and ambition. : @ Saleswomen experienced in ready-to-wear, preferably with a successful record and a per- sonal clientele, will be interviewed by Mr. Henry A. Weil. + ; ‘af? a ‘ 2 ee ca Pp ren hn ee 5 ae be , | oa age, ae ‘KOLP IS CHARGED WITH THE D Dixie Davis Is Wild anc Taken Out After Walk One Man and Pitet Three Balls to Ano By Dent McSkimmuing, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport ROSTON, Mass., Aug. 11. gy came to naught this afte when Manager Jim Austin stud ly and wisely maneuvered to game the Red Sox fn the final of the series and in the end forced to bow his head In defea Boston gathered its forces fc spectacular ninth inning rally, » came a two run lead and won game, 4 to 3. In the eighth inning, the B assumed the lead on Ezell's dc Vangilder’s single and Tobins It was Vanagllder. the base- that beat Vangilder, the pil When Tobin Hned the ball dow right field line, the score was 1 and the Browns needed al runs they could get. So Van, ing like a great mastodon stride, summoned all his ene an attempt to score. He did the throw to the plate but it a costly run. When he reached the ¢.~ ut. | gilder was completely wind had pitched eight Innings ot Zs ball and the 90-yard dash P ped all his energy. Gerber rolled out on the next play and Van was in no | to continue the game. Austin had two men warmed & he chose Dixie Davis. Davis Short on (Xx In view of his remari.*te ing exploit in New York on W day, Davis was expected to : side with ease. And so he had he been able to put the the plate. The first batter filed to Tot @xcelient start, thought Au ager Chance, still fighting tory althongh many of fans were gathering near tf picked Flagstead to bat fe Quinn, who had pitched an ble garie Davie made it easy for the He couldn't get the ball plate. Flagstead walked. sent up another left-hand Mike Menosky. With a mane _ 8nd a dangerous hitter up, Stew more cautious. He ¢ to the plate but pitched not Strike With the call three tag. he was removed from ®t end Ray Kolp took up th Which was now growing irk Kolp's firat offering was and now the tying run was Chance hunted around and Other left-hand hitter. 0’ Pitches sometimes. He fe and half the crowd started Tunways They saw defeat the Red Sox. urns Purposely George Rurns, who ta bit 349. a-cording to latest who hit four doubles and @ two games with the Browns, hex? } ifter and the Rrowne Present him with a base keen him from getting his tra hace hit. Tha’ put the winning or the hb. ll game up to ane Collins John played for Mack's famous Athletics @& famous himeelf once as & Neve: ite he insert a me Wallon into a ball game t today Hle lined the ball the left field fence for two two r'invrersa ecored. tying BB tn 8 For the first time in ¥ Sheer ha Nara ctertatic hell fanatics frem ft om thousand hasehall Pu Beenty heeome wildty é They foreot Harry Frazee injury they had suffered fan to root. Thetr ob Gistract Ray Kolp. They Kolp hit Retchle in the |. ® Pitehed ball and Joe Re

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Y ed Y WY wyptVEYY Lege js ” ~h Y POST-DISPATCH aaa WWE wy Yj) WYUMMMOLAL EEE CL . ioe Le Va YY, We.t 0 St! Gh , on LIU 7 | . Vln, UW - Ut | ‘@rikx ll;;téllb NGE LOGICAL DATE, BORAH Say Asserts President Should Republican Nomination Bf He Makes Good “Se * "ee (La ¥4 ie We bo WiuuisdididddildditiiEiliitfi yy MMU lls 4 oe i, er eee > a demanding. ; agricultural situation serious The COR . few months that he is Mak. , Mr. Coolidge certainly wy nated What the people results. If Coolidge Kives re. at is all there ig to . = isan able man. | want to Biven a chance to make By Herman Wecke, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. | Those New York Giants, world’s baseball champions, and leaders in the 1923 National League pennant race, believe in making hay while the sun shines. So yesterday while the Pirates were losing and the Reds breaking even, McGraw’s men up and won a doubleheader from the Cardinals, 6 to 4 and 6 to’2. That enabled the Gothamites to gain on _both their rivals for the flag. The two defeats ended the Car; ~~~. dinal’s winning streak, which had |} reached two in a row, both victories 5 having come over the world’s greet pions in earlier battles of the series. |'One of the best crowds of the sea- | son, estimated at 20,000, saw the | double rout of Rickey’s men. Blame for both reverses can be laid directiy at the door of the pitching staff. In the first tilt, Bill, Sherdel was routed before two. | rounds had been played, and after that a great telief effort from Clyde) | Barfoot went to waste. Fred Toney was a hitless pitcher for four rounds | tn the closing encounter. In the next, the Giants made an infield hit. | | After that Toney had trouble getting /'aman out of the way, and 10 safe- | | ties in three frames produced aix tallies. That’s going from one ex- treme to the other. McGraw also was called upon to use a relief flinger in the opener, Hugh McQuillan being shelled off the firing line in the fifth frame. But Art Nehf, the little southpaw, who replaced him. stopped the| Cards with three hits In the 4 2-3 ‘innings he slaved. Wilfred “Rosy” | Ryan, leading pitcher in the N. L., was entirely too much for the, Rickeymen in the night-cap. He | started badly, but grew better as; “Batted for Toporcer the game progressed. All of which|_ Innings: i was just the opposite of Toney’s ef- |New York 4 fort. 1 | Two-base hits—Kelly, Hornsby, Bottom. ley, Young, Flack, Barfoot. Three-base hi*« | —-Toporcer. Sacrifice hits—Frisch, Mre- luck in hitting. In the first game | Curdy. Rtolen bases—Smith. Double plar« Rickey’s batters hit five line drives, |——Blades and Freigau; Frisch (unassisted) ; all of them diractly at inflelders. | 4ckson, Maguire and Kelly. Hit by pitched One of the liners was turned into a | ball—By Sherdel (McQuillan). Base on double play, when the locals threat- Porat yee pag Barfoot 1. Struck ened Art Nehf tn the eighth inning. 7! ; Barfoot 1. . Pitchins This particular liner, off the bat of | *°°re—Off Sherdel, 4 hits 6 rene te 2 in- KOLP IS CHARGED WITH THE DEFEAT lent politica] times ahead ficted by Senator Borah Olitical party.” he said the next Campaign which have a clear, definite, con. and inepiring program. jf er was a time when the of- uld, and, in mY opinion. wii} Pman. itis now. I have neve BO many political explosives ound to be touched off as bw. The voters not care ts for parties o; individuals mt results. Give the man at a chance.” — SOF AGREEMENT WITH EXICO EXPECTED AT ONCE Hughes Advises With Pres- on Status of Negotlatvons Under Way. “ra y i — ~~” Dixie Davis Is Wild and Is *~~~--~--~--~-~ — Taken Out After Walking » Old 9th Inning Jinx One Man and Pitching e eh Goan Three Balls to Another. OO LO Lal, When Pitchers Fail i a a a & | (First Game.) NEW YORK. ARB, CO | Groh Tobin rf Gerber as Williams If Jacobson cf .... McManus 2b .... Severeid c do By Dent McSkimming, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. } BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 11.—Strate- Exzrell 3b gy came to naught this afternoon | Schilebaer 1b when Manager Jim Austin studious- y and wisely. maneuvered to out- | game the Red Sox in the final game | ot the series and in the end was) forced to Dow his head in defeat. | Boston gathered its forces for mectacular ninth inning rally, over- | ame a two run lead and won the) loomumawawnm F wleeommecceoew S| wleernnnsownners © | clecownwonwnrwooacoP wmleceenucccccen" . 3 a fo) the Ff ing KARL KAMMANN > --> gme, 4 to 3. In the eighth inning, the Browns wmumed the lead on Ezell's double, Vangilder’s single and Tobin's triple. twas Vangilder, the base-runner that beat Vangilder, the pitcher. When Tobin lined the ball down the Quinn, p right field line, the score was 2 to | ¢*Flagstead tand the Browns needed all the) tuns they could get. So Van, strid- | ing like a great mastodon might gride, summoned all his energy in an attempt to score. He did beat the throw to the plate but it proved a costly run. When he reached the ¢ ther Arlanta Sout? 11 a | or be _ rrr) té » leo wt" 7 /ranking team in Kentucky. " leaving a/| time ; CLYTB 'New York 657 Pittsburg .... . 690 fc innati ... i .579 in Chicago .F33 KOS 'Brookiyn CARDINALS .495 Philadelphia .830 , Boston .808 Win 661 594 . 583 .537 . 509 .600 836 . 814 Yesterday's Results. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Loes Pct. Today.Today . 651 .585 574 . 528 . 500 | . 491 B05 | Roston. 4-10-1:; Browns, 3-18-1. Batteries Davis, | | | —Ouinn Kolp and Severeid New York 9 10 /@-12. 4-1 end WDevormer; Vane all: Bush, Pennock game Davis anc 'Moyt and Hofmann fnVD Cle 11-0? Fdwards kins .* re ss * w TO nd. 9-10, 17-18, 2-2 ° 5 vela 5-2 Secon lla agro 9.4 l game Perkins 16-7 if and 10-2 1-1 ("ht $-2; ~ a) ar? me , Zahniser Second gan Gharrityv , ee) lad jand Batteries—Firet game: Holloway’ Olsen, Cole and Bassler and Wood- | and Schang. Passier; Jones, lder, Becqnd Shawkey, ahfirdimfwehricmfwyp omfw - Philadelhpta. Batteries—First game: Uble, | Roone and O'Neill; Hasty and Per- | Smith and Myatt; Rom- Washington, Ratteries—First game: leverette and Schalk Moeridge, Rus- Zachary. Marbderry and Ruel Faber and Graham; Mogridge Summer | j NATIONAL LEAGUE. Kob- 15-11. 2-4: Detroit, 4-8, | Pillette, | competition {in their the contest the Buffalo team staged. Ted Hewermann and Elmer Schwarz, the St. Louis municipal doubles team, will meet George Glaskin and Gerald Smith of Kansas City, in the final round of play for the National Municipal Tennis Association doubles. championship at Forest Park this afternoon. Piay will start as soon as the final round of the singles is completed. This match is expected to be closely contested but the local team is a slight favorite. Heuermann and Schwarz advanced | to the finals by eliminating Max |: Bookbinder and Louis Schaefer, the | Buffalo combination, in a semi-final round encounter yesterday after- The ecores were 6—2, 6—3, Today’s Schedule. a a a a SINGLES. Semi-Final Round. ©. W. Holman, San Francisco, vs. Gus Amsterdam, Philadel- phia, at 9:30 o'clock. Final Round. Karl F. Kammann, St. Louis, vs. winner of Holman-Amster- dam match at 3 o'clock. DOUBLES. Final Round. Glaskin and Smith, Oty, vs. Heuermann Schwarz, Louis, at o'clock. 2 ; noon. ) 6—3. While the local team was not in , serious danger at any time during!) ee a i ee i i i i a number of long rallies. Schaefer | surprised with his wide range which | enabled him to make many unex- pected returns. Bookbinder was) good in executing overhead drives. St. Louisans Steady. The &t. Louis team owes ita vic-. tory to steady playing both in the back court and at the net. Schwarz exhibited some fine volleying while Hevermann excelled in cross court drives. Glaskin and Smith, the Kansas City pair. found some unexpected match with LO LVL La oe ~ Kansas St. 4:30 i i i i i a a a oh a i a a PPP OLSON’S SINGLE GIVES DODGERS 7-6 VICTORY PITTSBURG, Pa., Aug. 11.—The Superbas defeated the Pirates his afternoon 7 to 6. With the score deadlockéd in the seventh Olson was and > Ragan and-Pertolat of San Francisco 1°-8. 1-0: New Tork. 4-6, | Ratter'es * Ainemith Nehf and North an Rnvyder 1-0 First OY Net!) Mncinnatt. gcaine—Mar- (itbaeon: First geame—-Sher- McCurdy: New Rec and McCurdy: 10-0 ond game— leech - ! ue. Keck and 13-1: Pitebu , . wer and Deberrs » Ts 13-10, 0-2 Batteries Bec fr, A | “7 iret mda na Hartnett Keen and Hartnett Hen.ine — Today’s Schedule. RICAN LEAGUES York ington. Suled AME. * a? New Waer mes eche at at Ta NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York at St. Loule Boston Minctinnati Pittebure at Brookivna Philadelphia at Chicago. @&.14.0 Cooper, Wingo He { ° Mea - Philadeiphia gzga™mne-— | came—Js- Be.- | in ,on the other semi-final round eén- counter Four sets were played, Glaskin and Smith winning 6—2, 3—6, 7—5. 6—1. The net*play of the Kansas Citv team was very good There were also some fine placement 4rives made by the winners Giaekin was the individual star in the match His cleverness en- abled the team to win close points on a number of occasiona. Ragan ninved a very ateady game “but Periolat apparently was bothered by the extreme heat The semifinal round singles match hetween Gua Amsterdam of Phila- deliphia and Cranston Holman the San Francisco player. was stopped account of darkness Holman the firet set 7—5,. while Am- Bel won l|aeterdam cnme back and captured the The Californian was in the third set when called the contest. This match will be completed this morning. starting at 9:39 o'clock. Kammann in Final. Karl Kammann, local municipal champion, will meet the winner of ~~" Bentinee? on Next Page. eecond. §——4 leading 2 to 1 Referee Moonev sent in as a pinch hitter for McCar- ren and he came through with a stn- wie scoring Bailey and Fournier. Cooper, the Pirates’ star pitcher, was touched up in lively fashion and he gave way to Meadows in the eighth inning. Ruether settled down after the home team tied up the game in the fifth inning. The box score: BROOKLYN PITTEBURG ABR.) 0 2 0 ") EF Nete.cf... OO} Pigbee,!f.. T.Grt hurt John'n.2b Bay .rf-cf Four 'r.1lb B.Gri‘h.if Deberry.c. McC n.3b Oleon 3b. Derg .«s HKuether.p. Totals 36 713 1 *Hatted for Cooper ! Innings- ] Brooklyn Pittsburg Left on basee Tweobase hitse—PR. Gr Johnaton Rawlings Three-base hitse— Rawlings 2. Balley, Maranvilie Sacrifice hit——Jonnston. Sacrifice fly— Fournier Double plays—Rawlings to Grimm, Ruether to Berg: Schmidt to Rawlings Bares on belle —Ofrf Ruether, 2; off Cooper, 4. @truck out—-By Ruether. 1; by Meadows. 1 by Cooper. 2. Hite—Oft Cooper 2 in 8 inning; off Meadows, 1 in } pires—Kiem and Wilsen. Ih 49m A‘ endanee—A0,000. pitcher —Cooper. Schmidt,.c. per .p. Mead s.p. *Mulier. Co eh Co mon © Ol gp no -OWes & ee SOUS OO Terale ' Pitteburg. 8 fth. Bigbee. Cooper, i? ss * ma E. | Rigney.*s. | Bassier.c. tied up the second game in the ninth inning after a brilliant rally. Two were out when Ruth and €6mith hit successive home runs. It was the twenty-elghth of the season for | F.uth. GAME A ty 4 > 4 > r val 09 99 KOM new 7 OOM OHH OOmH Mt x: Blue. 1b a 'Witee cf .. Jones 3b ...% ab n *) Heliman Hianew : Rigney ss Baesier « | Woodall « | Pillette p Holloway p ‘* 2a.) pa | OM to Orem iSO Totale ..34101) «i Cole p. Totals *Batted for ®*Matrted for eeehattead Score Detroit New York ' Two-base hit—Meuse!l Bush, Mellmann hase— Meuse! Holloway in seventh inning. (\iaen itn alight inning. for Smith in eighth by innings yy 9101310020 O— € 6000n1012 %—10 Three base hite— Home run—Smith. Stolen Racrifices— Jones. Han-y, Pipr Ward Beott Double playv—Scott, 7. Detroit 10 Bases on balle— rer Uush 2. off Pennock 8. . off Hol way 1. off Olsen Ruah by Pennock 7 oll F Cole Hite—Ore Pit!! 0 tn 1 tnning; eff Holle y. : 2- innings in 1° inning: off Pennock. Winning pitcher—Bush. Los- i mptree—H!idebrand, Time of game—Z by -3 tpning; (lsen, | qin 4 in nings off Cole y 4 in Oo innings ine pitcher—Ptliette Holmer and Evans °5 m fr, DETROIT NEW YORK. AB.R.H. E E. 0 0 n ] = e*) Po) ‘ Witt.ef... Dugan 3b Ruth Jf.. Smith. rf.. Pipp.ib... Ward 2b Seott as... **Meuse!l. ee | Haney 2b ‘ m™32D0305 | Mp Ow~3 Dee | Daues.p.. Totals 3 12 1: iShawkey.p |Jonn nee. Hoyt.p... '*Hend'cks Totals 43 1 **Ratted for Scott tn eighth inning.” *Ratted for B. Jones in eighth. tted for Hoyt in tenth 4 78910 .:3 6 2535208 1-4 00 2«00 104 2-0 Heltimann (2). hite—“obb, Left on ba Three-bare hits—Dugan. Rigney. Jonhnaon Home rune—Hofmann. Haney. Ruth, Smith Btolen hases—Haneys. Meuse! Facrifice hite-—-Ward, Deues. Left on base—New York, 12; Detroit, 7. on balle—Orf 8. Jones, 3; off Bhawkey. Ptruck out—By 6. Jones. 0 pOM OM DS OVO DIDI 2 ei Oro fl °O80 5°09" Kie 2 I 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 ie) New Two-base Ward and Pion Maues. Tiendricks inning. | ‘first tally of the game. New York | i ; rectly to Frisch, who stepped on the _against Ryan in the second. /were but two in this battle, but one |kale In front of them, did no such | ’ io-'a handful of 4irt at f off| self to the showers for the remain- | ; ; ’ ’ O | in the opener. 0| Then Heine Groh hit a little pop too |George Kelly. who doubled, clearing | contest of the series. After this ; p : : Hite——Orr 6. Jones, 6 in & in- | ; off pada Hoyt Uglies — | | 1 P Stock. hitting for Toporcer. ming (none out in serond); off Barfoot, 6 came | with Bottomley on third and Myers free eae it - re nad pr ge o on first and none out. It went 4di- | bite oddeente 668 ~~ bay 3 (—St. Louts 7; New Yorum 6. Time—i:42. hot corner, doubling Bottomley. Ain- | Umpires—Pfirman, Fi ont Gate smith followed with a single, so it) Winning pitcher—MoQuillan sie. can be seen that had this drive got- | er—Sherdel. Losing ten through, the Cardinals would have tied the score. The hitting of liners ee (SECOND GAME. continued 4 There - rt = Young rf of them again resulted in a two-ply Groh 3b. killing. However, those Giants, with an-. other world series and a flock of | 2 hitting. They hit to unpatrolled | spots and very few safeties did they waste in elther encounter. Gayety was added to the festivi- ties in the second game by Hetne Mueller. The little outfielder had | singled Hornsby across with the He then | esesayed to steal second, but was called out on a glose decision by Umpire “Cy” Pfirman. Mueller | kicked on the decision and chucked the arbiter. Thereupon he waa tolé to hie him- il ewrnennwhen = | a he ha eleesesesco™ 37 @ ) der of the day. A One-Bottle Shower. But that gave the crowd some amusement, and for the rest of the day Pfirman had a tough There was a “pop bottle shower” which consisted of one and three bottle tops. was done. but the verbal abuse of |} Ppfirman, and also Finneran behind 6 | the plate, continued for the remain- O | der of the day. 6 | who had little to do at thftd base, 0 was left alone. Only Ernie Quigley, Sherdel got off on the wrong foot He walked Young far out for Bottomley and too far in for Flack and it went for a hit And4 that hit. as events turned out. sacrificed | spelled disaster. Frisch the pair alorg and Meusel was passe purposely to fill the bases ham was concerned, as he popped to Bottomley. But not so with Long the paths. Kelly tallied the fourth run of the round on Jackson's ace. McQuillan stopped a pitched bal) with his left wrist to open the sec- ‘Continaed on Next Page. time. | pop bottle | No damage The | New York strategy worked as far as Cunning- | Sleeeuneuntuaed Sl enadnunned Slemeseucseuce? Sl eavececaxc? wleecsececcoxunoonr » | eococuweorw eee OR eleseesesecoseo™ ; F a Rf Friech and Jackson; Jecksos Kelly; Nerth, Preignaan aad , by pitched ball——By Hyan (Blades). op balle—Off Ryan 1; off Toaey &. out——By Teary 1. Pitching Teorey, 11 hite 6 rune i) Nerth, 1 hit me rune in basee—St. Loule 5; New ih The Cardinale will close their home | stand (hie afternoon when they op- pose the Glante In the fifth and fingi tie, the Rickeymen visit every city in the cireult before returning home. Jess Haines and Jack Bentley, rivals jim the opener of the series, whteh the Cards won, will probably be the riv pitchers.

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SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1928 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ou Can’t Expect to Win the Regatta Without a Lot of Scull Practice, |) : Dead Heat Between Century and fee 22a OS uetision = Rivals in Next Title Ficht | Three Big Fights © Johnson Orders Babe + Richards Scory "Australians Je t. Louis Fours Features Junior New York, Augus st ji. parerrmertatntntnenhiipitnibitciita PLP LLLP PLE Rath to Discentinu ° wes fermenty Beh — — Will Be Decided = *7)..%, Coentiind ma ‘Third Victory if Doubles Tez Events of Creve Coeur Regatta “32°2°°" In Next 5 Weeks'| we = ~ Southampton , ra side, it is Ne Pn ek — Only Two of Six Judges Are on Duty and They ! t Wilson . ee ae Greb-Wilson Battle for Middle- " , pension f : es : EY weight Crown Is First on Which Crew Is the ea ag on row hi ao ee , ee . Afternoon — Wes D n recentiy ss ‘ : | ak the List. Se By JOHN E. WRAY, for the Century Poat Cinb a / ring Club cs a. fe . Sn ee Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. - — weisaiied Tt remained four-cared shells to iniect real fiery interest 1: e opening events of the % g tae | Rate oS ee Comparatively new faces will oc- ; | de - sy :. - . . : ‘ ’ : * ; j > rr annual Gouthwestern Rowing Association regatta at Creve Coeur Lake yee | ' ) a of a eee, y the pugilistic spotlight in the : not sousdiaiaial nal terday. The meet had proceeded grace*n!’r ani peaceably through a series cf . . . Sess — oe > 3 | - , - boxing event sched- : at wae we: Bed n a : : ~ tte Ps _ , ee : vc ’ @fantir =! reces until the two star junior fours of the engaged in a half | ~ ~ aes —— this mon Johnny Wilson, : coin %. Te beeen ett aie mile dash which swept the contenders over the finish line so othe: : PES | . £5 oe iddleweight champion, will emerge J 3 ~| eget tein eka -* finally was declared a dead bea e re rowed today as an un | | ae Sie ee >t : it! was taken SOX POUND WASHINGTON . ‘ , ceed : Dade dvent - = | Ne ee bim by that crazy quit body, — PITCHERS AND WIN, 10-7 ¢° 1°, SStO" ois SEE nse: Gn pected feature of the se: The race was one ° ; ’ 4 . , , Nat ‘ ee 2 oe shnny nt iz . , °: r | 7 "| Fis a? gam 2 ~ 4 da y's ado = — = : . - A ° t‘ereson Were entereé originally, Dut . 7 5? ; | th n ht wit! = | cade: >t | he darkness OU he rn : ughout. . . i : ‘ f Po ' Seer c | ) rehand drives, ! withdre in . a> .ng Over fo to the favorites. Centu ; ' | s.0n ' RTGS to a good start and he ) , , 3 le Harley, stroke. Su! Sie | | ea money of Wilson becau : net pite! ‘tm the oper | emg Me | “ne big break came carly down to the last 1 ara! ica ent: Ro a be SRE, : : . : satisfactory work Wilson iater ac ad Mogrids Oi 3 thee . first rt anderson easily the stroke of the §&: yu! ut > S a ee” os tone : : a .4 this money onc it! nound duel .in n ‘han an hour was require@ @& opening game on his service, quickerned The rhrthmic sway ach Ps ; sid defend his agait : acc , : . to run through the three der r deiuvery rer the oaremen’s bodies increased Fischer, suffering from a Begey Kast ee niracted Thursday night fated . : ° Was hin ter Ris surprising _ have im var - — , phi the Ki: neers and Clarengs bance fapan gained ad ; a =! . a co r A. i " . r ‘nally ts Ri ards played the best crore an \ustraila a EE Ao Qe et en Re es Danese defer ee ee ee ae > ti? the ehell finally ss rer re OD OOF adversary by a sight ms , tlage, stro: Substitute : | at Augu Half of the 500 specta’ _~ ; ; which thee the epurt had been too late anc itis ve that St. Leuis had passeé Century Western Rowing >—A ug North nda “ine FR a afer the frish ine had been SENIOR RAMG > 7 Greb has t : . | a has shown all week. For the ’ vl reached ‘ ce. 2: @ x. ) of t n | il fighters : . ‘T} — a eagerness for , versa) Japan mt = . : * - : Tots ; it irrity. I (ray. playing wit keen Be x ; Two Judges and They Disagree. . ! —? ~ud@) Sa ray gaya tiga = snap and steam into his etreis nee! ined ’ 2 * . _ '« : ~ eat ? . ’ >. os . ‘ - \ A@ee ¢ es were apres.’ 2 *o fre a “ : . ; .i3 ie ay Ee : . ~a pitalizin " , , na ; The jucg “ Ber | Pe : wrung on nen lw ¢ ' t for Zach mA ninth i pert his service more nial Agein a vital c! Aecigicn and G A Ruder é‘ : . ~ 2 ; a. ' y rathe . : a any ne his 72607. ae aio » the first - Ld . , a* Aung = ‘Ss - ; ‘ ~~ . : | : =" ~ = - mn - ; speet x there oie ; _ é s* eS ~* tury eald that it was ciear [hos k &. 4 . ET first Ball ‘iz miseed an easy o .* —— a >> ‘ ; : ' 5 . . : ’ Pa - . _ = es » . } . | vege the ether cide and finall: i , > . sata wore e % rm os S Re a ms ‘ a a xe = , frame, gaining them all on fers > ge . asa’ Dborth day There were to have be ey meet tes “i ! movin : —— —_ Fy : Fischer Is Erratic Ph s° : judges, But four cf them did not ap- H. Rowe No Ff Shelton, No 9. , Ke 3 JORNNY WILSON nde 0h Genet ae In the second set, Fischer ee | pear. Bernacki. —a—- es Ee | accebenseet iC” ain” mane — through Richards’ service ® & identical with the first. Tt wae largelr a tion ‘ef th SENIOR perm. ES. Ca y = eae carry a knock a emeath SSM: Hevees Cp to 4-1 in thes = tention Yan COB Bek ee Ww vit? Ww oie eee ee certain that the nose saree . - Tv 7 °?r - a boat had cleared the oS breaking through a seesn@ hes a rs Louts passed it. cers ore + is Boar ' ey inke a a. ‘ 3 - Mine eevee ee Se Se | ees Tourney Awarded Roseborough in 3 oS d — Dempser time is sO smething that Was no - Westerman, ; C . 2 tied. It appeared to be the fair oO es al Pave I , T S L ° C T showed np mates tO ae a | . satuaumaiiilinds ; ne 1919 challenen poy =e mE Sen Sub- : teld! e chan ally won the sume | ig een — ea eons cote ely Fy a 0 c OuIS ounty ourney : seen when ids in " it head gone deuce four tia v ae yong pert ing Club led tn . Peay tendon : | ae eee ? . chem Geatt Gin is nderson plays super- wae Genttee of firets with a al ad —— = ruias . c Nempse! one of h raining Vashingtor e o—e tm = the next three also fae hy ats: tun: eee > ° es ™.. 7 Y 8a : ; j > : v4 , . . . ’ i * —™ — P% . ‘ P ~_ : itn. . : nm? r : oo fe fe Gy. . : President Menne Announces Re- Former Tennis Champion Faces ©)... .. ) nis g- | tua a gine ines | Richards ram away with the | porgpeirs och ayges a ley Yacht and Canoe Club had on ff? = ne} ain 3 : ce js - ' = a ee a - ‘ the Century Boat Club on 4 Coxswain: J Sedéy. Subdstitur ee sult of Mail Vote—Event Present Titleholder in Semi- nese to >t Dem ps -_ s oe ie vas a, | ares games ppb em sediall : | louble faults : er Pas Struck _ —_ , " 21d 3 1 J : : Uh a? ec 7 ; “ : : si On the * Py ! 4 , ” ee ee Sows Cente hea | | WINS FOR CHANCE’S MEN nen —i >* | everything sut The Illinots Valier Yach: @ Ci mem ~~ ore ee A : *, - 22 2 -ec . resu.t seine ay ais. which mu OF 4 min ; another streak of «Tam 4 : . taro or ' , = . , ta “. — : : . da tt! Ls ar GAMES TODAY q ost the game The , “iy other ri] ‘ : ll —After ae rhe? eg a) ‘th 'rookee. woe in the 7 he led at al went lowe wie io + noe Club doubles team fro: -i time § ” | ten Menace es mail rote of 2} s officers an . é . penoutt ; ‘ " “ : a . . , . “- > -2 ‘ws “ee a . ’ . a '. ‘ c = ’ 4 : ‘he Pa) oriea, Krueger and ©ls on, on th ~ meee 3 Temes n _ ; ‘he executive committee rod if is e? panei RE ema meas ' ' Re | ee ee ee eee 5 to 6 only event captured br **-« . arris Drives in inning Ruan. ot : ? 40e6n nuca — reeled off six beautiful hae oa cturr * . = _— " — "cunced ae vig»? v = Lent anc hae } ] . , a wiki le —ias : : rounds &— es e : . ; to the Guring the day when they mn the 1 : | vases were icadec. hence ro me , - ryan hey 5: | ““* | Quentin Roosevelt vs. Phil: Sreunds Li 2°*% Passing Richards sf ia “Thy _ hell aout @oubdies race, finishin © a — go : sf IPPo! eft . inter . oa Ss oa ‘ Ss th. — . ay £3 ' can *. %, ir . 3 Prendergast rs. Lacie¢s Ruud Greena, °7 three of them and ~ oning ; _ the « length ahead of the Centu x any r ; -. hand a. SA.¢ that he aca * Sch m the - oe : . 2—7 Rhodss- Burford game at seven-five. The the | to & Mirehell, Clubd pair. Western Rowin lu wth “ we “ = ; ie a ‘ : : : , , Sd Harris - 7 Drvra " retain 243 + aa : Fairgroun¢. Greunds phian led at thirty fifteen , won from the Carda, Firetes was third. The time was [es Lou = — Tg : _ ee tic to G3 . act ; es es ! ) Be \ son- . om . . ; Brown Freunds eighth when he continued . | a es ‘his trip was unhittar and 83 seconds. S ali —- : ln ical, grec Oy the association f mat i. dime re re sepend i cH ant ‘olieh Faic . . Groul#s shooting but Richards came trea —o oes oe pret, . | . jean — 3 | | nich . n , --amen- : coon ae aa eisnagenlane : > o ; : = i 4 " . 7 efer contingent The Illinois emtrv took Century} Dink . na nen “431 b 2 next Saturday : ri) it a with two passing shots and wa a ar tallies, Osta , : ~ *% wa = 7 . . . o *- = J y _ 7 ° ae ae 7 Out e . e4 ' : - early in the race ané strok “— . mn rol i & : ge Pies, Cae, ' i—Ker- fara came snc match when Fite Keen proved ¢« stetentliy down to the finish io RC CW, Dickmane. de = faring tics | M : : . ted ¢ the third ron ) | s not out _ 0 apes “tc peels pte frove out of court. the Quakers pretty -eug> on : = a ’ ™e @ nite . 54 , : . a >" ne POE EE 30 1 Nis @ ' rare. Grounds 6—De andres - a race — ugncout Lor : ' at _ erke : Se : : } : Bi i ‘rca’ - » tet — Tac _ oF : J — “ iin > Bee on Be AKineey Brothers rT. Grover Al erander a > ™~™ a et #e- . sen * ie . 4 . - - ~~. U a7 ? : 7 — Soy Ter , . : on. : , . . " : - os w 4 ‘Bireé set ls , _ . . : —s o exise or ia — ; . : . if Elrey § 2.4n ‘prounds @-— “AF Seur Afr'ca. —— o — ba Then bad fell away an¢é the Westerr . - re & : - , . — os : , -- . *3 sc ‘ 2 : a} . Situs 5 ~. ‘at A »* “ = 7 , ; hevrotat => a 2 a ‘ - “ : ; | wie master Rowing Ciub shell crept (nto first : _ oo. , | : oe 3: owe ; Dae : _— ubitous interest. it wi.. = he nint! nape i re ', omen ark = | Homers were crac ue “woah — . . "io tom. 1 sne me : as: c Mos e ee ee acogare he 1 a1 — 3 7 _hetween eo 7 2. ; — ecringhaus vs. Bords The match was played Setore the afternoon by Sand place and finished a length and a : Lew ie secon- -—- failed be ._-8 18 10 low HAIER 2 A Ss ) age «Forest Park. Grounds gallery of 2999 which was Miler Mite-hell and Stats . ‘ = - ~'* 7 - . . > . . . — - , 7 ‘cP Z : - ™ " - = / . halt abead of the i ‘se ote hoe?’ er 4 ; ‘ it ' rts F - a” : et -* ‘a Bee | = u's almost cortinuous state at Hartret’* . Om ir \agger : _ . : , , > ew YT ioe - é See... i ees os = ° P tury also crept upon the only out- | : . ——- > me | a . ) saIRD BOY! —_— ’ Maes age §=6 m 2 ... taird . warps eels . E st! - "a :, _- : +s a 77 OUN some vrs. South Proeéwar ; . te | Grimes. hard-hitting firet | ort first run : . i im decigive . ere Sod . ce piar Richards and Nortel Roegborouss 4 . 2 nt in : ‘ ality League Lemos Park matunedt Ghats damn , : > was :‘t for twe Za 3 . ‘ ™ . ‘ o = : ? ) ~* : ' 7 3 "J . . «e a=! ' Rates ua sonn Kanty Caren - ws aati > 1@.t pponen an wi*uretd back. resumed fleiding. Exzszell 1: ingte t , in former rears 4 cisive. . nat- cP jrounds 3—St. Henry va sx S@t with their smashing & the second gate center and ia BD Lot > 29 and the oneend . Garvie Cafeated Jack Forcveste. 6.—4, . f fact. Du so «Ub work, allowing the Kinseys bat "wre enough for nvert the hit =a? wmectine of aft Gaede — hit solidly and roo ¢ rt “ity } pun¢e 1—Beb White vs game The Californians pe EE : RD } : umptcn. Groun —Perpetua!l Help va stone-wall defense tn the secum@ TENNIS TOURNAMENT nto a double # 1s caught In ae. ONES Psy hom THIRD ROT: him be hh FOR DOUBLE VICTORY , r @: : Met cmt 5 ! Tas =? . > tard ha 2 hs .. sal} proun4 2 “s. Holy Name are wor ‘? = —-_ ed ee a ee unten Ce ee Se a en —— Ss Sanh} ™ whence +h ce 2 ing: “ — E sialic - iste he | , o ; eo at hit ae ac > een 2-e ; 't enn éefeared Ha-*>r4 an4 | : mruinds : , wees 4 pa . a oo. = -4 ; y ° : ™" evrere e sets af anc Barfoot came itn sing: Ss Wes awarcted > ” . ' ;, d AmMon‘'s == “ ' ii. ' oSes L orcoug? hedes Sefeated G T — - ; Si ; —s erie! ‘ the fourth which they won at _ "ac © “= ; . _ - 3 - > . o a " 4 " P« "@dusetTrta! | eer Sum eh . : : ; | »y the margin of a singie- Ther wernt to cleces tn the Int . tte et ge ee een deat Dhdgle sa gee « Soz on a Winning Streak Oe ee EE ee ae ee a te ek am eal nalt ty NE tiem . i se , _— mngshein ¢efeate@ Gourd «-4 ; v4 \e Puli sare —T . - , mG strorger @ tre march P v the Ameteréfam and Holman contes: | the singles title although ) sae ee fe i 2 wie: | : neg) gn 2 mi = saa ui oom ' 2 es f owas from Torte R ; Wright $ G er: defsared Pege and - ie -6" oY a : Z Missourt Press Br‘ck t his mates rarce vs , S Mississippi Valler Tan. img DUT ome game. thet | California plarer mide + dae : Bons eer . we ao 1 nder sacrit in ‘ ITH ROTNT u at the net Pos ' Qn ing 2 “ea .* .. in ‘h —_ ‘llieam ‘ . \ -_ lit , ne mn @efea'tec W xe and "TY ae- oe). ] L 2+ zz. , : z | ) | , — | Se; : ine . FIVE OR SIX CLUBS WANT — :eam work. won the set at i! gel teh inde *ttom- mann hed very gocd con . E ‘ eo ' tripie . , - eee a : , - : , b ' ize wiew or ine | : . TAKE COMMANDING LEAD tig | pertie o ace . , Smith, New York pPliayve a wel’-Dalance = > ae oe nec —_ . : a a : ie Te? “gehe needed points yesterds and ail “fins , 4 ae R--wrs ime t Be ee Ll’ + wr 4eretnca hh was Mnished fust itn te meke a num>er ‘ . a , og ee totm teeters hy oid } ~ : : im stx motor rachts to scores were §—1 SINGLES et G ' out in 8 7 een a , : : °3 for Great Britain ww” «8° = “ser ~99 wae hardir a when run-up when tig nee {tee ai*? a: Shanks an § — ._ ivi: | ; . , ; — ™ = ' = Jonneliye | - ard took the third frame @& in the final round of the sing!es erer: , clally if he opposes !: hon et age per rahir : Bu: : a. Ce lon as -seys . - > ‘ 4 \ = - « wT he McGraw- Gerber arcs s* e e Ki mann will find him hard final singles contest from ts Bro — ' - tealded +h . - : : esterda Home Rome phy. the Spokane jusior «: aBied the Carts to pick up| Quine | pe | ve “evs BRITISH MOTOR YACHTS Firpo ts an unripe camembert, at "a TL ASee , “ LEAGTE drives and. ecneequven:): Loe. by . — — ) all le cae a® the ire fe ts : , > , oo a needs More experien-e | oor wi re - , ‘ored ° 2) bohe rard “kK : 2 Which th ‘ wr . : »¢ : z mick ur ‘ : ‘ i ; Hofmann. New York ~~ Spokane plavrer execu Gasterday’s tat Youre . a Boston is on a winning streak ts to Amer 12 the Aggre@a’s Second Round fou ed out nd ; INTERN ATIONAT | ich ke ies Eciall te aid ‘Cc rica, a margin ‘wo a . . wUasee & ' Charies =! -j , =—=—= bee set oO . , Ree = Ra 2 hour cr two befor oe feated sagan | eS. tendinn 9 ~4 cae an - two before the MURPHY’S HORSES WIN 75, 3— s—! | ! Browns T> ire , 3-4 : : : are | —— he boats were sent o*f at 11 o'clock ILE AU. 2: ron ) e° P Semifinal Round wary sf ited 1 = ’ ! TEXAS LFAGTS The Ar cate Lea and Civtie = Y Murphy's party ial Ss Centinuned From Preced ~ 2 TE ceding Page. 7JTer Sch he : Pe * - -~_ = T"_ee*s on“; *a*aa “ . J ‘ 7 — Sefeater Far wa:' and 7s = —_ . - : - > i. : : ; ; ; ea ’ ; ar ‘ra. ling a? YT. ——4 = M at 8 bp. m Kammann shcul@4 wir 3 tee the de forced to exten: she e retired after ecor- . : see pig | ) i ane a 2: ' "8 "eats oe To » . 2.5 ft asc Ecw Se crew a _— . - en, a z presi oe ark sfounds ‘ after that 25in : 7 x ing strong with a fine MeQuilian Knocked Ou 0 I : re Gefeated Kiese!herst and The St. Louis player wo : a . . She gc em ye ar , Pfward i. eT an | es omni = ‘) y of thy =: ad eu . . ies te —— = : _ HOWLEY ASSERTS | | , #11. n ts : rm a —— : ' AMERICAN ’ : as readl a : ‘ , , . i v : : : im . Moetil. Chicago Kammarn came in'> ‘aor | ae : u ) ' >. he . ; . - a \ Ta? ha! a sitions frequent : > : : » > . ; speed of his strokes 4 Bron’ ae ‘ : ae , » the ~+% v7 affatr shar & f eight hours the at times which earned Ds far ero "eats wrich hare been Lewis Brephy. =p ‘ “ r : . ; , . . . ; . s*art ~* erdavr’ -3 os GG Amstertam. Piles | | eo) ) | ? rt of today’s race the sea wee 2 GRAN TT am, Phiied oo dnght k three egy me ee oe eee D CIRCUIT RA featead M lL. Treese u?ts } : : : ' [tt p ts . nore 8 —I (menend . ~s = ae ee Ry ¢ CES Fé " Preach of tind he ASEPC ‘atet Pegs * Ted feated Lewis Brophy Speka ne a — Psenee : ‘ : ° . «3% . ? 3 } ea and BOUBLES ited CR Rose 1 Stiles deseniiannits tales ald San As! F oy cme i: ‘ure event of the Grand Circuit mee Seauine ST Tropical z. dD Da vs ard | w Schiller a . a | = s—8 Mor fay — ‘+ om . -_ THREE-EYE LEAGUE. . —_— ; . 2 — ' , . mas : i a ‘Vv ’ s 7 . ne the Was ' : . r aia , ; n Second Round. | reriwiat. San F ee ries break ‘ . Oi | S300 VYalure S7 om Veloce stae Valuers | Max Bookbinder and Louis Schaef +—2 34.75 ¢—: ott athens Gibesies eae C—O Schwars st. Leuia. ‘s expected er on oa Danfore> New “earns S93 Meamris — | Sehird ker r ser “Am a the Brevtah a 7 it . Lif . _ = ; yee x ané Louts . ‘Boe. SRR eee Se ee a i ee tart i5—4. Nashville 4-2. "ofa ITI the Capella and the Pee of the _ Beat last a iea@ue will be retained 5 George Giask! ld Smith. ': 7e Giicmuy reinstates temer- ) | : tem ta “ye Bm end Gerald Smith. falo. 6 — 3. —<q —s 3. Little Rock 42 the latter bSefee reart+ _ heuer : te Ss n ! ‘on r spother e a os, Costencage astern of the jeading yachts. en defeated at “MAIL ORDERS FILLES

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“"ractice, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, Whenever You See a F i ards Scores | Australians Defeat Japanese ird Victory j in} Doubles Team in Straight Sets; — ithamptonF ina] Youth De Defeats -s llegiate Champion 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. a A @esve ated Press THAMPTON. y Aue ent © of Seni “session of eff “enee trophy toq Fischer o nards 2 permanent re ampton chal! feating ar] a, Nat lon, ~ ay f Phiig. ONegiats final roy und of the té¢ : onn!) the iaw? Meadow « f Interc in ual Tr) le tou iTNAamens tub, by a score of It was Richard's Sout ¢} 9 ‘AM DION tone Went OutrighA in COM pe. in 1919. indicate, Ry decigive es required for him , the three Bete. Pr, suffering from a heavy cold ted Thursday night, fatleg to the game that wae expected after his surp rising Victorieg e Kinsevs and Cla ren California ~ rds plas h it P that was offered for the first he figures was time a one. nm hour was through ¢* ed the best tennie he Pres Sor the.sam ne displaved e arerness for th playing with ke: NNness, wetted nd steam Into his Strokes nad zing his service more tha time this seaen Rn ull was there on his first ball that r could do nothing with it, a}. mvariably driving it out of the Or popping it Into the net. Philadelphian, on the can Was Very poor on service, make D less than nine double fauiig. first set he made 26 Oute to Richards Richards did not fingle one of his points In this gaining them all on errors. Fischer Is Erratic. he second set, Fischer broke h Richards’ service in the a to lead for the first tim Richards evened the acor l by breaking through in the . Fischer was within an ace king through a second time fitth when he led at 46. 30, Gain had the advantage, but ld not take the eructal points. ae finally won the game after gone deuce four times and ook the next three also for the 6—? ards ran away with the fire? mes of the third set, enking ints in a row as Fischer fe}) Gly on the control and drove ‘ ing Hut of ¢ ourt techer ® fourth game on service and thin a point of breaking h in the fifth when he hit nother streak of errors. and ® came. The only other game was the seventh In this he off six beautiful placement Passing Richards at the net ee of them and winning the4™ At s#even-five The PhRiladel- led at thirty fifteen in the when he continued his sharp ng but Richards came through WO passing shota and won the and match when Fecher out of cour’. Kinsey Brothers Win. he final round of the doubles and Howard Kinsey of Calle defeated Riehards and Nor Bouth Africa, 1—6, 6—8. 7—5. 6---] match was played before a of 20900 which was kept tn an continuous state of applause spectacular character of the Richards and Norton over- ed their opponents tn the first th thelr smashing overhead Allowing the Kinseys but one The Californians put up @ Wall defense itn th on it at 6 . er nas the ok the railing at 1 evened ¢ ‘ the pete at urth which they won at margin of a single break. ent to pieces tn the last, tak- tone game. the fifth. on Rich- service The Kinseys finteh- rong with a fine exhibition of ork, won the set at 6—41. -——- © esterday’s Home Runs. AMERICAN LEAGUE mith, New York ith. New York oetil, Chicago ker, Cleveland ofimann, New York ney, Detrott th. New York NATIONAL LEAGUF. nett, Chicago ttchell. Piitladelphia Wer, Chicago atz, Chicago ” * 87 00 r aluce ——— PANTS IN ST. LOUIS ATORS" Shimizu Plays Anderson Today in One Victory Give Antipodeans — Hawkes Performs By William CHICAGY, the final round Hawkes | de fe at e the American and &. ot a 1} Shimizu the courts the more Australians on ] witnessed ani ie’ aministere d to their Oriental rivals. The antipodeans out classed the Nip-| ry department of Anderson domin- | 1 throughout. His tre- | drives. low fierce overhead de- ponese stars in evé the game. J ted the matc! mendous forehand volleys, and crashing molished the defense The big break came early in the first set Anderson easily won the opening game on his service, the or- ger of delivery being Anderson, | Kashio, Hawkes and Shimizu. Then came What proved to be the turning point of the mat: h before it began Kashif reached 40-15 on his serve Ponly to have Shimizu net two chances Japan gained advantage twice more, but fir ie threw it away on errors and Australia gained the big break This reversal cost beth Shimizu and evercautious and inclined to ner- yousness. Again a vital chance was thrown away in the first set when Shimizu missed an easy kill with sthe score 1-4 and 40-30 on Kashio's| delivery If they had reached 4-2 they would have been within striking | distance of the iiievatars The re- sult of this costly miss was increased confidence to the Australians and in- erenased nervo Japanese tearm Japanese : r , first Japan much, for Kashio became isness for the Hawkes Plays Brilllantly. The last two both of which | Australia won, 9 were almoat | identical with the first Japan fighting desperately, but vainly, fell sets, 6— before the marvelous tennis of An- | éderson, Hewkes faultiessiv by the final set one shot. a famous backed up Up to 4-] Fawkes had netted Record nearly t} one of Norman Brookes, who did not net a single ball in the last three sis of the 1919 challenge round of the national doubles. Ana ] laved the three ; ; he scored earned poin of each, aces, in but ie equal of the ersol! In as many rs, 84 ; ry a None of the other plavers ser, an a or made double fault Anderson's —=—— —— PHILLIES AND CUBS DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL CHICAGO, Aug. 11.—After dropping the first game of the double-header here this afternoon, & to 4. thereby losing three in; to the Cubs, the Phillies, with } hell southpawine. beat the Bruins the second half of the bill, & to Mitchell, who had Won from the Cards, Pirates and Reds On this trip was unhittable save in the second and fourth innings when the Killefer contingent bunched six Swats for four tallier. Osborne, Dumo* Vich and Keen proved easy picking for the Quakers Grover Alexander seventeenth victory the firet game super-tennis just he made ts as err fi Ww 6. registered of the year in when he triumphed over Behan and Betts The veteran Was pounded freely but after the fourth inning was master of the sit- Uation. Homers were cracked during the afternoon by Sand, Hartnett, Lee, Miller, Mitchell and Statz It was Hartnett's four-bagger that won the opener in the tenth inning. Ray Grimes, hard-hitting first baseman, Who was out for two months with Qn mMjured back. resumed his post in the second game CHICAGO james “te ABRH E a 0} Send es ....5 -) 0 cf 0 Wr'tet'ne 3b: 0 Tierney 2b =: 0 Walker rf 0 Lee lilolke lb Hlentine « Behan E 0 7 l Williame 0 Totals inning was rcored on laced vw Ye . — Ret's rer *None out Wi!llliame on bvbalie— Walker rf lee if Hol ke ib Hartnett Westervelt and eQpemeats Krug to Be Retained. Varty \ne baseball peur an th Oe ( et retained ther year U2 eles the tion for was ane if trick. | scored |; were | stood | placements, morrow ‘¢ nglenge } piate by Boecke) his | | * Bpecia! of Two Davis Cup Singles Matches Today Will Right to Play France in Final Round Brilliantly. T. Tilden Il. Australia went into the lead in the Davis cup for zone Kashio South Anderson and Jack the one-sided score Club today. record shows 2 doubles, placements and Hawkes made 5 nets and 9 scored 6 placements. Shimizu was far off form showed very weak defense his strongest asset. Te made 12 nets and 11 while 3 placements all he could score. Kashio was weak link of the four, but he up under a terrible ettack vhich the Australians centered = on ‘him. He made 14 nets and ll outs, scoring but three placements ‘otal showed Japan with 48 e) and six placements, while iled up 48 errors, but which in itself tel! when .f. O. of Japren, by Side Tennis complete point 10 and ) *) i - > *) ~- while outs ] » " outs, but bis +1 us Maal “4 outs, the resrs Australia RCOTre j 3 | story. It was superior punch and @riyv; ittack that ga the h to Kangaroos. Shimizu Has Good Chance. Tomorrow Shimizu mes son in the opening match. decide the tie. Certainly must improve greatly a, ibday if he the Australian cap- tain. Yet somehow I believe he has a good chance. Shimizu tially a singles plaver and far better than he was in bles today. ve niaté ‘ts Ande I- WW hich ma Shim is to defeat is essen- Will the be dou- Anderson ich magnificent day and if he will win Until I saw Shimizny badly today I picked him Anderson. Now I am verv vet he may have played , Tennis in one match at his best Should Shimizu win, closing match of Hawkes will decide the tle lL playe with Fukuda ay, which he ‘—5, and if he plays as well tomo row Hawkes will face a very serious situation Frankly, if Fukuda peated his game of today |] he would win. The nay form hs¢ is Slight]; nor ré shi off, the wed Shim! play sts to heat skeptical a1] his poor and go out to- then — tod won . | - re- believe edlge tralia. and COMMON sense save ther wil] pan ight row, next win Yet my hunch and am wondering No matter who they should easily week and meet round Ja- iS plays if Vins t defeat America next I it oOmor- France in the September REDS BEAT MARQUARD BUT LOSE TO OESCHGER By the Aagrociated Press ELNCINNATI. AurRg 11 The Reds broke their losing streak of « Straight games by defeatin g the Bo toms, lJ to 6, in the first gam: double-header today, but ! ond game, 3 to 0. because of Oces a gers fine pitching. In the firs: con- test all three pitchers were hit hard Marquard was pounded Wicked], the fifth when the Reds sent to bat and six of them eight hits and Wild throw to tft] McNamara was also and Rube Benton vw through the latter half the game. Ces: pot ol allowed only Singles in the second game and ceived perfect support The KBraves earned one run off Donohue, the oth- er two being scored through errors by ath and Wingw. The fielding of Bohne and Caveney featured The ‘ores O., ss) Ost the Ser ner scored on ’ i+ a ie hit freely effective as five re £ GAME CINCINNATI ~ ae r? , lb > Burne Daub't Bohne Roush Duncan if Herg ve ~* *incilli 3b Caveney es ‘ ™ ct Pt pee Te 7 -Eieie-l fr lf eee -s ‘;ibeon c Marq'rd p *Conion M'N'm'‘@ » " ’ no me CotnGre ou ee | °F Je Oro ee on > -- — T 41 tals hite—Rurne Three-base hits—Dotne Ftolen hase—l/iargraye ’inelli, T"urne frruck out—hHy Rases on bhallie— iff Marqu ard Ad Hite—— iff a innings. off innings Le 13 T and MeCor 7: ° e ~- ®Tintted for lanings— rnati Two-base hit— ,*? Sy ri? ; ve— Bohn to M « nnis #} to i be tt I ba llie—dOle b« » Innis Orr heer ] SBrm.th { “avene) 6. nohue Min ROCCO STRAMAGALIA IS AFTER TUNNEY’S TITLE the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK Aug Stramagalia of Portland who gained considerable publicity when he cut Jack Dempee) ring training at Great Mont... for the champlon's battie with Tomm) jis out after vwe ig iit ton ,» * , 11 ho ‘ire a e\¢ alis (sene title years He Shelby. hei pounds, native of Italy 11 inches and one the ring, He boxed & a draw. Gibbone at Tunney 8s Rocco weighs 17 old and stands h fet lia ht is A Bob Martin 10 rounds ~~ "i i MISS i, ene EN Lan D a i i a as —— ae (left). AUGU ST 19 1999 POL POPOL ONA LL ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH OW POL a” Parts | pear in ithe U fern "aa OE MALLORY. U. S. CHAMPION. They were members of the rival tennis teans that played an international match at Forest Hills. Pivot and Follo WwW Through to Get ee Distance, Gene Sarazen Advises : — he Back Swing Also. Kills Off Power and the Jerk Is > | ikely to Prevent Hitting Pivoting With By Gene Former American (Copyright, ball piaving able to hit the as | ‘‘T seem to be to me the other day Was gel After oul any distancs ha natch, hit a few had stated, hit But he through, | asked this gen- He did, , i ery balls them \ had failed etroignt. follow which his failure to (7 ‘Oo get any avy 0] ic a stiff swing and ce For you can hope thi arity pow eT wi ut the Ss } well as finding trouble shots. I would advise of put hitting hem lot balls and peactice nil qd lualls with a short back work up to your this way }) wiil of how at the ball a point ou get hetter idea to hit the bail same time that midway be- the BO it little more off the ing Now etart the ob back with the left hand and as take it tually in the left shoul!l- the ball to turn in also and to raise the > eeu Vi tj ba rn ‘ } i; ae - rowarde et a That in * iteelf will cause you t? e lé knee heel Don't slightly in FO Ilurry the Back Swing. Keep the left arm straight through- cut the that straining when you reach the top When you should be per- with the ewing, s you can feel f the you are at the top of the swing. fectiv balanced on both feet, — Less the Ball Solid Iron Shots. Sarazen, Open Champion. 1923.) . SUii lerlvy man said a round of if. ** bat don t seem ot support side of the body ’ ? k " LiiP li ARE nside ball the weight of Don't n of sway- sideways Anothe is hurryi: jerk the to pivot likeiy to hit h the ( back in the Vary Pivot With club smoot ] Take evenly, llv and Va y Clubs. ant 7 z -* AT — Hre kee Mu an erm erican 13S -DepG@ ee. — ee BANKERS’ LEAGUE. The Missouri States defeateg the Mercantiles 7 to 2 in the Bankers League. The Liberty- Centrals scored | . 10 to 4 victory over the Missiesippi The National ‘ tein team pt to the First Nationals failed to appear for i game. Innines 934648 :837 89: = aa. & & & & L. eek eries: Chartrand and Valleys. feited they Waldo. Stanton nin 4780 Cen 2 004 1—10 ‘al ‘ iwi 0o— 4 Matteriece Kenworthy: land Foerste 7. tas }2 i3 Standing of Teams. Won. Loat. Liberty-Central 11 Missourt Btate Mercantile “iret National . Miseiseipp! Valley National City OD@-~) D+ ov — LEADING NET PLAYERS OF COUNTRY ENTERED IN NEWPORT TOURNAMENT NEWPORT. R 1, Aug. 11.—Five the firet 10 players tn the United lawn fennis ranking and num- 4 States jal repute, in- intercollegiate sectional the 73 of natior im the others nding leaders ings, and high ranking are. were included among drawn today for the mens invita- tion tournament, which opens on the Casino Club courts here Monday Ri R Norrie. Wuil- If. Rebert and Howard Kinsey. Watson Washburn 3s :. Cc. Norton. South African star, and Carl nrercollegiate champion, were ‘y Several membere of the ()x- erd-Cambridge team, which lost to Harvard-Yale team here several nie entered winner telegraphed eT is , rann a* Vincent hards llams the weeks ago William urnary? t that he ex! aTe Jonhnaton, t last wear id ining thi loee che *. today compete “we } a Manvel and are " reat Spanish who will Nathan': teenth ir Woo A chample iin the round ¢ piavers among Niles nationa seventy of Boston rankine times national! »rought together of the second half. Other #sec- will bring to- New Fngiand nm, and Harry Richarde and Wesbrook and ford: James M Williams, and Whee!l- the y « Larned » @ firet mm i] ateh ner ‘i e8 ‘hapin Jr champ}: incent Walter (Craw nctlen yy and ¢ ths , , gether .z f miate rn Vv Olle Tohne rat@ae Kiddle F R. Leight Tavie and L Robert hKinseyv Tosiah wright a Mc Tigue-Stribling ‘Bout Off. COLUMIETS, Ga Aue. 11.~An- ent defintt alling off the T 4:3 eavywetlzht hampton acheduled for Columbus Mike McTigve of hampton and Youne On achoo! boy. was lenade here late today by Mai. J. Pauw) | Jones, head of the Athietic Comu«mtt- tee of the local poet of the Am?rican Legi 6, promoters of the ntest. cen ely \ , hertrween play.» 'to get the trophy. hard defeated | g 0% 3 | faults -16 140 | = | 10 placements. 3 Buniing Fischer, | in the!) of American Women Win 3 Matches ee a i i i i ee i in Cup Competition PP PPP RB i i i i i i i i i i From | British i Miss Helen Wills Rallies Brilliant to Take the Second Set, 7 Woman Player — Mrs. Oe ee ea ee ee a a lv, Winning Five Straight Games to 5, From Ranking English Mallory Wins. By the Associated Press. FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Aug. 11- tennis stars Won three stirring court battles today from ranking plavers of the British Isles and took an almost unbeatableggad for the International cup, donated by Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman of Boston, and in competition for the first A meri¢ca "s Women time Led by Miss Helen Wills, the 17-" year-old gir! of Berkeley, Calif., the American two singles and doubles Four matches in the cup be played Monday representatives must win all of them turng over the net Kept the Amert- can titleholder on the jump. After the twelfth game of the set. which she won at love. Mrs. Clayton seemed to tire from the strenuous play of the rallies. and she joast the thir- teenth and fourteenth and the match on her errors. The point sis of the lowes team won one match cont®sts are to and the British- score and stroke analy- Matlliory-Clayton match fel- in a great display of vanquished Kath- Miss Wills, courage and ekill, leen “Kitty” McKane, first ranking woman player in England, in straight sets, 6—-2, 7—-5. Mrs. Mol- la Biurstedt Mallory, American na- tional champion, won from Mrs. KR. Cc. Clayton, champion of Britain's courte, after a long engage- ment during which the English wo- man started many atartling rallies. Mrs Mallory’s accurate. returns maou dtitiiehs, chews stood her well against the apectacu- niaasenia ae ot ee lar play of the British woman and ¢ See Clayton. she won 6---1, 8-—6. 26 outs. 14 nets All Matches Hard Fought. A Battle at the Mre. Wightman, The doubles match at the net for the most part Wightman’s cross court shots and volleving were auperb, while Mies Goss, with a twisting service and an abilitv for returning the hardest and most difficult of shots offset the sterling. smaghing game of Miss McKane and her partner, Mra. Covell. Tie latter’a shots from deep court were accurate always, but #ehe flubbed marv easy shota at the net with a backhand that was off form Today's ma‘ches formally opened the West Side Tennis Club's new concrete horseshoe stadium, the largest tennis piace in America. In Monday's matches Miss Goss will play Mrs ldine Beamish in the first singles mitch, Miss Wille will play Mrs. Clayton, Mra. Mallory will oppose Miss McKane and Mrs. Mallory and Miss Wills will meet Mrs. Beamish and Mra. Clayton itn the doubles. First Mrs. Mallory 5 Mra. Clayton 3 Stroke analvels placements, 2 outs, 7 ton, 4 placements, aad one double fault Second Set. Mrs. Mallory €3-@ae 2 Mrs Clayton 2464147 1 424 4--27-—-6 1042 1—13—1 Mrs. Mallory. 3 nets: Mrs. Clay- ll outs, 12 nets 7 — 94434) 47-—8 41 2—42?—-§ Mallory 7 nets. 1 double stilts: 15 placementa, Net. was a battle Mra. ‘In the doubles Eleanor Goss, defeated Miss McKane and Mrs. Nancy Covell in three sets, 10-——_8, 5—-7, 6—4. © Every game in every set of every match was filled with rallies. Against Miss McKane the Berkeley giri emploved a baffling change of pace and speed Miss McKane ad- vanced to the net time and again only to be driven back to the base | line by the smashes of her youthful opponent Mies Wills drove place- ments between the British girl's feet and drove daringly for the aide lines. She was invincible in the first set. In the second set Misa McKane vol- levying. chopping. smashing, came near victory and then when it ap- peared that she would take the set. | Miss Wills rallied, drove on and on, until the match was won She was | behind §-—2, but won five straight | games to take the set and match The point, score and stroke analy- ais of the match between the Misses Wills and McKane follows: First Set. 'Misse Wills 478 446463 4—40—6 Mise MeKane..9 68 6 61 45 1—28-—2 Stroke analysise—Miess Willa, 2 aces, ' placements: 1 outs, & nets; 3 double Miss McKane, 0 aces, 7 place- ments. 23 outa, 6 nets, 1 double fault. Second Set. Miss Wille— Fr ee F Miss McKane— eee F Stroke analysis—Miss Wills, 9 oute, 12 nets; 'MecKane. 18 placements, 20 outs, nets, 2 double faults. Mrs. Clayton's returns were wild) -homa City. in her first set with Mra. Mallory. The champ but she matched championship play — ain in kind in the long games of the sec- | gaye The singles ond Her long drives for|yeven Jester, the the far corners of the court champion, meets F and her sneopee. soft re- of Dallas, will be played mmm i i (j,er: DALLAS DOUBLES TEAMS IN SOUTHWESTERN FINAL Associated Presa DALLAS, Tex... Aug 11 double teams representing the Datlias Lawn Tennis the aemi-finals of the Southwestern tennis tourne- | ment today won their matches with Oklahoma City doubles teams. J, B. | Adoue Jr. and Bradley Hogue of Dat- las defeated Ben and Kirk Warka of 1 ace,| Oklahoma City, 6—-1, 6-—4, 6.4, tn Miss | straight sets. Leven Jester and Jowtn 12 Barr of Dallas eliminated Paul Oar- rough and Claude Monnette of Diela- 6-1, 4—6. 6 4 6—2. jonehip will afternoon when meet in ‘iv finals the Itwv Two Club in 9 - 5 4—45-—T | 8 44 461090 3 2—-39—6 the in which plivinge througn Mizukam', both Me es etedd live - UHI Two Unusual White Shirt Specials Genuine imported white English Broadcloth; good looking and serviceable. All pure white. Sale Price, $2.95 Regular $4.00 Vatues and | Genuine imported white English Broadcloth, with white satin stripes. Looks like silk and weare three times as iong. Sale Price, $3.45 Three for $10.00 Regular 85.00 Values Olive at Eighth TAIASUIANNNNENSAUONH UNPRADUOANNNSUOOUUOUEOOSEOOUOUUOON

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH When It Comes to Pitching, We Gather That Ban Johnson Is Inclined to Draw the Dis-Color Line, ; “RK QUIET ‘PROBABLE LINEUP OF the personne! and probable Itneup of prise Mai Vivian Leckett and BETHANY PLAY GRACE : Lieutenant-Colonel & D. Y. Bing- ; St. James Starts Ruth, Failure in Two World’s AMERICAN ARMY POLO gy thegentng . Wilson of the cav- ham, 15th Hussars, and Lieut. W. S. IN CONCORDIA LEAGUE *um dtm hae — as . of | | a . Fa Gall, 14th Hussars and Lieut. W. S&S. ‘In the semifinal of the } W tN GUARDS | TEAM LIS ANNOUNCED airy will play McGreery, 12th Royal Lancers. Maj. Bethany, champion of the first °>*" tennis singles, Lindigg 1i1— ‘ Beard of the ; : | : As N s 2 Failis, N. we o ; | § , I I f H : / . x . " Poorly but W Ins | eries, In Line or onor as Short ne oe Bullard _ has n igned ¢t ) : ae and fence en are s€&- half of the Concordia League eched- George Lott, Chicago, a — ~reamen? " ant-Colone!l 7 ié@q internatvona lists. afiie, % 7. *, charge of the army arrangements for ten The teams will play for the best; U® ¥ play Grace today at Fig ee an a ay — . ? ' wwilitarw woo : , 0 ‘ Saratoga Special League S Most \ aluable Player chosen. he hed on Oia field 3 wand ' , a - = ; : ei + ; ry now. w . ing the cavalry held th enn og acne ate is to be held Sept. § and the second - at Meadow Brook Ciud déeginn s to be Sept. 12. Should ix In the second game of the doubie| 224 G Spanner. Toronta, ari Coxe and Innes Taylor, Sarv a date will be set. dill Zion will meet Bethlehem. es ie Sept. § between American and En- Widener Entry, Apparently Out New York Slugg ng Almc to th AK, clish army teams, today announced of Race in First Quarter, Cap- tures Gold Cup. Playing Greatest G: | Greater Selection Better Quality | _s Pmee~ § > SONFLAG A CONTENDER ¥ ms se - Cochran's Horse Gives St. James gy Georee Strong Competition Through- leagues, will out Event. mpiaver in th Bam binc -_ s BARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. a oe ee eget edicts | *® proud owner of the gold cup which | i a ae; Teegghe Oy os r : OI ee ; goes with the winning of the Sara-| o0) as) Digg: a” 7 Ruth’ 1 foga Special. the sporting event of! his club in the A. L. to th inkes rs aes gOS ig % 1 : the racing yeer. He received the | *!u r.- Any man with a : oy > 7 22 353 } ‘ eeveted trophy from the hands o May dual era June Gov. Smith end amid the shouts and be eels 9 ee “ + . ~~ : ms : ~ ng . seasor Tetals 101 « 4 “2s 4 z - * eee. OF: Ker oe’ eee al > : — . P A | goecia! > the Poat-Dievech. a ever attended a day's racing at th. Has batted 394 in the first 161 OE ~ ~~ § This 18 the season when stocks must be reduced. To accomplish this as swiftly as possible substantia] a HILLSB pare See a ; . © — | {> eer * picturesque course erway Bee ne —o $3. Horns- f price-reductions have been made in almost every section in the store. Boyd’s Semi-Annual Clearing Set ek eee . b ki , ly te .s 7. 2 Ss wii ; 7 | oe ' ; - . erived ser i = SEE Gtare and hopcteasty “ou: na ned « ot gee ig, Sale offers an excellent opportunity to purchase smartly styled, high-quality apparel at a t saving tereersente labor troubles of tt to all appearances in the firs: ° in major leagues ek ae pe “ ; 3 rarer . i grea | from the str’ c at th ‘ quarter, moved up smoothly und Rina raga, cago: 4 fais ioapye an » deat tena aa tt - - | =. plant , . Sande’s masterly handling a ee oF ubrs . af£aitton th : squoin arrtved aft ~~ Golesi aie very Summer Sul earing Sale o Beer nies oe eee Minis | the city at a>0ut 1 o'clock. . oad _ ~ ; rounded the turn and came aways 135 hits. t. Culberson. of Delavan, ‘s under some pressure to win in the reeiean pi ee eg pe an i | = . TT ei» Bed . bi »' = a ‘ ‘ , ‘4 ri ) ; most impressive fashion a withour doub+ - Saran May Poorest Month. | : Se es — It wae a etriking and brilliant per-|.. 4 ? Cael ‘a eee a4 of 2 Froop . . ,.. | runs scored it a : the " firs month of th : ail eo A. ot tur, | formance he son of Ambassacd eqer~ ee wa sale ? mn as “ ) | ne c “a aa oe I1V——Bobolink II, proved himself a ites d Na age enced ae adhe : ‘ penne “ ' ampeign, C ee on in} Poly : oni. | Included are all the latest models and smartest styles for men and SD ee ' Med'cal Cetacame= » ages © of Urbana, and F beyond all question He took tP | reer el was passed m he ent bh in half of th : crashes equal weight of 122 pounds with his... ., Another thir he } mite ¢ fact | made 132 feties & young men In silks, gabardines, tropical worsteds, flannels, | Whi " ; geee te Shirts—Colored Shirts—Collar Attached— of Springtiel, Cavalry Unit “oppoments. overcome the ¢!fficu! A meeting of 300 strike ~ -§W@Wweis a a eo ya ecru. wr * oR os | PP Sth, Oe Peeeete —— ulties , 3 a : : . | . has as food a chance as > : mh a swat t ; and mohairs. ef an indifferent etart and came ., :55 she America: a era Po - rT. a Se weal aan =e wo homers All All Neckband Styles—All Sizes, 13’ to 17 | Rae Sp-“ > ¢3 ° ° To reduce Shirt seocks quickly kh $25.00 Two-Piece $35.00 Two-Piece now m pati this tmportant rn ain — at | ee tressed by Dus UITS Suits All the Shirts tm this sale are fimely finished and well " austria Beards Cu. One : from behind as only a good horse -.. ... year can. to win decisively tn the ‘fast time of 1:11 38-5 for the stx furlongs When He Hits He Hurts .He may not de fhe dest 2-rear-old : ipiec : i! appearances at f the year. but he its tn Cirect lire OS .a8 = tne seasG spire cc: * :, ma@e nine homers for the eco-calleé championship ef; ** = - > — ; —eSs © ws . t = , mn etght occasions " tailored of extra quality fabrics i hiunter hea organizer ‘or the Mine : hig age. He won this afternoon like ; . , mn 264 ames plared In June he Snelcer Workers’ Union. All B real horse and. im truth is a great SS’ One-fourms of - Qa watte? 222 although he fatled to fl $ ‘ one. 2 panctpeee: ST ° parts untenanted seven times. § | more than makes up for this loss Py "Records show that Ruth, whe bas fl $2, $2.50 and §$ oer a ae Sonflag Rens Well. the nunmiher « aes “o> ae page ee ee ee -- of the etrike ned s swing and : | ° “Chie let! All $3.00 Shirts The troope were quietly re i . 7 at’ [ilisboro and Taylor Ss grea. i Gifford A. Cochran's Sonflag. 4 It two an@ th: ) ; estat ie te Selamat gharp contender all the way, was i re tho » argue | every aneenvance et the wiite | : Hil second. and Mra William Jeffords ~* . ig he receive proved with month bi > White Shirt : 5 ™= forced _.¢ . = = = . ™ % a os _ - singe the cam- Datting average of ts White Shirts in extra quality mercertsed white Oxforis, madras and sclestten ing was so tangled up et the etart =“ : s irk. as he tle competition trom | All other two-piece Sammer Suits reduced in proportion. a ming won in commanding style by 32°C ° ze th @ tim : ba Daaneed 6 adit Shirts—Coiored Shirts—OCoilar attached and neckband styles, es much as McAtee pleased This easy siargiong | . a.m oojec tC s. Re a) bs : : ) te | The majority of these Shirts are made by Wilson Bros, and ere knows fer tic general excellence. gom of Penrant. which was beaten —s nea eine wage - ye rin | m- | . jon to score, i dicen @ m eonueen ai All Palm Beach Suits now. ...............-, $13.50 mee sa | ae by Kai Sang im the Realization last ‘ fan. h ev been [ce tiam:|.. . eS rials ait i Ret! abi. sieec ae . i ' ee gee ‘hts dines gtenand the ' aemeh hey Ed . ' mat : All Seersucker Suits ere ee ee $10.50 nse very fine French, English and domestic madras silk -strtped fab- popiins fiber alk mixtures | vet@ran trainer : ” Pale anaes aia acK with the White Sox Th ° . t beroeher of nian. TR? month of July, fast as chievements of Jamies 2 a ere My Play. the full ecting scheduled & eo War. 4id not run to the expecta- . A , tiome of his stable. He was ar equa! mae Pes Se age wn . , OU tabdiy ut righ | Sevrortte with Bunting. Dut after lee en ee ae , PF at seem -Etos . work out- | ° ° e $5 00 and 00 " ) . . _ > > . Bes . — oO % a ; 2 ° . . , , Suncay woeald breaking sidewars at the start he - a chers ) n uilng e specl e i — 7 ‘8 = Silk Shirts e er — : . : . : —_ ~— ee ee °e-AayvT A ATS “3 tion. and in the stretch he fattened RA ec ULT ‘%* fii , (SSeS CING RESULTS WOOL SUITS whe Cored Sa | aaa : ite Silks—Plain THD =~ ---: Sostzess men. Some > ee ee, ee RS . resolution conéeumm In an) case. : : . - . . ; 5 ; fe 3 age | Several Handred $40 06 $45.6 f -—? | “3 : | | .* $9 6.5 Q incln ded tn this lot in addition tw the silks, are fancy white Engtish Smadctothe ee: 4 ; , - ~ : " at : . =x * , | Pet... -_* - Temorrow’s Seretege Enries. IRST RACE — . THTRD Ra . - ‘ Wize, race. for mares. 3 years old and up. ~*~ - ae he — =a oe > wy er S00—Ly tel. 2 : $50.00, $55.00 and $60.00 Saits . see which sold ac $5.00 and other Engtish broadcioth in white and Plain colors which 7 | ; ° dene jrag’rg ‘ _S ator to i. = to od = } to 1. even, ; sold at $4.50. nerring and encou ~ 7 . A. ° oh - Tl ohesthe “es pret a ? i . ck S 2-4 sroperty through 2 r aeene rece. S-year-clés, claim'ng 7 *Water Gtri deout ~~ eee —_— —_ Fine Neckwear, $Hh65 Cut Silk and Knitted | roope f pecemmnets ane $2.00 and $2.50 Grade Neckwear. 65c $6.50, $7.00, $7.50 “A QS - : Ww time GE Be i ; ‘ 3 eet nt pee . a? Ge Cat @iks tn tweeds. crepes. foulards, mogsdor~ ae Pp cy and $8 Silk Shirts ores and velour . Both teame are tied for first — : .50 an ‘ Dy, . an joo “@NEW CASSIMERE) © pajans: $135 "Pajamas, $2.45 $1.95 t Bast St. Leuis “ity . , — =e wl meet the iitcedinmaean Excefient fabrics—white. plain colors Extra fine quality fabrics i | & ‘aie lheing T er i@ eupected to pitch for the 15 and fancy patterns. colors and fancy patterns 7 | bermen. while Henderson wi! 7 pa ! 7 +e SANGSTER’S PLEA wer for the Packers. ——s | Sitpewer middy style Pajamas, very comfortable. — = “ « Ben \Dera, tied with the Bues alf _ | eas mn Cariyle for firet place. play the | , oa renin, Hethd to at Carlyle, Tl. Manager Ke!l- - F Seeks Bix Refeese os i provely use Of | | ; i | Habeas Corpen ey with Getmor working for Car- 75¢ Sees New Khaki PANTS, 85c i imate. "nssee “tar pg Mohair and Palm Beach Coats... . .50c te $2 | 40 ; tin a open iicemass — or Mohair Suits . . Spe ‘$2 te $7 x Pg wen: peor Ped : _. vcs the ra ing 1¢ at the Waehkinagtec Allers la@ies auxiliary fll hare two New Mohair Suits . oe © — a .$5 to $11.50 Boyd-Richardson | f my Prag ponnics ‘¥ Of ae rece. for Milles. 2-rear-cids. Preceful Carrte leona Dare Mans.” Mek and Tellew EE) vine ona yereun Golf Hose Extre quality pin check natmesccks t gemuine closed _.¢ o«¢ ns tebe se) ~ res Pe ee et ee et te i of J - Cia i, a i A ARR as A i cage ca TE cpap CR Em Eg a » -F> ee aed ee * 4 eedg715.egto a iw ~o bewl em the same niaht eune bas deer re -*slect- ves ) ‘ . sent eee, Ses ses 1012 N. GRAND ===: Olive and Sixth treasurer

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | meeceen— YORKER QUET rs. Harding Starting to the Cemetery FOURVOUTHSMAKE BERGDOLL BLOGKS. °°" 22 %..e MAORNGEN NTE jg Stee | WHEN GUARDSMEN [SPTVTTTTT ELIT] SUP eameOOFF WITH $2600 KIDNAPING, KILLS: ] ISDE AT Chicago Eeos| AEACH HILLSBORO | idee ST HITT Ne Zee! PAYROLLINCOUNTY MAN IN GERMANY S lets S panner, Toronto nnes Taylor, Terenas re = Approving Contracts, =. Genera Black With Dee aaa’ os aN Se mR ~*S ~~ OA Manager of Gamble Con- American Draft Dodger Re- : | a ‘sd | Members of the Medical Detach-| {+ Ss | 6 fe oe a Me ae Ft tity: , : ; He League of Richmond Heights j Infantry, S Covel me se : ge ME PS OS °F struction Company Held sists Pair in Hotel Apart- 9% BR attend Wednesday night's meeting Be. t an avairy os i : 7 | os SS sah fo BE £ : . . “a ~ - of the City Council, to renew e er Quality pes Call 5 6 ; 23 a Bic eae? oS al | Fg Up Near Price Road and ment in Eberbach, Wound- Hy -_ protest which they made SWG@iBy a thes’: Ais Z : : E ee pane night against the approval of con- ese («1 | re rake ie” en mee ae Clayton Car Track. ing Second Assailant. Ae Se ae tracts for a district sewer and@ for street construction, amounting..20 SMELTERS ARE TO | | i Se er | : fe? i 7 vy is ‘4 , eh tom > about $125,000. In Friday night's ART UP MONDAY te spine | 1 . i" ROBBERS DRIVE TWO OTHERS, WAITING §). 4 kien ccen, cane ST | aa ee ies a OFF IN HIS AUTO. IN AUTO ARRESTED 2 ; | |objectors, to leave the room, and } eee ee 208 ms ic bject! h aan Workmen Pursue but Are German Authorities Say One cena totes evaceecte te Ee ° : . ° 'the manner in which the engingaes’s Outdistanced; Farmer _ of Prisoners Is American } a | tee is provided for. The City ime ‘ 4 _gineer, Frederick Pitzman, who lite Says He Saw Four Men’ Army Lieutenant and ‘the plans fer the District B. ceuke ; . | /and for the construction of Bellevue Change to Packard. Other a Russian Prince. J ‘avenue, from Clayton avenue to. Mea- | Plewood, has fixed his fee at $4800 Complete Protection to. Workmen Who Want to. Go Back Is Promised by Illinois Officials. alli 5 oes te => eR Alt RN Re ne, cia! to the Post-Dispatch. SRORO, Ill, Aug. 11—Ad-| |e Ome “; we. ae : gee fe Me ) jutant General Black of Springfield 4 ie ioe gg ages ws pe BS ee ae ag $500 a: wa pasbaden Wael uae EBERBACH, Baden, Aug. 11.—\=== ——e = were 1 sags by a 5-4 wate | J | a i Pe He ie? 2 S See ee wit J 8 1 yesterday he! "i ‘at Friday night's meeting, pro a wed here late this afternoon to a. 4 3 ees mos Be. ee er ee ee lie P Grover eveland Ber ! ie Eoueate labor troubles resulting m. mat = \ ei dl 7 | Get eee oe robbed H. A. Wortham, generai man- Sle — o ‘BUCKET SHOP SCANDAL SAID that the fee shall be included ig, the invest:£a' | ie SS ee pos: : Roe gy i: “iim ; American draft evader, shot and |}amount collected by special ..tax fom the strike at the American | ane ahi ye, - “ : Spe ea (Bee ager of th samblie Construction entett ie nie ‘tea Gane on. | T0 INVOLVE “HIGHER ups” bills. ” 7 D ; o. plant. Col. Sam Hunter - . oe , *iees ‘i fal ie ie . ae “Be eee Y Lut set, of ee ee ee ie i Tibet after the first ‘ by. =a. Rue ee mn ee eae ee Ce. 620 Chestnut strect, Of GhGUt! oe inn night when men concealed ifn | Terry said yesterday that the Tax- ef Duquo ana - troops cided | - Se 4 , *. a . ye eae 4, : 2 ‘ae $2600 payroll money in front of the his hotel apartment seized him in a Two New Yorkers Who Oonfessed pavers League held that the Ci#y hee ny ene 9 o'clock. Col. A 4, Dee > bi, caine ae 6 ba ES John Burroughs School, Price road | kidnaping attempt. to Go Before Federal Grand Engineer should get a salary. nw ema neon ' a ae | a he a, ti i ve Be and Clayton car tracks, St. Louis Two other men waiting outside in | Jury Monday. the municipality, as in W r L. Culberson, of Delavan, {s in com- | | &.. ¥ i, > “_ : ee, | es. mer! , By the Associated Pree Grove he he id, th ¢ the troops, which are as | ; -_ ; : a : 3 Count They escaped in Wortham’s 7” olg Americay army automenms oun Ta oo eats ay the mmyry ws “j Cc ‘ 7 of Decatur Co. B| “* ee Le ee be 4 i” J SS ) ; “ | ogee ates a ses with an American shield on the side NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Wall is $1500 a year. He said the .Jax- i emsien, Co. Cc of Springfield, | | } , of Ts 259 strike ayunpe ya — . * wee ee | other men, epparentiy waiting to oth of Bergdoll’s assailants were !ng this afternoon that United States | kt ich Percy Carr = president, cd}. etin 300 stri - | j | a ae: | , ie wae hela at the Taylor | i 4 ce ae” e sa 5 age ee , Pick them up. identified as Frenchmen, in the serv- Attorney Hayward would send Ed-— a a a ewe of tae Springs Theater this afternoon, | nae dames : ot, a OE ¢i tng re The Gamble Company is con- ax a ee nanin ward M. Fuller and William F. Mo-}|the contractor's bond will he. atrapt a. | ; eae ge HA | —- , oll sai 6 men seize - a be © which was eddressed by Dan Din- ’ | ge ei rae ‘ Sar ss ~ . a neer, of Decatur, member of the In | ot | bullding, and Wortham was on his free and then drew a revolver and the Federal grand jury Monday and aower jobs is R. D. Clargese dustrial Board; Col. Culberson and | | way there to pay off about 60 work-|, a 1) bet h Cape Girardeau fl. Hunter and Edward Karbine, Atlantic and Pacific Photograph. men. When Wortham alighted from we ‘ lice ested the two morning to detail before the jurors Terry also said the legal anes- the organizer for the Mine Mill and his au bile in front of the build- “> vintg egg toes: the startling charges they made in | tio rhether the proposed mh eee SOF ENS 2 The President’s widow, heavily veiled, is between Dr. Sawyer, Mr. Harding’s physician, and | "!s 8utomobile in front of the build-in the auto in order to save pdt. . oe Ce ae Smelter Workers’ Union. All urged ing, four young men, who had been i their confession to him early this | of paying the engineer's fee is = missible under the law, would fe | aocneuny Christian. , poe ... them from the crowd which threat- that there be no overt acts in the ae eat lounging on the grounds for about ..44 to lynch them. Those in the week. — up at the Wednesday meeting. Engineer Pitzman said he--had conduct of the strike. , | “ahve ag ec ie aa an hour reece _ arrived, neater? hotel said that the two men who! A series of indictments of “higher The troops were quietly received | GASOLINE CUT BY ? tied handkerchiefs “are the lower went inside tried to choke the draft ups” in a wide bucketing ring ts | ? : both at Hillsboro and Taylor Springs, STANDARD DECRIED parts of their faces, drew revolvers aloe expected to follow, probably Mon- | found, in doing work for _spwl } , and commanded We r arm Ln halt. » As aoon as the in- municipalities, that the easiest way ’ +) / ene slarce number of people gathering, - day afternoon. for the people to pay the enginéérs g both places to see their arrival, BY INDEPENDENTS They took $5 and his purse from Bercdoll Was Most Notorious Draft dictments have been returned and but no demonstration resulted | A PPOIN TEES T QO REM AIN his pockets, and a package contain- Ewader. the accused men arrested. the con- fee is to have it included in the epe- Smelter to Start Again Monday. ing the payroll money from under The reportea attempt to kidnap fession will be made public. Ful- clal tax bills. The municipal ‘reye- It is expected that the smelter) (Continued from Page 1.) his arm. They then commanded | 5. -g4ol1 and spirit him outside the ler’s counsel has promised that it "Ue would not be adequate to mest which is now under military guard may pre ga ade for in re . un into the Retwrpgmesey- and surisdiction of Germany was the sec-/will “rock Wall street.” ap cling pane gt - i wil resurme operations Monday and = ee ee . oui ~ ee - on their regular jobs carry out the best of oftroops if necessary. He then sent of gasoline is expected today from a licking?” whereat the brothers ; ss sa ; c* 4 a /-* as F the call for tro: ns the consignment ordered by Gov. Mc- nand Nit c lid " rom y 3 , ly 27 Llon with other offi- took offense and the quarrel and Workmen will Be Protected. Master Bisck Eells Gealers have) "0 twat nm an pp ee inis accepte resident Coolidge’s | wo nting ensued esman of St. Louis, gem- | been selling gas at 2! allon. | #45 : nh the Anil sie ane leclaration a ace valu and has Witnesses told police that the f the American Zinc In a statement at Mitchel ot acne tes 9 an ae cae F ndered his resignation. It is prothers, whose brother, Charles has the smelter over Avres. South akota manager of th M o Ti raer ' s ) paws Known hat “‘hairman ar) W45 Dobbins. sold the saloon to Miller Thich thea trouble ercurred. informe4 Nor partisan L eagrue, said ha i ? ‘ er - ai i mana : SY \ murpri 28 when informed two months ago had been “snong- . : a ae | Harding wanted him ing’’ G@rinks before the quarrel be- Shae a +> - fe Ady | 7 4 a el ‘ . ; i i ee: Th s {s tt e ry" | al . oo onl gre nes tee ee cers UY the sioran ‘given - President Coolidge | Bergdoll, in Philadelphia. to a received in bankruptcy records pagnayvers’ League, after deman @itr indication of tt so far.| Governor will be laid down in Mit- ' = e! - a . nies " y ms stepping ou n the future include FIGHT WITH CUSTOMERS Grover made several attempts to {in connection with their $6,000,000 these improvements, are now trgaitig >> , " Le , kh a tc ne Dey : the “é pDinet an OV- " rr Aa TT "*f , a ¥ Arh ‘ organizer for ll, where the State Highway sup- ) mem * Ca P some men whose appointments were escape the custodv of Federal au- failure, they were spirited from the to block them for political reasefe nti ik r “477 nt , been generally accepted as m an , acrant ; ’ . ting the strike lon. and will be sold at 16 cents, th: gE : Ms . ae , ind who accepted offic primarly of Former Proprictor Attacked leave at his mother’s home, in cus- tary barracks on Governors Island. these two cases. comes to about ? per ' 5 o =F" ae P WwW ‘resjqaen j etan ing ’ aretteae , ’ . . ‘ : lay that the parade Stote to pay the two-cent road tank . . Ss : ) AWSEA f CLOBREe frie rit f Tr Mr. Him. tody of eoldiers, he made good his A couple of days later they were cent of the Job. It is customary to Sprines Sunday womld be can-' according to the Governor's wire. ; ‘uring’ a ‘Ot all whose ap- the left shoulder and right lee Early in 1921, five men attempted jisiand, made their confession in d¢- centage basis I have done a ceed Meanwhile the Standard Oil deal- ' ae WS Ss oOlicies tO pointments, when mad were quite ,. ' ‘ to abduct Bergdoll and his chauf- tai] before Hayward, and were hid- eal’ of wo 0 9:30 last night in his saloon at a f work on projects in 3 gens of this city, including several they have received orders to sel! - 6 ch “age es : ¥ Mr. Harding are in this class ing for Leonard Dobbin, whom Mil- gir] was wounded in the ensuing pis- production before the grand jury. carried out, and have received prorr ie ent hbuetness men. met and gasoline at 15 Le cents a gallo ATi¢ / Hiei SXECUIIN (on SS oS Se as ; For the present at least few im- to] battle et —_——_———— pene — ; two fees there in the last two years, Aonted tion condémnin 2 gas is being sold at that price Srna ness and co-operate ~tivery ertant changes are looked fo ‘ : Tw f the would-be kidna ers | edopted a resolution démning the ¢ 4 P I for in| +ne shooting. and his brother, John Two of th ; Pp ‘iife to Switzerland, Bavaria, Aus- r Rumors are were reported to be American as ie and back to Switzerland He The vote on the letting of she *ls on two deputy sheriffs Thursday the same thr« ugh: ut the State, the Roosevelt, ' oad na “hairmat Farley of the tary intelligence operators One, | : fwo GcepuUrt) . “ ; hm Hee t oe ” ” oOu;T rly ‘ ¢ : 7 e iA ATi . C7 . V . the navy, ; ies *¢ hH ‘ > 4 ‘ —* Ly _. , » ’ Lea ‘ > sa ( i ° . r and en aging Sheriff > deaiers said , : ni i! a’ is mal L r the ‘ler gald tl _ noticing a mark Neuf, was sentenced to a Ger January. said reports, which Bere- others had presented thetr. ob +r. . . , rr? tic 7 ' a. 7. 7 rr s+¢t pon s\s a4 Oilas , : : £ : ’ : 4 : . lf . mar »y} wn for mor ; ¢ & a give com] lete protection to From tapid City, in Western South i eter JU rilv 2 ] L far John Dobt a a face. he asked nan prison fo! 18 months. He later doll promptly dented upon his re- tions, and the ouncilimen stood 4 was released, enlisted itn the Ameri resignauon We ; se arley as appointed only re- can forces on the Rhine, and re- Mrs. Bergdoll, the fugitive’s ciding vote. on ” Germany Refuses to Take Hand. litigation with the Government fn | Edghening mite 2 Arvkénens Boys Meanwhile three governments had pecial to the Poet-Dienatch. taken diplomatic sieps to obtain , , eroetod' » what te left of a property custodian A i Dorsey and (; se ter Le . rs arl Dugger, 16 aif Rergdoll by extradition. The United | », tat ' e t+ of hic 7 5 , : ige estate, a large part of w n | old ; id, were killed by light . yesterday afternoo the men who wished to continue _wanization w ould Buppo! - was an escaped prisoner of the Gov- vain attempt to keep her sons out RBatesv lle = .9@ @ farm Wear . th ake | va v . “ ¢ "rr r *« ’ as ¢ e " . ~ . : (© oes Working that he would not ask them Master in his fight for cheaper gaso- ‘"erefore, ist nating taggin ; oO accep he chairmanship of the gan. Miller's condition ts serious. ernment. Canada and England | o¢ prison. On last July 18, she was afforded a @pecial session of the Legislature “ ’ Pri | , ae ; : - P . . - . con = . ~ 7 - to : M vo © e - . eand property through the calling | Dakota, comes word that a carload Farley a Recent Appointee, jokingly, “Did somebody give you s released, enlis in the onsen aaeieal + avor Jensen casting the de ++ + 4 " . yi} .*? ’ > | ‘ 9 j . -_— a ~~ a irned to this cc untry iate in 1921. mother. has heen in almost constant an effort to obtain from the alien RATESVILLE. Ark Ad hes 7 ** - +e " x ain . years States sought him on ground that he is reported tn have heen epent in a . , Han = ie oalidar . : . . — to wok until] comprete protection is line and urged the Governor : 11) (aration of the Preside board » had never even consid- charged he forged the names of | granted passports to sail for Ger- ' dis operate with him as they dia with ‘ed the matter before British officials to his passports. But | many to visit Grover, but although Col. Hunter of the Adjutant-Gen- to make provisions for a State-wide Some Ke oe rriz ations I 'f . . + ; , Aan? Coolidge rnericans captured (eailed under an anonymous name or ritts there {in June. 1922. One Company Makes Four-Cent Cut OU'S'Ge © PEEICY , se “2 peration of the Governn a contro Coun - their genatio: la’ and has “ ‘Ing secret service men were definitely established whether she this morning under guard of deputy Willhelm Oil Company, indepen dent OT) ne Activities Lk gil ite sti ‘ ue Ward aiTré ' re or The board tall Qe ae lalist. on his return from the bollers. Twentv-9 leputy sh ffa cents a gnllion, a reduction of four u ne s€0181 A pressed ‘i'iand will submit it in the near future. ° , ¢ t iwenty-hve aqaqepuly a eri L& ave En ii at, 2” | ‘ i Sa w rth. ~~? are he has ger’. ed ia (@rrri WE for “attempting to cause tneubordl- Miners Blamed for Strike. x iced . , drain Bs een oe : sal of duty in the military forces of Workmen hasbeen tnepired by min- Reduction for His State Also. rocking | RLCl . Bra ; ty oarc The welcome was voted 10 to 9 at *‘eemploved by the Indiana-Illinois | By the Associated Prees ‘ . : ren . ome = = a short meeting verterday, it was | e Con’ ‘ BISMARCK, N. L., Aug. 11.—Gov Saves Sm ae , — S l —. C sus icross tne railroad R A Nast os upon receiving informi1- COOLIDGE’S STAND ageqUA I nme j I If, how- learned today. = | 2 pecta Tacks fron ; : lat accord- ¢ ver ' toe nAAves 1" political a os — 7 a img | : * Ppreeseman assistant ym pth em eine © © ~ — 7) “ae pies company cemanding (any recau Continued From Page One. : ’ 2 , . on inet ? . ® atrike ; he plant was calied mada Sie” Mics alate price of gaso'ine - —_—_——_-— Ooolidge Keeping Mind Open on question. Those opposed to = 5 re ‘ — ra ctice ' a ati ; is , ’ £ inec ror F ow tong 7) nn +? > “\e ¢ Aa eo ao - . lieve or ‘ 7: n eo " > pas manage! Ken } ry | ‘oo North Dako citizens hvtous)' { in I at Lextra Session. believe nothing can |! E er 7 Ae - - 1 4 ‘ A te A} |} 5 ’ * ’ si . . : - - . 4 ‘ _— - + eh}? + ~riea 54 ‘ A ta rm A J . , / 7 an extra sess nh a 1148 itr @. ) ’ ota ; reas | > UNION #6 . tes : a rr Al . Aa ' ahs , ; btintts — , ; > a ’ , P i* r* ' Ta . . " —. | : a ” ‘ = — — a a. i rer ewa!l of extra a¢ a YN) f ¢ ( ongress at t 18 : \4 A Were hye — aia : — ne ’ - int TT\é ‘ «)) 1) ; ;}e) aut : ; = : : ‘ ii i ; ; . . ‘ hee - mat | ae | was cian . , ‘orth Dakota is entit ° ait) ritative . tha ‘ Pili f rm? wsllre mn him for an extra seesion ne is keen! iz his mind open afr : = Frida : . peseaonm «ane. Dea “ro: > - SR EE saiiaiitah ata att aii. ae : tening to views on the subiect Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and y " > : ‘ . . , > 7 ts ‘* ry “s) ; it ii- i’ aati ; ‘ : ‘ ia is A ’ re > " “a * uy : ' ! 1 similar rate aki » = ox . ; g - While pressure for euc! > Induetrial ’ , both sides P . mn Conaitat- ie ’ ; ine j we a : bie a .'% So ~«> I +> ; . - J hd iM aon in Milieb ’ rv eat ; . } 'n ¢ ; . 4 : "ia pA | . ’ , ° as ‘ : Cc ns) hat g e C08 & aes ate al 2 etee er ‘ Nestos « iid ij i : “ “ ’ , "4 I : : sUTi already hai . placed a - n ot use Tt) Cor nr ale ‘ ved the 7 , he 3 mn \e ; ‘ . 4ow . President and agricuit al situations continues NLY c d) . "Fr smtatiuve i ne sovern ; mi? ‘ ii . : . ‘ | ‘ t> re Lie i Sits ra *« i's epresentativeer , ' trorne eneral Daug! ; a te ag maiority of those with whom the ex- ty officials and Suggestion gf McMaster of hose who oppose idea S180 nave be e! A wonderful bargain a | th Dakot rs ) v, the resignat: 3 ss No an ard ut te e so far as ecutive has discussed the question | on a suf an at- yt? i ‘ Hu . , ) . ‘ 4 > sil : ‘ : h Pi f ° ——just the Piano for @ . : er ‘ | : ee ee in, on oe? 9 _ 2 " ‘ nnoaition ’MmPt to ; tent may med ir re! - ' n t learned, has he indicated a have been in opposition ))' eas nit i) AQT GT es ’ . ; . " 12 . . dmmus “— ine } ar- @ un Pome sk pec Be: lecision , If tickets are purchased before the day of the t: student — special for of immediate action at Baléwin’s. 1111 Olive St... Bt. Louls two days only at this SEE WERT WUEER QW) | {4 $005 oil wap time as the deat. Tone important matters of business |, \Cyon'e ; - pulg be anes r ) appears that VIRGINIA HARDWARE CO., —whichever ts most conven | ur l zer , e ’ ‘inf - ” , would make re when -™ eer 10 are most 4530 Virginia Ar e tent. ' . he returnedc oO . pereont it . , : GROL!I BRC HARDWARE. ° in terested it ‘ wu ess f t} e "eth and le Tentr Circulation Department 1006 Olive St. "orl ut onoeal Hughes and FRILINGER HARDWARE . ; Bet Hoowe ra Fy ST-DISPATCH wore oun ond 110 60 WW wer are ~ “ite rany U tertnr o ait nish bai! but his petition was de- 3) int | ' » 6% »9ELMAR AWN WALTON Judge Wurdeman plication for a Writ of habeas cor- to stand mv the Harding policies DE —_ — te orest 4 for right to fur- _ pus with the Supreme Cqurt. iThey accept the statement as quilt

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~~, : a —_—__ ™ = 4 ~ “s : ' = 4 - yi b qeeseeeeeTT et : e SYNDAT S that of the Daily Giobe- Democrat and the Times Combined. Av AT, | | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH « alone se: cea Equals WEEE ADA CI iii ee | FAMOUS SPANISH PAINTER CEMENT ae 4 44. J REFLECTIONS ON SLEEP and REST \ : WAS . INAAII WHO DIED IN MADRID Post- Dinboke ‘+h Radio ¢ = Sa eee ] Thrift O tunit 4 as. | A LER ae a ri pportuanity 3 2& S : | ‘ , roadcasting Station oy = = | N e Model “i : © ———_______is ar = ewes 923 oe : 7 a Ria Pei Victor Victro ee | : i ee ee - - ' ~s_' ent broadcasting * S - | a ee. ie - = Succumbs to [on ig Mls ess 1 hid Lady Loul sé Mounttatten o~ ae i eee eu aiame Bs = RT THREE 4 . 4 steers 4 news bulletinge of intere . . . : lowing Stroke of Paral fers Poor Painter to Future the Middle West. Prices sup : — = "PA | Visited St. Louis in 1911 King of Sweden. oe. ee Se ee | «ss ; ; —— gh ae vs emt Bf =r re an ou | | eres Rul : : the eamriates PT eee Special Cable to the Post- spatc ; ' esas RID. Auge. 11—Joaquin So- and New York Workd. Pub ae Home . e : Folia y Bastida, famous Spanish Copryisht, 1058, ty Pre arid ant Fest Monday—8: 00 P. M. * — : painter, died iast night after a iong Dispatch.) | anes a Mhest: ras concer’ and specia:- | 7 ; -t fliness Born in Valencia in 1863 PARIS, Aug. 11—Lady Louise of, are t from Grand Centra! "5 | } e thes . ' : and receiving his art education in Mountbatten has broken her engage- i 6 Balance Easy eat. it id a nae . | Spain. Italy and Paris, he won rap- ment to Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf |) Se ; Weekly Terms a | . f his place as acknowl- gz : : | Maced of the = tere Spasiet: the Post-Dispatch its popularity. . : 3 fe . | . Six years later he surpassed — $5. daughter of the former Prince "CARUT ERSVILLE Mo = — . line Benefits t ! pecial exhibition of his | * et Se ee es ee ae a © aes LLE, 2g. 11 | ; ru — an i ane was mace an oe me cag " _ me i" agg — os —Robert Alexander. 45 years old : Mahogany or walnut If They ; | Officer of the legion His wor ween as at the cemmaneniail all the enna aa was killed here today by Deputy +) finish. Perfect tone ; | holds permanent place in the na- ~ause of his German origin. He then Sheriffs Ear! Thrasher and Jesse ' r the brightness “of the day snd construction. A ean fional galleries in Berlin, Venice a RE, SA _ took the title Marquis of Mountbat- Johnson in a raid on Alexander's > genuine Victrola. ae amt d | : yee de. Madrid and in numerous pubiic ana -————— 7 ba * leer aa pa th Ss les t Bu ese.” — : é | . lace of siness where a consider- le 2 : fl ; Every part mace in By the Jefferson City ¢ .** . a ee - ; | private rollections in aii parts oO; calles I cann > remain “ere aT The Fost-Dienat ~ and New York . - . s - . -* ‘ s . * ‘ se “aye 7 a we = ‘d > rea \ rertoFr + ‘Ar 2 ¢ ‘he aw % * iac -~- Ss. b] e : of the Poat-Dit« . Hye \ . 4 the world roa -~@e ** he aaid su" e ver > a ‘ ‘ : . wae his series » painunhsé . SucnA 101 Crown Prince and broke her eng@gage- to Alexander’s store to look for |! Bispanic Society of America, done ment because of her affection for the | ....- i ich i a giles ed BEAUTIFUL day bed that adds a wealth of com- Ovder ial Home rule for St. Louls ‘ t: his last —" years ch apn segs 1 MAN KILLED, WIFE ARRESTED painter F LliOWIing are the facts in ii Te gaeeaS patna: ah i bo se Tort to your ho me. Yet concealed within its ; y | chartered cities of the : ef a group of portraits of Spansn the case ie oO OO Cette Se. uisite cretonne overin s a full-size bed, brought . ‘ euthors ané a “Parorama of the 49 ... . ‘ eae ee witfewer. bie Grae | © a rosa SS a eth _ 81 ull-size bed, gh For Your Vacation . . fe 4 Woman Expresses Regret She Didn't rustat AColf is @ widower, his £:rSt der drew a pistol from beneath the 1to use with one, simple, automatic motion. You t | » ea Provinces of Spain the views, cos- “T Hi Sh Me Instead wife being Princess Margaret of COB- | eaunter 4 shreatened ¢o kil! Tak 4 : et Him Shoot Me Ins if in rin . counter and threatened to kill John- will be fascinated by its utility and benefitted by its Limited number of splendid Portable Phono- only as to control of th departments, but in all pw F * > svince tumes and customs oT eacn pr ass ead >. atthe an . te = _ _— rans’ — “iehat * ». : % a Asa ace : ress. mnaugnt. Re enuy n@é wisn ne LO ac 2on un @ Tahwn. ‘ 7 T« . ’ . 2 > . ep te Being represented by a huge canvas.| MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Aug. 11—John aicate his rights to succession to the so, hackea toward the door. The luxurious sleeping qualities. All-metal and all-sani- graphs; perfect tone; just the thing for your matters, is only two ste ; 7 : cain A nf .?' -ss€ a a ae & “ > ~ . ss nN Dé x 4 roy ra ae »falel « inen ° 2 . . 7 . 7 . «sat ees tana These paintings were taken to the | Walters, 27, died this afternoon of Swedish crown and settle down In alexander turned on Thoasher eon tary. Various models in wood finishes, equipped with ee eee , : The cities can shorten ; 7 > | v ‘s eon -~ fae bh hel e - + _ + - ec 18a - . _ . - ~ ~*~ — = — . ey _— " — : . — _ omsies . — tec . > ’ ' . ye. eagle rr LS Ste atte Site Ruth Wale) ean with bis children. Confront-/ the shooting began, Alexander went patented link fabric spring and excellent mattress. | | Eight Records FREE! : mat thas howl un n ne socerty ga... . rel wit! nig Wile Sirs mutA ai- 4 “tek, ¢hiiac ee ievsa tian _ ‘= a” - ~ ’ went over the inter after Alerx- ered a paralytic stroke fn late Thursday Mrs. Walters was aati i Aca ail —s a -—" ‘ f Se ee: Se pe, Whe then drew a ray 4 all other matters before t ENGLANDER SPRING BED CO. - New York - Brockiyn - Chicago oF } 3920. being held by the police on a charge ';y. British sovereign consented Johnson. but the Iattese ehot fires A W $, { _ = , 4 +. . , , ’ o* : zs " / 24 si ld as ‘ s* ?" 64 : Pega i« List ' ete te io 9 of murdet it is the beitef of the mmediately. the most eligible Sheriff |W PP Robertson's — ’ f SEE TT ae ¥4 >_> hia ” —— - ooo 4 .* Atowes & ase a4 5 2 : 2 Boro! a Found Joy in Mississippi pouce, however, that the roung wom- member of British rovaltr. Princess have hee- making many raids mot Z -* finish its revision of [ - - CGi=eaA te '? Aataenaa ; > lg aa*t . _ om es eer Se : I in : River on Visit Here. an Ses 2 OSs SSM Maud of Fife, announced her en- —ieent Connt = : Sot . . ental law of the State. ~ Gerolia had some local fame asthe | The shooting followed the arrest tied ts tent Ge a ee. ee a SPRINGS Dependable Merchandise —.* Tro A ‘ + * ass 42% cag ati a — EL 2S gri€¢ ing broke uD Cy sac AA = eh = thar — ~ - rw _ Cc : | 7 @nd no emoke in St. Louis atmos- tree o©ne: ing Wome sd and the Crown Prince together at a pivwe- Forty enllons of whic! BEDS cOoTS | i . - atte RE east Wer River. Forty gallons of whisky. tw , framed and ; ; phere He said he could see none Sat GS ~ = incheon, after which, with great thousand gallons of mash. a nner rule plan fram S ‘ . ———— _# ' toe Aaath _ oss . 4 ie : . 424:4544, & a ; es ee ae Bie was quoted as exclaiming on his ed of Wa oh Peduee MTS. suddenness, Gustaf Adolf proposed in tue Seed’ Same ak eee el ed by its commuttee o8 . | @rrival in March, 1911, that the at- Walters expressed regret that she Lady Louise for some time refused ‘three barrels were destroved as cities and ‘owns, the M : i : . | : . + > ’ , ° S ‘ 7 : . . , .* —_ = ss a « - Siosphere was “more beautiful, more GG . 7 : : nsider the proposal, Dut event"- «ne are re foreed their sy thr . SSeagg0gg : 4] a9 > Sal _ ~e 7 . 7 he - ‘> : ’ “9 aie is : z ” ~ _ E> ber of which ere Fo elear, than in Spa Maer is Was aliv, when stern pressure was Drought thick underbrus T . > . \ ~ * - - - ~ e Louw ‘s ehal rman e + orm ah : c e a hen ~he ’ = # = OTe 7 >) & - ~ 53 ff - the 7 7 > ? - ~ = = . > - a =s THE (xh f \ TF \] [> YL eo] ‘Ss = F ‘ R _ 1) ILL AR ‘ ‘ ANDARDS OF \ ALI E IN ST. LOUIS ‘ > ° _. : ia ao . mt s e A i - sa she 2 > acome the - ' neinte is — = - inde 7 2s hs (iu. -* : Jdudzae (,eorge H Williams mn 1&0 Paintings which be > r > a ‘ S 2 = ‘ _ ~ ~ » xe " > , | ee. Bevers He was famous for his paint- home on Sunday. July sik @ oninge the 4dinge until November , a= Zé NN , ; — = = Establish Bernard H. Dyer of St : .. . " , _- % i ~ . ue iti) ™ ii aa ._e ye eae : EH y = ~~, ~ — N — * "eeerw”™ & - er - * hh ~ ‘ta oe 3 “es + " ie 7 ~* = " - . pon = 4, _—- all — 7) mm ;¥ ; : : ine of aazz! “4 Bu! ~ ‘ : iznh i. rT rie ha ‘ Aa ; a Ot ’ = Ay i.s n the ground that the ivuKke 4 >... LUMBER FIRMS FILE MOTION | =] fo = S SA a ee I 863 [7 Former cir iit Judge R +» } - - - - am a : — . a 7 r ‘ ss —— | Byable qualities were much jis- ten days previous his disappear- naught, who would hate to: attend se - | Culver of St. Joseph; Joh * : pute However the Art Museum ance from Broken Bow, Okla He the nuptials of his daughter's suc ae ti ss ~ — — | } ° Pulte w. H. J ; J be = - _ — the : ; , si = . e ve - —_ te s . , ce A , iw , - ~ & se =» _** > » ~_ Sone - - ee - ~~ r —_ - —_ — _ * — = . _ | : ~ iy, — ‘omp.exio! i wo wer front teeth First, however, Lady Louise plead- — . — — . “ Kansas City and Robert A + ‘ w ee 1] ar?’ =e? eh sy VV -~ * ’ ”“ . - - ~ LT ~ = Res —_ = - 3 — ‘ ™ ; _ . 9 ; i ora re ry er? . ~ ere a =8 a : As h A ae Ss ' a? SSipP}{ | ;re ss > . was C -| e ; 3 rer to v une ">" +. . - ern ’ é @uring } Ss Visit here T sc‘@h he. ardaifjlarwe hiack ha’ ” tie ~ lecree igka ins? * e 4 4 a =s '' , ' ‘an waren & © ' a painter for eight rears. The monarch a=s5 ; r-reachin ; men ; , a 1 na mpanies of Sr. I s and St :« Bee ! the most far-reaching st “a returned that he knew all about that — =s : | a n@ had on several occasions refused ~*~ —" . =® Bicipal government atts * - . - " ' —_— ™ oe - ko rt =- -~ ~ = ™ == : ' . ae (Established Over roo Years) ne wees vet, S067 S06 i... ohn Gereeme Canct ai ae = i at which time it must r +3 + ~~ matters ‘* hor xr hard« = be ’ 5 ar Nor - ; ~ — oe = ae om = of > ele tes tk ; i 1h MONDAY IS nd broke her engagement. Stil e Jones and B : f 42 delegates to be wa ; ; . 4 xg $ not certain that she will go to the : ; z = the people A hard Sg % = is - = 2. 4 - - z = ‘* : I extreme marrving her artist ad- Noa a : oe ee 3s it will be made by parti " = — - - om ~~ om Aart : = er r s = ™ : Zz Zz har. = catia ie " == cratic delegates who ado se.t DY incurring the King’s wrath Es | = the magnitude of ¢ intereess = Repuosiecan St Louts ¢t . . rolred and th mportance of t “= her own affairs The oe ee I EE laces, to the companies make neces-dii WHEAT BECAUSE OF NEW LAW ss" 2= orn! srgement Acorn ° 1 — 7 ging ela ws fp Mi. = meat. and up to the Children’s 's Department Piling of Tariffs Demanded Br Dow oo ee a es ae aligning Meine to Other Cargo. i ’ , Rais ; 5 pti ee James B Quigley th cratic distmet delegates Louls. bave voted in the on the tdea. This des that Taylor. himself a tisamy Democrat and one of the abler men vertion. has hed more other one person to do The Mark of Good F urniture : ate Sean rm cratic State Committ member of the Le PICTURED ' thy} “— —\ USTOMERS who are in a position | about 20 years, has led i ice™'a' =e rece CHILDREN’S CHILDREN’S S| neserieun” ctereuhig ” cerenni., (Sette motion, bat an oral argus UNDERWEAR 9 WASH SUITS American steamship companies | Could give them opportunity j , ’ . i ; i .* CHAU PAEEH RPP PRADA PEP PEE a Vv. D and other we! aria@ay ver Twist ane . makes in sizes fo ‘ther styles: s'te« . boys and children. 2 — Be oD « Yalues to §2.54 market as a@ protest a lst "e lies * is ee ee auires them Men’s SOc Rub- 10c oer ‘> r tariffs with the B ard ber Belts . : — of Grain Commissioners at Fort WuU- Mien’s $12 Mohair. Palm CHILDREN’S 7 BOYS ‘| ham. itybecame known here tcday Beach Suits; sizes up sueneenes TE uh “Tankee Boy’ heavy STOCKINGS w th Americ in ats ~ TT *mtCrare to 50 $S 00 img on their own. grain trade it is cotton ribbed Stockings. ticipated he« mdaor the hain- sk ® 85e . ——- ee ee a ee re ; value; 4 paire for ap of moving a record cr , Tomorrow at the Old Reliable valu t a , insu fic: oats (anadia7 grein . x pe late reaching overseas bur- 4 Be : ers and American grain wi!! thus he SPORT STRAW AND scld ahead of that grown in the BLOUSES SILK HATS Canadian West Men's $20 2-Pants 1afdd) RSEHHASPAA WEA in the convention rue He may be ex to know have repeatedly told us peepee ~— 2 ae 7 J aT y» aim "~ * y } } ,* si 4 ™ P > ; » > d a Ty | > ; | ’ | 4 } Bplendi4 col] et! Pont he ote — «++ —~~s —. ; 2. x "h " oe — vray 0d Caradian wheat have left the head Wen's $25 2-Pants > 10 - ied a am | te Sport Blouses (BR of American lakes in America: a pencil stripes, genuine a bt . ° However, advocates Of ships anamas, silk 1 : . th t th j ] k th perse g : ; | The Canadian boats could poss!hir monairs, tweeds _. $12.50 *u . ruot . a e) l e e verin sterling: 1 move the Canacian “rep of Western Men's $S Mohair. Paim Beach me rh. ae b k h bed The Benefit to St. fcls t2 Une ir r r f " with ‘ hewr : é — oF W ay WwW e ac up purc ases ! rT? ie goes into e fect s + ATTA ARAVABRARTTL td aed? RARE? td A A longer will have to hire “trv service, as well as the larger meaning qual- a: expense of $2500 if re wr . th Oat =! > - » Fancy percale Blouses. | "Ove @ oats, bariev. rve and flar Boys’ All-Woo! Chtilidren’s Four-fn- very well made and a rm \@ according to Fort William shippoir | g shipping Serge Suits . Hard T'es: 50ec values : SCHOOL | FOUR-IN-HAND ug Canada in a little more than 13 d Bi : in li more tan 13 Se } BLOUSES il NECKTIES Jf montherie no effort were made to |. Pants... -..... QeGO ie ’ ' * ! epectal feature at 2 for 8 for iy . — ‘ | |] BIRTH CONTROL CL siGnirin, © peohes i mr : a= . 7 . ; : L CLINIC DEMED "“Shinss. 2 pockets ae oy hh res. If vour Furnitare ie Saiattve. al | h | a oe gece s =: $312 ity Nas In our eyes. your Furniture bears essniat halls and } | WHITE DUCK AND PALM BEACH KNICKERS | ff “hicaco Health Commisstoner Re. Shirts a: . Sn ee foses t) Ieee Permit. : He g=8 k t t - f ll - teians from grinding I Two for $3.00 1 By ime Anenetated Proes men's $2.50 Silk $I 502: sei: wien cian Ge our mark, it comes to you fully measuring | sonal ehan Gila : : _Fii At? A ig (i— Gypsies 2 ‘ =s Server and Chine .% , ‘ . | ruling by Francis X. Bu corpora- Men’s $2 White Madras Shirts $1.00 :: — 843 t ll j ed dard ot toes ener | BOYS’ FANCY MIXTURES AND TWEED SUITS . on counsel, that estab lishment of a Men's $2 Pongee Cioth Shirts. Tx Sis up O our carefu ) protect stan Ss. ec bere where the rast \ Sirth control clinic here is legal un- M se 3 “male Lirts. c = s = -_ Lout be , These are fust the Suits for echoo! wear: nicely 3 fer the Tllinots law Dr Herman WN ~wn jee & ulus mee pol eze ——n git oe > tran ee tatiored and with extra pair of knickers: very 45 | Sundesen, City Health Commission- Men's Leather Palm Gloves ‘Se es Sper marci fe piste obey ae ee tee ey ransactioas . epectal at er. announced today he had refused Boys’ $1 Blue Overalls 396 HS WW Although only a @ ; I if a permit for euch a clinic If an Men's 15c Cotton Sor 8. .c ss hi 1tt 41] Ang] p n R ci‘izenry have realized . | attempt is made to open a clinic Men's Heavy Canvas Glove a. ss O= ersia u S “—=s 67 fi : . : J | without a permit. {[t will be closed. Men's $2 Bathing ‘Sufes beefs = —- Our selection of eke elebr: Ee] ee nr th rn d @ the permit did not contain the ion. Men's Athletic inion Suits 39c =: I] rl] $5 2 A) GrIs pidehgaa a S282 0 ‘s Srl a) $142 OO 4626 $44.50 . Legisiature. with s | Hs a Repsrratieoen: res x = x . e . se eee ~« “* eee8 88 ’ ecu! 7 | WHing Hin creas be eats etary, and nen ame. 75@ Be 13x15... $278.50 9x5 $223.00 6x9 $100.00 36x63 $96.25 wr ewe Sor prasttentl ee ao 806064 eee a2 : 24 imity - " - s ” ; a a ‘ ee ee . . a +e. eee @ a o* retetee * +f R - r . | ; iad not state the accommodations Men's $83 Combination Overalls $1.75 S=5 TO 4271346 ee s~ it) Gr]? S750 (Mi thr, a £56.00 IT r54 $16 75 ; ‘ity tn the State. 6% arranged for patierts,. the nature of Wen'« - Silk « we en OL on NS er — ~~ ie “+ eeees . a, | ; atu: f en's 50c Silk Wash Ties 1 many of the counties: : New Locatio ome ft i dS . Ch ] 4 caaieass inne sedidiadin aimee Men’s $2 and $3 5 = ‘ ° ’ ; throws isto each nies peo aaa ter Ya ee =: Orders for Fall Draperies Should Be Placed Now ih sess2= se 3. T. Engtish Funeral Toeaday alls, white or blue. leeality which either = Funeral servires for John T En- DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS Neh 5 al4_ of 87t . _SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES esses: sabbaneh nage Pe iS South weet Mail Orders Filled 4 avenue. who died ar 4:38 a.m. rees- * aot want them and of im } elsewhere. If the at . Hi, - f°. JrorlictDuncker terday from an illness of two months SF M. Cc. A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE resulting from an infected taorh wi" g=s 2. . : J y % ebltahed 1488 be hela at 8 & m.. Tessier at Male ose Vever of bis tows. be FALL COURSES NOW FORMING Innocents Church, 2729 Brannon Ss ¢vee a Mill ab iishing | COMMERCEAL - .~ VRAPRP WANAGEWENT avenue. He formerly was » police @ 25 : - §®verament thes i= . CHAL 1. PUBLIC SPEAKING alllieities said chadie, <eliten e ST AT TWELFTH | : SALPSW ANS HIP LCADEMIC DEPARTMENT lieutenant and more recently was ; +itles of 2750 ADVERTISIN«, |PFNERAL BIL SIVNESs employed as a department manager ; : : canties ef not E . AGGroes North Side Y we «4. Sehea! of (emmerce, F160 North Grand Bt. atethe Scullin Steel n'a riant A . ™ a EM: b | - widow and five sons survis Eighth and Franklin - Joa TS : 3. i ; ‘ ry " ees ' * 2 re ‘ tie oa oy ee eG " Oe ee cillee Be rag

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PAGES i—14B an Home Rule tor ‘Missouri a a i i a a i a ” Cities Only Two Steps Away i But Still Faces Hard Fight —_— —— | Members of Constitutional Convention Out- line Benefits to St. Louis and Other Cities If They Are Given Local Control of Government. as By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, haa Home rule for St. Louis and other chartered cities of the State, of departments, but in all purely local Aug. not only as to control their police matters, is only two steps distant. The cities can shorten both those But thes hage larly lethargic in this and nearly all other matters before the consti- tutional convention now about to finish its revision of the funda- mental law of the State. The convention, with changes has accepted the rule plan framed and recommend- its committee on counties, the active mem- Former Circuit steps. slight home cities and ‘owns, bers of which ere: Judge Danie! G. Taylor of St. Louls, chairman; Former Circuit Judge George H Williams of Web- ster Groves; Former Circuit Judge Bernard H. of St. Charles; Pormer Circuit Judge Romelus E. Culver of St. Joseph: John R. Ba- ker of Fulton; W. H. Jackson Jr of Troy; Halbert H. McCluer of Kansas City and Robert A. Pearson of Joplin. plan, which is regarded as the most far-reaching step in mu- Bicipal government attempted by any State, pass the conven- tion once on final roll call, ai which time it must receive votes of 42 delegates to be submitted to the people A hard fight to beat ii will be made by partisan Demo- cratic delegates, who do not want Repudiican St Louis manage her own affairs The Democratic City Committee of has Cast its welght acainst move- ment, and up to the present Jay Elmer Fox, Felix McAdams and James B. Quigley, three Demo- cratic distrmect deleg from St. Louis, have voted in the negative on the tdea. This despite the fact that Taylor, himself a leading par- tisay Democrat and regarded as one of the abler men in the con- Yention, has had more than any other one person to do with fram- ing the plan. State Senator Frank H. Farris of Rolla, chairman of the Demo- cratic State Committee, and a Member of Legislature for about 20 years, has led the fight In the convention against home rule. He may be expected to do s0 Sgain at the time of final roll call. However, advocates of the idea ex- pect it to prevail. The Benefit to St. Louis. If it goes into effect St. Louis no longer will have to hire a lobbyist at expense of $2500 or more per legislative session, to haunt tili- legislative halls and comm'ttee rooms to prevent sandbagging pu:i Ucians from grinding their per s0nal axes at expense of the through the medium of bills enact- ed here where the vast majority of St. Louisans know nothing of the transactions. Although only a minority of the tizenry have realized it the pre: St system of legislation in Mis Uri has made each legislato~ toe Diver This must more, to St. Louis the rates the eity Cictator of affairs in his own baili- Wick. For. Classification Legislature, with approval courts, has enacted a of laws for practically every !«r city in the Many of thrown into Legislature upoeo Tar Greds of “loca! to the lorality which either wants or dves AO want them and of littl. Int eleewhere If the Legis‘ator fr Some interior county didn't like the Vevor of his town. he could Gnee a bill abolishing the form of S°vernment then in ell Cities of 2750 populat or locate! in counties of not less t:ar. 20.000 BOr more than 40,000 populatioa,’ a warped idea of populostion, the of the by bi set well as for T i's hue of State, as the counties @ach session the hundreds . 4 5 bills Va. Bi vest us* "in been singu- | intro- |have and his enemy probally legislated out of offic. realized such a bill wis ,» For when a Legislator his seat with such a i. always says ‘‘just a iitc!. no opposition’ and the rest to their pipes and the home town pape- atrocity is legislated on ti: involved. would hefore ne onw ‘eure im > aa! return anu The Tv Cizacét-e3s Wlii.e LOC. from St. Representatives Ss. L Kansas City and especially known halls for local! bills. in recent sessions at St. ruIS, Joseph are in legislative In fact, rarely least has the Louis delegation brought for- ward anything except local bills, with salary-increasing and job- creating measures predominating. Salaries of policemen, janitors, deputy circuit clerks, stenogra- phers, probation officers and scores of other classes of employes have been increased by act of the Legis- lature, the lawmakers voting for the proposals without any idea as to their merit. For were they not local bills and | Louis representatives upon them? What rest of St. Louis ex- were the St. not agreed matter if the cept the politicians opposed to the idea? is between them and their lators, reason the outstate Legis- lator, who has his own local prob- lems to handle. Under the home rule plan, how- ever, the Legislature would be freed of this, could devote itself to matters of State concern, and the cities would handle their own problems. Observers of the man- ner in which Missouri Legislatures dealt with city affairs have little doubt that the change will be an improvement. It certainly could be little worse. The House Rule Section. For the information of its read- ers the Post-Dispatch here presents the prinéipal home rule section and the police home rule _ section as agreed to by the convention, and an analysis of the probable effect of the change by four of the lead- ing members of the committee that drafted and fought them through to engrossment. The home rule section “Except as otherwise expressly pro- vided by thig Constitution every city and onald is hereby declared to possess, for all municipal pur- posés, full and complete power of self-government and corporate ac- tion. No enumeration of powers in this Constitution or in any law shall be deemed to limit or restrict the general grant of authority con- ferred: but this grant of authority shall not be deemed to limit or restrict control laws of the State in matters of general State concern or operation, as distinguished from those of local concern and munic ipal government, and provided that in such matters as are both and State concern city charters and ordinances shall not be in conflict, but shall be subordinate to the gen- the State upon the follows: local eral laws of same subject. The following shall to be a part of the ferred upon all cities and villages (a) to determine be necessar) affairs, the among of selec be deemed powers this section: agencies shall the local of powers the mode ralification and by what to conduct distribution such agencies, tion nites, methods of all of removal compen officers employ- sation and aa: (ht to. a oxcese and colle taxes and to borrow mone) in the limits prescribed by the con stitution amd to special assessments OD the basis of benefits; (c) to acquire b) condemnation. establish and maiatain and within or without limits. parks. beule- cemeteries, hos- with levy and lect local gift. own, police, either its corporate vards, wharves, or pitals, and all works which involve Gentinued on Page ‘SB. con- renu;re., other wise. oyd George Possibility of Setting Up of Rhine- Repubhe, With Freedom Warriors of Sene- is Point- land Gruarded by cal and Cochin China, ed. Out. By David Lloyd George, O. M. M. P. War-Time Premier of Great Britain. 1 tect Feature Syndicate 1 by London Chronicle Copy- istralian Presse Aesociation. 1 by United Feat ure Syndl- "hole or in Part Copyright in Gree rit t A Prohibited LONDON, Aug. 11. muddle it all France and both anxioas to settle, but The struggle, there- to the detri- is! {AT a -ermanyv are fore ment of both. Belgium is sorry she but cannot get out Of it. France pulls her back roughly by So she has to do sentry 00 proud to say so. goes on, and will continue, ever entered the Ruhr, to get away, the tail of her coat Cuty at Essen whilst her franc is leading a wild life at home. lialy pation, “and her moral indignation is mount- ing rapidly, although it has not yet risen to a height which is visible across the Alps. Great Britain is growling futile notes of dissatisfaction with everybody—France and Germany alike. The confusion of tongues is deafening and paralyzing, and no one is quite | happy except the Spirit of Mischief, who is hold- ing his sides with laughter. He never had such a time—not since the Tower of Babel. And this time it may end in a second deluge. The horror of the great war seems to have unhinged the European mind. think normally. Blood pressure is still very high. Excitement over the Ruhr does not im- prove it. When some of the articles written and involved were | speeches delivered today come to be read by | None for that ! legis-, the diligent historian a generation hence, he will recognize the ravings of a continent whose ‘ mental equilibrium bas been upset by a great shock. - —_ ee ——— iin "Much a Sciuaey Pay? The real issue involved in all this struggle ) How much can | is a comparatively simple one: Germany pay and how can she pay? America, Britain, Italy and Germany ar all agreed that the only way to settle that question is to appoint to investigate and report has blessed this ob- on the contrary, says competent experts upon it. The Pepe vious suggestion. France, also it is a question to be determined by guns and that. Generals—both equally well fitted for task. Germany must present its accounts to the mitrailleuse and argue her case before the It is a mad world. interested in one question-——or How will it all end, and how soon Although I have nothing the predictions of my I hesitate to haz- the soixante-quinze. Everyone is perhaps two. is that end coming” to fear from recalling early articles on this subject, ard fresh forecasts. But one may review possibilities and note the drift of the whirling ‘ current. In assessing chances you must begin with some knowledge of the man who will de- M. Poincare is a man of un- and patriotism, but he is also a man who lives in a world of prejudices so that they obscure the facts ye at one statement in his last note, where he says that the conferences and ultimatums of the past four years got nothing out of Ger- cide the event doubted ability dense many. a half vears that preceded the Ruhr invasion, Germany paid to the allies in cash and in kind marks—500,000,000 ® 000,000,000 in dollars which had of over 10 milliards of gold pou a considerable rged sterling effort of foreign trade nds in country exhausting was down 60 to for a just eme out tne most and whose You might imagine that the man step of ordering the a neighbor's terr'i- wars, 70 per cent taken the to invade ritorv would have taken the the facts of his case Part of this gigantic sum armies of occupa- tion: part for reparations. But ft all came out of German assets Will the next three and a bring anything that allied coffers” who had grave armies of France trouble to ascertain elementary went for the vears approximating to the half figure Opposition Unexpectedly Lasting is a safe statement to make that no one of the French movements anticipated approaching It in charge a resistance etubbornness The friend- foretold the All the assumption in its that which they have en ountered both in Fr and here. German opposition that lv press ance ¢) \ speedy coiuapse of French plans an Englishman who was began were based on when the occu- long in- venture there French officer how The which asked a ild take spirit in pation he thought it dicative of the started. “Optimists think ‘‘Pessimists answer is the Ww O} it will take a fortnight.’"’ think it may take three said weeks.” Reference back to the January telegrams , from Paris and Duesseldorf will show that this | Every time she tries | has forgotten she ever sanctioned occu- . Nations do not, What are the facts” During the three and , he NEW DANGERS WITH FRANCE CONTROL- LING NEW STATES ‘6 HERE are already as many Frenchmen in the Ruhr as Na- poleon commanded at Wn2ter- loo. As to the coal they have succeed- ed in sending across the frontier in six months, it is about equal to a month’s delivery by the Germans during the pe- riod of ‘default’ which provoked the in- vasion.”’ “There must be a limit to human en- durance. Either France or Germany must give way in the end. For France the honor of her flag is in- volved in success.” “Not one of the Allies is in a posi- tion, with a clean conscience, to urge France to haul down her flag.” ; “There is only one course which could be urged on the French Govern- ment as being consistent with French honor, and that is the reference of the dispute to the League of Nations. That would be an enforcement of the Treaty of Versailles. That suggestion the Brit- ish Government have refused to press on France. The struggle must there- fore proceed to its destined end.” “But Germany may collapse. She might even break up temporarily. ... Berlin has no influence in Bavaria, and the monarchy might be restored in that province at no distant date. There isa movement in the Rhineland to set up a republic freed from the dominion of Prussia. This movement is fostered by French agencies and financed by French subdivisions. If it is declared, Prussia will not be allowed to suppress it.” “We may soon witness a Rhineland republic whose glorious freedom and in- dependence will be jealously guarded by colored warriors of Senegal and Cochin China. Saxony might be captured by Communists and Prussia be torn be- tween Monarchist and Communist. These are not unlikely happenings. It is too much to say that they are not al- together out of the computation of French statesmanship.” Fears Ruhr Invasion May End in Collapse of : iz at the mounting pyramids of his dust-cart col- ' the Celtic fire of Monsieur Torcquer, even when \ /mMman endurance. must give way in the end. ‘in success. ’ that. | invasion support the Government in all their Pedient—a ' proposals for bringing it to a successful end. | \ And here France ) against her allies. , coal tonnage ‘paid. , swelling magnitude of the venture. / committed her own honor as well as that of Guestions of importance affecting| when I say this, it is without dis- ' Germany ‘There Must Be a Limit to Human | Either France or Endurance. Germany Must Give Way... . | Secretary to Wilson for Eight Years Gives an France the Honor of Her > | For Flag Is Involved in Success. lection and rejoice with him in the triumph of French organization under his control. Alas, fed by the sweepings of the Ruhr, cannot keep} going the blast furnaces of Lorraine. So there| {is much disappointment and discontent amongst | _( the forgemasters of France. lare now engaged in debating legislation with a means of relieving the President. i France's Prestige at Stake Either France or Germany| Which will it be, and when will it come—and how? _be designated to act as en assistant to the President, upon whom will devolve All the same, there must be a limit to hu-| ‘the ministerial duties on contradistinction to the executive duties — SINGLE TERM URGED BY i th th te a th i a A i a a a a TUMULTY AS ONLY WAY TO LOO BBR BRBEPBA LBBB DODO NOOO" » REDUCE PRESIDENT’S CARES. i i i Inside View of Troubles of Country’s Chief Executive. : By JOSEPH TUMULTY, Private Secreary to President Wilson During His Eight Years in Office (Copyright. 19283.) WASHINGTON, Ang. 11, E untimely death of President Harding bas brought on a discussion ef duties and burdens of the Presidential office. Distinguished public men The mo# definite proposal of relie# thus far advanced is that an official are inseparable from the office of the Chief Executive. From my own experiences in the from all over the country? ane In answering “hite House, covering a period of added to these burdens the Prest- these questions, one must begin by remembering @S5t years (three of which encom- dent must be ever ready to confer Failure would irretrievably dam- age her prestige. Every Frenchman has legitimate complaint It is all very well for Italy now to counsel wisdom. Signor Mussolini’ was. present at the hush conference which sanctioned the invasion. He fixed the price of assent in. That price has been regularly Belgium is now getting scared at the But she) , France to carrying it through. | \ from such responsibility in the maiter. I am sorry to think that Britain is not free! It is true that her representatives disapproved of the | enterprise, but not on grounds of right or jus- | tice. On the contrary, whilst expressing grave doubt as to the ultimate success of the invasion, ) clean conscience, to urge France to haul down | \ her flag. There is only one course which could) be urged on the French Government as being) , consistent with French honor, and that is the tions. ‘ treaty of Versailles. | reference of the dispute to the League of Na- That would be an enforcement of the, That suggestion the British | Government have refused to press on France. | } The struggle must, therefore, proceed to its des- | officer accurately expressed the general senti- | ment of those who were responsible for the Rubr invasion. resistance in terms of material and trained men, and statesmen too often build their hopes on the same shallow foundations. They never al- low for the indomitable reserves of the human heart, statesmen's annuals. a surprise to Bismarck as the stubbornness of the Ruhr miners is to Poincare today. The last regular army had been destroyed, all docketed hausted, and still the, food stores had been exhau | adi’ Sen Geli ‘ French Govern.rent replied calmly that they .struggle of indomitable citizens went on for months. There were few men in England who thought the Boer peasants could continue their resistance for over three months after our armies reached South Africa. They held out for three years, and only then capitulated on honorable terms. The Northern states of Amer- ica never contemplated the possibility of a five years’ struggle with a blockaded, starved and overwhelmed Confederacy. The War of 1914-18 ia littered with miscalculations attributable to the blind refusal of rulers and their advisers to recognize the norma! element as a factor in reckoning Coal Production Below Estimates —_ — — The Rubr tragedy is not the first, nor will ft be the last. to be initiated by facile memo- randa framed by general staffs and civilian functionaries drawing inspiration from pigeon- holes. Whatever becomes of this episode, it is already clear that the estimates of military .men. of transport offictals, of intelligence de- partments and of presiding Ministers have been hopelessly falsified. Many more soldiers have been sent into the Rubr than had been thought necessary: much less coal has come out of the Ruhr than had been confidently expecte@ There are already as many Frenchmen in the 'Rubr as Napoleon commanded at Waterloo. As to the coal they have succeeded in sending across the frontier in six months, it is about equal to a month's delivery by the Germans during the period of ‘default’ which provoked the invasion. Desperate efforts have been made at great cost to increase the yield so as to sat- isfy French and foreign opinion that resistance is gradually breaking down. Rubbish is shov- eled into railway cars in order anyhow to swell the quota. Coal is seized anywhere, even in the streets. And Gen. Torcquer, bluff and genial Breton, who is in charge of transport srrange-— ments, breezily challenges all critics to look. Soldiers estimate chances of / which do not figure in army lists or in‘ / Snodgrass takes off his waistcoat. tined end. — Britain Not Likely to Intervene It may be assumed that the British Govern- ment will not intervene effectively. What about the ministeriar declarations? Surely these strong words must actions! Those who rely on that inference know nothing of the men who used the words, _ or of the forces upon which they depend for The resistance of Paris in 1870 was as great | their ministerial existence. It is true that some weeks ago Mr. Snodgrass took off his coat and fearlessly that unless peace was restored something would happen. The So last week Mr. But don't his friends meant to pursue their course. be alarmed: there will be no blows; will hold him back e Meanwhile, Mr. Winkle has gone to Paris to lunch with one of the combatants. Next week he will be followed by Mr. Pickwick, who will call on another. and week after next Mr. Tup- mad proposes to pay another propitiatory visit. The French have accurately taken the meas- ure of the mind and the muscle of those who in- dulged in these spectacular exhibitions of ball punching in Westminster with refreshment at Ramboulliet We may, therefore, assume that whatever conversations take place at these genial gatherings or issue from them, the French won't be talked out of the Rubr. After the emphatic declaraticns.made by the head of the French Government: it may be as- sumed that France will insist at all costs on enforcing her will. She has put forward two demands. The first is that Germany shall! aban- don passive resistance as an essential prelim!- nary to negotiations The second is that her forces should remaif tn the Ruhr until the last payment is made. Will the German Govern- ment accept these conditions? A settlement Bn these terms is only possible on two assumptions. The first is that a German Government can be found strong enough to accept them and to sur- vive their acceptance. The second is that there is a French Government wise enough to give lib- eral interpretation to these demands. The first depends to a large extent on the second. Events of-the past few months added im- measurably to the difficulties of negotiation Incidents which are inseparable from a foreign ‘occupation tn any land have exasperated Ger- man opinion and reached depths of hatred which had never been stirred, even by the great war, The deportation of °75.000 Ger- mans from their homes in the Rubr area. the Continued on Page 3B. ‘Trials of the Presidency. herent in the tenure of the office ) they wished the French Government well in the re ( enterprise on which they were about to embark. | Not one of the allies is in a position, with MF hasan chat brings us face ‘sweep, until, be followed by strong) and proclaimed cryptically. ness men of affairs and delegates) _—— \ that for France the honor of her flag is involved Passed the momentous events of with the political chieftains of Bis the World War), my opinionisthat party, who report to him the ¢éa- knows | ‘f the plan of naming an assistant dition of his party in “all States ef That is why statesmen who disapprove|!5 carried out, it will be a mere ex- the Union. 3. quack remedy——and It is my opinion that %f the would not go to the heart of the President of the United States wer thing we seek to correct. We can- permitted to handle the purely ad- not really lift the burdens which ministrative side of his office, free beset the President at every turn from the blighting entanglemeuts until we find a way to free him of politics, his energy and resouré- from those things which worry and es could be utilized in the handling barass a President; those things of the greater problems, both inter- which take his thoughts away fron national and domestic, whith coh- a proper consideration of the real'front him. But the fact is (@u@ the country’s welfare and which'| paragement of the distinguished daily press upon him for solution./ occupants of that high office), too much of the President's time is giv- en to a consideration of problems The trials of the Presidency |that in their last analysis, are about which we complain are In-| pure political and have to do with that side of his administration It is only an unfortunat€ | which should be subordinated to happening like the death of a Presi- inar of weightler measures. to face In other words, the President is with a stern fact, and that fact i8\ no sooner comfortably seated in the that within a decade the duties of white House than the “urge” of the Presidential office have in-/|¢friends is thick upon him to “sell |creased in alarming fashion. More/nimself and his administration to and more our people have demand-| the country.” He ts, of course, al- ed Presidential leadership of an | ways averse to propagandizing and ‘individual and special nature so| resorting to “swings around the that with the tremendous growth circle,” but his intimate friends and of the country, the varied needs gdvigers impress upon him the wis- of 48 prosperous and grow!Dg|dom of appealing to the people, ex- states, the administration of the! nisining that the success of his Philippine Islands, Porto Rico and|aqministration depends upon his our widely separated insular pos-| going before the country, and se sessions, the trials and cares of the ithe strategy of “campaigning” is President have broadened in their) ‘urged upon him. with uncomplaining | patience and fortitude, the captain Proposes Single Term. of this great ship of state must be, The only solution of the probe at the helnf both day and night, lem is to make the term of « Pregte. guiding the destinies of 110,000,-| dent one of four to six years’ dusee 000 people through dangerous wa- tion, with the proviso that he shald ters, The war itself and its after- be ineligible for re-election. Were math, which brought new and ad-'the President's term limited in thig ditional burdens in the way of|way, how different from the prese grave world problems, have drawn ent atmosphere, surcharged as %§ greatly upon the energy——-physical is with clamorous demand of ovess and mentally—of the President. solicitous friends, would be thaé ig Only a robust and vigorous man | which he would work and lador fom can hope to withstand the resultant the big, exalted ideals of hig strain, worry and anxiety. ‘try. Far removed from the exigen< While in the White House I wasicies of politics and the needs ot fortunately in a position to wit-| constituencies, of Representatives. ness from the “inside” the constant and Senators, the President would demands upon a war President's be free to consider clamly and time, patience, stamina and energy. | passionately the needs of the whole Time and again I saw a sorely bur-|country. His selection to high @fe dened President with the weight of|fice would be made regardless ef perplexing cares and responsibili- the effect they might have Upon ties upon him, indulgently listening the political future of statesmen to the partisan claims of ‘“‘specia! and polticians. : pleaders’’ from Capitol Hill even I recall a story of President Lin- at a time when solemn decisions coln. It appears that in the earty affecting the destiny of the nation days of the Civil War. whee thd and the world, had to be made. northern armies were sorely a -.. 9 pressed and bad news was reaching Cost of “Open Door Policy.” (11, white House, the President In the face of all hardships ... seen by an Intimate friend vie- and cares, it was a fine, noble, jing him He was walking up and commendable thing, an act. charac- qown his study. teristic of the geniality and good-. greatly disturbed. The friend sald ness of President Harding, to an- to the President: “I wish I 14 nounce an “open door policy” the White House shortly after his ‘President. inauguration, but I am expressing ting from the northern pt the opinion now that I then eZ- discouraging.” The pressed to his friends and advisere, tueneg and sald to his noun that this benevolent, democratic ¢rieng “I am not now thinking of policy could not be satisfactorily tne northern armies. I am wehe carried out without a severe charge dering whom I will appoint as peste upon the energy and time of the master at Shelbyville, Ky.” ; President. Such a policy can only result in physical and nérvous Wars and Postmasterships. exhaustion Do we realize that while the the demands made upon «6 President is thought to live in lone- dent of the United States at ly isolation at the White House, when personalities ang the he is compelled dally to be acces-\of this or that individual fe sible to 436 representatives and 96 litical field sheuld be su Senators, not to mention the multi-| to the welfare of all. tude of diplomats, bankers, busi-| During my services in the The news we are gee careworn and at relieve you of your burdens, Mx : , a we ee I re ee ee eee ee es ee Oe ee - e ~~ _—s - - Tt ~e ~ ~—- = . « ’ . a on Oa In this story there ts nets :

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jos. — . =” . —_ — > = _ ea ; lta ‘ —wa « - wa © ‘ ' a ~ 4 t SLEEP LEL St | gt living expenses for more Waces” THE FUTURE OF FRANCE. Race prejudice caused a number of Americans . ~?* — > ce touring France, to eject from a sightseeing Ous a lored French veteran who claimed to have fought four ani half years in the world war before America came in The. incident. one of several exhibitions of race prejudice on the part of visit- ir, \{mericans alled out a rebuke from the Paris Temps which is worth quoting. in part. as tarow- In ight on France’s probable future as a sation vr? +) > i Leweareh "oF are French « gens. this leading French newspaper SAYS . > o ’ a >a _ _ - g . ~ x = a ide a mn 5 vails kmerica among r zens rT? Ss 1 , ur 16 Ness Hy this ts 1 > aA 2 ” > . .e - Se ¢t ‘ ‘ ” r ’ ea « "ia 4 2 - _ “ S o- « - = =e = = ~ rz g » te . > | ; t« _ od _ = a? Resides our lack : Aca . | a. egToes > Fr * »e lease Ty = . + : 7 S ters ar — 7 e _ 7 4 "@ S = r - “ 7 - - oe , e ok + ¢e . en = se* De : e 4 na? 6 - «tAes * 2," rrance " = : . a : ary 3 = A rs ”~ a’? - PS ‘ “~ “ ; > . aii and - . - cf ~-¢? 6: ae = : how ® afte - * ; . a a Ferar . — ° ’ rT. -— _ ~ Pa an . —— . - a RY ie °Tls is ' iva i y au s = > . a 7 = - ~ ~~ cies = pbs ess than 4 in 2e bia ‘ : D ~ ~~» >, 4 - ~ * ~ sre ’ ~ . - - ° - ~ ’ — ~~ a ~ > + . ’ ren ~e 4 ’ an. 4 es " « 4 a hh * . : ret oS A) a. q ‘sw or =: ee orc * i ~ ~ > . ‘ = - . ~ _ - @ &é _ } .« oF ~_or a 3 a r SD ()ver = on ~ - }* Pr - be aAfricags gf ATaOs. He ers - = ——— Soucanes i ’y mor ss Diack pex -s . - > > ™ Oe ~~ mM _. ar . — } i ” ~ ~ 2 =o neg = era 3 a 7 as -_ _ ~ -- -aod as the rest of us a: e French a —— \ om a kh «= var Theav | . — | - _* -- — = . ~ = ’ es 7 . ie . ran _- . reacv oO 32 0 O¢ rina al! i Oca . | - - - - _- -ene = and he past is an i “nn = _- > ro a > q x 2 arge t sumber their wh rrencd Mm patriots - s > - a) — —_ _ — _ ~ ~ > = ee! - ns _—e 3 . -_ . og — n - hese as > - = c a. ua : pel ’ nme ~ a i | - - —_ ao ~ . > ~ > -~ — ea be 7 ’ c ~ 4 ‘ . ~~ _ —- - - ‘ 7 > r res A ans e — - -= -~ - _ . : a 7 e x . — ~ no > 2 > ~ -_ Pe -— -_ ~ - oer ~~ ’ " i ’ 4 _- - , _* eh... : ~s - . - - = : ~ - aT par 4% } a” ww“ sa = = a St a = yer 7. “ ~ A ee! a : 2 © e -_ = . — — _ S — x *. | 4 ae ui @ : =— S p | ro = Sinz i *xX De > > use 2uUb- - | . - Q - S re TE AANE ao bee. »pF _ . — > _. — wee FD re 3, aS a dOreast® B 428AaiLS DOsSs e enemies —o © . - - . —_-* s? man i . — ~ D4 ue ~~ - oe aA " es » rr =. = - Be 7 & = » - a? - > ~ - - - - a ot aes =~ i | © > 4 o a dangerous and . - r= - | ~« = - - - > mpra a ace en ea ~~ — — = nc ws r eS «a i> n == be r a Tec > > = ward ber _ nigte >? ¢ ‘ _ ~ » » FORD MARKING PAPER . — iD > 2 pr ; . a” ° e ar w > ae s - — | sm _- . = . ~* » ae —_— ~ oa - -~- an’ Ses a a sea ¢ ® scra;) ~ Fw re ° 7 - -”- >» * «2 ‘a a as _ ~ = = - Siu a, s i Se sae a . . i > nr- = > , ~~ oso -_ . — - * . — > a ™ a a a pe | al. oa - > ~ . - - _-=- a” r = ~ g00 rality. and the mpa now plans ex > 2 *h Sed . os ° 2 - - af 7 = = ™ . en @ process at ans le ground wood - * . - _ - % a ia a ~_ * . a he *xX Der or ma rineé a Wu a -ange s 7 = - ’ = — = a per TWA Al Be wu a 4% | Aa 7 SO :LY ne Ga - = ay _ theo it > ’ — > = Zz ri ~ » @ TR FZ r >, . oe ‘da = ~ 55 SOT uU - 7 = * » , - a ~ - - _ 7 = . —}. = _ »~o = ulk » % : a = = bee. | a* ‘ © . ee. @ Tro ‘s&s a... ~ + n > a -_ -— f+ mn a DFO = ee. A we — > : — > | = 4 ‘ ye hs ’ = i wef a 7 '* os a= ° a~ % ge e => » ° i" A . event 2 the ——_—_ —— SE —_— —— — ing paper mills next into pacifists. Republicans into tariff profit-sharers into statesmen. militarists ‘COOLIDG E EXAMPLE. re MUTILATED JUST A MINUTE [| eo s,oyco7 PPUBL ai the working ma: te Work Harce: img the excuse that he w: wee to @rec’ « beer s. The Cause of Drowning.” ened. autoeuggeestion This i followed t. @ed there's little danger A SWIMMER. = 7s a : The M I Pa‘ 2.) : 7 MEANING OF SUDDEN DEATH. DOINGS IN + ACK VILLE. Ris umn is dengned ie as gn (From the Yack e Trumpet.) pias the latest comment by nes and The manage - ; x e Theater (ne na pe ind periodica.s Siasts cou.c ! Certain.y Sas $0n nuvel Ways co 1.ivertusing [re 4G 2 ac. vere ie 4g preg@uct is ‘nua p .4. at his show. > ec. ¥HICS Last weea th ,e@re } \ ; The False BOR LH ANS THE WORL Db c OURLT a ty as "ear compiete ome Monthly. 4 * “iss os ig 4 — ti te 4 DoAe . - or 4 . ; ; e an i . j ~ — M Borah and his iends took the ideal & os ~*~ ‘ ’ os . . VV eC; ss © ~ 4 . . e —~ aS . eek Y n.g. _ 7 = 7 e ~~), * : : Wor.a . eration seri 5 ; L > i AG - . — — ; $h0 4% eu Orovida _ + Bass a Jarres — | bee ot — r*»ev w~ : ‘eee ® a a . - e- oan SS” 4 - is _ . * » ’ . _ oh * — . . ‘ ‘ “ " nwt ka &pp.@8 Was Parkec 4 | at .UULY: met TlLiggsi-, Tle er tha } sovereign , = Th ; ' . : 2 . onet Bh sas a “Zz. @38 ai A Fool ‘re was Was SLL Pusu Rina izreed > e(ning. even : 2 "ss ar . . va P4 + = i = : - .2@ = 4 : : i Tr | a .. pd \ A ~ 4 ‘i rR, sists he had x th the show era is constant = . eT . | : . s a . vas ere a saow ai r ia at = te a 2 a = x , _— »* e . Nn - | -| ; | ~ . - . . « -& 2 a was being perpetrated. and Eddie hiked Dower’ ,but. will peop “= 2 ~ : a3 . see ry —— 2 o ww _ - - - oa an > wl Sui + & } az? a a S : - . é x — , = . > 4 ; - > = > \ mse Sa vs , “Gdia Aza. le ad ; ip.e : LA ¥ ; * , ° , on a? otee : — arm « * wore in@ eo-enerate on our —_ oa . +4 > 4? 3 “= Z = 3 ee a a. or a > i . Pp - — - ™ _ = 3 : °. ‘arc game er at Susie Work s \ffee garden Cipsaes Oo! one S ‘90 perpetuate . . J ‘ "arr ~ »f ’ ’ : a . ‘se . z in’ = 4 awe x ~ +e ght : 2 a, : : m 2 > ae - cay? = 4 — a ; — Pd . 2 7 er ae | a ' ~- . ae S -. ~ a e- - : 17 ~ ’ °c * " ™ : . e. : \ : r . i31¢ *X_St_ng iz A Res 44 ‘J « a ‘i 4 a =: ‘Js ze eae | i) -~ ; S Bonn — - "or if atte ’ . 7 . . . tee acm Prudent foreign Governments when we madeait | z x _ - ~ ;s , #e ~~ ~ 7 - : " 9 ; ‘ - -~ - = . atte 5 - a "raw "ar a ee , - “A “= he on Oe > 3 a a - - ~ atrtin : ; ; 7 ear more. The BOS c ? = - acts show that Seems as if the fevae ist have seized ™ ias M Sorah « associates have in Ce my guaranteed by constit | | , 4 el on —}, «rove this’ X *. " . er ' manufacture Many of the famous carriag® conspicucus im tha) ar and fec tine chat 4 teste and 1932 the Gpveaiae in 19st. 1 ex arce ° Take a ee - , waz . iwdgers Aave Deen ment of that giant. tRe 1 ere |_@ets — i.) : % ~ « fs ->r "s siete i A a won ? a as enn ‘aa : . 4 i~ "Sen ee r ; repped ictlien was af hief atin in geners enditices. nes ‘oes Througn - artic ij me roar bile tndusetry dimini#hed fits curpur mn ~ D@cause the in Speaking metaphor mn nothing Mke the ratio te be obeerved we were hoping te And always find nebed ome carnage and wagon industry. kt will net rder T Ww. lust as in Poor Yortck before the gom] old buggy wild have | Nothing penetrates that dome the museum as 4 curio. 2 # $ . 2s : » be Bie gees y ete ct phe s ~ “é ‘Sie is : she is not edu . r 41 DECLINING IVYDCsTRY ile From New York Exchange. a factured in the United a re] ¥ tore. A series of amendme ~ > the people of the cities expressing and emphasizi ef the state to contre! . ae complete home rule ag ieee ten? with a full recoenitiog Pa solute sovereignty of the Sta’ en “The rule ides frequer ‘sc as ‘the MissouT! idea. Missouri in the consti vention of 1875. The constitution under whic live were timid about - res ricted powers of local en ‘to their cities en en: Stance ‘n which this omce been granted hase frawn or testricted nae been put into effs “as been towards more During the nearly hich have elapeed sinc ‘lon of the present Me tut'en the cities save mously tn population quent complex ‘ivring aled fer greater f "San can exist under «4 requires authority from, aco ulescence by an os pathetic state legislature. "o 4!i*ference whether T erepathy grows out sf inderstand the needs of ef polities] er other ¢ "he result le the same are Sampered in their Not enly have the cities ed 'n thetr material 4 what is mast impertant of ‘he cities denied the ‘mn purely local affairs, ‘img the naturel humas pewer of tndependent a ek ‘ and ant city Gevernment Sspects. has been the growth ef urban Lar

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ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12. 1993. STLOUIS PNcT-nicpaTrH —EEE : HOME RULE FOR nation in the selection of their rep- ler cities, if he regards it necessary. | them to become active in local a URI CITIES STILL | resentatives. They must be brought R. E. Culver of St Joseph €x- | fairs if they are to have gpd sz: to a realization of their duty as citi- |pressed his views as follows: ernment. FACES HARD FIGHT zens not only for the benefit of the “The term, ‘Home Rule’ is popu-; The effect will be even large: SER eae oe TR ee Continued from ‘Page 18. | cities, but for State and nation. To larly understood to refer to control! however. For the influence of in ; i Sea ee tee. | ee ie Dare cormyyyugne 117% — ai Pre panic! “ distinguished member of of its police department by a city. creased a tivity in public affairs b: ee , ENA: 1 / os ae the public health or safety; (d) convention, ‘they mu&t be forced to ‘Home Rule’ as formulated in ar- the people of. cities will extend t rovide for one or more houses Govern themselves if they stew in ticle IX on counties, cities and towns! county, state and even national af ak mes | guipe. when she pinch of mis- |is much OTS comprehensive. Under | fairs. -We have opened the way to : by ae waters on the ruie comes home they will apply the the provisions of this plan it is development which should strength eral ticket or . remedy and in the process realize sought to give cities of the first and er the foundation of the entire fab- geveral wards or districts of the their obligation to the (;sovernment second class complete self control ar ric of American government Ko r hie . an vi . ' tying water light, heat. Rus and ' :} f h . Stra — . ‘ . , iv } >W miy, One to oo pe? ) — ipality and its i: zenship of the State and nation It Olice officers as well as all others: of the World war. when a bitter con- , a buyer Each, oh J a soe neeee PERSELY SRE ~*~ if a duty the State owes itself. You | what taxes it en ee thi | ; , SQ ft - : F po to the extent and 1: nat taxes it shall leVy (within the troversy arose over: the question of a — or. . ° . , - celve, and this inoludes firemen and at one of the most critical Stages priced habitants and ' ile ge " Cannot have a well-governed State constitutional limits) and how the, i ita eis . . 00 the Manner pres ribed by law, foro, nation with the majority of its ; ‘who should be appointed Postmas- § s of jegislation, to be elected by gen- . light. heat. gas and revenue shall be expended, etc Werd sete free of supplying Water;Yr, bi@izir. ai, Ras wii citizens incapable of governing “Tt has ner exclusive control of ter of a ernall city in northern Ohio Werd Masic Roll free of “Little " ot ; . = . ™ , . ; , ‘ ’ oy - og _ ” area ase. ower beyond its corporate limits: themselves. Home rule is true de- lections. s ae Riel scaititn Mdae ta Slaten oa thoritv to fill anv vacancy on sai@ administration . ' , boa a” | , hut he would divide the blame with may choose; that it tends to de- 7 piesegy ne Would Neve ie Ere: Fu mercerized Black Big assortment of light Men's Shirts and Drawers Boye ane gists Bae legislature der whose authori- velop better citizenshi s that dent free to carry out his responsi- : Sateen. for aprons, bloom- and dark shades: all fast . z Af Union Sults (‘Broken Several other sections of cours. the legisiatur nant . a au “Th anonnt ibility rg a - “ Rid bilities to the nation as a whole and ers, etc. Special, Dollar Day ne Oe ee ane washable. Spe- broken sizes. (Main Floor), sizes.) acts e matters re 0 y is fe n re lized, , o}] Jay complete the machinery of the plan, |Y he acts In police matters. - recognize’s would relieve him of all worries and fk ee 16 Warde emp Day. 3 Garments for... 4 Garments \. J 7OV is n sponsible directly and relieves the city from w t may but these outline the measure of Governor ; I 7 » a an be ah id piggies ae - : He 2 on hat may anxieties incident to a campaign for . 1 > ‘ ily ) L ) St aia , . = freedom of action accorded to cities to the people of t 5 sd . on =MSt- | a second term. of the whole State. The members of ters of purely local concern. Taylor's view of the plan and its pres Las r ‘ario‘l “ ‘lai ‘ at Ir- PP oat * C G li | ile W ist probable effect, prepared for ~— “Anetae ace Ses lnsepte of TOF sie oe eode ar a LLOYD GRORGE ae oa - . - ooaer | 5 Post-Dispatch follows: ~~ ” the citw ¢ s+ ouis ¢ » the! w — te . ) iid \derwear, slips, New crisp Walists, lace and he city of St. Louis appealed to the’ which is necessary or advisable for INVASION MAY END Women’s sizes. Sleeveless; all shades; Pam o> hg nightgowns and embroidery trimmed, all “No part of the work done by } ° n Atlanti. Monthl,: enjoyed mathere a tne United without any power of te wth iT) re questions of wider sienificance, in reared It has practi -aliv ceased to , ; : : — * Gov w i be preferable but . oo e . “reuit 7G. : y s friends took the idea] of Btates. jovernor woul , , | the opinion of former Circuit Judge .onect tax:s Berlin 238 no Influ- ) ave yiel on this subject to the wna ty ‘er St. Che eriousiv. and understocd “The rule idea frequently referred have yielded on J Bernard H. Dvyer of St. Charles. members f the convention who ti f the I isla ence in Bavavia, and the monarchy | Fz ’ } ibers o n nm a0rTi . ‘ . ) e sia- , uld count it no slight to as ‘the Missouri idea.’ was born in find it their judgment Much of the time ¢ ae trught be restored ir that province educed *5 Girls’ gingham Dresses, +4 eould not in ‘* ture now is taken up with bills deal- .. | : , : . : mn nations have actually Missouri in the constitutional con- to give the unrestricted power to the ing with purely local questions af- or ne distant date. There is a move- y y, Women’s and misses’ Sum- y in many different styles; 1) : +2. i . 7 . vy} nf NIE , . - ~ - e os . n though that something vention of 1875. The framers of the (4:0. ¢or the reason that police of- Santina thy ‘wastine ale: Gf Jee ment in the RMneland to set up are * Were the Senate has been put into effect the trend “We have produced national the hands of those most vitally in- gir a 1 . Court, we should estab- has been towards more home rule statesmen and state statesmen, but terested, it seems to me that all con- diplomatic nphilanderer. “During the nearly fifty vears we have not yet produced municipal das om rs : sale a ents when we made cur Which have elapsed since the adon-,| statesmen in Missour! aald haste we . Pee a pois a re ee Ruhr would remain wnder the do- Ould have to ask bluntly tion of the present Missouri const'- Circuit Judge Georre H«Williams decided by a bod) nost , milion: | oi adidas Mrance would E ytra-Size Shades, $i el % | vy ~ her mower ir the worl } 4A TY te Bey Pe Seo . oe ’ +s ‘ y - . tn roee, blue the gE . iain Anis 1 reaction of reaponsibility ehould he gpubl c opin ‘nan be forced dire i\ ; I : aiid ll OM ae; : ai ne . : im ( omes in very pretty carpet patterns ; blue, green and imies man can exist under a system wh! increased efficiency in government and effectivel ‘he Lecislatture the wrt French dream fo Ss co Ea peritwer| | assorted = co} ; : : brown com - ¢ various sub te is delayed a together out of the computation of 7°. By sizes: special . bad . 7 : French satesmanship? If Germany cerned will benefit. P dissolves then the Rhineland ard eld ' ' 4 . A hy rhe requires authority from. or at le ist ro in anything else We hope that he freed of al] » ta tes - sai ea husi- The work of Riamar k Ww ould be wn- eo, PURD Se gettie SW ora rPpec.a rose. gray, tan and many other colors. Spe- binetion colors acquiescence by an oftimes unsyr- ere. geNee ‘ a ‘ —« done. and the achievement of Na- De ea S peciailiy Monday) Zriand calla attention to local self-government for cities and ness and can devo priced for ae eS 2 cial tomorrow, each rane } now worth nearry pathetic state legislature plibeygege that is. what nome rule means, wil to state questions ic are tts poleon would ber stored and perpet- Sages oe : There is an old Welsh saying that os atoll mate of steed on (‘cf , héeerstan ieeds of city or on an ae - lit , >, chiefly : a 4 of Dees the cr ln ats cities It should do so ation of home rule in Missouri cities it is easy) rindle a fire on an old patra Guaility Fringed pnades : pe oman mene oll fivuaie eedased os, . 1 00 miracle in a as Apc Sang aay baat od at “For Mssourl cities vary greatly i. that it will bring a great number hearthstone his idea of a Rhine Shades Sizes up ¢t ‘oe to the burlap back: e “l1Lies re} } ea ¥ , , ! > » wmtrarte result ia the same and the cit! topographically, hence the physica! o¢ wcisene to take a larger activity land under French domination is 2 tor si Pag Ag me FR spe A Sy A AOI ay a AE Re Alig A gl i) aL A A i Na NA I gl A a A el cs ay | are ha e evelopment : . eee ' wd “ol - ’ up to 12 yards; ; in the old- " mpered in their d ; “| problems of Missouri cities to take in the affairs of the civil govern- the old hearthstone of Charlemagne Sb square yard > 36-inch ' Curtain N . te; ti; ¢ - , » ed eee ‘ ot only have the ‘ ities heen re a one point are very differen mer » * said John rR Raker of Ful- Mazari! sought to relight its fiarmes ein their material development but) «tiitherto the Legislature at great 19) | Napoleon the First kindled on !t a | , FELT-BASE a Cretonnes Panels what ‘ ne citizens, ‘ ; ae ab] de- . . of RUE doosta the right to rule labor and with a qué eget »* oe “People never take a full measure blaze that scorched Europe Na-\f : FLOORCOVERING iy, i drapes P ‘couch | Very peesty pat- : gree of efficiency has nad to eg interest in public affairs until poleon the Third had hopes of warm- tm UP TO 36-INCH . _ covers an@ cush = | terns in Notting- in : . ¢ . ‘ ° i + ; ca 7 ee : «yi equere yard Bpeciai Mondmy. | of window. Mon- ie he BHOps te ty and grown lethargic and indiffer- , anid neal S“zovernmen , nies —e - ae ws , suarantecd go uit YARDS | day only. 7 7 % ri¢ al questiol | ai : 14 be es jhe . : TR ‘ wmf ete wit? e oo ; — at : oo! le al mur ij oo bye comm nn ities of the State oY ‘he old hear etrane e! ; Fro each lin the lates smt'in the performance of their di- 1.-6 them in the hands of thore ‘~ priser oe" , . Bre out for Europe ee ' 77 ne? y ' . . ; ve ry ‘hi ’ a’ ie . .S ‘ " ‘ ‘ ae 7 " ‘ - tn t of con : es as citizens. most interested and who should " rs af + r Pie - aPe _ Fo HIS ‘EK ¢ anes an se: 2-at : late i | sn in. thee. 00° of free government wants a lesson in how to viola 92.00 Vaate Stampe with 1 ib. Butch 3-qua - Acme 2 cen EN oenin a ee border. for ae st 2 aalie, far AY ‘4 truck Fr ld send delegates . 25 Tree Fruit Lemonade Srrup, . . clothes pins : Gishes. 2 vere orce Citizens to Govern. that law, she shou Cforoa. pure ‘ the and 40c ras are ice can f¢.. strong cloth tabie @ishes. 1 | w jes- ith 1 Box M | ne that oc- “The indifference and unwilling- |to Jefferson City to take a few les Ste ee eee . 100 PEANUT BUTTER—Made 25c “i o , te: $1.00 ine 3 o , meat Gish: white A Special Group of Economica! ytenehes muir, . g «a lv anizec . y . hess of th ter : ities to sons 00 Facile Stamos with I while you walt. Per pound B08 | | ware na 1921 ma e voters o ne cities $1 ac | —_ : . 94 mistake. m ad Vanilin Extract 4 L "ROM Shc Tt be THIS SALE. depression which take interested, intelligent part in And let there be no armas ee 00 Facile Stamp« with Jar Marshmaliow Creme. te cy low Screen $2. 9 VALUES FRO » 75c IN Is ALE the . ly will not . S0Vernmenta!] ff } ausing home rule for cities not oniy Wii Cousins’ Pie Filline, @ kinds. delicieus. for pies and cakes, 25 ’ ’ : : 1971. the : tA ALLA) irs if CA UU! = si —— a a . 4 aT : Wane t: ar rat | » have its those Vast ageregations of citizens mean a let-down morally, but we ex “ oS ae SALSA 7 = . tene- 29c ifm ourpue in 18021. wut they vote at all, they do so without State still will retain cont! . ‘ ada J ee ae : : : - . a » th o ste P nd the Governor, a TPo<tace io to be observed in the Ought and often under interested eral affairs, @ Si Meeee ent co Parcel ustr: It will not be long , leadership. They cannot be denied swerable to the ree te Sey will have its piace 18 the right to a voice in the Govern- | have power to remove an oF mM, yor they eqghow little discrimi- ‘Commissioners of Police in t all lars-

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arNDAT. = f the Dailv POST-OISPATCH alone Ae Equals that of the Daily ‘Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. —————— —— a 4B ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The City Circulation o ‘GUST 12 29 | a ; , — —— > = ——— —- — ~ | In Drucs Seized. 3 Heid. >_> a errersy Sales Featuring F S . "August Sules —_ ; port an. toca LALA? Week er tBarnoy fed. ‘eerie i MILEY tugust 132 lo Li 1923 _ Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth Store Hours: Daily. & 30 to 5 OO; Friday, 8:30 to Bcou. ¢ “losed Se Uy Store- Wide Annual Vandervoort ‘‘Red Letter Week’’ of Super- Values Begins Tomorrow! Tell your neighbors lly low prices. The oot — of fresh A MILLIO , in fact; all the money qualities. ——— —— — ————— ee tsti—C —————————————————————_ ; —=— = —— ‘Starting Promptly Tomorrow etn — A Tremendous Special Purchase and a— $50,000 Sale of Living-Room Furniture New Furniture Representing the Latest Designs and Cover Combinations e in a few words is the story of this extraordinary event! And at Vandervoort’s T omorrow!—A Sale of The executives of this department. while attending the recent Furniture 2 —— SI tion 1 n Grand R: apids, were able to secure exclu- $10 000 Worth of Imported sively for Vandervoort's, the entire disp! av line of one of the best , ; Seow n manufacturers at a remarkab le price concession! ’ € Here is, indeed, a selling event of most extraordinary purpose, Real Laces . ot for even if you do not immediately require a new Living-Room : Suite it will ry Purchased at Savings—and Offered the Same Way it will pav vou to purchase in this sale. Free Storage Until Fall if You Desire! With the advent of Fall sewing at hand, both for children going to school, and with the Fall social Vv Off season calling for advance planning, this feature sale of vow on Laces affords a tremendous saving opportunity Sale at O Replacement q All our advices from European fashion centers, the liek Breakfast”, “Cevien™, “Im I rices! personal observations of our department executives | who have just returned indieate the definite demand for oS Cee ee : _ ee ea “Geupoweer™,, me — —= a:¢¢ Lace as a fashion feature. Sse ——_ 4 the moot wonderful drinker Sa Privilege of pur- q Over 75 different stvles x - : ; Ae Ys . e? “£7 = F . ° - hi ~— ‘ - . oa = - ee ee ee — i 4 > a ) a 2 - . as é e a a . ° wie + ss > . 2 - ~ = 4 Hadad «* Th %. gett z ~ a — ghee — . rm x4 ee , Pe - te? : = behead A’? ay 2 IF és = 2 ae at! i! itt ADs t at. e “See.sF “08466 Be. 5a | od | ‘ | v ° as Oval and Round Plate Doilies. 1271? and 1227 at. each $1.00 7. a a Featuring— | | - | ome Real] Belgian Val and oe __ Filet Lace —_ ; | go wa Laces \«-rrch wide. at The new designs in arm and circular SE }> | Te ‘eqn. ‘ " Oe Pe | | pee —— e from 1 te 10 inches wide. : ) We to $2.95 Davenports Showing fin} na | | we Ss of Ss >. = SS Hit 13 ’ >. =) ~ hie ; = . i ; — ~~ - a , ao : ~ : Rea. Belgian Val. and Buiche Owards the fun arm, accentuating it = 7 om fio = : ss "| a on we port, AS a . ee ne . - en } . ; oa er ~ we a — ~ - = . ae " an : ~; : ; ' right), hand « a = — SS=— See fee | | ugu ST a e O otions 7 - , " ' | hogany in esetit tau ir. ¢ ) ee Kn : 3 | eH ce : a red taupe moha . Os = = : : : “6 39 and is weel and éik tapest-+_ 1 Me 3 . | At Specially Low Prices for “Red Letter Week edging Fite . : ’ ;' / ; , | R/ Children's Underwear Troning-Board Pads “ - . Lon brand, : - g ant eee eee ee sizes, Regular 30c and 35e Pg ag — per oe ek 19¢ Soc specia. at $518 Two-Piece Suite for j. V. B. Hair Ne 7 v “". - zi . ‘ : . —_ : ae > > -~ ~* amisiVvad OO ——€£ | ‘ Tye am *y *irest *a ‘ed Swine 25¢ “4 50c Extra Chairs— = . 7 . ) poo 3 “Regains Kleinert's Dress — ae aw " fa. Shields additional Living-Room : a. .-- ~~ -in the newest styles “of ae || ——eaeor oe upholstery—are now also special] ing of Sanitary —sBaby Pants ricec is’ ,er } ») (hairs + a! select from | " " ‘3 , Pe Phe oe mg come ‘s Gold-Plated ate. meso bemee S00 30. ak aaa «=C Pins specia. at € ae Fer "gerie rery seat Chee wr Reguiar 25c per pair very ew we agg _ Eapect ally _wvrprrreertfrTr*? Elastic frilied Gaerersa ‘a - : od - ~ a. ‘de Shacee mir Acice “re 7 = - . = | . = ¥2 > : - = — - - . . : ‘ . J . - > 3 - : : | . J " 5 * 77 “ . > " > ~ ’ 7 -4 . i= r he ‘ . . ; ~~ - 44 ee” 1 ah it : | : ’ 5" > . . - : : . ~ en : > . re — of Yarter lengths Regular " . . 4 € ~~ . os Tiahowan) J = } oe Se pair 39 ane : s’ ~ Y 7 "a - “ . - . . > ~- * > ‘ : _* = ef nd : . “ an , m - eit spec a a” . . : . . . a : /- . — e - s+ *. . i . — . , 1 : =e = ™® . ~ : “ > 2» . ._* - = - it o ° _ 2 ¢ 7 > _ > . . __ . ; “ . 3 . _. > o . . . -°¢ ar . : _ - . . ’ ri ) ) 7 z cia! a: : 8 5% > " . > = . ‘ " e " r > ’ * + J : : “ . ¢ ; 5 " spe a. a” Kleinert’ s Novelty » ~~ > Additional and experienced Sales- men for this event insure you of in- dividual attention without delay.

