St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 22, 1923

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OMIC PAGE ' T ESDAY. UGUST 21, 1922. + s 4 ‘ “. * = Spare Room Earnings additional income to cover little ezrtra comforts and lururies for many families. . Find paying guests through Post-Dispatch Wants. T- LOUIS POST-D _ ty — ° '% \? ips ase YA, ISPATC The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. " —— ——t a a ee eee ee _— > ~- Bye INCENSE a RABBI CHARGED SWNT WINE SALE ‘COOL TONIGHT; RISING — TEMPERATURE TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. Highest yester- Gay, 91, at 2 p. m.; lowest, 65, at! 11:30 p. m. Official fore- sting of Cemetery Asso- . cast for St. Louis dation Decides Jacob and — vicinity:| £ \Vitr Fair and cool tu-' ; ~Crodsky Has Embarrassed night; tomorrow ce . “ fair, with rising | s His People. : oe | meee and to- q3; EXPRESS morrow; slightly i temperature. | Missouri—Fair , we cooler tonight in| : “THEIR INDIGNATION extreme south . portion; rising temperaturg to- morrow. oy “a : | ‘Plan to Petition Congress to ( Illinois — Fatr | Spgs | tonight and to- | _ Repeal Part of Volstead | " morrow; slightly ong ® P it . g Wine for | cooler tonight in sa extreme south | Sacramental Purposes. ‘portion; rising temperature tomor- row in north and central portions. tle | Stage of the river at 7 a. m., 10.2 feet, a fall of 1 foot. Sunrise today, 5:21; sunset, 6:47, INVENTOR OF LEWISITE SETS TEAR GAS BOMB FOR BURGLARS — ee si—tC SOME OIL StocK Is CRUDE. + or . wer es? - iM - tonight ' TiS teous indignation was ex- pressed last night at a meeting of ‘Pongregation Chesed Shel Emeth, a | Jewish cemetery association, at Eu- | ) pidapd Page avenues, against Rabbi | ) Jacob Grodsky of Sharis Spfard Con- on, who was arrested by Fed- onl prohibition enforcement agents | lost week on a charge of dispensing ‘gcramental wine for sacrilegious _ purposes to “bootieggers.”’ Tt was the sense of the meeting that Rabbi Grodsky had embarrassed his Tired of Being Robbed, Northwest- | ern University Professor Lays Mantrap in Home. Ly the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Aug. 22.—Prof. W. Lee Lewis of Northwestern University, inventor of Lewisite and other high explosives and deadly gases used in the World War, announced today a - ——_—_ } | necounts ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1923—32 PAGES. PRICE2CENTS MORE INDICTMENTS 4 AGAINST D. W. ROSS 10 BE ASKED FOR ‘Accountants’ Report Shows | “Constructive Cash Defi- cit” of $167,762 in Night and Day Liquidation. IMMEDIATE EFFECT TO INCREASE HIS BOND Now at Liberty on $25,000 Bail Obtained After He Had Spent Two Weeks in City Jail. Further indictments against Don- ald W. Ross, former Deputy State Finance Commissioner, will be sought as a result of the’ report, made to Commissioner Millspaugh, ; NATION-WIDE SEARCH FOR STOLEN BABY GIRL Police of 9000 Cities to Get Description of Child Taken From Baby Carriage in| New York. | By Leased Wire from the New York | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, Aug. 22.—Aid of the; police in more than 9000 cities and | towns of the United States and | Canada was sought today in the | search for Lillian McKenzie, three | months old, when circulars carrying | missing baby Captain a description of the were sent out, Detective Funston announced. - Police say it is the greatest hunt} made in New York in 15 years. So | far,” the few erratic leads followed | have yielded no trace of the baby and the police were no_ farther ahead this morning than they were the day the child disappeared. Meanwhile, the baby carriage from which Lillian was taken remains in front of the store at West Eighteenth street and Sixth avenue, where it/| stood Saturday noon when she van-| ished. Crowds gazed at it all day, land more than once policemen had showing a “constructive cash defi-!to clear the sidewalk. cit” of $167,762.97 in Ross’ ac- liquidation officer of the: Night and Day Bank. The re- port was submitted by Haskins & Sells, certified public accountants. Ross. who was indicted last April ona single charge of embezzling as ,spokes a chain from the to a grating windows, S80 | the carriage, | there by Someone locked of one wheel over one of the store nobody could take which was placed Peter | McKenzie, the father, Monday, ma hopes that the abductor might see} | it and return the child through pity. | BEGUN 7BHOUR AERIAL “MAIL, EASTBOUND BEGINS LAST LAP } Leaves Cleveland for New q | York at 1:02 P. M.—West- | “bound Plane Three Hours Late From Cheyenne. MOTHER OF KIDNAPED NEW YORK CHILD ‘SECOND TEST TRIP ALSO IS UNDER’ WAY ‘One Machine Leaves San Francisco. and Another Starts From ‘Long Island on 28-Hour Schedule. { $ | By the Associated Press. : = | CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 232. § @ | With the fog that has hung over | tai * | Sherman Hill since last evening, lift- | Fs ing, Pilot H. G. Boonstra left here. (with the westbound transcontinental | aa mail at 8:42 a. m. (mountain time) | today. At Rock Springs, Wyo., /was relieved by Pil@& Robert Ellis, | 'who continued the westward trip at | MRS. PETER McKENZIPF. they are seeking a woman in black, | £3:28 a.m. ; who was seen leading one child by| _ Boonstra, westbound relay flier, the hand and carrying another in| first took off from the Cheyenne air West Eighteenth street Saturday | mall field at 5 a. m., but was driven 'back by the same banks of fog which he | - ~ SWALLOWS GEMS TO AVOID DUTY HE NEEDN’T HAVE PAID German Could Have Declared Gone on His Way Home. By the Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.— Franz Butner, fearing he would have to pay duty on several diamonds he was taking from Mexico to his home | in Germany, swallowed several of | the gems just before the ship bring- : ing him here from the southern re-| public reached this port yesterday He was sept to the Marine Hos- pital at the San Francisco Presidio for an X-ray examination after Wil- liam Hamilton, Collector of Cus- toms here, had told him that his unpalatable meal had been unneces- Bary. Hamilton said he could have de- clared the diamonds, been bonded and continued to Germany without) paying any duty in this country. A customs inspector, finding the diamonds Butner had not swallowed, gota “hunch.” “What did you do with the rest of them?” he asked. Butner involuntarily put his band on his stomach. “Swallowed them?’ asked the in- spector. Butner admitted he had done so. COOLIDGES INSTALLED IK WHITE HOUSE WITHOUT SHOW Only a Few Tourist Sightseers and | Photographers on Hand When They Enter. | By the Assoctated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.—Presi- dent and Mrs. Coolidge are spenling their first day. as residents of the Ne POLICY ON REPARATIONS REAFFIRMED BY POINCARE Ruhr Will Be Evacuated Only When Germany Pays, Says Answer to Curzon Note —End to Passive Resist- ance Would Lessen Rigors of Occupation. HOPE EXPRESSED FOR % AGREEMENT BY ALLIES British Proposals for Re-esti- mate of Germany’s Capac: gality of Invasion to The Hague Rejected. ti: - | By the Associated Preas. 4 PARIS, Aug. 22.—Germany can ot tain evacuation of the Ruhr only t Last night a coat of dust and cin-| 7 ders had collected on the white pil- | y also lows and blankets, in the depres- | woman in black, also with two chil- by paying reparations, she can #B- sure attenuation of the rigors of the that after three visits from burglars he was tired of being robbed, so he are seeking anata last night thwarted repeated até¢ $28,250 of the bank’s funds, is at tempts by the eastbound pilot, Hal _ people; had violated the tenets of ‘liberty on $25,000 bond. The effect White House today. Until their morning newspapers BUT ONLY PF SAUSA GE OU GUESS ' ‘his religion; should be expelled from fhe rabbinate, and that Congress be ' petitioned to repeal that part of the had equipped his home with a bur- giar alarm attached to a tocar gas | bomb. of new indictments would be to in- He | body. sions made by Lillian’s head and ,dren, in West Ninetieth street, and for a’ without a hat, who was seen|COllison, to reach Cheyenne. Pilot Jack Knight had arrived here | at 2:50 a. m., Mountain time, but, | were read, few of the Capital's res- idents were aware that the new first crease his bond requirement. The public yesterday began to of- third woman in black, who asked a lady had moved from their quarters occupation by ceasing passive restat- ance and she can win no reduction in the amount she owes France wun- 3 ;|Owing to rain and mist, it was deem- ed inadvisable to continue the flight, which began yesterday morning, be- fore daylight. ixnight was one hour) and 25 minutes rhead of the original sehedule for the cross-continental trip when he «rrived here, but Boon- _______{stra’s futile start was about forty ininutes behind schedule. Air Mail Pilot H. A. Collison, who DIES WITHOUT TELLING —xivsszm"wes sottans WHO. SHOT HIM in furnishing mail man at Fighteenth street anc Sixth avenue where the mother of the baby lived. Several other women and men, all of them carrying chil- dren ip circumstances that were} 'thougH® “suspicious, also are being | sought, a iS? We, \volstead Act permitting the dispen-; “As soon as a window is raised or te ‘sation of wine for sacramental pur-|a door opened, the bomb drops to, 4d difficuity ee \ fer suggestions—all | pose in orthodox ritualism. 'the floor,” he explained, “and I have | present bond, and had to remain 1M |)... thug far. wit was further decided to call a added a booster charge to make it | jail two weeks after his arrest. ' eonference of all Jewish congrega-!explode so that it will -eacn every Additional Charges Probable. tions to attain this end, and a com- | corner. Our sleeping porch is closed =» Thomas EF. Francis, attorney oF | ing a woman of 30, in a green dress pnittee was appointed to arrange the’! from the house, so the family is in | Commissioner Millspaugh, sg iq |and blue hat, seen with a wailing Onferencé and devise means by/|no danger. All I have to do when | day that the report would be p ace linfant in her arnis. In Manhattan, ch the excommunication of Grod-| the bomb before the grand jury, with a view) ’ explodes is to call the | sky might be accomplished. ‘police and tell them to bring an/ to obtaining additional indictments. Denial Grodsky Has Charge. | ambulance.” 'Cireuit Attorney Sidener came here The cemetery association has about | | recently from Wisconsin, interrupt- - 1100 embers from. the various or- | | sv ion, with ri to plac- | Jue members trom, the various or-| OCEAN'S FLOOR HAS RISEN, OFF | ine caaitional charges against Ross The meeting was called by Frank | SOUTH AFRICA, SOUNDINGS SHOW before the grand jury, but he found | | Lipman, a building contractor with that the report Re spponntants wae ; ? 1 ssed the gran ) Sffices in the Pierce building. He is not ready, and d - | of them fruit. As a result, however, police are looking for s@weral per- ‘sons in Jersey City. Théy are seek-_ at the New Willard Hotel, where they have lived since Mr. Coolidge returned to Washington as Presl- dent, and throughout his service a% Vice President, to the executive mansion. Driving the sHort distance from the hotel late yesterday, they slipped into the White House al- most unnoticed, only a chance group of tourists visiting the grounds an‘1 a few photographers being on hand to witness the formal taking up of residence there by the thirtieth President. The,work of moving the personal effects of Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge less the allied creditor’ of Frange see fit to give France credit for amounts on her war debts, oe These are the conclusions of Pre- miter Poincare’s reply to Marquis Curzon’s reparations note of recent date. The French Government also expressed its belief that the allies can agree on methods of bringing about the execution of the treaty by continuing courteous negotiation, ; The British proposals for a fd | estimate of Germany's capacity for’ payment and Lord Curzon's : Ri Fontaine Fox. PIGGLY-WIGGLY SUES. FOR AN ACCOUNTING ‘bound mail after being forced down ithere late yesterday afternoon and ‘trying unsuccess‘ully three times last infght to reach here in a dense fog, the arrived here at 5:55 a. m, KES So MUCH DU HAVE To CARSE To GET *. BuT THE MPL‘Y GRABS A RoLLeEY, Sht. 19323, ark Reg. U by H. C. Fisher, # S. Patent Office.) P! AIN'T WE DOING Business? THAT'S S TRUNKS TODAY. P president of Sharis Spfard Congre- r gation, of which Grodsky says he is - the’Rabbi. |B Grodsky is one which is made $110 for the e immpagne, whieh had le 0d wit » Tecognized, but before he had got! ™ : | Short Fourteenth and Carr streets, and |) St. Louis’ One Big Want Directory ay Investigation Near St. Helena Indl- ' eates Some Sub-Oceanic Con- vulsion Since 1899. - By the Associated Press. LONDON, Aug. 22.—Officers of |}the Eastern Telegraph Company's ship which is repairing a broken ca- ‘bie between St. Helena and Cape. | Town report that the ocean bed has| risen to within three quarters of a ‘mile of the surface at a point where the chart showed the depth to be) three miles. The soundings for the. chart were taken in 1899, the year Wine to Jewish congregations for re- |' Which the cable was laid. The dis- ligious purposes. He was arrested |°°VeTY suggests that there has been When & Kapovitch of 2025 Wash /|* recent submarine convulsion. rect was seen carrying two cases | @ champagne from the rabbinical | ee. Kapovitch said he paid WOMEN BOXERS — IN BERLIN: ‘Cabarets and Music Halls Turn | “Manly Art” Over to Girls. Ry the Associated Press. BERLIN, Aug. 22.—‘‘Lady boxers” | are star attractions at the cheaper ‘variety houses in Berlin, and at- | tract many tourists to these places | ‘of amusement. There are several groups of women pugilists which | spar in various cabarets and music halls, and they box with great vigor One of the best-known female boxers has a nose which is badly de- formed from having been broken, and another hag a cauliflower ear. Most of fiffe-female pugilists are Under way, several others joined in ‘young and extremely active. They With denunciation of Rabbi Grod- ‘are about as scientific as many of fs, and down came the millets./the men who pose as_ professional ls pounding was repeated at | boxers, for the art of boxing is not Intervals, so impatie:t were highly developed in Germany. the ‘members to express their indig- | hation Lipman denies this, as- setting that Grodsky has not been the Rabbi for 18 months, although he still occupies the rabbinical] resi- dence at 1508 Wash street. ‘That man has not so much as put his foot across our threshold in a year,” Lipman declared. The offense charged against Rab- possible under present Federal) reg- Wations governing the issuance of ' coat the rabbi $48. Rabbi Grodsky Maintains that, as the rabbi of Sharis Spfard congregation, he has & legal right to dispense wines to Members of his congregation. He to have a hearing before the Uni- dates Commissioner Aug. 31. The Meeting Began in English. ‘The meeting last night began in Waglish, the chairman on a rostrum mone end with a large mallet han- @y for a gavel, and the vice chair- man at the other end, also provid- a mallet. On speaker was New York Banker Leaves 87,000,000. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. 22.—The es- tate left by Alonzo Barton Hepburn, New York banker, aggregated more than $7,000,000, M. F. Loughlin, thes transfer tax appraiser. reported to- mete publicity. | day. rl emnniel said the State could Objected to Wine Withdrawals. ‘levy a tax of $207,000. Mpman said that Rabbi Grodsky a'/| Year ago withdrew 750 galons of wine representing to Prohibition Di- or Allen that he was the rabb' Sharis Spfard Congregation. and t he. Lipman. went to Kansas and protested to Allen against more wine to Grodsky in the mame of Sharis Spfard. “Pon his return from Kansas City, ) ; ) ‘But a Post-Dispatch reporter was Observed making notes, and the meeting was switched to Yiddish, it being explained by Lipman that dis- enough had been brough* upon Sharis Spfard without BB BPBPPBPBPAPBPP I eo Choose From Scores of Charming Homes The real i i i Said, he called a meeting of 41 Members of the congrecation, and hree . Eunmen appeared at the meeting ard threntened t em unless they desistea.”’ at happened then?” Lipman Was asked. | " “Well, who wants to die? We did I? AOthing,” he said. estate market is especially rich in home op- portunities right now. It } offers exceptional attractions to the man with home-own- - ing aspirations. It not only gives him choice of many charming homes, at- A tractively located but at "Se agapgd speaker deciared that prices and teams met Be — Co "nl. buy with e additiona B ngrese repealed the Vol r eutlay. to his present. ex- stead Act as to Jewish wines, “we | penses. 800n be characterized a na- | tion of bootleggrers.” , Matement by Grodsky. | @ fost-Dispatch reporter on Rabbi Grodsky today. I have four congrecations,” he *Aplained, “one on Dickson street, . ‘ one-on Fourteenth at 2 The ‘ } \ Read of these opportunities > over itn the Post-Dispatch's |? “Real Estate” columns and called |) aee the dealers or owners ? for terms. The man of vision , will do this today | street, one Post * Dispatch One next door. Sharia Sfard.” ‘ | Mrs. Grodaky, who was ) ; 7 * ' 000, ‘mate of the gets, jury until September. At*orney Francis afso said that a. demand had been made on the Na- tional Surety Co., which was on Ross’ bond, for the full amount of the bond, $50,000, as it has now been shown that Ross’ Mability ex-| ceeds that sum. Zoss’ shortage was mated unofficially at but unofficial estimates about $70,- made at first esti- later, as was_told in the Post-Dis- | patch July 9, in the region of $170,000. The accountants reach their esti- “constructive cash de- made it appear to be)! 'Court here demanding | Saunders, ficit’” by adding up the bank’s as-| reaching a total of $2,647,- | aes 707.14, and then totaling the assets | @” accounting of Class A stock sold | for which Ross appears to bave ac- | counted. amounting to $2,479,944.17T. The difference between these items, $167.762.97,. represents Ross’ “con- structive deficit.” Details of the Report Of this $167,762.97 deficiency, the report specifies in detail a group of explanatory items which, however, total only $96,218.73. The rest of the $167,762.97 appears to be un- explained. ant firm, when asked about this said the report would have to speak . . = i Promoter of Chain Stores Con-| cern Alleged to Have Lett Books in Bad Shape. —-The today By the Associated Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Aug. Piggely-Wiggly Corporation filed a bill in United States District oy» — = «+ of Clarence | former president of the corporation, personally and as head | of the Piggly-Wiggly Investment Co., through the investment company and seeking an iniunction to restrain Saunders from disposing of any | money or notes received from the | 'sale of such stock. Members of the account- | ' filing a | for itself. The report, in two placesy| speaks of the $96,213.73 as “the part of the deficiency accounted for.” The items which make up this $96,218.73 of explained deficiency are: Collections made in behalf of the bank and deposited to Joss’ personal account: Check of Oreon BE. & R. G. Scott, deposited in Citizens’ Security Bank, Kansas City, $7248.75; check of Case & Miller, deposited with Liberty- Central Trust > $3342.47; amounting to— $10,591.22 Checks drawn against the Night and Day Bank, “‘which appears to be for other than Night and Day Bank purposes,”’ 15 checks, amounting to $74,634.68 Amounts drawn by Ross for sal- ary and expenses, in excess of the amount due him for salary— $4,420.00 Charges were made by other banks, for which no canceled checks or other data were found— $6,572.83 Total— $76,218.73 Some of Checks Drawn by Koss. Under the head, “Checks drawn against funds of the Night and Day Rank which appear to be for other than Nicht and Day Bank purpos*s,” a list of 15 cheeks, issued from Oct. 4 to Jan 17 last. appears. Three of ‘hese checks for amounts between $2090 and $70°0 cach, were made payabie to Ross, and one for $7300 West Side State Eank, Xan- ens City, of which Ross became the | | } | longed to the corporation was sold Charges as to Books. The bill signed by John P. Bulling- | ton, vice president of the corpora-| tion, who was named temporary | executive head of the concern when | Saunders resigned last week after petition in District Court asking the appointment of a_ re-| ceiver, alleges that the books of the | investment company are in such | shape jShat an audit has failed to| show what part of the stock pur-| chased belonged to Saunders and) what part to the company or to whom or at what price it was sold. The bill charges that the books do not show where the stock now is nor are there stocks, notes or obli- gations in the treasury. The allegation,also is made that a large amount of stock which be- | for which payment of part cash and | | part notes was taken and asserts ' that money of an unknown amount | now is in the hands of Saunders or | 'the investment company, represent- 'ing payments for the stock. Saunders Also Filed Suit. This development in the affairs of Pigely Wiegly, which have been in the lime light for several months as a sequel to Saunders’ venture in- to Wall Stret last April at the head ’ of a “pool” to combaé short sellers of the stock of Piggely-Wigegly Stores, |Inc., came on the eve of«the calling {in court of head after leaving his work at the Nieht and Day Bank. Three checks, for ameunts from s?0°¢ to $5690, were made payable to the Liberty Central Trust Co., and » for $28,250 to the First Nat'tonal | The $28,250 check, dated the on which indictment against Roses is it.is charged that this Wor. 2%, 4S one pres ont hased, check as Centinued on Page 3, Column 3. the | the petition filed by Saunders asking for the’ appoint- ment of a receiver. Saunders also has announced that he would prepare an exhaustive let- ter addressed to the stock holders of Pigwly-Wieely Steres, relating to his administration as head of the organization and events which bfought about his retirement from the “presidency. JAPAN TO SCRAP SHIPS AT ONCE. ' ee ; Official Announcement of Plan by Tokio. Ry the Associated Press TOKIO, Aug. 22.—Official an- nouncement was made today that the ecrapping of warships in accord with the Washington treaties, ratificationsa. was sint to Kansus City to) of which have just been exchanged The Perfect Market-Place \\ yay for stock of the West Side Stately, the signatoty powers, weuld be carried on immediately. = : ‘ing miners yesterday no details. James Mumpton Second Man to Succumb to Wounds Suffered in an Affray Last Friday. James Mumpton, 21 years old, of 1481 Belt avenue, died at the city hospital at 3:20 a. m. today without him and Wil- of 4533 St. ler- ex-convict, 5 shot Coffey, 28, dinand avenue, an r m. Saturday in a shed in the rear of 2935 Semple avenue. Coffey died Saturday night. telling who liam at ov He ‘teld only that he and Mumpton were | in the shed drinking when a with whom he had quarreled two weeks previously came in and shot them without words. The owner of the gtable, Charles Lindhorst, said that two weeks ago he was in the stable with Coffey when two men came in and one placed a revolver against Coffey’s body and pulled the trigger twice. The gun snapped. when he remonstrated, he said, the mass turned on him, -but the gun snapped again. James McManus, 1362A Academy avenue, said he found Coffey uncon- ‘scious but that Mumpton spoke to him and asked for a cigarette. He soid Mumpton told him, “It's all right. I know who shot me.” Mump- ton refused to say more to the police. 'A priest was with him at his death. SPANISH STRIKERS LOOT CAFE eel Red Flag Carried in Parade Miners in Bilboa. of | By the Associated Press. Aug. 22.—Strik- stormed and looted a restaurant, ate in others without paying and committed other disorders. Later they organized a parade, some of them carrying red flags, and were given a not unfriendly recep- tion by many of the inhabitants who threw money from their windows. Much suffering prevails among the strikers. The Governor of the prov- ince is making an attempt to adjust the difficulties between the miners and the owners. BILBAO, Spain, TWO KILLED WHEN PLANE FALLS a Marine Corps Captain and Licuten- ant Die in Crash at Pensacola. Ry the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug 22.—Capt. George F. Hill and Second Lieu- tenant Cornelius McFadden of. the Marine Corps were killed today in an airplane crash at Pensacola. Ad- vices received at the office of Major General Lejeune, comandant of the Marine Corps, said the accident oc- | currd shortly after 9 a. m., but gave Rerétish Unemployed Now 1,212,000. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Aug. 22.—-The number of unemployed in Great. Britain’ is increasing. Twenty thousand more persons became tale tiast bringing the total to 1,212,000, man | The mail, which left San Francisco yesterday morning? was transferred the reeular day mai! plane in 'charge of “Pilot E. M. Allison, who Tleft at 6:35 a. m. for Omaha. | Gap of 50 Miles Made Up. from the hotel to the White House began shortly after their arrival there yesterday. 'PARISIAN CHILDREN HIRED TO Pilot Frank Yager, in an eastbound | JUMP IN SEINE 10 BE RESCUED plane which left Cheyenne /at 9:35) last night (Central Standard time), | Police Were Mystified for a While without waiting for the plane piloted | y H. A. Collison, which was forced } | (Copyright. 1923. by the Press and Pulitzer ‘down at Laramie, carried only local matl from Cheyenne to Omaha. This left a gap of 50 miles in the} PARIS, Aug. at Epidemic of Suicide Attempts. Publishing Cos... the New York the Post-Dispatch.) 22.—An amazing Ww ~ orld transcontinental air flight, which W223! number of “attempted suicides” in made up when Pilot Collinson arrived 'the River Setne by children has been here. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.—The | | Francisco and New York, left, here at 5:26 a. m. today. Pilot C. Vance was in the cockpit. New York yesterday. Vance arrived at Reno at 7:07 a. m. Pilot Eaton, with a machine which was all tuned up and waiting, left with the mail for Elko, Nev., two minutes later, Eaton arrived at Elko at 9:23 a. m., | Pacific time, and left for Salt Lake City at 9:26. | By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 22.—Pilot | waaner, in the east-bound mail plant | from Chicago, landed at the air mail ‘field here at 12:59 p. m.. Eugene Johnson took the five bags of mall from Wagner's plane and started for ‘New York at 1:02 p. m. Pilots Wagner and Johnson used three minutes in the transfer here. Pilot Johnson said he would fly about 10,000 feet high on the trip to New York, to take advantage of the favorable winds encountered this morning by the regular Cleve- land to New York mail plane, which made the trip in three hours and 18 minutes. only By the Associated Press OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 22.—Pilot F.. R. Yager of the eastbound plane from Cheyenne to Omaha, arrived | at Crook Field at 3:15 a. m., cen- tral time. Yager said he passed Pilot Knight, who guiding the westbound plan ton. Nebr., about 40 miles east. of North Platte, Neb. Four pouches of mail from Chey- enne were taken from Yager’s pane and transferred to that of Pilot H. T. Lewis, who hopped off on ¢hs final lap night flying section at 3:20 a. m.,| Two more line yesterday dropped to 6 cents a central standard time. 'explained. Sorebours have revealed the secret. | It was the lure of the 25 francs paid Paul Leclair and Jean for every rescue. They frequented 'second airplane in the air mail serv- | the river and persuaded children, for ice 28-hour test flight between Sanjo francs each, to throw themselves ‘into the water, whereupon Pau! or ‘| Jean He has they claimed the 25 francs reward, been detailed to return from Reno,'@ net profit of 23 francs. . Nevada, with the air mail that left | would “rescue” them. Then “But the trouble was that when the children we saved went home wet they would get spanked, and it got so we could find no subjects to rescue.” sald Jean. In desperation, Paul rescued Jean, and then Jean rescued Paul. The police saw a light, and now Pau! and | Jean are in prison. TWO REYNOLDS PICTURES SOLD American Credited With Paying High Price for English Paintings. By the Associated ir-ss. LONDON, Aug. 22.—One of Sir’ Joshua Reynolds’ most famous paintings, ‘““‘The Young Fortune Tel- ler’’ and another of his pictures— ‘The Portrait of Viseountess Cros- bie’’—have been bought from the collection of Lord Glenconner by an Express today. The name of the purchaser has not been made pub- lic. The newspaper adda that the price paid was “fabulous,” constitut- ing a record for a work by Reynolds. “The Young Fortune Teller,” known throughout the world through its numeroug reproductions, represents two children, the son and daughter of Lord Spencer. It was | painted in 1775 and is regarded as e one of Great Britain's choicest art ‘from Omaha to Cheyenne, at Lexing- | treasures. GASOLINE 6 TO 17 CENTS | Los Angeics Filling Station Sets New Low Record. of the eastward bound By the Associated Presa. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22.—Gaso- mail pouches from Omaha were al-| gallon at one service station here. so piled on board. Sees Beacon 100 Miles Distant. Roy Gehr, the proprietor, @x- plained that he was able to offer it Yager said he flew at an 1*itude | at that price because he was inter- of about 2000 feet all the way from ested tin a small refinery which was Cheyenne and encountered east winds. The large beacon lights he said, were working perfectir. H» was able to pick up the biz beacon price. 100 previously sold it, was 9 cents. Oth- from Omaha approximately miles west of here, he told postoffice rival, ¢ strong experimenting here with a new — id eas for making the fuel. He he could make a small profit at that The lowest price at which he er stations in and around Los An- week, ! offictals who greeted him upen hie/geles are selling at varying prices, the highest being 17 cents. American collector, says the Dalilyito be granted priority over tion that the question or the legality of the occupation of the Ruhr bé re | ferred to The Hague, are re and the French position is firmed as unchanged. pe’ France holds that a settlement ‘of the question of interallied war debts should wait upon final payment by 50,000,000,000 $12,500,000,000) wold jn Germany of marks (about B bonds. % Poincare Maintains His Position. Official opinion of the reply, aa set forth in a summary in English, given out today at the Foreign Office, is that the note contains the el te of a practical solution of the repara- tions problem, but a careful reading of the communication shows that, in "i the opinion of M. Poincare, the . practical solution ia for Great Brit- ain to accept the Frefich thesis in every detall. ~ The reply maintains that . the French operation in the Ruhr is absolutely legal. It offers to @¢on- sider the easiest method of exacting payment from Germany when resiet- ance has ceased, and expresses A willingness to continue the recent discussions with Great Britain. © ° Premier Poincare stresses. the priority of reparations over other war costs as represented by the in- ter-allied debts. Ca “France never repudiated the debts she contracted during the war, either to England or to America, in the interests of the common vie- tory,” the note asserts. , Priority Over War Costa, France also ia the creditor of other allies for 6,000.000,00@ 6,000,000,000 gold marks, the #1 mary continues, but ‘“‘there can no doubt but that in the minda# those who drafted the treaty, ages to persons and property ¥ , ® , coats.” r it “Therefore,” says the note, “is to be supposed that such war which the Allies agreed should after reparations, after penal after the damages stipulated ih treaty, and which they do not cleft for Germany, are now to be c 3 by the Allies from each other b | Germany has even begun to A up?’ ; ish demand for the payment of 14,- 200,000,000 gold marks, the - G mary continues: “We do not suppose that intends to claim the sums owing be Pa by the Allies before reparations 4 actually settied. They will ce be the first to realize that, in to pay what she owes France previously’ have rec tributive power, ha | gtievous losses, and must position to meet German con : with equal weapons. es Elements of Practical Solution, _ | “Tt ts, no doubt, to England's terest that Germany ahall recove certainty that should be di The summary begine by te . 7 | thette eo, «a - ei) ‘ 7 +f « : . a her ia * ~ -—s < an a repaired a, $ wer e J oe . a” i MAO not be to her interest — /reparations comprised in the A ind - Referring specifically to the Brit iy

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ST LOWS POST- DISPATCH NTO NEW JAPANESE LIQUOR SEIZED ON SHIP AFTER GEM STE | / GOURAUD GIVES DINNER BUSINESS IN 1) AUGUST 22, ‘3 ST LOUIS _POST- -DISPATCH —_— are NATIONAL COOLIDGE The = wii House Horseman — LL ce 1} STRESEMANN 10 ~ Bee ——— o - - of _ - ‘ - ™ ° - — G : * aS 7 ee ee, era tiiietie a w= «39 s SS — eae - ee ~«-—. ware of e —, , 4 *. - a ee ~- Pe EP ae ee a ee ew Be ee Rew Chilifornia, ee me to act GLUBS PROPOSED BY EX-VERMONTERS Enlisting 150,000 Former Residents, Living in 47 States, to Back 1924 Can- didacy Planneda. JOHN BARRETT ASKED TO DIRECT MOVEMENT Provisional Committee on Organization Formed at New York — Westerners Said to Be Responsive. Py the Associated Press. GRAFTON, Vt proximately 150,900 of Vermont, ting are supporting a Coolidge-for- Presiden rec- Aug 22.—Ap- ler residents in 47 other mmovermen Lorn? now Vo states, to organize clubs John tor of the Pan-American Union, an- neunced today on his return = from Washington and New York In a formal statement. Barrett. who conferred with President Coo!- idge regarding Pan-American affairs while tn Washington. said he had been !nvited In New York vesterda) te a@irect the movement, but feare:l other duties would prevent him from taking the chairmanship of a pro- visional campaign Rarrett's statement followed leaued veseterday by Senator Mos«rs of New Hampshire which Moses naseerted that Mr. Coolidge would be a candidate for the Republican nom- ination in 1824 and would receive the solid support of New Enelan !. Barrett's Statement. Th his statement. Barrett .aicd “Last winter a group of native Ver- monters began testing the at*i: of representative and iinfluentia Vtrmont outlanders, as loval natives and former residents living outside the state are now described. toward organizing these 150.0900 from Mas- sachueetts California into 2 powerful national Vermont Associa- tien, which would co-operate ~vith the inlanders. or permanent resi- dents, in advancing the State's ce>:- era) welfare and prosperity college alumni associations aid their institutions. “The program carried with it the very popular then Vice Presiden Calvin Coolidge. a native Vermon:e: who was chosen honorary presiden: and Ambassador Harvey, another ra- tive, honorary vice President Our appeal met with most gratifying r°- eponse. and we intend to perfect the Organization this coming autumn or winter. “The original movement in of course. had. and wi!!l have. ted. no politica! ~haracter er, but suddenly and une~«- ly the elevation of Mr. Coo!- “to the presidency has inspired Vermonters everywhere to that a similar national move- r|[among them to form or join e clubs be started = Westerners Interested. “We have already heard on their own initiative to this effect wWrominent and influential men ney leaders in agriculture) trial and educational activitie- ews especially the agricultura’ sections. where Coolldge is looked m as a product of the farm +“Yesterday, in New York a greup these interested and represent.- ‘we Vermonters. including severa) m the Central and Far Wea: fermed a provisional committee and as chairman of a neral committee on orcanizati>r t@ advance this movement throucn- opt the country, as I had done fo- the National Verment Association “While I fear that my nonpoliti-a! responsibilities ase arbitrator in «ev- efal international commercial di.- tee will prevent Mwy present acti, a@ecciation with the movemen: “En say that there is no doubt of etrength and significance.’ _— , > > . Barrett, former di one in ‘+ le A , ct. fue . inerTr = . . nD part of most fleet the Premier d+ cisions of the occupation He men the ustria as proof that ‘ have put her finances in she wished do so Ph program sh roincare . ' . : utior a hundred times re. , > . peated, not to renouns of her reparations claim, girded as sacred and whic one centime whicn is re. h does nor — If a good used automobile would give pleasure, why can afford a new one. The cars for sale over in the “Au- cl ummns give maximum service tomobiles”’ and comfort cost. THE POST-DIS =*. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory The Perfect Market-Place your tamily wait until you issified col- ar reasonable SPATCH . ™ ee re 7 @& was. any s| rates | She has | — sail re-esti- capacity to pay. the reply sars “We confess we are unable to un- derstand what the British Govern: ment means by capacity of parment and capacity of paymen’. Germ equal nothing, by the empire itself. ‘* ‘wits af Curron Strdie«s Reni: —a 52-Page “Yellow Book.” right. 1925. bw the Preee and Pulitrer s+ New Yo World and Post-Dispatch. PARIS. Aug. 22.—Lord Curson. the Britich Minister of Foreign Af- De Lorne. Nor- is seeking relief today is studying Poincare’s reply to the British The document. a 52-page “vellow hook.” was con- vered nowth bv a courier at the same time it was handed to the British embassy here The Poincare note—to which Rel- gium wil! detail and forcibly. since England has Relgian priority in re- devastated regions—is of “leoking over the America the United Statee and problem are mentioned. pages of the document & precise expose of genera! yy. Premier going back to war il of June 20. 1916 estab- On that dav the foes- emnivy agreed to give devastated areas, challenged by the (Sor ern rn an + irs. Ragnolis where he ee mand, for his illness. Premier ‘atest note sudscribe in re -ha’ gard renily a case iider’” at Repeatediy the Fah ‘erce.? , To hO06thRhe The , *— , ces DoOiLik are he to 118 case ieg en! to the Oath is nox mm will send ite note Thurs- Engiand’s at- wi!’ more nett a, d+. ward - Srussels is pricrity te . firm Poincare Replie hea last "ote Aeti- erect tr ASAT 5* “ec ef French oH" care he note wilerein renpil es the statements in “The British any tc . ° ' norr,y zn repiy. although fir. suhetances onl " The British resolv is courte- ferm, but not conciliater substance “It '# not our fault if the Britisn Government Ras had receurse « "Ol far ous Im 'k ' | sistance that ing the illegality be | te | Germany thement. based on Germany's capac- ity to pay, is reached. Wants All Allies Represented. He will suggest that the (first problem to be tackled is how already has paid ‘rom that consider future What probably will cause hie comment in Paris will be n Germany cannot drive a bargain with France alone. but ‘hat all of the allies be represented. He will appeal especially for Amer- ican intervention in the final settie- ment. Much of Stresemanns have the backing of the he will make every use son survey of the Rubr. Tre Chancellor has not yet decid- ed whether the moment 1s opportune to come out with his complete repa- rations proposals, and it is most likxe- ly he will rest cn a pi*a tor a joi. conference first. Chancellor Stresemann wWiil c in careful language Germany's mand for sovereigntivy in the Rupbr, but this does not necessarily that she will not pay French troops remain there Cabinet Plans to Get Taxes. After a meeting lasting halt night. the Cabinet yesterday adopted a series of measures to compe! or coax the industrialists to hand over taxes. The Government wants $1 0C0 immediately with which food and help support. the which yesterday reached a new level of 8.000.000 to the dollar By innuendo threats have b+ conveyed that the Government may essume dictatorial powers to Keep the cost of necessities down and to collect taxes if the industrialists con- tinue their obstructionist ics. address will British and of the Cur- 24 > ‘ Ooucn re. mean while i uv _2 » : tact a would have prefe:ir2?d ordinary diplomatic procedure. “The British note 20 »aid no heed to all our declarations. The estimate of 120 mill goid marks, referred = s to be found under heading. ‘Reparations.’ Mr. Lamont in Col. House's book “Germany will always be _ ric enough to pay us—all she needs the will to pay Negation of the Treaty. “The British Government talks of impartial experts. That is to say that it regards the Reparations Com- mission as partial. “An internationa! would be a negation of signed by Great Britain and lies. “When posed to accept any and reasonable? “The British cabinet is c! sid- ng with the German thesis (regard- the Ruhr occu- publicity. We os of July commission the treaty the al- has Germany seemed dis- figure as just fNda r) v of pation ) “We have no need to any urisdiction, the difference about the interpretation of Paragraph 18. but only to invoke the opinion prev ly expressed bv ment In i871 Fr pav—CGermanyr pay “We shall against her we are after “Every pound owes England or United States represents a saving of allied bicod Everv goid mark Germany owes rep- resents the shedding of allied blood Ready to Make Heavy Sacrifice. “The action of France was wolated action. but action di from British action “France has shown her to make a much heavier than Engiand. ‘To sum up. the British subordinates the settlement inter-allied eaoee t an inter exper: nm entr responsible tee a and “Onstitution of a which Belgium in a minority “Wecan understand ¢! ish Government should reserve rights. No doubt it will understand that we should receive ours “We have Britiah claim and we repeat! tracted in exceptiona! circumstan. and in view of a common interest cannot be composed from the stand- point or either morality or justice with Germaeagy’s reparation debt.” to refer 1oUs- . . \ = . ._™. “= o-~ s > the British Govern ance was willing to hasn't been willing to evacuate the Ruhr ‘S$ pavments a > nor promises— it or Gol he lar France r or ct tin rea atin readiness sacrifice Cabinet of the istea to Ty "Om mission n and France would be lat the Brir- its "re" ar Wa that ~Ontest ec have our nr deit can as ?.—Chancellor | ‘60V. UBMARINE SINKS; 83 ARE MISSING Including Captain, Saved When Vessel, Re- turning From Trial Trip, Goes Down Off Awaji. the Associated Press TOKIO, Aug. Eighty-three lissing with Japanese sub- listed and sank ao men are marine No off Await Isiand ip. Thir were , which vesterday after ty-seven of the hands. her tria tr missing men dock Five disaster, in- chief officer saved from tne the were captain Divers have been un- cluding and engineer find the which was the latest recently able to vesse! The to Robe. rines returning type vresse). was one of subma and was but mpleted According Engineer Yanagawa, th sse! | just come listed he®v- to sink. The captain openings closed, but before the crew She to the surface when she ily and ordered a! the submarine filled could carry out the orders. sank in 35 fathoms of water. Those who were saved owe their lives to the fact they were hurled thro subDmarine by star that igh the openings of the inrushing water. the isiand of Hondo 3 miles long REICHSBANK PRESIDENT’S RESIGNATION I$ DENIED United Socialists Demanding Retire- ment on Ground of Failure to Institute Financial Reform. Press ig 22.—The report Hiavenstein, president : resigned. is ‘e ation, it Was Japan in nd Shi- *, ween las and his low ai rec ‘allied in instituting pocccaitone ms which would have prevented the collapse of the mark. SMITH REWARDS WOMAN Insists on Her Taking $300 for Find- ing Hi~ Wife's $5000 Bracelet. executive m ‘erruled Mrs. ansion. Creedon's accepting a reward, $100 bills elet was a Christmas Governor t Killed. 2 Hurt. at Grade Crossing. Press H. PY ; Ce. s The company five to consider a higher wages. Failure cars to move was the general walkout. ~ operators and yea ae hands qvit. Factory Orizaba and Rio Blance day eee A Bene, "MEXICO CITY. Ate The French Line assumed responsi- strike which has isolated auny for the presence of unsealed Vera Cruz now is quor on the vessel and paid the/ fect the entire country. three were aborad the she sailed later. The when tine. I ‘rance This wil! Zeitun, withor | vies af Str. i band. tween Thomas 0 TRUCKS SCARCHED FOR BEER: New York Police Stop Vehicles Crossing New Jersey Line. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. day began a drive against 22 —Pollce to- truck Efforts are being the Federation of cieties, the Mexico City bor Federation and the eration of Workers to ‘pathetic walkout. A boycott against Railway by the Vera C League is the latest the general strike in No trains have men bringing beer from New Jersey terday at Vera Cruz on and Pennsvivania. The campaign star this rfiorning when police began stopping every that crossed from the New Nearly a score were stations for fur- aithough casua hours front trucn Jersey shore taken t precinct ther examination. ted in the early! water. four railways serving t ee . . by the Preas # the refusal of stret @ numerous | 7 * ee is Blind Mother of Seven Mrs. Ezra Hart, blind, f ir int i¢ ¢ Customs Solicitor °f ‘®¢!r intention to strike seven children, were found & in their home near Alton ' by Joseph Herman, inspection showed them to he loadeq POT Of Alton. The hu with legitimate commodities. MORE STATE ROAD BONDS Meeting So@h to Plan for $5.000.000 Issue. Speria ‘ thea Pret? Tare a JEFFERSON CITY. Aug The State Board of Fund sioners at a meeting to be held the tirst week in September will author- ize se agit of bids for $5,000,900 of State i bonds, State Treasurer ye Themen today announced. | make $15.900.900 of the 369.000.0900 State road bonds issued | 3 9,000,000 already having roa to the Poert-Dispatch. LIBERTY Mo.. Au ish will of —_ Ni Ss. in whi 2>.—The En- jlia Woods Da- the bulk of her es- to Capt. Harry Lelio! soldier of fortune. wt!! be | probated in Clay County tomorrow 4t protest from George W. Da- | Louis, Mrs. Davies’ hus- This night at a conference be- Vavies and his ttorneys, James S. Simrall of Liberty, and tokes of St. Louis If ~Ontest the will im-. it is probated. ate was left Mi nd iv "to the use for decision was reached | money order of appeared. Herman sent plies to the home. CASTOR the Signarure of ST. LOUIS POST-DISF Founded by Published PS cy = Co.. Twel ‘Member Audit Bureau a The Associated Press is patches credit to i or net of ited im thie paper and also the | published herein. Ail and Olive and No “ retest on Davies Will Probation. MEMBER OF THE ass ASSOCIATED 1 Spec : ’ or Fepubllcation of all 8 Me ; of of special cisvatehes heres berein are alee SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY Dal'v and Sunday. one year. a — ly. So = ~~~ > one year... undcayv oniy Remit either by > postal itvered by city carrier ow Da!liv onily. 50c a month: Sunday. Entered aa second lame 1879. at ¢ Post office under the act of March 2. “are Rel. Olive 6400 free thin offer enly. Per Week lessons will be ys en ae mam WURLITZER Thursday, Friday and Saturday Special FREE LESSON This Amazing Saxophone Offe phone, the finest made, offered om terms eaualed before. selection and pay ently SB gay waee scart 78 immediately. (eome tn ebeort meiedies. OTHER MUSICAL SPECIAL Mandeties and Benjes. Seld on Easy Terme. aed fa) St. Louls exchaag . aa toe - cy - ITE HOUSE: ~Jows Two Confe | Coolidge With Coal C mission Chairman. - 100,000 ‘TONS OF COAL IN STOR ¥ hy » the associated Press. WASHINGTON. Aug. ie of the Federal Coal C fe wen were engaged today in a report to President C oolidge. the pésponsibility for the b ae the anthracite opere * gainers. and outlining st¢cps Weve the Government should t event of a strike on Sept. |. * chairman Hammond of the - gywseon announced this would step. He and Comm os conferred last evening prestient Cooll. ige. Tye statements have come twee White House which are ag Dinting at the plan in tt of Mr. Coolidge. The first of made several days afo, said had been prepered w nich w Heve’the situation through ef substitutes fcr anth second suthorized inst | er the President talked te mond twice within three that the public shou'd rest that there would be plenty Sufficient stocks of hard ¢ in storage to supply normal ments for more thas four according to a survey m2 Government’ departr ent. , The report on accumulated estimated them at 23,600,008 o70,090 toms and the normal consumption at 7.006,000 t restriction of ‘consemptioss ~Pfld follow suspension of thon would reduce the Ww euirerfient automaticaliy. uaat.observers said. te where the reserve would ‘tenito supply domestic ne (am 14 weeks, ~ T’'Was estimaied «that (Reaehl] burden on Hitunmily iactton would be less than cont of the nermal output, ‘the report said. should be without difficulty. aa ~~. ——= Believe Government Action ‘ Strike Preventive. By the Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY. S.J. A Tnion officials and te roal operators, who weke off Wage urgotiatx in the city today aw ever comm tirmication rem the United Staves Coal © som. 7 Sept. 1 the pregent cor the wages and terme of ¢f fer all the unionized mine n the anthracite region Repeated attempts to get ment as to the terms of » ta. continue employment res er that date have failed. Mirers’ Union offical, out of the joint meeting said the efforts toward & edjustment of the cenflict pert of the indust-y iteelt minated because the epe unwilling to cenmcece any Getmand for increased wages the men. The operators (h¢ break was dur to @ of the union to submit ite t¢ arbitration. Both side) assented to submission of en the situation to the U Coal Commission, through Miners’ -— .' @eF Gen ef a protracted im si¢ in the anthracite Sept. I by any other ‘Rrernment intervention. Jorn L. Lewis, Pp Utited Mine Workers, of bGef. summary of what the cenciusion of the *ices. which began M ‘“Time for mincing W¢ by” he said. “The ape prepared to «enter test Bept. | and te ‘ae operators the most. y

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AL STAKE TES Wey OF BYES VEA CREE TRKE COMES Wiese’, Smpatae MMHITE HOUSE SAYS Threatened. 4 LL ‘ i rigti 1255 by the Pr. ‘oe tate -* Statement Fol- Ss. New Y; World and p Rey FERA Chiz Mexico ee to a Aug. fae Rtrike of Se Vers) 4 ; Pe . ad kers in « hipathy 7 thoughny ; Coolidge With Coal Com/ t car and electric yy! ing ' ane eiec'ric - cee: . > pes, Vera Cruz, a city of tem . mission Chairman. ithout bread and NUMeroys | i a — - AS well ae street naa ‘all ae ee and : le ‘tric i : “" 7 2 000 a oly rpe ale eae I ee a 90 0, TONS OF ‘ Z *f0Cn are : _ p to walk out today and a eal , COAL IN STORAGE been « tilled on thie Mexican Rae kes mucreds of bluejack,.+. uel 3. ican warships have beer, 1gttgemenee SUPPly Would Last © misorde ; ; . : . . patrol ‘ Armo.: - “WOR | a 16 Weeks if Strike Sus- H machine e ‘ . a . machine gun have ¢ pended Production, Survey ~! electric © general strike Wy the refusa) "4 Con ~ any | : Nn ive ay ° . = ted Press. COMSide: : ' : 7 DeeweHINGTON. Aug -°.—Mem- er Wages stead . ers of the Federal Coal Commis- + ——* 1 2." Tis | dev were engaged today in framing pomerous’ ges : "report to President Coolidge, fixing tage Factory w kenrg ip Dae Meponsibility for the break be ~ erga ee T4ave netis | tween the anthracite operators and | etrik> S piners, and outlining stcps they be- to MmOVe Was the rai walkout | tors and -_-... ext. Pr ae "weve the Government should take in e aan “efi Aug. 227, 9 west of a strike on Sept. i. ate soiated the cfty ‘of “Chairman Hammond of the com- Cruz now is threat e i fl the entire country. nINg tormtu gwaion announced this would be the orts are being made to induce ; next step. He and Commissioner rederation of Railwayment-fe. Weieconferred last evening with ws, the Mexico City Regional te. se Péstient Coollice. Federation and the Genera} Fed- Two statements have come from on of Workers to orde r we White House which are regarded etic walkout. re Sar Dinting at the plan in the mind boycott § arainst the Mexican eo Mr. Coolidge. The first of these. ay by the Vera Cruz Workers’ | wade several days ago, said a piay © is the latest developmens of ' ~ had been prepared which would re- eneral strike in Vera Crus /Beve’the situation through the use > trains have arrived since vene of substitutes fcr anthracite. The y at Vera Cruz on any of the | Meond authorized last evening aft- railways serving that city. @ the President talked to Ham- | mond twice within three hours, was ind M that the public should rest assured | on more ee } that Hhere would be plenty of fue!. nen wate mame * er Sufficient stocks of hard coal are | want in storage to supply normal reuacire. eir home near Alton vesterday erat oseph Herman, wo niga of the ments for more than four months. of Alton. ‘The husband has ‘Wine | according to “ survey made by a i SSerman sent eea "t ) Government” departinen| [the home up- » The report on accumulated stocks ’ estimated them at 23,000,000 to 25 - ———w ee 00,000 tons and the normal weekly AST e @6—consumption at 2.000.000 tons. The O FR iA restriction of consumption which WOM follow suspension of produc. For Infants and Children hon ray reduce the w waiity re- _ quireMent automatically, Govern- For Over 30 Years ' Waehobdservers said, to a point where the reserve would be suffi- the (alto supply domestic needs for at re of | Kawelé Weeks. Th'Tas €6liinated that the in- = — = ee LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ + a ieee masen an eee oe: uunded by JOSEP ; “De Doe CSPPH, PULITZER, r a sym. rae [ aily by The Pulitzer shing welfth Boulevard and Olive ‘Beam ber Audit Bureau of Circulation.) BER OF THE ASSOCIATED Press | Believe Government Action Is Only Associated Press ia — Strike Preventive. use for republica : By the Associated P) ess \ . ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Aue 1 disvatche | saat Union officials and anthra- MIPTION RATES BY mai, IN ME C8! Operators, who yesterd abil ese . 7 broke off wage negotiations, were sill in the city today awaiting what- : veted eommunication might come order.’ * from the United States Coal Commis- hange. sion, ‘ a by city carrier or out-of-town Sept. 1 the present contract xing ly. 50c a month: Sunday. 10ca copy 4 the Wages and terms of employment ——_— Pall the unionized mine workers mthe anthracite region will expire. Pade Repeated attempts to get an agree- Mive ARNO Kinloch. Central 6600. we will xtve on tesen” Commission, through James A. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "jows Two Conferences by } five FREE iessons. You . 3 n, secretary of the joint con- * easily learn to read eneh | "ence. i oe Seale and the prom. @ =" lewis Presents Miners’ Side. rument is quickly mastered. > o ° er group looked for preven- in tomorrow—take ad- . = ofa protracted industrial strur- tage of this free leason |] 4 in the anthracite region after - | Bept. 1 by any other means than a intervention. wohn L. Lewis, president of the | $ | Uttttea Mine Wor . , i) s 3 D | | id Ming orkers, gave out r a S. | beet” Summary of what preceded the Conclusion of the wage confer- his Amazing ~*|| “tem, Shh eran Monday. me for mincing words has gore saar 7 Ou ‘ offer to have issues tiation after that We feel that thir exorbitant and unwarranted prolits 7 ee as WEDNESDAY EVENING, / AUGUBT 22, 1993. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | § ULL Papal Princess, Who Was Former Sallie Britton of St. Louis, Dead } 'danehter of the late James H. Bri-:- PRINCESS MACKIN. = DIES AT AGE OF 73 Former St. Louisan Was One of Few American Women Ele- vated to Papal Peerage. Py ssociated Press NEW YORK, Aug. 22 Princess Spottiswood-Mackin, one of the few American women elevated to the, papal peerage, aiea at Harrison, N. Y.. yesterday at the age of 73. She was the widow qf James Mackin, whq was a State Senator, and the ton of St. Louis. She was prominent in charitalXde work. Sa liie Britton was the second daughter of James H. Britton. Whe | served as Mavor of St Louis in the seventies Educated in a convent -chool, she made her debut here and soon widened her social activities 1o New York She married James “Mackin. at one time Treasurer of PRINCESS SPOTTISWOOD-MACKIN me of photograph taken at the ti cease or compromise on any point working conditions or other mat except after defeat in a fight people avill go into a fight “We make no request Conimissiol Wie from amv akene otherwise q pil people arnoitraliol we unlese we are strong e! without At but the mine workers alwavs have found reason fo dlis- eatisfaction with arbitration award in tne past Aliceces Eixorbitant Protit-. Today Nii Warrine! (red: 7 Ff ng the operators), told us operators would not, and could verant a waee increase Sept isnt any purpose , now taken in the industry would al- low wage increases without an’ crease in the cost of coal to the Omsuniel Operators Tnsist on Arbitration, Warrwe! the break-up, «gid Sibi cCumie na on! 7 “question oOo miove }} the joi! SPSS1LO) said the operators had renewed offer to arbitrate every point in io keep the mines rum@ning, and ake wage advances retroactive in case thev were awarded later than Sept. 1. : MMi Lewis toid lj ; tt.) nego- tiations would = tb¢ utile.’ \« de clared. “Vert what more in the name of reason, can employers offe in order to avert a contest Wuarriner said the operators con- sidered the existing wage i scale “more than adequate,” but had of- fered to extend it to March 31, 1925, or to submit the question of an in- crease to arbitration, on the under- staNding that President Coolidge would be asked to name the arbitra- tion board if the miners and their employers could not agree upon its members ‘We have gone to the limit of fairness in the endeavor to adjust these differences,’ he added. “If the miners see fit to precipitate’ this break. we'll have to abide by the results.” Whether the operators would at- tempt 4o keep the mines running in the face of a union order to its i'members to cease to work, Warriner axophone Offer } by,” he said. “The mine workers.) & prepared to enter an industrir! test Sept. 1 and to administer to srmetitner . 8 7 you fear the coming of summer? ts. . Ne you dreading the return of sleep- : | would not say. “Notwithstanding, we think the public, faced though it is with the; iikelihood of inconvenience and de-| privation from (his situation, is ready to congider the economic Aas- pect of the matter,” he continued. ‘We think when the anthracite wage scale as it stands is appreciated, when the facts as to coal prices and the urdesirability of their increase ie considered, when the unhesitart refusal of the miners to ailow im mands by arbitration is made so clear, public opinion will have some- ‘thing to say. Certainly, we sha" ’ await some new sort of a showing, ‘and will be ready, as alwa¥s, to tr‘ Rights, constant sneezing, stream. ag fVes, wheez, breathing generally . lated with hav fever and sum Op W0% relief as it has to marr the Comes in small capsules, jharmfu! drugs. Druggists seil Raz : h in $1 boxes or write us to send > YOR one COD. Templeton, 218 Con Zz, — ne i Sees W.. Detroit, Mich. Send 4c “amps for al trhatment. Py J ST. ion, Bon INSVILLE Ay, | mad : TOSLEEP TONIGHT Martin Hand- or KRanjos, Banjo- Terma. ) > lak * ony method of averting a suspension ° mining.’ ene ee + | RESERVE ARMY OFFICER KILLED WHEN BARN FALLS IN STORM mer asthma? RAZ-MATI will bring | 18 Othege at Camp Meade Hurt in Collapse of Building They Entered for Shelter. Ry the Aesociated Press CAMP MEADE. Md Aug. 22.- First Lieutenant Walter R. Hirsche- miller. @ reserve officer in the army) air service. Was killed and 18 othe: reserve officers in training cev™? “cre injured today in the collapse of an old barn in which they had sought shelter from rain Lieut. hirechne miller’s heme was in Yitt bucc, Pa Most of those injured sulle ed only minor hurts, her fie vation trouncing of their caree: Since the MORE INDICTMENTS anthracite operators intend never to AGAINST D. W. ROSS TO BE ASKED FOR fontinued From Page One. eos Nation: slhive Tree 1") })} ee Western she ys f \Ilo is Sole , penciled payment of drafts for $599) $601.24, drawy on D. W. Pose. wa ~ and selves,’ Central on of 3ank ou bv posited The cember J records of the Citizens’ Securit) of Kansas Citv, submittec for inspection, indicate that the draft paid by this check was drawn against himself and de- | r WwW Ross Arn w hie \ ’ was drawn on the Liberty Trust Co.. to cover a draft} J ‘_—_ ‘ n Ross acquired notation Statiapea . , in (‘ashter’s check, First 4 Bank in St. Iawuis, Mo., 81% t of \ sender's fe- re] ry t } Oofrrapi io Large Checks Traced. " rarding oLchel ehecks Line Reg countants .»? renoori ~ of 1) \\ Roe, This transaction] 7 by photographic | deposit slip and the rr of the bank } itted fm the inv K pas bie to ‘Yourséehes’ on the Liberty Centr! in the amount of $3 No 99 1922. bears Lotation indicating that it check for $2000, dated De 1922, payable to ‘Your- Ross. Photographic copies Dec. 2 to the credi: of his account ‘with the Citizens’ Security Bank. “The 28, State 19°° jasned ti Ross for ‘The 16, Cit Ww. “The 1923 y. 17. 1923, appears the West check for $3000 dated Jan check for $7300 dated Dec pavable to the West Side Rank of Kansas Citv war eover a draft of D. W $7300 in favor of D. W. Ross to have been deposited in Side State Bank. Kansas | to the personal account of D Ross che ¢ k for $1°00 dated Jan in favor of N W Hen- | F lowers Should Accompany Your Felicitations on the| Leuils Fiewer Grewers Association. the State of New York, and lived in Albany a number of years. Ife was wealthy. After his death in 1887 Mrs. Mackin spent much time in EKuropean travel. Because of her liberalit' to the church Pope Leo XITIl made ner a Countess of the papa! nobility avd she was elevated to the rank of Princess by Pope Pius X, thus be- coming Princess Spottiswood-Mack- in Her book. “A Seciety Woman of Two Continents,” was generaily read She provided many sensa- | tions in social circles because of rumors of alliances with nobie fam- ites abroad, but a second marriage | never got beyond the gossip stage. | shaw. was issued in payment of 16 shares of capital stock of the West Side State flank. as indicated by photographic copies of the deposit slip of Henshaw, dated Jan. 1%. “Other Items” Examined. l"nder the head-of “Other Items” it is stated: An examination of the state- ment of the account of the Com- missioner of Finance with other banks showed that certain charges had been made by those banks for which we could find no can- celed checks, vouchers 01 other data substantiating the charges None of these items were shown a- irsements in the reporé of the Special Deput: ‘ommiissioner filed the Circult ¢ ourt on NON = 19s. The purposes far which these charges are made ar? Inknown and nave not heen included as dis in this report nts charged and yc the charges are Louis NMlat the renort up the assets the purpose of comparison, the assets Ross failed to account Assets of Bank Summed U). nder the head of *‘disbursements leductions appears $60.- ompromises and allow- unts due the tems mating $46,224.96 Apartment bonds Artemus Amusement Co, 50: Perie et al. $2950; discounts on bonds and notes sold Lo or through Oreo eS & RR. G. Scott tems. $3116.25. sary? . » . Che inventory of Jan + i933. filed in the office of the Recorde of Deeds. does not show any Crai- fonte Apartment bonds on hand at that date,” the report says “It ar- pears probable that these bonds rep- resented collateral, but we were un- able to secure any information on this point. neither were we abl (o | determine. the face value of the i Chalfonte Apartment bonds sold, or the price at which they were sold. “The propriety of including In compromises and allowance the dis- count on (“halfente Apartment | | bonds is: questionable, inasmuch as | Virtually all this discount was | charged to undivided profits account in the ledger kept by the special | deputy commissioner (Ross. ani in| view of our inability to disprove the | correctness of this charge, we have, | for the purpose of phis report, al- lowed it to remain in compromises and allowances.” Whisky Certificate Sales. “Cash Realized from Sales of | Whisky Certificates’ is shown as $16.905. with this notation: | ‘“‘Messrs. Case & Miller, attorneys, ' Steamer De Luxe To STE. GENEVIEVE 9” Sunday, September 2 Labor Day, Sept. 3 SAME TRIP BOTH DAYS \s. Washington Av. §:30 A. M. Returns 11:00 P. M Limited number of advance cets onsale at Baldwin Piano ll1ll Olive St.—Adults $1.60— Tickets at boat on trip——Adults $2— Information hone Olive 2! Central 1065. Tony’s Famous lowan Band Largest dancing deck in the UL. S —dancing all day lopg—- cafeterias—500 picnic tables—32 soda fountains—fastest steamer on the Mississippi | pitchfork. 4 sarrett’'s head 'old, of 2655A Shenandoah avenue. a —— MAN, 74, SLAIN AFTER Illuminated Sign Protesting Against : f ORMER BREWERS FILEH KILLING HIG OAIICHTER —— Plant in ee St. ern t BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS ’ bs le MNS Michigan Farmer Shot Down bh) Son-in-Law Whose Wife He Had Murdered. eo ¢ .” Edward Wagner Sr. and Edwg Wagner Jr. Signed Note for Forest Park Company. : fg > ~ , ™ | : —_ BENTON HARBOR. Mich... Aug . Garbage Plant On [his Spot . Veliuntary petitions in sonnei 22.—John Garrett, 74 years old, ear), . Will Y, a f today shot and killed his daughter. ' OU e D he had attacked the latter with a The killings occurred at the farm home of the Rectors, 10 miles east of here Garrett is believed to have brooded over family troubles When neighbors reached the house after the killings, Rector was sitting on the rear steps. Nearby lay the body of his father-in-law, while that ‘"S ls Inscription of his wife was found in a barn. “What city would build a gar-| Réctor said he was in the barn "#8 Plant on this spot’ Will you this morning when he heard his wife ™*!P try to stop it? For particulars | screaming. Looking out he saw her °@!! Grand 5250.” running, pursued by her father The sign is illuminated at night Garrett, he said, raised his shotgun ®% Sewn in the photograph. and fired pointblank at his daugh- The Southwestern Property ter. killing her instantlv/ He then N KING'S HIGHWAY, between DeTonty street and McRee ave- nue, is a 25-foot signboard bear- Owners protective Association attacked Rector with a pitchfork, erected (he SIGN A8.a Protest Sgainat stabbing him in the face. The latter proposal by the city to erect in ran to the house and seizing another that. neighborhood a garbage Mcim- weapon sent a bullet through °'@*®! for the southwestern part of ; the city. and the association will have @€ mass meeting tomeérrow night at Bryan Mullanphy School. Shaw COURTHOUSE WATCHMAN WHO and Tower Grove avenues, to hear reports of investigating committees TOLD OF BEING ASSAULTED DIES and adopt resolutions against the ’ + . LS proposal There will be a para&e, headed by a band, through the Injuries Suffered When on morrow afternoon to advertiss tke Duty on Aug. 5. meeting. -_-_—_- --oeo or —-s _ . Charles W. Forthmann, 58 years > fee Russell, chairman of the Policies Committee of the Assecia- tion, whose telephone number is ou the signboard, said Director af last night at city hospit&as of injuries Streets and Sewers Fisk had yrom- suffered Aug. 5 #hen. he told police | ise@ the association that the citi- at the time, he was assaulted on the zens of that community would be Courthouse lawn by a man whom he} eranted a hearing before the Hoard had ordered to move on. of Public Service, Sept. 4, and that Forthman was found at Jefferson yo eontract would be let withont and Park avenues at 8:20 a.m. Aus. taking protests into consideration * with a swollen face, eyes, and nose. i He was treated at the city hospital Watchman at the Court House, died ;-and then taken to a police staticoaa sy EWS INCENSED | where he told of the assault. Then AT RABBI CHARGED | he was sent home, but was r®é@tgirned 7 the hospital the next days WITH WINE SALE Forthmann described his assail Continued From Page One. int as about 21 vears old, about 5 present added, “And he doesn't feet 7 inches tall, wearing a light want to be the rabbi next door. cap and shabby clothing “Il don't want. to mention any! — -—— names, Rabbi Grodsky continued, solemnly, ‘“‘but I will say that a gang | of politicians want to get rid of me the wine to one reported to us that on Oct. 18. 1922 whisky certificates for 5} of whisky were sold at $21 per 1% rel. $15.435. and that a few days later whisky certificates for 70 bar- rels of whiskv were sold on the They're jealous of hiim because he same terms for $1470. making the! '* §$marter than any) of the others.’ total sales $16.905 The collections “When this trouble came a yea from the sale of whisky certificaces “5°, $16.905. were deposited ocr. 21 in test Was made so the congregation the Liberty Central Trust Co Brok. Now | am Soins tt bring a suit erage amounting to $338.10 was paid against everyone of the politicians. by check, the net proceeds from the Dont J still have wine” sale’ of these certificates being “The only people who have anv-! $16.566.90." . thing to say about me is the nUion| The deduction items include $10,- of Rabbis at Washington, of which | 000 for advance made for repairs to’! am membe! Nobody else had | boais held under mortgages given by anvthing to sa‘ oO one man Mever Kats. “Next Sunda’ ra four <« ongregka- “\o ‘cash items have been includ-:tions will meet and savy Iam o kK.” é Pin this statement.’ it Is noted, “ex- Rabbi (;rodsk\ declares there cept that cash known to have heen, were on! four genuine orthodox ‘ 735 barreis so they can give nian Yes, \irs (;rodsky\y interposed Rabbi Grodsky said. ‘‘a pro- realized on ‘cash items’ during the! rabbis in St. Louis, including him neriod .from Jan. 6. 1922. to Feb. self. 12. 1923, is included as cash re- — ceived.” Announces Engagement is Broken. The “cash items constitute a Miss Juanita Schopp, daughter.of chief part of the alleged defalcations; Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Schopp of of Cashier A. O. Metninger. whose. 5816 Waterman avenue, has an- total shortage has been estimated as; nounced that her engagement to wed approximately $750.000. Meininger' George W. Meletio of 6931 Pershing was tried at Union in May, and was'avenue has been broken She was convicted, with a 5 vears’ peniten- to have been the guest of honor at | tiarv term, but he is at liberty on/a luncheon te@ay at the Gatesworth bond pending his appeal. Hotel. VS ERE K Louw Largest Womens Specialty Shay Coming..: - A Wonder Sale OF Fall and Winter Regular $75 Coats— Regular $85 Coats— Regular $95 Coats— Regular $125 Coats— " @-See Tomorrow’s Papers for the Details of This Tremendous Event! ggg a ag gO a gg gy tg AO OI Oy Oa a I, eg gg ge en a ce Oa a ON OO gy A Oy OO IO uty, Og Ot OC OT GP A A tA ‘were filled today by Edward Wagner. try To Stop it ? $312 Shenandoah avenu@® and his son, Edward, Jr., 4010 Magnolia ave. 'Mrs. Henry Rector, and a momen! Sor Particulars CALL GRAND aWd . f" nue, former officers of the Forest ‘later was s'ain bv her husband afte Park Brewing Co., Forest Park yen! evard and Spring avenue, which was taken out of bankruptcy in Febru. ary, 1917, following a reorganig}|, 110n., aa Edward Wagner Sr., lists liadtttthes of $135.472.12 and assets of $1990. The asects include $50 worth o aa ge. “ ; household gaqode and $50 worth?¢@! sufficiently convincing wena 0e personal property, for Ww hich exemp- made to cause the city to abardin : ne, wane tion is claimed. .4 a Edward Jr., lists Mabilities of $@4,- Comptroller Nolte today said he |} 434.70 and assets of $120. The’ &s- was in favor of building the plant 0” | sete include $50 worth of househol«i De Tonty street, regardless of pro- goods, $60 worth of personal prop- Russell said he believed protests | tests by residents. The Comptroll@® erty, on which exemption is claimed. Stated that he intended to propose and $10 in bank. oth al to the Board of Estimate and Appor.- The elder Wagner is not Aow ac- tionment location of garbage incin- tively engaged in business, although. erators in the North End, West End he is a vice president of the Bernard, and central sections. He explained E. Mohr Machinery Co. Edward Jn, that he believed each section of the is master brewer at the Griesedieck city should take care of its own) Bros. Brewing Co. win garbage and could dt) so most eco- The liabilities of both result from. nomically by incineration Any indorsement of notes on which money, concession to the residents now pro- was borrowed to continue the oper iesting, the Comptroller said, would tion of the Forest Park Brewing Co. be followed by the same protests | which now is out of the possession of from other citizens ff a second site the Wagners. miri were chosen for the South Side plant.' Among the liabilities of Edwaré Enactment of an ordinance estab- | Wagner Sri, is a loan of $2600 frond lishing four garbage collection dis- | the late John H. Vette, money lendess tricts in the city and providing that |@nd loans of $11,147 from personae garbage must be disposed of in the | friends, J einai district in which ft is collected, was! The elder Wagner today ‘said shay suggested todfy by Mayor Kie) as the actions were a direct result tof the solution of the problem. The the financial difficulties of the brews Mayor said there was no law requir- | ery, Which were caused partly iy ing that the city collect garbage. He | prohibition agitation, Ithough pre said that with the creation of four hibition laws were not actually, i districts if residents in any district effect at that tirre. ; ree prevented construction of an incin- “ny crator plant in the district the city PATROLMAN iS ~ DISMISSED would make no collections in that os ess cistrict, forcingthe residents to 4is- Traffic Officer Gets 90 Hours of pose jot rarbage a private means. “Extra Duty for Lengthy Lanch. |. ye — === ' Patrolman Joseph V. Taylor, whe, COTTAGE 0 MERAMEC BURNED | vbe directing traffic at Sevegt),, land Chouteaw=at 11:15 a. m., Jules (30 met an old friend, went to lupe), with him and did not get back .te his post until 3 p. m., yesterday was, St. Louis| County, on the Meramec | 0Taered by the Police Board to 4% River, was destroyed by fire at 6:15/ hours of extra duty. an? a.m. today. The fire is believed to Motorcycle Patrolman Willfam Ri, have started from a coal oil stove. | Miller was dismissed from the foreer Flames quickly consumed the two- | Which he entered six years ago, on story frame structure despite the ef- & charge of making a false repot forts of nearby cottagers to form a on Aug. 7. Witnesses said his mofdr- bucket brigade. cycle was found, abandoned, with'®’ Miss Cecile Dotzler of 25 North | flat tire, at Union boulevard eivl’ Three Young Women, Asleep in Place. Make Fscape. epee 5 (‘ottage at Castlewood, |Newstead avenue said that she and | Natural Bridge avenue, some @ia# Misses Kose, Violet and Gertruds| tance from his beat, in the centiih Murray, Nora and Olive Gordon and! Part of town. Miller and three’ Anna and Agnes Casey of St. Louis, | Witnesses testified that he repormga* _ . i'members of the Koo-Koo Club, had|the flat tire when it blew oar et been occupying the cottage. Miss|Chouteau and Compton avenues, aaa” Dotzler and another young woman | Waited there for the trouble ad where asleep when the fire started. |< |All escaped without [njury. She said that all the girls’ clothing. val-| ued at more than $200, and $85 in| currency waa lo&t in the fire. ‘ ROBERT SMITH, 23 YEARS OLD. 1444 Prather avenue, was fined $540 in Police | on the charge that he entered | his grandfather, Christopher Prather avenue, Aug. @ and | threatened him. : a LAST WEEK OF: The Summer Sale - O FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS DRAPERIES — PPP WI I BO Oo _- J. Kennard G Sons Fourth and Washington a

