St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 23, 1923

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COMIC PAGR WEDN ESDAY., AUGUST 22. 1923. (Copyright, 1923.) ° SMOAG IIS: No, DEAR, THOSE) | ARE A COUPLE \ OF CANOES = rat... WRAPPEL UP 1A) COTTOA) To RE STORED AWAY FOR. THE WIN- 3B a MV: \\ PE =" HENEVER GoES FiIsHING ASSISTANT * (Copyright, 1923.) if : es ne wise al iY Department, mail which lefte Rrancisco at 6:26 a. m. it was not the first mail Sibetuie. the west-bound flicht New York today, Way pilot Was an hour or Be a Home Ownei of ali through Real pages. dionics offered Dispatch ' “ not?. are kinds the Estate =>" ov Post- terns ee VOL. 7. NO. 349, iil CARRIED BY. 1 E FROM COAST t Al N d] * ’ xe - ; , owt 4 Ylivered at Hempstead, ie York, Four Minutes ‘Under the Hoped-for 28-. of Post-: : sur Schedule gaffe Department. HIRD DAY’S FLIGHTS z bow IN PROGRESS § * of a o ¥ ‘ee. 8 Al Relay Stations From Ebhead of Their Schedules +} Aided by Favorable Wind. aio By ther Asso ated Pre _ HEMPSTE i ae Pour Minutes under the e-hour transcontinental air ries planned by Aug. Business Homes in Business Centers Rusinesses of certain types | have a way of grouping themselves so that the clien- tele they serve will oes them most convenient! v business being the “Bust- columns of office 5. it na In many of these centers there offered through ness Property” the Post-Dispatch, etores, show roums factories to rent are If you are planning to move, now is the time to. read ene “Business Property’ colum and let the agents whose nouncements you will Wip you to make a selection of your business home 5 our papet Do not lay down over the until you have gone offerings today In ‘The Post - Dispatch’ st. Louis’ One Big Want Directory | ’ The Perfect Market-Place , ‘ ee i sed ie ee ee ee ee aie S pve’ silly Molt inz } | ' ' Lake | Mary | bobbed | ‘in France and was ordered by Com- l\ynander Branwell Booth to Omaha in i: ‘announced today. —_—_ —3s SL —_ )will be given it but the sign of Jonah.’ “And He left them and went away.” at $125,000. “When the disciples went across " the Jake, they forgot to take any bread. And Jesus said to them: BLAZE LAID TO SPARK FROM LOCOMOTIVE ! ‘*‘Look out and be on your guard | against the yeast of the Pharisees and Sadduces!’ “But they were discussing With one another, and saying, have not brought any bread!’ Billows of Smoke Visible for “Jesus noticed it and saidy ‘Why | Miles Around—Many Ani- are you discussing with one another your being without bread. You have So little faith! Do you not under- Stand” Ido you not remember the five loaves for the five thousand and how many basketsful you gathered up? Nor the seven loaves for the g four thousand and how’ many bas- Approximately ketsful you gathered up? Why do to you not see that I was not talking {o-you about bread? But be on your suard against the yeast of the Phar- isees and Sadduces.’ “Then they understood was warning them not veast but .against the teachings of the Pharisees and the Sadduces.”’ That the New Testament Greex was the common every-day language of the time, Dr. Goodspeed said, was fully established by the papyrus dis- covered and grammatical research of last 25 years, Translator’s I-xpldhnation. ‘“‘]l have taken advantage of these and endeavored to produce a trans- iation of the New Testament which} will have a little more .ease, clear-! ness and force than I have found in the current version,’”” Dr. Goodspeed Said. » what each sone ‘We ing Structure. "50 Wiuies were fire that barn wccup: concerns le- Fe | of and burned death in a stroyed the triangular the mule-dealing Edward Barnett by Frank Nugent, tufus Wells, at the southeastern cor- of the St. that He against the Louis National Louis early ner yardg in East St. today. The damage 000 to the building’ and about $50,- 000 to stock. The entire loss was cov- ered by insurance. The flames, supposed to have been 1used by sparks from a locomotive, spread rapidly and rose in billows that were visible for miles around. The fire yvered at 3:15 a. rn., and was not control until o a. m. Several of water were ‘kept playing upon the smoldering embers during the morning. | The barn. which is largely of frame 'eonstruction, covers an area of ap- iproximately 120,000 square feet divided into four alleys. Abvut was estimated at riie was disc under streams undertaken to determine writer of the New Testa- ment meant to say,” he continued, “and then I have tried to express| 6900 mules belong to the three this in the simplest and most vigor-| were in the building when the ous modern English. In other words, | pegan, but watchmen threw open in English of the same kind as the | pe gates and drove many of the ani- Greek of the original. We have par-/| mals from the burning structure. ticularly had in mind the American| gome of the mules burned were reader, and tried to,eliminate British s-ansigned to the Spanish Govern- forms of expression like ‘Steward’ iment and were to have been shipped and ‘IIusbandman’ and to use iN-j{;) a few days. Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, ican ear.” lof St. Clair avenue. The Goodspeed translation is ¢ex- A engine company pected to be issued from the Univer~- 7 (unis assisted the East St. sity of © or : bbe on Dec. 1. firemen in fighting | CHINESE BANDITS CAPTURE 40 MEMBERS OF FUNERAL PAR Mingle With Mourners, Then Drive | Off Soldier Guard—Hold Captives for Ransom. TSINANFU, Shantung, China, 4. —-Reports received by missions here By that the of a| ave is south from St. Louis and iire ' Stockyards blaze. ry | MOVEMENT IN OKLAHOMA TO ABOLISH THE 12-HOUR DAY State Conference on the Subject Soon. Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, —Voluntary elimination Aug. n* m~O-« 12. Ok., Aug. funeral of the | say while Fecheng, a small town, 25 miles west) wa, proposed yesterday by Claude lof here, a number of bandits who had) Connally, state commissioner of La- ‘mingled with the mourners opened jor. who sent out letters to @m- fire on a guard of 10 soldiers, put- |ployers suggesting that they give ting them to flight. When two sol-| thoughtful consideration to the sub- diers and four civilians had been | ject. killed. the bandits captured 40 mem-, Connally said it was his purpose bers of the funeral party and held to call conferences in the near fu- them for ransom. : ture of representatives of all indus- The bandits and their captives are! tries onerating on the 12-hour basis. said to be in the hills near Won- Approximately 40,000 workers shang, on the Yellow River. Of-, would be affected if the long dav is 'ficials of the district are quoted as ertirely abolished in Oklahoma, are unable to cope with! iabor commissioner estimated. are being worked twelve hours daily in the milling industry, the cottcn- s-cd oil mills and cotton gins and ae the oil fields drilline opera- — he said was pointed out by the com- IT BULGARIAN OFFICIALS FACE CHARGES WITH DEATH PENALTY lissioner aoe premier except Minister of Justice Announces Play | j, a | A HUGE water Pie eh | upon the coast of the Gen- oese Riviera today, injuring nu- | merous persons and doing much | damage. The principal places affected were Sestri, Pegli, Cer- nigliano and San Pier d’Arena. — The storm lasted nearly an hour at Pégli, where the Ansal- do Pig Iron Works was un- roofed and several persons in- jured by falling tiles. At San Pier d’Arena damage to the An- saldo depot is estimated at 100,- 000 lire. The wounded were conveyed to the hospital. All wooden houses at Cernig- liano were razed. The electric power down. lines are FRENCH AVIATOR FLIES 132 MILES IN MOTORLESS PLANE | Geormes Barbot Sets Record for Stock- | $75,- | ‘type of machine. and | firms, fire | The barm is near the, tary the! Distance—In Air Six Hours and Four Minutes. Press. France, By the Associated VAUVILLE, Georges Bagbot, Aug. 23.-— the French aviafor, flying in a motorless airplane, yes-| terday covered 212 proximately 132.5 measured circuit. This is a record kilometers (ap- Aniles} over a distance for TUls the air st °1 seconds. remained in minutes and Barbot hours four By the Associated Press. PARIS, in his flight of Aug. altitude than on his previous attempts to break the world record, it was officially announced yesterday. Lecointe on Aug. 3 reached 10,518 meters (34,503.47 feet), thus equal- ing the record held by the Ameri+ can, Lieutenant MacReady. MELLON TO RENEW PLEA FOR CUT IN HIGH INCOME SURTAXES Secretary Uncertain, Tloweve,, Whether Proposal Will Meet With Favor at Capitol. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.——Se*ere- Mellon will renew to the next Congress his recommendation ‘or a reduction in the higher brackets of Aug. 23.—Sadi Lecointe, | 14. reached an less income surtaxes. Commissioner of Labor to Call . ‘the last tax legislation. ‘wealthy Chinese was in progres# at! bour day, in industries of Oklahoma | of his purpose however, said the pro- favorable | An announcement at the Treasury today, 1@ was uncertain whether posal would meet with a reception at the Capitol. The large increase in incoine tax receipts by the Treasury in the last | fiscal year was said to be attributed | by the Secretary in no small part tu | the small reduction in surtaxes by He was eaid | stimulated in- their money in| this cut t mploy believe to to vestors >productive enterprise instead of tax- exempt securities. TRUST COMPANY IN EXAMINER'S the | Men | HANDS; $2,438,418 IN DEPOSITS | Chairman of Board of Interstate Trust Co. of Denver Denies There Has Been Any Defalcation. By the Associated Press DENVER, Colo., Perkins, chairman 23.-—] Board Aug. of the ' Directors of the Interstate Trust Co. of i}nouncement - ithe action, other than to state that of | confirmed the an- made last night by O. J. Clark, president, that the institu- tion’s affairs had been placed in the | hands of the State bank examiner. | He refused to give any reasons for Denver, today it was not due to embezzlement or _defalcation. The bank has deposits of $2,438,- 418.70. The bank’s capital stock of ' $200,009, while surplus and undivid- ‘ed profit, according to the statement, amounted to $76,431.71 The} Loans and discounts amounted to $1,362,167.94. SLIGHTLY WARMER TONIGHT; FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW = P sMPERATU RES. THE T TM. ™m. . ™ . ™m — > a rn : Highest yesterday, 7 m. lowest, 566 at ¢ @. Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair to-. night and tomor- row; slightly warmer tonight. Missour!—Falir tonight and to- morrow: warmer tonight in central portion. Illinois tonight morrow: warmer tonight! in north and salt tral portions. Stage of the river at 7 a m.,) 9 feet, a fall of) 1.2 feet. Sunrise today, [:22: sunget, 6:48, ~~. HE TRAIN {8S NO LONGER THE FAST MAIL SYMBOL Fair and to- Slightly ‘engineer, ‘tracts. ‘tition differed from the receivership / in noon. .plaintiff in Miller, | poration, that ' assets that | tised tects, ‘contracts applicants for its services were , quantity petition states, |it was able to make more attractive | terms, ‘duction. ‘balance, on the ' gell mays. “INSIDE” RECEIVERS NAMED FOR HOME BUILDING CONCERN A. D. Gates and C. N. Jacobs| Put in Charge of Federal Home Building Corpora- tion’s Affairs. ‘CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS PLANNED Circuit Judge Mix Acts on Petition Filed by John H. Beck, Brother of Firm’s: President. receivership for Federal Building Corporation| was brought about today, DD. | Gates and C.,N. Jacobs were named | by Circuit Judge Mix as receivers for the company, under a petition fled) by John H. Beck, brother of C. W. Beck, president .of the company. Gatés is head of a construction com- ‘inside’ the An Home when A. ‘pany and of the Gatesworth Invest- hotel of | consulti ing, Chou-' controlling the Jacobs isa office at 2617 ment Co., that name. with avenue. Mix said. in making the ap-! pointments, that he understood thy purpose of the receivership was to carry on the company's business of building homes, and to fulfill its con- In this respect, the Beck pe- teau Judge petition filed Friday by H. W. Felter, a contract holder. The Felter peti- ‘ion asked that a recef¥er be named | -o wind up the affairs of the cor-) poration. Ww. KF. Fahey, attorney for Felter, “as in court when the receivers were) named, and entered no opposition. He said he would be satisfied with the) appointment of receivers “not too friendly” with the management of, .the corporation. A request, con-| tained in Beck's petition, that Felter| and Louis Vorderbruegge should be anjoined from prosecuting their suits | further, was not granted at this time by the court. take no further steps in his suit, in| which depositions were to be taken | his office, beginning this after- Vorderbruegge recently to be permitted to tntervene Felter’s suit. Suit Not Opposed. The Beck petition was filed short- Case of the law firm of Case & | representing Beck. John T. Fitzsimmons appeares’ as represent- ing the Federal Home Building Cor- and stated to the court the corporation would not op- pose the suit, and would agree to the appointment of a receiver. At that time, it was learned that the name of Gates was suggested as one of the receivers. Beck, plaintiff in the suit, corporation’s stock. . Judge Mix, in making the pointments, said he named and Jacobs because of their experi- ence in construction and financing of buildings. Their bonds were fixed at $10,000 each. Beck’s petition states that Felter's receivership suit bas had the effect of destroying confidence in the com- any, and that, although panv is solvent, it is likely to become insolvent through the waste of its resulting from the litigation. petition states that the com- has a capitalization of $25,000 offices in the Tower Building: it has employed agents, adver- extensively, and hired draftsamen and building chanics, on terms to insure compe- tent and loyal service. It has made with material dealers, -he petition says, for large quantities of building materials, at prices below yd The pany and nmeé- those prevailing, because of the large Further- as many. quantities contracted for. more. the petition states, 10f owners of lots; the company has em- ployed real estate experts to ald the intending home bullders. The company was equipped for. production of homes, the and for this reason | and to require lower ‘initial | payments, than builders and contrac-| tors not equipped for quantity pro- Its system, it is stated, waa) to require a smal! initial payment, and to take a deed of trust, for the} land and improve-| ment. Method of Providing Funds. In order to carry of the company, {t was necessary to) the deeds of trunet, the petition This was necessary in order! to provide funds to carry the bulld- ings to completiog, as the initial pay- ments did not suffice for this. In the few a before the fil- ing of the Feltér suit, the petition says, the company entered into con- tracts with many persons for the erection of dwellings of various types. On the day when the Felter | ‘suit was filed, it is stated, the com- pany had under way 47 houses. At that time, it was en-| ‘gaged in negotiating the sale of some of the deeds of trust, in order to “Centiewe4 es Page &. Column 5. iE the lior, in a’ letter Fahey said he would! | H. asked | as a CO! ' presidency. ly before court convened by Clarence | State | bby holds five shares of the matic ap- | rates | reac 'announcement on the the com- | ‘mation transmitted is understood to archi-| COOLIDGES VISIT MODEL ROMES: such |i, SECRETARY OF INTERIOR WORK. A on FORETARY WORK FOR NOMINATION OF COOLDGE Interior Head First Member |” ¥ ‘ion, as reflected in the Reie hstag: of Cabinet to Urge Presi- dent as 1924 Repubjican | Standatd Bearer. Associated Press DENVER, Colo., Aug. 23.--Hu- bert Work, Secretary of the written to a poittical friend here and made public today, advocates the nomination of Presi- | dgnt Coolidge in 1924 and predicts the President's election will follow. | Secretary Work is the first mem-_| ber of the Cabinet to announce him- self in favor of the President’s nom- | Inter- ination as Republican standard bear- | fined. | informed that these penalties will um ply also to them. : er next year. the Associated Press. CONCORD, N: H., Aug. 23.-——First Assistant Postmaster-General John by didate for delegate to the Repub- lican national convention next year and definitely pledging himself to | support Calvin Coolidge for the SOON ON MEXICAN RECOGNITION |: Department Has Informed Several Powers of Its Position on Resumption of Relations. Spe Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 25. Ar- rangements for resumption of diplo- relations between the Amer- | ican and Mexican Governments have hed a stage where an official | subject may be issued shortly. Meantime the State Department has given information regarding its | | position to the Governments of Great | | Britain, (cuba and Belgium, also be taken by future. The infor- Francé, and action may them in the near dealt fully with the meetings | recently concluded by John Barton Payne and Charles B. Warren, the American commissioners, who repre- | sented the United States at the Mex- | ico City eonferences. have Go Seeking Ideas for Home- Making in White House. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 235. dent and Mrs. Coolidge, who are ’res)- ‘getting settled in the White House, | ‘got some home-making ideas today) through visit to _ erected the model house last spring in Sherman | Square by the General Federation of Women's Clubs to further the “bef- ter homes’’ movement. They spent about 15 minutes go-' iing over the house and both asked ‘many questions of attefidants. The} President was particularly interested | in the lighting and ventilating. 18,000 CIVILIANS REHABILITATED. out the plans| Average Coat $200, Federal Voca- | national tional Board Reports. | | By the Associated Prees. WASHINGTON, Aug. 253.--Dis- abled civillans are being rehabilitat- ed and returned to gainful pursuits; ‘under the provisions of the Federal | nounced today by Harry lL. “idle, ‘vice chairman of the Federal Beard | for Vocational Education. The figure ia based on cost esti- ates submitted to the board by the | several states. Approximately 14.000 disabled persons, it was reported, have been rehabilitated since the passage of the act In 2830. Bartlett issued a statement here | attached is not known. today announcing himself as a can- | ‘with all slackers tn the tle manner. GERMANY TO IMPOSE BIG PENALTIES TO SEIZE MONEY“ Government Will Coufleaill Fortunes of Those Who Conceal or Hoard Foreign Currencies in Scheme of the’ Chancellor to Obtain About $75,000,000. - BANKS AND INDUSTRY — ALSO FACE FINES Informs aa geome ’ He Will Not Tolerate Efforts Made to Escape Provisions of Money Draft Ordinance. - - oe the As@ociated Press. BERLIN, Aug. ) ea i Political op: re | behind Chancellor Stresemann in. ais decision to requisition foreign Cur. Germany, in «en effort.te bolster the mark and bull4 up o rencies in serve with which to buy food a br veh, The Government hopes to obtain | tween 200,000,000 and $00,000, gold marks (approximately $50,000. 000 to $76,000,000) by this drastit procedure. * Persons caught willfully concen Ili or hoarding foreign moneys willih® dealt with severely, their fo unes will be confiscated and they will The industrialists have beam Whethér the reserves of “hig hual- Ness” in foreign countries are to MW although # is believed that the industrialists have assured the Government of their co-operation. Formal announcement of the Gow |ernment’s decision to requisition os ‘GOVERNMENT EXPECTED TO ACT | /confiscate foreign currencies Ww made in the course of a conferen between Chancellor Stresemann, F |nance Minister Hilferding and Min- ister of Kconomics Raumer, repre.. senting* the Government, and a del- gation from the League of Indus trialists, Chancellor Warns Big Busines«. The Government previously apprised the representatives of I lin’s banks of its come gather in all gold currencies « force, wherever they were not sare endered voluntarily. The Chanesf? or informed the leaders of finadve 'end “big business” that the Govesii- ment would not countenance the slightest attempt to circumvent tre provisions of the forthcoming wee gency ordinance, and would d most dra It is not proposed to be content Pea. - a formal appeal to patriotis all foreign monies will be guthe in without much formality, the ova ers being reimbursed with pa marks. The funds thus obtained be devoted in part to an effort 7 seftie the internal financial! situation which is causing advancea in pri of foods and also to establish a serve from which food purcha abroad may be made. To Publish Ordinance Te The Government's money draft dinance will be published pubié throughout Germany Friday. ” The ordinance provides hea money fines and the tonfiscation. private fortunes for the willful ce cealment of possession of ioret Currencies and demands volunts declaration of such possession on part of owners. The Government expects that impending action will stimulate , desire to invest foreign currencivs the new internal gold loan. in pr@ erence to having to have them ce fiscated and replaced with poi party leaders believe measure is not sufficiently strings and have suggested a more dracth ‘attitude, but the Chancellor i« ho | ful that the Government's appeal % patriotism wil) imp “dowar fans” and “big busin ‘alike with its determination. OO eer ee we ridetihide sie biota Prices Dy the Aasociated, Preas DUESSELDORF, Aug 13.— ‘rehabilitation act at an average pul- | food shortage in the Rubr has Le cost of $200 per case, it was an- |shown by Information reaching ; French authorities to be due ‘to speculation instead of lack of ‘celpts of foodstuffs, the author declared today. It ‘was stated 824 carloads of foodstuffs ent the occupied area yesterday w /32 carloads were shipped out merchants who were an tage of the higher prices a SN Noho erp ae Sittin Fey: iw +

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| aes Sa, oo i ae eee q. AUGUST 27. 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENIN ——— — - _S.L0US_POST-DISPATCH TSE actinic ntcaln — Ta eeeer eats BALDWIN DECIDES _Diagram-Map of Transcontinental Ar Mail Route, Showing Night Flying Section OREGON'S SCHOOL “rsrs'sis ss suxo OM 1 HVA FECTIVE ROBBED — ——— — — an 10 MEET PONCARE. | 7-2 Sy LAW ATTACKED I ams ay 2 ARMED MEN; ? S . ee aa : . Coe ans ns Oe * fe Rss Sat Siete Sie a ets | 80 Motor Vehicle Fa : : . Bert § «24 Ve . : j i as SHH] BY = .f “ot i Peon { NIY ROAD FAR AN FRENG é bE res | yi m oa fg seal og PP i Ee ia Se . Period of i. | | eo 4 4 Be 4 ,, me 5a . : a | ee OT ee ee ange * lit f Act Re “ > Sincet’ | . | The death of Lucitie Gan é , —_——_ i ; ; : : e oe "4 : . ; \ P | ed ee Re: se, : Eat 3 és a : =% Pa: ae | Constitutio 1 y oO ) ets. ; “3 " 3 Fa é years old. of 1 O4 Califo ‘ , . at Chief Helmholt British Premier Is Said to § / geh? ee tae ee NE/ | V/s = TA oN Sees quiring Parents to Send | wis; + S| at noon yesterday from @ Noe &T | | | i &. ‘@ Soa le a | Fy. : Fired on Them as . ae BN RO Be: 2's | “Ph eee nt ® Fs . Bs : : P . ture suffered in being ke He Believe That Any roa | rn Rss oS: - ars Sais er coe Ve a tina se eh Pe. FE Children to the Public ,, oat . 7a by an automobile at 10:40qm ws | Tried to Drive His Exchange of Notes Will ae Ly «aS eee oe é ge oP OG ee Schools Questioned. Rerpiphipter festa sat A rd bile fatalities in St. t Be Futile. i a oo oS TAAL \ 5 ent 4S et ee eee — "> #] (year to 80, equaling the PY ee n, ee ) ‘ —— eS. —-£_ Neie oc nat Bes] — | a automobile deaths for the ' wer ; ‘Oo ae 5% we la 3 ; 4 * be ae se “e ™ ee 4 fae PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 23. — A — >, é. = od last year. ail ; -_ BELIEF WILL NOT FORMALLY a a ee Om reer if Get > ; ‘ : ee , oe 4 é pes ee Ree ae ee c er attacking the constitutionality of eS aes . _ other éhitarsn a aan >. _ TS ONE REQUEST MEETING te er he ’ Fe ee mK Hy, wat” Ee RS fet OM ithe Oregon, compulsory public school a ae i isiana avenue, when on’) . HE wou! IDED % 7 nal gS aie Pe Bp gen EN re ee SS Oe FS Se ee E aa ew «enacted at the general election : - RS | ae : in that neighborhood i~ the Associated Press: | @ 33% ~~ Mee . Se by, ; a ; he’ Bes es I, - ay? Pot 3 5 see Sei % 4 ee ber “g tiled jf Unite 3 : ‘ : ig “hopped” the rear step ot . Lae : _ » ae . Ra “ x : . , 7 ; ay in ee” G ; . etre 2 on . Ss as : be ‘ v5 +, ey SE nse Waser cae last avOvelii 21 pas phe in i. : Sead : oa r es 4 > London Newspapers Express rer OM, Pa it amounts to an : Walterspiel later inf u $52 T lice that he was driving‘at The portion of the flight through the night is shaded on the map. [improper seiare- of Sroserte and an yeoed, but wae Sa , oS Keaocinted Presse - P ; _ — a er ee ee the = = - === — — —— unautlrorized restriction of the rights we Car in time to avoidstrihe Assistant Chief of Detectives Al- LONDON, Aug. 23.—Recogniaing ~ | | 4 i -OES r the delivery of mail over long, MOVE FOR “INSIDE” of parents, children and se, i y. . % ‘ child. ry Helmholt was held up an +) ~ futility of a further exchange ot note will be sent to | aris to orl vi AIR MAIL CAnG distances should ‘ he present five- IP FOR ana i Page One year, New sald, are SURE _Continued From Page One. __ , eir children to public | . on +e q %e and held a revolver against «ition at Alix Les Bains, it became , } (entinued Krom ax mit such an extension. . Ta — for completion of the to send thei ar p — Bryant, 11, of 141 iA G tt ° out, Affecting 200,000. os Orin Sain i ice schools, and when adopted a year were cut and bruised yes ee — —-&- - = ——— —= — ee ai oe oe a ee been here several days ago and obtained Associated Press _ - 7 ours’ oner: ' } tow Te Larvie 1) . s sis gcir-agRreetli ? betwee rn th NN av. ei. = ra seat service s ‘ hic AR«. » the continent has heen tra- 28 6\5 6s ® “There is only one through trans- ! Cl Por t und: the aris If you think an automobile is iadetas weeks chuuvnee Gate. be esheduled run is $1 hours, but most a luxury you cannot afford. At the regular mall between the At- Ol were said to be pRaaibie. but tr xnown today pounds of mail from Eastern points § -sterd i va hi ‘ the oci ress. = : houses low a’ na- a attempted to drive his auto- T re er will not | By the Associated Press ‘ ‘riee Ai e 3 é s a ~ in- , sage ‘as regarded as a biow a’ pa M IN ; ‘They ee DUESSELDORF, Aug. 23—A lock- | 4t Crissy Field 34 hours and 24 min STRIKERS CONTROL VERA CRUZ = statement is then made as to |780 Was Tes GIRL, ' other automenm mittee: akile away, but he opened fire . , +o ; ; . = c vA ‘ hy ' ae ag. ‘ ’ 1% r an appointment hut will moke Out has been decia req by the owners H t [I ~ wy y rk A meee |- elite: Co! Pact t he date f hi I , : —_—— ; , them and from a bullet me roan api nt, Me pp sie target ‘| Hempstead Field, New York. ti ale 6. ‘It-tg mated: thas wae WATERS OF LO DOCTOR. DRIVES KLANG , ed that he weusdl known quietiv through second par- of seven of the largest mines in the Min Cannes was greeted bs a'Police Power Taken Over—Public “45 Jul: rs By | Mgnt + aoc aa F RM FILES $25 807 CLAIM : _ the car er asia ot ia Tix fh his readiness to discuss the hkituhr and aAleo ll) a number of state l tilities Inactive. ‘ ompanys Was COTIS at ring “a; ' 0 F oe i one, althoug a « os 7 3000 peresns Whe Md [Nic tie Addie’ ree ! | UT OF BAPTIST & as : : augmented by 2000 persons WhO hac : 36 it was \der C FOR GARBAGE IT DIDN ; : | Pet: ‘ light of the French Premier's latest | newspapers. The reason was said 5 4 CRUZ. Aug. 23.—Vera Cruz mands, althoug it Wa unde! 7“ Oar Is Lost and Rowboat ——_ gs lose anyone. Hle believes th " 4 ’ , =) } |e . t wy _ heote. be the failure of the employes , ' ey ¢ Cricey Field to wit- is virtually under the control of a legal obligation to do so, when he *, are Goes Adrift. Snatches Off Masks and ed man made his way to an img thie oor *o! Piss. ; } fi | | e ' ‘ommittee oft sfrikers which has tak- filed : ‘3 ¢ y 4 x : » ; } o ¢ we . ’ ek « P vy re? ° of the 902 . " , IW « - Al . oi —=—_- . i ’ ; te amie commenting on Premier jcatimated thaGat least pect Sapa TI writtel word had moved €h over direction o the porice, (jr. Stl he iSi I return : nN $1 , seeks l’‘ayvment for I ndelivered NORTHI OR ig gation Sits up! companion. Police are inquir- ' ‘ . - '? [i "il s ' . ‘ . Poincare’s note, are disappointed ,ers in the Bssen district are affected voores ; ’ : } . ae . sy)? f Fk elter’ z t he ic- , > y= . e " 4s mine 2 . ? . over its substance ahd declare tat, Smilar mespures have beew take: Ompared with train delivery. many ! fent by President Obregon has re- As a result of Felter’s suit. the | : A garbage disposa! claim of $25.- Brooklyn, swam a mile through the | MONROE a Aug iam? forth St. Louis to determine if any in effect, it leaves things just where in metal, textile and other plants ar ©“O™Pares he . ¢ turned to Mexico City with strike tition says. the company has suf- $07.82 for garbage of which it did klansmen, garbed in pa nded man was treated last night, thes were ‘Various places “ here it is eaid f we dai a ds legates enipow ered iy Tie gotiate fé¢ red a iass of good will, and has not dispose was filed with the city , ' By j ya ve's Story of Robbery. The Datly Telegraph eoncluces |million persons have been locked out oe oe oe a settlement been damaged in its credit with ma- today by the Klein & Katz Garbage Tuesday night to obtain aid for her) the church Monday Rage - elmho!lt's description of the rob- that there is little hope tor an agree- |In addition to wage disputes, a main | mn) San Francisco to New York in The League of Maritime Unions, ‘teria! dealers. its officers, agents and Disposal Co... based on a contract! 12-year-old brother, a i2-year-old marched down the was as follows: As is his cus- promi S8an wag CiSst s ‘ | ae ours ts iled he Huse of a delay at ; ‘ ‘ .? : -_ ”" - . - ; . . ” . ’ ¥ France. either with regard oO the that the uw orkers have been report- h ) . try Tuesda v night How- nas voted not > dec lare a strike po ‘tuned ala imquir aq] of. and the ‘collected by the city garbage service a ho were adrift ina row boat. 1t was) for the purpose of : sffice hours. Leaving the Bad . : ; aran e. . VU . ; ; ‘ 7 ‘ 114 | ¢ ° } } ~ - ' 2 1. : “ -, " a th te . | j : . 4 7? ; 7 Ruhr. the amount of reparations or ing on their jobs but doing nothine Sui ail that left Cheyenne, Wyo without financial aid from the strik morale of the ganization has be Niy as to be delivered to the company learned today after they had been | gelist in charge of the ¥ police station he noticed two you 7 a. nali nat et ’ 7 ‘ i | - . °-oau ‘ ‘ . , ~~ ~} ’ = liv : i ' bias ; . ° - . ‘. % “For all practical purposes,” it Unfavorablic by German Press. landed at Hempstead, Long Is- | °°" ' remain at work. No public i+ is stated, the company cannot sell | This claim covers garbage said to, The girl and her companions lost| When they were almostat ve} 14 rate north on Broadway and . was : ae “at | : « ' 4 . ‘ ‘Mas mmm wratic : } , , ‘ ; > . ; Pays, “the note leaves things prevcise- | By theWAssociated Press .ilities are in operation. ts deeds of trust, as a necessary step| have been burned in the city garb-' in oar when a mile from shore. They| Pit. Dr. E. lL. Caharen,&@ ye chase, turning into Bellefon- ‘ess gener; " regard: he Frenc! rday ve Me : , = Bt | proximation to common ground on | Press Bene sh: Pegares ' hg xe eR r plane left here with mail SUPPORTS PROHIBITION, NOT - hence it has ceased operations andjand garbage delivered to two hog) Candela plunged overboard to re-| hooded figures. There Wag ie near the top of a long hill and Nhich Great Britain and France can reply to the British nin wl a “He =e r sca and that condiee- is no longer a going concern. Various | tarme near Clayton. The company cover the oar. The boat drifted away scramble of arms, le Jmholt cautiously slackened hope to renew the united action | ** ~ w ibage1 } pages saat r. =n staiea % rea h Naw % rk AS AIM, BUT AS MEANS 10 END persons, it is stated, have sought to! maintains it should receive payment! before a stiff wind and when she| robes. Masks were torn off need When he again reached ‘ + ¥ ‘ "ess towara ! eT SS expecie O eac . , , . | . > + . ar a : ar ‘ urrie 3 7 . which both nations deeply desire.” Sg oa no A eas bra me oO : a hy rs at a itietineniearitites eancel their contracts. Therefore, it|for this at $2.10 a ton, the contract | saw she could not get back to it with) K!ansmen fled hurriedly, lea l road, the car he was pursuing ; aA solution o e reparations provo- late 1is afternoon : . - J le e s . " ,ow ' ) 1 Pt received by the company was $1.60. v fisherman ht. As he did so French and to strike a popular cord Must eventually bring an end to Ger- EASTERN TIME. nish Parliament, in a speech before 29 y s - heen recognized 144 to stop and aligh : | . * ity ay esul” ir -mipstead, N. Y¥.—Lefi 11:01 nti lie Coner ‘ . ;' —- a. sow members of Teahteat end’ duniite ten i 2U-'m gees tage Anti-Alcoholic Congress today,! 4 bench warrant, issued on indict- a rate of $2.10 a ton. The city col- INJUNCTION AGAINST | W W me me eth ing pressed into his side Sa , . a > at ) ‘ ‘ ; . ‘ . *? ' ' ' : ee . re Parliament are in Paris, but those | . : ; nh Se eee es Adin ST. LOUIS POST-D ph hearé @ woice; “Stick ‘em up. H } t ’ A The Tageblatt al nounces Pre be ly ft 4 18 1) 1 gentes were. like himself, Supporters ‘ OUuUnLY (Tex ) grand jury, cnarging and loads it on the barges. Loss to ver yesterday unite in approving dimes sie ate : = f prohibition without regarding it embezzlement and misapplication of namnanv t de- ; a the Premier's stand. oincar™’s attitude toward pe CENTRAL TIME pias Aelia ei S teas the company from garbage no ing Pendency of Litigation. Dx se 1878. o tr from the roadside and take , | resistence, and declares it is mot a Chicago—Arrived, 6:50 p. m.; left, 7? farmer ‘esiden ’ the Co.. Twelfth Boulevard ant The part of the note that appealed | res cy ite Biorcad | e.ce means in the fight against the dan-| Mood Hill. former president of the |i: an actual claim is made for $13,-| SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. 23.—'! ~ At that juncture, an automobil most to the political leaders was that fact that such resistance was st: 9:95 p. ™m (Member Audit reau of Circ y ‘ 5 . Pm «er ‘ 7 7 - ‘ ‘hic M , _T, to protect the interests 9° 2 few -11- Omaha—Arrived, 11 p. m.; Scale a 1? esid he woul Bicol Be iia - one oui . * which Poincare asked Lord | | He said that the consumption Attorneys tor Hill _ toh vould 11923, and $12,637.68 for the next|the State during the pendency of the | MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATE sthwest. “Get tnto the machine, Curzon whether France should bo !talists. 11:08 p. m — . waive extradition. - Hill was arrested ; mt gg meee rales , 7 five and a half months. The claim |! }itigation against the activities of the The Associated Press ie exclust he young man holding the’ revoly * ers a. same as before rohibition , : 4 o oir obeve than Great Britain wanted to treat from the note that France aeeds Cheyenne—Arrived, 2:50 gee alt his rele on bond of $1000 ; | patches creditéd to it or not othemam commanded. THelmhol phot, German. money. as otherwise \l Poincare ‘yett g , mn lie also said conditions were grow- ; — timate and Apportionment. officers and members, was granted | Ited in this paper and also the your hands on the wheel, We , > * : * . . . id e ‘ . : ao . 7 e : ” ‘“ . > ' . 9 ‘ ' . : vas Tet ng worse in mie OF increases ell- —— S > ; - ers * sal : an > " ry) Great stress was laid on the as-| Would not recommend that Germay Springs Wyo.— Arrived, : yt «Sahel : hdl Firm's Liabilities $3,737,058 = tae cee Oe mere today. of special Glscatehes Regete are . wear command and telmholt Gs aities, the number of ‘rsons se! as . ‘ se Argentine Loar Questioned. The injunction, it was explained, wil! SUPSCRIPTION RATES BY 4 He remained in that postu vailed the (iermans would emerwe Ol reparations Salt Lake City -= Arrived. ; ' . AL GUSTA re a Aug “ * rs ~F he, : M . - _ - ~e —_— os t o b mt — - , a alee yrohibition law it a as ‘ Ute we AUG. w : ar . . a ‘ . _ - ann mr ees ‘act “a .° ™ - 2 ~ , is P . . . “4 # + . , oo” -" Sos : . narks, ith an annual interest ‘ members of th. ‘arliament which it was a nou! on: yesterday by Jo- it Friday to explain whether the $60. MOS OW, Aug. 23.—Act ording to | Delivered by city carrier of @ ie | Nands Over Puree “i | rereree Liabilities of 000.000 loan underwritten by N?®W a public statemengs by Commissioner dealers i” in Obliged to bear. At the same time. pe ihe Asso ated Prens . 3 mi. | ae “The experiment of prohibitior ,'th company, filed here Thursday, york bankers is in accordance with Lunacharsky, the health of Premier ~ pelled Helmholt to alicht ; ~ . , " . . a) * . . =) . " 1% / 7 : ali . . ‘ ‘ P . on = & @ —- - . > - o . - . P f : ; ‘ : OOon ’ _ ‘ ; ‘ 4 i was declared, Germany had pro‘ NEW YORK, Aug es Finland is a downright failure.’ he al $3.737,058.45, instead of $2,-\the law recentiy passed by Congress; Lenin has considerably improved ) 1avo Ta Postoffice at . began a search He examin ‘7 . the Rubr by putting her indust-ies rf Ps ’ ee eee rT, . rr} anna St ™ ial . ——— : ' : to > *. for + ehier | Tostoffice Department Jubilant Over) ..... tm evervbodv's feeling ar i from here Tuesday ine error Wasi ¢} 5A.000.000. toward recovery. Pal? Wiese AAT i intne? : “ in such shape that, when a settlo-| red. of Seajtle, Wash., former chief | ' poe a eee ¥ local news gatherers in| bo a — Helmholt knew if the seare us! aa e} ah F rt] ng totals under vai ous issi vt tinued they would find his Ff be able to compete more sharply: John «. Skinner. chief of the Sales |B ihe Associated Press » pe te ) ssCENE auSse Mane 2 @? BEB BHESBESBERBEHRE HERE aE SE SB Seas Ba Se STE BS a Zea aa mver, strapped against his side, ang | OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 2 reste: SS anence a pted: “That's only a chea auffered damage at her hands Corps: Bertrand W eiss. Herman | otetetate in charge of the °&-hour ex- COOLIDGE LIK Y Chicago ip Invites r irst Woman. : 2 * . se : Comment in official quarters indi-| Canter and Harry Miller were in- perimental air mail service from EL 10 SETTLE By the Associated Pre , ' : tou any money,’ the you . { today charged with conspi- | ...., te mast, are jubilant over the : shee T's pates continuation of the discussion racy to defraud ‘he Government —— 2 te + ~~ ‘¥ * +} first 36 NAVY BUDGET DISPUTE re. McDowell, Commissioner of Pub- 4 j 4 ™~ olt replied. He reached . , ° i . "ecore Sta vilshnec ill le irst 0% , . . . , . . : With the British Cabinet. ——e S rn Welfare in Chicago, will deliver t hand around his body fernational expert conference to tix Epecial to the Poast-Dispate to Cut F-stimates $70.000.000 as d thirtieth convocation of the " containing about Germany's capacity to pay is regard - JEFFERSON CIT¥ 3 Aue e eral Paul Henderson made the fol- it over. ed as altogether 1 ikely, lowing statement: ty the Associated Pes first meril: womat ‘ver invite oR 1 ant kel) and it is Six accountasts and enginéers of Slater “sein * oe . . . tha? he ] i» i a?’ gian reply to the British reparations complete the appraisal Winslow landed at San Francisco . a end in ne road: 7 is cesthewss ‘tte was:broken, tent piece of jewelry, next to “You'll find your car around Francisco to Cheyenne, and from ****** *eees. sucn rokind - possess. It may be as ni.” Helmholt was @tand “hevenne to New York, worked out . . — ‘ [tripe , ible 2 rhe simple or as ornate as United States to muintain the navy cme’? young men were in tt seat. He heard the notae ” : Te patr were off ‘iirn. 54] a Tey ves , 7 , i : olver apd fired ¢ formally ask his French colleague utes after the first pouch had left rochiat schools. aw ‘ederal and city officials : ee _ so | ns ‘ , “hole reparations problem in the|mines, according to the German °C ywwd of Federal a : means of complying with his de | Feat Performed to Obtain Aid When | brish beside the road did not gathered on the hillside surround- VER. | . ' , SS as ay . ie .ceivershi suit n the - Sv the Associated Press . : ag . A majority of the morning news-\come to a wage agreemen ‘a ness the newest triumph of aviation. his receivership su - Company Holding City Contract ** ne Atex Flee While Rest of € ” emobile and was taken away by fou la? nearer to New York, | der is being maintained.” The envoy he has invested Refuse at Rate of $2.10 a Ton. Margaret Candela, 14 years old. Of! By the Associated Press. | uae of physicians and hospitals iz gir (ia)? "al ‘ . ° . | : - . » | Weeks contrasted with the ancient chilly waters of Long Island Sound| ones were routed by ow - initial attempt to deliy er mail . e of : MS: ere ' : ~ _ 4 PG thas ** ment vetween Great Britain and cause for the lockout is the charge reconsidering its previous decision, employes are being harassed, im- 'clause providing that all , garbage girl chum and two school teachers/tist Church at ° sta ab , he was “scouting” the city af a . . ; , ~n @ . - . . . . . = . ‘ ; . . . z ; . ‘ ies ig? , . . , ; Pha. whi : ing with no interior debt and s Eiko. Nev.—Arrived against 1300 in 191! Al lasses i f assets will be filed next S; Cham bet of Deputies last nignt ;, aheettineeampecen ily. without Sunday. one yearye g man standing In the road unt 5 / na a ‘:or- ‘ : \ Al } IC TIME v.orkers and vou tors, in bankruptcy proceedings here, | Minister of Finance appear before, py, e Aseociated Pres« monev order os St. Louls exchaail oa 2 . 4 — » er charge much less than that France livision Among Those Accuscd 10, Nev.— Arrived, met 4 rT ph Ganah!l | DDivint ee poe | passed the bill. Dailv on'y, 50¢ a menth: Sunday, i |The man with the revolver thef jied from the stoppage of work in Launcelot M. Purcell, l. S. A re concluded, “and also a serious dan- +30,887.38, as stated in a dispatch authorizing a bond issue of not more’'and he is making rapid progress | under the act of March, 7. 18798. ring and hegan to remove h mJ ; ry . . 1 *y"} =} nis h rev) hy, tig ) ment was finally reached, she would of the Surplus Property Division Results of Experiment rhe Finnish prohibitior than ever with those countries which Division of the Quartermasters’ . AU : eu * teh” T, mites that Premier Poincare antici- dicted "HICAGO, Aus 23 Miss arv iz t "Ron. lll get tt for yé American participation in any in-' 4 > Otficials of Depan “nt NN Inclinea the ddress at the one hundredth : tp pocket from which he te ' raising Laclede Gas Property. : partmen ot Inclined © aaa reatn AR a pt od ' Second Assistant Postmaster Gen- SIXTH AND ST. CH. LES a . e $52 ” Suggested. ‘niversity of Chicago Aue. 31. the 7 3a8 Moderately Peicalliiiiiie Mesa let isi ses ear wl "4 '@ the young men asked. Helg to take the risk of proposing refer- the Missouri Public Service Con flights between Cheyenne and Chi- erate y ric ew rriva Ss im ‘ Cc 'gZ ; ’ on io the International Court at The toward appraising the property of versed by air mail planes in 29 hours 7 he amount Congress should , . : stare it.”* = > . " De and minwmtac al wun. to ry a +. . . ’ sai it : ss Mita ; - " 4 Mague, in the face of France's re-|the Laclede Gas Light Co. of St. end I4n ee oe 8 7 asked to appro at for the nava ott holt did so and, thinking & fusnal to accept the jurisdiction of the: Louis For rate-making purposes, cisco to New York, in 34 hours and . a pa eee . : te : ahifr in gear and sudden s ; ~A rm - oA : ~ . > , e . . ™ = tr ‘ hae i j i i : > iis Ai 7” . _ ‘he ’ ave mourt in this question. a tentative valuation of $30.000.000 24 minutes westbound, New York tft vear robab!l ill hav . ttle A boul ea? ’ the pair down, renehed fé ” . . . iz L > ; + * of- ~~ ft whe obeved BRUSSELS. Aug. “9 The Bel-. Probably a vear will be reouired to at 6-°°4 as Ties Wedne: av, when Pilot see Fo P ” °e : , Hy “ — . A Bar Pin is as useful a = 4 i iti le } ua o'r didn’t, but he nodded that the elapsed time for the flight. San “*vattiment on th assis of i X- a watch, as a woman can te the rear seat of the at 29 hours and 14 minutes ; one may desire. r shift. For the minute th r 7 | ny » '. The Then threw open the de minor reductiorrs ! tie to lantic and Pacific Oceans requires it is because vou have not from 98 te 100 hours for transporta- tion by rat ‘ 44 : ‘ wt” wile — i led change. i We h t iv l- read the “Automobiles” clas- The first air mail night flying ex- —— lection comprising a variety nerinier Opposite «ide. Heimbolt fi . 7 ot.4 shot. Ther jumped out | } | ) ‘ato the brush. Helmhe A : | }) y * « stw more shots and one — ii + men fired a shot in reply, Wage Increases for Railroad Men. of artistic designs in an all- DB oir : % ; , found the brush alm sified columns of the Post- shrunk the transportation map o Sas inclusive price range. Dispatch. Good serviceable third tts former size. Our alm is 28 | wage increases for nine clases c¢ii Im gold......up from $s-to 8 Pr a y Ml E 4 Ip. Fe A to C s , i] NS ™™Mination of the ‘rar sho r - wr ere 5. , : ; ; ; : R ; : | . One of his firet two eheots cP Of the front seat at a m,?6©6hehind)6 6the steering ad STRAPS! SANDALS! OXFORDS! eho> uct"ai at 7 *lt concludes it entered a ‘ h ‘ rr 28-Hour ( omst-to-Coast Mail Popwsi- greatly reduced prices. Your ag agra. cadP en Our selections will attract , eee COE cigs opi lags oe - the interest of every wo favorite make may be there " y woman ASHINGTON ¢ sie an . a who knows. either intrinsic ‘3 rie & ‘2s ] i * \ Ty -s Ps i Sie | | ree or ornamental Jewelry val- ary : ues. today. Mas cece ct s.. , pret ' “ate Hatred by Court. THE POST-DISPATCH eect aa Seeye tet | NEM YORK. Ang. 23-—supronie Nas rlaltalgow St. Louts’ One Big Automobile Directory > Saal wcenonaalh ral laid be- an order temporariiy restraining the The Perfect Market-Place ortega W::th the coming of early Fall, Satin Footwear again comes into its own. & of the man at the wheel. | As usual, Sensenbrenner’s leads the Footwear Fashion Revue with a marvel- — x +4 shot was lower down in @ ous showing of the latest originations. Four styles are pictured here. There a ts eee seat. A third are many more to choose from. In plain black satin or smartly trimmed | when fe ee ee with black suede or effective stitching. Every desired height of newest a Cuban, Louis or Spanish heel to select from, and each and every style in | all sizes from 2'4 to 8, A to C. Incomparable footwear values for $5.00. ~~ Sandal and Oxford pat- DE = Bamboo Brown Suede terns as illustrated above, Vv - Olive Street at Ninth Southeast Corner e248 oe later thar wy four , eis " ¢} ne i x (First Floor.) riteiet 4. ‘ _ : fy »f nr Aa ’ , ' q Gs ' ’ | 3 ' S I posal to extend the air mall service der snouid not in ade permanent et hi ei ‘¢n ae Sega a Sage FPBSBSB BeBe eae S |