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SUNDAY SEO AY 52s The City Circulation of the Daily POST-NISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dailv Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i+ # » In Drugs Seized, 3 Held. (drugs said to be valued at $50,000. (cust street. Tuesday. Nov. 13. Plans | hess eiaih: Resins th tcd nausea ae - = —— the associated roe. oe ae & sures men all of Detroit, were ar- | for a seven-story building have been pasa soon an gp i at alot e a a lage , ' today seized ee accepted by the Building Commit-/ officers from vacatione Lf ATS OC '. . ears, ponce oo : : NEGRO WH) ' Hil SIXTH STREET AND FRANKLIN AVENUE : | | P DOUBLE DOUBLE | Catalog on Request. Mail Orders Sent Prepaid. | MILE Monday Red- §@ 4 EAGLE EAGLE nthto Tenth ||| Hot Specials @ FROM WORKHOUSE y ZY STAMPS } “EVERY MONDAY IS COMFORT SHOE DAY” } STAMPS the while of every eco- y 7 nomical, home-loving housewita [i $ ’ EVERY FOR LADIES WHO DEMAND STYLE AND COMFORT EVERY a Tell your neighbors and your friends of these sen- MONDAY Do not suffer foot discomfort during the warm weather when you can } MONDAY ' gationall y low prices. They perhaps may not see this ad. : Wh Escaped be fitted in a pair of our wonderful Comfort Low Shoes, in either Also tell them of freshness and high quality of our Louis Brown, . or caneuee Instant relief to tired and aching feet. ee merchandise. - Two Months Ago, Shot to = i" : WE Ys PO EES TLE | : Death by Patrolman Ss _ =, ih “Ladies’ Nurse Oxfords” ‘ “Ladies’ 2-Strap Pumps”-> “Semi-Dress Oxfords” George Meyer. ~ me : TIP OR PLAIN TOES CUSHION INSOLES ctiitinines ene ; These Nurse Oxfords are the last ie . ’ ’ ;enuine black vict Or, in fact; all the money in the world cannot purchase HH i word in comfort | kid. hand-turneq ) Black viel kid rior qualities. | Two months as a fugitive from! | : ese | meg ork : soles and rubber } hand-turned soles, | pes . ‘ heels: comfortable ( Short vamps, Cuban G city workhouse was ended for Louis | enuine rToet* tt } ; ; 7 _ foe an THt ‘Brown, 27 years old, a negro, of 2818 ‘sa pe Ale Lee and stylish. Widths ) rubber heels. | kettle ren- a5 prsee | Morgan street, yesterday, by a builet : te PL goer egy A to E. Sizes 2% $ pete B E. ° . see ; ° ro _st. The shooting was in im ~ s0 $3 00 ( ~~ Salen 3.00 onl $3.50 ‘~ . e+ * . egies lity ** place in the 2 eo’ a ‘an alley south of Morgen street, near Rupport Suppers y i i i i a a i i aa ad LP PPP eal ahahaha Twentieth street OV OL Ll ee a ee eee b see nw ~~ i i SS a a di , city can you . i Neved from duty or , I had been relieved from duty o!: ‘6 — . ” se . ” ° ” i duplicate is = Te eneae Sele ken Ladies’ Slippers > “Ladies’ Seamless Oxfords’ “White Nurse Oxfords such a working the night watch, and wag FOR HOME WEAR CUSHION INSOLES | CUSHION INSOLES ‘ F; . . Lae JOD we CAO NS Eee yt US, going east on Franklin avenue when Ladies’ all-black ¢ : sellers pie treet.”’ ) Cut entirely from one piece of > Ladies’ snow-white canvas Ox- quality. I saw Brown at Nineteenth street, kid one-strap Slip- leather. “No Seams” (Please the patrolman told reporters “1 The Vose Piano, established in pers, heavy hand- aa eee we Soot ) fords with hand-turn soles, and ay? = . tr gi? OLR > P ~~ as aes eae - ; “ avs 2 = . recognized him as being wanted at 1851, is included in our magnifi | turned soles that , white rubber ———_—— ie - glove kid, hand- |__ par 5-!b. limit bring pail.) the workhouse. He was carrying a cent stock of Grand Pianos—the will give extra ‘ turned soles, rub-$ heels. deal fer gunny sack on his shoulder. : : : 7 wear and solid . ‘ ) Per pound “tT called to him to stop. but in- finest display of its kind in the pane Sg methine ss ee ae ) Summer wear. — stead he started to run south on United States. Grand prices are | neste ln © tae, > Sizes 3 to 9. Nineteenth and turned west in the from $625 and up. We offer un- Special s ! Sperial ? Our s alley between Lucas and Morgan. I usually convenient te nee S ? 00 waist be 3.00 overtook him at Twentieth street and liberal all rm Value . Ste? Value i -— told him he was under arrest I iberal allowance on your pres- grabbed him, but he resisted ani ent instrument. broke away In a junk yard in the |rear of 1916 Morgan he threw a | STEINWAY WEBER STE o - SS i i y+ on EL edad aaa he Meal all all al al al al i a a a a ee ee ee cl ll > ’ , “fe Men’s Comfort Shoes Men’s Nullifiers _ }brick at me, then picked up a gas VOSE = PLAIN OR TIP TOES and Slippers ' pipe and tried to hit me. Then ! | PREMIER | Instant relief to tired, aching or tender feet. Don’t pinch your { Every man needs and will appre- Absolutely ee ge or og pe — fired a shot in the air and W nen ne “. feet when you can get these easy-fittyng Shoes. ( elate a pair of ee. Seca Ten fateh PISS 5 Ta LF. - an, tex . didn’t quit I fired two snots a him. a he Aeolian ( ‘O 2 ve : i menace Ral toting of highext erndes “Fux- &£ xs |The second one hit him near the base — Of Mi . a . You may choose from black vici kid ¢ Turn soles, black lish Brenkfast™, “Cesion”, “Jnp- oom Pacag f°: Saad beeen of the spine and he dropped.” St. Louis issouri W. P. Chrisler, Pres. or gunmetal, in tip or plain toes, or ) or brown. the most wonderful drinker inthe et Bees peecen | Brown died on the ope-éting table || Please nena 1004 Olive Street a congress style in plain toes only, in | *?7.50 the most wenderful drinker in the MAAS : . . Rk ORY ; . .- , ed ‘See lat city hospita! In the gunny sack me floor plan F werld). Thix Tea tx an fc qual- «Tete -?. . ¢ °g i r . i gunmetal or kid. clusive representative for the ? avs, ya and literature on , . . . — * a*s* .,* ' . . rryine was Ss ne oid horse pny . Sfeiniwe y mn 1 , . ( fty—the whole combination tInr- IIOR SSE ihe Was carryvin2 vour $625 Grané Duo-Art Reproducing Piano R , cluding both Sugar 57 + Pale a Soe pe cce lharnees, ownersh:) of which has not A » Machine sewed, and Tea see es J . 2, ‘ > o> been establish: in a purse in his 3 STY 5 (0) ) black or brown, - « . . * < LES * rrONE COMBIN ATION ONLY pee ee a . 3. 2” | pocket was a sn all package of mor- sha 9 00 . ' phine. ‘ . tha T EACH CUSTOMER 7 Police records show that Brown DO You EAT TO LIVE? _— fined ts as Pianist pi. re ee SRR RS 8: eS aa The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ow WE. DO BOTH! pee ae See brewers eiving Asedeied Pres aeve <Wvien bd 1. and that ‘a sentence pasged Feb see etot ee CAFETERIAQ nee meena, onderf i I I | work thie out at $2 a day, but es- , w ul, clean, coo ae ae ae Monday Brings Another Annual Event Eagerly Awaited by Economical Women—Oar Se POOCRRCOSS Cret Sic pinttere of fee ould: would & Patrolman Meyer, who ts 26, lives Mudust Sale of Silk MAUOTHSE IAtC OW DNKS Offering Thousands of Yards of $2.25 to $3.98 Silks — Hot Roast Beef 07 Pistter, with the most marvelous GQ) BM ia policeman zvo years and three aravy that ever touched your lips , ie ae es months During the world war h: Grilled Pork Chop \bese0ewe pe. was a Sergeant In the 287th Infantry : er ; but did not go overseas. Police Cap- Ge ‘ Orl | Baked Lake Trout oar y Kane: tain Stinger praised him for his ac- ’ ; : With new Garden tion today ® Swift’s Premium Bacon "3°" °°" COFFEE cst in St Louts, with Ne CRE oN Mrs. Catt to lay Cornerstone. pure cream i Mre. Carrie Chapman Catt, sul- | frage leader, has accepted an invita- tion to lay the cornerstone of the new Town Club Building. 1122 Lo- In this value-giving ; © A large space in our event are the silken At the Special Price of. Yard daylight - silk section weaves which will be . will be given over to most fashionable for Fall : these Silks. All Silks and Winter, all offered at are of dependable this remarkably low price ied ethrough special pur- f a chases which were made | Economical home-sew- for the occasion: : ers will realize that here Every approved color and many is an unusual opportunity Pain of Callouses Ended Instantly and Forever! Good physicians instinctivel® look for the cause of the patient's illness. Why not apply the same principle to your feet? Something causes the callouses on your sole. Something causes every foot trouble. Painful callouses, for instanee, are caused by lowered bones in the ball of the foot, digging down into the flesh and pressing against sensitive nerves. Old- fashioned methods of trimming with a blade, wearing of metal plates, adhesive pads or odd-shaped shoes cannot give permanent relief. They are temporary, makeshift methods—treating the effect and not correcting the cause. Everlasting Relief the New Way But todav—the new-day method pro- attractive combinations of shades | ee for economy. and make are presented and there are weaves the mast of it by antici- for every conceivable purpose. No | pating Silk needs for mail or phone orders for Silks will months to come. be accepted. Choice of: = Choice of: $3.50 40-in. Black Charmeuse , { r as $3.50 40-in. Black Canton Crepe $3.98 40-in. Striped Skirtings . 3.00 36-in. Velveteen $3.50 40-in. Black Crepe de Chine $ cae 99 $3.50 40-in. Colored Canton $2.98 40-in. Nobby” Weave $2.98 40-in. Colored Crepe de Chine a $3.50 36-in. Checked Eponge $2.50 40-in. Colored Charmeuse _ 36-in. Krepe Knit $2.98 40-in. Rhama Crepe 40-in. Crepe Skirting $2.59 Silk-and-Wool Crepe’ , 20-in. French Metal Brocades $2.50 36-in. Royal Satin : 36-in. P rinted Crepés : $2.50 40-in. Tan Chiffon Taffeta 40-in. Printed Crepe de Chine vides not onl,” instant, but absolute, per- $3.75 White Canton Satin 36-in. Black Merveilleuse manent relief How? Simply nature's $3.50 White Flat Crepe | 36-1n. Jac. Checked Taffeta way—supporting Oe enna Oe $2.98 40-in. Light Colored Crepe : 40-in. Striped pry 8 Taffeta sive | at seed apn a naole nad $2.50 40-in. Sports Satin $3.50 40-in. Romaine repe your shoe. So simple that you wonder $2.25 36-in. Ch’ble Chiffon Taffeta : $2.98 40-in. Satin Charmeuse that it was not thought of before. ba SER RERRERERERBRARABRREEBERRAORESERER REG Gees ssn ss se SE EE “SERS Rees se ee 8 8 8 PES RGR GER ER eee eee ss ee ee 8 rv yy Pa a a ——— ——— eee Furthermore, to get complete relief the o : Ape eS new way, you do not have to sacrifice I ceugwcact 4. Chiffon Velvet | |§ | Chiffon Velvet such as the evening slipper, dancing pump, dress Oxford or other stylish foot- $4.98 Quality—at, Yard for... gay Qg | $7AO Quatity—at, YOR $ 5 ._98 . —— ie wear. ? | Handsome imported Chiffon Vel- One of the best known makes of 40 inches The Examination Is Free vet in black and twenty popular | all- silk Chiffon vents — . . shades: 40 inches wide and a fab- | wide and of an ; No Obligation ric that will be verv fashionable for street frocks, | ~ which will not crush + bane gp Pee oe Juet step into our Foot Relief Department evening gowns and handsome w raps, so antici- and the shades mos avor g a ene o oe ee pate your needs at this very special price. : | season. fence to you, the foot relief expert wil adjust acta 7 Ce West ji Se « tee the featherlight devices in your shoe Take —— Thiré 7 a few steps—no longer do you feel the pain : : a You have relief—and relief that is everlasting (Shoe Section—Second Fleer.) | FAMOUS -BARR CO We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted Pe ee hE

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£ Sod * ie Se ee o> 9p at > Ts. eee + Z in: » 4 7 ive i? tal) = % 4 ” \ * e Fh. j s net : mh c 1 ’ : — lt 2° » ewe The City Circulation « of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone os renamed Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH Cire of the Daily POS ee pamtrncie erencmmtanlien seis! : | Platinum oe | Ren¢go Belt Corsets Sateen | | Monday and = $5.00 and $6.00 . 85 59c Value 39C ( 1S | Tuesday vm 7 ao4.L9 | i z eso camaics, teen, a oes ad . abl orset “ ich ing and filicre: eo. 1 from ‘J! | are paninently suited to the stout ‘figures, printed in various fan — . » | | Main Fleer Raleceny Most yy eee AP Is s This s Value-Giving Besiis Which Aftords Such » Exceptional Choice of EE RHE —Samples and Specially-Purchased Groups—New Fall and Winter Modes—and Models That Are Very Extraordinary Values at x3, Included Are Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes Up to 521, Bust € Those who have taken advantage of this sale have profited greatly, for it even surpasses our best Coat sales of past seasons and still offers highly remarkable values and splendid choice. If. vou have not vet made a selection, by all a do so tomorrow. Three thousand Coats, Capes and Wraps were originally in- volved—beautifullv fashioned garments in authentic Winter modes, all ‘of steels materials and manvy richly trimmed with fur. Certainly, if vou need a new Coat, vou can buy it now most advantageously. ————_—_ . . ie eee Dresses The Fabrics The Colors gg Sbbdyents Deveson of wate tan —include Velverette, Gerona, —are navy, brown, silver. cof- Reese e cee c neers eetees Oriona, Roi de Laine, Fashona, fee, Alaskan, squirrel, granite, : Table Runners Lustrosa, Trevennet, Formosa, tan,'gray,; kit fox, taupe, deer | Value. $3.85 Armandale, Preciosa, Flamingo and many other shades ap- Very beautiful Runners of velo and many other handsome ma- proved for Winter as well as i are distinctively new: ideal fe terials. | handsome black Coats. . a _— , #6 ' A" . \@ siia ‘ Ser ober FOE alee wnat A ie el # aman “a. ot comfortably boned and reinforced patt ape: 0 in. uu ie : very | e Give Eagle S Stamps and Redeem Full Rooke for $2 in Cash ) P “4 across the front. Third Floor cuason, otc. Third Flees or $250 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | fer a ondrous Sav ve : so? ae = , > : | 9 Stene Set Pree of ( haree ) ross Tomorrow Begins Another F eature | : emphatically low—an event of loves beautiful handwork in her \ NT y € OL Arf I F Ie COATS —( OM t/t: i~ | 7 CP citing countess tempting pieces are ready for use—others sia here as near 8:30 as possible in ‘Taffeta Pillows Vale to $12.50 > S= | | . taffeta silk. trimmed | = oo 4 +4 + ‘ ; with antique Oraid; made tm bolster, square anaes round shapes and highly decorative for ae room, bedroom or library. $1.00 Bridge Covers Card tabie Covers of Black Sa- tee: Stamped for very attractive embroidery. a very peopuiar 50) styie, each. ; » 0 0 oulel Py C Stamped Scarfs “Diadem'™* c mn Scarfs with wie lace borders tamp ed Be Gaisv ar 4 broide Novelty Fringes Cream and whit - brown win | headings ors. desirable "25 centers, spread is, et te: yard. Cc Stamped Towels $1.50 Wame .. $1.50 Irish Crochet Laces Pk _ $1.25 Swiss Flouncings —all handmade and shown in « dg a for baby dresses; 27 inches wide, bands of various widths and ” 1 |: et h rt affled bottom and of sp! lendid qua!- 69c popular patterns. Sp: Bpectal Ot, PETE wccccccescvcscsecess | “Es =. i : | @ Included are’ gowns, envelope $2, $2.50 and $3 Values for..... “tome agen Fleenciog: | Comp Laces & “a chemises, petticoats, bloomers and | | « A group of 1200 Men’s Pajamas # 4 ee | | step-in drawers in plain tailored and} | white, tan, blue, helio and stripes; 5 om ‘10 25 = = SO 5 — 10 ee fgg iace-trimmed styles: also two-piece | | Some plain, others trimmed with - wd vg 8 C Cc Cc = ! AA\\' ‘Zo pajamas with frog fastenings and ; eaten Meni are collarless. a Imported cneings of Swiss Beautiful imported Cluny Laces || ia ettico whi fe and ¢ream een inser- and comvent cloth: 18 inches in white and ecru; for trimming | ‘ P ats and princess slips in al | ‘shadowproof tailored styles. Mate- tions and beadi: . in popular wide, with flora! and eyelet: de- attire or for exquisite linens nee : ik aeasaery. Main Fler | [44 rials are batiste, crossbar fabrics and All sizes in the lok A Surprising August Sale Offering of ; areseveeecreees scot seusesessveceeteers Tees Seve connes sssueeeweres erensanes sn ceeesusseesse anes seeceseussssaeuseeescaseusTeSeeeeeTn =3 Mothers Will Welcome T hese Splendid Savings in Boys’ Wash Suits Console Phonographs —complete with artistic polychrome mirror and two electric torcheres with bualbs. For a Short § Terms of $5 i ‘sa |) ’ > _ -« Suits attractivelw trimmed th Anickers that will give your ae a } ST pnable, Depé , August MA f OL? which to select at p ance to the woman e appointments, ng vour own needle. ) wirself of complete ”“ -Light Frame e Stempes To rash (jlase To gh aad app 7 ane $1.25 Stamped wun Ag zy Apre BS. . Bridge Covers Stamped Spre Seconds of S12 to $19.50 Valuce yu Very hancsome jewel ei spreads With lace borceres tifs. stamped for lazy-d brotdery Spreade that W@W particular women. mped Cases st tubing. stamped in very cher edges. 42 inches = Triate seerre * ‘Tu ‘ >s " rn ae 4 7? ' es . ie on Th TR AS) eas .t.>* , : m / j ye itv ee Pus, - ~.. _ f a a we .. > - ud ‘a 9 Jur Entire Stock of athing At Savings 1, » € Included are al and worsted mixtu Seay, navy, mare and heather mixt Some with plain ¢ fiber borders. Siz

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A s.. AUuoust § Savings jnkonable, Dependable Merchandise Monday | i Pat ie A ave cobeRAT. | oft she Biaeas fhe City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined d by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH — : : | =- = — — SS - ——_-— . bs anne , — ee | | Ginghams Handkerchiefs Kid Gloves ‘$1. 25 Value Monday, w Special, a¥ oo # to 6 for | the Pair. 50c Serre ey @ Men's 'nion Linen Handke , %. | Glov f genuine “, a iMAC nt on 3 : Illustrated C an event of match ance to the Woman W ho | | : $ O8 | og | Jk i Ries) be , Y ate ay " ce Ss ener ne Andwork in her pe me appointments. Some | | es j Choice, | ~ i = =k >) )' Re thd ees NU be eee gs ky i P :? . your own needle. Be = | dt seks & Ba Monday... .., mec cm Be” Op ee I A es To or use—others stampaeine as possible in ordepggpurself of complete groups. ‘ he oe wee tee he on . So Fe € Suites of burl walnut with dull finish and cs Jtchorst os € 2000 Handbags of popular : Se : me +) Vi fo | NE consisting of bow-end bed, 46-inch dresser, ea ; | | Pema RA leathers, beautiful silks and attrac- a pS Pb ns ee chifforobe and 45-inch vanity dresser. Well Pillows Light Frames ee sam «itive tapestries. Black, blue, gray, Oe ee ae ee : made, dustproof construction, adding to the | | bal » white, red, brown and other shades : —— “ad desirability of these Suites. | a : . \ f Bags—all with inside pocket and a OO Specially _ pl \ et of Bags—all with inside pocket anc —~ at . ) ' 1; , " . > . ; : , . : " . . . - Seeractive esi Aloe i om ieeveral =onew r niet arr : | and 1] arm hair Splendidly constructed lv designed and well built. The quantity is didly constructed throughout and neat in ap- or mare bor an } mite E. 90G | each . rae ipatterns........ id for $1 00 throughout. | | dimited. pearance. ---_eooer a —___ | _ Combing naar eT ean See Velour Suites | Bedroom Suites 3-Piece Suites |Couch Hammocks Is with wide patterns: made of Bungalow ye porbent cloths ae) ew Prom se - ; *175_ $ S 50 eo sade |Klectric Machines/ ~— #... View." 1/9) ..°295 | meer ks White “Km =\ \gtampe for ettvy em- + 25c bor pmb, The eae broide ne ; iabcial at 50 ese 29c Ss 5 Q A a “dl a a Stamped Spreads | * wie i Save Extremely by Purchasing During the August Sale of hed with tape ties and and outside of taupe velour. | Van a sser. with loose cushions. Seventh Floer ‘ - $2.95 Seconds of $12 to ' $8. 95 Ye ; $19.50 Values dj y Value... . Ss teenenn 7. . ) eis of ex- Full-size Sp ; aa ae Ras me ele Prey al a 7 i ee 5402.80 2i8 : cE F333 een, — Krinkl-Weave ¢ site: si 4 for lazy-deis . Sc BiB oe Seems mek oliday gift- | two attractive ose! spread at wil In Desk Style : rll | g : notes or lazy -dal | ight parti: 1) - _—— n. : , In American Walnut Cases @ These efficient Machines have a twofold advan- $120 Value | | | tage. When not in use they become attractive pieces at tubing. stamped in very lovely . Mer TL notceras goed ie 62 inches ri of furniture. They are equipped with electric motor OO | wide: would malygprpriace 95¢ | and a full set of attachments. Machines may be pur- emus" ooooss*= oo | chased on our club plan, if desired. Sixth Floer Very Made Third Floor . Specially in 2, ff Pree St. Louis SD Sela of A Selling That Means Much to Home-Makers ' $47 50 Axminst R € Here is an opportunity for St. Louis housewives to obtain a dependable Electric Washer a a m e) | tine I S er ugs at a fractional price. Only the highest quality materials are used in building the “Ideal,” : which is known for its efficiency, ease of operation and durability. The quantity offered is limited, so make your selection just as early as possible. _— Special Monday at a " if Features of the Ideal $10 Cash . web Full-size copper tub, swinging wringer, neat cabinet; On the deferred payment plan, these excellent Wash- . f ‘ has a double whirlpool agitation, which forces the suds ers are $74. $10 cash payment, and $6 monthly. This - 43 through the clothes many times cach minute. All convenient arrangement makes it possible for practi- ae Bi , BY ad parts are imerchangeable and accessible. Equipped | cally everyone to own a reliable and efficient clectric ~ Sey —* 4 : Pigg . \ Bes ot. a © with a high-grade electric motor, fully warranted. Clothes Washer. Secure one tomorrow. Remember—That the Quantity Involved Is Limited—So Be Here Early , bof al! ioe ot ol | “ 2 tS C BPh- grade Rugs, closely woven — oa 5 : RS , oe he eS iceadle varns and with a deep pile. Choice P trimmed with fiber fr@ he eee Se A SS of Oriental, medallion and small allover ef- Monday—in the August Sale— , sm: Sa oes § fects in shades of rose, blue, taupe and at- 1 in Th : - 7 ‘ BA Oe a ES Or oS : —Many Will Want to Share in ese : collarless. Tt . Pas © ees So tractive mixtures. A group that you will : Monday Ma y ull a 1~nne#»r e 6 want to choose from at once. sizes in the lot. ; TN All room-size Rugs, 9x12 feet. | Hou SeW ares Specials “ | = Extraordinarily Priced at Ne I OG A OD IT Ne, et ills tla Et a me Articles for Home and Laundry at Attractive Prices ings in a A Most Extraordinary Sale of “BOY BLUE” ae pas Biseer: ed ; 3 3 ¢ : — ” Sam le Shirts ” Bae meen Pe z | A 4 f y ey itS | MeBathing Suits P = No Sian Cele $2.75 to $3.50 $ 15 : a We” ( ii | eee A Sets Consist 85 At Savings of Values, at .. } | Ye or. Br ce < £ i 4 of 100 Pieces \ en com pront greatly Wy pnt gyre na: ets | $7.95 Lawn Swings 3.79 lrening Boards | | @ American Semi-porcelain Sets of a quality and August sale which ers the ws cnown ak eatent 6 : . mrs : i and aah ’ ahir'’s = ¢ ‘ ‘ ded SAV.LNES Ne kba nd stvie /, / 1 | : . lL” ae fees ur-[" A BBS T)- — es : . be auty not at all in keeping with this remarkably eR ee ee Suisse Benme with separate collars to match. Of Mi vit : ger style, "$4, 45 soe Magne: $2.4 | moderate price. Modeled in the always attractive More white broadcloth, fiber striped madras, poplin and 9/7 Pi il iw HOT hess made. eacn plain shape and decorated in various border designs, other materials. Included are some all-silk Shirts . ve chine “wninieiaad ani with gold-line edge. Bread and butter plates ang + o ‘ . ion 2 rry it . -~-. ‘ i ‘r * “2. » , a orem $5.80 All-Copper Wash Boilers £41.64 $7.30 Wood Fram | mes fast-stand sauceboat are included. and But - Porcelain Table Tops, seconds $158 $2.95 6-Ft. Stepladders : :. BS. Ix eclnoctane } “Included are all worsted \ 1.25 & . l 50 Blouses os ne She Cream Freesess. .. 69 $1.50 Willow Clothes Baskets .. $105 } 100-Piece Dinner Set “Specials” cuffs, em- ; and wor sted mixture Suits in , 45< Fountain Lawn Sprinklers eh 61 $1.25 Leaf and Lawn Rakes d8c $275 100-Piece Dinner Sets 7 2.75 Bre +. Oe he $184. : $150 100-Piece 7 : . +} anil °°? me | ec BR! Whee of ei a ller ; - ol I “wn set ioe-~ $1.29 a as Bs ad Maker ~ al nia : ry well made , may, Navy, maroon, black ti -- to. ostten penaee, Ont rd ; = $1.75 Folding La $1.38 $2.50 Copper Teakettles. mainte, $145: $ 75 100-Piece — , ‘Button or turn ten $1.75 Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons ! Si. ety / $2.45 as galatea, and he ather mixtures. Also he en 1 ne atyie OF am = $2.95 All-Metal Bird Cage Stands .....$1.98 54.60 roltinn a fae ake 7 oe $ 65 100-Piece mimer linen, t ‘ me with pli iin or colored . $4.50 Carpet Sweepers, good make ....$3.39 5=.=» ns e, $ 35 100-Piece end com- ' fiber borders. Sizes 34 to 56 BLOU SES SHIRTS = «$12.85 Bench Clothes Wringers .---90.98 | $6.95 Pie and Cake timsets sgn ee : $ 2 OS ~ 18 D | . P&G White Naphtha Soap Crystal ‘Wastes Soap Chips : Ae inner Sets - pulip-tceelens Saat eal " ‘a $I. 75 to _— / a a mer, no American semi-porcelain, taining complete service far ickers ; } $2 to gob + | $1 3 cee ti tore uae eee 4 sees. ames | ae Values at ! ' ; Values ) : mail orders # 9 | patterns, with gold treatment, | porcelain ware, with bordes il give your : : | ga neckband Shirts of fiber 10 Bars, 40c 2 Boxes, 3 : plain shape. complete serv- designs and A be +s ibe a , £16 collar attached Biousé@s of | ped madras. white madcraa white ; - : ice geid - lined $8 75 a’ ..% Bui -eine@ madras. poplin, all ercerized Oxford cloth. poplin and : Basement Gallery : for edges; priced. C a Ef ilion 1 os i fow sitk Blouses. Sizes | cotton pongere All sizes from 12 t : | st : wix a | . Seeond Floor : sseees POPP OPPO POPP TEs POPPE PP PP EPCOOP EE PPE P EPP L EEE E PLEO LO LOPE " Main Fleer aad lb ilieer CPPCC CEC SCSSCLCLSLSASL SLES SEE

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~ ~> —— SS i. EE TES 6 EN yee: ~- PDP ee OG - i oe Se ttt ee — ee & BB ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demoerat and the Times Combined en SeP — Lit ae Ree th ————_ —_ — ee —-—~ 3 — SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PRECEDING PAGES 7amous~Barr Cos ‘August sale a ro Give ede P oe is gest Distrib of Merchandi : Lee hakae Esckeel. I n the Ba sement Eco nomy S tore Mo nday at Retail in Missourt Gaia West, | q As the Direct Result of a Highly Profitable Special Purchase We Announce an Interesting Sale of ; € e a Plain and Fur-I rimme inter S45 $495 70 Val : | R = to aiues A small cash pay- ment will hold any Coat until October 1. Only six of many models are pictured | € It is impossible to appreciate how attractive these Coats ot until you see them. Fashioned in the most approved styles of rich fabrics such as Trevonnet, Francine, Granada, Franzette and high-luster Bolivia. Every garment in the entire lot is lined with high quality crepe. Bevond all doubt, right he re is one of the best opportunities vou will have to save so substantially on high-grade Winter Coats. Fur I rimmings: Colors: Beaver, platinum wolf, Manchurian wolf, Black, kit fox, deer, also gray, Viatka squirrel, nutria and moufflen. navy and brown. It Will Pay You to Shop Just as Early as Convenient. Extra Salespeople : Basement Economy Store Vash Sui 3 : | W ’s Sandal $2.50 repes \ = Suits Starting at 8:30 Monday Morning—the Basement Economy Store’s Eventful omen § andais : : | at © ta — $ 79 $1.98 33 ¢ , T eC 50 $ 95 ’ y « ; Values at.. iz ; te ons ee fo ee ee —Presenting Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Hose at Emphatic Savings @An ener a a — colors wi eh a a hee Me 2 id and | oben work effects; rubber or leather heels; in vario ; | Scomcscmnl ES aor on Soca ee il 3 ane ] 7 @ During this sale many St. Louis families supply their Hosiery needs far in stvles. Good range of sizes in the collection. : $2.50 Poplin 89c Play Suits ad. ance. Vast special purchases made from well-known reputable makers se- Basement Eccncmy Stat” 77 ia tathe Py — oe ; ie ual cured us decided underpricings, which are reflected in these extraordinary val- : x ored satin br cade effects, in blue str “—" ‘fabrics All sizes ues. Extra salespeopl: and Space to insure sausiving st rvice. Special Monday— ? : tan, navy and biack Speciallv fr 3 ht S vears ut extra priced Monday, $1 RQ full. Special Monday => ms ae = peer? i ‘6 99 . yard... - Ot a =... 43C W omen’s Hose Suk Hose : Pe Xe ope usiin $1.89 Crepe $1.39 Trousers ‘ | Fan Tan Crepe, 4 anenes Men's iff-dot Trousers Seconds of Seconds o E Ds ag oe a Pink, orchid ar tan. of washable fabrics. tn stripes 88c to $1 25 SC $1. SO to 1 95 OC Specs Yard Se hececoeoeeneCeeoeeeeen ‘ La to 2S -AL TA Cavy Qua. nad e 7 light cx ~ raisins _——_ Full $30 grades & Base E st cially priced Monday yard .ssssul anes Monéey, pair i ae lt ths Epa grace ment Econemy ore se $1.59 a oe eee ae —— Extra—Extra—Beginning Monday at 8:30, a Highly Important Sale of Attractive Gingham Dresses Presenting 8000 Gingham Dresses at the Fractional Price of, Each, $1 € You would certainly oe ge to pay a great deal more than $1 for such prettv and well-made Dresses as these. All are splendidly tailored, being cul ot fo a full in width and length. The illustrations will help vou appretiate how attractive these Dresses are. Many are effectively trimmed with organdie sashes and novelty pockets. Some have tie-back sashes. others pretty collars. Manufacturers’ odd dozens and broken lots, secured at a frac- . > | tional price. om | | & MATERIALS PATTERNS Amoskeag, Renfrew, Puritan and Primrose ginghams—al! of which are Checks, stripes in pleasing colorings, also solid culored models. All of noted for their superior wearing and laundering qualities. these patterns will tub satisfactorily. Basement Economy Store Z REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES. — 3 A «: . or A : — > " ; = ; z . ~ =~ , Fee — = o 2 Soe = ee \ \ SSS ) a —~ Ee. : ernrie ses ; i ) = * ; \ : = ee ee eee a aa a a a a ea ah Ss ss see“ PPP RR PERE RRR eee EEE EERE ELSES SEAELAE ELS LED EEE SUNDAY. s = ih rrISES TOLET STRIKERS RETURN — ne ; ee ain se " - 4. - * : bs \\ ~_ eTh - rs ’ " on) “7? c aie » - ~~? vr Ff s of gs zg the - " ‘ 5 = : . err © failed ‘i “oe e\* ad F jee ns . és ‘ rep- . . , rT and ey Lad ~ >» . 45 > | EZ. ; fayor - i'ra- ar » > oie 34 pre’ . ail ria’ Se > ay r tne tu a ad - eer nN ~ - - - to : 7 r - - " _ a » watved angi 1 4 r week 4 e ~* in : anal a abe . 2 ee oe fe fe pap re te oe ee Ee OE PS OE ys a a or0 Coty‘s L’Origan Face Powder 73c omobdile at Covers To Remove San gee: ovr Freckles t Spring-Maid ials in Cigar Dept. Briar Pipes 33¢ Briar Pipes 48e fon Riaet Clears Made Tames Pla The ¢ test Drei) -. TAAL Beret , . imonds peanc ™ ies nday Candy Special Rexall Milk Magnesia Rexall Beef, Wine and Rexali Orderties, od Rexall Nux and iron. Rexall Kidney Pills. Rexall Hair Tonic. erdire ~~ sifec Cocoanut O!! itz Powders, box of 72 3 boxes au uc’s Eau de Quinine , ‘tide Hair Tonic . Jad Saits » one .*) id Root Hair Tonite ..... "'s Sage and Sulphur 8 Pepto-Mangan _... Wild Root Tar throx Shampoo oan 8. S$ Bicod Purifier ..! e's Mange Remedy ‘cura or Resinol om amp Root | o aa ' se« Phillio'’s Mitk Magnesia Scuibd’s California Miller's Snake Ol! _.. ‘ler’'s Corn Remedy .. ™ Gilnt Shampoe ... Devil Roach Powder . Anam's Vegetable "ss Aspiricn Tablets, + dozen 25c; 160 in Hazel. pint «ieee Water, args nit ie a ° Seltzer ee lac ams’ meEeE: Stick, ive Shaving Cream . Williams’ Shaving rfeid’s Tee lck’s Malted Milk _.

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iy > 2 a . ¥. = . te 192%. iS Pei Ff _ The Citv | Circulation of the Dailv POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds ths vat of the Dailv Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. STLOUIS POST-NISPATCH ORB a ———-, SS oa ommissioner Wall. ) 614 OLIVE ST. DETIIRN Wall told the delegation that he Over Childs Restanra SS CTRIKERO | EPUNGS fone nceet See erepenes for a | : X-Ray, Extraction, Plates and Bridgewar' \ — Saturday half holiday. Cassidy, the: ‘ Spee ' said that 1 : MLL PATIENTS RECEIYE PROMPT SERVICE tga ee! all would renew his a6 BHeure: 8:30-5:30 D : oP i SEITEN LAER RAVAN SARS APR NN EA A BSA SNAPS OOS WS CARD GRAS ORCA APRA MEDC CNP PE ILI REE RANE A EI et PE WEE SAREE WAP OTTO TERIA FOV RRS PR CUA PEER ago, to take all estril . ae a o ~ = OP ay ee wage > = oer 4 ond «Water De-'er acK at once, he and Conroy ‘ . — heli¢ ; - En ! » “a t0 nen nn. 14 vy could indus them to —— ont Stri e 10] Liail return Wall re fuse d toa cept this ‘. “hee : Mer: handise ant liday Fails. rey wMiion, asserting that ten or PA ivi BEACH > 3 | d the West. | | - weive of the si rikers were definite- L | —— ly out of the Water De artment et city hall Thess 5 : MOHAIR SUITS ae erence held nen instiga: d the walk-out. . . ; Ww il] ~ id ard eritits. herween \\ 3 ‘ : > , . : | , a ; : oo €) J 1) | 4 r crew’ which intimidat th lew Many like new. Also brand-new Mohair Suits, 89.50. Over 1500 on hand. é cJ\ : ' wall, repr’ Ss men was necessary (-et yours now ~ _ . : ’ ¢ © Trades Cov The denar@nent hes.a tf (Se Also 2000 Spring and Early Fall Suitse—high-grade makes—none finer— ee, rotons a 2 parwn “—, — & Uibgae-slle many like new. Trades ANG ay ect its emploves,”’ Wall said, “an: members | ru board Of those of the strikers who intimidated | ‘ in hopes of settling the the new men and hindered the cIty’s 1¢ a . ‘ ’ * ' lan ont m- usiness will not be taken back. | pal . of Water Det Co ee . . , 4 ' assidy and Conrov admitted that failed. — the men possibly had “made a mis- | gelegation i _— - tak ' ut said they were not willing ' secretary of .' Pullaing to agree to the return of only part rouncil; James Co rep- 0 th se oy 1@ Iked ou ne con- : ° . mene, ang |ference adjqurned: upon [iConroy’ Bine Serge Suits Bine Serge Pants, $3.45 A Little Sermon on Home Ownership by ‘4 Eng the ia 8 Sucrestion, to “let the Commissioner and Pants ft oe £08 ew or Young men’s new Suits, . , —— New Werk Young 1 $4.50 One of America’s Best-Known Ministers Pants Paim Beach Suits, New Khaki | used $2.50 Pants Mohair Suit New Summer 83.00 ueed . eee $4.50 Pants Khaki Suits, (oats and Vests, all wool. "$1. 50 : new 7 | Sizes 36, 35, 34, 33 * mee cints where | Slecm. 38.35, 38 2.50] ” Sas" 51.48. $2.50) A sheet anchor is to a ship what an emergency brake wa! ae, 39, 40, 41, 42, 44 : | a oo 1012 N. GRAND AV | | istoacar. The Journey of Life is like an ocean voyage or a trip in an toe. : automobile. It is full of surprises, crowded with possibilities for good nae Coat Veo oa +) . > . > + - le hn = cessfully by the new men, although OPEN 7:30 A. M—CLOSE 7:45 P. M. il]. in it was necessary to pay them a dollar | or 1 : -_-2 -— eee =e ee - ‘b0e 49c Star Electric — mended by physicians. bot tles, specially Fans . \? iced Voiles ‘ : Universal motor: regu- 3 Sines 29¢, 49¢, 89¢ ite Voiles, in plain ' c “Svwimming Belts a GR iit tncnéer and —. : 19¢c wei . Palmolive Soap, 77c 7°" Will launder and Dosen be Pres 'n Cicer Oert: | Special Demonstration of DARNOMORE| famemeA CREME. “ : Briar Pipes. . ed ath Towels, : m4 nches, plain white Briar Pipes... . 48¢ The 20th Century Hole Preventor 7 A WONDERFUL peg pot ¥ - Aa NEW DEODORANT ly hemmed ends ten Biunt Cigars . ee ts ae . Starting tomorrow, for 10 days, we will give free fe vanishes oa the ‘ap de, P Tampa. Fla. The tmos cn ae , trentment to your hosiery. Don't fail to get ac- - akin—is immediately - 20¢ oe i) ee quainted with Darnomere and bani«xk darnince. ead perfectiy eff: . .* Sold on absolute guarantee. Money refunded if not _ tive Teed every ey FOR yr ———) lhe ituteer Gales ae +4 : at ni dainti- EB from 2 to 8 yarée | Cc For the Prevention of ing it makes dainti. timeahs _z" 4 ; % — ae . peg ap v ] r ae certees: Tube of 50, $3.50 | Jao} Holes in Hosiery affect clothing. | En- - ; . 3 as'a Pr pared NOTHING LIKE DARNOMORE uslin The man who owns a home can’t move. He has to stick, and the sticking process builds up character, the moving process tears it to tatters. It is not merely that a sense of responsibility takes possession of the man who is anchored. It is rather that he has es- tablished a standing and assumed a position from which he cannot recede without forfeiting the reputation he has built up. Geodorn > This consciousness of the esteem of his neighbors gives him power. He feels that he is something and somebody. This feeling 1 is moral and affects him in his relation to the community. It is armor he can use when he fights for his rights. It is a balance of power when he fights the weaknesses of his own instincts. ee One Cake Will Save Your Darning Troubles - day Candy Special About Six Months Me OpC My xO Soiesette Delicious, tasty. “eag Life t@ New . hs of good quality dan Almonds, Hose— New Life toy Price 50c black, white and Brun boxes 4 old Hose.” frablie for making — 29¢ | Re Hair Razo $3.00 G : BiRexall Milk M la... .39¢ r |$3.00 Gem itiimiaaty Stove Witexali Geet, Wine and iron, 79¢| Clippers | Strops Razors | 50c Jonteel Talcum Powder 390 lei Doubles: en New «tyle) i Orderlies, $1 size. .79c | fF) cmos 208 Tine horschide: | Complete with | SOC Jonteel Creams Rexall Nux and Iron /oowany Shagags ne $1 Bouquet Ramee Powder,69c - he pag 49c 69c 35c Jonteel Rouge | > Prices Cut in | All 50c Dirlove Creams sified Cocoanut Ol! r ERERS ino ui Half on Theatrical Cold Cream. pound can .... litz Powders, box of 12 doses 50c Mary Garden Taicum _ 3 boxes . 50c " $1.00 Mary Garden Face Powder ot Eau de Culnine : : i C Y- H OT $1.00 Boncilla oy gag ew eae lcide Hair Tonic : : 500 Boncilla Trial Sets .. : wy _ a Se ; = B OTTLES 75c Boncilla Cold or Vanishing Cream . 2 $1.75 pint. creen or | Pears’ Unscented Soap ..... 12c; 3 for hey ine color case, keeps | $1.00 Mavis Toilet Water liquids ice-cold for 24 | 50ce Hytone Cleansing or Vanishing hours. Cream ey * fae yi r. Wad or Mirror Nail Polish mMhrox Shampoo ..... 39c 98c Glazo Nail Polish ... 8.8. Blood Purifier ; . . $2.95 , Spring Maid Face Powder ers Mange Remedy .............48 % oe Fine einen: 75c Krank Lather Cream . oot ed Resino! Ointment 4 = a a is p Root _.. ate a rank Fac a . ‘ ~~ a $1. 95 50c Mary Garden Cold xe arene Cream 370 Wip* s Milk Magnesia ae 34 ONE ie $1.50 Un Air Embaume Oompact Pwd. $1.29 List California Oll Guaranteed eer OOGNS fee ee Comes. ae ON =00 Omega Combt- Williams’ Talcum 12c; 3 for 35c nation Syringe and | 690 Nadine Face Powder ..... re nee Satee. . 01-88 | Java Wiese Cane Powder _ $2.20 Security Poun- | 36¢ ganito!l Face Powder . ) tain Syringe, maroon | 4_ib Bar Pure Castile Soap ... rubber; extra siz | 600 Djer Kiss Face Powder . oe a $1.75 | Germicidal Soap .......... 18c; 3 for 50c Hazel, pint | coe >? Kantleck Water | pies’ Antiseptic ... 3 for 50c Water, iarge | 29c Bottle, 2-year guar- | woodbury's Cuticura or Resino! Soaps, ° > Seltzer ‘ mantes .... anes box of 3 cakes, 63c : 2.50 Ladies’ Aseptl- | 600 Pompeian Day Cream ... | 44 con Vaginal Spray | 5c Pompelan Massage Cream......... ge vber $2.40 Mary Garden Perfume, ounce. . .$1.98 * eee ago | $3-00 Coty's Chypre Perfume, ounce. . $2.39 Household Aprons : $3.00 Ooty'’s Paris Perfume, ounce... $1.25 Rubber Crib Sheets. oan _ BBe 25c Cuticura Talcoum Rubber Sponges 15c, 25e, 35¢ | Eos Dorin’s 1249 Rouge Spring Maid Taicum ........ of Figs | Turkish Bath Towels Johnson's Baby Talcum S Sale + 7” large 750 Evans’ Depilatory spe Size, 23c 50c Spring Maid ee $3.50 DOZEN $5.00 Zip Depliiatory . — O00 0 00000 Seema minted BO UO eh =—0m0r—e mor? It prevents him from becoming a wanderer. To tens of thousands of men the sense of ownership in a home has become the point of departure in the making of a destiny. It is the economic and moral foundation upon which a man is a thousand times more likely to build a fine superstructure of citizenship than is the man of a Rip Van Winkle type, who has a blind spot in his vision of his personal interests and the interests of those who are dependent upon him. The “Real Estate” columns of the Post-Dispatch today and every day are guideposts to happy home ownership. - «-— hee oo ae ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ae Ee er ee A a wee = -- cee © Oe 8] Oe aw ~ owe + = =-« Choice offerings in Home Properties are listed today. Read these announcements over in the Real Estate columns and let them help you to make a wise choice—and an early one. Post-Dispatch The Newspaper bf the Home ee te a a CopyrigAt. 1988. by W @ B The Post-Diapatch ag _) VE S010 6 an a th _

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0B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH City Circulation of the Daily POST-HISRPATTH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dailv Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. eee UREA Sm CONRAD BUDKE. DES fi. t -—=—=Thomas J. McWay (LOFTIS ssa seam CASTLES ARE Le ON VACATION IN WEST oS % = os : ' . : ‘ ° —_ . ~ . ro = 2 ~ i ~» ‘* a el a eae - - 2 t;,fnT Lim . AIT: -* ._s ™ eu + gifts to loved ones “back home,” ¥ y Ng Ladies’ Handbags andj. =. @iage = 69 Crepe de Ch Canteen Boxes fo, SS Sa ) \ Vi 6 FAV ee evened Drees Tew my te hed) a bist sae BROADWAY ee ae & MORGAN St rdrobe Trunks. full size, open top, special 50 F wesness ee special a -i7B WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Kher Ws Leather : Suit C, | stray Genuine Leather Oxtord Bags, ett. 2k f a ae , a Leather Bill Folds ead ee oe | ies trike 0 weit oan oF “SYLVIA” ) . ‘> Holy sz : DIAMOND RING itis ais 20 Reconditioned Speration was perferac®’ Ana: 3 jamont Ie Sond | SS, lamond. sing Bend where be died. He was acomm Abcut ', Price and Less A chatce | selection = aa _ Wardrobe Tranks = = sora ba wueiniell Women's $4 Low ‘Shees Ss ts O5 53 ad checked =2d = FAD _S100 i $230 To ey $1 359 Messaline SS — = — So penentiaganidl E nto crt - wie ne P= ae and ners WEDDING RINGS Selld White. Yellew or Green 72 (roid Wedding Rings. $3 tp 2f . A ‘ a _o “ oe a a > ~ 7 - » . . . i ~ . 4 4 : __ . : , FS Rua ne a : . « ‘ i. 4 = 2 . qa . ed 2 a ntl qos 7% — , a *h oe . > ae = ’ Os ry ; rect : " 4 > --« enti 4 =? % .« er : -_ == ed ao aan . . -_ =e - , ~~ re pe y¢ a.i¥ j ) Go 2 s.ustrat = _, " — = —— > ‘> ; e - Se on: ww cires a Vi rea i ‘ - Aii- t a : ‘ ee - 4 “ : : 4 . a 4 OCR TI : N $ ’ o ‘ os mm. an - 4 ’ , > = . : > > “ 6 - + eee ry : i 7 ) az “ ‘ . a 4 choice . » . : : . Ly . _-—« ' : ar pe 3 , . . -- ’ = ww - MT a.” $1.69 Silk Chiffon Hose $119 Rings, 965 vo S595 "Eney Terme Somers oe a fn )| SIGNET RING 2 -§ Ceaser we - Lea " ~ es Means a lot to thrifty b Caio urs, with ip re ystingees LE a : cArSe taitinly a fe ) , eniy one piece of furn _ 38. 00 White Low shoes x 1° gapped ’ | ee Sei ae "tn oo ; ~ =~ = egy > r . Sta pe : to be furnished—we can > anvas i | abie Furniture and + 2 Easy Payments on A SALE FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY = | ‘ Remnant Der in the Linen Sale! | | et pe a —— —_ . This $210 Handsome Mentholated ‘Bay : 3-Quart : vrais cere : _ : REDROOM >) Imported Fever Thermometers Rum with Witch Refrigeration Cans | 89¢. Sheet ~~ 39c¢ to 90¢ Terry Cloth 29e, 33¢ —— “3 : ho GUARANTEED. 3 Reduced to b-very home in St I outs should hare one of Harel Fits In the tee Dex 49c these perfect Thermometcrs—a littl fewer if After-shaving letion: Me | cuels wate- @! : Ls , , Lae ce, ie 36 : CREDIT T eS = ter 7 oe + is : S Caught tn time may eo sa. . aa ee = meee: . nm 4 —itaates free Watches =. oe e lem Head ~raiced st lowess prices > > ™ . = a, . : a ’ : : ‘ ey A REAL SENSATIONAL Hay Fever Stopped meccer- sattera table Mug-ne of S0-'y tsacned. | femmen i pee (on wn Sues aes umes Open Monday and Saturday Till 9:30; Other Days Tait OPTICAL SALE |n Three Minutes 2S Te Seat ah Seay Se Bes oe ic i ged el For 3 Days—Monday, from ae an 3 39c 19c 9c 49c 29c $1.35 23Cc | L o = T is ‘a 4 Floor ae Tuesday and Wednesday wimg at the ose on * | BROS.&CO. ‘5:> 308 N. SIXTH ee pete, an) | mee ot she 3 : sams Elevator or Wak Up One a me Shelloid Frame; a Real | | 0° S°U"E PS AN Ee | $1.69 Prete: Biggest Sale of Ruffled Curtains . ae eS di bi 575.00 V A NI TyYD $93.00 Value. juick amd tasting » . —- . " ‘ ; ~ a hea wtifwl ? rame« There i. Seo meta eh «ing— san bt " eliaid tm d “wVerr whuech thou~nads =a . gl ae n seen. S89.00 is a6 low as we bave bewr”d of them bets rie mi 23 compet ety cured them of tbetr jaan 1 og net sah RK te orice Thess ww he Tt ed with : b! after er‘versvth nz 7 rita crystal berial lerses-—after areful fre , tree ores = - . 7 & Le a ce wl ~ eLrm nation of failed. Fase * and nie aeanan ur . ; hemise : Be eas a 4 .2.0@ “ye °a.esn ences by o8Fr fARPeTt | eoptemetri - t= mee be scores of Krazy Kats and Mama +: wommies cod Liver on $1.50 Momarch—rtra TO soc Hert's Cologee, 16c, 2 for 29c dentists in the rfrear- $1.00 $110 S & © "8 Size 42¢ Size 83¢ Dolis $?i.90 a2 Then you'll know. | | — a alues oc Window Shades _— Puritan users are Gag Bath Sprays Johnson Bros’. PYROSANA : Y Up to 69c. | Qc pague os th its greater stre $2.50 haickherbker. cxtra, $1.98 60c Scott's Eymalsion 42% for geaecral mouth care special $1.25 S 16 ’ ; : | els a, “eee: ‘ _-* - y ao i Roe wae Values to $10 mperten , : EE being ven Goh Cal “rrup Pigs Me os a ues oO =. a hele —_ . * . : : : -n.. whe Sal Hevatica Sa it mes. Detils of tamet=«. Tore fmm aes ’ » . er . a3- é : P il | GBire- =a / Hepatic: h* ‘hing vores ~~. lat n toe ; : = » —- > oe . : 4 . rS a " Made of eeiidd seluminum Yeats emis ' — —-, , . “pa $:.°0 Sal Hes ac«s Sec parmypen Tsaie te ’ ‘ | » _ AUGUST $1.10 Tantee AAC $2_ce $1 29 R +s - gha a = 2 - ; Ta diets = er > , ie : z 1 . : " oor . - Another Big Sale Puree ma ler~ter es Menthotntum ~ 4a. ca «© Krank’s Teilet ltems SaaS SEEEERERT “ we Rue “mali po leere 3 3 7 ib ite " Hike Mosentte Cream % Lather Cr h B Lure ‘ . ° Pe Jar Stay-Comd 555 eee y 25 and 35¢e Shirting Special All Week, Starting Monday Se Der Setdlitz Powders 196 x Am . om ‘ rC - 3 - x — CLIFFORD BROKERAGE CO. = ample Baby plated: pine $1.80 Wediratten Dreame 423 s th Meguine $3.50 heavy dram; 25c Patmolive Taicum. for mea Cream i 35e Serpentine Crepes Peet and Peasant Memories of Virginia Cc ere eae 6 ae Zasy Payment Te: = | Sena os oe 6 of te rent ond ~ peda fend $2.10 (Se. 2 for ot. Just a little better than any you Wuitam Tell inder the Deuble 1CY-HOT BOTTLES—S250 at- 35c Pnimalive Shaving Cream. 24- Dave ever uscd. y Crep good a ae Se ee ——- “ure $i 98 1@ Palmolive “orp 4 fer 20c¢ tc tule 23c¢ . ote : oa, ‘“ | Cc 5 Seng ef india Peaince Peece ‘liver “tare Tl) Trevrefere 25¢ Percales 23 Ginghams “liver Waves Meledy F FREE—SOc BOTTLE HAUT TON PERFUME : SL ISS, I ee wectramentai aim eae wtureteerer, S LOE WIT EACH OF TE FOLLOW'ING MAUT ITEMS irs at lee me ether (naetrumestal reils that will liwe ferewer. | MA ron TOMMORROW ‘ ee $ mse cexan SOC Piscean "= SOc TT. es) SS See - “162 ete 15c Dare also included in this all-weew special a seca Fen i =e grea’ arcana Re Hr POST - DISPATCH is St. Louis evening newsp: Associated Press News Servicn: Orhigrebe ortinee

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SUNDAY, AT ‘ 12. 19° 27 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11B — ees Second Floor, Calton & Building 308 N. SIXTH §. TRADE UPSTAIRS AND SAVE y INDS -HES EDIT. wee by the French. It is to be 4di- ma into m artments for families ; eae Sr tr may ng - ea mevery other window. — ers pry ther ca stiles are to fol- iit, = ving enified their in- ring th eir great dwell- mos ARE | f ‘gala il FEES NOTHING 2 Soviet Envoy Leaves Tokio. tne As#ociated hr TOKIO, Aug. i. ——A. A. oo ~uUsSsIaNn ovie , as } or M. Joffe was | | | ommodation cf the | o usa aisle of men, women | en who gr reneey are be- | ling « ne shea from the occupied re- | n! f many gifts from prom-| ls, among whom —_—s ——— ee ee | was | ith Small Denies Foe Notary’s Commis- sion. ty the Associated f'ress ouls SPRINGFIELD, I1I1., ne} fr» i Gov. Small to day refused t We only one piece of furniture or have a room or a house -| Wie to be furnished—we can save you money on Depend- “Bap able Furniture and Floorcoverings. Easy Payments on All Purchases—If Desired This $210 Handsome Three-Piece $ GUARANTEED. BEDROOM SUITE 148 CREDIT TERMS $1.00 A WEEK tted with li-jJewe! 19 Reduced to : .* nea ; wiiroeates free a at ' Bell, Matsa om Sich Original Diamond and Credit House—Largest in the World, Second Floor, Carleton Building 308 N. SIXTH ST. alk Up One Flight - ee ew ee SS a s full-size ped, large dresser and rated Beso VANITY DRESSER =e may be had if desired Now $47 Bs09 Gibson Porcelain Refrigerator ; Reduced to ab ove e e bia ad al & Et ie we sal = ra ao i ah ' eet prices =o aeatees es $, i . . I | | ET ‘ j . ——— ~ ‘| Bal ig B9:00; Other Days Till 6: c eo) RNS Timmy i pg A TE —| sal a a eal e red me i a * i aa A) id we - bull never know how much | fference purity makes until bu try Puritan Malt Extract. hen you'll know why writan users are delighted : allt ied ith its greater strength and | a rich @piden 1. rich flavor. It's pure! « célain ning: three Bheives; 42 50 ehebowey side-lcer sty st ash and aga a oak; one-piece por- sanitary drain; a regular $5 tefrigerator for $42.50. Other Styles—Other Sizes—Other Prices » Regular $85.00 _ All-Enameled Reduced to 67 50 Ras yall size baking and Bs FR oe té a ’ | Ce 3] a ~~ ea a ( | eet) aad ae aa a bg ‘a ae * ae eal ttt _t } bic broil; ing ov | iv: J 5 a ed a = Te - all J wa 24 a FR ad =) mm a Ke & Pe Be & dl : a AUGUST CLEAN-UP OF ia loorcoverings —- = > “—— <a so & es £18.00 $19.50 = _ --9 $22.50 $29.50 $41.75 “— = = = , " @ = ere $47.50 Quality” AGE CO. “ d2tiveters | Discount Sample Baby Carriages——25'. Easy Payment Terms Arranged on Any Purchase PATCH is the ‘onl g newspaper gi vs Service. | br reliner’s | N. W. Corner Washington Av. at- Ninth St. SECEGEEDEEOTRERSSERERR eve Ssisrsleaye Pyevey sO 99 11.— eign 4 | AKE - Double Your Value Les ethen Your Life Ina recent editorial, one of America’s best known writers said: 4 “The main thingisTO BUY YOUR CAR, the best you can afford, re- membering that the best 1s not always the most expensive. “A good black slave was worth $2000. For $2000 a slave - owner could have an additional man. “A good automobile doubles a man’s value, besides lengthentng his life. So consider yourself worth $2000, then a car, multiplying your value by two, 1s cheap at $2000. Get one.” your recreation in a car and you will “lengthen your life’ and “multiply your value by two. A good car takes you out into the open. It exercises your muscles; 1 tills your lungs with clean, fresh air; it relaxes tired nerves, and relieves the tension of a busy brain. Relaxation, recreation, rest—keep a man fit and efficient. A car does this and more—it adds joy to the life of the whole family. ” That’s advice by a man who knows. Therefore, a car becomes almost a necessity. Turn today to the Automobile Ad- vertising in the Post-Dispatch and note the interesting assortment of new models. Investigate these offerings until you find the car that fits your require- ments. That will not-be long. Begin today to multiply your value and lengthen your life POST-DISPATCH St.Louis’ OneBigAutomobileDirectory Copyright 10238. The Poat Diepatcs : » . ? : 2 ‘ § $ ;

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a nee Ne gana gata aris = — a a ea nla le . “* “foo Oleh ae” * oe a ute - 2 —s +o" eed eo" : wae? & SF Sa | ed e ‘ 4 ig rr eees ; lieve@, Tur‘ tion its being the redu that into rather uly’s autom some 3109 per set tn June, was shutéowns for changes which occurred during t! of the month »316.00° cars appear that ou keep labor busy 4 ~ « on cent be ; Fe &L -_* Year en? eat Cvan es re the prices » futures e hieved ear): baste. and a’) shaded es etterec «? '' was plain tha’ to the possidilito Camage anc higher e’eo berefited from alli Gov ermment crop the week hust @€eamage ‘s begin: ported the No earlier estimatce Canadian crop ee now dise ~&? ec In an’ the chek to the nes ir impertai.t« commodity markets éone something ‘ow: L.nreasored pessirm: rem@ed to Gevelop « farmer's position Weakness of Prams. “Marked weakness nm ‘he clea of the Con'!nenta pre@duce4 new ior reco: time tn the case of Frer gian france and has draw afresh the repara’ With Germany = reer fiated on a ™ ecale. with the mark towards sero tng ifttle early agrec™er' wth Germa:) ments have Derr ranr’s Ya Ue a€ & the @nencial ro" tries which deren tien paymerts Tr @ shifting of >alar renc'e¢s of these a which «reater cer euch as «teriine and é fereign exharce ma fererted (” @ttien of a year 2K0 in the mark found frenc and when ster en Independent ars ten@eney It ia en fe eaaseurTme. af cr tere 40. an Eng iah the franc.” “The majority eerted the franc @ar on scerunt of ‘he elesen, wafied to return for the eh peesion. anc the volume ef basiness tremgeected om the Fteck Exwchance wes perhaps the sma Teren a ™ rt o short session im over « the te- the tal running ender 20°. @er these circumetances ™ eaturaliy were marro’ and © howeve were later - ners around | follar ileve '@ . ee re. from rthwe«' whie even" *) ene has éissipating ”~ we Reacts. g: Batetee F reec : . P ' * " . and « ; ‘ore e*% fiepos. tion es “ke ‘her wor French ffensive against o~ * ‘raders ew ho co. a! a atric? ‘es* Marketa oe ~ea Teal Wheat Tart Om nz re? ~ wore? oor af “rope bettie - ee) | ; ombined wits fanmage t ‘anadian | ee . oo shares. _n- le noer Mut four’ he leet * year ‘er sar’ Yemen’ * sa welts of a7 2 merc pract! _ = aT 1aneecd ‘ver Qmtereperce( ~ th shert selling of « few tweuesn. which the bearteh tater- serve mre $4 396.9006 tly believed would yield ‘ $29, S21.006 Om the wir such ag the rubber end reveal nothing bdeyond the ‘ft the we oe el a ee SPS eo edaedd sl eset enceesl eee | I} el hte > re cs rere > a 19 sd ' , i FF €£8 48 | ’ 4 "3 @yririri : >* e > / erreee ccoll oll POST-DISPATCH a “a we s eé i? dé 4 Fie eerie * u " o le Dads be hn st @etuts 4 4 a . a al el ae ae i ‘ / v ; , & ~ FF ce . TP . SEALALALASAS AS AGS &¢ ' eI] (= , wm =e ’ ve ’ ’ a | ® *e lone as” “ao «ft # «ft sre I> ~~ Vde eb £227 ‘em! > F ’ , 2 Aon si ¢ tk Foivdeé week eat SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12. 1923. FISK Ss dd an a ee sé aan en 1'oe 7 re ‘oe é bs J WS ad d Reeerve Bank Report 4 tf died | oo d * * sds Fs ‘weet LPL ETAT GEC ITS od « re) s é o! of ; se Sd ~ iin oie r.5 2 re bd a4 é of s ies be te "* r 2) DO og tet ee s+ > ' mor) p> Co 1? a) wae? *19 bead e re ee Qi ie wo Ges: Sat # Fe ¢ f ‘ i. © he : > ifr ; 7, | T © ce ve 4 ¢é tee # Pie tt a is ’ 7” ie @is 77 oe ed ee a ‘g SHS SHPO ST ESE CFOS s Sis féé s cr 2 oe 2 Mt) 69 2% e* Gee et Mee fee é Add 7 Lh Cbg be ive” a. oe | iLee ‘De 7 * | *-*, S | SHE OE. SAT IGE LR SH pr@ ‘Dre treower-rrm lb es eee entniays hae ro Pe a | \4 , ee 7 s66086ael o~ , ed - *é*,r* Phy | # bo bo wD te : : ‘ if. Tie a 2.4 ‘Shalt ad ~ Clearings, Money, Si Silver -., » rhe = aw a « . Se ASSO a” uw ae ats é é wr) Fi svbaker . #* aiweeé ~en’ siver GJ GOVE RNME NT BONDS. —_—_—_——— —— —EE ~a.es Trp i5h) DW » cy »? a ae PORE IGN 4413 1498 , je pe tion ; -*eo wi -] ‘“-e wh* hoe rt) hi j 4 o Be fy HINOUY . eis ‘t bal wu ; ~an : "| ips Leased Wire Frem the ‘ew lork the Bureaca te 3. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ee im on the Sew ne -—e of the marzet $3 oss 000 a week +20 és tradec 900 a rear so. and BOND MARKET AVERAGE A. valse) 3$2.- 87.20. sales (par ralis averaged rails averaged $82.77 ‘ities everaged 86.04 93.10. bend strials averaged ret —=tmned average &7 78 net ees te D.ned average Mouth sao Be 2° mmed average year ago 81 04 SECU BIGY High Lew Cisse. INDt STRIAL BONDS. _ eeeus . ne & 1 La : Gq 2 - 2 of & gota: BOND>. ’ ’ f “a he eed vs Sate Pee 8d! At See ee ee a oot 2S¢ od . Je ver »-Iide- fdvdd ae é Ietedase€ 4 e*e- re ec oeatorcoose - o once wt > moe aseevédad a b tir o feu & SO Sa cae eo F2SF rec & cid ‘> ‘¢ ; Jl + > 7 Cc rere q& ®eerocu P*- , aad co anew 3. Oo 1 ~~ °33e2 ei set FF * pe bea tat tet tt be sesst eS Fte » pac MC sid >-iIDe mt Pe | ie s° etch! ” ‘ 4 ” “4 wv ae norton J i” } ’ nll ; sf t } ‘fF *@ fed Be mI Dewy« 4 e . a «be Sstdssts £ Cv dde SSEEEESB FASSBAAE eeidd J ra aie PECSL ASAE EC BEAT F FS FA “vu J ets aFid des @ ste ddb Pate ia ee " a yruae veaia3aa 1a XL esre7i wf # PG Ie 4 seers Onee ; i he " > sa 142 os 7 od é - et i> i-* De Bev y I jVIts a éé f , , Pest-Dtspatc kh. e- o — tt. ie ine é ba | ie seunr r a - ie we ’ Pb fee SOF OL FEST E ‘a we > oe. & oO a. a 4@u e - he - . peris LwPpewre@eae bets 368 i ve ae 2a peeip ie Rree of : -- a8 as wes &497 Ff SiGe SHS BFA BA A FLE FF re eds pe se? ~ >) ia & 238 Sis8 i.) ~ tft | Now York Bank Scatementa. NEW YORK CUR '@mecta! to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. Acg. 11.—Follewing prices of securities. traded im om the New are in 100 share iofs ‘encert |= full) apd aeales of bonds antes SFC.RITY igh L ro ga wa 7. (ese DOMESTIC BON ‘Ds. ee =a .°s8, ed oe " ee > »* ped ed prs Ld 194 OOH |DHLID GS Pes a el hed ALS FIP PSO “t nned PPPEsee et & Ge Ge GO EOP Uipe bert aoe ~ eer anew: ts 7 POREIGN BONDS. ht } King. of Neth i Ge 102% 192% Swiss govt Shs .. } om we ‘STANDARD OILS. — + a ef wl Pr > DY! Dye syw cre ws 'B® yir? SD OUI @ i>" ee 20 wy oe 2 Oo a e4+4ee o* ‘ tl ee Lo e £5FS a —SPECIAL DAILY— By a Special Correspondent of ae! Post-Dispaich. } NEW ane Aug. 11.—Althougs | business on the Stock hs hange ¥ comparatively small because of the absence of many of the active trad- ing elements, the market as a whole was {tclined to do better. The ist, wes somewhat unsettied first Dy the attack against United States Rubber and Producers anc Refiners but it was noteworthy that the lead in- | 4ustrials held their ground very well When the check came to the selling tn the tires and domestic ot the whole list went ahead oderately. partir under the influence of short -overing. end such stocks as Ameri- ean Locomotive, Studebaker, Ameri- n-Can ané Bal@win Locomotive be-) same increasingly active @ point or more above the close on Thursday United States Rubber preferred at ‘ts low today was four points under the Thursday final and common two poimts. At these prices both tssuvues were at new lows. The company's incom statement for frst st moeths is a early next week When the street received news of the postponement of Producers and Retiners directors meeting because of tnsufficient number of members there was selling Producers got é0wn around 30 and Phillips Petroleum was gvrm pa hetically weak Pressure against these {ssues was partly lifted before the close. Most railway stocks recetved lit- tle attention, but the Erites gained further ground with the common close to tts highest of the rear. Ss" Paul common. which had cloeed at redar. or throvgh its; oF rR os = > — = Previous The Bond Market. - _ vs 7 Toda bond market was leas a perfunctory affair Many trac- ere were absent What tranac- ‘ions there were fo lowe. the ines marked out ali tte week Secur'*.32* of the very highest grades mir- tained most of thelr recent ca. s interesting *o note connect with the theory previously advance! ‘hat buring im thie group was go-rs on fer foreign acocunmt. that some- what the same phenomenon ported from London. in that m™ar- ket the demand fer British Govern- ment obligations has been increased »y the Goubt tn the minds in the °-rn- ‘‘nenta! investors as to the tuturs ef thetr own curren Over there the buving ts said to have expanés4 so that it embraces the sermisepect'ative ‘réustrtals. There is nothing of tat kind evridert here Nest -, the firmness in the ‘igt- greae vasle and industrials interest the week has centered in the reec- icy of foreign bends to the mere re- ious news from abroad. It is true that the foreign tesuet dealt in on the exchange are practically all tci- lar bonds and so directv sera! - tive te exchange rates. There ‘= however. a certain sympathetic con- nection im that doubt es te financiai outlook for a foreign country is gcr erally reflected in the market price of ite bonds eren when parabdie our own currency. Something of th! sort hes been going on this week Both Frerch and Belgian Donds tre lower. but the declire has cr ie- the ex'reme and Beigian technical reagons which operate to surpo™ seme of these foreign borde. Fo- in- stance, there 's al wars the large s'n*- ng fund the case of the French S= ard the French 74s in the case the Se ‘here ts the speculative peasibility that the investor wedld benefit br the @rawings which bdegic is 1925 The Austria ‘« the offering price. of their joes this week. possibly in response tc the announcement ‘at customs receipts and internal, ‘aes ‘ax . T+ not te eo 7 ne 3h -w * pert now selling recovered is > -- |ferings were # ze f >i of q ‘su@et 09 8 eens J B>' * - Zt * oo Lam 9 Lom Cote - ea. ‘ ; a >r ie] - a * 23 > yy 4 Jag ‘ : St. Louis St Firet_ Naetiena. Bank Fult on i com | Hyé¢realic FP B com limternational Shee pt quay -orris + ae Kinioch L..D Tal Se... WEEK EXT CLOSING Ely @ Walker D Hamilten-Brewn Shoe BHr¢raulic Press Brick Hydraulic Pree Brica Nat Candy cora Rice-Stix D G ist pia ' Seuthwestern Ba pid United Rallways pfa ‘ce pledged for the service of Ge were suffcient in the Qrstaa cover the full years + ent howevrer has & f nr w& \- do with the market pric® like this. New financing has | this week. Tota] bond ed to only $3,340,008 and sate and The most importazt Dakota rural credit aa@. dends —— i ——— _— . -— — N UP $5 A BALE wW WEEK-END TRADE oo - —_ ce 6Taeuis pet f«Hion New Oceans Spor Cotten i en . sf .(tan _ ‘> Ft SP . - . : SION ON NEW Yor« CURB IS QUIET AFF oe -_ (ol Pretection Sanaiier, —-— Aws Wnrrry , . peer 2 ” I ‘ue? ‘2 Ary | \vare ee oe — | Bi. 2 -oluc on wae $201 0889 tka , , te oF "> : = ons x Louis Wool | Market

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— highert. rhet toda Genus. anion > of anles Curb MM; Hoard ‘7? Alive SECURITY “te ent Sa - t3—29 a3uwra®@ — — ee So) at ee > 92 a ow —_— “— «+ . as Ths ~Pesns «> = ~ = ©& rer PEP REP PFE RT Pe ee Murant eiGcgen ‘(*hen A Man to a EE. FFF “OO =800 G0 ao E* os ann Se : ) FOBloGaer~ 7 ~~ MOS OR DT m2 bamer Motors ... c & | hiew ayne Coe! ee 85 tee “ BO ~ MINING. G ee ee ee rizona Re |: her = Ext Vi estern Fy tp or Crosson (s01d Fortuna Mines Goldfield Deve! Goitfield DPD M Goidfieid Jackpot Gold Brat Mardsheii- Min Harmill Div . Hit! Top Nevada Homestake >a epdependence Lead ®Wanas Min ne Star fason Va ‘at. onal al \ Mow ines Tek Muchees Tnit Fast Verde Ex: "ew wil st. Louis Stocksi€: i . LOUIB, BTOCK EXCHANGE. Aug. 1L sactions on the lonmal satock mar ne Week-end session, emounted to } of stocks and $1000 bonds. bliowing is a list of saies made a paid and the net changes as ompa the preceding day's saies at Last » tramaactions *incrense. —Decr . Unchanged purity National Hank j Curl faulic F' Ii com nmationai Shoe pfd y Norris a. och L = Te! be. iD) CLOS NG Shares Price Ch 1V $1000 O5% 1... 3 Wl ‘O71 ATIONS. & ees __ Bid. Asked linen . Ban) ° National Bank hester Hank , i ante-Laciede Nationa! Bank of Commerce bantiie Trust ; ppl Vaeliey Trust Clymer B Bhoe pfd hm Bhoe com im-teed Prod let pfd m-teed Prod 24 pra in-teed Prod con o Walker Db G itteon-Brown Shoe raulic Press Hrick pfd Fauliic Press Hrick com homa Refining Cx mtional -Bhoe pfd hationa! hoe corm way Morris . Portiand Cement Candy let pfd . Candy let pfd Candy com : ©-Sti,k D G lst pfé thwestern Bei) nid ted Keliways pfa ted Ral. Yass com : Orp Com ye ¥o. &- “Ge. &. oom ce £ lee Gas fe ooh LL SOLD Portiand © @i,« (O94) - . eS: $3 ———— ©. Klipsiein on Security Bank Roard. meeting of the board of diret; FE cc. Kilpstein was “ Security National io Kiipetein is ae ™m Kiipstein & Rathman, eS - a ' « aged for the service of the loam sufficient in the first six months over the full year's charges. Sen- hent, however, has a good deal te With the market price of ap issue this ’ few financing has been at low ebb week. Tota] bond iasues amount- to only $3,340,000 and all the of mes were estate and municip most important were the Nora, Ola rural credit and farm isa® & specia the firm ects Government Municipal Equipment N Rail Industria] Public Utility Preferred Stocks To Yield Up to 8.70% Our Current LAet Sent on Request. Careful tnvestore will consicering our offerings Mark C. benefit br Ihontmens Bank Merranine—Note! Jeffersos s. Lew , ork Steck Lowtse Steck Members New Members 81 a me “ ree ’ -_ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EUNDAY MORNING, ATGUST 1923. WIP SSA ——_— = BA mo WEEK-END TRADE New Orleans Spot Cotton ORLEANS > . o- and 50 ™ midd.ine a arr tiverpool Cotton Statistics. mPOoL. Aue. IT! Week's Total furward » of which An “at mm: Americar 20 00K) Qmerican 200 exp we a Cotton Market \ r ay Te or "i Orleans Cotton cwmee B® polr MN ON NEW YORK CURB IS QUIET AFFAIR l to the Post-Diepa'c! TOR 1] PRA NE Se ier the ’ tor rs . fars Gold Production Smalicr eo — t. Louis Wool Market | Wiec ons nN. + Boston V ool Market. rT UR wtdy he « YeRterda , an that +s, Wee ; heane br S450 and pounds “alifernia aree __ Livestock Elsewhere — Avg il —vif 8. Be A gTic lIture) ihe Finis “Tages a 000: steady with Mri fieady ’ Le ~ ; > Butter, Eggs, Poultry l Lis ML TT Fi et : . . sk. Avg 1] ——S1 Fur Lod: the ‘ 2% . fermes ané country sbiopers fer of i rvsme il ure "Ar or- cases returned le — Creamerv extras rs ? . & 30 secu 16 ’ ; al r CHYrPTsSsPb fe Vrrtherna gh orns turkeys nder tursmeve ner \ese t ene Pos FRC M; 7 ey er doren «t $2. °R. ernell et 3 7s VieGreyvantLi ~ R PE —— ARS. Flor R EEN S—}i ome-er: ee TOES—Hor rr ONIONS lite es J P| ’ ARSLEY hee sD ISHES—Home «: KBAVTT—Kees ** "xe pe “ne ? \ S— Home-grown SEA JU ABit—Liome-grown tips. 4 bDOX Swe ET OES—Alabeme $1 yrne-gro POT A‘ arnt ’ he muda. $1 per %- bu sashet MA’ La me-grown, ic b ‘box TITRA eme-gro“wn $2 pe FRUITS APYTLES—Calhoun Counts nf hbaake's nh bUc to §$1 4° DbarreiF se 2. ‘on ; ther Variet ee, Sic to $1 °% per nome vueaene’ Virginia 18-pound SY per $3.50 to $5: -Home-grown 25¢e to 80c per bu wn sugar’ 50> per bu box (;eorcian fi. basket rates and rtias, $2 75 to $3. Ha ea, $:! 1 beeket elbertas, 0 1-3 bu ; t $3.75 if ran SA to 50 per 100 GES— al ‘fornia box 0 per PEARS ha sBKe'e ya” te red variers 5 jee’ 1: jue pounde ae . Review. oreduct hutter Moder- nar af NATIVE STEERS HIGHER: HOGS STEADY Sheep OTED MUSIC! NS 10 BE AT PETTCA prATe CYPNCITINN ron usually t tors A full are be now nm TiTi‘ flog~ hlores- ra’ red aAKen liat he "4 e-¢ A bpenent and for v * x steady Market Active Mules ne rsee * >> ry e 8D etanht 7 ace WABASH —_——— TT — WHEAT RULES HIGHER —_.Fewe=. Grin Prices UN LOCAL MARKET 1. and Ciosing and prev 1o wf MERC _—— __Cash Grain Prices "Hi ‘AG Lug 1] ; ] . - 3 market anc ; a ne ae re Ranges City ana © azo M™ar- iANTS les 4 EX rman losed hMiechear ae TRADE 1S NOT LARGE BUT LIST CLOSES HIGHER Daily Grain Movement in the following ce pis and shipments wu! UUU, cmirtted): found re in bushels tabie wi! be gracn > Chicago Provisions -~ 7? Fiour and Meal! Tallow > trv TALLOW—* u 2 at n j «at 6c per ib and N: , . Taruisx aati * TT. '? Virlistult« PEAT LAND PROBLEM SOLVED 13B —s LT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee ee S, ‘Visible | ale Grain | — ee ee Visible supply of wheat and corn tn the T’'nited States on dates named (000 or sttted) : WHEAT CORN. Avg 4 July 28 Aug. 4 July 28 £02 > ~IiS— adh” “Met kak ed”) Am) be-bk behead 4. Leb de eee he | 587 34.693 28.849 2.373 _——— | Capea Flax, Linseed | eed ol] quotations “> lots of is now. $1.11 jer gailen fer ) 1] Turpentine 1518. ship Pready. shipments [. 4.57 he Aue. 303: receipte, ] October. bid December. ‘MIN NEAPOLIS. Minn 11. N« ix ro 422.48 a —F ia x, Roowa. sS—< — per pound: ‘tioiden lady siipper Sic; seneca. 6O0c: washed biack. lfc: Mav app'e fi black enake. Tic. angelica B5e bloedroot saesafrae hark u“ ‘a ginseng $12.50@13 50. trans $7 $10. cultivated $498 getar bieck Indian he °A-. wtld Foregoing pricee are for ciean free af foreign matter } LOOT $3.10 Feathcrs HERS—T ary FEAT stock mue be aoe HIDES h de on wet- fa ltec Vat tare per Ir 15% 12% ll'y Iron and Kubber RAGS ‘TC —ountrwy rege rar 100 ibe od rope—maniia at mon at $1 Rubber—No boots de uO. TF ‘eet auto tires, “e Scrap BRBERS Sheep Pelts and Goat Skins SHEEP PELTS—Fach: Woo! pelis. $1.50 ? jamb pelts. b0c@$1 25 stock, 20@ per Ib for light and 17@ f LOTF DeavVe? { shearlings, 15¢¢ 20+ ordinary not want. common at 40¢ No angora at lOc. kids o*—_—.... Broom ( orn. BROOM COS are to good at $380 aré thoice «t $490 mer ton ————— a <— = Ss DS ee 'to pre-war ON ( eet 7 FINANCIAL SITUATION ABROAD AS LONDON WRITER SEES IT eEV— —_———— Believes That All Earopean Cmun- tries Must Saffer Through Cur- rency Debauchery. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New York bvening Post. LONDON, Aug. 11.—Arthtur W Kiddy. editer of Bankers Magazirie and financial! the London Morning Post, in financial! review to- editor of day says: ° “Although every one here speaks well of President Coolidge, financial London, in common with the rest of the world, does homage to the memory of Harding. regarding him as a sound, commonsense patriot. with broad views and singular free froin egotigm. Meanwhile. the gravity of the Ruhr crieis and of the general European situation decpens. At first sight America may wel! in@ulge in congratulations that she is free from all Evropean entanglements. Never- theless, time will show that your future as well as ours is involwed in the outcome of the present taormoll. Moreover, while critics on both eides of the Atlantic inclined to de- ride the League of Nationa, time wi'! probably demonstrate that owing to modern inventions apprehensions of war may prevent any speedy return conditions of confidence and security. which tn turn are es- sential for any extensive and endure ing prosperity Speculation tn Mark. “With regard to the Ruhr crisis the feeling in the eltv growe that the Government's course should he announced tiv to the effect tha®f while we are ourselves entering the Ruhr we prepared to give Frence al! posstble moral support. believed that euch a course would help to terminate the dead- loek and the earlie: caplitulae tion of Germany “In anite of act reeds ted enecituliation in naat three that all Furonean suffer severely, hnaucherv leh an Some even are boi no? are It is ineure fantastic quotations. ive eneculation in the merk pro- and Germany must have nete enarmonrs sume through foreigs the mark during the vears We a«tll!l helieve countries rim through de- thelr fai equilibr! currency and lure to eatah- their hudgets, that her of thele une Urn in assert occasional, “4 reminder, debtor e:¢ ‘inne tr, helpful “Notwit hat era! taken America to in Furone lzht not he fran untries her rr anding vour fairlw gene prosperity great interest is here in farming situa- which is considered Important hecause affecting your exnorts. while other trade activities are «0 largely connected with increased do. meastic constumoation Stock Market Outlook. “Our atock market outlook {« pe- rculiar Enormonve buvi public from the ean. tinent maintain prices iimited — and some helieve {f the ble profeasiona’ were we might for the market serious view of your tion your the and allen on A traders not on 4 more hear at- leaders artitl the helidays ~ee tacks take a tion.” WITH CATERPILLAR TRACTORS Cultivation of Areas in Minnesota Deemed Unfit for l’arming Now Feasible sociated Press CLAPOLIS. 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The Coronatyped message is a mark of distinctive intelligence. , bag saiil CORONA =o 7 (A, ha Ye ha . ; ) ied : it “5 Ma a an he Post-Dispatch Corona Offer to Boys, Girls, Men and Women Is in keepmng with the policy of the Post-Dispatch to offer only articles of knowr. value and established reputation as awards for subscription-getting ef ort. Like the Ranger Bicycle and the Lionel Electric Train. Corona stands high 1 its branch of industry. It represents a staple value. and stands for paramount ex ce)- lence, both in she plan and detail o| its construction and the unique service it Xo. wee SER renders it @ werthwhie prise «* endearing cowerd ter the a. | fort required to earn «t, tree of all cost om the terme of this | great offer: ROBBERIES Lili- Residence YOUTH ADMITS He Stole noises Town Auto. Drove to Looted Says and e tr Your Neighborhood to Earn a Corona! | GAIN THE ADVANTAGE OF AN EARLY START! Enroll Teday! 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RIVER subecnipuens are requred Ben neue Geert ss . R iti of Corona’ sworth hasraised it, in an incredibly short of a skeptically consid- ered experiment to lead- ership in an important branch of the typewriter ‘ alt et Only 20 New Subscriptions to the Daily Post-Dispatch and Earn a Free Corona eit SW Mell or Being The : ENROLLMENT BLANK ot ee ea NE, CD, GBB ENDED S CHD EDS ode MiB FEE" —E_, SS - SLT | loge c wt eee eee pg REALE BE ER es tall AES nz orders from situa * re 2 ed

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eT ae ; 14B The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demoerat and the Times Combined. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_— ——— ACom ‘. Siooter Benton Harbor. Mich J. W. Gray Bay City. Mich ; : > , ; . , . eee Ne a lee oe ey Mac P — "— so _ - o~ . — “ = sy > iss «200 a ‘ - af ~ + Se 2 os ~ £ 4 * Sin ij oe 4 Pa a P « pe et Oe * . ee Oe « og — in . i - eg .~ 4 . —_ 2 ’ ma — , . — . Thompson at. Cc. Wisehart Ransas City. Mo. lad:anabois. Ind. A. Kiomparers Bolland. M.ch A. A. J@Pnrson A. i. Mctinee Hancock. Mich y ‘ meyer P. Ww. Bruns, Mgr F.O. Kicinhekse! H. Steig y Harmsburg. Pa Detrort. Moc Flint. Moch Ft Wayne Inc : IS “aman is known by the company he keeps.” he is certain to be very well theught of in his } community when he has kept himself in GOOD company fer a LONG time. It is this that makes a Holland Furnace Company representative praud to be asseciated with all of the ~ other capable and conscientious men that represent his concern. And isn’t it just as true that a COMPANY IS KNOWN BY THE MEN IT KEEPS! Hasnt the Holland Furnace Company every right to be proud of its many fine men—particularly those whe have thoucht enough of their product, their work and their opportunities to remain wholeheart- J. R. Bell DBD. DeVries Le Porte. ind Lima, Oho edly with the Company for vears! Not a man whose picture is on this page has been with the Company less than five years. And every one of them has expressed the hope that nothing will prevent the continuance of his present association until the end of his active business life. There is something even more appealing about Holland Service than goed pay that attracts and holds such men as these. As posNive proof it is only necessary to point out that some of these pictures are of men who made incomes way below their earning power until fimally they caught the vision that, regardless of compensation. they, were HELPING TO MAKE HOUSES INTO HOMES. ; #. Cangremeond New Castic, Pa APD ESET QE ae ae eee) Eee , Without a skik 1d desirous of performing a ng at it for . , ° , many years—te training that they - - a be too expensive, and utterly tmpossrble. R. Kiomparers St. Pavl. Mina ‘ . . * men ra eer er Or —.-_ —_—_ where ~- Aad a dhe mw we Leet | Ass ¥ ~ > we + ++ . . > ~+e,*4% ability counts most. KEEPING THEM THERE, ha 7 . _ ~ = - -_ N _- _ °°? ae ete,".’ -- Se > ~ ~~. ~ > we 7 rganization of business men so enthus!- — = — i , — . ll of se things that the home- Pi sd -_ - m . 77 . s,are MEN. Every installation , - a . . . honesty that they must have, -- 2S ~_——_— ~~ > — + «+ «+ & a2. ¥ . e : . —' wT +e "xT? + ce, with- +445 -+% ~ . . 3 ie tO keep rllfrrT.. 7 ° . reicf . 4544 Ls ~* * ~- > sure to de she UD in. h i. _ > 7 Are ar & rea ~~ +s = + eer. sei ™ i , COUI q-8 Mrs. Henry W_F d he quality furnac moderate price. | produced the quality furnace at a moderate price nie The superiority of the Holland Furnac rivaled popularity, 1s primarily, of tively does supply the proper circulation throughout the entire home, and | | st the Holland because o oecause it 1s exactly what ISS Willi ~ 2s Out’ HH. W. Landwehr South Bend. Ind x. G. Carfsen Supenmor, W vec a 4 f Holland Furnace Company Largest Installers of Furnaces in the World Directly and Solely Responsible to You General Offices: Holland; Michigan ———Ssr Sr | ST. LOUIS CENTRAL OFFICE | 4523 Shaw Av. Other St. Louis Branches Are in Alphabetica! List Below C.F. Phittine | Terre Haute. lod. CALL UP THE HOLLAND SERVICE BRANCH IN YOUR CITY. These Are Exclusive Holland Branches—No Dealers e ,? ws Ce le ee ee _ a CLIP HERE—PLEASE WRITE Holland Furnace Compan, ¢ WITH PENCIL a _— —e 4 2, ca RT OR a - Fa r 3 oe as a . Ate an 2 af hud - >> a ae | - eh ae © HOLLAND FURNACE CO HOLLAND MICH. Ceremony Takes RAR Honor. L‘iddre«« 4 a4 fs = +_{ ontinwed t Ne Phene Regers Park O14 . mit n . Muscatine 7 _ ha lamaron Mix Lows "19 W “—ecend Sr Moskegen. Wich. L109 EF. Weetern Av Wellington OF ~ AT ies Prone Juniper 1t> | ra hence Blue isisod 1°40 it ' . = ASS. cri ‘ 1345 Gaerdeo As t | Mi a if th st — ’ ' — - r 7 -F . > ’ ead leon La a iy ‘ " , ~ Chicage Heights + Pere arate ~ Guriingten Branch m5 Vine ™ Th = WV tater — « Post. Diepdeck RYE BEACH. N. & ®'* Arthur Werrill of Hirzadine Clasgew, sos ox piace this moruzing ‘nele and aunt. Mr. and Mariet “* = onal \. Main “¢ ‘esnannors. hanrseas. ~ Fert Warne. Ind. 117 KE Preepmert. I7! foot Fx F merrmennt Mich 4 "i Haent i NUumonm ™“ Lange =? 458 Stew art i. L518 ‘Napeieun ihishoias ™ Phene Canali &~ ‘3. Rk ~agina Wich. : , ~~ an fammend. Lneci 139 Legan St "es Paineerille Ohin “04 Wenter Ar =t. Cleed. Winn... lhamwiile. U! Haeaceck W ch S34 Ethel As ’ Manitow «« * This ; (entral Office : eo ca a. VWeanehest er it he venpurt Harteburg. 1 ‘4 Chestmar ) coset, isDras l= ~~ 1064 SS Perpier mony a 7 py wae. (4 ‘th aed Bread«a-. =e — S53 Magpie Alles we . i. aoe , "I ' — errtl] of Mowtre “e . mim 4 i7[-B Celuretie 4, ot > F . = ae Tea thses seheetan : - ren Meontatn omie Av Phone Walnet 13013 Seuth Bend. Ind. tis E. ereen BL Tene W om 134 _ ‘8 Audrey Faust iA ILL iNcts = ~ Rearion Phene Klgin 1081 . oh . . * = . ; Phone Ts a Waler ; S . : “ we Wamen East Aw Wieh. 1436 Le Peer a+ ms eu W. Maedieer “ Phene (Columbus i417 owls, attended her as Drescett was beat man. °S on the lawn of the incheen was served (det komt ne » € r a “.a20ves and friends . ae Ding’ ou =~ oe on _ 115-117 EK oe —_—s Hampton bh. who is Saoap Barnmeed 3635 Parette St i. 219 SN ST LOUIS, “I-sot BI | ,. %* & e° waaeh, ia? Geen Ofte | hy* t Soe. and Maj] 4°48 54-4 Kingsbury wi. : Tm the ceremony. On be, 174 | he I be hai’ w wvel @ foerk ‘—ey Phene “mnttt ? wid on Bigeicow Ri. A , mt on —— 3 orien = enehreckivn Rand Seid. | 2 Cent Llieghan,y. 1801 Brighe DeTeTT whe - : ——_ on Ed. MH oilaed. Ph ane ’ afsus “tte -* ee pe ae ehire Lown, I Dee her ua = . . " [ . ~ . " ~ ae am . Teeny ’ 'cden a 4 B — . : . t , ’ = . e re~t . | mt, ees ~ on | . L398 Le - ——— Y +e ; 7 ina : Fatlowtag the cere = —a -.. —. a cneymecn trip th : so¢ Bip. Glasgow will “ oe

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vGUST Te 928. | i? nfs gy OLY Yy , POL WY; A — ag | U4 YA 1 a PART FOUR. 4, Vly, 4, Yy “Yj V4/, Yt - ST. LOUIS, C. P. Bowker é Detroit, Mich. - Hy. A. Wintere LaFayett-, Ind. CG. C. Brake Minneapolis, Minn $ ; ~~ Pare . ve . ee ‘ wooo". > ~~ o> ‘ ~ . 4 *.* i . wa p . Ps 4 ee ‘ — . ; . ‘ . (wy ‘ x ¢ > 4 > » ~*~ ’ ‘ 2 5 : + 2 - or Cc. 1. Petersen Pa. Pittsburgh. Pa. FREE BOOK “The Whole Hoduse Comfortabble and Clean” is an attractive new book—a guide you should have in furnace buying. Send the coupon to us Or get in touch with ® the nearest Holland Branch today. See list of Holland Service Branches printed at bottom of this page. Oe =4 ‘A Sd —_————— — —Kandeler Photo. Mrs. Henry W. Peters. She is in Atlantic City for August. WARM AIR OUTLET eo TT Fe) Sew Ce Be er Miss Merrill Married to William H. Glasgow at New Ilampshire Resort —— Ceremony Takes Place in Summer Home of Bride's Aunt, Mrs. R. A. B. Walsh, at Rye Beach—-Miss Audrey Faust Maid of Honor. ; Bpetial fo the Pos Dispatc) RYE BEACH.-N. H., Aug. 11.-—The wedding of Miss Yvonne Merrill, late Arthur Merrill of Montreal and Mrs. Mary Sehneider Merrill of St Hargadine Glasgow, son of Mrs. Edward James 1930 ok place this morning at 11 “Spear Cottage, the Uncle and aunt, Mr. Mrs. Robert A. B. Walsh, Because of the death last March of the bride’s uncle, Julius S. Walsh, only about 40 relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony, Which was performed by the Rev. J. S. Buck- my, V. G.. Patrick’s Church, Hampton Beach, who is attached to the Cathe- dral at Manchester Ww have a clergyman from the St. Louis dioceses perform the ceremony, but to be impossible daughter of the Louis, and William Louis, bride's CGlascow. Pershing St. t hie avenue, o'clock at summer home of and also of St. Louis was educated in tie \irs she sacred Heart Convent of her time Mrs. Elizabeth has made her 24 Portland niece of Mrs. Wil Otto Schrader William C. Bowling there, Glasgow spent much Lhe her Walsh She is a Mrs. Mrs , 1101 Banke Av. . S83 NSN. Webster Ind, ©°7 Wabash Av. 1156 W. Perry St. with her grandmother late Schneider, since death and the Louls rector of § St. home with family at S-117 BF. 4th St. Mich, 244 EK. Kighth © . 44 SS. Gallatin St. ** Need place, liam S. McChesney, Von of Washington, D.C and Walter Mr versity the Miss [Louis J It was planned original!) this was found Schneider read Market ™t . rraduate of “. Chestarvt st. i Gilaszcow is a During the Harvard Uni was in the service Washington St lowe 700 The bride was attired in a summery white war be ih. 18 crepe de chin. With orange Simful of white daisies A. Merril) of Montre: l. in Miss Audrey Faust. daughter Mr Lrwarag A. Maus 1 Portland Louis. attended Jefferson St. \. teneece St ftiikegan 014 . B16 Clinten St. , 102 Semmerwille St. Wis... 100 Clinten Mt. kfort. Tl, 408 EB. Oak St. _W. Va. 4 Seventeenth 8+. Mi. 118 W. Prent St Wheaton 144 ; cown. wore a white bat covered of Government. stationed at Cariota ;iascow treasurer of the creat Walter marriage and carried a Her nave blossoms, brother, unio} Pagu is his sister He is a her member of the St. Louis Country, the Racquet and Mrs and the Harvard Clubs there Am and former krancis. Mr Guests at the wedding included Mrs. David R rry Francis, Mrs. Glasgow and Mrs. Faust. Edward H Edward V. Papin. Mrs O'Neill Ryan Jr. of St Walter A. Merrill, Mr Merrill, Mr Mrs. Henrys Renauld, Montreal: Mrs. Cam Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Otto place, St Carl k v« aricton Hhidg hens Woodstock 2aek! 118% Detroit St. . Ohio, 724 Market St. . Obie, 34 K. Third Bt. : bassador and Mrs. J. D. Pe Miss (Cat Allison, Ni maid of honor Prescott was best man Following the cer Mr. and Mrs Mrs Fo ViTsS mony there recep lion on the lawn of the cottage and a wedding After an New England, their home was a and George Allen and Louis; Mr and Mrs. Goeftre, Morgan and Mrs peau Thompson, luncheon wa: honeymoon and Mrs St. Lewis. Although her home automobile Mr in BeTve a trip through and a * nS (rlasgeow will make and was in Montreal and 4 Von 0. . Schrader Frederic Gooding—th« St. Y (Lo wa y “yj MMMM “@G Y Wi” Yr, 7 SUSE SS, Lea ”* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' = CMM MMHMCMMH@=@@ZTY@@HTMMqCT|E@T@@t00 WM YM cdeéadddedddddddlddl dd dd dddddddddddddddddddddddddddd ee EEE: “Mb bibddbddddbdddbddddddddidddddddddddhdechcLccccccccicccccccdddddddddddbbdibbdddddibiitihdddddidiiiiiiiciiddddsé * J (Jf A VI he (J SSS Af Af AA “ , Rb pay, 7) Ahhh, Ads then. Yr, - Guill dyn? dd gdcddcdeddccccccddddddd- tihttittetslsll lll ll lilllilllll Olt, SAS 47, (AA 4A 4A4A4ALAA4LAAAAAAAAAAAAA zs: Ss ssjssis*s*sbtlélllilllllldlilillillllldldélllliltlllllllllldlllullllllt its s lll lLlhthLlLhlllLisiilhithiit Upp, Li, p66 pp p46 46 4 46/5 6 4 6656 02 J, “Fi hd sf Af, VS SAAS Vj, nr Vii * Aa Vi Jd he , ' Ze Wy Mss pijispss pf? ore 7 od MAL SOCCER OCR Louis- “ ™ . ’ oe _ ¥. . — ‘ q ee ¥ yy oe Ait? s ¢ gg IES . es . © d > ‘4, , 0 pn “de® 7 oe . et Wy Af ee ae 2 Se ae o% s — Ya ae a ie m . “_ » » 49 4 4 ez 4 A ’ Pees . Pr "n‘'n «“’ Sib ae: a. “¢ Sones SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12. 1993. —Kandeler Photo Miss Felicia Chisolm. daughter of Capt and Mrs Edward North Chisolm. She made her debut in Charleston. N C.. last winter, and has recently returned to St. Louis i} Washington. Cambridge; ‘1 latter Miss Julia Papin Mr. and and Mrs. \irs D. HRaidwin rower, Ritchie Concord Cordon Hodgseu. \lace and Mre Harrover and OFF «a hh ie TS Ad LA PAGES i—18 H H. Har- Mre George Miss Clemence Adreon, a debutante of next season, who is spending the summer in Douglas, Mich., with her mother. ‘ ~—Kandeler Photo. Plans for Debuts Made as Brilliant Season Is Expected Ball to Present Miss Jane Par- sons Set for Oct. 23, at the St. Louis Club. A of now for their summer trips, are society's chief Although when of a brilliant social season, and the travels prominent families who have waited until interests at present October, formal entertaining for the debutantes will be- gin, is several weeks away, evenings already are being set aside for formal presentation. Among the first to plan for their daughter are Mr and Mrs. John B. Denvir Jr. who will be hosts at a ball Oct. 23 at the St. Louis Club to in- troduce Miss Jane Parsons Miss Parsons re- in June from Lausanne, Switzerland, where she attended school last winter, and Is now in Hyannisport, Mass. She is a cousin of Miss Trimble Hoblitzelle, daughter of Mrs. George K. Hoblitzelle, and Miss Lucy, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hoblitzelle, both of whom &iso will be buds next winter. Miss Julia Lawnin, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Louis D. Lawnin, has selected the St. Louis Club in which to make her debut, although the date of the party has not been decided upon. Miss Lawnin attended the Finch School in New York last winter, and is one of the most turned attractive of this season's debs Mr. and Mrs. George W. Niedringhaus of 10 Westmoreland place, have joined the summer colony at Rye Beach, N. H., and Mr. and Mrs Frederick G. Menner will depart Tuesday for that place Mr and Mre. F. Ewing Glasgow of Lindell phoulevard, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Breckin- ridge Long of Washington, D. C., at their sum- mer bome “Seacrest,” Nantucket, Mass. FEW parties being planned in expectation | —Strauss Mrs. Leicester Faust. She and Mr. Faust will be in the Adirondack Mountains dur. ing September. Engagements and Weddings That Interest Society Miss Mildred Thatcher; of Portland, Ore., and Miss Marjorie Grove, of Ashe- ville, Among Brides-to-Be. in which i ive the are known in St. Louls, have been announced thi« week. News has reached here of the approach. ing marriage of Miss Mildred Thatcher, daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Thatcher of Port- land, Ore... and Jack Myers of Tacoma. Wash... which will take place Sept. 4 Mise Thatcher ie a niece of Mra. Jules Desloge of 3847 Weat Pine boulevard and spent last winter with her The engagement of Miss Marjorie Grove. daughter of Mr. and Mre E. W. and Kenneth Taylor Wood of Columbus, 0. wus announced Tuesday by the prospective bride's parenis at their home in Asheville, N.C. Misa Girove is a sister of Edwin W. Grove Jr. ef l'umpton Park and spends part of her timé there. . The wedding of Miss Genevieve Penfield Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Orville Wilson of 14 Windemere place. and (“(Tr. Robert J. Crossen, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. &. Crossen of 6423 Bartmer avenue, will tale place at 5:30 o'clock Aug. 18 at the home of the bride's parents. The Rev. Dr. N. 8. Webate-. a cousin of the bride, will officiate. A emali re- ception will be given on the lawn after the ceremony. Miss Marion Wilson will be ber sister's maid of honor, and Theodore Crossen his brother's best man. The couple plag to xo North on their honeymoon and to occupy an apartment at Oakiwej end Newstead avenues on their return. Dr. Crussen is a junior at the Washington University School of Medicine aad a craduate of Oberlin College. Miss Wilson is an alumna of Wellesiey College. and has served as a maid of honor at a Veiled Prophet ball. _ out-of-town engagements young women principals wel) Grove. Mrs. Ralph Gildehaus of 4053 Fiera piece oa eed Continued Se Neat Page. ee Eee Tit » — ee ow 3 Fie . >» _ ingot . k hg - re - " ry Phy me, ae <a “9 sy es air) a Re Ie eer 6 ~~ ee LO EME MBF ME CB i - 4 s - - 3 - . . ee ee ee ee ere a ee “ _—— one « ~ are — ° ~ 7 at ‘ — ee Oe ee a ee eee 9 Bow |e eee ae NA A ES et I AL A A Nl, OE NG me oe

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SUNDAY MORNING. AUGTS 2. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “9 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCt! hie al ef aes : ; SUCCESS IS } our “i >res- ————— A | SCOLAS OVERRAN WL FLED S22 Txt So Sitch St eee National Capital Begins Six eg appt — te —— re «€«Ofd the: Guerdan Hat ° ° - who died Aug. 7. filled yesterda’ 2 O (Cia / our] ung jueaths $1000 each to eight grand- Poecta! to ‘he Poet-Diapatc> the latte: ent of th iter by Mrs. daughter, Ida Guerdan Th hildren. $5 each to @ve chil¢ren ™™”™ | 18-in. Leather and Leather-Lined Art Museum || Handbags. special 5.00 || WASHINGTON Aug 1: A 80- Societ: 't wae recalied tf Tat =~: | | m _ , rag . ae Rene and cial cataciyam has swept over the ¢} lay before he was inau | | pn eee eee ti ee es i SOOM Pe Am preside: the Miseour n will return to Washington and places $15.990 in trust for a (ty os F t Park | Other Leather Bags up to $25.00 ores | Leather Suitcases $7.50 up 7 ' : ~ : “2 *,° : ~ Finest Brief ( ascs $5.50 up sons l.v by Mmyeei--we yn national capital in the ‘ast . 2495 rated resident Mara , pes sg hil, : , sip ~, Exhibition of Paintings D U N N . S *oecial Sommer Kates Thete ~ hich has brought about wvO- : Day a : : sO1eT ; arn - ype - Mi = ; 7 an } ‘ SY LACOVLEFFY cial order, violently 0 . widor ark : : ' m : — Lacille-Francis Method — | sa rear a: 912-14-16 transn | J. 1. Pinkstaif, M.D. St? Friece dg. Reem 415 Vieteria Bide. Sth aad OFFICES iN ~~ aA, A cITrims 18 Year irs. * ig ' ~~ ) ' ajrroucing ta SESS etc | CITE’ PARADIS, PARIS. = =35 | Brings Fashions Directly to ~~ — . . . ae) a ie de ee ae (ho - _ Mecea Qur Patrons . ° > - ~ —— > 7° - for the past two months, organizi£g . - a - —. 4 > , ’ .‘ > on Vv oo Lii ve "ave pageant of : hen the 3 r ~ :, : :‘ M : 1.8& avenue %o Wednesday 8“servers @rt to the beauties and vagaries oc Dwight D. » le ele Th ak Ins a 7 ~ arx. a Al i= a+ arG ei -| ivii® DP af ithentie Importa- , 5.e American women. *Rat section. Senator Herr LL aoo?t Lodge Mrs. Coolidge Likes Pretty Things. ~, . nator Reed and Senator Spencer ° Missouri returned to Washington : |S. S. Leviathan SI Giethees af | Mra. Spencer fll open thetchepast. . om France August 28th ‘he \I.sa0nurt delega’ on a ac — Tar? - BUCKINGHAM HOTEL : seinti.atl array Of oy i101 ire eoming direet to us. Madame an turned tneluding Represern'atives c31] a oth arm ngiv 3. *#erent—he verv latest Tashion creams: — ? * - ‘abd 7 — ta a. - — — — — ‘AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN mm INTEREST SOCIETY entertained 16 guests at a bridge PLAS» Special Summer Rates Popular-Priced Cafe , i 7 lumcheon vesterday at which she an- Coolest Place iz St. Louss Overlooking Forest Park HOTEL ANNEX FOREST 1370e FOREST 1680 mounced the engagemert of Moss Fiiida Schmedtie to Randolph Weh!t- man of Breokirn,. N Y M sss Pemhmedctietethe daughter of Mr and Mre. John Schmedtie of 2337 South Thirteenth street. She was edu ——y".: at Wash!ngton University eee: senag ina beh Woht?man. whe ts the son of . - 3 Wohitmean of Broockirvn. is a grad- ; er y wate of the United States Military 4 | . Acacemy at Anmmapolis and eerved harry Hawes and Cleveland Newton | iets /ELROPEAY) ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGS THAT AND ANNEX ADAME and Mademoiselle will find it advantageous to inspect apparel at this time. One sees things more clearly now. The sameness of Summer has relaxed our fashion nerves and we can feel instantly the correctness of a becoming mode for the Fall wardrobe. PC er ~ mG e/ OVereeas AS 2 @Onsign ir the nary €uringe the war eer BEE? ~Tae —ES od The announcement was mace DY means of o!d-fashioned bouquets of roses bearing the cards a» HMBUR W *® coupi.e presented to the guests by M ies joan sildeha us, Gauchter of the hostess The engagement of thy Bollinger. daughter of ~~ Millinery Event Tomorrow Mre. A.C Bollinger of Water eerie Sanews, | Beautifully Styled Hats ameeesecs= | Of Rich, Soft Duvetyne, and Velvets The table decorations represented In Exquisite Autumn Shades Street and Afternoon Frocks am old-fashioned flower garden with place caré@s to match. The announce- ment cards were attached resebuds held in mintature ho! ef tinted porcelain flowers bs Bellinger is @ graduate of the Sacr Im orted Heart Convent in St P ? trave.ed extensively in ; : ~ ADE a end abroad Her father . 7 : ' : mere peyv. is Director of F: ros Mr. Brickey mre FF WW. Bréckeyr feutheast Missour: ni at Weastern Militarw Academ: lLeuls and lilimols Un!wersities. andé ™ a member of the Sigma Nu fra- fernity. The wedding will take place Aug. 15 Guests at the luncheon were Mmes. Courtney J] Gonterman re. F. Grimm. B H Griesedieck Peorge Geesier J. W Gonterman Harold Sull'van. Max Ziebo!d Ro: r Gaven and J «. McCorne and Sl iames rmima and Esther Prke! Adele ard Ethel Sernott Louse *errisor Harriet An Sullivan. Mar pile fabrics DTickert and Ora Barmann of Mar: : . ce $50 Upwards Sef EF st PI ha Bt Dinner Gowns ly tailored. our New 5a unbelievable Fall Coats ee a eds Appitque e*rcts in iovely co.ors Great Gorgeous Wraps ~ —— = . - . - ASHIONED of those wonderfully woren ECOMINGL) . ~~ >-« — every itasnion oh Parisian Bog ‘Needs a Baby Sagxr. Board cf Children's 237 Mvunicipe! the dconation one of its wards. a Amyone Yaving such ‘o give @ eened to eanct ®& - 250 Upwards to $395 345 Upwards to $125 _-- Tailleurs and Costume Suits rr , i a — . AILLEURS for Fa ~> : — - variety As Fashion so ordains just so will Madame’'s “un: rar Sere The oOnie= rr hae - ~- . 4a™% 4 7? Woolies ar ; With ~ - 1 op - o} a - — - VSEe ‘Ty TONIGHT , (srarety! J Siv€i} sort. With Geen pre fa rica. COOLING = hiy em droid’ cd alleurs are severely plain this season. SOOTHING Ducetwn 6 Loom med im furs. Black. bines and browns. Seledh.. enema | $50 Upwards to $275 lavishly trim tint at nee WF oie * os oa vena OA Re

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. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1993. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUISANS AT NEW ENGLAND RESORTS y— a North Shere goung ocasiaeae wee the straightline ' beaded Dresses, ema 9 1///\ Magactio tor 4 oes atay ena Sanh effects, the fine laces, 8 BON i Hh peor Gcleais Mamnesd Seeaaeal boutfant y novel button Mare « ri i —_ oe was hostess this week at a card 3 : ~ : “NV | | : ACL Awe ; r ‘f -, GP ‘\ Ye = | TN party and tea at the Brynmere. MA it yo” 6 This wonderful lot of Dresses includes over one hundred dit- |. an rryy sow tiiden..cen abana met ae & NY : ferent styles—every Dress is a specially purchased new Fall Dae > tl iN the summer at Annisquam. model. f Be a i Saturday og are the oe of ; : - . f ies " the Oceanside Hotel guests at ag- 0 inspect if WwW ) | a . a Te & iv aes were entertained at a party. ow. The At ROP, hi} ) | The materials are flat crepe, Canton crepe, satin, Georgette, . 1) aes | Among those present was Master ) | : , | | : | y ¥e 1 P r, of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene = we can Th ha ABN LUA \\)\}: crepe de chine, Canton satin, cr epe Elizabeth, Poiret twill and - Mae, AS 4 ree ||\ | a. teat at thew Tek: Ge ardrobe. ) | others. Every wanted Fall col. Or. . ma | son of Mrs. Claude Kilpatrick, of St. Louls. ' Mrs. H. M. Orwig of Clayton, Mo., | | ) | : d ! est at th Rock , East | Other Marvelous 39 99 Other Marvelous | / : it \ » or * . ckaway a = . —— wh > 2. = a" Louts was to be one of the brides- , 4 ; ; 7 h ’ “oo beautiful Dresses ‘ - 1i You'll notice the many new vari- | melee ae eee wead ne this afternoon Beautiful mew Fall materials, 700 Deautitu - Quantities are lim- ations of the new Fall modes, all i i eo ake, handsomely tailored, daintily . of tricolette and ited and we therefore present on these Coats —the (of Mr. and Mrs. Albert HMubbar ' Spahr. of Pittsebure. to George M. La itch trimmed—you can- : : . ; , sleeve ideas, the many collar ; | gy tai , fromt much knitted silk, ideal for advise early shopping styles, the stitching effects, the Branche Jr., of Pelham, N. ¥.. at , : the surnmer home of the bride's higher > priced garments — the all wear and suitable in order to secure cor- button arrangements parents at North Feremont, tn the opening sale price is for every requirement ‘ rect sé#ee and variety Absolutely new, es Fall Berkshire region. Miss Spahr was » ‘ _ tte, sophomore at Smith College this Smart new styles, trimmings, fab- malues for styles materials 0 vere | SOP « rics and colors—they are expert- a Enormous values - of selection. Normandy, cordovette, suedine, e | year and was voted the prettiest girl © NR! A ee a Oe he 2 ee “@° me & =_ > 2 - ly tailored. Here is proof that the opening sale, $4.99. ; Bolivia and Beverly—wonderful Sili'in the college. our New Basement Store offers tailoring—artistic trimming. Our aarreys unbelievable values—these new opening sale price is | | Newport Yacht Races Postponed Un- RS Pa ti! later in Month, | Seentat to the Poet-Dispatch. | VPORT, R. L, Aug. 11.—New- Pe. gayest weekend became tts 8 | saddest, for here are many of the . k ‘diplomatic corps and Washington residents to whom President Haré- | ing Was a personal friend. All large... entertainments were cancelled, as « . - | was the cruise of the New York . | ~ _ - t * - ‘. 2 “ —_ — i = *- = = _ ’ + - pees. 2) 2 ee o Yacht Club, whose members wer®@ due in Newport for the races on Fri- day and Saturday. These have been postponed until later in the month. Among those who entered the ten- awe tournaments at the Casino tast week was Mrs. Dan W. Jones of St. Coai« eee, Saye | (We Have Agreed Not to Kos il ene Til (a@sé National are Selling . From $1.50 to $2.95 serion Brands) biv of Picca- d H : . os manufacturers in the country an j}|Louls. The final tests were held on . bris—from the | ; They are far from ordinary dollar Hosiery. In fa¢t our buyers went to some of the leading Hosiery ‘adenine when the prizes were award- Plain and . | | DEMANDED values to sell at 99c which would eclipse anything of fered at this price — Nl e4 by the donor, Mrs. George D. Tdeal ™_ Widener. Among those present were > -# — é Oe ee y Mre. Jones and her guest, Miss Eppes Hawea, of St. Louls S125 : Semi-Fashioned Chiffon Hosiery Hy tire, Jemee |W. Kenner of Sais his group has beautifully embroidered clockings and fancy insteps. T “©1200 Pairs i W. Jones at the summer home of her ‘Full-Fashioned Ingrain Hosiery des! igns widely varied—you will want several pairs when you see them, | pareate Mr. anéd Mre Bradferd Nor- ene Hose are made with mock seams. They are Mr. and Mra. Reginald Vandéerbite, - ye are m } | Who have been with Mrs. Vanderbiit, Pointed Heel Hosiery a most unusual value. ALL PERFECT QUALITY iat The Breakers since their arrival — ‘at Newport. are now at Bandy Pent e Full- Fashioned Chiffon uilieae black and colors. H Farm. Mr. Vanderbilt's estate tust” ¢ 3 , | outside Newport. As president of | These are full-fashioned Hose to be had both In black and the ‘the Horee Show. Mr. Vanderbilt wilt) Lisle-Top Chiffon Hosiery — »»:.i | | . FIRST QUALIFY AND SLIGHT Wn | £ = oe bake Club on Aug. 28, for exhibitors {RREGULARS | land thetr fam!liea. The entry Viet for the Nowporty

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— that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined 1 ~ nproximately Equals tha a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH @lone Approxi ee = ——— ——— - or CC - —— — — er ST. LOUISANS AT who were on a» Waehinet or n her NEW ENGLAND RESORTS ..”... on, ce. ‘ et; *ol i" ATrec it : math : : te — —— > 7 : eanr*s 2° ‘ mite XM Airs. I ‘ Bilas & - é J on S o.oo ” a? arraganseti Polo Tourn u , ee s Puss: : 2 eae od me Ee poe A 28 Sai tr wel after 27 aa E . ire eee S. - —)- otis . ie . r o.m Matches Postponed : p b + was succeeded by tic > : : : ‘ : - . i . - es — r . ‘ : : - ye om [Nepercth a. . . he aie , oc 4 ; of | npcago . . . - OT ore ae a ma . . - , - : on » - 2 ; sta xf > , 4 ’ - * ~ - > = . e ° ~ a ’ = Srrit > of = La : : » + . | Rethrert : , : ‘ . hs me tur wie of the Procte! & . " : 5 : . . . - : = ° » b ” . . . - *) ae — . : i ~, . jactnseat! ras MmAcGe t se F0seeneG \P* + : . rOrlanma J a, ng @ re-election . “ “is . ee tres DY i - _ 7 james B Foresan. president - in Saunderstow: Dt ttt titans es CReReReRIPDR ORB RR RERRRRERRER ERE SE EES es ——— —_ Mr. and Mre W. G. Yaris of St 4 a Special Sal Bes Soc cee ates pecial Sale zx ore _ e . a ‘=e ¥* 9 Charge Accounts Sixth and 4 Invited St. Charles : J a A Thousand New Rat Featuring the Greatly Favored Colors of Sand and Cocoa Autumn Materials: TWO WONDER Charming Styles: H ot Imported Metallic F eli GROUPS AT Pokes Roll Brims Frenchy Tamg” | | Tyne O ff-the-Face E ffecis Mushrooms T Drooping Models Extraordinary Values in ee ome tet, oo? . eee Oat ee Summer Footwear was RG Te ote ntl ly Be 4h a ee Gly + + All Colored Kid Sandals i Red—Green—and Blue S All Colored Trimmed r Whife Canvas Sandals Formerly $10 to $14.50 White Kid Sandals § Formerly $12 and $13.50 6 *« te we yan L lh) S2aeeats . . = os a a ttm —— ee te tl Nl le aii Ee LL LLL LE LL LLL LLLRNLALA A A LOL. ed greet ee er es ae . ~~ - o re. Sef a ew i ' L ’ } Te . —_ —a : | , : 2 } : o iiiitittiititiiitiiitititigivigdi@imicti td titiitiotcitttikctictdhiii tn otter ne oti th a a no nn ne ne tS tn eo ( | } i . Minh j for’ OLIVE AT TENTH TOMORROW—MONDA Y— FINAL CLEARANCE! SUMMER DRESSES—Final Price - - - --- - $97.50 (Formerly up to 29.50) SUMMER DRESSES—Final Price ----- $]'7.50 (Formerly up to 59.50) SILK DRESSES— Final Price - . $19.50 (Formerly up to Wanted Trimmings: Rosettes Bows Ornam ents § a Ribbons Ete. Etc. (Second F loerj AND NOW COMES H 1 ‘“BAMBALINO”’ | 7 ' ~ _—~ ee i a an o- reek: — . ™ _ ie . oom Tit 7 7 e yes ' EEL RELI LSTA EE EE RE Ta Sy 4 ey A Oe eae ee “a ae ae an a oes ye ee et ee - Te reages tae py « ee ae or. - a HOSIERY | Thousands of Pairs in the Greatest Sale of Its Kind Ever Held ee eS ge meer awe i oo SILK DRESSES—Final Price - . $29.50 (Formerly up to 110.00) ene - -- ee ~ — _— ~ = SILK DRESSES—Final Price -------- $39.50 (Formerly up to Sea’ BR yl POS al * tet aw

SILK DRESSES— Final Price - (Formerly ur MOUSE AID PATENT CO SATIN AND ALL FULL-FASHIONED BLACK WHITE ALL PERFECT QUALITY BEIGE SEAL ALI SIZES 8 to 10°: NEW BROWN a . — LL A ial Ny A ll Meta May wn J ACQUETTES | Formerly uj ng celebrated. rationally adver- used “KAYSER Sik Hose at a sensatoonal price. Never has this cr any other houtery shop ammounced such a phenomena! sale of this well-known brand All are regular $a.s0 values. Women who are familiar with the splendid wearing qualities and appearance of this famous Hosiery wll buy several bozes tomorrow. College gris or gift seekers will ikewise find this a golden opportumty We earnestly urge you to calculate your seeds for @ year «r more, as we cammot hope toc duplicate this marvelogs sale for a loug time, f ever First Fleer} tootwear stv.e shor * . SESE SSSESSSSESEESSESSESSESSSSSESSE ESSE BESS

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e Accounts nvited ocoa i Frenchy Tams lushrooms Ornaments ketc., Eic. d Fioor.) Ever Held WHITE . SEAL ROWN lly adver- other hosiery regular $a.co appearence of t seckers wil! te your needs or a long time, (First Floor | E r t= ‘ b ~ ud Fi 5 es > B . r) re ® e u a = h 7 3 ‘CREAR ERE ERB BEB BBBeBSe @ SERIE SB 88 oee SUNDAY 5 AUGUST 12. 1923 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATC H alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a =k Adal ee "a — — eee ee a = —- OS ——— vities Occupy Those at Acti mene Harbor Point. First National Bank of Chicago, who | man: Alexander Thomason, Cincin- has been treasurer of the associa- | nati: Holmes Forsyth, Chicago: G. HARBOR POINT, Mich., Aug. 11. tion for many years, accepted the / 4A. Ranney, Chicago; C. S. Dewey, —At the annual ele — Lyn yoried re-evection. Chicago. The class B boats ran over ar see poard of {ruses 0 the a nine-mile course. There were Point Summer Homes Asso- The 1923 races of the Little Trav- |Kayuga, owned by R. F. Rogan, cation M. C. Armour of rneeen, erse Yacht Club proved exciting. Glendale, O.; Goblin, Cecil Gamble, Ti, and Pasadena. Cal., laid down This is the second year of the club’s Cincinnati: Rainbow. Teddie Steed- the gavel after -; years as president organization and the rules were man, St. Louis: Rogue, George Sim- and was pucceeded by Holmes For- strict. Seven new yachts wére en-|mons, St. Louis: Fight, Robert gt of Chicago ; tered. The Tuesday race was over |Smitt, St. Louis. In the Tuesday J. Herdon Smith of st a five-mile course and the boats en- | race Spark Plug was first over the gred the vice pr sidency. tred in “prune” class were Stewed /five-mile course in one hour. 17 ble of the Procter & Prune, Pippin, Prune Whip, Nasau, minutes and second. Nassau was Co.. Cincinnat!, was made secretary, Spark Plug, Teal, Little Dipper and second in one hour 19 minutes and gis being @ Tr-* ecuion | Loreli. The race committee judges | 30 seconds. Cream Whip was third ' James B. Forgan president of the were Al Shapleigh, St. Louis, chair- in one hour 20 minutes and Louis cap- Cecil H. Gamble eT } onds, and Stewed Prunes was fourth in one hour, 23 minutes and one second. Stewed Prune is owned by (atherine Smith of Chicago: Pippin by George Ranney, Chicago; (‘ream Whip by the Misses Rogan, Glen- dale, Ill.; Nassau by William For- syth, Chicago: Spark Plug by John Sluder, Chicago: Teal by Charles Dewey Jr.. Chicago; Littie Dipper by Miss Emily Oits, Chicago. and Loreli by William Waller of Chi- cago Charlevoix boys under 16 years won all the honors from Harbor Point boys of the same age of age at tennis the other day. @ trapeze and other forms of amuse- ment for children have been placed on the of the park, and Harry Richards of St many t ming lessons turn St. ree! J roa d ner Th A party , “erate ,. irsaa playground Louis, athietic director. Walloon ) Louisans Give Dinner Party. parents six . (,eer t a Post Lada CHARLEVOIX. Mich AU 1 .— turn W manager of the Southwestern lines ———— ee —_—a-—- New slides. | Mrs. William H. evening for 12 on the entrance her gon. —— ae is taking Lake for swim- Of interest to St who 7 : . , ws MOouUIsiana, Mo., Dispatc! of the world. a few weeks ago of St. Louis, leral Maine Miss Buffin Pennsylvania Rail- st. Li gave a din- for 10, | ~he at Wequetonsing | Tree Club. ey ening Barnett of St. Louls gave a dinner party Thursday the birthday William Barnett Louls is the re- of Miss Mary Frances Buffin of left with her months ago to After their re- they visited In has visited in wuis as the guest of Miss Caro- Railey and Miss Beatrice Thom- was a member of the Box | paeeee of Webster Groves, are at & girls’ “RESORTS AND WEST|2°522 summer camp in Algonquin They will visit in Continued on Next Pace. ATTRACT MANY ST. LOUISANS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Werner, | who have been traveling abroad for the past six months, have returned from their European honeymoon make : —" a (ia) ai ati A Small Deposit : r —will hold any Coat selected in this sale until October Ist. STIOUIS WOMEN J a SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES og . 9 See the Window Display —of these Coats today. It will be worth a special trip. HAVE AWAITED | Five of the Coats at $45 are sketched. PosITIVELY OUR GREATEST SALE OF FUR [RIMMED OATS INCLUDING °95 °85°75 °65 Anb'55 MOvEL Luxurious Fur Cellars, Fur Cuffs and Fur Borders of Beaver, Squirrel, Viatka, Caracul, Platinum Wolf, Fox and Monkey Fur. aan Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes 36 to 44 Extra Sizes 46 to 54 —_— —_ ~~ The GREATEST Coat Sale we have ever attempted! event on a broader scale than ever. wonderful quality and styles of the garments that will be entirely out of the question later in the season. Bigger purchases than ever were made characterize this as our crowning achievement in Coats. Hence, you save immensely by buying your Fall Coat now. Our remarkable success last year in Coats caused us greater price concessions than we Extra x 15 Fur Coats of Sealine (dyed Coney), 40-inch length with brown opos- sum collars’ included. Come early if you want one. to plan this daring, unparalleled (Third Flaar have ever commanded — the We purchased these Coats at a price and are with Mr. Werner's father at his cottage at Harbor Point, Mich. Mrs. Werner was formerly Miss Elise Garneau, and her marriage to Mr. Werner in the St. Louls Cathe- dral on Jan. 20 was one of the fash- | lonable eyents of the season. Mr. Werner and his son and daughter- in-law will remain in the North un- til the early autumn. Dr. Archer O'Rellly of 6369 Persh- ing avenue and his sons, who have) been touring the Western country and spending some time in Hono- lulu, are with Mrs. O'Reilly, and Dr. | _O’Rellly’s mother, Mrs. David G. | _Evans, in Kingston, Mass., where | | they have their summer home. Dr. | |O’Reilly will return to St. Louis '| about the middle of August and his, family will remain in the East until | autumn. | Miss Zoe Jane Desloge, daughter | {of Mr. and Mre. Reno Desloge of 6859 Romaine place, has returned from Madison, Wis., where she has | been attending the summer school /at the University of Wisconsin. Her cousin, Miss Harriet Chittenden of Kansas City, formerly of Bt. Louis, | and Miss Alice Roth and Wilmot ‘Snyder, both of 8t. Louis, were stu-| dents at the university this summer ‘and were roommates of Miss Des- | loge. Reul of 535650 West- Miss | Mrs. Virgil minster place and daughter, Jane, arrived in New York today | from Europe, and will be home Tuesday. Miss Amy Rule, who-was with her mother and =—<s:ister in Purope ,will remain in Paris until | autumn. Another daughter, Miss Helen, is visiting her aunt, Miss Rule, at Louisiana, Mo., and will return Thursday. Her cousin, Miss 'Dorothy Stewart, daughter of Mra. John B. Rule of 5666 Cabanne ave- nue, is with her. Miss Stewart will enter Columbia University in the autumn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt Zelbig of 4716 Westminster place and their small daughter, Effie Virginia, de- parted Thursday for Wequetonsing, Mich. | Mrs. Willard W. Boyd. Jr., of 4470 Westminster place has departed ‘cr | Kingston, Mass., to visit Mrs. Archer |O’Reilly at her cottage there. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gardner of 6110 Pershing avenue have depart:d for a month in the Adirondack Moun- tains, where they will visit Mr. Gardner's mother, Mrs. Herbert Gardner of 13 Kingsbury place. ; -~--— —— — lawn,” Kirkwood and family . have to remain until autumn. avenue and her young son and daughter, William and Dorothy, have departed for Porch Lake, Mich. Misses Stephenie and Elaine Jar- — a Again— WURLITZER does the radical ifferent thing—the 4d - Baby Grand Piano At a price lewer than ver known. F. O. B. Factory TWO WHOLE YEARS IN WHICH TO PAY This emall, felly guaranteed Baby Grand Piane, 4 ft. 8 inch. In the latest dull finish brewn mahogany. Delivered te your heme on a smal! down payment, two whole years in which te pay the balance. See lt Tomorrow Positively me orders taken over telephone. GRAND PIANOS FROM $322.50 to $5000 Wurlitzer 1006 Olive St. Between 10th end ilith color and corrects greasy skins. High - v Send 106 for Trial Size FERD. T. DOPKINS & SON, New York City Gour Oriental Cream <A ud G Mrs. Wyatt Shalicross of ““Wood-' departed for Harbor Springs, Mich, Mrs. Robert Lund of 6968 Cabanne | vis, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Kent) /n Kansas City’ HOTEL FIREPROOF “1” Baltimore “Osteo-Tarsal” The Scientific Health Shoe Preferred by Active Women Everywhere Pe ae | pe St ied Me eee ta GAIA ALE Ee tie i a el Aca SO EEE LE IE I A OA A Ay ya Try This Shoe-Test Step into a pair of OSTEO-TARSALS —walk in them the length of Brandt's store—one cily block. Ex rience the actual benefits of wearing this supreme walking shoe. You'll realize the new joy in ae that thousands of St. Louis OSTEO-TA wearers already know. Arch-Aide Arch-Relief, SAL Fine “pees and Arch-Guide Models in White Linen, Brown Kid, Tan Calf and Black Shoe-Soap Kid. scienfifically. Fitted ? 618 Washington Av.

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. ! oproximaicly Equals that nilv Globe-] t and the Times Combined 6 ST. LOU'S 7OST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equa! ne Da lobe-Democrat and the Tin - — ~ ‘ z oe — ‘. | — : — = - . : 7 aT a ; — -_—— =] RESORTS AND WEST ee ee ee tee | 2 | a $5 OQ PLAres. UPPER OR LOWER PLATES. $5 00 | ATTRACT MANY 7 . ST. LOUISANS ne *s 7 ; $ + a pails GIVER s ‘P °P (entinecd Frem Precedieg Peer ieee ; sgt nA ow — me .ve | = re pe : : " “esq All Work NATURAL, GUMS ee on wadeet iit | Guaranteed Payment oath : Examina- Plan if tions Free Desired DR. E.W. SCHRIEVER ....7 St v.00 ‘ ° oe Sot RAR get eee > “rib Aan Press News appears in the Post-Dispatch in x peter n2ner field in St. Lozis. THOMEL HESS = ASSO + @xevevere “A Delightful Place in Which to Shop” New Meadow- brook Sport ENRY TL,me. See arr : 916-918 OLIVE ST. * ma > — — \\ * 7D 0) ‘osby’ S igeiQ\ | SIAC > = P ee ae oe aie An Unparalleled Eveni HWARRY M SCHMIDT. Pres:de: Ailen avenze eepart the & - Throughout August 1019-21 Locust St. ' eo Sa - See a Soe OUR NEW COLLECTION OF we SYSTEM Pas > t Washington, d | ‘ eee inten — oe fg se : al @ cree = Foe : At 15% Less Than During ——-- 8 saahter. D. Corte Jr. Regular Season fr emtire steck of NEW Winter Coats Nt AD ' ” Ny + i plow i > eee — at — Sn aiteleate -_— La ahs — = t af : f ? ¥ « : ade a 4. ds ab : 43 ee ms. ‘ ; [ > a | ¢ . : i om te Me ¥ : na Pe u® > ys an 4 EER Dipti Ty SE (AE SRM Beltre «amb oc 305 BO NES i oe *" — A OO On a Tals ‘a particularly becoming this truly wonderful machine that operates itself and leaves the oper- eid "cali has CE a a " ators hands free to guide tne garments on theit way. We have made | arrangements with .he factory for a nun.ber of women to Charlaine Coat. Stone Sable Collar. Use the lronrite at Our Expense ras a gues tie ion Front Band and Border Regular Season Price, $145.00 _$ 25 The $7 Stool Is Free if You Decide to Buy » Bolly | he sPoocsemcdine erated ignegiadime ~ *123= arly smart styie a Fest Ss al - <- Gerona Coat. Collar, Cuffs and Deep ae. 7 €§ stands f4¥9 Border of Viatka — sp = oF 4 f . 4 ; on: — +» Fy Py med Wiia ~ < | fastening with smartness you We 3 Fite Complete Satisfaction hia ven < pecan present of the atoal on __ ARnowrorment | Oriona Coat, Fox Collar. Cuffs CLES yp ge * : F * | + Zp oe areweet.” Flemington, NJ. hae an- and — | w, —. . @ AMGS~ anderwvconts Ol e700 | S| Distinctive mode! wet furs of ne POPS i ory |6—CUVl vw ' es sy a | lengths: only Electric Shop—Basemer Phones, Olive or Centra! 7500 " be founcd—bat t eS Oe. eohede ot Oriona Coat. Miak Squirrel Collar. So | (Domestic Electric Co farce tae Niehett. "Fre rer, Mian | Cuffs and Deep Border | . & —_ Olive 7691 908 Pine Street Central 367 ; ; Elcom i Milian . ; oe a — alll Louis Wolken Electric Co.. 3124 Ohio Av Sid. 2012, Vic. 1708-R oe | ag ee | a " heme after Aug 3 Y | COAT: a a ; - me ERS: a a ” a

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Pe The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH 2lone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ™ 7 ———— — ee Se te ~ tl ae ae aie aie ae at Om a ane gg eg eg It ge egy tl ge ——~ a Oe OO I GOGO Oy yy ag 4 s : “AIST +* "3Q°9 . ' tors Ty =" f | — rr The table was Gecorated Blevins of Cuba, Mo. here were adegpentee he wWeustul lamoer nas by | © bi ng of any mere ceme- | - f ' with pink roses and violets, aud tn: 10 guests inanciall aid ure mn teries to ¢t Ww ' | amen ae | — : . . = . . ‘) Lit ’ ei] OT} ne: , oOrnood eee eee — ; L i} cuests were Mimes Edwin Diech Garland; "St Lows Lergaat Wemeah Specialty Shey A Great August — ae a completed > ] “5 ss a Prue have as their guests RBurdad AY enue . anmnounce the marriage ularly offensive to her eyes, gifornia and Canada, and will re- Mrs. J. Russell Phillips of Monroe, of their daughter, Edith. to Mr. Sid- " a to Hollywood Sept. 1: La Mrs Leibrock was formely ney Paul, on Wednesday. Aug. § After considerable domestic discord her husband ce ain . —_ Miss Evadne Owens. ial persuaded her to have her eyes tented, for as a e Puls of Fort Worth, aiiliceaidl d matter of fact the atripes were quite incon«picu- Mrs. ged laufa nt - pe Vy adi ae 4 @- Dierk Of interest to St. Louisans is news ous and perfectly regular in width and nadie er inka are iSit- : and Mrs rry $ ierkes of - : ° Tex. and ; Mere W > : ‘ue t 4 ts tote : from,Kansas City, Mo., of the mar- twee te. -t°iti- ‘ riurTrs ¢ Ty? >| y } : ing eT motne! s | La nurst celebrated the twentieth riage of Miss Jo Proctor and V. & Am cye teat by me showed she «uffered from of 4024 North riesar — anniversary of their marriage las: Watkin nah tT titan atalied cage gga a —r common eye allment, which pardt , ry r +. | . . . PaaS, OVS eet re. ass a sOrts of embarrassin trick -uls 1} Sunda. here were 35 guests in- P & ‘*Ficks on its Mrs. } ; There 3 Kuests. Din victims. ; Reinhardt 7 St. 4 i. ner was served on the lawn Mr.ani Mrs. Dierkes will depart soon for To Confer Over Cemetcrics A pair of my glasses, specinily ground to OE ae + © ive > correct her particular defect quicki firby P arts forme oO aliforni: o remain #ix weeks Ss Sz ( resident of the q 7 mere Mrs Kirb: — :, o. ee eee . eks. W S. Sandford, president of the malized her vision and re-established do- & Louis, and M) eee Wellston Chamber of Commerce, has menxtic harmony. A word te the wise is of Mian ‘ja., are mn‘ NIr Hi F. Mounts of 32449 Ne. appointed a committee headed hy sufficient. One single moderate charge , ae , / sla , ; covers tens % emt reet gave a luncheon and Stephan J. Gavin to confer with of- testing, lenses, frames and fitting. llaneous shower - | ficers of the St. Louis Chamber of F. J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway fr 693% Pax oulevard or of her niece, M R non Commerce concerning the opening (Between Locust and St. Charles) iO tt a ag a GO ta a OO — —_— — i in in ae i aa 3. Sullens ©! vea luncheon y* terday mi the Voss Mrs Voss was before her of cemeteries in the Normandy Con- soof of Hote! Stat: June, Miss Frances solidated Schoo! District, St. Louis — —_ a cet ta tl tl tile, at tie ae ct ee ' Offering Fine New Fall Suits at Sensational Underpricings iii aa ile tiie aia en ——~— tty Charge purchases will , 20% deposit will hold be billed {n November. hh Ai your purchase for later No charge for storage. delivery. Storage free. — Si Louis Largest Womens Specialty Shop — VPLOISNVODOO 2) DDNDOE Joals CXCIUS' Vel; evening hews.- Smart Tailored Models ANIMATE Volelelterete | . sveveve ~ ENABLES YOU TO:— @ Have first choice of finest fashions and skins! ——— New Meadow- brook Sport | € Actually save 20% to 35‘% by buying now! a ttn, at, itn, hate antiite aadiie a eee Hats have just : oe , ; rowed | : eatin € Enjoy the privilege of paying in November! * * ¥ .s Coats and Wraps MAGNIFICENTLY FASHIONED OF: Ermine Kolinsky Mink Mole Squirrel Hudson Seal Caracul “er coed ae — —- as. 7 Ss Ss ae a —_ ee x ™ = Fur Trimmed Models a OO OO tl Oat tt Oa lta a: ———————E @ Gorgeous interpretations of fashion’s most aristocratic modes, rich in exclusiveness, awalt vour selection. Perfect skins of the finest furs, that a . } : » ll . . . = Pp } ' 5 “ ’ — ~ measure up to the mgid requirements of Garland qualitv. bid for vour admi- ¢ “> ] Qn hy + ; ’ ’ ‘ ‘ 1] ‘ ry le ’ ration. Altogether —ahh iIncOhliparavie assemblage } °388 «© °2175 August Prices Only—Later Prices 20% to 35% Higher Fox Scarfs Now $24.75 But Later They Will Be $39.50 @ Purchase now if vou would save! Choose from Nat- ural Red, Black, Pearl Gray Fox, Hudson Bay Blue Fox. Taupe and the many fashionable Browns. All are fine oot ol 1 quaiit’ TMi te ee ee — ee ~~ waite. Mae teed Rt tty iil i il ag iii Regular $69.50 Suits Regular $79.50 Suits Regular $85.00 Suits i I eg ~- ~ ~ am et” OO Ae 7 en — att lla ee — ¢€ Another great August Eeonomy Event at Garland’s! Beautiful new Fall ayd Winter Suits in the most favored modes have been drastically under- priced for this sale—marked far below the regular ‘‘in-season’’ price for such gorgeous garments. The style range is complete in its variety of authen tic fashions while fabries, fur trims and colorings are in pleasing abundance. ee ~ ES = Oe re Beet Gee Ce et ne ee Others at $14.75 to $98.50 > 7 - “ — — M cece / j | Fur Chokers .. . | | | I~ 4 Smart one and two skin Chokers, in great vamety. Bronze-colored Russian Caracul = | ' $4.95 to $159.50 trimmed with Viatka Squirrel. August Sale Price $788 Jacquettes of Caracul During August Sale $9 Z : 5 ¢ ater Price, $169.50 ol @ The dash and verve of these smart Jacquettes bids fair to make them the outstanding favorites of the eoming season—especially at such an Inexpensive price. Rich Caracul. in Black, Platinum, Gunmetal, Beige and Cocoa— th he i in y T heir trimmed with finest dark natural Fitch, Nutria, Monkey, Natural Red and lastances Rega r Dyed Fox. Platinum Hare, ete. The illustration gives a hint of the style : 7 Be” Wises | , t y etl | 4 agar Erne ye Ce rae ae | , Are alae Stnariness vou may achieve ". ie (ae - \¥ ‘ , | , : )) a Marvelous Materials and Trimmings of * * * * , * ' te , . | )}) )}} U “— en Oa S , Sas Pa ana ay a | ee Finest quality crepe® de chines, Georgettes, kitten’s-ear satine y | " , crt erepe-back satins. troussenu silks and radium silke—trimmed é Ly with handmade Irish point. baby Irish, filet and Cluny laces and s : al - .y {( insertions: Duplay two-tone ribbons and eflk and ribben flowers f ud ” Seal and Black Cc acul | ny Colores are flesh, orchid, peach, Niagara blue, rose, old blue, white and biack ete aati eatin aati eatin at ae SS i OO LO - ~ mp FUR TRIMS MATERIALS : COLORS Squirrel Kit Fox -Vellura Fornella Sumara Black Nutria Wolf Marletta Gelvona | Alaskan Biskra Beaver Fox Parvania Rhondo Vesuvian Orion Viatka Squirrel Mirambo Roxana Venetian Navy atl ee -- ~ et ae el et i am er le te ee -— ~~ ————— tl a a i i ts gee tl tl ttt itil tl ln a _—— i i TELE LE AS LEE LE, ENC CG. e igetia es —— ee ee ee ee Sale of Manufacturer’s Surplus Stock of UnderwearandNegligees - ee SS — " = ——a ——— ~ rs ete eet . ee ee Ow eee - ~ + i ne et tag ee 5 : . : . . | , . ich) luxurioi ashionable! Such are the exquisite Coats assembled in @ Rich. luxurious, fas! ey: Caramel this Special August Sale offering. Only authentic styles, in 50 and 52-inch ; | on ) Sees! Avgyst ele o NMMIET detthing triiaming contrasts will colores Ne 42\ ‘eal C Can The Und Assortment Includ en skins: only the most striking trimming contr : i Seal Coat + hi e erwear t B es hs; only perfect | Caracul be F5 ind—but these w ill be found in abundance , )} , trimmed ? Gowns. combinations, Princess Sips, Ste p-Ins, HiOoome;rs, with at Tan | | with Be) drawers, camisoles, and mahy matched pieces and sets cs ° ’ IT , ; ) } . , During August Sale Later Price to $595 yea | ! Chinchilla Hy Squirrel = WN SILK LINCERIE HANDMADE —! powers Putimane breakfart coats, neg igees, August Sale MPA August Sale || || | UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR PHILIPPINE «= Miarninrin cnate, Japanese kimio As tro-plece pa- COATS 22 $88.50 to $198.50 y BA TT 828825 [810829 1203 ise & Se ' Natural Muskrat. ¥ 7 em taylan = ——S———~— _ eg Ea ame alate ate eee Oe age eg git ee _ a i a

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—— —— ll LT a 8 ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The Citv Circulation o! f the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dailv Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ——— —_— — — —_ Peters! Court Cv rk Resigns at Carmi, Ill. and Harrell wi! Reric:: of A: r W. Charice come cashier of the as clerk of the Federal Court in Charlies has served as c! — ‘So th * “ idl “a Fecera!l Court for t} * Bast St! sand of. pales 2)... 6. ee hegen: omc ht : g ' Federal Judge English sta ; veste An effective n Se; Marshall Daniels, @ newspaper | Chartes sisted he was retirine to be- lsher of McLeansboro, Il.. wo: GRA N D- > A »E ~ come president : 3 appointed to succeed Charles ; . : ” > I ; 2 3 P. - > > .% a —_ DO WNS TAIRS STORE . Advance Sale of a New Fall Sample Suits . FUNERAL OF REV, OR. C. E. PAGE. "a 3 and “— 3 A es 4 = IS is l uying opportunity, in vanced TEMPERANCE WORKER. TODAY i | Als . a bas endid b ying Oppo have lisle garter tops. pe = *- - - AT eee eee cece as ee > ae ee ee eee we ~~ "2 —— 2 - te : ent tempe : : $3 on sit re trimmed with beaverette and chinchilette, others heavily embroid- . . . = . P -- . >7 e —s **% ath o , —_ - ; ns. . rood — >: +h White, Browns and Grays—only. cate and engaged in st | ) . red. while still others shew. bested ss A good — 1¢ always-pop- Sizes §*> to 10 EN ; pinta ular taiore its. $ Oraided, showing ime woremansaip anc distinction. Four , — ™ ae ae eee | - as A i tr —_ . 7 a - a . c Pers >, ta ; ‘7. 2 ee ee Se Oe a : Regular tl . 7 ; ee a r | izes for misses 16 to a0, sizes for women 36 to 46 and extra sizes 4274 to s5a%4. $2.50, $3.00 & $3.50 C — : , : ° i E: ; , as isa i a Downstalrs Store reenfields August Sale of 200 Silk Sport Dresses : ea Sheets and Domestics At an Extremely Low Price live at Eighth | | rover : | _ was past | : | f Tablecloth Remnants, 39c to $1.95 Each | f : TOEODUNAE AAO OEE THEE! «sco = | secured thesn Maiaiitis from ene of Ge tak $ 1 QO | Anl 2 edie cnt aratl : Seer a ere oe — DEI ce $F Rais ha - — Oe «ge : ’ a 7 ae 2: - OU Rr ee a —— all ? 29 ee OF - > oo te 7 — * s - & : as ware « Pe oO ee Oe e SIXTH STREET—BETWEEN LOCUST AND ST. CHARLES STS. _ -— o 25 = >. =. - . - 5 & alt «2 ~teeen » an oe Py = @ . Se E may select a W 26 Se © fa i A WONDERFUL value is offered Monday i ¥ with the assurance . . ' | Itica Mill Sheet o.’ ik : these 200 Dresses. You will immediately?§ thé season will not ¢ New York St. Louis Columbus e515 Each - oy = sat recognize the opportunity to purchase garments§ possession on the ; pg 4 styles exhibited are of t of this character at such a low price is most ex-§ are staple. ~ i a ceptional. ~~ 4 “——. e- Made long and full » | from filling or dressing Sizgo imches. P ly Re, A , Dresses for sports wear of printed and plain « " sily straight below the a, a ia - =" hom} combinations: We seggestion of grace in ! ee 4 s: 2 Te - assumes. The extreme | —— eee ust AT pe : i hich these Costs are ee, St ee ee te F SS) eos Canton Crepe, Woven Stripe Crepe def surchess of @ Fan >) —>—e. a ° ae ae eee " . Goren to sell at this ies ee ae : “a Ry, Chine, Roshanara Crepe, Silk-and-Woel The Shop for Women” a ~ + | gtripe effects, eplendid Ses PA bh, ate Crepe and Fancy Woven Silks. Unbleached Muslin EAR Me RENT se ts|' ESR : The styles (three of them illustrated) embrate the new features in one-piece, two-piece : | 12? ? Y d , . : > ee ” : ‘ For Monday ee So ae 3 o’Clock Svecial KY At eR quette. combinations and coat models in Gi Crochet Bedspreads : | wey | favored colors—white and colors for Summum, $1.95 Each ‘ wear. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20 and women’s saa i ¥ . = | Gal: Be- 7 : 36 to 42. (Downstairs ? ct Nainsook. 19¢ bere di ei! : des — for jcuble ‘ 4 _ Tee Detter quality, closely | beds Size Sompo inches 6000 Pairs of Men’s aoc ti 2 - A Value-Giving Sale Unequaled : ee Wee Downstairs Stc Crepe de Chine . : in the History of Our Business | At $1.25 Yard At Very Special Prices EXCELLENT T quality all- Thread Silk August Sale of ee oe, 2 ee A ee ee nent of t._ evemiz 3 at S3 ced neels, im biack. grey, Hand-Embroidered Gowns 22 2fe=es Sait O9e and — _ Printed Crepe de Chine a Si c and | is ie = At $1.69 Y ard tome style, in black amd cord Alse : ds | te Casement Cloth eautifc] new printec Crepe wer Jromstitch in black, cor- e m ome ro rome — me Socks ack. F Y , R5ce Yard ee a ~ PmorarT . -- Se TREES 2th ff POTS &. 40-Inch Near Seal Coat 48 and 50-In. Marmink Coats (Seal Dyed Coney) (Dyed Marmot ) iz : ey; : - ae 4 poe Sas *~ oe. - . —— These are slight seconds oe | ? are of |! cloth. in sus colored grounds. Ideal fo: Lut the imperfections re bani | : Jacquard ee > ee 5 = t in [Dever + Sresses, S.ouse tc > wmcses ly noticeable S: tot 45 — - 8 Variet £ re The New Model u bink oc white ia ehgover seyies es dmg c x (CUR | - = White Sports Satins Thread-Silk and Fiber-Silk Socks : co : Costume Slips. 95c At $1.49 Yard Pure thread silk Socks, in black: also Sber silk in gray, Pale — : I : anc ftamcy weaves Beach, corcowan, waite and navy. Al! have double soles e n e a = white sateen, in the bodice-tor Weigt> for ver skir*s. «4c anc nigh-spliced heels. Slight seconds hs res 3 Cc = €«¢ styles. with shoulder s+ traps of self : -hes wide > to 83% | : Tan Por ngee. 49¢ Yard . e rorgee - -- : we, 45% me Sie Se EEE, 4: 3600 Women’s Vests 12a “PE 5 Pet Bh em der straps ot self materials. Sizes 25 TO 44 wnstairs Store a a Offer Exceptional Values 3 Po a GE Oe ee ee ke et rig actene ~~ TLE cg OE gi Women’s Voile Dresses Lames . J 14¢ : Wilton Velvet Rugs ' In Our Cloth Coat | “1: .29 ) ee At 5985 | q Gln alee ao Sa : roomy: sizes 36 and 38 only. Slight Department Se a seconds, but good values at the a Dresses ‘to >be Extra-Size Vests ‘Congoleum Art Rugs 9x12 Size, , $13.90 413-17 N. 6th St.—-STEWART’S—413.17 N. éth St.