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ee oe 6 ° eee Ww ASHIN: ‘TO ON Aug tor Smith W Hrool art newed his demand for at -Sena- of Iowa re- mmediate meress today in a oolidge in Ceciared that “only quick action can save widee disaster.’ extra session @e telegram™ which hy Presiden’ i~ eprea ¢ HAY FEVER Hay Asthma and Other Similar Complaints Ary Perecnm*® are re: nuwva!y gemerse arsably Luyties’ Special Hay Fever Remedies They relieve water rritatin .. sa greead - Dalintea We an cenatient ously see of these remedies PRICE. PER PACKAGE. S@c Fer Whooping Cougch—To weaken the attacks and shorten the duration, try Layties’ Whooping Cough Drops Price 50c per bottle » Luyties Homoeopathic Pharmacy 913 Locust Street recommend ————EEE—— The lowest priced breadin the United States is Country Club She very 7° oF our Many a4 hie ewe i Breed can be made on bowers: Put Cee@eatrs 7 Hrea of e@perterc« - a> as fee - “nh Tee * « guaranteed statement. Loaf “eon + fhe a >. “ Bee ’ a > : 7 "a me ae any ased by the mili- ff : : up ti The id Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone App ieee —— — ee a $e oe — A —_ A ——— -_—_— =- = a roximately cques fhat of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the limes Cm STIX. BAER. & FULLE 2 ™ — GRAND-LEADER ———— Dresses of Superior Quality ————— -—— ————— oc ee sw ow ew eee - —- Se —— ~ ~ _ LLL LLL A EE eat at eam aati Paes — ~ - —s oe ee eet ee en ee + eens When you see the quality of the Dresses you will appreciate the exceptional character of this sale. In a word, it is an event of first importance, and the woman or miss who desires a new Dress for Fall at a sav- ing, should avail herself of this opportunity. We believe these Dresses are the best values we have.offered in many seasons at the price. Many more styles equally attractive as these pictured, await your selection in this sale. Extra Selling Space The entire Downstairs Store Dress Section has been devot- ed to the seiling of these Dresses. ae 4 we j "A Vi “f ’ } Ay g- 4 j % we . ie Cae aa ae ; tee ad " ,* ; j 4 vr “ if tt ee “7g¢r"r «re z , J r? 7 - eg f A @ ry vv to ~~ -) ” ; fs 7 Ta Flat crepe, Can- ton crepe, crepe de chine. satin- faced Canton. charmeuse, Georgette. Span- ish lace and Can- ton combinations. Georgette and lace combinations and Milosham Colors: Brown, navy. mouse, new blue, cocoa, light and dark grays, black. etc. —_ —_— eee ——— PORTION of this group of Dresses was pur- chased from a manufacturer of note ahead of © schedule because of his desire to stimulate activity— at a price otherwise impossible. The balance are samples—one or two of a kind— secured from other makers, to double the interest of this Semi-Annual Dress Sale—at a price concession seldom obtainable. And tomorrow we offer the entire assemblage of 1260 Dresses at a really phenomenal price! Misses’ Sizes, 16 to 20 Women’s Sizes,.36 to 1s _~ Extra Sizes, 46 to 50 ya leated cape backs, bias ruf- fles, pleated flounces, plain and pleated pan- els, straightline models, unique drapes, tiered skirts, etc. Trimmings: Embroidery, beading, lace pleatings. but- tons, fagoting, braids, fancy or- naments, ribbons, Sve. iUSAN The Dresses Here Illu A.—<Gray cre meteor, with sieeves of allover lace. tone. B.— Black crepe de chine panels af side. med in beading. C.—An afternoon Frock of black silk § made long waisted with tiong shaped sieeves. D—Cecoa colored crepe-back satia two deep flounces of pleating et tom of skirt. Narrow pleating” sieeves. E.—Cocoa colored crepe-baek pleated panel anchored at frost buckle F.—Navy blue meteor with pleated from yoke. G —Sleeveless model of pleated CG is ‘rimmed with insets of lace af line H —Brown silk flat crepe made with lace sieevres and vest of lace. has narrow pleated and tiered at side. [—A youthful Frock of dark biue @ crepe with pieated apron and : titehing tn red. Pilaited crepe J—Dark bivue Canton crepe bands of gray braiding and ton. K —Bilack crepe de chine with pieat tn skirt. Narrow belt set of gray feit cutout In ¢ destgn tray Canton crepe made with ine from shoulder te : iS cod ruffle which continuss hem. V.—Sandalwood colored Geo sleeveless with roke of lace. panel on bleuse and skirt. “\—Gray Georgette with g —4 from shoulder back and and hemetitching are the _ seorgette and biack silk lace bination. Georgette ts pleased blouse and the lace makes a and sleeves. P —Brown flat crepe. street model. @& and sleeves trimmed with with we beads. Q —Cecoa colored Canton P leated ruffle at hem. ° are at blouse closing. Cord ; Panels ang belt t Biue satin girdia” a Imported Cigarette Hold e! For Feminine Fat 50c E vogue of f moking has turing Cigarette Holders especally for the fair sem “The Holders, as ill made of galalith in white, and color ‘th white. “They are decorated - cigarette er ates At is Cigar Shop ‘Silk Stockir -200 Pairs in a Special At $1.35 Pa THESE are Ste fne quality. fail - and reinforced cerized lisle top, spliced heel and toe. only. | Children’s S¢ At 29c a Pat 3 Pairs wot TH -QUART sarong variety ¢ All are woven thread with turs-oves SHOES _ For Children. _ Misses - “pron and — children and misses patent leather, with welt’sewed soles, saie ces: age to rf, Sizes 11% to 2, with | Sizes 2% to 7, for girls, ' THRIFT AV The Buy-Way of that will Tan, patent leather, calfskin. Al! sizes but not in evrery » tr and ri‘ to 2. 7-Piece Iced It | At g8c Hg _clear olain

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\\ LUNESOA AUGUST ?¢3. Shs ‘ rh 3 *s Here Illustrated: . meteor, wi ’ it allover lace, ga F 4 : with narro Panels and belt tin: ePpe de chi t side. ayer ding. 00n Frock of black ne Wwalsted with lone oe Sleeves. Blue satin girdle. Bored —epe-beck satin unces of pleatin . skirt. Narrow plonting an Colored crepe-pb 7 panel anchored at front whe ue meteor w ke. with pleated front 8 model of With indote’on me Georgette of lace at waist- Ik flat crepe made wi ' ves and vest oft Bet Shane ow pleated and tiered Panels 1 Frock of dark bl on ue Canto pleated apron and feather mn red. Piaited crepe back: Canton crepe trimmed in Sray braiding and gray ~ , pe de chine with sm : *kirt. Narrow belt A : ¥y felt cutout in conventional ton crepe made with sweep.- om shoulder to Some ‘am fle which continues pee od colored Georget te, mad th voke of late. Pleat 4 Use and ekirt. oTrgeette wit ra 4 the en t crepe. street mod ves trimmed sg bred Canton cre ffie at hem. Ouse closing. with deep Pieated ruffle Cord belt. -. is a cf * , - ml » AUGUST °° WEDNESDAY, bee tg 1923. ase —EE The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily S > TT) er after it is smoked. > (Cigar Shop—Main Floor.) Silk Stockings 1200 Pairs in a Special Selling At $1.35 Pair THESE are Stockings of fine quality, full fashioned, and reinforced with heavy mer- cerized lisle top, double sole, and In black only. Children’s Socks At 29c a Pair 3 Pairs for 8oc THREE-QUARTER length Socks in a variety of styles. All are woven of mercerized lisle . thread with turn-over cuff top. (Main Floor.) SHOES ; For Children and “af Misses GH and Low Shoes for _.. children and misses. In tan, patent leather, and black calfskin. | with welt sewed soles, at these sale ree . girls, with spring $3.60 pair “Sizes 11% to 2, with low heels, . $3.95 pair for growing $4.95 pair (Main Floor.) to 11, Sizes 2% to 7, ; a “SFL 22292 22 222° gage ; ‘Boys’ Shoes, $2.85 Pair . “Shoes, made of solid leather : ~-7-Piece Iced Tea Set “p Children’s Drawers z Sizes 34 to 44. THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis 500 paits of high-grade that will withstand hard wear. Tan, patent leather, and black calfskin. All sizes in the lot, but not in everv style. 81 to tr and 1144 to 2. At 98c “In clear plain optic glass. t includes pitcher and six glasses. ~ Chiffon Silk Hose | At 95c Pair Good quality chiffon silk Stockings, semi-fashioned, with lisle heels, toes and garter téps. Black and gunmetal. All first quality. Children’s Panta Waists 35c—3 for $1.00 Made of cambric with dou- ble row of taped buttons. Sizes 2 to 12 years. 35c—3 Pairs, $1.00 Made of cambric in knicker Style. Thev are embroidery trimmed. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Fancy Baskets 39C, 59c and 79c¢ A large assortment of pretty Baskets, suited to the follow- ing purposes—as waste paper Baskets, fancy sewing Baskets, fruit Baskets. wall pockets, fancy roll Baskets, flower Baskets and work Baskets. Imported Ratine Dresses | At $2.95 About 100 ratine Dresses in Plain and striped weaves. Many hand-drawn models included. In all the light Summer shades. Women’s Sport Hats 79c and $1.00 Khaki Sport Hats in jockey Styles. Suitable for sports, Picnicking and motoring. Spe- Cially priced. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) ee * fhe Store Wide S/ugust "1" sl cai ~~ Fb HID ANS BEEMAN t, HIG < gy - <t . obey ’ rr . Xi | / ae NEW FROCKS FOR FALL Broadcast Fashion's Edicts for the Season’s Smart Costumes, Moderately Priced Sizes 34 to 44. Three Distinctive Frocks of $ ' Silk and Wool Models Illustrated TIERS, tucks, flounces and drapes are fashion’s foremost contributions to Fall apparel, and these innovations are all interestingly executed in this group. Frocks of luxurious silk materials—satin, crepe-back satin, and crene de chine adopt the modes best suited to their texture. The satins made with smart drapes and panels, the crepe de chine with pleated tiers and finunces. The Coat Dresses of Poiret twill are delightful with their restraint to tailored lines. Fine tucks, buttons, and pockets jauntily placed all serve ‘o enhance the beauty of the material, and the slender lines of madame or mademoiselle. And style and quality of materials are not the only virtues of this group —every Frock is carefully tailored and finished thus producing the best effect. (‘Third Floor.) The August Sale of AUTUMN FOOTWEAR SHOES in styles decreed to be the vogue this Fall and Winter are offered at special prices in this selling—a departure from the usual merchan- d‘sing methods, but an event of singular interest today when the value of a Shoe depends upon its style. Gore Suede Pumps Fashion’s Latest Favorite At $9.90 Pair THIs group offers many of the most attractive novelties — the Parisian style of short vamp and round toe, the cut-out Pump, the gore Pump, the new patterns in Oxfords. The Pumps are developed in suede or kid and are trimmed in contrasting col- Satin Pumps - “Johnny” Oxfords And Strap Pumps of Kid Including Brocade Patterns At $5.85 Pair At $7.50 Pair The flare for satin this Fall finds further ex- | <inamienaed a pare Pvetbs ont ye pression in Shoes. Plain satin or brocade Pumps peste Pemee-ef kid with tends ia couiinalite in new cut-out designs, trimmed with suede, color, and pateht leather Pumps in ila ie. stinenlate interest in this ever-popular model. dle ‘aide & plencing cuarestion' ef neuieets ¢0 For street wear there are attractive kid na eee aede Pumps in unique strap and cut-out designs. (Main Floor.) These lovely styles are included in _ the $5.85 group. tar and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. Kautfman Radiator Shields Special at $6.75—Up to 15 Sections E will install Kauffman Metal Radiator Shields with- in the city limits at the above special price for a limited period only. (Sixth Flvor ) eee ee ee ee ee oales extremely low price. grays. Seldom is it pos- Dollar Shirt Sale Choice of Several Thousand Good Shirts at One Low Price | 00 HERE'S an opportunity to lay in a supply of very good quality Shirts. sible to purchase Shirts of this character at this They are well made and full cut of the following materials: Corded Madras Taped Stripe Madras Reps and Oxfords Cotton Pongees Fast-Colored Percales Included are collar-attached and neckband styles in stripes, checks and solid white, tans and The values are truly exceptional and merit your special attention. Sizes range from 14 to 171/. No Mail or Phone Orders (Thrift Avenue and Men's Furnishing Dept.—Main Floor.) The August Sale of FURNITURE Features Thursday Dining-Room Suites Attractive in Design and Price Range 9-Piece Suite At $237.50 This Suite is made of walnut and chairs are upholstered in figured tapestry—a combination that is most regal in the tones reflected. Included in the Suite are: 66-inch buffet, oblong ta- ble, china closet, 5 side chairs and : armchair. 10-Piece Suite At $257.50 Finished in two-tone walnut, the atmosphere produced by this Suite is festive and decorative. Suite includes the following pieces: 66-inch buffet, oblong table, china closet, en- closed server, 5 side chairs and 1 armchair. The chairs are up- holstered in figured tapestry. Illustrated at right. 8-Piece Suite At $198.50 A POPULAR design, well made, with chaigs uphol- stered in figured tapestry. Suite includes 66-inch buffet, oblong table 46x60 inches, 5 side chairs and 1 armchair. This Suite is very practical for a dining room of small dimensions. = rT 1,w.w.! oni | - 10-Piece Suite At $365.00 Made of American walnut, and designed in Italian period pat- tern, this Suite is rich in color and line. Very ‘substantially built, there is included: 66-inch buffet, oblong table, enclosed china closet and server. 5 side chairs and 1 armchair. Pictured to the left. Easy Terms of Payment May Be Arranged (Seventh Floor.) LINOLEUM Imported and Domestic Qualities At Special Prices Thursday 4-Yard Wide Linoleum, 98c Square Yard A at this unusual price. all are full rolls. . only in Linoleum of this make. Gold Seal Congoleum Rug, $15.95 There are attractive patterns for every room in the house in these durable and sanitary Rugs. Size 9x12. All are factory guar- anteed. Hall Linoleum At 7oc Yard The 24-inch width with plain red and green. ! i | | ' propriate ' gsumroom in the home. CARLOAD of Armstrong’s printed Linoleum is offered Lengths cut in any amount needed, as The designs are every one attractive and found Tile Inlaid Linoleum At $2.45 Square Yard Wild's inlaid Linoleum—one of America’s finest makes. There are tile and marble instts—ap- for business offices as well as for the kitchen or This is | an excellent value. tan center and border design of | Nairn’s Inlaid Linoleum Very attractive along halls and stairs, for it is | quickly cleaned. Rug Border at 55c¢ Yard | noleum In design imitating hardwood | in natural oak finish, the surface is highly polished and assists in the ilkesion. fhis purpose. One yard wide. _ ably Very practical for | At $1.55 Square Yard Nairn's straightline inlaid Li- gives you permanent floors that are safitary and easy to clean. At this remark- low price there is an abundance of blue and white block and Dutch tile designs. (Sigzth Flwer.) An Important Selling of HOUSEWARES : Quick Meal Gas Ranges, $64.00 ABINET-STYLE Range, with oven on right or left side, white enamel splash back, and door panels. All connections made free of charge, and purchaseg may be made on convenient payment plan. Pipeless Furnace * Can be installed in old or new home. Saves fuel and distributes heat evenly. Let us tell you of its merits. May be bp 2d gprs on convenient payment plan. Pric Molded Sprinkling Hose, $2.75 Three-quarter inch corrugated molded sprinkling Hose, in 25- ft. sections, complete with couplings. Guaranteed for entire season s0-ft. sections priced at $5.45. Sewing Machine, $39.75 This machine is made by the White Sewing Machine Company especially for Stix, Baer & Fuller, of quarter- sawed oak. It is the 4-drawer style. Complete with full set of attachments, automatic lift, and ball-bearings. May be purchased on club plan of $1.00 per week, Washing Machine, $13.98 Made expressly for Stix, Baer & Fuller. Full size, with brass water motor, and guaranteed for I year. | Copper Wash Boilers, $4.98 Hiatt Large (No. 8) size, of heavy qual- pe tf ity 14-02. all-copper. Fitted with sta- — tionary side handles. Wash Bench & Wringer, $8.95 Bench holds 2 tubs. Wringer has large 11-inch ball-bearing rubber rolls, guaranteed for 3 years. Classic Laundry Soap 20 Bars for 69c Large size bars of this high-grade white Laundry Soap. Buying limit 20 bars and no mail or phone orders accepted. Electric Soldering Iron | At $1.98 Complete, ready for use. Heating | element guaranteed | for 1 year. Full | size. Especially , seful to the radio | BR. 5% ’ a eck ti “hea Hygietie Ratrigeratire At $23.95 Large 2-well size, made steel and lined with alumisum. Equipped with aluminum cook- | ing utensils sufficient for an en- tire meal. i bewsuscsxeewes eS ORS He Se OER BASRE $165 and up. 4 “SEIeryy %

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; C — ed. -DNESDA . — * 1922. }ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the nigisred™ ar ombin ; aloter'? jon ESTATE OF PHYSICIAN Ser ove ore AnONOEMENTS OF FAGES7 AND 2 eee | imc! FAMOUS-BARR CO New Store Hours—Daily 8: 5: Relatives of Dr. Robert F. Amyx — Distributors of Merchandise 30 Surprised When Will | oy Retail in Missouri and the West. to 5:00; Saturday 8:30 to 5:30. Ollar Va is Werthehite Savings Can be Effected During the August Sale of Everybody interested (o.d a Post- Dispatch reporter yesterday tnat the | . 7 7. Offering Extraordinary Values in rae. os ton op De eee Amyx, a member of the staff of the MM 9 bf bef St. Louis Mullanphy Hospital, who en’s Furnishin OOS _ ff sec82 SNS Secase his entire estate to his nurse-assist- ° : Madras Shirts Plain and Corded Striped Pure Thread Silk Hose With jp tbe day cane his death, believing no in existence. She : such testament was Patterns. Broken Sizes. Colored Clox. Muti. 00 as on. swe beive 06 ith ae Values to $2.75 Regular $1.00 Quality ff tate, she declared the other being : » D. Peters, a half-sister. 00 00 | Miss manen said yesterday she did bd 2 ° 2 not know Dr. Amyx had made a will RT Pairs oer SF ]S Sul , ise : ° | His sister, Mrs. Amy A. Margrave Lee Reet: Cy —and Draperies. An event of the August Campaign that means much to the 1] Silk Hose f Bis of 1943 North Eleventh street, had furnishers of St. Louis. Only a few of the “numerous items are described asked for letters of administration Curtains Panels Curtains 50t0 $6.50 | $2.00 to Cartas | Velmen Each Special, Pair Values, Pair $332 : $4) 00 00 | $1 18 Exceptionally at- —of dotted _—— is- | Attractive anéd — coe a : tte: = 1} v de- : . ~ ractive are the de | et = unusudii : practical Curtaias signs in these Panels _ sirable because of a a of handmade aAra- | their splendid wear- | of marquisette, in- bian lace, mounted ing qualities: th ished with hem- on French netting of yards long. each pair | stitched edges and a superior quality: with matching tie- | dainty laces: white. can be used one toa | backs; Mmit of six | cream and Ara- window. pairs to a customer. ) bian Pairs and had ro intimation of its terms. the document Dr. Amyx wrote | her his property “in | her long and faithf uly ) | dant be i “La = » = Neckwear Athletic Union Suits Foulard Silks, Knits, New Choice of Several Materials. Al tairs Patterns. Full Cut. Sizes 34, 36, 38. { Worked in Office 10 E. D>. Margrave, a nepn ad hie’ Dr: Regular $1 to $1.50 Quality $1.50 and $2.00 Values \ Dr. Amyx, told the reporter t Miss Lynch had been his ulhcie 00 00 sistant for about 1V years 2 © 2 2 ° 2 Mrs. Margrave, in her applicaiica Ti Ti . EEE S . 74 5 ot 4 . irt stat q a 4 les ies Suits uits to the t,t r. my rincipal hnoid:in ws Last Call! | Men’s Caps Sate bat nothin Straw Hats Summer and Fall Materials | ning ncle had. when Choice of Our Entire Stock $2.00 Quality |} man an sen tend bi | ~m es? +> , | silver e ; . ls en rear, ; > * ~ >» ee : , Extraordinary Is This August Sale Offering of Dining ae as rss 31298 @ This offering enables vou to secure a distinctive- lv beautiful Dining Suite in Queen Anne or Italign stvle, at an almost incred- ible saving. . Suites consist of 66-inch Buffet, China Cabinet, Serving Ta- € tae Ane oo ee ble. Oblong Table, five Chairs and one Armchair. | of floor, table, bridge and bow Finished in dull walnut with chair seats of handsome tap- | | doir Lamps st savings net to Ea estry. Early selection is suggested, as the lot is limited. & ppecenrmoe mn): ae Later delivery and deferred payments can be arranged. ‘ate sevent mn “— * ‘ ' ° : r °* ’ : ; ° - _ . : ’ , bs > % . > ans . ™ —" > * ‘i . . . : as ; at ae > . e : f it . « ~ se . : = . X . Ds + " - 2 or $6.45 . "7 re nr -* ; ‘ = . ' . = iaPge ' a -* ~ * ~ > New Location-7th and St. Charles Sts. Sale of “Martex’’ Bath = Stull Available Is This Unusual Combination Offer of ‘Towels Console Phonographs Seconds of $1.49 to $1.69 Grades, Each } : Complete With Mirror and Torcheres S8 _ — r- “_ on Kn 9 nt em lien. Downe lila tle Ammen ail Alloa es DETROIT RAISES CAR FARE TO MEET WAGE INCREASES ee Six Cent Fare. Nine for Half Dollar. Will Be Rate After Sepe. 1. By the Associated Press Brandt's Advance Sale . eee | ORE ee en ne GMERA AAAS FAO LS CrTreaseqc ..-S ing Women’s Fall Footwear \ 880-3: SFY We ec gt SCOR tx and con: other @rri ee he 6 ee de as A Feature Offering of the August Sales— ‘Sale of Inlaid Linoleum —Also Felt-Base Rugs at Splendid Savings eR —_ ——— -$] .60 Inlaid Linoleum, Square j= 29 as WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAPLAAAPLAARAAAAS sss ee eee ee ee s* *’'@ » ; se 7” ° sf : a SO ES ARs = sere one _anee! Authentic Presenting the Buying New Styles Opportunity for Fall as > 2 » * & = * = c J-hampagne Aid, Brown Trimmed French Toe Pumps Thrush Kid and other Autumn shade Strap Pumps Black Satin Slippers for evening and dress wear Choice y ; In a variety of tile, block and mosaic designs. Brown Suede Single and Twin- Strap Walking Pumps . | of wanted colors that go through to the back. For bath- rie eee ee at eaeree > = ' 24.46 Se siier 6 “6 ee ~ % a4 7 Black Suede Single and Twin-Strap Walking Pump. . ( s rooms. ete. Please brin m Patents and Satins in Openwork and Strap Effects g room aH Fashionable Inlays and Trims to blend or contras! ———_— Complete Review of the Styles in Window Display ever ee eo Inlaid Linoleum Inlaid Linoleum = Felt-Base —. $1.75 Value, Square Yard, $1.45 Value. Square Yerd, | $16.50 Value, $1 .49 $1] .22 $17.95 Extra heavy grade tf vwa- | Just 5° rolls of this splen- | Waterproof and sanitary. rious pretty patterns and eol- @id quality inlaid Lincleum | requiring no tacken Made’ a a : ors Coters go threngh te ig several new designs and with heavy enamel finish. eae 1 Distr:boted by — tore Rosen Reichardt Brokerare : — Co. The POST-DISPATCH is the esiy St. Louis evening ‘25-427 S. Seventh St. newspaper giving Associated’ Press news service. ' St. Louis Mo. Fall 618 Queentex —900 Washington Silk Hose Avenue MAG ALP EOP E

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. | , 7 : . imately 40,000. AUGUST SEAT, a " 7 ee ASS. ‘ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately ———_—_ = [ MAIL ORDERS EXTRA SPACE R THE CONVENIENCE OF OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS : poe __will be filled promptly. Be sure to megtion number of model, —and plenty of extra salespeople have. quantity and colors desired. We reserve the right to sub- sizes. rj ive efficient and sat- Daily 8:30 ——— — 29 18/22|21 17 20 4246/19 32 4849/16 23 37/26 47/45 : isf\ ing ser ice. . p a ¥. ae | ee __ Seto New Store Hours—Daily, 8:30 | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash dav as convenient. | to 5; Saturday, 8:30 to 5:30 | or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted.. | of Ser get *- - . ‘ _ ans much to the home are described below. : Casement Curtains _ '“Happy Home” Dresses | $3.25 FF The Season’s Newest and Most Attractive Styles of onsaes PF Amoskeag-Security Ginghams and Scout Percales_ fee Se oes pairs of beautiful Casement Curtains in shadow net effect: with wide fringe; all tinted the natural Arabian color. Fifth Fleer ——e — _* »* ’ - - = “ye? : ' 5 -eeye 4 ete eee : roy | ‘ " OE ee | . . Se. = tore: August Sale feature of- yice of our entire stock , table, bridge and bou- mps at savings not to be ad. Immediate choice Fritth Floor | — a Offer of ; = aphs : , i : / \ ss a 2 ee | ie Ma ae : Scores of Dainty Models That : #9 creer ) . -Securit ts—$5 Monthly. 1 LOAN af Siiak @ Tailored of guaranteed fast color Amennet Ae a = Seeeeph in | ae \\\ eae ‘a0 Gingham and Scout Percales in pretty new P handsomely Sige a Os aes Amine ° ° mmplete with cord : Po Pay [e ey, ' ; at this very spe- |] ‘3 oN esd 1 | cal These ‘(Happy Home” Dresses are made larger abt | DF ge “4 a Sa roomier than ever before, insuring 4 comfortable pow ie diamembtiets | Wri (n CES after laundering. Effectively trimmed in clever ways tone and of high . 3 4 gun Y | - EER, A usic Salon—Sixth Floor — lam er VR All Sizes 36 to 46 | , ) ; . - : to fully appreciate what wondrous values ater Coolers 7 | : . Re AL FD a _— en fe. aioe see them. The material P ——= | “PY # e/a > and workmanship is of a much higher quality than is ta Saving of , - ip > yas: noun joni nok nominally priced Dresses. The Mera Spi lL ~ ee POF colors are all guaranteed perfect, and will launder sat- r entire line of high- e Water Coolers in a assortment of sizes. sitiesn doet 2 DE | ei We Phone Orders Tonight sige tee for these 5:30 to 9:00 we will take phone orders : eee sagt we trunk lines, and extra operators have been pro vided to give prompt service. Call Central Olive 7900 5900 IMPORTANT—No phone orders will be accepted tomorrow— so if you will be unable to attend—be sure to phone this evening

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= ee ——— sat ae jeclared vesterdas in seouine a ; - = ___‘ ADVERTISEMENT __ 3 CHILDREN AMONG 7 PERSONS INDIAN SCHOOL STANDARD HIGH concer ne ee vues oe OOoT . 7 — —-- visors rhe wuimdos izuance Wt! 4 HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENTS Commisioncr Burke of TU. S. Indian be insisted upon. in maintaining C ~ 1 o000—yours, surely RINKLES Be ie ae ee LN TY hemi ee ee ee rtaini 3 22. GOODFYEAR | certainly — a eee —— ee 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. Aug 2? —EAin ation with medical avuwthorities for ° When Hk After Jumping Off WASHINGTON Auge. 22 : Gently Lifted Away ice Wagon. sation of the American Indian * protection of the physical welfare s | Three children ard four aduits considered Dy tie goverm tas it of Indian children os Wonderful New Method were injured in seven automobile ac- paramour a ity to 7 irges of —— If You Cai ¥/ eel a $6 y0ntf ni | Banishes Every Line iden€s yesterda’ Indian bureau. commissioner Bur«e . : . ; For to the six dollars is added more than 6% ® e hanks toa new and wonderful —_ Lucille Cogar years old _ 4 7 ——— it if now no longer nerc- California avenus suffered a trac- ADVERTISEMENT ings. king a:thousand dollars in cC h ots rn iatesiedadinn - oe che / , — ture of the ekul] when knocked down —_ . ‘ Bile act > ° id essary for anyone to have the face ag ws OFFENSIVE BREATH twenty short months. You can withdraw g¢” from the rear step of time without loss of principal. You're protects | Cisfigured by tired lines, tiny crows in front of 4410 Louisiana a , : can be yothed away, almost as if #" ice wagon, by an aytomobile driv- " ‘ frst deeds of trusts on improved real estate: @ OU a Gre Se taihetall cael the face restored to ©” br Max Watltersteil. 44. ot 4:8 CALLS FOR CALOMEL day ‘Bayer’ and Insist! ~ > . gti Qualit _ .. oe Savings Plus Protection (eet. and deep-seated wrinkles. Ther ®fter jumping that’s called a pnev- its natural youthfulness and charm. | “rsens!l street. _ aaa: Lee av>. : matic—probablyhas air = oe perc tt wha pre. eet ny ses vm parm a ee j TAKE A CALOTAB | All Cords in it, too—and maybe cute a hie A ieeaaenlcencinion of the beatin” -whet ek eae For a few cents additional each month, you cag! buy it pretty cheap. But 4nkle remover and most other Knocked down, at Grand boulevard Par; a : 33x4.. $19.25 cure immediate life insurance protection. Send ¢ The Purified and Refined Cal- 34x4... $19.85 pon, ¢all at office or phone for free booklet of} ’ treatments is that the latter attempt 8P?d Florissant avenue. and Jake you shouldn't expect atmen siete chqyey xia mnectmapede “ty Ah. af E508 Bictiaes ol ; % 3 ver up or conreal Raufa. 11, « omel Tablets That Are Free 214% . $23.40 tails of the monthly payment plan of savi . mere" to - . +h #4 ~esT" f- or le? from it the long eco- wrinkles, while Domino Wrinkle Sue. suffered skull fracture. when From Nausea and Danger. 33x4 44 . $24.25 bined nomical, trouble-free {Crear geis at the cause of them. knocked from his bicycie. in front o% ees 34x4% $24.70 insurance comobdinec. ; aay - “h line 5747 Waterman avenue » you eve hat a bad taste in . mileage you are sure to By treating the cause, ence line and} . 77 1424 M nout! eorning, heavy SORBERS B d of D € rr ae crinkle is gently lifted away. leav- Margaret Frich, 77. of 1 Me Fr mouth in the morning, h SHOCK AB Oara O irectors get = “ Y ing the complexion smooth and won- nard street. suffered iacet —— an COate ‘ ue, "adgacne, Fer All Makes. Including Dodge Cars JOHN Cc. HALL. Cord Truck Tire. derfullvy vouthful Even after the the s ‘alp when struck et seventh nervo With a iet-d : Tee .- President. ' first few days’ use, the face looks and Soulard streets. ! an aut O- sng: 2ou need atoms nothi: : EY METT M. MEVERS. It ts one of the complete line years you r+ than befor bile driven by Mrs. Margaret Itehn jse i) earse vour live thor- view Pres. and ee ag ars immer (nan . ’ : “3 neat sae : 7 i e. ’ me egg Now that unsicht x lines and 4 10 > AIATMO avenue i he automoodi'‘é ough iy : ia ae. YT. u >i - -— . : , iwar Sueppliex. ORTONL read Truck Tires we sell wrinkles can be made to disappear then collided with another parked it ablet that : . DYER. .———~; - —_ _—- Merchants Truck and Tire Co. eo easi!y. why £o through nea eet nage - ree ee and delightful in effect ine tab Life Insurance Ce. ing tired and old? Why no ave al ther estrians sitruc« re at bedtim wit 2 swallow a - - : é RK. E. EINSTEIN. EUCGENE A. FYrez. , ow _ @B package or on tablets you are net , , ; a 2 49 ; . ** oe * s | uffered lacera- Yr ° , ‘s : not have the appearance and charm Arcd” avenue, who suffered img . ‘ ake ‘ . GOODS YEAR of youth? DPomino Wrinkte Cream tions of the head, arms and knees. (MM wp in the morning , lik g st ar or a = _ { heey . ’ ages. tertngg 1.2m ; mes prescribed by physicians over twenty Pric. Co. . ) : : tn renuc, *O-vear- might heer y ener. “ ee Canton Crepe i to remo. ch an ront 1106 North. Taylor 4 move each and front of 1106 Ne - two years and proved safe by mil , ¥. gray: 4% i navy biue and a - ‘ i> Fuasrani eed very wrinkle. and a special $10.000 John Milliet, 47. of 1310 South Four- gerice and wi i nearmty appetite for fions for leno! acks up this Uar teenth treet. fractur f the right pwee-k#? . a ae . a ‘ A» © e . » a : a ina . : ; : gg : Lé - : af ha | o 4 i . ~ a - EE! Ee 2 ~ mManca leg injuries +, : ght hit } +. i ‘ . in? ¢ > . ys an riz : Toothache Lom ted with resuits ur money « 1416 hn Thirteentn street sober ge!) : to take nlensan? ® Earache Rheumatism Stores ; . . Au AMG PDi@asa - } ATI 5 epen cally. ipcieding Seatur- . « day. until 8 p m. Sanday until 1 p. m. John C.Hall. r - instantly § refunded 32, of 306 Morgan stre in effect that the manufacturers hav: Neuralgia Pain, Pain Wrinkle Cream is sold at good drug | concussion of the brain and internal authorized your druggist to refund Accept ‘‘ Barer Tablets of Asrpirin’’ ) Authorized Capitol-Fi- ana department stores everywhere. injuries. at Washinton boulevard the price as a guarantee tha: " eniv. Each onbrokes ckhage eon U Fi " Wolff-Wi! Judge & ans - : i per directions Handy boxes Ground oor - Arc. oech as _— oe — and Ewing avenue. Will be delighted with Calotabs ns oper y oo. also sell bottles of 24 and 100. SYiows OCIS) 20F aes @tuer sents Department Store. | WASHINGTON U. INSTRUCTOR $= vrece-markec a aa in is the trade mark of Bayer | MEER oor Secure the RIGHT KIND ef ROON- (elemea st FERS er BOARDERS threegh POST- DIsPAT HS WANT ADS. denied COUNSe, granted a change Gold-filled gott shirt sty Green oF ferred the case t Curt for TT 1a Mre. Bishop t husband. who is spend a ie ee ee . “ ; * ’ al ’ ' , Suse Ig BP Baeaeanans ae ea ruin aaes asses s\a'" 8 B'S ‘a : : } Men's white oft 5 . ‘ ' ava catered ca : ' ’ ta he at ara ery ont tt Bo nine dertered for kidee treabice I came ~~ - Greater = eeriews can Sheet Year cere and treeftmeest June TT —“™uLA “ ere cond itiens a pamenmemeins wed see fered me cerfertiy £ called economically sound will always the cere of Tietela, fare” — Pon age office about tetce & week, whtle aga found the greatest oppor forte! vicers. De ve rat Be ny oe ay was — or pro@t. A stud f these Ge became compiiceated ans de> tte — end ' did net lene ene : ‘mBcament A. trwt se ehoet fuemdés your vitelity. embttier «rn = -* werk ehile ender mental wealth will diecloce wh, our Invest Tenrts earn Fe Write fer cur Fookir: 8 ee ee —— — «-. ae O - thi. «+ ae “an | fey: A ae. r +e — oe abais. cies "OP OO Oe.0-e idea Piss ere, CR RE Me LIE PERS MET AER RRA ees « cetEER IR, ya aa, w heck explores “wu make your Crewe! moery cere S~ wth sarety ; an est. t= =eer were. fir reir Rt PER ee dele» bet S20 t-retiet & Wh @ anwtes whee «8 pe-litve eee rere «© © Rie veer reach * pin eB , etve comeelttation.= end arate ciamimetion. -« office Shetee and clive comcultetion &s mall Onl! or «rite Stinmaniik =i —— = Sarwe.eer te ‘ eo | ? ~ ee tt. - » > Sei sulTe «ob Dr. ©. 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a ea Vi od’ e8 we WEDNESDAY, ’ - aUGUST 22, “obs. AT «51 ST 2°. 1929, 4 , $1.35 Oil Opaque Window Shades Fine qualkity scalloped Shades, mounted on guar- anteed Hartshorn rollers. pretty patterns cut full Bullion fringe trimmed. and iong Neat seif rufe wide and 7-ft over or regulation stylea : Regular and extra size. (Fourth Floeor—Nugents.) . surely. and 1 ly $6 monthly d more than 6% ea rn- fs in a hundred and can withdraw at an - You're protected. A bved real estate. =o ~rotection h month, you Can se. protection. Send cou- or free booklet of de- at plan of Savings and Ginghams and Percale Aprons Bmart models in splendid quality paghem, also light ana dar percales; many - > —_ = _ oo rrr ee ere Ce ee? ore © = - — wv ad .** - - --*. 7 —_ ll all St. Louts iia zs & aon” 20E: Lown . Louis . Crib Blankets, 2 for... . ‘$1. Closely quilted pa —~+ with washable cotton; well- 4 etges; size | 18x34 inches. Biack, white and pink Crepe de Chine, of a nice Crepe Kimonas . $1.39 Nightgowns quality, 40 inches wide. Fiee quility serpentine crave Extra-size sltpover cotton Each $2. 0 (Feurth Floer.) designs. Colored stitching feathers with white cambric cov- 0 Red and black checked, Cream Serge P hild - oeeeses paul e. . trimmed. Full cut. ering. Ls sultable a pact vt, Pa me aa of 1% to 5 yards, shirtwaists. © 0200.0 seks * on . A nch all-wool, double wa storm PP. D 8.°2.93 + $2. Gg ilks p serge. Cream only. ~ a (Main Floor—Nugents.) —- ee Princess Slips $1.50 Pillows, Each... . $I Canton Crepe in black, brown, p loan | Ass'n, 36 inches wide. 50 Pillows, Each. .. . Shadow-proof slips made navy blue and gray: 40-inch. -Fi- ne ee 75¢ Pointed Voiles, Feather Pillows, covered with choice nice quality Satin Charmeuse in a highly lus- Are. commiding . j , ticking. (Third Floor—N ugents.) 2 Yards . _ nainsook Bodice top / and embroidery trimmed trous biack. 49 inches wide y St. Louis evening | ‘ Press news service. | | Underwear oe a Se ee | $1.50 Silks Please send ¢ ree } Pi iseslil $1.25 Wool Challies. $I 27-inch, fine all-woo! Chal- lies in neat dots, striped and floral Gesigns. For waists, dresses and kimonos. | $1.50 Baby Pillows, Name ... Street New Fall Hats = _ * Hosiery en egy $1.00 Silk Hosiery, 2 for Women's full-fashioned Printed ae ies Sizes 36 to 44. D . hite grounds; al newes hea patterns, 36- : peries (Main Floor—Nugents.) Sateen Petti- 75¢ Cretonnes, coats, 2 for $1 in. wide. Womens (Main Fleor.) $1 39 Table- : fine quality sateen cloths eS $I ané4 heatherbloom r a ne B we r fer $2 and toe. ve Men's Union Suits Men's white nainsook and colored garments. Sleeveless, knee length. $1.25 Sanitary Bloomers. Made of fine gum rubber and nainsook. Medium and large size. 10c Clark’s 0. N. T., 15 Balls ..$] Mercerizeéd Crochet Ootton, white and ecru. (Main Floor—Nugents.) For Men Men’s Work Shirts. Floral spray Gee tint a ‘BARGA: IN BASEMENT SEM EATE wet tin ape S a8 - ‘ Vege Mg “BARE y ye a W RAWAM: . Ef oix uss Me ‘ 2 tees erat HN E Roel : he 76-Inch Unbleached | 65e Drapery Material | i —— ee Sanitary apron. elastic sanitary belt an , . _ | See mothe 35¢ and 50c Vests, 4 for $ | Jewelry _,Bfoot Poultry Wire, 60 foce Blankets, Ea... . Women's cotton and lisle Vests, . 33a48-size Blankets, $1.50 and $2.00 Bummer mesh and piain with nursery designs. Pm ag ne gf anne Pi = Soap, 25 bars for . sizes Warner brand styles and shapes. The Stenciled and woven ° . ran } designs of tan, blue and Extra Size Vests, 3 Imported novelty Neck- nee paren ew Chetan Tie Blankets, Ea.. . plate and guaranteed green. Regular $2.95 $2 for laces, opera length = gy Bymne wd Sg $1.50 Corselettes Full-size sient Plan- (Fourth jugents.) and $3.95 -* the short graduate Teakettle, Long hip C lette wi kets, with gray striped Women's 50c fine rib- strands. All wanted col- din aluminum gheatio iceae Metanan borders. $9.00 to $10.00 Beaded $2.49 Blankets bed cotton Vests, band yee ity and (Third Fleor—Nugents.) . : ’ tops. Sizes 50 and 52. Leather Handbags $1.50 Bottle Capping Ma- y an ee be Fess). TS Sa ob . . $2 genuine Leather Rios chine; cap any height bot- ; Imported Beaded Ba broken plaids, pair. 65c Union Suits, 2 | in a number of mart tle $1.00 Rag Rugs ot splendid design and $2.95 Grenadine for — $3.50 Cereal Set, Dutch de- 300 R ae frame and draw- ' Wo bané and bod. Art Good ag Rags... ds 2, ‘$I string type Curtains ice top; ‘hight, and loose $1 Barrettes : ! $1.50 Bathroom Fixtures, Ss Various color tte atten (Sate Pige Ruffled Grenadine Cur- | Knee Union Suits; sizes Ba ae gy meme: oe en Say nickel plated en brass. . .$1.00 Band B . tains. complete pair $? 36 to 42. $1 50 and $2 Earrings $1.75 Outfit. Washboard., 50- an eau rassieres, 4 for inch Reg Rugs. Regular $120 —— with tie-backs.......Ga . . ° a eee $1 Special group of 50¢ Brassieres, 69c Union Suits, 3 for. ..$] wee ot : Tnion Suits ) that are very fashionable for Fall. arge sizes. China to tight and loose knee Union Suits; broken 10c good quality Toilet Pa- : ware aa $2.50 Flashlight sizes. (Main Floor—Nugents.) | $1.50 Alarm Clock per, 16 rolls $1.00 Crib Pads, 2 for | se ee ne, $1.75 white enameled Bath- + Close quilted Pads filled with $1.50 Household Sets. . . | Three-cell plain and $? nickel-pla ase. iene titel bull nose Reflectors.. Notions $1.50 Mesh Bag $1 oe ‘ 18x54.) usher. thease ain Galt an Fd _- md neti . ; Lam Children's heavy silver-plated : emon reamer, measuring cup and but- po cere ish + and nicely made Mesh Bags. Spades, Hoes, etc. 5- Pe. Luncheon Sets, 2 for $] ter jar. 7 piecea. 2 $1 | . Beautiful design; stamped on shirred shades ate ‘d ’ snGiea Sa6. seieneant. footed and flare K Gl 7 style; a most attractive piece. Bright $2. 50 Dinner Set oves $1.40 Varnish Stains, Camp- Made-up Nightgowns fate $1 colorings. 1s-piece, 6 dinner | $1.50 and $2 Kid Gloves .$ | bell’s Agatite, quart Of fine quality, snow white , on bottom of the neck and sleeves are Six cups and saucers of impo cers, in blue allover $2 or embroidered backs and some’ with hemstoitched with lace trimming. The > thin chiga. spray design black stitching White onl; front has insert in lace medallion. esign. (Fourth FT leer.) (Main Fleor—N ugents.) 83.50 Clothes Hamper, willow, square, t t : - . Uni label, bi cl - $3.50 Sprinkling Hose, of 4-ply rubber, 25 feet, $2.00 pen Dabeel. ne chas- band or bodice styles. Regular and extra Orystal White Laundr 6x0 Matting Rugs sizes. a y coutil Corsets in smal! $1 39 Sheet Necklaces ....... frame is heavy silver $5 size Blankets in neat, $2 lo tyles. ae sign, 13 pieces $1.00 $] blue, rose, green and black. foot Line: (Third Fleor.) The new style loop Earrings desirable styles and materials. Plenty of Women's band and bodice top. Various styles and sizes. Fine time-keeper. desirable cotton. Well bound edges. (Size Clear, sanitary glass iateaia - } r—wWN of . um stands with fancy (Main Fileo ugents.) $1.50 to $2.50 Al inum $1.50 Console Bowl. ie ae ‘$I = ~ nainsook Gown, French seamed. Hemmed bl. 39 Cups and Saucers. --$l plates, six cups and sau Women's two-clasp Gloves, plain (Third Floor—Nugents.) (Third Floor—Nugents.) 32.75 Ten-Gallon Stone Orock collar attached. Sizes 14 Sella ARWAL mi with for suite or dresses. Nay re —_ ‘ae 4 Caste mt $2.75 Shoe Blacking Oase, oak finish with hinged [ ‘to 15. _ 0 81x90 Bleached eet Dress Ginghams mm} ite r-cut nd Ploor—Nugents.) terials: anton and hooks @ight seconds rest $3.00 Four-Foot straight Ladder $5.00 Hanging Porch Swing, well made, with chains $2.00 $3.50 White Porcelain Table Tops, ‘warious sizes, $850 White Enameled Kitchen Stool, tyme serges and wool jersey Dresses in stvles and colors. Buy immediate and wear and save. and Cloth Dresses Choice at $ Regular crepe, $5.00 All- velours, pleasing attractive Sizes 14 to 44. these for your Fall ——e oe ~ Any Wash Dress 1900 Wash Dresses: every Drees is a In Our Basement...... Ss bar —_ at this price orman voiles, hame. ratines, All siges. 16 to 62, in group. Sfestricted choice at $2.00. (Bargein Rasem Included are linenes and en t—‘N ugen ts.) 2 2 eeeegs ss ewassese es aa8 Men’s Nightshirts. . Braid trimmed and Piain, in V-neck style Sizes 16 to 198. Men's Undergarments 2 for - $I Neinsook Shirts and Draw- ers, coat cut short. knee drawers. Small checked pattern; broken sizes. Men’s Hose, 4 for BSc fiber and silk. good quality. black and colored Hose. Sizes 0% 10. Slightly irregular. Men’s Lisle Hose, 5 for. . $I 4c mercerized lisie Hose, in black and colors. SBizes 9% to 11%. Blightly irregular. Men’s $1.50 and $1 Wool Caps, 2 for All-wool, one-piece style. Al) sizes in the jot but_ not in every pat- tern. Sizes 6% to 7 Men’s Bathing Suits, Wool-mixed regular $1.95 GBuits in solid colors and heather mixtures. Sizes 34 to 46. Men’s $1.00 Ties, 2 New, heavy quality cut eilk four -in-hand Ties Large variety of patterns Men’s 75c Knitted Ties, 3 for $I Solid colors. stripe and novelty desigue Four-in-hand style Some ir- reguiat $1.25 Negligee Shirt Neckband etyle in new neat pat terns. Extra well made. Sizes 14 to 17. (Main Ficer. Men's Store.) Auto Strop Razor Gold finish Auto Strop with gold finished biade. case and tw: biades. Piush-Nued box. (Mate Fileer—Nuagents.) Sheets 2% yards wide, ful bleached. well ES a $1.98 and $1. 50 Boys’ Wash Suits An af®teortment of | Wash Suits in various colors and styles. 3 to §& $I years.. , 69c Wash Knickers Well made of suiting, crash and khaki, light and dark ? for $1 corors . 39c Curtain Grenadine 26-inch dotted and neat figwured Curtain Grenadine. eplendid for | making ruffled. plain or | sash curtaing; lengths 2 | to 10 yards. 1000 varde to yards . offer 4 | 39¢ Cretonnes 26-inch Cretonnes wiewn in a wide ranre of patterns and crolor combinationa, suitabie for covertne comforts rT over enehition es: at? are oe....0° SE Stevens’ All-Linen ‘Toweling hies rhad 22x44 Bath Towels Full Wleached ertra arge double 3 fer $I thread 72-Inch Bleached Damask hierached: * tea Sizes | drapes and — Sheeting Full bolts, exceptional | value. Closely woven iS... ae ee | 63c Unbleached Fruitof -the-Loom Muslin Mill lengths, every qual- 5 yards $1 $1. 44 Gingham Dresses Dresses of check and email plaid Gingham, well made and nicely trimmed, £6 to 64. 79c Bungalow Aprons Bungalow Aprons of stripe or check gingham and check or fancy per- cales. Square neck rick- poten a 2 — $l 790 White Sateen Petticoats Petticoats of fine quality white sateen with 8-tnch hem and gqrawetring waist; cone va 2 omg $l 69c Striped Gingham Petticoats in piain or fancy stripes, deep fiounce drawstring - of Large size Pads for porches and awings; cotton etuffed. made ex- tra strong. Juet 25° to 36-inch imitation pop- | Jin, ~ 9 ~y-- guality ma- tertal for over drapes in | any room, shown in sol- ia colors of rose, mul- |berry and % yards $i | green. Extra-Bize Sateen Petticoat (| Petticoats of colored | sateen and cotton taf- | feta with 1-inch flounce | 'and elastic waist. Pxtra size Bloomers of sateen in fiesh, white and black: 'gingie or doutle elastic | kne®. elastic waist: at : a ? for $1 Pepperell Pillow Tubing 2 to 19 yard lengthe of 42-inch genuine Pep- he fe 40-Inch Unbleached Muslin Island Muslin. closely woven 37 $I 89c Shirting Madras Shirting Madras in white grounds: neat co'ored in. wide 39c pr 4 ey, | Dress checks etrines ona: n ‘atm on ' $8 aches 4 yards $1 36-Inch Percales Percaier In grav and | indigo srounds: all neat, amall figures 4 nti. 6 $1 bleached. closely woven 2 to v) years. , Women's Hose Brack and colors; firet / and second quality: for all new, | a’ trtinge ' stripes 32 4 yards $1 Ginghams i in 99 > stripes colors. 32 é 39c Serpentine Crepes Serpentine Crepe in kimona pat- tern, in ——_ ot darks. an on 68c Sateen Bicomers | Ntinsook Union Suits i plece stamped, best | and juniors open seat; oil : sizes lor $ | Men's Cotton Hose Black and colore: ir- all eitzea: strong C otton & for $1 $1.50 to $3 Corsets Thomson sample Cor- sets —average siender aowre models. Sizes * $1 satiate Chen Gowns White and flesh wash and ready crepe Gowne: . well Extra-Size Princess Slips Fhado ~peess 3 an 17c Huck Towels 18x36 Huck, at! ym plain white and i* $1 design. $1.35—Set of 6 Sherbets ...... Sherbet Glasses. low foot. of thin blown giass. Various cut de- signs, plain and optic. $1.98 Lemonade Pitchers, $I Tall, fancy shape, ae tint and some design. lain china. $1.50 Jardinieres Braes, polished and hand pe with elevated feet. Flared t 50c Vegetable Dishes, 4 Y= $] Deep. round style of domestic porcelain, with pink spray design. $1.75 Casseroles .......$] style, B-inch eves gless Casserole — cover Fearth Fleer—Nagents.) ee ee ee Sr eS ee. tan and combinations ot colors. Sizes 3 to & years. — Boys fast black Hose, meéiam weight, in all sizes 7% to 11%. Boys’ Neckwear, Z for. . ‘$I Boys’ fiber silk knit Neakties, latest shapes. New Fall selections 59c Boys’ Blouses, 2 for. $I a? re Sanae striped per- Borys’ one-piece pleated or plain a. 2. rie other neat sie. os Boys’ Wash Hats, 3 for. . $I Washable Hate. in solid or com- bination of Slight!y sctied. Broken lets ( Seeond F loeor—N egenis. ) ceiors. ite blue stripe, slight- ly trregular (Third Fleer—Nagents.) $6.50 Blankets Plaids and broken plaids: plaids, wool- mized, full size (Third $5.95 Bed Sets Colored Bed Sets. in full size. Micheline weave. Will launder $5 | and wear well. (Third BLP TIP $6.50 Radiotron Tubes Tupes for detector or amplifier, U V Bix-cup capacity, heavy aluminum Percolator with ebony handles. Hold-Heet make (Feurth Fieor—N Coy White dspreads, = with scalloped Pixtra tangy Pe me - @uck S senses i ehor 27-inch | eee aoe (Third Regular #10.00 Coats and Capes in all colors and sizes, from 16 to 44. @ (Sargeia Basement agents.) SUESRSBSERBSESSEREASSEBSESESESBSASSADI I SSESSSESSBASBSSESCSESSESSESCSEESEEsessess

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0 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. EDS 3 | — A Store Open Store Open q BUNTNCRAE Saturdays bs Saturdays . | 8:30 to 5:30 P. M. 8: 30 to = 30. r, M. ; nt 49,000 Feet From | | + n Wiego hey we oe om ci ae of Olive and Locust From Ninth = | Nets, 6 for 35c—Both single and double. capaa peel eee rrude’ om « clear 6 - _ oe yr : f . -] 1 J itt . ear this altitu _ chon. ‘Macon. Mo. et ringe stvles, all colors except grav and a pe possible to obtain p ve! + Louis. Mo . : men ae of the earth, surface ® Rietger. St Louie—Frances MM y, aT | = a gnd shadows for & consi¢ erable Masts ; Kroes ©. Lew in nr , j . i ; Ree oa of the interval betwee? je. : __ Chesterfie a Me—¥mme y | J. B. Aleinert - Dress Shields, Pair, -* ry, eM ay Louls—Anna Murray. Me. 3 for 65c—Double covered, white only. ~™ R Ae Mo.—Marie Moore. ; Marry race. Malden. a i Sees —— | ee @ The newest modes. Our millinery representa- 75 Length Fancy Elastic. 35c—In al ae . ae tiest colors for making fancy garters. to displaying these & me — Seearaeeeiiee amos tive has just returned from Paris and New York. , = eee of brown shades, light and si Senne of Srate aoe These hats were her choice because of their smart- Y ig Wich —Sadie Oe x: . a fori shee a ~ -—— So ee ee a pee ne eR oar oe 2 ~ =. . Peg P ~ >. . 2 ae as = bron, new suecda new sizes. taupe. cinnamon, beige, bod- ax ar seeee - ness and because they reflect the newest style for wearing with light and wigs En eager ag tendencies tor Fall 30c and 35c the Dozen Buttons, 13c Cardi © at Sy Hostery Shop—First Fleor. sorted sizes, with two and four holes, st table . cam a3 0 Sewecen’ | for children’s undergarments and TT - a @ We secured them through the co-operation of Venus Sanitary Elastic Belts, 33¢—As-" ay several of the leading manufacturers of New York. ae fans] | tay Such a variety of hats makes deseription dithicult, Beautiful Pearl Buttons, 15c to $2.00 De a New and complete line just received, but there are hats for all occasions. Hats of black, seoed teroaght en ant coe new munny brown, new leaf greens and beige. me ee a Attend this event early tor there will be many $1.65 Al-Lon Clothes Pedlectors. $4455 Just Large Enough who expect to take advantage of this annual | fur se ean ge Pretty Patterns, large,” for Your Vanity —your change. your hand- \ u V kerchiet ané your kers are i ; e th "i Notion Ss . - +s, - on ‘ i ' 4 =) . > POPP AR PrP prey 4 he Anko ke eP oes 4 ee het 5 IRLS 4fz en 6oi?y c , Mend, S880 Sch!) a Azeng gaia - 4d 3 le A a a 72 J rz. & ¥ R. r MM. = A a *% w. a . r* 2 a re’ % , ai " *,? 44" * ope, Race a_i" “haABl ar kegs > 9 & "* er? i « 79 hm ba be Shor—First Fiver. . --. o LT it an - i. “4547 A N Rroe iwer ine, S408 NO Oh »% S751 Sealer Spleckemman $4i7 Tennes ry ‘ oh = nich re . fe church. In red. blac ae " — a : 7 = 3 — A le’ Ee . and 6 glasses to maa a DEEL LL OR EE Oe ltl ee ee Alte ae eh ~ Bond SN | | | are hand-cut im the Coffee Percolators ‘ — es — Lt - size Stand : | Se a) primro se pattern, on the v y $-qt. size. regular price, $4.25 eer Se 39¢ 62 inches long by 11 inches / c peru of giass. We advise -— -—- + s . : sale sow fo r 70. 4455 Minneseta - : | en sale now ? wide—a convenient size and ariv ho 4. Buseelmann #014 Rona) J ae very well made Fe r pric tne pping. Annie Gibbons, $2, 3780 Cook for =e Re Seg 7 im gular price | A. ae 15 Wales: 9 oi acid . m on . sGTm.! it. Size 2.59. Specia!) laseware Shop—Fourtl man (he Te ’ ad Fourt & “cup — e ee ue : U.2 price i. , $1. 89 8 4527 { aa . 7 I Dp . | price $5.00. or ie $3 —_ =» . hip . ' pow for id oS gle now id 4 ‘e r A and Needle Pout B Fed R ffled | : ‘ -_ as? | : , — — ages neues Cross inks u Curtain . var an , : ~===-- , ; Tn Mary Withiama 98. 28 Rank’n a walnut i eit | 1 5 : oom Chair a piece of unr- ' S ee ’ . . . ) | 6 usual distinction and beaut: : : — Combination Ricer and a — in @ lovely landscape with ~ >=83 ° ) blue mountains and a dark =: Strainer : | Single and double-cross barred Marquisette-finished forest as background. the d ‘ | fab. ed crane et ain hi = } Peg ar orice oc, ; Line ang tie-hacks nH marten. ee .* Z .% - at 7** 7 - ‘" boi »’ OFT a dies — ie fox. s ’ , t K sale now for 59¢ f-rose and ma » ton of-rose and maroon tone | Preserving Kettle cL be ¥ enchantmen: Regular’ 10-qt. size, of heavy alu othes Hampers Si67.0¢. now a ~a ae ” ’ — “ For Eczema, Ulcers, Old Sores ; y | minum, regular price $2.65. on || Of spl adie” melt Ginn King Wash Board and Piles Cae aay ~veeer _ gale now oe ches hie 1- Of brass and 59 fvot whi th + “ —- ; wee te voile with 6-inc nce ~~ . for / $2.90 Keystone clothesline. reg- Side and bettom are ruffled wt could Pueblish « ular , ; : - ' with tie- : t te ; “ gra’e- : price $1.35. on sale eacks — inches wide br ™ cards le ~. ae 5 . sz? every . i | a | ‘ | rew at R 20 ‘et eran “on? be lere ” an : . 7 : : Ld . lar Pr. & aw >. earth hae =. 2 se ‘tt . . ee TG il ae ah et eee — - — | 98c Fringed Curtains € aunt ween 34 - : vend” tect . : Have You Seen the New $ £.79 « sere wie to oa | “y hal 253 V.cer of TH nk'e ‘aa ‘it Tr - , “ : ¢ An assortiment of oa ler Weae eS 4 : gould not’ per it) bented, 1 YC Pp y RE X Waltxe’s Extra Family marquisette with “ide lace a Them ekeotnt bo Ge ea reare I hax bands or fintshed with deen 4 Sa a). T d Coffee Pots? Garbage Cans Laundry Sosp | Some'wich ice insertions. Sine “Decisily plead at - ad i wa \3 J | ’ , | mercer c : . mplete stoc I de ¥ 7 ea an O ee ots: Of galvanized tron. é6-gailon 60-lb bex containing 87 or 42 | | ‘“M™ishet w th beautiful , natch Sa — better remedy 2 rth’ ! a size Regular price ; _ Gerson, 520 Sprague Street, Wh: . | $1.15 = mga 7 reo ) Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Fleer. Seiem. XC. > ~~ | — 1.15, special at Spectal 5 aes O'fmt™ment is Di rd mm a - hoe A Ne FO OEE Pe Re ee ee ee ms - — ee 7 chaff ng. ; : Sale of . . os t and Oruiees ¢ ' Ma ~ ® sethiee = Gere ofr speed) . wi P et any @reg «to : y .* _— ~~ i, eb ¥ ive. transparent. elear whit . \? J 4 Casseroles er ee = 3 $2.50, $3.00 and i | and $3.50. Nickel-plated frame with , . brown earthenware inset: vill add «a new note ; " ag : trem heat + th . _ A - Gi Hie size. rich beauty te rour livri mm Lining vom table There are /f! | m a2 : ie bowls, candlesticks, :. , ~, oe Se ee T&L ewreral shapes 1.75; shee. handled ‘cake trays é agg $ pow@er betes and perfume 10c, "0c. ee -— SNe b ties. with wide er na Special « at rew gold bands tn teure! o- 7 . ” ae sditidicdumall primrose design. 84 to ST_3a. ware Shep-— eurth Fiecer ’ | ' 4 2 fs = . > Housefurnishing Sho p—Basemen’.

