St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 26, 1923

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{1C PAGE TURDAY BUST 25, 1923.) Ss ‘ASO AFFAIRS ARE HAS NISTHING BOT WHERE |3 HE? t, 1923, by rk Reg. U. 8. Patent Offiese.) —_ | MH. C. Fisher, ie 4 edie! & ts ’ (Copyright, 1923.) | 1 Mig. 31, 1923. a Ne ee = ch Want Ad AL AND BUSINESS SERVICE. > FOUND ARTICLES. w TED AND SITUATIONS. TED TO BUY. . BA BS AND WAN ; s OPPORTUNITIES. » Than 10,000 Betterment Suggestions 701: 75. No. 352. ———— ett te I. | PART ONE IFRS FIRM SPITE THEIR ROMISE T0 | PINCHOT ee te Makes Public Order to pend Coal Mining Aug. I That He Has in Readi- | ing -—Reiterates Refusal Consider Arbitration TORS “CORDIAL” ACCEPTANCE —_—_—_—— n's President, Referring ‘to Talk of Bituminous Miners’ Sympathetic Walk. W the Amociatea Pree CGY, N. J.. ynion.officials and ors representatives accepted) 2 the fnvitaticn of the Governor | lwahia for a conference at Monday, in an en- means of a Aug. 208. mine urge. on to exhaust every ng a suspension mizing next week. at the same time, the union ma- was steadily at work upon of anthra- ‘tu object of mhaking the shutdown and John L. Lewis, presi- tant of the United Mine Workers etasion to repeat the union ul- : that no arbitration offers! | avert the consequences of | of the employers to grant; a Z ' Oe Call to Conference. . Pinchot’s invitation sald: wi you meet me at the capitol pate on Monday, Aug. 27. hegpe to consider how the best of the miners, the gperators | general public, both in Pennsv:- | and other states, can be pro- | fied by insuring the continued | ing of anthracite? I do not be-| the last word yet has been said. | security-and welfare of the of Pennsylvania and the other | ite-using ‘states make it of | importance that mining shall | That is my justification for you to. come.” mae message was addressed to John | eLewis, president of the United | he Workers; Rinaldo Cappellini, r t of District No. 1; Thom- mennedy, president of District No end C. J. Golden, president of Dis- | t No. 9, aS representatives of the | _and to 8. D. Warriner, chair- a W. J. Richards, W. W. In- A. B. Jessup. members of the * policy committee. nh the union leaders would’ | With Gov. Pinchot, Mr. Lewis! their attitude would be § un- : } s Publishes Strike Order. the operators, it was said, their to the GovePnor’ 's request was and practically all of the’ of the Policy Committee. it has conducted negotiations! the Wage contract left town) ii order to reach Harrisburg the Monday session. @ gave out two documents) Mustrated the union position. | ' Was a copy of the order to sus- ‘oe var entire membership in Dis- | : 1, 7 and 9 (anthracite re-| is advised that no wage con- Bethg in effect.” the order “A Suspension of mining will au- take place at midnight, The operators have | made a request for mainten- | ‘Men to remain at work during |} nsion; consequently such Bet having ho agreement for wages = SUOns‘of employment, are af-|} = eY the automatic suspension. | Semeen this date and Aug. 31 the) ~aeete Operators desires to con- | § your representatives regard- | ° F the employment of maintenance’ 7 and if a satisfactory agreement. made concerning hours anda. for usch men, the proper | | Officials will then be notified.’ brat, Brovieo dealt with the neces-, keeping pump men, engineers’ tn -Undé@rground workers on’ . “tontin ually in the anthracite hg the mines flood and cave- ser SN extent that might Tuin. The employers and | gy left this matter un- : * , Rebutte Arbitration. -_* ’ Second document ~ 8 reply sent by him ‘eo tho! Mm N. ¥., Chamber of Com- |? ) Which yesterday forwarded Teselution urging the union | © its wage and other de. 3 @ an it May seem tu the Syra- ee Page 2, Column 6. | forts of mean | —_— Mrs. Hearst Left $11,012,850. | By the Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Cal., °° Aug. The estate of the late Mrs. Phoebe | Hearst, mother of Willlam Randolph Hearst, publisher, has been valued $11,012,850. State © ‘ontroller Riley | sald the State would collect an in- | heritance tax on the estate of $1,- | 056.854, of which Hearst, as prin- Bs. a. heir, will pay $949, 101. a ee te i ¢ at. Attractive } Prices ‘ In St. Louis and on every side of it are cozy, attractive homes with just the number of rooms you desire and at Senator Gre.ting (Rep., Idahd), of the senators who wired him re- cently on the subject. The President's letter was made i~ublic by Senator Stanflelds ( Rep. | Ore.,) who issued a statement tocay | taking issue with other Northwestern Senators who have been urging spe- elal legislation to deal with the wheat situation. One of these is his | Oregon colleague, Senator McNary. Senator Stanfield declared that the! moment the Government fixed the | production would be! tural ard coal situation. one price of wheat, stimulated and the | Plight would be worse than now. . President Coolidge directed Sena- farmers’ | in the end | i stant interest President Harding had in the subject. “As you know,” the President wrote, “the Congress has beén .én- ‘gaged during the last two years, often times in accordance with your | own suggestion, legisiation for the relief of agri-' ‘culture. It was one of the first acts ‘of President Harding and one of his last thoughts. Sympathy for Farmers. “T share with you a great solici- ‘tude for this. important interest and a great sympathy for any part of it ‘which may be, temporarily, I trust, in any distress. It is my earnest de- ‘sire to afford every possible relief Yand listen to every possible sugges- tion. The most exeprienced legisla- i¢ors with whom I have consulted have not yet been able to offer any ‘plan for legislative action which seems to be practical. Our Depart- ment of Agriculture is digesting ev- lery in the hope that some method procedure may be found would afford a helpful remedy. I can assure you that no effort is be- ing spared in this direction. but up to the present time ‘action has not seemed expedient.” Senator Stanfield accept an invitation of George or Jewett, president of the Northwest- ern Grain Growers’ Association, to “join a delegation of senators to sall on Mr. Coolidge next week in be- half of an extra session. He an- nounced today that next winter he (would seek legislation authorizing | the Government to return to bonus, the United |'wheat growers, as a the profits, accrted by the States Grain Corporation during the | M mining. | by the inheritance tax appraisers ats war, which was money that ac- |erued from the wheat growers’ ef- | forts. “This fund,’ he said, $51.044.332 and as there will prob- ably be sold 700,000,000 bushels out 'of this year’s crop it would provide a bonus of about 7.29 cents for each bushel of wheat sold out of this This bonus would the original pro- ducers. not to the speculators.” Denounces Wheat Bonus. Senator Stanfield denounced con- “undue and impractical pro- /paganda stressing the farmer's trou- bles by ambitious political deqma- | gorues as being materially hurtful to and as exaggerating in 'the minds of the buying public the ' year’s production. . inability of the farmer to care for ,| himself with a tendency to lower the (| prices he should receive. The stabilization methods posed by Senator Brookhart pro- ‘| others. according to Senator Stan- The owners or agents wiil be | giad to make appointments over the telephone for show- 4 ing you the property and a.) be made and mit- py choice can Pp without the loss of ti the tinconvenience of : less tramping. 5 Read the “Real Estate” vertisements daily in Post - Dispatch . " ha ad- St. Louis’ One Big Want Directory The Perfect Market-Place i i i od + 7 ; ke, collin: ti ip &. en bith, inde eS 8 >| iteelf. ‘| the farmer depends upnen his ability ' . | | Free Band Concert Today. field. ‘“‘would be a futur@ meance to wheat growers.” because caure accumulated wheat of the future to be poured on the market in competition with produc- tion and would increase production | Hie declared the recovery of to adjust production to meet the re- quirements of the consumer. Kaltenthalér’s Band at the Zoo tn Forst Park, 4:80 to 7 p. m. -ws | ~|have crossed tor Gooding’s attention to what Con- 5 | gress has done for agriculture at the | - wage Increases and other union de- | passengers, most of them from S&St.| behest of the farm bloc and the con- | . Louis, plan that is offered for relief | which | congressional | has refused to) the.~ “amounts to. and ; it would | supplies | / addition, GROSS- CONTINENT MAIL AIRPLANES END ATR TEST Last Eastbound Relay Fin- ished in 26 Hours, 17° Minutes, 3 Minutes Slower | Than Friday’s Record, FINAL WESTBOUND JOURNEY IN 29:40 -_-_—~ - BOY WHO WAS KIND TO LONESOME MAN BEQUEATHED ESTATE Special to the Post-Dispatch. MERIDEN, Conn., Aug. 25. | HEN boys | ignored | lonesome Robert W. Hallam, Elmer F. Rader, a son of George F. Rader, factory worker, showed him many little kindnesses. Today | when the will of Hallam, one time factory superintendent, was read, it was found that Elmer in- herited the bulk of his fortune of more than $75,000. Rader graduated this year Ee high school, where he shone as a baseball pitcher. The income of half his inheri- tance will see him through col- lege, under the will. Then he will wet half the principal. Five venes later, he we get the oth- - half. ' other Flights,’ Including Stretches BOY SCOUTS GIVEN at Night Over Beacon-Lit | Airway, Said to Prove Scheme Practicable. ' By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, Aug. 25.—One of the| 'most severe aircraft tests in the his-| tory of aviation was completed today ) when mail planes dropped out of the} ‘sky at New York and San Francisco) and disgorged their burdens of let-| ters. the airplanes | eight four | four last Tuesday, the continent than five days, and Since itimes in less rtim from east to times from west to east. ed the feasibility of carrying between the Atlantic and the Pacific | by continuous air route. west mail | the planes operated on a ‘schedule of a little more than 24) hours without an accident, and in|} relaying the mail from coast to coast | ‘flew at night over a lighted air way | from Chicago to Cheyenne. | Postal officials, even before | tests were completed, declared that! the practicabllity of the project had been proven, and announced that ‘termine the future of transcontinen- 'tal airplane mail service. One Flight Incomplete. pleted the fourth, i mall journey started ‘morning. The eastbound plane land-|@ loose metal object, led in New York at 11:17 a. m., hay-|and a bright piece of gold—a double | ing made the trip from San Fran- eagle—appeared. With .this incentive, Hauser plied | i, cisco in 26 hours and 17 minutes, ‘three minutes behind the record for| his strokes vigorously and soon un- in the passage of/a transcontinental flight established | earthed a tin box about the size of iby the mail plane landing in New a large cigar box. York yesterday. The westbound plane landed in San |Francisco at 1:44 p. m., having spanned the continent in 29 hours ‘and 40 minutes, two more minutes | than was taken by the plane landing jat the Golden Gate on _ Friday. |'There was a lapse of about 40 miles ‘in the first eastbound flight, |; plane being held up at Laramie be- yend its scheduled time for f4e- |parture and its successor Omaha before the relay of mail was ccmpleted. Wins Race With Death to Father. A record for the longest night flight was broken in connection with the tests when Pilot Jack Knight. _last night flew from Cheyenne to Buchanan, Mich... nearly 1000° miles away, his father was not expected to live and getting permission to use a mail plane in rushing to his bedside. The racé through the night with death, part of the time over the lighted air- | Way between Cheyenne and Chicago was won by the pilot. 'at Buchanan this morning to his father, Dr. M. M. Knight, | alive. who arrived find still Time Made record for over e 2860 mile conti t follows: East-bound- Tuesday—Left San Francisco and ee 4 Laramie; second plane left |Omaha and traveled to New York. _Laramie to Omaha not flown. Wednesday—Left San 9:26 a. m., reached New York 12:22 p. m., Thursday; time. 27:56. Thursday—Left San Francisca, 6 a. m., reached New York 11:14 a. m.., Friday: time, 26:14. Friday—Left San Francisco 5:28 a. m., reached New York 11:17 a. m. Saturday; time, 26:49. West -bound— Tuesday—Left New York 11:01 1%. m., reached San Francisco m. Wednesday; time, 34:28. Wednesdav—tleft New York 11:0: a. m., reached San Francisco 1:45) p. m.. Thursday; time, 29:44. Thursday—-Left New York 10:5 a. m.. arrived San Francisco 1:34 m. Fridav: time. 29:38. Friday—Left New York. m.. reached San Francisco. m. Saturday; time, 29:40. in Flights. the eight flights course across the The 11:04 ; 1:44 a | James E. They test- | During the transcontinental flights | definite | | che LABORER REPAIRING ROAD | transcontinental! | in | the | ' september. leaving | gress in Septe: $100,000 TO FIGHT THE DIME NOVEL Organization Proposes to Re- place Them im Affections of American Youth by Better | Class Literature. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. Aug. 25.—The Boy| Scouts of America announced today, through Chief Scout Executive West, that a gift of $100,- | 000 had been made to the organiza- | tion for the purpose of fighting dime novels, “elevating the plane of juve- nile fiction and reading, through the} mobilization of nationally known authors in the interest of American | boys.” A determined drive is to be made | to oust the dime rovel by substitut- | ing stories by the best American | writers and by building "‘Boy’s Life” into a national publication reaching | | beyond the present limits of Boy | Scout membership. The name of the donor of the $100,000 was kept secret. ‘ i DIGS UP BOX OF GOLD Finds Treasure of About $1000. By the Associsted Press HAGERSTOWN, Md., Aug. 25. The planes that landed today com-| Lee Hauser, 28, a laborer, was work. g with a gang on the Brownsville | yesterday | road, near here when his pick struck | our basic iuw for Another stroke Prying off the ‘top, he found the box was full of | gold coins, varying in denominations from $1 to $20. Hauser at first estimated the} treasure atnounted to more than $10,000, but late today it was un- tained only about $1000. Coinage of the gold dollar was or- | 'dered discontinued by act of Con- 1890. ‘ADOPTED, ENTIRE ORPHANAGE Just Before Dying, Willed | $350,000 to Children. By the Associated Press. STOUX CITY, Ia., 25.—W. B. lowan, Aug. | Lower. Sioux City business man, who) after receiving a telegram that | | Francisco | 6:24 Pp. | | Air Mail Pilots Get $2000 Yearly and Mileage Bonus. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.- 40 pilots in the Air Mall Service get ‘salaries of $2000 a year each. In they receive 10 cents a mile for night flying and 5 to Z| ‘cents a mile for day flying, depend- | ing on the character of the terrain. The higher day rate is for flying over mountainous country. There | is no legal! provision for paying the | seuri ‘perature and considerable died a few days ago, having no | children of his own, adopted an en- tire orphanage as one of the final acts of his life. The orphans at the Sioux City boys and girls home are left $350,000 of his $600,000 estate. ' LOCAL THUNDERSHOWERS FORECAST FOR ST. LOUIS: THE —- RATU RES. ‘favor any ‘and Republican National Committee by the New York World in its lead- a | |men or women that has for its object conference would soon be held to de-| Strikes Double Eagle With Pick and | prejudice of bigotry against any class | to bind its members together for the | purpose of discriminating against any | person or, of our national Constitu- 'the Ku Klux Klan. | triotism should be willing to uphold all-guarantees of the Federal Consti- derstood he admitted the box con-| - | tution. igan: — RIOT WHEN MOB TRIES — ._TO HALT KLAN PARADE IN PITTSBURG SUBURB Eee ee ee eee eee JOINT ACTION AGAINST = KU KLUX IS FAVORED BY _ LEADERS OF BOTH PARTIES ‘Democratic’ and Republican National Com- ‘mitteemen Strongly Approve of New York World’s Suggestion for Clear Statement. By Leased Wire From the New York | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, Aug. o¥;- @ a a oe PF len be be ttl ton Bai es ee ee -_—® “_ s . . -~ «€ ~ - Te 6. 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SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26. 1973. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCT! World's Ediforiat Caling SEERETARY AVS INNNCTIONAGAINST REPARATIONS COMMISSION AR CLE I DISPUTES FIGURES ON | 1 ____ for Anti-Klan Declaration PREDICTS COOLIDGE GARMENT WORKERS.” PAYMENTS BY GERMANY "we NEW YORE. A 25—F ollowi ig the editorial printed in the New | | . e 1 ~ | WILL WIN IN 1924 ORDERED MODIFIED Restitution Undoubtedly Erroneously Charged Birkenhead IS i York World calling for a joint disavowal of the Ku Alur Kian by the » taal Repudiican and Democratic National Committecs. : b | inne to Reparations Account, Official of a the Organization Asserts. | Timid politicians in Washington on racial] or religious grounds. the . . are fearful of “an uprising of ) Klan would be rendered powerless the Germans before finaily fixing voters affiliated with the Ku Klux before it even tried to begin a4 Klan against any party or caudi- campaign of reprisal. The initia- upen the amounts to be credited. and whenever there was a doubt in. éates that attempt to uphold the tive could come from either chair- loyalty and good citizenship of man. It would honor either par- the minds of the members as to the . Be exact value the estimates were raised persons against whom the il. ty. If the other chairman, com- program is directed for religious mittee or party failed to accede, it Assistant Seeretary } rather than lowered. as everyone OF whoodrow Wilson, witt ia the commission believed the full s or racial reasons.” would be at the price ofa leader- Thev must be timid politicians, ship disgraced and @ party suf- indeed! No man who is fearful fering more than any Kian sup- impudent remarks ; 132.000.000.000 gold marks would | sormer ' never be forthcoming in any case fs o Pc a * and that the deliveries consequently John ¥ on such a basis is worthy of high port could offset place in public life. The time has come when Dem- Rut theee are childlike politi- ocrats - and ptm teen: OO both | clans. as well. There is a simple should rise up against the effront- ident of the . 4 leied direct means to prevent the ry of a masked organization , might aa well be credited generously. ..,. Breckenridge, as klan from supporting as an or- which rebukes a President for Reparations Commission today that The Germans, it is declared. have ,,. association. expe ganization the candidates of eitne> having testified in the past to the the institute's estimate undoubtedly never made official protest against 5 ord Birkenhead had political party. It lies within the patriotism of so fine a Dody as the was based on an erroneous interpre- ihe amounts credited to them by the power of the chairmén of bot Knights of Columbus. The effort tatien of the Treaty of Versailles. commissiea. National Committees to forbid the to make Mr. Coolidge retract as The differences between the Rep- The accounting department of the use of that threat and to estab- President a letter written when aration Commission's credits tO gommission is of the belief that the lish both party organizations on he was Governor of Massachu- Germany of about 8.000.606.0600 gold Germans must have included the the plane of constitutional Amer- setts is an outrageous and arro- marks in round figures and the 42.- money paid for the cost of the oc- icanism gant exhibition of super-govern- 600,00¢6.000 gold marks which Dr.! -upation in their reparation tota) in If Chairman. Hull and CWair- ment seeking to extinguish the Stresemann claims as the total value order to arrive at the figure of 42.- }of the deliveries tn kind and pay- 690,006,006 gold marks, while there ments in cash consists largely of | is also a great difference in the esti- “restitutions,” it was said. which um- mates of the value of German public der the treaty are regarded simply 45 property in the detached territories. View ae to Coal Prices. man Adams of the National Com- liberties of the Republic. mittees of the two great historic Have the two national political offsetting articles and products car- ried out of the allied territories by The remainder of the difference —— STEPS SAID ' BE UNDER W TO END RU _ RESISTAN Chancellor Reported to Have Launched Plan Secretly Through Unions—Appar- ently Is Trying to Satisfy the Demands of France. Member of Cabinet Declares Federal Judge Says Order “No Man in Country Is Against Communicating Better Fitted for Republic- With Other Employes an Nomination.” May Be Changed. 2 eee . ~ the Agpsociated Presa, PARIS, Aug. 25.—Exception is taken hereto the reparation figures given by Chancellor Stresemann of Germany in his speech yesterday. based on an estimate by the Wash- ington Institute of Ecunomics that Germany had already paid a total indemnity of between 25.000,006,000 and 26.000,000.000 gold marks. It was declared at the headquarters of the By _— -—> -_ No Kad “ae equitiniiens By the Associated Preas os CHICAGO, Aug. 25.—Federa!l r Judge Cliffe today granted a mo- tion of the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union to modify the temporary injunction issued by Federal Judge Carpenter forbidding members of the union or its repre- sentatives from communicating with employes of Mitchell Brothers, gar- ment manufacturers. Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, who recently denounced Judge Carpen- ter’s order. today named a com- mittee of fifteen union labor repre- sentatives to investigate the uses and abuses of Federal injunctions preventing the soliciting of members by union agents. Federal Judge Cliffe, in modifying the Associated Press. PITTSBURG. Pa. Aug “There is to man in the country bet- ter fitted for the 19324 Republican nomination for the Presidency than Calvin Coolidge.” said Secretary of Labor James J. Davis in an inter- view here today Secretary Davis. who is Director Genera! of the Loya! Order of Moose was the guest of honor tonight at a reception given by Western Pennsy!- |vania Moose lodges. and returned te. | Washington later in the evening. After praising Mr. Coolidre for the |aid he gave Mr. Harding’s Cabinet /at its meetings, Secretary Davis con- tinued: By ” eae a ss * rm r - °° - eager = ~ a ee ee ee Be. - ~ a —— ae —_ M — -, > ALSO TO ESCAPE CAPITULATION CHARGE New Leader on Way to Munich to Attempt to In- duce Reactionary Bavari- ES Gt emai — A SA may ET = = de . - * ~- —_— " — een cite ra ee eee ee yas = . ee ee P . 7s —_ " . ’ . : - 2 OP NR EO ME ae ee NH ee et ee — - -- - ~- Se, eR ein cu Soe. CSS See: ‘-* = ae eS a SY! 5 : es au me a — . . ° Se .* a) ~ Ee a ee ——— a www + oe a —- - — ~- -* oor Pane wat OS ve? bere that the Chancellor has launch- ed his action secretly through labor unions in the Ruhr Way he bopes to avoid structions to en in order to escape anv charge tha: -he Cabinet has capitulated. although many fear even. the present Gov- @rmment cannot escape doing so Reception of Speech. Stresemann's the this official] is. the seven-months- In ‘After Speech yesterday, the whole country Breathes more except reac- tiemary Bavaria. which fails to «ee what th Vossische Zeitung calls “aeal statesmanship so evident In the Chancellor's speech it must have had historical effect” As & result of the Bavarian att!- tude. Herr Stresemann went to Munich this morning to convince the irfeconcilabiles that the Government means business He went at ance to Mittenwald where Bavarian Pre. mier Von “nilling is spending his Vacation. to induce him to inferm the Bavarian peopie that this is no time for interna) passive resistance ef criticism of the Government. Bavarian aioofness to the Strese- Mann cabinet is due chiefly to the fact that Socialists, with Herr Hi!- ferding as Minister of Finance, hold More cabinet posts than any other party Herr Stresemann will explain that uder the presen: ciremstances & Strong, broad coalition without the Socialists is unthinkable Will Give Warning wo Munich. Uniess all Germany. including conciliatory freely Bavaria, cives ful! support ‘to the* financial reforms the soOVern ment Plans. Germany will no ionger be Gbie to call herself a ctate the Chan- Gelior will warn Munich. Before he left Berlin tact night he Called a Cabinet meeting which de- cided Rudolph Havenstein must quit as President of the Reichsbank He has been charged with sabotaging the Government's attempt at put- ting finances on a gold basis HMavenstein practically decided to resign a few days. but then he changed his mind. He told the beard of directors today he is ready mow to introduce gold credits and support Herr Hilferding'’s policies Socialists are surprised at this sud- Gen turn and suspect that the Indus-* trialiets who support Havenstein are trying to trick or biuff the Govern- ment Vorwaerts. the Sociali«t organ, in- Siete the Reichstag be summoned in Order to change the Reichbank ad- Ministration or to pass a bil! rettr- ago. get up invisible government based itics”? ing all directors of it at the age of. , sixty-five. Havenstein is nearly sev- enty and would thus be automatically forced out. Tax receiving tellers are now be- ing rushed by the public. A new rule demands that al! taxes must be paid by the end of the month; after that overdue taxes double every two weeks they remain unpaid In cleaning up the financial mess left by his predecessor, Finance Min- ister Helferding discovered that more than 100 trillion marks were paid to state officiais for three months advance salary a few days This means that an amount equal to two-thirds of the taxes he hopes to collect in the next few weeks are gone from his reserve Prices Continue to Climb. The paper mark is shakily holding ite own. but prices continue to climb and taxpayers are beginning to feel the pinch. Many factories, unable to pay the prevailing high paper wages, have cloged. The Berlin Traffic Com- mission has suspended service on 100 or more etreet car lines, leaving only 35 in operation The Government has offered help the city pay for the service if municipal enterprise. ig turned into a private company in which the ‘ity may hold shares Poincare and Baldwin Expected to Meet Sept. 10. Compright. 1083. ty te eo tan World and the Post-Dispatch PARIS. Aug. 25.—Prime Minister Baldwin spent two horus in Poris today on his way to Aix-les- Bains and Premier Poincare sent officiais to escort him around the city. The Premiers will meet Sept. 10, when Baldwin paases through again von his way home. Tomorrow Poincare will make two war monument speeches in his Le- partment of the Meuse In one, he will develop his internal policies and in the other he will answer Chancei- lor Stresemann'’s speech of Friday The Quai 4’Orsay sees in the Chan celor’s remarks his realization that the Entente is not browen and that Germany must seek to compromise with England and France. to *) ne " Washington Sees Ray of Hope in Mresemann Speech. Special to the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON. Aug speech of Chancellor yesterday before a group of Ger- many's leading business men and in- dustrialists was favorably received in official Washington, and character- ized as offering at least a ray of hope that a settlement of the reparations problem may yet be reached. While the tone of the German “*hancellor was firm, [t was construed as vastly more conciliatory than the public expressions of his predeces- sor The fact that ft struck a favor- able echo in Paris was the subiect of no little comment here In any event, it is beliewed that Chancellor Stresemann has taken a long step im advance of anything heretofore suggested from Berlin in Join the ranks of Automobile owners and get all possible pleasure out of life. If anew Car 1s out of reach right now, look over the ‘ columns in the Classified Sec- tion. Many of the cars of- fered there look as good as new; they will give good service and prices are most attractive. THE POST- St. Louts’ One Biq Automobile Directory The Perfect Market-Place ‘Automobiles” DISPATCH the direction of economic guarantees by Germany, and that he is taking a broader view of the whole problem in the hope of starting a movement that will get somewhere. German Workers to Get Third Less on Gold Basis Than Before War. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, Aug. 25.—The gold bas- is rate for the payment of workers throughout Germany was decided upon finally today Wages will be Paid on a gold basis of one-third less than in pre-war days. The con- ference was heid in Berlin. attend- ed by representatives of workers in all Dranches of trade from the in- dustrial centers and committees of employe@s from various parts of Germany Effective as soon as the transfor- mation can be made from the old system, workers will be paid weekly in paper marks on a goid basis. Belgian Note Suggest Resuming Di- rect Conversations. BRUSSELS. Aug —The fulness of exchanging > be notes the question has been exhausted; the allied gov- ernments have completed their study of the problem. and the time has ar- rived for resumption of direct versations between the governments. These are the conclusions of Bel- gium’s reply to the latest note from the British Foreign Secretary. The reply covers 25 typewritten pages. While not indicating a time 23 use- plomatic over con- , or place for the conference it advo- cates. the Belgian Government ex- presses the hope, that inasmuch as neither Premier Poincare nor Prime Minister Baldwin seem hostile to the idea. direct negotiations on the question, “which has been greatly clarified by the documents ex- changed, should be sched@ed as soon as possibie.~ — ae NIGHT AND DAY BANK CLAIM Effort to Collect $3300 From Estate of Jacob H. Mackler. State Finance Commissioner Milis- paugh. in charge of assets of the Night and Day Bank. yes- terday filed a claim fn the Probate for $3300 against the estate of Jacob H. Mackiler. a lawyer. who was killed by gangsters Feb. 21 last. The claim is based on three fotes executed in favor of the Night and Day Bank before that institution failed in January. 1922. One note is for $2590. another for $500 and the third for $300 Although Charies Troll and Gus E. Koenig appear as co-makers with Mackler of the $25°0 note the Fi- nance Commissioner seeks to col- lect the debt in full against Mack- ler’s estate. which is estimated at $130,000 a defunct Court ——_- PARTY LEADERS FOR JOINT ACTION AGAINST THE KU KLUX KLAN One. Centineed from Page —— , Aw tol- of nization assuming to take the imto its own hand@gs cannot he terrorizing. are the implements force and bigotry. Arthur Seligman. Democrat. New Mexico Weould faver pian as out- lined your telegram for national committees of both parties to make joint stand against dealing with any organization fermed to set up invisi- bie government in the United States. I believe Democrats and Re- pubiicans of New Mexico solidly op- posed to any such un-American movement. as indicated by unani- mity of our i@gisiature in voting for law outiawing masked organizations in New Mexico and determination of Demorcratic Governor to enferce law Believe New Mexico can be relied upon to resist sowing sceds of racial and religious hatred in this State and in the nation. T. G. Crawford, Democrat. Filor- ida While opposed to any politica! activities Dy 4)! secret organizations, I would not favor the action rou Propose by tire natfona! committees In my opinion. declaration such as you suggest would be utterly inef- fective and. instead of checking the evil, would give it new impetus. Our Mate Committee tried to deal with & Similar organization here in 1316 im a Similar manner. and the elec. tien of Gov. Catts as an independent on a platform of religious pre indice the committee. standing with from Ationalizatiog of due preted as meaning that main country has become more throrough- “Calvin Coolidge has won the ad- 'miration and respect of the country since his first ermtranhce into public life. That admiration and respect have grown since his election to the vice presidency and his elevation. through the death of Warren G Harding. to the Presidency. He has proven in his few years at Washinge- ton that he is the right man in the right place. Therefore. the Republi- can party will name him as its can- didategand the people of the coun- try. because they are fair and just. will elect him.” Secretary Davis is the second member of the Cabinet to openly the nomination of Pres- ident Coolidge in 1924. Secretary of the Interiar Work made a similar deciaration a. few days ago ——_——- ll TR-| TO BE GIVEN TEST FLIGHT ON SEPTEMBER | Bureau of Acronautics of Navy De- partment to Put Big Dirigible Through Preliminarics. Specia! -o the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, Aug of Aeronautics. for °5.—-The De- big Lest Navy the first Bureau partmeft, plans to rigid dirigible ZR-1 its flight calls for feet and wil! give the air Sept. 1. This test of 1000 Jiowed by a series in altitude oniy be f an of flights at later dates. All initial with a view be tests possi - be- flights will to develcping an) ble defects and removing them fore a shakedown vorage in the air is undertaken Like all other naval craft, the ZR-1l m undergo a thorough shakedown or service per- formance test While Aeronautics are defects will be parts will be vet of the Bureau of onfident no serious found, all essential arhiect to the most rigid scrutiny the initial short flights. When the ZR-1 leaves her Lakehurst. N. J.. hangar she will be as nearly perfect as it is possibie the American experts to make a huge rigid They have consulted experienced German experts Lieut. Joseph D Anderson. whose father. Rev. J. M. Anderson, its pas- tor of a church in one of the sub- urbs of Washington. will be chief pilot of the ZR-1 Lieut. Anderson was aerologist for Commander Al- bert N. Read on hi transatiantic the NC-4. and on the sub- sequent long recruiting flights on that plane He also was aerologist of the ill-fated R-38. which broke in half during its final test flight in England, but he was not on board at the time. experts in for flight in SS aa ——_— —_, OBREGON DEMANDS FOE OF U. S. RESIGN FROM CABINET Callies. Advocate of Soviet for Mex- ico, Is Center of Cabinet Crisi«. Special to the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON. Aus 25.—Infor- received n Washington through and other re- liable sources is that a Cabinet crisis in Mexico which may rTnawion - P »4 , semiofficial has occurred have an important bearing upon the understanding recently reached President Obregon with the can commissioners. The resignation Pelias Calies, ef an the United States. office of Secretary of has been demanded Dy Obregon and will be an- Calles is a candi- on a * radical immediate Pecug- government of Ol tae interior. resident nounced shertly. date for President ticket. which hae nition of the soviet Russia as part of its program, which includes sovietization of Mexico and all utilities, in- cluding the oil Tlelds. The demand for the resignation of allege made by President Obregon ym the ground that Calles should vpeniy evew himeeif a candidate or return to his duties in Mexico City, ' ie the firet evidence that Presiden: ODregon has shown of taking sides im the presidential election. which is in i824 His action is inter- he favors the election of Adolfo de la Huerta. Miniater of Finance, or hopes to re- in office himeelf until the fied. The success of Calles in attaining the presidency. it is believed. would equivairnt to everthrowing the ly hye United States. ‘thefr ‘that had he been sitting when Judge deciare | Dy | Ameri- | | Woodrow Wilson, said yesterday he under-. the . | man wae seen to fal. is generaily credited to the action of “rrangement reached between Mex- up and carried @@ and the fhe temporary Injunction. held that any instances cited under the in- junction should be considered on individual merits. He said Carpenter issued the injunction he *undoubtedly would have taken sim-_ reading Taft ijlar action. but that after opinions of Chief Justice Suprerge courts, he believed the re- straining order could be modified. He directed attorneys in the case to draw up the modification as he outlined it. Inder the modified order, the union is allowed to station one repre- sentative at each point of vantage at the plant of Mitchell Brothers, and the union representatives are al- lowed to talk to employes in a “peaceful manner.’ Mr. Gompers in a recent address, advised that the injunction issued by Judge Carpenter be ignored. DE VALERA SAID TO HAVE MADE SECRET OFFER TO FREE STATE, Dublin Correspondent of London Daily Express Says He Wanted Half Million Dollars. By the Associated Press LONDON. Aug. 25.—Eamonn de Valera. a fortnight before his ar- made a secret peace offer to owt iTS. the Irish Free State Government, it is asserted by the Dublin corresponi- of the who uat- the ent Daily Express, tributes nformation to a meta- the Free State Governmen:. The substance of the offer, the cor- respondent says, was that if the Gov- would put in De Valeras "ossession all the Irish funds in America, amounting to $500,000. he undertake to use them soiely ‘constitutiona! agitation” in Ire> ber of “oe oe © er ee & - wou far * > ‘and and terminate immediately mil-, ftarv activities throughout the coun-| : correspondent, the Government rejected the offer with derision, declaring it would make no terms with De Valera wha:Pearance of Walters peared from Great Lakes docks and| W- ©- Andrews of | Skipwith said Gov. st lants , orage plan more rapidly than - 4 flu éown* ! to the Kian by his the murders of Daniele on that organization had taken up the c? Distributicn of anthracite to New Capt. Sky = | four atorneys present England, the Middle Atlantic States’ and the South has been pestricteg} Oe nc nsenea ae | tions, interrogate any b & e stocked before the close of navi | nesses or object to any gation. Consequently, the latter re- age and the stimulation of the pub- lic to buy early. ~ Thus there is less coal concentrated at lake ports than 4 : ’ ; ; ages of the winter supply. although | ant annie a Pew * they. too, have been shipped more 1s than the Gustomary tonnage to date. Pinchot Assured Miners and Opersa-_ tors’ WIll Attend Conference. the Associated Presa. i$ HARRISBURG. Pa... Aug. 25.— | Gov. Pinchot. assured of the ac- ceptance of invitations which he sent today to representatives of the |ceived Cardinal Dot United Mine Workers and anthracite |de!lphia fn farewell operators for a conference here and reiterated his Monday in an effort to settle differ- Cardinal's visit. Ca ences and avert a suspension of {thanked the Pontiff operations Sept. 1. continued to-'| favers he had received night his study of the situation in es Rome and for his ! the hope of finding a basis of everything for which Be agreement. The Pope in his t Pinchot said his plans still were dinal showed the indefinite. in American affairs, ie Today the Governor conferred |4 number of promient with men in touch with conditions, |" nited States. beginning with Secretary Joseph J. Walsh of the State Department of | Mines, a former mining inspector. | He expressed a desire to obtain al! the information possible and an- nounced tonight that the United States Coal Commission had prom- ised the assistance of N. G. Tryon, a wage statistician. | The Governor liate tofay an-' nounced the appointment of Chafr- man William D. B. Kiney of the. Pennsyivania Public Service Com- | mission, as the State's representa-| tive at the meeting called by Federal) Fuel Distributor Wadleigh, in New By procuring | York Tuesday to discuss pians for distribution of coal substitutes in case of a suspension of operations. John Vowel. 44 years old. a car- penter 85900 Concord place. was shot in the chest and seriousiy wounded yesterday afternoon in the) front yard of the residence of Sam- = vel Cagpidy. 40. a leverman em- ployed by the Frisco Railroad. at Leffingwell and Holme® avenues, Kirkwood. , Cassidy was arrested by Kirkwood police, charged with the shooting’ } te! a) and released on $1000 bond. Vogel ° ~ is at City Hospits. Neither has! Pountes , made a detailed statement to police. | pleas Deity oe The ane formed that Cassidy. returning home| ‘(Member Audi: 3 from work eartier than usual yester-| MEMBER OF THE day. found Vogel on the front porch. Cassidy is reported to have asked | te Vogel what he was doing there nod ' ‘ 'The Kirkwood police have been in-. ~ to when he was told by Vogel that he seught to collect a bill of $75 from Mes. Caanidy. By the Associated Press. RIO JANEIRO. Aug. 125.—The a - E- or mere pee s wn Yee y pen ae 4 a? § = 2 oa y oa a ee ee - alana an tt ot Le a & arg = tay ‘" Sale eo aah. * he ia pha ‘ y F : “Bie : ‘ H. Feiter, Henry Frank R. Watkins, creditors of the involved in litigat three petitioners. $6932, alleged the itted an act of Aus. 7. by paying a elaim of $1 ent, with intent to ‘ever other creditc it ie stated, wae ‘af respects to the | rrmetass | Felter previously tied , suit against the c Court, alleging ft charged the co to return a peyT made on a contract, he had rejected. ‘@aylas to what would Status of he co p in the State be overthrown, it the charges of the bankruptcy was contended, the receivership the corporation ts the purpose of the to enable the on its business ie move will dela | the creditors are “" Clagence T. C the receivers, sald has been related, . order was isevued | ™" friendly suit bro lent of the co the effect of fo resiat the Heck suit Sto the receivership. 2 appointed A. ID. i Felter in the ers claim is $1 Claims the com 5 which he paid m Otters active In

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- 7 . } 4m ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ‘ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1928. MLNG OF WLS x 4 at Minneapolis. ‘ Home Building Cor- mn, in Receivership Mweuit Court Order, Is at in Federal Suit. oc\ated Press YORK, Aug. 25. ahead. former Lord Cie, England who began» a r of America. with m Willlamstown last Institute el LIST OF $6832 concer ' President. ning . ter to John W. Da the American mr i kenridge, as a m lation, expressed enhead had been in the organization at its tion in Minneapolis _ g hoped “if it proves necessn to fulfill his engage may be intimated t» expression of such is see American | , tasteful and into} ae ‘ 3 “respecting Ameritech till J : bankruptcy proceed - the Federal Home Build- Birkenhead. in Saratoga: at, the Federal Home Build- _ races, declined to eam. pCireult Court order, were in- the criticism of his ad@ mi F ‘tt Federal Court yesterday he asserted that the. peace harneFowk . 'H. Felter, Henry L. Robinson his principal! equipment: , R. Watkins, three 8t. es not ready for his of the concern. of the that, by misjudging his men, he became the pu nents trees an maintained extensive o ould have recoiled. he Tower Building. Sixth and have been suspended the corporation's affairs be- the Post-Dispatch. J fnvolved in litigation a week =~ 5 ‘of Contracts Allege sapany, Which Was Or- YORK, Aug. 25.— John @ might said there would in the program of Bar Association con lso intimated that nO request to have Viace a change any part of (LA) KLAN OFFICUAL TAKS AT cerca K. Skipwith Discusses Pix Mer Rouge Murders on Klansmen. the Pret -Dienatch. mS VILLE, Iil.. K. Skipwith of Bastrop, La., ted cyclops of the More- rish ‘la.), of the Ku Klux oke in Greenville last night, Bs first ariniversary of the dis- r nce of Walter ‘Daniels, end Game Andrews of Mer Rouge, La) the: said Gov. Parker of Loule guia t what would be the effect flung down the gauntlet 2 @@binkruptes petition on the . by his attempt to fasten 4 pentt ste ° 1 of he corporation. The rders of Daniels and Ar 9 MeereMllp in the State Court would papa and the Kise #3) ib hrown, it was said. un- mn up the challenge. | & Mee charges of insolvency in the Skipwith said the Kien | petition were «nstained eye present at the inva t ‘Tharee- is sustained. it was the murders, but that 1 > er allowed to ask any et the bankruptcy court wou mterrogate any of the object to any questions. § petitioners, whose claims g2. alleged the corporation an act of bankruptcy, oY Aus. 7. by paying Charles E. with intent to prefer Beoah- ether creditors. Becherer's ht ie stated, was similar in to the claims of the pe- previously fiied a receiver- against the company in Cir- mt Court, alleging it was insolvent. - the corporation had re- return a payment of $1900 om a contract, which. he ve were not certain yester- Wee contended. in the suit in M the receivership was ordered. the corporation is solvent, and purpose of the receivership W enable the corporation § to ©n its business and fulfill its > y informations filed ag 2 the Mer Rouge murders ding. * RECEIVES DOUGHERTY sen Interest in U. 8S. Talk With Cardinal. A ted Press move wil] delay matters and r m the creditors are clamoring for “ Clagence T. Case. represept- / receivers, said yesterday. has been related, the receiver- f Aug. 25.——Pope Ptus er was issued last Thursday -ardinal Dougherty of Tiendly suit brought by John in farewell audience ay Meck. brother of C. W. Beck. ed his pleasure over of the corporation. which Visit. Cardinal Dou effect of forestaliing the suit the Pontiff warmly for ty Felter. The corporation did had received since he ¢ the Beck suit and consent- and for his having receivership. Circuit Judge for which he asked. mted A. D. Gates. president in his talk with the G Senstruction company and the ed the keenest in ™ Investment Co. and CN. mh affairs, inquiring & construction engineer. as of promient persons if antes. —_ _— ~7J Petition Filed Yi? . tien also has settled 1), of other creditors. whose | ™. The Suit was filed by the - © khoerner. Fahey & "Oo ‘MIiCGhiT | me ter in the receivership suit ‘ ® claim is $1902 and Wat- "Which he paid on April 10 s the corporation ® Federal corporation. which to bulld homes for clients mee @ large organization and ‘ftensively. According to Contracts, totaling approx- 0.000 since it started ae Sctive in the company = W. Beck president and manager Fecently the . has been more than $10,000 the office and executive pective home builders cent of their contracts. my financed the work ond Mankruptcy petition alleges Ya are mot known to the peti- William F. Fahey repre- 4 . the company owes him Bim $2055, which h ; e paid in last. W than the prevailing prices, f officers it had made It was capitalised at )2. Barrett. vice president Ro Was said. of which $2500 ‘initial payment of from 10 fy financed the work and os we" Superseded on Thursday. py J0sErn PULITZER. re of the corporation's Cc ie be he iontm the receivers has been in th Bouwleva: : : Mice Thursday. and a sur- Aci) Dureae of Circulation? | = of the construction The receivership order re- me the Officers and employes an them from any part in or Seeeta or affaire of the = Stated yesterday that the " thus far hed now re- — eugh to determine what he had rejected as unsatis-. _ in action. PUORITMARUPTCY SUIT ° ¢ MS FLED AGAINST ces! a MMLDING CONCERN Last February, to Make Payments. /asked; ‘What about him ”’ come fellow trustees of our corporation, | a @aim of $138, while in-. ‘tice? Why advocate ‘ident and Mre. Coolidge that God was calling him gl by the court. Gone with the company. He | het know what would re- Sim, the filing of the bank- * Action. as he had not con- Bttorneyvs in the recetver- ne of the bank- Piane head »been lly reduce the office «p OOLIDGE’S PASTOR TELLS ABOUT PRESIDENT AS MAN, EXECUTIVE AND CHRISTIAN “Silent, Strong Man of Action,” Has Capacity for Making Friends; “Loves and Sacri- fices” for Them, He Says. RESIDENT COOLIDGE as His Pastor Knows Him’’ of an article written by the Rev. Dr. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of the First Congregationa! Church of Washington, and appearing ——————— eee is the title in the past week’s issue of The Congregationalist, a denominational paper, published in Boston. As has been told, President and Mrs. Coolidge are regular attendants at the First Congregational Church, of which Mrs. Coolidge is a member. By permission of The Pieree’s article: “A dozen years ago at an Amherst commencement, that splendid Con- Sregational layman, Frank Ww. Stearns, of Boston, said to me, ‘Have you spoken to Calvin Coolidge? Come and meet him.’ ‘Why?’ I Mr. will Stearns replied. ‘Some day he be President of the United | States.’ “As I carried on a rather one-sid- ed conversation with Mr. Coolidge that night on the Amherst campus. little did I reaiize that we should be- alma mater, or that, as minister of First Congregational Church, Washington idge and later President Coolidge as my most distinguished parishoner. “In the intervenng years our paths crossed more frequently. came the Lieutenant Governor and then the Governor of my state.and accepted my invitation to speak in Dorchester, Boston. It was a better speech than I have yet succeeded in getting him to attempt in the church at Washington. I interject this re- mark lest some one think that the President will do everything I ask. ice should be directed to him. ‘Let me admit at the outset what you would ultimately suspect, that on the subject of Calvin Coolidge I am an enthusiast. Why preach the Sermon on the Mount and not ad- mire the man who puts it into prac- social service and not respect the man who strives with all his might to benefit his fellowmen” His patriotism includes the discharge of office for the high- est public good. His religion is love 0 Has Capecity for Friendship. “Mr. Coolidge has great capacity for making and expressing friend- ship. Quality of friendship is more important than quantity of friends, so called. He has an wnlimited number. of admirers who thorough- ly respect him for his sterling char- acter He has a great host of friends whose minds are #fympa- thetic with the mind of this silent, strong man of action, and who wish that they could see him more. And he has a considerable number of friends, men of every class and pro- fession, who love him and would make any sacrifice in his behalf be- cause they know he loves and sac- rifices for them. His qualities of honor, sympathy, humility and in- terest in others are the basis for growing friendship. “One of the most beautiful things about President Harding was the close, tender, comprehending friend- ship which bound Mis. Harding and himself in ties of leve which no death can dissolve All America ie the better for such an example of happy wedlock. Great as was their mutual affection, it is equaled by the friendship and love which exist between Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge. To- gether they have made their way from the bottom rung of the ladder to the top. Success has them nor dimmed their love. The President in Church. “By one of those ways of Provi- dence which pass our understanding. it was planned months ago that I should divide a long vacation by preaching in Washington on Aug. 5. This proved to be Mr. Coolidge’s first Sunday as President. It also was Communion Sunday, especially ap- pripriate to that period of national sorrow. “According to their custom, Pres- were at church. They come from old Con- gregational church-going stock and are never absent. If the President's © hand trembled as he partook of Communion it was because his iron nerve was affected by deep religious emotion stirred by the realization to yet greater service. “as I saw them in those first try- ing days, I realized afresh what a trial is laid upon them because of us heartless. senseless. shameless Amer- jeans. Their persona! liberty is need- lessiy gone Tt te right that before every service which the President at- tends the secret service should search the entire church premises and ecrut- mize every member of the congre- gation, and be eet in various parts of the church during service. Those Congregationalist, insane individual. _the guards of police, the battery of ‘cameras, the mob of the curious, the \guests on office shoul for interviews or for) '@asy not spoiled | the Wost-Dispatch reprints Dr. are precautions against a fanatic or watching eyes and whispering lips \which would never cease reminding ‘our Presidents th ’ er To which 8 at they no long own themselves? Many trials are ahead of our modest, unassuming friends because of their high office and our low standards. But all of these will endure in patriotism. Religion and Hard Work. “As an inspiration to certain peo- pie let me state that not only is Pres- ident Coolidge regular in his church attendance, but he is always prompt, ‘he participates actively in all parts I should have Vice President Cool-. 4 P 7 » of the service except the singing. and he listens attentively to the preach- ing. Moreover, he honors his min- ister, never fails to introduce him as He be- his pastor, makes him and his wife special occasions, and makes the genuineneee of his friend- shop unmistakable. my pulpit at the Second Church of | “Attention was called by the press to the fact that en route to Washing- ton after taking the oath of office, the President telegraphed his pastor ‘to visit him upon hie arrival; and the statement was somewhere made that he desired my help in draftjng the religious part of a certain proclama- tion. Let me here state that such a coinception is erroneous. The «epien- did evidences of religious sentiment and Scriptural quotation or illustra- tion in so large a proportion of his speeches and writings are there not by the hand of a minister but by the heart and hand of Calvin Coolidge. Can Work Hard and Long. “One of the secrets of Mr. Cool- idges success in his abaility and pra tice in hard work. He can lay out work for others, but he always does much himself. When a rush is on he \gets to his office early and works ‘both effectively and long. His pub- lic statements ars beaten out on the anvil, not made offhand. Therefore his epigrams, which have become fa- mous. He has capacity for large en- terprises amd marked ability in lead- ership. “In dealing with any question the President so analyzes it that it is to see what principlas apply. His acts are consistent because he is true to principle. He is open-minded in getting at facts: he is considerate of motives: but when it is time for decision and action, then he is true to the highest ideals. A Ohristian Man. people have asked me concerning the President's attitude toward a World Court. Certain of hie statements made in previous years are on record. | have no doubt that he wfll speak for him- self in the immediate future on this question. Let me bear testimony to thise—that while Mr. Coolidge is .a loval American to the backDone, and while he is a conservative, yet he also is Christian and progressive. A Christian man takes a world view. Only a pagan sees iess. And a pro- gressive realizes that a new age has come and that we are living in the most wonderful era of the world’s history. “Comparatively a short time re- mains between hjs taking office un- der trying circumstances and the ‘choice of eandidate to represent the Republican party in the ne? election. A small man would play politics with that situation. Ke wound be futile for me to state that th> President is blind to the possibilities or to the temptation to covet the nomination. This I can affirm; that in all of hie actions he will disregard personal consequences. What is for the best interest of America and the world will be the issue; nee what ean he do to obtain the nomina- tion ‘Our President believes that God is at work in the worid and that his help is to be sought in all our af- fairs. Fie would rather be right than President. “Let me add.in closing that there is but one respect in which Presi- dent Coolidge differs. from. Vice President Coolidge or from the Gov- ermor Coolidge whom Massachueetts people know eo well. He i# a larger man He grows The challenge and fulfilment? of each higher obliga- tion adds to hie powers*® He wil) be equal to the obligations of his exac*- ing office Rut he will need God's constant blessing tf he is to achieve the utmost good. and he should have our heartfelt support in prayer.” "Many ——_—_—_ —— — a ae — he said. and it was proposed to re- tain a few of the employes | Three courses are under consider- ation by the receivers. including con tinuance of the operations under the former plan reorganization or adoption of a new operating plan that will protect contract holders. and a last alternative of liquidation. The plan adopted depends on the resut of the examination, it was said. and will be subject to approv- NEW YORK. Aue. 75 —The ekull by the corporation, ‘of a creogont, the tooth of a cory- > a Pd ~ Dll ti rant hee One. heat iaay) « 41a. i, Sune A phodon, the jaw of a mesonyx. the skull of a titanothere and severa! good lophiodon jaws are on their wav here from Asia, it is announce’ todey in a letter received here from Rov Chapman Andrews. tn charge of the third Asiatic expedition of American Museum of Natural tors He described she creodont as lar- ger by 50 per cent than any other known carnivora, with a skull 33 fn- ches long.and 22 Inches across the arches. The anima! looked, he said, lke a cross between a bear and a pig. greatly enlarged. His- ' The Irdenmannah region ewarmed with the titanothere. a rhinoceros- ‘Mke€.nimal, a few acoans Ddck. An- Adrews wrote. The toplhiodons also qwere very abundant abowt that time, ‘and these two carnivore far evtnum- beréd any other form of mammal. . But what about IGE FUND BENEFIT Apprecfative Audience Greets Big Brothers; Receipts Will Total About $1200 for Fund. St. Louisans on both sides of the footlights at the Orpheum ‘Theater last night combined to aid materially the Post-Dispatch Free Ice for Ba-@ynich closed last nght bies Milk Fund at a performance of the Big Brothers’ Minstrels. The house was well] filled. though not entirely, and it was announced afterwards that the profit for the fund was expected to be about $1200. Use of the theater was donated by the Orpheum Vaudeville Circuit and the Big Brothers, of course. gave their services. There was no doubt ,audience was renaid ment for its presence. but that the in entertain- There was ers,. by courtesy of the Musicians’ Mutual] Benefit Association, followed by Topics of the Day on the screen, by courtesy of Pathe Exchange, Inc., and pictures of the Fashion Pageant in the Municipal Theater, which, co- incidentally, was having its last per- formance. The mifstrels were in true minstrel fettlie. Their extensive part of the program began with “Heidelberg,” the famous song of the German unl- versity. At first the singers were concealed behind the curtain. This and other ensemble numbers were especially appreciated by the audi- ence. In this category were “A Per- fect Day.” “Gypsy Love Song.” with Frank Schultz as soloist, which was endeared to many at the municipal opera last year, and “Simple Mel- ody.” closing number of the strele. Other songs were: “Alessage of the Violet.”” Newt Edwards and chorus; ‘The Sea Is My Sweetheart.” Lercy Riester and chorus; “Oh, Gee; OP. Gosh: Oh, Golly, I'm in Love,” Art Moline: “Morning Will Come,” Ed Cosby, Cecil Long and Bert Cosby; “Laughing Song,” Robert Ecot?; “Lady of the Evening,” Ralph Fisher and chorus; “Cut Yourself a Piece cf Cake.” Bert Cosby> “My Sweetie Went Away.’ Ted Gillespie. Others in the minstrels were: John Cc. Ecoff, interlocutor; Frank Fisch- er. Gus Koelsch, W. W. Mackenzie, Cyril Acheson, Robert X. Stark, Rob- ert E. Ries. Charies E. Fiesh, Clar- ence O. Ortel. Ed Acheson, Al Moline and James W. Porteous. O. Wade Fallert Was at the piano. Robert Ecoff, Ries, Art Moline and Gillespie were end men, in pickaninny attire. The second section of the program included the following: William Lindhorst, a skilled magician, in baffling card. handkerchief and other tricks; ©. G. Cosby, baritone, with such (favorite “Mandalar.” accompanied by lert: “Orilano the Cameo,” a female impersonator. assisted by Ray Wil- son: the well-known St. Louis Quar- tet. Flesh. Porteous, Mackenzie and Stark. in a rollicking group of well- received songs; Pathe news film, including scenes at the St. Louis me- morial eervice for the late President Harding, and more views of the Fashion Pageant. Mayor Kiel made a brief address during the evening. expressing / thanks for the service rendered poor babies by the gathering. There was playful mention of the Mayor and others who have been in the public eye locally during the minstrel pro- gram. The Mayor and other cit) of- ficials and business men took part in a downtown parade yesterday noon, wearing blackface get-ups, to advertise the show. OMAHA CITIZENS WARNED TO BOIL ALL WATER USED Breakdown of Filtering Equipment Resulting From River Changing Its Course Makes It Necessary. By the Associated Press OMAHA. Nebd., Aug. 25-—Fifty thousand telephone subscribers to- day were advised by a corps of 120 telephone operators, at Health Commissioner Pinto'’s admonition, that Omaha's water supply. to pre- vent a possible typhoid epidemic should be boiled for the next 10 days. Although the water has cleared, health authorities. with the know!l- edge that the supply is yet impure due to recent mud influx following the breakdown -of the filter system ‘caused by the Missouri river chang- ing ite course, are redoubling their efforts to educete the city in dis- ease prevention City water department are bending every effort to remaining two fliter basins employes clean the — CATCHES SOUNDS FROM WATER Permuda Liner Has Novel Radto Amplifier Pquipment. By the Assoc atec Prees NEW YORK, Aus 25.—The steamship Fort Victoria, which sall- ed today from Rermunda. was equip- ped with radio emplifiers which caught sounds from the water in- stead of the air. Officials said she was the first liner so equipped Worker at Brewery Robbed of $430. John Dame. 2715 South BProad- way, fireman at the American Brew- ery plant, 2825 South Broadway. tol police that a eneak thief had broken into his locker by pulling the staple between 9% o ciock Friday nigitt and 4 a. ™m. yeaterday"and had stolen his wallet containirg $430 in #1» dille. eur Stores Again Open On Saturday. The @epartment and specialty steres. which are members of the Associated Retailers of St. Louls. reverted to their regular scheduie veaterday. the eix weeks Saturcda’ closing schedule. in existence in | summer for the nest several rears having been conciuded July 1%. ‘¥ious week in hackneyed material. min- | selections as) Fal- Last Week Crowd Largest; More Buyers Visit Spectacle Than Ever Before. While no exact figures are as yet obtainable, the management of the. Fashion Pageant report that the at- tendance record for the annual show was broken this year, and that the last week's attendunce was greater than any pr-- the history of the event. More buyers from other cities have been here than ever be- fore, it is said, and garment dealers say indications point to a most active season in their trade In its artistic aspect. the Fashion Pageant employed more or less but was mark- worthy in providing an object lesson in imaginative and poetic treatment | of the Municipal Theater stage. It ,an overture by Frank Panus’ Play- | seemed to many observers that it had remained for this frankly com- mercial enterprise to develop, in Joseph Solari of St. Louis; a regis- seur who has grasped the spirit of the municipal stage with complete sympathy. and who is able to refrain from violating in the least detai! not only the arithmetical proportions, but also the feeling of its natura! setting. The single stage-set was of fine simplicity and also, it appeared, of negligible cost. In a relative sense. There was a low and semi-circular balustrade, and at the rear center a lofty gate. With these elemental re- | inforcements of the natural beauty of the stage, assisted by a most ar- tistic use of light. together with ad- | mirable costuming and mass group- ing, there were obtsined entrancing 6m effects. Several Innovations Noted. The following were some of the innovations noted: The use of at least three stage lévels. or four, if one counts the marimba band on top of the lighting buttress at the) right. The employment of artificial sets that were built on natural scale, were in every case congruous with an out-door milieu, and were three- dimensional. Settings of neutral hue, which gained coloring from the lighting The use of numerous masked spot- FASHION SHOW BREAKS SEQUEL TO “BACHELOR MINSTREL SHOW GIVEN. ATTENDANCE RECORDS GIRL” 1S PUBLISHED =~... rc’ Heroine of Victor Margueritte’s Latest Sex Story Is an Unmarried Mother. Speciai to the Post-Dispatch PARIS, Aug. %56.—vVictor gueritte, who was expelled from the Legion of Hionor for writing “The Bachelor Girl,’ has published a ee- that forbidden volume en- The: first Mar- quel to titled “The Companion.” printing of the new novel of post- war femininity is 56.000 copies and the boulevards are already flooded with them. In a fighting preface, Margueritte declares he expects his new heroine, Annik, to arouse more wrath than did Monique of ““‘The Bachelor Girl.” Annik, he declares, goes further. at- taining spiritual emancipation, while Monique stopped half way and got marrted. The better organized Annik is a woman who pursues her chosen path to the end. She eteadfastiy refuses t> marry the man she loves or even allow him to legalize their offepring. Ir. fact. holding maternity is above paternity, she registers the newborn s0n secretly as of an unknown father. thus acquiring complete rights over her child's destiny. In the earlier chapters there is a ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 1000 MADE HOMELESS BY |. CLOUDBURST NEAR JUAREZ. EL PASO, Tex., Aug. 25.—Federa! and State aid for flood relief work was requested this afternoon in tele- | grams sent by Mayor Antonio Corona : of Juarez to Chihuahua City and. Mexico City. He estimated the sum | necessary at $60,000. Mexican Blue Cross officials have established a. kitchen apd opened temporary quar- | ters in public schools for fleod vic- time. ) Clothing and blankets will be issued tomorro wto the 1000 persons made homeless by water that rushed down from the mountains early this morn- ing following a cloudburst. gcod deal of viciousness in the Latin | Quarter of Paris and on the Rieviera. but in this respect Marguerttte has. toned his scenes down considerably as compared with “The Bachelor Girl” Still, the new book may be calculated to gain attention. as many prominent Parisians, including some) Deputies, figure in it, hardly veiled | at all. ) Agliiterary anarchist, Margueritte propagandized not only for advanced | feminism but against war, which his new. “virile” women are to banish from the earth. Also. he eays, his heroine isthe type ofa real compan-. icn for a man, and the book should | piease those who believe the only | hands iso Lae Ofe: President ang Secretary , of ‘Webb-Kiinze Cahst a | Held Up. > : ee _ : . TRO, xOUngemep droveup ip * coupe before es aks 9: of the Wahbd. Kunz Construction @6., B92? avenue, about 32 p. m. yesterday walked inside and inquired the walk te Southwest avenue. Before F. C. Webb, president, could reply, hew- ever, the youths drew revolvers ama forced him and Leouls Haag. .aecore- tary. to face the wall with their up. Front"Haag the robbers teok $50. from Webb $6 and from a desk drawer $250, The youths escaped by. , 4riving north over a private road through the company’s property. Police were tola that $5000 payréll money which had been in the office around seen had been sent out to employes on jobs over the city before the r arrived. - : Soft Drink Parlor Ordered Olosedi An injunction closing for one year the soft drink parlor of George Jan- ner 758 Collinsville avenue, Bast #t. Louis. was issued yesterday by Fed eral Judge English. Janner’s place was raided two months ago, and’ 4 way for women to gain equality with | quanity of beer and. moonshine cons ‘men ig ro act as men do. ecu fiscated. $$$ $$$ . Locust e Locust , * § SrorlichitDuncker .# welfth Twelfth ° oe ve TOMORROW An Unusual Sale of Sample LAMPS lights, two mounted in the oak trees. | om The employment of light not mere. | ly to make visible things and per- eons on the stage. but to create a mood, an atmosphere. The utiliza- tion of the full depth of the atage. The introduction of a curtain of hat-rack design. row of glares familiar at the the- ater. but made it possible to give a continuous performance, without waits Tee of Water Fffectire. Anda finally, the most appropriate introduction of water. in the form |}ofa lagoon at the front of the stage: ita mirror-like surface reflected and redoubled the effect of the brilliant- ly colored costumes. This device was so succeseful that the installation of a tank beneath the front part of the stage. ag a part of the theater's permanent equipment. might be con- sidered. for such works as ‘The Gondoliers’ and “The Fencing Mas- | ter.’ which have gondola scenes. The boarding over the tank could easily be removed or replaced. There mav also be mentioned the’! tasteful use of paper lanterns. which were not strung on a crude line from one oak to another. but were hung in a festoon far at the rear. romantic effect — eee rr ee eee BULL TURNS TABLES ON TOREADOR AND KILLS HIM Spanish Crowd Attacks Another Bullfighter Who Refuses to Kill a Bull. Dv the Associated Press. MADRID, Aug bull fighter was gored and is dying from his wounds and another is in a hos- pital flicted by an infuriated crowd after in afferent 25.—One recovering from injuries in- bullfighting exhibitions parts of Spain today. The attack was made upon An- tonio Costigo, the toreador at Jaen. The attack by the crowd occurred at Santander Rafel Gomez Gallo, the torero, barely escaped with his life when he refused to kill a bull after the animal had wounded a brother toreador Angry spectators swarmed the field. one breaking the fighter’s knee and another kicking him in the stomach The police went to his rescue and carried him away. a ST. LOUISAN HURT BY HIS AUTO Car Plunges Over 20-Poot Embank- ment in Mississippt. one. fo the Poet-[DNepatch MEMPHIS, Tenn... Aug 26.—E. E. Hunter. 6207 Weliston avenue. Bt. Louis, today lost centro! of his auto- mobile and it plunged ever a 20-foot embankment and turned turtie. The acci@ent occurred near Lakeview, Miss.. Hunter was taken to St. Jos-— eph's Hospital here. Two of his ribe were broken. Hunter was on his Clarkedaie. Miss.. the road. A negro riding in the au- temeobilie wae seriously hort. % ELGIK, ILL, BREWERY SEIZED Federal Jodee Iesuce Warrant on Dry Agent’« Charge. ELGIN. Ul... Aug. 25.—The Eigin fce and Beverage Co. thie afternoon was seized by Federal authorities Seizure of the brewery and all its contents followed issuance of o war- rant by Federal Judge Wilkerson in Chicago The warrant was sworn eut om a complaint by Prohibition Agent B. F. Armstrong. alleging tha: the owners of the plant conducted a yrewer,: way from in rustic greenery, which not only obviated the blinding | with | when the car left’ Manufacturers’ Samples Sold to Us at 25% Discount, and Which We Are Offering at the Same Saving 0 Ya Bridge—T able—Floor: Lamps Exquizitely Decorated and Designed Also Lamps in Our Regular S 2~ 73 Regular Prices tock 14 Off Wonderful Values at Wonderful Savings Worth-While Curtain Values Fringed Curtains of heavy net, plain and faney pat- terns; regular $6.00; sale, per pair, $3.95. Regular $4.50; sale, per pair, $2.96. Heavy net fringed panel Curtain with beautiful lace effect motif, regular $2.50 sale. each, $1.75. Figured net Curtains with ruffle, 24% yards long, regular $5.50; sale, $3.86. Plain heavy mercerized Marquisette Curtains, with hemstitched ruffle, wide ruffle and tie-backs, regular $2.25: sale, per pair, $1.76. Special 1s Dees on All Fall Drapery ders I RUGS Placed Now Featuring Unusual Sizes We are very proud of our stock of 9x12 Rugs in all grades, but it is in the unusual sizes—-larger than 9x2 feet—that our stocks justify our position as the lead- ing Rug house of St. Louis. An extensive showing makes your Rug shopping easy. For Instance, in Our Wilton Grade We Have the Following Range of Sizes and Prices: $130 to $223 $130 to S222 $145 to S250 9x156-ft. 11.3a12-f? 1%.6213.6-ft a me - § ree * 28: : oe ., 11.3n15-ft S902.50 wo S27R.50 Ox 1 8-f? $166.90 to $282.00 li.tuili-tt. 29000 te £352.50 : pesery” os = ane" 7. . aa . ve + - Visit Our _. . ‘ ¥ a . Oriental Rug . Salon....,. . 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- ee ee ae Chureh at Edgar, near ing and some furnitr % the blaze, which eh ‘minister and his wife ‘from home. The Were fi; a ik. Palak cnant? ‘nnmes as Harry Hunsacker and been active in denoun | were sentenced in tulsa Voun's. |James T. Schull, both of East St. | of the law from his |Louis. A warrant charging extortion (eral attempts to burn BAKER WILL FIGHT haa been issued against Schull and ne | reported to have is out on a bond of $1000. The com- | minister reported that’ FOR A LEAGUE PLANK | piaint against Hunsacker is.peing in- 'at a man he believed @ | vestigated. enter his home a few. ni here that the older translations, @d- mirable in their day, fail the modern reader and muffle the meaning of The announcement provided, how- | 5S Pe ‘ever, that arrangements be made to) é j ) Sawyer to continue as) the New Testament in obscurity. | ber awleag ys beng Harding, since he MISSOURI STATE FAIR ENDS oe phy eoypseaes emt af pe Spout has been.for many years the Harding | By o ee one S ‘family physician. Testament in afresh on onal A I hope that our ministers A MONARCHY IN GERMANY WITHIN A YEAR PREDICTED others who are interested will foie serve judgment as to my transla- Representative Aswell of Louisiana Tells Coolidge Conclusions He tion until they have seen more con- | siderable parts of it than have yet| Reached on European Trip. | By the Associated Press. 26.—Restor- been published.” CONVICT FREED TO RUN PRISON CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS ation cr a monaxens con of a monarchy = Poo gees within a year was predicted today/the firs Former Army Captain Interested by Representative Aswell, Democrat, | The a soiree 6 ee 1800 Fellow Prisoners in Edu- ‘Louisiana, who presented to Presi- at 200.000. cational Work. dent Coolidge some observations By the Associated Press. gained on a recent European trip. | " George Ward in Europe. This was a_ COLUMBUS, 0O.. Aug. “The situation in Germany and for many was quoted by Asweil as hav- month before the slaying of Peters. Storke, 31, convicted Toledo _throughout Europe, is|ing told him that he would “like to| This:in the event that Ward goes. forger, donned civilian clothes this most menacing,” said Representa- | icome to America as the German Am- | to trial on Sept. 4, probably will be! morning, preparatory to stepping out tive | Aswell, after his conference. | bassador.” used to show that a blackmail plot! o¢ the Ohio penitentiary into a post- The German political leaders realize’ The Louisiana representative said actually existed. | h . Dp the danger which will come with the; he could not agree with those mem- , .tion which will pay him $250 a ,avent of winter and with no coal, a/bers of Congress who, returning from Principal Witnesses Heard. ‘month. greatly depreciated currency and a|Europe, were urging recognition of The principal witnesses in today’s| After serving 21 months of a two-, port supply of food in the cities. My | Russia. portion of the minutes were tele- year term, Storke has been granted prediction, based on conference “The United States cannot afford phone and telegraph operators at the 2 conditional parole by Gov. Dona-| held with these leaders, is that Ger-|to recognize Russia. for at least x Ward factory, employes who said) hey, ' according to the records of the pan- el, was apparently blocked, partially at least, in efforts to decode the message. Certain of them are con- sidered indicative that a blackmail plot existed, while others show that the plot failed for some reason be- fore money was paid. All of the evidence tends to prove that no blackma!l money was paid by Ward @uring April and May. “Ross” and ‘“‘Rogers’’ were un- known to most of the employes a‘ the Ward Baking plant, according to the minutes, although “Ross” was named by Palmer Tubbs, Walter's as- gistant in the purchasing depart- ment. No one heard of Peters and no telegrams were sent to him at Paris Island, 8S. C., or ® Philadelphia by Ward. One message ‘‘Margaret”’ warning surrender and arrival was received at the Ward plant § from fjord, N.Y. Plymouth, New York. Aug. 25.—Mongbdlia, | +" hh, SAILED: the Associated Press. 9 ‘ : Aug. 24.—( anopic, SEDALIA, Mo., Aug. 25. Mis- | souri’s State Fair, with the most ex- tensive exhibits in its history, closed this afternoon. While but a small crowd was on the grounds owing to rain on the final day, the fair as a whole was considered’ - Successful, both from an educational and finan- cial viewpoint. o Ideal weather coupled with high- class attractions brought the crowds Bremen, New | York. | Christiania, Aug. 25.—Hellig, Olay, New York. Yokohama, Aug. 25 Jackson, Seattle. New York, Aug. 25.—Dante Aligh- Naples via Boston; Rotterdam, Rotterdam; Homeric, Southampton: Caronia, Liverpool; Cedric, Liver- pool; President, Arthur, Bremen; Taorinia, Naples. New York, Aug. 25. Buenos Aires. : World Court, Another Measure Pro- posed by Wilson, to Be Urged on Democrats. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. 25.—Newton D. Baker, Secretary of War under President Wilson, announced today before sailing on the Homeric to‘en- ter his daughter in school at Laus- anne, that he would go before the | mext Democratic convention and ad- setuid | vyocate the League of Nations and |W orld Court, two measures dear to the heart of his former. chief. ' City News in Brief! i fe Ta ORIN tt Pete ‘POLISH TREATY BEFORE COURT — THE ST. LOUIS RECRUITING OFFICE for. the navy has arranged on the City Hall | | lawn an exhibit of 26 pictures showing va-| League Calls for an Advisory Opinion rious phages of navy life. on 1919 Pact. 7 1 RoR} By the Associated Press. Chureh,” Webster Gtoves, which {s. Dcinf| Court “of dntermations. uence te buile at Selma and Lockwood avenucs, will|/ Vourt of International Justice has be laid this afterngon at 3 o'clock. | been asked by the League of Nations for an advisory’ opinion on questions 'relating to the so-called: minorities treaty of June*28, F919, between the principal alited and associated Powers on one-‘hand and Poland on the other. Poland -desires to make iton, composed of negro doctors, . wil be} &@ statement which the court — President New York World & y YORK, Aug. 25. the last game of the ‘ardinals here this aft ‘catch by Jimmy O’Con @ Cardinal rally in the ine Mueller had led me run. The score ee .. we ert, As a Physic Soe many thimdael during 25 years’ practice in Bt. | are prescribed only when neetind 3 GLASSES «::.. ander my per se ided responsibility. as / entire sdrvice.” | necessary changes revired . ier led with a long Young and O'’Cor ee are made FREE ae CHARGE. Es teh wa " m for the ball and as Y, INVISIBLIG _BI-FOCALS ‘arg moderately priced ant are Fock " to take it, O’Connel and satisfying. ; PERIFUSED LENSES. are the taat word in optics, gud the ball rolled to the diffused rere of.) of 1 ler ran around the t Yo R—Y¥ t unsettled Wafson U SEE ie rHy OOK BETTE eCOME IN AND LET US DEMONSTR | » beat out a tap to th flied to right, aft G. MORITZ, Mi. D., bla? Zand 3 count on Watson 609 N, BROADWAY ia soe i B fi Sherdel batted for & 4 hard to center, Als second. This brought Ha os ozo! otiate erate, ing wh took a strike and a : ‘sked a long, high drive Connell was off with tt the bat and made a fine ¢ se missed it Flack would and Ainsmith ane Cards really didn’t at Watson, who shut the innings, but In tha as though they had - 26. —Butler (O.) ‘that matter, THE CORNERSTONE OF THE _— THE SOUTHDRN PRESBYTERT?AN | churches of St. Louls. and, vicinity will hold a conference and picnic as gueste of the Mizpah congregation at Pattonville, Mo labor day, Sept. 32. effective today, The condition| many one year from today will be a| generation,” he asserted, explaining that they had repaired glass in Wal- is that he follow the work he insti-| monarchy with a Kaiser at its head,|that his study of Russia had con- ter’'s coupe, supposedly shattered in tuted among his fellow prisoners and|hnaving in the meantime passed vinced him that the conduct of af-. the pistol battle, the father and !0 which more than 1800 now are/through a revolution led at the out-|fairs by the present Russian regime. mother of Peters who said they had | interested. iset by the ¢ ‘onimunists.” | gave no warrant for safety of either never heard of a blackmail plot; and Storke, a college graduate and for-. Former Chancellor Cuno of Ger-|lives or property. held at the Pine Street Y. = will | 1 ey book on the eye, exposia sinning tomorrow and closing Friday. ~- hear at a public sitting Monday. .s valuabie eye information, FR SRS i Robert Elmer Baker of White Plains, ™er army Captain, is the originator | - 7 through whom arrangements were ©f & correspondence school, in which | , - tould have scored standing TWENTY-EIGHTH the National! Ne a SSS Se ere rr rr ~_ — - _ - ~ a= ~ - - - - — ‘ - - ~ “ - _———— LS Extremely fine we ale a complete selection of Cassimeres in medium and dark-colored stripe pat- terns in neat mixtures. Pleated and belted models, sizes from 6 to 17 years. Woolen cassimeres, tweeds and Scotches, in beautiful new shades for school wear. Stripes, checks, mixtures and solid colors. Pleated fronts and backs, full belts and patch pockets, alpaca Fine cassimeres and tweeds in desirable stripe pat- terns and attractive mix- tures in all shades, latest belted models with patch pockets. Both pairs of knickers are lined. Well tailored and neatly fin- | limed. Full-lined knickers, ished. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Sizes 6 to 18 years. yy ———r ee ee OO ee ee _—. => LL a NE Ect ay att ai oe i eo payment of $91,000 in behalf of Wal- |the movement being financed by ter Ward. Miss McCarthy, in her| New Yorkers. | testimony, thought that a message au gobbled Gowdy’'s 06 Greece hnoa' Me but Bottomley made @a or school—and an even greater erfect throw to fi counts——enable us to offer these xn sce scat akties ae for morte ie Sgt pena The stocks of several manufacturers—purchased for cash at. extraordini a buying event. gs of fully 40%. Come tomorrow while the selections are still complete and in = ae t. BOYS’ $11.50 BOYS’ $15.00 BOYS’ EXTRA QUA + * | provement in the maritime service. 2 amp ine queen ae length by Oct, 15. Announcement by the War De- = ee ve Pee By the Associated Press. partment that Federal troops will neat throw to Ain , NEW YORK, Aug. When Mcecusel momen | fruitless because of the refusal of the ball, Smith took Clarence H. Mackey, president of|the Vera Cruz railway men’s or- by second, Bottomle the Postal Telegraph-Commercial ganizations to send ®representatives Cable Co., and a group of distin-| Freigau’s Fumble terrible blunder by Gable will run under the Atlantic a ‘wo rune in the total distance of 4600 miles. .by way) of Nova Scotia and the Azores’ to Alleging that the Union Electric Light & Power Co. violated a con- , >. a - ‘, tract by which it agreed to give him PH Ss oe pintw Se By | ) , a: Glanta damecus One “molestful’ might mean ‘‘get money ot Be & from Elmer.” FIRST LOOTING AT VERA CRUZ eo bad play and one | + eyiured the third in rs were safe. W CABLE ACROSS ATLA LAID men pillaged and wrecked a food te bunt, but falles J NTIE BOYS’ $7.95. 2-PANT SUITS | 2-P ITS = = - % ’ / b. 4 Fate: he plate wit 25.—The first | not be withdrawn from Vera Cruz is Si ‘ ws “9 py woky step in the laying of the eighteenth | interpreted as meaning that the izes 6 to 18 Years ' . cable across the Atlantic was begun |Government is Sizes 6 to 18 Years ' ing wallop straigh to Mexico City on President Obre- S Smith was killed at guished engineers directed the land- | gon’s invitation. ing of the first seven miles of the | th out, Young sin I hit an easy roller Havre, France. It will be complet- ed Oct. 15. a job for life on condition that he compromise a claim for the loss of truck out Kelley; “en on Jackson, but tion in the world. [ft ig the firat- trans-Atlantic cable to be put down wo for the company. At that time, ae} he avers, he signed a release of his Beautiful tweeds, he ¥ aut) Reatlee ‘sieetaal bones, checks and } Seenter dnd Toporcer, sterday charging Horace Mann, 68) 4), ty; E! z a if ears old, of 4163A Maffitt avenue. | | aien meeetric BRUT April = 2,/ wear. ast, at which time, it is alleged, the | t Cards muffed ac Watson in the fi ALL-WOOL BLUE Ri SERGE of 6122A Ridge avenue, had com- | \- ckrich, doctor of chiropractic, was Plained that in response to an ad- | ound guilty this afternoon by a jury) trict Attorney, after reading the let- AND | VALUES ters, decided that they were objec-. d Robert Elmer Baker, referred to in selves, some of the messages as ‘Elmer,’ His job will be to try to install the Baker is president of a machnery | company and lives in White Plains. E38 poe Pillage Food Shop on | _ THOUSANDS OF. FINE’ GARMENT P ee Gay urth Day of Strike S OFFERED IN FOUR IMMENSE GROUPS AT SAVINGS OF FULLY 4 eg le Only a Week Until School Opens—a n . I nd happy troops of children romp merrily back to books and teacher—all dressed in their new finery for anotl shop. Overnight stoppage of ,rail- Gowdy at second, > ae, MT eet way traffic extended the idle zone as au. Jackson took t Postal Company Expects to Com- | Sizes 6 to 17 Year "35 Ss . ee > iiiiting? axscctes Sa mre. ) Sizes 6 to 18 Y e od Cards had a fine of today, ten days after the 65th an-/| serious disorders before interfering. Bea it. ™" ae >. Pg 3 | , ‘ , ES. seee. Sebrscuw ai HRiversary of the laying of the world’s | Arbitration negotiations | perate slide, while vf ght to Watson's new cable from the cable ship Fara- | Bie day, anchored off Far Rockaway, a! LOSES JOB, SUES COMPANY Employe of Union Fiectric Light had a double play he fumbled the . The new cable will have a capacity of 1200 letters a minute, 600 In his left leg. Grover C. Tieman, 36 years old, of 4001 Ennght avenue ester then sifted a k and Freigau since 1910. OBJECTIONABLE LETTER CHARGE claim for damages on payment to him of $1006 in addition to a prom- erri F “ + n Superbly tailored. ‘A ted for Flack and ® retired shoe salesman, with send- ing objectionable letters through the. Cefendant discharged him. i, bait singled to rig Protect him on Vertisement Tor a place as hotse- |" the County Court before Judge A. PO ols 'D. Morgan, of violation of the med-_ $ 45 tHonable. In thelr investigation the? Mepectors were materially anzsiated | Splendid woolen’ Scotches, tweeds and cas- Splendid all-woo! serge in biue shades. Attractive modele-——prettily trimmed. Sizes 3 to S years. tweed pants. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Sizes 6 to 17 years Neat patterne——-full lined. Sizes Juvenile All-Wool Jersey Suits 3 3 3 Boys’ Woolen Cassimere Knickers $1.22 Heavy worsted serge in dark Good Quality double-warp OTHER SPECIAL VALUES IN BOYS’ CLOTHING Juvenile Corduroy Suits blue; 3 to 10 years $4.45 blue’serge; full lined $1. 95 Jeveile Combination Suits 89¢ Boys’ $1.35 Cassimere Knickers 69 c Attractive Oliver Twist mod- Sizes from 3 to 8 years Sizes 8 to 18 years Juvenile All-Wool Serge Suits $2. 9 Boys’ $7.00 School Suite $4 00 i Washable waists and corduroy Gray and brown mixtures. ] 89 Boys’ $1.75 Cassimere Knickers Sizes 3 to & vears a 90c Juvenile All-Weol Topcoats Boys’ All-Wool Secge Knickers Oliver Twist and middy stylea. Full-lined knickers—-6 to 9 and said that he did not kriow of any | 8&Me system in other State prisons, A week after the shooting Ward ap-| » lod ss | By the Associated Press ; paines, - negee a season. Surely you want your bo f y to look as well as the rest. This sale of thousands and thousands of fine Two-Pants Suits offers an ideal opr ort far as Puebla. There is no tm- when SBancroft plete Line 4600 Miles in @ to left. Hornsby ait here are first cable. a that. nearby seashore resort. The new & Power Co. Demands $25,000. ® play and then her direction and at the same! has filed suit for $25,000 damages Meusel scored. Go | r ‘ . : . Kach Suit complete with At PYy ise from the company. he would have lined. Knickers 1 a Bees. bad 1] concluded an investigation by. Lar For ger Boys— ay and Smith was keeper, which she had iIneerted tn | leal practice act, in that he was prac- | DY the want “ad” department of the | Sizes 3 tb 10 years 15 to 17 years only Post-Dispatch. Mann, following his) last night. admitted having | tten letters to several women ad- | isers in the last seven years. | Wigh School Dictate. | Tuesday, Aug. &8. will be the last | Fegisetration day for new pupils at Di oeesan Catholic high sehools. fen wil! rewister at Kenrick’ High ool, 619 Stoddard street, and) at the Roeati-Kain High School, | ‘and Newstead avenue, be- Sa. m. and 2 p. m. 4UVENILE TWEED TOPCOATS Valuca up to §10. 29th ee ee of irre. | 3 FILLED e in the Eacellent ali-wool tw s, : IF POSTAGE Set Dieeek | tn ores and brown ACCOMPANIES ORDER T lay, Aug. 28 Well made. Sires 2 to 10 Wed- nes day. Aug. ’ MAIL ORDERS CLOTHING CQMPANY N. W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON ° yearer en ‘.

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 26° 1923, BASEBALL $ AT F | at Piasn, m, nl ~ Wedding A Anntve , a Mrs. J. D. Wilson of mei rated their golden Ary Friday when all and a number of Idren gathered for @° The fiftieth wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson a ir until October. but a. ca now on account of all the children. and his ef&ht sons deo Wilson + ns lefeating che. Piana a 2 Fish Fry grounds, 14 te 4 the figst time in 47 mily has met. Qa _—_— -— 8 Heme Burnes While Away. bclated Press. ©, Iil., Aug. 25.—An ap pt Was made today to val gence of the Rey. Cc. aa pastor of the Methoa Kdgar, near here. Clout Some furniture were fore neighbors extinguis} , Which started while And his wife were A me. The Rey. Mr. Hogue } s, Ive in denouncing Violatie w from his pulpit and seve mpts to burn his » to have been mate. anil reported that he had fired he believed was trying to home a few nighte ago, —— a —u | scialize —- ! Es om served ctice in St. Louis : Sm metded and manctegy Supervision. One moderate lianas . required during the “J & and are both elegant optics, they climinate ell -—TOU FEEL NSTRATE SETTER THE OCULIST. OPTICiAN Jdant North of » Waskingtoe ) _e erate. giving much ae MONDAY! UITS| |: FULLY 40%! ry for another school ers an ideal opportunity ; Aauextraordinary dis-. in this timely. TRA QUALITY T SUITS 6 tol 8 Years 7 TST awe i ee ee Nee a ae > = y fine woolens in. tte selection of the Shades. Pleated, i Norfolk models. l tweeds, herring- hecks and plaids. tailored, ‘Apes Knickers lined t. Sizes 6 to 18 : and $ count on Watson. é ‘% . aby jo Y¢} Sth be ‘me Yorys ty by poll gly tif ag ow “lelititlh Niscbe ZL, Z/ Ug Lo Z 4, yyy Yj y Yj war POST- DISPATCH , ~?7 (7, >" “yf!” GY Dp > yVF - Uj Vy) — cen “MY, Ve “Y ‘7 a ; wy G . SY. Wt. Vr » i i3 hb. diy A Ss Yi Vth Yy ee Yuu. a Yj lip mete MAVT@UWWW Wl’ ——_— SFY ps wo _ _ - beds TWO, ST; L@UIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26, 1923. TS DEFEAT CARDS, 3-1; DANFORTH BEATS e Run by | Ss —_—— ee —= lanl i a i dd a a a a eee Firpo in Training Bout; His Fighting Pose i it ee a ne a nn eh ee ee ee ee a a a ule Only |= I’s Catch of Flack’s| Drive Halts Rickey- % Rally in Ninth ' George Ww. Daley, s New York World Sport Staff. | WORK, Aug. 25.—The Giants’ bo last game of the series with inais here this afternoon, a r ch by Jimmy O'Connell spik- | nal rally in the ninth aft- | ¢ Mueller had led off with run. The score was 3 to Cards really didn't deserve to }Watson, who shut them out for Pienings, but in that ninth it las though they had a chance. led with a long drive to Young and O'Connell both. The ball and as Young was te take it, O'Connell ran into ball rolied to the fence and ran around the bases i unsettled Wateon and Ain- beat Out a tap to the box. To- fied to right, after getting | Sherdel batted for Barfoot an, | hard to center, Ainsmith tak-. meecond, This brought up Flack Wook a strike and a ball then eda long, high drive to center, Demmell Was off with the crack of miand made a fine catch. Had aed it Flack would have had 4 | ‘ fae Ainsmith and Sherdel yy scored standing up. th, who had made two ST. LOUIS. the game with a long AB. fh. H. 0 2 Sesecsoowtwrwosouaese ——. =~ a One Over. play and one good play | pthe third in which the) Mueller cf ‘gored their first run. Jack- ainemith c opened with a single, the first Freigau ss es, a hopper over seconi. Toporcer ss .. gobbled Gowdy’'s slow bound- Bottomley made a rank muff ™ perfect throw to first and both were safe. Watson tried Wto bunt, but failed and then | 10 «Aegan © 00 gual *Ratted for Haines in seventh. |**BRatted for Barfoot in ninth. when Bancroft laid a bunt otieninn’ sia perfect squeeze play. Frisch aw Sea fa single to center, but Muc!l- = | Meat throw to Ainsmith nippe.l Bancroft ” at the plate with a couple to spare. Cards had a fine chance in the a gmt 4 With Flack out. Smith sliced a ES OS « left. Hornsby singled to left — = a Meuse! momentarily fum- Jackson ~ bell, Smith took third ana |Gow*y © pecond, Bottomley'’s best was Wateen p sing Wallop straight at F risch | . Was killed at the plate in| Totals slide, while Stock drove | Innings > Watson's glove. That ‘Bt. Louis =~ moosososocorew su Sounnu — | eceseosoxwsooeosses ~_ ~ —_ ots me ar |eerwoouwnwO ~amneew Oe Oo ~\| Seuceawi 2 | » Fevigan’s Fumble Fatal. Heme runs—Mueller. wrirrrrryr? ri i. -eenecsoun re] a. -_ ~ > ceescooxwsoeowcsccoce! 2 | esccoeoow Ooo 9°’ = | blunder by Freigau cost |croft, Young. Double play—Freigau and Clarke, Joplin Ghost, Gives | PHOTO: BY FOTOGRANS “Fin irpo ‘ioliaans Six | D Rounds Against a acy Punishes Burke and Three Partners) . Godfrey During Rough Work Workout South American Challenger | Champion Has Heavyweight Sparring Partners Groggy From His Best_Workout. | Stiff Punches — Knocks Light Bag Over Heads of Spec- tators — McAuliffe Expected at Camp. Associated Press | ATL ANTIC tee SD Se eer 25.) —Jeff Clarke, the black ghost of| he Associated Press. ' , :' By t Joplin, Mo., stepped into the ring at | SARATOGA SPRINGS, “a om Aug. 20.—The power of Jack Dempsey ’s Luis Angel Firpo’s training camp to- 24 si os ng » punches was revealed today, pre. the heavyweight champion came danger- lay an ave the South American : ‘ i — clnage } ously near knocking out Jack Burke and George Godfrey, the two heavy- Pee nee fae Sane ee weights, in one of the roughest workouts in which the titleholder has » stiff ‘ s . > aie the stiffest and best workout he has engaged since establishing camp here two weeks ago. had. The engagement lasted two | Falling into a clinch probably ,two rounds in which he failed to rounds and was rough enough to ‘connect solidly. The giant negro keep a crowd of about 2000 specta- |saved them from hitting the floor. was in retreat continually, and ty : , ras _s Raarord ; tors shouting satisfaction. A marked improvement was nos within a few seconds blood was 7 ; .in Dempsey’s work, despite a cold spouting from his mouth from vici- The shiney -head of the ghost ey q othe: tj | that is bothering him: Instead of | | ous hooks and right swings. ‘ 1 r ine | " boobed in ané aroun ’ gentine | missing punches, the champion ex A left hook to the chin, the first -and caused him to miss several/ hibited good judgment of distance /punch Dempsey landed, dent God- heavy rights sent straight from the/and impressive speed through the|frey reeling into the ropes. He |shoulder,but Jeff could not keep | six rounds of boxing. He was s0'/ ‘quickly grabbed Dempsey’s arms |away all the time and was right | eager for a strenuous workout that ang shot an appealing glance to : runs in the sixth. With | Bottomley; Frisch and Kelly. Left on bases | Young singled to left, '—New York, 9; St. Louls, 10. Base on balls | an easy roller to Freigau, |—Off Watson, 3; off Haines, 3; off Bar- | by | fumbled the ball, lost the | Haines, 2; by Barfoot, 1. Hits—Off Haines, | . and then kicked it and/7 in 6 innings; off Barfoot, 1 in 2 innings. erce at second. | Lesing pitcher—Haines. Umpires Kiem and | & double play in front of fect, 2. Struck out—By Watson, followed: O'Connell drew 2 | Wilsen. Time—th. 46m. the bags. Haines rallied | ' out Kelley; got two on Jackson, but the Giant! ~.... then sifted a grounder be- 3; B Mock and Freigau and Young TODAY’S IF TABLE 1 scored. Gowdy was in- wees Passed and Watson ended PR ES With a liner to Smith. had a chance in the sev- AMERICAN LEAGUPEF. Mueligr singled, Ainsmith flied If They If They lose. Today. . 641 .638 .§138 .609 .483 .462 .431 . 386 Tnng @ Toporcer, batting for Win. , Freigau, walked. Hi My-| CLUB. , %. Pet. Today. , ‘for Flack and drew a pass, |New York ....7 647 ». bags. but Bancroft made (Cleveland { 542 % Sp of Smith's smack for a | Detroit 5 . .518 7 St second. RROWNS 513 » Dppertunicy Lest. Washington —- : 487 care muffed a chance to un- ~ a his 5 : “438 Teentton in the first. With Flack | en Ses 5: sa9 singled to right. Hornsb J ES oe tie nea enn | NATIONAL LEAGUE. Smith was out at second. by singled hard to right Win that easily would have sent! CLUB. , 4” Pet. Today. third. Bottomley lined to/|New York .... 631 .604 shoe-string capture. Had |cincinnati ..... 610 .613 on third he might have | Pi: 597 .600 inning Was on a par with | } 560 .554 PM exhibition of the Cards at CARDINALS ... 2 .488 .492 e all of games here Brooklyn 2 479 .485 Pulled some fine field- | pnitadelphia . ..: : 831 (326 i fifth. Stock made two fine a 81 808 514 PR throws on Kelley and Jack- , R ul id ee deat down a liner Yesterday’s ts. . m Sensational gtyle. He . ay - 7 Tetover in time for accurate AMERICAN LEAGUE. to Bottomley and Hank beat Browns 6, Philadelphia " Blow. But it was a great piece Cleveland 9, New ame ve work. Chicago 3, Boston Cards play in Paterson with Detroit 5. Washington 4 athe y Silk Sox tomorrow. then NATIONAL LEAGI h. a eep ciel Phillies for the New York 3, Cardinals I ot the Kastern tnvasion. Cincinnati! 5. Rroekiyn 1 m tine Will come eight games in rodheme Ss. Philadeiphia 1 i, Pittsburg and Chicago, Pitteburge 5. Boston ~ the return to s 7 > o Sportsman's Park oe ry home drive of the season Today’s Schedule. AMERICAN LEAGUE. ae , Phriind-tohin @! Sf [oute Wine at Golf. Washingteor at (retreat ILLE, a. C.. Aug. 26.-—T. W. New York at Cleveland Miaint Pia. lefeated T. J. Bosten at Chicako a Jackson. Tenn. 3 and 2, in NATIONAL LEAGUE. match of the annual Chicaco et New York won golf tournament of Pittsburg at Brootivn try Club here today. Only games scheduled. If They If They Lore Toda vy. | 626 , 605 . 582 . 545 484 | .475 . 328 305 ! ’ spell. He roughed around with Nat- | alio Pera and McCann and ended the} soundly punched. Manager Kearns had to call a halt yearns, who was refereeing, as to Firpo boxed, in addition, two| when Dempsey drove a. punching indicate that Dempsey was hitting rounds each with Frank Koebele| bag from it# mooring. ‘too hard. and Joé McCann. Koebele has de-| Burke,, who handed Dempsey 4 McAuliffe Fails to Report veloped a right punch with consid-/| pasting with right-hand punches | as ; . erable power behind it, and landed | yesterday, received his reward to-| Due o the lack of sparring part- often on the Argentine’s jaw, but | day in the shape of a severe pum-jners, Jack Bernstein, junior light- Luis Angel did not seem to be both-|meding bordering on a knockout. weight champion, was pressed into ered by suth punching, any more |In the first round Burke beat Demp- |... i.e §=stepping the two final than he was by McCann's heavy | sey to a couple of left-hand leads,| jas Jack McAuliffe, the Detroit swings into his mid-section. The | and this apparently irritated the heavyweight, expected fn camp, has big fellow is showing an ability to} champion. delayed his arrival until tomorrow take punishment. Godfrey Has Tough Time. or Monday. Interested in Greyhounds. | When they squared off for the Before putting on the gloves, In the morning, before Albertino’s second round, Dempsey drove Burke | Dempsey opened with a round of breakfast horn was sounded, Luis | in a’tcorner and whipped over a left |\tugging the weights and a round of Angel went on the road for a short, ‘héok to the chin, a right to the shadow boxing. After | tne session nea@”and another left to the jaw.|with the sparring partners, he Burke gagged to the ropes, but | mauled the heavy leather filled bag quickly recovered. With eyes flash- dummy, swinging from the center ‘ing angrily and a snarl on his lips, of the ring, and then shot left hooks 'Butke let punches with both hands | and straight rights into the light until the smiling Dempsey trapped | punching bag. A_ hard left drove breakfasted. rested an hour then / im into a clinch. news See ne TOS De Oe ea e n | ,, the first man sent his massive fists against the Godfrey, t | n for side. heavy bag that hangs in one rooni | Dempsey, had a stormy sessio Y a ; ae eaeiat period ‘with a quarter mile race) which finished at the door of the Firpo cottage. Luis Angel was an | easy winner. After a rub down:he| After that he pumped the plano |= Playing some of the new tango rolls |\HIREE FORMER 2 CHAMPIONS | ‘TEXAS AGGIE ~ STAR, ! while Pera, the Argentine adonis, es-| MURRAH, SIGNS WITH ayed some new steps Ww -.. | TO’ COMPETE FOR GOLD — sayed son tep: aa’ Ale | MASHIE AT NEWPORT ST. LOUIS GRID TEAM tino, the chef. When the afternoon workout Was)! py tne Associated Press. finished Firpo dtwplayed keen inter- | NEW PORT, R I. Aug. “st in the racing greyhounds quar-/|¢ormer national amateur golf cham- | tered in the park where the train- | pions and a number of other jeading |a professional football team, last ing camp itis pitched. One of the gélfers will compete in 36 holes of! year. has signed to play a line posi- | fleetest of the hounds has beon ‘matéh play on Ocean Links. the pri- ition on the St. Louis pemned. Pat Bias. § Sa eee ae 'yate golf course of T. Suffern Tay- | t¢4™ being recruited now by Ollie thie dog being schooled, and indi- ‘lor, in this city on Sept. 1 and 2. The | Kraehe, former captain of the Wash- cated that he wen buy him for 4)| y4iner will receive from Mr. Tay- abere > he aed Southern gvard (o u a ‘ 0 ° ® ‘ camp mascot. | ler a. gold mashie. e . luis Angel is adding some flash, Francis Ouimet, Jesse Guilford and | several years and receiv ed honorabl: apparel to” his wardrobe. se straw bonnet that came from the ie ceees Nae meena the repute. erom Ernest Quigley. Argentine has been~ discarded for | tion of being one of the most diffi- | an American sailor, wide of brim | cyrtdn the East. HIGH SCHOOL BOY WINS and a few silk shirts of color are | sae ° 4-MILE RIVER SWIM being worn in place of the white one BQLDEN WINS CHICAGO Ry the Associated Press with detachable cuffs. d SWIM mt 2 ’ RIVER ISTANC ‘INCINNATI, O., Aug. 26.—Walter White flannel# have been pur- D E — shoo} gene carry- hased for evening wear, Luis vows | By ‘te Associated Press. ; Laufer, high oo! 6 P . } won't be outdone, as far as dress t "“HICAGO, Aug. 25.—Eugene Bo® ing Fenwick Club colors. won the ie 0 o « concerned, by Natty Natallo Pera,.| 4¢®. Illinois Athletic Club swimmer, | Onio River marathon swim today, de- ) “hc tcher. , “today won the fourteenth annual riv- feating John Mason ones, Indian- The South American will do only pices of the club, ‘in 68 minutes, ; ter of a ailbes E. Vogele, Cincinnat! ork tomorrow morning but f th A. C was! “YY” was third. The course was four light w second. J. Ball o e lL. miles and $0 yards. Laufer'’s time was t » U a fin- | wit! go through the usual sparrifig | second. A large crowd saw the tone hour, 20 minutes, 3@ seconds. °2b.—Thre#! A. & M. College eleven for four years session in the afternoon. ish of the swim. ° ui , As ‘ to face, ‘tators crowded around the ring- | | “Cap” Murrah, star of the Texas | land center on the Canton Bulldogs, | . ican place list of | mention for an all-Amer ; | ened eeagiahlamtnats rye from the late “Tiny” Maxwell aad) -_ _| Southpaw Fans 8 Men And Gets Three Hits; Browns Pound Hasty: , Austif’s Men Score Fifth Successive Victory by#4 42 LUIS ANGEL FIRPO Miss Ederle S. one. New World Record ‘Cuts 11 Seconds Off Previous | Standard in Capturing 880-Yard Title. By the Assqciaied Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 25.— Al} records for 880 yards, free-style swimming for women were broken here today by Miss Gertrude Ederle of New York when she negotiated the distance in 13m. 19s, 11 seconds fast- er than the former world’s record. The remarkable exhibition a’ the Eastern girl was given in a womans senior National A. «a. U. champion- ship event. In the one-mile junior event fo men, Richard L. Wheeler of Tulsa, Ok., was-an easy winner, crossing the finishing line more than 100 yards ahead of his nearest opponent. Foster Hold, Louisville, was second, and John Merriam, Indianapolis, third. Time, 27m, 9 2-5s Miss Ederle’s victory in her rec- ord-making half-mile swim was de- cisive. Miss Ethel McGary of New /York, who was second, was many vards behind her. Miss Virginia Whitenack, also cf New York, and said to be the former record holder for the distance, was third, finishire by inches ahead of Miss Aileen Rig- gin. a clubmate. Robert Porter of Chicago showed splendid form in an open diving event for men and easily won first | bonors. Willis Green and daring. And he is becoming a better pitcher, a greater asset, each time» he works. ¢- Yesterday the men of Connie Mack’ Pipkin PR pounded Dave and treated him ‘rough. In the first inning three!) ‘singles produced a run and for sev- eral frames the Brownie fielders ‘were racing hither and yon retriev- ing balls belted out by Philadelphia batsmen. But jon the face of the ' bombardment Dave toiled confident- ly, courageously. And his confidence, ‘his courage, which enabled him to pitch more effectively as the game progressed, inspired his comrades. They jumped on Bob Hasty and Ed Rommel, came from behind and gave Danforth a 6—4 victory in the first Re of the series. Danforth was in trouble many ltimes. But the crowd showed that it was rooting for him. And Dave re- sponded by pitching brilliantly in the pinches. He struck out eight batters. In the late innings he was master of the Macks. They collected nine hits in five innings and then got only two in the four remaining in- nings. mt. * Pr 92 9 é 7 > seoscec. > o a | ~@ecoceceon SO Ue ~n wcemeesecoewr = . _ el . a = leceeceersunal Sleexsaveweal peeeee’. oP? Dave Bats 1.000. | Not only did Dave shine in the | pitching box. He contributed ma- terially to the victory by slamming out a double, triple and single and| , drawing a walk in his four trips tO! peewns the plate. His triple started the! phitadelphia Brownies‘ biggest rally of the day, an’ _ ae attack which netted four runs meee) gave St. Louis the lead. It was while pitching against dail Athletics on the Browns’ last’ triD | ees! East that Danforth was put out of) the game and suspended for 10 days, | on a charge of discoloring the ball. » Le And so the crowd watched eagerly to) Pitching record—Off Hasty, 6 hits and * see what Dave would do with the | rns in 4 1-3 innings; off Romarell, 2 hit« Mackmen and what attitude Connie | and 2 runs in 3 2-3 innings. Left om bases Mack would take. |——St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 6. Timea Balls frequently were discarded | Owems, Rewland and Nalin. Time—ti when they became soiled. Once Dave|5*™ Reins her Boeme. tossed the ball to Severeid before #4 starting an inning and asked Hank) Dave trudged to the dugout the ap?” to show Umpire Owens that the ball plause Was sO great that he had te was discolored a bit when he got it.| start tipping his hat as soon as he Several times Dave asked for a new/| left the mound to properly accept - ball when the one in play was in such | the ovation. naman that it might arouse sus- Dave Starts Big Rally. 4 ' | In the Brown's half of the fifths. , Mac But only once did the Mackmen Schliebner struck out to start the* call for an examination of the ball. | That was in the eighth inning when | /""!ng. Danforth tripled to center Dave was pitching his best. The| and scored when Gerber doubldd southpaw struck out Miller, making | down the rifht-field line. -Tobin’s” him miss the third strike several in- | single scored Gerber and John wen? ches. Welch, the next batter, called | to Second on the throwin. Romme for the ball and asked Owens to look | relieved Hasty and Tobin took thi it over. The umpire inspected it|on a passed ball. Williams walked, 'carefully, but could find nothing stole second and when Perkins threw, 'wrong with it and tossed it back to | low Tobin scored and Williams con- ‘Dave. The crowd cheered lustily | tinued to third. Williams scored thy, (and when Welch struck out also, the | fourth run of the Inning on coeay: noise from the stands sounded like | *0n's sacrifice fly. the celebration of a world series vic- His escape in the fifth gave Dao*” tory. Welch's life was made miser- | forth the confidence he needed and, able during the rest of the game by | from then on the Mackmen could the sharp-tongued birds in the left-| do nothing with him. Twe .mess field bleachers. | reached first, Hasty scratching @ Regular Matinee Idol. — se oy lg the sixth an | e alker lining one to All together it was a great day the ninth when he. batted plead for Danforth. He bad to tip his hat| mel. Walker's hit set the stage for every time he came to the dugout.| a double play which ended the game, The left-handed dentist from Bal- la timore is becoming a popular play- Yesterday's victory was the fitt) er at last. And Dave likes it. He/ straight scored by the Browns. tips his hat now with big league | took four straight from Boston a grace and is almost nonchalant [nj| losing the final game of the series acknowledging the plaudits of the|to the Senators. That's a multitudes. winning streak than they had ~ Each team scored a run im the! last year when they came within . first frame. Galloway singled with | ganfe of the pennant. one out and tallied on hite by Hale 4 and Hauder. The Browns got theirs Catcher Perkins retired in the on Tobin's walk and singles by Wil-| seventh Inning when one of liams and Jacobson. mel’s curves hit him on a finger “i In the second the Mackmen took (the right hand. Cy had trouble a the lead on singles by Scheer ahd | aftern eatebing the sjants of Hasty and MeGowan's perfect knuckle-ball heehee squeeze bunt. Then in the fifth they >a — hit Dave so hard that Charlie Root Danforth 2 ales out Miller tn t and Ray Kolp began to warm up fe-| first inning, Perking in the verishly in the bull pen. McGowan |) Hauser and Welch In the qhird, Haws. started with a walk. Galloway hit! ser again in the fifth. Scheer In ¢ a left-field fence for a double andj} sixth and Miller and Welch tn ~ Hale lined a triple to right center, | eighth. | scoring McGowan and Hale. But oe Danforth was not to be rattled. Lee The Browns played geome Fohl once said that Dave did not (the field, two double plays have much courage. But if it wase/turn back the Mackmen. The necessary for Danforth to prove his} plainly were out to give everyt pluck, he did it yesterday in that| they had to. win for Danforth. fifth inning. With two rune in and _- aman on third with none out he Shocker and Helmac struck out Hauser and retired Mil-/ will pitch today tn the second ler and Welch on pop fouls, When|of the serfes. a Pe Se leceoexnooscun lewxneoeccesesue? alecex~seaceou?” 3 / Fol ~~ COCwo- Kr BS « _ a — eae een? feeuze Fesesa ao | > .e@ & ee ee a es re Oy wut ape aa eR i i ee ieee Be | ee ee a —— “ P> - oe" a ¥ ~ Os om ” 7 aie or: aol — IE LY OS ETE Ree rsh a oe