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offered Monday in bu will immediately purchase garments price is most ex- printed and plain Stripe Crepe de , Silk-and-Wool oven Silks. llustrated) embrace , two-piece Jac- bat models in the olors for Summer and women’s sizes. (Downstairs Store ) 2n’s Socks Prices | x Y j Nee” / & . | . ——™ Silk Socks fiber silk in gray, Palm e double soles Sizes 35c OW Meta ire Rirore s Vests ptional Values 4c Cotton Vest with lored tops, full and pand 38 only. Slight od values at the price. ests tT le poc cuality, which are DS, built-up style. Sec- Downetairge Store.) — Tene _ —_—— — The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - 9 ee * SETXDAY, ay gvGusT 22. 1923. ee = LS -—--e Lt SE eS —————— m a X. BAER & FULLER _GRAND-LEADER Te _ —— meieenaenelll If You Live Out of the City Write Mary Allen of our Personal Shopping Bu- reau. She will shop for you as carefully as though your requirements were her own. * The Advance Sale of WOMEN'S FALL COATS An Important Selling Reveals Authentic Winter Fashions at a Price [hat Pledges a Positive Saving season very profitable. NE may select a Wrap from this exhibit with the assurance that the progress of the season will not find one’s joy in its possession on the wane, for although the styles exhibited are of the very latest, they are staple. Made long and full with a flare or severe- ly straight below the hips—there is every Suggestion of grace in the lines the Wrap assumes. The extremely moderate price at which these Coats are marked makes the purchase of a Fall Wrap this early in the Fringed Curtains Specially Priced = Each A SPECIAL group of 500 Fringed Curtains at a price that makes possible a definite saving. Such popular weaves as bungalow, casement, filet, and coarse mesh are included, in a varied selection of patterns. Drapery Silk, $2.50 Yard An artificial Silk, with a lustrous finish, highly desirable for window drapes. Rose, blue, mulberry, brown, gold, and tan. 48 inches wide. Curtain Nets, 49c Yard Nets in floral and conventional pat- terns that readily suggest themselves for living-room or dining-room cur- tains. Cream, ecru and white. Casement Cloth | Cretonnes 85c Yard | 65c Yard Jacquard Casement Fabric in Effective patterns carried cut * Vatiety of patterns and in the | in gay colors, on light or dark Popular weaves, are shown at | backgrounds. For hangings, this price in the new drapery | slip covers, cushions, etc. 36 Scru color. inches wide. (Sixth Floor } SE : Sewing Machines Well-Known Makes at Prices Exceedingly Low White Rotary (As Illustrated) $63.75 THIS Machine, which is ‘made of quarter- sawed oak, is highly’ finish- ed. Equipped with ball bearings and the well-known White Rotary head. Complete with a full set of Greist attachments. White Electric at $125 The Electric White Rotary Machine is fitted in a Martha Washington cabinet and equipped with automatic lift head. May be purchased on the club plan of easy payment, with a uberal allowance for old machine. S. B. F. Special at $29.75 A drophead machine with golden oak case. Case is equip- Ped with four drawers and contains a complete set of attach- (Fifth Floor.) , | | | included. Sizes 36 to 46 are The materials are the high-pile fabrics which have continued in vogue—Fashona, Lustrosa, Veldyne, Premavera, and Arabella. Ormandale, Samara, Colors: Navy, black, kit fox, brown and others. The trimmings are silk braid, drapes, silk embroidery, ties, and. fur collars—squirrel, beaver, wolf, fox, Viatka squirrel, and taupe wolf or self-trimmed. Five of the styles illustrated. — ihird Fioor.) Beautiful Rugs In a Diversity of Weaves and Prices 9x12 Velvet Rugs, $41.50 E unusual character of this offering will be appreciated when we say that these are Bigelow-Hartford Winton Rugs, a very good make, in a heavy quality, and a large assortment of pleas- ing designs. Each Rug is finished with fringed ends. “Tremont” Rugs, $16.59 Reversible Rugs, of wool-and- fiber, for use in bedrooms. Durably woven, and shown in light color effects. Size 9x12 feet. Brussels Rugs at $24.50 Offering an exceptionally good quality ‘of seamless Brus- sels Rugs at a special price Small allover designs in various colors. 9xI2 size. Axminster Rugs, $58.50 A heavy grade, woven in seamless style. Shown in a complete assortment of designs, ini good color effects. Size 9x12 feet. Crex Rugs at $11.50 Stenciled designs, on blue brown, green, -and tan back- grounds. gx12 size. A value of excellence. (Sixth Floor.) Housewares In the August Sale The Vacuum Pipeless Furnace It can be installed in old or new homes and requires no heating pipes, thereby saving fuel. May be purchased on the club plan of convenient payments Ask to have our representative call at your home and help you solve the heating problem without any obligation to you. Hygienic Refrigerators, $31.75 Three-door side - icer. made with solid oak case and white enam- el provision chamber. Ice Capacity 75 pounds. Garbage Cans, $1.98 Wirtt's high- grade extra- heavy corru- gated galva- nized Gar- bage Can with rein- forced bot- tom, deep rim cover and bai! lie; gallon size; specially priced. Brass Bird Cages, $2.98 I m p orted brass Cages, of attractive shape; excep- tionally well made; fitted with remov- - able drawer .. Complete with seed cups and perches. Auto Vacuum Freezers, $4.89 Convenient 2-quart size; re- quires no turning of a crank. Splendid for taking on picnics, outings, etc. Water Pitchers, $1.69 Made of “Mirro” aluminum; 2-quart size. 8 O-Cedar Mops, $1.15 Large size t r ian gular Mops with a d justable handle. These Mops clean as they pol- ish. (Fifth Picer ) THE AUGUST SALE OF LAMPS Brings Forth Beautiful Floor and Table Lamps at Prices to Incite Interest in the _ Effective Lighting of Pleasing Interiorsx—All Complete With Socket, Cord and Plug Lamp Base, $8.95 HAND-TURNED Base for junior floor lamp, finished in stip- pled gold and ebony. Decorated with polychrome relief. Silk Shade, $10.75 24-inch oval Shades, made of Geor- gette over silk, in various colors. 6-inch silk fringe and skirt. Bridge Lamp, $8.95 Hand-turned bases in an assortment of finishes. Swivel arm of reeded tubing. Junior Lamp, $11.50 _ Hand-turned bases finished in black and gold. Silk Shades, $12.95 Oval Shades, 24-inch, made of Georgette and cut net over silk. 8-inch fringe skirt. Bridge Lamp, $11.50 _ Hand-turned bases, finished in black and gold. Adjustable arm. Lamp Shades, $9.75 For bridge lamps; a 4-inch silk Shade in black Georgette over gold. 5-inch fringe and skirt. Lamp Bases, $14.50 Bridge Lame Bases, hand carved, and finished in burnished gold. Lamp Shade, $10.50 A 14-ifch oval Bridge Lamp Shade, made of Georgette and gold net over silk. 7-inch bullion and silk fringe, and skirt. Table Lamp, $13.50 Metal bases, in various shapes and fin- ishes. Shades of overcast metal, lined with Cathedral art glass. Lamp Bases, $14.50 A Junior lamp with attrac- tively carved Vase finished in gold. Silk Shades, $17.95 Oval shaped silk Shade of Georgette. 8-inch bullion and silk fringe, and skirt. Table Lamp, $15.75 Metal bases in a diversity of shapes and finishes. 18-inch overcast metal shade lined with cathedral art glass. Boudoir Lamp, $1.95 Luster vase bases in a va- riety of colors. (Fifth Floor.) A Special Selling of Traveling Bags ac $750 AGS substantially made of high-grade walrus, full leather lined and made with three pockets. Have large reinforced cor- ners, heavy frames and claw catches—all qualities which make for durability. Eighteen inches in size. This Bag is particularly desirable for the boy or girl going away to college. Very exceptional values. (Fourth Floor.) color assortment. Lengths 1% yard and up. values at this low price. THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis WOOLEN REMNANTS Pile Fabrics at $5.98 Yard HESE fabrics include the newest ma- | terials for the coming season, such as | Twills, Suitings, and fine Pile Fabrics. Choice | coats, suits and dresses. Some have slight im- Some slightly imperfect. Dress Goods Remnants | At $4.98 Yard | A large assortment of fashionable Fall weaves and colorings. Lengths from 1 yard | : up. Majority are 54 inches wide. Wonderful | es. Exceptionally fine quality. Lengths 1 yard These Remnants on Thrift Avenue and Squares At 25c Each | High-grade woolen fabrics for trimmings, handbags, millinery and many other purposes. | Goods, There are many pieces that match, in %& to % yard lengths; 54 inches wide. At 65c Each Short lengths of fine quality Coatings, Suit- ings and Dress Goods. Several pieces alike. Lengths up to % yard; 54 inches wide. | (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) | August Sale of Woolen Remnants at $3.98 Yd. Many new weaves and colors are included in this offering. Fabrics for Fall, suitable for | perfections. Lengths from 1 yard up; 54 in. _ wide. Fine Woolen Rermnants At $2.98 Yard The most desirable Fall materials, in plain and novelty weaves, for suits, coats and dress- _and up; 54 inches wide. (Second Floor.) At 95c Each Ramnants of Coatings, Suitings. Dress various colors, also navy blue and black. 54 inches wide. ; | (Square 2—Main Fioor.) | | At $1.95 Yard | Fine woolen fabrics, for skirts, coats, wraps | and dresses. Various colors and materials. _ Lengths from 1 to 4 yards. (Square 9—Main Floor.) Cotton Suiting, r9c Yard Good quality, a close imita- tion of beach cloth, in blue, green, tan, pink, etc. 36 inches wide. 26-Piece Apartment Set At $3.95 Dainty white and gold border design light-weight domestic porcelain Sets. 6 dinner plates, 6 fruit saucers, 6 cups and sau- cers, 1 meat dish, 1 baker, to the set. Odd pieces may be had. Laces at 19c Yard Imported Venise Laces in bands, edges and_ galloons, splendid copies of real Laces, many in filet effects. Milanese Silk Gloves At 95c Pair White 16-button length Gloves with plain and embroidered arms and double tips; slight seconds. Women’s Gowns at 75c Made of nainsook, slipover style, in peach, flesh, orchid, white and blue. ._ Aluminum Coffee Percolator at 95c Panel shape, straight style, 8- cup capacity, black ebony han- dle and glass top. House Dresses, $1.00 Of linen-finish material, plain blue, rose and peach, stamped in designs for cross-stitch, lazy- daisy and French knot embroid- ery. Also some of unbleached low. muslin with checked gingham pocket and collar. Lace Curtain Samples 49c to $1.49 Each Included are fringed, bunga- low and casement Curtains. Scotch and filet weaves. Full width and length. Silk-and-Fiber Stockings At 79c Pair Semi-fashioned, with double heels, toes and tops. White, gray, fawn and black. Brocade Corsets, 98c Elastic-top Corsets with me- dium-length skirt; for medium, full figure. Sizes 22 to 29. Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Madeira Guest Towels At 95c Some are made of round- thread linen and others of round-thread crash. 15x24 in. Neatly hand scalloped and hand only in this sale. full-size bed. 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, $198.50 One sample Suite in two-tone American walnut, consisting of dresser, chifforobe, full-length vanity and bow-foot bed. The Suite is dustproof constructed throughout. Priced remarkably The August Sale of . FURNITURE Floor Samples Embracing S uites and Odd Pieces for Every Room inthe Home at G reatly Reduced Prices 3-Piece Overstuffed Living-Room Suite, $229.50 This Suite in Queen Anne design. is exceptionally well con- structed and priced exceedingly low. Upholstered in combina- tion cordova velvet, with figured tapestry cushions. Two Suites 3-Piece Living-Room Suite, $69.50 One sample Living-Room Suite in English brown mahogany; upholstered in figured velour and equipped with spring seat. 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite, $167.50 One sample Suite, consisting of 60-inch buffet, oblong table, china cabinet, five side chairs and one armchair. Suite is at- tractively finished in two-tone American walnut. 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite, $149.50 English brown mahogany. This eight-piece Suite consists of 60-inch buffet, round table with 54-inch top, five side chairs and one armchair. One Suite.only. 3-Piece Bedroom Suite, $93.75 e. One sample Bedroom Suite in Queen Anne design; American walnut finish. The Suite consists of dresser, chifforette and Dining-Room Tables, $24.50 Ten sample fumed oak a Room Tables. Colonial peri 54-inch planked top, extends 6 ft. Vanity Dressers, $67.50 Ten sample Vanity Dressers in Queen Anne design; American walnut finish. Provided with six roomy drawers; large French plate mirror in center and two large wing mirrors. 3-Piece Living-Room Suite at $247.50 A sample Living-Room Suite, in the Louis XV period, beautifully upholstered in figured mohair. Each piece is provided with loose spring-filled cushions. Suite ‘consists of full-length davenport, side chair and high-back wing chair. Illustrated. There are many other values in addition to these mentioned. Shop early and take advantage of this extraordinary sale of sample pieces. Easy terms of pa (Seventh Fioor.) embroidered. (Square §—Main FPieor.) RS —— — - ee LL a ——— - — a Sa ian ee ee ‘ > i. Siesta te Stal ieee

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the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equ als that of the Daily Globe- Democrat and the Times ecompDined. arceiPar. 10 »ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation wollen aaa esis eseat nate a st ONE ee $$ oe oS Se Se SS SSS SSS SS See SESSSESSeesserssesssssseecessessses - WS |" || The Big Sale Events Here Tomorrg . ioe 8 + years -» ’ ‘ ‘ , ‘Feourth Fleer—‘\seernts.) The Store for ALL the People Junio.’ nd Girl’ ~=0© Lhese New Dresses Summer Wash Dresses ——»>- mz Are in Styles So Smart = UH Beginning Tomorrow—An Event Thousaniiie 5 Await The August Blackik Sale More Than Ever Important This Year, Because Black Silig BE ason’s Favorite - + $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 Dresses 53) > €-% ~~ They Are Captivating. xk Crepe de Chine In this - this Aw- August B ack Silk $1 00 a .° i $2.50 Black Chiffon Taffeta; ya: pure dye \ustrous Sizes 6 to 14 in Vogue for Priced at » gots —— —.. 8 + ° ‘cs .3 = /'. Sed.e | in this — igust Black Silk $I 9 a.e¢ ac 6 @ell-xno¥n beautiful Black $9.5 Black Chiffon Velvet: itk Cr tom crepe is ‘tea! for o> aa _ -Inc® -silk Black Chiffon arara Chenille = ail a>- / dreeees Velvets. In this August “ $6. 95 August Back Sk a ee ee " $4.88 Black Wee l’resmes welt ARCAIN RASE MUR 3000 Pairs of Women’s $4.50 Black Flat Thread Crepe $4.00 Black Satin Canton Crepe : Satin Charmeuse This ach }e Sn 5 od atic Charmecu — * Is oom . 33-inch wide, all-eilk, lustrous, satis- ne — = . es: EB Mat T “repe. In the Au ard finwh In ths ac 2 /nread ~~. - . y s ~ = oust nate” Gin nel face crepe-back. extra qual $2.98 qx «ale $2 \ . tty. August Black Silk sale. — a 20eeneut Segent.' SMM a Mn pred Phneriarines We Begin, Tédnimall helent Annual August Blam Sale With a Most Remarkable Gite es Choice of ool-Mixe °Fene4 ‘ — STL LLLLLLLLLLL LLL APPL AULT UUUUULL CUTOUT ULL aca. navy > - : A and — 9 te aaa Saree . > i a . . . . ~** ~ . rr} 7 _ > ; ’ e ‘ 4 ft = + > i= > ~~ * A ey] e- _ ' a+ a’ : Patent One-Stran Patent Tongue Pumps. gray trimmed gTay quarters Black Satin : White Kid Strap Pumps ak Pumps Patent One ee , Brown Kid Strap Pumps Oxtords Patent Two- Groin a Strap Pumps ‘Dp: reen Sandals _ At Half-Price and Less —— — I _ a 2 r=. » . : eS “ ¥ Ms ae x - ai = 3 @¢p , ad >? ” i * = i . ~~ “ate. 2 2 R Pi : . » z — ‘ - és r SN ee ee ee ee oo ee ee MS aK: rere italia . bin . om : 2 — = > Fame a =— ah - P = . porter. - -_ > , $1 to $1.50 Articles oy on Sale «¢ SO mii . » - es ; — yy ~ re kk , a. ered Lin soo) Pegs s> 2 wish : : . . | = | r ae ; nA : + ~ aa a > a + : - | xt ' ; { . ct tort - . >" ie, - 7% : Ma! ise. c —_—? | ' : : -* “ : " sz . . i . - . - a > oe : . sé ’ a . *. _ = ' : - - —s & - £ —_ = . | — jm ™ - Bus = " -— -~ -— - - ‘ r » - . - = a - : _ ¥ ; : a 3” ia? i ° fi r \ ‘ce a> r - . 2 —_ ° ——— ~ —s : — _ = % “Gre * 4 = > * Sc Inepeo ned Pin Cubes of * 7 : ° > a i= @ > - a . | = : os _ tai’ Se 3-In-1 (mil. im Dottie : ) . ney me Be , : oe Oc Leatherette Shopping Bags —LaArge size we mac 2sc West Elbectric : t - . ; . ; : , i . ‘ : : : Lo = : . 3 ~ Gray Suede Pumps One® .- ss see ———— 7 Humpty Dumpty and Others -_ 25 nm sale at this ft nate p irehases. set perfect. Some somne overcast & | Bargain Basement—YN agents. ; _ Black Silk Sale $3.49 40-In. Silk Canton $6.95 40-Inch __Crepe. $1 98 Chiffon Velvet, " ee ES SEE RP BET oe a © Tomorrow's Hout $1.40 Set Sauce Pans. ($8 Made of heavy. very high- a | grade aluminum, in Upped styler t sizes 1 Il‘ and 2 quarts; ieug ~*~ Winter ee - $4.00 40-In. Black Satin Niagara Crepe, $2.95 4 ee . ¢ a. - se e*2se = ¢ r & * —4 4 i-oe $4.00 40.Inch $4.95 40-Inch Chi Uisters! Tlsterette ack — “ss Car $3.00 40-Inch - s _ » % . . eo oe ee wget oh -*-- ou've newer «een the that were going »f this Fall and Winter! Yokes — pleated backs — patch lh Aect—Duge rr>l “NADPD ¥ de lire! an do now about them’ your own goad appearance to see them and— $4.00 40-Inch - $ Canton Crepe $2.49 36-Inch $249 Black Satin » heavy. reveratnte | Guarmaeuse, $1.79 . cre & beautify! a -alz - - for mn tae bs ~“aae ape a wondertu | 25c Percales at 15¢ mt le te Selly =. Se. “ Laundry Lint of S ata => You Owe it to Your Bank Account to Buy NOW cr, Sons ca tet Oe Se y Srl ver Lae . 2r reas ‘_- . , e ” a ; HATTerNnsS - . ‘nehes « _ 75 . 2 © S a & 8 . : 2 a 5 . bs] £ . 8 a 2 . c . = A ) a 7 . a - a r . & B . = a r . 8 e 2 “ & ® © = © . ® » s . . = e © 8 . . . 2 . . © e . » a

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ST “ef % od SUN NDAY. . avGt UST v9, —— AUGUST 12, 1923. Ihe City Circulation of the — PUsT- DISPATCH atone Exceeds that of the Daily Star ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11 —_——e — o_-- ---- — =a " _———— ~ —~_—— , 4 Seeenens ~) | fringe, black head $18. 50 Nugents Pride 75c Curtain 5&c Curtains, Each Handsome Lacet Arab nel for medicinal and toilet use— | 5c cake, or, 55c dozen | $2.50 and $2.75 Mattresses, $15.40 10c Jergen’s San Hemo Baby Net at. Yard. D apery an ks. .0-lb Mattresses, with all Filet Curtain Nets made of best | Curtains, handmade m ifs | Solid co 1 48 inch | cotton layer filling, roll e dge quality Egyptian yarns in neat fig- | mounted on best quality reach | net. Choice of four elegant pat- 5c cake or 55c doz. Alice Bell Velour Powder Puffs, nieces Sj a ruarar ree dad Suni fast ured Choice of ivory or | in all the new F: shades. beige color terns. Size 30x76 gray en $5.50 Cot Pads, $4.35 Extra heavy, 30x76 inch y lasts we ured ruffle ’s Hou: Specials $5.45% og Set Sauce Pans of heavy, very high- yminum, in lipped style; | I‘ and 2 quarts; leng | and good grade tic ki ne. Guare anteed to wear satisfactorily. (Third Floor—Nugents-) effects. panitary and washable... 10c ( Third ini nugen ts.) DRESSES New Dresses That Would Regularly Sell for $15, $18, $20 and $22.50 (Main Floor—WNugents.) ~———- ee Sale of $3.50 to $5.00 New Rengo Belt Another Shipment of T his Silk Hosiery So Remarkably Priced Mane Jare—Heavy giased Jare With ground edgea—firet quality. 4-galion geize, especial 6-gaiion size, special... 81.26 B-galion site, especial $1.08 Corsets Remarkably Priced at $2.00 to $5.00 Pure 39 Women’s Thread Silk Hosiery All Perfect he} «6lLaundry Seap-——O (Limit of 2 orders and 8 orders t) ed ) 5 hare for. polishing ad ~enatture (Limit 1&c = Corsets of Flesh, Broche and Coutil In Choice of All Sizes 923 to 36 Due to a most unusual purchase, we to offer these new Corsets at this very speciai price it ine lowing very popular models Very Low Top With Elastic Sections, or Slight- ly Higher With Fullness to Support the Bust Some All Silk Some Silk With Lisle Tops Some Glove Silk Every pair full-fashioned and reinforced at beei and Toe. Choice of black, white, heige. Russian calf, white- and-black. blaek-and white. African brown. cordovan, ete. You’ll find plain colors, hand-embroidered clocks, hoot and allover. Come in all shoe shades. Styles For Street Wear Afternoon Wear Evening Wear Sport Wear Panels Pleats Beads Embroidery Sashes Buckles Ornaments F Materials Canton Crepe Charmeuse Crepe de Chine Roshanara Flowered and Georgette Combinations Tricolette Real Spanish Lace A rousing Bargain Basement Dresses in styles for immediate wear—in choice of black, navy blue, lan, gray and green. All Sizes—36 to 46, 14 to 20, Inclading Extra Sizes—42 1-2 to 52 1-2 ee.Th sprinkling Mone, oft hig 68c Pudding or Cake Pans; deep shape; 4-qt. size, made ie pure oe 7 ore num X and $1 Lawn Sesthhders * * #ile«e W ~ & founta: Spray ir the ah piv Kuat png byt are enabled | fol. | tye seep. Nile fy, ’ 7 ed sale of smart new and early Fall brown. coeoa, e Rengo Belt by all women tt other than t! Manv women will wear no (‘orset because of its \ ery special features. It 1s who require (‘orsets that have reimnfor ements over men. It is popular with others becaus: tion at the hack whic! tures are in th favored _ $22. 50 Dinner lace ecesm high-ere korcelaln ware nd gpoid itne inates the Co this sale ‘(tourth saucers Ati Ver $3.95 : aie 4 On Sale on Bargain Squares (Main Fleer—NVuegeats.) ee ee ee Dee ee ee De DD oe ee oped ODD DD AD AADADRA DDD AAD ARAMA DAMA AAO nanannannl iif : ’ » 5 : eae ral TT) @ - e models offered 17) att 26 places FloonmVNagen ta.) Saeaeagzaagaas®

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he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. - PATC he Citv Circulation of t! atc ; 222288 ewe ee eww www _ Ses Home From Neer et ee a mantinopie, Smvrmd SAFETY COUNCIL IN COUNTY FRISCO WOULD -sOLiSH GRANST NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Five de- Grives of the Turks, arrived today lerident Prevention ‘Work on Hich- AND # PAWL i Ee stroyers which last October aided and docked at the navy tard. Brock- mie? : _ ~ : * . - ix, ways and Streams Is Aim. 4 p*? zreex rei u- J uu. x feneral accident prevention work _ tind» 9 | - " ee OT : at Rerity : r= in St. Leuts County, net only along . . . 4 : PAR : the highways Out on streams fre- "OO ta: : near the we #4 "os Washington Av.. Near Seventh uented by outing parties wiil be ~ ¢ = _ ‘ —— —_ — —-_ « P . sy / . » .* Iimaer aa : ~: ss . . s > . r : > ~ ° - - : . i : ~ - . . © a ae = a..8.8 ' a ; ae ' ; ———— rer % Art Needlework—Complete Baby Shop— Embroidery and Hemstitching—Hosiery Be, hy jp Baby Guest Towel | DRESS . , a san . i | ~4 ry amped and sewing — - . = _ - —- -_ 7 - a 5 = ct mr ié ec. Bete eds 37 R and l-vrear sizes. Reg- C ea Bee Be. " . tet ©. = ee - ° ent Te tae ae es os - = = Sf ae sone & — ADVERTISEMENT FAT FOLKS! Wash vrour fat away with La-Mar Redur- — HOSE SPECIAL! + For Outsize Users ned Silk Hosiery. Our regular $2.15 S ~ Ra’ 5@C Las Y priced ‘Sis week at. per pair 1.59 4 Complete Line of Infants’ and Children’s toods EMBROID Sultadie for s ‘28 8)8) 8)/8.80 8 8) yt mw i i ome om i ing “oa l Tse = iifos®T > Fuicw and «a zing Sorhing interna: 2o@y desirec Clasees at Nort) > a? ——-_ . — = ERY & BRAIDING‘ ai Patremagr sw Mie wren ee Bp Cy ve . , . e 2 ~ “ ’ » 2 -. - 4 a ms Ke 4 ‘ . HEMSTITCHING - +. + while Yea Wait . : ar = =! ~ ) a bi - - - . — —- Skirts Pleatec Monogramming ¢ Drawnwork > ; ’ = _? > * Scalloning Burt-tonholes Tucking Man+ other kinds of wort tat the setvies and seasen demand= r Tas ,T esses to ae Three Day Demonstration and Sale at ve PP eit i iis iat aot ator stay atta atatattet th UP AF MF YF SFU SR SRY Sa oR SE oR SRR SRR SR ERR OR SR ER ERE OR OR —- Fae Fe Pe ee ee” ee ee ee ee ee et ee ee ee ee ee oe Fee ee ee a =~ —— --— . The Gow es samme DoOat a8 a cenrers. Way pa ‘ronage o'¢ge will oe us n is WOr- ae “ey Pare cead cere th senator Wat- Monday : eae in oo Ce a « or) o/s > o-eat#ent 11 minutes, and : thag Tuesday = i DS except tour wees] + ie ee ee ee a Nugents +s > ’ ’ ‘ J ee ae —— ~~ or =| Thaw Washington Avenue Corner Seventh Wednesday d oot ee us a a "es. OT ‘hey cae warw ‘2e@ re- a pieaseaxt at Tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday SO) CPs) Aare) es) Sea eee ee eee i Afi Concern ta Batier Camp. ‘ere -~ «ee ‘= *s e hed -*-. Pabier 5 ‘ha Spencer mar "ave 8 ‘oe rea schie with the new Preati- oh ~. bad with Harding They -.* @Seencer and Cootége a meee og tans toe vet becansee of tafor- , lg mete 4 Ld hy = giek re 79 UII WMG PIU Wiiy a ~ DS SVM OVI EN TIT AT Hosiery Display on Living Models! Women’s “Everwear” Full-Fashioned Silk Hose men@ suede cinnamon ani white Simes §% ‘ :) Me. 48 —Worer ; dlack ané@ cord ‘a “i re In ordering Dy mail : gM . - > 4 — Women’s “Everwear” Seamless Silk Hose 31.00 Ne. 84XK—W orm: ‘ » $y . >: Diack. white sue a? ta $ ®. Ne. 1238—W >-—- — ae =F - cin = Diack, cimmamon anc : Sh . S| 45 : . a... T "$150 In ordering >» wl siease men : > ~ > = = — =: . —s = _ = 8 = = S i_ - « = bts igi : remar - — Anna t) noe the 2Teatest Hosiery ei L values in America’ a==Women's “Everwear” Lisle Hoge=————=— Ne. 1214—Women « ip Disck. white and Se, 38K —Wome:. s | Pee Perk pee Children’s “Everwear” Hose comes in Diack white . fo. S5—"hildren 1ecium we gAt ribb Im ordering dy ma mehticn i x. white and cordovan, Are Lowly Priced for Early Buying Smart Fashions Pleated Entirely Effecis : Neo Men's “Everwear” Hos-—— Mes weedium weis eergoervan. tay’ white «a sizes 3S CTT aaa Ne 10% with ght Se. 3-—Men > 2 | ? “rm nm" Paae : — , . Sites * : a oF nos ' » ‘to . im ordering wy * Loe “— . fini ny —— oe a he 3 , -— —-~ — —— Prepare Now che: Sa ie . . . - - ,. ’ : . = * ss. ; ' : .- > - . : — - : — = _-—-- = Teor Babler’s oo lke Store for ALL the Peopie —@SSRB BBR ERSTE EK EB HR ERB EEE SB Bae it et ee

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SUNDAY, . J 7m , , | chill ata : errs i929 ne The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH! “48 is €r ——— nee roar: 4 _ ai , a Ca ie ene GRATIOT , i A PI /it 1f} prone thinking he as Senator was However, at this stage of the situ- Lightning Kills Two Men. , ee 0 Lines : 000 STATIONS n control of the situation. ation none of the politicians really By the Associated Press. esterday flea Babler Won. has any accurate information and CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., Aug. 11.— - + , 4 Le he einai e ” ‘He Stace wp. The end was that Babler won and anybody who hes the formula to’) William Grier, 48, and Frank Horak. etween the ing to Wir Recognit Pabler’s interest in Hl] is an politicians, \at t Hill be named ts ft - BE with _The ¢ 2 ° ission for authority ,; Spencer had no real voice in choos- solve the Coolidge puzzle would un- | 40, were killed by lightning while S$ e Gratiot and Linden. ; I } ng Mispurt appointees doubtedly be liberally rewarded by seeking shelter under a tree in Sin.‘ ) . , : 5 b] ] é i ] 4 6 ' ' iy © hy r . ? ~ age = a aves the Western Mm. aprety Fae! on : ged 7 - tee > nas f the seekers to control patron-|clair Park at 1 a. m. today. Their ° The railroad peu sn a“ Support Garesche, and in age. bodies were found at 5 o'clock. ° ‘4 ntinwue ugh » provide 2ervice Saw . , my " ; prefer David W. Hill ity by bh Cnenceér anu fisyu rV- \|Or s rmer Speak if th | by bulldineg il . ' 5 “3 ence Missour't Ty 1 ee ; , Are buying home locetiong in The Moor- S All for d ; »** - . . . ? ~ see? ‘ of ’ ? ' ] ’ ’ r ‘ ivenue : ee , ant 3 , . r: i bid i Tl ‘ lands. They realize that 2 e a 4 ‘ jve right to apeestaghe several months that x a dome district : of the city is pervea | age in Misdour!, ere u i sie tea ee re ers it is incomparable, and that \.» city’s westward mt suburban trains ana wmpost uncerta! Nelcal ok. beg | x: hese age t nam a- growth insures constantly increasing values. You, = | : 10% it} resche., ut Spencer yas not e ‘ 1} x > : . ; rt e street car line ¥ th gerne ans ~ ve 2 » too, siould invest in a homesite now. . ne, in their h hop nd sa! 1 Ww Weel ; ‘olumbia ana gce in nope And salad only pew we De - . corsage peas Mes to solve the puzzie °F NOW tO fore the death of the President tha : Se Tiiitinuance of.” SEE feger President Cost. | (Fe, thy death of : ) A $15,000 Home a ? . P ; os : ; and a0 {i r mé *) : , as | ie > 4 ss 9 ; . | | ns 4h ‘ to get any data to guide him QD Can be bought in The Moorlands on a monthly . ve to walk to wee death of President Harding payment basis—cheaper than paying rent. iy Fat Medea ison to powers | SPECIAL NOTICE , ; , rerass tf - . the eugde 1 & « i - Grove line the Vice President whom previ- To the Public ‘ ’ You can afford to own a home of your own in residents, +, » had not been necessary for - : The Moorlands. Save the Jandlord’s monthly toll. ’ | . ; ne south ty it Hac My Patrons and Friends Reap profits from the investment. s | ) We Ship Everywhere ~~? : eid Nticlans to take into ¢ onsidera- | OPEN V NGS st avenue ; a upset Republican politics ~- tg | pleasure to inform you , Write Todoy for Our Illustrated Pamphlet. andl E ENI ae ’ ‘a "Ae fF ‘ fe babiv has upset North *de YMG A os ilidanaar tad Delivered to your MM. ee Pere |i my Becnections witha the = Wills 7 | SHAW & FRANCIS, Special Agents a | veiee Of most ot \¢ oine! - gest , 2G ’ . Bide Y. M.C. A.. Grand - a ie Gee Ween ond once. ; ‘ “i sareaee Snckwaldier R. E. Trust Co. s | SMITH REIS Piano Co. Payment “even avenue, nan. Pat P under the name of Thur fotor C € ain 5055 Si2 Chestuut St. , 3 7 ; ‘eistration for the y ie maiaing — mee as an author ed de er Wiltye | A : VAL. REIS, Gen. M er. y wre - cla ave Committeeman. The Preaident Co ev ate : OL VE ST . late 1005 I : Balance Payable $5.00 Per Month M | r T , . . , ; g believer in party « rganization my new locatior na % mate tha | , , 7 nd ’ iaeeeetes Ad * Flt ttt rr, ‘ an. | ~> ++ #408 Presiden- an atsempt mentioned to nt that he will lelegwation to Con- ition As heinge nr fical nolitctans hma, he expnecte.) to eetume that Sap53... 26. 36581.58. 22,3 B15). Bk EVERY WOMAN WHO NEEDS A ’ Are will } 1iAae q° ; wii be a candidate In 1924 ' } . rs new Coat for this Fall and Winter is urged to par . wt! he r) ye ng UD wit) the stronger? Complicated Factions. ; ‘er ’ us w * ° Fw fy ne w 1! ope rote no? hea , oe ; +} , Pilcations WW} Der agains: &, ra Area Aire acer and 1T, her the {; pon) t} far te : i preclude e'they, gr ’ Strengths *) { rar rer ‘) tice +... larly interested in Sadtion ticipate in this important economy event. Neither in impress the feallv re the valuer; to fully appreciate them, and, when vou do, we en : ‘ se? —=_ ©*¢& @& owe ee further urging to buy (Third Floor.) \! er? rm, minartt lige ’ ¢ f 9 g AYA 610-612 Washington Avenue August Sale of —continues to present distinctive fur models at prices as low or lower than kinds of equal quality. The helpfulness of this celebrated event may be judged from the fact that the prices range from Neckpieces at $15 to Mink Wraps at $rooo. (Third Floor.) ’ w@tahal whi}, . . hi | wo’ 7 hringe Spence r : Babler tag om together igainst Hvde wits bahbiv fe not anv real bar 3 DAR achem, ‘ there ity ls any res | 4 Practica) | MRE toge: Age (+ at i* thy Pititd bi,|! Wit . Bab ii \ anvth'ne narties utual ad- ~ +7 if: | —, : - Advance 9 Autumn Bitten Harding anc ‘ Rabler fa ibe to he fAlled however 414! a er ee eee Qe eee ee we . . . | ' - > » - _ . ° ~ : : " - OT Cer! ring be soma 4 ’

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= i ; i » Cc hr od . % a 14.°> STLOUIS POST.’ USPATCH he City Circulation of the Daily PQST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Glébe-Democrat and the Times Combine Me AUOUST 18 tm © eae — — —— oar : es ; i 3 Se ————— ‘Chago 5. Baseball Tax Nets tC. S Mab. > Reine Collector of In-: Accident Verdict in Laberers Death ) =. tg ——— oil => OO. er ere - ed to- 4 Coroner's accid tent “—An - | onsclidation Vom y nated Press | | ) $60,740.48 was returned yesterday in East St | : amie Ey Fa ~: . ee — ; = a” ~> a : . : ‘ - , rile armeé : yeOc bi i } | : ; > 4 : - . - od . - 7 ~ ; & ~ ’ a s wa we $2,278.96 for local Amer- nor, 50 years old, a concrete worker = Bane Se Rn 8 — 0°@ in . ier . >, 2 me . ¥ 8 - r y > ~_ ~ is tut . : : . ~ , m . erties Fast _ . - _— , P , , ce ot “el =. Bite _ ~ iT@m~sury the iast f. urs . ‘ . aa wr = ‘ . . eT " ; eh}? « her - el! 7 ” , ‘i _ Z 4 -—- ’ ete, 2g” 2 ets X . - ( R DER NOW | : : : ) E - 3 TON I V4 6 : | -—~ ie = . Wat r ; he F © ? =* + f , - . . ro _ : , : | } r a O u S 4 isde if block McPherson arenue Refresiment —_ - " . Seo wae >. hod aa “ - +4 ¢ as > PS e p P 7 ‘Sa >4 e j i 2 4 a adinetneetiadtienteetees abeamiendiinel a | , o : . at 4 as * : - owl de - a én +" r~ ¢ a a ra P , » - e - _— ng _ . v a 4 “ a ‘ gn = i % ka, = z 7 as = . - « . —— ” ote gps Bt ry : -_ : ~ 75 me how, 3129 Sheridan avenue a * ) ae ) C All over Patent mw. 655 Amelia avenue, = . ee S Me ; = id Orchard. Mo. ‘ ; > a ' At show. 4156 Greenieca place | _ so" ™ " “RAW SY This week in ovr Fur Sale ciimaxes all our pre- Mrs. G&G. O ceding efforts at valve giving Wonderful Coats at extremely low prices are on display in our showrxaem daily We tmvite your inspection of sale of oid papers. 5700 et — : - ; | | : We Show t > these exguisite creations. The Fast Workers’ Sewing (lub D. Johns e . on -- = 4 “ - ~ a i of F s ‘ Fk Pe ee a ee i I MR ale oe ity iain, - ~~ a a ~ ae . any . tee eee Sep oe AH: RE om OO ogee Hat -S -”* ‘ Each of These Chairs Is an Artistic Masterpiece and Is an a Value at the Reduced Price $as8co Louis XIII Armchair, in needle- $770. 00 point solid Inu om G wainut, reduced to $3s0.cc Louis XV Armchair, in selid wal- - $259. 00 , ap to | : . nut, gemuine meedle-point, reduced to > —— — - ee - = + woven ‘apestry, point, sclid walnut, reduced to 2 Red Fox Chokers aves suse $25 and Up os . Stone Marten Chokers ™ ae ce 2 - *»s i a a + ge nee 7 ew Prt er 44 ia. ; b ie be = é y 2 : t ; : on Z 7 * 1s OFF ON ALL ne AND REPAIRING mer. “See Our Display in the Fashion Show”’ Pay ees SE pew me ' ail . . ; e €oan4 . - gpore is ‘ammed ¢ ‘4 ‘a the pest few © _- acs? as part pey™ment this entire stock in the a@ ‘wt Peces to rock-botrom. low os 55 per mouth oa s grren to i’ MASLFACTLEAISG FURRIERS (entra) au® ~- af 823-25 Washington Ad. Second Floor Vppesite Hete!l Statler Remember, Our Second-Floor Location Means a Saving to You . . a Saget enzaa eee SAS PTR ESRB RELA RR Ree eee eee eee ee S @ ely /f - - . ne o _ . " © * u * « i | re] M | “ u a “ w a a my a © ~ * © . n a a “ “ “ ° ® : : , . a € > | | TET TTT R e id ASME TLL RI oe: 63d Anniversary .°= Until Until 5:30 P. M. Clearing Sale 5:30 P. M. . > e ° ———_ @ @8 £8 ae 2 are ae ~ . i . > a vy - - : ~ ’ ' 7"? ; ~~? | . e¢" a . i : ~ _+ —« = > ~~ a PT eee hh on on i nt Eight-Piece Two-Tone Walnut Suite Four-Piece Walnut Suite | g HE artisans who built The Carleton harked back P 7 + ‘ ; : ¢ to the Queen Anne era for their design aa 7 > ~ + ~ - — : ‘ . > High and Low Shoes for Men, Women and Children they have reproduced it faithfully. The is finished in American walnut and consists ~~ fe — és - . , . . 2 .** . . - . ‘=. "9 ’ _ ‘ + ~ > ~ - = * . * ~+ > - > . . . . : . — uw ~ _* — . = 4 ~ oec — at Ee wees ou -* >be and - . 3 - ss eae mut. = a varie ch tr? 5] - a aa pier anity wit le mirrors We ; ‘ctl : " . ~ . _*-* : wn 17 ® > >» wt ws —-_ > 7 — tch th: ~- ~~ —- . ' | will match is Suite agains - any 00 extemsion table. tive s: nairs in the city at the s eric SS : _ —— ~~ « 2~ amd ome armcfnair. Women’s and Misses’ — OXFORDS Viet B Simmlar Suite 2f the samme make in American ee ek ee en eae <0! Anis ee ee Values in Berkey @ Gay Suites he Fre3al!) ~ i . g Suites—Radically Reduced Bedroom Suites at Drastic Discounts ‘piece Sheraton mahogany Suite with $398. (i) $425.00 four-piece Sheraton mahogany Suite. inlaid with SO antique silver trimmings. Reduced te die-back mahogany panels. Full-size bed, dresser, $295.00 Same Suite of nine pieces, wit, server $330 00) chest of irawers and Vanity 2 Reduced ts oe S50 Player Piano st «+ ; Reduced to : $524.00 seven-piece walnut Suite with solid maple panels, Same, 57S Player.Piano Same Suite cf mime pieces, with chima cadDinet. $ () 00 mirror, full-size bed, chifforerte, dressing tabie, $395.00 | Reduced to . dresser, chair and bench. Reduced to ' : © Piayer-Piano 650 Player-Pianc | _—. ioe : : ~~ he =) ==! $564.00 to-piece lucor wa.nut Suite with sur! $437 50) $6c2.00 siz-mece walnut Sai ee. Louris XVI design, fall-<iee ” ms — —_ - 2 | $667.00 to-piece Tudor walnut Suite with buri S485. 00 2emc2. . Reduced to . ) 900 Player.Piaso wainut pane!s. educed to U an | ut panels. Reduce $s8r.00 seven-piece Sheraton mahogany two-tene Suite with These Are Just a Few $6:8.c0 t0-piece i | : » | Charr Seats cove: Valows Up t $7: .40 ie oh «$4.40 OXFORDS roe ~~ DRESS SLIPPERS —. ; Fe eaieiinetiatiniiniiehtetie-tnsien con ceeieene een ee ee miutary : oO s | FANCY SPORT OXFORDS erepe si . Values Up to $620 Vaiues Up to 140 $10.00 $11.00 Me ie g tan and combinationp of white aad tan tare Mga a a reer red Ler reels ers Mee iw le e. - ry wt reer fire “af ope" rf Wen s iH ayn am«l I urea to ‘ tii —t4l..e's Po ; ocd Re puersege rrr eek iver’ heey ‘has yale REID’S 411 N. 8th St. Branch Store—5630 Delmar—Same Prices, Quality and Service TUT TEMMOMO RELA ALTLMMETTLLARUUTPUSTHEUTT TOV PMMMILLUTLOGHVAGAROGTICGLTCGT LOGI UMETL ULL MOOD LAGI ETS 21 A Aaadanadass 6 + 4 a -hiy $495. 00 cur! wainut panels. twim beds, dresser. chific- - s our Reduce ed *o rette, vamity, chair and bench. Reduced to si FREE TRI eppeiwhite ies z=. Wos- $56 3. 30 e:ght- -—piece wa! ‘nut Su: te with Sur! walnut panels, tall P ‘™ Dats A Yrore souer -a..c¢C tae SOR 1 00 size bed, dresser. ch: Forette, 2ose mirror, chair, . SS a bench and mghtstand Reduce? ta isit Our Rug Department—Third Fleor—Sale Prices Prevailing. be f 7 oe : | $: 708. go ta-piece mahog satckio Vermfict th We fants Deni h u..V amshec iL < 3 “ia Re tuce ee HOVNNNNNVLAUOOUOUUACOOUAUAOUOOUAUOSNOUAOUOOUOUAOGDUAOAATAATT ee TUTTI MMW LULULULUIULU LULL ULI "hea . ow 2) nnn HNN

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SUNDAY . a av OUST {3 ieee yg | - ti = SUNDAY. | The City Circulati a ve : | avGus 2 e ity irculation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,00€ ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — — master's voice everd —— ep * s : eMidation V ored. house of the (“uban {‘ongreas afte _ con iter n Yerior to Magist mn a@li-night session \ esterday pro- rate s Courts. In fact to Nave an injunction siapped on i sl ds of humanity left in preference ear for their I’ reas = enh Al ' . s« Th . ANA, ‘ suba : ' us ides for the consolidation of all the r) ' . ‘> = our chs aT); +} ; ° , bil! passe ; | : low er railror ds in the isla a (\| ' 0) () ( ¢ bs ; se | wi ia te | P; sift ~ Magistrate ne ue tn | te mucn as whisper te) r junction peddlers who have a re uly ianhor he hit in the nose. | | | | | | who every ni ar then ent bere | ’ ' if 1@T) nas Ae, 10% ] S Cul ig tn ur s¢ 2 : — 2 ee u ellnpse nat life is really like trik a (han to be dragged before one is wor 7. > OrkKkers w é would rather 1 ° . AAA to C. Heels are covered military and. high Spanish. For the arrest and con- yours: Don't delay but come now and 310 Gratiet st. Palmoli © idl ‘ree | 250 Safety Taleum Powder nice aC Piute Water viction of any person Why co on suffering when a positive guaranteed cure is so easily within roar Se Brom d ' The Castile Soap big ber reach? Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic Coffee; Keiffer's 6 XX; Ib C In Fine Black Satin inn the ‘hoon i CS iain din init caught breaking our Kemember, I give consultations and make examinations at my office FREE of *he. AGe, 45e,. SSe, Ge, The and She Sheep Wool (a real) Niaek Suede or Blaci. hi a rced 1 This at plate-glass windows. charge and give consultation by mal!. (all or write today—it will par you *. a Real Ivory White Comb , nl Wintergreen d , mae ‘Se Haarlem O11 Capeulee r ive Peyptian Lotus Talteam Vatt Aid Jrimmec 00 Mic Syrup Figs; DeWitt's CeRGOr : ie ‘abl ; B. & GLOBE ~~ D.. Dr. C. Matthew Coe a, oe 20¢ pm Re og Oy : Pree Oc Beef Cubes; Armeur's diritti, sit edaaeteete nm“ ied oe rie? M. NEY “SMITH. 8 A.M. to 5 and W. P. HENRICH. M. D RECTAL Soe oe Beeniess. % rh rs C Allover Patent Leather . 4 bys 5 sey nave ) ome Notorious Sth and Franklin Av. (Deceased ) 501 Pine Bt... . Louis, Mo. pundays 10 te 2 ff. this system At has been a mode of collecting union > ore i ig mee pte dues for many years in th rgzan ized fields. Objection to the n We cog = ate cm | in ae of collecting dues can only arise on Reduce ANY part of your ress Rees Eid Ten con at sckenot tur the-aiawien. SIE? figure to desired propor- nm Ki Autumn Shades (eanent = > * | . Otter Suede, Brown Kid Trimmed soy he enema jections to the check- shane ic 4 mn *+hat the evetem ) At $ 1 0.00 nableec he organized miners to . build u aA pt a a1 erful treasur\ th rt IDEAL FIGURE nalhtaniaaad 7 CHART 12%" A slender neck a5" -—— -—- Lh ( F ous | Well proportioned bust The Place TO Buy Shoes class : al fleids ana tu : pt v anstncenpiellambeaniiceiigen WASHINGTON AVE. ety of the countty. Soy a weet | —_—- Z rf | . ace we ee i$ at Sk ' | Slim hips and Is an —— ———-_. presage phitonr ys nin sR BY | og1y" Pertectir modeled thighs VO MORE WAR? From the Milwaukee Leader. So- 14%" Used cialist.) Graceful calf fie- Mar Piano "ill there re pe no more war um” a wal pam : wnat cava ce an aaa aaa Dainty amie ey Manufacturer's Closing Out rexlous competition on the Part a ae rt CSC~t«s=“‘RSCN® Lg 4 ‘a . ¥ . . . * ** d * . ‘7 . : - *." os" ‘’* . » : _ « ae ~ . . . * Oe ote te ew ee *. » ee : . . efate’ ses > ee "wen . ~ i*,* e*e"s “ . aes . 4 .*.% id's d . 4" *." -. “ — . : aes . eee ¥ ot ~ =," . ee * ° . f. . : ef ee Sp'n »: os wane 7 *. . easel . | a aides OP. : ds . . + — 77 * ® 5° * . ‘ - * +. * * £2 4 ** @#-e . ¥ 4 ¢ » - - tT? - & ’ P: ; ae, Ds , ie ELT, Uo x Be iN : ut : ~— “a “oe . ** “5 — =~ “ ane a . iy. iS “aS ) t fe 7 e! 4 A ao “eoreee , fet — : Pe By? SA he rae a ” 5 ~~ *," 2%," >. . “el gle a “. . _A* - . oo , hs s ee ; inte t) SS if > ah ¢ * f . ,* . 7 o"s*e’. . ee “s es : ia hs ae ¢ : Oe ae ea . AN 4 - " ; ++ # , 2 et) ae PI 4 1”, . : * . 4 . > > »-* a’ — : 7 ° f Re AK RV eae AEN A . Lg oe A PAS D ‘ | . 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Fe . . : *’ ee*s%s af. rete s uteteMs se” +0 0 nee ee ; L.? “ wats” i : of Py) fet} -; - a 5 : . os ty dl 367.5 . - SRR REE rr ame pinay Rage Eigen é ; ‘ 6 () : M ce Pa aa —_—. » - - owe ee . Se , ; . -4 } a " i Jt ‘ff at } z , . ; f i? "ea Pete? . saat a *. h/ (eee “2 wee : 2 ; sy ‘ 4 Tatar " ‘ ; . , ’ ry er ee ey ~~ 7" ee —— % wi om , , ay * e *-* o 4 : . . - ot a _-* * OO ——. ee > San ae ~ es ; . Rp oget ~S —-. . : P.* an > “nea nn oe a De ae ot ee, aie x —— . ee ae 6 ‘s ‘ - . “4 - ws . "ee " e ate*s*e* . 7 - ~ *, ’ ; . . | ‘ , ¢ y } , _- . paren se” : : ‘ *s “ 7." os . Pa’ a'ptate”. ed) r yy J Pr +) > ”.".".* re _*.* -" * .* a “ws *. ~~ « - 7 SS * . mS es g | > ne a . Re a an 4 > ; ; bad ae d 4 " ’ ; ‘ " v ° * ea - —* ® Pod” . “> re me eet cae ' be ce re ; ry L] * * . ~ . ’” * - 1918 OLIVE >a. ne “% SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR 2 DAYS ONLY Our store is jammed full of New and Used Pianos that have accum j- jated in the past tow weeks These instruments have been taken | nexchange as part payvment for New Starck Pianos. We mwet ear -o¢ hea -T ‘ : Aermonetra out this entire stock in the next 2 days, and in order to do so we hais | TY cut peices to rock-bottom. And you can make your own terms—as low us $5 per month on pianos. This is a chance of a lifetime. fe et oe Ve UTE Buon! le Tt ne injec omen and children "Ss f proper “or pour money backe seers the rape of liberty, broken hea yTogress ne! backward—and nothing New Viennese Reducing Cream makes any and every part of the body trim, slender and graceful without exercise, diet, rubber suits,enervating baths orold- time methods. Amazing results seen in 10 days. Guarantee good for 60 days The Littl Scul tor of Vienna In response to my treatrnent, double chins van- ments, place this wonderful Viennese Redycing ws sats we ished, thick ankles became slender, fat hips grew Cream within the reach of everyone. He objected 5 c ‘ e Sanders : hey os me ee . 4 how th sand ‘ ean and iarge arms normally graceful! at first and refused to diseose the formula Fin- ertisement is going fo snow thousands — :, a — ented , ei 7. cret ef . method of Then there was the fat girl of the ballet class 7 ! ed, provided the secret uld re WT i ; Wii Py a 7ut Suite Carleton harked back for their design and aithfully. The Suite and consists of four r, full-size bow-foot $ 00 ; 4 . , ote’ Mater tink ar ate tas aie -hen 1 first went to Mr. Brolaski | was ing to me and begged for help. She hadn't « Send No Money— . } 006 " ntan ¢ ‘ .at & ro > F ahs . . | Ow 3 t they w ron t) ? ove sight. six months later | ha krone. but I conseuted to treat her free of charge | ee eee ee | lirty pounds overweight, mnths la 1e, bu Make This Test at Our Risk ' ; WH THT Nj] linupy HA erweight a quick, sure : and he eould supervise the prepara- is because I have seen She made me famous. -Barred from the Imperia : I prey Y P hon a the cream. I agreed to this gladly j i Hid] Hl] Le sci iee a ULL ’ . . , . = ’ " KNOW TDIS 4% t heeause of her surp ius flesh she came W eep il 7 i*é mnee of the upwelec » fles| She repaid me later a thousand times. In three ounce of the unwelcome = No matter bow much or how little overweight vou The out above illustrates one of the fine player-piano bargains weeks she was D&acK in the ballet class: in &ix . , ] ‘ 4 ] -_ ¥ ie | An Tle 4 included in this great sale. intolerance for nol healt Olas Il frst learned about Brolaski from Beverly VDean +) wag eneeli ota tenn stnuiiiedl . are. you can quickly reduce any or every part of ‘ ’ = > a. oP woe? i§ SHE Ss }CiL) } } \ : ‘In a ; “ , > es cen ning With a woeful double chin, a disheartening waist pinay Hk eee er. vour body quickly, surely, with Mr. Brolaski's , rear she was the Toast 0 Kurope. Artists and ’ : * «9: . This tremendous stock includes pianos of almost every standard a ) | | Inpie course of treatment fo ;, : on , ' . (organ } nerfect i” nine neure That is hor | : : ) vr \? do not notice perfectly astounding results the test To hnecame Known ' i? ittie Sculptor of .ienna : ; costs you nothing Simply ask for your money | make, includi ng Starck, Steinway, Chickering, Kunabe,. Kimball, . | ites : i : T aia’ “re , 1} i‘ ' ~ : S | — i , ‘* bie + | . r ‘i + 4 . e he s PY — : y Su in 4 4 i istri lav he he worl irn sennett bathing gir! After the Mr. brolaski shrugged his back and it will be sent vou by return mall. } Now TERMS ONLY efen: we -Bervice. Here | inti ane ‘‘Peste! There need double eb } : t! most ith a slender figure. a he mos Burnhart, Adam Schaaf, Kingston, Chase, McPhail, ete ehaat i ve Ce ae ‘a single c — 7 acefy] poise and carmage $90 Upright Was $100, 7 shoulders was no longer lf you have a hin that you are ashamed : : | : 300 TV Was pee find the T'nited Stat eme | vit! ind , : : : ; “nite | . astic Discounts a ae ihe i gs 160, y : urt admitting in the case of c To mv amazed ASTION replied that this mir for me in my ¢ r) My people, they do not of, if you cannot wear the fashionable clothes ve- pright .. Was 166, Now al ersons who happen ‘Oo i acle b brought a! it withe painful diet have enoug! There everyone ~ thin. That eause you are too stout, if vou envy the slender [ nn ve ' i: ta. = ir heautiful country arm and the trim ankles af others don ¢ wait A y Suite, inlaid with fid- | 450 Upright ‘Wes 250, Now ork » men suspected of ng dis | re + theme . exercises. without enervat 3 why he ; . as 1] . - les . : very yet | rarer ovis r¢ single aa’ Send the coup mar once bed, dresser | | ) ' : hed to $295.00 } : 500 Upright. . . Was 325. Now re ei@itions. that their ceibidink ‘de ) it baths. simply by the application o1 oe Here in Chicago 7 © a mn ; nd tl . | 550 . , ; ’ : .} lly ted Ft the ety op.e an Oo The stage an ere! We poattive ante tiefactory reew)t In ¢ P) VAGE ohiy our ‘as ft 7. | intimidating Al Liennuese ¢reain meited the sur ne society | ? "we poaitive:y guar © SOLiere ste mn fact we m solid maple panels, loose ayer. Piano Was 200, Now ten th, - ; | folk They ‘yo ome ve : ' are «© eure of our ground that we make the unpaeratieied 7 5 ‘ i 11s T? t AW av fr Th ; ‘ PNAS : ‘ . . otter te return 5 : rior ey a? any ‘ime within eo dave Sing table, $395 00 . 5 575 Player-Piano — Was °A0. Now 1 ms pe SR iil cm whe : . H e ws request . ~ _ yi . “ke prt ~~ ' rf 2} arly ry ' ’ i m\ eS, | Ts. ged weet ’ iif ' i ' ; r * wmirTac es oy uw ; : : to ; . : 4 600 Player-Piano VV AS 395 Ni \ 5 + rs , . ~ 4 ‘ \ that ae hey : he } i cai ; Be 4 h. a . ; | I 4 s b “a ’ ' ; When ¥ Ov, hs »y? ‘, ‘ ‘ : are cee ¢ « tt) asned '* pay ae : . " i 650 , , . : ' , atin Amaestea . ra’ mn work of ' Wr i atee Li Brolaski § io vou acceru ‘Sse ndaers, ] asked , much as $10 or $16 for tm tatlone and «eubetitutes, you will zis XVI design, full-sige | Player-Piano VW as 395, Now — : ; ee: ry ; ee : , , ’ . ( ; mee re « S 7. Pa ’ Pt . ‘he act ressges STOpPpIng HT } - , . . > ey) iche re POY tery ntucusk ; ° ream for $° 6° plus ra) low crentea ’ stage) “ails “ | 900 P} ; : ? ; . eting | ‘+ person: = iC as re : at e SUMS ee ee ee ™ f ele) money with order simply pay the postmen when vy oa! | ayer-Piano Was 510, Now ON PIANOS seam peers Seth 7 n the ¢1 Vvariadiy fuga ut this Viennese tha 00 I—people wil not do i u! If at any time within #ixty Gaye you are not eatis geal stent hen ye PO aS | bee marred by excess {| . ng er with the results your money will Be refunded . .% } ry ) .¢ ther musica , : ” cacti si ’ : Las he} \ ' rr OE "Ee nit tie r +s all no vers ' : : . ‘hange for Phonograph or any o , ate } i i na ; Gucifve , remove eurplue fleah from = ' SM.’ eofher inetrument ves , | | 4 gure Yar = » wend me a full-eige ene reund leet, er refun inefrument of any alue We will ' re? af , ive — : , , 0 “Any Mener sou have ’ ' a ' ' Lie bald ¥ allow you its full ens value making clearer how » i &* Mr. Brolaski’ § Sion re@muler price . and ¥ wil deposit $292 1p! “ nl s “he treatmet ise, ipqguired is at diffi the few cents g age) with the postman with the i old davs before the great War. the: inderetanding chat the full amount wil! be re- Clase-war prisoners Were convicted. , ' ‘rood ’ | ’ s@ - ~ . > , shcT ‘ oe . > } i’ . 7 -_ ~ . . - ‘ , 4 - | ; . a a ‘ , ~ tt™*% wieh' £90 ve 7 ght te ake 49> ‘alled m .e ‘Little Seulptor of Vienne Marble “4 | # — on = A. ° Gaye 1 Tam nos Ay erican workers at if ey a ire | ' diun however. nor bronze KF, - | : No very @aAsv ne to) qd me Ali my clients do ; . "hi ; . a «= * have 7. — . ;t? Me Til ‘| isd ; ‘ Rk « . ; ’ : ‘ » . . - re , ey WS ae ‘s follow my directions. They make the applica — DIG NITY OR JUSTICE Tork r} human clay A saa em ef Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Piancs : , . Address (Fran the iMinols Miner. Union ‘To my little studie in Vienna came ballet danc instar tlv the nig idea came to me Wi ¥ not get if vou eipect te be awer frem th hease whee the east. Labor.) : . , + eae md ladies of the court to rid ; 1018 0) VE ST. ac _ ry 11ths Q LOU IS ieder: Judee W L eran: ? ers grea Af ure SSPR Brit) laces OT h . ‘ " \f BR } | +, nm fs nic wes ie aT f. : nula ee mean comes enctoe & a0 with +eur erder ead \ \emmeee L] ~~ CORNER ae el aaa themselves of excess welgtit the bane of every iT roias . a os “ Redering (ream will be mailed te pou peeteald. the market, cut down the price of individual treat- pds ‘ions themselves OrikN MONDAYS AIGHT Viennese woman s cAkistelice.

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in } ) ; nals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 16 »ST.LOUS POSi-DISPAICH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCKE alone Approxin:ately Equa! oT " lace otis ae SY SE oe tins Sere cm] che vensny corny a QQUNTY RESORTS == RAIDED = The e of the ant ye se PLAYS OF NEAR AND FAR ¥ ne : “| premetenees of Fear Pacts Get meee i a ~~ BRIDGEPORT. Coe ee ee aGk. LICENSES WHILE THREE OTHERS DROWN Tee cater of the anthahee? SSS /FLATS OF NEARAMD FARM) Su Ln a sthcem entered the sicon of Matt| BRIDGEPORT. Conn, suuillusggagacr LCES! a a a biogral , : : -ri? 3 ‘he King > +* ‘olden Is t3T = - Sart F —— aon ' ; : Barus. ere. aa J “" *. = © is . oi . sce : “2 -v 4 : Bonds on Ligser Charre= ‘ Kemtucky Stream “weeqe Them from - : Stalied Auto While Father ; ‘¥ Seeks Heip ae By Te Associated Press PORTSMOUTH, ©. Avs 11 A proueh : ; | | . AIR Mt FIELD c ~ ‘or —_ 3 Ww

—= —-- ator aes . a aT ; ° : - - _—— _ . . -- Harcing at Mar r . : . 5 2 (Gas ) Galodd = c = - oe . -! ~~ ~~ 4 in tel +e - a * » ° - . ’ . - " ‘ i ‘ a5 ~.~ . — - = ’ ; =) = = lS, were ‘a~--e,. > » - ° ? 2 . = —* = 7 2 si = = el P ‘ — _ a tT —s - c * a. eae * . 2 bBo weve’ 7 « . ? ‘ 2 ttt , « a ee ye ae aw ee ~ a ™ - —_—_ , > . rug « » 3 . P . 7 -* e - « a A > ’ _—_— oe gg” Ms a —-?> —— -—- 2 er Oe dddsedttdté 27 = ae ( STOP AND SHOP | WISCONSIN « WORN TN oO STORES: S. & Cor. 6 & Lecas $214 Easton Av. Mon. and Tues. Specials SUGAR 79 sranulated ) c i 1Kkt THE BEST UAHddd UK ddd H Cd ae MELASMA a7 ad bh COT { 5 LAY w FURNITURE Living-Room Furniture _ Dining-Room Furniture Floor Samples of Wm. Birch & Bedroom Furniture Sale Sons, Ltd., of London, England, — Fr eri, "Trice e w - 7 ~agan a ee ee me. " Makers of the Finest Over- Decorated Bedroom ie Bes se : $500.00 $350.60 stuffed Furniture. Po ee Set T!5.) 575.00 P 2 : E . FR Se) werth of Eagic Stamps with every peeed ef (effec. ood wl i? ‘» % A fry [oy ie in i r 2 ” ~ ta FRE 6.08 werth ef Eacic *tamps with evers peeed ef Tea Paecy Pinhead Gunpowder Tea. ih. — 27 b Exzameil Bed- WI iy ye i 9 et Imperial Tea, extre fine. Ib. Gite Feacy Mixed Tea. Ib Best Pure Leaf compte poss ces. 10c pramege FANCY BLUE Ross Sc NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK ne AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY pA Exclusive Re AMPICO Faeecys Hand-Picke=d. Fresh-Res«t~ rearete. i> \- e ee will he «en ee ee Teemerte! Swiex Cheece Parmes lkeemecetico Sw tax. Fell Cream Mahogany Eedrocm 345.60 Mahegany Decorated 595.900 $35.80 Occasional Pieces of Exceptional Merit : _— *ae ’ %. ‘ . a red Cabine 5 31) O@ Mahogany Hand Carved Mas —~aly Spinet Desk = ; ’ ; ’ a. i 4 ~~ : > > be - >le 7 ; ist ‘ : 2) . y= wy be) Cane Sofa ns - Tepe? _ Oe) Wanut Hal Cabinet =e. t i Ital Cha “bed. hogany De ; 225.090 Walnut Carved Casinet 15.0 375.00 FLOOR COVERINGS Axminster Rygs Wilton Velvet Rugs Wilton Rugs Wool Wilton Rugs Carpets One Lot 9x12 Good Quality Seamless, 9x12 Fine Quality, 9x12 Good Quality, 9x12 Wilton Velvet Hall and ses a . eae en ; J Pmer : Sorner ate, Stair Carpets aie Price $34.00 Sale Price $62.50 beset J a . Z ca we = . “ ° Heaviest High Pile, 9x12 , Sale Pri $3.75 Yard - + oe : Fin litw. 9x12 s¢ nce, -42 a Velvet Rugs Sale Prine S25 a = a Velvet Hall and Stair Good Quality Seam!ess, 9x12 , - Sale Price $72.00 ggg oe ba Best Quality Seamless, 9x12 i ‘meriy § ¥ W orsted Wilton Rugs 2 All Gualitien, Laseeeee Sale Price $1.75 Yard Sale Price $45.00 Fine Quality, Sxl2 ) at Equa a Plain Taupe Carpet | | Sale Price $2.35 Yard said Short Lengths of Carpets, | — = ~ a A Permanent Wave by Ritta Lunt . Brings the Joy of a Dream Come True Have vou lone for soft, wa ir. or histror itura > : = "22 tive joy? Y The comp us without roc Bane ™ — - > -_ - i TTT a " = 2 = : iJ Ritta B. Lunt’s Beauty Shep By. e* Tor dt ae eee | wt ' - 2e—— 825 Arencte ARC ADS BLSINE _ — 7 Extra Quality Seamless, 9x12 a =e & Sale Price $51.75 Pete | > ~ —_—- * Sale Price $62.00 em : Linoleums Sale Price $108.00 On 4 m! _ 2 . ~ - Bon ain meme ~ ox! : | Stock of Printed, Is tra, Quality, 9x12 age Assortmer | } : Pls : Pormearts $ and Rag All Grades, *2 Price oe 10 Off Sale Price $110.00 ' 20 OF Some large «Rough for room sizes world of beautt purchase this é Porch Rugs 5 $55.) ee ee a DEL TRE trem 2 Curtains and Draperies Sample Lace Curtains Vudor Ventilating z 10% off I Pair Lots 2 Pair Lots Porch Shades z — el Ee Ee —" —_ ae — - a | aed + _ ~ : . ~~ o \rounad Wr poer nees are scientincailv nace Sor — 50 7- off 33137: off 15% off ]. Kennard 6 Sons pa oust and DMashington Uy, - Z . | > — GROUND GRiPPER SHOES | aaa qusevuy ecucaq at queqe ecg crenacucnc atomistic tecqcuceiac " fi 4 i a ed -om/ ort. ey ? wou ne “ance Meck to Me Re sone Tramp we @Maae ure @ SHA ~~, \ \ YS Prope ly GROUND GRIPPER 300T SHOP “404 ts 213 N. Eighth St. St. Lowrs—Ground Floer, Arcade Bidg. 5 »

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RUND (y, AUGUST 12. 1993 : —- 144 ¥ 17 Asse ated T’ress > rye - | Edward Kohermann—Mrs. M Hel r ? } ° ’ - - . IGEP . “NSE : ae “urs ary Heiman. W. and 8. Warfel,. 4369A Norfolk. . cc. Ww. L , 7. 4710 W per ORT, Conn., Aug. 11,4 2 MARRIAGE LICE + _ ~ C. Fehr, St. Louis County—-Chariutte; rr. F. and M. Baker, 204 Bt George. Dena a hk 32124 — da E ening Stephen Pellath. 7° : : Die ivy * oq 4 MeCulle >. me eee gg ty Trobe Oreves. M ; J. and L. Klein, 415 Duchouguette. Iveah B. Steinbraker. : b : ! : Open Mon y Vv ' ‘© years og & MoGall: — iar oting a and E. Garavagiia. 5240 E izabeth. D. Goldberg. 62, 3147'% Sheridan. his “ ife for “o ce . a j ssp iv ete a : art cal A rbeck., St Louis. - ; and M. Carenza B2S57A Wi aon Catherine Miller rh) ~"OQORA Victor nts vesterds Reuer—ray Kund Dee A. Haggard, Bernice, 0k.—Lulu WL. ¥. | avy, a K Dolan. 74. 2811 8t. Louwt 4 | . meeuensvieve oe wr undertich. Freeburg. jt) J “so ae ool "39. Mt a5 ‘Athletic Club. | a — 4 . WS. " uri » adars i ‘ . ud. —- —_— - — shave, she upbraide¢ : nie F L — sy — —— Quarrel enaue ed him, 7 | peeb Elsie A. Repp i. O'Brien. North “Alton, Tit tarot and L. Russo. . '. Anderson. 7 mo., 1590 Singleton. | ae warre! ensued and he strug a Parsone— Marjorie Howard Jafers. North Alton, .11!.—Lillian Prusha, fash! B. A. Sturgeon, 60, 770 N Euclid. | VISITORS TO THE FASHION PAGEANT | 1018 OLIVE ST ST. LOUIS the head with an ax . and A. 2 mo., 820 Academy | and A. Perry, Henrietta. _ C. G. Jeckel, 2 | wD 4 i hd Louis, Ill —Mrs. Au- and M. Scritchfield, 511 E. Espenschied. Lena Dorman, 71, 4837 Ssecramento. are invited to visit Jaccard’s at Ninth and . Causes %, inmie Ghoisor hi . ing ’ Min irdie (' ne gu . = Louis, 111. ‘ay with. 4 fele Stefernh. rch : * St. Louts. I)1.—Joste a , c Het old lice he had begged hig wife ) Dore Siegrist Willlam Geist, St. Louls—Esther Van nagging” him, and w to * —_ | } Raaite, University City 4 | : '' adie A hen she ‘ _ . toa ne lester Nachtwich. St Lou s—RBetty Ann RBo- eed, lost lis temnear il > ‘ ve ee : ‘ . card & Louls per. The . ries Morea’ ert Rollhaus, Mepewood—Alice Milss, J. and A. Smith, 3016 N. Twenty-first. P $ ‘ ) Webeter Groves . and M. Ramin, 139A Belt. week Twenty-three persons died of | ad bee nN marrice qd 44 _ Pars. 7 ~™iiysie “, . . - ’ ie I - } re, ' ii “ 4 + 4 4 marcasite, chain set with pearl and _ ~: black beads... . . . . . $33.00 A 7 tan “t A ohn Bauer, Luxembure—Ethel Miseey, St. | | : , = ’ hae ‘ % 4 : $35.00 . Pear! Tassel, black enamel top set with v r Suge Granite Cit: 7 — Florence ' , r a Grar te tte. = , > af Big ye ge Nl) : ‘ marcasite, chain ornamented with ging Hillsboro, Mee email pearls and black beads . $42.00 ros u . " Louls ? , i. ie © rl fraft, St. Labio—Anna Lesch. | Pearl Tassel, black enamel top set with wyanteed atrictiy fresh, ©. . | 2 ' Se Ms u | | marcasite, chain set with pearls and, wae eeepected. Toung, Louis. nie black beads . 7 . . $54.00 , tender. I guarantee Am, % Seciieen. Siem Johneon. &t. | | : mg I ae 7. Voney wt ' " ; Tohr sor gr Ta iis ' Pear! ‘Tasse!. pierced top studded with if not just like I say. ! k. St Loule—Clara Rier, Eaat | | marcasite, chain set with small pearl beads... | Se ee people tniagine be- 4ardrew Cohnes—Caasc'iea Fhi'iine St TLouls | A SELECTED STYLE the price ix so low the ' Johr M &telin~™ever. Carlinv!ille—Ruth Ever- | SPANISH Combs quality ia not good. (‘ome | read Of lly ply A a Louis . ; Louls A. Lana, New York City—Stella Ober. , | see for yourself. You iin ane, 2es y “ r The I. Miller designers ad- «are charming accessories for formal wear, in black and white, amber, green and blue, set with moon- | ton, East St. Iauis t have to buy and re- Pen‘amin M!d4\eton—To'a Campbe!! St . , . Lov! judged the Slipper pictured the , : beams, jet, rhinestones, emeralds, sapphires, amethysts Ewe se. . . . Prices $1.75 to $30.00 g My : a “Sa a a “a Se “a ee ail ee ee —_ ee a = “ae i Sa “_—ae “— “a ~“ Eq ———_ ~“—SII> ———— Ea “a = ~~ aed ae —————— ee ee ~~ — EE ———— —— “eee a “Eee [EE “ee ——— —_— ————— “—" ~— a ~~ Ee “ae a —— ~~“ ———— “ee “——e— ——— “~—_ ~~ “ee “a — ae — ~ ——— ~~“ — “~“ ~~“ — ~~“ “au “EE ~~“ —"— ~~ —— = ——- ee ———_— —— ——— —_——— “a — —— ———— —_———_ ——— a — ee “ee _—e a “ee ——- ~~“ — ————e = ~ ar —_— a ~ Hh” ee “ee ~~“ “Ee “ee ——— ~~“ — ——_ — —_— ~~ _———~ ae Pe a —_ —— ~~ —— —or— ——— = ~~ ———— —— =e ——— ———, ~l — er —— —_—— “ee —— ——— = ———_ = ———— —_——_— ~~“ = =e —Eee a ——_e ——_— —_ ee ll eo —————— ———_- ———_— —— —E—~—_— —_——e— ——— —- , Bt. Louls—Helen Stephens. | ® st member wi guarantee. . Tec . : . . toalan oevacevich Sesser ll —Anna Le. . ° Towll be astonished and lich, Fairmont City most beautiful of the I. Miller ania: hitanen August styles. We think you ‘ ; wonder how in the world I fan sell such fine meat at YY ; ‘ : O¥e will agree if you see the dainty ia low price. 4bsolutely E. Williams, 18 § ere ’. J J a, , tcclwrotny a Manes 208 lace effect it gives. RHINESTONE SLIPPER BUCKLES ue in the United States. In-§ 41. Whitmore. 3°08 Wateon add elegance to afternoon and evening costumes. We ers eon price Mon- and H. Pauls: 7012 Pernod display beautiful rhinestone buckles reasonably priced m Meaeaday. lL. Goedeker, 30] low: y« : ; OUR 6. eke 0 @ 0) eee ee ee a a j Lutman - 4 :; (lev, 8402 Vulcar Developed in | eae, oe OTTER SUEDE WALKING Sticks for WOMEN Baton. 2788 Market 5() G S C J4 OMEN Trade in your Piano, Phonograph or other Musical 4 B. Be! ?f / BLACK SATIN e of FASHION | Instrument. We will allow you your full present ss Yelcour. 4 Pratiot PATENT KID | ee . eash value and you need pay no cash down. i 4 ; aterra Dea ‘ sUMD) i ‘ } a T Collura. 2124 Cooper | In colors to match your costumes we are prepared : New Starck Phonographs $100 to #850 } Lab era & ; Leta | - y 1 , . a , 4a ‘ ‘ oe a M. Dolen, 8239 Emerson, | Covered Spanish Heels to furnish Walking Sticks with bakelite tips and leath- andeoaroen OG ae 0 errs fant 1 “Mercier, A482 axl ere er wretetreps.. . . i 2.6 Site « eee eee e nad L 2 A: | ee A warrece, 445 Antelope | Maz! Orders Promptly Filled . * larc oe Ga 14 M. Giarroffo. }! N. 11th. , , es ! c ’ : , sr) A Deligh ful Place in Whith fo. hop. | Manufacturers of Starck Grand. Upright and Player-Ptanoa , 8 ) Grodaxe, S050 Natural Bridge 'TH- Se punt ahiee HENRY A. WEIL, me. accard }| } 1018 OLIVE ST. (#3, 11th) ST. LOUIS | 40% Farrece RAMOOBDAAGOIMS > A{=MAPO APO MS > Ss —_—— —-— FP] ™ c , 7 A; | : 4202A Maryland. Store closed ali day Saturday from Jui/y 14 to August 15, inclusive —__ The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. "pan evening ae newspaper giving Associated Press news I ire Sale erly Price SNM ~2 x2 be Pod bY o 2 ~- am na i. Gamblin. 2417 N. Ninth 00.00 $350.00 g nd M. Reinage!l. #19 8. Sarah On ] Exclusive Representatives of the 7 AMPICO in the KNABE NO ROOM e destruction by fire of our big storage warehouse recently, leaves $25 Down for several carloads of NEW PLAYERS AND BABY GRAND Pianos now enroutefromthe =. Approved Credit. Start Payments in 30 Days 25.00 5875.00 1 295.00 Po. «475.00 PRO a0 "URL Le 0.00 sv.a0 45.00 .0o0 Ai) 00 JTADL 35.00 M10 50.00 Bo.00 ST5.00 £00 oo QPVALiDleTUIes VAC LELIVSRILT LLL aasagresy ts TT ITT! PECL ISERSLISSSSISUSTESETESERSES SEs baa PSSST SLL AITOZALS bs 000 565.00 D000 00 6.90 435.00 Sale erir l’rice 5.00 & 2.50 The complet us without room MANUFACTURERS. Rather than pay excessive rentals for temporary storage we are going to sell these Pianos quickly to St. Louis customers at our WHOLESALE PRICES. Wonderful Ariats Model DABY GRANDS a This exquisite little Baby Grand Piano, in either polished or satin finished mahogany, will delight you, as it has scores of $ other music-lovers. Possessing a tone of remarkable bigness and purity, absolutely dependable, handsome in appearance, it will add a your home when you can Delivers to Your Home world of beauty and charm to your home. There is now no reason for longer being without a Grand Piano in purchase this beautiful little Grand Piano this week for $525. Pay only $25 down, then $10 per month. Then $10 per month to approved credit. Special ThisWeek Brand: DTA YER-PIANOS = °385 standard make Players at our wholesale prices. High-class, substantially brass trimmed, beautiful mahogany finished case. This Player-Piano is k at $385; pay as little as $10 DOWN, then easy monthly payments. lf You Live Out of Town, Call, Write or Phone $385 J wei | Pay Only $10 DOWN ss: cure aes (Ba GONROY 7 ) Used Players Used Uprights Used Grands The La t Pi Store in America ) YS : ty a pe aed As $7 Per e Largest Piano me | yaar &$1Q5% | =§4Q9% | £°23505 — 1100 Olive St. DOO | —TOOL00 6.00 275.00 ts Hall and ts ul Small Fie offer: {s 75 Yard ir Carpets OO! Attructive res 75 Yard Carpet 35 Yard »f Carpets, | e Price Or room Ffizes 2 té Pees £8 O- “LeSteec 6 . Sh ePv Det tees eee . 26 i TAAL | 4 rem A wonderful sale of progr — oe . constructed, 5-point motor, full bronzed piate, STRATFORD a regular $650 value. Our special offer this wee Player-Piano TPST Ve So PESSti gag’ Tes « +4? TCR TurwrFT er en eo “Uy Gy Orn Piano or Phonograph as Week

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. ee a 13 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The Citw Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equais inat of the Daiiv Globe-Democrat and the limes _Lombdined. | * ee , 48 a & ee eee ote we ~» = “ " at 6 if F ® Sacrificing All Broken Lines 8 Odd Pieces Left our August Furniture Sa Odds and Ends—Values Up to $75 C JR ) ® an wW 1 * @ao Odds and Ends— Values Up to $100 perme Cedar Chest, with wi findow seat candy : , | | 7 me $75 Genuine Mahogany Poster Bed. massive | | | a. | 4 | $72.50 Beautiful Oak Poster Bed. extra heavy .. sh Chifforett | | im ft | | ; | S $85 Walnut Dressing Table. extra large, carved, with! $45 Walnut Finish Chifforette ces a | | | | | . $62.50 Walnut Pinish Chifforette $52.50 Mahogany Bed, full size..................--.. : SE 424] — a Bs Golden Oak Citonie oo.) In this Group WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH $e¢ Waluat Vanity Dresser, beautiful carved $42.50 Walnut Dressin ee a i be $45 Pumed Oak Buffet aad toed | “e Your Choice CHAS. F. LEVY, Pres. ae ee Sos taaiber Upactnered Wing nackat _ — ONLY os Queet Anse Welt Faas Batts nn | BE Revi 7 as, Wad oe ie ia a] $75 Queen Anne Walnut Finish Buffet an E iew of the Pr $49.50 Mahogany Velo.r fo ed Chair or Rocker | \s2Qz + $65 Queen Anne Walnut Finish Extension Table a Ss f _ Revie , ee A ee IG aR a A ER AM - - he $45 ie “dag ete . eas $55 Walnut Finish Buffet Suggestions hogany Secreta! us with many odds”and end $57.50 5-Piece Gray and Rose Decorated Breakfast Set $75 Cabinet Phonograp! h, mahogany ~ } y and Orange Decorated Breakfast Set roken lines to take a loss in order tz $62.50 Genuine Mahogany Davenport Table, 60-inch $59.75 White Beamel Kitch x a ail aoe plane Shean $67.50 Mahogany Spinet Desk br 75 White Ename! Kitchen Cabinet, extra large with - slea Ger stocks We ome qt. “2 : = present her sian ov $75 Owverstuffed Velour Upholstered Chair with loose! sliding curtain front -her us d just And Many Other Bargains at This Low " Price +h mat great the savings are. cushion seat ° Odds and Riel Valucs _ to $50 All Odd Refrigerators $35 Metal Day-Bed. with ped sett coenee ’ Entire Stock of Reedand Fiber Fernitare Sanaa h $34.50 Golden Oak Chifforobde Se ES oe a oT a thi 6 ' . r-bound r t $25 Combination Fernery with attrac- $:5 “= * - “5 u tained Refrigerators, which are guaranteed 35 Polychrome Console Tabie 2° 2 a . ; ee $28 Table Lamp to match .: = ice savers. Drop] eaf Tea Wagon "Wien ae or walnut ’ Pe Pai pers = aals tmMe above set 16.75 ee od Mahogany Finish Cane ng Rocker : — Satara = on ~-Recthe eee e $32.50 white l lined $76 7i~ $79 $.75 porcelain enamel! See Daeciiie oc Chair. blue an ; $22.50 Rocker or Chair. $15.75 = fd aa ‘ et Gr uw ; 2 VERY year c ur . co mine s _ - + Oonnntn oe ~ —_ > ~ ly el erm 1s > qe ‘et And Many Other Barguise at Ther Low Price merator tor Velour Upholstered Chair and Rocker ae a hie tapestry upholstered : Refrigerato: ++ lined Retr igerato:r rT lial | ag ecd wt biue — : : f Ss6.so white ename! lined $r00.cce porcelain enamel! unlor Floor Lamp, pol yehrome base, » Georgette ar stered beck and loose $:sc gray an blue decorated $99.75 , Refrigerator lined Refrigerator sik shade cushion seat .... reed Suite—3 pieces eS . rip Be. aa 2@.va ~ ‘ — : r : — agement ‘\ $35 Mahogany Spinet Desk ~ : cine iin And Many Other Bargains at This Low Price — Se 3 » oréat —— These Are but a the Hundreds of Bargains—Come Early and Go Thru Our Nine-Floor Display! Period and All Other | ; —~— Ba - Cedar Chests Reduced | =a eae oe ae This Queen Anne Chest in handsome wa! Vi hiil py | rel | iit ~~ > or three peeces. Was yy far the beat In the son's fre rears. Mere t 2e -eal tension and eloqguerce erformarce were to de he orchestra pY rather thea | wage The chorw: o was arger than that of st in superter singing bedy Of yy annot rtva! in fimesse and ) _ oe 4 Pal EY ‘ expression sec orgas (= -e Ukrainias Cherus or th Overstuffed Living-Room Suite Cs A Splendid New Budineib: Ltnetr: suck eCfects might a wholly pract.cahie n on Here is a large. roomy Three Piece Suite, heavily overstuffed and . Be is attractive Suite shows the Tudor influence in design eater But the Mun upholstered im fime quality velour, finest spring construction = tructed along the most tp-to-date lines—large-size ae |«("oTus has a throughout. Has loose spring cushions and tassel ornamentations as — ° hifterebe and vanity with fallcise boul a o tone ¢ sat _ tt ¢ - ‘ct-a © y ~ ne o- * > -* ~ _- — - > ‘ . : ‘~ _———- _ = rang * " . 4 illustrated. We have priced this dawemport, chair and rocker a Oo” SaaS 2 ut Has all the latest features, dustproof drawe “0 * re Unknown im any-eeher omy = et _# a 4 - + —— = — ———e ——— ~ - — : £. ¢ ee ee = i — ~ > + as $225 Value Credzt Terms a . ; 4 Of Fi ee Terms - J «ng in unisen. perhaps with = > ' ye al 7 en the last sete. At the i Theater the ear stil) has the : & ; . ™ in z . oe $250 Value Credit Terms “Phe cory rman te —— pieces . — ——~.. © —— Vour i vi né ~~” a ee 5 g@e oo 7 > TBen er ey e ee - imaAuwr Vv illustrated has mac ogany remport converts Sire Dec A deautifu. ret . irror $25 shaded poiychrome frame * the one distinctive aad creation of the pena = ar risontal | : ——- \seo@iation—the acco Our Greatest : : : ' a2 » SOE kee" -> t bes moet ; e. -OCtr: > _ ees | The management alse riere :s a very popular sty'e. Queer Arn . dull-rubbed @ “ - . tyle. Q e Suite iz $5 resolute effort. througa finish. The Suite we feature includes full-size bow-end bed, 5e | @®and¢ard of ealartes. to Gresser amd roomy chi TI Ccressing table is ep personnel of princtpals. riere we have assembled broxen ines, arately. Specially priced in thi —— as sity w@ that. im thie ore 2 caps. 2-inch posts | Be ciscontinued patterns and a , « acy canoer a ~ I. * = nas fghers « a Bak i $73.90 mahogan- SISO Value = Credit Terms ‘Ye ome first-cate singing (china cabinet sold separately)—a beaut Suite for amy Ginming 1}, - a this ar ag hea x . : oD a Perenette 4 | teund im Craig Campbell — > —.. : i" S| ni $5.00 mahogany Chi ae a ean ; en oS a = r ose Eo oa é S . = lec e s—— $ 75 - S ns = a $21.5 747 Se 3 ? a F ‘ast scarcely proved ideal . ' _ : i el Piece > d | —- t show! : - P e . Conese nt — : \ . ‘ . ~ : ae Livene : Za. ; . , ; he : Ad ul be added that ve ?7 > ‘vi - . ; ) , r aynarad wae ‘the most $275 Value Credz Terms ; ? — “a z $2 caDerr ee a hee — $64.59 3etroem ren ee S| 20.00 $15.99 Oak Eorker auphei- _ = Sis «+ —~ . Stepladder _ a3 SS. eee : , - | ‘ Sauging. but Rie regal a aL" + orTrer 7 . . % * be "Re °° oR <x —_ ‘2- a = ‘- a _* ee ew pay * 7 toy . dispenaadie for : = Lie ,@Ta bere hie woa ail ‘ — hak f 4 ~* ‘oiding steei and | “iS . = a " | 7@-8r't) Mixe Helene weolndder od *- es. ee —_ a | Sa {doers ¢i4 oot te nish ep -{ Mig Katherize G An Excellent Suite i in Walnut Fu OO luv Pee eer ? ie we SRE Wr wee LD A dainty and well-built Bedroom Suite. in the wanted Thus Suite imcorperates all the latest features of our highe® Suites and the four pieces include dressing table, chiforet®®, size Gresser and full-size bow-end bed. as illustrated. Golden Oak Finish : eS a2 7 © om | $ SD - = : $35.00 $ 7 = = : 4 : commun, ; : Tang” fo oortneane Value Ao: 2 - $ | | 7 : . “ ‘he Ambamader in =— — | 12 Axminster on dow,” havect Tudor Design Dining Suite ———— Ps Se c.— = nut The Suite we feature consists 0: oI ——— a =} = -—} 5 -~ Decorate It to Sait Yourself ; | te in genuine wa — The Suite ve featur ec consists 3 . : e@tong extens: tadie with the popular cut corners, large buffer and — = ede chairs and {| armecRair with tapestry seats. The chima close: i serwing tabic are sold separately : ~= ee © “<< =" 5e@ @:9 Acmieseter Bocce acTarctitre setters 7) * (engeieam reesm-cre ’ : = | . ee EBRanege & bSice eae — : ) = . Ve eel 2 cee pie t+ . 3 ; : overr. hee specteas res sed ang a very opera. 8 Preces— | | me of CRarter Gak eretier. 4 buarevers and ail the | sO=68-im. Oval 4 Convenient , tz j pre‘ ement=s—recular S25 $225 Valve Credit Terms

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a Ot ae aE a abl ~ i. aon : FTL TT ee sy ; ” , ae “e % ¥ ‘9 aaah & A, a! F « ~~ Nb - AUGUST 13 t0s8, ) SSS . — " LY . SS - i mS ~~ ion eeeeceese, 91.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Sesa5Ser- SS \N SN ROH MMQQ@i Wy Ss ~ NN DG WW G GG W WOOY WN , = .~ SA * ‘ SESS QAI WWW SG Q7 % °v- 7vvnn ew wy yw oomdWWi0 ‘ \N > Vo LC . Py Poon a Ce SAL ie xX XN Ss ; 5 . > ‘ >» . . ~. ‘ . . . _ . aN “4 a » : : , ne S > \ ; AAASSAAASS » —-eeeeeee 58" ** . ee “2 ——_—— "PART FIVE. a ——wW, i—10 ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNIN a G. AUGUST 12. 1923. | PAGES ——_— eee -~ 2 (Chorus and Orchestra = Famous Pictures Back InthisGrou Outstanding Successes of \ for Revival Week ! YourChoie # 192° Municipal Opera at the Delmonte ne 15 Review of the Production Record With Some I ect * 5A ee _B ; 3 | : $ Seats Suggestions for Improvements in EEO: ‘ rs ee ee. a tee, oN aw a Other Attractions Are The Heart Raider, The : a cs Sis. ) | ~~ ae a5 Common Law,’ ‘The Girl I Loved,’ ‘Mothers- the Future. | ee Mit % : Se oe Sys ; ‘ : , 1 Fae _* ? igs Eee in-Law’ and ‘Shadows of the North. —— a _ - _-- — — = - —_ — _— By RICHARD L. STOKES. fee. ae eae a ; fa ee ee Re ae 3 A most interesting novelty in the day, Wednesday and Friday will be $s F oie $ > din. te was motion picture line is the Delmonte a revival of the Chaplin comedy, Theater's “revival week," which “His Trysting Place.” starts today with the presentation of The management also has an- ch were #197.000 and 268.000. Hlowever. this . 3 3 > om ig ; Meg ee 2 aes i as : - Mary Pickford in “Pollyanna,” to be nounced the engagement for the ’ es Py Bates Ree” 8 PS Se followed with a dailv change of bill week of Miss Blanche Dufficid. Mu- . \ 1} firoures ' > to Be Cl E sponding figures for 1922, whi > ee : ’ i? aecorg o Oo A no ficlo] ‘7 ] ‘ul 10 i] 1 cc ws lz ; Oo pee 3 : a ; ce . © = = 3 : : 4 : oO e osed Out vear s profit, nee ling 7 an wnoltricial ii ation. will no be mor than Sy Be a “See - ‘ Hees tin . = TP Hee ee ; | es E . which will afford an opportunity to nictpa!l Opera Co soprano, to Lre- ‘ HE fifth sea of the St. Louis Municipal Theater Association closed Price : last Sunda‘ ‘ estimated receipts of $295,000 and an approxi- » J00—totals exceeding by one-half the corre —~—— | : mate attendan: ord-breaking surplus of $41,873 earned last summer see more truly great pictures in a sent song hits from this year’s opers single week than are usually to be offerings. , 995.000, as against the r $99 7 The decline is wholly the credit of the management, particularly as , ES Ee 7 uae . 5 4% consists of business men, in view of the fact that they must have had | eee i i. 5 ; i | age Su 1 wrest eo rege Anacapa The Mi i Theater’s attractions : , ' ot} ‘ ‘rin as * a Oe : a es ; & ae r yan- 1¢@ Missour eaters a c Seon. with $ | 975 ronstant'v before their 7 es ey era = ee I J Seam * Se Be ne *** te as Satine: | | | ; will be “The Heart ‘Raider.” with . | Rie Weem OF sleacy rain wou! Monday—D. W. Griffith's ?'Or- Agnes Ayres and the stage appear- P to match -_ have suffice TO Wi] ; It would have been a simple matter for the ; : phans of the Storm,’ with Lilian ance of Barney Rapp’s orchestra. $ 16.75 essociation to end the ason of 1923 with a profit approaching $100,000. beng 3 BA eT: * er oe oe ae: sete Se ee | and Dorothy Gish. Walter Mills. baritone. remains for or Chair. «had merely to maintain last summer's policy of production eosts at the : : ) r 3 4 | 2 ‘ ; i. = | “ se ; F : % “ae ee MS Xe ox a Ba 5 EO ea Payuanes in a second week. ‘““The Heart Ralger Istered $ 15. 15 Ee ako einen “nina ee e 4 eae Satis : yy re ¥ : = hree scape aon : 5 gives Miss Ayres an opportunity to ednesday—-Charles Ray in “A appear in the role of a pampered. $25, 000 for the season blue decorated Credit to Orchestra. Instead the manageme ficed a reverberating financi orcey ’ ‘ie standards of t nverage Cust ©: nen of the Guard’ and Gaspard ‘The Chimes of Normandy The musical executives, (’harles Previn and William Parson. deserve a large share of the laurels of the season, the latter for training the chorus, and the former for his com- bination of exact preparation with a Tailor Made Man.” Thursday—D. W. Griffith's *‘Way Down East.”’ with Lillian Gish = and an all-star cast. Friday—Douglas Fairbanks ‘The Mollycoddle.”’ Saturday—Mary Pickford in tle Lord Fauntleroy.” An added picture attraction flirtatious gir! Pc starts out with deliberate intention of playing with the heart strings of a presumably impressionable young bachelor. Tf the process she really falls in love with him, but greatly to her hu» miliation she learns that her love # not returned. The thrillers are a runaway and ‘ : pr Display! @ °°: cudain Cheats knack for kindling orchestra and % ee 3 3 e. FOF ; - eae Pi J Sete Se z 2B in the | ' ensemble to their most fervent ef- | § an 2 Sk ee ae ae aoe Sas ) *:: Ses ee - Charles Ray and Patsy Ruth Mil- girl, are featured. : me chorus, too, was not only . , — a. oe, b 9 ler, in “The Girl I Loved’— News and Views. comedy and the Se ‘> : Lyric Skydome and Capitol. musical features will be on the BHT larger than that of last summer, but Two Meritorious Revivals. a : | . ol B Superior ne bod) Of course, If the repertory included “Wang : * a , ~ at all three theaters, as well 68 f# cannot rival in finesse and delicacy and “The Spring Maid.” it also ue om ees a a % single reel film showing the career of expression such organizations as brought forward two masterworks Corinne Griffith, in he Sees ae ' : of President Calvin Coolidge tn ee ; ' . - . . ~7? . . x be A C : ; , ro ets aS - hs. - ae tae . > ivy | n ‘ UTGOOr .+baron. by Johann Strauss With yo fo is eee e reaches what is practica ' niiuence in design and is heater. But the Municipal Opera the possible exception of “‘The Yec s pe> *. er: in, ak 5S e, . ee zy of dramatic fury This occurs . , : . . . , . “ey % * ~~ — wv), . : ~ . od ’ : Cx ees = ed sister, whem he jJoves. is going ® tone quality. it commands a mas- bOow-end bed. al] ; " : . ; » , 2 s & ~~ ™ > ,* . a 14 in handsome sve but melodious euphony. which — — = — = Ne ae le ‘ : eer’ ae & % Pa eR BN o> 8 to marry another man tures, dustpr oof drawers, etc. > are unknown in anvorother.theatrica! Le BE oN SS Re Oe ; —— oO BOE ee ‘ : , = : ent bes organizatior ia a Ae Page Ages a a ST, ibis . ‘ae. * od “ee Frank Moulan, Craig Campheli, ' : oS a Meee Ba ts = : . ate a . Elsie Thiede, Detmar Poppen and 4 As has been pointed out, part ct etapa eta Asari Wh hy a es ae i ' representative group from the All-&8t. at | ey >. | wit wn ae Louis chorus of the municipal opera. = . ” . sat are scheduled to appear at the Grand Conveni Coad: a the American theater. The choruses redit erms sing in unison, perhaps with a chord (‘entra) Theater this week in a novel- on the last note. At the Municipal! A ID om lh, ‘ a * C a thy Dee re oOlng IT ti t= i bo eee . FS) sate ty revue which is fashioned ater Theater the ear still has the pleas . ee ake 3 kK: ge Ce m ; Ce ransom . A Pn, ieteiaed tasces Slondea in an opt wi eof ae ~ Wy Studi | ME. | a me she Oo the Russian “Chauve Souris” enter \Ovie ¢ 10s Ne & ; ; ee tainment that created a furor® in i “he New York last season. The revue & tenors and basses blended in an opu lent fabric of interwoven tone cat SORES es : : Moreover. Sine St Louis bp iorere dis- i ee se sy pr A 4 MM ‘ i 5 _—— a e . featured bv the Inanagement over plays @ radiance of youth and beau- 8% é a A” ia Meg a f ; OM O'BRIEN has signed to pia) ; , the phote-play. which to “sea ty all its own. There is a ballet of DO gg te Bae sas a ; SHEE ae ‘ | the heavy in the Robertson-Cole in-Law,” with Ruth Clifford, Gasion Glass and Edith Yorke as the excellent young dancers, some of es esi igs " ws : ose y featury pi Born of the i | Y z 7 . : secured permission Gaston Giass and Edith Yorke, in “Mothers-in-Law’— mother. other e0Olo ability The average of intel- : ee eee 4 % aa i”) has igence and alertness is high. en ‘ , we : " : , r; whon he Grand Central. A third unit on the bill will leew a that more than one veteran of the ' ae « ee Nig 5 | ’ Bees inder contract 1 Reauts single-reel film which showa the organization has remarked: ‘‘There's ~ ’ Ete . o ; “ INC ENT LAWRENCE, who already has Iwo comedies on Broadway Bhadows of the North ar (ae and musical comedies. the race of Bs 4 ; of” ) Rivoli Theater ti EE etn Mod | ; | 2 7 m4 is to the best of our knowledge comparatively new in the playwriting ®ve! eater this week is @ iene plished in the difficult ; ” dr laid th lac * ‘ask of operetta, and stock operetta business lt seems to us that he has an @xacellent chance to be an im- waee-rdh, ar ~ . placer Sa owe li stor per 5 ‘ | tig country of Northwest Canada Wil : . has almost disappeared ee & portant figure in the American theater, (Certainly. he has the feel of th® jan, tegmond and Virginia Browne et one first-rate singing artist was : heat : ar te fi 4 : . : ; a theater in h fingertips He knows how to anticipate the sound o ‘ Faire head the cast. supporte! hy ound in Craig Campbell, who has : , eS, oe | ; Si OSE as line. and many of the best moments in hie newest comed) In Love With Wiliam Walsh. Tom McGuire, J«mes © Barrows, Albert Hart. Fred Kol Convenient Credit Terms eT ae 2 OTS age eee. & also developed into an_ excellent a : : actor, wit ai ; . rr oe tm 3 By , 7 would probably seem without sparkle if set down on pape: Cast ae panel os gee ee A Charles Ruggles. Agnes Ayres and Mahlo: | eS: iy : For instance, to us the funniest Sible that Fate may have designe Lo ler 86 Min-Tis-Tis, the Cee er i should be added that Miss Poca Hamilton, in “The Heart Raider’—Missouri | ‘ 2 a Rio gp | re , pr tone 5 me lice doe . 4 x fet. ine o ne evening was m sicK PP @Y pranks upon the most innocent es Maynard was the most satisfactors . of ™ Naturaliy it iten't funny wrenched ©)S8tander in the group which hud. . mén of the Guard.” No such music ine. i! u not be ‘ PUPIL tate — out of its context and lines from dies around the spectator. soubrette the organization has as " om u u : 7 P + 7. " % i. " " ’ ’ ’ na * ,7 a ma , . . , . * : vet engaged. has been heard at th Municipal da ae nea : ; . plays oO ght not to be funny in their We realize that In ove With Qualiti Theater as agorns these two operas’ improvements Planned. * 3 | - is , own right) They should hiteh up !ove” i# not for the most part a of the Cast. if they did rank a#ixth and seventh a j , to the business of the moment and ‘sh! comedy but a 4 two-reel special comedy-ireme featuring Baby Peggy. a Century film. Fun From the Press and the Inte. national News Weekly. with \ let of President Harding and Pres dent Coolidge. are other numbers on. the orogram a t hie ove The management . lied & . . " . ¥\ > v. i? ¢ ’ ™ ? M = 4 . ° cs ; ° : . Thomas | onkey. baritone. did not $+" receéipts- and the fau! was men ee dead refo! =» #3 ide? ms ali that has gone before Siice a "OM with which ihe piay seem, on averaging his work (® the works themeelves but in thel: aah : " - , 4 » ) w made him physically a perfect light years banner operetta Miss Spring there is grave reason to distrust the oundly and it didn't seem in the tion is “The Common Law.” 4 Wim “Pera hero lie won widespread time,” in point of earning power (ast funn) Asa matter of fact. we version of Hoberrw W Chambers ety Miss Helena Morrill After this showing. it cannot b in such work the ever-present dan rr rer a a seen asses ah eo ovel Of the same name Cortana prt ’ ' r the ; ita . 'hiogs mn tne theater whict mi: ‘ ’ : . : : ma donna. did not to oul mind doubted that in the Municipal! The he touch is literary instead . | Mane ‘riffith and Conway Teurle have tv *q ua! M ‘ . ‘ , , . W Fi . “iss hatherine Galloway or ater management 1 is not on nembs ' ' bo f director La“ alnut inish | M jee Elsie Thiede either as singe: Oman honorable resolution ae keep . | : “ae : .. ri % : mn = oo well and too eloquentiy cast an most mirt h-prov ohing ines now he Hobart Boaworth Elliott Deater. *Clrege M jee Mlavie arcarcla " atin elf-« hehe ae - — ee eet et me Pes ; " oj if unreality over the proceed ing uttered in current plays seem to Watliv Van Phylli« Haver. Dag’ ¢, in the wanted walnut finish. ‘PCeleg&n es « left +a tremele he ae : wil “i . el i ine aa saan } 2 eae 4 3 a ings The man with an epigram “*" ©8entally tragic ‘(iedowski. Bryant Washburn Si. ‘ . ‘ th ; cas ' budis i Od ii LO { id ’ ‘vi re T)¢ | j ia ) ' = : he , ' ‘ ‘ Intense lane ko) : > . features of our higher priced ee hout the season minus the ite artistic achievements That 0 ail ae ~ t light 2. . as . —™ sacrifiges nis position as a mn s - x ae a ee Harry Mevere and herve rVice f , pagonsnseen tea Fire: ue | ise e rf contendin rroup for the sake , ney ’ a ynn Ontanne ay S essing table, chifforette, large- . a * of a singing contralto, but there have been shortcomings, anij in , fiert Ww © mane mere os = ; : site ount ‘ 4 sullds up the final act bewond the oe . ° ‘> a i hw ia ; tsi 847 ' Me Will not s» 1 » é ’ s* ee —_" | “@n nobleman in “Die Fledermaus rhere are some defects. natural! ‘tructive . O one. we think, will accuse M: 3! caer Sa Ss ae Sos 8h = “ge role, “Cap Hammond. an” eh . ; - ' » wt ae eae : ee. . iplater air about er ° « , . 4 Detmar Poppe: wv nix h inherent the : oc xK #eve . tf . e. Im@wrence of being literary " cou 4 rs or boat captain in On the Hanks oo -—— play which reads too well. There is ger (nat of dramatic Characters who talk PtePe taugh Practically #.! the leading roles In the «net ales ove basso buffo, had —s - move appropriateiy i} h n ld he : , t thoug! allan rt to 1 : ee , n ypropri reu an o , . onvenient the title role er ‘em hough a valiant effort . nt « ie Fledermaus hi a Theré is no fine language ollng . . of the Wabash,” is known to naie Credit 7 ms Narticula the part = , sae Ueeaeaand tees ekatead a 7 er . ‘ { i . tt} . heat , , P ti , *y the notion ; ome William J. serving the name of inhumatr the auvuigarit 4 th ng of dee pairs of arms aloft ne vv Evelyn Brent — ; a Let arthy is the more iuthenti maw be remarked that the big new the cities rit y a arming nd wriggting violentty thy” and “discovery of Doug and Mary just what is the nature of this thing weil te knew too much in the eoullibrisia. and the Howman broth- Te “omedian. while Moulan is an al rehearsal stage. erected at the rear idea —e - ‘he Spring Maid * » mumber of at bese suffered a nervous breakdowm fate. which has seized upon «a fel. - bell had « B reimting ni Continued om Mane 5. - ” — i r r peered 4 ‘ a nf a” os " ' ee eat 4 } m : : _ , Ba ae ‘ * a ae. ee w Fe val i> my . 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1° anes ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH P ——_—_——— = — = Scie: Oana % | - T, : rE : 2 PHOTOP nt: P a4 'PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ach a —— a —- Ss . 3 Rpg” ~ — . . » : »«,;, aes EE SST rss EE é aay £2 4 Se wo 5 SS h «A 5 DYERTISEMENT : ~ re = a E rf s§ TELLS SECRE - - * . 4 ‘ ? “ a e - ray Har Wi | - me ‘ uicw % Darken Gray a pos - . » ’ ~T eal - “ Po , y ‘ ¥ 4 - ud ‘ : , hs oa | ‘ - »! va e~ - wie. . to ~ - P 2 | ¢ - - a GRAND AND LUCAS’ - -CONTINVOUS® 1'OOTW 11:00 LADIES! There ME! Be inside and see at close range the art- 30c ists who have delighted them im the weelstee Met The public’s first opportunity to hear open air at Forest Park this Summer. . a Se «= > e. re ee —_ x “ P rs Co ~~ _ «nal ee ee oe — x , . * " . ‘ 2 “ . : M S > © : a - he ~" vem 2 ee ee ee wr ~e 7 2 , « r ~ ; F ; " - es . 4 - — ——_._ / eS a rey xz Pe 4 : , ®aFr ——ritied hh ~“pO | | : : . ~~ \ j = . > @ . : GRACE BRINKLE oot | wus _— \ | : : Ch Siaging | . . 0 e aS¢ Sy Tr Ww 2 : ¢ BASY MELODY ; , -* THE A Cruise "Round the World ts luxext- rn | / WY if Te WORLD Beating een! Orchestra rH AL STLOU suoRus (, 7 | he == AGN ES AYRES CRUISE a S. S.FRANCONIA | playing at the ge rr i Peach ee The Sails from New Yort Nov. 15, 194% = TNTATTIDT “IAT IVT * val entity alt aie ’ . . . . = . 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Sale oe . . ~ : ‘ > SSS “ » - RR RR RL —_ HF nie fi > . > 8 oO = hh GE fo | . . a - : b : > : " Ra! tebete ecoogted. New Yort THE NORTH” WORLD- FAMOUS PICTURES Re! rater amare ow Ft =|] —BLANCHE DUFFIELD— || siscaretqine “PRs __WM. DESMOND ciiittas MUNY PRIMA DONNA 7 VIRGINIA BROWN FAIRE lat. nee FRED KOHLER &£ ; ; MARGARET LANDIS oom) = =6=6©6—F«s« Sunday, Pickford’s “Pollyanna” Baby Peggy in “Carmen. Jr.” || Qeeeg Mon., Griffith's “Orphans of the Storm” PRESIDENT HARDING'S oe — mevwttorso. & teem. ; re er cam Dron ie a ‘Tues. Fairbanks’ “Three Musketeers” | G St ————— — citi ; | Continuous Show—il A. M te ll Pw Wentuhaiin . 3 —— = ae é =a 2 S7S SE i/ od _ Wednesday, Ray's “Tailor-Made Man” | jleun FESTIVAL| (= =»: ee ee Brahe Wotedhbinnd / ‘Aw ES GRAPE JOE G OF NOTED STARS E = - Alweys Delightfully Cool oe | Thursday, Griffith's “Way Down Eas?” | | a : . a, wee tee sheers re ed ——— ivwrocm «ah 449 onpare Lerra pean vy 7 id v + . . “M | : ue : +. lines trem West sath St. { 4 i - 1 ~. " ; ern . 8 oc te vs! see rigay, airbanks 6 lycod le ; : | SER ENADERS Tl Ww Rant — . ce? Se ee eT JERI P—Per Corinne Grafh baa te =a = Sat., Pickford’s “Little Lord Fauntleroy” | SS , com ——t CorTH. ?> 4 fae rfo Hi | : * ; : + tna aedllygees — Mary Miles = — . | : = : “ .. ; : sili poe EWiolf coord Ab £ Sie a ee a Monday, Wednesday, Friday Only, ae | . « (wT Cr avEMeLeeeee @ Biiott De: a : Charies Chaplin's Famous Comedy, | : : ‘TTS : « —~ ——— i 122 ; . , Miss Dupont i eta S803 REGULAR “HIS TRYSTING PLACES” ik ~ ~— j See ee Rryant Rashbutn |) iis See |) | SPS ERT ADMIssion __"** FELIX—_FUN FROM THE PRESS__NEWS Poyllis - Or ae ae ed . a » 2 an Harry Myers | 4. gee pet ree ea patent ine 8 == a | Hobart Bosworth |; Hato ISLS a == = FOR and aLivn| im “TO LET” Waliy Van nae atu he | aandien ‘aan. Gon oe ae ——_————. : | - } te BANNER WALES ‘ |. EG > =-¢.~ | FASHION PAGEANT | once 2ooay | a) — | Eeaaioae . : ate roCw. ww ty — 5m, . 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WHAT THEY ARE §S TELLS SECRET DOING IN THE MOVIE STUDIOS “ How to Darken Gray Hair With ‘s Home Made Mixture. ———_—_ (Continued frem Page 1.) studios. Production “Held to Answer", in which Miss Brent is appearing for Metro. is being held up awaiting her recovery. ’ Peteee Williams, [')! nell-known Hollywood ¥ Joc . ; of Meerican actress * ' , ing statem nt about grav hair r how to darken 31, ith a home ‘ » mixture: » Marjorie Daw. who recently be- “Anvor: prepare # simple mix |came Mrs. Edward Sutherland at the at hon that % franuall’ heme of Mary and Doug. has just Beten orn’ re or faded hair, received her wedding present from leah mak: lo a her husband in the form of a beauti- all pin’ of of bav ful house in the Hollywood foothills. oF ompound, 7 = Liovd Hughes has been signed to appear in “Born of the ‘yclone.” Hiughes was spending his first vaca- until the 6, This will tion in vears. in the Mountains, but if i : . . , ade the mistake of leaving his for- person iit . . : warding address. His vacation. con- It does not gequentily, lasted three days e* > ‘ or preasy s / a iA at eost. A p e [he principals to enact the roics in “Peck’s Bad Boy and His Pa" nave been selected. This will be the sec- and Peck story to be filmed. The first starred Jackie Coogan. Joe But- terworth wiliil play the little Mary Jane Irving has been se- : lected for ‘‘the girl.” and his — ‘Two Little Vagrants,’ a melodra- matic story of the Paris slums, chos- ¢ en as Maurice Tourneurs next fea- Hote ase ture for First National release. will go to the screen as ‘Jealous Fools.” () h “Penrod,”’ in Ben Alexander, whose playing at the “had boy” and “Penrod and Sam.” won him consi- erable gratifying comment,-gs to have one of the principal roles. Production begins in California next week by First National! of ‘‘Her Temporary Husband.” an adaptation of Edward Paulton’s farcical stage play. in which Willianmr Courtenay THE TER starred Sidney Chaplin is to play the leading role this week Helene Chadwick, Goldwyn star, 1s planning to build the first theater to house the spoken play in Hollywood, on a large corner lot which she L235 owned for several years. » ; - | Use C G Conn The recently completed Mack Ser- o + nett all-star comedy originally . known as “The Water Walkers’ has heen retitled and will henceforth be ,identified as “Down to the Sea _ in ' Shoes.” Instruments Exclusively Purchased What is said to be William 5. | Hart’e favorite of all the pictures in which he has appeared will be is- sued in a new edition by Tri-Stone Pictures, Inc. ‘““‘The Bargain” is the name of it and it was made under the dirgction of Thomas H. Ince and from a story by William H. Clifford. J. Barnev Sherry is the head of a cast of well known players who eup- port Hart in it. FU Pal R EF 5 Norma Talmadge's elaborate pro- duction, “Ashes of Vengeance,” is a MUSIC CO. aplel -ocust ST It will be released by First Nationa! west c- iN #T. Ove : in ten reels Bendiand Gx jicetiaIeteuments 4 a ) f Willard Mack, Suef ViCTROLAS actor, is back In films. He enacts 4 the role of “Colonel Percy Kirk,” BECOROS in Constance Talmadge's “The Dan- gerous Maid,”’ a picture dealing with dramatist and England during the reign of King RUPTURF James II. Bernard Randal]. who plaved “English Eddie’ in the stage pro- duction of “Within the Law,” and later played the same role in the first film version of the play. has been added to the cast of ‘“‘Pon- jola.”’ Coleen Moore, Milton Sills, Elli- ott Dexter, Myrtle Stedman and Sy}- via Breamer are ‘‘the big five’ in “Flaming Youth,” a First National picturization of Warner just gone into production. —PHONES— “Pioneer Trails.’ Seu aTORs—o. K. brand: cial, is a tale of the Western pralries Ne. 3 size: per can before the completion of the first Deren cans , £1.70 . - —- ——_ transcontinental railway. Cullen eae —in Reavy syrup: Landis, as the juvenile lead, has a Cc role quite different from those he per can aw Oten cans has portrayed in the past, $2.90 ARMVOLUR’S GRAPE JUICE —uart hotties. 30c \%-galion bottles AMVFRICAN MAID GRAPE Jt i } =e * ral been? @ Deww 65c ANHEUSER RU «« H tll ulate nh SOc vet for “The Man From RBrodnev's.”’ _ PILISBrRY FLOUR the novel of that name by | 7 Ogg wan arr McCutcheon, and whi 7" re M1] ir tat Vitagramh'’s Ho ly or. | mn studi It includes |. Warren : e Catihoun. 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sc xXDAT aUGUstT 12. 1923 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. aro - a a pe , | | Ss Shows Made * » 8 RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPER tincm HOW AN ULTRA-AUDION | Post-Dispatch Radio Station KS D | /ARMY TRANSMISSION | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS : () MICROPHONE . OR - | Fee Dee Te * a yon ae itm en ee ee ae ee €. é Oe aha ae ok ap we wee - n “S > ’ Tw, * ; Pika : itn —e > &s. oe ee ae. wees a —" os open s°asor te eo“ Pr M—Orchestrsa oncert Ww " ; 546 Meters. : Girect from tne enc Address of the Writer nen President Harding , cent pewues are from € , a + x te “nr Ac gust a" . the sevues ‘ emaeel Can Easilv Be S39 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, s pneert. ff ington Handles Av ‘ Q. iio frequency a = : rad Croft ~ rrect : ern ~ ifie time ana : for oes — eas : - - ee : : rr als are io > i . ; | . FP olies Pergere. Tapped Hone. ni . io P M—Special artist |! 7 ie: a 7 i. " ‘ a — | Central Standard Time— we Walter Mila Barttone. cf Sew in St. Louis Wednesday, a a : a : i = be Detter tia si m the > | , . ¢ +) : oat . ' MA Was Cid . ; : . . a i Wor: >. - ' 2 : ‘ . > - ~ : . +2 . . F _ , 1 = . ‘ “Radio Programs - cent _ jones . | : -O1 ' | 2o4 _aid of the : os there are ove . Ww H ior wild: and und he dh ac? fit mw ver) : an : “= =¢ , however was when rar = the producyor records ( , ) 2 Siient | ' ae | ‘2 r ) poles t . the singing quality and the eve rt r rou g‘ a ¢€ w Y 2 : - «® } a+ & -+- — ; ac : = me giscussce -yrrent are re ative ¥ Weak "A | 36 re7Ts br air thag -¢ing the scenes borre® : 00 F , oe a Gyrarastic Society Band radia ' . 2 eo! ‘ —— ro - oe hota ' yor la — — newspapers anc various ’ Winter Gard ‘ . ’ Z “ ege ‘ = ~——- - ™ ry - . stanGard wiltra-audition c | " : . . ee eet . athens ei ss gberts for urday, August 18 ex is . better : : he better of io of WGY | he Associated Press th: = ves living curtain, wth ing inductance. [In th: ; e | roadcasting = “ew Yorkers are particularly j Friday, August 17 | pw bandied, the bulk of : 3 Cunningham 3¢ 4 | times when , » hee ée iaidaiaeae: ee >n and the he ery peprucuces , semi Rac died. resulted ¥ q ~ Frencn institution Gifference being in the ¢) tun- | : a ” . ; nA Een yuna | i a. etme“ oe f sec P Ww mone , Snag . opera welts *he =} = se: ith ai Everyone & . ‘ = As a result of f 1. dies. ts «ven more | usual winding ¢> Mr. € July tn M ABRED QA aa eae ' : rt at - ! > . - - = : re : = ne’ ¥ s>apers iz * ' are pommel fa -s and4 t jcy ° Favorite With Olde: 110 ns At 8:40, 9:40, 10:40, 4 | rmvy | | ter at Lor | | | prestQentte Geeiin = ti help | > Cou No Daylight Savin , ) : P| / . ylig g ee wes = Z 3 | Peete eo Aas r that ergaameanal The accompanrw' ne . ; Broad-asting ’ : : nin a M —— : an : © | 7. . , : . t ¥ . ar ..€F Tole ~Oup: to the sten Pew a piano are distizguista® 2c the Associated “ ged t= the Folles this seam rs VV es * cor. oe j or wie: . ‘ 3 ’ _ = — " : pe = e 21 . Es te : on nage lam bUeSe oe te ephone “ Site ‘or »us Scandals” a — —- © -s , Kec snnouncemem, Gi ae | — tere than it ts on Broacw roll believes this arrangement : SL NUS A aa aed a Se on e — « on 3 a as SB * Bs ae ‘ we) ™ jk ne the gt mentite, Go os re oe ee ee an improvement over other trt in : eee o set Us: = s-G2.02 ¢ , maietlh on ec : : amer une i e ° UREA. , es n attain | tee that the distributed c ity of th ( 4: STIONS FOR AMA I EURS pa at : AS veSz . one -c ne : aoe | ON nase: perenne: rete sme sad - + eee Partsian misses 0 : : ‘ . = . =a rh ; - ' ie r-ca icasting program *z $5 e 20 SAnt : . that the pe e “ sin canta >" | There may he some pre turmea with tape taken of For the Notebook — Ss oe ial ris | mo 4.°. 2 prey. ee ae NEW RADIO WORK mn + : ts in Paris. but they 1 25 35 45 &5 65 a - ~ —' — 2e- rhe =o ~ket eee a. , b , : =" . “pe: > —— . . . . . . . : oe : is pivoted re s1"ad ° "Ou. ‘ 2 - ‘s girs in 7 : the tu 4 hese ‘tape : elibn! “ausing “ube ext time yo eoes= = oS — a mea ; os The magnet ts firmly £as- The work of is ss yy esacraled. except © ) rms .- ‘ . per . - “ati . | . : i | ee . " = —— a " 9 be . LAYre a tw o—B.i ” 4 : : . - an eek ~~ >* 2s MALT - as a ™ . - - Sa.ing s * * s ~~ \assaceurs. ead that pe om * - - - is - _ . as . 2 a: > . “+e a v *® nary recently i. olly Sisters 4 r ef turns fm the cireu . bo’ >a ° hat . ooo ee ~ ae; - — + a!lirm eae oh local oe * ; a. > 47? - : , : . ia 3 _— “ = . -— . v7 Ir » i. : ec : °9:3 Bt) . - : . ™ — yo 5 ay : a8 ™onics complained ef - , . eruvwers ; . _ “+ *-* = —-- = = Ses oo — —_ “s = . ; - = = pees - - — - = : . “ss oe " “ — . © “ ry aa 7 = é . . : - a ° tube may be usec wite 8448-8 “LOTS ow gf Or -. Oe hould , ial -omr ‘ _ : . . i uet giv = °-3 ooh abe » be - i ort tim | Fastern co ™ mercta) aca : RE are Se jess than so ults 2% volts i# a:i that 24 speaker ‘is ro } &€M pos ; . , nee ~e , : = as nee 2 rior oc -eption : : ‘thout : b — Su ’ as ar iio operators. A new | *hc numbers of the Follies & the plate s~>eaac ers wh increas? , sc * " i = ny ’ ?> 4 =*? « OLepad % : . 's : >7 : so * epee be Tim sinnd - = ing ere-* e? fa. racie P a . ew iz New Tork c e strengih of signals > power ‘ - speak et e ; ~e: = 4c} : or — aie — ont am "ere the condenser aad | 4dition to the livisg € ~—rlifers in them In Smoky Neighborhoods ~y agy ' pre ; | . the characteristics 9! ei OT ) | - the ¢ We GaP ool Oe a Imeulators con cutZ@oce _* > * -- =" : —— — i = ~— aus oS = trove of instrument the ** ap ec circuit will be ; e cos ? comstructing a simpie 2 >t Cutcoocr serial sys- a , ‘ ee ~ . ' . : - -- ipsa Ds G hammer. tie Angz.cg _ = » ‘hree-strarnd - Sh a aes Se FO REE te ge Ee 4 . fa = ‘ems © s>er¢ = —— - os ~~ SS Le see 58 ed a....¢8 a re : \' “er *e> rrese™ of t arbog micrc causes toss of energr Dr leakage or ‘ . ; =* 2 ~4 . : . . oh . mor p for ne ' -btectionabi« %« the naval radio staties rusk" °*T? done is ~# ‘re rs a: -~s. re - = lt = . > ooLle + Wad => -+ s of the hs = — , ace when an % T H Eventually grow. ard the fussy living chands -». Will also be made im the : greene doze by fhe Shubderts BO TERR Umi [eta re ae - . ‘2 Ort - - . : w ' ' + ve - . = for the be © = \ — > at ‘e . . S - — . * . — a ' seh f boa CZ ae: However. for everything ve & ri ="revrir ‘ a ; : : 2 7 & 7-=6 = a2 ths his ons Nea: he = more nsitive | Recent tests conducted iy borrowed from them. there & sas rainy weather = mereasec = reng 3 ren the de: ‘ie 5 ra ea ' - eae . . Sot - ’ . , tio Section of the Basu: thieg :+ey have borrowed from a ->oeni- Simeertne at San Diego a: Po George *>ite may or may Dot EE eco Giiit .aneee = ‘@ bet the pageant of the wor matertal hare resulted ra! were which occupied « large 5 27 provements which wiligu adage. of his Program last rear. ts now 6 etter much » tate : : , — .e2. 2a x eo re “aric Th to other tmpcerast el See te secomd act finale of ~ @etermine the positive side of a themse ves s 4 — , ae ta rpc > ¢ : th -ro pha : mitting stations. * / Fclies. and the delightful & ™s a ae X corm lightiy cect . — > ky ; ! 14 ; ondied c “Bair ” gpuomber of the “Gre an im®aliible test is tc coen- aera a, ae afte i ; ’ >a ire ' : > : eR os : ps — - n reag —e - we ith the be Silas aie 6 : _ — ’ ety = » of | : , , wick Village Folli- i ake « ire to each terminal of the . , . 3t ~ r . net roe y onstructing an Eff Twa - a a i. wie eatin necy ‘ is i | ~ (me lcops,s wi. 4 2 Of | : "= b inger inc: In building « horercemi> the program here it = im : Eers craze = - - . 2 -_ : s : : . -_— : =~ _ nama) ‘ " : = ' » att be | = cme ¢ | } > pro; | g 3 — ther a rolux sem pa 24 . © met beach the cof ” Gere that Nira Pare. «4 ne : Sit © agrees ar ‘aphragc™ : r ] : : : ' Fae d = | eo -e°a ; ot D2 : -mg them through the ; ican dancer. who w «= ome wire gives of u 4 ' as . ' . . . ~ . - 6 — . ee ” - _" ~~ ~ - ¥ - . . - than tbe other f ; 7 -- - - --s--orrowet from American : ra a~e : = ' : . : l.2@ register ed . 4. Sas —— @ect ore The Hippedromes ‘hough _Pumber of last season & used i ‘eat great effect bere It was i= very fine comtro! is required tafactory operation s _ = ) : ies . a ' band : re ee ae ' The method of cennercting the . . 7 ~~ —s* ca “Ms yet ve ato ’ vTariometer be subdsti- . ne _— , rs eer | . - SBUutcanm eren Gric-ieak waries a little from the Newer Paint Wooden Parts : = an : te : - tube and be —— pbs bon age Sete.” alee oo os ag gage tha: his radio acdience # eréimary. tn that it is conmrected When bullding a receiving set. do , * vi 3 pass ap MLA oo — . Alene ts: spine perfect tenes, cannot a1 @croes the grid and filamer: not use any paint on the wood parts transmit. ng Seon i seme A piers Pleas ‘ain th zctier la — , i Beenie ‘omy ' graph music where ¢t trpe which w variabiece be used The 2 , : ; _ = . : ~opt > che: tipped co a: ° Borer —- . ae (com. ©. cenmse of the statics 75 grid-com@enser may de of the #anrcd- ap whey ' =bs and dials which is fc tat t r ghoc >. Papaien sim | a nn fai anc mt Lo-ce a rarial endencer WD- .. F cal etergy without 1 om a 6 by i2-tech pare! of bake lllllSESSES——SESESe——E— . ava adits a, a : hick : : —a@ treo. So: tati and whatever, thas tte er bar€ rubber which is fas- 3 CLASS A STATIONS LICENS D RADIO et ope of rey +s == suri ai - ¢ — — ; r production of the seces@ WJ teneé te a baseboard § or & inches E EXPORTS INCREASE Sym a ; Wee: Stexx - ‘th th — aye ma — = for broad- er design and the usd @2 wide an@ %-imch thick The ase m ) a= apg mB i2¢ : — é -a2€ 2. “ters tm the electrical « . provides @ place for permanentiy Five Other Broadcasting Stations Are 4” [acremse of Over §30.000 a Month , ) ped ae os a7 : eo mre arc OF the musician at the >] large amount of Ge | TRemeeives here appear to be fastening the socket and coll as we.) Transferred to Different Class Since the First of the Year. ; es ail = | eee = ec my : | - | ai ae 3 eee ant the ol scratch may be ems m+ ae 3 harder and dancing etior as supporting the pare! B ems new Class A >road casting arin : =. «2. Sf ase gwes. . : lars ' : ‘ “ the anter7a "3 ime = . «(ther ever 2354 at bome Oe t —-o—_ caAlon : > ie, >> "ee . . : : a men: A Gana: np gna — hing rT = iat 9 , ' ee 27? ung a single Be | | ie ePPera tre dand i — PASSENGERS SAVED BY USE OF y as Peep — , ~ C&n-™ma@ce racic and wireless a>>pars- — y enough. of scol¢iering. . eoula say that of them SUMMER - oe aA 4 sll get ready to open i= AUXILIARY RADIO EQUIPMENT cae. - c yes encended a half mifiiien deltea Thue of their own Qagieg a meontS > AL “Dhree of thease shows . ier o~cettee which bear the RADIO MERCHANDISE @& = :.°° Miary re@ic pewer im the form of bettertee om sea going veasels ar! "he pecessity of their frecuen: ive>e Gen. te founm@ tm the repert or the total loss of the SS Advance When the Advance wer: ag-u>* eft Halifax recentiyr the operate: found that big power was cv 3 feon after greun« a do” piesien. This mace '* necessary *: -- =. him te skiff to is emergerncr «°- See 7 - Ay —Whern it was ¢«s ~ We BATTERIES tertes steed up for ome and ome-hal*’ , ee ee ,tadiished that the man he later &/7)-~4 i ein Dede aii heures. when % became recessary «> Nae aes: ies es ape oe peaches $] 69 aberécna sip A’ Yves were sarec t “ | “Pesce : zs eo . Gwe te the Bringing of aid Dy -adia. **-—Rowwers Peo ' yee weg 6 nas - Brandes Head P Det the vessel itee!! was (ost ~ , am ’ as | . : mime There weald undoute! have : _ od been @ loop of Yife if the Daltter ex ——— bad pet bees im good share a7t ’ ders! > . ~ ae > ier mee i Sain the & : V oltammeters fax. a Goverrmer: et d For testing drv cell GR ‘ | Crosley end Preciston | = anu aemaes ready fer $5 Qs a = » : Busssioare Freshman Variable Leak i. = - : Ex y A R Cc oes & om | Complete Line Parts end a cg Oo a 69¢ Sapplzes Catier Hammer Potertio- Aerwils Erected—Sets Repaired meters = “*2 = $1.30 N TODAY—OR sli SEW SERCH AYDC*e FULLY GE ARAYTERD wate FILLED PROMFTLY IWLIDeE reerTrace. ce«n@ “ETS. ST Y @FaLiTY sERCHA YOCeE me. A> ariDm rERTS (4% CORRECTLY sDTISEe Yor. LAWRENCE RADIO CORE sis pine St. Levis, Me. ameape = ca, : re Beieeale sad Retail Wel Seder Filed Desiers. Write fer Prices UNIVERSAL Gent_emen ta prep crm ct your $66.cc Radic Offer SUPPLY CO ne 203 N. 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4éUNDAY., AUGUST 18, 199@ . a ERT W THE RADIO TOLD OF PRESIDENT’S DEATH r the first time, portant part In the q of news of a nationa] chara . ‘ mn President Harding died in né@isco August 2nd jent’s death occurred at Pacifie time and the Press had the st or received a? on > min ifn mint “7 radio Diayeg The 7:38 OTy out wi ; the Washington of. SUNDAY. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that. of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. AUGUST > ee —_—_ — —— Paris Shows Made for American Custom ——— t = : 4 Correspondenc’ of the New w Work! and Post-Dispatch. 4 PARIS, July 23. season for |; Americans height in (t fully one-halt the audi- A at current revues are from the the ,evues themselves Sa. puilt obviously, if somewhat |! Sensi!’ for Americin consump- e The Folies Fergere, that Mpination of an Olympian Festi- a and a (one) Islar.d tent show, designed t open ' al 1TH the its of and for people | painting, much with us. erately with 90 per cent of my opportunities | for enjoyment, and starve my soul in | In | fact\ this development pushed to the! New York where it previously ran extréme reduces enjoyment vanishing point and we might say, ment, and deprived for all time of |Jane Cowl in ‘‘Romeo and Juliet,” Irish | | Rose’ plays emanating from the Simplicity School of Drama, as well as 99 out of 100 might ‘ whose influence is to raise by sense | of taste and discrimination and sim- ‘services of Delysia, a favorite of the ultaneously lower my appreciation of | Londen musical stage, he mediocre—which, be it in music. literature, or sport, is so Why should I delib- place myself out of tune rying to seek out the other 10? to the a man Oo find himself-at last held at bay yy Shakspeare and Wagner. “Visualize a community suddenly, struck by enlighten- ts capacity and to the enjoy ‘Abie'’s multitude of other moving picture displays. It also be said that enjoving is apt | Mr. Shubert also has secured the and Trini. who appeared last winter at the Win- ter Garden in “The Dancing Girl.” “The Bat” to Be Revived. HAT indestructible mystery Play, “The Bat.’ returns next month for a limited engagement in for two years * * * John Drinkwa- ters latest drama, ‘“‘Robert E. Lee,” is to be produced in this country by William Harris Jr. * * * A new cord in Pacific Coast box office cir- cles was established last week by re- at the Philharmonic Los Angeles The $35,000 E. H. Sothern delivered a eulogy on President Harding at services sponsored by stage folk Wednesday Auditorium, in gross exceeded ' rnore, will reopen Aug. 10 with ‘The Brook?’ a play by Thomas P. Rob- inson. Zoe Akins has a new play called ‘“‘“Morning Glory.”’. Sam Bernard and William began rehearsing their week. A Muysical Comedy Guild—mod- eled, it is stated, after the Theater Guild—is one of the announcements for next season. The new organiza- tion will produce new American mu- sical plays, and it is promised that young composers, iibrettists and players will be given a chance. De Wolf Hopper revived “‘The Prince of Pilsen’ at Carlin’'s Park, Balti- last week. The Theater Guild has Martha Allen Alfred E. Aarons for the leading role in ‘‘Magnolia,”’ which opens Aug. 27 at the Liberty. Florenz Ziegfeld Jr. takes umbrage at a report from Paris that Collier loaned to ‘Nifties” this. Alfred de Musset, or else of Frou- Frou and Sartorys. She’s a Bride. at That! — to complicc te gatters, she is the three weeks’ bride of Dave- nant’s secretary, Sebastian Dayne! It is true that Dayne haa only him- self to thank for any conjugal mis- fortunes that may befall him. For he did his best to marry the lady under false pretenses, masquerading as his chief, the novelist, who was also accessory to the plot. But the lady was not to be fooled. and knew very well whom she was marrying. She took her revenge on Daven- ant, who was masquerading in turn as his own secretary, by mystifying him into the belief that she was gen- uinely deceived Hier vengeance on her husband, as we have seen, is to come later She 1s anxious through- @®ut not to be taken 10r a cocotte: CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OUTSTANDING SUCCESSES | OF MUNICIPAL OPERA Ceatinued From Page One. disporting themselves at a wate cure. They never appeared except in military formation, as if on drill-ground. Because Mr Camp- bell did most of the talking. he had a different uniform from’ the others and they invariably stood in line like privates before an officer The: were his social and military and addressed him as “Old but were not permitted to ranks It may be suggested that the chorus has various functions When it is a ballet or a military formation, lines and patterns are legitimate But at other times it functions as-an actor: and then, we believe. it should re. ry a equils top,’ bre ci K ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR : not to suffer a ridiculous effect of Theater with more than a vestige of disproportion The principle that all interior scenes are to verted into exteriors ie already large- ly in operatian A second rule may be offered: Under no circumstances. whatever the libretto directs, is any structure | to be introduced which is out of scale | with the natural settings Keep:ng Outdoor Spirit. This rule would banish forever «ll palaces, fortresses castles, cathe- drals, hotels, and the like; for these cannot be built on a natural scale without erecting huge and impracti- cable edifices. On the other haad, there would be free scope for the ernployment summer houses, ar- bors, pavilions. cottages, trellises, rock formations, vnalis. statuary bridges, and so on. Simplicity more beautiful than of 1s be con- ' ‘dians should their original form. It weuld be no formidable matter to obtain the orig- inal French or German librettos an! have new transiations made fer (tix Municipal Theater. In the case of a piece Mike “Th: Prince of Pilsen.” some one migh' be employed to bring the jests up io date, so that we should not be «+ pected to chortle over Bryan's per tinacy in running for the presiden: Volunteer wheezing by the come- be smothered. As W inquired of @ gag- “Mr. Blank, do you ere wittier 8. Gilbert once ging merryvandrew you imagine that than I am?” With regard to lighting. it may te recalled that. according modern principles the theater, thhuming- tion becomes a subsidiary dram, harmoniously accompanying and r-- inforcing the human action, Mke «a to of of that organization at 10:65 Fastern time, of utes after Mr. Harding died. . e first intimation the ge : : lic had of the President’. 4 : ever, was when various Ne@wspa. — having broadcasting licenses out Associated Pregs dis. h e news, by air, that the Presi. had died. resulted in a» of telephone § calig to papers and various offices or Aesociated Prese throughout the mtr. As a result of the broad. ed announcement. the news of President's death was Eenerally @ Wn frgm 30 minutes to tro hours — ore the newspapers in the la were on the street with an especially life these days is largely The programs are printed in English | of ignorance." weli as in French and Spanish, But on that of there are several English num- | reasonably refuse ig the production. he Yorkers are particularly in- terested in the Folies this season, “ pecause of the discussion current at pome regarding the scenes borrowed ‘fom this Frencn institution by musical score. We have beheld climactic episodlr-« left in gloom, and trivial incideum brilliantly lighted The pet device appears to be a pair of revolving ant particolored gliass globes, throwlig« a rainbow spectrum on some part- of the stage, usually without rhyme er reason. ' . late tial : eal jand her anxiety is certainly not annie rice was to undergo - | >; nape f, +h pactbenes: without grounds. Let us borrow Sir — : 10 or S 2uUrpose OT! s§ -~lr . '.,.* : ro straight itoger de Coverlys word and call ening her nose She is under con- | se vs biiet t mea a th (ner a baggage. t oO ie,” sai © : manager,/ No actress can on the plea that after he learned to M. Cohan and William Collier * * * Ww * ° 7 g a £ : . - . . - . " — , rry a i alk he wouldn't enjoy crawling any Peggy O'Neill cables that she has cna ‘tes me 2 antl o= will be per- more delightfully than Miss Athene rm ec 4 z a iSs ic ‘ - | + °; oe Se enema is res &@/ definitely decided lias. tae ‘no en ovs, ets SAY ee naro- Mi: a °% , ent appea rance of he hi c a Married” in London. Juin ' r Me iche ws lvat the enter- cles and the Lion,"’ enjoys it a great Charles Giipi “on ror oat ; : . ae ** . The famous living curtain, pacity for enjoymen At least that eenghe biggest six cannot resist a “good thing” (for | jocation, has its advantages and alao j|lamentable truth that all foreign! .niveiry is the first of the New Ed! d ladies, is even more re- ig what we are tol@and we believ example, Davenani’s sketch of the |, THE ttati 'works. fr P Vie ; te ut: a n “a sears Rade } ; an elieve ; > . ts own peculiar limitations. Lack-|werks, from aris or ienna, come oties Steen wammaiiiie Chartéh the homely faves and ba That. however, thes usual weak- structure in its entirety, from foun- ‘ithe original according to the prvo-|gome comedian he takes on four _ gnkles of the Parisian misses that ness of the man of ictters in the dation to roof or steeple In ducer'’s idea of what will make a hit. ' “Bold blades” at one time and Wins, wey forget all about the other ex- playhouse quence. every edifice inserted among It is difficult to belleve that “The only to fall before a four-pronged gs There may he some pretty Seoff at these natural surroundings must Gypsy Baron’ and “Gypsy Love,” for’ pitchfork in the hands of an irate HE built on the natura’ ecale, if we arrived at the Municipal farmer. Moore's opinion the lady readers | | ie lan write to famous novelists are Sgerus girls in Paris, but they are gel! concealed, ercept in the revue at Les Ambassadeurs, end that piece Buel ) “are a . ; ; ‘Buchanan, recenily given a e and stag: d by American than they should be. The PB produced 4 “ i, : Duke of York's Theater, led one first impulse literary. but : ~ . reviewer to scoff that “The United when they author in the | flesh they to the local interfer. if th - «eae de 1s ee ©, censisting of mush and hare their brother Lacie, | on iStates have a way of their own with Z complained of recently im a oo Tees. ‘ilies = poewr aoe tutlers’ clothes. tunctionaries ern commercial and private 7. RE are no less than six or iineide een heart.” ~" would seem a‘ dinner over operators. A new building is be. We numbers of the Folies Ber- tae Neary erected for radio operations, ang’: re on view in New York cur- e the condenser and inductor of tently. In iddition to the living cur- | win, the mirror number, the doll | coupled circuit will be Installed. date of completion has been an- @ gumber and the minstrel scene, need but it is reported thag the | ‘present in both ‘“‘The Scandals” and k I going forward fairly well. “The Passing Show’ the Folies con- Similar work will be started soon teins the amusing song of the ‘‘Three - 4g radio station tn Henotu- Musketeers’ done in the White sventually improvemer ow, and the fussy living chandelier : ] also be made in the set ar we _ done by fhe Shuberts. | rsy-# a made * brilllant impres- “~ a However, for everything we have| — Gules mea - j " , ecent tests conducted by the Ra. borrowed from them, there is some- | With rath Div ~omaert a. a Section of the Buread of in- @ thing they have borrowed from us ia tila: --ailtees alae “egg by Ernst ering at San Diego and San Fran- George White may or may not know | eae “dt ra ig The Heroic with up-to-date transmitting @B®, but the pageant of the world’s a. Caseer ” e+ tathondl marecntield erial have resulted in several im- a rivers, which occupied a large part Richard Seto casita a be prements which will now be adapt- WM sthis program last year, is now done | comedy by Atila von O — ; h to important naval trane- ' ee the second act finale of the! A contract with rans aa, eT This play. starri: ma Cyril tting stations. /Felies; and the delightful little poser of “Alone at ase er eta Maude, was produced tn the author's _ "Kain Beau” number of the “Green-|som Time” and a new tie age IE etter sete chins nétnte | t} ‘wich Village Follies’ is also a part “The Life of Paganini.” which the mot his liking. Feeling o G @the program here. It is in this/ghuberts wi!) produce. naoeg for Ning high, when Mr. Dillin ‘ene that Nina Payne, a YOUN | Lehar's presence in Sot smtpd down hie foot american dancer, who is enjoying a \duct the orchestra at the “Paga nini”’ with a hit. What rights has a peat vogue in Paris, does her spe- | premiere. is in the Shubert office (wright. anyhow? However. tity. Two other operettas by Lehar “The departed with $10,000 eThere are several Americans and Yellow Jacket” and ‘“‘Where the Lark in his pocket for pS host of English performers in all | Sings,” anq “Bacchus Nae SD + 2 . retin *} “2 rhese Shoe- liiustrious to ser’ tte Walker ; or sn aixer and Ma ry Beatric , avcTri¢ a Helen > Ma > “ " > ia a ft comedy, “The there in knee-breeches and stockings end to wear black ‘butterfly’ tie.” recently pro- z Sa Another, remarking on the casi of James’ Theater, Lady : 4 E ham saci get . - 2 me Ce an —~T1rils. ye ° and Gabrielle are different sie goin ' pein - eal , ‘these mixes 2 . e § types—one English and circumlocu- | - . : Pp : , ‘sign of the tirnes—or at least of the tory. the other Viennese and straight | h ‘ne aliens Ss € « , When > % ence the point: but when left alone | seem " raccie so are xe | Lewis Davenant, the great nov- | & = ar Bowsers rT tts dniieiitilai ss a ‘4 + : Yt. > r @ they both mean, you soon see. a ‘ B : ns 14° t f ‘nis Jitrae! novel, thing. There are various | “40” © — — ae naman © their he '**Tancred,.”’ at the Fingseway Theater. biqai idl : ior aitca = ai the current Las proved a’ failure. The book it- u are other self is declared irepracticable for ny ; ‘al tior. age Biblical for toratrical preparatior In the stag version, the talk is made to appear little but the mannered rhetoric of automata; thought and passion are gone from it. and gone, too, 16 the picture of the East which won Lady Blessington’s praise. ‘ihe result is unhappily tedious, and the Duke and Duchess of Belmont were never welcome than when the an- their arriva! closed role . CQ . (Labhrielle ”*’ a raV SCA- s zaWUI i ha ; etham (osca - to Advance Royalties for Lonsdale. NEW play by Frederick dale, ‘‘But BT the Grace of God,” the same Was put in rehearsal this week with conventional! an MMpPOSINg cast, cOmprising Violet “flirting”’ Heming, Arthur Byron. Estelle Win- euphemism—but wood, Julia Hoyt, Ernest Lawford, na somewhat t Kenneth Douglas and Gordon Ashe The author of “Aren't We All?” has returned to England, not without re- ports of ructions during his i+} Witn Lons- eliast RTHY havior— is there mes 0 ,ears polite Whether Davenant cun Lady Letham, tinues the Times critic, the play only Their relation adumbrated But the case of sent Davenant which she de- naughty: they look at it and make an appoint- Venice . , " ultimately sur bs to con- visit other iefaves Vou to sketch can be nv She ._o rm ro '¢ ure of herself fruess is but ily nstructing an F:fficient Tuner. an building a honeycomb reocetver, ‘mot bunch the coll leads -« and@ ng them through the same hole ia panel; that does not help the ef ency of the set ont bit. Instead, iid separate holes for the leads G the full value of an efficien er will be had. ' — an Safety First. $44 Don't climb a pole to which wire attached. They may be in een- with high-voltage wires, and juentiy dangerous. — a plece calle ere doubt in Tr aa =? “™ . , bh « _ LO was run- Gabrielle has yw ys } nore gham put a miniat : nouncement the last act. of against tampé@rinzg scribes as pilav together. kiss Pi - LOR eLne! H1Ss5 Lons- lties ment in that little overdone she may have George Sand and . , — | . ~ . daie rova Gabrielle's only objection is 222240404 604000i * FV FV TET YVVVV ET TSA Venice has been a for such meetings: thinking two more comedies ten been of Theater Three Books Every Motorist Should Have Information! You cannot keep abreast of the times without authoritative information. Everything worth while is recorded in some sort of a book so that you can “‘look it up”’ and get the facts. You cannot guess at facts T= Riieten Sot tone nn —nor rely on your memory. You must look revue ig “Paris Sans Voiles,”’ of . , which the Dolly Sisters, sweete — — : , in a reliable book and see. ‘and lovelie an ever, are the stars | ; iS well as i cpabebars. hiseraneew. | : | » Ve There have been three outstanding motor car ne produced on a stage no big-| | developments during the present decade. We Seater, ies. th Salgene-vo-t are happy to state that all three of these im- portant automotive contributions were made by Rickenbacker. Thus, Rickenbacker has made the modern automobile more modern. Markably good ensemble effects, and | hes a2 rapid, American atmosphere, | we & real jazz orchestra and well | ned, well costumed chorus. Wheher it is because they shine. . [by comparison or not is hard to gay, | Three books have been published describing these three noteworthy inventions. The text of these publications is written in a lucid, highly interesting and non-technical manner. So simple a child can comprehend and retain the full meaning. but Jenny and Rosie, as they call | )Memeelves here, appear to be work- | ig harder and dancing better than | Originally these books were to be distributed to . Rickenbacker owners only. But so insistent has been the public demand for additional | Mey ever did at home. On their last rican tour they were accused, copies that we have published several extra editions. tch may be eliminated. i —e Y enough, of soldiering, but no! would say that of them now. | n this show closes in September | If you would like a set of these books, our dealer will be glad to present them to you—with his compliments, of course. The titles of the three books are as follows: ttt se RANCE - . Will get ready to open in anoth- ) revue of their own staging at the. ‘‘Rickenbacker 4-wheel Brakes’’ ‘‘Lengthening the Life of Your Motor”’ E ! “All three of these shows have Til- | - = = Octettes which bear the burden HANDISE | the dancing. The little English have made as big a hit here as have in New York, and it be- BE RECEIVING SET > look as if no show would be : > | te without them. nM . 4 » = y The FILAMENT AT Aen 4 : ee many American songs, | »-RHDHOSTATS AND SOCKETS & - French lyrics written in, are. SET, THRER TtLRES, PHONE 6-VOLT STORAGE BATTERY, AND COMPLETE ANTEN VA. ‘‘An Epochal Engineering Achievement” Written by a well-known authority, these books contain much valuable information. They are not full of trite generalities. On the con- trary you will find every paragraph written in not only an engaging style, but crammed with new information—facts you have never before come in contact with, unless you have been fortunate enough to have met the sung here, and all the revues Sow Only PIDIO - author. the same musica] numbers. The Now Only ATR rANFT, The supply is limited. We “eam quick action. me fician, even though convinced t his radio audience is getting rfect tones, cannot do his bLést k on a regraded piano. | e magneto microphone mas D be used in broadcasting phono. ph music where the Federal! le” se of the station permits the usa | “record” music. When the car- mn microphone is used the mechanh- l energy of the phonograph @& verted Into sound energy in the l1 way and is picked up by the crophone With the magnet crophone the necdle is attach the coil and the mechanical ene y converted directly into slectri- l energy without recourse to any — nd whatever, thus giving truer bduction of the record. By prope — design and the usé of sultable ers in the electrical circult of the © fl a large amount of the needle 4 Kokomo tires are not delicate! They will with equal good na- ture buck the snowdrifts or plow through desert sands. Kokomo tires are built for all roads, and all seasons. They are made to use. It’sin the tread! Kokomo Loog Life Tires are solid br: Gewinner Auto Sapply Ce.. Cattfornis and Sidney. South Side Garage, 3445 &. Grand Bi. Devil Tire and Battery Co.. 1825 %. Grand. I il [ tn | Ml | fl UII mint ip | Ai Five Passenger Buick! A new Buick six-cylinder touring car! Buick in character—Buick in quality —yet a new Buick—a finer Buick. It it has a compelling fascination that in- spires you to take the wheel and, con- scious of being fittingly conveyed, travel the ways of business or of pleasure. Here, too, is power. And with this greater power is also greater safety for the proved Buick brakes are now ap- plied to all four wheels. The new Buick 70 h. p. valve-in-head motor with its complete automatic system of lubrica- tion contributes to that greater measure of utility and satisfaction which it is Buick’s policy, year after year, to build into its cars. el i bh | : | im | | Ha! It NA | | l | ttt Hl) l : en tn h ‘ i tomed to the finished productions Manchester aad 8 Ziegfeld or an Anderson or the Bbuber:, or a eorge e, are | jpmne sadly em hee i W LOVE witH ~ LOVE” HAS VERY POIGNANT FINALE (Centineed from Page 1.) E.xceisior Garage. Bellerue Rds. Fendeins Filling Station. 8357 Broadway. Red Mill Garage, _1605 Hodiamont. W ellston. N. All Buick Dealers will be open until IO p. m. every evening during August. - Paris revues, when weighed the balance by anyone accus- PLERs ARREATERS Re Robinsen Garage, 3740 Sullivan. lowe Tire Co., 2734 Lafarette Av. Dist ributer Brand -Steinmeyer. Vandeventer Washington. ECTORS . SH SHIPMENT Vesper-Buick Auto Company ldndell at Grand West Pine at Vandeventer West Side Buick Auto Co. 5023 Delmar Boulevard . Kuhs-Buick Co. K LOMO = ag fF 2857 NN. Grand Beulevard » and 6 are pretty tawdry, the sets ™ the whole are old-fashioned and VARIOCOT SARIOCOUPLERS »§ CONDENSEFRE We would be glad to send them to your home if you telephone. — : “Sly. There are long stage waits be- CORD AND PLUG DIESING MOTOR SALES CO. 2921 Laclede Av. NH7t3-t5 Waeehingten BI. | Smeen the scenes and the lighting / Sects are hit or mine Altogether, PF CONDEN®F Re WITH SOCKET Office & Service, 3978-31 Laclede Av. epen fer aseactate -. Fastern tasouri, Southern Illinets aad W eetern . but so far as we know few Suffering from an excess know!- Still, J. A. D. has a point th is not so far removed from Xperience as the first query. He es: © #tem to he a nation of spe-- : » Of listeners, of readers So Perform for the many who look ine time is apent in listening ; the ward voice can capture the ear re country “Tn MY g#earch for recreation, I 2 myself most of the time in such nd here I find that a lit. e is a wonderful thing. too much lowers the averse enjoyment. 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~ 2S Ss eee ~ fTYDA’ STNDATY. Times Combined. AUGUST ate . socter 1 e ST LOUIS POST-DISP4TCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the = . : Five Motorists ™ mails to distant points The ¢ hari ~ * > = mc . Post B en See Puneet tinn Sciemce Monitor says “the aut moblie follows the fag.” in com : : The familiar to the Northe menting on the fact that rapper 1 there i rapidly ne =| i >f neers ’ >-atie, P to the Kiwanis Clut cretar) ‘n- ' 206-mile U. S. mafl motorized route ; the American Autc D: Assoc se rmer chairman of the iegis-/ ta utomodile Cl] “ee ji cle Sam's postmen 3: eed i : tending from Chitini to Fairbanks HEAD TALKS (}f CAR _ | ) i three np merm Dez t &x- 2. ¥ eared f the . A an >: pucge B: ; ae ’ _ ; , 9 ’ _ra he : vw 1? Toi hk > _ t . »¥. i - ~~ t ni , . Towne of San Ldded to motor horn is ee ee ek ee ee the ice flees of Alaska the metr * . a Le . ; ~ ‘ - ¥ a . " - -- " - - — . . . " A? - > “ : : ~~ > : ‘ > . . — . : . - - Week ending Aug appointees B 7 lemay Ferry —Open Or Organization crete to Meramec FP . . és ~* WE FOR Believes 1924 Model Is Best Telegraph—Good rth Mabe (sravots— Open mn ( 20 Years. Manchester—Open f: sts to one mile west . SELL Closed to Fox Cree ed from Manchester to G 250,000 IN 33 CITTES mit with Missouri State CORDS SEE BUICK FIRST DAY °°% signs via Meramec Val ley Park. then New Guaranteed Firsts aE appa 68. (Je oem Be Saire | dition «*4 : . 4 . ° ees 4 \ eae ee ~ ate “sa: oa.ne All Non-Skid Americans saw the new lf Gray's Summit Se ae $ oe Kehr’s Mill—Fair Patherton—Fair ametemtatne—O pen / , City— Nation “apital Highway DAYTON TIRES Firste—All Sen-“kide—t arrvine s 7 Me mile cvwea>rentee while the leet sheald give vreu from i.e ee 17.000 miles of service Sixd lincher ste 75 trad $12.45 t2a4 ; $1 ' taa4 $s)” 9S S404 SLs 4 wath ; $16.45 $545 ‘ a ™ * * e * , . “4 = 4 a “ + ° ee eI ae ae nde = te oe enn nee memtiditin ae Onna etite mo eee eed ligeadantipes = —— ee ee ee ee ee ae ind ; 7 . F “ %s ‘ 4 in f = a : P 4 = , . , ? - ~ Vs . ™ ° a - of ” *, > ‘ a io? i enxe a. * *s t — oe - ‘ “ — ee ae 3 YY , pp! ey ee | st1i% 3344 : £6 ’ . *e iy 2 SLO88 ArTo BEPAIR ©O.. Grand end Lee BEIPSGASS ACTOS WANT «ITY BIBB BATTERY @ LEON HEREM E (RASERS BRON RU RFVRDS FILLING . “ieces. eadership of Dr J. ™M > *-~« — | » - .* = > an . ~herrolet ane = and wr - 2Rra = |e ers tRe compan’ _-err ™_-a ms “@e2- ~* °*. Sar :s om. ,>+e green * of the more expensive equir _—— = - — ™ ore > Oo ec ‘ ' se e* and er part _ an * . 3 furr ished hd che . eh on : ae) ec. ea. Oe Sand has made severa - _—- — & be ‘ ° = mmths o s #xist "ers are sched yu. ne - Ford Dealer Gives Night Service In order to give commerria!] Ford ''ners service and keep their running d@urimg the davyiich: Chambers and Leong Ine tealers. ~ Track = ers car now artve tz r during the evening a> their truck cor automebile wi be »arve Teady im the morning. now Officially attested — Y a spectacular exhibition on the test road up Mt. Diablo, the new Chandler has now oficially and permanently the per- formance superiority of the Pikes Peak Motor Towering peak of the California coast ranges, Mc. Diablo is scaled by a road so tortuously steep that no stock car is ever expected to reach its summit in high gear. On its difficulties of grade are based two of the most coveted automobile trophies of the Pacific Coast: the Oakland Tribune Trophy which is offered to the motor car reaching the THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY highest point in high gear; and the Alexander Challenge Cup for sixes exclusively. Now—for the first time—a six cylinder car is in possession of both cups! For a stock Chandler, with standard gear ratio, recently captured not only the Alexander Cup with consummate ease; but in a magnif cent sweep of smooth, unlabored power the highest point previously reached motor Cay m high gear. No other six in the Chandler class offers an equally impressive combination of masterly beauty, contin, Soa any CLEVELA® Lewis Automobile Company Delmar 909 4700 WASHINGTON Forest &31 Griesedieck Automotive Service Co., E. St. Lowis Ill; Broad —_ Reintges Motor Co., Granite City, lll: H. W. Peon, ae eS ee med har,

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SUNDAY. | AvGU GUST 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ADVERTISEMENT SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,069. Ct tae — ————_ SS tet — . SS » wh ] mE whee: base. nm gives them a more massive ee Uhl eppenrance. Tih front fenders have Lil ; ring Sj if ; A if r) ho. y* y . ‘ > us _ > OAKLAND SETS PACE “IMPOSSIBLE” HILL IN ECONOMY RUNS A high gear climb that always was In winning the threes pena in : Physician Explains Who considered impossible nas been per- the famous economy run from formed by the Chand! ith the Diego sl Centro and return, ee h ld T k N t d ] . See a enter withthe) Diego te mi Centro ond zeurs. | ROG | Oe Ee CHANDLER CLIMBS gwident Thomas P. Henry, in fance with the provisions of ws, announced the 4P pointn. R. M. Dver of Seatle, Presiden Automobile Club of Washings Yn. ne «iriver s irca } rod rT) iro t } 17 : ‘ . , ». I +> _ . ; ’ 4 , 9 : to = u % K n our , ; i i his two Presidentics k ni f th ink end fr the ims ide mem New York, Aug. 1, Russell F. = otes. She tortdous 16-iCalaane a Te ‘ pointees -_ — he passenger: pacity of the \ rs Gardner, Sr., was elécted Chair- cups of the four ynoin: ’ ? Many Improvements n Tria i mple for four adults | i! rear f¢ liers are extends far- || man i the coats ae Es. Canyon, near San Bernardino, Cal., that abies sae pe: place on e P: ran Practical Advice on How to Help Build Up Great Strength, Energy and Endurance. | ort . m™* R : 1} re i rogoy ’ ’ } } ; ’ a. thy, " el ' 4 . hoe i Te eves : (; rd 7 . oe > e . = 3 : ; a A Fours pand ixe LAID Pla VO\ ) +} cat rail =e 17 rs ' my peti = 4h 7—s ‘ } — ‘ : } . } | ~— , 2 ‘ Ane stren oe oT Wiis wrhies gouthwes' Nasn na ] } with spira =) ; ed in 1 , mn leather h i business of the company | san Bernardino. The C‘imuv starts land has cleaned up in both of h : aa % . ug" 4 va 2 ee +y ment of a complete new ; . miles from the center of the city every walk of Nfe.” eays Dr. Emile Sauer. | jine of four and six cylinder: NAS! Lash d kone . fe +} ag ae ak | itan altitude of 1074 feet. and iw i3 weil known New England physician and apples, while metallic tron ts irén just > ‘ go ’ >} : ie 4 iT ii ; é ie ' . » 7) ¢ on r - ~ nee , mf P1Uel LSS. miles the road jumps to 5870 feet at may also transform a beautiful, as it comes from the action of strong acids ky "hese Tr) 5 | nayTs ire ri Ar ,4 ' , , ' — > ‘ itn o} ; ls ' Vi ar ws re ‘ r)T) ‘ . ¢ > Dep sg ; . . , _ , P - '’ - 4 oe mote’. 4 ’ —t anil aor ee , It f | mh: _ Wee gee MORE A, : ee a ee wg "4 Strawberry Flat, followed by five nies, an S started at 6 tempered woman into one who is cross on small pleces of tron filings and ig there b : 1 rit - mVV I ae ; : ) ; ; . . . tint . , y . Ma oT ~» “ 7 . ‘ _ ; 2 ‘if . : ~ 4 ‘ : ne " . } rained A . or ‘ - en- if ind no c} ange in the n° the first few are tnrougn \vateriman $+ ie hea nre at San Dieg: — ‘ and ’ rsons m wear after year funda! jen! cons ior ana ~"t ened ; . | [ : ’ ' Ss standal a of the company is antici Canyor a steady ascent of 3 to 10 |i dac "Th « . : a — iffering from hvyelca weakness and r approxfmately equivalent oy organig ire the cal ndergot! rat "Tr" } =. L. ; ae ‘ Ageia sao ae sy are 3 ' ; high nditior flue to lack « content) tea one-hai sign of the . — . . . eon? ys ] lr é 3 i Me ft) lITIOOK for OuUsIN« pe r . nt grade, jumping LO i’ per . leva? = : ; : . . i ‘ : : . cores = he quart of pia i ae _ ne Sten -_ a rarded as o ‘ , erevation, | fTicient iron ! wir red bicod ape aay ach. one quart of green vegetables @r half — ee | Te All of the other ? . reas PUCE IE mM prises is regarded as most favorable. / cent around hairpin turns and up |then to El Centro, which is below sca| Without ever realizing the real cause aa a dozen baked apples. It is like taking dv creations Many appoint-! ; ) / ey rt rit nner ; , their trouble. Without tron in your bir extracts © t of t new pods ; der models } o a. | map : } } ] Bate ec pitc hes on the Swit hbacks, level. and then back over the moun- your food merely pasees through the body of a i beef instead eating peuneés ments and pr j f VETIICTIC@B |... , . , : ‘ ‘ co 3 cenereer sé in ae) Tourists Average 3.45 Per Car. which have gained their name from ‘tain range | something like corn through an oid mil } Over 4.000.000 le annually are us ' ) rey 1°91 inch w) ; ‘ - i 1] ; h th iil . ; . oe have also bes ws Or ns syste ut new type € aii meio. se pgs minty Registration of motorists visi: ing the fact that the road folds back an‘ The Oakland Six won the sweep-' SER Sees 68 wile Coat ON Oe ing Nuxated Iron. It quickly helps male There are io ! am othe ney ind spa ntrol. ] the : Ci passengrel ea ic he national parks in aa =| forth in tiers, with very steep pitches stakes cup with 55.637 ton miles per nm ; can't grind. rich red blood, revitalize wornout, ust. » } - “For want o on you may be an old ed nerves and give tncreased str Nash line pe} na ci | Carg,iale ths , now , passeneer touring, Aves BHOWS steep pitches on the “switchbacks,” sllion won the sweepstakes for the’ man at 3. dull of intele poor in mem energy Your money will be refu ~ by rl ' » xa} } ' t there . 2 . . ' ot nere pris e and a m down th facturers if tt does not Breoduce ' no ers 7 rhe ; 4 , , Ki foé , 4 sicad § i ¢ S$ an averay . Y) . Pinna! by +f , . ‘+e P] : al . , . ont - 3 eT 7 : i run dow * manu some on iverage f 3.45 per-' finaly lend off into one lone stead, ry té mileage per gall carii- while at fh » OO with | enty f tron in satisfactory resulta. linder cnassis The n irikipe The yiinder ne nclud Ons per car AS some of a vehj- | Pull known as “Oak Flat.’ less oO ze or weight of car nterel d | 13 n feel- For sale by al! drugetete at ENRICHES THE BLOC The Chandler in this officially ob- tual miles per gallon NUXAT ‘ED IRO STRENGTHENS THE NER\ ‘= \" « @ ) . . Though Na manare In this 13 miles of stiff climbing n patients. Thou form that one dose ts estimated te be Il, August Ist. Page 95.) four- “ ‘ oo 4 ‘ . - . € , th. re . Pap eengunsste os appears that with the shifting lever removed and jentered, with 56.424 ton miles per Ae average automo | utomobile on tour car-|the cover plate officially locked. gallon Act ung low This victoria is sw ge i ries close to a capacity load. * acturers rises in 1923 tT Tah, MR itis hy sae § 7; rr. a'he 7] vat att! 7 Ht i WP Sh Uae } a T O E 7 , | 1S™ ST) ~' oe ___ hii) O., Inc. ie weant|/ Chevrolet Announces The Utmost in Economical Transportation ww EE TE EE TT a a This is the season of the year when Gossip Beeause of its peculiar prominence as the enters the automobile. business. Because utmost in “economical transportation,” some companies are announcing new models Chevrolet has been far from immune to the a large percentage of the public is all tc serge tongues of those who know every- “ee - prone to believe that all companies are a ¥: one’s business. to do likewise. Stories fly around, thick an The Closed Car You Buy Now Here Are the Facts! You’ll Use Next Winter Chevrolet engineers are always working in +heir research laboratories and in road tests STUDEBAKER oo iy gee oe - SEDAN $1550 SF Ee gp Chevrolet is not announcing a new model. Chevrolet is continuing to build the fa- mous car which has met with such rapid and continued success, such great success that dealers everywhere, naturally including St. Louis, have had no cars on their floors for many months, despite tremendously in- creased production on the part of all Chev- rolet factories. When the present model Chevrolet was first built less than a year ago, it was the combined product of the brains of the emi- nent engineers: of the General Motors and Chevrolet companies. to improve Chevrolet. And Chevrolet doesn’t wait for a year to come around to add improvements. For instance, every Chevrolet car manufactured since June 1, 19023, has’ had the Alemite High Pressure Lubricating System. This was installed de- spite the fact that the old-style. grease cups were satisfying owners and this equipment is today used on higher priced cars. But Chevrolet engineers felt the new systém would be an improvement, and it’s on the Car. Any owner who has felt winter’s winds whistling through the ill-fitting doors and flimsy panels of a makeshift closed car knows there is no substitute for quality. The 1924 Model Studebaker Light-Six Sedan you buy now will not only serve you admirably this summer and next win- ter, but will endure for years. It is sturdily built for long, hard service, to ride comfortably, to look well and to operate at a moderate expense. design or cufnbersome equipment, but is a conservative, high grade car that will be right at home when parked alongside cars that sell for two or three times its price. Construction of the chassis is an achieve- ment in the use of precision methods in large scale manufacture. Proof of this lies in the machining of all surfaces of the crankshaft and connecting rods, to which is largely due its virtual freedom from vibration. This 1s an exclusive Studebaker practice on cars at this price. en the horn button, for convenience, has Its instantaneous success, the rapid growth been switched to the center of the steering in production, have proven the greatness the work these engineers did. And when you are ready to trade it in on a new car the depreciation will be rea- sonable. Studebaker used car values are high because of Studebaker’s mherent merit. And there is always a market for used Studebakers. The substantial hard wood and steel body with its broad windows and four wide doors, its rich mohair velvet plush upholstery and many refinements, is a The smooth-running Light-Six motor has made friends everywhere for its dura- bility, power and flexibility just as it has for its economy and reliability. The Light-Six Sedan is low priced be- cause it is built complete by Studebaker in large volume, but there isn’t a cheap thing about it. It is above par in every particular. Studebaker’s reputation for producmg bigh class transportation for 71 years is worth considering when you buy a car. Chevrolet is driven by a very large per- __ Because of the = demand for Chev- centage of all those who own automobiles in Re EE papas wide 3 me fact —_ dealers St. Louis and elsewhere. In the hands of ee prance te every car every dealer these owners Chevrolet is, by its performance, Ce ee ee Oe reeNe. daily making new friends and adding to the . . . . + 119 ‘2 A - great esteem in which it is held. St. Louis every car sold comes direct n the Chevrolet St. Louis factory to the Is it any wonder, then, that Chevrolet, with thorized dealer. such an efficient product, should not now an- nounce a new model? Owners know why Chevrolet is not chang- model of Studebaker craftsmanship. ing For if there is one car that has the perl icon O. K. of those who drive It includes no freaks or fads or frills of } Chevrolet. For driving, Chevrolet \ economy, it means reliability, it | less trouble, less upkeep expense. rolet stands for economical transporta- Is it any wonder, then, that with a car that gives such all-around, complete s Satisfaction, Chevrolet should stick to a model which ha proven its solid merit? ; Four wide-opening doors. Eight-dey clock. Quick-ection cowl ventilator. Attractive coach lammps. Heater. Mohair velvet plush upholstery. or tranemiesion lock. ac the Alexander visor and windshield cleamer. Dome light. Thicf-proof ively. six cylinder car This doesn't*mean that Chevrolet ing still. 1924 MODELS AND PRICES—. o. b. factory SPECIAL SIX BIG-SIxX 5.Pase..119° W.B..50H.P 7-Pass., 120° W.B 60H. P. Any authorized Chevrolet dealer listed below will be pleased to show you, at your cdnvenience, what Economical Transportation means, and why Dame Rumor was wrong when she said Chevrolet would supplant its present efficient car with a new model now. See the Chevrolet today at any of these showrooms: th standard gear y the Alexander but in a magnifi- ed power passed reached by any Coupe- ‘Rood Pee) 1225 Sedan 1550 ——— TUDEBAKER WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY NORTH SIPF BERANCH, GRAND @ *®T. LOCA AY. 1R17T LOCTSRT STREFT limdell 19°00 1 ‘ , GRINHAM-JOHNSON MOTOR sanetaats SvUnem AKFR DEALFRS: Relk's Garage, Augusta. Me Warne Veter Hevvise © Sates Co.. 6255 Waren. 7 a : f oS PHIL LIPS MOTOR ' . fornmarehten-Wheelen & Ce... O14 Monrer. Me Vest Mieriseent Gerege, OF00 Pieriesant _ a BIG FOUR Atl TO CO = J a i + | v CO. Aute Beles & Service (» Keaat St. Lowle. Iti hervice Garage, De Sete, a She Schwarts. MOwardevitle. O28 ._ = ; : “4 aw . 41907 Ben d, Webst Kebert HMusol, Hermann, Me. . , =. | 9224 &. Jefferson Av 116 Kingshighway <iz7 Locust St pp ne ese eee eee ae. & en ae C. Hh. Lefever, Pacific, Me. Kohler Moter Company, 509% Delmar A, Kirke Moter Gales (o.. Kew Havee, Me. HOFFMAN yore MOTOR CO WELLS MOTOR CO. 3008 N. Grand Av. Atteberry Motor Car Ce., 5554 &. Grand ~ ~ Pewee. 612% trrevets mm. Chartee ~~ 56] 14 De! ili) r Bi. MacCARTHY-PARDUE MOTOR CO., 6320 Delmar Bl. ORTHWEIN MOTOR CORP. 4300 Forest Park B] class offers an ‘ion of masterly economy and and see. BELMONT MOTOR CAR CO. GILLIAM-EPS CHEVRO. 1335 8. 7th Bt LET COQ., 592! ‘Ea: ton Av. ' GRAVOIS AUTO CO BEVINGTON MOTOR CAR CO. aahh Henenhe ha 1645 S. Grand A. CLEVELAND Greves, Meo Tri-City Aute Sales Co... Granite (City ill Sheaburn Aute Company, Alton, Il. Danz Aute & Livery Company. tnien. Meo. | Neiburg Garagr, Wright ¢ ity, Me. ™. Leuls County Actemobile Company, (laston. Festus Aute Saics, Festus, Mo. Me. 8. T U BS 8B A Eee Frank Berne, 111-115 Iron. a a Nise Aute vv. det, W CENTURY AUTO CO. 7502 Michigan Av. j af “Sf Louis HEVROLET CO. STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO. ~~ 2:8 ; s A FLINT MOTOR CAR CO. 1102 Illinois Av., East St. Louis 4714 Delmar Bb! Nair Av t St. Louis — For Economical Transportation