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a i aa NERREED AY am | WEDNESDAY: 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 1% AUGUST ‘v2 aq F , = . — 7 2 | beginning of the eclipse and the to- | shadow has passed, a filter will be |, | | " , tality. used and photographs made of ‘the | | “The moon's shadow will pass|sun itself in an effort to get ef- | | o 4 over the surface of the earth at a/ fects of the photospheric, protuber- ° ou e | Open | " RAPH FEL IPSE ie pth peer ao 1000 miles an | ances, chromospheer and corona. = | hour. Om an elevation of °0,000 | | : tortured, tender skin days ‘ di | | feet, Lieut. Stevens should see the | Ic is the of a shadow for more than a minute and Dies in Rooming House Fire. IM P ORTE D | baby that causes most hot weather | Open Dally | | Open i. { ib |By the Associated Press. ’ Saturday -30) P M eg —— m4 bo to nigga photographs of it | oa . | trouble. The pain affects stomach ® A.M. te 5:28 payer gy . . é 4 : FE in its stages of approach. | HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Aug. 22.— and n It sleeplessness, on | | 0,000 Feet From) gyouia th é eT erves. It causes PrP. M. 600 PF. M. mg -™ vf | ou there be clouds between | George Beasley, 55 years old, was! hoon olf on fae of vitality SA. an eee a { at San Diego rhey the airplane and the ground, it is | burned to death and Richard Sher- | | we : , | ust From Ninth to Tenth % expected that photographs of the/lich, a cafe employe, was seriously | USE KORA KONIA EVERY TIME ~- . hota ane to Escape Clouds. moon's shadow thrown on the inter- | burned, in a fire which destroyed | BABY’S DIAPERS ARE CHANGED ae vening clouds will be obtained. !the Campbell rooming house here Kora Konia keeps the skin fresh, dry, ) & ; During the transition, after the yesterday. , cool, clean, sanitary, comfortable. There , a “a - HAITI R N EB } sy is nothin Mien ta ie Genes cue INGTOS. ) the skin, ectually | Ves Wat photographs of the solar ADVERTISEMENT. a next month may be assured Cy = 2 sewn’ “=~. PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTION BRINGS and (8) 4 ’ epartment decide: : | 2 ; . ; 2 & MORGAN St pe pees: coe" WELCOME NEWS TO HIGH BLOOD Wolff-Wilson | Tinttaireyestee (WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS | equipment in 4 way that ) pees x ceccir, of succes’ PRESSURE SUFFERERS Drug Co. valuable data for use of GINGHAM q BOYS’ TWO-PANTS ” organizations Professional jealousy in the medi- Careful records of numerous cases th and Ww ’ , project, as suggested bY cal profession is well known. And established the absolute harmlessness Seven a on S U | ‘T S nenera) Patrick, chief of the when so many doctors agree on Bi-a-lin | of the treatment. r e Ss es sir service, and approved by \it is q very important sign to high , 2 . tie Fa | si-a-lin acts immediately upon the » e All- 1 tweed, cass and me!- Gray and Whit department, provides for the blood pressure sufferers, particularly | poisons in vour svstem that js ate: the | = petty Norfolk stytea. patch ; . e x of Lieut. John A. MacReady, those who know enough not to quit) " ; : , 1a pockets; 2-pants, lined and stayed, Doub] . : oa . bi . pressure and normal pressure may be | ape : co 20% G46 voleae. Cc, ill cap and a of the world’s altitude record, | fighting the condition even for a day.) looked ‘for ta chart order. Tuct twe ' 4 ; oS Saw ae z= A. W. Stevens, an expert This prescription of a brother-phy-. , pe hy . 4 | ~~ | days treatment with Bi-a-lin is suffi- photographer, to a height of | sician is so successful that the usual | cient to bring a wonderful feeling of = fest to make the photographs | suspicion of the profession against a. well-being. ae . : the ee cawell a he | ey Be tablet treatment has Bi-s-lin is sold with o gnarantes of . OR. Ee. R. VAN BOOVEN, De ti | Ba. \ 2s hierica , . place n ‘ | , : genuine relief from the very first bot- 4 , gal rapt. F > ' nd] ady Hair Cal. Sept. 10, in the area of! The fact is that high blood pressure a 614 OLIVE ST. ENS at Re wor .o aa wear: se ION eB ¢ | —dizzi tle, or your full purchase price will be . and double, Cap and i eclipse. symptoms—dizziness, palpitation of refunded. Judge for yourself. Childs Resteerent “, }, gemen S OS cman: tae oes , ' Over eee : altitude’ on a clear day |the heart, sleeplessness, nervous at- . | . _-. ; weighs: 2 well made; ages to epl gray and white. sendble to obtain photo- | tacks, frequent headaches ringing in| You can get Bi-a-lin from all good vt }.-Réy, Extraction Plates and Bridgework vs —4 | if Sees =e a> of a ie of the earth, surface fea- | the ears and shortness of breath—do druggists such as Enderle Drug Co., ‘Sse. ALL PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT SERYICE | The quickest way to get home or - 2 Baeie . ; dows for a considerable | Quickly disappear under Bi-a-lin’s in-| Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., Judge & : Ss Hleure: 8:50-5:30 | effice help—through a Post-Dispatch | fh ate ——— sad shadows fluenc | Dolph , 3 : a = . ; \ gf the interval between the ' uence. | Dolph., Johnson Bros. gaa, Want ad. | weet) Imported ° . Shields, Pair, 23c- , 2netecanmanens er “ OE uma gold” Boys’ Waists od, white only. ' , = ——————— | , Sees e ed ante Dark; for school wear: a he — colors; made of eavy seersuckers and tweeds; ages to 16 59 a? ° : yy e a 1} : A m4 ; . ears. 79c val... .35e—In all the pret. ie Entire Fourth Floor y (i , } Truly a Fashion Show | y garters. | This sale will find the entire Fourth Floor devoted : } : y SV / | The importance of this sale is not fully apparent to displaying these Dresses. Many extra salespersons _ \_ an, j y ill ¢ ( # until you see these Dresses. Each Frock is an authen- | i ee Shoe Bargains RAR y oe g | } tic new mode. and wrappers. — a camphor. os “— ‘ f 4 Misses’ Sizes All the t Floor. a “4 ; to 20 N | . # Women’s Sizes — to 42 Fall ——. Colors —_—_ . settee Ft 1 x. : pecial Sale of 1 Tea Sets Special $ ] -95 Beautiful 13-piece Iced Tea or Lemonade Sets. a Set consists of a large covered ;jug, 6 sippers 6 glasses to match, All hand-cut in the popular wmrose pattern, on the very st of glass. We advise y shopping. Sware Shop—Fourth Floor. sy Fr ed a A Bargain in Shirts We cleaned up from a big St. Louls Shirt factory. the choice of their Surmmer stocks at decided reductions. Best quality percale fhirts; also high-grade madras Ehirts; pongees, silk. strives and novelty weaves in ONSIDER the advantages of a presentation as im- Antes \ | nearly. aft wiser: groupen, tn" 9" price portant as this event: a carefully selected collection ay 4 cae $2.0, $1.79 °™ $ . of fresh Fall Dresses, hurried to us by express directly / | ¥ | _ 69e Lisle Hosiery : . “arrowhead” and “Dixie” dDrands Child’s from the workrooms of some of New York’s most cel- } qi eupertay quality, hand-twisted ine | oS OS OOe verte arell oR AS PE WREST has “ * che foot to stand extra wear; | made, fine ribbed School Hose; for boys and ebrated dress designers, the last word in style, fresh and | | Gal. wart, ease Qc nut lee Shen ' + Extra special) a o crisp—practically direct to you from the designer. 7. te yee to eee Fast color fine quality, 27 and 9-4; 81 Inches wide, bleached, 32 inch Ginghame, good quality seamless led Curtai ‘I say IT IS AS IF THE ONE YOU SELECT WAS FASHIONED ty Cee 5c hee 65 [ : ESPECIALLY TO YOUR ORDER! | | | } ~ 69¢ Dotted Voiles arquisette-finished with a ee - Be . : . lid col- Yard-wide. high-grade, s0 bleached pajama check ™ Musliin.in good mill , | | mmr Mie Pye ore ts lengths. A yard nfast Velvet Portieres oe . . : } tT ‘sed dot yard . | = ers si ). SE aa 19c Longcloth $32.75 Pair Fast Black Calico Yard-wide, fine eae soft ade of imported sunfast Ur. French edge in rever- Full bolt cae English Lengeloth, in finish: yard He color combinations. Choice 25c Silkolines mulberry, taupe, Hague blue m Royal bive and rose 50 For comfort coverings; yard-wide BR! ha eached eatin finish Table dainty, soft, fine avality, in floral Damask in neat * wide by 2% yards long. lar $55.00 values. patterns; short mil! ini C cked patterns. lenethe: many ‘a C yard see er dress Volles: in Yard-wide, soft ao | on- 9» me Portieres, 60 inches by 8 feet long; special at me Portieres, 50° inches e by 9 feet long at oO ne material by the yard is lally priced at $2.96 Complete stock of colors to h Portieres. Fourth Floor. = at “i to mateW....--«++e+08" sit CONGOLEUM SQUARES Pe Gold Seal Congoleum Art Squares, size, 9x12; na- | Btionally advertised and guaranteed by the mill for wear. Thuraday spe- STYLEPOSTS ON THE | } Aig cially priced at NEW F RIALS ALL MATE ROAD TO FASHION : angel I AND TRIMMINGS PARIS APPROVES Poiret twill, of fourse. And Satin, Charmeuse, Satin Can- ton, Flat Crepe and Moire, all of which ve-been used in these Frocks. Trimmings are pleatings of many kinds, Far Eastern 1 es ae . of PARIS HAS decreed the Coat Dress, +5 ) Cut from rolls; elegant selection sain eee admirably to the straight- or » pattem, oote R saeape i 98c per ’ : | = > GO ..se@ anew i onhtine ain ° PARIS SAYS: “Side fastenings.” Usu- pet/oumnre a ally accompanied with a drape effect. PARIS IS fond this Fall of flares, both y : in skirts and sleeves, tiered skirts and both § es , 7% ; : to forget no aay 2 ae eS ~renaggeath lavish beadery, lovely laces and oo _ - rg sleeves—not B ‘is mgt iSpecial,65c fee 7° St ol : Bl ae 3 -T\ HE POST - DISPATCH is the only 3,Sp s ‘a ¢ Baw 1\s a ae . me & double purpese— they - | ‘ < a" = 1s evening newspaper , | ee Eieleeedeeas an ? = | 8 Associated Press News Service. ¢ oe tonal convenience. =

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~ ~~, _ etl ete a Ma ASML EO APO ST. LOU'S _POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Pa : Editosial Page SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6 AND 7. ag ~ Daily vartoc > : a lana Famous~Barr Cos Auqust Sales] We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps— | ; 3 7 : - So Sen — 2 4 p 1 OGRESS IN ; Mie Metricted. Articles Edcepted. | Thursday’s Feature Events Offer Exceptional Values to Men __ "5. Sturdy 50 te SD TPPLED CHI % Te : ~ s ne ad , _ — = 7 - = 7 - eeed — -- nr vw , = - = - _— — aa ay —s ' . score sovece a ae Mere Oe ™ > wa |} —m Soft Hats with silk, rougt ing f . 5 oh : _o—0of supplying your nesés frem | ‘f- a _ ms 4 in hospitals —_ many | @F smooth finish, are shorn in _— hundreds of high grade Hats at a low _— that you, too, | these sample Hats should be in- | : , rie min for periods of ceveras =m black and the plain and mired should take advantage of it. There are styles for men and young | santly appreciated. If possible pues colore that have been approved men and most of the Hats bear the maker's label—attesting their marin — oath a a . Se } ease ot Omorrew ruain¢g. excellence and stvle correctness. i a ec se ° i ed - o ™ . P 7 eh 3d : a" - = : ie _ . : ~* é o - . 9 . owe 7 rae e a ‘ 2 Maia FR ‘eo, 4 +. eg ES Be ™ . be =, - P ; : . in co a 4 : wtth the of : , = S . ‘ cri, . 4 . the me pecta at a j pean me | : ies, such ag the Children wwe e ee ses - | -_ iets. made tt pomeiile for oa : " q th rildren to be placd® a wbiterne od «ee My a nee gee accent eee . ov 6 OO ~ — eee oe : . which makes forthe te imental and physica! proba’)! «. Many ciléren White, Tan, Blae and Gray Latest Correct Models for Men and Young Men r : oS eae @ The very smart and popular Shirts of highly mercerized Engi: y 3 | eT are | a: er . . 7 nglish : 3 a y eet these handsome neater 9 hemes is hen mn! = approved 1923-24 styles, met the fact that the country . : = , majority are trimme uxurious furs and the materials and tailoring ¥ i * wimente were rletirus calf, patent colt or gunmetal calf- ean Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes to 52 1-2 bust. 7 i and yielded to treatment skin, made on smartest lasts. ~~ as ee ee ee w@&, the creater chance fre max ; Smepros-—e-- exists whet the ¢ These whe wer Fur trimmings are squirrel, wolf, caracul, nutria, Viatka squirrel, itt diy thes wintiin walae if Ht kit, red and sable fox and many other desirable pelts. sator’’ and “Arch Preserver”’ ms 7 ae A . A $10 deposit will hold any Wrap chosen in this sale until October ist wear, as well as Golf Shoes—a«o : ‘ae te He! : > : oe mets saiéateie aie anticipate all needs. . OT er ; + th crippied e ; ’ iL Me A | ¢ they oil chow out, Men's sizes. 6 to 138 1 ee a | : Bare offers no institution for 5 : a ae a . Br tare HMapnmt!>s & 9 % : “s¥8ute ee Bies | pee ig) i!) ope te ee ee awe m and crepe satia fi an a = Saees - > ** >» ae: defi ef ’ +t + e « . « . E : , : oe", See ne 2 OS aerre aoc st Focerth rimme : . s - . : : e ' fe «= ~ Piee coming season Sizes 6 te =< a a a ae ae en a ae | Board or 4 ocation's recent ¢ ar Prev de spe cta lized oda af! Shem. The State yet is ot pS responsibilitr: The need , Bute heepital for theee cif COrik us The Third Day of the August Sale of ‘The exmustence of many e ; | -_ gi negiected children te : S lk H ! | | - Mabished by the feet that fi 1 Ose | | ; | Es.” _ the civ= of tts examination « Medical Sectety rece Matiers or inettiry from peints ' . . . . . | i = & $1.85 te $2.75 Grades, the Pair || | | ! 1350 in Group—$2.25 Value at Special Price of | Sg ihm serene os tenia i} | : io as i 3 | _ Sar telling of seme crippied $ 44 € School Knickers of a serviceable type—well made of wool cas- ‘a parrdineg aa bct i e | , simeres In medium and dark, gray and tan, checks and stripes— % _— pecans of inability of | == | all full-lined and with hip and watch pockets and belt loops. A 4 it ee ae ae — | | y ! selling from which mothers should outfit their boys for months p Perc health authorities m the to come. Sizes 6 to 1/. Medium Body a ¥ ‘Oi munities in the hepe € ’ " « Thursday... ... a : | ) @ Splendid makes and qualities in black. whi Be ) é colored Silk Hose — all ae rem i. i \ : . ) $1.50 to $2.50 Straight —e ble liste, others with double silk tops. Sizes 8&1, a to 10. Selection continues lo be pleasingly wide. but f ali-Wool cheviots and cassimeres in plain early shopping is strongly UPR a Wate \ ; a vd ws “ -°TNS; grat. tan. brown and mixtures— SI 25 fellows of 4 to §- of ? -~ i - 4 i @ Among motorists. Polarine is “well known and witely 1 | because of [ts satisfying service. and certainty this is an rf many will take prompt ad@vrantage. —pecial at

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AUGUST re Hours—Daily, 8: iturday, 8:30 to 5:30 — Pe eeeecces.. ——— 2eesee forning— pevebseses: — —— “ eeeeeeereenes *" ? . ee ew pee Se POST OSS « Pr Ft oe wee ewe tn > hath Mette tinal oon sbersenee ~~ | p, by all means inspect d 1923-24 styles, the s and tailoring are ex- fiatka squirrel, trable pelts. October 1st rod Fourth yon ME »cks —- - © @& © @ crepe eatin iar for the ._I8 known and widely preferred inly this is an offer of whioh Missouri Baptist is B¢ cial Slas ge ¢ % Dally Ca Feaor ROGRESS IN TREATMENT OF RIPPLED CHILDREN REPORTED BY bY ST.LOUIS MEDICAL SOCIETY ovement el SE From Slight to Complete Correction of Physical Deformity Ac- complished in 94 of 97 Cases. Eg report of the dispos) ition anc of 97 crippled children who . J upon treatment following st. Louis Medical Society's free jast April was given today by Society's Committee on Public » and Instruction. "sm shows that improvement, 1 "“ung- ” from slight to complete correc- of physical deformity, : ned in 94 of the 27% was ac- o”7 children, three being returned to their as beyo =) aid, “To accomplish this, chiidren w s of 47 or surgl- of an nd medical 46 ere hospitalized days: 40 were operat- idupon, some as many as four times, were suppli 16 were i were placed demobilization, wed for hydro-therapeutic tt and four More t in hospital n for periods of several months) more than a Some Still » The other 51 ed to the c St. Louis ns and Mul these stil] a e clinics. Twenty-five ere made among the them suffering allment. the children xt largest p kets. these cases. In compliance with /the Medica! | Surgical and hospital children was without charge ‘parents, who were unable s Fourteen children were af- icted with club feet ed with corrective put into plaster casts, in traction or ¢om- eight were were given corrective han 20 children stil! s and many will re- year. Attending Clinics. children were linics Washingtona Universities St. lanphy Hospitals Sanitarium, re in attendance of and and at different ~ diagnoses children; 15 from more than Thirty-five per cent were suffering from he effects of infantile paralysis. The | its # Mittee notes with Member surgeons of the able to completely from c ercentage Was and tiie corn- pratification that society were correct each of offer of medical, of the to their In the the care oclety, to pay. ) addition, the co-operation of public | agencies, such as the lety, made it Seaithte ' the children MCs, which makes further prog- ‘hildren’g Aid SotTiie in 1or to be vynlaced f@ mental and physical norma!- Fy probable. the has a are being that their gen muptoa d home sur maximum in ~ children correction accomplishe als Many been retained in hospit eral welfare can be egree not possible in roundings. . Mate Again Criticised, » Conditions da! impelled t le even uM chiMren of its first 1923. Salt is again attention disclosures i children i: ly neglected,” the negle mon upon the State. nore hoof the State for made of the conimittee sterniy negiect of at the annual clinic eclosed by he its cri erip- conclu- held in forcibly this o fits clinic 1 Missouri brought mittee b; that crip are belng is the comment, a sharueful re- his critl- COT) ct is his not a generality but ts based Mm many specific facts of which following are samples. “Fifty of/th from rura wri. Most Tural chi] ling as ev 3) per Just a Minute Oo Society—Dram USK - "PAGES 16 PLANS FOR ie SENATE DISTRICTS: Although in Minority in Con- stitutional Convention, They Have Succeeded in Outmaneuvering G. O. P. FARRIS PROPOSAL IS BROUGHT TO FRONT Democratic Leader's Scheme Louis agencies have be. |fun her education. thus accepting a | , though numerically one less than The Medical | necessary | time | i when beds became available in hos- | the Would Let Five Major Officers Fix Boundary Lines. Elective By the Jefferson City Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Slowly but surely the Democrats the Aug. in constitutional convention, ali- ii’ Republicans, are battering down the determination of the majority :o | write into the proposed constitution (a new | tricts. set of State senatorial dis- On every side they are besting the Republicans, whose fight is beng borne largely by Politte Ejivins vf Bonne Terre and H. H. McCluer of Kansas City, Republican members of the Re-districting Committee. Senator Frank H. Farris of Rolla. chairman of the Democratic State. Committee, was offered a provision which would leave redistricting to five major elective Staty offi- | cers. | Jaturé | Sta wag | | the ‘Vv ) of the dent Coolidge was said today to have: approved the action of the United States Employes Compensation Com- mission in compensating Federa! employes for disability resulting diseuses, even MNIcCarl from. occupational though Comptroller-Genera: has ruled against such payments The discussed the com- Mrs. chairman of President action with Parker HBruegceman, the commission, who said Mr. Cool- idge had reaffirmed the position taken by President Harding in als- approving Mr. MeCarl’s ruling When the Comptroler Gener first announced that he would hoid up payments to those suffe: from occupational diseases although tiening payment to sufferers Mra. Brueggee- man requested an opinion from the Attorney-Genera!. This opinion sup- the commission and ruled -General, but nlone had ee i> ing 212 - from ported he the ci n said Mr. McCarl’ Insisted final authority in Mrs. Bruegremes ever. that the commission anticipat- ed no her difficuities in thy ter and was certain the Comptroller- today, how- - © a wie 5 ur. li J General would net further insist on his point. ‘ Bessie regara’ ing the Aithough the Republicans this as far preferable to hav matter left dn hands of the Legis- as first proposed by Farris. it is by anv means what the Republicans came here re- lief from the has effect 1801 and inder which the Republicans have State Senate just once in 1821, whe) they carried t! te by 150,060. They started in write new districts into the proposed Constitution, but they have been out- fought, outschemed and defeated br aster politician who abound Democrati: side of fF cone + to Pe gerrymander which been in since | controlled the 1@ ™m on the t} vention The Repuhl icans, alihough the: had it in mind for two vears, ready for the fight when it had no set of propose ready, 10 had were not broke. They new di leaders iniquiti stricts acquainte Wj es of the they were ithgxt a of fi‘ tion. Accepted by The er C of preseyT Nepublicans. ngreegl to j.1 (Morge HH. Wil- Groves, C. D. Mor- President C. MM ins a other Republi provide that in 1925. if the proposed amendment-to the Con- stitution is adopted, the Governor, Attorney-Gener: Secretary of Stat-. State Auditor and State Treasurer shall redistrict, and that within six months after the taking of each de- thereafter the pro-- ated by holders of Many Farris plan, ircuit Judge Webster ris of St. Joseph, Shartel, El ans would {orm liams na il, census rep. same offices. has the ted out, of of tie issues ‘lals be voters a direct themselves which carried the Stace also dominate the Senate, a redistricting effected cennial ess shall be the advantage, ft making redistricting upon which thore elected, and would opportunity the matter poin one oft give would express oT) The party would through friends Williams. ons * wy 1.8 Plan Defeated. tepublicar i plan, C. A pointed The redisty (jreer by created ovt of edaiia Board tales of Greene was acting revoked his sperintenderi he had to ans ul (70. etineg Seu: lia. who livde to fill a vacancy by death, onver! Wis ii} 4 — > | +} has heen foreed he . , . ror tre Lducation, aroused by that +7 Liar). sinocrats icieus partisan, * 4] ipsence nse Sedlaltia schools and return home. A plan off laims, which tricting to the defeu 36, while that Willinms. on preferred thg bar Wil- recdis read ‘esterday by would have left ‘louse of Rep: two offered by F floor mad said th: ese tives, Was ted wv votes, to arris. after he he reat} other, w 17 FORESEES the Assot ‘ jdea to tatle, adopted, oo is GREATER GREECE ‘jated Pr ess CHAUTAL QUA, N. ¥.. Aug. 22.— Greece continues to progress in next 100 yemrs as sne has in the t century, ashe will be nations of the rR. Montgomery, day at the Conference tional Relations from Viewpoint, held under of the Federal Council Dr. Montgomery was one-off Amer- a*s advisere the Near East at the Versailles peace conference and attended Lausanne frence as an the Federal Council of Churches the Near East Re- let, He tact since By if the pei greatest (;eorge one world, Dr. said yester- on Interna- the Christian the auspices = St. as oi; Cnu o?) the con for and obee: vey? deciared that in spite of the that Greece had suffered more than during the war itt was iz 1 apid strides. Iie also proph- bright future fo. the maki. eskied «i Armenian a ¢ could have i whom the late leader was betroth: d, 25 years of peace to to! SEIBEL QUITS AS CHAIRMAN of the'| ul rcehes. | went y Hughes Hears the ‘Mine From Mexiee COOLIDGE’S ‘AMNESTY VIEWS — INDICATE CLEMENCY FOR ral f MORE ‘POLITICAL’ PRISONERS’ | ia : ‘s ig J 7 ” President, It Is Said, Wants No Man Held in Jail on Account of His Opinions and He Plans to Extend “Reasonable Clemency.” X — See a — -_—_—_- ees — ee ee _ — —— ee _ eo ee Ry CHARLES G. ROSS, Senator Pepper convinced himself Chief Wachington Correspondent Of by a thorough examination of all the the Post-Dispatch. |I. W. W. cases, that the Sacramento WASHINGTON, Als. 21. Leaders | ‘ny the movement to obtain executive | as those whom the late President clemency for the remaining ‘“‘politi- freed. Either, he said, they should cal prisoners” of the United States / not have been convicted at 30 are deriving considerable encourage- | flimsy was the evidence ast ment from the statement regarding | them, or, if properly convicted, they made at the White House |@lready had served “superabundant” behalf of President | Sentences. From yesterday's White House ‘statement, which touched only on the President's general philosophy re- ‘specting amnesty, without mention of any special case, the inference is drawn by friends of the amnesty ‘movement that he has not yet had (time, amid the pressure of other du- ties, to go into the details of the pending cases. The hope is strong ‘that when all the facts are in his mind he will take up the work of ‘erasing the effects of war-time hys- teria on human liberty where Presi- ‘dent Harding left off. An effort probably will be made to have Sen- ‘ator Pepper, on his return to Wash- ‘ington, present his views in persen to the President. Already Long Term. Hope of favorable action is streng=- -thened by a side remark in the ca oe Ae MAS. Go oi) is 3 ee tae ea era ai cae. mM ‘ amnesty, yesterday Coolidge. Though no definite promise was) given, the statement indicated a re- ceptive attitude on the part of the | President toward appeals for the release of the prisoners, by pardon | or commutation of sentence. It was. sald, for the President, that he wanted no man held- in jail on account of his opinions and that he purposed to do what he could to) extend “reasonable clemency.” Like President Harding, who shortly before his death granted commutation of sentence to 28 of the “political prisoners,” the new | President appears to assume that | eo —Pacit lantic Photograph ‘some of the men still in jail are! The commissioners appointed by President Harding to meet a similar commission named * President Obregon there not primarily for the expres- to confer on terms under which America can recognise eur sister republic reports to the Secretary of State. Left! .:.... of opinion, but because of the or ee oe oe Bi kencrh and Joan Berton — commission of overt acts designed to White House statement, to the ef- cripple America’s war effort. The statement made plain his view that) fet that Mr. Coolidge was aware of SAR INST URGES HELP FOR COUNTRIES prisoners. of thie descaptian are in| fvt, ‘nas Mn, Ceotdes one sees a different category from renee , on or SS aes THAT WINE-MAKING NATIONS 0S" Sirens | een teen Sen FORCE TO WEAKEN DRY LAWS } years, with the same length of time, Probably Guided by Predeces#or. | juss allowances for good behavior, yet IW ar Department Gets Cable Saving Mayor of Manila , 1: tie aa President of Alcoholic Congress Tells...HoOwW/|w. group hed been found guilty of \4ertant atten, 4h rtmas diaeiinndlan Aue “overs acts.” These prisoners, 22 ditional commutation of sentence rhe Amocinted Pres France, Spain and Portugal Coerce Nor- in umber, constifute ‘the bulk -of Losuaan ine Seveaineee ananEnTn way, Finland and Iceland. the men remaining ‘in jail for of- | June 20. The remaining 24, whore blegraim from Manuel Quezon the Philippines had appotuted Bale- lenses under the war-time espionage | cases are being stressed in current gio, odviguer, an exccomvit : “a appeals to President Coolidge, in- gio Rodriguez, “an ex-convict,” af As already shown In the Post- clude the Sacramento I. W. W. group; Mayor Maniia, was received late Dispatch, the count of the indict-'q— Mexican, Librado Rivera, and NIi- yesterday at the War Department. | ment under which the overt acts were gholas M. Zogg. At the same time, a message from | Pleaded, was thrown out by two ap-/| All are at Leavenworth, Kan., ex- Gen. Wood reached the Department pellate courts, In the Wichita sndicept Zogg. who is at Atlanta. in which he declared he had no pre- Chicago 1. W. W. cases, respectively, ta ‘aSaaiben. five sean ar eae knowledge “of anything unfa- | 4 and, in the opinion of United States freed by President Harding have oo making Sakaunnali te Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania and passed into the clutches of the De- the. ween. wee. others, who have scrutinized thé ~ec- partment of Labor, which is seeking of the (jen. 3 Ay ords, certainly would have boen|to ‘Genect tems trees nanan a e it is here consult, thrown out in the Sacramento cae/| sued nearly two years ago. They are ee —- take action \if the latter hau been reviewe!}, _ thetd on Ellis Island. It is probable that President Cool- to serve. Two of them have tuber- idge has been guided thus far in | eylosis. his consideration of amnesty ap-| ‘The variable total of “political eals by the last recorded opinions prisoners” gtill in jall—62 when the his predecessor, who held that the | Post-Dispatch started its campaign prisoners of the Sacranjgento I. W. | for their release—is now 34. Among Aug. 22.—A Ca- farce, Iceland is prohibition and | © 7p e> —~W ill and Special Cable to the Pose-Dispatch andi Chicago Daily News. = (Copyright, 1923.) COPENHAGEN, Aug 22 mhibitionist unite obliged La Finland | repeal 1 : is threat- prohibitionist unite in common the econorniec producing eaid., The American hitherto that must | against alcohol tiercod states resistance of lr the nations pressure efend themselves against the action vious vorabhle”’ said he vw vestigation Wood's C4 ] : countries, the vine-growing il of their recently taken by a states to compel charges. us } ré pei pro- . P - ‘legation has held hibition laws” This befo e is to ed Anti-Alcoholism Cong a Lr question was Tria Squaie —_—-— -_ the hy Me mre I feel 1 am well within the pro- | brieties in making reply.” today its president Hercod of | 5-13 something Ip the ' tiller could he sry; Way dele nT) ratic old a ed States ince thei: ot was imta starvation, [ce- €x- north- either laws or Charges That Measure Is. Con- fiscatory or Anti-American Denied. and to virtue was of three untries are ipelled prohibition exceptions inoperative by his was » v7) con re peal thelr : lat $3 should LOA ac" ; Will Lr. passive include so ink hecome virt America prot or will Hiercod inquired, remain « hile othe European nat strangle the prohibition att nations” Hereod said F her vote she, m rat has ions empis oi small Dr Norway ‘alse perce rance legal 14 and to comy was alcoholic eo as to he admit ‘ CORNMAC., Portugal hare demanded nik oholic 1s, EO 9 office of ful] term the raise tine of she) one tul] wines to nor - any one ries and ports to come ir they threaten So make \ permit K I ow ledge Ol Ct} th'ng untavorable in the Governe' ‘tuate 4 Will co into t’. * e ey). a tor . i : . . . - ; rhe fish and the navigation of Norwegian ' " . » tine re. ships ir) t) ~ wa of thyhe ~ ‘eo liyi- ipparen ablegram statements , tries or of their Since the pp containeGa . , " ' export oOo! fish is Norv ays chief Manila tha wa victed of being in press - “, drt of purchasing food- oft hg , this victually a ation the murder of Twenty-seventh am @ and the War said to be without a conviction of Rodri- from the derith to raise irtually lerwise, ariffs 5 - | ’ > possible Liat : oT previous recorial, thorough!) P reopening of Norwegian ~ ile a); niatter reason the } at [nis ters tim is The Quezon « reference to tches from nNerLecti’ . > MOLo4ni es me ’ means needed dispa cuez 3; con stuffs, complice to of the States Infantry. partment. was any record of ruez resulting Barry. is stary threat. an Norway s Hercod said, laws hec prohibition sarry * aireadyv have to rad On “as law he In appoifttment was E. Mont Reily Henry hirc hak Nanied to Succeed Him as Committceman. Resighation of William Seibel, for- mer County (Clerk St. Louis Coun- ty, chairman of the County Re- publican (Central Committee, and appointment of iienry Kirchner, Cir- cuit Clerk, to succeed him as a com- mitteeman but not as chairman, was announce] last night after a meet- ing of the committee at Clayton. A new chairman will be elected the next meeting Sept. 11. In his statement resifnation, Scibe! said pressur: of privat business pre- d his serving longer. ; O1 new Prohib “ bas issued a published in his the DeKalb Coun- some degree what him in the and giv- dry been can i (ol, , by ‘eggs which to the future tended.” It aleo was declared in the state- GALVESTON, Aug. 22.—A,.ment that, contrary to published re- | Br the enabesates Preas. ~ message from President Calvin Cool-Noorts, the bill did not propose to} 8ST. PAUL, Minn, Aug. 22-—Ways idge in regard to the Texas Legion/| close any port in Cuba. The only | and means for a sweeping nation: nvention next week was received! terminal factiifties affected, it was wide investigation Into the question y by Stephen R. McCarthy. com-/seide were private “piers,” estab- of gasoline prices will be di 4 of Argonne Post No. 26 lished by the sugar intereeta. some | +5 the National Association of At- that the Texas State times contrary to law | terneys General at ite convention in the Amert Legion Col. Tarafa sald he was moved | srinneapotis next week, it was ane in to be held in Galveston, to lay hin Views before the depart- | nounced today. Aug. 28," sald the ment at thie time because “the Am- Clifford L. Hilton, Attorney-Gen- ea the desire to erican sugar companies are engaged | to your comradé¢s my int propaganda through various | announcement, declared the Price passed the State of VMiissouri If T am given a «s to the members of vour organhiza- newspapers here and in Havana, and | situation would he diecussed tu Kiernan, to good working force under ms and tion, and my hope that it may con- backed by the higher-ups. and the | tinue ite high service ta the cause ef! deavoring to try their case on half bination or Bergener | in the masses of the people will furnte® real Amertesnt:.” truthe and prejudictal statements of moter fuel meg th * Talf an hour ago, intorn ation , Sa ; . ; } reached that Eulogio Rodriguez, But is is beHeved that delega- | a ; .? ror + Toei 4 *+ Pa 4 le who-was recently appointed by me ,t-on from the United States m vuld be as Mayor of Manila, was convicted ' ) se: to — in 1900 hy military court martial ®Witzerdand prohibition states if a an 1 ot tenced to one year’s impris- To the American delegation the found. _penes Plan to Close Ports. eons s Bilibid Fl mee 16 x re question was: Will the ori aneer sare These sugar companies” the onment in bBillbid. e Was iv year nade. : rd ai : t that time and served his sen- advise the prohibition forces Dane, After Visit to U. Ss... Declares | stateemnt continued, “through their tence lle was released in June, | Americagto urge the Unit Alcoholic Ban Unwarranted. | Fepresentatives, have diligently elr- 196] j va j Ss n interpreter (;overnment o protest to F1 rs Associated Press | culated a rumor and used the Jan- 961, and served as a terprete salah ' f ¢) 4 l- ted rane s Arniv trom Spain and Portuga! igainst COPENHAGEN, Aug. 22.—Prof. | | Suage that the ports of Cugar are Tr ne Dicee : ales r iil i ii Aas eas : alin ' . —s ‘ : 1901 to 19035, and continued in threat of commercial boycott, t: Warming Copenhagen, summing about to be closed, or that 47 ports t} Bde 43 ‘a m +} nit i Stat gs mount t . threat f up his impressions of a four months’ will be shut down, or that “Amert- o C nS ‘Oe . i ) ow —T . ; ; > “a , Pica] , ‘ nein " . a tg , sn tor would be unwilling to for pro- | sideration of the difference between must be understood first that what { Bilzal ; Sa es he! i a a ‘ G vernor ‘ against alcohol to any great ex‘ent, | of formulation here. to which piers they have buflt pri- nips 2 eee: eae + oe ie The Rev. Edwin Dinwiddie, Thus far nothing definite has vate ratiways of short mileage. They 7. er; oa } } ‘Tare ‘of to » ¢ t »*45 2 . 9 . — . Sey . > ° “_~ = “ os “> Ps fh wal ae ta Wayne BE. Wheeler and William | been done, bat the State Department | have induced the Cuban Government pa —s raw ne op ae Bennett of the American delegation | now is advised fully of the argu- ity furnish them with a customs of- oe Tee ¢ oe Riel i : > ae OPRA by : _ eghlpir-Ppaaiapd 7 wenn My a — protested against these deductions | ™ents put forward, both for and | ficial, whose salary and keep they [Sovernor anda Se. ; 4 ’ 7 ’ ° Pa . 4 “orn } . ray : nani 4 be iin. = a cael by Prof. Warming and argued that wears th proposed legisiation, and | pay, and then have proceeded to ex- those of a tourist. st, believe the way fam be opened | te pnational trade. Andrew J. Volstead, author of the |to an agreement which will remove “These sugar companies own ail American entordgement act, gave the necessity for any mora direct ac- of the land surrounding the sub- -port, survey of the results the Amer. | Uon by the United States. In addi- | and, of course, no sort of a commun ican prohibition laws. He declared | “eon to protests from American sugar it > or tow a : terests against the Tarafa consoll. ||” ©F SOWA OF Village can grow uD there has been a decrease in crime bee erests again arara COnsoli- there. These sub- -ports are private and improvement in #ke lot of the |G@tuon bili, State Department offt- | ports, and have been permitted from ople through increased savings | C#ls gave careful consideration to- | time to time, sometimes by decree deposits, better homes and more ef- ,day to a statement left at the depart- land souncttmen without a decree, but fice nt labor Hie said that if Amer- rile nt by ‘ ol. J. M. Tarafa, sponsor of ti biy ° the mexsure, after he had conferrea | UP@Uestiona contrary to the law ica spent proportionately on liquor gal Bae ’ Tr ‘since 1890. Thay 3 ve devel i to what certain other countries did. it with Secretary Hughes and Amas- & ‘such an extent t they constit te Dr. would mean an annual expenditure sucor Crowder This Matement de- real menace to te ga’ ris te mne ; of $4,000,000 ooo $5.9000,000.900., clared charges that the legislation ‘ ' a ; hes © . , mere aes . | : was confiscatory or anti-American | #/#nd, If extended. a - : 'were wholly unfounded. It is not difficult for any one ty NEW STATE PROHIBITION [foree prohibition as strictly ca any| Detant EtOeaan gcumetce use] Sn aman ieee ae nee ; |force prohibition as strict] 'y #8 any/ Details of any suggestions this|~¥oe sus each be allowed a pri- DIRECTOR SAYS HE'S DRY can enforced in Missouri |Government may make for modifi- Y@te oF sub-port of the character ” addition sre mt eaid sana his ‘cation of the bill were withbeld. nor just described, there will be no in- neleit Aldo Says’ Me Was Racked rought about bY) would Secretary Hughes comment on | 44*trY Im Cuba, except the Ameritan ¢ Pe] m™ . d = former Governor of } al 7 ‘o] T f h sUgAr industry. : Porto Rico, who persona! visited | Bet rae , ) It must not be overlooked that Dver. and Others. Y |quarters, however, it was. learned Special to the Post-Dispatch ieeye: gwar ae lt hal me that the statement left at the De. this is not a controversy between i el | pas : — . ac oe doree n . : ~ MAYSVILLE. Mo..jAug. 22.—L. F.. denied he had “he indorsement Of | 1 ttment attributed the opposition | 4™e@rican interests and Guban inter —? d. National Committeeman Babler ofr - - ests, but is a controversy between Hart fon Director of . a _, |to “propaganda” on the part of sugar Deriart, of E. L. (Liv) Morse, but said he had companies, and declared that the 4™<Tican Interests investing in sugar Missouri, statement, the support of Mayor Kiel, Congress- | _ - ee ' gy and American Interests investing ts * sip Ae . conflict was not one between Ameri which has men Newton and Dyer, Walter 8&8 and Catenk interests, Santee. Cuban Government bonds and — bawn mnaner Dickey and several Federal officials * home town paper, in Wansas Cit ae Tarafa held, it involved a fight |"O84 securitics. ~ lTliiwh we ' i « .€ ; — * ty Sun, teliing in the sugar men to retain privil- a may. be expected {rom “conattute areal menace |TQ DISCUSS GASOLINE INQUIRY matter of law enforcement. COOLIDGE’S MESSAGE TO LEGION ine his the wet and in Ways and Means Will Re Taken Up issue By the Associated Presa By Attorney General. of the island, if ex- position on The statement contains several “ifs"’ matter law ment, to his -—_—- ing as a t’ ora of Collins’ Death. no room argument the Associated Press “T have been classed DUBLIN, Aug = The ANnHi- papers the stats 1s a versary of the death of Michael Col- others : a ‘dry. On thie point I was observed today with n right to speak for my- dispia Ss ljutelin. (ork. Water- drv as the Voletead ities. The of Tex . of enforce- stand- ’ i@aves in the but as pe rsonal “dry . He bt i’ wet: “wr ¢ he for Says: c iew toda bv Anniversary mander “A reminder convention of cnt beginning President, “In- express through eet wish- lins ili- reserve ae)! | am as Act riijitary ied When the as Prohibition tary ford and other « Dubiin we the greatest spectacle ever seen here head of the procssion efhotaph, Miss parade in) . now taking up my duties spi! Director for. the creat is i? . it) Kittie placed a wreath on the tomb \ + prisoners were on the same footing eral of Minnesota, in making this it le so evident that they are en- ' “getermine whether there is «coms

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= » . al ~~ Set ee oe ES. 14 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDN&SDAY, EVENING, AUGUST 22, 193% a d EDXESDAY. “a | = tia — — = AUGUST 22. 1924. et rr . HOPEFUL S. ‘is as sound economically as it is socially. Evi- - : i. ST LOUIS POST DISPATCH EUROPEAN SIGN _j|denee ts swiftly accumulating that steel manu- ¥ Sa ry Be: | RGED 10 . h d repara Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Progress is being made in the Rubr an "| facturing will be no exception to that golden rule. Dec. 12, 1878. - tions problems. Poincare’s reply to Premier Bald eeu :. 3 ‘o | Pi Pudlished by the Pulstzer Pudlishing ...> irft on the part of the yg. nt sd > , : ; : ‘ : ; 4 a4° # P .. . mitsindag rte emsin chen ssllignaatglite ; AMERICANISM IN THE COAL FIELDS. Baits: Fee ee ete is 82S 3 TAKE PART IN } } , ee i Bie tg ee a ig ee eee ee ~~ an Company. Twel/th Boulevard P ‘ - , ds out more bo of a sat- : ts aa RA , end Olive Street. NtwW ENG LAND et a League of V oters. . : ~ “a ; = : sa - etive campaign ‘o a c ‘ 5 a , a . to a personal pearticl belong to any party, always oppose | ' privileged classes and public plun- This better attitude of France opens the door to 5 — mining districts it is ennsy!¥ Lini iistr ; | derers, never lack sympatr. with further negotiations which mar lead to a settie- : ian lease com ay ’ y politucs tin Misecuri to : '_™ = ; ° the poor, always remain devo-ed to ment. In the terms specified by M. Poificare, how- ee ee ee 4 0 rs ae i. chat they may have & very c are, pever be satisfied houses under terms which involve a surrencer oO: @ - al . at the League at its las? ‘ > ete e : sch i a’ . re Tm “ iDZ ic . : . - . . s . - : , . . Pe: " qimor - : | ' company bec e an insurrection st the State ———— is pf . ) 7 rta of the “Ambulance Chasers.” : ° - + : . : ‘ ¥ > EVERAL days ago I not! to find out how much moner is available in Ger- Mine Workers from providing tents or provisions = bs oe | or Republican mass ™ . " . werk A article in one of the many and to obtain centage of it for matatate-| °°" evicted strikers in Mingo Count: The suffer- j Pe Eg Ee he held early next year to > * = : a7 & : a : a as Va ada : ‘ —- * 1 - mi ' ‘ ate conve tating tha he Bar Association. : ing and privation of women ildre - a, tes to the st — © ad othe 5 ing the currency and piyin food needs of ““* : Gren. resus ‘ — will elect delegates at c “ity had instituted di ing from this itnhum order y whic om erage ’ of Kansas Cit: ad . in eoanen 1g fro his i han ord ray be imggined. In % national conventions, — Soe ir act inst ' irm r ial aly ‘mo +h DO a ? i+ +h — - F ; BY ment proceedings aga This new spirit on the part of Ger-! ‘ osing. the report deals with the empMyrment of ’ ae ae ‘Sst et the delegations as to the or Gmemems that they 4 of -rnment, having : srrection pf cha the Alabama National Guard to k a strike, fn ie a choices for the presidency eT ‘ i OF as i © Col BC LIC | cpoa- . ; ’ ee Lo. P a Out of it may come a pian bv — . he might have been warned against the : . - at 2 ae Si a but in the Democratic party the : - es ™ * & e mor a > 7 » +e ae w a3 a’ ; = . . ” a", a é 7 ere — aa see See pose te may meet the modified French de er a tanglement that dragged him tnto fame , 2 id ‘dg wae trict convention selections are jured people of St. Louis the annoyance . SE as sr hs ; ooo ~ ) | a : a * GE fect to ratification by the state of being pestered to death hy the a} .or the abandonment of military - U : ist : ‘ a ’ &> Bi i ventior runners of hundreds of nl Rubr. and thus assure the resumr IN A HUNDRED YEARS. 7 : Bs + ; ' MS m= 7 Equal Representation. chasers here there. which is necessarr to German rehabilitati: ill De go proletariat a hu ’ ' | g ra \ | Fa ae oy Under the new — > bred! : Pont) . ‘ ‘ : — - =. . . - ' oe, * Pi Pi, . ad Adout a month ago ) The whole matter of settlement. however den from Everrbody will belong t: > lei —_ . a Yast Legisiature at . ar autor b le ; he ) Me . 2 ‘ . . ' = > ' Pe h ¥ . h the League women are >-eee? . D as . ~ - ,,? -_ . > —— i ° ° Bp. about 7 a. m a runner ‘rtaln ‘@rgely upon the United States. Reports from t : me Crucgeries Of existence will > 4 | ta Ll equal representation with men lawyer called on ms leit 1e «a White House indicate that President Coolidge | tireless back of electricity. ) Se ey et Se and he offered to t my Wases tolding fast to the policy of watchfu! waiting qa hou Gay will be the maximum. > aa q - senatorial, . | Guring all th time i! uw away {rom , a Plisntianec thee — — — _ jadictal. county and city, and " 1oe the opportunity for Ameri Actions taat RoW oppress us, Suct as pails of smoke f a work if | would sign : ontract mrs -s > igang —s _ = - ve sie . ; | ‘women are being urged to ' loin . — and filthy streets i nish — - time hie boss. I ing f him how : be is awaiting a stion from th Ay streets, wii Bave vanished. The plan- : | ; i 4 : that they may hbave a 7 he learned of rr intury and : Ot : : : suggestion . _ oe ‘ thy . si . ‘ rsing with one arn oth ar Martians ’ : » ”, . influence in the election of the he got a tip on it fror ol 2 French . ‘mittee members. both men rtment?t | Pal’ hires . ; e or +s ‘ , . on . - both the men 2 nye 7 8aBs with regard to the ‘ied indebted rrestrial wi It will be the Olympian life ) women voting for who was an attorne ; 2 eedead 3 marca —" = = . asNS Me . aaa ta , , % Women members. lawrer I would go to h: vent on Which all of them declare ts a controlliz factor ! _ : On O02 inm ala. ; My : There is no obligation under to tell me how ine let i my {f rd any settlement that may be made (ric.a: 21 po¢ lal ; me ‘ = law ‘or equa! representation in La " . 7 4 7 | ‘ . 3 . : © h wes and how ¢« It is possible that the pressure of sound . re delegates to e convention, bat was and the number of la: settlements a women are prepared to make & and judgments he had gevotte reinase SSG Os legitimate business interests may ov: . orous fight for such rep -_ & certain railroad and i f e thy ' the pressure of politics which seems to ! blockin eta : 22 nto “3 and are proceeding om the t tell him to leave in order to t rid the way to helpful action on our part SOUS. to th! » wil : "a that they will be is @ 5 : Et force such recognition if they 4 induce a large attendance of t+hoe ee of him Me ieft and has sin ed DB ) plea of a at the mass meetings next year, M | R R O R " In the iiterature tesued fron a oe = lwa his d d d hat if G nee principles is demands and suggests that if German resistance ‘ — = os 3 ye sight . made a thorough investigation of conditions, has for progress and reform, never tol- | ceases, the occupation will be invisible. Severe ; es j rit re t isties with a liin erate injustice or corruption, always measures will be abandoned He offers a mora- responded with a fete. don nie ; iat i - . fight demagogucs of all parties, never | ium om cash payments arges, apparently fortified with full documentary ; “ : ‘ = e+! sa es: e - on iso) ounding statement that a ee ee ee ee ee ee Se - laughter at the bon mots of our This forecast is - tO sfe me again five times, alw: in- a eel: at , —_ . ia : Si Vrermanic anc Angio-Saxon leadership of . == SS ———— = = Ti} Sisting that 1 give him GARY'S MIS cEN FE : a i oe heer e cenibn tha! So, ——— received in the last war a blow from which } T | : ir _ ry fa)? . > +h . ’ be ‘i > _ " , ar first time, another runner called D- . ary felt that the steel work > not recover, says Steinmetz. The Slav. because of J U S A M I N U I E pP | | ( ° pP " . os aver sd ae + Regeby resenting a i-Known attorne angered, or, at least. piqued. by | educti his collectivist! oni | B I O INI , | + th nti i : his llectivistic genius, is to be the } a# a vu. 8S. Pat. ° | I > lord of the ied at. Of) , 4 _ “The right to vote on election it of little value if the voter right THE ASTONISHING SCORPION. tures? Need movement in them be always This column is designed to : pmet see to it that the party ¢ other workers who were on a u dul e tal) HE 5 : : | oman sah go =a 8 svesour sceeeu be taiks, even in rot 4 in. ' HE great French naturalist J > the result of combustion for which eatin bias the latest comment by the leading ga P and party platfo are Fabre has added to his works a stud would furnish the matertais’ Might they not wewspapers cnd iccis on the : nig Active same ae I told the frst rt ; . . ‘ pe . told e firs runner: : That ts not all From Pitteh: e -uliar authority 2 he of . Pies but moving tioned 2 x . mo ‘aie: motive power” Ww L.RTIME PRISONERS. tion of delegates to the State © ne or>nri a . : on 7 ° . °° . ww) ; [ =e )s a ; mh _ . ? as —- . ; ) - ' : - ~ - 2 on : , ig , ca = / de berth. This phemomenon has } roduc Feuto - ; , mal that this queer « a | Fabre's expressions of envy at the scor- the New Republic. | they wit their i "7 i a “ Se .©1 3 i we - ; ° ; tenth to the epider = ree) pion’s ability to go without food recall] to the i my way I would hang m Bovember, 1924, fer a are r 3 th 1 oaiiadiilies ani “ a i » : : candidate tn whose nomisation reacer those many years during which the W. tn the countrys” Thi W. in the country lis exempim had no voice, running on a eccasions since offer: fe - 2 ‘ws )) ) , -rised Hi Managers and emplorment ; -3e8, ially ©0 USIN monetary inducements fc 7? : . raming hic they to a contract ' wh ) are Low prec) ting that Set. ane Pek: 4 al > 3 ' stucr A De aii toat most %- ws ij , hie ’ » dined , ; , ' . : to a a ne naturalist. umrecognizsed by the world, lived ae There were at least ; — a whic troubied Mi Lar and oO hers 7 : ‘ % 7 as scorp: s mat, 4 . . . t * Bree _ — ; - : . pe \ 2 ‘ ~~ ae sa ‘ : ; i ; iD eri: os -- - . : bon — 5 3 ia « : ee fe - , = - called on me the day after I was *urt, will prove a myth. They ar i pare +S aegiage — from danger. as when surrounded by f , | poverty that he might study his beloved pankingz see laa: | ro we | _— a a . mest of whom have moe - a. | ore os wet teak 2 - and agony of a civilization base > th | scorpion wil! ; insects. ‘What miserr, what horrors.” he says. } d of Review of the Department @ ; es — = | - “il short time the mills will b 11) tio ‘Pr , Satis : | , would be abolished i] 4 cchgates of wee every dar or tw an ’ — eteona) me ey . | ‘ ' he " =) eo : : cua : . ¢; . 7 |*a = ‘ _ -~** . : > ‘a vw ac 0i:en if Tre were free from the . reca_lis similar *#ipress#ions of good : Women wisi’ors to "he Sate i ene dren: a. oe res three-shift basis not Stein: will prove that Fabre 1 , > hii, ~- but = _ ‘_yranny of the stomach Why. he laments. aurt: the war. But now we are at headed by Mra. T. Walter . . . ‘ ith " * ¢ . } STeinmetz | spec zr no C m Sey wernnsen ee sontin ued py po humennepe ’ ee ma individuais in regard to whom Mr. ®. Louis. president of the : ’ > ‘ " ,* , e577 ° - ‘ ; ' — . ‘ v3 ’ sy , hy : . \ sees aT ea ss a rT . - . ~~ a" the Fight vestigate that still another foreboding wil! ° totem | dine , ; fees a | he Li he Scorpio spar rtpetioy = . an ae ° - his statement are the victims of ’ and includes Mrs. Fred A. OMPpiocy nm attorne’ fo : ino . Se a oi ‘ ; . : , — ves Ma: 9° » « + n rr . a Foltttcal vm —. = + ge rothingnese—the necessity of | sing th 3 i1] the ——— : , of Fabre is huck leberry “ om par ap etn whom President Harding. almost as Ei @. Louis. chairman of He frankly a@mitted to me that he w- - ateel 4 : - 2 Orcer 4 2 oF: rs tec _ ; i te . ame huckieberry pie and watermelon, will not Sctn} act. und : to set free. See Lagisiative Information; Mra F. i. - ucts S0me ? PT . ’ e _ . ’ - ~ 7 . . a3 i+ oo ‘ _ bss ‘ Ci. ae” ' : Se . DT MMbiii ana that he was not | he eel pro 25 per cen 6 th -doler onlad hb ) harm ¢ . : # ie re agree with Fabre in this; but he had bitter were held by the Department af Ps Mittiefield of St. Louis, Miss B ; -_ — - - ae rm il? acu tely Dn a hw Contented . : , : 2 oe. ‘ ~“ : ead ; wae] . : 4 CRE See sail : i207 iG ’ > i = én ss working for any particular atto: s adequately manned by ntented orkers trib Celt. tees we witiis” tiitain : int to ® . | =e hi memories which must Rave recurred to Rim (4..ortation warrants. As soon &S a _ Tingie of Butler and Mr. Rodd Dut bad several who did al! his work. Whose efficiency has been improved - normal mr ” wes Sot s) , A Wits, 2% og? when. in ig eighties, withdrawn from ob- aént died ng Secretary a ar | Dyne of Sedalia. He stated he got the information c working hours. will met the rate of prod» , | Kr: metld we 4 - | "> Z ? ee in wae : P . Dae scurity by the hand ef his orn gen!us, he Benning ni we: > ae Srecti 3 cerning my accident from a newsp: increased as actually to reduc ; ) mee we | age ee Rageasinger Rte: t : that my continued Ris research. It was in this ripe ee Tite moins ; : Steamship Movervents. rt r —~ os i ar a : : eaperience of industry ts that :, he ' , : ae 8 VUHl r is imm » the sting : : . period of his life that he studied the scor- | cDornalk 3 Arrived. ‘sorwend pn a book on al! the repre. “*** ‘ BGUStTY iB taal the @! -hor ln | ai ¢ > ‘wed al ; pion.. This Book, the iast of his masterpieces ' Be Me Asecciated Press ser Nn SLATermren rr : “y —" - - ‘ a =o al ‘ 7 ta - ? 7 ~~ ~ - by these anon ' " = - mace \ ted ts - am —— — -— — ~ —— ‘ ‘ r { ’ : ‘ ~y . de trans.ated into English, is one of his the horter to Carada without being COPENHAGEN. Aug. aT. put feel it is unneces- . ‘ ay | best. His distinguished transiat ets Sediageene a lp et mR | New Or! wi he _ slat 3 best t or, Alexan- | , Orleans sary. I only want to show how by THE NEW “EI MIN COMMITTIE ‘ __ ; . . confer with counsel. The others are x : been caeabed ba in w a ca . ™ COMING ’ — sa of the @ ier Teixeira de Mattos, has as usual, succeed- who came to America from Bobemis @all bw Tork, chasers and mere)y seca Pa — ARCS From the Pittsburg Sun 6 bring up ! t? e , ed in giving us the perfect flavor of this and@ can speak only English: Jee ail ‘ Polk. London: Sey diitz. - ; i) . th facte . . _— = : as : ‘ . . ; " : ° : a very rare , writer, who peered at the insect as Ha , noel = ; - 2 holm. Gothenburg tha , * you might exert your efforts and ) used to tinie , in Russia. who has been here 18 | | . Linde Ma donna, TS Tee Dooce + th I 38 scrutinize mankind—and with an eye married to an American girl; Des oo s. Aug. 29, . > : more twinAiing.” | : 5 . an : "i. a . ‘ 3 : ‘ nt ta - ~s. 7" - tes ” when tad — “tego mething to ; ts _ ce ae : . ° e eae ——— British subjects whe pre : : mera; pudbilc from this s« rt ‘a — ; _ . . most of their lives in America, of nuisance. Truth is svanger than fiction. Which ex- vik. exiled from Russia as a youth A GOMETAN?T Reaves plains why fewer people believe it—Srracuse anti-cearist activities They ere ' - ee Herald mag Li" 5 OR pe. . = f Island. where only the hope of a weitGe ' Bn ’ . — ~ . . A ° - Row Deo tbe Landlords Do nh? > ; " , has bought the double fia: ° . ° wet ae pened aS beacons ed Havre, Aug 19. La Savoie, from Leavenworth is deportatieg, tWo months age. that I have LIGHTNING. is taking place as rapidiy as sy Se thed — s > + »* ‘ " : eee! ¥ . 5 : ° . H» . ss ; 2 . month $15 and the second mon: : ; ighining siay? President exact from these men 6 | Marshal Port Arthur. mere) without any repairs? The ren: ic a ON n toe And why is he a corpee who liived but yes- they remain law-abiding and loyal @ @ a LIVERPOOL Aug. 20 Bow $50 per month ; ' nee , 7s “2eut KRowin ‘ereay ernment of the Urited States? Why | » Bator Rouge NOT BLIND. BUT car T ser 3 ae :e brane fluid smote and burned his bedy piace em he class with Gray SOUTHAMPTON. tus. 7 : | pagan who were offered amnesty on the Jeror « Paton Rouge The Packer's Probiem | a | pro" 4, Guardian great. your might. to save did tion that ther accept deportation? ir Christianta, A 18, Uatted = od >» for Fabr _—_— , a naught avail —— : New | = Be TS the Editor of the Post Diapason ' ' pi Ph oan ne ; ning’s attempt to secure support fer York . : saan ; - ber . . ; : the matier _. lou te div eh Ter —_ | | : : ' yr the Oma foremen will have to. unionize then ) | aGrance 2 my investigation - - For if we live or die, we live or die together. tice knows that it was the intention fm ) swh.ze Chem lies neti — mms that if r _ K A. Stim pecs uy me boat that he is m. w Hed u ak : ‘urn to gas, frem that Y bows calls the e™MPpioyes on the floer a * ' : eee 7 —_ iy “ven » PRESIDENTS WONEY-SAVING — . 69 Eptecopal Che mases @ apeech im the firm's behalf anu he bor 5 einai a — 2d upward pass. to newer uses given. j""0™ ‘he Sar Yrancieco Bulletin. a | yates, Ris - tele us that the fi ¥ ’ . ® ton fear 291 tur fr | — . oy wre « 5° — men Sundar sor tga ew =e has done one vn tat appes * Mission tm the «udent; many more dollars thew can | yg rich man apd is sot of the type > ; Az. tie alee will be «Si 7 7 Seeees i . - = % Som .verestin fiscoreres Storms are heaven's brooms and ther ' : a lcan Stocent and Artist? | ‘2ey must rich, but with such a policy & & up PACKE CKER “pion was sweep. or life below. he ever will be poor There may Oolltic'an fore ‘ : . politician * dsm as tbeir working day from 12 to t ho } luxurious. idle to s 4 - iuzx > us sua e Omorrow ‘ or xiv re 4 ’ . ; ‘se . + _ > could get me ; ° ir ' ‘ . oe - ’ . Perhaps Steinmetz cavuee of his Judges of the cour tol e lemanding the shorter dar : us c‘~ . + ‘| : : ( ‘ ding thé short rT dat e.ectrica, ™iracies he speaks “+ - Aug. 22 a) Hamburg, Aug. iT, Resolute, York a 2 “Y am . ons. S -* -* “ Pd > * “7 —— i le Genet . : E 4 Vv RE A NR eT = Rat n Pin rs . : withou: Stagnant. self-poitsoned. would to wretched 4 he ran \cw VYort Moet Making the Blind W ait. food and zt having louel 2 ruin go in carrying out the 19 per cent pla @ 7 ae om Toe To the B@iter of ‘he Poot Diepetoh +3 APy a ‘a Ot) r0orrcec 4: en _— H % . Rzw Yoex. Ag 2: —— , me cou;iG@ untcerstand this it a sma!’ ‘unk in And not malictousiy dees lightning Clash and pring te “ite ouse,. and yet ie . , Y ® there no way to speed up the allew- U a deep inertia and slowing down his v play ‘ng tt should be possible. If so, Ge Pance to the biind whe are to receive procemess to the lowest possible limite To keep the balance true {t needs must seme 7" term aione should tnd him aes the scorpion is alwars in moti and Fabre umes siay. above any fear for hie fnuancial @ aero the great gain of saving 19 per cent) Seeistance from the State’ One case. a gives se: ad’ up tre riddie, although not witheu: ’ “eu, «OF = ; So blame not me. for I suffer with you gil nabie percentage. of cack salary , oe Reipiess biind woman. has bad + borrow guess at it » % @ fact’ b : ae, fPOm time te time being told : : ‘act. Re asks. that ant- FRAME a Ss | male of an Organization very different from | weather ot so much t= the tetal of money our own. deprived of an individual tempera. And if we live or éle, we lve or die tagether. “4 im the strengthening of racter. cure eotormnined op an active euifation. ane BR maging what ff t—en entrance soon or © eam blessed. fer i adds = govern by | laws whick ore im T , new ae pero | = =~ o that . = mutable im the w series of living crea- wie und death popen ene and by pen Ls gate. - WILI IAY .. nmewch developed in, 4 : , - 7