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pry eer rere" a SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 26, 1923 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATTH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bob Quinn Thought He Was Buying a Baseball Plant But, Apparen tly, It's s Just An Egg Plant Tilden and Norton Capture U. S. ~~ South African and American Who Won i. Re. 4 ae SS Title ask , | aaa LEAGUE Murchison | | . oe | we eo eee _. Two New k e - Doubles Tennis Championship, —_ ——= _ === ep : Beating Williams and Washburn |paeae : windiieadis -.-, = =a YT 2 B A. 3:3®- greaends 3. Goudie er Pelee Falcons *e Bezels 1:58 Pa.rgreced—Greendcs *. McE-rey Sicaz +s Suhs 3°60 greerds 4 Superior vs Bovis NEW Yor: Aw. Murchison. the st ‘218 be senUunNE the Newark Ad AT LEAGTS member of the 1938 Fores aati te. &. Loews "& proved bimeelf - cade I “Net ingte 2 o wa r a ; GOO Aree ome t — o = FO SE SSL SUES GRE S Rae SRD LEE MSE, ~~ - Leugwood ©: t b. 2 ae - @ | | ae eS =a , 7 ) : -_ - * . Sapien es oe teats of the 2¢¢-yaeg ~F nl cham pioes aship . | a, ae events in winning the J , i ~ RP a eS mies oh ae The 100-rard evene STROKE ANALYSIS ~ Stare re ” 2 overs merir of SyTacuse ang 2-30 “Nets. Quta. mratsa Sa. DF , . Pa ae Fores Pare—Grocenmds 1” Hodamer’s rs bs © 1 | i Ae 2 Lerraizes 3:3 greands 18. Kessiers | : Lerraines 1:30. grounds If Kessies ve ‘ority by leading Eages 3 WO § eehe; | : 7 + Sed COLORED INXDUsTRtsL teacrs cng’es tou ' eee ie Sarcer High “Tanér Ware wcd) Seal = Steel ve Triem Elec Coe 3-06 >. - — i >» FIRST SFT os Tiié-e and ‘Sertee—TT? 411 457-—24——) Bitieams and W ashbore— 544 144 @°%4—7S3— *¢ - Individeal Brilltancys Troumph KLYxX, = 1 2 7s — ings of Weather. "LEVELAND. ©. Aug 125 —The R serv: . once. Mrs. Mai- amon the way to recom Lareed - nati x t straigh* Indians are fust 1 games behind ihe a caggh ing the first game . 7 South African Plarect™ nha’ 2 Fournier's serTrer. wise selection of pitching talent by ing che Engiish ‘woman enly Naged & pretty ugh j ihe attacks would be ~?* Ren Manager Speaker. He selected long points nd ~~ ; which the Dartmouth produ 2A Dan Boone. late of Alabama. and pe second best. Landes ¢ ez ced at. if rn at 6 feet 4 inches y 7 458\"™ ss " errgtic Yo ) So P ‘ ; eum ae s : in Mew Yorker. these tac’ ‘Bashers trite ae : é; wn, hen APES 5c reg a tage athe ty a gat Fa RING STRIKES OUT 2, jumped € feet 3 achem, ~ Wa uoe : >.e. , ; ew? . 2. ef aot: >) Great fg nggiiiny %: a ae : } ; ee ae ee : 7 “Ts tional plays by Ward amd a Speak- BUT PHILLIES LOSE, 3-1 i"? ®e‘ters ‘he old reas Fall River : . * +he seacon “=> = : ns ee eo cerned eCwr Te ®#A 2OT . ectec the Ppa’ S. % : Roush's triple — 5 > ; . , > weak!ing et! . "ee tbe sixth Reine Pag : : ~ a . _— * @2renque ratch by tie gray-thatched Specia. to the Poe -Dierectch a ~— ' : ~ prof. oitizg DoOea ¢.2oS8 - : AY Texan. were th features whil PHILADELPHIA. Aug 25 —VTic- “ete Sete New . ae c Red ; Steve O'NefI. follow tt soma. tor Keen of the Cube pitched the R. R. Oram. funic British =e veteran Tilden _. : : Mizz ou st inniz > > 2% on pumc hi: the : : his major league career champion. coiaaianall a —_ - a oe a ] . ’ ; ™ , . : » “9 - ; ~ p eng “i -her bind : : -= - - . ree acoull - Pm oo cpexz. cept in ‘he first inning. hen a walk State was that of the . a 2 1914 - ar ae : of eleven - J a y that i certainly missed ad th = ‘ = Zee ane ¢ te ee oe anc taree omen ng:es produced two - - hurdles. Herb Mever. - Thies shows that ne siee atléed ir playin t Phila‘ rit tre « nings tienal charm me. : | , po phiew’e territon Te ayed | — eee coat worked. Riz “aii lowed seven hits - pion. topped & » athietes whe ae i. ape tee. . : 2 farmed serer mer raiere OO 2 : 2 ait ta ae . “cular timbers im the very ; players In eit oes gead . eicep* ror rare (3 eee arc r th " . ——s arith y Pies *= ; ~ . = » ¥ . . 8 — : a "7 tehed th nizth en th Phil ad . . mig; x Bec. a Py —s FlAed £ , ACe i sceregat Yyieided ome run. @aming “arr palise™ - . ' frente aundc rmuch *ipress — the ~~ owe : : . “ ™ . “ _ . . . . 4 . : ie . _ - sid champ! : : a1) * : et hed-fax tbs gives a piarer em Allof which seems te & Leois elevrens, tm « eo ores. _™. ML . ei. O- ‘ 23 ’ ; : . , Lait ' : are ‘ -- - [Ss YO Se > - a. . , "he ~>hed The pace was terrif ani W'?. ‘an 33 >and on t >Tan a rt Jee J _ ee » 4 hi . -- ify ; of | value because Taree ard Waeshbeorn plain’y «te we’ ->. 2 - 2's 4 ? eS : é en gota agee a. se . a - \a> Tile. . see the strain im the leet ce The « T , >ef eege -volieving at the nets > i * 2s °iG . ca... La (Ot be . wartec SS strerathen *hetr te "The $Wilttams-Was! - utc — - mined effert to 3 Walked throug : same i« se 3 look ' Beever here a’ ts ook ed biac ov Lath Hed { ~— . = “ _—- : ten the ribbed clu! il i with «a nunaed iron. t in y e414 7 . wiggle | : 3 , . nd ach case to make the shot effective Tw>- Sase Mortingwide & foustece! » the shoot oft rn eno: sf? Vane ; ‘ve got to Bit the ball propery : oe “ sivoi zg and use the punanes-Guess oe am. = > who ¢ ayet a — cere -+h 2 er ~~ Ait bl etl cS “- * itn aiiienas: a ~ a y re = leseeoes j ' ~~ ae 4 S| ‘ ws | QBures eae 2045 8 Liew, «| m i882 Arte was victer tw the 7 Pv:-riee «fe 7 heard >o punching the an pe vchges sey wes | Nerta haere ce “an amateur champies- 57: gany mean, 5 oe cainge. 2 t vubdie targets. and then 2 Site = 1 ima Left? on baeee—n-irnart: ipping the Sa. b@ IT experimented | ™ ~ 4 Set a lot of mec on . ' ; ~Vs .' 73 # wer the singles *itie of Nerth = ‘ans “wt 2 rt on this TIT} onishment’ * Il with these ciubs. to >e tm a " @versthing. ant weal ) _ ae erica out prodadiy bis most suc- Vance ne—ih. 45m. Ompires—ou n@ deught I found th t I cor id e. =e - more concerned about aga 9p 7 a were trem ih , ee achievement was the taging ay dad on the civh absolutely ery rue ‘light every tme I play «a Sex tock the frst came the worid ss championship at the ; isec rt j r tie é — an i a2 a50ut Stopping the frem the Red Sox todar —- come! a « 7 — . a . o 4 the man er- ; , . a young man ramed Claude ad Seas Wins All-Areand Title. fully his sh ad now us on rare bow goed a pilarer ... «.. Muskescn. Mich rm mS : ¥ . _ . : > L.rorl - _ a* +e ee s - "y > ; - “a ‘ : pega - ire alse won the all-around cham- it mecha : fe } Sten | s or what 5's specialty mar be. be . e — wo = ave the speed °° > _ —— -- 4 ‘ ~ . = "— . ° _ _— — . . y - + > - His > *= - y ‘ s cactting as the pionship ef North America for car- Post 2c a ee “an re of centreliing the ta) ae + Washington in the nint ? Rr t co 2.* Que rtaimiy the crowd : r a , : SOS TON, Mass.. u ns . a . —_ , socked Howari Ehmée. : of the insi= the fret =~ - 7 : * § =. 2s ™ eo - « - Sites 2Ts ——* —" é ~~ er ‘ar : — > -, t ' - ~ Sx days of shooting in the Grand , che | I tuite cemcerned about. ' . [Rh raim or de or when he OS™ > onl eu ee-game series here. 3 to 4 + ~ ee, TS ; > -jub when r - Sree . % . 77? rough where the ; L6e@0 targets in taking this event _ bec , ‘ y de entangied in the ciu 8 putips ; ston ~ # t 1. Russell whe ; " 1c r ou Pn : : — > = ——s } . - inter : = the Gererner’s cur ‘ : Phil a mes io: cae — ’ : ith any other but a pumched- ~ == ~ veteran Jobxuser ** . >) ' - - — - . — . . - - bl e— rs r 2 ih 4 - . wet 2 ’ or runner n ) . : | as yea: : smor tha: unehed ee Ge And whether be se st a on pe . Semer Ww: nieh” forced to retire in [he seventh due a Bae. ~~ oS PTS“ ithe Dallas. Tex. shoot — i [he gume was Ma- ge he pu i iron or net a player wity Of *teelf would have deen eneugh tt? .5 gn infury — eee 5% ;, = & ‘. 2 Lefer “Bs muir Was wert Le. : ’ a -_ . ol ~ = - + he & S a sustain _ song ‘ata ‘ Re anew 8 at Prer, ~~ ; ' e : . >" - ~ — = . - . ° : re 7 —s ' . om ast Year over the At! e Cl , ' gy hy _—ee poe wi = _ , —_— t no effectiveness if he doesn't hit | °°2S Vsctory sor we Some Bene. thirg base. weakened and the Tigers 7 ew , > Be. > ages te seme Dic pDimeimg fret oer , ning off Rube } nar — : 2 ee oe | . —_— : h ROOK LINE th — = a . ™ 2 o68 - La & i fa: aA 3 ‘ i » "FO Der Vv . “ae . — nnd both Migs We Kare on rlewge ‘ 4 sess “or = en ay > a — wees siashed their war to victory by scor- a Rew ® pd 4 Z —_ — " ned : : > : : : - =» te . ~ - - = = -’ o we a . n - om 23 ra ~ today. ; . a > Lim "iuh red bh! Mest Learns the Cut Shet. ing four runs en th: | ers and junier : hit. inmciedi : (Barn. won them ee ~or i > “oar . . ‘ =s ra i eet he. > : ER > - Pinecked “ors are >ot to ~- : with the ‘a. , a | the courts of the American hand ren? | a ay eae w » every - : re said knowledge. manufactured as yet. i [>scb George Lett Mateasn z Eévaré G. TL -~s a ' oe ere * ta &) ai > BOArere «| ce @--reruvew ie WMeK > : : | : . - ; : 5 [ae of Mebridy ~ % crificed, Seuth wg [ gave the matter no more thought | You have te make rour own, which lerpoehe was splendid im a ~2 Boeck nm ; —— ic . ci = % — °* matter Yeu simply : Vf - ee" 7 r hes 4 ef ¢ ~m la’ At The net she angied place PT si ON 3 he “ms out - I told me | Zid net think i wes fair that of 4 stere oe ? a ens good sane —~“hieage - eae ees EF i¢e ra. ; a ‘ >a? oo > pumching the faces of their ciubs.| . remyen cast a wasd and Evans Tia. Som 2 . ne advantage one es ; . Ther had seen that we were able = = | sentro! the al a knls o¢|NORTH MILLS GOLFERS | CHAMPIONSHIP AT STAKE IN NOVEL TOURNAMENT _ "N HORSESHOE LEAGUE The North Hifig Country Club will nn. Pee peo > Fe. trether Tr Cebé ~ je) -™ + % — . = ~ a pang Bours later Farrei! : ’ . bese dea .* at vee | — ne = sacemyes ‘s - ym -— oe ee oe wae and need win »> t heh gu@te (@ De bowted . ; Seward ’ : " with ru lle wounds in his ~Etureliy we were cute surprised ow bbe Catrieeet at « Gea ‘he penRan “eager wee ee ctimen the sew Warhingtes aliegs wil) : ay c* 2. Meleen : | left arm According to the *"*® ‘Be .Eevai’aad Ancient = ae Th : f team fell relied toa gat when ous Seie «= | . @ Wiekier “Yi . > enid he wae cleaking = |" ” Sa: -n@ SMaunding of t feiicws W Schink (Greenville : rerTaiver when ' diecf*arced acct- Beer ty de distributed ameng t uf oe hecieinnl > ; P Miller :Jewel! ta) &. £ : : tentacjy “Ge seid be bad taken the 8 = 145 sy ‘@eRtect WT be seVea games, to = —— O&%) S, Fred Chen; reveoiver from his wi’ whe bad been horeepeengilians re and Bsyje coant Chicage). 54 cleaning {t for Rim. the peffee stacgi| ‘The steRt t Tem Serstes step a 6 an...” 2 * te - ' saw BF 4 &@ * : 7 + a+ + oom ee ones oe

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 38 an Irish Bull, Is a Big Mistake — Wilson’s Future and Manager’s Barnards Defeat ® National Tennis $59,000 at Stake in Greb Fight Tower Camp 11-4; Tourney in East’ eee | ore Fight Is First Middleweight Champion Has Undertaken Since His | a ee | His Contract — Chal- Viery ae man Team Clinches Pennant ~: lenger Is Betting Choice. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26. 1993 Some Critics Evidently Think That the Pampas Bull, Like aig eee i ie The World's Greatest Comobask ‘Brown to Enter rchis : = er = Sets. eter Soccer Elevens Sign 7 ee ete ‘W Recordgifirst Division British Stars; ern Meet © St. Louis Supremacy Threatened ee ee ee i — ee ae i a i i a i a lle Le Metropolitan. 1 Wire Prom New ‘au Of Post. yr YORK. Fernie aati Oo — Dn. the St. Louis boy, r the Newark A C. aaa r of the 19206 Olympic t ° himeelf a veritable irc ~~ senior Metropolitan ° ps. which were held at Oonkers, thi« afternoon ‘ e Illinois A. ©. star wy ~~" f the 100-yara dash aha the 200-vara dash and mplonship records. fo nm winning the finals ° : 100-yard event was w conds on the slow ie ——— tet Central States Champion Com- petes in U.S. Championship for First Time. Gity Players, Four Times Cup Finalists in as Many Years, Meors Twice and Tied Once for the Championship, at a Big Present Adviser Paid Heavily for by One Game. Disadvantage for Lack of Good Coaches. By John E. Wray Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Signor Giovanni Panica will probably be somewhat nervous next Friday iMataheny held the Tower : a 1; ‘ night, when he mounts the steps leading into the ring at the Polo Grounds, .. ‘ at h nese te atennaeeinsa a Grob. th Camp team to five hits. In the other ther give e to Harry Greb, the bounding chamois of the Alleghenles.) cane the Union Electric team won The signor has some cause to ex- | the Cleveland commission's \declara- from the Auto Parts team by a 19 perience a heart flutter. For his | tien that Wilson had lost Lis crown to 3 acore. . |The New York body prescribe an- Inninge— 1 2 middleweight crown, gained under! other meeting to settle the moct peer Camp 0 0 the ring name of Johnny Wiison and | or Co. 9 0 held precariously despite a knockout ais tme When wen a tame struggle—so tame that the Commis- at the hands of Bryan Downey, will | sion ordered Wilson's $35,000 guar- be at stake. artee withheld and suspended hin. They held his money a ton tline So will the $50,000 which his pres- | Ps . ent manager Frank Marlow is said ment The Barnard team defeated the Tower Camp 11 to 4, in the GQom- League's feature game #e?- tet By Herman Wecke, | Louis soccer teams, finalists in the national championship com pe- four times in the four years that local teams have entered the U. S. ae ) | | : . Sities aries | ge er) series, and winners of the tifle twice, probably will face keener | 24 : ae Nag he ats consti een . be ee al anihen peatotee« o> Dayle Bo tg “ the coming season than ever before. This fact was brought home | eee NS BS. “‘\ Se “withels: dene oetieen “gt by the promulgation of a list of players already signed noleeme ef | local star has participated in rhe By Davison Obear. Wra y Brown. ra nking tennis play- ive of the St. Louis District departed yesterday for an invasion of Eastern mercial! terdays ,man. Marshany and Welse Inninge— 1°34 ; Aute Paris s Union Elec : Bailteries and VPFehrman. Giere and Vanecek elevens. el yrds al 8 — and > ay court championship but rt ae, Geepeee® TO | annnnnnnnl - - ‘Hist shows P > PP LLP PLL LP will be his first try for honors in the ¥o the contrary, first division I? R ti - D national singles. Oo v from the British Isles can 5 Ca eparts to ial OS 8 IIE BAPE ne Sta With a view of obtaining goed ? , to this country. A list ‘ Coach West Point | AP” wt ss SOS ae BE BAR ad competition Brown will take part in kickers signed by the East S F fee. fame OES S ss Mighee okt OF} the Atlantic Coast championship : oo aie a Se > = ; Pe ee ry : ‘ whic Ss ts a . . occer ootball Team ie hich starts Monday on the courts and it was only on Wilson's agree- eee enn nnn | of the Ocean City, N. J. Tennis Club to fight Harry Greb that he FINAL STANDING Ad would have be en t Cambridge or Philoner tor uring this event. Mucha © tape Chester Bowman for. f Syracuse A ’ . nd F rcollegate Sane — AEaiN proved hj rading Lovejoy y home » fun with four yands r The big Cornel! 2-5 was Roing e old championship conds, made by A T ] and equaled by | ‘Oo , Bec : u t year. ae Records Are Smashed, her double winner was q Pat McDonald, the New Y 200-yard chars hen S SUper. r, and a member of the 1912 | Olymuic teams : - MecDonalg” ne 16-pound shot 46 feet 8% rege Orville Wanzer a > WHO put the bal! ta week ago ~ Iola » however, w hes beh “= les ti ind the big polioss Mald then seized ong Olympic O1cds, and heave within two feet of che aha yprecord. Matt McGrath waa hammer throw. was second event. with a throw of over all, there were fiv e cham- ey records broken and one + Dick London and Leroy both of the New York A.C. - pretty high jumping duel, fa aa a moeth star came out feet 4 inches, while Brows ‘6 feet 3 inches. Landon’: — tters the old record by cope : Sets New Standard. Oram, junior national indoor” 2m, contributed a record to” 8 history by negotiating the hurdies in 55 4-5 seconds 1 5-10 seconds from the blished by Walter Gegan fifth record to go from the that of the 220-yard low Herb Meyer, junior na) mpion, topped those > timbers in the very good time | at Travers Island, | the 56-pound " champion. | Landon cleared the bar a mh League. ‘ebtdined from National Sec- w Thomas Cahill’s office, shows | , men, last season in En- | Scottish circuits, will play | Louis. . The West Point eleven’s sched- ule includes games with many , of the teams of the Intercollegi- ate Soccer Association. Ratican ex- ) Louls ag a professional PVP BOLO POOL LODO DAP lel ell lll ell eal ll alla > a that Swan will be missed by Aber- | deen. In addition to Swan. Buslik will have in his halfback line James ‘Scott, a former Third Lanark play- er, who was suspended at the time of last season's final and Bill Frver, a member of the aggregation last year. new signed “goalie” in 1922-23. the Toronto Scottish F. C. Fall River has also obtained some men. The aggregation has Findlay Kerr, last season for Bethlehem; Dougald forward with Bethlehem and Henry McGowan, of ‘ampbell, ] ll River Signs Player Who Was Die addition there is William Hib- 7 _ British International Back in 1910 a l’ll Not who played at times with the Athletics in the First Di- English League last season, who was an English interna- ist in 1910. is shows that no fewer than athletes who were first di- ‘ly enough to other know tions forced to cover as much On the players their positions. foreign-born play their posi- they are not ground and hand. just how to For that reason team-play, more than individual bril- liancy brings about the success of the aggregations of obtaining coaches for the in favor of the teams One of those is Winton E. Barker. president of the. idea | DABE RUTH Who, after failing as a home-run star and making a dismal display in the world’s series of 1922, is now leading the world at bat, both in percentage and home runs. Ruth is also playing a great fielding game, and his improvement has literally league race. lifted the club to the top of the He is a strong candidate for 1924 honors as the great- est player in the American League. Lo . ~_ “y a eee ee — Bambino, the Biggest Failure in 1922, Is This Year for the Title of t One World’s Series for Yanks; Lose Another,” Says Ruth en eee Leading Candidate ‘Most Valuable Player in the League. While this tournament will be playe 1 on clay courts a very strong eniuy of leading stars is expected Following the Ocean City event, Brown will start play on grass courts, either in a tournament or on the courts of the Germantown Crick>t Club where the national singles will be played. With a week or ten days practice he should be in good condi- tion for the championship. With the exception of Dwight F Davis, Wray Brown is the only St. Louis palyer to be ranked among the first twenty men players in ihe United States. Davis was placed in the No. 4 position in 1898. In 1899) and 1900 he was ranked No. 2 while in 1901 he was placed third in the national! list. srown was placed No. 20 in the 1922 ranking. Brown is being sent to the naticn- al championship by the Missouri Vai- ley and St. Louis District Associa- tions in recognition of his piaying ability during the past two years. In the last three Brown nas won the singles title in the Central States, Missouri Valley. Interstate, Kentucky State, Missouri Valley Con- and Triple A Club tourna- seasons ference ments. Last year Brown was runne the national] intercollegiats event at Philadelphia and the fourth round of the clay championship at ing to Tilden Brown winning a number of in this section. r-up in singles reached court ’ > ho Indianapolis, has shared in doubles titles a a Bowling League to Meet. 4 meeting of the (jrand Central Rowling League will be held at the Grand Central alleys Tuesday night te complete arrangements for the opening of the season — oo ee throuch hitting at bad balls and try- ing to knock each one over the fence."’ Now a Great Outfielder. St. Louisans judged from Ruth's play here in the last series that he had changed Thev saw him sweep in front of Whitey Witt, Yank cen- terfielder, take a ground ball almost out of -wrAis hands. and throw it to second to catch Kenny Williams trying for two bases. Williams would have made the base easily had Witt the ball. to have paid for his contract, while | Wilson was still under su«pension in the State of New York. So will a long line of $50,000 purses to which, if he loses his title, Wilson or Panica will forever lose right and title. All in all, it will be something of a burden that will reat on the shoul- ders of this swarthy son of Italian parents. Champion Has Ups and Downs. Wilson's story !s sparkling with high lights. He bobbed up out of the depths, unknown and unsung in Boston. There, one day, over Mike O’Dowd, then middle- weight champion. The referee's name was Sullivan or O'Donnell or something convincingly Irish, by way of showing that no favoritism dic- tated his verdict. But wailed to the heavens that he was tricked out of his crown. As a mat- ter of fact, Mike O'Dowd was slip- ping then and has tobogganed stead- ily ever since. Rut just to prove that he won honestly, Wilson took on Mike a second time in New York and there gave him the whipping of his life. Wilson next flashed on the screen in a hectle fight with Bryan Downey. Downey was being outpointed when he heaved one up from his heels and knocked out Wilson decisively. But it happened in Cleveland and enough doubt cast upon the event to was cause York to refuse to O K New he unex-— pectedly gained the referee's verdict | O'Dowd | "\ chance received his $36.000. Repudiates Commission's Match. Having got the money Wilson re- | pudiated his agreement to fight Greb -and rubbed it In by saying he had taken the match as the only way to (get his cash. This so incensed t ¢ /Commieston that they suspended W!l- ‘gon again and he was out of the iring for nearly & year. In the meantime Frank Marlow. a rich sportsman, took an interest in Wilsen, bought his contract for $50,000 and assumed management of the Italian. It was through his ef- | forts and a promise that he would /the ‘force Wilson to meet Greb that he eventually was reinstated. So next Friday. one of the obliga- tions Wilson may stagger under is /that of winning back the $50,000 that /Marlow invested In him. Considering the fact that Greb is a formidable fixhter, good enough to beat or out- |point the very best heavyweights, there ix much reason for Wilson to feel otherwise than very uncertain. Reports indicate that Greb is at ‘weight and very strong. He will therefore enter the ring favorite. |}Should he win, he will have a mo- nopoly in this classe, for aside from /Wileon there are no capable 160- ‘pounders. Greb's atyle will make trouble for /Wilson. The champion is not a har. ihitter and | fire method. that | forced on There ts a strong the defensive from the (beginning. As Greb fa not a finish- er. the fight probably will go the ‘limit and that Wilson will be out- pointed. —— —— — te a ia A — -_—-——~2 -——- = +--+ +o ‘PROPOSED SUIT EFFORT TO.BEFOG REAL ISSUE, COLLYER DECLARES » Rv th: Aseoctated Press TORONTO. Aug. former Lieutenant-Creovernor °5 —-Barrett (yY Hara, ef Illinois, who conferred today with | Collyer, publisher of “Col- ’' a Chicawo weekly sporte Bert E lyer’s Eve,’ 'paper, announced @oday that he would Chicago immediately to talk with Commissioner A. M. Lan- dis. official baseball arbiter. regard- ine charges published in Collyer’s pa- per that National League players had been approached by gamblers. Coliver, who was confined to his bed because of illness, yesterday de- proceed to professional) | LPP eel hl al al a al ot ee a ae ie j t Greb Betting Choice > Over Champion; Says | He’ll Win by a = : . ; re ~ PBL a ele a hl A y i i i e i i ie NEW YORK, Aug. 25. ARRY GREB not only is fa- voted in the betting to de- feat Johnny Wilson, the middle- weight champion on points, but he actually has backers who ex- pect him to knockout the title- : holder, Aug. 31. That is because Greb has show : an entirely diferent style in training for this fight. Instead of the bounding elk methods he employed formerly,;Harry * Tow setting himself to get weight and , i i a ale de ie te ala a the champion will be) TEAM A | = inion REiectric eg Beil Telenhone - , Tower Camo M. W. A Barnard Stationery 3s Graham aper Auto Parte Co Manufactarers League. The Muckerman-Cushman team of tLe Manufacturers’ League defeated the Fisher Bodies team 8 to 7 in 10 innings. The victory in the final Kame gave the Muckerman team the championship by a single game. The Frisco Lines team rallied in the ninth tnning of their game with Butler Bros. and scored three runs, capturing the contest by a 6 te 3 score. Triple A defeated the Triangle A, C. 18 to 9 in six innings when the gkaMmg was called. The Wabash club forfeited to the American Brake team by not appearing for the game, Fisher Hodjea— #010019 © F Ou F 21 | Mockerman— Zz013001001—8 Batteries” (het Stante and Miller aud Fiteaihbon, Cahill, Innings— 133456 0 d Friseeo Lines. 0 001000 Bee | Broan.O0 110000 1 Oe : Butler ’ Lembergecr: Batteries: Conley and ing and Fornachon. Innings— i Tree Bias ce oe | Baker's Triang) . 5 7 | Raftertes: Schnurr end Koonts: | Johnson. Dresener and Suldan is rather of the safety- | ' STANDING OF TEAM# Won. t | Muckerman-Cuehman | American RPirtke .. | Triple » taneiimians | Frieaco Idne« . | Pisher Rodies | Wahesh Club | Buotier Brose | Triangle A. Cc —_—-- = Sevouse, AMERICANS STAR | OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE MEN. _ DEFEAT SOUTH AFRICANS Ry the Aserectated Presa. CAPETOWN,. Union of South Afri- ca, Aug. 25.—The Oxford University athletic team. now on a tour of South Africa. defeated representatives of the Captown and Stellenbosch unt- versities in a track meet here today, winning seven events against three for the South Africans. s The events won by Oxford were the 120-yard hurdles, the two-mile, one- mile, half-mile and quarter-mile runs. the high jump and shotput. The South Africans took the 100-yard | ‘| dash, broad Jump and 220-yard dash: | Tevie Huhn of Frinceton and Ox- ford, finished firat In the 120-yardé hurdles in 163-5 seconda. By Joseph F. Ho!land. The Babe Ruth of 1922, players in either Scotland or st. Louls League and a member of . d last season will join forces | the National Games Committee of the Mh Eastern aggregations for the U.S. F. A. , “T think Ni ic] ; P : mpaign. | mi Tr; belligerent and vicious in h g e ( jires. is eusv eee one to indicate that b's League elevens had a coach— — ind “4 ge eel wi n his treatment of umpires, is eas. AE cteeen aot hin HAMMER TEROW We : rath. New York A. C.. 1 -* iP. J. MeDonaid. New York A. ve Il in., second: ~adl Ac. is7 ¢ . Jom . Pastime A. = » SHOT-PUT-—Won by New York A. C.. 46 ft ? — - oe ee —— = - — ee ee + EORGE LOTT, CHICAGO, | WERNER » WINS JUNIOR TITLE) ® Associated Press. SSVOKLINE. Mass. Aug. OMPETE IN DISTRICT TENNIS EVENT which the crippled pitching staff of | values we offer . former Princeton | the Giants stopped him almost com- | An. ’ is farm in nd local | Pictely, Ruth went to h a = 'Massachusetts, just outside of Bos- | t boys and junior singles tennis| player, will return to the ye men, | ton. and spent the winter at hard . =i n ¢* . won their laurels today | week in time to othe comer” ad ree = oT wae Meret courts of the Longwood crick- | district championship | Sou and playe r gz ts. Wer- the long training campaign. He | Geo . _| played on the Triple A cour : | RUN-—-Won by hen, -" ya ri py Dy | ner has not competed in any local started the regular season slowly and | imnish-Aimerican A ward G. Chandler of) ; hi eason then came with a rush. Today he is nniah-American A. C., ‘ icisco, 6—-3, 11—-9, 7——5, in | events this & oe ; leading the American League in bat- . achamuth, Gilenese A. C., : meund of the National Jun- In the city championship last year . Btokeley, St. ristopher A. ting snd lenin bi ted sand Coreen me, 25m, 22 4-5e. omg he became junio, Werner played in oe singles and | maemination an the jeamee’s mest vai- of the [nited States. In/ With E. A. Shepley 2 HIGH HURDLES-—-Wonr ee tm. -uable player. dy a Se Carl © Pionship boys singles match | *Ye"*- ean aie this year. “I saw in that last world’s series Newark A. C., third: meson of Waban, Mass., de- — aa he has not named his part- ‘that I had slipped and so I just de- fourth. Malcolm T. Hill, Waban, 4—6, | ee |cided to turn back and start over | . Jack kL New York A. C.., “oe N ‘ record. e- ner for the doubles. 2 o ; 73-108. oy Walter Gegan. , *. | Twe years ago Werner made an ex- again,” he said. I believe I just » DASH-—Won by Loren mur “a Tott-Chandler match although | cellent showing as a member of the tried too hard. The papers were full , Fred Lovejoy in straight sets. was hard Princeton tennis team. He lost only (of “Home Run Ruth” and the spec- ark A. C., . ’ nt. : Lott's service ws oin one singles match and the team Wo" | cators were there to see me hit it out M End he followea it eg Sal the intercollegiate title. Tact enn pool of the field or strike out. I was a . ‘ ws ; sake | ted volleved aR nmthice wAR in |celved a No. 6 ranking « failure, a fiat failure, and I lost the SPening set series for the Yanks. Joseph Werner, °5.— | University tennis ~naagga ll JUMP---Won ‘would know when to pass the ball | | ‘of the schedule and played each one four-tocal professional elevens S . pone in A t we play the Giants. I want just one peed Ia St. Loulsn Asset. : im the past few campaigns. “T : of | most changed man in baseball and The St.| vote that he is the greatest. His elevens could be ain the | points of the game by men who | play would be far harder to defeat ‘creased. . YOUNG M N is contained A | rrofessional league right /in one little is no denying that that the pro =. | formerly the cyes of the young men of St. Louls to the saving possibilities offer- |; as o : | e: ; ary cash discounts, and the entire assortment is now PM the athletes do not stick close- | inently. | Yanks | = at mighty sale. Come tomorrow After the world’s series last fal! in | GENUINE Pencil-Stripe Worsted Suits | . | Fine-Weave Blue Serge Suits | Students’ Two-Pant Suit» : New cst dau Model Suit« | Pure Woolk—Hanad Tailored , . 4 * t t teammate would be Sipping and youngsters to re- na ch lananee }as if it were a world’s series contest hink it is in this system more chance to redeem myself. I'll | —-even thin . ate many interested in the play there are many who are ready third: Ceci| Louis kickers have more speed that | pride in his titles has vanished. His_ if they were coached in the she Bame abroad. than at the present time” The reason for it all made local | ow had just as many good players last winter and reiterated on the oc- THIS IS YOUR STORE ‘ r . “Stick to it.” But they are lack- | because there are so many good men | her f several prominent manufacturers have becn purchased at extraordin “I lost one world’s series for the this fact that we present this Come bere tomorrow and share in these sensational sa \ings. e one.” no 2 OE . ) CABARDINE mn hand to receive the pass them have not been coming up F with the Giants. Babe Ruth is the alone that the foreign elevens to |never be overanxious again. I'm here who believe that St. Louls | have anything on St. Louis. “ae 4 a p Source. _ ” oat rp the foreigners and with perfect team- confidence in Babe Ruth has in- | Faultlessly Tailored Suits Hee Pinyers Lack Vinesse. | Harker alno ave it at hs opinuce ood tg hte Over 5000 All Wool Faultlessly ored Sui , i - | that |cesion of the Yanks’ recent visit a have the speed and the abil It is his opinion 1a on ¢ —and it is to further prove onan dele cane. akan ieideninal One thine. a great num-/ that so few athletes stand out prom- | cost ott a ieee Gath cian eae non | but ("ll never lose another ered moensc hese remark prices. ese oe shape momaties =: - AND TWO PANT SUITS YOUNG 3 RAIN. Suits superb Brooks Model “ik and Wool Worsted Sport and Jaz Model Young Men's Business “im, Stub and Stout Pure Wool—Hand Tailored 4 'Louls list for 1922. (handler steadie —" ante > net nae gue Orie! ss New Batting Style. | Passed Lott when he at- BOWLING LEAGUE OPENS I'll never lose another one. I've Sins hb harri He | GHT trained hard this season and I've the steadiness DS cnaterdigiae r SEASON TOMORROW NI ‘altered my style. I still try for home Ales - ‘ mea, however moet the set in ne: The Business Men's Bowling League | runs, but only until I get two strikes. Oy ee Neleon .] a ™ S8me. Both were tired in the/| Will open its season on the Washing- |Thén I ‘choke up’ my bat and swing ork A. C¢.. third; EA os eet and tomorrow night at 9:15 with a short punch. I wunt to hit ork A. G, fourth. Time 1 Tee scored numerous place- | ton alleys the ball safely and some times, even | a that would have been impos- | o’clock. The league is composed of ee ager Pegged gone ame ge grr - 4 ‘D> WEIGHT THROW—W, *arlier. ‘ with that s s g. over | Donald. New York A. C.. a *! Fo teams. b ithe fence. . J Conway, | . Secretary eee ogee ee “When I take a full swing I have _* foghea. tage: | following sehedule for ine wr ito take my eye off the ball about cee, Pastime A. C., 36 > Opposes Zions. ; RUNS: Trumbulis vs. Giessow-Ver- BROAD JUMP—won by Re watk A.C. .28 ree he « 2 / : , = Sand Zions are acheduled to| nons. alleys 17 and 18; Union Fuet | two feet before it reaches me. When pire, Ne Wy ul Corters, inchee 7 a coc * yw A. T. Meyer, 1912. ID LOW HURDLES—Won by Mert Newark A. «+ Tom Parretl, Yom ns ht, New YF | ewark, A. © — ‘.. secon third. Rea Time 7 Le RUN—Weon York ' .: im the feature game of the | vs. Victors, 19 and 20; American Rati I choke up I can followed the ball re League at High School| way Express ve. Homes, 21 and 22: |‘ gimost until it hits the bat. That's Second place will be at stake.| East St. Louls vs. Jack Helberts, 23 \the difference. It has been a big’ : Sither Schnitameyer or | and 24; Schaefers vs. Majestics, 9 and) aieterence just as the averages” Will be the rival pitchers, | 10; Laclede vs. J. 5. & &., 1! meng ty prove. I wanted to come back and | hand Bethany battle in the | Theiss vs Maples. 12 and 14, and Chi- have the greatest year I ever had. | _— with Engler and Eller- | —— & poet gd vs. Harry Mc- I’m having that sort of a year now -— rR basis Ritts | eae cite i Sictt e LE NT RN AE LT: OR a IR RR Ge Pt en a 4 Pad Oe fm To *. add a ee A RA fm os a « @ Tt we 2s eat tier ee a tt es ere en ee ee RR ee i ‘ . : 4 - ¢ ne . 7 = = ~ Se Re oie ee Ree ee a a Mee th ee ee rhe PIT wae ee ee a ee oy phe . —— ° 1.9 soe ter ge Se Megs SSQOr “ - . GAPE AA ahs EO ge Ss ma ng - Oo al —- Roe SRE TR oneal re ere een 7 = - . Pere Pah ase = “6% --“Gae ke OE Wel a aw A ee ee Yi. roo ~~ a

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. ~ ~ ee - -_ ee a _ SP Pes CSET LEIP ELLE RT GTS ME NY LLL EEG Ine SPSS os Qo oe a aaa —> 2 os, “ so + ~ Perey > -- gon Bey ~~ - * > . « 2 = a ee » - em? 4 a, a es ere - 2. ps a be - ~ ak ~v “oS er ee ee SE EE ED Se ae ann” * 7 = ae ye ed ”s ae _— ~~ ae Pe SE 4e_— oe eee i —_ —— > — «© —— = —. CR EE ey EN IR AY ER NT ST OI EO he SE A TE A TT ee —- ~ ee - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 26, 1923. Time PNOST-TISPATCH Bunting Defeats Mays, Hero Two Years Ago, Is Columbus Nime to toin Feature Through As Major League Hurler Meet Buder for ce at Saratoga Playground Title Does Mile and Three-Sixteenths Owning 5-1 Record for m 1:56 2-5 Under Impost ” of 128 Pounds. Year, Has Permitted 6.03 Runs a Game in Contests This Season. a-D TOGA N entry at three in HMandicap at giateenths toda’ Bunting under poumde made ail) Wen cleveriy fr ~=—. * oe the Preakness last © contender for a mile — 7 —~ » ‘ oe es iP J “iy goed race ‘13 pewndis i ai race Aune Marroeme kk Vitor yin (;ouo Tg POwusrat Dy : tee-year-o1€ filly Practically ie a* pe ae S @ietanm: tralier a) the wa) Jockey Gareer Claim Poel Te too Faras« a& Sta duet Br the stewards and ef fou mn the ETO whe rede Anna Marr, x Nellie Norse 4 wth his whip im the rv t back etretch and herw ise : ‘erferet with ber ‘arter wae ser? Gar to tell his part of the story. He Gente@ the charge and without co: Teborating evidence ‘the pien of the world. has beer matched ‘2 meet Billy Welle of England i oa ‘'?-reund coe-decisten beer bere 32 ‘Sept. WA, it was sanccnced towtay * We Hope that this Big Blaze Continues to Burn Up ‘the Track Instead of the Public’s Money SINGLE G IS WINNER IN FEATURE EVENT OF _ be Ageeciate’d Press LON DON. Aug “LEVELANTD. Aug **—Sinrgie G we aad ene-nalf farice Weorr a —_ . emer of the Derhs 7. 8B Barefoot. fameus pacer. 2ddceu Tay _,. | ° . ? > oe | mi | Po 3 he aw 2nd he trainer. another victery to bis ieng string : | day when he defeated Hal Mabone Sate ae _ = 2 , ial 3 Gatien =d rgaret Ieee fn the free-for- simul 1m . Oamn Sak: ‘ ard Marg r: pa , , Foe. = 7 Sinmel tO Reve sent pace. feature of the grand cir- get-away card bere. The !3-vear- stallion was a Sig favorite im betting and Worn 72 straigh.: Be was driven br Ed Allen > trailed Margaret [tllca Ps “wg he stre ch ‘se the rz ‘sous . ieee :i.- ° Dor: miter and overteck Tom Mur- gS — Bill TT em - so et ~_ 4. 3 « ides : ; : In -he sec - R: a a * oad 2 é 3 : a - eae 4 with heidi. Third race. The A Bary . : . *#asv "ro Tee rr A. = Sim other owners bere third far of Pour , se we \ ue hol retaining feem, £ = te . 2a) For the New 1924 Model YNES GO (practically vibrationless ) A few of the many other newly added 1924 features: 32 x 44 cord tires; more beautiful body: 12-inch wheel base; permanent top. Come im and see this exceptional car to-day ° WILSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS AME RICA’ 1510-12 State St, E. St. Louis, <t . be NEW YORE. Aue Siums owner of the ~ | “Coolidge is a2 ; who needs “The eight-hour day . workers more day “The system of ~m tends to sa sroad+n2 a. the country “Reiatives ought ne in large indust “The real business ‘gentimest than the * 7 Seems ; ’ The great decisions ip | @ight-bour day bas tu ” mine back to the | @erked im a steel 6 be scars. with the a biaze.” be looks * @pantry . Bis bands . @ labor. his opinions, Marks of labor He ~es Standing behind _ @pe of those factories » the world pass in revi | President. the eight-t | @@ucation of bis “be _ lioos . the empler: o ; nent |. There, at the head @he steei man said x ‘ : How are ‘Bim? be asks. What Biish in bis ad ministrat | “President Coolidge )@fe man.” he said. ~“ | Mis title of “Silent C _ @iefly throug bis Mere that this rerr ‘Wis create ac even. ) @iinmistration for him. |) from the point of (‘Sem that we bad “Time of President at just about the oy ‘+e oO. per agy, eam ee WP hey <n ign rey BPs eR ey caes

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Schwab does not thing for them also hangs | e is an accurate Presi- | ngs upon their action Or’ | aperegating over 3,000,000,000 pounds in | | ~ - nar} a eR NR ee Si TN ARE Si I lly I TE I OE Te TE RL NO | EL I ON TE ay EEE i + P SN ee Ahn Donohue. prem! j - Britain. is said iY ~ a 1 YOUN OOD OF U. S. = = OF OKLAHOMA DID IT . oll . . } ror a aise ng 7. fortnight of im ud i . ae & tion Already Has’ Brought) | Ti; ty ) Ger , ing | | 7 portent oe hlehem Steel Board Head Give Alread: as Brought’! But Millions of British : rermany of Long Suffering || a,: +P : le s His Views | | 5 5 | Mild Form of Military Rule Put in Force by hu de & | = . : e rode Papyrus in a tig) Ad and Coolidge. Allies by 290,000,000 Pounds, horse shaped up. justice he is getting something for his | By Curtis A. Betts, THOUGHTS SOLD We asteard of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, discussed the administra- By DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, ) | tract reparations out of Germany, but in _\the number of registered unemployed. The SuUC-| fogging outrage, one of probably 500 similar cases in Oklahoma within ard F esiaiciainntiin tatiaaiiat aaa anit mee ' ; F. pyright, 1923, by United Feature Sgndicate. Copy- probably get it.” where the Ruhr comes in. It is not by any|peen under an extremely mild form! the city and severely flogged. The hing to Mrs. w. Ww Reproduction in Whole or in Part Prohibited... All . ct at Py! ? ” i } *? ~ . . ‘ price Was not disc} : , re than a year.’ He said /oytlook.” That is Eugene G. Grace. Lord Curzon do next? Much depends The effect of the Ruhr disturbance would cOD-| ducting an _ in- lice investigation for the «s ‘* ; ; : speedy filly. \“condemn” the college man. He inaction. On> is reminded of the answer given )} if he withdrew it, the works would not recover The Governor's ta * least no progress so impressive that ihe eight-hour day will tire the note proposed to surrender all our claims )} duction has been depressed 4hroughout most ponents the pe- : | ga floggers. They™ the price is considered une end you are lost, if it is a beginning you have { ‘ and apart fr om. Dee Se broaden the young manhood )io a certain environment of books, | ) industry draws has not been filling up as it| tne history of i age if kKJan. In fact, few "The real business man has more \{ails to recognize the importance me oe is tena a ee ‘ perhaps also a more self-centered ¢ try. Even | ~ : eo The great decision in favor of the | Cerrar ergy, courage and resource. If that be true, his or publication of the Curzon note. But \ % — is ,nomic depression. Her great and victorious) woyjd get him . fie é governments, the )Tival across the channel lumbered ‘painfull¥ijnto the larger Ss 4 4 Police De part- id in a steel factory. Feeling, an undeniable atmosphere that men ; ' ¢ *’ Germany has suffered more fr ‘eak : : , with the man “behind | become rooted in. Once set in this a baat " cna en led nothing but chaos in ae ee Sey: misguided leadership in recent years than any F he moment it is more important to or the , Waters with natural contentment dark fogs that|tye Governor's | - the klan, and. _( enveloped and drenched their old enemies. You! marttal law or- that Hantaman’s,. : “eh Tae er Gane “ we (Britain) suffer because we |... ; | [pret those factories and watching (find a college man who is a fit “es But no one can predict what Germany is capa- bh end pen Siete nan French) capital )at last beaten them to the ground and occupied dignation that “Jack Walton was of having Hantaman where he Me World pass in review—the new \ecutive for thousands ot steel work- 4). of with a wise and strong leadership. Herr = their capital. Today we suffer because we | making Tulsa the goat.” It was(could be seized. This the polles ' » Po) : “ha? ' . vi | ° pore ‘ 4 Fe : He Points-Out That Ruhr Occupa- Poincare Extracts NoCoal | }Stresemann’s Ability to Relieve | ‘Encland if he went to A Gold, Says Lloyd George ; {from Blundering Statesmanship|| Executive When Police Failed in Investi- Ora mile and a Quarteg to, | | Som ‘ a? Sen \ ndisa . lared Papyrus hag ne ia] Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch and New York World. for and Get More Reductions. country.” : Premier Writes. A. Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. E. F. SIMMS ; _ eof President Coolidge, the eight-hour day in the steel mills, the “un- QO. M.., M. P. seven months he has succeeded in forcing | , ceeding 10 months give only slight improve-/the past year, Ggv. Jack Walton ordered the State militia to “put Tulsa TORK, Aug. 25.—Edw . me imo = a. right in Gres Britain by London Chren ‘opyright | rm ang i & flying visit from his home; Being trustee for two universi-| /*,,.' Sa toy abt eee. Canyrient | | { means, to quote the Prime Minister, a penknife |5¢ military rule while Adjutant-Gen-) whip cut Hantaman’s skin from his Py Thoughts considerea wr gave what he termed the ‘Sylvania State College—he has. Rights Reserved sent to the Allies on behalf of the British but it is certainly more than a grain of dust | staff, on detec- " ‘virtually one buld not have been less t ‘ 3j . \president of the Bethlehem Stee! inue for some time if the penknife were re- quiry of whip- of the outrage Thoughts worked this Mw “who needs encouragement | return for 1,000,000,000 pounds. A very their normal steadiness for a long while. Dur-|aetion has ae 2 was made toward ’ stitution: j . , me in completing the, x “The system of education in utional government. (| for 710,000,000 pounds. The Ruhr occupa- high. She is unbeaten in three “T system of education in/)young manhood of the country into B pptene es seepepestu Mitek peacvvisg 8 ee" Senne iil jer make oe sis bred in the purple, Curzon note ? , country. of music, of art. It is a type which ain would be the only country to pay a war , , | é | ought to if the world is ever to recover. ‘the Governor be- a nae Oklahoma whip- know nothing of him beyond newspaper report, | Herr Stresemann may well turn out to be »after the Napoleonic wars, which drained her/tgy¥en the spec- eos — hooded men, day has turned Schwab's appointment to the official leadership of the)! i¢ ne jacks those rare qualities which can (through 15 years of misery, poverty and dis-| peadjines of the % 7 (ss ment and the yin " he looks out at the at } ...% i ible t , é atmosphere, 1 is mpossiblie to a" a great country in the world. It blundered her keep a discerning eye on Herr Stresemann a blun- . (could not expect any commiseration or sympathy | der in a spirit of GOY J C WALTON detention for an ; it re) ation and their country Liat ; t, the eight-hour day, the (ers. Stresemann has a responsibility cast upon him ae ee oe ) helped to save their capital from foreign occu- | generally talked on the streets that ) indignantly denied. 20 —_ ——--- — —— - — ——_———__ — OS SPT a. SS s — answer dene oF af “vive wii be not SOOT AB SAYS ED Says § ) States for tht be sat to nS ays Stubbornness of 66 e best Amertean 3-year ¢ i ~ a SYSTEM TENDS TO N } “ Be are be . | sens = cvS ARROW | Poincare Makes Britain BED” AND WHY GOVERNOR w * > taining fees, Donohas al States, but he ts he i Down British Cai ae cei Hing to forego yur derstond Me. ON Colleges, 8-Hour Day, Relatives 1 British Claim Against the | ; Rios Alone Can K r | nd critics exp 4 oe “He (Poincare) is not winning much e Can Keep Country from | gation of Flogging Case. .% resse t ‘ ‘ > vat > - ~ - > * 72 = = . > 4 ‘* . ~ . . — | immensely pleased with Gein By Georgette Carneal: and Predicts Roincare Wil] Ask } | coal out of his discourses, but to do him Sinking Déeper, Former British |’ d suc! r . - ; C1 £000 style before "a NEW YORK, Aug. 25.—In an interview granted exclusively to the | OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok. Aug. 20-— Whee: Se ee World and Post-Dispatch, Charles M. Schwab, chairman of “M. Poincare may not be able to ex- ment neglected to get results in an investigation of a recent midnight I TO BE $100.000 Sepmatic’ educational system in America, the employment of relatives | Wartime Premi | 290,000,000 pounds out of Great Britain. | ment. Something has happened to arrest the | to bed for awhile.” s industries and the importance of sentiment in business. | ‘i miter of Great Britain. He will certainly ask for more......and | (Fate of progress towards better times. This is So, for 10 days the oil city has driven to a secluded place outside ywher of the Xalapa re | on Stable paid a ante | Australasia Australian Presse Association Ex- y Drice i 2. , ties—Cornel] _ re clusive World Rights Held by United Fe ; iy 7 Basa ( . , f , Mh Aaretto, Pa. to New York, , Lehigh, and Penn ; y Vat ature Syndicat “Last year Lord Balfour, in the note he | stuck in the watch and stopping the works, | era; Baird H. Markham and his waist to his ankles, his iggs being . best 2- : - (found but one colleg Ww as : : 9 - hi as 1 a oo ce “Weal interview he has grant-( oi tainea hat ne aaa nm my HAT will M nse Aug. 25. {| Government, offered to forego all claims | } Which has perceptibly slowed the action of the/tive duty bent, wane Of We ‘ f bs 5 ; é e yy Ne) 7 : ° ° . . _ y hi “4 , ‘ . e “broad W r. Stanley Baldwin and for debts and reparations if Britain were sensitive machinery of trade. ' ‘ \|have been con- The Tulsa po- view of the fact that Mra. mas twice refused that ' moved now. For the present, M. Poincare is;pnings in and e ek, seemingly was wedging it in more deeply and firmly. But even near Tulsa. S ee . , perfunctory. At Egor Aims Pd Just dress, “4 ii } mperwey the colleges. by Emille neuphie r to a question as to his opin- ;* handsome and generous offer. The Curzon 47 3-5. tha Calls System Undemocratic. on of one of Napoleon III's experiments in con- ying these last disturbing months Germany has/prought in re- Oa learning the more than the 12- “Si c’es ’ "OUS e ; si co’ : ig , . . , cS ‘legs | ee is not eligible ¢ Z — America today is undemocratic,” tion ad coe za tte er — sicest UD )| tion has already brought down the Brit- ) become appreciably poorer. Her wealth pro-| view by his op- # | identity of the es in the East and for thet: gee day. he declared. “It tends to mold the Bens, Vane. ee ae (if it is an | ish claim against the Allies by 290,000,000.” year, two of them at thie @uimmeries tends to narrow rather\a set type. That type is peculiar aa 0 Ee eee | “Mr. Bonar Law was right when he said | eee al Seneraas Save See Seen arenes ae, ee a. did not wear oe observation is equally applicable to the last | that under certain conditions Great Brit- adversely. ie reservoir of wealth upon which | ministration and Te ee regalia of the W ¥: i ‘ Ko "| ' .. ag ' *,¢ . “Relatives ought never to be em- ) cannot comprehend the dynamics of tor = ome a nee ew J shes only new tac- indemnity. Those conditions have arisen | These thinais are tibia inde: Menen She 6% as in large industries. the workingman’s situation; which Sees Sot Gy Sere 6 eee under his successors.” 4 ee a nee. ene 8\fore he became : an pings, so fares /a more self-contained country than Britain— | epief executive. ti cs a can be learned, ‘1 Seeks Sentiment. overlooks the distinct entity of the , 40; 1 best manhood and exhausted her fine nerv va . ; ) e S 4 a sed’ @s s — ein » ‘ > ed . +e . workingman in the molding of a 8 generally supposed’to be & man of en a more decisive event than the dispatch | veentale sie ; ervous tacular course, Bae Makial. It Was charged irility, she suffered from no interval of eco-|tnhe one which x 4 that the eity “The educational system is, in gern, i lath iin i os ew to the time when he (inis sense. narrowing. It creates ade gee esr may SO On Covent of Hret magni , alone inspire a people in an emergency to ’ tude. We shal] soon know what he is made of. h there i heroic action and endurance, then mint At on eee lati aca : Ss. own population, basking in the sun-| newspapers, that ges 3 courts of Tulsa shine of prosperity, regarded across the narrow Tulsa accepted Ln igo are cohntrolled by , ty. His hands bear the marks (make them comprehend any prob- ; ? ‘ into the war; it blundered her through the war: ; his opinions, too, bear the >) Jems save those of their immedf-|;; piundered her into the @Piaae orem a a than to peruse these endless notes - @tiabor. He pictures himself(ate surroundings and personal gereg her during peace negotiations. snail it has speeches. | ) from them at that time. We had fought them | anfused _ tolera- yoour /at police 2g behind the furnace in /\thoughts. That is why we seldom blundered her affairs badly after the peace. for 20 years with an inveterate pertinacity and | tion, though with something of in- headquarters was for the purpose mitt es - i 4 : being humbled to the dust by a{(_ ' ; ; ; n of his “bosses” and their | Colleges Need Broadening. and an oppgrtunity afforded him such as have a a Neither in French speeches, | )°*“°" and their country from being humbled |the militia would remain until{ However, nothing had been done a ) to the dust by a foreign foe. Neither in Frepch | wajton encountered something else ‘about the whipping by Monday. of the employment of rela- / ‘*‘Ameriecan colleges need to not been given to any statesman since the days t nor articles is there any appreciation pent speeches, notes nor articles is there any appre-| to do to attract attention, and then (lust week and Hantaman went” to mes. Yet wh ne it all he cries for )broaden their outlook. They need of Stein and his coadjutors for regenerating his hown of that cardinal fact in the situa- iment. ‘to mold men that can see across country and lifting her out of the slough of ) " - ae ) ciation shown of that cardinal fact in the sit-| wonld be quietly withdrawn. , Oklahoma City to see the Governor. tion. ) vation. ° Walton was at Sulphur, Ok., on @ where, at the head of the parade, distances——not into themselves. despond in which she has been sinking deeper ( . i steel man said, marches the new They need to cover more territory, and deeper. Those who ignore the effect which | | ee. S ae te ssvesinenenaneenteenaipateetaisiniiaelpaiilaadipiaipliesiaabaeniags Markham Had Free Reign. _ Vacation, and Hantaman exhibited ent. How are they treating | and this territory needs to engulf powerful and magnetic personalities may have told Our national debt tenfold. ‘ Sembhbaraness of Jrenél There was © real belief that the ) his wounds to Aldrich Blake, exee- he asks. What will he accom: | the average citizen. For what good upon the fortunes of nations in despair must pecan Ee 2 ‘. down 25 aor cod: What is ee 5 aa . : Governor igtended to bring to jus-/utive counselor, who is a sort of - ia his administration’ is education ualess it makes for have forgotten their history books. Se maton a ae tside sales and services at- | "| tiee Ku Klux Klan floggers, or that ) Deputy Governor. Blake thought 3 Gent Coolidge is an accur+))a¢ja] progress, unless it produces The fall of Dr. Cuno and the rise of Herr et ei eee tip the direct ssaseunence ot) “) et BS cont @ the moment js the stub-| :he Gevernor would accomplish ‘something ought to be done about pean, he said. “He has earned (, class of men that can bear the Stresemann may well turn out to be a more de- , ‘ar. O fae era throughout Europe ( bornness of the French attitude, M. Poincare more than had the police, who ac- \if and had it in mind to suggest to Mile of ‘Silent Cal Coolidge’ |},+aens of the nation rather than cisive event than the dispatch or publication of | weg % What is just as bad, our cus- ) has not so far receded one millimeter from his | complished nothigg. ithe Governor that the Attormeye through his accuracy. I be- ‘live their own selfish lives?” the Curzon note. But if he lacks those rare aii gist pO = rs are impoverished. So that ( original position. Threats and cajoleries alike | Fot, these was se wremranaigenad reneral DP SR 00 SUNS Oe. that this very characteristic This brought the steel magnate qualities which alone inspire a people in an prensa RETRO our stalls quantities or qual- \ are answered by a repetition of the same | °f confidence in.Gen. Markham. a4 gate it, but there was-so Samy create an even, progressive ad-)+4 the much-discussed rélative-in- emergency to heroic action and endurance, then png ines at could be relied upon to pur- ) Serextios. with slight variations in word or| brief the opinion was that if Ma-k-\ about it. Ae ae him. We will £0 \pusiness situation. mere ee SS ee ee ee | aia Sal the war. | , phrase which one would expect from a practiced bam was kept on the job, he event- os How Walton Does Things. the point of national prog-> «} would never employ a rela-|_ many. For the moment it is more important ) Until Europe can buy, Australia, Canada, In-( writer. But thetheme is always the same, and nally would get results, but i sah } /rot thought he would be permit ed ) It so happened that that night that we had reached at the /;; iwation.”’ ' -\tive of mine in my organization, to keep a discerning eye on Herr Stresemann \dia and China cannot pay, as the Prime Minister ) the application is identical, to the point of mo-| “ of President Harding's death )y. suiu, “because I believe that it | than to peruse these endless notes and speeches. | pointed out in his last House of Commons notony. He is not winning much coal out ot | '° remain that long. ) Blake had occasion to telephone te : | ch about the same rate. ‘would be unfair to him. Relatives speech. Germany before the war bought Aus- | his discourses, but, to do him justice, he is get- i A ee ee ee | here on an entirely @iffer+ tralian wool, Canadian grain, Indian jute and / ting something-for his country. |surprise ihurscay P ‘'ent matter. In the course ot the Avoid Criticism. in one’s business are handicapped | British Unemployment and Ruhr | arrested by Markham’s soldiers in )conversation* he mentioned . : s not went to rear, Lord Balfour, in the note he | | )} tea, and the proceeds as often as Last year, Lor alfour, in theyno e sent court admitted their membership in Hantaman bag been in the offies “President Coolidge, however pat the outset by the orejudice of 7 on \their co-workers. If { had a son + —} ht by those countries in )to the allies on behalf of the British Govern-| int il oP ' )pay for goods boug } ( | 4 their particiva- we ee )I should never employ him in mj It is not often that I find myself in agree- } ‘ish markets. The same observation ap- / ment, offered to forego all claims for debts and | 'P Klan, eee eee as The repuuee = consiaered che + will be detrimental to business be I do not believe ' sense: . -oun- ¢ ; ; . ition in a flogging case nearly 4 teristic of the way Walton does SUSIRESS — ment with M. Poincare, but when he says that ) plies to Russia, Austria and the Levantine ¢ reparations if Britain were secured against pay-| — , bar | There ought not to be any that hé would be able to hold the he awe ¢ the American debt. That meant the|7¢2* 26° pleaded guilty to Charses ) things. ti 5) jew uain if-made man would British. unemployment is not attributable to } tries. | E must panmraretins Sey : att cr 2.009 ./0f Fioting and were sentenced 10/ “Is that so?” he replied. “How of him either as a man or ase ae. 2 fs base saead itll ine { occupation of the Ruhr I am in entire accord) The purchasing capacity of ed = surrender of claims soem gys agin ee the penitenttary for two years. It ‘aid he look?” ; aera ‘whiosy phos : t or aniza- with him. In November last I called the at-{ therefore be replenished. Tigt "lk © biet 009.090: DINOS A re ee ” | cannot be said that the critics of) “pretty bad.” Blake said, “¥ rt neve thet be eilarsges bay: orel wn nd of hse jones ot Se cee bi "Pt 4 | Donate 0. 90ny Nee ee eee the Governor have changed their'¢on’t know but that we ought te y usands ; ' . Even his silence ought to )tions that employ oO Ruhr lies not in the creation of bad \ The Curzon note proposed to surrender all OUN® stitude as a result of these con- | named the Attorney-General to Tab r n the ‘one-man , -ocess of ) ° : . ' men... 5 xo a trade, and which made unemployment on a (trade, but in the retarding of the proces claims for 710,000,000 pounds. The Ruhr oc ae brought about through the usiness ger es ah of business | @Tse scale inevitable in the British labor mar-{ recovery. It has undoubtedly por eget x eee | cupation — = ee ee a [Governor's use of the militia, but; “No, we wont get anywhere : MeRight-hour day. To the work- {the father. : s yet | +i ame ket for some time to come. We were more de-/ Before the French entered the a r ag ish claim against * iar J - Se , « ‘there is a tendency to admit that) way,” the Governor raid. “Issuee : b a definite figure that over- ‘represents a ciass 0 } B pendent on our overseas trade. export and im- ( eradually. if slowly, improving all round. } Poincare may not de abie to extract reparations | Walton is making good his arn- proclamation of martial law and ‘ \ >. , oi aad 9214; : , ’ ; the rest of his existence. /©mploye that Is on port shipping and incidental business than any } prices of 1922 were lower than those of 1 ‘out of Germany, but in seven months he has nounced intention of stopping flvg-)send Markham and about three : however, sees tired men Baker, Rockefeller, Unique. country in the world. Nearly half of our in- Therefore the contrast in qnticagen ~— nies } succeeded in eee inser roo eon ving’ outrages. ‘compapies of troops. We'll put ‘result of it. > Bak —_ dustrial and commercial activities are associat- ) apparent as it became when you Base f of Great Britain. d Pay ——— “= The confessions definitely place ) Tulsa to bed for awhile.” The Sight-hour day will tire our{ “There is George £ pore q ed with outside trade in all its forms. That is | weighjs and measures. Export figures, notably ) more—and probably get it. the responsibility for the floggings; That was all. Biake issued the Mech more than the 12-hour his successful son, pom Reagan =, not a full @atement of the case’ for if this im- )in manufactwed goods, show a decided increase Mr. Bonar Law was rignt when he said that | on the klan. Walton had insisted | proclamation and the next wornteg y They didn’t work very hard (#24 his son. re portant section of our business were to lan- (on those of the preceding year. under certain conditions Great Britain would! 4. he was not fighting the klan | the Adjutant-General, with hig. stag }be the only country to pay a war indemnity./ 214 that he would not even men-)and 150 militiamen, was in Bulge, liar | sT ‘nority. They represent a pecu ’ Be ind Ae Se nour day. For example, \ class that is not at all typical of the guish, home trade would also inevitably suffer ( __ panies a 42 | Those conditions have arisen under his suc-| P@last furnace men who have ( by the consequential diminution in the pur- ( h Dust in the Works tion the name of the organization ( and Markham began an )Working 12 hours daily are enna *s tat poe post- 'chasing capacity of our pedple. ) | More Than Vu CesecsE. ‘in connection with the whippings. Tulsa doesn't like the thought, of ' se 4 y Oo m D in actual labor only a h do they get | Before the French ever entered the Ruhr our | ‘end Markham said he was not «r+» troop control, but is not being ever tions, or, rather, how overseas trade was down to 75 per-cent of | This advance is reflected in statistics of un- La 6, 3 ‘inquiring of witnesses in his secret slightly inconvenienced by it. . _. ° ° ~ 3 ) tributable to”? ree + » ~ . > MM, to be precise. In the eight- them? Ask the ste : Saeetiiee head | its pre-war level. Our population has increased { employment. During the first 10 montas o | investigation whether they wore Activities af Ga T _— ;know. A man begins to ‘by 2,000,000 since 1913. Our taxation has in- {1922 there was a reduction of over 600,000 in ‘members of the klan. The first roops. ke day they will work continual- jand shoulders over bis workers. Se => ee ) = ~ | three convictions, however, were of) Markham has his headquarters ip wy e or no cessation. eS ee eee pee ae yeeet aie | he f ker; if’ ' Rotel ad | o y They cannot pic-( same plane as the factory worker; if) klan members. ‘Rotel Tulsa and one sees a few See Sentimen sensationalized. I did not mean to , Sa college men lack. y : tg ‘ oe ee sr a 72 ‘insinuate any-injustice against the 28 gong ana gg AOE during the{ture themselves as part gi-wg eee ae s aoeee oe Pekan there ‘igh Thveugh © eS ese beats that ) nen 2 ee Cone eee . Tam glad on the whole. 1{ When. then, should 0 vas gape : oe the world. They see omy them-) steel factory rather n CUE. | waiton is a candidate for United { bringing a witness. A Ford cag t m. Oo Welcome the coming of the VYOred one, supplan ‘ability of the Morse boys. I meant (course of the dnterview, Schwab was) ; ve dove! Gidnh: thes. ao would Gia tin eaesl | . ( » la-\ selves. If they @id they wOu , the workers resent the presence simply that they were handicapped ) dissatisfied. He appeared to cg tons, the workingman instead of looking; fect type of American that I believe States Senator to succeed Sepater) éxives by a man in uniform day. It proves the senti- | 2ot tHe Of course they 0 — . ing ror ; ; : ie ° ‘as are all relatives, and, in the steel | svar og ~s ngeeaag ah ror ‘kles/ down upon him. They would respect( the country is capable of produc- Owen in the election next year, and) mot rele tm « cide m Of the American public, and of such a boss: ) business, an utter impossibility.’ / words. e him as an inhabitant of the saine | tng. tein thaie, th eteaie, teal sien taheheal . Ao w eld a rightly so. . ; we “="ays glad for any display of ' would, an ea ore w1 1 ds like o “ ; _ . ; | , that stood out on his hands e as as their own. So thoroughly am I convinced cf the situation }men are camped in a park and » Sentiment made the situation ) “The relative in the steel busi-» ¢gehwab stopped short in his em- Spye yng mean to give the impres-) “1 ee ning aa! spoanuaaies ST tincuniet odaion 1 The present “martial-law” order’ pot of the streets until 11:3 - . P . ’ t twee eie- - : . ieee é Sentiment is satisfied. So ™*™* would be an utter os Rea rhatic tt my large, ) sion thdt the literary man is porn ds Pst a vse gape on eS aes aie ee ae ot caf atinune to dwn |te Se ee ed o'clock ot night, whke ther | : : feeling Class, & pard hand across his eyes. e M&S-) nortant.” he began. “Perhaps, aiter iy h lle advisers that th \ the business part of town. “Who th nt ity. Steel men are & fy toy ew ing. I plead for sentiment in bust-; vince the college © ping, om the night of Aug. 10, of) ay } 20) Cost, methane at \elass that rebels and sways into (sive face at the top of the stiff- | all, books and — ee Peg oan aah. As I look into the doors of | colleges of this country do pot cover one Nate we ly said to be a is molested until that hour aad i ms. 4 put, , . he furnaces it tends. A bosomed shirt seemed grotesquely pictures are the greatest ‘those steel factories I see—romanee, } enough territory. police dustinthie th Cite: ain anybody who has business need 7 . there is the “undemocratte | heat uike's haps the artist gets the most satis-) = , oA | : } >. nt. I get a thrill out And lam optimistic in my belicf. system” here, as Q¢) pepative prow’ oy Oe rn ‘ — a an ay ~ Soatane | Seam eet, oF Mee . ee ae eee saan thal I wateh} that American colleges will graduci- man had been taken to the police) ls explain the fact. If the SS Schwab has watched the steel industry. That is 3 swenes Bee had n taken — ra vi ow . 4 | Lack Human Sympathy. | eoane out of those doors. . ‘ly mold a type of man that will be station to be questioned and after, the street has no business he Rad ag = & the college man into the ) meant when ae oO es sat ster ey ramen ) “But that human touch, that un- “it the educated man could — oe iil ‘be th othe wrong MMe) en released had walked about 5) eer vine | tive hairs Th roblem (in the Morse trial. \etuck upon a model rich man. ) derstanding of great masses of plain( comé to recognize his place in busi-) who w 1 block when he was seized by five The police department, the ct S ds ae ness: if he could come down off his those two elemente—education and = men, placed im an automobile and) Continued on Tig dell ' S All *! / «7 am thinking about the artist,” (men, that sympathy with people that - a tt fer him, Dat eee piniternete and } ne said. “You know, the intellectual,j comes out of the great man—these) superficial perch and welk upon the }understanding ’ * a ; . ‘(is the man that deserves advance- | : ; wi : ot re ye abe d sel a ee “ a i >

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-— nk LEWIS S. GANNETT _—_—_ —- —— » The Rev. McGehee’s “Explanation.” Te we &-"" f che Post QO: : the revelations I have seen in prim. the Ne MeGehees “exp.anar the $1000 that — riminai ¢Goa- spatc? tion” et mis refusa. to pay t4 he hag “ered for proet ofc victions againet Ku Kiux Alansmen # the beigest” Ome clance a: the facts tells the etery. There is" possibility of con- fusion. the ey: centieman is bope- lear ig or fF Oc: Or Apri: {| a im the Foet-Lis tc which i © the Sime ous eutrages cofamitted DF membere s! (te ‘aripouw® states. tech ef whypireg cet men and ‘wmemen ¢r tag heimnes, & ddep Ug from me appeared from their asea u ting 1s. a iet- appeared in cha’ esging the truth liere is what he said S. d to Common f his aaper- from the the sa ¢ eelurn: of my s4icme@eal . wth gay $: Ce ae ae tlans the ™ court Cea ™ Qe it an! the Uauled Sta'es anrvene else enywhere e@evideheas wl SU. 2 Con’ Fur: heqsar. Qt ture & orer te Com: For —— re %m els Wi ! pro: A seek ago last Sunday Earl Manning replies, in ihe se column. with an ex- oerm Tit e& DX .°ESPoe«-5 newerpaper re- citinen Ou Geom ieuser @ an official of th hinge. wate cere.) members of it. for a criee, mach vt! ¢ Judge (cscribed as “de- grad™eg and exceeding!y reprehensibie Manu.tEe Cl_erec ‘0 rpre@yce the court rec.:da, ‘Whee: Rev. McGehee Tia mo © Die re : Kah : .D lal s The Rev MeGehee sers his offer a teded te comviction of the Klan ag an or- ganization. net to its membere But the Rev. McGehee undoubtedly knows that there ts me euch thing as trying and cor vie an impersena! of an ever OF hy prosecution en’y be @ recte? against individuals Therefore ‘he Rev MeOQehee react what he savs he Mmeent his offer was for yreof of «a Stustver ° ares ous ROC pose es " ; se “we shes - 7 re efotfeasee a f cus Pro apeyv tas8k of making s choice ¥ leave to his admirers Tm wey letter ef April § |! m | mister ef the gospel & on mu: F areen, abduct! why ae mt he s@y so" wou Sr mere horest and coura - e te Jets aod encourage such a Sarmte Genying ‘rem his pulpit that Brite Q@ey of the crimes that the wet. Free goes comm i" miger et the Rev Mr Metlehee beweret FY questic In so far as neerned, aie motives hare Decom yy. shamefel’y. fet ly clear cSowuc o. He bae .o? ote @ eoar Hie tae aoc | TW WW. scerd S.t i eutet ee cure of him | course of action |emed self-interest a nation WHERE OUR INTEREST LEADS. Lord Birkenhead, former Chancellor of England. in an able and‘learned address before the Institute cf Politics. on “The World After the War.” declared that self-interest is the only safe guide for nations as well as individuals. While idealism, he said, is necessary for the development of civilization, !t cannot be made the rule of action. especially in democracies. where the interest of the people must be paramount. He applied this self-intere the partici ment of Europe's probiems. ut cant remarks with regard to the interest of America in Enuropean conditions. We quote the summary of the Associated Press In deciding what consticated her best inter- ests, he continued, America must remember that great nations require a great world, in which to develop their greatness, and that commercial genius flourishes only when the whole world flourishes. He warned of the effect of restricted markets on manufacturing and agriculture and declared that in a poverty- stricken world America. producing more than she could use berself. sooner or later would experience the same condition now affecting (reat Britain. - There are two kinds of self-i nieres* base. sordid. ignorant motive. which takes no a ount of anything except the immediate advantage On the other hand. there is enlightened self-interest which takes account of the nations and individuals and the ultimate effect of a In following the guide of hips between phether square dealing and long run far more advrantagceocs of temporarr adrantage In Lord Birkenhead pertinentir America’s profound interest of peace and prosperity in cleariy that if Europe coll America would be seriously infured The argument for the participation of America in the rehabilitation of Europe and the maintenance of peace there is not based upon altruism alone. but upon the Vital tmterest of America in the peac prosperity and progress of the world and ‘survival of civilization. George W. Wickersham. former Attornery-Genera of the United States. and one of the 31 Republi who helped to elect Mr. Harding on the gro that he was the best hope of bringing the Unite States into the League of Nations. eppeal before the Federal Council CBRautauqua for our participation in the Nations. He pleaded our aims tn the war tions to mankind and to ours®ives, as ¢t for our joitzing with other rsatioas to maintain peace. He said that the League ts “a fact. not a theory.” and that it is doing great work, which we might greatly strengthen and extend through our : v4 - i - ¢ 'fmancial abd military resources and our prestige hich I referred | as a disinterested nation. Mr. Wickersham. howerer ments on our obligations and the welfare kind He said: “Our material interests require a different course mancés that we face our new drfties and great oppor- tunities. The time is ripe for national leadership which shall courageously direct this nation to its proper place in the counsels of the world.” In other werds. Mr. Wickersham. high obligations and moral responsi piea upon enlightened self-interest. that we ourselves cannot be aseured prosperity unless these condition er civilized natiogs The plea of the delegation of Commerce of the United States. Barnes, to President Goolidge, for cn our part to settle Europe's econo was based upon the interrelation o” with our domestic problems. Th direct attention to the dependence of our orn nomic welfare upon peace ‘conditions in Eurtone. ang required helpfulness in sta It may be that opport operation with European nations. the now is Bot opportune for interference is acute and menacing. The latest news fro ington tmdicates that the Coolidge administration realisee this. but with conferemces between Poin is better circumstanced to dea! = care and Baldwin pending. it may be better to await) But the time is ripe for earnest their outcome. consideration of action on our part in the event that the crisis is not averted by the conference of We should at least be ready to act whem Self-itnterest sup- Premiers. the opportune moment comes. orts this eintea bis remarks with regard to the need of leadership by referrimg to President Coolidge. “Our he said. @maturally tura to our sew t with hopes and prayers that be may be = » ry = that man There is no doubt about the call to President oolidge for wise action. Wil! he heed the call to et statesmanship?’ Or will be turn his ear to ries of politicians more concerned with par- nd personal politics than the welfare of maz- the welfare of America” DE ae WHERE ARRANSAS LEADS. Arkansas. in its law for the suspension of sen- nees, leads a war where other states might fol- ion of sentence is practiced more or under the wide powers in Arkansas this is given ction and encouragement under a How it works was shown in except for to the lure of illicit profits. who sick- heir lawlessness and. when encouraged br y officials, went to court at Russeliville and pleaded guilty and were released under suspensions of sentence and went back home to help enforce the hiners of Bullfrog Valier. eg itiz la ¥. Br their own admissions ther offenses punishable by imprisonment. but if they had been sent to prison thefr famtflies would have suffered and others weuld hare taken up the law- lessness which ther laid down and Arkansas would have been no better off As it is. Arkansas has won back ‘to relations of loralty a group of men whose loralty is needed and th real criminals who do not deserve the lenlencr of the suspended- ntence law EE i he worst specimens of prohibition econ- utting a beer taster on the job in St. = = THE KLAN KOLLEGE. The establishment of a Ku Kitx Kian university at Valparaiso. Ind.. fs certain to fill a deeplr felt amc obvious need In its campaign to tmprore the country the klan has had to depend on the ef- forts of men who. anifesting a natura! aptitude tasks, nevertheless showed the lack of ad srstematic training. im several cases persons who were or otherwise reformed hare been killed or tir injured This is directly attributable to a lack of anatomical knowledge. To flog a woman within an inch of ber life. and ret inflict ne requires a profound knowledge of ay. as weil as a bigh degree of skill. and these things can be obtained onlr through study and preparation. regardless of the flogger’s natura! cift for the work. Classes tn tarring and feather- ing. too. would erable the students to get the marx- imum effects with a minimum expenditure of ma- terials Apart from such practical aspects. the cultural he Klan needs attention. At present. the hates the Jews. Catholics and negroes idea what intolerance furnish a more The stzu- to hate with a high of imtensitr. but be enabied. when asked. why he hates. Scholarships might be to candidates showing an extraordinary te intolerance. been charged that the existemce of the aid only be explaimed by the lack of edu The founding of the Kollege proves that embers are fully alive to the poss!biliticee of - ~~ ‘hus learn'ng achieves another signa) Early tndorsers ef the candidacy of a new Presi- dent with a record still to be made are biessed with more than their share of the sptrit of adventure. a eecliendiieeee teeta ee course of actiozs Mr. Wickersham. wt Ae TEES Se ee, - s * i ; OF —— | > =ar- organization with published azorrmouslyr the seventeenth Dy in the eentence: “Th Fiery Cross’ of Christ has appeared.” evidently referring to the Ku Elux embiem “This thing.” said Jones. “is the most insid- ious appeal tc religioug hatred I hare ever seen. It is ably written and pretends knowledge of American history. which it rerts. and to an enthusiaem for liberty, theo the liberty is to be for “Protestants” onir . an exampie eof its perversion of historr. it os- serts that Leif Ericson. who Chrirtianizved Greenland. in the tenth centurr. was (Christ's true agent in discovering Anwerica. and Colum bus was a tool of the Papacy in his tende@™ discovery of this countrr. 59¢@ Years later. Now. as a matter of fact. Leif Ericson Was as much a Remen Cathelic as Columbus eould have been. In Ericsson's time there were née Protestants. In Europe it was Catholicism or mothing. For the Reformation did nor takes piace until] the sixteenth century. Thes® fana*- ice Make me tired. They are trying to stir up & religious war in America. and do not hes tate to utter the most Dbarefaced lies te bring it about.” nes. said Brown [am a and alwars will be i . u that Protestants. Catholics or asy Other dedy that tries te make American. fight one ancther. bringing en us all the eriix of civil war are poisonous nuisances and should be abated Il entirely agree.” put in Smith i= Catholic, and in every beaceful and legal! | | ezpect te stand up for m> faith. But we are in the twentieth centurr. rot the Middle Ages We ne lerger bdbeliere in persecttion yt course we uphold our own schocis and inetitu- tiens. But..I wtf qsk you. do we ever attack > = '? - these of otlr religious faiths’ Last rear there Wee an epidemic ef Surnings ef Catholtc insti Tutions in areca Who did thar’ Ani you ever hear of any reprisals’ peac* . 7 -—- Let us hay Calling attention again to this Pamphie*.” saic Jones. “!t attacks the American dectrine ef states rights as a “F oman Catholic Faiila- cy.” it charges that the Vatican was responsi- bie for cur Civil War and gawe aid and comicr to the Confederacy and makes a threat tha: the ri be destrered the screed cail themselves ‘we idiers of C) forgetting thar He tol Peter to put sword and said tha- They tBar ¢ sword shall pesgish br «he ie potmt to Amer*s as the o! Cc Himeeif for the f : Ratan o6 dau which they interpret as tween Protestants. as the enly true Americans. and Catholics, Jews and negroes Ceuald azy- — A 7 FABLE OF A PHYSICIST. ~ i a | ~ - - ~ “. - ~ > ROF ISAAC N“ EW ton 2 HALLORAN was seated itr his dignified and luxruricvs- ly furnished study Dancing about on a bright current of electricity that emanated from two gleaming electrodes Was a2 atom No dowbt this atom had at one time been a whole. symmetrical and self-respecting tog. Sut new. as we find it. one would scarce- iy recognize it as an atom at all Scratched and marred in a thousand places it carried in the western part of its southern hemisphere a deep dent And lUttlie wonder that the poor thing pre- sented #0 Cistressful an aspect! Behind the rofessor. om an exquisitely fashioned and licateiy inlaid settee, lay a pile of familiar jects strangely out of place in this setting Our professor. had he not youth ieft the ice wagon tc pursue lucation woull have called these nietti and affecticnately prefixed th his own sartfonality But he had aceui: iture and ther were kpown to him now as thetic analrzers Octasionally. when he reached what seemed a farorabile conc!lu- the aid of geometry and trigonom- he would pause and throw cone of his t the elusive atom. Fer all the the protesser put inte his calculations he land squarely on the atom with his Time and again he saw his care- fully aimed missiles glide off their obtect. leayv- ing but & scratch It was discouraging But the toss which had scored the dent had shown him that he was on the right trac and nothing could stop him And as al sistence is rewarded be presently achieved A fast one ug ht | ae ft in and %& @ outer shell of ft The analyzer disintegrated. spread rosilr over the ‘furnishings and turned Isaac Newton O Hallcran’s face Into something like an autumn sunset. The detonation caused br the reiease of the atom ’s exergy dazed him and he slumped as one stricken while the pre-Vol- steadian brew that had beer his refreshment as he iabored spilled nto his lap. Inutes later he awoke te fod his study in rufm. the hangings ‘tattered. ‘he ctass of his bookcases shgttered, all in confusion and him- self in a serry plight He wert Thws us the end of his iorg labor But it was ali for the best He has given up the ‘fruitless pur- sult of the destruction ef *te atom and sow devotes himse f to seeking an unSDrea ka Die brick and unspi™Mable Beer THE PRESS BOT. The fact that woman is met fitted to do many ef tBe things that men do ww demenstrated nearly every cay Only this week a Nebraske women fried smeking a cgnrpete ir +d and was burned to death-—Tule Tribune i > . The Bibie says tbat tee fathers ate scour Grapes a0¢ ‘he cCauéren’s teeth were set on edge. and wc notice that Johan D. Rockeéter Jr. Sas te pay as ‘eceme tax of $6.996).9606. _ * . . Tt must fust naturally run in the family. Mr. Volstea@’s daughter parked the family aute- mete in fremt of a watering trough in Wash- tegten ec that ‘thirsty hereses cocién get «a é@rink—Naeh* + Banner. _ + a We used to think “ying & tbheusaas¢ deaths” was a stretching cf poetic Ncense. but that wes befere Lenize appeared on the scene.— Greenville Piedmont. . Why set :ominate _ course. equally ditGcuit. ' speculation how far Mr. Edison's trai The MIRROR®= PUBLIC OPINIO This column is designed to reprodues ¢ dies the latest comment by tne scading gal sCwspapers and pericdicals on the the day. a ae = EDISON ON IMMORTALITY. 7 From T is a curtous statement that Thomas & makes at rien, where he was 2 the President: “I am seeking after the have made much progress in regard te Beyond and the life after death.” He expressions only apparently con ac _ know that the soul does exist after '“I Bave not found it possible to d existence of the life beyond the grava™ — together these expressions stand for @ of all transcendentalism, which is orthe@aigy distinguished scientist has no reason te tm spirits commune with the living. Indeed, Be icgiamn has ever been able to “demonsttll _atter life. though. ke Edison. he “i ists. As for the Supreme Being. the n> doubts at ak. theugh demoust It @ @ tempt the belief that be will get farther in @f,these subjects thar others, like St. St. Thomas Aquinas, and St. Augustine, er heard of electricity. That his efforts i re praiseworthy ne ome will deny. cs tarough a gliaes darkly is the limit of vision. and seeing face to face and we are known may be forever reserved @& lard. | AMERECAN-AZIATIC TRADE — From the New York Commercial b ~ ECRETARY of State Hughes omce to epen the doors of Asia te can wheat farmer. the cotten grower. the 3 of machinery aad all ear producers whe % heiped when the volume ef me. 1 trade picks wp the slack of exports cause@ by Europeis post-war condit trade doors have been closed by the = have made (hinese government of Chins @ rarily impossible. Thanks to foreign re Chinese maritime custems hare trokem® ergs sw that almest $43. .996.500 were for the Chinese financial accoutn of F Salt Gabelle cofections advanced over _above the previews figures. a rea showing when China toternal Gsecréder @ inte consideration. The wheat farmera | EDWARD P. WARNER, in McClure’s Maga HE time may come when scaring = have some direct commercial sul present time it has seae The proSiem: om tep ef « rising cofumen of air bat bat the far greater proebiem of & fre at wtll where there are se ee Baca } BS aise the Brooklyn Eagle. 7 rc) > ns <1 the Post- GT sve study of the @@ the study he Ten of the men ing orter elected to rather than sut , iecns. In a protest fled with "Gee pointed out that @@ereutation denied t efficiais.” The i trial. and would a “prev of the whime ag moreover. that te _ @editiens would an feasion of guilt. which t ‘Wh w make Strong backing for the ae

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> = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | : ) —— i — = : SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26, 1923. ST LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH ' an” . . - j ° a _ : opened a held to the view that | Farm-Labor organization, however.| _W&lton refuses to discuss the kian. | — - of tri | , " z “di th e balance of power and/ Dr. Bynum was the first Executive|"“I ®m against mob law,” he said, | Granted to Each by Presi- trict Judge Williams, who upon pew — fete ei party to which it | Commediar and Blake was the Gov-|' >ut I am not mentioning any or- | LR , = the-recommendation of Assistant |‘“T®W *t8 influence would carry the/ernor’s secregry. Wilson was the |S8nization.” | . dent Coolidge. Attorney-General King assessed the ee telco no sep acknowledged lender of the. radical Determined to Stop Whippings. . | mocratic party for/ element which was in control. The “I sent troo " tebe ean ~~ : “| last Gore campaign for Senator. A /|crimes in the remaind . habe adm a» his death. _Thus 1l-arrests have grown out of | V@tive of the old line party leaders. | month ago they atte in induc- | When they began cag: Peciae ies oe his en an the inquiry up to this time. Vocal aggre om Paro poe hee ing Walton to break with Wilson | action which will stop them, and I) ‘>, We ; ve study of the record, s me | in’ Oklahoma the Tuleh military! = eir strengt ded/and the Farmer-Labor Reconstrug-|am prepared to take similar. action pHi _— . to the study he made of the’ ry | Walton would win, endeavored to ti L W if > er pee Swan ‘ Tl we rial, Pepper urses | rule is looked upon merely as an in-|inguce either Wilson or Owen to om eague. alton began ousting |in any or every county in the State #4 . » We ; i | the radical h it . | — : onal pardon,” for each of | ) sera hi ate alee tn oe withdraw, the proposition finally | putting Sanam ab the Wacko Spee. | anton eoveses weeks ago publicly e Retivg 3 ¢ fetramento prisoners now held tical turmoil since the beginning coming to a pofnt where it was sug- Nagel choosing. In nearly every in-/| said there was a record in his office | a“ sist Gsavenworth. There are 22 of/ 9° th. year when Walton, elected as | eee that they draw lots to deter- |stance the men displaced have re-|of 2500 floggings. Blake said hee — | Sieemere, each under a ten-/. radical Democrat by the radicals| un"? Who would remain. Wilson | fused to get out and something like|thought the correct number was “ ; sentence. ‘and Socialists of the State with the4 *8reed but Owen refused. a dozen cases involving the titles to/ about 500. | eer Pepper ee ae paid of a campaign fund contributed | Ratified by Democrats. jobs are pending in the courts. By-| When asked to produce the rec- ' = . Sere = he y a Titans attached, by wealthy and conservative business} After the primary the Democratic |"U™ has been appointed State Bank) ord Blake said it would be impos- | — Ae ; eo ee ident Cool, | men Who thought they were contrib- | convention met to ratify the nomtha- | (ommismloner. ut the man on the ‘sible as many of the letters had been | ban 9gn0 y President Cool-| iting to a fight on the Ku Klux/|tion of Walton and adopted a plat- | J0> as refused to surrender the of-/sent to the Attorney-General for in- | Eh rts Me in all these orl Te ‘Klan, became Governor. ‘form, which included many of the|‘c®- Blake has een advanced to/ vestigation, many of the writers in- | | ot aes Stedine’s aot - Career of the Governor. ‘planks of the Farmer-Labor plat- ee ong * daggers ny a one anial sisted their communications be held 7 ‘ ‘By Pres! ; | Walton is 42 years old, more than|form, but excluded many of the|,.\°™: 4 © aid of the | confidential, as they feafed death ‘tf ( n 20, edhe q the mom re-'¢ feet tall and weighs more than|pateralistic features. | Blake-Bynum-Nagel element, is at- ‘it became known they had written Now you can burn oil! Oil—to heat your home! Ofl~ «vs ae 51 “ ca Phas oe 1200 pounds. He has been success‘ul| The Democratic leaders would not prsssncir aay me ee ee to the Governor, and such letters as instead Of coal! Here is a complete oil- furnace se NR» ieneenee cone ona UPOR Fin politics and it will not be surpris-|consent to have tne Democratic ee od allt ease dues extreme | were in the office were mixed in installation every family can afford! The Oliver Of: ' ~ agreement of certain terms, under) ing even to his enemies in Oklahoma , radicals wi ave no part. He had! with othe % a4 could ips? — Which a released man could be sent | headquarters conducted by the! conference of heads of labor and | hy, s9 de: chsegpmmammms ns Be Gas Burner. ' if he is the next Senator from that/Farmer-Labor League,’ and the'| farmers organisations several week not be had readily. ' ' €XS | Governor’s Counsel Outspoken. — See it here in aetual ROR of” OPINION } re he was a mourner for i Mack to serve out the remainder of | gtate. He has been a machinery sentence if the President at any | salesman in Oklahoma, a mechanical considered he had violated the ‘engineer and a locomotive engineer lbw. Ten of the men named in the |i, Mexico. Barding order elected to remain in| jin ‘i rather than subscribe to “ . trial, and would make them moreover, that to accept the Statement by Senator Pepper. | | Ba protest filed with the Depart- | in “@etof Justice on their behalf, | ; ‘helped of the whime of Govern-| ‘Bem officials.” The ten prisoners, | He carried a union card the Brotherhood of Locomotive the | Engineers and Firemen. Since becoming active In politics Oklahoma he has made a special it| bid for support of the farmers and ted out that this form of|members of tion denied them the right! Mayor of Oklahoma City during the | organized labor. As packers’ strike he attracted consid- erable attention by personally as- suming charge of the police depart- ment. It is said there was much Socialist party in the State had a League would not go into the head- | ago at which he outlined his plans. quarters unless it could run the| 1 js said they are about to be car- show. So there were separate head-/| ried out. He proposed a Council of quarters, the Democratic for the whole Democratic ticket and organizations and of three represen- the Farmer-Labor for Walton. There were insistent demands/| mers’ organizations, which it is in- that Walton announce which plat-/tended shall be the farmer g tot si b as well as the view that these| To explain the political situation | Prohibition enforcement officer un-| heavy pluralities against him in the indicate he either had abandoned the | ® : ~ are confined solely for the ex-|in Oklahoma it is necessary to 6°/4.. « Republican administration sad t that Thomas A. Edison 5 of opinion, is found in to-| back a few years. In 1916 the nei testa: tend joined the Walton | pers Ryan ve king after the truth and “. ss in regard to the Great, baiready noted in the , Pepper, a Post-Dis- constitutional of high standing, undertook voting strength of about 35,000, but war conditions destroyed the inftu- ence of the party and Socialist lead- | | funds. Aided by Tulsa Catholics. i & er death.” He adds two. investigation of the cases of the| ers could do little in their organiza- In Tulsa there are a number of | 4 ntly contradictory: “We ers because, as he said, their | tion. .. 'wealthy oil men who are Catholics) Op p rf l A 4 exist after death.” and ee no American lawyer History of Radical Movement. sm a —— tpn ee eae | erates e ect y in ny o3 ible to demonstrate the profesion could afford Active in Socialist affairs had been |who are Jews. ey were given the K d f F ° one ‘wl pom -oee Vaken i be indifferent. George Wilson, who prevjously had information that Mrs. Walton is a | in O u ace! | i Ons stand for the spirit ‘Text of Senator's Statement. ‘been a leader in the Populist move- | Catholic. On the theory that they | es > rn o Bs * , which is orthodox. The Bs statement in full is as follows: | ment, and Pat Nagel, who had were aiding in a fight on the klan, we , or ot wate air a no reason to think that «| "Tn dealing with the Sacramento | reached the Socialists through leav- ‘Bynum succeeded in grange a Ox : 2 “arm ree i sil ‘wi mat nai * e living. Indeed, no theo- es with the Chicago cases, J | ing the Democratic party, becoming | Sepals campaign noey, Haase ae | res fare i ts Burner 7 x without . ble to “demonstrate” the declined to advocate blanket | ®@ Populist and then a Socialist. | George Wilson, who ha Fact wes. | | aoa fen be aay Moreo stall.” r : Edison, he “knows” it ome and have insisted upon pro- With the seeming collapse of the | sree the Townley pg om on o~ | ree: a T on r at ted nemo » than 1800 7 | : e Being, the wizard hes merely as a lawyer, exam- Socialist party in Oklahoma Wilson ce seo ping — mane “ p ¥ ) Berar he bem ovale tn ho Liver Ges Ugh demonstration is, of *ach case upon its own merits.) Went to North Dakota, where he a armer- a! “

~ oF & . oan TFET OSE FHFEH EE OEEEE CERSCEROOCRSES F res, a remarkably 6004 t conclusion, because un- The letter which sets out the of-|our Constitution which they pretend | ternal disorder is taken . Continued detention of Sac- ficial attitude of the Legion toward |to defend. The Legion has contend- q The price of the Duo-Art ranges S OMB. 2 cc weeeeteceeees Rae. sreersenenge ge $0! _— ES wheat farmer's star © men can be justified under the amnesty movement, was given ed this continually, and has finally had it affirmed by the refusal of 16 = 4 from $695 and up, and it is avail- *eeeeeeeeee DIA. eee eee eee ee ee eee ee ee a | a A ee ee ee ee * ~ CSC they ogres he e+ = yee ~ — a ee >> a a . a rket. A timely move [t@_ age act count, it cannot,/out by the American Legion News, S t have astounding bene- be , agpacag at all, Service. \of the 27 mente goa — — ex- Acolian able in the Steinway, Weber, _— — ee wns “ err on the safe side, +e on.” it says, ‘takes this ecutive commutation oO sentence : ‘o., tom ie , that the convictions were duis tar eahiner ita emphatic tendered last June, because the con- St. “oor Steck, Stroud, Wheelock and 5 7 . . . s : 4 ote AVIATION. ®n all counts and there- protest against any form of Cc em etied | etapa ne cagger Brew ae ae eee nel Aeolian Pianos. With lib ey . oS Ly ioe ye ee Oe! WD Bh BP es a als — at ep ae OPE AL Gy oe Neer ea

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S INDAY. | i+ a DAY. e The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined orl 4 Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH'! 5B ee ‘ EE i | Bankers on Special Train. Sept 22-ager the Pennsylvania Rail-|and Dallas on the 21st. _Bpe- | ' The Missouri special train to the| roa g at Atlantic City at 2/| ciaf cars withTHAMAA bankers Will | American Bankers’ Association mat m, the next day. Special cars to | be added to the train at Indianapolis. | vention at Atlantic City in Septem-| be inclueed in the train at St. Louis | Baseball results will be received on | : wT CROWDED SCHOOLS : ber will leave St. Louis at noon on. | will leave Kansas City, Little Rock ;the train by radio. hand Franklin | A } = , , . THE CROWDS GO” ¥'S RED-HOTME Two Grade Buildings Will Not | | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps SPECIALS Be R : | Be Ready for Occupancy Be- | - fore Middle of November. | | | | Do Not Overlook Our Remarkable August Sales’ Offering of Although a heavy increase in en- rollment is expected when the St. | . Louls public schools open, Sept. 4, ; i 9 } : | i for the 1922-1923 term, the Board | O ‘pe ro U S cL S I ts of Education finds itself with no : more school buildings than it had in the 19231-1922 term, when the sit- | Newest Fall Models— uation was far from satisfactory , , ) owing to congestion. | i $40 to $50 Values at It was expected that two new | Srade schools, the Cyrus P. Wal- | bridge, at Davidson and Lillian ave- nues, and the Edward H. Long, at Morganford road and Walsh street, would be ready for occupancy at . the beginning of the new term, but $8 GOOD MONDAY, construction of both is two months | AY and WEDNESDAY behind schedule and the buildings | ,*. will not be in commission before ea middle of November. The high school situation is even | worse than that of the esend schools. The _ children sradgated | D F from grade schools last June num- | bered 6112 and we. Norwek show that | e ivers at least 70 per cent of the graduates | © j}enter the high schools. The high S as er | schools last June awarded diplomas | |to only 1372 pupils, and because of | lack of space the pupils’ studies were | |limited to part time. The total en-_ Family size cd A most exceptional selling : | é | rollment in public schools for the | 15-gallon Copper z [ im) and one that will appeal to |1921-1922 term was 110,926. : Tub Washer with } i Mi ie all who would save extremely : | | | | | | : 1D) ALY iM i) } The curricula of the high | schools and the courses of study in| | gas heater and on carefully tailored clothes ithe grade schools wiil remain the | aluminum wring- of s lendid all-wool fabrics Same as iast year. Seven courses | ‘will be offered in the high schools. | er. 'In this group are included general, | classical, commercial and manual | training courses, all of four years’ | Cg 'duration. Five shirt courses also | are given. Plans are under way for the con- | : : t f ial hool for | : Co RA nthe hg _ Special Demonstration of the |vard and Henrietta street. This is | to be a portable structure and will | in the newest patterns and colorings. The styles are the most approved for Fall, the tailoring is very high- -grade and with every Suit is an extra pair of trousers. Bingle-breaste d, double-breasted, Small charge for altera- sports and Norfolk tions other than short- models—of light, me- ening or léngthening of dium and dark col. sleeves and trousers.’ ored all-wool fabrics. Sizes 34 to 50, includ. a stouts, groes has been enlarged. Crowded conditions are expected to prevail in “3 be ready for use about Jan. 1. The ‘ new HKoosevelt High School, ufider - | 1-709 h SIXTH construction at Hartford street and | ‘ Louisiana avenue, will not be com- \ « “maT Ty pleted for another year. ; | . 7 ished by , SPECIALS The Sumner High School for ne- G the grace schools for negroes as a eee ict the pe oa of negro . 3 mr. “ATTORNEY | Electric Washer — Bw 7 | IN MOLL CASE SOUGHT Bh . - C peries 4] - : Plea A Put Sa es in Jail | Operating Upon | : } Ba: on His usal to Answer . a *fe alances ; | eee , i 69 Questions. An Unusually Scientific J Be 24 lb. sk. er ee eee ee eee? E: Splendid Principles z | shall issue a commitment to commit | Value at greee With Surprising | Philip Pollack, a lawyer, of 4157 | * West Pine boulevard, to $ail for re- Results 4 d m , fusal to answer certain questions pro- . : ; . . ta “5 and stubs. Second PFieer / Nowin Progress—T he August Sale of Men’s Sample Hats $5 to $6 Values $985 : @ Newest Fall models—products of a leading ‘ Eastern maker of high-grade Hats, in styles ap- proved for men and young men. The maker's : label on almost every one of them is your assur- : ance that their excellence cannot be estimated a pounded by Attorney Taylor R. Young in the course of a Gepostion | given by Pollack in a suit contest- dealer, who died Sept. 3, 1922. The notgry’s problem is whether he is chines is Se eee by this extraordinary price. ~ SAYS Jae wee S-Oe i rwe STORE<; 7 * “7 S214 Fasten me PUCd for a commitmen There are soft Hats with silk, rough or smooth finish — in black and the correct, wen or mixed colors. Main Fleer oe | A Special Monday Selling for Men— white lb — fluence on Mol]l in the drawing of | omane 10: 14 the will. The estate was inventoried —— at $75,212 ® | r xford «4 Rep Shirts A notary public has the power to = TRI jesue such a commitment, which | would be served by the Sheriff. The | suit in which the deposition was be- a STAMPS ing taken was brought by Mre. | / . George Harden of 3242 Portis avenue Y and TUESDAY Scpaten, Prosedets By/6 yeand ott. | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps It alleges that Pollack used undue in- Ix. @es & . / ae Tp PTT, ARIS EP SE ee, ge eae 2 Spry tt ‘ee ide ay oF ™ . ae +e 33% DISCOUNT SALE Solid Colors and Plain White inished nets | Bites tea | On All Cane, Reed and Fiber Livng-Room Suites, Odd Chairs, Tables and Rockers edinevadaiaane 1 85 Special at .......-.+ ae ¢ cloth of ex- | a9 90¢ , Also on Odd Dressers, Dressing Tabies and a Dressers € Neatly tailored, serviceable Shirts of dependable rep eloth and highly mercerized Oxford. All are made erized yarns. | ak Te 3 26¢ Regular $1.00 and Milk, iT¢ Can r Fabrics e with pre-shrunk neckband and soft in neckband stv turnback cuffs. 2500 Bhirts in this of ; all. white or pista tan cc ivan TA We are offering in this sale Suites upholstered with the a velours and tapestries; the prices will surprise you. bes, large ehiffersbe as and "Tarrctae cvaniy $4 78 Living-Room Suite asiow | "$125 Bis article about the home or office no 112-114 will b rte MULVIHILL’S N. 12TH ST. | POst-DISPATOH Want hd male

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"som. eB ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately 4- od » 4 a — =o i. ee eae a a a Se ee eee — A eb ee Oe 7 —e = a ne as —- ¥ a THE FABRICS include velver- | FUR TRIMMINGS are squirrel, as ette, Gerona, oriona, roi de wolf. for, caracul, sable for, |} | | Boys’ $2,25 Wool Knickers laine, oo lustrosa, Fm nutria, raccoon, platinum foz, | vennet, formosa, armandate, . other pelts | eS . . preciosa, and many other rich kit for a in on P | : —Offered at the Very Special Price of weaves. approved for this Winter. oe 3 Wool Cassimere Knickers in medium and dark | and tan; checked and striped patterns: all full lined an: —_ ~ ee A $10 deposit holds any Coat cho- Re with hip and watch pockets and belt loops. Sizes 6 to 17.. ) sen in this sale until October Ist. | ~ Feuerth Fileer be tes — - Monday—Women and Misses Should Attend This S a | e of GF, i [5° Se hoo / Dre | August Sale of Gloves @ wiertnatatoamap: An Event Presenting Savings Entirely Too Important to Overlook 4. : . ' The newest types of Fall Gloves are in this selling—kinds which will fit perfectly — =. yi Z% 3 wear con th idly—all offered at savings so decided that buying for future as well | 3 : Spectal bell ~- - [2 a+ S Ei a eR! A ae ~ a = Va t . . 5 EE 3 | ' ; é : kh ;& aa ‘aah. - - - ¥ re» Ce as immediate needs would be very wise. : . 3 .S Monday... Kid Gauntlets | Kid Gloves || White Gloves $2.95 Values $2.50 Values Special, Pair | | - 4 ; 1 88 l l 5 Q) o : ae i ey q Included in these new Fall garments are two-piece z | _ iw\ ) | ~\, A ; Suits, J-piece Coat Dresses, overblouse models and on Im ed Gauntlets, in full- | —ae ~ my effect, —— a | —of imported kid: two-clasp So - ' : Dresses. The materials are novelty all-wool tweeds ee ee ee eee Oe aes: a, tine with fancy | | style. with Paris point stitched | \\ Sl | serges in many colors and combinations. Trimmed with x, brown, beaver, tan, — beaver and black—with fancy | Meng erste 9h . / . . gray and white. | embroidered backs. backs; only 2 pairs to a burer ' 2 ee ig | broidery, emblems, braid and stitching. Sizes 7 to 14. “\ : : ' i tt it . $2.50 and $3 Silk Gauntlets $1.50 Long Gloves s tie) P| || Be eS White Middies Novelty Silk Gauntlets of well-known makes: all-white or $1] 50 -button, Duplex or Chamois Suede Gloves: in 4 : an “ty 7 f $1.96 Value, $1.39 > ‘ i* s' 2 7 e he e259 white with embroidered backs.............. ie eth chamois shade with embroidered backs ...... rt ' Pe | ween Special Main Fleer isi | . ie SC 1 | | All-woeol gymnasium Bloomers; Regulation Middy Blouses * a me" ee ‘Ty? full pleated models en adifustable white jean; with large, be re . outs. ‘tne aniline 4 7. Be | bri meee) eee Mountings “ee ae j a sa | ~ Sale of Boys Furnishings” —Many School Needs at Very Remarkable Savings 4 “Kaynee” Blouses “Kaynee” Blouses 2 | it A = err asSe Monday—Another August Event Important to Many— A Sale of Jewelry $1.50 to $3.00 S QQ Practical and Novelty Pieces Am wumusual collection of attractive Jewelry—popular pieces of solid gold, steriing lwer, gold and silver plate and metal effects. The following are but a few of the péeces effered ard you srheuld select as early as possibia — - t and most exquisite 7 $1 Value igne—vartations of the ’ | itiful basket patterns, with ; Special. | ides and shanks. Al]! Y aes aT Sizes 7 to 15 Years $00 collar-attached Blouses of fast-color percale: Button-down, attached-collar styles of excellent neatly tailored with yoke and faced sleeves in vwa- (| fine-count percales: fast-color. checked and striped rious patterns and al] ideal for school wear. A group patterns on light and dark grounds—all serviceabiy frem which to anticipate a year’s needs. ~~ —_ of a kind you will appreciate at this spe- Very Exceptional Values Are T a si : i ‘ : — g. Not i: f “Black Cat’ Hose | $1.65 Fruit-of-theLoom Shirts | “Boy Blue” aN Xx a. -*~ ‘ Xt we Sizes 12°%% to 14 neck. Special at $3.98 to $10 Values In this special group for Mon- 50c Neckwear | §O0c and 75c Belts a , meer .- PYF \ Serck \ i 46 ay there are 1200 pairs of me- | Bors’ Knitted beg bare pee as og oa a ' : a =~ - 4 = st itt . «& . . n or ia > | —= NX Ma | " PEAS 1X8 rage eg pyc Stocking’: designs from which to 35 | buckle. Sizes 24 to 20. Cm / : alt “ew / pe OD s. : re for $1.00. choose. Spectal at c ' Special at ° 35¢ Faeery bead Tr pine—treeckes—hair crnaments—bdbag la vwallieres—compacts—cuff links—bdeit bucklice—peck ert Ruives and many ether articies. Main Fleer SHUN A AY Mn i “ai » lal APIGP SPP Se SPS SK "Pe r + ( amo im Y y oa _ > . An Unusually Interesting Sellki : ° Only 400 in Lot ; 6S ats _| Children’s Umbrellas|' | 4) exc, meur.czt| Silk Brassieres | toon $4 00|| Para sey silk, radium and satin— ; cemall size Umbreling of American tat- z . ©); with ¢t 3 : the sort that every woman | and serviceably made; ring aad benaiker and miss will wear with Fall ~—y ry Eo PS SE eS weet hand- | | costumes—their quality be- | @ Brassieres and Bust Confiners of * | Wate Wteer - & ¢ 7 , a? School Handkerchiefs | Boys’ Hats and Caps In view of the far out-of-the-ordinary ag aentaes emis ee... iin ~wiliee en 9 y ing in no way indicated by | beautiful silk brocades and pink satin, this low price. Flounced | trimmed in various ways with lace. styles are finished with em- | In the lot are all sizes, but not in every broidered pleating. style. : PP PAPIPS SE POLL EP PIP PA CEES EC PPPO EM PKi PG PEN VS Pt savings, we advise early selections , or solid hue—some with woven ues, Special béeecosesedcuannn y / berders of contrasting shades. New | styles and al! samples fom $1.50 and $2 Bust Confiners : : oY od feather, cloth, chimchilte and plush. Areal pink satin-striped materials; a good range of sizes: Monday. ea.. Attractive styles, durably made of allover lace. Dink mesh and 89c

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1923. wy S°%F dad 18a The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ta ~~, ee ee , Femous~Barr Cos August Sales g the Remaind 7 / | Charge Purchases Made During the Remainder o = ptember Statement % | the Month Will Appear on September Blatdnente ela = ee tes See, New Store Hours—-Daily §:30 to 5:00; Saturday 8:36 to 5:30. ae ~* Present Seasonable Merchandise at Emphatic Underpricings | Sale of: Nadleira —Oftering Vast Quantities of High Quality, Exquisitely Hand-Embroidered Li ; . Purchased for the Occasion and Values Which y Will. aie a ly wat oe omega a nites a ay BA gp at Lower Prices Than We Can Duplicate Them Today at Wholesale. rr seeeeeereee — See eee eee ’ hind AAbbbbetetattitiiitiyity yy} . . pepeeeere’’ paign— i All Specially St. Louis Distribution of Beautiful Linens at Highly Advantageous Prices. a Napkins $6.98 Value, Dozen Ovals 39c Value, Each Towels $1.50 Value, Each Madeira Scarfs | $2.50 Value, $4.45 Rose-point scalloped and hand-embroidered 12-inch Madeira Napkins; 200 dozen in the lot; limit of 1 dozen to a customer—no mall or phone orders. 25c Madeira Oval Doilies pure linen, finished with hand scalloping and trimmed with hand-embroidered de- signs; 6x12Z-inch size. SOc $145 of sett seat esti fitingr > 18x36-inch Madeira Scarfs of he —- a Dainty Madeira Towels in superior quality linen with 20x27-inch size, made of ex- plain centers and very beauti- cellent cotton Huck ana ful hand-scalloped rose point dges. beautifully hand embroider- ey 18x54-in.. . $1.06 $3.50 value, ed and scalloped. $2.96 value, 18%x45-in. ee ee ee eee — Lunch’ = Sets $69.50 Values 9 | $39.75 Ttalian Towels of linen huck, 18x64-in. Table solid Runner and 12 mats —trimmed w ith Italian filet and eut- work: filet medal- lions and edging. Lunch’ Sets $29.50 to $35.50 ad . Values REESE SBE Ae be : $18.95 || Zale rowerens ae Italian ecru linen ?) Oe A % : toca texan” “Ceneesey) ah Cem re *¢ crash Sets, beauti- fully handmade: con- F 2: a sisting of 18x54-inch ) is et ao os table runner and 12 12x18-inch mats. Madeira Linen Cloths Pure linen Tablecloths in the new oblong shape, elaborately adorned on border and in center. Gorgeous designs. $29.50 Value,| $35 Value, $39.50 Value, 72x90-In. Size,| 72x90-In. Size, |72x96-In. Size, Each Each Each 319-2 $962 $98.75 ‘ ~~? rrr"rvrTy ‘rr 'TrT797 LL COULIETeerrr eeqege Vittttbithibhitbhitibibhhhhhhpbibbboobhahhdhhihhehl dat reiri iit tity) BA b AL DAS bSd. Towels $2.50 to $2.75 Val. $1.85 Cloths $24.50 Values $14.75 Linen Tea Cloths in round 72-inch size; lavishiy hand em- broidered in elab- orate tterns and finishe with hand- ' scalloping. Pillowcases | Bridge Sets $10.08 Vatues $7.95 36x36-in. Covers with 4 nap- kine in 138-in. sise; of pure linen with Madetra hand-em- broidered scalloping and designs. $15.98 Values, Pr. $10.95 With medallions of real filet and Itallan lace and hand- embroidery. Finished with filet edging. 45x36-inch size. Madeira Linen Napkins Very superior quality is the nen in these Madeira Napkins, and they are hand-embroidered in solid and eyelet work, with ex- quisite rose point edges; 13x13-inch size. $9.50 Value, $7.60 to $8 | $8.98 Value, Values, Dozen © Dozen | Doze A95 Ee — TTI TITTTT TYTTITITITITITITITITITI TT Tl TT square sfeeaegaeeaas « »& medallions; ed with filet lace. 16x26-inch size. Vow wi.’ . - J oe - Ry pe Ne ype ep peg ng pe TN ge etig Wns apg ey GOW oy ert. SS SD OSES S900 0590958 599 SSE ws iL yo 8 eR OS 0 BEER OSs Ae BETO E EOS Ot 0 HOES OO Se SEs OTE OU ES EOD OOD Se OEE NOOSE SES: ese ——— —— Madeira Cloths Special Luncheon Napkins 813.08 Val . Dozen gee $9.95 14-inch size: trimmed with Italian filet, cut- work and hand embroid- Napkins bons’. wee Handsome Napkins in 18x18-inch size: embroid- ered in beautiful pat- terns; rose point edges. $35 value, 20x20-inch, size, dozen Centerpieces $1.75 to $1.98 4 226 Madeira Linen Lunch- | Values Beautifully designed eon Cloths, hand-em- Centerpieces in 15-inch | broidered in eyelet and size. — a ee beautiful a * F nen and nished with inch, each shape. Oval Madeira Doilles, hand-embroidered in a | basket pattern with solid - 3 TR9oORERR BORER EEPROE RUS Ew EeP LER LESS SS 18x 18-inch and cut-work; 6x12-inch size. value ° round Linen Pillowcases $7.50 Values, Pair Madeira Linen Cases lavishly hand- embroidered and finished with large, fancy scalloped edge; 45x36 inch size. Madeira Scarfs Two groups offering exceptional sav- ings in handmade rose point scalloped and eyelet embroidered edge Scarfs. $3.50 walue, 18x45-inch $3.95 value, 18x54-ineh Madeira Scarfs $7.98 to $8.98 $4.95 Values Madeira Linen Scarfs, elaborately hand-embroidered itn eyelet and solid work; finished with hand-scalloped rose point edges. 18x45-inch size. ~ ae = - if ee ty i$ } ie r Monday Will Be a Splendid Time to Attend the August Furniture Sale Presenting Surprising Values in High Quality Furniture 7 @. You have just a few more days to share in the extraordinary savings that are being featured in this annual evegt. Right now is an ideal time to buy Furniture, whether you want to refurnish your home entirely or just wana single piece. For your convenience later deliveries and deferred payments may be arranged. - Mohair Suites zs, 505 Unusually handsome are these Suites which con- sist of large davenport, chair and wing chair; cov- ered with superior quality taupe mohair with outside backs of high-grade velour. Workmanship is of the highest quality throughout. | =e : : Z Velour Suites | Mohair Suites | Tapestry Suites | Dining au 4 ; F otha two-piece Middy lels and one-piece wool tweeds and rimmed with em- co . 7 —Offered Monday at the Remarkably Special Price of ...... @ Only 65 Rugs are in this unusual offering—all very high grade, with a deep pile and room-size, being 9x12 feet. Choice of attrac- ‘tive designs in many beautiful colorings and combinations of Shades—a group that should attract all home-makers who would save on Rugs of dependable grade. Fifth Floor Seen — | wewwer Middy th large, braid-trim- Bizes 6 to 20 years. Fourth Fieer A = Many Will Welcome the Continuance of Our Offering of Sewing Machines “Climax” Portable Electric Model @ A large assortment of do- mestic Oatmeal Papers in the wanted colorings. Suitable for the various rooms in the home. At 12'4c Good quality Bedroom Papers in stripe and shadow RD Se OLD. ser = ete $50 Value CEERI EOD. BY et AB A SE tel aie a RRs Ce ee PRE LES SREP RTS, FRE Se ee q@ Secure your Machine tomorrow while this splendid offer prevails, these Climax models are highly efficient, being made by the New Home Sewing Machine Co. Guar- mechanically perfect, they have beautiful walnut finished case and cover. Full set of Griest attach- effects, for living rooms, also included with each machine. , a oa foliage designs for halls. Tapestry effects Papers, in various color combinations. For living and dining rooms, also halls Fifth Floer ow +3 S=. Sete $200 Value $500 Value $275 Value $500 Value 4135 | °395. | *149=) feo Three-piece Velour Suites, in Handsome Mohair Suites with | Sample Suites, one of a k PGi ae: gee * 7 oi Blue” Shirts ~ 75C mumber of sample Shirts of percale and tached-collar styles 8, 13% and 14 neck. Second Fieer Many Economical Housewives Will Avail Themselves of These “Housewares Specials” Needs for Home and Lawn at Extreme Savihgs al of tapestry or velour. Consists of davenport which opens to bed, taupe and blue. All have carved solid mahogany bases. Consist wo a Consist of davenport, | of davenport and chair, com- consisting of ten pleces. chair and wing chair. Smail | plete with loose cushions. Taupe lot. shade. Handsome Chairs $85 to $115 Values .... $6922 $6.00 95 Value. : $4.95 Coxwell and other style Chairs of Reed | @ Beautiful oi) paintings in mohair or tapestry in various re cent ilt or walnut finished All have large, loose cushions. $28.50 Value rames: oval style, and very Limited quantity. $ | O22 effective in many rooms. Most unusual valués. _—— — Sixth Fileor Fib Chairs $18 Value a ‘50 —_=s Brown Fiber Chairs or Reed Rockers and Cheirs with cretonne Rockers with cretonne ; ’ ' | backs end seat. Ai80 covered seat and back. | j)1uded are a number of Very comfortable. For armchairs with spring sunrooms or porches. cushions. cabinet, buffet, oblong serving table and six chalrg, Dining-R Sul ining-KRKoom suites $400 Value GE ie In Queen Anne or Itakan styles. of high quality walnut. with dull rubbed finish. Inciuded are 66-inch buffet. china cabinet, serving tabie. oblong Bedroom Suites 299 | 2195 Suites, with bow-end composed of vanicC bed, 50-inch chifforobe. ' dresser. chifforebe dresser and vanity. Duat- bed. All have an proof construction tive dull-rubbed ¢ throughout. full-size also chair and i | Overstuffed Davenport Suites | | rocker. i ne Pictures Lawn Swings built, Clotheslines Of h i j stro a eet ane bene, 100 feet, $1.00 Value $7.95 100-lb. Fiour Bins $6.65 Griswold Hot Plates $1.76 Sad Iron Sets, 3 in set $1.30 Aluminum Frying Pans S5c 5-qt. Aluminum Sauce Pans ec Aluminum Sink Strainers Substantially passenger styie. value; Monday) Heavy galvanized iron, with rim cover and durable wire ball. 65¢ | 30c 1%-qt. Aluminum Sauce Pans.... $3 Mirro Aluminum Oval Roasters $6 Mirro Aluminum Oblong Hoastcrs. Porcelain Table Tops, seconds $2.25 Metal Hose Reels 89c Fountain Lawn Sprinklers $2.95 Metal Birdcage Stands $4.25 Bread Boxes Of extra heavy tin. white, blue or oak japanned. oe “$2.75 cover ...+- yo Basement Gallery Bedroom Suites $450 Value Davenette Suites $95 Value 692 Mahogany or golden oak Suites covered with brown Imitation leather. Chair, rocker and dav- enport, which opens into bed. oe Buffet Mirrors Vine? 14 @ Decorative Mirrors of very popular type; with attractive frames, finished in sepia and mitered ends. Sixth Fleer ENE 4“ Pearly Wave” Soap Large cake. limit of 10 bare and no phone or mall pecoptes ....10 ** 35c cepted .. meee Aluminumware at ‘2 Our entire stock of Aladdin Aluminum, a wide assort- ment. Offered Mon- ————————— i 2 Milita + dik aS om Balt