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IRL, 7, HIT BY AUTO. DIES OF HER INJURY J ow: OSE aha This Year—Same as in “¢ Period of 1922 ' = The death of Lacille ¢ ona, : fears old, ~-104 California ave t noon vesterday from a sknit" pe ure suffered in being knocked p¥ an automobile at 10:40 a. m. Pomel jay brought the number of ati le fatalities in St. Louis for year to 80, equaling the nuniff@ utomobile deaths for the sam © peri.” last “i bal The Cogan girl was’ playing, ther children in front of 4419 Siana avenue, when on a. nm that neighborhood, ana had ‘thopped” the rear step of an ice ‘agon, which was southbound, Umping from the wagon she = rom the west to the east ~~ he street into the path of a no und motor truck driven by, alterspie!l of 3418 Arsena}) street, Walterspiel later informed the ice that he was driving at moderate peed, but was unable to stop hig r in time to avoid a hild A Coroner's eiurned today. Ethe!l Kraus. h, seventh street: pf «6127 Weiss sryant, 11, of 1417A Gratton stheet ere cut and bruised dees bther automobile accidents. . JOCTOR DRIVES KLANSMEN OUT OF BAPTIST CHURN latches) Off Masks and Visitorad Fiee While Rest of Congre- gation Sits Quict, BY the Associated Frees MONROE, La., Aug o2 klansmen, garbed in robes, were routed by a the church Monday night. arched down the aisle of the eps tiet Church at Tullas,. presumah ly for the purpose of giving the @elist in charge of the ation, it was learned year. at verdict of acci Aho t ofr 1812 Paul Treac hitn. vc avenue, and >... oF * 4 “Thve AnD menibey of when the masks Te vival a day ‘ today. here When they were almost at the ae E. l.. Caharen, rose to his feet hooded figures ramble of pit, Dr. a physician’ and dived for Bie There vy ra : 18 ty rhe Puljizer ae af Routevare and ol aviiebial | iMember Audis — MEMEER The Assoc! the iis arms, leg Porn lead ls it ration remal! join the sto} had revi la . sPmed were said {6 Pubite: ed Da o.. Twelfth Cirouldtion 1” ap “mae & A SNc ATED PRISE, lumi@e la eniiciegs all newts dis au of tial disrwmte« hee } PSCTRIPTION nad s nda withour Money order or Sr Delivered bh: it earrier oo Daily on': Eniecred 1a70 at Wher the Pe! dota ous Of-tows a oo July Arers Yong oe Sunday. 10¢ acoona Poet office of March, 2 e How As the act matter mt) he — 29a isvie 1. tnin yy BES EB BED 9 YXFORDS! comes into its own. Revue with a marvel- pictured here. There or smartly trimmed id height of newest hn and every style in r values for $5.00. $5.85 ord pat- ted above, | $52 Taken. evi aif? 4 “— él At that juncture. /The man with the ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1993. MTIVE ROBBED .? ARMED Mich COUNTY ROAD + Chief Helmholt He Fired on Them as Tried to Drive His ' ERTS BELIEF “WE WOUNDED ONE ayy) Re Sago in Lonely i. - St. Cyr Road— | t Chief of Detectives Al- Helmholt was held ef $652 last night at 9:30 by two young mnen who stole : mahimas he stood at a lonely win the St. Cyr road, St. Louis y and held a revolver against gattempted to drive his auto- away, but he opened fire, them and from a bullet mark | p tbe oar concluded that he wound- one, although a search of the We brash beside the road did not anyone. He believes the man made his way and was taken away by | gmpanion. Police are Inquir- ef physicians and hospitals § in ~ ye'’s Story of Robbery. holt's was as follows: he was “scouting” fice hours. Leaving the Baden ne atation he noticed two young | tn a Ford car driving at a} rate north on Broadway and chase, turning into Bellefon- oad. That road is under re- Ot sear the top of a long hill and | mholt eautious!y slackened | i When he again ere. road, the car he was pursuing.- disappeared. He concluded | *% had turned Jnto a side road, being near the St. Cyr road, tof his own car into it and pro- 468 about half a mile. Bigns of engine trouble caused to stop and alight. As he did so heard.a footfall behind him, ig pressed into his side and eaoice; “Stick ‘em up.” He As is his cus- ’ him he yaaa Hée saw a second man ap- r from the roadside and take up position on the far side of the car.} an automobile seen approaching from the thw: “Get into the machine.” yemne man holding the’ revolv- Semmanded. Helmholt obeyed. Ryodr hands on the wheel,” was TI commnand and Helmholt did| He remained in that posture} th the young man holdir g the re- deside him and the second man standing in the road until “Spproaching automobile had Hands Over Puree. revol\ e) Nei Helmholt to alight again began a search. He examined fing and bhegar remove his we Helmholt knew if the search anued they would find his , Strapped against his side. i} yh “That’s only a ar hee ~ noney, a eet it tor you, ies ! Ile reached with hand around his body tn- pocket from which he took containing about $52 and ft over. | weet kind of a car is this? =e the young men asked. Helm- "} med the make “Sure” att the young man. “Well. get BS start it.” mholt did 60 and, thinking . ae ehitt in gear and sudden start re the pair down. for “. 7d lever. ‘“‘Never that, er came the com he obeved. oon Robbers, Who Es ape. me ‘at bend in the road?” molt didn't, but he nodded that , “You'll find your car around ind.” Helmholt was standing the rear seat of the car. i t ® young men were in eee. He heard the nois A r shift. For s the pair we re of iis! revolver and ws ®men tlires oO; } e door 5 Opposite sid. . ete olt fired thot. They jumped out and lato the Hem Helmbholt more shots and one of Men fired a shot in reply. wed om found the brush almost Madle and, without a search- doned search and went Ye. and cheap , > ¥ . tne VOuCrI poe | how reached na Once ~_ the | of punate t} . Tle Tw the Ip. “Ration «of One Of his fipc: 7 P Of th, fro vy behing The bul) 4 hee) or Ht concludes M the at the A Shot was lower down in the the front seat. A third was Inside front door e Which the leaped Bolt is 57 years old and PONCenian -4 Years lie POWerful, having been 'Teaties and 1) iijet ir ehowed ots grazed al point posi- Dar . df ’ : he es ofr has be mith 4 ho’; bie mye Capture of ¢: Se of his nig 820. he «4 tt Ol} |. driver and Woun work wy the sin- higiway- stici only, ured a sp ed- who fired at Ged him in 1! hand Mmhoit boarded the vet the man . aud. AD DS. as He Alights to’ up and, to an |i St. Louis to determine if any : ded man was treated last night. | description of the rob- | the city aft- | | and reached ! ; felt | door then: c ) west, ; of! = ‘of 120 yards, the ship was off ay ae ee ee ee eee ee Gigantic Bombing Airplane That Has Successful ' Trial Flight | eee eee - ee —_—— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ” SECOND WOMAN ENTERS —— + ——— — Se tt —_———— Smith to Fly in Trophy |Miss Daisy Spokane, Wash., Contest. woman has entered the the | feature of the international.ai® ito be held in St. Louis Oct. If, 2 'She is Miss Daisy Smith of Spokane, Wash. ‘ c iwith lo Anotner | On-to-St. Louis Race, opening races. She has a JN type airplane 0 horsepower motor, that distant eclty to St. Louis for the Chamber of Commerce ‘ash prize and trophy for civilian pilots only in- tended to bring here civilian aviators pilot ic from is and One other contest, wom- Mrs. of Ransom, Mexico. in this Horchem Canada anc in has Bertha Kan. Entries race conti planned their entered Dale the On-to-St. Louis 1ue coming in rapidly. It to have -the contestants .{me flight that as many as possible will reach St. Louis Field Sept. 20, the program begins. Others among the recent are Robert M. Cochrane, Casper, Wro.: Duncan A. Meclntyre, Tulsa, Ok.:*> Charles J. Glasser, Chicago Curtiss Exhibition Co., Garden City, L.. for is ac) , ° any entries United States Senafwer Selden IT. CODE GOVERNING DWELLING MAKES FAST MAIDEN TRIP a Barling Bombers, Weighing 20 Tons, in Air 28 Minutes—Travels at 93 Miles an Hour —Lands Perfectly. By the Associated Press DAYTON, O., Aug. 23.—Surpass ing the expectations of its designer air service officials, airplane, Wiil- homber—world's largest its maiden flight at Field with of the the the slow completed bur Wright The last evening the air was maneu- and in ease which dreadnaught vered, both on ground flight and landing speeds was the chief feature the performance. The plane was in of the air 28 min- i utes, found order cone detail) Vas than perfect This was ft (iniy one nill be in other during the flight. necting rod between the upper and lower elevator planes on the tail, which vibrated considerably, accord- ing to members of the crew. The vibration was not sufficient to mar the success of the flight. Be- fore the airplane took the air, Walter Barling, the Englishman who de- signed it, expressed confidence, but his hands were shaking and his inervousness otherwise was apparent as he climbed through the small trap into the fuselage the ship, following Lieut. Harold R. Harris, pilot: Lieut. Muir Fairchild, assist- ant pilot, and Culver. Under its own power, the giant raft swung around for a quarter turn and moved off to the south- to get into position. Arrived at this position, the s! remained for a time. with motors ldie. Suddenly came a deafening roar as the six Liberty motors were speeded up preparatory to the take An instant later the ship moved the ffeld. Ort Ground in 9 Seconds. nine seconds and atiter a or to he ol across run the ground, taking the air ai a speed of about 50 miles an hour. The craft gained altitude steadily and was 30 feet in the air by the time it passed the place where a battery of camera men were sta- Lioned. The spread 4 standard Army Att espec ia) liy Ww seep 1i1 of the lors on -than-air in the wings. highest altitude gained although pilots expressed that a much greater alti- have been obtained if In tail of the Barling has a wing greater than that o! the DH- training ship of the and this large en the ship was far ‘similar to the box first Wright ship. the tirst machine S .* ,,* >e , it - pe! Success- Pet, i avier were located was he helief tnde could lesived. 92-Miles-an-Hour Specd he CT sl rouna, RECEIVERSHIP ACTION POSTPONED Counsel in Power Truck Suit Tnable io Agree on Hearing Datc. tiearing an applicatik ange yuan for th Power Tr Tra sti (“ircuit VOFMME upon pans (eee tis De ti- by be action |! tine at matters ined oO (itionine stockholders can by the board f directors 4 be thrashed out at the meeting of et OC kholds rs. next Monday. and that no jurisdiction i lise COT) Pie o and i nnud she luied (‘irculit ¢ for ‘ourt oS pprehic' n’ 4 ‘ l’ost-Lyspatcn vig rousliy op- cotn- would he i. al li Pet. the com- sanys pleat, Ww! an all-day se8- will be held, to » followed by session at Moolah Templ« - mio! a nievi: — ote Sop “never Its landing speed was about 60 miles the Barling: i while seemed ‘giant giant ' take-off and. ‘great Engineer Douglass, up ,. iwhi > = ~~ a a Se cat ‘ - nee A wavering from the course set. an hour, but the maximum speed of in flight. The landing was perfect. The ship to suspended on some cuble a lowe red to tT "! ry Tr a hv “vullv loaded. Th si.1p smaller the the appeara! 7% » 2 pia! - S| | between iarg Six Liberty) motors of 400-horse- power each, three on each aide of the | fuselage, with a propeller direct onto the crankshaft of cach motor, furnish the péwer. Four of | the propellers are of the tractor tvpe. attached le two wre pushers. gasoline capacity is a little] ian 2000 gallons, eufficient for | about 12 hours in the air under ‘% . 1+ > ary conditions orli- mv! L.- j . esx, of the bo ‘cchnically "Know nas the N. B. ll be held : rting early next % Sarria. of the test flight of MeCook File (oda. In the test all data as to the height reach. its maximum 41 nder varying Cwuli- absolute load Mmit information is brought Performance testis la, said 7 Lmum spceus U ditions, its all technica! a out f take Field flyers Selfridge | ‘nival ! flight will day at McCook together with Wric! The ret publi place Labor when 64 iS post, Lrom ? ll] \bhe ARGENTINE - COURT MEMBERS Appointed to Permanent Body | on Arbitration. Press. j our ated AIRES, Aug. 25.- Alvear has appointed Dr. Augusto Montes J>@ Oca, who | Argentine delegation at antiago conference as a mem- of the per! court of arbi- ation, formed under the convention adopted at The Hague conference of 1907 He will take the place of the late Dr. Luis M. Drago. The President alsg reappointed Dr. Estanisiaus Zeballos, Dr. Joaquin V. Gonzales and Dr. Carios Rodriguez Larretta to membership in the court. Their terms had expired. liquer Found in Poclroem, prohibition agents, head- ed by Chief Agent Vursell of the Past ifjuis office, today raided | a poolroom conducted by Wilitam | Hanley at 729 Trembley avenue, East | + Jouls. They confiscated one gal- | len of » > ae McKelvey Announces Nine Inches of Oldest Says Father Had ¢ iven Pet Saordiai mission for Them to Go. As The, Brick to Four Inches of Tile H D vey hana ’ y ' of the 7 , > > Must Re Used. ave one n ef’vious Car~. Commerce 3 The four ant Stee iid cael Building contractors and architects vanity eral New, Gen. John J. - Pershing, ps old: 7.|:Arthur Brisbane and Congressman and Francis. Winslow of Massachusetts, MANGANES: © MINES — REOPEN Advance in Ore Price Causes Hoom | Navy Floover. Barron children. Robert. William. 4: | 10, ’ ’ — out of the years Celeste, were notified, in a letter sent by Director McKelvey department of Public who disappeared that, 2722A North Grand the requirement of the 6° pili: on SOCRERY IOC andy , , who were being sought by the police building code, for 9 inches of brick! a theory that they had been kid- to 4 inches of tile in construction Of! naped, were found enjoying them- Near Batesville. Ark. the walls of dwellings, would be en-/celves this morning at the Catholic Special to the Post-Dispatch forced atrictly. Outing Home. on Floriesant road. at BATESVILLE, Ark.- For some time past, Director Mce- the of the Bellefontaine street mese industry in this Kelvey said today. has issued/-ar line dormant for permits for constructions of dwell-!" rancis, taken on new lif ings not more than tw mo | brothers and sister advance in the price of manga- height, with the legal proportions of The father. Leo The little town of Cush- brick and tile reversed-—9 inches of to the and miles north of Batesville and tile and 4 of brick This was done,/t» take the they uD art of the manganese belt, he said, after consultation with the! cuch protests that decided to al- becoming a typi mining Mayor, and because of a prevailing’ low them to there the re- Mines which have been of brick. i mainder of the week. for vears have reopened and ately it has bene noticed that a! The chi ni force, and several softer grade of tile was being used.) whom are mines are being worked’ and he determined, as brick is now (Children's R. & Handford, manganese rientiful, to return to the require- of their mother. had been erator of this city, ments of the code. home in previous il ered a new mies Cushman Director Mc Kelvey, in rer vacations about a week, and hich is producing the high- his inspection Tuesday morn Francis told the est grade « ore seen yesterday condemned a matron that father had given district. structure at 3022 permission for them to go out A The owner man who knew of their presence there saw an account of the disap- | pearance in a newspaper and tele- GOODS | pronea the matron. who, in turn, notified the police and father — . . from their home, Safety, hereafter il to The mangai- county, which | ‘al years, to the end he has been sevel his has due re- on i * nese nan i - he took there Barron, arted the eldest said Stories ittle ‘ent " acation. ore. hastened home st but in the he ix rown away, set he remain boom idle are rune new . 7 ; ai T . ‘* . ne Tui! of 1 of iliness three oldest the ldrer the wards of soar (;uardians.swdue to op- taken to recently uncoy- the years for sum- near the buildings, one-story Lambdin | Topeka, | course of ~mzg his he Says f manganese of of old this frame avenue Kan. Confesses He Fesned Mother’ Ss Name. John Houserman, 17 years old, son of Mrs. Mary Houserman, 2817 | Relt avenue, 2 widow, yesterday con- hat he-rad lives in ee eee OVER SEIZED Issned for Delivery of $3000 . es a ‘ ‘4 in Panchboard Prize« Burglars Crawl Through Icebox. rs ee - 7 +) he Mound ity Oo. Burglars, w climbed — fiouserman tolu po! Winkle, 4961 rane lso had been torge through the hecks : 1) each er ? 4 Usea nounced, t Lother’s name ‘ks, tinge $329, cashed ssed, police al Tor rec his Order . ecole weerexz: Mrs. her five f Trust was filed in the Circuit Court 410 sania Salés Coa. against the Chief of Police and Chief of Detectives to replevin ‘han- dise seized at the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Parish School, 2727 North Tuesday. An order as8uit yeste! Oliver L. ‘vard., Lo against First National itted spending and the hk inF 4 Lhe pwarisi ‘ 11e€l oF of years old, the C. the company concern and THE O. & W. THUM boards, tioneér. Save time in traffic Autocar. Short wheelbase Motor Irucks A . | to 6 tons Capacities ~*~ $1100 to $4350 Chassis prices ¥. St. Louis Factory Branch Autocar Sales and Service Co. of Mo. 2740 LOCUST ST. Bomont 890. We sell, service and recondition Autocars exclusive BARTENDER SHOT, From ’ ’ 'wounded at 4: and will’ This rage is: from all parts of the United States, ' | : before the regular’ /hiding behind a telephone pole and in ji' r to 1h by Te - ’ dinner and theater par- | TANGLEFOOT 2 GIRLS AND MEN, HERE ° ASSAILANT TAKEN’ FOR CONVENTION, HELD Prisoner Says He Fired From) Behind Pole as Man Advanced, From Father of One of Revolver in Hand. Young Women. 28 years old, of North Taylor avenwde, bartender 7200 North Broadway, seriously Felix Freemont. 4125 in a saloon at Two young women and two younse men who came here together ff the national convention of the Bets ‘Phi Sigma high school fraternity, at codine edie | Hotel Chase. were detained by the police yesterday at the request of stood In the street in front of the Department of Justice, follow- George Meyers, ts a »-empage fren the father one of the girls. After questioning the young women today, District A! torney Curry refused to issue 4 war- rant, and the girls will be released. The men will be hele vices from Columbus, O., where the men reside. The voung women gave the names of Miss May Edith Boak, 22 y old, of Philadelphia, and Miss L han Bean, 18, of Columbus, O., both students at Intermont College, Bris- tol, West Va. The men said they | were B. Frank Corbin, 24, and Otis (> Galentin, 23, both of Columbus, graduates of Ohio State U niversity. They were arrested yesterday «ft- crnoon as they were about to start on an automobile drive from the Hiotel Chase, in Corbin'’s automobile. | which they had driven here. Dr. E. H. Bean of Columbus had previous- lly wired asking that an investigation be made. (‘orbin, who was shot three times and 30 a. mM. the sa- 28, of 366 Car- the police gay, ad-| was 4afFre | loon. rie avenue, who, mits shooting Freemont, rested. At city hospital the injured man told reporters he was shot from am- bush when he stepped from the sa- loon and did not know who shot him. sulle@s entered his neck, left side! and chest, and his condition is criti- cal. Lieut. Walsh and Patrolman ©’ Rourke of the Angelica street sta-'| tion chanced to drive up to the sa- loon a few minutes after the shots were fired. They found Freemont lying in the street and Meyers bend- ing over him. A third man was} ® number of others were watching from the saloon. These. witnesses told Walsh that Meyers fired the shots. He confessed, said went ‘nto ft morning for drink said, and Freemont favor. tryvisg to and lie this Walsh reported, self-defense. early of water, he refuesd the sell hinn beverage instead. Thev had words and) departed, returning some time later with his revolver. When he drove up, he declared, reemont,Was Waiting at the front’ door, revolver in hand. He said he) got out and sprang behind a tele- phone pole. Freemont, he said, ad-| Roak wanted to attend the meeting, vanced toward him, calling out.| but, fearing parental objection, she “Now use your gun.” He fired three) toiqg her tather she was going to a times and Freemont fell. lake near Columbus. When they all Witnesses corroborated Meyers’ arrived here, Miss Bean said, story tn its essential details. Two re- registered at Hotel Chase as hus- volvers were handed to the police.) pangs and wives, but only because One contained three discharged Car-/ +e, aid not wish Miss Bean's name | triad rT ‘to appear. She and Miss Boak oceu- pied one room and the young men |the other. There was nothing im- proper, she declared. Missouri Road Condition:. iy Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. Kansas City—Clear, roads good. St. Joseph——Clear; roads goo’. Joplin—-Clear; roads good. Hannibal-—Clear; roads good Sedalia—Clear: roads good. defferson City Clear; roads goo! Columbia—cClear; roads fair. Moberly—Cicar; roads good. Springfield—Clear: roads gol. ---—— © e © 8 +e oe oe ewe © | he sho! n is an officer in the fraternity, and who has a wife and child in Columbus, told a Post-Dis- patch reporter that he and Galen- tin Carne to attendt the conclave, as is their custom. Gatllentin suggevst- |¢d that they bring the two young women with them, and Corbin con- curred. They left Columbus on Sat- urday, he said, and arrived here Monda?. he saloon Meyers Slot Machines (onfiscated. machines without mer- found a garage avente, Two slot chandise attachments were by detectives vesterday in a‘ Natural Bridge operated pv tlenrv J. Reineke, who lives above the garerce The ma- chines were confiscated and Rein- eke arrested. Another slot machine was found in the saloon at Broad. | way and Etussell street conducted by ward Foerste!, 1916 Menard street | iso was confiscated and Foer- arrested. 5251-53 se 3 4 aee 3 (ZB | 06-08 Washington Av. Thru to Stxth St. | Special! FOR FRIDAY ONLY Our Popular-Price Mil- linery Section Offers 500 Trimmed Duvetyn Hats . . .. ina Manufacturers’ Clean-Up SMO Seca tat a «ss VALUES $5, $7.50, $10 atu te ied ee oe > ee - - Applique effects in lovely colors P nay think of it! Beautiful new Silk Duvetyn Hats in season's best styles, such as turbans, tams, drooping effects... Trimmings of ostrich, fancy feath- ers and ornaments... All of the wanted shades. ~\ Val 4 Embroidertes in ao <dasstling Duvetyn 46 Lyons Velvet combined Deh, Ain es _— weer: . a yee ar wz Mice 230K Le y La a ae ere one + » The Hats Are te Our on Dtepiar Popular Price 0 g pend.rgs ad ©» Miss bean said that she and Miss they: - ,

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ioe, - 7? Gwe ™~ oe ee Me nd * -_ Ot. - - ae & — ee ae = oe . “7. —~ “* ; ee » r . ~» = « i = ele a 2 eh ee AE Reo - eT Cer se eee ce — ore “pe ‘ o-, ’ oe . oe8 NT ee ee —_~— ~ — a - —_—— — - ily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. THUR »proximately Equals that of the Da . > —_—_- ——. 4 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATC The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone A; SS warmers ts: —T et ae ae tad Pao tt a and disgusted with Anto Sperd Cases Decrease 8 Per/in Cty Court No. 2 $11.98. More eted in the first atx Se eS ieee ae | than 53 per cent of the cases dock- year were for traffigus CITY TAKES APPEAL IN Cauifie who now is epecial counse! ceiver’of ¢t! nited Railways. has home ts in Ironton. Mo., died at the she was : : for the | city hospital early today from poison life.” of Cole County for a writ of Caulfield regards the valuation as ‘" “er room at 515 North Whittier her sister had been discouraged Hauk. clerk of the police courts : ; : at . | ss ‘ . : ss : . ; a : = a . . : id oi ; tan a a " or ™ oe i 23 - ™ Application for Meview Filed in Cir- certiorari im the vealwation case. If excessive, having held out . Street, & BSTC GAS WES CHS dasa since an operation some Ume ago show that the number of amtement! rsa 6 , ee? oo * > - > a _ cult Court of Cole County at ‘ euilt Judge Westhues grants the $05,975. while Francis maintained | maid, yesterday afternoon. On the epeed cases tried in he first six Jefferson City. writ. and it that he ll should be $70.900.008 It is enttrely W#Y_to the hospital she told police ADVERTISEMENT months of this year decreased § per Sper. te the Post -Ivepatc! ae : ’ 4 rtircre or ' * h . - possible that hot h the city and the ee pais cént as compared with the same : " ™ ; *y > - . " 2 . : ee % ; : . : . : ’ ee ‘ +24 - x se | : . : : - - BPI BRS ‘ v1 ' ‘ 7 ' ec ings : ure thea Welles : c : receiver may carry the case all the e ’ period in 1922, while the nurnber Oo. 2 ad 4*y _- we Owi a~¢ tarda $4484 400": ha ait ‘eS A : : ee a Rawle reste Chis case will he certified to him for way to the Cited states Suvreme (Comfort Your Skin} MeMullin’s Formula careless Grtving custe Seeueaeed 9 ‘oked i's a rh ¢ ; aAnNDpeo co P rmatior ‘ - eo } ree Fina! . nn 2ings in the case e e per cent. of the S336 cases tried for | 7 > orn? 4 dj of ™ 4 ‘he \I afin nm — ’ ‘oe - a «8 : ae asses . ; : a, ps : " eo " nneal fr ra : woule rrobablr will be taken as basis for With¢ uticura Soa 4 ma & Ha Fey f violation of traffic ordinaances, 1323 | eourt Public Service Cor —_ ma Pacis: esc" Mpeg a reorganization of ih mpany. Of J were for speeding. and of this gum- | . her there were 1214 comvicted and | ing valuation of the United Railways te the State Supreme Court and fr dF Tal Eby of | are. Balboa: vet | oe ets =e pnteteeeeneenain an ragrant CUM? —-oucns, weak lungs, bronchial sines. The average fine for speeding BROADWAY & FRANKLIN property in St. is | to : haa ee for rate-makinge purm nited § te Woman Who Took Poison Dies. Smo. 0 i or wg ag troubles. A wonderful germicide and gas $7.46 in City Court No. 1 and Pormer i*i-e ,° rome iITenyr : rs i itta*new fo th re. Mildred Moss. 73 vears old. whose —_— — antiseptic. For sale bv all druggists. a gy 6ecj_c.-[TwT TNO ewnqnQ SSS I lie ined a Charge Purchases Made During This Sale ~ Cash Purchases Will Be Held for Future Will Be Billed on October 31 Mergina ared and cuffed in such luxurious and Ardsley stylish furs as: Granada ) | Viatka Lustrosa | Beaver Formosa | Wolf Ormadale | Fox Franzette Caracul Brytonia | Squirrel Patricia Beerhen a The Lining : _ > re gorgeo rs% oe 2 € > ama . Fy ‘oat | © . . > ,»» . +. . > i " ”- . * ~ . 5 al ‘vv? ~~ ~ ‘7? ~* - ; ? ; : Qy tT! a nou + el ~ ane ws -* . ae Bonivoine ie Trevonnet . | pe rs Included Are 20 Magnificent Sample Coats and Wraps Worth Fully as Much as $125 EVERY COLOR THAT FASHION FAVORS scene ee 7 “See... een @ The Fur Alone 4 | | ar 2 on Many Coats ~“™ at nv, F | ! mt € Women’s Is Worth More ee — : @ Misses’ Si . a ~_ ; ; | — e Sa Ee i \ pi | lish St af # Than $50.00 Bes ee ce @ Extra Sixes SaaS THOMAS W. GARLAND (Ine.) 403-1]-18 BROADWAY AND 41012-14 SIXTH gr SO ee ee THRIFT A The Buy-Way of Panta Frocks Well tailored of ponge binding and appliqued in cc ctical little garments | 6 years. Sizes 2 to Ym ee ee Longline Brassie ‘ Fashioned of pink ag elastic section on side at to fit well down over low ¢ to 44. 51-Piece Dinner Se 9 This service is complete end is of light-weig%t de lain, decorated in dainty ce effect. Starnped Coverall Made of unbleached several simple and attracti Men's and Women’s At $1.10 Made of American taffeta, gon frames. The handles mission have handy wrist ¢ Opera and Prince of Wales Women’s Linen | At 2 for 25 Handkerchiefs of sheer ¢ fnished with neatly hemstite Marquisette Curta In this lot are 300 Sets Dutch Curtains, finished hemstitched and headed, re mail or r*hone orders acc ‘Thrift Avr Bath Towels = hea ioe al vy wei and measure r Crash Toweling Fifteen hundred yards bleached Crash Towcling. quality with neat weer - | Monogram Plaid At $6.95 F Lamb's weol, mixed with a smal] percentage sotten to prevent from shrinking. + binding at edge. @ are several col- ered plaids from which @® choose. Measure 64x Ge inches for full-siee peds | aes Aver ce, atin Fileor Notion St Display Indispens at Prices for§ Sanitary Aprons, of gum Sesitary Napkins, 12 in | Baby Pants, of pure gum Sew-on Supporters, West Electric Hair Curl Garter Lengths of frilled Witz the selection of the desire for a new : Rew costume is upc — may select several at

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T 5 AUGUST 38 they, = s eted in the first six mont >| year were for traffic Violat REASONABLE. Frames > Complcte Y & FRANSLIN ulure see tomor- lity that ment, spe- is the out- ig, “Fee en ceuw ee ae oe eee Oe ~~ee ee « ® : : “ at - ~ pet @ 7 oe. 4 Women’s Sizes” Misses’ Sizes ~:' Extra Sizes -.» Stylish Stouts* ; en ee ee ee ae ae fe —_ _ ’ » uw . 1 * “Seer =e lied ee eee | | | , fs 3 >? Z and is of light-weight domestic semi-porce- 1 igin, decorated in dainty conventional border “= The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and an ‘ Age PRA ae : oh tb, ad EE eee US ae lee the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH & ee Se — ee eee oe a THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis Panta Frocks at 55c ’ Well tailored of pongette, trimmed with and appliqued in contrasting colors. ctical little garments for daytime wear. " a to 6 years. Sizes (Second Yiloor end Thrift Avenue.) Longline Brassiere at 59c Fashioned of pink figured material with elastic section on side at waistline. Made to fit well down over low corset. Sizes 34 to 44. s1-Piece Dinner Set at $9.50 This service is complete for six persons effect. Stamped Coverall Apron at 79c Made of unbleached muslin, stamped in several simple and attractive designs. Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas At $1.10 Made of American taffeta, on strong para- gon frames. The handles of ebonite and mission have handy wrist cords and rings. Opera and Prince of Wales styles for men. Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs At 2 for 25c¢ Handkerchiefs of sheer quality Irish linen, finished with neatly hemstitched ‘%-in. hems. Marquisette Curtains at 98c In this lot are 300 Sets of Marquisette Dutch Curtains, finished with lace. They are hemstitched and headed, ready to hang. No mail or rhone orders accepted. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Bath Towels at 25c¢ One thousand bleached Bath Towels of heavy weight terry cloth. Neatly and measure 19x38 inches. Crash Toweling at 15c Yard @ Fifteen hundred yards of fine quality bleached Crash Toweling. A very absorbent. quality with neat fast-colored blue borders. (Square 9—Main Floor.) ‘Monogram Plaid Blankets At $6.95 Pair ‘Lamb's wool, mixed with a. small percentage @etton to prevent from _ shrinking. binding at edge. © are several col- ored plaids from which choose. Measure 66x inches for full-size Weds. (Thrift Avenue-— Main Floor.) Notion Specials Display Indispensable Trifles at Prices for Saving Senitery Aprons, of gum rubber, each, 29¢ Begitary Napkins, 12 in box, box, Z5€ Baby Pants, of pure gum rubber, pair, 25- Sew-on Supporters, two-strap, pair, I5C | Wést Electric Hair Curlers, 5 on card, 17¢ Gerter Lengths of frilled elastic, piece, roc , (Main Floor.) New Handbags 2000 Leather Bags ina Special Selling ac J-69 Wits the selection of a Fall wardrobe the desire for a new Bag to match the aeW costume is uppermost. From this group 4a May select several at a small expendi- e. A Bag for every occasion is included. © are many styles—pouches, swagger Myles, deep flaps, outside pocket styles, one and two handled Bags. All have the de- =~ “ifror and coin purse equipment and ste well lined. The leathers are tooled, al- tor grain, India leathers, Morocco, and “a 8. Colors are black. brown, gray and and many two-toned effects. ere worthy values. (Leather Goods Dept. and Square & Main Fioo®.) * a - < - . wf 5 stench agile ae ARN ag oO le ile BR ee — —- —s _ See ——— EE eee ——— ER & FULLER _GRAND-LEADER — —— ———_— — year. pFriday’s Store News Presents Very Important 1400 Pairs Thread Silk CHIFFON STOCKINGS —Full Fashioned With Pointex Heel P| £9 Pair HESE are Stockings of fine quality and exceptional beauty. Because some are slightly irregular without impairment to their wearing qualities, we are able to offer them at this low price. Reinforced with mercerized lisle top, double soles, and high-spliced heels and toes, they promise the maximum of wear. The colors are Black Gunmetal Fawn New Suede» Caramel The foot is all-silk. Sizes 8%, 9, 9% and 10. Medium Gray Cinnamon The August Sale of AUTUMN SHOES S an event of interest, as it is a departure from usual merchandising prac- tice, offering new Fall and Winter styles at special prices. Gore Suede Pumps Fashion's Latest Novelty At $9.90 Pair THIs group offers many of the at- tractive 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 colors. Satin Pumps Including Brocade Patterns At $7.50 Pair Plain satin or brocade Pumps in new cut-out designs, are trimmed with suede, and stimulate interest in this ever-popular model. Also attractive kid Pumps in unique strap and cut-out designs. “Johnny” Oxfords And Strap Pumps of Kid At $5.85 Pair With plain toe, low heel and short vamp — A Special Clearing of Men’s Summer Suits at $9.00 So extraordinary are these values that men will find it worth while to buy for next season's wear, still time to get considerable service from them there is this ‘Fourth Fieor.) el - Items of Great Interest | NEW FALL. APPAREL | Forecasts the Trend of Fashion for the New Season The New Suits Vary in Coat Length and Materials * Specially Priced 5 2922-$ 392 THE colors exhibited in these Suits are navy, black, and Egyptian granite. a new shede that is most pleasing. trosa and continued in this The coats are severely tailored pageant. and from 36 to 38 inches in length. ~ All are beautifully crepe lined. Some models flaunt machine em- broidery in conventional border designs, others adhere to tucks and piping—either are sparingly applied. design. The quality of these Suits is give them charm. exceptional—the materials are Poiret twill and Velonna. Sizes 34 to 46. (‘Third Floor.) A Final Clearing Sale of Summer Tub Dresses At oe. & | Wweourp you buy a Summer Tub Dress if you could secure it at a very low price? Such an opportunity is offered in this sale. We believe that the urge to purchase these lovely Dresses of ratine, linen, voile, tissues and Normandy voile at the exceptionally low price named for Friday, will bring a ready purchaser for every model included. We advise early selection. represented. Sizes 34 to 521% | (Third Fleor.) ™ \ Ar. — ‘ : ~ ; a a ye The New Coats Favor Soft-Pile Fabrics and Fur Trimming Specially Priced 545 nt 555 THE so{t-pile fabrics—Orman- dale, Arabella, Fashona, Lus- similar materiale — which won favor last year, are year’s style In colors of brown, navy, black, and kit fox, there are offered at these low prices luxurious Wraps of individuality and distinctive Some are fur trimmed, with collars of squirrel, platinum wolf, and sad fox, while others depend entirely upon lines to All are cut extra full and long, and are crepe lined. Sizes 34 to 46. (Third Floor.) The New Frocks Announce the Vogue of Tucks and Flounces Moderately Priced 545 HE individual dash of each Frock warrants a detailed de- scription, but so varied is one from another that only the most general description is possible for the group. All continue long lines but ex- ecute them, according to the ma- terial, in the vogue for flounces, tiers, tucks, and drapes. ‘There are lustrous satins, rich crepe-back satins, crepes de chine, and Poiret twills. Some are elab- orate, others very simply tailored. All are’ exceedingly charming. Sizes 36 to 44. (Third Floor.) Aluminum Double Boilers, 95c Of heavy quality aluminum, in the 2- quart size. Aluminum Coffee Percolator Tableware 10,000 pieces of silver-plated Table- the “Johnny” Oxford wins quick approval. A new strap Pump of kid with bands in contrasting color, and patent leather Pumps in cut-out designs, give a pleasing suggestion of newness to an established mode. (Matin Floor.) August Sale of Furniture Reveals Bargains Steel Beds, $17.75 ULL or twin bed sizes at this special price. Built -in an attractive design and finished in brown mahogany, have 2-inch square continu- ous posts and heavy filling rods. Illustrated. Coil Spring, $15.75 An Englander double-deck coil Spring made of good oil-tempered steel. Built in full or twin bed sizes to fit wood or irom bedstead. A very good value. in Beds Felt Mattress, $21.95 A Stearns & Foster Mattress at this price. White cotton felt, weighing 50 pounds, is covered in a good grade of art ticking. Same Mattress, in twin bed size, $19.75 Enamel Cot, $3.50 Finished in soft gray, frame is substantially built and is 2 feet 5 inches wide. A cotton Pad, covered avith fancy art ticking, to fit above cots, is specially priced $3.25. Illustrated. (Seer th Floor ) Easy Terms of Payment. ware, a simple bright finish pattern, desirable for household or camping uses are offered at special prices Fri- day. Teaspoons, each, Orange Spoons, each, Oyster Forks, each, Dinner Forks, each, Salad Forks, each, Butter Spreaders, ea., Dinner Knives, each, Tablespoons, each, Sugar Shells, each, Butter Knives, each, gc Isc ate Igc 25C Igc 25C Igc zsec Z5ec (Main Fleor.) Glassware At Exceedingly Low Prices Table Stemware, 39c Each [ EAD-BLOWN glass, optic style, decorated with handcut floral de- sign. Subject to slight imperfections. In this offering are ipcluded: Goblets Sherbets Fruit Salads Water Tumblers, 3c Each A g.oup of assorted styles. All are of medium-weight glass and especial- ly useful in the kitchen. . (Fifth Fisor.) At 95c Straight shape, made of good quality aluminum. §8-cup capacity. Aluminum Saucepan Sets, 95c In three sizes—1, 1's and 2 quarts. Double-lipped style. Aluminum Covered Saucepan At 95c Six-quart size, fitted with aluminum cover. Aluminum Colanders, 95c This Colander is 11% inches in diam- eter and fitted with dide handles. Aluminum Round Roasters, 95c Double style. Made of heavy quality aluminum, with side handles. Aluminum Preserving Kettle At 95c _Mirro Aluminum Measures, 59c. | minurn. Fitted with bail handles. 8-quart size. Aluminum Skillets, 79c Aluminum Skillets, fitted with wpod handles. Aluminum Mixing Bowl Sets At 79c¢ May be had in sizes 1 quarts. Aluminum Pudding Pan Sets At 79c Available in sizes 1, 1'+ and 2 quarts. Aluminum Egg Poacher, 79c Will poach five eggs at one time. Fit- ted with handle. Aluminum Coffee Percolators At 79c¢" Straight-shape Percolator, in 6-cup ca- pacity. Aluminum Colanders, Bowl! shape, htted with side g inches in diameter. Mirro Aluminum Coffee Percolators. $1.69 Of heavy quality alurninum. 8-cup size. 144 and 2 gc ndles. A Special Selling of ALUMINUMWARE | did for pouring off liquids. 4-quart size. Mirro Aluminum Double Boilers, $1.89 ° Two-quart size, very specially priced. Mirro Aluminum Preserving Set, $1.98 Consisting of kettle, aluminum ladle and combination fruit funnel. Made of heavy quality aluminum. Quart size. Wearever Aluminum - Saucepan Set, $1.79 Set comprises three pieces, of heavy quality aluminum, in sizes 14%, 2 and 3% quarts. Wearever Aluminum Teakettles, $2.95 Seamless style, of heavy quality alu- §-quart size. \ Wearever Aluminum Pudding Pan, 49c In 2-quart size. Made heavy alu- minum. Wearever Aluminum Cake Pans, agc. Medium size specially rable for jelly cakes. , Universal Aluminum Cake Pans At 95c Large size, with tube center and loose bottom. Universal Aluminum Strainer Kettles, $1.19 Fitted with lock strainer cover, splen- ¢« Universal Aluminum §.- -Coffee Percolator, $4.79 Large 9-cup size, made of s high- grade aluminum. Universal Aluminum Teakettles, $3.95 Extra large size, 6%4-quart Seamless style. (Fifth

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— ‘ City Circ alapon of the —_ POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. _ a A — — — ae ee — - = a “CHEK” EVANS FREED . | OF FRAUD CHARGE ruges-Uande'voo “Store Hours: Daily, 8:30 to 5:00; Saturday, 8:30 to 5:30 Fi ine IT wo- Trouser Suits \ a) i Whose Birthday Is Tomorrow? Bitter Sweets, Luscious Chocolate Dipped Cherries, Nougats and Caramels A special Candy offering at HERZ Friday. See th» box in our windows. Each piece fresh. Each box daintily packed. FRIDAY. in pound boxes—A POUND 4) Lord Baltimore Cream Caramels Cake &«sorted—iry a bor of HERZ Twe Muffy white § tavers fell Cream Caramels if you rRIDAY a rich butter - . 23 cream icing HALF creaming = OQ wr, Cc Olive and Locust From Ninth fe" —all hand-finished, smart Fall Suits for the Maple Black Walnut Stollen business man and the college youth— -? ith «arn. |. 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Y . iy ° , er . ; ‘ 4 Tg SO We Ship Candy Safely Anywhere saahgater: ; , NS ii e wa : _ a . . : 7 - ; . > s) , &. - + - . . : a s : ; . 4 ; ¥ | : ‘ Pct ts iI } : ‘im’ ; ‘ oe ju £ f oth PLP a ‘ ; >. F' : ‘ 4 : . Wei -- 7 ' \ i , q . 2 . iF Nee ee : 1 : ’ ns ’ ’ 7 } ; , P t ti u : , he which he had asked Evan , ANTE ~\'S | / ice “3 mos su . ’ \ ‘ . , . . ase ’ : - > . . = * = > +4? * + a e " * : a ’ ~~" > > = 7 : ‘ ' : men ~~” " : . . - ' . : — a , ™ ~*~ sd ‘ ; >. ; vs t ‘ , 7 ' » oe ‘ 1] a ree i - . °. sone es ‘ : . ; : a °°. > 7 7 o : . : tr, ; Ww : i | a . . wd a4 ‘ « ; = * : > | The, - / coun : | | | effect it gives. . — @ | > ~* _re , = 2 j a : Bin ' pone - sm . we ee . ' 7 . a, Z ; ‘ yy § oe. 7 =— | ¢ F - . . " . | © ~*~ | = on — ~\ ua ~~ . -* va & mt * ‘ Seu ‘anes © at , . . . 4 . : : ~ : 7 : : ~ . a. = 5 : EB’ . = s > : 7 « MN - ‘ s . e as s st 5 Sa .u .— . Pi - ~ ~ - . " . . ; — : ' B, ; | | | nae AS ; Develo in . ri reiki A v s ¢ . : a a e ° .® ef 4 o . e”* = > . . A SELECT. Gua BBS GWURS GUS SUS SUIS Pras 7 phene fnats te be tree. 58 ie ce! ain - ! | . wie 335 = as ay Nee rence Sees Sere Se ? eey | @ Collars and shoulders hand finished; seams tapeds | BA CNT KID Washingto” such workmanship as you can get only in the” Covered Spanish Heel Autumn Styles Featuring he had never had any doubt af to finest Suits. Two and three button, single and double | breasted models. pe ee ite, LS) BE 3-5 i ert the bromer had asked cae a8 s ~~ = ‘ " o br tr int and had assured Ev- — > i eel “ ; ; . E “a ie there would be no need of more EY 4.9 Pepe §=@ Contracted for at substantially under the regular — Friday & Saturday the Bargain Regn Ew if Moors nad asked nim A | 6d, ) ; fea: ‘ 3 een hecause the manutsnee ene ule opportu at oe a? chen presented it for collection be- lS rx] to keep busy during the dull season. The full s . rn os tlelheag J) ..thoven be had accepted the check ae ret = S| \l we of this important purchase g gooes to the men who if High Spanish o: } must be mad | So OE re sR ~advantage of this ofter. Military Heels. 5 ty ; oe. on Dee ee . — a it : a 4D Men's Clothing Shop—Second@ Fieor df HiTT ‘ ; Wi 4 ‘ OS ‘August Sales of Dainty Lingerie Specially Priced} of happy and profitabiec Twoof the Many shopping for thousands of St. Louis women. RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN BERLIN Undergarments that measure their economy by their wearing value. Their lasting satisfaction is combined 4 tS se The department reflects its own atmo=ephere @f refinement, . Rhoda Primann Was Pormerly wtth dozen : > 2 cludes smart mew patent leather Oxfords eee 7 ' | | | Chemise 4 | Of crepe a | ‘ Be eT cneki aaa os TOME brown calf Oxfords and black kid straps, with at: tind tn thn Seen : | 00 oat | +3 at a de chine, | Whis immense stock tncludes high Louis or military heels. All sizes from er C Leases nnectior ; Is ; ¥, ; Pg Oe t | Seat ie) | , beauti- 4 ase STARCH. KENMO s*, to 8&—Bargain Room feature at $3.95. th the Beritn Univer Infirmary. §] ; a Goper anager . | around | fully oe In 1919 Dr. Erdmanr sa to Hl | j trimmed i} - Vl Anta ; ha ve ae > “en F ~— , , f trimmed potty Eis wom oo ; with lace Fe cnet pe asim | \“ | medalhons LDOON : *S : ~ , ’ ’ . : ; e « mii ’ ; and ribbon as SS as | | 1 = trés rel | i b has Trent . ° a. : Philippine FE-nvelope «( bemise ' — j “a er ; oOwa, a oO | 4 . DUuULt- UD ; oO ' . he Place fo Buy Shoes" a" tien tien tn amin With strap er built-up RE ae hess built-up ~ . — : ~—e S : , . ‘ eme c 7il WASHINGTON AVE By degrees the work of Dr. Erd- 5 and | | } : | | _ shoulder. straps, and hip Mane : i 4 ' : bem "> 2 - : — a . 3 , . ™ — —— : ; — . 22 now been ¥ i'wurated } Z 4 s. oo . . » " - ° “ -_ T : - _ ; = . = . a * : . . > : ; * ne oS ° — * ° - . ° ; _— o ~~ > -_ — # ~ ’ ‘a > . ’ ° . ; e 7 | : : ep) ‘fi . —_ Sawer, | Peg - + be Prutrock & Litton Fourth and St. Charles hy me y 7 \ | | . | ; | Philip. NEW RIVER PASSENGER STEAMER ee eee | Pet cs 7 : | 3 ) pine | : | : Chemise August Sale Values Craft Making Appearance on the | fe | , on | | ) “ a ee Of fine I | Uhio Has Berths for 400 = . et | nr Library Tables | ” nl not oe -” oe \ -F a EES ) ee, nainsook | . ahaess w . | | mabe cer Eas | Rete daintily Thursday and Prida, +—Library Tabies ata | city today celebrated the appear- nd shou!- fraction of their real wi ru 1 Many instances these | as rhe , TaN ~ | Ge'w == der straps em broid- tables are actually marked below evs? eam boat. Wity of Cincinnatl, which pectin dged | : ered in is . eacgea ) 2 > 4% hand and Thes u : Rams F S& . the pair t : with lace: ) © are b sa Lip its . a a .ew ‘?, a “ee eetel ; a2DuU : ' : : _ -t Y , > . : , ; puneso " ~ * \ ‘es. ; ‘ . Ada tua _— . - Ri3¢ : r _ (] #?@#T> : ; : 2 . generous reductions have been made to close them out || pat mena @ enti ooshepat eh of | - Ati work: has : : ' re 7 eo ; - ' J ° ke ltmwmediate! \ Now . ‘ ; ‘et alar rt ul 2 ¥ tt. get a Sne i Sr g = in j ‘ Gouuse ) shoulder living-room table at a wodest outlay i ee 2% 3 straps, ‘rr — Brown mahogany Tabie Wueen Anne priced at $45, nu Another Queen Anne Tabic brown mahogany, a $62 velue, new ~ $39 A carved Queen Aune Table. brown mahoganr, reduc from $65 ‘to A Library Tabie of marked down from $7! to ti FREED BY - CORNER’S VERDICT orth - 3 r\ K ni ers of Veman ” ) ‘ ; \ : | : In giove- , ; ck ney silk, Ce | Of Ray- elastic at 3 [\._ * = ser silk ; Waist and ie Oe elastic at reinfogeed | | | Waist and = , P — . Enees ! knee, im / | ** & ridieuleealy bew we * ines gat; in flesh | ' flesh and ,' POM TEN TO TWENT) FIVE a eo - | only ; white. Starck Player-Pianos. $908 a ~ Trt at i e345 = ~~. — a > bi * _eah pam . ¥ . aa y : ) a ; ’ ‘ ~ AN Be *Bonk Closed Voluntarily ie (32. a0 Ss VE 3 : Ta : : : _ > r “4 ; i ; Eztra Size. $2.75 Sketched above ix an : 20x60 inches. elecant!, fnished , tique walnut. A distinct vle. red from $0 to = — Cy ce ser" cap & cf ree : The POST .DISPraTCH ie the onty Sr Leuts evening

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The City ie City Cire on of the Daily POST. oes: alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,600. ST.LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATER “" beter. iy $ KING OF HEDIAZ SEEKS penne ne ne, waar es aa in F | OUR NEW OFFICES NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—Waldo H. MONTEVIDEO, Aug. 23.—Advice SUNDAY. AUG. 26TH. between two stices of bread are equipped with the most mod. 4 Marshall, 59 years old, formerly from Riviera says that th $3.00, ROL ND TRIP . a et r the ex@qmi- 5 MILLER | President of the American Locomi- San Pedrito in the Decatiiedt aneaa 2B aan ad yond Reyer we sation Of the eyes. | ES Co., died last night at Barnsta- of Rio Grande Do Sul has been taken Tickets: oS -fare. u J I CHAPPELL CO. N Vv lt St les of Excellent T 4 ble, Mass., according to word re- by a force of 2000 revolutionaries wo eden at > nga meses ayy T Cheese | oe ; oveity y aste Panten. here today ‘Lhe state troops have retired. BALTIMORE @& OHIO asty Suite 711 Frises Bidg.. 9th and Olive SSSS= ust From Ninth to to Tenth = ‘Demands Constitutional Govern- r SS = —3 . e tex no Charlies S. Peete. °8 vears old. ts l . rr #«of”)6C6lUrEenglish n the Principie 4 “Mfacturers of Starck Grand. Upright and Player-Pianos Science school in St. Louis i ~ \ SN) “ w . ag : ) \\¥l ly, if *) (| aul) \\y FETE L Hi? AWy ah j } . t 4a y a a WS KG (We ” Law = whet hane \ & oe tigt was killed when his automobile went ™ 7 18 S OLIVE EST A)ss.. cit) obs 2S ee RNER . ser n A ’ Filie home Va. r) Rov ; ‘i; - «= , ~. . - Vemen's Cotten Unica , Kibbed, have bodies op . with ‘inenaped sheulder een. Ik whi eenns ah 31,25 | ILES Et CU RED K N : Ta aa Haitian Commissioner Retursiing. Every Dress ad ae WITHOUT THE = the Associated Preas illustrated, im Me Danae, Masts! Diseases cured by my Sootasng, Gent Guerentee—Care or Ke Pay PORT Alt PRINCE, Haiti Aug this sale at Danger. Re Hospital. Sie aeliten. Mean or Wetns Peder. it will pey yeu °8..—Brigadier-Genera! John H. Rus.- $18.75 eH COME AND BE CURED cell American FRigh Commissioner a Recital list, Office Bears. & ie 5 23 Years - in Haiti. «atied versterday for New a5 Rey Sauk, 501 Pine St, St. Lewis, Me. Cvenings, 7 te® “Senders, 10 te 12 tence York on leave of absence.