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a The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Timés Combined. ~. "ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | PACKARD It i rtainly significant that more and more Desehivetes of a SingleSix have had previous experience with cars of lower price. There is only one interpretation of this fact. In- vestigation and testimony of other owners have proved to these buyers that there is a greater economy in the Single-Six that makes it a sounder investment. Thus many people who have always aspired to Packard ownership have discovered that the grati- feation of this desire is not an indulgence, but rather, the exercise of good business judgment BERRY MOTOR CAR COMPANY Locust at Twenty-Second St. OPEN EVENINGS TILL NINE a =e _ -~ 2 i+e + j VS "sz - 2 -soeF al -— 2 ae ' a nw nm! * ectr gS! 4 erect) — 4 - : »\ Tis 2 ove @ ort. tien De eo tw~ i ee ae ee eee > = r LEE PO ee EES, VOT SD RARE Brothers design and business secar 2 . . ~ . a a tractive Spanish *uU Car, Now on Display = Motor Co.. Has New ’ ° , =~ IT Anocee \W mae’hoc- anu im i nNéeivas Fabric. $8.75] 33r4 SS Cord $i9358 . — 30x3'> CL Cord $11.40) 34x4 SS Cord... $19 85. heavy non-skid tread. 30x32) > ss Cerd $12.40 32x4' ? $s Cerd $24.25 30x3' $8.50 32:3, $88 Cord....91690) 272 Se -- 1x4 5. s S14.75 S24; __ $19.96 34x4' . SS Cord $25.45 sig cs 8575 sare, szasag | SIx4 «SS Cord. $17.00) 3355 © ss cord $30.20 om Asner Harte = s. 8. .$76.45 3524; _..$2150 32x4 SS Cord $1870) 35y5 SS Cerd $31.70 cop Gon, Gunite tea It will pay vou & get our new STRICTLY FIRSTS—GUARANTEED BY postpad | prices on Michelin Cords. MILLER RUBBER CO. AKRON. OHIO , “a “A G TIRE COMPANY S456 LINDELL [ OMMON, NC AuTo Pouss | Bomont 136 2717 Washington AT THERESA) . LISYDELL 4560—Ai5~%9 CENTRAL 4500 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Common Sansa Mawcractomms G say Obwe, & Loewe, TU. EA . - * oa ~- of ~~ ae s- >» —— PR ' e Le 2s. ae . ts wee * ee ode So, Today! Not the pains aim bet a bottle of Commce « ———— . ‘ ? M + 4 : 7 _ .. +) es, 4 *< “.* q a ’ ie : mJ , oo. ¥: — An “i ~ «+ wn c@ 3 a omen ' : . nnouncing r Easily Captures Honors at Albany and Syracuse Over Far More Costly Ae Jew Series U T Albany, N. Y_ july 21, on the famous New Salem hill—and at Syracuse, July 28, on the Brinkerhoff Hill, Jewert Sixes won everything in sght in the annual hill climbing events. Ar Albany — 87 cars competing, grouped in which has a 489.4 foot elevation from the start to the tape.in 1.31 35—a new hill record, de teating many famous specially-builr hill climbing cars and celebrated racing drivers. It won every event in which it was entered — made the best time made by amy car in the entire contest! price classes—Jewert finished first. second, third, fourth and iith— making the best time in ALL classes — except for second in the free-for-all _where the Paige-built Jewert was beaten by the Paige). Jewert’s best time was 1192-5. All lTewetts entered were owners’ cars. The third lewett in its class event was driven by Miss Trumbell; me, 1.34 3-5. These two notable successes but continue the nation-wide hill climbing successes made consist- tly by Jewett since its first appearance. “Try to pass it on a hill”—a lewert Six slogan —has meaty significance! he NEW JEWETT SIX with 12 majer im provements and 41 rehinementrs, at no increase in price sall costs you only $1065 factory. It domi- nates the thousand dollar class in easy ; comiort, dependability, long life and value as well as in performance! Come in and wel ler you put a new Jewent Six through its paces. cas) Six-FO MOON An outstanding advance in engineering practice, with noteworthy mechanical betterments. Striking Moon distinction in body desi¢gn.~“ ~“~ ~~“ “- Bese //ow on display Six Distinctive Bedy Types from which te cheose MOON MOTOR CAR COMPANY City Sales Dept. Maintenance Dept. 3115 Lecust Se. 3114-16 Washington BL E. J. & H. J. Burgdorf Geo. C. Porter Motor Normandy Motor Coa. 6153 Delmar Bi. Richmond Heights, Mo. Normandy, Mo. Baile’ by Moon Morora Can Compawr, Sr. Lovrs, U. $8. A. Founded toce7 by Josepk W. Meena -_ ’ i ! ! I ' i i i I P i f ‘ ! { i ' i i { | t j i ' ! ! ! { ' I I i I i i i i i - pare ; ; At Syracuse — against 37 cars, some much ; mgher in price,and many specially designed for H hill climbing — Jewert Six, with standard wheel- base and gear ratio. won its piston displacement ; class event—aiso hnished first in the free-for-ail! i i ! ' ' i ' i i i ‘ i ' i ‘ : ‘ i ' ’ I ! i ! i i | ’ , i ' i ' ' i i lewert cimbed the 1.4 mile Brinkerhof hill Newell Motor Car Co. Retail and Wholesale Distributors Locust at Jefferson Community Dealers x New Chouteag 4m) Che oe ee ee rm — ra BHambeechesn Paige-Jewrtt Co. 3438 5 Grand BL Litzsinger Mocor (Co. Otre St. Ra. and S. and & Road Nesalen-E.dele Motor Ce.. 146561 & Grand BE south Jefferson Paice-—Jewet! Co.. A Pemdler Auto (Co... 2813-23 = Jefferson Ar 140 Lemay Ferry Booed —t. Johmes Motor Car ©o.. Wil Motors €o.. <t. Chartes Road at Marshall A, $728 amd $149 t.rerot Av Mark White Motor Co.. ~timon-Lowry Mos Co. 718-20 Barard? Ar iher—Alten Paice Jewett Weter fo Retbewt De— Bettie lle YWeter “aie= ‘ « Igou Motor Coa. 2922 N. Grand BI. . ~“opntet eS (a26—= & Serer Geter Car ‘« S Vereen—ie @ itt + Gorage Surpe y+@ere— J LL. “rarft ce——“—eeae ee Se SS SS SF SF SS OS SS SS SS ESSE SS SESS SSESBSSSESSSASO“ISGSESGASGSSES Se ee ee ee a ew ee QqQereea ne ae) TESS ESSER DEALZRS—fuetee “ty. Teee.—Sieg 4 tee erth

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AUGUST 12 h9ee. i ee | gvaver 12. 19: Re: The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATER! a 7 By: — ; — —_ fs 2 ¢ ys-O | ley | ‘ | , weneral sales manager of the | dealers to drive back ca d it is | f ~~ ’ RUTH rs an S| 7q , | R ERFORD TO LEAD FACTORY TRIP F(R Olds Motor Works. |} expected that 75 machines will be | 1 . eu" | ' RUBBER ASSOCIATION | = present plans are for the! =: tire dr; c-..way on Avgust 2/. Our Tire Prices Can’t Be Beat Se ss-=e~-—ene~— : = ; far the greatest'| NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—w. 0. |! ; | BUY A CUPPLES CORD TIRE AND BE AHEAD Saeet this is by ‘ar | g , ; history of the Willys- | | Rutherford, vice president of | \ ot in ‘the histor) The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Com- on. Once a Cuppies User, Always a Cuppies Booster—“Made by 6. seen Co. is shown by the finan- THE GREATEST TIRE SALE | A: New Flat Top Cords “Coste Less Per Mile” Than Any Other Mako of High-Grade Tire. ment issued by that com- | dent of the Rubber Association || Cupples Cords Are Averaging from 10,000 to 15,000 Milcs. state ) cot | EVER KNOWN ALL CARRY OUR 16000-MILE GUARANTEE bd im , st hal £ I9Zs. | of Americ: it j fficially 2 the first half « | a, it is officially an : : one of this / X a ith the issuance of nounced by the Board of Direc- Special Train of De Luxe Auto- Prices wrecked on makes such as Fisk, Ajax. Miller, Goodyear, Firestone ~ ALL NEW, CLEAN, FRESH STOOK pany, has been elected Presi- Poincident a nadie, edhuicin Seaton | Game ; a “ape isin. satan | : - Goodrich and other standard makes too numerous to " » wgtement, the entire ! maining | tors. Rutherford at once enter- ‘| mobile Company Will Leave be undersold. Each and every purchaser of our Tires MUST a por we Ae BRING OR SEND US ANY CUPPLES CORD TIRES THAT HAVE FAILED TO DELIVER ; . @ entistied SATISFACTORY SERVICE. 303% Stop! Look! si CUPPLES USERS must BE SATISFIED Heavy Nenekid Look at these wonderful low ¥ now ou _want tos . OCUPPLES F. 8. CORDS of $6,943,000 dus to come | ed on his duties and wil! direct hile Common Sense Auto P | : olism - S17 2508 Malton of the « rT — t L n A 26 reel es of $17,359,500 in the affairs of the association in | Or Lansing ugust -0. be grecscicss Cleanser - removes re the payment of $ | , grease, road oiland grime down i owed by the company was | What Is one of the most import- | original finish, and thus restores Wincised this week, leaving the | a periods of the rubber indus- | -¢ Cin ce eek ie — 5 factory Lustre, itixms easy tous, Miigsany Without any bank indebt- | try | teeta. ¢ ax, £6-cdation iliinene Sa Oversize Cords ; ordinary Oi! “polish”! of any character {| train of six 16-section Pullmans and | 30:3 Driving Tread _ .$7.75 32:31, $.3. nenskid 12.95 ows net earnings of : a di car will leav a F SPECIAI All Firsts. A real 3013 Clincher 8.5 cleans and polishes ; ' eet shows allowance - for Basses Carry 251,000 Monthly. apres et ee eee 32x3% Non bargain. +e ih a. $. 0.95 3ix4 Clincher a. s.. 16.75 in one 2,385.66 after aliowa More than a quarter of a million} the Oldsmobile factory at Lansing, | ' skid, $7 15 30x3%. ns. 8 7.95 ' 30131, $. $. nenskid . 9.95 ch! “4 : ony | CUPP STANDARD OVERSIZE jon and leaves a clear gurfe » | and special reserves. ! ce, interest an . | Mich. This trains will have as pas- | Kelly-Springfieid S2x3%.n.». $10.50 ; —_ Corda : h : 7 , ; hye! aren fo ™ - 30x3% Oldfield Cord P “ee . ms. WE ARE DIRECT FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS FOR C 9, Today! Not the paint shop = Oldsmobile dealers and the wives of : Oldfield Cerd ae gre ay FREE For This Week Only—With Every Ouppies Cord Tire We Will Give You my bottle of pretty on . | — | many of them, and severa! of the | ldfiel S- ae ha - . ae. , : Flat Top N. §. a $3 Tire Cover—-FREE a Se -— s members of the local De Luxe Auto- | oa eee he aes a - as. . eee a Se foce e etwiese Tl WEADQUARTERS FOR AUTO LOCKS _ | vi ce force. “Cot. P. Hr Brock: | with each above tire. purchased FREE ma. 821. 3314 Goodyear All-Weather Cords, Strictly First, $18.45 | 3614} Goodrich Sivertown Cords, Ribbed Skid, Sirietty First, $24.95] iV. Oo © a 4 : ” - 2.8. e —— man, president of the De Luxe-Co., | WE SAVE YOU MONEY ON ANY MAKE OF TIRE YOU WANT pur car . of : . ! “ill We have the best modern equi Tire Shop in the city. | Factory Distributors ~ — punning the trip ane = will. OF7 Leas amd we will sepals then TREE. All mail orders must be accompanied by bank draft, money order or check. rom your nearest dealer - Drug. ; y aiong. So will 8S. R. Jones,. sales cage ™ eskleset Get eur proposition. Tires mounted FREE. Inner Tubes Repaired Free - = os $3 : manager, and several salesmen, who | ) ers S t te —T tered ance eae OAKES Products The ZERK cre earsing the heuer i a sales] “BOULEVARD TIRE SHOP. RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. ). Orsend direct to the Labors. g for = supply by return mel, Auto Locks Lubrication System —— now on. akan eco Sallie acti PHONES: BOMONT 1180 3117-3119 LOCUST ST. CENTRAL 151 3. train will go to . . where plans have been made for a | Open Evenings. All Day Sunday. ‘ Free city delivery. Mail or phone orders filled. Open evenings, ali day Sunday. Wheiesale and retail. Special Prices on sight-seeing trip at 4 p. m. the after- | Dealers, write for our price list. FREE SERVICE AT OUR STORE ‘noon of Aug. 26. Dinner wil! be | Nash and Buick Transmission Locks aaron, an tate alae ar ane eens La Salle and the special will leave | | NOSER SALES COMPANY, Inc. | iss 2% '0"rtatane'S" ® cording to the schedule, breakfast | - 3 2016 LOCUST will be served on the train and a | GREASELESS CLEANSER 2 Bomont 2521 ST. dealers’ meeting will be held at 11 customer. . ‘s , *° , *,* os oN OOK °" — —— =. os Oem - e & - —— = — > — a @ R200 North Broad. —Ay : : Missouri National Bank Miles Auto Sales Co., F 4( Mos C)); “@ ~ *¢ ~ N. Kingsiighway Bl. q Lemay Ferry Bank ty ive sireet Motor Car Co., om 113 Lemay Ferry Road. Illinois Av., Fast St. Louts e 4 Jefferson-Gravois Bank J Grand Avenue Bank 9934 S. Jefferson Avenue. a= Grand and Olive y—Moberly PaigeJewett Oe q Broadway Savings Trust Co —H. JB - @ ; j : Taats—w = Dexter 4 Pe Liberty Central Trust Co. 700 N. Broadwav - MS. Cases - o Broadway and Olive Street. i ee, o. oe oY Ce he P ton—Henry arthbawer . ; * Ss Se 4 ; Mou ity Trust - 7 National] City Bank ys tha ‘ vse ~ A paaaa 4 Fan NO r) 1OnN 109 North Seventh- Street. - eae ee ree ee © 4: _-_* ee « ord 4&2 Tate b iiliouten Aate tapatr 2 ; Bremen Bank West St. Louis Trust Co. ille—Diene Bros P "W. F. stewensos 4 : 2600) North Broad a\ Sarah and Easton. “hasver Kroes Frankfort—Laige-Jewett Meter o “. & Baxter

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a eet.» eptlleage ese ne 2 , So ae = P = = os = %& La ae ae 2 , ‘=e ae - n t - = 2> e ; i? ¥ Ya” | = i. at ae ee) = z bY ‘2% ' chaste s = seater ae on = - : ; ” ° - ; Fe nears , » ta as i wes = Bee > -_ ~ > 4 “ . Tr oe -o7 as eas po ee > ee Be Oe = eat ll IE pda fp Sete F igkt:* a a ee — . . F di lt | | : - on s + - , * , *« > Om — . a . or . - —s | Z : _ =— ™~ . + -* " ; 4 s _— a z " a. = 4 — ~~ : a - ——— 4 >> ox —s oo =. «3 ; te ya ts a eae Oe Fee Be a ae tS. iene E ax ~ "hee ad eo. =; nx ae ge at = , . ike eS ~ - — 2 it Sede ed Cr = ~— wl a ° pars it ie A ee - The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals tJ i I my bar and wy bar kept falling oct and locked dead “J read an advertisement for Cxo- ticcra Scap and Ointment and sent for a fee sample | purchased more. end im two mocths I was bealed.” (Signed) Miss Lucille Martin. Rt 3 Nebo 11 Use Coticorsa for al skin trocbies. 010 —=—ES a i Ee. 0 eh) east NOW IN PROGRESS OUR AUGUST SALE OF AGCESSORIES: 4. WING ‘FOOT ESA Tread Cord All-Weather Tread All Cords—Oversized 3ix4 $17.80 32x4 $18.65 33x4 $19.25 34x4 $19.85 2x4°. 23.40 33x4*, $24.25 34x44, $24.70 @ Known Brand! Valve Grinder : $14.95 erading. % , Teel Gringer : $3.25 ~— , 7 ‘| PARKING LAMPrs a3 3 So. $1.89): Peed Bear Seat >s Brece “we FF ervi« Se Ge 79c¢ $1.19 “rer he Muar Bam oe rs Sa Bere Steers OF ESN PAIL Y—I8e Lr Dreva Sa TIRDAY— a ‘“ _ we >» = = - . -{ Lis iv? ‘ TLL oF O- cure of motor cars Oakiand West side Baick Opens Bram? as apes | f ae aS ee dianiee is i- eyye a more than . ee see ey G E t _ C ~ =a a Now have THE LARGEST CHEVROLET SERVICE SF Louts—the Fimest Tool Equipeeent of any (hevrote as — — =o aA. ss * . rs od uc = Pop ee TT sa - . oS ——— . Prea -_ . —_— _ . he ° * > e . es “ _ R > . “ “ " distr: ESS Soe - ? ; = SALESROOMS: *ERVICE 5929-31 Easton Av. 5146 1475 . * EAGLE MOTOR TRUCE RUCK CORPORATION The best bey en the market. Mace ta St. Leawt«. Twe sizes. I te I*+-ten capecitr " 6134-646 Bartmer At. = JA "r= and 2 te S-tee capecity Prempt facterr — - service. Call. write or phone. Pheae—Catany <5. The POST-DISPATCH is the eniy St. Logis newspaper giving Associated Presse news vial Announces New Models FOURS and SIXES These new Nash conceptions in open and enclosed car types are now placed on display with a quiet surety that they will exceed the expectations even of those who look for Nash to lead the way and who consequently set their hopes highest. With traditional progressiveness Nash has developed a number of bodies and other outstandingimprovements whose artistry and execution is as certain to command the professional concern of coachwork craftsmen and engineers as the admiration of the public at large. With no justification in the way of in- creased manufacturing costs for a price advance Nash stands firm on current prices so that the important ana expen- sive new car advancements relating both to engineering and equipment in reality constitute a price reduction. THE DISPLAY BEGINS TODAY cm+ SOUTHWEST NASH CO, ==« 3000 Locust St. Harry Newman-Nash ( #.. Woerrell-Nash Motor ( «.. North side Nash Ce. 5143 Delmar BI. ' 3500 Gravois 2724 N. Grand BL Speer Automobile Co. Ine.. Leuis Reichmann. 3914 Washington BL East St. Louis We carry a COMPLETE stock of Chevrolet Park | —— —— ~~ “Thirtee Had 3 Rock-Ri D bbed tion. but Disintegr ‘in When Jack Ri Tied a Tin Can to Alister s alt’s Then bee 7 ar and an ‘Gal It Was Time to Q \. BENT™] ale f of the ras W

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SUNDAY. AUGUST 18. igcag revrolet Co., Inc. nEwe Dealers : in TT. Gl An P en. 0 DLET SERVICE STATION t of any Chevrolet Dealer” &. ock of Chevrolet Parts 4 AB SERVICE STATION. 146 1475 Hamilton al Block Pram p only St. Louis evening ed Press news service. ———— (1332) eee LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING. AUG ST. ‘ WHEN BULLFROG VALLEY, FROM BOOGER HOLL f : e 7 de ee ee | PAGES 11 - _ a ee _—— + - — a hirteen Had a Rock-Ribbed Organiza- Hon, but Disintegration Set in When Jack Ross’ Boys ' Tied a Tin Can to Alce Mc- Alister’s Calf’s Tail and Then Terrined Him in the Night by Making a Noise Like Gabriel's Trumpet — Then Noel Shuffield Got Re- igion and the Gang Decided It Was Time to Quit — All Join in Law Enforcement Now. Ark ins hOF. A. BEHYMER, 4 Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. | ATK Al . ‘7T7 ¥ Y ! A4¥Y bBidiasati if . | MmCce rgers [rom on now en wert was ° out v irreste. was ar ihe mire Ther: the Shuffield got relict by such calar laies wer: quit. y Si Ap he FS GIER HOMER LEE KING of the BULLFROG VALLEY si ae » ae ; - x Moonshiners& Hauled Their > PON AAA GE DROOL hae WALTER TURNBOW lis to Comes. and Pl eaded Guilty | oe rs & % * : cape ww MGON SHINERS * ns bas tt “p4 making mor What the y it instruction In . needed ha year other day and the The readily high $20 Was obtalned | 7 . could mak: Homer Lee that Deputy AMOS HOLMAN at eS a Getting started was no great ‘ eh iryy Gee 2a whisky he coul Afterwar finally to $12, but nrodus . . > : ir moonshininge, was up their thev loaded Millis and Wines +r, Thine for latoonss S| onshir They , llant ba hemsely. Alway foot ht}); 20d the Ro and th, and ( aps Basis o show Court's mercy been moonshiners in the , , | - reserve counted CTime tr 7 ’ Meager ‘ ropes onvertin niain aew it was not until three years ago, increased crt ‘ the times crushed them with they organized to giean came with the spread of Lee, the whee! Hiomer born 44 tral cabin ot Lees of the with spinning spun for ‘‘rallery, women pioneer on the -_ ** : AMmOonE his iar Bt at ered Was he ighbor he adil: Hollow, w he re tne man rock the veracious tale-tellers of Bullfrog of Injun Mountain- _ Booger on a when the moo! Sits ‘ ‘ inte, to the foot —— » be } 5 y ,.. . an light when Homer Le , and his six little Lees bed. might, before hunger, thi-ap- . . 7 | ’ and (me went earis . wif to sleep, if they because Rock wholesal: ame a Moonshiner ie wholesale Nor mer owe % . st The countv ana going on but what was Booger other Holier, focgether tc place t bids a man le { ieee &mew thai other mi sistance at ide for organizatioaga. > sec ; tin which Jack Ross’ boys tied to McAlister’s calf's tail was the definite be- In- Arkansas can Alice rinn but there were that. The Judge, at his discretion, or in his judgment be Novem the breakup, before ing of fluences at work where the en- law the mora! permits a conditions community will At the pleaded gullity interests sentence. Allen law A lhert the liquor and sentence richt of revocation of the reserved. nsion _ —— Germ of Reform Idea Planted had doubts whether Allen on account of his drinking as id Allen so and advised him that afe way was for him to take the other law back ion and help enfor: the Allen them went n't run with vou without getting off. If 11. Let's all quit.”’ talk that very was Allens lid not fast hovs belongs the credit for giving grow impetus vearlin®’ was a cutup It when Alce’s Willard and the It gave them an idea the would give it a plents They slipped back after dark an le a The tearing and bellowing about the place, a wife was trving Jim Ross were when calf was capering nea kicking ite heels excitement was what calf wanted they tin can to bossy’s tall down Vc. nalled , he tin that waen ft thicket, and relieved everything where it of the the They grinned sheep of denia! MeAlister up in 4 aught Can. a process of elimination guilt was fins r the Roses hove upon no great pretense made hard feelin’s between the families s bovse might in time have been forgiv ring might have sur- heen content aome SO up to the McAlister cabin of .e moonshiners the Rosse boys had with wanted more fun on a ” , rney they crept _ : hm? nik : > Lo a piece loose weather in the weeds and sawed fiddle and like other night in Bullfrog reein no noire > ¥ Night of Terror for Alce McAlister jumped of bed and grabbed his gun and biazed away through wis- revenue met! *¥ << ’ ris v4. lister out Woops: jnerse JUDGE JT BULLOCK dow and door and roof and then, they say up the valley, he fell on his knees and confessed his sins, general and specific, including moon- shining, and called to his wife to join him in prayer, for the trumpet of Gabriel was _sound- ing and the end of the world was at hand. The Ross boys had had enough fun for one They snapped the string and went might have been supposed that dis- silence on their about Alce’s have any- in Bullfrog overdid it @ every time he night home It cretion would have prompted part, but the got chooting and praying to laugh about and it joshing Alice went to Homer Lee's store Alce got mad and thirsted for revenge. He came to town and swore warrants agaipst Ross and his boys, charging them with violating the prohibition law. That sobered Ross Hie knew that he was guilty and that McAlister knew he was guilty. of he could by prosecuting McAlister, but what good would that do? The fact that Ross had a big family that needed He was sorely troubled He the boys to town and all three were on bond lie went back to the hills and set in motion all the influence that he could He among others, to liomer around, They often they story don't very that about it thing Valles may be little out course retaliate main was him brought released command went, Lee had starteA a little half a mile from the Lee homestead, where he was born, and was claiming that he had quit moonshiping, but the acknowledged leader of the clan It was he had got them together, after he became a moonshiner. and formed the organization which. far, had lie was a man of good fam- with no little influence So Ross went to him. Lee store, he was who oath-bound BO stood the strain ly. an intelligent at the county seat man. ’ Religion and Moonshine Harmonized | Albert Allen's talk about @(hem all quitting business beginning have effect. There that effect in the various discussions over the plight of Ross and howe it look Iike the orgagniga- and that meant that others would go to jail It looked like it when Noel Shuffield the liloward meetin’ house three weeks ago and confessed his sins and got religion. Most of the members of the gang were religious men, according to the mountain fashioa, but managed to keep their religion under cestrol so that it didn’t interfere with their moegebin- ing With Noel itt wae different it was @ bew thing with bim and be didn't seem te Reow the was to were surgest ions to his began to cong to Ross and probably tion War pieces more went to (Continued on Page 14.) om 4

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~ ot or Att re e- BR TFT ORS ee en eee + ee | en a ae = > eee i ee ee 4 , he. 2d re call ee as ‘ . — tics ee ~~ Be i~- Sw ee mS tema mee » a ae © oe S & ze , A la ag galley Seat ’ = ~ “eR a ee a ag, “sr - * oe i ee ‘ , . ere Sy est 4 i tediieeel ee NR a RR RE, ER EN ET Ne a a ER er gO i adie D cS os o.oo 3 y . - : - ‘i a * a ee 2 vat etal s at a ‘ ee ee ee -—— db ethiedin the Mine aed 5G Ore et er —— —wy tie -— = titi ened at ail 3" -_ — = e : ; a» bad M - r ’% | A} ONE CA 2:1. DM.abors what Sad gore enes Sear *c ea so oMen and s ‘amy ghew ——-* - -« * “My father was married five times.” George 1G the papers The first wife was Little Weide ~*~ Warnesderc. Pa ‘be mother of Meiee Flanders Mills: the second was my poth- er. Anate Carter; the third was Ella Penner | e > enn we h ; ; PYancers; the fourth was Hazel Debdecn Filan. mding skirts anc i. >. cere, em@ the SMh was Norma Meter Flan. finery of FProa4war ‘¢ w 7 = = Noryma coiocar a De- influemee and caused F™a7- Gers to cut eff Bis children without 4 cent ees em eH eee Kee? ae ae ae AY * deg {@ ¥ 4 WALTER S&S. W Bon of the millionaire bead of Ca who must go on trial charged with the Srst ence Peters, a former incarceration, Ward has cl ether men had lured him to @ blackemail comspiracy By a Special Correspondent of NEW YF FTER more than «a and couBtermores. W former member of the =missioners of New Hoe se millionaire head of the =ust go os trial for his life set as the date Ward ts charged with me gree ‘is crontection with the M. Peters, penniless ex-sailor. Ward's admission that he ™ the form of a documest called a “statement.” and wi Biack=ma!! pict. a icnelr road Sruggie tn which Ward sac in which Peters was sl No mat can be convicted Burcer tc the firet degree #ior In Ward's case the Ris story or prove it false Seubt and then procuce ene Grace to conric+ bis The authorities do not be 88 effort to prove it false they @Strecrdinary grand fury o Matr witnesses as appeared frem- Court grand jery + War Whether these witnesses evidence or whether the real 'e was laid bare only offic S8alet and jurors under “=r The public wwet wait Leases testify ir pew court wOich will pass on Ward's eee Peters Found Dead ~ -_——_ - — - ©“ Was the morning of May bedr of Peters was found «8 *Tvolr road about seven mil rie had-been shot f— passed through bis although an emorty 3 a7 ‘omat'c * seat Sone knew Peta@rs” identi "Gs threadbare and atthe ne 244 80 coat His poce "S23g. a pair of dice Seck of cards. with some of * tak! bhandkere bier = 9OcrY of the + veer Scerakires es’ ah. ew amegt "[ May 15 wes Ear! Hardy, Massachusetts State Arme ‘Ba’ of R hs Bepiew it * 4 “Ts Was « od Vir 'S"OTS and made tix home “*? a84 two emall broth “at Heverhill, Mase ** oe

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-_ ——eomnaiel ohn ro ano 5 ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Cambined by Approximately 40,000 ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH' ~ 13 a rT NTLLIONGGRIOUS MURDER WHICH NEW YORK WiLL TRY 10 SOLE IN MEW TRIAL OF WILLONAIRE'S SOM os -- Problem Will Be to Determine Not ik Walter ». Ward Killed Penniless Ex-Saiulor, But WHY | a Accused Man Admitted Sie After. Rady Was Found That He Shot Clarence Peters on Lonely Road Near Kensico Res- ervoir, but Investigation Has Brought to Light Many Cir- cumstances Which Cast Doubt on His Story of a Pistol Fight With Blackmailers, and Grand Jury, After Hearing 59 Witnesses Not Heard Before, Has Indicted Him a Sec- ond Time ona First Degree Charge—He Will Face Jury Again on Sept. 4 in Prosecution Which Was Revived Through a Plea for Justice by Slain Youth’s Mother. _——— —— _ " nave i . ; Covered ABELLE E AGE EL. fas known as the common law wife In telling of Flanders’ romantic declared that he “had five wives, | eethcarts—and me.” + 7? ° | iOLliowec So as KW, Pee RE maa oo . se es: cow of the coupe was s ; sw J z Aw? “of "i ‘4 ; iy ‘ Sos oS Pa ee .: mie Y ee “ r ss % > . ; o ie 8 a Bt. ll living, married i ig Ae etary eee ee eS . SE ha Tink ee So a ivr ted the others. whi j ’ } : ang up be- : 3 a’ se . hes - zr ae , is . : _ gx ho ee So ary VV ard D ever re ve 2 le ; hay were “are 5 we bwre$ et ee * /% : 2 ae Bm i ove, wy BS: Be | ; re mar COREE a he: EEE po a ie A hake a blackmailed or his Helen Flan- . P iM. os Fro? 4 ; . ~ A a . BS 2% : . until after the bods is known he NP tte Me ee Me See es Bail Increased to $50,000 juently he sent herself and bab | Flanders pro the offspring of his When he had become and took ; 4 4 St ee “i tisfied B. Li ’ eis he Y eis i & pt Bs ee Fd ae 4 revolver ir a ie A short 16.) | ——_—_ — - WALTER S. WARD, fen of the millionaire head of the Ward Baking & who must go on trial for his life on Sept. «4, @arged with the first degree murder of Clar- emce Peters, a former sailor. Throughout his imcarceration, Ward has clung to his story that he fred in self-defense after Peters and two other men had lured him to a lonely spot in a blackmail conspiracy. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatc? NEW YORK, Aug. I] FTER more than a vear of legal moves and countermoves, Walter S. Ward, 3 former member of the Board of Poll Commissioners of New Rochelle and a the millionaire head of the Ward Bakir Must go on trial for his life. Sept. 4 has been set as the date. Ward is charged with murder in the first de- Stee in connection with the death of Clarence Se ee ie : cas a : Es ee BM = y lig, SOI . eee M. Peters, penniless ex-sailor. "Gace Boe apie SRR ree LR | care oe RS ee ae me MRS. BERYL CURTIS WARD, Ward's admission that he killed Peters came = > eee er ee 4 a | | a a ee Be ae Wife of the accused man, whose loya Ity to him has been unshaken despite the many revelations fm the form of a document which his lawyers is gS Bak a, sl a sane “4 % a , g ee Eh ee ee oe ba. oe ee ee. of gay parties with women in the “bachelor” apartments he maintained. She asserts she has called a “‘statement,”’ and which told of a vague % Pa RK ; . ca : | pee. : $2 pe eo ger Safi ‘ . 4 no knowledge of an effort te Minemmat! Ret ipntagte Blackmail plot, a lonely road at night and a ie io gh eae } te x 4 eee Bee OR er oil aie. © Pe ‘terao. a New York setae detective, at vier said death bad been a matter of seconds, Struggle in which Ward acted in self-defense ae ’ ae Be BS $ | -— ae ees 3 ae : = “i “ ‘ es 1a srtonite hail pe snanicion hen ; ind that Ps ters could have made no conscious ead in which Peters was slain. : se ; ; . | a eee cgeese movement after being shot. This conviseed Noman can be convicted in New York of Chambers that the body had been handled after Murder in the first degree on his own confes- tion. In Ward's case the State must believ. rotebook given away as a! the Ward Baking Co. was weo. however. refacel ) ther new witness, a man who looks so _ Ms story or prove it false beyond a reasonable unningham failed to identify his puot much like Peters that he could be mistaken for Meabt and then produce enough additional evi- st . > ee . found and questioned Hie is Albert erce to convict him. Ske "y Ph Bete : P ow Re es es P 10 eg. toe ee : ) he fall of 1922 rumor urrent that tual Brooklyn, war veteran, who Was one The authorities do not believe his story In ge ae “a 4 Rs ; . SB a ‘ard never would be tried, although the aids ie three men In the truck Which was stalled Mi effort to prove it false they called before the ! fim. #4 4 | , ea ‘ 3 aig see © aa Spears i ¢ District Attorney Weeks were indignant in. all night near the scene M@ieordinary grand jury nearly three times as Fem yecken ds aes eens ee a Bm So aid he woul face a jury A mass of additional testimony was brought Many witnesses as appeared before the Su- Yes ‘ e.. = ‘o 4 24 ) bee oe fe a - : geal inks ao Sieeiialll ne at the investigation. including the detaiis | Meme Court grand jury which first indicted : ae a 3 Lif ue J : ; : . . . . P ; ‘ = . mh ' ) vy 7 ' +r ' ri? ‘ ’ ac ie#arnec tf! mifz ’ | Vv « a4 ; ee s ' f Sier and two en Lali brot} ers in rir } ms pane. tf iowed in : ‘ed 4 wa arnd ; i >) ‘ ~ old ie . t front and was buttoned over the wound. Dr. (f onutinued on Pege 18) at , -) of ‘. hrs “ee } ; “lat is Haverhill, Masa. Peters, according to Ward, had @ J5-caliber Massachusetts ril 25 and, May 11, had been ree we : _

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Mee a - — ed i 2 -—. - . —" “oe — > 4 as > * ECR ERD BCP Ee a OL Mg OE hE >. ? ~ 3 , rge4 : 2 . af *y =. r - - = ee - — eee ee eee eee ee 6 dagtaaics a 7 ; z s 6:4 Sere . be. > . r a Gs . ital a » , m * we . . , 4 : —— AS ee eee 6 > ? ae = 7 i '. v4 a J are = 3 Aes . 7 J ‘ : ds _ ey ‘ oe _ = ot» . wt 2 . ; Py = J : P @.@ « : Tee SEs eae oe ge - tre @ 14 T. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WHEN BULLFROG VAL LEY MOONSHINERS TURNED IN THEIR STILLS AND QUIT Cemtinwed Ire cr CF how * x ‘{esutisaeed oc@ Nexus Homer Lee Makes Fis Spee! ferent " EMPIRE ATT RACTIONS Combination Teaster Steve 1 ie Household Electric Iren . 2 eS mal guaranteed Wet ma w« — fin- rtive _ $15.00 Parisian Curling en! One of the best made: nickel finish MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED a? 7 , apa EMPIRE ELECTRIC CO., 408 North Seventh ’ ONE DOOR NORTH OF JIDGE 4 DOLPH : | Kin gston Luxurious Overstuffed Suite Complete With Table and Floor Lamp | 48-50 3-Piece Massive Davenette Suite Combination Range ‘Trade in Your Old U Upright Machinc”’ ‘Sonata” Console —— Te ee ee = aI ee oe a Phonograph = fTLouis J oNISHING Co f Houst ail T Se ave ri =| SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER ALL Gooos's re MARKID & 7 ~ OCR rice urniture dise-moving event. You can make a exceptionally easy tor you ¥« > « Ls $180 Loose-Cushion Living-Room Suite $147 ion en Anne Dining-Room Suite $9 8: $ 7 35 $17.50 Queen Anne Library Table Player - Piano _KINGSTON | — an. We $385 - rood ' siaere - » — Ss me : «me ® i a(higy ss? % en ft J mee ’ - rea — $24.75 Side-lce Refrigerater ~ - tee ‘ -otern tat 7 zy: ardwood t ‘ ¢ Wurlitzer 7 ced during Ge 1006 Olive St. Re! mee Te? sad trite - * a® * * ry “e | Jems & telly i new an crect ss rrésm> Frorts are Plex Spring & Mattress I ! u INUTES BO 2 POUNDS Or a J POUNDS ¢ OF SUG 5 rama OF JAM ~- ~ ~ cr. & me ae Ss 2 - CerrTos (Sure ad 1139 Pine : Se. Gre “As 108m wo soLe cYEx

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BUNDAT AT’QUST 19° 1999, | At to: get Supper fop the heriff Turnbow stoppea a nnounced th at the him ne mate 3 ww ete Continued on Neat. P —s ron value. teed. ian Curling tron best made; -. co. OGG orth aes Street DGe A DOLPH i —— Sal ee M4 fl _ ; 7 Day-Bed to full-size Red. Has gal- link fab- ing and $ 29 ble mat- nished in Priced at. _ = u can make an y easy tor you $24.75 Side-Icer efrigerator ht-closing doors, removable removable sanitary drain ANY more features, f solid through- pecially during this modern hardwood Il ice d 18° Simmons Bed & Mattress Included ly bullt Bed complete with ent spring and a very com mattress Spectalls priced this sale at 195° Porcelain Table l-white porcelain top makes ble ea to keep clean. IT Shed " sll-~white ename! 8 large-size utiery drawer iy priced during t! panes $5 -99 7 eee i t. ST. Louis, wo. AUGUST =. MIEN h lhickay HOAG iy D wonderful 7 Treatm i] ped Faithful wife to Save E ail Else Failed. co : Happy Reunion Golden Treat! leso—Auy | nds at Home in tee YOu pan Try Ee Pe oe ete ake Kingston | Piano § arge SA \y ha : H " hel ”_- My ee ow eine ee tH TE “#1 i) vv, - This Beautiful KINGSTON 40 rolls but in por guarantee v seul, We and bench. fect condition. it thoroughly. Delives mgm 44 C t mre: 925 fod mare payments ike re mt. fora otal payrient of tas sig “Peper OTMIR RMARG LING teed Players KT oe a. e AUTOPIANO STRAD WERNER ey / if . $219 298 318 a ——s- Phie f cota: The Pudoloh Wurliizer Go. 108 Olive Street, St. Louis, Wo. \ \ *eseeseeseesee#eesee#ee72»+»eeeess Wurlitzer 1006 Olive St. Retween — mud tith ae Jam Si Jei ry Making i exact Science Fresh Fruits are Plentiful! Use the short Certo-Process for making jam and jelly with Berries, Cherries, Peaches and other fruits inseason, Y — find they are the best j ams ar d je ellies you ever tasted. CERTO is ay by y grocers every where or sent postp: id for 35 cents. I MINUTE'S BOILING 2POUNDS OF FRUIT SPC UNDS 0! IF SUGAR OUNCES OFCERTO makes ) POUNDS OF JAM Wrap pe d with eve ry borrle Mare e@ be k et wh) yy tei!s t. Cc . Donglas-Pect " rae , stonyt rer t to tell a" ‘oO fea »nhow I. an nygrue That tad o!d st Her jam’s no: She uses € ses CI RTO e A 2 tality | ‘ | J (ESSE | Sleepy} ne “it did mot jell’ } ’ » 100 i —— + Ye "ek ble , b nell . ny + “8s and Kats? —~j; * Call Hussunv NS i\ ae. ay bees anal beiz. eres a te ANT) HAT nd ' i! mA TC} rmwreatwreer, bd. HUSSUN G, Oni. « * and Salesrowom 1139 Pine St. Oites } ‘AS SUL EVERYWHERE ari ae _——— - 265 ney nF WHEN BULLFROG VALLEY MOONSHINERS TURNED IN THEIR ‘bem! gam AND — im preceding page) ing to it his expense. They ! laken to a hotel and cigars followed the meal, and the Sherift d them to a show. but j iS £elting late and they had a nz AY to go and they thanked hin is ®e same and told him to on them w never he needed Ny in Khullfrog Valley and fer’ AMleGuire drove them out Yn. his ioad lightened by the 1} 1¢ } ral bie rn ‘ 1,7 } to Sheri collectis Twas Good W' isky. Says Le it i: Ark miles te lu oO) r roads tha f nad ror miu ind h e Ot ide over ) motors 1? past sunset when it Is reached S thé vith one of hi: Lit " snugeli up to hin lie if tanding fellow, with meh r eve and straightfor Woes speech, who must have found irksome ft} S of illicit whisky ] ng. f t) little fellers that | he sa “I didn’t want lo it but when vou do a thi ! Dbited to it and it grows ! IT had a little farm l raised t | couldn't ge shet of it | bought the farm at the beginnin’ of the war and was to pay so much a eur omit. I couldn't get work. Th: | fellers vis ! ina I On) n’ © how twa in to make ext mv t i ia (id corvis With a nd a us . oC Tr l «could make $40 worth of whisky it was good whisk, I didn’t put no t ed ive or Indy berries oy; iwkeyves in it to make it go further. lf vou take Indy berries and put ‘em in the erick it makes fools of the fixh It makes fools of men. too. l never used a speck of poison. Folks col 10 miles to get it for the sick. “IT set my still in seven different places, Had to keep movin’. Part of the time it was eight or 10 miles from here, “Yes, I helped Will Jones make his run Sunday night He had four barrels of beer up and didn't want to loose it. Noel Shyffield, his part- ner, wouldn't help him. I said, Hell, I'll help vou run it and then s e somethin’ to confess.’ So we run -it But it wasn't ready to run i I Fot oO three and half llon We give that to the 1 Pestal Occasion for Moonshiners. ‘T never would let bovs have any of my licker Whenever there was oreyit to be church or any kind o’ gatherin’ | wouldn't let it out. Once ere was a farmers’ meetin’ across rick I knowed they'd be com- They come three days before IT wouldn't let “em have none. rhe freated us fine when Wwe rt Lown The Judge made: ue nice talk 1 was the foreman for crowd and =I made a little peec] promisin’ we'd keep out of busine and keep everybody elst . if mad aT rave us a free supper anda Tor ' and eold drinks and wanted ‘ke us to a show but we wanted » get hack “You can put it down that, now hat we're out of the business, we goin’ to allow nobody else to mess around in it We just heard that some boys were makin’ choc iw stop} | eis Kdwin lee. oldest of the Lee six had heen listening “If it hadn't n for the still.”” he said, ‘‘we'd a heels in debt mor er) head over ve are.” The moonshiners were unanimous however. in telling Judge Bullock that there was nothing in it, th S11 profits slipping « through their fingers ) The return. long after dark ic through Booger Holle Th peeps pale over the hip of the mour fain and hehind the great boulders ‘he shadows are deep, but the boog- er man’s rock is bare belikes, with the moonshiners of Bullfrog Valley, y thirteens, turning into enforcers of the law, he finds his occupation rone., CURIOUS MURDER WHICH NEW YORK WILL TRY TO SOLVE IN WARD TRIAL Continued from Page Thirtecn. Scrib Mr. Foullon, Lj luge f Reo ria of the State poll whe : rnal I bod and five yormen av hos, ‘ ne OT with the ‘ is not been explained After a le il fieht the State man ed to } he hap’ i im which Ward ’ hi fatl while ! elder mat vaa re fre 1 ry i 1‘ as evid cy of these is supposed tt ive asked for $75,000 and the father's reply is orted to have refused a “‘cent fo bins kmail cif The extraordinary grand jur' on | o¢ niiete \\ | for nurde: I Tit (degre. ’ | he was ar rais land held with bail with an bie = Ce] ’ VN ¢ peste — ? Ta \ / T ina Ss } ial, savineg Tie 4 ADVEPTISEMENT rN 5 Cuan CT Adler -i- ka! The City Circulation of the Dail: POST. DISPATCH | alone v xceeds ee SE a ee re a or, Toru a ——— —— ee — — —————— i ORS 90 Dt Of] ~ -9 Come and take your when these ai price. On special Sale we > _ oo 4 4 sepmman eC utfit | | i MASSE | $1 Down Buys This ae melrige Ag ever Fore- in De- [ft Prices on Refrigerators seeing cembe you nee went Ut hic ’ ol, er The > c. tnis, we UT ‘But GOLDMAN BROS. GIVE T. HIS BEAUTIFUL ER OCI ?D” DINN REE With Your Purchase of IR Or Over, Either on Cash or Credit Purchases his wonderful new creation in a Blue ird Dinner Set will lenda tone of ‘inement to any table. Get one .bsolutely free—at _ GOLDMAN BROS. mS —_. . See This Handsome Kroehler Davenport Bed Suite! $2 Per Month Phonograph. Read POST-DISPATCH About Our Free Offer Beautiful / whe “Kroehler’ Suite at this low price and on these easy term: this adds an extra room to your home. Get it at Goldman Bros. for only enuine otfered like y’ finer. Per Month ri and contains a bed. Nothing as b "139 i 0 ee peer ees iutiful and serviceable Lovered in beautitul velour. No Suite on the market at $200 This Sutte an S$ yee ee Q. uD Buys li! Contains a Bed Special Le adoro: $30.00 "Brussels Rug $5 Per Month Buys This Beautiful Bedroom Suit sse g home = a ——— A Ge LUM “hese Rugs are —, om 7 . | , je fi/ 1 fine .heavy : 7h : Bi 7 / / | : Ti fae ay ||| | "pa Brussels, Q? : i" 1a es . | 4 FREE! with every c . el — “ne e Vhonograph ae nd come rT) ‘ | 3 8 a 53 lutest ~« eatten or 4 . - ' . a Elue Kird Oinner Set beautiful _pat- oe - LL ——,!,_ ee re mr . ail . ae Sa i o=—_ 3 io a is Ik auti wnograph is equal tm size te ome terns, suitable Dees fo i priced from S25 to $50 higher cleewhere it has size. for any room. —— | % quality, durability and reproduces a wonderful tone as ‘st + 2 1 es . — Clear as a bell—absolutely no 'g B TOTe DUYINI? AL v rasping molses, This great Phe- » 72 Ruo c 1c a 4) . are = nograph is an invention whieh h . r - ie | el ‘om if J — a bas baffled Phonograph makers 1 F W ondert rl 1] Vai- | 4; : a for years Giet one ' while thes te a for anly hs 2 : last. for after these* are gone Ki ue for Ont} Scie pe a> I therm: will be mo more to be had e Ray | ' , vard, for this sale If you settle your account in 30, 60 or 90 t you sve ot. S$ pay : : days time we will give you the 10 cash Visit vv « ir Va Or ¢ rma’ discount the same as if you had paid the Pay? : iy ti ; Y rT . money in advance. Your Town ms Covered on Ts Ss lidiol, > pests { Down Buys This Wonderfelt Mattress i eC re i, OCOC~«* . Mattress ty . } bullt for wee & comfort and du 4 ; ity ty tick and roll edge You could not better spe- 95 ecial Blue bird Dinner Set Free 2. 1108 Olive St. W e are pl Wing on sje ial sale io) of the«e bie eaatifal, genuine Teanes*er real cedar, brass beund (Cedar Chests These ore net cheap undersized? Cedar ( lewte, but are erxstra deep and reemy and 4° jaches lohe Vi bile thew bleaet Blue Bird Dinner Set Free Liberal Allowance Will Be Made for Your Old | Range } t.cladmann Stevtre er in «a “- " - > * St. Louis| ae erntes fer Heck’ and See Our *pectal Lead- Reck’s Side~ Overpass Mange for tires are HNange«. 85 Buys This: 4 ’ : | ee,

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“> 28 «me + Se e , T a r qnals that of the Daily Giobe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 1" ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ne City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals th lly Giobe-Democrat and the | — — ———— ere eS a HIGH DAYS AND te NIGHTS IN LIFE OF | AUTOMOBILE MAGNATE cee. |? ¥ ® Mei : ; f the 8 . 3 ere ee a eater ie aivoree an oncured Milifk machines and pertecting ° Semi-Annual “ue Hellrung cS Grimm Rather of hin non. Goon te ae =e ¥A9 0 6\) Ninth & Washington Sixteenth & Cass IF “You get the girwe’ll do the rest”’ - a," ee a ee Ts LPL BPE IPO Oa OT ———— ET ee, ae Oe ee o - - ee ae Mm ermenational low terms. At a of Approximately One - Third me tommseron Overstut all are the — = . All made with loose — ' DELIVE tec offered as a Marshall ions. Priced regularly, Twenty-one dit- they’: * our sale price like, save in this respec .-A * « 2 ~~ ee ’ 4 -_ re a ee — - om” * +e Orem «+ em eo em e-- a tala) - iad Medea fae tems ~- " - S hw ~ Ee al ar ee Oo — er Sp ens REP «& @ . . a ~ — a _ Curtains and Drapes and)» §©Drapes—priced : than they will be the mext ‘emi-annaal Refrigerators ee patterns: 36 — a, BEAUTIFUL Q DINi NG-RO ‘* BETTE® - — —) Drapery Silks Madras Curtains, wi or white. Wh te Notnngham Curtains, with sarrew border scallonvs: 2'= yards long. Pair $275 Cretomnes. 32 and 36 inches. Yard — oF MALT SYRUP nied »* AH TF tA Rosen- Reichardt Brokerage Co. oapubienk Maes Mieniiiiias, Sonos 34.30 Hoosier Top-Ice 28.35 $9¢.so Charter Oai 2 8 cars MO Bi porverans ae 425-427 S. 7th St. ea i Resta. i Ninth Hellrung Gs Grimm Sixteenth : Washington and Cass a = “You get the girwe’ll do the rest’’ NEVER SOLD IN BULK ‘Fr

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1998 —- a The City Cire culation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Yombined by Approximately LO SS Pe | ADVERTISEMENT ARE YOU BOTHERED |, witt RADIUM AT LAST WITH ANTS? OPEN THE DOORS OF REAT UI N? TERRO THE GREAT UNKNOWN ANT KILLER Will Rid Your Place of Ants R H I DOWEL in 24 Hours. . 7 . : OES DENTISTRY WEL oar ceasier cannot supply you, send 35 cents in atamps and a bot- _ of TERRO . © sen SEVENTH AND OLIVE. &. E. COK.,, t you, Over Sandperl's. on Seventh Street. 8 to 6; Sunday. 9 to 1°. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ee ee HIGH DAYS AND NIGHTS IN LIFE OF AUTOMOBILE MAGNATE Pace. TO PREVENT PAIN in the Extraction of Teeth. Conductive Anesthesia (Nerve Biocking) When properly administered will! give most eratifvinge results. both to the patient and the dentist It nlenaure to rre not to hurt ron, (ontinued from Precedinz divorce imm *s ath & Cass Weds Beautiful Artists’ Model. Their r life t is said. -» > despite tl ‘ és st ANT KILLER will ’ 7 5 : : 4, : the hv / is ; ' ’ j : : oes at 1 cane charres “prepaid” by ‘ Ind Board " e Retall Drugs twenf,s thousand *' ° Fert Wa Senoret Chemical Co. 4 nag cates. oe ort Wayne 610 Gratiot St ST. LOUIS, MO. : sues at » this of Pintrance Hours: Dally c7ema, - h. Salt Khen mm ‘ment hae rive rye of ere ‘° ‘ reve mn «luim ent L want — ie proof rODA\ eee wweewwwwewvvuvwTwe - B E K L L Ee g you , . r AND MATI ' , -_ , . 77 D a "le ce or obligation te me your Tree Preef Treatment. 1t the spread of dise: ae aE eens ee yoe, In . a ise’s it Name fost Office 5 Sireet and No. Wholesale America’s Largest Sweater House is now displaying at its Permanent St. Louis Showrooms Only > ird made with loose your last opportunity to share im these amazing values and eenaational low terms. Hurry! KILL THEM TO-DAY By Using THE GENUINE tomorrow. 1 COTE Priced regularly, t our sale price ains irresistible. Suite: rocker. inch davenport. uine mohair up- ination of plain - $238.00 DELIVERS ANY ARTICLE STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE or for Rats, Mice, Cockr aches, Ants an d dest ri yers ol { x} supp! iPS 1 prop- It creates a In these pests to run from the building for water and iresh air, dying outside in a few momenta. Ready for use. Sieney | back if it } fale. Better than traps. , Directions ir language every box. xes hes wwe been 80 d during the past 42 ye ars. ® oz. BOY _ Box $1 bo kil) Seen » 400 Rats. VU. &. Government for over Fifteca years have jentiiniail to buy STEARNS’ ELECTRIC RAT AND ROACH PASTE Suld ELveryw here byrr cre the ‘ateRt own CLesiTre i : ee Milhoris of | ? Bho i be enOUg! ; DEGNEN’S Radio-Active Solar Pad Sold on Trial : A ———- During | Be the l’ost-Dispatch erinted 120.457 Real Estate and Farm \da—17 525 than its nearest empetitor and more than SIALTEEN rIMiCS as many as the TWO other St. newspapers combined. more j}.o° eyening 1508 Washington Avenue a most elaborate and extensive line of Sweater and Knitted Outerwear Creations JOHN DUGAN THOMAS DUGAN SAM L. WOLFORT AUGUST J. BICKERDT Salesmen in Charge 16-18-20 W, Cohen Bros. my Manufacturing C Tr York, The Leading Sweater House \ ow oa 3 Suite: armchair, 5-inch davenport. ull spring arms. In combination brown.... $179.75 Suite: armchair, B-inch davenport. pholstered in gen- d taupe and old - $269.50 : Sih Ji——] re: — on -PHOENIX FURNITURE CO. --= ee SIMMONS BED OUTFIT BET. SPRING MATTREss AND PTRESS 4 FROM A TRAVELING fo Shia, Spine-—8i: on TENT SHOW TO THE 2 : “FOLLIES” OVER NIGHT from Page Twelve. Beautiful Floor Lamps on all Furniture. and Ranges. J) to 40°) Sweeping Discounts ranging from Talking Machines. (dur CST merchandise. Cc As hH—l” (Continued OurSUCCESS For 31 Years is Due to OUR USUAL LIBERAL EASY TERMS EXTENDED This added space O1VeES H 0 N E S T TO ALL display in windows. Advertising BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF OUR THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS —— ae 22 == Sa ek aj gue to fill in between the ribs. & — GEE 1G | ee oOVerings | SS oe in improvision, particularly Dick Hy SEER! All C tt Bi tt ss HANDSOME OVERSTUFFED sou who, in any moment of dowrt FRIGERATOR WONDERFUL SHOWING OF 4-PIECE -Cotton Mattress meen now—at LIVING- ROOM SUITE..... pinersggsrget ae we: tess Fecal ~ — — 8 Bt cro m SI it ree a ro , been reduced. 207 CASH—230e ay the eig) ter Rugs $39.75 eel Tes "ou n Rugs, in choice pat- et ; Sef a r- nyo oe The cts; ; ~ = ‘ 7 “a rial s * \ s ] " . y 4 .* . ’ : ;> ¢ ia , aoa | TS RE) ugs, 9x12 size. $69.50 ee ee E . 4 a} and rhaps ) ST - ‘ ’ ” ~ : ; . i , y* ; . ‘ o 1 = - = - _ " ‘ hot ‘2 ; ‘a —_ - : : ; : Y - ‘ sat ( . 7 a+J y * \ ; . ‘ - e r . uss, OxXI2 size, superb a“ w ; ae 4 , a , . + ? ‘ : : , 7 hy ‘ r, , "my “? / ; ; os é : ’ ’ a * ‘Ad . ‘ . ai ’ > i : ‘ . . ‘ ‘ Pianos, Stoves Se . new 5-storyv addition Is now complete and filled with the choie- — much needed space We required. see eee - — — = ~ + | . pick hiv- o sds oh ’ oti at plays, -_ ——— ay re ellie ~~ & 7T) ssf aa Ail ar 4 ————_— = = « ee eee Writers Forgot About Dempsey. os ba lige a aniemnen mee -* = - $45.00 ugs . . $34.50 ster Rugs $49.75 gs wor |S, inoleum Rugs. .$16.75 m; square yard $1.49 sq. yard. .so9c to fit any room. Terms to Sulit your Convenience $1.00 CASH—-$1.00 A MONTH CEDAR CHEST. This Handsome 3-Piece Overstuffed mS Tea 4g" 3-Piece Davenette Suite , a HIGH-GRADE WALNUT FINISH BEDROOM SUITE CASH oe oVering: ums ; off on metal reRMS: £2.07 buble Beds, rs, single and MASSIVE CHIFFOROBE ff on Sewing -many leading 9x12 [enussets, Phonographs 7 °49° PURGES pan Bee | : : we " see = *"e- sme S25 ov C ASH—1O% A SPRL. MORE SATS. 143 $1. ‘00 CASH AND $1.00 A MONTH ords with every Phono- graph sold, 24 selections of your own choice. >» 1Cane — Set Z and Drapes Drapes—priced , ee! : gle Ma) A t Br man they will be | es. | 5 Byes “ ade Criti ext semi-annual _* 1 hole — wy the critics r fgains await you 4 j | > = ‘ I aol : ree of them we ~ Rushe* for Ziccteld. Three Cm Pieces inches 25¢ in beige and white; tions; 24, yards long. patterns; 36 A ae | BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ANNE 50¢ DINING-ROOM SUITE.... inches + A hande 7 ne Lada Ad os , mor ad oe oe yards | TEKMS: 82.07 $1.75 inches | gsc . | } 4 ee Curtains, with . @ . white. Special, $7.50 Curtains, with narrow 2 yards long. Pair .$2.75 36 inches. Yard 75¢ and dark patterns; 36 | $1.10 we ped Voile; 36 lerms to € aetiverriieoine € \shi_—‘!th 1 ar $35 WITH Curtains: 2's BP ser a , DAY - BEDS MATTRESS bery Silks: 26 i.) ‘és .08 $1.65 $1.35 59c Axminster Rugs, size 9x12 Velvet Rugs, Size 9x12 _ ' = no ern iniaid. per yard Brussels Rugs, size 2x12 os al Lincleum, cork, per yard Extra Heavy Grass Rugs 7 . - ‘ b> per yard Extra Heavy Grass Rugs, rh RMS ° s Rugs, 27x54 hacras Ss or rcooverins ‘.FerVEL ts CeonvEentil Nc} TrKRMws £41.00 4 MONTH i zm ats ae enth Cass \’ was Mayor J A Johnson o' f(ontinued on Sext Page.

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. . ° :s ore Frniatoly a} th »¢ of the D 1ilv rif i jpe- fF moc , " ef 8 ,ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Citv Circulation of t aily POST-DISPATCH — Approximatels —— - D rat and the bina — eS O_O ee a ree ——— + — - = eS eS = —qMav.S Stern & “FOLLIES” OVER NIGHT Comtinved from ‘Preceding Parr. - oo Bheit * “ hose rep -? ted te a on LLL LLL LC LL te : oe} : : . 600 om the prize fight | no ! @immedé his interest im tru: © ia . stories. who finally . = i _ — = , , e a “2 ~ _ Realty Company P Says $600,000 H. Made, Less Expem: dent to Marketing aoe ° weeks bound ° RP. ‘verse , ne Fars ell EE EE Ee a SE Be epee . a a > em 4 ~ . = . ° 2 r —_ ~ ne ° ona - . , ee 2 . us —_— m : ’ ~- -_ >» =¢ i vision perations tn decorat ted 1 mM oe “bis The tract. comprising a = floral cee : ; — , es "as purchased in thre «€ hese are Sets ¢ at: . : : | -(- than « year ago by the - tad _— os $3c a — “ = [ae - company fcs -$193,906 opecia. in tals iz ust se ‘* month from the fate of Sale $71 13 a 4 s @ehase 2° acres of the ag Se o Pee the tract. including the © Ww a: 3 frontage, wes solid by « the auspices of the Corn Genuine Simmons Day-Bed for $17.95 BE bas been soit at private “Just arch Me.” P . 2 : | , mt Wat c Mo for a BaD the Joseph - ™ . . > - ~~ : bai “4 ’ : ‘ rhe : ae - ee oe a ——" , “ EQ eae * : ea , i. © « % ;? “f i) $ ‘a 4 a . & wn YS -_ he q - ~ *- _ 4 » ‘i ( - ° @ - - “56 . proves °on Tm anc _ a ee tien, which was 2 scund bez whic ves 2 beautitu ' ’ . ae te mere tan © a* "5 * - 7 : P >. lo ~ ae = wl et Jost — be rr%*. -—— ee eed rie ie RE ee - = ~~ a ~ wh Holbrook-Bl “Re Moertands come Beliand farm, and Terest Park and ; ng W-dewn boulevard on Terms, $10.00 Monthiy 8 ~ : eyten read on the No Interest . : — 2 : Prices the bighest and ;nae ebevration at tin? A Se, SAR ee Sher” mame ve ee ee A ~ oe - - manurz -_ . The addition Bag This Luxurious Readin > rvot. pair of polychrome can. 7 recall weak sain Terns $2 fonth : for only $79-s Here’s the Gas Range You Want 9 or... WUINE Terms—$2.00 a Month | - = sere ™ feet le Sumber of houses =" erected or are Gs = thi acditles @sncunced for og in cost trem § ete “yiewn Soulevard ' ‘ >ted en a handseme thes week at May-Stern’s = ie *tand place and the - Salam 4 ~4 , iT——d . ; z : ; : _ Triad 8 : ot Ge ; : ; ae, . . © Fy at az es of thi resident ‘BROWNATONE a ee ee ows we 997 Tints Gre» Meter tay Shade

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Deertten + ‘ a YS: SN WOH — ———— —_- —- S aiieenreee ee — = _— _—— MARGE PROFITS IN. |S Mans renmes. BUILDING VOLUME NEWLOCATION LEASED - FRANK. BAKERC. ELEVEN LOTS SOLD IN iSPECIAL SALE-OF REBUILT’ HOMES 79. TMOOR LO] eve DECREASES 15 PER BY SINGER BROS C LEASES BUILDING COUNTRY CLUB ADDITION’ — VIRGINIA PARK LOTS) BE PLACED @N SALE Robert S. Williams has announced SP 7 a- . puget oe a his withdrawal from the real] estate | CAI ES RFI OR TED : watiam « Bland, 717 Chest-| PEN DURING III Cloak Concern to Move Jan. Storage Company Acquire Addi-| Tract Is Attracting Home Build-| All Those Unsold Will Be Dis- Majestic Homes Corporation nut street, and his retirement f . ) ‘ashing | | S nt from | | to 1204-1206 Waghington tional Space at 2808-2810 | ers Because of Its Natural posed of Today and Next Announces Its Program for |' business activities. : | ee ne | Avenue. lawton Avenue | Beauty S : member of the firm, and the other ' : : eee . | pre | Sunday. Development. ot x Pw after direct the affairs of the con- 000 Has Been. cern. The firm name of Williams ‘ee : & Bland will t cs Uys . a te and will be retain: ee 2 on the south side of Natura} Bridge! Virginia Park will be disposed of ati C} - > ; . : r) 4 a s/f . , ~~ Se . il : ‘ i si : iambe { ° , a Made, Less Expenses Inci-. The firm is the successor of the Month’s Construction Was Washington avenue which was for- , Lawton ave! wees ar : if rlain avenue in University | Reni ang J , ee : ; ullding is one of the most ad, just beyond he City Imits,| a special gale to be held today and/ City and {i x " reaity business stablis \ed in st meriv occupeed eh! L hie TZ0E and . : il ei | , -?* n + fermod Place, in - In ¢ . rows byra 4! . oa , LZ - {) 5; [Ww r ue 7 : . » ¢ v y dent to Marketing. Louis in 1856 by Char le S H. Jailev. $315 024 000 Bro. Dry Gi ode Co. . ee a’ ~-> + . 11¢ Aad Beye aii the p i¢ ed nN sale . V0 weerks AZO under | sif xt Sunday, starting at 3 Pp rm. Kirkwood. the Majestic Hlom Cor ’ ’ . . 2 une ‘Or 1) t 2F An ‘ anaes | "{ . Amon important business de Th company is one of t! t ee > So : , 00,00 its manag 1en) Virginia Park its on Lucas and re g p t deals in This mpany I! of the oldest _ a Gant of Caan - E $ poration is proceeding with ar- ‘which it has figured have been the cloak concerns in the west and was re o* bee teseriee aiso Eleven lots it this addition were! Hunt road, St. Louls County, a mil@]/ rangemen: ‘Ontains an electric elevator, sprink- ‘ rangements to not’ only build 100 sale of the Wall building, Vande- | established 323 years ago, doing bus- ‘ted ld durin | , aha > 5 4 . vv ase A aid - = - P + reporteda 801 lurin le . ¥: - | wef " st ? ' . - TRACT PURCHASED IN CE CR ive cence thren | CONTEMPLATED NEW ite: tem Ge seein: Sen a noel ley system. heating plant and severa! porte: , 4 _ week, mak-/| west of Weliston, and three block#/ more homes, but wil} puschoner sean : . & “eS 4 ss ay Ma 4 ad se . "nr _ - : ite ie ins e +, tn] 2 27 eel P nr oe + - 7 » CRUDE FOR $193 N00 times: the sale of the Victoria build- WORK INCREASES The new quarters will give it greater private st rage room a Be ap : ‘ hs - a. tog ther. | south of Natural Bridge road. The denceg, flats, apartments, and tenes ’ ing to William Sacks, the wale of the advantages and efficiency to serve its The } rank Sate taker Storage & 1@ése iO.s rhe aC quired as St. Peter's division of the St. Charles ments which ies wi} a 4) : W arehouse Co. started in business ites for homes, Pialis for a number ee ‘ ’ y ! remodel and DOU z2y¥ ) ac “a aireacy 1 Gé fay. i - /Locust street, and ‘the sale of the The company will move to its new a a Se "| Supplies transportation. bullt"” method a . | taining a { ow These include plans for several ve More Than Half of Lots In Begg ee | to Louls P. Aloe. $2,425,343,100 Worth of quarters Jan. i, 1924. The present ae cil eta pete a an ip substantial beagalows fee etl pons The Glen Echo Club is just west may " Mr. Williams will have in | , &:3 hington ave-|, our-story | .*,., : prac 144 , iis method 1 iil have a desk tn | . |location is 1224-26 Was ston ave- | unding at 2918 Franklin avenue #%dition is regarded as especially at-| if the addition, while the Kirkwood- a is something new Moorlands Subdivision | the office, and will handle his per-| Construction Started imjnue. The lease was made for the!) OR Mion y Smenilin avenue ractive by reason of {ts natural rus-| fureuson line is only four blocks omens Peeseoentir > *- Bland, will here- EO EEE = | | Realty P y ; , Falls Off More Than Fifth “artin 7 Breitt Navi h 1} - Breitt report having The Arsee Co. announces renewed The Paul Jones Realty Co an-| With the completion of all bufld- © 8 on inger Bri loak Co. a ‘eased t ‘rank C. Baker Storage & interest | ‘ountry Clu} tit} ~: , “ orage & Interest in Country Club Addition No.| nounces that all the unsold lots in| in#s and public improvements on . . -“ " o 1? 14-6 ‘ Aa’ ‘ic 7 . the 1LVvVe Sti | igased to large portion . ~~ @ . and original with them, and wll sonal business affairs from the of- account of the Tober Realty Co. Mar- : put older- r . > of account of oes — - ness Of this con ymed it was necessary tic beauty. north. i Ider-bullt properties in the Said to Have n Dis- bei the First Seven Months of tin & Breitt represented both par-) | + won vgs ’ * ing on Laws The tract. which was formerly th> SSS eT a most modern condition. The come — ties. ee ale ly : 1 Lawton ave- Sale, gia i iii Sale ecoeell any believes tha » pl . posed of. QUICK ACTION IN SALE | This Year. 8 ———-— es i Lacas Estate, one of the most soted | TIE SALES REPORTED |2nnZe tase, hat the Public aseam: | | COLUMBIA TERMINALS CO, sacnscTeRt"uitwnet hime Tear stad tara vensdeiien pore owere| BY CHRISTIAN BRINKOP CD, |2%,i0r 2khert uaity tn "home are n Construction Co. Marting , ooking the Be erive vi erine: in “a building. This has been evidenced by OF p p | Res + wr? i. or tT? ren © 4 + i eee id I 5A©@ 1 I il By Berry Moore. P 0 ERTIES LISTED July was the second consecutive BUYS SPRUCE ST, PROPERTY reitt represted both parties. Golf Linke ‘ané bélne te ene al est etn: tibia Sitstiee — the delivery of 31 deeds for Majestic - s . onth of declining construction vol- Th am Homes recently completed. The Profits derived from sales of he ts The Wenzlick Agen y has a new | I ii i ‘ 16 Merc an ep rts t ri‘ + harmiyz , ] in Westmoor, at the southwest cor-| record of gelling five parcels listed | ame, according to F. W. Dodge Cor- ene sale of 1200 to 181 Spruce street FRAN ISCUS REALTY COMPANY Younty. reports the following sales: Coe pany contemplates that thelr for Majestic Kebullt" buildings wilt - . ore , , " 4 9 2usse] a 4 ner of Clayton road and Pennsylvan- in less than a week. The sales force| poration. Contracts awarded duringito the Columbia Termin: | 7 REPORTS INCREASE IN DEMANDS Ne Ne ee | a oe meet with t} same high f af oe F ko yuildin formerly wa infea op} lighest type o surface improve-| Niemyer Investment Co. to William . tho Same rng avor as " Ae rf ten men have been extrémely busy. | + nont } “as tates. . ; ha ni pro ‘ e » oe ‘ : fa avenue, already amount to more The . h 4 de Y.i/the month in the Eastern 8 ~ aguas pe “x} Ns a Franciscus R ealty Co. reports ments. together with sewer. gas and! y, elpel: 4444 Taft avenue, bunga the new Majestic Homes” and will aM th than $690,000, less expenses incident Saieg mace thus romptis "e including about seven-cighths xf the Iniw a shor ime ag the lum the sale of a two- -story building ‘wat aieia ains. all of which are in- , : ‘ egin the reconditioning of fifty or ; -46 she! , : . . . —— ew. low ° isett: le “stant Ps }- , > on to tLe marketing of the property, ac- ‘ 1}? Sanne - |eonstruction volume of the country, “* Be W Sc} low, for Lisetta Real Estate and In- | more properties as soon as purchases has - : u i i i ae I q. . - . {as “ Mm whe Ml 7 »~a o> ~ aiat’ aa ait sho tiidl ; as ‘ sa oS ‘ lia Ai), of Tos ‘ Z 26 sO0CV “> 4 tT nrry a‘ ; ‘ ~ ? . Street from Frederick | cluded in the prices at which the] t , : ir ' ' . " ’ " . * i 4 } "eo ? : *S > ‘” ‘ » mf . : ior: e : =F oets go on sale cording to Ralph Coale, president of | suthérland to Dixon;. 43: st | amounted to $315,024,000. The drop] cis. at 3 Pe thlepe 9 ie “s Angeles, Cal.. to| property is offered. Se ay. hae completed. ae ea, 5 eee ate, be a Adam els, who purenaaee this — 2806 Russell avenue, single flat, for ey are not restricting thelr op- erations to any particular part of the Westmoor Park Realty Co. Belle, 10 room residence, for S&S : 50 Sila ale ; pure shia fecora ts unprecedented, so|Russack to M.S. Smith; ‘2637 Allen; from June was 15 per” cent ee ee ee. Peete investment. Francis- 9 6-FAMILY. APARTMENTS IN Herman Bauer to Leon Grosch; far as profits gro, in the history of | avenue single fiat, fo I vier ‘ iJ lly of last year, 22 per cent hlicw- — Th ‘lot Pnen 19 eet. of , ne orc Realty Co Jesietaiiamea hoth par- $221 Grace avenue, bungalow, for the city. subdivision operations in St. Louts. a igi a — _ at, ut lever, the July total was about equal gireer, and run to an alley 8 See UNIVERSITY CITY ARE SOLD Lisetta Real Estate and Investment — The tract, comprising 132 acres, ss icBrea t je iis therin to the average Ju ly figure for the | The proposed opentt of 13th : t; Amo sale of-a two-story house at Eugene. theimer reports hav-/| Co. to Charles H. Boss: 4319 Grace SHERWOOD HOTEL AMONG was purchased in the crude more flat. Kaas , yor tr a Sale A pet ‘past four years. through t Leng uce s hay . : p a -' oe N Grand avenue from Patrick{ ing sold property to the amount of;avenue, bungalow, for Lisetta Real c than a year ago by the Westmoor! aznick Last month's total included: $124,- wie Bive tne ~s Sd dSd SS : , , _ 1 Catherine. ¢ ushing to John $200,000 Among property sold is! Estate and Investment Co. to George REALTY SALES REPORTED company fcse $193,000. Within “a Other sales tncluded 6118 Wilson | 179.000, or 39 per cent, for residen- Keegan, who in turn sold this to! the followir gr: soettgwer: 4311 Grace avenue, bun- The John 8S. Blake & Bro Realty 7 « . : ee! : »iji ; bie . ‘ Gia? « + rT + . . ' , | » month from the date of the pur-/| avenue, bungalow, for H. Vallmer to! tial buildings; $65,169.000, or 21 per | $40, 000 APARTMENT DEAL ee ee, Lene Through Harry H. Williams, sales |calow, far Lisetta Real Estate andj, ... 115 the ¢ - c ‘ — + - a . . ¥ ‘ is ™ 2 Also a two-story house at 4419) manager, 6805 Washington, six-fam-; Investment Co. to Herman G. Bauer; 4 le following les: 432% chase. 30 acres of the north half of/F. Bendyk; 1017 Graham street, cot-| cent, for publio works and urilities, W STMINSTER PLAGE are = - or - * e - he . ‘ . ’ 14 a - ‘oo Fe y s e *" © o . > r " . he tract includin the ( la’ ton road tage, f i ] } ra nk to Th »s. Mee han: c. vA f\ , Ss er cent, fo! busi - ‘ ON E ‘ive st! eet if Orni the Rega! Realty ily a martrment on a lot 100x] 50. for i "0 45 Rellevue avenue Hile hmond Enright a’ enue, Sherwood Hotel » | ; ; 4 , a ee 0 } = s £4 B72. 00, or frontage, was § ld by auction under! “loa: a whe ana ” ed, ; ness buildings; $31,446,000, or 10 Th j oO sanves aan Co., to Anna C. Ste-i account of Willian Kreplin to al|Heights, bungalow, for Joseph Mc- containing 24 rooms, garage, for , . i : ; ros wd S-' hoa | ‘ , a 4 i as vi ven ie ’ © one , th } "of } y : 14 . . the auspices of the Cornet & Zeibig .. : her cen for educational bulldings, haem for the past ween a5 44! , nson, who will occupy this house client; 726 lan avenue. modern} Nearney to Dr. Michael Sullivan; | Mrs. Lucy B. Lol.er; 4036-37A N P avenue, per nt, tor wa - ster ace, moc . ' for h h “on | f 17 95 Trust. The remainder of the tract! jana to C. Lauth oo ‘and $26,019,000, or 8 per cent, for |&783 Westminster )ia -. hol Ol er nome six-familv apartment. to- Mabel Huth/|2519 North Whittier street. single |Twenty-fifth street, three-family : — . ; . —a — Z " _ _ . , ; = , . " 7 za or : ‘ nil I rt ner a ir rT) Si chi ry 4 ’ . ’ he - . . . - . . « 6 or has been sold at private sale through | street, house r eee Paw |industrial buildings. fan Sa ps roint 7 ater previ! vm Also southwest corner of 11th and / financed by Gustave Cytron Co.; 509- flat, for M. J. McCarthy to Adele J. | flat and two stores and flats above, . , ~ ; . ‘ A ; . : ne , : om ‘ > sro LICK, ay’) eaers . ‘ : 1] T) ° 2 . - «a } iA ‘ 4 " , ° " roy ' the Joseph Darst Realty Co. subili-' to S. Holicka; 2417 Be siade, for] Contempiated new work reported nas ce = = V6 - Alvi Man a F ee mn etreets _ Steve and Anna@/ 517 Adelaide, consisting of six-fam- Kleinschmidt: 3018 Keokuk street, | renting for $1200, to a client of Wal. —a 4 | Vision specialists B. Julius to 4 binsol N iduring the month amounted to $634- 1 ta Twory alty C thwest | 5lavick, for the Biddle estate. Also! {ily apartment of four rooms and sun/single flat, for Louise Holke to/ter Jones Realty Co.; 3709-11A Mag- : a ~~ es . 1 ’ -aeG . " _ . y . om : le ‘ 7929 4 , , , , : : ' (ff 638 Tote Sold. Hortus C rt. 3 has. imuthn eo an , ; er cent: corner of roadway and Wrig - 1233 N. llth street to Tom Lewien- | parior, and frame bungalow, gm lot! Daniel Walz; 5189 Maple avenue, |fitt avenue, near s rin ave yi P4 i} ¢ HT of 2¢ ] ™ . >, 0.0 ‘ an increase 5 _ Pp rn : : 4 — 61 . p 4 nue, , . The tract is subdivided into 7383) Rute We te Ellie: 421 gona wer the amounte reported in June. S0x145 fe nprovement 2817-25 doski for the Biddle Estate Trust. 109 foot front, for account of George | residence, for Jerome F. Buckley to | four-family brick, three rooms and 1? + ’ | a y ‘ vw. s > ‘s , P LA — - | dated * . -~ v4 . -_ - : —, ’—_,~ ecto, rh lots, having an aggregate frontage of | avenue f¢ > Wek: * : 7 Construction started in these| North Broadway an ee The firm reports an apparent in-| Eckhardt and wife to William Krep-j|a client of Mullin & Walters Realty | baths each, renting for $1440, for —_ i rT yy . sa’ = i iA — f ss lu . ‘| } >. | } 7 nr ¢ ‘+ cen an. r . ’ ¥ oa 7’ } ° i ¥ ‘4 ¥ > $4.000 feet Of this number 6233 rae 4 Cologne. f ' ' “ete ‘ates during the first seven montis atreet rhe ivory ve . | easing demand for all types of) lin; all these properties under man-/|Co.; northeast corner of Virginia M. C. Bauer; 4344 Evans avenue, ‘ uF . i , a ; =e 6 awa: ae . — _ ens : re presented Dy Fr ral AJ - .* - property ‘Saal ? > . lth al ry law : . — > ' _ i ~ ; es have been sold for prices aggregat-| Drapalik; 4526 ‘strmir . ace ‘ this year has amounted to $2,425, cg ‘4 for Raymond §. Sullivan aee ment “ penny J. Al heimer avenue and Itask street, bakery |three-story nine-room brick resi- 1 |] | ing $1,200,000, an average front foot/ residence, for W. ! urkan to Mrs. ! a4: The lead over the corre- penver. Co to Dr. Samuel P tat duiiein:. saan Also a lot on the southeast cor-/thullding with flat Labdite for Joseph | dence, for J. L. Leyerle and wife te : : 1135 Firfax av FIRM REPORTS RESPONSE ner of BPuckinghan urt, fronting |A. Neumann to Frank Kucirek et | Christian N. Nelson and wife; Ilot price of $40.65. The sale of the re-|J. Forester: 1907 ! idne} stre AT lL nandin period of last year is 4 per) ford. . : . yer ; | &5 feet, to John M AY 1407-09 29°22 Minnesota avenue, single|corner at Twenty-fifth etreet and \ 1] yy ,%, : | ain! 100 lot ‘ll materially in- ; Ringwald » H ild and ; ota aad Tiny e; — ——— \ | | . maining i! ols WwW materaiy in | nt At the end ait ne the ot KINGSBURY PL ACE APARTMENT T0 REALTY ADVERTISING Aubert aven le 1 r account of P. J. | flat, for John C. Toma to Andrew G. |Glargow avenue, 48-foot front, te -. } an crease these figures which, of course, was 9 pF ‘ent While the rem oO’ lt ick: f tik - a ' a are before taxes. DAVIS REALTY COMPANY BUYS rem a . of this year “4 ill undoubt- = a ™. Homer Mason R ealty Co. of Seat b vy U - td AY oous Kriewer: 3708 (oregon echbsrrubetes, brick | Herman lieberer, for filling station; iy , The prices at which the lots aré , m div show a large construction vol- SOLD RY AACH REALTY 00. 995 ‘hestnut street. reports con- re “ we F beh ew ¥ w iggins the residence for Lizzie Flachmanno t0|147321 Northiand avenue, for Anna being sold include made streets, TRACTS FOR SUBDIVISION wna ( pm ie nrohbable that thev will run ‘sarrie Aach Realt3 *. vranorte the | sidera reSponse to advertising of aioe — re . -_ aa oe . ~4y se raska $93,200 | Kieinigger to Elizabeth and QGer- curbs, sidewalks, gas, water, electric i vi ote na sienna than the « orrespo? dine + ait bh 1°-fan arimenm. aii Lind OT roperty, although s0 iene 7 + Ea oe 3 eee M and ome Brinkop firm also reports |trude A Meyer; 4749 Leduc street, mains and sewers, involving a cust Wettss Ghteite -real tate agent | _. Xe r Z we ely abe aa 4 - King ry |many persone are on vacations. The non Bice © ere tl 4 niger one a . nek olating Joans to the amount of | brick cottage, for Henry and Minnie of more than $400,000. with offices in ths > nerrtatt | : mt enteuih oe rard ms ne f } ry § ary 1 i firm {1 ndine it difficult to supply Sophia : : a it “et oo he ~~ 08 . | Robert Kroupa Kloth to f lyde M and Virginia : 1e Albert. for t : Sophia L. Ot er P. Kaelin; —_—__— javis Gray; 1230 Kraft avenue, The street improvements have been puja; ts hav : "ew Fy to Crertruce pestpaes | sirable yperty t e: lab! y & j ' Ling, ren rts n ig P } r -7 7. hii ] ne contracts in New > }. oF " Ve 7 x sa ; : ; > a r AaASs¢ nai 16 Vi is Cc, + at . tat “7 * y ' _ cha | : osky and lie and i ta Gunectek Ge ee 15 South Kings highwa Y, modern SEVERAL LOTS. AND BUNGALOWS brick cottage, to Joseph and Anna installed in more than half of ' egret . op y three arge trac al Ulr- cr t punted ti 2 iu 0,000 Lhis ‘ ry t oe , J i i rads ‘ ; Aaa } i "Me: R? , i A TrTi¢ $ , 4 iii hOTiia | I Ingerliow or ac- iJ ’rancis , or ‘ e wy r being +} Bai 7. pine ~s & ; Ai ; ; Au? ~ beh ticd ee: abi s Te | i . : . . 1) te a7 — ac ae ¢h - ee . * nel Lik C P —. _ ith h oO At ny division purposes to : ynd was a drop of 11 per cent from June the ’ ae 3 civen it sald wg 11) 1 ense as the time for 7 iarles E. and Harriett FE SOLU BY DIEHL REALTY C0. ) y ire u pushed with a view to comp One piece of 24 ac izing land mn increase of 14 per cent over . in the neighbor _—" : I o open draws near rhe ] aT) James J. and Alice Tt — | : , 7 ili manage the aps: irm negotiated loans during the shaw U 7 r oC George W. Diehl Realty Co., 6625 SEXTON BUILDING CORPORATION Wi fore winter to the heirs of in ai x 7 pear, bully f last year The important or! ‘ ' . a gar V. Calmer. ° ete ith Mattress This additionis of a miscelleanous | guson, lies on the é 1c e1 last m th’s total were: ne! hereafter for the ne" 7 1 rt ] OQ S. King’s highway, reports sales for! 1] 7 j TY ’ a ° none! ‘ Pic ; id l character, business bullding being guson avenu: ; j xtenas throug 4 00 or 46 per «cnt for resi- : . 80! n piece of business prop- | EMBACH- BAVIGA Mp the week ending Aug. 11 as follows MOVES T0 NEW LOCATION — eee arity on permissable on Pennsylvania avenue to Pennsylvania avenue with @ fro oe $4 498 F 00. or 184 eee ‘ e | ET O00 ty . Pir street east of Elight- N ee ANY’S 5244 Gresham street four room bun- The. officers of the Sexton Bulld- . All-steel construction ' ents and bun- “ge of 65° on Ferguson avenue. | dential bulldings ae Tee CS ee ee ate baane , treet for Datiea estata-s 1 r Fr: (leaon and w' _aeee and apartments an A similar piece, owned - the heire | ner cent. for business buildings; $3.,- as 9 per cent less in vosulme **s* ie aioe ¥ ; pee ; | ronth ub! f Mrs. Isabelle \. Tish aa join OFF ONO ¢ ° ner cent, for public fas reporved , , Lemt h- nr ty & tess T Clayt on iW ae ' : tre arr issih ' oat Gavigan Realty O re- 4 ' { ‘av ; }- rd can . he subdivisrees he sayion Tr d the Ferguson tract o! he 1 *lworks and utilities nnd $2.814 000. The Cent ral We at. street for H irry L. Yawitz. mie sian Getteuiin | see ae | Cone mane S highwa) and Gresh tion at 220 Chemical Pullding to rk : 1) | July 1 band . , |ports % rOLlOWing males: 4, ‘am lot 35x122 for a client of Haase °01-202 in the old Republic Bullds * i” * - sr? ‘4 4 of St Louis | oO s Se ia a ' | ’ ag . ‘ Cc : ~* “ eagle pi image “s third piece, the old uront t! ‘or 10 per cent, for educational build- Cont ts awardec oo lecting 1s satisfactory. Ferdinand, three-room cottage, for ! f Sev any buildings have already been llemoore Parl . | OF 2 ation a Be: Sead’ (bineinis “ype yen. , nang. three-roo! . for | Realty to Jos. Cra! A wife: 4825 erect 4 ag “ “ f construc- eer best fra . long — eee pdincrmeiget cnannecd ong sh te tendency to in- p M. Hullen to Edw Ryrne: 4636 peo b _ r my pa po - ‘ J ae | nS at the Southwest corner of r pe age colin cate: ° a | T ethoff-Vatt im +? The construction total for the first Jowa, Wisconsin, iCisgats, spe tals, especially for prop-'Cote Erilifante avenu two-story | idenburg 3 room co ma 9 ae cer enth and Olive streeta They now tion. while many others are yj ro- eretno * a 4 ’ ‘ ‘ oe i = ‘ ; . of this vear has Kar eas A; } ra 7 ] ’ KX nm TDA v } re aft aY d other services brte k residence f . Vy ' T Gavigan Schuerter to A client: 4 209 W lesehan ' occupy more than twice the : voowe oe mess os . - 2 ~~ , seven month sya oo n eae . a : ’ 7? roy cal . ‘ r°* e ’ fr : . jected. » er two 'T) e acauis ‘ , +} ‘ ar ounted to £1984 515 noo which ‘a Amo inted t ) 2ic j ' / i, is as >: ae Laer - " | fi 8 me aia fee ‘abd ur ‘rm - f ws Adam : age to - a4 lL, a: and | they formerly did The increase in . vy ne I ii ‘ Bee \ At ' s ‘ DD >. : iii i 5 7 1. ' + Man! "Ana Coan ?¢. ife is 0 Ow v7 we ‘ - oO utfit The demand for this propert: tracts gives the Ta is Co aft ; ’ '* a ~ ] c t} n the figure for from J unNn¢é Wa oO ~- . " one ‘ 4 . — mae a Sana Si aig lies . n Ma ,ewu as if nt w “~s room bag Ww ’ ne r ‘ at : the volume of thetr business made _ per cent ess 1a }3 i ’ a as . it ‘ : 21 . on Cambridee for Mary | corner Schollmever and Korn. 49° : r. ar, 4! r cen IN RF ROP RTY ~ | this move necessary They report u . been ‘such that even higher prices ones in one body, dtvided ; ¢ July of last R K ‘ : Lose ,eane to | fae mcan ot ¢ eter Crt ie feet vacant ! for F ruldner | s.o¢ auring the first week in Augua¢ \ shu deine od of ast , one and Music Rells could have been obtained, it is be- | guson avenue paws ————* 5 period month’s record inclwfed 27.037.- ; ony Regge og a } { y ~ 9 nNre: nt by) rear , : eT : pb peter, - ™ sa . ‘ to : 70 net wo ag Neved, but in order to accelerate its Walter Shields represente a lias 900. or 84 pr “ea resid | REPORTED IN DEMAND : | yon Hace sa Bo Frage and gy BeBe og ; Bie of that they made contracte for ¢ plat . eree grounad on ents wert © DES l onele flats and three residences sale a relatively low scale of prices purchaser and seller in me | Npsarec . nuildings: 19,699,0 yr 29 pel “) ne of » the ‘e-room bungalow, 4588 Mafitt In Julv amounted to $36,101,009, an Ne. arork nd utilities ata Deaek Stninieieamens Co , seller and wife highway for F. W. Kerlick and wife | was made Conle ise the ranking (transactions A) - rh)! wor} Ll util . of — — " cS Fe . Increase oO 13 er cent over the ee ae 4 . ) ae gpaenlne a “i . oh —Osesteie: «om ae eaiiel ter 14 ‘ ot 320 20 . filiesman of the Cornet & Zeibig jem sae: et ; i aon : l per | busi » the Raming Realty ¢ of 3 a lient; a 24 e north-|to @ os . “ - on W cosnen Sales by Tony Huriesman. Trust Other members at the W ests PICQUET &, BARLOW MOVE TO Q i” reporter - } f . by | »o7 or § , “Tt Main et th o . r rine ’ ‘sTrand ; we a - | west of King’s h pwned for Adam | Tony Hurleman reports having moor evndicate include Mike kKin- ' In New York and ew + Ty. | t muiiGdil r ina orouat t zT lies . a nies . _ ; vu . BIG a . Smith to George Taift and wife The aold all lots in (Grand View Subdt- " e “a “ *; ‘- ~* . ’ ° r T+ ) ‘ ” os rf ; | as . ’ 4 : } 14 } ’ ; Piy ‘ frontage of 7°4 a)¢ Grand ’ , 7? ney and ddie Butler NEW HOME AT 815 CHESTNUT Contracts awarded during July in 3 a of , rie or indu rel nad ATE ) ' ' company also reports loans to the , r $1,187,000 Worth of Tote in Moor- New York State and N¢ deve New .. wis ‘tation of the uild n oul a. by & — westwardly of |. .ount of $28.000 vision within 65 days, and aise Vee ’ ’ . Picquet & Barlow have remove tt. . +o $83,770,000. This ip) onts a. : os ean a Peres: ¢ ae woteard avent fae tautel- ing sold the following: Ringte flat, O ( 4235 Bouth Grand: residence, 2488 lands Solé. to R15 ; Cheetnut ctrnaet ww! era they Jersey yy nunted « i” ‘ *onstruction etarted Us i © ae , “ . : : . ; . 7 . rr -— “ow » 4 B: aste and Iter . = , . , P Ianrliina a " ’ en fa ~~ o bt ‘ , ‘ 7. . of ' a decline o 2 per c nt from first seven h nths of TT -s have hea mace wiry? 7 an , 205 Minne FIVE SALES BY ‘BRAMMER Har@ord street: residence. 68234 Ar- According to representatives . rieted > : i 7 f . ml . ; ‘ lave tted u H andson ; Patna dence inns seaieieniie S mer cent . PP a line ; : gh . ef inate a ' . the Moorlands Land Co., composed | and ar crease of an * amountet ve : er tt ance ¢ ne y;8 , . be $ toch Brammer of the Brammer|th@ avenue; cottage, 2324 Eether ‘ ; [eer _ "T’) firm is . rT ] ota 7 » | , of ' 2 > . ,Tiat ,ee OO L.ae | a | e : ; t Tt, Ya 10°79 “ivy er la«t ‘ . 7 — . . . i 7 . 4 ’ , _ ‘ P , . - 4 ‘ S ry ‘ an oF ize: . , P @anumber of wealthy but ine: tone aage ie ee | ger Jul 19292 Included n of 2 pe nt f 1 th a} siphon ioe % es on Realty Co ~enents the following | avenue: cottage. 2926 Tamm avenue; men lote in the Moorlands to Tne é : + — Tri ¢ , th q record were ves 193 f) 4) or ine at: r) ? , f le ’ m7 TF }) r?yy Tr) 1 | ’ ry "ay if ; ;\ ‘ j Z ry anton ) been ; ] 2°18 Caroline atreet, 4440 Sungalow, 2756 Tatar avenue; bust- - . . ¢ ” . + “ - es " 7. ci Pa. so % ; y 71" 1 7, te yf ' Tn pL! Vé , 3 ‘se au “Ft ; , = . : Value of $1,187,000 have been sold, ,,.. etate busin in St Ou Tr 4 per cent, for resident buildings Contemplated nev han : 4 i ee Renee mT , a #1 . Swan. 6181 Nashville avenue and ness property corner of Cherokees representing 67 per cent of the sub- ; $12.795.000, or 16 per cent, for busi- {n July amounted to $166,40¢ ad ) , | ) o n fiv eom bung: 1° Cambridge avenue. This firm is street and Wisconsin avenue, division, which was placed on sale identified ith many notable ¢% 1s. iss bulldings: $10,743,000, or 13 per, drop of 15 per cent from the am ee for Jacob Goldsmith and wt well located and ts equipped to han- | 1957-59 Cherokee street; single fiat, ® little more than a year ago actions, torme I I an , th , ' for educational bulldings., and reported i1 June. ' ES lant ' P an | Ale properties of every description 4263 Humphrey street: fiat. 4172 through Holbrook-Blackwelder (0 —. | , ; a ie — wre, 20.000, or 7 per cent, for indus- | The Northwest. MULLIN -WALTERS C0. CLOS 4 Delmar, 1109 .| Recentiy {t has transacted a large’ Blaine avenue; vacant on the north The Moorlands comprises the for- “ oer p et ing - ae trin! plants July registered a drop ¢ 44 COLLECTION AGENCY | FASE nroved h | am atid ne. | ating i Geeta Brammer has| west corner of Gravois end Gustiss mer Boland farm, and is just west oo. puciness | . land Co iction started in this Cis- « m June in building contract On: . , een ye ey rt oles: bo no > | been in this section of the city for avenue; flat, 3009 Virginia avenue; Of Forest Park and extends from §,,. ne . Louis attr: rict during the firet seven monthe of let in. Minnesota, the Dak a= a as a ro yo este . sitet: eo | Pomtia Bulla 3 . ” Rep! * , ne. for $27 o¢ " iy F — , F oe reg a ns Crives of th! regidential par! } mn 4« . the - lot ra .- per cent for iIn- — eDiets , } ‘ . ' ——— : , | 2 . oy a ae Oe) er aan s lential: part radeon ees Mie | ceukiied: ahiiaie team GEE tas 94 : ee ot. Comma a tore butld 4.061 girls, a total of 60.393, under . $2 933. 1 , ; ne Ma PP oo al ' len Motoring to New York. 7l yeers of age. In Ma@ison County own the Central West ‘ings : , ? ™ ‘ : idenoes of thea } . -=t avy le be ing i inl and sa i} wr sé . Sie at. _ : - a « . lit 4 . ; } . ir Th Ateractiy Local!ty. n = ayes fa . # reational buildings Moyle Sells 4°27 Jurfiata, : ’ . ‘ The girlie tet 6 \s a: itian ia i? the , ‘ : ree ; ‘ ag ou } j rie i : Ai et) . . VWiowle _ : —— . . ; ‘* acre? ‘ } tealt , [Lv n na “ge : Fdwin w Hall of the Hall Rea!- ; virie ‘et Ween and Aa num ber with Brentn or, Forest Ridge and famili f lerate n uring t reven months of , ane ' ' - re » ti io 50-foot lot on Belt avente, sold... a, will depart Au 14 fora mo 16,808. and the boys 17,825. She mum fouthmoor. an exclusive group of if tnro nh the tnis ye construction started in “the 37 Jun ea etre : ' Wm @ Belle to Adele Prad«hae ” rt “8 Y 1 : te ber of Bove attending eschew! is 169% res) identie!l par ke adiac: nt to ° the rope rts Southe aetiaaal rose hae amounted to and@ Johr ww Tro} ., re : ’ . ? ' ms nt« alon ; “9 .fo0t Inet Wet) flrané oe , 7 TD ve ee or accom pan - 272 and girlie *6.112 a total of rh) " 1 ne tet for Eugene Freund by his wife ané@ son, Féwin C. L. There are 1249 boye tn high schedie City Washington t'’niveraity at Lots in the Moorlands are heing sans Rid non and VWarv ’ Wendt who wil! o« ccPy | . os a | ss ~ ile wT Paes Hall ané 1486 gicta, . tota! of 255d Vorsyth boulevard and Skinker road, offered at comparatively low prices. Contemplated new work reported same as their bome reg persos 668 88 Oh = | = ss ;

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2B ST. LOUIS e- 600 APARTMENTS. DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today: POST -DISPATCH. $ ’ QPARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APAR-MENTS FOR ARENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT = a | FLATS FOR RENT—Sowth , FLATS FOR RENT. 4 Awe rar a —.. er ee ie _ }}HOUSES, FLATS, ETC), 605 Clara A\ e. A ay “> 7 , : sio — . ~ ~— = ae _ ot 4 D =: Hy . 7 j 3 | “ DON aL 3845—S cecme bait and New 7-Storv Fire-Proof Buildin; Se DY AS-SHETL. — 4 ° ricncnaceeaenaeaae x oP - 1 4s ) guree@e id uae = APARTMENTS FOR RENT Caring : | ' ‘01- : A Lgsour | Sa a pas. bis ae —_ | : AGENTS’ RENT LIST THE LAST WORD IN “EFFICIENCIES” #332 == —— |e 90 APARTMENTS—4 TO 7 ROOMS—i AND 2 a | : | Past Seer went. 3: . rUnR KEN Bact es STUPPeS WHT SULOMEUC Pelrageraters, circu- 7 ; fl | = | soit ee Mercantiie frust Company | | “ . | 3 moervre anc Locest a& -70o ot Cia 3 f mn - o - - “ri > . , ; i } = FT eS -™ ; _ BS) ™* . + Sime £ ; ‘yj ma a . : $ =. wed OO ere ww Ss Qpe = 2 * 4.6 8 SSO i es x APARTMENTS. =) — | APARTWENTS FOR RENT APA carrie ; ‘ - ce lg hoy” Aly @ y nemetth. TF aus ee : Nortr . “1 “) ” _ 's ml. ; . - “a> 4 Sees 521e@ RANCROPT : ~et- ) oo .. : = _—-* PB: ota : 7 _ , xT _ Ooms, Pe nag ee 4207-52 + Pp mM - ADS : = BA ; sets st TREELANI : a : | B : _ . , ; t ee ae iy La OO Chester 4.0.9 ye - . * IE, See eS ~- ye’ eae Geko, + i - ~*~ ve et is é ft | Fe a”’@? ecreene 7 "4 1 hana” he ” thy ~oe $* tee 2b [8 igh-tasee §-comm —_ ceptiieg Ra... ‘a otwosd, on on aT" — + o — se =x. PUT cae nia! ee a eed P , ms wre 2 - * Deur'nge the Pow -Diena tee 7—ented “=S 2 i awaited Teer —-crten “WS anrte"—='38 mere ‘has fe. searest "per ter ged feer tiees ae meee mm m . - ° : Gooner " 4 ~ = a . ether S$ ieate eTening ere a waowte rs , . “> "et ek fs .<€ om &faed DOLE ars " . ewe efficremc y= SeED FLA S— eer a wT aed SX .. ieee, a2.

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enton — North vest a brick; with or without adjoining HUL SE—3 rooms, bath, electric and furnace ; n mr , rv T phone Oliv y. 5 rORE—os00 DOCK G! ; eu —s for A—S iarge reems; ail baths. reasonable rent nd sten ) Loes y2 ~, tootn®, Bath. siectric, {c) 408-09 Wainwright Bicg. I” to fe ~ pgm 4.| Arcade Bicg = — = y new , nor r% aS . : ——$—$—$——— LL A / : : — r> . . "y ery? ris ’ fr .% 53 , _ S26 —Pestn ut st. gly. a . 9 rooms nicely ao ta FH ’ rev ° ? Nn c) Ur) I ,ona,.% ‘ e, Ad 4 } Pi iv dea aA-- reeponsibie OT) Bort: n Madi tet -- an LSL4A Orr) ae Gecoratedc UiTi 5 FOR | RENT—Furnished DWELLINGS FOR RENT | SUSURBAN PROP. FOR RENT | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | TO LET—8USINESS PURPOSES — - ~ Wo rel floors. steam heet 6 rooma, 3 a Cy separate entrance: heat. i . le- | 714 Washington | be: : co) | GHi0_ egg een ems - +m. . E —- ee . 4-s ry ui.ding | | : Te eoom modern : > “0 y GREENWOOD BL., 3332—Maplewood, © ) facturing: 500 square feet BTOR Lar F , fiat above. ||! mterest R, O20--5 and oreo pishe ‘; ’ JET MILLER R. E. CO.,-105 N, Oth st | rooms, modern: brick flat; light halis; iy rR ). ‘y 5 N. 81) el RE. : aryuph ng o— fiat wer ' ro Her Owners and of I | day Sunday. Inquire 1957” See® THERESA, 1011 8.—Cofner cottage. five $45 ee ee yw a — 4142 Foisom ifax oS ekly t they c sardly be realized. 1 t ’ en completed or are © 2) - . home; no children ender; HOUSE , fru grapes it lL 20% Stor om, 18x64, suitadie I ( yR LE A SE place so quickly that they can ha Developments have been P: ae a > 2f . " oT. DISPATCH yng - APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLAT F d F h lumns today: post De ——— % eaUST 12. 1928. Be 600 TME ,D LLINGS, SES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent an or Sale in these cotu y Se ‘12, 1928, mS = 'g AUG(S —__-__—— ee aon inal Sette Sent —$— —=S TistoA—Five roome, break? F Central | veniences; $60. Kirkwood. Cabany ive * entral ‘At Peover a - Hy ° | Ss TO9 C> e : $8 — GAMBLE, 2801—6 rooms, modern, $37: 70033. LOFT—Lighbt. Pb* wer, water . ten + ; OHIV, « I27 j near ArserT alj)—bBrick shop or a ormaton Or ome wyer St et garage $5; fine condition. (c7) |} ELOKRA. 7430—P iat. rooms, re. b rvice fres: 1 at. Schultz, garage, 31: Si A... Wa ( ive 9110 house district; bath, toilets, et a a arge show windov = Nive 54. (cl) 3 in be new, it will represent the : . 2 > , Pr —_—____~ itur ; nineniiy | ne ot Al H al in fon of the last of our improv ements WwW: ’ mn run, garden, shade onan cate 4 (c65) ANDERSON, 4445—4-room cottage, hot and Evans av Vs in ; vied ~ CALIFORNI: ND MERAME! In announcing the completio ‘ “ ous ¢' rn reasonable to ‘espons.bie OF ran : = me . “ « om ean ce ° (0) , furnished De cuple; reference Fores hggg—— entre 5 112 Bacon. (c)| Sori: 7 b nates oe me eae larrison-Mc lot r. J. . SCHERTZ REAL ESTA rE sin pall tr conditions that hav? taken point of time required for the work. ———3 roemg and ®arage: completed; a rea! ~ mY ab , ( : . , : : : 9 - . s 12 vears; open Sunday from ¥ 4 m™. ‘ raising ‘ "ucK gare 9 x ro anv purpos iavetiliasidiiemutieniaii c&3) We wish further to now announce our extensive under way which will give this 200 oe ot pares 941A-—6 r | — adie lt an . SRF nceshester rc. ‘has. L. Weber, oy. | J 7 )6~«64 ST , nd basement; pees pe ? es, including 8 reet- +7 oF eretralgy ny bath, Urnace, ry ience rooms, mod - i al 0008 TERN SERVICE AGENCY, t} et. a " , edt - in good c ndaitt “4 “3 pp ans for the fu ure compiete transportation faciliti ‘ schools _& RG. SCOTT KOO Chee | Lindell 7366 Ghio Bigg. fc) 1507__Front large irnist MM -aNN-SPACKLER R, E. CO PESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE car and bus lines, stores, filling stat:ons, —— ~ lh | - . - . et al ee ——_—$—_—_— - - sam é i , ; ; as sae 4a e 4 4 ‘ . " ; ; é = : . . ) Hi : intey—F — , oe ee E ; 7 s os } tt h t to ott ers Ir o > ’ n ‘ . i i . ; . 4 . —— . ie ~_g rooms, vath, finely | COTTAGE—Frame: ® rooms: rent $10, 35.56 | —__—_ + an ao —— HENNE = 1125 Chestnu ke more rapid progress Therefore, _ the near future, it will represent an +n v bein, electric fur. fcr rit. — *d ’ ir my! ve ar a ane ae . rm, . . . : “ , . . Seven rooms bath, electria 7 mu head 4-room flat 22: rate. Olive 6241. National En- | tween Lackland and tracks we "CO 7 I. & Pp 822 Cheetn.: SaOr— LDLe + oom take place as a@ resu:t of our development when than 10,000 automobiles tray el each day. The ; , . ; . Urn Sue :—" > =. 2 ) ¢ = og : a “ i .¥ rn : eee ' Sed en —- . A ‘ ; P Dues "? r : . . . — shed ing @-ton coal, 8 | graving Co. for appointmen’._____ A oe For Lease—New Apartment [Ti] N=-—Four stories. | : fnished. This gives us 4 tremendous advantage, recent bond issug passed by | niversity City will — ge age ‘arge ive ' n | : (00. | MORGANFORD RD.. goose: fine piace — IN KI R kK Ww Oot yD os ORGS 10.000 equars es : as it enables us [to shape circumstances, instead provide a large park for this section, and many . opti i 341° trractive, : . rat s, electric, = ; 7 “ , ° , . . , _ it t s , ia pt ona ; Salts, i ‘> ae em ) Ng oe gg . $40 ¢ (96) apart? _ wit all citv con Om Pts 4 etories ané basemen 19. - I ) ne re ~wanttes of being eontrolled by them To be aure. if ake other public improvements. 54A—6 Foor a tt! ; 4 TILA bath. tae bungaiow, wre aitenaee ne m : ait the eaunt ry: , ; ee : r ecard A RNE' ZEIBIG . ae > - ) - 7 . eal . , ae tot : . - as #iectric, janitor gery. - 9713—Three large. NAGLE, eurniture - vate entr TRUST. 719 Chesinut vater: roe large capital and the untiring pata aye na ot It will therefore be seen that the Majestic eiunar CHG gurnished adit to party cuying -turn’’ — rnished or un r , ot ye 8) DELMA} GARAG! how roon perienced and efficient organization, Dut tm | ' ‘ cho | vully furnis! pr? homers nd ful ind lea) iat aa ———— Ppa dee caer rien aan , 4sely when they chose BL 100—orner R ae ath 4 : rie. phone, 2 4707—.o rooms , ae ; we . to een to be noreciated, FOO | »} ”_ " iversiue . - : ¥ = ’ ‘> *,? » — ¢ ’ Ss! od ’ nt . ! F aati : . * ’ at (> *) } - ° re ~ TE e a. ; —————— , e , ialinest rtitioned: both phone ah es ( 100) Er De com athaed 2 We can best illustrate what we mean by giving their choice ““Majectic Hiomes ; 4184A-——4 iarge rooms and ba: RUSSELL. 501s > eat e720 Lafas Suburban Prope “y ~ — = On Chamberlain Avenue there are 49 new put in first-class condition adults, clean rooms, conveniences: SSE , __ CHURCH, lo oe : Majestic Homes Of these, the records show 61 funday. references reauis ; rnished clean rooms, | ete Ee —- ane prnuee and vath: references requ : . 4 a JES . sae -— . s ; ’ ing. — | Y ’ , , 9 ; ‘ .. ° “~ ' . >= ' ’ ‘yy " 12 co ¢ 4A —Mix rooms. ba ~ red. Inquire 4940 Washing TEXAS, 1605—Seven rooms; modern, ohe © on reriis or ; INGROVE € SPE! Liz th. [>] t i ‘ . ' When we pur hased the 6:V¥ block of Cham deeds delivered to puyvers. If there Was no other : ©-@6lMo; Eee eo Te wo parties. Sv TE , TUR? » BU? i D1 ! OLIN | x sess »berliain Avenue, one thousand feet in length, which argument in favor of these homes and their won- . q 12—Furnishned fst, oms, eo tt oe s* ,Southampton)——New mover Aerire 1 {i » year it at cer] pow .-s pers aru ‘ . i 7 . . niet ' : 5 rooms and elestric; —a Aeot aving cil W ALS. SS fia’ * Foon ~ @reasing room, . “pete bes + a — ial PEN ALTHEIMER & OO. RE es between Kingsland and Ferguson and one derful location, this wow d be sufficient evidence ot or a pun ,0 as : longer furn’sned i . . - ve’ or a ‘ ' +? ’ ' : - , TS > ae Ut . ore! , — ST. LOUIS TRUST Co.. at ‘urnished fia : tiie bath, jJarge porches. Karage’: ee in Webster Groves OF Nr. Ste PLU HALLER Te . ne TE - bleck from Olive Boulevard, we foresaw the ie ¢ their desirability. The remaining homes, most __laston and Sarah. + ’ ar one. aes OLIV! gy = assem gy See ERP ea ney apart. ae development ‘at was sure to come to this lo- of which are now. being considered by buyers, : TL . © — “ay ' . i : ? me ’ ‘ . . P ee , . » & : c= - : , 5006--Lower 6 rooms, bath, re- oms, mod- Southwest > a > andl ' re oS pusi 1 cewlitv. for on tnree sides of it lay nearly ~-00 acr™ will soon be sold, and the 6700 block of Chamber- ae : - more h = % . , ; +. Te = a , . gg al — at ™ : oa | +} | 4 ; — = ‘ Sis ; , “ tial ‘ ‘ : . : . P 14 ' ' as) . . -s , =e i nfl . mo smdiéren » heat, Janitor, ~m, completely fu! ° ‘LAY 1OU- 7316—8-room prick “—p reened . porct SS a. 1S pace AX ss ” oF, co me y emearnational LAf of beautiful o ) ground sul able for a city within lnin Avenue will be one ef the most attractive The Majestic Homes Corporation chooses to do ‘ Ais . *y °- " 1} ‘Or : = +? ay { eatt for light housekeep) All niené : enth and : ee —_—— ‘ . « ' ~tea — col Pa te _, heat nrier * *r\a ee Sa pe ~ Li — , . ‘ ‘ *he 7 ~ . ‘ ‘ , tor . ‘ . Co} ‘ s recent ae\ le Immenis and re Ou - ( ALt MET 134 ILDING . — , —— me 4 ’ . , ‘ ic‘ mun Ol recel e 2 ere Mo. p-—Furnisn (- CORNER TH AND CHESTNUT. ' —— 4 ’ . . . 73? 4 ome of our operations if University ©it) + SR - ~*~ nvenience;, brick garage for ~ A ' oe and eD 7 a $100 e : roun eatre ' , na: 20 mil a a . ‘ guire wit ENTI! a4 , nats nie firg writ? hye! celf residential blocks that can be found. —®? = = ~—t . a me, tile bath, sereened r @er\ice furmughed: 2. £03 Cor") B14 eAe ns 2 rag ") ~ a ' , a . ~ pe CabanyY 5023 an oer — mR O° BATE aa ‘ o : Irnace ait ] _- a =. = . -_ we 4} hs dan High Hodin | GOoTTAGE- 4 yooms newly papered. with Age : emer c ‘tion S >i WV’ ASTIN! My mN A\ ‘ Til r t . eats On the bloc ks adjoining there has been bullt, The need of homes in St. Touls is now 60 critli- oq _— - rage = and Fy ie See «6S garage 1421 Cora cS, ae os 4 ~ 3 , Va wi pep anag SSNS : —— ee oer are now being bullt, nearly 100 more homes. al that we feel ‘+ is our duty, a well as good = Ct riC. ue Gas. ~~ a ee 7 ' ‘ are - math, furnace neat : “ae , “mia of) ew lit manufacturine “2 ror AN oN Be sei win : ¢ e = ; wate: refiped couple = Sy ymplete, S60 JONES, a - ms, . a . . 7 oa : e; _ bo recs O7%1290 feet hent furnis , ten — , atracto } Every foot of the entire 200 acres has been laid business, to use a part of our organization to (c) “0 | tanitor se e ertric lit : -” nee mit ‘ . . 4 : ‘ rau? ae) ’ a ; ler r “ne | mn vaiectite lights: OM arent Son Chestna “mim | barge © . 4 hy Cab- 'Sept. 1. ‘an * ots) Agent ‘nlo ym - out into lots, the largest part of them sold, and provide the largest possible number of suitable roeeiiss modern: aduits Lébear v . | —_ ie) pees : oaks > } ™° ‘ " : a’ sO! J i wd ”" 2 YT i ris 8 ci , . P ir “it rreat . . a. bath, complete- LINDELL BL., 40xx—Wic nf ——~ . ; ae? ham - na St. Louis a’ i ihn mas alma retail distri the public impro\% ements are going in with gr living quarters. This we believe can be mage = page — oni - ' 2 ) Hise ri? °o } }ar 45) ewes ’ “7 ‘ ° 7 ’ \ . sts. - = . ’ . h upver, Bol-wates heat, large 7 ———— Eg Bey erences, Pho Hahei MA DESIRABLE BUILDINGS uita ; oe ee op aes os rapidity. part, and most quickly, my se ee Seana n. a rake Forest 8437 = nite? t sult tenant I y rea Delmar Garden, at one corner, las . “ — ’ , _-— = ——————— Mr. Schaumbere pale Eek SUBURBA hurhe Sent. ! R L = ry and basement ' wee t wonderful de\ elopment that has ever taken od something entirely new and unlike repairing . a CO! Pret = Wed ease n suburbs, Sef Ironaweys y . — , } AY TERSE REALTY mnost Tif i . oss . " : ; NTED RESIDENCE—#-roem bt in 6° - IOUS na cnt gre Magprnigg ten A AB ec ea - , P ve 423 eee 899 Chestnut i e in one locality within the city in so short For this purpose, we desire to purt hase at once tion, 1338 Goot' : : Baye © Sicaien . eunainemes of Olive 2 = place it n aet, = Pose. ' , rtments UL Walton or Forest oct. 1 TIDEFIELD. 6727—4-roor t , TOUS, ee Ti a oe vt me ren DESK ROOM FOR RENT time Pershing School Addition, laid out by 50 or more suitable dwellings. flats, apa _ c) Mi. “= “og sj abt yy’ +: for cou Namont boo ' rent parate:) —, aR | cata Aone inciudin = SS So a - and nements that require reconditioning. wale P ; “ ae y & is) ice) Cree ;Tre ( rr’ } ‘ ‘ u , P 3% 36 46) ‘ E j _ 4 ul ng tele : . ] Sadler comprising Olive Li! attr ane Ten 1 ‘ heat furnished; $658. fur- ryote + the —— —-" : ' Page dink’ wner a. ” , RESIDENCI Pam eo 1 eT ‘ hone service &@! es $15 per month. Norman ; wee: . > l between Kings ¥ , aS r . [ Lt - ‘ ye) © “ ‘* any yen naee Keng : + a oms, in Gri a wrOOC letaelhy OFFIC bherlain. Bartme! Crest and Etze 7" a , Our “Majestic Rebuilt method must not be : a \ Mondar for SEMPLE. 2722—S8-reou amiadence ; m th | y : pa and and Ferguson, has been entire: so) anc mew . Aec , , ‘ rs ‘ a ‘ . Or are now being built. ~ ; et ; f . 4¢ : | ; confused with old-time repairing methods, for - AK i a! : . ' , he : Lh Bu. ‘ ———— * 7] ‘| ) ) ( TO aie k - . . ' : hiiilding ave peer! pura 4502 A—Four reone, ro ' > me WAGUNER PI! :16-— In DHOUBS (Oy \ Ein! LAL I Isl ING ’ erie buildings ha 10tt aT a wh ane ye A _ 52 e+ —— 4 + 3 references. :'! = ei —-- acul batik, modern, 5 Urt laine rooms, bev v 7" LATS AND AP’TS WA ’ La 5 a? } © lot our architects and engineers re-design and re- * ; : a : . ' ’ 3 ‘ory Tr) } tT) } Ss. Re neat . Pl nce ventas : — . } JUSES. FLATS, ETC. .NT) W ARF I MSE —_— on almost every one of the 200 10 plan everwmhing, so that the building becomes -_ ANTMLN! | cre . RENT FOR COLORED xArit} hes reset elevator! vered platform ) UL Adjoining this section are what were formerly practically new and modern so far as refinements, —— . _— -- — - —_— — TT. 7OR Ches'nut st \ rewal for satis uN a | a : tore lef » location £0 . ‘ ~ ge “14 — woes vee) FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT . [aum Fairfax, 4-5 1 4233 and # nveniences; this Puls De tis retail business; shoes, diy an ESTATE * wpoth’s Glove, Pershing Heights — W oo on -omforts and durability are concerned. m wor ti ty : . a =. inte. 4-4 rooms best o. + 100 - 440 . hail an rennroved and sold y tne avis single flat — — rT Dr fiat: youns ; - Dray RASTA ' ks . Vine ' . : subdivision ietips j a aa ; niahe ome at 6745 Chamberlain ea B00 Chestnut ART ME : Bh : Northwest | 2 | EAL ATE Age | ww * Broadway gp Ried SEW STORDTS—DeBALIVIERE AND Realty Deve.opm ent Company This territor) The furnish: d hon > mh weed. are mal L.. T726——2d floor; @ roo: one ve price and details ox N- Se MARKET. 5314—Six-room collage rmat uspection | nee eer CF MePHERSON AVES. + has developed so quick!) the center of which Avenue and Sa a “0 f h més re io s00UrTT ; oru : / -_ | avid . So on : . ‘ \ ; kasha : — 7 , ear, | 7 P : . ; pas . . ‘ Cw 2 - —- - the Majectic Homes in the 6700 block of open for public inspection, and @ hardwood floors, cas steve, ST furnished: “references Tm" ure - Ld ’ . hah : ag ARENDS ~~ =a} ne, : nti lis ’ RHROA! \ ; ee 7 ‘ \\ ellston STO! e = moi e238 Post-Dis a tare 1 ¢it pits ; ’ : oy a. . } st) ) ‘ | =e -~* . + rrvea ry? continueus ho’ —— nogert southwest nisned rooms hy +» iy A agg _ \1 \} *e wl \N] a’ KE] j | ow : — 1454 , (PR? sie ae B) : gay Ser agement HEBER: a A pats 1204 : " repre canychacsintontngggenenes AF >ASING Waar * emer. 1406 ' a 6860 Delmar 5 Delmar 43 n, 2 | ‘ . ) | Kk AL 1 STATE & LEASING Cabany 8308 nd lewer | : Weed , 1 ar > oe “VA! Rear! —Furnishec gone " tae a aero . ; Pat] AY ARY) . in BOOS Orde N-417, Poat-D " Pcomame for hovepke-ving. $4 week. __ | * “ag : Cal Lis pat is : eet crenata 0h . MK sas i wor -—# | aduits, Tre Wks] r " TP 4 .x—h egent \ rut r -_ — ‘ nia aie : 7 = " 4 mR | RASH . . ~ bee = com ‘. Kir kw ‘ ppet ;-reorn, . rc ; Stane ; S § oilie cc . - ree) len reasonab.e ; : : , : : ~ ryt 7 7 rT res 9 obs : i ‘ 4 or tye REAL E ! , —-. > - = . , +: j . ‘ , . \ JP j 4 Fe | 4 Aa - 7 : . ’ a ‘nw’ ne “A ® 7 ‘ ~ AD epnair _ ©) ' -- ; re i ~351. Pb ost-Dispatcn KIRKWOOD TRUST COMPANY Sales Representative : GH WAY Dh at w : w ¥ a — room meogerlh, = — aE ee Tee tare by Sept. 1, reasonable OUSES WANTE — —— nad ——— ——— adultxn, call Sundry . an ——— a sient - — rr) ’ | 4 . ‘ “ 5 s — > ry 4 ( { . SROUGH. 4978-—3 roome. modern: angela ~3 = Oka! a STING Ow wWtd.—Or residence, « 7 + ERD I STE Te ow granit2id Ga 146 Big | ven * : W ELLSTON REALTY re : : li¢ : ~ = —_ —_-— - I l . GAL, . : . ‘ 4 , : “ ot Lene t ‘se Den itiftuly furnished tdeal » > End y CO 17)" \\ Aid j ‘ , eit , Wu het-weter heat poe@ees On j : ru nis bath She ets .4R i ; ; meh ; a a = alii bon oM relia- a - city property. Box N-30U, P -L 3540, will take eral farm in trade. Bee ? ) der : Us Strictly : ite 6 re ite i. Lorecee" . gage i> amentt eeenage | 25 2ess eee ae , amil > or trade for farm | ANTHONY SCHMITT, Kealtor, « —_— 5 tG ro : ‘ THe e! ° 9 , ” : ‘si } =. . Ti a AS eatn ut eg. . . A A . -—- ry a , 4 . . /, . . ,2 } . — ‘ aw . . 4 ’ : A : sa : PP, , of or ad 71 le. “ rooms. city 4 Le er, rs n= — ee _ aT’ Wtd.——-EBy family of adults: Bb rool: | leas e tena! = \YAH 415 > fine located se : a: 3 2 ' Colt creat mB57. ; eum) BUY, sell, trade city oroperty equation. “ono. a se ’ ocer: nor: st: garuges Box N-1te HOUSE ee - me. JOHN B. SMITH, 1 ‘besta si, open " , : , mOIT) moduert » at . rig ~~ «* - ——— =“? ’ - , ’ ith ’ ark te -) n rT} ; viene i sy. epTT ' => nee pro, "2 "42 ra ; - om Mi [LDING LAY] ~—— VYacant.: in city lie t@s Sau), open urnishec “CO! floor » gdults, re,er- _ ‘ . rao ith ri’ , _ xs . 4 >| Dx : ! ren ' \y , ; rit? ; is st ' ; * room ryprers . ' nape — mere oan pre. location for caan Vest or Nert 2 — : : Cabany wu'l toi > and Lelima i oe ae > . roc : a ; “ ' } , wd - - : ee _. for ~ 454K Rent adout - . — ; : -_ , ' , - ' ‘ monti : j s : ln t in fier : y LATS cottages. bungaiowes dv elinagsy i. . 4.38—-fi-roorm modern lat 830, _ . ic) HOUSE Wtda.—°? Hak, oo Pe : ~dy . ce : , ery it ee si pose , . “ark ‘- i tic t) “> ' . . _— n exchange for m) have cash buyers: auick om) porch, good condition. Centr -_ ee ground, or sma , mies made. : a. otnte eb wr oa a raat: | aS en BOG: fe ,_ — apartmen Weet bn 6 :amuls SWI ARE REALTY. 308 Wainwrisht Bidg, " —— north of side preferrec Cea r= | Bese _» ie - — rod a ——— x Oe ' at ee —r \ » ed rheast Misseur! for ty . . Main 4 rm 3548—Rooms, light bousekeeP- B440R. (c) | RESIDENCE 1 gon tober oar he cara. $10 each: 7eat CATION SUS *o ite as ; ' ama ie , M ch Som Wid——ie escnenge 4 and 6) VL.ATH—RKenidences ani unseiows var ved: Wiy decorated, all canveniencess . “eA uh mode me, by Sept. 4 years; &S to SY in coun one . — : | pre » end Prat: ) , : — fiat, lor fur nice have buyers int. no charge UF wale’ _ ; {—$ modern room " it Arn mest mn? Tayior oT cou 7° - ALA } ; ba anil , ne : oa pla? , 6 ; i- ' : ’ ’ : : ' om le is made ; : s) if ir) ed right; ped Mre gus, LL00A ~ your propery. ster 1706 — , : \ ates : : ag’ ri TA’ , ' _ Ce.P 11 Lk d—To trade ! have me call ane | , VTE OD ation leading ' | 7 : r space tern ents QO0 per annum... dis fuily : , : ton : : “4 48 ) vLCTO M KEITZ JM. it« s10 HEWAN fo! niort . a ‘ | rat Sa i -: oReER = mm 4! pe . . n- . 7 “— it i cE large , . > ii) to r . inside VW # RULAND ia (‘hesetnut. wht. ——-—w rooms anc va th. or ° west side preferred all for FLA3 Ol \ ' } ars : ‘ Drone av . rental cf 8S 30 ’ rY iV sae ? ’ uw . 7 ‘ ° : “« i ™ i J : . . ~ i) }? tru bi j , ‘ ss . ' » ae . . . ret “a yrme! Bo | Rar ; "y : Lous Olive BOOP ( entre: 61 25L, Benton 61 W,_ scat B44 >| Pept 10: FAMILR OF A A Aise) — sonst st rent $50. : BIDS, PLANS. ESTIMATES, ETC + : reaiden HILDEBR : ESTATE. PUR quick sale list_your property with =j24— Five rooms, sieep'né ae Wa 8 or 4 rooms, bath, furn | TYLER n2Rw ANY 7 f TDA — HA b, Bree Wo Rick 1G ali hard, $12, deliv-red. Aor apartment. Box N-30 ey Port, oe _ BISHOP REALTY fu 22 Cheetoust. p be hot-water beat. .. “dependable quiet famils ny » till ai —T ee —— : e, Oth and Carr, “em, s Danek of trust; wast eu- | REes= i splendid wme [LIsT your property with Gs, ae ws oMENAMY 1 @ r. €O Oc. } e Sent Bide ~BU, SSIPEN( ‘KE TO LET—-BUSINESS PURPOS cae ’ ) \ VW Srores a : — . ‘business Phone Lit n West oun Bh con ' scuthwest property oa J. A SCH NEI- 308 N. Grand _ — ath, Uppers RE! INCE = : ————e—— a. Kor nment—-\! . : : / : : tl st . : a’ i bs) iz S58 Tigh-class 5-room firet- et hh worthwes Lindel Apartment or fiat wenie. ; , Northwest mer 25th and Hepes wre tl al? Do — ——? ey n 100-acre aru noth vt ms Lo nde’ — . oe wy" eception hall, hardwood, tie "i. ) ee. 2a 27 vat am ene warchous Forest 124 ne ~ for om. 2 - Hi _ cash at no. m Dust ANS "=e, for ,. te mode! at Ter LAT bo fee particulars #h cash. 4 ~ ~ : Via.wiia' . " ‘ oome } 3 vA." . ' ' : , Ay rele - - hu at fomouils v . pWOUMING Puiy : . “ fruite Piialr ay . " ' . ' ae L) ¢ ‘ “a? ‘ : . . : : . 5 " . . ‘ ; 3 ' . ) ye oe | ful ‘ ,0uU ‘ , : . : - . - —— — A _ Dealers is Rea! 14: t- Dispatch NG, - lee ' ienishe } , et eratiot reasonn! : - oechange for suburba rope j HILL (*prewt ms at VAY ceeh for chrap coloreé ef te “best! te PS —-- . mee ~ = pxcue from property Hox N-72, Post-Dispatch 4 ' ; , Db rooms North aay - ¢ : pC} , ‘ AL — aa — : ’ ’ »s 6 room hous bed - hen RCM IMIN¢ts [if , Wte in exchange for = : = 4 large, light ry = ne! tox H-140 : ri skirt & dios aes ” North west > 4% b Box N-4, Post-Dispaten a nzaiow. vuunt¥Y, else bungalow, acre of PROPERTY Wta.—-List your (e+) i ee ic) ‘ ton % th floor = Sen, a eood loc , — . : r — - .” > : Lanu—St aii — batn and : . - a ne a ‘ v; us P = ’ . > . >} 1+ Se ~ , ra ‘ - ‘ . 7 ’ nis e( ’ | bir ‘ . : , , . : , « ; : . ; , nt a> » “ a = —————o Se —— reaasnae com | ‘ $30 to $35. OF | BUNGS LOW We." tees Gai |: & : oe . x n South SENEMENT PROPERTY Wtd.—0Or | ' § gurege - , el ents . — 410 6 rooms near Cath , : . roaqta Lieh sO years retiring a } ee ee aie ' : ne fiat, aduits " ROM , ced @-fami ° i 4 rm a) because of & }) : or exchange for in Ty PL, 13906—Fire ficor, 5 rooms. —3 or ¢ room upper te’ Btatier | “ee SO fferson 4 aT ae aa om 8 at-i EXNDLEIER R CO 418 prank : ‘ belt lite liotei Siati = ~iSHED COTTAGE ‘A , : , : “tT : m FA i! art : 4 ) eT | "1A ; Rn ‘ie ; rc7e) " , : « wine rae saan ee . ; ‘ ; rer? ~ . , " | ' ; ant f @ ‘ - —eEE - ‘ : . ’ ; : , ‘ A ANT mint) : : Car iine want Y. 61s’ Piet. 6 large newly fin vith. furnace ‘ couple; comme! traveler. 108-08 Wain ' - neat rgrout Pat ne 7 - die | , » LO pre improved Rox N-3O Post-Dispateh : ————— ' SAF iat. a . , me . — — , ris , me *. I - . mrs rigase Sw! vYAC AN ‘i id oreperty jdney este . we ad .- 1 i} . fea as , , . _ ‘ by . 7¥ ‘ a . . om ; «> . on " - A. to party buying furniture, ver? a SOULS oo je, teh “ art | Rou'h ( eo ~~ , rok LEASE—S a ss aes ' ; ‘ —~ " one v) ’ : : : : at P : rr : ' ‘ at “wate | . - . Tt, @ And reseonabie, rent $40. LAT wy 7d ele = So infurnis n Washington 4 : ' m at dui ! ! . Mh as | fer ee «= SOLD -RUN-DOWN PROPERTY W — . eat 4 ‘ roOorrms bath ane eie* " " : furTn ; an aft ne ; b , . : | wl ; F ‘ ~ ‘4 T 7 ie j iar ae y ovom fiat ; : . , " et “ ithout fur } . ¢ K ag ® ’ iwh 9 ’ ne +) mr? : ri . ; , ; ® . "y , , : ' | : >: . 5 P \ elleton ‘ abany Pave caeh averse : or cw aaes. sore. itor wervice. *J5. Delmar 3708» ic) as . 1° oa + 4 2 otis es ‘ ' ; « : os 6 flats or tenements if iced , 5 . . ’ REMAN A Wisk. : f) ton } business vropert) will & et —— 3 Side vwreferre or A-74. Poet-epat VACANT Wtd.—For tnoome property ?.7ea0 Peet THenpatech At aie . ‘ » he : ' v' " ‘ efficiencs em dai " ves " ' ' , ir fu ’ nen in exchange ‘tof puliding $22. 000 +) PROPERTY OWNERS ‘ 4 : I! Py aot _— - - a. 2 oi . Cash customers are welting te bur Fur REAL ESTATE CARDS . Ag : . “ - ’ ~ af : ']h appar ™ nt >A. » > 604 O sant. ‘ ’ rents . rY — ™ are Lie . . , nL : : : Ktewart ~¥ : + . b cx uy . ‘aw pEve . Finn mr. ; ; it ' opt ‘ore of orant ‘ - . " : oe TANT va z= [ | - a Hemes— F ate—iInvestment reper ° mein. hs eames _ i ; .O7 ’ . - | . 4 -/* ° re rr) ; : or Ay . | = , 9 ari re : : , "4 ; | : — ; : EIN ‘ , ‘* ‘ ] Al - aa . — - = " : : : | 4 - - “- Priced right is in 2—5 rooms, bath, eiecirie tight. LA’ sonrtment, West End, aeat ' o machine ne. me's B .S rhree-s ' | : rents st for ' ul , opie rN a = . ‘ - hat you en if your price Le. wl! we. . sors Ati hath hh on ; . ’ : ' ‘ ase 9 , , r ' ' : ; . il at ° : Hewults aw 6 be 11 decors Nort ; eferre Sof Bh ew om oe be 444 1} Jackson ; ato | 3 . = ILL." tangiey, 702 Titi | : right and I Sandie your real estate. ARENDS KR. CO. . : Phone Webster 260 : r mus ' Jbl — > Chem! : Attentiol RMS Wid fam | « «J GORDON. £19 Walrwr eS WHISTRERG, THE Real Estate "re, 1 1) Grevole e* —_ : : ’ fort ~c u , ' “Ve a1 cyw *. reorme mode! Ti rath , | . . . . : ‘ Ss ’ i . é | . ; . ‘ . . ‘ } : : ' . ‘ t . fas il . . . . ’ gy Me ye , ' mi j FORD TU R \ KI) OV KER 3204 5 Grand Phone Sidney 42. —) ; ; . ; oo , at hieck north Man hester, one ™™™ ainent . oR EALT) ) “% , anufactul A? ' oo at? apartm nt S06 “ ’ T \. “ . ° larns ~ “ h. LATS. a breakfast q ae : ' . on and §! ocery Kirk nod -Fergusend cat tra’ - , . ‘ ’ rperis* ‘ . é om ae 7 , | > W og! ns an , fax 2776 - Mo cq“? ‘1 pve prot e fo iarn (rippled owner #e that he cannot Our tive wire orgen!\sation wi heat rent Bho , ani : ape . , ; , } ' ‘ Prete plantation. wonderful opper ama’ . preperty promeptiy ST LOUIS -. Hi}s Tr"! RbAl | T 4 xX. 4) . : | it A 2] / LA - . “ de . ; ‘ ar , ‘+ ‘ 9 . | : - ° ; ots : this 100 acres r) rh lar } cust t FINANCE cv a 3430 ou BOG eetnut et. = — - - . °. me pe Rage ” « Ss u ~- m1] . es ne . : ~? = rev enue everything s0ee : “acl : A apt om, ’ - . oh tet 1 - rh * ; 125 . . se cull di road. equipped to mane “ y "hk a a wk axa... w NEW FLATS. - Furni : g.| Kak tor Hares. Phone Cal : iNG—For learr re fe | — | Kuhe & chicken house, spring Bouse, oven pot soxizees i? aan WE WILD PAY SPOT CA | ‘olnte -famitr. 4 uPnished Flat d Ap’ts We. oe . , . ae wy , , y Hi-t saint four farm's. s © als an dD wy - a .-poom, eect al - : a! } ‘ mu . : : wner Wie race fur tractive terme : . ere if lera tion anda roon 4 steam heating f mAs ' y Sept ; : ~ormandy Mo At } | ‘ ’ ¢.7 god business oot ” Fea itor erty or ur moreved lant on yer pe vd ie A comp ete ety t eapecte a nn mn. Nee ¥ , TK at! for | wer , ANTHORE Os + Life Bide MANSFIELD LAND AND LOAN oes ena rice to F, W. Bray, _— "e068 Chestnet ay (o4) —— | ogg” eet 3 - 1 : = | Beafile Hida. 10th end Walewt m it Li. #@MITH, 722 Chestnut Otive GUTYUL NEW FLATS a om ° 7 . ™ - ’ . ’ _ . { or. | non and Wells : . vs ‘ : . tar —s ’ . - ote . a uToTm bile to >. 4370 “4 Wes! .. oo endiA 11™T your | : une: - erllliag — | re oom eal ‘irs. Harrie, 90: . roome hot-water heat f) Rented. 3 Lea rRorentTy TH been: a nics roosts with tw-O-Ser a _in guburbe.| . ) siaaeate | Ss oe 1°27 Sn) | Paskingion—__S ** apartment “Sacre convestoare. 6 ereeest| Wilds C. WISSISASEE, living * : | oo aome ghestt apece. : Ov] 4 ‘T00 ; a Tee ba ‘ ’ —T | : | pa | —e —_ - ). be proved $1250. ; will ecocept ener oreperty & 2838 N. Grand bi — no objection to chien tion nw ST On hg Lafayet ! t locatior 2 — —— 4 , 41 houses. 7 \\ — tv man on ’ a : ; , ‘ a — : : ’ — diel a Peaewe B .\TTAGE—4 roome: fi large ber . | RK, oh wer 2s +e’! = ae = ro oe 0 * os sug-antee Big WANT A TRADE Eee “POR OVICK SALE a _ . a hy : ~ \* ‘ i; : a , en ‘ w : . " : . '. 2 a“ . , : os terms cepa... Ww . TY Cc Ts «102 N. @th et = | on. ) ) $40 per _ oi ‘nae: eff 143: B ONS | aa a “stot en . : s: * ; , se : ay | ; won Sana roome and bath: Man- - a-Si. @ yonme in rent <iness ; : . ° . | . ! , ; " a £ A / . . — 17 . ° ? 7 , j L) FOR RENT—Furniehed , , |.— Furnished, | bis. ster , “akwood, block east, 4 J ALTHEIMER, 617 Cues’ ns /ALFREL E : an — I ie see ; a \ (Cabvans | block north tc) Bi FLA" Ree tif 4-700m: &¢ ; eitsUeO ie Uvill ad ,

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ee oe 2 OT ey Pe ae ee * by - z Se Ee PO Se oe ee as > . ~~ er eee - it I a\> ‘ >a - 7 v « a “7 5 Ae ih me : tae ee ees ' 7 i : ela ae a an - s ‘ i " er . > 4) SUTNDAY. AUGUST 12. 1928. Fan 7, “7 pw 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. See oe 7 97, —— | SUBURB’ s PROP’ TY FOR SALE SUBURBAN prom ry FOR SALESUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALESUBURBAN PROP'TY | : Southwest oT i ane eee ROP'TY BURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE inl» - al a = - ——— —~= {= SUBURBAN P P FOR OR SALESUS a —— ” sontaitindd S eee aoe =x - & —————_ 7; TH BRINGS HIGH®, = = — SSS F = cect. » joining 5207 Kang == —S—SS—SSSSST |! H é - ri iteen ROO. Aged ) 7 ’ F - £ - - seer \ \/ | ‘> gre? : = —— Peed , “=: & ; Al TA) etic } t In ‘ \8] INSe gromt fo me ee Easton and ; ! 4 ; | — . - = e /V owe és J Y's Elli , O y S PAPAS) —_> : —_——Ayr tT? ¥ ( XI ) — ; . . Oe. - i 4 1 _ a \ . Bs FS 5 . Hf a s 8 ee i i . J ss ; . ant . : (je a i — eae Days of | Lots $9, $10, | Pa LIGWe Wi Life i UM pee teat:, co? oem, Mal Sa i 4 “as 3 fn 4 aoe # woud: 1 . toe | We have moved from our old Ps Ss So \ address at 320 Chemica! Bidg., f. a : y vi © : Vr T ONTTHOS WATOHOeT hr A TTT CITI NTS TOnn ; mC \SH--85 Mi ) wv On» 3 > a 4 >> \ \ . \ | | mS Mt 1 i ~, | ) | \ | i \N2 ee @ onal S0-. ot = = | to Rooms 201-202 in the old Re- i 4g sy . | VL YD | | U UCU HE SUID YY SHY Ag public Building at the south- hates rar id a ea nent ae, al es - _—e f= Ses oY — . , west corner of Seventh and , ee ¥ , 7? - shateni-¥-5-x ‘| Olive streets. We invite your. out Oe tue Wont Forever ( OU IN | IR WV | (OR ~ Seev er’ s Cli * inspection of our new quarters. top Paying Rent. & dais . ‘s Watson and = — - ~~ . ~a- - =o a we Se — Lots on the Premises . ny Cornaraticn es ww R MA IN ID ¥ PARK ——s /- : a” . —_ whe an WE we \ Oe ON ON | Sa, aS ec & Q) ' G> ; -_ - Hi 201-20? Republic Bldg. Hi FR E FE T OT ' FR E E (> I FTS ’ -s ChE LL LF, S. - : 79° , a . 7 es - -_ = aa > i +: we SOP TRS ase re RP OFS ie = Sis i Toe \ eA in nt? VW r) eee >) S = ‘> bibitia | S ‘ 17 d () wees Bae Ww S SoG S&S bd SS ~~ ig git o> > Ge > o y aw NV OSOLUCEeI - at + ~~ > Pa 7 q > a Phone Oliv ++ St. Louis One “ 10 VEilte 72 Te€ im- . , . - a “~ A - ie provements guaranteed, given awav free AY AD AWN) oy == \ if) \ ll moi ‘ oe YS We SG OSL i ee . . . TF PF = OF || AAR TA TS : ./ _e se Foe ewes oo _ ~_+n0 ~ — ’ oil -_— wy ~— _— ~~ Ww ~ 4 \ aa Le ) : Pp aa “7 ~ vr} ? i = T 77 . = a ’ : HT, ba as a UU )2 If : ~~ ~ x _**- — * © .~* > —-+ +.» - -_- -- -- +. . + * ~—s* & . a a a , RY ' 1] i— j " al. i . - 7) 3 To ™ iui = ’ "s “ia = ‘ AF ” ¥y wh { + oh @ ad Me ‘ 7 7% rr ~ , — — =_ ~~ = _—— —' 3 2 -_ RII Ww i toy i “ : Aa fe - Pr ~~ s i i sel a | =~ 2 *- = > > ~ Ps - —_ | eS | ‘ ‘ @ ee ‘ . . Pp A . SUUY OUR AUS S Gigu wey DuciCvers siti’ Seaeescs amen ] é ia ‘ jen | | . -_ do here fod remain. CS Country Clubs for] Neighbors . > * . . . x . e ing er 7 ok oe ins i A »- a ’ ry re | os ee; ve QD _. ‘ I . rs _- ‘ he i 7 + : ’ 4 Sus i eee, otggglion Big Sheifer fen{—Pienty of 1 Grape & let | Been made. Concrete streets and gran! 1 Sidewalks com- . . pleted; city sewers water and gas in @nd paid for. You ca: Come Earl \ Lite Insur Plan has been worked out whereby each and every ener Sewers. wate as in and paid ou cs A Life Insurance Plan has been each and every pur- } star ga e. Take ‘ rokee ear to Bevo n walk = . » i. a a. . ; " oe ) ae ia = = = i L * > 7. * — | 7. > " — Sled. take Southampton car to Devonshire. walk shaser of a lot in this beautiful Resident Park is insured so that in . - = A ~ oo _ a Cneas er Ol -—/" & +s Vs se A - . ”_ ik * —_—__-—— - — - ~ ~ aaa - _ ~ ~ * + = ] ~~ o -_ ° = ons sinees ed Eroce'y 8 _ ae . Do not hesitate to buy for either homesite or investment Forest * 3 You Want tc ®el 3% r Fee en" ate ” an 4 . x = ‘ . *: : a Sy - , . 2 eS ee ee ee ee eee =, aaa -~+ ~ «+ ~ ~ . a . = amie egert wo makes * . sper ‘y tt 2 a ' —— - tem = 9 — es aiurt JOuUN H rm} “hoatr ut 12 - = : ‘ers se AM™nece, 58: : LA —_——— . is , = . ~ - => ee Par eo. os We Not 0 : . = 3 ZPDa REALTY CO. @ . F , : a. Our eve wire rar’? . . ' . _ . > — -? ? ° ~ = ,? a +r _- . . - — o — ———— . = - —_- Try Ff TAXNCe coe ae 4 ne oe ° Ad , a nR OWN IN RizINIA PARK. 5 DELMAR BUSIN —* perouunry. Carey? Pim nly ong let, im the Binet . . ; - 5. 7 ~~) YY —> ’ 7 rr, "= - . _™ —_—--* - ; ' : : ; ' had De ~ " e 4 art ~~ -T, : - - \ J ‘ \ ' . . ~_ X\ . " > " * * * — | ’ : =, aA. ' > > a cian 7 , 4 “ . " .* 4 o a : . i ~ ’ ~ : | ' @ = -“ gee — bo 8] a | Brin = Has Buye ers (saree RENTS | FOUR Sir : ew oe 2a ; | , : PRELENT RENT i | i | ° ate Wren reac’ ase ra r a - ’ ; - : : ‘ a es ; ; y atl Ti l) Sie oF , ..S ne ® . ° -_ _ “ ‘ ' Lis on ee se ewes. = Fee "_Bo | Pee oserth ete I ae ectier “SET US —— = _.- 4 7 - CRRLSTIAN BRINKOP R. FE F Ty Caban Sra xz Peat , . . : ra , + . : - » +. ’ - yeu wert «a sae . “a a Jiiv &S ~ > ~ ++ our service ” wae a sins ten illus _ eal _ —- sy > ~~ ate a ~ os : . ‘are. ’ U-34 ‘ ZS PHONES 1500 » a ei r Plats or Ol've a 2 e 22 o * ~s . 73 néell Ww went De 2 ee -.% eng ~ . ; : : . . * a 4. ~ = f : . - > ~ >» ce e : 7 = _ ~ , y oT an p § . ~. —* Or rs : OTHERS st-Dis 22 Pay = mytinn Agent for Country Club Addition No. 2 and Bas 2 : a E. Trv FAIL Meng en dh war Grand 4205" g ae ipa + nection with any other selling organization. | “FOR: SYTHE : : a-74 .Dis : . - ene er ci ser ¢ : . Ys ean sew Sete Case Chauncey P. Heath = etarsas “oN i : —~" seo. nein ines aa : ig i ic = rte “# eee , ; is , “ok = _ re | a , ————— SS SES a — == —_—— - . te ot 3 . a. _ ' P 4 amt ere “5%, of Best artrective | , : .. . ty cas Certra! — | ats "5@ Of -6> aaee We v : W.- ea. Teces -! | 3 | : ________ gITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOROME core Won: "Rat warts 2 oe ; ' / Cos: | ‘spe Nortnwest i South Soutn Soutn ot . AMES P Lets anc r cas tet > TOF : . ‘ - . . — a “er « TA > —-- ' . ns Bings sig: : *% . aa. ’ a ; . | ° 7 \tame : ans mS ‘read switch oem vay scutnerest. running f-am_ Carende.- Builders Attention , Iv ONWIvrRsrr?y eases te“ ‘ee _ ’ . ~~ *. “ ‘ “ ee anil ~ a , ao as* on % 5 apartments ana | nts sit . : - . : lin te : rg ‘ x at ad ——— ' ma a * of here if oome Rebailt'’ »: L. Ms ain Sudurdar Pronerty Wanted | 7a : S Gok eek a ~~ = "i G08 Interna a | Geel a eeriptica of Proper t 7 : pat ; 7 ' ~ & awk, a Ee ee . . ‘ee a. (Be banteeme sew MAIFSTIC FPOVES PWR A PTO : e¢ = ontage. J 3 5 t77) (ts — / = = ae = & ie section. ee LAY ‘ CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE i | : saat ‘Snes van Fane oa > ae : ns ; " — AND . De F — i‘) = 2 . - : >= a al Sy . ‘ aga nr r ore 4 “" ar Re, Burcaliows. Cottaces Wanted palo ; ve | North “Ee at , | : i 378 SrNaGaiow w " = os. Clemeaaens: _o 0 perme aan TLDERS Looe: As — . al : : : / - ‘ ' a : nies — oA. © Morgan‘ -ozl44- GOS a Gt NGa " : > . : ' - ereet mede ~ ei ue rate * ; ~ . : ” 25 5 - : ’ : ee . MOTLE. Rea! 4 ‘ ° ™\ de ** . , . } ; a : - _ —- , __ea. Je . , . : . TOWER GROVE PLACE LOT . eT . ae . ns) R ’ mo = at : . . a — c1B6e Lae 5 ‘set “ron ; °~ sice ac aing . “ ss aot Creve oer a ~—s ~ 4715 2 — — ~se9 9 A, Wee fr! ° : : “i P - . “ _ ———aa a a see 7 . re at . - ery motes sores ‘ , SEWERS NOW IN a now )6=6—lSee SO * OF Que le, ney = - = ~ “ 4 . . rf i ‘ . io ~- ~— . . ~gat. ~ sd we - : . a . — -«s “ -ow $i2 —r ‘eet « — a ee a vy —. * -" Cor 2 : . " . . ‘ ~ ’ rs > » ee Ss») sa > - Tomthn —— - ~, 42:90 as a*koRe cs ™ ears ree 4. ~ o ; aon , 3 « : ; - cn = ——s - ane ™ = _ 45 er font oo eer. oo —t faler 7 f : > ~~ s eee 7 . She MRD iene 4 ~ " . * rg t Si . > ~ \ ' = wa a. - . =4 - = . ' is Tes - mm ’ ; "= « swear Vom oF 7 WAL’ —F er ale o~ _ po " — wen es") per : = «| met, . —* . = a ” . . nek aff ae ’' eres ooo - . -~ . bd rT. © at S4 - a “Te Sue Slee L Ay (yR" TTL DAMirAiN — & aa a . . 7 ~ . ~ -* * a e a orl. ee 7 ——_ > ~ 4 7 ~ an = - ‘ - May —_—- _~ : \ om nm zs" 4s = ay. «amt side o ween “2° « - w os . =. fereace: leet Ber ‘ a ‘ 7 . ¥ f} } ,s ‘ > re ~ + > ot = 7 ‘ “A . 13 tm. 2 Tere ~ 4 = + . “e - : -™ . _-~ -—- _ = ; & , . ' 7 ’ ‘ = ; — - , —p = i “Ses a " P-onJ ~ ~r S&rune sed = ‘e “, start “ ——- > 6S —_ os. : = . =*. “ . [ ERS ‘ ie \TIOY” a: ‘S21. 2 oe MS alsa —meece s» - _ — —_ ws v" * ,. : . wet ulm - ~ a> ~ : = — weet “ TT « = . - - = = 2 er 2. “cla roe af eae Ay VA . —— | bad oe attr ale af a oo sare ae — , 5 e . " : ~ Le * ere? > ; oe Dee : ri‘ rf = 7 A TC RY SIT - gy . x “ ; ‘ of . — eee — - i—« : on > - , A.) - ———— é - Seront cnet, side a feet eruth of -_— 4 ; - . " “=a 9 a. eee ey ve -'t .A>e * —- d RAKRNEST Weer ors : ae . >.> rs ~~ oe artan « —a> «ite St ctv eewerm Se cite = he 3 tt aar = wa = . = oe —— — , ba — S. . s & , ( Sings —_ = oe . -— east of Taster wt 342050 ms gran te@ «te wel wat mien : ~ -% 4 = :, 7 * Mmprovrenenis cu. —- o- . cam ze 2 = » =. Tea ©) Guee te 2. | ND * “ > & > ; > : och — Tar ° * = -£ -* ? — =? —— — on a wit -— i ” ~ ” a > > rau > ox 4 a2 F a> yy “=> TT are = Cragg aot “ * . _- ° ~ e a st ~ e = — = o = . ~ ' - — : 2 ne _ — > . oo x 4. ms 4 ! ° —- e > » Cc "e ~* « a —_ . » —— —t meee eee « o ee41e a = = e oa Be : an Grand 6732. Victor 294, GEO. N. COOPER. 80$ Chestnut. Olive 3274. gs gy — on anaes ura Ma = sce. TST. Clié Chestzat. wet of beve . 2a Raa wii. : — Bes 2Gccem -_. ah hi > a a area greene = = 4 — ; Pig CH : ‘ be é a >. gras : vt ie ; vy oe & wie y

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every pur- lat In case of nd clear and Olan as this? being offer- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE South — wilde Ts’ Attention es gy quick 3! atuar a’ "Ax m2 and (iaeceo a. ‘els mer Dahlia, 37x12 ri King's Hi ighway . ss eouthenst jat JOx] lv e7xj125 vre- lad Jieramec s. Southweart er Toot, etreet “me J a) fences. 454 ' Lansdowne #2 U8, 8110 Cheatnut #. aD° A@kine, 42 ‘feet . : sewer, alley ane ‘A000 Gre- ;ravola. 50- m125, at $60 ‘hes’ nut et ot per foot: Try cD ne rent pidg__ $19, $21, “$22 na ate month, “ater matinee ') ft 7 aol to brice tien 4 Plates j hbieoks a ; Agent on ground un} SUNDAY, ATGUST 12. 1928 Se 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows a offY REAL ESTATE FOR | SALE | SUBURBAN PROP’Ty FOR SALE |S i | BUNGALOW—Fourcroc “ 4 our room: el) electric an Southwest ter, basen ent : lot 5650x160: S500 cS HY] SHWAY ance ®2sy : " ~ . - VW heator ; nring'’s at Redmond EU N@ AL . (*hnestnurt INESS CORNER roo ms, bath | BU ‘NGALOW-—Open Sunday p ! oom for money {: ; ort ® it; on Avondale av, Ask for Harley or phone Monday: eae, terms. BRUNGAL etal £4018 na Kenwood Cabany rage ~~ oy rd... y Fran® Schr BUNGALOW --85 MON TH in cottage home tween Grand eProk ee Car t A parment ne or put y. oF e landiord. Come » OVI pot, sap, @asy tern every Gay, or in- W oodsor ad ' 4 : ’ then east 2 @he P. ER R. EB. COo., & _ ieee a charming’ bu ~Seev er’s 5 Clifton” ; go Looe te Addition | | Watson and Arsenal Building Lots, $16 to-$25 per foot. (itv; walks, sewers, gas, water in. nded: Tower cp car to Watson , 60th street; walk one biock — —FOUR CHANCE fronting Wateon road ow bet boulevard es = Prices fight; term Age" ay Yaase beater 00., #2) : — F rame GRADING OF Mampton | cn" DATE |! ——— ee rooms, ew be roon ¢ “naries car: vaTrgain owner, COTTAGEB—45-room frame) also I er race | frame; 3 garages, big chicken A] ret rents out other tte week te Chas. Feiner, oon S7 4 ' Piteman &Co., engineers on Terrance when improved will be one of the show places of the city a records show that topograph- lary i is one of the very highest St Louls. Prices wit! be a : T pcre . _ ii nt ie work progresses. Come ‘to- a 44 Gk S NG on hig yt t ~ s E and select your ict for oie me. 5 : wenten ' | 08 BUNGALOW, FLAT OR oth ef _ BUSINESS COTTAGE Fewer Greve car te Sth st. er @rire ben om Beuthwert av. from King’s higth- ae E. FP. BH. Wenneker. Subdivision Manager. A. R Schollmever R. 104 XN. 7th et. OT—Delmar business 4! strict, 120x181. In- quire Laberne Candy Co., 3732 Gravois. ~ Fen. ¢ cas! location: Lake car ows, Cottages, | Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ST. LOS POST 5B —a — SUBURBAN PROP’ TY F FOR 2 SALE Overland UBURBAN PROP'TY F ad fa OR SALE, SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’TY FOR SALE , I REA . | HOL Sk —PDenny | } i. } ‘ —— —— bal- south of K dd; 8? : W. S. STEEL E & SON Ferg. = i eo uson WENZT 1 1O10 6400 Bart i 7 J849M. BTORE — 3 liv! : ome. it Pa gE! wing . : , be UTI at : , . “1 ve "> : : a tr : oi O546 reat av bea ott neighborhood pric $1000 cash ' | be 41 em’ Se a 5° a As restéen ’ ‘ ‘flo rs W. Oliver. 59! oriseant tu | : . 4 rHIs » *'S bic .. to farm house, “ny ~ arge ergusor KE Dt CED ON THIS w ONDERPUL | acre and pay ye to investi- ace ir , , ) ~— awe ; AO: _ en " : he tile beth cc : Sabi 2 ‘ oe J .jesman I out IFO! rT] 4 ’ . se? ’ ; ‘i , " ; : ~ : ‘ ar ve —_ ee . - . . aL. 4 a. ANI A Be NGALOW wks ee . . sina - ‘ ' . 5, . »rines thern ‘ * ; . “7rs , , V4 ; " . Saaneaes| CHOICE F, f a a me « —_ me bee Oe = yor be ous prices and nn Be to 100K, av.. Walk : lua \ . ’ , ’ ie 5 ' , ‘ . ms my 4 ~ Then 1 : irer a av I mn iront . 1 } . : o—- - : _ . ’ : , j we , 455 Chas. rr - | me mi Beau tiful Count we ai@o . have oO CAS} ‘ y LNDLI *5 I lt HENRY CO >urt St la County. Racr = 2 bat! arge : a , eleo- | M ntral ~ ba FP O.. trees, grape arbor; lot 50x2 106 feet. — orsusen oe | LOTS AND M. ATERIAL , F FASHPORD. 7 Chestnut “ 1049. ————|!n Kirkwood anc Webster Groves, on easy Jennings 3- ROOM | COTTAG E—82500. Rees Mttl av. dese cee ae ee v.: _..___ HOMES IN PINE LAWN. Ox 17 minence b } ’ JENNINGS nal 3 BLOCKS NORTH OF John's "st a ATURAL BRIDGE. 6213 Hi ghiand: 2-story, 6-room electric, gas, 2-machine garage; lot price $3000: terms. O213 Ledora; 1-story 5-room frame gas, good cellar; lot 50x185: price For further particulars ca'i llome \eoraiy y ‘ 49177, ’ U NIV E RSITY ITY ADCLIFFE SS IN OVERLAND ner says “sell”’ thie pert = “a4 Inquire frame, 50x! 35 (OORLANDS HOME - ™ ‘ 4 HH baths race Til inely a FINE OPI _ mL NGA- ichmon igh L Ric d He gt ts Le UNIVERSITY - sim avew flve-; In iomvV-— } On 15° J ‘ ciT’ a 33 iY za sang “y = — : ? " KirkwoocG Fo my we *~ — ar tentious #8 ‘ LU NGA 41 w—§ rooms new ' . machines Hy Sletnome BUNGAI rage a8s8 cons'trwut east side f ‘ Ui f Wydown stnut st.. Ro WASHINGTON AV. IN VINITA PARK. HO feet at a big bargain. = ROOM KFELASTOSE 84750. — WONDERFUL €-ROO —_ ys ‘aS ll one! RionNGALOW IN rm garage Beau’ !f: 5-room etucco, all on one floor, } Kirkwood : , NSSALADN ae r - : an Se500 . * - . vy "* : pada “inne. uy ULOG , vs throughout awnings for every win verments, un Frys — oe Ta. = “e — ane .- -kept lot: northwest corner ridewalk: tif) cmaneel ant rv onan an Contr Co. Kirkwood. Me satek, ge eee rey west of Wh ot r . — ’ ’ I ef Ss i ~ sireet rs, « : rial fey ri} : >? eS rT) 5] , 1LOW— ~@ rooms and bat ) st t floor. Spri Ss 5 say — _weat or T jee Owner. Olive 8425 7 | gardge: street and walks made $5500 ‘(= "7 : for liet for | nae 4u0ne or wiite iy. Heinemann, Kirkwood : . ; re am sachin . | } BUNGALOW—629 Newport av.. W ebeter KEWEL] ouY CAB will ne , en. | ase) me ie | cel o rooms, tile stucco; sun parlor, breakfast \ +S 4ishd Pant nb a ; + gem ' 50. } im, Nol-water heat, har wooed floors, tile garage bargain GAIAIW —T ixedu bi concrete improvements; near cars, trains AIRK WOOD AN - , oe courches; @ rooms, Very &7 50 PER r e 4 parcel me acpi “h $8500. orice H7000;: terme. Kirkwoed Atigenett ' S on a ade F710 liie@ | } G-room stucco: WO} 1010 »- 118 N. 7tr odin nA ansportatior . term - : ) : path; street, sto-es. inwoert) Wevaeter 7 he ,OCKE , 721% Chestn: 5 Per Ft. Bava C / } f) 2 20: y AL AME ~4 AY eee q . _O% fast sid dlawn sn at ¢ ' ity yt rk a su! +. Moder: » rooms, new, hard | ut bath. garage and fine ee S000, $1000 down, bal- ert e ‘ ; 7 ’ : ’ Vv ; | ‘aT ‘ lig ‘ ase . , . nhormemte Park biock Siace trees user, 3012 improvements made. 551 Greely av. Call Webster G07 water DWELLING modern brick with hardwood s, hot - rarage This property Parkland place, Glendale WEBSTER GROVES k, modern; price N KAR v r aT Ww a ' rr Lishop A beaut ‘ ara ; rent. frame and 6 s ‘ West woox ace. Uwner wl! Cot \TRY CUB Nevraske r Torsythe and Fieeen av eautifu. corner for flat: $85. one corner 17th east of Boyle: COo.., Broadwey. hest uF OR? Des FP LAT—Laclede a‘ Ld ° 7 " roolrr frame anc 2 rooms RRi: age : : jravo'ts i i; De interested in the SEF Ol! 7 - 400 Oak oet.; the le, me. per ements are tnmade be Diace today; it is of Ia ) en me HAVE YOU 4 and 8 , sae , * {,- } a : - , : 9 modce’rl bunga . an eS. | cash $800 om frame, furnace; price lardwood floor : Bd ge econ: i oa tinea tee 7 | ou roe ene Se _ oe —* , ; ct ; ot a— ae - >: enew ter . * =o : ' ; — GROVE! RUST J 3 " room frame and garage: price immediate p ! Jei= — , a . ' b a¥d , : PA’] ~ oY uv at ; bend road Dem ui rk wood , | ' - . , ‘ a ' 2 frame i, new ¢-room and gerage. N AD} rest Par! er utifu: ; A } ry TT tea a joining Can ve 8 eT crn ILDERS oe KIRK WOOD TRUST 100 feet front; ahr’ 1 Ee SLANT w » amen: ; a’? fre Of x) fh Jennings road of Penmev)vanta loww wrice for quick ~*~, SIN arn cones CO.. ia EIN REALTY cx — 4 120 z Ae . w Vee , — ~— yi Realtors 1109 for Flats or Apartments I Andeli west of Pennevivania t Muitabie for +0 fee; or Centra) Wo aan av. one biock south cash or terms. FORSYTHE LOTS You ean now butid ‘ ; fiats, Gouble or singie — ooh db — — ras 4210A | as the restrictions 200 feet on the esouth weet of Asbury. tn lots to : es oO location in the thoir ls ; * > } sstie ce on: ‘re flats can be uit : t NS } L0S— . “hes? n IN UNIVE Is NEARL y We stil heve ieft some chotoce lot "\greh, . , } erp ng ar anc Mal wel. ffering at prices that antec sf } ox them over before it is ERSITY CITY SOLD OTT AMES PLACE © ae me Wine ras Boe nor the handsome new homes now be- % tht '° section 1118 wT) NURNES money loaned on 1105 Chestnut. __ SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR Sate UNGALZ .. -in Norman Ay 4H re ors Ae a nvVenlences aban y Washi ingt -- ——— ‘ oCmMmen acreage, on Rr . : nd i" a ro eur line. See Hel be ‘ : ; at Get ire Mo ‘? er and . Iv » «wn . ’) rest 2A°8 La mT ‘ _ e terre os Rrattor vara Rupert JOHN LAKE & BRO.. 815 rns sen Rts ? ‘ Foreat 71° ' AL Si ena liodianmiont car, y . . , , . . Vancheater } | |* } N 4 ‘ai y ' ' ' , , : . . > Pine (ny rooms p44: eta : . “ aa : 1 ENCE Maplew “MARYLANT. TER es EP ar ee ope Shicken het MAR N] j ERRAE E LO] ‘err ‘ ri. no! i’ n u my eH \ ~ mi) vet = ‘on it . csveN 44 , be * pert L construc a el gg He chester A NEW MATY BGRKICK BUNGALOW ) rte " ‘ r)* cs? | } ’ , ’ } 4 ‘ }¥ ™ > q : ’ . a . . : . bd} » re oT vt tt _ 8 rooms : Ke } ‘300 Mechain SP ; rooms modern conven- ROOM > ‘ . “ BUNGALOW. Live: 23) Kini. Las of a eee one Som Own Ov4 Cornelia, garag’ re por » com s fron, steam and "a Ti 77 : “ ER DOLAN REALTY and} = , —m | ty ars hot-w r hea "$80: Mm), Serie if. i ( \ |) HE GH Ts s G1 ale a sfi0n given rareuge convenient | 160 Mancl id He vUunge owe, | + s ee’ ares 50x 1: 00 train an aw Tee ay aervice lot . rea. homes ' aA ' WMalnewrieht Bb ot 41.) 9 * B f ' ‘ SUMMIT! (lie-—O Proome, bath, adultes ~~ : : i pon 5 . i? } .f da ‘ “Te . iF Noy rs. i ' 7 Pr... r 3 } } r . 105 N 8th \" fer * fur E offer for sal O00: B-eroom. Kirk we 4 pa a rue argains } EM J yt za EK. A 4 ). A yet gus é\¢ : ) our iiet of Webster and Kirkwood pre y ¥ baseme! t ‘a (e garage, ne | 2UEg LO : ' , ave ons 63 ee ' tne he pantie i in Webster; & lote: need mone 18° end rot } : - / me 1 off ivate pert 466 , : nee large tthe , 1 8 fooms end _ o~ . ,er ; party S604 ° . : ; . > r ‘ J ¥ ‘ ‘ rit .¢ there nome! > rye ) tte as ae . : . ae “ tic ; i” fruit Price : - reasonel! r DUKL } Manchester 6 Half biock from street car: ic) Vv , th. : sidewalks, « (| bInprovements —_ nd Vebeter (28° 710 bs wr Tiats Or - ‘= ’ . ed : ‘> $ « i - sce we i “roo! ‘use, Witt ie? corner ‘RITE for map of Webster and o: -% sale HO, Of) ttages, Pungaog Map! ewood and Vi : ner Hat MAS M O’GORMAN REAL CO., a. 4 :' > price baths i Pur ‘ . _ . ‘ ; i — 220) Man heater a. cap a pa ‘ ~ ea ‘ - : list homes. prices $1600 te $45 / a err . . ne ‘ nae = ' i ‘STEER GROV LS TRI’ ST CO ‘ Age fs aa ne priced at _ SaRIes , yr oat 51% 8 LACLEDE KO AD—SIX ROOMS | | | ff Tre a’ } . a ver nurs ‘ © ba 5 , , ‘ Pitie ‘M ; a2 ICE V ebouter use ew, r I ca Aa! To ! a ariveway } ; ware? nea’ " , a4 1] 14 Wa nwrign’ Bidg and Chestnut bh ide large garage: ~ c an! tr n reueor East St. MAP y LISTING } meinen “— geen ww 60x11 R0 adio! ning - : “ ‘ vis i ‘- ¥ } rv ENTH 5] . Far la rato! a? gae $1600 VINI T A TE a R. ACE ’ TY 1eTT terms _ Feet 3566 no HA! ER R CO... 722 Chaeetn ut @f _ , , , »f one-ha : 7 ~ & $: bungalow: FACTOR) Le. i ns. Pane MAPLEWOOD HOME BARGAIN. ress the o7 \. Gi : Sw commen’ See ' ot 50; ate n Fas Lou > OE hate 8348 Commonwealth: 7 rooms, bath, fur Pat ult "7 mfr - fHece, eiectric fixtures garage chicken houses; 660x135: oper 7h ' ; ' } room lfmtixn 1 BO CONRAD L. SCHOPP, 822 Chestnut fA YRHOFER_PRORITNRO es aa a | gn (00x10: ) BUILD YOUR COTTAGI C“beetnut . —— ERR —o-4 ~ . , with ‘ ba . } ‘ iv) sf of fine wroacarit if Viap ewood ' ry j WE He ITER He NGO ATOW nee - " ] East « ‘ : , loc] from care an‘! schoo S12 per . bey] ' ey ' ii ; lawn a O rooms, heot-weter iN] Mg ED] ATE POSSE SSION FSIDENC) . 6-roon ‘idence, hard ms ss: , ronmena bi i aie a 5 O88 McCRADY & BON. , Pre Pottiner in) (oT } AN KR EK. & I. OO Bt oan's Station. 5& roome. e bath t THOS = ~ we ~ A i } —_ .MP Be ttl gawd lo Forest &(2) 5179 Faston ne HOOk OOo N Broadwey ro it ; nasty ) een ) oe a oe versity City 700 EAST SWON SEVEN AC RES i +h x building S00x80 fox. 3 MISSISSIPPI n & ro owner will show Make arrangements 16 see - 7 bre ri . g Ch or oe ern tracks: -w!!l make if \ —— , c on cm poor a on he , modern yortn of Lyndhurst on t! t narles - etc ee - j , — ae | at. rock roac rine for subd! vi .* fs . —_ QD oa 5 ; ’ ’ . veratty T'} 1} ' : ~ 5 ABA. 4 I NN-SPAC KI FR E.C } MH. | SURKA MP 6211 Flaston av HEMMELMA and Chestnut ete » rooms, = pe and bath, po ’ rear ’ . | ttaic DbaASerinen’ cory ne corner of Oakwo 4 ay reduce/ East Side : VA ; . ’ ) ae P, eetrurt et 5 roome , . | THE DICKENS BF iTS THF LANDLORD om tel ann TE gee FACTORY SITE — ion” sery"hirrnctlve Soatory orick residence, ygiue aye Henan’ patie, ‘Nreeonm, frame, | senber gtimene’ berch Second St., East Side antry on tha Ge : " : rvuesTe aA aimve — ~ ' ; ‘ wie k , ry : ' Om " aon fsrove soe} of > inton St. i tiie 4 0! ‘ J . : = . . wr ‘er . ™ LEVE N Af 'R ES rd., south eid { et #0 arge grove 1 t ful t 2 401% 4 Lot ; rr fe mii ble : oe al is berinair r -FrOom bungalow ato hure? ° ‘ : , . ie - . ¢y? r x : - 14 me yi KAY!) cfr ti Kress Crilee ha4° et : ; i.@ 8 rt. : ? event ' ' whe Fr Lustners ¥ Aght — ‘ r ‘7, . : $3006 | ; he y-TOe or pea vt! (reese Coubse Switch availa Reneonabile. | Ts . "A 7 HIEMENZ ‘ »?% * - . : . s : ‘ Beautiful Esta 2T OO Agent . TRIeT Charles Ste. Main 8640, 4th and Pine otral_ So0e in Cor unty. e one of the fineat eases , sn HT 118eS8 > ruen wit! mage res ’ . . on8 ty. with 28 acres . ® A ved todas REAUTIFLUL Bt RESIDENCE sleeping reh + 4-8]-83 HAZEL , , aroma, Tae rwt, bath and many re rt — a a ae @ ' ‘ — ?..4 © O08! ver bot 110 feet: with ehrub- NOALOW ': $000 rive ton 4... echeaol Pre y ‘ooated Kirk wood *Trazuaon cer corver Bappington and Nigh S07 (heet- HOME IN eters EX ROOM - FD RAKER REALTY (© at ihiive a | . ' r} rat : rir ie Overland , , T foot. 8 New NIVERaITy 4+ ahi re ort Fibs | etndowe FIVE ROOMS , — soute | , 1 uble . j 4 . ’ hte . sf ~ . : . : ° es ’ * Pow - : Suburtees ' rm ers »-« lew “a .@er ica 789 Gray: 9 rooms wet 140. ~*“V. £@ia@a@e bw) ine 223 Plast hk « Fie na rou 'oemwe an. two ba’ De ' marke 10 wu ts lee v. i > VW eet Suwon ’ a ~~ e Dein /,0uT8, hel-water aid : ooma flve roou . Ditm Ler Wie set iia. 401 West Big Hend read & new #is room | Duraaiow ‘ith herdwao : fio » tive ba : Might tode ff Built-in tub haif acre dt Leuls Liat "lev Syivester be dr: a oa | ; ; Vh second ficmr roum On third fioer, 2-car garage Park road W ebeter Para. ‘ing foom. sun garlor: three bes enc sunreo@mn on second fieos Srvugkhout! th4@ Dath and Jackgon road: 7 wn oD iGeai bolle: garanue bert ec S. Berry road. 7 rooms new Jefferson road © reoome aa Marage attached to Gweiling: herd floors sot SBAxn175 Athelia ri fee! leeb roome ga’ ace hot-water hes oom house with hay S.¢° Ding tro : hot-wete fruit trees vaca Owner moved to “4 room ree'¢4enee. w Funroom SieevIng Der 234 Plant: « nev *'ge i/viIng roc Bereake (0D Ok sernen Atalanta: «a bungalow with 5 reer : ‘© vath on first fleor wher anxious to ne! -5 E’m po a 6-room house. with ecreen. ec porch; fine jot alive 445 Woodlawn. new brick: Punesliew: 5 rooms and beth first floor ° bedrooms gec. one floor: large lot 2 car @arage 215 Portland Sasvens 7 reoome porch. beth. gtiic. [Wo-car gerage 160. a een lot Bly 44) Newport: a 6-room house with hard. wood floors hot water heat. garage 113 8 Gore floors S¥1V00 46 OW lar@e lof S800) BR Clark a'tractive b-room bunenlew: near street cer; garage under house F-room house with hardew. Ideal beller: ?.cayr gcarage: only Giend .e large stuces houre fr trees nea! Frisco aah TREMBI-EY WILSON. REAT FSTATE «& 1A AN ("> webs er 3OR. SOp GLENDAL , TERRAC KR LOoTe We have a po who owns two beautiful 100-feot lots just weet of Algonquin Golf will accept any reseona bie offer See THEO. R. APPEL, 7°? “‘hbestnut et. oF 46 w Lock wood av. Webster. WE BSTER GROVES. VAC ANT Northwest cor of Summ: and Kumfre. 5Ux150: priced to sei! l bieck from car M CST @ SON HPALTY BIG BARGAIN 645 Marshall av. is « modern e'z-Treom freimne dwelling: lot 560x157 the etreet im. oro‘ ements are made small garage; price “Ww ERETER GROVES TRUST CO Agt CALL FOR LIST Of Webster Groves Properties of OFFICE BRANCH Lock wood Avenue $6000 16 Weet Open Bunday THEO. R. APPE “ 722 Chestnut ut St. S6ROO, Easy Terr Terms New Webster Groves Home Hix-room Colonia! hardw ood flours one-piece sinks Dullt-in baethtube, latest electric fixtures, 2 houses finished. I being finished: 50 oe lots frult beautiful location your home sand move in immediately. Hie Bend rd to bungalow ‘ake Meramec and walk twe locks east to Robingsen a: These are beau. nw hete*e and the prices are be.0o8 Dresent “ Preduction This t# vour chance toe bewutiful home Stop paying rent. "$1700 caab eaetes BROOKS REALTY ©O. 107 N. 7th ‘ol $1000 CASH Bungalow, new 56 rooms, tlie bath @ belance like rent; open 518 Cornelis Webteter, 46000 WALTER ma OTT CO BOS Cheetnur, SPECIAL : atfructtwe Tuxedo bi! One of the enell Slecese we Murdeck ay there — diate Or ce kevea af 7817 Crowe pr "Ther co WEESTER Ghre\ ws ee For Durability and Comfort Bee brick bungalos 27 Austin plege, bulit by owner; beautiful Aorth of Meramec-Man- reasonathie terme Strate gically Located Acera in #.Wave a forrg In \ of ment lmoreo. ed Cwelling of Bie Bend rd ae ond bovgee ! in @ short time thus +4 J ecUy @onnected with the Fereet 4iet ries he restdenees ts hardwood flicers tile roterty aA herw ood thie residence mar be NW ¥ MPT E Pr "ARON ES TRUST ce -Agt Au Fsceptional Oppert ontty to purchaee awellting fence at heaew lot jJO00n150 fall eh APPOlintment ar day Price $4000 WEBSTER GhOoVES Tire? co. Age a —— — = ONE OF THE BEST Biys we have to offer te the A. room aGwelling at T7722 ig Bend rd: modern cunventences lot Llso conelderatbie fruit paved at ree Every eff: oe? made te inapect thie pre ne if if @ baergeiln et the v $7500 %) SSSTsR GROV ated see CO. - ree. efeam ve for "ome out te- * CIE oe ~ a - = ~ ca > rOR sALY An 8-reom dwe! ‘ie. with tet ASa<iv&. epiendia *hade trees. Con- sideratie fruit. clase tea tran@epor.- tation a idee! Reme fer man with @ familly of grewing ech). dren The owner of this prop. erty te eaviug sheortiy fer the Weert and mil) make « very et- Seneseve proposition, 119 Waverly 7 PETER on VES TRUST 6o.. <= rectne Wii Pylvester ar Thie vucce ceonetruction all conveniences, lot S0n970: the im ovemente are made ‘EMSTER GROV Pe TRUST co. o hartwoed a f° MORPTT “hor OT Cheats 722 Chestnut ot. ce 46 gone ‘tex W ebeter. read. Wat BRICK RU NGALOW beth. ~» wt roe Webster we “heuse aii win -———-——~ © Se ee . ~ i ee St A A NI te a nena ny ong SBD pegs ode - 6 <2 andtape