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Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. sree 8B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The- City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately ‘ ’ — SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 5, 6 AND 7 - Famous~Barr Cos 4dugust Sales — Farce Wade Dirge Remo ~~“ the Basement Ecomony Store Monday 12%%.2ii*nix im] me. Wonth W ill Appear on "Seplember Statements. ¢ One of M onday’ s Strongest Features in the August Sales— - Attractive Fall Dresses Fall and Winter Coats - ~ — ” ~~ oT . . . >t = >. . > . . $5.95 to $7.95 Values : Hats. which Son _ -a?* a +} - nrume leveloped of sil reivet in 5 A rown, red and the red new shades. Effectively trimm with fancy |. > | thers and ostrich. As there are on'y 200 Hats in ; m. ' rroup, ear'y selection is advised _ se! = 7,¢* e: ait . — ~~ es Se Rasemenat Economy Stere 2.50 Crepe Rochelle | gage . rs v eae — ~ eee ee eee — Se = - al — _ = > _ eo as biack and white Lustrous finish gingham checks, etc Basement Econemy “tere coiors. Select several! pairs top and reinforced feet. wae gas one . Basement Eceonemy Stere at t2is low, price. Black, white and brown. | , Tots’ School Suits ’ ° Monday—A Special Purchase and Sale of gten's Shirts Women’s Low Shoes wage gf for tail tweed materia: iz nd gra‘ In button-to-the- 1 sizes 3 to § years. Basement Ecounemy ‘“fere @ Neckband and collar-attac =~ & Shirts of cotton pongee. mad: EN 3 : = rt a : Pk ei 7 ' : aa ye = r900 pairs of pn Fall Oxfords and straps. be — CEMete Gut fell sna reemy. oo * alien brown nah black ealf od kid leath- $4.00 Blank Babi. Xr, |; GA number of vcs favorable purchases ac- appery | ~ W; - Barly . a ets mat 4 _j@|; count for this important sale. All needs can be profit- § ers. dths from A to D, sizes 244 to 8 | | | & Besement Econemy ‘tore selection is adv isable. Basement Economy ‘tere | . ' 1 — | ably supplied during this sale. w hich begins at 8: JO to- ae rh | morrow morning. | EE Beginning Monday, a Most Remarkable Sale of ee a te —s _—_—_ oa - _—"= — | : Monday in the Domestic Section—This Offering of »~-enghen” cette ; eee oe l4 : 1, : =f : | Ruffled C urtains ‘Lace Curtains L ray ground with pink or blue stripe bot ee » > | $175 Value, $1.00 | $8 te $6.50 $3.78 i, 63x 108-Inch Bed Sheets Basement Economy Store | Ps 3s a | | 1000 pairs of sptenaia Mabiiy | on ene of Curtaina, be crossbar Scrim Curtains with ' im filet. Seotch and alleower taée full ruffie and tle-back to effects. scalloped or nee- nae Seconds of $1.89 Grade, Special, Each ‘omen's Purses ee ‘ Sao | match | | wanted colors. so rade, , Eac ] oo " ? 2 @ Pure bieached. seamless style Sheets; made with strongly hemmed 44 Val ° Panel Curtains Denny mn ee | Tt ends. Size 635x108 inches. Seconds of a well-known make. Limit of four seconds of 5 Ae $3 Gredes, wide, in rose, blue, brown, green to a buyer. These are well known for their splendid wearing and laun- , and mulberry; de hi @ Good quaity ieather Purses in various ring qua ities. styles. also soft leather Bags; fitted with 9Scand$ 1 AQ ae Wise ; ia mirrer and cotn purse—Black and colors. , © ‘ 3 om . Basement Economy “tere A special group of Nottingham, Plain silk curtain Marquisette, Pillowcases lites Head Pajama Checks Dress fllet and Tuscan Net Curtains | 5® imches wide and i beige tint: Bieached, 45136-!nch Genuine Indian Head 36 inches wide and in 32 imches wide. in suitable one to a window eeconds of $1.25 —y m — in int ~ n a ~ a r, — — lengths = —— : 7. h. Ee —, Remn —_ W + Roe Cc x grade. yard .. —65c > im 3 ° in lengths o - leac | ns - = Sete ok ta. “29 43 sorte icc pee | | Bos varus a0: omen’'s Gloves | urtains Fringed Curtai grade. ean c vyaiue, rard 0c value : val yard 22c Filet and Scotch weave. piala or Ins — — as | | | figured center, with attractive lace Allover beige net with fringed eo Seconds of $1.25 border effects; wanted $2 29 monn, eS Linen Huck Towels Bed Sheets _ Lunch to $1.75 Grades . ts ne oe 8 9n.80 aban, uate. ~ 92.25 —— re a. ee e YS $2 Fiher Silks hienched <fze 18x36 Seamless style Sheets. site let . ‘ ’ . : aches “ith neat }e™ '1<9°9 inches. Sudilect to @ ——— ‘ . lithe € chamois suede Gauntiets rw figured drapery Fiber 50c Cc yard grade. each Basement Econemy “tore Mondar. yard lemg curtains 27c¢ Appropriate for all purposes; ° 299 6Panels. | W < »-Pants Sults with wide Russian lace with thread Congo and Duplex Tapestry in Napkins, With beautiful satin finish in handsome Rarnes!+ make. Lace Curtains stitched ends. Pretty de stains. Limit of 4 to a buyer t ' Bemstitched cf butten length ong Gloves tn plain or Si) m Seige color; im lengths up Figured Curtain Voile in white ‘ins iSe value a. Seconds of $1.99 $ 7 me Set embroidered stvle Various coiors to six vards: or cream tint. for making sash or 0c 1.56 - : " Yard rich coler combinations, in 15 15 I h N ki finished at bott 65c to $1 Cretonnes 9x15-Inch Linen aDAINs | : 25e¢ grade. yard ' fringe: beige tint: $2.25 figured designs and pretty color All pure lttmen. full bleached. hemstiteched Lunch Linen Toweling S . 8 vaiue. each $1 25 combinations: heavy i? ° a pecial . 5 Pull Dleached. with Jac- patterns Special. Monday wide. full bleached . at quaré colored berder ir dozen 15 red berder Limit PF saan i Kia: Limite? let; included are filet med ends Seconds of vards. ISe¢ ralue. and Seotch weave Curtains: seconds S8e grade. each - rare € Boys’ sturdy two-pants Suit= tallered ef $2.59 to $3 $I Basement Eeceemy “tere of substantia! woolens, in many patterns; grades. pair ——— wanted sizes Basement Econemy “tore

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Pagle e Stamps— es Exce pted. . ' $3.09; 9 \ ; = ’s Silk Hose d — or silk- mix - with lisle tops mforced feet. Black. nd colors. 3 pairs. t Eeenomy Store rchases ac- ran be profit- as at 8:30 to- ins 93.78 allover late or lace edge; . 10C ve Shades in at bottom and © Mounted folliers. Sige 2x6 all purposes: in tions, in light floral and con- a he City Circulation of the Daily FOST-LuSPAl (4 alone Exceeds that of uie Vaily Sier and the ines “i for Daughtcr. | 64048 Lincoln ave-| og his daugh- oid, who disap- | Ark., Jan. 15. “ to have eloped with last. | w. E. (Happy) Loter former service Okla. Palmer ane son last fall and took up with Loter, | who had an automobile alone, at Fort Smith. Ark. parties Louisiana and Texas. and w The toured throu together two a disabled way back north. man of Cieveland, | | disappeared Was on an automo- = PPD FPR ate other nel pie tne in eee eee | daughter. who plays the Pak Digah" At? bans NW? 68; and, on their work in carnival companies. He a8 scribed her as being about five feet | , tall eh having brown bobbed hair and blue | yes weighing about 99 pounds The father believes his the girl and ee HOW FORFIGN B* had tor ipe- de- and | Purchase and Sale of }- Trimmed 3: MORGAN ST. AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS boars ys Two-Pant Hats Mothers wi!! QVUai.!t sturdy tallored Ne will tik etyvles You vide range teriats, in Ea ‘ h Suit Exceptional valve in one-day sale o Hats. stviishly ostrich come in ist of very fine new ty the latest reTjaat pap ant piside: just color blue chevict Reet mit | I5¢ nent of beautiful. me 19C te Sic Shirting tah. pongee fi>- le shirts. boy s" iarge feathers black, Copen and jade. trousers, full j BR Wear for Means ext? fr $2.50 to $3.00 Canton Crepe 36 to 40 inch, ton Crepes: tn black, navy. brown. cocoa zinc, rose. e peacock, etr. 4 yard twill. ali in the dresses. 36-inch. very fine pure Wool French Serge ieading shades for Fall p . School Suits Specially Priced. . ’ y rf »7 if thes TY) of Sizes has 28° 562 for r*a¢ ? — >. pat ar RoYs’ Suttabilie achoo! sizes 6 vears. Special..... Pearl, Nightgowns Made S$ good so nainsook;: trimmed with Val.lace, others em- b r o ! dered; regular $1.39 $2. 00 Corsets Made of strong cout!! with pliable boning: four supporters: in sizes 1s and 19 * Infants’ Rubber Pants Protects the bables’ clothes and keeps them dry and clean; reg- Viaf&r Zac value Y SHEET BLANKETS bed size; worth $1.75: specially priced for Monday's Blankets 'HMWeav y Blankets: fancy , 66x80; : borde gray Ts; size worth ; 0m Sale, pair, 9 "%3. H00L SHOES ’s Low Shoes Blankets Fr n ¥ Piaid Bian kets: ai] colors: rege double bed size. wood weireht soft finish: worth $68.50: | On sale, pair. $4.69 Twilled with $4.50; Wear©r. WAIST® aT SALE OF BLANKETS BOY ®’ SBCHOOIL. PANTS; sizes 6 to 18 are: reg wWozr Ss. On Senet $1.59 Specia! Player-Rolls The Latest 5 Each .... With each $1 purchase in our Player-Roll Department. one of the following rolls free: “Yes, We Have No Bananas” “Little Girl, Are You Sorry That I'm Leaving?” Records Columbia and i 5¢ Other Brand each 1 purchase Records Record Department we With our give one 10-inch double- free: will disc Record “Yes, We Have No Bananas” Vocal or Instrumental 25 @ Drees png on Large lection setters All per- fect. Bines 14 to 17 Specia! Men’s $3.50 Shirts A new shipment of high-grade Shirta, rr d ‘se men's _ le of {ore woven «?*r ped “ely Union Suits Mens briggan Uniton Butts sleeves _ pec’ Al - 'Won.en's and Growing Girw tore Shrew Pornes ww $4.00— Special Mout.y— Over L670 pone satents. gooc Oxfor most ubas siges 2% 108 @n¢ plierctpy of Det leatbers *Uak styles ene ‘ow h--.> ribbed broke Fine i nee éiighti) tans at. curable and with bull- Wemense® Toc sizes 36 wea nm sizer. polled; @ii QqQua.ity up shoulders: —e ribbed ba!i- 719 Child’s 50c Union Suits e. drop seat. lace some 5 Women’s Union Suits Union tight or loose knee styles. Sizes 38 to 44. 27-inch, Goudic-Leoed Vuting Fian- Gren 8 @eeprt. ent. Diraity Kripgkie Bedspreads. 25¢, 35 Slips = * “ze Siipe Soe Ou) one large aise Quite a large jo. of men’s, and childrens FMos-. in broken sizeg: 8 pairs for Special. . Hose women's 23¢ Four-yaré-wide Cork SS with buria ——— mua 4 joel) 1, A ° ! r “ght on &*0- C rds: #«q y4. wer nd * loorcovering ? tV¥ aius CONCOLEULM ber ré., ee «-Pe 8 $1.50 All-Wool Serge silk-mixed Can- i ssw * ~ PROTECTION Ti GRIME IN GiiNA | Granting of Asylum in | Legations and Consular Properties Brings Immun- ity From Prosecution. ® HELPS BANDITS AND CORRUPT OFFICIALS | ' | i | | Former Retire and Have Loot Brought to Them—Latter | Give Dinners and Await Chance to Resume Activ- | ities. special Correspondence of the Post- , deed is done—accessories after Dispatch and the Chicago Daily News. PEKIN, China-—Foreign respon- sibility for the revolutions, tries and other disorders in China has now reached such an extent that) the Powers are seriously considering | ways to clear their own skirts. By responsibiiity, they, unitedly or individually, bandi- | it is not meant that. in- stigate or participate in these popu- | lar diversions of China, though some suspicious persons have that euch things have charged | happened. | Their responsibility comes after the | act, according to legal phraseology. Colonies, international settlements, foreign concessions and legation and | consular properties make the Powers | _involuntary actors in the drama. Un- der the extraterritoriality privileges | which certain foreigners enjoy in | China—it has been | Russians and nationals revoked as to tral Powers—the same sanctity from 'intrusion by native authorities that is granted to diplomatic premises in all lands is extended to the foreign of the Cen- the | settlements and concessions in China. Foreigners govern them as a patch of their heme land, exempt from) Chinese law or officials. tion to the British and Portuguese colonies of Hong Kong and Macao and the British, Japanese and In addi- } » French leased territories of Kowloon | birg to the generally eradicated easily. and Wethaiwel, Kwantung and Kwangchowan, foreign sovereignity is exercised in 18 other cities—13. foreign settlements and seven British, six Japanese, three French, one Belgian and one Itallan conces- sions. Disorders Under Protection. A goodly proportion of the disor- ders tn China are incubated under} foreign protection. It did not take the Chinese long to awaken to their opportunity and take advantage of the Western custom of affording aevlum to political refugees. Once the bars were down through this pretext, everybo@y trooped in. Some f the Powers now realize that they must call a -halt on the abuse of their well-intentioned hospitality. It has gone to extremes which are hardly believable. In Shanghai, where foreigners share responsibility. a bandit chief is ore of the residents. When Chinese authorities got too close in pursuit he saved his skin, their face and the business of his gang by fleeing to the settlement. He was safe. Nomina)- ly, he ts a retired and presumably repentant bandit. Actually, accord- repeated stories he continues as chief of in absento,.”” his lNeuten- ants calling regularly to get their or- cers and bringing him the lion’s share of the gang’e loot so that he can live in proper style among the foreigners. There is no reason to consider this an isolated case. It is notorious that representatives of the Iiunghutze bandits live in one of the conoegsions of Tientsin and that dues | ear be paid there for immunity in” the bandits’ field of operation in dis- tant March iria. Demoralizing to China. These are extreme abuses of the foreign concesst ons which can be Their contribu- m that city, his band ition to Be political demoralizatior _cf China & more insidious and hard- ‘er to deal with. exists at the present time. ‘ident of China, A glaring example Li Yuan- hung, whe insists he still is the pres- fs tn one foreign | concession tn Tientsin, sending forth ‘comeeasion in the same city. ictve) decrees. presidential mandates. Several of the gabinet members are in another emitting Members of Parlia- ment are attempting te have a rump \seesan m either Tientsin or Shang- he. ; : on the eoolie disrulises mobiles ans a few officials remain in Pukin Chinese territory. insist that Pekie is China’s capita! and marvel oecause the Gor ernment | ic seldom at heme, Ine@tarc@e _F Chinese orficiale flee- ing @erees the street to foreign safe- ty. # stead of walting to finish the argument p-thelr ows country. are foo numerous to be anumerated. The best Inetance of this was when the A4nfu politicians were overthrown In '& 18290 and a dozen leaders ran ito The Powers their friends in the Japanese lega-— tion In Pekin. Soldiers and police could not enter the grounds of the foreign iegation. However. graphs of the fugitives were posted ecoldiers were detailed night and day photo- | Chinese side of the street. onder the big arc lights and it was months before the Japanese hosts were able to spirit them away in| or in closed auto- The Chinese say that a certain ex-bandit chief. whose pun- shment has been demanded by the merican Government. i¢ now im- “une, living safely and foreign concession. openty tn a | One Chinese recentivy prepared a | jiiet of 66 former officia's. all living { (Gomtinced on Neat Page) ~ a | ;. 66....~ == ae ‘or Lowel’ Furniture Prices & Lower Terms CARROLL'S. the new store, has startled St. Louls—and no wonder— with %&-store buying power and a small store with emall expense. We've started a campaign for lower prices and lower terms that has creat a sensation No extravagant advertising here—just 6 floors of the most remarkable values you've ever seen—and terms at which you can afford to buy CASH DELIVERS ANY ARTICLE Handsome 3-Piece Velieat $205 LIVING-ROOM SET Look at this cut—e haend- $127 some sulte—fully over - stuffed—looee spring filled cushion seats—aracefully designed—covered in beau tiful velour—iong daven- port. chair ana fireside — CASH $25 Beautiful COMPLETE Listen to this— , 31-Pc. Breakfast Set silk fringe, silk Neat design — all serviceable pieces. $ 95 — lined and a beautiful two - An exceptional val- EE See light standad— 68c CASH—Se A DAY with pull chains —flee it—you'll be surprised. BEAUTIFUL PERIOD DESIGN $175 BEDROOM SUITE ook at this—handsome 4 nish—targe dresser, ed extra—a su- 5119 $2.07 CASII We A DAY $94: 68c CASH i2q A DAY For el ng Gown furnitu } cw ni ect bed and full size iibencenetinn pr: r-bargain at .. so~ 4 >» » = ‘ . > a ae ae ©; s - > 7 > ee TS re et ete Ys - os - 3 > ’ =< = . + = ” ** = & 4 . il . ~ Sr

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‘ . - - on > — a ee pe Bane e no =e Pw + ~ —— = : t €&6 inenates, : . 739 e . q - - -S 8 — - if ’ -§ 49 ' ‘ ’ " - = - 7 >_ “ - . + = . = a » "> 44448666 ' - A444 ee is > - - : 7 . — ~* ‘ " > aa » 5 - . > - > "se . e : ‘ i : e Radha . ' - . . , . . ‘ ~- . -" c* e : - - > ‘ ~ [ 7" > — . - = ; Look What You Save iret ee BT ocsg patients, ade uth te ee ; : employe for each 1.5 If you have no phonograph, t > + , aie. os wae employ: wh; cinta °86 2n- means attend thie sale’ Tremer Pix: : atients: 1910, 646 £ values in exchanged. wal and samp! machines of almost every make and sty ie. - $100 Victrola .25° Off, $75.00 100 Columbia.25°° Off, 75.00 85 Pathe .. .25°. Off, 63.75 1 @m p! ioyre for each 2.4 )a- Se ae SS SSPECIAL SALE OF EXTRA Si! COMPARISONS BY. COMPTROLLER UNDERWOOD SAYS. $. MUST ee ON THREE CITY INSTITUTIONS . ad the Times Combined. HELP EUROPE TO GAIN MARKET TOMORROW IS Alabama Senator's Address Feature= “= Cotton States" Merchants’ Asso- S, o | ciation Mectine in Memphis. on By the Associated Press * MESMPHis, T Aug. 23. ine >. ew ee . 4 a + -— “ wet Gh apts 20 = eh “a eo wel - ee a + - —— — — - » EAGLE EAGLE ) ‘HICAGO ‘Aug 2 , Men's white Pajamas: STAMPS “EVERY MONDAY IS COMFORT SHOE DAY” STAMPS . , mena $s full-cut garment: sizes EVERY FOR LADIES WHO DEMAND STYLE AND COMFORT EVERY MONDAY 2 Do not suffer foot discomfort during the warm weather when you can MONDAY ie ads of ol i pee f ; ‘- ) ae ~ . ; A ae et te Be me ee ee es ao é ‘ a Gowns: 2 r 15 ta 1% Special. PEFR OEE SSE ETE OSE EEEE FEF SEBEL OF “FTF TCHESFREASEASPESS“SPCASESEREAR EEE EP EAB APACS ee ee = me. 3 Cretenne Umbrellas Mens and wovTlens ing made of cotton taffeta. Paragon frame: seme with Bakalite rings and leather straps. Specta!l be fitte 1ban a - ~ ey — nee.3s rT) - 7 f — 3 ere : . i) bas! a be | , ww ee + irned eo es. “ 2 S . = - e . Widths hbk a ; loomers; 3 Da 7 ve ‘ape! ins9'e3 . . ; _* rubber heels “jv e oe ¢ : Ja arr , aha Best ere 7 nee r cent on January 1 to 16.2 per|g. | Ext goed age 00 e Drees ae Samte-ae chemenemn Extra size Voile Weer “Ladies’ inses Shoes” | adies’ Slippers” ladies’ ‘Seeeee —— ‘mt on August 1, according to the |’ anata Papas > trimmed. sixes 48 Se FOR HOME OR STRE ET statement mene 84; $1.50 vaive for...0 | Bright viel kid: heavy hand = FOR HOME WEAR THE I. AST WORD IN COMFORT ame ees meciat. 4 sone bsg a : , i it ae Cu : ‘¢ soles; rubber heels: Ladies oll-dlack - : 2 Unclabred Property Sold by sheriff eel | toes; for style cid one-strap Slip- ' 4 = "te ~ , An auc nclaimed -} rty ET: > es al eet 4 a Yds. Sateen 3s 00. - HATS ais : alLi@g ing thx & . prea > ou Tiers TT _ . J ne s.ec em Hats: ®b , and ceiers: maay » > Ha ; | Lae : i. > it i ; ‘.} i. : : ; { y 1s + | - e | i ‘ * ‘) ee a= rece rized 2 avteaear 3 — -_ - ~ : > _ SiIZEFs 3 TO 9 earec, Wa . - , ~ = . a » & ¢ od > a a . ——- o P —~ 7. - . OUR PRICE hee! } at the Mu ee $4. 00 sia a . “2.00 - 7 , " “a d te “g - : ae . ’ “i 7 3 Yds. Beach cleth Sulting Mens Ba _briggan *5 =, as ae tr Elcercteaghhs. toca EE sah awe Sone } = ome aunt's Men’s Comfort Shoes Men's Nullifiers | Sesteseworsindet | ES ecge,_popl See = d were OR TIP TOES and Slippers = PH Salt 97 ae pan dee nine Pe RE EES eS Main Ficor' Instant rel ef To Tired. achin - or tend r ’ nt } inch "OU Evert man needs and i) feet when vou can ret these easy-fitting S) s rate a f 4 _ : ; 4 Yd : a ~ You may choose from black viei kid oe eee HOW FOREIGN sere =e tee td - 2 Union Suits ] ° - . - re 2 - - y - ——. - ° - Oey? ~ . on P - » 4 2 * © . lrom Jia > > 7 : ‘ ‘ Z . a tresses, > iZ year |. in tip or plain toes, > hi PROTECTION AIDS = c “ni eS = . ? 7" > | _™ f a © : . 4 4 r * a vie in plain toes only, i te | ? CRIME IN CHINA kid. (Continued From Preceedinge Par ) "4 cue strtes 95.00 hethoneas oc nasty saa ‘sais ¢ | Crepe de Chine 3°: 66 | 2 Muslin Gowns crepe . ae ne ~ ‘saew > » 4 _ _ - > > wanted cviors Menda? 2n.7 at. yard > ae = New 88-Note g ‘ct remains that the foreign Pow- (| ¢ — | ers offer a haven where the fugit 2 Yds. CGanten Silk Ty a ive in fety and 2 mtfa : b . — «tint g C6 2 Corsets . ; + pepe — $ ‘3 a foreign bank in one of the con- a a led; 2 for hast; sequias bad ancra ay ey Fe - - pecia. at 2 yurds foe cena toe : cial ter Dollar CauCE ‘The worst feature, politiesiy. ofS IX ae system, is that the political refu- With Cabinet, Bench and 50 Music Rolls § “ss = oncom SUNFAST DRAPERY | 4 On Sale for Two | § oe: os “Stk 25 |) ans ees meee: oS Seat $Q.98 : ante 3 = y¥ and rese Spectally price! CORK — Is chiefly made »f cork and ex- — in tail pial Sap aaa _@ a ‘We oo calc =_e iune- Mf ‘iterat “a th @dortzed Limse. sil firmly bh sid schoo “The mz: om : @? mressed to the bur- 59 > *G I 2 5 ° abd : 2T) ‘. . ~ me eZ rd vac - = . — c o 27h 7 a ’ : ow : -_ % i a ee 7 a et ee , Li “4 --- -> rie tity pleces up toe I2 Lee and moves od , , : . yards tQuare acd - | »* Pro pertw —_ - > ‘ee _ 2 ~ —S " Trace : ty resent ptane or reian oncessior If ft @14 no- sae | ft @i@ not © 4 caus. sine: TO 4 FELT-BASE a » § oe ~ _* a . 2 - : pilinnnasuasn at regular cash value §f . Re would stay and leat tt — : _ , an eom in the house. Compare With Others Foreign bar's in the concessions ?@e 7D. Special tomerrow ealy, square yard Sold up te $600 Elsewhere §& | ““"“" *°¢ "°*°°_prices are high. - oa > _-= - — ~ —— tL rush of Chinese t “e of a British [ine mah: ogany (“a bi- Dank ) S 9 ia "£feaonz > -_— =. . ewe. ween _ = . »roken ~ : Rage ~ - net, Combination Bench ~ agg "wever, the local prosper- ; en - - e MI ~ 1 : ; a* ‘S r of the remain- and OV iAtest Jiusic heiis — an ras nal oe ™ é . ° . aa >. . ‘ 7 ‘ r : [ere _ : 1924 mode! Plaver Piano at the Chinese , f $366. Wher . f the Amertean can. it patterns euitad e fer *“ ¥ work The eee pw cw Be A 4 newspaper protest-¢ vigorousty | ig! a 43; er Month against this contamination of the _— A Starck Ianog Gn $ Pp “moral” atmosphere of Sharngha!. i : 38¢ gu! vanized tren... - ° seein The legations have been seriousiy ; Gray Emamei Cofce _ ‘ -anrdire e342 ee eee _ Lace Cuartatia - worrted about t ts Pots wart. ‘ Manufacturers of Starck Grand. Upright and Player-Pinos - ~ a eS ecu a ae . = me and the agitation over this | ” Se Geay Exemel oe Days | humbie stranger may result in a-.| $1 98 ware Pest, 12-<¢ i i . + a a 7 1018 Olive mat = =") Open Monday Night “~03 a2galinst more preapereus 7 nat, ee its, both genteel and crude. whe are M ,Sasking under fereign protection,

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11B : 2» e Ys t . . o™ tf Ip ie. a y . s ' 6 a ' 7 / 4°63 @. ie - ‘ AW ym My) >) | “4/ \\\ AL i Y, iif = “a 7 {i F a hs me 1 ’ Sub, J 7 4 ‘ > > o ys WANE a Py a =. “ss I . “Wie \ > lades of genuine ‘en cloth, mount- ge Ueranteed ~~, - - o - ¢/ J ‘7 ‘ of ” 7 ; » Pp . 1 Wa -¢ , . ' 7 ‘tm: 1 af , ~ ; , % ) - > - - 7 , - — > ty 4. ata r, : Z : : f LS A) Yee ' —- 4 ion - > % J - . r Lr s\ Ne n rSdag hd only, ‘ - td " 7e¢e n° 4 " , gts” 447 n~ ROMPERS h ‘ : ' te adhe mt “AS, ~ h /., a 2 pele yes } yt, Co > %, es po Le PEN RETR an 48 on IR Bi Smbroidered frost tts’ . : UNE OO wee, sizes; 2 for | ‘ ; wie f ‘n” ’ ’ : ‘ i* s/sit ’ ~ Li bud ; ; Ce Sie . e ee en ee —-& - ao ’ a ; ad be ee ee ee a eee a ee ond ~~ - « — - —— - —— . . a = = - * - , t _ J . . one e. be + . _S ” J G Bloomers for ch'}- Gren; pisin and em. broidery trimmed: Siight.y selled; 4 for DRAWERS § n | ; 3) J 5 | if Gingham Dreeses for School wear: iarge and ema)! Dialde. rome pitin; colers 6 to 314... Girlie Summer Dresses. one big jot to clean up; Worth up to $2.08: 6 to 14 sites; 2 for..... Qe ‘ ~ ‘DRESSES | ev ae - rt tt Lita 2? Gp ee eme firs » , —— —— ee WS On every crowded thoroughfare in St. Louis there are rows ESN Ae and rows of big and litile houses. Few of them are Homes / New Volle Walsets: lace VOILE WAISTS¢ | SILK WAISTS | . sctled from | bandling, aN, baal RAS 7 FOS: Their occupants are living there over-night, as it were. According to the terms of their bi | BASS leases, they were deposited there, bag and baggage, by a moving van, the owner of which made a note in his memorandum book that a year or two hence, the new dwellers would again be his prospective patrons. ee ee eh ‘jou Extra wize Voile Walete: lace and embroidery trimmed: etees 48 to 64; $150 waive for.... WAISTS a het 6 tee Women's and Children’s Trimmed Hata: biack and colors; many stries —_— i 2 Window Shades que cloth, mount-@ on guaranteed j spring rollers; 36x72 Size; 2 for / j - ’ ; { i Sif 4 - ff, No living place so transient can ever be areal home. The heart cannot grow fond of it; thought cannot visualize the comfort and happiness which uninterrupted occupancy of a home gives; hands cannot busy themselves in loving care and con- stant improvement of premises which belong to another per- son. The moving van always casts a shadow across the future. Only the joy of ownership can convert a house into a home; Here in St. Louis, where realestate values are constantly in- creasing and progressive real estate firms are developing beau- tiful home centers in every outlying suburb, the choice of at- tractive homes and home sites is an easy one. There’s no ex- cuse for any man not making this present and future provision for his family’s comfort and happiness—right now. As a start in the right direction, begin today to read the “Real Estate” columns of the Post-Dispatch. Read them daily and LLL only a feeling of permanency can inspire heart and mind and hands to make a house the dwelling place of the home spirit. A house is ““‘Home, Sweet Home’’—only when it is yours. RTT, Sunday and then investigate. Get the advice of the reliable Flower Stands real estate firms advertising there. 3 Mission finish; 36 $ inch high; etrongly built .. ode uv ae =~" 2 wh @~ ww 6+ © UML TT] TL L]7} Wi Talk terrns with them. It will not obligate you in any way, and it will open up opportunities for home ownership which will bear rich results in added happiness and increased prosper- ity—if you grasp the opportunity which is yours, we Oe Home ownership brings so much happiness, bestows so many = @ | blessings, frees one from the stress and anxiety of so much ’ ses ae . he 3 Boys’ Blouses = ; ~ kB financial worry, that to buy a home at the right price is the d percal 2 , a gg owe 2 | in: safest and sanest of all investments. +> he. f / Ih IH / children's $4.00 B=, Read the announcements of the real estate firms and owners offering Lie | a. | SSS homes and homesites in the Real Estate Section of today s Post-Dispatch / Values up to $F. Spe- celal fer Dollar Day at. i 5 Biggest H $ a | SS “ar ae) ee Post-Dispatch The Newspaper\of the Home “. « Mine, Real Estate Advertisements than Wy j dauy and Nunday COMBINED. —> | = =; -. — Girl. | 7 — ‘at re ie : ~ : —> Mein a, wt Feo bettends rand = : ™ ; ‘ Te AY Mi ea Tithe. 2) OO OR cn —— a, | | T= —— - = 1 ea } i} HHL AME tured at to a - . ——. SSS Ae AA cdl ae =4 ft — — ATC tty eo Tn aM ——————— = x 2.3 4 —" a UR: Hii | Hitt | By Gene Rodem a = Ha wnt iz ! Yh ia hte oi con ittd te we, Ge — ao i = ' —=_ : — ah” (art my Melody * = , ) i a | i Thy (Adit 1: eae te | AW eetest Dreams of You == oid : | | ; | i i patie | Litt! 9 sce I Fell in Love With } | Pree —_—= | fi £ . — h | er | i mm * P “ ¢ i} | EACH $1.25 ~ a. a es Hen t I | { i , [ “ ~~ ~ 7 —_ = ™ has se Ten erenenes Renasatuatt. ~. “ iJ i fi > i ee a= at TA / ls EXTRA speci | : a pat lomancaggenedie FSS RR er ords an nes . ~ = — . 3 —~4 —' 3-9} ~* ee ESN AION ro eX | " ee —s = . Se . Sx = = - eC _ — a > 2 a : _“ , . ~ lt, ——_—_—_ LS =a __. - - =. _— - . ater . a ee ——_ — Oe - oman - : = 4 2) — > « ate ——= —— eee = . — : t " . . " r - = y = ~ - ’ * ~~ — 4 ys. —- . -- ™ - : + mee : -- ii ‘ ¥ f , if ' » . u ee Se ee ee ee a ATE — Ty Likud etary 7 o> assortment of Paper for ~ f 3 le ee ee ee ee atti ait: E es , a - ey.’ 2 ai a [ y = Wes : ‘ y * ues before buying “anging: best work: i is Es ES GORE AEG SR

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Vs ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mee = > . " " j ° : , otto. | * — 104.753 same week « year age and 3.952.593 two today were nan MARKET RESISTS YORK STOCK MARKET NEW YORK BONDS | NEW YORK CURE | NEW R : | Bpectal te the Post-Dispatch. curd 2.976. 89 a we oo 4 ~~ ~~ ah Exchaznsg>. with the high 1 anc closing - , ig wmdirt : ; in 100-sbare lots en t =u ; ov i —. . year oa, ant Jo 000 sgninat "84 3 500 s year 254, and $i- Saien. SECT RITIES. ich Low Close. sales. SECURITIES’ CT-MISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26, 1973. STLOUIS PO PA ’ . Spectal te the Post-Dtr>. Epexcla! te the Post-Dispatch. _ - 25 —Fell — ist of ponds traded & ee ae | ES SURE: WEEK \ 7 ina oe Esures Fane week «Year age sand 2.080.507 cwo. 7 ig Ae ang com. , Brock ee roger, Th inet i 50 Pall oo i ot bends represen f1s00 faee enine —_ —s } - 4 Prom ’ 916.075.000 twe years ag>- DOMESTIC BONDS. : ee = > eT aa Ne ' | T | : : ) - ia as — . _ wk =O lew , -~-- -- rr So g> Lew —_— 1; P CH | gts TG | wt jo . . me - | i : ssc . | -..| 68 | SS , ‘ . ” —— : = ” ee : ~ - . he: bs . i if . Ad’ » Rom ' eu 4 . e : L: — > . vue. : - ~~" oF ; - | as - J: ys : : . —— a ae > eee ott 4 ee I EE REE SN rT ga ee ye en © La ae » - + b+ b> ’ ‘ ‘ _ Ak es ss 26 a8 Ten first_grade rails average ast ices, .07. Ten secondary rails averaged 82.79, robe > : of? mS > 2 oF ae! ow a he |" +. ‘La a“ q Bi. © Devt hed ” a . Ps o- “ ~ feu Bearish Operations Based on French Note and Hard Coal Situation Felt for Time—French Exchange Rate Rallies Some. ele Ab i ¢ wi FSFE ASS. ‘Or Ga r ‘ , 0 Dw- “Usd oaw w: in ” @ | ied ¢ | Co 4 _— | year ago - Combined average year ago 91.83. © > ye Do Ri oH FF SHFS FST FKE CS VE * li eltel oll el eel littl: CO hh 09 gy WOOTIO + Cl 19 th a he eel 2 } iT rs FS FITTEST ene nea * mo i. 98 Orr-Ou 2. a wks se USPUIS 8K FE CCT ISS Us va 4 BO iDuisui * . a Saddaed Ts f ee $ Fee RE be Ybebbi Sales. SECURITIEOR. High. Lew. [INDUSTRIAL BONDS. : be ore se a ae ey we © ie Cac: ©2>9 o mAie Pr os a O Ce Jb be oe Oh Kk Pot y 4 . Ce) ae ied ¥ H golars thirty-seconds of +e 9 4 ] wires . *> | to . ui Vital ol) fen te Wine tube? ao Ute Qik © oo i 4 > oan z} tf FI FF EFF FE FFF Joiar.) FOREIGN BONDS = -~ ‘oO 3 2 mn ” id ' nw vee 4 - 2? Gite « ; it ebet eoccecel. ’ Cc © | tt he bet ht bt QD u OF ls J o c o' > . 7 we _ . > , - FORFIGN NDs. of Neth @s .. 100 n Govt @—6 .. Gewt 5s .. of Mex 4s Or: ’ rennenism ise ci titan treet ae eae es ©) ‘ T See ee Pa 3 \, ss By Leased Wire Frem New York Ba- peau eof the Peet-Ditsepeatch. NEW YORK. Aug. !5.—The ning Peet in its copyright finaepetial review says. “Although there were beth fo: and domestic developments éurin week, which would nermal'y v been regarded as adverse market in- fimences, the efforts te use these as a means of depressing the price of securities were devoid of impressive results. The tmereasing menace of a strike at the anthracite mines, and the unsatisfactory mature of the Peineare reply to the British note on reperationa, were conducive for a short time te bearish operations the resietamce of stocks * pressure attested the iiqu sition ef the market The °¢ changes, with French and frances leading, reacted after the pubdiication of pote, but tn this field, too, th sions Were not sustained. ' : reply ef the French Government was Q@mittedly disappointing. it bh come apparent that its resu be largely negative, and that worst it will only proiong ' ent status ef Angio-Frenc rather than actually breach Meanwhile some ie attached the decision of Baldwin to continue the neg by conference rather than respondence. Diplomatic nm frequentiy drafted ag muc view to heme consumption ether purpose, anc the res @ireeog negotiations therefore mere basig of a hope for tive resulta. GCeal Sfteaticon Factor. “Apert frem the corse of negotia- tiens betweem Great SBritain and France, it t@ becoming evident that the prolonged and amazing currence) inflation im Germany is bringing : tmevitable Gebdacie. The almost valu lees paper mark has been v' Gisearded a5 @ Measure : wage Payments. and the new covern- ment hag emheunced ‘ts purpose to requisition foreign funds in the pos seesioen of itg citizens in order : eheek further ¢epreciation and * bullé @p @ reserve cf sound money The extreme inflationist poller which Germany bas pursued has served «> enrich @ few industrial magnates and at the game time to immolate the so called mi@dle class. The situation for seme however, has had one re- re, imasmuch as the werse it became the mearer it brought the eventual remedy: and signs are how multiplying that reforms meas- ures, Pmeluding drastic taxation, mar | soen be undertaken. Cc “The prospect ef a coa)] etrike has been em fmportant factor tn the 4o- mestie situation during the week, bu* it has produced tendency in the markets te meve sicwlyr and awa! Gevelepments rather than any pro- meuneed imclimation on the part of prefeesional traders to take the short .. side. There ts a general feeling that even tf there shou)4d be a walkout dy the’ miners severa! months may elapee before there is a sericus fue) shortage. There are also several con sigerationg which tend to encourace the belief that a resort to forcefy actien by the mine workers may avoiéde@ Im the first place, public opinion tg uranimous in condemna- tion ef the proposed strike Then there t6 a hope that the coal com.- mission, which was created in antic'- pation of such an emergency. .wt?!! be prepared te present a practicahie« program for the operation f the mimes im the event of an emergency Finally, the new administration expected for several reasons an esepectaliy strong stand any tmterference with the ef fuel euppiies at the arproach Winter. The markets consequent!) bave exhibited mo nervousness wi’ the approach of the day eet for the strike, theugh & disporition toward caution wntil the situation bec: a) more Clearly defined has been in ¢« ‘7 +4 ; el te - dence m™ he ; a. ‘ | ; ww Eo .s 2) 4 ' ' Pi .i2U0§ mi.vence Volume Holds i. , _ os 1% ' a . , : . 1% a : o1* 23 3 ROR WE KENT h & 2” S128 LY : “Zit . : Ben a prenngy~! . nape week when tn the more speculative raflroad ts- funding &s to the ~ . ’ Geicraiy. steps pro % as i" aids as a sues. More or less this has been true 640,000. These were oe the cougtry’s Dusiness mn Dor Ms 4 23 ’ : . xs ' ra . a =? > “—) " ‘ . - -- ~ . J > a : ‘ 3 Geet. a! ch : cr : : ; ~ > ° + " > heavy volume ‘te — : 94 2 | ere doubled in volume and ther d " ail the week. It was a rather curi-| The most tmportant & > PET PTD yy Py Pe ay Pg ey Pay es Pe F rh ipewd ’ ‘ 7 ar cid *@r” og - & ‘ >) te eRe & ut i o> — Qo @@is [a SEE SEEEE VST ESEEE ‘aro ee POP PEE FERS C te tor to en ok ek ae ree |=) i 7 | ied ww Gb ~] le &¢ ple © ov A aie ek a ta bw ‘ ind-dp uve wtb @ agw 4 > to b+ bo . followed dy compiete I Arizen Globe Cap : weeks pending the Reicher Extens panes: tween Baldwin «a Canario Copper __| be a] - ~ wnoc aOwW ee aad wo to @ me o nth ; ed "y . Oe 4 Cn Z & Aime eo § ++ SSL. FHSS LS pt iy ? - | se ol wo ise rr en oo ee cz - But for one thing ‘ s ce wie a LL PSPSPS CK F rp OC eb PSE LAS, SSB EE PRR ee C2 gree oe ree : 5 “- th 4 + tore ; el ead oe A Le ~ — ae oy ep Ge GS bs (Delon } Fu GJ / yj a) 7 bre Osc at 4 oe a f Ff #8 F FF HR 2 bebe oc - el: es > IS eee [ed Ow ~r* hb Boo bebe Dh GO bh Go ps | 7) b~ . — - D@ Vir tT ek ned ©*% 7 2 i pee Oe 4 Pre ee > ee > D> ' aa i Owen - te ld lee en dd — a a as west per i> as a+ Ce ar ee eae ih Zit #7 site vv ~ to -) Visa ey ’ Ga Oat Ube ptses | | ; ahs Cobh Ce he ewe , eet Par re Sas : ee bs ; > b-+ Set oye cure “7 &® ti © > : QD iOrrtrt ©Oisidrer ww Di 1s SS - -”* ~ oe. 8 ’ YY | é , 283 ee el ie eee FSEPPEEES FRE EETE * : st 3 * Gr eFeev re a . ao | a ee | | 2G) Mtn weet re) ao ee p+be a oO - > INDEPENDENT O ‘© ow rt pe ifr . ‘arb Ou De a Or fF Ft EF EF A 1@ or wr ie Fs SFE bs st old 4s 48 Js PI&2MD Gs svitewy oe + gE Nae ee - - - - -_ 4 M ~~ 7 bibs ”~ am - co oo he ns pre ‘>ean jeadiock. ‘Peiats is Freack % ‘heou’ nr Te" et 4 toe inn m the French tote thre » =? vs CLEEELER E sf 3 soe CPT Fe HS Tee 2o@2@e CED Ge bt ht] be he OO + eas er | the Oe 2a we é di 4 ieRUe 7) be ~~} eu hhh | eae ae yy a 3b Bue > @&> ee eS Sede LHF 2 ely France und argieg the eh ecdeare no payments provoke a situa —« by currency de ond a4 more hopete al ‘ , inp easaat irregular a , ® rench ' es * comp generosit nterallied debts, excluding v i w over NEW YORK, Aug. -~ Bin by offering ee th atent «o 3 eelting of the off shares had a |g.) a's 00,8 One int Sum ear greater influence upon the mar- | 33" Ssctionaily. “ mM even from that sad os os ae 22 PSSA L IIE =o re ¢ au wn tA 4a “ ‘tebe a 2 & — ‘ ; -c OW @eee Oe © Or IsTae — ~ — Cw ewe wow oh vi CUE aearecce® l ke ei eo SCivage £OOCQS22 s Kin A.D a? yt¢ wi ] 7 +p ae) he eee? en er ~~ 2S 40S 032HidQre Qe Gir & eae “ -_ - 7 Sik ie oi aan. | - “ ~ ww! ben ¢ Po a Ec, 0 tee ee ee 60! =) seell of tieesl bene IW Ce a + pe nem a Pus » roi Ppape Ridrtre » ae yn i & Penn Beater 8 eh © ee va ice Ic | ie om ik OOO dd >* Coe wi : =) =) ~~ Tri Pie iit ’ ia se eserves i eee rrr 1S 4 =) ~ peda bo ] , / /* "he wvirtaeaee®eaeee ve -* ‘hOWAwW ee > >> > > > | ’ » Pe Tarerer ers lo e * ) oe aes 02)>«e- Gaara D Ohi b > rr VE ee E75 FSR ‘Ca va ‘Ff isa “IGaeec ests ese FFE rgregra r* & ae 1idbh* hw WW Ww Lise , + ‘+ rm Ae * dur ia) eS | ee od ee 4 ~ Cr ee iat are Dd bt po Jie re ay st de SHAR =) e a) i | ae ; Gite ik Cer & @ Vie iv oa oe ree 49 i ‘iy Te , o| Terie -- , we a Js at ” ae na rt Chita hrs = pe) Ores Or | 7 ial ‘i wis wes a >) ivf Pa se vr dvd eo 1S 1k Dee Qawigis iar Fo Fits CELE R FTF KITS FECES PUTTS FEES DEOL > ne tr oe at . . ~~ - } AGU: v' Pow c ike kh Dre ac if rr ao i oe Lol | reo Led dd Pear fs ope GW _A@m®@ ‘ - oe we tee eee oS a Oo ‘¢ j oe “dd n% , | : Fe ede o” ’ ’ Cs ’ Di a Ss a eede a 4 | > 9 yw I DDMAaowas, ye a Ute re OD ¢ 2 . 6 ee, eee) iy trading, the stock shooting up 19% | points from where it was Friday | Ciearings Monev felt in develoomests for morning. The fe:tilizer stocks join- ‘- yee yoa may take it for ed in th Trane . ao Baldwin te unlikely to am the advance at a more moder- The St. Le Cleart Tou ns The St. uls (‘eartng @eturned to term inate ae pace. But elsewhere realizing ‘report of debits for Aug. 74. TF “~e . len Ww : i. | - to individual eccounts, $17.74 . Baidwin. as Amerie sa. ere i ev.cence and tne pres- to bank and bankers accounts, plain Pn sines. Tran a sure increased in the final hour. making a total @ $32.400. te extend dipsliomet = ch 1 e arta ~ . Aug. 25, I . wore , finmi* ; Ww a — American Can, Bald- accounts, $14.400 000: ‘oo : Be indefinitely. We win Lecomotive and Studebaker bankers sccounts, 3.200 . that President © Were off ore aiee $29 800.000. gi @eetinue Harding's polle = & poe. NEW YORK, Aug. 25.—ew That the action on the Producers Cearings, $543.900 000; Mew | | and Refiners dividend would be un- 2@22ces._$66.000.000; New : heli'day season actual 54 it Hy a: if J’ . oo Re avire Ge Geer ro “OOM t+) oe ow ee | mer ? ‘ =) LEAP Lioe 7 . aie D 1 et ee £ i i SEE LETFTE SF FS CETL FEFEE FEST CFTC E FELIS OF | eeeese v4 ‘ - 9 i” a2 a he ee hel va » > ed Owed ir’ » Pm EAn ae ON ese wate SOS Pee iWon °F * v ‘ . ' the markets in the se favorabie had been taken for grant- | S im money is benefiting ed. These shares themselves did not wey te Aug. ‘a | le transactions are go down but were somewhat better. 3 to small Suying of . The street h hree month olla 2% te - - n@ street. however. looked on ff ° t months pre ional 299R _-_ i ‘ (3+ Gi Goa Be ict i i ff FLF 4 ice -e i= oe Ae AD: Pa a" Pa ak . d Ps ao 7r*19i5 wid Veeal +4 Pod =) ae +S: t-1O@ ifs) }- - imo-i * drt i oi uagt, LALALALALE bs te Ad GI@isc - Le lO Lo Soa hss oS Ss FRis cd F + Le ™ NEW _ Ar confirmatian of its view that other! Mexican dollars 47 Because most of th and partiy DSecause € oll companies where they have to have a lot of extra cash to carry the refunding 4%s, have ee over abnormally large stocks of sistent heaviness. crude ofl, may be forced to cut or Foreign obiigations pass their dividends. Cosden an largest gain on report of Mariand were especially weak the nition of the Mexican 6G former making a new ‘tow Hous- French Government bond& 0 ton dropped two points. and Skelly weak at intervals have wm ¥ went through fts previous low ported. — q Trade With Russia. The unimportance of the early For the most part the bit i are increasing tnd selling was demonstrated in the tIast gomestic rails and #& mals =e small revive quarter of an hour. When ft came been heavy and without “ ~p to covering short contracts put out of the heavy active Buel sat pati vd at the beginning of the day. prices and. ten weeks , be th sulemaaal me bac! — - ago. The * developments al 0ack quickly. regaining neariy ef imvestora seems toe ‘quisition re . rem lost ground. The close wag turned to United States ve Anatoitan [ 2 % loans, and all the Li Pg acing ~ f the buying & : —o merce! ° _— Present money out! wens ee Market. have come from the other = @atll nia4 Qeotemtun oa While dealings were on 1 small New offerings of the | om your exchange. It scale today the bond martet showed $39,376,000. The lazgest Believed that ate a very firm tome and especially so was the Louisville and - and while our bank pedi ‘3 > »- = 4 - - ~~ Jtr* AD ¢ &® £2 2 F | Ae é EPL RL ET ‘RAIDS ’ >-i HITT LT eeeel bd ol el tart th & WO BWWWOr-+bdr rt hy rele me hoiviset DS | ° 4 te i) ‘OF, SF J ty! a ae a 2 tf =" IO YVPoaweaa&s (or ivovre at | a MPP | el | ad r4+r4 re) et ele . q “| me? i cs Tv ’ : 1D sbeebs Gstare es 7 aad a | z | | Foreign Exchange re eo) C2 By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. SEW YORK. Aug. 25.—The evening Post in its coprrighted foreign exchange Marset review todar. sars: ics were feint fac- ements of tmportant Past Week, -ommer —-—-— + a a ore 1h * pe Ph eb 4 meme i afa ¢ Pi SPSS ELIS eS | EE ’ ’ a FFF FF FILE yD. ioa-1 ue Dae el el oll eeeel oll leweel | ibe . af dd wy e~4 if wa — Pre rt Dh JO Ba f Gown as has occurred es @ ) - rn [hk >eC ous development with so many 4'°?ft.' uled ¢ ear future : al wes reached Yast sypr'n 14 . , . . 7 : " . culties fa i - the - _ - ’ . . ¥ ms — : — = a a : ; “* du or pi {ron steel] an : . ey ‘ . 7 . _ ’ . Les . ‘ . - ~ . :. ;s : ’ a _ ~ - : . ee . J , 4 | . 3 , , ae ae ™ — — - Tali Aas nat ss is nected $64 82 4 : _ * ~ a = iipoin sumption of raw cottor : "8B 44 | an x . o ~ : : ° 7, | continue 7 mit aetere’ hal. er —, . should be the time for a display cf . . ties | , “depre movement of freiah: i t confidence in rails. Not only f early reese der of persens emp are the railé faced with the possibitt- | . 3 eh - try are all im excess ty of a coal strike but the July ear=x- 3 ee a prices bare rTa.i: al . . , : ’ rn ” ~ , , . — “s : revea le 2 a Pe - = 4- a . : zs price of vig ir: by : Uy - 7 . 1 . : : ; Chicage Stock Sales . ‘ ‘ : —« 3 er * . as : . - ; . . a . - po #4 sat =o * ~+ — Ps | TA, nte- and prices of fints! : : i heave ' = ul : tare ; a : 2s — — ee [| os ~ ' Lade . = , Trance charges with the rest? of . firm The timeproved be th 1 rt - cm 4 was 3 to ‘patch . “est- Dispatch. -—- = ae ‘re on s . 2. market has ine: ~ " a. ee : | a , . Aas , : . e 1 wie Gene —. mad r : Nor is there any assurance of mereRants tn current price , no pp She osetia cage “ , vm . eke death ee ees | el r iow 4 ns ° ouis Oc S = the campaign for lower rates : . textiles, and e' ivin : . 7 - — iene A ON wot : P . nn — ' . ~ - ~ % -o : a> wages wit! not ‘te een the regult. Whee . . et ue 53. —o. See c ; . . ; es mm. Lew. Close — il agen a : +> mn! ty . ~ se. oS ye . —T . . — -_ ~ ; ; Pinney ; i pusfc« i With vigor. . y ag T LOTYs sTTQ . :, ST LOUIS sTock = CHANGE, Aug 75. | Some of this charge of heart may —iATEnSactions on ‘tb =i ‘ I -_ ™ - ve gabe . . . , , eo : ‘T* . me : ee ° Y7 . : : ord-Break!ng . industria carmen bq hele, fact 20° : inion a, 6, “. with the preceding day's saies or last pre Deen all sorts of guesses. as to the eetiviey of March an@ April ami wit? : a cent of : ™ . 10% 108% 2) — Then gee ities tation was ‘tous transactions “Increase. _—Decrease, | Teason Wall Street for so lone a purchasing pow: ; eagams , t [I™ Y ‘ >. + > : . , — :, mcenanged _ | time has been igroringe ‘*avrorabic level there is on xpect a ~ pr : ase : ’ ‘ws | : : ——s Ls 2 rence of G Ne earnings reports that litti«s «*- has — a aad | — —— - *ty . : —— — : , sthes ye : : : , . + aenenten Ivy . | Ch’ge ; Ss that i [i6 s* ress Mmaintenan, of Drrsine , a 7 : : , range > . . — — —— been laid on the Erie's improved f)- -° ‘+ >* ' : _- rh, . . . 7 3 | ‘) 7 ae . ' : . ‘ " - - ff. 7 : 2 : ne ine pe , : - : aE, roe Og : : : : ; : : ae ~ == ; Mar " t— \ Barca conditiens as the reagon for tick : > ie tha : " . \ : ‘ - 4 : : " : = an " : e : . e , : . ~ : : “ . Tz | a4 : 3° 7 »s7 *- = - iy sine’ ; the ‘ re - . - 4 men’ has re ie hed ewls - - Poot - “f : , . 8. , ie ” - | ; = 9 hgpetee ; = is se boiesten How- “Firmness mark: re . : = — mewart Warn e1 mo %, Suncy * ’ Strength im Frenca amity the Pt: a , ; | oo ot. teat may Se, today’s re>ort that the tech mars n Born tr : we "@ R 4 to > : & Ca x. . S, _ . conune tore’ cha . : + ae there was a possibilit9 of lifting “ha there was some ‘» veme: [ud nro "ta : * “ed "rr Light R ofd ; =, ni “30 “AA : ¢ its to 5.7 - ‘end tite |: = . e w Chicago and Alton recetvership some | i bee- . — - : m ——., = +s 148% L4 -'™ ‘ome to the reset ef th LOSING TATION Ome mcxt year. called attention to matinee @uring *’ ; : rewer ‘ quen™y, howev askea ths read’s also surprising recovery. Ane he ~~ ts od 00a erst $$ > ve . : Smaller proportion o Tross saved — + TT Te TT A eg game @ull and prices we a iy Lack ef again bad & some fiuerce om in the Getental va: ae = taille ‘tal com : L200- decreas an: _ Total 4 a Cervain-teed Products lst pfd Cares SS See caee of @ rend & te) Sn te Geature of Gcallnes ree Rotivity | som th - mages 2 q- | pasits. S817 = de —. = em 3 as 2. dema: C. sable Zeten ben Weeks cum... .! ceivership such estimates are only ™ hy a : . " : - re! : mount tr? Tr = ’ _- - . sss +s 4 : elgw etchanges, Demand for 7 -* _ indicative of the trend. Chicago aad femey resulted im an advance Alton 3%s secured by second mert-| petmte te 6.70% cent= and th gag*. were up more than «a point and parted a firm tone | — a halt today. pel em enieme of busines | v 3 ~~ pony > oo WiTZERLAND— Fras a awe = erm ave Other railroad bonds to hold the} end the Gquctation was unchance 100 peunde tn | : tt Re mie a1 an- ae ” : —— 4 , ae os advance this week include such is | 34.56 8-R Spanich peertas o . ——— =~ aoLed =a S50, Se Gemane 6 bed pan . Boston Wool Market. OLA —- A004 | , Serugee-V-R D cx ' ey sues as Baltimore and Ohio conver-| » ther Demet, follewing their technica! | ~ 7 A a. oa oe eee si; 7 _ oe Spectai to the Post-Dispatch. mY rors, D,_ 4 RF CI iter | tible 4%s, and Missoutr!, Kansas 214! ry “a Seeevery eof yesterday. again turn-d , (S22. 387.000. decrease $125 290. a was _ : a> ofa ad | Texas adjustments. The one ezrep- tiem has been the case ef the St. j TE Tee GE alt = : ae & a sedy Fs 7? : om averse news of >», . 25 ’ Copeosits decucted. 52% 48270 : “was _ : Mav m we —— . reterve $501.785.000. Excess 3.2 S—Pesa. “tan } RI ig | cve $22,484,370; “morease DB, | sited P | Paul, most of whese jusior bends are

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RR a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26. 1999, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13B) —_— — ——_— Seno Close ‘est. | he sa .¢8 ve —— SE oP AW. C lose. . ¢ ssterd: ay . wer Pots jower: w estern g&rassers stead’ " _-aer gee 7 4 o° . . to 28. a3 e close of ¥ vert AN Bi oa TE =Be R WHEAT . ades she stock*gtrong: In between , on et 2 2: at : | to 73.8; cent ‘a oS “eh , - Jan - ae : m3 Ds 23! | tes at 56.4 and indicated ge ¢ Leer ’ ‘ ; 4 ae + . “ ’ . Ts ls ' lhe ¥ nes w ned i drag a Bincrtheg ncn | oo; March. ~5.99; } — NEW YORK. Aug. 24-—The cotion mar. ' No 14 patnae ban oe undertene held oe Lug? t “Joe le shade easier on the local market. : ' siadiaada 107 2% i . 7 "pool wheat finished %d to lid bette: 7 = rm, 96.75 Pinas butch cows 3 COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS. we ie thia morning and pot-m- | because of reports of tee much rain in the . 7 4 4 : in j vow he as re on a refle tion of American 2° > ° Cat ers rut . *. 1 3 last wu Prey w ke ¥ ca an ion OOrTr y ling!ly narrow After eetiing eastern ft iird of the belt. some sections Te ——_—$———— -- ry : - | strong , —s Winnipeg also was feedors, $5. 2: 3 f hig “attlé an i Nev “York Cotton t ~4.2%5 ( the opening, October eased eff porting as much as five inches. The .* ‘we wt n the le t Sheep: cet 200: feeder narket ° ALN 35.643 32.705 40.031 cw to ° sc and closed at [4 lle with ‘he gen- >was at net loases on the day of 7 te fF : stead untpiles . , 74.051 "A061 46.814 PS . s ; © . closing stead at i. het leclive § points« with (eteber af a range of 23. 406 to ‘ —Cott tua of 10 points on all Months eacept Sep- vy ble: October traded at 23.47e at its Indications of aE. cu 1071, “Wstia he jsome cary vent Was le higher. | There were | best offers, $13.50; mores, mostly, mi ee 13517 103552 14°80 NE ais = a ’ nagnte = a . a, : . . Bare ry. , — Cen a orn : : ; “a ) ‘ ‘ Fe? ~ . osend steady. oes ; : . ' : ' ry) y) Vv aa 15 points higher i lowest. . rc ' a o we - a oN we by - os —S . , ¥ ' , The market opened steady at an advance! =. -— a — a eviva in | . - me — . . Cen) TY = rt ’ ‘7 . ; — I ve ] 353 ] tAS ond - wun... 4 — ~ ‘ a ’ ~ . . ‘ . : i ‘ tir 2%. ; me —- ! and al AY, ' retin c ; rings neraily acl . : , ‘ ~ 1” "4 « of 2 to points on reiterated reports of i: ; . th , 7 : ne ot ker é ton terns, § best native: 5135 , - 4 2 . reasing colton goods trade activity and fur- [of increased bedge selling seemed to be pret- [24.503 120.671 102.818 =. a 8 a mene o¢ si! er rains in the Eastern beit Decemaber |ty well offset by the sews from the rae ° —. & “Pipe! | Nipple 2 Trust] _ 2 =O Ot 2 . . . . a . 7 lL. : » a ‘+ . . . = ~«] ] . With Russia Noted A 17 A 3, “shi wheat wan mated bone a Mbmnidks ehiwelght « ex feeding lambs °2 : b see. a2 -a S92 RageRe 32 On| sOld I4 18e and January ac 28.90c during | track The amount of cotten on a LA. ' ay =e eans ‘ot Pats ——_ > of ilg@her practth ‘ > : o- t iret TewW minvUtea, Dut the advances e\! awaiting clearance at the end of the w E terprise Ho is . OT t. WHA, er ine and accumuist: boy - Taine a lambs. $13.50 to $13.4 narket at ' “a> * Minet . "04 O80: ihe 4 17 ; attered Southern selliugs tri wes « 00 balet. againet 46,000 last > Ww } ; . , - : of , 7 AP , . sf ; ~~ . > 4 : . j : . ‘ 4 Lf i ‘ ; ’ - - - ‘ ste ua at st ‘ - al ~ ; , sled 2 - p ing: eB ‘7 ,ethere : = Wee At atti 1} ° , on OUc : _ rn : “a, ANGULO EN to re tior ( several ,«.wntsa during th mi | Was some comment on the fact ys ct 8- ms 7: ¥ . : a Os — gain. - the morning. with December lt: Ph) ears OSeures for the time . —_— — =e ™ Will Be Basis of Any , ; MAY >) eh tenet wel : -¥ v~ rp ~a vo os = lam! : 4 to (rong 1 rs ine iod and lambs , ten ees ee to 24.04c and January to 2.4.7 7c o: Liin * long while as? 7.7 . ’ UN a} ‘ and * Eventusii 7 a teceipte 000- moat} 5 o 2% : teat ured the cattle trade. Re if . ° ; t ~ Points net lower Offerin r Spot saiee at Houston amounted to 17. . . : i, TM __ +p? ileriy Were prett el] eaned r ~« ~~ : _—- . show eUROr ‘ ce Duik od |‘ me "ore Ol fair lume and quality an Turpentine, Flax. Linseed } however and on the w “de! baies the largest single day's spot transaec- Development. : - en ao fo ee 8 indus = = intent etewe ota ne cHnoice, wt 4 erag: SH to | BS erare mpared with a week ago. prices —_——— ——m | to be pretty well divided late | tion in any one maraet + lh far thie seasen, SEPT, nER bee I ~ ; oe : ; : , D. DH. ns desirable, $2.50 + Vary from is” ; editor of t} ~ eee on Se ~ natin as a ee. Ti ‘ ngein } i under } Ver previous 7 - . 2 >, .' ' hau asi ; od~Te - drove and yearling steers 4.65 on. 4.37 a WwaG, : W a. | their failure to aoe ie zs more Aggressive Receipts | * ap 7 | E Close Sty th , Ancagias KANSAS acne St: Common to medium native x. v. : weeks pending the con. er —_— imag MAY RYE he early w heat market. — steam around A ; mF Eee aon vm Oklahoma and some good 8? 24.@2 85. early new-crep receipts and this morn ood middiin 25e middll ir, 2 P 5 Comper”. Shetween Baldwin and TPoin- ‘ mpared with Gas steers around steady: matured steers ms om aaee "33" 5 € 9 7 | 7: u oe S.: et yearlings closed 25 to 50c for one thing it might be week ago at vos sell above B vem BO: 156 25¢ higher: oth- | a i t Ped Kinds were most numerous at . Ss ‘el ain. wi . : —_ ! .¢ r ar; ‘ wiv ; 7 an ‘ i : " , "ae — . / m , t a deadlock is « t | t} ay ving : 5 VER 5 eames tae monainrd > ta Sake. tetas ie $9 to | with most grassers following | weakening. if no an | OC wa} ft re inte - . were 2 2°6 ef en an. > aT inners an itter + 4 to $8. Cows up 25c., with most of | ing of the entente. The ae she mpat : ~ = Re ” aan 9 15 ighe yull teads al cah o>, ; ete ‘2th applying to the lower grades wn | ' , J . pone wal , Ne -s Ariy canners and cutters. The ma jor Is the inability of the poll- Visib le supply of > whens 3 and corn in ‘she | a ni ‘ : tmnt 9 = vant “ : ea ‘trong to 2: geher nines inde slow the bute ner supply brought $4.2 25 ane -— -_ eed ana ee ee ee a ) = rst otto ed Re. Candy lt & * a grades beef steers and vearlinges mostiy VAae 4,4 i The aed » rinwestern + tht ; ? , ; , | i ‘ ‘ ’ Tt ; Big Price Drop WILLYS-‘KNIGHT andOVERLAND Great Improvements-~ Cop ha , tem ete) : r Ja Min’ Fan ~ A tll 9 laggy, eid Cons on Meld Develop | eld D Mines. oP Jackpot te : —_—eo- -=s>- -o - eo _ Ss LAL LAATIALET, ’ —_—>- ] Co eee ee ‘ +. a : oe ee ee ee ae ee an ee ee : ad BS nes ’ ' ' ‘ APs EST > — ~6o-~he i e000 ; , ‘ ; " . ; -2-- -—e- --@ ~~ os——i oe lC(—CO ’ ' ' ; : ; ’ wands A ae » a = Satrom * ’ ‘ ‘ Mines .... i620 ore Kendall esrer AS Di ~ Diumid o> eo + ~ o vie an- United States on date r ( pral occupation t yield finan a é e 4 -¢ ; bent i 842,000: other killers largely @i.90; = Monday, but scored strength following days ; f ! the French note three Sland fuffalo : eke ‘ cones 100 anne heavier than a year ago, lambs ‘$11 75@ 12 40) 0 . ’ 196.00 : 4 A in.tt. ever. good lights se! ling Friday at $11 to with endeavoring to §; -¢ . "= ago, being 925.000: primary shipments of B E H ip eR nary i og \ F : corn were lighter than a week ago and utter, zs, Poultry © Market Active. Gaiveston 4 ty , week ago and lighter ths ag ( - ~¢ \& : M4 te an a year ago be pe} E xc H ANGE, Ai Lo (); 51 CO mpared with a run of 76. 061 for the 1 giso possibly born of French ut. 44.325 bushels 1e 2 .* ~~) yu! : » | rotnd lots of the various articles (mail or- narket taken as a whole has shown righ! the French exchequer Sa k ago and up to $10 and above. & ‘ hal ad to a united polli- |5t. Louts a 2 ¢ ) > rm, and may lead Chicago este 1: 11: i a week ag \d 64,000 higher than yester*ay'’s average: bulk of Purchases yee. 0d an mas regards trade and labo: of wheat were lighter eep——Receipts SOO; for week: 1: is Zoe at Cc: * prices and prospects for an abund ° 18s O00: primary receipta of _ al han a year ago, being : : wet x 75 4 ™ tlw vethers $8.75. Native stocker ewes mostly ; top at the best time reaching $12.50. Mos: mousiy. France undoubted. |e, oS Sees, fs Q7: . ver, ) . . : Primary shipments of wheat were lighter | — et $11.50, or only silig! tly higher than at ths tion payments and de- | Philadelphia . prepara lighter than a year ago, being 317 000: pri- Hog receipts for the week just ended show . . & total about like the previous week. ¥ ' by currency debauchery. New Orleans. > O00 " . co . mmission houses J men paid tae follc wing previous week and a supply of 46.614 fo: | interests already referred ‘to. | re, | 0 ce r 5a husheis of oats (jrain Sere . = sock nprised 25: © bushels of No are vewciiy quotea higher): seal action all through the week, althoug! ~ erty —_———— . . . I'n d c+ ; ’ ; ‘ . ’ passive resistance would ite ~y visible ge vy: - wientes ' 189 928 hushele of No dinary firsts 20@23c; cases returned, ic loss. howev : winter h °39 909 bushe! (Nn leas s, Owever, Was regained and then some | - oF Wace : Ushels OF NO. curing the last two days of the week's ses- ’ —>- ‘ no ' Au immediate modification of the . 4R 7h ° a anh | 9° 108 4 11. 0 11.699 bushels of No. : ‘ 1 38e. f —Creatuery extras, 44c; stand- (ona to: the week prices were from 60 i. to ay Si.2a) Samet : - Per pound: Nortnern rs oy at the week's close were 3ic to 50c highe~ INDER PRESSURE ~~ t ‘Sptimists are even asserting —s 4 | Saeer occupation of the Ruhr by Barley 000 316.000 | els , No: ; 9819 bushels of No. | 25c: sing! es at 25%3c: longhorns at aed '2 rve and 19 6R5 pushed of kaffir corn. Gaisies at 25c; prihts, 26c- bricks, 26c. : — ~-—.— . | ' FIGEONS AND SQUABS—Live pigeons, | > 39:2), generally. | The medium weights | , t Z 8 : ° 738.000 . ; i ter ‘oo al —~ = ' i ‘ ’ : o> SE Ot eee. 22. — ig guarantees pending pay- - : : | | % of at least a substantial por- ) _ St. Louis Traffic | St. Louis. Cash Grain. oy Ray Ta ange on Bg from eo all 5 pmedium weight the Post-Dispatch. ) the total reparations. Final- aa 8 oe A: “yy oe pet — . 2. Cozen ; dressed squabs, 60c per pound; smal! $0 ge ae i R _ ae, a“ BG to eh pen To The ont market Mechird and unpleasant feature } Receipts at and shi pments from St :| higher. Hard 14gc higher. | re Ao pounvieavy hens, 22c: | from 160 to 200 Ibs. were from 60¢, to 65: week irregular with the ollg reply is complete dis- t oO *% red winter ... -...$1.06@1.08 | hight hens. 16c- stags and cocks. c; | higher than the previous week's clos@. The | te ; ! orings top for the week reached $9.55, the highes: _. > ft ' Selling of these Reoeints, Thie Wk ry e 19 ‘oie a ’ Bri . + ~~ ‘7 7 wy wn : - : ’ ~s eprin a © leg} Is and Dl ‘ : e action Friday of one of tish gene rosity, cone ur bbls. 1: $. RRO 2.991 a 2% . rive 07 Sh ee e... pene _ or g- — 9 ae ~" ‘ sinte October of the preceding year. Pigs 4.508, 3. ‘ fe Ni : winter $1.00@1.05 over 3 ; urke from 130 to 150 ibs showed the greatest ey ans pike interallied debts. These | Wheat. b z=2018 °0 639 daa _ ~eon pounds, 35c: turkeys, » +80; a en orien ts, ; 00' 000 39 gy". ~ rea (Hee see. ‘ pi.’ 3; . Young. 15c: old, lic: old guineas, oe weights from 110 to 130 lbs. were | . : tthe other Standard “Ole i bays to limit her de- rey th, TA SER ma 800 | | | o “Tpgatte |dosse"Sa: Sune’ Lanett Zicint 44°36" [aise Wehet\Soltnough che cGyate "ok Sess ese new prices and improvements an Oll & Gane lost further cround extent of Our deb 0 lined eo a4 70 a7. r ae Ne > 20@160 pounds at 10% - weights was not as great, showing | in pthore of the Standards were wut offering moreover to de- r. lo 53.% a. O eatin pagan Feet r?? erie 180 und at 9! . @10 YAO | 4 OE a. amare oc ne — aoe | nounced last week have electrified the public! onally r r 2 ‘ ; ” 49, a : POC CDOS @ a ; {fous 1. coars uncertec, |ibs., suitable for stocker purposes, e rit! i ‘hatever : ' aaa , Sz a2 3 hard inter ei Be $1 014101 & te : } Tete 1 War little doing tn the mot stocks - from that total w ‘ ad, : ; > 733. : ons | » @c., ing for cnarges. Sheep, a slow market all week and aithough some mining pection Coal shares were from Germany, displays x, ee q als a" , : as ve! ha ns ’ . — pee &. = Ge ewrs ” ge L-ETS—Home-grown, 15c to c per Goz- hogs sellin t the follo yr eavie: WV ill - I in Mon y. Sivan 1 = i dfelopments for a few R ' Le nt To 4¢ rt) Be Sac aly ERE cen . ad lim. |¢” bunche 2: ( to 27 0 ibs... $s. 80 te $9.15 M ys- 24 t 5 ass. Ourlmng ok a Now $1175 g3, cy ver y take it for granted ,*#riey. bu ag =" ; ee ptt jemand lim. _,BUTTER BEANS—Home-grown, $1.75 to | weights. 210 to 250 Ibs.. 89. 35 . Louls Clearing fe is unlikely to leave a " d feed 38260) 3 at 6 4m 740 aa /¢ white . 1c to 40% e+ AN rt ee hern. $38 pef ton. Kraut |* ry gy ey et 180 ii 9.30 | Will S- . ht 2-Pass R ds Aa Je N pe idahiee for Aine House Assodtation. , , he@ to terminate the Ruhr . tone. . 590 5 ORC “31°392 , whit 38 tec to ¢ stock £25 per ton nas § i i ia ee oe oh y ° Od ter OW iual accounts, $17.700( :@ ‘ Baldwin, a@s America knows {. 1 in a. h ' a? " ~. : Debits to indi : ' ° “ . ‘ . : as hies -ball crates, $1 y cording to weight and quality. $16,600 9" saan to bank t ; eeaely. We are quite |. mia Et Uke aetus in ote tear No * | to “Si ee ee ee $6.50 to $6.76 and stags from $5 to | accounts, 13,200,000, total at President Coolldge ° : ct oe ee ae ae o- 2 E GaP LANT—Home- grown, $1 to $1.50 | $5.50. we. ! tinue Harding’s policy of iso- Daily Grain Movement ees” ok cee ee eee ee per Sheep Run Moderate. YK TORK. Aug. e- ‘New York we . | ee ORR at : — a Sept.- . an Mill ef lev sacks” $2 50. GAR ‘LY —lLoulisiana single strings, 2oc to : , suet ended ‘in 10; New York , | In th llowing table will be foun?! re- stuffs. 30 ; 2 Sees ‘ceipts for the | 517 ust $00,000. Net aNew. York F ; wpoliday season actually is fa- | cents and shipments of grain in boshels MILLSTUFFS-—Quotation ! n is ie Beet”. ff. woe en See. | pow & moderate tel af for the ‘pre: | ran, esis, Sf anaes mae markets in the sense that | (000 omitted). sales: S an $27. soft gray shorts $30. |, CROEN PEPPERS—Home-grown, 40c per | red with a su mun of, 19 252 for Se Bes-| N . = VOU “5 Ber si! money is benefiting securt- WHEA™ COF N. OATS. fran and grav sho ys ask Gr TMB —Hom a. grown amall baskets. 35: seek last ral = -“ t lowe foun:! ounce. Money 1% le transactions are mostly | - og Fait. Bae, Ship. i ae dar on 34. > ee ‘E—Home-growr am of lambs, althoug! ta Billa, bille to small buying operations. = ei souls , : | a: St. Louls He Ly Market b LETT oo War Roston. $1.50 to $1 7: 86. “na diver’ ‘ estionals are doing nothine Minn’? Dolis | Bs ; ‘ >? ; j noth: standard 9°: a” e. ' per crate Dulu b: skets. $2 20 to S$” 70 ower at $1° » Sil. 10st! with pe. plaine Cause most of them are Kansas C 3. $18; sample grad Colorado iceberg. S42, to Si so per Crate — Milwaukee Washington iceberg. $3.50 per crat« : “a @ partly because they pre- | hiinen | MUSTARD GREENS—Home-grown, 25c | have made : ‘n inquiry all w | — per by bo x loose especially the | nding 4%s, have shown ae ee a mments. August Omaha heaviness. y sees such conditions 7 ’ —~+—'~ Aueust hipment at-fee hal an 3 haskets, 60 trays per she ) , } e iv ft : with the ‘aeeviente 75 *k’s close +00 Rat were right at 2! i ™ . otis ° ° ; POTATOES—Home-grown bblers, $1.85 kind: suitable for killing Light Cash Grain Prices ito $2 - Chio, $1 t 2 per 100 lbs.: | are quotable at $6 t $8, with heavier grade: | cot blers. Ye to $1.1 Ohio, Fic th sz 50 to SA First- clase breeding ewes of | jiack-face type quotable at $9 to $9.50. | dewirable selling from $7 ty — 1 — TD Ke i e~31 di ‘ , St. Joseph | speculative buying on the hg Obligations showed : ft autumn activity. Investment ind’pelis . lower river hio, ; > to $1.50: CHICAGO, yy 5 —W heat No ? red, blers. $1.60 Minnesota sand! nd Ohio, $2 with base lees ONIONS—lowa .° .- 6 ont Stocker sbeeo cleared from §.>| gain on report of early recog: Momentarily are helped. Detroit. appl. Northern Missouri Choppers and bucks steady at s] 50 to &2 50. with canners at $1 to $2 of the Mexican Government.” by the | jing disburse- igg V¥y the Impending dist 0 with canner Bigger, Much More Powerful New a of mt c 3 Government bonds, too, ’ £30,000,000 In Governme nt Uy lvest " : , a9 q 7 . ; ; , P g + No . 4 . . rd, Of i a b wit ‘0 . to $23 per 100 oye 9 EES ane y , ‘ of | a to . ; ' Nee ror : Si ; 2. LIN i 1. 8s 1 7o. 3 mixed, | %:WN PARSLE Y¥—Home-grow n, 20c per dozen liorses and Mules. Engine in All Overland Models _— ~~ intervals have been well sup- and bond payments et oy RS. - 4 4 Trade With Russian. oe | : No. 2 Sate: N {RADISH ES—Ho me-grown tips, 10c to h last woot saw . good comm! ission | , V4 %@42%: No. : , BOY ¢ 5. run 500 horses and mules at the 8S he most part the high a are increasing indications Chicago Provisions - N ite. 4 \ > 6s . BAL E: RKRAU ‘T—Kegs. 1. barrels. ui narket, practicall vall of which foun i , -- ‘> =" - . S4 " ‘ i rails and industrials re . ible Smal! revival in trade ———_ ——_ -——_ 9s, Barie\ wwf Ho : pth G, : arreis 7: casks, § ou saga gets oy department, gouther: : F ’ en a f "| eed »? Q ‘ K — yme- ’ wn, . . - At’ es r) e +i > r he gg wamout coats : : et 4 ly aoe 4 “4 ~pe erought CHICAGO, Aug. 25 ~Provision market ee ty Lard " ° sate $8. °509.17 loos a a Hi . ‘woes ruled about steadw and iMNere wae ala’ heavy active buying of a ae: tages ptt» | Sop 206 eee qe KANSAS CITY, Aug’ 25 —Wheat: No. 2|. (51 RING cai ne-grown, $1.75 1 fairly Sarin thick mine j oe era 12 interest _H, gh. Low. ose. Yest 1. hard. $1. nN: :@1. 4 \ ‘ ” red. $1.06 @1.09: - ber # : . - : ; a - +~ , wb | b Ae ee had | weeks ago. The atter : incised = att ene & és : to the developments arising d ° ter .: December $1.04%; “o> 18? > . ene AT OE tae Alabat , rincipaliv n farm stuff and leary sfteriaee , ' or Ww eatern« there were close to hea! : . ge to nave ' Scquisition of a controlling September emer be 4) ayy) > Mas $1.0 ’ , ae d ee ae ee : white - : . ' ‘ Baas ae Non ants ae eee °o n ted States Gove on + Jn the Anatolian Nailwayvs O tober = - —_ Sanetent \ Tas “No. a vellow, RAG RT: No yA = - P 4 ae! x . re © -, ~-: tentang yh - at rarrage Treas’ sale | oH wev er. mont | . asked: | - ' _ ' . ? ' $2 ¢ gh Ey | of mg weakness occurrd on the thin. unbrok. ad all the Liberties were up. a Group. including three a LIBS 3 d, . Reptember, 77% —— = -— ’ ' May 61 ate: No > sien stuff. leaving the fat broke stuff on a rea bf the buying is believed mt stock banks. September . 6 | Bos "4 te : No. 3 white. sou aa: , : ue sonabl) good level 80) 8.7 : ' J TOMATOE S—Home-grown. "= . , n ive mule department, fat. good- me from the other side _ Present money outlook favors Octobe: a ied No. $ od, Rarley, 60@82. Ha the nat $is haired offer Ings were in best demand. Overland Touring with bigger new engine Now $525 Overland Roadster with biggernewengine Now 525 Overland Coupe with bigger new engine Now 795 Overland Sedan with bigger new engine Now 860 The Big, Powerful Overland Red Bird Now 750 offerings of the week tc mid-September, when muc Unchanged to $1" higher No. 1 timothy. TURNIPS—Home-grown, $1.50 to $2 for | omen | h ’ ; Om your exch It j e ' ; lo ' ixed light, $15@16; ph nom 000. The largest single a a 5 38 gon ACTIVE WHEAT MARKET AT G16; clo: . | box iia — = aden ® Louisville and Nashville Rand whi Mering will | ‘Minn., Aug a Pa inet, . Es to the amount ‘of SMM @iekly, sips probaris wii CHICAGO WITH PRICES HIGHER | zis: (serene: "S24, wed is | eer kag ty rst) “WRW TORK. Aug. 25.—Butter—tirm: ce ’ ' ‘ , , ‘ . APPLES—Calhoun ‘¢ ount , baskets, . These were very well tak later to make it effective pptack ii Tiga SP ete oP aen ccner varie ‘75. to $2 pe nt Eggs——Irreguiar; receipts 16 , important financing sch ek Is bad and the Special to the Post-Dispatch. Northern, > er aN to & a bu baske' ;: parrels, $2.2 t $5 heme- 52 ican -Bteady ; receipts 210.770 - © i h . ; i ’ > / hes : wh. u ' 4 Sue ‘ $s] ae bu basket. the near future is the ‘ ely will have to pro- CHICAGO. Au. 25. -~A strong active A ” a a“ l grown. . ” - éo ox. relief work «a: iring the market prevailed in the wheat pit today al- aiieds ; as wher Gu BANANAS—H ec to t7 per ~ 1. oe ao a od ane iressec ter, Th hi . though the swings were somewhat irregu- conned 4 he rum. | ; ATA)! 2S ( ‘alt orni -" tan }| poultry _ ad. pr ‘es u sre cula : hon Pping indus- lar Following a false etart to lower levels ' a a : ‘ : - : re : ‘ abestrOs OOACSH, dee “ ihn t Fac te $1.25: lowa at, ghipments 796: Kansas sacked Karly Ohio's strong § . ' luruni, mart! graded $72.20 ewt.: Wisconsin sacke 100 in sacks r Ohio's U. 8. No. J $1 40 tos? ~ At these low prices, both Willys-Knight and Overland models are improved, refined, better cars than ever before. Former Willys-Overland values have created the greatest sales and largest production in Willys-Overland history and made possible these even greater values which, we believe, lead the world by a wide margin. ’ $69,.00°.090 Argentine ke of early recove Ag Canada, prices bulged rapidly as an commission houses buying cag vee on aus’ | 06 Ko 5O per ee ’ ’ 7 . mir > plus. Then when Winnipig eveloped su! j . o- a CRAB ‘PLES — Calhound as ee = eached Rat Obl " shorta here covered and, Ratt APor LIS, fing / baskets. $) 5O: -3 bu bDeeketa, BO« ‘ 50 Gwet idaha sacked Irish Cobbing, : » ee . | . I Market | prigin strength . , Investin . ? Woo ark t a, ee | the rY arket to the day - high point ~e a? we ge : _ ‘ “ - GRAP ES. —Home grown 1 a bu hasket S j ? e 00° _ ; e Profit-taking at the week and carried prices + - ed ‘to ane “ne black. 2ie to B0« ae AGO. Ane. 25.—Poultry. alive: low ; de wy a HUCKLEBERRIES — Virginia 18-pound o-- rows 18@24%4c. broilers 27c; spring: 1 4 off from best levels. At the close wheat aa ae : Senet ; woo! selling trom | firet pants wes % @%c higher, September $1.03 4 G ee A . att erie baskets. $3 to $3.50 ‘ ? Ry — LIMES—S$1.50 per 100 Egege unchanged Receipts 1°.749 cases “3 and similar: Clear Sern moved in higher ground early in. PS ol - "0 4 4 ois you: ow ORANGES—Ca|ifornia $3.50 to $5.50 KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Aug. 25 —Butter - , Teoeree oreia, pa sympathy with wheat, but met selling pres- “. . Fils 34@2.: : per hoz " : ecaca potatoes and poultry unchanged ire- 0 urry. ‘from cash intereste and elevator houses Minn Aug. *% “our PEARS—Home-grown, 25c to 50¢ per tu y O meet the regu v ibe ight fine short. 40 me thé ‘bulge and gains were more than c highe - Family patents $6.35@ | box for common: aeear SSS bet 5- pelle juthern and eater. = ; ‘ é : o- oes 3 to $3.°5: Iilinots bu baskets «| ertas, per pound rime white Ye serge, who are unable to : M c mecium ahipment if - y. @iAae. nas oc lower, Beptember 83 @ S83 be: De ‘orn o © whit Gh, 2 vellow te 275 ee) €2 75 ome-grown @ ~ 33c. chicken—prime dry-pi>ked tod os fae ar maton : » . 44@4 ody ight pam Be oO7 % @ G@74%,c; May. 68s @G68S%c. é ” . 2 ™@ 1 7B S50. . * the to 9c. — | — bn ae. colored She ey er ‘ge Peavy long s0@4as 68 Nec ~ a rite ange? ia TY . ome- “yr ate red vwariets , wanted Chicken and turtey—- to render Investment 36 35, 0 ; ' ‘ ROOTS—uate per pound +] . ] 4 W Ss } . dburry. har " isa Provisions were ac tive and strong. In , $4. o § so , SNES! ad "oa 4 ' 1 : ‘. ». oO» »¢ — $: . ob | . Bbc: iS : Sou Side Br 27 . irmer é UR Current List of c %. vestment buying was ee ogee ao | cles . . a . : : - =o ; : ; ® : , . - ; a ° ’ . oO No. 2. 4! ; : rte the nearb op - "25. bard etraiehte at & gee » bulls ;, »] oe re, Of , c; safe Corporation, Mw I ne swotrrge, |e nmae These toes Hees tenet | sans $48 ro $4 80 apd aver, oatemt vo tg) Bute, Ne Boo. fae = IE Magy yg = AUTHORIZED ST. LOUIS DEALERS q : e b rs >, g c: — one tar a: re 4 ‘ ) cleat! i 0 rrades $3.1 oO to $4.2 pring Unevre les a r * wild neeng, é 3 50; bl ad . ipal, Public Utility, Bitewrs: EM Perey, 20230; Ine sae ia ean 10 S00 higher and ribs parm S095 oust Rpengetyits SS ey en and tail ted,’ $7 to" $10; cultivated, $4@8, st West End Overland Co. Mill Motors Co. J. M. Lederer & Co. ataeron $4.15 straight mr sire bites. 10s—elue and my | ginger S4c, Poregoing prices ate for c + 5802 Delmar 47>% Gravois Av. 4380 Olive St. road and Government re —o——.... 12% te 15%e advanced ’ _ , er as at prices wens —*8Y Butter Review henna +" Neh & =i) auere ‘ : mm 4.25% to ett, 25.—Wwhoiceais prices Scrap Tron and Rubber. | at $2.15. cream meai at $2.20 p ¢ Sam E. Sievers Thuner “otor Co., Motor Sales Co., t 1 to 30 s Gopped a half cent itn G C—Cousttry rags. | pounds in cotton sacks ee yee See, Moston, chia, week | 91 BP he Bed ton, M1 rop=—-mantin at _—-——-- FALL PAINT SPECIALS King’s Highway at Manchester 3338-40 S. Jefferson 908 Chestnut St. Angelica Automotive Supply Co., Inc. ae I a) ehh i te dO offerings. * i ye y ere considered re- ‘inner tubes at Jc ; melIeiean white Beane Bt 4 7 ee Se. 50 sal: gi wal. cane. eallon a Ae 4101 N. 21st St. Dorn Auto Co., No Chain Truck Co. 0. 5S. Miles Auto Sales Co. 7013 Page 3302-04 Lawton Av. 1354 North King’s Highway yee nan = the week was about | | he sy 4 “So. METAL = BY; chine-picked at O6 pet ey ono Beaten Interior Enamels; $3.00 value; % «callon heavy yellow brass, peas at sc green sipit Pp Aute Enametis; 82.50 valve; quart St. Louis County East St. Louis East Alton, Iil. z St. Louis County Automobile Co. Auto Sales & Service Co. J. P. Van Preter & Son Clayton, Mo. Missouri and Fifth Avs. Sane se sige tee a7 ae Week ber Ww $9: ; : le ° ore eather ght copper, r wire, $10: Glee per pound. Chatice jima beane at . Sten har, of S tighe co in 7 and aewter, $18. tinfoil. $25: | California pir $6.50 and jarme —_ te a mp $- . $y pint gt hy e. , ds! . | + amen $14: scrap ‘roa white at $7 per 10 u Callfernis oate nishing ores v ee — Mghter and the amount | few $11 to rs biackeye peas at $5.75 civette Fiat Wall Paint: $3.50 value; gallos . | cariots. wane e ' e Varnish Stains; gal.. $5.50 wal.. $3.50; % gal.. $2.75 vale $1.75; quart, $1. Bek 130 casks Holland ona on iti R val.. $1.50; pints. £1.00 val. BRigh arrived Pelts and Goat Skins. room Oorn. Pure Linseed Oil, gallon Wholens |, price oe cans. tobe Sheep BROOM CORN—Fuair to good et $3380 aa, Pure “urpentine, gallon follo Chicago, half SHEEP PELTS—Each: Woo! pelts. $1 50 choice at $4270 Der ton. White Lead, 100-Ib. keg . w York half cent less | @®. lamb pelts, 50¢¢?$1.25: drv stock. 20 -_-—— © - 2 barrels Black Bridge Paint: $2.00 value: gallon tienen at 44 is Phile- | 4c per Ib. for Ueht and 17@2Qu0> for heavy; Salt 7 barrels Red Barn Paint: £2.75 value; lems at 45 | good sheartings. 16@20c: ordinary not want . Commercial Linseed Ol. gallon ed . SA 1LT—ranulated tn car tote f o. 5 Bt Weed Turps. callen GOAT &KINS—No, 1 commons at ot: ug, | Louis, $2.82 per barrel Guaranteed Asphalt Roofing, per roll 1 augore et 40-. clipped angora «: /v ad o—— Shingle Stains: $1.35 valec: callen , at i0e: alive 6. Honey and Beeswax. Sesame Spas Venlo) 65.00 gine: gee 5: _ ea : . HONEY-—Southe bright amber. Te to 7 od 1 Orders Prom metas Sark Ys GUS ieee Corb seed RANETITE MFG. CO. r na comet me be perrela oF $5 85 pe BEESWAX—-Prime, 25c per pound. —— Yaa —s Bue te =? a $ fa |

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ea e - A A ll A tt I clin ct i a =e = ae Bt ASTOR SF ANE A a tay -~- ° neat a | Qype ete we é - + eat mer naidieedierdt- natin enmmtinaie ee eee — a Pe | a ae lil —ees- | e a ~~ © ~ #2 ee 2 Bs | be ui} i + Hi rie wale Mw : aes - sr 7 ous _— wie ~=e aParew Pee ep —_ rR Ve 6 sens of Chicago gimeer of t! ing Genera membersh | of the Nat atiiute Boys’ $7 2-Pants Suits $4.75 Men's $12 Mohair, Paim Beach Suits; sizes up to 50 chest $4.90 Tomorrow at the Old Reliable GLOBE Men's $15.00 Bive $9.50 Serge Suits Men's $25 2-Panrts Suits. biuve stripes, tweeds 912.90 $1.56 Men's $2.50 Silk Stripe Shirts Boys’ $15 Ali-Woo! Biuve Serge and Tweed 2-Parts $8 75 Suits . Men's $2 White Madras Shirts $1.00 Men's $2 Pongee Cloth “Shirts 7% Men's Fire & Police Suspenders Men's Leather Palm ‘(-bove- Bors’ $1 Biwe Overalls Men's 15c Cotton Sox Mens: Heavy Canvases (t.loves Rove’ 81.00 Cap. >On her 25 inion “ait . . . XJ , : _— . 7 Teny’s Faméus lewan Band Lar Sest dancing " ~ 7 ne rei ae LAs . soda “ft unt en the Mi s« “*, DPD ALL THIS WEEK!! Worlds Reis “> PAMPHLET GIVING © DATA ON ST. LOUIS | AIR RACES ISSUED Directions for Reaching City by A:rplane, Automobile and Railroad, With Hote! Rates, Included. CONTAINS PROGRAM OF 3 DAYS’ ACTIVITIES Hangar Space to Be Avail- able for Visiting Airplanes, of Which Several Hundred which several hundred are expectec and Scott Field, by courtesy of Ma) John A. Pagelow. commandant. wil be thrown open for hangar space * ng pines. " What a Contains. The pamphie tains statement 5B. F. Bush. president Louls Aeronautic Corporat Frank Carter, genera! vis Air Board presic écr Associat) - > tiomal Aergnau- iree “~Pasors Sedat we beLevre it is @ greatest. most spectacular exhibition the world bas ever seen Wii focus ‘ae thrii. ly add to the progress of nasgtenil fa permanent field, will place St to attain. in honer +h ria 6e Ge! ‘ al : , o- Oo: bdDeln President Warren G the War and Navy dep: ts of the United States rll mot omly have a great d with the ad Aviat DUt will be the means the development of one of the vit weapons of national defense iz future ‘Du emer, vance mn; the aeronaut showing the largest fastest air : e Air Inatitu the annual aerv- mnautic banquet and gsmeker. and the Velled Pre festivities which have made St. Louis fameus. “We Louts ask your pree- e @s a reward for the efforts we re making to give ail our vigttors t weonderful entertainment phet - ~=* . + ~ * : to st Louis de siogan, Uct (‘offin says the creation of a com mercial air fleet is a vitally neces- for the supply of mer ind materiais to our military and naval forces in the event of a sa- tional emergency He adds that ene the chief needs of aviation ig edu- ition ef the general pubilc and business men te the value of aeria! rtation @s an important fac- tor in commercial development Plans for Handling Traffic. Plans for handling the traffic o1 am oads during the races wi his week by the Ceunt> Leuis County A pre- ering every read the in it Leulis Field was worked 3¢ by the Policing and Traffie-Com wittees of the St. Leuls air Boar 1* & meeting in Clagten Friday I crevices for one-way traffic on Nat iral Bridge read and ether roads i: he neighborheed of the feid durin ertain hours of each day Traf?f nh aliowed oth ways on st ‘haries roed, however A new en from Bridgetor pened City police anv arge ferce ef specia! *" Sherif? Wilimarn regulations eet — OoOun TY Ss " ry reeery ' - - : ans rance to the fleid “Smal will be tenoutiles Beantor | Me Dente Comyne. ated Press IEFE Ee) ERS0ON Mo hug. 25 { new ank. tie Parmer: and ‘ere Nants Bank of Beasfor: Count Mo... haw absorbed ‘ank ef Beaufort Frank ¢ WwW augh. state fn om missiot nNnottunced “” Dita, le records of ent shew thar the ad hank had sock of $19.600 leposits of ‘prereaimateiy $175,199. and total re. sources of approximately $262,000 ¢ “TTyr > _ _ Frank - ance te . — vr ry 4 > ~—_ ia ARMS asé : _ Prie . ” - ‘Cc | gb Van \ a» e253) 4) > rr . a+ ’ fF : ** > ‘mm Bast a-~- => a — ta — sw uO0gan ase rie L107. ms | REMINGTON PLAYER—Peie tly plain pe @q ease in good eon i+, = STROUD PIANOLA—Bean oak ease. Verv special “$365 pet eng ons in "$445 Terms—$2 Per Week and Wi Delivers te Approved - Credic . —— iii 2@8bB 2S ai litie Bab \ -f Ti anG di ul satm-f Liss nish home or apartment. ushed in ». rT i atent ii gPace the nhnest lano. . nd ed mahogany, Certified U a GABLER—Ebony «ase. in dandy condition, wil $ 49 i AJ ~“—*«o-e © oe Do, make an excellent practice Piano we” ESTE Y—Mahoganyr has a fine tome a ps in first-class condition. Price : burl walnut ease: $998 . Price... Lat e model: ease. excellent $ im fine eondition. A real bargain STORY & CLARK — Mahogany eondition. A genuine value. Price . STARCKEK—Late model: $550) style: ease; in like new condition. Special WILLARD—Mahogany case: ome of the eet styles of this make. Special at. Case; a ; q ee a ‘ e - » i" a) ot . » 4 . 4 7 7 ‘ fj . , em A 5* { a ’ > i _ wip ie” \ oe * “ iful Early English oak case: —Srrauss ‘ a? v4 > at ~ an . ° » . a . ._? aa - ~* + , 4 i a rONBOY: ~ thea na nme stnre ' ~ » > »* ’ > =: *. . anos and Baby Grand Pian: n sal ‘arrving our guarantee ad , . > ne « * . : ~ R a OL JOigh-gradeée Struments Irom a -> ee The ~ An ~_++ TQ Imorrow Morya ruling Beeps of Every ries pepe Buyer factories the at S > of the work *} For this is a chance of a lifetime— prices of ordinary instruments. $10 Down |: Delivers to Approved Credit — Rel THE LARGEST PIANO STORE IN AMERICA ples 1100 OLIVE ST. nished CERTIFIED pM arrive tomorrow r- Sa Chisoim. ¢N. Chisoim be honoree at a Woe x Mise E ‘ aad Mrs. L. W. S¥eage, will be he Barry on Tuesday. Siven at Glen Echee ay, and Wednesday . a dridge party a. i. = ; p sive 2 lunes aad Mrs. Paul Bard : sued invitatios “=< ‘ies Picken op Beautiful heganar Certified te gite ma- case A Se Jtemher oride. Sater of Mr. Sad A ost Pine ” Ringe has of fener . v- a: aA) te Agua : ai “4 ¥ ” ae a gt ee: Pin” ei. ie a a ae ie 7 = 4 5 a shtisin Mi be De Pasa Bh ile dah oie iar. ee

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BUND AUGUST 36. t9sp presentatives Knabe the Player-Piano 244 hen Easy Terms rights sm: © $1.95 Week Buyer f the sold TIFIED \WweN GELUS ma- carr. give ryvice Refunded s within 200 who call per- is sale to make Gu, 7 Lg tigy Ht LEY Yj; S Lyn 7, “py y GY Ml tb YU Yj Vireteel “Hy YY CY UU EHZ@ HE@#@=#: ji Y, Yi , YW tj peonerrrrr ‘itt OT) el Vtowttld Utd? VIAOISTTESSISIOTEESPPEAEEAEEA SG, OPT a * . — _—~ ----+- ——— — LT ee - JA, , 4 \ 7 “nh “inp? Vy, | > Gee. 8 ak 7 CLLIL SIPEEEEE Ss, lath ht hh heeded hhh dihh ht btib bss bsbssidbbbbbbbsssibbsiiddiddddddddddddg dddddddhdbhhbhbbb bbb. EE: _—E5 EEE “ty ty, Ue, , Liiille SA q* Ubu? X ID ie Wiitishshshhshhhhitihhhhhhniiihhhhhihdsehteihiiiiilillildi CLSESS SLs en Se ee ne d YY Yj ; md /, YSIS I 4 , ‘ ‘ ‘“Y Wp a4 SOP “4 A 7 Apa JL TM thy ba ALLL Le iA , ¥ Y i alate cuddling Yj SSF Ss ad 7 - Sf 4, Graeredesees tae —— = — ee owe ee ee ~ . 1 —_—— eens ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26, 1923. PAGES 1—48 T FOUR. . : Salt y + * “ a | ae | 2 Be SAN ee £ . . x gts f * e 5 3 $e SRE SS “ bf . : ’ . 4 5 “~ a «one a , — Ms te ee ee ints. osttiicy. ae PO Basie 20 me pina ; Pa Ae Hen of ie. aw 7 - Mrs. George E. Herring. She is visiting relatives in LWW compliment to Mrs. Fred Perrigo of Chicago, | Mrs. S. B. Whitsett of 4362 Forest Park | ‘Barry of Los Angeles, Cal., and her daughter, | law of 4384 Forest Park boulevard was hostess | —Kandeler | Mrs. Robert J. Crossen, a bride of Aug. 18, formerly Miss Genevieve Penfield Wilson of 14 Windermere place. ee - — ——— a —_———_—_—_— Ferguson, has been given a series of parties during the past week. She will be honoree at a luncheon bridge to be given Wednesday b} Miss Helena White of 5603 Cates avenue and a similar party on Thursday when Misses Alvina and Edith Schraubstadter of 5646 Wa- ,terman avenue will be hostesses. Sept. 2 Miss Elaine Voight and her sister will entertain for Miss Lonergon. Another prospective bride, Miss Eleanor Fox ‘of 4319 Lindell boulevard, whose engagement 'to Dr. George Sutcliffe.was recently announced, will be honoree at a luncheon bridge Tuesday 'given by Mrs. C. A. Shaw of 5789 Kingsbury boulevard, sister of Dr: Sutcliffe. | i ———— | Miss Frances Mitchell of Columbia, Mo., who 'was the guest of Mrs. Douglas V. Martin Jr. or 704 Interdrive, departed Friday morning for |her home. s Mrs. A. F. Meyer of Shreveport, La. will arrive Wednesday to be the guest of Miss Helen ‘Crowley of 6803 Kingsbury. Miss Margaret Crenshaw will entertain with five tables of bridge. Miss Crowley will pe married to Milton H. Weil_of Shreveport, La., brother of Mrs. Meyer, on Sept.:18. ’ -_ She will share | ‘honors with Miss Crowley on Sept. 13, when | NP Ne x en "1 Mh ! | f Miss Mildred Thatcher, niece of Mrs. Jules Desloge, who will be a bride of Sept. 4. “a eee ne 7 ~ -Kandeler Miss Katherine Burley, who has chosen Sept. 29 as the date of her marriage to Linn D. Culbertson. Mrs. Frank Obermeier of 5893 Nina place | has as her guests Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Obermier ‘and Mrs. J. M. Stone of Breckenridge, Tex. They arrived Thursday and wii] spend about two weeks in St. Louis. Mrs. Frank Obermier ‘will entertain for them during their stay, and a number of other parties have been planned for them. Mrs. John J. Crehan of Detroit, Mich., is ‘visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. Under- iwood of 6700 Page boulevard. Mrs. John 'McCullough of £560 Kingsbury boulevard Rave | la luncheon bridge for Mrs. Crehan last Tues- day. Miss Katherine Burley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Burley, 6253 Enright avenue, has chosen Sept. 39 as the date of her mar- |riage to Linn D. Culbertson, son of Mr. and i : a ‘Mrs. S. D. Culbertson, 5060 Raymond avenue. The ceremony will be performed in the eve- ning in the First Presbyterian Church, Sarah and Washington, by the Rev. Chester B. Jen ney. About 500 guests will be invited to the ‘ceremony, but the reception at the home of the bride’s parents immediately afterward will be attended by relatives and intimate friends only. Miss Burley and Mr. Culbertson were both educated at Washington University. The ‘prospective bride is a member of the Kappa Alta Theta sorority and Mr, Culbertson is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. An interesting wedding of last week was the Ie —— a ae - at eer ‘Riinster place, and Harold H. Short, son of Mrs. William Short of New York, formerly of €t. Louis, and the late Rev. Dr. Short, former pastor of St. Peter's Episcopal Church here. It took place at 11 o'clock Thursday morning at St. Peter’s Church with the Rev. Dr. Duck- worth officiating, and was attended only by members of the familles Following the cere- mony the couple departed for New York, where they will reside. Mrs. Short is graduate of Mary Institute, and served overs war with the American Fund for the French Wounded and the Young Women’s Christian Association. The wedding was originally set for Aug. 29, but since the family of the bride ‘marriage of Miss Legley La Beaume, Gaughter jare ni mourning the date was advanced and | of the late Edmond W. La Beaume, 4710 West- ; | plans for a formal affair canceled. 7; ™%, Three Out-of-Town Summer Weddings Miss Josephine January to F Married to Dr. Worth Bag ley Daniels at Baltimore. claim the interest of St. Louisans + September. Miss Josephine Januar | daguhter _ of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Churcliii: January of 5800 Enright avenue, will beconx | the bride of Dr. Worth Bagley Danfls, son o! Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy during (the Wilson administration, in Baltimore on |Monday, Sept. 2. The Rev. Dr. A. B. Kin- solving, rector of. Old St. Paul's Protestant T um out-of-town summer weddings wii ‘Episcopal Church, will officiate. Josephus Dan- iels Jr. and Frank A. Daniels »will attend their brother. Miss January has not named her wedding party. The bride-to-be has spent much of herstime recently in Baltimore, which was the home of her mother, formerly Miss Jose- phine Poe, of the Edgar Allen Poe family, ‘before her marriage. On Tuesday, Sept. 4, Miss Mildred Thatcher, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Thatcher of | Portland, Ore., and niece of Mrs. Jules Desloge ‘of St. Louis, will be married to Jack T. Meyers of Tacoma, Wash., in a church ceremony at Portland at 10 o'clock in the morning. Her sisters, Misses Electia and Alexis Thatcher. will be her bridesmaids and John V. Murphy will serve as best man. Dr. Thatcher will give his daughter away. There will be no ushers and the guests will include only relatives and close friends of the two families. Marcel Des loge, cousin of the bride, and ton of Mra. Jules Desloge, will go to Portland to mg the wedding. \ Miss Thatcher will wear will wear the wedding dresses of their great and great-great-grandmothers. The church will be decorated with old-fashioned flowers and the bride and her attendants will carry old-fashioned nosegays. s during the Miss Virginia Deacon, daughter of Mrs. Ar- |thur R. Deacon, has changed her wedding date ifrom Sept. 5 to Sept. 19. Thomas Temple Pond of Boston will take plage ‘at the summer home of her sister, Mrs. Thomas. ‘Martin and Mr. Martin, at Lawrence, L. 1. |The ceremony will be performed in the garden jat 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon end will be attended by only a small gathering. Mrs. Martin, formerly Miss Queenie Deacon, will be her sister's only attendant, and Parker Pond, brother of the prospective groom, will serve an best man. The gown of the bride will be of white moire silk, embroidered in seed pearis, Her marriage to and her tulle veil will be held in coronet fashion by a band of seed pearls and oranges —— - Continued on Next Page. me Are of Interest Her: Tc tes mother’s wedding dress and her bridesmaids : — 5 ee = ey & “~~. - - il — re " ~ el

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, Te aia I ST LOUS POST-DISPATCH _ STNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 26. 1 oT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pts ee Te ‘ “4% ' “T ss ‘ : “yy . 2 «tenet a. lh mone 3287 SENT aN. ’ £ 23N4T a i WT ag au vein ' Ree , mw ber “SREY! “Betdee “™ STEAL Uke WERE OL proposal when ! Mrs Samue! A. Gord =. +} oriental 7 | . . it > _— . . hg . " = ; a i es annua 2rc a i* a. - be a - = ~ - nt NEWS Of Ne ST. LOUISANS .s whose summer home for sev- Howse in Portland du: woes : 2 F | or to the event name those once made,” Senator Fess stateme ti arce ; ry » 4 a . ing goeor itt ula ; - —s ' vears bas been at Annisquam™ ; BSR or bese P in iener bets e said ° , .; } hon hall were Mr. and Mrs. Edward - - «% =» ¢ . té the roe - —) « ‘ i? “A ’ ‘ ; : * mi . Hardireg as a marty: = to pubiic se a” eh e the 1 —- = es f ret ce roe. ' : aia : . ‘ Windy ia te ey viee calls popular attentien te bur-— . AS" .' ; — _ 3 r : " . : : " . . . — — home i= at New London ae Pe — ’ th +ead of the : ie Massa husettls » | ac mt ; iv ra ~~ — WZ ise AT > - : ; : ‘ ~ ss ia : Mi ae M ari o x igen of Sr Louw 2ems of th = ‘> Ti Ce oO + = « Ne LA “wie &i —& . : - ’ a 4 “ F , , - + . ‘ cet . ee naw . re 4 enterts n*d “a we ; ‘ : eSsse = : +h ° , “Stens muet >* Taxzenm to lessen the y euhsenllde "Lanse - the ey are accompanied by their of that fight ee es oe ndon burdens of detail now carried by the | mS a Cornice Co.. Cu - _ 3 laughte Ml =] ' , Pes der — ) . , home : ne - nts at ! pdon anaes nt . And thie can be part.a-- “ word delivery truck in - 5 ote ea Master Hi ' - e | ‘ . 7 of St. Leui ' ale of &. Lees. i t the ly remedied by the President him- , 7 effices at 2373 Benton nose : ; for the late summ self without further l‘egisiation ) po _ mi yester Jay. Tt i Mrs George V ‘é cn ae a ta c ae | aa = she 2 stomobdiie. an f St. Louis are spene ORR: CR tt | . | | nds 1 rep ) i e a THREE OUT-OF-TOWN ed by eligibility to re-erecton " 1s . | | _ 2 hetwee n $15 and $20 season with friends Re a ‘ " : | 4 infrequently much of the energy 2? ee tan but m ry smmer colen) ueo fF caters wade rintblaggg rs ee = SUMMER WEDDINGS the head of the administration dur- ———_,,, * ‘*. pocke Z | we > | > . 5 2 i a? bronze and yellow chiffen fice and party responsibtiit >» brown tulle hat and will car- [Ineligibility for re-election woud NE Oy TY (RT. em Rm Ie eg At ee fae oe ee ee — Newport IHa~ Lively Week ae s : settles 9 2h a veilc and brown chrysanthe- remeve the grounds which teday oo a were enthusias: Beskisvarrivais at the Gceanside. ninquan. as been the week-end on Thureday. when ou | we SINGLE TERM FOR PRESIDENT this season’s best materials and most en- Magrolia oa her members Os " grou of : er : 53 of Cart : . > a — ot teh Gee ' = see AE “te ae Garry Alen ‘aru —— | chanting especially when worn with com @who has bee! ‘ t? m me The Sheer "armout! ou plaza wi treet ) » then. | wm. —_ + Nae pees «4 Woald Have It 6 or = Years Long trasting hose. at Anniequam ntestained | rty | Cod aie ie megePaan Donia tense Oe ties Clee and Bar Immediate Eligibility % a’ tes a’ Taret et. roa : i. iad] ll ; Vr and Virs i wd ; . f the roung gir of t 7 27 ——s a : + ™m , more tha Ce wy fee - ae _——E * — — “ie >) 3 , = : — is aaa Sy tH Aspociated Press. an , ” . : Wednesday afterno and daughters, ! A Delightiul Piace in Which to Shop” ae > 234 ned : -i* _ ore ‘ im “ 2 ooo ag ~ “+ 1 Martha's Vinerare * = a +a ~ . . : . a ; 258 ¥ ad sc2a3 he . ; — : ew . MAINE COAST A iz o@ — >} i La ning AS "OU a ne oo OmD ii } . in ' . sunde - : : . . - . . . aad -— enpanting the gum. the guest of } or =; er | ti ¢ g summer residents m tatement issued here. SOPLINS bes fained Mrs. Towe: hare been spending t! m ae ; er. | * “ a. state “n | pallies FEED. T. @ SOM, New York City =a heme im Annics Piddeford Pool, entertained q ‘ Lmest . Fess made the additiona! proposa! r with Mr : ty of 32 at dinner at the Auli- son that corm n ied Ger he : 5 t the Gr ‘¢ that much of the detail work of the stock Tea House Th ureda’ eTreninrec rou! U : Lae . % : ‘\¢ LA na , . aS 25 c - President be delegated to Tower was Henry Bake: so of ¢ ‘ , eiestaee . eat oll , "a ae ou Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Kavanaugh) 7! orse Shon tiem ee Oe eet See o> aaa ie cma e The POST-DISPATCH Is the onty St. Louis at 1 lew. | - = 4 i. ys ot t serie — - Doubtless. early action _ newspaper giving Associated Press news service, of = Ou . are Biddeford Poo — Mrs bet ns el ot St ouls » 4B8RBSRSRSRSRSRESRS SESS REERSRZE ERE SSS SS Z'SewteGgswWercaesgc east eseses eau aus SS S82 8B SE SBS Seseegeeaeasgeegeagas t the Mailverr ar Mr and Mrs. C se who have ms Rockland ~ —_— a". — Oro Eee - - 7or a short vial" el ll al ll, il ial a lm , See - . ey ih ~ i. HARGE purchases : HARGE accounts are made during the re- invited. Enjoy the mainder of August, / i 4 convenience of one in payable in October. Bn, | ; SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES several Weexs, re * the Man- House, Poland —_—_— -_——— La —" Mrs. M Updike and daughter Mrs) Benjamin Adams of St. Louis. familar guests at ah« land Spring - " ~ . z ‘ : Pr? rned — ta = « ves ee 2. F' : -s ‘ ‘ -~entiy Miss Alice Cliffe spending the summer w nt. Mr. and Mrs Rupert ’ Eugene home on Stonrbrook rvad who are) ape Shore, Portiand. She will ‘exve wr> } i. — ) si * ' ret “RITZ” “SAVOY”. 3 Priced ai ; a 3 quality BLACA SATIN! BROWN SATIN’ | g authent OTTER SUEDE! BEIGE SUEDE! BLACK Sl EDEL 4 rr 4D," __Here is one of the smartest 64 A charm arrival The Ritz models het has come into The Savoy” — with a em ice bd our establishment im many a day; im finest ity. Of Black Suede, Otter Brown Suede of Black er Brown Satin with a most distinctive Mandalay Brown Suede, with pleasing com hs . trimming of Suede to match The 1 %X-inch trasting inlays ef Kid to match on vamp pm Spanish heel will appeal to the woman who quarter. A medium-length vamp and a likes modified height in heels. Unusual heels add the finishing ne Unusual val- Speciaiiy Featuring $ a Remarkable frroup at S@ eg pans siavua ’ ' Boys’ School ‘sen {1 pepu ar stvte for os ool Wear durabie an ieather Blucher Shees with ibber 95 hee! i +t. “Ina toe 212 - - a v- . : ' rs sD ’ a \* sale ‘. ‘Piret Fleer) *peciail at Big Girls’ ai Oxfords {1 pieasing on roguea nciud me tan, Bonen he and gunmetal. heavily perforated. with sewe./ fextbie : New Autumn Suits, $25 to $85 the Coats at $45 are splendidly fashioned in the most authoritative . -? ae. ’ - 7: rr . ’ 7 ) } — ne Sue = ane Rng 2 Cee 6 ee ane Save af Tailored and fur-trimmed models, in short, jaunty coat > *. -*. *-« > . ss . iona om ash y sel effects and long tailored styles. F ashioned of tricotine. Tate neien Soles and fiat rubber heeis. Sp- ‘_. AT in high-grade Fal! materials, beautifully silk lined. | Poiret twill, checks and novelty fab Large Selection of Children’s School Stockings PRES : at : ° 2 Medevate Prices Other - ur-T rimmed and Tailored Handsomely styled Suits that will lend grace and charm to the many demands ‘ oats at $25 to $150 Third Floor Fali for street. afternoon. sport, traveling and office wear. Exc tailored finished with buttons, braid. embroidery, ornaments and stitching. Fashionable shades in all sizes for misses and women. (Third (PUBS SSS REECeBBRBRBaaeeaeaaaa g A SSS SSS SSSSFSESSTESSSETEES SEE TETSS ses ses «A,