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MIRROR ot} IC OPINION m is designed to reproduce t comment by the leading pub periodicals on the questions — ey ARTIME PRISONERS. Republic. my way I would hang every I. W, pe country.”” This exemplary utter) Yilliam N. Smelzer, chairman of the view of the Department of Labor llar expressions of good citizenship” r. liut now we are at peace. The regard to whom Mr. Smelszer mage” are the victims of wartime hys nt Harding, almost as his last Gertook to set free. Six of the Department of Labor on arrants. As s00n aa the F y Acting Secretary of Labor, EB. &” red these men from Leavenworth t@ br immediate deportation. One McDonald, who had served oight United States Army, was rushed over » Canada without being allowed unsel, The others are Peter G America from Bohemia when @ k only English: Joe Graver, mo has been here 15 years and @ American girl; Don Sheridan er, British subjects who have lives In America; and James Blo- om Hussia as a youth In 1906 for Ctivities, They are now at Only the hope of a writ of between them and exile. That nm defiance of President Hard bvious. Acting Secretary Her tes that the purpose of their venworth is deportation, and as rapidly as possible.” If Gm bose of such release why did the t from these men a pledge w-abiding and loyal to the Ger ne 'nited States? Why did he not nh the class with Gray and San red amnesty on the express ‘iy accept deportation? Mr. Hen to secure support for his a Department of Juatice is met oy hat it is in no way concerned hdoubhtediy the Department of J " t it was the intention of Preside® these men free. It knows @& is belng defeated by an off owhing’s booklet in Childe Reo 80 spiteful.” Jt : ‘S MONEY-SAVING HABIT. Francisco Rulletin. CALVIN COOLIDGE «mys failed to save at least 10 per installment peceive. He is not & is not of the type that fuch a policy it is improbable ‘y be poor. There may be diffict yo yt the 10 per cent plan while , ¢ House, and yet by simple be poesible. If so, the end of should find him in a position P r for his financtal future. of saving 10 per cent, or any a tage. of each salary installment ent be in the total of money accumulated — “gthening of character. 3. for it adds to both jons. Self-control is_ by nothing else is ied as by saving. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ? 22, 1923. V URGED TO in PART IN POLITS: “ive Campaign to Arouse Their | Sinterest Begun by Missouri League of Voters. ga active campaign to arouse | to a personal participation | ® party politics in Missouri to the! that they may have a very defi- | yoice in the selection of dele- | to the Democratic and Repub-| : national conventions has been | wn by the Missouri League of! n Voters. This week it is dis- : ting approximately 50,000 cir-| um to visitors at the State Fair | on Sedalia urging upon women a duty | take part in politics. | The action is in line with the — on of the League at its last state ntion to counse] women to af-) e with existing parties and not | : be independent in politics, the the- | ~ being that as members of party | zations the women can have a in Government which they | not otherwise have. "women in all parts of the state | peing asked to sign pledge cards | sthey will attend either the Dem- or Republican mass meetings Mahe held early next year to select | wesates to the state conventions, | : will elect delegates at 0 reed the national conventions, possibly | euct the delegations as to the Mis- | choices for the presidency and | state platforms. These mass meetings also will elect ates to the congressional dis- conventions which will choose district delegates to the national wtions. The custom in the Re- jean party is for the action of es district conventions to be final fa the matter of selecting delegates, Sut in the Democratic party the dis- convention selections are sub- P ratification by the state con- 4 ie. e Equal Representation. Under the new law passed by the Jet Legislature at the instance of + League women are entitled to ‘equal representation with men on all ‘political party committees, state, “congressional, senatorial, legislative, Jaticial, county and city, and the ‘women are being urged to activity hat they may have a controlling tafiuence in the election of the com- Mittee members, both men and | women voting for both the men and Women members. There is no obligation under the | law for equal representation in the ) delegates to the convention, but the wémen are prepared to maKe a vig- orous fight for such representation, and are proceeding on the theory that they will be in a position to force such recognition if they can | induce a large attendance of women at the mass meetings next year. In the literature issued from the te headquarters of the League in lHuis, it is stated: “The right to vote on election day ‘ts of little value if the voter does Rot see to it that the party candi- Watesand party platform are worth Yoting for. Unged to Take Active Interest. "Uniess the women of this State (take an active interest in the selec- fon of delegates to the State Con- tion they will cast their ballots “November, 1924, for a presidential iidate in whose nomination they | Wad no voice, running on a platform | the framing of which they had | RO part.” The delegation at work among. Women visitors to the State Fair is Maded by Mrs. T. Walter Hardy of . louls, president of the League, includes Mrs. Fred A. Reid of louis, chairman of Political and ve Information; Mrs. F. H. Mittiefield of St. Louis, Miss Rachel | ye of Butler and Mrs. Rudd Van | of Sedalia. Steamship Movements. Arrived. 7 the Associated Press. SCOPENHAGEN, Aug. 17.—Gorm, Orleans. York, Aug. 22, President 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 a HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON ¢ Conkling Photo. Mrs. John C. Colwell Jr. She was hostess today at a lunch- eon bridge for an autumn bride, Miss Myrtle Truitt. PBL Lad ~~ Fein i i i i di Social Items Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Mitchell, daughter and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Todd Clark of 5297 Westminster place, will leave St. Louis soon to make their home In New York. Mrs. C. Todd Clark Jr. of 5321 Savoy Court and her grand- mother, Mrs. William D. Orthwein of 15 Portland place, are passing the month at Colorado Springs. Mrs. Raymond M. Spivy of 4728 Westminster place and her little son, William II, have returned from a | | | | visit with Mrs. Spivy’s parents, Mr. | and Mrs. Francis G. Eaton of 80) Vandeventer place, at their cottage in Wequetonsing, Mich. Mr. and | ‘ ‘toring through New England. They (are being loaned by the Namendortf cee = : — = . , , re /expect to spend some time in New |Umbrella and Luggage Co., 228 N. o » o : ’. York and Atlantic City before re- | Eighth gtreet. ‘ OuUuISs niversi y iturning to St. Louis. Mrs. Eaton will remain in the north until late next month. Mrs. Dwight Tredway of 5142 Washington boulevard will go to Chicago in September to visit her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Bissell. Mr. and Mrs. Bissell and their daughter, Miss Emily, are now motoring! through the East. At present they |Mr. and Mrs. William E. Candy of | are at Ogunquit, Me. Their young' son, Arthur Dwight, who has been spending the summer -at a boys’ camp in Maine, will return to Chi- | cago with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William ©. Connett 'of 4422 Lindell boulevard and their four children will depart next week by motor car for Charlevoix, Mich.., | where they have taken a cofttage. They will remain until early in Octo i ber Mr. and Mrs. James M. Franciscus of 10 Lenox place and their daugch- ‘ter, Miss Marian, will return from their esWtern trip the first week in | September. They have been away since August 1, part of the time touring California, and are return- ‘ing by way of Seattle, Banff and | Lake Louise. ‘ington University this fall. j her debut this autumn. n hospital here last night after ; SALESMANSHIP ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT ADVERTISING GENERAL BUSINESS | | { Miss Florence McTague. daugh- |} iter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mc- Tague of 5290 Westminster place, will return to Columbia University Sept. 1. She has been visiting her parents since the first of August. -_—- -- - ‘Kingsbury place and her son and FOREST 1370 FOREST 1080 é - -iaw, 4 . ‘ . 4 -— —_ ) 3 ‘ward Gardner of 6110 Pershing av2-|\7-"™ — « h f f } | é DA LJ G ri E R S > nue, are at Lake Twichell, in the! : ee RESORTS. -_ () p eC eate ae Miss Barbara Bledsoe of Chicago | | is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. | and Mrs. M. J. Farrell of 5864 Clem- | ens avenue. Miss Elizabeth Farrel] _returned Friday from visiting Mrs. |W. T. Nardin of 6253 Westminster | place, who with her two sons is oc- cupying the Goddard cottage at Greenwich, Conn. London; Seydlitz, Bremen. holm, Gothenburg. n, Aug. 20, Madonna, New felphia. burg, Aug. 17, Resolute, New Buenos Aires, Aug. 21, Western . ad, New York. rmo, Aug. 14, Giuseppe Verdi, te York. aire. Aug. 19, La Savoie, New 7 Salled. | ‘ AVONMOU TH, Aug. 20.—bBritish hal, Port Arthur. _ LIVERPOOL. Aug. 20.—Seminole, Rouge. SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 20. Si... *, Baton Rouge. Christiania. Aug. 18, United States, | Ssolgg es, Aug. 20 “‘uscania, New ‘York. gz . Tuscania mbenhagen, Aug. 21, Estonia, » Aug. 16, Martha Washing- 68, New Yor: ~~ Preach Farewell Sermon. © Rev. K. A Stimpson, rector + &. John's Episcopal Church, 3666 A y renal Street, will preach his fare- Well *rmon Sunday morning Hie l depart Monday for Paris, France, e he will be in charge of St. - Mission in the atudent quar- il also will be chaplain of the ee n Stucent and Artists’ Club. ie ee ren wl York ‘Host Dics. ew York” Aug. 22.—With the yesterday of August Guido » from heart disease. New — ost one Of ite celebrated rer- : eee. less than a week ago Urned from Nauhe im, where @4 gone in-the hope of regaining yr For more than 40 years been known for his restau- | ™ Ot 108 East Fourteenth street, Many Hall, gethering | and men vi note. Mr. and Mrs. Martin O'Meara. George Benham of 565858 Clemens avenue, have departed to make their ' home in Palham, N. Y. Dr. and Mrs. Ellis Fischel of 82 Aberdeen place have returned from | Fish Creek, Wis. Mrs. Fischel spent 'June and July in New York before going to Fish Creek. Mrs. James Victor Dunbar of 5591 ! who have been the guests of Mrs. | .O’Meara’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | ~ Liverpoo!, Aug. 21, Havreford, | |sachusetts coast. Round the W orla Besotuve Jan. Is 'of 5418 Cabanne avenue are touring Wisconsin. | Partmer avenue and her little | caughter will return early next week from Grand Haven, Mich., where they have been spending the sun mer Her sister, Mrs. Gerald Bai-cr« of Shreveport, La., and two iftlle anughters whd™also have been at '(jeand Haven, returned to St. Lov!s Sunday and will remain here until early autumn as the guests of Mrs. Laird’s mother, Mrs George J. Hess. Mr. Dunbar recently foined his wife, ’ ' | and daughter, and will return with | chem Mise Felicia Chisolm. daughter of Capt, and Mrs. Fdward N. Chisolm Jr. of 841 Westgate avenue. will have as guest next week Miss Loti | Ficken of Charleston, S. C., who will arrive Monday. Mra. F. C. Riddle of 5878 Cabanne avenue is in Chicago visiting her sis- ter. Mrs. Edward Hodgkins. & -_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Crane of 6°38 Washington boulevard, who have been touring the East since early in July, are in Chicago where they have taken an apartment near the lake shore. They will motor hack to St. Louls early in Septem- ber. Mrs. D. A Phillips of *5861 Nina place and her daughter, Miss Dor- othy, are expected home from Sylvan. Beach, Mich.., as aes 4. ing avenue departed today for the|| §necial Summer Rates | am Fast to join her daughter, Miss Ber- | VON WARLICH, {and protege became a love affair. | MISS LA BEAUME TO ICE DENCHII TICKETS . wre on; aa oe A | | German S r y “ ; Marrytns ey Widow and fangled radio.’ Arrived in Paris, he Vas I hastened with her from the train to/ divorced 7 Years Later. ay Line Associated ne the Mayor's office, where they were ; * @ rs | | NE ORK, Aug. 22.—Reinhold|™arried. Then they hurried to an- Will Become Bride of Harold H. | Big Brothers’ Minstrels Not Con-|Von Warlich, German concert|/other train and sped away on their | . Singer, who in 1910 startled society | honeymoon. wedding his benefactress ‘“be- NEW Y Short in Ceremony at St. | nected With Work of Big |}* * Peter’s Church. Brother Organization. tween tra di: »® , » 9 : ® tughter of the late Edmond understood by most St. Louisans, is | Turk. minster place, and Harold H. Short,|®" O'sanization of local singe h t | fluis emo s0n of Mrs. William Short of New! Which has been in existence for | yn W. La Beaun f 4710 West-' , ) ) ( n 1e oO ‘ cat | wa nisatt ~~ sins -| Von Warlich s first bride, won by | / ! = | | Specially Priced $ .00 late Rev. Dr. Short, former pastor Of/¢... ine fact that it is comros St. Peter’s Episcopal Church here, | will be married at 11 o'clock tomor-|°f 8roups of brothers, including the |“ row morning at St. Peter's Church.|Cosby brothers, the Ecoff brothers, |'"°S* fam Since the family of the bride are!the Fisher brothers. and others Th. in mourning, the ceremony will we | ,; very quiet, only members of the im: mediate families attending. ing the ceremony, the couple will de-|Theater next Saturday for the bene part for New York, where they will) ‘fit of the Post-Dispatch Free Ice for reside. The bride is a graduate of Mary) i. membhe » @y | linist in t chestra. 1 (nis songs ins,” in Paris, only © be| , ; idiverced by her seven years later, | - For Early Fall Wear was married in the City Clerk's of- | M ISS LESLEY LA BEAUME,! The Big Brothers’ Minstrels, as iS ‘fice here SONS a year after her 78-year-old 4 y For Thursday York, formerly of St. Louis, and che inearlt; four years, deriving its name | husband had died 4 . ; Judson Ovington, wealthy widow of | brac shops. . | ingtons gave Von Wartlich. A hough its present activity in pro-|then 22 the best muei anll ~ ‘ j : St peed ee eee : will offer every Hat on our Main Follow- | moting the show at the Orpheum | oDdtainable. | Babies’ Milk Fund indicates the iti- | the attachment between benefactress Mrs. Ovington, who had gone mer, exchanging ardent mes: | tartled Society im 1910 by} S@seS with her by the then ot yesterday to Miss Bertha ional rendition of love | . was Mrs. Edward r of one of New York’s| ous porcelain and bric-a- To encourage early buying—we Reinhold, son of a vio-'! he late Czar Nicholas’ or- ewarded his patrons with | a Then Ovington died and —— i : ONE PRICE FY. | / Floor tomorrow at terest of its members in the future Institute, and served overseas during | , et citizens of St. Louis, the club has! the war with the American Fund fcr) vi ation with tha wake on & the French Wounded, and the Young _ icine ve pon : tsation in th D a , ’ : oT er reanizati J © | Women's Christian Association.. She hed ' ign ee ) ont Rialto. building. Some slight con- | recently returned from New York, | ° y fusion, probably none that has been | Heads—Dissolve Them ‘harmful, has been occasioned by Equeez! i where she spent the past year. The wedding originally was announced to} take place Aug. 29, in New York. |the similarity ot names. | heads m | Station K S D of the Post-Dis-| irritation to broadcast the | Mrs. S. FE. Mel \adtedaa of 732 West- | Patch is arranging gate avenue will b> hostess at a|Program Saturday evening fn order | : to take care of the overflow audi- omy one cretions luncheon bridre party next Satur- ‘ that never day at the Gatesworth Hotel for|jemce Of fricnds of the babies. A) Miss Helen Crowley of 6803 Kings-| heavy advance sale of | bury boulevard. Miss Crowley’s mar-|Pported by John C. Fecoff, manager) about - Bprink!] Sit tickets is re- them. riage to Milton. Weil of Shreveport, |Of the Minstrel production, and E.| yuy over of the | few sec: aurpr! | La., is set for Sept. 18, at the Chase | J. Sullivan, manager ‘ ‘ i . ‘ ; . seq i‘ Ser t} at e ; rliack 7T . Hotel. Mrs. A. F. Meyer of Shreve-|Orpheum, has opened the regular sel Mansilcde ss bras MMocampeire BCHOOLS AND COLLEGES port, sister of the groom, will a | 98s office in order to accommodate | left soft (ADVERTISEMENT) | Young Girls Clear Away , ra ee sbaggaay fag 22 ake real. pores large and cause Wash off the Cuticura Ointment in five } Hats for Misses Squeeze Black-' | Pimples With Cuticura | Select the Hat you admire and Gently smear the pimples with Cuti- pay only $5.00. nz and pinching out bdlack- cura Ointment on the end of the finger. ckheads are caused by | minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot dust and dirt and ee-.| water and continue bathing for some ! Hats for Matrons nei he akin. ac. oar as minutes. This treatment is best on rising and retiring. ~~ Dept 396, Malden 48, Ma io. m m4 Ee ete | Colors: Trimmings: Cuticura Soap shaves without mug. | Black, Sand Wood Brown . Feath ‘Ta, Ostrich, Flowers, btagithoade tetihe tan. Cocoa, Gray, China Blue, Ribbons, Ornaments, Bowes and , Beaver and Pheasant Metallica nds—wash off and you'll safe and sure way, the and and the pores in their natural | — rive next week to be the guest of | patrons of the benefit. Moat Miss Crowley until after the wed-| The following young ladies will SCHOOLS ‘S AND ND COLLEGES FILING , } Ss /, ding. Miss Margaret Crenshaw ofj;sell flowers, candy and progran 5953 Enright avenue will entertain during the show: Misses Marian with a luncheon bridge for Miss| Brown, Virginia Howard, Dorothy Accredited Day and Crowley on Sept. 13. | Brown, Frances Mary Hatfield, Evening —— ‘Martha Abigail Ecoff, Lavern Fvans, leading to thedegree of * , ‘ ‘o i« " eon SO pas sy yer! Miss Marie Walsh of New York is | Vy erna Oecertel. Cecelia Acheso} . Doctor or. | Tuesday, Medicine éSurgery | STANDARD SCHOOL of Filing & | | a a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs./Catherine Wolff, Bernice Wolff, N. J. Walsh, 4372 Laclede avenue. | Josephine Luby and Aileen Rummel. a heel eT © = ' + .¢ Opportunity to w . ; aR ae They will be chaperoned iby Mmes chromate Selena! Pt I (The Globe Wernicke Co.) 'Ed Cosby, Robert T. Ecoff, Bert | medical credits. For catalog OF 404 N. 4th St. Phone Olive 1718 in 3 ae a tr satiianiin address Registrar, Box Ao . Pas teinntain Rite — 5933 Lindell drive and their daugh- | Cosby and Kdga} A he son. Chicago Medica! School, Rhodes fre wre VW Spe lalize in locat ng our graduates. Mr. and Mrs. L. Edward Lortz of ter, Mrs. Norman A. Jones, are mo-| Canes for the minstrel paraders - 4 7 _ ee eee ——— ' |'Masonic Home Childre n on Outing. | Sixty-five children from the Ma- i sonic Home of Missouri, 5351 Del- miar boulevard, were taken to Creve ‘Coeur Lake today on their annual "MEDI ATicc r % , . (outing. The affair is in charge of e* Miss Ruth W. Candy, daughter tthe Christman Commibne cae ee PH home. There are 130 children in the Two |! Mrs. Jane Creel of.5095 Water- man avenue departed today for a three months’ -visit in California. home, ranging in ages from 5 to 16 Wis., where she has been passing the summer. She will enter Wash- S ithe summer with relatives. ycars. Those not taken to Creve THE SECRETARY ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY ‘ > - a: » are 7 ding ‘ ‘ . , é Coeur today a spending a part of 2°07 North Grand Boul. St. Louis, Mo. BIG RUSINESS HAS , ‘E FOR YOU— Courses TERM OPENS Li | Indexing Founded 1818 °45 Faculty Members | ret Harte’s fs Day and Sea Law Pin ALOMY CINE, DENTISTRY, ARTS AND SCIENCES, SBRAR NEY. ILOSOPHY, DIVINITY, COMMERCE AND FINANCE 6129 14 . a saad will re ‘reparatory Schools. Miinimum terms Maximum standards. | R A DD Dp ees “ sng meh 3 pinnae y alee a | ) 5 ) lor full information and free prospectus of any department, address - . ' ul nN ex "ee 4 “a ‘ re , jf v: la ry With Jaequelin Logan, Maurice Flyna, sissies 1S Geo. Fawcett and Charles Ogle. Mi Mary Elizabet! Edwards, iR. LL. Polk, Directory Publtsher, Dics, | Ss ry zabeth dwards | , — 7 Y. Mi. c. A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE daughter of Mrs. George Lane Ed- | By the Associated Press. wards of 3490 Rosedale avenue. will | ST. PAUL Aug. 22.—Ralph be hostess this evening at an infor- |Polk, 72 years old, of Detroit, Mi ma ees jweek's illness with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Neil O’Day have re- \« Address turned from their wedding trip ‘mal bridge party. She will make /publisher of cit irectories, died at’ ACCOUNTANCY TRAPEIC MANAGEMENT age | }publisher of city dil rb COMMERCIAL LAW PUBLIC SPEAKING eee ote} a ae Chase (=e 2 bce eS its. FALL COURSES NOW FORMING 8 Orchestra, ae he North Side YY. M. C. A. School of Commerce, 3100 North Grand Bi. ' through the East and are occupying the apartment of Misses Mary Sem- BUCKINGHAM HOTEL > el S 505 ersh. ple and Isabel Scott at 6054 Persh (EUROPEAN) ing avenue until the return of the Misses Scott from Wequetonsing, | A ND A N NEX Mich., in October. (AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN N) 4 Mrs. FE. L. Wheeler of 5754 Persh- nadetta Charlotte, who has been vis- | Popular-Priced Cafe iting relatives in Buffalo. Coolest Place in St. Louis | Overlooking Forest Park Mrs. Herbert S. Gardner of 13) HOTEL ANNEX daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Adirondacks. Miss Louise Edwards of 5870 Clem- | UNITED AMERICAN LINES { ens avenue is in Europe with Mr. and} § (HARRIMAN pot AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS i . send eb PERFORM, DAILY ar THE WEST te LYRIC Igy YY, 4 MARGUERITE DELA MOTTE 4 Bro thers fj | % BATT O'MALLEY 'NOAH BEERY WILLIAM V. MONG Minstrels Paypal > sues vorncs € At the Gy WAR DERING |. Complimentary Opening rs. Clar cAdams an ~ Za-| 4 Joint Service wit | | beth Lord of 6041 nd Miss Elizt-/ # HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE | Sat Au 25 at S915 P MI | » || SIXTH AND CHESTNUT °9 vy. ‘ . e e Last 3 Days—30¢ Matinees | r , place | €UROPE Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McKeen of! @ ENGLAND FRANCE : To Cherbourg, Southampton, Ham! GERMAN) Benefit Post-Dispatch Free Ice for Babies’ Milk Fund “BROADWAY GOLD” ‘THE BROKEN WING’ Kenneth Harlan Miriam Cooper 4959 Hortense place are at Harbor “ESOLUTE ot. 4 Oct :, Pee I, Q, ( ' Jt) 4 Is — . — #i«j+# te > sey ‘ . . ve: ” ‘ve ; > ( ‘ ] a ) ) e Pe T ‘ Springs, Mich. RELIANCE = West Washington St... CHICAGO —_ Win f mh 9 M , Al ‘ t World champlon ice skaters —s _————- —- Ls oat | —_ . te ! 10x Office ]] MUNY OPERA STARS) "tarot tov SEE THE BIG STREET am SATURDAY |] Superb Program of Stage and | n “‘Haunted Spooks’ Sereen Attractions—Come Early! 1 Billy “itis Orchestra ae eee + —— ee - _ - a ee ee _— . a . STA RTING SATU RDAY AT SALE eee Greatest DRAMA BEAUTIFUL sie shown in FASHION PAGEANT | ba sang bintys | “The White Rose’ New York and Municipal Theater—Forest Park ¢ Made—the Story WITH j other citles ut A GORGEOUS SPECTACLE pellet a9 wane Mae Marsh Ivor Novello a n admission WHICH OPENS crmphony Orchestra, of 60. pleses op Carol Dempster ‘price of $2.00 chorus. Porter Strong Neil Hamilten | NOW ON AT THE LAST WEEK {ifiaaeeliD. W. GRIFFITH'S — a A A Ae beautiful ballet — Internationa! acrobats. Spectacuiar scenic effects — real ‘T.AYVIO - Tw ie »#K very Day ~ 15 yndo! real water—brilliant ' a gorgeous electric An All Star fountain ecene. Ing Mex aitro 51] > latest fashions on beautiful iS , {ARRI 1Gl living models. -Sys , NTIAI try $1.50 P Pienty of Cood Seats (Wtralfs The Royal Mull Steam Packet Co. %, a 2 n et na 2 = a s @ © & f pox Seatr. $2.00. First Reserved See. > —/r ‘ aS oom ¢ AS EMRIOGREATER ee eteaiiaiite tion, $1.50. Second Reserved Secties, TRAVEL AND RESORTS. | —- + = SWIOR TREAT Cruising ’Round theWorldis the fs ROU N D’ » Great Adventure TH EO ee: $ MAKE THE DREAM COME TRUE ; $1.0C Unreserved Beats. 566. RES Crxdohuwm Cocall CPERA —Plus Ten Per Cent War Tax—- ; —— oe Coke De 36" Tickets now on sale at Baldwis [oe] com ied & v | 3 Piano Co., 1111 Olive 8t. | t—) 3 - ASO yy ne LOO Sm 8 88 2 S88: | ACTS. PICTURES} ——— — phe. G ace 30,000 Wonder Miles—133 Days at B LE HEADLINERS EMPRESS mA Al, aT. SSOU R 1 Wy C Q L D ; Cost— little more than home expenses 3 Under the Experienced Management of the CRUISE? American Express Travel Dept. |; PEN] . New Cunarder S.S.FRANCONIA TRO Sails from New York Nov. 15, 1923, eer or from San Francisco Dec. 4. Returns to New York March 27 ages NOVELTY (OE 1B KELCEY, : | IER’S) ANTRIM | ()PENANG Serr. st | | CASTLE HALL UPE & c¢ ). WITH | OLIVE AND 28th STS. AN "BRAZILIAN WOODWARD PLAYERS | | REOPENS Carefully planned Itin Visiting Havana, Panama Canal, San Francisco, Hilo, Honolulu,Ja pan (13days— Y okohama, Kamakura, Tokyo, Kobe, Kyoto, Nikko, Inland Sea, Miyajima), Shanghai, : BA SEB ALL ong, Manila, Batavia, Singapore, Rangoon, Calcutta, Co- lombo, Bombay, Port Tewfik, Cairo, Naples, Monaco, Gibraltar. Send for Details, Deck Plans and Itinerary RROWNS -¥S, BUSLUR im ae WV AMERICAN EXPRESS—Travei Dept. Sportsman's Park S¢. Lowta:r Ninth and Leecuwst Sts.: Bell, Olive T280-6709. ; Dattas: 1806 Commerce St. KManmnanansx €¥¢*: S125 Metree Sf, iret G Tickets — a je Btart& ; s * ‘1M ame Starts at © Clock | DINKOT MG BUSINESS HER_BIG ACTS—7 WHY MEN LEAVE ? ||DELMONTE 25¢ sewii| Saturday, August 25th Deimar @ Ct Mats. sae sane HOME = al . Better and More Beautiful every evening, except TODAY oe J2ND BIG REVIVAL WEEK Dancing Sunday afternoons =| OUBLE HEADER Season Tickets on Sale | Turn to the Ri rht Senda” F fame ah IWNS we RONTON Monday, August 27. i pg tne og a aad Wrtdee ereninas at ? ees — ie HW CONQUERING POWER GET IN TOUCH wie POCST-DISPATCH WANT ALG, . ea Sale Arcade Building

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/ of A ae Equals that of the by 7 : The © ty Circulation of the Daily POST: DISPATCH arene wer ee oa -_ a ~ ee SLU antl a lr nal = | = EE SSsSsocoVceaasasaoaaqasasaaeanaae= Sunday y Post-Dis, Daily Glohe-Democrat and the Times Combined. . ED St ~~, . ' nied. Liting had an attorney and four w't- a rti sers R — = — oe for St. Louisan Den > ea here. One of the friends of NO BOILING ~ a =. ; ORE C > the Post-Dispatch por ‘ fiat ets negroes arrest- f S ." , i oy al POR HEALTH ¢2.—The Liting testified that negr S a . ad Other ag JE F FERSON CITY, Aug. 22—The ~ oy ene a ; , 7 ‘ in any LI EAD EMS A mer ; a —- ~ » ——- ee ee et ee pe ee - ow i ie , Af! for the thetts ans — e of Miss ce Me erd: Dees That He Wul Resign Office +o * nor a requisition fr * the Sia at the Command of His f Illinois for exvie Liting. junk deaier “wal P iad sent therm el , PART THREE Associated Press. lat Be / > Sw = . ; ‘; x oe ep ae CTAHEE as OUSE FURNISHING CO. | $e Kendal capac ears 07 rad #94 och Laine comices | Trouble With | \ | Beet ral MEIC] on ; aci as d that he Bad not been im i1:uno:> >: = SQ where he wil! spend s'x weess or tw everal years. i yas not Bugs Rats: . Fe: i cemebGas a | one n-ne beeline once and saraom used in Saint (ou Wainwright BL Olive 3363 Just Three More Days to : tended to resign, ana jeclared tha — 1139 Pine St. =e “1Y".Batimore Wad a ae Take Advantage of These — g° tr the West for a few —_—— ees Exceptional Offerings! : - ind of suits that | | ir | Undeniably smart im J J | /, The kin wr their tailored simplic. g are always tasteful and Eh - Zl ity are these new suits. give several years wear. — 610-612 Washington Avenue $75 sheestie ‘Davenecite Suite $35 Chi This massive Davenette Suite is upholstered in fine quality brown Finished in golden oalky a 4% Spanish imitation leather. The divan opens into a full-size bed. large clothes bh ’ Armchair and rocker to match. A beautiful Set ment. a ee nd hat | that you will want to possess. ee in this er eS x zi aonie ‘ersary Sale .. ee be te eed de ee a ee el YS YY YY XS Because of the nature of the August Economy Sales, which is to offer the most wanted new apparel at appreciably less than actual worth, tomorrow’s low price is _ possible. ee Bed Suite | SS pencil $250 Cane ed R =? gerat is the J-doo This attractive Cane Bed Suite makes a living room by Gy : itis s ity Foes by night. Each piece is upholstered in a fine quailty and has the Marshall spring seat construc- tion. Priced at this extremely low ce for ~~ ‘ ; - «ite - s« le - nniversary Sa Torcher - : come in a 14) F variety ef cvi- = ; ve. The base De Say: we s finished in gold bronze ] com piete Saat t , cord and Pp $200 bescnsy sre Suite a : cre as ~ r \ | Models for nf ye =e , Street SS ery Traveling Office Sport Sensational News : —— General of Our August yy The majority in the E-C-O0-N-O-M-Y long coat style that fol- low the limes of the youthful _ silhouette. DRESS SALE ) rel fr arrow-heads, new belts. | embroidery, stitching, Sis be pudlished soon. Hun ~ : braid, etc. Coats with dreds o! the latest Autum beautiful silk lining. stvies will be $45 Values : $35 Values {| | Banded Velour Sport Hats $25 Va l ues — | [deal Autumn Hats in Popular New Styles AT AN EXTRAORDINAR Splendid $ IY5 A Values at R LP DOT rite is well constructed and finished in = Ls - : Pat. ae a an r, - ‘ > ‘ > « . . x k > ‘ . K . . > . ‘ > « + ‘ > ‘ . > ‘ > , > ~ + —~— a . > ° Oe ee ee ee oe: ~ — “ ~ ia” an Ae ¥, we e ~: 7a Va Vin Wigan ATs A ae aan ¥ ava SS SSS SS SS eg Seg 3-Pc. Windsor Bedroom S R nee s finished - b and has & burners, it Each piece is well constructed, large in proportion and f 4 Daker. Frriced spe- walnut. Suite comprises large-size rege ow-end bed and chifforette. Very special : this Ind Anniversary Sale . Via Wav ¥-7 6? —- > , Willi De la Th rh my rr “ Third 20° SSS ae | $35 Reed-End $2 75 Windsor Chifforobe Bedroom Suite Day-Bed os signed ans it.is finished tn wal- Re : t- - ht. itm mortises b« ai arge iresser. spacious chifforobe spring and evens inte a tiful vanity size bed. At this very ya re 4q = | 7 ae remnant —-_-_—— oer — eee feel COO EEE lL lS DlCUC OU ware: =e eee eee j= are arapec rrs yt ——_ eS is gorgeous overstuffed Suite & solidly constructed t and has the Marshall spring loose cushion constructioa. ms tifully upholstered In «a combination of e ‘apestry and velour. It is @ rare value, Se . special fer this ‘nd Anniversarr Gale . Ky 2 @- =e a

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WEDN mepay, 4 . “a ; ’ — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22. 19923. ——— A ene inday Post-Dispatch rtisers Receive R CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATI 3 ee asese in any Other St. Louis iopinanen Markets and Sports News* WANTS, REAL ESTATE — ee nail —_ ee a . "PART THREE. ae KI} ’ F STRANDED bee Passengers have been shel- | Small Opium Crop in Jugo-Slavia. | e tem porari]! Southampton | @Y the Associated Prese | lhothte. bs grilles . BELGRADE, Jugo-Slavia, Aug. |[® , ut the majority of them | oe mH. opium crop in Jugo-Slavia | po returned to London. A few this year is the smallest in several 2 |} will sail on a Canadian Pacific boat. years past. The present crop, it is from Liverpool Saturday but the ma-/! estimated, will not be enough for a, A ene ee ewe ee ' jority of them are likely to walt| seed purposes. Planters are asking j}until the Empress of Scotland sails, | the Government to help them im- i |} which will probably not be for two! rort seed from Asia Minor. a Are Quartered in London or three weeks. “Potels and Farmhouses Until = The second class passengers have) SS === eC s oes A other Liner Sails. been scattered over Southampton and oo n nearby resorts, some having even —_——_——_ been quartered in farmhouses. we the Associated Press The third class passengers have n ASTOR aviation center now used as an En- damaged Canadian Pacific | clish “Ellis Island’’ here they will Wmpress of Scotland, have! be cared for until another Canadian a wreck (oe York. Officials are endeavoring is to live in New | struck a eudmere _to charter another steamer for the York: to dine onthe per way from Hamburg to | voyage. ASTOR ROOF isto sailing for Quebec today she had a bad hole punched in her sil Ned. The prospective pas- | hull and that her starboard engine “5 from the heat face an indefinite stay in was damaged wien she struck the and clamor of the city etrecets. : acity unti] the middie of Sep- ter under control. There was no dis- es turbance among the 200 passengers Ty gome of the firet class and second | from Hamburg. Bond Corporation Real Estate Loan Real Estate Public Relations Safe Deposit Savings v OUR advertising is good, but ; you try to feature too many dif- ferent kinds of service.”’ @ We hear that quite often. Here is the answer: ONDON, Aus. 22.—Hundreds of been sent to Atlantic Park near Zimes Square~ New York stranded tm London and Pacific vessel is available, as these mpton yesterday. The Empress of Scotland wil) be find a cool, inviting country, 26 other ships due to wreck. One of her holds filled, but F.A. MUSCHENHEIM “3 would-be passengers on | Southampton, a former American ton as a result of the liner | passengers can not be sent through To stay at the Astor wease! was 60 badly damaged put in dry dock today. It is believed and enjoyable me ip the near future are booked the pumps were able to keep the wa- $35 Chifforobe Finished in golden oak ak, a large clothes hanging Bremen. ment. 4 drawers and hat box. Special for this 2nd Anniver- $18 15 Sary Sale... sé . There is only éne thing we are featuring—one idea we are trying to put over. It’s the fact that we can give you EVERY financial service. Si a _ ge + They 3 4 Are the Masters OOK into the carpeted office in the sky- scraper, into the directors’ room, look be- hid the door marked president's office, look into the Capitol Building, the Senate Chamber —and you will not find the real masters. @ But look where the little children play— there are the masters, ruling you by the power of love and trust. Are you keeping faith with them, teaching them the secrets of success? ‘Remember to teach ‘them Thrift. What of Li aoe . te fw 3 se : their education? Are you saving for it? q A Mercantile Savings Account will help nificent Elec —— il ac Va . sen Se y \ | them, and help you help them. ns come in a \ | a . , , ‘ 2 + 6 i iastety wt Vee oF AY Sey BRP ce Bb,

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> - oo Cee ee ee ee ee Democrat and the Times Combined. — - =e 18. ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH - The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe- — ;' “ | Bor ccgg om Thinols Legislator Dies. GB Companics Fad to Acree. |gotiations which have been in pros- the Asgociated Pres Br the Ageoriated Press iress in an endeavor t “react. OANA Iil.. Aug. 22 — Joe oh Con- 4 ' 7 " or _ a. . ‘ ~ reerment “ the =? " mT a — . re a rm-r Stat a ep- LONTX N Aug & ; ste ‘ Agi ‘ h do. |} ’ ears ta. ? }? Gulf and West Indies lb etroieum Cor- | dated Oil Corporat egentative and for many years ac- wry co- a t ; : = 5 o- th an - = ed _ - —_— =F . ’ 4 . paration announc he fullure of uf-'t operation in the Brit tiie ir fxepublican poHtics. led hrve yestercay He served s2veral uwrms in _ - ~ 7. >_*F = t*. Iitirois Legisistureé FBeroatcast™ —ehe Br Receiver Vocal Recital Presented by Miss Hartog and Mrs. Branden- - | = satiaw:iA urger OT we ie FY ee eee rr ° — — a a et rc. oa y—- motion. Re-seal as often as al Exchanges Ne | | St. Louis Ranks Fifth Seals air-tight, water- you like. i! . : + -~MTOD + d - % P. M. | factu City. tight, germ-proort an See the mew Atlas Jelly Wednesday—8 :! ‘00 ro on a As Manufacturing Cit} mouse-proof. No. drying Giass with the Duplex Seal at ’ ithe St. r, wis reahi ~ =) . Tl c+ ous. * the ity surround 24 out or spoiling. your dealer's. . Th —~ _— « neater sie ‘Vheredap Stent fil] os et he tgs menetactare Look for The. Duplex Seal weekd te located bere. This is th HAZEL-ATLAS GLASS COMPANY Studio broadcasting was resumed ee “i Factory and Main OfficeWheeling, W. Va.) last night at Station K S PD after an z - ma wer] - - un ee} uring se | living vahes f niture : ° J. E. McLAUGHLIN, Agent hi iding | from fact the hom Lagust Merchants-Laciede Bidg., Se. Louis or LP Mae Ee eS * , ‘; — me ¢ -- : - The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis newtpaper giving Associated Press news 6th and Washingios ee S°atlo!r as ¢& sented bv Miss Edit CANTON SILK soprano. of Bellev wm idk Vere fine «ilk finished Car Silk = nda are . rape! Special at by Mrs. Imma Bran ~ & € \zes ’ »}) — | | a “gga, re ' , . | Arkansas. Tennessee and Missouri | | —_ Sl. to 10 (seconds DS. ves’ + | 4 ; elena i . | — | 2 a Associations Inc ed in Plans ) | | i Laid in Little Rock. a) : ; 19c Vests 8Sc Union ‘Suits an | OY ee Qavectose’ Prous “3 tf | | . ding ; LITTI ROCK, Ark., Aug. 22.— | ({ | menses knitte er check if th bodice top « Suits wit! Ratification of the agreement by }) | - up shoulders Regul ar in back 36 *| which the Arkansas Cotton Growers’ , : ratra sizes r to 44 (Me Pr) - +4 - ° ("o-operative Association wil market (ij 50c Union Suits 2Sc Lisle Socks $7] | the cotton for the Tennessee and J) | | Nomen's k* Men's full mercerized 4 Missouri marketing associations dur- {[( Euitse wit lisle S&S ain in . ack # \tne the coming season was the chief 1) | ahoulder _ and navr ak Ls ae rd ¢ T) a e tt extra sizes Special. Fioor), spe ial. $ action of the Boa: c AMrectors o¢ \ the Arkansas organizations at the | - monthly meeting here yesterday. The }\\ | Extra Size 9x12 CONGOLEUN, sf | directors authorized the signing of || » 7 ’ MUSLIN will be Miss Ada : Mus ! Tf morrow fic Luther end meen Jag ons. } | | 50 os pianists. Tonight Station SD will 7 WOMEN’S SHOES brendcast the music played at the an —— —_—_ eee ———— ~ - —— we ee eat - MVVAAAUUUdA Wud AUTH = —- VAUVVVUDDOUUAEV CUED —_e io t THT TTT ~~. = 2 Erg a ill emit = ae . } ~ the contract as it shall be approved The renu!n| i- prettrT arpet , > + : : ; > Cz }a.- Aaron Sa paliro ; . terns ir ~} . *s % epresentatives the Tennessee s > . . : * »'- ~ * —s = _" : — ee ~ are several patterns of ‘ : ees ' ; and Missouri organizations attended >) ce _° Le wT ’ . hse > 7 ba 4 se 2 ™ . — ’ } tocay s meeting and will attend those : . ° a . : . . . - oa - i ia > - . . . ~ = > > ’ ~ : i : “es o a, ™ > bleak. i+ te La’ al a+ — = o@ a 5 Specia! ‘ed for to- ~ activities ~_ iY n¢ ce! nt was made ‘ t of five bales of the 1392 > “A, oy = 2 * e a — | _ a 7} ’ CORK LINOLEUM )| 1) |croP: anc the awarding of the $1 2 | ; prize for the eirst bale to Roy Budd This is the kind with om 2 ior " , — ei’ ’ c —_— burlap back. tile b ipremium of $1 each for the first rT) ee! = . " and rence 5 pat | bales from Tennessee and Missouri terms: special price c will be paid also tomorrow: sc vd mort ' so Sunfast Drapery | Felt-Base F loorcovering >» “SPECIALIZED” ROADS MEETING Makes nr tr for . eat Grapes a In patterns suitable for any th nN } } > ‘ 7 an .00 delegates, representing 18 room in the house Fpecial tomorrow only, Square yard a | a 4 (ais tates, gathered here yesterday for 4” . ‘wa . d =—_ « - we » = Women’ S l the Spening of the gecond annual ‘Specialized’ good roads con‘ference — th > ~ — ’ l@ auspices of the Asphalt ; Asm iatic Bungalow edlinia ioe seociat a ad morrow only Pr eee ee Ee em ee ; ee Se - Ogden, Montgomery County A _ ? Mos ; ts States Represented at Denver Conference. DENVER, Colo... Aug. 22 More die wmams es a Soe ee wht Bs nine PBs _ ; - a rs = ae ’ " n .0 . P. Pernh oe at in beautiful gingham and per- ee oe — ae ‘ Embrotders “nie checks. Women’s sizes Secreta! mere Were &§2.000,000 trtm med re yards of asphalt type pave- . " 59c ments laid last rear and the present CC nf ~~ > - + — mrerence :s bdeing held bring . s > = . — . - ~ = + . ni cn ut greater use of asphalt as pav- : . | une materia The #tates represent- leash coler ‘ . the onference include Cali- {jj } fj jon h cuter. / OG cornia, Nevada, Colorado, Wyoming | ecora C- O esses Women and >» Oklahoma Sehenaie Missouri. New ™ Gees. ’ i. Tit New York 39c DP | = a eae at Way Below Their Actual Cost! \\ THURSDAY | : | A So, You never dreamed of securing such gorgeous Dresses for $12.95) BARGAINS IN . S&S ith ASy\ Every Dress from our regular stock—typical Garland styles and qual- Nt i ity —reduced to below actual cost to sell them quickly Thursday! Beau- ‘4 PNA BG rin med and fashioned from lovely materials. Stv fc p Stretchers Coffee Cups | + hy , les for immediate ee FB PRB oe Beda Sus ji ealy ES Ce Oe ee 3 ae ——— ee Oe! ee 4), . > a 7 : 1 ‘ ana early Autumn wear in: ae —— center brace Bi Beautiful bedroom s Sac See. reste hie cers tt Just think. a 35c box of P. D. : = — ~ land kitchen paper, in $1 79 ; Pair 14¢ , ‘(Pesky Devils Ouietus), bn tn : 7 =" ; F sae: Cantons. Laces. Fru Frus., Combinations all the wanted colo sas. roeTT : = St 19 Dinner Sets r geese tite Taffetas, Roshanaras, Embroidered Cantons . 7 2 Se = ‘ ; ‘ i = s\ ° o> ~“'@ece ”~ a - = _ rT ELECTR piates. 6 ps. 6 a Roll moves — a Fown ¢ az ee plaids, heck, | Just Like q Man ie : Bathing Suit ° - ne el ree || ANdmade Waists CloseOut. | 290 Pairs Silk Hose| colors, fancy belts and -4 par him + | F N : are, 'Sinen 6 t0 14 Wee | Saha mete Ses ormerly to $3—Now. scat $-p| | A Rare Special at... _ si- : : ai or. ; ™ the Gectors éid¢n't i white lace and hemstitch handmade terful il school Dresses. See. = * ply hecistvely reduced nongy pe - a ce mia Bathing Sutts, close-out. Not over 200 t the lot. so we ead- in broken sizes: wise eariy shopping. because these are tndeed wonderful values remarkable bargains at Thursday, at .... ma Fleer.’ MAIN FLOOR—BROADWAY SIDE SECOND FLOoR— BROADWAY SIDE AA LS A a LE LL LLL LL TT RTS Se + 2 ° = ; ro Se een MOC RE So PERC te Ra ERIS, a

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AUGUST 2 Whe : WEDNESDAY. The City Ci , : UST | Be @ auaust 22. 1923. y Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOU'S dnc a 18; rT - 8S AEE RO ‘| quipment Near Forty-Eiphth Street. New York I Paccanse thei a PERS ees 5a Z | mothers pts | Divorces Second Husband, Who, | | | Not all lighting equipment “tgp mtip wera She Alleges, Broke Up Her Use a 4 is worthy of notice. A careful- the got are ‘nf } ff XIL-VE destroys all vermin, and , Uae, : 2 ly planned, painstakingly se- resse | r i f r mits tha | nan. | Steer article of cass or nits thes seciet ng mn Coupon Book | lected equipment, regardless The correct styles in Half Hose and [| @ with growth or color of hair, and is | HUGHES ian ae o6 ait on | Bete! B of cost, 1s fre vently more wens Sports Stockings. : mot oily or sticky. Try it today and deg oa wag Please don’t ask our driver ; a ° worthy of notice than one ge quick, satisfactory results. At all | vised version of the Bible parable | to sell you ice for cash. Use -e 1S drug stores, 35c, 6Sc and $1.25. of the prodigal son was enacted in ‘ sinh Bike ie de Pa > : haphazardly selected at a much greater cost. St. Louis, Arcade Building, Fifth Floor | SCHWARZ'S ageing — re | structions serve to protect : of a modern “prodigal wife. | , j cium: toe -neahinak uaa both our driver and the pub- : T) +t lw lect a' L= “— lic. Your co-operation in 3 , : 1¢€ Oppo! uRItyV tO Select a f Mrs. Pe ! ae, ' . of Mrs. Pearl C. Boatner Babb | carrying out this order—for >»: worthy equigaseen is prov ided r ~—~— zi pleading forgiveress from her first | > : The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ere re see ON GINLanant> MEARE pemanend. L. J. Boatner, whom she | oo good x all of us—will | | ise ts in the hun eds of designs, newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ‘had cast aside many months ago to é appreciated. ry, Xe: both simple and ornate, which | marry another man. | we display. You are invited SW® was divorced recently at Mem- | to inspect our showrooms. phis, Tenn., from the man who she | Says broke her home. He Is Clyde roke up her hor is ¢ = St. Louis Brass Mfg. Co. and Brascolite M. Babb, 32. to whom she was miur- ried last Feb. 10, the same day she had obtained a decree from Boatner. to Hughes, St. Francis County, to join @ her first husband and 6-year-old son. DESIGNERS "“_MANUFACTURERS | | In her petition filed against Babb she . | Li h E. ft ats | we" aan: rom ighting Equipmen T ’ : : 5 *e “Petitioner would fain return to : =| needa | —- ||. sth ® eire - ie her former home, and to her loved) #4) , LO : WASHINGTON AT JEFFERSON . ‘ sf ones, not as the wife of the man she AL ST. LOUIS, U. &. A., | niy St. Louis evening | ‘ has so cruelly wronged, but as a | . 4 J eels BOMONT 2200 Press news service. 4 | 1 Sug hired servant that she might ever be - near her precious child to minister to his every want as only a mother Ville promise was made that there BOYD’S- SUBWAY STORE —— |'was to be a reconciliation. Boat- | ——— an require time to No Subway Deliveries—Dependable Merchandise—Sub-Normal Prices, Always—Subway Sells for Cash Onl» Last month Mrs. Babb filed her Nivorce petition against Babb. It Said: “The petitioner has sown the wind @ and reaped the whirlwind.” J ; With promises of gay life. Babb, ishe alleged, persuaded her to for- | sake her husband, child and home, | * but that her dreams of happiness | never came true. Her hopes were dissipated even after Boatner had obtained a divorce and she was mar- ji, ried to Babb, who, she _ alleged, taunted her that she had “crossed O pee Pp e * the dead-line of respectability. “She paid a fearful price for her wicked course and has repented and | atoned for her gross sin,” the peti- | > aie Subway’s Sale! MINISTER HELD ON DRY CHARGE Tennessee Parson, Son and Nephew, Said to Own Sul. | Athletic Union Suits & | oN ” Silk Hosiery JOHNSON CITY, Tenn... Aug. 22. eset’ Sap aon Sanae, a local min- | - $1.25 and $1.50 Qualities Seconds of 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities Harlow Hopson, were arrested yes- | o +¢ - N ' » oe ’ ¢ , terday by Federal prohibition agents, | Hi — - when found operating a “moon- Advertised Brand ' shine” distillery near their home.dn / C 4 y\: Carter County, about 20 miles south ' C ’ /® : |of this point, according to officials Buy It and Be Sure. _ ee é | here. ‘ x ; 54 | The elder Hopson was released | Some (mperfect after obtaining bond, while the oth- : Seconds of semi and full fashioned Silk Hosiery; ers were remanded to jail to await . : included are fine pajama check fabrics. | of ( good varic colors. trial in Federal Court. crossbars and fancy madras; broken sizes. | blacks, whites and a al Earthquake in Italian Oampagna. By the Aesociated Press ROME, Aug. 22.—A severe earth- quake at Cervinara, Aveliino Prov- | ince, in the Campagna, is reported, | ‘in news agency advices. There was | little damage. | | : : . " ae PRO EMO : N kwear | Lisle Hosiery > ait vol St. Louis Ranks Fifth 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Qualities 35c and 50c Qualities As Manufacturing City. St. Louis, ‘‘the city surrounded : . by the United States,’’ is the fifth C C —the good old rich syrup that pares One of the largest manufacturers of fine upholstered furniture in the epee an A es ct ‘| world is located here. This is the || Incl are cut silks, close woven tt es and crochet ; ‘s samples and broken lota. Incl . — J giv on every time | PrufrockLitton Furniture Com- |) weaves. A great variety of patterns and colors. Some of the bome pn ambi a ; ™ uded % pany, Fourth and St. Charles. They || Knitted Ties are seconds. are, plain, ancy & d lisles—white, black and colors. from factory to the home. | ; sell living-room furniture direct | Buy it from Your Grocer | Striv'se ‘sphere forneore | | i|| Pajamas, $1.65 _ Bathing Suits, $2.45 Golf Hose, $1.20 Leghorn Straw Hats, $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 Seconds of $3.50 and $1.95 cE Qualities : $4.00 Qualities $4.00 Qualities Included among the fabrics | Wool Bathing Suits in a va- | Light weight silk and wool. | $4.00 Values THREE-DAY SPECIAL—THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY cloths), restos Masi | riety of patterns and color- | A variety of colors and miz- | Agia heitiltiesiem tami _ This Genuine Victrola With’ 16 Selections jority are salesmen'’s samples | ings; all California styles. | tures, fancy tops. | 106 $5.00 Down, $5 a Month Victrola No. 210 eee ee — es ° E Wool Suit i Summer Suits | gr dh: cong All Summer Suits Regrouped at Two Low Prices $12.00 and $15.00 | $18.00,$20.00 and $25.00 $9 | gee = ee “a: = Ms — r = ; - : =. Ss Fe aie 4 y/ Mi . . - - ite? y . “S oa NS a aaah Venema! ee i kee ee i Pm Abe ose eit ~~. 8 ° \ ce + , wi gat ed) ti 4 ‘ é a> ee, ke Fe © # ey 'y Meee . , ‘A a “wan “ a ” ag . - : we ? Jiate - +) ——_ = a Paes No Mail Orders in the Subway pgeoreneeage or American welnut cabinet, 12-inch turntable. Nickel- 8 plated Victrola, Xo. 2 sound box, new improved Victor tapering tone arm and tapering “gofsec-neck” sound-box tube Automatic brake. speed regulator and automatic speed indicator. Newly designed, patented and improved doubte spring, spiral drive motor (can be wound while playing). We Sell and Endorse Only the Victor Victrola | ZE ¢ 1006 OLIVE STREET Victor Victrola Between 10th and 1ith Sts. Style 210, Including 16 Selections | East St. Louis Store, 309 Collinsville Ave. Hi TT THA ; Pieetiiad — ———_— — Nee I ee — oe LL as - - ES RI a ~~ RE PL EEE IAG ALE {Mg treo _— - . an Be apg Me ale eee fii ; TT - — :

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73 .310 26 .307 Meeinneti at Brees ivr ORicage eat Fhiladeipiia AMERICAN LEAGUE. Deetee at Bt. Lows. New Terk at Detren Weehingtem at Cleveland The Gtlants breath coming het om the backs eof thet they started on the race toward the weria series plate reeterda: werlds champions jest © te 5 to the reckK« A Pirates, efter using four pitche: wttheout effect The Pittsburg bats men teck five reme im the first im- wime and held their lead througbdout. While this wae coiling on are new met beh nad the leaders The Rebins bont acein ip BRreek!*n whee the Cube landed hard on Da@x, MeSty War exceed - ™ speta, striking «eu? Vaeoe’s deliver: inaty geod seemed te ind Dim eften Pe ae. eT | @rawbacks to nipe men. but the Chicago ewatters | Duten } ata’. Meary. whe pitched the ninth inaing he meant be’ore the in- relayed § it tor Laialile index finger across his “And Ll” went on Lavaile. “he has this.” he placed his richt hand under coat and patted his heart i have trained Firpo for iil of bie fights in South Amer:ca,. at j-ast swept atl “wn brow } best of all. and here his these from 191°” on Came here beca use our people wanted me to come Felix Bunge our frend, wanted me to come.” biere TDirpe had ns toid that Felix l:vnge. like Lavalic. is a rich man Millions! Firpo's eves fairly popped as he tried to imuvuress wealth upon us “I came because I know it is not a lost cause A man of his great strength and build cannot help but whip Dempsey I came because |! know Firpo'’s style I know his faults, but they are not the faults that you have all been pointing out. You say be has no left. Doesn't hit properly with the right. His iert is very good. His style is his own, ! tel] and the senor made it Plain that he wanted us to under- stand that OWN meant Firpo’s. Though Crude; you Trainer Advises Against Change of Style nave bent them, have they™, And you will see Firpo is right. They lead at his ears with thetr lefts and wha! happened” There are his ears, per- fect Lavalle declared he had nothing but the highest respect for Jimmy De Forest, veteran American train- er, discarded by Firpo after he had conditioned the South American for his fights with BIN Brennan, Jack MecAvlliffe and Jess Willard “De Forest is an excellent trai: er.” said Lavalle. “but he has certain The primarr Firpeo ome is that he doesn't know Span ich, and Firpe, notwithstanding the pres- enoe of interpreters. is bewildered | by the speaking of a foreign lanr- guage. I have known Firpo fer more than fifteen vears. | know his weak nesses as well as his virtues in the boxing game and think [I can cor- ‘Pect the mere glaring of his fects." The story that Firpo served ant apprenticeship as drug erk in Bue nos Ayres before beginning Als ring career was expioded hy other arriv- als from the Argentine Refore Firpv took up boxing. they said, he was simply a manta! iaborer We has been a stevedor, bootbiack and at ome time washed botties in a drug store, originating the drug clerk le«- end Firpo s trainer friend ae t receive nothing for his services He gay reporters to understand that + would ever Day his ow board wh at Atianti (“its ne eee —_ CLO POR ed —. | Racing Results SS ne i i i ae Saratoga Results. FiksT RACE 3-yvear-oids and upward caiming. purse $1000. six furlengs—)rcus, 1>0 | Rabin 15 wil. 6 t L 3 te k, fire jee Melee, 108 “oltiietti). € te 1. fF to 1 secun: aptain vostigan, 106 lL. Pator : e i hird Time, 112 Stenelug. Darydue ape Clear. Aing Charming, The Peruviar Savor Creak Jewe’' Vad Dexterous, J . ‘a i\gude an@ Marthe Fallen also "ah —FAOND RACE. steeplechase Sandia? for ew" woe and upwa aa La (™ : _ See Mascer. 135 | Merger a > @rte 6. i o ™ ~ourmanathesn 144 Powers '. second: Rag 30 MeNXalr ) hind Time, 4 20 3.5 Ji@h lar gh ying Scetwe end Dewhe P also ran THR» RACE 2. rear-—oidsa alalming persee SLOO0. fiwe and ene-balf furlon “un Lads Mastings 12 5 to 2 : firwt Toe 1 Achutpmeer r . 1 0. second otbe Snow | Ponce . third. Time. 1°06 7-5 “” Airman See oe Rarbe mrs fabs 4 Warre moh King s Ranms - . IRA COUCH. jamior championship cf the Western Golf Who last week won th Association at Chicago. SN — LPP LLL DOO le WRAD'S A Peril. 7 appears that besides fis MOSs\ oulck-seeing eves, lis so I ~ nificent brain agd s hero-heart Senor s Ange Firp AS | ee p’*« peepee... he .: 2 wea ~ story runs >| = nat rir} very probab 'y separate iJ empse Fer rr) } e 4 rs’ ar ne n soj0orT order by : golp aided Tr the cenera amworsr tha —_ P vesigc ’ t. th at rain magn nt and that so-indomita- t ‘ardia i? ne arrTare* eT) ° El golpe t appears s Fir . v2 Dp WA Y . . ° wu ’ - . haps it was latent on s 3 = ons RR -« eT nt r Se -\IsS"s Se nor Ava. nNpears have forgotten on poin There is pothinmege in th ontract that ompels Jack Derm pse x his ow! gO. pe = a OTK eS per aa 4 . > or re = arer Wh mes go pine Ja ‘ Ti Se . r ' r r ti s riva’ = A sugges [ha = \ De ~ ‘ on i he lh Se “4 De 4 - ry ~ * > ~ — a™ > — g? And - - ay aE ot . ing Bu is b 4 5 Pprobabie that after this interva: has elapsed, Luis » aking very 1% r y uw! La * r Sp A ad ne * > - A oe Rg = : 4 4 | > ad ~. & = = ~ ~ “ae ba ad “~~ - : eu = ‘nm . Ly —_ a > a ay ©? ee be | ~N 4 . s * . — A Wi a Kan.) ntervie _ — juctes A as saying that ag w® De 4 on 2 nr 4 I~ . — W ar . — > or Be ~ 2 : - ~e * bi 22 ; VW -.s — o- ”_ -~ : _ = : = | Au »aa« a Nipping It m the se are orders > President Ban Johnson bar- rma a formes of “freak bats is perhaps for es n iz t appears ar rary and ¢r is nast been wrong when matters pertaining to the good «of baseball were being fact, t wae the Czar's ~onelic«diere . be resic it " the formative dars of the Amer can League andi in § subsequent rears when he set the pace regress for het eagues that Sreught the rational business pastime of bascbal!l to its altitude. However, if it is true that RET- TER bats can be built bw corm bina- Weee of woods thas can be made A A NI tthe Couch also senior championships for two years. has plased well im various i i COLUMN . i i a a ee ge a eee > ° -_ ~= - a r > : = ~ . . . or 3 Z ectio 2 3s eq y =” = ~ ~*~ 7 - >» . ~ ~ - ae = - + we Ve ~ = i oo” — —- ? = é ~ cot a a ar on” ase with the third ranking star of the . nited States rm mn and Johnston. at their best “4 t . “4 4 r ° 4 r [Ran - ; ; .r = = - = o- | om -~ = 4 -» « —— . ie " - ans wn . . ‘ 3 @ ind ImStonr are is > ~ i ~ >. "ae " _= | Ars W Q win : ££. ng *s Ma + = . — aa ~ schecuied Sut ilden o : : — A ba > > - ~ ra ~ =f oe - = . = ‘, at a Fou.d Mee . trar e 4 «?*> e ee . - — 3 =, 7 » S27°n & iG@as 2™°G piars maw kKes a ere © z 1 a4™man as Ant rson > 7 - ~— = = ae, A “ 3 S.La; a uu > i - a on rer? with TT ans = eo — - — —s os m somewha incertain hen FIRPO SIGNED TO MEET WILLS, BUT NEGRO HAS NOT COME TO TERMS = at ew . ce . RA. Aug z A r ~ nRam- . 7 ’ ~ ° . Ase ™ — ~ Lar or Th . rr ne ara ns s sar is $ as Diaced arn . a . ets and add vf : negroes Manager stated at he net sign Harry ‘ > Ftrn een | = Ff - RT ~s « rr « ‘nee eae. acd signed a ‘rT. mee arr Ww * i As _ “ x7 ADr ‘ae jJovt re- ’ & 7 ; i. he Las ne hoped ‘ac a2 Orst-clage match | ght be arranged for tts ide! lan Homa. Tex Rickard’s representaliv« said he belliered the engagement weuld draw «i jeast 74.000 persona BROWNS POUND FHMKE FOR TWO RUNS IN THE FST FIRST GAME. BOSTON AT ST. LOUTs BROW N> The Batting Order. . a & ~ > 4 ~« a — =f , a | : a - av & a ras = ; ‘ a e be) ™ , - *. 4 “? - ~ « - ar \a By J. Roy Stockton, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. SPORTSMAN 'S PARA. Aug. +h ea . » Ae . . ~ ~*~ 2 > ' _i¢ ~ a i . 7 >» —_- . ‘ ' ‘ . Davis were FIRST INNING . . — —T — > -_ ~ =~ hata * Tyo erica ~- s « . ise — 7 ¥ % 2m dads® . *' ~~» «Ya ~FCcwnDpD INNING LED SONX—McManus threw 37 ———- @ SEVEN PLAYERS REMAIN IN NATIONAL JUNIOR SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIPS By the Associated Press BRA ARLIS Mass Luc ..— | Be fie r 4 nm - a na 2 Tt $ eine ~ ry “c \ew , r {~— 6— : rhe 4 A » six plarers and in the doubies | : mpet : » eect cound wae ~~ >lete Balauceck T3 Lond taste m CLom | We Note That One James Austin Has Joined the Ranks of Grandstand Managers for the Nonce or Lo Firpo’s Terrific “Golpe’’ Will BRAVES 3, CARDS | GENEWICH FIURLS AND DRIVES IN THREE RUNS fy a Special Correspondent of the Pos® Dispatch. BOSTON, Aus. The score was 3 to i Bi!!! Sherde!l was Manager Rickeys pick. to pitch, Gemewich getting the Boston assignment Tomorrow the Cards engage the Giants in a double header at New Single games will be played with the leaders on Friday and Saturday. 4 play-by-play acceunt of today's gan follows FIRST INNING. “ARDINALS—Fiack out. Ford to McInnis Genewich threw ut s«sédd«twW Smith Hornsby was safe n R Sr s fumble. Bottomley doubled to right. putting Hornsb: n third. R. Smit threw out Stock NO Nixon walked Southworth popped to Freigau McInnis ed to Flack NO RUNS SECOND INNING. ARDINALS—Mueller doubled to right. McCurdy singled to center Mueller stopping at third Freigayv k out Sherdel tined to South- Mueller was doubled at the plate, Southworth to O'Neil. NO RUNS BRAVES—Boecke! singled to ieft Ford singled to center. Boeckel stop- ping at second. EHK™Smith bunted safely filling the bases O'Neil lined to Bottomilery and R. Smith was doubled off first. Bottomley unas- sisted f,enevwich doubled to teft. scoring Boeckel and Ford. Felix flied ler TWO RUNS THIRD INNING. . ‘ ~ . > ~* .RDINALS—Fiac@ flied to Nix- O1 J. Smith popped to R. Smith Hornsby singled to richt center. Bot- t ey singled to enter. putting Hornsby on third. Stock flied te = = _— wo rPitens STON—Nixon P ned to FF rei- g Southworth singied %t right was it stealing, McCurdy t . — =P VI T+ 7 Dre ss = we nN NO RUNS FOURTH INNING. (ARDIN ALS—Moeller fouled out McInnis a. Sr h threw out i Curdy erg iguu ent 4 t the same war NO RUNS BRAY ES—Poeck fouled t “Cc ™ - a ~,* - 2 ‘ 3f hs -d Pe = je to MceCurd" VO Prev e FIFTH INNING CARDINALS—Sherde! singie é Ms \~ es =r or r* “cd tt _ rn. Ss =! ls grow er hit r LACK = : eas credited wit i hit } a 7 >. t Ford urassisted a! ~ “inpled ff the left field - ~ g J. Smith Bottom ley * . ex! ; on erk e ONE RUN BRAV ES—O Ne “ingied to right are sacrificed MeCurdr Bott - Net] was caught off 2c : “as Tr. Shercde! . Frei. £20 Felix walked Nixon flied t Mueller YO RUNS. SIXTH INNING “AR DIN ALS—Stock sing | d > " right. Mueller forced Stock. Ford tx R. Smith WcCurdy bit inte a double 22. —The Cardi deciding game in the series of three contests. Boeckel singied to threw out nals lost to the Braves today in the ee a i i i i ~~ © ; @ pa i nl . ts e coc Oueon om | mw me i ip tacilier cf... McCurdy c... Freigau ss SHERDEL P Myers te | Some me BS et et SS ee ee locuwhi@= wm Clewwnenesceocrp -~l|eco »w 10 i» Totals... Felix if Rises cf. ....a Southworth rf 4 Mcianis ib... 4 Boeckel 3b...4 Ford 2b......4 oe ~ ¢ O'Neil c.....3 GENEWICH P2 Totals. ...31 1323465 6 ARDINALS— 000010000 | BOSsSTON— eee 2 ee c oe = = “| OP m tom me we O a | —? eliwcaveaeceowocrPe © aClocCummscoocPp to o2v000100 3 | play. R. Smith te Ford to MeInnis XO RUNS BRAV ES—Southworth out, gau to Bottomler. Mclinnis went the same way Stock threw Boeckel. NO RUNS. SEVENTH (INNING. CARDINALS —Freigau sifzied to hit into a doubie piayr. Ford to RK. Smith te MelInais. Flack | singled to right. Ford threw out J. Frei- out - , left. Sherde Smith NO RUNS. J BRAVES—Ford @egied to ieft. R. Smith bunted and forced Ford. Sherde! to Freigau O'Neil hit to Freigau. whose throw to Hornsby had R. Smith forced at second, but Hernsby drepped the ball and bot runners were safe. eGnewich sin- vied to right. seeriag R. Smith. O'Neil stopping at second. Felix ferced Gene- | ONE flied to Mueller. Nixon wich. Freigau., unassisted. RUN E.HTH ISNING. | ‘ARDINALS—Genewich tossed | rneby. Bettomiey grounded | sut to McInnis, Bottomley collided | th MeInns and was temporarily . 2 rt knocked out Stock fii to Felix.’ NO RUNS BRAY ES—Southworth flied to J Srmith Mcinnis Singied te center > bert. Freigau Ferd. McCurdy got an / olarine Made in Five Grades Protects Working Parts With a Cushion of Oil Permutting Free and Easy Action Standard Oil Service Station and at most garages for the grade to lubricate your car cor- rectly — then drain your motor off every 300 miles and refill with Polarine. “leoeceourceooceweo”™ we q™ ¢ a a oO & » ‘ © : Perkins. NEW YORA AT Tilden and Ni Beat In Doubles } ‘Victory Over Jones ham Puts Team in ee ete ee BROOKLINE, Mass. William T. Tilden IL ,ard Bryan L C. Nortes (a, went into the semifinag the mational doubles ment here today when Arnold W. Jones, ané W. ham, the Yale-Harvard in a fourth round mateh were 6—l1. 6—3, and ¢—@ The most interesting day. that between the vis Cup team of J. oO. J. B. Hawkes, and William and Clarence “Peck” echeduled for later In the - AMERICAN ~2z2s45367869 WASHINGTON AT Batteries WwW at vel. CLevelan OY Nett] Bat‘erres (“ha 1 0 0 0 ° > % : ‘ 4 3 DETROIT ; , Batteries ut | Ciceinmat! et Philedeiphia, On'r cames scheduled. error when he dropped R foul. R. Smith then fled te) NO RUNS. ARDINALS—Moueller ut on strikes. McCurdy center. Blades ram fer Myers batted for Freigau: to Felix. Sherdel struck, RtUNS, OS see ait Fe it ae 3. Fa lime Semifinals | 4 0 " #3 : CLEVELAND aa sab ge * : a “9 eS > 2 ae 7m 5 wes ail q y D aw re, o Baseball Davis Cup Doubles T a —_—_—_—————— > ' + Richards Placed on U. Pequse NO Other Player Se | Defenders Same Four By Leased Wire from New sew YORK, Aug. 22. if stand in defense of The selection occupied lengthy sessions to entrust the batties to for this country a year that will LA it. “4 * 4 ee 1 * - w ‘ on ry re ; i; iG é -