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SUCNDAT. AT°Gi"sT ** eee a OWS AND CO For Sale TTAGES Southwest mt Neé Liane (4p ip ? 3 ¥ ar =734 8 WB. ae ae u a | ; 7 7 - ; C WITil ©5300 ¢ aan SASHIVILIG | ea Ki siprnxd 3 —£ 4°00 a : "arse TPP Ta) = ' 7 ‘> ea areas Cabe: mHRICK RONG ALO >. rs als | aed Ge: BENGALOW JUST LISTRrH cCIrrrr neyvs grrare bayer’ ’ .- —is] ‘his t her AALI PT_RERACH ; Me ANT HEC rrrTia. mM WAGNER br ; rico im? sr NY _ BMiNt.ALOW wae rene eS, if : ; | A oppo 8 NGALOW rooma. c im? ge A AR RIS iit ine ee (“() HER FR ; ° * APARTM™’'TS. FOR SALE 4 ~ ~ one S200 fs LA Mit ar bor is ‘> moder r ir? > Si }on Spr e” . ode? pone Gran Rate hk «é srand. ‘LT rey CORSER Bit by line ft > rl sn e 14. PLAI—$4950 AsH HEAP BUILDINGS RENTS ’ ; i - 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Fiats, Apart FLATS. PPARTI¥ Mi’ TS FOR OR SALE ee North Nortn CHOICE INVESTMENT PROPE RIE VMORTH £20.000—SELL $1 BANGAINSN WAR PRI Lace ' 40% PLAT tary 7 m15 FT ATHGHROT 1\Lv « naw FLAT rifis WHER FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE Northwest FAMILY FLAT northwest "ESTMENT DOUBL KENNEELY AY. a Oe 4) 6 roe . bot-alr furnace ———_— FATS. AP RAT fi TS rOm SALE m4 “peat Grane aad Wee 4513 ltaska _ ’ 7 7 _ : Y tTeIh 2 i — = & : . : FLATS, APARTM'TS vTs FOR SALE FLATS. APARTM’ TS FOR SALE ST. LOUIS. 72 rtments, Residences s For Sale Today. ——_Post-pisPatcH. TS FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR S4Le South ‘South AMIL) FI A T8600" oe aa » id if} 29000 FLOCK BOTANICAT SINGLE FLAT tae ew ; TIf Cheetn NEW AP. ; RTM ENT FLAT , 7 ' Peed 2303 Minnes ‘ Shenandos! ; 41 FLAT TO RAVE Amit U or rper j : a’ hardwood . . »1 eo , ROOMN—EVERKY CONVENIENCE " _ mat $2040) terme. A LOOK VACANT, AUVE IN a § Chest: . \T, NOW VACANT hardwood gee Ris ‘erme are Michiger LONGE E L. LOW BL pethe end fur- in 5-5 ONE “sf Te ; Hea! to ‘entire 1) ARSE N AL—#10,500 347") >) Vv , noe Ter oom flat excellent cenditien, A Dal I ewe owner ‘4d fiweor, altef- ° OOoKS } 107 N. Th tele te Mieeaeeant al 4 and 5 ROOM FLAT | Reduc ed to $5500 2.femiiy * eof 4 601288; open tc MSBECHER bo mi mae hy and “Ne | These New Single ” road Flats Today SINGLE Fiat 8621- a3 KEOKUK 6fF. TOW E wd GBO' re HEIGHTS , eon peariere, tile bathe, 8316 i ern ef vio tube, elate roof, TE eter - oar ; ‘e 1 | eV DES REALTY BE - | , - Siiney beta Olive 98 ASH BUYS 2- FAMILY not ar—1e- FT. yee. my a ‘Carondele) a very | pat oom bowse, meade for = fam- q ry file , lie of corner bot ow .- M AGNOLIA Ay ? ; : Tc A . ’ Thie te a nomen to bu a comfort. SINGLE FLAT and fine grounds wit little ceenh. £5000 TANLEY BF PRT RIN “190 Chestaut of iwe 1567 : a SINGLE FLAT 44°00 BEET OovEN a) : . ; . 9 et »RIR Ba! TA ! cry aw , water FALTY ©oO ‘rr nr ome. BI ROOM nim @Y “wie eact large io BARGAIN IN TRIPLE A see rr}. CYTFVFEFLANTD AY rage enti f eve aINcrELB FLAT ras ®t rycvrrye BENG LE FLAT, aPECTALS iLeawita.” © aIngcLPr FLAT “Weshere Tie-nht mins ewer w weet | at INGLE FLAT et? OB8CROLA OT. A reoore ’ r¢ ein a rand “sole s) BEAUTIFUL BSINGLE FLAT e787 ANN Five and rovrna chk AR "enbes k 3 =r? 7 "4 — neal ron Gravels 422-24 7 REAL BARGAIN nares NEW SINGLE FPLUAT 2817 SALENA. bath. BATH, LLECTERIS reom fiat, nice Ler gcreens. fixteres ead ~ ent conm@ities: ewner wll show nh ARENDES LTY oo. ie 261 vole ay. KUSSELL PLACE AND *) ie ek 4iOR LAPADE TT? om Keay ( THIS WONDERFI L « tT? @T bn oa Li ; ~ « A NASTIAN REALTY ©oO oe each. fime eow- you HMartforé. ‘wat i oorner : ran 3607 Hartford (row Crpen Phene Gread 6114. sUl2-26 8, Jae st. B15 Tower Lidg. -= tl me oe pmo dling ~ one —~ ——

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eo... — pe 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. FLATS. APART™’TS FOR SALE FLATS. APARTM'TS. FOR SALE, FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE! FLATS, APARTMTS FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE a - AUGUST 12. 153% oa Seeth |_| _CRoutivest | West % ore ___ West ea mie — im PRSSIDENCES FOR SAL BL\ REALTY. nA Oo ; a 4 ane ¢ . — “4: — re ume PAYMENT REQUIZED 3 ; | | , | | > a ROOM] = | Soutnwest ~ AY — =. : | vecmes . = _ =i. a , aece CLAYTON EOAD — sine = ft ® anc rena’ LA Pow Oc - rea... s we ) i) [oh ROITTYA > — CO A en el 2 gL Be ee 2 cee ~ 6 + r : . / om oP 2 = = . : + en mee = oo : : je . eer k HOME ~~, a * Py FE ee + ee eed Feeo" Ph. °F Bf : a. Ck Be. mae te - oO anti SE ie Air ely aii > telnet DANDY E° -©o rs a ee » $08 1 7 . - a ~ eee ess? SEE THIS TODA? FOUNTALY PARA ~ 058 FLORA Bi. : eins e «Ne te Qe s A om ee ee ee. oe ee p> * ALIFWRNTA 4% = “IDE “iE heart wal - R=. or <r LAPATFETTE FsiBk Lit_ ATION emt rhs he one on thire ne é : A eee. 30t- ‘ “=. Deer rf, DESIRABLE ROOMING BOCSE +421 “OC TH SRO ADWAY eos. al “ . ere s fintehed

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AUGUST “ is ~ *T 7” =; 2938. - crNDAY RESIDENCES FOR SALE" @ GUST 17. 1938 os” 1700 REAL - ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. post” DENCES FOR SALE “RESIDENCES FOR § FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FCR SALE BUSINESS PROP'TY FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE SUSINESS PROP'TY FOR SALE IMPROVED PRoPT'y FOR SAL : — ESIRABLE loc ; : —- SALE Lis “Southwest a __West an : es : corne cas and Gi “ys North enn Soutn s cialedal LAUSC] ~~ # KB. OOhe A , : moval to 7 v r . aS unt | a Pe mg Bnien, 4 Be PINE, _ BL. 70 t 30. W ashin net on Bl. ae - = I . = — . _ EA VD a7 y “SES 10 FLATS, a STOR is $91 000 | 4 ri 3 ” ae , rep 1408 GI ASGOW —F. Sy TEEMS _ Southeast , pe A Am lili gy bat ER eye - a shoe re ¢ ' 3 6 3" me Bikaoma’ tarh Pe orton tras LAKE & BRO. Slo Chestnut St. ranged for 1 e. : St: cate ever Sat Lore wi’ , session, as property was ON ORO — 7000 °01-8 hast Grand. foe @famiugt 8 room ele 3B? 3 40086 “% + ' a : a ; er -oeen Fi : “hestnut st. lafayette. near ‘ alifornta: store and flat 7 | " ; ; = bt , oe, n » ur ndertf. \ (> tv ile] ~ ‘ i ( j . 8 ve 7 me arre ge : Rika n SHG | BUT — — > es aes PF STRODTMA , | ane ‘tior ‘ : ' folniz w nae sce. cates MAGLIRE'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, | . ; Spee r, —_ 2 modern 38 12 _ : — a ; . Ee aie ' - — . TTY RE SIDER aING _ S HIG SWAY AR LAPAY ERS : * ” tere “we oady tn. AGENGY DENCE VET ANT Ay . Screens, hag CALTY 00 ' ALUR “oreska; 7. lle le, auto : _ uf - ; HOME. No rthwest “hRITY—S. @ corner College } northwest; ‘AN'T BEAT THE | hades. “NEW Ao NOW BE ING COMPLETED. vT? et 18,50 5,000 > s* ; : ; . ~ : Oo r ; . - | BOE A 4 rt : “~ BELLEA;LADE B00 ir a penis PB , mitt on a Nglor west ndevetter; rT’ LATS. 3 ANI 10 Chestnut et Soutnwest a ee 4309-11 MORGANFORD DOUBLE ew ‘Bt it. — Two stores and 2 flats o! rooms and bath (tlie), heat, : : TA.) grocery and meat market 32 ERIN K* West EUSINESS PROP ERTY—New. loaned “$2580 year, un Last ~ BV -« nheafr Lak n, pr e $16 200 : a rea: irgain miiy SovvUU caah th owners, 4354 Maryland LOOP) r. KT) — wo stores Ww ice $5000 Wii with : BTOR E S— East avy.. 362 . stores Alu « ‘yo it : > Be . $7500; $5 a") od +p. i118 REILLY. 723 Chestnut st. §—4461-63-65-67-6¥-71 $0 4-FAMIL y ome and bate: —— anc i wisi pei j N , ESTMENT. and Ducbanan: KC i fm . elec'ric »O per meorn ance monthly. room 4-family flat vrice $15.. LNROSE ms exch. and ein- r. bath apd fur- , LAT INVESTMENT = » i. eit 6 a 4 ' 1504-08 on Ta) s ’ 43) i et e.@c tric, a ty. rear iv , ’ ruit Tet r sp F ‘VA | +7 Lbs. 7 ric at i > &vpp : nie mi re ; 7 ey Wt - ? : Pris : tore nm at ar : } ran jauncries; rent 20 wer reer, , al ae P ’ pen, o> \ rnt bid ; r7\ } & Ti R15 Cc hestnut APF , asf nes Ter ; . ss 4 I ‘i roperty : * 4 a. terTiis siden od pes, 1 | ’ } . f . -~ . ; . ' : om ns oR so Th’ > . } . . P . AT fie ; 4 , oe | } . : > ane a7 LS LA : ‘ } Bn. 3 . . hy .¥A SRN WA . ' . 1" a | in " : AT ror : | i i ‘ ; : Z 7 fury 4 : i : ci ~4 . try ‘ Reali ‘ . + ‘ ste “a sc , . ne / . ' ; . = ~ . ; " = : 7 ' : : »% : miso fr ral ne . ‘ ra . : : . = , \ . . : P “hee nut iaU - : ' : vv oc " is r- ‘ r) ‘ - , . - . , : lis 4] ; ; ; os . BS - a =... au | _ ———__—__-— K H REALTY | 107 N. @ rice §] : invite 3 BUILDIN Ke idin , HAKDSON, R — ABBOT Chestnut. ol Ghat “— a © . \T WT Main 2624 tion ib tan J st, ernational Life Bidg we aes ee . soe poems r ai Lon 7 ee i : | 3 "ed | Another garage: West } as ike | 8228 Neosh EIGHT aT STORE AND PLA] e: fh ner. price $4000; make offer - furnace, Lali hy bien u n n 1 est ode : } é " +. — im, store at ~ bach wu: term ner of Monroe : $ “PARK. | “? »* awe rt t- F rire ? rs »~ if ' are } tS] : ‘ ' ‘ a! : : > is 7 ' : : ltasks ; ba] ~ eR T! ; > on - . i 4 } i i’ iii¢* \ ’ } — ™ ° OK ss ’ AC} Te DAY . 4 . . , . : - ™ . ° " ‘ . ‘ . - . . . ‘ e7 ‘ ‘ , . Biter (MAN AY t , ' : ’ lot 612 2 ‘ : Sulte BUG. NVESTMENT CORNER eer . 2 VAG ‘ Piet vent , @ , ‘ - ~ Ons Vu peek | ES] MiNi rl and fu br ration see uA ™ - * " ™ . ” . 1 > : > ." , a ; : " ’ ; brik K t\ . 4 m roor ; ws " ry ‘ 4 k , ‘ : . ath el TO) Tn ast ; o} . r) - Oi, : provements, BUEXE -. . rr! ,} ; >I ne) ‘ . at : ‘ALTY OO. I Rents § me place, with everything tha . acant— ate Possession | °°. : egy all rente h will handle : oa i on under lease and bringing in $196 ve: |bungsiow; | hea’, tilerteath, sieep- ‘ ; : ; i ™ . : " — . ™ : tT» ’ .t ’ , , ‘ ‘ 7 . . _ . . ‘7 ”y . 7 ° . ~ "4440 AR 3 { | AY, —— : ~ ‘are? 3 : j ry Al .RODING t } ; i 4 LR 1 m4 IPECH' 112 vob . 7 5 a 3 , J ‘ | a oA i FE. x) , , ; 7 . AM modern 7- heat, ba? dwood —_ “avols oF, BROUADW 4 > off 3) Sf asy Terma ts f m8 ' , oe np ; “— Phys o 4 ee ee ction. car lings It et n t r ‘ : ‘ foot fro won . , ' te HRK ED 2 Poston 4 ‘we lat » 1 ' jroves——T- 7 : 4 ok, GTi, o- , ' shine : . : ; . ‘ — 7, io ': ( y s LV TY 1 i2 vo! as : : I s . : ‘ i ‘ j : : ' } tor . 7 ; or : 4 ru 44 ; i eae ahs 8 mb BS. ‘ tea thicken ! nd yard: aner ] ing ] ' a. pen t y, ‘ nwright . , 49 : te ae a : Eg : 1 7 ng porch, we » - wRAN - ' YREON E. & R. G SCOT DALLIGCNT FF ny : : AL ES corn tor thee BEAUTIFUL CLIFTON | "GoW. orrenaD REALTY co. OP Nee Fy fata, 6 and & reome, bain. Epgnee MEAL ESTATR CO.| | ladern new grou Colonial a OSD Ut HEIGHTS a PES S1D1 E} C ‘Ey ia; HOK E HOME S ~( HE AP : - 4 j \ . . P { i ; ' . ee r La ring ‘ ; x = ni. ’ ’ SCHOOL OR IN » Tl Tl ] lt »N . : ‘ garage : Al iewping “por iz arish PON AY. hath »D v terrace, ¥ ormms, etristiy : : _—————_— rundel, ust of S&kir kert S& r ’ M.A ry] _ : ER wht res. aii! Olive near Taylor; 20 rooma including 41 t+ Pine—Modern -reom real- cement bese Dugh ra ot me Ce bes oy rt ~ ae BK 8 Tad % rouse ( pportunity ' reo pal ' “+4 LAB 1d i. $ : , — 40 feet long: hariwood finish steam : , hall; aii moder; reaseon- : loors, elect hot- be Newberry terrace: roorus, "s iful lesiene ind built | owner, nl TOIT ION | a ha eat: excelient ior ' beautiful trees; excellent con- | strictly modern ewer , - ecm = 54 Une ai — BL. hou ‘ is positively f the best in Flu >t a « . P age r os ‘ . : Pe P \ T M 1 NT RB. ARG AIN flat - bathe hot-air eee so —_—_ ‘ . rida = ‘ ‘ ry) Se — . ; . ' P , : : " a " y. y pi sa 7 ma, a . . - ’ 5 Excellent Kooming — House — Investanent. ; ; wer we oe . 1 817 me estnut et ; : a - . c 4 , Fe ; or j _— heat, gai , ' i. 6194 OAKT, ANT) AV i NU E Washingt . 2 : € . — — ———— ~—————— SINESS PROPERTY—BARGAIN , ; whe. ee ee Per ee oF xe — - b.SXX-RX fiale, gvovd , ; . : be = : . suo . ‘ i I A ts eet ‘ nens : ren60Rth . att ma!) —_ ) | Berage on aliey & 3 and J-room rs F a | ms . i ’ ” -- a 7 a tes ts Se Sy er? " -' 1208 : ferns as , , ‘ . . ge . hs - , . ft rr we... Pp IES ' re s 5100; gvod luvee tment Morais STIAN BRINKOP RF - at LI 2 se 4 Chestnut at, i - Siac PANE ren i tao w ? . 7 RMANN . + " . ES —_.. r ——— = puss . . 4 ‘ f aes v4 a rt , " , — re . rie ’ = ao Ba pa a , . ~ , : ‘ y > - - ’ \ . ~ 2 he t? ‘ - + ' ae . rie ' : —— : : ‘ é' m y 6-recom each ef- Tt. S890 Cleiuuus. voiner of Huvitons met | NEW SIX-ROOM RESIDENCE) Beautiful Homes |_ ons fase aaiiens : ; te OWNER MI ST SELL 112 Price $14.000._ , ne a a ~ ine wie | ° fe P i> AR , REAL ESTATE—FOR CS ot, O AROS, gg ee eS : ‘ : ha ; ' , ’ 4 . =! Lit ‘ ; : QD “-0a iD ‘* cat tores : : " : ’ MY DT r : . . . = nt 4. +. 7: - ] 5] Ame: lace . _ sil . ie inl ial . ’ : , DW ELLING—k ¢ rite , aA . : ' ; Ole , " hd kmnip! Vethnents . ¥ ; sautitul CATHEDRAL YTARISH HOME. ; Piliil LENZ ION RE ALTY ¢ O., ! 5 Bll -y- a -! r nfg ? ~* ’ ' Cr) ¢ lot. near Whitti e Assy pay- , t esc " athe ™ ; at tri ' 4487 LACLEDE pan ROOMS 4 ae \ : rigny Tic! oa ave 4555. _ °° wer =i NOKING FOR , 7 4c QD , : - ow rod : } een , ctowt near Ollve ‘at. , : r ? mm and in , ’ ry ’ > , ’ "if ory ey EN p. . —— MAGUIRE Al re AGI 4 f - ' 7. ' seeldem ,» © . Setions ron ; -— i ‘ ? : | 7 BAR rALN | \ . ; ’ mst -¥ the con- ae 7? ' ’ ‘ . 1} ) . . : ‘ 2 : A‘ (“hestnu : ’ >rings a uu divide page emnatel HEATH, £10 Chestnut st. RAYMOND AY a ‘(ruction © ' Kingsbury ; ont : ' , - DOUBLE FLAT——3922-24 Fairt Ome | reasonabie a Car farage: Trinity #7 vy ere " | nan uf : OGG y bt RNON | ee ee hestnut. $a ae ee oe ee. Y om lot Bix ot Oolonial: oen. fioors through. brick ga- VUZ iI «i and tolilet, a ae investment; lov 5. ©. REALTY, NST. & FINANCING ©o,.Ae8 " x“? " ied ad ’ ee . , - ter heat. r . : -. : : . : ‘ - : - ; ' woe ‘ ‘ : , ‘ ’ ‘ : ‘ : GE : N “co }? ~ -§ ~ & Chest n ‘ aa : (ith ‘ , crarace; — }’j } _ rner ] 5 ' UENCE Pdkcalient ‘conditict a " 7\|“GIRALDIN BROS. B. aut en Ciena baeae WAY OC oe oe te Briiitan Do Diack : Jot B0x206 oo, RNS .o~. wr _at Le » W ASHINGTON S13 “hesetnut ; ' A Rl ' je 2 4-family fl rr et; arge ! . rnace, §4a8, — — —- mee ‘° = 2 . : — } ‘ , Li i | hs KPT S RI , | ; al iti uc cal DO 20 A. iNT ¢ BAHGAL' 3eaut einin ms, . = a | Se K — ; a + , $7600 oo 865 F ——s bath irmé je 2 car , re al rKICE £6600! A’ te | Brilliant : m a menahemtnts San Francisco (4400 LIN j ns hard, i fi O10! , rl e)) che n ~s ' ; tw baths wiy painteac. a beau on by lene om ali and bath wupeteire, 2@ ovenente: (dea re) mit r Hous a . , . inf nderful ' rior: aged : hie ; KOHNER | f a ae : , _ : ' ‘ SUR Ch 71 OL 3”. Po Let full basement, furnace, rvole k, s - Se r ; ‘ t ‘ as 2 ge a : “a > . : . . : . iv \ + : — _ anol 3 os ot . } . ) . : ; = Be ne , : sol maaan heat; wt wVUalivy feet home. well Ah iP VN . AE Sey IV: ohad eS 1s! . - Te 4 fi £7 Ld 4 oP ” ‘ rl : a f il 9 ’ wton ° . room: , vements; as | Beauliful, W rooms. re- ; DE GIVERVILLE Furage, rent 5 1 15 C cheap 10! YLA : carnage and n } e home of 7 ree roon _ | - ee BAH N , | ' | Owner, 2. blo lad: 5 and 6 rouene: lot 255 EAVING —_. : Beso M1 : . 2 1 inwright Bidg.. m ult , . rt heat. hot-water hbeatera, gaa, buti ar bDeick gearege, €1. 10 home, all _. , Caner: lot ; : S meee rant ' . . : - full parti re ——— ' — a YOx1 07 ba ty ick por or ‘ral TS a ‘ r ; : ‘ . : a" i . : ? ” " ; P ; a a | . aa ol . ; ‘ ‘ : offre 2 : . , rt ‘ 4 4 : Pa ; " : , , ; : : : od. 2 Lh, ee ive, alreet STREET INSPECT 1286 GOODFELLOW. inut: cottage; 4- . al {) . . 5 ’ .¢ . ’ at r resi- ne ’ $14,000 A \ NE Sivvu ut ul Ta es Mareus av.; fi ray Si] } -uU . 4 mm redthe b a oe ie “ Oa ; alt ; . ‘Pi? i i ) LAM ATIONS recep tion saa PER, S&S NV EST : . I. \ ES 6-room 2- ? ' — - 200 I ce A dandy bargain ' a kK 1 — 4214 te irilllante; : $1644—PRICE f at - nea mner High Schoo, os ~~ «. tmat Olive 1427 mM rgal aan de . . oe HIGH " M Menamy ' N. Grand. (e") Lot a tndell bl, about 600 feet west.of i —_ . re ‘ iGd " ‘ at ° eid ‘ , ~ ar ber? ia a ar if 50 ND Goop SEN ESS LAC ATIO rat-cia ing , tern ee | YMAN ‘ ~ a we P >. SSLNES : ' LEGANT INVIUESTMENT , _ 4 , at ti just wee v = rr D NOR .* t: ¥ Ol : , ' —-e- : Nort he , ; ; . “Ti | meaiow;: forced t ) “North Kings ANNUAL SOUTH SIDE: RESIDENCE is seer mn one floor, “tage: A200 bileca; ' , fturmece heat and sidewalk ' AL, ESTATE OU.. INGROVE & SPECHT Tio + nit 1 33 bath, 6 nnd Natural Bridae furnace lot ouEZ (‘ormptos ry CO. ‘ert tee. | » HOME LIT TENTION! Wiili.ni ] VEPTS TWELITH 7 reome. MO ¢ ‘ASH and Say per month, LTHEDRAL PARISH ' t1e7 : : ’ Ke P . ee : ' o Cone " wh i i ‘ ni - > | : om aE } | . 5 fo na. | inelud pipal pay- ME MBDENCE—oiee Binal activa brick | 4209 Wore Pine 9 roms, bartwond floor. COE Soe e MAREK REALTY 465,000, eHEREY HIPATEN ven Tet | atlas Bat Sao baeaae | ABE MeMtings Sad Bram ent and interest, will buy 6- Might fella l cor : “ oan | | om house: 2842 Lafavette av. oe Seal pl . a INSPECT Tare ¢ pport ny BEN ALT- a PER : - : | : 32 re M de rh i 1 3 AT T _ (¢) in; : : mh -omcnbd A ans = Aas | v3 ae , ; * ae oO . . F %; eal a sa , t $00 CAsH sD s- , PER MONTH wing neo >» roorm.s ' gar 8 ROOMS, “$4000 5992 MINERWA—CHEAP . : ( 44) - Parnes ; et. 84.11% feet, on main = “t ' IN ] ‘ ; estnu’ ! “ bo re . oo ? (Orn uch fare, IDERCE- neat rand : ; t})s et J! ; i a mtr , ottage ‘ price. , uch includes prin $ rooma, (heetnut > — 7 % TT \ | A A nri? home Reautiful Double Flat Cheap-—— olored 4 ; Vv) ' ° ’ J , a “- (ORNER PEN NSS LVANIA “Bolitude t* as needful te the em: y : has | | 4 : : | GQ < bor el Sent imacination as sotety is whee tar . , ; BAKG ul L mK ! @eme for the character.” "Take Time To} Think and Plaa ttage. terme, brick ocoettege he & —then turm te | we ' : : : Paes : . INE Want Ads |]#- ww ay Ragas SEW AMES PLACE TOME ey rare vumiyess mARGA io Wants a. oot Lats alee Soe” ich “Econ rem ha *? to make the plans/| §) at | ad | — rat uth 9) | n0 ear bie tor 1 teston : , | | IMPROVED PROPT'Y FOR SALE )4!0" fim Sen pe. ® rome, how, FINE LOCATION omy cna 9994 DELMAR work ou. successfully ws e«F.. hear Qweed floors BUSINESS PROP'’TY FOR SALE mH ; : | oe , EPSTEIN. Main 214k. €17 Chestout a. * Owned Ss VIA semanas at.

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~ SUNDAY, 108 ST. LOIS. x Raby = 600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted: Pe Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business s Ch ances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. _avaust 12,19 a 4 AUGUST 12. 1922. IMPROVED PROPT’Y FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE ARMS FOR SALE ~ Mor trage Loan Department = _CHANCES |___ BUSINESS CHa ve eae ane NAGE mpeten : ean 2Ho Ci LOC Kn RE Al, ESTAT Ie ema | pe ag a ' investment required. Kuhn, 111A s. 7 | »T 908 - J oc - ) 1 Arkanens | giz? migsourl a. aR —— x eae Sg ‘oe " N ¥ k Li { I 2 FOR SAL to accessory with tools HERE S A BUS + ’ — ; r reic es bareet. by A SS ae te tat See. Renan | erent ae st ve ee ANC VW 1 OF ire insurance V0. | geiid Pests neney set's" (.533/ FOR YOUR CITY, GOOD § [aoe ‘eee cl el SINESS PROPER’ to 1000 a : fro me rue © He a . ——— nz ied, prices and f¢ ; = Sh. — es west yf dating ate ‘| AL financial representatives wante: a e7) POST-DISVUATCTT = eel ee Cs T ; Entira “iv bieci ! RY ‘hoe STATION-—t! highwar eel Manche row ler! sine ' ca : We 2 yg t and poultry farm, TRUST co Makes Loans on Well-Located Real Estate handle high-grade inveséine at 1. We R. $6, 000 TO $12 000 ¥ Yr: | Een pacer machine: © | ~ tungers. vestigation § invited. stardian An ins in j urance man : | 360. ' = TAN FPACTURING PLA Propert\ mi , get ; Kh il rs hy ; ' i: ‘ 7 _« a tis . , | . »? } f TP 71% Pepe) ‘ . tn . rete be —s -_—_— ~ + = eet - ate , tr} W. 42d, New York. feet on Man: hegter : Fe - nenae ' ; } () ; i vith all ii oveTnients 4 berkie vat . ‘t vA i .merson road, sixth on : many er ent an . one ty in Migsouri to form loca! company auto ‘hese men wanted to own the U ne : eneae sent SS : . i cultivate ai: gO } nouse, electric ohdtmere nat og mo $i 00: in- ° proteative associations. Charter granted . @ > ‘ es; one block cludes cro ps. sola. fb ~ “n ~~ terms: At Attractive Rates | by National Association, Inc. No inveet- | —_ as busin ; aa Eiectrik A ing ity , = oy aT Sonday. Grand 5 blocks from R. R. | possession. nite meee | ment, : We persenally peel st. Vv — re- | y wt a t 4 Q en ir rare . | i. _—__—_———- I ad; 3 ? miles ‘ks ARM—Jas ; at : aes rt rate - ape , m . 7s sw - ~ - 7 ideal for poultry ———— SS correspondent, has a rationa) sense of pro- | NESS other business, EL), Ww t oq : S000; $600 cash | '* ae ier @) ~e amt — —— portion and imagination: about $35,900 | BUSINESS wanTesc il ing | ae state Tnvestments. | miles ~25-acre Zetterenm Warracka Mdaentt Business ecialiie awélihiaen apartments, mercantile would be_reauired. Postofice box oe - | BUSINESS CONNECH NTED Bast ©! me [coe CREAM PARLOR 83) | Cor O oor urd roa }-room | P § hh, aril: PORTUNITY to invest ‘ w your s ‘ ee Want ~ iL \ sf enol 8S. 12th sf. = oe or rom Pape? 6-1 pasts buildings. If in the market for a new loan or for a ro fast growing concern, opening | __™man with 335.000 x N-32 “39 i ~ ng good bush x4 location is teen. aatnag itd ‘ona: tate | ‘ ° , : ftsman or young mechanic to learn | CONF TIONERY Wide’ = yy sHoPr—Gooce ot ae caceeene ar ! tua: & eeoen tO renewal of present lo: in, you should get our terms. die : ‘making. Box N ‘580, Post-Dis. and full particulars bo “4 of sickness; wilt : grapes 1000 fruit - etr: “ berries, rasp- | | Pe rsonal atte ntion—low est rates of interest and commission. PAR RTNER Wtd.—Am doing $6000 ‘monthly — a 5 } alia wee} i ian : — nUCSINE a9 —Going estabit | “4 m 808/58 e i€s, Yiac perry] A a { ef; rics M ‘Or us ness} ‘Oo , j I vl . at ” a ’ tas ‘ " ring ar fo ‘ST “sidney 2:01,| tither information address = b N-206, | || In Business Over Quarter of a Century vest between $2000 and $3000; Koos ost FILLING STATION Wtd-—Doing re ote to death of idne vee * Post- Dispat: h. guaranteed to right party. Grand 7 gallons per day; in or near St, P Ti , 140 , Evane 2 - - —_—__- -— i “ , ic ’ = ’ 7 ACRES—140 acres: 114 miles from Glencoe; | 7Y Call_ Monday, a——_{' | F-211, Post-Dispatch. - ee) ‘NTAIN, BAKE | q PANTY desires business connection we feb |'GROCERY Witd.—Ser de: etal "AN! ine equipment, lang . al . GRC E R\ Vita. So ith h Sid . ” fin : 1 IP ic Me _in D ry. ’ re . nae rigid investigation. Box N-87, | ' an: a loc atl on. Bo "a N 3) 19, Post- ‘ : 5A : ~~ ° eh ic kiv settled | — Se | ; a gs rd 4 n : and drawings on exhibit. Adam TI isher ‘GROCERY = fORE . ~~ = —-« & —~~ ~ err ee ee ee eee ee ~ 7+ - — -—— 6 Yan , .* ‘ — -— e = ating a owe ett. 2 oe qe sae = -_—— oe ' . me fenced: 3 we! springs. 2 sets impr ove- ments: 70 ac res = ‘ 4 Wtd —Doing : , Mfg. Co., 3610-26 Enright, 8t. Louls, Mo. neon: with tiete . ; ae ‘ano trade : at x room ¢ TIGAR STUER tas on . “09 Armat 6 and 6 rooms; tot GOx) 2! arn; — we tf “ uM “J acres, | im Vas Oas 10 acres on Newhampshire av., north of _Loans_ ON REAL ESTATE _ | LOANS ON PERSONAL 2ROP' TY PROMOTER Wtd.—To promote practical pat. | N-33}, Post D: spatch., | } t_of -—= te . appa | tion rice $2005: 22000 eee I imber; | house, cellar, 2 Wells,” Gravois, Affton; large house, 2 barns, | PAY PHE LOAN MONTHLY. P OU need $5 to $50 quickly, it's im- ented device; unlimited sosmibilities, Lox) GROCERY STORA Wtad—in Alten “ nt . 0; SOON R. OO., OF sttiu tern, large barn, p ry house, 1 BM) good fruit. AY IiTy: no commiesion: no rene als eve you should N-242, Post-Dispatch. will pay cash, or trade for flat. { —— om PARM acres: miles nort ast St t and berries mn auto road. mille 28 acres, rock road, on two sides, two per month per $1000, includes ine WANT to hear from owner Roving, grocery | Baldwin, 789 Arcade Itidg.. St. B ARG ni V1 ; na ut ravorw } . "| sets of houses; all good improvements; at ogg OB. ig before making or renewing M or meat market for sale. John Bias. GROCERY Wtd— Or dry gooda, “¢C C1G “AR 5 T R E Ju st south of Affton. A ae ee 7 ASS ay Chippewa Falis, Wis. ») or county; I!,ing root r 3 & 210 up a wee o2-AcTe he arm, . miles west of Fg — | ME nic AN HOM) 3 ee * Lanse Seo. m. to 6 p. q2. WANT Al stock salesman to join me on! L afavette. cree oa sia ren wae atand in connec ties 7-room iouse, barn, water, goo OF fare | 40US &, SCSEe, . be i - (c56) bullding prometinn; young man preferred. | GROCER SAT W : fres® @ HE) INVES ME Ne oe ! : 7 rw ces, an ag ee, on ~? gti oe ein 3%, acres on Gravois road in Affton, ws mi tor 1 ; B00 j-room hous . 7AMAD b. ee £4000. MP a. ae - — a aaa® ~ adh ano ame ie ee il ee = as, iS; “4+ & house; and water. N-room residence R ro mf cheap nurnerous Teh AP wane g, commercial and residential ee eee Se ee een eee os eR - * » — Ne ne me x wv . > 000 « > a number of other very selecti HEED OF TR —-First for $2500 on| ed pearls: have 20 years’ experience; hun- a @me for fall season a ~ residet , ‘,.| at kitchen door; goo oke hou and » t on paved roads ne. | 700: at oy pe Pegg rh rol or write ite | gon? y imi Dp ate 130-acre farm; worth dreds of pearls in all staxes of developmen: GROCERY ta or part stock aes ~Fs Jn S5ING PALLQRIN ir Park. _ Sonam ee eo ee a Nags an HY. HEINEMANN, Kirkwood, Mo. (6)| three for one. W {ll sell at @ discount. Box | t~ et zon Po'k st. rs -| merchandise stocks and fixturce ft cation o competition iceman 2 ge M4 ed ; sacha ms | { i ner MOUiaY 4.nO, IATE, DANY eatin — tS — a i | N-2 Oo 1 isp ITE D—tTrustworthy com en man t jnciludain #710 Cook av., 2 attached § rooms) dy. cool bluegrass lawn; 5 acres of RKS—& ftom and hill field; 3-room HIGHLY IMP ROVE o- ARMS ra: | 3 ae ae bemped MONEY TO LOAN—On house- with $5000 cash and up, he’ weil known | 4177A. Latayette. Delmar 8 ae including heat; @™ b Re sence, furnéce nd is seeded down manent mixed house; fruit and farm products; e ie ' ay ate utbuil ome wa @ GUAR gt ~ yh athens bean eto.} prompt mfg. eompgeny to establish and manage 1384b ly 71000... = cee ive Di., ” wanes ’ . - asture den) ylac ri uitry ina ‘ : er I or OUNS , 8. ‘ | y - cures >} / Tl - ° - © . wats. to Keep a few con 5 1 m ai Ge! na | rag ‘eure Tipe i Ki {mmewiok, | Ponds, {ce house; fruit. berries and grapes, aor el-secur alue; _amo unts | Olive 260, "oe an ae vuene permanent subsidiary business in St. Louis; MIL, LINERY STORE Wid. ey. a 1s oe Milas. Olive 42 Country Mub wine, oes mnt | title perfect: reas Hy vanced tn | . , sHULS. = tn 1 pecan trees; land fertile and high state | $1500, $2200, $2500 $3000, $3900, 3 Central National Me a wilting to pay the right man $350 a month 5S54A Cote Brilliante. Delmar 20s (UM cto t £50 feet Gowner leaving| X°#'% @lone and have no use for the prop- | ~~. /--- 7 graft, berries, | —*cultivation. __ KIRK WOOP TREST CO: | $5000, $6000, $7: 500, $8000, $8000 an 705 Olive st | and expenses, with share of profits extra. | RiaIL STORE Wtd.—Or any pole Ree ‘LEANING AND DYEI Owner leaving! eriy: will sell f i ie improve- ARBIN—2O .act Lda mene. SET $11.000: all } ave clear title and plenty of (c99) Box J-57, Post-Dispatch. ri r any going a CLEANING ns ments are worth ion $1 100 tev. J. rapes: yours. 50, near pewell, 3 | Sil, : & ks 4 | S——— i ness located in a good live - 600 west; annual income, 148 Kensington av., &-room residence. Singleton, owner. Pledmont, Mo ; penger otts " Chestnut, , Texas fire and tornado if TH 717% Chestnut . | WILL invest $1000 with services in good investment fron: $3000 to $ on. “4 ors and bath for 14 va ANT. a A a Rt _ pet = = - | GEO, J. WANS str Asti, 4 NS; | paying business, Box N-356, Post-Dispatch. full description and best cash price vs — hoice vacant properties hi HWicKEN RANCH-—Ten acres; 4-room | OC AN A .7 R K ( ASH GET OUR L 1S] OF GUARANTEED LOAN ---— ae Tv MO —— | WISH to discount promissory notes received J-61, Post-Dis. SRY & HEYE INVESTMENT Mic gan : nel icken house, complete; one 4 $250 to $6000 ee le NUT.” 4 ) {OBILE I) LOANS | from good-rated merchants on our mer- ROOMING HOUSE Wta. 1.—Or rT] =" torta Faldg.. Sth and ee _ eo asa i» in chicken busi! with laying hens; Texas school lands for salo by the State | J. 2. AL r ER MN. CU 722 CHEST: -| To tndividuals on privat chandise by discounting only_10 notes per west of Grand av. Phone ving -_— oe as— Well GEORGE T. KOLLAS, ) LAND B AR( tA I N ; make en ‘vy living: possession at once; /at $2 per acre; ic per acre cash, balance itn | . NERY Wid i good collaceral. “a pee” SKE -R BROS. FINANCE CO. WONDERFUL opportunity for practical me- rea Na I am Ww ye }." > yy AN 1) TEA ST YC I P 1 I yN Al RB AR ( A | NS long time; aleo 80 acres clay »; m 41: nol ag ey nit tre 800 straw- INVES STC oR UBLIS!] tI an t oN , ~ 423-4 ‘4 Title Guaranty Bldg. Olive 9130. chanic to connect with established manu- ING HOU K Wid- — B® buy “CX he I 4 , v | buildings Write for furils format! ; bE a ae + o- 1} SS Er ee _ Dept _N PR Antonio 7, nna : . et SR Srey) 7 ae (014) facturing buelness; $2500 investment: gal- __ Or, west of Grand. Lindell 74 ; Best eation In ety, Kood busl e; 3-3 room flats; tad _ —. I. Chica CO., wAT Sirat ul lose Pote fo., $15 bit es = [MONEY NW re, © a ae | ——————— | ary $150 monthly; return of investment | RO: MING HOUSE Wtd.—West | ' ° Set. anal > .. 9 ; } Bank Wigk.. Chicago. petateiemnpenamenn ; 1 thiy: must. sell ‘Owner 725 “ain- mn — ae ” should net a roximately 25 per cent an- have cash. Box N-392, Post- - “Yi INVES ~~ VIA rats eatealiaeatt ‘Mississipp! right Bldg., St. 11 REAL. ESTATE—COUNTRY iret deed of trust, ‘STOCKS A AND BONDS ae Mr. Bromeyer, 709 ‘Victoria | ROOMING HOUSE V Wtd.—Cent L705 Victoria Hilde. Ath and reijuced to 3 [ra Darkain. : : _ , “ \ | vod, on tirm aeed o ust, Ravine Ae A OE ; _ im clic ‘ rinen ‘NT SNAPS , » | PARMOBANO ya ERMAN acres. house, near F LOTS- “ye for sale or trade: Biltmere Tl. octensgg ; lea . 3. Enders. At- SCHEEL MOTORS CORPORATION—Sell 5560 TO = , — ___. | _ Part cash. Box N-374, ree’ Mil ; " lies’ ge 14°] JWaekestone: rooms, modern, Dar- acre leh prove. | and Rig ‘r: price $k90; ; ee Bi 09 ' M s-Laclede Bide i. JUVO shares, sacrifice, Box N-110, P.-D. - invest in a sound, live proposition.|; ROOMING HOUSE Wtd.—l j , ; ——— gai solis, fh : Crone, perso rty, — . yagnd 1 Bldg., St. _ Lous, Bis Z SREAN, SOL, Chestnut. Matin 1195 rc NEY ~ ; ae party “On ACTIVE unlist ao oS Mae Box N-13%, Post-Dispatch. centrally located. Call 2 ' Doing ge San opr , yoder argain. sale; sacrifice. J. E. Bounds, Oxford, Miss = a Pon nh a : — . — ‘ — MO \ta JIU, y pri . “5 . i ~ unlisted stocks ou ; a NR HRN ww rT - - * tento z . 4159 Par NGA ON eile dram 7 vite AKRDEN GROUND 10 acres, crysta USE—A bara: at $4000: good aft At , $10.000 to $11,000. Box H- traded. A. L. Deibel, a m. DRUGGISTS, ATTENTION! K -OOMING HOUSE Wta—Wihil - goog terarin Call Henton y Co ‘e } li} nt o» rooms, bath, hot.- NT A dt 7 NW ‘alk- Oo! at prop ettin . . Bpraliz. rice ve A . near BRismarc k, Mow, | hot us ‘ FLOCK rm car : line: ‘¢ ‘ r a1! e ost Dist itch. (cR&3) Ride - (e@) Will seil half Interest iD well- established ~ 120-acre farm for rooming noume; owner. : : . mit store Ba 4 i eat bre ‘k ‘parage ricent Miss SSippi de! ta ft ‘py ae . ePni S$] OO | +> ed ese ba iy. Uwner, i~v T ‘wt pee ~~ eee at . or. . Krepes :, . + : in . an Wi rer a’ LIRER ry BHO INDS b 1 h NS ppm drug store; central location, ShO00; with good Call Sunday SO0GA Diokson, ri = ¥ . barga he rime liat ‘ly, dwell ng Cc ty con" en! ane rs . ? ‘ nw : ‘ t OUILS | . B _ Scrucgs. | . = : : suREeEneEneemnns _ . : pss . , ple wae ir IRDAN oO will loan f ° ~ t at market va lune, | business; ‘ability required; excellent oppur- Ik y OU Ww wis : ' ively tra ‘e@) PR whet DITTM 34 on K IK % 4 ar two Mi Ae $1 On poh “2 poco S, ca ' = “ - = on = yunty ‘road 2 Ly STC RE —(GFenera!l merchandise: also “emt prope ty ria 9 ' : re aGs > wh , r tal 3 ace values less Ss per cent, | tunity for rieht Party. Have other interests j ANT : . | re Mic — 39 ‘hestnut at - iting gg ey cm High Ridze: suitable for club-| dence and land with orcha d: only r -EALTY, room 200, estnut. | repayable $1 a week on each $50 borrowea | to look after. Don't waste time if you EA sell bust -- : of o1 , oe oo longer, i )) eos Nga, ya . Veena Pr = ah bh} at station; pe t off! - xy a ' oar MM a ry rood st deeds of | Loans made on_ other listed bonds and | haven't the Toquirements. Yor particulars ue first! ne anew tae ont ony ) ‘ ' a (‘ons yr © ‘one ta ta . ; a —— AT, ranci c b | ts : Os tTrfice in xKDNress ic " } , t —\e ( : aie G ~ : Imi’ ROVE Ay 0 rie chow ad iy— ile kara ge, 60x | ———— es. SS eee | eh arts nares: s* | Mrs. L. J. Zimmer man, _ Seal trust for ‘all up for list. mT stock. Industrial Loan Co., 714 ¢ geese | /address Box F-140, Post-Dis. (4) FIDELITY, Room itt Un Home Bids. aaa ‘inside, 75 feet ‘ ly pene. tout} + Missour arene ‘ JOHN 3 BBOTT, 709 Ghestnut. tc co! ISINE IN * zll N th st. Olive > ) J+ Shy Hi : hy gg ade a. ion de: lors. 5 Missouri AN} r nd ful Southeast Misso ark corn Ww EEK-END COUNTRY PLACE—117 ps: STAN St or “sat from private party, STOCKS AND BONDS wed. —Okliana Oil. BUSINESS mies, eam IN COLO , ; ; 7 oo. None: — an vay - YY eas oe rg ~ and cotton Jands; haf partially de- 20 miles south Carondelet: cottage, co: rey tetaten - tiame enths. Box N-129,} Con solidated Steel, Bowyer Copper, Ever: | Fr inf t! ' b ANY BU USINESS ' rOoNE bine iqvation “a\ ; d ste Al -hielo! 6) VU buy 4 | 116 for free Lhe ’ & fine res 3 ei Sere! “ings turnpike, j ple tely furnished . 30 acres tillable * one tone P. . = ‘ Te msi gpreen Mi nes, Reme: lial Loan, and other ac- | t ee ntormation concern ng ustness and UICKLY ND . awn - health Sil 1 t ca LOC 5 Le © Ot Sactiiic best development ProD- | west Pevely; $3000. Box N-69, Post-Dis. | - ; -~ ——-— ——-—~ | tive stocks hought and sold. A. L. DEIBEL, ; oe essional opportunities in live, growing Q Al se re (* nt ral \WV est Enc r J {M—FY ns ruit na y tr farn t MSilLlol nm market lz . *Elr y, Parma, |= MON IL: LV ta pute. I one yei iBains Boatmen'’ a Bank Bide. Call Olive 4570 rities of Colorado, Business survey of state PAY Us NOTHING UNTIL ay : PiEemoNkR Y And arqgcery, er ble. ) M : a —__| One 5 and One 4Room House aCe ee tee. Tn us handeon a ine ate a FARM_o 1 ———— —. - Cries, A = art wee eee | J3ids Get our prices | a pgs avs a a over $10) | ACC yee B ATTERY AND ‘= P > schoo —vaiag - good busin ry renee rink ni ode+ Ne neae | PARM—2% acres, ar; price ouitry, hog ealthful, é = i —— — ~ ——— 12 , yo? can a write or wire. | — b : . hee os Ul.e Dros! t for a valuable location ts S80: 60 miles out: ‘ z, | fine hunting and ishing; perfec v F I N A N ] A ® MONEY Wtd.-——S, ot loa on Sot ith Side rT pore pen ee AN Co MPANY, HERCULES PRODUCTS CO St "Jeeeah. | ~— ~ — — _% © 1 Box N nail mm 71 (larendon at hand } aayv terms. lL or particulars and | TOD (* hestnut, St. I ouis in - 909 B Baltimore . ° hs 7 reg Te nen 1erF ee: rents ‘ 4 ‘ 4 Mich. * . , ‘ Al ro rRIMMING sHOP— 4 nthiv: sed # $13, 100. 803 Central Nat'l Bank Bld -- south: big baragin, Box c N- 1 Aa o. >: aaones Me nasd an 1 Russell a . price rae : ; “RAS’ SALTY CO., Fauu—60 ames. Baus, Wb. or oxchane SP pee Tth and Olive st yy, 7 AS S Ded or call Grand 8114 for cits probe rty 2. 2 9.1, Chij pewa. | MERAMEC RIVER r ARM—17 oe, WO Man—+b——- Bea! — O00 Olive 5240, Central 4340. Olive 2255. (cl) UE } OU WANT TO SELL YOU RI AU lenty. work AND RADIATOR ¥ - a ——— rane } ‘ i ~. 1 i LTO A : ad WV “ult! ALI > 4 >a's Tc. i | ’ rUOV: i >‘ . . ie * P ‘4 . . ' ‘J " 1y — ‘ ’ Gr | . W NE La te, SEN | BUSINESS FOR CASH | 1433 N. Sarah at. Bi ini J ccath Celt Colgan O60, Gane vw \ ) MS—10 acres. house. rchard. $600; lance fit imber: be vutit 1] at or cou! Solid agate, 80c line daily, or Sunn. or . 6 nths , year, s« red by al all BU x DIRE aC PY FROM BUILDER | acres house. fru it tre: i (D0; 3 i ry nome: Ss miles west « vs is on| Wisplay, Sic daily, 45c Sun.; out-of- le st ock in St. Louis industrial of go Quickly end privately we take the pros-| AUT ACCESSOKIE Ti and na 5 and 5 and 6 rooms yo nele flats and - . 7 | £ roud; 9 miles from wn; : foun, agate, sic daily, 34c Sun.; r-4° b? | pective buyer directiv to you at our ex- | service station; 13 ft. Beaume . ba CT rlONBIY ry rooms: cit! 4 mS nily apartments; all modern; now | _terms, Mrs, Moerlien, Irondale, Mo vanting t uy goO nd should see this! display, 40c daily, 50c Sun. Discounts, rn 6-family B } Beene ew A RB wea “taking to. a ice cream; reasonable : amily clalize in selling out-of-town businesses. If! tribution. cKnight-Jones 2700 fae a es pider con struction on Spalding and North- | FAHM—Misseuri 40 acres truck and poultry ne; 8! nly. ©. H. Roberts, Roberts- | per iine: Agate—S$ times, Ic; 7 :imes, : — — a 00 ‘on mode , ! ; Wortl oid, 900; will you have a well established business for sale) ———— Jand aves. an $5 down, $5 monthly; price ’ ile, MM (c99) | 2c; 30 times, datly 8c, Sun. 2c Displa = oO , . — ' JONES BROS. CONS TRU CTION CO., | wees ‘ jist, Be x ~ Kirkwood, ] : “ARMS rae ee 8 times. Ic; 7 times ‘dai y 2c Sun or ay >) per cent i est; will pay cfcom- | writ us The MUTUAL SECURITY SYS- AU TO “ACC ‘ESSO ” g' oa” YN] — ; v 7 * bakery fh: 549 Wells ay. 1 : , reo ] i _ ‘ . 9 ‘ . land in Florissant | 8U times, dai! , daily Sc Sun 5c . misaion ' 1 7 ‘ yenateh (cOO) TIM. 1438 First National Bank Bide. Chi. : . mil , ~ ts A Forest 53°97 or Delmar 1173. Office open |“ ~~. : — oo cad a ror we O ee See wine ma and 1 l sant | , . — —— 7 rong ee | a CAO (cD S) | Stakes sae “S45 50, catablional every evening from 7 p. m. to 8 p.m. (c62) | etree 0 ee ee A. sUCr, Oods ; tnd @ Be ana ae | two or? ef cre “y > oi | 40 ] ry , . ' reg ry (re ‘ oval: , olid agate. 80c line daily, or Sun, | n. =o moe. owner. 4 RRO G re be ms . ° a. + iy re cee ¥ JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut.(c&) vate p: ' Ut for nont - wef wt In laree lrustness Hox N-70. P.-D a RAKERY—Doing good busin aa a | lew= GAC a two living room, foun. aie oooe } ; 2 iss ee m. 7 DO eae ie AKC ADEA VALLEY Poory, RE F ‘ARM MONEY TO LOAN—Any at = | es) | extra bonus of $50; loan BUY half interest in business with me $20,- | ete kness; cheap. 1801 Aionge. ae eee own - en ay sount trom wi] fu y first-class @ curit: r t | — — c ale c - and &t 000; get it back within 20 months. Bog | SAKER ¥—South “Bide. ; ' idl Menard . ¢ . i ‘ — - - to , . . “ + . . display. ? Uc daily, - S$ . Diacounta, F ARM—16 0 acres, i@al hoonmedai« 3? |B] LAR t IMMEDIATE SALB. | : stag Rony yt i St. Louis County real mm pel nal property, first mortgag: oO) N 207, Poast-iDs. (7) “Seen , en on. ; r line~ “Agate—S times, 1c; 7_-imes amnesty aoe 4 —. mc. ; res. unde uitivation; plenty of | 1437. — 106 athe "= why | u ” teh BAI KS pay big profit lalize | Cc PIT IL. SECURED | - “ara ‘ : . 1 4 och F tie nye , _ , . +} —_ . , mm , etl st entra : — . . . . ——— — D4 ¢ os ] r " ' oor ‘ val or i cheap will t) ll . les } } 3 re \ j 3. |: we CS : TH DEED: 7 faa Ki} pay pro 5; we specia Ze be A\ A RAKE RY. ‘onfectionery, ranch; aaa. mn y and ache | atic ; | e | wer 4 i a Se ‘ ~ —_— — amp. te e oS o: - Ps ees ar ike vue. cERY, vars notlonma : | | | i i} : \ —_— —-—— c; 30 times, daily Sc, Sun. 2c. Display or trade city propesty. orses, hogs and . id ompletely ea bakeries; terms, ha iv $1 TIONERY— With one tiv cash, balance month Yj own a cash bual- anak $40; living rooms; ( ey Ic, 7 vee daily 2c, — bc; (irand mii , oT a i cn] eT ; ll in leme! ts} Cah Make reason- 10. u TO LUAN—I! you: Want Ds nn a times, daily Sc, Sun. Cc. FARM 170 acres, niles ith foto. e terms | oan on your real estate, come and ;: : = ‘2. A00.” — . ; Ie nable, good business 282 Mo.: fruit trees apes. G-room house | MORRIS Cc S°8 cChastnut st TVENISKOETTER REALTY C am 8 ih ~ aaa ao r 2 Ose Bruce eDona Co., Kansas At or Going Concerns 768 _— tid FARMS S WANTED | light plant; most enutift cation. Box | FARK MOUNTAIN FARMS. | _Monday evening. 5003 N Broadway ae lial paella sigs oat — eo, am- | _Mo.. end Les "Ange! les. Cal. oe 3 BAKE SRY—South Side; doing “ood ee: iia a a ie | fF Route No. 0 hen 7 oT eo | ‘arm, timber and ‘mineral lands for Mo: INEY: TO L O. a ia Any amour of Joie Wt oasis : a ne a -°SINESS mar will consider investing up to We are in a position to furnish capital ! selling account sickness. Rox * 7 ” good COTT AGE —Simail, ] le i) 1) Lbs " i /f hy — —— »- . . 1) mm repayvme on a4 sf . rs 7 - a ; - — —F a =o ~ - —— : - - 2 ) Oo e o 1 e nh nvestiga At NPI «4 Ly , ' P ery: ie by aa ] ule; ot " pcown., not he -3 | road, sell at @ bargain. Box 27, Pacific, |} Hi I. % ' eR : ha a aoet oO ment given Re Aas tr ar Fike t 6 PER CENT DEEDS OF TRUST > prORTUN - , + : UR HUGE L ROWTT | best facilities for handling small and large “A oo c orner ‘garab obi oat r . & ater va rf aa : leavi “ ‘ Oo. (S33) 17 ; “ale Necessary, Rels oo Be Htlon . o prope “Over a Quarter of a Century.” —A mrowing lecal concern, doing | issues. Correspondence confidential. No ad- 9 ye . — =. ator, XK U-~08, P.-D ‘99 GEO. N. COOPER, . business, needs additional | vance fee required. J. L. Council, General |! AKERY—Smaii, retail, il, averaging rice. Box N-255, Post-Dis. _ ies ai a. | | tb Rt eh a | a \ >” re : : ' ye - ,o-™ op —— a . : ‘ AT xD ion: “ v7 ~ ‘ 00 buys. . . ~- AKM Wtd.—Smail: bv couple; “hear Bt. ear frame bo use, , . * Gann C 1 I C Kk IL N F A R M MONE Y¥ TO Lé )AN—On real estate; _ 808 Chestnut st. Olive 3276. company: pF. genet ee 2 hive ro i S50 «First National Bank Bidg., SI oo ay at Sale Ill. re . | | ni my canee : +? ica go, - ; : ~ 4 : Vianche ster lauiat crop or car. rent rr will take ae i (2 nies iron Buren ree . ; . , A ~ — al oH %. lh AR Phe oy , haa J ‘ ISH rt th Bf 3 ‘8 from R olla, Mo. " om prompt attention. STRODTMAN FOR SAFE INVEST MENTS energetic’ and 6x eres ed Bagge gg ’ » ra te a. : oS 4 : 3 Ba. ees : : : Unga ’ 7 . i 4 * 4 ,.. uM 3 f ricn er. ) Oost 1 : ; +" . . Box N- Ro. } ret Dist it “h. — —_ ; y. > F ’ " % ith : . " i or T? ga if ) ; ‘ ’ . hye 1) : : f Irnace ] & STRODTMAN. 3607 North B oad. oy eckel-F Cy dt-Kay I~KSOnN and exhaustive inves tigation Tf you want lished business, VS miles south Ss - : , . iid ti ehh FA — W td. 7 mm have prospe tive buyers | : ‘ken A: “\ P ' - , , Bs 4 ‘ ns a ryirys : : \: ; ‘ hicker ; use 7. (e999) 4 qui “Ik refurns and huge profits in a i EE ees z firat- class trade, Full part 4 Ply Faye ' , / lier soe geod pricerworthy farme; let Me) town; modern 8-room dwelling: a real bar- |!Tice $3000, terms to ‘suit; no trades, | Wy 3 U6 CO nets & Ercateas 800! $300 ae en "today fe a ONLY $1000 TO $3000 | me Y ANI iLDING— B boxrrerns i delicate if ; one rea ty an ’ rT ouisian } 7 y 1) . Ro la Mio (99) AA bt 3 roa ; HOO Gravols. Ae, ) an write today for an = r HMAKERY AND Bi } a oP RI EN are Celloate HILDE BRANDT RE At. ESTATE, -s lens Rie . rw : Any amounts on city real estat r . — ~~ a: Ww; quick action necessa ‘ F N 4 y T "SS THO / store. bake shop, ro “ \ tual and tieht c Valiev Park Mo, Ft FARM —s; ale or ex ; ne acres, Jef- d IX | 4 iM ISS i; R | a AR M | Ment privilege at interest y Me my ~~ ‘Us , ‘ rust | hunters wanted. Box C-417, P oat: sor > S TARTS \ Ol IN Bl SINESS we okly anies § > $100: a. $3:2°000; owns bow ik ene , : sb Ort Ju nial Gave cash buyers and good cit income Soran C ounty, Mo -; Near station, o1 , r: ' S8TUESSEL REALTY CoO., 3548 8B. _ Grand. Ai cam We want a few men who have made tiring Rox 0-268, Post-Dispate ro ty ft trad for irms s UARL ro mes lear. Want house o1 ati; will PODS, I, ives oel / ey — ee 2 > ; a bal corte I\BUSINESS CDRANCE eye 4 , good to take charge of our distributing —————— $$ i Ni NI With twe rE mit ALI a4 308 Watawright iitig. . | payee ash difference. Box N-200, P.-D. 0, , 7 any hy lools MONEY T O T, QO AN airst eed \ al ve Seta Mays etary t , . scli, a a “atten tou branches, to direct the men already at | MAKE RY—E i ge qe reat, = ae * rie fine busine : - - i ~ sok 5! a! 1% PriY ; eats . , —_ ™ . i a are ‘ ‘ 1} ‘ ‘ . ; ’ e . 4, . , . ' : nto - {NCOME PROP ERTY Wtd.—All_ kinds of PATM -10 acres timber, St. Jam iN 0 ‘SECOND DER DS OF TRUST erest assured; papers accompanted by cet bam terms to suit. Write for cata- Wa mnatin aie Ee ao eeotions yutekty 3500; bakery established 18 year, f sicke farms for sale or exchange for income 29; $10 down, $5 month. Square Ne ve depot town: good roads; excel- | “ we prereset ST | tiricat » of title rm lelivers logue o Middle! y-Marshall Oven Mfg. Co.. AIR-GAGE INNER TUBES Louts Lager, Breese, Me —— W. KOTSREAN, 6171 MecPher- | ! sO. | ©o., SUS Wainwright Bidg. am). Lie a ti llable loam, | DY AS-SHE ly P. 109 N. NINTH - ae. : ———— ns ~~ . ais. Ma ; _fe36) Air gauge in valvg stem of each tube) BAKERY—I1S801L 8S. 12 at.; ° ‘ . en. oe al aba _ wood lot; _—— t TL iD. 7 ( 7 ANS CAP TT AL) SEEKERS——Put your project be- | shows pressure lance; sells on aight rent $60. including rf living rooms A. f ’ } , tAKERY—And building . for anes NC UERY—i aA 5 to 10 acres, improved, in county, | 38 miles fro manet |house, barn: @nty $460 Sek "tO settle af- ~ South Side Loans a } Specialty | ae fore 560 live brokers; cost trifling under |to car owners Agents make big money; ST. [LOUIS FXCHANGE ‘ : ' i Ouse | itt Pe for 160-acre, well im broved farm Min- . ’ ' taper Af HUrses f Vv, I itry full ————— | i lenomtna my plan; detalls free. Amster Leonard, | ar work If you can — wh | _T08- 709 Victoria Bidg. § Olive = © ( MNrat “atlo an! , . . | stributor write at once ? we - . : HOO First National Bank Bldg., Chicago. ‘ . an (nxn! PY¥—Big 91800 barga ec ons; first deed of trust as follows: § ' -_ oO ( o ‘ ~ Y kel- I ce V dt- Karic kson SS , SLT7Vvo , SK S 5700, 210,000 | « RFs se: Al. Sto ep bond issue. wanted by nen Then pl —* cash required; unusually "co0d ¥ AR - a. : Details page 62S, Tus. , ‘ - Oy perfect s and amonle in ~~ + pats I lecid AR! ' rou! ouse, het ge Bargains, any states. Copy free. STRAIGHT OR MONTHLY PAYMENT seine * = a ae ae brok have efficient selling or- |} Ww. he a wen NNELI sg brestdent territor vy: Jiving rooms. Guth, 1 a RENT ellar, outbuildings, water and fru , . UT FARM AGEN SCY. R99_BP ‘Now | nie TWO OFFICES mene RUST &@ BON REALTY co ganization. A¢ ddress De Witt, 203 Hunting- | PAUL Ht? BE CO. _iiton, oar aT . ol vara oie Wi stock and crops for sale ca - a ae argain e. | 20r! (e -» Kansas City, Mo. _ — W-: 8. Broadway .- $001 G ravois, ’ SET ee + q = i 7 “BUT D ran iat. R118 Pat ‘Hetghte, SSaliabiry, a OM» B AKE Se “Salt eau ' Fe ; ont business: must well y N. Sd. i mee D4 gee . O _™ ILDY pc >? a . ar ' av , “Th mats I. TRIUST | CHANCE TO BUILD UP TRUCK AUL.- we | rifice, $2600; only hal ry ni che re nd vo Fin . cae FARM—654 acres Affton a: i 1 el | ‘| | RN Ny {*() ] ARM M b Pa ) O5 = 7 " : , J (nf , See " ‘ - ‘ 7 +. + rr ] - — “1 : ~— FARM.- Fine Ozark valle y farm to reliable | rma: on vide ae ne ly abla = sO Oe nh cultivation ; LER R. } CO, _ 195 N._ Mth fa ne .s oat. a : + yt school: 35 miles from St. Louf on Man RI TI IN OPPORTT N | | IES RA ERY AND BUIL DIN . - 4 rht dev guode: “ry adams If vou want to ow ccesaful tal] 54 eee , - ; i ) ' rience” pe. icken and out- One V ¢ A SS ones 0 BM ner : ve a. lars, Box J-352, Post-Dispatch. “ , na su seiul reta | investment; sacrifice $158. : ARM—fFor rent; 200 acres, on car line; | F $3 Tb-100 acres: cated ! , | Houses, lary} ‘Istern and stock pond; plenty : . ' 2 OOO —_——_————— business, why not a Variety Store? | gsouthweet Guth. 12a9A_ hlamilt oe #, 9 Wellsto ood improvements; rent | Bouth of ¢elty on Teles rd 50) spit | OF f rood 1 is farn ' clude Lowest rat es of interest: aut: r urance with ti bhho—De poems best: cheapest; ‘eo know ' — INEM Y—Keev terms « ny $3.6 : a, goo = ) ' ; ‘ Bis or 1 of ‘ ty a Seles pt ee AS fruit Naaged | i. eee lud a CHRISTIAN Rie KOP » ie answer : in nted dav received: free forms. Colo- We know of several excellent loca*fons HAKSRY—L Marshall Middleby Oye ieweet $1800 bareata rT oniyv $00 per acre to party buying ato. rees, ] Acre axpararcus ri ing . bith ents wacrons . + ‘KO) 4 ( (PAVE & epreew: . . n trade centers which would wel- 1 : end tools; _a@meap. Box ¥-% ’7t -1), (99) Piace, all improvements: barea VI we iOorTse buggy w. chickens and other 119 Chestnut: st : ; ao E & SPEC 112 N. 7th st. il. Charter Cc... ‘ Vilmington, Del. _ _(99) come and patronize such a store . a params ad oe ; ’ Mamie ee ee eee GARDEN er lace, C Mrur oute II. iz n Fi ) RER. Agent i ae — hy 1 i -A ape , ort . .. combined: small mining to aa ARDEN ACKEAGE—Close oy “Improved or) —— plage. (has. Bruns, oO S. L. ‘ER, Agent., a 7 IN TY T O lL, fay AN Gio] Ol KK Oieh'}e] EN iS me" NT: ; h + ~ ‘Forest 419 ‘ floors ee « The Variety business !s not an exper!- lation; only shop in town, W > fey. ee 0) yr v unimproved, & Ww. Forder, Jefferson Bar- | FAK M—161 acres, 100 cult ted }-room | l North 7th et. Pons. : ~ , aie ae. ~ —— ———— . ment, of a passing fad. It ts one of yr. s volf. Worden, Th, * ond og? OUTFIT — Menotetl BS tre om 7” KUTeEE YY; 2 . SS paper ready { deliv ‘et tnt price duri t. : ee a . | ery in town of 1800 populat , ON} TAteae . —— Wainwright Wide, St Louth | Martin. Steelvitte, Mo. LANDS a0 acres Montana land. 80 acres J. W. BURIAN B per cent toy per cents mccuriy 2 mere | _84.,_8t._Loule, ee =| canvenienen Mana’ teconomet tog? {he | opportunity: price $7500. Ingake aaa eninent eee ee — —— ee 2 SU mere 5, oO BUIVATION, | a0 ah ‘deer’ is per a re, 12 = ; an mods ne can undouhe. ONCERNS or ‘e! nized, “financed through sale \ ae ths hs an Bat mever ait Merchan ta Exch A = “yt mod wee _ orchard: 20 T rot Sy : ty popu! latte n 4018 Chouteau av: } ns on real estate: . ' _— iMt- | apn ‘very detail handled auickis ty Store h astonish! 1 success ? ’ ent. tnvestiqate on made of me rie . ) Te) ’ ; i oO per cre VW . S000 to S10 Ou) Lo rT — : ; , | ' s = Oke | 7 ‘ om . 7 et f the syndicate wC, 10c ind Zhe stores i AKFE RY - “Ane ! bul le ling: llitnote : sep ae 1Zsfs tremilfon IMBER LANDS roa &. ash; a . rates 9 b , nd economic: Marshall Montgo: een balance fern Ca : +>. ac) ; , | , ' bl... ettyv hha) \V M. . DI VA R I. I, TY - ~ rus : oe ite ! ur pr e # : nomically. v. eh a wmontgomery, proves that. store, 4 80: cut | 20 000 tien: price $6 BO ene Lb when “451. a ee be ‘a ) ) 7% i LA ( ~) ; . 7 ot Bia I tn fA — — Varilety gatores sell for cash. operate on OD, i = ts, '¥ ve +} ; wm acre; terma., or want 10 firet-clasa tie Wa R0 a : N Yy k 4008 CHOUTRAU av Kdw ard Ky. ir ve Realtw (no DELAWARE CHARTERS for corporations, A&A small oveghead and with the proper " a® le te = o makers; also 900 acres nearly cut; 35,000 | : Sa ee MF rate ay PR eatye ood ; or cw ror Money to loan {n sums to suit on St. Louts ~1) J p ee best: companies organized under D. of Tr. handiing will pay a bigger return on 708.7 ‘Lov is ¥ xc ANGE a eH ' tes to work off; good prices. . cultivation, 30. ans: ¢ = ARMS farms are cheap; Jarge | OT County real estate; lowest rates. } *92) (O4 ( lestnut st. ( e92 Best legal service; lowest Cost; write Dela- Investment then — otner kind of ath . letorig Eice.___.aa ae TIONERY “TORE ta Twat +y" . OTTAZ, ’ lear tit! ie antes baws a" ‘ ; E20 res; all eq uip ped ; $5001 | MONEY Tu Le vA N See eo = ——— ware Corporation Attorneys, Box 155, WIl- atore. BAKERY- —lDotng nice “business = tt av and nleht trade BUDeT. Ren r i — .- oie ? des, 1519 8S. 7th | ae a(X) others to select from, Hay & How- itt. aattes "eee LOANS rae ON AES mingten, Se ae Previous tentntaa or sapertense In the , es pondieg & Se ¥ yen ash necessary. mae ! ANT “ s oF equa interest in iarge oj ) = ] acrea in « > - 0 Fe cc wi mee KE ANE & FR ANKE OA - ON PERSONAL nts 2 on 88 5 EAC T opportunity offered young see uae » SS easentia rooms price «sna stock 1 ; ( %. ." ’ 7 oN ge dt - } et er OTS Livh. P aan SECTION , a operations assured ; investment fully Sse ~ ney —T —— . he ; : ' . 1008 ( hestnut : th. . ; . "at 1 aten ‘ 48) ge Tt iis ; rY art avndicating matter Buc Cease trory the very sta? land pl pe : items —_—— my eeures* teen 4 as Bo aged — Oo a for farnmi and croy I oO ront M - : ‘ [6 EEE Cov) gp lhye ' : ; - + pep Br untry: SI000 ee pda ye ay Sar? chain- BA KK ? RY B A RG oe : a 350 rent SS month, . " -~ : : — ot , a &. an Pr, ’ ; f ! ’ store rniethod oA yy ’ #ll. ; “" +? ~ Ess [ea | FAL M—EStra good lis-act 5 ae | Saad. a , ANSWER IN. T W QO i MRS e! 7 + —y Sr To ee ae ee fom witha ae een aes aed sell 4xxx Manchester, patent oven; He ) ‘rranite City, 2, en ‘ . ; _ . Bor A oO-3-3. § ; RIST—If yon a’ nz without e urcen of chalfn-store 2... “T'Th) ee AN ’ ’ -, : Wea were the ri ‘ RARER Stiop And . *. : : “fo . . RON. t = i ly ly) ( 7 WN Son : id ant , nn ase PIAL originators of ; Bt. _ furnitures Ik Jaciede ° cc unty ; . » on , a OU stock farm: 200 acres ’ _ ty at North Vande : : } Vels bh arry 5 : . f iF: 4 riety business 46 vear n , ren anaer enter. : pa i? \ y &-room hou cided bargair Det = | enns OTN | ate : : , > ae 9 afe : FINE } ARMS EV KE RYW W HERE RE pt 1 house; decided bargai: eo pet - ‘ALTY © moi a | 8) SITION TRICTLY AD ‘al OS eee a irlety = mer- BAKREEK Slhiope Fixtures, . ae 9 * as ann Ins STM ENT KIRKWoOOD TR Tt » ©O hi RnEN*S ET. r Rr n! - fate 2) oul ~ Mt NE Y T ‘ . . . L ‘? é a . \" > ‘ ith - ae | ia =" Oo i« | ; Ww nl indt. het Ww @e nr ] a0 an , INN eal Estate Investm 3 0 1 O AN eckens | RISE LOCATED. IN aAS CIPY. FS nl and logical source of. supp" . _ | ~~ iifvan,. Mo ~ . ; I ‘ : alge - ‘ A ate: - ; i . ; : ' : ipo Vv BARLER Stic Call o734 . : & rIONERY “200 Florida | TAR d ACT yo ‘ oft : ? . 4 iW I ~ =a eer , ay -_ é . iro? imo every wask of fe Phone Viverside 13 os " aa - | : | ton ' ' conten Mi "Sy. a : Md ‘ rT | owners 4! etn - : : oe iantitieeen _.| ber, orchard, 3-room | be | y | Maseacr' | PEA ; TO $250.000) ROD! riety © and are makine grea! er LARNER SHOP-——Good location; ; wen of South Florida are now a | ath ul ‘Ts » > I ‘ I ‘ ‘ | : . ‘ Ne j Y : , , _ ‘ A \ ' : ; = ° rofi hy: . thougnt : o Si) we ] at4 on 14th. on J a ’ ra ee ; ine epectuiative investment due to recent ‘os pg pet, ete Ue , otis & ; ah : , ; 1 BS DRESS v we fir clped them to get \RXER SHOP—3 Kokem chatra, : op gy © ++ pie marae Gevelovments, well located. larce ar | ; won ‘ubs . S hie ( yN D "AN ) " i] RI Risk Je — vache : ; Med estab x — os _ tion: yore for : ' ne Caher; ar ‘ > ona tracts; attractive price; write for | FAI -l1isS , He , e WE MAKE AN Dm 1 ' MANTFAC rURER Ww. ANTS A "APARLE he mount eapital tec ry Tn mar 223% . , : pertioulare, Owner, 715 Baltimore Bldg. | red. Gairy. 4 aah, @iieen , 1 rowids HILDERRANDT DAY > nick ser mop ) be, . ed pe MAN FOR THE STATE OF anaacnt RY ary eccertian ts 1 i ee ae ee avy = —z— a ee — es : ontectionery Rargs Chicago bargain 75 per at mut « . N ST. LOVIS FIN “ANC pe : ns in St WHO CAN INVEST AROUT $1500 WITH d other lecal cond: | (HEH SHOP—& cha ae ; 4 “~'u'! Side corner stare. etm 1. 8 nuet 3 ‘ PAL, , , e god business, good downtown rs coing @ Fi. AT “Wr 4. “? : : ; be , hy *) —- . Coit Tt) } IW ’ ‘=o ¥ ; " : u ' & \ ‘ td.—For sale or ex lange 40-acre erme Junction ; rea. mil Oly N. & floor : MR Dg a A PARTNER. just as much hand 2 Ti nh T ‘Pe , . ite kind tn the o to “ht. ve, Fila. with me; raine lite th; AR ti ', near Lemay; 6-reom Srity ven and based strictly on the se-| MONEY furnit , ' SAnY; JUST FOLLOW OUR PLANS AND Aue LER BRO HERS ‘ye chairs; $30 rent; $50 ied O00 weekly, large t- , aA S4000. qu owner, Davis, gt.. 373GA Bamberge ' at 2° General fort nt're Another one downtown, 5 chal , ExchaNde (Ine o Sed smberger, A. JAY KUHS CO., 10th and Ches IAMMOND. ROOM 924, | Main Office and Salesroome. FRY 4 HEYE INVESTME! 2-.- Hidg. Olive & MSISTH 1. ATH ating wheat and oorn, at | : ‘ ecyr NBM € font net you $500 an acre. Dox N- ; 3 3a) St. Louis, Mo., after & — ous , SSO00, by» egener, lane use ovr own funés and can at 2 ent Per manth Nive ans 3 . FOR THE FACTORY The World's Laresst Wholesalers of 847 CLAR IDGB lit TEL, ST. LOUIS, MoO.~ aca N Sth st. ST. LOUTS. 704. TOS Vic torta Bidg.. Bth Or mer ee ee me See te etna weet, @& t ee a ee i a

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og ag AUGUST 12, ‘i998. ) a id est 12, 1821 es 600 FARMS For Sale, Wunted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads | Today. __ posr-pisPaTcr. 22 11B BUSINESS C CHANCES | f eI eS EO caar RDI feos ONRSCHONERT WET _ —_ = BUSINESS FOR SALE —_ BUSINESS FOR SALE | ——. ————— NISAPPROVES HERE'S A BUSINESS “WRB is. ae 0S. oa Se eee tat facsiy ese 10S | Ene ot 100x146. 4048 Garret : mh seat “| In Studio and ‘Galler ~ COOLIDGE 10 TACKLE HYDE a: Both BE YOUR CITY, G eqgpeemtiod: Ba fax 1309. DELICATESSEN—Go business sor ee | ae ee 4: seco 30. W. E. Mi? | ! oe ee eee ee HARD PROBLEM OF SEWARD RULING UGE ee et TARE aie potential mn | ELICATESSEN—Splendid | corner: ¢ | eh, Sere Sees | Pt” stan cor. | "hl reeme. Cee. Ane : insurance man in : foo. Fete TURING PLANT— |i “| 5. ¥.- : | : % DRESIMAKINGS Pally gayivomd. guend m; | Nites Pom Yneentch. a ee Matters of Current Interest to b. ee ‘ata ae : i ) ‘ ; vagone ae ‘ , Seen ee ae eeee | ICR CREAM PARL —“iouthe to peat B: |ROuMiNu HOUSE—16 rome: up-to-day St. Louis Lovers of Art Holds Conferences on situation | Says He Does Not Agree With ET Rr ———— | peorn machine: nev ne ox H- see t for ying: price right f | With Members of Coal and | Lloyd's Views in Preventing : wee ymmerce Execution. ips’ exhibition of ‘accordance with the ancient cus- Interstate Com . ' we A . ° iG i Poor = : rs aaa | meOT tN _ bi - 33! ; Ht) 7 Sa rec ' )? ; "RY ‘ ‘ ‘ Py . : 5 the Town Club will re- tom dic tating that woman ehall walk Commissions. C even anes : ~ ; aT ont for 3- DRUG > } — —_ —- 1 STAN! Any investigatic: year roun ; eam hest; 12 of 24 : hear; . es ew for another tew x paces behind man so that when We fur : ar nat ‘ anlanes = ee ———_———————— sd cease ——— | Disapproval of the action of : | L ENDLER B Pus? g oa : ' . , Hout rooms, housekeet ney have already received |he goes toward the sun she shal! Lieutenant-Governor Lioyd In coli- . OR Ww 7 P, ’ se, —— BT . lo at - . ae . : . 4 ‘ ,; . ; . 21. 1 i TT . s A a 4 a= Tt? : . ‘ hy 1 . . id ‘omn 7 ‘ and continue walk in his shadow. , OR IR E TODAY ERA priced right, RUG STORES ag — ely. : sicknes aerty : ! ph omar PE | ~ ’ tn * > pec » the gare ee life imprisonment the : ' A herd of camels is shown mov- WASHINGTO aug. +? 7 death sentence of James H. Seward © ob. > mist, Amer at - | in lump: h mA : ey | ' Len auch eein on | pictures displayed, |'"8 slowly forward. Although the dent Coolidge extended his offictal| was expressed yest erday by Gov. 7 , a Se | | | ix HAR8. PeeDienatch nf , ar $13.00 , . mus b-io St \doubtedly 1 best are her floral |animais are SUsEs sted rather than hand today to grapple with the| Hyde, who was in St. Louis on his MATT 1) AKE SHOPS LIAR Y pies | ne RUG ESTORE-—Fine location; new. st oe ap doronetatnte 7 These u : carefully drawn, one cannot fat! to!threatened strike in the anthracite | return from President Harding's ftu- i] , aie G | if iN see the fascination 0o- this herd of | «oa! industry neral at Marion stand etrict investi at re ; Pig : ' ’ , r) +eh e ‘ heir ob) cr egets With stat ly pre ision tne y ‘ There rust be no etrike., oT is the ' Seward wis sentenced to 4eath for ae ih. | Deck, l reasve for selling. , ‘ . ; - . 2 . ~ . T = : ; ‘ + co " \' ‘recy? ” coior wh i¢ +" tic ¢ long. ? \e BU)* 1¢ LOUS f arriag’ uw ra th at has been passed out to | the murder of Andrew e _ vo ™ rugged st yle of f the head conveyine disdain and Government officials and indirectly | unteer Arv-law ag in 1921, especially well ithe eyes hulf closed in a retrospec- +, the leaders in the coal industry | Deer Herculaneum, 0. pew f sturdy |tion no human can more than gues®|.ng chieftains of the mine workers | ee a, ony bet chooses at In quiet dignity they rock | time is passing and direct action by | es ater want ae og A e ’ . along, their thoughts remaining 8*\+p6 president within a few days to rte: rir bene shew me Gove to : ) . bd] rno idden as those that Me beneath the | pring the opposing faction’ together mall ompetent investigators mask-like faces of devout Bud- Twice I sent comrT a een ~ thists who aspire to complete mas- to the county etna ® me “ . ' ‘ er c tery—so complete that they no long- curred to pan ar : . ne , re er iler ¢ thie ,iecarTriage © Just . u ‘r care. and rangi nttain the abso- first day of th aAministration 0! agony . ae ve ~p 3 nena ae lute and invulnerabis indifferenc: tein Coolidge untrammeled by the hey ind@ nothing - ¢ their god who sits sphinx Nke ir see heii att oases rt . , ency The facts were well estab- ; i 4a* r = ae | * iV . | ee ee ee. s' . . . ’ — + '" or “fe ‘ ' s - .ll.wisdom and perfect peace. wee ee wend . on iwhed that Seward agreed for $25 hiias,” | ene Menaal , ._.. | memory Of the late President. The | +, assault Deck, who defended him- : Iacovieff’s drawings are miracu ai 1 . anferences Oo the eal Hi executive held t conferences Dl eelf and was killed.’ ~~ | Jous! -rular in. technique f ae , ofa | ' “ on by ously sin, i ‘ the subject, one with Ceorge Ouls The Governor, who added that he Smith of the United States Coall aia not agree with Lioyds views of , , anil | Commiss.on ni he other with im-ithe case, went to Pana. 4). where rl : pit lige eo "I" terstate Commerc: ‘ommissioner | he will deliver a chautaugua lecture a li acto to emphasiz n =o ee horizontal \n- Eastman nptiness at uch is gained in tne cor - : a : Pubes . c t vie } Japanese rice paper on Netther the President nor -? im ‘ o . 1 2 . As at ' # ; a’ ‘ : Be ° : os Ime - . . nice? i colored and won *) ra fall gently in loose, | y taking tow ard produc ing A concre SALT LAKE CITY. T’tah, Aug. OF el lTOn ~~ ° . bonmt + onl’ 50 ‘7 ¢ % : - . . 20 3 ae » i : Ft. TB as ‘ ‘ ™ ‘ ’ : oF +. ‘ . I ‘ : A 4 i 7 : - 4 ‘ : » a i" “ad , _ vale r « Centra! ‘ Loy ; “ . ‘ . a } , -- \ o rs. f i+ . P . , : ‘ ‘ — ne on ¢ 4 . lea An Tr et Te? - . » 1424-1425. | SnaceRY—Good stand: plain stock will \ Post -Tist PRY & HE’ SSTyVENT CO he majority of Mrs. .Phelips ipanese Jinrikisha - ’ ransportation is connecteC | residents of Harding, Utah, atten¢e- Y NG | vo io°R N. Tas IN BR yy ~ Bos le _" ompare in qual- e drooping shou sf the aged '™ th the agricultura il problem, COM> | eg memorial services in honor of the : cmaen - . ; i P aia ‘ =F - ins ; ) El. , a oe i. = _ om tot - 43 Diet -DDiate ee 4 . » 2000 ans ‘ort te er aE . lifes. Bome- i ie. the garmen s in softest | pleting the list of the three import- | tate Warren G Harding. according , r S4i " rT GROCERY | ” “aT ORE —Invo! _ — ~ . . ‘ , rT ¢ am t. mA : . : ~r : . ——E an — -_ > . bon | “ors . : : . a rs ; 4 ' . . m , . ? he K ’ “4 . eer ee at asl is sv Aan? e ess rt? e he 7 7 le o ® ANT | | . urnished iil hea} Ss REPA! rverica inis! tomary dark kimons which is now aie - a wn . 8 : te 4 ba! noru res. 3S: ae tz 4 HC a DT T1O ~ , “ »? bles . + > i 7.eF' . ic’ adie . y * | ‘ SS afterward bassador to the T’nited States. Rers . ALY A! D * R LV ATEL Y ; ; : c a = . —— ie Ee EO trees point waist- iin: Wer tiny feet are nN 5 aiatign it | = . ae P A ain © eens . - ; . , - > ¢ a ws iis i } No. , t and ieatiess yo uh E ‘ Ss Pose | any event S on a tour of Alaska, occup) ed 4 seat Y*c w HING wNTII ‘ Al sks . : : ’ MAR . i Fr abi - a nd ‘ 50 r Leather . . = eart? led 7 cased in the tight-fitting white rr’) _ 4Y] he m a - AVE ; a REAL . : | ) . en cE hen tekrie ’ at nr , or ter ' ‘ 130 Fra | é, " the pbrowr! Dn dapp) wit ke ee . c Sevpe mov wi) } 4a Ali on the stage. rT) - 4 ‘ ~ —_— . . . A 31 1 * ow : “> : . : t 7 pa tc} ie s Oo +4 snow to th - grayin b 11D Stoc in gS bo’ in | Ss a Sa niid! y factions together AT | 7 and crea tio —— ~ $1500. bare: 505 Centr stiot ckvy above. The tonal qué alities in |* Single thong between the toes Her’ miners and operators show 2a cre . a : ar mag perators show a dispo-| gyrpxa, Alaska, Aug..11 —W1t- : ee 2 ee : C40 per : nud 5 ——— — his little picture are some of the | body is poised at the exact ang “a : ejtion agree next week, len g few feet of the water of the BUSINESS FOR SALE 51 Re | r | GROCERY — Meat, Ooi Jenning an fel- Pee hia ee good ros 360 , the artist has achieved. balance the weight of the tub whic is confidently expected vent® |». “tie ocean at high tide Sitka yer- «? - : t-Di mather © 1419 Frankiin 3 at (rs. Phelips is now at her sum- iis being carried in har lifted arms. ‘after that would proba! RY. BATTERY AND TIRE SHOP Xi ut Bch Ton ' ns ——4 a =m r ' : is anticipated. Consideration of the coal! problem | was the outstanding feature of the floweret chry- mm binations of red chalk crayon " «a ? ‘ , nm, charcoal & raphit 4 ’ | today otherwise obt ‘ « . . ‘ Vv , *- . rerday paid last tribute to the la Kimmswick, Mo., Another phase of native life of quickly, for any continuation 0% ; President Harding where not shree ‘ea TY | ? . ; , : 7 vr) cy store 4 mine- .¢ some out-door |the Chinese is shown us in Iacov- | jam between the opera’o’s yo . ~ |\ weeks before he ha: i sald farewell to 3 “= ¢ : : ’ ‘ag! : i or wT otes for some jorff'g pictures of the (Chinese th-a- ‘rs after next weed mis! intertere Al his visit to the terr é lancka after ter. His “Chinese Actor’ done nl wees ee to ' tory. Led by combined bands, the Conference with Commissioner sanguine chalk, 18 af gripping as a, _ , | entire population, including na - scene from an actual Chinese play | pon renee poe op 7 indi- | ives marched to the native Pres : a} _ 7 Ss a hon re le + " mee r ‘Intio , everal figure studies in ad Those familiar with the Chinese | “* ing Cue: = a ny * ° brterian (hur >» which the Pret to his usual work of architec- | ! ship between the coa! ans ident attended pall his atop hers . nich he is well istvle of dramatics. ‘vii! immediate- nie ond * “a a aint: f hich ne ret tation probier nd is n oe - painting tor ition § ) Favorite hymns of Mr. Hardire were sung and his pew Was drape! : vy fee) that this present in mag- wn of these, a pare in black and inecribed with a brass Ps t del a nificent costume, Gazz ling head-dress tudy et model wearin b 4y¥ ol &@ brus e ing and waving Wel has fust stepped plate commer©m erating the presiden- tial] visit It was at Sitka thet Mr red, brightly embroidered | nave the way for recommendations | sttended public worship for 2 y Woolrych is inter- this summer wit! Adeal. not onls ith : ‘regency , ’ : : . -* s? in the anthracite di ry, but " . - if » * : mandarin robe. promises upon the stag* , annou nce dq him Se | ‘ ir pern ane?! ¢ legislation relating ‘ coll e bac kgrounding of old | politely, engaged the sym ps ut hy of econ!) pro ljuction and distribution * a cisiaiieai er : , . . ' : ; arcain. 92% . ~ =? > asin £ vainst w) -_* the olive- " his audience and inf ormed them (te rg£e Oris Smith has an appoint- Harding ‘ is 30, ; . 5 - le is I ese irnw a anc a - ; line es ' > town. |G ny ~~ ation for meat ma ed | , 7 TEs EI pa 3 ia ote ee Le bay — pit held Wednesday night | nouncing rewards for the’ arrest, 7 ’ 24 . : . ‘ | : ' . , - . ° . ‘ . : . ; ‘ ~v) . on ‘on =? a ¥| ° 17 Uv R01 vu f Seth s° i : : : . . ae A’ ‘ a ae _—- — —— . aw a ° : 1 Liti — ; hi ; »eeT) over Cee dec in indica 1 1g rc lids as we . . Pilar eo Tmnrove- with evidence ‘nn cor vict. of nereor* } Bt y” : : . " . - 3 , ’ | . } wy : ’ 1» rT re? . . ora | + th « @?) ¢ res - ' : . 5 3 ee rv od aditmenes: ment Association,” at 36 Vandeven connected with the recent whipping. reason ¢ ejiT os er place. A. D. Branham chairman. |in Macon and an invasion of the en #OoUuln of st jou, T now have | a ve & ; . ao > tio asn ( ‘ e R uM - ; “at te ie me © ee NG E — - — . _s = Sees» ‘ | minal eiiU ] 0 0- if ant ounced last night Officers of | state reforma tory. at M iliedgeville wed particule s. , ie? r ’ : ore - eth ii ’ ; ’ 4 a 2! rr) ir by eath are at aaae'% . ‘ » . -_ - se for’ sae, o| 6 -eatad- ’ > ’ the Real Estate Exchange ana other The Governor offered a reward of estate men wi.! be asked to at- $500 for the leader of the Macon deserve Chicago Syndicate Plans to Found! 5 flogcing party and $100 for each Community in Wisconsin. 86 Vandeventer place, member. He offered similar rewards CHICAGO, Aug. 11.—A plan is UNM- former home of the lat: ichat for the leaders and members of the der way to give the negro race an reren " amneda bi Rra , “— mob that fr vaded the etate reform - water — pportunity to establish members as js . of the Gefendants in an in- | atory farmers in the North ion suit brought by re dents a A negro city beautiful and a farm- of Vandeventer place to prevent & oy hanaciotes * ——. communits com prising 60,00 hoarding house being ©° nducted at MILLEDGEV ILLE, Ga. Aug. 1! acres in S4uthwestern Wisconsin 2 that address As io known, the re- | The first arrest in congection with ‘ . ‘.s ts > - = _ , , heing proj ered ry. a VY fica ‘ riginally fixed Ys the whippings in Middle Leorgia toox ' ¥ ' . ‘ ‘ : , ° icn ed hy f ry ir Ag © re gyro bus ness : ? ° of \ an Tey enter piace pro place here late today wher - J and professional men have rifle ot the street si ould be used ‘olan. former guarad at the State that working for several years to sol’ nije or residences Training Bchoo! for Rove, was taken ‘ ‘ _* _ ec aks proolems growing out of the heav} Branham, who recently acquired | ‘Bt? custody, on a charge of In iting ce ‘immigration of negroes from the the Kerens residence at about a to riot. Mre. Orion Manson, super- ; mn’ ? a $s) Hog ori“ coe? intendent of the Boye Training v4 . * r) / & : ; " ! ) Pians f th evndicate for the As last 1 ht what hool, announced tonight that «a PR HEYE INVESTMEN ‘ ' . si : - a len wilding ; to} per int Chae eat aa i and ral util rnoachine _ with an experteced ‘ - ," Viet : : ’ : : . “ , ' = ; . te : , e c | yee | ‘ aye i nacre P ) ~— of rs nt prop rti 7 ble ; perator t ad been ner up at the . -« *) ~ ‘ | . " . ‘ ” 4 ? * 4 _ . ea VA : if i - ; ; 4 e. i; ie: : ; ) th P (,rocer, : vi c | . . in , = 2 : : ; J ’ saat . nili nav , “omfortab! , 4 o, Tene declined give the mem ber i hoo! for ‘ p' irpore 4 protecting te pe | th ong UI ne_ | ! ae ; ih. enue ' ; —? a oh well (mprovement asso- the tnmates and the people em " , veaterc iy ected r soe ployed there of LT RPA ‘Ham- ~~, , ; .ortnerr rit iee ed ehatrman and Charlies E Prade ly rn secretary Bradley in the owner of CHRISTIAN RESIGNS POSITION , r " the property at 12 Vandevente nduct a board- | gy the saieetenal 2 +. leat year resu! WASHINGTON, Aug 11 —Pree!- . Latinas a 4 boarding use it Aent Coolidge today accepted the —————, give _Iacovieff shor in tH ay Pe | | cone elie | ye junction rranted in the Circuit resign of George B. Christian. Pa: awit . ry Re ruide “ | ocaadll or sa e! | curt hh is case is now pend- Jr., secretary to the late President Cg A NT cc SOG OE NE sO MAS aie 3 er gee 4S A and governec 6 48 , mae _ is } je Bits Supreme Court, on Harding with the understanding INS allt tf pas thoes a a see Bnd tec . 1% rooms; ne , RUSINESS es sp t N RT p A appeal that It would not become tmmedéiate- Y B ARG. AIN me PS. $350 ren ; h. 2602 ARDWAKe ote new atock ner called 2 ice —_——— — ~~ . : | ) with reve ro COFIt? BAND 0 CE ROGR M — ly effective. Christian will remain en nice oo fea uranite C : oe Yee rare oppor’ : cies oa gies 7 otic. a viet vers = va ? : : PUBLIC SERVICE “COMMISSION until the new regime in the exzecu- e500, A . ORTON g room an¢é bath B5000., Oe. : ts that be at | Falkenhainer’s Musicians to Play In tive offices has become fully estab- nl 3 } : , ae a wll : eT “OoRE—Rest Wert E: } ' . = nae } fait! | ite % Forest Park This Afternoon TO CONSIDER FLECTRIC RATE CUT lished 1 geen | tion, compliers runt 7 nl | oe 'v ering § ne? : entor n ‘he following program will There hase been no tntimation as ‘wing nd oer lan an 72 eum: PUnGS. = , w furt Ss : —— an ittie wart : | vert : \iner and or &: or to who willl become Present Coao'\- . i | . — ae ‘ ‘ ° . - : eye : : » | ete : to the presidency. ins 5008 | . Lien aa , Herbert | Mi | Public { mmission -_—-_— —— a. om C7 todas | ey rent ris : atk Apa Nocturne . or yr ry Gin} \e- pat Preur Killed on Grade Crossing. - ynotern Bo ing q My , / "\ are te ; y AS E P ted 3 ne’ price Be" | er. : — ’ : a ; pe " | | b - Hermit , _ te . To a | H eet — “ . MIC MIGAN CITY, Aug 11 —Mre wn lor ation _~ q . . . ; ; ; oe ; . ™ 7 4 : »hailre ene e2noo. : "7 ' ” “ts? « “ . . , a4 Tor He uy ro . " . ie a 7 . . . cas ‘ern T ct?) anc Leacum.

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. 91. LOUis FOST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily PQST-DISPATCH aione Approximately Equals that of the Daily Ulobe-Democrat and the Times Combined. fll $65.00 Dresser These beautiful Dressers are finished in mahogany. Your just as illustrated. They are ~eveebened living room is incomplete enamel-finished. in ivo d . = : , ; ry an . RWQ UW without one of these gor- | , . ) ‘ : , geous Tables. Priced special Y cy ' Priced special this 2nd a : ie for this 2nd Anniversary a | | Anniversary Sale— _ PART E S; ] > pepe az F » yh 11e ) } ed $40 Davenport Table aN) This splendid Davenport Ta- ble is well constructed and ALLL yy, 7 Adding Machines Adoption Attorneys RET Auditing &@ Accounting... Automobiles ‘Aute Travel Trips 7 ml " — DEATH‘: Se A Rl ei er gi se HT) By is In . > - Sy mu — —_ Monday begins the third week of our mammoth 2nd An- Whether you wish to furnish an entire home or just | New contracts have been closed, more Furniture has been A small down payment and balance in convenient month- . | daily niversary Sale. The splendid values offered are going to | buy an odd piece, you will find it to vour advantage | arriving daily to make this third week a real worl . | Deaths. Firat 6 lines “oe ' going ’ | ’ ; 4 g ; d beater. ly payments will enable you to take advantage of any of | m, $200, Ur ake Meme make this week an even greater success than the previous to make your purchase at the UNION during this Don’t put it off any longer. Buy your Furniture now and our extraordinary 2nd Anniversary offerings. This is your | "rice. 25¢ line daily, or 8 ; reeks Do rere reco b > Ss. | 3 / eS: .¢ , S m 9D 0% anor Fy two weeks, which were record breaker | 2d Anniversary Sale. save from 20% to 30%. opportunity to save money! ‘ | ALBER—Fntered into rest on F 19 2922, at 5:45 p. M.. ) (nee Kern) of ee es - A Dan i f a4 ty . —— : ° = , ° lle en | Bit fy, i. iP. ? » aT : + " marco = - ~ . ge . % Py “ - ; P ; . “| d ‘ " ~ from V“ eicks liros uner J a} 4 . # . . —s sec? - a “ S.. ~S% SS /0. Yu SY tex. > ——— : : y~ ; 7 ; ; ty ra \ : A ‘ : = ———* amb =: 7A ie ~* ee fc Ss . Fa : e. ~ : f - 1. —— | ' ue, on Monday, J a ‘ ah. - vd ' ' aaa : , - 7 a a = ’ ; Sanit Nellefontaine (eT ~ - AQ .* ~+.. exe - : ag ‘ — oi . 8 —« ene hi armen Pal : , . ~ Tz. , A " ' — te ip j o. A / ode "ae mt - i ornmi peri a“ * a cr oP fee tt - —eaeeSes~ w ’.., |. . . bal ...Eintered into rest in ay ae he. y Friday. August 10, if 7 Princeton avenue 1 Gis, Sa cae BS SAS a ee ee —— , $200 Overstuffed Living- Beautiful 5-Piece Mey ei co: or NF Nac he ee I mate arg beige a - @aul ] ‘ RR NAS es AT RES, ee {-— . j . dear father of ¢ onrad Jt Room Outtit yh Se ae hy : » 3 SR AAR i : H Budke E d T bli B kf. t omy t $60 Ch Cl f ie ps PE Pe ee eek ks CP ER RE BB is Due aetics o — rai - This gorgeous 3-piece Overstuffed Sulte is upholstered in a high-grade i a es $1 10 Gas R rea as e ima ose ' _ weneries W. nurton, usband. velour or tapestry. It has the Marshall spring loose cushion construc- These beautiful mahogany ange Just as illustrated. Consists This magnificent China Closet . Filsabeth Burton (nee Brumagie! tion and consists of 80-in. Chesterfield, side chair finished End Tabl ll] Tht! l t high G f d leaf b] df oo Eee *_ hive. sw. 7 ene Aegean . ~ Inis “n ables are we s elegan gh - oven as 60 rop- in- 275 4 Pp B ad ‘ YB, pa ear $1394 : orrieat table and four is well constructed and fine % -ic. Bedroom Suite te er TA a einer soca —— ¢ P ' — ~~ —_— ~lale 2s « = aS = 223 and rocker. Complete with beautiful davenport , Ra ia fi ° . , . . , constructed. and come in the nge is finished in blue-or gray hairs. It is well built and ished in walnut. A startling “irom Kriegshauser’s ¢ table. Priced in this 2nd Anniversary Sale. only enamel and has 6 bu r w fi hed Bed ” nu Monday A ‘ J , J . rners. It alnut-fints e edroom Suite. we constructed: f bow-end , p ve a . 2 t { it 9 1! t te : ull-size Mant — r Re ™ "7 onearal octagon shape. Special for enamel finished. An astound- vy ; ; ig 2 : g Pp Sp ja a wondérful baker. Priced stound- value, priced in this 2nd An bed, dresser, chifforobe and vanity, as {llus- 2 pm. _ interment 4 tana this $3 AS special in this 2nd $69 a5 ing value , 18 75 niversary Sale trated. Special for this cows clearance.. e Anniversary Sale.. e at. + A ney $39.75 2nd Anniversary Sale TerTrervretT., = ere nieure W.Entered into fr or = nag oe 11. 1923, at i*s t Teresa Cogan, beloved daughter Ir. James C,. and Ellen 3S 3 2 ES SESS See aod foment f od SS SS SS OO SS ES $1.00 Mixing Bowl ‘Syl 9 = 2 e's ; , . f . William and Loula Duerbeck « | . xing ow S = ia = | ' . i Grethman, our dear grand grandmother and mother-in-la 1 } i. - 4 ) Remaina will ile in estate at Cc : i. ee j "514 Verte avenue. until! Sund | T ~~ NY = See Funeral Sunday. 2:30 p. m. { ' oe : 2. a \s Mf Jef? . = : Schuma: her's chapel, end North Market etreet. to f — i bce. cect Ty! : : Rwian ey es P = co PA es a ss * ety ME}! “ande A | ——a 4 \ ) 3 , | 7 FARNWR Entered into reat = ) = . — =I. These magnificent | ad . . August 11, 1923, at 9:40 1 yi al , Electric Toroheres these splendid \= = (Sa ee ) , | ¢ suerite Earner. beloved ana emnnnn hes r } i $5Electric Iron heavy glass Mix- SS, ZZ ) 2 and Marguerite Farner (nee | , Tu - @anet* come in a variety of men § in Bow! = of Lorraine and John Farner i - ' colors. The base is fin- ‘ie | > ee ee = : 2 ¥ | granddaughter and niece, Ggems ) oe i . WY, | 2 F olding 2 AS in sets of five in sor oro | eee : af ‘ ished in gold bronze; — | S = e bowls. They are 2 Funeral from the family tq . . . . “sg (or ” o 0 : complete with cord and | Step Stool A well-made Electric (ideal for mixing@ i 1}, at 10, o'clock, to Caled $300 Mohair Overstuffed Suite | plug: & Fare | are conde nen Sooo Iron, and guaranteed [cake ingredients ~ earoom uite ae ee ¥ . value in this stained |: ee ee pi | x : E . “i z : Sen Onk. «(They are | for one year. Complete (etc. Very special Cleverly designed and carefully constructed. It {fs finished in walnut we ios3. 9 ‘er- 2 well braced w | d Anniy er =~ race with fron rods. with cord and plug. | for this 2d An- and comprises full-size bow-end bed large ‘ ; . ° \usaband l ll l l ll Il ll l wing fireside chair or rocker. A remarkable ra value. 2nd Anniversary Sale price era! Tuseday, Aug. 14 F 71 Nouthweet avenue at 4 ear bs Mew, Host os la OG Dia jell filly in Innocenta (hurch Decea wl : Sp ML u ) = E ! ) R 4 j i leAndrela Counctl Kniahte a = ees = ug Specials — Hi ee TR — “p i! . Wy ) . —_ & KICHSCHLAG—Entered into : lay Aum 10, 19223. at 44 art ° ‘ : J Ki hechiag. beloved hw a Visit our Rug Department during : 5 oo > ichachinn inte elena md ww Mire Edna LD Sly qnee Etc 'rother, father-in-law brot ‘necle, at the age of 68 years. Funeral on Monday, Ave. 1 from reelidence. tore iH lark Lawn Cemetery ; a Hn Ht , | this sale. You will find a large OF | ea aes A alt y\ abe ME) dade Wel di selection of domestic and Oriental | . : ¢ - : ‘ umt : GR OOIG EGP: = ee a — 1 > eee er ey ae patterned Rugs that reflect good |, . + | “' —— as wr’ af ' — TTT Te ; > we taste, and at prices exceedingly low. [i i ee 9x12 Axminster ...... $44.75 272 BAN We ie SPIRITUA Outfit 9x12 Velvet .... $84.50 fied / -: (oe Massive Brass Bed, complete 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Art i Fig: ; ‘ . healing: Tuceday: 8 Doe massive Davenette Suite is upholstered in fine quality brown with cotton and felt mattress Squares, in one piece, without a late ; | Pad me | ee e—> ~~ This saturdily made Baby Carria , _ aby C; ge ATF Spanish imitation leather. The diva we sn a re n opens into a full-size and Simmons spring. has all the latest improvements. ell « nstructed, finished in poss ssing all the elements of ut- Armchair and rocker to match. A beautiful ,. 4 ° value. Priced i — this border $2.90 3 A > : e netton ie ae . e . 6-4 eee 8.8 Hee eo @ ee 6 6 e ‘* oe, CY : wer netics Mra. (ireesinger ! BS , ss ] , PUTED } “ . » - & | Fans Roe pee feel yo |p : . = : PLA Cateye pectoris mura Spee ve» rass e , ee REr som ft + dh See wetesse: $35 Baby Carriage , 02% Buffet $12.€0 Mattress 8% Massive Davenette Suite ‘ : ™ > Beautiful Colonial Buffet, ‘rnis ts a so:t luxurious Mattress, It is enamel! fini: ‘ery olden oak, with ‘rence most comforts It ts price ; ‘ , ished. Very spe M4 French P d at this that you will want to possess. Special in this clear- , . fem eyla a © Cay. Thureday. 6 p m,. M cial in this 2nqd plate mirror extremely iow price for this 2nd clearance Anniversary Sale.. e back Anniversary Sale, ° ' o only se ‘Hine? DIVINE—Mre, y "a8 from Ohio Meeting Tw ~ = - .° eee + Thursday & oF. m 14672 2 — id : - f T ¢! oe: > ™ "705 Olasecow, Mra TUUDUE ~~ hd | ri 4 if P.RST UNITY SPIRITUA iy ae es a H! | “ 1,3 : ee, ~Eagies’ Hall. Services T id rk | a & | | | =f : 1 : prix J nb | ) : | B're AYA | | a. | _ FOUNTAIN OF LIFE = , ‘ . | Wy : : . . 4m healing services Wed 4145 Deimar. Mre. Carroll, ijth ef Finest SPrirRIiTvalLiIsaT o SEW THOUGHT CENT Tuesday, 3 o clock; fre Assman ee ee ee ee ' ri GOLDEN STAR CENTE EE _ Suncare, 2: 30 re , STIRITUALISOT ttURCH ‘y and Friday. 7:30 p @& “le c rar Mies Hoillleter SS : ORGANIZED SPI Affiliated with State ————— l Each piece of this magnificent Suite is upholetered in a fine grade — sary Sale. A x Prix “ree ee On © eer er ee - rs ee a Forres cHurne i, ’ Yes 2.30, Pn 7 1 VHURCH—3 tnd 7.40 » ¥ “Soils, KiGnTH «nHuURCH—¢é “20 = ht Mi ij . , eke & : gender. ats ~ = Mre a a, “= foaet fo — Lo I ge . ne : w

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Qasgive reed rdy link fabric aD eolUND Y convenient month- advantage of any of erings. This is your oom Suite ucted; full-size bow-end >189 75 S Reed End Day-Be into a full-size hifforobe ry low Price for sss... PLY5O uite Tt ts finishea in walnut PLL AGHIOS > iw" ; SONS INRA A RBA — d = VAVMPT?I1 Sp, - — Suite hed in walnut and con- 20 ~ $1§'7:50 end Day-Bed ring and hed. this 2n4 At 49 ot SRE é MIMO ~~ NG on ENS ay RAN SAY SSS SQ \ 7 * 7 7 a Sed EM PLOYMENT a LOST. ee sd eee . all — a = ——————Ss PART EIGHT.. Productive — Publicity, Progress, Profits. SS IY ot eee NORA NAAT AAR SDT F ">= | TE>TW ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1923, $e ——— j —————— —— ===” —— — ——— ee ———— aT ec Ct: tt tia = es = Sennen eee an “er ‘ beloved mother of Julia M. Hartnett de her (nee Kern) of 2813 Lyon | » a artnett, ar — “ ag Ferg mathar of Dr. Herman Alber daughter of Mrs. Mary Shea and the late f= y mi. ifram, ert 7 ys st an Albe at the age of SU years. | Patrick J. Shea and sister of Anna E. Shea. E ~ Cor = a an ee sate a hein ‘on Sunday, Aug. 12. at 3 p. m.,| Ailce M. Frank T.. Edward D. Shea and | “2"@ O'Connell, our dear sister, sister-in- , Aneta - ~ mares |Mrs. Oscar H. Wolf? ay ~ in-law, aunt and grandmother. rom Weick mw €=6tuneral . Due notice will be gir ff — ‘yrseventh year. a ewanrd ta * St. arcus given of funeral at . South Grand boulevard poke the family residence, 4230 Cleve! and avenue Funeral Tuesday, August 14, at 2 p. m., ery. telatives and friends invfed to ; . Pe ae — | HENKE-JOHNS—Entered into rest on Bat. oom Frovest- -Drefimann chapel, 3710 North urday, Aug. 11, 1923. at & a. m.. Elize. | vulevard, to Valhalla thereat (cl) MNOLD—Entered into rest on Friday. | beth Henke. dear mother of Anna Krucke- | aus. 10, 1923. at 11 p. m., Henry Ar-| meyer ‘nee Johns), Paul. John, Martha | CARD OF TH THANKS beloved mother of Mrs. peld, relict of Anns Mi: rea ret Arnold (ne€) Knop (nee Johns), Ben, Christina. Schmitz | — ————— ——_—— Meas) and beloved father o H nry i ao (nee Johns), and George Johns. and our | , Mra. C. M. Swain and a0 n Wish to thank god, Mire. A. C. F. Meyer and Mre. Fdith! gear mother-in-law, grandmother and great- | Polar Star Lodge, No. 79, A F and A. M., A. Martin . — | Srandmother, at the age of &2 years. Rev. Ewing; the undertaker, Mr Bergesch, | Funera vA it take piace from res) dence a Funera! from residence of daughter. Mrs. and all the friends for their kindness and Mr A.C. F. Meyer, 1605 Missou o) #ve-| Anna Kruckemeyer, 8535 Octavia avenue, | 5) UPathy and beautiful floral pieces offered | a am Mendes Aug. 13. at 9:30 a. m . Guring the iliness and death f de nye, On iar Cemetery Fy.| Jennings. Mo., Tuesday, Aug. 14. at 8:30 b d a. Inierment in ellefontaine meter (7, |@- ™., to Corpus-Christ! Church. thence to uBband and father, Charies M. Swain. 1 peral private Cc alvary Cemetery. Deceased was a membe rivat r We desire to ext thank | RE—Fntered into rest in Salt Lake of the Altar Bovlsty of r , ae dor Ge ee te cur. pel- “7 'ietdes Auguat 10. 1923. Conrad y Holy Trinity — a1) — von com ioe os = oa ea ma i agg a Pa ieee ewes University ! y own in our Be ereavement in- the Budke &r., Princeto HU BEN—Fntered-into reat on Friday. Aug. | 088 Of our beloved wife, daughter and sister, City, beloved husband of Elsie Wormser 10, 1923. |Dora Kelly Stue ; og peng gy 4 at 6:50 p. m., Ida May Huber | ily Stuesse!l: also for. the many flora! Rudke, dear father of Conrad Jr. and Lou (nee Yaeckel) of 352°6A Wyoming street, | Offering H Budke beloved wife of the late Dr. J. B. H |_| WMl. BF. STUESSEL AND KELLY r rin ral 1} » de uber, Shi, A. -Y¥ FAMILY Due notice of funeral will be given. . dear mother of Mrs. C. H. Fuller, Mrs. J. | : BURTON—On Thursdcas Aug. 9. 1923.) E. Schmidt. Mrs. Edwin Rutstein, Mrs. G | We desire to thank our relatives end | friends ior their ki nuness and *eympathy Charies W. Burton, husband of the iate | E. Shinall, Mrs. Walter M: irphy (nee. Hub- Fileabeth Burton (nee Brumagin), dear fath- | or), and Julius B. Huber Jr., our dear sis- | ®>O’n us in our sad bereavement ir the less er of Harry W., James E.. Russeii L. and | ter. sister-in-law, mother-in-law. grand- | of our beloved mother. Philipina Sto a##e!l!. an burton and Mre. S W. Shore. and | mother and aunt, at the age of 59 years, | OUT MOther-in-law. grandmother, great-crand. Mildres Rurton. dear father-in-law and Funera! on Tuesday. Aur. 14. at 8:30 4 inot her; also Pech Mezer of St, Andrew pmpetat her, In his sixty-second vear 'm., from Zeigenheitn Bros chapel, 2623 | ©?Urch for bis consoling words, the pallbear- Funern! from Kriegshauser's chape!. 4102 Cherokee, to 8t. Anthony's Ch he c ers, Wacker-Helderle, un ortaners, nd for Manchester avenue, Monday. Aug. 13. at ~ . , wan we a thence the beautiful fioral off . weet oo + age» gn A Cometers to St. Peter and F auls ( emetery. (Ci) me un us REA - *k a FAY > F : Lt, ae oo | Binion me 2 Hen eran Kv} and Hann! bal M } DA RAISE R—On Friday, August 10, 1923, at - ~ ‘ og pete please ah stilt Hannibal, Mo., Joseph W. Kaiser, beloved We wish to thank our relatives and friends (COGAN Entered into re on Saturday, husband of Kat herine Kairer (nee Bassen), | for their sympathy shown us in our jute be- August 11. 1923. at 495 p. m.. Mary | Gear father of Felix E., Otto E.. Theodore rea\ emenit in the death of my dear husband Teresa Cogan, beloved daughter of the late | E. and Julins M. Kaiser and Emilie Beloh- | and father Thanking Rev Bohnson, for his ;radsky, Frieda Beyer ‘nee haiser), and step- | ©°nsoling words, and pa lbearers, Wrewers’ Tr. James CC. and Ellen Cogan, dear sister | of Martin J.. Margaret E.. Robert E.. Wil- ; father of Charlies F. Hasren and our ont | oh Maltsters’ Union No. 6, and Urteratuet- liam A. Cogan and Mrs. Thomas ©. Moore. | father- in-law, grandfather and uncle, in his — As ere in No 1, and the Hoffmeister Un- Es Beem the family redidence. 7800 | seventy-second year. : [lel hey ore: and thanking for the beautiful &. Charlies road (Berniere Place). Tuesday, | Funera] from the Schumacher's funeral | ‘/0ra! offerings é BS August 14. at { a. nm St. Catherine's | home, 3013 Meramec street, Sunday, August | MRS. E. RITTMANN AND SON. « Church; interment in Calvary Cemetery.(cl) | 1%. at 3 p. m., to Park Lawn Cemetery. We dest ! | g Sire to extend our heartfelt thanke COMER—WPntered into rest on Friday, Aug bewr—gris 2 into rest on Saturday, |‘O our relatives and many friends for the 10, 18923, at 12:35 a. m., Patrick Hz. | August 11, 1023, at 12:05 p. m., Cath- | kindness and sympathy shown Us In out Comer, dearly beloved husband of the late Tine Kaspar (nee Wolf), of 3522 Wisconsin | past be reavement in the loss of our beloved Leonora Comer, dear father of Henry, | venue, dearly beloved wife of John Kaspar, | hust an lear father and grandfather, Dr Thomas, Paul, Mrs. Catherine Davis, Vir- | Our dear sister and sister-in-law, tn her | Rn Schleeter, Gah ate, “he Beautiful floral ginta and Myra and our dear grandfather, | fifty-fi rat year ; © | Lodwe s 207 ‘A tt. a reat-grandfather and brother-in-law, aged | Funeral from Kutis’ new Ghapel, [906 )| Loder, No. 267, A. ] and A. M.. and Beacon 0 years | Gravois avenue, on Tuenday, August/14, at | Chapter, No. 258, O. E. S., also Beacon 5 1:30 p. m., to 8t. Wencesiaus Church. | Chapter Choir We also wish to thank the Funeral from family residence, 5RA5 Ro- ap ; | maine place, Sunday. Aug. 12, at 2:30 p. | interment in SS. Peter and Pau!'s Cemetery. | le!dner Undertaking Co. for their splea lid m., to St. John’s Cemetery Deceased was a member of St. Barbara |5¢Tvices ; Paris and Memphis (Tenn.) papers please | Society No. 43. (cl) | © grr Fe gy ree ong Wife, and ESTELLE 7) | « 3 aughter ic) a iat tos . w fo | KOLF—on Friday, Aug. 10, 1923, at 5 es af _ Au & 1923 r t s Ay any rs ane a. m., Aloy® Kolf, dear beloved son of We desire to extend our heartfelt thanks Donnelly. cegr mother of Clara Docnelle |M@x_ and Clara Kolf (nee Stock), and dear |to our relatives and many friends for the Cook and I i — hy ; ry. oo at ayo of brother of Adolph, Mre. Emiliea Milier (nee kindness and sympathy shown us fn our paet wc Wells oi otis oe olf) and Clemens Kolf, and our dear Semen. 3m — loss of my beloved aus- Py ; . " € . wv ag anc Our Gear father an: d if tl Funeral from ¢. upton. ch brother-in-law and uncle, aged 28 years. youl krandfather, » atre ; ov wei var: iy Funeral will take place on Monday, Aug. |tudolph BR. Wilsmann. We wish to especial) live street. Mond : - 4 } _— pee Ae. 25 vhs “ 13. at S a. m., from family residence, 1828 ;'¥ re ey Rey Paul Press for nis words of ial Lami street, to St. Agnes Church, thence to | ‘O™Cvlence,. the pa ibearers for their kind DOWNEY—On Saturday, Aug. 11, 1923. at! ss Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Friends and |S¢™Vice. the members of Bremen Loige, No ° 1s KK TY) dw ard F I) wnes dear eon | relatives are invited. (c7) & and of St Lauis Lodge, No 4. Amalgn- of John M. and Kate Downey (nee Dalton). | mated. Association of Iron, Sieel and Tin Gear father of Edward I). and Mary Dow- | LUGON—Entered into rest on Satur- | Workers, Math Hermann & Son. undertakers, ney, brother of Mrs. Danie! J. Siegel and day. Aug. 11, at 7:30 a. m Francie |for their prompt attention and tor the re- Mrs. Robert F. Lyons, our dea: uncie and |-uUgon, beloved husband of Mre. Catherine membrances expressed through the inany nephew Lugon, dear father of F. M. Bliss, our dear beautiful floral ‘offerings “i Puneral from Olid Florissant rd.. Nor- | father-in-law and grandfather MRS _ ott DOLPH WILSMANN, SONS AND many, Monday. Aug. 13. at # a. m.. to Bt The funeral will take place on Monday DAUGHTERS Edward's Church. Interment Calvary Ceme- Aug oa at 8:30 a ~ a pee ge tery .» | 6037 arney av.. to the Church o the DUERKBECK g et Nativity, thence to Fee Fee Cemetery ( vl IN MEMORIAM * ee ——Ente ra into r Th +) ‘ ov nemor ‘ ie t or O Gay, Aug. 8, 1923 a | a. F tere LYN€¢H—Entered into rest on Thursday. PE Boy Ke ‘ite p Poms nee a man, wh Dwerbeck. age 76 years, beloved mother of August §, 1923, at 9:20 p. m.. Mary B. Sadiy niissed by her Wiliam and Loulg lbuerbeck and Mre Fred Lynch (nee Halloran). beloved wife of De- HUSBAND AND BON. Grethman, our dear crandmother, great. | tective Sergeant Patrick J. Lynch and cur Grandmother and mother-in-law ' | dear mother, and dear sister of Mrs. Annie Remains wil! le in state at her residence, | Stevens. In sad, but loving memory of George D "514 Parle avenve. unti! Sunday, © «@ | Funeral from residence, 1720 Arlington -Onnen, who Ceparted this life Aug. 10. Funeral Sunday. 2:30 p. m. from Willlam | @venue, on Monday, August 13, at 8:30) a. } 1021 M. Schumacher'’s chape! Jefferson atrenne ' ™m., to St. Edwards Church. Interment in Sadly missed by those who loved him. end North Market street. to the Bethany Calvary Cemetery. (Cc) FRIENDS. matars (C7) McMURRAY—Entered into rest on Friday. | "ye EARN!R - Entered into reat on Saturday. August 10, 1923, at 4 a. m., Willlam H. In loving memory of mv dear husdand beloved husband of Mrs. Philo- and daddy, Alfred Wm. Allien, who ,.issed —_ Q° : McMurray, Sugust 11. 1923. at 9:40 a. m., Mar- 4 Banks), father of aWay one year ago guerite Earner, beloved daughter of John J. mena McMurray “(nee ng od Ma : Vil ,| When twilight comes and in the wes and Marruert Farner (nee Ryan’). sister meg me Frank, Leo, \ iam The sun _~ sinking low. est .orraine and John Earner Jr., our dear Alonzo 3 wet he + 'L think of yor whor we loved bes ~~, ht n Funeral services will be held from Bt. mh you, om ove t, oO enter and niece, aged & months and . , (hur pel of long ago Gays Elizabeth Church at oclock Menuday Sailv missed by ; _ , . . of . . + j bs ‘ ; "Panera from the fami!y residence. BASAK morning. Interment Calvary Cemetery. (c WIFE 4ND RARY. (¢-\ hee t 10% on Monday morning, August MASSMAN—Entered into rest, suddenly, on —— 7 at oclock.§ ty { alvary Cemetery ridav Aug 10. 1p2s et S-:15 a ”.. In memory of our dearest Caughter anc unera! private 'C) George F Mass man beloved husband of | #ister. Antoinette Dietz, a to: eparted this . m ’ ‘ ~~ - 4 - ¢ ° »* ONG Dnt , bore Mass inee Kuhimafin) inar fe cue year ago, AUR “fee + a ee _ are be Saturdas “an oh of ‘Edward Prank and Emma Mass- a is our memory, that shall never 23. at 4020 “ IT i ’ ‘a ; — ; r Le : ,80e fifty sist RY ; m his an -in-law. father-in-law. gra‘d- bond eet. John T English. belove fatto yw abortn-inw and "uncle, Roses may wither. fade and ate. 4 oO thers forget you, ne — -— a. husband of Anna Er glist - : lear fa ver of John P Edward ste Arthas aged GS years and }5 days lo 7814 adiy missed by parents phe os deer 3 and Harry W. English and | « ee ae ee hoa 36 at BEI NHAR > FF. 2 BITZ, — NSPE re OUT Gear brother »t j ome . Sou o "AY ‘ vy. v4 AR . m.. Henry Funeral Sundev, Aur. 12. at . * n. m., | How herd it was to part with vou. mg beloved husband of Emite | trom residence of her son, Cary R. Sloan of Sadly missed by hin, Eine Diy qnes Eichechiag), our” dear | 1025 Grand View place, to Valhalla Ceme- | WIFE _AND CHILDREN une! oar. father-t law. brother-in. law and | ry ray In loving memory of my Gear wife, Fiiza- “Peon ne, 188 of 58 veare 'MUELLER—On Thursday, August #. 1723. | born Antoinette Loggins, who died Aug 11. lrg era! on Monday, Aug. 13. at 3 p. m at 7:50 p. m., Katherine Mueller, 3129 (i900 a: 7g m Pack reeicence ATO liumphrey street ‘© Meramec street. dearly beloved mother of ™ sawn Cemetery (C7) Frank Mueller and our dear grandmother, | Today I reca!l sad memories of my loved one | Se great-grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. gone to rest, Funeral on Monday. August 13, at &:30 And the one who thinks of her is the one tha A ‘a m.. from Gebken chapel. 2842 Meramec loves her best street, to St. Anthony's Church; thence to Sadly missed by husband hables anc SS Peter and Paul's Cemetery. sisters. JOHN H. LOGGINS SP] R IT U | [F—Entered into rest on Friday, Aug. | ‘ of my dear belove: f “" A iB ] S M PAGF 6:30 a. m., the Rev. Dr. | ¢," Memory of my dea ye Mg 1098, 1923. at Edna Bode, who departed this life Aug a th Fm. Page, beloved husband of Anna L. | 905 ee C as - ’ i os . . — | Page, doar eon yor gy — _— Bon | She bid no one a last farewell. THE new Pevchoic ) Los Angeles. Cal.; rs. G. D. I She nid goodby to none healing ll Ae at 4234 Mat 2 Hayward, Wis... and Ralph Ww. Page. and Her loving heart had ceased to beat, BPIR) ~~ ttet Tae pid our dear father-in-law, grandfather and | And before I knew {t. she ~’as gone ‘MTUAL CHURCH—T vesday evening, 5&8 great-grandfather, in his eighty-fitth year. | When I! lost vou. dear wife >» ™ Mre. Marcus 1615 8. 7th. Funeral from residence, 2205A Potomac | ‘ lost my Genres* pa! ae Meeting Monday. & p. m. until fur street, Sunday. Aur. 12, at 3 p. m., to at Sadiy missed be husband. mother, eteter MOT MAL he Mre Gresesinger — Eenatoe | St. Marcus Cemet..y. ‘©*? | and all those who loved he- (ec) SSENCE OF THE SOUL meetina Mon- | REIS—Fntered into rest on Friday. Aug Say. Thureda, & >. m i580. Wel listen I 10. 1923, at 3:20 a. m., Hazel A. Rel —= ¢ = tot es . . . . “ oTing memor’ oO ou ~e-lio+rTrernl Aue") | & 90) (nee Frey). beloved wife of Irwin FP. Reta, ter and sister. Mvyrtie. who “Cenrarted this life ba: HURCH DIVINE—Mre Annie Johnsen. dear mother of Bernice Reis. beloved Gaugh- | two years ago Augrur* 7. 197) ~ > from Oh Meeting Tuesday. 2 p. m. | ter of Mr. and Mre. Thomas King. dear sis- | I ge AD - 140° Francis, Friday 2 ter of Florence Kirk (nee Frey), Edwin and | Time rolle on. {t will not stay n sinegmow. Mr Johngon Hienr? Frey. and Thomas, Mary and Eliza- How we feel since that ead dry ms ‘RST UNITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH beth King, age 25 years ané 11 months. | With one so loving. kind and true a eaeien’ Hall. Services Thursday, 7:30 p.m Funeral from Roberts wegen _s = | How hard it teed part with rou. Ca: ne services Wed inesaday, S D mM. levard. Monday. Aug. 1 at t yer ; _ Church. Interment at 6S. Peter and Pauls | Lies the one we love geo dearly B. 7802 Howard ao Mire’ Cr Oe anicy | Cometery. mame, | ee ea es "NKLE—Fntered into rest on Saturday, | . l8ip x a T — Wednesda ye. So m. —— L 1223. at 9:30 a. m.. Mre. Lil- | Peaceful) be vour ween fear Mryryrtie. 5 me | Me Runkle, beloved wife of Harry Runkie _" — oe _ a name; , ter n life we iIrvec or ° ) ieee ott Lt V'ALIST ORGANIZATION | ae, if ¢ ng SC naear a ny of In @eath we do the same THe (, 4] rmract . ee DR 1 ‘ at » . . ’ ‘ tifa te i * he on Thesday, 2 © clock Sieanhaw avendive Mrs. Nettie Schaffer, and sister-in-law of ge Re ore ENTS RROTHERS AND in A sarnn ne ws : «ha . Mrs. Alice Schokmiller. S'STERS IR” Rg ore . i Gi LDEN e7 Vien "NTE RH 3830 Tholo n Funeral from Bergesch funera) parlors, - —— —: = — ——— : Bundayve, 2940 1 fons: ag ee Schell oe 3661 Washington boulevard. on Tuesday, BPIRITUALI@T om HCH-—Every Wednes. | Aus. 14, et 2:30 p. m. Interment Vaiha y UNDERTAKERS —~ and Friday, 2.30 p.m. 1214 Cass av.,| Cemetery 1 ar 7 " ; s Milas Hollister ALKFR—Fintereéd tnto rest Friday. Au- 7 = cmaeom ae 10, 1922. Marie B. Walker (nee Hil!), PEE , ORGANIZED SPIRITUALISTS beloved wife of Layrence FE. Walker, mother shee ated with Btate and National As- | of Ethel Ree 7 at wy? Seugnter = = NEW Fl NERAL HOME alow Van Titchesr.! ane x years Tren | ¥ . ror vv Ubject Te , cer ‘n-‘eaw of Mre Frhe! EL Franklin. | 3075 LAFATET A Luke lO. 1. ue Alissionary Work.’ _ Monday, Aug. 13. at 2:30 p. m Nea cheree for 2 the most beautifu - FIRST CHURCH—110 W.. Courtois_st..| from residence, 6203 Lenox avenue, to Mem- S.A Mondays 2 Wednesdayve 8&8 p m Mre ortal Park Cemetery. ————— CHL e -gryes Pa “NK rice Deceased was a member of Ladies Aux- Gundaye S “}iT* RC H— 140904 Hodiamo oat av fliary. _ A of M. ic7 ‘ G * 2 and & ™ Mre Dornmer T.:es- - ° Fridays ®& 1 c DBERGER—Entered into rest on Fri SHiRD HURe H a 45! rt by st w a Aug. 10, 1923, at 10 a. m., George During 1922 the Post-Dispatch snuredaya ~ 30 Mra. Vierling «(Cherokee Wwiidberger. egg Saeme sean a printed 120,459 Real Fetate and Farm = Vu reer oe iM “ RTH CHUBCTE 4547 Labadie. of go on any Rertha —— ~» my — \nde—I7T.525 more than ite nearest Th day > vant d ye : brother o re nne Sirichs ridays >. ™ ure on ro —. ME an he mony | cempetiter and mere than SIX TEEWY bh XTH 1°’ see" an *? — : . . . her 4 H j Ma + 200 ‘ , ue oe grandfather and uncle, at the age of 62 TIMES as many as the TWO other 8¢. | * : , " . . ) — — irs omy red ia —. oS 1) \ Reus henbach p\ -_ on Monday. Aur 13. at 2 p.m. |. er’: eventing newspapers combined. “2. Wed) Some ~~ 4 " —_ ge fe Hy from family residence 4041 Oregon avenue, ‘ELFTH MUR 1. 49 Ww eal Mar-enu. | tt? Park Lawn Cemetery yw -~8 pm Mrs. ‘Ecker, Tihuredays, — Deceased was a member of Bt. —— ———— ® m Gch weitser dct) ‘|| on which the tree was situated. t} le Central Institute for the Deaf, | /ections are made. It ig exsential to wood beach on Meramec River: Lemay S ERVICE. FOR SALE. "AU TOS. M SSS“ CBCWMM GB Do”vvy9)J an OI S18 Sout ) ' ‘)) ar ) | “a th King’s highway. choose a variety that will do its Ferry road: peach and bathhouse now open: a ICE H.—Take the Lemay Ferry ena at the period in whieh it is ||| pienje ana camping grounds oac to gO by automobile from st | © grown. Early in August sow ‘BEALL — Soa, | Ur! 1. ere tj ; 6 beach || Louls to Ten Brook, Mo. It is aj ® TOW each of Unrivaled, Crisp as | setichanan seals ae a ein hg (39 | || distance of 25 miles. Ice, and New York or Wonderful. | -ABIN—HMeautil = gaaggr emcee ee These will provide you with let- ||| ~ stated thn nan Ae wu Cee Sueeetel Ty. @. Were ele furnished: Gas —— River; fine bathing aa’ c rite to the Soldiers uce from the middle of Septem- fishing, hunting spring. wondertu) caves nus Commiasion, Springfield, Iil..| ber until! Thankenivin At this i | rent cheap E. Stecke! Richland, Mo (#@) i CLU BH ie RE—Nice; furnished. with electric for information on the Tlliinois Sol- time the coldframe w 1 help. By || partment will remove any dead tree | Must be thinned to give ample room | a or month; references required Box which is a street tree. The expense | fOr the unhampered development of | | _H-3. Post Dispatch - ——— of filling up the hole which is left | the individual plant. Do the first | | COTTAGE—Furnished — on Pettle’s Hill after the tree's removal must be| thinning when the plants are large || _ Valley MPark. Forest a _. Se ine lo r r | Granite City lawyer. 20 years old. You might write to | Box. N. 20. Post ene nenedtibnnns:: CLUBHO l SE — } Troor 2 porches, com. Ww. J. C—You can sue the driver | your Congressman and Senator re- 1 pletely furnished Selnet’e Store, Jedbirg of the automobile which damaged / garding your son's court-martial your car, in a justice of the peace and ask hem to see that he is/| Mo.: cheap ; ee. . ‘ourt, and compel him to pay the; given a fiir trial and is not pun- ||| Grim HOUSE—At Ranken station. just li-bill for repalirs. shed more act aay ta than he de- it completed, 3 large roorna, large porch, YOURS SINCERELY.—(1) Wheth- | Perves. 3 ou might also try to have ||| partly furnished. 619 Fullerton Bi er the promoter and those in charge um releas J o NOV! | CLUB HOUSE S—} ™ acres on aaaael River: 2 club houses on property; on auto highway: also train stop: exceptiona! bar- of the business would be liable to T. W.—A father has a right to | | stockholders would depend upon’ direct and regulate the religious | : 0 oat-Di whether there had been any fraud | faith in which his child shall be |) £2in_ Box 0-194 Post-Dis. — or misrepreseptatioun. (2) A “blue brought up. provided that the texts | CLUBHUUSE—Or summer home, 6/x40 juet built; 7 rooma, large living ‘oom investment Thomses F. Pechan, 2022-24, || diers’ Bonus. the a F CMe ae nneent a sak” ts, at vali ley Park, jor Tio Pls h: rent | 1 E 1s score each o risp as ice and Won- es, A. SCHARFF, 1100 Pine at you can pn ine guaniat earn derful into the frame covering the | CLUBHOUSE — Furnished; near Valley i of your electric fan would be to | Plants during severely cold n ghtes Park; shade and good water. Grand | slip down the transformer or have | 27¢,,¥9U, may enjoy fresh lettuce $3185 (c) the fan rewound. until Christmas, depending upon the |) CLU BHOUSE—~ in Meramec, few miles west ' severity of the winter. In the cul- | of Valley Park, near Lincoln Beach; fur- ANXIOUS —The city forestry de- tivation of the plant the seedlings nished for 25 persons; will rent by day, | o_O sky’ permit is necessary to pro- of such religion do not inculeate é - . ) ‘onstruction: stone fireplace, screened | mote a company by selling stock violation of the laws of the land, porch, 58x12 “year porch 36x8; beautiful H. G. 8&—The wedding presents and the courts will not interfere view of Meramec River, 125 feet above | belong to the person to whom they. with the right unless there is an river; near St. Clair: $3500 flce 5 Cok. were given. If given to both the abuse of parental authority. How- tages 5 roome. one Garateee $19 fod j ‘ ‘ . : ' C so lot oO a _- : o |; husband and the wife, then the hus- | ever, the father cannot put the boy BENOIST, 1002 Title Gty. Bidg.. 7th and | band has an interest In them, but out of hie home or refuse to sup- |)) (esinut (c¥® nis OSS. ns =~ 0 fan pect i}; CLUB SITES—Acres, real 2 ast Grom ~ : , , } . | ! right on the Merame ‘iver at alley i MEDICAL QL ESTION S. t | Pack — a road to Fenton: dandy 60-acre | farm. fine land. some bottgm. hill. oluff | Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con J A, Se ee ee ae terms eidered. Diagnoses or treatment of individual cases will not be given. || very valuable for clubs and summer co thi ble i » -e hay || tages, JOS. F. DICKMANN 6233 Cheetnut age rpg ett gh om A ults as te iat yo “7 a pe COTTAGE—Val ley Park; 100-f¢t river front, Pd hich al il bring about the — . — “8 or 80% , . | 4 roome iaTgKe por h: excelient bon aon desired. P. D. BOOSTER.—It 1s injurious | furnished JE B._ Meare Forest_$078R. 7 ’ ) COTTAGE—Merame orest, glu ront ; SPA PLUG.—We have never to depend upon any sleeping potion ere X i | MBE 7 a “razor bump.” write indefinitely, for by long use. the wi nderful view nant eer, 7 oo a uae b ore apecific. amount nust be increased. and | electricity, running wa er. vllet.: a | fain and al eventually slee cannot be obtained summer home or ciub terme Call Mr SEN ! ld be one ~. yon . Gmith. Olive 7915 (c) GENE.--The trouble cou without it. Be examined for the Sn e i a ea ee ee KESORT FURNITI RE—Suitable for clut- if several! conditions, We advise YOU couse of the insomnia, and correct to consult a surgeon for advice and! ;,) i¢ possible house for sale cheap MecNeese's store, to an examination to determine Valley Park. Mo : the cause of the trouble. H. L.—Practically_ al! the &t RES —s ae sa lo or leare: —_ oe ~~ H. W—In rupture an operation !s Louis hospitals conduct nurses’ Me. my 3 aah ia iain from the logical and sensible thing and training schools. The following are St Louis between Gravois and Lemay Fer l we advise your having this done, @8 suggested: St. Louis City Hospital, ry road; restricted Hiverside 1680J (99) ee gives promise of the best re- Jarnes Hoepital, St. John’s Hos- ITE FOR HUNTING LODGE_440 acres sults pits =" St rend Hospital. Address 3 miles west of Bourbon. Mo. 74 miles | : of the the uperintendant of Nurses. The | from St. Louis, on the Frisco; \% mille from ; JOHN H.—-The _ $9 teiietaet Do requirements for a nurse are good i| the P..-gcare River, nearly all of the jand in eye May Db , i Ith. o } tim t also have hea Foos moral character ands DOE RFLINGER R. CO., Jefferson & Grav is ‘ttonly buy glasses, bu oculist examine the child. If the high school diploma. BU MME Rm OTT AGI —On the Meramec 3 ae — room, large lot asy terme TAS { Mic RTT ROT ( “hestnut_ CL v B HOU SK - ON ME RAMEC 1 acre ground, completely furnished. See RESORTS Laux : oad W ENZLICK, 191 Mo ¢ hestnut. — Olive 142 A Beautiful Location with House CARE Other outbuildings river view only 1S on State highway. oS — —— an BEAUTIFUL LAKEWOOD The Park Cemete NONSECTAR IAN—PER?P ETC AL CEMETERIES —s_ | i | | BAR PIN —Lw Thm t ith thr } en ene ee pa oe 7 “~— ‘with three | —_ | TIRE Lost: ‘Priday night, and tire = SORA PVW866aaww’ cs USICAL +? oo oe 4 7 DSS +o? =* + eee eee The More You Say the Better "Twit Pay. PAGES 13—24B. -—— - 2 ee eee —— - -- =—_—_—_— ee el I D E. éé 9? . 99 Cee ee ee ee — Se = i era ee N to Section B (See Section “A” for Mian H R Aaftas Machines.......18 | Bicrelen ® Motorcycies..22 | Canvassers, folicitors...18 | pancine ce es, Homes, eal ‘Estate, Farm “Gea and F Mesuiel ) gJoption ..--------- BS Birdse—Poultry .... | NE ire enn sala RE ee seed or Sale sco ----2™ | Household Goode Wea. 4 A ee kw | etait , a | mae pr = nee 14 Sr Ra aN hg 14 (ate cn sleet ee ~ - a“ % = en th re , a, | ae 10 668d oe Resorts. Country ltcard 1% Seeds. Plants. Trees ..18 Theatrice! -sesece ee BE | aa 20 Bante. theneien no | ~via caning ..... ~ | eee esneat pesweben eves 14 Gas Pipe Cleaning seen 14 | Inetruction (Auto)... 19 Millinery = . a | terry cone, pe et ~ arson “gh i mo } ie — a Twes. Acoresortes. ..... 81 Anima ie tld ee a ta Ce ee : Lote sie ah eas Once . j resemaking eae 14 Gold } er Tees Teese oe Ge 6ElC(C Re lCi tt Se — P ‘ea a ° o«s enue ees ~~ j tuat ona **e@*eeeeees 14 Tollet Articles “ee @ees 44 Aguarioms. Fish. - ey Periodicals .....18 | Chiropodists ....... 14 =| ss Electric Wirine _...... 1s | nealing a ‘one = | Saeko ne . “3a a. | Motten! .......... -+++46 | Personal ....... eoeees is Roommates | -- 23 | Snectal Notices ...... --i8 Trade Schools .........14 Attornevs .... a cklavine & Tuck’p’t's.14 | Chireoractors .....____ 16@ | «Exchange (Mixcet. 18 | Help—Women. Giris...16 | 3 a Stee ease | Pianos—Musical .... 22 | Rooms—For Colered....23 | Stamps and Coins... Tuck potntin eves i nditing & Accounting 14 Baliding Material ae 18 Cleani -D ' . ——a omen. tiris. ee 14 j eweiry — oe oS oe .18 | Motorcycles PM RES ~~ Pri { , | 4 " seeeane A ng-Dyeing .......13 | Rapee-c and iteulias.. .14 Ylorses, Vehicles. @0 | Lace Carteia © | mating Addressing 14 Safes .. EO Storage and Moving. 14 Typewriters ......... 18 ene a Ht + some aie ........ Eo. sec ccawes 1s | Fixtures 18 | Hotels 5. i in Cleaning. , | Moving an@ Sterage....26 | Professional ..........16 | Galesmen ............. 16 | Stove Repairs .........36 | Undertahers 1s : © | ameras Pa ; . _* tte Dn ee . «++ 5 ee OCS S ORD =—§ 6G occ eet bn. oO C+ Bi i i ee Ce ee Auto Travel Trips. eee TT Coming Evente a3 eneiians | rt Sieeeetane ——— = oe poe 0eeaebbenane 22 | Poultry—Birds | —S Saleswomen .......... Al? Table Supplies ...... 18 | Viehieles 200... .6ssceecll A THREE-TIME AD COSTs LESs, PRODUCES ‘MORE | i en eh ee 14. | Talking Machings......138 | Wall Paoer 222177) Tae “ae ESS, PI PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. : DEATHS DEA =- . oe SS eee ————oeoee—eeE=o=EelE j ee ai = _, —y ~~ E ‘ks Saee ee ee ne pw beautiful Hollywood Beach an iP ark. on ] ae ot heehee pag a iric k. yecees Thuredey . a ' witht antes a A - Deathe First 6 lines Catly, 3180; Alfred “Grant and _s. re a. Peery | Nellie Han nilton and Mrs. Ethel Rice and ous | € . Post “DAspatch reserves the right to reject any query. | See man ann od we nape be son 281 Ww ss alate amniaeae a 412 =_Delmer_ Phone Forest t_2175. ; fos. $2 00 Extra lines van Tn | chapel. By 65 Dei oe a A en | dear uncle and son-in-law. ty Personal and telephone calls, or Gnawere by mail, cannot be | ARSTE has the rent srebiass anivea: tive PERSONAL—Person seeing arrest at Union | DOG—Loat: ¢ a - XB. red spote on iy » Ag eile o> madan. | of time. is) | ans + al ae ot Seneral from eee. given attention, except letters on medicai questions uf undoudt- | “ -_ of hia electric lighted oan walows: | \- eogg Sunday a. m., please mes erie °. reward. "Jocantainn arrin Seaen tae sate BARTNETT—Lntered into rest on seem tine ; ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envel eno Guietude and treah air: cy soriva | PERSONAL hemor an OLFRAM-——F nt 4 int ddenly Bat- en ope. enjoy the quietude and fresh air. icy gpring!| } — IR AS pom Mothe f tv ‘R—Fntered into reat on Friday, Aug. ey wares 11, 1923, at 11:30 p. m., Mrs. ! urday, Aug on ri 1923 — 10 re = Pn Annan water: rents $300 vear up Wm. Arse. newer hi« ed "Dauahaes MARY ae gry aed Deeten terrier. im victnity : 4 F , rT Ff MAT! ido , anewer thie j , : . 0, 1922, at 5:45 m.. fargaretha arinett, w w of Jahn T. Hartnett, | Minnie Wolfram (nee Fischer), dear wife of 4. W —Stammering is treated at! the end of November, if froper se- Ten Brook. Mo. on the Meramec cee W + r NE R . with right side pe ae a —— A SAFE place for bathers; beautiful Holly ease | @Mewers to the name of Rase ~ 4 Mere: | PERSONAL— -Dena. pence come home before t* have everything of reward for is too late return Phone Sidoeyv urs vet JOHN FRATERNITY FIN Lost : tooled i’ rr. ‘a we ——sentieman on front wy shape; reward Sidney 2845 WwW. p eLlefontaine car at 6:20 pv. m.. uly _ oy - ee 25. w ho ea W en | lia) ©) of motor cy le and —. 1335 8 > for Nash oar. Car at 10th and (linton sts Cc mun!- = reward. ive 184. cate with mother, Mrs Killian, 1709 St GLABSES— Lost. pair, m name and ouls av. E St Ieuis, | os inside. 4630 Da lian. Grand 6764W. ( ~—- P E RSON AL—Persons witnessing accident ——— - — los when man was atruck by automobile at Tan 2 Maviewood — Grand and Market Tueeday afternoon, Aug. GLa kaes—Lear 7. communicating with Robert Sparling Pair of tortoise sheii Ml Pe ApPreciated.. Hoatmen's Bank Bldg. Dale. Mrs. Oliver Crede. Benton 2061% ° Main TA, Centra) 252 a PERSONAL—Wi1! persone who witnessed | GLASSES—Lost; shell rim bow giasees accident on July 30, 30 p. m. to man Forest Park, Ak afternoon. Please Muncie {white Buck * A struck by | Call Cabany 1044 Unicipal bus in Forest Park near Munic- | GLASSES S— Loot ipal Opera, communicate with Walter Huf- oy (Missouri oe 3. cama nagel, SO48A Pestalozzi st.. son of man in- tween Weliston and B vk na jured (2)| 4217 nN. Oth at — way, PARTIES witnessing accident on southbound | G LASSES Jefferson ev. car on Thursday evenin > aa, a rimened inom about 5800 - about 9:45 p. m., when conductor knock will appreciate premet me Ye ~ lady down on front end of car will grea oblige if they will communicate with and Sinem — section of Moyd's, Olive: and _Powers, 2111A Allen av. ac GOLD D . CHAIN—Lost, Saturday fra ” foar 1 | WILLIE—Saw Mr. J.: eald he woule a ore tae ; reward if return BR +... _"Boota en out; return or write at OLD MEDAL—l.ue _ —= —= =———= oil + Quartette.”’ ae Te, 3662" Bus COMING EVENTS AT—Lost. black felt: reward. 3808 Be Vincent Grand 82237 KEYS8—Lost: bune reward. crises Travel Trips | S140 - 10” or 31; willing to travel to f “hicageo by auto: K == _haift expense 5128 Spalding. ae , Friday th a leather io LADY wants to reduce expenses to K Y = svening. Grand 68 Angeles. Sox J-62, Post-Dispatch. > dace / “Grand exarite ornia by ra pavers. Lindell bose 2406 AWE: ig KODAK PIOTURES—Leey Grand ovate SPECIAL NOTICES peety ones. Aus. 6; reward. COU NTERS, show table, rolling ladder. etc.; LADY 8 HAT-Leet> wink ‘email job stock. 604 Jenning rd. Foren Pare Seturday “efteryone a NOTICE—To whom it mav concern This Grand 52 ry me is to notify that I, August Burkhardt, | LICENSE P PLATE Laat 23-a6 will not be responsible for any debts can- __Bidney 633 Ww tracted by my wife. Muriel Burkhardt. MONEY AUGUST RURKHARDT. —Anewer to ad _anawertng loss of a $50 received iate. Finder please Olive 3304, bet ween 8 and 5 p parttl 3} a m., for ADOPTION ariculars: denomination, $50, 50 bill. ADOPTION—feautiful blue-eyed baby girl. PACK AGE—Lont, containing gray atfk Box N-10, Post-Dispatch. — eg Broadway ca ADOPTION Sie es baby boy of exceptional PATR G a 2so7W. parentage. Box t Post-Dispatch. ie Beso ASSES — Lone: tortoise she!i, — : ———— nr eTlerson Jofterson and Olive. Friday morning FRATERNAL NOTICES Tea rem ee : ; 2 wow. a wo “4 4nd Diatin VAWN GROVE, No. I 32, W. C. will hold| near H _ an umMmvelling tn honor of our deceased 1270 R. ouse Sbrings: reward. . Bov., Rose Konvicka, at the New St. Mar- PLATING LM PIN—lLow. Frid pan a cus Cemetery, Aug 12, 1923, at 3:30 p say. m. All one inbers and friends are requested a a s440W. Liberal re- to atten aaa s. : SPBOTAc “T. E 7 per lines Agate—# times. Ic: | &—Lost, Gay on Gre or 2c; 30 times. daily Sc. Sun. 8c Diepias ne a car, reward. 387 Portland p 3 times. Ic: 7 cimean, daily 2c. Sum. fe: 30 times. daily 3c. Sun... be. ‘STORM CU RTAINS—Loet ; for Gardner ea touring car, Rues!! of Castleman Lost between 30th and Tower Grove ay | Ww etal) qaepgematenernieen : —— ’ ( 4; 2AR PIN--Lost, Thureday noon, on 20th | = poond se2-S et. or in nm owas Union Station: —_— SULITCASE—Lost. wore ® Vv etephone. ae 70. Sta. 43. a Memphis; J. A i aybera AU TOMY -—$50 reward for return a | ward John Onrael, ‘Delmar new Chev 0 roadster that was tones - con from S630 Easton av Motor No. K-10673 st pad Cc Sand e. — ~~ ee a) _ ie iy Peeh 4 140 Olive (e) | Clemens: reward. Cobany état ‘ rN ry ae e. m7) At ePaAmer ‘ - wer sx 2°SRTM ‘ey and stop yy with two locks and if LAY MARE MILI.) —— | somet atraved or stolen — _reward LaSalie. Olive A-~m, 6 years old 17 hends high, bileter mark | TUL — (OKLA) HIGH a on both lounges and throat; got away on Ae; between Walton 825 = 1TOth during night: $50 reward to any per- | sadawe + Call aon who produces same (all or write! __ reward 345 Calvert av Webster Groves, or phone (° MRRELLA—Laoest gents curved Webeter 2167 mt handle; in Thompson's ‘, . Hie cz "LE—Loat Ral in bow rac er, Au , oO. £.. Y Molloy. Main 6i¢ near city hoepital, reward. 019 8 2h | WATCH—Lost: gentioman’s: gold: Bill, FOLD—Lost. Friday, lodge receipt noon. neighborhood Talted Dru showing name 74536 Miami! a: . — ward if returned to H. J Carpenter, F cae . San Frenne sce blels OLii—] 9 ait Lor co : . . As. keep monen” & | WORKING MANS BALARY—-Leer and toon f a tior ‘ arde keep money __turn purse to Henry Frabnett, 5283 Mani | Gay, between 24 and B Jonea. OF gt =e oo envelope, reward Oliver Jones BLUE DURE Loat, «¢ ondway car oF | et. Luxsembure Moe Harry, at reward i811 Ss. Broadway. Ea a RIES aR hams, __G)| WRIsT WATCH—Lost. white \BLUE SILK PARASO!L—Los tn Mo thea.| _@Tgveé © M. T.: reward __.ferany | Family Lots, $125 and up 88) | Solid agete, Sic time aaily or 68un miles from St. Louls Easy. ore oe sie piay Sic daily 45c Sun , @ut-or- acres nice timber a bargan particular: a ————— foun, Ggarte, S30 daily Sie Sun dis- TA; Is TIMES CO Kimmawick Mor Play 40¢ dai / 50- Sun Diascounte. et CX aiaai selec > name saiaa ana an CEMETERY LOTS per Mas: dgatet time Se: 7 lean FISHING KESORT AND FARM — . --2— on EE Ay fc. 30 times. daijy 8c. Sun fe le TWENTY MINUTES KIDE FROM © rrY ‘EME ERY LO Ts—Four. Memoris ai ~— piay-——sS times. Ic; 7 times daily. Pec, 32 (acres. al in cultivation with twe make cash offer ox N-138. Poet-i ris Sum. sc. 30 times. daily 3c Sun. be story brick residence and all necessary out Mor KY Lats—Memoria! Park. lot 370 buildings, good-sized lake for fisihng For sae aa be : iffe 20% N-440) } _— ———— fur er particulatfa, gee section & meme offer j . : } AR SEINERTZ REALTY AND INV. CO MM ir: ThE) lA $e a za ces in alnhalsa Board « ane Lodging Sidney ry 1211 \egar | ke eer av ; entra! LAv7A ‘ 4 rphany ~~ C= - — _ - - —_ - - - — = ~ A hi AVIA BuUitirii« een ri or bea ; ’ l mx: e v (emeter\ - : shia Us sa KS om , , EME ERY ath Memoria. LD ay tt | Billarn ey. b at ng bathing. fishing. moun MERA VEC FOREST Riis ‘ apany mre = #*iT) ‘KING ai ties POH INE, e,ectri lights, Tt uy vrour lot here 4 70) f? wet! m re ‘ - M *] rm } Le ') — Lane wood ’ ar A ‘ eine pnt yl et rches mate ar a ottagesr ) ith " ater rravele 4 Aris om fine {reese bean’ ery, Section 3 Cail Lindell 3055. nena — ton A gee 6 “Mies eeriy ane a. jote: 1000 ft river front: families ons = ‘ " . ai { > ' C tion at ’ j mur ros . . ‘ . nant “OT §—— Mermor! al Park, section qm ON ~— . — = - oP a + . 5 easy terme Drive out to Manchester. south cE ME TE RY Ls te ‘ 200 each Be Stod- Deautifu su immer resco! VV rite V“ 33 tm ton of hit} ther ever the Hanne rc te | 4 niga —" ec hnroeder. hroeder _Box Lf Ar u a My coe Propert* rR ~ w ? cL ] 4 Ms owner ic? ; c A’ 7 " ° --_——- - ’ a bh ll - ; IOHRAL vacati on resort itoat oS er ST Bo aca mmee are ~. sas 4 eel ’ t each > ‘ ; ™ EMETERY As Ts cba. , f ~‘ "367 dancing. home cooking: wood fishing in w ted Poweb: batch ara cD toe ah atoc | lake ln Porsiation etc., an et-Dispatch i . : ake HKiliarney Park Association, Ironton, 7-75 _ me aaa “or we - CEMETERY LOT Wed Volpe ot Brite | . we _— yeaa — " " a —— -y see ; a = a F ’ ), ss ont ‘aine state — Tocat lon le) IDEAL place to epend your vacation ;00 on Wtd—Or summer resert tot ana Box i i 4 = Post -Dispate! : —x ; tiniles from St Louis, adulta, $8 per eek “some cash as pert O74°A Chariton. . -E MET "ERY LAYTB—2. in section «., Par children under 1° > per week, iong lie -k TS £4 . s . - ‘ Lawn Cemetery; 8 graves each; cheap tance telephone. Hilicrest Farm, St. James. CUTTAG W td —On ee rr > over Laber 447° Lee Mo Day Phone Forest [7447 r- CEMETERY LOT — I12-grave; Memortal | MIsSs0i RIS ideal vacation resort, beautiful Fark. owner ieaviny city, Cali Grand|" Arcadia on Lake Killarney” Ah ilies ‘70 + QL MEMBERSHIPS MINS \C« ious ComMages wit? homecooking — ee ee jee gee " to OMe b tit i ar 4 dancing fish na Fo: TR MEM HER“HipP— kec "7% OT Wta—6@ = aves in Cal Oa bing ; on m ? ie amv Se. bie ~ nee cL B Finest s:ockec re nats ERY _ Section 20 preferred. Box nformation phone Forest 5038 o ry stricted iake near St Francie River. all N-37: Pos'-Di« Terry. — seninneeeER, , come fish stocked regular'y. good duck —— = om err * sce RESORTS —RHiverside, on banks of beautifu bhuntipe other ermal) game cottages an‘ Lari —Besulilul in Dew oem tery v Rourhoise } shady vard: comfortable heme cooking, rea! bething beach. trpica Vorz._Jee Ao __» 3435 __ aman renmaid rooms: home cooking. Mre L. A. Stewart Ogark scenery. mineral syrings gaiors. $50 T'nion . Mo R 2 ' ghere ie S-vear membership and 10-week aE Er EEE 7 cott tr) "ar ° P k : ¥ SPF. E ND 3 your vacation in the Ozarks; special oe Tg my CC. > r a leav! ‘itv; will sell Springs Lodge. Croker, Mo.. Route 1 er ea lng | . 9 SPEND your vacation in the Ozarks on the fishin t j - S A ? ut ] rurvol River ng. hunt at a great sacrifice. ee Ir. veanutiful Bourvoise ‘ nar er rten SEIGEL at southeast corner Mn * ‘Julius’ Mantele, R3, Union Mo P E R S O N A od : ; StMMER ROARIDDERS--Martins® s«uminer Sth and Franklin. (¢e MME sue mak viene Eek aa ing hicken dinnere: plenty fresh ‘vegeta - —— bles and milis al modern conver lenees BUY plenty of shade Bell phone f4 a? Hhcan" Pereonal 4ic ‘ine datly ioc line Sun * EFOCRE i SS . hr? Sum. Adon! —_— ise a ay se ‘ . WIN SPRINGS CAMP—Severa! new | Sun AdGoplfion a omiung Events. Prive out aed ese Oak Grove. *The Comovery | TE, “screened esttages, furntahed: sles| Gm, go Mus entahteun, dale b0e pte _ ce ate Without coat. Buy boat on Meramec. 1% miles from Stanton Sun. $be oe fr so ine: Agate an oe yy wtle ehates lecatione may be had and State highway: fine shade. «wimming 3 temes ic tomes. aily ~t ae ae Terme St Charles Rock | fishing, at $12.50 week Write Dr JY Sc. fun fc. y ek times, ic, roaé. at Garcon road. Phane Olive 833) Denny. Sullivan. Mo : (PP) 7 times. daily fc. Sun. ic: 30 simes, : (c®8; WAINTT GROVE LODGE on Gaeconede daily 8c fun. be —— —_ - ——— River, 136 miles west of St. Lowis .«'‘a — | Friece:; beating. bathing. fishing horse PERSONAL LOAIS ’ 5 hear 1ais . sancing spear ne yr hUvhheg€ —_—_ — F owl oo foam meals long Ciatance | PERS« NA L—Joe Crigier “5° i cone witb ov". y ’ FF] WE , > w 4 Underwood Dixon Mo (?®) wleter at onge Hex M-283_ NEWMAN 0 R SHOPPE TT FARM. in the Ozarks. treb- [PE KSONAL-—Raries Can aet trucks W'"!! 37°0) ME IVE Wing. bunting. bathing, dancing: goed table a, et VIOLA. rown contaiat: ne PURSE Pound and key. ete get slething: in Rater eervice car reward Cherokee etreet. desert! and ca: Riverside [435M of Adam's Stamp end _eame at 107 NM. 12th et. Stationery Co. 432 WN. Gth of —£! WATER SPANIEL—Pount. brown: here about @ week Uwne call BRIEF CASE—Lost; containing | 376% invoices for Cupples Co.; re.) w ard Olive 3110. (ce) 7 Re “ 1 Leut emat! diamonds an¢ pearls, tet weer Var Geventer and Grand-Laader net - Linde! 5 LE ae tid. IMM Lomt ; raise white. brewn Sporto ears ta! cut reward 4754 ~ Northtand ~ = Tt le > Laat ontaininge ruge with name ot a ; signed Ino Karree °4 tr etdental at Z , ir fimmee od : tmese . na ter low Angeles. Ca Return to 4630 Delmar Lee é reward n — 30 times. dail iy 87 ‘'y AT a4 a checked kindly re urn, Mo- Cr aRe ET cae an al . 4% 7 ht ; o > —— ><a wena 7 a oh — - BEAUTNFUL rugs woven. any cise DIAMOND CLUSTER—Loet: 1 large stone ferent etyles or lore. from and © emall ones, set in white gold: re- carpet. (Dicag vy Ce. ward $f) W. BDatavia, 2318 Franklin. | Certral 578 528 DIAMOND iNew =a ae Lae . | CALL we w up en end —y (;ran¢ «ar Muncmy Aus 5 reward 3 at thasal 8st Bat DIAMOND PRACKELET—tia. on Compton ear. Monday morning. Aue 6: k ke. piense return. Mre. Ford, 2013 Park: iit} | eral reward ‘e) a — | appt r pte, wotle ’ fethale pe werd. . Coifas 24108 15 Clarence (eo | Fi I pm I poet A nite Spi tz reward $437 - a ° tr < < Leth Laet around 4400 Shew fie brown * ‘ ur 'y ta i res erd rand ; a [hihi E eet. ermal forma . lec 7 - ee + ' _tan head. bet ta! oO By 7312 rl rr o~ 1 Aoet maie poodi« rr Gay 2 : onewers to neme of Trizte, pietee call c (e) Colfas 7h8O in ~~ Lost German polles, neat oo Lrive. ere, pewfard: anewers ts Je *™ Davia, 6128 West minster. Cabeny <¢700. ” ee ae ee eee 2" cai: ————— on . es i OR ee +,