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ty 3 ST. - , LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26. 1993, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ FY APRIVE TOO EARLY ‘2°, cttice and lett it while teense TRONAWAY HORSE SGATTERS PIES: near | — | av Ot eg ee = DEPARTURE AND HOME: a eS : és as Surprised at the s | to take it to some men em Spified Pas M | ployed try ushed by Crowd Head of Cornice a building at 41 , | Near Union Station. 2 *. Robbed of Automo- highway when A horse attached to a pie waren | COMING (}f Sy N ti 1 Comma | Files Writ f Review of Public Ser nal Low rices | Nationa nder is Entertained | e- ee Excepti ‘n : oO ly P . ’ are t $15 by 3 Men. w and Abou jumped on the running board. of the Pappas Pie Co. ran away in. vice Commission Decision Fixing > | Officially in London awhile on | $51.781.348 ' y . . . ou Can Buy a Homesite in Zi voung men held up C. H.| One placed a revolver ¢ | you © his side front of the Market street entrance | = Tour of England. | : | By the Associated Pregs. | The United Railways yesterday | 7 sident of the Hop-/|and forced him w : iss Co. meal peeney ang Bea md from the - Union Station yesterday and | LONDON | Savery truck in front of | Benton to an alle sed cis west on (went at top speed for two blocks) f Scie | Ste 5 git Sacco y | ant ac eee ee . old « For¢ : y east of Garrison before the wa : ; eey, National Command ic “ gon fouled an au‘o-| nder ofthe; Court in St. Louis. It filed a writ! f snes at 2573 Benton street, at tad wee where he’ turned north and |mobile and upset a cite _ American Legion. at a luncheon giv-| for review of the Public Service’ f 0% 1 h Side. The sochére \etdeee. “Y¥ . ‘ | ~for 50% less than in any other high- a eral a pom adh * we meg as well put up; Pies were scattered all] over et sa ee | oe by the British Government to- | Commission's decision fixing $51,- class senietal residence aiatehie in St auto ie el, | » Ba opmann. “I haven’ ; ; eases } rton McKean, daugh-j| day said that if the s 7 ’ : : Siaween $15 and $20 from Hop- | got anything? - ‘they ' avent |streets and sidewalk and ‘horough- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Me-| to arise toda igh +o pepe dale Seen ee eee ee reese” ee . ‘ ta, ’ - oe = | ay oi 7 ij . . . en's pockets, but missed a $600 took the money eve ns sg ed him, ty mushed by a large crowd of per- {| Kean, 7101 Alamo avenue. will de- Briti ‘ we in 1914-17, the| ing , The « eits rocemety ana Many people, who have not investi- ¢ /and drove away in i od pockets sons attracted by the runaway who! ?4rt September 1 for Van Nuys, Cal., ritish would find Yankee dough- | vat , Caleta oes mee Ss gates } knowing the many distinctive } ruck. ‘walked throuvh the pastry. 8 sae em with her aunt. Mrs.| 0©Ys by their side ready to defend | baaibebad esr fe ip en Sener! advantages The Moorlands has over — | . Bunch. : | | | | the interests of justice and humanity eventually would reach the United! re on eh, yen pct Be mom op that + beyon eir means. The Moorlands Is Within Your Means « ~ o ~y Co a _ He complimented the B States Supre Court by ———— - me : . ~ ar | e British upon supreme Court by appeal of (ay) LOY MM KIO MOM AMT HIA ASIII IMS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z.| senshi, | : p and asserted they were not. . | -—-So0 why not select your homesite in > ‘ desirable and well-located’”” ~~. ae ™ SE EE NE yt ge aia te LPS FETE MP, ———* mae Miss Marie V ? i | a Von Phul_ Michel,| their contribution to American citi- | the company or city. Michel, 5720 Julian avenue. and Miss) this most manag co" Benoist, daughter of Mr. and’ oe, enough of their people ta ' | lusi h | Mre. = : 4.4 . . xclusive home dist ? SE | Pherson oe wersearand bated h cen ypellacyd rparies Munro om be- | Investigate et Pre prices—you will : . 7 i ; “eve a 0 the Government ’ . WINDOW | E suas a SUtr >, J , aN ~ a os nN NS - —Also a number of other new Fall Hats worth. considerably — than— Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Donnell | ; of Los Angeles and their sons, ac-| | companied by Mr. O'’Donnell’s »is-| “A Delightful Place in Which to Shop” Other Autumn ter, Mrs. A. B. Turpin of Tarkio, Mo., | An exhibit of new - | left St. Louis Thursday for Los| Fall “Meadow | styles . Angeles. They were guests of Mr. | brook” Sport Hats millinery in O’'Donnell's brother-in-law and sis-| in f Third-Floor INC pene aatite for ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Langan of | Millinery Depart- , e “ y mate | . dress and street Shop” IL, me, } ~ > ‘pm oa» %e’ “ ~ ‘WW . 4362 Shaw avenue, while in St. Louis. | ment. wear. 816-918 OLIVE ST: Dr. and Mrs. F. Williams Runde of é 6805 Washington boulevard have re- ‘turned from Yellowstone Park, Salt Lake City and Colorado resorts. Ma ané Mrs. B.-J. Russell of the! Success Again Crowned Our Efforts! A Duplicate Gatesworth Hotel have returned | from Aléxandria, Minn. | ' Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Remington | e j}of the Sherwood Court Apartments | are visiting in Charleston, Mo. , | . ' } Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bokern of i ‘ Od 5 2931 Allen avenue are spending sev- | 7 “ 2 eral weeks in Yellowstone Park and | ay 2 puis evening jews service. | # kN \a : “Pierrette” Hats aré sold exclusively t | ‘SE in St. Louis at this store. nn a month ! Biwi. we receive a quota of 50 models, in one- - _e | : of-a-kind styles only.: Each bears the njyoy the 4 > “Pierrette” label and will be offered of o : ;- | ie while this limited number lasts at the A ne in Bini —— rice of $5.75. If a oe 4 . ole new Fall style that positively will not utumn _ : ol be'duplicated, select from this group to- morrow. And to choose from the entire collection, come early. /Colorado resorts. | Miss Mildred Ann Tule, dgughter | of Mr. and Mrs. James Swallow Yule of 6178 Washington boulevard, has | returned from Chautauqua, New | York, where she spent several weeks. | She also visited Niagara Falls. | Styled of the finest velvet, silk and felt materials and combinations. Each modcl is carefully designed by an expert. All the new Fall shades are represented. Misses’ and matrons’ styles. (FOURTH FLOOR.) Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Thierry | of 710 Lémit avenue have gone to. Zt ’ 4, - ._ => Ae - = ee i - ‘ . _. ‘ —_ . ’ , 2 wr, ee) —~ hey - >‘ / “ Z LDA XQAYLLG LADY LLIN A LHI AY NAG DUAL ——- Mich., for a short visit. | | Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Frey of 20. North King’s highway returned yes- | | terday from Charlevoix. ° - - ae *: A Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bremer of 4042 = (e | > Se. 7“), ) ’ ; E om Arsenal street and their son, Jerome, y S ets a + eeeeee or ts =A i 7 Uy 4 ¥ WN Miss Kathryn V. Spencer, 4227 ! . 7. Sa i | | Pitti St ¢ Cleveland avenue, accompanied by Be i ‘ fins “Mey / IttIN ou Miss Rudene H. Spelbrink, have re- sa BON by a : 4 | turned from a trip to Minneapolis, ; | : P | Crosby’s y Women | | Yellowstone Park and Colorado. |GRAY SHOP | Our Specialty | Mr. and Mre. William C. Powell, 4447 Wallace avenue, have departed ‘for a month's stay iA Denver and | Colorado Springs. Cases are motoring through the East. J : 1M 4 Sion “SF = — q | he ¢ : . XN Yi Yay wate | Wh , a7, ty ie gi ie j , | 7 . NN 7 ” 4 a — _ a _~ * o . ee. eS AS yt Ms =e .eeee ) oes 5 77 *e, . - ~ »% * z , oe as. y ~ ~A ' > ‘ , ~~ IA ——_ - ~ = - > Pm > a ' “* -o a - o ’ 7 ' —— | ?) > : ~ ~ | 33: ar | +) eit © ' Wes etes ot8s “te aghe A Notable Display of Exquisite | sar. and Mrs, Baward Gessow Jr. aa: i ye ve dl dtd gach 7180 Forsythe boulevard, and son, tise 25 eo aa PS \ i aie i ieee ps cob of Regt pit eae ‘| ti) 4, Se aR ee” ay ee ie | ' i. WO RSs bee " + ~~ SON x — ee : “4 “ 7 —_" LF _sn= ” Zie SN Junior, departed last week for a two Tip ' week's tour to Chicago, Milwaukee New Autumn Frocks §*="““"“ , Bo | | family, 4771 Cote Brilliante avenue, . aa | For Stout, Near-Stout and Tall Women | have taken « cottage at Benderville, ae ek copmale, Wisconsin, for the late summer. Mit | | a 1 iT 1 tg —with the } irati 3 , , > nS! it ig ee P iii the inspiration of Paris designers behind every style sR arama: I ie oe detail, yet priced within the bounds of economy— street, accompanied by her father, iN > EH Mihail tl he A ARE and Francis " Nike iit a deca } ii bi ate and brother, Otto A. Sommer, is spending the late summer $49.50 $59.50 $69.50 9 ee an a Miss May ,. 3515 The charm of simplicity is the reigning feature of these Autumnal mode. aa bommedeanallie apie Bie . ; . boa They introduce lower waistlines, unusual neck lines, unique sleeves, and cones ame anteat Pp. : Our splendid Coat Sale of last week was one of the most important value-giving . » ' . ’ ougherty, has departed for Yellow- hi h 1 laid clai t T li “ " at . ss oar mee f sho ag nena events this store has recently laid claim to. To eclipse it was clearly out of the omingly longer skirts of elinging, witlowy lines, rich crepe silks and a” tion, but we have done the next best thing—duplicated that sale. 200 supple cloths, in soft, mellow tones of blue and Lrown, also black, with pw cea Cc = ‘1 ea 5 Be "oh ee various color combinations. They attain elegance in skillfully applied Misses Grace and Gladys Miller of elegant fur-trimmed Coats at paramount savings will be offered beginning prompt- bs . ’ Richmond, Ind., who have been the ly at 8:30 a. m. Monday. elaborations of embroidery, lace, beads and ribbons. naa thhir eicle-ank ae and Mrs. N. B. Stanza of St. Louis County, have returned to their home. f . i COATS OF: FUR TRIMMINGS: Tris ad Ao is : J. C. Atwood of Ferguson’ enter- Swansdown” Beaver “SAVOY” Ps i & tained with an informel dinner party Imported Stripes Viatka - - | " : > 7 - ntv of design and fineness of at the North Hills Country Club last . ’ Priced substantially lower than their beauty of g ness 0 Sauiiag fer hin aamentds, Sauk See Imported Plaids Wolf. Lustrosa * Fox ' > quality merit, are Dresses of cloth and high quality of crepe silks. They Atwood. ae . 8 authentically express the Autumn mode of silhouette, ornamentation ce oe Gerona.and Other Nat. Sautrtel Ch SUEDE! ’ - | and coloring. The variety of ‘‘Sveltline’’ models provides for most indi- : Mis ‘1 lian D. Zipprodt, 4542 a Soft-Pile Fabrics Nat. meh vidual choosing son avenue, has returned from Chi- : . cago, where she spent several weeks ~ new arrival ? at the Chicago Beach Motel, visiting ‘ her brother, H. E. Zi odt. , Fina : ‘ a iota Each Coat is a fashioti masterpiece—the highest art in Coat tailoring, materials Every model is beautifully silk lined and developed in fav- ch of individual- . : Cl +] Cc S | Pp ° | a eee OF | . © oat G e rice Miss Marguerite Dickmann, 3308) f}-: and fur embellishments. ored new shades. The sale price is only a fraction of the regular price, as will be Magnolia avenue, :'who has been at , revealed when you see the Coats themselves. Briefly, a wonder event that cannot A pleasing con- : = Ly ch on vamp and . o “ ’ - | i, 95 Three Lakes, Wis., since early in . , . “a | S , July as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. possibly be duplicated late in the season. eed ei te ee eee pee aan - Minitiiviittitn~m1048-... 2° SEN ete. 2 ee oe eee ee hee heen ee ee ee - cet ee 7 PY a es a cere mp and Spanish Unusual! va)- (First Floor.) Arthur Weissenborn, will return the end of the week. And at this price are many Coats that will cost $89.50 next month. The side fastening is emphasized in most of the Coats. Wouldn't ee Was me Be 6e tale it be wise to have a Coat laid away at ence? Then you can enjoy Tex., and hér son, Billy, who have | w i ; y is the very newest—and you save from ; been visiting Mrs. Chew's parents. earing it when the style ry Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Riechers, 3200 CW re sses . . . « % to 14. University street, for several weeks. OE eg ae => . Sizes 4014 to 524 departed Thursday for their home. | More than 200 new Fall Frocks at this po Price are presented tomorrow's coat g o- ‘ x . NIO selling, many receiving their first showing. ere are cloth Frocks of charmeuse or ine, i : Sy > 1 66 a 99 Wete the u HON HEADQUARTERS — RAICED | Poiret twill; silk Frocks of satin, crepe sétin or Canton crepe. Every Dress selected ‘ .F “uss C b A Gr Al © yo were arrested at 3:30 p. m. yester- | because of its excellent fashion characteristics, the good quality of materials and N : F Sisz ros y day by police in a raid on the head-— | workmanship. quarters of the Building Laborers’ , > : T, President ; ny demands of , 7. & #4ERY M. SCHMID Council, 3140% Easton avenue. ; ; tly tailored and | § 1019-21 Locust St. | The raiders report they found a Other new Fall Dresses for every occasion, ionable Fall 's | poker game in progress on the sec- priced $375, $39.50, $45 and upwards to $165. | 1Paere 4 : Be a’ ond fioor of the building and 309 | Floor. R : ‘ ' quarts of home brew on_ice. One of i \ > velt imie C Dice a the white men, Charles Williams, 27 i ; 5 | /\ SS sj4\—~ | vears otd. 38927 Page avenue, is } . ‘s . = charged with-betng keeper of the o ' beer. sa] fread: H~ Belay

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aa — ont ~ . ST.LOUIS POST-UISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times t. settlers’ and farmers’ day: Sunday n ae " , wr enews 10 ORE Il at the Biackatone T! esier. S+ Louls dar and Mondar. Laber YY, and without ostentation Mrs n s undergoing veiuntar) Se Sites wt be Viadimir Resing. De | ; ——— aes, . Our peices are of bwes & & Mre. Harding was tofliuenced tn Euvrot nd will geo d@irect'y to Bar women between {3 and 276. are elig- that the county has 1 A favored " : ; make thom consistent with the thie decision. it ts said. by the fact | me wee efor die The escholarshirs mie ' ith a Bumper rie of far a : T7 +7 seat for of =e very highest standard of quality. ae hee ewe heme in Marten | -opeping the = Se ae a} tren tuition and t len. orchard and EE EE = “7 458, | ioe | : it will be quite profitable te rou te vi os remted ‘to strangers. It is said th 7 wing expenses dur nk tw este! th eVversnarp i.eaas in © Frea-top ve Goze Hee ees store before Duying your Fall and Winters she plans to purchase a house 45 of nine months each hoe *-hosen Bowles is secretary and superintend- Washington mext winter anc *®! “rel J . — and njugt agree to become members of en" Mail Orders Promptly Filled | Alterations—Re Tt epend much of her time here. There granddaughter, d: 2 @ll-American operatic company R . 2 > easonable Prices—Satisf action then will be two former mistresses erson. will return to Was be ongarised a: she schoo! A2i--QRGAN SCHOOL _ SCHOLARSHIPS of the White House in the city at woe ~~ Bar Harb “Mrs ence sre also being eid ‘el the same time in Mrs. Woodro~ oe ming i o -" a . Hens York. Boston Philadelphia 1eve- mer and women more ths ‘ Wilson and Mrs. Harding . e for the season. and Miss Hen, 1.54 and Rochester : ; | rm n 1 ~»aer ~t ju m divulged that a xcrs ear W-rrento va $ ! ta .ow! : It has just bee ° Will Attend — > at aaebere the Gutlmant Organ Schoo! be Pit. huge radio set keeps th former irs frank M. Rumbeold ferme: About fifty members 1¢ ip Berolshetmer. Chancellor of Nore y * . > 7. : . P , “ 4 a, . 7 _ _* > on a7 _ 5 fBscg | eid’ Bee. Wena Furs of Distinction — President in touch with the affa meget : rreater Ss ois f° Repub na B of the world at his quiet S street of St. Louis. is st — — vaimet?- eae leave Grand boulerard TI holars! : - free tutti | 41 7 N rth B oad W iS , > : ‘hee i raci¢« os ; : —-_s ais 3 VOUs.e rc ; starr uD cover _ree turetion heme. and that he is qu s . a and (sr:avois at 3 o'clock this morn- und Dr. William ¢. Cari d@urirg I Oo r ay 819 Va hin ) : Jere I Between Locust and St. Charles ; reads the programs o , an and P s . " . ° my TO ar a “Jtor obi = ir’p i. Fi! is. ae ° ~? ror ‘} 4 >. a ae ine broadcasting stations as vividly as Mrs. W : rie n . 7 set ¥ bor Often. when a particu’ar- ho was s Trene \loore , 00! oro. Ma where ther wi attend a E nati wl ~~ e@l@ early T ¥ good program is announced. Mrs. St. 1 s, has re-opened Glenview pen About 1000 persens are ex- October Info ation ma: >’ OPPOSITE STATLEA NOTEL ) ’ pected to attend ‘ : . m the Reg'strar of » , Wileon inmrites a group of friends ‘o tain fron gistra: the library to enioy it with the for mer Preadent. "HUNTS MISSING BOY IN CANADA 30% With the coming of schoo! days ' : many ef the Missouri Congressmen Father Thinks Sam Russo is With an@ their families wil’ return to Wild West Show. Washington. For all save five of Vincent Ruaso of,5227 Bischoff SE 2 RE CES. ~~ * Oe ee ee ee . — _ oe ee =f wor . as _—-? * J é ; . 3 - ——— a ee —— ~rivates wh "ii —- = Se age a ~ ist ; , & — >. - 2 ’. weet: - te e-em oma « »’ ~—pal ® o ~ — a ~ — « . ® r - , . , S Ber “e : EN Re ES i ee - - « lil mn Rockville Pike eng ee eee ee —— ~~ 77 ~ = ee ee ae sere | te : Our buyers immediately got busy and the result is another surprising Coat purchase. If you were Spencer. an@ Mrs. Coolidge was 1 disappointed last week come early tomorrow and rou WON'T BE this week. = =~ Zz pe. | S150 COATS $125 COATS SIO0COATS $85.00ATS $75 COATS —— On ee ee ee ee ome vp") ~ a : -—.* =~ew = i ee eo SR a Og gma . ¥ OIE CO I AS TNE in agi Spel ange El ee li a aE ei a age agi, alae ae OO ~ o. a ee = é. hii Eri‘ i‘ rl ee -_, -_ ~——_— c] el a ee ee ee a nel - Mrs. Phittp North Moore of Latls also te a friend through her ereomsetant attendance at the IU'n'!vers- 'ty Women's “Tub of which Mrs Ceelidge ‘es a very active member To nter of | Marnie etn, re, sbasatons yV onderful Marvelous Rear-Admiral and Mrs Rober F&F te , a eo ee from Se, Mewar ens ew, ae eal See Re Fall Coat Materials Fur Collars and “auveey at Budiey. Va. > ' 2 - — 8 ee ———eeEEeeeE———E——e——E—E——E EE a ee 4 oe eo eo oe A 7 : ——— ee ew LO Ue Lh”,CmerhltC rll eh eDhUmhnmmDmh mh hr, ,SCS becoming, so much im demand, that we ogy ele special price sale for — day. values are exceptiona! com early make sure of a carefu) seleer: on ' wie ~~ ar The Stviish Smartest | Colors: Trims Hackle Pads. Pom- pons, Pheasant Tails. s SAD 7 x res — rT 4 es > Beaver Ostrich Wardle Wolf Pure Ribbon Rosettes. | k | guhendehemeeenall ay 4 * > . % ae Sal eas 7e . Spx a ee ee ee wet ‘

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, ‘1929 a SUNDAY. N AUGUST 26, 1923. 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' 8 This i ee ee “= Victor Victrola | WEDDINGS OF {their daughter, Miss Eleanor, to Ger-| La Re eS AER ‘ald Bryant, son of Mr. and Mrs. WV. : Mr. Bryant was educated at Washington Uni- versity. The wedding will take place, B. Bryant of Ferguson. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Henley. 3805 Labadie avenue, and Charles E. Groves of 3802 Labadie, were married last Wednesday afternoon at | ‘Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell 8. Good of | hie education at the University of | 3 ENGAGEMENTS AND (secs "eu WITH ST. LOUISANS; AT RESORTS IN - e _ And 16 Selections | : Of Your Own Choice of > 10-Inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records —All for— the North Presbyterian Church. A dinner at Hotel Melbourne followed, made {n | after which the couple departed cn Announcement has been | ‘thrretr honeymoon. ~ Muscatine, Ia.. of the engagement of , | Miss “Loretta Johnston, daughter | Miss Jessie Lillian Bartraw, daugh-| yr and Mrs. D. Seigel have en-/j Speciai to the Post-Dispatch. ,of Mrs. Mary A. Johnston, 4339 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Bar-| nounced the engagement of their) HARBOR POINT, Mich., Aug. 25. Lindell boulevard, and Edward A.j+¢raw of 3840 Labadie avenue andj daughter, Miss Edith Louise, to|—Sevetal St. Louis women were SicGroarty, will be married at Earl Cc of Muscatine. The Charles H. Kottler, son of Mr, and| among those taking an active part ,o'clock Saturday morning at the} : ‘ “"-\Mrs. J. Kottler, 5126 Wells avénue./;, ene eishorate lawn fete and ba- new Cathedral of St. Louis. A wed- | Prospective bride served for five! y::.. seigel is a member of the Theta agp tian ding breakfast will follow, after years as superintendent of Wesley! pni Sigma sorority. zaar for the St. John's uren re~- building fund, given on the grounds which the young couple will depart | House, St. Louis, and for one year) a yh A eR bids] ‘| for a Northern trip. Theya@yill be as religious educational director of) of the summer villa of Mr. and Mrs... a | AA ial id F | i, | cen | Miss Ida Sacks, daughter of Mr. We Hdedh Guin ili | | he mr er ceadlanigag Oct. 1 at 5576 Persh- ye were maine fo and Mrs. B. Sacks, of 5806 De Giver-| Joseph B. Otis of Chicago. They . a) i — 9 | Na | PI a Ay ; ee oe S DAS” | le avenue, was married last Tues-| included Miss Florence Smith, Mrs. Bit! =A | a ae, | Mk HVE | PS year she has been secretary of the) say afternoon to Louis G. Zelson in-| M "Mary Rond,° » MT | Doe, 14 tm Bt ’ | Announcement has been made ty| Muscatine Welfare Association. The structor in Semitic languages at het ae ye, Panag | . =. § on. : | ne A | wedding will take place Monday, Oct. “~~ - . Mrs. Greenfield Slutter, Mrs. R. W. — - aa | | : ‘a. at hiem nece et St. John’s M. & University of Wisconsin. After a : ate . : , P . vats rd " Bpeciai to the Post-Dispatch. ee, i ia REIS Piano Co. Home on Payment ee ee ‘the date of her marriage to Roland |Jr., of Boston, Mass., were married SMITH- of $f.00 rece VAL. REIS, Gen. Mgr. 7 Only 52° Sates inte? ea’ ae Louis gave a luncheon tly. 4 q a heads have disappeared. Big biack- | and close friends. Miss formed by the Rev. Thomas Grives | with a dinner party. appear. Blackheads are ® mixture Wf | versity of Missour! and is a member/were no attendants. John Saxton, W. T. Weld, R. N. powder and the water dissolve the wr Tejchmann, who is the son of |ple departed for a motor trip through s* MOTEL newspaper giving Associated Press news service. their natural condition. 1908 Oregon avenue, also received /!ton. H. V. Stevens, Max Starkloff, Mrs. } Pettus, Jewelf Jones and Elizabeth ‘St. Louls: Edward Thomas, George, | Battle, M. V. Collins, T. P. Conant,’* Hollidan, R. A. Holland, 8. BE. Harri- Wilbur Jones, Leo Johnson, Mrs. | AT 8:30 e |Mrs. J. 8. MeIntyre, Katherine Me- Ruttledge, Almira Steedman., ng—Cleaning WE ; N I G, “* a To do this, get two ounces of calonite . ‘clock at » aay — —— a - D. Teichmann. The ceremony will | yesterday morning at 10:30 o’cloc iff the blackheads briskly—wash the parte noon at the home of the ~bride’s|relatives and intimate friends at- Hugh Baton of St. Louls and . Vj , O. 005 OLIVE ST de ice tacnesgy ate [relative certo 1 . — my yr gy OF a Uni- of Union Methodist Church. Thee | St. Louis residents summering dust and dirt and secretions that form linformat wedding breakfast, the cou- powder Hawes, Hugh A. Beaton Jr., Mr. and blackheads so they wash right out, leav- and Mrs. O. R. Teichmaan,/the East. They will reside in f'ds- Emmet Myers, Dorothy meme ee Thu Douglas. ; |Ravold, Mrs. M. C. Brown, Mre. C. | Mrs. C. W. Condie, Mrs. A. Deliman, son, Elizabeth Harris, Mrs. R. A. Oscar Johnson, J. O. King, Charlies’: ye ‘Clincey, Mrs. McClincey, Mrm Thomas” | . Clifford Saxton, Mr. and Mrs.” | Howard Stephens, John Saxton, Dr. G. M. Tuttle, Wallace Tuttle, R. T. Bruan Jr., Charles ©. Thomas, Ed- ’ ward Thomas and R. 8. Whitneg. - ; ; Special to the Post-Dispatch. | CHARLEVOIX, Mich, Aug. 38.— | Miss Dorothy Bemis of St. Louts” ; isfaction Assured Delivered to your way that never fails to get rid of biack- | 1.) er Groves, has set Sept. 15 as | Waterman avenue, and Albert Horn. powder from any drug store—sprinkle ; j 25.— Mire, We of Ma, take place at 4 o’clock in the after- | the home of the bride's parents. Only aad you will be surprised how the black- | parents, and will be attended only by |tended the ceremony which was pe°- Kansas City entertained receniry where they are, simply dissolve and dis- Aulepp was educated at the . Following 8" | here include Howard EB. Stephens, ; ston in the pores of the skin. The calonite|of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ing the pores free and clean and in| Mr. Mrs. Howard Nephews, Mr. and Mrs... Mrs. Charlies Freeman, Among the golfers are these from 'W. Biggers, R. E. Bowland, W. G.” |H. H. Evans, J. W. Geer, Richard 606-608 WASHINGTON AVE., THRU TO SIXTH ST. Holland, J. W. Harris, Mr..an@ Mrs.” Lucas, Mrs. Charles Lucas, Mr. and* _Ruttledge, R. E. Root, H. Root, Mrs. was a member of the flapper chorus” lat the masquerade ball here Tues- The response to our $29.99 Coat Sale held ten days ago could have but one result—ANOTHER! Our extensive preparations nowhere near ay. | met the demand. Those who were disappointed then should be on hand early tomorrow. These Coats are undoubtedly amazing values. | Among recent parties at the Belve- | 1'65 Coats, *60 Coats, *50 Coats, *45 Coats, *40 Coats, ‘Sheldon B. Fox of St. Louis for ss” ‘guests and by Mrs. ©. F. Fox, St., Louis, for 36 guests. fie | J. EB. Taussig of St. Louts, presi- 'Jent of the Wabash Railroad, has re- turned home, Mrs. Taussig sceom-~- - panied him. ; | ul : BAY VIEW. Mich. Aug. 85.—- Mind you—Luxurious Beaver, Squirrel and Wolf The furs on many Coats—yes, even the materials—are Among St. Louisane at_ Terrace sin . . . . ° . are Mr. re. ©. R. rm. trimmed Coats at ory a ase | low price! An op- worth more than the sale price. Fur-trimmed Coats C. Schlosstien, Adolf Schiosstein, Mr. . . a7: . and Mrs. Henry Burg and Mrs. MH. M. pee only a e because of Kline’s resourceful for $29.99. Almost unbelievable! ce ee ying organization. _ Bt. Louts residents who are at Ho- tel Roselawn include Mrs. J. P.- ‘ Shorny and her son; Ms. C. E. Bur-_ RGEOUS ford, Miss Margaret Burford, Hum-« : GO ber Burford, Judge J. H. Rocks and% Mrs. Rocks, Dr. Mayer and Dr. Mur-* phy; Miss Florence Brooks, Mr. and ‘ Mrs. A. Bloodworth and son. t ‘ ' Rpectat to the Post -Dtapatcd. POTOBKEY. Mich., Aug. 25.—Mr. : and Mre. A. J. Barker of St. Louie) ‘are touring the Northern Michigan resorts. r The Rev. and Mre. P. D. Lecke of East St. Louis are visiting In Petps- key. Mr. Locke preached in Parr, + Memorial Baptist Church. Cc. &. Nelson of St. Louis has come SSE > ae Pe ee ee ge 6 ee ee ee . ° —— - . ~ 7 @ ° t , . .. - — > Cuffs “a Viatka Squirrel —Caracul ~——Krimmer ~ LL A TT I I gg a - te z ° = ———_ ~ 22a eer eee + . - ~ eee ow . J as ee! ~ _—-_- « ee g ss Tose eeeS-! , ' it l > Oe ee > + Brown ) naa ’ , a"

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. LO I — I A OI —— ee _ - -— — —_ ee ee _ - - . — = eee + - — —_ Ee —— — — —— ee - — _— ~ _ — — - -_ — = — a ——e — — — se —— — ee —_ => a - — te Stores Hours: 8:30 to 5—Saturday, 8:30 to 5:30 ee | Personal a ‘4 f vd Xx T Jewtsh New Year Cards Artistically designed. with Jewish emblems gua mottoes, plain or combination colcrs, with sen i € game neatly embossed or printed. ee. as s and envelopes, at g0c to $1.95 Mail orders given prompt attention. - GRAND-LEADER ica! ; : en: Re ch a (Printing Dept —Mats The September Sale of Good Silks} Begins Monday With Unusual Values Saletan’ Smale E secured all the part pieces of high-grade Silks from one of the country’s largest jobbers at a " ‘ figure that enables us to offer them in this sale at an extremely low price. Lengths from 3 to Silk Pieces mre —© — 7 ot phe xl ae So — —_ > es “. 15 yards, including the season’s favored weaves and colors—with plenty of black to select from. The st ¥i. Hats tor Immediate Wear following are in this group: Choice 10c, 25¢ ad 50¢ Eat —40-inch Canton Crepe, in navy, black, white, green, scarlet, royal blue, S $ S$ S$ rose, yellow, orange, gray, tan. etc. ' to —4o-inch Crepe Meteor, in navy, brown, gray, cocoa and white. / —40-inch Radium, in green, pink, gray, peach, tan, navy, brown, white, ° i IN the group are all-silk Fa c —_———————— JHE Millinery Section is filled with new arrivals of Hats in the latest ee tach Bhat Goose ta atime seg Poplins, plain Silks, silk-and-lisle Autumn styles. For Monday we feature smart Dress Hats at prices —4o-inch heavy Crepe de Chine, in navy, black, brown and gray. , Fancies and artificial Silks, in plain ranging from $10 to $35. —40-inch Satin Canton, in gray, blue, tan, navy, white and Copenhagen. and fancies. Lengths from ‘to r Hats that tilt to the side or flare up in front, as well as the soft crush —40-inch crepe-back Satin, in navy, gray, tan and black. yard. Many pieces can be matched effects, declare by every line of trimming that they are the smartest accom- —4o-inch Pebelette, in blue, peach and lemon. aol 3. for bie : B paniments for the well-dressed woman. : —39-inch silk-and-wool Crepe, in white, black, gray, tan, brown and light mine etc. of pe i “ asts, trim. e . Black Hats are very smart, though brown and the wood shades are equally blue. p —. bh 4 | Y ches wide. . os effective. The new dust colors, Chinese blue,. greens, and navy are also —4o-inch Pomarine Crepe, in brown, tan and cocoa. | a Yard great favorites. The trimmings are as varied as they are charming. Wings iaid flat, ie Miastection on eprenen tree goose and coque fancies—and sg ea Monday—Special Selling of \ . or x = Large Mattress Covers ANMMES. C/ YU, VHY/, Corsets in the August Sale At $9.25 Each Ey =. Anti-Darn Stockings Dresses for Girls 7 to 14 Years Encourage the Slender Line 3 Pairs $1.00 ears ¢ [PDOUBLE-BED-SIZE Mattress Covers, made suf- Cadvesis' ¢ tie = webiie | .00, | 55 i $435 = ee eee ee eS ee ae F (Downstairs Store.) ~~ ficiently large to allow for shrinkage. Of good, heavy elastic, ribbed black cotton Stock- Standard Makes $ )22 unbleached muslin, nicely boxed on sides and end, with ings: 3 pairs guaranteed to wear : : tapes for closing. 3 months. Sizes 6 to 11%. M 4 ANY clever new styles in girls’ PINK brocade and coutil Cofsets in standard makes, with Large Cotton Batts at $1.00 Dresses, made of the best quality fast- topless, low and medium bust, are assembled in sizes 21 to Ciean White Cotton Quilted Batting, comfort size, meas- Stockings, 19c Pair color gi $2 at this very special perce. oo as ce Cena S pounds cach non 38 and sty, Poor: PP ecw ne- and medium checks, in every imaginable : 4 - P ; . cotton Stockings, black, white and color. Corsets and Girdles Semi-Elastic Girdles Mattress Protectors 3 rt i Core Rea ey nhked Snctings a7 p Algo pretty chambray and linen crash , . sone ings roc solid colors, wi ancy pock- At $4.95 At $3.45 At $71.95 Each a “ 5 ” Y. q | tirst quality. Sizes 6 to 8 only. ets, sashes, collars and cuffs, piping, bands 7 tre Smee Bal Vide Cer- — Damas at 9c cn | eS of cone color material, and em- sets and Merode Girdles compose New Girdles, of extra quality ' : ne ae ae’ . f : broidery. this group. The models are spe- pink coutil, are shown with two a ee | geal eo Damass, Combination Suits, 50c Sizes 7, 8, 9, t2 and 14 years. ° . ; lue, pink or : ’ : Children’s Combinations, of lin- cially selected for slender and : " sections of elastic on the side. quilted. Measure 42x76 old border. 58 inches wide. . . average figures. They are made of inches;-for three-quarter a yards st special sale. gerie cloth, princess front and full Girls’ Middy Blouses, $1.33 : This is a style which assures os : Sie ae Senate. Fas Kiledies are De usa ee man ress we . J bloomer knees, finished with Val. peg — mage c ections. | Smooth, (Downstairs Store.) lace. Pink or white. Sizes 4 to Well made Middies, of fine quality gala- 34. | @3 to 35. (Second Floor.) Iz years. (Downstairs Store.) tea, in red and Copenhagen blue, Peggy = cloth in dark blue, oe jean in all- sin white, or white with colored collar and September Sale of Writing Tablets, 2c caffs, yokes, emblems and tape trimunings. Each Tablet contains 16 Sizes 6 to 16 years. ¢Downstairs Store.) (Downustairg Store.) ee ee ana Se ye -- - eo e Oe ee. Pam i pages of ruled paper, suitable” | fo als i Curtains and Rugs = xzas.zx"s*°| FortheKindergarten Youngsters ° —- @ E values offered in this sale are most — with RINT Wash Suits for Boys ’ Stamped Goods | A\ “4 “Za NS, mn » $ : ” cr .? | assortments very diversified, therefore we suggest that you Children’s Bloomers, 5c ’ $1.50 $1.95 i } | | =— nd == - Je e ; imvestigate the remarkable offerings. At 50c : i et Black Sateen Bloomers, with “ yA eS ' "hd eT}. 2 elastic waistband. Sizes 4 to 12 — 5 Sa ee : or aiae ly 2 SCARFS of tan needle- ny “4 - eS \ Lar } 1500 Fringed Net Panels Z a’ . aH yoasS. (Downstairs Store.) REGULATION and middy style : weave cloth, size 17x45 > = t> garments and ae Saupe inches, pillowtops Re | Panty Waists, 3 for $1.00 ‘J i= a> \ " ae fae || d backs; also 34-inch Cen- ft VW. t h Cie aes Se of Watches yee te Se eS ee attractive designs. ~ Se ee of buttons. Cut full and rein- ie completes - ; S$ 95 5S 95 Se teed | lah forced under arms. Sizes 4 to 12 pr hy ae “sz At 29c to 59c At ——— ene newton Nc years. (Déwnstairs Store er - Buffet and Vanity Sets, : ae acne 24 Double-thread Panel Curtains in the BY Oe eee. | | 4 uffet a anity Se ’ . : ~*~ Se oa popular ecru tint. Made with double ae. SR ‘Id ’ . . , ned bet deohuna One SEVERAL pretty styles in small, round, white gold- bettom and finished with thread S Perce ae | Chil s Union Suits shee cloth. . Prench knot, lasy-daisy or | Lo, Sled Watches, with guaranteed movements, engraved cases, 3 fringe to match Curtaing, and wih = [ey | At 44c So citare in esirable colors. (Downstairs Ste thousand flowers. wg c 7-95 k beading; sing! it on Suits with doubie : All are in desirable ‘ rs = Fr ER... vee ee nas Geen anes with cmeee Rene apr a Eg xi ———— ) row of buttons, and supporter at- 9 ——— ‘ ° . v cases, ri celetsa, at $11.95 : 7 tachments. Tight-fitting, knee- AtGL.79 ; Tame Waebes should appeal particalariy to the girl going to Ruffled Voile Curtains length, and low-neck sleeveless Boys Shirts and Blouses Bedspr 9 = choo guaran good time. ! loor.) . . . od musstio, full cise, and f te monet 2 At $1.25 Set Fringed Curtains is fen. bepp and eae Sennen Pe with "sy cover attached, Hair Orn T Flounce bottoms or At $1 .50 Each (Downstairs Store.) At Cc ac we slat a ae amen S hemstitched borders; ruf- Dainty allover patterns and ‘ ery. _ Pore fled tie-backs; excellent fancy woven borders on the Boys Pants, $1.69 Pair 'A $ 00 $ 1-77. =* quality. Daeees finished . with bullion goat gf ghee exceptionally t 1. to 1.95 =—- ~ a W627 | j ©, Variety Of patterns. wel mace of neat muxture and DEE Tien of ened , ERY White Marquisette Tan P a gg ee greet Bn ye quality lawn, short and me- IS sample lot of Hair Orna- aes all \ At 15c Yard rs ongee, 49c Yard belt loops and watch pockets. for school wear. um length styles, stamped ments represents wonderful val- yards of silk Sizes 7 to 17. Exceptional values. Sizes 6 to 15 (Downstairs Store.) — — designs for em ues in Combs which are elaborately ~ $! 735 22'/2x36-Inch Axminster Rugs, $2.98 This is one of the bh lest de Axmi : . : - . WE have just received roo of these high-grade Trunks host eevee Souee ~~ wd panei eae a a Suits of tweeds and cassimeres in light, medium and dar« and lace them sal hi : . to very slight impe ections. ie ; shades. New Fall models in plain and yoke back with box Built of finest three-pl weneer, papaied ‘and bound wi — 28%) pleat—some have patch pockets. Both pairs of trousers he hard fiber: reinf y Sig , = th cut full. Some have belts of same material. Sizes 7 to 17. avy hard fiber; reinforced with special design cold-rolled : steel trimmings. Wardrobe for 12 to :5 suits or dresses. Sis SSS G , aS 98 om drawer space, large hat and shoe box. Locking bar Day may >: oe ees — roup =—- an i , Yale spring lock. ee . | ' . , +m 4 oe = — Sas | Beautiful Suits of all-wool fabrics in mixtures stripes, Tourist Case eee PUY, paee 1 a0-Ench Hat Boxes, $4.75 —rp : ae 7 also some serges. Coats in yoke back and rong he with frame, vered wi vy ename very special offering in Hat Box : — -" h kets—al paca lined. Both pai *rousers (Ey Mmed with cretomne..Have straps all of very fine crepe ~ fabricoid. aa etme _.— , ae eee eae Sore cn ae pp no " Sioce 6 to 18. Steel areund, shirred pocket in lid. and cretonne lined. Have two pockets and hat form. ~—- (Fourth Flcor.) (Downstairs Store.) * wo, 2 r,7

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; a UINDAT. | | BUGUST 26. 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Ee. ld DN —— — ons - TT - — - “ —_— -_———— Se ee ee eee + - - ~ = —— _ _ - — — = — ——— os —_ - —_ _—_—_ -—_— — = SS — . — a See ~~ + &-- et i ee . - ~ . _ _— 4 i . ‘ne aoetniee tity limited. No mail or phone orders. (Main Fieor.) “ d. é goc to $1.95. a P GRAND-LEADER ttention. —~ : m ee ort Sie of 2400 The September Sale of Curtains} } | ‘Tom SAWYER Wash Su IS Proffers New Curtains, Draperies and Materials at Prices W hich, by T heir Great Savings, InduceEarly Buying . | | . An Out-of-the-Ordinary Event— 4 Fringed Casement Curtains (Silk Fringed Casement Curtains {j¢yep Ik New, Fresh Perfect Suits—All 4a. | Are Made of the Better Grades mm 4 At $1.50 Each At $4.95 Each of “Tom Sawyer” Fabrics : ESE Curtains are of a mesh resembling heavy | CURTAINS of the best quality, selected from Y : crochet, in plain or conventional designs. They are | our regular wtock end Srleed attractively low, rep- Guaranteed Fast 2% yards long, in natural ecru, with deep bullion fringe | :, , nese ne ne ast Colors Saltiulin: seen Quiniies es daieiell Gu thik cals. | resent a real price saving. Finished with silk fringe. - a SE MET REA. - os 7 : ALA AAR RR RRR ~~ . + oor _-._ SSS LL LL ALLL LD DS DL DS DD LD ED DD DD DD “——errrreeeeeeee ee orrrrPrPrereerelerlhlermhlL rh rh erm erm eh eh emer eee eel emma eee eee ee... : 7 silks a - Smee ples of es 50c Fac ilk Fancies, silk-and-lisle ilks, in plain from '4 to 1x be matched waists, trim- inches wide. 7 ty THEE hit f S : 9 4 wd. Ruffled Grenadine Curtains | Ruffled Voile Curtains Ms i Py . kad - =qpeee = - a yee = © - ~~ e iasmey At $1.95 a Pair ! At $3.55 »Pait AP Six hundred eighty pairs of these Curtains represent an Attractive Curtains of the finest .voile are contained in excellent value. They-are in several designs and made _ this lot, some in silk-striped fabrics. There are many of material of a very good grade. Tie-backs to match. other styles in the group. All have tie-backs to match. Qe > ae G gto an exceptional opportu- nity t h th hi h- E . . ° ° ee bead pio ow heeded Splendid Values in Materials usual price enables us to offer them ‘ee Fiber Silk Drapery Drapery Velour Lengths at such a low figure. So extraor- ¢ ) dinary is the opportunity that : $1.05 a Yard | $1.00 a Yard : : Fe , | Beautiful Velours, of high luster, in all the wanted mothers will find it to their advan- = || U)-} | ct Rrerey mail ows caging yp tone, 1 | clr egg ac fof ame, pw coma and Sl Re se “ ure scarfs of various sorts. ey are a "s ac- ie Ay - tage to iay 1n a supply for future Ses and green. A heavy and durable weave, in rich colorings. § —nwiation and all perfect, but in pt lengths only. oe ~—s as well as immediate needs at this eee An cmoctent value. , 1000 yards offered in this ‘selling. 50 inches wide. | — “ * Val. Lace At $16.45 are offered panels and three-section Mirrors fitted with at Canning Boilers, $1.00 Large size, of extra heavy fine plate mirror. The panels are miter-cut, and have cord and Tt | ad inate sianall to hang. er console table, buffet, or mantel, these | | block tin. Side handles and Seven-Piece Bedroom Suite Lace. Eff Mirrors give best effect. | : cover. trimming ye oe eo At $24.50 are displayed beautiful three-section Mirrors, of an- | | ° Polish, $ At $317.00 setae Tagg wl ‘ni 4 | =r Wizard Pohsh, $1.95 ; dresses. tique gold, that give beauty to living room or dining room. En | ~ tampon Siren tie «SB THE popular Queen Anne design, finished sections have miter-cut plate mirrors, size 22x53 inches outside. | ra Ir Be goth ~ee in two-tone walnut. Suite includes se-inch | dresser, chifforobe, full-length vanity, full-size Notion Specials Complete with silk cord and tassel. (Fifth Floor.) ‘ ’ Darning Cotton, 5 : Wash Tubs, 69c bow-end bed, chair, rocker and bench. As illus- No. 3 size Washtubs. Made trated. roc | Polish, 2-in-r, can, roc Wash Boilers, $4.98 | of galvanized iron. Each piece may be purchased separately at the and middy style but garments and quality cham- i with white braid, tie completes the ) and $1.95 k sateen, solid 4 ° ¢ 4 ¢ ‘ ¢ 4 4 ‘ ‘ € . « 4 ‘ 4 4 . 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ¢ ‘ ‘ 4 4 ‘ ‘ - ‘ 4 5 ‘ 4 5 ‘ . ‘ « - r ¢ ¢ ‘ -_ 4 4 4 4 ‘ . 4 4 4 4 ¢ 4 4 4 4 4 c ¢ ‘ 4 ‘ . 4 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 . ‘ “ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 4 “ ‘ . 4 ‘ ‘ 4 . ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ re 4 4 4 ‘ 4 ¢ ‘ 4 ‘ 4 ¢ 4 : “ | ‘ 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ c 4 4 ‘ : = : —t —— — : 4 = = ~ - — = © 7 - . 2 eo g ‘ . — eS : 2, RT Seo aR Rar = good quality assortment for 7 7yr,,Trr,rreeeeeeeeeeree eee ee ee _"errrererrerrerrrrPreeeeeeeeeeeeereeeeeee ee following prices: Fasteners, 3 dozen, &c : : ; Of heav li . : ° ™ we ew, : . TTY, y quality 14 ounce . Tave, 6-yard bolt, roc ae : | ATTAIN ‘1 copper. Large No. 8 size, Brass Bird Cages, Dresser, $79.50 Bed, $52.50 a oteorr- * ~- ys 2 eee SE 2 a EO, eee ee } the boys need netaire Store.) buits Shopping Bags, each, with stationary side handles. At $3.98- Chifforobe, $52.50 Chair, Rocker or rsc Imported style, made of Vanity, $98.00 Bench at, each, $11.50 > ae : sa | ’ } ’ ° | |) e+, as, eA, oid | Wi M | Safety Pins, large iW Mi! ily HII Lil | LF ' izard Mops, 95¢ brass, in square shape, with holstered in combination sf Fas Se : ao? . Btn we Mani ee UN on UW + ee Mop, triangle drawer base. Complete with : . | figured tapestry cushions. Well constructed and eet ae on unit 4 1 ta HS ae eo — cups and perches. ( | an exceedingly good value. As illustrated. (Thrife A P | ) a . | : eats | al | Low-back Chair to ma $6 ay oe , ; AEE. tee Crystal White Soap Electric Irons, $2.95 ted | “ri el High-beck wing Chair my ION erie Fancy Linens 10 Bars 39C Made exclusively for Stix, ai t--* >a ana | : ren wi ines Highgrede, Laundry, Soap, Baer @ Poller folltise, heh: | BGI Bt eae yr ee Magazine Table, $8.25 egisborately hand-embroider S 4 Mach a call oo ae F alate Whee | pine. — 7” 6§| Finished in American walnut and equipped with a Y ; l hone lete with cord and plug. ss - i n can | Madeira ovals, centerpieces, — 11) # ee a Gteating element guaranteed . two poe + game Shelves and top measure = 14%20 inc so casex, card = table ; fferin of Well-Known Makes ; | for one year. — 7 | , oblong dailies tray A Timely O sd Drey Mason Fruit Jars | Three-Piece Living-Room, Suite | Ten-Piece Dining-Room Suite “errr ee eee eee eee odd one-half dozen nap- White Rotary, $63.75 At 79C Dozen Cereal Sets, $5.95 — At $199.50 At $365 00 eee oe wariows sists As Illustrated) One-pint size, complete s Illustrate . é : al ( with screw caps and rubbers. | cluding Windmill pattern, 6 A tane and mahogany Suite, ee Built of American walnut, in ie comple SEA BA BABA BB KBAB BABA DD BIADAA KB KBD BSED ItaMian filet and cut- ‘hh doilies, oblone. etc. This iohl finished : , large jars, 6 small jars, 1 oil . ra i ADE with highly nisne 1-qt. size priced at 89c doz. ‘arge jars, , d finished in English brown ss fe opportunity to secrre M | P bottle. 1 vinegar bottle and 1 pee wer in figured velour. Each piece fitted i : | , uarter-sawed oak frame, and lo-gal. size priced $1.10 doz. - ‘ : Linens at an exceptionally ipped with ball bearings, and the _ salt box. with loose spring-filled cushion. Suite includes ae tall Gece aide Y price. wi - | . pe oe Se 9—Main Floor ) a White Rotary head., Complete with Glass-Top Fruit Jars Cold Pack four sunburst pillows and one roll. = = 1 a full set of Greist Sttachments. At 8sc Dozen | . Dress Gadd: Pemnants y One-half pint size, fitted | Canning Racks, 39¢ Overstuffed Davenport, $115.00 Folding style, will hold 8 combination of mohair and At $2.08 Yard . . with glass tops, spring | . e «! ‘ ’ . . ; l ed a | White Electric, $90.00 clamps, and rubbers. | €ruit jars and fit in any wash ath ak aia in the Queen Anne design, this pe, Ordinary values in In- —— * , ; : dia _* 1 cics » bp ot ee The Electric White Rotary Machine t-pint size, gsc dozen rt is most decorative. Well constructed | Wrions era age z ms _— is fitted in a Martha Washington _ 1-quart size, $1.10 dozen a ; x canada with loose spring-filled cushions. from one to four yards; widths inet and equipped with automatic litt %4-gallon size, $1.29 dozen a - to 54 inches y . _ head. May be purchased on the club AS : , : Low-back Chair to match, ee Fi Wool , plan of easy payment. Mirro Aluminum . High-back wing Chair to match, $59.50 . own ° : At$. a: ne arg Electric Portable, Special at $39.75 i 14 sega. baggy He Davenport End Table, $8.50 ‘Se chments, : a | A a atl, In golden oak case,’ complete with full neg am of $1.00 per with combination fruit fun Ws A popular design finished in two-tone mahog- Can be purchased on ou nel and long-handled alumi- any. Table measures 12x25 inches. o ¥y =< ._* = — | of vile fabrics suitable fully guaranteed. . oe Loe Machi num ladle. — gel to 54 We carry parts and supplies for all makes ot Gowitinech Fives.k DOWWOOF8 000000005 00000004 0000006900888 4 = ies ih - oe . uid pe Se ena

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~ a ° —. a + oe ee ge ee ae a as tt ey —_— ———— Pe . Teer “ ——ee ~~ * - —_ gg i I tt a li —-— —o — - lil Styles in Profusion! Autumn Street Dresses, Afternoon Dresses, Dinner Dresses, Club and Matinee Fashion C O | ors Frocks—every kind of a Dress imaginable for every requirement. We Features : | | nave never offered a more magnificent assemblage of newest styles at All the most fashionabie such a startling price. —are too numerous to nien- shades in favor for Autumn tion. But among the oeut- and Winter wear in colors of standing innevations sare € Black : Cloth Dresses, Too! | ghar Se @€ Leg o’ Mutton 4 € Navy You probably expected to have to pay a great deal more for your new @ Brown Fall Cloth Dress—but you need not. Mondbels of stunning Cloth modes Sleeves are included in this offering. a € Combinations . : @ Bustle Effects. « Mad Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 In Addition to the Above Offerings We Are Sacrificing 265 SPRING DRESSES ORIGINALLY PRICED FROM $39.50 TO $110 AT A clean-up offering that is absolutely astounding in i ; offering Ss ab: g in its magnitude. It involves many of our most lavish Spring creations i as Canton, Satin Canton. Georgette, Flat Crepe, Lace and Combinations. Many are so advanced in:style as - be most Seslruhie for Pee Afternoon Dresses, Dinner Dresses in rare assortment isi : . ‘ , ; : tions. All sizes for women and misses. All sacr ificed en at =< = ache ON, BS. ee, SS es Cee ny oe es: Second Floor—Sixth St. Side THOMAS W. GARLAND (Inc.) -11-13 BROADWAY AND 410-12-14 SIXTH ST eee la ‘ ; 4

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Disa. AD lg | ee og, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-MSPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR a" a ca . " Pak —s. & tion to the thou- sands who attend this sale to open up a charge ac- count if they are - not already, en- rolled, or become a member of our Household Club, which extends un- usual courtesies to those who wish to make extended payments on needs ” eww... . - * an ~ ~~ Cre ee . - a > - ——* - . wee A. mo ° of St. Louis. point of sales. Mr. C. J. Allen for the home. Mr. M. B. Lowman ) ‘Mir. J. H. Hobelman _ J yi We ask that you give careful consideration to this and the following three pages—every resource of our big organization has been mustered to make this a week long to be remembered by all who visit our stores during the sale. The merchandise will warrant a trip of hundreds of miles. ; 4 ’ ‘ ‘ f € 2c3.d:,* * KOK Bad SEE SLE t Seer ae ee - . bs . .* — oe » — oak . ' Nee teat rete - a —_— a ee - ee - me me Le _ le ae Great Three-Million-Dollar Stock of Merchandise mmm, ST UPPDDDARDRAURREEUEREGUDGQUUCECRULERRERGERGEGERATEORREEEREEEEEREEEEE REE EERE EEE to $5.50 Beaded Bags me es - New Fall Hats oe Wrist Watch | Fine quality imported Beaded Bags in Priced 4 ” E ) $ ‘ 85 , th drawstring and shell frame top > 1 : > A — oe Cr oe ad? 4 Myles. Beautifully made and come in $ O8 anned at Bi ae all the wanted colors, to carry with your pies Fin ¢ 5 ¢ ~ ; gold-filled watch case, guar- i suits and coats. An unusual offer- One of a kind. Just re- anteed 25 years. Each bears Nugents cuarantee. (Main Floor—Nuagents.) eeived from Eastern mar- kets. Those velvet, panne, duvetyn and ‘felt combina-¥ tions in soft, flaring brims, draped turban, tams, mush- room and poke shapes, now so smart. In black, navy blue, brown, red and new green. ill, $6 Indestructible Pearls 24-inch strands of beautiful quality Priced | Indestructible Pearls. Fitted with white 9 | $7 Y.95 = a ee ae ee gold clasp set with genuine diamonds. Can hardly be distinguished from real All-leather Bags, pouch Oriental pearls and envelope styles. Well made and fitted with purse and mirrors. (Matin Floor—Nugents.) ell loa (Main Fileer—Nugents.) \ ~w aaa (Main Ficer.) $4.50 $2.00 Beaded Candlesticks Bags $9 50 $ 1 OO Imported Bags; draw- Stone Marten Chokers $5950 Regular $765 doubleskin, full, fluffy animal Chokers, head, tail and paws trimmed. $25.00 Knife and Fork Wrist Watch Set > 1 6:22 sah $5 Set St. Claire pattern, white gold hand engraved silver-plated, six knives and plated sticks in reproduction string style; splendid pat- ane. ine tente Meee forks. Attractive estan. guarantee. eavy plated. of antique Dutch silver. terns, artistic designs. eet IN NE eS (Males ¥tecn=Baneits.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) TITTLE Cte unnentinn ~ $2.75 Bridge $1 E’Crinette Compacts Sets Guerlain, Coty’s, Houbigant’s and Piver’s Face Powder; Stationery 7 a2 - metal box with place for initial. > 1 89 Uf lla AFP ea Mirror § and %y puff inelud- ed. TITITITTTTITITTTT TTC effects as u PUTT CCL oa Z Stone-Set ° New Suits Bracelet $1.95 Silk Hose $4.39 Women’s first quality, full fash- ng A Very Special Showing O8c ioned, pure thread Silk Hose, with in This Sale at fine lisle garter top, in black, gray, white and brown. $1.50 imported She!l Brace- Medium and heavy weight silks. Come in sizes 81, $ OO let with brilliants. Wide ° > , ___-___—- A variety of colors. : » Women’s $2.95 Women’s and misses new Fall Suits, in (Main Fleor—Nugents.) e Silk Hose fashionable plain tailored models and box Full fashioned, silk garter top, lisie sole Hose; slightly irregular coat effects, all well made of such good in weave, but hardly noticeable. Fall materials as velours, Poiret twills and Some with pretty side embroidery tricotines. ‘lox. Have . Navy, brown and black are the favored a garter | colors for Fall Suits and ailk braid \bind- tenia. Sises ing on collars and reveres, fancy stitching S% to 10. i and tucking add to thelr charm. Every Coat is beautifully lined with silk St hn $1.69 _ » : Sizes 14 to 18; 36 to 50. (Mata Floor—Nugents.) & fit (Second Floer—Nugests.) ~~ IOLA VIP OE YO $2.25 Alarm Clock $4.29 American made, back-bell alarm. Heavily nickel-plated case. Easily seen, large dial. Guaranteed. (Main Floor—Nugents.) 4 7; Mutton : Poe PIF a ee ee Por “th, ghee en - Te VUGUEAUOEGGGUEGROORSOGLEGUORROGOGGULESOOAEGOUREROOEROUREORAAEGOGGGOEREROOGUN me ’ SSUVUEUUAERTOONGGCLERGGEANEDONOON “So =} a

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—.- lobe-Democrat and the ‘Fiswes Combined. The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily G NO Zhe Store for ——$—_———— ee ee _—— ST.LOUS POST-OSFAILN —— ~ “a = ' - = TTT HUUDOSCEEEDOGUASUOUSDOVENULEROROGOUECETUOUUCEELQOUUCTEOLSUOCTEDELEUEOOELE A New Shipment Enables Us to Repeat This Offering of Silk Dresses In Which $20, $25 and $35 New Fall Dresses Are on Sale at $7 5% Materials— Trimmings— Canton Crepe Beads pare a Embroidery at Crepe : oe Pleating The term “silk” is meant to include “silk fiber” materials. . + “ - . ' q ~~ ee ~ — ~~» - et Oe i ye eee Se oe ALL the People , os é 1d oe LO I LLL LA EL OL AE I COL NLS ELLE ALLL: “es ani e-* + i : : 4 ee ee a i a ee ee = ae $10 Pattern Cloth $7.45 72x108-inch $20 Table Sets $1548 7o x 168 Tabdle- one dozen linen ~~ 7? match. ruil $15 Table Sets +1122 TOx7T# a > - . aed eee ge ee 2 =o 2" ter eee ee P C2: “9? ° — 3 . - ~- - = —, — a -—= RN I ree oe ee oe " = . 7 ___ ‘= - ea - eae oF ie. a ge TS el. Se $7 Itinen Pattern Cloths Priced fs F leor—Vugents.) —s —_ tinted Crepe « ‘hk Crepe in neat . - and Oriental very fine quality Monday. yard.... ) Chiffon V as goft. lovely quality © 4 | ’ shades of seal $ $2.50 Bath Mats 25c and 35c $2.50 Bolt 75c White —> All-linen Table Damask ; exceptional- ly fine quality mafermal; 70 inches wide. Full bleached, in very pretty 70x70-inch, lovely quality all-linen Tablecloths; beautiful patterns to se- lect from; will launder nicely and al- ways make your dinner table look at- tractive. Special offer for this sale only (Mata ~~ Braids Laces beautiful black, site for Fall frocks: Panels 22x2??-ineh aill-linen match. Dozen Frocks that are appropriate for after- noon, street, busimess or other occasion, straight- jine models, basque effects, long-waisted styles and the very new knee flounces and long pleated er FS a oe tat epee te ein - = + . ‘ - on ~~ : 2 —_ > a eS a eS ea ee do «i a’ P- “% _ i a panels. Every garment is ship is perfect and at , Tr? Vsad an thing, both in material and style. Ss very be glad to buy your Fall dresses now. Sizes for the Miss and Woman >. ™ « 1. , —s 5 excep Oa . eautiful The workman- , i | low price, you li $1.50 Bath Mats quality, in pink, blue and white. tional values. of a fine hght Excep- (Seeond Fleer—Nugents.) Huck Towels 15c Cotton Huck Towels, plain colored bor- ders. Slight mill runs. (Main Fleer—Yagents.) white or with Nainsook $1.79 Ten-vard bolt of fine qual- ity. 36-inch-wide Naingook Fine for making underwear or children’s things. (Main Fleer—Nuagents ) Satinette 49c White Satinette with shad- ew stripe for making un- dergarments, gowns and bloomers. Very pretty ma- erial. (Maim Fleor—Nugents.) TONUUEUEOEEREOROEDUDUOEUEOCLERELEDOGEUUUUAUUUAOOEEOEEUUAUOEEOD OU OUUGAMOEEEEEAEDULOLELODOOCUOUUCOUUNCUNEOEOOOEEOEEUOOUOUGUOUUOUOEENDEOUOEDODOAUONUONOENIOL SOMTUUUUUAOOUOEAAUUEOAAUOERUGOUOAUUUROOO OREO OROUUOOCOEOOEAAOOUEEOOUDOUUOUOREOUEELEOEROOUUED GoneNNOORNEOAOEUEUOOORORUOUENOOOUAOOOO ROD DONOROOUONAAEUONOAUONE (Main Fleer—Nugents.) POOLE Ce $3.50 to $5 Rengo Belt Corset Priced 2 (Fearth Fleer—Nugents.) We Sent for More of These Wash Goods New Shipments Go on Sale To morrow Morning at This Price Choice of — A Yard ed for dresses, gowns and under- Printed Voiles—tIn wanted colored garments. grounds, white, tan, Copen, navy and green. All small, neat pat- terns. Fancy Lingerie Batiste—Fine sheer bDatiste. in solid colors with woven seif colored cords, in fancy checked and striped eftects. (Main Floer—Nugents.) 4 45 Stamped Scarfs 18x45-inch Scarfs and 36- tinmch centers. stamped with pretty designs on fine quality art cioth. (Fearth Fleer—Nugents.) $1.50 Kiddies’ Sweaters, Sacques Priced Sweaters and Sacques for the kiddies. Knit of soft white wool zephyr with fan- $ OO with silk rose- button style, fasten with ridbon tie ‘ - 2 ee em er eee . « a fine All fresh and new, cunning all-wool A limited number of these fin reducing Corset. Some very low at waist and other slightly higher at bust with long § skirt. well foreed over the Execptional value > ~ iM —— e — ba ee ew oo a oe a . ~ —_— - —™? ., ids. = ie Feurth Fleer.) - - « a oy —s — é Gas wenteasdiadieases " - - _S — - & » > —_ — SS PER on ey © 7 need ~~ tate -—— ee sh ir . 75c Children’s Underwear Kiddies’ Knitted Capes $7.95 Knit of wool zephyr, link- and-link stitch with armlets. Pink or blue. trimmed with rosebuds. Sizes 24, 26, 2%. ‘(Fearthk Fileer—Nugents.) $2.00 Gossard Corsets, that well-kno brand of fine fitting Corset. of coutil and novelty batiste. top, long skirt model with hip. Guaranteed to give you best of satisfaction Corsets wn Priced 4 (Feurth Fleor—N ugents.) Printed Crepes—tIn plain colors, also fancy printed patterns. Want- > =3 . . . 8 . lag in the new fi the best of Fall the girl from 6 te | ready for the first one of these pretty tecand ‘wns ’ white batiste fo l 4 years, also Billy Burkes hecked nairsook. 13 up. lace trimmed. lipever °3 Fine quality muslin. Four de- Signs to select from. Hem- med bottoms. (Feerth Fleer—Nugents.) 9 > - LO + s. (Feurth Flocer—Y‘ agents.) SULGRGROUAUGGUOGUCUUADGREDUUD ODA GNO DARA GODUAGAU GAGE RATER EERO RETRO ba EE eeEE 7 $3.95 Corduroy Robes ° Nightgowns Hand-Embroidered Lingeri le Priced $4.88 (Feurth Fleor—Nugests.) ST Notion Specials i9c American Lady dou- ble Mesh Hair Nets, cap or fringe 6 for 35c 53ec HRotex Sanitary Napkins, dozen in box 38c 50ce Sanitary Aprons, large size, pure gum rub- ber and nainsook....35ec 3$9c Baby Pants of pure gum rubber, medium and I a 23c l5c and i13c Barrettes. stone set in pretty styles and colors ' ——S 25c Dressmakers’ Pins, %-pound box. Perfect points nite owe el aca 8c Sewing Needles, fine English make. Assorted Ric Rac Braids. and colors, 3-yard li? 75c Colored 59c Black Sateen Sateen 4 and Envelope Chemise, 35 ‘ nade of a fine, sheer quality nainsook. C | Entirely made by hand. Attractive de- C signs and scalloped edges. Wear and launder perfectly. The most attractive . | undermuslins on the Made of Bovd’s wide-wale corduroy, Priced full cut width and length with double rol] Tuxedo collar. Very fine garments $ 95 and come in Copen., blue bird, cherry, rose, orchid, purple, etc........ * 4 36-inch. plain black, fine quality Sateen, rich. silky fin- tah. Fine for linings er bleomers. (Mats Fleer—N agents.) Fine quality, mercerized wear for the gtris from T te Sateen, tm plain colors, Four to ten yard lengths. Nice for bloomers or petticoats. (Main Floeer—Nugents.) Just the thing for echest h. - 14 years. Checked and plaid ‘. (Second Fleer—"ugentm) | (Feerth Fleoer—Nugents.) h I The New Slippers In This Muach- Wanted Style $1.69 Stamped Dresses S9c : Completely made up of un- 18x54-inch Scarfs, elabo- bleached muslin trimmed in rately embroidered on pure various colored ginghams. linen with rosebud scalloped Stamped for simple design. (Feerth Fileoer—Nugent.) Sale 49c Dress Ginghams Priced A big assortment of these good wash fabrics goes into this sale. Includes choice of checks, small plaids and plain colors. All are in the 32-inch width . Cc handy can... ian tel 19¢ (Main Fleor—Nugents.) $1.75 Curling Irons (Fearth Fleer—Nugents. ) PUT v 75c Stamped Scarfs Fine quality, white art- craft material. hemsatitched for crochet Stamped in ef- fective design. (Feerth Fleer—Nugents.) $5.95 Madeira Centerpieces $ A .69 $5.96 and $6.50 hand-em- dbroidered and scalloped, 346- inch. pure linen pieces: beau- tiful designs. (Feerth Fleer—N agents.) Odds and ends of stein water gobdiets. low foot sherbets and ice Fashion decrees a very short vamp. These new strap Slippers for Fall are correct in style as well as unusually priced. In black satin with cross strap and gore at side or in cut-out effects: also in nutmeg and gray suede. Both Cuban and French heels. (Fearth Fileor—Nugents.) TOOUECEROSULEDCRECOCUOEEOOCEREORDOEDOREOREERTTEONTCECEDGCUSOUEROCOLSOEERERODERESEROSEGTERT! Ankle-Length Bloomers ine quality sateen Bloomers in Priced black. brown. navy, green and purple. (Feurth Fleer—Nugents.) Heats guickly piated., wei! guaranteed element, long cord and piug. Sale price only 1200 tin lot; UU pe —_ a | 2 s Some $1.69 to $1.95 Undermuslins Choice of Any of These ...... $ 44 * Envelope Che- mise —- Am!- French Chemise of fine nainsook, built-up or bedice tap. Embroidered. hem- stitched and scalloped edges. Others lace trimmed. Princess Slips — Shadow-~-proof, fine nainsook. trimmed with convent edge. Hip hem and bedice top; sizes 36 to 44. Petticoase—Made of high luster sateen. hemstitched or scalloped cotton. Doubie panel; titted waistband. Nightgownes—Slipover style, batiste or nainsook; daintily trimmed in hand work. lace and embroidery. Regular and extra sizes (Fearth Fleer—Nugents) “Hold Heat.” ;- (gnaranteed fast eolors. Cut fll and reinforced to give the very best wear. For Fall and Winter wear. All sizes compiete Lamps, junior floer size or bricee size. (Feurth Fieer—NVugents. ) ———— $22.50 Full 100-Piece Dinner Sets ry 8 yy Ts $2.50 and $3.50 Elastic Girdles Made of a fine quality surgical elas- Priced *] 89 tic. with broecaded broche and Includes choice of hand- (Peerth Fleer—Yugenrts.) some dressed Dolls with wigs and moving eyes. Tall. fuill- jointed Dollis with wigs and moving eres and character baby Dells with bobbed hair and moving eves. (Third Fleer—N*ugents.} strong These Girdles give comfort and poise to the wearer and come in 12 and 14 inch length. Sizes 24 to 32 eouttl. TULLE U UCU ECL E OO ELLOLLECE ELC EOELULLLU LLL LLL be " on ree ect uy RES Hee = os Nae ., A gee es ew Big a okt ae oe i Pret idht ca i nat gickipatle OK: nt A iN ek: eel 4 *

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roximately 40.900. _ LS A — a ee ee om 9 Ca on 4 Ordinarily We’d Takea Page to Adver- tise These 300 Coats So Extraordinary Is This Offering Going on Sale Here Tomorrow ‘69 Coats of Ormadale Mandalay Fashona Formosa Nubran, etc. ; y Pa | —_ ee ee svinarticintie tiple Sal " “4 ») A The Store for Ur MULL LELLELLE CL CL ~ - The Silk ~s J to Sell 99c Drapery $1.35 Scalloped | ® Pongee Shades $4.50@Crepe 44c 90c | Satin Tomorrews at 1500 yards of silk and lisle 100 dozen oil opaque qual- jy brown, 98 Curtain Pongee; 36 inches ity 36-inch, 7-foot Shades. this just 50 Flat-Thread @ampnted Crepe de Chine wide; high luster finish. scalloped and bullion fringe (Third Floor—Nugents.) trimmed; yellow and taupe. (Third Floor—Nugents.) aie “inch, extra heavy flat-o +» Bik Crepe in neat dress designs, hine in a lustrous, and Oriental 98 tiful black, exqui- S 7 fine quality 1 * for Fall frocks: yard. . d "Monday, yard.... os ALL the People Ts = .—& — ok =~ rat. et ene * 25c and 29c Pillowcases 17c 1000 cases, 42x36-inch size: excellent quality and well bleached; for one day only. (Third Floor—Nugents.) Guest-Room Sheets $4.17 $1.55 excellent quality bleached seamless Sheets, 81x 90-inch size: wonderful value at this low price. (Third Floor—Nugents.) Ae eK Ow Beautiful new, extra pe in the new shades y and tan, also black soft, supple quality a — $2.95 Grenadine Curtains 000 pairs Dotted Grenadine Priced FEO ee te 0 BE ee te ag > Platinum Wolf Natural Squirrel Viatka Squirrel Beaver Fox oe Winter Coats sco) In Three Groups or skirts. Comes in tan, gray, navy, brown and bleck ave nt Velours, Polaires and Botliv- ii mein the new flare-belted styles in 1 @e best of Fall fashions. Sizes for )the girl from 6 to 14 years. Be ‘)feady for the first cold days with | @pe of these pretty new models. (Second Floor—Nugents.) mn, navy blue or black; }ghades of seal $ Q5 firmly woven. Sale ’ blue and ° price, yard. $9.50 Marseilles Bed Sets $622 Full double bed size Sets with extra heavy raised woven designs, scalloped cut corners and roll cover to match. (Third Floor—Nugents.) Materials are not only most fashion- able but are of superior quality. Only select furs are used and linings are of excellent crepe. There are, of course, all sizes. $3.00 Ripplette Spreads $4.55 Jacquard weave Bed- $2.00 Sunfast Drapery Silks $123 1200 yards guaranteed Sun- es ) Satin Cashmere wide, soft dull chamois finish, for early Fall dresses, in shades _I8 (Main Floor—Nugents.) $1.19 Pongee SiJ “Inch imported natural o¢ standard quality for dre children's wear. A Deposit of $10.00 Will Hold Your Selection. You May Charge It and Bill Will Not Be Presented Until Nov. Ist. 4 os * ** ae eee ery ‘oe. oteceeeanee ce weuee er Extra-Size Dark Aprons Fabric Tires Special offering for Monday—extra- Priced Guaranteed 6000 Milea size Percale Aprons, just the thing for : wear about the house. Come in neat, $ OO 30x3 wees -$ 6.60 * —_ FULURUEORUEOCHUTEENGOUENGEONEEOTEEROGECECSS EU ORO ENONTRORAGEASNEEGAOEUEAGOUEUEETOORGGRURUDER GE SER ELONDNOEOOEREASEOEE PUT | SJUUUTUEUEUAUELCGEOUEUECEEOEREUERECRECUEOUUEOCUEOETOOOGEOOUECOUEOOUEOSUUOOOUREOOOSOSESOOOUI All-Wool Blankets ao, Just 200 Pairs o), camemm, 911.00 Blankets dark patterns. Cut good and full. Well B0x3Yg ~~ .2.--$ 7.10 made and nicely trimmed. Extra sizes, S1x4 —s . «poe $10.82 48, 00, o2 $2x4 w vie coe Gl BLO (Men's . ,° - ear (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) ——— +4 Autu $5 ss . Inner’ Tubes Special Sale pow ar ae Six4 ...0.0-. $1.85 S2x4 — . enemune - $1.90 $3.50 All-Wool Velour $4.00 Poiret Twills $7 .98 64-inch, fine all-wool, dou- ble warp, close twill in good weight for suits and dresses. Navy, blue and brown. (Main Floor—Nugents.) Extra-Size Gingham Dresses ¢ . 9 8 Smart models of a fine quality ging- Priced ham; cut good and full in width and length. Well-made garments that are Ss 79 $3.50 54-in. velour with a very suitable for wear at home or for > Autumn + crepe, wot quality se models ina styles for ¢ 14 years, 7 colors. 70x80 all-wool plaid Blankets that average 5 lbs. Choice of blue, tan and pink. Ends bound. $6.50 Wool-Mixed Blankets Only 700 pairs, in plaids and broken plaids of tan, blue, gray and rose; all full size; have overcast ends soft, rich finish. Good weight shopping. Come in extra sizes, 48, 50, for dresses; capes, skirts. Fall 59? shades. A real opportunity—buy now (Main Floeor—Nugents.) (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) TT Ps CUDUUEQUUUUQEUTERGEQUREADOCTENOECRUARGUEORGECORGORGESECTRGUGOREDESEREGUEUEROEGOEORERRERE DDS =| Nem ( SAULUOURUUUCUEEUEUCEEUEUOEOUTEREROEOOEEOEE $6.95 Feather = Toilet Goods Pillows, Pair and Drugs 90 82c Cutex Nail Polish, $&. =— powder 250 Vivadou Peter Rabbit Talcum Choice mixed goose feath- - st Lournay years. Elliptic spring steel ers, well filled. 20x27-inch ateaas coll, steel slat support. For size. Covered with fine tick- wood or metal bed. ing. (Third Floor—Nagents.) Ite — « . a i a eee - = Re = we a " - : — = - ~~ ; $9.00 Bed Springs $°7.95 High grade, warranted 25 Men’s 85c Silk Half Hose Slight irregulars of a well-known . brand of men’s Hose. Come in black Priced and colors. Will give the very best of Cc wear. Come in sizes 9 to 11%. It would pay you to buy a Fall supply OF GUO ocd basccenwets cnakeces 4.00 he thing for echoo!l the girlie from 7 to Checked and plaid +2 Sae ? e Men’s 75c Mercerized Half Hose Men’s Mercerized Lisle Hose, very fine Priced quality, full fashioned; an excellent wearing hose in black and colors; slightly irregular; come in sizes 914 to Cc 1146; Memday Only. ace coc cant cxtieentaie $1 Coty’s Face Pow- West Tooth- (Third Floor—Nugents.) ZUAUUTAEACAUUTECOCUOUEUCUEEROOUTEEEOOUEEECAEUUTEREOOUEEEOUEREREUEEEEEOEEECEOEEEE ETT TEES Two-Pants Suits $10.00 and $12.50 Suits } | Hinkle’s Cascara Compound Tablets, 100 in bottle " 65¢ Liberty Mineral Oil, Russian type 60c Liberty Sugar and Milk, 1-lb. carton....30c 25c Lysol Disinfectant, 19¢ 70c Sloan's Liniment.49o0 60c Liberty Olive Oil, 8- ounce bottle..... — (Main Floeor—Nugents.) TELE Boys’ Fall Caps $1.00 One-piece pleated or plain style Caps in tweeds and other neat mixture patterns Sizes 6% to T. | (Second Floor—Nugents.) Boys’ Fall Knickers $1.95 Button bottom style, new Fall stripes and mixture pat- terns. Carefully tailored, all eeams taped. Sizes 7 to 18. (Second Floor—Nugents.) 4 tate trobe Trunks : npr Priced 420 patented y which elim. $ Me. emphatic ighter, many other.. _* whe ~ Tek es sy $18.50 De Luxe Mattress Nugent’s De Luxe extra fine quality Priced all-cotton layer felt Mattress, 50-pound. Has roll edges and covered with a very $ 40 good quality ticking; an exceptionally =—== fine value in a good Mattress (Third Floor—Nugents.) SLOUETAUADUUCUGRCUEURURTACEGA UES REA GA DARACEEAUEEUA EAE UAEEAEU REE EU TATE = (Feurth Ficor—Nugents.) Just the Suits boys like at a price that saves parents money. Of tweeds, cheviots, homespuns and ecassimeres that will give excellent service, in single breasted models. All sizes, 8 to 16 years, in many pat- terns and colors. Every Suit has 2 pairs of fully lined knickers—means double wear. | (Second Floor—Nugents.) ~ = unaenevsnnnennuecncncuscncvsvevsnnogvenssevnsnnensensenusnscnsocsuscsusnnnensnsesengsgey UOCEOEUEUEDERERCEROGOERONOUEE - BARGAINSHOM Greg $1.50 Pe SF Made of PDP * in popular © iz UUDURUROCUEEEAUTREEECUSOURCREOUEELE NEEDS y tan 9.2) Teakettles m very heavy aluminum: in 44 and family ei Mes, Popular apartment size; Pert cious ss 1200 $1 .39 » in lot; 70c Garbage Cans Of best . fron’ with (o%,* Se rim, fly- @e Boys’ Black Hosiery |; 35c 3 for $1.00 Boys’ fast black Hose, medium weight. In all sizes. Bises 7% to 11%. (Second Fleor—Nugenta.) Boys’ Fall Shirts § 1 15 Neckband collar attached, fancy striped, light percale and printed madras in neat patterns. Sizes 12% to 14. , (Second Floor—Nugents.) Electric Light Bulbs Tungsten supertor bright and . Cheice of 25. 40, 60 watt. Sale price, each, 19c CGiAmtt 10 te & Customer) $5.00 Bridge Lamps, $2.98 Attractive S248 8 wrought fron stands with ad- justable arm and swivel sockets. Latest parchment colored shades in many de- signs and figures. $3 Boudoir Lamp, $1.59 Rich metal! poly- chrome decorated bases. Scroll metal frame lined with parchment. $1.00 Serving Trays 2 Eames AS OG ea ee eR peer = “+ hogany finish frames with serunted mandies and felt bot- toms; fancy Greek de- signs under ciass serv- ing surface. Choice ” , vale ! A ~ TU —JULELUUEUUOEUELEREUEUORERCNCAORCNCEOEOROROATL ON ERONOEORCROROROROROENENEOCOES Axminster Rugs 9x12 Rags of a Noted Make Remarkably Priced in This Sale These fine Axminsters should be $70. _ They’re perfect, seamless, of a heavy quality and in beautiful self- tone Chinese, Persian and small, allover patterns—we're pricing them— Boy Blue Blouses $1 and $1.25 Boy Blue i Priced Biouses, with collar at- collar and cuffs. Imita- tion French cuffs, some C with two buttons. Come in white, tan and fancy striped percale and print- ed madras. Sizes 6 to 16. tached, yoke back, lined (Second Fleor—Nugents.) $5.00 Traveling Bags Good ceuaelity cowhide (second cut): lift catches and tmside lock, leatherette-linea with pockets; in the much waprted walrus and cobra finish. While covers; Price. | 48 _ For reet beer, ete. im 14-08, size includ- lined tin woven white willow; ex- ceptional val- (Fourth Filecer.) “sy Wash Boilers 4 heavy all-copper. tn large 11- . t hk a oe at $27.50 Beds $99 3 In both twin-bed and full- bed size. Square post de- sign with flat fillers. Choice of brown mahogany and American walnut finishes. (Third Floer—N agents.) t Sets 32 Pieces 500 fine, thin, im- ported 32-plece Break- fast Sets; with all- over Blue Dragon dec- oration. Full service for 6 persons, includ- ing meat platter and round cake or bread plate. FS rece Sete. $5.49 12-Ft. Wide Linoleum An assortment of very pretty tile Square Yard and conventional patterns in a nice quality of cork base Linoleum. Second Cc grade of the $1.19 quality. Special during this Sale (Third Filoor—N agents.) PE TTT peUUOUOROAU RAGA ROGUDEGEDAGOROURAGNUOGHGOGEOQROGUOLGAESOGUEOS/GONGEGEUEGOCEOGNSAGRGOGOOCUERGOGUDNOCDNDNONGEURNDUGNOAONOENQNCEAE +

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12 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-NISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) | a se Berea saeseauaeuass i SEB ESB SBE BSE SESHBEHe Bees “= ; 7) ‘ . mo FE “4 aa of Dr. Char 2 ee... died Wedne : 4 ar day - He beqt . . ? gursical iss See, 4 Ss in his home at 4 a. t to his piece.” k eT of 6078. Bad gi « , . | pooks were l - : ‘ ." Medical Library & sy —, piaced in trust for t . . brother. UU — a o- : | Men’s $4 and $5 Soft Felt Hats These New Shirts “Hae a | = Sof Gressen, Ger sp Are of English 3 3 C sharp edges. Buy your sup | Priced at $2.85 ayep' : $ 85 Gem ety —_ ) Broadcloth oe ply at this sale event. the Blades with the fine & (Main Fleor, Men's store—NVugents.) They Should Be (Maia Floor—Negenta) ‘ $1.75 Union-Made . Ov , = . - . = = ~ ~ —_—— -— =] |e mer ~o — os ae’ md - Ty, ae by me ee a a —. — Ewe All new models, samples and special purchase of mer’s new Fall style soft Hats. Included are all the season's wanted colors. Your opportunity to save money on your Fall and Winter These Fall Suits ; 7 All Have Extra a ae ee oe , ae 3h x "i alli _— Boy's fiber silk neckties, latest shapes to please the boy. New Fall patterns. (Second Ficer—Nugents.) Trousers New Mall Line , Now Ready P See These at $2 Men’s Cotton Pajamas Priced ma i (Mate Fleer, Men's Store—Nugents.) ee a. ea “sr - — eo — _-— « 2 = as eS — : on eo = .- ‘ “ ~ Cove ores Men’s Wool Caps $425 Made of merchant talloring weelens in the new one-piece ® Stik serge lined. Sizes s to 7%. (Matin Fileer—Nugents.) Fine quality Pajamas, made of Fruit-of-the-Loom muslin, with silk frog trimming; extra well made; will\wear and launder well. Sizes 34 to 46 In All Sizes From 14 to 17 Genuine imported English Broadcloth Shirts in white and jacquard, made in the soft negligee style with turn-back cuffs and neckband. Every man would be giad to hgve such fine Shirts. This new line for the Fall and Winter sea- son offers you choice of a remarkable assortment of serges, cassimeres, chev- iots and mixtures in all the styles men like. All are finely tailored. With every Suit at this price there’s an extra pair of trousers, insuring double service. All sizes. (Main Fleer, Men's Store—Nugents.) $1.50 Men’s Nightshirts $1.09 Men's Fru!t-of-the-Loom ge he V-neck style, cut fu sizes and lengths. All sizes 16 to 20. ’ (Mata Fleer—Nugents ) - i $6 and $7.50 Tailored Trousers Men’s hand-tailored Trousers, made Priced of all-wool cassimere, tweed and wor- 3 sted materials.“ Choice of many pat. 9 4 85 Silk Shir Men’s $7.50 ts Dafrdill Radium Silk Shirts in solid g 95 ‘ * Eagle crepe silk Shirts in new striped =—_— In all sizes 14 to 17. : : an ‘i eolors (with collars to match) and terns. in sizes fro 27 to 50. Here is a (Main Floer, Men's Store—Nagents.) real bargain patterns. (Matz Fleer, Men's Store—Vugents.) “~ N JEUNE 4 f New Fall Dresses . ral Dresses | sascamaacet _.. ibe $7.50 to $12.50 Dresses | his OO 22c Percales 75c Satinettes Hemmed Diapers $1 Turkish Slippers ° e sabes oh ‘watts ann ae ne § Satinettes, 2 to 20 yard )-inch ; Metallic trimmed in red, | / ored grounds: all ee neat, small pat- 15 terns and shirt- & ; ing stripes: 364 inches wide: rard lengths in plain + blue, black. colors and self orange. brown colored stripe. & and purple & 36 in. wide: yd. Sizes. 37 to 7... A marvelous group of Dresses ga :| ' : ’ +. ; - “> : { 7 4 . | : - ie . | - ' = - ‘ 7 4 ._ |e . Pi , by . J 1 : Q , - Bi aay t - ; | ; F v : ‘ > & : Ss ; i > : ; “4 : ¢ : H |e ' } i ’ iy : ‘ . y » « i - . ‘ 1 ? ; : i % { ia ; - - —— ed = - | 7- ; - *s- > - * 24- ready - hemmed q ~~ Diapers, best oeveD Sa] » * iA Ww aa quality, birds- eye. dozen. ee Purehased especially to sell for this low price during this sale event. All new Fall mod- Silk and Fiber Bi cat ; ; ie ti a Bt. | , - | . | . i +i especially purchased for this sale—made in the most desir- able styles and in the leading colors for Fall wear— $1.35 Ruffl Curtains Average width and 2% yards long are these esplendid quality hemstitched Scrim Curtains with Extra-Size Beacon Robes Women’s Beacon Blanket Robes, made with large collar $2.50 C. B. Claspon Corsets Splendid broecaded ma- terials and elastic eom- Hose Biack. cordovan, beige, polo, gray, first quality, sermi-fashioned. reinforced feet, lisle els, latest trimmings and a wide assortment of colors— Canton crepe, charmeuse, Poiret twill, Spanish laces, trico- trimmed with wide silk bands and heavy cord $ 95 girdle. Sizes - a Made of charmeuse, serge, crepes, twills, laces, milashane, baronette satin. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to46, 45 to 53 a neat sheered-on ruffle and com- plete with tie-backs to match, while 5090 pairs of these won- derful Curtains last, & ete a a ~ bined; very desirable lengths lette, crepe de chine. Sizes 14 » 20, 36 to 46, 45 to 53. ~ 29 garter top. Sizes “6 1s to 10. Excellent ¢? A Sale of Girls’ $3 New - 2000 Boys’ New Fall Fall Two-Pants Suits | | presses Sport Coats ¢ 7 .95| |$e.95 $7.50 to $12.50 Garments G | \ \, Values } 3 ge | ‘ | % ? a ~ f , ; ; + | ae ae . manufacturer co-oper- , , S ( »( ) | pe et ted with us to make t un- ; >t} i e oa ; ae, oe ated h us to make thi n vears, mothers will be in- | 4 Ss - usual offer possible There ; . ; ‘ ———————— Po i - pees are about 300 Hats in this An excellent Varietv of stripes anc mixtures: ; Pes lot. each one prettier than : ot , ae oe . : : re the other and at a price that orown, bl le, 2rav, etc.: extra well tailored, up-To- ie oe : , rig SG D Rais a. is just about % their usual terested in the sale of 300 smart new wool and jer- the-minute styles. Each Suit with 2 pairs of trousers. Sizes § to 16 vears. i. CYMINSISWGTON CRTC IBANRGAINEBASESTEN, BARGAINSBASEMENdY BAR GAINEBASENENd ‘150 Cloth "Res . worth . . ‘ Sh riy. i Cloth Coats and ( apes one W ould enjov wearing sees Sie 4 Freud a g on most any occasion. Attractive sport and dres; |. a models. Some are silk lined. All colors. Women’s Costume 81x90 Bleached /76-in. Unbleached 40-inch Extra Heavy Sheet Sheets Sheeting Unbleached Blankets . tu of fin all a : on : } . . a rics enditte tit tether entean Very well made of Serv! ‘eable qua Muslin ith - in nstitc! ,od serviceable me . “—m Pig hndecasecas unbleache:l ee Herringbones, TW eeds. serge, polaires str os and tor ee ru i : ro h Pet] 1 Full bolts. Sea Island Sizes 16 to 44. $1 .00 36c 39c Underwear Crepe Underwear Crepe in white and tinted grounds, neat small floral and plain eolors. 30 inches wide ; fy) See Cotton Challies Cotton Challies in a wide range of all color combina- tions in Persian and floral patterns. 36 inches wide. Special, Crepe a yard $1.89 Printed Baby Broadcloth. assort.| ed colors . 500 Dozen Shadow- proof Princess Slips $3.00 Printed Pongees ..... Double to hip, imported em- $1.89 Plain Radium. IRAE eiteait: : aveidery edee end Remnants Canton Crepe............. | Crepe de Ohine and other Silks 2 Ombm ans 64-in. Mercerized Damask Oe are A good serviceable weight Damask. Reg- ular $9c value. Pretty patterns. 49c 36-Inch Genuine IBARGAINSBASEMENA Indian Head Yard wide, mill lengths of 2 to 10 vards. Only 1000 yards 230 in the lot: vard... Children’s Nainsook : Union Suits Checked nainsook. sizes 2? to 12 years, button style, drop seat, slightly imperfect. Special at ime wea Muslin BAR GWINSBAS EMIENAs All-Lined Black Silk Capes $98 Capes that. sold earlier in the season for $10.00 have been so greatly reduced for the Triangle Sale that we have lim- ited one to a customer. A Special Purchase and Sale of 15,000 New Wanted Silks $2.00 Chiffon Taffetas, assorted colors, 95 $9.33 $1.50 Baronette Satin, black and white. $7.50 40-Inch Crepe de Chine, al! colors, $5.00 40-Inch Printed Crepe, nants ... 5 ia $2.00 36-Inch Plain Foulards, white. A large group of manufacturers’ and jobt rs” : eancellations and factory rejects that were cc to sell from $3.50 to $7.00. Styles, colors and ahs ers are the latest for Fall dress, sports, street oF walking. Sizes 21% to 8. os. 22x44 Bath Towels Oxfords, Strap Slippers and High Shoes to® 250 dozen, a good heavy school, play and dress, in many, many styles —_ quality, full bleached Turk- | the youngsters—two'groups. . - ish Bath Towels. +. *-* : _ - rf re wu | Sizes 11 to big girls’ or boys’ BY - - ~~ nn == 1. 690000000 0000000000000 0000000 000000008 These Capes are in black caly, all lined. Sizes 16 to 44 oT ;

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\ SOND NS: “QUST 26. 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST. DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. . F, E, ae of Dr. Charies F. E. died Wednesday, d _ He bequeathed two | _aeeical instruments and a in his home at 910*North to his niece, Mrs. Elsa of 6078 Maple avenue. books were left to the Medical Library ana $15,- fn trust for the ben- | grother, Ottmar W. ao Manchester avenue. me of the estate is left Mercantile Trust Co., as ‘ instructions to divide between Mrs. Frederich Edward Boetticher, a Gressen, Germany, and ¢ a one-fifth to re EO : a niece. | heim, Germany. wa, | Auto Supply Firm Sued te Bank- | ruptcy. acs Gonsén-- An involuntary petition in saint ruptcy. was filed yesterday the Holthaus Saddlery and Auto Sup- plies Co., 3225 Locust boulevard, al- leging that it is insolvent and that, since Aug. 1, it has committed acts | of insolvent by making payments | to preferred creditors. The peti- tioners and the amounts of their claims are: Herman Co., $4.94; @. B. Sickles Rubelman-Lucas Hardware Co., $21; Brilliant Sign Co., $273; F. H. Kreis- man, $258. A plied for. with the fine Buy your sup- 4. sale event. ; Floor—Nugents ) , é Be T 2 ~thy lea Coffee B ll — : COFF * $1. a 1 ib. Dutch Stam ve — nion-Made : ralls af ponte # | > _ bees 10¢ 25 4 . Be Vania with 1 L Bottle OPEN UNTIL 7 cut. meade of 220 blue denim. $1.00 order other coods, as much as you want on this basis. not charge for fancy labels and cans—you get 100%, coffee value from us. and can sper: EVERYTHING THAT GROWS IN COFFEES AND TEA 7 s" C. @ H. CANE AR y Razor Since, | § Olbs. “SUGAR” 68c— , cup ‘of tea, use Russian Caravan, 80¢ per Ib. BAGLE STAMP SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK $1.00 Eagle Stamps with DF emg gees | Cosme. Sie ee Owes Wi @ kinds. de ous. for pies and cakes. Pie OPES PrP. M. SATURDAYS blend te sult vour indtwidual poate. COUSINS’ BEST BLEND— ~inee, ies $1. 00 Good hot or iced, True Fruit Lemonade Syrup. The and 400 PEANUT BUTTER—Made while you walt. Per pound 25c Phone« against | s ' Oak Leather | Saddlery 'Co., $53; P. Burns Saddlery Co., $28: | ers, are still in (ing their receivership was ap-/| ' reached | Stitute ‘for a time to the City Art jum, early ‘tion has been | | | Matters of Current Keteres! to St. Louis Lovers of Art Jules de Bruycker’s charming etchings, so well-known in all Euro- pean print markets and among col: lectors, museums and casual admir-: debut in America. In the spring of this vear a some 60 or 70 of etchings this country and formed probably the most important exhibi- tion of prints at the Chicago Art In- this season. We are nate in having the collection loaned Museum of St. Louis, where it rs now installed in galleries 25 and 26, to remain until Sept. 15. Jules de Bruycker Ghent in 1870. His artistic educa- tion was pursued at the Academy in Ghent and also in Utrceeht Since the purchase of one of his by the State for these was bor in the Brussels Muse- in his career, his recogni- assured and he has now become one of the foremost contemporary etchers A whimsical satire. half sad. half /They are | populate collection of} buildings fortu- | tering the works | ,of wind. —— relate the spiirt of the actuality. monstrous, yet vaporous, like an ever-changing bad dream that takes first this shape and then process of mak-| that. The multitudinous figures that the shadows and and highways & way not to frighten, but to impress and fascinate, mysteriously suggest- ing the seething undercurrent whic? | artist would boldly expose. | people suf- | which less | sensitive persons might consider the; a coarser Instead of showing his hideous agony vital theme, his figures are tiny crea tures beside the great and overpow- ering spirit of war. He masses them together and they huddle close, or hurry like fallen leaves before a gust Their souls seem infinites- imal beside the huge hulk of war, its devastations and ruins. In his earlier etchings, done before the war had left its terrible mark upon his consciousness, we find a trees, | of De! Bruycker’s etchings are like the suc- | cession of experiences in the dream. | He presents the monstrous horror in | Pre-Season Sale of Billed on October First Washington Corner Seventh Street Za i ‘ - oN -_ ae comic, couples itself with the alle- gorical feeling in his and lifts them swiftiv from the com- monplace, making them intense. rrotesque fairy tales which cleverly mixed pathos and humor that is de- lightful. iHs architectural and char- acter sketches are extremely well done. His lines are free and atmos- | pheric and denoté the surety of a and apron front. Floer—Nagenta.) il Ain pictures hirts x S 5c sae, stoma SS . _ ~ ese eee ~* - —* of Sorollai’s atten- was Marguerite.” the works to tion. - ~~ > a i “2 pee — —_—- Momentos Three-Day Event Monday Tuesday Wednesday wance Sale of New Fur Trimmed Coats 3 MiENedle ale of sport ts Garments } 00 Sport Coats loose back, or ge sport ‘ollars. Come tths. All lined 16 ta 44. EDELL—the home of Coat values—has eclipsed all for- mer value-giving in this marvelous advance sale of lux- urious, authentic new Fall! Coats. Each Coat in this ex- tensive assemblage represents the finest in tailor’s art, not only from standpoint of design and execution, but in particulars of finish, embellishment and selection of fabric. To, quote actual worth would seem like exaggeration, so we urge you to inspect this group personally. d 7 + wis ; ; x . ° rE 7 2 : ' ~ 7 om ie *y ’ _ > . ** le naster frames of the paintings in our mu-| seum by Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida, Wash Dresses .......$1.00 s 7 world of art, whose death on Aug. 10 Princess Slips ....... 1.00 pn oahaaiathabee liners sabes te oF ; of this painter’s work, among whicn Jf 4 Far Chokers , | ~ one piece. No cement RKegular $15.80 © j . Loul rishi! t bmit pain'‘ | I've been tp the Relea} Drag Bustauss tor 2° veers, t served four yeare aa & *, Dealt in St. Louls wishing to submit p You can afford an extra pair the Indiana State Board of y and five years as President of the Retsil > Winter Coats eS ? , ings for the exhibition and not hav- . . a eiate price Association. Nearly evergene in Fert Werhe kKaowe Mme and Knows about my ‘ . ing received entry blanks can pro- ' treatment. Over twenty theesaed Men, Women end Chtidren outside of Fort . ‘ cure them by calling at the museum T 32 Mewsy ‘ have re win 4 = own statements, been Cured by thie treaiment since a ’ : . netrist meade s offer pubil« 7“ Winter Coats e All cards must positively be returned a - . | s + 99 If you have Eezema, Itch, Salt 5 Cetien sorte ming how ba4 my ‘reatment haw | before Aug. 31 : Better Optical Service cured the worst cases 1 ever saw mes chance to prove my claim. } f 7 + . = — Bend me your name and wr ny below oe treatment f want | Pe on y | te send you FREE. The wonders im your ewan wll be peoef. \ . . Several loca! busines#e men who aa- POSS OOeCeOeseerss (tT AND MAIL TODAE ttn tart tttatiadl . ; ; mire painting and have always yc. met TZEL a Druggist. 4677 West Main s. Port Wayne, inde wapted to try it themselves have de-| ue on ‘etal | | cléed to gratify that ambition. | | Piease send without cost obligutice your Bree Proat Treatment. | ors and Jeath- ~ i 9 Winter Coats borts, street or Winter Coats , I ] cl he! rm | oe * seeeeeetee . ; Fe ith Walter Roussef as teacher. and $5. 00” PLATES, UPPER OR LOWER PLATES. $5 00 sserecenseeceeesnnse eammreses A a youR eeeeteeee ewe eee ae Gate... .-eeeeebeseeunme | 3 | 90 Winter Coats : e - School Shoes Winter Coats - — a -are enjoying the venture immensely ,Being ocoupied during the day, at-, | ay styles for . rimmed Cloth Coats— tending the Washington University | : $1.49 - 4 fete Trina Far Fabric Coats; Bhs o «RS By trim’ Silk Plash Coats, and Second Fleer.) Fe Fur-Trim Trim’d Astrakhan Coats, Now a time convenient for these) men has been chosen, and each of | them devotes several hours a week to bis easel. Although none of them | /may ever become a master. at least | (Continued r Next Page.) | tions Free. | ( DR. E. W. SCHRIEVES merz? CAVE STREET. School of Fine Arts was impossible. | al Far Coats Included! ! wer: STERNS—508 WAS 4.2% bb , a hy . ; PO pi i Na a teak BP ne

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of the Daily POST-DISPATCFV alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrai a= the Times Combined. i4 ST LOLS POST-NISPATLH The City Circulation _ —- — = " = - a ~ ~ — = - . = ow a ee ial sien | | pen me bie exhibft he ! ; h rest to us is that which seeks out (tessiona: } re an Pm mt of ti mat rapia ir ‘ De anc Wa 2040! mst ~f] Ore! : ti WHAT IS GOING ne . “ghinagy pee Pe er Sk aga the city fer contributions, using th hp) ic i rary 7 : ’ aT if 4 . » b iis : : — ' . . ; ‘ s- )4 §ek J a lee « ee ._ . . —_— . ie = as c . +e ers *=es ON IN ART WORLD aved mainiy for the purpose of for a serious painting nsid und photographs ma: y disabi eds instructic name of the Carmelite Sisters. These IN ST. LOUIS =" to the pubiie what can © = pelts op maa nap mai wet. gg - apenas. va wert hich will result in the developm«:t soliciters sem to be a part of a na- vassing e movement Cardinal Voug-- 7 _. 2. _ charcoal sketches. a erty. Archbishop of Philadeiphia, in a letter. declares he has taken steps _ -_. lew r *t Li ie se - . & su 2 cot 4 ‘ -* ss va rai «-~iiogi bict a. : - —_ - , ele oo GER _ of commercial art or work in adver- Cona: \ . re r >> ‘ - 7 ° ee 5 " : : ‘ - ra is - ~~ ee — (Continucd from Preeeeding Pasc.) le to give to the undertakin ural that all of wor should Vocational School is an instit- _ ; ‘ truction im traced, o« Se tr the study ~f painting = ewe | tur and who na‘ antec to Uy teach« im ma 2 it fessions and art for the disa » : . . , - : ie " | . . 7 o ; - : . ~ ’ . > - ° - ” ™ se im ‘a - appre sat Lon , , . 3 ~—* . ° . . - = — 7 . . See —-s : : ’ . : : ~ > . - ~~ sei ©i iff 4 2é0i(n ° ’ : . . tastes thr: tra.0s tneir ey* N » of the picture shown mn Rousse - eus nd | 1OCc K h a bli z — ; ; aes ee Pree u he re he : aete : ; . " : + . _ : -. 7 | ¢ i? >. A fr ~~ - : ’ } : , ' : \ a : ‘e Be * rieil 7 2 "3s 4 4 iw +. » x) Ca T naathorized Solicitors Here. , ' 4 . ~ as * : eccomp! - . Soe) ad — . — : . - ; ™ - . » 2 —_ *% " » = ~~ __ . . ° . . . o- > o : a : ; rhe eee Ss 4 : s . in rm : > > ety P -" “ar has Pe Tl 4 “ee | , Set -7 . : = — - - >, cha bled Philadelphia to put a stop to tne : ; = ; ee es LO CALLS A I OBE CRE — A A OG ROTI TOE ES . - o o -- © = " - « “ae -* *. “a + “> “~~ ~ ~ . * : . -—* . ‘ waa.) ' P o ~ v , > ~ ik bh ae -— ~ \ lh» 7? . , ° . x , ae | ° . S - ms - 7% . . ' | : *. t] : . Pmea 4 } aT. les Mureau of _neé ' namoer of : arr e ae at u nau - tive & Poi “~a ae © Sars , > + > - 2 : thorized. pro- mor . sal ad 2 See ae | “ mended by its pipe a a | reasonable p Charge Purchases = : ts for | g Y | 7 he ; It is of a trimmings. i Te inoct ~ 610-612 Washington Avenue mal (od — , 7 . ™ - . , a is . , . : ~v -Tth. we will laumch an economy event that deservas to be elassed with any of the really great Coat as § tAde Our. selecti complete varied tinetive a a = = eS te Big A he eres ee oe — = Ot Fae a -or vw ” +f ‘ = + ‘ > - Py! £ > ‘ P p ~ . 4. 5 ” es : i oi re et { ye oes ae he abe >| ’ P.O oy ae i eee ae: ee . 4 . 3 : ? ee et ets ve | ‘. "30 as - y ° fo> 4% . a } wee) é : “ 4, 2D ar fe 7 ; : , a n. ~ “9 ‘ - > of * 7 7 a ‘ - 4 ” * A ¢ . -. } +e. * g 72.5 . - y* : fs ! rege: . ee Ol igs - 7 ¢ we > - ahs. +! 9 . , ae f ou A“ 4 Lay A ™ *o Ses, ~« ‘oe. x a, 4 M4 + gre ¢ % “4 Pa a te 7 +. 7 a > Se a's Ss ey 2. + : : ‘ : > tee +f > ~ : A * - > st - 4 - _ e ¢ ¢ 7 ," “ Fr, r! 4 a ee s+ - » Zs xn 4 . i. . a * P. “i + 2 - « : ” ” 4, - pa » " e ~ ° . » = ipa P FI : . . ant s - - ; " et : ad > = > e ~j> s? - . a ° 4 7 ee - a ' ei - - - - - = — = " : , —_— - 7 : - 4 \ *' ° - . . rf - . : P ‘ a ‘ ~~ * > y * . : . j/ ° A « : = ae a % - A 7 . ~ . FT - . 4 . o4 : , . 7 A - . r , . , ; : - . ~ ~~. - - - ? ~ : ~~, : “ Z . ‘ a 3 ' ‘ - - ‘ PR ¢ 4 * * ; . Z Z 4 - a —— ’ 4 : 4 q wai e ‘ . —..' oi i | . : oS. . 7 ‘7 . . . > : bs : 4 “ _ - * 7 ~e? : 7 . J > 7 ” . ; . . ‘ ° = ” - ae m = — 2 —— — ~~ wi PR ae OT Te Or rar There have been numerous Coat sales this month. There have been some ex- savings offered. the peer of them all—the one sale that will over- Previous events—will begin here Monday. Let nothing interfere with attending this event—come down expecting to see the season's greatest Coat (aren Seepdinane st Pyratioe yt eae cet pay (Thir€é Floor, . + * ti pelea a da Witaiaet sn _—