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THURSDAY AvaustT 33. — ———— a ACGUST Equals that of the Daly Globe-Democrat and the Times Combine. - A - 2 - —_—- — —— =— — — - —— a —_— —_— aeipentinenenetl os — ~ - = ee — _— ~ a ae — —_ - $$ $$ —_ = a . —_—— ms ~ ‘ - : ” ‘ ' _ y - 4 H " a i Ba ee a . $2.50 Nainsoo ’ : telv ; -_ ar Daily POST-DISPATCH alon- Approximatel; es ene tity Ciscuietes wre eo itis aa — ee — s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH el LL EE i —————— ~ —_—_ IRRIGATION RESERVOIR : : ' — —_ _— — 4 ae aeUtrene oe ge Bees se 26 inch: Wi yvard bolt.. ~ ee ee . ail “a — ee — EE ee Le AI A i me a ome ee ie tly siento shout ——— ee - z+ “, - be éaes- ¢ ae > 2 ” > - ~~ oe ae ore a digtress:ng eseociated with Hay Fever, nights, fits of sneezing, ie vp ip emel c ——— -_ oon. Pet marvre te retiewe. Get « 6! Mee @odéey of write es for coe C eine RAZ-MAH by the ere beard. Templeton Se" Betrott, Mich. Send treatment ea_—~>»s/_—_— DETROIT AND RETURN . e City, via Wabash Lou August 25 and Sept. 1 Tickets good in new a!) steel free Te elining chair cars. Also in sleepin ears and parlor cars on paymen: ¢ the usual Pullman fare. Children half fare. Baggage checked. Return Limit 15 Days Tickets good for return trip within 15 days from date of sa). Detroit-Toledo Service “Detroit Limited” leaves St. Louis 6:30 p. m., arrives tn Detroit 7:15 a. m.—Toledo 7:30 a. m. Apother good train leaves St. Louls 8:15 a. m., arrives Detroft 11:09 p. m —Toledo 1¢:00 p. m. Sti!) another train leaves 11:52 p. m. arrives Detroit 1:45 p. m.—Toledo 1:39 p. m. (set full particulars at Wabash Ticket Office e and Granit ~in 15 Minutes / . N Just 14 minutes even the most sted- bornly straight hair can be made te cur!—and keep its wave for at least & week or more! All by reason of & re markable pew liquid just discovered. It’s almost magical. Just apply s few drops ofthis marvelous Domino Curiette te your heir. Thea use your favorite woos to shape and place the curis—eod im 15 minutes the trick in done! Or 'f roe wish and have the time to spare, you ca5 Use the oid- fashioued silk or kid curiers. In citber None of the straight, dull or un we.) ust one application ey ~''! make it fall in soft. hustrous weres Demine Curiette costs only a few ’ cents at all good drug anc de Wolf-Wilsen, Judge & Delph, Johnson Bros... Enderie Steres, Stix, DOMINO CURLETTE Was $]45Now$]2° Nov. 29. 1923. I had tumbago for over three wears and suffered untold egonies with pains ti my back: The physicians could only gtve me temporary reliefs Mr wife bought me «a bottle of Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy and this one bottle relieved me. I have never had Mr. Brown have had his same experience. They have found Hobo an effective balm for kidney and bladder treat- ment. Its herb extracts, with no alcohol and no habit-form- ing drugs, have given relief and remedy without bad af- ter effects. Start toward health today a bottle of Hobo costs $1.20 r IN COLORADO BREAKS Heavy Loss in Livestock and Damage to Other Property in Arkansas Valley Reported. ted Press. Col.. Aug. 23.—Farms ches in the Arkansas Valley southeastern Colorado were flood- an irrigation river, ; a 4 oo » a PLEBLQO, nd ran last night when > Apishapa “owier,. cra ked. ervoir. built two years aco was TwicorTt and had a storace *> L2e ¢ the walley .ceD & > ta) t to irriga:e - of watt ushed down en the dam collapsed. io! n ~ The break had been foreseen, ow = and telephone warnings had sent out so that residents in ] had time to > - -? ; ver. path oO the flo cape to higher ground. (+ was reported from various parts . valley that the loss in live- % will be considerable and thas damagce was farm sildings, crops and highways. Rocky Ford canteloupe belt in the ‘path of. the flood and crop, which was just about ready was largely te- done tr be harvested stroyed. as the wallof waterrushed on- ward. it spread out until it coverec a cf miles wide “his morning the mundated area oroximately fitty mies long. Jer 1200 feet of Sante Fe railroad track was washed out and power and teliepaone lines were down. This morning two Santa Fe trains, eastbound, at Fow- ler pending repairs to the right o* way. and another was atopped at Nepesta. Other trains on the Santa Ke were held at Pueblo. SEVEN MEN ARRESTED AT g KU KLUX KLAN INITAITION One of Those Takem at Plainfield, Ww. J.. Said He Was Minister— _rse from two to thre: “was aft At & were held Ry the Associated Prem PLAINFIELD. N. J.. Aug. 28.—A Ky Klux Klan initiation here last night ended with the arrest of seven men. one of whom said he was a minister. on charge of carrving fre- arms an automobile The men were held on $500 bond each Forty policemen were guard a kian meeting at a hall in initiation was beings lin the outskirts. Dur- klansmen in groups drove back and forth from the hall to the hill and one of these groups with the result that a two revolvers were aiiead Out ts ‘he ‘le an was searched shotgun and found TROLLEYMEN ACCEPT INCREASE New Jersey Cities Must Approve Before Service Is Resumed. By the Associated Prem. NEWARK, N. J.. Aug. 238.—Ac- “eptance by the 6400 striking Jersey trolleymen of the public service com- panys offer of a 20 per tent wage increase, providing company is permitted t over all bus Lines vy in which it op unced vesterday aft- er a meeting of the trolleymen’s con- ference board with company offi- cials, Acceptance bv erer Goes not sumption for ‘ha » s- serving the 't erates. Was ann the strikers, how- mean immediate re- of trollev service, BT three weeks. The ‘company's proposal ‘t was pointed out be accepted by the bus and the municipalities affected fore it becomes effective. DENIES ANY RELATION WITH KLAX Governor of Texas Answers Ques- tion by Former Exccutive. tied ‘7 TT) must operators be- By the Assoc’ated Press. TEMPLE, Tex... Aug Pat M. Neff of Texas. in a letter to fermer Gov. James E Ferguson, which was published im the Fergu- mn Forum here today. declares that of the kian: been a member of the application for er took an oath ongection with or this organization.” letter was in reply to a }uestionnaire sent to him by Fergu- son, which the latter said was in- tended “to set at rest the many charges and denials that are daily made as to your real relation to the Ku Kiux Kian.” MRS. DE VALERA WORRIED Vainly Seeks Whereabouts of Hus- band at Prison and of Military. the Associated Press DUBLIN. Aug. 23.—Mrs. Eamon de Valera, wife of the Irish repub- ican leader is becoming anxious about the whereabouts of her hus- band She made inquiries vesterday at Mount Joy prison, but was teld he was not there. She thereupon wire military headquarters, but her in quirv ie still unanswered. 23.—Gov. : é not a& member a a have By Nickel Plate Shop Strike Ends. By the Aseectated Press. CIHCAGO, Aug. 73.—Officital ter- mination of the shop crafts strike on the Nickel Pilate System. including the Clover Leaf and Lake Erie & Western Railways, Pw the executive counct! of the Railway Employes Department of the American Feder- atten of Labor became known vesterdar The action was taken according to a letter sent all genera! chairmen of the Nickel Plate System. known as the Van Swearingen lines. when became apparent that wou'd be impossible to take a vote of the strikers, many of whom had scattered and obPtained work else. where, and after efforts of the «ve- tem federation and officia) organiza- tien officers had obtain setUement and letters from shopmen had indicated they desired the strike te be terminated here failed to Tr fe tt ee no es " - 7 he Store for All the People . rith _ bes oilet Goods Specials ming Compacts, Cotys and ; oacors $1.6 Eecrinette’s Double Hubigant’s Powders, all $10.00 Black Narcissus Perfume, 50c Dier Kiss Face Powder $2.90 Mavis Water $1.50 Hairbrushes, solid backs sat _ hy — = 29c Toilet ‘Main Fleer.? French Mixed, ‘Main Ff leer.) a 29c Bath Towels $6-ineh: extra eavy Vests — Outsizes = 25 55c All-Linen Huck Towels - . IG 8 Tow = | for x ent 44@4iii) 72-Inch Damask ~ide—excellent ’ yaras , i = Bat ie i » , . ‘ none Die€a = , - do lpie-tn read “Ww eis { ro Tye av ) > , , * 7 : . . ‘ ' * rm hand embroidered and piain: 5 aiso regular ys Sizes , : Boys’ Union Suits Kr ° : | \ alnso« aS AnG 75c Extra-Size Bloomer and muslin Bio 24-Inch Ready- Hemmed Diapers Se $4 55 $3.29 40-Inch Silk Canton Crepe . = ; : = = laf ‘ a . : . = . : / —_—_—————— = t g ig smali check Chemise Women’s Cotton Hose Black se and white ct yn Ho first and second quality. All ( si7Tes No Phone or Mail Orders Filled Costume Slips z : ‘=e = ~ 7% } mstitca z 7 : « 15 ——$————— ————$—$—— ‘Stevens’ All-Linen Toweling — o- , s $1.95 2 * : or - . . Children’s Sox Hi SOx + ality. full riaii irs juai ; i mercer- * ] sizes a $1 *) Lp a $4.00 40-Inch Canton Crepe é oo? ("ay reve . t = ‘ ni s acea > 4 x : jre« > i | , 7 ; T4443 aa | ry? ‘ ‘ AAs - »_ Lau —_- DiacA NW IN e $2.00 36-Inch Satin Stripe | | 900 New Felt Hats La Jerz gs tae ~ ~ _ _/= _ fa $2.00 36-Inch Taffetas and Messalines $1.50 and $2.00 Corsets : eg as 25c Percales a ‘hy DP - : . . - * ‘i so ~~, . —_ Bedspreads > i] designs = 14 a.@s 25¢ Comfort Cretonnes 81-Inch Genuine Pepperell Sheeting iy 3 a. es = e» - s) “? ; 10 vards. free from e pT . " wit ee 6 A Remarkable Sale 500 Girls’ Dresses l re om : . » : ’ re eee 4 ac 2eca nmacr of Just 100 Girls’ Dresses Years 60c 63-Inch an Head 7 > | | indian H Oc - 22c Percales LO to 20 —— Sale of Women’s and Children’s $2.95 to $4.95 Low Shoes ‘wn Calf Oxfords Patent One-Straves ; Sancdais. am: Red Sandals Rg! > =~ “beh a style. \O a7 y; “ere Sizes 21% to 8, but not all sizes im every AAA DADADADAAAAAAAAAAAADAAAAAAAAA PRRRRRRRRRERREROO800000008 80000008 080000008 005000000 00000000000 Pywweveve’ Ty ie Ss od bo DAS AADDDAAADADADEDADADADDADAADA DD Ae DnAAAAAAAAADDDS ADA wevwyy ve eee sh ee h ee bbabads A Wonderful Showing of New S id d ~ Tailored St More than 100 New Tailored site} who select from the large sizes 0% oa =f ee : eR ; a? 6 a a o— & if ” i ~— Ye Wee « ‘a a als eS ' ; ta thy * a ane . a Zz > 7 oe | , , Av eu BiG *% ort « >> iSUai exceii no e.a : > _— - ™ ; with full rui tie-bac v . sid . is > + — > . . $2.50 Curtains, $1.75 549 pairs. elegant quality double threaded yarns, filet net weaves in a splendid range f patterns and coors. $1.35 to $1.65 Drapery Silks, $1.00 77 AAR vards 76 - nm h -t Silk in solid coiors, a ‘he wanted Madeira. Beautiful $7.50 kins, snow white. in» loped edged. Dozen ...««+ Curtains Friday A Pair | $42 at this un- t quality im Leather Leather E 2a is $3.50 erossbar grenadines sortment of the k FRIDAY ONLY. . including tooled calf 98c Terry Cloth, 59¢ *6-inch Terry Cloth, shown in a splendid range of patterns and colors. Slight seconds. $3.75 Fringed Bers tney aise u Curtains, $2.79 long sleeves, tmitation FR effects, splendid yoke back. Sizes § to 1 2 quality nets, some trimmed . with bullion fringe, others | thread fringe. 2% yards long. | bie, (Third Fleer—N agents.) 100-Pi D Casement Axminster Rug Seconds of $60.00 Rugs _ Size 9x12, in This Sale As excellent a lot of iinsters as we Ve® 0320 ll Ul . , ry , ‘ - [r? : "sy ash + xtra Dea ’ Ls ix > \ i* +e , , , ” > " vw « _ 7. rr 7 high-grade yarns © Persian and iin ceep rom mat , arta LiL Gis. Some 6x9 Axminster Rugs, Priced $33.75 choice of tan and New Rugs in soft tones of biue 8.3x10.6 Rugs at $47.50 High-grade seamiess Axmoun- ster Rugs woven with high beautiful color silky nap in combinations : , ()rien ‘al rose. $22.50 to $25.00 fine Ax- Priced any a day ‘44> nile. in choice of beautiful Ort- / a _ ion etfects. Men's dark biue, ¢ size. faced sleeves: sizes 19 and small. allover designs is Axminster Rugs, $59.50 Best grade seamless Axmin- ster Rugs with silky high pile of choice patterns fn rich har- monious shades. ‘Third Fileer—Vugerts.) $1.50 to $2.95 Dresses = Houseware Specials Big 8-Qt. percale tn many attr trimmed. Panties te 33.00 Wask Sellers: heary a/!l-copper, about 1¢ with wood handles $1.75 a # Kettles ef *Sauce-— ( lethes!ines: . > - c m Slip-on style, in plains ed effects—ecm- plain, 4 tangerine. brown. navy * Sizes 36 to $2 ..-++--5= + $2.50 Bread and Cake Cabinet Rich. white enam- eled. family size with roll tep: specta!. Priced @ The Very Latest Fashions exceptionally | ew group of embro ‘tional tams, off-th arge dress Hats and » just arrived. iressy creations ¢o —_sand wood green, 2 An — ~~ enhades : new (Second F wt ea oe _ Sale Si Women’s $2.50 Perfect Silk I a plenty oF Seconds of $1.95 ‘des black silk designs, also silk and fiber A per « Sleeves, anc ety lee o- ‘ . : \ -reec ves, Jf lered or hem naln Su c i. '? Dresses, That Are Fine for School Wear $1.50 and $1.95 Dresses it will pay you getting the children ready ear'y, with « ieh big red School Dresses .. ae | > 9 ‘terfnl ASS« rtiment hams in pretty checks and new sivies- *) SO and ; “izes 6. 8. 10. 12 and 14 _ teere ad . ; uid ae OR A price... ....+«+- ‘ “A Feee = , . "4 , Khe “4 - j “a : ‘. * bs ge rag

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Geer a. 128 The City Arculath f th Pees Los ion of the ay POST- DISPATCH alone Excceds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. — ‘ST.LOUIS Saunton atCH iis em - ——— —_— > ee ee a ie TH! ACGU UST 28 Ti a ae one ae 1923. Seca e Suit Showing of New Suits’ in the Very Latest ~~ x pred Sty 90 New Tailored Suits les rom the large sizes g0ing Priced G 50) d Suits that give correct The kind of Suits that ad appearance on all occ; nd tricotine, two of the nd Winter are used in their? ailored models, while others s of fancy stitching. Crepe ¢ bdels, $39.50, $49.50, (Second Madeira Nay Beautiful $7.50 hand-embre kins, snow white, in various loped edged. Dozen a “ee + eee e* . ‘ Leather H:z $3.50 Leather Bags, fine ¢ sortment of the newest styl@ including tooled calf and pusians Boys’ fancy stripe percale Biot long sleeves, imitation French yoke back. Sizes & to 16 100-Piece Dir $22.50 to $25.00 Dinner Sets domestic semi-porcelain, gold Gecorations. Service for 12 persons.... 77¢ Chambrays | Men's dark blue, collar attac size, faced sleeves: sizes 14% to. . * $25 and $35 Floor Junior Floor Lamps or 4 beautiful rich silk shades and & Roman gold and black finished bases.... (Fourth . $1.50 to $2.95 Dresses of percale in many attractive ®& trimmed. Panties to match. sises 2 Middy and Balkan styles. @ braid trimmed, open ¢ sleeves. Navy, green and ely combinations Women’s Wool 3 Slip-on style, in plain and ed effecta—some plain, others tangerine, brown, navy, biack. Bizes 36 to 42 wate Electric Light 26. 40 and 60 watts an *— makes this _ sale possible... Mach Z1c, « None Delivered. (T™ | Kindergarten F Y } 22 EBeaan® ee ESE heaesseiseas $1.28 | Pillowcases 2°": 81x90 | Sheets «nes « ye ee | The Very Latest Fashions An exceptionally beau- ful new group of embroidered felts, sectional tams, off-the-face styles. large dress Hats and nov- # eities have just arrived. f 6 These Reeay creations come in the new Fal! shades—sandwood, brown, | gray. red, new green, navy and black (Second Floor—Nugents.) Sale Silk Hosiery Women’s $2.50 and $3.00 69 ae c Perfect Silk Hosiery A Pair. | A remarkable tot of women’s fine Silk Hosiery: alfording choice of both all-silk and with Disle tops. There is a plenty of the plain colors so very much in demand Seconds of $1.95 and $3.25 Silk Hosiery ack silk Hose with side hand hemstitched also black lisle top, full fashioned thread and fiber mixed, full fashioned $1 19 . A pair (Main Floor—Nugents.) This iot i les bil and c'ocked silks and bla k silk | Hose. Sizes &\&% to 10 cesiz£gns, “+ tes Py i OO usual opportunity to lay in a supply. We're placing on sale tomorrow morning about a thou- sand Aprons in the extra sizes. They are of dark blue percale and all are effectively made, cut full and large. Every Apron is a bargain at this price. On Sale Tomorrow at . If you are one of those women (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) a $1.39 Nightgowns Gowns, also button down front with long Sleeves, made of good quality nainsook and muslin. Embroidery $1.69 Nightgowns Several attractive round square and V-n ong and short sie: trimmed, embr: Bitched., Sook. Aj! sizes Extra sizes included. $2.50 Philippine Gowns hand-em broidered and handmade nainsook Gowns, scalloped’ at neck, sleeves and design $I] 95 embroidered in front, . (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) trimmed. stvlee ves, Dainty, idered or hem made of soft nain $1] 50 ee That Are Fine for School Wear $1.50 and $1.95 Dresses Reduced It will pay you to begin Getting the chik iren ready for school arly, with such big reductions on School Dresse S W onderful assortment in ging. ams In pretty checks and plaids, all new styles’; $1.50 and $1.95 Dresses. Sizes 6.8.10. 19 and. 14. (Second Floor—Nugents. ) Lincoln Cord Tires Exclusively at Nugents High-grade Cord Tires at a big saving. Every Tire guar- anteed by Nugents. We’ve only recently opened this department. Conveniently located on the balcony of our Men’s Store. 30x31" Surety Cord Tires—two-day sale! | Come tomorrow or Saturday for these Tires | ™ this price. = $Q.95 95 ‘ = 0 ———————— Sea 2 e2eec eee ene8 8. esse Demeee et bi. . sess ] Sleeveless or short sleeve slip- sud 1 gf — —— | = (h~— \“ SS (= d oe = Wi af ! tee ¢ vit i . yi WL yinre ys 08*4 [ Piece Silk Dress, re 5 ‘ae oat "3 20 This Silk Taffeta Dress, $4.50 Flat Thread Crepe — In new gray, inches wide. $3.98 Canton Kall brown, and black: $2.98 Satin-Striped Canton $450 New Duvetyne Crepe ton Crepe colors, also plain white; | inches wide, | = > » ; > '2iaRa | 7 een - oH - ’ = ae 3 2 { —— | —s — Bx — re TEL itttie TA Vit 7H} = ee - = on —=——_—- _—— rr —~ oy This Silk Sport Dress, | aa | | to 18 AHF Extra size, drop stitch Tric olette Dress. $9 — thaws: ————— -——— Mle hw —— to 5244 Even these beautiful illustrations do not dv justice to the Dresses in this sale. Jt would be impossible for even the most ex- pert artist to convey to you the reali charac- ter of these loveiy Frocks at $5 Ve have given over practically an enti RASEMENT SECTION for this event. Fil will give buyers prompt and satisfactory service. Hundreds of women will be waiting in front of our store tomorrow morning for the doors to open at 8:30 Contention | to crowd in for first choice. Bargain Easement. $4.50 Black Satin Niagara Crepe, 39 inches wide. $3.98 Satin Canton Crepe—In navy inches wide. $3.98 Satin Charmeuse— blue, blaek :- blue, black ; 40 brown or In navy gray, seal brown or 40 inches wide. | $2.78 Printed Crepe de Chine and Printed neat Radium — In Jesigms ; light and dark fe inches SI. 08 (Main Floor—Nugents.) colors wide. This Silk Remember! Sale in eS ee spe eso Seas: er eee ae IMPERSONATION ACT UN MINOTREL PROGRAM “An Artist's Dream’”’ tured at Benefit u.2 Orpheum. e Fea- Show .at to BB One of the most artistic diverting numbers on the Sram of the many pro. Minstre! Show to be given Saturday evening ut the Orpheum Theater fo: the Post-Dispatch Fre Milk entitled “An Artist's Dream, and will m of the act of This pumber is a ym which has re- praise from the benefit of for Ba- ie bies' Fund fgrm tue principal porti: Ori- ano the Cameo _female impersonatlk ceived considerable competent critics of the young St. Louigan’s work. Oriano [n private} life is Robert Sample. His partner | on Saturday will be Ray~ Wilson. In addition to the artist number | they will present.an old-fashioned | offering with the song, “Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses.’ O. Wade Fallert, accompanist C. G. Cosby, St. Louls baritone, who will present a cycle of songs, is cut-' ‘ting short his vacation in Colorado by four weeks in order to be in St. | Louis for the minstrel production. | (Mr. Fallert is well-known in mu-'| sical circles as organist and ¢thoir-. /' master at St. George's Episcopal | @ Church, accompanist of the Shrine) Chanters and organizer of the De) |Molay Boy Chotr. @ Tickets for the show are now on | ~ sale at the Orpheum Theater box B office instead of the Baldwin Piano siCo. No war tax is being charged as proceeds of the affair will ‘accrue to the fund for the babies, s since all overhead expenses are being | donated. =| Blocks of tickets for the affair @ | have been purchased by the Baldwin | Piano Co. and the Brown Shoe Co. | = | since yesterday’s acknowledgement ad additional supporters. The King- =| Brinsmade Mercantile Co. is furnish- ba | ana ribbon arm bands for the com- | mittee of girls who will sell candy, flowers and programs during the performance. 4 5 SPANISH FORCES RELIEVE ! TOWN BESIEGED BY NEGROES = TERS ERSUEREE REA BASLE RERERER OE KE Bl ~ - Other Troops Landed in Effort to Break Blockade of An- other Place. By the Associated Prers. MELTILLA, Morocco, Aug. /The Spanish forces dispatched to the aid of the garrison of Tifaurin, which was surrounded by Moroccan rebels. have entered the town after severely punishing the enemy, ace cording to an official communique. Spanish forces under Col. Lianos disambarked at Afrau yesterday with pn intention of attacking the rear guard of Moroccan rebels blockading | Tifaruin, which is held by a Span- i/ish garrison. The landing was made ‘after a bombardment of rebel posi- tions by warships aided by batteries at Alhucemas. Other columns under command of ' Generals Echague and Castro Gi- rona, departed yesterday in the dl- rection of the advanced Moroccan positions. MISSOURI] FARMERS EXPECTED TO REDUCE WHEAT ACREAGE Crop Reporting Officials Forecast 25 Per Oent Smalled Planting This Fall. By the Associated Preas. JEFFERSON OITY, Aug. 23.—A reduction of 25 per cent Missouri wheat acreage next fall is forecast by the Federal-State Crop Export- ing Service, today, upon the com- pletion of a canvass of 2400 farmers in every county. According to the report compiled by Jewell Mayes of the State Board of Agriculture and E. A. Logan of the Federal Government, wheat seeded next fall will: approximate 2.349.000 acres as compared to 3,- 122.000 acres in 1922. If the ex- pressed intentions of the farmers are learried out, the report says, the wheat acreage of Missouri will fall a below the average of the three years 4 between 1909 and 1913, the acreage lat that time being 2,412,000. = GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE DAY AFTER HE KILLED HIS WIFE. | Loca Record for Quick Disposition of Murder Case Set of Port Scott, Kan. |By the Associated Press. FORT SCOTT, Kan. Aug. 23.— |Local records for quick disposition "| of a murder case were broken here @ | yesterday when Ed Tupper, who | Tuceday night killed his wife, Pearl, was given a preliminary hearing and Bi pleaded guilty in District Court to |murder in the first degree. ~ |. Gates sentenced him to life in the | penitentiary. @) Mrs. Tupper’s skull was fractured ‘i when she was beaten over the head 8 with the barrel of a gun, following « | quarre! with her husband. | BALK AT 25 PER CENT MORE PAY a Members of New York Union of Ma- 4 sician« Pian for Strike. | By the Aescclated I'rees 23.—Despite 23.— al a] oe ee _—xe 2 8 tee er cee ee 2 oe | 2 ec i.e. Riel i a NEW YORK. Aug. | the agreement reached between the ‘Producing Managere Association (and a local union of WP American Federation of Musiciane or a 25 per ,cent tnerease in wages lor members of the New Yeérk theater orchestrag, a a a Ey rn - —— eae o ‘mons must be ithe effect is |}assure pretty for! - — Tudze E. | SNTISEMENT PYORRHEA PAUSES UNSIGRTLY CUMS Receding, cale, Spong?,’ Bleeding Gums Quick!y Made Pink and Treatment. Healthy by New mouth is often rrhen. The ond healthy and teeth An otherwise mrde unsightly y Pe firm, pr if the beauty of the mou! is io be ‘tained Moat tooth pastes are * whiten and polish the toet matter how rear “the vuins are receding, Pale ania epoiled. ‘se Tooth Paste eon junction will quicaly only to but no if the ‘pongy, for Pvorrhes | with Moore’s OVeR- Moore used in Pvorrhea Remeds eome I’vorrhea eonditions., and make the gums pink and firm. The bleed- ing quickly stops and “the mouth, teeth and gums soon become healthy znd normal. Your druggist has both these prod- ucts. He is authorized fo refund the purchase price if you are not satis tied with resnits. Use them on this basis, but accept fio substitute. They teeth in healthy gume, Trunk Special $9-95 A good angie iron bound Trunk with one tray. 34-inch or 36- inch sizes. P.C. Murphy Trunk Co. 707—Washington—707 —— If It Comes From MOLL’S It's — De meieekiall Delmar Friday — Setuday. Fresh Callies MOLL’S SPECIAL COFFEE 3 Lbs. for Neo better Coffee te be obtained. Blue Valley BUTTER Perlb...... ROASTED. Bm Be ROASTED FRESH sa pERCHES Extra faneryi miner, $iae Ne. 1 Wel- APPLES °°. re ca 9 os | Smoked “hs * + HH * — ‘ eg Ben ee a erage. tective Union today announced that unless their demands arm@er increase were met. The protective union has ing the Federation of Musicians ‘he right tc -egetiate ite own iwage scale, and seeks an increase of 29 to 49 per cent. tight fre an local of the Musical Mutual Pro- | Ita 10.000 members would carry out’ their atrike acheduled for Labor day. | for a stilt | been | 1 aaa go nate | :

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. oa _—_ ee ee — ee wee eo ee Ew - ~~ ~ ~ > > ened ee —_ 19 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- ‘DISPATCH alone Appeaieniny gees ¢ that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. — . = inter — : : . > me iow “3 winter Trits iASs Deen sis OUltit oO : patroiman inciuG and $80.85. ode tn (Competitive bids were alf dozen concerns a St aptal na an lime * bh THURSDAY, AUGUST 32. 1 “= -————_ ee ‘MORE ‘WIGGLING IN COURT OVER PIGGLY-WIGGLY AFFAIRS “ drees = te the Famous-Barr D ercom est. trousers ~ Most Complete Chevrolet Sales Service and Parts ADVERTISEM ENT TO CLEAR HEAD AND CLEAN LIVER TAKE A CALOTAB The Purified ‘and ‘Refined Calo- —— TT Against Saunders Asks for ac- counting of Stock and Injunction. Br the Assoctated Press MEMPHIS, Aug. gly affairs, for five months the cen- ter of startling developments, yester- day were further complicated by the here of a bill Corporation Bill filing in federal court by the Piggly Wigely 23.—Piggiy Wig- | Cs = wer? Store Closes at 5 O’Clock Friday A New Shipment—Just Arrived—Makes Possible Another ‘Reg. Ce sae mo “sig head of the investment company. 2920-22 Locust Street i jas evidenced by the fact that tn The bill alleges that the books of ™a ifacturers have autnorizeda Ril > > + re ; ‘ > Two Stores— next telegraphy, oriess iodine. SS ———). = —— | Soethh ne ihasicry Regularly Sold From $2.50 to $3.50 THREAD INGRAIN & 79 — GLOVE SILK HOSE Embroidered Clockings Smart Drop-Stitched Styles Lovely Lace Effects (Kline’s—First Floor.) Spopppyyeacace i : i rT “he i ee the investment company are in such an audit has failed of the stock pur- of Saunders company's Wier condition that t oshow what part chased was the property and what part r to whom it was sold and at Phones: Lindell 7008 Delmar 64 was the alliewes tnat a unt of stock which of the association Every Pair Perfect 1 terms of part cash ESE are most exceptional values. And are only obtainable at this low price thru a most exceptional purchase. We ad- vise careful inspection, for to see them is to feel justified in laying in a Winter's supply. ° possess.on nan v ‘ : a representi: Or an + nas nf -? avr thea e? fy. ments Vi \ ae . . Notions sores Rei oe nes MARRIES WOMAN WHO SHARED (Ss... csiors.. SE “LOVE NEST" WITH HIS WIFE eS 10¢ ©. N. T Cro« het Cot- ee ae Former Broker, Released From ee G ells. Prison and Divorced. Begins New — Chapter of Story. 10¢ . oe eo t - Silk: . au of be Ss ° - - ¢ o . . it 3¢ NE YOR > ades Smart Fall Shades —W hite —Suede —Gunmetal “ —Black —Beige —Caramel mernten Andrews. of “Love. Nest”! i —Gray —Cinnamon —Taupe —Brown e “7 Eecter Warie jatni li. i2 , S fan and E r Mat F — s co-tenant of the “Nest” with § S 4 Oo E 7 Andrews’ first ehildren’s $3 te $4 Monsey morning in sas 3. | Some Silk From ToptoToe | ALSO 1200 PAIRS ALL-SILK CHIFFON HOSE : it became known yesterdar in : 1) r e SS@S . LOW SHOES | Recorder Charite J. McCarthy of Reinforced Heels, Slightly All the Popular Fency strap *etries and © Rogota performed the ceremony. An- art BROADWAY & MORGAN S*. SVE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE a os . Sat dallas nl & le a Sig de ee New Canton Crepe ©: Others Lisle Tops and Soles Toes and Soles Irregular New Shades irews was a broker in thie cit The > rew Mrs. Andrews was his stenog- —————————————— — —_— - — —E -_ - - - — - §-H-O-E S-P-E-C-L-A-L > 750 Pairs at Broken sizes in white and two-eyelet ties—Pumps and Oxfords 85 crasteay reduced to > Clear them out _Pairs at_ of 1921, it be- vy and Andrews. De Dy IE Ko te 1 ‘Ao ~ > ™ the broker's apart- . ison avenue. Jersev City Another Let of Women's and — (rewing Girls’ Shees. Special fer Frida: noose 1 Patents. tane and ers Uxfords nd $1.95 7 50c ren ton adebear $400) GOWNS and CHEMISE $9.95 —+ kha was paroled When he was ral ~“« +o % 4 os ho 7 -2nr in pri regularly Bogota, ¢t Manhattan Women's $20 Easy Felt onppers ‘School Seen : a woe 80! ones 3 t_ Ar 2 _ (iA not reves > a eo SATO D.@s of J e.s ¥ .¢ 3 @ iw bd : ' zg 6€U ' they were lirtng p 4 ; . to > —_ - 5] 4 ~ e : : « he ftrear MVire Ardrewe obtaired a fivorce soon after the disclosures re- Girls’ 3dresas at whic! ~ >. garding the | $1.25 and $1.50 25c 35c 39c Cordarey - — POPULATION — Ts. : a —— ra wt P ; ; Pillow r ubing S h | Doe sat nN > ond dark ades ril.. 92 Miles from Chicago. Cc oO marr nad wide wa piendid ma By the Asm iteg Pr ‘@ ha ~~. Just rece: ved ter fer atl ‘eh > 8. tm f ' . “ Paw ~ 7’ ent omeery Tine Filew Tu ie it > robes ‘s band : ’ in ; 8 - =a Ginghams re Nea* 82. 49 Charmeuse - S187 y 75¢ Satinettes = #a _ ~-A Lace Trimmed a wer quality seam wa slips 3000 Yards Muslin inchee “ ce fine i@ached Sea li Tailored Styles These are garments of most desirable quality and are drastically reduced to make way for stocks about to arrive. thread and = rh or sheet 4 Ree. PO ge hs oe RADIUM SILK CHEMISE Trimmed and plain, beautiful Quality. excellent values, lace-trimmed and tailored modeis PF $1.35 Union-Made werk Shirts 98 cl§. C-O-N-T-I-N-U-I-N-G O-U-R Sale linc tall esses Ni Offering Actual $65, $60, $55, $50 & $45 Values CONSIDER the advantages of a presentation as im- portant as this event: a carefully selected collec- tion of fresh Fall Dresses, hurried to us by express directly from the workrooms of some of New York’s most celebrated Dress designers, the- last word in style, fresh and crisp—practically direct to you from the designer. IT IS AS IF THE ONE YOU SELECT WAS FASHIONED ESPECIALLY TO YOUR ORDER! New Fall Materials and Trimmings PARIS APPROVES Poiret Twill. of course. And Satin, Charmeuse, Satin Canton, Flat Crepe and Moire. All of which have been_ used in these -Tocks. Colors are all the new Fall shades. Trimmings are pleatings of ramy kinds, Far Eastern embroidery, lavish beadery, ly laces and dainty organdie collars. oe CHERISHED FL! FLAGS 7 TW BE MENDFD [ilinoi offer « > 2 ~~. S35 a ” : — * a” ’ - a os Tos — = ee EL a —y a2 @aerk ws (sone t= TE - .—- te o = -_- : - : =“—< —

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THURSDAY AUGUST 23. 1993. Open All Day Saturday e Another @ UD d Clockings »p-Stitched Styles e Effects (Kline’s—First Floor.) FON HOSE All the Popular New Shades £ $45 Values mmings Satin, Charmeuse, been used in these are pleatings of lovely laces and 51|| Py Ae as 3 - ” . SO eae Ber FE et. aida sis ie a ere s. ° a wtithes” Pet ee ele teeta ee- Important Notice to Newsdealers: = 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 41 ‘Daughters of Desire |} ONE A CHILD OF THE STREETS IHE OTHER AN ARISTOCRAT OF ARISTOCRARS —yet, ‘sisters under the skin” The two most amazing heroines <a by two master analysts of women “The Golden Ladder” THE LATEST AND GREATEST NOVEL BY ‘Rupert Hughes What a girl is Betty Bowen as Rupert Hughes reveals her— flamingly. Born to the scarlet she achieved the purple. Bred in the gutter with the dregs of humanity she lived to become the inti- mate of royalty—an American girl whose career has never been paralleled in the social annals of this country. “Marriage?” said she; “Whats marriage?” Her point of view toward life is crystallized in that perplexed inquiry. In all the company of women Rupert Hughes has made known to the readers of his novels he has never before portrayed such a girl as Betty. Dashing, alluring to every man whose path crossed hers, and. of an unquenchable vivacity— The color of her life was scarlet Yet she never pretended. Gold and jewels were flung at her feet —famous men bowed before her; yet strange as it may seem her story is, real —TRUE— OF RECORD. Her creed was “Sufficient unto the day is the love thereof,” and by that creed she lived. Men's souls were her play toys She juggled them, up and down, and in and out. Now and again she dropped them and they shattered at her little feet. And then finally came the day— But you must read this astonishing creature's story as Mr. Hughes tells it in his new novel, which is destined to be the most talked- of work of fiction of this fall and winter— “Blue Blood” THE FIRST SERIAL NOVEL IN THREE YEARS BY Owen Johnson Regally proud —an aristocrat of the aristocrats — viewing exalted life about her from her high social throne, Rita Citing Owen Johnson’s heroine, was envied by every other woman in New York’s ultra-exclusive society. What she did the others did —later. Then one day, out of a clear sky Appeared the man she hated She hated him because of what had occurred between them months before at their first meeting. Yet hating him she realized that on her tottering throne he alone might help her. So— She gave her promise fo him Satisfied that he had won, Haggerty handed her a check for a vast sum. And Rita Kilblaine took it. “It’s a bargain,” declared the man she hated—hated now even as never before. Rita Kilblaine did not answer in words. She inclined her aris- tocratic head. Thdtwasall. But Haggerty knew she would keep her promise. She waited for his summons Anyhow it might come and then one day he appeared before her, side by side with the man she loved. Rita Kilblaine’s heart almost ceased to beat— No other American novelist could create and carry shield SO tremendous a situation with the skill that Owen Johnson, the © famous author of “The Salamander” and “Foolish Wives,” does in this great story. Both these absorbing novels begin in the September issue of | THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE | for SEPTEM BER - Onsale everywhere - Twenty-five cents —— I LT me vance orders indicate demand for the September rr sen cnn Speen ed th tht nee ding od or hy the Csaba issue of baat patna ipsa mary at weber Sey tow tomers wh — ~~ ee en a me ee — - A LOL LLL LI A _ a et ee |

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oximatery eeu that of the Daily Globe-Demecrat and the Times Combined oo — all —— 12 ST LOU'S POST-DISPAILH the City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone neki? the air currents Criminal Correction NO. ) with | far rtimer rege effec ts o fa : : Dry Accents Arrest Teo. an ; his . ecrTro m rte Vo i. a | E FL ES ‘ae ees — 6 er Japan from the r Ju dze (“aivin ME ller oe. as an e+ . - «% i.’ yw iLike ’ Sd == “4 : : —_ Genera! Federal prohibition en- VS" iter ope of the agents mm . 1 the ice fields of Siberia. Dart of a picture pi lay being made . . ee — al . ‘* - Ti ee! 4 "= ps ii AseaGg TZ“ Oo Pil a € uu hisk} ther e , the Arctic coast hye sp n- & {llustrate safety methods in a uto- fogcemen: agents yesiterda) arres(¢c = ithmre a Aoctaor's Mrescriptio;y Re- A moek trial was Argeic §F Leutwiller. proprietor of pind the prescript ase were found MAY ACCOUNT] FOR FREAKS A owas tried: OF W e @Grug store at 2601 Lawton avenue, 12 uncanceled prescription Diankns ° ~ of the itce- 4 adil fel minal carelessness and —” - : ' > * : ? —— ca ai she North to project sentenced to one year in the work- , neteiee 4 has affected drouth con- house. When the film ts completed , 20 ithward hi preci , , in the schoo's. > | -. ho lanl , — = ‘ ; I Wii 2 sr oW ! in the United States is a +: ' Y 4 see destroys the ; “11 scientists are ¢ which ca SE — >? ‘ ee eese Wrttit? tt) ee Lk : : U k The Pr emier $625 Grand Piano 3s worn . For quality and volume of tone and for beauty of line and finish this splendid \ instrument is the acknowledged leader in . its freld. There is no small grand “ made that offers such actual dollar- for-dollar value as you obtain when you buy the Premue. Our display of Grand Pianos is the finest in the United States and includes STEINWAY WEBER STECK VOSE PREMIER - a= ce ‘er e early seaeon ftceberge were sighted farther south than ever be- fore and ships were warned to alter helr conrse« The a lee mm al +he ©. - - mate he sea) amount of tce aré thus com- mel receecio” * +he Arctic refricera.- — Sietance north i« recri bed the te epring and ¢t heary snows which ewen?t across New Ereila? 2 >. m4 mert> ward 7 ate e* winter ar ari m the sprire hea’? war hack a ~~ ee char? ‘—_—- wr f+ hh “A BOLIAN COMPANY of MISSOURI Ww .P CHRISLER . PRES. 1004 OLIVE STREET Erclusive representative for the Steinway piano and for the Duo-Art reproducing piano | e?art "rrr? journée ecouthward. a fart —————— — oo ae ae. — 2* nresagre oa ear’y fall. accord. ; ' ‘mn enm™me wen’ oer errners ’ .» * . : ; : Murine the spring and ear'y sum ; . mn? : . ca es ast're -* 7a » - } . > >> = ea . i! \Saee , : ty be afforded. ln f er a } | a. 2 | Cider C ; . : at h Embroide ru. Lavish Bead g - . \ | = ae ' = squirre!, wolf, Organdie Collars—Elaberate Braiding . > oa ‘ 3 and parious RED SEAL LYE, 123¢ | | VINEGAR %:" 18c | il). “%\ ,cSSa : —

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_, THURSDAY 3 ~ - Retin dali Bla 4 $ caver 2. 1°22 The Cit¥ 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 SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 14 Famous ~Barr Cos August § Sales — ie iil” Reed. Will Prove HM elptul to F we Shoppers: Eon Sauna 30 pain tans inflammation. : 3 i ating. By laboratory test i¢ 4 Toe ed and Wounds JNITE destroys the cefns which cause blood poiso similar forms of infection 3 shortens the Process of ;4 . — *wweeee ses — je— greater cermicidel strength nm pure carbolic acid. It has than 75 times the germf. strength of peroxide and r mild antiseptics of thig — : Li | 4, : j Y, z | f PR fa A/t } ant. is - ? 11? 4 Y, 4 «as mam 27% 5 8s - FT? iS = >, = fiat es 1 4 a ae > a °F ww _. —Newest Fall Models, Patterns and Colors, All Specially plies $14.50 & $16.50 Values, Special at.... © Large, special purchases were made for this value-giving event—an event which gives parents an exceptional opportunity to outfit their boys for school ‘at a considerable sav ing. ‘The smart styles, excellent fabrics and careful tailoring will at once appeal, revealing the advisability of an- ticipating all needs tomorrow. The coats have belt, yoke, pleats and alpaca lining, and both pairs | of knickers are lined throughout. Suits in gray, tan and brown shades and the very latest styles —an offering that is unusual, indeed. Sizes 6 to 8 vears. ) | ‘ Well Tailored of Si | Outfit “The Boys” iZes for the Entire Season All-Wool Fabrics Suits of wool cassimeres, tweeds and 6 f O ] ds Years | o— -—— aaa seve j*- . — . ene, | So =. a =f & So seldom are Suits of this superior grade offered at such a special price that many will appreciate this opportunity and select several. fancy mixtures—all of a quality which par- ents will realize as the best for service and splendid satisfaction. Sale Starts Tomorrow Morning at 8:30—Be Here as Near That Time as Possible Second Fleer ee ee a ee ewe ee MS . eeiieesiiineriaatiitneieest = = eeeteeestesesee TTTTTITITITITT Li beth eh todd te sted boss stn s nde rns eenescne = 2) theres Friday “Specials” in the Infants’ Shop— Tots’ Fall Coats At the Special Price of \ Emart little double-breasted Coats neatly $ 95 , tailored of tan chinchilla cloth with belt and Seconds of $1. 65 to $2. 25 Grades. . arl buttons. A group which will delight , @ The majority of these Hose are in black | mothers of tots from 1 to 3 years. ’ and desirable brown shades, though there | $1.25 Bloomer Frocks 89c Sateen Bloomers F riday—A Highly Important August Sale of Corsets, Girdles & Confiners $1.50 to $2.50 Values ° Choice “. S]L9I «A series of particularly favorable pur- #/ chases makes possible this welcome August. } Sale offering. It is the ideal time to supply present and future needs. Sports Girdles of elastic and various materials, low top, and medium bust corsets of fancy figured. materials, Corselettes of pink brocade, and a large assortment of Confiners. All sizes in one style or another. Basement Economy Stere White, black and pink Sateen Bloomers: elastic belt and double | elastic at knee. Sizes 4 to | 12 years; special at.... 69c Third Floor of figured percale in various are a few other colors included—odds and shades? teamaee een! aeenee, ends from well-known makers and all | eee ee | ee a s ; Main Floor with lisle tops and soles. The August Sales Offer Only Correct 1923-24 Modes Are in Our August Marquisette Curtains Sale of Winter Coats Tag Samples and Specially Purchased Groups $2 to $2.50 Valaes, Pair $ 1 48 @ Attractive and practical Curtains, suitable for many rooms in the home. Of mar- quisette, finished with hem- stitched edges and dainty laces: white, cream and Arabian. Lace Curtains Attractive Lace Curtains. wo- Of splendid « juality marquisette, ven of double-and-twisted cotton made with tie-backs to match. | yarns; will give extremely sat- vYards lone isfving wear; $3 to $3.60 $I] 65 values, pair ES a or nursery windows. Special, pair Fifth Floor Extraordinary Values at ¢ A more advantageous opportunity to select an elegant, fashionably developed Coat could scarce- ly be afforded. In fact, no woman or mnieg,con- : st : templating the purchase of a Winter Wrap ee ; , ; Ruffled Curtains should overlook the opportunity of saving so ex- | tremely on ele ‘gant, authenticallysstyled garments. Women’s. misses’ and extra sizes to a2) bust. Very Special Friday—Women’s $15 Fall Dresses .65 Women’s Hose Seconds of 79c to $1 Grades 54c Suitable for $1.95 caracul, Underpriced $ a Be : Ss 4, vat f red and sable for ., a 4 . : @Semi-fashioned of thread i} \\ Fur trimmings are nutria, squirrel, wolf, kit. and various other a @& «42s nee et Soap, 10 bars 85c Gold Dust Washing Powder ? packages 49c This well-known brand & CG) made by the N. K. Fairbank = or bx eH agrees conto | bet B3 Crystal White Soap Ivory Soap 10 Bars, 39c 10 ng 0" 62c This splendid grade, | lde ri] made bv Peets Bros bath ot ¥ loats 10 Bars, doe An exe Star Naphtha Washing Powder, 6 pkgs... 22 Chipso, chipped soap, 3 pke> 3° Light House Cleanser, 6 cans Sanit Flash, 2 cans for Sale of Rinso apa. Al nulat ed Soaj ing—-just soak the clothes Large? size Basement Gallery q Full or twin size “eds with walnut finish; our own model, with square posts and fillers. $20 Mattresses | $18 Simmons Springs of laver fe! well m pa tr oe | Open box Springs, finished ] 65 (jrades .. € An assorted iot of « ut- out San- dals in various : with heavy flexible soles and rubber heels All factory checked Broken sizes Basement Economy Store Fabarco Coffee aoe € Good quality Bourbon Santos pong we. in sealed cartons. Whole r ete cut Mild and delicious gia Fconomy Steere Friday, Pound, Curtainings 80 to 50c¢ @ Included are plain and fancy maraguisettes and voltes. also colored grena- dine and nets. In lengths vp to 6 yards. t Curtains Scotch and filet wearer Curtains. plain or figured center with scalloped ede. Seema coore lb G2 A $1.75 75 Curtains an and marquisette Cur- taine with neat hemetitched and double hem border White and beige - tint: pair 1.05 BRaercment Econemy Store Sheeting € Genuine _ewperet unbleached 9-4 oe r ye remnant lengths of from to § yards. Only 1600 yards itn ‘che lot. Lémit of 10 yards te a buyer. Remnant lien me of from 1 to . yarda, 2 nches wide. oe party of 23¢c erade, | Heavy quality. bieached twttled huck, with we border. 12 Yara . No Ph one oe “Mat! Orders Accepted on Above Items. Haee