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—- ~ = at” = — s _* Pa ete 325 MEN, WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment—PUT THEM TO WORK! Srey } oo wanTED MEN ——— —————— = —————S BRIOKLAY'G & TUCKPOINT’'G MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. ___ PROFESSIONAL _ SITUATIONS-_MEN. SOYS SITUATIONS—MEN. BOYS SITUATIONS_¥EN. BOYS | SITUATIONS_womem, Gms pon FS PA ? 7 . = . esa . . : - - ">est rete ences . —_— is [sy T** _— YT, — or MENL WANED SITUATIONS—_WOMEN, GIRLS as = — =" ae « ed a allt al eo - a yar ; »l 2 " Se ee a ens een aoe a as CARPENTERS & BUILDERS a ~ + * ed a a eo =e @ « © --« PS ee A Bw ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC - — ee) eee ee ee a ee - dhe’ Ng Fes. i ii 7 ye ae ~ - “ I? Deeg " deaes * En IS. se ad “8. rez QnA -.e sare wee} = TaRier BSLEC : ‘ > - a a le ¥ vr -s —_ _____eninopooisrs : - , ast it’. ee — a) = . . - : > *. > oS ce now jecated = .-* 7 = __ CHIROPRACTORS = ~ * ~ - =e~ FRINTING iH ah — W-> . x ELECTS’ Tirenee* ar —_——— - 77s oT _ = STENOGRAPHEFRS__NOTARIES RICES KEEP 1 oo, AUTHORS Ma RIPTS STORAGE AND MOVING EXPRESS AND HAULING 4 imei A . x — _ COMPTON SILI FXPRESS DENTISTS THEATRICAL DETECTIVES MATE = ss "ATER HFATER an , . ; ~~ EATING s, wrth. / oe —_——— GAS PIPE CLEANERS riPes ere $- se’ OoVese - j work guarantee ; ;. Bar : , . , : ; . : 7 . . . grey B4al2 Ta oo © | ¢° r , . . 7 > , = ata . Ye = ; , . a -/ gs >a*c a * ba hew 4 2 . , 2 . . ree Wee -o Gen wes ED ow. me a oom . eT Oe «ce = |HELP WANTE ing =. e- 2 zs 35S = 4 _MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ASE © S Mat “Se arage : con rect. o>hee — *:* : ~ sa ‘NCG—M™ILLINERY ~ a. z =-— STOVE REPAIRS MEDICAL " . : ~ WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC a5 »_* ex* Dr’ enced S : = a > , see ke = . Ba os TOILET ARTICLES. ETC. 30° «x 7 ——— a 2. Gee as ee - *. + —— cate vragen Bee °2—Wet ener um nenerkel SF gets Spee RIP Bee er er ger BO "am < Ree 4. 8 re orm "28d tl lows te . . BOYS ee | * oe x ¥ 4% - - | : . ' | . . ° ‘ : 7 . . a 1 ' ; » Curty HAIR WORK :' , , : , ; *. ; " - — : : : = : —. . ; ‘eo ee ~ w oueew re’ A Pe ee roe i. , : 2 and : | | | = <r na ce. owt-at 8 JCBBER Wwe a7 ee 30 eo S. Leffingtam. Bo : <<)" wastes Merdar. Ture sé Nd Sendies t bring 4 -s

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SUNDAY, A UGT" ST | 12, 1998. - === TIONS—WOMEN, GiRLs by experien 5 ed and T Jesday: $3. ia’ ored; Gay, » by . lore, ae Pan 6° gat Mon: gt M , we ren On. - A es A Box , .u ored: imo Tuesday and FUR-Clasg n, 8138. Dog SaMeeda y; : Pols r ee ; ster ec) sndell 6893, ~ 2! 908 eheed: o80 i “ir. firet Clea: as. ; -_ Co) 9 br) ‘8 ho wear ee indell G231Ww & : T nee ~ take i) ahe KUAranteed. 30x o .ep ty . Broase Hotel mal “ee yt 7 aid, livat e fame “uesire Pree Oageyw * position; to seml-invaliq ean lady. , on for Feneral ° Vears’ experi. TF Dn ty . a Vea 5" es exe. housek oe rs nin ; Wi whing* ton, Vania Dain me Ww) ' n it by day. oy ~ new at home or Olhes @« apec| , a) a. ty: van RAPHER si efficient, experience: ference, Box N. s, g Yris) | erperte er pga : enced : © ‘enings e® wok; neat and adcurate: ye ble Pho 1 "(4 | ha at Tim: ate) 7 RA HER ; Sit > ve ears’ experience, fice DpietTerred ut not essen 266. Vost Lis; ateh : al, PRAVHER--Sit.; and office aec tf; experienced in amall offi “all . os . : e ca, f all TRTTW, Sunday, or after 6 during BECRETARY—Sit.; well educated ee, permanent position, experjeare wal and detal!l office work; hand. correspondence, stock records: b : » 2 : e ‘en Rox VW sd? list Dispatch. st BAriiit CLERK-—Sit.; capable of chiarre of office azood at detail Box N-173. Post-Disnateh RAVHEI—Ssit by experienced lady; also cupable secretarial du- Lindell S000 7, Rox COMPANION-—BSit.; capable trained nurse; would travel r convalescent: highest physi- rence Cabany 434377. — enga rte ae best ref- Maa rit Wine (ol. wants werk that J , s hours each day PH4 \\ URS! : re ence exchange! P22, opm? 1) “ | Sit co a: -cleaning, morning ine nde} maw Sit.; refined, young, colored; half day; maid work. T indell 5158. orec ‘untae we xX of ANY kind: ' ee} | : 414 7 Sit,; colored: wants laundry work ; AT nine. inde!ll 264% ng or house -_ Sit iY \aar colored. as Cefn or washer pr. 3440 l"tne om | | and house cleaning, Vandeven oe | { housework from & until 3; week colored (‘all Bhomont Hed to assint with ork; will place Call Line rik —S | Tt ‘il wants tob house- hein in k hey (all Bomont 1132 iller f...8it.: colored; wante work by day, ind or wash bundles to bring home. Jones, Tlomont (234. oom 1 f ten? ; Wor k by las laun Or cleaning, Olive 7641 "117 CATR for ; invalid aged lligent, experienced woman Rox N-16) Post-IMapatch —_Sit middle-aged, honest, ( desires work from ® to — io” nN, lox Tht “ri °e i] —Sit : German, daughter: : k and housematd. all at a0o8, "N t. between @ and 6 mp mm. Sumdey. ee ve Sit.; neat, middle-aged, unencum- desires permanent position in home more gentiemen: motherless or mily: on 2ist of Aug; atate terms; considered iox N-5S, P.-D. middle-aged: bachelor's ho ise keeping: good country, references or write Mrs. Smita, LADY—Expertenced eatenogranher yt if once Foreet SOORW Sit.; ~ hen will give wee chat for Rox H-450. Post Dis ~~ oe - LADY —Sit. as doctor's assistant, est reilable and competent. Phone ORR, WOMAN—Sit.: with Ferd coupe, Work in St. t a= or vicinity; beat a LP WANTED agate, Ste line daily, or Sun. » Sho daily, Sc Sun: out-of aga‘e Sle aly, 85c Sun.: . 40¢ daily. 50c¢ Sun. Disecounis, * Agate—S$ times, le; 7 (ines, timer daily 3¢ Sun. Pc. Diep ly »~ Ie, 7 tim@®, daly 2c, “ye. bc, fimes. daa! Sc. Sun. tend UNIGINATL recommendations 9 for employment Use CO 8S desiring to fit shamech ¢0 oF Daifions jihrough epecial traimng ad the Insiruction, Jrade schoow Schools and Coliege MEN, ‘BOYS ATUKAL DRAFTSMAN—Capab'e RZ good letiering and tracing. 0% Post liieoat RE WINDERS Thoroughly exper nreiure at ctor winding; «en 7) On Aust : \ “W148 }’ ty 7 WIN?) ot _of-towen work, ron IV30, Motel Stat } qr ‘\ ' cloc Appiy Armour & Co I} fe} First-class Chevrolet 2824 SS. Jefferson. (! Permanent work, ¢x Mi Ryan, Nash i? hy! MECHANIC---Steady job wference required 2937 Sher! ~~ Must be a fast work: : iiegh-ciass i’eRs——Aand firet ort SULS Olive Monday morn (c) MECHANICS —EKapenenced; th chevrolet experience. 14 to rk FLINT Mi)- $710 DELMAR. (2) eil city ate ady IO Easton between S = ; lav IR AND GARAGRH MAN na rarage and bulld up repei Cellent ture for right men WW (c) Mteady work: good pée@y- ‘1 514% Delmar ‘TO SHOP POREMAN,. he thomuch 4 capable. —~ —¥} 4 vt a . work out = peou's and unceretan4d KK nom and detall work: give exD ere: end salary exvected. Byt ont Dispaten. = i —'T) ird hand. Apply 1337 NN. 3-ee, Sy aih, ia erlenced ot 4d ; ; se mg, hand. Tony cE TO STNDAY AVGUST 12, 1928. , 88 700 MEN AND BOYS WANTED —Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? posrosratcn LB — -- ————— _—— ome = a ee = ‘a TED—-MEN, BOYS | HELP -_— HELP WAN HE WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS |rHELP WANTED—MEN, | — HELP WANTED-—MEN , BOYS | H-LP WANTED-—wrn sovS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS, AGENTS WANTED—MEN SAKER fjrat-class. only good baker need | CHAUFFEUR—Experienced Ice oa ream | FAKRMER—With - day work. Box F-S9, P.-D. (c7) Griver for truck. Apply 1007" Russell. -- oe —_———— xt ‘SAWYER- Experienced in sash and F ‘HAUFFEUR—Colored. Apply 6:30, 2824 | a} Sunday before noon at Easton av. {c) or Mond at North St. Louts | ‘FE or y at North ouls | CHAUFFEUR—To drive Dorris truck. Art ind arte (c) ow 8S Aseptible Co., 67 VO Vernon. Cc reve Coe ur 5 IRE NM \N- —_ ee OL rience a sere eTrrinee,r, the ’ mak ns Siel = (srand referer ‘ BNDSME N- ne go i a. and; state _tracks. (c) Q ved an instrument; Briare | i eran te ay larinet, solo cornet, flat and ’ HATE at: ie? drive truck. Call Bo- ay players need a, s. W ah awak, ton avy OtW. M. Dixon, 189A 8. Comp- a furnished . pi : - UMAGWICK, | ra ee | ment : 'UNAUFFEUK — Colored: young, of good Mu aie Direct a = appe : ss . - —- - j , ‘ ; J ’ - : I arance; call between 10 and 12 |FOUD CHECKER—tFor grillroom; steady. -} I nied Ho: ne lidg : (c) ! = _— : ti ualifications desired are weilton Inn., St. Charlies Kock road. (c) " rs in ‘ (‘aroline; S ‘ ‘ , oe " - ie} | ae eae 8. Grand bl. room 2. | anit 3 i a nme ae ae “Head ¢ HAC Oe FE UR—Single colored: city exper -{- 4 KR. Ha! KVille, Mo tyely B Ames car, and good references posi ; e cessary; no othe piy. Cc Barre KY MAN- -xperience Box yI- 1: 33. any 706]. en er | ~) = Py qe ee — a _- — - — - a r ‘Hie MIC ai, ENGINEKRS—3 young ;,rad- ASS en cory, winter | uates, for work {i paint and varnish fac- ° ot er ne “pe é | tory; Dvaint experience not absolutely on, AVP y sary; excellent opportunity § for ’ 7 : __ ae) ment; replies confidential. Box GENC H HA? YDS ymip ining Mill Co., | = Post - Dispaten. aaa 4313 S. Compto a _ ¥ ERKS—Night work: large down BENC H. SDE real khonogranh tel; state ae experience And si; on” | c (‘n en Al i a - a ) _ pected. i | -162 }’ 0 at - TDispat: h. NIJ RY MAN—' oroughly under- | “LERK—Assist ant sh ipping and bill clerk: BIND EES ae rwarding and finishing; | familiar with citv streets; tnust operate per week tvpewriter. Apply in own handwriting, state Adress The irtin 7 | Hatties i age, € xperienc eand ealarv + xpecte 4, 5 area 5 Miss eri nent position to right me nt position Tox r LR7. Poat- ; i So ( ‘LE RK—E *xperie nce A in detail cler} ‘al work; ea ws a - "ROO De Kaib. (e2) | must be punctual, willing and able to han $1, KSMITH : = poaeee * 4 ; dle vyolunin Hox H-?9O] Pues “Dis, z ry ) LUitT llelnybacner Oil wil! —. aoe ee) eT ee we seems Bi AC Cis J hi DeKall ro (ce) | CLERK—MIt idie-aged, married, wtih some mor aanerw giaien: experience on clerical work in manufac- STACKS MIT ! u country — shop; | turing plant; no salesman, but prefer man steady work, 00 wages; live railroad | vith some hnowledge of coast and pavroii and highway town, 40 miles west of St. work and some timekeeping; this is desir- Louls Schierbaum'’s Hardware we on | able but not essential; permanent position Wentzville, Mo (c83) when, future advancement; state fully vour Bri: > ma qualificatimas, age and where you have beer »} STENOGR ATHER, -- ‘Struc- ' 2 re | have been BOOK KE - ss cant Box 1{ . (oe) 7 _employed. Box H-183, Post-Dis ic) i’ ‘ ra) ’ ”) v7 qu= ems a a — —e BOOKKEEPER mror, gen ry? office wer: | ( i # Ke R K- Man! of rood, steady it . ishe rm; state ref- . goo dd posit i j AWIi i¢ - ’ . . P . geces and salary. Box A-163'F.-D, (€7) | habits; good at figures. Add. | SOOKKEKPER—First-class,; one familar 164 Inet Thien: . with wholesale and retail Mine of automo H-] 64, I ost Dispatch. (@) hiles: none other me ed app!s Diesing Mo- | COLLECTOR—With experience in handling | tor Bales Co., 3929 Laclede av ‘Cc? | installment accounts; capable of taking i WOK K kis “TT oR Younre man to post AC | entire charge of collection department of | counts rec ivabte and accounsts payable, | large automobile finance company: libera! | ledgers for large manufacturing coheern, salary and good opportunity for right man; must write neat hand, be accurate at f'g-| ive age, experince and reference. Rox ures and able to take off trial balance; atate| F-162, Vost-Dispatch age, experience and salar} Box on COMPANION—For trip to New York, “ _Post- Dispatch a (c cycle side car; this week. Box ;{-1:9 BOX NAIL E n—Woods-Down ‘Box Co : 1225 _ Post-Dispatch Mullan a i Se part y = | ‘OMIT IST LOkR—W ho has joe k- up experience: ROY 16. Drug store, 3625 N Broadwa v. __steadyv work, Box A-54. Post- -Dispatch ic (c7) —_— ) ru etore, « 4 .¥ , > CONC RETE LARORERS—C ‘alored App iv at _oe Ashiand av... Monday mornine Reeser —_ Dit adiicn BOY—cColored, about 16, drug store. 1400 if) Belt = an a | EE are (7) rs POY- -To learn baker trade, 3206 Shenan- SOTLL Ro pe er he thoro ighly experi- | doah enced in collecting and tracing insta!l- ~ 6605 ment accounts and furnish city references. East nay Rox (-182 Post-Dispatch. f) ; f To leat ’ nnn | COLLECTOR—For installment accounts? es. 7a Oe kK usewitt-Hammond | must be hard worker; able to produce re - “4 «ve cus > Miz €09., i t eleaalien — sulte, and know city thoroughly; references sOY-—For light factory work Ramsay Ca#i- required; stage age, reference and salary dar Co... 1110 Pine _} to start, _ = -169. Post- Disnatch., | (co) BOY—To help in parcel post department. COOK—Man: good wages, 821 Market. (c) Larned. Carter & Co., 19th ani Pine.(¢) niet cotton etl Roys——Over 16 vears, for _al'round factory COOK—White; must he experienced: state work oly 1010 N. 10th ic?) salary wanted. Hillsboro Cafeteria, Hills- BOYS—2 sto Ks; stat “and salary | ore: S— § ‘ ierkKs:; State age ange Saiary . - ee — - Piecete I om A 131, Post-Dispatch (ec) COOPERS—Blac k barrels; steady work; “ - —— - bring tools. Apply Hardy Salt Co... 1542 RUS Boy Colored Cal Monday. Speed- Doc k at. (oF) ay Lunchroon 630 St. Cl : — --- (ne aca 16 saries. __j | CORNER CUTTER—Must be exnerienced. BOY— olored, for Kit hen w ork, Misseurli Apply United Drug Co., S801 N. King's) Ba) sf Sanitarium, 19 — = uvior. ae ic7) highw av #: _—? (c) ROoY— For delivery: bicycle. furnished. Lel- | COUPL E—To take charge of summer resort _ monte Dr Co., 5600 Delmar sic on Meramec; give references. Box H-68 BOY “Drive Ford and run errands, 618 Ban _Post- Disnate 5 S| PESOS DD SRG f Commerce Bids (c | COUPLE—Chav ffeur and cook; first-class OY. in drug store; reference; Natural| only; references req uired: family of 3; sina) Rridee and arate place in county; near street car line; fre washing; con] wakes Wvyiown 211 ROY OR GIRL—Learn rinting; ~ small —— - ‘wages, promotions. Box Rae, me! | GUTTER AND MANAGER—First-class, for | | ee BOY—To work jn bake ry: night work. | = -- fur shop: exceptional opportunity for right BOY “ nll os oy Panty ei ” Kr es 7 bl art: | man. The Western Fur Co., 803 Wash- | Ride oa be ington AV. oe . a re ; 1 metal Vorking fac at c Rt eae ( ‘t fe vy rth roessiing Box te 0.. t1°1 Minnesota App! air and Sulial anpns — cer pee ee ex | Cylinder Pressman - rORY all ; Experienced with automatic speed, one Monday, 72L Pine, 34 floor, | with some experience on Kelly preferred. Ap- | ckages; have Knowledge | ply U NITED DRUG CO., 3901 N. King's I Conover Co., 2) | highway. (c) - DEPUTIES—Maean or women, whole or part office oy In saw time: first-class fraternal society; lUberal required Ox , commissions. J. H. Hartmann, 443°) Wash- a ‘ “. wpP ly in oWn!| DESIGNER—Experienced on dresses; good | », Post Dispaten pattern maker; pom onrportunity. Ss. M. ts) Werber Garment Co., TOA Washington. (c) Dr All, ke k—? or 3 Qe experience n | nishing store requires + services of ' quired). Box H- "14. Post Dispatch ic) is as IX EP AIR A AN Ay a N M N 3 £ w kK: “dr g store; i ol G A — even! n a. ee u ; \WAMMER MEN—Riveters, steel car works v7 . SVicull ‘ larg legal! » a ' ‘ : HAMMERSMITH HELPER—Experien-ed, large wholesale house: give experience and keeping machine; West En A bank T acription of experience, age and salary de- | business; from out of town | HAT TRIMMER Men 8s; experienced on | -—— ee breakable eods i 1 mar king cases fre- printing concerns in WINDOW WASHER—Experienced. 1019| AGENTS— - - ~ : : MAN—~—Prialn cook: taught “prin 7 x: home. MET AT }’ Toetrepa _ : =~ . gini (c) , ' : — FIRE MAN—Thoroughly familiar wit " ; wages, } ' oO . | platen Anpactegey* meen uN BUF FERS—=oth a ____{*) | WHITE MAN—Past middie age: for r jant- ealeene. tien many Coeost. DI th Roney | is ‘pr omotinn. Box N-270, P.-D. floor, Koken Co.. °8°8 Texas Ap R wo E DER | ter work; care of sewing machines (rot KeENTa— 3 an hour; newest kitchen tat, — = (©) | MAN—Steads ingerstands cCany if MIL ~ DRIVERS urnish bor " U3 R LA mechanical) part of duties; no boller, f'r- ) Every woman uses 20 times dally; easy ; akine . F ‘ : 4 OW a ae rond Poe id vr , ai puvers o* printing of- ing Kuckley Shirt Co.. 16th and Lucas, ’ se.ler; big profits, SAT) pie fr ee Themes sialntenance nat ninist: “prefer one “Me LDEPs . “as a , ars ‘ I rinal ; oalition h ri . 4a floor ‘ci: _ Mtg. _ Co, + Desk _ 741, leayt (On, OO. 7 = . — nas had some experience in can work no ss me 3 wee - =. u . “25 tendy ' “ . on > WOOD PA ATTE RN MAKER- —-Manc ha Btor- | AGEN — Se Ne poo “Ele tre iron a pee ie nNEn—ror machine and san factory. 906 S. l4th. (c)| leable Castine 1 % om x on yn a pa ee ge On * - present ao age Battery Locomotive Co., 1909 South| Coller; keops cord up out - way. Mouse rk. 0 Briem Boiier Works, m ane MAD Yo jung, {or p aster .work and “polish NIG errr 5 —A hide? LOR —" 1. o ~~ Se Seo . yy _ deans King's highway. (Cc) | Wives bu) on sight: bia protita Nattopal inpnay : cota PON TN eee in ae — hd ! ov Ap] | 1 to Mr Sur nime rsa! y. to p f ijioor. | ’ a . _ orter iM Mi —_ Sar GaN . bee a dhe spay png en ma ina 4 ’ Ww REC KE kt ¥ AD ly ‘ptonday morning, 'Max- Electric Products, 564 Ran do pa. Chi "69. : ne port — : , “RS , ‘ AGENTS—Rummage sales make $50 . NIGHT iM AN-—Abin ; = : ted ' ‘ i. agresa sls personality and absviute ; . ona ; ” we start you; representatives Wan: ~~ to 8:30 a. m. —s 00 hara ‘ter and fe ' x pencah! Arplicetions snould state age. YARD AND HOUSEMAN a Per 8 per | erywhere; permanent business. W bo.esml- th | perienced wreferred, but not e tia’. Call me! d salary reguired. Box A-121. _ month, recom aA nd board. _ 40° pak Rott P ers, OUD Division at. Cc hicago family, practical, on ‘arn; | MAN—To repai: brick tollet vault: material | MEKOCAN TiLE AGENCY AN—State expe- NCH PRESS OPERATORS—A ply Mon. 4. Pos W Electric Co. 5218 \ Kroger Grocery sand Baking Cuvu., Tiffany a vi perienced: KO0d pay; no Sunday work “all jy “ aa — : -v Monday. Renish Rest, Co.. Sth and Olive.tc) | =AN= White packing. | shipping ing, porter FORE MA N—?P ickile and Kraut fact ory, oom Nlond.,. >. Welek, 315 N. 1¢ th. Forest 15S40OwW 1 4. .e ~~ 4 : } TS? perienced cooper preferre ). Monday, 822% - - : a an i8 t - ie UGA) . 75 Sass sn ial —~ = (c7) YAKDM. \N—E! derly man to keep "premises, | AGENTS—i | ; . > , nd erral tu ye RE ge Lb Ry - ARM ACIST—Good town, YOUNG } MAN—F y ii inht ac ory” “Work; -~| or bond iasue to #e.i. Hemingway & liodg- M.A N-——To mi k and take ge yO Rng Ed- 16 r ‘ all Monday n ling. 386: 40x J-358 Post- Dis. week start N Main (2) | son, 2U FEF. Jackson, Chicary, Ail. “ | ~ ~ ic) | wards, 7101 State, East 1477W, Fast St ; AE ' - -—— - -— = - ane a ———_ RN 1IsH roy —To ru ‘rrand nd 73 ate ady eniple yyment for the right man. hand baker. Write or ca : ees | per cent: bie money for or | its, He Lares: Jneivea men’s clothing : =. preferred etate n@e efer 2a . ir ma sing departmen?. ply warnet Galveston Gas Co., Galveston, Tex. (cS) YOu NG MAN—For of! ler department AP- | A) lied Froducta Lox Ls, wa- sree, exclusive mens Ci hing a~d fi man pre } at ¢ r ren-es re- Cart P he} ae a aide i ue ; ER es : , . arte », 1th and in ' ply Merck & Co 45°58 S. Br sade > FE 8 Pe it a |AGENTS— Earn $100 @ week or inore selling of taking charge o! ie@pa ment; excellent | bowling alley, located on South Side; ref- " aM — be —— bee te peaeesee Sas tel} Fou ———n experien 3 j OU NG MAN—Wit n business abil ity t : , “ Vie, MA on + . . ' J ‘/ 3 ) pete , ntial a ie “ " GRO “E RY CLE RK—Experienc . f hop. 3300 Wah. ents ‘‘cleaning up."" Write quick. Jubilee a’riona held 5 it miae nt ivi. Box aT A N hes {; »~Ae ‘ kL } tr _ ‘ Se AlL ’ xper n rp » | take charge 0 “ t re Bn ' . Lap : | ay Handy aek of all trades: also pipe- “TS aah H-21° st-Dispatet , R 4 Mre Shop (e) fg. Co., 162. Sta. C, Omaha, Ned, S| “RY Poet -lrienafen fitter'’s Lelner a \t re * @, A‘ . IST ANT Ox , {- at cn Li ing ron _Di. 7 soul evard : > © l- : : i } i sent Ages Rox N 84. | - + . AGENTS—Hat iy « ." thantio fe w 1} CARPENTER——Frame wT . , dd et-Disnatet Re Oi ee kere and heat- Fou NG MAN-—18 or over, to learn ar: . ; arding s Authentlo La CARPENTER—-Frame noure. Apply 404% A Sat itebisilnectiias ES Lea bs 7 é a, . ~ : : spottin Star Cleaning Co., 2515 | to almost every home: making agents $30 _ Labadie in morning. ae = oes: (Cc) MAN wED erienced jn oll compounding plant Sa — MABAGS of tat Se manu tcl Dmg Pe 4 ; cone S ee and. s. (c) / per dey; get the aut heni io boow3=6from GENERAL ai ‘'ENANCE MEN—Steady and warehouse work; must be active and facturer of a throw y aevertines riy St. Lois R000 N. Broadway = Je: __ a oe washington. send 1.» proapectus, Jen- ounerienc 4 d a M wnday Benish Re = ° r ‘liable Box, H By ) oa ost Ti sty itc h (cy produc ts, so.id tinre ugh wholes1l.e@ ; PERE = 77 r =—_ ” : ? - - ve 1e NYG MA! \N— bb or genera: . clert ai WoO! K in kins Mig ie : VW ashington ID , a , aes ne © , : oe — mryecest, Vaya cit" . ”¢ retail “roce lmne! hy « (), ’ INIS ERS—concrete: stee) ; " - m Co., Sth and ' (c) | MAN—tlderliy work mn iight castings, n os - onl : et. ¢ “a , ee m ae tt. For i “oe erect drivers 7. naniae end aa! ary expected - a “4 -114 ~~ | AGENTS—Make money siivering nirroray —_—— _— ste ' . * q 1 } ©? Al OT eT ’ ing TY Y offic ‘ ' . ata Aen i ‘ . 5. 1) : : lf ‘ N " . ot “ ,GL AZIE RS—Union; experienced on wood g ta a oe Sunday, vane EEN | sales assietnant. Destre man net laborers, subgrade foreman, pick and shovel M N WITH AMBITION AND EX- | o ae eee econ sash and dox rs: to take withdrawal card | —— —E . “ees - nen, quarry and rock crusher laborers; YOUNG MAN— IDENTIAI headlights; outfits furnisned be « MAN andle Cal oo) years OF | : ECUTIVE ABILITY were “| International ratori Dept. O, SFL 0 Chi 0 loc : 30 per hour; ratlroad | - A Fnaed oul ‘Z. vhite, to handle canned goods ie : , ' amp board: highest wages to ex rienced | r : 7 4 rnatlionwl De ge es, ep... '. t shicag al; i “ m1 f ne su SSiul . ! . & ~ 1» BOX N-156 POST-DE DISPATC fare free to Chicago; steady work for bal- supplies, etc. Apply Mr. Whilderson 1 gm mt ee . - Apply. write or wire fob. Sniabar rd., Se z Te — 4 ' ae ‘yf! nh a‘ New : or hy. 3 . “ : = tor re > ‘@ j : g i t . . , ss aa’ . Vea ite, a . ‘ Ne » . *w?, 1 wate ' 4 yr c : _ — an - MAN—Y: ung. of good charncter, e | capable at apro ; mtruction (oOo. tel oie ond Fran I tal lemon cream, every woman ea user. Colon) (GR ANTT KE ‘LU TTERS—tHrotr ‘good | Class o! Chevrolet cars; experience not necessary, 4 ~ schtian “R—Experie need in maintaining YOUNG MA N—By manufacturer; bright. T Chemical Co. 61 Penn a@v., Pittebw g. Pa. “ wo aot ep yen th va wages at es roc row (Cc) zatio ’ Mam. K'rn ‘ oP - One e ( nae! - AL 1\ : i- ; ; ete _ e navi s ‘ ~Ow n Yh : ‘ - ute - ws ban : & wat - n. Gtillam-Epstein Co.. 5929 Easton. | ary and eadia Dor YT fact iring ins ‘ me nag ngewe to — @x- | for right party. box S's AGENTS—Make big money seliing navy GliWCk KY “L ih K— ts xi erienced; promotion MAN— Young, about 18: must be familiar for promot ton ili b | pert roote r to = ae > ge Byes se small YOUNG MAN—For mixing colors; printing oanvas barracks bags: useful for 100 pure to right man, 4105 O1 ive. __—_—ss| «6 with Ford parta; good chance for advance- right man. Apply in own hand- | gang seep A ae Ps Flee te Ration « Se ink manufacturers. Box F- 412, P.- = poses; quick sellers, sample for $1, or write GR OL mak fos LE ‘Ra—st rte age, salary and ment Address th ret rences, stating sal- writing outlt: > valific lh hm’ s i Vv exnec ted i Rox A-59. P -D. (07 as , c7) for detaliisa. Progressive Supply Ce, Vioe- vt etiam Box N- 1. Post-Dispatch. ary expected. Rox H-415. Post-Dis (c - . Ae . : UTTY salar A Ee : | torla Hidg St Loutse, Mo. cetaceans , - ee . tions in detail. St en } ‘YOUNG MAN—With , $300 to travel; salary | °° _ Re nn hom EatY CLERKS—Relliable men; good MAN Reliable, as manufacturing helper in servicea woul ld e avaliable : Rotoegr avure Eteher $200 per month to right man, no se elling. AGENTS—‘‘Life of Harding opportunit y OT . promot io. ADDY ‘ A. Bator wae al factory, ony dy work. Apply give tele phe ne at or. J ' Experienced on commercial work with Re OX _N.45 R vet Disp atc h edition; finest bin 1! ng best terms ndav ~ ete Arsen io ) av . ated é ' ee »f * aY , ah. » @% _—s . a+ . “ “hy " - ———— a= ape ive : e : 1.4 m. Monday. 3552 A ee c) ae 7 ge at by “Pacific av., we C-254, Post-Dispatch, ‘ thorouch knowledge of quality and produc- YOUNG MAN-——B right; familiar with retail- given, $150 weekly prof a = ; wet : yes AE _- = | tion: a splendid opportunity is offered to a ing to sell hats Reith et. position. ener Quic me Waiter Publishing Co., Brooks Hat_ Co., 312 _N. 6th st. _ sd cinnat?, On! ewer ee eee —_——— a _ first-class furnishing ) man, apable | MAN—Reliable and experienced to operat e = meat and arocery | AGE NTS— Sent “$i ft - sample can of mi. ~ = preferre ) rick’s Vital'ine Top Dresing. for shape Wol K on large steam h: ammer ace hk X H 109. P oast- Di ST atch (ce) I’. 137. ost Titer atch cjired Rox J-5s. Post Dis} atch. state age and salary exvected. Box N- Uh). : ogy oe gg SS the ent ciys that Midwest Forge, 2lst and Summit, East St. | MAN—Ahbout 40. to answer phones in taxi- | ¢ ee ~N = — Post-Dispatch ’ né erproof automobile ‘ : ; ; Pale ND Se : — OF FE RATOR—For Moon-Hopkins or ir . a aad we . . Louis, Ii! cab office fairly good at figures: must reughs billing machine; opportunity fcr Rotovravnre foreman you NG MA N-——For sal leaman “gervice work: ACS ans water; proet autom obile comm |issiog previous experi- | AGENTS —Sien’ . ahi: ts, big seilere Apply steel plant, Wharf and St. rea) MAN—With commercial p! jotogra phing ex. | Ea A ee ae be x _____ capable man by one of the largest printing Ca) perience, to work in sales organ! zation of | OPERA'TOK—Experienced “Burroughs 0] eoncerns in Chicago. Give complete de- | YOUNG MAN— To i> : > ne eb oe "y know city night work: please stat sale — , |'HTANDY MAN--Local company wants man + Le ease State Sanry advancement Broderick & Bascom, S800 ‘or pressroom We want a capable ma saiary and | axnected Fre a Oe veg oh toate . ~ - ence not necessary. Line- -A-Time Mfg. Co.. to consumer; undersell stores: ¢ ——————— Ht: 3 it’ k, KS —Experienced for bridge = snop. ie wa is and out of town: must 1 now American Brilxe Co., 1014 5. vandeve is business. (‘all Sunday from 9 to 10 : - ros. aes ‘ ie ee. ; north 3 Monday at & a.m. sharp. ite sess. 50 caper wees ng fine SASH AND DOOR. ASSEMBL i R—Mst | detail and sales advice. Where can reach | AGieNTS—$4.50 an hour displaying Thomas Hy ay PERS- ad ‘olored familiar ; _ ith " ork friweretine Service "2119 S Broadway fe) household FOO one es yy ¢ = roe an potent first lass steady work: good wacdes. vou Wednesday or Thursday? Give your All-Weather Coats ‘ou simpy wear around boilers steady work Apply 1" M A N—Must 7 highly recommended quali- a ; weeey r, Red AN ‘STORAGE a hs “01 Al ply Frank Schmidt Planing Mill ‘o. age. reference Box J-356. P.-D. (ow) coat and book orders. No delivering or co Lafay ette nv. Monsanto Chemical Works d sales anager and with exe utive retail by) : oe oe _ & Wie Ri See Y ou NG M AN eune, Coat Sree, 187 a ucers = : ci iKA—At ) ‘once . experie ce e. Nlity, to take st Touts office being dis- Dae — — wy I j —t} experienced on “mattresses. _Mfg. Co, Section i} 1] Lie ayton : Rov H-179, Post-Dispatch ‘c)| continued by manvfacturer; only small in PA A\\ CKERS 2a an ialbensi _‘c2) WANTED IN OUR AGENTS—Distributors; quic kiy develop owe — — vestment necessary for fixtures, stock and ‘ é SHEAR HAN D— -Experienced — ‘square FUR KF ACTORY in: lependent business andiing Reotmint#s HOU SE M AN—Good; ek perienceu. . tools, with an exe lusive sales arrangement | Expertenced drug packers understanding shears Independent Metalwear (‘o., 1511 Yeast Candy: new Ford automobile ae Delma! Sa — o .? Ove! a Faatern Miss ur! anil ere Illi- | fre! ant ] issification el large rod t r) YN Rroadwat (a) Eplendid opportunity to learn the fur exclusive Lorritery Sootmint “y Co > ® Hi USEM. LN— ro tak e care of cow an rar is jusiness aAjiready estabiisned, ‘ i} arn , pbtionally good WwW: poly | ~y wee as 7a > ae aman & aan Apply cotmints id@ Jersey © Bl i : ;Ou} Y. . ¢ ry "es ‘o C ‘ : .* - : “ (ETAL WORKERS—Experjenced ‘ - _ = bad 4 Sa den. 1etW. en pl.. 30th and Missour! et 3 {eg 4 Rv wed | ~ ace this vear ; 3! N s hizh- | | OE resin, y vs mee O19 NW. 4th at tan KLIN E 'g SGMNTHe_ Make money - — om wus so n ds OS 8 ‘ Poche —— : - - 4 : SIT! “COEIVING ‘TERE , ali kinds atin knives, HOUSEMAN—-Yardman; experienced, refer- |MAINTENANCE MAN—For night; one ca-|PAINTERS—At Ridge | lodiamont; , SEEIPPING str RECEIVING CLERK— 606 Washirgton Av. headi hts: putfite furnished: ence r@iuired: one who can crive le o in ll plant repairs, such as re- 1. c) Middle age strong man, for city shipping es as ary et nternationa!l Laboratories, Dept. ferred. 6415 Wydown ing all kine machinery, millwright, | payn4 ar —First-c ppiy ° Th a a of hanes ke ee ~ M “— Fy Lamager. sii Fifth av., New York : . - : = t z te i " bes TY ’ | 1} So - . 7 dint . : irs ie . © ‘ v @ route a? + iT ; | hal 1 rai 0 a 'y ~~ ) orman Cc) . —_ ee ——— HOUSEMAN—Colored; must be expe-sience B+-o4 “ee eres ae : A ne ha: king Py Chippewa Cc work: + know how to handle men; bood Perry “ —_ ta 2619 Lafayette AGEN TS—C hew ing gum; eel direct trom soe — reliable; apply itmmoediately. Tiff nv Viet Monday morning PATTERNMAKER For large industrial wt pt meg _ auras — pan ae |” = bie N—Two sete . (e) antes gt _- storekeepers: double yous a . . ad . : ’ . bia, white: | ¢ nire &19 Wainwright Blde ; 1418 F amilten : ‘abany 9096. “~~ | ‘Tower Grove av | Hebdbe, S20 Nictore =e sparkling glass name plates, numbers re, Vu | . lo 7 ae aie ms checkerboards, medallions, signe: big z wife t ir liousework, vard — AB iS CER—Woal time for ex- | SHOE IWORKERS—To take charge of cut and automobiles; h e; unusual pesi-| MAN AGE K—To orKs nize selling force; must celles "tess it re nemoria! “vash. 325i: ting and ” iting department; call Sunday | sustrated boot Sres. hearers id tion references 16 Wasnin 1] terra a 2 ire: onlv hig h-class men need ap- . "?1 at s rbadl rn } , “asn ;. Pramas, 3 oe Ty lk (eo) OUung em _ Wooster, ©. - 'E (“REAM DRIVER - “o whoie-° ‘ys ood salary; no traveling reterende ee a iSHOV s—4500 8s. C pton He AGENTS--New wonderful seller; 96e pre vale route: state ag nd experience! union! reaut Rox F-161. Post-Dispatch. 4) Tt RE Li RAME F hte Tr; Must » ex es A ER ti ». ompton Henry ¢ #] @very dollar sales. cere spot; LA oom mate Row N-3h! - randtch at ‘ ch : — . ee 2 . 00 cense unnecessary; no competition; samp LATER—Must ow how t , lie -| SHOVELERS.--10; and 5 teams, with h dump | Of good oom 6 or r free. Mission Co., 610 N. Halsted, Onica- (CON WO MECHA NIC—To take charg oe andie 201 me dhe She 9m > idl ‘ SN na! ‘ORK al “yw scelian 9s jron het MM A I ta ©. ger c ions. 41lo I. uc is ay 7 ,Oouis ; 5 ’ Pine & 0 oP ge Ml a 7 ‘Smit! : Ped Bud ; mi¢ re 4 ' men in large retail establishment ; gO. aha Sc} on d ire "orks AIDE o >> - —~ -—---- —- - S -* a ade aes . — EN 50 a 1! hmitt Iron and Wir : ‘MBE Rs— - 431 ahi im Plumbing and leat- ~ | \ i AINTIR—Who will take interest e xperience not necessary ; Ww ould AGEN TS can make $10 to $50 A - Kal b st \ ’ - ¢ ; ing ». 1400 Acédemy at 7 in shop: good opoortur.iy: very orofit- | ’ ‘POR—White, for general Or around oO eredit jewelry store, outside « N77 Poet one ) f one Ww ith Lnowied e vals: no delivering or collecting. O; ce bu iv Mor 1 : s ee — Pes fer some on 8 Hammond & Co., Room 230, 60 Praroaoy lding Apply room 615 Liberty .MBER—For jo . as. F. Graham, | 2b! al ! , «A ust Bide. Broadway and Olive. |city. Apply by fetter, stating | _%t?% Deime SOLDERERS—906 S, 14tn? ‘of retail selling. Excellent op-| av., Brooktyn, N.Y. fo run 1 errands . . ~O0 Washington, 7 vine reom Fore Parl Tali ifta. Cathatie me ‘ . ‘LUMBER sig job: giv cellent furn!- anes aan — $ ber “ o x Appls sunday eee 6400 3’ L, PLYMOU T Lt C ) Hollis E. Suits Family | DIK SETTER—First-class, and mechanic ; - (C) | give particulars of former experience: good | “assembiy Work; opportunity for right man Box H-330 to school need | Post-Dispatch, ic) Co, 8157 8.) DRAFTSMAN—To do detailing and billing ‘c) for special millwork plant. Address P. errands and work in cffice; O. Box 1402. Memphis, Tenn.. (c2 ears of ape: salary $40 per | — cc ouy Be Amgen did opportunity for right boy. | DRAFTSMAN — Machine lay- | Spit Lov ‘Post Dispatch (c) Tigi in ding Mr Ford's paper report at) Weat entrance, Ford Motor Co E Mon lay inorning, structural steel; state age, expe- Oto 11. me was _... |rienee and salary expected. Box COLORED BOYS H-181, Post-Dispatch. BHAT Ee ns g “ rORE: _ can Washinton: | DRIVER—Established | retail bakery. one ite 4D an n b. Walton, Baker, Overland, Mo. yton 76R telligent, capable of han- out, designing and detailing | LABORE RS—10, Hiarney and Ruskin; take MF. "TTE R—Experienced. Conrad's BOY—Over 16; for office work; | 37°" — a NDLE WRAPPER—Young man; experi- reasonably with opportunity for increasc: | DRUG CLERK—Assistant; must be yeliable| 8 fore noon. 231 Franklin av. Jjinte: may | Bas ATHERS——Steady work. Clayton 107X experience on. structural rk. ' 4 , enced, steady position, good salary. A}- we are located in the fertile lands of i “4 M. Landau, Globe Store. Sth and Pyanx Southeast Missour! (permanent positions) ow. sc! PrP. and DPD. Drug Store. Prefer man, axe ——._ oF CABINET M AKERS—Biumer | Cabinet © Co.,| ‘between 26 and °h years old. (c) | - fe 2 OL Ww ainut _ (©) | DUMP “TRUG K DRIVERS—Call Monday CABINE TMAKERS—Good pay. Apply 2507 68 a. m., 2824 Easton. __ ene nn Rrondway. ] mi ELEC TRICLANS—Apply Monsanto Chemical Highest | wages: in elty | Works, East St. Louis, All. (cl) first-class men Apply St | eI LRGTRICAL L -ABORATORY ASSISTANTS Co. R000 N. Broadway, (¢)|"" LA new industry recently started In this | -Maintenane $1295 and| vicinity can use 2 or 3 young men with manth bonus and “holidays off hich school trainin for electrical testing > pt [tt Seo. m and laboratory Wo! Apply in writing — - » ’ EAKINETMAKERS —On high-grade work; Box _H-161. Post - Dispatch. _ _ a ence | top Wages li rbst Fixture & “ie 911 S. bad ‘ ANDLER—! irat-c lass ‘ a Broada ay. ; ‘ “ (c) m™m.. Monday morning. Swift r "Co . 101 2 | = - — 2 ‘ well: Rox 0.40, P.-D e for greeting work “githes for ecript or | ng CARPENTERS—First-claaa buatiere: “yepair equare ietter and sketch work; also could Work; state wages Tox - Pp fh uso apprentice or 2 or 3 years’ experience; CARPEN ER—W ork ; ; on best wages. Box J-360. Post-Dispatch ’ ' —. qv? , e ’ ‘ x e!- 7 ent ture, me oe ¥ hk , ye vg “9612 ESTIMATER— Experienced: for general con- N. list — as ; tate | experience and salary de | Rox -4 Post-Dis. (c7) CARP gi rt ry Must be all-niou na handy aw ————_—__— ~~ man Wages and bon a Set. Vin- i | ERRAND BOY—$30 month. 1220 WN. ion, St. Charles Rock rd, Broadway fe) Firet-class open shop car- ta] E RR AND “Bor. WV hite or colored: reference Cabany 8444 between Call Monday morning, | ERRAND ROY—Bracn Electrotype. __Locu uet. 4th fleor —_---- ((c) t chanoe fer advancement in stock room ce e ) St Toute Car Coa.. BOO0O N. | Alove Schwirag, 1428 Wa ashington. (c) (co) | ERRAND BOY—Atout 16 vre.; must. Dave , r For tnetalling wood: be oot ‘Dp BROY—Must he ambitious: good urea: ostendy work: good reference, stead position. ench housekerne ckingham Hotel poly | Pleating Co. 704 ty Vamhington._ ic) highway and Wi t Pine (c) | ESTIMAT ATER — Experienced: detailer and | Car WASHER perlenced: good salary stock biller, for store fixture work Va Me ad eis re Grand and Meramec. | Tvs Mfe. Ce.. _Decatur, mL —_ Bunda morning (c) | ESTIMATOR — Experienced ; > @etatler and CEMENT VIN HER—Apply 6320 Ashiand. stock biller, for store fixture work. Wal- Delmar 2218K. rae (c)' rus Mfg. Co., Decatur, * fc7) ] ve KS Expertenced ~ Apply | ry AC STINTS TS—Planer, sha per, drill preas | MEN—yYoung and mi: Jd\e-aged to run By Galil rT -To wor on phono- ‘aon ’ am Be Aen, Poaeeth ons Beate | END SEITE RS—Good propo- | . ’ . N. 2 st. shirts direct from our factory to wearer} "a ee ee board furnish d. | : = rae | \. Broadway : _(e) | fy. State age and past perform- no capital or experience reyuired ; eaatly isp: : I y IL oO O IR )) r ORTER—tnion and Lilllian Drug ertcre re DERERS~—Experienced on_ tinware | ances. Box A-84, P ost-Dispatch. + py lle Breente, ine Oe he MLA N— VW ho can do + mg sett | man | : —_—_——_———— —. flependent Metalwear Co.. 1511 N am. a er-Hurwitz jewelry rORTER—s. e ‘or. Oth and Walnut (c) war (o} ity. AGENTS—We atart you in business, sig a Pe der Call ‘Ne at Kast St. feted : : = PORTER—Colored. Portola Hotel, 1915 Mar- | SPOTTE —h xperienced on la: lies and gents . TER EAY — — = nishing everything: men and women; KNI J ¥> RS Ex xperie need on iM A N A G IE IR Ket st ; is is | eee nts; ste ~ ey Poy 4 NEED WORK? to $100 weekly berating | our ee ee - "OK .> VV Fite to ork arour roadhouse ane , o { ™ . pec lait Caney c os. of . men’s siinleleaiaae Steady work; We have permanent wot tis A+ : — — t Pe. e BB gage nee employment 0 aan hanes book let free. we Wan wien liucedale, # a , ” . = : ili % i } Tn) Vv 0 , 6c. raat (prange NJ ) ay ZALS ear SB. Goo ~hinl Ley " . | PORTER ‘olor for ‘tholesa] a - STAIR IL. DE -R—Unio for bulla ng i‘ show you: quit being a slave; become “« man _orawer ¥ — --- pi od pas ° A] O | -arner : . 1 \ hien of f¢ r spl nadid opportun steady { bh. yoy “HH. 201, Bont Dis, h "ta hi "a ply 30 08. hippews. Vie + ro learn specialty selling We teacn vou | AGENTS— “A large local wh soleaale talloring pay while learning. Eb} itv for advancement for well-, rorreRr—coiv om a O3L, ____—_________—__€}) | free;_zood_ money, rapid advancement. Bee) heuse Is seeking representation ede-te ~ ne , ’ ‘ . , a ear a 1,,¢rug store and bibevele bopper, Is cCUTTER—First- ‘lass; steady | Mr, Rich, all day and 7 to 8 p. m. U17 Vic-| establishments to #e! high class made-to- \ ALK ER Neekwear ig actory, ] : wit! executive co an very. At Le ws ' Pharmacy, | work , : 7S. Post Dispate h (c) ) | toria Bidg., Bth and Lac ust sts: order clothes at whol sale prices Gireot te : . ° groomer men l OR Belt = rere ; > ; , ‘consumer: wonderful opportunity for 16th and Locust st., fifth floor. | apijity who have had experience | PORTER’ —c STENOGR AP HER—Experienced; must tran- | PERMANENT EMP LOYMENT | gressive inen. Box A-283, Vost-Dispat , a re t vilere ‘ years Ot ag Must ulce dependent Metalwear (o., easton eq. wash cars: must have ceuratels sume clerical work. j A BOK ks App {rigidad Asphait M . peferences; steady work. Mendenhal Mo- Post DI Ispateh, Me) If you are a salesman or want to learn | AGE NTS-——Distr “Co. Ranken av. and Wabash eeeeks. ccf) in floor management. Apply _tor Co., 2315 Locust. | SH ENOUGRAPHER—Young man, high schoo selling, are willing to follow tnstructions pius action gas lighter sells on demonstrationt _ = PORTRRS—Must be experience and not | No ‘ion? @ tb % ul "an a one: dv pt work, we will employ you; wonderful oppor-| repeat orders on extra tips; one to half @ ducation; must be @ +e dE 6 he for advancement, if you can qualify! dozen sold in every home; write for new {outors and crew men: de hour , care age . 7 ineer e Kroger (Gi nd Rakine Co —_ ; ; OF nis: |B. NUGENT & BRO. DRY} Fitfane'tna Vista, Monday morning. | STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY— Meat 0S) setae ea Victoria meine Metals Corp. Newark, 3 ? per hour; also toreman lath ere) ] yO ("( ) c ) 7 roel ) , fetropolita ts | ~ gee . ; a -_| aL ane cece — — AGENTS—200, coe came es tablet as r( . = 4 | ad HU r A sr ltan ecribe notea accurately: h i — have been sold autotsts under money-~- : es — ° 2 - , ; > , tunity a. % su] rint iv t } : co, o nti i HE, teady posstio® a nt speed Box N-3d1 . Post-Dispatch We teach you factory-to-consumer gpecialty/ selling plan, matied free. | New hor) SRS—* o. Apply Cooper Construc be be es be : . . willl - ’ ference “ ed . . USS bik mn fmen press villing to ! . Ss required. . d t: tails $1; agents sales Cambridge av... Maplewood, Mcen-|MARBLE M \N— ‘arborundum mach! 4) man, naga re ~ “aa ¢ tian : Jo0%| series in 10 minutes; gallon free wn Rll 7 Wright Da MF 7s = > > My Cari, Goldman Uros.. mee? | : Write or wire for interview ateel. Russell A-53, Post- Dist ate h. (c7) = ° (oF) agents Radiolite Co., St. Paul, Minn. ¢ 99) _ter Co., Flint, _ Mic h een onl : 39 ‘ay Ex - ——————— : a — Er gineering Co.. 1624 Raltlway change }? RESSM. \N--In Chie ‘agu. experienced cotton REP ATR M ae Also AGENTS—M Make $1Q daily, selling our new, AGE: Ts — Kel , men ‘s made +10 order $2 el ens Mu rray, _ Overla nd Pa . — pe Cc) burl - a hs ’ TOV * LUMBE 3TIMATOR—And salésman, re- | ———---—— rool or dle ker. to connect | = ae lap bag ge nan, capab'ie of andl Quick Eve hor buve several. ho rg ey “Rast st. Louls or Granite City; - RCHANIC Tool or die maker, to conne | dling -color wor alzo an oxpagresee en- % aul uic seller BN ry me uy ve dali Samples ready. Attractive maete- excellent opportunity for adv ancement : in established mantifacturing business; graver and designer for cotton and eabinetmaker and assistant Pocket sample. Factory, FE. iza beth, N. J, a Estab lished 10 years limerson own writing give age, experience and salary pet investmé@mt with services: FA ary bag work; state age ard salary : r » ° AGENTS—(iabardines raincoats take ofr- | Talioring (‘o., Tth and Arch, Vhiladel- expected O'Neil Lumber Co., 4420 N $150 to start; return on = estment should! Keplies _ sti ictiy c nfidential A S shipping ‘ lerk. Apply Hellrung ders; season commencing ahtning eell-| phia, Pa, Union. net approximately 25) per cent annually. | Soo —ro une _Sis.. tose _—— © Grimm, 9th and Washington.| er: coat with outfit, $2.95. Gabardine | AGENTS —New luminous glass name , plates, MACHIIINE NELP- Key , punch and all Mr Hromever, 709 V ictoria Blig ; | PRIN’ rE R —E xp erienced on multicol wreck automobiles; plece or week PRINTER-_llderly, to take care of stand- | TalLOR—cCall Sunday morning and Mon cs LU gu ht ee ome Super, 1904-41) jot. ‘elegant samples furnished. Crystal MAC ay same Oy oper ate grinder ‘and. to take ” ney ‘ork 7 2937 She ert lan : (e) | a. § forms. Security Drinking Co., 3d and day $111 Manchester av e _ 1) Fondulac, Milwruke . Wis _ anes | Pre ucts Co., 66 Wayne | et. big ‘Prairte. care of tool crib for night shift Apply —_——_———_——_—————— te ine sa rAIllAs a ~First clases buashe! Iman; stead) AGENTS —(jet big profits on summer ace a ; yoa 3701 r orest_ Park bl. MEN ver” oung aieat mi ‘Aadle- a ec men to ‘weet P RIN’ TE R— Allround country nrinter aa d IR lary Anniv 818 FP ine Not tn stores WwW rit e for erimns and ee | AGE NT s- Men and on a th -~ would , ; A et lot - ee r r @ in on ‘Tr 1ins long rune na Q 20th (eR) ste adv toh nico two-t! irder state q - | b — ) S Centra! av Los Angeles, Cal | Rose frocks; factory to wearer: ings . nw wae tn J. _- ' $9) ; - ing, eneppy fall etyles; special or t@ k. one wi ‘an make own set MEN — Tc or dairy plant. 4830W | cations an ~~ night work, on wae s , MEN To work in ] i. TS AGENTS “Tife or Harding. fastest seller : 500 F haul sawdust in five years: $20 dally profit; beat book, | district . anagers. Rodas! Co., © = ge PA others need apply. 3701 ot Florissant. (ci) | PRINTER—Unemployed, independen:: Ss TEA MSTiEKS— Colored, to bh! (ct OTe ee CO Ee gr 7, louis County; state age, wages Lor N ‘te 7 er ~e ' ’ ‘d . re o“ a 1? and J. & L. operators; also machinery as- trains; long runs. 20 Walnu: || PRINTER—Practical and experienc ' _ ao oy a | Fitter Co.. 73 Frankiin ot., New SOeeieee grades. including full fashioned aiike. Mane ———_—__—___---—~ k first oder! rie —— KE EPER Sareea accurate en AGENTS —'Perfo' Pilate, necessary to ae ()-Chee Mille Co... Mill 4824, Cincinnae, gemblers, experienced on iceurate work; ' WOFRK, x © ‘ , ' wuarantee ateads employ! ent ‘ol's Die. ME N ge to represent ¥ Fuller . ee : . wages "$4: 2 OO a T yune tual Hox Hi-282 ost-Dispat h. ( household Adaptable to any gas, - - Tool and Mach. Co Columbus Cc o. (OS) 7 all = a ti 3 ane ee —* | vy; working re perf : ’ ~ : (c) 5 . . : : working mill; 7:30 Monday + | eee eee ee, Tae eT yw Ww Bo TINNER'S HELP E R—Call § unday morning, | Out: samples and particulars $2. Eas'man) write today, Knit-Art @tis Neckwear FRED \I iT) A RT \I FG CO Q59F ME age gem w ith 2 , 2 or - years g macaine; rin v\\ 5) mM 4122 A ner ‘ifaw AIS . (eo) Co. 249 Washington bi. Chicage = i. | 298 Rroadway, ? New York. ‘ “ . ‘ - ; a : on drill press, lathe and driiiin ace ' - : a Men and women; oppertunity of | 1 at) wes “tg ont e2 INNER—Expertenced on furnace work. A ne “T of | AGENTS —Meén, women rywhere add De Kalb. (¢ roi u 7 k Box H 180. to Ne: reh ic) Neat et voung man to eet Irnendier cag, ion} 4a A... _ rem Se, sells for Pad. | to. $40 weekly spare ‘time: $40 or more pa AE OE sii iiaaleaieiinamaaia ; V— Must be experiencec n arenhouse ‘ , ; -_—— — 2 amp eS sar ' OLR ‘ Pe *laet!-P’ao to eve woman c, , ’ ¥ erat utomatic eara - — nendiler - full time eelling Pia a ry Mae -hinists an nd Boilermakers R.. rk; fi a and checking orepnty ——- names anid i, erate a ce “wh NNER! gi Gruet art ett. atation A. Gulfport, Bs: on sight; repeat orders come fast, Wwe . “OP (3 FOR SE’ a por unity for right ea eat (c) press in larg department store. —- —— $= AGENTS—Moat econ omical off gas burner nent business; order-pulling circulars ‘YE HAVE OT! Ly NING! OR .v,ER AL ed Drue Co... 3901 mS Ki nes * hic cnw! - : AN brook, 437 Missour) @Vy. hast St. TAuis, iY i Pp t S] oe Foreman in . AK : S Steady work G rT ticle like it; 4 sales in A calls: tremend- ona ) + ame $68 Ne ome aay; ‘ PHONE NU MBE N BOX 1 4] io p D ——— rin 10 /p nu YU . ; | Jath (c ous profit; exclusive territory. Bpeng!er- saver. no cement, self-vulcanizing MEN- —Ex) erience “unmec essary — — cE R. iret clase mee hanic. Call | Loom!s Co . 1310 Fariard Bidg., Chicago. Hepaire everything from « pinhole pu er-ons for Graver Corp., at Standard Ot! dow cleaner and metal polish t fami! ‘es. : inane y 3 ce —$————$ $e Co.. Woodriver. Ill.; pvlecework only; ex- one man abdle to eel! to businessa concerns, SEEKS THE ERVICES OF AN : POINTE RS——2 good; call 3 Boaps, extracts, perfumes, totlet goods; perignces men oniv need apply. _ ; i ane to grocery trace 1012A_ Pine. AGGRESSIVE AND AM BITIO! Ss . 713 Washington f experience unnecessary. Carnation Co., “ee =\_-Young. three: 1923 high school pre- YOUNG MAN Tv ACT AST ORE TKPOINTE as 4500 Morganford r4. La-| Dept. 319, &t. Toutes free particulars Time @ever Pateh 1: 82 Ontario st, Cleveland, O AUt NTS —Abet i ~] the mail order ane point agente: 10 agente 80 a Gavi pany wants good, steady man for light red; collect - “ONITN T ans ———— erate from your home; 100 ver cent ‘hinist work want man who itis able ’ . ' expenses paid, experienc re | 1 ; 7-3 . a* : : ' “Call at sei! whatever is easiest for you: handle nt; every houses a oale: macninis , ‘ : l- bond. references Apply 8 we direct from factory Manufacturer® Dte- | age , . ma to invest about 1000 in etther common or 14 Od i a . = -E: I 4 : ——————$ re |e i Poe Hon la Waverly ‘et Yonker ee Kreatest selling article on the rt * & per cent preferred stock of this well es- |. 114 eon Bieé. ____ Wy : FE PU MISL cleaners, launderere, fee e * - | money maker; we equip you Sully: ous T the | Eagle Mie. Co.. 262% 8 24. | AGENTS—$? 5-$100. weekly taking orders to defray cost of stamps, Literatu | MACHINE RIVETERS—Caulkers and hold- - hd , t polish; ywonderfu: waterless A WELL-KNOWN CONCERN Pw 2OWw | AGENTS——-We start you without ea dollar. | to a 40-inch blowout; also ail rebber tablished TY) anufacturing company. Ser Mr MEN -Y or ing. ne will trafn you “to “pell ‘ § y zz ‘ . - wo state last place of employment and salary Consumers Mfg. Co.. 20 R ponevelt. Chicago AGENTS®.—$50 oer week eastiy made Goldberg- Gibatein 3° 1 N. lé4th (c) — . . " . Mr. Cren- -OSING > 2 MAN--—Work spare time for rent :hird flecr you wit succeed with . ; POSING. Rs 13 G: .N ; , expected Rox H-15%. Post-Dis (Cc) | AGENTS. -Memortal edition “Li (our ge full of part tine. eeiliag (iat er 261° OLet ‘ ‘ shaw _or Mr. Putier : ' J PRINTING wt?’ ~ ' | ~~ oe ; fo | vill furnish Sol 2 N ls and r) m a: 3626 Ol; iv@ st. . . , TIC \ # 'y RO] ~ High , (e) Beloved ] restdent., Warren 2: Kh ust soa p removes wen a MIA yA TO T.IsT RE AT, ESTA TR: _— - —* o, = ~ --— Pe nipmmumet _ : ‘ ., an " Ww AITE R— App y } ‘ ‘ Lo ae Now ready. Vieat terme. Wrtte tod or medicine etaine orem ohat MISSION BASIS. ROX A-150, ?.-D._ MEN | e AN ARTIST IN SELE WAREHOTSEMAN—White; one who has tree outit. Niehele Ce.. 5 Teves Ser “Ww shat N-—Kiderly; cere for hickens wn Do vou want to get away from the shop SE OF * : knowledge of heavy drugs and chemien' 2. | AGENTS.et_ our free sample case, totiet | ala Cartel de's s.. if at dos v Co. sub irban home 7 NU - P und become independent? A_ large manufac: | “ PLANN ING . s ¥ Cal! 210 3. 4th at : :, (e2) articles, perfumes and espectalities: wonder- Fein s' Philade! phte = oe ae ; : = “ — turer needs a few mere og tog ay Rd . HABITS AND LE T WAS SHMAN Apply Dunder, moraing , °* oe eset Lalrerma Co F ass 117. AGE NTR i — ay _ ; ; ora, Yad in bury ure ae 4 wOouUsee ea fore — WwW h ) are Wii ng oO ie , 4 . ? \ 4 ‘*NCES A 4 th ‘ “it Laun r 4 uc or ain an alinwt Re lLoute Mo - ~ e . 4049 Washinaton } ndell 4567R BA byte who are perience unnecessary. We > pty) a a Te M und y y nA a a i ““Qhout thing in'U. 8. Press giving ol MAN—Handy. to help carnente ‘all Sun. ain you: permanent employment, with ad- . .s ’ EMPLOYED = TTD AGENTS—-Authentic “Life of Harding.” big of publictty dally. Article pocket day a ambn, at ~~ s 1 a i SUuN- n em See Mr Rich, 617 Victoria Ni »>W — Ls WHY Ww ASHE RMA N—Launéry “good et salary. “182? book. $1 is S15 day. freight paid: credit Price $1: enormous profit to you: iting ne ee . * to 8 p.m. , SALARY A HANG - C et., Grantte City, MM! fe}? given; be first, free outfit. Chicago Hook body interested Write quick fer full MAX—For f ri! Mew 7 a on. Al 4 y (\gie Bros —_ ace MIEN 2ST : a ” + 4. WaT 7 ANT ¢ ‘tan K REPATRER ST , : a Music ‘ o.., Chicago . formation and territars M a ; Grand and Scremec. Sean ee ser | eT. *] pak te) ereet 4958% Delmar fe) | AGENT —-Local manager in each county for _baf Becuritics Bdg. Omaha. Neb _MA*N- -For general warehouse and yard 25 to 35 deasirova of making better DISPATCH &ree!. ROLLERS—Appiy American Sree! outdoor «advertising; bie pay: whole or AGE NTs vn lerful oomur’ mits a work Appiy 40 | Foreat Park bl : ic) ' tions developing into oo ame ee aS 73° | Foun try. djrantte ety, Ti (c2) epare tir. no ex] erience re ulred Na- pan hh, eort 7) One paltev a day MAN “ Middle aged - to. —*. air rifles e! mu “ensary a ee mm a ~ ee | a WHEEL ROLLERS Experienced. “Amertean | mal © o.. 211 Reventh Loutevilie. Ky. (00) a month you! Permanent pec so h 7 ) trainin ne = ~ - Ik N\ oun experien . ; % { ‘ ; rT pI] janit | =: ac 2 men of clean. succesful req: te referenc ¥,. plant "a large ane | _ Steel Foundry Granite City, (c7) AGENTS —40 cents per cail patd direct trom | ‘weehty benefit. “tndury er ‘hehmaans bal MA! —-Reltabhie as janitor S33 oper lay “45 rd enera: tie and amtious conetdered: | goo ; food ad WINDOW CL PANERS—Feperienced, white hore office: new tntroductory hostery deal. | $10 vearty: bie demand ev orywhe i Mary Institute. Lake and Waterman... lwrite for appointment. giving age. education facturer: salery 9100: proenects MAN-—To he!p « ce wagon. call Sunday| present employment and phone number; in- morning. 2630. BS. Jetteresn. y - Ys formation confidseatiah N71, P.-De cuss sh 7 yancement. Apply Mr. Fenner, V17 3 | — Cleanigg Co., 202 N. 24 mt, 26 RN ng, ie ite Kere Co, oo the for territory » outftit. ee a a

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- ee ————— —_—: - ae Cee es we par 700 MEN AND BO YS WANT TED - — Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? es oie ae — SALESMEN WANTED SAL ESMAN'S SERVICE pute you in touch hundreds of are on oo Fast selling articles; Salemnes's Service, ‘ __ AGENTS ¢ WANTED MER ’ » = SALESMEN—16 per « ults and overcoats, Com- SALESMEN—wreatest making line in America; >, $34.65" express , Wonderful sideline - “sce mm nag and BO nerd property; we have the leads, and property aut the right price, if you will furnish the work. oF rhe fe Biackwelder. money- back kuarant ee ; noe ise charges for advance commis- ies rorporations wants a@ serv- — on repeat orders yours. SALESMEN—Make $60 gest merchants in many SALE Sib N—Pictoria! to-measure talloring house furnish! ne ot ‘borate sain ple commissions ad- Pity, & future for ‘right 244 a io - > 7 . Oe ee ay ere ee ee a ee ee Pom = pe cAL E EME N—Make $ s $75 to $100 Sains nomad Ie ~~ w rite for our Propos! ti on > BAL ESMEN_Tailorine ey pouring in from agents carrying out making big money. write for ‘sample "Leeds. W golen Mi lls, ’ . . - 7 ~— ; SALESM See 573 profit ; made-to-measure oO .. mittee — + os a s of th is und 0 other new _e ' - —_—— Es ro oe SALE EME N— Large mote has an organization for ) ] publication sales- -_ r SALE D SME N——$50 - - — a overce ata made to-measure, bin en mm {as fons Paid | wee i Vv ss ~_— _ ile aged woman to - gre ecialty | : . {IE R—E ienced, no Sunday work.) GIRL-—Or mia ' i) Tae higi-grate specahy Sideline Salesman | CAfulier's Cafeteria, 21 N. 9th st. (c)| housework. Call Monday. 2250 Bemtemaa SALESMEN WANTED oe SALESMEN—Compilete territorial protection SALESMEN-—To sell r qualified salesmen to call on automo- to automobile, garage and accessory deal- | : | © ___ a. : ile te d nd represent manufacturer es- rs throughout Missouri; if you are over 30 Retail coal selling; busy season now o2; | CASHIER— Experienced; hours 11 to 3 | GIRLS—white, over 16, to learn tablished 20 years, to sel! seat ard tire | years of age and have had two years’ sell- | wi 3 hours daily with our proposition, | “o'clock: closed Sunday oa SPPlY Mon: ay} and = —~ a ea covers, etc.; state qualifications and ref- ing experience, our sales manager will take | . pateh good returns. Box G- AN C53X) | B. G. Sandwich Sho 722 Pine st eo or AU z erences. The Cleveland Top and Specialty you out calling on the trade and teach you | ~' te . 3X) CASHIE R—AND BUD SDL WRAP PPE ea awe : Co., Cleveland, O. how to sell our line successfully, earning | hii NLOR SALES MEN ! MUST BE EXPE RIE ‘E — . AY ORE GIR’ - —if . acy and Go poten gS SALESMAN—To sell in the neat three} more money than you ever made -beforo; r ro. eg aa «th ROGHESS R ic) | ate nay Son’t call if you object months (August, Sepcember and October) we do not employ Degeneres or side a ARE YOU THE ONE? _cY.. An ak —— : - a Marviand 5141 North Market to bankers, mercantile houses and offices, | salesmen; advance seekers Keep away, this Here ;j tunity for youn CHAM tht AL Db— ae ienced, di. —— ee high-grade line of commercial and per- is a proposition for real hustlers who are men 21 “3 od i 0 pager ty il pn ih, Soa _ Hotel. 9th amd | Pin ) Cifokgewsri: 29 Iaundry 600d Sagal sonal Christmas greetings. The Kemper! wiliing to give their cntire time to our had a high school or college educa- t ‘Di ers ONO. Ming’s hignway, Abt. i iene Co.. Cincinnat!, O. Greeting care proposition, working five days a week, rt hoco a e 1p p | py S , department. (oe starting out Monday morning, home Satur- Th tA ne —-~ ae ° hree months dividual sales in- wishine to learn; | — on SALESMAN—High-class, with abtiity and] day, caliing on 12 dealers per day. Com- struction with a international or- | eplentia’ aan pare with nigh wages, _—". > 60. a; a Ca ; enibition to make £5000 to $7000 per aa-| mission contract with liberal drawing ac- ganization selling of] and leather rr eady work; preference en cld employes. | wags) ~.€ pl LIAN( E sAL ESMEN — DON’ T ite | past occupation and earnings, in strict con- - OK K-— Anda general housework: amal! Pri- vay: heh proves © Peay Oe eae ae APPLIAN! TO THE SALE OF A SING LE | fidence. Write O. H. Powers, Wrigley Bidg., | _ Yate family. Call Monday, 1749 Waverly, iy at pecgery: Hamilton-Br shoe Eastern Missourt and Western Illinois; lib-| APPLIANCE; SELL THE COMPLETE Suite 1108, Dept. F., Chicago. | COOK—Experienced for hoarding house; ref- i intelli eral weekly advances to producer. The APPLIANCE LINE OF tt ARS bai Roan | 7 ,) erences; permanent. Cabany 875). _ _{e) GIRL—A ey yg pene Dept. ea Co., 1920 Euclid, Cleveland, O. See ee tt, MONDAY eTWEEN 8:30 Migh-Grade Salesmen COOK——Colored; bomen ew sera eed ye) wal in small Sommown oe preter Gus : inane —— ND i Mee | _AT one aa ton, near ni A a han bed , vith some ae" 7 Mabte ‘compan Dar mn be proud to. repre- Bia OR MIR BU TL ER. (c) an e no others need agswer. ‘Box N-113. tw en 1 10-1 sent. ut of the ordinary high-class spe-| —— : di and loan | Perienced men preferred or those with clean | ner and wash for two; go Gays 0 -_—— oy 2 nena ne gay 0 Py ret ice: peak we oes” 13S Arcade rec Ste in the — of ¢ — registers ae | Creve Coeur 30. ae GIRLS AN D WOM eanure gener . a tly o nes, computing scaies, etc. Uxciusive OK— ite an, between 25 and 35, Iso «(learners; goed partisipating policies at “*nonparticipating nS mr vtK. =~ MAN AGH R—Terrlvory | and a peruannt y oe Os “a Rinker. Jet. ; OK — Wee general housework; averted stealy employmen ss & cles . Ss ” pong =e erview personally, se6 Geo. nker, Jet- . . . ete - ‘ rates; new exchangeable endowment; ages going fast: unique proposition, factory co" | ferson_} Hotel. |. Aug. 11 and 12. _must be thoroughly _ competent. 1 Fore rest H155. FULTON bio AND sal dh at 1 to 15. Life: Accident. Health. H. O. operation; some means and re! ‘ling: — — -—-* | COOK—E xeprienced white woman; fr fer- | rue Maddox, president, Peerless Life Insurance| needed. Address Mfr., C. J. Moe, 42l Co ences required: $65 per month. 26 Van- | GIRI awh @ learn McELRO . Co., Searritt Arcade. Kansas City, Mo. merce Bidg.. Kansas city. Mo. - Can You Sel] deventer pl. Lindell 758 fep| 4 a . . . | SALESMEN-—-$2.70 profit on every $4.60 LIGHTNING — Strange battery ya te COOK—Experienced ; white: 3 in family SLOAN SHOE CO. Life Tine sale; 10 sales daily easy; exclusive ter- Charges discharge atte : no washing or troning; best wages. ov ova ritory for crew managers; nationally ad- eliminates old method SoS. Poul, Denn. Electric Cleaners! Waterman, 2d floor west. (ce) | Factory, 2101 Lucas. (¢) vertised, patented device, no competition; to agents. Lightning Co . aot a COUNTER GIRL-—E ixperien ced; for cafe- | ant ‘ T ] . 0 ower "A. iy — and home a ae ge caged EXPERIENCED SPECIAL TY SALESMEN. —RECRUIT teria. Marquette Hotol, 18th and Wash- | GIRLS—lJlo learn on p ma- ere is , sy money; or ’ ng ho = ~) | . ; ig, easy money; opportunity to go To represent factory; fast selling y ington. (c) | ahines in shoe factory. BROWN into permanent, substantial business. Re- line: 25 classes of trades: exceptional com- orders run high. Hoban Receiver Holder | mission paid weekly; patented mirrors, photo ISHWASHER—-11:30 to 12 p. m. Blue | ——— ‘ ; — TRAIN = Bird Candy Shop, ‘BLT S. Grand. SHOE ( i Central Employment — — -For alty trade: good accounts. ( ) SMEN—Exp ; patent leather rer ~ ad SALE Miz N “Experienced: commission on sales. National oe and Bales Co., | a EE em i> aint i} aS “Mis- SAIL. _ESMAN- 444 Box N-203, P. ‘an go ee Illinois. SAL Sie N—The Noga: patented cloth; \ eS ee for tires and fo char $10 to $50 daily Us bustiern: Write Nogar Cloth Mfg. ~ and i» guaranteed to SAL Ie Sp $—To oon office _——— ee |: > ns & SAL. ESMEN—Boltett aenounts “on the clean-. contract ever offered: easily earn $150 weekly; Apply tmmediately for ter- Se . York Lite Insurance Co. 600 © omp ton —— =o en ee ee sa — ~ ye w rite today for Ss. Ml. ESMFE >. Van Buren st., Chicago. ——_— oe = Corporation, 516 West 41st. New York. ‘frames, pictures, etc. Season on. Give full SALESMEN—Must know Missouri territory details of experience had Stone Co., 2000 | —MANAGE D R A PZ or, | wn oe xpe riene ed on Dept., yaa 17th and Lueas, (e2) and have at least five years’ sales exper- | N. Major, Chicago. lence; men over 30 preferred; we are one | iiEN in bookkeeping and accounting posi- dresses: good pay, steady work. | GIRLS—To learn shoe m of the oldest and most progressive cal. ME a> arnings $300 ad T , pa. 77 ‘ endar and specialty houses in the industry; | green cclliae "Walton ovuree of account- Men to Sell hem } UNITED SKIRT & DRESS CO., on pow er machines. FP. , makers of exclusive and copyrighted de-¢ ly up, nce; spare time; ‘vorth interview. Box | If vou can do ALL of |%02 Washington av., 5th floor, | CHURC Hi SHOE CO., 2801 Bete sign art calendars fans, biotters; also | ~. 188, Pos , t- Dispatch. Signs, leather goods, specialties; iiberal | ————— ona ; commissions, bonus. Merchants Publish- | MEN'S NI oD KWE. AR SALESMAN—EXPE- these and want to make DRAPERY SEWERS —Expertenced; ‘perma- ton sf. (@) ine Co.. Kalamasco.. Mica. (EXCED: FOR KENTUCKY, TENNES- nent position; Saturday afternoons off. ‘D WOM AN sa - eae GE Ee ILL {NOIS, MISSOURI. KANSAS, NE- from $6000 to $15, 000 a year Apply bth floor, Trorlicht-Duncker, Locust GIRLS AN SALiSMEN—Make S875 weekly ana _ up, RRASKA: EATISFAC TORY ARRANGE- at 12th. (c) TO LE: selling our fine made-to-measure, a:l-wool| MENTS MADE WITH MEN WHO CAN| sell US on yourself. ‘Ad- | COLLAR MACHINE men's suits, direct to wearer; biggest! PRODIOCE. MILLER-ZORN-WEINERTH, ; . values; positively sell on sight: biggest com- INC., 1517-19 WASHINGTON AV., ST. dress in strict confidence, MO “ missions, paid in advance. We attend to sb : xt 4 delivery end collections; 6x9 Swatch sam- | -- O'S: enclosing photo, Box 357, wo DRESS OPERATORS—Can use| ]NTERNATIONAL SHOE OO, three dress operators to make Glasgow and North Market. (¢ oN—-—Manufacturers of whirling ad have opportunity for two live spe- clalty men in this territory; earnings $120 ia estab hlished line of | : siulte and over- | SALESME N—Putented S5 bi . money emer. _ am oll. — a A ~~ Grand complete out- | _% Mfe SALESMAN—Inet: le, Bt att onery ROUSE; large — mer2 sas give expe nee and ref SALESMEN—New universal pricing system; set with folding price any price instant! | h 504. Spring Valley, SAL i= SME N—Seil Semen - ge 4 Terrac e Th alty Co., ee —- throug h nality and re eats. ammeneaiedan. 8s AL ES. ME N—P ermanent q P promotion accursed. ~— Educated. for popular Yoalak ~_ AN DW OMEN ) r *hi- ons - ; > . SQ}. N 161 arrieon s ept. CBl-| 32 consumer Suits, |. on suite, “$i on } experienced. Permanent posi | TO LEARN SALESMAN—Between the age of 8 and 98 | trousers. Commissions collected dally. First — tion ; rood salary. W eek work. SHOE M AK KING to represent a large corporation {in the | 200 experienced salesmen who write for : ee a " PT: : . COLLAR MACHINE Middle West and South: one who has had| Jeather covered salesmens’ kit will receive CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS ELY & W ALKER Sterling Fae- | SHOE SPEC l ALTY WEG. CO. ; permanent connection. Ad- Electric Distributing Se Libre ry. runs Co., SALESMA N—Real books ee on credit. and wide awake: : ; t SAT. E SMEN—T. ) good future > m: % A perience and mee expected, Pom ooks and Bibles i Agents, “ located, ‘ei ~— Western agents = Chicago. SAL, {; +MAN—'' . charge of established eke $75 and more roperty owners, municipalities and public | frem work of other people. reliable, | os ane we vee gig = vee: | Setltty companies: we require a alg over | ambitious to make $5000 or more a year, |. MUST MAVE_ FACTORY EXPE RIENCE; | ory (e) “ve paneer M nd L od aren! 20 years of age; remuneration § includes | sell yourself to us first letter. GOODRICH Bi; \R ROUND EMPLOYMENT. ae _Salesmanager, onday, Laciede H ‘otel. salary, traveling expenses, commission and DRUG CO.. Omaha. Neb. GROSS-FREEDMAN CO, 1324 Washington, (4 IRI S SALESMAN—Man to take city orders for| bonus on excess sales over quota; write, |SOLICITORS—Both sex; g00d proposition, | Pr LEDERS— relders and hand troners. Ap- I 4k . nursery stock. We replace free any that giving age, whether married or single, full salary, commission. PR neem: Monday, ply St. Luke’e Hespital, 55355 Delmar, (c7) “11° i ] did die the first season; each order packed | details of experience and lines sold; inter-| 575 Arcade. . TINTTCIUDLDG ’ : To learn millinery ; spien Op- separately and sent direct to purchaser; view will be arranged; all communications | —— . ae - i INISHER; “al Experienced, on itv f self d lo ment. salesman not required to deliver or callect.! treated strictly confidential. Box A-4l, + oe a portunity Or Sét evéerop acett and paid ing nee Sores a7ee. Post-Dis. PARTNERS WANTED ladies dresses: good pay Must be 16 years or over. omm Sx on a wee y. ase ros, o., —enr one. ° ® : Oo —_——--+-- — i ae oe — - - a ro Rochester, wy SWANSON—Never makes iess than $125 | PARTNER Wtd.—For ice and coal route:| Steady W ork. KE. M. THOMAS , MERC. co SALESMEN—i 3B ; ~ weekly selling ‘‘merchantg income tax $15U: take Ford for part. 2735 Caroline, ‘ —“A- AT 9 L KE \ ISZU K( ISKI ” ALESME! want salesmen in townS) records." Write for sample. Merchants PARTNER Wia—Wi Scena Gr: 505 N. 7th. (e2) ) and the country; big reliable firm, estab-| Asan.. Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. (OO) td.——With small real estate of- " 1113 W ashington (¢ lished 60 poaee, now enlarging sales force; TRAVELING SALESMAN “Straight 3 ce | _fice. Box N-207, Post-Dispatch. FOUD CHECK ch-—For eetiroom: steady, om exceptional opportunity; pleasant dignified a r ; ” aanadiodes t PARTNER Wtd. —$150 cash, in show busi- perienced; good pay; no Sunday wor ( — rc N . work; all or part time; no experience or aoe. Pn gue ge ¥ a al g. eee ‘Bost-D vd ness. LOLLY 8. Sth st., rear. _Monday, Benish Rest. Co., Sth and Olive.tc) GIRL OR W OM AN With good gy agpamaed _ 4 oe ee Gk manufactere an alticlo ef weasten an. | Amt nen. wane bakery: too large for | G'RUES—To mount samples, *417 N__ 10th, | references; for light house ‘ F ’ , ; . one person. Cabany od: GIRLS— Two, who speak German or Serbian, pare] that cen be sold in most every home | — ~ : c - + Frank Jones, alesmanager, KBox 306, by men or women pane A normous de- 'PARINER Wtd.—Man with about $200. | , for restaut ‘An t _§02 8. 2 d st. iw or k, small ‘apartment, two ad- Aawrence, Kan, (c9Y) mand and no competition. No other firm who would iike to invest in a good. reliable | GIRIn Colored, for soft drink parlor. 37° | ults and yvear- and- half- old child. ag yom aad —— territory a large > pan. — a: Say Penal - a gaps wo omg minting business. ___Box A-99. Post-Dis. _ i Rreadwav. Fast St. Louis. d } | 8 ool and well-known manufacturer of mens, ces OW per cont ices tha etail stores. | pA TNR Wid.—Who can mvost $000; se-| GIRL—-For general house. sent 00 lome rooa wage boy's and children’s athietic underwear and | Our agents make. bix profits and met them) cured: established shop. Box N-274, | xT Tait Se gg B120R. 10 » & ges, = references. Apply 5604 Kings — - — oe ee eee nightwear. Have an established trade in} !n advance. We deliver and collect. No | Post-Dispatch. experience necessary. Full Instructions ac GIRL-—For general housework, Apply “Lu- Bons gr IP TION | AGENT s—! ‘or my weekly | commission, 10 per cent bonus to mana ers. wool and sport numbers. _10 8. ‘Ln Salle, Chicago. ¥ auto “acc essory business no investment, SALESMAN —W ideawake exper y ret communication, | gaieg and no comprctition. write at once for; FARTNER Wtd.—HDelicatessen luncheon; one | _ ate Hoffman press. Apply 4248 FE aston. _Sexton Manufacturing Co., Fairfield, Il. | gull detalles. Wiight & Co. Congress.| — with experience preferred. Box N-332,| GIRL—Light work, which may be taken | & little south of Delmar.) (02 e SALESMEN—Btate manager at once to or- ne og and Harrison sts. Dept. B-2, Chi-| Post- -Dispatch, |__home. Box N-79, Post-Dis | Tia ganize sales force throughout each State (C09) | PARE NER 7 rr - ———t — ene —— | HAIRDRESSOR—At Marinelio shop out of as exclusive distributor for brand new auto $5 SPHOFIT selling $7.50 necessity write for | “listed ‘moving ‘an De apg in “- oT Shoe Cos Ps shoer naking. "Johansen | a eae enton 271 4R. 2 accessory that makes night driving safe, | fample, Merchants’ Ass'n, | Minneapogy, | iota. Pom-Distatch——" onal Leal i 4 mL P ps . . ; “= pttaaal Susinces anten Gani call pd = (Preeti drug and and ~y | 2! S4000 a year Rox N-349, Post-Dts | _Speffens Co. 112 N. 1dth (ey | | lO RS. BRING SCISSORS high caliber saiesrnan who js willing to! tra “ in , “and eur at aaeete | PARTNER Wtd.—With $600; musical com- | Gl 350. Beees ok mi hours, 7:30 to WITH YU You CAN GET start modestly to prove his ability; replies tory} nationally Wivertiged ant an welt artab- | edy show playing best theaters {n Sout ‘ rown oe ‘o 18th and wa ash. (e) a . held strictly confidential; must give last | lished line. Must be conscient jous worker; | Your work ito handle tickets. Box H-! 248 GIRL—Wanted for general housework 5901 | TO Ot R FACTORY ON CAR three positions, time cf gervice, character 5 to 85 yeare of age; experienced fn a'ther | _Post- Dispatch. | _ Water Sheth ' —T . ON of ~ et a territery covered. Excellent | or beth tree f pone Ae en A gi ae PARTNER ata — Experienced, established | GIRI__} meneral housework. white: ref. ‘LINES . PAGE, COMPT opportunity can prove ability. Address | ag®, nationa : ~ photo finishing business; balf interest: erences ‘required Call Forest 797. («) y - y SON 7 4 al P. O. Box at} City reall Station, $ a4 C. K. Herbel, 3518 Halliday av., Se - gn e>pital; services required. Box N-/ GIRI—wWhite: for housework. laa Kings- I ARK, OLIV E, a APPLY, N, A re] ; ‘ ost: Dispatch bury ‘ . ‘ : . ‘ . : ANI a Ms bury. ‘S| AND 18 TREET. A SALESMAN-—-For Texas territery by large a "chicane hae fer- SineN ER Wtd.—Established, legitimate |GIRL—Or woman for housework; go home | 9 th S a =, All manufacturer of men's, ees es jon Minsour! to caps ble fin ye ye ness; = sell one- tioard In- nights. 8210 Olive, : iia » | 2% 33 LOCU ST STREET, oys ance ren'’s athletic underwear and 1 1924 con- 3 for pays big profit. Moz N- | 473 man for balance this year an 272, Post-Di , GIRL—For general house work, small family nightwenr,. Have, ah establianed trade in | fe, ouing™ccmioe Vine, Adveryaine Art| 72 eat Dime n inte nit Rint aM” wePherson,” | CURLER CLOTHING CO. (ol) { , e “fo - ‘ uty - apa a — ing and acquainted with haberdasher and Calendars, Dire oprortunily, dig income, lor — experience preferred; $500 r- GIRLS— White; to serve evening meal “Ta | STEDou department store trade. Address, stating with permaneit future. liberal coimmis- quired: pusiness manufacture ot perfathes __ Small note ae all Grand Az r _! SS J HAND IRONE R—Good wages and oD experience fully in first communication, | sion with weekly »#4vso-e, alata Puliv, | ant covet erticles Box N-155,_ P.-D GIRL--—W hi! for nursery and upstairs, Anply Monday, 7:45, Lutheras yf Sexton Manufacturing Co., Fairfield, Illi- | giving experience ene, ds 7% Ae . CIGAR SALESMAN-—Large fo! aces to be- | _ Work. A ply S824 Mante (c) | 2500 Ohio _hois, AY, \ ‘ce Pres. Naan ae ys an and ergage in the e« igQ"ar man- Ulici-—W enter ‘ “aay ee ee on taney gar: MILKAND SEW ERS —AND FINISHES SAL ESMEN—Famillar with drug trade, to uTacturing usiness, ; must have some cap- ments ‘“ontineetal Dveing & Cleaning ve (nyt EN A ND ‘SI LK DRESSES: My sell as side line nationally advertised Hide Mr. Lavin, 1218 International Lifo| _( ‘16 N Newstend = COU OBXPERIENCED:. STEADE Wo K: _ = highest quality aspirin tablets, A REAL OPPORTUNITY —~'*: ———————-_______.._ | GIRLS—-Two, to assist with housework, | GOOD PAY APVLY FEISEMAN _ BROS, eave Fes lag a oe ie for a live wire to secure an es- ond home, $40 month, room and board. MPG. ©O.. 1531 WASHINGTON, 8D a se ree a . yA Snaw. z cent profit for dealer: no le al rod tablished business selling to the HELP WTD. _WOMER. GIRLS — a i — + Ae7) Train nmin nmne 686. price and quality; drug and grocer jobber artist, elgn and card writers. ALT®. “RATION AND REPAIR HANDS— | Gitl-—-White. general housework; cook ne I] AND SEWERS— lo learn to salgemen preferred: you can add $15 to Small capital a ages ae ner Eighs nen's clothing; steady 1012 N ' fa:inily 2: no laundry 39506 Conne tl t ‘ } ~— . } f ] Vv ar 20 per day to your incoms: pocket 2 other intereesta. con- trang. 5 . 7) (7 | aAcdtes S: § » Free: are applitcation quic - bedeuen Gat “ a, partnership with one fa- pra ‘Pp ng. NTICE GIRI To learh be ut “ag a | GIRLS—’ ro ‘learn beauty “culture and mare ei : te a - i" " oe a. * AME emp ce. % a to Dept. Sales, Fox 13507, miliar with business. Box A- ture. ‘marceling, hairdressing: } a y a. waving: Gay Or evening 346 N. Bovie. aAnteed while learning. r : (c99) 149, Post-Dispatch. albo ladies to jearn. Talbot's, 1221 S Tay- co) KFATR HAT CO 1408 I st St. SALE SME 7 N—Opportunity t a 1 4) — y ng . ‘ é ** ’ roeu per year for reliable Mh... a ~ 0.000 Jor. ate ee GIRL—For general | housework: MO weal | cence whe Biecti —emmmenee acter, WRR ability te a a apes, Sar ARTISTS MODE LS Children: girls, ages 9 | ‘Ing; small family; white. Grand GL20K. HAND SEWERS product of merit. giving a greater effi. WANTED a 13, A. ite =room nat’ tenet a RE (c+@) clency from a ton of coal; must be of Bo a (2) |GIRLS—To line auitcases; also girls to) WW ry : (Y PR CED good judgment, able to sell and stick as, A REALLY CAPABLE SALES MANAGER | ASSISTANT ROOKKEEPER—AND C ASH- | ; earn «" Murphy mk Ce. 306 N W ANT ED 50 KE XI ERIEN a cCistributor: small Jnvestment required, | to open and assume full control of the St. | IER; EXPERIENCED BOX H-2°s8, | Third et ie} HT ANT) SE W ERS TO DO ARM- which you contrel and ia eured: (erri- | Louig office of a nationally operative manu- | (2) Pots: HWOoLWVd Sid LSOoed SIRI. att ay - san a ; ———— " aha . ‘ 4 sis eA ey 7 . ~—— wid Madison aso i oe de oe ae t yg og oad Seen ASN IRTER—Expertenced on flat work: also ho 1 " and wi ges "t : right part ~ nage me ri¢ aD FELLI NG AND TO SE Ww minois: iarles : oul, quire a emonstratec abil y oO , “Oo | Na hy ‘ ‘ or ; min TT " ‘is Po, ; , eg . v rr . ? “ 9 Jefferson and Franklin counties of “Mis-|train and control a large sales force, and | ape and ‘leanne co, 2004 Lawton (0) | epee te __.| BUTTONS ON MEN’S COATS. aor Vox H-192. Post-Dispatch, the men selected will be remunerated on a Gira = —-- — +- — GIRL S—1S voers or over. to learn leting —-m septs ’ E ~ SAT, F SME net last. world's greatest ad id- basia whereby his net earnings will o> Mg , SAL AAS 207 OM»mEMALTORN ixperien ed. , shirts, ¢ a We an a flat work. Parrish BRIN( ' el | ISSORS, NEEDL ing machine; almost human, retails 1! 7500 ¢ $12,000 the first year, wit un- | ———__— : eens | ner : epi a te) ’ . ’ ; work equals §300 machine; $500 YE | bested / vec possibilities; {f you can show | BE NCH HANDS —F or light assembly work. GIRL-—Ge eneral house work; white: 3 in. farn AN 1) THIMBLE W ITH yor : oasily made demonstrating to stores. of- | a successful sales record, and a sound per- 6: oat Ry Monday norning H-W Electric Co.. adults. £655 Waterman. Cahany STKEADY Ww ¢ RE AND GOOD fices, aaron. Pacrortes, simple, easy, adds, /gonal and financial standing we invite you Daw BS irgini , RES ES ET Rae i. | CAN GET TO oe dy, c : able, dsom . at your pile on | COMPTON Calculator Co., Dept. 23, Grand Rapids. | Sales Manager, 814 Capital Bidg., — | BOOKKEEPER-—-Ani stenographer xpert in family; references 0455 Maple For- 0 we i , vans ; - : . 3. i i _——_ iOnTa . ser - alls ° . a , + “ Mich " s oo aa 7 ECIALTY SALESMEN | enced: able to take full charge of books est SH6M ; sis EER el rn Se PA R Ky . OPT\ i, J EFFERSON SALFSMAN=—-Ry old established wholesa! SPE LA be cf Caray me xia and smal) office. Apply Monday. 10 a. m..; GIRLS—To learn to make and trim ladies’ ; nn coal corporation to solicit carload cedars | To sell the beat specialty propositon = | _Remoh Jewelry Co.. 6th and Washincten hats, paid while learr ng. Preaveset ve AND Sth S I REET, A PPLY, for finest quality hard and soft coals from |the market. Prefer men who have gold ad- | boi re NR Competent assistant book.-| Hat Mfe Co, 1110 W ashin gton ay 2033 LOCUST STREET combined consumers for shipment direct vertising Cash registers, scales, or kindred | keeper and cashier for tmportant firm, ref- GiR! = To. oper te OW er cane wean . sa . . , rates) from mine; saves users 25 per cent or | lines—sells to hardware, furniture, variety) erence and bond: state full particuiars. Box machines: steady week Apoly S. Louis! CU Rh ash CLOTHING CO. (el) more: stores, factories, schools. institutions. ana at oo cago Oe eet aa } H.- 398, Post- Dispatch ie) Car ¢ ROO0O N Fir tea , ~~ ‘ =< ee , | you se rom attrac | a on ee meg +r ' —_——-—-- ' v wpaltion ; S0000 fo" $10,060 get Oe Mh. Bae trattc ms. Uur men are making from $150 to BO KK ER _ (ee Fay women over go as as aa housework; or woman: yi grets 7 t x Oy noes a se : : 4. ° oOrking £300 per week Men with cares preferred. | as posting clerks in wholesale house,” good white, ms ttled ; home nights. Forest : a capital necessary in the beginning: no ex- t & COMMERCIAL Co., 111 N Dearborn | Salary and advancement for those rhow ng | Wire tbl \ Irmeatitution Apply 2 perience required. Can only consider appli- | oJ "Ch! tl 73 | abliiltty. Apply to Mr. Howard, Butler Broa. . oe ee ee ral ¢ Ptid va. to 5p. @ cations from people living Outside St. Louts. | . * ab gc. — | 7) ; Ath iE ov pete tes LOWE it M \- il ' ’ " ; | A oy Hoylston Coal Co., 3677 8. Racine av : W d | BOOKKEEPERS—With TLEMEN FACTORY Sy A 5 De : a Sg ger - ; tg. ’ 7) ri , —_— ex rience c ar r- LEMEN FACTOR ; ry lt irtch ' i] S Jeffereon Chicago. Saies en ante | roughs bookkeeping ma Hine: wt ott Pat . 1 —— e oo — — HM PTH ES : 3 I ae Ter ——— — 7 . : eh lh — er OX ering, endin tay ' ae. Lea ear-round position. SALESMEN—Were you ever offered a xro- If you have ordinary sales ability vou can | Ree he ent for ability. Apply, i 2 ing and glue work: will make good aanne b Mange & Son. 708 Washingtes (o) cery store? Our proposition is better. You | earn a large salary. voayable weekly, and | 4ip g°. D: ary and experience, Box i aftion *e good onerators 314 3 Main | omy = mE can handle sugar, flour, canned goods, | build uo a business for yourself which is | 418. Post-Dimatch _ ——\©? Weini ae lens -¥ . Oe! At 4100 N._Eloriasent dried frult, coffee and ontire line of gro- | permanent tn a new department of an cid | R¢ IOK KE Ep ER = nile } 6 oe the nillinery trade; pald pol seit! Mothers helper i914 &, corigh as well as paints, roofing and auto. | established firm; only men with a clean rec- he 3 earn ne: ask for Mins Berth t. Mat poo OT4R mobile oils, with no rent*to pay: no money | ord wanted Competent; who can open new set of ts Hat Works. 414 N 1 th @.. th flo omens — — T housewesll: Invested; take large orders from samples, | NATIONAL SURETY Co., books; reference required; apply by letter GIRI---Or woman, for general hotssewor! ' Wwe: & whew Goods are guaranteed and proven quality. vreud Rond Division, <d floor, Plerce Biig.. only. Miller-Zorn-Wetnerth, Inc.., 1517-19 small family; good home IZ56A N. i -- eal = ——\ mm Selling experience fot necessary. Stend, OR Ee ee nee ne £c100) Wash ington av. Fuclid ! : ae ~ Rens F eee ee profitable work for “workers.” Addre ” MEN AT l EN | ION 0 OSM ik ONE K- -On pas ma chine a also Gtiht.-—F ir ‘eleri al w rl vho car ism on- 7 . alas is HB) 5 pany " a = ck- Fil _ es 126, Chicago, 9 : hand irener. Aalco Laundry, 3700 ‘Olive. erate typewriter Apply Kopel wit Hr . a ,- abate a meticn 8x: | ny eference: Any bank or express cor. | . - gp: a "ANDO, hie: rae si) W ashi neton av., 4th flo = —-" pany . If vou are dissatisfied with the WANTED Ginter eee +See 1OUSEGIRE-~-White, no lawn good SOT ey ee eee mall Oe . ec 7 hy : : _ 2 oe ee : "ue any man 6 50] K inesdury.(¢ ee. Mane | nen small income and limited future Experienced buttonhole machine, “Work. 4535 Victor. Grand 1uow | GOUSROTR Coen ar 04 Soa ane 1 } .% g ‘ one iA ze aes. —e) ' = ; 2 oe ay and — oo eran from | ‘connected with your present oc- Operators. GIRL-—Bright; to fll orders and keep stock a ven < —_ ——- -—- auto owners for wonderful new Vapor | wT? , a ‘ | imported novelties opportunity ¢ d- HO fetus White small familly. | ae patented Livery miake car. eupation, we have a solution for R I¢ E-STIX } AC TORY, NO. 2. | van . permanant mt ilex a I 43. ft -D. - Pershing ‘pt. 2O7 a “Argeiy increases mileage, eliminates mo- ° . . ’ HQ . -Ehe . " + 7 ~~ Or : . tor carbon, plug cleaning and se Foe M our pt oblem that W ill rain ) ou 2850 ». Je ffe ‘rson., (¢ j “— ~ Lew ‘. hg ay. ona pe — - “ ? af red. ah} eae Hs ing: big money saver for car o Se}! Sap ; R — sework, no Mundry: references Cirand J hi emcee mn FA ay os oe | be Ba lh yet ce earn more money. ( AP OP ERATOR! ——Exp ¥; rlenced cap finish TAMA Bei oe TT TF senera oosework: white five years. Collect your pro fits dally. Cc © ee " Oe a iy ~ o ail Aeamnag GIRLS zoe ieht factors Apply St. une wv ef 1176w D deliveries. Our men m aking $18 to $60 Tt IRRINGTON CO., Pr onie Modern Cap Co. 92 3 W ce ~ i met oe n -. Tube Co. 4: 275 Rie ‘ie mad | bel sre tundry 61 ally. Now t« the big money season. Quick Io e2) \ a plewoo 2) ton Catany 4504 — Sestres. cous Filtett. etic See EF gum — o) | Mteamer 3. ess ne : “ possrenes. Apply | | GIRL—Handy w needle, to work In — OUSHGIRL-— White te ae ze eater -. cago. manage gtom av saie mi ee ane Millinery Co. 1512 8 in family; me was onl baa8. ag fore 0 a. m. or after 6 p. m (¢e) Washington. (ec) ford et. yi ashing. LLL OE A AR tay BN RO RM HOU TPAGTRI, -—— VW Wee, fsmGIKL-—Te | ass! Ts 4 Ao —= n co oumng ni —W hite, for. mot 4413 PER fio SKE aS bk. ~s Venere {100 SRKEET ER- HOUBEK ER r ER hous Sh. KE. hirer fiov's BEEK E EI - Kh et ov ya KE iP wR —4dirl. rm 10 } KEEP ER—Te ry, - ———_ ffoUShR LEP ER By Vv Sau dye KEEPE nR—« 0 SEKEE PER — Mid wor! i: and waiting Tay ‘ mM \N—Por ATR WOMAN Te “aes more for home than wi tlonery. Sos Lougnbe manage aad keep pho answers conft tential ¥—Or girl to eare rand | Maching ¢ Co, LAUNDRY iS women to lea on soft collar s work all year ro can learn in sho ueee waaay fro ond Hicker st — oe general 2 MANGLE GInts ad wwe

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q°¢ wat 12 933. | _ 8 500 WomeEN AND GI HELP WTD. 2—WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WT SSS RLS WANTED —Ts the genera bousework. no Burtay ork; ‘go | ag eeh re He co Eapetenzed a WTD—wome EN, ¢ GIRLS | HELP wrt Easton ; you seek advertised in these columns today? _ POST DISPATCH 1TB ry = _& 250 Bent: “ genwe horde? y. kK; ¢g D.—_ WOMEN GI Ls SPAT —— E : _ i ~ eh. | eX perier.-. pat, 4 pa ough : Ri 8 SALESWomeEN WA ANTED _ MISCELLANEOUS > FOR "OR SALE ~ _ms IQESEOIRI German. Yor general “house tion cariatlan Boat Sky PeTEaanent bo. : , | SALESLA ke oiders tor our wom _— I SCELLANEOus CELLANEOUS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD Goons: 8 FOR SALE . " ws c ; . r - a = re ’ ~~ i Pir . > ? _— , ; i | . : r se : is es f “a rin x ' _* IN RS ae _ Bor ae _—— ae oat: € pe ac) lary. =r ae an¢ copi- Pi) IL NY ReEre > wie loa ee \ 190 Work. . 2i4¢ . ‘+ AAU WORK ®@ 640 « ct. “a> pi! oBephine Hosp!-a > Sh Paid Week! . ‘. ; , | ya SSLOD —— . * . pton. ( | augue , new furniture washing, fma lat white rang Mi) linery Tr ln erences, LD c2) | Baa: ——_——S Fite. (C) e tired ase j . ws ae ae OO iS MALL ALD Thi KET—To Keno, Ney one ette “aw Furniture - £701. OF Lefas- §126h ae mae te ic76 rimmers an \ ate, Saaee — 40uUng, wh (@. 28 mother's Y 42 “z . — — gent off —2r_ particular s. Henton 1699R — HOU SEG! Rij} ’ genera, house werk. ne n Experien =o rood —— Ym Makers hip ty ts £ ¢ ne ghts 5312 N King's altress SALES], \ pi 7 Camo Eeu! pment ROAD and rene rape a1. perts of the BEDs Wieview. Benton vai * Wee off. 1515| SOVERNICK ‘5004 pe: 1881 Washington, | SEAMSTRERS ES SCHAPERS’ sT inte "and Roofing. “Chething | = 8. 610 W re een. (068) | SS > * teense Beiievic™ Ren: j > ; : ; 9 & ‘7 Eton, ~ a Anda = , “i ~ ‘ass. experienced in our prices before buy! ROPF Cheap lot oF Vn ? —- ar : aa GS] satay, ork, Apply sixes FOR OUR TEA ROOMS at } ‘ev. te | ocr a - wm ee Pi e ; t . i B nda ty — . - !-or te QD Oo Sa = ; ; — M PD TNO ne Ds us OP AIT eimai Pt.. New Amer. ee s > eo) ms -—e eaders. wri for our rope, 15-¢ ong the 34 Bei Y Sratc hed -— ; a > , 2 ‘ , ‘ SE 1Vv rREss. ; Fyne as gee ; pi j pa = sake” = . Ss] Lovia ARMY AND SAr _—. He reais nes in ua used an. sales Joha Bau- - pl ae ” SCH Er) RMIT eral salary | een ork. Jacob Mange & Bon” x; seems rang Apply § Superintedent’ S Offic VV SAAN Ut iM. ID 2— Big Stereo’ = STORES. mann Sate O. 421 N. 4th ot. (99) | --—"T__ HOUEEGIRL— - @ll apartment: no 1416 Walp NER Ss _ton — s asaing- . ee ae ——__19——Norh Bro adway--812 («c9p9) SCALES RF EPAIRED—Retitrea scales. ai) PED AND washing : a\6S, seCE four. For. io . ae = fl. (c) Sk WERS—Good Ferre peppy — Floor. A ae eu f Mite ARTIFICIAL EY ES—Fitted a; home. $3 a a” for sale. St. Louis Scaie Co.. 207 | —8!_ on J . ; r xj — : ii BH: nz PATCHING M cr IN : _ -F 3 ~~ 1. ; ante . ae : rv and eckwe ) \OCLLARS_ LL E I _\@ MACHINE—Binger, cost DROOL —— 9 4 4 nD i make rs and examiners. Wi M AN—To be help ‘a@rour 4 perk. 3810 ya “ rye rt ry ar ar ] 6- ‘ . “~ Fs" ou 4 “i898 With Case. 6-pow er $80 hew. wiil se.) 4 T half Price: used oe da 07 on ‘legant " tc A. . - 2 : e ; ’ . is wees tents. ist be very alert er en Be sPatch poy? iittie. See Mr. Tubbs or Mr. Gurney, - a ' | Cu . —Whit for — wr and SSece le . : . for ; SUITS—Chiid’s 4 Dlece ivory AViT oo Tye ~ \1 4 . Pat . ile. , OT ac! uoDing “7 2495 4 } +s Sales abilit v. ~ Makes -« ar, + ten ons ae rr ; r= > . > numainaeninetitieetiis a % “1 - LUTTE ry uit ter « 1] ty { ‘ 13th an q Lue AS, 3! 3d / arn ~ \l, R . .. +P aaaes a ~ , awn o ame OnLy S$) MAL ES ) (54) Datrs. used. Heniy rink ae- “ . Mitite -_* | also =_— be learn. EL DER $x aie White. MRD HOUSE—4-rcom ol 8221 Locust. # —t a ° J = _* > — : tal ~ —— ; . ; — \T “MK NAN General housseal >All? lar = — na iitneentiaaticual = m . a 4k%e offer y : Lither . CR ATR «ys : 7 —Walnut. bo mit wena aa bed: xperienced woman > familin — : o a di > 26 and 7600 Mich; “— aCults meee hy home ‘neh mel! t, bi A ‘to -_ ~~: p \ ¥, Califor pyre h ng machine “¥ hure ay for — —- ; ; ~‘e = —— ed mil oo ive 6. a 7 ~~ a. ae a. - __ fees" - Delmar : Box N-2 Pree. e.erence VY Ny (= eo & machine, va m clean- STEAM Ni R— Uprignh: stee!. rr Gar. BEDROGO j ' Cl) ting In w} 0] esale ho use. SHIR’ } -" MAN—_ Fe oi- i718 — ~~ w 2 ~~ és, e7? rier * wr rye OK of Know edge field « - . : rala ng me 7%, ae hoe aaa ” ' ,UMA NW Por fre floor wok = — " _a@rgaing 71° Ww ah as o mo ‘ — Oe uality Co = as! as mn ad west. 8U.% Ask ae biack gon: leather ik “ 79 . isd | > RC Y vv." was Or; hans Home. 171] : Re Ve Or? ry ler ‘ a ANY EIS — 7 r . foe ‘ : enuine ~ en | ee rand @ . 178 a chee “ae cae Frates: ny ea U lir $15. [844 Ce it. i hin) j The , ER Experienced sey ing “ ie 1. On Eineeat Sica “ 4534 Athlone fornia Sidney 3186s » ‘ei| _ ves chittorsber tte mae? Write foe free voomwiet, Denver © tle Co Oe cs , {cB®) er = iTE— iment an Walnut . . “) Bock, Denver « lo (coo) SHINGLES—s nate aenhalt. 4 “ee _* —— Be $140 4000 o» ufeau (Rs, : ; per : TT hy. . > ’ PrT . SQ u r irf fin ; aR exe ceveral openit nes for me ‘Whe. 3452 Ease: EeCmgmy Saas: gf°F, 2uare nt rooting pt 99-2 | BED) er pe Xitra-e: pab! e g “+ A —— 0 soit 15 cP) FOU. Sehulte Mariware and Paint ee RE! = ——— 4 A a! 6; ot if al eslad iPS In ¢ é ? re wee I hi New . ir Own — @ ~ Mabe? " ~ Fr res? 507 ow ‘ry ; hI 4 qc ; “804A > Ny. ff : + 2 a T\> > ter) eee ; | ~ ~ & | ail pl la Washingt on. he 44 ’ "OMAR — a ré - rT & Cc \ : eerie Cc * . xper fenced on e j aeten ~ large j . requ! ec ean! rr or the Lee of chemicais Se robe dreeser los on ffonie. MILI need of operators for putting on 7150 Marrgnahouse. Phone ‘lalivin® ans OVGU hada AN ES If TT C8) | neceasary ie to aneyseetOry. aNd all that is LI ‘ fe me ni hester - . BILLIAR] AND sa tel pe” 2 ‘* (2 Connect y ur OWD sewer pi , wi _ ger’ 8 MAKERS— Cults and neckbands and for WwW nd Nope aerly. to cate for Wok = Ty a SAT eer sz Mri secondhand, cash oo time ° paymente eam pecpie, ave, Wik $ooommodate from 2 to 6 : [40 Digna tat . » ; . « a ; o.icren 7 at) ‘i . ~ Wick-Ralke used tah dors te une- pie, ee ma in .arge a. tee for al) one —- a : : — BU RVEYo Re ‘Ss INSTR ENT ee —_——— — rors et: —_——, no i was il 7 : ts vibes aa NLD » - i Ww- i ae has Seven ral Oneani,y gs for MENTS—New and use 4 at facto - ricen, + EN’ T—16x16 army tent: fine con éitior 5127 = immediately, FOUSEK: ; acy, in mother B10. vai NN ENFELD’S. era paid to beginners. ELY & lita r! : : - . ry ¥ 1s ps abanne. | | ? rat, 4 Wissier Co. 617 Broadway, 6ib floor, | —>-_ M incke 1938 Tower . s > « ms | “ — ~ A \ng - a 7, eXperier an: ] Qs a ' ms — = *perienced salesladiec oee ENT—large reat heap. 4014 3 "ith -¢« on NR . , rh sé BUTTER kia . oe) Lroadw args estaurant; cheap 4012 5 -ofany directors tabie, ‘eary With an eS A! i]s? ed a lentele é 4 they . ae KY? T 3 POR OR N MAC HINE— a; —. o o — ‘c? er 2 fi 7 cas "os — ‘ will eanu ps ant ter of} “Sten: cheap for | TENTS—}23]% heavy khaki: same > as new HBR 7 * re bven preference Answers a6; a TT: ——areain Bensinger 1007 Marker __Kingstare. jouieas, wong. O20. 8748 i. TA} bs, ; ~.@ emmy) ec; ca!) any gr &) +} -) Cc or time ~@et ~. 1 7 Oe _— Les sis . *) } . ASH RE Is ad 4 TIVNEp cc - : . — : ‘4 os ei ¢ - SES _. * ‘ = ie: iXT Vdd _44¥ iT’. (CZ wil! ar. treatad g e 31 TERS U se cash ort ‘buy . ‘NER * ” Fr — OrmpD ete ou efit Cal! BRASs ls rm NI ) =P x ———— ae Gor . _ . P . @f ten = ae a SH ; : ORS - + *. | iD con? fidence. r exx. ; Lik fr “ ne nd $ Sone, ' ~ ; b ‘? ¢ ’ * err . E per ec ; er t rs ? ers Dre oun _ ‘ 4 ) s = ’ I 4 after Ake _ es te — H E alles [ST ER—Nations Ofia | 7 teat style ¢. to haskert). lé oz AC > Mnien ] eader rect. al ble _ . Gr > ow f° very reason- » on . ‘ ; : — ~ nena : fe , Pa , . 4 rm ? ’ ‘i r . ~ . a. - ~~ ¢ it a | Urry ‘) ele 4 ar nn rn ah ‘ { j }é ‘» — ~~. 4 ; > P ™ . LL the! me ~ (VO & a, ‘ ings Millier-Zorn-Wejner), Se 1617-1¢ & 53 ak ine ... = “ UMAN—have no incumbreanee ——__ ee so Ls 3 BOSS Sh >) »° ‘2h. Oscillating sacrifice 3414 as emai Tobacco Store, 815 Frankiin BRASS Bb Call after Bunday . . ——— . + * a4, ; jo ‘ *2ii o1 3." Ry It — 7 7 = = . + sd iba : ii © j L a ire ’ > , " fe) Hic i's . . » Soa fa ¥) a6& : &\ - 7 DuUrrne » ‘ -r6 ona o +0 ders. expe is : e?7 i St Nave rest iran? €xper ePrice ~~ _ . —_— eee ee = . -—— ee _ - " neil “4 “9g er te « / __ Mane ee car te anh — 7 — ‘ ~e &.irou d - icher See v ’ Ss re - man ~ . ~ . te As he ; re ~ r tore eee ~ cyt . , , . —_ , Ae — el a Pump r, , h sir 7 > - ASH REGISTERS—Buy sell; exper: TOBACCO— Union sfader plug cut (lun ch’ ER te ’ ( SET—Hiand 7 : ~ = EE fe Pek fio n by OW aprons aan ©) S:nger, Millus Shoe ¢ 1: . Seame Call Creve ' Dalrir ; - pert re- : : ; ' AKF AS T _ROO s Hand peta non POW er ma. fic or ~ eneet sidesie |. ~~ a .nge * ar ‘ons Apply 16th 7m Co 4308 N ir #e WV v/ A) my ihe = Pa:ring. Missouri, 7 714 WN. Bth Olive 8635 cut. 14 co # " ar BR¢ . woman | fers Apply 4801 | OPE — ee -floor. (cz = i 7a V ore en Net, 16 of. $1 10; ince Albert and Vel SRRAKFAsT = And refrigerator. ¢ Y; ry ” : DD 4 ) rEeRA *S——On embroider . — —-~ S sat ep t 2 a lee in CFILr™ aan ey — ret, oz » Arrow and Ri John. PELE n ator. : tO yy N Eas v ' age & Sa. e, ma nines Ja. EUG) VY CP] KERS famil ¥ no w ashing Can go home nights ae = eee anew FaN— Emerson ®. c.; $12. 2050 50c: Horseshoe 700 Renner? Whoienaic mame! worth $00. sacrificing — 7 e ’ : Drs : a. oe ; —e- _ ~— - ts a 4£.0Nn : . aw sii 68 2525) Penne: n! Ronda . adie OoOpenin i+ ——_1- a c and Ketaii Toba-. S>o- ; tv - ployment Ros , io; 3 PERA] store’ land ¢oi¢ nday eveni: , a Funda) EXPERIENCEr é awaits oe Ee ma stats Tobacco Store, 8} Frank r Grand 1151 . ; A object tons - = chilé BR “yor -. . Ts - cd ah ng adies - ee + a e , - ’ 4 pu ny Stitchers o5. “4 —— even g. reverence req ired (on r ri Q 4 L FE X LADIFS _ + £4. SS — LATE ; electric washing 0) Hi rr be 4y ’ a 7 , 5 - _ ——_ — — = > i ’ , . ’ ae - ™ ™ , = . = » e aoe P renere Louse ‘ . ; : PEE perce ea 7 ; ; ; —_— 5% Pw MK Perience : sew + : ; a—~'ID SB. Jaeh ao AR Voges fin PMord ise te « 1 anc Nn S 7 . } .-* Te . °T - : . - : , “a2 - eg — 4 } Or? 4i4 4 n 7 : _ : “= basket) if oz. 60¢; Union Leader red!- Cahany . - «,r * ™ *e« 2 160% ~ U . ate e , U v ale. . > =) at 4 best. ,¢ i Ty J tm By “wery "” , .. os : ce c Je - . . o K : ; be r . nce ry = a Forest shior Sat a e a} e PY, civals n Das.s VY (ere Pomorn-: 3507 ered Ath a Je y Co., 320 N _ 6 fa fe _ red velvet 4301 eoaal a ™ — i Yr? RkKe!« ; —_ on eee a —— . to _ >ekima a PF ars eee Cea ants «@ exe par ae hogy ar — yis et Rd dad) y : —_ ee 5. . ARPET— nh seer. viet . “ m - ; " b 6a . e = - — — i : . - » a tee » _ - +p CS. . ©, AW SERERPER—To take ‘arge of home Qlls; steady work nion shor le oe »; Stee work; gn04 pay. Metm. WOMAN — (5) rec, anc daughte: must he © Ms R nthe and secondhand. WHEE KETTLE—Tar +, of ere, for eale chairs aati ca “table. ‘oan con Sitio - . 7 and } : are for 5960 Khe: (Clothier. Gr *->" a me FT enIG , “ “Anning and Drein Cx 0 \ a cook r he teoamer acu 7 Fr OS = ———" ity Coffee Ge 506 8.4 c2 reamonable . Orr ry ~ . . : . , 280] Ben. . ——_— —— é ‘. Droadwe Oe | aciee (sre? : Ss %., 1031 : Sy ene ie eoper, daughter + IZ i i in’ ! Die = nn te. $014 = wv INT» hs SHH raw ~ es . = _— - - tu me | OPERATOR—} XPerienced o: os ws - @7:~aY? TRIE ——. — reste - + . oma! a! us- iN 7 ; \ x ! ? rr - La ’ al k Measured and in. CARRIAGE 7) le cad. tn ii ~ 5 _ ’ ho wer > s : pape > ‘ : @ sees SU ‘2 D “pec a! ©... + aes pirtii., —Exper enced A : - a : ai Ausland ‘2 ern: Y 1. iLoA NY LPT [ ip 8 allied eur a m "se n perfect (ce) ma “ s ng a eB: “> - erga k Mfe & food wares , — 7 wiCved e) sewhe: e: r=) wii sl Vedi ff © eaner Standard Shade — 2331 = coor = oa. ti 1b. cheap. See watchman, 2600 De- 4 ; - ™ : ‘ ? , ’ _* o™ a ty — as os atid ‘T . ae wintNG AND HE awe : 1310 Br 9 Ao % Damaged he son ane : ‘ CHAIRS —8 4 timing n@ room. and other —— a 4 SH IE ‘ea as SF —?)} aed - ve ‘ ne x pe! ' nceqd r Liy ery Mach he = : A'neg's .1 “ i fh abode . = ‘ ? hig i a ! \ / j ola) a, . £2 *. 11198 2} Chestnut ceo Water S 10 ner CenTt helaw cost price ’ . ive 756 Mary! and second ee wee : e * * ~ ~ 4 ; a M , »? Z 4 a . = J 4 —_ = a a py > - a>... b.. —_— rs - es - h Voe!) farm. state salary eXpecte m first letter wid PRAPHER-—Sra: ary 2 pee sire ’ AY — , ~~ ey 5 & ‘he: YW & Ss on TO THE abs rR rv R—C CHAIRS—8ijy dining chairs. - i nl ArKket. Ce) BF. Waggors : “a? : ‘ perate rs ence 4 ene a ree g, SG experi- |v OU i —— 2X ¥-34 eT s Se BOOAWAY Y \ J digi! ww j PO 4.40 ipel ess Furnace--$87. 45 abstract hooke ¢ne CTOR Co ompiet * et * esky. Gee ISR : 715 — : ~s « 4 7 o- 2 —ab "es be —_— . ° " . r . a ~ . ' have perman + ~ . 4 the ave: Sge O-room cot- ronton. Mo. | fa'n 2701 fs fr posed srion._Nent, 24[ficor | OPERATORS WANTE] EY Suh, S06 Oe pal Bank | Si TST wOf, Cronin, ae daha ect ortinity penne | neces hoa" See fe er geeeeeee | Seaton. Se EFT OBRS— peat waa : me Di 421 } Re: : PERA RS ANTED : meee Met hn SO 2 ; “eee Saar ne - _ — eile - nee f r oe od _ ae " i BE! : rm, “7 «+ . ~~ = - — atin ' - : n o va ‘! me 7. “9 HOUs REES —_ Mm Deter: ,Ork re ., ‘ Pi . a a - | FLA i =tate experience. anlar . menes A , room | we and ¢», ——— a peek, CL PPERS—New 13809 ww nish $150 per gal. ‘ARGAIN ©O. 715 Ch IF FORO @RS—Chiftonier«, Soa oots, : : | j | ; . 1] .? ¢C , ther and x ay a. r Tn « ‘ s"&'e 4 a I ‘ A | ‘ Bat ‘e t ‘ _~ . he A at > - s 1" © as ign rT Pg R 4a + Ss ij one Ins? IT? pee’ P r \ Feh A floor ing- room acts beds. : 7 ; : 5 - . > I , : " aa AAG Ati - . —- ~ : ‘J refere: e . e ¢ e , - Beve ry . ° ing a? ‘so , ‘ a rit z b pref - } s 9 - 7 oan r . —- es : => . rox Aera, liter tables and all °o - , ae ; ° E ; - a o.oo — a. ce, ee Alm ee, 5 wk Heat ~o, answer by tejen) t(10n, for amit why » B-ine> rs ee ; ~ g: 12, 130 SUMMER SUITS o: wale, zuar STR aie . =i arvens ; ae a 1 eT r’aete F ren » A rger, 9 ar J hams 4 s sid ‘ i .s \ f Iné nN of ieee ' J 8 ae t ear >’ 6° - Mar ent Faving I’ — Ten » mohair ton! with siightly used gooc* : TOTS .EFPFR .— wx fs a _ , BieGec a7 WON U c ak relia ‘ Chester rq Kir _ - m — I te p 7 . _ —_—a lethk ° , ‘ te . , 7 . Nermn ananeé a —— wt, Ae " eres working- S fERE Rm arr: rors ts eee . ch ara? State experience | — ——_Ai FR Wood -Ferg 480n cer rea! Sales nhili+~ on ns ae Call Monday © Pb and | " @uits. $5 Last call, buy new. for lees (hes ne N.S Price: cash [ie si0CkNT : also tem- - b - & ; : Se ¢€ . . at UCAS A LSO Va ahinetne 7 S., 49 6 made hy manufac irere or disp lay ar CHINA Cc ern SISOA r icPheetersa 42 id ox } FY STENOGRAPHER Oe — —————- | Lake a Vaterma: at rman + POSItlons for ener. ee t e unt; | atural Bridge. OUSEWOMAN—F, General hbusewo , S 8: ‘ ye , io" _~—_ — : r einen Oe ria Orders & Pales PASI TY tnhnorou rhiv = — Seana = 4 " ~ an . = = - = ™ 7% r ‘ - , . . ” \ : 7 “we ¢ | , | ff foveewow : ~ on . Sirs; a a mo tS - 4 KS & refer. es 7 wy Sins . x &. housework e } OM Se Tire . tnwnta &.. EAHAUST |} ANS—Various sizes. « /©88 Vandeventer Market, Farah . Mar pert : concition a oe . i ; 4 ‘ . :, , ; ‘ rth ¢ y . reno! er ~~ aif i ¥ r- . FUaran‘eed heal Rens! ~~, anne jester (“houtea. Kn nee transfer to our ann A _ s . ‘ = , cS ome then Ppl nm % il ; : : Post-Dig ——- LAPece,;.., —_ ’ “3 KW GOd @ ntandnansé rs Emni, rker door Abrams the Place to R Cloth ‘| CHINA “7 LUSET—430ldan Seas Honery. 634 Lougnbormic 5 : — : ee salseae Tae . +e wholes YOUNG GIRL—For + res eae i] : siupioyment, B - ———— mains | Bon | a ) Buy Clothes ——s0 iden eek: sl pew; 4 2 . - ” - . ‘ ‘ A o ~ . >. } , ’ re ery : splendid op- Pr Sel] development. Vears r b cndtayh ' > re tte 77. ff S v helen ; v . : ° 16-tne> exhaust, 52-inch ceiling. - ~ a ente near > hout eau av “ UY cost ost $140 Tiss Wa ~ er: 7 = — | ” wy > ¢ ] ~ } , l- “ er , it Sa. r — 2? lene a or VW Cait > — ‘ re« ~ — 4 , * & . c s- . : ‘ . } » ta 4 »? ; i \ ep hn | > -_ = . . 4 , x »* - J e = ; ‘ > ‘ ; ‘ QD r g e . “ re. - a = - ~»- eee ~ “A ‘4 P rt - 7 Vo. He ik ‘ im 2001 Hie k. 4 : a . ~~ : wa , . ' . . Ss rt ] ; | ; YT : z r = : . nthe Ma: i! tity Pearn "Nar ¢ ~ E / reif » a vs... -Ermerson lin r SON Du sen they are made better nape Manage and keep cieen Pen il — OP S84. is) | Bt st-Dispatct "| YOUNG GIRL ano a - &, i =——_"™_Cleaner, 3749 Cass, _iUSED } a CHINA CLOSET—Oak, cable, refrigerator Du! Cing State sane then > . eh — : , Fe : — . aa. Th « 4 —_ be ¥ — a it ™ be Te) _ ‘al 2 . (INKY C QneWering no tiie _erwall iat : apa ene +- wtb Sosa . , I shy 4140 NDelg , ond and pipe. thoroughiy overhauled gas heater JS10A Nebreske ay » sid de \J > vw O.. amp &4 i i 5. A efi: ¥ : ‘ se ag ; sae ee Der a acd 4 nT ge ip ures ASeic oo k 80u ms" a a yy iit » VETW een Shene a! em eld estima. wit? New threads and coup! ngee a)! wire A . = Vash} . fr: = ces. Box ue, st : ~ - oe nt ence a ‘% confine KeeDIng a: ffice det nix gi: ;' ene Accoma FA NS—Several onciliat Se. alternating cur- fittings and valves bathtubs and sinks est) || “ian RANGh—Anda- iren beds. rrery ; ‘»% 7 ~ _ 7 «> - » “= ¢ j € = ° . e*#. = . - : >a — - rnnee Ms “* or . ~ ° . . ~~ “= it Liie S90 10 9TOn ee NETR 7 ‘ acy r 7. ‘ “st =! - . ' Aus . 4 ‘ Post -Tie ‘ ; ry. fr ati , ~— Ee as - “@ sma. $* bargains 5637 (yar- "De® and connect ona. I-bearns anties. raf! : - - ‘ 4 ; e 4 . 7 9 eee oe ted - - : / ss y —_ eats tal ; = . ; is . — — ad rrr « - " " — - " La nm sv nr *Ty 4 ¥ e fer - rir > ' . " cy ia) . : 1 aead a " ine - ’ tT - ; —_, ~ outs ———— — — ik wrt ee a @ iT fac any’h "gr In Ir, * . RANGE _, Siue *enrame!. ~ / 4 \ \W +} ' as mee ’ “C.K 8 niid mn @x . 7 . Pine P Cua —— “gee . _—_ - aaemarnantiarineniies XN r 4 fas TPS) MATING!) SiiE RS—] erga size cheap : a en RAVE You considerna ble money On at -on 6525 Mi ichigan. ONES - 13 “ ” y ' d R en . a! > : : ge ’ ad e : e — ; rt TN) ‘ ; = , a =u J ¥ TT ar > ‘ “ ~\ fr , ' | , ‘ 7 a ry “?* A . * - eau : ILD KOO _ c 4 e ee ‘a z . . 3 . Ss ’ ; TAare« ~ 4 ac . ny oo? or? . elas . g n grac —P gr Cerw Store ‘ ! on rs nw a 4 : i . ¥ . ' , i ; "or j wa Va "Kea? ae 7 - _ req ° v1 e . RT | (>t is IRON A ' CUAL MA NGt—and Srna!) beater; 2 = wa ~ _~ . oe ’ j »82UUB ia 45. sy , OY » eh — » ' ' ea es ——- — . . } ; ] #t+ , ca a 7 ce . light house- i } I*? 2 ie | . ; ‘ . whl ~> 2 = . — —_— — “ BOOMs Derg 1 ; ex .erve: ‘ eta , "TP. « = —- . nines " = = . 9 —_ oe — List } ‘ACE A moet new ; first-c) ass cond | - —~ ] : . * 4 ~—_> AD! J ‘ . ‘ - S2 a ‘ re ec i} . 32 wa } I ear t~. a vt é . ; = : 15 $3 ] Lac leda av {c, COAL RANGE- Blue fren wled good work. 1 arimey two acd- ; Pp : ‘ : & z - ~_s Pr rm & 2 rte a ne order. $° 15 N. Er - - ® ; . > > _ = ‘T-and-half-old ehjjd. ta ers Confiden: is : z F-297 Post- as D Ee ese a ~ ‘MAPH FE Ro p-..z e Pine r Wr home } ae ¥ Pre ¥ 2. C - e F r.Y ALES —New and 1 ised | al’ makes — MISCELLANEOUS WANTS aunt 25 0 roadwa se pAtc? , ~fa ; ‘ e ; ‘ : ews - ame . « an , , ; - - : - = 2 . Sizes and all complete eo fur -¢ ayy —__--- COAL R NOE— ry az rN nip? ae " ee B. AS Neer. yy “ , e "Ss m* ee my . OVEN." r > 4 oA —\\ or , *eaning and e a iF) 2 Ko‘ aD) for renair ° intent Ae be a ' F —— “A -~_ ALL Kinds . Se motors, Mmacbinery Sitdne P 3° 9 . J And aol stove. 2 261 ; » . eis — iis ; = rT £ rma } a” . . 7 . ex : Ee 4 E C Pic IT us* r a a s -" ees i — PND 6 ws Bo ‘ ~ . . —_— = ne’ . LO | eens Ssernc tp ela Se 123 . _ = : = cy ni We ces £oo:] Kne-ner 1 es ~P ine an Rtor — — Whe, Fa alt : . reg ae hesnes ‘ x $4 . . 2 l ‘ ede a. (c7) a4 ——— - ga. i Market "VAL BANG?) ‘ cay for cash 4 Bec ey) ‘ “~~ ya 7 7 a — —— tee 2 »>T ta Ss _ . “peace ™ ™ : - - , . “ = ee = - . = a . - ~ — - - — te — ' ' 4 . u ci ied a ' : Donn to., £ nae MADTY—Eideriy for ner heen diner ras ~~ VIERA mK oP i RATORS , . Arcace B)dy 8h0uld make $} TE 7 — orpnicteesiies "Th? aw on ae” Dt FURNAC} First-class condition; $54 “ spe —— Necarded only: r6 Ale a. : » 4 ' ty 4 Kings- nie ry . “ , = “ ae a} A 4estii a = ; ois ; a rr *02 4 ’ - , 444 ae i - ere a s —— ? =) i 3B) “ ‘a (ED ™ rs. . "ke heate 9 rooms wi!) ‘ : * ‘= @& wet a.\y “444: ; Aree Grand 2 *»* J4w Fr . — . : ’ = = a . a . - . a ; ’ a | ‘ a . ‘ " és é545 _— - " = - > y rL.ATIA 2 ty - ’ a ——— = mat ' : : “ e fF) ’ [Ane + . Sion #\ a Ex ts “HCOC ve “ASO? ® Douse “ ree me © ay" ¥ : Ly rr : “ — : ee . Bia te ex¢ ex) J =. € a. S62 ar x ——— d —_— = ~ = we 2 = ~~ PP Sry CS nh oe ‘dt Rr , ; neta , Fj Ni IN ’ VW ta _— Te. Pure nh se AL. RANGE ; niv OMrst or - ona. ADI—Eideriy, to keer house. 7771S pricks. O34 aprons. seat. « rk. F00d pay. PORES > ro Nae eral office work. for! pected. £ x H-168 Pog rt). bo sane * “shes ros. Furnace Co. ‘ fenctne (Cli ¢ Cab - eatt erial for baker. paid 390. take § $2 131 A ’ . + > 7 2 : = ‘+ -_* . i at 4 ** . : , ~ saw _ ; ’? ‘ 9 now cs . m ‘ . — — — — eee | a. Ana th. = f : - « > oy é6 ma " ‘Ff y if ia an 4 Y Win: A : _ ome) ’ b } - en 4, YOUNG ine a —_ - 4 I -aciede Phone Aindell 4726. De! - — ES nS sR — (Wal O11 STOV Es- T ; Urt jc nt ——- ~~! Seat eures and able to handle ner st Fle—To wa ‘bles and he HAanm™ -« d= am mar 15% 7) FURNACE Wtd.—Used - OL S—Tweo only, si ~ i. ‘ lara, —, 4 " ° i. — re ee — +c a’ o- ° x ae - e.e r inew rr T =- [> , »* = S ~. has ™ © _ - - _> (ec; ’ “ . - ~j * ‘ ~ : ° ~ 7 : . eee eee ~/ 14h ic ng Gay: can stay or ex me nights - EST PT Mer "700? wear ate - a age 17 to * hpnie Gann?) B00 wages t Start AD} Va Se NP SID I ee wt aD A ccrees S. R. Metz, 4714 E igewood bi. -WSPAPERS Wtd — Magazines and rage: | __beds. rugs 7 ’ ™ » = a o . a = a - ° ol } 7 a4 i - . - . ‘ r ° — — — — — ~~, = " } . 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Rox A- | COMBINATION RANGE—Biue - vm eg ite A ‘ ence rith some kr: eve ~ Spe rs russes braces. elastic stockings _~')% , : ~ ; Tr - - ot ne -y T+. —— —_ nce. : ‘. - , : ee ae fr - . . - . —~—— ne brand new ®s ) 7 LOA rS, aj ESTS AND ear and ! Machin yo 1kne ey ' Fay STi eee ELS _— APS PAY A. ertiring aparie of writing - Mh A) Brig heat. t mor [Ce Fupporters Hi. E. Lehde. 8 8S. Broadway SHOTGUNS Wee And rifles; pay cash” .“paehel = _ . a SOOO Che hovtea . a : - -— . act me Co. ] ‘ ; ‘ Oe» 2° ee AT) Y \" RK APPLY ; ISEMaAaw £ ge — ‘ et pDrena, , rate meu 4 | ries ’ . . — = + ee er le (co) 2a&NPO P e Rios — 2140 . 7 ‘oan (trail A Ti iN ih que oven s ». M bE W IT. L, ¢ AY YOu LAUNDRESS—W) ©. for Monde t r LIp’s WHEEL ¢ MArh...iae aa or Tp. pie a ak see eet atest styie: hig oven; «6 1 » Ee fer Ce o* 2a “eres . - > 3ST ; L " R © ‘ s ‘ — o* S'ate ‘gee » aunee ‘ a c ar . expe Ses whe w a “i Av ic -— nage od ~ aaa T _—_ NS] ‘iy iA T tan We l.—— Res irn the “kets Rene "er 1009 Mar ' 4 “a 7 ? Masai ¥; re a | i a tT — —_ Le o bs . 4 * oh 6m ; ec . 7. ~ a = +s “ge ce, Seen no identia! Box FI- 8 ee ETTION. Gey —; ] | 209° ican) ——_ = roit ie) new; biue or rey. t 7 . a a = 7 . te oa @ \ . = on - — “ mo, 2 ° - “ ' , = . & Pe ee ¢ " = T rr rr: p> rr. pa 0 Gene B Uttonhole oe cers DUTtON re were ane ep ee Eee = ™ ad “ MEN—To Work In 88M 'tarium « . : » : ° e .”* * “ tEL, —Exne- or read - ~ =| . orr’ rs 7 4 PIT onm 2. —— = AD: y+ Ye Tos ee. tre ‘ ae . . — ™~ ~ “ai 4 . ' ' ’ 4 ~Ul : ease 00naG) Or w! Day ; with the 4 Ss a3! : Ni SCISSOR y er bun — , Den are Ee kere om me ®* Pants a. PAN gewvere rAAP ER Manufacturi: g Dur nese wre - =©Ts AM i ak © ms rs) = reo niane er OKing stands book: ase — . nr a i Food Price Hug ile : : fae an coal in 7 Ri, ; " i. S ry a r) a u a Eo ‘ol ann ary Gre- 4 « ad work c ne . ‘ War =. Titoe aeing denpar:: ern? muet be exne: - Pa’ S&S Li) / i e. 4 b ~y . s - ia S . “4 we 40032 _¥Cie ¢ [04 %& ] eth Main 1939 - egy” reduction from r 3 ' —Sning Oc 5 g I . ae ° _ PS seeeetn - - ne a . * nr = ; 4 ; "eee . SS - —— - enartr —" ion « . . Dien «« , , °a Irie la’ 2 *- . ~ . » a: oe n —— — we M' ic i : Too St j - : 2 At Tt Re 4 ON o R LAU N RY } y HELP P OPERATORS ~ —E x] nerien ed n a ne lh rc. gfe md, a a e ‘wees 4 and is ; } a Seance ye LAVA RIES—Fouy perfect pedesta =~ ——— oe en = 4523 Market ce00) CONTENTS! of 5 : A te cris ao ting ‘Deng. al BO &)at : : : ~ See oe : ee ‘ , ~~ , i + PAGE, COMPTON. ine oon >} i onertnariee NEw nee, NOClen dresses; good S17,,"aulred to SP, rece te TO | Rightiv tmippea in Ore*: g Mit” fauce: _MISCELLANEOUS ; FOR RENT _4==. OLIVE, JEFFERSON = LXDRY CO. 202 é 5 rene Oa sae tae i ao, : sig? ppe mn rin $27 50 three — —— eo ih. } Morea: pay and STFA dy work LANGE SALESWOMEN WANTED sinks 8. .251 seconds rar Diete $43 74 each BOWLING ALL EY3—Fer \eague Purposes Hib Largest s te white ename) Roen : _ eel 7 ° r~ ~ > _ . " ‘ -~* 4 eo ar Cor ver) , rad 3° Phene avter 12 : —2 > wIKY als } fo STENOG? ' - a dein a ee ae. S207 ide; : — bos Pi, o a 2 Sth STRE ET. APPLY,, Lar NDRY HE L P ROHN MFG. Co.. 1408 Loeyst ‘li. NOGRAPHER Good posi- | tar 18—Everywhere; full or spare” fic : ‘ Manchester. between 11 and 2 @unday rey} @140; S alee open ® F-138. Poot. is : j ale) +) yp c tTinn €¢, sath } Iv ry make $6 weeny Wing waternpr f : ~ WP ™ rer as ~ Bo ne r Ae oe oe _ ‘ - ; eo on i 4 Al « LM CUST STREET, ris for flan mechine girls. cutter Kt. Sth floor c-2 ~ +08 neat young lady . en aprons; samen 7 ag tw det. "Su, GiMc “clede a7ar en: Mike new: 08. Ya- | am == = te) 7454 Lariege ax ~ or : a’ worse !ror er Ves: End See recente eee — 1 “TT ) (o & C head. S FP 7 AL ‘chai ES—Maho eaay Rideboar 4. tabie and AN ENET? a eo Tz od Cy re -e—rnn Clas P a : T , SWITCHROARD » PERATOR—Briaht voce ee SOF guaranteed and sess ‘ _ 4 sue a ewes. heron pelican. et er beta egmehogsny hand-carved 4 post Fairview ay ; . J _ ° r" ? A 4 - > > “ if — _ . "= - —— r nt oun ? ; . . ia . ee ‘ ° " S . y Ae 7 c er r Pret ‘ - _ re 1 Weges and noon meal. ite — FE ea e nated ‘eeders ana A Steady work nye RG ANS 5 RN tengo ot ?.te g0e@ opportu: inj > y ‘i a - hat ever) o¢d¥Y uses w ; Aa e Jon H. &chowe re) Bellfliowe: sien 1810 b nney_ f O89) DAVE. FETTER a Mahowan — °, Lutheran oepital Goss OFTH 22 COfies rorvec ; . : righ: : -” : Ollect “Spresentat'ves want. . ' Atal HAIKs—i> for td. ‘ , “— , . ® Perint mAam rn . ~~ cr + a ad } . 4 . : . S'ihRe ON T a if e" ad . 2 4 ‘7 . , TON, 8D FT. ] aidii Snirt Mrece n° 3 iy = : a mm (« - a 4 etter ans FH. Magoor ¥ : arge size neavy plate cheap ain + & ae whe : ne Ww Wii cose , ro" DAV rE NETTE ser z. — — : ’ on ant? collar «} ric 4 vy , . union Specia! ae i? Vv PP) « Der- e ar. nT p Pm Dial } rina MW © a} id . ‘ we ? \" x - -°" : Market ‘ ry & “ee ~ ay "ent iv? . ae mi ba - = ther : - lis ’ ‘ad Aone + " aces ria « , a an —_ eee ——— -_—_—_—_ — : ne u i ron ls hs = ote 42Ai4i Cc ; ~ . . ~ 2 ‘ Fw as VL UY > yi Ge wv i ay - : — . ~ . “ ee. ’ x ~ $1450 ner kee l4th of uth / a : a —?o——,,_ -_ ~~ . \\ he hy ~ ; Oo learn t) work : nn Tr > a} Nee — = Sheer ett & . VV AT kK eR ~, 4 ») no he’s +r rt 1&4} ext ant ° Nec ee@sa ry De rms ner: + we nde . a.5 “ i . res . aes rm =e ¢ = i - a, a NI . Tiat , ; out snow g the route “y HY - am —_— ‘heise . ger vine Hhahoge ns 3443 Texas : . Pn - - \~ e » a , . d si ba ‘ a j i ; i >. | ' , ‘ - vee ot “ : ’ : : i j . - a ‘ . ’ ee i= . — ri > > tA 4 ; {, ; -_ a " 7? . 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Cap. ante iG, Sita Pieasa ‘T- mate heonnn.:, Must be high | -—-————*.. Experienced 72 2S ans. $1 gation. 1}}] Jefferson. (62) Hany wee — i DAtenie WORN AND GOOD fay wor Ne conditinne in rp **O . en ate anowiec@e of filing as . i eo -~ —— com 7 - mE § wm Like new, 1] Ivory” col. VAY ENETT “ nes . / Mary king and oars . : ° es - Ahad AS 493 OU Ui anewer ¢ , ling refecer-e : AT. Experienced on waar ' " —— ———— : rAd a! A31% shee BAY Br é: ; ae an WA’ ETTE af: j 4 ’ ’ ¥: ** “ 2 >_ Val 2 @ , hau 34 ] # ie ‘Ty x- ——— : ‘Trprp x“ one > ‘ J : y ; " — ~~ ~ i? ;.7 : , ;7 overs hile feod wh! te. siat . x‘ IT : i} {) ; ; on you Wish ton e aATD onev } : : “an ‘ake 2 Des, salary r COmimisasior F's : : TAINIS—#l 4 ? § galios rocofiy baby ted ? rt and torary tabi ' )* CAR ee | el) ul da mM : 3 4} eal ¥ Sriguecy * ; * ad4ine ma- e; ale n CANVASSERS AND SOLICITO ner «s surface —— ; a° alt - ont a); bearing wheels moun! ed as ‘Coif adie baestve, ~ Te « ‘* . a : aN ; . “9 ‘ _ > ‘ ae ' ni jee * ‘ . 7 yn s green 21.45 “lu Ma gr la bien ton 1: Se. va > Tas 3246M 1G) COMPTON , 3 Monday. 774 & WALKER Sterling Factories . "s:. anc f and ealary erpecte: =) —m a per roll: shingles. ealich surface SaaS! ae us d ie} | -O%., é - = . 6 ' es. Tove e>ate> = “, . 6th and Locust st.. second fle. ts: —___ enced: references. Frank Lind, Sth en@ gq wn | OU OE ay tI ©) | ,,885; combination mage : = - ia ‘ ahi wor) a © : ai sa 4 : . il . ~ ; L. i » . ing fepart mer: ; —_— _- be ‘ Oc propos tion KR E SH p AINT RAI . ; Fe fei > I —— — eee __ er th STREET APPLY te: : ' handle = finish, aR 8: muat wo mn Gthesl areduate: over | Sali \DIES—EXPERIENCED POR UTE ~- - Afternoon Monday ~_ “4231 Oecenin heen: Gark Clas reed. DAVENRTTE . \) ; : ia d 4 . rE : . . a ; : @us 74 oa 2 ‘ t] > > “pe > ne 7? .. .F 4. ’ ' - 7 “Sie ale > MI MOTHING Co e] aay ; to press on Hofman, . 21] . : : Rr a ange eo : , aaa * White ; cre $ | BABY CAKKIAGE—#iB. alee invenetie and DAVENET, oor ~ tes pa meet new : rs, : . . . » . . . ™ ” a ore - —— we Vt ~ t aa . ‘4 ’ ~ . ‘ , . . . 8 ‘ ee sy * re . re : , 4 al : 47 ‘ ! : 4 wth food nay ; , ; . 47 ‘ -= " Re : 1731 ®-. ail ’ ) “= =» § * rg rr . OF . | a iziac 6 6OS $i a. s r vii 34 ae MAT CARR! ; ~ ~— = a a os ot cace “Ten o Venn mee ‘ — ; ». ” ‘ et r> c Too. : 2 perience : . once > 4 oa . , ; 5 -_ : E . a My ° wa SS 7h ner ’ » : a "1 ~“; ; c = * ous com it ton. MAYENI* KT A Pw! a: ‘)) we ' ; = :' ere ° te , Pos ; : ; ‘ . . , > a ltie . ‘ . [_ : ° M. L¢day. 1812 Ne pee ima Py A eed = ‘ eC; reg r A “fs .- —— . . onr—_- ® - " ; 7 7 ~ . ’ . yy an range } i- Ea peries ~ WwoA Les A? ! ie —_—) - ‘ Ae , ~~ os , : . vd ; a a = : ; ; : Apply , . » on snecthi . | i ee enertonn r ) ae ec ense ae Gerful new nine Sears 7 Mali ordere seemerc'al lines ‘ ‘lor geo”) eimen bedy, large M. £9054 Pale, : & Jefferean . en ine the eis - | ” re « 4 “ey a r ts - , : ——— es . mo ee - : rs ere”: ce : toda, Oral: fara . - - ° ‘oe: Da s BEDaH2 ; 4 »* ’ & . toa rns = _— . - . _— . ‘ : ro + = 3 "- . . , al " | ‘fart ic) & ie ’ i : . — 6 } Tperie ed fancr © ee Car “ ; . ree -#: = - —— -_ — . — | oe = r RAny “Rin «© heels, wit _ ” Smter Mew pede Pe “ ; eS , +2 * _— , Tren’. . aArAaAnte ' — . . - i ’ = Poe 7th n > “ a SA Pee ADDY — A iaCy of refine atrear, . ? ory « P r ‘ ry bf Sun se : ‘ge #* * sarge ving rales etrvucturae! s) ee Mie oT .\nes and mattress for $4 frm cheap Cites Te’ . ‘ , : yore y ti | , - . . - . rt es : ' D eas —_. it. ‘ e* ev pt? - i é , ‘+ a ‘oe ‘ante anc * ry? ht : : A ve rc ; . io : rn. oe ee il ; or Rarnes flac: ‘ . a a e ; gx i ae Sen 66 Ser s A . ery na in he ” e% se) Diwts ’ ; 3 y a, *aA4+n - . ™ . e "way er Ppor* unity ¢ make §$ ' $ & GE ron and _ ee: ine. Jim JRER* ‘ pr pe weer eee oe > in ese -———/ Seay a. . . . : ——> : : , ; > , he ' wmarteres oak. bp | Pher AA5e k nesbury g004 - ‘ Ptr. €0O., i512 Washington ay »| WATTRESS—Es ” Rewe.. 438. & hours} oO” se of ee nonus basis; must AUCTION SALES Maia, “O88 IFON @ STEEL CO 3130 ; wont 208 iin. | ers ane = ; a r) \ ove ¥ 7 4 " : Ame = r re > ~~ Pe . ’ $ “a 1Pit s i a Cer Me * ; 380 a mt ee yY , ‘er : * ‘oem4te : “ rey et . — U ss . AZ gfene-s ehestieae = i. . _. 2 : ’ j ‘er Ww coier «4 a ; onteia! ; Wey SET —jerchena ; 4 . er . . reo "Pe . = — _ q = te 4 z oe ‘ ‘ YQ cf) * = ; s . , oe lee e* >> . . ~ , Pr... : ar e - — . st Madd a MF ©ak ; better » i! ST noo -Xperienced on e ox F-¢ Pomt-T ore 7 oe peeeeeeeeee E—Brunewiek ; SA eo ‘hide S23. maticvess 93. — + ‘ . 7 , —- ‘a Me tnemenas rocker ‘ 3°35 Windsor pt SiNi ING 6 SET —> Leone Seanee © Our : rer of iadies’ fine stik i or — ‘ . . =~ ' at © Pabl i —— : = ~~ BE! as >. + ’ : aero - Sm tt . ” - - ; . 4 _ * eo ” ~ : 7 a er =e ant ‘ ’ ;« j \ ra * ‘ }. me, f 7 We om : . oo : - r: eg. ‘ has t : * oo ° S ; . Ce ‘ . , . o 4 ofr bead 4 = oo 7 ’ low ~ 334 Nie rth vw Pesta | Sie ~ iw a hee SO NENY MAKERS PoOWNS preferred. eek Work. WOMAN—Sompanion +, “fee lady. from @ through the stores pow how penings fe ore ; wn . » eneece Se on, Pg BED— i. MW Dews vos ry , r week Gas . a " to &: & Geve a week i104: ae mited number of higt age enle io ‘s ts . « Mervhan’s ehoud TARLE—PFPiss age aecmdleten San See, Os oo Mahe Lt: ; ben " _vie 1718 Olives 4 re ¥ ’ fe ‘ ina c ° aene fsiiy rg ’? a ¢> S’eadty T) S77) r) ELLY Tr . “ . : _ Cm, - these earn ere the . : . at’ ern —— » * . ° 400 ~ , rand . . . e e Tr 4 > r : 4 re « rar? ’ 4 ’ a at —_——— ~~ wa ’ . \ re > ’ wr . "een — a . new r~- ca m4 M i ery iTiMMers & tiryy rators a \W A AK ER > ering actory " @wWowsaw = ~y - - — ee on ge ¢. ed oe me 1? we “a ~ , - - — ra A ~~ 1 AMD—New i ‘ vor, 11 Ore tig table and a Dis ™G scr. ste a ¥ Be Setar tote stents pati Be mer") 16th and Locust st., second floor | T2x* mn™ sya" gin's SROY abas | Ste, evewd. il conpetanee ns TRMETRONG Eee ee Oe AE _| gee ihg: pirate, ot eons ead | cs Sa qertie Bosse od. | tern 8 —Pumed eke aps wort , or —s : : S55 a week. Some country terri: aval) ARME@TRANG # e'ectrtc table stor —s 277 OW. Central 4481 St Cabens 00en | DIN'NG BE Zz; MODEL HAs. 6° : For general housework 3 iL OR betette toe © @) sare : 0°) | CED — Pull -cined 4 -— =F ok WE MLA s LA, lig “ — ash! ngt >. j ; \ Ve dj lly BOCA wes ' * r "hee . > i y Bha ‘MBberry An ng v 132 . Z — ° a ran¢4..ew ee comet PUR, “ht SOL a ww . ‘roun4 e = with ' — ' ch an 4008. oo ee | i ae as Les we@Orn iC ] ¢ bem z | 7 .. ; 7] i _* : el g ’ =~ 4 sy. vr . : : os. ‘ : : Da ’ tafe ond tauisiers. $$. ST184 Erect oot 71 deh “"} _ 1XING- ea ser. ae e