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ST FAIS PAST-nISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG NT"crmr Oa ‘ Up: 24, 1525. é or Longer ER OS ce ot 5 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Hee Tilden and Nortogimgden and Johnston Will Be Beat Collegians. Davis Cup Singles Reliances; In Doubles Match) Doubles Team Still in Doubt ory Over Jones and Ins. ham Puts Team in Brook. | line Semifinals. : ed c . Richards Placed on U. S. Quartet After Long Debate, Be- | Neuse No Other Player Seemed to Fill Requirements— | Defenders Same Four Who Played Last Year. * BROOKLINE, Maas. iliam T. Tilden 11, Philadelphia ad Bryan I. C. Norton. South Afri. . @ . went into the semifinal roun he national doubles tennis to ent here today when they rnold W. Jones, and Ww. m, the Yale-Harvard co; a fourth round match. ere 6—1, 6—3, and 6~9. The most interesting match ay, that between the Australian Da. © Cup team of J. O. Anderson and B. Hawkes, and William Johnst ad Clarence “Peck” Griffin wal heduled for later in the day. en - eee A ug. 22 By Leased Wire from New York Bureau of Post-Dispatch. : YORK, Aug. 22.—William T. Tilden II heads the American | 4 of “ r that will stand in defense of the Davis Cup against the challengers urna. | justralasia. The selection of the defenders of the world-famous gecupied lengthy sessions by the committee before it was de- | to entrust the battles to the same team that had maintained its for this country a year ago. test in the series that begins Friday, | Aug. 31, on the turf of the Stadium at Forest Hills. It was regarded as necessary to practically insure the} victories in the singles. That, ac-'! | cording to report, furnished the chief | ,argument that again brought Rich- | ards upon the team: for it is regar4- ed as certain that he can be depend- | ed upon to replace either Tilden or |_Johnston successfully in case of ac- | | cident or injury to either of the top| ranking American gtars. No other | player considered seemed to so com- pletely fill this possible gap. Doubles Team Problematical. : What the pairing will be for the | is problematical. Richards | Pt sult of the deliberations ai ty Johnston, Vincent Rich- and R. Norris Williams II were | jy upon to stand with Tilden Phe final completed yesterday. wo sessions of the Selection Com- | | one in the early afternoon a other in the evening, were held closed doors at the Bankers’ Of the . arrangements had i i a. Baseball Scores | AMERICAN LEAGUE. 234 6 8&8 9 R. 4. E, (ASHINGTON AT CLEVELAND "ELAND matters Those in attendance included | Dp. Wrenn, George T. Adee. | mbe Ward, Harold Hackett. aa ff. Behr and Julian S, Myric«. | conferences were held over | long-distance telephone with | doubles | » W. Wightman in Boston. has not competed with Tilden, his ‘ old partner in the national cham- Griffin's Nam Suggested. . 4 aay - . 3 tions ¢ pionship, this season. Williams, who “f-appeare that propositions oO : Claren we i on Washington—zZa, Kary “eveland—LEdwards, ne ont eit = HILADELPHIA AT CHICAGO 0 0 rds were freely debated /and AICAGO | weed. In the end, however, | is, who has not been in the 0 0 of form since his return from tteriees: oo Philadelphia—Romme! and world's championship at Wimble- is expected to get Tilden and Richards together as soon as the »nationa! doubles championship tournament is | Washburn on the team instead of | | completed. The fact that Gerald L. Patterson | and Pat O’Hara Wood, the = ‘Tileose ~ Nahicago saturday, September 1 “Brunsion tickets are now being sold , My? iicago for all Wabash trains leav- _all-steel trains to Chicago is available. s A splendid choice of newly equipped “Banner Limited’”’ Leaves Union Station 12:20 noon. Brand-new albsteel equipment. All- steel dining cars. All-steel free reclin- ing chair cars. All-steel parlor cars. “Delmar Express”’ Leaves Union Station 9:30 night. | (Leaves Delmar Station 9:46 p. m.) | |Ali-stee]l club car. All-steel chair cars. All-steel sleeping cars. | “Midnight Limited”’ Leaves Union Station 11:52 midnight. | alone is so great that it yer r |Midnight lunch and breakfast in all- samit 15 Gays. | eel Wabash club car. All-steel] free prohibits the manufacture : ‘© your Chicago friends to come| f | . ; of La Palina. ~™ Wabash, reclining chair cars. All-steel sleeping | cars. The fact that they cannot Get informatien, reservations and tickets at buy, in Cuba, a cigar of the fine tobaccos con- Wabash Ticket Office, 328 N. Broadway tained in La Palina is not tise, Union Station and Delmar Avenge Station : the only reason prominent Ate a Vv, ivesion assengqgeT z gen " vu satuuay re range Cuban tobacco men prefer S bs Saturday, September 1. Good in| ballsteel reclining chair cars. Also patlor and sleeping cars at usual aman charges. Children half fare. checked. ' Return Limit 15 Days _Tekets are good for return, leaving | before midnight, September 16. imp tickets from Chicago to St. va Wabash are also on sale Sep- l. Fare $12. N my visits to the tobacco fields I always take along several boxes of La : pag ras Palina cigars for my Cuban i friends, for in their country there is no cigar like it. The import duty charged in Cuba, on tobacco of the quality I use as wrapper, Poo it. They find in La Palina a mild, full-bodied flavor r contained in no other cigar, and which is the same each | Baseball Believes in Reducing Armaments; 4 g ., 4 PPPS -Greb Near Limit | Middleweight Title Challenger | Special | men of Fistiana who are saying tha* | Harry Greb cannot make 160 pounds for had better change their tune. [Those who , ter also change their tune. of hard work at Manhasset, shadow | boxing in the hot sun. fighting (not boxing) two rounds with each of six ‘sparring partners. skipping the rope ae 'i10 minutes later he weighed 161% | | pounds. a half more than he must make on the afternoon of Aug. 3] at 2 o'clock. He will make the weight easily. ;over eight rounds.”’ FOURTH STREET AND LUCAS AVENUE | i me fo om mm om i oe oe oe Oe Kenny Williams’ Bat Barred by | Johnson’s Ruling |A. L. President Prohibits Use of Freak Bludgeons—Double- header Here Today. By J. Roy Stockton. 32, Kenny Wilhams’ plugged bat may 22'0r may not help him or handicap 14/;him in his batting efforts. Jimmy 14, Austin disliked the big hickory wa- 13 gon tongue so much that he 'in the Cleveland clubhouse and _hoped that Williams never would see (it again. Williams | piece of wood with such 'fection that he turned detective aft- ‘er the bat’s disappearance and 29 | S¢arched the racks of all allie i a te ae a a a i al (Including games of Aug. 21.) ‘Who’s Who} ‘In Baseball Today : 4 t. Pet. Roth N'Y . 403 Wheat Brk.. .375 Hellm’nn Det .391 | Bott’y St i, 369 Speaker Clev .367) Fournier Brk .367 J. Sewell Clev .363. Youngs NY.. .353 Jamies’n Clev 360) MOST HOME RUNS. Williams Phil. 30 Ruth N Y Miller Chi.... 16 Williams St L. Fournler Brk. 16 Hauser Phil.. Hornsby St L. 14 Heilmann Det Meusel N Y... 14 Brower Clev.. MOST RUNS, Young N Y¥...101 Ruth N Y MOST STOI-EN BASES. Grantham Chi. 37 Collins Chi... MOST SACRIFICE HITS. MeiInnis Bos.. 25 Collins Chi MOST DOUBLE PLAYS Philadelphia 128 Washington MOST RUNS. New VYork.... 684 Cleveland . .68o FEWEST OPPONENTS’ RUNS. Cincinnati ....468 New York ...47@ Hornaby St L soe se 30 34 | Browns’ bat bag. | Therefore it is seen that Williams LEADING PITCHERS, and his manager differ as to whether Ww. L. W. L. | the bat is suited to Wil!iams. Ryan N Y... 9 2 Smith, Clev...8 Z\agree that the bat is not a freak Keawe, Cin. --19 S donee NY. @lbat. The plug, insertod in the end Alexan’s Chil? 7 Naylor Phit..10 6 | Of the bat to make it ‘ighter, ts no Aldtidge Chi.12 5 Johnson Det. 8 4, ™ore than three-quarters of an inch in diumeter and the plug is of hard ;ory from which the bat is turned. But there will be no further argu- | ment as to the hickory bat. Wil- ‘liams can contend all he wants that the bat is within the law, that it is not a freak bat and he probably will sing the blues for a few. weeks in his own individual way. But it will avail him nothing. Ban Johnson Has Spoken. Ban Johnson has ruled that After Hard Work Sure to Be Strong When He Faces Wilson. all to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Aug. 22.—The wise | be no plugging or doctoring of bats. |'And so Williams’ bat is barred. Um- ‘pire Hildebrand reported to Ban Johnson after Manager Owen Bush ‘of the Senators protested Williams’ say he cannot possibly make /| Use of the plugged bat. As John- 160 pounds, weak or strong, ha] bet- | Son's ruling, therefore was made on i'that specific case, the umpires now ‘will not permit Williams to use the | bludgeon. | And so the Browns have some- thing more.to wofry them. Wil- ‘Hams’ bat iS barred, Manager Jim Austin and Infielder Frank Ellerbe are under suspension, Hubert Pru- ett’s pitching arm is in a sling, Baby Doll Jacobson is in a pitiful hitting slump, Doc Wright has a sore arm ‘and the Browns are only a half game above the second division. Five ‘consecutive games have been lost, two to the Yankees and three to Washington. The White Sox, in sixth place, are only three games behind the Browns. ‘The team has s0 many troubles that it has diffi- culty concentrating on the business | of winning ball games. Peck Holds 1923 Infieding Record Washington Shortstop Accepted 15 Chances in Game Here— Bob Wallace Holds Record Johnny Wilson and be strong. Greb went through his first day nd he finished the job whistling On the scales in his dressing room That is just one pound and As an worrying through t Vidence about that takine ie@ft Greb isn't on weight eating, your eve run yesterday mornineg’s breakfast: Two full glasses of orange juice: two cups of coffee: two glasses of water: two whole cantaloupes; one sliced orange: two soft boiled eZ£eEsS, and one piece of toast. “I'm a little remarkable when comes to weight,” satd Greb ~ fought Bob Moha in Cincinnati! one time on a Monday night. I weighed 1;2% for Moha, and on the following Monday night I defeated Mike O'Dowd, weighing 155%. I have affi- davits to prove it why should anyone worry about mv weight when gall play with Greb and Fay. it So me?" the amateur, in- dulged in real fight. In truth every man who faced the tireless challenger yesterday left the rine with lips or nose bleeding. His spar- ring mates weigh respectively 200, | 178, 175, 165, 155 and 145 pounds. One man who faced him yesterday was Arthur Kid Carter, who staved the limit with Wilson at Atlantic City a few weeks ago. Naturally his opinion was worth something, since and he fought like tigers yes- terdav “Greb can point him sure. swarm all over me hits harder than take my tip, he will it’s a . (Copyright, 1923.) NEW YORK, Aug. Peckinpaugh has the 1923 big league record ‘for infielding to date His 15 against St. Louis 22.—Roger — — ee chances accepted ‘nuts him in front. Olson of Brook- wn and Gerber of St. Louis were the but Peck gone (;rehb beat Wilson—can out- i former leaders has I never had anybody ithem one better. like he can. He} Fifteen is not the Wilson and just | : stop Wilson in frecord for all baseball | ithe season of 1923 and brings the i'mark up to the _ point where the i fielding looks more respectable com- major league but it is for 88.8888 88 8.818" ‘ REAT ASSET | : SEALE mm . Weture’ |of the very best hand-picked infield- R A T H isl yeas season as well as they did last iwear and, on the other hand, some Department for Ladies man by the has been Cleveland the young who for heen on feason., might year. i period It is gratifying to me to see that the opinion of these expert judges of tobacco quality is shared, in this country, by so many men whose only requirement of a cigar is that it shall please their taste. President CONGRESS CIGAR COMPANY Philadelphia Shines in a hurry— Saves leather and worry! Keeps the shoes trim and tidy. Gives the look and feel of: prosperity. Black, Tan, White, Ox-blood, Brown Everyday in everyway you need the SHINOLA Home Set. Genuine bristle dauber cleans the shoes and applies the polish and the big lamb’s wool polisher brings the shine like > | li ' ‘T'S JAVA WRAPPED ightning. 2, CIGAR 7 woe Vat ab APS: BE hid eng lite trinity +B ett > pn ‘of the old timers have been doing Phone or Write for Literature nian of Senhenson shower bath and swimming |pench, has started on a career which roodness knows where it Indians he has accepted nine | better. | That stalwart FIREPROOF BELCH HOTEL playing second base ‘while Wambsganss has With pool free to guests. Headquarters for|has tied him with some of the vet- Auto Tourists. Free Parking. }erans and if he had been playing all have led to. UVuring the brief he has been playing second asions. three tor the chances on eight different oce He has taken 10 chances times, but that isn't half the mi rvel of tahing nine cight tines. Peckinpaugh’s feat equals the in- fielding high mark of 1922, which was made by Wrightstone of the Philadelphia Nationals. Dykes led with 17 chances in 1921 and Pratt with 16 in 1920. The best mark made by Peckinpaugh prior to his exploit was 14 and he also had a 13, so that he has gone up the scale very well. The American ‘League record at short is 17, made by Bobby Wallace. ehances J. x Hot Race in National League. — The race is tightening up again in the National League with the Giants apparently slipping fast and the (in- cinnatis showing signs of coming to life again. The Giants have 36 games ieft to play and if they win °7T of them they capture the cham- pionship, no matter what their op- ponents do. But they are not play- ing ball at that clip at the present time It is just as plain as the Ohio River in front of the good city of Cincinnati that if the entire league will take up the cudgel against the Giants and refuse to bow to them. the Reds will have the fun of ihe world's series. — ss Women Bowlers to Meet. The St. Louls Women's Bowling A&s- sociation will hold its annual meet- ing Thursday, Aug. 30. at = p. ™.. | Parlor A. Hotel Statler, at which of- | ficers will be elected All women bowlers In the city a re invited to attend. , hid it | regarded the | kindly af- |. major | ¢ | league clubs until he found the hick- '> | ory bludgeon and put it back in the, Both | | | wood, though lighter than the hick- | freak bats are tabu, that there must | ellie die di tie ate a aaa aa English Sportsmen Not Sure Papyrus Is Best British Three-Y ear-Old SO” By the Associated Preaes. LONDON, Aug. 22. WNERS of some of the largest racing stables in En- expressed in dispatches from New York that a race between ? Zev and Papyrus would be at all ‘ in the nature of aie world’s championship, or even a match between the best 3-year-olds on ‘ either side of the Atlantic. | There is no popular feeling |) here that Papyrus is the best British 3-year-old: in fact there ‘| has been no. outstanding horse ¢ in this class on the English tracks, this vear. On paper Papyrus seems to be | just as good asany. He has not « raced since he™won the derby by a slim margin from Pharos: but he will soon get a good test in the St. Leger stakes. Race-going folk are particu- larly hopeful that Ben Irish will be able to induce Steve Donro- ghue to go to America to ride Papyrus. This jockey, who has won five Derbies, is regarded as without doubt the best man sit- Q ) sing in the saddle today. 4 4 OO QPL A ee LPL APPL LL ? } ? : Es, ee ~ i i i ei MISS i LEITCH’S INJURED ARM IMPROVING SLOWLY Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Aug. 22.—Word been received here to the effect that Miss Cecil Leitch, premier golf woman of four-time winner of the British ladies’ championship, will be able to resume playing. | While here two.years ago, Miss Leitch shortly before returning home, jured her arm in ne of the Long Island courses. She lattempted to play last year but after jgetting through to the finals in the championship the injury became so aggravated thaf it was feared- she would never again be able to swing a golf club will be ready to resume playing by the end of the season and that she will also be ready to make another effort to regain her lost laurels in the Brit- championship next vear. Eneland and soon chh . } | ’ giand do not share the view >! Q | >i Sweetheart, hasia*’ in- | a match played on’ It is now believed that she | At Least It Has Banned the Loaded Seam and the Loaded Bat GLENNA COLLETTTO UntidytoRunin — “'SEex BRITISH TITLE the Associated Press . . . T ; Rx Elimination est PROVIDENCE, R. lI., Glenna Collett of this city, national ' Woman golf champion, expects to retain her title In the national tourna- Aug. 22.—Miss Crack Filly’s Trainer js Out to Win $100,000 and Inter- Country Club beginning October 1 and declares her intention of seekt the British women's champlo next year. Miss Collet is inclined to regard Mies Alexa Stirling of Atianta.as Wir xr@atest rival for this year’s title, pecially In view of a report that Mf. Stirling recently played an Atlanta ment at the West-Chester Biltmore | course tn 73 national Title. Special to the Post-Dispatch. SARATOGA, N. Y.. <Aug. Scott P. Harlan, trainer of the Green Tree stable of Mrs. Payne Whitney, | announced yesterday that the Green Tree filly Untidy woyild enter the elimination test for the great $100,- 000 international race at Belmont Park in October, which fs to bring | the British Derby winner Papyrus and the 0»best three-year-old of American racing together for a) world championship decision. Untidy probably is the smartest three-vear-old filly developed this sea- son. Beaten by her running mate, Gadfly, a filly of the H. P. Whitney string in the Pimlico Oaks in May, she traveled to Kentucky to beat) Gadfly and some others in the $10,000 Kentucky Oaks. She was beaten in the Coaching Club American Oaks Renewal, a gallop of ‘one mile and three furlongs at Bel- How Fair and Gadfly— ‘possibly because she had some bad | luck at the barrier, but she came back | at Aqueduct with a winning perform-| ‘ance in the Gazelle renewal. ) Wins With Weight Up. | | Under 124 pounds, she beat Sun- | ‘quest, Jacqueline, Julian, Gadfly and | How Fair easily. Then she came to | Saratoga to win the $10,000 Alabama, | one mile and a quarter for three- | | year-old fillies, in which she handled | 124 pounds again as though it were | ‘a feather and whipped Sally's Alley, | Sunquest and Betty Beall. She gave| |weight to everything. Her last ap-| pearance was in the Saranac handi- | cap. Her stable companion, the gelding | Cherry Pie, beat her a head because she did not try desperately hard to ‘beat him. Back of Untidy finished the | |Clown, winner of the last Latonia ‘Derby; Wilderness, winner of the | | Chesapeake Revival at Havre de Grace ‘and of the Travers: Flagstaff, Gen-/| eral Thatcher, Sally’s Alley and Dun- lin. | A comely but robust daughter of ‘Sweep and Cafe Au Lait, Untidy is a ‘homebred and a natural route travel- | eT. o ~~“. | mont Park by *“T’'m with ’em on every count —jt’s the best cigarette I ever tasted pared with that of gther years. Some, 129 1

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22 1997 | s 3 ST. LO? aS POST-DISPATCH a Ss aE DNES! a ¥ 2: ST LOUIS POST-NISPaTre PRICES IRREGULAR = NEW YORK STOCKS | NEW © ORK BONDS — NEW YORK CURB dae CLOSES STRONG ** : tle Post-Dispatch. > + > ——e ne ; ; fe ~ to the Post-Dispatch. rere 530. ~ Rng i cee oe re ‘ock Exchange today NEW YORK — ) | — a ' aes to noon were 351.600 New York ¢: : ee ——ee a ofaciai Onda: 0 b the Ew s. 2 , " . ré . , . ; ol : — -_ a . . Nes. sales of which are in full) —~ = & — 4 nd . pats ' cn be ft ‘ . . ” net a Re — ——— trae eding ) = “ . - : as a CA : ‘~~ > - eeiied Lubb 64 , ; . = t ; mh . rt > Sa. Ext 3 Iz it foe Guan ee — ESTIC BONDS. P i : INDEPENDENT OLLS. Tat iar Aus : . ; . ‘ im Ge ‘ } GOV - aia am a ee — - / + aca 3 wad : 2 as ee Ci remiss 7 high. . . . (he's - , : , : , ? ; ‘4 Sn rk AbD BON Ds. ‘ ; racsers a. "4 XX a-¢ | : . = : ’ a? ws “g) coe vWel "% : | : til x : 3 a , aetna eth tt ) 19. les ite : ; «me 192 ™ 0: 3: - +e Kansas City and Chi : . . . os . . - . - . J if af Lvo j Je a ~~ . 4 8 _@ " + 3 : ® ea . eee a! ~ . - mm Lal . OS i> syn ? +? = High. Low lowe. Tos . ” : ' bs ‘ : : Gc — a ~~ ~ ce od. bocce, . , ne Os wad at ’ ts 49 -& Fr LF : f* “36 ~- : ts a> : _ Shoe com te | /Bank of , “Oe te —— GEPTEMBER WHEA? 4 e* 2 aL io%> 29% 100% '* S~ ‘? 7, - ‘ey, 1OOS-\% fs 97 97 Ya WHEAT +K\ > qw C Industrials Strong in Fore- *» | He 28 | ge part of Day—Rails Lag— 22°09 3) ig 23 238 SS | | ; __ INDUSTRIALS. Bonds Are Steady — *%.. 3 3 French Exchange Lower. , ‘ | dll og S| Bos udeval 3 1 5% 10% “42 °4-% 14 =e : ¢ rion ci Se * oar For IGN BONDS. ane Z2 Reise a "lan s . x CLOSING Ofte Nationa! Bank .erson Benk . aa vet" e-Sour Manchester Merchants! Sets ee be mir g Ce hp ew J € ‘> : . ss fy ; ol ~«+ 7 By Leased Wire From the New Vork Bureau of the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK. Aug 2: The ve ning Post in it= copyrig review today. says bh 2 & p- re ee l b+ pp $9 Coe” SOS Sil Sas dl pep c oa lap the market strong resistance wherever app!l: seurce it ma support for the ndu ) appeared ) | 2 1% to j 5 93% 93R —2 Lo : . : ~ We oo * 7 > : 4 ; re ‘ . " 4 ‘ i * o 39% IS% e TY —— en on Vantage of the o1 PDECEMBE 41% . 1o Gwe OG , -82¢®@ SAPP SESE Ce 45 and operators to settle ences and a weak open!r Their advantage was «) however, and the industr moved into higher ground ars 6° fan thew 2 »bUorancy of industrials« net & J is * Ts : ~~ de. , = shared by the rails _ ) mt . METALS AND EQUIPMENTS market closed demar | rN fhe. ; line became lese nr, | ime which had heer “we turned dull. and Presented an irregular Ponds, although Quiet steady tone. Ca?! i im@ at § per cent unr: the ; the last hour was tow. red cent French Exchange Rate ‘The exchange mark. mated by the French fra: reRey wae strong eur market ; k - i@- io Sta 4 . ~ie 2a ~~ hae e * . z om he curh marke Bo, _. ~ “aah grain ma rtet 1laPPpened! to inf uenee ae” Re, = ; firm Th bulk of the dealings nere -‘5 {more prominent nd-pendents 41¢ | York. Vacuum and In¢iagg a awer after the er ee ‘raced the ground og in sae ‘* awaiting spectfic ews Priva, 0: j da aso exerted “rude oil) — : Rere melt Po RE P% ij and * through i «ore of : a 24 ‘hrough end 724 care of cats Semrem he- whee’ crened ar ‘ May wheat Si o8u December cern ayy c PEP SER OEE EEE . #3¢; Pr? @¢t Fai dl #'s j a ‘9 a OREIGN BONDS Gv v - ’ ow) 1 Gees | r Q . Mex is wn s r ANDARD OS h | tO tise > x" Ws see Petnts ta . - . 5 ’ et 5.684 b ar rhe i’: ; 4 heavy selling — 1" . y M lv eentse showed a , : i] . > { , i eo? ‘om ‘ em 2 . , . . 7 7 a a . . . 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Duluth 156 aed * - 7 ~~ * YORE _ : ‘ — ig > “Cee occurred 4 > : ‘pts, watch “As‘er ear nm the Sou eonéitionsa in ’ Canad . hy lud . before taking } t} tirme Stu 20) %, mt | — . t of the vear fo. : cr SS Ve =~ , i 109 ~ ; that region. but : I > | ' ¥ Chi @ 3 1 | ‘San due on this feat=re. an oo 3 eee activery te have been : , ~~ Market opened steady asc ; : fuccess 7. _— 4. Yok oene ‘ee has been mint. _ ine 4lc ; rok - Scares | Stee! ted@uctry Stteation. “While the intredu tlor f #” working day at the sto ‘MOPORBeE BOMewWhat the yu m TR@ Outloek for the «+o. are, i2Zrrag = : , ree .% — h . . . ~ 5 . . . ~ : a — . . rut : , ; ‘ ; _« : : . ‘ : >= , ba : - 2 e ; . - rif . , ’ nla — — a [haa @ Year > 2m vet ng . od to nm as | Tham & week aen and lighter then « 2 Rare Sma . ARDS @& SO Rao Se ee ’ . (han &@ Week «ago iy — . age. Seing 661. 000 RAILROADS. cateéwere | ehter ‘New ‘gutter than «a year «#0, ree rian : Cord ne . , 2 ’ - “9 + + . ! 1 expected ~ : . . ° : 7 , “ > . | . Fe : . “10” 1 aes : 96% osu 2 me e% 92 dellish we ) a STOCK | 4 | i fa Seth Seer inal *,,i he, oral S, BONDS and GRAIN @ ** | 3 | : rere 44 O88 | ; bite. . ant fleur, ] ie SIF SS inne wn o Time the bh blast furna es Youngstown ic: i esa haen ei pected 7 the chief feature earance a few weak @ root m= - . b « ho! . i ut the market RAS MOt as yet deve]. . — oped any rea) sStrenaet > P : : , . . q . , . ~ : ‘ . *« Ne —_ : y ; .- ' a rt} 13 tio 3 . a. ! “~ple grade yeillew x Hy Ca ~, ao aera ‘ wey * mi Te « ~at Ben “he No 2 _— —_ : : ‘ . . = . > ‘ : P owe > _ = — ee ete — ee ee TE F ; E h Y = | : | : | | XEW 5 RW A " " ; . - 3 ' " pi , . ' ' 4 ; . ' . ‘ " , ' ‘ ‘ ' 4 P i | SF e00\aliens Lode - , , a Lorth i ~\ = - .. = : , . 3 } Liverpool Cotton Fasier. Me Ket : . , —é sii os , rut! , : ’ -. , : - “Ta > . TER Pnonr , ~ ow SSVtelIORS tn con Lal : , ; : rs _ et *. Y . ‘ ‘emand ’ > & a 4 | , one iquueee ai ™. Lowe Mar Martet. ee 7 = ” — 4 - “thy wenden? $Se- we = oe 4 ee _ . se _ Si7 . + te ‘st : . : —— . n M : ‘ : ~ - . ‘ : z . “ : : - ¢. — March 13.2 4 vi . Lb “a t0 ——Krane iD) ) oe Cae? amd Free, ry , ‘ , ——— : . Sioa a ln =~ Peeels (f) » " . — al Ae . Greene | eins at a e*- . ‘ . . — - - — - ve . ‘ . - . : . 8 ; ~~ » & . " r " . ‘ : ‘ ’ . . 2 _ . > ‘ 2 >. . . ~ : . rs . Be . ae - = ~-"\ asked Lbecember $2.25% . 7 iy “} — Minn. aug. 22.—Friax — i - | F inanctal Notes] ? New York Sagar as YORK. Aug. 22 to Was Orn r te the Pest-Diaparch va ’ Au . Keserve Bank » ‘e following Teles cele transfe; ig? currencies of the .. ~._ a “— eerie BW oveGr. | ¥sed Mw . New York Rubher Ane. 2 —Ay a bhe 1930 be feats | i VPOOOUE } +. . re Pane sss: | Chicago Stock —- ti a : .. | | “ee ‘~" +h = -_ ; a — _ . ‘a é . . - . : : ; * ’ —— on _ > ~ - m4 we ek + d ' ; : . ie i : ; Aevirahie — ong Att tug » . . ~ 4 - . z . . — > | , q -~* el - ‘ : ; ; “ ' ; , . r. . nn . in - r | RS > : Standard Oil “ n heh ts > a ; eM, p ~srprek at. 38. 000. ono otal s . Sup % 4, . : | . 4£LIFORNT4, EW TORK. Aug t2 i ee * : : ' ; Se Sa ae St et ae , ru Serial 5% Gold Notes ; , . ‘ ~. : > + h he oo —_ ' i926 te iuoe Maturtri Team «! Prices to Yield abuat mm) RAILROAD a0

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WEDNESD giie __ AUGUST 22,1923, os FIND YOUR OPPORTUNIT Y IN LIFE throagh these columns and develop to your utmost capacity for service. “WG nt See f 1\ IS REIS STRONG FIRM EARLY WHEAT MARKET HOG RUN GENEROUS est ee DEATHS . LOST AND’FOUND ” LACE CURTAIN CLEANING | SITUATIONS—MEN. | | BECK—Entered into rest on Tuesday, Aug. |MUMPTON-—On Wednesday. August 22. LACE CURTAINS laundeced, a5c pair, silk | SAKER—@it.; second ‘band. T M NT wa, 0. : . es , + % : - " NO Al AINED AT CHICAGO AND PRICES IRREGULAR widow dof the late Seen Raggy ~~ be! eal peuane ot Gisemisien R Ro Lost eniree Soo Pit: ante 3 Eee ee Sivdioon “middie = a 6 —————- of Julfa and Adolph Deck. Amelia Oakes, |Schuchmann). father of PD COAT-— — Lost ; gents brown coat, baseball. Special to the Post- ~Dispatch. | NATIONAL STOCK YARDS. 1! Emma Broderick and Katie Nackenhorst, | brother of Mrs. E. nM. erethy, Jame ane Grand 13. Forest Park, Saturday: re MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES third hand; beach wo Aug 1. Aug. ~-.! our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and Funeral from 5247 Garfield (c) ware. Seek Sree. =} killed 1 or wanta’ a steady position . | COL ~ i} n- » wants steady rest C HIC AGO. m4 , i yy Kart today Receipis today estimated—Cattie /ALL household insects and pests __ BT Louis STOCK EXCHA NGE. rs (IN | QCAL MARKET | in the wheat meactions on the joca! CE, ane | v | at market due to the strength at mart 5500: hogs, 14.000. sheep, 2000. } S@8t-srandmother, aged 69 years. NIRGENAU—Entered tnto reat at home, | ©Cll-lE—Lost: had red leather collar; white stantly. Columbian Laboratories, Bomont 5367 Easton av. today in eo aggre gat Liverpool was soon wi i a 2232 Mon- ; ; . n ped out as trade sim- ATT _LE—Prices 4s , ee temaings in state at residence, on 2822 ; , ail Normandy Garage, Nor- shares of stock. amounwe te 3 ‘ the pit; peed & little pressure came into strong in the day's Grae. A. ~ yy Mh. tana street; funeral Friday at 2 p. m.. to} at wd ‘sn, Ghnste Seas Aug. 21. 1923.) , __ rece! ve itheral reward. (4) | 2687W (0) | BAKER—ASit.. gliround: 20 The fo! lowing: a _— " , he volume of business continued | ®*e for the week 25c high E es Missouri Crematory. (04) b ; rgenau, beloved hus- ; |GLEANING, paper cleaned flours waxed and ence; strictly up-to-date: : want . st of sa) ight f ' aher arly sal and of the e I DIAMOND RING—Lost: led t J . ee te ony Oe hued | included } ! ’ late Louise Nirgenau (nee Loh- ady ss, in nion , Yl i r 415J./| steady position. G! Ruther R, R. LOUIS. MERCHANTS EXCHANGE the market thereafter aeienmed” = — and a te By y lings at $11.50 and $11.25 | BEEFHLER—Entered into rest suddenly, on |™an), dear father of Mrs. Henrietta Fitz- | a tation washroom. Benton 68R, Marshal! ma —— crept 10, Mount Vernon Ti. Vioug transaction. Ine ‘or au 22. Following is the official record range was narrow and uncertain s Sentenn: | beef steers a: $7 Yo to $8 75. Veal hacive 2 Monday, August 20). 1923, Joseph F. vers, Pda Mrs. Emma Gorman, Fred, | SAG: reward. a (8) UNCRETE CUTTING and wrecking without CARPENTER— Sit - co ro. Sieche aered Tease. ; e “ high. tow and ciesine and prev.ous i tae tg ane less buoyant In fact, prices | —y, strong. practical top $i2 and buik of cong mei husband of Nellie Beehier ee ‘ae ymopier Elmer and Mra. | DIAM ead erncr ene! eet in bi — oa : biasti ing. Granes Contracting Co., er building or repairing. a Be mate (4) a et . , Ket on] cuotations as re- very reacted, it 4d op! st bringin ) rf Bn ps . - a rman, our Gear father-in-law. | Th A. ©. embiem bera, rewar« | #940 "tcto (cS) SECURITY. Shares.) Prieta rose mm ~ on pele City and "Uhicago mar. |e extensive short covering tt pe om. ustafionn a teetine try ea medium t Funeral from residence, 4846 Aillemania grandfather. brother, brother-in-iaw and Faetn ations asked “lea . - _ CARPENTER-UUILDER — 4877 Fount. mm. oe. (Qy' weived fr 410 /Satisfied. The export demand for wheat re- | F°Od. bulk $9.50 to $11.50; native beer {*tveet. on Thursday, August 23. at 2:30 p.| Unole. aged O8 yeurs | DOG—Loet. collie, male, reward. Return | GUTTERING, spouting. 30c foot; Curneces| _siterations x eeing: plans Int. Bhoe prd a a eT Cc Y é a of desultory nature. alth serhorst (nee Srecggemann). oe dough: 5 mem sranddaughter, af. the | questions ashes. iAuea 5976. ‘3702 LET me figure your painting; — FURNACE REPAIR MAN—Sit.. experienced ; 4 bushels wheat; 115,000 bushels co HOGS—Hog receipts continued to run 9A North Eighteenth street, dear s‘ster - | Washington. and materia) guaranteed. Cabany 45491 on all makes of furnaces. Dee, Lindell th 55% - .' RS \e jiike amount of oats and 150.000 bi we. generous, the estimate for the trade today be. of Dorothea A. BegMorst, dear granddaugi.ter Funeral from the residence, “606A Hick- DOG—Lost. brindle bulidog; screw tall ic) 2070. 79% 78 rye to exporters. . P ing 14,000 head. compared with a run o. of Mr. and Mrs. August F. Brueggemann ory street, on Thursday, Aug. 23, at 2 p.| strayed from 600% Kingsbury, Friday =| GARDENER—Git.: young man desires posl- . Pressur whe: e wn % 14.350 for last Wednesday and 11,548 for} ®%¢ our dear niece, at the age of 15 years. | ™- '° Calvary Cemetery. (Cc) | morning: 40 pounds, 14 inches tall: an- i : den f DEC GEMBER , CORN. . re On wheat let up in the late ses- = ee a = Funeral Thursday. A 23 9 ) ; 18. In tail: _ tlen as gardener: can give re Be oes Ke “a7 hb Gb sion and urgent covering by shorts brought | (™¢ 8#™me day a 4G ago. For the week thus} onom a een ean . O70F aie dee BaF | SCHAFFER—FE; atere @ inte rest.on Meedey,| “7s 8° Me ewes. = Sak See i608 PRINTING AND ADDRESSING Box _D_26, Fest: Diegate®. - wow $e v f 43. 678 hogs have teen recard- ' . Oi, mitt a d A “Us : c4) -- : = ; _ : ly to a higher close. Wheat | *T &.¢ tal he Ba oh : he 7 | . Bridget Schaffer * ; " JANITOR—S8it.: white, married; a@ handy GO. Me - Mo he > * ; Sept., $1.00 5: 411.00 % ; | ©G. @bout the same as the run of 43.737 for oulevard. Funeral private. (c) | Flannery if ~y ‘of August Schaffer. .. DOGS—Lost; 2 beagle hounds, one female =o Fase 38 Semest netastons ata man, best of experience and references: can C.. _ sn 2D | 8.4 $1.05% an O05: May. $1 10% @ 1. 10 | the sams three days last week and 16,637 ;, BRUNE—Entered into rest on aia * Au- | - | def rred a es rT +7 , eriod .last year Tradcin med active, \ -hinet Y , jand Ei! Schaff our - ; a 208 , ‘ a deliveries were relativel) p as ea r gE ene Brune (nee Schlueter), beloved wife of Fred A haffer our dear great-grand 4205 W. Belle. STORAGE AND MOVING MAN—Sit. by d cnabiu 19; from 3 to M p. it R5b rm. ofa rown “nSoe ofa rown Shoe com rlain-teed rtain-teed & a> See — oot 61 i + O@90 FF Shoe ss I’ ‘Bra , 663 * ; pared wit! . — . ith . al -wer iy . , — ae ss m aa / t | | } the Septem be re ‘te ; Wwitn ¥ormne ciasteé Oi sw ine al, Wy ing on ad- Brune, dear rn th r Cc! r *“o Ev -lwT mother and mo* her- in- ‘ ' . *. i. . co ndiahoma et X_™ o a aes, ” | Seer, showed no weakness ) probably | Vance over yesterday, alth — a weaker un-| Elmer, Frederick and 4g our | Funeral Thursday, Aug 23. at 9:30 a. we Tag e.. Saeaw 9060: ren anne tirana ' ntenrational Shoe nome a B « 63% 64% b Lab od ceasa tion of ie sing, upward swings Gampene cev eloped 1 th er roua dear daughter, daughter-in-law, sister, sis- Chi from re * dence. (57 Greer avenue to | Bhp y *s er pnone avany , re Freight Forwarding MAN—Sit. by 3 ~ married, io “Hen mciede Steel Co ; . . a SEPT MBE aR ‘OA TS. . “ Ca at _ some timer ash at ung on wu . ‘ent sh mn n ter-in-law and aunt. . Aan © 4. . eam d Sacrament. thence a . - N > > work of any kind Wm. Weiss, 3 » © Portiand Cemen: reeset, Am ‘ PS * 49n “ tg ame hie ® bee a — b 3 nand, th pri Sc } ; » SG rOuUNG : i Funeral Friday. August 24, at 2 p. m., CTD oy a ne ie (cy |E _— a ASSES—Pair -. a - exeelasees: LANGA! AY TAY LOR _rietta Grand 3319M. | Nat Candy oar at : 4 & c.. Pa 80 rn : ee on 7 ste ‘y. -ountl higher than uesday, ine yen YS (from Suedmeyer & Sons’ parior, 3934 North | —Asivep in Jesus, Tuesday. Avu- | et ween and © omany rry ra.; ‘ TIN’ MAN—Sit.; handy, industrious, : Rat Candy 24 ty eget. mie... 39% 3 Me **- a. - | Menace € ve ’ eee Oe) ee tn the tAaArns $0 Or ; an 10. UnSS i Twentieth street, to Friedens Church, thence *t 21. 192%. at 3:05 >. m, Johanaa | -— ware Riverside 1155W .¢! STORAGE & MOVING CO. paintig or general work. Box D-190, P.- at ~ ‘ ns SS ——« MRE ER OA TS 2 inaie of ; 14. cena « “ J on | ‘ ; y= > rm ony pon on a} Be ~~ le Mee obtain ‘Tight aeot on é te Friedens Cemetet y. Deceased was a mem- ‘hm , r nee ge mg = arly es b ot N TA ea ou" ‘silver; oT Mercantile 4908 Re, Le ' Pe a. Be 411 ‘ h ’ T . ay . ; eo oe A “ eee eet | Oer Of Friedens Ladies’ Aid Society. (c4) ,* ‘ rank ©. Senmidt, deir mother o | cust iGg., imiti@is ¢ .; reward T LM ' = Me finish their wheat threshing. | tion on the light butcher weights. although | Jo! .. Edward C., Otto F. and Frand H.| Colfax 1294). (e) If you are planning to move to California ae el Fn eg Be Bh (‘orn closed 3 to l%ec higher: §& ‘buy . v of rf in “arrying | CANTWELL—Ent iz -est , nic : -— 2 : Warner, Elec Min eta 9 oo ae ons —~ | RH ic to BSc. ; re 67 “vie to 67 lec: May. weight a Oe ee Son 210 to 230 Aucust = 421. 1.33. = "2 45 — ate ea nod how ester fan ~ ro. tbs > CHOKER—Lost. 1 light brown. pd a woe’ w° , talephe ‘a ge Bt a rs, “- ee ae 6Bc. ; pounds sold on the opening rounds from {| Patrick Cantwell, beloved nushband of Rose | doen cr eRe aunt, ut the age Of 3) mt 8s highway or Delmar; reward. Fores A 2, “4 esticaen Saews toRO) MAN—Wants job with bricklarer. p! : . : - ‘ tT - > a nr x Y +7 : "tr x ; fad se ) lw , . - : s le ‘ ~ . ‘ | oR y Ria, 45 Se a fi re SF PTEMBER RYE ‘ om iss on- ne use buy ing of oats con- S& 80 to $9 OD. large! y } acticaily nothing Cant well ince Wonrnelly *¥ “athe of James, Funeral! on Friday Aurust 24 at >. m Mou |} ied) — or painter: reasonable wages white learn- iniorch L TD Je Sie So. oe Bs =... 0 : 6415 we eb —Hithe tinued, one with Eastern connections taking | w: heavier |} inds John and Mary Cantwell from >» esidence. Cr re Coe: ~— > alee line and GLAS&SES-—Loat; in case; Tuesday evening ing: call at 14072A N. Grand, 24 for, $$. > cibubneneos 4 Cane September Cash of Pre 11 ; de- Better atured the pie trade today Funeral from Arthur J. Donnellys par- | eenm:at a d. to Zi Fy mel Fmt te AB conc: phone Lindell 2422R. (c) STOVE REPAIRS _Werlnesday. 5 ta 7 Pp. m. o> _— naCEMDE R RYE cee — prices 1 ue and on those rem ‘110 ‘Tbs and up, although buy- } Jor, 0846 Lindell boulevard, on /rriday hore. Ma od oy Heights. "her, ™ a ae GLASSES Lost: tortoise shell: R:45 + —_ : MAN AND WIFE—Sits. by colored: janui- ——_—,- = oes == iunchangea t % « dvance. h avy- | » consid hrer ufferings. iso ‘ . eee ; 1, marys : . C.., Thenee 28 o- ‘ be * ’ y ) SLOWING ig I\ TRADE Chic... BR 67 Ve va 68 ct: 68b weight sorts ‘were n articularly good de- Str — aw t igs irom 180 to 150 lbs sold Tito” aE ac t , 1s pe 7 | Zion Evangeiical Lutheran Uenutery. ‘e4) Rit ~ Metropoliton wae. 3 ater > A. G. BRAU ER Sl PPL CO. ife seed casks Seduenem. Pua ae . a a | OD : Str igs 1 ‘ ‘OE tle Sac ’ h } en in | : ; ) atropolit . . wite ; . . o a eee gant | Uae Baste cteecgs er ahi Se Hee: [Cats Seon, Dose at at gmemter | OME Tae, inggert on Meter | eases ae ie aia er Be | enna aR A Ge... 73% “9 a TAuUhb 7T2%4b . . ’ ‘ a. . ls clearing’ in a frat 6 o 7.50 8 “!- lof Ho'y Name Scciety of Blessed Sacrament 7 & a a. m., eresia aw 5 ADS sr un case: un- | , aE , _—— ‘*"C tO JP eC, c.. >; May, 44 \ Prices on the lighter kind ere ur oe . , : Sch (nee Hoever) of 2040 M: tt ’ day D. m.; Cherokee, J fferson or Broad- MAN-——Sit.: married. age ' AT NEW YORK ; Lia ~ Soany. Fs . 3 >t — Faye . International Hod Carriers of amer- | °C?0:!) ‘T i = om Maffitt pil.. De-; _e > ph W ET “ Seems 3 -- as C ime to ‘ iower and ribs a n. ——— $5 ‘ Lo > S530A Females, S| Se eee wg , Ang. 22 —Bustness wlack. ~ oe top = ; ket red wh B tt E. Po It No material change was noted in prices August 20, 19@3, at 12: a. m., Allie! Fair and West Flortesant avenues, to the ‘ between Union, North Market. Buclid Qn ; 7 seer to «atart. ened on the curb marke todas. x Ip the local cash &£ ee Pee eat | utter, ggZs, u ry | |paid for packing sows, offerings clearing en | Beckham Carleton (nee bal OM loved | Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Inter- | Delmar. Tuesday evening: reward. 5704 0 eee “leaned polished or —_ happened to influence trading in the a we ~ ~ B pnb ana yw kg ey peg =e | the early rounds at $6.25 to $8 +9, choice ; wife “ng! John J. Carleton and telc ved daugh- | ment at Calvary Cemetery. ic3) | Kennerlv scraped Delmar 731, Lindell 2366 (6) | MECHANIC——Sit.: allround: electric ' -* , Gi , , ° vyr_ |! t ) t ; { her. Btagse iter of Jatnw . ane Feckin ~ = s _ ng 9 The ane. anced Data ST. LOUIS FTt’TTER. EGG AND PO ight sows in some cases going hig ag ¢ anws K and Aille Becknam Murphy. THIEU—-Entered into rest on Tuesday, Au- | HANDBAG—Lost: black, Tuesday between rare HANGING done: R41R ' steady work. Box 1-221, Poet ont Dim @h- 1509 enri re 4 work: $5 a plumbing; general repair work; must be to. move in the Saine spread c! Funeral w@l take place “:om the family gust 21, 1923, at 9:50 ». m.. Taylor and 4447 FEaston; contains cur- _——- | Independents 4id nothing. Standard of New EE «The higher opening a Liverpool was report-| prices to farmers and country shippers for) “lionces AND MULES—Receipts on com-lo'clock. Interment in Valhalla Cometery.(c) | (nee Kobusch), dear brothe= | Sh A. a nanere ° f j r ° ' lawer after the opening. but sredually i "market. The report EGGS—Fresh country, candled, 25¢; OF) ooo sup ly. The market varied from stead Aug. Tuesday it was actively dealt in tod» -o iB as reported by che U. 5. Bureau of Agri-| and dark at 7 a4 pound ORe ; : oa gong “oo “y a és oe 8 ord ag Bg ‘ete. (8) | furnish ——e and references. ~ ©] | do. m.. from eic ros.’ funeral parlors. | ‘ es. , ys, cense receipt, etc. ; ee eg l’oat-Diapatch This wae In respiase to the ” © er American graces only and does not in- | liaeht at 9:45 a. m.. Esther Dougherty. | 412 Duchouguette street. to : t ~ = ba ae aiiete GE pes eoame Lae YOU MG MAN-OIC, strong to Mn ons — —7 ; . relict. of Thomas Dougherty and dear| Cemetery. Deceased was a member of |.| 5, ReEE—Lost: brown leather. containing _ : laver trade. Owen Luts. 1042 eon Me Ay (ec York Stock Exchange, Peertess Truck 900; corn, 3000 ; oate 2000; barley. , 1; young 3 pounds, 40c: : mother of Sister Marv Regina. Mra. B.| M. U No. 59. (c3) 5954W. fel@) — oa] wheat receipts, wht: ‘th were 175.150 | ° FROGS—Per dogen: $2.50; me ave cear nephew and cousin, at the age of 5j| and Paul's Church, thence to SS. Peter ning: keepsake; reward. Lindell 2981R sweaters, silks, furs, coats and raincoste; ket today. There was encor rr ‘ { week ago o J ad Re tes $1 | d modern Op- year. and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased was a (o4) _ | can handle your line in Mexico; o=~ 1 rating artivity | bushels, compared with 1! 11 360 a K _ dium at $2.25. smell at 31.75 babies at equippe an = 1s ° : hes erent cloths rose to Ac for the ire | Deen 186215 last year, included 122 car gen Aes 2s , St Funeral Friday, August 24. st 8:30 o.| member of Married Ladies’ Ald and Altar | ROSARY—Lost; gold; Monday evening on DANCING ences furnished. Rox 1-174. Post-Disbatehas and 1? fenta for the R&xT!s. Fine com J dj local 4 20 through. Corn receipts, ¥ hic hy . EGETABLI se tical department in . a eS ee pe ae eins "ie Society. (eR) Grand av. het ween Lindel! bl. and La- ences furnished. x D-17 r4. _ Post- DI ‘ ae gare . erment — Clede av.: ‘reward. SQ75A Laclede av. |1ATEST dances taught private year goods drew some attention as did sheet. | | were 136.500 bushels, compared with 96.200 BEETS —Home-grown. 15c to 20¢ per dos- ; ‘i - und. ings ago and 96.200 last year, included |en hunche Louis. We make extreme Calvary Cemetery. Lindell 32846W. Adams, 3965 West Pine. Lindell N745 mR ‘sSITUATIONS—WOMEN. GIRLS ¥ 0 ere } @@es . " ' Oats receipts . y ome-grown, $° tc - weg oe TE : oat hs aitk. coe a Pan Nhe ) er local ry wt a coambored with | eo Bhi te RS 7. pe some-s ly careful eye examinations GIOV gg —On Monday, Aug. 20. 19°23. UNDERTAKERS SA TCH EL—Lost: containing child's faehion np bee— vier? SCHOOL — ee om and LER a : : am est nd 52.000 last year, |" "¢ we $30 35 at 5 a. m., Albert M. Glovanont!, be- pageant necessities. Please phone Cabanv OUF; Clases OVOryY OVEHINE: TeOUNSs ahs - —sst.; cost figuring, a Yokohama, however, renorted brisk 4 ae ao A a week ago and oO” 00! i CABBAGE—Northern, to $ and then grind the lenses loved husband of Statia Giovanoni (nee | _5594W fc) | anteed. Arcadia Schoo! of Dancing. 3 ‘e yearn’ herdware experience hi . ; ’ with 1500 bales sold. Quotations ~ B. ; cars local and 22 through. HaY | ton Kraut stock, $20 per ton ++ “toy + | T Olive st Roth phe ie Pr wt- To ‘ees ; Be ee aos : re local and 10 through ome - en | a nents & rere’ ; 7 \ t ar vran ~OA siDSON. (c) ateat New or : beaut! ne elec GIRL—Sit comred, far house lesa at S & S 0 N S| | : ra tae ans week, aro nnd te GREEN PEPPERS—*1c oaew orfoe. $ GUMRKE—Entered into = = acer UMBRELLA—Lost; blue silk, amber and | tric fountain and other electrical effects; laundry work by the day. | , : GREEN PEPrPERS—tT! me-grown, 40c Aug. 21. 19233. at 2:50 hrin ivory trtanmed : inftials M. T. P.: Mis- dancing Sunday afternoons and every eve- AON Te ) ie a fan a year ago, being 461,000; primar ; ' Guerk in Schuchmann), sf « ; . SS aed, ‘oh. ning except Mondays. Admission, men 6ac. ry as vuerke ee u n ° 37 ‘gs Seas. | gourt Theater or Delmar car; reward. Cab ladine SBe, including tax. free inetrections Ri 7 : er box shipments of oatséwere lighter than a ‘week FP ~_ wn s . baskets. 7 . southern colored or epoand lighter than a year ago, being 6.9.- a “4° a to a i: . va, ¥ —_— way, wite of George Guerke. Gear mother of | | any 2708J. . Tuesda ad Frid evenings. H. | noweewore » eae . gS ra i | oon l-. bu barkets, 5 ; 3 tre D h Ww Cu uet [Louisa Leng, Herman. Otto. Raymond w ATCH—Losat : open face gold: keepsake: 4 Shere 7 88 ay s (-R) # an GRAIN ie @ Cetrences of wheat were 44.000 bu: ef wew York ’ e S r. Arthur =f q , cea 7, rear Guerke ee our | \-ERSONAL | @reward. 3027 Osage 4 QT===_—_——_—————_—_—_—_—_—————————_> - home wanted in Northie nae §«= leur, 7000 bbie.; of wheat ani flour, 76,000 jerate; Colora: ceberg, $3.7! : ; Optometrist ear sister, sister-in-law, aunt, in her forty- | | WATCH—Lost: i ian an aelee DETE IVES here wns gist may aesiet ie MUSTARD Fe \e-KrOW! G Id & C F : | Colfax 10983. A. C. Oomk, 4109W Kos- CT ~ ko D e s . 'sT > G NS5—Horme-grown, m uneral from Wacker-Helderle new chap- Oldsmobile roadeter parked at curb at ' ) a ~=It Membe ¢ a. Toute Cash Grain. we FARD | GREP: oO! 0 an uquet e), — — avenue, Thureday, Aug. tKing’s hi 5 near King’s Theater, wbout | _suth ae _ (o@) DeTectiv E— Does shadow investinat- HOUSEK REPER——sit j im mother % i } , r No mT sTAER..tmame-er 1. cobbliers, § i 23, at :3 . m., to New S8t. reus' | & age re mmunicate with | WATCH FOR—Loat, initials A. 7 4S ing ocates miasing people: contidesitia - ene re | Sales of cash arain, Setar were ] . Home TS Bh ; be. ; Jewelry and Optical Co. » Ma IB te mi ueedsy, sindly Pr my av.? Victor | ward fet returning same. C. C Spink &|> auto service. 30678 Finney av. Phone ee HOUSE Fr ePrR—Sit.; middie-ag i third year. PEHSONAL—Will parties who saw acci lent, é eee ee 5 Feet $1020 1.06 No. 3 red winter wheag, | cobbler to $1.10 iio, 6 CE ae al Nat. Bank Bldg. Lobby 2 a % eo Centr é- AAMMERSCHMIDT—Entered into rest | = === | waTcnH oe GHAIN— Lost: gold: weet. | EX-OFFICER WM. EB. LA CHASSE Snes | ttifiers. 2800 linge ork St k Ex han B} a. @1.02: No. 4 red winter wheat. eri ‘i lley ohio and cobble “ked. $2 | oc : Cc 4 : No. 5 red winter wheat. 3c: sample ONIONS , $1.75 to $2; North- 795 Olive Street on 57 ae Aug. 20, 1923, at 12 o'clock | ‘ 2 . te shadowing. investizating. locates missing fa = fit ) ‘ | Ss . gate red winter wheat. SS@91c: No. 3 red| ite, ‘ : 2; red, a ee b. Hammerschmiat eo _ADOPTION | — . pact wags FA Monday, 12:30; ie’ people. 819 Title Guaranty Bld. Olive om age ee eo tags at es antl . AOaGBRe: No 4 A ) 2 ‘al ‘all llow, , andmother 0 udolph, ul, Aulee, past inl : : = : s tock Exchange : + samp! le grade red mar / 100 8. —a Hi!degard, Frederick and Roland Hartmann. | FOR ADOFTION—Several babies, boys and| WATCH—Lost: smal] Waltham. and M. A. LADY DETECTIVE—Does ghano wing. —— ZI Ss k h ; - J : PARSL. EY—Home-grown. 20c per dozen | | i] aees 75 years, at residence, 3113 Shenan- girls. Helping Hand Home, 2427 McLaren. + gold it a ee ee vestiaating: strictly ential: ‘4083 LADY—S8it.; middle reed. as rors toc Ex . . > N : he: N | oan avenue. ee ee urcay ment, fo i “9 . 4 in eamall family ure ae c ange | PORTAL ADISHES—Home- grown tips, 10c to | | pehdt ae ‘Gra Feoe & Fagg eed « _rt on | BIDS WANTED . _513 Olive: nant 5 ae fc) Went Pine reterences, Miss MERE 2 Winéesr oi. Answer u ran oulevar urscay u TRIS WATCH—lLoest; Clg; +c ——_ = / .- 4 3 ee a ets ond @ Cail LAUNDRESS—Bit.; first: clase. ° Lindell yellow hard whet. | jhe per Board of Trade [a marmple ade yellow hard wheat, 90 SAT’ CRE AUT—Keegs, $1.35; % barrels, ; 23. at 3 p. m., to Old St. Marcus’ Cemeterv between Pennsylvania and Cherokee. “03-. No ' . ; , 7 ‘ RIDS Wtd.—On the following laundry work: - ~ . : |e corn Fras BH yy ” " . $4; darrels, 7.75; ee. er? Ve box a 500 flannel shirte, 500 cotton coats, 750 cot- Bidney 3471 R x reward. (¢:34) DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY —_—_—_— = white oor. a wees a ay s OU will find it .1EIN Een? wr into rest on r: “Trt 7 ' ard . ae $a. “or “hi . welthy and other varieties. GOc to hemne- "Aug. 21. 1023, at 9:30 a. m. Mer Al! Auto and Travel Tripa ~ ho rn. & a , bu — et; barrels, $1.50 to $4; rther 1.08 , For information cal! Olive 6792. MAID-——Sit.: experienced colored; mix ROY : ‘ . Ac to A ; ‘iein Geariv beloved sister of Jennie , mixed a APO 3/1 grow to $1 bu t ask 4 economical to get an ~lein. > | TRAN SPORTATION—Lady's return ticket | BUSINESS CARDS = —— cee eins he ame SR rad one , ae — ang Reinke ec: Ne wallow ~ RAN NAB % c to 7%c per pound o ; ' Ona ' | “ADT SO [sa o— Calif tan: “uners) will take place from &t. Ann's | to Detroit. Cull 4481 Penrose. is 2 a i i910; N vhite CANTAI x cp = aikornia =| standers ——S Trade Schools STENOGRAPHER—#it.: thoronruly eape- cre tees ’ . 5 I} ino'ts bi roxtes - : me Uv rie" and Pace boulevard. Thr iTe- On We te, . “A\ TD to $ home ‘grown! bu boxes, 25 ! . > ) Exide because it lasts Ane 273 at # a. m scene (o aie : + mee wink rm s, 65¢ to -R. Shes Cemtery ‘ ing will make you independent: we prenare COCOARL TS—-$4 50 per 200 in sacks. sO much lon er than [---Fintere4 irto rest on Tuesday. Aus. | > for STENOGP AVHER—& ¥ AF---Enter r | I Ss" FETING—The annual | , “ou for the best fobs: learn it—-day and TE ' . veers experience, . ae CRAPES—Home-growh 3-3 bu beske & 21, 1923. »* 6 a. m., Otto Kile. beloved gm oot ~ yt oo pT ING) the United| SRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT'G | evening classes. Moler Barber Colleg®. 810| sires position out of cis. ened oreneaai = CK LEBE RRIES — Virginia 18-pound rdina batteries husband of Loutse Kile (nee Donahoe), be- Railways Savings and Loan Association. for | BRICKLAYING—#Bee me before letting N 6th mt. (cS) selary 2100. Boz £ D- 207. Post: DI SSS * 3.50 — Oo ry : loved son of Amelia Klie, beloved brother | ¢ne election of 15 directors. to serve during rower brick work G. N. Reich, Benton UPTICAL sTUDENTS—fall classes now) WOIMAN— Bi ficet-clame volored, eunk ; of Mrs A. W. Eismeyer and Nellie Kiie,| the ensuing vear. and for the transaction of; 127W (Ss) ret now for thie lucrative ahs work. References. Li s—o liforn 35 $9 “LEMON r for 1S, - per Sex. our dear brother-in-law and uncle | such other business as may properly come TUCKPOINTING—Por good work and rea-| a sosrt see of venue ~ LIMES—$1.50 per 1 . id " will b held at the Fel} SEE pap ynY pan EERDT ES NGES—Cali Rag $3.50 to $5.50 wer an Exi e€ Funera) Thursday. Aug. 23. at 2:30 Pp. before the meeting. ° +4 4 e i i) win all Rm » nt ROAR ad owe : ‘| WOMAN—#it.: lauedry eo cleanin ‘a ( t There iS 2298 Park | offiec of the arwociation. 4869 Park av.. St. sonable prices cs aro | Sonne -Celeced dinten ane and claesaen ‘.. diay on sary meue. t — RON, Se INiinols bu baskets elbertas, %. ! you. Aug. 22. 1922. et 5:15 a. m., Peter gg Ma ew io (cB) done very reaso pers: _Lindell 168R. to St. Louls examination Sept. g.1 asket rates. elbertaese ." ry 4 r) 1). heloved husband of Gertrude Knopp —— — | Rt Il. DING—aAlter ions. garages. porches, $1800 vearly Write r Ozment. crates, 60c 1 Loebhbert), dear father of Edward A. | screens, roofing concreting. guttering: | ‘mrmediately } wie ea ‘snr ia —————_— + aT BUNGAL AS —Oarages end porches built: | school established by auto dealers asso- repatring al! kinds. Lindell 3519. R. Rose-| ciation now open for business in new to- | a. oo horre-grown 6 basket ‘ Be E | er +> }- re a > ~) ( | : . , Livestock sewh — LUM Int | variet fhe eee - 6 eg Magy oe SPECIAL NOTICES work ourse}ves. Lindell 6158 (76) | LEARN A TRADE-—-Y. MC. A. auto trade 2 a ~ S—naome crown ate rei variety, 4 Prop, ?. ou oar =5eE~s . &* — ~— - n ” ' _ . £ 8fe to B0c¢ pe bu basket: damsons, 1 \c Philade!phua and friend, at the age of 63 years. NOTICE—I, Albert Kadel. of 6025 Bartmer Neal a O Ave. 22 Ms. - oer nt _ te 4 per hs sur ° : nets : ; "ne notice of uneral from residence, avenue city of &t Louts — of Mis- Pata (of) cation: Genuine prectical chan training; an ' sirable ebes, S Lies wy tbc * h igher: ethers WATERM ELONS—Car lot Missouri, $100 St. Louis nereomagee 1446 Fast Warne avenue. will be given. ‘ ph a ee ade “J 14 ' Nera and evening. Address 3100 N 1 bt " ow > we } ‘ Them co wae a mem ber of W estern Cc atn- , CA RP ENTE bu ers: genera a e - . , Mostly steady to strong: bulk good end) to S220 per car °o3 Federal Reserve an’. ee we ; this date by my wife, Amelia Kadel, and | . , 5 " a9 tie Union, Gern St. Vincent Orphan So- | tions: old houses me de into flats: porches a oy 1840 to 2°0 pound averages. $8. fer 10 —_ —- &— Bidg. Danae y 5 rg Sthoo} Beaters. Jour- chi ildren (Signed) Al. -RERT KADEL. _ aauee Rrown a Willits. Lindel! 10°97, : TRI- CTY RARRER COL LEOE — me MEN. 8ovs P ear AP, 0: ame ee rahe ee * le oa TTT inewnan Tal ors" T'nion (c) NOTIC E—I. Kimer Havden of 3221 Lo- ivermide 481. (4) $°6. catalogue free: strictly © averages $9.05: bulk desirable Jeo | Produce Elsewhere : a . | : st.. cit vof St. Louis, State of Mis-| ——— tric massage. hydraulic chairs. : ADJIU STER Sewin niahions ost ee a ee ea joc ; Ne Ht i | LINDHOKST Entered into reset on Tues | do hereby give notice that I will not CARPENTERS and builders; general altera- ket —_? g to $7; desirable etrong-weight pigs, 8S) 21. 1923. at 1:50 -p. responsible for any debts contracted) — tions: old houses made into Mate, paint: | LEARN TELEGRAPH? z te $R25. heavyweight hoes... $7 P00 to £8.75 NEW YOR Ls after this date by mv wi v- ing. plastering brick mantels. Thos 7 | Visit our school and talk with the stu- for out of. town shirt factory ; AUK : i ‘ | ih} ’ j ' : 4 ba ’ 5 inane -_ = | anft ' tt ‘ge 28 a Linchorst nee Ducos), be- : , = . ) — @« 45 te $A; eht $7.85 to dead ee : “i 7 oo re ij i Wt | Ve , of Officer Henry —indhorst, dear cm.. - ELMER _ ji HAY tt _Peters, Forest ssze™ oo —- — Gents We guarantee positions at $140 to) must have ex perience on TV, 5 iz nt >. ao ‘.* run, 200i Uo '4' uner will take place from the family Urban — she gy Se gy Ballpen iy, Western chickens, 24@ 4% fowls leer Heart “hurth. Internmect tn Calvary Ps te. $195: prompt ertenth Lucas. P R (ots ina confinement can find assistance a a higher ul | Ok . rovus'ers i ny | | ’ ‘GIORE CARPET CLEANING CO —Rest | PATENTS ATTENDANT Nervous Sheep. Rece! ‘ eve nis, « ba ee £8 GLochanged Pip ca, sife of Chartes :, ere, ; mf? ulty ‘ ) / J ft) pte 20 ‘000 fairiv wets ' i. cee , -.| AIREDALE—Lost: collarlees; last seen un- oor. = Mrabie lambs around stencd ner oe . ' As. Ss batalla i ; , Retort , oo % ace from arr. whee - rT) lov ’ “4 der Botaw RBridge near Foureke Bw | ELECTRIC WHtRI..G. ETC. | Cell Renton ; : ° ' ~ , = . , . if "teks wi . . F “te ' { ; : . . a » oy . > © oe t «A * - “ vii ron ° th. — re: totel prey sol on ORT St. u : ' ' ; irs. } SLO rewe Mas enniston, 16% 3 B ‘4, WH WIRE 4% rooms with electric fixtures; PROF ESSIONAL lers .¢ 2 Lo ul e Y oun® ane . — . — . compiete for "0 Immel!l Electric oni | C *y . a a aieindll —— Reade uncle and nephew. aged 32) aiInEPALIE—Loat; collariess; last geg* 4148 Olive ‘ Lindell | 5730 >| DK. mg ty P. 4 RA! * _— 7 ¥ i we tthe « ; gps P mee eats Votaw bridge. near Eure aT — _— . ~ nounce ft . vacate - top “€ i | Ff, eull ' Re: Pe ‘ . = ' we . » a “ | Bue Bae 4 : -* J . ‘ _- ‘ ° ’ . ‘ "nr N det , ’ “ E W IRE J a with electric Azte _e : all or telephone, . a O; Mined wethe rs same os eat ora ays ate: sees dy . a 1? cw 3 PP rn Jerome len rf Pm mn 7 — vier Aug ots at 7-30 30 $26 reward. May Kennéston, 1083 .. — complete for 's: 20 5730. Eisotric ‘oh eames pemorard. ' am rhios : ize » sHurecay. - Inter. mee a tile es 4148 Olive Lindell & (cs) +. 4 at $9 an i. 4 : . came we wna | id of mma len (nee Johneon) | * , Rr nesst saceamens mis urch ae o “ts . write your 4 ; ¥ e f i : yar a i , . “- and deat , I"res Joe " = na / ; ” "as motene Decennnd Was BAG—Lost; fax? wee, Ww iy ints if you want ¥ your 4 use wired rea eae | . , . " - y bp a ts dah ac T " map on om oo Sees Lae » member asterere ; . poe | CR —— ood fixtures *#né materials end without | PEAM iMA WAY) and mail it. New | ork ( offee. ; ao a : ~~ . sy «? ud ; > cked ic - a ie’: rary t att . J I inans va . T) rott (Mit 2 ane 's lea te copy. (c3) BARK PIN—Lost, with 3 blue stones ’ A oo to rour property call Vv icter 2°40. ity 1 AT ebb! mK, . 1, §2.5002.00 " , houlevard on €i rs , i2e6 damage | , “10% sop. AGE. 38.—Coffe—Rie, No js KANSAS CITY, M \Qus 22 Buite | : “1g +s Presen- “1; 17997 at ward. 4362 Evans av Lindell Ree Rarcher et “A209 Vircinia (an) so via . : ; , ~ me “ at . Mo i at r. | "| = n _* n . : oh “tt ¢** ' ” ) —— - - sutures firm; December, 7.80 eggs, poultry and potatoes unchanged. 7 - r John's Station Bt ‘se 30 p. n r ‘en Eetella Jenk!na Maxon, ae “iaentorn a a WFE can wire var heuee at any time. Call | rend ! intel 6130 : + Gnas | road Interment ORIVSTY sp ioved wife of Norris H. Maxon and mother BAR R PIN—tost,. jn Gownr liberal reward. _ Ttiverside 2096w. —-- _ ) ory ‘he Bee ee ' ‘er + ‘ = af Marquette | of Jessie M.. Lots E. and as: Maxon ta in 06 (4) WRIGHT DOES oe er P q r* _ ; ges of the vers. Pr leceasec was 8 memes: * mar Services Thursday, Aug. 2-3. @t = PP. ™. $e ~— Ovtck service. st reasonable ces. on ol r Sta . oO ovisions | 4 aOR K > sent stion im wW'.- ASTPIN—tTast, roid. ruby and tee rl -. . EM PLOYM ENT 4 a “hoe pe i.2 feet. no change: Cin-'! Chicag ae _ ~« Name Soc'cts an \iaste’ a “ — a 104 Waverly place. ic) BREA liberal tr ard 6048 Manchester (c) =p ng BE in the pet nnat 12.3 feet. : e | os oo ; bien at? Aero lation ‘c) ~ —_tL_ast white. named a U Tell our material is ‘he bert cach or terme Loulsvitle £ ¢ ® vise of 8.3 feet: CHICAGO Aug. Provision mazKet RATES--On Sunday. Avg. 19. 1922. Wil- MOORE..-Entered into rest suddenly Tues ‘ —- raed Snoover Club, Moerschel’s. Phene Mein 4858 for estimator WRistt W A N | E D GROUND FLOOR) - foot: g ) feet, a fal’ of 3 of @ close and ranges follow liam T. Rates, beloved hust ard of Mary day. Aug. 21. 1923. at 8:30 p. M., Wor Sen: Wee ee | T POORI CMe =6FON RA at . Louis, Mo, 4 t. Louis, 10.2 feet, a fall of im Or ose E. Bates (nee Green). dear | fat hat ef Erle Foley Moore. beloved mantines oF ook @CHECK—-Lost: Government me Oe Ow Oe Y a : — | "Harm % : = re. John Magen. . K n vreo ‘ , ' r ve Tize me i, a te 24.7 feet. a fal of 32 ae AR | oes on 8 Sinan Chiste- | ete Map ag ee og, dorfe ae Pie i. wrard._ and wid GAS PIPE CLEANERS MEN, BOYS - Mw sptem be nM a? we :* to : - Ln or ur CHOKER at; stone marten, at Gran — - —p oe Pittsburgh, Atcianta. | er ¢ “ys “ Memphis. 18 feet. a rise 5 te ag pa ‘ “4° eighth sree : Fast bab — -_ © T) ~ gy re “Atph nse en grandmott a Moore, and ou ¢ rie Ww Rridge ar Warne ané Carter aves. GAS 7 IPERS cleaned. . stoves connected. ' ALTO FA NIC—an avilie .. * Of &@& foot: Vie ksbure, 19.5 feet, pent EE BED - from Scottish Rite lem) e. ourteen fn r ets or an x - niiiiiieiens, be a 20 and 9 Tuesday; please return $1.50; work guaranteed. s. J. Sector. ; > S rise of 5 of aft a | LT DS: 2 D> College avenue, at 2:30 p. m., Thursday, , ‘ a inern — - — , ete ene Ariingtes, Osiées Lib- oe ad Centra! L 88 so Rodina sg New Orleans, | a ee 8.4) . Ky 4) | Aus. thence te Mount Hope wee" * 502 North leven sine a gy cae. jes) eral rewall. (7B) Fi ndell $34M ae October “ > -—_ —-~ _ —— = ee ee m~ .