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ih The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Ree ———— enews Ne ‘editorial Pai f Daily Cartoon ’ SEE OUR OTHER 0 ee gua ON PAGE 13 Famous~Barr Cos -4uqust Sales | = J New Store Hours Daily a Rn neamend ince exch = SSQIN With Friday Special Day in 1 Bringing Super- Values am AVERT DANGER: 7 = |] SPECIAME NE sana Men! Young Men! Profit by the Specially Arranged August Sale of . a : ment to at to fnctract Pub | D : : $ 3 Str ands of Pear Is : Stomtihics Innied on the Sm : ae Substitutes in ; x ‘f |- 75 and $1 Neckwear, 7) Gl ~ 3 : | Men's si =o ol Ties in four-in-hasd 7 " - . 7 ap ro . - . -~_+- —_— se _ we ee ; : -- _ ‘ __ silk Meckwear. ata $3. 50 Landscape Pictures, § 2Sca} mn effective, fe 8 (32 inches; desirable far @ Beautiful strands;of French indestructible Pearis; ae ol oe + rooms. sith FI 24 or 30 inch lengths, all ofa rich, creamy tint and charmingly = graduated. An unusual opportunity to secure a Necklace at much + | 89c to $1 Se ee Se. less than its regular worth. —~ Fancy cc ace trimmed > - Witn Diaihn or ewe! clot " enters: 18x56¢-ineh Third F 25¢ So Edges, Ye h ineertien ec baal sie Associate: Press : z neat eyelet patterns copeaaiil well ad ast NiGT*. Aug. °3.—Hi rotee= | ' . , - 5 > , r 7 ens underwear. \ Mam 7 . — against 7 » ss § —_—p : - ” « ie hint 3 . een pete nene and combinations—in belted. | 39 White Poplin, 29c DRE conterence Called for Tuesday. “ ae . — 2 " . . te i / : +e Tou tat rn for 4 ‘ e S pene _yo *ibs a 3 | Site straightline, long-w aisted. sash and | Me 4 »plin, 27 inches wide; a qui representatives of the scacceealll All e convertloie e860 3 : #4 Se voke STu\ les. €V ery one attractiv ely trim- | 2.05 ete Samana ind wear splendidly, ~— ynerce Commission and the prin- la : 4 r uniforms. As oa: te consider! uaa lo > TREAT ~—- - - - —-_—_ ~ = ; os . >aten? - c Va Lroo qual un bleach} the Associated Press est lasts; of pate! : ‘ i A : ate. colors which have been approved for Fall Salleh: aaeiaes Sandie r pea: : 1a oxed sides and ends: % or double ie ann SEE WASHINGTON August 22 —The Main } loer soft flexibi ‘izes s to 1 Third f ab - ub ne anes : one Striped Madras Shirts =————_Bor’ shoes Youths’ Shoes Boys’ Shoes || pact set ee =red $4, 00 sss $3.60. Sm. $3.25 fe ae a ee $ 1 .69 ge -*,--- ie . - i : oe ian? service. 4 NoIce ol many SRAGES a Sen hit 4.50 value, sizes 15 te 2 $3.00 value. sizes 5 ty - i value. sizes i2 =; i , Sine ow — grounds. Profit by this selling and select several. pair cous $2.45 pair | ) is due to reased wage Sizes 14 to ly | 55.8 walwe,. sizes - i = Doz. ae 6 for 356 , 3 & part being attributed to the Main Fleer Pair Il*’~: pair $?.95 pair e ! = CGlaeses seo " r ar int of labor necessary tn ; second Fleer | ; ass . ; - '?rget oe tn style; , Jars * pe Guce a ton of coal, 2 3 — - - “| ai’ oY = = "oa .¢ Fifth ; “ B: ¥ m4 hanger mn the rainesa. er o¢ "s) 7 Girls’ Shoes Children’s Shoes Misses Shoes } $50 Baby by Carriages $2750 BE special eration which applies 4 * b inbor sts as well as other c Friday and Saturday Onl y— Very Special F riday—W omen’s 59 Resa Strollers, $6.75, x o © shies realisation. is aad a ed, mage 7 ~———Lg power of the dolar was. vy? Friday—We Offer Imported : wine whesin [added sent and oie ene ee Sale of Men's Shoes’ Beaded Bags Sports Oxfords — 2 _ $2.95 Satinay Slips, $2.19 previous year, except that. tole

1 3 ful cream center covered with milk and dark sewers. Thiré Ficer d¢ | nut Chocolate. ae SS

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T HURSDay, A . — ALGU ST 2 405 ecu rown. r | we se OR eS! 7 OP, . . : future. 20x32 § hye desirable fu , « o Chases Ri th ee ae 2 Pixs nittee of the United States, suggests , i , : ee ee ee se s segregation of defective types, steril- Referring to the extensive move- Ath hloor > ave ment of farm folk to. the cities and ac of States in Which Proposal Said to Be More j oS ; - ee x , E: gf .. : a me SAO, MWe Sacer yes parenthood ils consequent eugenic drain the Dresser Scarfs, 58c ; | by those endowed with good heredli- report says the solution “seems to white Tes trinimed Scarfs Mines Are Located Invited Welcome to Majority in ; Sui 3 es es eS o a , * . 3 # tary traits, and marriage and divorce 7" ER ie eS depend chiefly upon whether Amer- 4 Sa centere: TSKHO inch size. regulations Third boor Conference in New York Gathering Than Was First; & workers are outlined legislation helpful to “farm eredits, . [GTON, 2 , oom Protcc- , st-Pispatch. ' ; ost * : a = . Soe : ar a? «a - — . BeanGTON, AUE | IEFFERSON © oy Be ide. 7 | S att 2 | i The program was arranged by a *#rmers’ co-operatives, community ae Ans. CITY Aug. 23.— Ni ee iy a = , 3 “4 oh ae subcommittee of the American or- art, rural education, abolition of pro- Henry tective tariffs and suburban life for ie ad- patterns; espegially well suiteg to ar. \ Main. lh loor tine, Yard, 45c a y to save spiendidly on plain ang tines im many desirable shades: of the public against a shortave peating fyel next winter by insir- lcemocrataic members of . ; eo . = an ae " tutional Gderedition yma epi I | : — es ES peas up” te vil _ sity. CitY workers” ld he ; ap adequate distribution of hard- in blocking all nlans fo + “Reagte 3 Re ee . ; = E Crampton of Cogumbia lt niversity. ; woul oe eugeni« ' r 16 Consti- es sages Bs ssa Other members of the subcommittee '"easures of the highest order 7 substitutes in case of a i@-up tutional Convention to change the $ ae : Rocks. . Se 7 : ie are Profs. Irving Fisher and Roswell Arraignment of institutions of : Third Moor Me anthracite fields was the uj- aber sete’. fon ao, =witich ‘ “gs ; — bi : Bem : ie ect Se ; oes S - “ Johnson, and Dr. Harry Laughlin. higher learning for their adherence ae Seoncern toda} constiute what Republicans describe § Ba e a ane : r 3 ee Be ee | ae . The national body is composed of to “monastic ideas” regarding mar- 5c 4 « hi ft 11 ot iS & » unholy, partisan eEerryman- ( ae , : aoa ‘ee ‘ a ot i sa? " Ries ; esi 3 SES ; : Rae i ss scientists, educators, churchmen, ried students is a part of the report, ercnie s, c “ ment. li _ | der.’ | : pense Pa oe RE a ) . ar : Re a publie officials and social workers, “Their best fellowships are not mbric Handkerchiefs nicely hem- A aspects of the situation wer ith the aid of five Republicans. | 2 ba ° Me ee So ae Fees Pe $35" = ae and is affiliated with the Interna-/| open to married students,” it says. ® with one-fourth inch hems: fy) studied by officials as plars | © - Shartel, Neosho, president of! we . tl piel Soe cts ae 28 : a _ ee “ae re 8 ee | ; a Ke : Ss tional Commission on Eugenics, “They seem to be doing much toe 25. Main Hloor t forward for the conference in| the Convention;.-Mrs. Walter McNabb bt PE Ga ge. 5 Nn, eee Oe Re GS Re a. ae Sek ig whose headquarters is in London./ limit the propagation of the most Miller, Columbia: Gallius Zwick, St, | - re pa ana ee DIOS pO og og bea oe SPR yee ‘ oe oa! wed wis . oe # ae EES : ste eS - ee eS Prof. Fisher is chairman of the intellectual elements in society. Gingham, Yard, 25 Governors of al! the principal Pie Us: Dr. W. H. Black, Marshall,. Sieh” Ba to aS oot ae eg ee: | 2 | American een moyarens shes rr move Education Needed. 4 m dere and former Circuit Judge George H. ; 33 43% re Ce ee amin Gr MoS eR age Rak RRR SR eee a Ree : . Harry Olson of the Municipal Court Important steps in the fleld of *u- a sesue a e2 Se BS es Rr rae corn aa 23 : & oO ~ _ , , : 3 : oe ’ aap oy. Ant mi “yi ane = Third Floor ; Ga solidly to leave the Sh a RE ‘ es 3 : Se ee committee, made public the program. y. , are universliltes jistributer, yesterday, to send ater ) : : coon s r redistricting to the five major elec- Various Factors Considered. should have courses in ¢ugenics, Edu- . . manag tive state officers. War. immigration, farm credits, cation as to the supreme importane> ite Poplin, 29c he fhm Ain Mgy Mme Bk? Roch eee? 8 Pah ery Vee 4, York next Tuesday, i "FN AD Allied Bole BoE eB Sach dt iii for a conference The Democrats outmaneuvered and | protective Siietatives of the 11 + oak wi outfought the Republicans, for whom HIS is the delegation from the U. S. Chamber of Commerce that told President Coolidge Tuesday not only would we be performing a bor unions, and housing all are men- should eventually be extend el and wear splendidiy; ideal fo . the entire fight, almost unaided. fin- moral service to the world by extending hand to brothers in distress but that such action is imperative as a measure of relief and tioned in the program as problems through the entire school system, : Aa .f 7 y g p Jhird Voor | Hestern railroads to consider ~ “*Ye!ved on Politte Evins of | help to American business; that we must ist in | penne Se! distributing aren- bonne Terre. The defection of the | Prosperous conditions to America. Left to right: C. F: Weed of Boston; C. Bedford, chief executive of the Standard Oil Corporation; Julius The automobile is mentioned as a are should be taken to squoze ard Silk, Yd $1 .39 | in each state, wi , : five referred to overcame the Re- | Barnes, president of the U.S Chamber of Commerce; J. F. Fahey of atderd Fred T. Kent of New York: Lewis Pearson of New York; Willis. factor in rural eugesics “since it) eugenics with rational democrath: “9 ion te Washi | fds, 36 inches wide; in many nea a a a at age had existed on a paper computation 3 —— , propinquity, and to widen the range Class superiority and espousing equal s and the wanted street shades; ' “sl ue Ga ee “te , 7 of 1 iembership jr he ¢ envention nae of marriage selection in rural dis- opportunity to demonstrate itntrinste ; , up an lose aiong the . 7 ', pai. ae . Third Floor Mn Mieetic seaboard ~tg Reape The scheme, as adopted,@is a com- a , ~ ~ a haa | bination of the ideas of State all ? ' The eugenic aspect of higher edu- Public libraries should be pro- matched after conferences hetwe -n st wen J | ication is presented in the question vided with suitable literature. depar: Conference Called for Tuesday. Photog: tariffs. transportation, la- of biological factors in human life te Poplin » i i? ches “ jile: r) quality mmerce Commission and the prin- | | : | on | tting Europe on her _ so that she can resume trade with us on a scale that will bring, for eugenic research. down to the elementary gradea with Supervisocy } Vi we . : _ it :@ in-breeding fram ideals by exposing false ‘] ; . publican advantage of one vote which | H. Booth, vice president of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce. secnte se a? , ——— the Old House o 59c President Coolid and nee ds of 1} ator Frank H. Farris of Rolla. Wi}- | } : els concerned. “Are universities attracting the most ments of health should become ey- sine ; 9 : ; » On : lian 5 and R: ] »} \ "fg irmmack t t fascinating novels that Harold Bell ernment agencies concerned. mapa ; ~steign a ; 1 ogee a Intelligent elements in the popula-| genic agencies, and departments of ten, and one of his most popular In addition to considering a tenta- ae Te ont 2 2 pe t provides tion and virtually sterilizing them, | eugenics should ‘be established in +v- : : : . 5 Tr ti tiOoRe Ne ?T) , toe si ceca gta both students and teachers’ ery state. It is important in Book Shop—sSixth Floor | tive scheme of distribution already LO this endeavor to evolve > Satin in rich black; very good | , ; ) ok. allie? “panne, + dee Treat to Be Ignored if De- ei. tan ns for instruction of the public Treasurer, in 1925, shall redistrict the J S report asks if the popnlation centers potheses be given oui as facta.” tionally cle La dintb] our -* m -— "¥ os “ee a ¥ . née ~ ia hal - . mae . ) 5 P | : © quality . use of substitutes for anthracite senatorial Districts and that the Valera Faction Is Successful Might Still Be Done in attract “the superior, intelligent and/| Additional laws sugested for in- Third Ploor ' a ame - niet : ° a , ; |i. surplus of crude oil is believed ®#™e duty shall fall upon holders of in Coming Election. | te Bascom Slemp Decidedly Well-to-Do and | Phat Direction. able bodied young poops from the corporation into the national “eu- > f Government officials to offer a those offices afer the taking of each | farms. or the inferior? genic code™ would provide: leached Muslin, 15c meeerantial support to the reserve “decennial census. Failure to redis- Regarded as Political Strategist Without | | “If the superior stocks are being’) Setting the minimum marriage age d, fine-thread Muslin. unbleached: substitute fuel available for use trict is made grounds for impeach- By the Associated Press By Special Cable to the Post-Dis- driven off by present tendencies to at 18; domestic purposes Third Floor an emergency. ment. LONDON, Aug. a Peer. patch and the New York World. the sterile life of citv commerce, Establishing ‘ ‘dys sgenic inh> ritab* a were indications from va- Compromise Reported Welcome. of the rf 1) Conyright 1923. by the 7 Pulitzer this stonstitutes a drain upon the defects” as adequate grounds fur thi rogram ’ ; '? y ‘ = e -*' ‘’ . Vi oT i j . ‘* ‘ I - SUE e ‘ — aed , population,” the repert says. “It is) divorce: ~ Half H P ~ 35 Government branches that the This compromise is far more wel- eal | : | ; "hy ’ ice ns i tJ ie ever ‘ ; e ‘ : 2 ¥ . . e% sane oe . > ‘ ‘ ’ " ‘ . ed out by Wadieigh, the New Govelaull aliens aty oe d, . the Concerning the present general| connection, that only well-establiahe4 ck Satin y d $1 39 Tork conference, the Governors were or, pecretary of State, State gunmen ° tendency of migration from rural facts should be taucht. and not pre- ’ *9 “ @iformed, wil) Auditor, Attorney Genera] and State . ¥ | : ney a ease | * ' } sté - Manchester (suardian SAYS Much communities to the larger cities, the mature and possibly dangerous hy- by Peter Traveling Bags in three- ®atly lined; 18-inch size. Sixth Floor eid hite coragovan, navy, gray, biack, t between anthracite miners and ing by the State Legislature. week, is given in a m3&4 1] ‘ l eS sot. Ofna mountail ‘ DPPomMmenr rit « » President's sec- ae American lation which is on the farms tends on the size and quality of families. ‘ ; aia i'd a3 ai . ® Commission's Findings on Cost tion, but no redistricting ever has : ginia the people are in a sti public: campaign of next. fall. “A great and illuminating act of rresp dent of the P ;, ie ae a . - ; ; two tendencies are demonst e the Belfast serie aa tus high é m becau one > 1@ 12 ‘Clally if Calvin Coolidge should destruction is now in progress oO! at * ? - ws ti | ae an a 4 ree Are fe CONT Wi - © er , ™ ends: % or double b&d size. BSENGTON, | ww 22 on ee ee ee apace peratiy wages, hours, hotsing and condi- August 23.—The (task preferring to leave the task to | ‘ “ , tilation four generations hence would 2 © : . noe ' ,er .} ‘rr : ' ’ sling Bags, $5.00 "J & in 1913 to $3 . ? first VM hen the Legislators failed, until a festo says that among ‘ the . LPLITLA Pres}: ery? ‘oohdgres 7 ae ban iti- ti] SM ao oT ne. = Not infrequently, to bre ak up and aispose r) r , s formation. | and physical types of the present Legislature and will form a Ministry, past were addressed Db) as a ; , cluded with the admonition that le aS) , — —_ ~orhys , rt t by a ywNnHport of ihe hci - ; $ ‘ : ‘7 ) ‘ : ae : 4 ‘ eve Study into production cost: The Democrats expect to carry probably with the sup} fascom Slemp or his f Tr. Me. rey arding, while a member of Breaking up of ships now b / . ' on exact. determination of facta Ose that look like silk and wear m of intervening in the dis- first plan, which called for redistrict- |faction Wins in the esectiol oat BIG STONE GAP, Va., Aug. 23.-—: give! ‘rious consideration in his epester Guardian. in an editorial the 50 per cent of the present popu- | covraging differential salaries based ; . Throughout { e Scrayppin . es ' rae © lis. Main Poor rators. That duty has laid on the Legis- lished McGinley. , ri retary y many he is expected to captioned, ( pI 5 to heeome &8 per cent of the totai Systematic mental testing of chil- — — lature under the present~-Constitu- 1; in D al. according ican agent in onegal, accoraings t ’ . at j It then ts pointed out that if these Regulation of e mployment of quality unbleached muslin, with ae Anthracite Production. been brought out by the body, each f : *|women and children as regards ; ti Associated Pres General Assembly to which fell the Morning Post. ai Se . geek the esidential nomination. % ; a : number, f e epresentati\ ' high! accomplishment by the United the result would be that close to 900 tion of labo! . : : _ ‘ , Peniublica: , ; ] Lot “ale iF 4 = A 0 or. oor ; nor + Assuming that the as punil a ‘ i. vY) - er) ei ? ; ’ is 1s aS . . , " } r. imo t . 7 } sy ‘oe eee f of see rhird Fl - {labor in production of e the Governor, Attorney-General and re he Dail. ¢1 si Bascom Siemp of Dig Sto! ublic speaker and to counterbal- | States. After the Washington naval out of every 1000 of American pop- Removal of present restriction on ae ; * . . ina maio>rity in the Dail, the mari- |... F 7 y : Ce fp anthracite increased from S cretary of State, who could do it | “+” 4 Majority in tne just been appointed et als t this he gens rally left the spell- pact, England at once qi! g: ee é' the dissemination of birth control in- he of the RTOCK of the lower mental : 2 of 1923, the lL nite} fat a ignpric »f . ‘t{unt+ea ~ . > » .* . . _ . ¢ ‘ . . ies ; ; =) c mt ‘ Mtea Si he decision of the State Supreme Court they will take possession 01 ; rs @ rit , om hi for . ™ ings held in the interest of his ital ships which had been deck SAN The chapter on legislation is con- fe mmission announced today in in 1921 deprived them of that giving the result of its . power. eig} { yr ten speakers War- superfluous. | he Sf PTePBar rion Of ¢ ertain ‘ lasses a aku ’ | “such as the criminal defective.“| ®™#ctment of laws should wait up- borites. Thev will ignore the treat) f * ; ' . : ae ee ; ; . : should receive special emphasis from 2 ell | in their ch e ie Seni made two speeches in | {"nited States, whicn has been de- “The @Qitimate fruits of any eu- ete -; . Te te 4 .i ae aw ” the that implies British supremacy, } s-ongress, are 1 | eae oe ss n i-porcelain Set onsisting of 100 the labor cost« formed 61.6 For they do not propose to lose th pil : erally known tHat the big ; ; In ™ itions. The task cannot be consid- , . ir) . 2 or -(5e ‘Tr { . rs rae: } ’ tT? Vat1O i I) I . ? sg , } ‘ itore Si \ CIABRSOS . urged sie colonies : NV >| : _ : : 7 ee '* ce ’ om 7 ‘ ise ; Mf "te ¢g ri - Y ‘ . ; I f cluding the (,overnor General, VN r) Db? atic sa { Ve) ‘ i” : 4 ° . . , - ’ , } . i } ; “5 7 ae by r¢*s ire aty, looks Mice Drip , i af in the nm Dla hape and dec mM of the sales realization @®dvantage they hold in control o : llable a Republicar eterilized people would live virtual- ¢red @ shert eampaign like many eh Le : : ‘v if ¢€ »] *cye* ie 1! 1) ; e , tionnl border pu roa. DPifth bloor in 1913, they had dropped to the tate Senate, which has been in sOrmer ong! — ational headquarte! ere at th remarkable proce 2 i. lv ‘me ives ' sermil-inestitu- | olitical and social movements It ee" pin cen ; normal Hves under: iT D the i ; icans only The irregulars, continues th ' >. “) if Slem ane Mis “é - oac completion , pe cent in 1923 hie h inds of the Re publ ann or ly eae Bascom Sle mp serve ol ie mp, ind his cam proa hing ' tional eare but would not burden is rather, ike the tounding and de- . : . a = vf — » hy " } Slo, W ] ] reduce the army . , 7 . ‘ yt » 4 cy _ - ‘ . se ; ‘ ‘ “ft cif 4 a ne. y Carriages $27. 50 mn &pecial regard to indicated = ‘ in 190] under the present ifs l dp pomny Man ae iat as a Representative from th inth is wel not lackine in oratory. An immense « ro , ny ru | society ¥ th defective offenrine velopment of religiun. somefhing to | ° iv i = ‘ . meq = ‘ ‘ ' : ; ony . . . , * ic i; 7 i J al or : ¢° 4 z . F fe . ; ’ in labor costs, the report distric ting. pcs -inlenen . 9 . ‘ . , ’ , , [dolized by Mountain Folk. tion is made main!) : ' Sree Revision of d igrat mn lowe tr be handed on from age to age.’ oe reed hood, cordu- Impeachment Possible Penalty volunteer force. They wil] cut sal- | Virginia district from shortly afte | meuntain folk almost jidol- war is over. Thousands of men are ee ae ee ’ ; . ’ : i” * ’ ar ; 3 3 : te . . " - : . R : : bit Pia Wii veili a af % , a ton of coa ent. - limit le ' ory) hir ucces- istrict are almost entirely their enormous efforts on the scrap the Assembly were shown im the ap- Wil, apprec Pifth bloor © physical changes in the mines Slemp was servi ni nil SInthn if m . . +) the nic- | heap pene that greeted the remark of The- Supreme Court will be domi- eae : Dem . Slemp lives ait Ministe ’ c . . . : ; > teary? ‘ . . ,crr : eT) erm ce ‘ ed np Ai \ 2 if} pi , onsideration which applies sive term as sman _ “The Washington treaty convicts former Foreign Minister, pr presenting the treaty to thé Hhethard coa) industry. The re-| Missouri next year, else they would : h! ts $23. 95 Called ; | ; i it! Great Britain and everythings 73 ‘ 7 the outeet, the committee suergests ner Se attentio loweve? hat ot have supporte | Parris plan. | 7s! eee sre: ' ) 1e rhting Ninth’’ for Slemy t | ‘ . ; ntion, however, that no a sup} ted the Farris p! ngre ve — a. Dew a ‘a in Oo! lemp. J layed until re nc mtifie the | @arm colonies for the segregated | genic movement will require gener- a abo 6 nated by Democratic Judges in 1925, The treaty above referred to is that turesque Village of Big Stone Gap trollers 6 75 Osts as well as other costs ; . . ha . rary ‘ overtaken by\ lout) desi . : ‘ f the wh , ol to BA leg realiz: 7 regardless of the result of the eles. establishing the Irish Free . taf > AS ©] re | i tj amaiii uw here Tol nr +} Ox J r wrote most of the naritime nations OT one ot ’ 4 who. "4 4 “ : vr) is T * T i+ P - ‘ ; a . P . > . _ ; 4 _— f ‘ 4 ‘ . : Y ‘ Bh Strollers of reed, made with DE power of - : ; ut the tion next vear. in which only one;one of the dominions of the British Never Lost a Contest. his books most gigantic pieces of waste ever Of 1 al f 235 VY, tes Cast. 215 Assembly, pointed to Mustaph@ ’ af at) : is : . w. c : r leg ; 4 é , . - . er « ~ : ° aGed seat and without hood Greater in 1912 ¢ oh a a" judgeship is at issue. It is reason-| crown From 1907 to 19820 Bascom Slemp The new secretary. who is 53 perpetrated. By leaving so many Otai O As* ' Kemal with the worde: Sixth Ploor he lad than in 1923 OT cost each successive ably certain that whichever party ada Aad defeated every Democrat who ran ars old. was born at Turkey Cove, | ships intact it convicts them of an- | Are in Favor of Approving “This is entirely your wor has either elects a majority of the five Stat: TURK COMPANY OFFERS PI AN s© i i: iil I He has extensive holdings in other and ee the SA TNC time *Th- ann Pact Pasha ) ‘ { Tv > . : i ‘ = 4 . , hare ‘are " : le is ff. an € 4 j al na a : ——-—~ —— Third Floor com of supplies was given . A o> - anes al body Gy Repub for Development of Na- defeated in 1919. and Gov > ee he key to the “inside.” He often The Turkish Gran 0 % Cents a ton in 19: } | ee o oie tlonal Resources Trinkle, the present xecutive, who ps } a ] H | sembly at Angora today ratified the gy the Associated Preaa ee “ } . » : S« P. 7 . j ie. ee : I ~ tii ’ an i : . . — - if if "os ) . if g - : . = " . 133 per cent of 1} ‘ ne ee B t Associated Pres was beaten by the Republi (on- Sei hl . } &, ab Ae Cab ao MUSSOLINI VISITS HOME OF Lausanne treaty with the allies. Of NEW YORK, Atg. 23-——Gen. Hen- ’ 1@ *s Ze ‘ _- . " a. a uVe iy tn ' . U =. ‘ arte ye vaat copPuUYls Bhar ‘ ‘ le jy J ¢ ‘ ~ eer , e@r s : . - “ os and 72 cen: na a siggy district, feel that the Democrats have | by ‘He — ee nennman im 191 1 e198 Dem.| Cine @ i mem mH . , “ey - the total of 225 votes cast, 215 were ri Joseph Gouraud of France. who ‘« , . { : i] 923 : “> at US |. ; } {e : 93 —_ . ini ste r ‘* +) he rn Awad } - oe" - ana mea es« ; ; TI ie Tri0O8 l l- " Rengo Belt it formed 10.7 Se are oe nn’ [mut Been ¢ terget erpus in vhelr com: Sather ape, - reed ares offered no opposition the |... ga aon h | t! President D ANNUNZIO WITH PILGRIMS in the affirmative has been touring the country for five ‘ cent e- : - avars v : Tiere: 1O OPpeYy: on imate rms it > ‘reside . per cent of re- | promise of National Economy has favorab!; uma Sa Ve es — kc: — weeks as the guest of the Rainbow Similar) y “ge , re “e-electic of Sler » pecalse the , Wieae te a hat : 4 »Té ral ‘ xpenses re eci.ion a it ri} ‘ na Mrs Hiarding It is said tna . . , ee . . : . " M ceive ar) r { urkish - we : = € dow (Fro aff Correspondent of the MAn- fivigsion. whic war a wun } ° received an offer from a. Turki unsettled condition brought about}. gia not know Mr. Coolidge per- Addresses ¢ rowd From Win in i ogg cong, “A en IE ivision, hich it in th , Wn to have increased from eal ape oa . = , : : . . 4 Sw A » . ‘AS : . fu P co . f Corsets wo " Cente a ton in ten years ARAB FEDERATION PROPOSED company submitting a plan fon the by the entry of the United Sti »§ sonally. Cottage Where Poet Wa an New York = rid.) wreead eT ana A oe in a ' 7 ‘ ee ; ’ ‘ ; (Conwr ht 2° . ak | . Le - *0 have decrease: ‘O 2.5 to = ; ‘velopment o the national re- into the World War In Dark as to Call. Born. in Copyright 1923.) . orn a me yester | - Agains : rs “ , er- 73; cast § } 2 Slemp announcet . P = Po a ate ‘ seer . oe “vs . : pea) : a soak ag sales | Ralpes S06 Despnan, Totter at Contr sources which would be substituted “pig oor = efore going to. Wes 2 PESCARA, Italy. Aug. 23 Benito redentist speeches characterized the “I am sorry to leave America.” he d Val | ‘ ; ag 3 »ybe ‘ that he intended to retire from pol- _ - Ine % ‘ a “ar ) TAS z Y so ‘ * . $5 an $6 ues | ence rs Oct r for the Kenedy-' ‘hester agreement = . . bv the ~* we " ; - > _ . JERUSALEM, Aug. 23.—The »ro-| The project will be studied the party's nominee. In the face OF cived a telegram from Speaker Gil- |D'Annunzio last night when, hi > a 4 ‘ ‘ : € : > | 4 ° . : e > fr. UBERALIZED IMMIGRATION sed federation of Arab states will .. ss ° Sitedeers this declaration the Republican dis- |, nod nlggeagy. ’ t : ito : ct ‘ erardec nrougne AMIEL, interest to amany. solution Shipping Board has approved, with The convention sb nadie ’ a oan Re a tics! tp with Slemp was formerly chairman of | funzio the heroic soldier. faithfn’ “The treaty prepared a future full) France, under no conditions. could We er ~e ; , r concessions as *igne outh as a political strategist. | , oer _ : _ Third Mieer bbis have been chosen to | minor changes, the rate agree o-wary eco mere April 3. The convention | few peers. As an organizer and cam- | the Virginia State Repubiican or . |Ttallan and wonderful poet. Viva:” «of danger for posterity. perhaps even | assimilate the German pootviation ‘ ora a ‘ . ; , ect States in the fall jof-the River Plate and Bras ee mate the Turkish Nativnal- | paigner he appeared to be in a class ‘ganization and is at present notional he exclaimed. The crowd responded fcr ougelves. het Ramet mepronss and not to do so would make for « ® greater , . -Coastal Con- | was ra 7 ntiers; the permanent and tasting following for the | ference and the Zater-t ie Assembly April 16. all by himself. It tg thought thatcommitteeman from Virginia. with cheers. our 1913 European fro ° po | ference. iF ‘ . ee ewe ee: | ee oe) ee ee

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—— nl _- — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, I 16 >, aa | . ss saiainanamaltiaaan — — —_—_ Hy : Boa ’ : notaas ee : : » —— ~~? - vc to levv the Ti CH EVEMENT f conspiring by devious, secret Ways 10 : a ST ~ scT rnc ABLE AVIA ON A I S. : 7? shaw rge I. LOU - POS! 19 NOT — maximum toll upon the udi If they emere . ™ . oon 4 : >. » ro ’ o2 “ nite Pounded by JOSEPH core Two motable sthieveneas = ova ‘ialectic victors from the present negotiations thei: Is? orded vesterday. The aerial mail service succe©C~ _: +57. esems to be due more to ot-headedness and . = ~ —— > : \. « ~ a -_ 7 , = ; ; risco : : nes Wi: 1 in carrying the mail between Pris See : :ort-sightedness of Mr. Lewis 4 their o . : york |} 28 bours ttin off four Ga in f their own | , aieieae -_ 2 f id The anthracite minenms are unfortunate in their : - ’ > - 1 ijé t ne 0 Tm I ° = ; —- - xe - - oo Tht i i ms T-TsIs1 4,1" li I LAT . m™ na ae r No organization whether of Capita. h FORM. ot will Barling bomber . 4 ep successfully oppose or flout arbditra- ~ : . ae my . rama at , he ‘tomy ret.reme ili oe , 2 oh ™ eo wag ™ Pa —_ Wwircoes ° e ‘* ‘? : 2 : ’ ’ = ™ ~ — '- ‘ « = - . ll - a’ qeis - ~~ ce itl its cardinal = . 7 , es . ’ 3 ting LJ iJ As ad mine workers uncer? Mr Lew nave —~ > ' a old Bow er: , fo never tol- saa = 7 , ‘+ bh - the ultimate outcome must cefeat. , : (17 ty, tecn, always , . ; | "'. : | = + ‘ : — aa . one ie is the method of the bully. Arbitration is Mgt «kt macucuc [ a “a ea, : sv4 > a a ‘earls . 9 ix. omg tt nm : “ass oy4nee ‘ : —— : “+ civilization, Of 145 ice, of men ho KO: ' . ; 7 P c 7 ; pris itege ~ pul bic plun- LTO naw ee J oe UL fs : heli ~~ ?a i : i! demands . é aaa ' . wofed f 3 seo. Oo ° jen on x ' ered AL the 5» main oer 7 ai a he entire Yo hedule tim arbitration a lects to strike is beaten at the ont- —— “+ Nad ; “ “ a _. generally pelieved ~ the peu Tt . if +cT be ea tixfred sid ; 2a : 4 ess | ti 7 . . : : .! : Me \ - 4 7 . o _— 2 - _ j : * a tine Dodo This bei! ’ . . | 4 seca Sa . .-" usec. liam be dra-t , : : i oT ve rele mt . con ¢ r be , . - a _ : ; - ‘ . } ’ mi — " ; - ‘ ne ; pe hered ™ hen Wt : Ber A. , ae ae +t he : mi ie eee: ; ; . 4 , , , . . = , y a - , Le .— dD (crn : mitts “rT — ether Jy "1 a. ~~ -—~”" _— : . - _ rr + eb . - n ‘ ; : Strats to atta. , INTOLERANCE. Se are 2 Se ee cong ee megan last season Dy per dat : pratilanm Tacs or } redatory Oe ib! , ’ } ‘] Ge.it : ? ew P -* j en ip “2 A ; ~~ 0 = = . . = c — % . > on” on gnats and for U po" a yee it} ours Ww onstrated | : that President Coolidge sosagioneS ———_- “S eg Bs. pee =F olay for continental melt JOSEPH PULITZER. ranc! : : had ant} of the Knights rt 2 7 ‘0 = a > ° w 4 > ’ croo wueed YF night. however veda . ~ 7 ‘ieee - “Sages. ‘ >: . “ay @nors ee - rized «4 fiz | v0. = : ‘ Colum! he hi aims and good ete eee 2 Se -* Sy 4 acreeably SsurP \ ie 5 a eosalied ia a af lone. but in view Phe a ‘ e = mall : . 2 ee aS , es . that had come to ~ e oe - ‘ i ul . rit =I : : - | *. = a : poll . * as merely a ram SETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. ooo... chore is little doubt of su " : see : : : \.. Be eg tne Bowers +. 2 al i : ; i 4 ‘ ‘ ast : a 4 «>. ‘ef 4s. © : : as ‘ aa . ‘ee ; “Ret lurid melodrama & bodr 4 ' Sitti POLES, 2" OS :} ee the mark. Befe record ; , at 3 ~ e. —— had vanished a c« : t j ' : “WA ee Lae oy , sobbing for one mc Answering a Fanatical Letter. : , , 1] t ca rt .Re 1a | ,. , ' ~~ ge af 2 pes j e was 80 : : : ». . ; . = Oi 5 ow while downs ‘airs z 7 ee : é 4° ee " Re: 4 | *aded giris, abdiy assisted i Le ; - ‘ ‘ awe i. isis ‘ “ a \ ‘ - . é, , * . s > s - . bh tred adress . ee tee er Oe oe. Miscat.” Thus Woods at least served broth in new. brothes. The plot the piece was rather com plicat but the theme was Virtue umphant. One can best describe & action br -ataloguing the sren which depicted a happy coupe, crooked stepbrother, a holdup. frame-up. a prison. a brothel, scrubwoman. a Bronx fiat. a taxic a baby’s shirt and a fustifiabie be cide. Mary Rran. in the corn-fed dri sole. was as hopelessly miscast the slice of ; in an Oo : m : | pre 4 gps peo ee drink. With thi« exception the EES ccsceert cox | : , > Oe eee ee ee ed he men ux Fairground oe - . -” . +? " " sv = There seems litt. if pect DOW ” 4 ¥ | Se ee a ceratrs boat Tasoabie bec fo cones | — The MIRROR® ; a a one heoe i? ) tamil acanal JUST A _ MINUTE | PUBLIC OPINIO ) iiss on cist ao can aaa ~- -- the next crook plar. Edward : orrectiy quoted he and Bis organization 4 | eae ae pie ee a al - | This column is designed to reprodu J er an wactemnet Sener 4 ing for a fight? “The m si | aD. > taey sa0uid ti 3 st a site BOOTLEGGERS BACK PROHIBITION ‘Rat our con ic of the conatn ot — * | . rin ne ct ager © rie > nn ; “4 use pe ; ng | igh > thee tn whieh tines , Oe ais ai iii: «om a the pronunciation of ie ” of the medict- bias the latest comment by the icading . Degearce ‘ransien's. leered so victe c as say! are preparec ¢ ao alee we a = es : | a ; — ae nal value of salicine the date wv’ Sargon [, newspapers and periodicals om the stone ly that the Sret row shook with ontest Sept. 1 and to adm er to the operators. 4... new desl “Naho qua Bx a alll are subject to revisio: | the day. . Prenk M. Thomas, ae the virts ” tee ee | “lan ; bli Toung husband. must have heen the most complete troun thei: tel il ie ae . a eo enn ; a 7 : a ; ; si ‘ Wie =lected because of a striking > The spokesman r ti perato al “ : ; _ : : ; ' ries | SIGNING FOR THE PRESIDESE a Diance he bears to the Macme speaks @ different langu H cre pud a , ines ss oe ) _ wouth afflicted with wan- From the Philadelphia Bulletin. Fae. » ber who vamps the maidens tn € opinion. as p} nd se od : D er ee eee a , — or ae, rh ant sea. but the modern can find NB of the suggestions for a scone . Mall Park studied): and explanatory tern IN KALAMAZOO : — e of pronisitien aac | relief br looking for parking space —Indian- of the Presidents reams - mie v4 2 ‘mpeossidie to make 3 ; | arenas em eee ; ome: Re | = ae stil: alti nme a ai not be obliged personally to sign al = ht Annite” as good as she ording to 2 D n hree years mstant spr . san eae oe : 'for the army and navy and thousands of : ° grant a wage inc! met offered 1 sbmit that | danc the guardians o b norals in Kals ) de deh cia til fey arrested a man in Washington whe (offices. A precedent which might wi Se “We've Got to Have Money” evestion, and every | the iz 1 ¢ ite. tO arvdi- > Bay dD s8ag f rdinan , 7 rok into the capito! to rest After all the ed is an incident of the new adr eo Pleasant Comedy. tration. and. if on vent to ent . se? 1a g danc from look! to each aia ae sien 2034 , a B. % » sal e war to get in there and rest. probably. is f the clerks in the (renerai pape Offica. 2 ' Br Leased Wire Prom ‘he New Tork a ail ad intro the ert aetive ee a os : ee a | ne 9 yim — oun _— | : t el it an. has been authorized by a per = —— -_ Post -Dispateh. _— : , ) — ne . ; ou . us President Coolidge to sign his same ‘6 NEW YORK. Aug 21.—“We to that date. Warriper con 2S that to line tep to easute yr in ney 1 n enfor | Robert Quillen say home is getting to be g-ants. She had heid a similar oUt ~~ gh Have Money.” the new p y strike. are striking aga tration. not hibitin ne its s of ix : —= Sac 4 und. (Bes : [ittle more than a po ¢ denarture.” We President Harding. Thus it happea® a Se the Playhouse, could have higher ware He presents | ase fOr tat Hun’ h 4 ding wWitc Ifa a _ | .. oe tmagined it had become pre-eminent as a ‘Ua B. Pugh is the only perses in the ™ *Ge of two things—a domestic f ms ; : ” place to be towed back to.—Toledo Blade service who can legally affix the substitute " ora big business comedy. Ase ° . ° ure of the President to an official : ter of fact. the piece opened with A Texas gir! has ‘ust inherited $2,.99°.990 and power is not shared with any member of fecided slant toward the dom says she wi)! -ontinue to work. Wed say that. (met. not even with the Secretary of Sae:5 theme, which rapidly cave way at t too, if we ever got that amount—Springfiela | popularly regarded as the “Premier. » 7 wa of the first act te the uw News. s no compelling reason why & 3 a ks of the “Tr pars te ad , 4 . . . ing in the name of the President ef the @ : Beheo] The audience at the The old family doctor may have had faults— | States need to be signed Dy him pe p Bouse found this immensely amy rer masses who . - mT. . too for -thei but just the same it takes a couple dozen the duty may be deputized either @ q ing cheering eitvation net altoget! ves against this mg ——" os ote ion ‘specialists” to hold down his job.—New Or- ment chief, or. as in the case of land 7 4 mp and tricks not exactly = pee a leans T'mes-Picarune. subordinate clerk It is a matter for _ : te a@ trade . . regulation by Congress. ae q Edward Laska offers for a el | the same tn tine An Illincis woman is credited with divorcing a 4 : .ctment of the Am tit busbands. Whar a rare example of patience POLITICAL CRITICISM - ; me we Tecontiy drawn br Charles for women who think it necessary to resort te Frem fe Philadelphia Record. y a omg 2 that the cloistered «a shooting.—Des Moin Register. We should be giad to hare political be mien nae * university does sot ” . ™ tempered materially, but we observe , “he business world with its Twenty-one senicr co-eds at Columbia Uni- /orater tn Kansas who attributed the . — Witnpess young Darid versity boast that they have never been kissed. Presidents Lincoln, Garfield and & = 4 : payed last night by the The newspapers charitably refrain from pub- rart to denunciations of their ¢ .’ — Robert Ames. David viet lishing their pictures.—Nashville Tennesseean. l%™mocrat. We should like to hear © == i. ured a substitute th win his ° . . on this subject. We should be glad to =a q "ee at Columbia which ‘eft The Ku Klux Klan is said to be entering the ( Republican make confession o the sim * ; ao. unfettered to roam niversities. Probably it wants to get a few | party in their treatment of Presidente Ses - *. where most of the Cofu tips on real hazing —New York Post jand Wlison Partial and grudging . 7 ~heang ° ° ° been done to the former and at te hie guardian dincovered ¢ RON DEAT. uture—affer he is dead—t = Dartd decided to show Don't sing exactly like the linn begin to confess that they are os litte - = chemugtry and dif An Chasian Peer Tourtst« One tries a.pen on a villaneile of the disgraceful way they taikes Or some such “Frenchy” bagateille— Wilson. Probably Emma Geldmans | 7 Methinks a rondeau’l! likely win it. ted Czoigoss. and the vicience of teas ess wants prohbitio faction im the Republican party over Ti | elreet every ober union man w Win something if it's but a spinet. tiom of Robertson to be Collector of a . | 1ock could hare yne that will drink once And, if I lose, ['m up agin it. New York affected the feeble as without further evidence steam and then wakes tut we doubt rery much whether tie " hea Mt cond and third acts are ‘+, and the bi = To ead this rondeau uage hurled at them by their satag nents had any visible connection wit? , another. if I dare begin !t. | of any President. 4 > > > 7 Translating. perhaps. may discipline it. | = Marot. the Frenchman. wrote full weil CALIFORNIA'S MOTOR tw. CS Pualms. odes. a’so a villanelie From the San Francisco Chronicle - “ ) , Tich Or two: and 1"! translate, or deuce is ip & RASTIC penalties for violation . S.. developing the ne How to Get a Winner ; seo ria man the poor d o ‘ A real French rondeau. D*® provisions are prescribed @ alt ' of men whe have Pb. DP. — | ' . Usiness new motor rehicie act. which becomes ¢ . tn snance any cam- RONDEAU BY CLEMENT MAROT. at midnight Aug. 41. 3 ne wil the bootieg- Translated. the autemobile associations of the amendment will ever In days of oid true iove did reign tually afl phases of the sutoists has too much money Gifts. words, one did not overstrain; there is to at A «itt. though but a mere beuquet. ra Would. as the wealth of Ind. asuay. Say and se ig Boor. Proving true »Deart of lortng ewailn. > And then. tf maiden iored agaln. How long to @weil! in ‘ove’s domain” ued reasoning consists fn Years counted rot. love was for are ung on believing as we In lavs of oid aieeady 4 sal | | : The ifttle word MT is the most unpertan: ore Bnt now ne more such lere to gain iditienal »' . Sl See ) * : - in ail human affairs. and properly to reckon All's changed. our very tears we feign oulp the long ve ) vA > Me Pd ” —~——- with | is the beginning of wiedom. It has the . And me, these days, love shall net ewar ne team. ° We want | ~ re —. LT. er same force. whether it is MY iimner MY dog. Till cid-time lieve rewends her wary. that pemmant. and Mr Ro» surete i mat , a and MY house, or MY faith. MY courtrr. an Azad levers truly lieve. quitting disdain voing WG uw BSBROWN ROOTER. | "hada MY God. We not only resent the imputation Ot days of old. that our watch is wrong or our car shabby. bus / WILLisAM BR. TYMME Rage ep