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al a fat wk ww ze ——— — Sl eas Ct lB. - - 3 eM OF ad > tt th @~ Pin Le? tile 8 OO ty ie Ss Oe ~ a ey Ly Oe See Bog ~> le ee ne le a a lt ti -* a 2 i i ae ea Di Vv v= 33. antique room. set ‘OLLED ee DK . aL (dak 1] ey 5 i? cr? >, > , ,% ‘oe PResser Rookcase. room table, 25344 ¢ ORESSING TARE -Mahogany, willl sel! for $1° ‘ol] PH0R St. Vincent ‘s PA b].b-—Bird s-eve maple, nd chair; large comfortable writing table, «i rk Monday. Cabany 553° matt, bed rtirror: also ats oR40 PP oton ac buffet and dinir lark (ch?) [tote (eie—Child's, new mm, bai tI, ike ne Ww ane 01 jencrt eos 40. “Bimplex ENEN W ASHE B1°?4 Ch RANGE Wta Phone wart! "yr ; try ‘ yee ROO] . (MHOKER Q@reai eclatea VWestgat: new a (one on Torts Just South T : Sidney WASH! eilglhtiv used a verv ‘ow price io “REL Gravois a r HUAN One only. oscillating never ured nd Hardware Co RS v sidney ‘ WASHER washer, new price South CTR I¢ e@iectrio ne only, the End market 4 0 ht (jravols aAYv Vik -_ tubles, et urner, mj condition hase old 151d fares | ; P26 PLOOR LAMP —Mahogany | shade. sacrificing $15. Grand ' » FLOOR tAh main port hogan litrary Slo nie : tT KE— 1920, Vietor Fl R (NY ri’ Rhe--HMeater. wardrobe, chiffonter, LNODA N 12th. RE o ntents of 4 rooms ("a 1] "SRE Fi RN ‘UCU RE—tom binatlo mn range, dresser, buffet Warren. | PURNIIURE—Living room and bed: OY aoe hin rome or? 9 > A Fi AR N1iT Tt hth ‘p\lme hold goods dav leAVing city 7040 ithe] Firit'! RE- of three room flat: can 11S fint ‘ ; N Oth PORN: Kr ——— $123— mirat he sold FU RNIUTRE—6 ton 1808 Pan'r LRNITURE ~s1 A 4000) «houtesu FURNITU Re—Lateat stvie alimost ne aver ptene: bhar@atn 4445 Delor ae cr. ri RE—tiolf bag, set of & sticks 1423 : ~— (‘all Bundav roomae: cheap Windaor wm! bed, cot, (‘ail tt rent Thomas st. a: first-class cond! () week buys “$40 Ww worn if s?) HULA («) FURNITURE —Selling on account of death L464A Hamilton a (co) FURNITURE—ull Sunday morning, morning, ti MNtTURI —_ bed and sanitary be | Penton fos (c8?) PURNIT RE—3 rooms: like 44% SMermnole _ground floor ; ae RNITURE—S-room flat: rent $60; lease goes with anale 4158A St. Louls av FT RNIT ReE— Yontents of S-room modern flat: bargain for carh. 42004 Kenslarrton FTRNIT RE—3 roon complete ferme: may rent fat. OLA Omave FURNIT! RE 4 rooms furnished. formation call 2316 Chouteanu FURNIT! RE "SISA Park av Cal! Sunday FURNITURE rooms rent; Si L317A 8 PURNITURE . 4 renting &-room ff): BR PURNITURE etove lthe PUR NITURE- room flat; can PURNITURE nation range. FURAN TURE leunm, dining TSth Fu by SITU RE——Oak tchen furniture, BK "Ss EFaeton FURNITURE Heautiful dining _ room net, lounge, violin “regen | golf clubs Lbookcar: Grand itl io) UieaNI1 I .| rooms davenette Rilite rug reer lite dining table cas rene: ! "10 Cwtas Prrncruns (contents of 4 ment. including piano. furniture 4400 os) STURN Eon Tea eon ible for Kenestneton n! 434° FURNITU _ Contents of “ Utensiia, bedding. complete: can rent flat by buying furnttu 1444 N. 234- moder: PURNITURE Contents of B-room fiat monday or Tue sdny between the houre o 1 an 4d 1° neon 3844 Ashland 1m OO. wauite absolute]. new: cheap For in out — Selling completo; Lad jhird cheap privilege of Tavior, (2) Contents three rooin flat, new 4074 Creer av —Contents of 3 rent fiat NOUR FEvane a Bedroom, plane. rugs, Call Monday, sel Contents 5 reoma, table, anv part, KAS roome in ‘ on.pt- barra rew hal Y4RS 6 Atining davenette net, bargain rugs. etc ror Apart. Vietrola and all anpn?. ¢ reome, cookin Fi. ~ Veale Walkine almost new 227 Mo TURE toe ens ords 48 TRNITURE oh sewing umohrey ? ’ a ’ SA Anna av ~Bedroom ‘thrary, and “odd canéera vocal music an: Roan tatn Porea R78} R, Rede ha li tree stand car machine, ice x ARTA 3 reome inrent filet with | Call NITUIE Tt esaet. dining room set, ftchen cabinet; other furniture, priced ht. BSOPA Bhenandoa’n av. (7) RNITURE fiat. din- room set, breakfast nT ter room ' furniture, lawn mower Bodeed iTURE—An4 4 room effictens for wnaense. Apply apartment 108 5660 ury, ; ATU RE—Contente of 4 roome plano Bh? victrola. ny 32 : Contents 4-room “inelud.- 1410 Mamilion (o}) veautifuily fur- Gall Lindell 6918.15 TURE—5 reoeme: fiat can be mear Grenad, “18374! Blackstone av for} cnah or! ‘ELL, GAS ing furniture ca IBRQIA N. Vande mnveny Hote KNITLU RE—4 be rented, $35 ome RE aa iv! 4 TT ; Ke tv I’) ne RNITI 1. Buf ceb Mond a> -~Ma vet: da T74A Al 5-room plece x ena OGURA Sullivan. ae Oe se noga Ap! Ny side? oard RE—S5 —Nev e a rest let floor ea RNEPU RE—O tobe FURNITURE odd chairs, Sing table ar. Lav roonis, Al lore GA i ‘ apart 45 RNIT t Ie- OnsIsting ner artic.es -Livin Wseqd or Tht IT’C RE ’ Very reasot mornings oni 4 =f (‘a RNITU RE—Alms room suites, hand fol living-Toom § sult } nowrap " piave rror ta . , RE——Golr chairs, da RNITI leath~«r pictures, rugs, euite, Quick Meal sion table, sewing ment ’ dealers FI "RNITURE Two set, 1 mahogany , 1 ladyve ntor, side-icer - and aprtr rs rore RNITIURE- tlio} no matter FURNITIRE SISTING OF DRAPES, RINGS Or S81IX-ROOM PrARLOR, LIVING ROOMS, DINING HIGHEST AM APPLY RNITURE—New, mirror: rootins Lindell 247 Rk—Contents of (E—I om EO Washington: 1! OSS 5W. everyth! Redro yn men “of ST linoleum, (ontents three-piece walnut APARTME NT 6 room n re | verter. ‘party bus ate atti he flat, fla cheap Room 2 and bath, he rm 36 Ao "Pa om apartment ‘r= ‘ ig room, oedr henette furniture, @ 3141J ; R-room rs Cea le aney IO, ho fet Xess, ; “* i “*iee . ‘ ’ , ve nerte yu be i's “Ht jbert ay livis mel conibinatl cabdinat 1 ma- ! glass bookcase ‘ Cealersa ahogany 1 leade roorns, 71609 rA, es j465 et rooms, including ng compiete Che; rt Banister, SO0OOA Suites, be rr sewing machine other houselh« enette.: rifice: t for Ooms, alt ‘Wo Ca'l Sunda‘ 2 row’ reasonal! mth, betwee! 4-room ii} able for quick cale ‘ Hts Washingt Dpanyv maf 6U6new,)6 beautitu some dining suite ) ‘es , , will se} tn table, lam! he iro 4 q 4 a ybed, library ice} ¥ exten rT pehine., laundy eri)? 311 Ww voming ec} sifforobes. ] dresser, 1 electric n ' des refr Martin yaes atove, } reak I iz. + Vernis > "O40 = a » Quali ENTIRE CONTENTS. © RUGS CURTAINS AND ALI. FURNITURE prc w oN Ti A \% (FRAT LEAVING OR17 KINGSBURY EAST APARTMENT FURNITURE Tuesday at 10:; and vernia martin dresse! living ere and tables. Hina FURNITU in clean roode: ing: no trouble to furnish sets, chiffoniers, $10- 1: vernis martin bed, refrigerator, s7. i Ss” tat am - @nave davenette dresse ra, c*! iffor: sa dressing table, S47 50 lampa AN16 Oltve at | FURNITURE—For sale, of high-grade rugs, lamps, graphs; will sell nt 4942 Laclede GAS HEATERS Anns 1810 ovr RANGE an GAS RANGE ondit'on HOoOk GAS RANGES—1( view $4 up 2618 G AS FRA Side oh id's etrolier GaAs RANGE Whit oven: Quick Mea! GA y i ANGI > Ta chear NGE Gas RANGE ue Quick Meal, en% IAS RANGE—Qu! ew: S92 42h4 Pa’ 1 hargs'in 7¢ tANGE ‘¥ fice AN Git Ail "1186 8 LANGE—H! al range. ani Jil SO) l’e, a. . = Quite) RANGE—E: breakfaat rm oOrTra nie nhone K irkwoo4 (AS RANGES EF Ao? ‘ white a Laces GAS RANGE laundry hraaka GAS STOVE—Qute kitchen cabinet, 4628 Vartlin GAK FTOVE— Qu! kitchen cabinet, 46°70A Faritn oO vVern stove beds. a home; fo! of the many article draperios Whi ck Meal, AT AV TION | 0, dressers, tron, Bprenges ! room sets, chairs POO Moren t : RE—SH000 etoKk of re? see these groode show @& lowing list or a wernave UKS $10: wardrobe anring and mattress. brary table, S7 etre le, Ss all rues nette S1A we S40: | ree: or { hiffon te: s. #20 $15 iy erg Furnit seven furniture, rooms including ani phono all or in parts. (al! Mrs. A. V. HOW or phone Forest 7166, Quit i dy — ’ ae ae lta A\fn », all nuliar makes and “ . in ’ qoge Mf 3 (i) \ e 1 Hlieh : =te ] @1 ridge & PF. ) Rartnier k Men) . lvanty K Meal. cheap Rive | Ame) on \ian name —~Q tick Meal as mo and wardrobe h Mea! ail@htiy a’ ‘a Over used: reasons eife oven fn siight!y used. reasonal'e GAS Ray (GE White poomelci with i006 or edn, Gib R's 127 value for | lara! n ' OLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Lau unches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For. or Sale Ads Today. — — eee eg er NDATY, AUGUST 12, 1999. $156; 4 Easton. ; icni-«- _| REPRIGE snplete furnishings ’ day. 12506 Au- tedroom and di ras stove, iceb X, no deale! ; ({ l ’ bedroom kfast dem- and fioor condition MACHINI! = SLT ex, wm axceilent same @s new. This is a See ii at once if you have c-ve: ning an roning machine O08 Pine st Phnoie (ck leum, efc Cal] ig ("oO . x New berry new: 7 Rug, chairs, Arkansae ridge & Beach ( HAIRS er hea BSeo PR i.niece * | aa f niano: baby HRSA. Faston th er. 535. mahors ny "x1 { ‘fast: reason- oA Penrose brown all between pattern: 0 and 10 {¢ um Bargains y* 5 eed ] art s] RR 1007 M irket 3018 | CITY . ‘A Nebras ta. ple es. also $85 ; ‘onditton large RI VA i lve | RANGE—Home RANGE kitch ama. ‘ ‘ em: ‘ —_ ination, Like 4017 Itaska st. nheariy new Hi ereide — Combination, heat ing ve > 7T\e? eneowe, . rt. i 347 R. ANGE EHOLD « G00DS ops FOR SALE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOU if ensona 'yié¢ RAN(, bh (orm laven rte ? ePonaw as and coal aciede and other ture. Apply RANGE black: ti rst - ondit 1 T Ww ‘Dodle Aven port at 4416 Easton. Meal 420) \ —tjomt ination, $l4o + , ~/ uit k good cond! $12; icK eal: white epmameled com "R4INA Minnesota at’ ena bed and aprings 5241 Gera’ line several uphol wares ‘ airs. Se rs. FE, L. Bersche 465 liun R \ NGE mg UI ename! combina nh range; tine tition 9930 8. Sadie stove OF yards Car davenport, beau- Shenandoah d iict—Combination, $10; washstand, S10; library at e200. rug S& wood . ely > o " i+ dresser $8; Fuc! and fully 5624 Minr- eyerta RANGE Fine equipped gas combination coal range; bargain. | nesota. (1) gas Ol daven R MM dining room dome for arpet and Pullman Por separate, reasonable “HOSA Palm st LANG E——Combination ette, ry Keres. tANGE—Also electric; stair « sel] Meal; daven and carpet; Sunday. 3445 Qui N runner the! hot iS¢ hold 4 Ph Cail Ss Je fferse mn RE h RIGE ie $1. rion Tt 1R—‘s-door; perfect cond! SAR? Joelmar (c) Riek I RIGER \TORS—Two; in vers fine order, new ice chambers and finished; $10 and wt Q15 \ BRroady A’ ic) 100 lbs > mais 6555 Vershi RA TOK——Capacity tuick Meal gas range vel ar ea et -ERATORS Lo only perfectly rst condition: Teonard great reduction South En Sidney ) C“inss “ Hrussels cooking stove rth Market S15 ‘ Weest- HRELW etweel dresser, south any difion ("a1 OOS Chouteau linoleum, range and 431lo Bat " ” | eum rues si) Ove, * 1] (7—Sx1 0 ay 1b bed i be lent a} $4.) each (ey er. a i ' ? ay ‘ 2507 Lu ‘AS . black, new, $50; dining table, 6 chatrs, 3124 Lackland o- ic¢) i jects rr ye Tri? , ‘+ fines STOVE 2 months’ old.,, ‘ AY. SULKEY iray reed: ilke for $10 "40204 le Tonty. ut. i? i fit game: T er “Hoo rrand “ef NV. Taylo lorrington: also very reasonadbie h attac! ox H-3O, Tana ic) \ ke new, Vers K fr mm Wii Levy Bros ~ B-pte ( Riversicd typewriters: repa rs Maffit 1 soll except ie nal litte (‘ircassian wa'lnt ame’ refriwerator, laaving ie once; no dealers. A T) ‘Krupont \ ALISA hs Broadway POSTER BEDS—New goods: samples tery pricea 915 N. Broadways, ! iN? MA metal mal thae ee Se LING? MACHINE ’ 717 S50; (hte * ; WwW eek prer, SO; $145 ear SADN5 N irday eve- (sae t e bE on @ | is (per OUTIL | ind at ANPING? AIAG pletely overhauled Voss and electric washers Coffielad and © power washers, hand-power wringers. etc. at repair washers and Wash Machine Co.. iINES A r of Can - Automatic Joy washers, recitculous prices wringers elmmever 1104 Pine. to2) WATER HEATER—Pittsburg Junior. 4401 | Olive st nm umber Waters ("() ms nier.& gie rye \V 1’ { W - MiLbe* in Ze inn ers Emeco Electri "044 : closing out all our x0! oak and early Eneli s}) closets and extension tables off, here {9 a chance that odd buffet, cn oc} . 624 ’ tt —--—— wringe! roiis ; fii an “-RNISHED consid ash voi to e8ayv 7 , 1117 (st hID 7 } joor ir name ‘our 3 room " “complete for $90 up; ash ar weekly. Wag Broe A S f erson. ee oe le SEARC WHERE YO} MAY You will not fin reater bargains and larger selections in and stoves. Out of the LANGAN BROS ance EF Sth & Washington (c'7) AUCTION TUESDAY Commencing 10 a. m, extra large sale of fine household goods of tot description; ist be old t highest bie HAST AUCTION CO., 2009 (c99) Attention, Housekeepers Beginning Monday morn we will have a Sale yi all ki nds = tienen hold g£0% oc. con- ce DOES, iresses, chifforob es, day beds, dining room, sun breakfast sets, Ward- robes, Si mmogs eds. springs and imat-| tresses. We wonderful line otis co il ! inges. just like new, russ, Carpets, mm e (‘ash or t¢ rings , i : ik ANKLIN STORAGE AND FURNITt RE ft? RS franklin ay _ (ce) BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING seil unclaimed storage, consist Axminster and Brusselis rugs, martin and “ang iron chairs davenettes and dining-ro lar: also gas yanse: makes Jiorgan f gas Ss. aiso carry @ SEWING “DISt “Ov NT SALE bought 350 tron beds and 2% 1-3¢ off, and oat means a customers. We can room suites, bed mm wsaltes, on ac ation and emaeall expense if to BAVe @A ‘ot f money on your call and see large stock, ides all needs the household. . ™ . ¢ . . LANGAN FURN. P04 Mo Bomont 5S2, Bomort 309, Central (c14) and Slightly Used Furm- Old een Exchanged for New ination fair felt mat- furniture whic incl iI WwW. ae * gan. 5ODS. New ture quality, se fr) fthia store irniture. ‘hea comb m and ing yourself . THE WALKER OPPOSITE ‘PUBLIC D306 AUGUST SALE OF FURNITURE At Sa\ ings of li, to ly For Monday and Tuesday VERY SPECIAL OFFER 3 Rooms. Complete for $175 aan ee om Terms Sh Re oom ry Timniny LOW RENT DISTRIC RMSTRONG H. F ; LIBRARY. OLIVE St. dining room amd kitchen t SO each week ,~ 4 Mutfit for $87.50 kitchen; terms 30 davenette $168 Dy —hbhed - for $13.45 STD for $°5 e « sites per a° 2 KO =) lites tr &99 BO eultes fo r $77 ‘ SOS $9 om suites | . Furn. euese. ang Flats For Sale —3 rooms; to pa rty bu i a Mont lair } rooms complete, t* e1 cash ‘> rooms, £ vod ¢ ving city $O1° asonable, purch Apt. f HAN) PURNITURE— 4 rooms; bergain, ean rent apartment, Sunday, 9 Etzel. SL nt “FLAT- Contents of ving furniture can rent 3 he irooms dint 7:4 Len: e@ultable for rooming _ ‘ = | ad 44°78 ( ook Forest , 44!) ’ eT) TME \ r s Cor *pyr ta f apartment 1T i ent Call M iishings of city. Complete fur nust sell todas leaving th Four-room fiat hbarsain iyer can rent fiat 4708HA Ken- ry. AT ompletely if rent S4; ey navrap FURNITURE Owner leaving city; willl furnishin 4 Tay npt.: steam hot water, | ite | e, phone and radi rent S40 . , ON. MEL ': references quired i he HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED ANTE y hie be niture, fiats=x. dwelling large ; br >> Bae. Tel t AND IR: (carpets, yt ate ga of dwe solutely best trices Feuctid. | 4) BEDROOM asacrtil 7 BED }’ DAN ntenta of and amall lots need CAariets ie lings . e nattresas mF (. 2007-11 Morgan Bo. 1620. Cen. O80) | way. Sidney 3848. __ - m : a = os | BRICK—Secondhand. ad thousand: ~— hand- \ . made: lumber: cheap. 2007 De B ARE RY kK UCi.: d av. gdeiive! ‘ed beg 3305 3 sr Hlouse highest | HAS’ ions For Sale OUT TI FIT—% hydraulie terms: fixtures: : —F-room house; “MACHINERY—Dough LU MBER—Secondhand, o-oo ¥ gga Se : . bargain 3208 Wittiam oi “a - . mo oy . a r, bps mol eee et —— 2 ba Paul mid ry > LUMBPR—2x4 to 2x14, lengins. _Monday. 1007 Market Food , “ay Call r } ad window flu ee a ate we 9 rd, coR#9) | BAR ROOM EP IXTURES : oa 4 yi? tec Ker LUMBER—AIll kinds of good white 7 ine secondhand dimension lumber ; window doors, bathroom fixtures, ¢ Meyer, 3305 8S. Broadway. _ Complete furnist Victrolas or aIna .i is, DENNIS BROS.. mar 3864 . : and other = ~. c6) ASE—s Sec'ionai: fro office partitions, a [KR BOXES—Butter boxes, EEE _ - ~ —- “ 7 or) mutir a . . STEAM HEATING PLANT— penpiete " mt - ‘bl ocks. im: ) NS a ~ fe ) oo rac ors ane ines. wil fei: . SELLING QO] ] ? | 12 radiators and 1 € complete or separate. 1443 Clara tusi- ' Bl ‘-UTCHER COOLER—Butche boy; furniture. rugs Victrola. | nese houra, 5000 Pare on ve ~w ve rms if desired. Bensinger GOLDBERG. Lindeil © : ma ’ - t.- (62) | TIMBERS—T wo ,BUTC HEN COOLERS — New used—bButcher Boy, St. a = bargain Phone BR Howe: also meat rack, terer counter and Day display retvioeniied Bur KC 2!) VOU POUN US of ola feat" ers: pay y 30c to i! ones Montana Feather Co., _De! m Lia 865 ’ KF orest 767 (8) for afi We Pa ge ARE YOU Wil bu, our ~ ——— . satente of taee ()regon ridge S663. cheap rotary . MAK ER an y eee S, Ti Russ SEWING dra vers: ; White b x Tt D, SEWING MACHINE t electric attachments. Far (c) a 41 iger. ‘idridge shape, $4. M AC al Domestic 4130 ; ( SE Ww ING MAG HINE Ss—Dropheads, $10: $: ops, »; all makes repaired, rented. 8069. 10 Oltve. meant | Delmar '4089R. | ! | | ales ES WALL TIl.ING—4x1?2; HIN | 19th at. a SEWING : MAO —_ eS Ww t TE PINE: LUMBE R of all descriptions: Cali or telephone for representa 4. | WHI tive, SEWING MACHINE—Golden oak drophea fl Ar faxwelton 7 n, ‘Sea! e Co,, BIZ St. 5084 ells. R878 Hodiamont. (c99 cht ine Con, -4210W ton. st RED BRICK Asi EGHTER—Satqg oa electr co: ike new; c tor . coat 400.000 red brick, located on ce Poe. | sell rig; Hs, os California. We Cc. JOHNSON & SONS MACHY Cv., Sf. REGISTERS, scales, 1001-3-5 N. Sixth at. ail “neat choppers, refrigerators, col inters and other new and used SEW) NG MAC INES Used Singer, “Wheel- Roofing ca ities: a. .8 if wanted 1016 er- Wi ison; cheap also new Singers; $5 — i CIGAR STORE FIXTURES—65- 4 wn . Le me ‘week 1513 California. GRAVOIS ROOFING CO.—Covering old | ft. case, 8-ft, wallcase, 5183 . me SS per ~ shingle roofs with patent roofing: repair- | — Th ee = 6. SEWING | ML ACHINE—Box top, $9; drophea®. ing old gravel roofs our specialty; all work CIGAR CA; E—2x6. 4465 Easton av.j I up; renting, repairing. indell 6285. guaranteed 5363 West av Riverside | est 1311. N. Vandeventer. | B62 100) | €1G As Cc ASE—6 ft. sane condition; SEWING) fac- | PROBABLY you don't 1? need a new roof: just| ab! J204 Gravot vou can run it by wer; _ ight socket a 48 Easton. Cc acvise you. Americ an Roofing Co. L&RY6 brand new; at 5 § Bensinger, SEWING MACHINE—W healer & Wilson, | Belleglade. Delmar 1970L, Lindell $193, | Market st. ‘ drophesd; good as new; $15; DarZain. | ee OF) | CORFER MILL AND MEAe G 2830 Ohio |ROOFING PAPER “Mineral surface; green, Electric: commaena tion) and 2 meat ca I $1.45 per roll. Franklin Hardware, 1006 l icebox, Cabany_ 7314. _Franklin. DAYTON SCALE—Cheap DE LIC AHINE S—Ext xtra see late Domes. | ‘ESSEN FREEZER—Aleo “MACHINE—Singer electric, oe tory; Coneree es | your the old one repaired; let us examine it and | COFFER MILL—Hand + * $12 drop head; $10; home Sun- | 7 Finne\ i ea el TAR, gravel, A TESSEN SEWING M AC HINE S—Domestie, $6.50; | Wheeler-Wilson, $15; Singers: $35 down, | $2 month; repair any make 1901 Ne Grand. SrwWING MAC tallor’s machine, $ 5 R207 Foston. ws ad MACHINE—New Home; weeks; $15; cost S70. 9131 leak, $4 50: composition, $1 Primm Co.. | and grocery bins and cash registes leaks, ‘ 12232 any additional 50 Riverview _ 6695 ee a ee Born n t orga head. meee a Ub used 2 Walton. 1845, Central _Morgan st. = ID DESKS—Flat and nen top; swivel chair: __ bargain, _ 41 17 Morga t. , 38. JEWELRY—WATCHES _ DESKS—2, latest reasonabie, c CASH paid “for diamon ds; aia gol d “and silver silver —aey _bought. Broadway Jewelry Co. (cO7x) wt em in good shape Lo; cost 1138 CASH paid ‘for diamonds, old jewelry, gold — — ‘HiINE—Round bobbin singer and silver. Cooney Jewelry and Loan Co., DI. ois International Life Bldg. attachments; cheap; nee 35607 Olive. LAndell JOSS. (€ 8) | ae a — 4. AB _______ | BIAMOND—Ladies’ ring, gent’s tle pin, % |" ~.icicne, rallimen ema an M A‘ “HINE—4 ‘drawer, drophead; carat each; sell cheap, § 906 Arsenal. Inets. Tad Noth — steel nly $6. T. W Hayner Sew - | : Tt ee a Jefferson and Gravois, (c) DIAMOND Ren it +} _" S70; sell | DE SK S—oOak and mahogany; - or > ’ _ ) . 5 MACHINE—JO-drawer, drop- head: D NI Vhi + — $125. A. Monday. 1007 = S hments: $8.50. Re pairin of 1AMO} , P \ ite, 3 Carat, ; AV, BIN) MATE et st. machines. Minges, 531 . a 94W. 3845 Folsom. DrSKS—safes, adding machines (00) | DIAMONL) RING—Lady’s w pite wold: bas- partitions, tables, typewriters, time sale of Va- ket setting; $40 Grand 7317 ae directors’ tables. 831 N. 8th. machines,| DIAMOND Wtd.—To buy, by privat BLROTRIC rIXTURDS—Suitadle Franklin #y must he perfect Rox H 50. P.-L. home, cheap. 5555 Pershing, 24 orders in this ah - ee eust a” b AMONDS lwo: beautiful; $500: l alane : _— = a a re) FIXTURES and fountains, showe vorth that tox N-3935, Post Dispatch ; Washington Fixture Co., 71] a —EEEEe tc. DIAMOND RING— L, adies’. blue white gem, _ worth S1°%5, $35 rentin repalr —— — sacrifice $65. 3614 Lucky, | —————- - , G rand 19 ye. (e823) DIAMONDS bought up Lo SHOU per carat; i l sd ‘ R ‘ a SEA —Wall ———— any size, any amount. Mixer, 1322 Ove. cash registers; IF YOU wish to rent a sewing machine or ’ : “(c8) §31.N. Sth. A "Ul P eee — » Af - . 21 ee > | DIAMONT'S Wd. es chara. price for your — 513 N. Grand, 5 PO CAIN—! rooms north of Olive. (cS) Aarts will RING—A bargat n; ~ diamonds, i? blue der's sa DT hires sO 19 I-73, Post- Grand -EWING MACHINES—Clean-up drophead sewing i? Anderson, 716 e 27120; no phone af ’sS cai party; money, singers S10 up, cash or terms: "R machines for less others from ele@tric, jouteau. and counter, popeorn machine: ‘ ’ We pay the highest cash diamonds. S. Smith & Co., sessing amasecamasanmareaeraaieate ou ck — sac rific e if sold at once, drug store. Broadway and Chi Dispate Soe A —iheilelimabliglitastiasts ro te ispatch. FREEZER -Sultable for butcher oF Wanted RING— Beautl ful blue-white twin al: am) ad enle house 17 Morgan. Olive platinum, set with smaller diamonds; €X- | GpoceRry FIXTURES” ee Pay highest prices. wo 4, ‘TURES —Also meat 11-128, Post a cellent value; sacrifice $400 Hox N-36%, : 115 N. Vandeventer. Post-Dispatch. yesetable stand. __ Box —————— GROCERY AND BUTCHER FIX Counters, bine, shelving, butter boxes, right and sliding top: iceboxes, scales, cash registers, cigar and cases, electrie coffee milis, freezer -ases, all sizes. money, come and see us. Office Fixtures Co., 700 Franklin, HOTEL RANGE Wrought Iron, John Jans; ; — Lindell icS) SAFES PAREL Wtd Suits, overcoats, pants and tresses; highest prices paid. Auto calls. indell 3155. H. Appelman, 15-51 | CUMMINGS SAFE AND FIXTURL CO— : _ CS) | New and used safes; expert mechanics for ‘a—"0. 000 ladies’ and gen- all bank and safe work: contractor. tor ty overcoats. pants. shoes,; Reavy hauling 110 N.. 10th st. Olive capes: highest prices pald; auto! _2906. Centra! O72 (oD0) S135 Hi Appelman, 1331) SAF ES——New John : Rauman Safe Co., 421 N. . 4th et. _(el4) , a. 500 purchased from Gove d needed; ni ches prices. | sAFE—Mosler, 2 ft. 9 in. high, $10. 17"6 Usui bargains. BENSING Romont 1534.(e14) ame: toe — ch. $ io’ Market at a buys and eells ladies’ and | G\rES—Several sizes; single and double | 1C/BOX-—Center icer Hussman combination ° worn street and boughs | door, like new; bargain. BKensinger, counter, 4101 Chouteau. ‘ Olive st Jewelry note 8) 1007 Market @t. ee ae BON tlussman see all: 10-f¢, | SAPE—Hall’s; 32x19; good shape; also case; Toledo scale. 1924 Laflin, piano benches. 1529 Vail wl. —sSafe. card Park your dough here cabinets: window display fety zone'’ and save big money. and cabinets. Apply Remoh ord to wear two or three suits | = Oh and WwW ashington av. the price of the customary one OFFICE FIXTURES — Fiat, sing uncalled-for garimnents — TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING standing desks; steel dies, department: and suits $10 railings, partitions, sectional made and plain mod- | _.— , MACHINES ee etc; new and secondhand; compl ants. $2 and $3; coats, | ADULING M AC HINE — Burroughs electric: at the lowest prices in town. Stetson hats, @5c to| S90. Rensinge; OO7 Market. ——__ and Office Fixture Co., 700 Fra suits, $5: open Sundays ADDING MACHINE—Burrouehs: also tvpe- OFFICE FURNITU RE—Mahogany; eaners and Dyers, 926 writer, cheap; in good condition. The and Chaira, high-grade: f-columa ifeau ay. : Parker Washington Co. (c) roughs adding eenene cal cape, almost new; ADDING MACHINES AND TYSa WRITERS | POCkKKeeping machine and 2 safes McCausland av. Mrs. —Scid, rentec, repaired; dependable tna- for account of bank. “| @hines; low rates. lieliable Adding Machine | _*!7 N_ Sth st, elty reasonable. & ere Co.. 713 Equitable Bidg. Ollve OF FICK TABLES—And 1 desks, en ‘6! tables: cheap. _ 417 Mor = (c99) | — mnpmeeuenetin aioe ae (c62) a: ‘fall and a ink attachment, e! REFRIGERATOR—6x7x10; @ real w; used one need room; rear, 36607 McDonald. and used: repairing done. ’ : i r) qyare ink sf oan 97 000 SITITS, overcoats. need “badly for shipments to Texas; pay $5 to $20 for sults. Forest 767, Delmar 865. 4426 Page. (;eliber. Auto calls in 15 _minutes. — ( For aes ‘rousers, ~ age ize SR. TABLE WENe 31 IT- New . eoats “suits " Le rh. Lo SLOU; 3929 (>! ive at doors: bar work and TABLE SUPPLIES eT ly GRAPES—On vine: “about 1 1000 feet: make offer P hone Ben w vdown. 494N. (cS) c Beach Abrams, Cl venter, near Cho akun] 1018, See vit ned tailor-made; N blue, young wray. 1 fitting; brask fall. . \s ' Raitia in valise for a & od rene “ws ni. ni: sedeiasete . , * —— . ~ Pos:- Dispatch o Bil am | SLIGHTLY , us for “barga! ns ‘and ‘low rates in type adding machines, check protectors guaranteed, also rented and repairing 14 Typewriter Service, 6513 ‘Ine Bax, ahs 3A °Roleom., Main 3318 c08); —Fixchange: equity 24 dee ™~ , 7 , a 7-} change: 7 4123 Mat. $ 3. O00— -| NDERWOODS—$3.00 . rent Late mor de} Underwoods. Io - parc ey - ‘oronaes: In exce ondition. $3 new be 3 months for $7.50; all rental Holly. : - purchase You can buy as Sale of Desks, Ete. sf in : 5 per month ak. Nigh-erade heavy filat-tep passenger: run only CORONA TY? EW RITER eAL = nem ‘leek , be i os —" conditi mm, for - O7 WN TH high-@rade heavy tables. . .. Se7R. " have you? > : OLIVE 3505 ‘ high-grade heavy tablie.. Weheter 1518. ck — = ———— high-grade revolving erm We have 90 chairs, floor samples, “high «rade Mra _chaire Wanted Ads half price } ase AND STA Hroacway Mixtures ‘ new end used fixtures. € reN¢ trunk "HIANGE ather Box N-315, lariey-lLra oe 4045 Delmar writers wes all ~kroom «for ternhardt NO DEAL, ERS. 1406 LoOcU _. Le August Clear ng len , £ WINTON 6 Teuring 14.000 miles Al exchange what ry e 484° oar CENTRAL _ (80) _- GOLD AND SILVER ASH paid for old gold, platinurn. 8. Smith, doors north of Olive at. (eR) Cc ASH paid for K: id, siiver. ‘platinum, broken jewelry, false teeth. Miller, 1322 Olive ic 8) IGHEST PRICES paid for old gold, br Jken jewelry and diamonds, Miller, 703% Mar- ket, ‘a stands e * hairs : wa o Oak, high grade ent 30 oak, igh arade quest chairs ae? ab ‘4 nm of ahi > oak. high-grade roll. top . diamonds, jrand, 5 | silver. 513 N. ee BA Ge high-grade Continued ae « On {Page 22, ~ | gi tihk .* : et- —-7 *.. men OSD ON a (AR, Os Bee See POR > , PUK 360° agate. “id daily. oe a Agate—s (arme@, timea, dai'y ic, Sun fe, 7 times, daudy yu tumes. daily Se For — Cc CHAND! -EK or nue HIRE cart t? ~~. Te reve hile Wanted to Mihk—-2-ton truck eontract . ; " 1, or ‘oaat farm Tes “Wet — A o88 “p02 ‘ys AU TOMOBILES Phone at once. Lucky. FORDS Ww oA an —-4 a Oude, . sedan and trucks; w! Body Co. : ’ mie KRDSs Wt . 7 al once Teonar, i993 Ve rat FORD Wta.- ~Tourin AY at v 4 ftere nce FORD Wtd — Touring; w9 Arse al, FORDS Wid.—Qu do lies traded ene Fond Wd Touring car starter and good batte 1d shape and able to eet; no cealers. Ada B22. »A _Locust. DT INEY : eare bought. oY S_aaeeee™ = PAC °c HL. SSax-—-Nine-ree change for automobliie, i ehh RING, cA T a td Cla ne go RING c ‘AR Wea a ed sat pris maition 8 _Jefferson, Wied All Lindel sold. Autle A $28, 000 for bought 100 weed caah lLareeat in Grand € bye ct 1085 N Autos Wante eash and ‘ne tT tw jen ier mn Prive Motor to Homont TCS dill 100 Autos ¥V y Aug TO? front call pa 3°75 1 $100 Aé@alera enor caaeh 4,°@ Repairina and Cylinder G Also rt oe we erant«hatts, repelrt chine work. AU 4401-14 Chive recharged or rhawu! Fronrp macgnetos $4 hO0A47 Trelmet FORD MOTORS ove $8 painting 1! ‘aah 7 ee repa - ” ‘ owtie-r pean: nabie Tt pial H. & H. Cyimde Crankshaft grinding. = fliywhee! «ear band- 7 ired. Overaiage pleton rim ” I & H. MACTIE 4° 1OW . Kanata Lindell 3108.5164 Trelme “AUTOMOBILE R HOODS, FENDE Don’t throw your — eave you rnoney We = repairing «#)) makes of fF order IeTT Ph one Bomont “48H Automobile Ins FRoOROUGH inetruction fernale operator to ladt logsons Vo N20 Garaging. Storag na @ erator® “~ | Thomas Lindel S345. Cabriolets fF Gis eX—ives cal throughout with ‘wood vr: Compar;riaori : Lori Car (o., Poo) Locust = —— SSSEX CAB All. thie oar needs ta to¢day at a our patnt for w s ** ha ‘8 Weaht Open Sunday am - — *aige t‘abriolet— RATA’ “READ MeN ti Alam DP t.M ’ Ope ie Coupes Fo

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GUST is" s09 UST 12, AE EAE we 1200 AUTOMOBILE 5, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale A ds in these columns today. rost-pisratcn 19B AND OFFICE FIXTURES | heuer — es an GISTER Wd 5. Rtloual: pe * daily, oUc diaecounta, FORDS—; ‘oupes: 10 & drawers: b. Sterred, anger 1fe—; nes, Ic; 7] ‘mee, . uD. trade; wets eas 8 ger fine Agaie—$, tomes, Lo: 7, Amen. BUICK COUPE ee ns times, Ic ? times dai y Zc, Sun. so; late m odels: all l stvies = ry , A> . ¢ ‘ , ‘ “ - . - TTT: eC wT . . ; ‘nee terns, 2006 8. Jeter. | MILBURN ELECTRIC COUPE CK ROADSTER, 192] ririnharcTonason TOSS. Wince Rieke | eRe ee cand toarinas: 1088 end 28 | FORD —Seden: [eat aed Se, tany oan aia (cO7Tx) Refinishe) througbout new ‘ixile latter- Lun — _ aie ; P ye “Fn! : Johnson, 1163 8 a high- apne sels + o guaran es — ior - ~— : — A ‘O} "ee an @s les, new cord tires, new paint, rectiiter: here . ' b- pesee eS @ a’ rat 470. Delmar 1s] Koenia Motor “O51 Tafayette fe) | PORD——s ‘dan, with — aan Fs Lu. tsmes. dail y Sc Sun. bc. 620 rea] bargain . 19°] model. driven our bey De , r rY se ed . ic arat i — ~—- - . . ’ q res; terme; sacrifice’ 7DLER K tourft for sale, HUDSON-FRAMPTON. 9. ye Al hes 1817 Russe}; * erms trade aceter. & was on | = l.afavette’ ay : F aaa 7401 Washington re . dhs hens cpgtracetge FORD ; Sedan, 1922, fine shape. “tie ts- a ile t beau reea a: rock | , ' ace d me) allie 3M. 7 CADII LAC—-5-pass. cou; a real bargal lor in exeeiten ‘ndition; terms. 4922 SASH Ur i i, 192% en : : PURD Noadeter, late I9zs > ante | USED CA RS tras, $575. See today. _ 1517 Russell. S@2 1007, Mar! ket et. fal arga! — oe. ——— - . — aoe | CADILLAC | = ; =~ — _ ‘ = wre ‘oupe = vor hg ‘ ndition: | .° gwheel, shock absorbers I rUR T- I] 971]. geod condition, “~~ be n: rat pvier 210% | 59 ne 1s Original) vaint; like new in ev- ube, 1023, new car in every re. $026 28 | Les —_ relivered Apri , FUORD-—-Roadster; old model; tires and me ~SEE-— enor Ldntet — a onhamdaal ris it ith Ss ic , ‘ | 3 icebox dan; rea ™ el SR a | | J. Becker Lee _and Prairie Sart n truck, dump or ery respect: terms. trade.’ 4106 Vilve. ic) y, net —? See, 1000 SOUTHWEST NASH CO it ; ' ine a ice: ros ty ne . i. chanically perfect cheap for cash suGS | mt bb r cond tien TF at oe OFFS Fate: body; wil? rFowienou river Bell, b- CH ALM S—Cout e: light 6: Peint an 1e- ee —= = oa 5 invited fo BER r? ts Cote Brilltante ce) 7) mplement Fe l'. ~oupe brand-new price ’ . . = J ~_ a Fai CE . us . — : for harles ative H | qs: ‘~ = ' r te n ; " trie S } ORD is oar (“oy em. @)*°: > tiy S350 Cush or new-car;r guarantee . bare 3 HA: YD #£ eR Sho ' ‘ ik = ; ; - . - ___———— i. lew, any 9h Frivire ¢ arage, Fair and Natura terms. Open Sunday ar ‘ ver { Wty ' MISSISSIPPI VALLE Y, "3205 Locust st 43 part nent. : . eee Peet Runabouts For Sale re iD. “vis Sevan, absolutely ike new ; aii Brieg- , an - a es ening runabout vod mechanical $. ‘oO, easy teria Morria, 2810 Olive et. S—~National: rebuilt er sulf Coast farm tt Olive 819%, VROLE T—1023, cou latest business 195: terms. Mendenhe poets OF! nal maroon finish. cord tires. spare tire. | CHV RULET—Roadster, 10247 nel, HK Oe fees tives: eee x inc =| FORD-—Chaasie; starter type; runs . to 40 per cent. owe Seale | as | : | (OD) , , po. peuwe niy ' les; ere’ a Phen, agar , Ford ‘Ss. bumper, motometer; upholstered in velo tion 13 ngton Motor Cc r (004 azondi miler er fie fee a AMIE Her + ah ede TOR 8 ‘ae a 985. S203W_ Natural Pridge. (haries wath ran ew > es Ct ct large oe cust Open evenings ' OV Ingro SPOOLS ar 0., J 3 Mort ZF > fe ' Upen and [O2ZU. Delmas u rs anchnesier = . ” @ fanaa intiaieitncii (ce ; ; ‘ , : : , oe — " - a - I ntrre N brand - . 4 wes PORT Sedan newly painted, thorough) ‘ Wr. “Medium sleet he a "rd ora ? ring } coupe: ex “ : se. 8 " ; i Ul , , 1! 18 to Ip22: fine selec I. ‘ & see ie E CO _ = > —— —_— ee ‘? : . . . . ‘ORD iuna bu it; late model: starter, In overhauled batge nh. 4540 Delmar ’ ‘ass condition, H “ez ust or ' potas dy; new con . a. $918 _ Locust. _ OR, pave and u terms. Johnson Auto Bomont 2812X 1021 laclede avy, -VROLET—192 roadster; perfect me —Roadster ate 122; mechanically | very good condition; bargain. Ayres Auto | — = _— 4" 1ew et F Ma. | ' ic} ‘Ht TROLET10°3° 400: cou e . ii en evenings and Sun Open Sean lav and Evenitnes Chanical cs i! n. 5 good tires iocK whee] ae ood tires peedometer. the Authorized Ferd Dealers. 1418 \ FORD Sedan, LUZ]. oe new, starter, gen- : hug n —__Lindell 8 ~ ’ pe; Bric othe tr FIN T MOT > «" ? nacrd a.’ , rator must sacrifi 2411 & len Ta is; } R 16 — : : ' p : ob te . Bidney nev ly painted: Al . ay 1 n | eond et mn: Avs (cl) nt wLalel A. as i . POR ‘ AR {VW , Bo", D. ) ; ; a > Motor . : : highway ic) ‘ a ; " il a . ~ a; a. Like dhe - 11 $800; ® mahoga 88. ta S Jefferson ' (c8) Ellaranteed; bargain; $450: terms S008 “ORI Thesnaane model. S23: — : Vidsmobile oupe 4 0 Delme OE 4058x) ene ‘rand 80 ' ive rupabout. mechamianlia per- FORL Medan. good condition. reasonable: DLA Calit dress «BG 7 | read ly casi | a otto S dD nents Kiefling, Ford Deal . IfM?1l: 4-s notor th gh) ' ¢ CHEVROLET 1925, roadster 3 months ~ ?, odel: this cur: 7 , tires, repainted and looks Iike | fino large electric fan 422 Emerson av ' ; J ‘ . es .a5 rye ‘ ‘ : . : . _ , miss l moO tnorou j ebdvuil o> pert ex cr ati , . an , : : tik . “ee " = +pe « aaa > re mao ; , 1304 3614 Cliky ROLE Beautiful; latest 192° eo, re. w) : Seffernes Upen Sunday and P- | finiashea, , wets a ~ S d; pe rect nditton ; ext as; $435 me De: yk ni ins like n . 60; cash or terms | FORD Sedan; 1022 model; $425. terme: i] T) kt Ss, ‘ales, coffes " h } n : ail me tA my the “ym oe iin i nish i beautiful blue iOlistered in mr WY ¢ lston-Bulck Motor Co o500 are rp to mule Ron ont AMBE RT “GR L\\ ES MUTOR ci) Ine ‘ N. , . ‘ S , hopve rs, nein werators, ain l fener he . cord iires, veiour lined: nos PO a i _— - Velour ‘or a bears vQ- - new-car Y *, , : 4! > : vuR,! : Os . 17: . ta far o ; we. aan 620. Delmar 1800 4576 Mane heater ' trade H23 Vandeventer. pen Sunday, and other new and used etore splay ae ON ot dietene il Hae wonderful bargain ever offered: ey, erything I ‘ ‘ol in J condition: 350: lat terms: trade — SSS ANOe y ine, gr moe ss Ae —— bUMD——Sedan, lave ~ ke new, wtartes: terms if wanted 1016— Pine. at - ms se ‘ | $495: better hurry. Motorist Show, 1834 mi '; can be bough San’ av 1) , I. 3 , aie ay co NM, Lak. ~ERe te! ~00 mode! : Ce re 2. (er | ve). + 65, terms; trad 1005 lamest fel) —_— nate IVOGA ‘aS ta ee > ‘a " 1} (a ‘ i T Bpot Case a , "' te oe Nene i tle ‘ - i Bom 1 VNDTON 40° acles . nt Mri in “ » a aor . . ne - . ; . Lt TT - - > > kw 4 ee FA ORE FIXTURES—B.- tt ¢ Aut }; ; 106 S. 12th , Locua Le re pti Sem ers, « 3 lw ae andinik” dcieil a a le av. ie runaae | o : Derteect, tires, am a R— Ali . ond. ah Gee Sedans For Sale For —Sedan loan like new. $05 down. S-f ALLLL.EN Sedan, motor perfect; $196; terms he a! yibing th 3491 Juniata te.) Case, iA . at ; ; 2 a ; Wail ase, 5183 Heston’ ty Hall Ch ti 1h t C > : 7 . 7 ; headlight, . — : ~ ~ > nuafiions ' es —— _—_——_—— l ) Rb Pe good aint ire sre MRLAND-— ~ pe, bat : v0 . oheeern Sut ne ot Ot te Eth t a. ! . Bpeci ' ’ —_ : : ee : we XG, 4405, Easton eg ti “OU; t once; will Day cash eV. : d y QO upe f tor f | nenfilinece: t{ $450. $662. Peat =, gv0d condi ai 8 for BN term f desi! wnel rr wil \rade 1600 Texas ‘rand | ISO Park ay | RD Sedan, six months’ old, lote of ex- r | + 3 Cora end fon Tower Grove x . 65 , ' — ' ‘ ; ~hev. Utility Coupe mR : ii stil chek Crean he le MeNat lara, Sa , AlLLEN-—Sedan. verfect motor; $165. 4903 tras; cheap. 3416 Virginia. ic 62) SF— new Paint, os . — i si ‘trade Dodge and , everything on it same as new: rick | 14: Zi ¢ by er land (‘ou ee, $300 oe ra . ee Ov Park (e2) | FOKI+—New, undriven eeia aluminum a — $525 i ce aa bike |: ‘ORD RUADSTE R, 1922 — 7 P.-D, —— CO... 9910 Washingtor pe, in} ; ols erma ade. 2; , “1s hats ‘ry goo $185 00 . a Cory ition. | evenings and Sun day s ng , -~ Tir inpe., 4erat tires, one extr i Wheels: govd tires and paint i}, . ae . : . l Pall uti Pie “ Ve 4 E qd; >I , ‘ wire pyeeess aid tires P; rice Soo, $115 i- a —_ ABEE T DL Hol | i R—In Al ce condition: S body. feredvor. 00. how "w. 277 MI 1.1—Hand power, Touring: good a 12.5 osulag RD 2) ‘ Wheel, J f extras, cheap for cas r MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, 3205 Locust ct DO DG E— Roadste 516 ash; motor in terms 41 Is bate Uo ” Le PORE) Sedan: late model; > ~ b sh 1042 7 ) igo Vecasn, lea VI ity (o Lal pew, at & ? lectric “atest. type: just re eturter: $65. terme. trade. , — ; J a splend 4149 De! ERANKLI Roadster in good condition " —_ a | . . sco Ts « : . ht . OOS r . . I 5) S ral Mii.t, AND MEAT GRIND bodies traded: eas ins. 2510 Olive. | Bega og l] Bane, 4376 Olive (e) an oupe; 1922 late a body; very eel le ss | oupe, Late M ode] mar | Slow ov Gever a — Q I Au bu rn © an . ; . rma. Johnson Rebullt and reo ainted Kiiaranteed to «! DODGE | Cit wre r IPI16 Toa deter GARDNER—Hoadster; good paint, new tires ; , FUR Le /. Al condition; new res. Cabany 9314. 2 meat bl Ford Wtd.—Tourin Re OF a4; DETROIT—Electric: new!. painted: excel O.. 1.0 live. thea evenings and | the same sacistactt oth and service th, arte for = leup ‘aerber, 2750 hut- Shieldws Used Car Market. 3401 Locust («) s & revelation for easy riding and aon Slivo down, balance easy terme. 651 - ‘Al > Ch - - 70 tarter and BROUGC ‘ ; —_— be - len rT ri mnditionrn: ITi int gsa!] this nr? (ryirn at *) " ’ (cl) P serless Ow hers e*0) } . fobphe 4 p r - : ANT R ; - - . at mie = . 2] et \\ i *#xcite , acitrilr MtionNn ~~ y PP “ar lafayette AL ap De an ough | | : e. Lys iS or b ers ) GRANT—Roadster, late iodel, excellent | jt poe ts «dependability and economy Ey Pep a. . Dp af ‘ L Cass shape A id id stan Aa aeehaae diately ; cronsidvger an y Casii offer tOxX \ rn a oy “Firat s | Bilt: (Tt re sath Liat: + outers, : pe | l, ' % be , d + a (iri nham- -John “ti ‘ition. IROOA Millot av os ~ern a . Our 4 ruoRI> Late mo lei: altarter. H at t. dealers. Address ver er, | on4. Po et. Dispatch t. ’ : ; -Ciage cus Bomo 1-4 established ]j]f$ rU04 Z ren . King highway, Grand a na i n © : ad : Decker wheel. water pump $300. Hl DSc N Spe eds or Li 1) “age perf _ crt i] j Mit uay KuUatanlee protec ts Me Kee « I RivEeZE R—A le = |e ene cash register, Mai | o— | DETROIT—Electric refinished; has + on” eee t Mot oe le 2 ee ess Coupe el ld I | defects and . eae : Sd “ — = —— — ORR ee i8e - red — u] ‘ I 3% o* } ’ ° 4 . ' "it ; nett ; rif { 0 . Authx« rized | 9 l 8 l : rifi res s. S). ter! ns, tri 1.ie . th f - . \ : ; iy Tries iat ic “w . ‘ ee _ F} er ; NIK LOATIe: more t ‘lect frorn.,. Johns . ‘ . “ an ther Atras: in good condition ~ = . - > er ew ee ne 2. late Si 6atyvie: le; reasonable, ; lu. : Tine om residence: ‘| DODGE ern mney s sedat brand . org . O22 fheliee cline oes ane painted in dark maroon splendidly - os - good paint : ' s and e , : ' n. | sport car: cost $5000. rahi» Sedan, ll. $. ; Grinharn-Johne- » . ~ ; road .? ; ; . ‘ ‘ i« ; i J i - i ] - aT j 4 . ‘ " i ‘ 4 ‘ “ A 7 — j ui GUti ‘ ; ‘ tia 7 ° i aa at “roi ved with man ccessorie re U ey oe pee —_— — rit ibe 3120 Locust. on, L164 S. King’s highway. Grand 7470 : se 4401 Locu nGays. — (cl) eS ame ty ‘. ' con ion, priced at a bar Y e7edste! oO ¢ and uphol i = — Delmar 111 ’ ‘ ” x) - . -- ; our et e; Casn or terrnus: Sl; “2 wT rea evenings , , : lua! , . lendid : DODGE—Coupe; $8; go00d running =>" q” has ' ’ » Pmene +> " MOTOR ¢ ' . ‘ — : bur ha t chant r on e dian new Car, spien fone | : -— — a etter | oY le? » hie (*h : ‘ i ss . caer — -“ pat ‘ ‘DI mee ho ed BERRY Oo] oot . DOLIMGE o a! . : excellent condl- ‘ — =*’ » . . 7 y -% rT tition . I] at residence, SH5v | rari? Sedan, te pain Snood : ere ee . Lin , ’ ie : land y ' ‘. ~* 7 - " : ‘ ort mang : om ; Call in , = ;, a OeK desk and chair; _ yl - paasern e ~ goach, 1inR n° chines railing. WIth i ‘ vt 1834 Lo ryri ry } a , ‘ , : ' ia 2 a5 = Pn ° ry ‘On tie al * : OR _ ‘ hin Is I( Ix SEDAN- 1922 overhaule ‘ : it ed; ‘S400 typewriters, time clock 5. Tee) A Ul tos : : ! ’ OI in n ‘6 a i, r 14 ae TOY ee : wit sgregiomens — eialeea ” 1’ laf, ' ‘ eeeewe Ss . = " awed en paint ” today. S31 N th * . 23 ons gS 9 ag ak gore. wheal Pinning? ' ash or term we! jaskett N kK \\ Ss I KA RNS tr . is 7 aA TIC e+e c S450 cash. balance 12 monthly payments; Penrose , ainte . e ’ lei wire " : ' ben “ni PUL rit (“ar ri t ‘It 7 te é u te , : : : ° PIATURDD Se suitabie a We bo eh 190 ed 4° net poonth. _ ; a - } ae —" Rot tion and , A Authorize ra : » debt G cviinder 4-passenger coupe: used very ‘ Rip ater “hy. , Ag amy = 086 Suet —— “19% ay . ae ~ 780. mechani . chen © eed 1°5 re at Tit) [0 Be ' — 4 chs mage oom tad by et SINTe little firiis eyulipped this beautiful car mer hs : ae . ‘ . ‘ ne Py a be a # _ -_ ‘ on, good rubber; #: ©aen or terms. v 5555 Per: hing, 24 floor apet cash, } ry r‘ng@ your car, get = cpngae late, PS vl ee; S dae’ , ree - 7 Pres 1 : “ys “RY can be bo ght a a ypeasonable fimure DODGE ondster, Jat v1: be imechat [II DSON SPEEDS ER ; Me trang BUICK - ae “Fal I. AMRERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO Inc., + GOL Ls id : Db fT \ ) faye Grand 7001. |Grand 7620, Delmar 1600. 4576 Manchester sAwton ” pg bg Ah Nb iad ronings. | re ie ‘TOF CONDITION SPEC ;{ CHAMBERS & IQNG, 1123 Pine. Olive al condition «k absorbers, fiv I ‘palnted; has new cord - : | Sa " ; ——— ; i ~ ty im ‘ _ I LT INS » ’ ° . - . . N\ ITE , r » us 7300 ate , = PEERS ce tone am ee: ee de ’ . : I “ae . ese Z : ae et re, ‘ tT fop: "4 cleat nstrario mn and the . . ; 7 — + Fort. Medan. 1vY 0; 1x ure Co, ‘ll N, h. 1035 N ’ ’ T : ' ee a tit ‘ indga 1 > | | . ‘ } { 4 . ‘ shee ,' ' - % re _- , . , , ‘ I re Kl o ‘ sii ‘ . J : r eTern i i? ‘ @ wt by rgains like j " awit oe ae i s pIE new paint abu recondition and looks ike new: (eR) . : . a _ i ky 0) DOWN I Ys FE 0 Fg on on pea throughout: wire : VES POD . . : wt , nA yo will have throw your paper Ld, peDe c= 7 terms. Mendenhall Ford Dealers, 231 cove’ aa 7-pas Y sedan: teri s if cust et. Open | evenings. C4SES—W all ‘and counta” TW) on 4 f aes ee sty : rEARNS- KNIGHT ' ) heral tet Ht AN DL. :, er CAasen Fe . AT | ze RK rab y ' 2 } oe \ bat é¢ vers, orizine! vi pe lRe ‘ ai ec ° * 7s8 *. Ke ‘ ; Us . rut Pail) =e . ‘ --- —_——— ay rs; popcorn rn VV qua © al y | Pim - ter 23 ry yr] nth! a l.imo tien” 7-passenger. balance. 879 pe "S| rOoOR SALES C home Forest °78%7 -] FORD—Sedanea: $200 to $3850; lL, machine: scales as “ — mun, , , n4’ on re than any Se Liexk Ls a ; 10°11 Laclede ment will trade in 1 ld Or : mth _ 10 months oa LICK EN JAR tin 43 ra di | S ral terms. Oven Sunday and even LG Alt 4 ASK =. t:2 wire tables : ealer in tows Ss ne before vou nt * and evenings uto Bod ? ipposit NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO., DODGE ROADSTE k 36°; ti to We am er e an “ARONDELET MOTOR CO., { chairs iin# 8 Broadwa | ' “310 Washington ‘: 2671 PCE a Roadster that pet inday % VenIng! 19] 7 paseenger newly painted Bae | ar heivi i. nont 11 7 (oe?) “Dodge B rot ther “( ae a men f “600 Open Sundav and Evenings. | padi : ay tp » i thy 1 me ‘al | FORD Sedan; 10921 model, ; mi in and { - ul | iL +m ! ‘ , al : i ids » comfor - mio ot with bes of tires and mechan! . ~ . K and coun 4 atv 7 ; ' ' . *, large eteering wheel; barrell head Ml os; Fold at once. Re ns le ve id ‘ : } ; \ , hi iri ' ‘ . ; eeorvatit | . j ' : . : ; . tor adway and C nel }I Wy OD aa bal Ss \ y al ited [Dp pe Fe es ; cas! Call ndavy_ be wf (‘ass pin cet) tamed . . th | equippe ive! dOO0 Miles only 3 Hit BE 1 VOTOR CAR CO 001 Locust lights; runs good; bargain; $285. 4243W hippewa — , , . “‘DEBAK BR- Light 6 coupe le” DIF = Mii LES CoO | mouth ' like new: terms KOHLER Sunday «a evenines Natural Bri ige. Or iMitsher or wh t { bon’? i vou wet our Cent r, mts ah , ' »« ; 9 . mar Olive naan le- ’ eo : . are ‘ han other DASsS 19°? mo ie} j } SOU5 far rs > ‘kK > \! 7} hy — 4 =] 4 rel ] ‘ RS, Mi pit mR : 7oN Phahl Forest "1664. "hHiky bit et rent Sedan, A I condition, Ie ‘rntl> me dan inte. tt iodel: | in eood condition . ar ck) es this beautiful car ; , : ai 7 *“t> . ; ae on 1921. P . , ' Hox 11-128, Post-Dis | , i ehad nivror. heate ec wheels . BP: erms STUDEBAKEK-—Special Six coupe; Jal, pen Stun eve gs KUTCHER FIXTURES ing and minions ives, tis r lock, Johnso ck, sto MBERT-GRAVES MOTOR © . like new ; a. jot torn? ce Tae, a ciedii> ) “ut rn ra) ralbi ihe) hy meter with cross bD HOOK, TOR —TLate 19°00 coupe: mechar oy STtUNMBRANKER—Coupe: 1917 newiv palm Sa 0 . ;, 'otel. 3551 hit ul | —s - ¢ ns Aut: Co., 46067 Olive Open evenings and : Cigar and 2S tw i = ae ee ih . ‘pe 2 ‘ i ow » ; ; —_ . . ’ ont ' nd overhatled ins» Al shar ‘ hefore , oon) ; LLOLSL, Pdi L ' hMbV ROLE’ the eedan Al condition . 1) offee mills, meat aneee | ainting, ma mr fo L)) pT : ! , 7 7 ie ft 153 Eaatot | Viive S350, terms, tn many others 1617) Sundays (e] : . ’ . . ; t : i a Lif } j ror it pari \ j T tT) cas ’ ; The \' Cy} ci? ferins rry i) . “A tor 7o% : > ‘ . ‘ — e ill ‘ tee ; y tt . , — ad ~ au | a ives We will some con : = - " . : PEPAIR CO | , _ : tT t | ’ rye . P ’ | ~ "} » % "cys he +, ‘ - =~ -— — - “ rr : Roadste " ; i : i . 7 : : . Y : : Ili rORTD SEDAN, 19°) CoOliie and . ‘ lobe s ou ; - ’ ; ' . : ay ‘ n 7 * ‘ : ‘ . _ 9 n 7 "% ‘ ’ in ‘ . - *.> es . . . . + » . it ue ! Licks A NK ER ti) | i . ° ) im ‘ R F { . 4! LOO 1) . SS00 ai Wr ba ATi ~ - +s . -— ; 7 ro} th! ‘ s A overiwmuled y cord ''rea, ev ixtures «* rl tore and ' ‘ ' : Ps A/C TAT 205 Jadiajhand . . — a ' . Pe ‘ oVE CR TES light lous e) m Ss coup celle | tall! LOaCSTe] » OWT) eee “> - > sedan imp uF 6 ie eceeasories *125 down: open , Franklin. __ (c89) 99 Sree te \ Kiv: jarAnt 7 rf — “ORT e tr i unt oO on eve " eas ‘rms; oj 1 . MONTH Ik W E | a RO. \DSTT Ke It I at conditio must sacrifice, $750 rvlehyt "NIVERSAT, 3418 Tecust Se eee . _ ; \ - ’ re . 4 rw _ ; . 7 " ‘ - } , ’ ,OTaC and lL) > . ‘ ° -eexes . “7 ire = ‘ ; _* ; rit , j ’ “ai } , ‘ . . Lit " eT ive ¢ ' J \NGE (ne a fel wifle you walt, = : aah ; me - _- —- —- tEA Rive AWAY. 9*?° } i mallee. Medan. 10° starter. demounta bles, John Jans: now $4 HO84 " oreat 243 (cB) LAE R—Coupe; i] Rix, vod yah rade— Term sheck absorbers bumpers sent oovera, | efint eautiful maroon: 6 Russell i ;UIM lear “¢ es igi POR! (c8) s047-43 | : Streef , ’ yy ecke r terme hae gaia See ; — : vnDp a PORT) -Sed 1922: has heen driven ry - - +) = i- ‘) sf ust ’ re t ‘ . . A ‘ ° ‘s “ ’ -* oes sundays () )} y ; M ’ ive = er ; ‘ol fition, : nae . i Fery : lHiussman combination ‘4 , ’ , + Ani " - 5 ’ } et } it . vishiels Lio i Me RAK ie h— 1] 4"? } oupe: | | 5 WwW Ie 1 R A | ER Severn — iket., > UU; pet fect con little: in Al condition one: ") i'r , . . " ’ outeau, refer *TRIC—Part\ leaving wants erson- en ete ther accessories: hew paint with excellent Or es and S500 meow pe we ute Rew Cm END MOTOR SALES CO... 6841 Delmar, in see all: Th t. ” aaa naan es Qt . ‘ - ' byl ‘ffer at 342° Lindel niatoyr ‘ ) : lav morning / anical ondition . attractiy BUY bet ESSEX 7 , 3° er mont fe) 10 nonths lo vto Motor Co. Cc ’ , ‘ ~~) ' tne I — —— 7 oe ~ee , : for nine 7 $o-* ‘ , ice: tert Huber Motor Car € ’ . * NI : .R CO. | ivsts bY p ay ton abany bad 4 O° . u | *)) . ‘from ‘ overnment ‘ te Vi 4m a> I efoartear Bi , .A4 5 =a é8n , ’ . mini ean Bye : Pea gee Ite: ene ™ ra hia i #7 » € i ‘ : ; j | his j *l» ir end f it Pin Ng) ' 7“ : ve peels ahr ineg rem, In pet running seg CN] ; lluis MOTOR CO) SB \el a > .. . | ig ' 3 ik} ‘KA it SC al c'iass stinashace Liecker wheel, ete.; wave: iE NSINGE rR CO... ; | non font “re , lel oh ale 4 LOO! f\/ 09 Mc. Thi L's rar ‘aban 16.37. ' ty t 7 : cust Lomonit , . 1 3 28 BROW NI ol rand ?345§ } ‘Pal W lig li Wid th >» rt | teroi@, trade Vorri«, “R10 Ollee aie 1924 Laflin (c) a ESSEX-—Latest 1922 coupe: every extra but 1d . ‘wer | mee - . . . § ee “es ‘4 4 : a) he He ti e . - . | DAVIS -Brand new i9°?4 coach Fores’ (Call x1 n ‘ ompton. , — + / in : abe sell cheap, 14(4 i a MA‘ NE co . Nk ‘ perfe t: litior ner leaving for Pacific coast -on ” one over pga mend 5 cord ping it for $575: e: errs Jordan Roadster $500 Down | 1°LSs fe) PURD SHDANS—1021 An» ‘1977, VERY - +. ’ 1ooks and runs |ike nev bOror c > einer “See R298 naa ‘ ” re wheels lly equipped: laraa - an ow “Ps , : aw on _— : [EST »? CONDITION S , ane tires g00d $393 own Mr a . 23 , 7 | ee a ar ful t Dp zx YALILILEM 1IOkS N. Grand. Open Sunday. $ _BALANG EK. 10 MONTHS [MolMGk 1920: muet sell: sacrifice, $366; ; c COMPARISON LING "AR ae a pmemmeye 4210! easton Y 5 maint aaa, setae ' all new L-E—White 4164's... Lindeli 3163 >it ‘ aimar iO04 (eB) erring sis : at — a : , UAE AT TOMORTI, E {0°11 Lac) > rs DE ry = , AWAY Central OOW4 or ZOISA LDickaon sat. > MoTonR CAR 4) 4 - l, ell 704" ; ‘ AT TOM TE: 1] KE RE P, ATRING WEST aND MOTOR SATE ' Re iat Pony nt PRON nen Ss : and « RE | 3 EVI ESS S i aA ‘rade Lotus pera good condition ainoat new ‘rN SETNTIAY ANT) | VENTING is ; i } > : elmar h!} »>*? *) : . ’ ne ” " ° frl.id ¢ HAIR Now; 836: three. | : : ; ; . ee nae S410 Delr i ae AX ra | PORD ( ‘OL ae i.Y-NNIGHT—IOL7T coupe: price ri i. Sot & Bet. Be e¢ iint. 4412 burest Park bil. For bark: ; Iv" sedan overhaw led and la Wicker sulte $15 34: 54 Morgan, HOODS. } SENDS he ». 7 ANKS Like new miss ; - t) Wo! rful lAse (Carage >’] Arevie c) hag ted rE! , AK (EST at 2227W (7) perfe chanical eon fition nopatniel tl merit 4 (‘all “ rat Sun lay | Ow Dt ij.e* rood conditth Nn 10 | : : "498 : co a fieana ' ‘ in LYS KNIGHT—C oupe, firs! class condi . fw ‘ De a ap . - le 3 - ” eT rial . . . Lertnite . foul dour, “ire looks like a new car $7 fh cash ERY tn nine > . . 19°] fog hd Oba | ‘ — } ; , “ r ar. 4 it} f . Tay? ‘ t] ety . P > % . ' . , = " . . . i ‘ " " + as ] ‘ MHERKT (FRAY ES MOTOR Ww NA 1A’ ASE — 3} ‘iding lass ‘ Roce ; - Vo a , specialty of ' rORD— { ’ ipe 9 ’ WwW lee ila a ; Carte . on ea iti Grand -Aeoo Delmar Lan0 45760 Ma ncheater. mirror ek : an e@xoeptiona! repairing kes f radiators m shorti For ‘or () 41° *#K ( yR D ( | ov P kK. bargain 5806 De Imar fi $700.00 vour el] » to j LIBERT' OBUCSTCE veh, hey ' hes new: $4VO5 OW, Z S10 bnright ' l } liators ‘ ) ; | . ipe;: rifi : Pia 4 ceiadiiiiieniid “ “A , " ay a a+ —en@rer Narket order ‘ETT & MAUTZ, Oli cS Tk ey on buy; ‘ $50. terms ( re) & p? K p. SNE oc “—T meee on Becta: DOLKik IV! eedan “ ler fu condition. sting ee Mette al — Palme Mrmr | | 5300, Xx | 4 Ss... : 4 ’ wmner * 1 3e , ; x em , . > = rs 2 7 . ri? ‘ | vi : | Aa *Atr bate ' vir and 2 6. “ 7 2 G-tt. wall “show. show- nee. Romor - ae ge, Seer) | FORD-——Coupe; $170; ye PO » Aaa _ —_—-— larry Newman Nash ¢'o., 5143 Delmar AH LE! MARMON is ad acting ae: 0.00: I rnenee oy tot | Chevrolet touring; goed condition; $860, . t. floor showcases; can be ear. Colfax 4530 Davison : wpb f — So e , oor Wee hhh, LS Gilllam-Epete Chevrolet & Motor ets tel ; ) mn ; ‘ rust learance now Oo! Open today ‘ e Ss I } y ‘oncdaster this a “iy . f , ae % n be Automobile CS | ae 5; SSS eae ye for de | ord ( oOUupe, 192] : 120 Dow al ie) ‘ rare yn I o ; 3. ; AV nechys al oo a rfect , , , . Owoy j lute model, uphol hovo BKaston iINTUNRK>—safe Card and fil- ; en Su ' “ee , , a | left fm - | liar, ry Tones ita 3] 1 Torvet = " - on bhalnar ce Si vy’? HT WY d KE] t ’ . - : ‘ me , t cash ot termes . > : 1° ster, wait " “wo Ww hen ° vO) . ~ as ' 1M 41 overhauled: alart ~ ow ee w ind: aS dieplay fixtures. ‘ | , I i tio! at ii tO ari vine hoy RO] = tetas ~~ 1999 ; onahent ome elle , S| - 2 21 . " "TC CO "B46 T afa etta OO S i€@c ric is )- Loe] « ! (is? eal "Ol ro by ( ass Za tery i NO] j \\ aa) , ' i} 4 ’ “wt “ ii¥ Aye “ian hy duanaaail table ae 5 new tires aaa and W a : Apply Remoh Jewelry a te Std arg + ng privat , bareat 3R2E90A Wideo n Sunda: id evenines toa) In splendid condition; complete with mo- tI $05 jerman wwe eli » aa nd nia 041-43 TLoeust Street 5) ) eaves % a, wie were & dad at ta NORTH SIDE NASH CO neat covers, front and rear bumper, shock . n. Glob e to ; pat , a FORD) { oun line mote extras b169 ra d Ford 0 Or us . re t ‘ cur t n pr . } , } ' me Inde| | 7T1LA6 lee Fixture Co., 700 Franklin, (099) pw hat hairs 34 cc) Meniol ; — abriolets For Sale natint Red Circle 410) Olfve (ja nes car - * $100 Pes! 0 me : : whanieal condition paint - fod) rig mar hin calculator and S . - ~ . . ie ~ ---- a — — > a eae ay " ‘ a . \? mou uel ret “es ¥ ; ‘ i ¥ 4 . 71 13m —- “RD : ” T — eri — oust! rondition . ‘rfe mechan! ! geod paint ron daw Ping mach —j ne ieee miftion | FORD-——Coupe: 1924: Iitke ne Bacr! CADILILA( 191s limous ne; fine co d n, ‘wer )}. ~~ T tir IF ra S ra 4 D cet of i, ant 2 gy @ tH iitintes “1nthe Ne a A tion $435; trad=: casy terms. 3631. Easton. Fo ral Cam e, $450 at a bargain. Chase Garage, 221 Argyle -. . running order; will | °C crearnur v Y 3502 t at J Mion Sk Te or edan, oors ’ : . . . . re . »’ . —~ - : . = . . , . "y ’ ; set? ster MOU I “ee I ont nih , = liuber Motor i FORT anf ‘Oupe . first-class condition; $150 Or [Pp WY Cl NNINGHAM » Limousine. 5219 Ala- che ' L111 \ N 19th at MI : | ; a . 41 ate Cahany 7700 (eGh bey ned new. pac4 wode!. immediate de- TALL. And lesk ents. : as | Sidney 2040J] 2114 Lafayette. ( Don't miss this. Rcsthans condition, bama ay. —_ inten aw nd ~~ Ciub } SC Or 1 S000 FUnnhit _ “ ver very beautiful car sell under tliat — iy : “a q 4. Y i ena eB é ~ i a ~ e ee . - on . . — r\ hs ‘ Tl } Onis Le 7 ’ . P ety : - . ; 4 j ‘ " ? . 4" . ‘ . ‘ , o chenn. eee FORD—1922 cou; ry ood condition; Extras Incipded DLORRIS 6—Limousine; newly painted and tion: Same ir self: cash . aa ; po. DODGE SEDAN ; Ae om , for quick sale, terms, arrange @21 ‘ X y £ . , , , , . ° so) . _ ~ -- ; Pal " » , » j ? *» : » * T -€ es : e nies : . . , , / . © . , ’ ‘« “7 ‘> fy - PRATOR real ~ barge ni ESSE X ( ABR 1¢ ILET | ‘ heen J for cash. 3109 'N Grand Berning | ay ton Motor Co. ee ee go ea So roOR ' ister in good rur nit ig le , ' fit @100 a 242° Toone Perfect mechani al f — a , . — . —_ : — reer, 3607 Mc D | All this oar need ain y RU—Coupe, late 1922: st ¢ demount- 2936 LOCUST. balance small monthly payments Men- low Hibeon Aut a =¢ Easton NASH --Roadstet 2 runs, looks new; | Wheels, new spare — ae ™ le a FORD SEDAN RE Ie R te K R. A 1 R eee 4 naw GON needs is » nt cad pu can fe lew: like new: $150 a wn. 515 Faston, Romont 98° Central 1523. denhall Lincoln Dealers, 2315 Locust at. “On Speedster; shock absorbers, good $495: terms, trade 719A Nat. Bridge. , sters and Papo 2 (heap f : . iS mo a i ae "Meater | FORD—Coup 1920; good motor and tires STEPHENS DISTRIBUTORS. Upen evenings fol) tires: inning condition 281° Burd Valley, 5200 locus NEWE LT. MOTOR CAR CO, rom Government. Brecht. Ne eno SP eeey. Ti real iireatn °°. 837123 Cases (c) 1 a i ee vay ' «lal undersiung body Qo) NAG ic “THR ‘O71 Locust ew a ~ bik a) 4 4 lalate ‘ mt . “ bs pe al indersiung ) AS () ws | 1923 j : S rb ute hers. arocers. restaue- ’ he : , gO like hot | FORD—C oupe 19 mode! , highest bidder 1929 I ORD ( ( | PE t 7 9 : a “) Verno ] a” as be N A " I] R Al | > ‘ il Jod se e an hom "600 Oven Sunday and & venings. @ Kar mteed? at mane yn eH CF lOTOR SALES CoO takes it. 3672 Olive. | . ‘HEAP. Hudson Limousine, $320 Down — oO: ke new; cord Good as new rand new with 4 a ° ‘ ’ a.wis . ' I my pie os a —----- -_— i em 4 . (Ong > Pr ce is is iew, ' ? ‘ aS ‘ : cA. iird to one-fourth value | SKENRACKER DISTRIBUTORS, rORD—C oupe = 4-passen@er: iike new; must NEWELY, “07 ‘OR CAR CO. BALANCE 10 MONTHS. Ps res } ; ‘aes a HO Joeust St. 7 je and Patt "\ spection and "- ‘ “OO. Loo? Market at . ‘> \\"» . et) taduy , fis 4) # Labadie 8B” l Lo iat Sr “READY TO DRIV AW AY later 19°] . or: guaranteed: SOUT HWW EST \ ASTI ‘ LM r ; . ' my - ea oAO) yn ust i! , ORD SE 8) AN — ——~ , —_ : _ — a a oe : . : " ‘ ‘ ee, — } on mn . ' IXTURES—cC omplete out- y and evenings "OR D—Coupe, ‘fin ne 4 passenger Law | ym. 2800 an en Sunday & Evenings af net ao Ly sed Snowy CO Dede 1421 Loc ust . One ~ ov and evenings . Two 19°21 models: one refinished te ing of counters, tables, chairs, = = | nee v; Te ry ah le nae N Un lon eae =] s9 DEI NI AR — ] . . standard in ‘ or, with Pixtu: ea Co., “OO Frankiin. va : dig , I") S200 Down TORI = ‘OUDe ives. 3 months > d: every — a ' rondit » BANAT ] ‘ } | 923 « Va lel Kall Th) ¢ This ia the new ee pee} r* nh = ™. eet sorien, $1600 caah, 10 -RER OOtcre a ) ANY Oo MONTHS cessorv. 2343 Russell Z ~~ m™ is; one refinished tn PACKARD — 6-88: limousine: absolu‘ely Oe . ‘olfax 22 a> SU looks e tne 7 ee SS eta te for Snes , : al. ” alr 00d for store oF Rr | DRIVE AW4s yy." ii 1 rfect ondition G30 own | biue, licke! radiator. 6 like new mechanically: paint hasn't a Sg AED og rey (o) er $100 tae sy L yer & = HUDSON FRAMPTON, ~1 Walnut at ee an aoe whey FORD — oupe: Pores ‘ 4 ‘res iImpers. ¢s A rbers, epecta! eacratch; R80 per cent tires; $100 cash, — —— . ; ~ : . Roa iste $0: eas worms. oo 4 2010 Weashieainn. 4300 Locust iw beattorm and, three power 4% T : OF. sli Ee Sie ag tras: late mode! el ther. fia st l, with extras balance termes 3811 Finnev e , et? oacet —— ) S\S AL at) lenty "as. ' ' ° . - ——— ) Ans reef , te evenir - me Beep, 703 Cass ay ' FORD——Coupe, plenty of extras; la } imiall payment, 40 | | PIERCE—Limousine 6-38, late 1917; in ; on , : ye boen rum 4000 -} alc N —_ —- . ] ‘ ‘OR RR mo ‘ a as : " ' i own ‘ P ° - : 7 . i etter ‘iring, rebul — vaine. Cate ) FO CE ST 8 a 213 M: ‘higan av. in ames nonths to pay balance. ee beautiful condition; all new; SHxXO cord “wy nm ne s car has yone bat 5000 miles. Dri a to ~y ' price ta right 1921 Fr niki S d .. romuway Main 368. (088) sear Seaaaevectosin ‘}FORD—I10"71 « pe $250 terms (419 s RAMPTON, tires; also Cole & imp. Iimousine, 1920, new Da ce 8s © ‘ ; , :, ‘ . ' be a in e€ for awa’ We can | ; runnine conditio mowenome Coupe BL bees: ke new Bevinston : ~_DoSsS—! jate mote ‘oupes:; one has ~ ter ‘ ha splendid condition every @115 ts mont & Cash © - — i Poantan &8FRA ; : ' 9830 | io ponmnainen as ¥ S105 ' = N 1‘: complete; sell cheap. per oe ( wr ; - al ee ee io A ge es oo fey | PUR ediaads aT Lm, (eZ) jf \ bargain at the price wo tert vate omian has just been refin . ‘ ™ FOR) —" Osh) a) 19°22? per ect con at a . ~— - - Ancoin : : / Tris A ’ yas . - ‘ ese : © . . . su Prewrter xrTreen and ae every appesa 1845 itddle. ee >» : eupes For Sale | 19°11 coupe Al; cheap 181% hide -ANKI, IN “OORCTD } er l| - :, ' , See it before buving ‘T erms4 DU R. AN’ | SEDAN, 1923 a hew car Has been carefully driven a —_, ed Y a ee tra orria oc} veh amine - e 1 , ew car at ‘® mechanically right “petal orice an y shelving: also ' i’ . “sy FOR ——( - ' — “ Jeffera PROG) GH: 4 \] Roadsters For Sale mee “ee ples i¢ (open e*eninys mur ye 4 ee | dt, Arvivi mat A BERRY * OTOR ait CO ¢ W. Ashland cheap ' mes Bethe tit e ry ¥ Porn. one's . eee ' ' a ' ru ' . oe te a a tet S208 ax ust to 10 ft. ice cream 7 19 date; FORD. EDO; Garter BAe Bene little bun re, 8nu AUBURN ROAD. terme AIAN WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANYS ATE Cee cat TE | Romont 900 Open Sunda) . m. to 8 s. counter ces wall ' ' vells : litho con mance on ers: | : | . 30- slag : : ory fo ~~ Studebaker Distributors MB Ses0 SaCem — a? ee | v | — atthe 1] TR. es A ine uw] -a antee oe? . > ar ; perl ieee , ~ 7th ie) ‘ ORT ‘oune: rn vel Vv rood b ondit! I J Ai al i : ice . = n ul reguiar Gay guaran | ail rr ), and . acnuat : , sAi0 oO ae $400 00 x R ANKL IN : sell cheap. 2405A Indiana. oe oo ae ae sige a chad i neas : | 26823 in ' net r tranemiasion, dif. | ~FIVE. PASSENGER aAEDAN, —— pv oe trial. Our 25-year bus , KOO , ; . : lil rotectior Ask any c* ‘a , ‘ . ‘ Po ? ’ £ (‘ant HI 's; wall mirrors, 30 In. , nm oF ; 1. | FORD 1 we. m e in rE yf , oo a sie : ' vas whoo: POmont - aie: , , repainted; new tires; ran ’ corn machine. 409 N. as PS S290 tras Re! . : Sic! lomentee os - :, — 2N07 — North Side Braneh-— ‘sagas iol’ from new; a wonderful bare ~ j ' c tif | I ( iT y¥ AT’ TO CO., 200), Locust . or hetter rhean «a new medium. priced . >Y ‘Ana | i ‘ “OT TioOT Fz KI : icy ‘ \ ’ . , ' . val : ; i¢ ra tie ~ ? foul . : if } " OU Ny AINS ee ' bition ! PORD wel hed oe r 8415. oe SN] le ‘ POOR ILE Spe clal; one lt-valve head} ~~ ; 7 Grand and St. Louis Ci nubbe ront and a bun 03 F at SOOnoTmical, easy riding ana easy haadiinan & omp! ete te line of Biit- ‘, thy new ar: ~— be »> 34 14 he a°A Z : . ~. on4 : ™ va "1 - ’ " rr: f.ve ire w hee! a. wil! aeil cheat ’ . ’ 4 iy , - B. ‘ . . "7 r 4 M VA if eton, 4 3 ure He eure 'o see thie car before buy tn : pode fountaing, all eizes and styles, 7 , | | 3101 | FoRD— reasonable Sunday a | Bom a) jreenw od bl.. Maplewood, Mo , ) y omeerunte a ni ri} fe) FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR od eanonalble Yr oes \s AC ars, ' . : alifars - ' os : wilt) > om Mate ‘ rode! ron ‘on Ret . . ¥ ; P ' hairs ag linole- . TOINA ; . ; : : . ids } hi ght 6 “roadster: cheap . ee , » ' . ut m4 \' P’) ‘ iH eT : ‘a 2nl4 Lam ue ' : . ™ s. : . . o> ocala - ‘ . . ley . ia ‘ ’ «J a wr b.1iil ‘ > - . , rif r) et aT - Homon m4 (i pen Mun ‘ave and ev ‘ C Globe Store and a> Sey -8 ee 7° eens : s oer hth ¢ » Brae in na nae a ‘wen , nn ; - o- ; ; ESSE \ ( ") AC Hf : —- Franklin (cOA) , be de, tl , ng T o> alg ‘ragid-new eaport roadster Dede vie ‘ede ™s Bl eee _— a *armpie car als $400 DOW N BU YS double de kere” nell : g 3) 7 T 7 ‘ 4 ' «} ; } ' ‘ I » la} l! ] eS Ruse on -- . sows . : . ea n ‘ hhh miles ‘ jaranteed You FRANKLIN SEDAN. 4 a tim rae : ' | } ——— 3 7 ’ , new. guarantee: hoe ; * +m ' es —_ hundred dAellare on Relance $40 ~* Brom CA fer 2° oo ' fr oak and maho my A y o/. ' pe “ . tie ad . : =O - Ofer. ’ i : 7 ferm : p ' . ; : ) , : : mee ee ‘Pey, “we ry) ry ' : ” stther cal : ae “ .* $400 ‘down NEWEL (all Mongay, LE , : 7 Me ote :, ms £ Sn. poe , 9 ne of he fine ars ie ‘ te! cood mait Mm. Bas ‘ . bets yg eet ee , or tio: ei trade o ~ + wi . , iy “ " ’ : ‘ *. - f ; . * yh ¢ im —— » % oe : , ' ws : n AMP TON manufacturers of Lae. oh ek = ak aid : re} ‘(rand-new sport roadster, $350 "OR da yg : ge . Benream A1GH toad or mt Feanbttn gy > a an ' “ . : | ¥ . 7 DSON FRAMPTON. tre en " burn per Ws as NO I] Al, ERS. . . ' j : Ts : . : aye ; t Ol © e. : ; tl) . 1 Ay at J x * 7“ | } = a 2200 t ew uet goine ‘ sacrifice thie wonde 1606 LOCUBT. (e8) pend % ae : lant ' My special 1023 seaan; also Buick — ftown: trade anvthin +a) y a Gee tenneen - oar na _ ear ter $1000 of today « jist pies. ' » tre TI 'T Ny yw ( ( T "PE road niust be sold immediately ieay- 7 va : nies | naitio: ‘ Fao Pe Tie | | We mew this te the biggest mage urust Clearing = RI). ine, THO; etart seed hy re | 7 7 ty, make offer. Cabany 4702J. 5t ‘ tires oT mn ~901 Oliv: Gi Manor | RS sein offered in today's VO Pers » le | Ol f 7 D k Et tT * | * | | | | n ' = : | r ator ; . — 1921 roadster: fine cot on. F ‘ORD ater; Ever mo me" od a - | res. & , : r! , . caragwe es an _ ; Tee ee hse | Ms oe S, C. BUYER ones, Ate Mode: en aol s fou oh, AS cities bed cinnn ee Eedtemmans, cs ee ee mee e + * . _ at ® » been jeohiner mann Tn I 8005 Locust ma. eavy flat-top 4 ; al | orgy Se enacted iE ies ‘~ ; . . = nr ~ [TU DEBAKER—R r. er | » eéed wiper Hmail down pay- | Open Sundays end evenings (00%) heavy tables. . FOR THAT FORD—With nv mtes | aap 3 RAMP T | BUIOK—Roadater, model, 23-34 . | 165. tert trade 05 eS OS 1 mot Diksina MO TOR Me Es CO. an ’ , , .; . " _ ’ in eice. le ude heavy tables... 7] werhaule iy i ‘ : ."% , ' ‘ moped ‘ 1G - Do Ranies : on » Krad ‘ »] CAR : ' ; rant ‘ — , naw “ve ; +) , , rmde . (“arondelet ' : x st “~ ~"" : : at 4 . . » ’ ‘ . . - | i ~w ITA KF Dif ratingt TORA, a ' dan. 1020 model. a : e reve Ving arm i | 1% T Lt = os ~- - - : - ‘ ; ke le ale S100 I\ : | “eo os or sunbed mae 7 oye we ty rt + ie : ’ ’ : H jae R 14 aah near 7 a! N — Bed 1900 - rer kh rade receiving chafre Sued socte” teaving ‘ 801] MANWELI b pe +192 1 bar. | raide OM ize , me, ¢ : Open Sunday and evenings cailent condition. Cail 6138 Pastemy -y high-grade ~ppEy er THROUGH THE — bi é a : Sp ° ROADSTE R, = PORD. -Roadster OL Ae aelf starter Z mae fi i: : ; yf S—Sedan. bs - >. ete ef ves , 4 nif . ; ; ; , ’ tec , ; , : , : fin r e ores - " - " ‘ " . , ‘\ . . re an | y. : inh erate (oem, cbatre T TC FORD=-Coupes, 3 1921 models; S300 up: | MAXWELL gen Fe py lrg net a aye nat a II Hassiers, shock absorbers; S100. ¢599 | VELIE—-Rom : FORD Sedan: 4325 N. 21et forma. 3811 Finney ash >» Kigh Frade Setter oiling at POS -DISPA $4 tarme trade Rea N. Vandeventer (open es iced rig erms rt wif » Os . —— Page ; ; — - : ws Pure ry wd » he one a i mH Mi Et HO034 Delmar Forest | lou! bar bumpers and spot : - = ee — Q°? rt sm Spot ee na ’ — a need money. ) k. high grea 1 ; ik’ Sunde i\s . a Lt 4 ) only run few hundred FORT * wo # Mh na mn oe ! oan er. + “ea te Aay. . 41° Me Mel , aii 1922 HU DSON- SEDA} -- 1 © roit-top * “deah’ 47 76 | p UTO Pameeecoeuse: Wenderful condition; | real ar a len; bargain for quick sale Faas a i és : & FOKD——Sedan, qxcsilent shape’ terme. , fouring: fine condition | one ave a0 oh ' ono one- bargain, $300 34. . , “a ”) \I AX W mine ( OT } K. ‘ «Wid ba thie oar pea : spesnne “ween . - TON A Roadster ; Al conditio - Deore 4448 } Locust , yy o . = aire, floor nam es. “at vr) +7 se AUTO CO... yRD—Roadeter: run three weeks: leaving ANKLIN MOT’ +4 TAR | 5 wire whee _goot paint and tires: meter CARONDELE FOR] Cail Sunday mernine in for cash: can be seen Sunday after Ton “feten.. cosdition. Ty , 2814 Locust Adaaidg, Ri‘ . ‘ fully aguipped er u LL : Ls DAMS crave AND STATIONDER® | FOR SALE COLUMNS | FORD—cCoupe, If 933 cord on vg in nh evenings ga agg k Dealer, Per bn ng a fa Bie (>) Bermeens 234, Open Sunday end Mixture © o, Zz fixtuces. 417 bE ‘orders euis. ‘Moos, BEUGA ey | AMISAISSU'KA VALLIK, 3205 Lacuah st . $90. (aD

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ee Ae ee a= oe ST. LO POST-DISPATCT1. Ss 1200 AUTOMOBILE S, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. Aut OM OB IL Es Oo i» 8 Sedans For Sale : at pet Cars For Sale ~ suring Cars For Sale _—- coe 2 —_ sont Sale CHEVROT, Touring HUDSON SEDAN 2] Auburn Sport aoe: Gide HE ~)* Ta Re AR MS PR IE A U T OM O BI ke Cars For Sale _¥s =e Cars For Sale U T O Cars For Sale Touring ve For a. AL nf Jordan” 7. P ass. 1921 Touring "i680" ¥ Telfer Oy ‘down. eq! iM ped At bern to ocdes ovenban. bs oo touring: a eer + emt ro uring, HOON SSeban in pertoct ppocstion mechanica}- a; gy Starter a9 less y By trade "| DODGE TOURING, - DOWN Fc RD—Tourks gi 1922; protector wheel: - | gcol running B., ion; Oakland $250—sh50 ly Je Ny A ~ te CO., én VROL 12 T Tou uring touring tires; Olds $2 -90—$50 down. t $150—$40 down. $100—$30 down. Ov sriand $80 —-$25 down. pepent eel ox. H— 1321 Hod iamont ay. a { cnr V RC LT, IE 7 —Baby eam : BUI rT ‘K— ~Laie “e320, | dian sonore sourine:; go engine perfect; Yahlem . cars Be!) Be dan; 109 T. 0 ato go004- conditioned FORD—T ouring;: Wher orders us to rel! Hiaselers and other ext gy oar ata sacri- z. passe: Eee, 1530 | 0 more power ay have the oppo l 920 ) Oakland Tou nice punta hite 6 192: f th er Big Bargains. then decide, Yahlem's bea | terms end "Yasehe {c) | GRANT Sissi model: starter, demountable, new'y painted end you can depend ° in excellent mec nanical Se mead vary at- ready for use. MOUND ) CITY aur | CO., So ar Si ide Motor Salce con demou atanies) 515s; HAY Nr S—Tour ing; | tiful k dee KL. | have made the | THANDLING oat low for quick e [RS & LONG, 112 3 = sport ~~ PR ke | IR TOU ‘RING. “CAR, LXCE SPANISH LEATHER TOP AND NICKEL-PLATED ° RA- DSHIELD; PNEUMAT- | SPECIAL PARREL HEAD- | , MIRRORSCOPE. sbona" C pwouteau. f OL DSMORIL io } , starter and demount- DIATOR AND WIN " . t | MAIBOHN—To —Tourtng; t 1920; repal ated, ce: terms: trade: anything They possess 1921 mode}; ; “YAHLEM Yd e 5 eaee Wrecker. A ti Hyer Snowe Car Cy l ‘onl lon : "$4 . 2 | Tae six AX 7RD—Late 1021 tourin condition ; ed: a Beinn Seema ng Aa “looks like new; $450 repainted beautiful 23 + FORD—Touring car} ubber: sundition tn every respect OAKLAND SED: tires and up holstery: BCIC CR Raane Bo re- Sonne ruaranteed perfect; 808 Tyler rat, 1823 model, best osae. lass ~ en onder: — Br —lmore ir 2 84, 7-Pase. Tourir noted—more In good mechanical aT 8. ‘ price we re ask! ng : Remember tl] “MABMON ‘SPORT, ry aere a RB of OT Pao ys =. 313 Come in, see ‘demounta bies, $3205. ‘HEY TROL ET Tourh ne us Convince you with P ce fa es ring; An meee Soe O87 1920, $595 — ; ~~. buys mont beautiful Ag ILE TOURING "7921 HAYNES ron Be rter, Own ; mechanio’s shana Mor- | cS) st. CHEV ROL eT Touring 1073. . ng? BUIC K—T ouring MNeht 6: pesfect shape’ throughout f! space: $100 down, St tore. Ort hwein Motor Corp balance . easy paymen': = eee oe, Roo es si, tl ee | arepaint ed; In ex- : ry oir: ROT ET—Touring latest model, Din corms At’ pOMOBILE CO... ~7 passenger tour ne » ¢ OLDBMORIT. F—Sedan, new tires Suntay afternoon. a Used. Bag ite Beare. 34 rea! clue Cost | | M a bY 1 || Loot A MAR MON |= Open Sun | wind breakers; |} 8Ome bargain. Locust SOU THWEST NASH CO. Starter, cord tree: extra good car; am pon J¥10 pO Lindel. FORD—1 uring; Peete a ‘2 COWD | Gam V ROLE T- ~Tourings ; ligh Cal! Lindell 354 56g. 1920—BUICK TOCRING—1050 | + fr gens completely; guaranteed; priced me SS YERSAL $418 Locust et. : newly painted, new 8318 W ashington. ath a Sed CHE VROL ET—102 FOR D— ko deter. rms Vy AUTOMOBILE OO., FORD—i020 touring; marter block ry) Gidsmeite 4c 4: weed vor ples $3200 CAR oo isl Shiicenin value in America. | the Rant, y As our stnens we = LOOK! I aun $50 GETS HAINES auton buy er will r - DL ve AvroMopren 1801A ¢ late stv ie. 449: Hodiamont Garage, 152 BuRA ANT. rite pass. t ana hreckar te Open saneenane-d and —Fopring, very seek tires and OLU FMBTA— orn: E SSE X—Tou ring, Open ge and evenings. 2020 Locust yan Motor Corp. Charles rd and Marshall « av. MAX WEI L. UL, S—Tor rings ; $ 1920 model, Start er, absorbers like new, $215 >; worth whil | exe, S31 ee uring: Fc ORD way uring; at " (e) : + reconditioned and repaint- 523 N. Vandeventer. OVERLAND SEDAN BRAND NEW . owner leaving city; 4 ears HP tn, T | OVE E rl tL r ND—Baby ox MAXWET L, LI— i023 VERTLAND ie completely bo , looks and uns li Absolutely brand new: thie is not a tor or @ privately owned car elivered from factory a few light olosea oar: ee Fee touring, Al Svon- | Coa our ing, 1922, Looust epare; run fust a gaint eash or S-dng HUDSON-FRAMPTON, f delivered price. Open nights U NIVERSAL, 8418 Locust, $75 ( Gets Buick Her iight o touring, only Bong 30 touring oa , RAUOCH- -LANG—Blectrio; exoellent sondi- tion throughout; new tires. paint and bat- Gnortfice for quick sale. | Look! 1 Besex sate oy ay red sport “Ne w 10.3 touring automobile: ia Motor Car Open Sunday and eve- fe 1880 "moan aE mo Sits Tih L1-—Touring car ‘passenger touring: Ai | mountable Jaree, walnut * won 18: 34 Tou RINGS. tor Bit) ieé\ vxtvensal late | wont new pneumatic tires, paint and upholster- ing; in a meee; Pay is knock ‘Van LEM, Run \ a few miles; has $75 worth of gets it for $375; 2910 Mehasianeeeesers Touring: B74 bian Fi HT— Sedan; sell this terms can be arranged. Th aes sedan , Tr fxr. LL LAC—Sport aes ry mrison invited. | Open sober and nem wrt ic ADIL LAC trade for roadster. F Car) good | runnin — oF trade ~ r Ford | | FORT > —To ir} ng car: } party; pores or } nee. 4021 Laclede ay. __Open Sunday a ope. even! ng. "ADIL, LAC TOU RING” ° finest cond! tion od arrange _— tose FORD TOURING 1923; very late; bas eth. ; eacr hal! Lincoln Dealers. PACKARSD tag Why buy a new or pre, | a” fl | MOON DEMONST RATORS | 6- 53 Sport Touring: al ve rt touring? Bay, they eulet you can't hear ne “VAHLE 5 1085 N Grand new tires, top eta: or terme. HU DSON.- ee oo 3309 0th rg ust. _,950 DO DOWN | a _ ” eeu to Yahiem S Autos Practically Given Away Hudson Touri the same rn oner? ng Only #100 PAC ‘kK rn D SING L F SIX NA ASH Touring ld. widsmenti © Roadster. AS Si~}C9 e700 1 WN BU Studebaker (‘o: upe our ne $1400, 2 Dorris (“he asis he ee d eee ng. 'TOMORTI FE NKL [N—Tour ring. guara nteed terms Op. yes, ae if autiful Dodge 4. FP E iy salve FRANK. IN (Cc can - bought at a - ’ ones ~ th Ra. - 3 STE > CN ne 900. Or en Sunday 10 a. m. to 6 p. ITly cheap; cash or terms, $200 will bring cool breezes to the ibid i on . YAHLE} ate MOTOR $595. ; D WN aT ARNS — Seven-parsenwer 922 model 6 66 touring; very beat x Sian car: Ht ta MOBIL ,E—Touri excellent = ay Riz 2: °4 8 n. Bi, ab er ‘Motor Car So. . Month for in months “"nday and eve: onan. w ari oe Grand. tae Cadillac Te Tour. cael meen on RARRY NEW M AN NAS CO., In beat of condition ; 5 _Anrust— clearance now on. FOR RELIABLE USED CARS. Weber Hupmobile Distributors Ith and Locust one BS; iat neh (c) nd service o or a sath Price: } Ol Open Sunday 10 a.m to 5 p m hese ere Bar gains 5 eee LAC BARG, | FORD “Tourtng ant ta ra 200 Ww a i included. Implement & Auto (Co. | A VAHLE M MOTOR ‘ ( “O.. wee 8 |. (8000 Gravoin) stove ~are For Sale attentio Os th at Be i - Payton Motor Co. LOCT’ ST. tral STE P HE NS _DISTRIBU TORS. FR. "RANKLIN IG terms Y AHL EN li ae RN SPORT 56" Jess than 6 montie: fust like new ss ORTe SIDE WARK co Fo mR DT, uring: easement CHEVROLET erder, $200. sen” 343 L Williams pi. si] ASH | SIX SPORT TOI RING Open iad and FRANKEL IN vel Ht} PMORIL. ey "Salo * “331 per month roadster or coupe. Paar ase ee iv 4 MENS a ne f Faaton ene l, MOTOR Cc AR cD... , HU waditens oa pouring ri ~ Open Sunday and Pivenings. a used Franklin ts accorded to ‘the Ein “Mi Han an co., + pen Sunday and evenings. in Tour. Sat A comfortable year- fin \P Mi BILE a -sepatest model; fron $2 steph PAIG E "TOURING ens On (Nash Sport, Ha ne Very classy 4- PAsSse nger eport te a l nt + = _ " ae ha ms ~ s. 235 Open Sun: = and Eveaings.

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- a ‘4 .’ Ty « is ,; * ‘ 7 . 7 te — y for Bale tit *tere cd Ads in these columns today- ‘ST. Lous. T. DISPATCH om 1200 A AUTOMOBILES, E Bicycles and lV and Motor: WW i ory 3m GO F > 1 m— @ UU TU Mm © . 2 a A pect -_*) if a? | ve™ 7 \ a Si a vi w =. | a Automobiles For Sale— merece ellaneous —— simu 9 Sedans pportunity IXnoc ks! We hav Series 10, I ie gl values. Thes more powe!l and io pressure eoolmMe have the opportunity of purchasing a fabstera te | low price. These Cars did not nee “i reconditioning, b ready for Use. . on exhibit In our new (‘ay SEDANS, ' } Sedans are the new which are beyond models syste Yi. a FRANKLIN SEDAN at such a display three slightly used question rootln, exception- DORR IS. 6 30 ° - with equipment: _reice, SE280, Seuss 1923 ESSEX DEM! NSTRATOR with the You will probably never agi Lin i¢ 7 { rT’. T1¢ \W bi ut . like new and These Sedans are upholst ered in beautiful broadcloth and painted a heau- Hful FR. ANKLIN GRE EN. ri have made the | HANDLING They have all the usual char acteristics FRANKLIN famous— ATR COOLING Kk [DING, EASE OF and ROADABILITY, They possess the ECONOMY noted—more mileage Remember these CEDANS are at our new cat display room. Come in, see these BUT EVERY PURCHASED HERE aa , a’ - - oh ie “4 } ‘- ’ , . 4 2 "a oe +a : : } ‘ : ° Au “Ted cr ear . " oy? OTe? . ta aa gi fi aaa bs “pl ' nr ~ J 0 nani “a+ c ae ] om Prt: ae, ee Oe s: “ : ' e1 a ar uf ws AT SSISSIPPI VA EY, 320. = LIE—' ~~ 19293 sport: my person: | - al Ae yeed: verfect; can ! Wt ff fh 5 3 IS THE DIRECT RE SULT OF SQUARE Business Dealing 1) NEW and USED AUTOM OBILES Velie “Automobile Co. 9938 Olive St. Open. Ss Sunday and Evenings matted WOE a — — —— tt A oo ——— ee Touring Cars For Sale vg oH —S passenger ¢ thk is AKE =R.- quiet you can ‘et h en : lean or va’ car : r s aie. $700 pow N BU YS "22 “ARNS-KNI 7H $74 50 per snth for 10 “AR CO., , * 4 Pveninge $29) DOWN BUYS STEARNS-KNIG tH Seven. PALS re ne ha mont’ for 10 m *’ Bom _—— ee eee Yama’ STCPrHENS exirae® . , s oe ¢ - ’ 4 te I . A tf q Stephens Only ee PuuUwlle CTY i = Think , . (Meee sitent & ’ - — a i NIECE: TK? MOT! 1B co. Me Toyrins 6; realm: || 51869 DELMA lela'e Used bar ‘Bat. Biol lo. i ; 6—In all Su —— er aren Oars For Sale . Ee} KER — Touring new battery ——.—— tne ring Harry Newmat Nash eur ae : ass. ohns M Marsha!) xT B00 Ww ashin BTUDE BAKER—* pecial tires, like new $550; 6033_ Del: ra de AR Open Evenings an 4esundeay®. , eeereceneenc a good tires, newy 1128 Rut Rutger st “good nday morn:ne. whieb which is unequaled. of operation for which FRANKLIN on gasoline and tires. NASH SIX DEMONS STRATOR WORTH SEDANS, let us demonstrate. Evenings to 9 O'Clock deed nings tO lock ar Company ~ S\ {ene ay CCu hw So a EY LTT 83 whv ot you ra? ppear rance and al * 5 ’ ; e: . ng ; lia v Ul | Central 2596. " sra*’ omer mal age Taylor Auto a, vous. Cars For Sale | cast take a Velie, tour ntinental motor; new _ nt, * yi sher body. iri gz car litior new 2718 La Touring: Prensa he: n > § ; tr ‘ , i “a no! a } go°:! ig ocay ,OF 5 : 1¢ , arms. (a Carthy- . Lar ‘Motor es ~ BARG 3 AINS—#175 UP. See rr reconait! nd to ings lane, coupes g we r an ‘ a 4 a good automobile from $100 uP aOUTHWEST NASH CO. y2¢ 28 Locust Strect. ‘ ~ = RE AD Y AHL E op ig WILLYS-KNIGH t TOUR. 1922; fresh from P int shop; new cl} “ tor gone over thoroug*i’. o ¢ galesn today rior Gel \HLEM Grand buy at the pr.ce fered; cash ~ FUDSON- FRAMPTON 2 >' J Lc ust ———— — ———— as ————— —=—— West Si ‘de Buick condition; . age ver_ 151 sc daiainill ; ‘c8) Announces @b Exchange Car | : pau | Dept, at 3040 Locust st.,, In charge of Mr. R. E. Herzler. High-grade, clean stock. Open today. Bomont 856. car; r; good conal- od like new; at ——sourne, a iTi ng, 191 . ror Car ‘ "O., at av. 6t ecial © SROC ‘K ‘FOR OOD a Sourie: new c oe U3 nr ; | ° oF ~7UV : . Hut mobi ile, : | naw 1923, Peerless, DW . ; rms open a eat S new car warran- eee | . Lafewvette ~ ney USED PARTS FOR ANY CA a Cad ted *“? ---¥ Oak- others 2°00 weed tires, ~ 4 accessories we buy. parts cS. av ’ y eyes : ngs, (98) #0 T K ae ua , KINDS ALL SIZES ALL TY PES , % LIST PRICE SCHOTTEN- VICKERS RPOR ATED. 8639 S. Broadway Riverside 208i. To not aak if old or new, But is it false or is it true. : Ford Stock Reduction Sale We are ready now for ~~ stock reduction enle © parts tor automobiles. & few ines are below Spark ‘plugs, values_UP to $8, each..S 3 4 elds: cveriand switches. val o060eeee 3 ) INE a 5 > Cenerators for Ford, %is walw@ «««* - High tension ™& etos, $00 value.-« —_—, meters, vaiue 106 Mi tand. "pond | CsED FOR shiet4e, §1 enytniagt ir? for (ne la t _ \ mm ; “an are — — . " DY Wee Dump ody ¢ . _ Chassis For Sale ERS. ‘untable maltion head; THASSIS—” Ford $60 , varaity at ermon: trate sacrifice, illiante _Tops For Sale __ , Mm 50 4400 ) : ; complete ai®o ” Res! dence Accessories, ininatinicaill Saic |: : AT NE Ww MAN'S Ke” rnanvUckKs haat hattery -—— | Ford high tongion Malstributers oe Foras, sedans, . 4-cyl. Gistributer ..++++-* Touring Bodies sooeeesem coupe de luxe Open Sunday: Toe pepRepets > -cyl. magnet —s. Open Sundays watit Y Y ‘o'clock. $610 Looust bi. St. Lovis, Me. ra tr ock Ro os (ce) ee 1d 4 Lact ueat (c) ae or St utz preferred phone Tyler 1? chain drive, 2 ; EMENT i. 4525 Claxton. __ ate aTR Wt Sha fice. Si0u. 4159 AMOND. OBARS L. GEA starter block $A0 ON GEA regvia atarter ex- DIFFERENT EK Arrs —— - MOTUR Be RiNOS RRND BUSHINGS: and one-' For all Cw Seo cars. ’ 7a , 7 ‘ord Dealer 200! A\so lay and evenings. (¢ A805 “Tooust et Tate model: jtomont 172%. Central 41 $210 terms e316 Locust st eae a --o4 condition. hass is ery M oe nestor -— _ ——_ ' a de RY, tread; ren; at GEARS, AXLE NHAPTS and Other Pare rOR ALL MA 'TOMOBTL ES, Aiso om plete If ; used one-man rtains. TY! 2015 {) af - .. | ag ge: “3 , Try Standard Auto Two ae 33: 2900 Locust Bl. Phone—Kinloch, i . 1030. Phone—Kinioch, Deimar eee WEEK THIS Accessories, WA: NTED rOR ra closed r am tubes and —" : 1464, 2014 Locyat Tires F For Sale —TREe—Brend new . tabrie and y scorched, $2 and up 1400 Vag oo Goo wa oe a.| elees) . 3070 Teffersot yrmat locking seat lew mir ghtea, t , any . ert ww m cord TT P " GAx 7 boards, fen- TAS, 4. 1 each, de ‘ators, $8 TIR ca—New 2003S 7 45 7 “Oltve TRF: . dil Bilwe f ; $2 50 ub on T en new ite, ov eorelte 6 z Filling tet! rons —Mar mT open ‘even! 4140 ie} ¥ LN }rikrs—- a bargaih anes BOad ws. 82.50; OH: return “y — uses within 1 year and Re" aechet Gf Roy s Tire Store. 6.40 sed: 3 up! sane Opes tH TIP ra_ Siigntly Gene. ry us orovine be Tire Cilnie, 151 com TIRE aI e108 and - $o rman, 7415 (heetn' . e sgn. saat 6 tneh tires. ttres. 45 requir = Chie aaa Stan sk "4 sf oF "ORY coxDps aie sliantiy biem! orice, Fiiiieg Overs\aes sires. ot De: 4 rar 4 and ae Toe TIRS a—That give service eur wok saves rour ~ tty TY . (pos Faston “TIRES—TIME PAY PAY ME: 6 ‘a + + __ 8150 Washington _2 Bie Wash “SAVE NTONEY O: ON “TI sont ps i ie TP wy eh Ss. 5t an wz Suet) Shake a "SN. *' ‘ue — <2 wih 2 ripe anit Mive ee - om mem lay RREsS — — 10,9 GooDRIcth, QOODTEAR. PIReEsT: NE. FISK, ETO, used Our tires ere & re * eal GUARANTEED 9 MONT at 30x3%4, $2 At 4 water e cnaraing ming. bee Malt Prive el brend new, omptete, 1930 motel s oF Ww -eL RT 33 LOO f _ N. as ot oll

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UND&T a SUNDAY. 8 ’ a Aw GUST 12. 1923. —=—= -=-= eB POS’ 101 SPATCH a= 350 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Horses and Vehicles, Store Fixtures, Typewriters and Misc ellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. AUGUST 12, 1938. ® RENT a = SSS eee ppp s FO! SPAT MACHINERY MACHINERY | HORSES AND VEHICLES BOATS AND LAUNCHES | MUSICAL — ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY | ROOMS WITH BOARD—WEST, ROOMS FOR RENT—North © . —-——"» tan 5 pewa. ° , _48 10 T= 4 a ‘] it fre Qil kinde of machiner joel horn-Ad. waron C ail i. gh sey awa megs . (cOw) PIANO-——Mahogany, in good condition. 34% heme. Forest 28 MAND ROARD—For two, tn private 5 ag ront room, neatly furnished: : , woe i. ae cht Machine Co, ~ “. wf | me MERIT MAC HINE RY COMPANY, a ee peg NANI MOTOR—One Elto outboard; one month old; Marr olf : : ROO MA: - r vO, Pp , ’ 4 all convemences; gentiemen emty exposure; nea « ® Mo. 151i N. Broadway. Tyler 2543. HO wome—$; 2 Mules, patent jump used twice; sacrifice. Carter, 12 peiorneres ——- —— | Centra! family; gentlemen preferred. conveniences. | TILT RURN. 4951—2 rooms, furnished or ' ’ : a : Rig stock Bargain Prices. | ic99) e two e ¥’ : te amily: .xce' lent | ms : 7 ae : bench, reasona view. for nul iy | b mployed; priva f _ a ROOM AND BOARD —RBeautifully furnished | Path: call 6 p. m. | ‘ aw — right Mich; & Supply Co., 1223-29 | . pen » COMPRESSOR OUVTFIT—lLarge size: 3) 4 re ar ‘ Louts, M : ag oe ‘ ‘oe jtahi | MOTORS— All k ! ad: al | sale: | _ board ic) ma ir) ~ C9) ni RSE 7 > young, - suitab R fi. wr’ any purp se. ma es out oar : aiso boats 4 Pe a M , ~ 7 eee and supplies. William Grossmann, 16: SH! . -__Gentlern O room; home of exclusive family; West | NATURAL BRDGE, 3209\—2 connec } _— veiling | | ASHLAND, 42341 Gentlemen or coupe End; gentlemen preferred. Forest S762R. | rooms: gas range, _bath, electric “a _ p. motor arnes iathe i235 M urket —————— $25 eac h: peteain 4050 Evans | p ; —_—— ine at wacritins, Call 1327 Elliott excellent meals; laundrv: $9 per week | ») 7 N AL BRID¢ e} CO). | NATU RAL BRIDGE, 4500—Rooms Sultabie fo ioctor or ch ropract. or SOMPRESBON—Cur ty tank and| BARGAINS AT J. A. STE RN’S | forse S—Two, 1 5-ton ceal wagon, a5; | at grt ber _we REBUIL T 6 h. p. 2-cylinder Lockwood- | PIANO—Upn BLAI! 110—— rit 4 fo two! — . — ee bright, _mahogany, cheap; must x, 201 Room with boar r . ROOM AND Bit ODARD—Reautiful front room, - furnished be seen. 2617 S. 18th st. __Workingmen — —— | board, West End apartment; gentleman NEWSTEAD, BII7A N.—Room; private Sieh: — PlLANO—Beautiful tone; mahogany; $50: ‘ROOM AND BOARD—AU “conveniences. or couple employed. twin beds, shower family’ modern. "las ' zy ; ania om ° - f COMI’ nRhESSOnRS—Curtis, th tank and wv », its, » $5 and up h ss ; TS > ‘ x "ho ° 77 A | “ e £.°¢@ es, cheap. 315 Chouteau. — | SKIFF Wtd About. 25 feet ; _ wood preferred. | Perfect condition. 3662 Delmar. (or 4328 N Saath. sent ae Cabany 5697M (53°) | ~ th ! Walnut ets RO l1KR, A. t am to ), Ralions. a ornia AV. a8 bargain: leaving town. 4445 Delo st. ‘ rable: entleman Cabhany 4871\ é : — am ian a - nice light nouse- 4 _ Steam s—- *? rons ; “ryend ! 2 I j -- : - ——————— pin mh x ’ ee . 7 ' - | HORSE Team. 2 take wagons, harness, | PIANO—Werner-Werner upri ght: very rea- Northwest SE RI? $40 N.—Cool room for two gen- N. Nex wstead. private family. Ba2Sa ’ — i “COMPRESSOR- ioiiers, engines, Tralle ne Government, 2-wheel, 21- fiv neta, co £ + ’ . complete, cheap 807 N. 3d. conahle. 5842 No 0 | I t ! nS , o604% North Market. BOARI ; ul with or wit rout boar — = — ees > AND ROOM—For one or. two em- — ————_—___——- NORTH MARKET, 38639—I | ‘ arge front mpe. neators motors generators, ma- dd, equip ote i with Timken bearing Cisc | HORSES. ~ : + >. —_ -__——— | ine too's pecial machinery bulit to oF eels ane ati 1OKSES—Hi; vou wel 200 to 1400; | : — : : ‘ ’ , n ' ind pneumatic tires ) ( iz. eigen ] { ( j I LA.NO—Mahogzanv upright: Schumacher & | ployed; W aterman, near lL nition. Forest ‘ ~e "1914—Room and | board: to Riri. room for housekeeping. L. indell 4905 Ww 4174 Elegantly Vv - - e _ . a — sit 7 : -_ ; “ private ff ai 4 4 “ 308 8 475 some & . miiit ] ath n ” > Bs . os ene ©. gm * Vises, 46 new ‘-inch to joit ' it iam and coal wagon. 1860 S. 11th st. (e%)| | PIANO—U sed, Vose & Son, $49; Fis & | __board for 3 rt © OEP i - NORTH MARKET, 1113— room eh 404 7 rd : . : ‘KET, dod Furnished roo m * ranme first “floor. SAW—Al, od ppl nm + : li } re t K 48 900° t or ‘ toff saw, barwall 1:3] ' rm 1 xagon acy Ww BtOCK, ‘ ‘y . -} oF °43 | 3 \ . $42) an | 0 r ‘al ‘Ss a] u aw i } . ] inch te } 1 ‘ irae h dia et r. 1( RS > on an he rness, on ee T 8 7 “f entieman. Ol- - ; , » one ic BEYER’S ‘17th and Locust. (e387) | fax 147 6w. (a9). SO]. _peivate or sleeping; all conveniences: le, @ exposure, ' . ited rooms; first : A. L iene ho 3605 Market st. Lindell 262 Both phones ms. ndway display. 40c dail 50c 8 Di ni¢, rete Tere — —————$—$$$$— ais PRES siete Sicilians ec daily c Sun iscou ——__—_—— ‘ BLOWERS AND MANS —We carry HORSES—®:; } A ld; | li ¢ | PIANO—Thiebes- Ster in solid hog: —_——___—— i : ‘ K « ' ' yoth ¢ 2; heavy: 6 and 6 ears 0 | per line: Agate—S times, 1c; 7_ ‘times, ring; mahogany | ROOM—I a 2, wit without boar VERN IN, 5002-——-Room and board for 4; | > : a" Sadly _ Mieslinting oo eet Farm | Machinery also 2 cows; or exchange for 2-ton truck. 2c; $0 times, daily 3c, Sun. 2c. Display | case; goo! condition; party leaving town | _ pri vate fam fOr est; rth or without board: owner's home: private family; modern; | NORTH MARKET, 2509—3 Meta! Co.. 1308 Ann maty = WO OMAC HINERY Complete outfit. J. dD. Brockman, Olive and Bonhomme rds. $ on ae: 7 names. qanty oC. apn. Sc; _Will sell cheap Call Monday. 4248A Fiad H-268. Post- Dispatch | reason a! ble. Forest 8 587 FP hn oy Phe pan neta see them to ‘appre. . AN. 2219 & ry ly c) 3118 Locust. : onventences, 4th wt _tf) \WAY EALER—Tower, with 7-h. p. engine; | bought truck. 2729 Cas: —— 7 . , — — Musical instruction |PIANO—-Starck Cabinet toe good con- | ST. ‘Low 1s, 4427 & —Ww anted. child to boar4 wed Forest 3311M ©) ~ TEome Bea 09 S . es —=| VERNON, 5355—Large second-floor room; PECK, 4151—Two nicely furnished Tight ~ AOHN FT DOW! ING R salt ‘ , housekeeping reoms; several persons: ref. : wo or Yt ae CC — —_— —— : ‘> cheay Fisher, 6200 Easton av ; : aimee diac ; GC | 13¢ | v e ks wr, © , | HOR SE S—-4 good, strong workers; double | iL ESSONS Vit iy b+ 100 Ul — e lf ile actenh before iTRACTOR—18-30 Monarch and No. 5 Sand- ftert refi stake wagons: no reasonable | ~ baritone. toe , beeanners: cornet, _ trombone, Bnet ‘ cneae,, a S. 9th. Call be- | @ recentiy jp ase u fag ~tne vich evilinder co eller. Lindst¢ offer’ refused. 2111 S 7th (c = —- ane | - ee from the Government and still have about | eitee Sioux Falls ‘a ow i 8 ae al HORSE BS. es — - 2 | PIANO LESSONS in }our home; experienced | PIANO—~Excellent condition ; Wurlitzer, South t! n ao us hot water; reasonable. rest - electri 40 on hand These bollers are 25 h. p. and | ———— —= —Good, scund, honest horse, paw) teacher; latest metho’s, Delmar 3462R Kingston. De Luxe. Call Sunday or eve- | s : Qr720 : - Ol:, PL EASANT, 4144—One second sto : an hand n o in beds for ye gentlemen; board ) aaa y a + ore. bath, GAS, @CTTIC, See SCHOS he 1. : i Mev , ” Ee dies manufacturing; large, modern fact ory.| Sunday. _6103" Alabama ' : | VoIc E—Marchesi method, $:. Mrs. If{al!, ©1%: 50. Phone Forest 2549W * | with board. $7.50: nice home: private. _if desired. Forest 6974J (7) | 8ST. LOUIS, 2347A—Two rooms, light house- eonveniences; 3 car iin NS. 2d et. OUTS, .| Wissler Co., 617 N. Broadway. Sth fi. (99) | - 720 Academy. Forest 1971 W. (c99)| Faston av Betas oat (689) CHE ROKER. 2 119-——Lady to boa! Tod, | WASHINGTON BL... 4@57—Large south keeping. - Rese 1. . 1. ‘ SE - . , i \ —— Lé poar iG; SoNcreTr og ag el hes oe ~ a ) - Li ORE NZ & WEDER MAC HINE Ww ORKS. Hit MRSES 4zot 20 head city horses right out SCTiRIC KET, ascH | ee —__—_—____- | rFiT—And harness. 623 ae 68) ood n: fe | aa -| REP AIRING and rebuildiag of elesiric mo- Virginia. BANJO” AND SAXOPHONE. (CUS) | good home cooking for men; referenc es. - tre TONC RETE ETE MIXERS —Marsh-C apron mix- tors and generators, any rake, any aize; | MARKE— 8 veare ald: walene 1400 — Piano, ukulele, violin, mandolin, cornet. eto. | PLAYER-PIANO—$900; eliahtly used; bar- | ——-— ~ e (7) nh red: re ay gentleman, couple “2) am —! aalae ere: all sizer and types; prices rien new and used motors itn stock for iImmn-*- | $45 2404 S 4th eg pounds, | taught: short BY toe popular or classic > ine __ «ain Geo. 8S. Tourv ville. 9 5. Broadway. GBYER, 58016—Nicely furnished. large fron — wy “oJ [TWPNTY-FIRST, 4428 N.—Room for men. vw » apa — ae One i to reasonable (1) i cr ITE BRILLIANTE. 5978—Furntshed “a hao peat - | 1414— fice front room. for two; with board; excellent meals; con- erence. ~k ul nished rea shell og A Ce ——— Co., metal patterns, stamping. 1345-47 3s, M — *8—Team of young mares and double | PLAYER ATTACHMENT—With 150 lis| in x i idential section, handy 7 ; - Olive 38° ‘ey . ) ‘ Y 4 » ‘ MENT— { olls | ; exclusive residential section, Z : an ith and alnut iy ae _Broadway a (cP9) | ‘ _ =. $85. Call at Produce Co., 2404 CHRISTE AL NSEN . music. Riverside 1421W Schmidt 6°54 4 . lines: Bed very reasonubie. Grand! yw TERM N. 50oa ; : wanes GRU SHERS—Pulverizers volving #°reens, TOOL, DIE AND MACHINE WORK. Sie okt | a Popular son : h: 20 | ’ |; Gaener av ain _ ie . = 4377W. . : , (7) - \. 5095—Beautiful second-floor ; m: large; southern exposure; with cou- road and special machinery’ write cr call. Special. machinery; experimental work, | MARE —Good, w weighs 1400 ibs., $100; har- | anteed. and instrument a oem | rT Pet = : x — a om. with running water; excellent table. | Pe: $4 week. Cabany 4889J. ee" Suiv——2 rooma 4d floor Gruendier Patent Crueher & Pulverizer Co.. | metal stampine: reasonable rates. 'DBAL ness, $15. Cenyal 82981. 1911 North | 211 N. 7th. Phone Olive 9972W. Branches PLA geet [ANO—Mahograny: cost — S500: | HARTFORD, 3417A—1 wo young Ren or | WATERMAN, 55xx—Room and board: pri. | DAVISON, 5528—2 jarge rooms, bath and is08A—% or & Light Ist st, Main 1518. —— (99) MACHINE & TOOL CO., 22 8. Broadway. 10th st. (c) | Grand and Olive and 1506 Hodiamont, (c@9)| 346° Delmar as oe ae aed age oe nee, Se ee card in| vate family: very convenient: University electric: adults only. mgdern conveniences; DIES—Patterns and castings for manufac- ¥ 9) ar. fc) private family. Sidney 30 VE. _.... | cat. Cenany 2am GREER, 4465—Two hall rooma, furnished: southern exposure, nexy ees SH. DP. a. Cc. motors for sale at WE design and build special machinery,| wagon, in best condition; very cheap for Flick, 8516 Jenn! d Sst. L ! Rate Exclusive home for 2 modern. RY 291W. ; . LTE LS Ses your own price, 1271 Pine. = = =| stools, dies, stamping and manufacturing.| cash; owner has no use for them. 2511 ate 2 ennings roa t. Louis clase. for counie or genta. Grand SI58W.| refined gentlemen; excellent cuisine; inves- | MARCUS, 2512A— |VAN 4TH6A—-F re Hi : : ( ; - Wri h R. G. Gi E | g A. Brockmever, Director. County rc) | - = | , j Room for two, $5 week, VYL.VANIA, mE: price $2: “each: 5S modern eelt-open- / + dag 408 Dolph" Blak. sie ‘Touts, | _Goode. TENOR- BANJO. mandolin, guitar, mando- | PLA YER-PIANO “Slightly Pe arg UMP _e LY, S3CO9VA—Room and re gate this. washing to luded. y furn.; @ultabie al . by wat te See | A= MAKKIST WAGON ood, win ez | Mn-banio; fretted t , A 3 Sean’ LAs m= ard for 5 gentlemen or couple employed. | WESTMINSTER PI 3946—Newly -| NORT sakfaet if desire a N, ing. P. B.| instruments our specialty. | tor: yy | f a ewly fur-;/ NORTH MARKET, 5140A—2 »; Dreaaia i i¢ “ onstrator; never been out of the house: Grand 174 J] / nished rooms with board: reasonable. new: conveniencen: as — cool, 1° —— | ane MARE AND HORSE—2 —— : | meneemriigainat | -~ pay OT MPERIAL SCHOOL OF MUSIC | PLAYER; PIANO— Electric; $280; like new. | HUMPHREY, 3666—Room and board. first-| WATERMAN, 507- ee we VRE ee "hlhad—Two furs ming roorme, ow meee v8 '" Kidd, Shackelford pl.. ®t. Charles rd | Quick, practical methods. AGENTS for’ the Ww Warare na a r way. 1300-02 47092. ie9Y) -. ee Sey | $400: was S600: terms to suit. — oer * . — . - —————— ELECTRIC CHAIN Hotsts—%-ton capac.| BICYCLES—MOTOR CYOLES | NCLE—S years old, $50; call before 12.) Mandolins, Guitars and Tenor Banjos, | BEYER'S. 17th and Locust. (097) | JUNIATA. 3008 —Fimished room, breakfast | WESTMINSTER, | 4242—Reautiful south |OMiOLE, 5416—2 unfurnished rooms for Lae itv: bargains. c G. & oa A. ugh. | O00. j 3621 Garfield. | STUDIOS: | PLAYERS! ANOS—L’ sed: guaranteed ex- | 4a. a - — ————— -— ——- a i Ph seme, for tw J, good meals, instantaneous | Heht hovmekes ning: nice loc ation ‘ ting house Ke 02-04 N. Broadway. Tyler 1520. Central | Wanted | MU LES—Two mules and wagon; cheap: at | 5169 Delmar. Forest 8213W. | cellent condition; play 88-note polls; will | JUNIATA, 3415—Room _—— board; se | PAULIAN PL... 5246A—Neatly furnished: A 4797. (cO9) | a bargain. Riggs, 2111 Papin. | 4926 Eichelberger. Riversicte 1395W sell on terms, no interest, $235; also a men or couple; private home; reasonable. | \wisy biNk BL... 44510—Large front room private family; “adults: minute’s walk from i — foe t_ArManen® — | PE N G —— | Box N-115, Post-Dispatch. P piano Paderewski, Liszt and Rachmant-| NEBRASKA, 2220-——Nicely furnished room, =36 |ALLEN, 2700—Ligh ed | Erie-Ball engine. BICYCLE—Coaster; mudguard; light $12 | Pp E DDLI G WA ION Like new ; brass- MU SIC — is . — a noff play: beautiful singing quality of tone: board; good neighborhood; private fam- WINDSOR PL., 373! Large furnished and | 454 504% agnt housekeeping rooms ; ~—Share with refin ac va. Westinghouse generator, 8-/ 1905A N. 13th. . "| (mounted harness; fat shorse; $70. 2729 | _Zapt, 6437 7 Went P rk av. Marshal 40R | used: perfect condition; $585; terms.| flv: on car line. (c) | unfurnished rooms; private baths; board: |ALILEN, 2755—5 rooms, bath. furnace, laun Me well furnished 6-room | Cass. et mt ATK AV. Marahall Sh0n. | Acolian Co. 1004 Olive st ROOM AND BOARD—Will board 1 or 2| Dusiness people; references exchanged. | _ (ry; $35; with garage. $40. . oe CL9SK. nail ee ee Lindell 3415. (3) | ARSENAI AL, 2201A— —Front room for genie Front, 7 owner's wo reaiae phase. 60° cy ote to Ball engine BICYCLES hired $1.80 and up, used bicy-| oa ORCHESTRA . sk ilre: n ; ne Hey- | p | me ; > ~ P ( us —Colored t t bert 1 | . 1400- 62- 04 ML ae cles, 4; new tires. 7113 &. Broadway. dey in Bronco; cheap. 1716 8. 7th st., 24) | occasions "1 Lin, BRS 7 TR ee WE RENT Upright P ianos for $1. OU edna bie: ame coating: $3500 block. Pesta = man only. “a h thy , Tyler 1520. Central 4792. (c99) | BICYCLE—$S; cal . 28 | : ‘ing _ | U 1 | . J ) | CITY | tiiand 4700). — call Sunday only. 2841 Ab-| | PONY—3 PIANIST: Lady; loving ure house; A&A month and up. lozzi Grand 2049 (ec) 7 d_ 47004 or a * care: guaranteed sound: bridle | NIST yi ing ft : ; ee e) ARSENAL, 2634—Two furnished reeme, ioe Gran = ae _—~ gg gh ell ANT—One porta- er Pi. —— ;__and saddle: $50. 1512 Oak C-ove ouble on violin: union L nde 3838 wu RLITZER, 1006 Olive st. (14) | RUSSELL, 2954—Room and board for one - ROOMS : FOR RENT- i _| light housekeeping. q AND ROAKD— Elegant Seles rg A$ 4 oh n «9 tons. Ideal Motor | BICYCLES—And movor cycles: selling ‘em | SHETLAND | PoONyY— @potted biack and | VIOLINIST—Sit.; young man wants dance | ———e = —+\ or two persons: all conveniences. Call | ROOMS—Two; furnished — for light house- | ARSE NAL, 4 i gwo, employed; near Ges Gi NBER ai Megan neat a out at cost; act quick. 2120 8. 7th st. | white: beauty: make offer. 208 Ferry st. engagements or picture show job; experi- | rok TLL YOU”’ Snundav_or after 6 p.m. (62) keeping. Victor 2946X. een eo ee ae a ) i ‘- Sneath a er: Sw BICYCLE—Same as new; call between 9 and| SieTLANIT PONIES—AIl kinds and colors: | Pio SAR RR a I Take advantage of our August clearing eale | SHENANDOAH, 3828A—Room and __ board, ROO M—Furt nished; clean, large, comfort-| AKNSENAL, 3904— ’ ' Fiursell and “Apring: new, Je. odes power. box H-390, P. D. 1. _ 6417 Geraldine av. | br oke: gentle. for children. Ray M. Ken- 7 MAC’ HE RS Ww t . oa hone. drum and | of uped pianos and player-pianos? Wea have young lady, all cony eniences; near three adie » al ik conv er lence “Ss. ( abany— 54387 Ww. a ployed; “steal het ees for om- : snatle, breakfast if OIBTING ENGINES——For rent or sale. | BICYCLE—And Hriges and Stratton motor | necly. _Tavlorville, I1. _ nit (cB9) | __gtring instruments Box N-208. P-Dis. \just what you want at the price you want cars - summanaguieenesnmeanintantioneiiniis ROOM—Large, cool, classy furnished front, | 1332, : eer ee ii - a (TR OMBONE P - AY ER—Rox N- 111, _P-Dis. ito pay; easy terms: act quickly. THIRTEENTH. 3065A S.—3 rooms, mod- | and kitchenette. Lindell 36075R. choellhorn-Albrecht Machine Co... 721 N. wheel: uset 2 months. 1536 N, 18th SHR’ ; , 24 st.. Rt. Louis. Mo a ——— SI ETIAND | PONY—Young and_ gentle. F. BEYER & SON, 17th and Locust. (¢37 a , t one ‘ 4 é ern, furnace. (c) | Re =" BICYCLE—Girl's; will sell ata bargain: Kist’s Oil Station, Woodson and Lackland, VIOLINIST and trombone .OM—Newly furnished, in private home, facing park; gentlemen only. Grand .* Overland, Mo. to ioin orchestra. Box N-389 -D. iF R. ANK STEL 4 BEST Pp LACE TOWER GROVE, 1707A—Room and board, | _ for refined gentleman. Forest S937W. _4156W. : ttn “Ttwin be aosutneieetiaatnn : sere (twit | | ’ i ¢ : - Mirn! " “ - ; ar Grand pees “yaa ARSE N AL, 3660A——Cool room, hall room. aoces” from part r : plas ers Wanted P CREAM MAC HINE—10 gallons, with $18 39694 Shenandoah (c) | nae rel! chee 2501 &. 12th st BICYCLE_Good conditio — « 2 : ces | . en — — W—E Strobel ahs} 25 34x80; ‘like new, $10. 832 Park. oe eed wird WAGON-—S20; harms, so; two-| Falcon Novelty “Orchestra |'To buy; no Interest charged; 10 per cent off | West RO MS—One light housekeeping, one large | (7° t ros., 8O6 Warren. BICYCLE—Good as r; $15; c 35. > WAGON—Wit —. U é. dn: ent | AC “MY. 822—Rooms 424. | - a | of “pusinens MACHINERY—Machine tools and —— 2PI2ZA MeNatr. —— ae | TOP WAG ON; =with | side curtaina; rood | SCHUBERT & BON. 2607 Franklin. Ho- you oye surely tind just the ansttim “ey AVADEES 2 nop, Ree Sha good board; ofcine soos Siem, Swe tere clecr, Grand fete Oe eee suratenes of , tt rn husiness B enue 0 ni ood - Gama en N ~~ . ~ i ; ‘ s ic . ve ranzkonnable ~ rest d hs . nanan oo _~ ee ‘ o entienan wen na ocn- work! + : | mont JI71W We tune, repair, refinish; fasy terms, $1 weekly or $4 monthly up. | . oR He 'R j | : > , @ tira 2) poreiog Stock in Be. 1 both 6 | used. Tee et condition; reasonable. 4210 ee gy ing age ag TR ay ot eatimates free. Members National Associa- The valuable Kieselhorst RRR: with et we hg em Furnished rooms and board; | ad. win ee ig - ed lady: be St RTT aT “3070A — T ' tt es nervy Co., 2293 eo tl we , “kh aN. -| tlon Piano Tuners. (c@9) | each instrument. 7 wee all conveniences. o 173) © ady; refer- | + J89/VA-—COOl, light room; al ° unfurnished, of = BICYOLE—Repairing all makes; parta for) —~**: | §5 PIANO in INING— a | KIESKLHORST PIANO COMPANY, BARTMER... 6862—Roo ences. __Cal)_Capeny 2/32 | ,conveniences; private family. Grand a “ated betw Sri Degenee an t received carload on new em; all tires ¢f 50 each. Phone Main) WORK HORSE—New harness. wana: good | $ anteed. Oe aUNE G-—Repairing, oat Established 1879. 1007 Olive st. | with —— Room for young ¢irl |ROOM—Blegant; 3 car lines: bus; apart- | 316M. : ‘ww Orand me 3100 to 4 Mors oar —— aor Seu Rend 19% 9. Hughie, 209 N. 12th ““(e)| _condition; third floor. 2838 Ohio. | 800. ‘Victor 518. . (c62) | ee oe S, Hamlin, 4. B. | GABANNE, 5642--Heautifully furnished: | en9aw private family; gentlemen. Forest |CALIFORNIA, 2624—-Rooms, convenient to | ymnable for business; middl ar, +08 ‘Ray * Sa BICK CL TES—New aeiiiinass racers, | WORK MARE—7 yeare old: weiahe 1400 $2 —EXPERT “piano tuning and repairing: wond lerful Sn Meer “Re ieterinn" aes the | running * aiekan shower i pete a ION W. (1) 2350M, lines ; home comforts, Sidney Be phone Victor 1264 betw HINERY—HRar shafting. Wall drill _Phe i ' m 1039. Hug bike caken trade. | pounds: just out of work. Thomas Stew-| guaranteed: 25 years’ erlence. Kautz, | @!so0 Victrola and Brunswick phonographs | _™eals. Cabany : (c)y ROOM—2 young women or couple emaneyes: ait e! room presss, 2 presses, motors, lathe. at most nib Main _Hughie, 209 N. 12th .(c)| art. 3701 Ttaska a7 44 Russel). Sidney 1283W. Victor | and records. Q. R. S. player rolls and | GABANNE. 5U73—_Lovely. room. sleeping | -~™odern conveniences; reasonable. Colfa | CALIFORNIA, 2610A—Nice front room: me. ose S an ielculous bargain. Bensinger. 1009 Mar- BICYC LES—First-class condition; | racers | 260, (c14) | Zenith “Long Distance” radios. (co6) porch; modern home; excellent meals. For- | —0"™ (83) | ode rw ~ employed; conveniences. Sidnes light housekeeping. . and coaster brake and up. 2804 rk Pastur | AUGUST CLEARING SALE—Great bargains | est 42! 0M / 2 | ROOM Large, suitable for couple « er : : cc KE : 2 : 200M, . Large, r2 eT ELI. Jed \-— Lar LA age Pp HONOG R AP HS REP. AIRE D Phan used upright pianos, gran pianos, play- | GATES 5069--Room and board. conven. | ,cmployed, in apartment. P Call Rete, CAROLINE, 3559-—-One large furnished : ~ a ~ a lennal “ priva ; | JITSSJ room for housekeeping, every convenience. ; 3020 —Wiesle fur ACHINERY—Tathes, scraw machines, Grill 16th st. Open Sundays until noon. 'PASTU RAGE—Near Wellston; blue «ras, We repair and furn!sh parts for all makes lanos, reproducing gyros shonogra vhs Reese i F | eat oon n re : — >. 5 wee u 4 . om. Grand 2193W. ite. machines, b ott veuttors grinders, mill- BICYCI. ES —ptore 1 buying, see our used | bike knee high; 8 springs: $1 k: h ‘of an aj i $: i olt cutters, s care punch epartment to _ Hughie, 209 N. | ‘ n week: horses of phonographs: motors and reproduc FAGIO“, Prices wo), » $2 25 | — a ROOMS—2 , : | called for and delivered. Fisher. Bell called f delivere S sre: up: you will surely find just che instrun t DELMAR, .§940—Room d board, $8 week: | JMS— 7 | SAXOPHONE-—New Ito Cc un, $70. cost me - abso! , rr = GRAND BI 1810 N LAD. 4240—-Large, airy -_ eening rooms of Ll of en! H. P. C.: — s $47 50. , & I » aito Conn, ‘O, cost 50 per cent: absolutely late models, in-| G OODF ELLOW. 472A— R re iL. ,LGLO N.—-2 rooms, gas, bath, ,_ room; southern | 7 A 531 L Wine.” Olive BOR. al Electric: MOTOR | CYCI. S—1018 Indian, lightweight; | Riana Hig pr samara a _- stage amp., $45; | $115. Tyler 2961M. ag ge - equipement: a per week | fast. far coun! R. emnplov: tom a -. eak. yy Ra floor; _$18 month. (c7) Cent ROLOT. all after 6 o'clock or Sunday, - EMI RON PL, 1750. —_ 5 Cael eho ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; roaagway. | ) cu an s oR. , eee ion £ SEER Aaee reed and ur eolian C'o.. ( f t. a eee ee 2 € 7 : dt a, Be ie ext cleah, { S—for anle or rent; all sizes; new | Riverside 2626. arts, coils made for oar eet MeKIb- BAXOF HONE “ko 93 (C melody: never | Tweed cana | KE NSINGTON, 5043A-—Fifrnished room: GRAND BL... 1221 N.—Furnished room for | FOLSOM, 36%2—-Clean. cool i Diiont room and kitchen, for and used; wiring, repatring and installine. onan ——-———_—_ | en, 3) 522 WwW raehington. IcKib used, 46 Gra aL Lac! ede 5: 56X. MAY TROLA |! egg . * — —- excellent ments: all conventences, a sleeping purpose or housekeeping; con- room: all convenien sane Rell ». __ Suraienes = . modern home; Electric Co.. 221 Market at. (c82 OTOR CYCLE—Harley-Davideon: ois : SAXOPHONE—One baritone: silver. tion; reasonable . Trae, block | KENSINGTON. 8105—Room and board for | —~cu™ences._ sian —— a ee 1 cl AND GENERATORS — io all al condition Call Sunday morning. rte SIX-TUBE MURAD- ~Slightly used; includes bell tuning device; one C deanna | east of Gravois. (a) twe: edteasens. Del: aa eamaee ‘ mg | LINDELI | GE YER, 2147A—Furnished room, vrivaté rhood. Beil phones nh | electric sauipment: we rent | sizes: Rusre}! a | yh rial. loud speaker, A battery, brand- sliver, gold bell: both tn nerfect con: Aition PHO NOGRAPH— Solumbia, with records | 2203 ; . » Bu, 8548—Fine sleeping and | family. iat is. O04 heer¢ul { Hugh, 1500-02-04 N. Broad. MOTOR CYCLE—And side car, Henderaon, | monte Be genet ge and charging cutht: Write C. l.. Schuster. 6912 Julian | Rese Tnoulre 34278 Indiana rT ACLE DB. ZA5i...aoen ead card, wae. | Grand. eeping free phone; Lindell at | GEY ER. 2047A—Laree furnished room for room. furntehed: people « ay. T ner AU520. Content 479%. (cA9) ee 19; 4-cylinder: just been ov pine getaaed | $223 cash Box N-299. meee eee Ave for | TENOR BANJO—New; call Monday between | PHONOGRAP He Brectically new; call be- | LINDELL “ni “Fi07?— Room — ~ board; —|- genta: $2.50: conveniences | mere "a aoe ; cheap for cash. 1236 N. King’s igh eran .. «-Dispat ch. 10 and 12 or 6 and 8. lI3T75A Arlington. fore 1 p. m.; no dealers. £240 Cote Bril- home privileges. Lindell 1991. )L OC UST, 312 i lean an cool; runuing | ‘ ie YER. 2327—Kooms: furnished: rood “car AAS 1605. == & 3 us . . Water, baths: 75c day: week up. ich) | _line_connec tion .- noveek «30 S— «paren i XA 4427—Laree kitohes 1 S—1 & -horsepow er 1-ph. Md cara cee mere - _ . . Pp . GG. EB. new; se 3-hp VTO CY(CLE—Indian: needs minor a 'TRAP AND SNARE DRUM_—O ante. ——____— -— ie enor . . PEA —( omplet ~~ — IN d as f (T.inde re. | rar TT Li r Whewretl entury: 3 et at ROSS MOwars: Kf 24 floor | maT _Radio ier rea _fit: bargal in. 1417 N. New stead. — | PHONOG GRAPH — Edison: reasonable: leav- | u in . Rene 4146 So L - ard: beautiful LA “ mht 546— Sleeping room, southern ex- |“ wi ; ts Lin BS mnt nouscteeiag roome:; hoveekerping, 2 ladies or o@ y | “Ae CALL ‘Bldney 2R81 for rae > epairing. VIOLINS—Keal! bargains, To up. Lidhoim. | ine city 3 8S. Vandeventer. Linde!) | house: excel! ent meals: moderat —— at a (1) hath v urnishe reasonable; electric, 2 » al od 1600 8 ys > ano thew Cc YCL E— 1919; Harley-I Dav Idson; a | legality and Equipment O9ORQ ¢ the violin maker. none. Franklin. (c99) 1355W ' LINDELL BL., 4017A——Bricht roons for 3: oar + - SOL! ~? Ppa furnished room: | GIBSON Wt ase rERN . Hi, rennonadis rent > = : ‘ . . ‘4A 8./| 9 5 eee Lee > ne 7 . beatae on anita — entiemen pnreferre or man and wife ’ . ;—Furnished roome: ne or nt . “ q _(c9Ox) VIOLIN alk “autiful: ge lone | PHONOGRAPHS—Bargeains in all kinds of | exc alt nt megis; private familly. Lindell OLIVE. 3512-—Lieht housekeeping —— two ventiemen or couple emplo TT . ‘urniaped ' ae abl » for or - -- » &. at } hy : ‘ ‘ Bros tw = . res) bargain prices, Remem AAWway cE ae SE TUBES REPAIRED bow. $ Paul Wie. - stort My th used phonographs of atandard makes: 267 ; | 7 f a LIN! Sieceping rooms; call after 6, evenings. GIBSON, 4523—Front room and «itchen- We have all sizes in a. c. and MOTOR CYCLE—Harley-Davidson, 1921:| Immediate exchange on WD11 and UV200 . Every motor must have| elect . .| these machines are guaranteed; worth up I. INDE i.1.. 4017-——Roo ith oy “ ctric equipped; cheap if sold before 1 | or six-day aervice on vo | VIOL IN—A G lags. See _Pro e i ft 00; will sell for less than half price; m with meais; four a . — | ette, furnt 4 ee é mp of approval Reoairing. eet aster | o "clock 7127 I, indenw ood Benton @2347R. | work um ‘onditional! Ms : Beem ion ~— x... | maker 1Ne1L ( “hestn Th opete, violin «A. Satie v « Up vp 8; gentlemen; ladies; all conventences; home rar EF. “moe licousekeeping and sleeping | rage foratahed — housek ping: a : ATER ~ uO Furnished re ( ; Ss . aan antl SI See a “ No - 2 mis mie an b ~* . : : " ’ ad ~ tonal Flec. Servica a 9809 Washington: | | MOTOR « YC L E \—Harley- Davideon. i9iv: 3- trie. oe a ae taking | it Denco Eee. XY LOPH PL. 234% e Wass . apered fur- GRAND, 3137A 8 —L : ob TE MORE, “ y par IRAND, 31374 Large, cool rogm, pri- | Siahed bhaunekesmiee Gaaeel der: $60 cash; ride it home 053 Union —_ 80 Hornbeck & Hardic Electric Co. Bs ee Ay RADIO TTY BES > REP AIRED roe Son oon : . —— with records, $150, like new. Colfax Sak HERSON, s933—Southern expored : NE—Deagan drummers’ special. RAARR room; 1 or 2; excellent meals; private: nished rooms, housekeeping or single; vate home; al nice hall room for gen i 4 finer rchuite “«,* » > . » Gert them rep { ed kiy reminder ior motors, a. oc. 4. MOTOR RICYCLE 2'4 bp.; Shaw chain pa irec now, don't wait til 2 oot . . : . PR ae Pee NN Mee aR our price list: sizes up to 50- h. Grive PRON OF ran 10 miles; good as new; pl be tube is burnt out or the fall rush LZ 4 np av Se Ben stohtert, 2646 VICTROLA—Cabinet mode! ractically nin — Diano, sewing machine, laundry. f 7) tlemen > $10 8 Market. Both phones (89) cheap. F. Mittendorf, Carson rd., north on, Have some on hand to exchange at the - an aieinninniat eng ites —_ . " | McPHE RSC IN 3N33—Southern expose a OW ASHIN o ese ——— -— —— —- 3 - —-- } INNEMAQGO s2Q0A-——N | of Bt. _Charles rd Clayton 2231 . ing prices ind many others —-——- | new. Call Sunday morning. 2511 Wash- ; ‘ .. ». oats ss s room t+TON, °645—Front rooms, ‘82 up; GRAND, 3415 8 —Furnished front room: » a a ee ~ kee ing. —— : ae ~ «#00- 30] Vacotubes. : Pianos and Oo | tneton. — fe 4 © Tg 2, excellent meals; priv ason- ; sleeping, ho iseke oping. elderly peuple; au- | twin beds, for 2 people emp! loved: also *% 4 Peom fo en - use ONT BAG used mixer power loader, 6 hp. " is AR INDIAN with extra body, $30 ‘ i . 32 \ np Cc "00 TT Vv , rgans for Sale VicTROLA—An4 records, with stand: rood McPHER XX {aaa are a ee Tie “f pac ' unfurnished rooms; call Sunday morning or ; YOMING "O93 Fut ne; one bag used mixer, platform, 6 me K . meh tn ———— ' wy 7 8 sent in. returned parce! Al ‘OLLO playver-pviano; exchanged: ec iipped for club use: double bed and a reed cPHERSON, 263—Well furnished front | W ASHING’ \rONn, N, 3230—W ell-furnishea light | Monday ning water ‘Ice ‘i ’ i "rua , “ _—" - ‘ er ‘ went. il a, 1 ) ( . . ' su 1] © . aceite - a . f p mgene. pes I prices on new % and | NEW AND USED PARTS ‘for all notor SOOG8A Louisinn: # mal _ Ro W. Zimmerman, With all Apollo expression devices a baby buggy. 4516A N. st. Tyler bin a Se h usekeeping rooms, 2 connecting or sin- | GRAVOIS, 4325-—Neatly furnished modern TOMING, 4021 Nie ma sack mixers. ‘ton Holt tractor, Tulley | cycles at low prices; expert repair'ne on =— na av. Riverside t836W.(cAM) | Quick sale, $190, with $10 latest rolls and | 2342W- fe) | peasonabdile, NP ee eae | front room: referensem Wivereiae tnased-in sleeping poreh, ipment Cc 9, | motors, carburetors and batteries Kin "4 —_—— ben: *h: S7 per month A oy! ‘ : + een ee a a ee ee r McecPHERSt DN. 4474—Nicely “furnished room = see - 7 e a . sou. | Aconian Co., 1004 SRAVOIS, 2221A—-Two rooma for light ei. $ baths; continuous hot water; home cook- housekeeping, couple, third floor. ; Santana ons ” ° Highway Cycle Co., 1166 N, King's } ad, t R — s— INTING OUTFIT—P rene 7x11; motor, 7 ' ‘. Kings hig BOAT D +i. _— R MI er. tyne. CA Ree etc 749 c* ase av - way ee — se —- fe HY) " A S AN LAUNCHES B ARY GR. A ND STF] XN VV AY at vle oO _ , ecord oll Sheet usio Ing. ; (5) Po aloo 5 SS TING P Righne— by "TF Cc and P.: Bak “ é oe hs anon eaters, metai boats. anteed; practicallv™like new: Pelt My oh RECORDS-—Special, Victor and Columbia MAPLE, 5068—Room with be rd f for two’ ASHLAND, 'GRav IS, S206A—Laree. Ileht front room: 1 ; material, @ell « heap, leaving clty HORSES AND y VEHICLES era. ) a s a marine engines, propel- mahogany case evimpathetic tone qua Hey records, 10-inch ooeae _— y re rach; "rr? niet ed: mriy vate Forest , honuseekee ¥. (7) two ver tle ‘me n or cour le employed oY LE NDMON iw 220i ‘ dO] ; ia elif ‘nor re " i ' ff 4 . ) no- MAPLE. 7 - 7 . ore Ker " y : p home. a Calll motors, new and delightful action: reduces $5 50 with bene} records exchanged, J c eac als phono MAPLE 5A46 R oom and board on ‘refined BLAIR. 2519 Furnished Ve ii AVOIS, OMLSA —_ y roome, bath, electric eq ousekeeping, private Bes graph Shop. 1009 Fine st. (eOD) . arge ‘housekeep- . a ta) r people emp loy ed : Dna len? at me cooking : ing re om ; bath and electric. nice one) fon eo2F »* ¥ acant. i InhigkTy ,% 1% rurnt 4 pS SSOe8 det ~~ care st —_ . — BRarhour Le , é . PRESSES—lU'eed and re! ufrt Ww t d Catal osrue on han Me Dee Vailey Park, Mo = A. j Ty aN rY ‘nts Aen 7. Cn 1004 Olive Price, Gordons; paper cutters, | — ane —. BOAT M TOR Wtd.— ae e089) | BRAMB Ac Ho grand vlaver; excellent cond all conveniences. Cabany 213: MRO AY i907 N Newlv furaiahes | HART! ‘ORD, 3817——-Nicely furnt hed roo thous board; private . Mit holer A . a a > ~- vue? re ’ ’ , . tj *) > ' —— _— . Tk 2 —— — _ i » —- : , , * . c _ - ; CARER, Trt It} | | #" fine WAN | Use of saddle horse. sultahle for 4} nition Victor 2° 3] x l; a> ~ 4% Bess : ! WT) na lORANY responalive MAI L OL T— Roon } and boar 1: od f! Or ’ : l or 4 persons. Seeders Cotes | owner home ’ ely irnis m., sirable r Vie smail payments front; southern exposure Forest 783° S7S7TR , -“ — ---—— -- = er . : = TT "4 ame ) A842 17) LTPORD, 3424A—Laree, nicely fu ishest - a neg yh Sished. or = a eet _ Printera’ Supnmiv Co. 114 Olive lady to ride; for its keep; respoasible FO ! . . “wae ' - party. Call Bentor ISWw ) Z arrow L4-ft wte el b id. , ve . EYS—Sirel, tron and wood pulleve, all | - on 1405W A ert drive’ out cel boat: also Calli ie Tt nm — ROOMS and BOARD £7) | 4 _—— ‘ON, 2600 N.—Nicely furnished room, | outh ream: couple or ladies employed: f - hs ATES : cond! MAPLE, 5541—Large. cool room. with Ate family ; will give breakfast. Grand farmfiv: twin hede : L'IZANETH, 6176-1 untul ses, new and eens: also shaftine. hnos- r lora court ; : de é couplings wilting, ete ST rar’ is : = —— ae eee A On ee 1m, Sas rn -ttho ~ a mn BR OM ——— ae TIN ANT urnished room in pre ferred ; conveniences. Cs in,’ “AT “1. ANT 207A 6 un. dt private family, sewly contracture. aervice rARRAR !? . up It oe. Doubl net : mud wagon good : rr MACHINE! CO., SIIB Granite Nidg eles "40 N. Garrison (rear). Hogan ' O hay on : si a - i -—- - vl. To yr » eae : . ub wit ited wer Sun... diapiay. 35c watly S0c ‘ . I oo ~ —_—_-——_ --4 widow's home i _ oe . = - : ‘ = gh) iA! NESS yey arm wagons : horse and ice , é a TY taal _ : c ' ikea at all Dl A AR : reprod , sin , rere len; all Discounta., per line: Agate—$ ‘4 ’ . } “beard, “Wercet” ane J f : ith 4 ail conveniens es. ‘ olf ix ts De ‘AL i. To : we " tA—Larae. light, airy Woe and atee!: aree atork , bo) to wagons; sacrifice, 4°°4 Evans ic) - ——--- mis SI _ fo At celebrates lanis Ave recorde r Ic: 7 times. 2c: 30 times, daily 3c, ; fe. veo = CATRIE ia ee ——eee | OOM, CWin beds, % block Cherokee car. — a * 3: - . - — _o > ae P ange aoe, Sioes Mid HARNESS | aT ge young work hor ses. * 7 ane Tris open gunwale, short bn me rl ae ' , ‘ er Diaplayv—s rimeé, Ic; is, is — BI. H1.44 ——K On m . and boat , th tlemers : cy a See mn for ‘wo gen ‘ran TIOWN - , , ON «nt ho uee hoop ~ v nih nie oe | true pullers: S55 up. 2725 Clark av. (c) width lazy bac \ $45: ‘ 4 baddies, double 2: eee SIc ny, Wonceree alue: S605 duily 2c, Sun. 5c; 80 times, ly. $ ny ~ $58 ee: for 2 mer % nl} nveniences. and laundry; reasonable; | JEEFFEMSON, S121 8.—l1 of nicely fur-_ «VR RE > oltting a ‘aes. HARNESS % tighienae” 2. Uavies Land- ae Popes Acollan Co., Sun. Se. PAGE BL. 3591-—Large room (h board. ELEVENTH, 2612 N_—J ’ ; | _ ished rocme: all comventonces, : 3 ton COS W eT ae mo ‘¢ rrie =" yt) reek! w — oa - oahen ae . $4. ; — tooms for light ! JF EFF ree oN. “AFOT s. T we ' ~larce tural : . . o a — ping; 5, gas and electric. reoma, with hath. Sidney 3047. TAN. o _- 34 a iris oF coupe, 5 s4so" BRS TOOLS—@ 8 brakes’ 30°, a6" , ‘SS Single and — double, patent 2OT1N Meramec Highlands. Gallaher, Benton | 2004 Olive at. at “rim pe: on dora ump and log wagon. 4012 8, Broadway. . iW ~ . . - ah LAE erksner= Ce etn N wh °° | fARNERN-—10 horses, mares, mules; dirt | CRUISER—26-foot, — 1" Nn PRIC PIANO—Wickel slot, like new ROOMS WITH H BOARD—CITY RIDGE, 5083 Room and board for 2 em- | Sq Ss — Wikk & inoN WORKS mulldinn Wagons, peddler wagons: cheap. 19°] engine. 10-12 kan nting cabin: 16 h. p ! PAT, ~607 Prank!t: . (efit) BOARD—W anted; children to beard: pri- a yee home cooking ; . : lig pag oe ~Fur nished rooms. house- EFF ERSON. 2700 S Hall ——y _ #4 ® work of all descriptions: estimates Moreen at i gain for $200. toliar pe PB wl, order: bar- ELLING TON “upri wht; figured mahogany | __vate home. Forest ~* SJ from Page or Welton con . GQRAND. SROGA aus Bh nat heme omen r ly given, wire and iron fences 9119 HORSE-——Cheap 52°7 Odell at. board dail, Foot of Kra seep 4860" - S115 . BS SUPILY CO., opie at. L110 N. 3d st, i cycle. Beck, 1800 jen os ) or motor | PTANO —— upright. 880 48074 Gano. ate gg + ne — ra of Besired Jewish private dewish family; Apa riimen?. — ARTER. 4210—Furnished rooma, one- | SEPP EREOW r st. PiIANUQ—\We nol Gen a oe nal ter 37005. Forest 5270W est 1330M. j —— east of Grand; convealences; | front room, fc fiéor, y conventences: ; 4 4

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ecNDAY. : | ” Ber 12, 1928. e900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised here today? ros ten. soe AvS’= j . ——— hn ps -_ _i2, 1932 “nooms F FOR RENT—South _ ROOMS FOR RENT—-WEST ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST | ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST _ SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED | ROOMS WANTED =r ANIMALS - : i —— ) : A Pm furnished ‘ ARLINGTON ee — - - Th ONS—WOMEN, _an . nS L1G, eh ater, 90Tcn: roam fer we Ogee lg au maecune N.—Nicely furnished a | °c 4221b—2 nicely furnished front | WASHINGTON epin!| ROOM We eard with ge ROOM wid — Furnished. by any = = ~ —aning reoms; garage Op- clan ® : wy ‘ 1g rooms; convenient to Ulive a rooms; couple oF entiemen. Lindell rooms ontinuew ter. every co e. I + i rivate nily of vate family, no : experian f | housekeeping ToC s; garag P | means: references required; strictly —Tavier car; private 1203R v « (cl) | ver et ae e wel e oo. by gee =. a ‘ton | rage; south or west Poon Le a fe * ae = rnished for gene BERT, 1320—2 : [wo connecting housekeep- | OLIVE, 4: *. D)—Lovely furnished | ASHINGTON 1} ) near Ur ! red. Rox N-52, Post-Dis.| ROOM Wé —Furnishe POUDLE—Maie; house bro bd r ~ neatly furnished light | ing: ro private family Pore 9451 om: all wat , i ¢} id. wags gaane A . . eg oe : ; to ighway x Bkinker; Rr , . houpeheont ng rooms. emp! loyed only. c) | Svan e farni! i st 1245R n s1e7 _ Becond *iger, inic hb! fe es ma ntit , a, lel ween ane? cigs P "D __ ural Bridge K room employed N- Fs — — POO iOLES- ry “hh Pp 10 weeks o r nt “Trot mn; ' { —- ion @ — 4220 Twe t leasant., unf irnish 04 . thu ; P. ane Sara Pte Pe ee _” ’ ™ a . : n plo 4. ND, ba 3: | ay me vy amen rooms for rooms with con, en! ences: ; only $12. l ers lV 21% Large cool room; modern GTO Bl Tt T ’ HOTELS ‘ROOMS Wtd—Or fiat, near Hi-Pointe. day. 1A argue / t ’ 7 —_ | la - ae — — epee ”"y | Morne ry?) evs t? Ti. « ’ . ‘ . . - ——_—- —_— - . a = — P , - . . Ps —_ 245 _ lAU} BE RT. 721 —lar ——— EV ANS $634—Furnished hous-¢ Kee ping: x : ; : > sitval ‘ private fat iy. ger ’ ee tTi ’ a ’ iv) in a » . ¥ ’ Tt y a 31°7 locust : n ad \s prefer furnished. Bos 7. (90 Ps “ Ive! matian or coac pups Geckeeping |__ floor front light ane sane 4 furnished 2d connecting rooms, gas range. electric, hot) — la a i patente et (c)| everything furnished: : FE a | AZAR MOTEL Cee: Me a AUBERT, 1348——Two second floor front | &}‘\A- 4008 \—-Furnished hallroom, aiso TT cew light, airy | orm; cool, BL . Aooe tree phone .- - M-.~ — eh) “ ae Oe ‘xing. . Se way ook. PUPS —Beagie hound; 7 alee some ° a ome furnished for housekeeping; eilec- : m.: bath, electric: gentlemen or seeiniiitiand anes ; ! uP REFS-KH IALTO HOTEL. 3634 Olive st.; Rox H ‘ao Poat t-Diepstem. es and bitches; price right; k ricity, gas range; telephone; no children. cou reasonable Delawr 7 —— ~y “ee eige Sint; TON B 4612—F . near Grar hot and cold water in rowme. |) Fer wed —Clean, | quiet room and kitch- | ©®!! Monday _= Murphy. . og = af a - ro ; om aa — remit : private bat he: thoroughly reneva‘ted Lin- |” er ette or Kitchen Brest 404 references; PUPS Setter ~ juet rt ht Yo train for Forest 4 41 maie 3 fernale O; fine stock. BARTMER G286—2 cting tr ; = ~ > akecone nans : SL . iu y fut par ) pe —_ : 7S yy Be “young man of voce tonal | RABHIT Hot ~D—$ oie "Wast ‘ enish- j bi } -trew i » : — .. ] rn | , 1 . a ; . " ‘ : - “ns . ' ae : “tae bit ; ms —= . Y I : ‘f des red: 4 a: Alhe , ’ : tre! t m J ' gieeping or light nouse keer] Tt Cont : te , a ¢ , ‘ on ne , on : a) ’ gS SANA RD r ppies “Thorough ght r; plan we eee i pioSs . - - beau! lee 908 CF Felion floor Beautiful | ——- a7 | FF 2.,©\« 3 _ 5 az. S\en in-a-dor; | ——— a-Si SEW | bees (2) a 0¢ tne adv. o Sun i TERMIER—-Puppies cheap . , ngplay i TOY FOX TEHRIER—-Male =) s “ nee ca peo- | ventence ! | : =~ “cr “ene = : — 45 it , P ‘TONS OFFERS Fe room for canaries, | es ‘ins Fates er king. furnished house- von a ci ' mes a AME iC A A) . pets of every Geecr'! iption, for cash. it . ergean’ expnsure: reasor roome? i. — ESTMINSTE! 066-—La ym ©) rnish eilent % _ a or writo, National, 2336 Olive 4 } ie nog ° _ . — ae ENDLE' NN, OZ " y rt . 4 nce ! , . Mary ' Lamcie.s ;@ 4 » prerty — and yoking for roons .MI11.7 ft ighe Seal —T ‘phate gg th mal we cee nd | A210 om | Snort: pupe oF . i n e 7 : P ve . ‘ : 4 oy , ' . nity . . ‘ ‘v> * . 1¢ INT ITC ITE — Dogs and Cats For Sale — ’ ‘ Ni ren ide ae ens i ivi , hai . 5s } Weis ro eS sec- vo a mt | — : oc: | ONES. 1299 (3000, near Pax: seg. | BRA Newly decorated, 3 inerki : | cate team : nome. “4008 N. Compton. ON “EXHIBITION i aoe. ees room, 1 rnish phone tchen orivi aay | - | be ; ’ cial , ' COTTON Tyr ‘EVALES—Three fine mee pv | " ' . at agg ene | ensurae ed | j 3 } >? rie j ; rie r niure | \ ’ , o . ’ ' r . ’ a : | oma = - - . “4 ad t aT aed root Sais eT ap . | RooM—Front, with southern exvos for| room, wit thou ee , : ple: S18 4 ) |AIREBDALE—Pups: weaned, eligi) Farm Kennels , | . > ’ =) ) =I —_— e “Apply - down- : le «oe —— d . ‘ratior ym ew York an | biock ta Ty] AMIL’ ro . 5919 Cleme! avasy PERRY. KY , car ° - “my ° wn - . . - 7 , ann ' ’ ™ bs « n 4 " in'ere. = ciy -| KENSING! aX , rooms and sleeping rn } HAM I,’ j I ‘ ; : , ‘ a leen ho - Soe ana ~U6- - Neat Ul nished re 7071, | por ’ it . . . 4 — “4 Moree ‘ - ‘ te aniee " . , ’ ; Fine fernaie ~ rmonths ‘ : : . _ on a A na ;, iy. abany _ 8: 45 KR ENSIN ; = a , ’ “ron reakfast lone! Apes anata PM, oe ; 4", nh! house broke must sell Inquire Wateon . op hou ts ~ *. ade — wen aw : » DU ROSEL A nde 7 : | ' iB E AGLI yp 2. Menard —————— hae —_ eu ‘dt : -% * an 7 Py 741—2 ligh' housekeep! nz —~ = : soe - = : — . . -= ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 2 (17 Fe a es 4 : - vet | ; | me EAS ; d ‘ oO! ) r , . m tt. ff ST SIND J fe _— hMiouseKer . : Pen. = ‘mimer rat uae TALiBIT Hel Ds xy 2 onths B_Bome___~ i “len ya | ping roon OM eels te ae i SBOW suite; al, owne e. $9) ' ro : ee ee ro Ass} ge Misceilaneous DSs6 a? U ern -ex9o0sed one . . ca ‘ r) — 4 4 {) v\ j ; ; zinc i ‘ ‘ aS nt J : , . : ‘ , J : : " : ‘ : aia lal : P : ‘ anatase ‘te family Cabany 7°08 S : : —_——— woOMs he exes ei— , ; monts ans * a the ye HEAGLE HO! Pal , , rater si jam 18 hoon For B285T_ ) ; me ree : ’ ¥; te TY ert Orv ‘eric es " ‘ os j ° . ‘ ort | an | ." rT" 4 : re . o* -~ i [7% . ad ’ | mr aA ii vate family; @ll modern onvenience tie ree oa Lim DD of 2 4 3 h pri . ‘i; Tt) HOTEL ‘EAGLE S Lamm , . eater tal PO acai aiiya DELMAR ‘BL., 33—First. floor dout S HIGHWAY. 1000 N.—Neat i! vat th in West End. Cabal VESTMIN v nt ices > steieaianesl ter ¢ ppiv 6 : 4 ' for sleep. 6 plights sarge i | - | - ; , ; » c ; i +) ime , Re ‘ ‘ antl) rt hed v0 _ wena ' te A _— ; . ‘ m Parracns 2 —_* » . . \? = +“ , . 4 j . . ‘ . poor’ r) ri o . t"Y ‘ * « , ‘ ; . week UL. | ,S ; »* »% . — . " ' , = “ nan i vs r Ls : ' | ‘LE HOUND PU) ins——! bills o%38 & Main et front nnect | -4— ~— ry carfare, «vol crowed |" rr “ 56311 Exeter, Shrewsbu' Phone ) i starae ate family. . | K! HIGHWAY } 1144 N.—3 rooms, | 7 Three fot . ts ing | _in : _| street see & | 2) | Renton 1047F es Pa; Gneene Gays: Ss : i i - . - —e - - . . - . —~ ey’ ’ : _Trmom os “— py! nee, screens rniture 140 fontclalr WESIMINBTER, 3739—2 nicely furnished ON BULL TERRIER PUPPIES Beau | ne Keoping and s = : 3 L post: , ry re 20008 leaving town ' ’ . j pin oms,; f rn ; t all Phot Bide, a . ' : ned; owner's home. | ~~ _- (©) | ROOM—Larke, cool, for couple or two ger sekeer ROOMMATES WANTED | ates y market me A sire Hardy. Normandy, > mag i ; ‘ . ; : ? ery +e - ‘ ss . J ° —— = : , on rate as a - 7 . | s! . ——T rr) : , } ; IMATE (4 al gel An, seve , royn | PPIES—Sired floor front room, 4 : : ~~ . y Guernsey, jyat — ; at "244 , roo! : M / Peau reasonabie . ° " ~——- , f ‘ furnished; first | ~ ; . “= ; iH are I os Me b -- ; . ery Ty bie = a berry =. ~ o ‘ , A ’ ’ / ‘ > or y 0) ; —_ *. ; : “t " , " ; - Sam . Ae ’ - ‘ “ . ; - - - - : 7 : ; Zz jen al ' en >one , : ass . ; ee | BO es : én useKeeplt ng ro =. ; vu . ’ ; OTT) a . ' reat i; . oe ‘ ‘ Si! : a L 5 . STON PUPS We marked, by : Mo a SA —Front . riva' ate neusmekeen : 7 ate fam mn] her pare _———= King. 9 week id Jor. Bremer ’ : * ct ; ' — we — werk , . . ~ , - ~~ : Geb s xX* 1ONn- ‘ ' ‘ ni erie ncesg . —_ _ " ” sat st Pm Net - ’ ' "\ a? ire " : “3 Vi SsiA ¥ ; ’ sas it , . ' rtme! Heli ", non es * . piss. ag Barred . hat t : — ete rer CLEDE. 3643—Light housekeeping in, = oe ra —- —— iw emnas a ‘wo C4) i b+ +A» — as : + ducks, good team, farm sre each Gay furn * OF LM i i vt , ) ; a yy Jf — ! , i ae “i ' i i phoroughured ; a ell or pert; eneap. , ' ' ~* : Ub ps jhe Ann ay eine sup Forlieeant line. — _— ste ——————— > a ere ya eae re a ‘ghed fron ' mOGe! Ei ved to share | need — exchany: roM ener — - i * DeLMAt bh eh oy she ; “a aoe A a ele ment, pri r month, aniline —— — ' - : ifa 21013. 4819}] BOSTON TER RIE R—Puppies; male. . mm erence ence ~ ‘ : mh : _ — : - P eS aS is ES’! re Lid L2arRe pnusualy San Fran reed 43515A Lae : ’ Yearling Knerve also ; attract hed oom ; aAttTa ‘ soe st J * " aa to v yee. bie »¥ ing lady, | BOSIO! rE KMRIER—Male. vedisgr rd - Pet Shonen 7348 Dlive hi private fam busi ae ay : ei ie aaa refé es. Apply : nar; boa! mab LTA TRA? “s. chickens far ng. colored ; ri! | man. a y 8s nas — Bre: oe aa asanmane wert . ' OSTON [EK—Nicel marked fe him John Meyer. TAndell 6158. | ' — ——_—_— Isher eping room; gentie emen A ae — . a (4) bf aa Furnished, h er al realiedl ae ick aa , n —Kefined lady; rate | 5 o clock or telephone f any «in a ae oa” aa toed mat ——_——$_ — 2 —S iret nem 7 ) gentiemen red nge.. rn ’ farniat hi ‘ OU! ellen : rt . - | MAK , 5 153-—C1 gieeping rvom. ; poms; furnished housekeeping. 2645M, references —y digi, * ont ho PON TERRIER—Pup — f) : - : tle- | a re ria! $1, fermaie, laundry work g-~ - . rage er Are r a a = mle 44 ena age = -s ho M—Neatiy furnisnes me . : ae > pl. . ; — lIAig ; 7 . : Te me : - ; ‘ Tie oem neta : ~~ : : gi | eonveniences. * ' ae . Oo aiaminide f i fioor roeom ri PG “al TY y ] ? | | , = . , Sata oe f -— nh . t ot ; —— a — ! . meni Aine ate lame" ox - TERRIERS Bellin 2 ei | ’ emen. Ca)! } —_—-_-—_— 4 TV) } eo’ " eel _ : "4 j and bope ne er aveniences. ee NE! L 040 wiy furnishe oe» 5 with rote ! ‘TON ER RIER Female, seal brindle, ’ ’ , a yf ‘ , 4 ’ 4 } : 4 rif ; ' ' st sTTLe@tas rnat ; ; . housekeepin ' Dats, 34 : oh secu" . ' wot > , - b eer 7 ~ 4 ee, Solid agate. 80c line ar ++ or nde , : i = amin ime vriv ates ' : e on na! : ne 7 wee) aetins shat! : , : “a Ue men \ : 46 ; beauty, price reasons ,@. Dias ay Sie daily Bun ow : n = ; Fey a —— ma ‘ _rythning mev _ te | , . ‘ Atalanta «@’ W ebater ao aeate ~ di , 4 mon ne old per itné 6402 Cheu fc, 20 times. daily 8c (a) 3 times. ! 7 times, datig fe. 30 times. daily Se, Sue. 3625 u! pot ; ny — » ft 1 hallroor bitch henett ruonmil ' 4 ;, , ing rooms, c.ean I _ wil INDEL!? 77 a20—Furnish rr e | if t - ne ant oer ' u ee} : ae at “ Lt : At jer herry a -onvenience. * ntiemat 1 floor r i te ‘ — , — Ee , i ru » = yor & ’ , | . — $$ é P . orn | a ‘ \' 7 t " ’ j at iui i | YT ‘ . ' ‘ ‘ 4 a Yu tT) . - —y “a : - : r» ’ : : each Pet 8 or, Con . _ a ee ert | MOOT al « room, with linde , ! LN OOM wte ie : 2°45 CAND Aiea Wid —aAny number: sekeeping 7 rere pars hen. Kas ran - hagas BST Wi $264-—1 were Ros I st-Dispatch. COLLIE PUPS le Eimer | Paid. Box A-1, Post-Diepaten. . - r : , , i Millis. Marc (ey¥) CANANIES Vid —Males and f yeekeeping roome | vi de . sit — Ss able ’ : , “$id cash. Write Missour! Saueb ce. >| and convenient none cn Aah! OM : : . ; _ LI , eo ¢ *% = 2 | : d ‘ : ; . , " ‘ : . o - — _ —_ McPHERS 4 3" Two rooms i nen ' ri = baty , an ies oa - vee a all Tes A z aaine mol rs ru ; Mowgli, i_— rs a iF] Losi Bt nowe LHAI! G N.—La! Louse pin EST PINE . : ters ge ee es : — : — ; “ : ore € Catal eo position in home —_—- —_—-— - --— — han 1 ricoly fi — |'McPHER 3949A—N! ly P Fy ed ray — ich te. | ; " nhene pian . z .°3* ;bOG LLA RS—Dor wads, _— sy Po - M — ft motheriess oT . alas ; >. axe, 324 ; DELMAR i osieapine as oS. ay? Phone Linde: a ba \oht ; nve nee hone 4 un: ume eferenc* = ' v n Dp farm save money here 2325 Olive (90) atcheries usvasss, BO. ; a : id , aur " reasona bie —— — ao —— --- - : ; , : nD iy (00m 4 J 3 , me . ; : wo . pees om: siate terms. a ive icne t nished roo . e i | cians ; 4742A—Furnished front a " . iy r : : stale DOG falite thorort ighbred year ie id. nale; |BAnY c*yaite Ks — Lowest prices; 55, P.-D --~- —— ———— rn. ai) conveniences. __ es. — ——— | An . rest 74335 W , , house broke, willl sac rifice. 1217 Market. qual'ty select e@@ lieyin e } ore BsNeEs, te leeping rooms; neatly DELMAR BL., —po2s—s oc connec ecting rooms ace » eee - 7 r f 4 f rie : : vf . an ~ 2 ‘ : ai we . wy \ 34 ) ric.) ee. MIA RI ' —“. ‘J . lwMs ‘ola JA femac.t ocker epan lel, cent ‘ve Geiwery guares for light housekeeping, also one sieeping | yeePpHE ON 4161- vicely form’ snec n ; ay aoe » private ! ' . vy . .- pvomeragien. and breeding stock, Gucke, comn's i conveniences ; free phone Or uitat for 1: $3.5 week TAY . 22 —Room an?! a CA: ’ : ce Ay spe +38 wat-Diepatch - ’ Kast on | heya Write for catalogue a ——————_ om, 3 ; err : - =apletels nish ‘bourne i , = : : | | 318 oo —~—=| Farm, 3060 N Market 1A [AK au 5048 oS . McPHERS sou an 2Urhis | — 7 er cle ;, ; 7. ' , — as : i] ris ° 7 meonthea oi good car | ps ge + nan. $7.6 50 front rvuorm «4 ‘ +\> . eh } ; ping rly > ~. : : ‘ mm b4@.- 23s. : , _ — — ‘SI i » >4 i . ) sti : : ‘ j ; ; = ; tee ‘ nd. ; teh aon a 20 wtaihe pood| e pupe BRen- ’ BAHRY 7 HiT¢ a. ‘ar ca\led ormalenaia ai AL G @ [IN ’ ‘on } urnished | vom a eh irat-tio oon : = ; —-, % , - , Arn enable us to make these prices: NE Tew eee ee r ee a adie MeP HERSO iN. , -~ t » ow" 2s ws of ‘ y a fter ’ , ° . " ~? 7 } ; [i es : a 4 cane — - a whit rocas. Rix : laland r — ond didly, furnisBes rd; p ‘y, Os! a, sss eaten Pe ' ste a? vie, Moreh +" athroom,; refer- | room, “reasonable é ren —_- ——— :, i ju love : »” ort D ELMAR BL., 522 “Hou a fingous hot water. | ———— — 7 Neauy rnished cr yomul | cone | Sa A ; 7 furns reom, kitchen, southe ex} mure, @) F Cc HICKS Leghorn. 100 §7; 100 $8; buff orp om. w 100 $10: assorted, 100 94 ee . water. conte : . x . an i reern / ’ : I : om — . ae: SYR | VANDEVENTE 141A N —Beautifully : ana aoe : - i 7 olltes, | evlers. Columbie Matenery, 75 a . Ca - orn " : _ ite ne ri’ exes. mii , 4 . - » ' ° - : 4 . ‘ . ; ’ ; € pee , o---—-———— + ——_——— ——_~ Ww sw rnis! hed . . . ___—_———— | veniences; everything fur — TERSO? 4946— Modern apartments. anconas | For Sale argo | DELMA RE : ; 4606—Clean, strict Bi meee excelient boaré, homelike; ) - : — : : aad me. @ ' , ° _— : m7} ¥ ™ ryt ‘ - “ "4 ; . oo * , . " “* os es : rn jee] as to gent , : . OMe , : =% oe , tare : — fi ern 6 | ' \mot : ' .Y ‘ Fo eping room, a - : ~_ ~ HENS — Ancona, $i each rele ; ~ , ; ‘ bi ; j - . ‘ ha : ; ; tf tc, lel jee im . varx a’ net LLindeli ——— +t o05—Lar frot [ ; ‘ ’ ~~ r : e+e he ' tf : , “ nae. | ———E DELMAR RL 3005 I ge - oe pecs ae ~ é‘ —_—_ : me > . >. : : ke j : pil ? : ‘ | i REN H POODLES Snow white: one male * le nnect- te f silly in Sou LU . , re leaving cit¥ vu eed D —y ; ; " : . } fioor; sou’ hnern ex) eure » conven ' . ree ' ’ “omen: ; . _ 7 T pe . ? a! : : . a ke lemen. », also one sme. , sleeping - — ~ ee ee aa , — - ekee pil ep. reer ' sund por 7 1 530 ~N ‘Grand teg ei! ; BLOCK itn : ° [ 2 — aaa McPH Ft ' 1 or 2 Dp 7 Phi r “we AND .RD “ fA} 4455 Kenner'iy, CHICKENS 60 single comb ‘ —aaa7 | ’ Si spre m —— ° om for “AN, 4342—2 > ’ ‘ 7; eae unfurnishe Linge’: o* Jf : brown leghorn cocks, hens ru : i . -— - Ee 6) T dine or [ve furnishe ; oo , ' i : waite . . 72. >} 4d - ¢ ; , é aia Kee oe ne 7 *. - rei : : — 14 months ; e's Avg ~. nroeder. 4a : : ’ " a : ; ‘ r : 4 . ope . . : . tj : 2c . ~ - . ? " 9 ° . >* . . . . . aga'r ffir leme daily or . “ ; ’ 1 ~ . “ : ” — nd r ** ~ “ i : - : : : ’ wry ~ = , . 7 ‘ ¢. y a ' ~ Ww bite horn. $ daily, 435¢ Sun. t- a ODS» eee — |} Fast::? : x large furnished room (Cc) | © aera -vate fan - ae p — Forest _ i : REC _r : -— 3640 North I Market Li : q . . — ————a« ’ ’ . — . s ; _ . ° ° : - — . ALTO: " ‘urnished rooms. ! bey ke hon | sda ) imported A A. Jekel, 617 8. Kir Mo a ry — - aguas o— ™ , Furnished room with or = “tas. - ; sed ~ okt} om rie ‘ °? »¥ irnis 000 1 ; , she ; ant act ra K irk wood Sen. be ———_———— : : ; , ’ " . " —_ — 7 isan . ; we . we ’ — - - -- eo a ; : , ler 4 ani mpiloved | ti . : : ‘or €mMpios ment ‘ se 0 or ~ - eiaee oT pie 2 connecting housekeep'ng ; . : yt ter yer ‘ _ —— > abe : "rT ety : ; ‘ 2 . nec ' : cy Le ’ : " ~ s ocr . OS. -At s’ 44 . ree : oh ™ - ” > . pile . wor ' as . we Ath , ry , . _- : ; : rive far — = ; age ‘, ’ nen Ta , 4 . neat d i _— . Astor _ der E.maecherwach' and . -_ _ i and Bohs re , ade ’ , one m ts ‘a’ . oe © modern not sail Thurs t | —- om ron a i a , ; ‘ , mat - os os ~— At on Taranece who yooues winners | HE Ns Ping wanwes ane for 1 of entiemen © if — ’ : ee '% ' > 4 ¥ ‘ . , ua ‘ . - Ps : MEN. BOY ——_—aree | seem im pevete famhy: © rchenette: fh eager A | SL 3733-—Beaut if- FINNEY. 3 ‘hished rooms | m with te 7 | at eeier 214 a. , 4 for light | ¢ : ) ? ! Bl | , _* n, vieinity Taylor | a -F or A. _ - . : ‘ . . ree ~ . ? > ae ’ . ‘ eoat “veniences j . : ; . " , - ’ > > . et> o " " °°? -* . . — - . o . ‘ 9 ‘> : - — -- — 1e@ ’ ee " .eerTsM = t ak os : re ‘ \e Ww Bed Sas «c) EL t A 6220—2 furnished ah houseke v et : : . 4400—Te , arge this { . ' 4) : ry -. and ' : ; . 7 tt. ; . ry ; — Ser lean if “ing * eoomns all con ven. ences. norts ear 9 ] } , a4 , ; ‘ } — . on . ; > tril i . a ‘ ae 51eey: PSE . : ‘ 9 t TS ee ’ ,* ti . > * «= * -_ 4 ‘ Y . -* . ty . — — — DP | ng room. running weer e = . v 4 ‘ : : , ’ o e : . , — —————— exposure; for 2- 2¢ floor. . Fores . "205 - I Pas oe — WAS! S» wal , a : . oi i. . ' , 7, : —Faratahed TOON. siceping or housekeeoné 8 . es; ci VASHING . ished ored 6° , — ) 7 or Stanton, Mo Rhode islands For Sale r urniat room,” - ’ — > : : ; —— 7 i! —_— . : , _ SJ - tight housek ep VOND ~. 2735—Kenwood Springe: ENNELA ND Ma — on ~ * ’ : 2 ’ —— aa . ’ ‘ . . - ree im . : o : : " Southwest é' ——Targe rooms, —— “ i sleep x ro - _ —_ —_ " : i. ; ‘ : ‘ oe , » ‘ " — . 4 .*- 1 gccommodations —— , tio cea : : - let 6 , : 3 « ly ' eanonable. ian a ‘ _ : : - - . oT) ' ' KITTEN Resnatifa! Perwiane. very reaseT - eae eee , SAxx—Southern exposed roo'™ IR. 14°4 . ; , Wr orivs : me gavage ger ‘ ermal ace ' Ae »* . — - — : > , L , ‘ ’ ti . . : ~ mae ‘A nie an s§80-— Apt. C: large — oe | ae = , furnished _ bath: 2 or + ons 1 ) | saint 3 7 oe or | * room sultabdie . tet] am ” Peon { r ligt | , at » dea a | , K | Cr Wort 10 | - ned , , . ~w S ss if very spacene— i. : ~~ met } Sahn ' vs Vies Woeber i ~ rooms . _eare Rhode GH , rivals q EHR : ete. 7 nice housekeep! tric, gas | ight heu mang “ . a ee YC eee , a p- . = % ‘ 1407 . — — 1 te icy : » Z a , . : , —— —_—— = . ’ ’ " Lae « a - , . . ‘ ; . me) - : , — ; | fy : . . Park: Market = al Sa os 4 ‘ _ we ~ a ere ine: overs furnished mic : rom m. ) ' ebater GARY ) Purest AAS rt) em ir i Silkies For Sale “Furnished _— ce 3 : : , - 7 ei! , 4 . Forest we TEAT : ~ mrs” , -_ a — - Ki-S—Per sale oF ee net rat m™m tes nu ~ — , OARD ; , . —_ ne Prot | rated | nd a 3 p? SUBURBAN 8 rooms refrigerator range —?* +9" rouse ing com ris ’ . | . Bl A wrliy tion ff pe . t roo men. | UGG -- POLICE PUPS-—-S40 | o gies grown rea- PERRET S--Traimed ratiors ' $3 wu ——$——— om Of. Tear. 1 n ~ , OO roo : ae ee ’ at ne r ’ : : : : ‘ e 4640—1 large how gsekeeping Tro ' ~ _— rt ; — . b -- Fe - _-» : = . ~~ —— Hi rw's ’ “ * , on Frerou ined German. steel = oped eaywhere | , = ; . "3403 Nea’! 7 nished . “ft » board on arge *& mT ‘ 2 ioe Perri oroughbre: | ¢ ciliata wren, Bi modern conver = | | nad «arge _— o . ‘ ‘erage sieepin _ ; A € png ‘iti iaaee , A weeks of4 rene ° as SDa¥- rocuTe as ic ad HENS ry — NRIGHT- Tr newly “decora’ of E - roms for nousekeep ng garasg eout hi ‘ Fore ee ees cusekoovinag a», . : - . . mee ~ = — . . ‘ mt ’ y . P aaa a. M : my > *urnished oupekeepinge \- | ’ : - - — : 5 ; Y ' tron -— er bath pow ~ +m : - ' aHING , 900——Beautiful roum Ne 6s ; pa jc — T st : : : _ - ee ——— = " : — r ae ~ moma for couple vt private heme, — ; | ; G Hs : —— pe ~_ 4333—R aa D , : ‘ 7 __—— — —— , bree , Frere a Fire floor north nicely , . “tnches tf gesired. _ *: att ber Bueeey en references Loo? nd bee ; ' é, , 4 y I a : ne a “Fnfurnished room ond 4 c 41 , - ee . - ND ” e FO WER A NIAN—C ho olnte . every Go i ptioe , eave moery here. 23536 Olive aw, f eT ee —Reatiy furnished ; all eon- ne ane = — ; id 8 p nm) a ap , : 48 onnecting trent — S_. enna ale: @eisee 30 4182 us LID. ~ette a no other rec romM.e secon fleer ; ees ‘37 ——? Tt e ntlemen. bos . Po Vv q*5A—Neati furnished rooms =aF w — Nicely —— room | VE. a: eatiy Farest Lice LlD. is om 2913R. gie or double Arpiy 1712 S. Lee couple second band pees