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& v= 2. we es peg > 7% a ee ee ae te Bae, Bie ee 2 -~ R....T mm med man ate! ews-Democra’ ; "an ‘teakettle, iy r an r . ec a! a orstet 2°23 Locust st Designer on Girls’ and Juniors Dresses exceptional opportunity fes(gner must abie to +h O+) b+ ; on iJ sty'es in high-class gtria’ «nd ; “Tn - em, oe L « - . . : oe mathe | - oni! ptt we ye - yenenarg . , , ad , ;, ' ” ; ae an nio : state Tull particulars and = ane Wyoming omnes - et : o repiy: application «ti! te ROJ-—To make cores ore With experience Tk on far ert a Papas: oe ae a = . Box W418. Post-Dis -) 5 Mecern B: ass Foun ar ry 1630 ‘ +t ; - oO. 4 7" : 7 S R « a S - x rs : e ~~ a ~ . : % } . " yy + x psid ; wr? r =] at > , SEWERS Exverienced roed Op st. BOl—re Ba ee Ba MS ay BOS ves: he @ver 14 tm oh! eo na Geper =e" ie ‘ and 2 girlie fer Bw Ma‘estic Electric Mig PORTER — W must be neat in appearance and furnish Al references. W. DROSTEN JEW- ELRY CO., Olive and ae! ut . Singer Sew! to pewsra ver KF ADDiw~ News- ice3 , “9 MAKE v cP wAN—On aflernoon wraduce Tr’ cla*e., arc wages to work tm L. J. Schreeter te learn tre evy- Krensbers. ———— 2 7 PP ATO) — Wh iM near Bern Exc hange Pidg.. EX AMINE S — And drapers: good pay; permanent emplor- GROSS-FREEDMAN 1324 Washington eR) a —1 exper‘ence 124 N Main. e ite girl. Appir 3d - ment se AS us Sore clerical positic must be guic! ' = : he gelat , ‘ ' : a r} 7 co -6= : LAN erma 3 ore —— _— -- “ a whethe {t).. at figures, $17 | | i a ae acs ‘ M. . ; re MP Ce work: mur . Ye ail Ford tru . al Ti ri a ial. , ee - a - fenie | i FRANK.—Ar — ve Reck & be | FINISHERS—On work and E. M. THOMAS CO — ~ - street FILE GIRI.—Must TaN re ~rher? Iron ° ladies’ dresses: good pay. 205 N. 2d ad i Si. Pad ’ a Foe: reoly in own PDandwr': clever . HELP dhe nm _@ImALs HOUSEGIRL— White, genera HoUSEGIRL—For generai housewert. ei). HOUSEGIRL—Fer general housework for general Delmar J1LOS8J references. no waenhing 7iRL—wWhite:. nto cooking 2228 — ‘ TitL——jeners) pay 4378 Mary'and HOUSEGIRL—wWhite. expertemced: genera! housework; no laundry Cabany Low. é5) HOUCSEGIRL—For general housework; sma!! family ; home; stay at piace if wanted. IZS6A N. Euciia. HK th SEG TRL— Whi te. for general nousework and cooking. small family goed eS idea! hore cepdition. ¢ abany 1367 HOU seiRL— er genera. house Worn. no work “abany J060. TW inter- Aite Tr coored, oldman. 7I1 ao Wasting; for genera! Interdrive good : 37 : “TT > Mundy {rive HOUSBUIRL—FPor general house w OOM: 4 4 adults: good home: goo 323 « , Crear floor nm rch “abany a te. cooking and do«n- stairs work: references. J04J3 Castieman: Grand 4613. 5) general house- SEL work refer- ance’. at z Or -* ~ BIVETER - OLOR oc. * vears —* fo ) S 7 Overall To. 923 Wash ED 1 N Nn) Pr BOT—We have open q ay ' \ HH { » hanest. intel een: otu 1 "¥ " vurd al ink - o> we er atea em pre : Sale . 8 A. —_— a Won So w& mupt have references o% Port u . . - — , ; . , . ao oe , _— . = | ‘ , : ; oa . inst P _ i s “Pox R32, Post-Din od bom ee ol _c\]| remains go until after the mext|the green part of the rind of agiod | LEPPERT-ROOS FUR CO S09 fact, er Av. YE \R Sor—i6 TO " PERM A ‘ EN v -_ BOY —For of fic ie werk. over 16. “4% —“ > wants Grenés Sahel thts sociation 414 Odd Fellows Bldg ict Daren "aekde beemieut a ind then return to ¢ oa advancement. INTERN... ; Se OT—orer .1 mat nl not > th — , : ‘inde are ' are GIRLS—And women. 262 TIONAL SHOE CO., 2001 Hick ory. BRMKLAYERS—*wo au: Shenandoah. "FR Forest a29 nousework a> 17AR hous 1 ENERS—Fo- ainda - — . : ™ ) - . - ~~ . * 2 bes , A : | ‘ ss : e 3 : - . : j ’ . ~ ‘ ev , - : ; ? ; ‘ 7° r : sma_' *arnily saare * “a ; Post -t . - = & LAN! wust ’ a 4487 , ~s .eS the s es i een s — en i a .. LEGAL INFORMATION. foid shirts. Bech Rox 3s 18 years: 38 per C2 P (By a ember of the 8t. Lowis Bar inopampremaedl ee ; assist with Tro rine. 27 “a - is) 2 Bio BOY —Wa ~ eae = Se? SgNeTMAKERS work Iden! Cabinet Abd.\ & Tad LAR KO— ty ww high « ,ages = is? a NETMAK ERS-~) ur be . “ ide ff ¥ - : M - . 7 > | rr 7 fa . Bi -p +s ~ ME CRIA JIC Vitel ery “ at es er ‘ale rr. Pate “om 5 AR FINISHERS—For insta!’ meg wood work in street cars steady work; highest wages in eny will be paid to first-class men. Apply ST. LOUIS CAR CO, 890 North or iway : CABPENTER—1 - a ee ; tae 6S ‘ Tua t } >a ** —_ a —_ = grace wages. See ker, to Mr tr 34 S$ 22 t aan’ — 3: 4 ™M 77 IN! rere” .EMEN' tN a > | GVIL ENGINEER— Im lede nm ‘ou "Ss OR ieee rier - nh si kr \ * a’ "aX ee {WANTED : “ret r rel? ren *. MAKERS— Experte ." Werk. gee working con once Nationa “hair ee CHAUPFE! Rh—To drive D-227 Peet. Denmetch fam . gc ean route Permane:' Federa’ Clothing Stores. COLLETO 1R—One whe =» hy ph mol ‘ou wan’ yeur tome anewer - ,_ Poet . Diepatcoh a’ MEN_W: ith o or wi ith- mee out experience as ‘. se Temes , we .* ~ 7 5 - : ? heren Cate . . es groovers, double Sete: a> an ra - a COG —Experien sed seamers; aiso soiji- pee | (Sou ,‘s 12 GINING-kOOmN a i> _* - ee rASH R— W biye y Beeition Taop CLANP VAN SaALFSMEN —Permar ent Par “a pid bh. BRED A — “oo renee * > SPECIALTY ice : AA) rmrT LAS AU S AND WOMEN SHOEMAKING - =i joe nie eee Te Se ee | : a TEs H ALTY MFG » and Phonograp? : ay 7 rms = ae : | es . ] ES: 4} porns Se = —. fimeeter afd Pei pes ~ " ' Let r an Bh .! | et i? 34.4; Ss = iron Works, If & ’ . . , % a4 ~e 23 ' ' ee —_—_____— a Ae S— Mus ° : Sd r? : roe: $40. Kerth Garage. ("a LS — With or FURTA.& AXD TINNER s op ities e x 7 er =: TFASTsitiee — tn ience as press hands ae ee ™ ~ oe *) o er ery ME Ue ‘Re onl a in... “a, £14 N 2aiso soiderers. Stea- eo net apply , ae Re > a y WO! 3 Food _ — FINISHER “ed im retal qed sary = steady Cerra) Fyrniture o ~*~ -_- apply eh ipving TIRE bev o- = —Good Jewish . Sei. os Ek “MEN — Riveters ' steel car work. Apply W 5 2 St _George t hive. —_—_——— — 4ELP WTO —woeres =— — * encer MOTOR Hr the ‘com alii fe for lige Wai Lr aR aA NE ; i —wr ah ; ' : _ ‘APER HANGERS—P es ‘ We iy a s «© rions ® PLANO) Lee red. aes erintendent s Uffe 7 ae fn educa een th Fleer it or sks y . wr "14 TUNER nave ; ew “Ix Den permanent : si hor TTT Tt) , "The ig’ tsi s- woman: white, rk small flat 3320A Wvroming “SEGIRL—wWhite. gemeral ho in e $50 ise A )" per neon t.B. Ss. LONseWOrK . 23524W HOU 'SEWC MA LAN—For umincumbered. white Tmust stay on 1540 N. Grand. wank and ~eferences. NDRY HELP Deess oDperal ADD} +39 Manchester LA Saat HELP— r id new SHIRT FACTORIES Loc PuSst etc 20 girl pressing on hand work: no rs can learn in earn rood. wages ELY & WALKER loth and Sth and women to learn Boe. sh Irts : 6th floor. or ~enced 'n Free Laundr a RTER—= Lxper 141* ~ ae eet Srmad MILLI NERY OPERATORS | .* * 508 Wasnington. MILLINERY TRIMMERS WN ‘aehinget XER -. “xper en cmd cker Neckwear : “? 'NERS—Stea = r 2 > 2 iPeialrs ‘ OPE R ATE RS 4 > be Ee Ret ee Pe — HAR . 7. tah come 1. oe lence ——— pau - w — Exuoerier ae ¢ . DIES acoly 1600 3 Broad é — _ ——e : - ~eaty t owettien. good BUTTON ‘MACH. y BUTTONHOLE ¢ AND GIRLS TO Rice-Stix §} FACTORIES WORK N EAR YOUR E Ps 50S 4414 PAGE BL * 1807 CHOUTEAD ~ i ates’ =. wages. | Delmar bi. Dry PRESS FEEDER —Ton: Boo Piae -100 Salesiadic for | Ready-to- Weal I “ai Attractive x ts ‘otel , =ED YRYy— > 3 cutth Worx. oe riiimer pipes a as positions f work on apron dresses 7 B. CORBLEBT, 923 W experienced salesiadies Ca second floor. t | work full or pert time. 5 . Mr. Margulus. Sonnenfeld ' g10 Washington. ce MILLINERY EXPERIENCED WOME) PREFERRED. FO FOURTH FLOOR 4 FRENCH ROOM SE ING. SPOTTER—Steady job to right mam Bros. Cleaning and Dyeing _areenee. ; » TENOGRA PHER—Zxs ment furniture bouss Bex Mtspatch. STEN' “sR a Pl EX—Lady; 22 areferred "“,RAPHER—wWhe io fTictent: one not afraid t.on permanent mary piy 4805 Wale wright STEN OG RAPHER—Sx nish good a Appiy Walter U Clark. ieee aut et STEN “SRAP ‘HER capabie of hand)! without dictation, Grand 5347 SALESWOM WE HAVE A NUME OF GOOD POSTTIO? OPEN FOR WOMEN WEE CAN SELL LADIES’ ANE CHILDREN’S SHOES. APPLY SUPT.’S OFFI MAIN FLOOR BALCO)? ' Famous-Barr ¢ STENC ~GRAPHER—By iarge * mfg. co.. for credit dept.: cust te enced, ane wit cam operate , preterred ; oppertunity ate workin ‘onditions; sadary so Sate aze and experience. Boz Post - Otispat: “h. STEN‘ :R APHERS — experienced; permanent ELY & WALKER 1520 Washington av. 2Ai—Te wak om trede ference e me) et ‘S03 s HBOARD OPERATOR- uae a ee LATPLLS. Ch. "Ty 2 - : — SALESWOME Attractive ope ings for ambitic girls and women the beginning of ret ference. 318 ‘LE GIRLS— Experienesd fepart ment. Appiy supertnt > of. ‘—_ -” _ rT’ _— wrican Laundry ~ ee i | Fall. season. Po tions in general ing leading to manent trans and promotions reguiar selling partments. Af Supt.’s Office, Floor Balcony, FAMOUS-BARR TELEPHONE Oe Fhe ledine ‘nmediately Locust _ ‘Ss UPrkHaTUAR—Te “Ki nioch gwitchbeard: high on preferred Aum? fice, 600 S&S King’s hi -EPERS—18 to J veers : imekee per Tar mer } — dl = wt enographic Warwick Hotel, TIM*®K. fac’ , Der napen,. a JUate TRIMMERS—-Experienced and ; = act es hat? Pens] TRIMMERS of? TuynRInets of cuasentee S15 per aii 6at once ‘S-AL ER. 819 W ed giris » for L50l . mrenent work. —§il= per week. il a oe ie TRESS—E rperenced. - ‘\. Saree WAITRESS rpertenced. ls. UTOMOBIL ~~ady t wet = = aad -= a ee _ Deimar WATT ESt—Neat > erence. ReeTavurant. 453°8 (Choeutean ~~ id : —— re ‘77° . re %o-> inner ‘314 ‘week. "i930 . -_— . ESS— Ex oerenced Me ' st tho TT De Bele tere, 2 bss kS— Exverienced r oF eurper wrork 8 om Station CASHIERS | and «6 INSPECTORS EXPERIENCED. MUSEa OVER 16 YEARS OF 4 APPLY MARGULUS, “7 ONNENFELS 610 WASHINGTON.” OMA N—Whe- 7 4io Las OPER. (TORS or” ar) ° - > | Corte ex MILLINERY Co ington avy lem PERAToORS — , ladies bats GOLLE 1409 ‘Wash. One aQperten owe) AM pelent “ Omen 2 siloe <n permanent Dcaeit con CON ROT ~ att C MRER— Nenan: — se Y PLO Mears <“all ILE -. heoure; cm | PORTER— Young rug store Deira r PORTER— Albers Hao. n Prevrer es Lppiv Supertptenden: -ANDERV(« RT. ‘yer , BARNEY D. 6G. CO ffice hetween 2- and 4 » . ei ' ris (= Monday and Tuesday Le x paiaan ., ~~ oe Taswirr. | HAT OPERATORS eS 8, ee ren Liew 1Sth ef are ‘ier Main Floer Baleony. FAMOUS-BARR CO. Tilow ’ Prac “

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WEDNESDAY. SERSEPAT., Nace ps- DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR STORE? If so, say so in a want ad and do so. “6% > WTD._WOMEN, one. gAVASSERS AND SOLICITORS te 2 ‘ ne : a“ cane _ “= | O M O B IL ES : A U T.3O M:‘O B | bese . Ee HIRT , ine peom ce = MAIKERS eet position ‘all 8 a.m. | SOE For Sale Roadsters For Sale Touring Cars For Sale | bi etans J see Fon Sale | Touring Cars For Sale Automobiles For Sale— Who Want Steady Work a othe mae heele. extra ire gike | FORD—Roadster: like new: traded 0 1923—RBUICK SPORT TOURING—1923 | FQRD—Zouring. a is g>i8°": inted in the 8=—CS—~*~*=“‘“—*‘C VV RALLAND TOURING Miscellaneous new; disc wheels: extra Cc ana 16 teh ‘ w | Lax ust ,” Ss, terms 3118 | Chevrolet: priced for quick sa! ashe ! Absolutely brand-new: never driven; big | ef cond) i, - terns » | hanicalig; geod paint, top | FORTS = _ 7 Good Positions Open f b . , LESWOMEN ANTED — i as > ———— 48) | C a Pardy ue Motor Co. 6: 520 Del: Giscount off delivered price: open nights an hall, Foré Dealers. 2315 Locust «t. Oper and tires: 945 own, open nights and Sus -_ baat Y condition: Ss ne ols Look . Soiled agate. Ie et ares Cv S oT . ¥ Bas D om 3867 5. “(e6) : Li 8) mm org: ge 3811 t inne). L IBERTY, 1919 to 20 times. daily Sr. Sua ae } AKE po nT Ra tH in3) p ee | Soy ink a oiiiiiai eee! = || apy ep S | § times, Ic: 7 times, daily fc. i S a : oRS 7 * —— IES ae: ‘= peri en for ladies’ + pase 1923 mod }: run —— er ~~ oe roadster; car good as Rew; w ARD Mi ITOR CoO. _ 3030 ’ ' se FORI—Touring: just one year old; 3 new Sf EC | AL " SAL E Dandy condition ; n be be ht on reason- 50 times. daily S$ Sun Sc. I >» W. SLEEVERS ‘- ; i to- weer. App.’ 1600 S. bron Pot 08, this beautiful car is equipped wi-:n Delmar. SRy Gt once; Will SRCrEtice. (o8) HE RE! ’ STOP! SEE I ‘res, perfect motor; new top; Dum per, Out go! $75 buys this Reo tour'né. (able terns ATTE BERY MOTOR CAR ©O., they , ' 14 Gemountables: seli cheap for MISSISS! PPI VALL > ¢ S205 Locust. « 3406 Gravois. Sidney 957 (od) NCES ae ’ . “1 Re , , &Uutomatic windshield wiper. - = — —?2 . . as Ger “ € Pte . ey BUSINESS . CNA : 1 : 5. } ELLERS aa De carmen ent for ready-to-wear §' Ge. ‘rror, heater. 5 age ede 5 a HU ig Mie BIL KE at ) A | ST ER BU IC} IK s Si \ TOU RING Sos). =e . . : — ro ms 3) BIG , Al l 7 O SAI E c a a — “4 AN OPPORTU NITY FUR HvUaE UTTON MACH. OPERS, “(gmmeetert® Fosse Gctine suceee! S35 | {IEE Jr, cover, lock, Johann “lock. stop | 1922, as good as new tun 700 miles: looks Like pew Byway : S. platform spring, Gabrie) i b- ana) 7 ur Dodge tourin ge ‘BR, not an nic y * BUTT . ; : a. one toe lore Mi ITOR CO... 303) Locust : ge ti 58, saa ae ut cern, i bargain at the O TOURING-—$50 DOWN a nations) business. i U ONHOLE OPERS, : 2 i 2 & es verienced, for child ale > tan ot my os cross bar and lock, man sion e hu nimvy roadster like new, —_ ‘Betdebnver oe ie 4-nee i ris, 2810 bi RE T IU tI $ N capital for expansion: ed b 4 : , : on » Piates# and Neville Steering wheel; a real erif 4 n Fords ' id. 85- yraqd-! roORD_1 a ' ——— First one cots it for + $150 today eens anwehly Ganed ye AND j , eas ose eid | Duy for the party desiring a fully equipped | ——— ce; trade; terms. 3441 Juniata. (cd) | cord tires. 3125; Saxon #ix touring; d cote /**, ~ ae ing, it: carte! cemoun Oakila $19: energetic and experienced business GIRI S TO LEARN a ; fo. j1 N hoA TD - —— —_! | automobiie; practically perfect mechanica ly SPEC | AT, S ALE c (10n, ona Gardner touring, 2 Se AN a4 i. ya peal , ft on -ma, L 10; st ie OlAsm bt $s es | the, right caltber will 4s “4 a ive (or ; “ driven only by . ° a . ait , i - 4 tia | Terms: tra } LA ve , oO ug! : COVe?, 7 rai Brisco pon onl TID. yg ok ‘ : - ; ] imme dilate epected ’ week}; “ prone ~ 4. mpany and in- 1923 Maxwell roedster. driven less than WILLIAMS. 4127-° 9 Oliv @ (04) | oni0' De reasonabie, easy terms. Tri Ety ed light e. EE,» ~ sag a few of the 1908 new modele quick returns and wy . 4 © | an ‘ tO user See Forde and Dodee oe ” eee. trade 5000 miles; perfe “ft Tre han! Cai ‘ondi a | on; ‘* ADI L, LAC K— Tou! ing $385. cord tires: | eae —) ‘e Bt. iii a i at Essex ae Tee , s Dont’ put off this opportunity a mat Ty) IC@e tise mrt _— Centra: a T t STIssISeTPET Pa TL eT: 208 e 5850 berms. terma 1803 Park av (o&) ay ork ring 21; cor res, ck 100 rank lin Se ae ae ¢ substantial reduction. Do it | $500 to i868 ee = iat ——~ , : oust —— ~ —_—__—_—_—____— ber laxon cellen n nica ! ther a © Motor Co., Ine : = "AD 1] LL AS —Model oY touring lixe ne . ,itior uDpr ste . — oOo Ya the _ are | hunters wanted. Bea C- 417. a ’ . he Pets bee: a) \ $. will sacr z Saiaenan pe >: sal 7 Sate UT mae * Bi .. —ier : a 3 itt »- j = : : « ; FACTORIES | DURANT 4—Sedan: xcellent shape: used LAX W EL L RDS.. to DOW N ric term rad un . ‘ cy wn Mae-Larthy arse otor | ¥ YAHL iM. 1485 N. Grand. Onen evenings. We: t Side Buic k Auto Co. | >? y ¢ . Dandy ee 4%. e r e , . - — ——-- - —- rad — re . mn} nasties wv! n : | BU SinESS Mma h with $3000 | very little at eubstantiat - terme. »-pa seneer rk er eae —— a) eer ~- E R E Forest 8970. 5023 Delmar Deimar 45° ht DRK NEAR YOUR HOME — Spalding Mota: Go.. S116 Locust. (0) | Tat" gos" asueraa”™ sot dont Teed, | c.g, SEECLAL SALE FORD Tos tuck est ccuxey ove SOME PRICES! ooo) f| serene bes ~asid PAGE BL. { Sales adi US | FORD Soups, late model. Auto Auction | 1023; $300: Hasex. $205. Now. dow't for- | sions quod tirce special rise S250, investi. | POdy; $350; terms. Mendonaail, Ford REO TRG., $50 DOWN a | HUSINESS CHANCE — atere ; i ; * LW sca e . > ‘ ~ ad ;% ve (cB) , interest, and you save $50 oyahlom i a « . ae L , P . We wtll oell movable ovens 4414 PAGE BI, FORD—1021 coupe: starter, demountables: at; pri Hr SSISSIPPL Ba, Oe et tay SB RECON Brees ~______ ee) Lae? Se ee ee a : Sore | satisfactory: terme to suit. veite tor 1807 CHOUTEAU eegt only $45 down, 1431 ) bg gion oe ORD TOURINGS Tie eke : | ALL FORDS REDUCED ess De oe : FX RD af oupe, 1922 mode! fine cond! ition ; _— ; —"* ~~ + ¢- JN ~~ NOoGeis. Bil ent, BY tee vit ? t ‘ ‘ **-. ~ i" - eh mge eg a ot ll ; , eniv $45 town 1421 Locust (Co) i — os a —_ — ene FORD TOURINGS ii | l! ike _hew ~ eary terms. 4116 f oy | 35 } : _Gi AT fipen ey enings. | eae . Ol = Al rm see = “* x ad ' us — . = . ys 8418 Lo pants > . . . i | Bre ee np 1 1a71 ROADSTE Rr. | ~ SP L ENDID OPPORTU) ITY ER—Experienced. 4. ladie ai. | FOR wor Soupe: 192°. beautiful cal extras: NA H—Chummy a Aat 1919 pertect, oa ; —s SRSAL ust et. (Ci. be rd ne @e4 J aan Owing to rapid and subet antial vod wages. _ leonard Dn crese. real barg@a| n. 37123 Cass (o) | _ SIMS: terr 3 Par ‘ L ’ yi Kr Cc ADILLAC ONLY $490 ~ORD—Teouring; starter, 5 new whit . ; ndera: | | tee 250 22 N leur business, it becomes eseqntial te no” V- Ne . - oe —_- ! v : yrar ' _% ’ « TY? 1 ¢ y 226 Delmar bi - FOR = NASH—R ~ a eneeioret : . brand-new body, one-m : | $11,000 unissued portion of our & — | tD—Coupe, 1922; many extras; sacrifice oncsier: 1923; e conditi ust b mistake. No, nothing wrong, atteen- § = Cuno a+ dessin ae - ] cr? " ; 7. 7 ’ | , ’ ‘ : eS @ * ; “ . , r) Lees i “me lac . > . ~ . en ei s Dt ices ere ie tal A Oj; 7) cap ta Blin *k " » Adamare Co., 2100 Pine get.’ “a (B) verhauled ~ © note hepa — ‘fahlem doean’t charge interest or broer- ‘operating capital; this corporation 1 terms s510€ Easton (cS) tnt tin FORD—c oupe 1922 Mmanyv extrae mus ™ —_— - = . on . : " ‘ rae . OKT ac ) | n . rai + Eas’ payrients shone for rocoes!tien. ps . ‘ saterial voreluct tn ; mamas ; ‘ . ou ‘ his na m™ . , ge e wise nee Yahiem rst ’ _——, ‘ b n tures « utiding r BOPERATOR and lady clothes Tromr 4 ‘ sell: no dealers: cash _ 2526 N. Taylor. S T y OG he ) ADS | > R ~. Bm aaa — m sounds etm ote on a . t , ! LO! ,ClOCce, . ‘ YAH! EM. L035 N. Grap4,_ a. wen erenin | WEST SIDE BU ICR AUTO coQ. mand at eubetantial profitable oe © : = Sth _st.(e) (eS) rv RD S- -) " bate coup ee: exceler t condition Ww oe J 'T (or «oO 3020 tos «* rat iia YAHLEM. 1035 N ‘Grand, e‘e- er eet ¢ meh i r ' — ‘ ‘al — h a. 4 shad: i re pm i a EXCHANGED CAR DEPT : nk referent D. Ps. ta Post-Di Dispatch. FEEDERS—Experienced - . |” Gna: tetramn: Sendie OS08 & Jefferecn eS ite | ep | os eee SS ee 1923 RICKENBACKER TOURING 3040 Locus 8 | val 1. : _»_ Bot g 1-¢S' \- .7) ; ~' . f ’ ’ - . “> fea ‘ , ’ ' : > P d Presses. A a aq experienced sal erladies ( an i . : i. ; = = Pr . — ag One Res the prettiest Cadillac i ORDS. $35 DOWN y whe waeneee= J Automobiles ne Pel FORD— ‘oupes, all late models *: P50 avi‘ ons . PORBLEE Ze 923 W ashington ip: terme Chambers & Long. Inc.. 112: POR RE L IABL KE Phaeton Touritngs in St. Louis, 5- We just received 10 For d tourings, 1916 to S. AX ON 6 ~ Pouri: ng in © good pe, i We have been Dietribntores for the { ‘ ; e , ‘t time. \ Cpven Sundave passenger sport; painted a sage 1923 models, from $65 to $250; prices will sh \ ELIE 2938 |) 1" LINE ' ad floor. (e) S work full or part vm mee my ~ ow Te ) USED ( ARS brush green, with black hood and 4{ surprise you; Yahlem is the price wrecker; war. | wen DEBAESR | LIne for over 15 nm | 4 FORDs—O oupes. ail late models. $250 °s ~ al r ders t ew ord tires he onged watch the T ywds grab these bargains; Lerma, eg ee — ef 1 years. Ww e qu: e naturaiiy a. to Sonnen.eld’s, | ‘ip; terms. Chambers & Long, Inc., _— rag anata’ Caan ~p ||$85, $50. $75 mn o | | STAR -Touring; good shape mechanically; \ see STUDEBAKER AUTOMOBILES | etrt. a Bron. amen and Dyeing Oo.. 3 . , FOR D— ' tracts attention, Srald Mot Co 3116 Locust. (ce) |) 1. i { : b—cCoupe, ‘K> pass., barrel lamps, rt- at © admire it: think of the price: YAHLEM, 1035 N. Grand. Open evenings, | Spaiding Motor Co.. u so. Be When we take in a used BTUDE- SRAPHER_E __ fed) : g)0 Washington. c4) | siks sunshade ay oe “i ef $375: Implement | y ir chance; act quick very easy ne serge STAR—Touring car, in Tuding bumper, front | BAKER as part payment of the ATE ota gay Plgletal ip corn: snaps Merrie, $016 Give. ici | WY @ |) © oan | ee * $490 Buys Franklin ig Ry Bg EY a tc eee 8. . a FORD—Coupe. late model: good condition & Auto (Co : YAHLEM. 1035 XN. G | and other extras; run ite ‘miles. 381 to it that the car is put in FIRST- — accessories bargain City Limits Garage oA ‘ oo sUd0 _ Mode! 8B tour hy worry —— _Pennsy! vania, Sidney _ 4251M_ ella ||| CLASS CONDITION 0 Siar HE Rr — oung i 7 . ‘ Ww “ né né = Hodiamont, _ Wellaton P be . Vpen evenings Water freezing or 2 eating, et rid 7 r . saperinne ve a — Hu mobile Dist butors ie ms It goes through our FACTORY | | BARB ER SoHP—F rankiin av w “1h, answer in own handwriting. FO RD—C oupe, 1920; has been recon: P ridutors —_—- us = = —— =)})| Duy tale won pow, > Sant Brive ~ 1923 Star Touring | SHOP and is made MECHANICALLY i isee plenty of work : --——_- Pot -Dispatch. N VW ' " . ae Le a —— : ——- - sounds too chea! pul uu kno lem l (c) tioned: special paint job: only $375: ( = — —— ; epee ‘ ‘ > $700. { | | IGHT 4 th PAIN HO Franklin. ced: salary Sif P 7 ‘' ‘ : ms "| * , — T fs > ref t - { ‘ mm \: onst c - w th extra i 7 ” an t en our é » ~ P | — to start. amie prompects eA locust Bt. Open evenings ic] ’ ‘WeTbI Vv) th “a de pos : . ¥ rt re OO: as’ equit ae . u | 900 month cash experience. Pox K-17 ost-Dis. “** popular littie cars at & real seving; terms.| || We have STUDEBAKERS in TOUR- ; coud iS i Ske } . = ead ut $ et FORD- —Coupe, late 1922: fine condition, | Streets 9 ¥ AHL EM, 1085 N a Open enin | Always « oN jaT ) ; $1500; OGRAVHEN— aay, 21 years or over seat covers, heater. #un visor. other ex- ‘ 5000 Gravois) Look! 5 fee ier C R DN : or C RING va 'M UND C ‘ITY AUTO | Co., 2007 Locust. i Ope aa bie me Bescial or My ona ||| rre. . : : re : ? % } ]} ‘DY stat | ste ™ Pe | ' “ —— oa ‘ ~ : ” ce necessary. Box D- 202i eet Da | Si) kk | tree. 5036 Wells. reer a ——— =, | - Most beautiful rt tous eS vg ie oe tA \ R O x STEVENS TOURING. ||, LAght Siz. 1 BOARDING, fioUsm—&xx } teed ~_ ° 29 , ‘ —" , . r —_ rooms boarders; German | Sale. . ee “a oul “ fi eee , —h ee B+ we om an _192 WARD MOTOR CO.. 3030 Locus » 1V2 21; very “/ od nies cal i See them before you buy: we kaow | Pann % Me» cheap rent. GRAPHER Must be experienced, ED mc’ Mac-Carthy- Pardue Motor Co. 6320 ras t $1750: worth 66 now: big GARDNER—Touring car, 1920; in good eon- ee Oe ee ee ee ||| You will be pleased. Terms to suit you. ||| $500 wil) handle office detail: good | IENCE Me ead eel ; iets | Sedans For Sale rifle ; memanne will eet this sen! dition throughout. Thjs is « car that the un * NIVERSAL “418 Locust st. (€77) | ‘| Open evenines. | | ENDLER . CO., 618 Bk. Com. . ;_ for interview call. . R E D. F 8) R ro a ol, 5 | factory gives a year’s guarantee: sna!) sa } CRSAL, } , | FroRD—Coupe: eee in Russian b G — a ( ~\ Seen 1D en} s. down payrment. balance 1° months. Atte- ——- - oR 7 j . iil WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, or Central 2382. o4 PREFE R mm jeather: qemountabies, but no start Aw urn== ard ner | AHL ¥ M. 1 35 N. Gran pen evening come M , 3408 Gra . STUDEBAK ER—Spec jal six touring at brown | . Motor Car Co jravols. Sidney r Studebak t © OU AL HER— With office experience > F TH F L O O R AND | @r, ‘Al mersanicaily - $75 cash and $100 | Tourings, 1920, 1922 modeis; rebuilt, re CHEYR U Ss ET —Tou r sara? grand, 1921; 57 Open omias and ev onings. , ‘e4) en; See Cen ee ont “{od) EIGHTEENTH ‘SnD 2aceee. =—_ ao. © Fures. Sylvest | terme. S811 Finney av. (ep ) sh o : lute Se wm. > | om a er . Aut oan’ 010 | "Sa TEM s inn aT ; ‘ : NDLER pee Wectery. 1900 Pine et.. FRENCH ROOM SELL- | FORD—Coupe, 1922; in excellent condition: antes, with 34-hour tryout. a anyone CHEVROLET—Touring, Auto Auction, 1210 a oe ee Srorhadhel. vapntuned: paige ee bee OOO ee ee 2 _ H—Near Wellston, accelerator, Rauer wheel and many extras; |ubout an Auburn or a Gardner or the Olive. ae So B mm NO e Branch: | BRICK GARAG ear We ING. bargain ry $540: leaving town. "4036 N. MOU ND CITY AUTO © v. ; 2007 Loc ust. CHEV ROL EPT—Tourt ng: good condition. Al- 14 } Durant @-cyl. Touring; can't tell like new; terms; open nm ate ont Sunéage, ' Grand and St. Loule (c6) oll cars, with cottage, hot-water heat; | ROARDING “Hou e—38xx De 2 - es OGRAPHER——Who ts ox enced and Mert , one not afraid ~ gy oem ;: Fiorieeant avy. (4) ne ; ae ht-N - Auto } nese & cors:, bereains: HAY [AYNES—Two tovrings, gooa Condit ion; | Bunday “and oreninee Wilson Motor | THR WEBER MOTOR | CLEANING, pressing, tailoring: Wi bors good references: salary $18 per week. Morria, 2810 Olive (c) WEST SIDE. ‘BU ICK AUTO CO ao oS owe ae a ee | ' - . rf 111 down payments; easy terms or trade. 9 ae tri Hoffman press, iy Walter G. Clark, Inc., 215-17 Chest. (c6) — S . 2021 Lacust good going bustriess; pr JRAPHER R—Experienced ; rm SALES i OMEN — Dll - - ' r ry [ ” } or 7 ° c80) r@reor;»n. | ; - 8 - , Co., . © ———— ———— ——————————————— PO tae eee ‘and sccm" | CHEVROLET Sedans 1884-- t-deors, per. | CHEVROLET —Tourine 1000; 0 real ber | eee rea ee ects sactitina; 1922 STUDEBAKER : CAR COMPANY oe bie of oo very 9 oe of 7 ‘TT 347. os WE HAVE A NUMBER Open ‘Bu nday and evenings ( H E\ ROLE? i '—Sedan: 1922: ye 1Oor ; HA30 gai M roCarthv Pa rdue Hi DSON—Speedst er: rfect _ sacrifi e an eounter } ome ate CARONDELET MOTOR CO., 3867 8. "Reams. fect condition just overhauled; $450 —— = = AN ‘Del a 8415. a 9any. terms; trade _1803 Patk_av, 6 5} Light ae ‘tentihlts enaaeee pen a a a ae sont hey er sick; will sacrt ut dictation, ED 7 GRAPHER-CASHIER—For general OF GOOD POSITIONS ace cuties; must be thoroughly capable OPEN FOR WOMEN WHO (c6) 13) 5 Garris mn VAR '. MOTOR CO. 3050 _ Locust. 211 N. 7th st. Olive. 2319. ‘experienced; also of good address and 2 —« || AUTOMOBILES. CONF ECTIONERY—A a wy store; nce; permanent position. Apply CAN SELL LADIES’ AND ( , — Fords—Coupes. Tourings r «| 00460 6oOoer “ ‘ 46 See H HUDSON 6-40 TOURIN« RUNS fine: T \ BTU a AKE eset ight 6 ‘touring, ~ 492 o. me | 4) ST LOUIS AUTO SALES C HEV ROL ET SE D ANIL she e;cheap | CITEV] OL, RE T TC TT RING } only $200; terme: see this quik n chanically perfect: Y .~ tires; origina) fin- Thie line includes every. standard | __room_ | in 1 reer. 150 ‘a, 410 N. Broadway. * . . condition » whe. wheels new spare tire i S S ) . i invite your careful inspection $438 8. | good i ) iste: rr tion CHEVROLET TRG... $50 DOWN | ome baby, this 4 passenger touring: @ , . , j ‘ re | models. | anil (OGRAPHER-—By large South ‘Sie CHILDREN'S $ HOES Grand. Grand 8120. eo 9s Qe and ings holstery; big reduction; 19°0 touring. given away for $145. ‘keen looker an@ a real performer: just step #1950 STUDEBAKER, $750 Baws | eo 5 AND GROCERY— ~ me cb) 1922 , real Duy on easy termes RICKENBACKER DISTRIBUTORS, Attebery Motor ray Co., 3406 Gravols. Upen, | Ford to a Packardéd. CON FECTIONERY—and ice cream POR Orie Bye Beg By HR Bt “SPECI AL SAI E i AR D 4 M‘ ‘T R CO , 3080 _ Loc ust ——s F 3623 Washington. even! ings an 1d S) unday. _ Sidney 9: 57. 4c@) i | Wie ‘neni on eat caine ae __ fine — 5371 > North Market at. ae ‘ a a in A ken ! : a. r in the pink of condi- | | sae T READ t N ; _. CONFEOTIONER Y—Money maker: ¥ reg: Neve 18 ss nccn to be appreciated, We | 1921 Dodge sedan, perfect me eet |W Al t t| OH LOOK! HUDSON SPOR T OH! SAY! LOOK! |) exontsgs tor NEW STUDEBAKER pont ag epg er ys tion: many of them are 1972 and 1923 780 Manchester. en eel CCS 80°7 Olive Romont &3 | for quick sale; terms. VELIE, 2938 Olive DIEBING MOTOR SALES CO.. ' ish; $300 down, (1. Ford .. . ‘road; it's worth 21000 but Yahiem LAY* | hegutiful big ‘6’ touring In Bt. uis! (| been low, and we are in A position to | - ; opportunity s70 splendid MAIN FLOOR BALCONY, | gondition: especial price on account , R KAD ABOU j THIS DODGE ene Fiver 4 quick salsa, =a profits, $790 takes F 3 Greate: looks ~~ Syy $7100 —_ oe ,!| sell thern at BARGAIN PRICES. They GON FECTIONER Y— ‘Across the Se § & conditions; salary $70 to : | | town: hurry before it. is too late + After all. the va of ed Aenend age ' Fagen wes }engy termes or ‘race. orms like a watch; & ||| have gone through our factory and | an aaa fe abi age and experience. Box W | 1221 N. 11th et after 5 p. m., ask for Mr. | upon tee condition: rt oe ee Se ro Deakin 14 > « At, ny AHLEM, 1035 N. _Gra nd _ Open e% enin 5%. SYAHLEM MOTUR on atte early. 4” paint shop and are right mechanically kin. echools part cash R-TMiepatc? i. ic) i = } _Pel legrir 0 initia | dan Was never off the city streets, carefully Terms, § $50 to ‘$75 down. balance %% to fil P P—Touring; wrehine : ass “SiatS. be i $185 By s Ope sagglcens e ‘ ran and made to look like new. | oe a re — a ann CONFECTIONERY —South: leaving -_ , : " ‘oun O02] modei: nice car; $285. driven, no dented fenders, no worn cushions, e : Go Aa n, _ tre de an) ; ined = “> emer ii ‘ / P ENOGKAI HE RS jars ‘Ladies ; (c3) » | FORD Shimer oced Co., 2809 N. Grand. ho -¥ ke = motor: looks } ike net com- $5 ; YAHLEM r * running c “eg x ov E L LE LA TOU RING || WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. | count death: other "Bon b fats - (o@) pare to ot Ler cars it’ & Worth BO but you | , ~ Feogd “Oln” Lat ‘lede av. '@)- - See this line before bu in : $20 trade for house. perienced ’ permanent posi- — a _ « “4 a know Yahlem’s reputation for bargains, $590 1035 > N a faa pee “Open evenit ings. qui dems y HU ; : Syner-e.iXk coube: ve rv Chg: ex- tak TI t ne. ng. aed 18. E LY & W ALKER D. q. lent ct condition. See Durr hy. sie “fe “YAUL E M ”'10! gs NT Gra (inpen erenings ‘ ‘Ol B19 = 8] rt tourteg: or iginal paint, a |? rtp MOBIL E *~ aU TRING “9 1h: 20) Ww ashington av. | — era : ———— as | rORD—Sedan 1921, first-class « ondition, all f ria tor Biflex bumper, nickeled . ‘. ve ies slr ’ f i rd qu: ment ; ‘al ‘oar 72a , rain? Th r ’ } , —_——- lhl -_- HU D SON COTTPE—Here ia your chance _ extreme.) y low pr Se. ost Db sa _(cB.) w heei s. 4 $2750, » will " Giate de} ernis 7 ow ee ari ti es: a rea. buy (c4) ly , ip ya: ty inning eond) '10n: A ij or $i 50. VFI JE 29: IR CViiwe (eh) Terms to guit. Open evenMmes. Cee ae f : , waa 6 De Daher. - | ‘s ; ' . ‘4 & w ) b . Light six touring. 1921 model: WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, | | . “Gasen "qne8 golle besten: = f f \¢ . : ert ac ve LOFT, : . Srand-new extra equ imme- pow ul overhes ve a “ORee ' Studebaker Distributor, | tures: living room; rent $35; EIGHTEENTH AND LOOUSBT for $450. FIDELITY, room | bea | appreciate it FORD—Sedan; starter, a. ae il SEG ae li r4 mfg. plant: muet have good POIESING MOTOR SAL E22 CO. dewn: no imt terest. 1 mrt ‘at. all DODGE :, “Tr. rf , $185 im | 1921: rmis o suit. : sly been run OU days. 806 eetcas Grand and St. Loute (c@) in typing "Write. Rox _502, Wellston RICKENBACKER DISTRIBUTORS. | | adown ne ts “9? 1: gacrifi ace @ ust erm 1805 i’ark ‘ . -— a — apts Ww AY D MOTOR Co S080 sacem: . =) ee ————e — | DocTOR’s OFFICE unity "THROARD OPERATOR —W rt | . OnpGE—tTourin 192U0: tn perfect shape: - Se ~ . a a == writer and do light tend aoe re - Attractive Oo p e€ mM =| wons cate — Mh ene. Saston — a D sn of extras, $295 2. Park. (Cc) SPEC [AL SALE | Willys-Knight, $390 Bt RM -—. thousands. th ref erence Men. _ 24. ic) ——— —— | FORD—Seda: i, “ja? ; like new ; , 5 , oe ~ aan ; DG E TOURING —1921 Owe a ea — Seer ) seed snen event — ? place overlooking miles of * references and salary to start. Box € Innin 0 C | Everything goes; Maxwell coupe. 5 a FORD—Sedan, 1923: equipment complete ‘riginal finish like day {ft w as delivered | Lex) —_—_ 7-pass., barga: : Y AHLE cM. 10:5 N Gren eo vl _ 1 FORD BODIES—Truck, touring a oped: country: 25 acres iand, ) EF rice right; easy terms; open evenings new: 4 new t res. motor excellent; looks uike T. LOUIS AUTO - paeees TO! RING CAKS—30; sacrifice, 350; easy ster; many bargalne. Rie Lo “eh house: S&S years es a ~~ - , —— | Post-Dispatch, (ce) A N OPERA TOR— “gligh all season osi=- mechan ne ation; “only ’ 275. vit ae | ger’ B35 le. 1803 Park 5S) Oli i : wlieht = i¢ lon; on ~~, | 8118 Locust st : (5) - ewfT] , as new $165 » down, bal S0°7 Olive sormont G. terins: trade 0: ark av. ape ico? ve. teady customers. PHO! : *F p | han! al condlt 4 et. (c77) | 3218 locust s a a new and will serve as nD pose ‘ a¢ Nive. saiediial =. . I ——_—-_— : ets a of aiaiaeedte. C With” iene E MISSISSI Pi VALLEY, 3% 08 10’ - ctu) FORD—1923; sedan; 8 months old; cord| ance easy terme; open ni! ghte and Bunda) 8. | CTOCOMOBILE—Tourings port medel, rey TOURING | ARS —40; sacrifice, $50 up. FORD COUPE BODY—$90, Bu al any 640. apply ) I 3415 I cust _at. (cia) — tet r n: ! n dtice. rred Avrlvy Rarnes Hospital, tion; sacrifice 3205 LOCT ST _ko77) | 138th et. J 1h 3x) Late models; in good condition; at l Sow Ea. 1L—Gor 4 con: on; good Dargai _ fice, 600 S. King's highway. (c4) ~ 7 eee FOR D—Seda starter, demountab! next $45 down; also several other per puet 7 ce ; ePICRS—218 to 30 veare of ane. ter” Manent transfers BTUL DEBAKER—Coupe: 1921, like ~ New ; | aanen e rors a = hay eo88. “3-5 none Tate Motor Co., Inc.| @own payment; easy terms $1650 ress) “The e Truth Hurts TRUCK BODIES. a ght Waitara one SCERY AND MEAT MA fa aoa, } u EHE5 Gown, trade; terme (cS _ bargain. eo 2810 Olive. | J be geen any time. Ooupe De Luxe Body stock. fixtures Phone ki — / permanen, work. Apel and promotions to} rin > P ee > st) hUu TrmrAS a buyers Dav per oent in- in good shape: $250. FOR - Sedan; late 18°” starter, —~ ~~ 3041 43 Locust # \I A XV KE L, L. TOL RING many use R.A Yahlerm di eharge Co. _ 3147 Locust. GROG RI —Stock — fxetures; MME RS—Exper. enced and ria I 7 : ‘ : 400; ¢ ' eo, weaker Saemaee:” + Tegu ar selling de- VERLIE. 2088 Olive AS) | and $200 terms. 3811 Finnev. } | DORT—Towring: sate nee rane cB) “WARD. MOTOR_00 2OS0 aoe... | Yanie EM. 103 oan ac cay | “ . ocentnae, Coupes, Runabouts, Touring Bodies | ————__—__—_ ctory timekeeper: grammar or venir. S. Jefferson _ ate pe That's an ol4 saying; we have proof that | huckster truc y. F rgain; can | GROCERY AND me Sa y er: 8; an wheel lock: appearance a re ' ; terest | VELIE $1 oash, balance week'y. chanic ally ae good ap the Hest: siBo on cag aS ‘@ne: B36 1922 model: in good condition | Interest ene you save $! Aa special Bargaius in Used Fords, Sedans, for selling. 16 LR ei OL Coupe, @-pass.; in fine | FORD—Sedan. 1921, completely sarees? __ down: trade —- MOON __To uring late model; beautiful car ; — aaa GROCERY AND MEAT a - Bb Supt's Office, Main es —— firat-claws | FORD Belana, S500 7 to $350; cash | — : = = = Taal a - excellent “ear USED CARS | Ford Truck Bodies and Cabs GROCERY 4 re seme Morgan. R pe e- | partm t A WESTCOTT shape: jooks and op- looks like new; $425: terms DORT rou RING beat condition $4: 50. 1833 Park RELIABLE of we wee Oe End location; cash and T" RS en 8 pp - , : > eee. , pest 7 4 bodies. 3040 Lacuset st. Opea sunteti a : . uo KE . ae hee _ c ly erates like new; priced right VELIE.;| hall, Ford Dealers, 2315 Locust st. - ARD MOTOR CO. 30: 30 Lect ust Sasi Touring. car a ty: $600; leav- FOR Coupe de Luxe Traded x. Dept Forest 6314 ime ore 0 en a ' ork, pH ‘ nit atone Met aes wi anak aera! e's 5806 Deimar (chaz | forma Gnen Gundey and. evanin I. = ' NASH—To. aif pees | Closi Out Bankro ¢ St ek Ford on ton Soest ‘14, A > Al Rn &) Ww ° ad TN TY ; y Al ~ + Ta. yelmar (cee) ; tii} frien _ dF 7 —_ = 2 " * ‘ sa O Washington, 24 7 Floor Balcony, see WILLIAMS FOR COUPES. | CARONDELET MOTOR C©O., 3867 mnt. | | Sto J Res ad? \\\|| Nasii—Touring car: 1921 model, motor —SEE— ts 2 gon ape nese oO Oe BTS —Expereinced gtris for polley writ- 21; roomy S-passenger: | __ Hit used it ,thorow hiy overhauled; first-class oone)- bodies and parts; wonderf x, fixtures new, pay ill $10 s Jeffers: Oe et (cS) Implement quick sale; you will find here sre any vipa other business ntey _ w ||| a a eber halt ‘pri - 19 : Loc room ~ FAM foes” of condition 4 tires, wire wheels: | FOfing—Sedans. 1921-1922: very sont of | +; permanent work. 150) ust, a, “ OUS- BARR CO. 5 Ford coupes d 1°55 -28; will serve es tires, paint end mechanica!] condition; lots _ F000 sport touring, © wire wheels? oth + 5 ic! or cab your business requires ae 2 ) riced right; terms, de. of extras: $100 down, balance monthly. ° H od tires. extras; $650; & Auto Co th} arranged. $12 » i. i Vande- (os) | = sb b tor Car Co.. 260] Locust: open'| a 0 . fg pa ndit Hon; Ho r 40. athly paymen = oe ye > Venee, ey wifias Ure _ic8| wfuner Motor Car Go. 2601 Looust, over i] $3200 Car for | allow 9225 on inte Ford touring and yea? seiay abetiee “rth fee aE a — evenin Le) | it} | on ‘balance. 5 B380. Southwest. Hupmobile Distributors way, just acress RFs e's Limousines For Sale FORD— 1031 sedan: #tarter: demountables; | On display in our showroom Chassis For Sale = Sy dealer heat; ™m WN arah | - ‘ ’ . } - | ' D |i ' Te 7 7 : 7 . 2 jon ; ee ee HP [ie OBILE s| Sas rd tires, periect in every feepect; | ror stop signal, bumper, Decker wheels an |||i| nc “aport Touring, bulk by the | | ALMOST NEW NASH FOUR | 19th and Locust | OARRETE Ford $50.0 py tera Chae: | With gli Oper tate 7 . re # N. Sarah, { 35: | ‘ t too smell, just right, | bers Long, Inc, 1123 Pine. Geen Bun- 1% u ertaker; a ree Stountie nice an for only 85; easy i , upont Nemours tl Not too larg’. no oo : | Love et. East KRESS and counter girl in delicatessen, soy i. oni, si00 Olive, (06) | terms. Morris. 2810 Olive. ut Oo. who have. recently entered [||| | dependabie. good- eens oy ty ~~~ to. gO re | Streets ; ———£¢) ; —~ ¥— Well ished ; eis Gore roe DORAIS G—Limoysine; in. first-class. con: TORT FORD SEDAN 1091. 5 |||| inte, the manufacture of hie, ||| | Suolneas: he paid $1088, Yahlom says, ome | (5000 Gravois) memea ti0, termes flondonbal vara | te Bab» week oe -Pons— ' , t can accessory: moto one in Bt ip Longer wy - ; Ay rn Come ready to work, ee | dition ‘terme, to Bult eow}y er ron. | Ray re Agog ey * > g grade motor oars: onl ia om | quick eT io: t : ne “Grands One aventn 4 Sie | Dealers, 2315 Locust st n evenings (el) | tn. 5eG..Nent: exaneri : t ¥ | | eS j 2315 Lecust st. Open eve- 8. UNIVERSAL, 3418 Locust st. (O77) | || cluaive lines: bullt — the finert Smet a : wen res | FORD—Chaasis;: in cool running condition: ee in ai? Pe pt . “ u eapertenced. Ciermon : , a Sige ‘ 01 n en ers, ante 1) j ~ ————————e " , . P +4} b - } j 4 oOurily o. iate . Ke he ont $70. Mendenhall. ue wr D jers ate. Ben Dp i, Powt-D 4 Aurant. 4008 Chouteau ic) ; , 2 oF 3 tons: stake =6ninge en a FORD “SED AN materiais, ike a “em oo 38 down: trade $441 Jun! ata. ich. 2315 Loc st. Open event (el) | ‘ } Peasonable prices: efficient serv¥- | Dota ine. best of con ; é 1] Mercer rcee- : aes - ocust. st ng. PAC KARD—6-: a8 jimous Rolls — - BSie— To work at? no Sul- fer, a Lot — as: > | ; “ wife; sickness reason for dinner; $16 week. 1930 Salisbury. (eb 3031 2027 8. 18th tion: must be sold; no reasonable oft 7 1921 model: excellent condition; motor Arroy is nder on the roads SC} RC [ AL SAL E FORD—Chassis, senis, $50 std Las Op ES | ww . a aR Finney. at 2 (cB) | rfect; good tires: a real bargain 3438 ||| eapabie of ‘gotamt “75 miles per ie b ne of our O@kland tour- | C T C : bere & gs. Inc.. Open Sun- Rhow. 207 De a Pag. : Jeu ih Grand av. Grand 8120. (o4) | hour: a particular car for par- || Bae. $400 ‘gn eaaaiiinien al condition. | adillac our. ar | om (es) ’ ee | ' nity; |/)] | — ee . , —— ---—— DSON—Sed bulit, paint. upholstery, | ticular people; rare gpportu strate one of these Sargains. FORD—ee an ic ; 23 ’ ’ “Arrow, Marmon or Packard | , Always open. 4 mechanical condition; perfect paint, Olds : | "SED Ford parts. fenders, See nese h ape or five-passenger car: must be in aay UND & ITY AUTO CO., _2007 Locust. — “| pholeters: and tires: special price of $3: 50 | 11! SSS ee | | Overland @even-passenger; Mr. Rief- / axles, wheels, rediaiere, a tet RESTA sg kr shop . 3 Mechanical condition Address Lox - Y L- —— ’ 7 dain a oe , ° ling’s personal car; custom For chen Bros Gway (80) rarior pric, B17 Pape bargain, owner NSPEC } ORS ~ q Post-Diepa: ch. ) (cRk0) y OU R OPPORTU NIT Miasiss PPI v ALLE) # 3205 LOcv ST. (c77) , “ u ) body: pave har as auxiliary , Peordi_very cheap. —— “HEAP ee 7 | ELCAR—tTouring Auto Auction 1210 Lao , seats equipped ith electrica Thad ANY PART FOR ANY CAR "RANT 1ON—150 ~~ automobiles For ROADSTERS ¢ Lov ERLAND—Baby sedan; ¥ classy; real | Olive. (o3) May : £00 tog generator; driven RP 9 STAUR. ANT — Dotne, ng "ae es: : y ; mies ccge oe k six, refinished cher- | trade. 8441 Juniata ° car ; 800 | PERIEN4 ED: MU ST BE © . a , all makes, 2290 to 63000; regty lee — bumpers, nickel radi- | beauty; $145 down; trad ee) | BSSEX—Touring: like new: cheap / B5 en to list here a super-quality st ” - different popular : : rin Many ‘others, tee numer generous saving 800 used wheels rima, an ‘ : "i? : f home, , ~ Sy 661. Motoris 475. ND Ae} t and Luce uf LIC t aK Trade cal parts, an4 . A ONY. —Im heart of Wel R » oo 3 EA RS OF AGE. - ~~ 45 te tle gs Studebaker spedias ee ee ths : | overs. yt wot” pecharsten!( Al: Bash X—Tosring late 2 1921 i; sacrifice ; 8605, i NTE SONI He fam bes Kos Me 7 m4 pode $100 00 daity LY M ARGI LUS, . a Quick cash; on Le Ue 4000 miles; 10 Ford roadsters sacrifice: $150 cao a and $175 terms opi easy terme YAHLE M1035 a RIEFLING AUTOMOBILE co. |" CARE, {Teng Tie - Ort a ; , 4 ax ——Tourin good at lon. ; ~ terme. lite. | terms; trade 7-20 C Olive. (04) _Finney av >) | BSSEX— Touring: excellent Gondition: & $ 25. OTjgous lke new: barealh: of ott evening. R08 Jett and Victer. Bidney 196 . an the“ ‘4 => q 4 5 Ie}- WILLIAMS ER—Licht 6 sedan: looks new; tires. Cabany 3 . ian ‘ e ONNENS ‘TELDS . mie modeis. 6156 eo) aitick %— Brand-new new spor Toadster: wees |" 4 haea vy, Delmar (ol) | i TOURING ween ee ay | —Yister_060, Pas Sianey 540. (o83) 1! . E loaned on: fa : Wa __s thes car te Al in every as | , On automobiles: late mode) | reduction. s°54/ DE" - ——_ - | ON Stolen: 4 : “sy ; ; t. 04. Auto Auction Co., 1210 DODGE—Roadater like new; ‘ob way. Would make a real job for under- | WARD MOTOR CO. 3039 Locust. _ : as easy terms Trucks For Sale Tops For Sale BccOMn 610 W ASHINGTON, __{e) 5 $° 45: terme 516 Easton. eee tak Can arrange terms. Mendenhall, PORD—Tour! ne: “jeis. : ete: tal body: good 10205186 MOTOR. oR), OF 30 ! facust. FOR! Truck. dmg de stake _ | FORD TOPS—Tourtage $i: . .OMING a , . Doidia—Rondeter ; like new. new tires; fag ancoin Laalers, 2316 Locust st. Open paint, n otor, rubber. Russell. A — = 4100 down. Rishings, 6315 Obrs, __ style, 3 Morris. 281 ‘Olive st. price mahi Ns Pe — knowledge of me eat > & down; trade anything. 3441 Juniata. | evenings, _ —EE ———————— | FORD—Touring; 1020; "starter: ooks, rune HERE'S A FU NNY ONE fORD—Truck, light delivery. good ROOMING | HOUE N. Ci oa s last month. DODGE- adatet: looks and Rho Pm Sal | god; Ft ‘>. _ same 38 A man walked {nto our store and. aftet| per week. Rist ling’s, 2815 Chive. (cb) Tires For Sale = ee ot 1 —_ nite. for “ole aning. Friday. | - R e: DAV $100 Lo $°000 . : ror ; uv). tem ‘> oe - ‘Oven Touring Cars For Sale _ a Fv ~~ tourings, golhe ot Lo ers, a looking over our ¢ are aaked for the — - rx yRD—] -ton truck; 1923; slightly mu . ; ————— e bring jour car, get quick mown Wi ne ae ss —__—_*___—_ __ __ ee to $ 28: trade, terms, 1905 Lac ar se A ca department Yahiem'’s used Ca! i 4173 Newport p! . £3 | N--For genera! housework; no lau! : M MOTOR CO., nunda” evenings = | wr RD— Touri! o¢ bere: $100 new cars Here's one: Olds 8 epert tour Ro Pershing. Cabany 1950M.ic! : aereest 4 ‘the State te 2021 Locust oe — | ALIEN TOURING—Good running con- gem. ade like ® . : ORD—tTruck, 1-stop, svart | — ron - Of afayet 1 . ~cet $1975 run BOO n es only $77 ; v efi $s “y * Ol c y : i fate core an bo walid: one oi j | . Open evenings and Ountar DST. “1920 mode}. used | dition: tle te a good buy $175, caeh L ips. : week. Rie ails hive ted P On Drem'inee iox A-t14, oat - Die. ame {o8) | DODGE RD: it. t- ‘ mat it ‘ . trree: . "5 do i — ? “| cesta —— I % RO ~ ? i *“e model go condi- 5 extra tires. $350. 112 7 WwW Valton trade ' 1805 ecust a . gone ow § S Jefferson. (o4 at Mot or Co., te M KEN TO SEW LAB upe- 4-1 assenger thon; only $150; terms Bligers paie al ‘oa’ ATIC K—Light 6 T: rare bargain. $00 “oa FORDS—Touringe; a . re. o1088 Fee RD tein 6 touring: Pe ar je i ° "4 - : 2 — “ ’ - 9 " e , } * clothing, plecework; experience: oo “ y at S$) a ELI. 29 ant hag «4 S Eee Roaaeter jlate mode! Al: $8 balance ——. 2051 ep fas Pte. Bet —Nadibadliers wes (08) the finest of condition & Sores : 3041 43 Loenst Street ‘ | 7 _* “ as . 4% é‘ i _ im 4—Tou tres; “$03 dows. 53 Easton. om isi CLOTHING ©O. “ Waeh ton. im RS b30: Wire wheels. cord down: trade. 523 N. Vandeventer. Open | sae an chan 4 upiate (cS) panes Zl: repeinrce. and am — oe. “Thnoote arrange. , FROCK tom : 5) peepee a <x. — 1m } « 7 Open evenings ' ¢e@1) eand Printing Co., 1408 locust, o. . Linge! 27 01M. ‘Rear a ‘erme 2506 &. Jefferson nderful bargains: no won . : e j iiger . = , T: ern mere BC $75 down Bilgere Motor Co foe _$h06 = + GS5—ezcation | ain; terme “MeN ee ) Br. 47 805 Park av. (& Runday. Locust st. in running lM sacrifice : nger ce! jen | _ tiret- “Ss for stock and y” | a i new. ORD—Roadster; first-class condition ~ at. | trade; terme, "335 ref "Ros-! —— endenf : Auto Auction, “TIO Clive. _ Cau anaes ia si a tone, i - On a hone e806 Delmer, te. von'e Star Packing C Co, Jefferson ant j= ee a . Open evenings. ( PAIGE—Touring. | ashington a reps: yette. 4: 5 ; \ . in cd ~~ P , 5! Pe oe " he 7” ; : : ; : lass n _——— - - os aad Pea t 3 e o. % i Wi ahieiteatucnastiacst *2 - a me Peete eS we ee eee, ee ee