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TRSDAS. ite Ci . . avarst ~ ace = © mae The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. eee q ap) | CHT ANNIED —| PARIS STYLES LET INDIVIDUAL FORD PARTY GOING HOME SOON|, . Weatny cnicagoan Dies a . S () C | | TASTE DICTATE SKIRTS LENGTH | wachs 1s Ready to Pick Up Campers | tos noo; AUS. 23—David Ben: fi ae | ; at Houghton, Mich. 4 of directors of the Mineral Point GY > | ' Blues, Greens and Maroons Favored py tne Associated Press. Zinc Co., ‘died last night at his sum- “ Olive " : as Colors - a Brilliant MARQUETTE, Mich., Aug. 23.—]™é¢r home at Lake Forest, a suburb. and . AND MRS. WARREN GOD- GU | prey |The Ford-Ed He was reputed to be one of ine Sixth | E ic :, -Edison- ' P ‘ | DARD of Brentmoor will re- EST AT LUNCHEON tity tS My ie Tork World prongs) ws en ee ) C A N 1) i G SS ’ _— - vow ihe BO ee ee ee wee eee ee o ege> ~.# -~ ~“ - Oe ns “a T ; Publishing Cos... the arty, which [heater turn Sunday from Wianno, ; 2: and the Post-Dispatch.) - : hich has been camping in Morosco . peodrame . Outdoes the | Mars. Their daughter, Miss Irene | 49 me PARIS, Aug. 23.—Paris dress-|‘h¢ Upper Peninsula of Michigan Civil War Veteran, 88, Weds. _* New York Ulu . ss whore marriage to Edwin ‘ ; ee ic ‘: % makers have just found out what , for several] days, probably will end Joseph Tucker, 88 years old, anda . , . ' Old Bowery. S. Elder will be an event of the Ba — poe ; il] be. They | their trip at Houghton. Ford's vacht Mrs. Margaretha Jamssens, 68, both ' 417 North Seventh ; coming season, will remain in the next season's fashions WwW! e. ; “—~ syac hae St. Louis, were married in Belle- am fied Sales SEE Uah or @onteunbce, yi: | . had to wait to see what models the Sialia, which carried the party! ville by a Justice of the Peace yes- jf 0 S . | f F id ae » the New York — - 3 = sold, and now they have decided | from Traverse City to Escanaba. has | terday. Tucker is a veteran of the Jf ur pecia $s or ri ay of the Post-Dispatch. Miss Hedwig Aulepp, daughter of -. c ~ what should be seen on Fifth ave- locked through the Sault Ste. Marie |C!v!! War and has been married § uyers ave c osen. ists Ww) gO avoar ‘ presum - SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES e . . ~ ‘ tt was emia amy sheet ond 'IKkoland D. Teicnman. The ceremony : : ~ The general outline pe si se tity a voyage down the lakes to sopra - - ———— | Friday Candy Special Friday Bakery Special wa awc Sye.sessyre we ill take lace ‘nlack in R 7s :. narrow, as usual, but when e troit, i ‘. ‘ , ain melodra P Wi ake place at 4 o'clock : ‘ ; : re. ; , - € ' : extinct as the Dodo This we afternoon at the home ot the oride’: ee! ; 5 _ f wearer walks her skirt will spread Hensy Ford has been made ual € fe) im English Walnut Slices, Chocolate Pecan Layer arengihened chan ah pm we _, irents. and will be attended ae - : wide at the bottom. The skirt comes honorary member of the Michigan French Nougats and As- | Cake. Fluffy white layers y began last season Oy vorsook | OY relatives and close friends. | % i i See PZ down near the ankles, the length | Volunteer Fire Department. Dur- i + 0 covered with an icing of . , j " ? ri hoco , a play for ogre ton versity of Missouri and is a memter sl $ oa eo 4 > ever, to individual taste. It is a Of Smoke coming from under the ve- . - | d ith : Oo aie 73 en ee sam. Tuesday cue | + gt Geet cf the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Dlg audience that hac meg 48 ho is the son of Mr. and Mres. oO. . RES: Colors will be blues, greens and Tan to the edge of a nearby lake, : . ~ L -* the Bowery 4s merely @ Frame.) ht. Teichman of 1998 Oregon avenue. ¥s . SS maroons——the order of apparent filled the bucket and extinguished Re prought back the old — aiso attended the University-of Mis- 3 oils a Se as may be wearable. Fabrics are ed by children playing near the Wahdigers ceceive trom $200 § ' > ; - . > Our Tea Rooms ght Annie.” ae SS 3 i profusely embroidered or woven. building nan §00.( so chipeede tn tae Unned | Se ms ~ New Staging Device. | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel! Harold Baer . 5 9 ae ee & | Ae with designs. - a Ststes and fewer than 5000 skilled | = teed ; ie’ is so much that! g- teen , ae “oe tie go te OO . a Traffic Men. , are a feature of pride with us and med Light Anni , of 31 Dartford avenus returned ee So 5 RE Re In general, costume lines are | Der wekationt eussie tenches ¥el | - bi omy it is a lurid melodrama is a luesday from a three months’ tour) * .. “33 ests i taht . simple and fabric designs sumptu- CASTLE HAL : how to SOLVE trafic problems. 1 d ” constantly strive te ad = : d miles off the mark, Before or Europe. Mrs. Baer’s mother, | 7 re ek ; ous. Fur is used often as trimming L | pet og age iy ent gy oe ton a i and appreciation by maintaining the first act had og ag e can Mrs. Emily Brown, and sister, Miss oe 3 per : 4 3 Pm Sleeves for the daytime are long OLIVE AND 29th STS. § vou their methods and aril] you tn the highest possible standard of pire was sobbing for one more) Emilie M. Brown, sailed August 7 wis oe and flow at the wrist. For evening. REOPENS | Ptevccmestand O™Gosa‘sclary'scem OT All Week quality. , | of snow, while oe ote “ |for Europe. to stav until October. . they shrink or even disappear. The Saturd 4 t 9 the atart | ‘ew o » .4 , ‘ , , — . " . oF t.+ a sores, ed girls, ably assisted by | amy inet ith at ‘el fixed D ro ° , " . . ow go pe! aaa, te. G3 gee shrilling the expurgated et ag Waterman avenue returned Monday MISS HELEN CROWLEY lines may be square in front and V- Datetnes Geotled ainiiiian phone for catalog. | | Vanilla Almond Caramels, with Refreshing Drinks and nary Ot eg) @ Frankie and Johnnie. Among oth- evening from their motor tour She will be honor guest at 4 ghaped in back or vice versa and every evening, except Registration Now Open = | Dark and Milk Chocolate Delica Froz D f oar: wats ‘ : A : Mung details noted as the nicht through the West and Northwest. luncheon bridge to be given Satur- Monday. aie Prag gt + Pi oe ’ Marehmaliows Ren 25¢ fiicwus rozen esseris. rx > ™\ ¥~ The Rt eat eo), , Se, 4 were @ holdup, & killing ai a dav by Mrs. S. A Mendelson of 732 Instructions every Tuesday ° : Diice 4a Lineren a “8 ’ cece SF as SO ae ictective ‘ i ‘ Ae > 9 e P 4 f q : ° ic] 4 ax Mae Neb beg et ? iftly changing scenes ie ——$— $$ | a , 7 | 2 aa oth | Bota A Ee = Ag . a eaabie platforms and or eee poll 3 — “et 2 sec 9 _ gf rR > . Naples, Aug. 15, Giuseppe Verdi, - | fC Law & Finance . : N (; di like B . wits Tame ey ae Rodeae Bryant of Fergdeon. Mr. Bryant was |avenue, to E. E. E. Rugotph 3r.,| .Naplew. aS aT CRANOD S OLIVE o Candies usy Bee Candies=== abe ~ Bs. i A : | a : : g into the portal of the proscent- caucated at Washington University. | gon of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Rudolph Yok , 18 West Wald- SCHOOLS AND COL] EGES gm with okohama, Aug. st Walk 7 WE SHIP EVERIWHERE a ee, less than a minute’s lapse. , waddine willitalke piace in Oc- > een aD aR RI MEE ET The wedding will take pia 1 Oc- | oy 6249 Maple avenue. 19th, Tokiwa Maru, Se- —— ee ————— — —_ — ny . 1) ’ Seattle Sale this was in pitch-black dark- toper, Misa Good will »* the hon- et a ne ee epee eae | ie mrosds was merely giving the | cree at a tea to be given early next! 414, 14a Maney Webb of Louis |Sttle: 20th. West Keats, fortland, School AND PHUTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS = ad " I iss ee Jie > , I 4 = ers of “Roger Bloomer” and inonth by her sisters-in-law, Mrs. } af Men tece. |~** of ; ed : ’ = ; ible ; kv ; 1s % guest K« be Au ¥ 18 Yres Mar } Port- "Johannes Kreisler"’ a trick or tw | ajexander C. Good and Mrs. L. Fred- aeCarthy of 4449 Forest Park : eae OMe Ps : ; ) , | ard MacCarthy of 4449 Fores ark , : Oth Ce Oe em fle- | | | Uh y iia. One lov, 0) Te theca, on vabsnecs ard Macc ond, Ores: 18th, Havana Mary, Sa SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY We TT Te ° he —o “rancisco; 20th, est Faralon, | corner of &@ bank (that’s where the. = re . $50,000 in Liberty onds was stolen. a 2 mes Pago Pago, Aug. tregenen: aon Standard University Training Assures Success cerely trust that none of the readers of this column the piece was rather complicated, ' their home. me supervision of athletics Kobe, Aug. 20, President Jackson DAY SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 17th. EVENING SCHOOL, OCT. 1st will fall to see it. There a eee bot the theme was Virtue Tri- ai a es potatoe i Seattle: President Cleveland, San Call or address Secretary School of Commerce and Finance, . F. W. W. Hall in the New York Times—” ‘Hollywood St. Louis University, Grand and Pine, St. Louis, Mo. \\\¥ is a film which can be seen more than once and still oe tye ee Francisco. —. acto ie i. he Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Block of Wy-; pr. and Mrs. William E. Jost of | ee \ enjoyed on Dy cataloguing © scenes, | - ’ rs 31? , & " | ' sees ae \ H iett Underhill i th New York Tribunc— . adown boulevard wil! return from 8t. 27 Arun la ( eir smal . : , : \ arriette nde n e ] r un Own : : 6.37 Arundel place and their small | ponert J. Busch Funeral Saturday. “Hollywood really is a most entertaining picture which depicted a happy couple, a whee | , 2 | place | : 20k | Caughter, Helen, have returned from Funeral services will be held at and nothing tn the least like it has ever been done croo epbrother, a holdup, a , : . ) \\\\: ‘ end ee * “tate tl . son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and,. yj sit with relatives in Los Ange- St. Pius’ Church Saturday morning Benton College or Law ' before.” DP. p nts Mrs. John MacDonald, whose mar- es for Robert J. Busch of 3724 Arkan- i Helen Pollock in the Morning Telegraph— “There « ROcecte — h meroman a Bronx fiat, a taxicad, | iore took place July 25, are. o-. me iar Robes 3, ee ee GEORGE L. CORLIS, LL.D., DEAN MA et we a baby's shirt and a justifiable hom!- ine the Wwdown boulevard sas avenue, manager of the, evo ° , eed | and greater crowds than anything of its sort since ; mls ey a 7 Mrs Noah told the ship news reporters what had happened . r. and Mz Paul C. Bleibtren of | lant of Anheuser-Busch, “a ‘ ML en ie ay or ee ae ee, ee ae Night Sessions Lindell 4445 \Y] in the Ark Lome. Gray Webster Groves, have j terday at St. Anthony’ . \rst\y enue . i- > > (1 » , ; aaer t ‘ . AN hony > Hos- , t corn-fed bride's elem. , are : ned yesterday a . . , ‘ , late a Mary Ryan, in the corn-f —— departed on a trip through Yellow- | pital from cancer. He was 49 years For men and women. 28th year opens Sept. 17th. Classes 8 to 9:30 bp. m. Don Allen in the Evening Werld—“We doubt role, was as hopelessly miscast as . . : : sas , } ‘re'll be a single soul at all interested in movie: Pp . NI r. “4 nd NI rs. } ; {; 7 Burkham of st on Pa rk and t he VW est : old and a son of Josée p h Rus h of LAW ac HOOL t ndergraduate. a 3 ears. ee — — ay en will not rev + 1. ‘the display ar cen! ho Saal ' *a © year. exree of LL. M. : Poe orange in an orange 4537 Pershing avenue, and their fullive M a brother of tt lat BUSINESS ADMINIST RATE : H q th r t tl Rivoli, f t drink, W ie exception the ec . ‘ie. Bein ... “e = . Hneident of the new administrati Pleasant Comedy. | Louis to join them. YAN . > i in the Genera] Land Office, a won By Leased Wire From the New York Bou- | — \ “ ‘ , Complimentary Opening mn authorized by a commission from reau of the Post-Dispatch. Miss Hilda Trick of 3534 McKean ‘ahi 7 | Coolidge to sign his name to land NEW YORK. Aug. 21 ~“ We've | avenue hes returned from a visit , Ma Hh itis QNeS = luis J : e had heid a similar nuthorization frvin Got to Have Money.” the new piece with her sister and brother-in-law, NY tit So st) TA —= e | Harding. Thus it happens that Mrs at the Playhouse could have t 'Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Morgan Ham- > 2 .. | ww a a Uu a : gh is the only person tn the Federal Gl one of two thines =) on in P trance, and “Li eee, =a SA SS i . 4 ; . | “Ss ; A two things—a domestic farce iiton, in Paris, France, and ” Hin Ge. SS BO EY = NR tt / — ho can legally affix the substitute signa- bora big business someday re oer (Chesnaye,” Hardricourt, France, * ' “Hi , 4 he Willy, “ft. | > : : ne President to an official document. The p ter of fact, the steve oe where the Hamultons have a villa. | : ; || ae Yn Ne “ie ul 4 mh ee OS Benefit Post-Dispatch Free Ice for Babies’ Milk Fund GPaLn rah > Ss thy aS A SS Pah Ue gti” eas Ot sha ‘At he Cabi- ed with a : aS ' . , : rr men . vege + uel seairegery Pal who Iiiethe slant toward the domestic Woo. } My. WY Regular Orpheum Prices. Tickets Now on Sale at Orpheum Theater regarded as the Wreuseies e But there pe oy Sere wey Gt the | | Ceatted ©. Wierese ot Ne , Box Office | ve re the first act to thi del place and son, Elliott, have re- : : p apelling reason why commissions (600° ER tricks of i. « © usual) 3 af | . : . ’ . ; ‘ It , r »| turned to St. Louis after spending ‘ ns & 7 ‘ . ‘ATTY D > oS re iy mtn - won a : x a. The “or cde ~e ak op op se veral weeks at South Hiaven, Mich. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— SEE THE BIG STREET PARADE SAT L RDAY Last 2 Daye—Attend the Matinees a tO be signed by him personally, house ' =o” , | ° ° TY) lh, ’ wt : - ‘ . Ray be deputized either to the depart aes ite immensely amus- | i on ROSE” - . . - | ondo! ] a i 2 -15—Twice Every Day—#:15 | costuming —-@ Gesmenms chamines th “3 j j = J me Wy Matinee Detliy at Weaet End Lyre: a | i ae 4 " i / } ; ; ’ genunciations of their conduct wes ® ‘ Robe t has been made of W hires Tt Ames. David virtua)- Announcement has CANADIAN PACIFIC niak *o) hie e confession o:1 the sins of 3% and unfettered to roam Times Telephone: Bell Main 1711. | ws : | — — . ‘ An All-Star fountain ecene KENNETH HARLAN—MIRIAM [i Pree#entet at with to the former and at some tine Re Wh : en his BUardian discovered the WORLD ORGANIZATION 10 Plenty of Good Seats HAROLD LLOYD in seem ane am ROT, DEMPSTER q 4 4h ‘ARC, OD ~ > 7. | ch m try _~ raceful way they triked about Mh lealculus we, istry and differ- ct ene, Se ee Billy Kitts’ Orchestra NEIL HAMILTON —Plus Ten Per Cent War Tart— : the Republican party over the nomln joked into the lim- | , ee oo oe oe om oe oe i oe ee oe oe oo - We should like to hear a Republica | . A subst! ithe marriage on August 9 of Miss titute tb win his de- S i, L. SHEEHAN, General Agent, heir treatment of Presidents Cleve » Where most of the Columb! Cc tne Columbie | @Ree"""" = -be latest fashions on beeurtiful COOPER AND WALTER LONG $200 itn New MAE MARSH after he is dead—Republicans Will Trick, be to Toe. Eves. 25c 50 one —_— Davi Mats. 15¢ to fo Ev 25c to $1.56 $2.00 First R eve | . robably Emma Goldman's oratory 1°) New were not necessary fn | « . . - . n York City, Strong Churches Would Help the : : * ) Orphan Goealt Tickets now on sale at Baldwis : LATRES ° | of in Wall street by American m : , bertson to c Pert @ Street every ter- ; bject. We should be glad to have som Bree a ; r , ' or of 3 I. . tree . Columbia, Which left him Helen Virginia Keating, daughter o! 420 Lecust St., St. Louis, Mo. Partial and grudging Justice Stay Opening Vaudeville Buil living models IVOR NOVELLO a decid Tit , . “3 nfe ° ed to sh hi 1 hh { 1 ror / Bor Feat. s+ ’ Y , 7 i> r LP? “" . al p : 4 Confess that they are a little ashamel Ge that grine, 5 ee UNIFY LUTHERANS URGED PU fag een a 0 nk Pheer re ie oer be einer Bt HAUNTED 8POOKS : Urea! PORTER STRONG —— ——_—— $1 : : Of Cc . igoez, and the violence of the Conkling P Who ever hac ourse, anyone Weak Under Plan Suggested i! oe 2° = Piano Co.. 1111 Olive 8t. affected the feeble mind of Guilte@™ Be thy * Could have known Shicago Daily News.) Bic | optioments . wit : " abt very much whether the violent 1am hout further evidence ‘Copyright, INL. a B A SEBA LL TODAY | Sir Anthony Mop: second : ed at them by their political op! and third acts are de- BERLIN, Aug. 23.—A world-wide . M. Any visible con ; he d bent to the typical bi ) en a | : ‘s) Continuous Show. 11 A. M. to 1) © =I Celebrated Remar : “ble connection with the Teteg _. ig offices op- organization tending to unify the . " ; “ " DLINERS WNS BOST N _ ident. throw, out * ye who have been , ytheran churches sO that the DOL BLE HEA - ’ BRO ' ~ VS. by » () Oo Arvard, Yale ; | ) ) ; , and - ver the weak was s#ug- every theater in thig STONE Ma) help ti 6 -ALIPORNIA'S } oT le . lang ' ' -] , - . 7 MOTOR LAW David j gested to the first Lutheran world 49 } a fi dea ar, ; - PENDER’S ANTRIM TIME. 9 O’CTA CK San Francisco Chronicle : Tr ing re, F teaggi oe pad iG , 4 ImIV Successfy) } . convention in Eisenach, luUrsnNea, VSS 4 ORC re casita, as - | LL: £3 , © penalties for violation of many © 7 f wore ‘ a ag inet{tu- today by Dr John Morehead, who _ TROL PE & CO. ! Tickets on Sale Arcade Buildiag ; : he cinient — : ** oe vehicle act, which becomes effec | x in chem a lief organization. A committee will NOVELTY JACQUELINE S COMIN | gee PHOTOPLAY THEATERS i. mille MAURICE FLYNN Wat istry. .. “3 , : ediaemes at Aug. 31. The law was sponsored STS tthematicn ‘Jact nicnn a ke, | be named to suggest the plan to the 7 OTHER BIG ACTS—7 hObile associations of the State and ® . *vhous. & Yale hor rea 2 sr en various Lutheran churches, it Was ; oe — phases of the autoistse’ endeavor th and begged wage see eyes ame stated. the Si \MARIA — | a - Driving an automobile while ai = the Sorted gear THOS. COOK @ SON | coviest Pisce ia St. Louis . ]j POLLY WITH A Past §f | RFTX COMPSON. ident may bring a fine not to ™ ness is still in the want ad.| mance which she made still more | GO BE 5 ee _ [4 | | vee mment not exceedifig five , wa he ‘specially amusing. Vivi-| slender by building her lines with 203 So. Dearborn Street, Corner Adams, CHICA | ve = fine and imprisonment. the Was thrown tnto the piece|the precise air of a winter garden or Local Steamship Agents FroREsT i. ue of a thin vein of ro- girl given two lines in the big scene.

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oe ee le eg a a ee re a ee 7 ; - — ee ¢ —— SS ee ee ee 6 roe e+ “ , 8 te ee dere ee ee — — ee le ele a i igs Te a tin tellgeeet. oe er 8 oe eee ee re ere oo oe , : ~s - PO nm . » EF aie — cs . ~ cJc- SS FS 4 SS Se I =e ic —+{ —- it — ————e | —— je) = — r c2 — J 2 - JS Je ir — —_ — (— _ - —_ 7 Jf —- A _ ~ i j—Je The City Cire ulation of the Dailv POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily G ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH s ee Quality Service 2) QT Ter Just 2 More Days to Buy Your Furniture at These Unprecedented Prices! ag sake Overstufted een scm $60 Refrigerator 1s ts solidly constr: ‘us " constru Thie large capacity porcelain- cme Marenailiev. c loose ot | eeequtapatlle-emamen and lined Refrigerator is the 1i- red a mbinat! of ape 7S @oor eside-icer sty'ie, ni . > 3. . rare valu Dp golidliy conetr: { Te 1 : t> 2nd ni ersa sensationai Le :, ee * — Bed Outfit OrmD at $2.50 Tapestry 2 mares Footstools pat amen doy anc — mons spring 4 rare for this $39.73 $60 Solid Oak Kitchen Cabinet parry ’ . -and hed lar ce ire a. na ereneanry e chifforobe und vanity. Specially priced Sale, only. oe eS wareend “ae $110 Gas Range This elegant hich- Range ‘s finished in biue Gray enamel, and has 5 Burn eran [t is a wi nderful bake: Priced th ond Anniwergary “Ale terme that refle and at prices extcee ae $44.7: 5 $2 75 Windsor Chifferebe Bedroom Suite lt $34.50 ~ Ge —a ; in wWainut ~ ay Art Squares ene plece : » full-eise bow -end bed. large esse. * ay So chifforebde and beautiful “$149. 45 ce ne “ta) ef this a! border. .... 2nd Anniversary Sale. at. only — a‘) — , ly oonetructe Ie RIGHT OF WOMEN T0 WAGE EQUALITY SISSUFINKANSAS. State Ready to Go to United States Supreme Court to Establish the Principle. INDUSTRIAL COURT CONDUCTING INQUIRY Protection for Women Do- to go to & ing Same Manual Labor in Industries as Men Is Sought. TOPEKA. Kan.—RKansas is ready ne Supreme Court of the United States again to establish the original Co., against 7 . . > -— ee F the United States held that lid n fix wages ~ | “eo * _ “—* —_ = oiling he same the same pay This wae ore of the ftasues in the lawsuit of the Wolf? Pack- the Kangas Indue- The Supreme Court of tha State ot have the right to attempt to 7 ‘¥ ‘rw ius. d If try had been f[nvro! ned > ‘3 °*acd > “. — ee ; ’ . ’ al - in a eingie unit of an {me- the entire packing tndus- red ‘- > s*r.ae th > ber ; : | — m were emplored ae Order the same work as T these women waeges as the mer The some ; lepartments and ir QY ear ~ and ot Ber prod- urt issued @ per- t 7” thea pac x‘ ing Come hat where women the men that hould be paid the same wages lie the genera! -_ ~~ obervred this wage case “OMmpanvy ~ +e ~~ Chee tates Supreme Cou : deci«' - anc + ™ ~~ os ~-OTTN SY -Lrernera., -» ion cdtrecting ¢ but uph Court relati ne to th ‘ +s 2 tae i oi On: 8B lens OU torners and by the afto: As® +a .. 4 ‘tne “iatedé Te 4-~ of > igus @a arge® emplovere of ? ime th being paid a aa > tne pavro!is of al) -ra- -2 . - ‘ ct Means @ arge in il Bin Wad It was not > - ac were - ®AiaDe . ? vogar TAK Ne the ey Wolf? ryry p ne Indust tenegrapiers and offtce ! to see work en doting ndustres which * “[on- ng Se ’ aye? ’ gen? the theee THe! e ** > * sorrar . bale oie -- v* ‘e . . »~ the highest just as . a deter- ce . iris Ttetian ever ~ 2 > ielp except Tamar ‘her hare health? > * ® wom . > - 7 sii the actual manual! labor .. - intends ‘to 20 Injured in Deralbmnenr t is the bDelie@ that a ad oro £en Imans and ob- “ar from the track. *+ep- th aie «(Awe — 3 Ate = Ww Expert Eve Examination Skilled Optica! Service Dr Arthur W. Cocquet For Friday and Saturday ENT MORE CITY CE PER Cc in any Other St. Store Open Saturday, 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Are You | School 1 Vacation 300n nappy fate every has effective P*nas has created these styles and Bedel! function. civiIng. lv translated them into ador- able afternoon modes for every Autumn Authentic in every detail, perfect in quality and execution, extraordinary in value- Emphasizing the vogue for lace trim: mings, tucks, leg-o’-mutton sleeves. going will be muc eute Fall school ¢ Sure to be por and velvet. Long bows, quills at a wanted shades in New Taw much-wanted Fall effects L ——— tm pO nema ta Clearance SWEATERS Drastic Reductions on High-Priced Sleeveless Models 7 | ; $7.98 Values to $3.98 2 Sethelbe the fact that the Sweater costume has been approved for Fall, we are clasing out at a great sacrifice 350 smart. higher-priced Sweaters. Em- braced are silk and wool combi- nations in many effective weaves and every smart color. WAISTS To Wear With the Sports Costume Specially Priced Sons AINTY voiles, dimities, ba- tiste, in a variety of charm ingly feminine models with lace trimming, colored embroidered and novelty hemstitching. Sweat. er models with Peter Pan or Tuxedo collars. Close-Out SKIRTS Including Higher-Priced Silk-and-Wool Pleated Models i % Values to $10.98 E VERY type pleated Skirt & embraced in this extensiv® assortment of remaining higi priced skirts. Plain and patterm ed silk and wool crepes in tame gray and white. The type 3am you will wear all Fall. a Final Clearance ~ Suits, Coats and Capes an sa a . oO oa RAG p to ea Sage tof Un Pe re: MART, fancy and tale stvled Suits, Coats, @ and Wraps in twills, and novelty silks. V best sewked bn thie elise

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. 1923. Jpen Saturday, 30 A. M. to 730 P. M. Close-Out KIRTS aiding Higher-Priced i-Wool Pleated Models 3 98 alues to $10.98 " type uleated Skirt 1s raced in this extensive t of remaining higher- irts. Plain and pattern- nd wool crepes in tans, white. The type Skirt Wear all Fall. al Clearance its, Coats d Capes $ Up to $49.75 : fancy and tailored a Suits, Coats, Capes aps in twills, tricotives elty silks. Values are onably best ever pre- this city. *. = AnhAAphaaitinn ‘_ Spelt ie Or PEST RR. rong eae ” ' = o > . —¢t are here. See this Range before you buy. Combination coal and ~ Ss ——_—_ =e —— > 500 gallons it congregation has made egiti ‘ ce the prohibition | aw ed, he called a meeting the congregatior to make some pression as to G ;rodsky 8s status, but ting was interrupted by nmen,.”’ who thre ders him Lipman said he ard the ore lid not wish to die, so took no further action Abolition of Privilege Sought. The present Federal law author- izes the issuance of wiae to rabbis, oe by them, in turn, to members of eir congregations who wish to us¢ it in family religious ceremonies Because of the opportunities for abuse of this provision, prominent rabbis, including a number of those in St. Louis, have asked t’ongress to | repeal the provision for issuance of wine to Jews. They declare that ;unfermented substitutes for wine iwill meet all requirements of the | Jewish religion In the earliest his- forical use of wine in the Jewish ‘religion, it is related that the juice , was vay ssed from grapes and drunk fat once, without waiting for fermen- tation Rabbi Grodsky said to a Post- Dispat h reporter yesterday that he | had four congregations, one on Dick- son street, two on Fourteenth street, and Sharis Sfard He said he was one of only four properly ordained orthodox rabbis in St. Louis, and that the opposition to him came from “a gang of politicians, who iwant to get rid of me. so they can | give the wine to one man THESANIGC © STORE The RUST-PROOF PORCELAIN RANGE Complete Kifchen Furnishers a All Porcelain SANICO Made of the most @urable biue porcelain; 25-year gverantee against rusting. Pest Baking Fange on the market. Ip 14 or 18-inch even. Thte sales | | y ANTOO Range ) - == |) sg Floor Samples Our Fall line of White, Gray and Light Blue “Sanico” Ranges IN = gas Dealers and Apartment House Buildere--We have a Proposr' tion That Will Be of Interest to You $1 20 00 od ° AMERICAN RANGE & FOUND Glive 1240 1001 Locust Street | ‘1498 BANKS IN MISSOURI | State Report Shows Marked Increase Since August, 1895. the Associated Press JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 23.—A history of banking In Missouri. show- ing that in August, 1895, there were 72 "banks in the State with to- resources of $109.793.918, and December, 1922, the month ite bank call, these had i4°8 banks and trust es with total resonurcer amounting to $1,046.000.934. isa cone tained in a statement, obtained to- day fro ank CC. Millspaugh, State Finance Commissione Missouri's banking has been stent ilk advancing, the report shows, and while the 572 banks in the State i1 1885 had total capital stock of $2” 874.534, the capital stock of the 14°? hanks ane trus* companies ' Vl ie cour] when the last State bank call was completed, totaled $80,117,400. The G72 banks of 1895 had plus funds aggregating only $7.177 | RO8.72, the report shows, while the | | 1498 banks and trust companies list- ed by the last bank call had surplus | funds totalling $45,990,216. 4 a 1S DEMANDED Resignation of -J. K. Noonan of Kansas City as State Adjutant of the |'American Legion was demanded in a resolution adopted last night by the St Louts branch of the Better LL gion Committee of Missouri, mectiag iat 4505 Olive street This organita- | tion is advocating a “hou@ecleanins” in the State administration of the Le- gion, and plans to carry the fight into the State convention of the lae- ‘ rae le ° o 4 oo , | gion a Excelsior Springs, Sep if harges of unbusinesslike practices lack of a constructive program have been made against the State 44- minitetration of the Legion An al- leged deficit of more than $10,000, ———— and a decrease of approximately 15,- the State Commander more power _000, or about 60 per cent of the Le- and ¢hange the office of State Ad- gion membership in Missouri, have jutant from a three-year position to figured in the eharges. The commit- an appointive one for a term of one tee will propose several amendmenis;| year. About 300 Legion members to the Legion constitution, to give attended the meeting last night. BETTER and BETTER ' our business has grown. é¢ 99 You just cannot HY beat our qual- ity of Pastries and Candies SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MARBLE FUDGE LAYER CAKE... CARAMEL ROLLS FRIDAY CANDY SPECIAL OUR REGULAR 80c ASSORTED MILK CHOCOLATES (‘comméncing Monday, we will serve a Cicardi Table IY’Hote Dinner from 6 to 8 every evening.... . . $1.25 OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 12:36 CICARDI-ZELLER SEVENTH AND OLIVE r The New EDISON Baby Console $175 . ~ ERE is an attractive phonograph that will Vour Old 4 Jewels (2 x harmonize with the furnishings of any room. A phonograph ae “#3 Re- 2 cape for you the best music of the land exactly as pro- \ Made New at Ruby’ a ( duced by the artists themselves. A phonograph that‘is priced low enough to be well within your Let us remount your old jewels at a rea- means. The New Edison is the only phono- sonable charge—modern effects created graph that dares the test of direct comparison in gold or platinum. with the living artists. Budget Plan accommodations are available A selected group of Platinum Ring Mount- for your convenience in case you do not care ings with Sapphires and Dia- $75 to pay the full amount at once. monds—extr@ special at... Come in and Talk It Over “CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED : ii thie : Ma i fore rs : ‘ Confidence aii . Barthel or Duesenberg Promptly ° ser oo ind Eff ently PIANO co * 910-914 Pine Street Seventh and Locust Oh, Boy! Real Corn Flakes/ ) > peese the bowl and pour on cream or milK, and the treat is ready. There’s no waiting for the delicious goodness of Post Toasties. And you have two good ~ foods—crisp, flavory, energy-giving flakes of toasted corn, and the cream or milk with which Post Toasties are served. Nothing better to turn a hungry feeling into hap- piness. Don’t just ask for “corn flakes,” say Post Toasties—they’re different! You can tell Post Toasties - by the Yellow and Red package—if it isn’t wax- wrapped it isn’t Post Toasties. ee ee ~ Post Toasties Improved CORN FLAKES = oe Ae eG 4 ni a , i‘ ee nda a ae 4 > e athe » y +

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a 1 tS te es oe > Oe eR een ee ori or Ys rh oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST. DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. = — a - Pow —wane * Mer - er ee ee A ALLL LLL ALLL A I a — —— t, —_ ——— ——$———$— nen 2 | SAYS FARMERS ARE ROBBED “3 - ae tw Honotats REMLEY MARNET) °22== —— ooee ae 7 —- —— oe a o'r ae Head of National Council Asserts ._., vesterda, Congress Will Be Asked To In- :elmina from “He nolulu 6th and Franklin “Where the Crowds Ge” _veutignte Wallace’ s Office. can Mnateen 96 weast old | o2- Prices smashed to pre : ie ‘M tated er Au 3 A de- : wedge ~teaang earns cmorente: v- 707-709 N. SIXTH cut clear down to the bone, tte tien cammcemsell Gb aie through the marrow for Fri. and Sat.f§ o's °° meer oe Fem Boys eee eee Salta save ME FRIDAY andSATURDAY Men's $12 Mohair, Paim Beach Te a de nincedt ta ant Se arene op g ere % ams conference { progress De + Temorrow at the Old Rellable | Fancy fresh churned. acu Try a pound and yeu'll ecreta? 4 r jiture a) be back fer more. 50c Speaking shout smoked hame—the big white nts a aie | Pais =the Net Sterce «sclils mere hams a week than any two aif ce ‘ Mal i teres i st. Lent*«—there t* a reason: tte the administra f the Stockvard GUATEMALA enalits ts always the «ame. ne disappetatmen t— iia. te Cenerenn in S804 aah Men's — 2 — give ws a trial and be convinced—‘ or whole oly Pn: FR, tal Trop cal Sults .. SEES mata Bos ate we WE COFFE, Ih BREAKFAST BACON 18 ymin or ns arise . ave * stripes, tweeds i : co ae api: ie = & om ons nae o> There are severn! different kieds eof hacen—eome a dry salt emeok ed—uars« ie o gceerantecd mild suger cured hickery o-operacive | Garters containing 28 of the Men's $1.50 Khak! n jium- sized. itn 7-02 P Mat! ided that th secret nf L P anat trinking glass Forequarters, 12 Chuck Roast.... Ske -guchern tu Sactat = ‘etiaes Men's #2 Combination Overalls $1.75 ‘ee i Beac cal rr sto t 1e poune ound steak has but 895°. vst 1 of ‘count, thr rh whi Men's SS Mohair Palm h Ww : . cing the choicest Spanish Queen Man —- , e* — — oa : and Biue Serge S, 2 S35 . ni ve ti that come to America and selling = og Pants s them at lo prices than most grocers PAY for C ines 1st ordinary grades The housewife who serves a Headlight, Red = C cage = Franks . . || meee gh Rineion af wes Braman of ait Gee Ones... ae Bacon Strips = , $3 to a Mu: : Pera goer to : arge 1° z. Dor N. Y. Cheese exira sharp , ee =aReree him ¢f pe tickets for th Pimentos; red, ripe. average 5 te can i@c Potted “Meats. for EE na can te Shrimp. Gudtinas c= ae "h® sina Brick Cheese, ib | » b...... ; osing performance of the ocpera oe gay! —— SOUR , : . eee eee es ° ‘ seas die wa pee nated at = from sanitary a Lumburger, 2}-lb. av., ib oe egrigne EE cas “OIE oe Pil “oa Ones je pure ed two HORSERADISH SALAD—New. different. sppetizing. ci. +l Eggo brand. outta Sos. J » 8 eT 2 Kighth 2 ae Franklin . Se Eee = VINEGAR ° meee 100 | oo - 3S; we - Final S steck purchased from ene of the lead- Siaw, Lb... ‘Teasing sumbder 29 Wilftou.: iving seer Olives, Queen. tanner. 30 own stock, making this one of the Waid . ee of t = urgeon 5a is re ognized as one of the finest . is \nger Ales in ie rid it i ™ Cc 2 = - — Ms 4 - = >. 2 ca eS a tng, i le great big ences; pt. largest assortments in “t. Louis. These (Country (lub Ww a Cherries— > The Genuine C Star Salam ’ Le 58 ‘third ee tye Relis ac een . porated : Big Can. ~ . didly Tail ‘ec re mTien's su € Balk nei Ripe Otives— —s YG, a >- Liz ’ . Soe ‘a se Toe? .Tiiere tch city can you ‘EFFERSON CITY, Aug. 23.—Th: . benk of Jamesport. Davies County TT ; as oc} osed yreetercay bv fs board i BO LE, ’ directors after depositors had . etarted a run. A ". Martin . Be} the State Depart- or 3 for $1.65 aap aged cementing - rerr a es had \ CERTO B. Cc. Salam ’ wr saeiieine teawtie t py nigo* The Ma) ‘r became es Y BR S&S 81.00 and $1.75 rer that he wanted Drey brand Maser Jars. Dint. werd reils. Quart size Jars: ver each De = COUNTRY CLUB — ust - Poreeisin lined Jar — -2e pure juice of New tountry Club Jar Rubbers Pere : ed “encards. 3 > vrater aqguM s.OLl « 1823 PA pe gn - 1e trouble ot cl — An exce.en. sprin CORN Ye CoOL wT Ltae aX andard. extra x" af - a a 8 sana arn wenn > Sifted, can (phone COUNTRY RN finest Corn grown: sweet. —~ a wrtakiod Wiseonsian T and delicious: ver can CLIFPTON—A goed. tender. eweet Corn: eazcel. ral can on a AN DARD COURN—A quality that equals most Itc — can ean: per can ' Ciub Apricots a mit li? a m is. heary : can rTneir Wt e. te Aor me ‘« *% 1 r st " : ip ‘\ : syrup. Big can bent ¢ . PEACHES =." 25¢e APPLE “auTith TEs 28¢ ee ee ee ———_ oo . — Seeeeee ise Tei Td eee —. 1 es Ge Finance “eo aiiiens ; y {Please ent han penn ordered | HIRES with capit nd listed resourc- ient and I. ' Lively cashie: ope Do You Eat to Live or Live to Eat? eg Ramey om. tee the eum Aas 4 or "Om © t errs Gg aap at — king iu il soft nae Peund ir. Use regu ‘Blackberry and is packed only in ‘4-pound Yellew Gooseberry Pies }h GHOCOLATES CARO-CO | prints to keep It fresh—you pe oa C323 oe - em ef seeereenar Ue } on ~ 7 : heavy quart Mason ar ——— Caldlfornia age ser in a ‘au can Mente COFFEE oody Cnited States bure > —— \ - sage 3 ee ereeaerrrete pe er —S_ —— . seve . “- ~~ ee a Thick aed juicy. Rakes Cream centers, as. COCOANUT OIL : (eo. pede Sarton which me, Ls morte! 4 real $1.00 i Mable without ‘te ber gy epee joc: argo dott! a 4 a cramed Wo ez CAL. ORANGES SPRING CHICK. awe > Ube ~e | | WICE SIZE. 002.Ze9@ || Ens. LB 3/¢ va PCO ‘ George Washington Coffee. can : : . Freeh Daked. « Weaithy ys. —— re mae Creamed Almonds ew +-—~ om. can. téc; lg. 66e Frou batted, s Nteteous . a oo and FTiberts rs WATERMEL- we Bolled FI COUNTRY Cl — a C — = — Sa = ys Rerai Patest Fieuer: 54 the Te | Cliften Fleur—Execeilent - ey —~ vo ete. wemen. radece, 24%-ib. ok rea! the vrelue. m5 | FRU | FLOUR Instant first- aid bandage GRAPES. LB BEEF, L _ ‘ln Marshmallow Crome pt. Jr 1 2 ibs... . . ' ae waned »f pre went oe : = . Sarton : - ashe lLarce 1.60 «ire ‘ St. Louis Ranks Fifth + 2 , a ; . ; ren ice th welue : ’ , ' a Los, Pere Cane Fime in As ee City Fancy Cobbler Calif. Hams, 1 ; " ‘Cr : ; ek and te: ; idee Fresh . S. | ha. “oc Ge | Poetat 10 Ib “ : me | | eee St. Louis [y surrounded atess, S. Smoked, | > ~~ i ean ak” cen ae eee ii, COUNTRY CLUB —— oe SSS CSRSERE ES ONY RE DEES HTSOINS 9B FK8 cP? 8 OBO Ve OWE EREF eRe Ee rE , a - * ea er © rw ee ee . ‘ . SU GAR k ame VELVET CAKES LA swtes Bye whew I OUR GUARANTEE—iS AN rare WE DO NOT Mait Extract One of the largest manufac [) ey. Wich t.-% can ‘ ‘ fine upholstered furnit tered furnitu S678 DELMAR ive 60 a de ta 178 SKIN K io F : ral ARGUE. WE JUST REFUND THE mgs . real > Ge real "he walwe. su .alue + fer tT, ‘ * rt irniturs t or 806 0 ; ; _ . — ' t ~~ - For every >ousehold purpere | ao. Dearth and St. Chark vor : fe we S367 TER KROGER’S SOAP A quick. sure, safe ctennaet. corrnkek — Gevwulee a rs Brag « ao BULLIROG — io. Pens Seenliend ia wtx ’ : La , Great big . % - Vy pes. 1 Gay eee better. Pre -” - 1. _ — ~ © = TTS ahi ea 6 = Seates—Our eves - i-th. sanite ao Mait E t t from factory to the home \ugust ' aa _— dSBiack of , - ean. .Se She- W ite. ag sunmenie -—_, = weederful eweer $ ; smvire Insect Power. Lie i Sale reductions ef 1.5 to ’ . voetee. 45c @rteker. A reat 33¢ =~ can. 4 ’ j ~ Sige: Soom vas ine —: XX sply on upholstered furniture ————— P & Gor CRYSTAL WHITE

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7 = The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times ComBined by Approximately 40,000. 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fi | Six Tra Miner. fF ave-in } ‘o- iy pped rm Rescued. cave at the Co-Operative Mining eee | one de. = se — ith prize-winning dogs. Come ! . , :% in. There is no charge for Mr. Robinson's services Pe 2 Thursday—Silent : and rushed to the spot. While Hal-|Zemo, which ne y, ee Get It at 4 Druggist’s ada tians dashed water against the blaz-| skin diseases. tch, Pimples, | por | | rid _8-0 i wae ing prison, the Americans broke. Rashes, Blackheads, most cases ST. LOUIS SEED CO. Fda Pe sag ~ 2 stan em 411 Washington Ay. St. Louis, Mo. Ada O’Brien, contralto ~ = lock with an iron bar. They then en-| ing yg een - vig Zemo is | CAPABLE and EXPERIENCED Ss hee 7 a safe, antiseptic liquid, clean, easy | tered the prison and dragged the ny use and dependable. It costs only | WORKERS fer the OFFICE, STORE, t ihalf-suffocated prisoners to safety. R5c; an extra large bottle, $1.00. | MILL, FACTORY, WAREHOUSE or : ‘ = 4 P P . “s te be . . ; . wits TF: " m . . : Both men were slightly burned while ; Hi Tt Pek | | s positively safe for tender, .sensi- | pow. ? . ‘risking their lives. : . | l . HG 5 | — . tive skins. ‘A National Institution From Coast to Coast*} : Oe GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMP aa | N TOBALCD FELDS Outstanding Values for F riday and Saturday Department of Agriculture | Featuring a Phenomenally Low-Priced Agents Experimenting on | mantsGaneSs | ms 2:1 Sale of Englander Da-Beds > i es: 3 ‘ - 7 f Tih , fi bap ad AA LASLAAN Ug | IPE MATIN NAISS ; At Loserint sereeee rprees Perey the presence of insect pests in the tobacco crop of Cenmwal “—S : > | An. A Pon See ee . Kentucky, including grasshop- Eile 33 — gi > —- mma . , 5 a" Soe oe aS "8 ae : , Genuine Seyi! ' VERE TE ¢ ae aad . pers, is due to the visit of v B : ANE zanilla Olives. ” fon 4, two speciel representatives of the i) | 5 PC} Row -~aree S stuffed : with rich, r = ‘ a ; : : . P ed Spanish : ar. oe | Department of Agriculture, working | Choice of Several ae un Oe cy pimentos. A luxurious!) “ Mw PA 2 | ‘ ———— | rp ey may ‘not , ve ee S ’ An Opportune Sale out of the Clarksville, Tennessee, of- Attractive Styles L i> SeSe | AAS —— 37 te Ton. when : % BRS | ee | fice. Joseph Milam, special agent, | ‘Verse 1). -% ry = ° ‘ i ; ‘. 7 : Wee & ae SU Supply your clothing and fur- and W. B. Weakley, field assistant, a p; LAT My We've just received a shipment of these splendid | nishing goods needs now for have been in Fayette, Bourbon, Har- | 40325 hse , bah double-duty genuine Englan “TS which were bought at the rest of the season. Wise rison, Woodford, Jessamine, Mont- | MG 64 4 Se ta ee Deora a saving that enables us to offer choice of ur attrac- buyers will also purchase now gomery and Clark counties for two Ba Sars % tive styles at much less than their established price for next Summer’s wear. weeks experimenting with arsenate | © EY ea ye @ aie styies a muc ess n price. of lead, paris greeni and &ther in- (qe VIN ee. ; The style as pictured and several others with oval or a _secticides, and their relative effect Sa Se. S a . . 8 . 7 it we _ on the insects attacking tobacco. | | . co age round wood-finished metal ends. All open into com- > | ' ‘fs : ¢ : | The grasshopper problem has been | Sp. SSSR £2 Pt aN fortable full-sized beds. All have attractive cretonne- - of P Heavy solved by Fayette farmers, aided by » Pee | «i covered, full layer cotton felt pads with cretonne Saiad dressing sadieeldl eine | ] Nye ta bot Cc _the special agents and the experi- ae Oe a flounces. ment station, whose facilities have ras.) as ‘ SSN Shrimp; Country Club Galt: can...15¢e ahppemperden em Cpe | Regularly Priced Up to $65 RGE SOUR Big eit y from sanitary So nary bran, one of Paris green, mixed R PN pita’ grit, Pe), , er) p ong Ones : Sa ; . with water to which has been added hy rene KU Kat ar — lla aie “eal ~-_ ate ———e7~On Ee ””™ fw This ama into the tobacco patch. By the use | _ of a trap, constructed of wood and | ... é ie handsome wrought iron 3 Pi COUNTRY CLUB — Just the | are suioe of New m iuca Full pint bortie® 20¢ time experimenting on the farms of | Bec! duster!“ stand, so inches high, ex- : plow peo 1 &% . "15 tobacco growers. . - = actly ee ee $150 Value’ 4B ning ) Cc value, y wring tone to — 2 U.S, MARINES RESCUE 14 | ~“eSs@Ge ett eter reece Wisconsin. can, 26c Sifted, can. wrinkiad Wisconsin Telephone Pees. | I] M e S e | Official Commendation for Heroism Early June Peas; delicious: ean 13 r ults | of Men Forwarded by the , ‘ MOTT The same most grocers sell for ie = y ‘ O al Navy Department. | $7.50 End Table (nna aq ‘ ; a1 ii i, ’ ,TLe . 12e ae ' ia ountry Club’ Apricots ay >! : 7 : melt | CO ees CRINGE Hatt Aug. 3./0 A splendid value. Dainty End wl ayrups bie can | py 25c *. Beautiful Mohair Suitings—B.-K . Quality T aloring— —The initistive and og ~ ado two, Toa in negee finish; bean ue ricots ‘1 . - vates © 6 ene "2 i D2ckh Choice of Our Entire Stockh—Values to $30 petvates of Che: eastee Gees coe ie re ee ee ft Country Clab— 25 ) Delicious. JR-or Cc ; Se | et ryrte prisoners who were trapped in «4 Quart Mason iar blazing prison in the village of Croiz | TB Tae * des Bouquets. Official commen(a- | | i! tion of the two men in question, Mel- i ii h LP & : pound Jar he . 260 vin J. B. Griggs of Cincinnati, O., | ee “Beale Street “=~ $5 Marble Statuette Lamp AllTropicalWorsted Suits | .""~..@_] & ....%5™ Sos pai 8 Ted Lewis and His Band Te . several colors of silk shades: The pri £ thie Suite is no reflection on the high uality of it . hav mad Columbis A ' eempletely wtred, with cord pr ce 0 “Th ui q ty 5 S — ale at Less Than Cost : ® ie | =: at ae s Suite must be seen to be eciated and will mart Summer Suits Many on S Record of it that is «a and plug: special Friday awa Mane Gidinns 20008 Coaniesn of Gal —— _ Choice of Our Entire Stock—Values to $45 Rw eran ua! = > Up wer re | wee wrifce ens olz Inather-ccnted chise.. (Chiam Glovet to mate Gah B separately.) , is a “Vampin’ Lady” on Pr. : A a“ . . the other side. : | P d aii 8 Pieces Convenient a At Columbia Dealers | "hee " Nt - $175 Value Credit Terms \ ; ° . » - 4 = ) . Sc ) ’ ) Qs » us 4, p , ® ait fel ee | iw ' \ CLI BiB IE FER Ma Blue Enamel Fre | , ; ] ted | qf Pre +. as iB: =~ } : —s mae : : h baked. er . Gelici ly brown- . - eye A: Be evenree tree ae reese weer I Men’s Genuine impor , o> Sse! ae) y i> es, Be Royal Charter Oak pecs rie pci any ran tow Preee | English Broadcloth Shirts || pea gt ees Ur Under the moet esanite 1 . . ; nt Re ame * Bes . Ft iat n'y Healthful tight Tench wry them wit fi | Extreme Low Prices ils een NOW gEELOCesS, Veo SS cavern ri ——. Gas Range milk. A tremendous value, too’ construction. +7 wen@ee @eereeecerrr + 66 ore © @ «© ‘ + oi lain white, self- — -* : aoe] No Will Calls The lustrous shirting de luxe in p ’ | A yo tome er | : . llar to match, , = This Cabinet Gas striped white or pastel shades; co | ‘ ° . + bine enameled No C. O. D.’s neckband styles or collars attached. A Splendid Loose-Cushion Suite No Returns Due to our purchasing these splendid Suites in carload lots the f : Per Lb. All Sales Final ~~ 35 | maker produces them for us*at a tremendous saving in price. : = 2 for $6.45 | . Fine coil spring~construction, loose cushions, spring seats and re Oe es «oe one © ** Vania Wafers: ner ib A Small Charge backs with figured velour upholstering and tassel ornamentations. = hy for Alterations ARE You BOTHERED | as illustrated. We have priced this davenport, chair and rocker at WITH ANTS? |] spleces TO Coniatinl \ $195 Value Credit Terms Tresh Lemon Drops; ver ib Sucer Jumbies: per Ib ._. TERRO EE Large. Veh! ) earth ANT KILLER Spicy Ginger Snape: Ih coeointe Sin er » § > D4 0 Our Entire Stock of carton. each | wih nN é tn 24 Hoare. Reed and Fiber | SSE . ie oath Tetatea'te Stems eet's bey Furniture aw s&s CE a S | Lg Now 25% Off WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH = a EARS : New Location—7th and St. Charles Sts. . ; CHAS. F. LEVY, Pres. eee { Macaroon Snape: tb Soda (rackers: Ib. OOUNTRY CLtn VELVET CAKES This Is the Final Sale—Buy Now! a _— a ~~ 2 See eee ee Saw © 68 ee Oe oe > s 7 ~ Senoret Chemical Co. 610 Gratiot Sts ST. LOUIS, MO.)