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BUND \ AUGUST 6. ides, it D VER TIS area a © 3 *q SUNDAY The City Circulati f | on is i on of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Fxceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUSS POST-DISPATCH 15 > - ——. ——— = + —-- ~ —— - 4 ” ‘ / : i R mt Cs * ~ T FOLK§ he “Soy “neha Maring, nothing aflecting ether’ Cising. Ne ™ 89 you wah "E double “% or posit p who wish to buy Will hold any Coat Dnable deposit. ah | fis vats eer & ereerreecer ee teeee Gee etereree- eernee al Offering at IS ND p> ptional groups the art of mil- ry into many y. These values © each customer buying several Winter. There tk styles, mush- kes. ORS: 7. Seid * a money. A Beige Suede Slipper, $9. Proportional Voting Law Is. In Force for Irish Free State Election to be Held Monday eee ee —_—- —-- Qualifications of Candidates and Voters With Provisions for Records, Recounts, Contests and Riots Included in Measure. | This charming new Fall Pump is recom- mended by its excellent Swope style and its - reasonable price. . By ROWLAND THOMAS. Written for the New York World and the Post-Dispatch. a general election, the members ©o the new Dall Eirann. or Chamber of Deputies of Saarstat Eirann, the Irish Free State, are to be chogen. It will be the first general election since the establishment of the Free State, and in a way the first uncen- It is of a most desirable shade of beige suede with dark tan leather trimmings. Our selection of new Fall styles is complete and offers an unusually varied selection of decidedly dis- tinctive models. of the country in 123 years, the )je- liament of Ireland ceased to functicn jin the year 1809. | It will also be the first test of the electoral act which was worked out ‘by the recent dissolved provisional Dail EFirann and which took effec on April 17. ; Sede, , Under the provisions of this law Su all Irish electors qualified have te choice of registering as voters in tne ‘constituency where they reside, that in which they maintain a place of business, or from the Dublin or na- tional untversities, if they hold other than honorary degrees from either institutien. No 4iscrimination is made between the sexes, and the re- ceipt of poor relief or other alms is not a disqualification. Electors for the Dail must be at least 21, and for the Benate at least 30 rears of age. Under the direction of the Minis=- ter for local Government, a register of all qualified voters fs prepared an- nually. and a copy must be kept open to public inspection in the office of the register'ng officer of each regis- We offer a new Gotham Stocking of sheer silk with Parts clock in black, nude and gray, $3.50. OL/VE AT 1O*®ST. Fall Catalogue Sent Upon Request. tration area. Registration Areas Fixed. Each administrative county, eac’) constituencies is made ' university The clerks * such a registration area. The POST-DISPATCH is the only 8t. Louis evening the registration officers, Minister for Local Government ap- newspaper giving Associated Press news service. | pointe their deputies. The register r- sored test of the general sentiment) \riod which has elapsed since the Par- | county borough and each of the wo —— ts elected and takes his oath of office, | This Week Only You Can Get a _f tsa * q Stool Free With the Wonderful ronrite Ironer Iron With the Ironrite at Our Expense, f If You Decide to Buy the $7 Stool Is Free° Only until Friday, August 31st, can we continue this liberal offer , our arrangement with the f . You need not obligate f at all—the trial is free—we you how to iron with the ite in a few minutes, no need to even know how to iron by Seated at the Ironrite—Touch Your Toe ' tothe Rod—It’s Easy toIronShirts, Ruffles, Nearly Everything, With No Effort ! ; There is no work to it—slightest pressure of your toe operates the - machine entirely—with mind and body relaxed, and both hands a} free, you guide the clothes—that’s all. ments Surprisingly Low—It Pays for Itself Unusually Low Terms During This Special Sale last Call for the $7 Stool Free— Order Now! a . ‘2 rhe ~~ — ee. | Electric Shop—Basement Phones, Olive or Central 7500 ~ Momestic Electric Co. Olive 7691 908 Pine Street Central 367 ~ East St. Louis Light & Power Co. Bridge 2900, St. Clair 1200 _ 7 Collinsville Av. | Louis Wolken Electric Co., 3124 Ohio Av. Sid. 2012, Vic. 1708-R ~ A a ee ee Teer a AS ec OS ee feach year and takes effect on June 15 of the succeeding year. The Free State has decreed that Its ‘portional representation, vhich /means, the terms of the electcra' ract siate, that “each elector shall have one transferable vote, |. e.—as vote capable of teing given so as to indicate the voter's preference for the |candidates in order; and a vote capa- ‘ble of being transferred to the next choice, when it is not required to give ‘a prior choice the necessary quota of | votes, or which, owing to a deficiency in the number of votes given a prior ‘choice, that choice is eliminated from the list of candidates.” The purpose of these provisions, is, of courses, to give ali minorities some chance for legislative representation, | and thus set up a system of group or poly-partisan government, in dis- tinction to the bi-partisan system which has always prevailed in the (Tnited States until the recent epide- mic of Congressional “blocs.” Every candidate for election to the Dafl must a fixed date at least seven days prior to tne date set for the poll, or election proper, be nominated in writing by two electors of the constituency, serving as pro- poser and seconder, and elght others who subscribe themselves as aszent- ing to the nomination nation must be delivered in person to the returning officer by the can- didate or his proposer, and at the same time a deposit of £100 must be made as a guarantee that the nomi- | made | nation is not “frivolous,”’ 1. e., for obstructive or other disingenuous purposes. When Candidate May Withdraw. At anytime prior to the expiratiun due notice, withdraw his nomina- electur to vote is not question. objection or subject to inquiry by any person, except that the return-. ing or presiding officer if requested | to by @ candidate, shall ask the voter two questions only—whether | | he is the person named as he indi- cates on the register of electors, and | whether he has already voted in the |current election. Oath or affirma- tion of the answers to these two | questions may also be required, and except for failure to answer these | Questions properly no proffered vote may be rejected. In Case There Is a Fight. , The returning officers are au. | | thorized to use schools or other. | public rooms as polling places when | available. In case of riot or dis-| turbance the returning officer or his | } |deputy may, solely for the polling’! tion has ceased. and if disorderly persons should destroy the ballot box or the ballots the election he- comes void fer the polling place or places so affected and a new pol! _must be held. For breach or negli- |gence of their duty registering and | election officers and their deputies are made subject to a fine of £100. | The Dail Eirann has 153 mem- ; ' ’ ; ' i } NEW YORK. Aug. 25.—Monday, !n elections shall be conducted in ac-| place or places affected, adjourn the | ¢|cordance with the principles of pro-! poll till the interruption or obstruc- bers, representative of 80 constitu- | ,encies, this representation being al- | located on the basis of population | when the last census of Ireland was taken, in 1911. The general dis qualifications for membership in- : clude mental unsoundness, undis- charged bankruptcy. legally proven corrupt practices at election, and six months’ imprisonment at hard labor or pena! servitude imposed for any offense. pay, or employment in service except in certain expressly named positions is a disqualification while it lastsa. Any male or female citizen of the Free State at least 21 Furthermore, service on. the defense or police forces at full | the civil |£A National Institution Boys Shirts & Blouses White. Oxfords, fancy Madras and percales in separate col- lar or collar-attached styles. $1.50 to $2.50 Values ] Boys’ Union Suits B. V. D. and other makes, all first quality. 2 am | 2 Suits Suits Final Clean-Up Monday Is Doll ar D ay In the Boys’ Dept. Boys’ Neckwear School Ties in the colors and patterns that boys like. 50c and 75c Values fo YL ig. Boys’ Caps Suitable for school as well as dress wear. $1.95 Value *1 . All Palm Beach and Khaki Knickers....2 for $2.75, per pair, $1.50 All Palm Beach Knicker Suits, reduced to 50 *e ererenreee#e With Extra Knickers Boys’ School Suits | Weve fiust opened our new stocks of serviceable school Sults for boys—usual B-K quality and style, priced from | $10.45 © $25 frowning King &G. New Location—/7th & St. Charles Sts. Ts —_« ee ee “OS rears SSS —— Ff am a Continued on Next Page. years old is eligible for election to. The nomi- | oS ee ee ee a a oe ee 4 . _— of the Crown and Peace are ex officio of the time limit set for receiving | and the nominations, a candidate may, on) tion, but may not thereafter. If he/| sae be completed as of Nov. 4 Of | gaiis of election at the polls, or if he. his deposit is returned. fails of election by receiving less then one-third of the “quota” of votes for his constituency, or !f, be- | ing elected, he refuses or fails to’ take his oath as a member of the) Dail, £100 is forfeited to Saors- tat Elrann. A candidate may be nominated ifn | more than one constituency, but in that case, whether elected or de- feated, he can reclaim only one of the £100 deposits ana forfelts the rest. If. one hour after tne time fixed for receiving nominations has ez- "red. no more candidates have bee? nominated than there are vacancies mn the Dall representation allocated ‘9 the constituency. the returning of- ficer must forthwith declare the can- lidates elected, and no poll is held. These returning officers are, for the boroughs and counties. the un- der-sheriffs, for Dublin University the Provoet of Trinity College, and for the National University, the Vice Chancellor. Voting in a general or by-elec- ‘ion Is br a paper ballot. on which ‘he names of the candidates are rrinted in alphabetical order with eufficient description to identify each, but without any party designa- tion. The elector may vote for only one candidate, or for any or all, in- dicating by numbers opposite the rames the order of hie preference To ensure honest elections each. ballot bears on the back a seria! number corresponding with a num- ber printed on the counterfo!] or stub from which !t is detached. Be. fore being handed to the voter a‘ the polling station, the ballot is a!- s® marked on front and back with a recret official mark. which may not be repeated more than once in sever years. Each voter has a number op- posite hie name in the register of olectors, and as he receives his ba!- lot this number {s noted on the num. bered counterfoil from which the ballot is detached In case of dis- puted and recounted elections data enabling the elector to identify his ballot are thus made available if needed. Method of Voting Prescribed. The voter takes his ballot to a screened compartment, marke !t folds it to conceal his vote. and in the presence of the presiding officer at the polling station places !t fn the ballot box Ballots deposited withou* bearing the confidential! marks: lacking a figure 1 to indicate a first prefer- ence: having the figure 1 opposite more than one name, or having the figure 1 end some other figure op- | posite the same name. are invalid. Throughout the 26 counties of the Free State. a general election must be held at all polling places on the same day. The polis are open from 9 a.m. to7T7 p. m. at places chosen by the county councils. Members of the defense on active duty or tn barracks and electors jn the two wniversity constituencies, are per- ‘mitted to vote by post, but no oth- ers. AS soon as the polis close the bal- lot boxes are sealed and put in cuse- tody of the returning officer. whe in the presence of such candidates or thetr duly appointed agents as care to attend. opens the bores and supervises the count. The decision of the returning officer of the valid- ity of ballots ts final. subtect only to reversal on petition. Any anéd all infringements on the secrecy of _ the voting and the ballots are made punishable by imprisonment up to six months. with or without hard , labor. At the polls, the right ef any But if he! ee ease a oe ee ae a Sars ee ee ee ee eee eS se” : ' a= ay We earnestly commend to your attention our vast stocks of Furniture and Rugs marked at special sale prices. Buying in- terest is sustained by the daily arrival of numbers originally ordered for our new store, but which we have included in the Due to the Fact —that we have been disappointed in the date set for our removal, we deem it advisable to continue our Removal Sale into September. Sale at sacrifice prices. If you contemplate the pur- chase of Furniture and Rugs in the near future you should take advantage of this extension of time and actually save 10% to 49% —= &= =—-: «+ &> ©* TAS a. 7] 2 Bi 2 ee ae ee ee Ue | | a a le om tea am - — . OE i CC reese & - ao y Bee > > aoe a ae a." —Qpow ~~ : ** , A. Oe eg ea > —_i— —~ . Cr. eee — 4 . e = ~~ 0 re ee —~ 6 eee i > om wm . ne = oT Ee tp + ee ET a « * =—. . 7 * po SEP ES Pom Ts wk

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~ —_~ - 7 Ee eA tm ay — oe eg " died - at > a . ween ss 1 a Te EE PO Ee Ee SRT a re eee - 7 = — 2 a — — o e —_— -~ ee “s+ ~ = -- Gaia te - ‘s ~ Se ee = RE SOs ee ae —— ee Oe Re ee Do ee ogee’ EL LALLA LEO EE EN LLL. OOO OL: ELLE LIE Ee Ae i RE Cm Mea a eae — ree £2 ote ee _- = | o o~ ‘ a : , L« é *2. * EE FS Se a ee OE bat tee * ~ > ~~ a - — i ee * ‘ Vt 16 =. ST.LOU'S_POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH efene Appre —————S et a ST-LOUIS UNIONS TO OBSERVE A SPECIAL SALE of Men’s Fine Thin Model Watches LL THE WATCHES Offered in this sale are most exceptional values, late models, beautiful and dis- tinctive in design. All are fitted with excellent, guaranteed movements. Look over the greatly re- duced prices quoted be- low. They will convince you that this is a most opportune time for you to buy your new watch. $29.00 Men's thin model Gold Filled open face Watches, with silver dials, 15 jewel $22 00 guaranteed movements. . » Bo : $31.50, Men's thin model Gold Filled open face Omega Warches, fancy dials, 15 jewel move $25 00 > ments . $32.50 Men's thin model Gold Filled open face Wearches. gold dials. 15 iewe!l move $27 00 " . ments . $34.00 Men's thin model Gold Filled open face W arches, radium dials, 15 jewel move. $30 00 Orher Watches f&e Men’. . . $12.50 wm $500.00 Beautiful Warches for W omen, $14.50 to $1800.00 LABOR DAY WITH PICNIC IN PARK ‘'Specches, Games and Athietic Con- tests to Be on Neo Parade tw Be Heki Organized labor Louts wii jebserve Labor Day. a week from ‘to- ‘morrow with a picnic at Triangle Park. 4190 South Broadway, instead the customary street parade which has been held annually on 18aT There was [to rear also 26. _? = ~~ > ~ » of that day since have been a parade hut. on reconsideration of after it already had ‘cided to have the annual p.rade, del- legates to Central Trades and Laber Uniqn voted, 73 to 15, against tt and n favor of the picnic instead. At the pienic there will be speech- ~s by labor leaders, and a variety of cames and athietic contests as par of the day's entertainment There are said to be more 99.900 members Louts, all ruested by the Centra! “7 = «tt? he Bulldine Trades Council +*~»s ~ oe ' = -. u.3 ‘he -? ; ] tion, been de- eh = of whom . = FF mone _ -- _ 3 -_ 44 TAS tt .O a. en - Convict Paroled for Sickness. ty the Aewoctated Press JEFFERSON CITY. Mo... Aug 25 —Fred B. Frank. sentenced to the Missouri penitentiarr from HRansas “ity to serve five rears from Febdru- 1917 in the first iry 198. for robbery legree, was granted a sick today by Gov. Hyde Frank was ~aroled as he has 4 practically urther tmprisonmert would endan- ger his life. according to the prison chysictan. Under the provisions of the parole he is to go to a Rosptta!l in Chicago for treatment and when he recovers he is to be returned to the penitentiary to serve the rest of hie eertence parole iisease that its imecurabie and ,eca ise accards PILLED PROMPTLY [— ORDERS be, Toad se 3s [ MAIL AMUSEMENTS ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL Benefit ef the GERMAN PROTESTANT ORPHANS’ HOME - yore t a Ms SUNDAY, SEPT. Sth, 1923 Admission ( omrlimentaryv. SERB REESE RBRERE ERE ESSERE RBTSEREE RSET SESSESE SSG Manufacturers Wholesalers Charge Accounts Are Invited. Caracul Coats (‘Slie Valve) $82.50 and Up ‘Northern Seal Coats (Dyed Ceney. value $135 _ $77.50 and Up For the Economist Special Fur Values —This Week Only — In order to make this—the last week—in our August Fur Sale the climax event of the year. we are offering Yalues exceptional—offers that are absolutely without duplication. Retailers Hudson Seal Coats Dred Muskrat. $350 valuc) $250 and Up Red Fox Chokers cepticeurally lew cest. remodeling werk. 33% REDUCTION ON ALL FUR REPAIRING AND REMODELING New styles cam be tustilled tm your last-year garments at am ex-~ Beaetiful chekers can be made eut ef your eld muffs and ecarfs. Be sure and get cur estimate on all repairing and The Fastest Growing Fur House in St. Louis handersae Pearlman Olfve 63534 MANUFACTURING 823-25 Washington Av., Second Floor Oppesite Hetei Statler Bvrery Out-of-Town Order Remember, Our Second Floor Location Means FURRIERS Cerptral 4904 a Saving to You - ._ = ss & t- Let icHenry Solve Your Heating Problem No furnace, however well made. can manufacturers of Warm-Air Furnaces in the eountrv Mbout charge or ob! @ heating system that will size, location, etc. give you the best satisfaction. and give the best service unless correctly located and prop- erly installed. Our Engineering Dept., in conjunction with the Williamson Heater Co. the IS at your service, and will gation, make a complete, detailed plan of your home, showing exact type all other information as to For Health — Economy — Satisfaction Nothing Equals Circulating, Moist, Warm Air! We install Pipe and Pipeless Furnaces in new and old buildings. Write, phone or call now. Don't wait for cold weather ; ted _| THOS. McHENRY & Pn! ea SON a, 262.8 6.6 8)8.8)8)\8 88.8 888m) 1. wee SQLs eee een 6.88/58 2.8. RUIN ON DENVER BANK BUT CASH IS ON HAND Home Savings and Trust Co. Furnished Halt-Million in Money During the Day pectal to the Poet .-Dispatch. ENVER sitoess resu!tinp severa! -_a" . - . + isi ; } @ays ago of the Interstate i? Savings Bank, which fveil- lowed by several) weeks the collapse of the Hibernia Bank and Trust Co. precipitated a run on the Home Savings and Trust Co. bere today. A mafortty of the depositors car- ried Christmas savings cards, repre- senting smal! deposits each week since the first of the year The Home Sovings and Trust Co. was the first Denver banking [nsti- Christmas sav- and its deposits have last 19 > foster the -iud pian, increased enormously in the greeted bv silver severa! cages. In addition there was a nitce from the Mearine House saying that the bank was in* sound condi- be gtven all needed o- . the teiiers DMerrer tion and would assistance. During the morning cash was carried into the bank to replenish the dwindling stacks of silver and bills which were on hand at the opening hour. Many of the depositors taking as- surance from the statement of the Clearing House Association, left without making withdrawals. Frank L. Bishop. president of the dans, said the institution would weather hout question and that for thetr $500,000 tn > be - [tre run wit thdrawais since the Hibernio Bank The Hibernia Bank was forced * azo ~~... suspend a month embezziemernts by totai near. Hibernia its now in process Ii mae tt an Seculiations The Menitidatioan 7 4ea7 she ny? es 4256 6* © > a =. ~ © > _ ~ ‘ -4 _— = ee Te = \mission er the State Bank IRISH GENERAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD TOMORROW Continued From Preceding Page. the Dai!. and resignations of mem- bers are permissiDie«. A candidate elected by the voters of two or more choose which | represent tn the Dail. appended to the act -ontains provisions for representation. . which principle. but compii- The voter must opposite some constituen one Schedu'e 3 jes he wi proper the MPrOPrio propo Lona. ; ‘ is simpie in cated. in practice. piace the figure name on the ballot to and may ae, 2pPposi 2a : 4am + »4 indi AR sd - is first preference. piace the 4 ra *° vs 4 to indicate hts successive After the ba . *-~ eee ee the returning « etc. others *hotces. t boxes are opened iepu- ballots., fficer and his *>+-s inva td to be arranged? —— hea y each then made, sg ballots cast and to ee me > vw preferences "an 3* lia*te “quota, number of votes neces- the return or election Surplus Votes Apportioned. Tf?’ the nu f votes credited to a candidate becomes greater than his surplus are -redited remain- andidates in his ~# ~ + ; sLer oi: cred- re m ber the quota, votes . ae . cnrerea:i er tne ing cancidate or parce! , the tra a accordance with ailable preferences. The make minute ng this transference a. ieee reports avratilable from the time this article was the number of nomina- 153 seats tn the ind 5909. but it rale of So™m2@ are rould be able or tuired deposit ‘time Cume-n na Geedheal. party sgrave and his followers ves. had put forward 111 and it was expected sti?! u.d appear before nomine- fe “loosed Mr is seeking a seat Kilkenny ‘an group. headed br era. had them put un seats. also with There were also ‘arge number oa Covrern ment he . : haa '* i ) ared Eamonn de Va! $5 aasplfrants more in prosnect im the field a dates wh, lescribed themselve antt.tren* ut net ant and manr listed as Labor nd@nendents The Marmer - 4 - | ind grouns were represented. and there can «idates regresenting the ean were afronna'« a ~ This multiplicity af lesignations and affilations of course seems fs an American « confusing state of af- fetrs Ireland (teelf seeme rather at sea about the outside. The polt- ical wieeacres are reported as be. leving the Republicans will nar cap- ture More than 40 seats. while +h. Government forces may Sain 75 ta —_——- . oo ba xtmately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. $0. ve alent Rad the + lp euekke | ene terpns asc. case gy ten ee eter ‘te receive a double test. Cys. to" sintance of the Independents and the ite precticaDility as a working device farmers to reteim effice In the Min- , in the conduct ef an election, and mtey and a cealitten geoverement be- its fairness fn assurirs creo eut- merged minorities some representa- tion. a «so Hf You Want a “Permanent” Wa Call Olive 128 Tomorrow TE ic ermee @ peer! bility : ai 1st acy rete, the primeiple ef pro- » © j § ian ® —_ oa ee ee —— = Store Hours Deily, 8:30 to 5:00; Saturday, 8:30 te 3:90 Olwe end Locust From Niath to Tenth Absorb Such § Westinghouse Electric Portable Sewing Machines 345 'oO-ODe ra on of +h oa mart s as ~ = & . /—_ : ~_+4 @ Only through the | rT? A .. \ 4 ~~ i . - Free Sewing Machine Co.) are we able t at a price so small. it case, complete set -— a a i ’ Puaran i Ger dl ine Eleetrie Machines motor built in head. Amemean waln 7 » , » . tT new attacnments. full Terms: $5.00 Down—Balance Monthly Interest Added) @ Hemstitching while you wait. @ We repair all makes of machines. Sewing Machine Shop—Basement. wres,erene naner field in St. Louis. JOCOCOOUOCOOOCUOCOC OC. 45 COMIN ~ interest a number of buyers who are seeking bedroom furniture of superior construction and handsome appearance within economical amounts. TTT $32 COMMA TTT Se NTITTITIL Now $175.00 315.00 187.00 £-Prece 4-Prece 4-Prece 3-Piece One 4-Piece 4-Prece Solid Walnut Bedroom Suite Formerly Buried Walnut Bedroom Suite Formerly Walnut Bedroom Susie Wainut Bedroom Suite Ivory Bedroom Suite Mahogany Bedroom Suste 3-Piece Mahogany Bedroom Suste 7-Prece Fine Mahogany Bedroom Suite Formerly 8-Piece Mahogany and Satinwood Bed- room Sutte 9-Prece Beautifully Decorated Bedroom Suite . Formerly 1800.00! 6-Priece Adam Walnut Bedroom Suite Formerly 650.00! 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite Formeriy 240.00! $245.00! 377.00! 233.00! 187.00! 360.00! 575.00! 315.00! 640.00! a -- — _— Formerly 1500.00 mith UL ~— 92 Or ~ eee os Wei) One One One Now - ae AUCUSLSHAIIE A Limited Number of Windsor and Miscellaneous Chairs Also at Special Prices to Close Out -_— ~ LT HOO iN Domestic Rugs in All Qualities, Numerous Designs and Colorings and All Sizes The Largest Collection of Fine Oriental Rugs in the West J. Kennard G& Sons = Fourth and Washington a ———e_ NE Oe — ” SCO - ~ DMG ait 1Y Chun OS o= — t ' ' | Nw 4 hd earie sLeRai ai -— ” oS BPs Sees ss ee te “pe. Wy ~ ‘teas 7 3 o ne , : cee ay Ground Gripper Shoes | 3 a red and ety deaths Were recs Pickard China has of preoccupiec rn examples « things. Crea ihful to ideals of ' by all se nsit ‘Pickard piéces are : adh sont othe think of Pickai entitled to a Pic own home—ane Many special new serfections -on 4% Off R pipe Yourself a 3 ~~ ie . WO a \ Pee a

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‘ DAY 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 96. 1923 a i ne ee ee - . : é 4 —_ wit terse -) —- . 423 Deaths. sor lied oo. hear di 2 + a 5 on . ; P —_ ” Wave MMP sr ca cE SMctnttind', Zostazind® HAUSER WILL RESIGN AS |MEM (DER IN TRANSPORTATION. fy tes pu ets yee "it : sent” Waye ye ec i lot pneumonia, and 1 trom leche Ad | py aver patente BY BAER) FRA MU BE KILL Sensational Nc ws! ism. There were 8 homicides, 7 ac-| 10rrow | week. Thirty v*r-'cidental deaths, and 6 suicides. | a CENTRAL TRADES HEAD. A new idea in river transporta- To help prevent the spread of diseases from infected places. i—_— public loves thrilis—that is why se much . ) | — ' mewepaper space is devoted te scandals, reh- . i ene. . E , , , le : i UAL GL Pitas edt st on t ion " that of smal! units. strung be 1 ' mee ‘ => . : ’ ties, fires and murders, and so little compars- y hind a power boat as freight cars| Zz S —— tively to questions of health, for example. . 80 call at Once for an “ok aa vey: PRO. are strung behind a locomotive, and | aids available. Leader in Organized Labor Cir-| tne application of the, caterpillar The enuseal always attracts attention. For in- stance, if you sheuld suddenly go blind, you would Cles to Join Brother in Busi- | principle of traction to‘ water pad- . : . rush to the docter at once, but if blindness came dies in the towboat, has been patent- | ILL T T0 DAY on gradually over several years’ time, the chances ness Enterprise. ed by Carl J. Baer, development sec- are rou would negiect your eyes day after da» F retary of the Chamber of Commerce. until a trivial defect. eastly correctibie, by prop- erly prescribed giaaees, had grown inte a scricu« | At this afternoon's meeting of Cen-,| The incorporation of a company, | By Using impairment of vision. | tra Trades and Labor Union, Joseph 'the Standard Unit Navigation Co.., » ont of vs 'J. Hauser, president, will present his | to build a demonstrating fleet of one — THE GENUINE You should have your eyes tested by me at the Fr. J. Guilbau!l ‘resignation and ask that a succes- power boat and six.barges, was an- first indication of eyestrain headaches, or other * © 4: . ;|sor.be elected immediately so that; nounced yesterday from the office STEARNS’ EL : annoyivg symptoms of defective vision, : of W. Frank Carter.. The directors . ECTRIC PASTE | | he can join his brother in the firm | ‘of Hauser & Miller, refiners and as- named are Carter, Baer, William C. | the guaranteed exterminator for Rats, Mice Cockroaches, Date cnt | vee een get ee ma ae ‘Sayers of gold, 113 North Eleventh D'Arcy. Adolph Boeckler, David M Waterbugs, the greatest known destrayers of food supplies and prop- ‘| —a most moderate charge covers testing. street. He has been a member of! Flournoy, James Campbell, H. R. erty. It creates a desire in these pests to run from the building for | lenses, frames and fitting. the central Body for more than 20; 5™matl and M. D. Ball of St. Louis, * water and fresh air, dying outside in a few moments. . — a — an — eps | te cna nwa chan sh6 Eee _ Ready for use. Money back if it falls. Better than trape. F. J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway m o 1917, and again om | rections in 15) ‘ 4 1920 to the present. x ents covering Gotails of his new Millions of boxes have been oobd durtne the nest 42 years. tt Sone *. ae Hauser is one of the most familiar | Se a eee rege | 2 oz. Box 85c, 15,02. Box $1.50. Should be enough to killfrom 50 to 400 Rats. - figures in organized labor circles of | ie die nat) Stade wes. hia a ‘din U. S. Government for over Fifteen years have continued to buy ‘the city. He ig a consistent support-| i¢.59 rect and 18x100 feet. The | STEARNS’ ELECTRIC RAT AND ROACH PASTE The POST-DISPATCH is the only St, Louls evening er of the present form of organized | +)..+ is designed to operate on three | Suld Lverywhere | : an labor as represented by the American | feet of water. newspaper giving Associated Press news service. O/n] | Federation of Labor an is opposed - ee . ° to the effort that is being made by a | The Pickard Studios radical group to have the uinions or- |}, || ganized into craft units. He has rep- | | kard China has ecmerged from the hum and |resented the Brewers and Malsters’ |} of preoccupied America as one of the chief . Union, of which he is secretary, in Greater Selection Better Quality wm examples of art made available in fa- }; She central body for two decades. Hie ae . . > | will resi these positions also in the | things. Created and produced by artists | ee ea gee Prehibition: - taaier’ | uinful to ideals of uncompromising beauty and 'been pointed out, has reduced the | ' 9 ? sioved by all sensitive to the finer things of life. /membership in the brewery union | | 7 . . . . ifram more than 6000 to less than | kard piéces are gift pieces for wedding an- |2000. Formerly the brewery work- | [f wersaries, and other seasonable occasions; but ers comprised one of the strongest | thin ickard only a ’ unions in St. Louis. , cog hy Pj aard’ ¢ a seme to others? You | His resignation automatically | enti ob : ouch in every room of |drops him from membership in —~ own home—and you can get it now at slight Citizens’ Supervisory Committee in . | charge of the $83,000,000 municipal! : | bond expenditures, and he will suc- | special new pieces, and some with slight /ceed in that place by the new pres!-| ; La S nae : =| dent of the central body, which rep- | P apens on sale for a limited lime, at I | resents the 80,000 trade unionists of 4 the city not affiliated with the Build- I, Of Regular Prices ing Trades Council. Hauser is a Re- eee | | publican delegate to the State Con- This 18 the season when stocks must be reduced. To accomplish this as swiftly # | ‘ ] Ss thi a | stitution Convention and will con-. ‘ e . . jive Yourself Something Today ‘tinue as such until the convention | as possible substantial price reductionshave been made in almost every section (ends ttg work. He resides with his) ° ’ ° ° family Rt 3459 Osage street. in the store. Boyd’s Semi-Annual Clearing Sale offers an excellent opportu- nity to purchase smartly styled, high-quality apparel at a great saving. . Olive Street at Ninth | Marriage Licenses a) axe neal | Births Recorded | : ced! Shirts reduced! } : This sale is especially important because the majority of the Union Suits involv- White Shirts & Colored Shirts—Collar Attached— rit ’ = MARRIAGE LICENSES. | ed are made by Wilson Bros. In addition to their fine finish, excellent fit and per- Wut HAL Herry J. Hubdert—Cecilia J. Beichel. fect workmanship, they have many comfort features, the most important being Neckband Styles—All Sizes 13% to 17. John Galczynski—Mr P . | Charles Joseph Preie Aron Woeeriel the closed To reduce the Shirt stocks quickly, added reductions are now ip force in this important sale of fine Shirts f All the Shirts im this sale are fincly o or men. f a ee) a a ee meee Sen ee Me er oe nanty > > > — >= a= SE ane rw roy Kurth—Erna Stoffei. Josip Benich—Mra. Susie Gill. | * Arthur T. ‘Teveirene E Kutach ion ultSs Harrison ' Clinton—Berr ce — ni 4 ope : wie : ‘ Ward Hittle—Gladys Edgar. Clarence C. Wray—Marguerite Humphrey. im a. ’ ea , = | Frank F. Brockei—Li!) 50 | . 43 SS Leek Lett etorgaien, Daman rey | Tk —owe se TTC - ’ a / / é C. George Mitchell—Elisabeth Waller. d $1.50 ° —— Wr , = ~ | Walter L. Reeg—Helen M. Kempen. $1.25 an . - 4 Edward R. Whitaker—Marie V. Reh . ] r s a VARS SE o, . £ee 0t~ CR eChOR Omer LT CL ak = 7” 7. | Leroy F. Vanesler— Marvy Christmann. Qualities eeeeee 0 © ©.*, Co winertman—Hattle Spellmeyer. WI Shi 0 . ' Collar attached neck band atylies : am Scott. St. is—- j Brown, East St Louis. Mil. ae cae with uine closed en : -_ _ other desirable v sbloore. Sikeston, Mo.—Audrey Jor- Extra quality pin-checked sainscoks mnogg seameti, Colored Shirts tn madras, Oxfords, fine percale and . Démehowsk! St. Louis County—Fave = sey - bn = wae ae — . y a en reeze, St ous. mM. Curtrieht. G it City. IL—J ' Edith Webber. a: Lente ~_e Robert Earle Hicks > Louls—Gertrude Bertha Minnieerode. Overlar 1 Para. Me. . Nollner. St. Louls. W th $3 00 $3 50 $4 00 , N. West. Pana. Iil.: Mae Fought. ilson Bro ers ° ’ ’ , 7 Pana. I)). © Are’ Allie, Olney, Tll.—Marthe M rs * , e and $4 50 Shirts " li . Schroeder—Susan ©. Ferry. its ad |Ernest W. Scearce—Mrs. Helen €. Forrester. White Shirts—Collar attached and neckband styles. |Albert M. Horn—~Marie V. Miner. Edgar P. Acuff—Viola A. Blake i, suemey—Helen Sehneider. ea: | of these Shirts are made by Wilson Bros, and are known for | hn dt | ye ag 50 Qualiti $1.50 Qualities The meteor Fh J j Sullivan—-Kathryn Gregory $2. es ) general exceliencr. . Muster—Marion Evelyn Holmes White Shirts ip fine madras, poplins, Oxfords and broadcioths. Colored Shirts in very fine French, English and domestic madras, silk-etriped fab- Emil Litech—(Clara Bauer ‘ C j Roberteon—Mrs. Edna Abernathy. 1 95 1 a Ghee poms & 'm. mes— rou greRuqanowy, pperson Engineers Solve _ Another Problem 7 With the elimination of the emergency and gear-shift levers from the driv- /"f8 compartment Apperson engineers have td a problem which has confronted au- ) *emotive engineers for years. +, On the Apperson the emergency brake , conveniently on the instrument a. A straight, easy pull exerts tremen- leverage which brings the car to a dead : ed age ae prtencurs, r Yr e u Cc e an "elle 26 N Cing’s qhwey. ; a M. Ra os1ery ° A good variety of neat striped patterns. y~ tor At Fe ae & ees 333° io) as ok, Hen - 2). 86488 8 ie Te ee ee SVcOEE CDs SORA POUT RFF He ODE 4 4. eK oa A . 6674 Ode! 4261 S. Compten. sigs Seae | Li | Hosiery, 23c 7 Golf Hose, $2.45 -- ISAK. Brenéway. 181 B5e Values $3.00, G00, OA6D ent Chee Suan Necl ear r luc j! 4 "Lacreen 3 gos Newt Al emer whites and all colors, in 4 ribbed wool Golf Hose wih feney ee? on —- | qu lisles. tops, in grays and heather mixtures. Erba, 5215 | r Cet 60 and C. Stinson, ox : , : Fine Neckwear, $1.65 ae Kaitted eh : ft Pure Thread $2.00 and $2.50 Grades 4) . 45 " B 5101 a yy Fi J Silks, . H ° 65c Cut silks in tweeds, crepes, foulards, afa M. Cardani, 2232 Edward | Blacks, whites and colore—ea — : Silk osiery, mogadores and velour silks in a vari- and M. Piccledaile, 2000 Eéwaré good-looking Hose — an exceptio A good assortment of colors in the ety of patterns. Knitted Ties, includ- and F. Jones, 3031 Easton. | i valve at 45c. clearing sale, 65c. $2.50 Gropper Knita and others in H. and E. Conway, 52214 Virginia. 2 | . “ en ate EA ing - le trans gud A. Pose, S81KA Oregon. | Extra Heavy Quality a eee ni , fasier, safer and more enjoyab e te y “Sand E Butier, 1723 Broadway P . : : : an “Atlin, : or : ure Thread . ation. Every one who has driven the et Ra Tt eS | , 95 Silk Hosiery, $1.45 | Cut Silk Neckwear, 95c Mew Apperson Six has been amazed at the . Hand G. Coope "20 dee ed Silk Hosiery, Cc $2.00, $2.50 and yo bagel a $1.50 and $3.00 Qualities ase 7 | ical shift. and A Martin Tite Ton, lf 1.50 and $1.75 Qualities tow ow rie ata eee se of operation of this mechanical s : * torte 1166 rs ~ ide i ® ixtares and drop - stitched excellent quality. | : Also 82 ’ . : : Fancy lore 4 This new Apperson is the greatest achieve- | ¢ ‘weaves in = good assortment of colors. —_— at of an engineer who has devoted thirty S. and I. Jacobs. 1830 Biddle almost fanatically to engineering. , BURIAL PERMITS. | Attr active reductions on. all Summer Suits , f 2 Can not appreciate how consummately | Juanita McTigue, 5 months, 1111 S 9th Henry Sledge. 55. S742A Mary Apperson is engineered until you drive “owe, O8. 1218A. Trier . : “ muse. It embodies everythingyou can |S tat tat ee and Three-Piece Wool Suits —Se=SITTITTTTiiblitilIIILiililfliliulivet= DUI ne 5 Rp > Loe ee RN Ae Ce eT or gE - Tullnoiiiie=a yet. 2 Sie SE eS ek ee ee, fee “ae ou eRe os awit > et Wet ’ — a \e/ an th, ne - ee ee ¢€ 7 li ce li i >t Mi : > i in the larger, more expensive cars— Victory Harris, 4 “as Rm Milburn, 76. 207 Rel) : the expense. a Maggie Mitchel. 75. 51°° Weaetminster Walter Godderd, 14. 2407A Fi lic. Otatavy Mower. 64. 211 8 Ma Elizabeth Shaw. 28. LITOA Channing = - ; RS ( 0 Inc. William J. Molette. ®ASS Atientic. r *9 Catherine Cummins, %%. City Sanitarium - ° ene? Pelm _ i imei, i - -_,— =— | =. _ _— IUSURUUSTACEEESIT!! CO i eieueel tee Cc Ntrrenan. 68 S *" W Foerthmann. 57. 2°55 Shenandoah 4 - A. ao WICKS, Mgr | onahinee Rarnt. 1 ‘6440 Dale t.ueltlie K Coren 7 “104 California ' 29 Loc ree mon 2560 24 N. Prairie a ust Street Bo , Fas Rost’, 50, A748 Bleck. \Mawvberne Duneev. 3 22OR Wash \Motiide A. Wrieht. 68 415 “ark Merv Tiromann. 64. SPAMA Folsom Mildred Moes. 23. 515 Whittier Catholic Bazar on Labor Day. The Sisters of St. Mary who are in _ charge of Mount St. Rose Sanatorium will ‘give their annua! bazar Seft. 8 on their grounds, %191 South | Broadwey.

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Pe es: 4 —— “ 8 te et cS mg *~ — ; ee i et eee —— ee ee Se ee — _— ee —_ =) ww {% oe - o- & eo ihe ” ny ty - ; ; ° > : ;7 : , _ I ! cA ’ i AMAL eben’ Hat GULUNUUUUVUNNUUAESAULUTADOGANATADAAULE UU SUTUUUULLYUQUUUULLAUAHAOQOOUOUOUUUUULASONALU ULL Si. LOU'S | POST-DISPATCH ef: -~ ve hte, op- ae POLI hh’ fOf ey. Ge ‘ihe ME i ily, team OA a —E -— ee - . ae | - MTT 22 You Deduct 13 When Purchasing NOW that our big August Sale is over, we have decided to offer the public ONE BIG WEEK of opportunity to secure the test values of their lives before the beginning of the new season. All floor samples to be closed out— Sow leathe?t® =up- beistery Sev 5e@ Deavewmette Salitca. con-~ stietteg eof davewetic. armchair over 2000 of them, are marked with a green ticket in addition to the regular orice tag. Select any article marked with a green tag—note the price—THEN DEDUCT 33! ©. discount—and it is yours. Starts tomorrow promptly at 8:30 A. M. Be on time! There are no two articles exactlw alite- Cam > — = 448334 s7oOMt Marked Priceson Dining-Roon:. Fu iiture Where You See the Green Tags A veritable wonderland of val- ves in Dining-Room Furniture , will greet eyes in this department. astonished Re- your gardiess of desirability a1! floor samples bearing” the green tag, save you 33 [I-3c &2>5 Dining -Room Suites. 8 13410 Diatag-Reem ‘Saites. 5 pieces. GQeeem Apee style in | pieces. pt ogy Qucen Anure wy $175. 00 oe $295 -R « Sloat. Gulati Te $197.50 50 S420 0 «=6—Dizsiag-Reem ‘sites, 4 waleer pieces. Filme sS0—Ct(CéCiéDdme Pee -Hieom Saites. & | cwe-teme $279. Ju pieces. Eatra larece sive 485 «6 Diz ing-BReom *altes. eg eto, $321.00 pier es. a ms : 3485 Diaing-Reem Suite. as epene to bona $38 00 table Americen walnet $9 ‘ S368 Dinieg-Reem ‘Seites. * : a2 Anumrme st rie —- $ 3.75 SIS7.58@ Dieteg-HReem “elites. $150.00 scene New Styie _Oversteffed Saite. with “ate a 71 Rat ~overe Fal end recker ma y frame. | recker, mahegany frame.j| img ef Davenette. Arm (Chair brewn leath b leath Recker. which yet wpheistery . $53. 50 “eset sae $73, 50 5 th eerie wena $95, 00 $125 Ovwerstulffed Tapestry wowed 331% OFF MARKED PRICES ON DAVENETTE a SUITES tm $79.50 = "Ss _— : Wh e Y S “2 s1se —— (fed — eiwar — sha spring —— The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately E UTNE ee SE WELCH & CO., 1105-1107-1109 OLIVE ST. Off Marked Prices on Overstuffed and Cane Living-Room Suites Im this remarkabi- assortment yea will find an aimest endless variety ef the hichest class Living- Boum “Suites. beth overstuffed and cape paneled ever shewn im the market. eat regerdie«es ef wmerifice or ions. The green 5 Owerstuffed Suites, _s cS. .F oe “— & =r ys VMarsntia mst? | $295 pone aod pe - Saites., —. > o or from which se. ect. ar $197 i) at "5 } Mohair Overstuffed Saites $348.09 monhea Tem . SSa75 Monair Owerstuffed Saite«s, -niece r uphel- se “pean $719.50 ' 7))h6UFlhlCOte tag5 mean an sectual 7) may deduct from the marked price ea the Suite rou select at time of curchase. , S135 Came a Roem Sdites S236 (ane ce oom +. i Marshall s .? She hd hd Pi hed Ld POOLE” 7 on PLS. Fig Abe a os + quals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ALL That Be ? Terms * FF ee SS be age - spring $159 50 Remember that your 33! - All Floor Samples—No Du —_ a Se ©, discount is deducted from the low prices that prevailed during our recent A Sale. are glad to take the opportunity te open new credit accounts on eral terms —as usual—to make new friends and customers for -AT ONCEé won’t realize what these savings mean unless you actually-see the selves. When you come into the store, you'll instantly see why all must be closed out at once. A word to the wise is sufficient. Take 333% Off Marked Prices on Bedroom Where You See the Green Tags Such a miraculous display of Bedroom Furniture at like these has seldom been the ji) good fortune of Furniture buy- ers to witness. prices Take 33°3 off at time of purchase. SS SSSSSST ESET ee eee ses ee SSS. » The Items Listed Here Are but a° -Few Examples of the Two Thou-: . :Ssand Specials to Be Closed Out® wo ed I | c 29. 50 b mene "$249.00 SaGgaganaases ea sateen Sage esa Beananaaaeuas a Hi Hil 1 Hh HUE :3 . tbh ii Tht : : : : : ; ’ : : : ; ; : ; : : : : had -? Y FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Hi . Siee@ Bedreem ‘“aites. 3 pieces. en $67.00 finish sS06 0 Bedreem 3 pieces. V almat ae ag pre ak ta $84,090 sise See Suites. 3 pieees. Be bed. Stee: sie $98 00 ow Bedreom ' Suites, 3 piece. ee $117.00 $396 Bedreem “alte«. 3 vriece= W ail finish $123.00 TAKE 333 “ OFF MARKED PRICES ON DAVENPORT Where You See the Green Tags This selection com- prises a wondertul as- sortment that includes some of the finest Bed Suites in the house. Fi} Save one-third $197 ren on gy suites, mahog- cane ends anid any cack aeainerry $131 50 velour $210 Cane Daveaport Suites. cenuine Pullman davenpert. mahogany frame: velour uphoi-tery $142.00 bens : = ; $245 Suaftes, 3 pieces. iain — $164.00 S236 Bedreem ‘Suites. 4 plece= ae... $196.00 S85 ae waieee. $245. 00 S375 Bedreem ‘Seites. 4 ae ” $250.00 | S22 wainat cphotsecred beck 9 14Gebo 3 Cane Davenport Saites, Pr ~_ = ‘ > 7 a a —_— uy © c _— _ iy er ° : “\* i Try t . Se “ine - -_ —_ és ae ~— ~ooene - Rac! ee - Norma 1 alr New Th Dawns Bill Atwill Return Satur Next Sunday Sept. 9, ) RE reopening of the inent actor. Lionel dawning net today’s Tre Shubert-Jef 3. opening with the lowed. according to and Barney Bernard Ster’s -entative schedule of fortuse, includes the “Chauve-Souris,”” Gynt" and Shaw's * Fool,” Leo Ditriciistein ‘Man repertory, and a The American, which Covered Wi = Guitry ties Duke.” Wiewie by Edgar ‘The Sar takes the Whose personal tif od Coerention. i tra “He bi inc tude Roger lle Coreere. “=e Their farcical bik * T HE Woodward ‘ompany which w ler folowing las: yeat with Avery Heo Why Men Leave Home * Protracted run at the: how Tork, We 0a Te players ine be J. Rusmond’ Eetward Se hi New faces will Lace, |

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AUGUST Bey b HHULUULUEOEEONAELANNNNION TM ltt tity - % Saas: a Sag MR Usual C ¢ “y. a See eS Terms P WS * RRS NS See" RMWQQay \\ WN WN ™ we =e RR SSSCDCOQMA ASS =. he already extren tle. Furthermore, we ints on extremely lib. trs for the firm. You se the goods them. | se why all these goods ient. “a ~ - = —_ 7 ; a > ee. » anh “et { oes _ 4 “i « py ° : y b> Ca md 3 * —e t “ r = *" = ¢ of —J - TT ~ - er we I. arse room Furniture oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae BP.FBDKLK£ ss ideeinices. THE WO x EY - AA N x) i v- of — APC RPE ABER OD LOPE EEF Mae Marsh and Ivor No- vello. in “The White Rose” —Grand Central Lyric —= Skydome and Capitol Norma Talmadge. in “She Loves and Lies" — Rivoli. New Theatrieal Season — he Suites, 4 Batre irae $269.00 2eee Se Suites, a 828700 Bill This Dawns With Orpheum’s Afternoon _—- ~ Bedroom Sultes, iyite F Eeiegany fintch.. ” $330.00 ie Da _emaaa Suites, 4 plecesr. $ wT Dalewt le? a $393.00 , tine! Atwiill deitiiinés:Nlcndwerd Players ; eturn Saturday, Columbia and Rialto Reopen | Next Sunday—Shubert-Jefferson Resumes Sept. 9, and American Sept. 16. —_—-— —— ——--_ -—— —_—-_- -—= —_—>— AE reopening of the Orpheum Theater this afternoon, with the prom- inent actor, Lionel Atwill, as headliner, shows the first gleam of a * dawning new season in the playhouses. The Gayety also resumes A‘ions at today’s matinee, and the Woodward Players, at the Em- » will undertake their second St» Louis season, one of 40 weeks, afternoon and evening performances next Saturday. The Rial‘o Columbia re-enter the field a week from today. Tae Shubert-Jefferson will be illuminated on the evening of Sept oeens with the mystery play, 5 Cane Davenport Sultes, _ ahogany frame, 5 Pholstered back . i | 875 Cane Davenport sie ‘The Cat and the Canary,’ to be fot: » according to present plans, by Jane Cowl in ‘“‘Romeo and Juliet, a Barney Bernard and Alexander Carr in “Partners Again.’ ““ntative schedule for the season, always subject to the mischances ®, includes such stellar offerings as the Moscow Art Theater, he. “Chauve-Souris,” the The&ter Guild productions of Ibsen’s ‘Peer This the- hogany frame S24 ! ; “Sally.” with Marilynn rand Leon Errol; the Ziegfeld " “The ‘Music Box Revue” White's “Scandals.” Atwill, who did brilliant 2 the Belasco productions of . LGuitry’s “Deburau” and “The Duke,” appears at the Or- wm, with a supporting company, Whité-Faced Fool.” a one- by Edgar Allan Woolf. Cane Davenette Suite, 3 * 4 takes the part of a clown , mahogany frame; [i Personal life, according to an mtion, is tragic. Others on — Roger Imhof and ene, who return with 275 Cane Davenette —— 3 farcical bit, “In a Pest House; wes, mahogany frame Rte Tempest and Homer Dick- “ Jj 3 "en a ekit of emart songs, pat- | Mances; Nonette, singer and m. D. Apolion, mandolin vir- & miniature revuc enlist- Ramona, Bacon and Pav- Delf, Boreo and the dancers. I Players’ Repertory. me, Woodward Players, a stock mpany which won a big popt- | follo Wing last year, make théir With Avery Hopwood's comedy, Men Leave Home,” which had : ed run at the Morosco The- a ew York, jast season, and Fy unt now hus not been = in this city. Miss Hazel a has been re-engaged | Wading woman ana other Players in her support 4. Raymond Brown, Bobby Ward Schilling and Shevrold New faces will be those of + Luce, leading man; Sylva ingenue; Frank McNellic, == Man, and Alice Baker, Claire —F and William Lynds, in char- -_ = *8Meunced that among the ted at the Empress . during the winter will be “The Un- known Purple.” “Little Old New “The ‘Exciters,’’ ‘“‘Spite Cor- “Tt’s a Boy,” “The Meanest Man in the World.” “Lawful Larce- nv,"’ “To the Ladies,” Dear Me,” “The French Doll,” ‘The Broken Wing’’ and ‘“‘Nice People.” Several! of these will be new to St. Louis. Provisionally promised by the Shu- bert-Jefferson in addition to the productions named above, are “Sally, Irene and Mary,’’ a musical comedy; ‘For All of Us.” a comedy, by and with William Hodge; ‘‘Wildflower,”’ a musical play; “Whispering Wires,” a popular mystery play; Chauncey Olcott, in “The Heart of Paddy Whack;” a return visit of Al Jolsun in “Bombo:” a second engagement cf “The Bat,”’ “Up She Goes,” a musical comedy; “You and J,” “The Green- wich Village Follies, 1923;’" Wiias sennett, In “The Girl in Ermine;:”’ James Barton in “Dew Drop Inn.” At Gayety and Grand. URING the Gayety’s opening week, beginning with today's matinee, will be seen “Jimmie Coop- er’s Revue,” said to be one of the largest burlesque troupes en route. There is a double company of white and negro performers, headed by Jimmie Cooper, comedian, together with Grace Goodale, prima donna, Dolly Herfield, soubrette; Alice Belaire, ingenue, the Blossom Sisters and a chorus of 18. The Rialto has a new manager this season, a. Hooley, who comes from Pittsburg. The Columbia promises six acts of vaudeville instead. of five, as here- tofore, The Grand Opera House, which has been open all Summer, &af- nounces the following bill, beginning ‘his afternoon: Mme. Dubarry, with a company in a musical act in- cluding grand opera bits; John Geilg- er. with mimicries on the violin; Baggott and Frear, jugglers rear, and and hat-throwers, Al Bayes Harvey Speck, in a cockney turn; Brovwen and Elaine, in “The Fatal Wedding Day”; Ralph and Helen Stenard, xylophone pure, and three other acts = fis. ihe ddl he Ride) 06k MA Sylva Farnese, new ingenue of the Woodward Players, in “Why Men Leave Home”— Empress. | What They Are | Doing in the Movie Studios —— — After enjoying her first taste of working on location in the wilds of Yosemite Valley, Lenore Ulric re- turned to the Warner studios to film interior scenes for the Belasco pro- duction, ‘“‘Tiger Rose.” During her absence the Warner studio staff had built interior sets which were re- plieas of the exteriors in Yosemite. Florence Vidor and Creighton Hale have been engaged tb play the two leading roles in Ernst Lubitsch’'s first production for the Warner Brothers. Lubitsch has just com- pleted directing “‘Rosita” for Mary Pickford. The new Warner produc- tion has a Viennese setting. Mae Marsh and Claude Gillingwa- ter will hea@ an all-star cast of players in “Daddies,” Warner Broth- ers’ forthcoming Belasco production. Dorothy -Vernon is playing an im- portant role in Johnny Iiines’ next Warner classic, “Conductor 1492.” She is the mother of Bobby Vernon of Christie Comedy fame. “Conduc- tor 1492” isa screen version of F. Scott Fitzgerald's story, “The Cam- el’s Back.” “anna Christie” has but three principals and three sets. Practical- ly every foot of the film will portray the most difficult type of emotional acting. Blanche Sweet, William Rus- sell and George Marion have the leading roles. Eddie Phillips has loved Carmel Highlands, near Carme|-by-the-Sea, Cal.. ever since the filming there of Mary Pickford’s “The Love Light,” in which he made his first appear- ance in motion pictures as a leading juvenile, Hence, when he had an opportunity for a wee k’s rest during the filming of “The Daughter of Mother aces 1 a Cosmopolitan production, he hied himself at once to this charming spot. Tom O'Brien, who its portraying a leading. character role in “Born of the Cyclone,” being-filmed by Nonette, singer and violinist —Orpheum. Robertson-Cole, spent his. youthful summers on the road with his fa- ther, who was manager of Barnum and Bailey's circus for 40 years. The comedy which caused Syd Chaplin's retirement from the screen as an actor is announced for an early release by Tri-Stone Pictures, in a new edition. Svd and Charlie were both working for the Keystone company when this comedy titled “The Lover’s Lost Qontrol” was made and immediately after Syd re- tired to look after the business af- fairs of Charlie. It was rumored at the time, although never configsmed by either, that Charlie regarded Syd as being too strong competition to face if he was to travel ahead as fast as he had planned. This ex- planation gained a great deal of credence for Syd shows undoubted talent as a comedian in “‘The Lover's Lost Control.” The cast for Lloyd Hamiltons first five-reel comedy, ‘““Mammy’s Roy,’ being made for the D. W. Grif- fith organization, will include Irma Harrison, Tom Wilson, Lucille La Verne and Edna May Spurl. The cast is largely the same as that selected for Al Jolson before he tendered an abrupt resignation from motion pic- ture work. Glenn Hunter has just begun work at the Paramount Long Island stu- dio in ““‘West of the Water Tower,” a picturization of the much-talked- of novel of small town life in the Middle West, tb} Homer Croy. This will be Hunter's first picture under the long-term contract he recently signed with the Famous Players- Lasky Corporation. He will continue to play the leading role in “Merton of the Movies” at the Cort Theater during the filming of the picture. Theodore Roberts received a unique honor on his recent visit to San Francisco for the purpose of filming scenes in Cecil B. DeMille’s proddction. The Ten Command- ments.” itty members of the Wlumnne of the old Washington Grammar School, including former mayors, politicians, lawyers and fi- nanciers attended a vaudeville per- formance with him and gave him an ovation. Roberts was a pupil at the school 64 years ago Kathryn Lean has been assigned the role of Claudia in “His Chil- dren’s Children,’ which Sam Wood is producing for Paramount. She has been out of pictures for two years, She played the leag with | Constance Binney. Bill of Divorcement™- “The Girl of the several years ago. William de Mille’s latest produc- “The Marriage Edward Knoblock’s stage play, ‘ featured players Ayres and Jack Holt, Astor and Robert Agnew. demonstrated thaking hats as a part of her role in the new Charles Maigne produc- “No More Women” chosen by Elmer Harris for Authors production work upon which menced this week. Authors production Frank Woods production of “Rich- ard the Lion Thompeos Buchanan production of a film version Peter B. Kyne's sea story, ‘ which was recently com- ‘No More Women” This is the third Matt Moore, George S. Reeve-Smith and Stan- hope Wheatcroft. Madge Bellamy, The Complete cast of- Reginali Mad.” includes Huntly Gordon, Mary Alden, Norma Shearer, . Winifred Bry- son, Frederick Truesdell and Fred Niblo’s “Captain Applejack.” now known as “Strangers of Los Angeles run prior to its inter national release in September McKim, Emily Fitzroy, Qtto Hoff- man, Thomas Bicketse ané Mathilde . — ee Elaine Hammerstein. in “Rupert of Hentzau” a. Gossip of Players and Plays on the Rialto By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Aug. 24. HE second play by the active T Booth Tarkington to reach Broadway this new season is *Mag- nolia.” a comedy, which will be pro- Yueced Monday night at the Liberty. In the cast will be Martha Bryan Allen. Elizabeth Patterson, Ethel Wilson, Phyllis Schuyler, Malcolm Williams and John Rutherford. “Tweedles.” by Tarkington, in col- i,nboration with Harry Leon Wilson, is already a popular success. On Tuesday evening “Little Miss BRiuebeard,”’ by Averys lLlopwood, which is described as a “song play,” be presented at the Lyceum by ast headed by Irene’ Bordont, Bruce McRea and Stanley Logan. On the following evening a new comedy by John Emerson and Anito Loos, called “The Whole Town's Talk- ing,” will be revealed at the Bijou. (jrant Mitchell, James Bradbury, Catherine Dale Owen and June Bradley are the principals. Walter Hampden will open his proposed repertory season at the Na- tional Thursday night with a mod- ern comedy, “The Jolly Roger,” by A. E. Thomas. The leads will be played by Carrol McComas and Pe- dro de Cordoba. The sixth season of the Yiddish Art Theater will open Friday night with “Sabbati Sevi,” a play by Julius Sesalauvski, starring Maurice Schwartz. . Pauline Armitage nas been en- paged as leading woman for an am- bitious repertory theater to be launched in the next six weeks at Toronto. A season of the best con- temporary English drama is pro- posed, with plays by Shaw, Gals- worthy, Pinero, Milne and Maugham supplying the bulk of the offerings. Rs Emily Steveftis will be fea- tured by William Faversham in Captain Briquet,” by Rudolf. Beiser and May Edington. mgaged for Star Parta I N George M. Cohan's “So This Is troadway.” Kathleen Comegys will play opposite Lynn Overman Otto Kruger and Bune Wal- ker will star in “The Nervous Wreck.” by Owen Davis. . Prominent with Eva Le Galiienne in Molnar’s “Swan” will be Hilda Spong. Alice Johns, Philip Merrivale and Basil Rathbone. . . Norman Trevor will have an important part in “The Outsider.” in which Richard Bennett is to be starred... Juliette Day will play Madge Kennedy's part in “Spite Corner” on the road. ... Mr. Belasco has in hand a new melo- dramatic play about native life in Java. Two members of the 1923 cast of the St. Lotis Municipal Opera have already made New York connections. Miss Flavia Arcaro has been en- gaged for Henry W. Savage's next musical play. “The Left Over,” ~- which is to go on the last of Septem- ber. and will feature Ada Mae Weeks. Thomas Conkey. baritone, has been selected as an assistant to Dudley Buck, and will give a course for those wishing to enter the light opera and musical comedy field. P r ed Leatrice Joy.* Luke Cosgrave and Ruby. La- fayette, in ““Hollywood’’— Missouri. ‘Hollywood,’*White Rose,’ . ‘Rupert of Hentzau,’ ‘Bill of Divorcement’ Norma Talmadge and Conway Tearle in a Re- vival of “She Loves and Lies,” Also a Feature of Current Week’s Photoplay Offerings. - - —~ —_- The much-heralded photoplay, suffering and neglect Mlavia writes “Hollywood” is the week’s feature at a letter to Rudolf Rassendyl!l, an the Missouri Theater. It was di- Englishman, who is the King’s rected by James Cruze, who is re- double in appearance, and whom sponsible for many screen successes, Flavia really loves. including “The Covered Wagon.” This letter falls into the hands o¢ Angela Whittaker, convincedgby Count Rupert of Hentzau, who has her friends that she can easily be- been exiled on account of his pldét comé a movie star, goes to “Holly- ting against the throne. and who.i« wood” with her old uncle. Angela believed to be dead. Rupert sees itt is rebuffed at every turn, while her tpi jetter a means of forcing hi uncle with his many peculiarities 18 ..i¢ pack intoesthe good SeWes y the always in demand. Finally the rest King. In the meantime senate a oe: of the family and Angela's sweet- j., ning of the loss of t Letts . heart, Lem Leffert, arrive. They hupries to Ruritania to protect “a. are all fortunate enough to get into via by securing the jet 1 h the movies. Lem Leffert becomes end Flavia abdicat tt oa > ae a great star and Angela has to be joins Rassend ~ - > rone and content with being his wife. During England nee a r povure as the actiom of the picture the cast # and. e cast includes Elaine includes ‘Thomas Meighan, Lila Lee, ammerstein, Lew Cody, Bert Ly- Cecil de Mille, Pola Negri, Leatrice tell, Claire Windsor, Bryant Wash- Joy and many other famous stavs “Ur, Hobart Bosworth, Marjorie : Daw, Mitchell Lewis, Elmo LAncilin. and directors. On the bill also are * the Mitchell Brothers, banjo play- ee and Adolphe Men- Ou. ers: Hazel Spenger Stark, contralto, and Chester Merton and Helen Hel- weg, who are featured in a pro- Constance Binney in “A BU! of logue. Divorcement” is the week's attrac- ~~ tion at the Delmonte Theater. In the D. W. Griffith's latest production, cast are Fay Compton, Malcolm “The White Rose,” is featured at Keen, Henry Vibart and Henry the Grand Central, Lyric Skydome, Victor. West End Lyric and Capitol. The The “Delmonte Muny Revue” will film marks the retu¥a to the Griffith be held over for an additional week — fold of Mae Marsh, her first appear- in a re-arranged offering of song ance for the noted director since and dance numbers. “The Birth of a Nation.”” Others in the cast are Ivor Novello, English leading man; Carol Dempster, Porter Norma Talmadge and Conway Strong and Neil. Hamilton. Tearle are gtarred in “She Loves and The story concerns a young .or- Lies,”’ at the Rivoli Theater th» phan girl, who is thrown in with a week. The picture has been called dance hall crowd where envirenment One of the season's notable revivals. quickly makes her a rouging,.gum- _Miss Talmadge portrays three sep- chewing flapper. The young man pate and distinct-characters, all be- of the narrative is engaged to’ a ing of different social caste, age and wealthy daughter ofan old Southern physical appearance. The pic- house and in a short time is to be ture’s first release was in 1920. ordained for the ministry. On a ~ walking trip for the purpose of - : f studying life, he«meets the orphan Fen An he peep Aare oe — and they fall in’ love. o ‘ h rly Believing himself ‘to be one-off = = Oe: Saw Crean Of. oom. BS with “The Stlent Command,” ic- many suitors, he goes back and Pe Mg takes up his duties at the church Cute. tate OC Tove ANG COvGnw sa The manner in which. they are wavy life on thé high sane, booned. we brought ‘tegethér ,agsin. and _ baw the feature attraction, with Edmund ’ Lowe, Alma Tell and Martha ti their love is made to endure form — ? pe ams field. The production is by’ J. Gor- the climax. A special Griffith wmiu- sical score provides the background don Edwards, who produced “The for the picture. Queen of Sheba" and “Nero.” Wednesday at the re! Skydome, 2° the personal management | and West End Lyric.to Dorothy Dal-. 79#¢®* Jr.. wiro has succeeded Harry. ton and Robert: Ellis in “Dark: Se- Greenman as manager of the Fox crets,” a Paramount picture. theatrical iftterests in St. Joscak comes to St. Louis from New York. where he has been manager of one of the Fox picture theaters, the Kings Theater for one week. He formerly was in charge of the The story concerns the Princess Western studio for William Fox. Flavia who, yielding to political de- Greenman has been sent to Chicago mands, has married the dissolute to manage two of the Fox play- King Rudolf. After several years of houses. oo 2 we ee. eee Paris will make its American bow make an American tour this win- at Ottawa, Canada, on Oct. 4, 6 ter. and 6, and will play the week of Oct. Ukreinians Learn New Songs. 8 in Montreal. The first New York HEN the Ukrainian National presentation will be at the newly Chorus’ goes on tour again a eee eee vy ata 18. will have a new soloist, one a3 3 ra is playing the pro- Lntnown in this country-—Ewaeeel vinees in an effort by DeWitt New- ni .nsorf Russian vicloncellist. The ing. entitled “Jack o’ Hearts.” The chorus has added to its repertory & prologue is in Ireland, but the play jumber of “lonesome tunes” from occurs In Greenwich Village. the Cumberland Movuntaina, nie “The Clinging Vine,” with PeS&/ jove songs and negro spirituals. Wood, enters Chicago next week for a stay which the management hopes will be indefinite. ... It ie re ey a —_ > ~~ — — ——— * oe of Hentzau,” a sequal to “The Prisoner of Zenda,” comes to ——— eat all The Grand Guignol Company ‘of ported ~that ° ier. ‘Rubinstein’ will - - ¥ eh * , : »¥ _ et ’ “wep aS SOA 8 ae ne ~~? See - 4 C52 Wk «.

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = - Souris will play not on the Century PHOTOPLAY THEATERS &°HOOLS AND COLLEGES | pps Lee se. Re = PRIXCE OF WALES T0 TRAVEL , Roof, but at the Al Jolson Theater. ee ee ere INCOGNITO ON TRIP TO CANADA net. Sees. Wn \ irre AMERICAN a + . } ’ a | | 4-32 A. | ‘ ; ! abt ee pevvina ey VEIHIVEENIT TP a . ie ane in F. Scott Fitzgerald's ‘“‘The Vege- : Y. INSTITSA THE ‘ mp ’ 4 7} ; 7 4 1 ‘_ — pe eo acuet Me Othciat ipaieeeeiee "|= ~ Foaieiseet Sweets Accept Ne Orficial Engagemenis | - tion Bookkeeping eae Oo OPEN ALL YEAR STABLISHED IN is7! SCHOOLS AND CULLEGES 2. cypewrit! SPECKAL LOW RATES FOR BEGINNERS ne. eS — ne ors 24 Strassberger Oldest, largest and beat Music Schoo! in the Weat. All branches of mbhsic faugAtl , ' e. Neve ty hy Building di tiles reaaonat trated mmraoegue io The rapidly growing, dignified, highly | Grand Bi and ; , tndsamely alines THE BROS. EPSTEIN profitab‘s profession for men and wo- Shenandoan ODEON BLILDING, GRAND AND FINSEY men. Day and evening classes leading Grand 7784 ST. LOULS, MO, to degree, Doctor of Surgical Chiropody. ‘ Exteilent faculty of leading Chiropo-. —_ —=—— ots AND COLLEGES a » Kansas City ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | RN ee SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26. 1929. et a _ ee nega BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ee i — ’ While in Dominion. i _By the Agsociate!] Press LONDON, Aug. 25.—"The\ Prince of Wales has completed plan® for his Visit to Canada Ife will be away from Lond@6n * bout six weeks leav- ing Southampton on the steamsnip | Empress of Franoe ror Quebec on Sept. 5, and upon his arrival will go dire@ to his ranch in Alberta dists and physicians. Thoroughly The Prince wi travel ircognito as ¢quipped, modern laboratory. LARG- the Deke of Cornwatl, ang wtle in EST FOOT Cu NIC IN AMERICA. Canida will .c*ept no official en- | School occupies entire 4-story building. gagements of any kitd. as “he trip is 10th successful year. Write for catalog. | ——_ “ intend ad ft } { hea ‘ . , ILL.nOISs COLLEGE OF CHIROPODY ! a 260 - ; | t o be : n tn i nature of : Deo: 54 1327 Nort. Clark Stree? Chicago ° Crieage Medea! Sohsol, 3832 Shedes Ave, chheesc complete rest after his trying series -—--—-—-_— — -&-—__—_ of engagements of *he last six months. . The Prince wil live at the ranch'| with the embers of his euits In the simplest way, givng himself vp one. tirely to rest and resreation. The | Visit will give him the firet view of the ranch, whrjJch was purchaeed in Vhis behalf after *‘s vis'*t to Canada in | 1919. The racnce® ts situa.ed at Pe-| *“kisko, near Calgary, tn the foothills of the Rocky Mountssns, and is more than 2000 acres in extent. PLAN CATTLE ASSOCIATIOP “Argentine Ranches Hope to Get Fait Prices. é Correspon@enoce of the Associated Press BUENOS AIRES, July 97.—A co- | operative association ,of ca‘tle rais- ers. similar to those operating in the United States. s being organized | here by Dr. Tomas A. Le Breton, Minister of Agriculture, to protect their interests and insure fair prices | for stock sold to packers for hate. | Pidtittuaiill FIREPROOF Pees ‘WZ sBal imore , ’ A. ele — cle la a | yen THe ’ { | i [prteee,,, , Mice 4 eg: | ( > i® |) J Vear Curse Accredited Day and Evening Courses leading to the degreeof bs tf oo AOE —s- 82 Years Old and as = Good as a Youngster “Seven or eight, years ago I was - sick man. Doctors eaid catarrh tr of | stomach and bowels. affecting the), @ver | ghd heart. For more than a year I want- Y. M. C. A. SCHOOL OF COMIPMERCE Established 1 FALL COURSES NOW FORMING ACCOUNTANCY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT COMMERCIAL LAW PUBLIC SPERAKING SALESWANSHIP ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT ADVERTISING GENERAL BIstneEss Addreas North Side Y.M.C. A. School of Commerce, 3100 North Grand Bl. a ed to Me. but could net. Upon the ” | ELLIS LEVY VIOLIN SCHOOL | #2.°). coves. , feel as goed as « youtigeter. “Yu YRAR—Prurits FROM 12 STATES. pie, harmiess preparation that remove Fllis Levy. Asst. Concertmaster s¢. Loulse Symphony Orchestra. Dir. ecatarehal mucus from the intestine] Rates $1.00 to $4.00 per Half Hour—Diplomas Awarded—Orchestra. and alleve thé inflammation which 20 MUSICA® ART BIADG. Lindeli 6588. boctor of Medicine é Surgery Medicine — a ee eee ee . 4 . e——Si. LOUIS COLLEGE OF MUSIC UNEACELLED FACULTY ‘ MODERN METHODS COURSES IN EVERY BRANCH OF MUSiC, APPLIED AND THEORETICAL Pabis Sehoo: Music Course. Normal draining Course free to graduats Certifieates and Diplomas granted. Montely Recitale, Lectures. et slaw & Finance 4/6 YEARS AT GRAND & OLIVE packers and butchers. /QUEEN MARIE PLAYS Poumies | By the Associated Press. PARIS, Aug. 25.—Queen Marie of Rumania is credited with hastening, if not actually accomplishing, recog- | nition of the Greek Government by! France. Queen Marie came to Paris two weeks ago en route to the seaside for a yacation, but visited Premier Poin- care. A week later it was announced | that the French Minister at Athens would be fully accredited to the Gov-| ernment headed by King George (Il. She is going to London soon with! : class A school by the Dental Edu- the intention, it is said, of trying to’ $51 _ : W | ‘EG a * ale : cational Council of America. This, get British recognition. The Queen's is a. pear with him, in plays yet to be de- Western Electric Washer cided upon. | At the end of this week 35 of the: The Greatest of Washers made by the greatest of Electric Appliance Manufacturers. legitimat heaters wer eras! . git ate t © in oper The Western Eleo- washer embodying tion, and announced bookings také trie Company, cne of every feature of test care of near!y all those remaining. the giant Cdrporations ed improvement and The outlook is that, at least tem- of the New Wonderful Todd Drain-a-Tubs FREE! In our fifty years’ experience in handling electrical household appliances, we have’ seen all the wonderful ways in which elec- 7 P Siaiana abe eran “itwermmit Exawsact tricity has lightened the burdens of the ~ euewife—for she list time ‘a NIVERSITY ; es | represented. tt the maximum” value for housewife; but of all the wonders worked by day—ail the rubbing gone, all the Sie sere ||) Or om electricity, we have never before seen a the back-breaking, health-wrecking —— ee GBs T|| FS Louie Muntbipal, the Derrol combination to anywhere equal the won- =e of St ceheeins as ws each derful Western Electric Washer combined _lsreest_makers of ‘electrical equip. SCHUMANN-HEINK'S with a pair of Todd Drain-a-Tubs.. Forthe ~ Yendertu °new Drain-a-Tub-—we first’ time, woman is offered an equipment fifty ‘women ae 2 gitt—without a that completely eliminates all the drudgery est I be—tull siztees- from the hardest work that falls to the lot Helpful Aé@vice for Singers. and inest Drain-a-Tubs—full sixteen- of woman. PADEREWSKI’S ACT AT ONCE! Other Departments of\Washington University include— Graduate School of Ecohom- ics and Government, School of Law, School] of Medicine, llege of Liberal Arts, pie ef Engineering, School of Architecture, Scheol of Commerce & F'i- School of Fine Arts, nance, ' ry Shaw School of Botany. Divisién of University Ex- 1 of Graduate Studies, . tension. For Catalog and Full Information, ad- dress G. W. Lamke. Registrar, Room 168 Two hundred and fift without a penny of additional cost, ~ have the greatest blessing that women can, — 4 Yo in the world. The ex service. ou - perience of their picked staff of engineeers and find the equal Us the Western Electric Washer for effective nai fa , res : ; ewe Ss sah ithe Nit lita effort completely eliminated. . Through the co-operation of the: largest makers of electrical equip- x | aa oA ' ae — > Py : %* ‘ 7 - ; - ¥ t . > yt . S-: > > wa 2, > ‘asher an ‘ Ideal Route se sueens* >) Re ct : aa Ki we ‘a ' exacts its toll PHILOSOPHY, DIVINITY, COMMERCE AND FINANCE Prepwratory Schools. Minimum terms. Maximum stags dards. full information and free prospectus of any department, ecdress sy Daylight n you travel East this No wonian need to hesitate because , of the lack of immediate woman need say, “I cannot afford it. A —_—_——. —-——_—--- pounds of dead weight derful Todd Drain-a- Tubs—for the price of ——— a —— eS ee — -—4 = KINGHAM HOTEL (EUROPEAN) AND ANNEX RICAN AND EUROPESS PLAY) .. e d i » — a ver the Seven Seas 30,000 Wonder Miles 133 Glorious Days fe Thousand Vacations in one MAKE THE DREAM CYME TRUE of the American cxpresd Travel Dept. New Cunarder S.S.FRANCONIA Sails from New York Nov. 15, 1923, > } @rfrom San Francisco Dec. 4. Returns to New York matt inal areful Itin —Visiting Havana, Panama Canal, ; tece Silo. Honptuta, Japan 13days— Yokohama, Kamakara, » Sekyo, Kobe, Kyoto, Nikko, Inland Ses, Miyajima). Lemay nw kong, Manila. Batavia, Singapore, Kangooo, - ' Bombay, Port Tewfik., Cairo, N. , MOoaaee, Gibraltar. } Send for Details, Deck Plans and Itinerary AMERICAN EXPRESS-~-Travel Dept. . St. Louts: Ninth and Locust Ste, Beil, Olive 7250-6700. Pallas: 1866 Commerce St. Keasenme C8ty: 1125 Metce @. THE ©. NVORLD: _ - 4 a Lf \ > ry a —— —— — _ |) “TOURS AND WINTER CRUISES | mee Dy . meek —-WROITRRH.<fh. e—-OCTH AMERICA—WFST — tT OL.G--AUST @ALIA—JaPot— OHIN 4... SOC TH SEA ISLANDS the Winter seaeon. 1973-24. In et ue know your wishes ON and eecer"ed cruises -nd Teste dura ure arranged sverr “here Vrice for Dook/iets., RUDOLPH TRaVEL BUREAU Bak BOI Dl aaa es ST. LOUIS. MO. -_ Get Practical Training AT THE STANRARD SCHOOL isoexixc*" ‘Tee Globe Wernicke Co.) 404 N. 4th &¢t. Phone Olive 1718 We specialize in locating our gra luates = UNITED AMERICA (HARRIMAN LINE) Joint Service with HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE EUROPE ENGLAND FRANCE GERMAN? : ierbourg Southampton, Hambur« Sept. 4 Oct. 2 Sept. 18 Oct. 16 via Southampton AT.MERT BALLIN ..Sept. 6 Oct. I* To Hathbure Direct——Cabin Ships MOUNT CLAY . Augt. 30 Oct. 1) 'RINGIA , 2} HANSA . ae ee 4 VESTPHALIA as WINTER C Weet Indies . , FSOLUuTeE . RELIANCE Te Hambur + heaith-ruining work Whv should waahay carry the drudge:.y © coal-heaving . Un the old-fashioned tuc fn shape, in ue and utilitg, it does away wit all the lifttng of water in or out of the tubs; of the fting of the tubs themesgives. These cop- per steel tubs hoid full sixteen galions of wa- ter. yet even when en- tirely full, are easiiy moved on the free-run- ning roller casters. They the BVasher alone. Rubbing. wringing and lifting i!s the labor making trio of wash- day troubles The Weete»rn KL lec Washer does away with the rubbing and wringing and now the Todd Drain-a-Tub ban ishes the last of the evils, the lifting. Noth- ing stands between you and this new and corm- »lete washday ment. The Drain-a Tubs are absolutely free—for you pay for only the Washer— an on terms 80 easy oh you wont even mies the money 7 is Lindell 6550 equip-~ This free offer stops the minute our special allot- ment of two hundred and fifty sets of Drain-a-Tubs are gone. If you are to be one of the fortunate am Only 3H Mh? wn. The whole equipment, Western Jf Electric Washer and the two gen- © women, you must make up your mind right now— that washday work and aches and pains are forever banished. There is just one store in Saint Louis making this wonderful free offer—and that store is ours. asher—you get a-Tubs absolutely free ank ©tdam 904 PINE STREET “Electrical Experts Since 1880” |

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’ Pf es) ca ‘grspar. SUNDAY. “grecerT. ae 7 ~- ~ + Seitiec on Antenna Wied Cause Increase of Wavais at Eastern Stafion a . * e* ~“ 7 2 PETE ES Se a Ee ee ir oe we es ee we e ~ . - ry —— Lighthouses Value t (Qmmuissioner ot Ouflines Its Navigation Bay TITIC and Wear offering «xtra or @& ying description b) logica choice nei: ‘ental specialities broadcas® 4: - , os te . _ . _ o = ’ : | from the Missour! Theater two-stage amp-.:- claim that this introduces aes rheostat for tortion. And so the recently ap- Seems Dest: a five or six Lupe of a Cepyright. 1973 The end of the fiscal & gain of 11276 radio stations of all kinds ia the United States, accord- ing to the Departmert of Commerce “igures ‘ust compiled On June 39 ‘here e 21.9¢7 ship and ‘land radio stations. whereas a year ago here Was @ total of 20.84) The in- creage represents added interest among amateurs and roaécasters whe have taken out station licenses .duriag the past 13 months. Ama- teur stationg increased from 15.504 to 16.570 on Jung 3°. showing « gain of 1066. Broadcasting stations num- ber 131 more today than a year ago. having ‘eased from 2332 ‘ast year to 573 | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |= ad om Grand Central Theate Tuesday, August 28 * 2:40, 4:00 Central Standard Tune— undue ci ers gh next session of gress takes up for consideration t ‘oe FP. M—Orchestra concer’ No Daylight Saving “ Even the birds | "en fe Gi im for radio fans. and their & attending a oroadcasting. rece: ‘iy caused ose of ¢ considerable Engineers of bre : WCAP found themseiresip during the broadcasting of a given to Pani Whiteman on York and received in = land wire fron WRAF, the antics of a flock of which had settled upon the antenna Shortls “Re the ware length of the deniy E. A. Zadig. | fier having oOtNir one immpor- roth trhe filements. gan recital. vocai and instr» - years Wien the . : in Se. Louse Wednesday, August 29 year shows tT Broadcasting of the 3:00 P. M.—Mrs. William Rot to be made for mall prices, midsession and 190m. sopranc: Sarah Kiine. so- fs | Radio, within the nex: fen will play an increasing?) tagt part in the work of protecting ‘Rese who fo down the sea in e to one pam: ‘es your opp =’ tz — eh gine [ia mond. fine appropriations conduct of the Federa! Gorernment vear, a will ”- of th quctations of the 5t. ais grain "ano: Dorothy Pickert, riolfnis: markets, livestock Thursday, August 30 to tjlere Supp ice, Liverpoo! during the coming fieca! mage life on the ocean wave more . . greatiy increased appropriation of @ peril than a pleasure. accorc- img te George R. Putnam ‘omms- sieeer of Lighthouses Commissioner Putnam ef his experience wit) lighthouse service te an enthusias- tle supporter of this means of com- and expressed h : a _ -_ ® operation 2 =. a + ewer ger ~~ 2 nds a: m=) ney markets: e || markets: metais market: t Friday, August 31 lf atti 7 | . 7 :u0 PF. M—Program sion of the Department c is strug- asa resu.t : ‘| giing along on fundg but little great- radio in the than those available three or Tears ago broadcasting. norexist- ‘Janm* e Maennercho: Saturday, September I s:00 P. M—Orchestra concert. (gan recital. rocal and instru - ental specialties broadcast @!- *ct from the Missouri Theater. Comrmerce, which today is tep : wh ‘te irold Ring aes : : = wy 8 P. M. Spec.a programs shert addresses and of ‘ures Details annmeune in the St. Leuis Post-Dispatch. er four when as ¥e »J2 was Front view of amplifier panel. ar? se is opin- perform at east than ts now appro- necessary. it is be- lieved A greatiy increased force of in@pectors is reeded if the broad- — casting stations end amateur Plants are to be hecked proper!r At present practicaliy all of the time ef inspectors the coast ig re-/| quired for the inspection of ship etations and similar Government work, and they are hard pressed for the time in which to make the nec- munication jems strong’ a ‘oe ri@nal ‘ongres- Lendon. A*t the belief that radio ‘of were destined ‘to become one © prime factors in life-saving and. since his return to Washington has plunged tnto plans for extend!ng bled se’ the use of radio in the lighthouse the hook-u eervice. Fellowing is a list of 1! parts Although not the first country ‘© necessary: inetall radio fog signale—France 5 br 7 inch pane! heaving Gone so several years before One double-cireuit is we took the matter up-—the United One single-cireuvit jack States today leads the world in the One rheostat (resistance depend- mumber and efficiency of sucs sig- ing upon type of tubes to be used) if t jivision is ¢ 2. aller 7?) =m **s €-irié " Interns peared : ew York Evenin 1¢ eresting Plan of ampliser i its functions ment 2nd position $:60 more Dpriatec wil be a eo erg ee eae - all eel » re et)" Ne) igatio: re = . as & -onstruc \ = > ~ ¢ ; ; time © as — A Dai. (12 : . t 2 ,“AcUWwT arte S.gn2.:8 or crvets ‘ering Sets - . . . ; are se)f-explanator the The diagrams work One shows a front view of ths panel, tnat transmitter begam te plate current increased ¢ | in order te save the & Was necessary te reduce @ 7 voltage from 1690 to 1458 even after this reduction the plate current was 656 009 .peres instead of the millamperes. om oe Emergency apparatus was & . readines for immediate wm the enginers scurried j ing the cause of the of the men went cut siccactiimiaite stele i ~ couniiciitiiea “eted ama‘eurs In making the connections anothe: xing Gown on the assem- tween the various parts of the uni while the third cut shows contre! amplifier, care should be p taken that the wires are not paraiiel or close together The howling of amplifiers is usually traceabie to these two faults. Solder all connec- tions and make them as short and firect as possible. Above all. don't improve No - . - ; - ° -~ Ee. ba +. . Coa .ib ur Rage « the antenna and much , ment sw « >» el alee at S75. S158 "24 “2: ; L$o7 = ‘ > . 5 Sa $42 in-wire was , ‘& No Do ya — | cause the ae, a . } WEDDING Ff some other ' night. and to de started, and are ae tg aleo published each month - ce Oy a radio ciwb established in | needing only 0 e . . Marr complaints are rece: « PUowusleGa e2ClA Monn a ist B re . : a lightkeepers and oth- , ‘of the publications issued b erun early this year. according to eareé for br light: - well founded and some imagina:; pucucatioas issued 6 report from Coensu! E. Verne Rich. ' age. no special radio Knowledg* ©°- ‘but all must be investigated a- a Department during that month i = ired. : : ardson ‘to the Department of Com- ; regu .erc 2 list to receive — | It is commented that Germany . As . -_ Jo meek te ote great expense of time wl . aa et n names The a para lus 7nOW U . os : ti ir cer 3 PE Pe et as mAiIIn . 1» rk ses but the service Prectics tet : . ™ -opies of either the « ated by spa: “9 e the tube heavily overworked, and it is the de- : age ags far behind many other ceun- ; sta) > " ; —" : - oss ig soon to install peeag Sen there sire of officials.-in Washington to “Chie? es cr are cares tries in private radio enterprise, « sets which will ry acementiine ) give them such assistance as mar be oe, ete ones a sm Wiinadiaiaian great contrast to prewar times, when all spark a on being made in necessary for them to carrr on all atin m ‘ss Bey OE Ip Gernugny was weil in front tn radio ~~ i. dnepper signal may be to the lower edge of the pane th of the many operations which go mie a ee ane matters. . , . al : Oa n¢é mec). With . | to make up an imgpector’s day. At At a recent meeti ef the Berlin sent out. that interference between the five-inch side next to the panel! +h . Washin = @f- oie, hee ns ‘ . by fog signals may be eliminat- * oe .the same time the asiington @¢ alectrie Hat seca aan oe iuD there was demonstrated a iccop | ~ ‘ay bone mat the apparatus The two transformers and the two — fices are none toe ell supplied with pee me — ee oes 8 sri anteane by menne ef which Landes : rposes than hard werk and ion r- Peers nf tay ilies scene could easily be heard. may be used for other pu ot -soct —, iste ee nen Yes. (4) Usually hissing im the aerial piug. Before ty = fog signals, it desired. a oreo > hapa ggg adhe of pon ia and a switch that, I could hear all of K S D's —— os $ circuit. A wire broadcasting very clearir, since then rircuit Jaca ra@Giv i@ Tetas _——— for - ~~ eae eee - oo - —s — —y . - = — - . aa = — f - - - . “ ns se. — = _ » SE ER pe RE me ty gee ree ene Sea eee . - * - . : - * . ” used tee*.bD a tee ei - cay> **atrT — - * —_s + inspector is the monthiw Wiring diagram. drawn so that it can be easily followed by beginners. the amplifier automaticaily piug is ored from the — ~ 4 « . « . rg ‘2 wr ET OR te ee em ; py * | , : a> aU bre | i 3 ,.% : i connect Q. While listening te kh Ss ing 2 rainsterm recently. * when the posing it are not -h better re - if ther are a!! qual i ’ ; a om ‘ a, ap. een After the un ro . : ~~ a * - arnpiifier Seen cperation. which of course, means that the tubes here uas ‘i ~~ | sockets are then arranged ag shown .o the plan drawing and are fastened: ner? >» =* i mag ee * tia — A pian ts now under consideration ef using these fog signals «at all times. regardless of weather condl-— tions. thet vessels may use them for ‘ecation purposes. There has re- cently been established on the Pa- eiffe Coast a new eouth-bound route fer coagtwiee traffic which is many vetles out of sight of land, and it has been suggested that the fog signals along the route be sounded consta nt- ty that they may be used by vessels equipped with direction finding «ap- paratus for determining location. Another scheme under considcera- tien by Commissioner Putnam is that. of sending the fog signals upon re- quest of any vessel desirous of ¢e- termining [ts location, the request te be tranemitted by radic to the’ nearest receiving station At pree- ent, the radile for signals im the vicin- ity ef New York send for t¥o 1f0- minute periods each day. one in the merning. the other in the efternoon. and many vessels take advantage o* the opportunity to test eut their ¢'- rection finders. “Radic fog signais give promise. fer the first time. of placing at the @iepoeal cf navigators Deacons for wee tm fog comparabie te iUghts [In thetr dependability and the possi- bility of affording accurate dearings. superior to lights in their range an! weefulmese under a)]l weather cond!- tiene.” deciares Commissioner Put- nam. And. with that idea always 'm view. the Lighthouse Service is Gdeveting much time and thought to : greater use of radio, the only : al@ to navigation devreicpe! fer ® Rumber of years. ‘peverament and ehip and ‘and com- on wereial stations bare been prepare?’ and transmitted to the Governmen’ orieter for use im the forthcoming “ifectery of stations. which wil! de evaliabdle im about six weeks These Bets are iesved annval'y. siving all «stations in service at the pegtuning of the fiscal year on July 1, Trwe books are tesued. one cover- ‘gf commercial Geovernmert and breeGeasting stations, and the other amateur and epecial siatiors Eac!; station listed twice. by rame of cai), and ss stations, and ae : the -~ be Ttoade in the lets are ready for distribetion eS YeuDen'’t Need tw get cut of teen. Even earamer we ecm ce © ” 3 mr CRYSTAL am miles @ wenter. Theuren & cht my and wed thet ‘aon oun wi. Seal Seeth VY Ransas to the baseboard with short screws. The two transformers should be placed at right angles to each other as shorn. Although most transform- ere now on the market radiate an a’most negligible disturbing field. this precaution can harm and may do some good While om the subject of ‘rans- formers, it might be wel! bring up the familier radio bugaboo, since the chances are that the dealer wil! d Oo neo to mention it when you buy the pert» ‘tae set will Many designers favor a high ratic transformer for the first step and a iow ratio transformer for the sec- ond argue that the vacuum tube tage operated device and consequentiy, this is the Ther is a tha?’ — 2 = —— —- ee —- - _ for *w, the radio station be built at Bergen. Nor- Apparatus whic h war. bas been received in try. according to ington frem Consu! George N and preliminary ave assured the is $o coun- Wash - that advices to Ter. “ests ment of itg efficiency. Beeause of the failure @f an ap>re- Ppriation for duplex apparatus which wou'd transmission of Megsaces oO ways simu ltaneeusily. and the failure of the plan to estab- lish a telephone lime between Ber- gen and Rundemanden radio Mation. the chief use of the new Station will be fer the trangmission of wireless communications to ships at The apparatus te used sea : a 7 — Was Macd*® im trernan’ ~~ {70 . - * enabie the _ aa tse Eria Reflex (1. 32 and 3 Tubes) —If—- c —--T, ac) y r- ; Jf f—5 cma sabiect will S« furnished ea rceqeest it-pege wht «6©*°'CROW CUT; BItLD SAZFLTIN E's VEL ‘ime trr @ ADT 4 [— a [3 —J I f ; uae = i 4 been ingerted and batteries connect- ed. with at least 45 volts eon the piate or “B" circuit. a little expert- mentation should be done wth .901 L. mica fixed ondensers these ema!l!l condensers across secondarr of the end transfor- mer. aecroes the primarr of/the first. or at intermediate them permanentiy wh most to clarifr the mus! ta the loud speaker Many times & regenerative recei~- cease *o osciliate wiGcL the amplifier is connected. but i sm capacity fixed-condenser across the primary of the first am- plifying tranafc usually cerrect this troub’e —— a —_—s S52 or . - - s .le? x - ———— ee ee Government Aid for Canadian Radio Government aid to the extent of $35.90° bas been extended ip Canadas for the purpose of estab isking radio ions aft —— ~_ - _———— McMurray. at the end of Northern A)berta. McKensie eta’ the For’ tiyer rallread in Sim pose r and accurudib on the Dawsor. to reports Department of Co new sta the ~4e ions +i Gispiace the land umes at present in use from McMur- ray porthward,. for which the Ca- nadtan Government has appropri- ated from $-:75.000 te $3590.0°°0 an- nuailty for the past 22 rears. ports. ‘omplaints, letters. appiica- Stions. etc. whi ‘peur is stead” s‘ream FOUR NEW STATIONS LICENSED e' be relation to the ground he ‘om ¢ most Duzcers) ts placed Q. Can I hear K S D using an Wire from the the “ground”” A. Tt ehould be quit the signals would in be louder if a water- were em pioyed. Q. (1) What would be the best hoek-up for long-distance reception. using the following ingtruments: one varie-coupier, variable condenser. vacuum tube, batteries and receiv. ers’ (2) I am trying to make a -hree-element vacuum tube. and have the filament. grid and piate aireadr constructed. Please teil me what to fill the bulb with before putting it together’ A. €1) A singte-circuit would probably give rou 1¢) satistactiesg: Connect the condenser either in series > aeria’ and set, er across the and ground Dindirg posts you are contempiating the Gem of a gas-conten?t r ad. viee Would be te sare your time and moner by purchasing one. as home- made tubes are rarely 2™mpearable te those made by reliab’e manufac- wrers. Q. My receiving Sonsists of a detector and 'wo-stage amplifier When the detecter ana one-stage of nn same -onstruc- or & _ .ve, OU se*. ‘me _pifier), uging Proits on the plates of al! tgmee tudes. I would lixe to knew whether adding heard nothing Please (et what its the matter R. B A. The trouble may be caused Dy a burned-out condenser in the seria! plug. or your crystal may be “dead” er the receivers may be defective. Q. I hare an Eria refiex set con- nected to a two-wire aerial 40 feet high and TS feet ‘tong. ftre feet above a high-tension line and there is a continual rearing in the eset. Piease advise where the trouble may be located. _ ma A. The only scluticn to rour proeb- lem ig to change the lecation eof your aerial so that it rune as nearty as possibile at right dngies ‘to the power wires. Wty not try using «a loop” Q. I have a standard type receiv- ing set (detecter and two-stage am- WD-i2 tubes and 45 I have know 45 volts more, would maxe the sig- nals any louder, if se. should [ leave 45 volts om the plate of the detector tube and put $0 on the amplifying tubes. or 99 volts on a!! three tubes” WwW. M. 4 Onur suggestion would be to try 22% volts on the piste ef the de- tector tube amd either 45 or 39 voits on the plates of the amplifiers. Increasing the voltage from 45 ‘te 8° 6©should)§=6 6 6greatiy imcrease the strength of the amplified signals. LAST WEEK Radio Clearance Sale THREE-TUBE DRY CELL RECEIVING SET ABIN A PANEL. AT- _- + LOUD SPEAKER. Now ony 929.95 MANHATTAN 2960-08 ™M HEAD SETS; SEW TYPE: FORMERLY PRICED AT 66.60—NOW OXLY GENTINE DIC TOGRAPH RADIO LOUD sPE FroRMERLY BAKELITE ¥_ fr. *TAXDARD PHONE ce INDUCTANCE SWITCH ALL YEW BERCHANDISE GU PRICED AT $3346.40W8 ONLY ARANTEED. MAIL PROMPTLY. [INCLUDE POSTAGE. +o Cc. o. BD. WRENCE RADIO CORP. t WHOLESALE a. Batt ° = =" $1.69 shtparent . ; lcaesenieeameneea For use on all phono- 98 graphs: special . Cc 1800-Ohm Potentiometers soutes epee -.>» Sook ariometers UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. Bitiet) itt: “ - ad wt a . Syne pelbt Val yer nin -~ Pee ae wa pie : & aah ee * ay : %, write fer Tall or

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BUNDAY, UGUST 26, 1424, INTERFERE WITH JADCAST PROGRAM. bn Antenna Wires and Increase of Wavelength t Eastern Station. be birds in Washington are , and their insistence Upon a broadcasting program. caused one of the stations onsiderable embarrassmen: M eers of broadcasting station Ound themselves in 4iffioulty he broadcasting of a @inne, Paul Whiteman in New . received in Washington by from WEAF. because of mw of a fiock of ®ewallows d setiled upon the station’. 2 featier the program began | P length of the station sud- preased from 469 ito 47p RT |) HOFTIS UB Bay a Diamond on Credit i a , fe SUNDAY. NM Gust - Te re S The City Circulation of the Daily POST-NISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dailv Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ~- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' “= 8 SECOND FLCOR, CARLETON BUILDING eROS&CcO.t:: 308 N. SIXTH ST. DIAMONDS PWATCHES 4 A Credit at Cash Prices 00 A WEEK . - ae * Bi and Wear While You Pay , 2? xtra special values in every . & in P®Xira 5) : are offer & ‘ _ lew >] " : ‘ fas , Watch, or other Jewelry now an ett . This is your opportunity to get a bar- ' . Save money bh investing NOW in ra | ‘ Diamond, fine Watch, Wrist Watch, as low as ’ ” Diamond Ring white, perfect cut | eet in this splendid te eA Cand pierced mounting: vaiue. top. A beautiful 18-k. Blue white, perfect cut Diamond, ih Gold Ring. set in 18-k. Solid White Gold top. parr hite 7 Solid (,;reen (;old basket mounting. Let us show you this Ring. You will be amazed at the*wonderful WZ , aries 4 ovat i the vacuum tubes in the 7 ter began (o heat up and th. nt increased tremendous. brder io save the tubes {: ry to reduce the plate zL_ast jacre ‘“farm’’ SUMMER CAMP CLOSED BY SALVATION ARMY: 1000 Women and Guests Since It Was Opened on June 23. Friday was closing day for} i "¢ ; ‘the season of the Salvation Army) Fresh Air Camp, Florissant road, |north of Ferguson, a place where | children can enjoy! } country recreation during the sum-/| mer. This year about 1000 women) and children were guests in the two. mothers and ee . months the camp was Open, starting, June 23. Wilson of the Capt. George ‘Louis headquarters accompanied a | Post-Dispatch reporter to the 11- Friday. It is situated) on high, rolling ground, with large | trees on the cottage portion and a wide ravine with a baseball diamond, tennis courts and playgrounds About 15 mothers and 65 ind girls there, under the watchful eves and care of Adjutant and Mrs. William Porter. There was an atmosphere of quiet happiness. without the shouting one might look for among youngsters turned loose’ among. green things. were go play baseball.’ A Typical Menu. Children | boys } “The place is) too big for ‘em to stop to shout,” the)| Adjutant laughed: ‘the rough ones) eee last evening she was there recentty, and, thinking she was unobserved, said, “goodbye, old pool; weve had good times together, but I won't see you again for a year,” then softly blew it a kiss. This week the camp will be used to give girls from the Salvation -Ar- my Rescue Home an outing, and on labor Day there will be a gathering of officers of the Saivation Army there. The camp is supported from the general funds of the Salvation Army. which. it fs is said, spends almost $200,000 a year on its St. Louis activities. . GLASSES on CREDI pay $9.00 ween Sulvation Army Major Promoted. |and Mrs. Andrews at the ¥. Wt. A _. Announcement has been mace |‘emorrow evening. from the Salvation Army territorial headquarters in Chicago that Mai. Why experiment with o'd-«tyle John W. Andrews, who. for the past | 9 year has been general secretary of a the midland division of the Salvation | )} Army, with headquarters at $04 Odd Fellows’ Building, St. Louis. has been | Promoted to be divisional command- ' Why trifle a the donger of strancu's- er of ft) . te “EE eal tien when ovr ieteet invention makes the be = the new Central Illinois divis:en Rupture disappear at once, giving instant with headauertere in Peor't-. Do : _ | gettef e PWerrinterr Co... Sf? Tine eG... drews has been an offiver in the Sai- | St, “ule Me. open frum 10-6. Saturinse vation Army for 32 vears. A fare. 4-4. An investigation costs you nothing’ (well dinner will be tendered to Maj Sperial Attention Pata te Children MODERN OPTICAL CO., 3d 604 Olive St. (Over Boré’s Cle. Ce.) Take Elevator Cali or write fer FREF book RUPTURE CURED 9 ("imecr, . NS of ——— rom 1600 to 1460 volts, bu: This handsome this reduction was made cor +e 7 “ - Genuine Dlamond However, there was no air of re- Ring, only ' pression and rules were not obtru- eer lee ot} eam sive. None was supposed to leave ar morn se “ie $25 , the grounds without permission, but ws | few wanted to. Bedtime was 9 p. m.. ra ae We was placed | Looks to be oAernge and the rising hour at 6:30 a. m., a. vamedihte ee OE a a a but some guests were so eager to ners scurried around seek iD ‘te | , et 0 ppt nega sort gO WEE radues cause of the trouble. One a ! were kept in family groups each | a emt Out to leek eves Terms: $2.50 a Week having half of a small frame cot- | ”* also at #75, $150 and Up ha and much to his amase. | tage. for the care of wnich each was # fiock of swallows caln, a e responsible 1° No Down Payment Required WEDDING RINGS 17-JEWEL ELGIN on the wires. The lead- The reporter was shaken suffictently to _ The reporter was taken to lunch: walld White. Yellow or Green ‘geld Wedding Ring. a5 hULlrp —KEditorial—— Help Reduce the Smoke Smoke, soot and dirt every Winter cost St. Louis millions of dollars and cause disease, suffering and-retard vegetation. Is it saving to burn the cheapest dirty coal and not to have your fur- naces arranged to consume your smoke and soot” Terms: $2.50 a Month When putting in coal for the Winter tuy good clean coal, burn hard coal, oil or gas where it is possible, have your furnaces in factories and homes arranged now to consume this fuel properly—learn how to burn it—and much of the smoke will be eliminated. . was taken to lunch- unwelcome birds to seek clean dining hall. All stood at their ag resting piace for tiie places amd Mrs. Porter led in the conditions in the opera! singing of a grace in true Salvation Make your neighbor who has a smoky chimney feel ashamed of it. 40 chien Army style, in which thosé who had , : . Let every one of us help to make our beautiful city as clean and healthy lity 0f-ratie bv ser learned the words joined. . The ) | ’ | a place to live in during the Winter months as it is now. : r ao Poot wroes “amen” was scarcely uttered when t! tye om all were seated and the buzz of talk “by the ee a began, interrupted speedily by arri- bdieg, thus increasing the val of beef stow, boiled potatans. meth and causing a greater peas, bread and buter, pickled beets. © flow. : apple sauce, custard and milk, a typical menu. At the end of the mea! Capt. Wil- ‘son read a verse or two from the Pible, another visitor, Staff Capt. Hickmar, said a prayer, and the women and children trooped out to shows back view as rest and pla\ This brief religious . ation of | c Cushion shape. Green service was held at every meal. The lar Solid 18-k. W hite Gold, uAaranteed At vears. é. . ; officers believe it may open new . | a ie ls. incomparable: value Assorted patt ‘rns Raised figures od | n adio 7 pn $47 50 on Moire gilt dial $42 moral vistas for some of the guests. - | vy . 17 ea . : This is the time to begin—are you interested? Our great (Siened) a ee ee ee ee Se ee ae 7 Petra gmall Wrist Watch, dainty ) yet durable. August 25, 192 ITH the final week of our August Sale we are making a 771 final effort to make this one of the biggest sales in our history. Never have we had such complete stocks- such unprecedented values! We have gone over our five floors of fine furniture—further reducing mapy suites and odd pieces. Bespeaks the erie quality throughout 4 \ “. ie Te ge eee oT . ~~ : a _- -— 6 . Our Deferred Payment Plan Enables. you to enjoy you Furniture while you pay for it-in convenient monthly payments. No interest is charged. Invest vour money in a better home—an investment in. happiness. = ; “EW furniture, ordered for the sale, has just come in and is marked for immediate disposal. This August Sale presents the outstanding opportunity of the year for coarse Ae” those who will be in need of furniture in the future. These The guests are ta ken. as in former prone: and prices but give te . glimpse of the values: ime is limited—select early. Sale price tags will positively be removed after Saturday. i? Jewels Adjutant Porter conducted a Sur.- Same, fitted with 15-jewel $38 dav school. also movement ve ; TERMS: £81.00 A WEEK 8: $1.25 A WEEK Wrist Watches at Al) TD te Prices — Se —— — — - — lp — vears, from among those families with which the Salvation Army comes in contact and which cannot afford any sort of fresh air out- Monday and Saturday Till 9:30; Other Days Till 6:30 | im® _ T2©> Stayed @ week and some . times two weeks . € . or write for Catalog 905 is an arrangements where- “ ) Ty remodecied. Gather up your pieces of ‘discarded Jewelry and = remake them inte new designe of your own selection. The old associations are thus retained while your Jewelry is brought t atyles. Extimates free. * Watches and Jewelry repaired Lo | one hh the accuracy and dependa- of Freshman Condensers,| 2 The. @ei here and circuits have been Tt by women guests go swimming in a which have completely}; 2 | The Old Reliable Original Diamond and nearby pool. There is a concrete I Weich Credit House—Larges} in the World J vet #out four santa. chon be - a iT} connection >’ Sti , ; Ue: Ss. SECOND FLOOR CARLETON BUILDING whieh is filled from time to time fo: BROS.&CO 1ase 308 N. SIXTH STREET the children to splash about in . . " Living-Room Suites 14 to %_Off. The deep 80-inch davenport and broad, low chair illustrated above are upholstered in the Prufrock-Litton factory and are the last word in comfort and value. Both pieces have loose spring .cushion | seats, spring edges solid walnut Queen Anne legsa—heavy silk tassels On all arms. Two pieces will be upho!- stered to order in your choice of $12 per vard mo- hairs in all the wanted colors, plain or figured. Two-piece Suite, formerly priced at $264, now re- duced to Phone Kinloch. Central 8952 or Hell ’ Main $7 and salesman wi!) cal! little storers of en- ‘y and rectifiers of Radio rremt are the very heart @ well-built radio set. r fixed condenser will - , all the difference in. the . & the reception, clarity and ty your set affords. Capacitr oo? The story is related that one lit- ] ipped over to this po the tle girl slipped _o o t! pool th —~ Tail wing chair to match Tange Another 78-inch davenport and broad low chair, covered in $4 MAN in so Gesigned that 1 pressure ie exerted of Distes over the entire *y are the only condensers this and therefore the ooly oe thet aveld nolees. which ef Variabie pressure on the plates price ‘and yeu. will reshman be ‘ENTH AV... NEW YORE SPECIALS] ric Solderiron | 5-Piece Chamber Suites Restful and soothing to tired nerves is a well-furnished bedroom. This Suite. made along the popular plain lines is quiet but elegant. a $213 value $173 fall wing chair covered in silk damask and black silk velour solid * 100 mahogeny carved Chippendale legs—a $200 value, now ba ob pe > = Ger ig ae 2 . ate It is easy to use, | tub off or stain the scalp. ey of your room is enough. Abc Very bottle is sold with the positive guaran »® slightest harm or annoyance to the hair or sca For sale by Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. . : For a refreshing, cleansing shampoo, use Farr’'s Shampoo. Makes the hair beautiful, clean and glossy. 50°C. THE BROOKLINE CHEMICAL CO. Manufacturing Chemists, Boston, Mass. xa 6 ’ . -—- A ee te - Ten pieces. with china cabinet and serving table: $415 value, now | ae anata —" — Phe it pias sKaipickti ellis Piatt be pie (AE: aera: fe

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- ee ee ee ee et eo Ste 2S wow ab ib | ate ‘ Seat o> suai "ad Po —- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. a No Dread of Gray Hair p° NOT Greed gray hair and the sighs: e@wancing age! The «.* sar we Gint gray. etreaked, faded oF hire bed ha tastantly to any shade o' brow r black is With the modern ha): a Caretail RH. E. DOWEL DENTISTRY WEL savariuw nny ae, . & Ove, sander & aan ee Sec eett: “tres Meare: Dally & te ©: Seeder. © m >> ct FUND GAINS $214 FROM SHOW AND DONATIONS Children Largest Recent Con- tributors to Free Ice* for Babies’ Campaign Con- ducted by Post-Dispatch. CONTRIBUTIONs> Previcesly acknowledged $2602 60 tmtertainment,. 67235 «(mk - land ave. . 40 38 seo amd ref reshumcn sale. 1907 Geyer ave 27 @& Show, 1463 t mien oul 23 ( trema, 6400 bDhbocks of hiugpe- bory bow! _ a0 Ol Reneiit, 3444 Eads« ac i4 87 Show. Swan avenuc. V c?- eter (.roves iz 20 Show. S717 St. laws ave 10 70 Dame recital. Dougiaa. Mich s 06 Show, 31230 Sheridan ave 7 6 show. S611 Trion boul é 72 Refreshment salen (i bern (inh 5 #0 shew, 2130 Biddic 5 60 ~how. 571724 Maple are. 4 85 lL.csponade stand, 5778 Mc Pherson sre. 1 +8 Show, 6367 Deimar boul. 1 20 add@icdional returns. show ea: 5824 Mapic are 1 oo (aeh ie eo Three Steiaberg childres 5723 Waterman are. 6 6 Gc. W 5S 00 Six children. 4300 bieck Page beul. 1 58 Mre Hazel VW etic 2 @ Twoeal $3817 40 Con butions ard returns from several affairs. included in todays ecknewledgments of donations rave adced $214 89 to the Pos - Dispatch Free ice for Babies Mié& Fund ringing it te a teta! ef gre. 40 additions cent tmibunmers - De noted in a few @ay entertainment a: 6°26 4) pen ait Cex'and avenve en Friday eren ng Aus > petted $405¢@ for the ire Fun The affawr was given OF es Mies Leela Diese esisted oo” .nter- musica’ nu™ ders esa10n pup ws e e pregram alive readings. snd an irish Felk ps The Fa Mins*rei ef G.enma.ure Theoee wr. the perfermance were % ‘ook pam Margaret Shannen. Georgette > et Miidred Hireh Leah Miler, -aro:rn Benedict. Marian Rirghausen 4H agarce Ruecker Marcella LUiese snd Frede Ruecae og it erm eaione vrefreshrmen's “e"* Bux 4A shew Kh owed bd» s-¢ sa6 soda and e cream eon Aug ‘ earned §27 4: The workers were ewellys il.iede Reee and Arma Javad Hellen Lap « ane Sirai*’z Leona and Hellen Zerman a ‘ane J.-mne 1@ Cihtkiree Gite a Show Tea children managed a shew 1463 tUwlen savenue wolch bBreug® ir $23 fer the fund Thelr pames feo. ew Naor Liertan an Biarche Levy. Sadie Simeon, Edna Kiein. Ru'h Beusch Bertba Salzbere Alice Sa bine. Marfan and isreelda Levy and Freda Zige’ Chil@ren from tbe €109 bDieck of Lingsbury boulevard geve @ circus for the benefit o* the babies fund and earned $20.9 In addition the ‘Big ‘top mes onducted ace ‘ghews and sod erresh®men's g-' ing the eftair fo nhree dave These who perticipated were Virg.n.a Lan dy Jereme and Dud’ev Hardcasi« laabe’ Weidmer and Emily Fieid Obve HMilixer and Marian Burge condvwered a2 benwet: at 3444 Eads svenve end earned $°4. 9° wh ct the @enated to the ice Fund 4 check for $1239 came ‘frem sa show given on Swan avenue Weod- ster Greves, >» ¢ To.lowing cai! free. Bettw Chavme ste Robert Men 3 “ 104 rhe chi'drens names sre Dolores Morris. Ethel Mars P'oreace Fernuff Waiter Rehm Me Da HODmer and Marie El:saberth Means ConmtmbeGwo Frem Mictigna. Nancy Powe @Gaughter of Mrs Geerge F Powel! of 4440 Marv'and arenue. 2 peasing “he summer a: Doug as. Mich. Dut she did nm: er ger ‘he Seadies of St. LOWS FO. car no? ‘eave for summer resorts. "“nd- ner direction assisted br Jane Moere« Ponag jane Coalter Spencer MW: ed Foree and Jesephine Adrec + show was gi ren recentiy «' Doug as warn earned §98 ‘or ‘he Ice Fund XA sonewe gg. en nue on July es” 1.29 Sherdan ave- 26 earned §7 for the rund The feilewing nine cniidren ook De iereme aod Edward 2 omme Vio.a and Eveivn Blerma” Esther Barer Pauline and Nao Stein and Gertrude and Edna F'ies. va “Sine girlie “eanmaged « « ™ : ge." hen sowlevaerd which cetted 36.73 Ther s@mre ‘feilies Vida Sch aréde. Anna aw is Hamm. Otive Virginia and Leretta Burte. Virginia Merrwman Cordelia Bucketreck end Grace Surford Harty Hamm acd B@ward O Hea: aemmed the gire and Came *rorm ne following TO? ALLO mere hans ~~ ‘he T8060 bieek of mien lee Bease. “hier (rearem Ce sa. G Shafering D. G (en. Gesers Druc Store and the TT sion A\e . Store Aerie ciub named the Giheens 2m orgerizetfen of gtrie eho are in. > f-arm the neighborkeoé An séé@ition of $1 to the returzcs Waterman avenue: - te? , ; — on , £vn08 apie avenn anc Children ' een? s* én the ’ * ’ und through tend a. ‘nn Five ? i : he nad Ba. “An « aha “e ; ; Mart 4 ef Lad 1 5 ; ; . z cate on ¥ Mies Marie T Werner of 5799 Mr: vier . wire Revere: Frenne clewrr# S485 & he ice Pond cave a show at $6337 Deimar beale- from « show recenmiiy given at 5424 $159 fem =« anaes st enne Thee earned the @ehereider Firdie iihermean Fanr'e 4 lemonade etand et 5773 Me ard and earned $120 Their names Mapie svemue Srizgs tte total pre- Schnreider. Exthe! am money be eelliing lemonade and penhera and Gelfie K uherrit Pheresn ATen: nie a snage Oe Norwelle Perfrratter Mary ceeds of the bemefit to $18.94. stein. Libby Ge $ disposing of old newapapers. mann “bewe 444 te Pred ment of Norme [icke Pessy , McNa‘ Katherine Fisher. Rut=, Cash Cenations received were: $10. Scrucky. all six ‘ zines. et yiane Spe dine Mig Dempeer Walth and Mar lane Waist ide@ Perlmutter. Wendie Frankiin. Hew- from “Cash”. $6 from Simon. EKath- 43096 bicck ef Page A shew a’ 20 Middle «treet e4-l'and Mariors Detmpeer condertet 2 81.58 to the fand are Willams and Wayne Frankifia. rrn and Marie Steinberg of 57:3 $2 from Mrs Hass © potent der 3 i. : . ; ae i « . ” m4 a ae a mee - gemma i 2 ee ——— LT Oe egeassen a . i2 er —- aie La > - - of > Does: ; AND MANA — —_— =——S AND Rarten Deals = $140 Biwe Enamel . : Masti’. G ad Combi tic Re $10 Porcelain Table eercos. Collie. Good 4 rearvy wale perceiaian “65 on E-4cT co eee Se ts ing Base is finished in white ‘ge Lawrence yer Goubie warming ove $ of hone hobes eramel Coctains a good size | J ‘ ee ae 4 ? ? é fen , +& r . “e — — - ; * ® ners and a © anda é “Tr ary 4-a wer ; of xkern sacre and Gu Will burn ceal or woo st the re f at Cc O:- >. | titles are Matin ‘he eatic Rell raorntr a . ~ NITURE = Ornut. Family Exit. 50 95 Produced 5) © —— Players. — — Bileire Belloc. Hs a 4 ; ae Capt. snail = ——— a = - _ ee =——_ the « —= jer Sim is tad 7 d verse © th pen ery _. 2 rs B. ' i - , % To PLAN. FIN. a yoUR OWN = ww architects’ Smal se : ree Pures? > 3s? s/s Se | $22.00 Davenport Table Fall 60 Inches in Length 9% : the finest homes te ermrich ibe ar earance of the living-rw is 6U iznobes Zz ma ismished in mahesg We a ng- "oon [° regardiese of “s.Z : ar i a $220 Overstuffed Bed Suite Converts Inte « Full-Size Bed av aa 08 t. : tra Dedro YY ar Dular ~A 32 ° gerves * impuses ss ong Chesterfield d@averport thar opens . 4 > - 7 " -~ _ = «¢ - > a A 3 a $75 Dresserobe With Double Mirror $220 Complete Living-Room Suite Includes ee Fotts and Fleor or — | “Ja _ — — o- 2 o - — t 1 - - = «9; nib iug- eOm Sultes im ee ere) differs erns of ve 2na wir « get ee » ; —_ s « ) os « 2 ‘ Ss ard « ea 3 tify : Arp ail fer $ .50 ————— == ~ ——— — ——e - = $67.50 Davenette Suite 9x12 Axminster Rug, $39.75 paoliste “ne Smancieh ‘miter: Woroc- CSt Mer Seats are all icine Gee ene vt $x12 Velvet Rag, $29.75 mforss \vmenhair an@ arm reeker t Ss12 Brussels Rag, $22.56 Dieces ef eag (hesterftetd For You to Take Advantage of the Tremendous Savings to Be Had at August Sale of Furnitur te rew bow-end strie, large s ze and a chifferette: finished in beawtifml American walnut. 25 $29.50 Breakfast Set in Two-Tone Enamel! 4 shed in two-tone «name * c2 4 number a.t*erenr ormbira- ‘lens. “onsists of ined wheeis ator at this iow price frain. Va finished tn guiden oak _ $27,00 Baby e! "mg chassi« and ™ > Si oe make i comfertabia com! strong woven flber reed. te ee] >. enamei coiers. 187° |‘ ow | 4 removrabie wire sheives with Jarge ice and removabie sanitary ar@weood and $33.00 Simmons -Bed Spring and Mattress included neavr peat ead Clie: $27.00 Large Chifforobe mapa ment $1850 * See gerade ef fisured velour 24%e i@one *pring cushiens fa ven part. emai TLoewecd na.” ‘3° ete with «a link fabric mea vl pudst. nis very useful piece ef furniture is aiso ernamenta!. Large Wardrebe. has vient, reem and ontains a silding rack for “hee angers BSesiies ‘here are -as° ing drawers and a roeomr »bat-eex< _ $180 Lovee-Caskion Living Room $8 All the ‘ @npeeets “ng verk fortadle mattress. $1950 | ere the Heat fateie facee ‘erested io cBartteatle enterprises, - % Pag 4 ne —_ Ag | - sn oe — » 7 Fe ‘sy: Mowe itas - atl super | ne Y r : ; _— ie i it f f T th [ ; i i aK judge 4 Dolph’ Se Cute'+ Cate 3e Leon's Teeth — i.—-——"tne Deeeia a Dentornemt Tensile a Leny ret ial {i f Hun i if i