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-- west eee aily y POST: DISPATCH alone ne Apposuianiey Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demogerat and the Times Combined. oe —_— — — ee “O4R ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The City " Circulatic on of | the Da ———— === = = ——- P)gGLY WIGGLY CHIEF $1900 ROBBERY REPORTED > nc, "iin SS RESIGNS UNDER FIRE ° Prufrock & Litton poles “ = Diamond mings. Pe — and Furs rene a hae ne worth $200, furs — Fourth and St. Charles Dissatisfaction of ng Various unitsa.of Pigg!) Taken While Owner Was Away. foresa = order to g@tanoiiize (ne Mies Verd Viatr : s . *% Groups in Pool Ca William bwrer, 26, Held After Owner . His Action, It Is Said. a ae pee wee Pout ve thie er se true 3 ugus e a ues Y - | Him tw t ne Amo. Ree , ade ee BLEWETT PARK that he had offered his resignat =—=Editorial= | preafient of the Pigg! Wi $3 4 nf . if ta brags ; sa a ae he! Wi! ich IN JENNINGS, 144 MILES NORTH OF ST Lovcis @tores, Incorporated He made th P 65 SHADED HOMESITES > ip 4 Our Neighbor, Iowa Just finished a tmp by anto ptatemient at a meeting pila friends and memt« A AUCTION Saturday, August 18,10 A.M. thromgh the state of Iowa. Passed through hundreds of ‘val pool, who gather Chants’ Exchange Ste precipitated by ' ; . FACTI- muitand stopped both machin he rRROUNDED RY BE See foreign pool groups which indi- | eed William Dwys 6 year , + iad fe aveni | FUL HOMES OF ST. LOUIS miles of beautiful farm lands— corn as far as the eye could see cated that they wo BRISINESS MEN. —many thousands of acres. to the one subject of good ieadin fast 1 } r, 2 ad College avons Furniture. Asa result of a life- SIEET the obiteations out-| 2244 Capoline avenue, Giver of the | Hf//1 feminary for ‘itis, Priceless. yecoinge HER, Srhee time study, the heads of this standing against Saunders I ee | eS poy ar dt spches Lit denomias Rumors of threate: prosecut! fue ; tee Fy apes ; Genuine ec _—— Carefully laid-out cities such as Davenport and Cedar Rapids with broad streets, attractive stores relivert Aap, a business know Furniture — and ation— nn #7841 wita v J 77 7 4 ~ . of Saunders and : | Bye pall aw | Auction cn ealigepeme ‘ know how to give patrons the the company unies# a quick seitle- ere ae: geet Som ; homes and lawns—and wel! fur- nished homes. ; ie. Teaventences ~gas, wa'er water tower , (;randa avenue enn” se utmost in value, quality and eriais last night style the year ’round. Winle our state, Missouri, has much which Towa hasn't, yet he would offer com the busin ers th ' ne por . ; 7 , ‘ " c , 7 a > »f : + a j Brane day mornigsg when =—7 icneG- |, Z . ay pa as ai ps pete & For Illastrated F« ider of Facts, address there is much which Missourians ean learn by visiting this pro- gressive state, so well named GES Sool grouse LOUISVILLE evelopment (0. the ‘‘Corn State.’’ (Signed) . > > >, , . ~ . ’ , - ; ° ae FT ; a, ae ‘ sicat, o> Tr = ’ ’ ’ : ’ ? . P if j y ts WJ . ho or > it - ¢, , ; . ; s,haa ; ‘ ‘ Maunders resignation pron.emati °? ’ : i eo ‘ThieG P| | i,ce hatas baila eh mrs : > , : >} “ > > " , » t+ , ’ ‘ = e — a ~ ; FF ri 4 im’ €4 sift ¢ ‘ ; ; ’ Bact ; s/f sa a'r id ST ARKS BLDG. LOUISVILLE * . > = , rid ‘J iba ; sa , iw vj . i’ * That gaome compror yer tang ce ving ots President of Central Dry Pilate Co. August 11, 1923. eo? em Selling Agents for Wm was indicated hy a Our Deferred Payment Plan among the local finance! who have stood by Saur —is a convenient and dignified way of paying for your Furniture while you conference followed his ap; before them last night. 15 Persons Hurt in Wreck. enjoy it. Ask the salesman to explain this plan. SN igations totaling about ve 964 “oon after the agree! hed he entered upon a SS = ~ “~~ ag » strand of 19 Police are - » : ns _ —- S > = - tr — - x h ae n bee . ~ oe | : s 4 i oo — es AUTOIST HELD AFTER baowene Seen aaa an oie 4 a, ae ee theme by ikem See MACHINE CARRYING PAYROLL — “AHomeof My Ownt in the peepee | oa. el ~ al-?n the Foet Trianatr UR whole business is devoted Dy Lett. Se re, oe rick building, made of best materials, In- 20-Room, 3-Story el wled in sale In «aix- acre grove. = titable for be re- . . varions kinds of instita tie ms er can College Building modeled into beantiful residens e : h Office at Baden, St. Louis. ECAUSE the torrid menth of August, would ordinarily he dull, each year we hold an Au- gust Sale. We make generous - reductions on our entire stock of SEE ME “AND SAVE MONEY: suites 1-5 to 1-2 off. pent Plan - os “ French Chairs - 4 O : rk da corner! da. . . cine Sonn ee taunt ae elegant ‘Odd fea LUDED in this sale are | : go 11 Or l ° ° Chair ts the solution to your problem just the pieces you have al- . This new and unexpe HUNTSVILLE Aia., AUg 1] ‘* arose because foreign pool rous ) “Ilfteen persona were slightly hu | $5. 60—a0LD - CROWMNS—$S5. 00 ] h S- ' ; ; > quld ie InNAvDIe t ay Ww I rT) fi freicht , in . + _— - felt that iuncers W ra DR. Cc. O. THOMSON The Chair tllustrated above is very ways wanted for the living room to meet hie obligations to them Sep- iwille thatt inooga and St. Lo ra . Sea fens'co cp: | coin at Somes taissa, ake ereee 420 OLIVE STREET sg ye ET tember 1 and January 1 to meet] ing allway officials here RB eye = FE. 0 —dining room and _ bedroom. Stocks are not unlimited — act quickly! It will be interesting to compare our values even if you ~yeshaey rTrell made & throughout in the ba | 10 —EEEE Pru f rock-Litton factory. A regu- al Great Convenience i 2oc= paleo now *@eeeweee ° s . have no intention of buying. A pe Re ces. 2835 « 0 A ANARIES—c ages. ane ow Bly, t = erywhere 85 Oliv f CASARIES— 39, re as ams het’ BAMAniE® — a 471 § Kaston a NARIE#—Largest bh handiers ‘in new shipme ts Gaily 22335 7 ON $ Cee G8 TOW G6. occ céseée G Q , ‘'COANARIES Reo! lors. GGog singer : 66 jpn, 33.33 Thornas “pein 7D AND LOCUST “Coshhess” aide nee ete = oe S14 WASHINGTON DRUG STORES DE BOLIVAR-KINGSBURY | _ —- : a om mn - 7 - —= — . ; - . a en ein eae ST I RR a a . ja ~ _ 2 ~ — - ~ _ " ot ye : —_- _ ~ = ’ a : . 2 - «+ —— ents + o> e ~~ : a | a = . a — a os er ete ———— - - -~—-_—-—= POULTRY AND BIRDS / Pigeons and Pet Birds For Sale D CAGES—O? every deacr wire, braas. etc We carry wholeemie and retall. save r | Pet Shop 2345.22.27 « =. eee — Other O44 op yeaa

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West's $5 Tewinpiex Strop- 50c Dr pers, for Gillette Toothbrushes, and Durham Du- piex Blades, $3.29 Monday Sale Price 29c Monday Sala Price Convenient Deliveries MARIES— Singers and ¢ Sick news a 1924 Proverw 2 ¥ —( ‘hear gO Forest 49253 7he Purity Brand Rubbing Alcohol, 39c Wonday Sala Price CANARY BIRDS— singers: aot 250 Schoenfeld’s ported ewes a sages $100 512 Tea, Ite. wel ay GANAKY—Beautifui. | imported wicker 3 for 50c ; aad stand; cinesy outfit; bargain & i ae Monday Sale Price IGANARIES—aii kinde and c: Q@e; females. $1 up: males. § ine cage 1620 NG rand _ GANARIEM—lLareest shippers o ship eafely everywhere 2355-2337 Complete with can of heat and ex- ive. $2 Minernlava. ee tinguisher. sa 19c & 38c $1.39 Indoors and outdoors you will have hundreds of uses for this handy sheet steel folding stove, which is Monday Sale Price very strong when set up but folds so flat that it takes G@reaaberg rollers: a bird with a eong quar up no room when not in use. . ‘eA ~— . gdh pel lg a Use it on outdoor trips—motoring, camping, boat- twin «a cane hospital. South Side bird 75e Stacomb, soot Co., 26 Gravois, 8i4. 962; Victor 59c Monday Sale Prica Four-Piece Walnut. Suite Whether you are looking for a single piece for your sleeping room or an entire suite, you cannot afford to overlook our values. J. & D. Milk of Macnesia, CANALIES—Open | . until & m Gaily; Sundays untt! "3 ~y m. 2435 By ive, (08) Monday Sala Price PANARIZS—Well bred ond trained & An The BSulte sketched above is an open stock pattern and other bedroom pieces may be bought to match this Suite either now or later. Four pieces include a full-size bow-foot bed, 46-inch dresser, ample chifforette and well-made chair or rocker. 1 Lb. Epsom Salts, ing, hiking, fishing—for cooking, heating baby’s milk Sc —heating water for shaving, etc. You can use the stove all the year ’round because it makes an excellent houschold device for various uses away from the kitchen, such as the sickroom, the nursery, etc. 35e Energine, We are offcring this eomplete stove at the intro- ductory price of 25c which represents remarkable 25c na , 15c Monday Sale Price fone of the Greatest Conrventences You Frer Had Monday Sala Prica KEEP WELL ED a Prufrock Libten - - . ° ——— a ee er ae — re a The wood is beautiful combination walnut—dell- cately etched with fine lines and ornamented with emall inlaid motifs of darker wood. This four- piece Suite formerly priced at $300; now OTB—Nice eeiectt: on; aiao parockeete . ene eget _Natic mal, 735 37 Olive. (ce) MPATiR ; . Olle ck’s roller canaries with any birds tttared for sale. Their wonderful Gong has won the admiration of hundreds of satisfied customers; 35 years’ experience. with enly one alm—to produce high-arade singers. ere are more fire roliere in ful! in Ty house than in ali other places ned. John Orlick, 1427 M!: ssourt ay. St. Louis, Mo_ i QO) AR oe learning to Bpenk ; beautiful 5: eomplete with large cage and ana ABA Arlington &—Young. tame. “hand -ra raised Mexi- @ans, the kind that learn to talk: whole- eaie and retail; anve money here We rhip everywhere. National Shop, 2335 Olive Monday Sale Prica 100 Hinkle’s Cas- cara Tabiets, Davenport Tables —are a necessity in the well-furnished liviag room, and add greatly to its comfort and af- tractiveness. am te eg ee wren Tollet Articles Monday Prices Woodworth’s Karess Compacts . . $1.75 For Summer Daintiness Prices for Monday 35¢ Vivaudou Cream pf Almonds. . 290 This handsome Table tn duo- tone mahogany, is very long, the newest style. The top at 2 cP) . ( Selling out Government “homers, ! uz, white, king's. 4raxoons .carriters,; 6222 Pear. 2 eee Be 4 INQ HOMERS—Rirdse: cheap: young 439 Farrar ke money ratsing ejuabe for Bt. Loule markets: big demand, emal! } raised in one month Write at filuetrated free hook years Piymouth Rock -Go., 1656 + bp Melrose Highianda, for your canary birds and polly. also for your lawn. See Kaer her 708-710 N 4th ot, — ‘09° PLEGGE’S P 65c Vivaudou Cream of Almonds... .53c An Excellent Preparation for Sunburn 26¢ Hike Antiseptic ..... 60c Woodbury's Cream $1.00 Derwille ........ ) ae ,- -83¢ $1.00 Wrisley’s Liao Vegetal_. . .59c 25¢ Melba Talcum Powder ......1/c Woodworth’s Fiancee Face Powder. $1 Woodworth’s Garden Frag. Face Pow.75c Woodworth’s Fiancee Bath Salts. .$1.00 BY PREVENTION Pluto Water, bottle Tanlac _69¢ | $1 Nujol. 69¢ $1.20 Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin_79c Pinkham’s Compound $1.00 Lavoris Carter's Liver Pills. - Horlick’s Maited Milk, hospital eee __3 for 50¢ Woodworth’s Fiancee Toilet Water.$2.50 Mum Deodorant Non-Spi Deodorant Pond’s Cream 39c and - Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine.68c and $1.29 25¢ Lazell’s Talcum ...........- 12c 25¢ Djer Kiss Taleum 50c Orchard White 280 and 53c is in dark and light wood with a decorative motif. Now re- "A duced from $26 to.......e..- ) ‘ Many other Tables in a great variety of styles and prices now reduced. YY Ht OY) (LOD (ED onie.9s a 2 a ee 40c Castoria Bayer's Aspirin Tablets, bet. 100 93¢ VAN ESS Come in and get our guarantee on 2% a three-bottle, 90-day treatment. $1.37; 3 for $4.00 For Insect Bites and Skin Trouble Monday Prices Zemo; large size [ies | PET SHOP woh , 8175 Easton av. near Union av ! of the largest end most sanitary pet in thie country J mere open for your Inepection We & epeciaity of high clare pets ,. BRINGING CANARIES GOL TALKING PARROTS PERSIAN MONKEYS, PIGEONS AND OTHER $1.00 LYSOL 69c Monday Sale Price Foot Comfort Monday Sale 35c¢ Freezene..290 35c Gets-It._29¢ Fairyfoot Bunion.$1 Zinc Stearate. 17c San Tox Corn Liquid (MM) Nyal Corn Remover Poultry ‘Supplies For Sale Johnson's Foot Soap 616. Corn or Bunion Plaster: box __. 126 George's Corn and Bunion Shields, 12c, 15¢ and 30c ie 2) . Two-Piece Mohair Suite Living-Room Furniture need not be costly to be lux- urious. The Suite pictured here ts made in the Prufrock- Idtton factory of choice materials and not only looks Resinol Ointment 49 r 79¢ comfortable, but is comfortable. 0 an z These two pieces will be upholstered in $7 per yard D. 0. D. Eczema Remedy, large. 89¢c plain mohair, mole with red back, San Tox Eczema Lotion_50c and $1.00 poet choice tapestries, embossed "Tt . velours, etc. Each plece has sone ay wl ms and 83e solid walnut legs, Queen Anne ;eterson $s in men ..o3¢ and §9e style, and heavy silk tassels on Campho-Phenique 27ic and 980 the arms. lemo Ointment Two pleces, formerly ovriced at Dickinson's Witch Hazel; pint Simms’ Peroxide; pound Simm’s Mosquito Lotion Prevents annoyance from mosqui- toes, flies and other insects. iS5c and 35c Bottles a a most complete iine of FIR s Eps. POG FoOonds, REMEDIES , any article that you may need for X | \ | ’ ] Sage gp given to That’ ordere of experience in the breeding a. iting of high-class etock at Amiga, + — Reed about ies wd cunnety. ry OL og “ | Simply take one tablet after each meal. plicity, its No matter what you have tried, WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION +> og MacKay incubators at fy gume and mouth, Lvhoelene ie masde . 3. Miller, Lancaster, Mo on 69e¢ very effective antisentic mouth ve money here, 2 ef) _ propert | } a | , a ¢ iG: ae For dte«- heve been weed but are ase good ensed and bad w machines; three uew triple deck Genuine Nuxated Iron Tablets conditioned teeth, by the makers of the fumons tontk« weaden Sele LVAKO, and its pleasant flavor is a , FISH, ETC. wash. A tris will convince vou 533 fish food, etc., of ae es wuatisfactory * on v2 < ARIUMS—< omer Piat e, reasonat« 4050 8 HKRdwy Open Sunda “e intersal ral: & Bath - stops at once the intestinal! e ir IT af oe dot Rats ! The buffet is 72 inches—very long and has plenty of drawer space. The table is 48x60 inches with an eight-foot extension and the four side chairs and two armchairs, uphol- stered in figured mohair, are attractively de- signed. Eight pleces, a $340 value, now Wtd—Large chanito 2728 Lafavette iBH—freavtiful colors lte enact ' She. 12 for B0c; B4 per 100 eAth - isnt —Japanese fanteiis. lie each doten, ll hundred healthy 3 nice SMational et Bhopa ZRAB Olive. (eR) #. “sword taille. rubrae hi brede«. lerte gold plates 1916 Proven A ae AE — EP OO EL LR Part ees ee ee Railroad fare will be refunded gn accordance with the Associated Retailers’ Plan—not to mention the savings our August Sale affords. Came Cute, silver cabinet, a $430 value. now Prufrock-Litton nine pleces with r » FISH—Largent display in ctty: $72.50 up: waeter hvacinth Oe 2140 Famund, 8: iburban Garden CAL a oae Ane goldfish. aquariums 4 bulbs. South Side Bird Seed mean Sidney 0671. Victor 84°. (Od) — A very valuable book 35c Lb. 5 alleen offered you REE today. Come to any one of our or your yy back. Large, Regular $2.50 50 Box Only. steres and we will explain how to use it. oe = 2 SEE SUPPLIES Poultry, canary supplies SY. Central 2700L. icdQ, |

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- 7 > ¢ 2 Now.tound Gems Husband and wife run true to form—- | ~~ , & ae = See en Es fens a ae in ~ “Just my luck!” says Riley—Why ae | ae SEF the editor accepted a 527-page con- tribution—Now John stays home o’ nights—Handling the young lady’s poem in new style—Different as- pects of Cynthia $s : RECONCILIATION. A One-Act Drama. Dramatis Personae: A Houston married couple. Scene: Her boudoir. E: And now, Viola, since we understand each other, let us never fall out again. Let us for- get the bitter words that we have spoken one AY a Pes { He tenderfoot son acc ro = rs : > 1 to another, and resolve to dwell in love and : affection. (Places his arm around her waist.) She (seiz- Oars . + proves that fact a) : a — te ff She: Oh, Charles, you don’t know how happy ing the y z . j “ a | . | fiction ss 2: you make me! Of course, we will never quarrel { ) : again. Life is too short to waste in petty bickerings broom ): 4 ie > week the Post-Dispatch and strife. Let us keep in the primrese path of love Biff! Bist! | > iment of the Duke of Man and never stray from it any more. Oh, what bliss to : ; al z: : f } dealing with his youthful ¢ think you love me and nothing can ever come be- ay " ¥ A second section of the tween us. Just like the old days when we used to ag below. Others will follow.) meet by the lilac hedge, isn’t it? (Lays her head on “ae | ggg ae fe Pee | “ - fi By THE DUKE OF MAN He: Tes, and when used to pu ossoms an oneey ‘ . : , @ twine them in your hair and call you Queen Titania. “== er Re ae, arn Ne teabheea a She: Oh, that was nice. I remember. Queen Sabie ne Titania? Oh, yes, she was one of Shakspeare’s char- g0t sense enough to conduct yeur business propertly, Swam a mile into the shore acters. who fell in love with a man ~'*> » donkey’s and take your spite out on me. Friends pulled out the pair. : He: You make me tired. You get on your ear because you are naturally one of the cain-raising kind and can’t hbeip it. : She: You old cross-patch of a liar from Liars- ville' Don’t you talk to me that way or I'll scratch ch cg Ce OO AO OP ee Oy Ee ag eta, ae = eG gt ee ee S oe —- , : . * - » — = nificence of the exclt dred, and the mad ext ae “outer” millionaire se Mandy was so full of water ‘ been seeing so much, Seemed she'd surely die; cout ; pall. ° Doctors worked with her for Rik myself getting into the rut Ere she moved an eye. ie fly. overwhelmed with invi your eyes out. They told Riley she was better; do but get up in the morn He: You wildcat! I wish I had beem struck by Bectors were in Ee. am Rp ssa Srocrtmr gern lightning before I ever met you. Riley chewed an old pine spit ~~ ew very bored. and began be | “Just my luck!” says he. ee for some profitable means She (seizing the broom): Biff! Biff! i. Ith h He (after reaching the sidewalk): I wonder if i ; cugat I would like to ae Col. Ingersoll is right when he says suicide is no sin! HAD A USE FOR IT — p—! think I had visions | a oa . v7. l theatrical career ending ft (Curtain. ) STRONG scent of onions and the kind @ S wealthy theatrical magnate **mechanical through the keyhole, closely followed by aaa ing to meet Charlie Frofir RILEY'S LUCK. al bearing a bulky manuscript under his re ides of his time in New York, ILEY was a lazy fellow, the size of a roll of wall paper. ae pular Broadway star, I bold Never worked a bit; The individual was of the description mm '; day long in some store corner by our English cousins as “one of the lows irlie was the best of good fe n a chair he'd sit. and by Democratic papers as “the end ane ‘was overwhelmed with requ ever talked much—too much trouble— the country,’ and the scene of his InuEEEE == finess matters he was as sha Tired his jaws, you see; sanctum of a great Texas weekly soa a 2 as a diamond. ‘Vhen his folks got out of victuals— The editor sat at his desk with his Ba = oes shot up tight as a clam, Just my luck!” says he. in his seanty hair, gazing despairingly 68> ih he thought I wag just a bl Fe:low offered him ten dollars eee ania ae a mas Apatncneectigy ae ‘f he'd work oa Gays; er The individual drew a chair close to the eat Ave up for the moment, but meal the sorte mao st : raed banana ao Sa a mee ) iS prchaeate a vt ’ c © wae Bae eaters was “hen he leaned back the shadow, “I’ve worked 19 hours upon it,” he \. Musical play with a big cho sadly shook his head; done at last.” ° eta ~ the wild 0 They told Riley she was better; Doctors were in es t his company; _ tt Rome in Ireland. young glee. Riley a gaa Riley sighed. and married Mandy— aes mA the job. Meeting Frohr Just my —— “Just my luck!” said he. . vote ater a8 I was going tie 4 Ys I invited him to come a She: Now, dent. 1 didn't mean you. Oh. Charies Kiihey took his wife out fishing alk ‘ehted!"’ he agreed... “Fut are you sure you love me as well as you used t. im a little boat; niz | nt agency.” 1 He: More. (Smack.) Sterm blew up and turned them over; siege = BOthing, but leading him She: Does ‘em fink me sweet? Mandy couldn't float. 4 waiter and ordered a bottle of He: «Smack! Smack!) Riley sprang into the river, : drink to my success on the st She: Wuv ‘em’s toodleums? Seized her by the hair, ; * wme fool has given you a He: Awful heap. Who de you wuv’? y ‘4 . bluntly. She My ownest ewn old boy. ec » 7. You have.” ‘1?’ Both: (Smack! ) | | | a atthe X. Y. Theater Fed lie: We should be deubly happy, leve, for we —— $e ) M = 1 exhibited my letter have passed through stormy seas of doubt and anger. mive not got the laugh on me But now, a light is breaking amd the rosy dawn of | ae miy. “I'll go down to the love has returned. p70 don't get across with She: And should abide with ug forever. Oh. afternoon at rehearsal s Charles, let us never again by word or look cause peper bill and said: 4 In the gloom of the vast a pain to each other. £e2 20a ee “So far, so good; but I wonder what ad =. with its tuft of beard He: Never again. And you will not scold any ‘Sa 8 — mA —==$==——=—=<=— + supper and staying until 10 or 11 @ we With the mest eel my ¢e She: You come home cross because you haven't : (Continued on ostile critic PAGE TWO S''NDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -AUGUST 12, 1923. gis. 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“ ——~—“< se of Manchester continues the wy of his vivid experiences as a f_. man seeking his fortune in Late ter singing his way t masical comedy over Charles : 3 protest, he joins up with lest and interviews a “King” in she Prison—T he late J. Pierpont ieeen shows him through the woney king’s museum of priceless nae The nobleman meets out let a man who had known his wher in that region and who tells te tenderfoot son a cowboy tale hich proves that fact is funnier fiction $s es $s $3 week the Post-Dispatch published the first ment of the Duke of Manchester's autobiog- Wealing with his youthful days in the United . A second section of the reminiscences ap- Sielow. Others will follow.) ‘By THE DUKE OF MANCHESTER. HE purely social side of New York, with its fashions and follies. the mag- mile into the shore where Q a nificence of the exclusive Four Hun- sed out the pair. | dred, and the mad extravagance of the - | “outer” millionaire sets, of which I had so full of water - % been seeing so much. soon began to 'd surely die; . | pall. ed with her for bours q o myself getting into the rut of the gay social od an eye. a i, overwhelmed with invitations, with noth- Riley she was better; “ae fo but get up in the morning and begin a were in glee. “eee of futile amusements. i an old pine splinter- | very bored. and began actively to look y luck!” says he. a for some profitable means of employing my }ithonught I would like to gain some stage ex- I think I had visions at the time of c- a css Pos fr. ‘ theatrical career ending in my tileidiians of onions and the kind of whisky Wealthy theatrical magnate on my own ac- “mechanical purposes” came 3 oe » closely followed by an individ: - ing to meet Charlie Frohman, the George manuscript under his arm 4 of his time in New York, at a party given of wall paper. ilar Broadway star, I boldly asked him for was of the description referred # as “one of the lower classes. me Was the best of good fellows. but natural- papers as “the bome and sinew of mas overwhelmed with requests like mine, and the scene of his invasion was mm matters he was as sharp as a needle and t Texas weekly newspaper. as a diamond t his desk with his hands clenc Sout up tight as a clam. and I knew wel!l! r, gazing despairingly at a type be thought I was just a blase young British » the house where he bought .. : looking for a new sensation—at Chartie man's expense up for the moment, but watched my oppor- it came pretty soon. I heard that the show of Frohman's theaters was closing down. and Musical play with a big chorus was roing into Straight away I went down to the office @eatrical booking agent I knew. and found. Suspected. that he was engagine people for Me a cast for a chorus part.’ I pleaded. sing’ he asked dubiously. “Like Caruso.” and opened up with a good old song that with the wild young bloods after port i Ireland. R the job Meeting Frohman on Broadway a later as I was going to lunch at Del- T iavited him to come and eat with me. » be agreed. “But, mind. I'm not an afency’ Bething. but leading him to a table called and ordered a bottle of bubbly. “I want “© my success on the stage,”’ I explained. fool has given you a job. eh?” he re- biunt!y with a strong effort, collected a ve. — have” “I?” “Yes: I’m in your _ tthe X.Y. Theater.” “Never in your life, «ix india rubber erasers = l exhibited my letter of imanabeiiiian: the entire office force were _ Bot got the laugh on me yet,” he assured ay. rr — Mil go down to the theater tomorrow, Jy came out on ene ail ME don't get across with me, out you go!” ly et his last mon 3 co 00m at rehearsal sure enough I dis- and said: — * gloom of the vast auditorium Charlie's but I wonder what q With its tuft of beard, peering up from the a L Malls, 1 coutd gness the Irnx look he had 4 me. and you may imagine that I played up HER RUSE. ' Bever done before ~Or perhaps since eep John home of nights?” the ‘third Seene. where we chorus men lady of a friend the other ofr - file to a dance step at the heels of sk a plan once by sudden ir ading lady, the creat man was in the very nicely. John had bees * mg for me »¢ downtown every night S vm [WO words, “You'll do.” but it was sg until 10 or 11 o'clock. “RR *% can guess my elation! I had got ‘Continued on Peg? LL) a the most hostile critic I was ever likely SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—ALG DrosafROM THE CHORUS TO MORGAN'S HOME ss = MORE ADVENTURES OF AN ENGLISH DUKE = “Members of the beauty chorus would wait at,the st-ge door yntil I came along, and then bob out by my side, sometimes one on each side, for the editication cf the stage-door rubbetnecks and the camera men.” to encounter. I was holding down the first job of my young life in New York. I gave up my stage career eventually for several reasons, the main two being that the newspapers got hold of the story that I was doing chorus work in the show, which proved very embarrassing for me, as the photographers would lie in wait for me at the stage door. This leg to a curious situation. Several members of the beauty chorus thought that it was a shame, with publicity so hard to get, that a British Duke should monopolize all the space in the photographic sections of the papers, and they would wait at this side of the stage door until I came along, and then bob out by my side, sometimes one on each side. for the edification of the stage-door rubbernecks and the camera men. The result was that anyone making a regular study of the papers might have been perfectly justified in taking me for a latter-day Bluebeard, Mormon. or what-not. with a lady for every day of the week and two on Sundays For, according to the photo- graphs—and everyone knows that the camera can- not lie—I was in the habit of leaving the theater with a different stage beauty after every perform- ance. That was only one, though perhaps the most piquant, of the reasons why I presently quit and at- tached myself to the American newspaper magnate. William Randolph Hearst, a tall, pale man, with mystic eyes and the nicest taste in lurid sensational- ism of any newspaper man in the five continents. William Randolph Hearst was the indirect cause of my. meeting my wife, Helena, only daughter of Eugene Zimmerman, an emperor of the railroads and one of the industrial and fimancia!l powers of the time. Hearst owned, among other newspapers, the Eve- ning Journal, and was making it, with its stunts and sensations, the talk of the Continent. I! walked into his office in Duane street one day and got engaged on the spot. | Alive as ever to the sensational aspect. Hearst in- sisted that I should sign my stuff with my full title. Even “The Duke of Manchester’ was not good enotgh; I must be “His Grace the Duke of Mapn- chester.” A journalist in the States is a much more impor- tant person than he is here, and newspapers wield more real power. I found interviews with person- ages who in England would be almost inaccessible to the newspaper men comparatively easy to obtain, and one way and another I saw a good deal of the be- hind-the-scenes life of New York. One of my first assignments as | was getting ex- perience was to £0 to the Tombs prison. where al! New York law breakers are imecarcerated befcre be- ine tried, and to ask there for an interview with an extremely prominent New York citizen, whose name, which one saw spread al! over the newspapers at that time, was “Mike the Dip,” otherwise ‘Mike the Pick- pocket.” Mike had a sensational st®ry in him. if not two stories. And it was my job to get all the flare headline copy out of him I could I introduced myself to the jailer, who was quite friendly—taking city journalists in to see notorious criminals was an everyday event with him—and I Was taken down to the cell of the gentle Mike. Mike was one of those big, blunt-featured ruf- fians who have “born criminal’ stamped all over them You could arrest Mike on his looks for any crime, from burglary to murder. and be pretty sure of getting a conviction on his record ““Mike,”’ said the jailer, jn a friendly tone, “this is the Duke of Manchester.” Mike looked up at me from his plank bed, nodded coollv, and remarked: “‘Glad to see vou, Dook. I am the King.” After this auspicious beginning he told me gome good stories, which I wrote up and proudly handed to the Journal Upiuckily. I told the city editor just bow Mike had = <a me, witb the result that that incident, instead of the story I had pumped out of Mike. supplied the seare headlines “British Nobleman in Tombs Prison.” shrieked the next issue of the paper “Mike Greets Our Duke. Says Howdy. Dook. I’m the King.” On the whole I met more interesting people as a journalist than I did as a society man; Dut it was as an art connoisseur that I met one of the most inter- esting man I ever came across—the late J. Pierpont Morgan. Morgan was the money baron then He wielded more real power than any other man in the States— a tyranny such as today would be impossible He smoked huge black cigars, rarely spoke to anyone. and was so high and great that. like an Emperor, he never dined out. He was above society. Anyone be wanted to meet in a social way he re- ceived in his own palatial! residence in the most ex- clusive of New York's residential districts, more so even than Fifth avenue. where the fabulously wealthy Vanderbilts have their homes. Collecting priceless old masters and objets d'art was Pierpont Morgan's passion It was said after his death that he had made dangerotis inroads into his mighty fortune bv his frenzied determination to compile such a collection as the world had never seen before In some indirect way he heard that I had in the picture gallery at Kimbolton Castle a number of pictures by Vandyke. Titian, Holbein. Rubens, Lely and other great painters, and that was enough to arouse his keen interest. I was consequently invited along to his immense Long Island estate to dinner. Afterwards we talked for an hour about painters and paintings He had a marvelous knowledge of the subject He would have liked to have bought the Manchester collection of paintings. I fancy, but I let him know early that they were heirlooms and not for sale Accustomed as he was to see everything yield to the power of his gold. he was yet shrewd enough to know when even he cou!d not buy a thing. and he wasted no persuasion on me. In New York a few days later I called by invita- tion at the Morgan mansion The old money mon- arch received me in his library, and having shown me some of the precious things he had there he walked round with me to the treasure house he had had constructed near his home—an immensely strone building of sheer white marble. guarded day and night by picked detectives An aged servant opened the carses foors, and we passed into a spa- (Continaucd on Page Ij.) UST 12 PAGE THREE —- ED A ELL IL LI LLL LLL ALL LAL ALL LILLIE aoa — — —E

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possibilities to consider: , ined tied’ throughoat, untied and tied again. or broken and replaced. A f fy the possibility that and remain so. of thege alternatives the medium could no ties that would have lic petent carpenter could a = ht build myself. The a a Parent’y have been effected D tenfederate: the medium of bis garments and Finally the curtains weve spread wider than at amy time before—and out came the table, high up, clearing the shoulders of the medium and f af wrer. when we came to re ELLS which rang. esumablv~ without was his custom, and not at alla ® base of his thumbs at the ; : finds the process of = we could not eve human aid, now here and now there in ) one sitting. He ae | ‘ven-get u a darkened room: flowers which gently Under careful test conditions, st) GRAZE tion the most trying feature of the 1 to slip the point of a brushed the faces of persons sitting im a manifestations were produced for ance, affecting his abdominal . My Dest judgment would antly—presumably through the sar > ; > tc > - »=o!lwoc a af as this at the beginn/ ~ circle, then distributed themselves among ° . bee crest : ng: the ladies present mysterious but unde- sitters who included de Malcolm center: and whenever he can, he null ’ the question of where the niably real voices. said to be those of the Bird, on staff of the Scientific “He knew pa: —Aasragg sagen: feo ee —_ ae he could. dead; strange lights and singing—all these phe- . some importan bag coul: ardiy have carried nomena occurred at a seance in London, England. American—Bells rang now here, nou pared to force me, if necessary, 1 is. a on March 12 last. there, flowers were passed around, garded as ye reso against _— BES us me the same time to’ Of course, such psychic manifestations have been : to his undergarments, and ~ and to the one spspicious recorded before. though not with the almost unin- table traveled, voices spoke, thoroughly all his pockets and — puceec ngs. At the end of the terrupted success which marked this sitting. But a lights shone, and all after the with full care in om respects; as was about to go to the wall Particular interest attaches to the event. from the Ww " : myself that the undergarments severe precautions which were taken te prevent de- elsh medium had been ro n self. I was able to find ception, and from the identity of one man who was his chair—One failure was that of remy lens present. . - J. Malcolm Bird is associate editor of the Scien- Mr. Bir d to ghost hands in hot water to prove that Be! tific American, and has been engaged in an informal “Weallie,” who pleaded for recog- substance on them; after examination of prominent mediums in Europe. His I stick to him like a leech cat trip, it is stated im the August issue of the Scien- mtion into the seance room. | tific American, had no connection with the scien- “Again I remark that he is | tific investigation of psychic phenomena which that he imsists that you go back and remedy the over- possessed of unlimited confidence, journal is making in this country sight. Either he is a genuine medium or possessed if be wage fairly sure that be had The sitting was with Evan Powell. a well-known of unlimited confidence. dinary examination would not Welsh medium, who goes to London once or twice a “The ‘control,’ am American Indian named Black upon such examination would be month to demonstrate his powers at the British Col- Hawk, has the same viewpoint: and he will not distract the attention of the lege of Psychic Science. For these trips to London voluntarily permit one part of the program to be did im as silipshod a fashion a# he refuses to accept a penny more than his actual passed for the next number without having assured that | was asked to do, and traveling expenses, although the college collects himself, by repetition if necessary, that all the sit- as [| could to things that were some 30 shillings from each person who desires to ters have seen or heard. and that all have expressed In Powell's case, I found be present, the excess over Powell's expenses going satisfaction with the particular phenomenon in ques- cious before the seance. into the general funds of the college. tien. Black Hawk drags the words ‘fraud’ and “For the business of tying Bird says this was “the best seance I had in En- ‘collective hallucination’ right out imto the open chair, @ single long rope Se ae giand,’’ and that “there were many things done for durimg the seance, and insists that unless the sitters insisted that I do the tying, : which I could not conceive a rational explanation are/convinced that these possibilities have been elim- of another sitter who was much on grounds of fraud.” The American editor was imated, the seance is without value. sider as b—a clergyman, anxious accompanied to the seanmce by Sir Arthur Conan “Several times a light or a voice or a physical what there was in the phenomes®. Doyle, who has become an ardent believer in the contact was repeated for the benefit of some sitter “The back of the medium’s chair *-. . -_ 4 >. > wt LEE OE om OE epic, ee FOO ge > — +98 a possibility of communication with the other world. and who had had many previous sittings with Pow- el! Says Mr. Bird ‘This medium is not one of those sensitive. shrinking souls who are so easily thrown off their psychic stride It is his custom to sit securely roped into his chair—or. at least. to al] appearances securely roped—and he states that he has become sO accustomed to this that he ¢s more comfortable and produces more and better results when bound than when free He reminds you, without waiting for you to broach the subject, that the phenomena are of no interest or importance unless the sitters ean be satisfied that no fraud has been committed: and if you omit any of the elementary precautions who had not been sure that it had happened: and against one of the columns of more than onte, after a particularly powerful demon- stration the sitting was held up while Black Hawk got us all to agree that it couldn't pessibly have been collective hallucination. He was very bitter and very sarcastic about this ‘explanation.’ “Sir Arthur and I arrived together and were taken to ome of the upper rooms, where the medium was having a nap. He had journeyed from his home to Crowborough, tie day before, to give a private sit- ting at Sir Arthur's house. This had been a brilliant success—-so much so that Sir Arthur feared it might have drained the medium to the detriment of Mos- day's seance. The fear turned out to be groundiess. “We woke Mr Powell, who explained that the nap chair was securely tied in this then took his seat, and the I tied him in as well as we knew | | to the chair by ropes about bis & his upper arms were tied to the « of the chair arms, and his ends of these members; and his te the chair legs. Finally, the two ¢ were brought together beneath with wax. Aside from this tions as to method which we ell consisted of his repeated the ropes tighter—we finally got than we should have dared draw PAGE FOUR SUNDAY M&GAZINE—ST. 1 OtUtTS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 12, 1923. Ehe bi!] came the flowers. I “ross my face like a

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ao ; Ge Hor (oul! Nor (plain As rah us of the medium and the clerg. >m. and not at all a result of Sus finds the process of nervous trying feature of the whole ng his abdominal regions very mably through the solar plexus! henever he can, he sleeps throw that he was to meet an inv nce from America, and he ne me, if necessary, to take what e precautions against fraud. He rments, and insisted that I l his pockets and examine bis 4 » in other respects; and that Is the undergarments contained able to find nothing except a handkerchief. Then he the washroom while he water to prove that he had no them; after which he de like a leech until we . be room. mark that he is necessarily unlimited confidence; though, rly sure that he had something mation would not disclose, the xamination would be the logical attention of the investigator. % ipshod a fashion as possible ked to do, and devoted as ™ > things that were not thus case, I found absolutely not the seance. business of tying the medium le long rope was provided, : I do the tying, with the jitter who was much the same clergyman, anxious to see was in the phenomena. of the medium’'s chair was ¢ of the columns of the cabiz urely tied in this position. his seat, and the reverend cents as well as we knew bow. by ropes about bis chest and @ ms were tied to the diagonal arms, and his wrists to tbe members: and his legs s. Finally, the two ends t together beneath the chair Aside from this point, the o®8* n! ethod which we received from of his repeated urging that bter-—_we finally got them @ puld have dared draw them if lett | 2 3. wt as to what might check the medium’s . principles, one is suspicious of a ie by passing a single length of rope many mt the body, arms and legs. There always that by playing the slack—some of can be made—around from loop to is all on a single loop;rtke subject may m one of the loops; after which that whole slack to be borrowed by the other guarded against this by putting nonskid loop. When the job was completed jy one that had been done by amateur | this very account it would have been ficult to untie the rope, and tie it up game way; and so far as my memory ito judge, the ropes were in the same pad of the sitting as at the beginning. rhaps be prepared to admit, for the mt, that the medium might have been mage some way of getting free or partly mt disturbing the ropes appreciably; that have got back would require a much of the imagination to believe. there was one feature that was pro- tisfactory. Everybody knows that when ‘tied in ordinary sewing cotton, it cannot the thread must be broken. “As a final P tying, the medium’s thumbs were tied to- § they stood annexed to opposite arms of ‘Dy an 11-inch length of thread, tied very > the base of each thumb and drawn taut space between them. Obviously, as long femained intact, he could not by any ibility slip his other bonds—he coula them only by actually untying them. untying would be vastly hampered by‘ the the thread. If, then, the thread were bken at the end of the seance, there would possibilities to consider: that the medi- mained tied throughout, that the ropes pantied and tied again, or that the thread bken and replaced. A fourth alternative the possibility that the thread might and remain so. fond of these alternatives I am prepared ; the medium could no more have made ties that would have looked like mine mpetent carpenter could imitate a house bt build myself. The third alternative Marently have been effected only. with the fonfederate; the medium had no thread if of his garments and person was an ade- er, when we came to remove the thread = base of his thumbs at the end. it was so we could not even-get under it to break yto slip the point of a penknife under. it My best judgment would be that it was ight as this at the beginning: and that even | the question of where the medium could thread and what he could do with the old could hardly have carried out this sub- brings us at the same time to the fourth al- and to the one spspicious hitch in the dings. At the ehd of the seance, one of Was about to go to the wall switch to turn “Later a person calling himse#f Wallie spoke loudly in my ear, with great confidence, and was highly scan- dalized when I did not claim him at once. ‘My God, man, he exclaimed, ‘you don't mean to say you don’t remember me!” on the red light, when the control stopped her with the words, ‘No, not yet.” He then addressed me, asking me to find the medium’s thumb on my side. which I did’ He instructed me to pull on his thumb to imsure myself that the thread was still intact which I did. apparently with the’ indicated result Then he told me to pull harder and break the thread. “I think that if the-suggestion had not been plant- ed in my mind. by the preliminary pull, that the thread was intact, I should have realized the unwis dom of this request and refused to comply with it As things lay. I realized it the moment after I had ‘broken’ the thread—-but then it was too late The thread resisted my pull for an instant, and then came away: and for a moment I bad no doubt that I had really broken it. “Immediately, however, it dawned upon me that I had heard or felt no clean-cut snap. and that the sensation given by the vielding thread had heen just ~ the bill came the flowers. I was the first to feel them, and I must say that the wet ends, drag- 82g across my face like a handful of cold, clammy fingers, gave me a bit of a jump. : SITNDAY MAGAZINF—ST LOTS POW MISPATCH—AI'GUST 12. 1923 PACE FIVE as applicable to the pulling, out of the grasp of the medium’s other thumb,and finger, of a previously broken end. I really think it more probable that this was what happened than that I actually broke the thread “It may be rejoined here that the thread's integ- rity was immaterial, since I cannot show how the medium could have come free, even had it been brok- en. That is true enough. But it is also true that I do not know everything there is to know about tiés and escapes and that the thread was supposed to re- main unbroken If my impressions are correct as to what happened, the medium or the control thought the matter of sufficient importance to trick me about it. If the thread were really unbroken, it should have remained so until the lights were on and we should have been permitted to examine it. If it were broken, through accidental convulsion on the part of the medium. as might easily happen. a claim to this effect could have been advanced at the time or at the end of the seance. In merely putting forward the suggestion that here is the weak spot of this sitting. I am not bound to account in detail for how all the phenomena-might have been done fraudu- lently. “The thread was supposed to remain intact, and importance was attached to its remaining intact, and questionable means were employed of enabling me to judge whether it did so remain, and as a conse- quence I am unable to assert that it did. This does not by any means damn the seance or its results, but it does constitute a pertinent fact “Well: with the medium secured as described, the circte was formed and we were instructed to join hands all around save that the medium’s hands were not included There was thus a break in the circle wat the point where the medium sat I was at the medium’'s right. and the clergyman at his left, and assuming that no two people sitting side by side were confederates, all hands were accounted for save my left hand and the reverend’'s right hand. The seating seemed to be’ quite casual, and I did not feel that there was confederacy 5 a “The medium cautioned us not to leap up, cry out or break the circle of hands under any circeum- stances: and not to sit with crossed legs All this, of course, could be equally in the interest of a prop- er psychic circuit, or with the intent of making the location of all the sitters by a fraudulent operator more certain The latter explanation was rather discounted when the medium told us that if we thought at any time we heard or felt him moving about the circle. we might lash out and kick about with our feet to our heart's content——j)ust 80 we did not break hands or sit with legs crossed “He then had ne place my left foot upon his (Continued on Page 15.) — LC OO El NE elcaai a

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y . a ‘ ss Rh Crandmother’ Crinoliner MaRS jh Elphinstone. sister of [ = _— ; = “ ~ : - —— - 5 . - fox P j , _ > ta Gy a ae ~~, a ee a " * ~ ial = ferent environment of Granddaughter! 2: 3: > 2 By MARGUERITE MARTI SS. seTawny forearms, or too-solid upperarms. featherboned collars. puffed original form ‘ RINOLINES in the not fardistant future! who declared wed never adopt the sleeveless gown petticoats. mattresses of false hall ins Madge Titheradge. >, That's waat we may expect | fer all occasions? high-perched millinery. was not We domt want guims in wideiy distended. sti Yet. haven't we all? " ed movement of rationalism but lines at any pet fant skirts parading at the Grand Prix And don't we know that our vaunted emancipation from Paris’ In the general af are imdicative of what the fashion cre- from fetters of steeled and whalebomed corsets. against restraint. Pashion was rime ators have i store for wus. | ) + And they usually are, for it ts at the fashionabie rac- Be event tha cressmakers ee tm tee aes fo FS imbers and potent ¢ tbeir effectiveness a in > iauui ce a a a who thought be able to wear “Yes, we have no straight lime gowns today!” SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST

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at - © tady Elphinstone. sister of Duchess of York: Ter- inconvenient and utterly impossible. y Alexander, widow of the great actor: The does not suit every English figure It is gatisfactory from the picturesque point of view -» those who have smal) waists. If the crinoline : fashionable practically every kind of trav- gouveyance we use would have to be altered. Ellen Terry: When crinolines were in the of fashion I did not wear one! That wil! in- to you what I think about them today. Una Troubridge, sculptor: I am decidedly the crinoline and anything that affects the and free movement of one’s body. If the is taken up it will mean that women wil! their bealth by endeavoring te make their gmaller in order to “carry” the fashion. Terrington, political worker: Crinolines nesry beautiful for debutantes, but not for mar- 4 women or very tall : I had one myself while ago. but I we it away, as I could not i with it. + Travers Clarke, ef Lieutenant-General ‘Travers Clarke: | think Se impossible. It is dif- to get enough room “basses and tubes now. | put us into crino- we shall have to. Steel - Maitland, of Sir Arthur Steei- : The very modi- form of crinoline— the crinoline—as at pres- worn, is very fashion- 0 and, moreover, pretty. ais y Tree: I have not a med word for the actual Cr buckled to the Pao with hoops of steel. e. i. as regards woman's 5 I would leave the yas Miending whale undis- (OE master of his bones. . “2 the other hand. every- must be tired to death nm those weren't designed for ¢ malformations of the IZee —— . . Princess Anatole Bariat- Prix in widely-dis- 2 ies test so. esting and others in © (res trom Paris. and can . . that the cripoline skirt so, consider the dif- Bout wires is very pop- - 3 never do noline in Se ee tollars, puffed sleeves, cumber Sriginal form resses of false hair, inconseqte ss Madge Titheradze. fDlinery, was not due to any c¢ - We don't want rationalism but to edicts hand ines eat an price— mp the genera! after-the-war re Int. Fashion was not a victim rine leader. We bave been : to plume ourselves | having arrived at 8 of freedom and in seeming defiance hitherto known fashion. Some pe complaining that carrying freedom point of abandon. the time all of have known that holding the fort Paris, had her ber cheek, kno could recall us to ™ tortuous lines she« There have actions in dress treme than : ‘ straight silhouette boopskirt. If | serves any law, t @ of the pendulum. — there is no way of & that the worst isn’t, come. ? Already in +4 jowing the Gram women are taking zance of the vogue of the crine as is their wont ip they are writing papers about it. protesting. some the modes. One — nel; ) ; girl of ned the quai publishes a sympm™ Her hair is sasued in the middie ond th opinions on the SPim Ber cars. The picture shows Miss Marjorie follows: ' Pretty London girl. in an old garden. 4 “P & A : rh ete SUNDAY MAC; not even at a summer sale pe" Ihe Nexi Mode -Yer, Really! price! Women wear sen- sible clothes nowadays, and they don't faint' Please do your best to kill the crinoline craze. Lady Dorothy Miils, nov- elist and explorer: The crinoline is clumsy and un- manageable for out of doors, but in the evening it is charming. I think on the whole it suits the Es- glishwoman, with her oval face and pink-and-white coloring. provided she is not too tall or massive. Miss Gladys Peto, artist: I think the crinoline. if not , SS fi ty ee ” Fatih Af ne Ad CZ ty OF 4 iy “ ~ On a When a New York muss tried to enter a taxi with her new gowa the hoopskirt blocked the way — and the situation blocked traffic. She says hoopskirts are “out” and should remain so. One of the new bouffant = skorts, in a heavy, print- ed silk. The pho- tograph comes from Paris and shows a mode! by Amelina. Underwoot & — worn long, is very attractiv« Dr. Elizabeth Sloan-C hesser I do not think the erinoline will be a success. Moderation is the key- note of health—and the crinoline is hardly moderate It will be the same in this country. There wil! be protests. But from past experience don’t we al! know how futHe protests are in the face of ad- vancing Fashion? When all is said and done, there will be just two alternatives to choose from: that of adapting ourselves as gracefully as may be to the prevailing mode, or resigning ourselves to being out of fashion as And while I'm not a prophet. I think | can see the direction in which a stampede is headed. Adapt- ing ourselves to the crinoline we may as well ac- knowledge to be a question for immediate considera- tion. As always, the new fashion seems to be designed for just one type of wearer, the young. the beau- tiful. the slender Don't you just know it was one of that type who wrote above: “On the other-hand. everyone must be tired of the malformations of the skimpanzee.’* Others of the same type presentiy, in extenuation of the new mode, no doubt will be talking somewhat in the language of George Sand. who wrote of the voluminous skirts of her day “Fair women in white robes. with long trains of watered silk. their hair dressed with white plumes. who might without exaggeration be compared to swans. * * * Those epormous folds of satin that profusion of muslin which envelop a slender |i«- the body as down envelops a dove. make us to re- semble birds rather than wasps." * °* *® But even the young and slender are destined to have dif*iculty in adapting the crinolines of our AZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -AL'GUST 12. 1923 —Pheto cepyrighied Dy ~hecerwood €é Loader ood . i. grandmothers to the environment of today (ranod- mother, when she was young, rode in roomy chaises, or preferably victorias, which had no doors to squeeze through; lived in big. roomy houses. strolled upon the lawn. While granddaughter today rides in erowded street cars or narrow apertured automo- biles. (Imagine a steering wheel and set of gear shifts in proximity to voluminous crinolines' } She lives in an efficiency. space-saving apartment, cooks in a kitchenette. and she rarely strolis. but hikes; follows a golf ball over the hills or weaves in and out of crowds, stands in a narrow aisle behind a counter, sits at a typewriter desk or compresses berse!lf into an elevator. as grandmother nev: to dao. She is destined to have a difficult time o give her credit for being two generations grancmother in the way of adapting herself cumstances No doubt she will rise to th: Anyway. take it from me. the modern most modern downtown environment what the exigencies. especially, indeed in a shop or an office. will not be left at le stake. nor far tn the rear of the winner of the race. when it comes to emrmtating the Parir mannequins There is some comfort in the accompanying in- formation that the new crinolines do pot imply re- inforcement of steel hoops. There is not much com- fort. though, in the circumstance which seems to be taken for granted that they do entail tight waists and corsets This will not be such sad news to the atore stigmatized ‘“‘skimpanzee.” but to the woman who by dint of a brassiere and low-cut girdle. has achieved a straight silhouette at the expemse of an expanded waist line and diphragm. the curved-in corset speii- misery. wretchedness. a return to fainting spelis. the “vapours that were fashionable in the Victorian era it is all very wel! for the young and slender to 4e clare “We are tired of straight. narrow l[ines They have run their course We welcome the «hance as something new and refreshing and quaint and charmiog Brine on yvour era of beauty and apd siow-moving grace as opposed to ett eomfort. bealth and haste The type to whom. alone. sew fashions a! wavs are becoming is not to be blamed for welcoming the fre- quent changes. The folly lies. of course. ip the strug- gie made by the less vonng. the less beautiful. the less slender. to keep the pace Well. as I have said. there is an aiternative --re- main out of fashion . ee ee ee en ee wee ie el RE pUR NE GPS TE S PREEP te ene = a LN, et ERO I OR acetal 7 :

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ie Sispect Who ld Fuh andh ay Dr. House of Texas at last finds opportunity to test his scopolamin treatment in substitution for “third degree” methods in examining persons accused or con- wicted of crime—American Medical Association convention astounded at re- sults—Experiments in San Quentin Prison result in disclosing identity of a “mystery man,” indicating innocence of another convicted of murder, and causing a wife-slayer suspected of killing 12 “wives” to refuse to submit to the drug—Criminologists predict that “truth serum” will empty the prisons of the estimated 5 per cent of their inmates who are innocent, save guiltless suspects from gallows or chair, and establish fact of guilt when it exists (im the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine of last needic and, after the drug had taken effect. ques- Now 5 appeared an article tellimg how Dr. R. E- tiomed about the hidden knowledge of their minds. Hoagse of Ferris. Tex.. was using the dreg scopo- Facts not brought out in trial cases were revealed, lamin to induce “twilight sleep” im persons suspect- and the subjects were amazed that they should have ed or convicted of crime, with the view to getting told so mach. the truth out of them, and nothing but the truth, Perhaps the most remarkable case was ‘Rat of the instead of resorting to “third-degree” methods, which Walking Dead Man,” inmate of San Quentin, who frequentiy fail to extract undiluted truth. [It was did not know his name nor whence he came. His stated that Dr. House was seeking opportunity to was one of the strangest cases of multiple personality test his discovery on a number of prisoners in some em record. The records of the prison show that he large penitentiary. These tests mow have beem was sent up from Sacramento County for grand lar- made, with the startling results told below by a spe- ceny. Investigation revealed that as Sergt. Eugene cial correspondent of the Sunday Magazine who O’Leary he had been a patient at Letterman General lives at Berkeley, Cal.. where some of the successful Hospital, San Francisco. . experiments were confirmed. His case attracted national attention from tbe The article in this magazine last November car- American Legion, for the mam claimed to have been ried the first serious discussion of the use Sf scopo- wounded and shell-shocked in the war, although be lamin im this conmection. in any publication other Or ll where nor when, nor what was his than a medical journal.) * . War Department re had shown that he _ in France and turned upiza f the armis- emorr. es Johnzston it influence of By ZOE PARAER. of physicians from the 2. the “Walking Dead of the drug. Then, auditory nerve probes wered the questions b: ptly he replied, say- years ago in which the crime was call | test. The proposition wa was born in Luz a fuller story than had been told Gm ley. prison physician. ¥F with the the murder on the shoulders of hipg Sormed that bis subconscious °r ime in San Quentin, om truth when the normal « bysicians that he told @ie@ t. Fimally he shook bis 3 a negro, grand Ee , 4 gu ot.” be said. not only admitted the may | At the conclusion of the Sa Was sentenced. but Sameta® p> ‘ests, Police Chief August and holdups of which ay enally known criminoiogh er before had been charge agua . ise of scopolamia & tes and places, revealing Se] | ably will prove to be erify ‘fences” who had received stolen 3a" ‘er made ig the sciese him. “eR ‘mone the astonishing pou teresting development ¢€ = | ‘Sich same, by the was the refusal of “Hine @ “4 ‘be discoverer ofl s - ue _ a™ —_ a we ~~ * iy ile te, A, gre. ” rm for the mu . ‘ccress before the copves€ Te ) ected of at least 12 wife sa. : a3 arrested as sus] at _— themselves. iid be spo furtl ‘Oo &@€ £hown crimina Lid be obtained s J - a ame ES i rjurer, at the comma tel) the facts, as the -8, the truth: masgy "2 away their boner § me of war. spies cog n before being shot. -Stics reveal that ouly S convicted. The @ tence would show, t ‘208e who are guilty. “Sird of the arrests -2¢ expense of trying 8S from this class th ‘Y are recruited. ed statistics show of maintainiog og —erime If Tackles ne bands of traised oO millions of d 'degtion would bs ‘hed to prevent cans leas thet the arres of all a'd aceemplich more “gree” ip obtaining “so (hat many would 9 * ‘he medicine: the drag’ . Chech and a “club.” _ ome ‘ties show that 5 ga 4 . - ~-Sltegtiary are iooee jo@s A. Larsozs be -cetectrzg macisze. ! c a SA a PE ee ee er ae Pe R te Boe, OR eee we > — i I own ee

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which the crime was committed. ry than had been told before, and }on the shoulders of his pal, Roy g time in San Quentin, convincing physicians that he told the truth. bnson, a negro, grand larceny on. not only admitted the major @ a long ind holdups of which he was cult as sentenced, but bared before had been charged against ~ and places, revealing the & ho had received stolen jewels him. esting development during the & as the refusal of “Blue Beard” | ife term for the murder of s ted of at least 12 wife murders, to Be machine. ’ , mace €Ver made test. The bley, proposition was put up to him by Dr. prison physician. Watson hesitated when eormed that his subconscious mind wbuld bring out truth when the normal conscious will was dor- apt. Finally he shook his head. “Il guess not,’ he said. At the conclusion of the San Quentin and Berke- tests, Police Chief August Vollmer of Berkeley, lonally known criminologist. said: “The use of scopolamin in police investigation ik probably will prove to be the greatest single ad- in the science of criminology.” Among the astonishing possibilities of the ‘truth um,’ which name, by the way, Dr. House does lavor, the discoverer outlined the following in baddress before the convention of physicians: l. Persons arrested as suspects can be made to Ul or convict themselves. & There would be no further nécessity to grant “aiy to a known criminal, for the reason that *Vidence could be obtained and corroborated with- his consent. » A perjurer, at the command of the Judge, could ee to tell the facts, as they exist in his mind; in Words, the truth: many women, for instance, »®¥orn away their honor to protect a guilty hus- » In lime of war, spies could be made to divulge mmation before being shot. Matistics reveal that only one person in 10 who fied ic convicted. The nine who escape from ° M evidence would show, under the influence of drug. those who are guilty. One-third of the arrests now made are mis- The expense of trying this third could be * itis from this class that the innocent in the “ary are recruited. ®- Compiled statistics show that almost half of “tpense of maintaining our Government goes to Centro! of crime. If Uncle Sam could use scopo- = 2 the hands of trained men, it would mean Ying of millions of dollars a year. its adeption would do& more than any other: method to prevent gang robbery. Criminals Would ledrm that the arrest of one would reveal! Mames of all. It would accomplish more than any other type Mird degree” in obtaining confessions, for the also that many would prefer to confess than ® the medicine; the drug would serve as a posi- Check and a “club.” es tntistice show that 5 per cent of the inmates ’ Penitentiary are innocent If this method qh Standardized, it would clean every peni- tentiary of its guiltless prisoners; furthermore, there would be no more innocent persons sent there. Not only does the subject under the influence of scopolamin tell the truth, but it is impossible for him to tell a lie, according to Dr. House, for the reason that his volition in the matter is destroyed and there is nothing to be revealed except the record of mem- ory experience in the mind. As proof of this he cites the statement of H. G. Moore of the Burns Detective Agency of Dallas. who “Dr. House walked into my office, a stranger, and stated he could place a man under the influence of a drug and make him answer correctly any questions asked. He permitted me to conduct the test in my own way. I accepted his proposition for what it might offer. To make the test reliable, I selected three men and gave to Dr. House a list of 20 ques- tions for each man, without the answers. The men understood they were to give the wrong answers, to prove the test unre “I desire to state Savs. lable. briefly answers that Dr. House not only obtained the correct to the 60 questjons, but the answers to many more. A man undeN the drug is absolutely at the mercy of the operator, and I express entire confidence in the method as used by Dr. House.” Technically, the modus operandi of the “truth serum,” as described by Dr. House before the med- ical men. follows: “The principle involved in the use of scopolamin in criminal work is based upon the recognized func- tions of the brain and these clinical observations: “The brain’s most powerful center is hearing; it is the last center to succumb to an anesthetic, and the first center to function again after an anes- thetic. I have observed (and which is strangest of all to me) that the center of hearing can, and does, make the other four centers function before those centers are influenced by their own special nerve “The only function the auditory nerve possesses, when stimulated by a question, is to carry the sound waves to the anditorv center, and the only function the auditory center hi: to invoke memory. Under the suspected criminal is rendered appreciation of environment Is non- existent. “In such a state of unconsciousness, if the indi- vidual is engaged in conversation the moment the auditory center asserts its power, he is too helpless to protect himself by inventing replies to the ques- tions propounded.” It was while engaged in his obstetrics, employing “twilight influence of scopolamin. a oblivious to existence: eliminated; the willpower is general practice in sleep” in cases of DR. R. E. HOUSE. childbirth, that Dr. House conceived the use of the drug in criminology, for he noted that during the progress of the “twilight zone” patients were wont to talk at times, although not conscious of the fact. Scopolamin is extracted from the scopola plant and is an alkaloid long known to scientists. Chem- ically, it has the composition of hyroscine, an im- portant drug used in the cure of narcotic addiction: An interesting experiment was made in checking up the use of the “truth serum” with the mechanical employed in the Berkeley Police De- John A. Larson, the only Ph. D. po- lice officer in the world, inventor of the lie-detect- ing machine, was delighted with the results ob- tained, checking favorably both ways. ie detector” partment. Dr. The princi- le of the mechanical detector is that of registering through blood and heart ays reveals excessive emotional ns when lling an untruth. This is regis- tered on a chart the machine. The lie detector has been employed in ‘“third- degree’’ work in the Berkeley Police Department for more than a year and some startling results have been obtained. In ene instance a girl co-ed at the of California confessed to a diamond other. girls had been examined on found perfectly normal. When placed in the chair the lie detec- imediately registered excessive emotion as she iit. When the fact was pointed out to ‘hief of Police Vollmer, she confessed that stolen stone from the Sorority House. as the most popular young woman in her class the last of all to be suspected of the crime. the emotions pressure years. A subi ‘ + alw r ‘ +< re|cwvuio the Scopolamin, it is beliewed, will be employed with- the year in some noted criminal case on which the yes of the cou are centered. It would prove invaluable, it is pointed out, in certain baffling like that of last year in which a prom- New Jersey was slain with bis in which the police for months for a clew. Any one of a number mystery might be placed under “truth serum” and reveal all ntry murder cases. nent min ID choir si and ValD in .that of the it is that if scopolamin becomes generally work the old “third degree” will pass suspect will be made to reveal crime, divulging the names innocent still has police new, when the he knows of the if he himself is vet of the guilty knowledge. As for the prisons of the country, if the drug be- omes a part of the detention system and frees the percentage of innocent. however small, it will mark of the greatest of steps yet taken along humapni- tarian lines. according to Dr. House. One thing more might be mentioned.” declared the Texas physician, a slight twinkle in his eye. “A woman under the influence of scopolamin will al- wavs tell ber correct age.” one ’

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A Tale flew. and almost im they reached the ail edge of the lake. Usually Paul exp a peaseenger that likely two feel a few over the edge of the a day like this. Hie warned this giri. were the “Ddempe” them. toasing them them sidewise. them This girl. th warned, merely held the sides of the | «miied when Paal ¢ ber Se steered the nite the smooth over the deep water. Of course. any ree 2OHon was impose Paal contested Bims watching ber ¢art - wih delight as sik abeoat,. agd her lips 4 es Bilaration Smoothly. with lca ing dips as they rode | est of tBe air billie flew on over the la ehgeime and airscrew apd tirebess iz thetr 4 ward | The Michigans she a> ender them all 6 aod Pao! gave bit atts hts mapdoard. He Pe Ten to Ber the co beckskin oexfords of special mS the roads and white sk hat was @ ee sines wo og. ehart agreea . AUL CRANSTON was alone ‘2 iis air- bet the mw ome. in a meadow beside the sew con- crete Northwest Trail out of Chicage. where trucks amd motor cars rushed by “Fty'" imvited Paal’s big placard beside the coucrete. ‘Drive in and fly'™ But ao ome drove im: so Paul wiped his hands anc sat down im the shade of a wimg and snapped would have given paps opportunity to enter the strimg around the brows paper containing bis some extsavagent Gatihins euficsl ee The distamce to Detroit.” said Paul, “is He ate the fruit first amd was comsidertine whether . watter of additional off and gus. Bt ie so risky. a be would eat anything more, when be noticed that ceed. that if you came te me te hop you to Detrei a new roadster bad turned from tbe road aac was 2 nonstop flight. for the fum of it. I would approachimg over the dry crass of his fieid justified. if anything happesed. On the other He saw that the driver was a giri and that she = \° % were to save a life or someone's happiness, alone; so, as be arose. he @iagnosed ber mo - ; warned Pau! and . Sige Pac! admit:ed vou't so dra: . | pulled down on a blade ge take om special com piness”™— the airscrew. sot he ar . pis PELE OLE. Ng Ah Dy, + . : lexsty at all Quickly & leaped aside as the Selkirk sot *ere 2 mas. I'd “Shelby Selkirk of G& landing gear is = a= bis mall and jing ¢ oo oo cnse. being a w advantages if —d , : ) rye! : ad , | be there br 4 or there's no x happegs ovrer ‘ ns; 8 st ~ a {2¢d—-well. I simpiy have to make the orher hand. it ' 4 ow ee Ne. Of course - —_ >a can fet me there 2d > it absolute! it rhe “ aates | a keep it absolute! mai “ : “Thes deosn't do i.” name vowr owt figure re certain a lili . ae ag othBed himself ty ‘nvited hote! ‘ , . ei: “) » * + Reig 3 whee oe - to Detroit ts a fairtr large order.” Pas! Dut for an a@equate reason. | can do it “ve me. the reason’s adequate.” the gir’ said drawing derp aac ="-rped dewn She was perhaps 22 a dark-haired dark<ved gir! stepped to a post af an intresting type which Paul had bees noticins asad rang a bell. “What's freqven'iy sfmee be came to Chicago. that” she demanded PAGE TEN SUNTIAY MAGAZINE- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -AUGUST 12,

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takes his lunch at the his service and storage i up. “Hopping?” he and brought out his cloak. ed to a passenger for a better have this on,” h-* ic: “That's this lady's We may not get back of the passenger, in 4 beyond his sense of wy of anyone leaving prop- “Pp alden.” she said Jim. “Piymouth, Mass..”” Pau! on him with apprectation. asked. t Panl did know “She's » car.” be interjected, and Dumber and scrat: hed out wl's cloak and when Pan! shed into the airplane. H+ lightly in front of her. Hi> plane, with engine and air acrew in front. Jim blocked the wheels, and she asked “What's that for? “If we didn't do that we might cut him in two when he cranks,” Paul explained, as Jim seized a blade of the propeller “When be starts the en gine. we might leap on him and the propeller might kill him if we weren't blocked.” “Switch off?" said Jim “Switch off.” assured Paul, and Jim carelessl!s spun the propeller. “Switch on?” requested ** Jim “Switch on! warned Paul; and Jim pulled down on a blade of the airscrew, not care- lessly at all. Quickly he leaped aside as the eD- gine caught and spun the propeller into a whir of sudden. roaring invisibil- ity Pau! throttled down and diminished the rack- et so that he could’ be heard when be called -“Ready?” She replied steadily: “Go ahead I'm glad I learned that’ “What?” asked Pau! “How to crank if have to come down, | cae do it. now.” “Don't you think »° it’ yelled Paul, and. a* Jim kicked away tbe blocking, he opened the throttle, and up they » . A Tale in Which Romance and Airplane Thrills Mingle flew, and almost immediately they reached the air over the edge of the lake. Usually Paul explained to a passenger that she was likely to feel a few “bumps” over the edge of the water on a day like this. He had not warned this girl, and here were the “bumps” rocking them, tossing them, tilting them sidewise, dropping them. This girl, though un- warned, merely held tight to the sides of the seat and smiled when Paul turned to her. He steered the airplane into the smooth, easy going over the deep water. Of course, any real conver- sation was impossible: so Paul contented himself with watching her dark eyes glow with delight as she looked about, and her lips part with exhilaration Smoothly. with long. sooth- ing dips as they rode the mild- est of the air billows, they flew on over the lake, with engine and airscrew steady and tireless in their rush for- ward The Michigan shore drew up under them all tao soon, and Pau! gave his attention to his mapboard. He pointed out to her the correspondence of the roads and rivers to the ‘ines on his chart. This Was agreeable, but the mapboard emphasized the approach of Detroit, where was that man for whom she was making this flight. It must be a man s0 completely to contro! her happiness that she had to bop across the lake to keep him from getting that package. Paul became so intent in thinking about him that the engine “missed” badly before Pau! realized that much was wrong. Then he put bis ma- chine nose down and dived. The passenger could not know this was not a fall: but she quietly held on until Paul fot the engine going again and he was able to “flatten out’ and fly evenly a couple of thousand feet lower than before. When he gazed at her then, she was white, but AS it got into the air she smiled with steady lips. It was only a few minutes later when they began to enter the smoke-and-dust cloud of Detroit. Paul picked a flat field well in the outskirts but with a traveled road beside it, and he landed. “Well, you are a hummer!” she cried to him, en- thusiastically, as soon as the engine stopped. “Done up much?” he asked her, guiltily, with that dive on his conscience. “Of cvurse not!” she protested, and stood up. Dropping off her cloak, she reached under her seat for her hat. She opened her vanity bag, looked at berself, patted her hair here and there and, putting on her hat, she climbed down. : “We've about 40 minutes in hand before 4 o clock,’ Paul informed her, modestly. “Yes; you've dome your part marvelousiy—but me! Do you know, I never once thought during that ride'”’ “You mean that you expected on the way over here.”’ he said, “to do some thinking which you had left to the last minute?” “That's just it; and when I got up in the air, I didn’t do it.” “Perhaps.” Baul suggested, “I might carry on for you a bit.”’ “It was my plan to get that package I came over for You see’’—she hesitated—‘‘it’s addressed to Mr. Shelby Selkirk, Hotel Touraine, Detroit. Shel— Mr. Selkirk is not known at the Touraine. So if I were a man. I'd simp'v go to the hotel, register as Shelby Selkirk of Chicago. ask for a room and Claim bis mail and get the package that way. Of course, being a woman, I might register as his wife and ask for his mail. but” “But you're not his wife?” Paul asked, quickly. “Ne. Of course not.”’ “Then don't do it.” Paul forbade with force, and astonished himself by offering: “Il can pass as a man: so when I get somebody out of this crowd’’—he gazed at the curious people ap- proaching——“‘to look after this bugs, I'U) go uptown with you.” “Ob, no. you needn't.” Paul picked out an individual to watch over the airplane and keep other people off, and quickly Closed a satisfactory arrangement. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 12, 192% He led Priscilla to the road, where he hailed a car for hire and put her in. “Hotel Tou- raine, quick,”’ he told the driver, and took his seat be- side her. As the car sped away, she sat back in the corner, gaz- ing at him questioningly. “Exactly what do you mean to do?” she inguirel. “Register as Shelby § Sel- kirk, of course, and get your package for you.” She nodded slightly, as though saying, “I thought so." “If you're going to register as Shel,” she suggested, po- litely, “hadn't you better charge to more ordinary at- tire? They don’t know Shel at the Touraipe; yet they'll probably expect him in ordi- nary clothes.” “Where’ll I get ordi- nary clothes?’’ Paul re- turned. “Store.”’ “I haven't enough money,” Paul admitted. “I have,’ Priscilla assured, and told the driver: ‘Stop at the first men’s clothing store where you can get quick service.”’ appeared again to Priscilla, who instantly approved and paid for the suit and also for a cap to match. Paul followed her to the cab. He felt like a little boy and did not mind much. There was a charming spirit of give and take about this vigorous girl which was markedly unusual; and now it was her turn to take again. “You get out here,” Paul said, stopping the cab a block from the Touraine. ‘“‘Wait in that doorway for me. If I don’t come back in 20 minutes, go to the airplane; I'll meet you there.” “All right,”’ she accepted, and gave him her hand as he got out. “Good luck.” Reaching the Touraine, he paid off the cab, crossed the hotel lobby and examined the register. The time was seven miffutes to 4. No “Shelby Selkirk’’ was among the names upon the day’s page, so Pau! put one there. The clerk, reading the name upside down, heartily welcomed the guest: “Glad to see you, Mr. Sel- kirk; telegram and special delivery mail here for you, sir.” Paul had a feeling that his enemy Shel had come in just in time to hear that hearty welcome: that a man had suddenly stopped and was standing back, watching. | “I'll have them,” said Paul to the clerk. There were one telegram and two special delivery packages——one a large brown envelope addressed by typewi.ter. The other was also an envelope, white in color, somewhat larger and with a thick, firm inclosure: this was addressed in a vigorous feminine hand. Neither bore return address: both had been mailed in Chicago. There was so little doubt in Paul’s mind that the white envelope was the one Priscilla wanted. that he immediately put that in the inner pock- et of the coat she had bought for him. He had at least to open the telegram to Maintain any pretense of being Mr. Sel- kirk. “Buy sheep and spot cotton,” it said, tersely. It was signed “Fiery” and had been dispatched at 2 o'clock from Chi- cago. It struck Paul Cranston that there was sOmething queer in the fact that the man who had stopped behind him was still merely watching him. “That's Selkirk,’’ Paul warned him- self, and, turning, felt sure of it. “Shel’’ was really a beautiful person of about 28. He wore a perfectly tail- ored gray suit apd a gray felt hat, re minding Paul that Priscilla preferred gray. His pale gray eyes were intently observing Paul ard the opened telegram and the unopened mail. But he did noth- ing more; he merely stood there and ob- served. Paul thrust the telegram into his pock- et and turned back to the desk for the other large. well-filled envelope of Mr. Selkirk’s mail and thrust it also i-to a they started shooting, but hit nothing. Paul simply flew away. pocket. The man put on the brakes almost immediately, and Priscilla got out and, when Paul followed her to the door of the clothing store, she told a sales- man to show a gray business suit to the gentieman. The salesman supposed the gentleman was the lady's husband, and Paul let it go at that; he took a gray sack suit into a dressing room, put it on and Paul started from the Touraine in the direction of the doorway where he was to meet Priscilla, but swung abruptly to the right and went down another street. Mr. Selkirk followed anc he did nothing more until Paul approached a large and rather old build- ing with an “Office for Rent’’ sign beside the door; (Continued on Page 13.) oe } “A, ti “ “Se - © 7 He bathed her face with cold water, and when she re ived, she lay looking at him with quiet, steauy eyes. PAC sL: a E\ rN

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ee ee ? a .- -or= HK K—— HS LT. caer. ms a @ ~~ -* 7 t s > ». Sa 4 4 4 es - ae - ——— ~ “a + RS ge ne a -. sane aad . Pi - “eer _ yy - ee ee ee eee “~~ - - ~~ - > er em 0 O° SERS Ae 1 TO, RECT MBs Women as Executives - dhsiness and/uble (ite “The fact that they often succeed in the most difficult positions cannot be questioned any longer,” says sec- retary of big women’s organization —Buat Federal official, of the other sex, declares that able women often shun responsibility and he tells the reasons why—Fresh comment on a guestion that will not down 2: OMEN are having successful! im sO many lines of work Ww to be the exclusive domain of men that feminine ability in practically all the professions cannot be denied. But perhaps the topnotchers among women doctors. lawyers. scientists novelists. ¢« are just exceptional cases. THAt is what some of the men say, and some of the women. too These critics may or may pot be “ald-fashioned”” i declining: to admit the right- eousness of the proposition that earninz opportuni- be equal to those for men better places in the busipess are being held Dy women icilams have gracefully accepted the equality—ever since the latter obd- of suffrage re is another question about woman out- side her traditional place in the home which re- fuses to be stilled. It is a mean slur. or a sensible recogniti § fundamental differences, according to ttitude on the whole feminist question. Or be just the “last ditch” of those who would woman her new right of competing with general make good executives” as asked of Mrs. Minnie Fisher If executive secretary of the romen Voters. an organization states and many hundreds of little lady from Texas -con- seriously for then a gleam of hu- flickered in her brown eyes “The league came recentiv symposium of masculine that very subject,” We were making an survey of the depart- ga the opinions either as individu collective ‘problem all of these views inter- manv of them valuabie few of them diverting Helen H. Gardener, U. S. Civil Service Comaussion. rACGE TWEIVE . 2 Vr, “ Se tae Mrs. Margaret Wil- son. chief of the Trading With the Enemy Division, Federal Trade Commussion. Mrs. Mabel Waiker W1l- lebrandt, Assistant Attor- ney-General of the United States. “Perhaps I ought to tell you my own opinion first, if we are to discuss the sabject seriously. The league is not umaware that comparatively few women are yet to be found in respomsible positions, for such pportunities have not been open to women for any great length of time. But the fact that they do often succeed in the most difficult and responsibie po- sitions cannot be questioned any longer. “In the Government. without attempting to make a complete list. ome thinks immediately of Mrs. Helen H. Gardener, Civil Service Commissioner: of Mrs. Margaret Wilson. patent expert. and chief of the Trading With the Enemy Division of the Fed- eral Trade Commission—one of its four principal bureaus: of Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt. As- (sistant Attorney-General. now handling the impor- tant assignment of the prohibition law: of Miss Grace Abbott. chief of the Children’s Bureau. and Miss Mary Anderson. chief of the Woman's Bureau. “The league believes that progress is being made in opening such positions to qualified women. and is gratefulliv aware of the help of generous men in the work of securing equal opportunity for women. ‘ “One executive with whom = talked emphasized a truth that. holds with women as well as mes, that it is often the least able indi viduals who are the most clamor- ous for high office. But he said be bad found that able women are much more likely than able men to shun responsibility. He offered two explanations, the first that womes are often carrying two jobs. one at home and another in the office; the other, that they have a certain de- pendent attitude of mind which, he said, mothers ought to be able to control in the next generation. “He charged that mothers teach w 7 their little girls from infatcy tse - look up to their brothers with re spect for their superior judgment and skill. this beimg very bad fam little girls if they are to “] up to compete with men in the business or profem ional worid. a id 3 i oe ° “*I myself believe.’ continued the executive, tat responsibility is a good thing for a strong woman, = — “4 and I have seen women successful in directing the * work of men. It raised a great stir in this depart- ment the first time a woman was placed in authority. bat now she has become one of the most popular of our chiefs. “We have a woman downstairs who was brought to my attention some years ago as an able candidate for a certain promotion. but the chief of ber bures® told me he was sure she would not accept it, be cause she always avoided responsibility. “*T had a long talk with her and found that this opinion was right. She objected that the new opel - ing carried no more salary and involved much beavi- er responsibility, that she had a husband and daugh- ter, was mot very strong physically. and had ber housekeeping to oversee. I advised her to pay some- orm to attend to the housekeeping while she accept- ed the new opportunity. and she agteed to talk & over with her husband. who advised ber not to at tempt anything more. Finally I persuaded ber over his veto, and today she is a changed woman. Sie has grown not only stronger. but pleasanter and meliower in her added feeling of success.” “The seeming reluctance of women to accept re sponsibility.” Mrs. Cunningham averred. “is sot eomparabie to the same feeling in men, because women are embarking on what is Yet for them af uncharted sea. The woman still has to make good seis twiee, once for herself as an individual, and once for | her whole sex in its new relation to public life. Mage have not that situation to consider at all. “The same charge that women are dependest if their attitude of mind was brought to us over in the a Postoffice Department. where they say they have Gre GF ww ) ” “4 *4 i ' “3 ars tit my b + a 2] a > ee , de girl stenographers and typists, but find no succem® ~ in training them for desk positions. Giris do set | want responsibility. they say. Thus the type of gitt | who goes into business for a few rears, tnwilling make the effort to do the best work of which she +e 5 ~ (Continecd on Page 13.) SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 12, 1923 - : * » Dae >, oy’ ” N OF then Mr. Selkirk : “Do you want te mildly. “Certainly.” Pa entry where a pari a deserted office. looked at Paul. » ferred settlement piace, Paul was w litely waited and g the empty room. P sank unconscious | He realized, whe Vr. Selkirk must probably with a bi within the office, ; shut the door. Mi now, but complet. that large, well-fil a feminine hand. Paal looked aror -he were alone and jerked up and gral Mr. Selkirk very struck, Paul let go bing Selkirk'’s shor to the floog Whe Paul put al! his fos and hit Mr. Selkirk proved enough for | quietly on the figgi and procured tbe | and. also. a loaded | ered the scattered They proved to be sue and each of $1 ed 25 while Mr. Sell “Twenty-fire was “That's right.” 3B Paul returned th looked down at the typewriting. which | the trouble to oper; either, but put it in feeling strangely Paul backed « backed through ig He entered a dry went through and ought to return to side of the Tou with Priscilla. bat clear up a recol : about which he had On a corner was papers. and be boug the account which numbers of the s the fourth loan. 2 telephone booth an electric light. bonds in his envele stolen. tie could give anc tell how it all Priscilla to get her (hat upon bimself to the middle of the pened to be waiting freed; and, as the the cab and cried The driver got a hind. but if they failed. Paul reached the biocks ahead of the “Ren as pear the As he jomped Paul saw Priscilla airplane. “Hello’” she - ‘You—you got it?” after you.” “You,” he ‘T'm all right. The engine's gotag!™ She seized the aad he lifted ber se ‘Drang to bis and “ Purseed Paal were Paul opened the As it got Inte the sething. Paal « But he could feel Priscilla. whe had and toppling beside and Paul bet the ‘8pport her with “ae slipped down. “'< a8¢ Knew that ‘he exultation of creaming again “eu and smiling. aad She seemed to ** must get her ¢iseermed that he circled ever a wide

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tive with whom we ed a truth that omen as well as men, the least able indi- the most clamor- office. But he said that able women are ely than able men to bility. He offered two the first that women ng two jobs, one at ner in the office; the y have a certain de- fe of mind which, he ought to be able “to next generation. that mothers teach ris from infancy to heir brothers with re- ir superior judgment is being very bad for they are to grow he business or profes- 4d the executive, “that for a strong woman, hecsful in directing the at stir in this depart- s placed in authority. of the most popular of irs who was brought > as an able candidate be chief of her bureau suld pot accept it, be- ponsibility. r and found that this ed that the new open- 4 involved much heavi- a husband and daugb- bysically, and had her fvised her to pay some- ping while she accept- she agteed to talk it advised her not to at- y I persuaded her over changed woman. She but pleasanter and of success.’ of women to accept re- ham averred, “is not ling in men, because t is Yet for them an still has to make good individual, and once for tion to public Hfe. Men ider at ali. omen are dependent in sucht to us over in the they say they have but find no success positions Girls do not Thus the type of gir! few vears, Unwilling to best work of which she p ineed on Page 13.) NON S TOG P then Mr. Selkirk suddenly hastened up beside Paul. “Do you want to step in here a minute?” he asked, mildly. “Certainly,” Paul accepted and stepped into the entry where a partly open door in the rear disclosed a deserted office. Mr. Selkirk looked at this and looked at Paul, who nodded. If Mr. Selkirk pre- ferred settlement of their affair in that private place, Paul was willing; and when Mr. Selkirk po- litely waited and motioned Paul to precede him into the empty room, Paul did so and in the next second sank unconscious to the floor. He realized, when he was coming to himself, that Mr. Selkirk must have struck him from behind— probably with a blackjack—he had crumpled down within the office, and Mr. Selkirk had entered and shut the door. Mr. Selkirk was standing over him now, but completely absorbed in the contents of that large, well-filled white envelope, addressed in a feminine hand. Paul looked around and made sure that She? and he were alone and, careful to give warning, he jerked up and grabbed Mr. Selkirk’s legs, throwing Mr. Selkirk very violently to the floor. As he struck, Paul let go of the legs and@ sprang up, grab- bing Selkirk’s shoulders and pounding him again to the floog When She) fought back and kicked, Paul put all his force into a swing of his right fist and hit Mr. Selkirk on the point of his jaw. That: proved enough for Shel, who took his turn at lying quietly on the figpr. Paul carefully felt over Shel and procured the brown packet and the telegram and, also, a loaded automatic pistol. Then he gatb- ered the scattered contents of the white envelope. They proved to be all Liberty Bonds of the fourth is- sue and each of $1000 denomination. Paul count- ed 25 while Mr. Selkirk watched him from the floor. “Twenty-five was all?’’ Paul asked him. “That's right,’’ Mr. Selkirk confirmed. Paul returned them to the white,envelope. He looked down at the brown envelope, addressed in typewriting,. which Mr. Selkirk had not even taken the trouble to open; Paul did not take the trouble. either, but put it in his pocket unopened. He was feeling strangely sick. Paul backed away from Shel, opened the door, backed through it quickly and left the building. He entered a dry goods store a few doors down. went through and departed by another exit. He ought to return to that doorway a block the other side of the Touraine where he had an appointment with Priscilla, but he found himself obliged first to clear up a recollection of a bond robbery in Chicago about which he had read in the morning's paper. On a corner was a stand with out-of-town news- papers, and he bought a Chicago paper and located the account which printed the list of the serial numbers of the stolen bonds, all Liberty issues of the fourth loan. He cut out the list and. entering a telephone booth which had an opaque door and an electric light, he itmspected the numbers on the bonds in his envelope; every one of them had been stolen. He could give himself up. surrendering the bonds. and tell how it all happened: but he had offered to Priscilla to get her package for her: he had taken that upon himself against her protest. He stepped to the middle of the street. where an empty taxi hap- pened to be waiting for the east-west traffic to be freed; and, as the signal was given, he jumped into the cab and cried to the driver, ‘“‘Hurry!”’ The driver got a fast start. Whistles shrilled be- hind, but if they were meant to stop Paul's taxi they failed. Paul reached the wide suburban road a fair three blocks ahead of the police cab. “Run as near the plane as you can!” As he jumped the fence and entered the field, Paul saw Priscilla run around to the front of the airplane. “Hello'” she greeted him, staring with dazed eyes. “You—you got it?” “I got it; but you—you” “Good for you! Now let's get out of here. They're after you.” “You,” be stammered again. “I'm all right. Just knocked—silly. That's all. The engine's going!"’ she boasted. proudly. She seized the handgrip to the passenger's seat, and he lifted her so that she got to her place. He Sprang to his and opened the throttle. The watch- man was keeping away from the roaring whirl of the airscrew: but two men from the cab that had pursued Paul were running from the road. Paul opened the throttle and the airplane moved. As it got into the air they started shooting, but hit bething. Paul simply flew away. But he could feel no triumph in his escape; for Priscilla, who had made it possible, was swaving and toppling beside him: She crumpled in her seat and Paul let the plane ride of itself while he trted ic support her with his hands. She slipped down, down. Paul heid her with one aran and knew that she bad only fainted; and in the exultation of that moment, he found himself creaming again about her—about her. strong and **!l and smiling, and with him riding the sky. Khe seemed to cease breathing and he knew that he must get her down. Gazing at the ground, he discerned that he was beyond Ann Arbor. and he circled over a wide field, ip a farming section, with SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 12, 1923. a big patch of woods into whi-h ran a stream. He landed and lifted her out and carried her under the trees till he found a patch of grass, where he laid her down. He bathed her face with cold water, and when she revived, she lay looking at him with quiet, steady eyes. “You told me not to crank,’ she admitted to him. “But if I hadn’t we'd never have got away, would we?”’ *“‘No,”’ said Paul. “I remember those men were after you. You got the package—or didn’t you?” “I got it.”’ Paul admitted; he did not like to be re- minded of that package. “I want to know what you had to pull in Detroit to get my package. They shot at you, as we flew up, didn’t they?’’ “They shot at us,’’ Paul amended. “All right,”’ she accepted the correction. “Nev. was it too much for papa to square? He's got a great lawyer, I told you; and I guess he’s worth four or five million.” Paul stood looking down and snddenly feeling angry at her for continuing to play him for a fool and pretending that she was a daughter of a rich man and had flown to Detroit on a purelv rersonal errand. He did not answer, and she demanded: “What happened at the hotel?” “Judge for yourself,.”” and Panl desrrihed the meeting with the grav-clothed vounge man Ac he told of knocking out Mr. Selkirk, moter exn'!osions sounded from the direction of the fie'd. “Somebody starting your engine!" she exclaimed. “It’s motor cycles.*”” He moved off. “Wait'’ she called to him. “Leave me those packages!” He tossed th®m to her. He had said nothine. but left the clipping from the Chicago paper tnclosed in the envelope with the stolen bonds. As he went through the trees. he thought of her findine that clipping and realizine that he knew: then he got sizht of the field and saw that two men in uniform had arrived on motor cvcles and were anestioning the local people. One of the uniformed men. with one of the farmers. approached the wood. and Pau! crept back. The officer saw him and called him to halt; and when Paul kept on in the other direction. the man fired. Paul ran; the officer cautiously waited at the edge of the wood and shouted for reinforcement. Paul reached Priscilla, who had got to her feet. “Who was firing?’ she challenged him. “Men from motor cycles: they've come from Ann Arbor, I suppose.” “After us?”’ “Come on,.”’ said Paul. “I'll carry vou. I can: I have.” “Wait!” she stopped him. “What do vou think I've done’””™ “Come!” cried Paul ‘We've got to get out.” s“We've nothing of the sort,”’ she denied. firmly but also gently. “Oh, I see it all now' At the hotel] you got a package addressed to Shel which was ful! of stolen bonds; you figured I sent them: vou thought that’s why-I had to hop the lake—to get back those bonds. for some reason. You thought I was a thief'”’ Women as Executives is capable, because she intends to get married and ‘stop working, does harm, upthinkingly, to all women. “A woman chief in another department told us that the greatest disqualification of many unmar- ried women of mature years for holding executive positions is ‘old-maidishness.’ “*Rigidity of mind. and inability to keep sweet at all times and under all circumstances are fatal!’ said this very successful woman. She added that, failing marriage, the best antidote for old-maidish- ness is a full and busy life in profession or business. “Of course, we did interview a few men who did not agree with the league belief that women make successful executives,’’ Mrs. Cunningham continued, with a reminiscent twinkle. Said a young man in the Navy Department: “"*A woman might have the personal qualifications to be a good efecutive, but the morale of a staff of men who took their orders from a woman would be so low that she couldn't get anything done.’ “*You mean, we inquired, ‘that all men consider themselves superior to all women?’ “ ‘Outside the office a man is perfectly willing to admit that a woman is his superior. but not in his work. When a man admits that a woman is superior to him in his work he \oses something that he can- not afford to sacrifice.’ “*Then a man would feel it a humiliation to have a woman like Mrs. Catt or Madame Curie direct his work?’ ‘*Yes: he would know he was inferior. but the knowledge would not be good for him.’ “A scientist in the Department of Agriculture said he would not have a woman in his laboratories be- cause the field work involved, too much physical hardship. We assured him that the league program demands equality but not identity of opportunity for women. Nevertheless, of course, one cannot help (Continued From Page ff) “Wat?” Facing her, at this moment. nothing else occurred to him to sag’. “You never have opened the other package. Here it is; father wrapped it and had it sent from his office; it’s Shel’s letters and gifts to m». Here they are; do you want to see them?” ithe held the contents of that brown package in a heap before him. “Father got suspicious of Shel last week: he said Shel was shady and I must break with him. I'd lost most of my feeling for Shel. but when father got together his letters and gifts and shipped them back, special delivery, I said that was no way to treat Shel; so I came to you to hop the lake to get them back before Shel got them. But I guess, from this other envelope that I knew nothing about and from what happened to you, that father was right. Anyway, now I don’t care.”” Paul stared at her and «‘ared at the heap of letters in her hands: and back :o her again: At last he asked: “Why?” “Why should anybody care about losing the imi- tation,’’ Priscilla returned steadily, looking squarely at him, “when she’s found the real thing? You and I, Mr. Paul Cranston, aren't running away any more today: we're giving ourselves up. There’s nothing we've done, or meant to do. anyway, which papa’s lawyer can’t square before breakfast—or maybe he- fore supper tonight, if we wire him.” “All right.”’ said Paul. “I'm agreeable. I never felt such an impulse to stay safe in all my life. Simce we're giving ourselves up. what do you suppose is the safest way to do it?” “Sit here with me,’ suggested Priscilla, ‘‘and io nothing except talk to me. if you’ve anything left to say now.” ‘“‘Left?” said Paul. “I haven't begun. For a starter, what’s your name, please”?”’ “Orsola Paramonti.” “Orsola! I never heard that name before: but it’s a favorite with me. Now, then. Orsola, if you flew to Detroit. nonstop, over the lake, for the sake of a man you'd iost most of vour feeling for. what would you do for a fellow you cared about?”’ “If you,”’ she countered, “did your recent act for a girl vou thought was a thief, what would you da for one vou just possibly might get a little con. fidence in?”’ *“Orsola,.”’ continued Paul a little later, “several people. some of them girls. have talked to me about being nothing more than a jitney pilot of an air- plane: but I never cared till this noon when you came along and seemed so disappointed in me.”’ a es a “You were. You ougbt to have been. because up to this noon, I didn’t care about being anvthing much. You've read something about my family, what we've had and where we've been. When it all went, it didn’t seem worth while to work up the ef- fort to put my end of the family on top again. I'd never, till this noon, seen a girl that affected me with a feeling that it would be worth while. But now I'd start as proprietor of a corner fruit store with pep and pleasure.” ‘A -worse idea could occur to you, Paul,” Orsola encoyraged. “If you do that. papa’ll be crazy about you ‘and he'll be just the one to help you. That's where pega himself started.”’ Then the officers and farmers closed in on them, and, quite safely, they surrendered together (Copyright. ) . (Continued From Page 12) wishing that if women must be subject to hardship, more of them could suffer the hardships involved in scientific investigation and fewer the dangers of pneumonia involved in laundry work. ‘An official of the Department of Labor asked for the league’s answer to a problem that he had ob- served recentiy. He said: ‘A young man on our staff came to me a few years ago and told me that he was going to marry one of the girls in his office. He was Making $2800 a vear, and I figured that he was doing right. Twenty-eight hundred dollars is not a big salary, but it is a living wage. I supposed that the girl, who was making $2200, would stay at home and keep house after they were married, but she did nothing of the kind. They went away for a few days’ va- cation, both came back to their desks. and have been there ever since. The other day they. drove up to this building in a fancy automobile. Now, that is the kind of thing that makes the men who are struggling along on small salaries, supporting wife and children. feel very much dissatisfied.’ ‘Of course. there is no stereotyped answer to the envy of those who covet their neighbors’ automo- biles. The problem of married couples who prefer autoombiles to babies would be a more serious one if we were convinced that many would make suck a permanent choice. “One man told us that the greatest antagonism women meet in the professional world springs from the dislike men have of anything like a militant at- titude on the part of women. “This man expressed the highest compliment that we received in a very hopeful speech: “Custom and precedent take a long time to change. he said. ‘but women are gradually demon- strating their ability to do almost any kind of work that it interests them to undertake. In the end I think men will accept this fact with grace. ~ PAGE THIRTEEN

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~ . thd e.. ‘ The Duke Jumps Into Journalism : — (Continued From Fees Q. also made an impression, which Q W235 probably the finest amateer ~_ I wish that we bred Phenome! right. and viee versa ia | cious vestibule hung with rarest tapes- gains possession of the most superb spe- clergyman at his other : try and set with unique specimens of old furniture of the best periods. There were only two rooms, but they where immense, and were packed full ef treasures worth millions of dollars— illumimated manuscripts, archaic stata- ettes. tamagra figures. enormously val- uabie pieces of china and glass. old mas- ters (the least of which was worth $59.- 600). pottery. Persian garances with colored flowers. and a thousand other prizes. One strange omission I noticed--there were practically no jewe!s. Precious stones did not appeal to this extraord!- Bary old man. He reasoned that dia- monds and pearis. which attract ordi- Bary men. are not “safe; though one ADVERTISEMENT. ’ i [ w ? 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And. with his ruthless and terrible acquisitive instinct, he wanted to feel that he alone of all men in the world. possessed an object that had not its like on earth. Consequentiy he had accumulated such a collection as surpassed the @reams of Croesus. But greater mar- vels than those that were at once visible were to follow. The money king un’ocked a ponder- ous steel door in a corner of one of the rooms: It admitted to a strosg room in which he jealously hid his greatest treasures, and I was dazzled with what [ saw there—priceless old manuscripts, rare editions. original letters, parch- ments and diaries. It was the cream skimmed from the famous private collections of every eountry in the world, for whemever a thine from a celebrated collection came into the market it was offered first of all to Morgan. who invariably bought it if it were rare enough. or unique. His som inherited all these treasures 2t old Pierpont's « th. and he prompt- y presented the bulk of the vast ac- aumulation to the ti But the con- stro room and the manuscripts, letters, books and diaries he has kept: and when he is at his New York home he makes a regular morning pilgrimage to the treasure house to gaze lovingly upon. handle or study one of the thou- sands of gems that it holds [I went West shortly afterwards on a tour. and tn Montana one Came across a rancher who had snown my father duri his (my fa- + ’ . Luer ss) Visit 4 a:1.O0Tnia years tr he fore He remembered him well. and from what he told me mv father must have made quite an impression on the “OW country days dressed in the height of fashion and wearing the beantiful varnished | boots affected by the London bucks of the time. But Q. was. of course. no dude A’! story the rancher told me illustrates the type of man he was very strikingly. | My father and Q. were staying on a ranch and one day they rode into the nearest cow town and invaded the saloon. Q.. as usual, looking like a Pic- cadilly exquisite. Ther had scarcely been at the bar | more than 2 minute when the saloon door was completely blocked by the en- trance of a colossal cowboy. This gen- tleman. it seems. was the local Bad Man. and the menacing giance that be cast around quickly came to rest on Q‘s shining patent boots. Muttering some request that all Britishers should he condemned. he strode heavily over to Q. and spat copiously on the sieam- ing causes of offense. se Q. reached up and daintily drew from the Bad Man’s breast pocket a red silk handkerchief—clearty the fellow’s pe- euliar pride—and. not interrupting his conversation with my father. leant down and carefully wiped his boots, after- wards gently tucking the handkerchief back into the Bad Man's pocket. The Bad Man was petrified with astonishment. Then he let out the roar of a wounded grizzly, and came at Q with gigantie arms swinging like fails. “Excuse me one moment.” said Q. to my father. and turned to face the on- slaught. There was a brief scurry. &@ loud thump. and dust rose off the floor in clonds. When it was settled Q. was leaning against the bar. immaculate as ever. nnruffied and talking quietly. while lring on the floor taking astronomical! observations and making inquiries as to his whereabouts was some 309 pounds of Bad Man New-Found Gems of O. Henry ae "* Py Je night Be left as usual. and after going three or four biocks he found he had forgotten his umbrella and came back ‘or it. “I was in the sitting room reading. and he slipped in the room on his tip toes and came up behind me and put his hands over my eyes. John expected me to be very much startled. I suppose. bat only said. softly ‘Is that vou. Tom”*’ e John basn't been downtown at night since.” GETTING AT THE FACTS. | be was late in the afternoon and the day staff was absent. The night ed- tor had just come in. pulled off his “oat. vest. collar and necktie. rolled up his shirt sleeves and eased down his sus- penmders, and was getting ready for work. Someone knocked timidly outside the coor. and the night editor yelled: “Come a A handsome young lady. with entreat- ing dlue eyes and a Psyche knot. entered with a welled manuscript im her hand. The Sight editor took it silently and anroile@ it. It was a poem and he read it ha¥” aloud with a convulsive jaw _Tmovement that resulted from his or- _®ans of speech being partially engaged young lady. “Is it good enough to. print?” “Last night. H’m’ 4A little stale, but Hie the other papers didn’t get it. Now. miss.”" continued the night editor. smil- ing and throwing out his chest. “I'm go- ing to teach you a lesson in the newspa- per business. We can use this item. but! ~... :ogay for our GU ceoy of book describing this and record of marvelous it's not im proper shape. Just take that chair, and I'll rewrite it for you. show-' : ing you how to property prepare an item of this sort in order to secure its inser-' tion.” He wrote a few lines upon a sheet of paper and then read aloud ““Patal Accident. “ “Last evening Mr. Alter Ego of this | city was killed br the explosion of a) kerosene lamp while at work iz his! room.’ ' “Now, you see, miss, the item includes | the main facts im the case, and” “Sir'” said the young lady. indig- nantly. “There is nothing of the kind. intimated in the poem. The lines are imaginary and are intended to express the sorrow of a poet's friend at his un- timely demise.” “Why. miss.” said the night editor, | “it plainly refers to midnight oil, and a crash. and when the light biew up the gent was left for dead iz the room.” “You horrid thing.” said the young lady. “give me my manuscript. I[ will with about a quarter of a plug of chew- bring it back when the literary editor imZ tobacco. The poem ran thus: A Requiem. The soft. sweet. solemn dawn through | The latticed room's deep gloom: He lay im pallid. pulseless peace. Fulfilled his final doom. Ob. breaking heart of mine—oh. break’ Left lonely here to mourn: My alter ego. mentor. friend. Thus from me rudely torn. Within his chamber dead he Ties. And stilled is his sweet Ivrre: is in.” “I'm sorry.” said the sight editor. as) be handed her the roll. “We're short) of news tonight. and it would have made, a nice little scoop. Don't happen to know’ of any accidents in your ward—+births, | ruzaways. boldups or breach-of-promise | suits—do you?” . But the slamming of the door was the only answer from the fair poetess. | THE DIFFERENCE. ' could be distinguished fr other sitter by his soft foot remained on his thre ting. without withdrawal! « and the clergyman testifi effect. “The cabinet was in ; tains were drawn at the side there stood 4 round- baps two feet in diame ege. On this table wer of slieighbells. a trumpet eut flowers, im water. Ti virtze of the lop-sided ef circle through tying the 1 of the cabinet pillars. wi front of the curtains. He not to be alarmed whens and blew cold wieds acrog objects were dragged out pas’ bim. an “The lights went out as went quickly into trance of hymas. without music. came quickly, speaking in voice. whieh soon got de ing then no peculiarity o familiarity with English of language was good: oal on was weak. “A litthe vocal work w and there during the ses two communications dese very recently deceased pg the reverend came in ag reverend to do something i a letter to the decedent's poo!. The reverend state were highly evidential det promised to do what was: “Later @ person calling ie spoke loudly in my «es confidence. and was bighi. when I did not claim bim « “My God. man. you & Say you don't remember “To my best judgment, name whom I! ever knew certainly I sever Knew a imately as this reproof eft im a buff. “A few other attem pts “som were of no interest: a whole was of a dist haracter. The first 4rtaim, im the cabinet. J ‘be next day and decided t HEN Cynthia smiles and all is fair! cdi Canaan How long he pored o'er midnight oil. Her liquid laughter woos the air. SEND NQ MONEY With grand poetic fire Her cheek so round. | UO: = I . : — Sem me for DELS C! Till came the crash. when his bright Her chin so smooth. PENTERS AND BOI DERS SUIDES, 4 sum Hebt End in a dimple made by love. . = ie A Pt a "Fe Fee Oe ee ee He Oe Oe eee ee <— eee = Went out. and all was drear: When Crnuthia frowns and all is drear And my sad sou! was ieft to wait Her scolding splits the atmosphere. In grief and anguish here Her jaw so strong” ¢ “When did this happen?” asked the And chin. though small. night editor Appear to hare no end at all. BStwe or Rose Dept. 5246 Chicage “I wrote it last nicht, sir.” said the (Copyright ) PAGE FOURTEEN SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 12, 197% ee ee ewes - J “ooo * . ms

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ed From Puge 3) ly the finest amateur Il wish that we bred lway Postal Clerks / freekiie \astitute Dest. 8267 Phenomena Which Editor Could Not Explain right, and vice versa in the case of the clergyman at his other side. His foot could be distinguished from that of any other sitter by his soft felt shoe; my foot remained on his throughout the sit- ting, without withdrawal or substitution, and the clergyman testified to the same effect. “The cabinet was in use. The cur- tains were drawn at the front: and in- side there stood a round-top table. per- haps two feet in diameter, with four legs. On this table were two clusters of sleighbells. a trumpet and a vase of erend reported that the curtain was bi)!- lowing out over him, and omce I even feit it where I sat. Always when this happened. the reverend got the impres- sion of somebody or something passing him into or out of the cabinet. Twice I felt unmistakably the cool wind from the direction of the cabinet. Finally the reverend announced that the cur- tains were spread wider tham at any tame before—and out came the table, high up. clearing the shoulders of the inedium and the clergyman. “It gyrated back and forth, judging would take some explaining to show how the medium could have juggied the table as it was juggled. “The trumpet did a little touching, but nothing to compare with the flow- ers and the bells. Ite big act came with the singing. Without warning, while the circle was rendering one of Black Hawk's bymns, my neighbor and I dis- covered a deep bass voice between our ears, doing more than its share of the work. It shifted to a point hetween two other sitters, and while there alter- nated between alto and soprano. (Continued from Page 5) my neighbor feit the blow through my right hand, which she held. “Toward the end, all else was aban- doned for psychic lights. The control sent his spirit aids into the cabinet to work up the power, and several times he sent them back in disgrace to get built up to better effect. For a while the results were so faint as to be visible only to the pérson to whom presented, and his two neighbors. Later they got so that everybody could see the same light. Those presented to me advanced until within a few inches of my face, then withdrew. These ones were ap- parently balis. but those that passed across the circle as a whole were less defined and could hard'v he described ag more than luminous patches.” Finally Black Hawk bade them goode night, the lights were turned on and the medium’s bonds examined, as re- lated above. Powell, it may be added, is a former coal miner who has become eut flowers, in water. The minister, by virtue of the lop-sided effect given the circle through tying the medium to one of the cabinet pillars. was squarely in front of the curtains. He was cautioned not to be alarmed when they opened and blew cold winds across him, or when objects were dragged out of the cabinet past him. “The lights went out and the medium from its contacts with several of the sitters; then settled down a bit. One leg was presented persistently to the reverend’s knee. and finally the table Came to earth in the center of the cir- cle, with a thud. It stayed there, and was there when the HMghts came on: Black Hawk’s scorn of collective hallu- cination being thus vindicated. My best judgment would have been that with his went quickly into trance to the singing feet under contro! as described and the though more than once it pounded my a coal merchant doing a smal! of hymns, without music. Black Hawk rest of his anatomy entirely free. .it right shoulder so enthusiastically that business. came quickly, speaking in a thin, piping : voice, which soon got deeper, display-| ing then no peculiarity other than un-' . « familiarity with English. His command , Siete oes once cor ais Fosmae Oot fortures tion was weak. | “A little vocal work was done here iia and there during the seance, but only i FY A. two communications deserve notice. A ot Cause O ne iny By . a letter to the decedent's son in Liver- S pool. The reverend stated that there IKY ace ne were highly evidential details here, and promised to do what was asked of him. : hie ; “Later a person calling himself Wal-| OOT specialists have just perfected a marvelous new invention —aD iD- lie spoke Joudly in my ear. with great. kK vention which is instantly relieving thousands of people of their foot confidence, and was highly secandalized| pains—and which gives one the glorious feeling that he is actually walking when I did not claim him at once. on layers of atr! “*My God, man, you don't mean to! ) . . . | imstep that make walking a torture. For scientists have found ~eoared wt ah op lillinteres whew: real cause of most troubles—a tiny misplaced bone in a eAAed thet he wan ‘Wall! ', the foot. Even the slightest displacement of this bone : . as allie, from the means terrible pain. But with this new invention you office of the paper’—-which was signifi-| can gently work this bone back into place, with the re- “seine pa _- cant, in view of the fact that nobody/sult that every pain disappears—instantly—as if by a bate ae present save Sir Arthur was supposed to! touch of a magic wand! know my professional identity: but even | . . so I wasn't able to identify him, and be How Startling New Discovery Corrects a whole was of a distinctly pbysical character. | ILLIONS of people have the ‘The first manifestation came from M a= idea that their the sleighbells. The table was to one sore, burning, aching feet side of the medium and behind him,| *° “ve only to the pinching of a their shoes. Otber pains im the legs and, of course, on the other side of the and thighs are wrongly attributed curtain, in the cabinet. I experimented, | to rheumatism. . _ —_ day and decided that the proba-| But Sciepee now proves ‘bat 99 vuitles were agaimst the medium’s being | o¢ . very 100 foot pains are caused the cabimet; then they came out and | your whole weight. It is held in ‘raveled freely about the room, ringing | piace by a =. of eadons ant now here and now there, and caressing) ee eee ee i kened, Thus ‘be faces of the sitters. They journeyed +iny bone, under the weight of the fompletely about the circle, passed in| body, is then forced out of place. ‘Dd out of it at will, went behind it at! The result is fallen arches. ‘arious points and to various distances, The arches are really the ‘‘ wagon «nc ranged from floor to ceiling. Soonjsprings’’ of your body. They . > "Mons of the room. At the end of the | tre ere ees “ance, one set was found ig the lap of | springlike resilieacy. As a result, mY immediate neighbor, the other on when you walk, the whole weight ‘be floor at the far side of the circle. of your bedy falls solid!y on the Next om the bill came the flowers. | delicate bones and muscles of your feet, They were taken from the vase and ©2using all sogts of foot misery. Just as t automobile without spriags would "ansported about the room. I WSs! s00n break down, so it is with your feet. “At several times I was patted, slammed and pounded on the shoulder with a ‘materialized hand.’ At no time did this come to anyone else, which I thought significant: the medium could. of course, have done it to me had his right hand been free. At no time. how- ever, did the arm attached to the hand in question touch the back of my chair where it rose between him and me. local waif i Guaranteed genuine imported. [IND RO MONEY or money promptiy refunded ee Pocket Automatic Shoots ck ™! shots (illustrated) viar ST @ valve » special sale price Bice Stee! Arary Automs- te, D caw 7.96. = cal 58.95 25 Miitery Trench Autome- cua tic, Si cal 10 shot, extra m - 25 anine FREE. Just ike $Q cal. you used over there ~ Torti cal Special at $4.65 i Warree St.. Desk, New York Days or No Pay. rf GUARANTEED Propesition book describing this wonder ord of marvelous resulta ob- eour name «ana addreags ‘to Me. ——— the Trouble—and Relieves Foot Pains Instantly! high as $200 for the benefits that you can now secure from the Air- flex Arch Supports for an tmton- isbingly small fraction of this amourt Furthermore, you do one penny in trying them,-fgs if after five days you are not more than delighted with the improve- ment in vour feet, yveur money @wiil be instantly —and gladly — re- funded Dont send a cent. Simp!s fill im the coupon, being sure to give the exact size of your feot as instruct, ed below Don't hesitate toe order by mail. for every day we fit hun- dreds in this way. When the post- man brings you your supports, just pay him the amazingly low price of $1.95 (plus few cents postace) in full payment SMe the supports into your sHnoes. Walk on them. See if you are not amazed at the wonderful relief and eomfort they bring This special tow price is being made for intre- ductory purposes only, and may newer be offered again Se mail the oupon today—now—and say Good- nye te fact pains forever Thompson-Barlow Co., lnc., Dept. A-438. 43 W. 16th St, NEW YORK CITY Low Price Intreductory Offer Coupon Koch Bidg., Kansas City, rot not risk JUST READY! Inside Trade Informa- tion for Carpenters, Builders, Joiners, Build- ics and all Note the Instantaneous Results! The marvelous vew Airfiex Arch . which eup | into your ebees. are entirely different [rom aaything known or used before There are no mgid appliances no special shoes: me braces: no atrape. bo salves: no pewders: mo trouble or imconvemence of ary kind Yet the flatiened arch is gently very recently deceased parishioner of say you don’t remember me!’ No longer need you suffer those terrible foot pains that leave you exhausted! left in a buff. able to get them without disturbing the. by a displacement of the astragalus back into place. pain i« in banushed— aching the second set came into action, and|‘‘give’’ every time your weight the reverend came in and asked the reverend to do something about sending “To my best judgment, nobody of the | No longer need you tolerate the aches and burning that make life misera- name whom I ever knew was dead: and! ble! Nor need you suffer those agonizing twinges in the arches and “A few other attempts at communi-! ration were of no interest; the seance as. minister, i bone—a smal! bone at the top of “First they rang from their stand im the foot arches. This bone — Write Bpocthcats om OD several falls om the foot, thus absorbing eral occasions the two sets pow shocks of walking. But when ‘“multaneously in widely separated por- ow to norma! : ther use of the supperte w then un neceseary and bueyanmecy that it brings never be aware of its presence sf With a gentile even pressure At ai points thig resiliemt rubber al once raises the fallen arch te its natural position gentivy working the displaced astracaius bome back into place. This instantiv re- leases the pressure on the seneritive nerves and blood vessels. and takes a!! «train off the weakened muercie= * Brings Permanent Relief At the same time. as this light and springy rubber yields te your weight i reprod exactiy the metural of year ‘ Its constant compression and expansion with every #t«p Masf®ages ex ercises and strengthens the muscies im a natura! way—thus quickly bringing back their old-time vigor and strength The beauty of it all is that results are evident teeteamtiy! The moment you put on these wenderful supports ali pain vanisbes and walking becoMes apn actua! pleasure Even if you are not troubled with yrour You would Thompson-Barlow Co., Inc., Dept A-436, 43 West 16th Street, NEW YORK first to feel them, and I must say the! Tie muscles beeome twisted out of place, vet emds, dragging across my face like | sensitive bomes are placed under terribly * handful of cold, clammy fingers, gave| unnatural strains and delicate nerves are mea bit of & jump. While I was trying | tortured. ° make them out, they were present- : ed to my neighbor, blossom end to. and How New Invention Works thus identified They went the rounds, | ““ressing bands and faces and usually | cure. The arches were merely forced inte ‘mcering over these caresses, amd some-| position by using hard, unylelding braces Send me. at your risk, the proper pair of your new Airfiex Arch Supports [ will pay the postman $1.96 (pilus few cents postage) with the full underetand- ing that there are no fur- ther payments. If I am not satisfied after wear- tne them, I will retura them in five days and yuu are to refund my money without Question The old way of yreating fallen arches made mo attempt to bring rmanent peeb ets ttisctacetscesessee NO MONEY on AUDEL’S CAR- GUIDES. ith coupon At length! acain. Then, being rigid. they did not ab- ‘he bouquet was broken up and blos- springs of a wagon. Their worst fault, ' ening the foot muscies that support the The vase with the water in it next! , @ 1. bb ave 12°38 tim: " , reps were merely “crutches,’ c = Seing specifically presented to the | ior when removed, the arch flattened out “ters nose for smelling. sorb the shocks walking. It was justi RC as if you placed @ huge rock between the ‘™S Presented to the ladies, ia whose | bOsSession thev were found at the end. however. was that tnstead of streegtm arches these rigid props actualiy weak- Tl the rounds, each sitter im turn ‘RE gently sprayed with the water— | : 'ened them because they did not exercise the muscies But how different is this marvelous cas baptized. Black Hawk facetiously had/ new invention! It is called the Airflex it Ube of the sitters 4 From time to time during the pro. ’ Sction of these phenomena, the rev- SIINDAY MAGAZINE- -—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—-AUGUST 12, 1923. The vase was left on the floor bensse: ' wonderfully light and epriagy ie made of Russian im the form of @ scien - tifically formed to the — a - can be slitpped into any str oe. ye aces it not fer the weonaderfui comfert Arch and & is Support ponge Rebber. it feet, you will fimd the Airflex Arch Sup- ports of tremendous vaiue. Thousands of housewives, cierks, salesmen and others find that with these supports they can stand or walk all day iong without the least bit of fatigue Send No Money people have peid epecialists as Many Naaue Aderese Ow ant Mate... Mens VWememe . FIFTEEN Rise of Shoe a rete eh & Cee oe ERE GE GP RS

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i a ey ape ally, — Se Se & Sere ee ES RM ete - a eee ee ts aA a Mae LD’. ER riseueENT ADVERTISE WENT re Thisa Gift from —— Has science at length discovered the long-sought-for substance that will enable Nature to repair disease tissues of the body, restore health and prolong i SS2 Fa 339209 Nature intends everyone to be normal—to enjoy ~ perfect health. If you are otherwise, the fonda es mental cause is now conceded to be a ee in one or more of the BASIC ELEMENTS — which constitute the human body. There are twenty of these elements—as — shown below. Beneath each figure s indicated the proportionate amount in an adult weighing approximately 150 pounds, a 4 Now, for the first time in history, a way nas been a found which in hundreds of cases has actually made er good one’s bodily deficiencies. Health has resulted dutomatically, — Husidindds Repost Amazing — Benefits Through Biochemis ~- ~ - > 12) these men and Im neaitn, te) -“— 7 = IMS ances tvalidism, weight brought up to Others—and their present improved Concition makes their words impressive —tell of almost unbelievable headway izainst such battling ailments as anemia, Giadetes, Bright's disease, rheumatism, goitre. catarrh, abnormal blood pressure, etc.. etc. The results attained through BioFood would almost seem too good to be true —and yet the evidence is inescapable. It es set forth m the most particular detadl mm scores of women 7 : wo: comes to re cts about their own impro' tally — borne out by rigid surance tests (in a number of cases after revions repection ) constitut evidence that cannot be study exht hundred cases of ti cryin character, it would appear that a basi healing principle of the most reaching mupertance has been disc “a principle that takes Nature "into partnership. gives her the eféments she meeds to work with, and onus her t> carry to the broken-down tissues of an ailing body just the elements she meeds in order to restore their health. What Nature Must have in Order to Build Healthy Tissue For some unexplainable reason, people ~ have largely overlooked the fact that the building of healthy tissue in the buman body is a manufacturin ma process. Nature works with the same elements that are to be found in the top layer of @r-orm sod, Supply those elements, and Nature can work veritable wonders—witness the pioneer. the very symbol of vigor and hardihood. Practically aff his courishment was derived from fruits and vegetables and live stock grown on Virgin soul. te Let ome or more of those elements e or the essentia! an imsufficient can no more build frm, healthy tissue than fire can burn without (’xygen. Nature is willing—but she lacks the raw materials. The Doctors Told Him to Put His House in Order—Later He Was Accepted for a Heavy Life Insurance Policy For many years scientists have rec- ognized these truths m a general way, and have recommended that people eat thts or that—tfor the purpose of re- storigg one or another element thought cient. The close relationship, all the basic elements dy—between the raw the finished produ bas ‘eee ter et tear! y + ~ —++ Uster! lost se 2,8. stitutes Z : ease and healt! gers estahiti shed. Research in bi veliceniotes. the chemistry of life, has revealed a truth of the most vital sigmificancem—and has now made it possible—through BioFood—for thou- sands of people Im a nervous or run- down condition to place themselves on the road to health. The wonderful things that Nature is able to accomplish when given the mater- tal to work with i ts indicated by the fel- lowing letter, written by the vice-presi- dent of one of the largest steel cappora- tions in the world, response to a personal Inquiry. iene his per- mission—furnished to amyone who may be interested. “You have been correctly in- formed—BioFood has done me 2 world of good: it cured me of dia- betes of twenty years’ standing and today [ have no trace of sugar. It did this same thing for a friend of mine in Kansas City whose analwsis showed 6% sugar and was given by the doctors: they had told him to sefl his factory and get things in order. He has been ahbso- lutely cured and has taken out a heavy msurance policy. There are TO nengi- + diaietic cases in other tr: I mh as wellstomach troubles tried after all else had failed—how dee” ice to you is that you give 1 trial, following the direc- relien usly ane | am sure you . spair quickly changed to certainty, and certamty to the thr ' , . rlow of pertect beaith. will be greatly benefited; you cant ~O h patient tells of vainly sear . help but be. "BioFo ood contams the = —_— . nds ; are elements that are necessary for the ing hres ‘ ig hoc » pec . aaa re ee a meni the suffering, the entire explana tion of 7E a and the blood: an it health and the way to overcome it " aes ; 4 little book which he got for the papers a es of a postage stamp. : Another pat rent tells of tn [ never felt number of so-called remedies my friends which depend for their “bencht] me I never the alcohol they contam), and how finally despaired of ever gett frend loaned him a copy of written OP ttle book, and im a single evening -ompanies ™ had found: in it the priceless a oe . pS ee tort had searched for almost all his Se Seas cS, yice-presicents nd other hrgt This remarkable book ts officials, make the evidence conip lete and “HO ow BIOC HEMISTRY RES C ; overwhelmung. HEALTH.” Stripped of all tea " How BioFood Takes Nature and high-soundimg phrases, it ex common-sense terms just why in Into Partnership ¥y of cases a person's body People who have experienced the bene- ; pared; shows how one a fits = BioF ood often iaaliee what Bio- sm atonceto restore it to its — Food actually dovs that they should enjoy Revealing as it does an all-s such improvement m their health. source of mecreased energy and Frankly, BioFood does nothing—be- ness, this booklet is so valuable: yond supplying the raw material What many a man could give a fortune Nature does is as great a mystery as the and be well repaid—yet so cf lif e-hist ory ot a seed. within one’s reach t any man oF Plant a seed in a certain soil and it man who sincerely longs for will reach down and find and extract health may obtam a copy free. the elements it meeds amd will convert them imto a blade of grass—or a stalk Send Today for Free Booklet, of comm—or a beautiful fower. Feed the “Hew Biechemistry Restores body certam need ful substance? and Na- If you are run-down mn health, ture, -with her marvelous. selective weight, or if, im particular, you are mechanism, will choose the elements she fering from gome persistent | needs, dispatch them through the blood which you have not been able to - stream to exactly the areas that need them come, you cannot afford to let aa ~ and will automatically discard the waste. mecessary day go by without ¢ Thus Nature builds. and reading HOW BIOCHEMISE No man iving can tell how the RESTORES HEALTH. You will a Sy oS See tt absorbing to the point of : only knows that i is so. The attached coupon will bring ye f this bookdet return From Despair to Perfect Health , pine For a number of years the friends of Fill im the coupon, sign #—and oe bs BioFood have been steadily increasmg the mail TODAY. i ~ “ here Tl eg cs other, and an to still an 3 : Not a day goes by but what scores of = 2 a CO. cards are received from BioFood users, — urging that full mformation be sent at once to people whom they know to be suffering from the most distressing ail- ments. Their own lives have been so compietely transformed by the recovery of health that they want to share the bene- fits of BioFood with all their friends. Letters, unsolicited, pour in from men and womer who had been mwvalids for years, telling how BioFood had been

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eT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "== ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTIO OEE A IT ROOT Ae ER LR. arte anne i i te a ‘ AUGUST 12, 1923 ~— ———h* el THE COOLIDGES JUST BEFORE THE CALL TO WASHINGTON - ©: re ll EP —_ —_—. = - ‘ Pught® ie -_ ~ le ee ee roa a v . “ * » we 2 S Me ee ~ - - - ne — -_—— a <<“ - f z ects eS a ge a ee oe - : ek + o0ecn made ically. ww. 4,9 oh SP ate ". MMMM Shortly before he became President, Calvin Coolidge returned to the . Uy Vermont farm where he was born and brought up, mounted the seat {. of a hayrake and experienced some of the joys of his boyhood days Y of outdoor toil 4 — Copyright, Keystone View Co _ Thursday, Aug. 2, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge sat together on the stoop at the home of the then Vice * President’s father in the isolated 4 village of Plymouth, : Vt., and this photo- ((\\lll]\ Vi graph was taken. | ‘ That night they were Wp awakened by Col. John C. Coolidge, iil father of the incom- yA) ing President, who f) read to them a tele- {J gram announcing the sudden death of Mr. Harding. —Copyright, P. @ , Photos may be al vijro! peor init i h ayoprt ble that ye ior if mpletels | or Wie better Health 4, under arent to over an ull phtaniiny AISTRY will find scjration. put it i go, Il. igation 3 Biochem: The day President Harding died, Vice President Coolidge got proper tools and Just across the road from dug out some rot from a tree in his the Coolidge farmhouse is father’s yard. His intention was to this little old store and res- The Coolid : : . plug the wound with cement. When he idence building in which ~~ ee oe their vacation, took delight in mixing up the old- found himself unexpectedly President Calvin Coolidge was born. . ashioned flower garden near the farmhouse. Here appears the new . al President as the man with the hoe, though under circumstances far of the United States, | for his father to — = «as - mo eli of the celebrated Millet pai: ting and the famous

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—_ ~ a Oo ee ee ee a 7 7 " . = eg ee gt eK Za. --- +2 = : rae -_ ~ - ~wei ae Pe -* ae oe *=t42 > , Mrs. Al- bert Bond Lambert of St. Louis at Nar- ragansett Pier. i Finan dite —aa. >. ~ —— aa BOP eS EE bet Ras = ae Sa — ~~ « — a “Sac ans , aw me “ys - ate : 4 et > . , ! Old Lady Convention suffered a startling reverse in London the other day when this young En- glishwoman appeared on the ten- nis court in trousers. The girl adopted this attire because read- ers of English newspapers had This g9-foot shotgun, captured recently along the Potomac River by game wardens of Washington, D. C., is said to be capable of bringing down 500 ducks at one charge, though nobody has proved its reputed prowess. ma - W ? 7 objected to what they regarded as immodest “action pictures” of en tennis players. 5 wom - ( opvria? - > nem «et weet -. We ge ered. OO tacner yo mrapeicirmg lindas: — «e + ome —_— = 7 et = - aceite: ote . 5 a A 3 ~ - * Ce ee ee ee . “ae . . =4 “ sd - : 2% | y= _—— 2 i i a? . aa a meg * Sal BOY OO, toe oe Poe hk “ he < eal ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [_svcust = = SUNDA Ready for a salt water dip at Narragansett Pier are Mrs. Donald- son Lambert and her son, Donaldson Jr., of St. Louis. Mrs. Lam- bert was Miss Lucy Ludington. —Internationa A picture from Newpc nent in Eastern society 2 ay a ' glx »/ : Xe \g : a} Ea ey es ; " » \ At the recent thirteenth congress of all the gymnastic societies of the Reich. women members of German turn vereins marched to the athletic field in this or det ~W e W Most of the bones in this heap in Yellowstone Park ar | e antlers of elke ; A giant f co rangers add skulls of buffalo and Rocky Mountain sheep now and them | 'G eenses the Hudes scrap heap is 14 feet high, and going higher. —Copyrig! , Se) slow Allbany, N. Y. Sa

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. * a | sunDAY MORNING | OT [LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOG RAVURE PICTURE SECTION Se a “4s , s”* 97 > « «Os The assem- blage of check- er enthusiasts who gathered fe- cently at Lake Hopat- cong, N. J., didn’t have to crowd about a small table to watch the cham- pions play. Instead a large ‘board’ was marked out on the lawn, and the contestants shifted their pieces with > = > = ; - — =» n - —_ ? -“ a ® i ats i aw Ey IOS eee a Oe oO ee Fresh air, sunshine and stoy hiking combine to make meal time an interesting event for campers, no matter how ma. nificent the scenery may bk The picture was made it This shows a Rainier National Park, Wash in the surf at ingtort. : a ms : at Ey ee 7 => Seiler ow Es dine ot ep © ay +e i = Seo Washington Universi SCHOOL FOR NURSES (tfers to 5 who are light he . te - ne ~ ee =, eww. eS a araduat re! { . f training. W Science Courses ia the nivervity Practical i c -_ - . | } : ” | ” = by t ¢ r{ — “4 ee os ; aood salary in 1 private nursing, ead f ~~ i Oe Gi ~ Pete oe 2 ez. — ne ee ee eee fo ~ Winning the pole vault in the - ) —— ~ ; Ui : iceberg such ~~ ° athletic events recently held ' atliied ank the Titanic. This at Wembley Stadium, En. gland. S. Scholph, Yale Uni- versity, clears the bar at 12 feet. Men from Oxford. Cambridge, Harvard and Yale were the contestants. rkable photograph sho a vessel of the Uni States Coast Guard Ser blowing up a menace to yn in the North steamship lane, Five United States Senators sailed on one liner to attend the Interallied Parliamentary Union at Copenhagen. xperiment in dest Here they are, left to right: Senators J. T. Robinson, Arkansas; Robert M. La Follette, Wisconsin; William. B. ing an iceberg througn McKinley, Illinois; Kenneth D. McKellar, Tennessee, and Claude A. Swanson, Virginia. —Photo by Paul Thom: submarine mine. Se - ‘ | vs ; a . —— Dont Send 1 Per lilchrcrd 7 7 Z ; r . , : , _ a «+ ey _ » . 4 —_— - ” : ‘e n > . . ** P ’ : ™ | : Tr : : ~ - “ « : - : . ~ ‘ : : wr "were Warman BP to 4¢ net ~ ee ove . MOTHER: Fletcher's Castoria $a ple tute for Castor O:l, Paregoric, Teething SV rut ea Infan ) D clivery Free This F ae rk } ale , mir 7 e . . wr : } . ’ . new photograph of Gladys Walton. movie star bhis remarkable snapshot of wild animal life comes from the jungies of Central Africa, and shows : +,>Ff fas es ws ‘o 7% . 79 | ; a herd ot hippopotamuses dozing in a “wallow,” or water hole at: _ To avoid imitatio: for Proven directions ich { ige oy sscian yeryRMHere on | WALTER FIELD CO. Best. 8 /05!, — ——_ Se

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(“sunpay worn] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [ost ae ape = -— a a | phil a4 : a “ifr 1: Os betel ete ~~ “ire er + «4 . {=o > ** ‘ . x , iii 5 ‘ at e - . Pra = — s v4 ns a tat Soe e voue 3 ’ p= : « ~- , oe « 7 _ ene 4 — pA, , . " - ~ : t Set he Fal Bn “y+ ~ aan # ye ’ . j ‘ : 4 ' ir, be 2k bam ts » * ‘ A , ‘ S af * a" i+ Su. # tan . ’ ae Weed PPE i’ £4 44% 2 Mbt , « Leh ; ~~ oo bye 4 ~ +, 4. . ; 7 Sun, . A ; ’ - ste endl, a= a - ’ a | Pi 2 ~* >. PoP Fresh air, sunshine and stou hiking combine to make meal- time an interesting event for campers, no matter how mag- nificent the scenery may be. The picture was made in This shows a small part of the crowd, estimated at 250,000, that bathed Rainier National Park, Wash- . f at Atlantic City one hot day recently. ee — . —~ , as, : erga 2 ga pei Boke 6 YN Sfonyrgns, Avante Roto Serv oe ST et eet eh a ‘SUMMER ATTENTIONS he TO YOUR SKIN 4 ms LO) Pn BP eh So Bie mere +P xe : t ru i oak , , ; ws ; Abaei ; | ' st ; f trginine. without tultion, b- wy Fi net ge ee ae eS Sy 2 | Te: ry at ¢ : ing anc tne personal cuties Science Courses in the re Tee F2 ‘ + ak SSE ames ' University . . ¢t . ; ) ’ re tira) | erence and ig ¥ a - L . a 5 : ad ~~ : ¥ “ ve ‘#3 P T ; ats | ‘reiting in. Barnes Meepital | | ioe? aciidena™ ied s HIS ws @ love set,’’ she said, watch The folio: t hi “ | . a ‘ Tee ie: ! ; aia , s Louts Children's osp/tal . , or a ee , tee ; * " . ime fhe urts uth eager eye verv eas , - “4 1 = 7 a — -_ gale ~~ -_- — a ela me we Washington University Dis ¥ vid ’ , ines im) 6Bocial Service lags z Hag ghee FF a ae ae * ae ; : . ealth. sae se ot Se PE Sh Se ate iit ihe manthi pered meaning: jome of Graduate Nurse, rae ae Tce eR ot a ee | : leaning over her chatr faitntuine by Washington University ‘ ‘ Y Sree a 3 , , , , upon the completion of the renee, ‘ A ee oe AR fac. $3 ; . ail oof ' abe ee eeeee one a : So i ee She looked up at bim provoking. ractice her profeasion in any state. Mi : ties 2 alee ea | \ He moted utth approral her love/) ‘oe Jon the Red Cross or the Armgr : ; } f = r. - eh ® aflied ce 2 “ - Z , et OR OE PO ORES EEE ce ee PS lly Pa natn, « — “3 i ~ —_— . ae 2 ee A I es a form. tO pecure poaltion ; , lhe ‘ts veitvety tone of her neck. lhe . site : : | : : . oy t , ir I co ~~ ge oy ys , : _ ae i ¢ mar ; . ' : / of ber cheer the ripe beaut) of her arntwhere and at | - 7 : it , unonder the men ali locked at her high standing in ¢! pref oe _ For further oarticulars, a Let's make it ome love set he added Spely to the Director. ad . 600 &. Kingshighway. Lou's, Mo, \ a ) | ; : 4 { - : A " ” j 7 4 f _ ,) ; dare ‘ Perrversil) yj Z. ror moult wt il gitivm— th Choosing }j ' * ; B } | ° LT eR “ - o » es An iceberg such as this sank the Titanic. This re- it ‘s one Markable photograph shows a vessel of the United States Coast Guard Service blowing up a menace to nav- gation in the North At- : epe ! ANG son | antic steamship lane, the : at powder and rouge that you choose, and "Ee cudaasiateca takes ae y found The Mary Pickford Pane Ost experiment in destroy- | i at ae om ~S TN . , rte Mai) FUR anes Ing an iceberg through use of a submarine mine. si . ( - ; ) . | - . , CST € Cla \ Fileen Sedgwick, one of attracts’ os fs ated | e with Pompeian Beauty the newer movie Stars. . ingt | : Powder. It can be had in the new Orange a ee Ee eh ete , Pomperan Dont Send 1 Penny She is No Longer Fat She found a way to reduce her fat. It was a way far more piees | ant than dieting, exercising oF the application of absurd greases and salves would have been This new way allowed her to eat foods without danger of becom. ing fat again. | She found Marmola Prescrip- [. tion Tablets. They aid the diges- tive sysierm to obtain the full nutriment of food. They help | Nature to turn food into muscle, F bone and sinew instead of fat. Marmola Prescription Tablets are made trom the famous Mar- mola prescription. Thousands have found that these handy tablets give complete relief from obesity. And when the accumvu- lation of fat is checked, reduction to normal, healthy weight soon foliows. Al gvod Orug siores the word ower eell Marmois Prescription. | abiets et one doliar a box Ask your druggs!' tor them. or order direct and they will be sent im plain wrapper, postped MARMOLA COMPANY 225 Gartield Bidg Detroit, Mich ——_——————_ ad "? —_— > ee i mim a giket HI i j Hiffi Fed 5 Wy tif WALTER Figip co Dest. 81051, cmrcaee

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ie ek AR gy A OE = pn entero tit _ a eS A pl a we BANA i . m a * ee _ il by a a , _ P19 COMIG SGI ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH GQrP1i MuTT AND JEFF - Me: AND Mrs. -.THE CAPTAIN AND THE Kips - GoLpBerc - HiLL- PETER Rassit - Main STREET AND BrinGING Up FATHER > SUNDAY MORNING : : AUGUST 182 BRINGING UP FATHER | By G Mcl 2 INUS THI ‘LL ee ‘ : BY OBE CAREFOL — | . aa ET, eee | Ree Sint ek weg: : : 7 t= | NOT TO BREAK ' | | Se HELLO-OUGAN a a - COT TAGE - WHEN a jy Beaten — | OD ONTYAN [Po] yer- THEY ARE IO THE FURNITURES ing : ue BH a lm : | =e] BROGAN COME 2/8 1 PACKED IN WITH COMING OUT? AS ap Yaak 'jj re SS et Me) \LL TAKE THIS 2 I rent, eta THE CASHES OR. - : a Ae Ny a £5” an om M7 MATTRESS OP ha iL. OE Ne | SOMETHING - WELL y, me: + Sletetes aD : VU), Wi) Vis ifs Wi pe |) as Mi. WPL A! Cpeasciny yp YUM oY ly Loge “7 yy AE | WY Wy Y) Woy Wii ; . Z Vill LIT b4 Wy! wily ay Wf YG UY We WG, 7, Von iy Why) ‘oy Up: GE -u Agim r ys CHEESE 'T- | ho ee St ie | WANTED | YOU GOTTA GIT HEAR YOUR WIFE | THAT CLOCK IN Ee | THOUGHT eee) \ Tt iM MY IT IN HERE AQ COMIN’ UP’ , rn MY ROOM: Ir | THAT WAS | | GROGAN 19’ me Sue | KOUR CLOCK: Vi HIDING In 7: 1 GOT A LOT 4 , LES i OF MOTH: BALLS ¢ Lbs , | soe aa Mba i iy | cnx. JSIGGS9- A Vi Wish, tn fh i! i GA 7 ; 4 ‘ if ‘ , ee Y Pe : Hi 4 if IM Y 7 / Uy, é ; , 7 , s béy ts i, tei f : ® “on if 4, \ . 7 a 4 La % ~a : ; TL RS w. VE the theg. eo leew Yi Weed - rs [Sh yz y 7 b a3 > | | - | : Bi ‘ = PUT VT OVER a} | oS ILL WIND IT THERE AGAINST 3 =e} FR OUP.) HOPE “THE THE WALL’ Br xOUO SHOULE 7 CHIMES AREN'T HAVE GOT Ten DROKEN: SAFE - MOVERS FER THIS JOB iT WEIGHS A TON: At hes s Dey ine My wi) ph ae iP. OSREES Ts be 8% “> . ~ “+ . . ie. . i Be AE AO AE IIRL AD AEMEEE 0 - - : - Z , : -y iia = = 4; By y af Wy Hla y eG im ey AP AI AD Bt WHAT SHELL =p" 1S WHAT 1% ME EAR Wu | a IN THE & byt | | — | i — Ap = ees > an 3 — 2 | SHE CATCHES ; — , : : US UP HERE” “ss “Bringing Up Father”. Appears Every Day on the Daily Post-Dispatch’s F

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Mr. and Mrr.- WELL ITS A PRETTY Gooo LITTLE OLD WORLD AT ‘T"(AT Nice HOmMe- | & Good JcB -GooDd GosS- GooD — INICOME —* ye = ; i. <= . 4° a. HELLO HONEY BOY HELtto Vi OLD GIRL- How Ss va ae Nig: ¥ ‘ ; , A FINE* WIFE -- THe Best ever-{ tve,no- KICK COMING -IMaA Good GUY AT HEART” Ow eee — 7+. We “jf /t\~ tA fs 4c , CZ NE [ MAY BE WRONG AT Times BUT WE ALL PAKS MISTAKES --- (1M ON CASY STREGT--- THEY MAKE*'EM WORSE N Me iF 1 DO SAY IT MYSELF AS SHOVLDN'T a \ | my nw ‘ ‘ RAN “ WA WY OA . Ny . - ‘ ‘ wea We NYY ——— a _ a= WELL DEAR WHAT Ve You OW THe Most . BEGCN DOING T DAY DEAR. ExX-CITING THING- OLD DEAR ) NED HANLEY WAS HERE To 227 ~ me abi Ser ae JG p —— ; ag iC — 5 ig —_— ~~» a 5 Nép HANLEY! He 1s THe HANDSOMEST OLD THING ~~ 1 ever Saw! w HAD THR BEST Fun TALKING OVER J} Oud biases 7 Be You KNOW HE (t& $0 GooD LOOKING tT HUR-S HIM BUT HE «S SyucH A DanpyY CHaP . WE HAD SUCH A GOOD Time THOUGH ~ ———--———- LISTEN WI-- THATS ALL RIGHT AND ALL THAT S FAR AS THAT GoEs BvUT | CAN “TELL You SOMETHING ABoUT HIRMA THAT WwoOULd “e KNOCK YouR 3 PNG x coy. ; Rk See: < ae . bh ‘ da he FPR, | Or Oe C2y® Sr Dy a) : % é¢ Wo Gae mere Sew Rake oy oie Xx eer “ot Nie Cr : PORES RS : A vend AY x, f OH FOR HEAVENS SAKE yet Don't 5 so SBRIOUS = He’ S CRAZY ABovT 6 ‘Think S Tee BEST You' BET YouR SWEET LIFE | CAN -- LOOK HIRA - Wey HE CAN T FARN A LIVING COMPARED To You TIWAN HK GooDNESS | DIDN'T MaRRyY A. MAN Line THAT.— 4 — j a WHY HE HASN'T AN OUNCE OF BRAINS - RE'S WILD AROUT You- SAYS YoU MADE Goovo Olt{-H- -NED i8n'T A BAD FELLOW AT HEAR T--- '™M GOING \ v , WOR KING HARD - - ce go BY - Good NIGtH Joer Boy GooD MiGut Vi DEAR . —_Te sep ~ALL TIRED s. T-- Secem ki:

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7-_ — —_——€" ~_ a a - eee A i A elm ee -_~ —™ _-> «Sat igo See [ MUST HURRY AWAY Now. UICLE PRONE AAIK AUOAIT COOCHO - VVE GST A Ajiee, CASY JOB tas A GYMNASIUM iS THe ) D THING | we HAD THA OveR, NOw. Book, LIFT THIS Tus) CUSTOMER OA) THE SLAB Litre? AMDB GIVE HIM 4: Ae RUB ie BAW / ea er —_— —— QOuIcK } J fin ! / aN DAT TLL LLL oil we ‘ .“ Tae ieee / CHARGE You BIMeG FOR “THAT E TALL a i PHON aoe _& oP 6 | | | HELLO, VACLE PHONE = FEL BE RIGHT HOME TS TAKE WOuU AnitB& AVUAIT COOCOO TOA TEA) - CENTT MoviEc rYe* Got NINETY CesT S NOW-IF | nee | =SPENG THIRTY ¥.%g@) CEISTS CA) A Movie tee THaqT WILL cEAVE ME pie SIXT CENTS TW START A BANK ACCOUNT ———— v LOY a —_— — -_ “Copyright 1923 by Star Contpany yh : C) ‘Great Britain RicwTs REserveo aii _ _— Boob, MEET YOUR SEVEN COUSINS, ILY BUNK. HOKUM, GRAFT, = ooce ANS swiPe MS NUTT- THEY’RE GOING TS Bia S— MOVES WITH Sa + + - ea i j y 4. ‘ ¢ — _ A \ , ih 7 r — SENSE MANE FCNOUGH DESCRIBE THE PICTURE TO HME WHonX THEY COME TO » Syn ee hel San E> aia ¥ eho “s bi as Pe ey. i oe 7 ; * : A ; Pa r } : ‘e P v 7 . mis Ce 1 ee a RS AR J ¢. t2 v >) 4 ‘ ‘ . &* Aree » «fi

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‘e ‘> it a ‘ ~~ ee _ — rw . 2 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY. AUGUST 12, 192. —SOUCH!) oe c i o R~ —_— —__ - eennaiass oP i = i t x. ame > | a > a 2}, oe - : ; nit m ~ - me ‘ , » ia You tF iT TAKCS (00 rem SCHULT2 AWD <3 Yeaes! r've Got DON'T TELL ME : I “ip GQ =. A DATE Too AND You Aws'T GoT Eiuc | NEED it, ‘ a : sa | Tp Beoxc!: Bucks Fore L Kasow YOu BAVC: | Y ( (QL. A LEAL LL ity | THE PooR FisH TALKS ARouT gs F SINCE I'M BROKE TI. CAA'T FIVE DOLLARS Like IT WAS =! rae 7 ah THAT DATE So xX . —= = €SsS E*tu JUMP iy THE A MILLION. wer ooo RIVER AND END iT ALL: a i 1) MI MN) tu ty — a — ——- THE LITTLE AUSUNDERSTANDINGS Se ee 3 BETWEEN A DOG ANDA — M-mv. SHE'S RIEHTYP = z THERE, DaGGie: EAT ALWAYS Amuse fe SY, VP BY THe BATH FO = ZZ You CAN'T CLIMB Mel TLL FOLLOW SOR a ie , Root, winbBew!s Fo = ~ “ —| || Se utTce JCEES : | THAT GivéEs. me A . = gt f\ tEL PING Yeu AN IDEA’ fe ee ;= UP. ATTA if ' TLL OH wee, ‘Aw, BE ARACE Lites PRETTY || pecere! OUCH: NIX, CAT sue? Oucu!!

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a he Be S| ; Met ' a he “= —- a P € oy rd is & Taig AS for = re a, -m -. - er «es pa _ ‘ ye -~ — — e- —_— o & ‘ . _ re Pre en yer ee « « Sa ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MSs ECOND ) Another beautiful (c) Gray hair and shiny (d) The artistic young beautiful but wide counte- lady, just as wide, with black silk go with little lady with a tendency to nance, who wears the long. close fitting pearl earrings, diamond earrings—mostly hammered art jewelry. dangly earrings, hoping hoping thereby to attain setting She believes in going in thereby to look narrower, the same end. for-earrings on the grand o oe BESTS ~ wh. pele Ui hi, Mois Tete = Le PE n° & aa MS Tbe) i | ina “ gir : e The diamond bar pin is very voguey with stylish, stout / | Alle SS Re ecg Ke a ladies. The larger the lady the larger the pin. | / f mS , tf "hh "4 eee és aa 4 a at 4) 4, 7 ‘ - pi 7 . ¢ 7 VY, ud ‘4 7 . - Ggede fey.’ 4 ae y : SLAB CLIO 0 FIs % ge a ee 36 a ; os Ce ee Elderly ladies who. have reached the discreet years of black silk ard lace, favor a black band round the neck, set off by a chaste but expensive diamond clasp. 7 Cornelia’s jewel. Not with precious stones is Cornelia bedecked. Her jewel, she will tell you, is her dear little boy, Earl. Wherever Cornelia goes. Earl goes, too. Even ta ridge parties. “Now, Earl,” Cornelia is saying, “you musn’t ask Mrs. Coldstrea : | for ice cream and cakewat this a3 a, Mtge eX: F es hour of the morning! Per- OX fin 5, 2% ys GE —s The moving picture aetréss loves her haps Mrs. Coldstream would pearls. They are on hér wrist, a3 like to hear your little piece about the bobolink? Come, you see, and were not given her by her mamma. mother will recite it with you. Now, what was it the bobolink said?” ee ——- This Southern young lad bes been. loc id family in the gery They /regard her as — precious jewel indeed. tomorrow she. Strawberry blondes are great on the l blue. \ ‘snappy’ ing’ eet The -simpl amond boca ae of she is gucag to era That, probably, was the thought uppermost in Mrs. + CSicccnan with che. knitted tie (0) The”somewhat florid eld- , (c) The young-old man wears (10. ') he"Eotigesiaie. as ee en ROtieS, CNR DOSRREE Se ee ee reas Clover’s mind when she pickéd the little * and the’ diamond and ruby ‘*!y .gentleman who sports a neat aed Se tare ae the gentleman in the theat- pn he Bow ea — gg A edad . ue-enameled watch set with diamond chips. * “question. mark. the qunigts pestt opal. - Ficel Duageees. letter of the alphabet, forming the, word “B

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, AUGUST lz, 1923. THE CAPTAIN ~ AND THE KIDS . Trade Mark, 1923. Reg U. S. Pat Off. ; HEY! NEXT MIT HAR: HAR: DER ONIER GUN- | Monciu wee “GOAT, You AINT y ( TALKING, ITS A ZOWNE: YET FINISHED: ) PANTS VOT MAKES ) my y | DER MAN! A ,) Yur t's NO USE 5 DER STEADL AP OLD Bor! VHILE You 05 AT 47, RE MEMBER VOT SAYS DER PoET,~ ALLIGATORS ON 155 iat ee = WARE You GET PIPE! HANS FITZ. —$ SWEET COOKIE ; FP oursidt OF a Doo- tA, | o 8 Wy, , OB;

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, — — LLL LY | - % LLLLEE ELLE LL ey ‘ Bion ne Ty Oe YES HE SAID HED FIND SOME WAT TO PUT IN THE DAy ! DID YOU GET RID OF FATHER, HONEY ? THEN WE’RE sgt nae \yes, COME ON f DOCK | a TES THERE'S VAN DER GILTS —AND A GAT © YACHT, STULL AT ANCHOR * PARTY ABOARD! Foe + ee . 4 ‘ " ™ a i . ’ ‘ . ia ke oe —_ . ae oe ‘Copyright. 1923 (New York World) Press Pupiigusee 23 ELL sO THE LIKES O THAT ONE WID HER HIGH-FALUTIN’ BULL ! WHO ARE THEY, ANYWAY, MIKES | WELL SON, WE CAME ALONG JUST IN THE NICK A iit a DO VME Oe Oe oor. ape LIES “PRI, RE EE NE RE ey tighter We Ser eee ~~ 4 SO ppt OOO Oa, Qik Oe HY ~ en

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se — a tr ile ile —————E ' ee = «= HE HAD A PURE EYE ANDA &TEADY HAND BUT HI? KIDDE _ PROVED'TO BE THE CHAMPION AC bb. Ss iNePrEOFIT By Fiarrison Cas c/ve’ WELL-MIDDIE- WEVE HAD A FINE DAY HERE AT THE FE POOR, =) ’ COME ON THERE- nae TrRy € TRYING TO MAKE FUN OF ME-HEY? WELL LET Me) BEACH AN WEVE ONLY TWONICKLES LEFT TO GET ¢ sable it YOUR LUCK-THREE RINGS FoR TELL you VE GOT THE SUREST EYE OF ANY ONE e US HOME SO NOW FOR THE TROLLEY (7a A NICKLE - EVERYBODYS A Goop | AROUND AN JUST TO PROVE IT ILL TAKE A BR 7 ae a | —— i S TOSSER OF THOSE PESKY RINGS AN SHOW , = oe — YOU HOW ITS DONE~ GET # oil THEN WE DONT \. Ee | POPSY LL Ca \ GET NO MORE | ta“ di i sHOWw POP CORN - POP?) _ een with revolvers 2 s and two girs’ tm the BAH-H-H'! DIDNT EVEN LE -HM-M-M-1 DIDNT SLIP IT OVER & WOW! IMISSED anp aN ] en oe ~ HIT THE BOARD - MY NOT SO EASY THAT TIME EITHER BUT THE NEXT THAT WAS MY CARFARE : = eas oe ¢ ; > gzres FOOT MUST A SLIPPED HEY- 6055” | TIME LL DO THE TRICK aM tf> LO HOME eat hich ther pis 3 CE | ) . | pew, secrets o | } Bp av ” ees ope" ri | . : While «2 fourm mas = HUH! POPS 7 | S : ~ S$ pop-cant . @em outside Im ar aztomodile, ; : — : on S RING NUFFIN , / three robbers entered. thetr " ' - h’ part! owered > oe : 4 Two ‘umped ever the rabung - | i. er effce. and ordered ite A BUM SHOT | ~ 3 x c E- : ~~ a = pr Moet os ae MIS TER & | . : ; : te : a | where the aafe wan. The third . - fis i 3 Ls a, | bept guacd cutmde the railing, | The robbers took from the = all. and $1490 o¢ $1500 @@e of the men remarked. * ~g@ tim bes containing $206 © the fe After the men tH ther agtom THE VERY © BREAKFAST TIME 7 \YESSIR-FIRE | | WORST (2 AHEAD 4