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post DISPATCH. ee- HAVE YOU AN EXTRA TYPEW RITER? If it is a good machine you can sell it to so meone through P.-D. “Want Ads.-@@_ APARTMENTS o — 7" T ARD—WEST 20C*%% “OR BENT—wWEST ROOMS IN SUBURBS TT BUSINESS FORSALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE CLOTHING _BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES — ——— with 48 ——__~_ —— | RIGHT 5045-3 ciean furnished poome: TUXEDO. S16 (Webster—Laree south fur- West — Bic yCcLA—-sirl @ hanger ke brand new TE. ot. : } am ” on ; -easonabie permanem! lnouire nished room: near Manchester cars, ¢¥=- SDAA ND at at \ hSS— sa 5. Ve. Lie. rebuilt, 1920 ety S85 : 'ELLOW. 775— Delm fron oe yr tet * sto" ROOMS AND BOARD WANT ED bed: party will ” . —-- 4 - ; ° ° . > : . ‘vii Vv 6 nal SEN 3618 . Lith « — ‘t “So ‘ona butter 56-tach « vw: su overcoats. panis 41 ty — ~4) out ~Hnti aes , —_, : —— on eee ‘ — :, ' a ey ey et oe bie. _fesk: 3, jen : —__________—* HORSES AND VEHICLES DLLAS Oe Gree sare. a | EXEIONT —— = ROOM AND BOARD Wid —Young lady em- | gT°TU, mut a het? . lee. Box D-162. Pow patch he bt : 252 Ne 4 women's needed: higher rh = 2; prive Forest. ~!% c1 = ns. ployed athol Sis" ort j > = L . ; a) : am ployed private family : reasooad e. jos . g4rage, i werd oa her ; a . ’ : ’ . ; ‘ - deity. recuse SOT Uni lv / o Caltt B 4 rest T _ 242 Pace ‘ “—_ — * - me ton ot Water . = mt rt a . m. «th Hive — oe On Sale : ~ rom on c ] GRE it o~ i - | ieee ee ag 5: | ETZE 5a! fe. nt mn oe -is6. Pom-iispatcs HAMILTON. 513—h inal 5 ' SS 4 — . ; sy —_ a 2@0> — ——- ee eet od , or - ta .aM a Third floor Or . , from two te wT wT “= rR = ua w ew w=——=—gg Fa - , - snd a li ; - ate : . Le En netic aN Seam beat and Suites rane img = " : TT AMD Gen ce. 1238 =. SSGRNCEE eee ot See Me | AliKinds of | owe trae __AiT 8 _¥ riinand. McPHERSON | — — Ee es _— =? rooms WANTED nt_ $70 ri SE , tte with horace Gouln ; . living room bedroom a: Pay 36 : 2 | _ ‘k : . : Linden 46837 od) OTTO TIETJENS. 733 ooo . o@f hotel lit hora r furnished for youn te A. . == ————s ——— nro ay a BL... 4411—Comfortadbie BOOMS Witd-— ¥ : ‘ : on — — Lv y norees right : ! a gent: emen c(euUae ee! : : ‘ . _ Post- [-Dispatch. ig) TOMEMS. SUN Darior with , t- close prox. mits ts the © ern 0 eT pesed : : MS rea. —‘ furnished “ernecti ing | nouse- : — bai uintioneniieg eth Side preferred. Just twenty-five muirutes brea >> . ete hanged. - . STi” r D. em and —#.. f : . RENTALS, $50 FOR H — ’ ~ ; ; "7. J yf ' . raat ~ enn .* = Ee ; =~ , : ; oer gyn: - ROOM Wrd—Sieenming room. oF young man _ELANT) “35 = : rea Sut , ET RN iSH TNé re — { MT fou r-TO im é : : gCoic iver » atinum. . “Droken _ _ . . _ —_ : . : : =e : private home: « nonweyed office: ftirst -ciass ment re ‘ The Viana ver will to 4 . . _ . he 7? th - . . = : er 1J2 ——- : a . , : ‘ oe - ; -- “ a : ce . _-dinctinaation — SS ~eferences ff irmished Rox D-L|&® P Do} room " FINeLITY, 7 » Bi . me anartmen Ali toge ieT OT . ¢ n icé : Fa _— — . “ NM 711 S ch wt we wa! he th ‘ > DT ‘anki + , — a — "i = s egg warns ee — ROOM Wed—#mail furnished. central West Tix ETAR! - ANT iE ; ne separate M. 4 RISL E Y. 405 N we: oe — ~~ —* lewe — ae ee ski : - eS A - ee ee — — - location, near Grand, by wormma emplay et; —— = = se ER \ ' “ee 4 sliver beugh Broad y Je ry ©. Mu~-cai Employment —_—— — ' . - men ' NES. 390) or (| a Rock Parish preferred. Box D-149. P- a ; She ABLE 2 ir Fueli id -: jar: ius eccasions. Sidnev —— —— ——— : , outs Be Ge eee *- ROOMS Wrd—2 or 3. Guturntened. “e hie ; tienen : : . >es— re mar makes anc n ~ — r \ : rT . kno M—- Bea tTror oo : — — small bungalow in suburban eign dDerhoo — le ¢ on’ bed 1 GAS RAN es- 1’ 2A1s Freak! rf oe e ~ nu _— ad, | _ Ren) a . . - mae n oO ert. lis aw =iNisti* . : hou: pi? he young -ouplie with baby Grae 4430 M /LINDELL BI. +? is . Ms : — = —_ = = ts 5 j ‘ " P+ aes " ar . — . Box a1 Poet T™§ epatc ; ée: IF YOU WANT te _ “™ ei 3 i and Repairing a a —— = ; a —— | ——. wo : i + . . T oe _— “ : - - ae ar mily - ; ~ ee : . ~ : ar or al) Te sell your busines privately and SAS AND COAL aANGES—35, mn xod ___SEWELRY-—-WA CHES PERT plano tuning and repsirin a ee a ROOMMATES WANTED 2st en * first ~_ m ne Ow e é md By : : : AM NDS bought ‘ =e 7 $500 . = caret: , ~~“ Sidmes 1°33 rine . — ar > = -y _E HOTE! 3017 : >. . ‘ROOMMATE Wed 42°45 Olrve. gen floor east. oa) By : — = : 2 —— - — - - — as a any gre. 4ny amount —_— meetin y eeae bee -_ ’ — - ’ 5 2 ' r ‘ . , . ° te? -onev : wants ee beds. S75 month. - ll 7 yt i om Lindell 1: . : nt ale aa s Lindell 1388 OLIVE - Ei-teos & TONES = "ii _ ae. and ans for Saie ———— an atid ——$—$ : | > hard wood _ floors, | . nut of 3549 | Org | 7S Hl es —_——- = HOTELS FEDERER- ARENDES: Zale i —o- 538i —New —— reproduc! hed r odern conve! c al Sidney 267 -~- ‘uo ae HOTEL—J1°-7 A Sete FOR SALE—WTD]| uz one ae Sa et ee: ene ee ee ee ee |, ES ee se | PERS 1. ne" on j ba a al eS -* ; i’ : ; . . — * . “_ alias = “4 ee . _ *ront ro ; ° “¢ iT —- up Cah "a4 - . . 7 > oo — aa ee : 2 4). , PG: . sn —— —— — mn, ; — teen ~ — — ~ e aole a a = ; 4 ra : : ‘ — ete _ a : = ; ~9- ” .. oo oul . wi =F = me “an spotiessiy ciean: S10 weekly 6) + ”. name EN = 4 . = y= ae | F ; a — —— ’ : >| : : T se i : ‘ . yo ~ : ss a of T pieces: must 4 Se : enc? sITa nen‘ ehed ¢ bow Di? Ooms: | , r Saeko — — Mad ema 4 Gn — , Ke © “hor “e ua S “ain ee eee acs - War ~ 5910 Washingten: extra ae st on rRUNK—tL eed . a ' 192 or : - “ : ase rer nei 'T ow? 2 a VACUTTM CLEANERS—F'cor samries an‘ ' , 2 n n ur e: ELL. | American plan. porch, lawn, b “x “X- - = - Rova!l. Eu " _ Beever. Americar 6A FERS—New anc used pairing gone. J . , —— —— — a — eee a ; .t 0) apatite spoon HEMMELMA or 2 .on tors. 5: save money: cash o Bauman Save Co.. 421 N. 4th et. 4 : : zcel t b Titium . cia: a ; - " a es er —— : ~? -YDE i ’ Fr crest , - ‘y M ‘rT E ar ric Co : Tl 17 4 Wty a. 3 r EYT A iabdel safes cond rebu =a! . "gts ed a comaggge ots 3 nse - —_ ‘joe beautifully furm > ages apartment, new = " efficiamey: brand nex a ' . ie, a : . , se F safe, 4enp-sit ,i¢ . , - . > eceeanidiiais fe _ : . MOET? i . : ” “ . a . ‘ ; at i‘ nern ooking: rates $00 per bath and garage . “tp 4 3A. 3—4- room 2c 1 tows ee | . . ‘. ti har tric : ante setren ‘ead te — riAss , ee ee ar) eal ipiinie 21 - - eaeinainn a. ’ : mon ip: references exchanged 6) . peg ss. Muroty eS ae —- = pared oy ; : —_. i ™ " Bers atalr-aa - = ae Be came ” Veeiee DELJ BI ennect: Pore WATERMAN, : , ‘ ; moder onc - _ — — i ona , t a 3 - ~~ 7 fe ‘ > . - . . : : 4 2 : ge ~ ° ; - sf GROCER ES—Owners our =— Ete- 4 Oh r 201%. Vik papaly cates and che nge_combin sonst 3 BEY i7th an ern d ~ oms. w a ee now! on TREMONT HOTEL and sun parlor oe ee x... enie Mmvesti«¢ate at once , ) te.ephones we Scale Co. 312 ems , F . ~ on , ] © KAIME & & : ry — . > -”~ . ~ - - - - -_—— _ -——_—- Z - - -_ —_ — -2r-ear- ae ee . “ . 4 > - _ r* I : anc ’ | -- _ - ia bad ; > a. . oral - caraa®e. ooen. at ge ae Me gy 1 te = : ERP} ANOQ—cheap 32544 Easton ar. SEs: | 1901 XS. ‘and Gar wR hy ney ee weed . . iny: $3.50 to SO ween: bot nad WATERM =a a. a = | s. is » or, AL Te a ‘— vm ‘ ie « . . , : _— . . . — + TT . ‘.. - oe ; 7 eee ; ’ *ans in each -oOnrm. 4 A % ix ——— . q - ‘ash or t ATER-P! .NO—Maaoeans n a . gape a : Beautiful - roem a er 9it_ 8 sthere: coeh or terme. Sogo & SEWING MACHINE? Pus NOM Phane Rivccaide 24M) ge EOCIS SISTA NIG Fasmieew Too AN. 4554—Laree, hon : a eo a Oh roaenou MT x AVS. er, >. t . a‘ wie Vas . a — —- 7 = eg , _ om ‘ “or y Oy P - mal : a 4 mont : Thy floor: rent Relbe.. y ey " . NSKY eal T cro.. —36. | - (el4) he. 7 } fet : 3: ) a3 , HEMMELMANN-SPAC —" 63 awrt PalNTS—We make tne dest for your money =~ -——-——— for goo@ bargains in new LS; drophead Whe W tleos STEIN srand, eden tired. in S$ HIGHWAY & WASHINGTON BE | aeeetiee eee Merchanics Paint Co.. 715 Frank! in 7 ee ee , ~e 317 & Lath (c® . i rtat ot 7. i. — ~~ — a - SPECIAL STMMER RATES —— : , Pai Fs— ice art eo ; _ ae . : ‘ ~_ ‘ i 7; pie ee . . _ oe ‘ T 4 HAYNES. MGR (cRD . ~~ —“ ~ 7 . a . a -—* - ’ o~ . 6: . 7 ; . . — ‘ ‘ . : ’ 4 - F . ga) cana. $2 90 pure fumed oak amd ear! sh buffets, | _ 4052 Cho nih a cane: Sana DAT mene eeping oom MARYLAND, 4358 —Room. lntue, newly fu WINDERMERE HOTEL "=22*=i4 ‘ i fat. Rartwood. fic : : © San i = connate ands ‘ ' Deimar bi. at Clara; net merely a piace Sent. 2 Se , ALFRED EF. LOCHMOELLER, 7 mc Pianos tf Sic entice SY aa ie 7 eae . asses . : to stay. but pheer > a “ : -9 —s floer ‘ , Ri « 4j327—New 4 roonrsa. : = ~ bath “adieining: | OLIVE. 385 nt oom, light how HAMILTON HOTEL and i" SEARCH WHERE YOUt MAT CHER COOLER Butch — % fee 3 SS Oe ee ee eae een. . | _~ BARGAINS : bon ated: die Ts a — : HAMILTON AND MAPLE. : Tt = pill reoms and bat, rent we ww ' “et gi. @ Get ~~ ren ta ee + ee. gee eee oo Tie aT et ee ee eS oe oe ae a ae Se ections in furniture, arpets and stores... panei ae imc ‘ Al Z : ee; 61 — : 3 —_—- 2 : n 3) Suron Dian: excellemt cafe; playroom 7a. —— - ——— Out of the high-rent @istrict BUCTCHER ° ; = ate 3 s at ver-pia: - — ao nn pian ~ : f layroon i | PIPES Secondhand. bdiacn and galvanized LANGAN BROS. F CO.. » & Washington Bos = ~~ 7 a taranteed v EIGHTEENT »- room y &§ , a7 “urnished em? mare reasonabie rates. Cabany pee WHITTIER. 722i N.— , Modern. Baad a a s—A roeme 7 iron on of sieee: essea@hand machiner+ z “ 2 y= — . ~ ma > and teat the attics Sen ' ' ‘ yoany 40822 a Hic PRI E +-room efficiency: 2 in-e-der Sciency; beautiful eun verlor: img and vueabdie material D. Wolf @ w. «a “a a : a ™M RENT ou ind Dey dispias rigerat or ci ne me and s acu.ts. PAGE Bi Ve ilA— mp : A “{ I H CES CLACHE E. VROOMAN, 108 J Bon. 19 5S. @th of. (eo, MR ~~ i ae Pt bo representati 13 F RETYER PLAD. 3935—? : shed =e = me va le Fo ro. Main 596. Central ' y SAGE GES ee ee te het Te es See Bee CEA SPELT. BEST PLACE Obama ea OP pie a a eee | eters se, ned ines ews | ce cece eT SALE—-Many barga . we a ke ; — — tate ; a L is iow? n location: ) siameiia! Va E Olive at . _— ' : : 7 rou can € “A S) 4 re . pom] oft ils yes r be * ner cent off * : ; ' : ~onsidere! er? , > en ly , tn x fouble: $1 a day ; “S6R Cayton newly * ebie: owner Cowneta.'s. —_ — _ . 4 or i : ‘ , . ; . . T> dt ons, ‘are «* ' re? : a : a7 ’ ‘ : - roms and sur vena me -- — : 7 S Ts = "ROSELLE HOTEL ort ames carne it “dented Tatami sonct “see eens SALOON ce ROX. -With coil nd f: r' we alia ™ er h | ot ; ' . interest and liscount. " shed : se aiene On Market ies pe : wih ) ; my - 7 | : - ¥; a - >* . > non . ——— plaver= «a j a ™ 2 a ens in . - ers , o ETGENE J THEIMER. _ 817 _-" A 35 2 new: shea 1009 Ma as at neon aye ws os ea “Geatter Gh the | COOLERS ! ste! rocers 14 . SS> GRA! o-_ One iar it on EE Bi.. 2038—Large. southern-expose - ee -o- Bone - | b- ROX M EFFIC ct wares bec & porch, S60. with garage. : . e' . . » . ~ 4 : tt ine . . ; . ‘ ‘ [= = =. = .- : . we — = - ; : = _ ~ TIN DELL PLAZA HOTEL rRaNnc tT. PF RRY-RITH. 102 a = = — 7 = , Lecu ‘ " Pe Ree - : “ > , - ‘ 4 — - ‘, al iid ae ; f pea : c ~ > .. . —-—— . ar Miss MISCELLANEOUS WANTS Me es 5 eee & jrie_or_coupie or'rat x ployed very Tee! gh £4 AMERICAN AS eae PLAN. DESIRABLE APARTEE iP eaniy —— — prices. Clive Mary! and) and Laclede cars. 5712 Cabanne: 6 large light 3443.3 roome and ean ner and? rece rand 3349F ' (cS) , immer ho — « =. om i "- — - neon £30 Lindell bi _indell 6810 ‘cH . poserssion. ~— , —_~4 bed hartweed floors. steam ——- ——— = OF RE MOV AL TURES MD : - - nese Oe . umd use Ks : . SS = cL JONES REALTY co a: tee to aa : , - ‘ . : — . © Re , 4°13 Wemwrieht ‘= RLANKF xR BB €t voor eef Mma.le : 4 = 2 ’ "3 "ohe ' ie ? | has ; ~m ment : ype : no - 4 aes “ oo — - — ac. * “T _ > Tvy Ly : . ' ; : ; . ‘ a - . : . , : . o- o ~~ | te . + > io 9 oe . : . ' ] . ', 2 . , ( . | >-reom efficiency a} le —— 4 . . " - 4 with S Mur » dresser ee , . : - : ; . . ~ ———— = ~~. ‘ ‘ : ' : eae . ' . _ . " — ain . : es 2 . - - . ; - . , r5 : a ~ Lom , " FER : ; Pa - snd perch one mI B—V alles rx. for de rooms, Dossessien can iit ' - a. i : ae * reste eh KATHERINE APA OTTAGE—For rent 4439 WASHING =, = An 2 8 me a ees 25 eae ui . ; a ca - a ice included. newly decorated ; A . var’. large pers hes. garaaee ~ : . ; . . im Ss _— 34470 - | ; on —_ : — n enue = . 2Uen imi? at : d Te ny - 2. "Ready Sept 1 = «* . 7 7- —-- - 2 “—TUupie® emDpiorecd —" 5 WA ROOM—Desirabie ed - ™ LO “Tl ee liver $s private fam! approved eredit pieces iat c ae“ oe | . The cembD!inetion of ser: la lits ne . o> ; ; —.. . : aus ;Uaran Al™moet nan deorme re. SISO: Duffeta, Beautiful walnut bedroem ‘ - tree reome furnished complete. $1] 18.: — sonal - - . > r ? : . | tt. ow ETT Tiand sym) Box D- MORES—Chiffoniers. pe¢room seta, ; tear of oDiigating rourself bonwt TA Pape ‘* , . . " . . 2 - - ns - fs : _—- ‘ + a * - . 4 »s - _.... ae i . + ; e brary talies and a)! other Souse , OW RENT DISTRIs ~ on — — = — } furnish BY AS ae. ee! geeds to furnish your home o KER ARMSTRON' ; “! r o ait iar a —emenemaye BART™M B ely furnished pnt en ot. MlDoe MUp ele, LIBRARY . : —_ - ‘’ i=>—Carga.ne | slight! useed word : ook lik , PUSi LE -. > « . . _ a : = : ince ing — — - > 2 —t a pr al vim . ~_— y = new. for lees than > ~ *& a time . - -e Low 4.3 14 3 5 . | a .. 4 — : - pals ; neat i - HOUSES FLATS New Delmar , . , : : - . . ° .. 7 i: : : = an a (Nw n . : s : = ‘ : a : ‘ . 4 Pm, . . wu 5 * — -——_ ee | : = ..._ 2... 2. _-—_— a : con veaienct +h LU BHOUSE . - cheap .4014 At Re Se Ra EE NE EE NR Ea Ketner a 1211-13 N. Vandeventer con lrew, folding. and an | UPR. Nouses ano Flats fer Sate : tla ae 7 9 Vens . . . as ° ar.) aN _.. 2 ee sy AT eIne, — DAVENPORT SET—Three-piewe ull coed = Box Wis tios TH . | ’ — beautiful rhut "tinuous . Soo ‘oid egare saa aly Dew Jié¢35 Lecaland a‘ , ; 7 > roo apartment , “worms : ow ' = Tht is + : : hey — ee ec - — grep - — — ? a Diapia °Se- oe? 85 7H SS . —— : = . :, ern . igaie : ; ’ gieplay 30c 7 oe ‘WAGNER-~ a ~ r . + | 2 a " — : — i — ~ 2 i Daves ENE — re at ITE Rreo«an mahogany —-— = PEWRITERS AND ADDING ROOM S and BOARD! = —— — ~~. poe - = 7 . BIr* VN Bl... 400o0-—% _ y urnished wer ’ Ie (Hive o a ry ! %: : ' Ireish ' cee ty is _ gas range. xitchen- ee | ? Mew’ Fd and ealhered ike eu bargain g sian t d( ’ MACH:N ; oes. a? : . . . . - = = — Be eg hie p. a “i 146 Botanica : HOUSEHOLD Gooos wantep —_™A es ;; ‘ami: . > bath. i ae Pe er a a : . $426—F oe ou 37% BAVENETTH SET —3-piece mahogany, AN! ai , muaneee. ‘tien: chean. 26134 . . TS » we . o~ . . ™ ‘+ - - ™ » Fe ch . , " ey, ™ ; " — ’ . \ a ‘ a : ; led TIT) . 2 : - 7 : > ne 4 b , a —e wa . om: geod 5430— — si nel math Mirnisine Ss ‘iia ae memes, “ie hath eeparare «nlrasee SISA Weet Mebert aN! Furniture. ca a am = , . sails co- n ~ouP in bed - oe = EF ; ohens : o — — 5 ees nn! ' fat . — . — ntents ; ‘ : ere ond th ’ : es ee ." pa > - ; me ao aon ' . : " —_ “se nm ~ ‘—4 oomeme «a ; Te, oP ey , ; a ‘4 ' arge Anu ena.) «J - : 7 . . - o= os ~ —— -- . a ila aaa 4 : , > 4 '— . ~ . ee - Te . , sess SS Se — beet cash prices Mc -_ orgy . : " RUARI , : . > L.. #800-—Seur: ‘ AUR’ on floes ut ix- efn : . Sortewned wre Urn te) ivila* 44 a Page ¢ Delmer °9a5 ._— 3953 : - ' ; hy . o ’ . : —“s indie : : . oy é . - ‘ ' : > , ' om > . : \emen tw! a , I : ne : un os -e (erence Forest @7273 a a. ~ a “ ROOM SET—Si ' , ‘ = caiaiienlisieamnne i2: | — - . | he cat the yt ee ota, TYPEWRITERS RENTED—3 months Sia 0 ARB LES ang e keepin able: all cOhven:. | WASHINGTON. 411i—Cemiurtabie. sles DERER-ARENDES REAL South 620 3221 et muilt machines. ful re aenedl oem : a: Jaughter * —_— aia . mt ee yy) a wine oc ‘ais aD ~ ~ a Siiney 2676 2410 Gravois. “i 4. & se — ive : oe es : : . , . McREE, 3676—4@ floor east: 6 @ furnished taal - a J . . a Phene . ’ ; ; . ‘ —* — e . om - — ; : ; a - i _— - " - ‘ = *873-°7—5-reom of, enc - ae cabinet, $3. heater. 218A Mar FURNITURE Wre i kinds of frniture a Sarnines fe "Wain src aNRR EN ars . : = mon , ; a. cht housekeeping hariweoed floors: tile bath: rent $60 amd planes | | le re — , . ro - en ane ie FEL } ‘ES REALTY co one Sexte_ ROOM SET—B- piece ¢ . : : om tons “Hu + Rs ; : : cTe? LAR . furnished mu , — ~ sesiras = | —— a - cones mequire . wines mA. ID : : n ‘ seit : , ‘ _. 7 : Sian 4 @ 2 % " = WUGIing aslestios pad 4166 Russel, le » amenineal ae a ; ts for A = ow R MR a ee —- >: - gfe = ee HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER &. Grend 3240 . . : Rogs : . : ar A ccRS : — : rit mau ra LAR. 2: ushed ' in . ' ' 4 One rx POTOMAC. 3841 (second floor eet >- ~Four Seceuh and © ‘ = O.. ds 8 : we , ' 7 h 2 w- fir Rent n Ene | i m. ms cath. furnace, hardwood floors; e. I? Internationa: Late | Sata Fiad ar. Phone a: : a aa a - rent 50 i | | — — cae _— = Me an , = — ee “as - gre ee : Ys GT aI sa. ; : cn FE oo ARENDES REALTY Co.. . Tis rua FRONT REG care m. si oo iy > “aye +8 ; . . ; rd , ‘ cont o" i 9 Sah . a ; - , onsekee vin moITS : tite i _ Sidney “474 2420 Gravois. { a . a PALM. J96 AUTEN 4" e diock ader ven “s. pri : — - ee Southwest _ rer eens Maple me den! ore oa & ' Nae ' . : _ a inh : ; ; Poe 3 — ‘ re ; os a ' >- - " ; ’ — wf : renorry fia’ “tewet her Tv weet eel . ‘ ; ; ! > . a « ¢ = “ ~ sas _ a ite . ue - —s : 4 x = - se ~* ; oe 7 2 en. Li 2 : _ael . . z : 3 re . ‘RD 495"! — A rtz t Seot. 1. L4°71A ‘ “et er ' . ~ : ; wre . mus 7 a ‘s so iw) 7 > * DER et ; ODS—33 ~) : ; : _ . rs m3: / . nt ' wrk o ry " oh en. | 7 a) . nn con —_ rr - - pal : ] me © o_O —— wer vente. Late meat Urderweeds ,. Rad ee Pome = G.VEM.1i'.5, ».SAN—) ores front pn, WASHINGTON BL.. QOL i-—Keom , Es eee ns a a — , “oremas. (mn excellent conditten i —_ x rp ’ or. orvate ; . Kya wear . - als ane athe | = « private family. Cabany 7798 i eo G-room efficiency. tile bath. hardweed y t aNITURE Reasonabdie everything must ot uy $ plies on ss DRLMAN Bi... 44.5-—" + : ———— = . —_ floors just compieted. rent wpen. welt | _ eoving Sept. 1 ait SPs Pi. . = me — $5 —_ Mont? . "~~ __ ~~ _._ “__. —————— r .ousekeeping room, w! th water SDERER- ARENDES REALTY ©O.. - > an “Ni FtRe =) “ wee oure $60 wer > CORONA TYPEW RITTER SALES CD as ue 3 DaALMAR += a Rooms . . ool ma * - . — d om. with water: : Sidney 287 6. e 2810 Gravois va. ics) WATERMAYS. 4)378—i ; 14 ; . ’ rire — ws Tl) ehh a, x ie: PR Bot a de § = x {ure i~e xu ' “hou teas “ : ge ‘ cm maer ner AT Traer * Dietely , ir) ' . : +e ‘ ——— . Fl ts + Acoly wetter e008 © ALS ‘rT BURNT ERE — 1 vine cme, Hos om eee Sunntindy of anslt ~~ es 8 Ei : : a - SY RE WESTMINSTER $526—southern ro Apartment a ~an end Kk ‘ohen r’hene Sidhe ~ *s] & ac ii ' . ° -- elie . se A - ati! ail lieeentieneeeencrnen os - ae a. = a —___—_____ —- — —_—____— ,ESTMINSTER P = @524 Berthold ay. 4 rooms with ene fn-e- GLU CRE New vi +o guwda a.t : ~~ ~ ° — at he > : o me - — — _ r : = AS a - “ on " om " - 7 MHiws * » Oor he I e@evTr niode- va | luw rests “me CPcwn Sei ww ' , i " ; " ~~ . —— a7 ’ ' , , ,2* ter : - : ne carage ‘pen wo ~eengg” ———- = — Std ; aa HE ELMANN KLE e « Pont. Oe T »y wea furcsture ont , ~ . ——e — “at Rens | | ee x —¥ ; {EMMELMA: am A KLZEP BR. 5. co “hows - : 1437 Trenkt-. " " ~ ' ' . —="7 ane ae : ; : . = eee Be Chest 2au: re : - for od of olf featPere: par We * — — He Comtt: furnished CemMen OT es ; a, x ES E aa Reor rier West —~— | eet be 7 d ores. Montana Feateer Co —- — - : ? rith be renee b . fiwmAK i , nit on 2 ne "hene tf ADELAIDE Diz a : “ ; ~er. Off mer S45 Poereet 7“ 8) ; +} : : —. a as nae e Ss — . — - $$ ---“ 215 ear K_ ages. nbd ae is ining bine . ii , [% : —_~ —e : " 3 " , r . « Tourna, en perter with Murphr a o—— . at womens one - > Pos aaaeesitaiiataaals aa ire te ‘er, Tei tm, “48 “GENE J. ALTHEIMER. si7T — ee A. ioe ~ — n oe 7 ‘= 1104—Re — | : . LousekeeD neptt? ay ae . ar ~ oo) seating Preven” hh | tee : . —- - a ; Sa ie ning me - _ ree witheut xitc : ») Tlie— Hi-Peiete: 5 rooms tre » aM 2 EoD > | ——— ee pw enien: bi “em re sun pariors. 7 bed. hedruen see, . ELMAR Br. | are | — : , ——. - service. garage. ; ’ "i eed “pest. adjo.ning bath. modern apa ames ‘ nenette 7 : Taman. bores . tt ent. private “ ~~saiin pba = piano, ctreia, laundry: -efer —— 7 ™ Por = —- —»»——- > om relabie down fone | ‘ Jamuars S10 Risiie MACHINIR’ — , re T gir r ae DELMAR BL.. 4052—Cheerful. clean Aa one 3) Si05 at “Cpe eB Res Remming Mach taR8 — , 7 nished rooms. kitchenette. single Be - " . aon tT i SCWRR hE he ee 300 Yomt- ae . MOTORS—+o- _—e «or ore 2 —— ; ’ ' : , wa Ee atk te s+ [° @emMen prefersed. Linde! " ee4as al , : nell room and am = and ored. Firing, cereir : j : Sy EASTS : hii Tox £) ee Unive 6 a soliton (5 new factory Acme Biectrtc Co. 22 QM : ‘HUTTIER. 507 N—2 or 3 modern light ~ : de (meme MOUTORS—26 « 40 ver , — 4 oe - reat 227% : | oor _ “RseePening coeme: sear Olive car 4 . FURNITURE oo ~~ —y* and 3 sheee “ARAN ———————— rv pr - 7% i ” weer) orn : : ae wr. — redtare | Do. ast ek ROOMS FOR REWT_-COLORED suction ai. BOUL BR — idea! —. >) Wolf & Sens, 2219 3. meee ey PATE, Sse —Laree remene “hh own par “ah mt. (3)

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WEDNESDAY a 4 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 22.1938 ie avors7 22 #2 a=” HOW ABOUT BUYING AHOME? Youcan find what you want by studyi ng the Real Estate Ads, “@@ potdeesrcn 20 49 F : a_i oe ne ——— SS = ==> ==) |CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE) BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES) FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE, _ RESIDENCES FOR — | For Sale RE: SIDENCE—6-room frame ii South $3500: $1000 cash ENOLISH REAL ELMAR BI... 60267 a a 9 ' ws es rn. cree (ist he Went) aay | 1 | West Webster Groves mena a omen ae or , a ‘ re ed wena Pan Pi. a s ente bed: party wil nen ene porch; ygroem {| CHOICE WEST END LOTS = [WRITE tor map of Webster “is, Ur Southwest OREGON. RS ame rooms, 2 double garages; & es - tall A THEIME 2 i a= 7 Ww 7e : ° BUN ene a et oO x STGATE, 004—Ist fled sp od : $50 PER FOOT BUSTER GROVES TRUST CO. ASL (M2 | roms and sum barior: net-water, heat, tle DOUBLE PLATS—SOUTH SIDE _ Sentral = : er ) GOING TO Se bath, : 4241-43 lowe av., 3 rooms, bath, electrit,/ “DP ESIDENCE B ARGAINS >! ; 4 rooms ana" lots. front Pennsylvania av. t ein ice Pe a || Eemecrtrasio Ears; con Ould Mipteer esart-| , One oc urea ore, meters. 0 pees : SUGENE J. - ments: must sell. Box L-356. P.-D ms, chicken coop )-foot grape arbor, . ~t 3233- : ; ~ ate a EIMER, "e47 i Ww E ST PIN E BOU ~ , bhi nA om ad “pce ae fruit; $9500; * furunce, barged SS eee ee °F oe ae eee 3 bath. , 1017 N bath re beautiful S O-seets yas - : ty 26 y a a |e terms. avis. Webster 2007W. ‘the. . om. oy a 3142- ichigan, 3 rooms, bath, electric,| residence: bath. occ c furna ory oe —s Bl. 44184 large . “ LEV ARD AT EU ( LID Ht IMPROVED PROPT'Y FOR SALE CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. Olive 8164. gg oie oi ay ‘leach family fe throughout 9200: $i 000 ; babe es te “". @@Tage; see i. , READY FOR OC a) U P ANC Y Ull WANT offers on 2215 Olive st. Owner, _chester. 7 as Call 6040 8. Grand av. Riverside 2407 rs ance $60 per memes REALTY CO. v MILTON. ~sid—Tand Se : | ANL Re | Gene Gehrung, 14 Evans Bik.. Denver, Wellston HOUSE—Brick, bath, electric, furmace, MINGLE FLAT. 95066 _504 Wainwright Bids, ee Bene ane Janitor ag ‘suites ranging from two to five room efficiency. wi it | | BUNGALOW—New, 4- room. in | Wellstan; | een OWES 2558. Rover vi. 2220 Keokuk, #x4 rooms, bath, electric; TIETJENS Sich home comfort. Ti cy, with tile bath and shower, combine the luxury ie 6506 Curtis av. ; 0 F500 nly $500 carb. ' ~ 6400 | MARMADU KE, | 86x150 good condition, JAS. C. MORFTT, North , MILTON, 756 «third ” Floor) si = L- : rent See ' S00, . month. buys ' $12 2 7 NGSBU . th oo TITY, , , “ lilsoom ‘la ' 2 stores; good nditioa: an- | , . . {th ‘2 » ' . ; 5-5; $12,500; rent $12 lmente $25 per month: 3 sold, 3 eft: don't Eoseuny. | 5660 fad Compe MORE FOR YOUR MONEY THAN ANY PLACE IN ST. LOUIS Hi wo rete ans 3 eres: Geet ane. | A. MAYER REALTY CO. WELLANDER REALTY CO. 573 Arcade | pot! : 6-5; $10,500; rent S113. | fail to look at 2808-07-074 N. Othe *' posing ~~ electricity, aes. , é LE ee. a aie 14612 Gravois. Open daily unti! 9 p. m. (c76) | Bidg. Olive 9420. BELLIS R. ah Arcade Didg. Olive 6191. | WHYMAN, 407, 722 Chestnut. Olive a . an aund . ¥ 7. Py . - ‘ 77. - iu : todda st.. ouble 2 ~ x ’ E x w, 4:ras - 5 - es _ - wendry facilities. ~ : RENTALS, $60 I OR HOTEL ROOM ; KITCHEN ETTE APTS:, $100 if P. PER MONTH ling 4 and 5 rooms, bath, furnace heat, elec- ee aan ae ship bee For S 59: | “sis ea ge wt Ey, 5 rooms. Aas | NGLE FLAT $23) | * ‘le Lg AN * oe : = mt Dy), 15-—Reautitul 4 floor || tric, ete.;lot 60xi00; annual rents $1950. | owner. Cabany 5299 aaa ee uy we J. th North st - *. 3 rooms, bath, elec- $1000 CASH. “ ment; 4 rooms, eh ¢ oO , —- i and ° . lt a Cabany ” || 1434-36-38 N. 2ist st.. 2 6-famlly flats) , CLOSING ESTATE—$3250 8-9 Wainwright Bldg.” | o009 double garage, drivéway, | me ia, eee MNVELIL Bl. 4000—The W \|\|of 2 rooms each; annual rent $1720; price 7107 Lindenwood, beautiful new frame| BEAUTIFUL | > noon BUNGALOW (nice yard. Owner wil! show ou. | AL . Ts ta Pits ich rare e ° e heat nut ay room efficiency: 2 . vodrow ; . ————— x — ihe. | California bungalow; 4 rooms, 5-room_ efft- Sun parlor, sleeping porch, hardwood | TONY HCRLEMAN, ; : ay seal ; 2 Murphy bede: 1} | $9150 ) an RESIDENCE—47:x Labedie. $7000; «1 y - —_ - _ i ciency; Murphy beds, electric, bath, shower: floors, tile bath, hot-water heat, on large S. w. cor, Grand and Arsenal. 2d f . lot “Boxté gerd conankian $1000 " - —_ — —- ' eg FE gar 2 ake: 370. Bee jJagitor : 2813-15 N. Broadway, 4-family brick flat, | granitoid basement; cut from $5000 to jot covered with hey and shrubbery; two Grand 4019. Victor 24} , NULER : &. 618 Bk. of ¢ re , eTt) 1} _Ma ijn J + Ts FOR RENT—North FLATS AND AP’TS | WANTED ° 3 a ooms; al rents $3250% smal) cash paymen month- | blocks from car lin oo s 17 7 psi at eee : : Te ae pdeeena Suess THOS. McCRADY & SON, | SIN G LE FLAT Sat NDEL lL, “P . 4000 ithe Woodrow a ~ "i ; lv TOOT trod > 1 2 ath. lect ic. , pore ee é, | pnvenlent ho ag pet Tl ~¢F ha : rm 03A—O room t . elects FI AT" w td.—-3 rooms and | bath, modern; MISSISSIPPY VALLEY TRUST Co., Ageats, FRANK L. DITTMEIER R. E. Co.. Forest 8920. 517 v Easton av. (4) orn ts ‘ or call Main — = ~- -— In Beautifal Tower Grove Heights. (c); young couple; no children; $30 or $33: » ral 3500. | ec) : fain 3640. F i Pi Cent! ral 3508. 62 t 4 | South Side preferred: call Mimnets te R E A I E y - A 5 FE ain 364 ourth anc ne. lea” 6 Osea Original “Quick Sale Wang. | On account of owner leaving city. I have —— | 4:30. Riverside 2325W. a ‘FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE | {37.725 §,,4,,°74,,5, Wom, single flat on | Mate roof, fine condition. terms. 90722 | o s : a . ~ tt a. . | FLAT WANTED | SUBURB'N PROP'TY FOR SALE | BUNGALOWS FOR SALE OR} TKIPLE FLAT—$9500 | bath end new double. garane, A real bar-| _Risine : in ard " Good neighborhood; South Side: in- | w i t poase *E—i cian . ' : “rn heat; r sin | NGELOWS— little beauties: Fie | e will build you a §-room brick bunga- ' an ssion of upper flat b 8 EN« tu Se AGS ante oe ive on y mare R CONE FS by ‘E. “c Oe g’e flat; couple; reference. Box D- i f ae REAL ESTATE CARDS | BUNGE pot a ~ oy easy tern j low with attic, 13-inch brick walls, poren ms bw J ES. 8 Weaid ok ee te _ eae ember 15th For orice and card of a: f. ss jean de. used job tien gheciiies’”* Keely FEDERER-ARE NDES Rie cK rent $74" | 618 Ch Chestnut or 5549 Wells (c5) | Dae Gre JAS. C. MORFIT. 807 Chestnat. or front, vegetable cellar, hardwood | pired: $1500 cash. | mission cal) ~ office. 3607 Hartford st., _ erry, Realtor, 2115 S&S. Jefferson. (cT4) 7 Bidney 2676 oO1e ee, CO, -ARKET. 06351—New 3-room, |LIST your property with us, as we need | BUNGAIOW—S rooms, modern, larme li¥-| Sasoo. Wick mantel and tile bathroom for| CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. Olive 3164./fenity co! PRANK SEBASTIAN iaibe NC E—T134 Oreson: 6 rooms, “fares : Reina Deban _— eee c8) “f room. hardwood floors $50, FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished | raouthwest agp one + 1. A; SCHN kEI- ing room nice lot: Charlack 7 = ' We will oaks ae = parm 5 weeny —— o | + -.. ry nace, bath. electr garage CER anxious |i . ’ ——G-room mode e, : ealtor an ullder 52A Gravois. Jo ti fri yuse south of St. | > ciency Single fia Ss. S. SINGLE FLAT SPECIALS to net! THEOBALD & LI — + r¥f Inqu! re at 588)" Delmer! * . 4 4 4- far > i apart: _Lac lede 120. (ec! Ray Cc ae a — ~* priced nm right GERLING for $9900; wil ! Rea financing Call after 6 FOR SALE Under ‘WT risber eit htning Results.” 2204 & Grand Gran J LE as os Seas Gnd sul peri rm Nort 1w~st | ee a REALTY CO.. 212A a Cabanv- MELNENS Ga * % = Pm. Sundays. 2. W.| é Ah . |, =Gxx TENNES -—Pretty 2 2-family flat | i RSiINeNCB—G-room brick. 460 finis RSHIN«G;. 7505—Secona” floor. @ellaaear rs. furnac ay ts og a ee Eee 2509 (C80) | Bevo Mill ce 4451 Wallace st., — DOUBLE FLATS ,of 5 and 6 room, furnaces, tile bathe, = roorns on 3d floor, slate roof, furaace, Berage: Kirkwoot car of 6. room eff aa ’ ete ae 4 ; ch) NORTHLA ND 5319—3-room. well-furnished CO TTAGES—5M- room frame: also 3-room | * oan (. ~ = oe gj month. 3 ent 47xx ARSENAL—RBeautiful 2-famlly bun- a ENGEL ater tage — me 1! all " > dren allowed . clean, respecta e peopie 1e a t out other nd warags. i (elim ernon ay. ‘ rooms, @vV ery ng | a , > . “h: rR iN _—— ravolis ayv.; reo MRSHING, BAS8 AND 5390 — Forearm =. i ed wet . | Galew fiat, & Feome Aad SER parier om , modern: lot 56x125:; owner on South | wanted, ; “thi s, 216 Military rd. For terms see piunG ; a > wh UN modern; rent $120 per month. heat, hard 1 floor tc arage; Just w Ts ; —— cps aD Abhi _ : UNGALOWS—4215-17 N Newstead; mya 0-22 silt |steam hea ardwooc oors, etc.; € 4 - : est of the Branesc ‘ome Hotel: - rty bi HOHENSTEIN R. CO., 6428 | bat Mi aoe Ted: See ae eee siodemm ery nn ~ ‘ family fiat: # 200. annual income: $1 500 | reasonable terme. M A. RUST ‘a BON FR REALTY CO. ot 5 and 6 rooms, furnac — be baths, eto.; | RESIDENCE —3855 Humphrey: 4 roome 910 Washingto ric elevator, — IN 4 FURNISHED FLAT—4455 Evans; 3 rooms cash: selling price, $7500. WELLANDER GEO. A. SLATERY. 815A Chestnut. (5) 816 Chest (ng) | SArage; well-constructed bull a ™ room with alcove; reception hall, attic in parlor. 34 floor wen. "*: © rooms ang ett weditice . — oa en seeeey OF phone Mt. : REALTY, CO.. 573 ar ade Bidg. Olive 9420. | COTTAGE—4254 Lex! 3 Chestnut. (c#)/ 39xx BOTANICAL — Spiendid 2-family | jarge sleeping porch; wally and ceiling of 90 Pershing: ‘4 resume, first AINI wah rooms. tile bath, hard- Mair 29L until 6 p. m. : ere. ye —— t coop Saad $500 cash. “Miss & ingens is Na: seme, —— 4 ond 4 rooms, furnaces, tlle baths, owt mae tollet. hardwood floors; ofl burn- r floor: ’ . water heat. garage, etc.; ——— _A ND—20 - & miles wert o c ty mits | a esses, WS ‘eo 2. f a My ! he econ Westies . — an BL... S1ss——3 dandy. modera, ies NEAL ESTATE FOR EX an oe Charles Spock rd.; All Aivide. | COTTAGE—5544 Greer. ¢-1 room frame: lot _ Central pn Sen | Sixx VINCENT—Near Compton, @- er and. brick’ garage for two cars. ; aenington Hall: first ; ) Basics R. E. CO.. 711 Chestnat. | a rooms; piano, roy he CHANGE WELLANDER REALTY Riniern convenience will pur en iret. . ' 6 heardw od BUNGAIA rw Wwerd.- —To lease: 5 or 6 rooms, GROCERY wtd.—Or merchandise: will ex- 186 id cael liacions 40 oR L abadie: 5 rooms; SHON - terms. JOHN | 8. BL AKE & BRO., 815 _Chestnut. (05) ; iw M. &: og, b ERG, The Real —— ere This good- -looking K-room house i > Nata - EMMELMANN «} cami rent $7: | TANICAL, 4250A— Teta wg P.. ~~ oe with option of buying end of one year. change 142-acre highly improved farm, COUNTRY HOME OR FRU iT FARM 2421 N. Unton; 6 rooms; $6250: terms® | SINGLE FLAT. 83500 — a —— | furnace ang all conveniences; gare ; Sideatks pote te. co . ~ floor. china caene BO Aeon: — . Phone Benton 2623. (c2) | one mile from town. REDDIN REALTY Eight acres on east side of Tel ~ BELLIS R. CO.. Arcade Bldg. Olive 6191 2737 Sheridan av.: 3 and 3 rooms, elec- | w condition. Bee 4057 aa G Site ee Cetnee ole ‘ , ” aD Ec. ‘KETCHAM ~ BUNGALOW. WANTED | CO.._ Title Guaranty Bide ete Se OSS eae enka. Farmers’ Clu) ai | THREE SNAPPY COTTAGE BARGAINS, | ‘™!©: £004 condition; will not last long. | very rooms; AL LET E. Pp OCHMOELLER, (09 Chestnut RUNGALOW—Lease; 5 rooms; garage: rit, | , rewidences or vacant with ine for - 2 = just finished, 3 rooms, water, electric, iot | 3723-25 Cottage av.; electric lights; rents | 3196, Delmar 566L, (c) painted; newly decorated ; ; conveniently located. | . B-room flat, newly dec- acres near Kirkwood; $39. 4 966 Maffitt. tion. G. McKIM, 603 a aati ~ * ONLY $6300 | #5x126, price $3000, on terms. $1236 | oe * sem. - ; . . # . every ilieontence. : 4 (c80) COLUMBIA. PL 456-A508A (East St.| —¥: S. ———— ss ———- 83) Seven rooms, reception hall, pantry, bath, | _TOMROY INV. CO., 6321 Easton av. (c80) GLICK R E. CO. 824 Chestnut st. fc4)' FLAT T BARGAINS—10 Tints, 4 —— 2993 & "EEL PEYD DT- earg00L Gravel b | Louis)—Two 6-room flats, one furnished: QUICK results, highest possible ge OM furnace. gas. electric, 2 lar © porches; §a- COTTAGE—New $- room. modern, 4536 ANNUAL RENT $960-— PRICE $5700: | pay, $8000 Re, Be a 414/22 a, ~ = } te * bath. electric, gas range. hardwood floors, commission basis o.1' vy. Oliva 2105. 'rage: lot 860x125 ; cash red down, easy | a avenue. Price $420(¢ 3016-18A N,. 224 st. lot 560x100; 4- fam- | y H BROOKS RCO. A? NSN. 7th. ic) A RE AT RBARG AIN water heater, hot-water -heat furnished: 15) CHAUNCEY P. HEATH COo., _ monthly payments. 401( "Raneias ood av., | RTB REALTY & LOAN Co.., ily brick flat, 4 and 5 rooms; gas, water, r > eee 4 4 4 minutes from St. Louis ~~ een district ; 818 Chestnut. (c15)) prolivwood Heights Kirkwood Ferguson car. | Olive 1437. 106 N. 8th st. Central 5063. electric; newly decorated; fine investment, FIAT—tyfamiy. «rooms parenta: ae 3129 Fads av.; an exceptionally well‘ > . ; : residence of 8 rooma, bath and reception Pell. = superior ca>©r service lease see Jones | (cd) terms cman effet — S Dental Co., 206 Collinsville ev.. meet | IF C ALL FOR LIST 4454 BESSIE “AV at JOHN, §. BLAKE & BRO.., 815 Chestnut. (¢ (ce) _ leaving town; income Stray ig hot-water heat. copper gutters, slate vouf. . CLAU ‘DE E. VR OMAR 106 Nn N. m:cpea ficlency; Losanitel gun parlor: mo: th _Louls. You Ne to call an of Webster Groves Properties at Our Bungalow . 2-story frame. 7 rooms, mod- 3-FAMILY FLAT—$10,500. et rawr Fhe on en wae ee "(e83) 9 Se ee re : re, ws N, ) / agent makes a'specialty o £ ‘mete 500 a. : s. tol- : IC ' Main 596, C ra mor a (eH)... 3 era Ts &—Second floor, mod-| Suburban Property—Furnished JOHN H. ABBOTT. 709 Chestnut. (cl16) BR ANC “ OF ; ge WENZLICK rO16 Ceuta. - Olive 1427. ee | bat agg oe So FLAT —Alisest new 5 ang 5 room fiat; tile | | HEMMELMANN.- “PAC LER R. a : "OINTE. - o 8 light rooms; rent reason- ; : | | 46 West I ekwood AveDbue wa : ' ric d terms very reasonable porch lle baths. garage: ESTGAT . i. (third floor north) - rooms, sn parlor and gleeping eIiNaaRt RY. 4 = 6 hath. Cash Rend price and location to 7163 petites ne ie ALFRED E. LOC ‘HMOEL L, 4ER = 2 Ewer . co. in a autli n 104 N. 8th. Olive a4, Coma RLFT 1840 & 2 rooms. rear. new 2611. East St. Louis _3 bio ks west to as y 015 Dewey. (4) FRANK L DITTMEIER R. wl = a | sale. BCHAEFFER REA ALTY de 4405 HAMPTON AV A —_ . : ew. = hone ee aee Bi: AF —EE a YS we eee ee “ ee . ty So } — . 1 i RS at ferorated. $10 (ob) | WE ST MINSTE Ry a ernae for 4 cars; Residences Wanted GoTTAGE—Fine 5-room frame, in good re- BUNGALOW 4172 a st.: 3-room att ae a Original ‘‘Quick Sale ve80) 2 NEW FLAT—W EST i Caltterein, pedweed buamatee, KATHERINE A RTMENTS. > a Bio NEW FLAT. | _ Sa, Sire mar 274 OWNERS want a 7 or & room residence in mir: big chicken shed and w* pome frame; 435x252 ss > R ec. ACER. 7160 Alame; 4-family 5 "im ons @-story. 7 rooms. modern. hi | | Bates at. t | rooms with 5-room ef- | 7 1; state location. price. etc. Box sit wenn: ane olt, 75216 See this; _E. J. A. SCH EIDER. Realtor 2 INVE: ST MEN TT B ARG AINS | separate steam-heating ent: macnin@ | tary plumbing, many beautifu 44! 32 W Asn TON te ' — PURPOSES ; -Tispatch (c6) > TLanscs iv.. just off re lede Station G6452A Gravois. __. Lacle de 120. (c58) ae . garage; rent S312 per month, terme. you can get te Broadway and Olive is Att _ BAAS: REALTY. c 0. , 921 Chestnut st. TO LET BUSINESS | RESIDENC E Wid buy: West End; @ 1 Ob ‘Ore hard See BUNGALOW—5-room brick. in the 40xx 1501-03-05 Paim, cor. - a ' ANDERSON -STOCKE-BUE RMANN, | minutes by car; 5 tons of coke in basement: ractive 3 to & apart BLAH, 4915 (Southampton)—New modern a | or 10 rooms: give price, location, etc. Box HOHENSTEIN R. CO., 6428 Michigan. (c) bluck Itaska, just off oan ‘ ° 2 oem ane | a A. &. LA OMIS, 9 N ‘th st Ma =~ COT &rAGE—2 349 Michig: an . 00 m s, a Be . ; -|f¢ il a t: newly dec vee AB = and ot: ltol base ’ ACUST. 14—Bio 2 rooms in rear. FARM W td ——Larce trac low -pricec yr (c73) age oO , h: modern except “furnace: bar amity a granitoid ment. hot eir heat, ® rooms, en pa-ior, sleeping porch, }” s 28—-Nice 24 floor flat of | 5 TF ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut. ur ee ae, Cae. "45; - ere ment. furnace. electric, 0! zoe ari gain. Reller. 3571 N. Brondway. can he bought for less than cost of builting| garage: siete terms: half cash, ba N 0) 7 _to sult Al Granville pi ? sleeping poren -dor beds. EUGENE J. ~—s : | a fh! "An Ww aterman, }is- ~ ° ‘ r.) vy Rid ’ Omat Ms N _ — or " . .) ; ‘ oda ry rooms, sie Beparate heatin ‘ Md oe. Ane > — : eee, | COTTAGE—2Oz rT) Arsena ; « rooms as, AT—Single. 250 Cote Brilliante, 4 and | is -_ =e = _ oe Bix rooms and porch open; $100. o = viants; ‘ity income ] water: corner lot: learing city: 91006 —_ "? et hot - ater heat; agent there MEHRKENS. OTTENAD, 3805 8. Broadway. RESIDENC E—I have an &-room residence 2 oper PINE 2005—Btore room, 18x64, suitable) pak 7 il excnange cit ner lot: | sity: Dit : 5554 Waterman av. ences REALTY Co. Gale” vy for clear improved. farm: Mis- : OOTT AGE—°°06 Charles: 5 rooms: horens Thureday 5 to 6:30 p. mm. hee cut to | 4-FAMILY—NORTH PARKVIEW W est End. |. Pox , W.387. Post. Diapatoh. > r P } } le " " wl he - > I HAVE money to invest in good real es- weeg Sieers: on car & AY ‘i rs in basement, 6008 Pennsylvania; big bar- Fe \ = a —_—_- — . * Firat floo: west, 5 1 Zz for any purpeee. ! : o ; 0 a Place. Parlor, 808 Chestnut _st._ =. 1215— je | gouri. Illinois; give description, price. Bex WY T V r F $9750. MECKFL REALTY IN\ CO., A2xx C 4 rooms, sleeping porch. haré- ; r DRAD "lee “2 “iene °1 5; t; electric +y PD, 7 4. , ' $1000 cash: Pp ere e500. Apply , SET oO xx Cates: r p RESIDENC E6110 r ates: modera: 112" bi ovao Washir: COTTAG E—>-room ” brick, c. bath, electric, etc. ; FLAT — Southwest corner Goodfellow negpnue rents $3360 per year: har gain. vas (Sr ; . : { (4) | RESIDENCE—$8750 buve a modern reste? Five at Tine, as rooms, water. gas and on ae ; €500 Bo: One ol the Show Places of Hi HE NSTEIN R._ CO. 6428 Michi gts: re Net Sous, ae ee Mee : yOULL BUY THIS FLAT —~ a fence. S200 cash. 3 days oniy Box ] }- 189 P.- -D re . bat OO 3 e ii COT TAG Ye ’ rooms: electric: nic 30.- = hoard sinke. brick gcnrag i 1285- RSA Amberst piace; jot 44 @x17%5: Ne ' = neem West | i once see 10 sie or aang let s 3008 8. 370P | EUGENE J. ALTHEIME ER. ‘617 Chestnut. | strictly modern, 6 and 6 rooms single flat; ae -. we $5000." ‘yam . — ’ res » i} t.. then see Third fioor,- : - he "\7t t - . - Jefferson County, Tl) . n ust be sold at T] u stuc 1) res) f nce 0 7: y FYSTEIN R. CO 6428 Michiean s ar. rE Wow vi ———- 24 fi : | e 4 r . =| 50c on the dollar; fine §-room | jj ‘ é : HOI =t _—— price $14,000; easy terms; owner oor,| felmar 211 E 48A—5-room. bath. furnace. ea LEASE ee i gy FO finish good 5-room | || rooms, 3 baths, 2 beautiful || corrace—2s42 McNair: 3 rooms; terms ‘DOUBLE FLAT-—Well bullt 4-family brick | RESIDENCH—0197” Ridge: From tenant house, modern: cattle barn, | . i 1000, cosh balance monthly. Apply ea iS ment floor and. foundation; | g09d ||; sleeping porches, hot-water |» {°RERRY, Realtor, 2115 8. Jefferson. | ment and laundry; 4046-48 Bt. Ferdinand, pak teiinent ¥ ‘ | _garege: price right. AS BNI: 2 it , : » : cs) | ‘] ( r S. woo oors and one |) —— _——- ————_ -- =- KORTE REALTY & LOAN CO., e nvestmen roperty _C. M. McDONALD R. EB, ©O., 1111 * - N. Oth # o! n 1238, Ty — (cd) | 2042 Tocust st.. store 25x11: in the rut s cannot be replaced f ,°- 0 heat, hard d fl GOTTAGE—Dandy 5-room, 50-ft, jot, house | 4 TOIT™ Moe gen et. Central bons, ar 5 tetecyen ty mys ie Se Teonet Oe | . ew ae ‘Gartant k Noor ; $50. 1} stock. farm machinery ‘and ‘ Broadway. by t ES ado ash abe feet For particulars ca ' 46 | / ™ block east of roadwa abou ts $4920; price $30,000. , ee ) oF © nts, dditional cost if desired. “eS - | bath: rents 7 | Restinar av.t te Al ean@itten: 2, Apartments for Rent - ? iy Soe bath. . electric, eee TET reach on pai S a oa entral 8306, py Pe woadlng SOB lilinois av.. Peoria. county. Price in keeping with | south. See IMMEDIATE POKSESSION—$8500 GLICK R. E. CO., 824 Chestnut st. (04) | oll a Ta nn 7 4 . at one. in ——— ’ re : —_—— i . . u iy a. | Jt the ualit Vv of the place t “41 | e roome. mod- bh! arage: $8500 i 761 = Syrac 7 j ’ »A—6 rooms, “floors, quant) } Peon. WTTAGE—New stucco, € large rome, m meCern, Cee Cea ny a ans . emer 90). iv ’ Syracuse . ro ma, hardwood floors | LAN ID BARGAIN! ern throughout; 30 oot lot: S7xx O’ Meara THOS. McCRADY & S8ON, | Dot BLE Fy] AT BARGAIN | ResID jENC 4948 Curples ol . seven. | ' Cor. Hamilion: 6 5 —— + -~—— Fo 5085 eases are au ae ort coat) new ; SNAG Ma NSCRPACKLER R. E. CO., his. 6312 Louis! ¥: ur : ; held A v pee , > ut. an arage S t . Ulsiana o | rly: t : , - t = rooms parlor, re me, ravois. Paul Bchaus Seventh and Chestnut. ets. FARMS F FOR SALE terms one Ry ’ | Kennerly; just completed; te ny so Forest 8920. 5179 Easton. ay. . eM dence. 10 rooms: 18 Lewie vi 5; . «x : adulte on FARM—120 acres , in Missouri | open. —_ — 140 Delmar bi, Third Meer aes. b . # . +e : room : - 4 P —_ 7 roved 2)0-acre farm tn | OR FARM—Best improv (cS) | nardwood floors, tile bathe, steam heat, ete. ; | okmiteet eR. ater Kasion. Forest 3 : ; no children. Tenant will house; all hardwood . ch. bath, 9 base- OF . — ¢ ec) Sn Og te ose JOHN 8. BLAKE @ BRO., 815 Chestnut.(c5) siate roof, furnace, bath, electric, wit 85. : 7 ——— ome, o ee) granary and other outbull ic . - A 7. na ic 20.37 can be : > rooms and sleeping porch; heart of the aut tomobile district: 275 equare | 1. per acre: price $° es of the prettiest garde ns in the is in “good repair. See this, 115 wary ocx cS) family. 3 and 4 rooms. furnace, electric, | hESInENCE—Fine home of ri) > e | __HOHENS’ TEIN R. CO.. ., 6428 Michigan. _ 5106 Spalding; 4 and 4 rooms, thoroughly | — aT arry TO. 5004 Kasion. Cabany third floor. a ?% 4 > ih, heat furnished, janitor service. North Boman ’ , 70 Feet , loor, Silo tT av.: if you want a nice home at a very rea- Forest 8/20. 51 7v Easton av. (4) 47ax Newberry ter.; 5-6 room modern | house, tastely arranged: garage; | ane x (cD) = a7 | 40 .cres in one of Michigan's est coun Tr? J — y 1 4 om Met, ‘Oo, Syracuse; 5 rooms ents x -—— - TT RAT, BRIM, 4791-—Store oo. | = o> ) down: b«lacce’ | if W fe ap | sonabie price of SSo0. write to Box R-106, : 500 ew); open porch: $90. a ~ $35. Derest Shean 3-roun fat; ; bath. ‘TWaAaewr PprarTy PO P21 Chestnut ( (c4) i od ga ny 3: os he 4 et her ge ray ary ue Wa EWC! Post-Dispatch. ) agents. | STX FAMILY FLAT fiat: a “perorasnnicd. Tis nn sam $6 oumh terme; the tenant will shew + ve 108 SR-GRANT-BELL REALTY CO. a ~V~ pee -— "| Spon —OA0R Gass av.; nice store: cheap. | buildings. Write for further information, BU NGALOW —SOUTH ~ . . | BEN CLT EIMER 4. BRO RMA! Ty a on? " . - . ' Olive 6 Md 70° (4) rer , ON, 1315— Fr) der Iter for 4 tenant. ALFRED E. WIGART LAND CO., J-1247 Firet Natl ee ts T Gee We |} under construction a 4-5 room! 4659-61-63 St. Ferdinand: 3 rooms each | ——— ® Wainwright miag 722 Chestnut. a Flat. 4 rooms mo le n Will alter f £00 5 Olin f PedeDdeD. ] 18 N ° sey enth. S ne" ; Ellenwood av.; molern with baths and electric. in first-class con- i ARS CLARA AY. a Water; Market line. , (R83) LOCHMOELLER, 709 Chestnut st. _. | Bank Ridg.. Chicago. ick bungalow — = | ’ y . | Ws it on , - — Rp a eat oO aberda her or , ’ v: . ' ~y respect street rmade can aS dition 3 ! EAL TIFUL SINGLE FLAT ) T-room brick residence. bath olecteta”. APARTMENTS FOR RENT . @ : 6626—F ive rooms; rent $75. UTP ie —-See e ated. for hat wee ja— 80-Acre Farm W ith Furniture, arian : on_terma;: handy to strect car and ANDERSON -STOCK E-BUERMARN, BEA Hamilton Terrace, 4-5 rooms, tile | furnace, ete. al mod side drive te ge=# fi BINSKY REALTY CO. ove ‘ ' (RO) ‘ > £0 = schoo!s For ther information 808 Chestnut st. y ; a use for ca and perticulars on ~ —FURNISHED $ im 504 Wainwright Pide 9 ee | Cattle. Poultrv. Tools. Only $950 FE RE ALTY ¢ ‘0. | bath, Dutch dining room, furnace heat, In- thie. ne heme. | Se | Wainwright Bi ————— ’ Moe Maplewood | A.M Ay R y | side stairways, etc.; price $8750; terms. | tis - One * R &. CO, 206 Title Guar Bite NISHED PA iF —_ t 3" : 5— t lat: a | Grows good crops cotton orn, Sorgne. | _. -——-- ® (Crave' . . Share with cnolanel aaa oy ed, aye bath, separate € ntrance fiat; oN E \V OT ( ORES onions. pees, melons; convenient location: «0 Block e rom Maplewood High School. Open boty oath gs 8. at (e78) -A) | South Ree GLICK R. KB. ©CO.,. 824 Chestnut et. _ fod) E sekeeper or tawe charge in mothers ‘ AIR. ype mo Northweet corner 75th and Hebert bull s x Mable, wot “en eahte hove. tee" a ‘ardwood, Sere Ro 4 | — “coe >. —o FLAT—3 rooms; 2817-19 8. 18th ween = — . 2 WOLD —ON0 TRY, ni e; refined educated couple; ex! 1970A—4 rooms and sup par- ing ready for occuvancy September A; mod of - . : - ae? | Pee ches, double garage. beautiful — hore A ~ Dandy South Side Bungalow st.: rents $70 per month; will eel! on OWNER LEAVY ING ( ITY MODERN rence. , oor tie bath. hardwood floore Murphy _ ~ Aaub'e car line, rents $20 to porch. bat al 7s ‘ -e' 7509. 31500 cash. Mr. Davis. Webster $+ : , - ; . Fence 835. maoath : F ey RA snn c5) ACKE BUYS 860 acres; cut 100.000 | CHAUNCEY P. HEATH C _.. Be eee Se at. tile bath, brick ond FLAT—2227 Rutger; 3 and 4 rooms. aan | fe | PRANK x 1. Orrr See S011 Juniata et asey FP. A. BERRY. Reaitor, 2115 8. Jefferson | Original ° boy Rale Wanted” -- - _— —— --—- ee eee Po Spr pie Qin south clede) : th. elect rie furnace, will CLYDE c Kis + CHAM | —————E | rn reiliway ties great har gat mn: must he Fo! 4 ais eee eg ee ea ae f rors, vapor steam neat tile porch “hestnut. % 206 Internationa! life 13! 1 heat and ‘electric = | VJest ‘a } e nA} F a aa GRAVOTE. _ 5452A—Of fice; 1e¢a A ' eo! . as owner needs money, t T- (ye hs Cc > E. CO ie74y sdleare or share: whe Forest : 4 + Cor. Union phe W ells dentist ‘or office oc pope. “IDER. hm nwrich’ Be © . oon _ va 2 ga ye a gt ng ae ae i seeeeaemigeanmmaeuniial \ yy ( aR AGI E Sens Eads Aoviv F. A. Berry. Realtor. 2115 25 5 and 6 reeome., sleeping | A esa ‘ ; ’ 7 oe ) az Ty morc 0) , ; 7 . — « va 120 5452A Gravois. (c5®) wood flocrs throughout: slate roof. tile! D A 7 ’ § jeffersc ¢SMESRGR ~ wt 4 a am porch; hot- ey OO -- Cae he : a ; on NDELL BL s5— rnisned ° RET Yr 2 ~ ne o s t 41 Nicely yee i NT ] D \ LEFT ' Forest a REAL. ESTATE THER CITIES be th. large sleeping porch, 134nch walis;: if OOK AT 600 BATES FLAT—i rouble 3-room Tiat, t, bathe, | gas, eer. ae garage . ed 4 44 a rtment: rewular beds. steam heat; 208 4 ; kw roome with in-a-dor «© nest - ion fe or _ Ben S15. manebegetedheneniens . ’ foid ba . ts for $1440 coming home loca gery ice home! ite sonable. = bundant closet apace. LYNCH. oie Store, ' oe acré neice 00 terma (\ (6) tric, granico! pements. rents r : : bony r t ; J _HIRSC H. International Lite Biag.tcOh Pane eam, De: ee GLICK R. FE. CO., 824 Chestnut et. (e4) tory A feceum house at, “KY ro’ | BUNGALOW = Richme nd Heights; 6 end 7|. Five rooms, hot-water heat. beth. Xx | per ear: pete $9500; terms. Box R-26.| @ WAGHER-ORANT- BEA. separate ons think 414... * = RRY. RC Lif 20= > N. S&th_ at. Pe TOY © ower Grove and chi hen house and carrtace house. 1 omi! r t . ) sy terms; tric, slate root; garage & : , , ae ae Ji REAL CO.. J 8. "BLAKE & BRO.. 4) 60—~-+ urnimhed ae ? OF FICES—N. w. cor. T i>” meaeer. ane el Tune vacated Price! rooms, 982 to $10,000; easy te tiful yard: lo t 30x150 feet. For price and | FLaT—6414 $0000 av. 4 and 4 rooms, Aas Olive 1062. 722 Chestmut.(c#) | - 1 WA Two fine room rie, grant compietely oe Pee fayette, e'egant location ; lie. Til : Particulare eticu) _ beaut’ parlor, ete. , eMenamy. 1308 N. Grand MECKEL REALTY INV. nidg. FRANK § SEBASTIAN REALTY : _ rae ae ere, pete - , PuaTe i chiropractor, od "NE "E. a ree —————— ef AND Al AP'TS WANTED ) — ne ADOLPHE En eae) | = Me ae iz 604 Fed. Res. Bank 33 on ___ 3607 HARTFORD. GRAND | A114” (06) tos) | E "y. FINE , ‘eBO) Lil FOR SALE oe P iT Wia— = ote | Chout 18 Ba | . > td Fiat or bous 6 to B 202 © oufeat FLAT—3- wn at a bergain. 1746 Mie te, i4. A | $14."porches everything: ohiigres Gi si ra Union, “Bouin of Olive, Fox | CITY REAL ESTATE | FOR SALE University City | Brick Cott hic : nex . teh , nr EE —— ERMAN. )Sh—L-yonm ficiency anertaiw A = er: South | TOT—2086-30 Chouteau: 42x115: joining | GopTaGe—66l3 Chamberiain, 4 rooms. | Dandy ric Ottage [eS Beant realtor. 2115 8 Jefferson 1258 Forsythe car completely furni ished: , lisa: rooins. ‘family + of 3; raltable. oHIO.” $O29—Btore. with large show wit- _ Miseour! adit ifte, Railways: price $4000 | bath. beautiful etreet, $3300: terme. | Ne 6273 Wyoming street. & rooms ené | ae : piv Janitor - — ee em | Bow: $25. Olive f7._ __.. .fc8) nquire 82-4 —— — ALVIN T. DICKENS, 612 Chestout. bath. Lot 23x12 Price 100. | FLAT—Owner leaving city; : | Beautiful new four-family A> Begenne A APT. baad PERSH RN 4 Wert pn a eae ha) ty 2% ners ST RE- ~5400 block Gravois; sultable for North Olive & SRL oN a isy TERMS 2800 gout: ° an 5 rooms « . ee of 33 ay Bnet ge Be P . ay reide AG, ie, , . - — , . ’ | ° : ; : ; x ‘ —~ Three wome bath, with ef . Sy ) ENTIST ewers all in ‘ Davis . . Tr) - but . . FOR PHYSIC | ny OR DEN Yenep DE. IAW HMOEL 1. ER. TUU Cc ‘hestnut . 'NCEY P. HEATH Co., 818 Chestnut. VLAT—4617 “32 Wileev: 5 and & ae: =e; Rorth Box D-186. I’. D. | Petapiiched corner 2002: «8. ae tA. = av., new five-room bungalow, % in. hardwood floors’ rRrowmhout ¢) née New Delmar Garden ew mm . ; ° street and sidéewai mace: a. ry South Webster Groves built-in tubs, hardwood floors! street sha ssewsie screens. 32500." be bal. | easy | one eee iar tail 4 1 baciede 174 . ‘iep ‘ ; ore r itler. or call Lac Wia Fomt-Dispatch, es. ( mn nad and (} TTAVOIS | must sel 3 Bt. George. 5) | $5500: terms. 851 Greely. Webster 907 ' ee 2280 Ee north or OF oe I a 5 patos —.__{e® | terms. FLAT —.4.5 rooms, posseasion nm about Bae t Bee Load: Teter COUPI em | modern | storercom. with fine basement: Southwest | MARSHATE, C704 rom corsage, Furmece. | KILGEN, 512 Wainwright Bldg. | "'not one year oid.” 4108 Junlatn st. hard: A AF. 4554 > rooma, ha , , : mx . a : ——— ee furnished sultabie ; ad om dry — aH. Divisio~N mit PERTY ' se. electric references required. Tmtne- | wood floors. tile bath. furnace heat. French : . bath, modern cou oods or flertet or anv retail iin : Toute. ° fering | Alate possession doors. large closets. porcelain sink, Price | > roche Come, West, Tel Grand Cabany _ 265605 \ .3? — he . vu = | LARGE STORE sii B29. reoule . bath, south; rewarl, I AR Z . - LOT ee ee boulevard Park ai BUNGALOW—®5 rooms: fruit y > areas: throughout ; lot 35x125 ; O-wnter heat 3 ° - NC e Routhweet & YY 7; , . ‘ i ; weet or rT ‘haee!: ego: Ira volts I EPPING AGE? T is acT 19 ou - . — cet : x. = Mesnicantil.o 7 , 2623 Gro din F Pept , ~ 18 | = highway Southwest; ®&® THEMBI..)-WiLSON KR. E. & 1. CU.-—Ge and card of s@mission. see open perch. 1707-3 rooms, gar. - Make Past Dispatch 176 or Victor 2437R. Grand 671 =~ 7™ wide: this cen be bough’ our tiet of Webster and Kirkwood oo ;; THEORALD & ZOEL — sapere. 769 Syracuse: atz-family, 6 reeme end ; p - a — } ; S45. adultes. r@ome and ba th net later atiantnaiaeeempenanen i Se ™ Memno0 Tab acre Nox A-369 Poet-Dis Bi NGALAYW— Modern 6-room : a ae O% . Grand. Grand 4+ “a ° _— —_ _— a4 ner ta ba soreciated See open 7 Max aad ) 9 per, 20: not over $30; couple — JREMBLEY- WILSON, | Webster Groves. pe, wen eee tS (3) FLATS = 4008-17 23- 10- 26-34 Wilcas, B and 0609" Enright; siz-famfly, S reoms and ROOT Murdock EL. Post. Diavateh ie) West ——— y “Ee. . es | West |424 E. Jackson rd. $12,000; pretty home, .- ry & recom. %- open h. ent rent wel] built. jot 100x312 BUNGALOW —K beanty , 8 large rooms. a ee yr and sidewalks, 710 Heman; os-famity, 5 rooms and open FOR ADDITIONAL 5 reome, by fam — . - " " site, will A A LL tenant. Olas 4640— $15 er month inciding . —— NESS CORNER : eee a e] ; 4 of salesmen. | sUSINE: bu, ACRES WEBSTER HOME. ; ict SBxl fixtures, shades. reh. ms Si beet of ee nies ete fun telephone: congenial crowd o e e70) | - _ BUE enter abt -livent: this weil ion tone Mane. ge ot and —_ EA it, ee » ee epee ocation. c down lance . 937 Canes three-family, @ reeme and REAL ESTATE ABQ: : .- sy ia and Tioga! market reasonable, corner cam be bought cheap 68 | temobile , : igh ; 398 5 DICKS ANN ne ‘ ' price oo ' Po. a en Se . 2ST SEBNEXT PAGR uv x ’, . ' st16M or Box cunts etopiy Settereyy Market. Ve ve 6177, shade. "Phone Webster 1887 fe) : : 5 <i ee a eae a re eM ee Salil sini jacana: isha al om ~ - ieee a ae. = aN ft lad ee - *, ee = KS oe