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.) he i ®TUND V4 AUGUST $0. r9e0 : - 5] os ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! "9 as SUNDAY, mUGEST 26. 1923. from Ancave) ae BoKS FOR THE WEEK "gt THE PUBLIC LIBRARY beider, Ethel ana Theodore : ue these books will be sent by sé The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Fxceeds that'of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. their plans do not exceed six rooms. Arranged according to | size of house, giving cubic con.| tents of each house and detailed Dilans. Articles on heating, light- | ing, ete. | comin ADVERTISEME CIRCUIT RIDER DAYS ALONG = THE OHIO, by William Warren | SIMPLE HOME MIXTURE. Sweet. Pioneer history of Metho- dist Episcopal Church from isi2| DARKENS GRAY HAIR | Ss aSsvoata{leSrqeSe=SreLE={_ SSaSaosastaseSsrattearoetrese]Sssict-_ A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Purchase [HOUSE FU For Future | if | || Arabia and Persia. The Peacock. aed Fd FP throne is the world-famous chair } of state of-the Shahs of Persia. » Libby 8s. hneider ara to card-holders on re- okay, ali 8.x residents postace in order of applica- Closing -Out | All © Reed Fiber Furniture — at About 14 Price W- block of }? ize bo ‘ uley eS om Mrs. Hazel Wejle ara; ‘ — ae thn = —— a a . — f Extended Payments _——— ee ~- —— - Quality Service —rING DOGS: THEIR : AND MANAGEMENT IN * AND DISEASE, by Harton. Deals with St. Mastiff. Great Dane, Collie. Good illustrations ~ ~*~ ~ ~ — ~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~ S ~ LITT zz Wy LLILLALIALL/, Yi) to 1826 in the Ohio Valley. very interesting account. 1) - . ™~ i | Cincinnati Barber Tells H : APPLIED AERO-DYNAMIOS, by G.| Can Prepare It in ye bow pha ». Thomson. Up-to-date existing state or aeronautics from struce- | ture to controllability. i | twenty years youfhger by simply dark- | LANGUAGE: ITS NATURE, DE- | ..: ele 4 Saad cal | VELOPMENT AND ORIGIN ne | emRS their gray, faded, or streaky Otto Jespersen. ‘The mone ae is | hair. This is now easy to accomplish professor in the Univers'y of | With a recipe given by a well-known Copenhagen. The four parts into! Cincinnati barber. which the book is divided are: | History of Linguistic Science. The | Child (Sounds, Words. Gramma, etc.), Individual and the World. Development of Language. BY CAMEL AND CAR To PEACOCK THRONE, by E. Alex- ander Powell. oNt only do vou get a glimpse of the country but an historic as well as politica) pic- ture of the people of Palestine, oe ONE-ACT COMEDIES, 1922, ' Lawrence Langer. Marriage a9 and family life. Fuls | wen satire and quite original. f ‘ : ; Any man or woman can easily look | titles are Matinata, Another | Out, Family Exit, Pie Licens- | Produced b) Washington . | Tt re Players. aia TRAVELER, 19238, by | ; Belloc. Humorous tale of aa Tt with Capt. Blood and Com- - Poe . Sin in the Congo. Writ- in verse With pen pictures by 1124-26-28-30 Olive Street Simply take a half-pint of water, add one ounce of bay rum, % ounce | | of glycerine and a small box of Bar- | bo Compound. Shake and it is ready | 'to use, These ingredients can be THE | bought at drug stores at trifling cost. | Applied to the hair twice weekly this delightful mixture quickly gives | the desired shade. It is easy to use, is | not sticky or greasy, will not color | the scalp and does not rub off. eereg? eee — ' Orendsracceeesaarrires x - ad errr Ty eae T. B. TO PLAN. FINANCH AND att TOUR OWN HOME, 1922. Architects’ Small House Ser- Bureau. Excellent aid to considering building, if PARLIA IED idee cal tee! titi i ye VTMMaetee ROP TEae Creeere ry, tte Srsetrere eeseererene seveeee rea Be Peet Pee tersaceiiety “SS atl reeves. oa ex ignore” N iit Lm MORRRL ALSRL TH leeepee ee ee payment, balance in con- venient monthly payments, will enable you to purchase any of the big bargains offered in this sale. Furniture and Furnishings, of every | All Floor Samples will be sold at extreme description will be offered in this great sale of Fieor Samples to begin Monday at the | Price reductions in order to make room for new incoming merchandise. 2 at Our jj Revelation Live-Wire Special Gainsborough (SINGLES) ee ae ee te Ty SX , 1 ie 7 oS .* - *S ca “il — 7 ) PE ata 2 Se, coe ee ay .. . er FT Ie SEE = eo My . pumas — Ae 6.1) ** ~ *% ° Pe” ..- ' Vin» ye ‘ oé f { ” —— : Bs . | Al | Antiseptic (” — yy | | and germ de- atrover. i> c, 830 | 2 Was Ty Z ~ ™. “ - . yf : -~@ A, it | £0} "A yas if fii i y “Al l = i- } : . ‘ . a A a - > 4 ! * ' J j . a yy } . ‘ = 4 “>, ‘ - : > - e , —_ A ‘ >: -_ 2 a + +s e? No > ‘ . ’ ° } a? . +” ao. . { . : r : % : 7 s , a ae*e. st ."* ; ~ . 7 _ ‘. «* j > 3 . e ‘ . : . ie i” , Le ANE } he Se > ° — ~~" . * , To dg ee . en A : rt ' ** * » * 7 —_- = = * DI _= 3 . 4 y 4 ; , é ~ - = 3° FP, : ; ; pa . . oe = “ \ Vom : ws; : 5 é : a . —_ * ’ ‘ . » e — \\ “CO 99 } Ft el : | SELES WY Faves Lb igre ae 72 AND LOCUST : 4-Piece Bedr oom Suite | = ee ee Candlesticks, 98¢ Ea. | ee DRUG STORES DE BOLIVAR-KINGSBURY $200 Overstuffed Living-Room Walnut-finished Bedroom Suite, well constructed; full-size bow- The beautiful Candlesticks | ‘ ; Y ‘ , 2 : illustrated are made of Or , | Monday's} of occasionally—but all the time—the better quality at lowered price. | Monday’s This gorgeous overstuffed Suite is solidly constructed throughout ; end bed, large magnificent dresser ; spacious Sale Special sales days such as this (Monday) our cut prices are undercut. Prices and has the Marshall spring loose cushion construction. It is beau- rang oe ane emyalatte vanity, 147.50 as illustrated Dutch silver, and are deco- | - - - rated with Dutch figures. a tifully upholstered in a combination of tapestry and They are specially priced. | velour. It is a rare value, priced special for this 129 iieneiie 2Sc Spiro Powder... | Floor Sample Sale 50c Hair Groom 6O0c Odorono 5O0c Non-Spi $1.00 Pyorrhocide 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. 50c Java Rice Powder...... $1.00 Krank’s Lemon Cream .798c OLD AT 40? y J ; j | ? i } TRIPLA — * ~e 7 i, i) liga’ @ naa Coc — ee a ee a ee a ha Hl O! io i Pi ied, et Ce om Suite nd style, large size dresser Merican walnut. Hiere is $1.20 Bromo Seltzer...... .89c $1.00 Listerine $1.00 S. S$. S. 35c Sloan’s Liniment... 40c Piuto Water... ..- $1.10 Taniac $1.00 Miles’ Nervine... 25c Schoenfeld’s Tea.. t Set $35 Reed-End Day-Bed WEAREVER BALLS rong chassis and rubber- | it comfortable. fiber reed. 1 colors. Made of lias roll hood. ncluded post and fillers & link fabric spring and ble mattress. —— : "ae “F LE A ce acca = —_— a 2 , : 18. ai. IRON STARVATION of the blood, perhaps, and your worn-out, exhausted — need to be revital- zed. For this purpose there is noth ing better than Organic Iron: not metallic tron which peovnle uevally take, but pure Organic lron—Nur- ated Yron—which Is like the iron in your blood and like the Iron in apinach, ‘entile and apples. One dose of Nuxgated Iron ie estimated to be approximately equivalent (in orgenic tron content) to eating one-half quart of inach, one- ouert green vegetables or Palf a dosen apples. It ta like taking ex- tract of beef instead of eating pounds of meat Over four rrililon people enn 't are using Nuxated Iron ~ot iniure the teeth nor stomach. A few doses commence to enrich blood. Nature Put fron For Your Blood in the husks of grains and the peels and skins of fruits and vegetables but modern methods of cookery throw all these things awayYr — hence the elarming increase in anaemia—iron starvation of the blood. with ite never ending trend of eymptome of nervous irritability, general weakness, fatigue, disturb- ed digestion, headaches, pains across the back. etc. Either go back to Nature or take Organic Iron—Nuxated Iron—to help enrich your blood and revitalize your worn-out. exhausted nerves. . Reduce .to Beautiful Lines Too FAT? Reduce Easily You can reduce any fleshy spot without dieting. exercise, massage or pills. Thousands are doing it. FAT ANKLES Made Shapely Amazing Slendaform, the harmless, clear liquid, contours vour figure, a a sym- metrical, beautifu SUL. FAT SHOULDERS Reduced All who have tried it teatify their delight with this new liguid. Eminent doctors, uni- versities and hospitals certify that it is harmless. Stars of the soreen and stage endorse it. FAT HIPS-BACK Slenderized You, too, should now slender- ise in this modern way. It 1s eney. Simply apply Slenda- form to the skin, rubbing it tn with a gentile, parsing motion. The results are certain. You will be delighted. FAT HANDS, WRISTS Reduced to Beauty's Lines GOLF . } $F : \ . ™ Se . For Better Looks Judge & Dotph's Monday Sale. Paul's Henna...... bi dite Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine. 60c, $1.79 Pinacd’s Tilec Veretal 7 Cwonmn .AmaGes....cecccecce L’Ame Face Powder... .2Ye. 4° Pond’« Creams 29c. Malsified Cecoanut Oil.. Mennen’«s Taleum FPewder.. £1.00 Fliaconettes wey, .6 ae Immac Deodorant Hike Antiseptic... By" Wentz Lilac Vegetal. . .. Be Wentc Eau de Quinine: 8-or..78c NUJOL 16-oz. Size MONDAY SALE Cleanliness Is Next To 7? SOAPS Judge & Dolph's Monday Sale Woodbury's soap % fer 62¢ Resinel Soap “% for Galc Zemo Soap 3 for 60c Pear’se Unscented Seap. it & for 35e¢ Pr. D. & Ce. Germicidal Soap, 18¢ Ivory Soap Flakes: pke . .Be Goblin Sean. Se: doren 35e¢ Packer's Tar Soap: cake ...19¢ Bonair Soap.... .. 2 fer lic J. &@ PD. Kaickerbocker Soap: doren ... 5 oe ..G5e Thousands Renew Their Strength The splendid to avd reg ulating effects of Lyx«o have helped thousands of people who felt week or jlacKing in energy to get back their “pep and punch.” rhis splendid 2 genuine atid helps to put worn-out bodies. ‘“ontaine medicinal! gredients. each of which acts beneficially o some part o the body. It ie a tenic,. a re- constructor, rp laxative which peop e every- ‘where heve used to advantage and satis faction. $1 Bottie, 79c $60 Refrigerator This large capacity porcelain- lined Refrigerator is the 3- door side-icer style, and is solidly constructed. It is a value at... Pade d $60 Solid Oak Kitchen Cabinet This Cabinet is beautifully con- structed and contains all the modern time-saving conven- iences. It has the sifting flour bin, sugar and spice jars, slid- ing table | $33.75 top, etc.. $250 Cane Bed This attractive dav and a bedroom by night. quality velour, and has the Marshall spring Priced at this extremely low price for this Floor Semple Sale. seat construction. $12 Mattress This is a soft, luxurious Mat- tress, -possessing all the ele- ments of utmost comfort. It is priced at this extremely low price for this Floor Sale... PEDO Sale Cane Bed-Davenport Each piece is upholstered in “a (2 Davenport Suite Set living room b\ a fine $147.50 Live-Wire Special makes a Oil, Mop & Polish WITH TIN BON Universal ceda: ot!-soaked Triangle Mop. with bottle of polish; each $90 Davenette Suite &LibraryTable This massive Davenette Suite is Spanish imitation leather; the upholstered in a fine quality brown ivan opens into a full-size bed; armchair and rocker to match; a beautiful gold- en oak library table to complete the set, for e this Floor Sample Sale. : IJeSorasa2rosaSJSoSE3SSoojc ‘. Combination Range This is a full-size, all-blue enamel Combination Range. It has 4 gas burners, and 4 coal hole cooking surfaces. Cooks and bakes to perfection with either coal or gas. Special in Sar , fe $9 7.00 Ir t Natit if ‘al $35 Baby Carriage This sturdily made Baby Car- riage has all the latest improve- ments. It is enamel finished. Very spéd¢ial in this Floor ae ..... . Pel.oO Sale.... 7 ae —/- -=( 2a -] (oni i ——wv) | ae Oak Buffet Beautiful Colonia! Buffet, is well constructed and finished in golden oak, with French plate mirror $21.25 back Lewes Rug Specials During this Floor Sample Sale you will find Rugs in domestic and Oriental patterns that re- flect good taste and at prices exceedingly low. gxI2 Axminster... P&4.40 Qxi2 34 Velvet. | $ 9x12 Congoleum Art Squares, wot border. DODO .** _ $35 Chifforobe Finished in golden oak, and has large clothes-hanging/ com- partment, 4 drawers and hat box. Special for this Floor Sample Sale This massive reed-end Day- Bed has sturdy link fabric spring and opens into a full- size bed. At this very low price special for this Floor 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite. Splendidly constructed throughout, large in proportion and beau- tifully designed. Comprises large-sized buffet, oblong extension table, china closet and five side chairs and with tapestry upholstered seats. Very special in this Floor Sample Sale | Live-Wire Special one armchair Folding Chairs This is a heavy maple, var- nish finished Folding Chair. At this special price during this Floor Sample Sale... * ° > . . e*« - tte *y7* eb*s : oe) ens - a*a Th -. . hry ie lee St Bie... $149.75 Brass Bed Qutfit Massive Brass Bed; complete with cotton and felt mattress and Simmons spring. A rare value. Priced special for this Floor Sample Sal 4 ; o£ a yf : ad . a? t -e) ral eae “sy ve ra $45 Renaissance Breakfast Suite Italian Renaissance designed Breakfast Suite. Finely Conatructed and finished in baked white enamel! with pale green stripe: “Consists of drop-leaf table and two benches. derful value. In this Floor Sample Sale | - *“"$22.50 ——y— : + _ If } 3% ; ° - ‘ e zz. a | | geawe ——e I th es § are: SES "a. 3 2s:

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, alone Approximately Fquals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat ane the Times Combined. The City Circulation of the Daily POST- -DISPATCH PEELE ES A ‘sg ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NEW VELIE SPORT "__ ROGER PUTMAN CO. 1924 HAYNES ‘ -o” - DO YOU KNOW? ———., MODEL ON DISPLAY SOUTH SIDE FIRM IN NEW ‘ = oe — IS LATEST ARRIVAL ‘ The Fioger Putmam 11 , The 1924 Haynes Model “60” The Velie Motors Corporation © HANDLING ELCAR moved into a new tire service build- hows a : ani need & ‘ = has arrived and is being & 22 ——— ee “~ The Elcar Motor Sales and ing at 718 Delmar boulevard. The by the Wilson Motor Car ©? | a ce = pew sport mede It is called =-° Service Co. has established op was established four Aas as In order to allow all wishing to, - » earei™* c? en: he “Silver Swaites” headquarters at Gravois and at S711 Delmar bos! —_ — to view this car, the local sales- ‘ , post enncunced & . e 4 bas taken tt ; Service.” Madison, ; . Aside from dhe benut) Compton avenues ant motto, “Cheertu room will be open all dey Sun ’ . ‘ are }- i the agency tn this territory ‘or Fisk and 1 nited States ti! are nan Pn . - - a “xa? isn = rr ve : £3. a nas an addions 7 . ' 1 ie ar T nA ‘ Tes the ile 3: , : ~* t his ’ } : re? rs * :’ ye ’ . ide net 6 : " iembers o BHGUTE , ging s One-Ste? ) ~— , : ne = 1 A RAR LL ’ ’ ; . "7 standard. mi kel > 4 ae ine ~ antliines 7 " ’ ’ : . : ———ie ll ANDERSON-STRAUSS used throughout, . ;% " PN _ ; ; . : > ; yee Sar er : . sa A : ’ 7 red ‘ a Tye" A ji STrarri FF : ik , a ° " ’ a . " si¢ : ; : : ' ‘ motor wi th ~-! —* es uwuABie ‘—5 . . fa “e¢7>iiia 7 ad 3 . > " . : _ : 7 7 . . ; 6 ~ - : F =a) | re 4 > : : a | fi.i . Lia =e ea ‘ " ; . . ’ ' = a . : . . : : . : ’ : - —_ . ~~ - = ; rere : . — ‘ : ? 1. aia ot. . wr : ” ta " “ 7 . Ls a . ag ‘ i18s- i> U ii ‘ | = — ih ' ; ' ‘ | sé . ™ ’ > - ° t+? O-* al ~ . } > " ot n or i r ) : ge tye : are r) 7 . 7 = i J + Bs ; ies «2 * atta . : - : : is rz) tietl : : ; . ai . ~ : —_— . = i -* ~ ’ pei f ' eri . . i . . 5 ° . 7 7 = . " - 7 > ' : : 7 . : . ‘ . > > - . al rices Tang , : . 2 . > : | ' ‘ ot . : ‘ . ( ge agai cit} ol i ie in) i+ oro ers ? Mississippi Valley Motor Co. Motor Car Co 3137 Locust St. sort Mapet 3 OPEN EVENINGS powerful Harnes a a NEW GARDNER MODEL FOR 1924 ANNOUNCED pe a Three | - Door THE UNIVERSAL CAR | Fora Sales and Service - -_ ail Liz " 2 .OF , UU is*s > ee > | _ : i r which ve 2 O } rr De >t s of the: closed ~ Nething to # with « Paige, etd doa. ~ ord & | eater trees Paige Will Pass Your Car on Hills © 3 3 : reed Let Us Prove Performance —Startling Value, Too Steel used in Genuine Ford Parts is Known as Ford Alloy Steel. It is characterized by unus- jor clowe-coupled body car The On hills or on levels, the big Paige metal from touching metal or wood ual streneth and durability without unnec- ght side. which permit ef direc 70 H.P. motor waits onlya light touch Deeply cushioned seats and ample foot- essary weight. and gives the utmost in wear ine WO, slike Ge an ede eae on accelerator to flash silently and. room, invite rest. The wheelbase of 131 y Welent, S JS at ik" ef th Poult Giackaie smoothly ahead — from 2 to 70 miles inches, and rear springs more than 5 feet and safety. Each part is manufactured to | room, and the rear seat ip wide an hour in high Small need for gear long, with snubbers front and rear, give render the highest possible service in the smansh tox three boosie, Uphatseer shifting — though a slight, easy move- __ perfect riding comfort on any road. particular function it performs. dew she tun en ment does it without clash ——e Imitation parts do not give the same kind | arg engined me es ae nee i ae of service. They lack the superior qualities s upholstered in blue seriped eaeree Paige high-pressure oiling preserves fort and safety for which you usually of the Genuine. inataty Redkcahantas AE the silence and smoothness of this pay additional. A list is shown below. ~~ = — eager performance for the long life of This concrete value can be given only ‘ait * w = done by = Authorized der ens, Exact cometraction—thousands -teceasneee ON vat. §=enete you wi find trained stenng nanths the reed throu of chassis dimensions are held to a Paige-built Jewett has reduced overhead Ford Mechanics, using Genuine Ford Parts, derfei shape for tourists foi thousandth of an inch or lessmakes hundreds of dollars per Paige ami? working with specially designed equipment, HI} Seblechs. president of the Select: far distant the day when its joyous under the highly standardized service policy Dede distributers. and brother «: service will lapse. effective throughout the entire Ford Dealer | Mound City Auto Co. of St. Lou Paige bodies match mechanical per- organization. Ds. ©. wok as Saas fection. No squeaks or rattlesto annoy ments in a fine car. If desired, conve eo a vO } edge and accompanied vy his son —double strips of patent leather keep nient ee ee Keep Your Ford a Ford—When in need of service _He states that tourists wishing - bring your car to us. Authorized Ford Service i Mieneurt side ef the river. eanen REALLY EQUIPPED! is your secuf#ity. | and going through Arkans a - $2 Pasge prices mciade following equipment for whsch others charge extra om tap of HH] road in Missouri is being built am , advertised prices—T wo extra cord tires. rubes, rims and covers, mounted forward FORD wat EERY | Ral gare ce mney eg 7 : and locked on: spring bumpers fromt and rear; snubbers; stop-lighr. eee gl re ; Hy sceording te.Sthiecht whe ann. ha carmer, morometer, Waltham clock, gasoline gauge and cigar ligheer on the The Ford Battery, designed by i firm is now 43 erd. “ind on antomanc windshield wiper, sum visor; rearview mirror, ramemission lock ‘eed Engineers expressiv to meet the require- odg= sa‘ | ments of Ford Cars, tery, a ee eT AD re ct reel TD a Set cimete conten enn Newell Motor Car Co. tor twelve months and the Ford Moto: | as fallen before the Jewett Company is back ot this guarantee. 1s advised James E_ Newell of the Helad and Wholesale Distributors When making replacement insist on | ee eee ae weet ae Locust at Jefferson the Genuine Ford Battery. Let th i Th. meant coc BASE ee Dealer service your battery. | i] Oneida Hill heid Saturday * Community Dealers } Here the J: fe ga ra Ham duc: then Paige-Jewett (o.. south Jefferson Paige-Jewets Co. HH. Fendier Aute Co. : : tre s Se on Stage 2319-23 S. Jefferson Av. 140 Lemay Ferry Head see Any Authorized st. Louis Ford Dealer | wrran sriusiveiy tis the 6 "= | St. Johms Motor Car Co Mill Motors € , atin . ) eT 74) . . _ .. ore eo. second places in op- Olive St. Rd. and N. and S Read “t Charte Road at Marshall 4+ 4723 amd $149 Craveots Ar. mere expensire : a Nessien- Exdeie Mator Co Mark White Motor Ce. 718-20 Bayard Ax LOT Po Pg ’ ae ut MM tc : : § ' Pi 18 i 7 : ith “E — te ane : - " pmo = a _ . . on : mMESS@L ERE + * nich nave been «eon br Ca. Jewetts were at Albany. under aus- | . meet of 4&2 iocal newspaper and ai ————— = a = ——— Syracuse under the auspices of the | = ‘wractse Autemebile Ctnb. : ; , ~>.. £2. —___ = WeQuillan With Berry Co Seliee tie —SuGeville hy Fae ce etd—Rewert Fizzeil = MeQuilian has ieined the ‘ a tie—NeLenaiee Weter Sales | sagan ie = Berry Meter Car Br dg -mert—I-atm @ he Quete——Egroetlan Water € ~ Carucet—s. a» gE far chard _ Sw listribeters. hand ing on — OT A te ‘tam y te °-_— = hustpe -« hf “(jut lan ‘s t. -vven—DPeW 410 (-a7eg ° tae —* Mase . ee as Genet — beat = on tee martes. Mane om Ly fh oe es, os ge Seca Geaetirs . ee ee Gade Sin critory. former’y hevine been con. TESSESSEE PF ALERS—Cafeer (Nr Teen —Kieg & Titterrert® service. Cell. wette of phew. . Phene—<atheny <chae week SAR tae Parehard branch. t} : - partner in * - - a i a¢ | 3s = | i il 4 4! ‘ @

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ot * i, _° a5 ~~ ¥ ' - fe ; ~) ' -~ . ~ = 7? on. ~~ @ftND AY. SOUR 36, 1925 a 23. The City Circulati , ? . ~ a @ City Circulation of ihe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA aa © ‘ — —_—_ —— cording to Wilson. the company will | ——-——— } ; : ’ ) Ary ™*rcly secure estimagos of dealers’ | ers a maximum of explosive effi- Will Make Toledo Safer City. the Police Traffic Bureau has been | that the number of traffic fatalities z 4 > , ; > ? . ’ > - r, ¢ On July 24, 1922, the first Star Car was delivered to a pur- chaser. Today more than 100,000 have been built and sold. ; 4 ¢ 2 P, ; : Z > 2 4 4 > > > 4 ; ‘ fresh stock: a real heave le ; cess of $260.000. rai nem-ekid tread: full.- ever- 35x4 Oversize Cord. . aad : Ce ee Ye elinche ] es» |FORD IMPROVEMENTS i _ Pback home again” ANNOUNCED TODAY No Change in Price—Higher |= DAYTON TIRES | 32x37, —SPECIAL \ : ' : U. S., Goodrich, Firestone and v ‘ SO 2 Firsets——All Non-Skidse—Carrvinge a : ° Hood and Radiator More 7500-mile guarantee; while they na Plain Tread. Graceful Lines. last; should give you from 10,000 allie they last .. ‘ 12,000 miles of service. Clinche SSE a Wt | DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 25.—In- : + Uitte - ; Cc ne ' troduction of a higher radiator, | ‘ te a | uarantee rsts | es GaS.45 All Non-Skid " 4 Syree | Sterling High-Grade Oversize Cords . (Pe eeneee Fresh stock with name and ~ $14.00 serial pwumber, carrying our 10,000-mille guarantee; all non- skid heavy type. Buf now and save money. 80x8% Clincher ......... 89.50 SOrS%e SB. Bi... wwe ceee. 2 4 hie hh th A TA PO UA Ue PRE DEE De DEE DEE De YD) = N. | A good name plus a good product made this record possible. S. tal Ss. Rg. S. 8. Ss 8 8 8 s tl A ARLL LA BAL A man who had owned several Marmon cars Durant **4” Durant ‘‘6’’ LDEBPPRDYE De pD Z Delivery W®Omot. .«.+«+«- $570 . Oo. B. Lansing, Mich. + . She wee eee ' . ~ ~ ~ hase bringing new and improved body | lines to all types of Ford cars, is ‘ we = S6u3%...-3. It is a common remark of Marmon own- ‘announced today by the Ford Motor) GET bag FE one ON GokS..-. ers that the Marmon “spoils’’ them for any Co. | REDUCE Fens | Ol other make. | The changes have just gone into r a a pone reel |effect and the various types are now - 5. and & : nited Sta The beautifulwway the Marmon handles in production. LOCUST STREET Plain tread; branded really firsts; while on the road something into the owner's | While the larger radiator has SERVICE STATION |] they Inat_. system that never quite gets out. ‘ been made standard on all types lané while it has made possible other TUBES VULCANIZED FREF All mail orders must be accompanied by bank draft er money order to | betterments in body dosign, there is save delay in shipping. car may possess, ‘mo radical departure {n construc- | NIVERSAL TIRE CO. (Inc. 2830 Locust St. his fingers itch for the stecring wheel of 2 | tipn. inch and | U Free City Delivery. M and mi be sot Filled. Bomont 531. Marmot... | caingo-- AN The new radiator sets an i ail | Al Sunday. WHOLESALE D | half higher than the former and | Oven ETAIL.” Dealers, Get Our Real Proposition. No other car gives him the same |has an apron at the bottom which | ie , “ | \joins a similar apron effect of the | : — ee — — serise of balance and safety, 6 came Sure- ‘fender on either side, giving a fl xk Ok a i ene naa OreSPt@ tO BI Er VtOrear ar @rcOr-O" sO Qr sore Ose er . ame: of the sone highly finished appearance to the == front of the car. The larger radiator If you have never sat behind the steerin also increases cooling efficiency. ‘Qrior=——18 END US YOUR MAIL ORDERS coc Most conspicuous among the new r A 8 T : W FE. E K whedofh Marmon and stepped on its accel- types is the Ford coupe, which is OF OUR AUGUST SALE erator Over councry roads you have yet to of entirely new body design and con- learn what it means to b. master of the road. struction, resulting in a more trim NEW TYPE exterior appearance, more comfort- FLAT TOP TREAD Thee fg one man who can spread out ea able seating arrangement and @ 30x33 CUPPLES CORD motocing book on his knee and dare ‘greater luggage carrying capacity. $ &> roads to | ei. W own The new radiator aiso is extended of a \ cre dng ; TT _ ’ ~ e to the Ford truck chassis, affording Cupples “ = - ~ > -_, .* - - : = - : ~*> *. 1A lA Lee) Le oe Pn Se Tee eT aca —— -& ~~ . ——————————Eee ’ Doose BROTHERS ANNOUNCE | IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS ' Dodge Brothers have not Bodies of all types have been simply brought out a com- designed to give improved plete new line of motor cars. appearance, and greater They have done something comfort. Lower, longer, infinitely wiser and better with deeper seats and more than that. leg room, the lines of these MARM 6. Est : ‘traffic’ based on the time limit of | a : = ONC 1851. Indianapolis, Ind. 46 minutes for passing through the business district. - Thousands of Satisfied Owners Are Using : THE ORIGINAL | 1} FOUR-PASSENGER COUPE DE LUXE | ° Q | 0 | Fit Any i ° f ° | DISTRIBUTOR plated in prices. comfortable and roomy. Cords _— ne —_—s SEE -_-~- F. O. B. : a St. Louis | _..' A Real Stream-Line Body NT—Sun Visor, Dome Light, Nickel-Plated Locking Door Honeee | Large : Folding Auxili Seat, Cow! Ventilator, Rear Fenders, Streamline | With Pearl Gray Cordutoy Head Lining, Du Pont’s Blue erg Grain Artcraft Leather, Rear Sil Curtains, Winding Cran Window Lift, BODY FINISH BLACK Call Today—Salesroom Open Day and Night ' Coupe De Luxe Body Co. ’ ’ ; : ono ono oh oe——10 Fiore 0nm0 \ > S N DAILY-—IVNCLIU DING SA TURDAY— Re ee aa OPE “TOLP MM. Tare. Motor Company, fine, 3107-11 LOCUST ST. Bomont 1241 Central 7618 —k A. M M. TO 8 P.M. SUNDAY—* A STA SQUARE | SUPPLY CO. ST.LOUIS BIGGEST AUTO ACCESSORY HOUSE 1129 LOCUSTST. 814 N. 6th St. mr0c=The Star Square Always Sells for Lcss——0m 3147 Locust Bl. ST. LOUIS, MO. ‘ . ‘

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- — ——— ~~ a Y “a ‘ i = me Oe I Oe a et ae et , — o~ — — — “ ~« . + - “7 -— ~-¢$ em — oi ~ tee ge pith mee: ee eg Tie Ciw Lreu "0 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Clobe-Democret end the Times*Combined. —_—- — —————— Tenth street. East St. Louls. out Tenth street to Missour! avenue; to right on Missouri avenue to Center- ville Station. Then cross Iillaris Centra! tracks on to inrpreved reed which leads into Milistadt. The Millstadt Commercdai Ciab hae marked the roed from Centervilie Station into the tes. HOME-COMING TO DRAW orn t . addition there will be fiy- ing exhibitiens by former army of- AUTOISTS TO MILLSTADT Moers and other attractions Biilietadt, Til. wi! he a home. A tte crowd te expected For coming oflebration Sunde: these intending to ¢rive from &t. Meany events are planned for Louis to Millietalt. the Automobile day. Two acropianes «' on (©leb of Missouri Touring Bureau heed from Scett Field for exhibit has furnished the following + sag balloo sil) als a To bree Bricee Acrees bricee to - Rept. 2 the * © vy¥ '+(*.- > POA 48 a —e £ 4] : =F" atl . Lemay Ferry——-Op ” | F Mf || To Chicago wis Peorta — Concrete eome of the ly entire distance Springfie!|®? ard good except through towns Te Kensees Cihep—" Nationa! rafl” and Capea! Higthwa her dry For additions Autemobdile Ciab o:4 g oe infermation phene of Missecurt. Bo- i Ti Power to Stop! pots ’ rehbe ELCAR te ede Bee Buick Four-wheel Brakes mont 3154 lee Park then west on Antire read through Eureka to Pacffic and Grav's Sumrm!* Claytomn—Hard surface. good Denny. West of Denny. fatr. Olive Sereet—oucrete to Denny Good from Denny to Ballas; Balas roea4 to Missouri River. fatr. St. Chartes—Concrets; good. Natural Bridge—Good tc Ner- mandy. only fatr west ot Normandy Fiortssant— Open. good. New Hali« Ferry—Good Closed : of New and Old Hal's Road PONT IIT) re Th a \ | ren Uy ti ' ’ if Hi}! m ‘ ( | | ill TH e~ We ge eo Ge eo MT IM LA ; te Parker Big Bead—Oper: good North and South—-Fa‘’ Price—PFair. Denny—iosed Kirkwood city i fts to Big Bend ’ Kleter’s Mil—Fair Eatherton—Fair Belicfontatine—Cloeed: ‘fresh rock being placed south of Larimore ro to Gibson road ' Antire—Valley Park ‘to Pacific good with exception of one mic tretch west of Valley Park. which igh ILLINO® ROADS. Belleville— Cross >ridge ‘to Haat @t. Leuia, ther te State street——vick As St. Louis Distributors: Elcar Motor Sales & Service Co. Sidney 626 - ~ —_— : = 326 N. 10th Sorect, E. St. Louk, (Temporary Heada’rt'’s) 6500 Fase * oP ’ 4-Cytinéer Speedway “pert ELCAR MOTOR COMPANY, Elkhart, Ind. Makers of Fime Vehicles Since 1873 SO ETA. AT etl te ae i ma AB ~ 4» When better automobiles are built, Buick will build 32x 33x4—-$ 34:34—-$ 32x4' —$19.95 33x4' —$28.45 34x4' $28 EXER TCS BEF AIRED " a. Mail Orders Filled in Order Recewed 7 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Teal us ” a : - Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable October First a. ; ” COUGGS ~ G Store Hours: . Daily, 8:30 to 5:00; Satarday, 8:30 to 5:30 a G/s C@ —_— — ——_— — wn Ae ae Quantities Limited in Some Sizes— Advise Early Selection : | po Offer for a Limited Time Only We Shall Offer 1192 a z . a 3 to i . ee) » sf torn *, *.« ~ » a. ad - As an Introductory New Vulcan Semi-Flat Tread Auto Tires at Much Less Than Regular € Here are Automobile Tires that motorists the cotintry over demand when the real test of quality and ee nate needed. : Vulcan Semi-Flat Tread Tires are maximum oversize with a broad rugged - bane? atte te long wear. Constructed of the livest sort of pure rubber that has a tremen- e strength. Extra heavv side walls insure longer service under any driving conditions. ee ee THE CORD TIRES ARE FULL OVERSIZE — 10,000 Miles Adjustment Basis. FABRIC TIRFS ARE FULL STANDARD SIZE—6,000 Miles Adjustment Basis. Take Advantage of These Special Introductory Prices. Round Tread Semi-Flat Tread Hic Ties: . _ Non-Skid Cond Fae .¥ Siz P= -« ' +.’ w)x3 | : - ISS" 30x32, $13.15 Regular Stre—aAce worm $15.95 $a Full Standard Size List S te — i, Ace, Reg Size $16.75 $10.25 $7.10 Oversize $1750 $11.50 7 la xX Oversize $28.40 $15.95 : ; ‘© cae Oversize $32.75 $186 Oversize Oversize. rd. *z e Round trrad 325 -* Oversiz- i @musir. — : Dmrrtb ated er ROsHS~Recs. A Sale of Guaranteed Extra-Heavy Tube : . Mies : Extra heavy and very curable. At these prices rou save 3345 % to S05 on the regular list prices. Suze List Price Sale Price Size List Price Sale Price 30x3 $2.15 $1.35 32x41. $5.15 30x31 ., 27.45 } $1.45 33x41. 35.30 A2x31., >> OH) . : 34x41. 35.40 31x4 265 | 35x41 -» 35.50 32x4 23.75 re ‘3x4 =3.90 SSxS +3x4 2415 —e ‘. Purchase for Fature Needs N . : iil ss ow oars ae Pee... Orders Filled While Quantities Last ee eet pean ens 2a ecg. en ae — en PEE 3 ee - | ey ee ew er Oe 8 ee ee er ay ee cee gree — melee $2.15 ely ts PE ih es

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. - SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1979, - _suxDaY nee The Cit “ee 1146°° v / Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily § tax and the: Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATEH' sg Frook., * FOR EMPLOYES MIEFLING AUTO CO. 7 Auto Co.. Ford and gave their fourth a. in the parade. anu ‘ ii to a heir fanilies at Ten | Prook the employes took part in va- riots contests. Quoits. baseball, canoeing, ewimming, dun« ing, etc. REAL Ti RE| NEW REO SPEEDWAGON last Sunday. tution was closed for the vould attend. cme The new Cars were sup- — plied by the company and the neti. | day so al]! | There were 30 ually decorated cars | After reaching Ten | | | ' ' | _ SHOWN BY KARDELL Co. | BOODYEAR STARTED A | QUARTER CENTURY AGO Twenty-five years ago nod month incorporation waneun ' Were taken out for the Good- | year Tire and Rubber Co. The company started in a | 8rmall, out-of-repair factory with a capital stock of $12,600, of which $8500 was cash and freedom from trouble. A good ruie to follow is to have both rims and tires inspected fortnightly, accor- ing to Miller tire experts. rim trouble is found, it may usually be overcome by careful tap- ping with a ball hammer. In order to guard against such a’ | condition, it is wise to keep out of car tracks and holes where the de- ‘pression allows the w eight of the car, to rest upon the rims. It is also ad- visable to avoid quick, slanting jolts | CHICAGO TO COLORADO When > ' GUIDE IS PUBLISHED What is claimed to he the best all- | weather route between Colérado and Chicago via St. Louis is cov ered by \the recently published eighth sec- tion of a series of road guides known | (as Mohawk-Hobbs Gradé and Sur- | face Guides. Selected stretches of the Santa Fe | Trail... Nationa! Old Trat! and Lone ~ JOHNSON BROS. DRUG CO. On Seventh St.—Cor. St. Charles Announces a Wonderful Sale on teo speedwagon, Junior, | of the wheels against curbs. Espo- | = since Aug. 28, 1898. cially is it importans to cross inter- | This is the latest model | A recent statement listed sections of street car tracks care-. Goodyear as one of the 12 larg- || fully. est industnal corporations in | the United States, second only | to the Ford Motor Co.., among | those which were not the re- | sult of mergers and consolida- tions. The company’s main products | at the outset were carriage tires, bicycle tires and miscel- lanéous articles. Despite many obstacles. | Goodyear got firmly established within the first 10 years and had, by 1908, buflt up a sales volurfie of $2,000,009 a "year. Within the next decade the annual sales had increased to $130,000,000 a year. and in 1920 it passed the $200,000,000 mark. FIRST OLDS. PLANT NOW TWENTY-SIX YEARS OLD | If a building could talk the first | real automobile factory in Michigan , would have some surprising things | — to tell, for nested among its more modern brothers, but carefully pre- served at the Olds Motor Works | | factories in Lansing, Mich., is the original automobile plant of this_ country—and it was 26 years old on Aug. 1. Twenty-six years ago this one-story building served a ““great’’ factory. But it did not hold the increasing demand long. In 1900 a factory was. erected in Detroit, which was de- stroyed by fire itn 1902. Operations | were then confined entirely to Lan- ‘sing and additional plants were ‘bullt to meet the increasing demand | ‘for the little curved dash one-cylin- | der machine. Each year these plants have increased and today this com- ‘pany, on its. twenty-sixth birthday | I | | most of that borrowed money. | A lot of things have happened Star Trail make up the route which was chosen after a careful investi- | gation by Howard F. Hobbs, path- | finder of the Mohawk Rubber Co. v= Bucliner’sum It Will Pay You to Investigate Our Special “Charge Account’ Plan for the Purchase of Good Furniture, Car- pets, Draperies, Stoves and Ranges, Etc. You'll Never Miss the Small Payments : BA is being shown by the Kardell Mo- | fi. tor Cc ; pein | ar Co. DRUGS and TOILET GOODS Here You Will Find Remarkable Savings. Many of Them Greater Than Have Been Made in St. Louis Before. Prophylactic Razor Blades Toothbrush GILLETTE Special ee ~6~§8c = With every we will co you a }' built by the Reo Motor Car Co. of Lansing, Mich. The new speedwagon | is a delivery truck of up to 1600 | pcunds capacity and sells for $1485, || K. O. B. the factory. New Type iat Tep Tread , it comes in panel and screen jobs | 30x34 and in unusual colors. The com- | pactness allows it to’turn in a very narrow space. H. W. Kardell, pres- ‘ident of the Kardell Motor Car Co., : states it is the nobbiest parcel deliv- ery Job he has ever geen. A GREAT CUT-RATE SALE OF VENUS TOILET PREPARATIONS Someone needed some money badly—we made an effer of EXACTLY HALF, and got the entire let of 5000 packages—the entire lot on sale tomorrow at exactly half price and NO LIMIT. Venus Tollet Water In handsome glass-stoppered betties, assorted odors, Ortental bouguet, red rose, lilac, ete. Reg. $1.00 bot., 2 for $1.00| Reg. $1.50 bot., 2 for $1.50 Venus Perfume, glass stopper, 500 botties 2 for 50c onre Beauty Cream, &0oc botties Venus Cold Cream 2 for 60c| $1.00 jars ... .2 for $1.00 Venus Vanishin ream 2 for 500) $1 ....2 for $1.00 Venus Rollin .2 for $1.00 - Spearmint Tooth Paste Reg. Sic Tubes, 3 fer 35c Kolynos Tooth 9 Ac TT TT TTS) tk betnA Ta OR ee oe PUSS US CVUSTEUITUEUE of @ Fever Ther- , mometer Keep dhe tn the house— a. eae M en tholatum, Bay Rum Witch Hazel Af te p-Shaving Letion;: 506e value ‘AN IMPORTANT Optical Sale Again we are go- ing to save you $4 on a pair of those nobby Up - to - the- Minute Glasses. Paste .. ipana Tooth 39¢ Paste .. Pebeco Tooth Paste 34c;3for$t SPECIAL SALE OF Fountain Syringe No. 2 D—Made of red rubber, rapid flow; guarantecd Water Bottie No. 2 D—Hed rub ber; guaranteed . “98c Tomorro oe Comb. Syringe Saturday night, we place on sale a gee! beau- and Water Bottle ty. Large, Round Zyloshell Rims with the new Red rubber; $1 .69 comfort Spiral Gold-Filled Temples—the large cuaranteed round spherical Icnses, carefully adjugicd to cach Fountain Syringe eye, are used. No, 2 R—Pure red Para —These Spectacies look beauti- , *ful and dignified, yet are du- sq.es Dainty Breakfast ‘aie Priced! 19" 19 Set includes five pie —-table and four anaes —and makes a lovely, dainty set for an apart- ment or cottage dining rooin Pretty colorings. Venus Face Powder 2 for 260\500 box Massive - Oversize 3ix4 —$16.95 32x4 — 17.95 33x4 — 18.45 34x14 — 18.65 32x41,— 21.95 33x44.— 22.25 34x4144— 22.75 38x41,— 22.95 3315 — 24.95 34x5 — 25.95 35x35 — 26.45 aii carry our 10,000-mile . Delivered to all partes Send us your — Also many Other beautifally deco - rated Sets are in- cluded in this sale. HIS $200.00—8-Pc. Dining-Room Suite Includes all the furniture needed in “a com- pletely furnished dining room—verRe Buffet, Extension Table and 6 Chairs—all in rich American Walnut finish. i . ; Reduced to — ~ = . _ a ee a - ew ee =~ — , aad * . “= a e “ Sa > —- - “ =e rs ys AN Fa On eens al a. _— —_. -—— om Ninth to Tenth Manchester Boe Campher Cream Linimest. .. 39¢ -Jooth Paste Rromoe Seltzer. ...23c, 454¢, 88c, $1.50 Gataclaton. tthe, ae, ee Oe eee eee 7 Cenjunction With ‘ Moore's hah poorer Seuss 4 rp Tar Comp. with Ext. ala Now . od Liver ; t i 480 herd: i te : ‘re . : the _ tin, sorendss and ¢ Devt! Roach Powder . Bit. add Mal- #02. BOTTLE, 98¢ | _ Ib. Be; 2 for 150 — - _ 8337 » a ‘eer w we ak ae oh ar Rerhtoack te my A . . and retail. ‘write fer our price list. l, Bomont 1180; Central 151 Rie Milk of Magnesia... He Milk of Magnesia Sic, % fer $1.00 ' Natare’s Remedy Bic, 42c, We $1.10 Mastin’s Vitamon ee. .. Be Outfit, $26.75 Complete with tufted cotton Mattress and covered with pretty cre- tonne with full flounce. Bed has paneled cane ends and is in rich wal- nut finish. + A el “ e. “= ' - 4 ) a atte . am] a ——_— —-_ Ue ——— ee _ - - ™ - = 4.0 PO © 42fF Mattress romeo Seidlitz Powders, 12s. A MOST DURABLE De, | MI! LEAGE Easy Payment Terms Arranged on Any Purchase fa netiner’s N. W. Corner Washington Av. at Ninth St. Allays Pyorrhea (UNE RS ESER SSR E SEES apg ac CURED dentists in the treat- if EF Without the ment of Fyorrhean, and No Cutting, No Chloroform, No Hospital, No Danger, No Loss of Time. recommended by them It will be worth much monucr EEE ADVERTISEMENT Sick 15 Years Adler-i-ka! “T had stomach trouble for 15 years. used two bottles of Adier-i-ke and it Kokomos have been standard / employs over 4000 persons, a8 com- | ° parted with a mere handful in the In the automo- ‘early part of this century. . . ° In making the history of the au- bile tire indus- 'tomobile world what it is today the nd company naturally attracted some try for thirty- of the leading figures known wherever the automobile is men- one ears Three (tioned. These men include Roy | y ve Chapin, R. E. Olds, H. T. Thomas, Cc. B. Wilson, F. O. Bezner, R. B. decades of hon- _Jackson, Howard Coffin, N. T. Har- ° . ° ‘tington, R. R. Owen, R. C. Hupp, J. est tlre building Ga. Uts, J. G. Bayerline, C. C. Hink- | ° ‘ley, C. W. Nash and George Dun- are behind eCeV- ‘ham. These men al! later headed | companies of their own and have ery Kokomo made a success in the automobile | | world. b Rest. After much research work, the you uy. United States Government recog- rd pene the claims of the Olds Motor upon this Teco Works to being the actual pioneer in the industry on a commercial basis and be safe. ‘and the first model started in | 1895, and finished in 1898, has been 34x4—$15.95 742 | placed in the Smithsonian Institu- It S47 the tredd! tion in Washington, D. C. or. QUIS AUTO CLUB 33x4/2—$20.45 Kekome Leng Life Tires are sol4 by: ST. L TE Cc 34x41,—$20 95 Gewinner Auto Supply Co., California | WOULD RELOCA AME | ' and Sidney. | Removal of the Automobile Tour- | mail eee nED bet aw South Side Garage, 3445 8. Grand BI. | int Camp from Forest Park to a more ap ft, money order or check. Devil Tire asd Batwry Co.. 1688 N- | suitable location in St. Louis was ! mm dea = pemerng the meeting Excelsior Garage, ana | formally advocated at RELIABLE AUTO | Bellevue Rds. ~ |% the executive committee of the TIRE CO. ele es N.| @. Louis Automobile Ciub Thursday 3117-3119 Locust St. Red Mill Garage, 1603 Hodiamont,. +, | evening. Aug. 36. : The subject will be presented to Hom ene + ‘the city for officia: consideration Rebinsen Garage, 3740 Sullivas. ‘this week. rl lowa Tire Co., 2784 Lafarette Av. | In the event of acceptance of the Distributer | proposal, the club, through its ex- Brand-Steinmeyer, Vandeventer and | ecutive officers, has stated that it od Washington. stands ready to raise a substantial — fund to aid.the city in securing ~ ‘new location for the camp an BREAKER STRIP | . | equipping it properly. URES AGAINST ' | | “Sanitary conditions as oe Retin . | ‘ent camp are very unsatisfactory , Sa - albcassanasen: TIRES ~~ TUBES _gaid Albert Von Se me of the St. Louis Automobile u be M202 444000080804 he discussing the project. ‘“Inspec- ew ew rT ee ae ser tion of the site by executives of our al inte itil organization and informal discussion — with aPrk Commissioner Pape show that while all that can be done is being done, the present location of the camp is fundamentally wrong.” ‘What St. Louls needs is a spaci- iene. well-arrangeaé and conveniently located camp with ample sewerage, . “ —— aiieeiacl hte eF: ~.- yo. a cee SEE ‘running water, electric lights, and modern conveniences such as the) average tourist naturally expects of | a large city.” BENT RIMS CAUSE TIRE BLOWOUTS | Bent rims are a direct cause of | rim cuts, of tires blowing from the | CURED me. It was a God-send to me.” |rime, and of the breaking of the) (Signed) W. W. Smell. wire cables at the base of the tire. | wm. os TTT TTT TTT Per ee ane Suiphar.. + See Tonic BSeReen — | ~~ se oe ee 333 for general mouth care. it does more than avweeten breath and clean the meouth—i¢ is OS ey and curative. OPERATION NOT NECESSARY Hi: be cured. DRUG ITEMS ire lodine, ase; S eg. ?he , ‘te corse ae o., o., $e ; polseoned stomech. eins ieving pressure on heart and o a 7 EXCELLENT for gas on the stom- The a is, arce ur stomach. Refmoves surprising c wr foul. deeaying matter which | endurance and gives out as the re- can dislodge. Tends to CURE /eult of former misuse and abuse. constipation end prevent appendicitis. Many motorists, were they to ex- Wolff-Wileon Drug Co.. Tin an wee ‘amine the wheels on their cars, ington. a0 Ente, would be surprised to notice that their rims are bent along the edges. These bent rim flanges are ordinar- {ly little thought of, yet they cause a goodly percentage of tire trouble. When the wheel hits a frog or a switch of a street car track or a hole in the road, there is a tendency to | flatten the rim, especially if the tire) a di ass ie underinflated. The rim's support. | sth aeatieaiitnn | WOWOVOE, is essential to the life of | Tf it ia bent so that it does | the tire. : + nat the tire and causes the side Makes the Best **', to «€lbbulge, the motorist may know that trouble is to be expected | Egg Preserver | unless the condition is overcome imi- | ASK YOUR at TE PETE By, (Decemeed) . ‘mediately. HARDWARE DEALER Rosi: eattbute “dl bes gane act or amount nothing .else You cured me of a bad case of Piles. with which I have been afflicted 15 years. I suffered gsrenatiy all these years and paid out for cintments, sup- positories, salves and all kinds of medi- | elnes, over four times as much as rou | charged me, and all for nothing. Was Piles are dangerous and should not | aise doctored for kidnev trouble. T came be neglected Medicai authorities state and treatment June 2%. that they often result in serious com- piications such as cancer, consumption— aleo often the cause of fistula, fissure. hemorrhage and rectal ulcers Do not allow them to become complicated and | day's time from my work wh roe you of your vitaiity, ambition and | treatment. earning ability Cali at once or write Dr. Coe, lace I am cured. my kidser todey. My Pile Treatment is mid an4 trouble and awful backache gone. an. soothing—it brings quick relief and I feel 20 veare voungcer. I to thank cures to etay cured. you for the easy way vou made tt for flip Rudier. 48 rear« old. a suf- me to pay veu. a ee +4 years. tells briefly hie ex- Your very grateful patient and friend perience. Doen it not. in many ways. Ot PHILIP KUDLER. yours’ Don't delay. but come now and Bie Cretict st. Whs co on suffering when a positive guarantecd cure is within your reach? Remember. I cive consultation and make ezaminations at my office FREE of charge and give consultation by mail. Call or write today—it will pay roa. Dr. C. OFFICER HOURS . ea Et WM JURIOR SG — Littic Me then candy 4TO &PLY DEPENDING ON SIZE TIRE VERY Y SEA ISLAND FABRIC cre mn —s OVEN INTO FINE CORDS, st TERRO 3 | ey PREGNATED WITH tou KILLER RE TOUGH RUBBER @ Ria Your Place of Ants ENDLESS STEELBANDS ) I 9 waren on D IN HARD RUBBER 3 a a Srolee cneerot sappiy yee. SS big tharges “prepaid” by Chemical Co. ST. LOUIS, MO. | Bringe out ell gasees, lwhen they are driv ing along slow! ly. and who have not KRANK’S LEMON 73c Coe’s mild, gentie 4 of treatment | ing to thousands of sufferers. It's ni CASTILE SOAP Mail ‘Orders filled | 1 00 ller-t-ka acts on BOTH upper @n4/ Oftentimes, motorists cannot under- | yy $ ot | Size C Size C Fufferers of Blind, Bleeding. Itching e overstrained that th oontinued and arenditel ‘pain or bieeding, (LE«sNSING CREAM. —given at my offi It is a sure and necessary to go to a hospital an a cake 23.00 THERMOS promptly. Add 10% for —DRUG CO— - ‘lower bowel, removing foul matter which | stand why their tires should “blow to Feu. — } , . . . ‘ * Ju , ~ . 1973. and Protruding Piles, whe fear the knife . —. been relleved of the | fui C. ! , 3 LIVE WIRES has reached the limit of Ks will find comfort and quick fellef in Dr 61.75 BAR EWVPORTED guaranteed cure ~—* has proven a biese- | if that dangerous chioroform. BOTTLE, pint... $1.95 |: postage and packing. Matthew Coe RECTAL. SEECHALION Successor to

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| , “— - — ae — 3 ee O ous LEASE do not confuse this August Furniture Sale with ordinary events of this ent to everyone who will give the matter a moment's thought. ments which have been ‘n progress P . different sale because it offers you Fur- O A are for this week only. You have until Saturday at 6-30 P. M. to profit bea since the fall of 192° character. This is a distinctive and dite pen an ccount cial values we now present. A small deposit will hold any articles and road has been disco: ! — newest designs and finishes—at much The Bates road has t niture of the most desirable character—the ne gu et alcaneill ‘idles’ hades a = ti 14 with the laying " > earth ft will be absorbed intr lower prices than you would ordinarily be asked to pey. SEUEiaene gees on record, tbe i Four Pieces—in American Walm Srasn mat a vers = = Twoelone Walnut Bedroom Sets We Call Special Attention to This En ee a nu — $250.00 Value for $178.50—Terms, $6.00 a Month tices pore a Sercecuce: =——-~—— | Queen Anne Bedroom Suite rea@y, but road en gineer f many more millions will be saved 3 : : si) Results of Tests. ; Fe=4 y f its great road | = ae is Real $145 Value Terms—$6 a Month the =a" >"> — 2 ae 2 Pt oS 2) a a eee a -— ~ - When Illinols began i building program, ‘t confronting a picreer probier what type of road wes best su! to the sof! of Diinots, and what ma~- terials woul@ make the best and most economical road. were wun- solved questions. The Bates road has answered these. the highwa division declares. A evrnopeis of the results of these ‘ests bags been prepered by Clifford Older. chief engineer of the hizsh- way division. The principal points BEAUTIFUL Sets of genuine walnut, in exquisite two-tome effect a oe rend exper’ —every piece set off with 1%2-inch inlay divided from the con- ments may be summarized es fol- trasting walnut by a black line. Set consists we: of handsome bow-end bed, new style chiffo- : oe =. 4 ete = mors rette and large dresser. ec $2so value ne fit as te withstand practica:- ) fae thi aie ¥ whe deatrad loads. the wm de- ——— i$ week onl ~——S pending on the weight of the loed These three trpes are: Concrete 5 ~~ pavement. asphalt surfacing on con- crete, and brick surfacing on con- End-Table and Bookrack a === = | _ ae La Saas = crete base. ?. The center of the parement is $15. 00 Value : e-eseeces sents : 2e0seee stronger than the edges, #0 the found . > 7 — ee eee . — seven. ie ae Fe Oe I le a Paar o ‘et > ~. TTT Te ol ee A te a el dpe ee ed 1 - _ SS a NE one pte oe o~ a " ot 2 ‘ ?, ~* | Entire Set on Terms of Only $8.00 a4 IKE cut—in fime American walnut. Consists of & end bed, chifforette and semi-vanity dresser. @a@ A set of unusual beauty, good workmanship offered at an aera: low price. Real Saas value for only. . ~ecces Se “, ———— a ee ee oe -— ee Sle hate ate Ny a ily Re na oa Qo wet we we Seer ree eee ae araetetaedciaeeseriaaeas ‘sia £ _ Serrereereaeeare it Y ERT TTELIMLELLLLLELLLe =the on Se aed = _ a SS — - e fits ° - - - . - - ~ _— « a ° SE RRR Ne RE Sa TR SN RAEN RCN TE CIR NN NOE ANE SEE RE TR IRS RE Hee eS - ee + « — « ¢ Po — ee ee ; t2~ Fr os o~> ~ s - > - ‘ 4 ~~ =F » . ~ ~ ~=e > - a « ~ & a « " sin eet br engineers and highway officials sive in const ruction—in two- from all over the United States. as me well as from many foreign countries tone mahogan} or walnut fin- including Canada, South America ish and would sell regularly Europe and even Japan, India and t $15.00 = Australia. 5 2 Sag . — ~ Pet Theortes Fxploded. “Tiiinols may well be proud of the e e - e economic results secured from this SAR x Beautiful Three-Piece Fiber Suite for purely research work.” said 0)d- , a er. “The results have been gratify- | ing beyond the hopes of the en- , 7 aa ; “+ s » ° gineers. Some pet theories have se —— C f Ch Rock d T bl been exploded, such as the benefi- Ss Z ~ ; oie : ‘A onsisting Oo alr, cr an e © cial effect of tile drains under paved ) | Siaieret weendan bose oats |--: * BLP All Three Pieces, $45 Value for $32.75, on Easy Terms thickness heretofore used for the - 1 . —— : Oe ~ center may be safely decreased and ———SssssssssSSSsS Ss SSS eee the edges proportionately increase4é. s ) 7 : ‘ cost. 3. As a resnit of the tests. a de ie cee one ey A\N attractive piece of fur- pen. aT 4A la OU must admit that $99.50 is a wonderfully low price for a high - grade | 2 ' == 8 ; 5-Piece Bedroom Set like this. It is exactly as illustrated — in popular The Bates road has attracted : world-wide attention. ‘I: was visited Table and Bookrack — mas- ‘ Set consists of large bow-end — large dresser with pattern mirror, roomy chiffonier, attractive dressing table and bench to match. All five pieces for : giving a stronger pavement at less © ‘- ; Five Handsome Pieces at the Lowest Prices on Record sign has been developed which con- omy. niture combining End —? Mage , Queen Anne period design and in beautiful nut-brown walnut finish. This only $99.50—on terms of on ¥ $6.00 2 month. value for only $17.63. © | - hen wo | } 7 : - : : i ; i t . ie > tem Bit oa | > Pam ‘i ; - 4 . , ee jae Pee ; i 7! | i J im if , Pe 4% | pe he vo ee wi : a e — ee ee ‘ so-called flexible tops to sustain the heaviest truck traffic permitted by; law, and others of importance. ; . : ae | | “Other so-called experimenta) : * _- ete \ et 22S Sy % = 40 fa Fa se - Is — cx a Nothing to Equal This Has Been Offered in Years! Don’t Miss It. “os: per cee... , $1.15 - a @ y 77 . . FURE COCOA—Per = = : — HINK how attractive this Set will look in your living room or sum parlor. It is ex- ce actly as illustrated—three large fiber pieces in choice of three exquisite finishes— ae consists of long table with 22x35-inch top, comfortable rocker and armchair $5.00 a Month = Sd —all upholstered in combination cretonmmes to match the finish of the | hber. The seats are spring filled and every detail of the con- = £ you t see this betutifal Living-Reem Set—we bnew ee cosas is of a class and character seldom seen at a price you cannot equal it anywhere else. Consists of davenport. Hise thi it's an actual $45.00 quality which we offer armchair amd arm rocker—richly overstuffed in beautiful shades for $32. 75 om terms of $2.50 cash and $2. 5° a month. of velour. Frames in mahogany fmish with =e ors “ALT. spring seats, spring backs and a | 00 arms. A real $16s5.co value—aer : — VeITE BANNER WAL T— 45c¢ May-Stern's for Ranee sate ioe Ee ie _ All Goods Marked in Plain Figures—Strictly One Price to All Gas Ranges —_ oe CAL. HAMS—Per y= Terms—$2.00 a Month SS SS b NEIL'S S88 AR-cCUCRED 22ic : IKE cut—have steel body and BREAKFAST BACON — 20c Fad : large oven. Very compact and per th " _* comvemicnt. A Range that sell« Pay SALT RIms— Sc in ms Treg@lariy at $40.00. Special for < | tims week at May-Stern’s at the PALSY WW LRONI—2 25c : unusuaily low price cf ae | i $ Wh) an Re pe eae

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— EE — >... ~ : oe —_ seam ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RUE LIFE STORI ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26, 1923. Louis fy Neighivors Who Wouldn’t Believe He Killed tis Wife Suddenly Turned Against £ Niece a Few Days After the Tragedy e°see2# 7 G@ ees a *segs See ®e@-, ees ett il = Oe ere ee pre. _~—s —_=" - , ~~... - RAHN ; P \ \ ae. 4 Bo ge a _ iz — — a pt NN YS SS IN L - aL if ‘ \ ‘ Beng ‘. is ile a ae Pes Qa QQ So Buoyed by the Sympathy of His Townsmen Was John Elii- son Scott, La Cygne (Kan.) Merchant, Fhat He Promptly Fought Back When the State Presumed to Makea Charge Against Him at the Preliminary Hearing, Forcing It. to His and the Community’s Surprise, to Reveal Some Startling Evidence It Was Holding for Later Use—Promptly, All Those Who Had Offered Their Fortunes as Bail for Him Deserted Him and Now He Must Await Trial in Jail—Ex- plains His Meeting With Girl at Hotel and ‘Registering as Husband and Wife by Saying He Merely Wanted to Talk Over~Some Innocent Subjects With Her. - SASS . | 2 za sya ~ ’ PP ease 2e ' ~ fert®es 7, »* 5 f r o 5 - i aed ° 9 — S| + _ > e « 4 ~—*> weve tee has se] ‘ . ats. ee ~ lly ~~ Ae ~~ > shaded by old trees on a wide lawn, brightened by gay flowers, was that of the Scotts. Two Linn County families of good standing liminary to the beginning of teaching in the fall. Raed UM ‘\ mship and Real $225 orobe in One —$1.25 a Month 317: © Chifforobe combines a ell arranged chiffonier with drawers and hat box—and a wardrobe with coat and ser hangers. Built of solid and well finished. A real $25 for only $17.65. — —~ seraph Offer for $49.75 IS is an instrument of style nd quality—finely finished— Jouble spring motor and plays ords. Fully nteed. $75 value. $49.75 f ~ » Se VU yy “tty Wty, fll 100s 4 7 “Merde if wen 7. ff % 1 ‘uff ae sf 4 W//i;, SS SS ARLENE SCOTT The niece of JohnjEllison Scott’s murdered wife whom he met at the Wick Hotel urg, Kas., fegistering as “James B? ; By F. A. BEHYMER, LF A Sat Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. - Pf: Jae LA CYGNE, Kan., Aug. 25. | — AT day in July, when Arlene Scott was | | See CAlled to the telephone at the Normal Col- . { | ‘lege at Pittsburg, Kan., it was the voice of rtable Phonograph 8 Ellison Scott, La Cygne merchant, that ; = over the wird “That you, Arlene?” the thing to take with you ge and she answér@f’ that it was. ‘I’m ee ee a hs m the depot,” he said. “I must see you. Can case. $35.00 $18 75 "me down?’ § Arlene said she thought it MEETS fs o'o a 0 ’ Wd. be managed. ) She went to the depot and he met her there, m@ the eagerness of one who keeps a tryst. Wee much that he wanted to say to her the station was such a public place. So e by Day tt AI’ We Went to the Wick,Hot@. But the lobby o by Night ~ ™ @ public place, tou they ae ty to a room. for $42. 4 _ Bett, charged with the murder of his wife, . = » Unt of Arlene, on June 19, had the | AThble _— 5 ay and sympathy of his community until by Day t became known. Now it is against Sad, finding in the tryst a motive, con- “; him, yet untried, for the crime. ribbon Mrs. Elinore Scott bought for her ™ Watch, the handkerchief she carried in hand, her gloves and umbrella are silent —-— . “a a ~~ Vere %, . a , es tee a \ “ae cee | S QQ Pe . aw ‘ ~- ae w RSA RS gether. Scott had no bad habits and was looked upon as a model young husband. It has come to light since the death of Mrs. Scott that once there was some trouble, when Scott took exception to what he considered was a too friendly attitude on the part.of a married man of La Cygne to Mrs. Scott, but this was smoothed over so quietly that La Cygne; al- though it has a keen ear for that sort of thing, did not hear about it at the time. Strangely, another’ man, closely associated with Scott in a business way, has, since the death of Mrs. Scott, been so harried by con- science that he has gone to coynty officials and confessed a fondness for Mrs. Scott ahd ex- pressed a desire to be punished, but there was no punishment to fit the case and as there seemed to be no bearing upon the murder he was sent away without the expiation which he sought. ° When Arlene Seott was 15 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scott, wanted her to go to class and with all the honors which it ee power of Ahe school to bestow. : Ne ee ee ee eee ed 3 a - * rie PO ’ ee Oba te! : ' *. + _ ‘ y von GB po Seemed / PROSECUTOR Ww. Ww. ; , ur. we She was to have bad a . ape Or on further preparation she went to the Pittsh June 19 Haynes’ tent show wis het aa@ high school and {it herself for a teacher.. There Cygne society availed ftealf.of, th was no high school convenient to their home, _ version. Mr. 14 miles west of La Cygne, in the Ogkwood * te ‘¢€ . Pm nt Fo eon Bs CO a ied * we * et nn ee ee ax, all nail a . aw Oe ee ws ne * a pas } ‘3 ‘ee * ed “ ” FP . Pad Re - a v J * ie Fy ath ie. Ot ee in * ai Pp eae Py 4 » He car * ¥ ¥ v s ‘- "3 “> by 2 et " 4 4 ; ane ee ee ” ~ s ~~ ai ne ie ciel ah oe | oF, a ae Saas ee Oe ee ee, ae ™ Re CEng eRe” IN |0 aeag | “OO eo - * See: = et a’ = _ «c

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a ee ar ete SS? ee ee er oe ere yee eee +2 es = ee eee ae o frat or. Lot pene. or eee . RE LOCH Qe Pt oe av Soo est * ~~ a . - : 4) ! of a . + . ee 7 6 fm eet ree at improvised lake of sea water, is said to hare cost $300,000. The ordimarr expenses of this young Croesus, according to his secre- tarry. were $500 a day. At ome of these feasts. t= Paris. be the acquaintance of a widow known as Mar- gcerite Lorenms, and also as Meger Mu She was i rears older than he. but her gsowing beauty, enhanced by the little touch of art that reinforce nature, had Jost none its charms. Her slender figure retained it: graceful comtours, and her dark eres stil] shone with the luster of youth. The Egypti fascinated. and Mme. Lorenms became his eling compazioz. His tufatuation was so boundless that be determined to make this woman, famous : the upper strata gebaucherrT, mace Was of Parisian The wife. He took her intreduced ber to his familr. whe protested riolentiy against the propesed marriage. But the French woman won them over br becoming a conrert to Cairo and to Islam. and the wedding was celebrated last December according to Mohammedan rites. rhere was also a civil ceremon It appeared had been ah a mutual that wediock quick 5 What MMMeasuracdie passic rage of reruision. complicated sarage upfliarings of the band upbdraided the she accused him of madir to live on Fahmy Bevr's the husband. his wife and cid flame The wite over her past. “iious Tices Each was /ealous. AMer the wedding. ther FTeL racht: an Loc ked ww lienerer palatial like an Orienta!) “ultaa. rr maid un on board be went ashore Seen ——————- They “ Smacked™ | Each Other tenn thn eed Deeperate scenes came to be of daily occur renee. and soon the courle crew so shameless 8 thetr hatred ta (ner earrted An Th et: _-_ - - a = . . ~~ * * OCessal t 4 iarTe is rot ‘i | Jrivaie ut rT the most pubiic piaces, with utter disresard as t@ whe might be witnesses. Waiters beard “Princess” Fahmy Bey as she is LTE MIDE ALLOA ty) YUH” Me — 44 Ue % 5 G/. “ i/ “> ddor today bem berating each Both tnetr encounters. thets. usua.iY +o 7?" were always exchang- ing hidinas,” testified Said Enan cloegy which cause: ™ > *——- * _——— , a 3 sv ot a . -_ bet Ween [et ween them Poth were jealous : ~ zi Gt aione. she Makes remark:: alone he \akes retmiaris wT) oe af London. where ther took Their spent in a round of erpensive tumecBeens. purchases of a* the SarTror dare Were The beautiful appeared im Paris” gay world i jewels, extravagant dinzers, the dresses and aters, super pers and dances—all punctuated with Fahagiy and pcur- to his already buge feet brawis constantly mounting in intensitr. Bey bad a2 mania for fast motor cars. based sevreral to add He boasted that be bad the swiftest and a.so the fastest motor —_— _ a ———o © _ ~ —-* each owned and that each slept at night with her weapon om tables beside the beds. Pahmy's piste! ber husband pistol, °° > - cu (aa: . Ter oi : instant reach. Vme. bheary and vowerful cone: he Was murdered. According revolvers were kept as 42 thieves. for his emplorer usually had a quantity of va.cagi@ jewelry im their possession. The fatal quarrel, acecerding to Said Enxanr. arose operation which an English advised Mme. Fahmy to have per- ‘cr RusOand insisted that she go to hospital; she retorted that she the operation sowhere buat iz toid Ber she might go te Paris xed, Sut that he weuld stay in Londen, and aiso would refuse to par any of Ler expenses. 3, the secretary related, he lugched with his master and mistress. on bad terms.” he said. “is- other, even in front of the watter. were mo bdbiows—just words. names.” The erchestra leader went to the table and asked Mme. Fahmy what be should plar. She answered: “It's ne use. because mr husband las threatemed to murder me in 24 bours.” oTer an i it sae Ter here Locked Him Out of Room ifter lumcheon Said Enanr went shopping [2 Mme. Fahmr. who speaks no English, aad purchased several dresses for her trip to Then she went to a hairdresser aad three attended a theater. the secretarr. Fahmy Bev tried to “he Was really very nice to She kept saying: ‘I *Ten ng Tie said ther had supper at the then than at lusch.” id Enan; urged that ther 10u.d not be parted; that she was married to . and he should not allow ber to go alone Presentir she rose and cried: ‘I am fed up I danced with ber and tried te caim her. Dut she said “Nothing doing.” ” Amer supper. Mme. Fahmy went upstairs Pst, and the secretarr escorted her to the if Her husband fellowed a few minutes Iister. but returned and informed Said Emany that nis wife had locked bim eut amd refused te open the Geer. The secretary went te bed at was worse “She Marguerite Lerens when she irst “Prince” and “Princess” Fahmy Bey on their honeymoon. later he was awakened , and over the wire came Mme. Pabmy'’s voice. scz “| Barve stot at Ali: Re went to the body l:45 @ clock by the eslephen gid it. . and saw bis roung master’s beimg carried awar Mme. Fahmy ae nos testify at either the inquest or the prelimizarr hearing. bat her account of the tragedy was related br Dr. E_S. Cordon, who taiked with her immediateiy aft- erwards. She said that at supper ber busband threatened to “@mash her bead” with a bott! and tnat she locked him out because she was afraid. But later, on account of his picading. she admitted him. “Didz’t Know It Was Loaded” Be approached her with threats, and begaz handling her whereupon she seized her reroiver and fred a sit from the window was unheard, because of the thunderstorm. Fahmy retreated into the corridor. and she tried to persuade him to return. He renewed his threats and cuffs. she said. and she simed at him and pulled the trigger. She thought. she asserted, that the rerolrer had contaized only one cartridge, which had been discharged br the shot from the window. asd was astounded br the report. When her busband feil she thought at frst be was sham- ming. and did scot know what she had doue until she saw biced. She bad continued to pull the trigger because she “had lost her bead.” She Gred three shots. and all took Ticientir. efect. ome causing four wounds. due to a bailet that passed througil When asked br asSand. Mme. Fahmy Her appearance in Bow street at euriesity and a large crowd. the press table were dusky bry four Egyptian sewspapers. She in mournin without 2 touch of her face was marbdié in is palier. composed at first. but seon begam the testimony was transiated fer French. As the details of har ried life were brought eut, she to bide her face in ber furs. When sion. remanding ber for trial, was 90a she collapsed, and rirtually had te ie frem the dock. Among these the dead man’s brother-in-law and and Mme. Said, of Paris, who ered the with looks of bitter hatred. It is expected that the trial wii | orable in the azudals of the C The defendant's attornuer, Freke been considered a past master ta the of women charged with murder. sae drous buat casuccsstr ght for | Mary Ellen Piercer. PSimer, at @e hearing. revealed hints of his plas of through questions as to whether Figo didn't begin knocking his wife abeut® of their marriage, threaten to hare in the Thames, and beast that be Om her anata by “am Algerian whe expelled from Cairo.” Said Enaay all these questions in the segatira. ~ Deserted by Friends, He Awaits Trial in & he kitchen and dining room Continued From Preceding Pager. the performance they drove home and Scott put the machine tu the gamage at the rear of the lot. facing the side street. about 50 feet from the beuse, which is on a coruer. It was 11 o'clock. 7. His Version of the Murder Scott says his wife went <o the house and he tarried te oi] the clutcir of Bis car and give it some other seeded attention. He says Mrs. Scott bad Deen gone probabiy 19 mizetes when threagh ¢t and did sot see his wife his and he hastened to the west door of @ room. wife lying on the floor sear 6 bieod from two ballet wounds waist. Seott’s statement. up to thie rermfied and uncontradicted. so far are concersed. [It will be for 4 mine whether the physical facts oT contradict. But the pistol shot. smiting the ness, were heard. asd from that ~~, _s =perial the pelice whether | Was noted The chie* Me py on . o He entered the lighted room and Statements in-pat NEW re len na div rem Court of this ‘bat as one m ber view Wiha blackest caly more and more More fiercely «a SEN Mrs tefendan: 4n 42nagie eren What was unkzo ime Moste Crig =e a2 vow of TRo+«e who. she ’ to obliterate ber offeuder. of anq wrinkled man t her ™ 2 skull cap. _eaciied notes and ch t the testimony Thix = Multi millionaire, four years of t could preen he S divorce suit. ef separation and °° Wy “ “Two! Three! : crder came ¢

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[ guNpAY. | if AUGUST 26. 1923 SS ee ’ UNDA aveter 2a hose. | e- f 43 ie | F The City Circulation of the Daily POST-D] ’ 9 \dventuresg) 2 Le © - OSS a — a % , LL et ——- \S yjhlldd Why, titi Mttiy, BN S Se ly AAR . MMA SS \ Sineeineeeeetiineeesenntee ee a SIX!” SHE CAN COUNT NOW CiUN Grou : MAAQY NN ~ ~~ ——— ee -— SS + rameter on raphs of Mrs. Stokes made during the trying days when she was de- Rot he a Y “ ¥.f onor in the New York courts. ' H New York Multimillionaire Vowed, When She Had - Won Success after Terrific Legal Battle, to Pursue Relent- | Wsly Those Who Had Striven tb Blacken Her Character : hat Her Elderly Spouse Might Prove His Case Against a Her and Force Them to Make Public Acknowledgment of ' the Wrong They Had Done to Her—“I Am Going After the ' Last One Now.” She Says When She Attacks Her Hus- it honeymoon. ; hz four wounds. Death was te Statements About Her. hat passed through the orain. 2? the police whether she had Me d, Mme. Fahmy replied, “Yes.” = Dispatch. ce in Bow street attracted great cs » NEW YORK, Aug. 25. _ large crowd. Conspicuous at? HEN Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes was ere dusky correspondents =" defendant in a divorce suit in the Su- newspapers. She was dreseeé= Boe ™@* Court of this city two years ago, thout a touch of color, and =. Roted that as one witness after another blé in its pallor. She was * ies; in her view, to asperse her char- , but soon began to sed & a With blackest calumnies, her red hair as translated for her inte ae @°Te.2nd more angrily, her blue eyes details of her unhappy mar 2 &- More fiercely and her uptilted rought out, she seemed to tr &0.angie even more defiant than na- in her furs. When the ded- . at . What Was unknown, except to herself. her for trial, was pronow pee) like Monte Cristo, she was mentally virtually had to be Dy & vow of relentless vengeance Among those present , those who, she beliaxed, had criminally brother-intaw and sister, Dr. to obliterate her good name. of Paris, who eyed the prisoner | Chief offender, of course, was the dod- ‘*% ang wrinkied man of 65 who sat oppo- itter hatred. » 2 that the trial will be mem” in a skull cap, filling reams of paper med notes and chuckling sardonically mnals of ‘the Criminal] Courts. | z “attorney, Freke Palmer, has | ony. This was her husband, the @ past master in the defense Js millionaire, Wijliam Far! Dodge with murder, since his wom cessful? fight for the life | y. Palmer, at the Bow street ~ hints of his plan of campaiga Post- Special Correspondent of the nose 3 four years of batthe in the courts, Mrs. oo Dreen herself.,upon defeating her mes divorce Suit, obtaining instead a as to whether Fahmy Bey. ? of separation and an allowance of $18,- king his wife about the dav 7 = yet, winning the ‘unquestioned and threaten to have her throws © ne custody” of their two children, and and boast that he would , Rs her dower right to one-third of by “an Algerian who has a ia New York real estate, valued at ro.” Said Enany replied @ 4,000 to $10,000,000. in the negatire. . a y, it is estimated that the litiga- ae his wife cost Stokes no less than . 7? 88 he had to pay the fees of her coun- 4 ~ = as his own. Having firmly tied her ; "2 in these various and sundry extremely ™ of = 8, Mrs. Stokes could feel justified in al in Jail 4 band aloft and exclaiming. like Ed- >) ; . men and dining room wife his apprehension gre". wh _ | nsosilel to the west door of the dinisg Wo! Three! Four! Five!” ie So lighted room and found B® floor near a couch, with t | ahs order came four witnesses who tes- bullet wounds staining bef t the divorce. suit that they had seen at divers times, and in various URattire, in the apartment of Edgar & Wealthy oil operator from Cali- Was living at 13 East Thirty-fifth + is now revealed that Mrs. Stokes ia Witnesses before Acting District iih~ a ra. confronted them face to face, and from that point shere is 5 Fo, them to confess that they had len” testimony. As Stokes has y. Neighbors who were - the 4; wakened by the shots, a oe Yorce suit, and as it is the policy Attorney's office to avoid inter- : “i rey paged ig | civil actions, the matter of further Elia.’ i in this aspect of the case has tem- put aside. However Mrs. Stokes on Page 16. 3 st, up to this point, is ua” tradicted, so far as witnesset, ae will be for a jury to detet, re physical facts serve to verity ; shots, smiting the village band’s Son, Whom She Charges With Making Scandalous could well raise four more fingers and count Four! There remained an actor in this marital meio- drama against whom Mrs. Stokes felt an espe- This was her stepson, W. E. D. “Two! Three! Five!”’ cial rancor. Stokes Jr., generally known by the nickname of “Weddie.”’ which was coined from his initials He was Stokes’ son by his first wife. now Mrs. Philip_M. Lydig, the announcement of engagement to the Rev. Percy Stickney Grant. pastor of the Church of the Ascension, caused a sensation in Episcopalian circles during 1921 The marriage was forbidden by Bishop Man- ning. Mrs. Lydig, who was Miss Rita Hernan dez de Alba de Acosta, divorced Stokes in 1900 and Capt. Philip M. Lydig in 1919. “%® Among the two dozen men named ! as alleged corespondents were his wife's step- brother. Roland Miller, and her cousin. Hal € Billig Jr. To this list the aged plaintiff had no scruple in adding the name of his own son It is true that the name was withdrawn before the trial began, but in another case, a vear later, Stokes testified under oath that “‘Wed- die,”” whom he described as “‘the apple of my eye,”” had been guilty of repeated acts of mis- conduct with Mrs. Stokes, beginning in 1911. when the boy was 14 or 15 years old. whose vy Stokes ——_——_ The “My Darling Pop” Note * With his divorce petition, Stokes filed an affidavit, which contained the following pas- sage: yAfter being informed of the relations exist- ing between W. BH. D. Stokes Jr. and the de fendant, upon said W. E. D. Stokes Jr. arriving in New York in January, 1919, deponent (Stokes Sr.) asked him if same were true, and with regret he admitted same." The affidavit furthér recited that the statement was so seri- ous the elder Stokes could not at first believe it. whereupon the son remarked: “Well, if I put it in writing and sign my name to it, you will believe it is true.” So the boy delivered to his father a brief note, addressed to ‘““My Barling Pop,’’ in which he said he had visited Mrs. Stokes at Narra- gansett Pier in the preceding autumn. How- ever, as his name was withdrawn, the youth did not testify at the trial. He was at that time a student in the University of Chicago Law School. This attack was the more distressing to Mrs. Stokes, in that, as she avers, she had always attempted to treat ““Weddie" with the same tenderness she gave to her own children. At the trial she produced a letter to her husband, in which she had written that “Weddie is as much in my affections as anyone.”” Moreover, she produced another letter, purporting to have € 4 Sw WQOo.rs ~~ ae % 2 arr “UW iddddddaddde Wij >» Sob > v } Willi VW tt LL Wits Vs: Wt, dsdidddédddde Wl "LAA MAA A AA = _ a Wi WU fh sMi2i*hbDa til bess de A ee ee ed SSS fh, SAS ASL LAL ALL 4SA#i Lil 7 a. Z 7 A ff “ FFP EER ES We ddd Vi. deg Vid Wa VW) “ny, Sega Kip, LL Le dcdcdc 4 Uy E\S ee? Le EE % « ~S RM MN WILLIAM EARL DODGE STOKES, Elderly multimillionaire, who has been defeated at every turn in his effort to divorce his wife and cut off her dower rights. been written and signed by young Stokes, which ran as follows: ‘A rumor has been circulated that Mrs. W. E. D. Stokes and myself have been doing indis- ereet things, which I believe’is only circulated to injure my stepmother; and for that reason { make this declaration that no improper re- lations of any kind or nature, either in thought or deed. have been committed by either of us with the other.”’ | “Now After the Last One” So, a few days ago, Mrs. Stokes left her home in Denver and descended upon Chicago. ““Wed- die" was graduated from law school last June and is associated with the firm of Fisher, Bor- den, Kales & Bell, 134 South La Salle street. According ta, her account, she first. gave him an opportunity to retract his charges, but he UW oe __ Uf” SPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,00C 7 — _ Ke ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : h Se ee —_—- -. ——_— ee ee en RA ay WS PB QQQiWMOAoay : a ner ek . . =. s . “.° Y et SS ~ PEMOWMWWO nowwoowWw YS VW al % * SSS E> kl" v.—.-Fw' \ ee eee —_— _---— RVVOHNaw W TVomr®Qoo_wi» A’ SN _ » 4° 9 ? ad - YY Vm, Ries W n> eal RC one 3 ay “Som. ee SN RSS RS AS Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes as she appeared in Chicago during the past week when she filed her suit against “Weddie” Stokes for $1,000,000. evaded the opening. Thereupon she filed suit against him in the Superior Court of Chicago for $1,000,000, declaring that the “Darling Pop” letter had injured her feelings and reputation to that extent. “T have relentlessly traced every person who had anything to do with the baseless charges against me,” said “Mrs. Stokes after entering the damage suit, “and I am now after the last one of them.’ This was her way of making a final Monte Cristo gesture, and of raising the count to: ~ ° oom “The action filed speaks for itself,’’ continued Mrs. Stokes in a statement which she wrote at the Drake Hotel and gave to reporters. ‘You will recall that certain accusations were made against me by W. E. D. Stokes. I won my. suit in New York, and my attorney. Samuel Unter- myer, proved that the witnesses who testified against me were bought and paid for. Since then some of them have made their confessions of perjury to the District Attorney of New York. ‘Tt had no desire, nor have I any desire, of disgracing Stokes Jr., and with that in mind 1! communicated with him on my arrival, in or- der that he might be given an opportunity of also confessing that the statements he made against me were not true. He has avoided the issue—-hence the sult “I do not know what Mr. Untermyer's plans are now, but I do know that every person in- volved in the conspiracy to defame me will be prosecuted, and I am able to prove that Stokes Jr. was substantially paid for his_part in this suit.”’ ee _ Story o When the first Mrs. Stokes obtained her di- vorce. on the only ground admissible in this State. ‘““‘Weddie’"’ was delivered into her control. But when she married Capt. Lydig, in 1902, the custody of the child reverted to the father. As a lad he made many experiments in wireless telegraphy. and once appeared before a con- gressional committee in Washington to protest against a measure designed to curtai! the activ- ities of radio amateurs. The first act of this tragi-comedy began in 1910, when Miss Melen Elwood of Denver, aged 20. or a few years more, went to New /fYork to study French and music. She became the guest of friends df her mother, Dr. and Mrs. William . A. Hendricks, who lived at the Ansonia Hotel. W. E. D. Stokes was owner of the Ansonia, and one day saw the piquant, auburn-haired voung girl passing through the lobby. Accord- ing to her account. the enterprising old man instantly leaped to his feet, followed her into the elevator and pursued her straight into Mrs. Hendricks’ apartment, where he demanded ‘an introduction. A proposal soon followed, and they were married on Feb. 11, 1911, in Jersey Cit s Stokes, under the terms of his firs wife's ‘divorce, was forbidden to remarry in New York State while she lived. According to the millionaire’s version, related on the witness stand, it was Miss Elwood who did the propesing. He said he found her weep ing and that she told him of her troubles and of another man's proposal of marriage “I téld her,” he testified. ‘that if I was a young mar, she was just the kind of gir! | would pick to propose to, and asked her if she had not found any man that she loved. She said she had, and when I asked his name, she burst into tears and said I was the man, the only man in the world she had ever seen whom she loved. I told her I was no saint. but if she wanted to become mv wife. care for my boy. look after me and be satisfied, | would marry her. She agreed.’ Testifving in ber own defense at the divorce trial, Mrs week after the marriage she found in her apartment a woman known to her only as “Mme. Estelle.” After she had gone, Mrs. Stokes asked her husband what she was doing there. and he replied that she was formerly one of his ‘‘women,” and that he couldn't get rid of her During the honey- moon. Stokes came in with aeid on his clothes, and explained it had been thrown at him by another of his “women. who was angry be- cause he got married. Stokes said that a ' Chauffeur as Husband’s Detective | ee — Se The bride discovered. she said, that the chauffeur was keeping a record of her morve- ments, and that her husband had hired de- tectives to follow her about. She declared that he introduced her to three detectives as his personal friends. and told her to take them motoring in the park. They invited her to drink. but she took only lémonade. On her re- turn, Stokes confessed the ruse. and laughingly said his purpose was to discover whether she was a “moral woman.” One day, soon after the marriage, she con- RS HER IN HER DIVORCE FIGHT, —_——_ ~————s Is ee Ras er or Se SOO QNABNAwgy SWS ~ ss Sb be ; RWI tele 4 ¢ > - Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes as she appeared in + 911 at the time of her marriage to her elderly, , suitor. tinued, be took her to the courthouse and com- * manded her to sign a-paper, using such lowd- and threatening tones that she obeyed without.’ reading it, in erder to avoid a public scene. ~ Later, she testified, she discovered she had bean tricked mto signing away her dower rights, {n _ return for an income of $500 a month as long’ as she rémained Stokes’ wife. as grat Her husband's brother, Tom Stokes, whom she described as being ‘“‘very old, very drunk and very disgusting,”’ told her that her hus- | band didn’t care for her and had never loved apy woman but his first wife. One pight, at dinner, she related, Tom called her vile names,.. whereupon she rose from.the table and | clared she would not eat with him. Her hus- band pinned her arms against the wall, ordered the butler to serve his brother, and held her there until. Tom had finished eating. Theamy she said, Stokes threatened to lock her in a dark , room without food until she learned he wag. boss of the house. ge Stokes also threatened, she testified, to plate “a big black negro” on guard in her rooni. He also engaged a negro detective to investigat * her past in Denver, and upbraided him sav-. agely because he could discover nothing incrim- inating. He introduced her to women of ques- tionable character, she said, and kept 45 chickens in their apartment at the Ansonia, whiclP was so dirty that she had to go to'a-- friend's home to eat. bite Mrs. Stokes was a bride of four months whan, . her 55-year-old husband was brought home with _. two bullets in his right leg and a third in his — ankle. His explanation was that he had gons’* to the apartment of a show girl named Lillide Graham, at 225 West Bightieth street, to rex: claim 73 letters he had written to her before .. his marriage. She demanded $25,000, he said, .. and on his refusal to pay she shot him three times and then held him while her roommate, Ethel Conrad, also a show girl, shot at him. When he tried to escape, he continued, th Japanese servants waylaid him in the hall ang.’ beat him black and blue. oust The girls were placed on trial. accused of ag _ sault with attempt to kill. Miss Graham's story was that Stokes went blustering into the apart)’* ment, demanded his letters and began chokiayg’* her, whereupon she shot him in self-defensec:s The two girls were acquitted by a jury. sali “The verdict was a terrible shock to me,” said Stokes. “It left me a disgraced maz.” es As further proof of her charges of cruel treat- ment, Mrs. Stokes produced at the trial a diarv* in which she had kept a minute account of daily.» happenings. It contained such passages nel these: “Will smashed dishes at breakfast. An- other scene with Will. I made a great mistake in marrying him. Trouble again. pe ” Simply can-** not stand Will’s and Tom's gebuse. Will fright 4 ened me again. How sorry I am I married ¥t:/ The climax of their troubles came on Years Eve night. in 1917. Hal Billig was « holiday guest at the Stokes residence, 317 West Seventy-eighth street. Stokes was feeling id="? disposed and asked Billig to take his cousin to the theater. also inviting the young man to dine with him next day at his clab. While they were gone, Stokes natied up passageway between his wife's room and guest chamber occupied by Billig, and created da: scene when they returned, driving Billig frem.. the house. Mrs. Stokes left her husband t “ore days later. and went to the home of hers x r > 2. - a Mrs. Mary Arthur Scott Miller of Denves, Continued on Page 16. = , > -_. ——— Se ties i te — By eee? SE Ae RE SR OR, RG oes ger

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: tee 2 eee PE => eres eg ere °° i> =~ ge i ~ er & FP & uae SR PEM ee Re ee . . ; i * a 2s 4 . * a ee , : —_ - ee Rte: seme emer am «a ee ee ee ee Po ra — - i> — me oe 16 “DESERTED BY FRIENDS WHEN THEY HEAR OF TRYST WITH GIRL Comtinued from Page ti. = He met persons as he ran to 47. k and a hal? away. Morrison's, a bic and repeated, with sight variations > that his wife had been shot, and bade .- them hurry to his house Persons sith a talent for éetermining wnat they would ¢o under given c.ircum- riances think would have sent som for the doctor and returned to the house. Marbe they would have and maybe not Impuleee are ur- regulsteé ané conéuct may be ec- centric under excitement It may have been a sense of urgemcy that drove Scott after the ¢octor in pret- erence to sending. and i may have that be had reasons for not wanting te remain with his wife Ané it may be that he acteé on un- potivated itmpulse The circum- stance lacks any element of con- held at the preliminary examination -P-B. Leiéy tives directly across the street from the Scott home. He beard -- the shots and leoked across. He sav ~~ man be thinks was Soott cross the _. Cimimg-Proom ané heard him cry: “Oh. “my Ged. Ella, can’t you help me” “> Then Scott ran from the house and calleé for help Mra Scott bad been shot twice through the breast. The avtopery éis- closed that one of the .31-caliber au- oot romati¢ ullets haé entered ber body -omn a straight lire and the other “probably fired as she was ‘falling “backward. had ranged slightly vup- =- hearé of tn La Creme that people, eqidom take the trouble to lock their ~ doors anc there was nothing abcvt the Soott house. pleasant home though ft waa, to attract a burglar County Atterners WW. Ederburn and Ghertff Elfingtern searched the premises and pumped the cistern ary, thinking the weapon might have been thrown in there. but found nothing toe throw light om the crime or the identity of the murderer. The inquest was perfunctorr An open werdict. that the deceased came to ber Geath at the hands of a person ™" waknoewse to the furr. was retu Wife's Léfe Insured for $3000. Before the furera! Soot: fe “ ® ™eaetre of suspicicor im the pro- cease of considering a)! Persons tleekizng for ~ weigheé the fact tha‘ —-@ebt and his Dusiness was >aé agains: —— me other fact that his wife's life was tmeucred fer $800° But that was ro’ very ee and few believed a ~—- 4 ee - — | «= crowd at the tz from the fe _ Sriemdly crowd Sco was ‘the cen- ~~ ler of its interest and sympathy. The — People pondered the mystery and gethered in Enmots and éiscussed and confeaped themse ves ba‘’f ed ‘ The County Attorney ana the ~~ Baertff had found reasen :o suspec: ca stronger motive Aer me bods bad Deen taken away for the funers they wert te the house and made « — ™ore compiete search even po “apart the stere in ‘he Gang mm > @@ the chamce thar —might here been . imta “dam chamber. They found nothing bet eat 6 o'clock on the erening of @ 21, fellowing the fureral. Scot: ~. Teo vine Bowes em & Warrant charging =~ him with the murder cf his wife. He [. Wee taken te Mound City the county seat. and gave bond > AL the preliminary hearing July oe * Before Justice Potter the cesti- ‘mony related only te the TT erances immediately surrounding the Sedeath of Mre Scott rensisting for -) *™@ Most pert of the recitals of o~ "eighbers as to what Scort did and mid. The only signifcant thing was @ ine Statement of Leidy that he saw & man be thought was Scott cress fF «he dining reer after the ehots were eg Tired and cry out oO. my " kik. can't = Peres merren by Fiche. Lacking proe q@ 2e8’ ton 4 ’ a Diteenee Gia wm ‘tyme te intredece. the fe Mi reng and there were jmeent when the Just $i¢.@08@ bord From wo ee : tb 44 @ ' you help me offered - taken. the bend = pertected and Scot’ reieased = ‘Prebabliy encouraged bdr the farcr- , — “we public sentiment. Scott. . ef Rabeas corpua Giemimg that the proof had rot been s=eiTiciest te fustify Justicre Porter's JuGec3o Gates. after reading the of the testimery taken Juste Petter. declared mac , ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH there was only ome line in the 119 pages that threw **uspicion upor Scott, and that was the statement of Leliéy. but the case was of such im:- portamce that he felt he should hear further testimony, an4 be set a bear- ing The County Attorney and the Sher- iff. in the face of averse pubiic sen- timent. had been pressing their 'n- quiry on the theory that Scort killed his wife One evening they picked up Arelene Scott. whe was tn Moun City. and took ber in an actomobie into the neart; where (her could talk quietly with her. She toic them some things. but not as mouc*. as ther wanted to know. Taking re*- uge behiné « poor memory, she sa. ¢ thet was all she could think of th ut if she could think of anyth later she would tel) them. The next Gar the girl. accom paniec by her mother and little ent to the Sheriffs home enc mec 2 statement to Ellington and his » fe which also was overheard ty -—-_¢ & > =~ un4er er. bi Durr Attorner E» = meee "he Btate bas facts which have pot been disclosed. or comes ater ossession of such acts 2 events of the 1@ wmieuctes be- tweeg the *=»en Seett drove into the garage and the time when the shets rere fired and th re- maining « ‘materral before Scott ran from the house calling ‘for =o’. 3 Must be pieced together from *TragTien‘ary materta)s "rT. r'ae Unies unexpected preef appears (he guilt or immocence of Scott wi Getermined by little things ittie things are a bit of a henckerchiet. a pair ed an mbreliian. Mrs purchased the bit of rib- wrist wih ber Im 22 enreiope when she and Scett wen* to the tent show. Probably ske heid tt t her band with her bandker- ehief and prebebiry as ther drove home t lar itn ber lap with her han dkert hie’ vr ‘« ™y 7 4 > a , - * ’ ere .~voFr a@rT TPea* ~~ & od » . *> s wite quarreied os man ané the wary ome. . — . ml : 22 Tan fiem Scott bad once garded as ‘oo much ipterested Wrs. Soot? ad Deen «at the show have Deen 4 cause. or « pretez* tor **s Quarre _ 2° a fr course. it is met certain that there was a quarrel. but when Scot: Grove imto the garage his wife te? the car hurried): She was ettber preoccupied or agitated. her gieves and umbrefla in the shawirack and as she stepoed from the machine the ribbon asd er handkerchief far - - sropped uBeoticed or tarried te minister to his machine The hood eas raed. The ciutch pedal bad been propped fer coiling as necesst- mieg by the cemstruction of tbat kind of car But the oiling kad cot been done. Scott ears ff was '4 min- utes Gefore he heard the shom He might Aare coeupied himerif that omg Sefere beginning ‘© of! the utch Or be might. ({ Mra GSrorr ett the gerage im auger or agita- Gen. have changed his mind after prepping the clutch. ead followed her te the house. The west aide of the house was _ refusing ber The City Cecuieties of the Daily POST- brightiy {flurmimated from the street | lamp at the cormer A peTson pesse- img from the west door of the gz- rage to the west @por of the dining room cobid be plainly seen. Nobody bas been found who mw Scott go from the garage to the house either before or after the shots were Mrec¢ east side of the house ts is shadow, deepened by the vines treat beavily cumber a narrow porch The person who fired the snot cou.é have escaped that way through the east Goor of the ¢ining room. opes- ing to the porch zas Sct locked. or could have slipped from the shadows to the garage [{f there had been any purpose iz coinag thar AS bearing upon Leicy’s statemest Seott sars be remembers crogminag room when he went there shots. and exclaiming something. be ¢Goesmnt remember The tesue as Detweer and Lei@y is whether be was immediately after the shots were “ired or after the interval requtrec for bim to reach the bouse from the garage As discounting the burg ar theo the State points to sothing had bees house anc that. opening from the dining room to the outside and another to the kiteben urgiar would not have seeded to kill a woman who came iz anc turmed on ‘cB ligtt. He would have been apprised of the arriva. of the automobile and woulé have bac ampie tim It is thought appears. Scott wife anc éying on thia, it is argued. bis basés or cioth- ing would have beez bicodstained. which they were ect Seir:. might be écone The prosecutor sti” the weapon may it ll cowetri>ute had a .46-caliber store. but denies that be ever owned or bandied an automatic. Ariene Scott. against whom ‘t>bere ts fo charge. is at the bome of ber parents, near Cakwooé. She is ths witness te whom chief tmterest wi cemter at the trial It is expected that she will testify reluctantly and will pot ictertionally make more 2ifficult the defense of tbe mas whe is either very gullty or the very uZ- fortunate tragic circum- stances. _ 2. se s** whica -_— Btw ie ee . bbe. a atter es * Dat Toe) == ~#e a ws MRS. STOKES TAKES i bis wite coeul- . - - tered with a swit for separatice. The wben Justice Finch of the Supreme Ceurt banded ¢own a ¢ecree graznt- img & seperation to Mra Stekea, bu husband's petition a diverce. on the ground that evidence 4 ect substantiate charges. “Tore My Face to Shred«.” Mrs. Stokes premptir ov: suits for annua. alimony of for berself and also to set aside ber busband’s verance of bis rem. estate to « ing com pansy. thus. she allege. priving ber ef her dower : Gtfring te the latter suit. that his wife demanded of $36.90°0 a ber chRilé a rear pom ‘ze real estate i8lcl. a decision re- storing Mra Stekes dower rights wes banded dows br Supreme Court Tustice Colohar Tus, ir case 4 ber husband's gGeath she will receive a *hird Interest ti his property. irre- specuore of the tn berttances of ber James. *. and Helen Mu- ber marriage witt> be interval between Stokes’ d/- ree from Bip fret we and tis arTlage the second he came in’ bike pet. reusgh 42 su oroug¢nr: azainet hin ‘he Sepreme Coeurt Pivsning Lf t+ Mra Lecr MW Raadoiph. a DSesuttful roung woman from Kentucky. who alleged that he wae the ‘father of her 4-year-eld sen. The sult wee dlistmieeed in 1907. the Ceurt heliding ‘hat the papers were improperly drawn and refraining from passing on the allegatiogsn. Ir was rerer reopenet Postpeme Arctic Aerial Hanc. Ry the Asseciered Press DETROIT Aug 74 —The pr-- peeed eeral Yunting expedittes: to | the Arctic circle which « sumber ot | Detroit and New York men plansed te make this month. has been post- poned until sam year, fYSPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. OLDMAN BROS. Offer This B DOWN New Buys This Massive Walnut- Finish SIMM $3 a Month Bays This Combination Range ya a BLUE BIRD DIN Or Over, Either on Cash or Credit Purchases This wonderful new creation in a Bize Bird Dinner Set will lend a tone of a Month $5 Save The Beautiful Bedroom Suite Most astounding offer ever made! Consists of ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL VANITY. ONE LARGE DRESSER, ONE LARGE CHIFFOROBE and ONE BOW-END BED. Note the extraordinarily large pieces ths Suite costars. No smal! undersized pieces. it will pay you to see this wonder- ful bargain. Regular $acc.cc value _——j| oy 7 ‘scr’, Kroehler D ui $5 sae tTk: Kroehler Davenport Bed Suite A genuine “Kroebier™ Suite and contaims a bed. Nothing as beautiful and as serviceable ever offered at this low price and on these easy terms. Cov- ered in beautiful velour. A Suite like thes adds am extra room to your home. No Suite om the market at $200 is any fner. Gert it at Goldmaz Bros. for oniy GOLDMAN BROS. GIVE THIS THIS SEAUTIFUL ERS Hi TT We are placing om special sale toc of these deautiful, genuine Temmessee red cedar, rocensy and 42 inches long While they lest. ~- ee + ee ee ee $1 Down Bays This Handsome Chifforobe You could uot bey 4 more Wweaqvete «=

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tee MmAT 2 Eee ACGUST 26. 1°: 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’ JF Fu 7 mB) OF. ER. VAN BOOVEN, Dentisn (REHABILITATE 250 ize VALUE OF CHARCOAL Empire Autumn Fixture Attractions | Over Childs Reeta By Roy, txtiaction, Plates and Bridgewors Wye == VETERANS FACH | Few Zsovle Know Wow Ueetal 3 to tp. a TYPES OF FIXTURES—M@DERATELY PRICED Ail PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT SERVICE Bourse: 6:30-5:30 Dally—banday: 6.19 Nearly everybody knows that char- | coal is the safest and most efficient ee ; , ———— ‘ : TT disinfectant and purifier in nature, but : — ; Oe pared and taken into the human system i eS for the same cleansing purpose. | ; Z : ® | Charcoal is a remedy that the more | ig! BE Sap you take of it the better: . ie drug at all, but simply ™ hi fel ; , cases and impurities always present ay ves ¢ Bureau, Manager 8 Report the stomach and intestines and carries A id them out of the eystem. eed seg” f° / j at States, Restored 1667 to Charcoal sweetens the breath after vt a emoking, and after eating onions and wa Be TED e 2” a : » 2 a . - « , C _ \ Heal eo other odorous vegetables. ~ ape 3 finest 4 - — Not only do we put the % th and Positions Dur egy effectually clears and tm- * j\:, San 74 - Pig barley into Puritan Malt, we | ing Fiscal Year. | ae iene eg ee oe . A . 2 . | box at drug stores, and you t mor Oo Washin on versity City, is now rehabilitating and better ‘charcoal in Sbeart’s. ehenrhe | ' | an average of 250 veterans of the | aed Lozenges than in any of the ordi- | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ~ary h . ——- World War a month, according to | eeeeniiotednan newspaper giving Associated Prega news service. the report of the district manager, | d, for the fiscal year ened | : M. E. Head, SeRRSReeeIT HE RELIABLESEEEEEAESESSEeeeeeEES. E. COR. STH & FRANKLIN AVENUEISEEEEEEE cial in- June 30. P 7 , ; | | | | 8 Broadly, rehabilitation means res- s a Per Month = tis 45 toration of former service men who | Ml 7 a 2 ) : B " , | were physically or mentally afflicted i” e re i e in KS vance erse ing 0 eT ae ~ ’ 4,2 uys This : P. . : ae ‘to sound condition, in which they Phonograph ng . ' er : are able to make their way io the = . _— | ‘world in occupations for which they e are fitted. | The district rehabilitated 1237 g - ; . a /men during the fiscal year, the re- | : |/port says, bringing the total since 4 : | the work began to 2962. Many of these men are still receiving soe | , : ‘financial compensation, the differ- | . ; 4 ence between their incomes and r | 8. ' . - | what it is estimated they neel at “s tu ee + 9 ‘ . ie” -¢ “fe this time. In al], 13,427 men in the , ~ nes ~ Py, 4 he . district are receiving compensation, ~y" t= FG . OS aw oe KX , Bore ai aggregating an average of $414..54 7% ne i ‘ Ree Gee Ber ee ' | a month or about $30 each. | Ci 38a tt 28 ee. NE vg Da: ee Be: | oe é , é Maintenance $700,000 a Month. | , ~ .- : e -_ « ° e* ie Many are receiving vocational! e | Highest Quality” — isin role BINATION RANGES! COAL RANGES! HEATERS! ae district has 49290 in “section two” | ie ‘training which is for those disabled a s “CLIFFORD BROKERAGE CO. 'so they are unfit to return to pro- “7 ee . . . . iwar jobs, and 644 men in ‘‘section y | IP -S¢. Louie Puriton Disttibatore Sariaeni'ei'tn is ‘ecies PRICES THAT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY NOW’! LIBERAL TERMS! - | fit for their old employment but are - ADVERTISEMENT. eligible for correspondence or other = er = SI 50 All BI — 22 2 oe — ‘forms of training. The average ; aii al . >» - we S : ee Fete ee , tod ‘. ‘ . Z x Te - ¥ ee" ’ been a } ] Owe ad 1 oO so m e e xt e n t : 3 . : . | | ; Ra ch Mk a | underselling event at ance tal ar per cent; wages at time of survey | Sica | ie - _————— _—— . ¢ Brett: Sons: (403 cases), $1517; 287 reported ~~ F Cher) bad | ivy: : | \ $31.50 HEATER $ married; training found satisfactory, | wae , ' . ~ : This Actual $55 hy fom | /454 men: questionable results, 41 | rs 7 | ate. i — why : TT | P dustam this aie ahi men; 492 of them draw an average ~ | a 118 — 7 riced ance of $260 compensation each a year; | 5 — BRASS BED ; ty : 9 - | '45 own homes; 217 use bank ac- | | | 4 9 . . rei | counts: 424 are following employ- a © ro | - : ; | 40 ment objectives; 135 carry an aver- .. , ’ | : . : anf Petit Guttes “t | age of $6296 each Government in- i , ~ ot ) | =a \ aay Mi Att. mee surance, and 217 carry an average - 5 \ 9 , ersell vent aes ‘of $2242 each “outside” insurance; Soprys >, , : . ‘i ind 147 own automobiles; 37 belong to | aaa : ae / ys 4 # . labor unions; 256 belong to. the ; | = Pn a Cite J nah ! - a “ OO American Legion. ‘ ‘ > 25 : ins ° tf } | 70,000 Treated Medically. | : . All 3 Pieces—Only aaa a 8 oe hy 80 Board of Appeals adjudicated 3563 > $1 ' : ‘claims for increased compensation, i ~~ > ‘ IEF: $ eC C18 eC r a ' : } S ' vocational training mee ed Ry con Ld Bo big was tho demand for these BRASS BED OUT- $36.50 -_* training. his | Te. : JTS last were at we are acain two” of additional r &g UY hee W ie Mw F. for + Rf ae th Gas Range - . . Sicha aS eS Ss Ot perm Se board, comprising a legal, a medica! and a rehabilitation officer of the | Py ssttindmacaal 3 . ° 4 nN , district, hears cases appealed from | wer | : ' i] 1f : O the regular channels of the district. | : ' are r for it, we have | : DM by Miss Elizabech Ports, Santa | the zoo colors and kinds of Twe Fietswee when they ar rene. ween Pty igs 02, SOLD ON TERMS y $ 80 Gl., wi 7 entbeoiessd ep. | PCed men in every He eben Don't wait! Don't @lav! : ) eo ~~ eee » With a knitted dress of cap- | Yaans, American wo ‘Care is exercised to see that it is) The time to install our - . es oe eee Oh Rewer eee ee ovh ; " ; . r mow. charm infinite variety of garments, stitchesamd = ye for which they are fitted, ind!- pete Perna. Soe f The third hetlonal } binations that demonstrated 'vidually, and that it does not affect mediately te hal prize of $100 was | color Com 7. = ; : wee | : uscfuloces of Tez (them adversely after they are in it. Fill Out and Mail This Coupon a by Mrs. G. F. Greenwood, Phila- | the wide range of As to Complaints is cm cm Gum a amb ie abt Be Y CH IFFOROBES - AT > You Live Out of » with a robe deftly | Fiswusa Tams. | “T noticed that a man signing as | Without obligation to me, please send SPECIAL PRICES! ! F a Ps St. | ouis %l | Becheted ins beautiful combination of Tue Fisisusa Yaans represent the ‘Disabled Veteran’ had a letter in the ee pony wt yg wee! y Be gh oe a — tkades and sticches. highest achievement in yarn-making. | People’s Column of the Post-Dis- | sure od | Pp A Y U S , 4 Day hae Fleisher Yarn dealer's to | 4 garment well made of oa seve | patch grea ae ag ryote Yi “i — : z . jece it wear i wou . ; a aaa : Oa e a 400 & 6 i ae full list of 147 State prize win- | Taame pe eee charges made anonymously. but we |_appness —— — << Z Goi ond q ) en On : 4 OM. Ack . ° r . ny a " ies: VST ace ae | east tee aerate |areeat she oP cor Seni | Phone—Ball, Oleg 4979" SE OOD OTH & FRANK a i | | NAME © @eted story of the Contest. mark on every ball of yarn you bey. It ithat a great many of the complainers Ti sik vow Pciher Yara duce | is «pledge of gualey pase chee for nro mon nc are nos erciied co Oe | folder, which illuserates che | your protectics. Continued om Next Page. Sa Sl 5. 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A ee a ee ee ee ee ee ee od i ae = : ~ > SDE EE, Out ear + ers ~ oe. ee ’ 7m: t= - - _ DA cea iE le ety _— A RE eS eR RENEE RS I = ee ewe Eos ee + eg me oe le Slag a lle om rye tne. a = ~~ ee ee ee a a oe ~ Ew ee ee -~ ie . a , ee eel pated th, eee. - ee ae. a lS” ep a ae ee OP ee we SN OD Se er me ys e-p . » = s ee ee ee ee = - . e »* = : 7 - LS cial mers siceec i this wore the benefit of the douwt - rer fenizng “na: = 2 ltstrict Ne. > ing as large +, Stee; ~ assigfance pere- Mar? : cp as LI : . . — EG RES of the knowlecs= tc by er t! in thefr behal? anu = 3 of eat fom asaytaimg you e reeult i ~ ~ - 9 . . rr - . = i «8 . - ~ ’ . - — > , a > armchair ic Decial price China cabine t ' fei BEFITTING! s** 2 3 Ad & With the most carefully planned scheme. a Davenport Bed can be had to harmonize. Good furniture stores will be glad to show you. ChelAVENPORT BED SERVES BY DAY AND BY NIGHT WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAME -—: er nine floors fall of sex 27 ture and heme needs will be found ome of the Stocks ta the country—orr- every puarse—enad variety = find what ap-to-date furn- et KLieTe!re chandise to thal s&s s “237 great vou ti an Pet "oa See WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH CHAS. F. LEVY. President ETHER you come to The Hab Grat oe WAY wettc antscecace var to ane wo aoe —— #ortwenmts in oar bc. new store and . @ Prices if you wouki make your dolar: go Truthful repessertatiem —— worth guaranteed. We Sell Complete Outfits to So Many Close Buyers Who Shop Around That It Looks Like | Prices at the Hu Two- paw Italian Oak Suite A massive Suite ; ca > -- °'Wo-Tor cceptaaje style—handsomely turned | symmetrical desigz I l extra leaves: tive leather seated anc > _ -=- _ = . match so! >a! ¥ -- : reductions >= 2 . + ~- > — — we Conv entent Credit Terms An Ideal Overstuffed Suite Three large roomy piatn velour: finest sD arms, spring back and loc as :llustrated. 3 Preces $225 Value Convenient Credit Terms Continuing for 2 Days the Sensational Sale of Englander Da- Beds style as pictured and l others, with oval oz wood-finished metal ends cpen isto comfortable f sized beds. All cave attractive cretomme-covere ed, layer pads with creton: *? - Wad i hie eo +o! . ~~ ws & oe ~~ . flounces. Values Up to $65 $30-75 Choice of the House Reed and Fiber Furniture and Novelties 25° Off =~ ‘hf eee of Sarceine «cok | sare aeom ome Tt s« Gece. decent inaed ee ee ee 'rem ear reaular sfeck. amd Rem se«ime~t eaucties aaiy iow Lower Prices on RUGS The selection netvtieges of a With and Rats? 75 Fee

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% s Oe. 1922 TI " AUGpST 26.) ® 1e City con deere of the Daily POST-NISPATCH alone Exceeds that of a 7. ates and the Times Combined by ss 40,000. ST. Lows POST-DISPATCR ry -_——_— CONGRESS 10 PLAN’ |members, will be discussed at the | = EEE a com mans SESS OF ITS ACTIVITIES the National Fraternal Congress, to | \ if oink alien oS » held he re Aug. 27-30. —— : Delegates rr » Annual Convention to every fre ‘presenting virtually at French Lick. Ind., 1 ‘ternal society in the United 1 ates, With an aggregate member. , : - + . age first or last. makes c Ea: angen and Watson of Indiana. and omfo} t and Con Pp ] ete rest } i , By One of America’s Best Known Psychologists ure to sce the great ane Aa Barney Pearson‘et St. Lou tanks bo he’ ta | sas 50.ate s | “Our expansion program will in- 400K ter the trade - The sprin are © your dollars go farthem. ~ | COCKRO ‘clude co-operation with the 6 ‘ baal . } com- mark ‘‘IDEAL.’’ s r 2 of value and full money's ° om BEDBUG. FLEA munity, State and nation for the | EAL. : kind that are used in Roach POWDER promotion of better citizenshi p, ef- It means that you the finest upholstered AND RAT + wag of philanthropic work to 1] furniture and in the t : car Ww ; i t 7 PRE! Ecccamses Sars or ater. ach Uinainent and | will get the best | tat catenin: Ai HE man who said “m kingdom Like ! yD. HUSSUNG, cial features of local lodge work and ‘ eet 8 a 00 NEE $95 3! ' | & Maeufecturer. encouragement of a greater spirit of years of expePience Soft and flexib} , yet i f, h S Di d Bienes wd caleroom Sp oPeratlon und “eraternity among | cay produce . oy ane or a horse’ was making a Di 4 “1139 Pine St. | Congress,” Giriey said. The Foster Bros. Manufacturing Co. ‘3 : _for life. He would have fiven two The congress was organized 25 Manu tl “u/s ae ss Otive 1 Fed . s I . p wo. cOLD EVENS WHERE years ago and is the central repré- smunusacrurers of Metal Bods, Springs, Cribs, Day Beds, Cots and Couches | — ‘sentative body of nearly all the fra- Factories in St. Louis, Mo., ond Utica, N. Y. Re ing OmS OT a Carl. at on Te y ternal insurance societies in the | te ie country, it is said. Assets of the so- ei ate a. —— oh ’ ATCH WANTS supply ¢cieties are invested in bonds, the eRe fe A * D3) | Wal) S S T | W a S. ' = i Pee eee ok — — * > 7 me? + 4 = a > me a TNE a 7 and EXPERIENCED money which is used to erect schoo! (GU ARAN FeED)G fer the OFFICE. STORE, houses, build coads and streets and | " Y, WAREHOIL Sk or other publie improvements and also f , UTICA. SY. mi J ies. Bags var $7..C% ee a — | Every ordinary man has akingdom ———0rs0r—=—0r——10 0 =e 10 10 10 of some sort. Those who need urging on this question | 500 preside over the more limited variety. When aman says, LF L - Wil yi an “mith , “my kingdom for a car” a thousand substantial reasons 4 | 7 Magnesia | ‘6 9 . — ? : | within him shout, “Right you are! tu 6 i), BLS4c lif! ae Suite ff. dah & The process by which the of one’s life, but in reality also a — °¥ ncn te j 50. in ml | $1.10 =e _" 7 Br beg ' ‘and full-length venite, | 7a sieetepeeme| | Nuxated source of joy and a means of mahogany drawer inte- > Iron quickening the powers of the finest home and {s PP “"TTa eee and diertes av. 69c achievement. My kingdom for Convenient a car is changed into “the car B which is my kingdom.” Credit Terms ’ | : S0c Pompelan tenet $i Terra | | Pepsodent or Lemay Van Ess : : Olive Caldwell's Rerme Pehecs Tooth Palmolive yr i Hair poo Powder Tonic Viva Oil of. Pepein Lax Pasle Pts. 40° 4 —29c || ats. 75: S9c || 3 for $1| 10c || $1.37 Armour’s, Welch’s Grape Juice Pts., 25c Qts., 50c _—~ * te = Ie > as ne > ee ee ee. ee a is — a a — + limited monarch enlarges his kingdom is quite simple. He as- sembles the difficulties that stand in the way and makes an attack upon them en masse. The chief difficulty is fear. Can he } : afford it? Can he work it? Can There may come a time he keep it up? In the language of when the novelty has worn off a the scripture, “He sitteth down little, but the absolute necessity and counteth the cost.” of a car, once established, re- mains. Then he puts the machin- ery to work with extra driving | We cannot go back. We an- force. He knows, as everybody nihilate distance, we dispense knows, that very few men ever with railroads, street’ cars, - use to the full the power at their busses, schedules, timetables, disposal. . etc. That remains. When a man feels that the _In the life of the poor-it has possession of a car is worth the been observed that if you can extra struggle—which is not a persuade them to cover a bare struggle after all because of the floor with even a rag carpet— joy of achievement—he soon or a bare wall with even a poor finds out that he has a lot of chromo of a’ picture—these unused power lyine around. things soon become standards Having cancentrated his ener- below which these people will gies on the acquisition, he is not go again. amazed how momentum in- creases with effort. There is So it is with the car. It’s novelty, too,'and enthusiasm. antessential part of our modern life. i “« —— we eee _ om -_ —— T -or ee os Syringe and Hot- | Pompelan Face Powder Regular $95 value, § . 690, $1.29) 2 $2.39 | Mary Garden Tollet Water . * 23c by = | Dirlove Taloum, pound can . Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder. Ipana Tooth Paste .. ‘Hazel, pint | : Sanitol Tooth Powder or Paste. Shaving Cream, double size .. Listerine Tooth Paste Sage and Sulphur 490, 98c 98c — Lyon's Tooth Powder or Paste . + ~ = *- ne » SER The entrance to your “Kingdom” may be easily made via the “Automobiles” advertising in the Post-Dispatch. s Here are listed many splendid makes in a great variety of models. Turn to the advertisements in today’s panes for further interesting details. POR ERS Sr ae ees & RR Tapar * tt Sot a Fee, ae Hoe > ee A rd ~ e * a a i - - _ f, 26s oneteeeatane oh se atlas tee ES ee nee ee ere ae: ae = ’ - eS . A : i. ~. = : Post-Dispatch St. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory The Perfect Market-Place 2 Rg Se AE — == ~ .* & @ > - * APN ee > - —— Se ee or———=10=10—= 100101010 4 Copyright ‘983. by ©. G. B. The PoatDiapatcs ’ °° mee Be ee a - - bal og + oe ae eae ae a 7

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ae ysaere - ws ~~ ee « . w . . ~- : 4.*- . - - = ee 2 oe ee a ee eee ee ee | - . =— « —~ - - - a o . »ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Citw Circulation of the Daily POST-TIGPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dailv Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ree — ee ee oA = lll ed ~ 7 ee eer —_ . . ‘ ~ ee Scere trenme > ' _ . | The Last Week &,Semi-Annual Sa : ; : nd « -_ - ~- ms - ae oe - 2s S- + - ~ = 5 ~ t ~ “~~ = eee ape You need but little ready cash; a small payment, and the rest on eral sale till February—for we convenient terms — pay for it, have but two a year. A few more. Mo YN while you. ‘enjoy it. Everything OFF days—but in this final week, you MH od, Wskual HY HH (except a few lines, whose Price 1S . will find real values at real worth- Wn, He Gh, Geel Ul set by their makers) in both our —on odd Dressing Tables. while reductions—10% to 3314% : Hil} Mi, Ys Why, ea stores has been reduced, making Your choice of many attrac- ; HHT HL ; : tive models. from regular prices. Supply your ih | HT, savings worth going after. Grasp needs for the next six months— a WH in HE Hh Hh) them—before they're gone! now is the time to save. HH Wl ian, “ua HS | ‘ | : | During Demoestrati — ’ But a few more days—and our August Sale is over. Then no gen- i ee —" - . SPS i » = . - &e , i ee — ewe Pn rer-ar = oe ee ed = eet “tee — i ee ee | ES Ee Es gee ee — ote FR SR ee Oe gee me - - a ee a a ~~ > age | eae a 2 el - ree _ 2er> aia d oe a — : . o - One-half off on Fiber 2 es ~_ : ie | oS, Comes, SE . ° 42.50 omestic — Saeed, Bird Cases Ninth and Washington Soience _ model, eal 7 PP TRT LAAT ETS? | Lig BD tg! . sewer = Aellrung & Grimm ™& * 243s 7 ian oe , | 7 HE a May, P% | nich Sixteenth and Cass attention. ~~ > - r4 P . i re — 7 ~ee e e — - e * , hea : Clearance of Refrigerators Legere Cedar Chests A month and a half of Summer still ahead! But to make a ey Af 8B Z To store your Summer clothes—get your our entire stock of complete clearance of Refrigerators now—every Refrigerator « ee Cedar ‘Chest now, while prices are low. —on Go-Carts and Baby Car- we have is reduced fully a fourth. A wide thoice—both in \ & Clothes imsurance you can’t afford to be ri . includi man ‘ ; : . Tiinest sabes. d leading makes and in prices. without! - ~ - e = ~ - —_——— ) purchase by the Dp. KR. " . ‘ ll, i) tavestment Co., of WE Overstuffed Mohair Suite. $ 27930 BR oo: See eel Reduced more than $100—this beautiful @ oe qo pict on the ee Overstuffed Mohair Suite. Its d ' DS Washington avenue Reduced more than ; ng chair and armchair have springs in arma -a) teditth boulevard. one-half, this pleasing- backs, and loose spring cushions; upholstefi ‘.) The former re . I " ; . Pd we reantil 1 ly designed Dressing | | taupe, beaver or brown mohair. Be Stic! — 2. wesene @ Table is in | ceetion with E s in genuine 28 the Perry = 7 ' . == Te — th | : SH ? ~ yi ' . . “ ee a -'\- ree : ae WEINUE, WITH inlaid fine decorations. The Suite consists of erm with six drawers—all are large and beautifully proportioned. ie | | + meet from both : a bow-end bed, chifforobe, full vanity dresser and dresser with six | — rae, 5p A’ 32 teet cast of Seven Se Gere s wes looks tter for a . os . pie drawers. Mahogany hnish inside of drawers. Davenport Table. Convertible Long Pullman S if Es ‘ Be pat Pinas In the newest and By da ; core : = oie e re 7 ) y a beautiful Living-Room Suite—at a: - site was held by the most popular of de- an extra bedroom. The long davenport cc 3 pany under a 99-year signs, this one — ; > . he ~ es vears to ran. and 4azia inches—~is into a full-size comfortable bed. Davenport, chair — 7 . . . . | Restaurant Co. s be e,. The Thompson pie = hich John R Thom ™ co is president, and man. viet president, % 7% Floor and "> chased the ‘ee to the -_ a by its building at 363 gS % a ia 3 way. It has «@ total Ce ee , able sei ie . rants in operation i= » ae > other large cites. ; 5 ee 4 The Thompson A complete selec- au i resented in the ¢ , : | } sige t ee | . i 2” Mercantile Trust Co... ° ° . 7 “ye if tion for ever y ‘pur- a ia : ; Four-Piece Walnut Suite, $269.50 i) Sat) te} es Shades fant Gindiy sess “eee Four-Piece Walnut Suite, $157 ; sie nee | | : € hoy i post 8 EE casey wu, cenoat | Capable designing and painstaking craftsmanship make this Amer- . F Bn parchment, silk or — |) wright bulding. Graceful in design, substantially constructed, in walnut finish. A ican Walnut Suite, with carved decorations, an unusually fine of- a glace—standards im E, The lot purchased & bow-end bed, large dresser, roomy chifforobe and full vanity dress- 0g Oe ge ara ~ pr ee pect eo _ | wood, metal ér por- — 4 al pre Boe — or comocice the Suite inc vanity dresser and §2-inc resser with six drawers. : ain a iar pms bess Chairs rose a | om Bh dy are splendidly proportioned. Drawers and other inside compartments finished in genuine mahog- Three Chifforobes Priced Low re: a + word to Cunshal priced extra. any; dustproof construction throughout. You know the inconvenience of “hunting” clothes. So keep them in > % owned by the Frisce ome convenient place—a Chifforobe. The §42.s50° Chifforobe is in 10% to 40% 8: S whieh acquired it & a an ‘ In the excuisite Pudor Period style. Finished in two-tone Amer- . it . iii + | - ; * 1%. sh Bt b bar i - | Lee i 4 : . 4 : et! : uy 4 f) 4 q 3 t LEE i Be 2 H : ki ; : : Rs ; * ; * | ; : | es ] Bai - - BES ‘ \BSSag \ | Pent Bae Di is a My 9 American walnut; the $19.75, in solid golden oak; the $34.75 one. * ecard nm in either walnut cr solid oak. All three, substantially built and OP Leather Exchange Bal roomy. = ~ i. «@R nine-story build Curtains and Drapes —— See S Streets. which was Curtains and Drapes. adding r i = > RF. Realty & BE Until this sale ends, every _— g so much to the ap ~ Frieco Rulldnig arance of ms—b a T : - 3 Carpet, Rug, Lincleum—every | : pe ce 0 pony a uy them row—while . ‘ ts west enweeent Floorcovering we have—is re- ' sale prices are still in effect! a S @venne ict which the 7 ~ Madras and Drapery Silks: 36 inches TTT A Clearing of Gas Ranges Cc. ee woe. -“weee ..... i dee oc alee The basia of the € Imported Scotch Madras Curtains, with valance; in colors or white. Ti Dike | Floor Samples and Demonstration Special, pair ... -$7.50 mr ‘3 | Models Greatly Reduced White Nottingham Curtains. with marrow ‘order scallops; 214 yards 4% 4 BOF. | RR $1.75 iS 3 Twel ; . | | : 7 eee Dey ee ve wonderful Gas Range bargains. 853 — Wilton Velvet ie $1.75 Inlaid Linoleum; square gt Terry Cloth, light and dark patterns; Sal Perfect in appearance and ro A Oxta size ........... 5.00 1.4 or «6... , ; : ee eee Beecsels Ress Pa < 75¢ Prolimo Floorcovering; square : “ . $1.10 5 é 1} Reduced to prices that will move the whole = Rug » 934-50 yard | s9¢ Sectional Paneling, in beige and : - ty twelve Monday. $59 8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs $49.75 $47.50 9x12 Axminster Rugs $39.75 * a S 7 and g-inch sections; 25, | . : $18 oxr2 Grass Rugs. $r3.75 Short-length Linoleurms; to fit any yards long. Section.......... « 5oc : , room. At half grice. Ef ID : $167 Quick Meal, blue enamel , 'R-sttiped Voile; 26 $19.75 ——s Cork Linoleum Rugs, $8: Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12 inches wide. Yard... bs . 75¢ $16.75 size ° | , $59.5 S$ 8: Quick Meal, biack $146 Detroit Jewel, white enamel. Wats. HELLRUNG & GRIMM ‘sre | ssenncun BS “You get the girl—We’ll dc the rest”’ | $150 Estate wane camel Seca .