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the Times Combined. ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH © The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH Wi . to sauce | cans Lila fs . rx. -Fer- | ion of i whet on oe woe! > ana taemee—tie do ° ‘ are = is. ia . . r ar a >2e1 tudoiph Hribar. Nokomia, Iii-Mary Mebie Houses—Riverview Park—Jefferson Barracks—Quara: : / its paramount advantage remains he ol ~ ’ . ; rt rn = . os t tine—White ~ Samat AS Park—Kimmswick—Su ‘ eather hest Hoppe: vorgussa. Me -Josephine | phur Springs and Herculaneum—ret wa A home at 7 ) : ee All-W Tread, now made even mang W jem Loui 7 . Famous Kentucky Jasz Band—Dancing all dar— ficient and longer-wearing than before. Joseph Gregory, Kansas Cio ~aa hot d cold meais serveg—50% tabies tor ‘pin! 1c partie _ jamie \. Jones, Kansas Ci" ey ivan tickets TSe at Baldwin's, 1 -) street Tick _— . + $1 00—children 6 to 123 ‘year Ss. 59 ag ae “Sunday 4 dot Trip red Alaska. ta onto e irs. Maude lL. Celiima ei “ean a pleasurabie on the mammoth, DBDreeze mann. M orn : a« — ~ - bs ae A ee 7 184 DOp jiar @danci ng 2rogram . Gold Medal Sunshine 3. Cochran-Winnie Sprague, Bast St | et mous Whispering Geld Band. “ewbere eis my “Pecfuscn Wash! poten. D. C.-BPvalia can You I tca taZB: sc + and pleasure. Steamer leaves § LOUR BU : Rest Ww. :-30 turns i! Advance tickets, 75 - ; : Olive 2383— Central 1045 a ss : ~ reaular 88.00 veiue 4-ib. Bag pound — . | - 39 | e ‘ream’ Rutte- TES At Cla) | guaeen dar. until 8 p. m. Dentien until 1 >. m. 5-fh. bag _ 20¢ 10-48. bag. Save 4c to $c on every pow ce ee 0S Sense have ; ' security s I G ode Jr a 1. ¢oute, ; year "Tires with the All-Weather Tread can gf . U G A R WA E RS as ee — | VAR | ee Zimmer, St. Le | RSQUE esda! art yc . Fergcusen—Estelie Gortan. Robert E Fywte—Zmilie Pave. S&. Loulsa J mes Brown—Marte M. Lruoh. St. Send Us Your Mail Orders = | dersen A Supply Co.. a lle—Marte Ep- & SHRODER = nein washington AY. Conrad's Laurel brand like wp; ped : -ream—it's eo delicic on Quart jar ; bee Candin &. Louis. Z re “oe 1901 Bass st. =. jar 48e¢ 4-027. jar 17e: §-oz oe . : Zwilling. Clay- pe Sed Repats re y De i a. & aj BREAD a" COFFEE 27S sr Se Them ac St. Leas Krust Blond eS iae—Marmuerite Hos@i. St | " Borie and Olive Sta all Joseph - | Beverly Babber Co.. - 3226 & Grand Bi. C opr Goesse—Ficrence Durnin, St. | ¢ bes’ Save a " »ffee t Ps Hi } via A Bicke)}—Mercecdes \. Nisbett. St | 7 Brownie Moter Ce. 2%c on eacn , pleases Most people Ctyde EB wk——-Virginia E Bari. St. Leuts | S182 Park Av. 1f-o2 . pounds, $1. “10. iB... Frank M Brown— thei M Chambers, St | mee Moter Car Ca.. James Cullet—L Mise! St. Leute. | { 1 Manchester Av. Everyday Prices for Everyday Needs Dewey Beck Pearl Roiloway. Valier Park I Continental Ante Ce. 230 - _— fl . > > vw White Bread a Fresh " conrad = BY he - Instant Postum; 50c tin 39c; 30c tin sa Hytiendach. Ciagton wa $831 Oeimar Bi. Fresh imported Limes, dozen.._. SS Sahm, cSeerertinia sieatiiiatdl | Mygrade or Crystal! Soda, case 24 botties net _.. $1.05 Ce ee ee ae ae ee Budweiser Beverages, case 24 botties net _... .. .$2.15 ee a ogy Fe SS og Griesedieck and Falstaff, case 24 bottles, net. $1.55 ., - aoe Are —Gindys | Five-Fruit $ t. bott! 1.25; olint bottl . T5e¢ r Batt | ° . Armour Grape juice; st. Bc: pint hag pyre nen a= —] Rigs st fone SCHOOL AGAIN! And Boys’ Day in the Expansion Sale it-Nutrine; case 12 large botties net on; —-S —, -R,. - innie . ° . Imported Roquefort Cheese, pound... .......... 69e ee ee Ware ee Weene Cle Brings T his ene Offer of Waltke Extra Family Soap, GO-ib. box... A yxy Goid Dust Washing Powder, 35c package . each Roomy Paria, Tecn.—Emma 1 Sar ee! on es Sa ae = Service AU ‘ vans?:! «a Seo! Markus—Bernice Exme’ing 8 ; @f07 Michigan Ay. Le The Merchant” Treck & Tire Ce.. LllL M. 12th st At St. Chartesa. ge =e. 6 oe pound J. Jo Walton. St. Loufs—May =. ~ Nyy Island, Il. ‘ A ‘ " “ Louis | SPRING LAMB | MILK-FED VEAL . ' : Legs. |b... S%eec: Fore-f Shoulders, | With TWO Pairs or id ruarters | Breasts. 7 _ 9g | . i 21 2c)n te 2€ eS. ee eee ee i. Pants—C hoice AD‘ o Lakbenburger Jr —Z:ita Horwtmerer $ e / . wT sese ; J Josepn_ Sena rs. Margarethse eed Lou —* “ Re” chin ~ Bretech. Bel erie. Bernard Peters—oO erothy Rocher. Belleville. Slaughter METES RECORDED. | and =. Womack. 1108 8S. Freurth. and W. Sheets. 3514 N. Twenty-scecend. | Fiere's a great opportunity ror Sale on Re. ae mothers to save, made possible > = : Ea ; only because we are enlarging our store rt. 3845 W. F"orts- | and must make room tor the workmen. Sr Fat It forms an invisible film Every Suit in this group has TWO pairs : Soe peuedan a of trousers, all are cleverly styled, and the —— Sa [resi enroughout 7 ; | Soe At Te tow Cmsinds ify a8 Sa se oe meen Gag and are great values at to- 7 ; a —_ es 4 s ; i - price. i e ° . Applications fer under terms of previously . ———- AG EE EI RS et ed ee leather cevered: 8 ff ‘EW ricika, jae ; new Sheovrets $3.50 HOLSE PAINT: allen e250 BARN PAINT, 2 >. Sy - a =. ” - “eS e * 4 « ? 7 bad ~ iy *-> 7 ad “ r i ., s 4 , ’ = : x 2 ~*~. > ~~ - 'd ra Soi . . by 4 ¥ & ~~“ . q = - Wi Soe i i d “i “ » eae a x ‘ 4 an 2 cad 5 ie ty mn : * ‘ . be . ‘ bs 4 Sine : ws “e4 ips 3 at a. ; 4 ~ am , - ‘ Ay $ gs r. yee rs ‘ Ee ia ‘ 7 a ‘ - oe Lb At os % “4 ; ss 5 ; ° . . - . He ‘ ex “ ES AS be ak 9 7 : tem.” S Be “ye ugh : ‘ - ; = ‘i a eS “ f 3 2 s ‘ . : . e 4 ee : aed St 34, 4 th = - 7 2 » " , Baudhe 5 : 4 : as ' — » - asi he ” - rx oe - ~~ ; ume Pes _ “ : } re: “ir _—— 7 7 vi ae an so ee OT "Yee n ’ Pr ee Sn . ee a . J / oe he ¥ es od * 7 f : ut = . eo a “ ‘ +," ~~ pe b }. : : Ree ees oe * 6 ee Ty Big OR A SS a ee & Sh ‘ ‘ 5 oy ac SS ey ; 1 zg ¢ i ae aed gt. +! ote é at er. ees. . s . ‘ial MS x ’ . = P : % . 5 : fen eae we ite io Wot ae Pie x. aed . Co a a : : x a 4 , ‘ eae oe 7 wy 4 ° * . . A bes phe pangs om J ; ces - ua ys, “hs Mp ~ a ¥ . . » “ F .. a me - ‘ EP rate - . 4 5 F ‘ ny * +4 + De cg ; bs ae & : J - ake he agi" em pi 4 oe ; Ne - e . a 4 i= ee te ars %” > & “ ~ a mp4 Ue Sas (P24 5 . es Va - é a tld o - -— " — A = = se td : oe . “eg . : ~ ye ane Ped ne oe , . ; » 4 b 4 ° ‘ * e, S & % » w se » 4 *

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; ’ " ; SRNR PA Cord Tire embodies many such as long-staple cotton, construction, heavier and ager ply-unions and so on. dvantage remains th Tread, now made wen Some earing than before. cads, its big sharp-edged self. ch and cling On any surface, d footing and a safe stop. Art B. Mooney | 4547 Delmar ot —e Nieman'’s Tire & Accessory ‘ 5891 Haston Av. Ca. | Bor Re Rt eas We Penne Station, 407 etn an r. ; 2886 \ of Rey ‘B. 1264 Prenklin hy. “oe. aun Pa sowiertr00 8 tte Be “380 6. Orne’ Be 2868 Weskinn tow ie. wor Sta? focat ae” © ay Ht) Lindell - Oth and Washington Av nion Moter Gar Ce., 3000 Blaine Av. e., Versen re @ Battery Service | ; 3747 8. Jefferson Avr. | : £5 if YYYEAR Ih —e- 7 i“ . \ The Free Corona! Offer — Will Be With- drawn Saturday, September Ist. Now Is the Time to HUSTLE! Applications for enrollment under terms of the offer previously published, and subscription contracts now in the hands of enrolled workers should be sent at once to The POST- DISPATCH Circulation Dept., ST. LOUIS. ~ | = THURSDAY. | ‘a AUGUST 23. 1925. a —_ : : = oe I OS Oe 4 a ————— . - -< _ ——e ————— ee ee eee _ —— - ~ om em me ee ' At the Half-Turn | 4 RING June, THE WORLD printed its one millionth advertisement for 1923. Its nearest competitor had reached a total of about half that number. The close of the first six months of the year finds THE WORLD with a total gain of 986,829 lines. It has by now. long passed its millionth line in gains for ee this year. The gain of its nearest competitor in the morning field at the end of the six months’ period was 484,697 lines less than THE WORLD’S increase. ANY of the most successful merchandis- ing campaigns in Greater New York have had their start at THE WORLD BUILDING. At the outset, the Merchandising Department made an analysis of the city’s market possibili- ties, prepared the local retailers in advance and laid out the complete selling campaign. It is significant .that the relation between the number of advertisements printed and the number of lines gained remained practically the same. THE WORLD’S half-year’s gain is the culmination of eighteen consecutive months of increased lineage, during twelve of which THE WORLD stood first among all New York news- papers in the bulk of its aggregate gains. Its gain of 986,829 lines was 397% of the combined gains of the morning field, and, eliminating Sunday advertising, THE WORLD @he Mallers Building Chicage With a background consisting of the most in- timate knowledge of local conditions possible for a body of trained investigators to acquire, the advertiser is introduced to America’s greatest retail market through the medium of one or a combination of these powerful mer- chandising factors: THE MORNING WORLD THE SUNDAY WORLD THE EVENING WORLD THE WORLD GRAVURE THE WORLD MAGAZINE a The use of the latter, In color, with a circulation of 600,000 every Sunday, has proved a determining influ- ence in many conspicuous national campaigns Write for the complete WORLD PLAN for merchandising New York =——=——_======—= PULITZER BUILDING, NEW YORK Market and Third Streets San Francisce of the Year—by 484,697 Lines! gained more advertising, by nearly 50,000 lines, than all the other six-day papers of its field combined! THE WORLD’S worthy of close study by the advertiser desiring to influence the substantial homes of Greater New York. gain in FINANCIAL ADVERTISING is In theface of a net loss of 187,000 lines of financial business in the morning field, with but two papers showing increases, THE WORLD gained 63,734 lines, an increase of 33% —by far the best performance in this important classification. Greater New York cannot be covered, and covered adequately, without the consistent use of THE WORLD. _ It has, by nearly 100,000, the largest circulation directly within New York (ity of any paper in its field, and this concentration of reader-influence where it ig within daily reach of the city’s merchants is not only of paramount importance to the New York retailer but must inevitably affect the market- ing of nationally advertised products which depend upon these local stores for distri- bution. pa Title Insurance Building Los Angeles

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ee om ge net may 8 ee emia THT RSDAY EVENING AUGUS ST 23, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oT i CES POS!- eres | JISPATCH Without a Manager, the Browns ‘Managed to Win a Double - Header from the Boston Red Sox —— a i McHale Opposes | topay’s [F TABLE Dan Taylor in mas a Firpo Greeting His New Trainer i gl al et AMERICAN LEAGUE. iF The Homer by Meusel i Se Business Men’s A. A. Program First Since Gov. Hyde Stopped Firpo-Cowler Boat. In Opening Game By G. W. Daley. Of the New York vax pans malt NEW YORA. Aus : ; ble-bheeder. * * ,, whe stan is staged « the score Deak ? lasted three i after, isasving tare . ; Cardinals’ Box Score a row in the ‘four’ rm _ - Meffer followed an ' PIRST GAME -* 7 .? ,¢ rir =: — in tl gga ( ARDIN ALS he Giants use oe § Ar K ~* -,y ” be _ : - ." : | Ren : “ lect’ urdy was ve LMERICAN LEAGUt 4 = US Detroit Washing'on a Te @he! Philadeipaia at “hicago NATIONAL LEAGUE. rf uv Biade«. JD-i the sinth wit Herush,. th The atten an > ; Bett wemie* i> _ p ay-bDy-p@y ace nt . Vrers. of vos — Meetier. cf CaARDINA! Lieeamth. c - a fee hit Vet ord poor throes seco! ireiges. “a ~~ ’ > ade!poa IS A Miller Captures Trapshoot Title Texan Breaks 199 Out of Pos- sible 200 in Amateur Cham- pronship Event. Teper -er = “lemme. if “eck. DOAK. F SORTH PF rrerreR Pr *HPREDEL. PF Barf evt ~wmith La‘as and every Dod) fornmsby bit to Bancr« d @r second forcing wew to Kelly for a do Bottom ev walked Myers Young YO RUNS NEW YORK-—Freigau Sensational sliding ca‘ croft's drive to iet Pris to ieft. Young walked. Meus Young. Hornsby to Freiga eus Tetain out stealing. Almsmitha to * Rarfest bateed far a = ) BO RUNS “mith rae fer Aimsmith m cighth ai ae =. 2¢ Associated Press SECOND INNING Laven bateed fer Pfeffer im ninth | Fe : CHICAGO. Aug 23.—F CARDINALS—Atnemit NEW I0RK ‘ » Saleen =e Beg through short and went ! AB. hampionsh D en Bancrofts wild throw : .p bunted safely. Ainsmith third Stock batted for Stc tRe semi- e Baker lfeeeceeoex~ue - -] weleeeenweceseeeeeeneeel — 510006800666 @annbeu scored Ainsmith with a sa LUIS FIBRFO (left). HOBATIO LAVELLE. arrived from Argentine this week and who is re nllionmaire. once held the South American amateur Be has displaced Jimm Sn De Forest as ad il have entire charge of challenger 's prep- » «) Canne *riric ey to Kells ne ONE RI NEW YORA-—-Biades swit eft field and Steck went °t Cardinals. ‘ * out, Doak °¢ Her wy tossed out A‘ Teials Jaceaseon filed to Plack. NU RUNS Inning | a ' Renfro ef Monida. M whe made a wild throw trving : alee CR Beey Cmpires—Klem | ; | = the sheeted Gie-toieeet oe : ae Time of cuume—th.. Sin ‘ : sec ona a Friech at second and were sate Vn & passe went to t! 3 5 OUD Meuse. wa aed fling ’ Cenneill alse walke br riech Kelly walked Young. Doak was replaced Jackson hit inte a cau ‘te Hornsby scoring and third. Gowdy eal : ing O’Coane Williams Uses a New center. Gowd . . eer atne and to > a? 3 _ 7 te ” Bat and Hits Single, snd 2 , Gowdy and putting Bentiey on ¢ Dumean ana &: (pel 4 = . Double and Home Run aoa — end. Nerth threw out Frisch Ineine o> w erty ~ . - RUNS. LOW MEDALIST IS DEFEATED AT TRIPLE A Second FReund FIFTH LNNING CARDINALS : } aiid Flack popped ° eft. Fri sini “ : ave ap- , tha , 7 , egal. becs : | gets. ut Blades YORK AMATEUR FEDERATION SHOWS RAPID GROWTH Meuse! gro O'Venne . nts. ed , ‘ si threw out Kelly NO RUNS : oaferen Deine. a : :, : a ee USE. Py SIATH INNING ; _ 2 fevdler lief m: i ' en oe ote e | J SANT 4 ‘“ARDINALS—Barfoo: batted . : ! ; : , i gam _ ak ee ects aaa : - North end struck out. Flack s.» . = 4 : yu - om , ag ' \ angilds _ chm Det? . : a . ne ” , _ : fie : age! tm center. Biades walk «: | strike e cuteide Brow: i one the first reed his opponent to ; imes championship from Jack (eel gt eee (ooo on shanks owang: The pe eee ntieid [a singlet cperts who have seen , $ 24 °'t.es, @efpectal!ly the Willard Might. canons the ‘@ center, scoring Herneb»y. 1t field : ) les tt rie iimn ! ur ~ - aiattiniadeen” Canes CHIEF CALLS OFF BOUT 7 5 Tas .-0u — . —_ seek sey ' oa - = ube Ma (1 ‘ : c ‘hat rpe tas made almost 2 *y stepping a«' second Vangiider Vanquishe 2 a see ye —. ’ a —— _ —_—_ ag heat owt a hit to Kelly ” my ' : : ee ol % - oe Mecurdy was cal'e “kee Wopercer oSatted eeu eed flied to © \ oane xt NB, ‘hat Dempsey should win by a knock. Successful business men are shrewd buyers, in and out of business And they make no ex- ception in clothes buying, A Suit of fine woolen. custom tailored ry too frequentiy and NWP YORK — Mue.i- Row! xo e mite te y ome out and . . . "Ring ’ eeha.. | ‘hac (Ferber enle —— Boe ; : lis agzue « ew ar cared sotrtah* " . : i. ; . ' Wo ile AA ' nee an ro aiintiins ~ tm covertng teat oe pitch the ¢ Car- Dy the New York Giants a doubie piay more easy ef execution sector of the infleid. - . scored ani | CARDS 7, GIANTS 3 Beats Cards, 8 to 7, ae Battery ‘A’ Bout... «. . —- AFTER TWO INN IN SEUOND YORK. Aug. 23.—Johnuuy when the Cardinais Stuart and “Rosy” and Giants Took the *lieid for the iouble-header here this afternoon xho woe the first gam jJme rum im the ninth inning. ier home run } he first the second the bages. '-DiaAv acco ows FIRST INNING. -—Flack was tossed ‘an Smith beat out a Jackson Hornsby struck stole second Rottom- . \ie use NO RUNS. NEW YORK Bancroft walked. Frisch singied Yo center Young fied to Freigau. Meuseil duplicated is home run effortidriving the bali hte .extreme right field, scoring and Frisch ahead of him. Orc sll fie: > Flack. Kelly sin- gied to left. Jackson forced .Keily Freigau unassisted. THREE RUNS. SECOND INNING. CARDINALS—Jackson threw out Soe eller.tripied to mght cen- smith singled to center = 2 Freigau tripled to ht "enter, scoring Ainsmith. Stuart nit “risch but Freig:z beat the throw Flack filiing S --ntine Beat Dempser, ~ mee Fight. His Fist, His Palm, Firpo Jells Chiromancer cITr. = post-Dispatch’s Eastern Bostng A yORK. Aug. 23.—If Paddy and Harry Wiils are tick. } qer she thought of going to -» mee Di they give ne evidence of I wan army of fistic folk stood the entrance to Tex Rick- e@fice in Madison Square Gar- Byer iss in the hope that Pad- + ud te talk with Rick - ‘amt Paddy didnt come. But had this to say to an ve ater : ass “ice toin ; *° and match my on 4% . ; 7 Oe ow 34 any - ** might have : . - - - : we Rickard has only announced he has signed Firpo for such Te «mam ion ¢t - ae Pic ™ fight. If you t sign th ick have spent orly the it ‘tak to transiate a little} sh into Spanish and back again. you make the m tch * WU you for Wilis’” Mullins was asked. Wills Mixing saa Opportunity. | “Tl see about i.” Mullins. quite perhaps. ae | a vig shot P ns mae wants a rack eat Dempser f Therein lies the chance toe the title Mowever, sheuld F'ros LDempeey Wille would- have af ms the Bele if he signed today @oaid then De “avy weight spiemr'ef the world. He would be tremendous attraction ne matter ere Ae.teesed his hat into the TRe-man who had a contract ne Sim would be a lucky man ) Wille would bave an even oh ance te |

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2d Sox - — ~—_ ANIS 3, 3 V0) INNINGS. UND G ny Stuart and “Rosy” Giants took the field for the second | ternoon mi: SECOND GAME. ne. CARDINALS _ AT NEW Yorg ith | 07 ; NEW YORK The Batting Order.” \RI NAT NEW . rt Rancroft aad! *r oT Ainiemi:} eee Stuart 1 I mpires— kK }e; Attendan oo" XP ae out ot 2 3 4 h 678 9 000 CLEV ELA N I ; Ratter Rue! es Wa ‘ievelan dat’ ‘hile and vo ss —— 2°? | PHILADELPHIA AT CHICAGO ms 0 0 | ate | CHICAGO EV - aL 0 Patteries ck | and Perkins. ler. Philadelphia— llasty Chicago—Faber . If . 7 Ryan were , - y TORK, aa : , Baseball Scores | AMERICAN LEAGUE: *» | R, A WASHINGTON AT Meatless yy * net on——Mo mie ao | NO NEW YORK AT DETROIT DLTROIT 01 Batteries New Tork—= ing to hie superior strength, which, it is thought, will overmatch Demp- sey's science and experience. Hor- ever. little money is offered on Firpo. The aristocracy of Argentina is not over the prominence which the Firpo-Dempsey mateh ‘s giving this country. They sey 1? is a sad commentary on the efforts of ‘the leaders in education, art and to arouse interest in bdet- —_ -@> ‘BIRMINGHAM IS HELD HITLESS BY DUMONT ATLANTA, Ga.. Aug. 23.—Georg?’ Dumont pitched a no-hit game here’ ‘this afternoon against Birmingham, the Barons were able to score ‘one run through loose fielding on the part of Atlanta. The scére was 3-1. The game was called at the. end of the eighth on account of rain Greater Selection Special P re-Season Sale of Better Quality Three-Piece Wool Suits 7 Seventh and Washington Ave. FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE GATO SPECIALS—All Havana Made in Key West,-Florida—Regular Price 2 for 15e¢ — Box of 50 - 5c each $2.45 — You Tried Our BOSTON BLUNTS? -— are made in Tampa, Fla. by one of the most re- =_— manufacturers. A wonderful walue for the money. i D tor 15c “e350. pe) che | Ba! lterjies re)! Vic- line oe ee eee PITTSBURG AT BOSTON 01002 | BOSTON ; 21900 Na'tteries a &, hbmidt Chicago™— Alexander eadé Philadelphia—G)\azrner. Betts and * | o S sonuus uuu AEHEEOMENANEEEEENREEAEEEEENENEESS==—=s— will be housed during the period of) training for the title fight with Jack Dempsey in New York, Sept. 14. Senor Lavalle announced today that Albertino. chef extraordinary of Uruguay, would take charge of the training camp cuisfne tomorrow. Albertino has been loaned to the | Firpo camp by the Uruguayan con-)| sul general in New York. | Pulls Weights Off Wall. | During the afternoon workout,' Firpo planned to box with Frank | Koebel, Brooklyn light heavyweight, | and Natalio Pera, of Argentine. Pera | ‘is a rough, two-fisted slugger. He already is a familiar figure on the ‘board walk, with his gray spats, walking stick and long curly hair. Luis Angel tried out the punch- ing bags and the weights that were rigged up for him in Atlantic park yesterday and proved that they were not rigged exactly to his likeing. |He pulled the weights off the wall. “or ad . 3 For $40.00, $45.00, $50.00 and $55.00 Three-Piece Wool Suits ere ave vad on tteburg — Meadows Hoston—RHarnree ond O'Ne $3.50 2 for 25c FIRST CONSULS j Special Box of 50 ra: ew §& to BSc $475 ne Special Sale DARDANELLES Fine Broad Leaf Havana Cigars mms (0c size cul to 2 for 15c. Box of OF? iw or 25c size out to 5 for 45c. Box of 50......... $4.50 “CUESTA REY” Hoo-Hoo Size and these make it’: wholesome. Our ' 7c each sope ic absotussly gums? ei LAWRENCE BARRETT, Mild Havana veer i0c size cut to 3 for 25c. Box of 50 $3.9 \ 245 py 2 for 25¢ size cut to 10c each. Box of 50 v case — During This Special Sale All popular 10c Brands out to 3 for 25c. Bor of 60. . .$3.95 All popular 2 for 25e Brands cut to 10c. Box of 50 $4.95 All popular 15c straight Brands out to 12c. Box of 50 ..$6.95 All popular 3 for 50c Brands cut to 14c. Box of 50... ..$6.95 A Few Restricted Brands Excepted m4; Denby, San Felice, Cinco, Red Dot, & c mann Handmade, John Ruskin, La EERE EERE — - - or ’ T'o stimulate business we have grouped several hundred Wool Suits at one low price—all are three-piece Suits from our regular stock and are suitable tight and he buret it with one of Il for Fall wear. Included are smart plain models and sport Suits in cma sae | worsteds, cassimeres, unfinished -worsteds, tweeds, flannels, See imported crashes and whipcords. A goad variety of s-known perfo patterns in fancy grays, checks in browns and grays, solid browns, pencil stripes, diag- onals and fancy mixtures. little. is prepa with the Gatohed art that. comes a lifetime of prac- tice to delight your taste your thirst. ucts from nature | | wy 23.— With such | well-known performers as Fugene _Goodwillle. Paul Sweet, Dewey Al- berts, R. Wharton and others, 8. H. Darwent, physical director of the Chicago Athletic Association, has nominated 91 athletes for the Na- / tional A. A. U. track and field cham- pionships at Stagg Field, Aug. 31 Sept. $8 The University ‘nated a full team formerly of Kansas, borne, former University of Illinois athlete. will represent the Illinols Athletic Club in the decathion, while |gseveral Eastern athletes #«f known ability will be in the same event, ~-e CRP BBPPBP LDP PD” Last _— s er ji “a ~~ —— Do YouNeed Money? | se. vom —rca vine, me in. : knocked out Jackie Feldman, Vew Vork,. third round; Archie Walker. New York, was disquali- field in the seventh round of his bout with Harry ‘(Kid) rBown, Philadeiphia, fer helding: Mike Ralicrino, Mantia. P. 1t.. got the de- ciaton over Jee Nelsen, PFhila- deiphia, 10 rounds. CINCINNATL — Wille Sullivan, Cincinnati, and Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne, Ind. fought 10 rounds te a draw. LOUISVILLE.—Mickey O Dew, Muncie, Ind. lightweight. out- pointed Joe Pick. Akron, 12 rounds; | Jimmy Dell defeated Kid Myrers, . cight_ yoanés. — = to bettie for of Towa has nom!- Emerson Norton and Harold Os- yo Sace ott tm ore ai efreshin if Tungsten, Niles & Moser & Agents Season-End Reductions on All Remaining Summer Suits . LLP POD PLP LS Special Sale i Summer Suits at $23.50 Have you pressing obligations you muet meet—irould you like Yo borrow some money? \ A come in and talk things over You can secure a loan here e of interest and repay ‘t+ in easy weekly, seem!- monthly or monthly payments out of your regu- lar earnings over a years period. If so, with us at the legal rat Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth ana go Bottling Company > agen on Gntise™ AccotN NT It’ S Easy to Pay _ the Citizens Way \ . [(inrzens LOAN ¢ SAVINGS(O 110 w 7% st cote

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fF ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22. 1999 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — _ — NEW YORK CURB ee INGATIIUDE = NEW YORK sTocKs __NEW YORK BONDS —— eens ee nen ee — a = ne of saies. highesr lowest and c.©e ng ; Special to the Post-Dispatch. —— DE ar, a. ’ NEW YorRK ” : ye -8i to the Post-ry: tem —_ ry oo ae , owre 444 ot VERK. Aug. 23 —Salese to ) Stock Exchange toda EW yor — en. f : 2. : a ’ nt oe o~ ge Ce mpares wtih o5 ). FOO eda) to 3 ' 274, 200 , . ow 23 Fo. ng L 4 ctal list eof bends traded im on the = ; 4 3: Tollew'tn t | _— 4 s a! OoTrag Tre ? face it nh by ) 2 LOUIS. MERCHANTS EXCHANGE fTlelal roar “hange Net ch@nages for the day 766.G55.00 a year ago. and $i - poms omeees jigh ~ INDEPENDENT OILS Ew . | te SURE En Oe a cea Sab —_ Folio! a " -_ 23 ¥ a “Sn a 0 BO bana De BOXDS STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. 9 Aiied Packers Ss. 66 44%. ot CR tems .....t th, Sal Fait = . bigt. low and . tu : 4 Dd! —— i te sa.e9 ar va. , = ? ; in ete ga po a pom - a ; » -- ‘ = ' m marhet af 2 © 4OtRllens ap ) 3 ) , : : ie i | : ony B* ¢ oat os | ae j market so pA from Kaoses City and Chicago mar . | » iis. Low Close. Vout + | 3 t : on ~~. @. SP et | . . Ads bem 24 ; . “ Test grade rails averaged 87.10 Son Cie Bonds Continue Quiet and *° ~4 | ao; a "mee sane os : | , . a oe > toa? . > a ae 7 : = : ; va =. . ; i ™ —— — A40 USI i 7-42 98.15) 98.lu 98.13 tn Sh — es SS 6 ait Pe 7 te Wide a 5: — he . - = : - 7 ied ‘ , 7 : 1 ; » Th ; as 7 . ? INDUSTRIALS — — een that the Se fest) ew : ———— 23 , veraged ~ net Ll Anaconda ¢ 2 101% i. oll olls was b aa a 96% 97 _ =: 75 ‘ ss . a “i 2 n > of 5+ ' y ic I Lt : ’ " out “EMBER WEHAT :, — ' . + Beaverbourd | xs L Asteeee a as : ‘2 other Parts of the tes 1 b ee Te 9"s dd 2 2 t. Me - . —_ ~ wWuOl4Ztion titea =z ail .' Lf pec eas “aoe bonds are @oUars and Jlds of ja. se tale a and oe a c 3 ; Westing 1 : 5 : fURLIGN BONDS. : = 2 2% 1 : beth a 3 © 2 eee , a - a —om re > oss Shieago both American and & . ony ibd eT |; Wound Up ce : ~ Hepes” 2800 So the = h* it 00 be “ere ‘7. 7. gent 2 s By Leased Wire Prom the New ork Hureaa of the Post-Dispatch NEW .YORK Lug 923 The Ere. “Adc Ow co ~~ & #584 e Fit +t r GG 7 & + ~ " a : : owi “ i le ; j ‘ zz : ; : ‘ ‘ " - } 34 lS in ru.7 . in “Q 4 » Hood Rubber = 2 - ® . > : soar | Bare : _— ~~ —_— METALS AND EQUIV MENTS. a a > R-II ae Gis ors -- anthracite coal gs — developments tm eich anit Sential before the ain + | definite OATS. 404 &% +1 a” . Bead x . es Gebt Cree =) Pe ed hehe he Un ; te Pee ee ws oa he Vir wat . BEES TP FOREIGN BONDS entin 7s ‘23. 100% i: e2aww *nt status or | Pecullarty ; & Case of th . ona . ores MERCAHNTS EXCHA) “beat closed lower on the MINING. s : | 4 ” *y? me Ut 7 * , . Ps ment has full . ; jaa — all ol Ts ad sinking 4 sway 4 more distant dellveries ~ ’ : oN 90 Rei- sett. . fun ee 2) Bowens” yextens Se - 3: lof Ein ne loral cash grain market reg ; ‘ , , . . wheat was steady to ic high goed demand ‘for select mill! 5 Anaioca wk 1 —— —- mt . . . " ‘ f “> wheat wee siow lard wee ™! s - was steady to Kc sve & maturity, retury a= ello good demand, but 9% per cent They were - ee 4 c Sigter | why wh ; corn ruied lower eDlemober Fo! lowin fylares Orices reacted anfiuenced tee bry % to c.08e @nd repert ef | featur : ; y q I s “ " nelvced a} cars | ° again oc nt 22 through: 32 ans 2a agg Hie gE ey of Exchange Market Tene Better. 2 > € YP. PAN Be We! a ;? ; * : PF Pee _* md - ke ‘ Direris 9406 34 cars —— tw 95%) 4443) 45% > Homestake "Es: (the Erie issues The os of and on " Rn na x : Oc 3 : Member o t S200 | _ INDEPENDENT ons. oe ~warr. se we 3 ve _ thought by some to be . ; | +" "wheat $Loe= s . eo Te . Ke : 2 i, | ~” | interest. ermeral és 4 - * December cera, OF% DD 1 it "Lh. peeelpta, which were 1 r | rn S45 600 . "pared wt: er. liochuded AP Corn : cuShe a compared 200 iast ‘= 7? oe? Se 4 - MENDUSTRIAL “Y 7 - ys» rt timation... ui 4*es relatively the short term ds , } J , of btn : ‘Petmars ett ¢ wheat were bh ' ago and heavier thas «- boot be 3g > 7 Fs td su ~~. ™ “ Fr,'? ' ae) . 3 LD SSS k 1, Se _ RAILROADS. ig / - oe oe, rons "2G United States | Were trreguiar with od heavier than a year im the third 4X5 angi * ‘esh Grain. —S——=_ ury 4%. renal 7 ; M . Louis ¢ G Quoted ag saying that LIGHT SHIPPING HOGS nad been reached as tou SELL ON LOWER BASIS " a of vary Guu eho mr | | mancial a es Mo 8 » e te @ate, 40 40Ga0 4c. Me. xf 4é'd c oe / 4@ P* 65 19 pc bh es pe t" : ee _ —— cetaceans COVERING FOLLOWS EARLY DECLINE IN COTTON LIST » S ’ . > * . . ~. ™“~ .) = hy ‘, — 7% ge a) "er pract . *- é#, “s ta eA re Pereign Rank Statements. 1e har crs 7 ’ ; “oe F ‘Be week's advance oa. § : - | pert thar | : a — a. oe St EP SE Stead St 3| Se SSeS pasar wy SePTeMBER Cone Al S2¢ lmt« To: ct pt ‘: Receiprs av f : 2 EM | =53, x 14 , Vo ; = ; ge — . — , ; > ae. a : AU, “4 A "F¥ Minutes ef ' +. iis F of Rx , ; . 5 ; : ep ikiel & setback in wheat }- , ’ ' > a i 41 & ‘- . a eo tie * Most al ™ th “cet of.a fair oy : | , —, on , -' 4] wer srs rede Rg te. = | m the searby delivery of comm " . ; . parti 7 — # © anc when longs eerted te self r im seme ; - ; , rGderg Were : or s' OcCAere = vwrn allt e th NEW Yo ‘ede was not : l = — : " . ’ SWEDEN—kKrene bb -: ime Pete . : . ' , Dd NMARK—K une D : - : . : | , iTZERLAN Ds, » I rt ri : “4 meric : , eo . ; ust | ctobe: _ ao . > an i %€s : vary. ia fan n « Founds trom $4.79 te § : : r norte Teighbing from *10 ° 250 : Packers and order buyers taied Pax’ a : 000 nusheis wheat; Cotton Spindles Les Active > : : war "e aod 350 000 bushels BIN: ~ : tai a8 Were vr : ‘. . ‘epet a2 iittle firmness ve Aug _,. and ecorted early. t, , out the recevery was " ‘ ring : Tr . me — : ef ere were recelyT ; ee . " ’ \he “Loe pric = . : = » 4 +. " e Marae 2 } %: iowar Sent = -- Te , ~~ . aor an tem ber 5 oO % @ilee a£inds Ome 1 : — La : = 2 me $1 04% Mar. i ow . i ) *, Tred months of corn held ap " : q “ e the early been $8.90 mostiy. ; e@ium weights tr : | “0 —~—- selling from $7 50 : average 4 . aie, | Ceitinn . — on the ight — Spinning : a oe ne Geman totaled spindles in & pigs 4m 110 pou ¢ down, Saies- were . — ~ G.-Cull { get anything ke ‘me from ace June of whick tity of the offe ‘Re weight and qua)- Per a’ ad 4~ : ry . Pa A«T sos met we ¢ ’ me | & S004 femand to- ta . “ree sei) from $6.25 to $4 40 operated , ’ Little change. hew- " E > = . : * " j ,* at) & sir if «. a el rticu! in af waies AA, : Oo Te Smet com honse Duytag - | ' 36.997 3771 4.7 ser eane wr Se 25 most!: _ . 7 er prices sod off coder abet" , , - = a a ee >. » ‘ . “ete +p . irin 2a. ; ‘e- | =t « 7 :s ~ ne with veeter- Se ees nv — iA@ianoms —# ¥ | 3 8 SS | Sgt Tan cook annated at 1600, a , 983 imac , " , , P, . 7 a a ae Se ae — - Uctable at . . * eet ~~. ; ie ; P 7 , ys re ee New York Cotton » $i. -or gure “wDre@enrimg | = ~ acted firm end with - > Ds , ° ae ni . : oo“ ] ‘Frag , Boston Stock Marke NEW YORK aus 22—..07——— soe | ne mar cnet ———— : : a = futures a 2 : The ~ ee e- . nn ; - 2a C3 cr Yo & tac dé asf RUMANIA~-~Leu Db. ENTiN A—Peeo iw ; 1De ee We , a2 o£¢ } tnd Se ~ one s#dtivf Pig a A“ DD ' iARDDRA® ALAR , : a ors tr " a * ) ; : Special! to the . -Y : us , ' ia Mongk« ne ai } : . in > ; _~ ° ” Tientsin «- 23 ~ : = : Yuan dolle Paes & a . | - ‘oe 2.1 : “ae = 3 | HORSES aND MIT rr 7 : , . ; ' ' _ . aan > 2 i a2 5 a ~~ of ‘hanged “rem W ednesday : : | ; ) . | 5 7 — = ee sree. vracticaliy all «of the ’ “ + ' > LY Cum ry =— _ ComMiggiaon thig week kav: peen ; ; ; > ~o Js ~ ae = aigposed of ae is \Yeartnge 4a) 7] Asm, Dry Gocds Mark t Review “ . * or ? 4 nd . A , * dedite for Aux cs | a & w . - Special to the ) ih Dtenere- to bank Srcounta. S70. 800 -~*. w t , ! . ~% Th OoG@ bankers « : : : . iv 4 °% , : ' 2s -" —~There was sia tr me. > a * te ; x a ; A . , ee ; = - - : . : 2 Market ecar " ,°>* AW | , ket 7 ——- Se =F and th ty on © sell moder- ge Ss . " 71? 408, 0m . 7 fi ' Mea ; a , — Sales of arin: fl “tts SS to bi ; ' . t+ > — ane a . *% ” 7e > collateral 40-80 @Gayrs | Kanea; a 5%. prime ommerr:, iS and Canten 20 NEW YORK. Aug °3.—New York eearings, BSI45 090 OOO New Tork be ah oes. 361 000 Son New Tork oredi"=. $48 000 Ono $44 0800 O00 223 — Tires were Three ; er ~ “~Oooc > a ae f ~ ~e a2 jae ee eee ’ . * s : ‘ : '~*+ : am Pun > - 7 ren 'y ‘ . : } 4a 14% 2 T'r Boston Wool Market. . ’ ’ zk 2 '® the Poest-D4 tc ; ‘ . ? . > i 22 oe RAILROAD RONDS > — ee nce >»? Adaddda ~ 4 2 * . « —- = - - oe : Teilew Mre Tei! mo - . ; , ’ —_— eee 4 - ; ‘ b ’ ~e 4 ‘ . 4 = ? 7 : ; . _. . ° ‘* : : - - : - : “vee 7] : - ay x. : u ” 4 . “al . 1 ~ ” wT “it >. ; urea. £ ak Rr AGE

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. { eo ee er ME a a ae ee a Fe ee OE ie —-~ ——— EE ee he Oe te eT. LT Is ee THE WORK OF THE WORLD LOOM: THI RSDAY, | S LARGE—Ca-able workers are reamired. Get themt through a “Help” Want Ad. “@@ AUGUST se : 28 POST .DISPATCE WANTED—MEN., —= —- WANTED — BEN. ake ne e*- CAMINA TM AKERS—Oe heehee weeee Hiroe ‘war - Herts nt , eres . - : MEN errs eel YO! UNG are wmekine BOO cer week and «ap ths ome igaie 8-8 Peetiae Bide. Setweee «€-46 > \eo) ‘nregrity AGEN rs | ARYEO— #5 > ~~ i | Tre rile a tageous $75.00 PER WEEK T DRAWING wa N or hamiitry ana sospiuteiy re 2300. Beem 6il, | Willingness to work, re “~—Seert Tl aie tarred | Olive Meti rn’ FACTORY. 3409 SAC ESMEN WANTED GIiRts wo —— = —’ HELP Exper ied - .- > A . - ‘ie witO--woe tse GIMLS wen? tt eS - a 7 “ORS — Experienced on “CO. can aan dies’ hats GOLLUBER | IWILLINERY CO. 1409 Wash- av et cv ATORS machine expert- ence: also sample makers. The WIL DM AN CO., 1531 Washine- ton. 10th "loor. ‘e76) OPERATORS We need exper- girls for dresses and larter million hare 2 qi worth of orders: guar- pleasant working conditions in our *“*SUN- BEAM FACTORIES.” Apply * you wish to earn money Y & WALKER STERLING CTORY, 16th and Locust sts, or. or 3409 Texas av. OPER nower e I , enced aprons: lars , — = ie antee steadv Wora. Wi HEADLIGHT 17G-+h - - , OVERALL, and Pine st. FRA Pe —AOQLADAR menced. speedy. fo: rerttculars Box PER ATO R and > a rigor ver - - -* ™ - “a - ‘ ~ » >t _ _~ = ' ‘ , = rr’ Trnent I A | \ RY - : asx ~ — - . J . LSlil ss Dera ¢ 7 > LAUN a rTworoulsn + *-4 > : “. ~ | > ‘og 2 NV. ' hee ‘ i) . LY & WALKER Texas av eV AVINERS . aprons STERLING Mid & —— positions . ‘ ishers Le hap- } “31 DRY . - - > . exory sts. ee a NDR Y hel ‘ , - A UN and exper’ enc N —~ appearance De be | > . rn- 7‘. nee i” yrecssers , On i . > > > Do-rmanen*t er » muperteneat n wet waeh Appiy iper'niendent TRIM MERS ' *;°Immere “ee a a>eW'ietge of dress “ et-oeren ced T inerrT °*. - . . Ni . trood lent (4) ”-RNERS—Stee ~ Zecter Newt weaer Franklin BAKER Y—PF treet * ; : W tnc hester-Simmons end Spruce sta. un werk ‘o Mew Purnhkagen __ es) YOKER— Union Spe- = cial. ELDER MFG. ges; 00 mons co., 13th and Lucas. CAPE—Coantr as Ts at the | - Sya4ne CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS WOMEN AN\VASSERS work ‘rom ? ef « ‘ L EA NING AND E South ie wee IT oped . -e-- 31 ree ? mo) : . ae ae —: MEY rE _| \ VESTMENE Rice Sth a hall and ‘urnishbed reome for gam equipped fith eeictrie light, $01. Central PO” ae tau COFFEE AND TEA Exverienced, for . cest lecation ih i —— 0 Ss stock and “xt ures: Agpiy 1600 S. Bz ray RY & MEYE mr a » Lind. 7th and Lacas. Ride. Sth TIONERY—And 418 rr mF ~ar 1s Cc ‘o4 “TIONERY AND GROG eaving ¢€ity. Sa TL ESLADT ienar*men’ arv Avvi¥ N. 7 + “~~ _+ = Attractive positious for f{cNpRY—well i to $45 «2 week, {an tin. LUNCH RO «Min ‘actory —_ See at cen Sex DD ~217. | > an cal experienced salesladies "eRe OM—Dei! ~afeaven. ‘ » TOOTS. work full or pert time. Mir. Margulus. Sornenfel:l’s, 310 Washington. fe4) “Ea ANU F ACTURING. | best location i IBUSINESS CHANCES)! spicy er ETASLE “eT mne MA RKET—Excetient s~ourh Si¢e $1708 coo. omet - | ere - 4; Si. P— \Yedium real bargain: Edgar RANT—Wih 4 room, Brnadw ay. “at ay eta rm ra Sex D- 338. ‘fr wrour eed after R PPORTUNITT ‘echanica. engt?Peer'ng RESTAURANT —Or eae store : "ex? saler and dam 5744 Fast GCOMPs« | Secemd Coer Gihra tar 3} dag... Kansas ity. ty. Wo ONLY $1400 TO $3000 ~~ STARTS YOU IN BrSINEss tow men who have made good ror distributing Srenches men aiready at werk. ire ili orders cuickiy We make satiormally adwer*ieed AIR-GAGE INNER TUBES vaive atem of «ech ° oie om 4 if reuw can qualify ase alti Ik VCC TE LL al 10 ; = : | -— et OO a : — le -Soarth with : ar S 4. conveniences, Bes D-} v7 — ch. ee s—i3 me. weet, of “OG ~ uses oe ect LJ “ WwooD noe choppi y Pame e a ' a ; beg " ~ eUPs = o a Reed KResnmee, is BRICK S—se cer 31904. eRicKk—Hart ead ‘rive — ————s oo $s than sew, Clean CLOTHING Wanted aPrani. w We —Pay Neusern*’ei4. LIld & seit | teat or’ Va rvdeventer MENS and Sk ar 78 008 ste emlie tm 15 T (putes. s of Clothing Wants nn an al uxhest eon ilo we Fran « Pe —@ — coe mi ta ee) ae GOLD AND SILVER CASH paid for goid, stiver olatt Beery aise teeth Mi) er. “Ue ee ial CASH pai — aad goid_, iver Pa num Snith S13 & Geere ne woren 7 mytre ef 4. We oer ee * <Deet ‘or Your menda * cuits | z. amt as ‘deere ner & of OF —— weeTyr" wer a wT Ma HINES Sie «ne i i oil eekee -epaired. Rie Ongve