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. - . WED Democrat and the Times Combined. . AUGUST ae | the Daily Globe- as The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Eauas that of the Dol Gl = : - 4ction an 7 roome: hardwood filvors owner will — wl ou. through —= re F ee SALE TNE ES y OUNG M AN ¥ : W omen "9 WEST “END RESIDENCE ‘E | IC OC | STARTING TOMORRO \ y YQ 3 iH 5 - 7 *) : ‘ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, renee : -8 ANN, | A S U S LE ‘ a XS Pt: “ : 4 y , T HIS IS YO U R STC . ITI kb dda ANBERSOS-sTOCKE ERMAN. IT SA ; SW | Fellows, let’s get acquainted! Come hey : BAT2 Enright; lot 50x185; mate peat, SS | aE rt : men in St. EASY TO OWN " d ret That will open the eyes of the young Siax Cates: 11 rooms, hardwood floors aii urn j | Louis—a sale that is especially designed TO dem- vour clothing problems—see how peri respond to your every need and des he i ideal for home or high class room- i ~. > 0 hd HOO ‘ anh , ba! ance lees than ™ : a , +4 ‘ % Tas pine FiloMbeny HEALY RA PE onstrate our leadership as ST. LOUIS’ HEAD- the ever-increasing throng of young m find in this store the opportunity to. zh Delmer. _Cabeny_1¢4 | eS * ath Ret, a a ae QUARTERS FOR YOUNG MEN’S OO ee -_ ee oe » \\ a \ _ =) * \* \“ ‘ Enter Chicago along the cool Lake Michigan shore to Central Station in the boulevard—hotel—theatre district. Th Mh i) ‘ rath sane ' sa 48 Not \ T2849 flipsi gibt, / ii i ji iy ! Y sR SAR ee ‘ . +2 tt Sa ewe bom \ he Te mete “7 cae Stil oak, froora, and EFFICIENT > : il - ~~ . " . : : , 7 ‘ = : a. ; ? j ey o Bent I t it ems listed helow. : 37 ’ , | &, i , “ BEAU TIFUL HOME i, © S ‘ ate ’ yi : | : [s° ORES es | Come and let us show 3 We know that you'll » ££ | . . : : | Ly be hand far enough . / : Tae —_ ° pti, it is not how much a 5 uit Ys _ satreshing morni ing and eve- PAG ARS. OL ROSS. . ¢ ; | ing Ariz; ere pee tar ay ee Overhead Electric Fans about the values ne ‘ VW ( : ; gain: and ener terins a in all Cars in this sale. —— MP ELATED: \ WS gO Te, | : isfaction it gives Cr wen ee a. Ad ~ . * ~ . . 4 ; e Sisibesce ‘E——b008 Vernon: beautiful, well- Leave St. Louis 9:00 a.m. 9:30 p.m. 11:30 p. m. bullt ~w > of 9 reegigs, hot-water heat, Arri Ch a a USH-BURNS. 1105 Chestnut st. rrive icago 4:45 p.m. 7:25 a.m. 7:25 a. m. tal ae a ancorated. tn oil on ranvase: FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS tile floors in reception hail and sun parlor THEO Chestnut st Cornet & Zeibig Trust 1§-Day Return Limit 7001 Wa shington Bl. Tickets good in chair cars and coaches; also in sleeping and parlor Gerner lot, 11 rooms, 4 baths; complete cars on payment of regular charge. : rive: Marylan! Terrace Home — , tithe Pe : j . g ; Vagig i 2S Sm @ sold us great stocks of new Fall mer. : 3 SFE well dressed—we appreciate you room, iarge iivine room, | rick garage iar S machines iwner ee i , be ' 2m a . 5 P . all . . . 7 ; ight, TONY HURLE —_ imal ate £& ment in two large price groups , ve rand 4019, Victor 241. ‘ : pay : . ‘ Sg gres enabling vou to purchase @” te eee ee reat offic. ity. Just glance at the By beers |\ eee ' : ae Aaron /7- ly one or two Suits elsewl ON OLIVE ST. ROAD ae HS EES, = tbe’ fe eee BER Se Fast~On Time — Steel Trains be ent husiastic ar that counts, but how “a THOMPSON R. £. CO., 5872 Delmer. ner ewer fioora, double fayare —ONDERFU I, ? OCA TION Parlor, observation, Pullman, dining, buffet-club cars; coaches. waile. Quarter-sawer oak flooring: Mosalc can be ian APP. Tt n. ; 7 Ret tr a CHOICE HOMES Seale Steteiees ay leaving Chicago to and including bome. ‘stv vat ve *. 2X | es bir i 4, «@ tOP ee, . **se ee & * ee. ecleunc se Ts ae ek’ Information, railroad and Puli ts 19 Portland PI. rns coe Pollan tickets atin. iced un- ity iicket ce, 324 N. Broadway rooms, 3 baths, lot 100x210; price Phones: Bell Olive 2032; Kinloch Central 2713 l _ nd = : ' 7 Union Station, 18th and Market Streets Telephone Main 4700 (030 W ashington Bl. Address ae to F. D. Miller, A Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt., Illinois Central Railroad « om : - . , ‘ u iH ucres a: t »ae" > . ° *s a * Fs ~— ’ ». M4 t ° - - > 7 °-* . * ‘ >. . 2 ]. ** ‘ e- fi. ot : > - . ? . : + . o ‘ ‘ * * 7, 3 e% *-F > . > . - e r at se . « ” . . ; 39( } Ww } } y » ? ‘ ° ‘ “ ‘ . -* P -* * % . - . \ : ¥ . : 632 ashington bi. RIP TS, at a 6a 2 $2: RIO Api 7 S: 5 eee 8 , Ja ” - 2"** é = Y ea. = 9 - ° - “ 74° “7, ’ 7 - .-* ad os ° ’ t : Parkview, 8 rooms, * baths a ge Hes FOr ott ee . “ ots : iy RP ’ Re ‘ . ; *) f ? ase: . > «w.** ss" , © a ‘a were fn, ‘ i= 7 f e ; ‘ j ~* : -'*S> ©« “e - ‘ ? to ~ ; ~ 2 - . - $s “i ~ . 7 7 4 pa s , . o» + : . . . » . # ’ ; - 7 (ff, 44 A SSSA TS 3 (f 4 5102 \\ estininste r lL. wae . °i, ? sae =~, 2 . . ! - “ —- 7 ; = 5 > fF +243 a Xe ~~ -, bel. ¢ ie - ; are ‘ f . @ oe ee, te = ; 4 3 4 . . 2 : ae —-. s ~~ ‘ ASIANA SAASS I A hhbdddhbdde . " »a bh’? } ry ‘ ay . e a", a ‘ , 9 "te nd 4 ec on « m 7. > yg ae —s © = ore — 6 "+ : , ° 4 aed a : » y~w - ° 7 _— Ss S 10 rooms, Ver) festrable iome, 'm reset: ot. : 6 el @ e's a. >: * . A -Tree “8%, ~ oe - ¢ - -~* ee re .’ “aft ‘ 4 ™ . >4 _* . - . * « - - ‘? ° J y| . ~~ é . ._ = r o = ‘ , . . “. o ’ “~ o = erate ~ ‘ . *&-. »* _* is rok ’ ; 2 @ > " - x . = Ors -. ‘ — >! . 4 - 4 . * ” ‘ ~ 7+ . “ . c s. o - : ‘ “ a - » » . : . . . ‘ ‘ Ms - a. se.” Aa . ee o . =. = ‘ ao? bs . “> a ~ ° f fe , : ¥ s _ , ’ . . ve* 4 . al ‘ A *; _ , *- = - - “4 a> . ~~ ~*o a a ¥ e °..-** : - " 4 y ’ : . . _° *s .”. A aA. . ; 5 re . . s : “ °. ¢* ts - ~ - _ / > 4 _ : + ee . ‘ ae ret. AL : P + C am * t. > a > e oe Be ’ $ XS best buy in St. Louls today: will net nearly se venth an U lestuut ts. ty early, or better than 40 per cent on ------ ————) —-+——.- ‘LOANS ON PERSONAL >ROP'TY || FRANK L. DITTMEIER R. E. CO [re 624 Chestnut. r im MONBY to galaned peo se a ' Original “Quick” ‘Bale Wanted” Agent. (c80) | F I N A N % ] A a confidential. 1881 Railway ese, Paymenes: l. Ke aut -“¥ as 4 ee ~*~ >. ,-er* , - - +. ° %y ’ th Y ae North MONE Y i LOANE aT on furniture and pjance | [INT BARGAIN. | Mound City Loan Co., 427 Victoria Rldx. * sor Rah 10th th st., corner 109th and eq | _(c56) | ete.; 2 separate buildings including store | FINANCIAL | MONEY ’ LOANED—$25_ to $5000 on “The éurner ; price only hoo : eee today, | ~~ ‘ DO “you NEE oD Mw NEY? | Morris Plan”: payable in 50 w eekly voay-. SCHAEFFER RE ALTY Cc 4), See the Dixie C redit c o. 1243 Morgan at. ' trial Lo ew 5 fe ce nt a a" int. Ind ]8- ene INVESTMENT PROPERTY — | We advance you monev and allow you to annie _ 714-716 Chestnut (c8) R.18 N. 20th at. : substantial buflding, ‘repay us in small installments. Open until | MONEY ‘loa ned on ai ito mob!! es: prin x own- ae Rall, good neighbor hood: includes | 6 D- m. ccoR) orsh ip certificates: we do the rest North ot of corner; real buy for some one: will |= iinet —— — _ Bi Brokerage Co.. 82 Boatmen’ . Tako oe me yy eee cash payment; a ATE Le ae: raat 4015) price reduc to SIS.500. Hee this at once. 1k 0 YOU NEED MONEY? FRANK I.. ya She iZkh RR. E. rf LOANS ON RE u ES + We loan from $ > to SCO tu salaried peo- 24 Chestnut. - ECKERT will buy second deed of tri ust. le; cheapest rate ind best terms in 8t Original “Quick Bale Wanted’ Agent. (cR80) monthly notes. 706 Century Bidg. ( 26x° | I ouls Appl 207 ¢ Chouteau lrust Bidg. (cB) ? " — soe ee lamas cama , WILL BUY wee ond deeds of trust qui k ac MONEY rO TOAR. Jes} ass nee ; 288 > GS ay ‘ . tion. Jackson, JO77 Arcade Bide tnd. Jraghe ‘oans to'furniture owners on_ yor as . = (Hddddddddiiliiilsédds hd ‘ “ t { South MONEY TO GOAN--$100.000 on improved own terms: lowest rates. Phone Olive Bbe4. BUILDING—S. w cor Grand and ” Melon - St. Louis real eatate at lowest Interest + fda, yg + 207 Victoria Bidg., wn ane ee : MADE A MOVI at ~ per cent per month Olive 388 i 2 ee q ' , ide: sone Bikag: Srom treme: Love, Van Riper & Co. : | Wie * | | Eisen true | Olive ese0 Central 3683 14) TER gor quotations on ate active anltataa| A deposit of $5 will hold : , | Silk-Lined Fall ~ wy, Meeg O es, et or & ae: if any garment you select un- | | , | T : $21 nd Vine | == = TIve ak: stocke bourht, “sold and fl til desired. Come now and : COCING + om ; wate, se Blow E: sues cone ; CLOTHING COMPANY cing brates sot “Kale Recon! Us 8 Get ch roe | NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON — ‘ G REN af ; > ARE OU} NEEDING MONE TY? See ue ‘for I_« at ar 1 MAN ome eh loo mba aa ladbaalliood BO septdents' en4 furniture ‘-_oe , a... 603 af fat’) ~ Pa % | 4 MoDYU Qetant Ps th st. bas eeor. "et | Olive 6240. Central 4540. Slive 22455. «obs |

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WFEDNESDA AUGUST 22. she al nted! Come here with: ms—see how perfectly we’ ry need and desire, Jojp) hrong of young men wh : the opportunity to dresg aAVagance, r desire to be constar ; we appreciate your wish AS. inany Suits as nee 0 those needs we cater } 1 To purchase & larger clothing for the yon would pay for mere. two Suits elsewhere. ~ nd let us show you that ot how much a Suit cogts ounts, but how much ast ion it gives after wen n if. E GROUPS: Meeereeeees ‘ : — — — e ITS 5 ; land tailored and 26 desirable in ex- $96 MEN $ | iness men. Neat. 26 itiful $96 aultlessly finished. ———_ | ween D2M eee O20 RRS OS AR te as oe Ce BAe oO ition and Women’s Features Popular Comics News Photographs Z WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2%, 1923, WAY ww Qn WEDNESDA? AUGUST 22. 1923. ZY Yt Mn hen. Lo. GZ. Uf Vib bbbbbbsthsdshhsiihisésstsssstsbssbsssisssisiiiiiiiiiiiiuiQuuuanc EDD 2 RUSSIA’S WAR'ON RELIGION mmm CCCMMMLLLLLMMLLLLLLLLLLLCLLLLLLLCLLLLILLULLLLLLLLLLLLDLLLLLLLLLAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLILLLALLLLLLLLLIDIOALLLILLLTELILEULLILLLULLELLEULLLLLLLULSLLLLLLILLLLLATLTTELELULLLLLLLLTTLLLLLLTTLLLLILLLLE MLL LLLLLLILLLLULUSLLLEDLLLELILLLLLALILIDLEL ILI ILLIA ALLL LAAALLLALLLLLLLILALLLTLLEOLLLLEL ALLTEL LLL STAR RISES WITH COOLIDGE’S _ Lhhdddsddssdddbdte - Judge Wallace McCamant of Port- latd, Ore., nominated the then Mass- achusetts Governor for the _ vice presidency in the Chicago conven- tion. Now the belief in Washington is that he will get a very rich polit- ical plum as a reward. - : >} ’ ere ry? ific & ATIAN i Os mis — Pa: CL zn, cctctitritactacznnzizn1znuaaaitsdssssiddddddda® Ofie Way for an Author to Win Success Bones of saints are being dug yp from churchyards and crypts and are cog BERS S we fe fi : . . ‘ .". Se B, . : 7 ~ . > a : wil sw Nd. 5 ° | CF OO LR I Pn es ae rN re ' e nie eh . ¥ ae et Oe Orie ee 6 ie This photograph of the screen actress and her foster mother, Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, and : her foster sister, Margaret Shelby, was made some time ago, before their present row over sample se and peddled the books on the streets of London until all were financial matters arose. During this row, Mary revealed, for the first time, that she is only disposed of. Now magazine publishers are bidding for articles by the plucky an adopted daughter. However, friends say the likeness of the three to each other is striking. girl and she has already contracted to write other novels. —Keysione Photograp! —Keystons Photecradht. When Nina Roberts, an English writér, learned that only 26 volumes of an edition of 2000 of-her novel, “Odette,” had been sold, she took a regular WL ddddddbdbdd Lhhdbbbdddbdbbbddddbddbdddidbdhe LDL SEE Tou te WORLD’S LARGEST CARPET PROTECTS YANKEES’ BALL FIELD Se “ : MADE A MOVIE IN THE SACRED PRECINCTS OF THE VATICAN — Widdccaada, ad Ul Wa hhh di dshddddhdbdshdbdhidttstititdddl ; Son a” Sie ae a ite ee re ae ae a Bo ee. re eas a Lidsdth CZ KML Ahhhdbhdhddbhdbhdddidihhdddddddbdddhhbdtstsddhdbbddddbdbdsddddbldtsstsbddiddditdtdd. KMMisdhhdddhhdhhshishdhbidthdhhhdtdthdlddttde Midddsidéiddidtishitiddissidiididdiiidbidl. r "y, Zi Za ZZ ZZ id ddddddddbddddddhdhdddddddhddddddddddddiitdddddhhddddiddidhhishhdbidhdddsdddditddtsdsdiddddisidsdidddddiiddlddldddidlMlncnnnNcnncec0cc,QnQcQcOCCQQnZOO (1) Miss Nina Ryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Barry Ryan, and granddaughter of Thomas Fortune Ryan, one of Americas richest men, with Col. Philip Acosta Carroll of Baltimore, just afte: their marriage at her summer home, Stockbridge, Mass. (2) The bridesmaids: Misses Virginia and-Adele Ryan, sisters of the bride. and the best man, Guy Cary of Baltimore. —anternation Photograp? -_- —— a -_-—-~ —_—_—_— — ~ —_—-—_— — Barbara La Mar, film vamp, and Bert Lytell, back fom Rome, where they appeared in “Tne Hhterna ity,” in which, by special permission of the Pope. holy places of the Vatican and its gardens were used @8 setti ; , ernational Phetograp SNES. a , att? WITT, Ld hddddddddiLishidididdddddddddddddddd Cr daddddd Ee J! tht SA ‘ SET SED A , : SAIILLISELLEETITL TEED LFF 0? oe WAP _— ceeneeneer sae renpptttttPbbtttttttsdth WITT dak dda dbhhadddldddddidddddda SOLISSOOOPPLS ! SSSALSLLSDAA AAA ASELAADA AAS A Cltt ttt tttttl PDA MM AGL | PETTY Weer Wd lbidbdbdidddbisidddddkddide : * sin - gel i ll A rodeo or cattle roundup, with bucki on the field in New York. To protect the grass and ground a cocoa mat, containing 1 been laid for bronchos to frolic over. It saves the groundkeeper a lot of work. Adddhbihdddditshddbdbdddssddéteda UsshhshhhdbddddthhddbdbstihdtdhithddddbihitsbddbdbdbdbdhdaT yy UgernnnQQ0cu. iL ZZ & R WIIIL.LLLLkakutatautaunta42u4rc1r1z2.42202.2L....L...LnccIIddddlddddddddddddddidbddbddddidbddbdddddddddstbhdbbbdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddbddddddddddddddddddddddddddddsdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd, 5 oe eel ee a a oe

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ee al = GT ape « ee — PPB BPR BABE PDP BP 2A PLE LB DOS : BP. BPBPA PPP LL eee eed ll atin “ : ae 2] oh; 1 a = — A DAILY? D OU By] (GG E e — ae ad ea i ee a a i ee a ee ae a a a a i i a ee ee ee i a a —— ee” ed - ~~“ lg ee alla ll ah an al ” ” - el ~~ * 7 =... °° . , ee ta ge oe ay 3 ST. LOUIS 7 Ena y. AU oper = 2, a i a i en NT a | : How the Silhouette | F y () M N () \ () N Crinoline Is Being “POISON PEN” PEOPLE Is Finding New Unee! Children Share: Newport n London By Sophie Irene Loeb in Home Decoration ne s ——_ y — - ——— " _ - —_ — — —— «~~, ——————— — — _ - a “ oouem At = ve — a - — eee -_— _— ae a ee — —- . — —— — ee —_ — Se _——— OE | ae | ’ : : | Sopyright. 1923 See . , , : . Pew Specia aie - : -_ as Een ietter as it had been given B fanda Barton _ , " : po oo : + . - FRANK L. PACKARD LONDON, Aug. fs ; — threats Sy the Cremmeankers Certainly. well named “poi- | ly sugested that the sender give it HE silhouette is coming into 1—M Louise. - * A424 ‘*s > _— ITINUED STORY t! at th ey would re Tive if > tho ’ rm vr. w he ‘7 the letter 1? " ft? 5 rs. t rs. J Constance A CON : = > ¥, ‘son-pen!"" And the human serpent to the woman to whom the letter its own once more, but no , Szech s reappearing 7 ie . , ; hor : ™ - 4 . we > 2—Syivia La z0 sie 4 " a — . ™ is swe) pealribea _ +h > dire Cts that was sent r ght t ~ aa arr t coe ©xKactiy as it was used if old- Countess z - : 7 _ . > . a 4 i.” > azcalid Upon Toe enclied words L212 - ets - . L {row is * \ “a. > ‘oo’ = a a . . . orts he >. Pm - wW —* | a rr r _™ ~* a 7 . . +. * 4 - ~ enyi. er Mother ; , a it S Ganges " ports De (tru —s* eyrely [The writer tried in vair to 2z fashioned days, when everyone had tl hars ‘ at r Bie i ti - pape =, .. ‘ ‘ —_ t —_ - = sald " ie oe : _ : ‘. ’ ; - : an - . — *. — : ’ = : : : that it will s hou! consider the ietter back and her very aci:ton a portrait made in silhouette. This : 3—Mrs. James } , Mozier. — " . 7 ‘ ™ = —_ ~ s ! — . WAS iilOgical a4£8a bis ats its no wonder they never cgot Scour ee - x: P : charm! =o himself or er created suspicion \il-r some ex-/} likeness was mounted on a white % . M unds. ivy for three or ur cays anything on old ; lano’”’ e ee oe : Thews as : oD i5 7 : as ; ‘ aJ i\s a an : ua Oo man THO : ss =. — +h = e ——— m4 ao ° nll od Pacey rs. . . . . ° . . — -_ 7 self The lowltest ee © os FOE nt. Lif VOurn. Toman » -sieel ’ satin or ~iasec paper. square and : os _— . a for a fzhtiag chanc suse fe muttered and began to tear the tvwrant of fas % 2s > - ee - nary ps : — . ae , ae i al =" Boh ee -4 . _ i of the low Open: d it and read it The miser- rammed. Today. silhouettes are cut . a enougb Lu get on ; | mia 4s Gee | rs sis -. bo | recs. no ar sly - - . — — —- - -_ - z & Be - - e: A uw : w - 4 Monopo:) -*s As a genera! able creature was exposed in nis out in copies of dancing figures, ac- = : : ” An . - ye. 5 +... ie uu ; - . . . “ a6 hadnt he’ And ue He was free e was de e hich “had or : -] : Reais ~ . Re , ; — ‘ free: He was dead: H woien hac of proposition way ard she had to leave the town tion figures from famous paintings, > b.. > 7 » ¢ manent al er IiTiinm Pei lid Z : o = - . " Os " nS “5. nr a }’* rma 4h. 4 As VA _ — : eae S424 > ~ oe — » row Oo an rceise that meaning » . a on 4 - - L. ry —. - . to et - ; o . 7 e r att Ss eee ¢heoaee yeQ” [eo ana was aA ©} OUT ~ MAii OLisy beautiful women. Japanese sical ' .% conduct from tne wee , =e Tee if + Lie could walk out oD TT} 2 Wor 4 ? % f +h = sor +h Sin Aroce SF wala ic : 2 2 a a . | i - P , wit > . —_— — s ‘t sis "ey a sizén t! . ir LOrouznD Lie KRinaness Oi reiatlives sce nes ower motirs and many : ~~ 5 . f - bra Bb mymiti ii et anc 4 ‘tae?! : . & * . = > ——— ~*~ s ™~™ — ‘fc ores _ -~ . = es . . ies —_—~ : Sti te ~~ a . ho ImO a dise i 7 ; os. _ {) 4 - - ° > mer >. =4 . " ae Pal . od sione in view, and on . — names beca us Never Was much real justice other attractive designs for all Pp. eae : jen : ve ioune at lies ’ . - a. Be ~se eae4f ~f “Int? -OSF Cc of Y : W ie she h >! writter t aced ot BR “ta eels Tes re it ? bos Re : i his liz because he could not = ‘ f I H aras A nave = Ss - /- aceu : The silhouettes are cut out not 2m é : BE DIS Ups veceus oupa Spee shace his face—for Dav ender- } | need = , : : * oe | eons A ‘ s : : ave ender thread, used at + to fail that the their troubles to this ome person./ alone in shiny black paper, but in 3 ne Y r are ' o*svWs - " . . ‘ ~ a ~ See a = ” ’ vo ‘i gee tne War, Vr: . con Was een Neither 00 k — — : ce el § # ' . B P 7 = Neither Bookie boots and »b — far in the it Was iine a different aeizhDor- natenr leather. suede. silk and sat- 2 med no cou d And it Pici.® H MIS SU .2a@i 4k OES - Ppeceu . iin ~~ ee iat Capriano coulis es Skarvan, nor Baldy Vickers would was utilized for > fter she ) ; ; — . el a ia eee / ‘ ‘ me oe 23 tO as" Cc ai © Moved awa in ne under TrAo HS HTH tion oO a hr ie 4 rad ‘4 * shou cers As wr . ’ a ‘ — Rss de aS ae 7 . , dh ad - = ke & 4s Lae Ge abe 4 + ‘ iis = 4J ~~ & _ - . > " ee > . . nt enruge , e searching for a dead man any niv in the las rT snew of another woman . nt cae K “ that’ If he could but reach Bly 2 tne 1a écted for the one L Ehew Of another soman % sharp pair of scissors in master ase « . = . - > 2 > . : - Pe > - wm ~ yery or anew . é T? % . — z ~ — . = ; Se = " - A - ad ki . Skarv: on sere? to Da th r 7 anata ry Get: ere a & Vine VV a = waits - per ¢ i be 10 We .e€corTactor nas ww 5c . eS Bookie : al juste (oO | el «a ; . "s y _ : »OT ~~ r rT _ an > > - mr oO« _ —_ Ih eo « kin (y — 2% ; . ~ 7 a stn iat > « : - @ebts he owed, then-— When skirts er Nemesis is pie ang came neariy oreaking up silhouettes cut according to her 4 E aE — 7 , —s , - nt i | -. “ae ‘> ~ a? > nmr? ‘s 7 4 r The ot * - ~ a Se = ca ce Rh . 4 , = . . I am t ™“ t Niec io Lapriano --». Wid ’ is ‘ Perhaps ¢ ore x a Ww as a very 2 rt nD _ x _ — . ee ‘"* of €& an 7 to Swit the particular £ -— —— fe bs th ‘ eur, | i] : 7 . ad = > . ‘ - + as — de s m : His hand that 5a eh?” he said Well, then, let's material was f ; t ras discov °ré e. 3 . ‘ h t : Pie , = — — discover that the CO, TAs Giseuv Tea a4 2 deeoration for which they are de : - = clenched mst. with ANUCAi* Ss = ow 9 ro 7 rr? re aqdy b om tho na : r ; ; sa . ‘ : S sc8 | . . id id = * rear — é “ f ing lil > w ité kr “ + we —_. —_ teak) > or \- 0 - ai . i 4 = = Are > > . e.cs " _ - . - oh iinet " . -_ 3 - “ Pa tight stretched skin relaved al ; make-a da rush, smiled ‘ ne Ww 25 sed \ 4 a SdlG. St : Le 4 charming desk set done for a 3 a ae a . _— eee ~ Tees een . . ’ =") . . *9 - ; 7 a ~~ } 4 wr’? > : — ‘ > : - ~ ; ' . * > . ae Gone gotta da time, pienty time. Capri mic-victorian Ga. Years aco in a small town in te L cans disci ‘Our w blotter square with the border done Pe, erg ty the door ‘ m manwtue Si eT De Gg into | ars ] . on : -s — . > . cor b - — > 3 . . _- ~ + Fins -—* a a* ’ _ a “te” : > . . er Do sie : and sav eco ove v-an * in ca c Penne’ Vania | crew, ne FF Mm TOOK “ _ “U' is 27 eid . avyou'a Lt We on a W Hite woocdc frame in GaLcing a * ? | ; : en the room ‘ a id Sa¥ Giis . hs ‘ ‘ ws — - ‘ =. § _ satis ¢ — : e — ~~ S . . . - > = - a : ‘ n= : - ~— oa : ' . > of on : ' . . — . nnounced Dave Henderson shook his head . Fashion - a 448 ters to persons of whom she did “2 t Gise¥'> ; = cmewe +s; butterflies The life and action in | 5 4 Nicolo, Emmanue! announced, SE he ; a ates ~~ ” — ' a . Sa ee ; +; + . , ’ . nv — > cL Me eS ore y —— oS — _—e Cae : 9 ; ee “an’ I gotta da letter for rou from impatiently. NET . c , mot appro’ Every one or taese oa. _—_— 7 2 i : ' the figures made them tascinating. a el . - _ . —_ = . = - -_ —s % . ; . ay IO “No: ‘Nl . GODETS ARE SEEN on some of Sored frichtfully. ang has it im his make-up to write ven- por jetter-file. hand-blotter, pen- ; BS em tle | : colo Too. You get-a camn =a ~A = Oo, we £o now. he ar- the e . ‘4 -_ = at ,’* >. ~se : i > S . ~ : s ; Y a. ie e . ‘Sa ‘4 , n ea;>riy autumnp cre (LOLs In ile smonre thince wil! Ss eventiral)s a ; , i : : — ? Me : “— staying in here, eh? Well, Nicolo swered > ¢ e most of the time these vicious ,_“™\~ —— Ss “utUdi.’ tray, and so on, were ali painted aa ' . > aling DP« ‘s "> - -- . Paris. pe iFrock O: aca COLlLIOD . me ‘ fonnd out _ Can tft RAige AIS true . — ——E eay you co to his place see him Emmanuel tn turn shook his miss s were founded on very liit- syuee ve —s * . - white, and the figur °s were re- | “ | as Se ‘ + te ee . : . > Ao ne 7 > }- 5 ‘= ™ . +; ——_ ~_ . r . > ‘ . » he - - Veive _ : Wice = “* = rm pe dee ™ : geif a the tine “~s , a _ -* =~») Ty? : arr = a i. os tee tonicht. We take’a da car Dby-an- head me as o tuien tle fact, | many of the victims Se eatecd on tiem im attractive | > With Dan Ss of kK lins ™ . — > “ 7 « — . dl - iow ° > sii ieee s ee La © iJ =. ~~ = . “" . on, * 2 : ~ .." . ~. . “A . sa. . .~ aa oo ——_ = a _ ee = =~ by. an’ go. | gotta some peep’ downstairs . oo :, vil-minded agen or wom : . 2 _ see = ° . ~ . . . . : . + .Oor = Ut , = 7 hh. ALITA SOS ef ' Vi . > = ae = _ eho srrfi fro > ¢ = >. “That's the talk, Emmanue: im da rectanrant ”* —” 7 . me: 2 s whol wus biight- . ~ | pap anc the entire set Was var in da restaurant he said. L got- FURRIERS ARE BISY & r - “+ cre is no reason for their | . — Qi Ss. ier. j ; ™ » x >, 7D : “ a sa i. wel ~ ii ¢- . Wi Oe aw | —_ «a - > ‘s *; . y said Dave Henderson. with terse ta stay marbe an hour ret OEY Be SLOt Wie BW ed by the sianderous writings of ** . - *'nished afte: he decoration was - ~ P= “=r? st | a f 2 nen 2 ii [in rs LAS . —_ == ~ ‘ | - '.. +. . a J it heartiness. . Dave Henderson considered this .., ‘ , . 7 = _ a = wm and did not favor the muff last wizter Be | , ee —reven ze They take upon them- ieee” temas nite —— : * - rey . } . -_ ~ a & ‘ . - +: = ~~, ‘ oct ——— = . : ie Bee -— ices : oe ei. and ef is your rch ? a@ii\u — ‘ . ors = = - y } =e rr =&@ Lad Li manu | fo! moment. He could walk out the Parisienne _ > in selves what belongs onilr te the ae your grub. but a little fresh air is “ae be its ¢ , cf * SS MESEMS Carries OFC 28C iB- ing them squirm ~he - ¢ & b ncc capitan: — a popu-ar soap end themseives . n Lie s.r = = now quite ire and “ernra =] 7=oa ?f 1 - \-s tar ann ‘ha Cae = e » Fee a mus t a a itu! « a ‘ - > oe F 4 7 eoneee 4 ° - sw a wis aU —~ a. = 5 r °° Tn = "eyllé 4 u * oe etebe what | am looking fo! ana ts Was no longer necessary that he = liao — > @ a ut Af DOUG ad c . oun 20th. eure : , ~ ‘~~ = ™ _ - ~ * ea ~ &= > as - oe Va ~ a 7 & — ~ an in ee ed a be wa" x. - | > : - ¢he oe . 2.5% eT raperte d _ bal “Ff a@eevr & = 7 ** and Ww is as noi mn tae sin- 7 sooner the dette! 7 4 should be hidden in a car sut ; s "ig . i a eh ; BE Wich OS . oo LS . He took the envelope that Em- Wienke Cameiene had ok Pe One dav she was about to mail .Or .0n€e gie-ficure motifs, but also in de- te . aw’ >.> Capri ~ nhac told Emman- 7 oon hy =—' VW a hi —_ ~ ee ~*~ 3 \ wit - . > | ‘ork a , . 5 PF “ . = _ =. > _- we > ‘ . 2 os iz | Ve thé Cal Emman i¢1 7 _— .> _ - ’ *K ; ) , @ his c yn London inciude a picture hat | or entrusted them to another that is to shun m as i wou.d ttin ogie rgze spraw — lamp. and turned Da x ¢ in ial ie ro ie 5 aut 4 4 . & ‘ ‘ > 1st >| rAenr an , —- ; . i a ‘ i = wings sing a = a = the lamp : would not understand. and he... sss ia a stints icemelieesiael se " : act h enTre lope ©ROorwmous siz At @€XTtERCGS Tar e . : - 7 + tc, ° > BR SDZAS . isatia ass U 2 U . ower ’ ef trie convyven- . othe # as he r pe c 2 ove = »* - i on ; _ = AG. - = +... La pt - e | : - ~~ ee ns _ i> a. , ~) 8 eet Lis cony rn the , Dare Heakiersca, had no intention i Giant o . , $ i — Ar A mn " 7? “~ ope 2 of enlightening the other whr ai,, , fing mes i ' Riel . =— to Em- yiaces if : r "la : - zt i the z wom- 5 erson © per ms 2 sia (;,i1ass fire-screens are ftrequenti¥y ehinr > > *) é ’ Nv ae = . a—* . > . had been to say 0 car was no longer mecessarr. Nei- a = ; - . , 4 2 a —r aol a >> - — - — ™ —— + . 7 . z - } ’ . > - ’ ? ’ » : ~ — ~ - a CTigoOi ine and tase Limp Low uy - t "ler Was aG- ser-ice is e Wa Ses \ 2s Seed i lomes that are >Diessed with . Sa 2 Was taring ~ : " manuel, anc H ther was Emmanuel himself neces- > 7 2 *» ~ — b - 2 _ oy _ -—- or ._ * . a. ™ —_ , _ ~ 7 * ; ; Dbiankliy at the front pag of the there was Mrs Tooler’s ers. tresseq walked : Le) are ¢ ¥Y ,aoe.eq— ol open firepla 3 In wrought-iron + — ee, ne 1} that the ; ‘ mi . a . ° - & a ff “~ . -? > > ~ re Lor = - , a oe — es ~ fa] -- - iw : evening newspaper. ai th né€ iceon-cote. If he went there )b The In - . on) ow 1ittlio me: cin feitic -—- ceili eerehince ~ ec. : 3 . : : ; then be caucht his breath sha ‘ ear. without Emmanuvue! wuld be Lilie CUUSi iii and sliik Fru ings =r b i 7 o ] T=) bi S firesice tales when groups su: rround if _—_ .: as avin VW i & et A ma wT a, wc ., . ; 5; , ' i = TAP D> i 1.4 =) ™ Ss) enu™: isha ss ; y J ; Be was either crazy. or his eyes eer , seen eal fc &US Gs > the fireplace at tea-time. The fig- | agit | Pe @ creat convenience. +3 ee ar dial ciate: ds = “ were playing him tricks. e« 4 . re -—tk.e & 7 ** ha said erisplr _— - oe ~- ~ os os -_ ~~ ~~» -- ~~ : : 7 - » M on > con a> ‘ 7: i . Aa — + J oe ee + — — _* . «7 hoe . ~ 3 — s . ‘ ¥ - ; : Xs _ : that be suppressed br an almost have smart little tai ed cuffs of ai i ; re Far ol tee Gen tet thew , - | “. ~e . - a bape “You stay here. and look after rour Idlemess, so much envied, is in- He is well onward in the way of ‘%* ‘tire, Out they Simply Mace 42 | prepared By the Back to the Bible . == > . ’ : a. Y ay a . ~ . . *~ 6 . * 4 m™pta! ° el > - = a ts ine tttin — ° Supernuman exhort Of will, a toril restaurant There’s no need for ee a a r 25 ft the self-confidenat. wisdom who can bear a reproof and ~Pasue rou $2 which its ziow | ane ee that tore and fought at the re- Le Ea eeG sie ~ Ti ° ° ° s chines . : -- 2 ? ° . ° mend Oy it sa.e — ' = . a straint he put upon it, because he you to come I'll take the car CAMEL’S HAIR. cashmere ana | Painted furnitur seh : ‘ . we Wek Eds © Aan amere anc ee ectally needs counsel . ° . Painted furnitr re decorated with THE GOODNESS OF GOD:— a ~wealf was afraid that the mad. insane ——— all-wool canton crepe are among ee , silhouette fizure not wholl > . , aN > when he finds many nsels. Confess that rou were wrong ves- “o0tette ligures is no “uY Oh that men would praise the Lord “yy a 3 °° ——_ liviaz. daily exercise. lots Uv uift that it promise d . ¥ 7 b ut 7 + rive-a a car . asanec the fas> ion Hle f2 hr = Bee a yy rt : => . sm 7" _ : , : “ . P ” = a — ‘adorics in New York . + ° terdar it will show that you. are new, except in the fact that it is for his goodness, and for his won- plenty of drinking water Emmanuel dubiously. s the tts. ws 5 coed nee ' , ; . aS toe Wedaloer grows | :e] _as- , ote a oe . discarding the use of the black fig- gderfu! works to the children of | and common sense in c mm laughed quietly. tor is a smart shade. as well as SARE . is using ; sithousttes im &@ men.—Psalm 107: 21 + | drinking __— ~~ &*+ + New a =_ s a oe 2 — -- ’ . n hea ™*ee bel le) uest) = : a ’ Fo; re weet 7 — _i- = ~ _ . i diate 3 - = ge crawn around the captions The q ° akened a certain bottle , myrtle and cinnanz aia at er Without a > dancer cannot | 2°eDer shade of the paint of the | Hives were but more simple | ef one of th ] - d three and very pertinen glia a a ie a — , ' | f the columns; and t G ¥ pert “$e t self. While this decora- “Hoa Jini: . as ‘ - ; a : : i> tten words. connected |: x. ’ who, If they chose to King’s blue are cood ‘i . . 4 . e e tion is very charming, ft is rather 1 ailment commonly called eircle dr another pencell stroke. do so, could testify with some elo- . . : ; ; less effective than the old fashion Ne 1] ] L ne , ns - Praise bul the The most trying man to deal with “~~” ty — wit woud not come tc is rebuke to th man Af of black silhouettes “* ~ * - - — \ Cunene ¢ , titel Fu ee ; — _ y ; ii. a . dri en oD . n ret use ae Ye lured aw a’ : 2 ‘ = va , _—* he doesn a get be a Ls & es = sd & er in novelty bs pro- 2 oe Worrall. bigh schoo) Re e? \e [Fe ortin ae “Ss bie. . . _ ’ ho * " — — oe. -~ ~~ , elloerating is 7 2€ 3 a> oer as : , seth Zen2i a oe = _ ' felt the bloed surcin - said I guess I can handle that happy combinatio: rhe use. : f : a , .° ducing the designs in nursery fig- By Rov al — Copeland, Mi. Meates. D. C., resiaae = ward in his veins to beat like the oic bus of rours.”’ hower is growing rn ures In many y lor - . X F' J ~ Wan . . S 2 e + r is ief are. but what you are becoming. ' : P Former Commissioner of Heaith, New York® me | . were not Diurred bious—‘“Capriano say no take’a da | “ae Seen eo a nowette place-cards are ap — yw - - Tr > - : . rT ’ ~—. aah 7 A a a oe ee Ms 7. . eis . ’ . . . 7 _ te = a” as ST eusee . » . sz . 4 ot a y or 7 : a a ne entire page there's no chance of anybody rec- GUan2Uiues | f real val lace ruffles . » oa _— an co if the} cut very smal! and pasted onto the when they are only bilious.” The conditions second husband’ « e¢hil- ; - - sete Vier — — oe Ause, ad time are not the things that - ; . i : P . — “enizine x T° iriving and with little Knots and loops o N55 (282 cards. One clever . ) ; , MAN BLOWN TO PIECES oguizing me while ['m driving a ce ee public haracter its slor are feeding the hungry or ouch: : 02> ele ep wages Bowe tien {liousness” was a word in com- Chronic billousness @ first wife and 2% nurse BY BOMB IDENTIFIED car. Forget it, Emmanuel’! Come ‘*¥°O-'One ridoog, the tones delng a eae: ; ee ee ue Suagry or pushing professional silhouette artist seated , & th arteries, INTIFIEI ete i aes ps iraws - wper the d along me hen. ‘ ,.. mon use a generation ago, and itcon- °S12E 0 S "7 on | don’t want to stick around ©°*?*! ae anc or ’ 2 er guests had their lack ri around th Salas . tinues to hold a place in the common i % Cx rings MYs i a omens bere for another hour Sere!” vibe _ — SS _ silhouettes cut before dinner, then : metals MYSTERY IS EXPLAINED : her hou Hi speech, if not in the professional vo- ‘mclimation to vork. & * Hein. of New York ——— from his ipocket he produced a ———— BOYS MUST BE H whe cave the. aunie &» te wean pocket he produced a S . ruests and vice versa. In th ‘abulary. It describes a combination of appetite, furred tam the distinetion of being Dave Hende Sw. He . banknote, and pushed it across the I> tne «CTS nggtpe> = way. aderson, Ex-Convict Vie- 7 : >. ct sf svmoptoms ineludi headache syinptoms hare been Woman horse ciipper in t-— h +h > ~ - as re 7 . . ~~ pee B Lom . . poe 4 " tim of His Own Murderous tadie to the other m. F. McKeever irama which their natures demand a) , 3} Bee, aE ae as 6%, ‘ , ia a dizziness. indigestion. furred tongue, 1 these " ie gets as much of dimmer partners were chosen. = at this time and their right-and- ! = : nm oe ———— bad taste in the mouth, tired feeling re not to be pom of running the shears '@ horses mane as an ap- @ressma kor does in clip- Intentions. Emmi — grinned. His doubts With neariy fo LA VTanuisn ® te — . = 7 —_ _ . . : -« ‘ “ /_ -_ — aun . : Dave Henderson glanced over his . se we ; of the United States, Africa has at0 @ pone anc Saved a 1-year- mora! r : atjietics or games where there ‘3 and general misery. The popular do sot cali for shoulder. m ms —* ~ ire said mmanwue! He . a.e bn > be 7, > _ — . . 2 . ha ’ . cas, ae scale = tui 4 né r mora. . zt - ” + cea ta sc? , a , :. =. i : . . “. “a ' , sane him. E : uel tot . a a the 4 or looked out lis on . or mii vad , > oe Pai! ad miié¢ - " 4 i x | . 7x - -_- tat #it- mar call uD mora a ual ad . anc lisplay ois idea ‘3s tnat if \s due to a torpid or pills or powerful as Cc at er zl > piling up , " = ‘> A 4AM) (4 ‘ a « J " - ace: white ‘ sia a! oat Don time . ned eh ‘ = : = . i see J aa - *F' ; etrean rth and mettie ae » ei i eu i ~ > ee . Sit au Os sit Shee 9 2 + + as - ad 2c PEN -2e€ youthful banditry for a season. set upas ] i . | EG a ™ mall out-door ... much is asked of it When you : io r -orms of Geriitry now so gymnasium back of rour place, and i¢ . . tion. “Getta d: ose then! Nicolo ’ oO a ott oe oe tion fetta da mo en. then § ; , Car ran . stor . di | O77 . The (,ove ram rv Pnt of W stern 4 1s- ad ing r er x — him ecreted ré ry +, ke Ta) bpow—and laughed. Be remem We go down by da beck stairs tralia will build one of the lonceet three dars in an anne Bai — ; , " Come on’ . _ - ee WMS ' Lue iODESS _ - = a a = we tA mae z sf Fon . 2 ; . . ‘reat your 20a Y as if it were a play- dered the old Italian's tale of the . ape - see : one 5 MD m ; Bp 6m reported is in a sense a pro- otherwise arrance that v a 7) , Singie span Oridges mn the woria .s , iz I Lis Knife and et , Ths ™ your young , *% ? zs. - inevy gained the back vard na — - : . aM - — - ‘oat af + - ae , house, the liver suffers with all the | man Ignace Ferroni and his bom) oo Ca yare. 22¢ ; ‘7 ‘ . : test of the inherent hero sm of the son shall ve his dav 2 ; a éh —— _ thar aia ‘ across Sydney Harbor at a cost * CNS, and evaded arrest for a , ee — oe ais day of heroic ther organs | Nicolo Capriano. for al) bis av ar ; . sia . -* ; d Ser Fi Ma. hs du ’ Lor a onttue at - at : _ 7 site _ vO inz aze aca mst the 2 ippressi on ‘raining Oo -* \ - . » _~— ~~, 4 —_ Co —_ —_ m \* 42h8 Yc ’ . . infirmity. Woe stii) without bas Der - im ok az an . -- A : a » : > > Ty . 2rnctp re es . * oo bk 7 Pas > > _ Pa r-o ‘ A! . DT mts i a 0 "I : a . - ot - — 2 or ry a : , in craft and cunning The ingen Dave Hend on, at the whee - | ' 7 es. . ‘2aUo0n 2 SOMe respects we are athlet Or mock-heroic stunt well — aay. Fae Cone & , ° : _- - ™ ee * = > + in Th rota 8 ' 7 Ss — 7 ee : ° Was ou * e street rimiandg AYycrau biniog ] na doat i be — ae a te iene you ma: be putting too much strain | airead © much rized for the enough to deserve the admiration of Fr . ous use of enough of what was “* *’* “3 7” x Poo 3} - Water Was tour ‘ deep i a As ’ Pty om your liver. Likewise. long-stand- 3 S , } a ve eclow'! FILE success iii fed «Fa ant n se na clear . . 3 , true bad stamped the utt » Sales H irove siow at Orst. He had aii) ané _ea 1 2-vear-olds And so ‘ong as we fail his fellows. rou hare won the ° : : ; said ne attention to the reute taken ?*°8* from bogs, the lastix rass “ Lnheea + o an. dut ma entie? ? = sei 7 a * c tipati will disturb the | as beyond the shadow of a sux __ — ——— , 0 Sauisty in waodiesome wars the in- He will go on satisfied with this and re tHE — — Be ees ves sn >} when ® ¥ = i lo # resulicupe pe" io DUM! a to ™ ards ry > > . Waly 9] « m . ° ~ . een 3 '.... A 4 « ; : : > ia ‘Ff ./. or " a i -« sa ; 7" i* | .¢ Hoax i? | ° _ : -. " + - ss QY ‘aT ? ~ 4 MILE >» bh —_ ’ ar —_ : Ina uaG = Li Bit 'aree : . , ’ materia th the fabric togeth-. r He Wwartne a ‘. au 2 a conse z lenCce . had ivf .? m™ hr ; iitrs to continue en emee a im = of her in . ‘ latton of Waste ; in 2 low- ; ; hospital! tr ment. he wanted la hs Oe ee roism he may try c | : +o bh ~~ ee rno idea in what part of the city ne tailest chimpner ; i;reat BUT aha : : , . _ Tti the colon = 4 the old Italian, an almost hysterica! ; J ‘ acl B > ~ eee a i ai 3 Think it over. fathers. Trvr ig ©ut some Kind of banditry. This sit. “* Potten of - The veins | ‘ a ‘a “e | ine Pre Nite, . lanuel’s restaurant was locat- OGritain is to be erected at Coven- 7 eS : re the otaer = ; ; ; _ , ! ‘ 4 . 7 admiration upon him { N o Ca eaemirewncon ve : : oie : tC Cc alinteal some way to get your bor inte th iation is simple. but it demands at- supplying this part of the intestine i , x i 4 priano’s guile. But transcending ““ i at the expiration of a few (try, @ stack J65 feet high 5 rough-and-tumbie G - tention communicate with the liver. Poisons | ona S 4 . - 2 » * Z' ri ve ii - . _ iba ia c al! other emotions Was ths Se ns — minutes ye ror his bearings and the " . Tr gh ° a? ength in- eee . - c: r" . a ow 3 . - . : , , zt = ee fs "Tr ° rr" nm _™ ’ ' ’ é a ; ; tt te an : »* = Jat a if- : ™ freedom ireed upon him. pa: . Japanese are making a paper a a bit of immocent mock heroism. at by this portion of the intestinal wall - tah te » & " oi 7 a = J etw e> 4 ’ . =U » ttandards air. He was dead. Dave Hend ‘5? miles on skis tm 10 hours. She — son had passed out of the jurisdk did this in the Vase = : .£F Sut a matter which we especially at . . = + — = . : : — ui- a —_ . ‘ aature we may expect juvenile ban- in other respects. But if you deny serves herny Pallerns anc an oppor- Am Es oe 8a unity to trv its skill ir imitating _ unc¢erstand is that bors are symptoms 5 was now bat a mem rs " . ee “a.ui : a at a Lona: : y See A ee r : . —— . al : ob? ay 0 —he Was ite — ; x e 7 ‘ an ae Drarit . ve _ eare : of _ tdaor . = — . , a ae | 7 rome 7 ‘ bn —_ ~ \ =p, . 1; a " S229 0! we wid me of commercia! air GIES a as to th ral signifi- ' nese. . HEN aa : wreak he, he deas King Gustavus I. Va | planes in tha “Vy : Bi . Us Vasa Miss Nor- planes in that country and iater cance of any hereic A wur rr tie ht + r wus — 2 ” ow are dead ‘i ms “ Ofly Wellan among S Bie lige, as bis «yes . 161 entrants. the will extend its efforts | a Pik BUPS 10 GULler par. 2©Y WOU Undertake te im! ry ,o4 Lurvupe. j ‘heir piaytful practice. Kk -is the * ti nme —_— - ~ er ee

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“, | a * ~ i ~~ = ~_- - ~ — — — ‘ tt i i a — - —. . a OV OL LOG LL LL me i i se — LL Oe -~ ss ~ ~~ - — ~ a LO LL ST. LOUIS Posty = ee ——— —— ren Share S 1—Mrs. James * 2—Syivia Szecheny; | en enyi. Her mother iS the 3—M rs. James Lenox 4—Master J. Theus ey a ” van b 4 = { ; ° Be: c ? ble | . | ; : rd F in 2 or on- Sai of eo a 4A > — a ee ———— ———e tee ee it ee - Simple Life h “Biliousness . Copeland, M. D. Senator From New York. of Health, New York City. ore diness of the complexion, or | redness of the nose, and roughness and unhealthy pious | of the skin. The conditions which ; com- | chronic biliousness may con- | Cning of the arteries, sl mon | Slack rings around the eyes vo- | inclination to work. H on | of appetite, furred tongue he, | 8¥mptoms have been ment e, All these indications of ing | @re not to be misinterpreted. lar | do not call for cathartics,— or | pills” or powerful drugs. | They call for simple f BD as ever, | you | ay- the ia uch fat, in | 3 # £ 4. | nor- u- low - | ns | ne as | eg ; y wall oa poi- — of | on | uch | Bete ot Whew ont ety ole | Pestum Comal Ca, the a” ee eh, ee bes 4 eens 8 ~y | ) zy 4 AY, AUGUST 22, 1923. JUBL ie ls a “™ ——= on eee Newp CFO a ee i rt Society tt ti i a a a a a ae _— Constance Louise. Countess Lazzo Szech- Mozier. Mrs. J. Theus Munds. pie) 7 -. es" Fi We Sao . in i > . t Pe el : 7 tbs at : 2 ‘5 a 7 » ° ‘beste 7 ,* " J s - ~ 4 +f t He a > ~ os : ih mc re . AM Yer : “ys . “fy ak , daily exercise, lots ty of drinking water and common = sense drinking. were but more simple suffer less from dietary ailment commonly called ” would not come to ¢ Worrall, high school ington, D. C., recently yards with her hands and — Crossman, an Eng- has mothered no less dren. Her flock has $ children of her own, second husband's chil- first wife and 28 nurse Hein, of New York the distinction of being Woman horse clipper in She gets as much of of running the shears ‘® Mane as an ap- aker does in clip- e of 6 in | Protos @ BY WAPERWOCD € UMVEKWOOD — tee - ee - ee ee eee - a ——_ = - -_———- . Mrs. Harriet Church, wife of Judge George E. Church, of Cali- fornia, acts as her husband's chauf- feur just delights driving and caring for an automo- bile. because she in ; | OOO NON ala a i ee ee LS — woman i ee i i a a aa i a i i ale . ee ~ i” th ‘ “ os et en — MBP BPP LLP ah ado BAA OL AAA PLY I 7 a PP OLR LRP Pl ; % ( - lle ie > ‘ i i a i a a a nal all al al all al al alll al Oe THE RHYMING OPTIMIST ~ By Aline Michaelis Inspiration. HE artist was a man of soul, brimful of temperament: he lived upon a meager dole and seldom paid his rent. The wolf camped close beside his door up seven flights of stairs and with him | shared the attic floor and added to his cares. And though the baby bawled for bread and rent the air with woe, “‘I cannot paint.’’ the artist said, “‘till I'm inspired, you know. I do not try to work at all as common mortals do, but wait un- *il I hear the call of muses that I woo. Each morn his wife went forth to scrub, for she was coarser clay and, quite unlike the soulful dub, she worked the livelong day. No inspiration did’ she seek, no muse did she invite, but with her scrubbing brush each week she toiled from morn till night. It vexed the artist when he thought how lowly was her lot; but still he ate the food she bought, for it was all he got. Sometimes he raved and tore his hair and vowed he longed to die, said inspiration wasn’t fair and always passed him by. She seemed to be a fickle jade and, much as he implored and spite | of promises he made, she only acted | bored. She really never took a squint along the artist’s way, but had he tried some simple stint, like setting down to stay, and had he done the best he could, content to toil and climb, it might have been the lady would have smiled on him in time. For that is Inspiration’s joy, to pass her wooers by and camp beside some busy boy who works each day in high. Mrs. Meta J. Erickson is the only railroad president in the She is at the head of the Railroad of Cali- world. Amador-Central fornia. — — ' ’ R The boaster gives himself away, Because his tongue he cannot stcy. —Old Mother Nature. OBBER the Rat is a coward. Like most cowards, he is boaster. You will almost al- | ways find that cowards are boasters. | You know, Robber is an outcast. None of the little people of the Green Forest and the Green Mead —— ————$—$——— a | ows will have anything to do with | | him. | he He pretends not to care, but does care. So, when he discov- ered the young Chuck under Farm- er Brown's barn was inclined to be friendly, Robber began to boast. He | wanted to make himself as wonder- | ful as possible in the eyes of that | | World. | place. Chuck. “I take it.”’ be said, “that you have not been out long in the Great It is a very wonderful But one must be able to take It is no place for young care of one’s self. one who is afraid.’”’ **Then,’’ the young Chuck, “I suppose you are not afraid.”’ “Not in the least,’’ replied Rob- ber. This was an untruth, for as I told you before, Robber is a coward. “I’ve been all over the Great World,”’ he continued. “I have seen so much that it is a relief to settle down here. I don’t suppose there is anyone who has seen more of the Great World than I have. I have been a great traveler in my day. Yes, sir, I have been a great travel- er in my day. “Then I shouldn't said think you would be satisfied to settle down in a place like this,’ said the young Chuck. “But perhaps you don't | live here all the time. It seems to me rather a dirty place. I suppose ' take a sun bath. | light. ness, and he comes out in the light | you go outside to take a sun bath?’’ Now, Robber the Rat does not He hates the sun- His deeds are deeds of dark- | there By Thornton W. Burgess e-- a . ha, = “ oe (0 \ - Hoar “This plece.” said he. “is where I sleep” of day only when he must. or when is | by it. ee ——— But Robber knew that the young Chuck didn't know these things. He didn’t know that Robber had his self-respect. So Robber kept on with his boasting. It was a great pleasure to himself to have some- one who would listen to him. “This place,”’ where I sleep. said he, “is merely I want. It is an easy matter to get a living here. Up above there are great bins of grain stored especially the foolish | became envious. ' Chicago stenographer, now something to be gained | merely | —_ lost | me Story From it I go forth | whenever I please to get the things | ae = = for. me by Farmer Brown and his ,* boy. Of course, this wasn’t true, but Robber knew that the young Chuck knew nothing about the inside of Farmer Brown's barn. It pleased him to pretend that all that corn and grain was his own. ‘Yes, sir,’” he continued, “in a great room over our heads are piles of corn and grain that would feed all the Chucks | in the world, and all this is thine. Those big birds that frightened you so are kept to lay eggs for me, Whenever I feel like having a fresh Ata cool and cheerful place, he rules smile of welcome. He’s ick with his hands and ck with his thought,and he knows how to serve j want-when come in all thirsty and Drink what you with a you hot. Delicious and Refreshing The Coce-Cole Company, Acianta, Ga. - A: i | j iV? o O egg | go help myse'f. In the sea- son. I have a young chicken when- ever I feel like it.”’ “What is a chicken?” the young Chuck. Robber explained that a chicken is a baby hen, and that big birds he hed seen were her Then he continued with his boasting of the wonderful life he had led until young Chuck actually intcrrupted those Ss. , S968.) (Copyright Starting in a small way less than Chapin, former OWNS a » wwe Peggy a year ago, a busi- month. modern candy plant doing ness of more than $3000 2 Dr. Louise Stanley, dean of home economics at the of Missouri, has been selected by Sec- retary Wallace to head the newly established Bureau Home Eco- nomics of the Department of Agri- culture. University of rr us i i et ee AOBBIES OF ehold wie) oe Hints: i i —e—ir Oe eee IWS l Oi D + mee ee MEN AND WOMEN By LOUIS M. NOTKIN. OME people make their life work their hobby, while others make their hobby their life Dr. Orison Marden, editor Success Magazine, belongs to tne former class. Dr. Marden ex- presses this idea somewhat differ- ently: 5 work. Swett “I would say that my avocation identical with my voca- tion. There is nothing I like to do quite as much as writing. I have used the dictaphone for many years has been and seldom dictate less than from three to four thousands words a day, ineluding holidays and Sun- days, and I am never quite so hap- as when I am creating some- thing which will encourage and in- spire and uplift those who are in need of such help. ‘In addition to editing the Sue- cess Magazine, I have written near- by ly 50 books along inspirational and The fact that two been self-help lines. millions of these books heve | ships. sold would seem to indicate that my hobby er avocation has not been entirely in vain. My books have been translated into 25 different languages. “I have never played golf or any other game so popular with many other men. Dut I have always been in love with my work. Nothing else cives me quite the same pleas- ure or satisfaction.” (Copyright, 174.) 7 Miss Emma McCoy, a_ trained nurse of Bridgeport, Conn., who for 15 years has been trying to reach Pitcairn Island or re-establish com- munication with her relatives there, has just received a box of souvenirs from the island in the Pacific. The island is 3000 miles from the near- est point of call of most steam- It was settled by mutineers of the ship Bounty in 1790, and Miss McCoy was the first white per- ' gon to leave the island. ed » New Starch Discovery Keeps Your Children’s Clothes Looking Like New OR children’s dainty clothes, there is nothing that produces such a delightful effect as Linit, or gives such a cool, soft, pliable finish. Linit makes even ordinary cotton fabrics look and feel like linen. 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