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30 posr‘pisrarcr ee ARE you" GOING TO MOVE? If so, every “FOR RENT” ad has a possible direct INTEREST TO YOU. “we bata : a THURSD. GOoDs FOR sate WousENOLD GOcDs FOR SALE | MUSICA: ROOMS FOR RENT—South RUGS KOR BERT—wesT ar act ENTS FOR RENT | FLATS FOR RENT—North FLATS AN AND ~ ———, SEARCH WHERE YOr MAY 174 ‘ . > : efes congidere 4 t find greater | rn : _ Pienos and Orocans for Sais r refre the high-re: t ‘hn KENY “anos 1 TF | = ) | ive, Bill in geod GAN BROs. F.CO..lsth & Washington an vd R , ’ KITCHENE ie - oe — siinpeitasieeense “4 raiture «4 4519 fra —_ eve) “ID [tal D 352 ™ marrmcggg i» jecors aoe: tent eae fe > -* 3 jarge limt roen - = - > = ' - ; - —_— ae ——— e , Soke DISCOUNT SALE | —~_f ise = a FEDERER. AREXNDES REALTY : — aa we b ’ ; > . oP _ " ; - = — > . - i% a ‘ Z 7 : : rt “t ’ RLITZER, 1006 | ,djcining bat .— | , aman woe, ee : : : Cnev a OY ~610 Gravois ’ A. ’ BO , on VOms. z™ }. 34? " a ; -_ ° N oe FAIR. . $123A—New 4- Py Slat: tile bath furvar E co 618 Cheernes Y¥—Jvory ee like ree Butta i144 Eller cart Sen SErRO SUITE—Dincing ; | trast 2 c | ' : : } ~ a ooo ~ . —=— : — “9 : 2 { : - : . ; > : : ; . , 7 ° rt A = 2 , - : _ : , > -~ Bus , - o 3462 Temes . 7 3 pekeert ) : x Hae Set Tate : : ? .. Oe Residences Wartel BED ROO. MM SET—ivery, 5 nie es , _— Hw 13 " = ————=—== — = Ge . y 7 - PE OD + eee ee ee ee oO pete we ee MAF riTrT a bath. - 455. — Wii} “es dence for 1 —— - —“'foniere. Ret or — -- id - eee erring emer meeniinn FARMS W4&NTED —_—=— o new. for Lene a ' . ' . . Keimers. izit 413 'N Vandevente acl CHINA LOSET—1L ak $§ : 1 ia, “ ‘ _— Hartford es i — 7 * : - oF Sate ROOMS and SOARD £0AL. RAVGE—aAnré cas " - ae Plue ename, Quick Mea: a Su eerie _. Azmi . +e qwill_eperifice. Ca! nee SE eee ; ROOMS WiTH ROARD—CITY SECT Tan og —; etna INGSBURY cor mia: LEVELAND. 42°8a-— Moder ~ WOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED 50480 — Fer 2 cor raeare bom Fn Sentleune : VESTMINGTER 4202 room Re A SS a " bette trig “A . _ 7 . , c - _ . . ‘ BINNS ROOM w“ Tr J 4 a Te - . Be ; a a es WAsHER Siighily v ais. , - : : yon oA 4aR BI 040— i : 3 —— _Caehtifern a ‘ ° ‘ - Q . > : a " , : - - 2 + : ~—— > . P Ton. ; . - “wont modern re . : . , —- ——— — . Pro. — — — a ae ae tint new !r decorate. 2004 K solr ie LR 9° mais Ina P> on pric a - -_ . , . ) F . /‘ ; :' ~e: ' oian mi ss. fe £ North FcRiITURE. Bedroom set. davenetts a. : | — ' . m —_s | , "5289 Pe ye RAND BL 3459 8 ———— i . oe SF stoves, odd — SSSGA Mafrict eT : 4 = . o or wat WE: INE B ~ e 290 7 L or sc ond ie i | A ———— _ Ne ~- = oe, | R BL. - 5743. 0— Large, coe ; ._ Phone Linéell 4 _ 535 Ca: 6 ingto " “we furnished. . . ’ . , j 2 iris re" ’ ' a 8-room bat b. a week 4008 ‘Prose . -_ a 2 : — ' cial cta . : —————_____* — sae ae R EF : De} eet : iTnace wood f "oOOoOTs. * +308—N ‘ew Cats. 3 reeme — (tae room. Rhardwood Southwest io NE BUSI INESS ‘ wes NER FURNITURE —or ~Pu-niehed ttfat- oe ~e ats > is — = | : ’ ening , : ) ~ ‘ _, $30.00 voor : at ae | ~ . : = ' a —y- a ot Lit: 2. — - : ieee is “ _ ah tea e at : a bu %s . hill meneame one t+ tb-iepidimamiaam s,s > rs 4 —_—_ Saat ontret, See DHE PC ar oct Oe | SOROS OEE | ee =m Scever’s Clifton |: wos nae TT AEE; -no ig saat Seat Nee Beat: second foor S470 R27 Sete sa Addition . 2M ma _ | Watson and Arsenal ARE YOU SE? rn = alld s | ula _ ee Si | : . \LTHEIMER, #i7 ~, 7 it | ) . : | “_ Or RTME “ 7 ce AO, Macha ROADWAY. 1508 Eeuidin Lots, $16 to $25 per fect . _ . : P - : ‘. . . ‘ “ eee : = > wu " _ aan ; = 2 ' | - he. Tk : ; , ’ _ _ wall a8. sewers. gas, 4 : : 13- : — | WERTY.§ | m i- Tower Grove car to Watses | a> @ 2 a ~. J 7> . ro ageonne : . . - — rs | ; . : : a - : = ——, Sonth s41 DT -~ 7 ae Sard _ aan aa LYNCH Store. 5 ' — ~is ' ew . a 2 LICK ' - CH... 206 * ee ame — «+ Orr oem ian LAc ede IRS . ’ or phone Forest 7/66 | 375. Pen price ' ' r ee | — ! rn nating heuteau : ) » wees n 2 : , | | | a 2 = = W. Co¥. Plymouth & Hamilton =———— at LARGE STORE FURNISHINGS — oF + om aitTe®; Must te im fitet-cinas comlition tn : . : nd» od or unfurnished. trent cat: "Uh. | privat > Bull 41 | ~at ? = fiat Bon aba : Eanes ted, AEN jRoumueebing and ureed.__Dox_D-1sm roo Sapag Sekar Res tonite soe ee 6 Crrand and Gran fy SPartment.. all toget! Separate. MT. RISLE\ Evelid n\ GAS RANGES “i100. all popwar makes and *\ vies up TALS Frank 'n ~e com etn lar a Proad war. : m = APARTVENTS ciwayr = =. a LA 23% ‘ir... TS SCL oe oe — =i > a ek ‘*-3 oe: — : hake aan See »\” ' ‘ ' v . te ; of . —_ , mn = : —— b.. re — | and light ' floor: garas —— . Machine Shon Work ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY . ae > . ; , . ; : . a ; . , t ieee ‘ . . , ’ : o = . P ne . : = 4 - i a A , : ; " ~ ~ — : x > ~* — — he : : iw: children eaten | nu: » HOME LOAN RASS = — 4 Put be le : " . . — . 7 ° ¥ , : ' - > “ . : ; - E —— a _ . _— = - 7 al 4 ‘ - , : = . . . 7 - . ; : OFT aii . “ ’ ~ eerste " ~ z J - . rt A» “4 . mes “ — — ‘ents For Sale . eds +. RAPMIGERATONS—Sereai, Pianos and Organs for $aie worthweat at @ Secwunt Mevray Her: 21 Lewwee one : T. ' ae end ove ° »! : 6200W Marearetra Owifan °5) > x CLEANERS -Pieor sampies ant i. Eureka. Moewer Amer ican Tmeney “ar _ LLIT Oftwe elé) - ~~ ' "= oo > os Power Blectri: s) > MA CHINE—24en = a] wr, * - ; Ten? S23 week nouten a. 3°24 Ohio diner MACHINES —Ficor sams) | D - r ry BR. <.. Ther, ame A meta: aah terres, Mer on Biectrae Cal, if ) raed hae | | a a | ~~ | | — ear yk Si bin ot ~ | | 2313 . i HOU SES, FLATS, ETC)! S léin Ls WAGe EARNER—Y~ font ba ‘LAYER Pi ts Seams on “ = APARTMENTS FOR RENT — —— » oy ‘or Rousekernm re fen and rou ve " : . . senteetinn , “ = ‘. | me “a N. | : ‘7 va" MeRis A ian et ad —_ al : 19 aS" Oe ca

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EE CRSDAY, 23 _ 1938. | FLATS AND AP'TS WA ' ee Flats | and Ao’ts t. Thimonw Seem » oy er al. about I>. 37 72, THURS) rGUsT ° ATE—W’T'D to BUY Apartments Wanted ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH - Holbrook & Blackwelder 812 Chestnut FOR SALE single flat, 3 ond $4500—and $1000 cash will carry Pzx Hodlamont; 3-room cottage 3 42xx Washington avenue; 12- Foomn residence, will trade for county property. 20x Juniata: seven rooms, modern. 4127 Gratiot; eight rooms; $6250. | Bixe fe Market : were. o. $10,900 xx Wells; single t. an O2xx Cabanne;: doubie flat. 6 ahd 6. $22.000. 1500 8. 13th; six-family tenement; $4000 Clara and Cates: apartment: six-family. 7 rooms, 14xzx Arlington: 7 rooms: finished to the minute: 58ax Ridge. six-room cottage: $1500 ill carry 45 modern homes we" YOU CAN SELL THAT PROPERTY SUBURBAN PROP’ TY FOR SALE ——— ee ee — CALVERTON PARK HOME TRACT > ar _ Soren goes located 4 mile north of - rrr ’ » A EN i Y DvD : > ; 3 iorifsant rd $350 ver iF IT IS GOOD VALUE—and your story is well told in P.-D. “WANTS.” “wa | SUSGALows AND COTTAGES. | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES, FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE ) ae PROP'TY FOR SALE. For Saie ‘For Sale North | piseioes _ South Oentral wes “3415 McDONALD “Sb en Lar EG ae BUN NGALO w s—42 215- 17 N. Newstead: new: new: | BRICK COTTAGE ; lown ees eegern 4 and 5 mtn - -_ S71 ORE AND HOT SE. wes 0 deunn i od ogre, til © uathe. 7 ,7Ust south of Forest Park: 2 block athe“ a Eiss warage 3408 GU ASGOW— EAST TERM jots; $8500: | of King’s highway: 1145 Herefora a — ae 2S a shoe re . ene ry. cenfectionery or ior, Immediate » . -peeemean as property just vacat acre and wp. Drive out today and s peasonaiie terme. | ee the . Sun pario tlle ; ' GEO. A. SLATER x i price $48! 5 Fy floors, R . 80 of STANLEY EPSTEIN. 819 Chestnut st. live 157 ~/ FLATS FOR . RENT —#y finest pie ‘e in St. Louls County ‘for your -- DbOUuv GHERTY 803 Ches yu ee 4 North West | hone. Salesman on ground tod or by COTTA > « ae T™ ‘ M415 Tz | WINDSOR Pl... 3820 ¢ 4 roome: reason ‘able. Furnished wi | ' appoint men:. _E. A. LAUMADIN, Bho Eas- len ee ' — , mn , H " Shan 738. COTTAGE- - L345 MgCAUSL AND. —— Sept Rinck"eotacecs unenton 8] Do recon. oe wood floors, GOOD INVESTMENT. 4156 N. Newetead: Beated:; leased for 7 ‘$1080 per R. 5 : : POT ‘ - “(nu ; 3 Hs ™ $500 cant heat, oil-burner system, tile er a CO. D WELLINGS FOR RENT Brentwood COTTAGE R uud gas heater. 2-c@ar garage If you are Minnesota av _¥ Bekes aS | Chestnut ts FINE BUSINES t | BUNGAIDW ~Reautif — ul, fy ~In Brent d, 00x 2¢ ) smened warts city. 3 . “See eae 100x261 fe looking for qua 4 { ‘ ’ . . ont fa ; een n_208BW. )__ Bo : Ww 4 4 — aa } , 107) Owner will FA. p Pm gee - ~ se; oe a © s(e¢am-hea! _ ; an curtain rods S PROPERTY 8. W. cor. Bt. ore, and Sarah: 4 nice stores, with flats above: 199. | ¥ —_ roor Rife ung and : 2) FURNISHED Houses FOR _Olive 8963 with additional iot |} of 75 feet: yearly income of hot-water garage. 5338 $6000 ; one of } the best bargains ‘in &t. Louls at the price. McCRADY & OBERMEYER. 5179 Easton. __Forest 3106. Delmar 566L.. South BAKERY RBUILDING—Inciuding business: good, established stand: terms; bargain. Agent, 3228 Neosho. 1802 LONGFELLOW Splendid bullt home, 10 bright rooms end | large reception hall, with oak staircase, sep- | arate eide entry, hard wood finish, furnace | heated by of! fuel: in good repair: lot Bux | |135; convenient to Fourth at. and Compton cars; ares reduced to eell them. er furnished - Ry pt } =: Fost : Dispa tae Pos ‘ooms, ; . - fiat. turnace, Murphy . & steam plants, ore ck garage: rent h Iner ect ba } FISHE Re “22 15) was resi- SISA { ‘hestnut an one ater wr }-farnily + O54 Lexington: _ Miss Smith 32 P= FOOTY Trame cas ee CLYDE Ss. mo le rv. 15 ne w“ terme A od. i6 arge “ > roof acer "Sax N. Market NEW FOUL BR-FAMII Y Fla’ nt ter: no roome, hard wood COT T. AGE front porch: Nort Market feet: price — P Post - -Dispatch to4) - Sieamnm heat new sto 799 Chestnut vears at West fur i SSO) : BUN NG :ALOW— —New : A . : Woo floore Mur hea ade ive € urpny o B RIC Ke . B Gg ie ‘ 5191 fasy terms See owner = . ce \ ( 01 r AG E. $40; 0 BUN iALOW— Beautit ik— Divo buys oO foot lot and two . hea : rr be Seen to Summer cottage, wired for electric BA "DWIN R water on iot; Rose Hill av... Kirk 789 Arcade near Harrison av.; terms half cash. Le — . I nthiry LOOMIS, 8 Main 487 8 c73) Ferguson one, furnished and garden ANDERSON. STOCK E-RI° ERMANN : BOB « “hes nut ts _ THREE WONDERFUL FLAT BUYS irs Feel HARDWOOD FLRS.. HEAT ao1% + oe Bk “Ss a 10.800 ‘ 5. 414° shaw. : BELLIS R. CO Arcade Bde Olive 6181 be appreciated. 1337 W alton DOUBLE FLAT®&—SOU TH SIDE. =* "O00 Sa S2500 i rmshed e Ferguson “Snnfurni Phon look thie S80 S-room effi: tency ard. rice $4: ont . 4603 E: ze) ee ee reai modern: muat | into Kirkwood ghts modern residence for high-ciags bearding wood. Wanted to Lease—10 to 12 house; 4500 to 5500 Weg I IU "NGALOW ——New Business Property—Aek us for what you want shower 5-r room m brick up-to-date: month. Sea uD 7930. bath, elec- owner, Week. 4 = ee P ae an 850 — Will lenan Fy i For Colored—- Wanted . ence . rT 10 mont he: $90_ , HOUSES WANTED JA] Aw Wtd To lease: of 3a) ins end ed | o ay rooms, 1 Ss We have several parcel« for Call fer Northwest 9 . ooms, bath. NTAIN 7th "worTr Tres) => = —_—_ sale and factory and warehouse space tn every part of the city. JAS. HOUCHIN—Main 5055 = >. = RESIDENCES FOR SALE _ Southwest RES! ENCES—Have modern residences, 7 0 eee. sopth and west; big values; eoomn REITZ. 725 Victories ctoria Bidg 7-ROOM RESIDENCE 6732 Oakland: it is beautiful and modern large 3 z142: idea! locat -. on south | a of Park: a abenlt o BEN ALTHEIMER & BR REALTY co. 408- o Wainwright Bidg. West ‘ OT T AGE 4 fr ont porct 1ot- >| heat garace Maplewood Seer Oreh, Marke ee | ct : —e § (> ITT AGL—Net modern, 4636 | ~~ _ = — rhrush avenue : 34200. ; Br SGALOW—6247 | KORTE RE LOAN CO. est Park; new; 5 rooms on 1 floor: Olive 1437. 106 N. Bth'st. Central 6063. | Path. built-in tub, fruft cellar. (c5) | floors, _ ~~ atiic; large lot; xturee: rnace, shades: extra well con- 5-ROOM BKI¢ K—ON ’ 5200! struct - = S004 Menalee ol: © sserten batt "hare Pent rice 200 cash. balance monthly like saeeabe De ae. PR nve i purl rent; price much less than cost to build | Tage; lot 60x1, it : ‘+ ot ial REAUTIFUI Olive 9299. | Sun parlor. | floors, tile — sleeping and | ‘tency. effic frame | each family ' ioe tote wood floors. me Cali 5040 S. Grand av. S4000 : ne! rat ~NEW 4-FAMILY FLAT 2303 Minhesota: corner Shenandoah: each of 4 rooms. tile bath. nardwood floors. staam meat: Ra. t 2640: terms NDE RSON.- STOC KE-BUEALIMANN ROR Cheetnut et " {a@) OPPOSITE SH AW’S GARDEN 4339-41 Shaw: 4-family bungalow flat: sleeping orch ; hardwood rent $2640: terme. ANDERSON. STOCKE-BUERMANN, DELMAR AV. STORES Be oe 808 Chestnut. 5070-72 emnaen, mS ree stores, 2 fates, — O00. 00 DOWN poke | 560x140: future E AS > , ywrr | EA _BOKERN. 317 Fullerton Bldg. 3063 ane. AX MENTS 5 hallenge the World ostrs To produce at the price for 10) | Thornby Di _ all oak fivcors. - RESIDENCE—50950 Horton pi.. BSS or rive: oe eon! 356°" ee ception hall. bath: garage. (o92) EN AL THEMER & BRO. REALTY Co.,, RESIDENCE—11 N. Spring; 10 rooms; all cor _ and Chestnut,| conveniences: owner occupies rani aie email — oe | RESIDENCE—7? rooms, hot-water heat ’ cE E 7 HIS BARGAIN Shawmut. near Julian: 8300. Pox D.- 142. I). eae i (eS? » 4461-63-65-67-69-71 Easton av ‘62 - ; @leo | Post-Dispatch. 04-08 N. Taylor ay LOANS ON ae oa bed | 6 stores and flats | RESIDENCE—Account death. 1437 N. Eu j above. it jou want a bi eee, Sm it clid: 9 rooms, x. nt condition: sleeping | CKERT witli monthly notes. . ted oe Contury Bias, = Cogte of pee amen buyers fo" : ce we ae t Ciayton av.. NtizAl aW ¥—Danc ‘ ne 7 br nh wy ; Gwae Me = hal 4 ocks nape tlon 5 or ®@ 7 one "S| ‘REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED * $500 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH | 327 8. Bwing: and + rooms, beth, gaa electric: first-clses conditi ‘Maw Ce . Onen for FARMS WANTED ty ” oo we Vee . . — onr € — * . £8 Bes -_ ANT TAGE | WITH | PHONE | LL A neta "NG alLow — Stu CO, ; Silverton. Bix peeen ais rooms On first floor of shade and | o bberyv: to sett will ¢ ~~ ntl The" nde ; > = e estate Ll take $7750. Wow a Peet 7h hr are of Pec Ss na? 1. Cal ples tate Bank. (58 : 4 OR i: R COT. A + , — - ies , ~ 2170 NABLE R Ae a 1% anc oF Me | a 81 ws — reein Al, rr : "4 sue R — oe : basement hardwood j— Fs. j = roug out fixtures, + U BAN PROP. FOR FARMS FOR — shades; . 5140 8t* Louls av rooms, brick, lot covered ARTHI : ash, balance bath arge lot; owner | blocks from car line. THOS. McCRADY & SON. naan = i) -285 niet - TAUh— Ne w, et bath. oo R Bact a ' $1 f on market; 2 ~ . nem o anni an Serre pou 2 SE PAIT pi.s Suu Casn, lanc : nace, electric: tile bath yt; : ; : ire 1343 Mancheste G bath. 7 . hit . _ z ri iN RODINGER, 7259 Manchester ite will show through: price — terms at of- THOS. ee “(bh : s, 500 rt rries; 3. 888 OR: ee = , ice: als Forest 8920 5179 Easton av. iSs—$15-8184 ¢ Water. 6 large rooms, frame | ———- ——— - - —+s- « seeverakge. $100 ge he month. with te terms $1200 = wero as \ ny +4 HIEMENZ REALTY Co. _ Ma! n 67 614 Chestnut Centra! West n itten. | KOTSREAN, 301, 722 Chestnut ‘7+ 6-ROOM BUNGALOW sleeping porch, hardwood bath, hot-water heat, on large with fruft and shrubbery; two | &° wil ait ‘ SHEARON 5 JUST LISTED. . f ae tile —s (4) N. Market st.. f\ rer. oot, eiectric, modern, caeh balance ) owner Wiii sc AEF FER. R EALTY (¢ 501 Wainwri aht 4 NEW COTTAGES AT COST tod ij ;| Suburban n Property—Fuprn| h “i ’ . S ’ ‘TRNISHED RESIDENCE rf hatha. viteu decorated sarees ul are und: ©£1on\ enient te eormand: _Srotghte, So and 5 rooms fur- newly decorated a id | oni S$E500 2. today. Si “HAEF FER REA! OT ¥ air med B Bias. _ FINANCIAL YOU NEED MONEY? DO See the Dixie Credit Co.. 124 Morgan Piet the equa! hea es 8S rooms, re- ' \ (‘ahans ¢ 1” : ‘ai ‘. abet 3743 5RB45 1426 JOXxXx Ss, 48°90 .200 Cook a wrie _B ig ie) , ry ST N G rLE FLAT In Beautiful Tower Groves Heights. On account of owner leaving city I have for sale a 4 and 5 room single flat on Hartford street. Has hot-water heat, tile bath and new double garage; a rea! bargain. Can get possession of upper flat by Sept. 10. For price and card of admission call at | — ce, 3607 Hartford st., or phone Grand | SEBASTIAN REALTY Pa = L ESTATE FOX SALE wae 144. wit hh “ ; i [a gk trees, bluecraes ’ bongalov oa | Post-Dispatch North ee ——=== | GARAGES, STABLES FOR RENT North ‘“arage. ce porn = portable gs. pr "oe 4 950 RESIDENCES FOR SALE FLATS, BARGAINS double and large tenement : 407 Pontiac Bidg REAL BARGAIN 8-room residence, bath. eds. electric. remite@ for $650: will sacrifice or willl trade. auick. eee “on WENZL IC — 1010 ¢ Olt. Choice Homes. 3670 FLORA _ ne bath, garage; iot 50x .$25.000 | Handsome 3-st ory ean, contein- ing 12 roome and bath: .also 2- —— story brick garage for 4 machines, one- | living rooms above: lot 50x234: STOL 4003 R e) porch, garage: ne ee 7500; open. —— =— 5 WILL BUY second Chouteau av. — WATK 22 Chestnut st. pen __tack son.) Are HAVE money to er tn en Florissant RESIDENGE—Modern "7 ooms: hard late. Write what al have to efter ‘a (ety Call Cabat ft. \der _ rz zt FRANK CO, pers: two-car garage: utiful lot detail. Box W-340, Post-Dis. 190 th large trees; Page or Unies cars =| inerva avy. A. ene) | detail, Bax pon = MONEY To 10 TU LOAN-—~$100.000 on tmpro Te Louls real estate. at low et Mary's Hosp!- tal; 7 rooms: was bullt for a home and | not for speculation; strictly up to date: will sell furniture if desired. Benton Ley. (c =) RESIDENCE—5127 Ridge; 7-room brick: slate roof, furnace, bath, electric, 2-car loan in sums to sult on St. Souene jim cBareae: price right. E. ©O., 1111 Chestnut or county real estate: lowest rates. ‘Money “See Us” rooms .on lowest rates CHRISTIAN” Rin Oe R. E. 2 619 Chestnut at ~~ GU ARANTEED LOANS: E ™ Serial ‘ EERE: Saiod*steh “prio shoe) aso Range . 390. a $2000, $3000. oft perfect | ties. oP 3 rooms; everything (eR) RESIDENCE—-Near new St. rn; rent £120 per month 1620-22 Hamilton av 3 and 4 rent $130 per manne h. Look them over, then M. A. RUST & SON "REALTY co. 3 1 NE eC C -hestnut Fingle, income. Southwest —§941-43 Arsenal. better than flat; garage; terms; rooms. a ~~ beautiful 6 and 6. bargain. (c7 6) | FLAT—5228 Finkman; new, modern, well- built flat. for home: 3 rages, 20-ft. BUNGAIOW- new double: rooms, baths: j~ or rental ‘Are. “aes BLAKE & BRO TU WM. S. DROZDA REALTY CO,. 4006 CI ’ Menent 1OUTEAU AY. Act . fed) | Chestnut. eas If Oo0 Now . S pore, pers! |: actors 7 TROW) ROA ; | building (IIAS Bq ‘SA1On | : Re Central ANNUAL RENTS $828— PRICE $3450! $750 cash, $40 per month buys 1735-37A Division st.; lot 30x90; 2-story brick build- ing for 4 families: water, gas, basement,, etc. 3-1 JOHN § |S. BLAKE f BRO.. | BRO... B15 » Chestnut.(c5) | on Terminal - Sw ite ch font flows Mpace: " Toe t)- Val ‘Money. * interest; «wick ihe CO RESIDENCE—Fine home of 9 — go = - At condition: one bargain. iN | RAITY. CO., 3064 "“@aseen Caban ee 911. RESIENDCE—Weat End: on »bedautiful, price $25.000 highiy restricted gtreet: every modern re- 6204 ‘KING’ Ss HIG Hw AY BL. finement: sunroom. sleeping reh. hot-wa- Beautiful S-room dwelling: fuet hein ter heat; price only $10,500: terms $500 | | completed; elegant! Finished an cash lance very easy: direct from own-|§ a as ca yg Fe Bg or: Be — an00 immediate ea iodern in ' : a “abanv &: (c6) | mor littl ~ ier F » ; - = “ a r om Ss; dern ; furnace, ga! ane: rea - Rox 'P.B86, | } ° -~ s weaTe TT. BL NGAI]LOW— a Devonshire "PINE BUSINESS ¢ ORNE Ro Richmond Helghts G6452A Gravois, Laciede 120 highway. Riverside 2867W. (c6 pis and unrest: wood floors throughout; slate roof. tile > ___ ome SE AVENUE Richmond Heights Bungalow Ov gas, electric; cheap. THEIMER 7 fra: ne; x” ) & nhs North PLAT—Blxx Minerva: 7 Ba and ' ‘a highwa mpr ment hardwood floors. hot-water heat. rnodern fix- | —- — FLAT—1h - t. Mark's Schoo! LTHEIMER j215 After 3 9. m._ (co) family flat: $12 00 annual income: $1400 a Univ rsity City ; necessary qmnes easy terms; vacant; CHOUTEAU AV — FLAT. $7000 Ride (c82) y! la, mo up: $6500: card | ELSPERMAN aX LEONHARDT R. room brick Tieh! "6625 s Ki ng's hi! eA) ‘to ingspe j 8507 Evans av.: 8 and 4 rooms. $1000 ice $3000 Afpiv F. (23-29 Cottage av.; electric lights UNIVERSITY CITY | eee SCHAEFFER REALTY CO... $3100 terms see this | , 7.500 | ; $10 | rd ~—@ barge’ erest Benton 1977W Maplewood See : FLATS. APARTM'TS, FOR SALE | KESLDENCE—6-room frame r165 #3500: ah 200 cash. ENGLISH. Riga TY > l N G 1 L, E I LAT S 7T1F 3 and 4 rooms . $4 Owner Says Sell "8300 a Sarah . 7,800 fine o-room, matt brick bun-, Kennerly; 3 at 3.500 | sraqenonusianserenatirsineiameiinieents meme | 2 , Colemag: rooms...... 4,600 | | NEW BRICK BUNGALOW nay OBERMEYER. 5179" Easton, block from Mamechester avenue. ‘Maplewood. Hardwood floors: double Pee. eas: ae see FOK SALE = ngs highway bi 2) : S| PENNSVIA Bc a NN. DOUBLE FLATS SY as t i | This is a bargai ion by | rent $200 bering Ra Goclevard Park lov: argain. Inspection by | SuNGADG eS ee ent $200 per inonth. a . > ™ y ’ 4 —_— x" outn Blk rooms ' : | ae LET—BUsiNess PURPOSES | 42a@St. | card only. Terms. MAGRAY ¢ oms b at HKingha 40-ft aesy payment Post-Dispatch 24 idee z “ Rox P_&e 4 ; antes BU NGALOW—F'! bath pb. 4 Olive 3893, Central 2013. (62) ‘first-class conditic rn Southwest , — — ee eona . ; > ty’ > etin 2 : Bsiucco, furnace tlle bath Da w comer Pennsylvania Bthe! 7 BU NGALOW—2020 Bel levee: wow Olasau = 6. A 8: ‘HNEIDER concrete alley. Diehl, 6625 King's | ¢ yton row 00x] } brick; ston h. ho — — south of Cia ic @ pore t-water heat. hard- iBU NGALOW—4 - elegant F 4 WEST ST bath, iarge sleeping porch, 13-inch walls Cc Easton at 7 ce $8500; terms (c76) | ——- West entrat FLAT—6lxx Suburban, s! BUNGALC W417 re) ; — eOOt Nomtheast cof Ariington and Rankin: . “HNEIDER. Realtor ive 9452 a See hee ee with Sleeping Dorch. | 645 A ‘Gray ols & Laclede 120 (c58) Ss tore and & be - : ee st 0c : fixtures room. with | oT - & chance ; a! m4 re mr ters, slate roof; lot 81x219: BI NGALOW—4033 Humphrey: 6 roome 1528 Benton; $500 cash buys this; BALDWIN R E. CO... 789 _Arcade Bidg. dg. dot) 1084 | } . me ile bath dwoed floors > SN t 5 roome —y x See Miss Smith. FLAT—New, 2 family, near Weliston; 4- FLAT- —2008 e ee Jith: | 3-4 rooms, eiectric: cash; selling te , 27500 WELLANDER 4 hewly decoratec, painted; only 0 cash | REALTY CO 78 de Bide Olfve #420 G —— 7 ¢ h ch nN on . rifice two adjoining build- eta ha .* cmens Ang be ge : open _ 3 to : Be cassia la iiiteailiie a 4224 Chouteau, rooms each floor: more Subdivision. Owner, | — em . LAT— as Lucky: §& roome end bath} daths,. etc.. and in elegant condition COTTAGE—3926 Penr dern 5 rooms ane bath Cornell: jeaving | phi ‘ a : 4 International Life Owner, Ca b- way Riversi¢ de 2857 iW , {‘ n~ sa LT P F E R ] 18 (“heetn ~ $800. 00 DOW N Br Ys FLAT ‘ (R89)! COTTAGE —2206 ( shar! es. 5& rooms: terms ~ DOUBL E 4-ROOM FLAT. $8500. _A arranged for two families; rents Berry, Realto 5_S8. Jefferson. ic74 $12: $8 year; price and particulars at ~ . ‘alles : Sharpe a. Ww. cor GLICK . ‘12 RADCLIF FE 4% roome new 501 Wai nwright Bidg. Owner says ‘sell’ this perfect colonia! ( 1342 GRAEF GOODFELLOW AY =f AND & 3850 WEST PINE = Rooms. hardwood floors. tile bath and reg!) idenc c a3 8 porch, double garage, large lot; in excellent condition. HOS. McCRADY & SON, __ For ‘eat ROO 5179 Easton av. (4) * FAMIL ¥—NORTH PARKVIEW &2xx Cates: rooma, sleeping porch, hard- wood floors, tile bath, excellent condition: rents $3360 per vear: priced right. THOB,. McCRADY @& SON, Forest 89720. 5179 Easton ay. YOU'LL BUY THIS FLAT! 1285-85A Amherst place: lot 33.6x125: strictly modern, 5 and 6 rooms single flat: hardwood fioors, tile baths. steam heat, etc.;: —e $14,000; easy terms; owner 2d floor, CO ll-room furnace; lot —— tiv we 8 is CK ren nau bath ele Years. 0 Tor } ts hin 3 blocks terme 7 *h st ons _" . : P eas RID ¢ hestnut. | ' Ogsers IOUN Ss Chestnut sun parior: large side REALTY t: STATION SPACE —For rent Uteh 201) 's wwe jecongs.n See Wachter. 617 KING'S HIGHWAY PARK ct 3 7. sIRAL DIN. "BROS Hy? E. CO” One of the best built, arranged and lo- 813 Chestnut at cated homes in the city; 6 rooms, hardwood ‘ —————— - floors, hot-water heat, tile bath: every mod- ern appointment: lot 62 feet front: garane. Central convenient to aenchools and car lines. See! YOU CAN OWN YOUR HO} fE | pr operty and TGENE J. J. ALTHEIMER, R17 $1000 CASH leonard ev. beautiful 4165-67 WASHINGTON modern throughout: lot Two fine Q9-room residences: price | naces, electric, granitoid basements, etc.; 00 cash, balance $50 560x160; annual rents $2080: price $15.000: admission by card only. This is pen | termes fine rooming home location; will sell rare chance to own your pepe te bargain | separately. DUBIN&SKY _REA Y | JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. 00S) | a Ye. 504 Ride. BL AKE & BRO 815 Cheat nut (cB) GOOD INVESTME NI ppl mi Fliat—2567-69-71 Warren st., SERRY to “aa en a othe 3 ro ach: must be sold to ‘lose an es BERK ——— ets ee ~4 tat rent S87 a month; bargain for «julck ELLER & SON 2447 Central | North vest DOU RLE FLAT—-Well built 4-family brick flat. % rooms each, bath, electric. base- ment and on ei 4046- 48 St. Ferdinand. Restricted 8 KOR TE R + ALTY & IAAN CO., ive 1437 106 N. 8th et. Centra! 5063 (cb) — _—>- - Goodfellow and lovely 4-room bath, built-in Gouble drain open. 817 Store * 7p0s—— enn 545° 4 late Ce.. i automobd!! Avte Auct Chestnut. | fur- 3129 N. Grand 5522 wood floors: 50x 150 te ee $14,500. "ye leteher R. Harris Realty Co _cor. 4th and cae — -_—— ‘ COT’ LTA‘ TAGE—462 Q ' swner oc cu- 9-roo wantec *) estnut a! ~ 8326 _ , " ‘ 7 confidential teal a Railway ) A, + 45 nant Ly SA ee ‘MONEY auepiied — . ulek, way Exchange 5 migorfidentis Jf MONEY TO TORN Recpomai ' aa 2 * rates. ~ Pea- Wate. cam ang Inv. Co., 34 fieor, 808 Ole MONET hts — on Der, month. d aa McCRADY &@ BON. | Mound City ‘Taee a. ak - aed wT =“ : KOLI aS. st PFER ; ITTAGE—332 ’ Michigan; inspect house, which is soid; attac ee me electric marble cash at! ¥ Wainwriaht 5260 MAPLE AV Desirable 10-room residence: "sate | roo JOHN 5. BL AKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. (eB) ie ERT END DOUBL E—FEASY TE RMS 1013-15 Clarendon feur families steam hea rents $220 month. Price An poU GHERT Y DE LMAR GARDEN APARTMENT Rl. Leland av.; 6-family, 65 rooms each 4-car garage: an unusually well- built and very attractive apartment: prac- tically new and priced $2500 under the mar- ket price For particulars see F. W. Bray, 3 'LL-SMITH, 722 Chestnut. Olive 8963. —————— “wae END DOU BLE—EASY TERMS 1013-15 Clarendon, four families, 4 North “Garfield wie férnace, electric; | price. For terms. see owner on Dremi!aee. ' - 6-room, brick 6-ROOM RESIDENCE—WEAT | 1286 Goodfellow; hot-water heat. «‘ate | roof, garage; fine condilion; easy terms; | | priced — Hos. Forest *BO20. HOUSE——3634 (attac hed). bath, $4000 ; easy ter ‘Loc HMOEL LER, 709 Chestnut ALF RED E “UNIS ERSIT) ST. HOU SES—8500 OASH Nice attached stone front houges: No. 2502, 6 rooms, bath, $4250; No. 2504. 6 $4500. Olive 8500. SAMUEL LIEBERT. Vor } ideal rensonabie: ~ | Mich! gan “BUL- aMi a uthwest corner just completed: iwood ff) Ore, tile washestand, brick arages ALTHEIMER. FLAT — & Kenner we ’ ‘ ‘ ia .s har R ARGAIN ' 6-room tubs pecestai porch and board sit AS, garage; a Ki GENE d ive 8863. conte! Karare Call V318 ANOTHER 4262 pe Rwy Soni lerful brick bungalow with sleeping hot-water heat: hardwood fioors bargain at $10 7 BUT. L-SMITH., 722 Chestnut. O) 4124 HU MPHREY ST 3 A wonderful 6-room bungalow; rooms a!! on one floor: sleeping porch and garage, (“¢) R E ROS Cheatn at 4 \etoria ee + we ee ees 11-ROOM RESIDENCE 5250 Maple: exceptionally well-bullt stone | front building; large front porch. ner apartment; Chestnut. (cB) FLAT—5v04 Kennerly, new 4 4 room single flat, steam heat, screened sleeping porches, ivory woodwork, Murphy bed, double ga- Tage, hardwood floors; prico $13,000; terms. 656179 Easton av. (4) roms, bath, furnace, be Bs Pare — D—S25 yabdile Room 407, 722 Chestnut. (c6) hot-water heat, furnace, modern garage: | mentay ‘cha ot Sper cant he a AT trial FINE 10- -ROOM E—8500 CASH | 3 865x137; location very goo; priced to MONEY loaned last house left of | om ! OL Balance $40 monthly; rath. DEN nian x & BRO. REALTT Co.. : “ — ae : Me b wine _ (cB “4 ‘all lie = Store thn ue ~ so% hive. “ argce show BTORI ~Ux« & Rr oadway. owner ARVO & Rroadway STORE 5400 ble rast side. 4 tam!!ies pr ice a lot 5Ox130: rent $108 Mr. or (Pray — sultable shop. See Elmer J. A. /A (sravols (c5R) acre STORE (Grand and (sVOS Modern e! es yp heat furnished cant aaa : ; Foods or floriet of line ; 26 vee ‘; AGCERCT Grand 6718, (cf) jeweler ar hake Schneider TY oF mre roo with; Rill fine table for Sih retail DETERING “4.47. Se ee ee =! Victor ; » & ror —_— a and ‘Neat market ent; exceptionsl oppo erson Market, Vandeven- = 1o@) ts car 1Oop ; district nnd PELLIGREEN, center busy R18 cof) residential rif \ 1040 : yy. « REAL ESTATE | BiDs, PLANS. ESTIMATES, ETO .| SINGLE LATS—4 an » rooms tate made highest Fone right leo reference’. cash, Bea - nm "a? : toh —e HOME LOAN ASSOCIATIONS ~ BMAL! CHR.) Dame ’ ‘it will bu! id you @ home. _Box D> oe Pont. Dispatch 62) REAL ESTATE CA RDS peaL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE OF FLAT s mid Tarme = of mer hast - want Bidty vit je teuar. oe OP. ee OF CITY FOR RENT sade nd flat “above, at fine location for indies” urnishine etore Ww ~ hoe HE B08, Grape’ raters inar (eB) ESTATE_wT'p to yur pope fin te. 100- pack lon Dis aes 16) dat, residenc® “. n 429, sf) nig eet pe i prices on +. ssttewm S108 wy * HEATH CO. S18 Cheetnut. (c18) nm) nny WANT TO SELL ou « i} want quick acta. th 'Wrebere Lightnin ou get if avd price 's ‘ur teal ee rae Real "Fatale 4 4 hand ian hone kidney 4 s itis “pt BY ‘altine te huw vrouwr ve be Fie utge owe ree' dune 4 fene me rte rat . r Quirk Attion : x prape ds a CHRISTIAN, BnuNkoy K oC. cv. 19 cheeses. ie a Pears ‘OM itileni.: hell 5 —_, BKRINKOP a Reb bane « ent for . ing room, with artistic open fireplace: +“ tenient to churches and schools; 7516-2 leasdale, west of Hanley rd and south - Delmar. Open. GODWIN REALTY CoO., 5243 Delmar. ‘c62) Webster Groves PUNGALOW—S rooms: fruit trees: garage: $5500: terms. 851 Greely. Webster dh c hot-water heat anéd hardwood floors; a bar- ain at $8500 eSCLIL-SMITH. "°° Cheatnut. Olive 8963 ™ 3962 CONNECTION? A beautt! bungalow, hardwood i floors, owner witli ck sale errs ve &963 NOS S012-14-18 ¢ : et and 7 ats rer : jot BOx140 » SRTHO HENRY HIEMENZ R E Al TY O14 Chestnut. ASS ital $1470 co _- 00m atore n. ww, = low somebody: Pe eESTMENT—4201 — n heat ; Ol —— - NEOSHO Must be eold at once, this beautiful bun- galow of 4 rooms and sun parior, hot-water | |heat, garage: owner will show; no reasona- ble offer refused RULL-SMITH, 722 C hestni Olive 8963. CALIFORNIA BU NG ALOW ONLY ONE LEFT. 4325 Grace. five rooms and sun parior, | all on one floor; tile bath, furnace, hard- | wood floors, etc.; easy terms. Upen every q © day. “SEE WU é CHIRI! STIAN eemtnes~' Rn. BB. CO., 619 4 ‘hestnut. (c6) ‘SAVE $1000 BY BUYING NOW Bungalow in St. Anthony’s Parish Dandy & rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors, opper screens, metal weather etrips; ga ge .0t all improvements; price} low ance $1000: net. $RBOO Pos- session De 29 Investigate end be con- virced 81: 36 Ofceola ‘at fez) BU NG ALOW—SO' 'TH | We have unde istructian a 4-6 brick bungalow “iienwood av sold |in every respect large | bought on, tere is cut | echools res eEMITH. 417 ce residence: $1: 3.900 rtores 10 flats: can be increased con- | on tertne Fads: 6 vearl\ v rice terme HOFER, Tr . - (hont exnu pmRsp. AY SPECIALS APAT: = vy Fe West Fn West ae" West End iful iweo RESIDENCE—323 Big Bend rd.. beeru: Stucco residence, screened-in porch, baths: beautiful lawn; lot 9ox3du0) NOBLE-McCAWL ain REALTY cv, 615 nee et. (c80) TREMBLEY-WILSON R. E. & 1. CO.—Get our Ust ef Webster and Birkwood oreR. erty. (c8) Jefferson rents only $45 . eciail | ADOLPH Grand 800 stores A notiing , et FR WRITE for map of Webster as yt our sale list homes; prices $1500 to WERSTER GROVES TRUST cCoO.. nat (c8) A SNAP—Owner going to Europe; quick | $325 000 cash sale wanted for 611 Tuxedo; 6-room | o( 000 stucco bungalow ; ot-water heat. AS. C MORFIT, 807 Chestnut. =5,000 ee = “ - $5500 WILL buy a good 2-story 6-room and sleeping porch house; lot 100x150; . think this over; !t is an unusual oppor- on aterime tunity. JAS. Cc. MORFIT., 807 Chestnut. t110 b and 6 doubies NEAR Algonquin Ciub, third house west of eter a1 3d and 3 Berry road, 147 Cornelia: 7 rooms, at- « aAplewood tractive: lot 100x155; full of fruits and 2928 Virginia AV flowers; garage $85()). . o. # _MO FIT, 807 ¢ 4645 Washi: Igton __IA8 ‘ 1OR : Biac Ketone HOS SELMA | AV Kenner'y ay ; This beautiful bungalow Weat rm: ‘ this week: large corner lot, 115x140: ire ietestos ot: oaks, shrubbery, etc.; garage; price wat He ah ta eeiminster p! 14 rooms. : 712 Cheg not St $1000 for quick sale Owner will show os AI AYE fe REAL we 4 ( ‘0. Olive 6177-6178 6-fam()\ 3-fam')\ 4family, rage lar So0eoo: > and Chestnut. ay ll roor na 5 room must be rooms a‘. ! 12 rooms, BULL-SMITH, 722 Chestnut. Olive 58963. | 4012 Gravois HERE'S YOUR CHANCE. . _ @pen -“*-* ’ r . ; . - floor: 2 rooms and eun room second FRANK. J. FR tile porch. infata et Apply Price righ: Jos DIC KMAN VR. E oe. gh second 21°33 & Grend (jrand 620. Victor BR ie) DANDY COT ee a ae oe so ey aan “RI Ag ~ Groves, 4 alr u rieh: TREMBLEY-WILSON | “Webster Offer 212 Euclid av 7500: mighty good } - | brick residence, 7 roome, thoroughly mod- ern: beautiful lot, 110x153; owner anxious for immediate sale, has made this reason able price (eB) COTTAGE LOOK AT 600 BATES Five rooms, hot-water heat. bath, elec- tric, slate roof; rarage for three cara: beau- tiful vard: Ict 30x150 feet For price and particulars see FRANK SEBASTIAN REALTY CO., 3607 HARTFORD. G RAND 8114 (eo) Dandy Brick Cottage No. 4273 Wvroming atree rooms. and bath Lot 2: x} 25. Price 0. TERMS.* FRANK SF B. ASTIAN, Realtor oT H er call Grand 8114 c4) RT’ NG ALAYW ~ 8 from Wel bangaiows str) Man’ h int ay ; Cabea nv 620 ~ bh minutes fro: R senerk road: n Dew 4-ro re and wate ot 60145 pr - + & month. read in, ‘6714 eel Bt NGALAW—3 roo new; price ger $300 h~ at ALTY CO "1°2A Easton oP basement: GERLING Ca bany . LOW — «: P “a : im ‘ + FOU Will wn. —- on ‘ , bot - Vater heat ta age . Mr sk Organet. iN, furnace’ Box om frame, D a] rAGE—Sixk-ro $500 cash rent +e ts comt DD Nepatch = BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sate BU NGALAIW—Beautifu! 4-room frame €1500-. 35-ft. jot. $600. total $2100. you can sell it at $1000 profit: others are doime Cvume and see how. Cabany 65°200J (cBy reomea, bat? garage. rie? ’ eee artfoard ef ae the 4fxx highway: South &t street reai etric, is ion from vA’ ry CoO. ‘avols, iACcCe mae; % M "AY E R ite. 4612 Gr balance i! _ ene m . Ee —— HUNG ALOW—Frame, o electric, furnace. double , place is in ——- claes ,4 PL vom YOR” cuit eile ‘N handied with only $500 wi Bren ' Let rent see -~¢ : to schoo A. MAYER REALTY (¢ 0. Southweet_ Be 461° Gravois. Chen daily until S p 76) BU ow “ 4m)7 A! Moden new 4 Tro ath irnace ecreens shades BUNGALOWS FOR SALE OR | ee Sans. a We wlll bui.d vou a h-reom brick: Punga ore wrens VModern 6-roo gerage ry a low with atttle 18-inch brick walls, porcn ‘ be aporeciated See own, across frort. vegetab’: cellar hariw aX feRis Gore, rick” mamer) ond tile bathe vom fr pengALow.—A beauty 8 Jats Form. Ul ‘>: , ' oe har 0 we AR rurnace arage We will bulld 5-reom efficiency ls . coe ie n —F good lenesten Bee for B gggemnd help financing highway ? = " pp. m S8urn4ase, . , ME INE RAT 4451 Wallace = «t. seven Mill oma LOW. PRIC ED Pideti: . | de ee , ] liwe RAO’ 1740 SIMPSON PLACE WN ine-room., sliate-roof residence, hardwood finish and fioers: in condition: lot 385x104 to brick alley. Card. HENRY HIEMENZ R. CO... 614 Chestnut. $700 CASH BUYS ?-FAMILY HOUSE—50- rT. Lor 7a2% (Carondelet) e@e«a very made for two fam. pred ae =. le on @ corner iot 50 This ls -. he STANLEY EPst 8 Chestnut sat. Olive 15 $100 CASH and $90 per month, |. which includes principal pay- ment and interest, A rare opportunity. “ left; don't | Bt ® | porch, hardwood floors throughout; (o4) | (eB) will buy 8. room house; 2842 Lafayette av. western . 08-09 Wainwright Bidg¢. | | - y We joan 5205 RAYMOND | ples, c ieseane x] Nine rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat: garage: iot 60x127: price right. Louis. Appiy 20 7 crowteas “true : . . ME : , Fletcher R. Harris Realty Co. x 2 to furniture a Private loans to furnity | N. EB. Cor. 4th and Pine ore. terms “cot 807 oar | 6153 MePHERSON way tL co yt yt pe E CO. Bplendid 8-room house, tile roof, hardwood =e eurpivere, ma - oors, hot-water heat, stationary tube, Arco Benvist “Bide og Pine. Maines hot-water mentor i a6 2 saad garage; | possession | immediately: LOANS—LOA R Harris Realty Co. Money loaned to ceaole Oana | Fletcher en N. E. Cor. 4th and Pine. oure Tn ake 7134 MARYLAND New house. fuet being finished: & roome: bathe: 2-car garage: conper gutters: metal eplendid . c 7 DO a eee a r the a gear aan ard) Cre credit eB MONEY WANTED EY Wid. j must increase stock : edie merchant location. | weather-etripped: "A Chestnot RUTTS REALTY 5148 CABANNE AV. 9-room brick residence. large sieeping | all . tn price $11. ' excellent condition ; ; occupted | by owner. well: Invest Ro MONEY Wid. ~ $060 Fy ae ete ae ae —— y : | West End—7-Room Residence | 6159 Westmineter pi.: levely. compact | ! reridence: tiled bath. hardwood oorsa; @¢k- i— conditio garage: owner show you through: price 4. | EVGENE J. AL THEIMER. 817 Chestnut. _ | * - . Fine West End Home NO. 15 BEVERLEY. | 30 rooms, rock front, brick corner home. ‘with all the best and latest appotnitments: large sun parior, 3 bathrooms; splendid. large garage ‘© match architecture of the. house: lot 0545x150; moet desirable Weet End ‘location: attractive price; admit by card. | HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY Co., Main 675. 614 Chestnut. Central 873. © at od by ‘oat. Dispateh. — MONEY wat Fire DOTtRaAge Netes, we red. denom cone 3 10"Ghio Bldg Vann | Have especially at trust y Bg + A oo: firet usinese# propert $10,000: canard ay yf. Edward K. Love Realty Co., 704 Chestnut St. “el! = write | Beautiful New Home In Maryland Terrace Just completed. containing large Pads ' @ining. 3 néd breakfast roome bed: | oome., . porch. L Sena | electric a... S008 Marvinnd érive. — 7138 Coretnet._ | @pect toda iy. pAnisn & ©o., _ £92) | SSS. & ver = 500, ‘REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED ‘so FLAT—4319 Cote svuinante: Rie 3 rooms, 000 one COUPER. B08 Chestour i Olive Base | 000 000 | FOC HOUSE—4360 F- Finney: | 8 rooms, bath: aI WELGH- __Parest |; HOUSE—103 N $500 cash end KOTSBREAN. S01. bEnoret Db CO. 6440 Easton. (a?) - — bath. "sta! n in fie. | : Channing. 12 $0 per me 722 Chestnut ‘2 . meen on tic Lac lode: & roerme, esate a. - and eney terme | KOTSREAN. 301, 722 ¢ ‘bestnut. 3 Main 3196. | Sita. | ba co.. d18 (e7 ‘se HOU 2 te Cottage: corer ; are@e tot rooms ENDLER merce Hide oe Garfield . well bul a vargain: or r inepection, | 5 ees ay. 6-roem stone-front, with bath. elec-| ; will hacer. 400 cash and $0 monthiy. | i Bate T. reom ve e3 naan at ‘e®* reap La’ Fy B-room house | i ¢ rear eecrifice; easy KOTRREAX TIP Theatr ut Maite 1705 fe*) | RESIDENCE SERe Lawton: ® reome beth. ; seed condition: $700 cash. terms Ml can eataint ane one 6-roem brick, hot. | and in firet- eines | terme. vacant. REITs, 723. Vig- ‘i (e*) Gtive S868.

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i Combined. ~ — i - —— ——————————— —— —_ — — — “Nehea London favorites should get The cruiser Seattle, flagship of -' -- UU a" ‘ ” 7 ne in a a CHILD ACTORS ‘LOSE STRIKE an wal scheduled appearance =, tah much imported tUnited States amg was apparent y - 3 -RSDAY, AUGU: re were not billed in big enough letters. acts and prompt'y enraged a sub- not damaged when she grounded on | a a THU : » AL RES.» coe a ry eS Their mother refused to permit them stitute. Marrow Point, Puget Sound, Tues- ig ’ - 4 ay pee Eittie Lee to go on the stage, un:¢ss they «co onsen - day. a preliminary survey of the | te, P meee vr yg andi 0 juvenile movie and the heaviest type. Flagship Not Damaged by Accident. hui! indicated. Plans for dry dock- ‘: vandeville actors. struck just before The manager retorted that estab- BREMERTON. Wash... Aug. 23.— ‘ ing the vessel were abandoned. q 4 0 we ee re OE = For tomorrow we offer three feature events—each one sufficiently prominent to be classed among the most important saving en young men—boys and their parents—will find this an ideal time to supply their needs | | Wonderful Sale of Lamp Shades EVENT NO. 1—A SUPER-SALE OF NEWEST FALL ; ITS and Stands at Goldman Bros. YOUNG MEN S SU We made this remarkable purchase with the express idea of giving the OFFERING THOUSANDS OF FINE PURE WOOLEN GARMENTS IN TWO SENSATIONAL PRICE GROUPS poeple of Oe. eee ee nl quads ananaetn ae Day Sale. You will perhaps never get an opportunity like this again. TWO-PANT SUITS gage TWO-PANT SUITS} | Euan ee betes er oe ee ONE-PANT SUITS ONE-PANT SUITS} galt» Take Your Choice, Shade or Stand $30 and $35 VALUES [7 | ED DOG mes ee eee ot “+ or wi 2 e—-a Se oo - -4ey 8 te a em re om oe ge . pe WO0000000004 “~ WOACWWAOeeeeees 56S Fenci-Stripe a | suite le | hid hi! =, Ae. 567 Superb Brooks-Model Suits white stripes. and ot Gark colors with ene, two and three line stripes. 654 Tweed and Herringbone Suits “ | 453 Silk-and-Wool Worsted Suits Grays, browns and tans in sport, Yor- felk and new four-Dutton Brocks mod ts Pencil stripes tn beautiful coler effects ea. _ land taliiored ard silk KRomenth y and 1 386 Fine-Weave Blue Serge Suits wi 392 Sport and Jazz Model Suits Beautiful dark blue shades in single "i amd double breasted models as well is A Sale That Will ‘ Newest st yle effects portraying ai! soneseervative styles. Open the Eyes of at that is in extreme!l+ modeled > " the Young Men in ' models for youths teenage | their The choicest prod ‘ -~- o en "“aea “ree ar Dut . -~ : . — - . . Sizes fro to 3 anh olethime emamert wh f extra sizes in a complete as- first g trousers. ~ m to 36 most prom inent ne nufactut pur a mant ehest ony. chased for cash ana offered in @ of Beautiful pat terns. co.0r- = > nent oe ‘« S scoun*s, t ric At Eh] ©®StAZ2QMSDE this ster —_ . 346 New Jazz Model! Suits [EN'S CLOTHES, Come and see these won 256 Business Suits for Young M ava " : ia A it & — PSs . ie ic = ti ~ ves ™ Beautiful dark colorg with silk-trim ful i] Suits Just «lan ill ving . = ~y g pent med collars, caffs and pockets. One. you that here really is an event of unusual ferrect Uy ety! ied and tafloreé for young tweo and three buttons. rin portunities . eal Ser’ a -rials n dark aot rns EVENT NO. 3.—-A PURCHASE AND SALE OF * 2000 BOYS’ 2-PANT SUITS With only 9 more shopping days until the opening of ~ owl. this timely eale of Boys’ Saite offers an ideal opportunity to supply your b..r'« needs for the entire year at substantial saving~. . $7. 95 —T All of these Suits come with two pairs of fully- lined knickers. é Col. Alvin nations. complete with two lined knickers and made N 44 ph dd Abd bb bt 7b dd ftp 6 Ad tbh dt bddtdtedddddd dd bd bdeDdd tod the Add “ The Unrestricted Choice of Our Finest Suit-Pattern PA N T . $11.50 QUALITY . . “ Gesirable stripe patterns $15 QUALITY - - > c Cheice of our finest y-pattern | All-wool cassimeres, tweeds a - Pants including pienty of stripes, and Scotches, tn beautiful new checks, plaids, tweeds, herringbones shades for school wear. Stripes ze 18 and nbdvelty mixtures. Pure wooien checks, mixtures and solid if/ > 7 cassimeres, worsteds, velours, tweeds ors. Pleated ¢r er ge TE Sample 50-Piece Dinner Sets Sample 100-Piece Dinner Sets. ; blue All sizes for m ' eerges im solid u A MZOS 1.0 on aipaca lined. = ined KIIcK end young men from 23 to 50 waist. = , Femmes ; a. 38 where 3 a . ie Come and take your choice. After these Dinner Sets are gome there We have a large assortment of these beautifal Dineer sets ims f ¥ @fen’s $10, $12 and e15 Hot- $5. 95 e ( —_eo $2. co paca new Fall line—big = > Weather Suits.... Pan ama Pants . J Sale " Men's $17.59, 4 ® and $22.50 Hot- $8.85 vt 's Ps Bea Pan‘ ake BOYS SCHOOL — Weather Sul Men's £25 and $20 H ot - : ens F t Qualit Mohbhal: ~d Weather Suits $13.55 ’ Tropical] Pants $4.45 Men's $3.50 biack and gray Q [en's iperior gqualit Khaki - , O8Ticsn Coats......«.. / Sl. S ‘ r Pant $1.45 - sizes G& ¢ : ° ) ; “ - if yeu are not quite ready te | 3 ; invest the full price of these - a , rare dargains, we will, upon to IT ve Geposit of a reas onablie tall TS : amount, hold anv article ur » anes mas tt! desired. ‘ .. SEQTHING COMPANY =*=.5|ig 1102-08 Olive Street St. These Sets are pertect—one only eo @ ce at ee ee ee eae e* FINAL SWEEP OF ALL MEN’S HOT WEATHER CLOTHES - Also Remark cach customer—cioced out to make See ‘sow ef tgp tous tasers tev ol

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No more Dinner Sets or Lamps can be had at these prices and on these terms after Sat. urday. No mail orders or phone calls. 1999900090 000000006006000000000000004 UR SHADE, NNER SET!! Or Over Either on Cash or Credit. Purchases 30 and $35 | iece Dinner Sets these beautiful Dinner Sets in many » closing , Pall line. $ 7 they are ad pmMer—de not —s ~ial Sale— | 4 ’ ’ 7 : a St. Louis | - === fection and wy ~ Women’s Features AUGUST 23. 1922 Y G cm f Z hati; bau” J . S Zo hn. Ahtts ALAC mr CLCCMCPALLILOLLILISIOLLLUCSISSILILLLILUIIILILTITLILIILLLLILTITLOI I NAOH AIRPLANE MIREDIN MUD WS 9 OQ ‘ MAM MM THURSDAY, Y Y « “= ow te = 4 es ; eu. ae: : ws 3 BaD SE eee ~* nese aviator's machine fell into a rice field in the suburbs of Tokio. It was necessary to turn it Sottom side up in order to drag it out to hard ground to get a run for a start. 1 ; & H, ‘ner? P} r \Y \ N SS N ‘ tA ASA Z (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH) i ain an is a Md “re . A striking snapshot of Miss Evelyn Colyer, English women champion, taking a swing at a high one. Her engagement to J. D. P. Wheatley, English champion, has just been announced. F of mera? “ OI TT IIT ITT TIO TI TIO ld dd ddd lbbdbidbddbdddddddssbdsddddddbiiis OOIIOIO INO ddd bbb dhbbddbdbbdbddbdbbbdbsddidbide %¢2?t -¥ Lithddbstddbddde ITO dddddidiiddiddddsdddddbdddddddddddbddddbdddddidde er rIrT TIT TTT dda ddibdbdbdbbddddddddbdddddssssbsssddsdssdbsdbe To left: Sinclair Lewis, author of the famous novel of this name as well as. of “Babbitt, and Mrs. Lewis are seeing Europe in this way. They say it’s much more fun than motoring. —Wide World Photograp! Lis hhddbbhdbdddbd sss, SSAA AL EF 4 . at a Pee da ae 7 , / a Lidhdhhds JJ siti tishhiitththhhhhtttiitihhhh Popular Comics News Photographs THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1923. PAGE 33 vied ' SALIAPLI ADA PO PPADS DASA GAD SGA AP AAA ELAS aaaaaaadaaadiaa VSSSTISICLLIS LIGA Lhd dddbddddddddddddddddddddddddddddiddidddduddudidddeddiddididds SSISSSSS NEWEST STAGE TWINS ~>-: hcl lalhadle dha” Mw thei — A sister act seems essential to every successful musical comedy. When the sisters are twins, as are Margaret and Elizabeth Keene, shown here, the “reater the demand for them. They are starring in “Adrienne.” . —Keystone Photograph. AE L/P (LIS SOAS EAS / SSSA SSE GPO LPIEAD SSA SSID ASAD DLE A A SSA SS ASIA ASSL ST A WTI LLLLLL:222:02.0..dddsddddddddddddddidddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddmlss ts «oe? - tos Ay = ¥ SbttsdLidiitissaini WOOD 02200222242222222uellddddddddddiddddsdidddddidddddddhdsddsdddddddddd, Js tA GERMAN SOCIALISTS SEEK BANKER’S SCALP yo7rrv7 rT - AA z iA > La SST . IIIT 7, "MIT7, ‘he ie « Ko ae vial i ee oe ® q ’ . Fe aa » : - Mei TG eee Lin Accintes , CU , Rudolph Havenstein, president of the Reichsbank, whom his enemies, now in power in the Reichstag, are trying to legislate out of office because they say he has used the bank to accommodate “Big Business” while op- pressing the small man. Liked maeneenanaged tik tA fi 7 -—International Photograph. SUSSSSSSSSSASAASSSAAAA AAAS AS ASA AS ASA AAAAS AAS AAA A AAA EADS SAA AAAS A AAA AAA DAA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAAS AAA ASA AA ALAA AA AAA ALAA LALA LLL LIAL LL ILL ITLL LIONS HIS PLAYMATES : or >-3 7+ hh bh hhh hhh has ~~» _~=--¢ rw , . ~~ ~~ soe Sr ee But the son of the keeper of the Memphis Zoo is still a baby and are the lions. —Wide World Photograph. VOLELLLLTLLLLETLOLLSALILELLLELA LDA LLLDL SODA STTOTLIPADETSLETETTTPSSTTTPLILULTS TDA A SMIS SP A iid tssiitiisishitthttttttttn etic: ihe ae jie ® ee A ae eee Pie hi gS : eR ot Be * ae resent ibe. wag 5 - iw a Tes We & - © ‘ , (AAtihitiiLiLhihntititisisshtttttg hitb tthhiitiddeiitad SAPS S : N . . f CAZID SS. SSSA, th PSS he STARS LSS LIAS A AAG 49 sf?

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PLD Pe” Fiction = Fashions = Timely Discussions A DA I LY DOUB. ~ - - —— salt ST. LOUIS ~oail nay, AUGUST 23, 15 DSO OP le ee ~~ —— ~ A Girl's Good Name Fess F- FROM NOW ON A4TALE i et i a el ~~ N v’ bia’ ~~ ee ee Oe ee OO eee _ ° ' a. te . } ; yr ” WINIFRED BLACK gainer spat By FRANK L. PACKARD * ¢ ’ ‘ . % * ’ ; ’ } PRP ee ee ee divorce suit—is just as pretty as ever— ; A CONTINUED STORY . EN utes later, the car ie! oi ' rs ty ‘ And Fill the case in a casual, friendly, business-like a STRINGS OF st the curd half a block awa) ret -~Millman’ | eet wou Ser Oriental tur! Dare Henderson waa crouched Millman you listening? - she bad nothing whatever to’do with the > ee ee ee, ree eee oe ee oe orm new ; " probably he liked her—-most people do... sais : which has ji in the darkness at the door of hether you are in N York—or | \\ | ge SRS You A GOO? i . _ is — : rife . FA ; z\ : : at ” - and he ha us wile anc ois wie rhe Tot hed that opened on ‘the eli | — s ahe ‘pes .n tose , ; ' _- > a. aS YOUDEg as She ever cian ‘a sttact . ; lane There was a grim set to his ‘ put the box upon which he ' , : ; RUG BEATING Se seem ed uriows Aba! , » 4 ; ° : Sseemec Ac ious A } Stoo in Mts piace, went this—this tool ewen Wilh > 3 ; LOM & bee tool hh ‘ +e : ae =? closed the door ; aS ee ; usdband arreled over pnothing-—to¢ : : h j he worke on the wr to ) gu h orked upon the aoaor behind him, and made his way back —- — . - * Tew » o necessary marbe O7 Lneé ~%s . ; " " . eT T : ° = ° , le Srove x! v oF. ‘ ‘ " ‘ . ve i his chise¢ ; ws ' : Hi lil / ui ic 5B from the kit under the himself driven by th the feverish, in- Passion that had him in grip Hewas satisfied now. here were nof any more doubts he would go to and then—his om the steer- Ha, ha’ dead—-but suspecting - ley ach side of the coat fro day. ceat el’ os ene : of an- had taken a chis¢l-— ndred thousand dollars aceiring ber—and as thi ular girl own girl as one _— ee ee - i. el - SS CEM a rn ee ae ~ something happened the wife for libel—ard 1 alive’ far to Capriano’s. wrheare ~ uerTre rr a ee woman and every fair-mindce man wil — Wise Thinking Is Needed. , > - tea are a littie too easy in their accusations be prettier and younger and more attractiv stead ing out opis =o nia yt ot ee 53 3 C20SS- COUNTRY of 3 s, they ie perfe ere 10€: i¢ Dim | ie CS aa JUMPING [S 600° : - > , ? . : ’ i . ¢ —' = } } - , sig " warts , TRAININ G FOR park——well, What of it ; i . 7 a - : RYDAY TRAVEL down on a bench ; it | at, - “Wh ’ sh . you? Tos Angeles where «a she suspected her it - J , hi i Se Tibi - 1¢ ; r upon Mill- cashier : ; enough to sar well emough to sar ~ ; » + -—— « 7 LE OL Sisdd slong with you to the corner.’ the wife about that perfe little walk. and the poor girl who took care of ber own othe 3 Me: —_ 68: sce trails _— : | | sailed shia her own sister with the money she made t= the bank, or wherever ; a lose iS € ye Gee = gags puget a oe aeskee wee merdored oa pores ad him lig) age Tt inreasonably. What sort of minds have these women who believe so rapid ELE IEG EE a ) : gmrees black gul't of another woman’ If t bad a Bueband I couldn't trust enough to let him sit down for fve minutes on a public bench in a public park with another woman —tId get rid of the husband, and I'd leave the other woman out of it : y The girl who takes another woman's husband away from bérisa ..——-—\ cw. ~ymbet up with odds an : P 7 / BOXING thief and in mv opinion she should be ostracized just as a thief is , ee thas had bee: e years Delors === & rs FO! ec SIGHT COME stracized—but the woman who suspects every girl who even speaks : —— hang Mrange.y Guile nd subd@ued. int IN HANDY to ber hbupband must bave something very peculiar in her own life strange somewhere or she wouldn't bave so many strange ideas ready to mx costumes into ber head at any minute. The Precious Possecesion. 4 girl's good name is the most precious thing in the world ves, I bellewe that vet. after all the books have been written other side of the question Some women don't believe that dave, but get the everyday man to give you bis opinion abort see what Ye has to say. No, Im not very friendly to the woman who's always so ready eve evil of the average girl—are vou” 2 ee ne ten enemas weed ee ein, andere ee as wm ee Pe eeeeeer ce eer time Story a ee S OF HISTORY tac Bod SWw4 wy ak ae — =~ > By Thornton W. a... would be empty: he had prepared ; ‘ant Inctid in the Lives of Famous Wemen ~ a ici ee self taorougaiy oO exper ,; ARK Su iE voung Chuck, who bad crept 1 SEAS : 7 under Farmer Brown's bars, | | | the boas’ 1, tain lt | a een sat and stared at Robber the ae 4 —_— ) eve.” loos gabe teeta ie: See quale 27) ne’ the Way for Siti Writers pa ar Pa Se — : : that re rou wit . ah , | > on te ’ on oe 7 ak ; 3 ~~ renee ; Net with eves ‘mat were TO “ ee ‘ ‘ : - ‘ i ' , as 10 ly tal C > tea ‘ and ’ tho wr Tae F ‘ ‘ ig} . ire. because in her heart French refugee who had fled to aS, The M ssirg Diarnond. wonder nd cmiration tobber ’ » ¥ +} , ass afar ; ah was PURE . , ae ; ‘ hoe - os w right away . atin m _ aw je reached furthe! mta miu . a i Was Ome story which she Engiand during the revolution. | se disaprearance wWnue ye De ne ° aE : i @ » | . “ r : - ‘ Tr) ve =F . : .5 : . . -_ — s = oe , s : - . in " a se a : ; . Oe ia a ' that the youne Chuck believed all —— ore ees = . , — : : ; i ae : to write—*Evreiina. “Camilla” and “The Wanderer my n a “ Sonatina ‘ | z st, neg, n. & membered that Oo wan—an organist—-by the name . o! 2 most charmi . were written after her marriage and that * Ware to.c WOW, Obe Trou there ? ’ ho afeaia of : , : 74 :, : : . FRR . - . : in that he never | . ac puss pacaage 7 = a a irae’ ais was % pica came from her pen. they -both increased her fame. wit a Poasier te that ob vel i, , be wkadtt hae} : . . ' “4 | ~ orne : 2 coverec ' This st ) o_o When she died in 15349, Mme. knows whem to stop boasting It | +} a a am . — as? ee . S$ story was written > was fust so with Rebber » Rat rae ~ stra Prier hum } Je greatest secrecy and without the % Arblay left behind her a great adian Kine. who, te . . 4 ~S & ; ; ' ‘ . = y 7 4. os . “Ga 7 | arc hin vou “” oY have : , a a x .? . . I , . _ ‘ ) = « #.. i kT) » . . £7 ee of her parents. and was eh Serto By L2e mastert ul way in E - ‘ = i3 : a . in tis lands ; 7 , , [ nso Ed Bur sia , hic 3 | MAK - ' , : : iT'npe , 7 a t© ; . . . 4 o n : ; 2 . f " ‘ : : no t pi u blished until she was 2° years which she described ail phases of not up 4 : - ’ ns . ©“1ous stones. Tar- - . touch. sifted ugh the chaff. fir: statesman. ana rick, the cele old life she had proved that women caz er . er | tee — _ +h ‘ ‘ 4 : ms: ahi upon earth -™ a . ;?noe n traveler, write wéfi. . zz | ” “ee . doth corrupt, a “conga. india. in 1642, The name of Fanny Burney is ET ii « breax threugh : , HS &iZ ard on +t a ae ' — ee. ~ —-— oe - ———, ~ — Seger ePceeeeeeeereeeeeeeceeererrere | of the creat 6 cg MAP? nmin ye mie 2a. which weighed. is one of the ries it was the aw ee ee + — s Di wo lish letters. ner pic men in English letters masini an crown diam on.'¢, | — S enterad , — ;, that hie dangwh* - : —— ' Vi. : -Ceila. ic _ - ) ; : : ——— ~~ aah ‘hnck seme | srcempar a teenie 5 oo — i sent peerage ten Sie by a : oe Sata — : se elo pi he wro mur ¥ late: ' uci =" | - rat && | " 7" “ —— outers! C : be r 3 an vay and le " , 2 , shoulders ‘. 4 : r. ' at ae é hiss Wille. ucile Tinaire. azed *4 thieves 26 net m , ighed 468 carats. was greenish-vellow eves were g«lar- . —— ~ ' .. nigeon-c hi! ; fash? fh) id mode ni] tne i ‘ii y ee a years, is the first woman to act as steal: For ~ sreat stone Di O 7 ; » ; : , ; : ?) ere. 7h, ” d . ~ - : ; a - ne : : . ueyv 6 e BO ry Prce Sor | .* * — ; ] . , 7 . A “= - > : Green F ne Ie . 7 a ) Bes font heli« p 2 3 of th . =ntio! paid a scribe at the Paris Conference of there will a Lawvers speak r} . e any thing Lawvye Feo " , * a © * ’ ‘ . Pe ; j : ; a =, | [nee fon e dirty folks, it lay b art g] . ne was foreve! ribbii ) Wantec tie | 7 writer to r was Max x ee | 7 -P . > _ D 7: vw . ~ : +? s OD oo — yr P a a ’ is . 2 his bh st pn ~* eT > ’ . = ‘ r. ' grace their receptions and it was ~ oa oa €F eoure Se tt ae i ie ean Spoueey ———— es ee during this time—when she was about 49 years of age—that Fanny urgey married Gen. d’ Arbiay a ear the ac ‘The Young Sucaessfully THE RHYMING | oes. SSP SLT ead eee noting ee course; | SMR FRECKLES GU! AAAS a: ver ne wee ni By Aline Michaelis a : wee | “A mf igh ra wei ~ os ” in | 2 it ae = pe : ni: . Girls! Make this Harmiess Lemos 4 , — ae Geet Re Badn’t paid special sey iy in Sia ens ial hat did it matte 5 a nanuscript l of | Cream to bleach away ian, Freckles ) every art: : ten tion ' Me : 4 / . =) & ar - . : .* ‘ . “'* ‘ a BR > 3S #i . = »i »7 ; : . . '’ ; »* 7 — ~—_" " Rut A® he ° e : T) j . Me ‘ ouse on a lid : .7 : ‘ : : . os ty _> — ‘ » re . : > Ls : ‘— 2 ; ’ ~ hb : : = De had . : ” : — . : . ‘ 4 : ‘tT se an t j oF 5 - 4 7 ’ } . "e rit; listen ’ ; i / ae [re cus »f the val : r 5 - r wri ing over fh : Roo! ; Ty mist lies where th genius in Fan- x0 iden with ZTrain ' (ae embders of Mer With Sees and wit tarflies and the will “ : Ss ne ; acer — oe t tor = ane. In the cup of the valie: my gaze wake sean a wy! farmer-lad g m the round *° § ee ning de- Beauty Unsurpassed : siapoes i>: wart edie thie ieee be be : ta . The wonderful. reamed. ) | Guest Towel the fields e the butter. | “iT siz : e snow ) eutranc:ng comp.cmos : : rTpuc Tes =T°Q eS Sack Miz the sul orf two lemons with aaa huck, stamped. ~ooN ; - ome - 2 UVa up dSiows, where : perfum : nie ) ver ‘ae appearance of three ounces of Orchard White. bas deen eve: 2 } an raid ciovers is born it is sweet in th : | :, tm ' — — : which any druggist will supply tor Bridge Sets of north ne CRCOS beorrie . valley where : »srooks« sine ‘ Cariii OF .ranches

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. , LS” — ST. LOUIS POST-pyg -—— -— > LL ak ae 1S GIVES A GOOD WG FOR BEATING ‘ * > - \\ i . : iY = ; ZZ! . HY } | uae * : \e - NAY, AUGUST 23, 1923. ae ae lee , PO ABAD PS PPP LP SOOO ON OP LP Ll let ‘ OO ee ; SKATING SUPPLIES THE TECHNIQUE FOR CATCHING A TRAIN Nig); | ROWING HAS ALMOST THE SAME GESTURE | VIOLA ! AS WASHING _ ' * 4° ~~ \3 FOOTBALL MIGAT BE AN AID T0 GETTING THROUGH A CROWD W/TH A PACKAGE “MAXIMS OF The Housekeeper Who Is Over-Neat Father and Children Must Use Back Door. Tense is a woman who prides herself on being such a flaw- less housekeeper. Do you suppose for a moment that she /would allow her husband and chil- dren to enter by the front door? No—a thousand times, no. If that someone should chance to be a woman, she wanted to show her a thing of two and make her feel small. What her own husband and children think doesn’t matter. They have always to enter at the back |; door, and to be sure their feet are | well dusted before entering. With her, order is life itself. Neatness is her fetish, before whom she worships every moment of her life. She has a certain day for everything, and the mountains must be removed and the sun change its course, before she would change her day for any duty. When a friend asks her if she is going on Friday afternoon to that lecture on ‘“‘How to Make Home Happy,’ she replies icily, “I go anywhere on Friday, when that is my sweeping day? Well, I guess not!” She is always trying to think of left uncleaned; and fear her bread will some corner worrving for not rise on Wednesdays and Satur- | days. For church or society she has no time. She hates to go out because she always sees so many things ‘that are not on straight, and then she does not care to mingle with women who not neat house- keepers; women who are foolish enough to enjoy life and do not care a rap whether the table cover is at the right angle or not; whose children and husband come sacred front door rezardless are happy rushing in at the any time the) clean floors and carpets. wish, of GETTING AWAY FROM POINTED TOES. NEW YORK — French, the newest pumps are blunt toed of The heels are high and the material is likely to be black satin Copving the tdday instead pointed. i a aA A § MODERN MAID By Marguerite M ee ~ dl eh dh al” a i a HEN it is a OV LOL Wel rr a ooers Marshall i” ~ ~ matter of exrtricating himself gracefully from an tun- It is true | ‘that she makes life a burden for | her family and friends. That | front hall is in perfect condition, | ° ‘and—someone might call. li i an ee ~..Children’s Sto ries i i a i By Sophie. Irene Loeb. lest children’s specialist, especially | @°** of the time it is just that. ‘the mother who loves to have her ‘ \-opyright. 1923.) ’ OTHERS might well heed the | *oubled expression. injunction of Dr. C. G. Kerley, | be sign enough for any mother or credited with being the great. | SUerdaian to stop such torture, for water having a temperature higher ; ’ This ought to’ ' These are the very children that child “show off” later on in life get on the wrong) highway because of this attribute|which still has considerable vogue, | United States. to the enighbom what a wonder- ful child it is and how clever. In the words of Dr. Kerley: “Do not ex- ploit or overwork an unusually in- telligent child. “Don't allow such a child to be made the plaything and amusement of an entire family. When you compel the child to respond to questions, keeping its mind abnormally ac- tive, you waste energy that should be used in building up the child's streneth. “The greater a child's intelli- ring up of its brain.’ phes. ——being made to shine. Especially is this true among girls. Many a young child who is able to “say pieces’’ beautifully when she is in her school-day period, and who shows some talent in the neighbor- hood and has been thus loudly ac- claimed, gets the notion that there is real greatness in her. She Js usually the girl who, hav- ing done some dramatic things in the small town for her friends, leaves home to join a _ theatrical | troupe. | Her mother and her friends are. really to blame for such catastro- | They have buoyed up her | spirits and made her think she has | ' talent and that it has only to spread | ‘its wings and fly to the field of | gence, the less should be the stir- | | Just watch a child when he is be- | ing quizzed too much to show how bright he is. his little brain working, and his Oe Philosophical Phrasings | It is a foolish sheep that makes the wolf her confessor. Believe if you will that mountains change their places, but believe not that men change their dispositions. The best manners are stained by the addition of pride. A little mind courts notoriety, illustrate its puny self. EO) : |Real talent can You can almost see! kept in abeyance in youth, as the | doctor suggests, and not made to overwork itself. LO | Too much caution, too much rash-| ness, both alike are harmful. ---——- - Always rise from the table with an appetite and you will never sit down | without one. ———— It's better to make your pleasures) than to buy them. Go on, but go steady; hasty climb-| ers bave sudden falls. The best thing to do in a hurry is -nothing ~—_—_—_-_— It's not much good being a careful it will She returns wiser, perhaps, but | withal it is a very sad experience. | never be kept’ down and is more genuine when | fame where be recognized. | ' ' i Its growth is nat- | ural, | Genuine ability should not be! brought so close to the limelight. It sometimes gets burned before it | has developed sufficiently. The doctor’s words might well be heeded by every mother. “Show- ing off’’ begins at the eradle when young mothers and fathers can’t keep from bubbling over with en- thusiasm at how cute the little one is—certainly the most wonderful child that was ever born. ™ li aaa “Showing Oi” Your Child | IE Cok disagrees Drink Postum “There’s a Reason” Ho sehold H ~ OP. BP BPP PB LPP LP et a a ee > ints. SF i i es eT ee ——--~ It is officially estimated hens In Great Britain laid 1.750.- 000,000 eggs during 1921. Brook trout will not thrive in than 60 degrees. The fashion of painting the face, these over Se ems. —eeeee. oe ODD and INTERESTING FACTS | — ~qee ee that , began in the reign of Queen Eliza- | beth of England —— Write it on your heart that every | day is the best day in the year. There are 12.588.949 motor vehicles in operation in the world, and of 10,500,000 are in the - > ‘ A Y/ OUR FRIDAY BARGAIN $2.00 First Quality Women’s Pure Silk Hose Our Annual August ’ School Hosiery Sale Friday and Saturday No Mother Should Miss This Sale. , ° I Boys’ and Girls’ Hose———— Biack Ribbed Cotten; ligiesn, also a BROKEN LINES. bDouble-Top Cotton Hose of ceptiona] quality. Tow Mereerised Kibbed IAsie; biack, white and brown. A super quality. All simes.....« S Pairs for $1.00 some few colors. Including «a ex- All gizes in 25C€ 3aC Full fashioned, with lisle tops. A few in this lot are glove silk. Mostly blacks. Broken lines, but all sizes In lot— $1.35 brown. BOYS’ EXTRA-QUALITY HOSE Triple-Le« Fine quality ribbed cot- ton with extra heavy heels and toes. Stees 6 te ll......«. esee 2 Pairs Hoee, in biack and 45¢ fer 85e [gar IN OUR BARGAIN ANNEX @ | LADIES’ HOSE Seconds of $1.00 Grade. Black fibre aac silk; mostly sizes and 9%. Pair... 39c 25c Grade Hose First Quality Black and brown cot- ton and a few lisie; mostly_sizes 9 and 9%. Palr... 15c¢ Girls’ GOOD SCHOOL HOSE > Seconds of Bic Grades. Giris’ black and brown fine ribbed cotton Hose; good sizes. Pair... 2 Pairs for 25c Seconds ef S5c and Woe om &. sizes; and black SOCKS Special 18c Mercerized lisie half Socks; plain colorsand fancies. SOCKS Special 28c Mercerized lisle quarter Socks! colors and fancies. THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locast “plain quarter Socks. ne ; ; ~ (ADVERTISEMENT.) No More FRECKLES New Discovery Clears and |Whitens Skin Almost Over Night! Hiow would you LIKE to have a clear. white skin almost over-night? No ex cuse any more for a poor complexion since this amazing new scientific dis- | covery! Pimples, freckles, bleckheads, tan, liver splotches, roughness, moth patches, | - sallownesse and “muddy'" complexion ot oe , * if quickly up Just a few 3- ’ AY 7 minute applications and your skin be- | gine to take on that clear, healthy | ae eee | Make This 23-Minutes-Lefore Bed- | Time” Test— : issolve—use enough—soak These are the simple directions your mirror’ See how the skin has already begun to clear. Just pour Rinso into a saucepan and add boiling water. It dissolves instantly and makes a good thick Notice how quickly freckles give way te unblemished, milky whiteness. Black- heads and other imperfections have al- ready started to vaniah You will be astonished—and delighted’ soapy solution. Pour this Rinso solution into your tub half full of lukewarm water and whip up the suds. After you have put your clothes ir.to the tub, the suds should stand up. If they do not you have not used enough Rinso. Nothing is more eplendid than having a clear, beautiful «kin And amo one realizes thie better than those to whom itis now nothing but a dream. Hut new it ig @ dream that you can easily trans. | form into a FACT In doing se you Soak your clothes in these lasting suds for an hour or two—overnight, if you wish. This soaking takes the place of rubbing. It loosens the dirt so that it rinses right out. Only neck bands, cuff edges and seats and knees of children’s play clothes will need a light rubbing with a little dry Rinso. will transform yourself—bring out the beauty that Nes hidden In YOUR akin Your dealer has this magic key to re- | have it in the regular size and the big new package. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. renturies of experience efraiaghtay ay marriage. chnique o welcome scence, engagement oi have developed in man but one it flight, preceded or followed by a le. a ‘ | jee . rec cater The fashion writer is as Flaubert in Good the more commuunicated more choice of words when she describes this season's robe du abundant grows. mer as a “LITTLE bathing suit.” inmnlind In too much disputing trutb is apt The M'ssing Diamond. TAM O’SHANTER EFFECT BACK. = LONDON—The tam o’shanter in- Parance he gre; ; , al ve ay the Great fluence is strong in the fall mamond, which weiched. ae whleh weighed One lovely creation is cherry velvet 42 carats, is one of the Ps: ge ribbon, very wide, gathered around Sereat mysieries. It was the fan Indian King. who. to the headband and standing up gal- Money, placed ‘t in the evasion caver if vou'’re a careless spender. 2 eo ——_ — - - = _ sd had fled to r a at re Th : Bible Tou olution. s —sthas > es rAR SHA . —_ in precious siones. Tav- * the great French traveler, } Bi Golconda, India. in 1642. — LATEST IN BRIDAL FASHION. impressed by T ps ‘ PARIS—At a recent fashionable Senshi, ey MS tize ard wedding the bride had a garland paddle papa oe of orange blossoms tied in a large Was called the Org pay bow on the left side of her girdle. and Weighed 68 we eal rie Her veil was draped over a diadem the great stone wt bmi Py resembled a Russian y Burney is of one of the | lish letters. td up A girl isn't really in love with a man wnless she feels that the moon will shine e? eT Y night after they are married and roses will bloom every day in the year. | * drm Ours STAR BACON —It’s handy—to havea side of Star Bacon in your refrigerator. —And it’s economical—to buy it by the whole picce. But, best of all, you have true bacon quality—tenderness, sweetness and de- hcious mildyess of flavor—when your larder is stocked with Star. Sold also by the pound, or sliced in cartons, if you prefer. The reputation back of these three Armour Star foods have stood the test Ask Your CA Grocer Tebelmann Baking Co. heaven, rust doth thieves do not break % For where your . mR aged 24 nto act as vOonference of cleared j i) steal: there will your heart , a Matthew 6: 19-21. a Note the resul)te. eg The New | Fall Designs § are here and are more more varied than afy ‘previe™ son’s showing. Theré 1s here that will make its every art needle-worker. Specially Priced for Friday and Saturday gaevwed beauty Ask him for a jar of Golden Peacock Bleach Cream—the harmiess new diecovery of science. Look for the beautiful porcelain jar with the | Golden Peacock upon it Boid on a | Guarantee of satisfaction In five days | er money back—Paris Tollet Co. Paria, Tenn. Use~ SINGLE & ¢ Pe sin MESH ‘Real Hair Nets An AMERICAN LADY Product 156 EACH S8O0LD Famous & Barr Scrugg®-Vandéer- voort & Barney B Nugent & Bros Stix. Baer & Fuller Jehason Bree. BY Wolf-Wiison Drug Coe * c. Enderle Drug Stores Theeen Drug Stores Krummenacher Biores Bath Set : Large fancy towel and ‘ Cloth, stamped; $ BOC. wc cccerseseser® Child's Feeding Bib Bound and stamped; Ape can get your favorite hair aetner single or double mesh. , -’8 women everywhere de- — Speciola because they ~ nd on its uniformity of size or. They know it has just wha t luster—wil) fit right apd For Sale by the Better Stores Everywhere. than was paid for the live animal. ARMOUR AES COMPANY 2030 Clark Av., St. Louis. *, Clee a nt e Ae ie ace cc eee

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a 2 A el, ce _- a SF 28° P ab ne - - 7 “4 ~. gre ee oe eee ee ae as Sp ee oe oe - « ER ee a +. as ~~ —a + Re ee ee ee, ern > ~~ a hae A ~—-% . - ‘ a —— eee ee ee Sores = Orne + ee awe cee oe ee . —- * _ + rd ee = es a - COM'C PAGE PR ‘7 sa pee a certalm,. oof in narin sae Bp! ibs u're choking off a run lay’s tbe thing. TOO TRUE. rr those Sena’ors Rere much double-play the Brow: league _ ionger Among the- fixtures main in the White Hou ings old Cabinet. See where a musica’ been found that warbdie: crow. Hell be all rig doesn't get a frog in s 1 » © Now, will somebody page an old crow that can sing “jug o° rum” like a frog. England may not pay her war debt. but Liord George plans to pay us a visit im September i. T. Meredith has sued Senator Brookhart for 39 cents in order to get bim under oath Evidently wants to make him look like cv cents. Drinking {ts on the decline France. Those that have, don want VATCH HIS SMOKE. President Coolidge is the “Uncle Jee” of the White House. He smokes stogias. -_——-- “May Send Letters by Night Air ® Mail."’ Night letters, we take it Babe Ruth's four-piece bat has been barred. Probably on the the — c-— . “Masked -~ iif ." *» _ oi a ~ a orr that a four-piece bat made four- base hits easr. The players who used to drive talking-machine needles in the end of their bats probably thought that the needles would help make a good record. ee Charlies P. Stelmmetz predicts a four-hour dar br 2023. for electricity i he most pleasing of current events. ee Bandits Get $10,000 at Card Game."’ In which a pair of four aces beat gune Will Mr. Bok kindly offer a prize for the best plan for ending taxi- cab wars? Everrthing ie fare im a taxicab war ——————— It made Babe Ruth «so sore at being passed so often that he turned in and passed Cy Williams. If Donnie Bush and Nemo Lel- bold were placed end to end ther would form a circle that would reach around Wilbert Robinson's waist line. | Mrs. Molla Mallory, the Queen of the Tennis Court, has her crown |lifted by Miss Helen Wills. Long ve the Queen. — — TTS KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN (Copyright. 1923.) faa THE CALY * HOP AROUND Mey- You -) sig YY. MOMENT / -&. je YouRa 4 “Pic Dos * WNERES YoR Clue AND YOve | i eee eee SUS? THe .¢ ~ a ~ ~ y. “Servet Gowers ~ ; BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS THERES A PicTURE OF NEW UL YORK TAKEN FROM AN AIR -PLANE HERE THAT YOU MIGHT BE IN- Ty : ; i ; : ' rive yvust || Doesir CE BEEN READIN’ MENTION ME THE. PAPER - IM THE SOCIETY COLUMN ? IT SAYS HERE THAT THE WOMEN ARE GOIN TO WEAR THEIR. DRESSES LONGER - I al | WELL-IF THey | RAVE TO WERRe (SSD THEM ASD LONG SY) AS THE ONES re i. KOU BUY ME | GIT OUT OF ME | WAY.ES > ie LIKE To MUTT AND JEFF—A TASTE OF PEPPO MADE — _ ~— ee er ee ee —_ ‘ {THiS PEPPRo Teac i$ FINE. | | STRENGTH OF TEN | /iewre Put THe) fr'vé BEEN FEELING PuAK | BoTTLG AWAY | $e THE Dec SL PPED mE | AND SAVNTER f A LrrTce BRADY! HIS mew, AND iT TAsTes , ) ORDERS ARE one ounce } ™ JUST LIRE Honey. ‘pace Satya BEFORE BREAKFAST. ann. | | LION TAMERS > Pm. Heee Goes \ | | be | One SIS GIVES ME TRE | pene ae a (THAT BRANDY MADE me | Feex WHET YY. MY CoFFES ANB EAT ruc $i SCEMmG Pink €CLEPRANTS TACTICS—By FONTAINE FOX rCepyright. 1928.) Good MORNING, LADY. IL AM A TRAVELING CHEMIST AND L WONDER !F YOU HAVE ANY DOUBTFUL LICKER “oU WISH , ANALYZED 4 No, MY HUSBAND HAS THAT DONE IN THE CITY ~~. WELL THEN PERHAPS yt eee sooe LEMME HAVE A LITTLE NIP oF Some oF “ToUR SIUFF THAT WAS FOUND METROPOLITAN ~ . - — . > Tee Awe | a a oh te ’ bt os ; x ¢ ‘ *, vi te Oe, ahhh sh a copie e, ae Voice from the tent—“ Keep still, Jimmée: : 7. MOVIES —Bryr GENE CARR I think I hear 4 mountain lion WONDER WHAT A JUDGE THINKS ABOUT?—By BRIGGS ANOTHER Day of | HAVEN'T RHE DULLNESS... 14t Be FAINTEST iDEA WwHAT WHEN MY Tere, iTS ABOUT EITHER. ExPirees..... Tuose J ASK'Em A QUESTION Younsc ATTORNEYS ONCE '™ A WHILE « WRANGLE ALL Day UHE “WHaT DATE LO~SG OVER NOTHING WAS THAT” OR "WHERE ARE YOUR wi Twes Seas” SO THEY LL THinK Im LISTENING Ta. EvVeRY WORD. 4 WISH OFFICER JONES WOULD QUIT BRINGING IN SO MANY SPEEDERS GLAD im GONG To Ger To SED EARLY Td- NIGHT BELIeve me. THERG@ COMES JONES W'tTH ANOTHER VICTim: § HOPE HE CHOorss. : BteinG BORED To DEATH ---AS A 4 matttr of FacT 14 Aire | NEexT CASE a et —_— —_—_— Don't Wait Until Too Late ghat WANT AD for the POST-DISPATCH early ¢ OR 7 TIME WANT 4D « IT WHEN YOU GET pian to construct « garbage in- or on De Tonty street, near highway. *as approved last at = meeting of about 500 reai- ef that vicinity held under the ef the Southwest pert Protective Association, at Bryan Mullanphy School, 427! : avence. An atterney has been | py thé ansociation. It was announce sponéed— Wander. Watts, Seventeenth. and Studt, where garbage not burned is | @m barges, and had sniffed num edors. “You can co down there tom and if you smell an odor tn that | @terator you can shoot me.” Wat _ A Ustener replied. “We don't te lve fn the incinerator. We're | Ing to lve near there. and don't _ te emelj the loads of carbage bh: _ there.” houses for so many years sense of smell was dulied. W -,