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OFF on metal Beds—doy ds, three-quart ind twin Be _ rter, single During Demorstration Sale—the famou:; To. ledo Fireless Cooke:, $42.50 Domestic Science model], on)7. $23.50. Cooks wi¢ attention. hout OFF 3 on odd Serving Tab! nd ‘China Ca aotes mene les and finishes. ir Suite, $279.50 this beautiful three- ir Suite. Its davenport, have springs in arms and os: upholstered in air. g Pullman Suite . -Room Suite—at night long davenport converts e bed. Davenport, chair ‘finished, and upholster- Floor and able Lamps A complete selec- ‘tion for every pur- pos¢. Shades_ in parchment, silk or glace—standards in , metal 6r por- celain. I% to 40% Off | of several transactions of more than ordinary =) 620 Washington avenue, if purchase bythe D. R. F. ne Investment Co., Ping the World War, is president, of Et » Washington avenue just west of | \S twatth boulevard. fon Restaurant Co., » 6. Chapman, Paccessible from both streets. » gale was made. mS dinctive of those of the Thompson » man, vicé president, | Mercantile Trust Co., of which Kauf- Sy 2 FOCI * eee eS Ge ee eG eee ae . ***ee*s ee

| Richmond Heights Stocks and Bonds. (Colored) . (Other Citles) . Suburban PROM TLY REPORT FAILURE To _ RECEIVE RESULTS. Guild Hall Hotel Apartments, at West Pine and Euclid, Are Opened An important addition to the For- est Park group of apartment and hotel buildings is the Guild Hotel Apartments, at the northwest corner of West Pine boulevard and GETS. NEW QUARTERS ‘brick building, for Jennie T. Wurtz Mercurio Bros. Close Long Term Lease for Structure on South Seventh Street. Mercurio Bros. Spaghetti Mfg. Co. has closed a long term lease on the three-story building at 715-17 South Seventh The company will take possession of the building about Sept. 15, or as soon as alterations now being made to make it an ideal building for the business, are com- pleted. The company cated at 823-25 North Eighth street for the last ten years. The lease was made by Martin and Breitt for the account of Edward H. Pelton. WALTER SCOTT REALTY CO, SELLS NUMBER OF BUNGALOWS The Walter Scott Realty Compahy reports the following sfices: 6944 Pershing avenue, seven-room bun- galow sold to Fred C. Scheller and wife; 7020 Pershing avenue, seven- room residence, to a client of the Eugéne Altheimer Realty Co.; 5779 Waterman avenue, seven-room resi- dence to a client of the Kiel & Kiel Realty Co.; 7220 Dorset avenue, six- room bungalow to Mrs. Bridget Wal- dron: 171 North Bemiston avenue, Clayton, five-room bungalow to 4a elient of the Herweck Realty Co.; 6006 Enright, eight-room residence to a client of the Schuchart Realty Co.: “612 Clark avenue, Webster.. eight-room residence to Ben F. Over- street. , 3315 | Louisiana “avenue, has been 1lo-' |'P. Weiler to Tillie Hagemann; | Bloine ' Euclid avenue. The building contains hotel Hall | rooms and 77 apartments, which are efficiercy apartments of 2 to 5 rooms each. The rooms are furnished i. tasteful fashion, china and linens "SALES. FOR WEEK REPORTED BY CHRISTIAN BRINKOP CO, The Christian Brinkop Real Es- tate Co. report the following sales for the week: 3642-44 Salena street, four-family to Anna Weisemann; 4327 Grace avenue, a modern five-room bunga- low, for Lisetta Real Estate and In- vestment Co. to Harry J. Padberg; Humphrey street, a modern five-room single flat, for Harry J. Padberg and wife to,Mary B. Roys- 'ter a client of the Dougherty Realty 3837 Minnesota avenue, a mod- for Harry N. Pezolt and wife to Matharine and Eliza- beth Lisch: 3317 Laclede avenue, a brick residence, for Sylvester Rueter and wife to Eugene Freund; 5028 a modern four for Henry 4062 avenue, a single f'.t, for George Wagner and wife to Joseph A. Hall: 2605 Michigan avenue, a brick cottage for the heirs of Frank Thon to a client; 4315 Grace avenue, a modern brick bungalow, for Lit- setta Real Estate Co. to Mabel J. Ibers: 2806 Russell avenue, a mod- ern four and five room single fiat, for Herman G. Bauer to Leon Grosch. CORNER ON CLAYTON ROAD AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOLD Fugene W. Christy announces the sale of the southeast Corner of Clay- ton road and Pennsylvania avenue for a client of the Darst Realty Co. to the Automobile Gasoline Co. Christy represented the owner of the property and the Franciscus Realty Co. represented the Gasoline com- pany. The Automobile Gasoline Co. has been the tenant on this property for a number of years. Clayton + &. ern single flat, 4nd five room single flat, i | : | galow at ; Darr to | Bldg. Co.: being provided. eration is a feature. furnished lounge is at the disposal or guests. The building, which is ' | |Plans | Addition No. 2 | cording to the Arsee company, LOTS IN ADDITION for Many Houses Country Club No. 2 Reported. on | Absorption of lots in Country Club | continues to be a, notable feature. As a sequel plans have been disclosed for many at- tractive homes on this addition, ac- which has the sale of the property. | price of the | that these | made, ' fund for that | ated. iin St. ; Contracts have been let for water and gas mains, electric feed wires, sewers, walks, curbs and streets, all of which are included in the sale lots. As a guarantee improvements will be $600 of the purchase price of each lot will be deposjted in a purpose. The tract, formerly the Lucas estate, side of Natural] looking the Golf Links, is on the south Bridge road, over- Normandy and Bellrive and is attractively situ- a subdivision of a high type. The bond issue recently approved | Louis County provides forthe construction of Natural Bridge road | ,to harmonize with the Olive street and St. Charles rock roads. The lots are offered at low prices , and easy terms for property of this | | character. Salesmen will] be on the ground today with conveyances to facilitate purchases. Mechanical refrig- | WRISBERG REPORTS SALES A luxuriausly | FOR MORE THAN $100,000 Edward F. Wrisberg, 1004 South row ready for guests, was built by | Vandeventer avenue, reports the fol- the Saverbrunn Construction Co. FEDERER- ARENDES C0, Lists $200,000 IN SALES FOR WEE The Federer-Arendes Realty Co. ! reports having closed the following deals, totaling $200,000, during the past week: A four-family apartment flat at 2623-27 Minnesota for Robt. G. Darr to Clarence Gonser: five- room bungalow at 4443 Neosho for August Stein to Harry C. Kirsch; business corner at 8001 South Sec- ond street for the Regal Investment Co. to Mary Vogel; single fiat at 5239 Alabama for Chas. Richards to Caroline Lang: single flat at 565038 Alaska avenuaé for Gus C. E. Priebe to Wm. F. Weyerman;: vacant on Pennsylvania nue between Winnebago oming for Frank a: Be Chas. E. Mueri Realty avenue ave- streets, nessee avenue for Chas. jlowing sales, —— == | $100, 000: a block of! and Wy-!4148 & iF. new bungalow at 5237 Ten-/| avenue. Emma and Ruth Herold; a bunga-| low at 65425 South Thirty-seventh street for Frank J. Fendler to Walter Pillep: one half block of ground on the ea@st side of Grand between Bates and Biler for Herman L. Mey- Arthur R. Darr; a flat at 2817 South Jefferson avenue for William Spahn to B. Nuyat; a bun- 56421 South Thirty-seventh Frank J. Fendler to residence at 282 er to street for Thomas Kelly. A 0 ee | has Hartford street for P my ys ™ coal merly occupied by the Royal Insur- 70.000 worth Grand-Dover to Louis A. Choft; vacant property “ Park. MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY CO. REPORTS LONG TERM LEASES | The ports that Henry taken a long term lease on the five- story building at 219-21 Chestnut | street. FP. S. Zontas Mercantile Co. has leased the two-story building at 1536 Poplar street. taken a long term lease on the sixth Jacob Rabin has amounting to over 1117-19-21 South Comp- , ton avenue, three 7-room brick res- Hidences, for Maud Holt to R. Taylor land wife. 4543 Cadet avenue, 7- ;room residence, for F. Wichard to .F. Blanner and wife. 1337-39 South Vandeventer avenue, double 9$-room residence for Ed Eisen to F. Moili- nar and wife. 1028 Tamm avenue, 6-room cottage, for A. Felhofer to William Aaron and wife. 5706 Re- ber place, 7-room residence, for Julia Weingart to Sam Tomarchie and wife. 3910 Folsom avenue, 4 and 6-room single flat, for Robert Rurke to Anna Gadeikas and daugh- ter. 901-03-05-07 South Vandeven- ter avenue, stores and dwellings, for Lydia Bischoff to David Sherman and wife. 5322 Lansdowne avenue, 5 and 6-room flat, to David Sher- mand and wife. 4249 Hunt avenue. Sarpy avenue, 4-room brick cottage, for F. Blanner and wife .o Philipp and wife. 4450-52 Arco 6-family flat, for Emma Kratz tO}; Hehmann to D. Ceglia and wife. Wrisbery also reports $80,000 in realty loans. NEW INSURANCE AGENCY ORGANIZED IN ST. LOUIS The Cabell Gray Insurance Agency, organized by Cabell Gray, Albert A. Boettler, Glynn B. Chip- ley, L. M. Meggifison, George W. g | Steinkamp and William H. Wyatt, taken the suite of rooms for- ance Co., 1415 Pierce Building. All of the members of this agency hith- erto have operated independent of- fices. The ness more efficiently and expediti- ously. The agency represents a num- | Mullin-Walters Realty Co. re-'!ber of the strongest companies. It/| Hotze & Sons have is an active member of the local fire underwriters’ association. /MAGUIRE REAL ESTATE CO. SELLS IN EDWARDS STREET Maguire's Real Estate Agency re- comprising | The restrictions contemplate consolidation will in- | crease their facilities to handle busi- | eee eee —— ee Se —— eee ———— aes aieeteaeeeas —— ——— nm ee ec REALTORS MAKE POSSIBLE PAPIN| Y ABSORBED HONEY WELL’S BALLOON RACE FINDS READY: BUNERS About $1000 Turned Cees iis Convention | Fund Balance Will Pay Expenses to Belgium} in September. ‘Realtors, St. Louig, U. S. A.,”” will; be the name to appear upon the bal- _loon in which Capt. H. E. Honey- | well of this city intends to fly in the. international balloon race, to start Sept.423-from Brussels, Belgium. |; The Real Estate Exchange will! 'turn over a sum approximating | $1000 to Capt. Honeywell for his ex- | penses, it has been announced. This sum is the unexpended balance of | fund of $4435, collected for the ex- penses incurred by the exchange at | the recent national realty dealers’ convention in Cleveland. } Donors to the fund in a postal card poll, have | approved the suggestion that this use be made of the money. plan originated with Gerald O'Reilly, former president of the exchange. Capt. Honeywell won second place in the national] balloon-race, which started from Indianapolis July 4. This qualifies tim to compete in the international race. a contestant in the international race before, and once, on a flight which began at Paris, he landed in an interior region of Russia. The prize of the internatiogal race is the Gordon Bernett Cup, and, for this year, a watch to be presented \by King Albert of Belgium. Se ee SAVING AND BUILDING CO. ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR The Washington Saving and, | Building Association, with offices; at 216 Wainwright ~ Building, of | | which E. A. Kamp is secretary-treas- (urer, reports that at the - annual | meeting Friday, Aug. 24, 1923, the following officers and Stromers were elected: W. E. Wightman, aiid: with Meyer Bros. Drug Co., M. E. Smith, | first vice president, president Nash- | Smith Tea & Coffee Co.; James S. | Dowling, second vice _ president, Dowling & Co., painters, and E. A. Kamp, secretary-treasurer, and di- rectors as follows: James M. Ro- han, president of the St. Louis County Land and Title Co.; John E. Riley, with Francis Bros. & Qo.: Henry Kronsbein, manager of the Guardian Life Insurance Co.; S. J. ' Stewart, printer, and Z. P. Owings, | of Toberman-Mackey Grain Co. Kamp reports a successful and‘ac- | tive semi-annual! period which ended | this month. The assets increasing | $35,000, the association has paid out on retired shares and dividend over $20,000 in the last six months, and made loans aggregating $48,888. as shown by its semi-annual report to the Finance Department of the State. LIST OF SALES REPORTED BY | KORTE REALTY & LOAN CO. The Korte Realty and Loan Co., reports the sale of the following pro- perty: At 4745 Lewis place, 6-room mod- ern bungalow, with garage, for Vi- ola B. Shea to C. L. Casserly; 6115 Ella avenue, 2-story residence, ‘or a client of Tegethoff & Vatterott to Earnest C. Allen; 3733 Kossuth ave- nue, 4 and 4 rooms single flat with furnaces and 60-foot lot, for John D. Danforth of Los Angeles, to John and Mary Reisel; 2716 Union, 4 and 5 rooms single flat, modern for John D. Danforth of California to a client: 40 feet vacant ground, South side, Lexington avenue. for Henneke to Mary Kelly who intends to improve same with a modern flat. The company also contracted for 38 building loans last week, being all modern bungalows, .22 on the South Side and 16 being in the western part of the city, for a total amount of $104,000.00. 'MAYRHOFER-ROBINSON CO. REPORTS NUMEROUS SALES | The Mayrhofer-Robinson Realty} Co. reports sales as follows: | At 6929 Etzel avenue, a bungalow, ‘for Emil Lehn to Wyman H. Elliott; (11 lots in West Lawn subdivision, | for Dr. C. A. Meredith to R. R. By-| water: 1213 Walton avenue, bunga- /all immediately. on one of the lots started yesterday, TOOL COMPANY LEASES TWO-STORY BUILDING Structure at 1822-24 North Eighteenth Street Taken Over by New Concern. a The Alpha Machine, Tool and Engineering Co., Frank Marriott and G. |F. Marin, has acquired a lease of the two-Story building at 1822-24 North Eighteenth street. This is a new concern formed for the manufacture of tools, dies and special machinery, and the members of which have had extensive expert- ence in this Ine of business. The Kregel Casket Co. has taken alease of the building adjoining at 1820 North Lighteenth street, which it will use for a metal départment and for the storage and manufac- ture of metal caskets. The leases were made for M. Giles, who this property Breitt. SEARCHLIGHT ENABLES LOTS TO BE INSPECTED AT NIGHT A searchjight will be in use to- night, and é@ach night hereafter, on the Gravois-Morganford Place sub- division, 4500 west en Gravois ave- nue. This powerful light will sup- plement a lighting system which was ready unusually efficient, and will enable after-dark visitors to inspect lots. Salestnen are on duty until] 10 Pp. mM. One-fourth of the lotsa have been sold, it is announced. The tract was opened to the public last Sunday. Only brick buiidings are permit- ted in the subdivision. There is no restriction as to stores, and the lots on Gravois avenue will be improved for business purposes. Three resi- dence streets, Ellenwood avenue, Gannett street and Neosho atreet, will traverse the subdivision between Gravois avenue and Morganford road. . The E. F. Frie Realty Co.. 4435 Gravois, purchased five lots in this subdivision and will improve them Excavation work Elfie recently purchased through Martin & four days after the lot had been purchased. The subdivision is be- ing marketed by the C. W. Beck Co.. with offices in the Carleton butld- | ing. PHILIP CAREY CO. NOW IN ITS NEW BUILDING The Philip Carey Co.. is now in Residences for Rent ‘te \ Saburban Prop. Wanted. 3 | Prop.—Fur.... 3 The | B.| the south side of Magnolia avenue He has been | » & 410 SOUTH SDE ADDMON 13 of 14 Homes Secale Gurney Court ‘District a Have Been Sold. . ~ Gurney Court, a new addition: ‘gn Opposite Tower Grove Park,’ forms one of the most attractive exclusaive- ly residéhtial developments of the south side. “err The land comprising the « Court:é€- tends from Magnolia to Botanical avenue, and is improved with con- crete streets, sidewalks, alleys and roadways of the finest type and is embellished with a park of trees and evergreen shrubbery. The Magnolia avenue frontage has six large which are illuminated at night. with electric lights, and which fort’ ap attractive entrance. Fourteen pretentious homes of ihe semi-bungalow type already have been completed and thirteen of these have been sold, at prices ranging from $15,000 to $18,000. including handsome brick and conerete ga- rages. Eight more homes, compfet- ing the court, are under construction and will be ready for occupancy not later Ghan Octob Several of these also have been sold. Each house Hus seven rooms, sun room, large frént and rear porches and are of special designs. The buildings are of the best matt brick around the entire house, glazed tile roofs, alternating reddish brown and olive n colours. All are well constructed aad conform to the modern standaré of light, air, convenience and beauty. The Remmert Construction Co. 4% erecting these buildings. | The court is divided into 206 and in addition, there are 4 lots faé- ing Tower Grove Park on Magnolia avenue, all of which are now im- proved with buildings of this class erected by Wm. Remmert, who has rejected all offers from persons with building plans, preferring to bufld ar- cording to his own ideas and and thus maintain the high stand- ard throughout the court. The puildings and the land accreante in cost about $400,000. bROADWAY PROPERTY SOLD BY HOLBROOK-BLACKWELDER £0, J. W. Moertl of the Holbreok-. Blackwelder Real Estate Co, nounces the sale of 89 feet on th north side of Broadway, near street, for Edward T. McGrath 4o g. client, who intends improving: the site with a garage building, the investment involving apprent $650,000. ‘eee ee we Nia * Aetinthe =~ a. Post - Dis h. DIc com be ster RADIO—Finest city, _-_ : a tel, Ay eee a Sa ee a . i ee eae = - > a. 7 7 ¢ Sowa: GE AOS ee eS gore 5 +e ts ~ te ~ + Washington/ hoff and wife; 6038 Pershing ave- floor of the building at 701-3 Lucas low, for Mrs. Catherine A. Cameron | i+, new building at 4481 Duncan ave- porcelain, $67.50 os in, $88.50 enatnel. . .$79.50 gray. .$69.75~ ¥ epamcl. . 369.00 tenarnel. . .$58.00 ‘Bowth of this particular quarter of ‘wide of Hodiamont avenue, south of/|r in part payment the Svenue lot which the D. Pany then owned. No Improvement Plane. The basis of the trade was not ed. The price at which the R. F. company bought back the Was $125.000, according to the s-Perry-Ruth Co. | There are no plans for the im- ment of the lot, which by st of its location and dimen- is available for a building on & high scale. Another purchase, but not on this Was that of a plot for im- Provement with a building for the ve use of a large brokerage} Hoohcern. which will be an influen- tal facter in the character of the | R. F. com- @ity, it is believed. Negotiations Pending with the Mercantile Go. for several other down- town sites on the part of large in- teresta, with building plans. Relts ieans Avenue Lot. 4rthur C. Moyle reports closing male of a 40-foot lot on the west Avenue, in Weet Walnut Man- or, for Fc F. Stevens and Fentley Wiulan a. of Torrence, Cal. to A. Audrain and Clara A. whe will erect a bungalow. nue, single flat to a client of the Rottorff-Giles Reaity Co.; 2303 Pennsylvania avenue, Maplewood, five-room bungalow to Emory L. Gooch and wife; 321 North Bemis- ton, Clayton, six-room bungalow to James Z. Campbell and wife; 1411 Reit avenue, four and five-room sin- gle flat to Morris Bierman and wife: 5078 Kensington, eight-room resi- dence to Edward Plessner and wife: 6008 Enright, eight-room residence to a client of the BE. H. Glessow Realty Co.; 2931 St. Vincent, eight- room residence to Wilson Hanebrink | and wife; lot on South side of Persh-. ing avenue, just west of Williams, to a M. Borgess and wife. BERGFELD INVESTMENT CO. COMPLETES 5 NEW HOMES The George F. Bergfeld Invest- ment and Construction Co. has jurt completed five new residence® in 3. Ames Place. being numbered 6384 | 6947, 6951, 6955, and 6959 Pershing avenue. Each house contains - rooms, breakfast room, two baths, | hot water heat, hardwood floors, and. in fact, modern in every design ind respect, and situated on lots 560x136. These homes are open and road and the North and South road is one of the busiest intersecting points in the county. Christy also reports the sale of the leasehold of the property at the in- tersection of Clayton road and Oakland avenue for the account of Ernst Kies to the Skelly Ofl Co. Christy represented both the oil company and the owner of the lease- hold. HEWSON REALTY CO. REPORTS SALE OF TWO RESIDENCES The Hewson Realty Co..has_re- ported tlie sale of 6954 Columbia avenue, in University City, for the account of S. W. Crawfvrd, presi- dent of the More-Jones Brass Co., to Nathan Harris. The house is of the semi-bungalow type, containing eight rooms and modern conven- fences. The consideration was re- ported at $15,000, and the Hewson company represented both parties. The same company reports the sale of 6179 Kingsbury boulevard to ‘John J. Robinson, vice president of | ‘the Bell Telephone Co. The house ‘contains nine rooms and is modern throughout. The owner, are being |arus, was eg by the Jost- advertised for the first time today. Miller Realty Ca. . : | | WOLF-POLLACK STYLE OF S885 $ol Laz- } salesmen | street firm | ports the sale of the one story dwell- ling at 1914 Edwards street for Ed- ward T.. James F. and Estella Cum- avenue for an embroidery factory. Hubert F. Lewis has taken a long) ie a an ae org vig ed mings to Battisto and Teresa Zana- yrange WO dive arf es rooms for! bon!: store building southeast cor- h one we ia skate Srna iner Shaw and Edwards street, for ——' Ss ee . tdward T.. James F. and Estella Mrs. Tillie Marcus purchased 70} s t ibino and Regina feet on the south side of Morgan) i o A gi street just west of Garrison avenue | fre H H itz. F k J. Poll- “pag eurchinand ila. be 0 fiat at RECENT SALES REPORTED BY Utah place from William mM. | JOHN C. GREULICH REALTY CO. Hayes, a client of Edmund WN. Davis. | Mullin-Walters Realty Co. also re-| The John C. Greulich Realty Co. ports negotiating 10 loans the pAst/reports sales of improved property giuring the past week as follows: 2128-25 Bremen avenue, double fiat for four families, for Henry P. Mohr to Mrs. Veronika Kowalak; NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM 476s Beacon avenue, , bungalow. to af rank J. Manz, from Sidney Wolf and Edward A. rer i ‘ der the style of the Wolf-Pollack | BU. five- gf ap to F. Real Estate Co. They have opened | |Viedt, for T. ; 101 North Eighth street | seca sh north of Chestnut iedaett JOHN A. WATKINS & CO. REPORT SALES FOR THE WEEK where they will carry on a general | ns e bus- | real estate. toan an@ tnsuranc ae Gialalen Ck ae ~ollack were formerly sale of a lot on Clara avenue fop leading well known to ery to Celia Eistn, and loans totaling | $44,300. week. iness. Wolf and for a and are realty and financial interests. ; five-room | | | ment bulldings for )are: ; ‘and Pershing. a g@ix-family ( tnut | evieve and Adolphus Mentgom-/bullding of seven ceca 24 he Henry Boldt for the account of mee , West Lawn, for Dr. ,65x260, on Julian avenue, to Hyman Petrofsky: elght lots in Cc. A. Meredith to J. Mack Vaughn: lot tn Kinloch Park, for F. J. Smith to John Mitch- ell: two lots In West Lawn, for Dr. C. A. Meredith to R. E. Mueller: lot, between Goodfellow and Hamilton, for H. L. Cann to Gus O. Nations. This firm also reports rapid prog- ress in the construction of 25 new bungalows in West Lawn subdivision. Futter and Julian avenues, St. Louis County, and that the first of the buildings will be completed in about two weeks. TWO APARTMENT BUILDINGS ON PERSHING AVENUE SOLD The Dya&s-Shelp Realty Co. has announced the sale of two apart- $85,000. They 6060 Pershing avenue, .being corner of Rosedale apart- ment buliding of six rooms ond sun parlor. Sold to a client for the ac- count of Salomon Lipsitz. and 5228 Pershing avenue. a three-famlly rooms, sold to the southeast Greenberg. dealers at S733A nue this structure is of modern con- erete construction, with every facill- ty, railroad siding. convenient city delivery, economical conduct of the growing building material, roofing and asbestos business. Increase of bullding operations tn the western part of the city mad. jt imperative that the concern locate at a delivery point accessible to the many cus- tomers, especially contractors. ~ H. C. Tulley. owner, and the Carey Co. were pepenpances by Will K. Roth. MARTIN & PANGBURN REPORT SALES AGGREGATING san a00 Martin and Pangwin, real estate Delmar bouleva: d, | report sales for the week amounting to $136,800, as follows: 6818 Washington avenue, 6 tamity apartment to Max Edelstein; 17123 Clayten road, 4 family apartment to Meyer Weiss; 6318 North Drive. 4 famlly apartment to Gua Reif: 9264 Page boulevard. single flat to Frod A. Beohumm; 1310-12 Hamilton ave- nue, single flat to EW Lieberman: 5049 Maple avenue, $-room residence to George Fiesch; 5064 Page bouie- vard, double flat te Charics Seeger. a wt « - RI te en ent gine me th ow dius; will sacrifice, Tyler ee ae 8g veers n. ee ee: OO. Radio Reva “Redto fer —and Bs

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Amo - “APART Ts rom, RENT a ns 2 “naar: faniter TP NE BL. 4422— ~~ cs tmen } ag eg {608A Eas: 5. 4 room | * = aoe ne perce aS, Oat tne 2c Tiwor, sone: Se ee EE AEE cen ‘masses b04 ware apt ties ah ‘T PINE BOULEVARD AT EUCLID—READY POR OCCUPANCY 5554 Waterman ar TC aE Set pee a. a = we 4 TES: oo i Sa aan toto ho WE ADVISE IMMEDIATE RESERVATION AS BUILDING 18 NOW CONE-POURTH “ ' . ; re , ee . ——— -&! © : ate ¢ — 1. , a 5 , ieee. or service (maid service at nominal cost) and automatic 5 Skod Nina P HAMILTO! Thing fioor north: four FHANCIS-PERRY RUE. fie NX. &th a: 5 secmnn, ane pastels af “FRANCISCUS RE ALTY CO. our aes 5 7 *trigeration , —_ , om clean Janito: —- —_ -— } 5 Of Biase imag your " _ ~" “sr , HL PULNTE | ae ae . . thir ; = 4 604 CHESTNITI’T &T qT The kitchenettes are most is 4eie! and are the ée ight at the ho geew fe whe desires a ; 103 on for ence and economy 2 ' INS! RANCE CO @ Tee iounge. tr luxuriant and quiet ‘o@es. invites the epjoyment of the idie hou: @€ As idea: bome for those who enjoy the cherm and ‘mieresting personality of hotel Bife Cle - nite to t3 City © Playground. Ferest Park. and convenient te numer@wes cer pes. Just . five minut : m™m heart a reper a : ~ eee -+$r- > =. * ee eee e @ The socia! : ™ and c®licrens« playroom are added fea tures. ae ade ’ et ‘ “Tr . ‘ryt . ’ + Da ~~ 7 rt ? - Pee mae e : a : = ; ; | : 7 1 IMER, R17 Chestnut « 74 We a +... BUILDINGS. MORE FOR YOUR MONEY THAN ANY PLACE IN ST. Lous a Seni St : ne TC! iryh) ed u - ——— en iyi i CST rm List| ter ar a &1°-14-14 Vsinut. 2-sto: ric : -_ MURGAN 3434—i t. . ne e Xe EYTIONAL ara T EN : ~ ers e Rents te! m 0.00 . itch enette rt fren Grend bi uch vi “ Tr : ae "14 — . oe? 0 OOS. BUD parior. sieenpning ; ap py ; i an ‘nite Rentals—Hote! Rooms $60.00 - Kitch enett Apartments $100.60 up per =e a ; : : = Eas’ gate e : every ror: . ‘ y ne ; oy - is ’ 4 | q . j ‘ an Mo: wae enin ae : _ . . _ parior ~ =f? Northwest KINGSRURY. ht Fooms, hardwood | panel and mirror ar te aD Julia AY. “E tej . = 665 —C HARMING APARTMEDT—665 oors ah | > ee “Shi Ont La ate I" h. De ps in NT A hard «oud floors. tlie bath u >J : - i ——- Pa : . . , ; =e a - coon i oceete. saaiter. heat. u td... Os — Bea uty part Cae ne mar Gar- 4/)75 3 : Chestnut st FLATS FOR RE 4° 3p :. ww ay me, on eacelient Ce : } ur, ~ me ae Glo. consistin p Fir 1002 4 rooms. ath STUDIO APAKI MEATS eo conic. AMEE eiroem ficiency — aoe ara Ave. - “ey : : eee " LL : lem ” set 2 BRO. = (eorgian eel room hardwood a? a TIETIENS, 722 Ches:nut &- BOO! be APART MENT a ap A - eer e —- 72 The mepnager w' be g ac o ‘Por uty te show you the sevailabie eultes 2 o Se ee - ee ~~ * wae _ , * * “ ¢ i er | Re be ae - ore wach ee ee hea rt ifr! — tf £ ) = lag 7th end Pine ests eft, $65. to includ. | ieors. Jille ‘beth. steam heat. janiior ser APARTMENTS FOR RENT z ) floor es 7 Bf “i em New 7-S * Fire-P _ =a 38 - tricity gas, hardwood fioors | * ust completed: open Bunda) go~. yo *- andes GoTE BRILL! LIANTE. 5851—Mod five VECW i- tory iré-i Too ah ies oa ee Skea me GH karéwes ‘oR ANDERSON-STOCK E-BUERMANN =—FURNISHED we = S oe. — room flat. bath, tollet. electric, furnace f tilding > é . : mile ;% . . - . ——— rae . on a: ts only. }\ ERMANN : a =o a°ge rooms. open porch: ——- —______ — : nn an J (ENT ‘Nicely tf ished 5 ms mc « 4 “ret ¢ nicely . T21 WESTGATE — : : + HIGHLAN#) 5803—J ust Orn piet tec omy ean garier piecing roe Te , roous, large closets, $80. S-room apartment, with aun par- Tener: exchanged 1 ae nctrs, garege, beautiful verge apes Sample apartment open for inspectim. WY BISELS. Gemuar (EAL ESTaT2E reNDEL). Rl a3 —F —;.. dor, Slee): nge porch tion hall; } es —— = (oes ae See —— “ “ , : : . a " 1 . ' J fer aie cS Se ee ee meee =ESS| OREON E. & RG SCOTT. B08 CANMETE 6800 stew fet, 3 , Li : ; -. = - nt $O ITSRELI. 9694—S-c0sc, fascia aP : vie _ 23253 L . ; Sites eee ee POR a es . 3 6 POOrms sieen'ng ; T : >-r + —_ 7~7 ‘ sat "e ers rei tor Ktie ee. ’ LL LL aie room apartment ‘ eas’: new and han@nemne éeco- SONNEMA! ‘BARNET TI REALTY OO 4 throughout; hardwood floors: ren: abany JUG VUES aston cn. rc tio! nace n -i oi cone 1; $47.5 (7) —. BEFORE LEASING a — os - ae ~f : . 5 int * «' , ss . = s}* —. Cathedrs Fel ing *\lT par.or vit ~ rus rung . . —— . — ; - _—s oy 4 ' ' ’ re ys ae be . _ -& ~~ hen . . Dper meooern . » rootne. ee MINNESOTA. Ul've L3b6 ’ Y dongle "anit ie roo ption Rall with Murr —y bed. bed ls A . : ; : Ss : . neat rage . = c Oren 4ceeM brand-new rwo.rou6gr . —— 4 7 : : 4 r? 7 ot ’ , > si . . ~ _ >. > ~~ r 7 7 “2 - 5 =— : . + ; gage oe ge : mAwSOLIA so 5— roome haroweeg McPHERSUXN. 5755—LDesirabie apartment — ns naié s room _ cmon rs ee Bee oT ee pe . iSHE DWELLING lard we TiOoT a ei. Hew Ouse ~Vil, Woetbe a’ 4 anc 5 rooms: | breakfast let bee Oh fitcan hee’ fire fioor €¢ rooms and eon parlor carege DosRes £arage io rif wi \ STrugT eciate peos- * , y © ation , - . f ¥ rooms hot -w¥a- ‘us? . : : ’ we : 4 ° - arr nm late hot. eter her’ uUrnace ; | . é 7 ; e : ; : x seior n - _ : oO ti c »’ ter tin ’ ? nit a ; - - pa —- “ANDERSON-870-; E-Rl ERMAN? _- 26 floor EUGENE ALTHET YY, a — 7 "yy 4 ¥ —x i PGR. WEG Nak - moderns 3 eh -, - BH — (SO) KE.) ‘MANN -UGENE J LTHEIMER hestnut BEA} . Furni i ‘ i é : —. “ay : _modern roo ) BOR Cheenut «t ———— ary —_ 2 ‘ a 823. to Ap ' ” a. is—Fiew ts Ere . mer oome and bath. singie. - a " . , ; w AKW i K COU RT, , : LZ mC ~~ DA : . : ° _ ~~ c > roo m™s and Lolset elec iri, a a oo : RFF -GILE Ss . : SNNESOTS 23074 rooms herde * ood a ee ROB: _ ; | : a" 53 is il 3 Ride - -*fices = 5°50 Gy Ten —— “ r Grand end Gravois. 5 :coms. — ER RE oo. uf : ; 4581 : n ai Lb De - 7 : TAP te ‘ ORTHLANTD +. ‘rooms ‘$36 ts Duy- . > oe On NE SKA . Ue Phyo Seem hea’ ~G Tfieor en ie > Kimgebury pl. thira or weet LJ : ; } mon? pa rume: TORES. £1 , (7) TT bh. Steam heat furnished c-e@ BRA & . 47042 ia a $55 Sak Leen ) _ ee . we mod 1° wes | a7 a. : \PPEL Avent. 340] Gravroie rv Call a: 3344 Mi " “ANDERSON. STOCKE-BUERMA\N? : ti—C rooms . porch. 3 5642 Kingsbeu first floor e: 145 Ove: store LhrT5 NORTHLA! 513 oma nh, har poms. lower, $60: garage. Bos NEBRASKA. 40xs—Fiat. tea 606 Cheetnu: s the T° : 145 = = — beet. excellent | ; : é fia 7 ear -@ Srove and Shaw's Garden. —_ - : - : - 2 ines . =— heated: adéulte hardwood fleera, tile ath. i - ; REO . _ , ; heat : = > 4 - | nut anne 3 — : ; : ——— ; —- © references. SARK tox D-267. P-D une ce eet, AST. 1002 Chenu: = ‘Th DRIVE 6 —, t lwor cast ; ' i oe, eee $65 bath and electri ‘ _ cold r ; Lito ' , buvir niture: plarer plane also } ae water, rent "ani rea sonabic - ’ " r tr ; P —— a — - - — _ - " — ¥ . ™ . . ° -— | — Oitee f o + 7 Pin he A 4heru #c A : o na t ' ; - = — TT : =u ~ - — j ™ t2 3 1 T . | a oO ec nut : : Sidney ‘3148M COREGOS FON. ~ Bae ~~ pe DRIVE, Gils - « —>- oom rer . oe sae — = — | : a" rier : ' rt i 2) “ rs : atch 3 Fron: : 27 note J _— i fire Tiieur . electric : $35 — he Vacant South west : ene SemeRinge peene- | S242 Watermas —u & — | a Wt. : _ i ee Tien. ” = . rif de it ee Ar ARTMENT—4 b-reom ¢ efficiency gm omega oe ‘ ‘72e—3 rr ruTns& ©-'T oor effic! i i : : . — — ———— 7 - =A seme ~~ ~ . 4 ; "iL . ¥.¢e¢@ ’ : ov . ; , . - , . , = , : ‘ " . ’ z i. 4 bn ") , : >on on ’ — ; LER R P2 Chestnur s neat 2 nano. pemt pet armisn an ; — —- .. Es Pspatc? ei ih ss en ._ _Se G See. ‘ laree Gesirabie rooms a PARK 72712—A rooms. steam S seems ong int) furnace heat S50 , =. harGwood flour jt. vi _ — ——— CRNIs} ’ iT] } reom | ' ences hs city per f north side of street: ail mo) or service: STD. enen at ® “= t : ; * : : j \oc r> DA] r per ’ bath nt rerest — — ' SO» ante teenee ; IP won Thane. P00 biceck Shaw av.: rent ; iTABKA., "ai? —4 roam eff. cien .. sleep ne - > Fy RE RARE mr DEs : i . Ur \A Ak 4? . a e . : - - . - ~ _ . . ’ : 7 4 : ; 142 > «* . rc PEROT LY = 301°— "OOtns: _West uh Obear Resity Co., 385 Arcade ibice TT : W ach; ee 5 : at es é ‘Ere ; ie ; fio : e —_ BRTR 4 wi—New 4 rooms. modern. Pi. , ~ 517 ‘near J ina@ebury = om ‘bebs-7 t-64-——4 3 ; n4 @ > 0 asfil LOD j r or ane Gaugh : exchange ae — - —— ~ cormet Bim, _higt 6 ek) . 3 rooms, ' eae V8 terior wit! urphs bed ope: ron eieam heat ; JanNor se : give “orTus *. a : ST ee nsDabinititaeieaiiieadti wat . So% Pe x ot es “2 2918—5 rooms and teth ren? re m wee -— so. THEIMY ER. 817 Cheer: ; : As: . e tv ’ ‘ I zz : * # —— reotng et 4 he th - —— : . . ’ ne . ‘ " = - 2 - : - : o . ‘_—— —_ ; e ~S th *. * ¢ furnece truss . ww . rage ‘2 ; : 4 : ; wor fr: : ; : = : . i* . : , se . : : . . - 4 ' «. ; a&iieT : bee) — . SraQn STO. ‘Kes a! Wraaakee S focal « ah an aelies ehae ‘¢ ponmeceione a est : : ws — hoses BE ; MiSSELL 4014A—Modera RB Oheetnet @ hee (TIN) ZERE Ycr oc . HEL Nw f ' - an : > ‘ winches ey : 2203—New 5-roo hot-water heet: newtr a eA NL ee tA AGENCT CX a ‘ : . . . . —_ . OOTr.s t _ ares k fast recom . tchen- Sart SU LiMo. 7ii4 a. Pointes——b + oon, ~ ‘lp Guere bide oie tant has P: nc th : Due oe aos 2 hp : ¥.« = eng ag ® = on EVSSELL 27 : : wm 4 ————f : e o ’ ; as = rooms * 1g eo: extra fine apartment: 4 . 407 —4 = aes Rows = beautient _iénes _itssy adu! a prem lees Suna Ge, gti | } mn “ , us * : —_ * —— = ee hp ovne a iu ioe M “7 n ' err en ‘ , > ~ . ‘ nu : +--+ ---——- _ Te : 1 & ° — . ' $s “we - — ee > eo ay fa Eee a —— : = a Pl gs " : - . ‘™ : . pot i¢ ; ~ - _ fe FY e - > _ 4 . | ~ * eet 4 8 Se: a hay [ °| — = — oe 7 . - . - - : . ‘ 4 : ; - “wt PR > pees and Ne- PaTPry ~"S? wv & yy en ‘ : ~~ hoe : p- TOOT ; 3 " a0 ‘ r ra ad _ > . : ' , . ” : “ti Bitenas Oe . be “bie. Olive os — 4 a be ’ — . ' r’ . lectricits : ina uc $100: references required , - al 1208 hiasiaen = - aie om OTT . h, > " * O81 MeN —4 unfurniehed ; ‘we miz? Ae at ‘anitor - Fon , “I Aionw the ns PERSHING 1 on Fx, epti: onal! ’ Geni: al eo Treem G€pertment. 2 baths. sun parior nee: | PERSHING. 7505-26 fieor: selightful. new Apartment — as eee ae we MELE ous . Pare as il Foor Der ee ee Se mer tr Colne: wy pers oar t&« or a _ - ———_—__ — : . a ~ PRA NCIR PERRY. TH id: x & 63°24 Berthold a: th one tr a" ct PRANI> 16% 2 o: On bari _O eta if S—5 rooms: all daylight: TOCULy-Two lexan ~—sb See wi ELL 243 -. +. STA of sieeping porch wapor hest- - ¥ . . y. es : : he IX modern tc 4G PREEN SiG Fine : o irae wo ae aah ney ® : : .f AB : ® ter roomisz ; ; a ee AL fs ft . , GRAVOIS i§35——Fiar all conveniences :' . a . ‘ _ . & earctri cartre rent S50 S reome modern: *P IN i aT’ part nen — " S LE AP. ARTMENT. % LRT +; Ps _ " i 7 ' peta pers Fin — nny | aed ~¥ = bik. Sd Gann” Gente fiat. erect. near 3 cars : " :, mm every reepe ct ‘% ' : 1s . ° } : , rOwris ign - - a - oa : ; : ’ ; ; : t af u AD . etn . a - : : . Hi RY ji%13-—Lewer 4-room flat. bath 7k grr m a od 1 : A F Tal ~~ F , oC , SC hess mae ontammen” ' = iA? = reoins, uei a eu 2 _foot condition: clean edults only j oY UN parlor ond «i+ 7; ' -- ~- (Thy ss sain z.. MAPYLAN™N? : crnishea apart te | AMMi as SF . — ; : HICKORY 1333 Newly papered larme DURINGIY rts rs Nth =— | | ~~ 6ROC ‘. Mt "E FFICT IE Ni Y Poor ~—e oc See . pan - ‘2 : 7 a : ite ‘s* + aeou ra’ : . iP. — ; . : -~ - : _ 7 a a mm ___ 3am ces wr or garage : / . 1-Z23 G ‘ oh eS ets OU « “sieate : a = a bh veh le aa : 7 ae 2 ss i [N? [ANA 2233——4 rooms. - 2 > Bal . , : . a ak s : ; yY at? s*. > - ‘ ; +: . u . a -~ " a e ss BAR AXD 5390—Forest 6546 Ni APARTMENT ' ROADY . —S-rece: fins = . if & i. | San ona soneel —y Xs arge rooms f the rTaneco™e Hote’. four “~~ ; oa ; : -+--- - —————————— . ty = , = 3 ; ; a? ‘ath and rece o ha! ut G-room efficiency: £ fu . 4 ge B. .2e - are ished a ss apart ‘ _ARi ; oe Icy OF a pasar ep menr ne coop ~u. JEFFERSON. 16534 Ss —Three rooms, nice 4006. SHAW AV. a Gor bede. new'y Gecorate¢d: see tan- - ul i SS Were: sutt- = ——————— - me se I. -:~ ~s furnished: all comveneinter: coupl.e at fleor ereof bulidin eve : a ; : vec MS pi a reRrac eeing. e.ectric elevater : 3 ; , — — ; ~ : : a os zs. ” 4oae : ras = turn iehed perce VV aeror ‘or *x"* "se 4 ne 5S room™me = — . " >» ' 5 = : . ’ ‘ - ‘ . ad ~ Se Se , - ; 4 ~* "— Modern Tle: > oom™a. meth ‘TRart r ’ _ "arpor ngs ¢' oar + . ¥ . é : : 7 : — } ; — “ -_——— . : ey + -, ‘ . _ a2 : porch SOO ~N Fr Pee =. EF tH... Pershing. € roo: ret sor: $45 - eae Prt sae el , a ee ; . - & ' +. — ' ‘ Hai so en: ' Ci NG HIGHWAY. Gl30S3 & ae SHENANDOAH sa = tu : . “4 : ee - ' ; oe a : JUS. F. fT ASMANN R I f hot-water hert na ’ 2 : r oe! _ sara " " rT a Sk See eee = 4 7 . , s* ’ ’ j ° . ° P — ad Bea Tix vee - ° — ARTME | . , a? +. . . - ~—* = *.4 shay 3 arbors : — - met. , ial ' ; } , , > 8 YREILLY. TOS Cheetns or Bd wit) " oking F oe | : | ee y- , : —-- Tt - ; th ; ~ —— : ; on: ahaa ee , Becond ff] CH t floes root vee 63A—3-room f1 ". s NES 1022 An . +e : A . ‘ , eta at er , : mt 5 * - vo ~ ~’ nae hard weed floors, steam beat: c h. C00—Firet ane second tic ee : ? ss hm - REALTY 1o4 Oliee & : | et. ne ta on A TR weed ene ee Cote, Ra $52 50 ™meGern. complete 5 reeme clu ‘ : . . a6 ma 1. O0° eat ¥ ‘ » | — ~ Le a TLE ve: AND ©6404 ten, On pa > ~ ————ae == —— ANDERSON .*TOCKE-®F nerior with Murph (= oe voy Rs BOY, TEL Ge Ue — | a tr oy eS | ee — ; res 4 $5 LAFAYETTE. 41544—4 roome Phone _St4 new e tie teh, 'WELTH. joss &. a i Sorwrentences rent TAH seTR A racer’ «aner PFihene Cabs : iAH °4LlA— > fmomme hareweet fiecrs gareg” . es’ etre _ wee — “3 roams tiie Mf. ‘ark er . om | s . me eo % r — - th rphy ted. new " i. | Btn é 4 h Ds . LN | | 1M GREE! ' %. ~~ i+ ~ -—~~ — , e ; IRGINIA. SOIC A— tm! ort ‘Peasenabie Verret : ' : - ’ : _ ‘ ~ : . : Ks 4 .% ; - ee »- . PT Lal » 4 04! . " . ’ fy . _roome rs. "ace > . : e.4 rate . ’ Mts errs. } roome bee ' 3 - . : a . ~ 4 _ : : i) Rt . E ; . ~ : ~ eve . [= ’ . “ ; Re ‘ " ; Ee Se tt . en roorms = __ — —=- ' : ~— — ; . > SF . : an S -* +" p "gr. Sit So, once’ 38 te yl apa Re en yf -TOSh kit. — - ‘er LRN oT ner — : ~ ' $44.50 for roung couple | . — yAix - po Bai ART s 5 . . ; _ . ew a . : : . “s ae rene I it i ein me . : , . t) r -z “hee! uot ete s : : , a . : - . : : : : : as) : . Sg Or ™ — . L ,% « ' “gs perk, $i -~ . > re. : o. _ AGN ; aa TBO6—— ve "oOms ane hal) al a queteenenninn | mo pty a DVeh-e “28 garage $54 ‘ - an —__ —_ a MAGMNOM. La uaz rij aeons ~ — : . tor separate inund-y. Sat SRANNON | SA3GA- - Bo Seo 2 eee, . MAGNOLIA. 46-37-4i— eon mck eae. — ww - . ‘ a. new. S56 ‘ Lal Tun. 6615—45 ‘ em ap Pt. Pony * a 3 ; ~ we Fhe -wethn te Bag -— 78S) “FRANE L DiTtr “ “7! "ee sane bie | aXben $45 - e $75 ___ ae Re : : ‘ ” ; ; } @ . - o , _a24 : om . Dd VONS RIE , ~ , _ aarwwe LADS $31 5>—U prer S-roern flat. sew MARIN ee 1538— 5, rootme be water be . FLAT—HMareSera, , ATERM a> . A « e — . ‘3 -. BNO , — : ————————— , ves ery unter ene clerrrir: § s Ggite meGern. Cal) 77 —— — 2 ee WwW. Coy irmonuth -. ay ieee = eg 27h - . WERaNES S71 7—Five rooma, strict! Sn = ' — WATERMAN @014—4. , | ... 7] D> ‘ ' se ect S27.50- opes a =n. oo¢ leceti ers. a¢ults emily — KING IGF ; — : : ‘ “ " oe a age | MEFAMEC 3B00—@ Tee rooma — p-reh. hartwood f.core wulkt -in . Tao * | LOUGH RORGCGE wien 8 a . = 7 A . q on ha’ > one erase ‘a. rat Gres | . - a” « * Dering t2823 the Fesat- -Disepat-% ore to FLAnp aa Sts room. modern aah SD urMwYye: MAX : 7 | —— ee . i : prieted “1.597 Heusce Fiats etc. Fer ' - ; , “aerrr aioe ; - a 37 33 MERAMEC ST. nor ene , “Al A RTMENTS Reet ads — 22.592 more than ane 3 LA AND S0GAA—4 coome le eiectric end Rengeene en Sate. tam, . ™ — _ oe = ™ : or bee . “-* ‘ : ~ . « } Sine STUbio aPaSTibxts ~~ - RB RS Fier WOT to + eee ot Seu woenpeges | oo a — ; va 2 8 od Fiowre. verrthing nae et Geine eamaistet. Abst = . ne : ~ rievaler service combined. a Ta ———> - ) ——— ee | “ RUST SON PEALTY co Sete a . YFiRS , — a aig ¢ - S22 setter ene : — : fim tte (FLAT ee See ait LTHEIMER Bit Comes — — fleer west nadere cos ' max pA A orvite 21s ays —Pour : . e — asf vr Pero - ems " ATE ee en — i > . Teer wit , ; " ae . . aro ‘Sav os “i CO. 6915 Beiee- » A w herfwoed flees ficom I cm § Sup @as ~

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SUNDAY, AUGUBT 26, i923. ARTMENTS FOR RENT” FOR RENT NTS JCCUPANCY T—E-FOURTH RENTED the luxury of hotel Iife telephone up to five Ulomatic refrigeration for Wife who desires conven Rife cor ines. Just twenty LOUIS 0 up per vie wultes month “Neel ments ve. bof Building rletion FEICIENCIES” [S—1 AND 2 BATHS tie refrigerators, cirey- deposit boxes, handsome with outlet amplifier: | hotel service. or inspection. 800 Chesinui St. TS FOR RENT—South UTA, neeat- §——3535.- 49 Michi ao. spome, kittens: ror REY eRe soot floors, - 88900—Four rooms and — A, we 5aA—6 rooms, modern ' __feB2) UN. aS8 7—First floor: with or with. rR. E CoO., 604 4704 3 rooms 44 Minnesot bath, Ol ic) A. “may lower. : $43: possession Rept. s* inauire Lae . 86000—3-ro0om «4 rtment- ' a floors, tile bath. lee ping teed rent $45 , bath. het and le. bath, rf le arge room n ater, rent Neasonab “ ~ BA46- 4 rooms. be vVarant thie week. N, 3013—3 nice basement rooms. r was; no children; $11. Tair 5 r : aont i coma, bath and furnace: ~ @lectric : LA. 3616—3 rooma. bath. eletri. ‘c) 212——f rooms eam heated, ter- one cf") rice: S70: LV AN IA. rooms, hath. before 1 funder ; adultes ~_ 4-5 inodern, dea! DN PL., 1752—3 rooms. h, no heat. bat “fer 33 «7200 Gravots-——N ¥. first roome, hardwood flioore;: $60: bath. wad it cellar (an. LL. 4014A—Modern 6 roo th. fer heat newly docorater, -- . pr ss—0 rooms, 2d fio; adulte S013 Call rooms. ern. 12483 iA roor 7 Aap oa" ‘steam furnace. PROVE . Bali SCuT _ 113 N. th «* 584295 rooms and sun phy bed, hardwood floors: steam rior: ea’: light house R. wil] decorate to suit. , el FIL Chestnut. " A--4 rooms and bath; elec: ightes: Ban. Key at 23514. OREO™ m. G. SCOTT. _ BO Chestnut st. SCENT $010—-Bev era) Ne Toone Grend ©4224 i ENT, ~85i—4 roome, bath and Sscant Sent 5 £xGrangd a7TOw * $115—5 large rooms: garage. 96° oi 4250A-—Four rooms, breakfast room room, hardwood floars, tn-a-dor Stove. furnace, BGS. ABROTT Realtor, 70M Chestnut. brear-: 43334 —4 rooma. sun porch. hard- furnace, Water orn. lucloeed sleeping oore. rods, FU; ‘a room, bath. curtain ad 4006 SH AW AV. r, 4 rooms and bath, modern; heat va jantror rervice rin PRC . F& €O.. ALS Chestnut. ~ ~g300A—Modern. 6-rool: ‘Ni——Modern 5-room nm fiat Aevarntea Onen for inanection. Cali NDOGAH. SS3GA—N rooms. furnace. Ath. new Cixturees: nowy decorated, "hone St4Anew eo. mR 3 in XDoan 2a613—4 - : floors. tile bath, new fla‘s. rooms, eteain heat: PERSON STOCK E-RBUERMANN. San ss 2107——5 roome. herd electric, eteam “NINTH. 3901 S—Upper flat: * _ thle bath. steam heat. shades en’ 7 Fiat. 3 lar@e rooms Veniences ; rent reasonable. NvGAan4 roome. $70: garage. 9° ri oner Phone Cabeny TOS (es ae lA roome hot-water hea floors; garage; inquire dors if . 088 8 . t . BOIGA—New fiat, modern, 4 * vacant Iet {¢) 4540—5 roome aia bath; ope? 2 Bunda, ae 3475—4 rooms, modern. ying furniture Call het erect x ¥ Sere THI gris 3 TODAY Ann ' to Cheetnat sun parior. i, extra large rooms, janitor Chestnu . baie — Three rooms. beth, eas end large “poome; ren! dn, 6615—35 | rooms. modern wodern throva!: | Tessonablie§ Inontre ercond fo PHink, 53574 —New -room buerr: a! sun Parlor. screened porch, bere : », Vacant Sept. _— ivers|¢? nfo ra - ee. G 44 ~ * ae? 4 : ne % % a > avouer 38.1 ‘1988, FLATS FOR RENT Southwest LE. 1115—Very_ bath. , ry 0 ~ “y* ‘ rai cr room heat, modern 6- hot-air rave. . morthn: o | s deor bed, nard- fleevion p rs h. = a fe eRINSTE IN. 909° TISLAN LW. 1344—New + ee T gieeping pore! in-a-door at " floors, separate heating plants: met NKER _ REALTY cO.. p08 Cc K, 5045 6 5 rooms and-sun room, hardwood fioors, furnace ee ated. Suv. mH. ABB TT, Rea 6515— r hea’: $i0° 473A , hardwood Apply ‘ BO10 West, 5438—d 5; laundry, garage. Chest nut e! vir flat o f - jeerny? 709 Chestnut. ‘oilet. gas. elec- Penton jtor, rooms, Ist fioor. Four fimors (,rTavais. rooms, fun parlor, complete; Paul Schaus. rooms, 7a Vacan about 4945—4 rovilst sieeping porch. ble. 7035 (Southamipt ron) alow fiat. rooms, th, large po! TIFUL 4-ROOM } 5-5 Magnolia 4-rodin * floors, str) modern , $60. ¥. * DEICHMAN —nge7- F211 . eff . - gix-roo™ cy y just completed +) ¢ . ee ire ARE NDE: gas Aan d electr) J. 71 B5A- —§ rooms { neg floors, steam heat, ‘ia p ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 tA is sy ss xalov ony oe eg ficors rren rt cart ' PRLINGTYS moder modern roon New dressing galiage, hes tile bath, Only 4 new ; Riverside T627W. st — ' bath, hardwood tile bath, ; ro ins. ¢ 4 - breakfast room, newly deco- Chestnut. rood 1337 ~- =) revors conveniences: $50.00 72 | pyr flal & ToOoOIMIS, Ee uit . ' set {004A- bive aauly decorated, al! muevce,, 2409 fiat’ vacant; jorla Bide. KSTONE, Maectric: ; to pariv O41A- (ATALPA., S00: unfu large light conveniehc es, erti ‘tence lieitz, rooms, ic®?) 5-room bun- SHU. Vic- B 729 "4420 A—Three rvomse, bath, pe ne furniture ic) rooms and bath, fur mece, electric: Hodiamont car. WEON EB. & BR. ©. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. b150A—4- room fiat vit? hen ATES. BIRGA—OS-room flat and sleeping $50: lower floor — TES. ee roolis, good condition pevly decorated, with garage SO>: LOZASCO & RASSIr UR, : 7th, Olive 9551 (‘entra RA. 1: 69A——S1x light; exce aiete posAeRsion._ € aR Bil. 3 = cheated room. Pre SOxx— Lower flat, 4 rooms, mod- will be eant middle of September Box D2 73, Post- Wis. buying 4 oi—P ‘arty , lease modern ‘= e) bath, curnace nedition: i.mme- — riormns, ‘iient « furnished men 37 086— Nice! exce;ient iocation furniture, 4-room _ an rent or iniell terme? - dath. gas. electric: SS... L az bath, electric gould open “TTZEL. 6340- 6340-—4 rooms nt: rent S45: a i mop, 790A N—Six rownes. furnace. as —4 rooms, path. — ace all conveni- ences; advits. Inquire 42°8A Hiumphrey. ne T— 5 rooms and bath, Id fioor N Vaerdeventer a) Sunda ic) nat— rooms. ‘ld ~ floor. /bath. electric, ‘1 fenmace, rent reasonable. ADDly 1334 Wal- ch FLAtc4-room. newly de orated modern: set of Tavior: rent $45 month: com- pedly furnishe:. must buy furni- 4529R__ Tae a - Kensington og rooms, em furnace and electric; $45; cpen Se SCHWENKER RE AL — ate " ~ mM) 1” reenut at. FRESTPATK > BL.. 4592A—4 rooms, room, steam my ‘$62. 50. ABI TT Reaitor, 709 Chestnut. RP 4V.. near Hodiamont Rail- t 5 : me — 7 & R aes and bath: Al ord- $37.50 SCOTT. 800 Chestnut d 4 rooms, modern; 4 Market line A a UO Ai '.. HAMILTON TERRACE, 5974—3 ras electric. Cabany 1410—2d floor fiat 3 fun parlor | DYAS-SHELP. 109 N. Mth wt. OAMONT 1414—New flats, 4 roo: ns; hardwood floors. tie th, furnace. etc | %5. ANDERSON-STOC RE -BVERMANN, RO Chestnut. ”-room flat. conven- Q. rooms 4042W —— of 4 j JONES. 1°23—3000 near Page. » ‘arge and well furnished: 2 pences; phone: desirable neonle. 4s! ). MENSINGTON, S075—*ix- flat; eanAit! en (Unt roon £004 ‘enience: © NSINGTON. , rnace. bath. electricity. kman 2715 Frank!lin Sixes HIGHWAY, 141° N—3 ception hall, modern. $50 LACLEDE, 4454A--4-room with rArAge. SAG. " MePEHRSON, $0323 4—6 rated: hot-water "heat “animes 6032A—6 rooms. newly dec e-vater heat; erage: $75 . scale ae re ° " ‘e7 MIN SAS rooms “and— bath, fur- nar bent. ad: lt es: $50 sw SUAS and beth: S35. ™m. 13 “0OA—Four rooms and sun parler. tile Wath. hardwood floors, Murphy bed: condition. 860 Oc Re oo 874 oe DRIVE » OSIIA—5S rooms, elertric. furnace. $55: gcarege. $5. R. E. OO., R824 SorTH DRIV E 6255—Sine ” 4 ina 4 fooms. tile bath: modern Cabiuv SSS88SR rrwm + Harry rooms, re- modern de o- rooms, newiv = “rome Chestnut bath. rrwir furnts« SOLIVE, 4137 —* rir, steam heat PY,. 44094 roome modern Pace aL. 4308A— Three rooms and bath. ety bow! re fornitorere rT itn or 44 ATL, R 58) 74—8ix | “upper flat; gb conveniences: RL roome rent $60; pe ? 40745 a , ms floor — * room, rooms, modern modern upper, Adulte. c62) ‘ineluding sunroom, reasonable. Cab- parior. fur- : o—4 reoma and sun Stearn heat. separate ~moaern eons nan 5754A—6-room a Cabany 2764 | a —— room o7h4 Myire «at 5 iS7 : steam (c) modern, modern De! mar. 3-room fiat. 25563 . | a | CALIFORNIA. i beds, | floor: | adults | FLATS | ' ' j /APARTMENT _ ' | | FL AT Wtd —5-room FIL L, AT Wid —% room s. | Fl with or |FLAT -% i | } eh inquire | | | |FLAT Wy FLAT 1 fiat. | FLAT Wid —5 rouins FLAT ° ' ' flat; | | FLAT Wid —Ry ee ee to party buying | — ture (c) | modern conven- ~ os (ec) “ BONITA. T154A—High Pointe fiat: rooms farnge: hot. water hent. ‘cof ONITA, 7136 (Hi-Pointes—5 roovns. F Ded in een roo.w: fat just » OUBS—5 rooms. .) DEWGHTFUL NEW FLA XN. W. Cor. Union & W Wells 10 RENTED. 2? LEFT. 2. rooms with itn-a-dor abundant closet space, — |) includ- ana °? 5-room fiat. eas, | ptving reon eam hens RA CI8-PERRY- RUTH, 102 N. 8th. __ = FOR RENT—Furnished 2 3 rooms and bath. ic?) OCentra: A-—-Furnished fiat; in heart of elec. heat furnished. North = 7) 0—3-room fiat: ~Ternished | | DERBY. ¢ new. | Eo ee FLATS FOR ¢ RENT—Furnished | FLATS AND AP’TS WANTED _ South 1728—2 ‘women to share | and child 9, with » are flat (7) widow 3252 —-Elegant CAL IFORNIA. bath, electric: he Been to be Fo! se FURNISHED nace, apprec lated. mitt \——Four- room furnish FLAT =f rooms. bat ace electric, gas, South Side. D-225, Post-Dis. HUMPHREY, 8307 A—F ‘urnished cant Sent, m + adu ‘ite _omly. West a BL. 4454—F our furnished: hot laundry 6212 electric, cas. EVANS, 4446A— __ furnished rooms ; EV ANS. 4474 flat: EVANS, 4°18 \W ome 4 e-room furnishe rea so! nable FURNISHED furnishel : mar. DELMAR Dietely w nhone ater furnace: adults. > urnished fist. 6 -Modern 5 F’LAT—Four cheap: leaving reorrs city, 425% FLAT—Large bedroo completely .furnished kitchen: al! eniences very private 472° Olly GOODFELLOW, 1462 —Heautiful fu 4 room flat: ‘adulte only open HAMII, TON. 105° A—4 ms steam heat poster beda and furnishines: low rent: call today KENSINGTON. 5126—Couple will «)} __ room flat: ail conveniences; no child MINERV A. 533: to—— 1 at floor: furnished: all Conveniences. Jd. Kinnon Wores? 14% 67 j URNISHED box springs: 3-room completely furnished ; rooms. heat: rooms and and hot-water furnished' 5 roome, A ed flat. h, fur- Box | fn at ; = com- be)! ‘Three rooms: and bath: heat, nic ely references required. rooms furnished references required $60 month. a flat. 7 ‘Del. m and ] con- 2 st rnished Sunday. bath nes beautiful lare 6 Phe “el neat! furnished will sell PAGE BL... 4065—Nicely at: $10 per week or £ ai] after 1) «a. ™ VERNON, 6750—Three near Wagner Elec tric Wii.lSHARE IN HI-POINTE LON 2491 M. room DI ant. WITH corPl REPERE NCES furnit $-room ure “furnished fla 5- ROOM F RN ISHED rTL.A’ LE BE mo? FLATS AND AP'TS WANTED AP ARITMENT Wtd.—- . or Teeeceqionn Cie _ APARTMENT Wtd.- furnished ; by Oct. i. AP AHTME NT Wtd.—2 . or 3 rooms ar in south or west by voung couple Ort 1: not over $45 » Forest 330 Wd. 6- room modes neighborhood. IJst floor: wi rage; convenient to street cars: only: for Oct. 1. Forest SURG. a PARTMENT 6 roo - 3 SBS ‘Aban ~s room; or quiet Wed. tne and sun parlor, west: B- 115, Murphy bed, Gentile neighborhood only. P ost -Dispatch. lower: 3 adul Grand 515R lst ~ floor: 3 Grand 2701 RK, ee _cellent reference FLAT Wtd.—3, Sept. S. “adu!l by ‘young . coup babv Grand 1037W FIAT Wwtd. 4 or 4 Mo one 4 tiverside I ooms OV2, 15 thou a: ictor Ss th Side Side. Rox 1- 31 1]. Pos Ww td —4 or 5 rooms with or " ‘foot : first floor: .™ North. _ Box _B- 69. FLAT Ww td.—Or bunga! low - 4. 5 or 6 strictly modern ; Oct. ety Box R-v FLAT Wtd.—3 rooms. modern, near _ son and Cherokee. Grand 4. FLAT Wtd.—-Modern 4 or 5 _ desirable neighborhood. FLAT Wtd.—}> room modern. adult 500d reference. FLAT ¥ td.—3 rooms modern; ple; 8 State rent. Box L- 161, LAT Witd— my m iodern rooms, __ Call Grand 2885) {. . * Pua Wtd.—4 rooms and Side. p Keune. 35 m5 & bath. young room lk bath hath are ee F LA’ r wtd.—s geome. Cabany 2 565 W FL AT W td — Three clean, quiet _c couple. T Wtd.—85-room 2n7 rooms. . ele Box B- 15. lower: “adults: Pe Fi.A r, reset 71 FLAT Wtd.—3s3 eonnite voun vr rooms moder 1848w or 4 _ Grand — — — —E oP LAT Wed. —South or Southwest. 3 rooms Ouye 5° 83 —_ ~_ — — Fi AT Wtd.—d3 adults “Sox K- fod. re ,oms: Poet - Disnatc h. no children Call Forest ta sank ‘rooms: will “buy fu _ Box x ] $4. _ Post- Dispatch. é art 8 Wrd. ainda rooms. for couple: 35 Rox K-348, Post- Dispatch. FL, = Wtd.—J3 or 4 rooms, modern. ‘ couple Tyler 1049W —_——- — dist et FLAT | FLAT Wri.—5 and 6 rooms, or re West Cabany 4335 E LAT Wtd.—é& Single or doub le; South Side: must be reasonable and location | in letter. FLAT Ww td. _—Modern. 4 rooms. adults: south: late September: outet, reasonable. Rox B-202 Port “Wtd.—Reward for South Fred End _ pre ferred. ; «ta under $30; (‘*hinonewa We >| —6-re room Kood neighborh 00d: will lease A~65I KILAT “Weta Or “apartmen ss g a Bus 4 roome: with or Without OF” Pret TY enatch FLAT reasonable: ferred: $5. 00 *“ voung | with or south Rox x - 1 ‘. hor: W td —3 roemes. by couple: reward rece: 2 adults. Box W “32 2 natch RA SEs | ep Wtd —$5 reward: 5 or a now or not later P hone Monday Delmar 30631.. FLAT Wtd.—Or cottage. to rent rooms: 3 adults: not over $45. Poet-TDianatec rrodern : “flat; Box _K- 33. P.- D. Unfurnished. $5 reward. C Box B-223, young Post-Dis. reasooable modern: Rox K-3%4. P.-D . single flat b: Cahanv heat withou aide than Sept. Box j fioor ~ heat id bat h n; in th ga- adults (cO9) south Box , ian ts; ex- ts, by (c) le with ail 13. ? bat ee. ‘Disnat ch. itho P.. rooms, P.-D. “Seiten: Cc) fiat, | must Mac-'! i FL LA AT electric: _Post ‘Disna FL L. A r nished: be I Te north toh quie* gol P o*t- Disnate h Wtd. willing t« very well negr school. om Pie at: ROOMS Wt bath: KR OUMS Wr, house | ROOMS rm Wrd. South Side: ey or 5 ) pay behaved FLAT fiat: neighborhood : ple: a i—$ o7 ores? —Thre _midd! e- aged couple. hn in Ms adults; §: car line ’ RO« MS Ww t RA Tr Are t5.- 45 - Box d. | or We td.— Young couple. Ww td. —J rooms. for little Answer. 4 eo; not ever S30: Sidney Wtd — Moder n near h-4° 4 bs - &F 600 APARTMENTS, DWE unfurnished couple: Strictly steady and reliable. State price, rooms. 3 rooms, or northwest. or reasonable figure: giris; Box W- ———- = ‘HOUSES WANTED | COTTAGE Witd.—4- _ @cuits, $50 or $60. __..../ HOUSE OR LOWER F fur- G rooms, by mother references. 1923. He vi "SE = sponsibl, e party te 5S room house for 5 or 6 months; St Jonhn'« station rock rd Box Post-Dispatch HOLSE Wtd —Rellable up-to-date eight or furnished * ghort time lease furnished ——_—- — —- — el bath. Box D-226. - -_— ——_— — a = modern. ee bw D 16 D. LAs we Sept. 7; young permanent — ta Fe 0 or man an’! north- j Doetm” but rent! etc. Box | — , rent bungalow: have 3 must be 291, P.-D (cl) desires — hous? tenant nine room WA A N’ TE D South at rence electric young couple. Side- with Call tur! H50ew bath. ub per ty nion or boat - I>ist and young Poat- I ispatch, ro RENT a! or 5 r on good cin;~w 20% WOULD has effici Sires 451 Iw. road share lea se Ooms, from K ARS. ency Furnished Flats and Qp’ts wie. Mi : —- ] 1. ‘Pine APARKTME rea BOTA hie Vr . - Plavix 2 N“ T APARTMENTS roont 5 rooms: Phone he APARTMENT =F ure (iffice OR modern: Grand 1835 APARTMENT rooms fuorni reasonable Wid ehed wteh APARTMENT Wid W ant children : of PLAT OR nished 3 pie; must particu lars; | FURNISHE four | GEO. J. wer in | Grand LOLIW. lower: P.-D cou- South Secon ad "s! { oup! ic. by rst - Dis mie on fe) ; modern. modern: 3 «& ) ' lp FLAT LAT Wtd.—3 rooms, bath: tn Fair: ‘gound 4093R rniture, Oct. 1: by young cc) on t@ nrice upper: —JBunga ow, steam heat: ee ~ rooms alt 5244. h =e araxe: : O'REILLY. - * row ‘ Ttiat im mMmeciarle need - OF HOUSE T7073 any 43xx erm, inspection MOL LIN- w ALTERS REALT tnut at. from bathroom all and part’ I. BAKEW EL Ts. IM; FE very 18. m odern S100. G23 me. ‘to pr iv 6111 Clayton ay. (Cc) Gl. furnished legant! y garage. Olly can be 10; hot-water improvements hese culara see EDWARD HOUSES WANTED LA eps. - > | Bt NGAL “OW Wd ——$5 room modern bungalow. | Bi NGALOW roorns, a * Disepa tch 2623. _ Forest |BUNGALOW Wid. FIAT Wta.—3 rooms. South Si by ~— *. 3 s38°"%, Any time un fox Post -Diena spatch furnace, or 4 bath. quiet and sesnoas fam- 25. “) _—§ or 6 room moéern; fly of 4 sauite: * will rent not over $60; Rox R-47. Post-Dispatch. by fam- | be permanent tenant, atate full particulars. Wie Sorheo’: el —_ " price and particulars. x Poet - Diana teh Oil lea! se 1 to & vears: w ea. Ro 8 location FLAT Wtd—Or cottege of 4 or h adults: ere 200 best conveniences; nice pelanborhood, references. man oO Falion t; ow 4-roses oe Call ferences: permanent. Fay, Se ghee Weaas, Fat aE room, ath, Formas Be A | Ss itable location. Box B- ite; ened for su $31, Post-Dispatch. 4 wife Park ais- Colfax or FLAT Wa —S 35 or line: T'S inonth: ish 4 reome, aa ha gash in a Selw ed with or rooms; _references. Wtd.—Ur strictly modern; Oct 1. Or residence: West End’ or 30x D- 164 P — HOUSE Wtd.—Physician, _ Olive 49606. (2) ) tished downstairs: 4 rooms, $35: rartics ——— bath Cou young Ph« tm ‘ “ @r responsible sox k- her 4 electric, fin- Chestnut est om B ox B- 417 ‘. imre | tion “915 | o- room 10 -~-water >. i { & CO 7135 i a —_ for gy) ~ Cyl ft’ oO ~ 98, Post-Dispatch c= a iui ~@hare fur rea‘ ya ble. furnished; furnished 118 N hease : wil] give best references W ve Jd wn 16oW (c) ———- upper e!n- resident tniver lense se Box witho 1’ itTnial Ss hoa! first floor: Disnatch he SluniNCK Wtd.—sS iocation and near 7? vears, desires Ylietrict bedrox or ADA [)- 300, could T = or sia! mi! 10 rooms: food State K-85 or c a tine ars x“ | jen Box ee SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT ARTHU R %650—5 roan bath uire 73242 Mans hester BU XG AlOWS—Two, modern ‘ Re nes, Overland. Mo 126 Mocern “ottage furniture: 4 “1c oms, (c7) roo ns: City ‘uimits 4 toh with ) pie. us and In- nea! sireet ROAD. buy iti@ Lake line ; - COTTAGE. ~4 rv lady who per i onth. 1} Ione Forest liare «or de a ..? ri , COTT AGE. Ne' w 4 furnace ne 7Tandg tric ° eal hurct school: eity j its \A. T r limits. § rR CO... Tit Tiij ati = ft) h 7% car line: $20 n74J. bath, one mOommns; (Se reeorm eiec fare Bidg. 1eO? 2 ot . of conveniences: SHO: tmmediate ossession Jas 1) al Guar. we LEASF. i table apartrnerit ; shed couple; 500 Kirkwood rd., west side. | -— i . i ry fur " Webste le Fide - i s}—— \ ow yD r nee Vilh gar ; ie | HOt sk — om 2 ’ " KINGSHI ole ry roon nodery Loox’ OO -) LENOX, 6311A-—-4 —Must MERA ME Cc A\ 115 N ——{"layton; beautt ette: a? ful S&S rooms, tile bath: in-a-dor bed: imme Giate possession. See owner same address P ic) firs’ Wi vdow a and bath. price yt lot 3R9. roopi Ss lstoni—4 rooms. S30) VALLE. oor 1571 (Wel large yard de wide brick Te > any "Rs 4 PAGE BI 4916—Modtern_ brick marage ‘c ) PAGE BL 5595—Brick garage for 1 car ¢ lieht. county ; Cabany 517 TOR. —— middle-aged Post-Dis \COTTAGE ———' | | i Riessed Sacrament, | Poat-Dispe 6-7 roo. good couple: Sea —To r rent: St references. tch. BU INGALOW WA netghbeorhood: references ANTED Box water and PAGE KIL. crete floor res enrs hile x ZAt FLOR 1515 N.—Garage_ for rent. VASHINGTON RBI 4527—-New model ga- rages reasonable individual stails 5 or 6 lease: con- alley brick gwarace. 4100— New paved al will private: wide “-* ic ws : eT ING Ww ELI. NG 12 room dwelling. of “Laclede, hichw ay. HOUSE W tien and | and fiat. wy FLAT weet of ta.—7 rent. 5 VsE as wed. é.—To | rent, HOU TAndell 7 7. Wid —si0 ——~ for south of Enr ight, Grand, east of ‘Grand 1225R Ed« ard's o wea 4—By lectric. eee Ay thin $30. WELLS ~New brick garages for ma i inea or stor'nge furniture $15 $16¢ 50 ve TELLS. 25017—Gerage: $5. Cali 1111 ‘ eatn' at . i - — ee —-- —_—— eee —_— — ube Fox B-175 ‘coup! e 4 — , or North t Pine bi. 10 or north Kings | ‘cc? — “Rix 40 - r.: l-story ware Post-lMepatch. Benton 717 --—-— RiiLDING —- hourge Rex K- 24. OFFI —e—S8u table for Aector or & roome,; Box B-: large, State loca- | 6. . Post Diss or double | TOFTS ShHi cam HOUSE B ay —With 4 or _Sspects le colereg People galow in particulars } HOUSE ; Wed.— lewood West or Weet HOU ZOUSE a —To rent small house “or bun- End or county: in anewer Hox K-28. P.-D ee or 5 room. furnished. Ma- Louis. BUIL*# . Let ne kaow Tour To LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES) OF * | b ‘AC eee FP Pig * sery Gent ral FOR LEASE 231 Washington Second Floor. POR LEASE 36.000 Sq. ie sp? building; heat, elevators and sprinkles Dox Loe R Suitable for any business. FOR LEASE Three-story and t ven second building at the northeast corne: and Washington av.: steam heat will instal FOR SALI building; elevator FOR LE Missourt SB htugmM. FOR LEASE building with on ail sides. Pacifi VFFICK ROtA—y t Hox K."t07 Washington av.. in : *prinkling system: light o I a : POR LEASE 12.000 eq. ft. I ing Rent S2100 per year, (Choice ground ment on WaShineton av (‘orner ssement fioor, contaiming #8000 Second ' ov Lie SFU uate ns hast pied sy sierm., fre 7 passenger - MARTIN « BREITT Real Estate and Leasing fre 1118-22 Chemical Bldg. Office Space Republic Building YOO SQUARE FEET SEVENTH and OLIVE The entire third floor of the Republic Building will leased aus a whole or divided iA Tenant. Isaac T. Cook & Co. 1736 ARCADE BLDG. ag fit elevator. Three-story contains 60.000 and steam heat: ASE —Three-story Pacific switch: and basement! so. ft. owier?r building © rent $1500 pe Four-story at ee basernen' steam heat. e! ator, light contains 1Y O00) ey oy on Mis switch; possession Jan. j 12.000 sq. feet in fireproot urt Pecifthk itch. ergs a building, 40x140., with lot adjoin MULLIN-W AL S22 Chestnut st. , Factory ] Sth BO aing ‘REALTY Co.. ‘rive $2547 on Terminal Switch CHAS. hi STORES—STORES WONDERFUL LOCAT!I near Washington just being one store bridge and lair elegant chance to bui business here Sarah and Kaston Ms here at once: rood retail — Jef + oh av. and se aahenat his corner will be remodeled at / Tie MAVi Ato : be PHESE INS lay itl AN Olly left. Natura! sTiit Park: an ful fine stores Chestnut, aYyv.: three oftice site Iiea!l “stat riVOR SPACE JUV. ity fact rine purposes JEFFERSON, 1418 WN above 4 reroris. —— MM. ARKE ‘T— Fy “or parti eulars i R DGGE RE sTY cation 4711—-Large store. 25 1 fi st orage or machine repairing ’ isl hese NEWSTEAD, 4100 N.—Good fur 4#ny business, lease if wanted. serene VOxTS pia is iff Sc "(HERTZ ‘ 44 " ' Outi eet. for 4 24 N Store light mun Oth. & +36 with fiat (c7) Centra’ ~sU0U0—Store; g1% fixtures and large cx tion appliv on BUILDING Fes lease, l- ‘nz Or Karage belidine : 175x140: will remodel t Built $0) ’ P =" spatc n : CASS .2008— Large light store. ALFRED | E. LOCHM! ELLER, 709 Chestnut. (c7) 2 LOS—store ana a Hiddle et 2234-——Store, manufacturing. will remodel; V ith 2 254, }’ DP $27 DO. (“he stnut af rent or sale, Box B.- 4201—Store co ae | _ —- y manufactu! located -obDU. prac thea liv Grahd 800. ic) key at . . —— - BuUit- hUFPFICKE ROOMS—4 fine office roome. dentist, on corner Jeff+raon | street car lines voass bull4- | person or call Tyler 37 for roums, "1° suitable for shop or concrete floor, auto cheap rent. light entrance: information STORE—aAnd 4 TEAU, able for any ; a room flat. suitable for hard- ware or bakery Call 39L5 &t. Lou's. 4oOG8—Large corner store, suit- business, rent $40 DESK DESK ROUM-— DESK DESK DESK RO M— And sample DE SK Maplewood. | oe FOURTH. 507 Mai in “7 FRANKLIN FRANKLIN SUBURGAN PROP’TY WANTED | "| OFFIC _E OFFICE S kx OND. S OFFICE house $05 per jar BEN ALTHE! MER w To LET_BUSINESS PURPOSES | clase esalesroom. containing steam jand SK, pho! es, 15 N. ‘ [th Box (ground floor: de agent Realty office Ail HinoM broke Tr. EFTORE-—-5900 W. Filoriasant av.. for stock or warghouse, fireproof; reasonable. STOKE-—Steam heated, for haberdgshes or ) - e | novelty; J632 N. Newstead. Colfax ] Sh At — Desk and display space, on; 2100. at 1500 Olive st.; manufac: VA? DE ‘VE NTE R. #526 N —Store. referred (cBOD) | feet rood business corner ; surround: }’ ROF ESSit INAL Olive 2504 N. 14th st (cS) service steam heat. stenugra KOR’ REALTY & LOAN CO. tvom 307 ve 14” Central ®0a8 10a N Sth et. Locust st. ‘PAIR AND LEE AV. STORES AND OFFICES See this wonderful corner: 5 stores and | offices will be erected here at once: plans | the office | _fans: -Heasonable: location H-? 4a _Post- Dispatch. — _ ground f! gee g turing agen ts n ~ 621 8Q. SPAC CE—Quiet, congentiai efficight service. ~41%. - _—~ - MEN_ ings: suite of roome, fanitor space: fer, (olifve 1602 pher ah telephone Leather Trades Hlax.. Ri »M—P hone Onstant &t tendance: ail conveniences; rent $15. 611 Equitable é ~ oy S.—Large build-in moan en, with ele ator, Beery ice. * - *. Story tric ele\ hse sc HERTZ, Real 810 Chestnut. Koom_ 300. i*¢) — pane Central 873. | N kK \V STORES rt? ic) > , ; Northwest corner 75th and Hebert. bulldé- store, | good retali ing ready for occupane’s September 1: mo Franklin 1c? erm stores on double car line: rents $30 to | $35: under lease ETJE NS. Sua | North west COTE BRI L LIANTE. Estate. Olive 440. ing. with "4 O00) square HENRY IIEMENZ 49 » Hid ( ‘hest: t 1833 fa Sf tcore AV. —Large Apply 1013 district —Store ’* rooms in rear THEIMER RIT Chestnut month): or (Chestnut. , ; 58P9—I arge store. | on | orner « familton and Cote Brilliante. FLORISSANT, 5584-—Nice store; good con- | dition for any business: $40. OREON EF. & R. G. S¢ OTT, 800 Chestnut. LRFIELD, 5600—T wo war ‘ages electi rie nd water Call Centrad R403T.. GROCERY STORE—For husines#: good location. . Dispatch South arge corner store, iiding; 500 sa. 105 N #th st ‘ Valemine 2-story are feet floor space open. Grace Realty Kod . af OuUl 1” Roby — 4 story ufacturing MILLER R. EB. CO.. 425 8. (Cor factory; 18,000 squ on switch; good order; Co... JOO NHN. Sth sat. NINTH, 11 N business *lowca tion. Keys at A. B. Electric Co 19 N 6! -_ . — ane » bLAINE, 4269— OFFIC ‘E SPAC E—819 Washinton. Gth f et tae a SPACH—AI Grouse BROADWAY. 4559 S. ee a. cery, meat market. ACE —With 1 i to Bde ( “her cal al a4 meat Box | -Store, fine “gul table room: desk er en guys | Ce ae F Store; suitable gro- 290 floor: S. Leth Box D-390, Post-D. | nographer geri ice (1) tenants. 1233 --— —_——_—___ ———_ — ~- - Q fo) TL DING—Suitable for shop or small fac- ba ll ; r . : (‘all at are 9 Ivory fer} A Z—~—And stockroom ace, it - . ora aig end —An 8 gio i 2 he crv: All OR NIA, So 5¥—Basement ‘shop, § $35; Box K-180, Post-Difpatch. key drug store. " - JOHN H AKLBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut ph - cornes; store oe fla E. Heinemann. cade 28°70 =. Compton (85) RIGhTREENTH, 17,48 S —2-story brick — bu ding. 50x70; also large iot adjoining. tore | ns suitable suitable — light manufacturing. storage or | ll Ma! n "TSA. at bile repair will alter to esuilt d haset “HE IME ‘S RE LTY CoO.. 614 Chestnut. sin ars. oe RT: GRAVOIS 55S6 Brae ith and Chestnut sts cemented floor for garage lame store: rent $30 (FRAVOIS, 545. A—COffices; Heht Iss Chestnut m furnished. E. J. A. Schnelder, ry i tore wit! Banow irpose ‘ ‘a . . 1215— Noors ar ent: electri HY. elevator; in good onditio N HEMMELMANN-SPAC KI. % ‘ep Mie Seo building, 80x20. ~ and “heat Lac. 120 (eZ) | Best location for parlor; 3 cars, Ss.—A (‘i> BIL HENNESSY & ———— 1" PL COR “et TOCUST ST. STORE Pawin Crane 3435 ‘‘live and rt Fo Locust: beth fromt- STORE t316 Ly excellent lon GLICK R. FE RE Al . Mibd ("he SPORE story Realtor iO trick: has just all for e’ par.o7 Tiaelmoa nch ast.: $15 co. 8°74 Chestnut oaadway lease. siinng 7) location mrt sor Box K-325 PRA NCISC 4's W ASHINGTON 3144 W aensngees large st reom : Lin a cALoe BUILDING COR. ITH AND CHESTNUT off\ Ss. & SPECHT OFFICE Best & hr business: irvy gooda, etc Grevolsa av ick? volts. esuttable fo: See Elmer J. A > rT BS 52A wy. &. Desirable BARNGROVE PHYSICIAN S and Easton 14044 Gjrand av mh arite \ roonis bain and @.e¢ rr ‘De 4 KER a. a BON Real Fstate 10no Automobile Trade gt or at for le Sr B00 hiock Gra 2N. 7th ? ’ nop = S-hneider 4h? & Gravois STORE Hil stand fo: wu ‘ ’ ' } thie Grand ne MEFUDRAC* RARTH an - A *nd floor 4° jra\ Grand 6737 tric; being SOHN Dealers in For the "R30 Waehir room, Boy "oO qt} "as as bp STORE.—8 ‘20. A aye nd are atore ent nn, now (“hes sul i"‘pes on Nev eTIE N ve GaAvem AY. STORES res be bui at 5212-18 ‘. rer } ghor rt apa « here. VD “IT TkKi Ss , : .- J : SCHERTZ, Real Fbustate. 7 ‘ Forest whe _ 3000 ea1n « tt. HRoom 300, Oliwe 440. COMMERCIAL BU [LDING STORES FOR LEASE AND W ARE HOU - ae Chippewa ‘ package ecevart ied M ya OTTO ’ : (jTavol See * he Mi 5 heatn e203 8 Joffe MO) Merarries EM THe RN HILDA Central 1640 me RGE STORE [00i——Cornes Gr and and Gravois . ae » th) tn fi = hemene in SOS ~~ t ' Tet aii adr en hla Ovet Biv 4 re $25 00 nepection _ os >P wo & BRO REALTY o3.. 1 tener . B , inw ath Sil (heetnut 5 ‘houses information, (LDING [8nd Tbelroar ‘AND NORTH ~ SROADW AY. store aereee e' Walnut ai fine for ; ith s'‘ore iitabie store 907 A405 OR on ' Wea OLIV E ST “STORE Between lith and 12th Aopiy. BO3TA. , 23 fine retatl lecat WaTsUN RD 3402—Good [maten tar sre M ARTIN- BR EITT ‘R. E. ( O. " - a re , RRs ee 1119 Chemical Bide Mer Rite Tth and Pine ws —— _ A - ne ee ee er ~ 1409-1 11 Washington West ~ 0 ‘ ni SINESS Lt» ATION—Grand and Olive For Lease, Second F loor mice lar@we office of studio e, ,. eene a high- fLioor rent reasonable y j q"ity = 7 Bide Lindell $° od (@) TURNER 2TORE—Hodiemont and Minerva passenger “elev suitable for any business. Apply ap MARTIN "AND BREITT _Hodiament RBAL EST ESTATE & & LEASING De vfvrniehil Bam See oe auto ope ir, garage _ Mane heater. ay oie 73 a ra‘?e. ™ new fireproof building. heat a, “treighi 'OFFICE—Share rooms with dentist, | OPFICE—M D $40 lo OLIV B, J H LLIN GS, HOUSES, , FLATS Wanted, For Kent and For Sale in these e columns today: ee a OO OO FOR _L EASE ST. LOT TS. POST-DISP AT AT _— Se VANOL B OLIVE AND V SUILDING. ANDEVENTER 4th floor, 5000 sq. ft.; will alter to suit.- Janitor service, steam heat, electric ele-, vator, etc. + J. H. FARISH & CO., 713 CHESTNUT ST, Nes TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES ‘West 61S/—Fine 5 ofes 71: ‘% i“heetrut * hoot URLMAHN bi . Papin ' & mar Bh... 42 ta bent, faniteor Forest 5SOO00W DELMAR BL ofA3—Pin w iving rooms, $175 rHEIMER & BRO. REAL. 408.09 Wainwright Bide DELMAK, 4700 large rooms over ga Sater, elec space in gerage for so desired; yesirable for Bue’: sé. an (oH s studio D LMAK Water ttugraphet TY co teN al -Pwo (ric, very he storeroce@gn, WIth rear. fast-growing 1008 In DEILMAK BL... 6150—#; efMciency apartment in Husinest cente CHAS F:. ic WF ae My rN, terns ti Hide AM HI. ~ $6" service furnished bus'yess: alterations w))! tenant rent regsonabie MUL JIN- WAIL TEES iv'twe 4° DELMAR. 6128-40 Heat 2006 and 2ZOO8 Locust st.: 1100 each: steam heat; large eady for occupancy mn ANK OBEAR Oly Wh. ths LA STGATE. 611—Heautifu! for any reta!l! business EASTON, 41328—Store: large, best suitable | for any business: $75. EAS’ rOoN, 6635—Tw o-story Realtor (pri ; ~larne store Heat and seultable for ans be made to sult ae ATL TY CO “nll ( herst nut ef furnished, new stores, “1 lot in rear. i gf. i ‘ary! or qa) Bide. good REET Arende “storeroo: n: location: ic? building: able for anv kind of business EASTON, as LarKce store: S50 Ys J ‘YR Vv 7T°R a ‘BPAC ta a grocery store for A fireat-laes bakery “ON Vande enter.(c) — ee ee eee ~ gull 'c — c*> eat rive REPAIR SHOP AND GARAGE—15-car ca- light on 4 sides; gas, electric, near VanSeventer and Olive. SSSLA L indel! 265W fe Qty Odeon any pacity: water; Olive. bullding; facing Grand; rent $35; purpose _except dentist. to. share steam heat, dentiat; lecation (ec with get. busy ae“ 82 —Store. in Polar Wave Bidg. FA RISH &coO. 712 Chestnut st. 46 5—Store in Polar Wave Bide FARISH & «oO. 712 Cheaetnut at. |PAGE ' STORE ROOM—Large, | make your reservations NOW ——i\i elegant lar@e estore and basement 45x57. } Eight mo, ROOMS _ would like to have den- | BL... 4724—Half of larme store; suit- able talloring. repairs. cleaning or store- reom ie?) fine display window; hot water heat: rnished: wiil decorate. BRS1A Olive. Lindel! 265W. to ‘RO ~ NEW STORES—DF RALIVIERE AND McPHERSON AVES. Elegant location for meat market, milil- nery, dry goods, groceries. > hata etc.; ALBERT G. BLANKE R. coO.. | Main _ 3046. _Ce 1144 Bott Chestnut. Automobile Dealers, . Attention For lease: 5910 Delmar. near Hamilton: ic) 4705 DELMAR BL., 15x60 Newly painted, with heating plant; ad- joina corner; good business point: 375. Cc. M _McDONALD_ R. BE. CO., 1111 Chestnut Suitable for Business College or Insurance Office ‘OR LEASE connecting offices. 1700 espace available in bulliding. Building. Taylor and Oliv MERCANTILE TRUST CO.. St. Charles + FINE LOCATION 529A DELMAR BLE FOR CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, BUSINESS COLLEGE, LODGE HALL, BILLIARD PARLOR. This second-floor location has a space of 2200 square feet; haa plenty of light; sult- able for light manufacturing, elc. per month. J. 1. EPSTEIN. Main 2162. 617 Chestnut. Suburban Central sa. ft. more — the Field Apoiyv to “GT. Sth and SUITA DET. "MAR 4 _OT04A— Office | n heart “of | niveralty 2 OFIFC Stare — i rent. above Kirkwood Trust Co.: doctors. dentiata or _lawvers KIRK WOOD TRUAT CO. WANTED, BUILDING Wtd.—-To lease. one or two story. about 12.000>square feet, centrally located, suitable B auto peinting and front show room. R-64, Post-Dis. (c62) LOC ATION Ww eae beauty parior, in one of central downtown office buildiags Box R-4 -44. Post- Dispatch. Wid.—1 or & first floor: . 12th eat... betwr m Phone Riverside 252: PPAIR gr AND wrd. —$10 reward ” prefer 7th. aa ES SHOR for Ra ae for a good stand for shoe | repairing shop; ‘ctty or country town. H. H. }., 6108 Virginia av. ea SPACE Wtd In firest-claee retall store to operate first-class retalil counter; butcher to handle fresh smoked meats only; em to handle al! poultry, vegetables and fruits. Address C. Freivogel, 3458 Chippewa st. Can give references. a iy Salil Ai alae gah WANTED—From 3 to 5 acres with switch- ing facilities; must be within city limfts; give full dese ription and state price. Hox K-198. Post-Dispatch. (c) ‘grocery meat BUILDERS’ COLUMN Solid agate. one line day. 7 + slog aati + Pe a. be. tiumes. daily 8e. ve. ayn” BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES. ETO — a i ea “ARPE NTER—Repaire and siterations; ga rages, stores and bungalows ballt drawn 1°00 Temple nv Ceabhany * ‘ARPENTER—And builder: tobe. aematl: aise repeife: concrete work. .@6 rages. sleeping porches all Kinds: can give references: miy work can be seen at Many places. Get my prices, save money. Grand 7404W Frantz. 4287A Areenal st ‘cee, CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS ‘td Made on lor B4x140. Call 6710 itehell. HOMES etc... designed. financed. Dalit: you see where every penny of your money is Spent ltiex I. Poot. Trin ‘ ; oem ee ee + = a ee PLANS end spectfications porepar red by chitect of repute; $25.up. Colfax stay. ” bungalow, fiat, “Sas PLANS, FPidney > up.» JS. specifications. Architect, 3508 Humphreys. $10.700 very modern: doubie fiate, and 4 roorm, $16.050. building leane made; tn ht loose tion; bended security: highest references vor muet have Clear jet: some caah, Hot > Bs Post - ot -Diepatern. ant L, cash pe pay ment wii! ballé you a home Rea T) o#t- Dispatch HAY ce a Pe, COTTA comp'ete buildi ne organize ima 06Useversa)] «desirabie Hulid- ean which ill enable ue te make very at- tractive prices of Tiats, SOngRioeS, ec Wil ehow ground and fernish plan service, Rex B-O7. Poset-Diepatch w . ir REAL ESTATE Bieptad “Sie atte. 4 dopiae “Tee yu -» 56 pon. Agote—st REAL | ESTATE eanee WETLSTON REALTY CO. | win sell ov rene make jostis, | APA RTMENTO Be ‘East | Call Dr. Schierman | - rent $1 60 | BUSINESS PURP’SES| Thouteau and ‘of large or REAL ESTATE CARDS ANNOL NC EMENT. , 40UN J. WARD ‘ormerivy Waerd CC come aseociated Realty 4) WANGE. ig fonty alate fit Miores end feta: rent = rent ki) Title (-family apartment: 6-famiiv avertment. 4-family fiet, rent 4-familw fiat. yan - Will exchange aTREY EY LA Voter ACREAGE Wt4—For subdir ment, close te city tmprev fation, price. first letter. WN Cima he. Neb, BUY. « eell. (rede, a ary wy be me LUN nr es | FLA eonmabte is (beeth i— Un trrrauk Wie rash hon | #1. 91. Poat- we ti Me a your property with theest property. s. f. oF Nealtor and Dullder, & Lacieds ie. Li=@T your prepert) DER ™ o ’ “with ESA Reattor & HKMuilder bal, colt. cwttagee, fete and Ura\ol® Lac 3 30 Pee Se ‘FLAY Wid.— SPELLS AP, Roe Pees power are rs pe Lf TE eS I MERE TY SmI . RA renee ao:

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Los ge- 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Nest Residences For Sale Today.__ ST POST -PISPA TCT. oe nRnnMs Pearle Mw tncatin CITY REAI ESTATE aa aware See SALE crry REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL | y) REAL ESTATE—W’'T’D to BUY > to BUY CITY F REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE Ty ee : —————————————— BUNGALOW—3 [eo po per. e a ‘z db ~ lot 7 ¥ : _Landsca ’ Fiats. Apartments Wanted Southwest PP ee et y— v\ (¢ —In exc pange for o. Leuis ns | on on — _ ty al YOUR + HAN ‘CE acres to 25 ecrea, barn one nn ; “ : , : , M eran Flix , —_ =. . wire’s hiehe.er , * al ; Eoffmar ’ — a) 4 REAL*Y «' ~— ; ’ ’ : oo — - - _— a 4. . bse od a » s = = a } 266R. o: , os —~ LOT—115x165, Lai t of Newsteat Take Te m . ——» . x ‘ ell ag ' RR E ’ Tod : Bic . ‘ernet @t Reon 205. egai * , " eo3:! _Pr: , : = tie = ~. ~— a ‘yf , . Goi . * : : or . - oe . . . | eae ' : : c —— } . , -* =[ust s 4 ba ~ ; >. B73, Post. D “+ _ . : lines ~ | OX L- 55. . > AS ey } ' } j : ; TS s = a..7 ¥ . . , , ; ; for * / fan TN . a : T= Me , . - : - -_ , x & . , . _— sor as " * . : . : : . . ie ol . a a ee wPF wo + gee t t é : rs. Wiiiebon Watson and Areenal uilding Lots, $16 to $25 per foot, Gslea. Tower" Grovt Sa ro Wateen : af == i SS i uilding Improvements Started Yesterday (s2) «= waiee se | _, BURDE, wo} NPE EE | Gena PS Bee | Sena tee Peres Gravois-Morganford Place Beamon te aha ase was oie oF acute fat Br Se 2 at ae a | ee = feo ie a GAA = a (4500 West on Gravois Boulevard) ‘ere Wa’ - Tlave the aah hrwe fiate 2 7 tenements, Stores, sina) re noe * : oli ERIS DOWN ‘PROPERTY WANTED 1j1en oO [07 in &: ; ha : ‘ages g10Tes “ROLAND. "A. WISE, S¢ 1. 81! - a aie sheet ‘Gen a185. $35 per foo" i av.| Post Dispat’. - ots and «s ) Soe wet ree ye as TWE Soe a ia agg ee tet eT er dey ee pe This “Subdivision of Convenience” was opened & ARTHUR ¢ MOYLE We FO oe SH gg a hg gg ge Sunday. Twenty-five per cent of lots already sold. , Se eed: art ane —_ Se Oe rouaR TELLER 2.808. | | Tone 5 a =a. an rest a E. F. Frie Realty Company, 4435 Gravois Boul., stal We Not Only Mee en ent roar | HOnSE Nise pk meome Dried right | VACANT S04) Het a Se_foais ay fget | Piovemst 5o]58. Garvie. sess See, +> | For parsieuiars piowe Fores 335. cSt building a two-family flat yesterday. This come ieee o- Sooo Cavs | ace , | Fok Neuse, south ef Latayete pest | ALERED'E COCRMOREEER 108 Cuewrees foq—a_ poate. Fame! locaton on Caries | SOTTASE Sas Wear at IST es purchased four other lots, and will begin building #IaEE =e =: =-=.. > pee MILL PAY SPOT CASH reece WEE OT | ORE ee AS PER: SE ee Ba oe mediately. ‘a enema Bae : = Has a3" & : ; oF = —s = : erate See irae See Fae ‘oe Se = sein = bees Come out today or tonighi—Grounds brilliantly illun = te DENCE Wie — Betwesr | _—. re =--.5 : Cherokee car passes the grounds eee OS nent i a - oe — et a! eres ere * ee ee ee emme . se ee ae pe ge oye ee age ro — oe QR: GRRE re errey or 4 aes. = one With ready cash wating gie or Gouble flats ? eno cottage evick scion SEE 1 CHRISTIAN RI —_ S3° : oa? , wt. fc . . Disne >. : . - : = = - ~~ ™ : . | : = 7 . 1 - py ~- ."s — ; ‘ : ; WE LEAD Sad privieps of Mvegh i= anmee ene of Gra: }2_ Margate : 1400. on very easy a EDW.__GOCEE =k Cheats IN SOUTH ST. LOUIS Later that time: ® seem 4 bedrecms: | cmec Call Forest 601 O.. 107 Nerch Tes s we: 5 ae, eee ae | FLATS, BUNGALOWS, COTTAGES restricted first-class neighborhood. . ZT- “aoe. 40-2. } SSDENCE Lot ARTLAND TER ai tm Al con ; ji —— have cash buyers quick sale if pe _— 2 i a 3 } - "~} sé. 5 =a 2m x a >> 5 2 ls right. two of os acth . ® : ns ‘ a RE to bor tS Foor Tesigenon jm | LO Sovtherzies oo Eicbelberwer. S05 | es eae 2. : ce Suite 400 Carleton Bldg. | : ors | Comury Telephone Olive 8726 - : i sis sy - a * ‘ ¢ 4 cect Oe ES OTE % © wd Bie aie ~* wel “eb ‘owners Kin 7 WNER MUS Aa Sere" eh a ee el AME ee Bungalows, Cottages Wanted fericciars and price REITZ 723 + ST MiLIES RE Co 105 Ns Swan, bed rosme aad kevche>. | as ee : - . ; - b " ] : BUNG W Wed —r oor x a a . . : r . =o 6 . soe = a T cya OoT: — a a> oe g03 a > wg - ; > : meighborhooc Bux W-272. | a _ Mackie 3 Branner. ALICE Sia! tA 5 , ee an —— 50. water. eiectr af Bhi | | = " + . — . . . ‘ . : . > r . eS 4n5 FS . ————_—— “ . , ~o . . fc : ~ 2 ' . : : ~~ — te % | : , ~s ue ty : 7 ag gs | F = | ASS ONE Wid —Smal, mm count: $50 i Ss : gs oven aps make vos- Dew st ampurger ay: one Bio | Sock so Harry Hache howe F 5000 South King’ Highway BL « “ast se. $0800 = BUsuAic w Wid —3 or = £ or ‘@ mat ROT ASL ; = me } 3128 we = nL ‘ABBOTT. “Bealter. > 789 | j ; 7 Bas -s — Bre : ‘wi = os ge —# , u Ss ; 3 WILaow net me » : 4 ‘ — . , ' oe ww eee Cr 2% -¢ — » ee, 3 = AVION RO: oe ' acres. Gracie LARGE HOME aes 4 | ectes on “Macc tester GARDEN 2 Pw L heuse. «ater ’ oe ——o> -——~ _ -&. . T : “se ; . . S ro9e $3 ns Et ——y E : oF eae iced 50 teen & , $3: ange ALAM woNTHLA LOOK AT THIS “4 ’ —— Business Property Wanted bi laces: a0 : : gsTso: 3, bai vim Or. : ; ro . ~> T+ ; : , - : ; — —_ ti | * - ’ — eB” $5 ” ‘ ga 07 hot-water best. in Vailey Pauar&: ‘2 ~ead . r ss . . & .% . . : ’ ~ «+ ‘ 7 - ~s.4 cash: wth San im Seuth or ' -~ . =. = —_go oe "gg Oe oR es ent ~ Ki-kewoed w= - | tl , = iy Sot ..-_.-* Perea. mR £& ». € -- a . wateean . , : : , = ‘tom ¢ , - = 2e : : | _bgeer~ : 1s A} Chestzu Cash Orr Es wants cermer Dui... ns . “i REALTY os 5. ™ For par cule . L OTS a Te = » back 1 bic ad asi : — rR EE LOT ror emt ss ' . f° ° 4 , yr’ Gk = 34 e"7ee Sactony BUILDING .3 rcade Bhix. OF —thy BIILDFRS ATTENTION ar ae: 4 g 4 VINITA TERR ACE — _~ Sak=ERY— [ 3 ; 7 : MA . PEC iaAN. 2052-24 oay_ of ‘ease. (> i cle So | = GCRAVOI.. . ' . _ —_ ’ - cy poe SES eg “A , came —— -—. mart" “eZ : 2 _ Lo: _ oie ton ane ‘ : al . a . oie ; ; ves . . =~ 7 awe. . : » ‘ : )e 5 ae ee ae . " OTT 6k —_ . , ~ pm . ~O — : - ng Se wee | : = . | , ) : —o - . + PER MONTH . & bungaisw. Mutrux : nal 4 See us for beant F:.ANFORD EGAD LeT = | : Ie or cla Fee Fee ros st - “or en! ) ween Tatt and Beethove = Oe -«. Gc "8 By oat * te a . ar : SQ : ' . . . Big Bend ri. 5-room rock Sengalew oy + we - an toe ew THE PLEAS(kE = ™ “ol. «am Seet, garage large it : \oca ut : ‘oe on . _ reas - [20 Walrwright Bide BUILDIN . = POCLTS&Y FAScCIER'’s FLAT wre. —i mare GSGy cash. wan: fat. reuse No. 9 Sad = | rst) > a Som awe aS BEACTIFLL HOME wt io. * > : * . ~ : 7 ; . . : : - ; -y i - .S + ¥, - en | " - “hy : : ~* a ’ . : x snga _ PLAT Wied —Deute o = : 22 & E E a - ~ > Trane as | ‘ve a . et, Wid —sing - Bea Bi Fines gen een els. e Secu co ——— | v i-SERG? | . 8) —————s4 | — os ag ne = nage nd - L = = De = —_ — , 7 > and uee8 « rete foum a : ENN UM _ cKS NORTH Ment of SLOOO Sidmew : Dest . Fade ac NATURAL BRIDGE 7” TS Wrst. —cingie ~ette. ork we tf 2 $4927 De} & ao , -y and & a ' ; wrod iy —_ _ 3 21 Eterna ory. Groom freme. =. Peat 1 . 53312 _ ety = 2 machine garage. lot 50x135 “MY “1 mt TSBAND BS LEAVING POUAY LTY ¢ 5¢D for inspection Io ay | ot se >+ of good ‘rm - — } 20% arefully andscaped. : th = , ‘UMBSBES? WO £OT TH MOOR open Sundar Revs aed further (DALE TERRACE 3 — +. We INDERFUL : R APPEl. ott chesnat. o 46 we | NEW HOME Leorbwreet BPebheter | Wem. anata ” tn “ares a Beautifu! Estate in County | aed eum pertor~ het-ewater heat. , en’ ———————————— : ' ; im Gmetwas lsve , oo . ——— — 1 in 4 | Weed Seers: = wasceom *. % aA Wc Lara: (") Ss Bi... , —s ; > ; ‘. “ou 4 g=rage 3° acres of ground “> >. an. + a ry Va ie np: _ bss S$ a

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esterday on REAL ———y ran ace ard) S opened last. lready sold. Boul., started is company building im- ntly illuminated ds “= ghway Terrace} Highway BI. Take Cherokee car to Beyo Southampton car to Devon- | en on grounds. R. FE. & INV. CO. AVENUE Victor 294 _ RB'N PROP’TY FOR SALE on SEVEN ACRES “*f Lyndhuret for subd ivieion: subdivision: eed 7-room house of SURKAMP. 6211 Easton oe AYTON ROAD EXTRA LARGE HOME TRACTS and frontage on Clayton road, tive congestion near city; ¢ grade: $700 per acre. ‘CY, 402 Calumet Bidg., 114 N one, Main O02. lot train, 7 WwW THOB. McCRADY 70 acres weet of Balas Brentwood UTIFUL , 6-ROOM RUNGALOW. 5x200, block from "end! 8920 S000; easy terme. car line Call eton. Brentwood. & BON, 79 Easton. ; Clayton SE—Lease; rent paid until Marek” rooms, furnished; cow, tw, cash : back Bush's Grove. 1 Clayton ; Route No yton ; : streete n SPECIAL BARGAIN eut for quick aale: Jot n made: sewe K-14, Pos nC 67x 120; $4000. mu le, Clayton , a Warren r, water and t- ie. _ 225 lay to $75-$89. new quia aw. . Vet lecated in beet Part ‘entral av. Benton 1] CLAYTON BARGAIN 5 S lows; 224 1642] a) . Sylvester 3 ) | easy: terme ock from car; $4300; | any 4331W ' - is property is priced for i & REALTY CO.. Ferguson. | WENZLI | 65xx Jul 4 a OO as acai | ; * “ACK, 1010 Chestnut. oj me viian; rooms; modern; tile bath; rooms ; splendid lot, 6x2 1 8 OR SANITARIUM Se ve ~ ss lot 502165; ). . , i GROUNI BEAUTIFUL — $4806 ' close to Catholic school | . | l7-acre tract. § Miles from | a2 LL BUNGALOW We arrange terms on any of the above _jj!| church. _ Open today. i I }4 : ' iskes. fine spring. all in torest} 6 roor i ALAMEDA AY. bungalows. ai ——— HT ai! otf - 1 house. @!! kinds of car” one | water heat. eye tile bath, hot- ont At HOFER-ROBINSON. it 133 HELFENSTEIN AV Hiei L r t Cat. ‘ = ' - ' i! mautifel pic es in St. Louis |!" front and rear, rape. aabies + sy | tM. eR mt Ro. Ht THE HANDSOME 8-ROOM CALI- Ht ay! aoe lars Old; excellent conditi f r4 amily 5 year | UNIVERSITY CITY HOME. FORNIA BUNGALOW OF RICH- |} | | GHON REALTY CO | FE DERER. ARENDES REALTY CO. | Uniccreeytpeen, looking for something in i AKD HAWES JRO Is OFFERED |i i} Bk. Bidg.. Ferguson, Mo. __ Sidney 2457 -O61U) amaeae ey mre rene A for ad days, awe —_ — | 4} oo Girton ee es OF o iF . O64 manne ‘-room home on arvar Ss | - GENTLEMEN IESIRING A | “CCREAGE oi (MAPLEWOOD BRICK KESIDENCE, jhome is a real jewel, beamed ceiling, hard- i REALLY HIGH -TYPE HOME. | ait Hi §-reom house, outbulidings, | net-water Ieat fs: 8 rooms. tile bath, | Wood floors, brick mantel, sun parlor; | SPACIOUS GROUNDS PROVIDE A i t ; pee 83700. | keys two doors aie trees and shrubbery; | *creened porch, in fact everything that the | || MOST PLEASING SETTING FOR wie 1} ; Florissant: good house, out- | THEO BOTHMAN R, | most fastidious could desire: there is noth- ‘| THIS ATTRACTIVE HOME. yt ity +} 47 or ear line: $4500. " Olive 900 ge he ee }~ Rpm money could buy that would give | i WEST a EBSTER 1 i meee room bungalow. garage, hen- | —_ = . , you amily as much real happiness as this | ar —s ww ae : ; medal - Hy goil: 4790. : : WAPLEWOOD. | home. 410 W. SWON AV... IS AN &- | | gg beautiful 7-room brick; close | ian or — S-room frame house, arranged | UNITED REALTY CoO., Hi a OM 2 4-BSTORY. DWELLING, I | te oe on good road; in Ferguson: rey oy pee 28 bocks west of car,loop;| 315 Tower Bidg Olive 8423 (c) | Sree SLEEPING PORCHES, SUN |/\\|| Th . | ‘. Jot; non-resident owner; can be D ELMAR Bil. VACANT |||) ROOM, GARAGE, LOT 100x200. ai . +. + ‘in fruit: 6-room house, gcood bought very reasonable 300 ft in Univ it Cl >> wonderful ¢ ! PROPERTY Is UNOCCUPIED i in Ferguson; will consider trade GEO, os HEMKER REALTY Co., | ture: wiil divide. See aux re ars Ae 1 OBTAIN KEY eyROM Ww EBSTER Hi | | estnut et., St. : ; i= : ‘ : ° th Silnaroved, vith 00d spring Phone Olive OR. Louts, Me. Se +— oe ono GROVES TRUST COMPANY, AGT. | i] iy gardening. oO” . ou Can’ au s for eiit ™ show you acreage tracts. improved | | 6538 Crest; beautiful 7-room modern | | THE 7-ROJM DW - - ING AT 509 } Hh i} ved. at bargain prices | wner avs e wiih BE. LOCKWOOD A is CON- ani \ Co.. . ||| VENIENTLY LOCATED FOR ONE jij} } 1]! O || DESIRING TO SEND | LN J | | ' dg.. Ferguson, Mo. Fine 5- ‘ok all for $7250. Must b to b - 1] Ut 2 | ert, matt brick bun- ciated. ALVIN T. DICKENS, 612 Chest. |||] CHILDREN TO THE CATHOLIC || ars i\galow on Yale avy enue, half | mvt. Olive 5581. iil LARGE Doune “GARAGE. a | e | : ? ’ 4 re , . > ea i —_ 4 > { G +s ‘ elu } Jennings ‘block from Manchester av enue. | CHOICE OF UNIVERSITY CITY LOTS. | THE IMPROVEMENTS |. 2AKk [PII Il) | i‘, acres: water, | | 60 feet, Shaftesbury and Purdue. MADE. THIS PROPERTY MAY /|/'/////; | “ Mennings road, rear, Jen-| Maplewood. Hardwood floors:| 19°, feet. Hanley and Teasdale. ||!\| BE INSPECTED TODAY. WH } feet, Hanley and Wellington. MR. C. L. BECKER. WHOSE RES- | ' , | ys garage; modern in verv , | GO feet, University addition. Hi | : il , : aaines Heights. Se lay ons | Th} e every /Way.| “SaVINGS TRUST CO. 4915 Delmar. ||||| IDENCE Is 109 GRAY AV. W3. |||, | fl } 99) lis 18 a bargain. Inspectfon by | UNIVERSITY CITY HOME | | ky A + tes OFFED GC | Hi Mi | - >| € rooms and sileepi rch: 160 ft. JU] asses 2% aus ND* yO 7 card only. Terms. — MAGRAY | ervund hoe Mivgaaggd shrubbery: warace: ||| SINE ROOM nesIDEXGE. vor ||| by : f ‘ ] , verv t . . e° , ii} PY yA yy i j i | Kirkwood REALTY CoO., 204-5 Wainwright. | BALSON RR. & RCO. 5RNO Delmar. (c7) FINE TREES AND CONSIDER- ‘ "| it in several new bungalows, 4 to | —- = ABLE BHRUBRERY. THIS LOCA- | Dee ELTY 00.. Kirkwood | Olive 3893, Central 2013. (c62). Beautiful County Home ) TION 18 WITHIN A BLOCK AND || | il ht = CON Hanson, "Kirkwood 486 460. —(c7) | _' ancimener Overland, fo $9500 | Rall, corecned sleeping perch. het-water Beat, | Hh LOT 0x137, THE STREET iM. wil il mprovements Oi; INE Ig'Nes ¥ De $O Ul e Vv | | ; BUN Al Al : a eee a Hineh : SE ES TT {ill , 045 ELMWOOD AVENUE Nit A NTIEIEID : UNIVERSITY CITY iil A,.XERE NICh FIVE-RoOM Mop. ||| " | | | i} OWNER OF THIS PROPERTY I8S i] i] water electric; immediate pos- | terme. E. Haley. jot 60x1 S Spee only $6500; any | BUNGALOW—New, moéern, 4 rooms, 5 os. card to inspect see room efficiency; Murph bed ; 706 Chestnut. y; phy Maple pl.. 8. Wty ‘Agent, 7 ass % biock south of Lackland. Ov erland. | rooms; hot-water heat, elec-| Mrs. Metz, Kinloch, Clayton 199R, or Cab- | x First hous jarge. attic above, hardwood eee, | $2A00- use south of Lacklin on Burns. — | FLOORS, HOT-AIR’ HEAT. DOU- ; one pare, Harrison av cur- any 3733J. fer) | TAS RaGeliffe .......ces00:; eseees $16,500 | »OF a mt | LS IRK WOOD TRUS OO. fc) COTTAG E—Four rooms, kitchenette: water | 6-room colonial sun aw bey side | BLE GARAGE. LoT 495x150. THIS r+ | Pi electric; 70x253. Second “i | inclosed pirch. hot water. tiled ee Oe ae rough an improvement Fun 1000 buys 50-foot +3 and twe-/ Raltimore on Osgood: $2500: ter south of set-in bath; garage: lot 75x ii} THE OWNER WHO WILL _BE /}/\/']) ? ou; terms. (c) 168; easy terms; owner leaving ij] PLEASED TO SHOW YOU fill: ——, cot wired for electric | lot; Rose Hill av., Kirk- | IDE rooms, in Overland Park. city and will sacrifice iil THROUGH. > F | j 352 . . , , , 5 . ‘ av.; terms half cash, ». Reller. A521 N. Broadway. | JCHN 8&8. BLAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut. 166 &.) GORE AVENUE pear Barr aEa Ee k-—8-room brick, modern; fine lo- NC N ‘“ > a a | 9 N. 7th st. Main 4873. | latin: B close to high school and car line; NOT SOLD FOR A PROFIT 4 oe ape, ~~ { oe ces | ) 987 lawn, concrete walk, rage; worth $11.- | . lave & . es lj} WOOD “LOORS, -E we iil t fal 8 conveneint te. transfer 000;'$7850. Henley, Forest av. , Overland. Owner Must Now Sacrifice | || LARGE PORCHES. ABUNDANCE |||| ||| \ fine TRUST ©O. (c)|_Mo. Clayton 280X c) His beautiful 9-room modern brick home on | | OF CLOSET SPACE, LARGE AT- ji / 1) . ; ; = | | KIRK WOOD : || OF , F AT iy .1| $300 CASH— ? ~ |Amehrst in University City: well construct- | TIC. THE LOT I8 WH0x2U06, COV- > WL Bae 4 fags Ae mye BR. bay ed; ideally located and the building alone |‘) ERED WITH FINE MAPLE /|F) , ° IRK WOOD | churches and good roads: water and elec- ‘could not be erected today for $15.000; we i TREES. SMALL GARAGE. | Thi ah. t | b f r Nel h} ( rs ) wood. Arcadia st.. onat of! tric: lot 100x193: $2950. Cc. Relmener, | = mvp you waster, ct than $2000 in the pur- ai SPLENDID LOCATION. __ ie “>. oun ry u S O 2 Mot 100x200; garag Se | ae eas . ‘BX THOMPSON K. CO.. 5872 Delmar bi. ||| AN ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW _ |||, “HILL, Agt., 810 “Chestnut = THIS, FIRS1 TIME AD\ ERTISED. Cahany 144. (e3) i OF 6&6 ROOMS WILL BE FOUND /||//// “our rooms, sun parlor, newly rated: |* — : | : 39 rE , ,. = ea) gful, new, 11 rooms, stucco: electric, gas and water: stern ee: saben $13 500 BUYS THIS tit oF aan ie ryt STUCCO O DAML iW . 7 , : Geass througnout: tile rect. re, |porches: 20 young boarine, fruit trees; Seal | = P Tia Xe = yg $5 Aw $15 per foot; | BUNGALOW— Modern hee ~ brick. 7327 | ——, - eel; you save $3000 if you buy. | | yyy fh i ng Fg Rain ey oe | HH : cK ain ichmond Heights y terms. Hil - pe ee o Riceee a ; , - ART? Delmar bl | real snap for cas! articulars 807 Chestnut. i} . ‘ ; Mock south of piesourt Pacific particu PIxy ' JAS. ¢ | MORPFIT. r 0] C; b een or terms; $700. | eK G04 Fed. Res. Rank Ride. AMES P] AC KH ‘FREMBLEY - WILSON, Webster Groves. ||| ive AIT abany Offer 445 Wood! awn av... $13,500; unusually | —PHON aes 1500 > ee 8870-4472 | , i DAY. euras aT SEE THIS TODA KUNGALOW—Matt brick. porch cross tront |attractive 7-room brick bungalow (c68) ern home, in best condition. en | coal IN UNIVERSITY _(-room brick Dunga! . best outbuildings; fruit; _* rooms down. large room, upstairs: hard- , 7) ‘TREMBLEY - WILSON, Webster Groves. ||| good well: lake full of fish; 12 138, i S ety a le Flag IS NEARLY SOL ‘D- OU T Offer 1] 113 Gore av.. $9100 | ‘ ; te transportation des oe Ss ee iatahte We still have left some choice lots on 7... wt. | . pos . ; KIRK WOOD TRIST «(oO ir) or 0 = ane or = ; ~ ee He . fioors. oy bath. Free-en doors, iarge porch _ d } k them over before it fi@ Offer 1°54 Grav a ’ om 2 >> 000 | ; : p : : _ . Pere . Go out ap oo = doe , , , Hing “ Sibcamec Highlands. and | _carece: 511.500: terms. . 42 | too late. HOUSE—New 9-rvom Colonial in| Webster [/ gonnection with any othe seclning organization. acres. Sublette and Pernod road WENTIICK. TO10_ Chestnut ot dee See all the handsome new homes now be- Perk: finished by Sept. 1 AMES & |! acres. Gravols road: opposite busch BUNGALOW —2029 HKellevue; , lh frets 1 this en : 4 ‘ AMES. CONTRAC TC RE 1°4 W rae a” brick. stone vorch, hot-water heat, har esjirablie terms, an money loaned o »~*. NON, ehater (reves. ecres on Manchester road near Collins wood floors throughout; Siate roof . ile new bulldi ne TRE MBLE Y = oR EI Ire n st We 500 ; pad Te _ + -_ ———— —- _ ‘ mt? larce leenin orcn. l1S-inch Wa, Bt SH-B’ “RNS. 1105 Chestnut. he ee ee _- _—= ax ——_— —_——— os ee ———— aaeneeneyneanneelipnea KIRKWOOD TRUST 00. (c)) Path Core iene +8) 1106 Chestnut. | SEEMELEY — WILSON, — Webster Groves — as = oe ————— . = . neice Ry 1) ‘terms ‘Cc ( ‘ \ 4 a a a od Zl > = ~ - Vv Se Q° 94 rr re teas” , GARDEN OR POULTRY. HUCNGALOWS—Two,. beautiful: Nos. 4 end W.S. STEELE. Cabany 5849M Offer 60% Berry rd. $8000. _______ susuRB’N PROP’TY FOR SALE SUBURB’N PROP’TY FOR SALE REAL _ ESMATE CARDS REAL ESTATE CARDS house; water, lights, bath. furnace: R Sunset. Rik ‘hmond Heigh* 5: just com- 1045 East Park P] =# - o- OF ee 7 oat aaa b.. Re A it a i: RS a _—— --—— =. 2. ; eted: open Sunda rare, ee - ae oe - a ae ; —- mofiern stucco; on car line; beau- ; SONNEMANN- BARNETT. R. E. CO l niversit vy City joins F. M. Schumann's reel lence on north: Webster Groves . _ Webster ¢ Groves , = db acres. ea “a banyv "O88 QA4R E aston . . . No. S01 svan hoe: fine 1iomMesB!lLees. Severs ——_ TKEMB MBL EY 2 WILSON, Webster Groves. on Barrett’s station road: {- ——————— r _ Zacker a‘ 8-room frame; concrete ga- and water in: terms easy —-_ -— — x 7 ! Se house, outbuildings best; nice, shady Bt NGALOW-—stucco, 1416 ‘of whade hme ‘rage, 90-foot front, grape arbor and fruit M-in 487% a 8 TOK OOM ™ OO N 7th at Ela sity i Oiler Se. dager > ag ost eae Fag Bae ie) || O rooms on firm floor: plenty of shace Am” -rees: $4500 Tat Th a oT aia dime«« 2 , Hy this Marrict: home f« heautit ef an take S7750 ~ = : TREMBLEY - WILSON, “Webster Groves. NOTICE > | eores of fruit and berries: good im- shrubbery; to settle estate will 6412 Etzel av.: T-room frame; bath, gas ¢ °15% Portlan: r.. $10.000_ ic) og BOMI ag he ts: Clayton roed. a Dd opnn. care of People’s State Bank and electric: $3700; terms : oe -- : — aT 00. an” diem 5 rooms odern. large lot: price right : e- tenton A ‘ ‘“oncret b ment: /T— ctiful. 2 on mad t t : “ . . ‘~~ © WwW wright ; irrige © nay — HOt sed Folk; 5 rooms. bath. eiec- lot 80x146 to B ao py aketaey ain pened with cure. gutter and sidewai ike: close to nae . | pide. Pe ym. 8 WN. On ; ore - , ” : 7 . KIRK WOOD TRIST CO. (c) terme: awner $45.00. high and grammar schools: large trees: fine T | 7 ' hil : i | he word +s Rk Al TOR signifies a JOUSE—Kirkvo 4: a) 6918 Highland; 4-room frame; $2600 neighborhood, You can buy this for a little remo CV-WHSOD ii MODERN HOME. : | on OOD BUNGAIA Ww o wu: 7-ROOM yM HOU — y+ ful shade. Building lots. an? size ‘end orice Over- more than the coset of the improvements. = oe i iy § rooms, steam heat. bat hn. et ; sarge } 1 L . R ] iD t t new 5-room motiern ?t enters en i | ¢ can’ “$8 meen; ih paiees in. vat D. land Park Arlowe av west of W oodson rd.: Rex R- 7 RG. _ Post -Mienateh h Hitt lot; fruit. flowers mate: a a — —_ mem 1 Ge | of the St. OuIS ea US a e hes = : ruit ? fn : ‘i e 7 r frame cottage. lar jot: nr ble TREMBRLEYV ~ WILSON, r Gr l\||}, To inspect phone W. : oEROP WY — ’ : : ¥.. only one block south of Wood- o Me, i : ae 4-room frame cottage. large /o.; reasona TREMBL > 7 - w ILSON. -W ebster roves. a en eby = . ; soy 3 . “Clay ae in Datremaed - chene _Clarkson, ICH os HEIGHTS price and terms; Carson rd., 4 biocks from fer 415 Lee av.; $8000, Wel ste r ( ‘ roves nf} wright Bidg. (live B6O35: Webster LOORW ¥ kixe hange. VV ho must operate under its possess.on at once. 7.3 36 RA ow of 5 rooms, car line . . , » RESID} Saree — 7820 Grov e. modern, ry rooms, i; Li » - 7. - . . 2 -- : A. 5. LOOMIS 9 N. 7th &t Beautiful a - ——_ porch; garsee €-room brick, gas. bath _ electric, naré- 100-foor lot. trees, shrubs, all are near Hi New Bungalow ae Easy Perms | rules and regulations. ES } | \ = » roots new } T KE FAR and, Grivewa: RRINKOP. 619 Cheatnut et KAMP. 216 Wainwright Bldg os modern. Open toda Make offer : ee. mile wet RICHMOND HEIGHTS, Webster Groves _Mive 8242 or Webrier_145x soccer ial ee ee ee aie can al 1 Hil —— reer ore St Lo ] R | BK Cc ‘ Foo use; city water; 1! 3 — rs; 50- $$$ — r YY - SON, ebster G aint t , ar Hy uU ea S e xX an e | ; fruit and berries; everything Bungalow; 9 Tee mg es — TREMBLEY - WILSON, Webster Groves. a= —_ i B28 Clark av.. $6750 if familiar with our beautiful | This beautif 505 _SELM ~ mt be sold this i . ; IS ; has never been rented cont It: NOC 2 SPRCHT. 132 N. 7th. _ | Offer 441 Newport av. $8900.00 507 MARSHALL AV., BUNGALOW, 64200 jf ‘Suburb. some idea of the class |||! week: large corner lot. 115x14% taree oaks | (89) KIRKWOOD TRUST CO. (c) _ BARNGROVE & SPECR* = | BUNGALOW —5 rooms; fruit trees: garage. four rooms. one floor. bath. gas, elec- of homes that we offer for sale tH shrubberr. etc.: garage: price cut $1000 for t . us for b tif 1 homes: MU ST BE SOLD AT ONCE | $5500; terms. 6861 Greely. Webster ov). ov. Remy '63x137 to alley, fruits, shade, Hi at this time. We have not Hi auick sale: owner wil! shov : = . : cautiiu aC t? Make ur an offer on THA9 eM nn aN vr — ny ~ —- |ghrubs. street and w — in. Raa schools, ||! odieg ae Se ae wag Hi mye 5 -RWT" RE Tn ch tt in BOs. BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES -% $60 - fi-room frame | NGALOW—6 rooms, moGcern in every G@- | ehurches, stores. cars and trains i) perky ; . “ to 000. Ric wage Me™ Fee attic reorna, tall; hot-water heat. Call Sunday or eve- | paw. 21 ® Wainwright Bide.. ¢ ive e & 342. | giad to show any or all of jij! Weliston For Sale | For Sale 4 wt T i . ~ ¢ crn fr) ———— — —-— ; ‘ > - . * ’ —_ — ~ ———— oe ¢ KIRKWOOD RUS O. Se home ~y i furnace: easy terms. See us nines (R26 Murdo k =a + 7 a 7 ’ hil NG ALOW-—« routs - wit moder ven- CTURESQU E SITE _ = rary “* aenigaton. ; |mhecrse NC k—New modern G-room stuccs. | -, fer 619 W. Loc ——— av.. $16,000: you | }}! ence. There are other homea || BUNGALOW—Neé@w 4 rooms and bathroom E | r\\ A R 1; 14. kl i S lences; 60x120 Thone Kiverside eR 4s : nee a 4 By or AN “DERSON- -STOCKE- RL ERMAN. | (*—11 «aw. time Some: : B1GQ Me rahe ll 9% > lw! be well mnt tisfi ed after inepecting this at- Hil so J * e eet ye Figg ee Hy] Pi ae eh -_— be “i — . _ me. is I ball ro : : . L«¢ ITTAGE—SFramwe- -_ rou™ bat b, inund? Fe or yen elie. Vv al ey Pr ~ - ae Lent SF TREMBLE os - WILSON, Webster Groves. (tractive. well-built home Wier Tae ft ogg e a at Pe se Mo 2 W Sr : , = R321 North Broadwav nehcaraied Gas meinen and ch pra be ‘en : ’ s, en Bla . Te fer @2R Clark av $5800 /—- ae eee . ee a? Hom lid! . 4-1 on . “Se pts , oa NOW. room ny Wel we . ~~. a ; let 50x71) D lee “000. o hownat” : t , Ss - es | LUTS—hHawiborne and Newport al ‘Ae Saturday afternoons | 5506 Cur v.; $3000. o at COLFAX 660. CENTRAL “74% . eR we TRUST CO. ic) oe ICHMOND HEIGHT Be SaURLO Wo Modees 5 roome and bath part. 55x 089. pos eee porn see. ” "bene Webster 308 for ep- — SMECK EL. REAL TY INV. ~ a ag COTTAGES AND BUNGALOWS | BMITH RPFAITY ©O., 4705" Gravols as. : Reautiful Richmond Heights buneralows. | firet floor, ° rooms and sun room second 100x170. S$°6; Fores' vee 0 : Bompar' hii oes nt wiasiad Hl 804 Tel ‘Ree Fn k Vilag 704 Amelia at j-rm. brick, modern.37500 Wiyeussn® See we Bt ISS eS : Map! ail conveniences: one block from street Cers:| oor; price right. 735 Berry rd., second | 68x316 a oe MP. 216 Wainwright Eh sep ace it ———— : en $919 Arlington; # rooms, byth | $000 | COTTAGE—Exceilent. well-built brick, @ . ewooa nienty of ground, trees, shrubs; real bh houre north Hie Bend. ieG2) Hide ¢); ve B44 ‘i ————_—_—_———- _ }}}'_-— — —_ ih BUNGALO —4 rooms and attic, Wa tent totd Ari neion, £ reomem: axils 00 | roume and reception hall: newly decorateds, ——Dardy k, 4 reo oy Be . 105 N. Oth «# | BUNGALUW—Kobinson av.. near ‘Suxedo TREMBI. EY - WILSON, Webster Groves. |! a ~~ — J ohana, os sink, latest electric fix-|caiow. 6 bedrooms, 2 be the ( ALL } OR L IST Mount a itn N Kraadway, 4-room brick#@ 300 | Evene at. new 4-reom no 1 Lorn, : ) } ‘ , . - ee . — Ear eo. worn . ar woos N jrondwa 00 . at, 4 Sincke, north, Man a 1400 R A . 10 ton: Dutch- | tures. screens. shades. large porch, beau TT! K LE M RLEY- WI LAC iN R Ee. & | CcO.—Uet OF WEBSTER & Roy BS PROPERTIES COTT AG E—Brick 4 reome Water gar & 400x180 76 4-room brick. SO | $62 "Oo: , $538 Thea ov etae n : 4 oo —3 tins ees. | t Choice Richm: nd Heights = - th modern | tiful fruit and shade trees; lot 50x 150 our list ef Webster and Kirkwood prop- ejectricits t from a pongey ” ches » for Stig) > Mroadwa' > reome, bet aon ,- on paone 4 as veck eer ay. . ap ~~ ful colonia! almost new * ith ae rooms | 657 Robinson ar., about 100 feet north cf| ert Y. a (cR) BRANCH OF F IC E carh if bought f ‘om owne 16437 Lulu 47) 40)6 Camellia aa a.canen brick : ) Oltve 1437 106 Nth at. yey 063. ‘ ‘ . steam eat ’ ~ . . convenience: laree pein & : earace in hase- Tuxedo wtb!.. " blocks wert of Big Bend rd TRE MBIA) os = WIL SON, ag Webster ~ Greves. : aT TAGE—Six- ror " trams furnace Pane modern LO00 $20 ——_ BALANC i MO HLY. " : i fem . | sur room. s'eenit - o if you drive out, or 2 blocks east of Nera- a t bie bed men’ S4° 00) 500 cas ox D-19 E75 Canaan a‘ 4 reo t SBx145 45 . * : , » @erage; large yard a ~—— u it to ety ‘ia offering home); if you . k f™M Otfer 657 Amelia a 00: 4 big ) ( $s ! D-194 aa 4 reome. let S8x1%5 4500 , “on ! 4. $3500 frame and carese, r . o len . a - f . = ‘ t3 . a Ty oi dy is ‘ “4 3 ; ; ‘ le ~~ ; 4500 §) —5-room at ucco all on one 2 sis 000 to effect auick eaie Open Sun- Price 6800. pas oon et soo. ho Pony A ro veg a Tater pest: att active, well lo hk, I NI . R. rao | EL. °o vest-tmeret iz ~ aon a ? : a " aes = 1—- an pee 7 Re = y oot 5 4 ones : 6 “ . may rte PRE BT «© 491 5 Deimer. - ce ane in basement convenient to! dav afiecrnoo nth : cates: — oF. - woe 2" Ee oe ae A 7VP P oe aid . 1 a Y. a on i. ; 4°02 Emerson. & rovm* bath electric 40009 Rey. a lines; real cozy [itiie meny or); WW SON eh OY Mabe Bide. |o'n BROOKS REALTY CO.. 107 N. 7th.| WRITE for map of. Wenater 943,000. anle 299 ay nets eames SOO, Salance 10 i) 4233 W. Parlin. 5 roofs, modern 5750 | SHADE. 2 SGA LOW DOLAN REALTY CO..; Ovlve 3186 —— | list_ homes; prices. § TREET CO. Aet. ‘8 Chestnut st. paren. 1005 Geremche bl: 7 rooms lot 755125 7500! New brick. hardwood floors, tf o bath. | rT: office onen St unda ic) LeON. ~~ h ebater - Groves. 71s _ ee _ a? ) geo . -—-—- —_— COTTAGE—1572% Vatlie e' 7 Teome, water SOIR tcarfiel f-room brick: wedern 9000 bullt-tm tab. fell gtanifotd h ee versity City ed | Tae MBLEY - WIL ’ “MR -— « WILSON, Vi ebster Ceroves. “ slectric - » fruit trees ‘ wih. | ‘etl thenevieve y- ree, ber k modern T7700 Weoo mn nN Blocks ‘trom ‘cs “wir heat ty | 408 es } raw ood fioors, 11'e Ofte er mies La 5 ~~ mpart _&: : _ 88000. —— ——— sag. F. Big Hen d rd Sj 0. WOO: wvorik b SEE THIS TOD AY 195° in a 5 aN) ey ' , hy ah ele * 4 roor : br ke modern iM ee eae 4 Seong aed for tn ah * ’ so - ; . Sucre aaa . “rT . — . - - ' = ~" Pe Re . ; : : " : ae P Kee 7420 dover Logg BN - oy hee ist NUAL AW ——th - ey? z= etvle av. _. | MUNG -ALOW Attrne tive "e brick: 5K eames bet-weter heat. od Pe F15 EF. Bie Bend rd.; &-room bunga'ow TOM ROT INV. ©€0O.. 69°1 Uaeton $5 tie cyve. 2 Te Pe ae aoe | WhNZheK, wile ¢ ‘heat mut. twee 1497. oo WM M. STITES REALTY ———$——— a “T> on Peth rootns. laree clorets, sleeping porch; riso EN 7 Toeoms., sleeping porch lot 1002180: quick gale wanted. ( GF g A2°R Page: it ‘« » . wt] | $ rooms: lot S0S1Ss 3700 | - ee nage * : ~s t-hAL _- J THT ni vers! ty 4 aty ‘ ~~) 7 Tt LSIT? ‘ °E ‘ ; I s ; MORF 'T R07 ‘ “h ‘ >. Cc ITTA ; oe ak 4 t4 ‘ fs reem brk ‘ mewberr 7000 # ok Ki BGS = v\ : $1 500 -easy tei ze. Box. | Lcre: ned roc k b yrreh: ee 2 j tere : for- wlared- te run reom very latest — JA: ( ™M on nu " ie 4-room brick furnace hath a et > : «Ge i ie ae ae eae ine Aung | RENT MONEY ‘wHLL “BUY THESE: : — eS e , - 7 , . . , te ‘ . - > -. . . ' * m — Elegant 6-room, modern | of a ie . ea ee h ————— om ies, las ze jot: = — — oy lences. RO 1KO 60 = = roorTre be Pier? re = / ON. "OF Times t ag .. tet AE int SSS een —_—_—_— converter * = ~ . - : — ene sonme ae ; ' e frame water, rae erectr ‘tit ' ren ; TY ovbad ys 2 . 2 owt t> "3 enn 640° » cea Y * ou Renton I em ate we r Central: new 6-room UL Be 10- room ‘prick; %% ucres; uwnet JAS. * MORFIST. SO. 6 pestnur. Vo howe , Saran ane Le. a summer kitchen pante RLrag re Ti ee sv ler a sense note. ee n 5aO0 | ALN 1’ r “Dic KEN. “ar a. rt S: lyadoves ae '. 7" - Te Laer fie ott gee — _ going away: 700 N. Gore « TREMBLEY - WILSON, Webster Graces. OS lot SOx1"* > SS ASE: SAS OS Pee: “MOR” 7. R07 Chestr ut fer BY Chertni $5500 ditien nrire 750 : } . ‘ar ryt} 4 rs te ¢ ort ' orrick - a 2 «oot floors. tile bat" - Se oP —— _ _eyor Fi 6 Beene: SY. - = aad sina dit i ‘ rf on omp! et « cotteger iine inet -—¥. Se neta wh ashingion ay.., iniver- '————— — jer eel = —e - nil can’ nit onisa* 26: mont 7 ’ > Oo. re ratte location rimnmt pr ice. > re — — fe w= aie , oan” all — ' frame . wer ' — ‘ ad e $4000 teormoe ~ * . ; . nA a . hey nA ae josaub , _ ; PWRNZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Ottwe 1487, | Ps ms eT] TES WF a1 Ty CO BUNG An pw ~ ls a) : rf of - ‘ oO! ; - % ; oom le oa v7 7c p o~ t ter Renter on” PO mon ati etrc ths mode n. lot ode HOt - 6.coam semi- bunga! ov all mod = ™ an “as = . we mal Arsenal 3d house weart of Rerrs rd Cab =— ee 7 Fi M48 hae ‘ oe . ee L 1 nat Eons eee a er ont af 747 se? | BUNGALOWS FOR SALE OR —wM ’ 9 a —— —— ries ie. now) see on” t | sapeeenniitieaiaieiaiiieids tf’ ee ave y a ca aad : , - r } atp,;) — nnn ——e | hPL _coaciten. ary pea ere yr | ler 3 bathe RESIDENCE—6309 Jul! an; 2%-story, seven flours ES ae “aa ae L, MO | * $i San? a merket: Tl. La r—ov inet. Fan Se Ge A. ae — 617 . om sc (7 MORFIT aoT « “hestnut nll og Ww — me —Te A £6.. $15.00 Bcce = ( rf R N EW BU NGAI JOW! S_ co ~s ferrnace. bath. ele ote gas * oe ul . ur TH REA? i ‘o.. 4705 travels. 19 B AKE E ‘ Cash, balance ferme. aha See ——~“S>n00 ——— om ¢F * - Se — > rooms and bath. These are excemional- jet 7T5x165: low price: cary terms L. W cometia TA - ‘ » F250 Manchester Renton ot ae CUuyv: $05 120: eer Hol ae— Bares - R room f — q 576 Ear >). A Tl A NT A A wk * » vos built ecad material ané workman- ieiiioned - ion ~ 2500 pos a : : “ oe - . Me eee pers ae ns stucco, + root, 5-room \ji=— : = r 32 > ae “ oon e* © cone tile bath kitehény © Sa a wanderful | rrain. st Se ee ee T ) ood condition SOs 1 80 " biecks Frisco _ - s nce modern | *'b It alwave pay to DU, RESIDENCE—O'-16 Wellemar ; ators ‘ lo Reeth trle ° » Jarge . : es » ber , ‘a> | 77, BePT) . wf »- TOO ‘ cr re den mT . sé ecatlon L, ke > | and - ; 7 he tive » ; . werthy roodern. 44+ feat et ; k = res = fre -* ye oe oe. au ‘ at: Soom _ oor. i. ation. - reiax ks Manchesier ca Uwne.. threuroeu’ ' om rare ' vaerrmoes heautitu oe een ORD r JK newWie piintedg 2ne "ing jae: AWEimere Se ict?) | erside 1 FPRO ln Vor inepection sec , ; ’ nace, Path, eieet! af ” aw price Der rmantt! . 4 a on ma ay ne mame and 7308 Manchester: LAITS—67F xs . ms to Uf bend “ - amas a ——— oe: eo _—- ene er ‘ rete. " + best. highiwe reetricted neimh-' ive hece «2 ‘ive ote me he ee 4) ea ram «TF hae : = * $9000 income on ons there! iorme: open tede) RL 4, —— At reome hardwood floors a large lot: S58 " “he PT. ROT Chestny" | 5.000 intestment ve 34] 7h Virta-in Bite . rage . sp brick modern a” reems. ve race: ~ z TAS 4 VOR ‘ n SP ae , er » — —— aa ———— ques Pa-water nora ra an oo a. een NT ee enn | I. - WILSON. Webster Groves. | de- Acre Webster Home. pee. © non fanaa ttm ma! uke dg | 'U ‘GALOW—Frame. 3 reome, bath, ae et an, “4 ic ous =, $7 Hees) Gutter: & reome. not-waeter beat, ra- on atone bogey Gireves. . efer TOR Berry ra... $4750. very and pttte + Cun venient to pivees, cone, ant traits. | —_.. — elect ri: Pang» fouble wy ~ er 7 Om % Afatanta er. in. . y ‘abou 1 acre of ereund: | eutamebile thereughfarre: e>cclient on nor 7 place ie 45 rei-cteee shane « ran —., hand Pe ieee aa 5 ee a "aaa ig ‘ao Ay hardweos | APPLY SUBLUHBAN KEA!T 4 ‘Daaw che iw eo ene pon to core and Frisco BR. EK. need . water. gas. electric. chy sewer, BRIC ue A oe — a — as i” ad ; ‘ . ’ . t —— , Al poultry equipment. fruit. srapes, oer wees 4 ren np.—¢ Hoos. eons, bullt-in vee | eter Groves homes, $7500. > c@nsider ex. roo'n $300 fore teeiric, nice 50-foot tt.) ASG Corbitt: "hot Beata; @6800:) 5°" ror Wit BBR Wekedar Genrer nt Ot, ES Byard te wren shade: on ot te febeter 1b? or call 408 apse in ope RUE ier x. separ outta vem oar watt tn 0. am Peano see saree, | Soe fe peed; sy bee," ss re ; Fullerton Bids. PRANCIS- 2 oe ae aoxx, me ‘Si000 a -oomf Offer 6 Algonquin lane, i « reasonably priced. ss pee in, To Bidg.. (live a342. tet 4141 , 5 Bret we ee ib an —" et v ie ee eh os r sett -* . A an ”~ ut ig 4. é: Sania. 5 Fi abhi aa . . A NENA AICI San ite Ra ic a ada ah mah ESSE — i i lille o — oe nt Nac nmag te. ~ - > : > ‘ es = ea ar eee Ed a ma _ _* + ae In ache es

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PORT ier a To Ss 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. AUGeer 3 ) ' D> COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES SUNGALOWS +7 COTTAGES BUNGALOWS ~ BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES SUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For For Saie Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale or Gus | : -—-- —— South ortn st —_— % PE RE, CREE A enn a ———_—— Nortn ___Mertrw-st ta = ES SO a - Tz 1) Every Convenience—Only $9000 Wiwaai wu — jas roan 274 eet > reen See REFER nr a ~ room . N@A - dy ; , ~- . _=—— ace hath Ds bot >. aise term ture , , = « ow ; . — f 3. Breetwa: a wargam Price 2500 Down cNGALOWS— wil build 10 bungalows ts j ‘ 3 ‘ . ° . = Louwis “— aa 41 St La*sre “a -~ a ors +. “2 Pari caragze:. wil @ > : , all impro $3950 . se © " = ee ~ R ye —_ =. - ™ , BE biccas eaoes rete — 1 = 4 , “— iwtks sta: ; ome 6 ine _of* men: ‘Biaane Moder a " ast of Grand > ‘ 7 EE ; _ AIK RP : 3 hoe rr . ee, : a ‘rar ) —-— ~- — on A nc + NEW 5ROUOM 2 ' NG AL ow rn cos) Ss eensider . , ck . ' **s TTAGE—@#Oil4 Way; 4-reom, beth; Mas- Boy a se fins eit te chester car to Hameton. serth 2 biocks evseal TTAGE—5-roeom brick . agree S4z0u. w: | aa 5-Room Brick. $6000 a= 5B sendin: & ine coun cee and Ea ae P aber ' 5 “at : th, elec: - | $1 bargain TY ROL EAN “Al Dandr home 5 roome. bath. formace. ga- o2eTn- ow _ : gor ' rage, a mn A conditiog r meade. — st. ae : ————__ — ——. —— — 4447 foi oh BS ; Lahal —_- os . : e . ; , mate . — ;, . . . . _— ———— = a - gene aRTa ' a. : Ler : : 2 : otta rooms am aasaan th _ - eiry = “UTT A Gnm...4% > Kic oe berger -2em trame | ome . ietrict. waer : —_ ; = . #itias ;, ; +3 wx] tlage: terms: Sargain Ream J01 Fui- hese"mut — " or ~ B os e-T7« SAVE $1000 BY BU YIN "32 Yere A649 : ~ = De OER TL INGER R eet infermation 4444 Lee. or to tus - ri . . PER GROTND t th , - a 2 = i “easy — sEE THis i DANDY COTE. AGE TODAY ANIL? i‘ TT AGE OTTaGE—1740 ; ee —~ - - — — An fj . * . : : SK qu _— 44s ALI E I -e- ent ten : Toor “wale a ~ vl ~\ : Ee 4 J 5 Go oc 38n GOrTacr—s : rooms. finished baseme: E: $08.09 w 4 het -4 : -- et garage: let 25a 5450 bath. electric. g45. garage *o' , ep «6 DD 6031 North Marker, ) 258 =. c | | bie. 2 bic ‘ et 4 | nade. Pri 7 | CUTTAGE—sa0o 3 can _FEDERER-AREN! ALTY c andy South Side Bungalow *~- ~~ i ‘ ) J yeu 1?’ G ros Sidney T4744 : 2 . Drice rea so at Fastmar Ss ee *~ TTAGE—3000 FE ' : Sh07 ProadtTa, , =: err : r fies ss ' ' " my : y l ; nes . _ untemarore: Piver- PRETTY et NG. ALOW—s6509 a" in southweet St. 4 rooms and smn furnace in exzcei) vyort —— — eee eee See Se me ow =e ~~ _~—- me x Jee Tereor mt w! oar . . ‘ "D> c—far : | Hi M ES— ALL UNDER . AME HOCSE— room = 6? aoe he! i , a o- —- CSON. > — vit ee ns 3.15 ' , ' — . =—2 S. Sroacdw ; UU ~ BEET? } ca : ; RESEE PL. | | — ‘> t- ; th am >. let 3O piend!¢d bumgalow of @ rooms. tile bath. Haxpsome BRK COTTAGE. $4650 ~~ > - wis — | — ». Po oe _— - >. heat. $aR0 SEE 0 b— | - : : . z ; - . - ’ — —— 73 Terry. > rooms e191 mad , mt to car: tert ° 4 wees — - iW ARI P = REALT 0 ___ BRBINKO is c oMMELM 4 WN-SP a‘ SEE IT priLis a co Arcade Bids. ive - ‘ rt oom bus — = nai : 3513 Grave 7 53 7 TT * on . ; BRINKOP si9 nestnut of RikoM MI t nt ot ) | "Tr —— a _ s 4 “ot . \ oT 5 ect: , ” a . oe OT : : att ag. oo ‘ (yi SOCTHAMPTON BUNGALO® — tbALA 2 tra .-im i , , —_ —— ax [ A N LA 5025 Sutherland. besentiful 5-room ! \. : woe i : Lo be Rikon ‘ tine . aiettetia @ of Bevo M moaseds aves = this heck or sa.e. extra wood floors. steam heat only =e cash | ; "ye : S eese far oa " : os i! COTT 1GE RARGAIN TODAY large porch across en- needed: $8250 : | MODERN Rt OAS — , >” vi , 5 = > ~— a r Brick 38 : Piet Fen riet handecre brick g " Ot - everything mod- 4778 Labad! et urnac e. t ; Da . =— ; , = and. “i. av my ~ é far : a: : th e barh : xa het. water heat I : = ° us tor further particulars. >» wee ~~ s ‘a tt 029 F “a ** ' ‘rd. F : e — -__ ~ " ~ : ah Lmything else offered . & ee NS ~& [ Hanceck av.: ° : - . — : ) y he ‘ . y . . . —— ‘ al ”% - ’ ) . -- . > . ——_ 7 . ~wner leaving : ;, endation ¢ . ee ' ~-— = = J 3 a : Arcagée 5 live 13 ee stucco. with garege and all 7 ; “orm 2: Lectra ~ 3 : , ° nae] = eect’ open todar Betis iS R. CO.. Arcade Ric a > DOWN ANI * penned Rings high *e» rr eee ee gee oo Pale .a9 > ee Ane » = +4 - 4 er eee Care ~ “ET RE , bf nion. § 22 t. ~.— ealinaoerinastiod og “ost ome root ~——~"RENGALOW. ‘ = ~ zon ia nme ane — SHADE-GRASS FLOWERS ——— A rots Doreciate ice read 500 tor imaettedi- | | Bie — _ ~ reste ol . (orm as; S > “ORY ET & ZEIew TRUST corvacs BARGAINS ct’ F. OHME' ER & CO. Me | “ee ag a a ; piace. south. See Itt: —— ; osiiat is S202 DELOR A r : ai On eine bin : : a , | a ENZL! stout. 14 oe sao — 4 nw 2 bungalow: 5 roemse. beth. fur- R. OO. Arcade Bids re 61 OLFAK : yo | price right. Owner will show you ~ 2136 OBFAK. PEN &§ B-roon cottage. beth. electric. stoar .. THURS Serpent laundr 3K et Gal. a ' mol “yy eo — _——~ ae, . _ a +. % .. aes TX oot coat x “prwGALaa ——— | met iS ) ~ tS ets - => eon. ‘ortel valve 30. “SEE WI value. jon from BUNGALOW —#7250 ee mr te SE ‘ : a. ‘on , bat | PERG ON EARTH , nt ‘ : gee Erg TONY HURLEMAN. MONTHLY. ond ans: re e: | iGALay 1S Bn : ti a 904 fA) ER REAL TY ( 4st Grae £2 eee sw Ge TONY Br RLEMAN ae : - ~ a som Te : all modern. a fine home ee —— | anenel 3 aun oak cen wortes | Gree eee ee > + yA : 5 = briis R. " CO.. "Arcade Biég. live G1! etal meee “7 _ = o n strest ms this © - : ) 3 . : 3 Begg nn th : er ” ~ —- es ce lle aia lot 7 2- 2 sic mace ¢ ~ $343 GAND AY. 77 °ee* —— * oe . 5 WA t m Eoin : REAI rc ; ; _ : : *! ~“h stn . ' YS, . ¥ ree “RT. i cea SE—*-Toom —— 4-reom brick cottage. beth : ver" ; > 7 : _-—* = not 2 tera /TED = ¥ my 7 - 7 “wat! WANTA > — W. Cer. ¢ ‘ : Arsenal. 2d ma ". Sear Kings water heat. garage newly fecal ae te. ~e Ne : PUNGA!I =e t - — , — a ~~ ~~ NEW B r NGALOW "HOMES and 4919. ' ‘ Cal Forest 72357 $2500 cas” make otter , "’ ~y- , Ey sé ~~ ~ , - @t mr F- >! aL = = 584° iige: modern BARTWIG-DISCHINGER 3072 NX" crane. | 1 : ae = ay eg ooo See te” ee — "EA : nie root Prone : = 25454a CASS BEAUTIFUL BUNGA LOW ‘ Booms AND BATH—$3150 “Te ee er eae Lage: s | 3 ———— | —_—— rick bungalow on} eed av.: guetern prick bunee: . - rr —_ : ts ) Gases 2 ant ¢-room Mat: 4 . ’ —t Q : . 20% *~ ' 7 . 4 “a a , . x" , ’ es A: : ~ , h - : ; , ~ all ~ a _— q er" hestrdt «ft 4485 San Franciece a 6- recor : 7 ; : naa 2 ° fee i . - . - *- a. » = 3: ; “ ' , . - st . “— 7 - = - « : ‘ . : : s " a = - Me Fried a 5 ~y i T . 9 . = pn = © a rim ~ THO) HAN ys -- 34 4 OPPORTT NITY KNOCKS BIT ONCE. : M AY E] DR r. ALTY CV. S i. ~3 3 WATER EAT, S500 ' ‘RGA IN PLAT—# NEW CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW - me Re - 7 > Michig i t roe us Bt NGALOW_ BABGAENS ARF SCARCE. » a _— sughor | >; garage. S10 . Phone Tyler 1049. 3 x rSS4 os : m eee th ar oe , . ’ Arsema. st. today eserecney 4 eon ee ay cntt — s x sian e terms See Jones. COZY HOME. $4250 onterfur be: ust ck. BUN *—3548_Gies. 5 tooma bricl - °F «. GELAN REAl . prick. turns baih. hardwood f SUNGALOW an ) , Sendition See us for p ulare : - . ; a he . : — — neal z ; ; tien } . » 1 PO tH ; sth WALTER JO xts R — . od = Bad t +A Heaut it Oo Ts, tra? put . : pre Lex: r OTPAG _A BA 5 CASH @i« CHESTNUT x or 5549 Wells a "' rw, snes : “"* : c 2e € SSO}. OC TH 1 ' . S16 res i gr i — BEL > 2. - _— ~ , ' BELLIS R : it -. ~e NOBTH SIDE BUNGALOW = —— aes nite—ian es = a AE So, Aecete Sy. Some _—¥ wh MEDiRACKE BARTER CO. 4216 Gane. 6 reoms. iarge reception %s —_- & “ey ie PB NGATAIW cM) Clare 2 rooms, hard™ pr : m2 ; ai on on a : : —~ [amas 42 2= — Grava tie bath, electric. furnace hear. sleeping , re >! Sway = rage >» % oh ‘un per “ar eer Tz - ot ; a a ie . ‘ 2 — — andlons alii > —_ my reef, bargain. leaving « s-« : 2 r ' aa oe °oes+ .. GELAN PAL TT n : ce right , = ? . \ acant Bungalow . r n , : ma b. 5 *. + i>, > ‘ o ine r ’ 2 aa i . vere BARTRIG-DISCHINGER, 3077 X Grare¢ ia pee pile oe é Ay 3351s } ae | - F “23 ~~ calla ' :' —_ snSA.6 . meocer first St24 S&S King's highway: «2 coed, sobstan- . .* and : Plat —Sai0- is MM. wanes aie _eoomM B ~ a ry ber . 3S reen a PS tee ong omni a, — at ; —— pig me « — — ; eer ‘al S-reem Dungalow. 1 year old. hardwood Int net ® three Se BUNGALOW —Si300 —— for and card my re tate, St } ORNIA MATT BRICK BU NGALow ; B: —_ 2ans Toots and sun . DICKMANN R. E. CO. 423 Chestnut -—, = = . — — uu : 7 — ’ ‘ ; a4 : ie . 2 . . ; ’ > , a _ > -~* _ 7 > ~ ~ . an - 4255 San Franciece a 5 rm fine con pate 45354 T° —. Tress . fuenecs fruit an + FRANC"S PERRY RYT 162 | - . -—- an ——— : 3 7 : : , + SOT. TY sts LEF Pipers er ek ver: cage on tert — —— BUNG Rav av 2% , — + o— ene "ae — __ : a wrner Sunday .+ te ‘ . Rae ~ ' : 7 - arevws a4 ot on - . 27 7 : Fer - - bd a ; : 3 L im 4on woe. ae me. 5 roems and bat! prs al , = am :.. ' . —— >: a e x. —— + = ‘ a ; . 6-reem t and cold water eur : ye ge nn SE : Mw HAMM BEAL Es = CO ye Linde! s140w Coder “Wrisberg 25 gs eas a: ox ' sot JT 7 > Wyoming _ene-s" 0: iultian — — ~ = *Gux McBee ay Forest 65 ater heat. jer si r betel con: 2 ee : $124 HU MPHREY ST -eoms and bath. Let 25xi: NGALOW BUY 9Oxx Loulmana a. NEW BRICK BUNGALOW a a ~ oO hes RRY RE EMSEECHER. “hip . naalcw. roome a FEDERER ARENDES REALTY ¢ T-reem Brick; mest attractive Detenten] av porch Prick 3% . ‘ . .. “ays , —- i - ee okt m S4rner 28° Y . 2708 , “ , —~ = = Pa vase =o _ Sine ¥ 5. y 4 ; 2. . 50" QS VF) “ ’ — db DOT “Oe oy ’ 7 = od - a or 2 . — . —— $s aM she 2% — - +52 >, t on re ew ner city ; be en gas ect es - _ oie 49021 : ck cot: . - : . Mara —s. *. : We teh eon = = | Z : ar¢woed floor eptior 7 7 . tu tas $00 - es 12 . book. : ia ; : F - Y ’ " ' , : " t: , . ore } VOr —e ‘a . ' S420 : “SOU TH SIDE | BU CGAL Ow *® sleer i oe - iis dk i — ~ pa. rte? te—mna JOT Ss. grape ar’ + Tt carage . SU56 he irégéecx Spaywest. balance terms 31% Jace” RaRTROSTURCTINGER. 3022 X_ Grand sees ry — ee ne. ES ee. SE: NEW 6¢-ROOM BUNGALOW | 74 wt Maner ' anes e, -&. on | Benne : = on an in he 3G car f aémisien fom IMMETHATE POSSES ’ ? : ‘ » va . : 4 '? : 2s Shaw “Orrer A. fred and facing ame 2-- r - ——m - sited o : i : ~ — . Pe - aso 8 " — oo os ac 6 ; = - . r Rea: - +. garage. Cpen. ‘termes : med: mR matt ori -Bui it. FEDER = ARENDES REALTY C®.. Bt --4 ; de ; : DiC KMA \ R EB . ne, . : tern 5 ty Ligaits ca drey 267 2810 Gravois av. XE MODEEN BUNGALOWS. aS Oe. Sew = ctor XS . _— —SEET G BLANKE BE. OO cNGaLoOwW — 2615 Commenwen ¢ ) 47a reems. furmmae. carage : ~. , ; : en oe. a + “11 tre : = , oder oan : $4: 500 HERE is A GIFT $4500 oe 5 reems. bath. furna : ; onesie e| - - _- ; igen ‘or in L20m : , ifs beelute: ern 4630 Labadie. 5 rooms. furnace gncege. aon = ey - “ S& 5 — saat oa . oi Greve . A ) : : $6.4 ~ ~ (22 rrs'TT a x BPIN K Or p r CO ? — . - . aréw: ve! | 19 _Chestnot_st__Otive 98.20. Contre: 24 MODERN FIVE ROOMS | ODAS ~S5e See Badaeh | ir comatcteds bec ream, tar both wit meat BUNGAL :- swaingn shades, ete; teree, | o20-c™ r 144. Fow-MeostcR.__| $8500 comniate ond worth ved at ‘orc. Grreuim ‘chases, Sumaten | Scum Rash Gaon, autem aie uae TYPICAL BUNGALOWS furnace raae 80 oéor'ice SR swP AP! Fasten « COTTA “a -roam = tok ~NEW BRICK BUNGALOW : Sess iowe—ai Fae fern 3 toon Sézines. Deauti a . reeme. brick wreened oer) ae ~~ i an ae, _ en aes - : ~~ =D E -RER ARENOES REALTY Co tou: bad i “aa aoe "s ~N. “x nas ws, » : - —_. = —_ a , ee , a ase S; hed 4.8 ZT41° Greveole «avr Ger any — ’ 6 SYo2 CONNECTICUT NICE 5-ROOM BI NGALOW ee eo —=— [i?-3418a—Ste-cedus oflislaney: i962 A ECTICUT 5°34 Ere ome-etory frame ‘Nae beth. ‘ - ws , ert ~~ Bacco = = 4 = - barter bam wood aad | ge , Pu oy ——— 7 sod 4 fine jot, GAaxild: will make — —T he _e. ready to meve in. TEDERTP ARENDS PFarrr Se i re = Chea : ow « - =~ ~* — ° Im , : a: — . = Trert ~~ carver uo-te-dat« hex - J HW. GrNDLAC 14 CO... 3615 N Broadway - SS 26 ——$______ "$i - : ' ENLI il : En ‘ 7140 Manchester « feoms. he-waler heat gacnge New Brick Bungalow. $6000 Rribante Leok at GGL Maffirt av. « fine sew 4 — io oom tt] . , TT : “ae a ¢ moms bath and Dungaiew. tile bath. furnace, will eet! : prem 2RINKOP eo Se a ee et a tt ee tt ee ee ee ae carvan cetre prunes. cement freeat. iet 42x31 — Sees WALTER FONTS FR. KE. OCF. GiB Cheernuc - 4448 TaPT - _ — ae mt. or 5548 Wells av ” Oe 3 Richeiberger 4 reems Svat ferns om ‘s 300 — - pS WCRLEMA™ 1h Ty [IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ght" $500 cash. balance 94730 “SRE Ts ~ pea ” Grant 019. Vie a ee : tyre hs = ay = : se ST ; "> Baatie x : ms, | i = 3c BUNGALOWS et a ek . MPprorenments $9050 ' Troaicza st ern focore oe hes ean = ; ‘39 ~ > 4°44 Sigel. 5 rooms receetion bal! %eth. BUNGALOW—6134 Kice's tiwhewar. s&s. Ww wre 3 -ooms hs : t : , : oy _— garage. ist Gixlt5. fermeriy HElenere 7 JROR s ’ ™ » AS yen te-tay : —Ts u—. , | roe 3340 Terre av. 6 momen Seeektast mom ame) ™ $5400. $2060 . ao as mee wHRELKER R REALTY «mh. aoe Cdeacnat. oo nece fuet « ot “- i ~e ¥ BUNGALOW—Tie .. _ru@sver 3 raome sith ; modern. oun —, , Botern “a ben ev ; — =) Peper. ~ har - 2 ; —~ leat er Sunday 3 ae Ben : ru ~ ) . 3 Ms. ——e Mere. Breen,

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Dat “ " 7 ia \ fee oa . _—_ re M py » e a 2 w ut 3 thick " ood ‘ ene aie, © ' ms ane nes Sr ioaty Il ~-e- 14th nily om ND wero, kee a par 709 ® i * a pers , be eet 13a gent at ths cHL oe bri (ohh | : ’ _ . % j he : i ta a @ "I ‘Di rhe —_ a” . .’ . xe » + ite . r te Cc c55) ai r TT ine ine at : iawn — AT come =| aces rick: TON & ta pan nd 3 | "orm ALA CITY” ae “ pak K, Ne atch te utters - oa — * ! 4 a . " flo: ag eas. "ere, 42 low — X; ser sun c., storage . u PL ‘ ry ey kf in P AT —B DI Pan. Paty E a ee ee } liv GEF u x No Prost feruee ban rie —_ tant room | $280: OT Mee HL wee IT sachs = ut Ne _ age Tra ny store, - d. Ts 4 ; eve rc | 4° ao in TO e en L 1g. cone a » 34 K } ‘ T a ; , \ . I ati ) —s 3 Ek . é ’ 4. anes ~~ y 45 4-5 ’ > ; w . 4200; igie ] N n } = Ee n aes ne co lo _ i aera n Dan oe = oo NI pes ei, r -) _or bath. f i. | 3 ssien — for "sat ne. Pee Acme mE . ya Shem | r dhs ote r Cent fam U bin _ Go % nad Pos A ot ea ms: Les a Por nt Se CE inte x. ry ntral | we. 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E + “ey - — “fori ; B ticle AR ver aE “gr I Pp ee eeenie xo ient = > 3604 G ai | F $03 ®, D — c r B AGl B ’ 12 s! — . s la fa { it: n ; Do ge — hh nvest ~ ae h rf F t li + R: ra _ > at = - we R . Bete ial cr “family, as ub RE = poate 0% 3 Soa pe. "ce 00-03 - S ee | y a uae Ti ILIA? ric Ce 131 ral "Hi bali : x goOC r ” one ar le ae xtment ¢ ry seed “ex in () mY or n° 4 T : ve - ] “peri go ug ba ae AYU red = oi Gr HW lance mR on 4 — a ar w ; = ; 7 35 coo ae ~~ Son oe 77 is f: He {7 } } ce) 04 pit Rr K ar aad Ww ori ] i em 80) | acs rea 7500. ke front. ee -04 “XS | i “iauncr nd a oom e u E 7 r 6 ES 1 a as 7 L in 'N 4 a ‘ m 0 a con d OEER, Ae, a 19 yy pric ( ted aa r ~ ‘i RO eth ‘eo f u 6 og uo ie 4 D n n | w ’ INX¢ 0 19 aos ic a d BE ‘ 5. | “ePae ne la aut PRE AG so, ~ 8: 43 te : nar ae V\E r S6 GER are el n “he ATE Sick é wre | and 6. 7A ' me . dou ye th Lo ath Cc 201 f FIN AT. me aah ‘ ie) AT 6 me rs &- 216 fre ; pe ar OS. it) ' M ST 65 7 mi: _ elect Try E al i] (OF 6 F lL, K FB ble A M D i M x in m E ra TY $85 -" PUR 3 : l I ms ren TT ron tam S Wells h, Py ev) ream thet Be 0: LO trie: OO = oe sane Sir thr in 2 ice = Se N & 300. tw i dy x "\ 22) - oe I pe cae ry fo jet 2 ey i Sina art rad eis ae == vty “80 — gna oe ers, "7 ; ROLE able. tn RO rer. oes 618 he ARK = :oms gi Facog caer FLA > a Lat leas r avec ; Au © = —— I t t h 0 4 RK Or a: F Ly ) er ai — he. . c 37 d T LOD ry ; rict oe Ri ye “ reened. ¥ ry re : GLE athe, — re —182 “tnconm tert Ss" , at. ay A’ : | rig arity mann TE why 0d JO Pes bd wa A * . Py TH sto Dayne t : ei coe ea _ re ; a FLAT. : —— are > C4AK 43 a 3 ae ¢ inal “34. 3 LL os dnc ode Fi N 35 hardw Sa A bn ,” bs 5750 ebua 4 Bae ~~ ner, Se ae “double | we ic 5 16 CK. a. Es fi i ae | Bar at Quick L 900; “BUILDE Che: rn | A non wood tho: “wat eugene ina We wn. wi mre 055 I aan me Magine ae act a xm PERDI is Poa Pra a: ees pa x Aeon wa i = Set alas ea eee ae x ue 12 ott "s a el sag fats soe wate COLL sags AS Be pened Seat fo at 7 | eae port, oan ¥ 7 ay e Binse® i sips: cas La SEN ates ere ae ent | Baa TET: INAN "co. = =e tie che te er Beat a apter | ie oo. wh: N *. RCOTT, beth dev . = ere Branti $ st M. lot TEN \ 8342 ees ten n & . — is | 8-room Iv ottiee we, E a 4 elec D Ge ae sbapce : aa arn es ce } is Be it ——e eotion at en B. s he a ‘ an ra irr, . ner. 36 i Lf wo = AM 47 ¥ ir f aia C nd . sao ae 4 A ~ at} gg A’ Ch tri ane — Be “ EN a” E al my y— en — ; idx le Na! om 78 y snes n xx ok rant 7 80 = “1, 4 ey 4 T . ¥ ar OF . . | shee r- P, lo s a. ~ ire 3 | oO doub: N . - oJ + ile VY. est ic; for i ‘mad wut: vell- oo A — os. |F modern. ah > = $8000 , 709 3 r pe. | LA’ sath § 80 an +--* nitotd oy! ft inane “4 { Re +s y ome ag "] ec Pier peged to la = Ls * vo | r — le ani wt Et nt pri jay in ace de do nev b gen’ Oo. r- LA tein a 2a; 3 ete s Of —— @ | _ T- prt i. ane uth " nd = R a { c little ’ - Lo 5 ‘iy I} e. 4 a r cy. 21 re ) P ar ie oO is A At ut Cc B SI Cc 7) gran vil Fl t. , T O n ¥ r id ° ; sonal t e i. ral 0 c #- a 200 _Chemtat e) eat str 6 I ' EI x a oc 51 6 re n nt - } get 4. Vy } R ‘a $ st ° ce an 2 b! one it baat be A ‘ me —— d ter ad iv ne ico | oO un ote te mi G ay ” pt est aa ectri ach: al € ooma 41 o nr We an Or? y *. ' ite $. .. URE r 80 —~ til id Je nitoid - z. s rT mah a ¥ oa = 8. gat: —_ n _ : , ‘ h : | ; rt Sy A t i s a t ee , ‘ il ic b) C a — 0) F ‘ e « ‘ R2 — : n ba ein via ete gC indy =f tor two Es Han mon =e |ete, IS _R. nh Me in =o 33.¢ en FLAT- L he. el 27 rhet ke 00 | ic an aes inted CAS Phone | and x Foon aoa 5 ine wd mS . my "Te - , = > — ° . ig ii ° — . Ss : . . ' ; ~ ¢ : Cc . ’ -_ “ ay 50; ater. In arr ; . e. : 6 $2500. * ‘ oghpeg : Int 4. Peyie ~ fait ba roon " ioe 0 de Ae UREALT wan. Ce oe 2 a —~ ‘ os cons turns: =: i | ‘aa TE oe _ 5 11 or at THO Mov pas s gO Tame. , meek R am: a 05 Ble fi Bd Ss. Rer f ——— " = $4° 4 co amon 364 oe es T¢ LTY §~ ~ Ko J, A ay t _— emenit — “L = s. &h ~ two. ¢ struct Miss - p ae A po A ~~ oases. en ce aes ond re ee a —- loved es a Arcade ‘gato. Biee. ea ne seh pot Beit ba Areas he ea = pas x aon Ft, an : ear Sas ox . ae > - . . mn ' I ~ ‘ 0 — i r n _ a j hap 10 N j : ~ J > cy ‘ ie pri ‘o. : ' m . Ty nace bs: Sib “con ting =~ 8) ' De n Oth £ 508 _— i ae 2 ROLL nac oRMS, oom oo 5 ee ve a, = e000 0D} We taining 18 | - “Sch rie: rr AT R) "move t baat F P ated ,- ] 8. - — le. = . r lect ie. | “inmiite - 382 sees sk co re- . m0 rer b 7 Phebe s “wilt D 4 iia 2). oe ey ahs ide _— earns - and 132 c s pee eepe- $s F eae eg. t ati n and aylor rata J * earas 3429" perk: | F rive onh ra 3B block ¢ hardwood —- wy P agen ; - 1 C >! : Cc : “2 > 6 - | 85 P 8 nt 2 c Aon —_ a ny ge t 29° 4 | I ms n re . : ' A — i Wrage: a y oat d 1 10, _ ‘ h Ka 24: JI a 3 m I rl _ —. | Fine yaae $2500" ’ Le PI “ x 0; twa faiswet OLE: A NO" ni price 6191 ont t fOr CR . | SLich Pageh c pad. s et Neo 35 3 time cea WEN har ie. room om Teal - price iy South r re 26 om b tad BA ni, on "4 se] + 3 Pr TR i ST ve B mths: | wr eke cM NN vo A 824 {t) Ol. ti le 4 a 7 A “K : EK tn e) . IN K - L O pe om¥m Fl et (94 Re Tul or ca TA 27 (os L NZ ion ST 00 nt re . 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; ‘2 POST: DISPATCH. @e- 1700 REAL ESTATE For Saie, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences F or Sale Today. \voUsT seams FOR . 3 ——r ; Al FLATS, APARTM'TS, ARTM’TS, FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES Fo Vf s LIS ee SO ee FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMITS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMTS, FOR SALE i “South West West wot A REAL BARGAIN — re South _ West 45 BEACH AV —SINGLE 622 EASTGATE ——_ a — _-- — -—- — ——— “eek aa >. aT . -_ - - : SF ee “ rooms |e@ca 25 Sich iwe-i«-+ D3 s5aCOTS & enc 3 Trooma, tin flat & end «& recom South om RA X CK REA ALTY NEW Ri NGAL oOWw FLATS APARTMENT —3 $368 wear at & real — bath bot-wate best two-car garage: ist Elega=: Lice 34 : : 6 t=: . = - -_—* o> S848 8 Grand » Gran 0449 SEE THESE TODAY gain and terms. 4334 Marvinpt ___| SOT itaoram-aot iNsoN REALTY co. |F'3- te EE SS | B eS Tee oe : og APARTMENT —otamay, S70 S07 Times Bids cive_4581_@) “Tay sYRACESE AV.—DOURLE. HANDSOME FLAT | _ 8 zi. PA . J ro * iINGL > FLATS > we rFlLsAxK ON RS&l : e E _ ‘ : J - x - ° > rent sins rear dates ~ = - * : — * — aaa one —.-* - parm - ss 4 ES P LTT -_ — - - WrLeoe oo = nat oe oe ye ~~ = ? om vs oe ated. = F.. J RNA ELL. F : ~~ 1121 SX 7th beth. og best. ber¢weed fiects. sun r r > — Sa er bee ~ ” ‘-—-. rT J. . ° ~ . se ot S £2 * & — . - : = . _ “- a nN ° =" 7s - - > aaa : ’ : ’ re - —_ 8 RST > — a? 9 . oe = NT REQUIRED >erors. card IN GURNEY COU ‘i | See TS SeLs JOHN H. ARBOTT. Rralter 209 Chestues. MALL Case PAYNE REQ SOL MoMENAMY L AXD RB CO. + RT ma (See MOELLER. 7 3 : ad f ” : | 4 4 — — 5 _ ener -* a . : taailteeens Ar ART MfN T—ea fas. Ta.* wocer= al “ 4° WV ashing’ es zt. 3 oun as Ame a a water hea 1012-1 14. -16 GRA AT T AN fa | ¢ rooms. bres kfest room eatin Fin _ -s Sand i2u9 Bayard av.. +-5 rooms 6famfly apertment. 5 and 6 rooms, af i208 Grant 3 “4 4) DOW NN a: Srax Louisiana, bath SoS nennaibeg> © Guemih an each: goo t- | +. ene Ming oe ge Po eal yore ne Se ae | tanned, ‘ garages: rent 95206. a pa: SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN \ fi - ) $i ian Tae ry tz we — “© 2 “ B: ad«ar 122s? Euciid 5-8 ‘arge Nght Teor. y > v4 I * P on ee “ee o a : ar it x he” > pu . ie | .* - - _ e m4 a °.* °> $3: te Omo: bath, garage. SOK Se ceeggeme Poy Al wed. s a JOHN a AEBOTT. Beaker. 269 Chestast Cbestnst. i bargain; terms Glaser & Hors : , . oe le ma beth. suraace ‘ 2 : + ——— noe —e Realtor 14x OT oe . “2 Ce —~ er « — - ra 40x1280 » - SOan Penner ivan =. sill APAKTMEN : L ~e ae Es ea s. 114 : is ive 4.> Jen. er , moder Time Tepe we 0 A «> - “ o-3: . al W. S XN {,; ( N rn Py per ~- = : ‘ST ETE RMANX 2 t * ———“ . m2 _ . =. , - ; e- water 4. 445% Nevrasks, be"? “eo SIN 7 E FI V1 Th ge = Poet Tf on — ery = “r smote FES $4 1616 sen bath, garage. ov -* G 4 Agent. R-SIS. Post-DisparcS -s 1s Evrae E.- ard . -4 AS DERSUN -S Ct AL 5. Em = : : o a 7 . _ > al i? - a a. LS — re z ~ = - rare - a = ~ ac -— «= : i ne - dare : : FH xg we e » S818 es: ~~ ee In Beavtife! Tower isreve meiyte APARTMENT FLAT—fFPocr-ia=.U) scared = missien “vhame or sre : te ae oh a. PUSsESSION OF “oNE APARTMENT. y= ~ e : arose * Techoee. ees See, a? m « ener leaving | have 50 wes misc « 8 hee 7 Sa SSALTY & LOAN co. 327 GOOPrELLow. Tiree-family building. € rooms and siesp- Z Sa Hit ~4 necore m ee © bl . . Du, » : 7 . > 4 oom oe y 7 , ’ “ > . . — “ ~ > — ~ _ — — Nod ~ > 4. ¢3-0 Seetinte. cengenabie s sale a 4 and ; room single flat on beths; beat furnish ents s-08U ~ ; _ os xX. 5 - 2s 5 and 6 reoms. hardwood fmors. tue t2 ing perch each. with every modern conrver- i = Py mecoced et ae 8 -6.5 a ~ bet 9 nace. SP500 rtford es lias bot-water bee tile bet! year ‘an & cin 2 FLAT—ol1S4 Exzrigh strictly up-to-date emd@ porch. fine decorations. large sot. Gow ience: big yard. a wonderfscl heme ané D- =~ va, ye 4 ~ e sey an: ath ¢Urae new ° garace a real Danes price $14,200; $4000 or So0ce —_ ~ ol _ = ad ' > = ek ; ees a tao 1 , ~ ie ' . ge possess of upper flat by Sey “andie f Ager : —-. omd floor; bas bethe hot-air best. gren™ THOS. McCRADYT 4 Si... quick sale DYAS-SHEL?P. 109 N. Sth. me ht Wil y AP ART ~~ : . — . ~ — - te - North ofc beeement and garage: tewly decorerte Forest 8 51°79 Eas’oa oF — ' ' - aa Vv a s - alifert — e and care acrmussi¢ - + ak IMENTS . ~ m >" es HE oJ i K - . - ~- °?¢ e \ 4 wt | ~~ © -¢ ~ oF >’ - 5 al _ - -2=* - ed cve,r = w oo ar - wr i “a rra n WMEBREE yvS- 7 "" x ~~ ’ 7 Ji xx MeP RSON AY. : *-fam.F ‘ sx Merger a - . — a - 7Tanc ~ oar = = ‘ 5 . _ ~ ory ~ - 2 . - * 7 - ———— un? -* _—_— sim - : “bh $9=0 ’ Rank & ASTIAN REA ~ ea? ke ak eS ; ‘ ENAT SS. eces Serera, snes & a7 es an be bed Two €-famr'r apertmenr buildings cf & ; ; tel _ em =r. a srocwcerss — —s ea” - - eat oper Der n-s bare fo rect a*~ oe: - «”» P ' | . } f j } | if 7 4 ‘ ni ee hdvenbode ) rahe & -) 4 > > oe 7 , a j / = oF .- —" . io o— 4 f o " , 7 t “4 4 ; } ; r a * 7 ; 4 ' { = mye i pe Aw me ~~ % ; 7 ey w ; an ’ i i) ‘1 £ lameeed - : + 7 ; {IH ol i t Or Ore dy: Cr ey > = Ff 7 f 7 ; ' : 7 | 4s / ; | a t ’ ’ ' ’ t ; ’ ' . * tv] ’ 7 ? | ty n ' | ’ £ | » 4 ’ ' ‘ » ‘ if ” ’ ny f . & , t _] ° > ; ’ ; i rite aw sc we ry? ne oie % e : | i. . ee ’ ; 7 ad Lon ; : A rv J 4, : / “ « / r ; a 4 . ry ! | i np) ’ ; - ’ be *n 4 4 ‘ Hi f , Q | } i” e | ie tevy a r ") ' ‘ A ? * th t* | . ~ be | tr a ; ; , ' % ‘ i 7h © 5 pe ' my ’ 4 * ’ » n nh + ry” ¥ 0 $ ; 4 at Wee: 7 iy : oe ge. $3 , beny 144 > ~~ -~ar4 sli4 s. BLE F — . e. +}.4-.%5 . — as: & , er a arge nd SoSseess. co a4 des. ed la" s atex =? ar DELMAR AY. ca» * ‘ a R L DOUBLE FLAT> —— vorevce: — is INE L™ Ty BLE r LAT Sivz per rt - For particu-ars see A-~- o543 Errigt:: 5 and §& reems:; tle deaths. 2:°° t-+e-—27tiona! |! Bidz e 2:08 . Fm. £ a — -S.... . 2 S220 Puisst $11. Gov = eal ta THONT & MITT. Rem:tor oS Int. Life herdwood floors. hot-water beat; fine condi — Y ne Te yy ym mm ‘> gg SF b Brick. bee. $ oy - > ' > , » be} Ye (>\ 7 > et ' 3." TS 649° ° > pamx al mf » 4 t ‘,) tee nvi le Pi a3a. a ~ : s. * os ss rartweed “4a a. a > 4 ; ee 4 z - = — a ~~ & one - ~~ e¢«a2 a a i a ” - _— > co > > 7 tee re r—— resem: ré neces rT " SS ae ae “ ye “.O’ Pr Dorr. natty -_ 2. os modere mm Al conci- "or 5. ~ © : $5. Mar « rage. Sed Thie fine s nen: fiat rooms each. DOL BLE FLAT—S3 © omen Foeme ae een ane eS 6 rooms: = are residence ane ~y tien: Yeerlr rental $12.000: ewser aays eee H; vullding sew Pe SS; 1858 Greveis. Sarees 30 four steam healing | . Central West. $715). RPATCLIFE — EOTSAW REALTY «oO iS Ise 7 + ‘ Lang > 723 Ca at. BS: Sis8 Mickaans tern S15 “Sek SS TE Et SRE See: Ceniral Wert. Sil se. RATCLIPE SS KINGSBURY BL SSAN REALTY co. 32 mersetioma: = Built for Mr. Chas. Teutenberg of the T Fail > “ : > - a —E ge - r . od = - > . ° 3 it o . . - 9 « F ad : ney: 92 meuth: 5 and SINGLE FLAT—4251 Lacede av Gund 5S Modern 6-‘amily apertz arimg four “ore vawity ompanryr, who wit is family will take possession Beeautit us Si peg ge te oe 5 __ Modern Stan Saas bed ast oes ~=SIX-PAMILY APARTMENTS uo | eo Sale. subet - ed ;. ~ i a —_ “> _ ees .o - > ere ’ , CoS Or : eft » ~ LF) Nagy FAM vey y ey , a .* : “- , - 8 ania. $11 000 NW. COR. 11TH AND CALBOTN ST. / | EE. . Se. a foe eae ee ae etthe cathe eieanein ane : spas & oe ; ‘ TORE—FoOUTR FLATS or en “ANTHONY _>eet ee a ne tee atten | ere Can sell any of the apartments listed be rs - easli ¥ ter e-RL EES | : or aie Homes usually sold at from $20,000.00 te $25,000.08 a — e Shax »! Ree a _— ws . = : h _ - he —— a sha ~~ea A Se. > “4 0 °TTm™ a) } a? - ~ . > err . SOO i i i ~ | od i\ bal 14 +s 2k es - ~* ’ aid &, ~~ > Low - ™ - > an _ oe M: - ereo = Seee Fairvee™. : 24 ca | Ac a - . - —ann. | SLR E—P ates: rent $1920: orice S11 500. secre ach. 3 brs aacneee on Os 57°x estImin bes ith ed . . 33 41.x - ent — 5631-55 KEOKUK &T. 4 a Srans. 2 aac o rooms $7 S00 Face. pore, cas SAAN orice —_° +~ a “k this is s rare bargais; for SINGER —z RE EAL ori. > nieaiiaieale of the t matt brick wi giaz tile roofs of hesteestal . * = ore 3. 26x —oo- =.” 5B and 5 room sum pariors, tile bat ee Ee — i 3a -2 2 ep Gunde — = - . >ADERS. © | o> wore Ay- ~- $15,500. baru. floors, built-in tube, slate roof; FLAT—6-7 —. aves porches; Goudie | + STORES AND FLAT—Hamiltwen « SS DUBINSKY REALTY CO ee central 1109. 104 N. Sh a have seven rooms, sum rooms, exceptionally beantifal 3 woes S870 Fa : wan 9 lot 40x] pen toda gerare. 5S - eusing*tor price $8750: terms 4 Wairwrigtt Bicg er e large 4; 19xx Peon: bard modern: $14,500 FEDERER-ARENDES REALTY CO FLAT . Te e > and & reoms. bard-|SOPHIR &€ FTNE BR E. CO.. 808 Chest=2° = Pc}r Ta ae >» DEI LMAR Batehel tile, tile baths, front and rear porches @-4: @3xx Hunehrs: as 2610 Gravois Sidney 2678 nnd flare. tie beth- e@ner éewnstai™s Centr : re 4779 PERSHING so f5, “SEES, stie_Dart. sevarate furaacen furnished with copper screens, linen shades, electric - oezt .0oU ss eo eR eS : co ane, we = eee £ SAVES 3.48--8r amaectmert © room > . — - -- > 25.0@ faraze : e 3433 ~ ™ Dat ; i Ace. = ee * 4 rT... © T'S =~ —s = ww — 40 -* ‘ = _ ~~ « a _) aa - ent [Oot s «8 - Teree-fa a Ze sg hs ere axé4 a —— ~_- - $4: 37a at , bah, Se WONDERFUL INVESTMENT lee yo 3 — 1, 5 - yiocbie eaves, located 600) west. sear veins “ens: mosers i= evry aecad: rest ¥M M HFILIE 103 \ ah « tures, instamtaneous hot-water heaters. cork eye . ow ta ba 12 fart ce a. ss * RE) > — _ — ~~ comeenietl aa ~~ > a y a — e =4 ze = vera a ae “@ = a [er =. 3329 2 - “et - i Ars ase Statement 7m —te 4 wf al ™. - i 5&6 Sees a. ena ndoe! bath. | sae 1201 1213 VICTOR s REET LAT—Shswwet i. BOT en Ee tie | Box D-229. Post-Dtepetch = 708. L. KOHNER. 825 Chescect 249 KINGSBI RY floors. Ever ¥ thing strictly modern. The prige 2 - ~ . » = bs alll R=NT 3354—P RI ~ = . Fr eer e = . “Ts ‘ * - _ — ~ > —, ; : 56. 206 & ———_——_— pugs te ee” = ane ee es “— eneters - $1000. Case. tS } ‘ ‘= e a2 family apartment of ‘eur an and co cars - ft 4319 9} DE my WTY __3-room poe ge ae ou. 2 ec- Fla sg ~~" 5 mass *. ay 925900 00 €17S E ze! + 3; om flat. bath gas end 45+-+9 . AtrE __ fooms and sum paricr «ach aa . d a brick nerete garage for two . a | - a! . a : ies ee eee ae » -mellllBn ti itoe 0ec - Prm S 3 root 2 Gi & gooe : -. a c A good > rag? ~ ' ma uP ce. as igh o0ses which NA : A beavty. 4-am.) repma, Dreaktas MORRIS AACH RK S26 Chestnut FLAT— 3719 Windsor piace, 5-5 rocm, gas BA! 2oON RB ““ B CO. 5808 Demer “7 -~--4 — a +738 = by card omiy. For price ele ee — i ke = choi the last ei th ‘ -4 eis a SERRE ¢ al . Pe - - e" - - to : a =— . -_— = — i_—- _ - i ats: Stam phy beds, variored | — | ok | airerts ace hee eh CABANNE DOUBLE FLaT ——— » . . 4 e oe ; a di ~ on ; = . . gape i -iod 7 W FIRIAN. £016 Cheuteat sr 24750N F&F & & 58220 «mer 4 . o Peete SX coma Twe and judge for yourself. Terms to suit you eam be 7% CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST — SOUTH SIDE. EF LA AT i ‘ PLAT—#isx Subu-te eo WEST END APARTMENT 2-F" re ILY APARTMENT het-water heating plants 4 ——_——— y herhe cee. electric chear LINCH. Cad- Three-fam 4 reoems «42 lor die a.) mod tm - , Sax | “tab >on Z " = at. > an am —. enc? gm =) & 0 g™ 2 - a° —_ - 6@1LsS “ ASHINGTO: pro ements >. = $15 0 =3 : wood turn Lie "e ». ome : : TIK~Yc -ccco . — ; Too cD 2d larce sun resem. ue . — : 9098 f 2ors. “nace cd a ae fi atT—_Ses “necdosia. singe 4-2 ~ ae =. “Ge —— 2 = ‘a — ._ shower Se FaAGNER SRANT-BELL : > * tag FOOOr DAMON WODEEN — ATTRACTIVELY PRICED Secoratiza. ‘r0t . drivewas —ne- «il se REALTY - = rage. $14 500 me Eo nae . LRERT F TACORS Act. Ovrta Bice Double flat of four rooms ana. _ it _Bext so tt tacleded: SOe as ~-y- A bs , Secorating. * ‘ve ee + ' ~ =1 3 NJ AT. A sun par! o's waa) priced rL_AT—Singie Weert Ent: ren S144 » >eer- = ic — a> +4) el terme DEF N INGLE FI 1 T ~~“ asc : ) ; SRo 1 U , $81.500: tems Box Bee | SELENE ———— — 4 RB = 3 ene ie bathe PRICE &3 5.000 Grand 7098. GURNEY batt and only small cash payment 93 o ece-meerett 4138 WEST y PINE. 5108 Pag and a Fear-fam fs: rooms: separate steam beat garage. proce Sil. . exaseusnte TERMS. x Geeetitel bome of § rooms, : , pes fect c= r.aT—S and 6 room. rerts $060 ver rear -* IVE amment ef. 5S Tors and sum parior eoch. coe sé “—- -- . , ‘ee 7 : foers and finish: every modern 1596 Butiders of Fine Home?’ 4 bar@eeos ficors. DO - } fas » : eqi > ard « 65 -coms, modc- e°SFe Cates 4 anc sieeping porc= ~ ~yry * _, ement 2? : B E R ( A E I D S N E Ww H O a fh Cett«a W BL. . em sx 30x17 rertals $1140: good! all tm fine condition: rent $27" per mont re 109 SN. oh. ' Tiss LONGFELLO Southwest sd ey a == vuites. OF SUPERIOR QUALIENES _ ~~ += . a ——— ~—e - - : > — ~~ =a ae ee _— eee i eo ~ . . °e , a et — - ° pot — — oo = Tre cl le « > ay si. . a... =e — GE 2. et — 2 = pe 4 a - _ FP iA te ~as 7 - —— . —— = . = . . ‘sCEerN [=P ™ wo ~ Grand [een Ben 2. UMAR GARDEN. _ ok rr“, rT - ‘ : CO ws " - be | ~ Fou lms . ss. om _ ™ - - m —_ ae =.% LR mz. : -fa™:! ~~ KIX Ria TY ™ N. Sth. Realtors. fieors. 5 full reoms ves se a comer. 1 RUSH-BURNS. 1395 nests S108 ? aL DING—OFES TOPAyY. mm Po 7 5 Will Be Open for I (Gee &4 oF i ee © biock from reset Par a! 1103 Leuis ar 4.3% Wa snederr. 5.5 arrce 4 and : r modere: ¢@eu- me ~soreereemelRaaares " ; oy reer: sesarate brick | bie garage. large lot. SAS00. an. SeGiy. § from 10 A M. to 6 P. M. Today 3 ea — ow or b-icbt rooms: . i TW OU. r AMD XY " BRICI h setatrs SLU NGALOW —oe41-43 Arsen. dea uti tu porches: good condition. ewrer cowss-2 = THO McCRADY & SON. Sile Lem — pew dupbie: better thax tc ¢ . ’ 5179 Easter : Truce, dal as; ga" age Leriis bargaln. li» a TT. 7; 1 1 S- = 4 2™oc . ree. dare. 7 . FST 4 EXD ) SINGLE 1 FLAT. ryt) °$l Syracuse, three-famifir. T reems each. , ~ ~ “@ ~ TSS Syracuse. three-famiir, 5 -) ement Sese™”" c = + _ ~e = viere — + , FEY DI-ZARICKS _ ena ——- a Sas “ -4avots 7S, Gor he » 5 Toor ai‘ae ou Ges aa © res. e Balt roo ch. “ a ? . ™ Cem _ . °art - -. a — — -= =F - “ai __gee5 = wien®ia 5 and oms, fe daths, her- WAGNER -GRANT-BELL Each House Contains REALTY co. Chestrut = OF're 108° PLAT—S41l Mivent be S anc 3 reon > ~ * ™ MOL D. ONL Yi LEF # owaer @pumateire. Siventiy 3729. JOHN x ABBOTT. _Realtor._ “08 Cresent water eat. 2-car garage: convenient loca- eee metemec ot: Grasd-acw 4-4 steate| FiAT—e-4 -coms beth. electric. S56 FLAT—SOxs Hames Terrace: eee eee Pee ee, et Conte Bee '1315-] : : : ° ar amesne® sleaping sorches, | Det ed. | oe oe ; and Cree cae REALTY CO —S — ivid . pail FAMILY > rooms, 2 baths, breakfast room, hot-water eet. itvory-eainst fined . ao, FLAT—4200 bicck MeRee ay.. 4-' ~~~ i EW FL 4‘amily 22 rooms. Death, electric 4 . : : 4 XY 7 > beds Barc *» oud ~~. * a 5 Moagerr 1¢ ~*~) - 3 ™ sy — . = . — ~ rs " . — —~ om > — > =A Ro = : _ al ‘ > = a + : Lo - ons = hardwood floors. tile baths. Me ’ v mabe §=garese oe a se — : —- R - er, anaineee . - or? east Waeshingtor «@ a. : 2 ara goo? = aryain APARTMENT odern nhevery r wT Ay . = > . Ma‘tr ies Po es FriLaT— : on We ym : roo . . 5 . . 2 tae 6045 wasn ay > TO ane orens- ac ~~y en r _» = : i _ Sime rege: SOOO. S- 2s- s . fast room. hardwood ors. tile Deaths. ped- —TIrkK Re CO "4 T“heetrcut so - ~ee- . | > : WONDERFUL BUY COMPLETE HOMES—NO FPLATS—#419-37 Cuklaed ° aca | ee ee Seneheen _ a ee See Se ee —~ TUWER GROV E HEIGHTS -pyumae, [each Smee, trate coneifered, | wae 2560. se neal tee pinate. sent 92303 oer yent: taruie WEST END APARTMENT fo 5783 Kingsbe ; - : _ —— 6 oe fa* °° ia [yw . ah 22° Waa’ . 4 — 5 reotts «ec? wv t Oe ingsouryv rt. - ° ae zi Beautifully decorated. Limen window : SINGLE FLAT rLAT—Bes 4 | double . 4 rooms and FLAT—tom } = a : — s 2° a . wu. Gecorate = ~ —— —_—___—_—- ~ ———— I nd | ~ 4 " . Fatenenamexoes SECO. | "mah tect Sut debs gute oe Comm, SS SUES PS ccewen: RE Geile ne, 473655 WASHINGTON AV. PRICED 20% BELOW TODAY’S = . _ a ear ~~? - > _ ihe © = - - =. c. = es STUESSEL REALTY CO. 3548 srard -> 7 ——— “SENG LE ‘Flat =¥ AND 6 “ROOMS. Ce ha i | re ieus soure Ete — xs Pas tion: 5-7 “on ~—y ——e SESS . Jur Usual Terms Extended to All. | er -E ATL? x wee LAF AY ETTE Ls iL BL. = . AT —~ ~~ ~, £3 & pe fect enc: ..0n >; te . 4 a . . « warts. e caneae et ard see DIE oo-o SS. Kings bighway a. SL Vas *s-- . >, | amit —— - ee “y re Sse es SFeE EEE Se SE renemace ns eer, LARGE WEST END DOUBLE GEO. F. BERGFELD REALTY QE rLAT—4 am « aed d 7 oF - . .“ . } — es 2 ‘ egg mn Tayr F- - ae meicde stairs; see . 2 “aciede: € and ~* 8. modern garaee : - SIDE DOUBLE ‘LAT -- “s : i Ss ie ABBOTT. Rraiter. ‘739 Chestest. _... $19" he at” cin thee a* ion = T5xl8*. cig smad- act euick. orice $7350 Sl= Leland «4 $-famiir apar“ment with A GOCD IN & reome. Dardwoed floors. tile Darth. fur- $317 DEVONSHIRE av rLAT—t: ‘ ie >ooms JORDAN BEALTY Se eares* 1616-19-59 and 10¢c3 = nace, wedern » every deta 4-famm: “v gre Ter r > reerms and sleep a suum” - _— > c eer're = 3 : * “eet 4 =" . -— oa ?- Se Age: 190? Cbveern: . « price and fu.) par~.c Are see 2. 25- sore-*rent »>ouses| oa 8 ge ABRENDES RE ALTY Co "a perr Mutt ots « 4 ca-azes m ag ee , “ & Feild nee - —— e-em ; oS so men oc ground nal? s - : 620 Gravois. rent’ $3210: srice S72. 308. “SEE CS = magpie cer seca 4714-16 ‘EPHERSON ay —! amy S. E. Cor. Hamilton and Enright . EPSTEIN. 617 Chestect ot oe wien, oe 7 _ ~- —_ —_——- — - _ > oer bye — . — a . —- _ ioe a. con «19 haatht mt —— . — —— ~~ rer ~~ er 213 -~ 7 = ae S24 Chestrct sf \ A WITH 4 = TURE $275 Deimar:. 12 reems: ierge ict sores and 2 Mat — | rewrmne and Ttcity or ore ¢ tee 143 Swe. : - i sow Che« ~~ « a _—— ~, el + — — -—> -_ ~ - 7 | . : ~ 7 , , : , - tt of 4 and 5 rooms. baths gas. €111-19 Horton. stores and tenements. $35.- 54°75 Theodosia. 5 rooms. moders : meat market. SEE Us hiesit. £3 ram aAMPTOs aaah? wu : Wh e. 439 (heetrut * " r sale . = a - “ mon — “ . 7 —— * _ Derr Deo see sr om -_ = . : — Pts A at — 7 ere ~ PP rooms. s re Tort 2 noder Se Se Se ae Bonin - : > | ~~ ~_ —— en Bace concrete perch. graze arvor: fruit ead ————— — > c.? = ce FINE BL NG ALOW FLAT a wy pellengy egy tote, lama — > ee -~ ‘ena0 geass ; \LTERS REAITY & DR-K LE! | | r nace toes. terms = ; BO ) moma. on | POR SALE OR 4 am . ‘ ne owt er =" er : aree - -_44 ® ae UY asl 5 _— ; = =2fi= ane - 4°27 - Tr a ent oE T1028 Tl Bete =e — | ra wil Pa R KENT ad r OAMEY ER & tt FP oeriesent 4&4 TC aienp $i1i° Bex K-285. Poet - Dim. cant 403. is ~ * ——e oe = . oni eye te ” SL BIG BARGAIX T "LOSE EST ATE a " | ow-re- Tura ee pg er Z RESIDENCES BOT — pee ems. © ey A Pe gy B ’ 4 ; , ‘ : ’ 4 i4S7 Aringiam. 6 rooms, tursace. eleeic TOO WN IGrh = - t a - _— : a . = _ . a Df fleece. bot-we'er hee’ Some perches. dow ; — ¢ . _ — ™ - > - * 7-4 er — - — ~~ + peng _ “= . —_ 4 . - — : dhe tri kk oe Lat C32 5 Nedern bs ? » Ff onl > a oo © ~y “are ru = 4 - Cou! mney * reerms and Sreakcfast reor =x | —_— aanenelle = = med a ae = . - ; ih : " : . - ’ ~~ . . Do eel : : —_ s -_ = = a. ‘ ila — amu ». | tou Py ae sh - a a" &2 * A . a ~ = « 7 » - “ -2s 2 co. om ~ ~ an : e-a =r! 7 : orif aly Zz : rors 2> int ‘ Ps ne _ 4 ~ oe ony ya a erie * BoUs “= — We Jar «a av... ee . _ . - > i " - - —— — ee Se & _ - “— : s “ . ° ~ : . - > cs rus. ~~ (iar ece. ——— bas. “araaoe q RESIDE VC > 5 \ : om _ _ - . Geta. mag cunditic 4 ri om ‘Tame ERen ARENDES REALTY water 4c. pussesstor acrussion wits te ms eat ng ants 2 ing mpleted two beth= hardwocd S. st« eat moderz =e ty sTa ens oe rig ¢ ave ~ : > _s . ) a - on - « . . nr ~ = ? = ~ = or e - in ~ i = . ; rw an _ , > = ¢ “ bath Sa raee. 2e76 ; s ie SS + na Pu a s me - an ~ one ns i= ‘rame. Riverview Garden: rea- s7 FRED © LOCHMO > - : > . - -_ —_ ee . ’ — — ro = ~s ini -- ¥ — : = .. ee : = le r BI) - 2101 «6 “ ~ Seed : 7 SINGLE FLAT sie ey Se —— — ueonee — ae = — See L:.0 “lara. €6-reom frame. strictly mod-, SOT SE—*-atory. 5-rweom , a =) oowrn-* —— Pree : : ‘ . : 2 Wn : enea * : aed ‘ Le = ve ~ er7 - verwv “-ascnTa> ie Tce ~—_ ~ , an te, rent $70 per mon bh. price $6000. Sre wis LOU GHBBORGT ou noes ae . . ~ _ ; a °1 _— bo 1@ Trteersity = : P , ~- 4 N. Unies . , a me : — 2 rms a-te ae HT C 4 rr ? PTW (E ~ oye on —?> -_ ~* Gee. Tormm® sa. bach. or — r% eT wT 4 2 4 “ " sri li -F AVI! ART AIF - furnace apd garage Admission tyr card EMEN ce. ry-L ike Home x 4 * os * ; ™ — : ; : ' = _ Us x STEW ak - s ern. a. ‘ . 1 wx a : 3 Saath = ae "a sepa-s =. - ath sparate 4 mes 2 : . . in . a ie il , — _ . : "?. ‘- ra s - 7 "ea , - _ | | senae Bagg A Pome - = PLA¢ E McCRADY & OBERMETER. 5179 Es-s0. seamen beth bet and ole | wan, bemerat) Mas “ 7 2 — - . Mane: : - ene . nian — > _ « . Forest . 3 4 . NEW SINGLE FLAT sO | -'? ue. mete | 1 *- aN A MERCTR a-dor beds: steam heat. modern. it : — cee. Detmear 36et. eiectrie het water heater. ie schonte and chu: “mT SALEXA FINE PoOmRI mT A c > be nom Be vw : nad SR SD Ba a na .. every roor ‘side or , BOUSZ—42xx Cottage. corter . HOM | class repe'r end cen ‘er omece fer - F eet 3 room Tat at ——- — . — pa eee — a Look 1iiding " z : eet s ~a eA ~i %-ia? ‘ : and arge it: 35 roeems. $600 cash balance soar n P-ice ie ght Gwae~s Tie yard ead ; camper aoree e “atures and winde« 88-87 SUTHERLAND AV. PLAT , : . “os 4-‘an . ail nactwood floors, Sic ‘Or Sta lerrrer und & a UuA™S Bre — e em - oT) , = _— : ey: mé@ ron - , a oo wet *' pore | . - | — ed 4 ; * 2 ' some * oors — mus ~~ r ‘red a ei" pr “= "3 - 8 ' > , me Al n ~ ermal lona. pen Dp ‘+ io ¢ - reps. S, 10) 7 ——— éa a ew " .— §-reem node are K ree — _ o-*) oa = ped«s" . eachs a. a ce — eat > it — —— _ ee — " sense OPrice. xs. = (aa Ser e > * . ¢ ° RESIDE N« * —si x “warts. : pen ~)- a ee ——— ote — euubengiaianeniionians Te Li’? SE WPT b . + SREP: oe Tt oft S600" SEE eh. fUrmece, garage s e - i ?J PSF Lil LLSRERC ON «TARTH a. ; : . fl 4 : eg on Riss: a 17 oe. rveak re oroef fron —para aha ba _atce > and? @ reer ¢ modern EDW ARD L B. LREW BLL oe ~—_-_a___ ; Pres ' . he 4 ' 7 w ' > 5 / ~~ = . “REN a $33 Pp Rit _ Sethe) ee LTS— 214 a L344 Hodlarn 4174.7" ‘ : i Sor oe tear tem ‘erm. Tt S605 ver aca with bath. giectm rnace. ~ent RESIDa E—i6--—o ore ' RESIDENT F—t4ll Ene = : : . ’ . *- = A mii goons . wrrace “here ‘rare, S17. @oubi- vere Sou” Bide tbemetmen’ reper ‘te = ene, FrEVERER-ARLAUVES REALS . x A & so XX. > « Saner . . ls a » —_ - wa : Ros oo —o- 7 t4 ot mec tr = — . = ~ a Be -- Ten's nade 45-"° 4 1TH. eu? ea:. - ~~ 3 — ™ _ a sae ~ - a o beth. ete "pe for Pee or rr — Sous rm REP = oe Gaee i a Benes 27 GEO H. HEMKER REALTY Co and eftic. orize Slaee 4 =z *. = S°0 “beetnut of... S&S. Louis. Me mentee Phone Olice SAK RESIDEXCE—5 reome. Want « ces! for i flat ar freine? Send ~-_ = ——_ oe ™. Tour aarme end — ans: i wll eab- aa 2 — ~ a "> oem ax 2.OTS Peet Ta RPMIPENCE — 4+.8 be he Perk. ereefent wet)-eellt: bs BEAT “TIFEL He IVES Teed Poems et - weer * fren : , Toe mewAASE F “REA! ; : ~ sa i —" ou ™ . - ~s “a? mg 2 BigM- a - . = ; “ mr » po Seegning per" ard wooed = 6“ Sere 4 t-*a ee = ‘a . ° 2 ang appw Tt megi arn > thenéénen ants 17a ‘aserment and > =A RF 7 4 “Sear e : | bai wine + heating te, dand sem - we. fruie ¢ as “ ——_—_ + ° We “ave a wonderful letine of exciusive oe ; ress and -) > ‘ . : e = ; - . = = . é = = 3‘ . . . : / c " rr F LA THe H i? 4 = \ rand . - icin = ewe a bes aos. s ‘ ba del * e 4 pea co-eetter wh . s 4 « ~esidences ‘hat cam be esi@ at iow ~vrte es. Tr : «re ‘ak teak | ‘ = : rest P UNTTED REALTTI Three fan ae rtme modern —_- J —- 2. : —_— a ieee — __ ene we : eee -FAMILY FRAME FS ONE LEFT OUT OF FIVE a = —_—_____ O56 CATALPA ST. —3- FAMILY re 085 Central 2427. Bea : oad - Re-k « > sack cides e ‘ta Dry PLETIO a tI7S Fores uk hea 2 nex Reaut °u a nent cms a os ~\- : - \ Fk 4 Pw 1 ET 4 N a emg magne ip eal , eS ee lee meee 45.500..5°-?_ 54 E \ 4a\S AY ‘ 2 7 * . ny ° * *. _?? ba mi 3 _ 4 hy B. SEXNTUN. 3559 Areens! x FLAT—THEEE-ROO™M —_ a War mis ~~ , —— -" rARLOSR—EFRrh LEN Y > war ae. : - _ ~ la ~d™ "aoe Dea’ JOS HH. ABROTT. Hralte 728 ( be=tnert “ENGUP FLAT ==> => scan . _— Near neal aig ll Be yee og SS a ee Oe 100 vice Bae ecctain Puc. NEW SFAMILY APART cate reve SI. oiM - % ® . e - e ba ame = * - . omer? & ot ". 4 sre . - “le a rd : “ate flats . . . " . : * . , . tite > = & end 9 irs Hix iS - garages —- -. 58 “INGER-KLEIN REALTY cn & ’ PERO S. Mreth ot 6 rooms and bach ists 8. ¢ -x LEAL ~ sg - : - : ° - = - ~~? a ~~, - ~ te —¢ FF we or a os = »* _ oe 9 - 4f~ , : =r > reamme and bath I 4. GONDLACH 4 Cu. | ae = a can eo . , . . AAaE ALT oo @°? «%®eernn! ' - : - ied — ‘ ane. 2 . ‘ . , ¢-33 ~ & * & e +. . " _— — : . ° >- "Oa = a : are or cm = Eee oan . “ . " 7 _ -— JON ABROTT. Realtor —— ( be - > ————EE 3 *? LEAL [3S Len. > 2 . eee ——— iw 7 ay * ~~ Dp ber z °*."eS ro Fy - ot ~ , = DAN DY - Tay " = > ot . * a om . « ——_ «ee — ‘ Re oe Fy zx Ham ¢ Dm \ Sa.he za “Age or = . oe -*acter heart. DWE! ~ =~ - “a. = @ Cerner Chippewa and | cumana APARTMENT—T7OR }- fam Thebes 3 : ae res $8500 om eet PORBST AV —FLAT +-& ' oT ee ctr nod- yg my = anes — ain ane =>-te- nect 2 . : ox “cere Try The . . - = a i. as — ~~: * . : : " >o- 7 (Ben! - a —— = . South 5 - aor te, ad = > an ~ 7 4 : , J - — : | . ~ uf ‘As e s> : 7 i i = "> . es | ae ar Vower > ; ~sOTILS . - bal ss *Vrmnacee ~~ . - . rx - ~ ae ; : yy x3 - IN DELL or r rage pret . ae ~~, m ol Peet re het ee ant = full - my . a ee — ae ROG et SE] ; = a , sORX Do “KERT & SOX’ Desiers i Real Set Ser. can easily be Gee . —" goed condition pesticuia: s . , . : ; . - Hy HRISTIAN BRINKOP 2 EE We . » ain eal ~ ea Nine rome cache. cum mentee _ Fatete 30°95 Cheeta « orce 2 —T «- FRIN: ~* e ' ’ bs or moet > 7 “a " , . ‘ 7 : ™ , a " 2%, r . 4 |= W = —T ar xa. 4 eoptng n : Lod > Corre a 7 . ~~ = ~ - = a a — Pest n » on = — 330 ty =a -Teter ea: t TOW mont sE—. oan BF aah se 18 ~Rise. sult aioe : ra - Oe @ . t-etery, rome S229 Leen. 3 reeme ue " upeta re - APAR TMA ‘ ne ee riz ~ ~ : ' “Irs wre te - e . : - — : a? . ie . heer here => “worms Prd raait= Bier. a “a Vie -ve- io @welire farneace ewtrtc . * —@'r a, a aS ‘redrt ee gyray ad | ve -— ach ; oo >a i. “ - . ; . 2 ‘ . . ° o- —— oa Md a) beef . * a oR 4 ; . we . ‘ t 3 ae ch a _ - ° " . , rr ~ ae * , . . " " ~ Yen . . os — me we 49 ——, _ “s k : 5 " ; - ; . . . : an - n , ye rms . “tra, wa . aad —_ Rn sae te =. = . me — 1164 ee Sng =ENT cm S . a aut act & on. — S. Broad a> Stn) - srl vou “A “ar BcMilig hon — . Sri m , : - —— — ee pete mat nes - 3 , —_ i > amtininns . one - = -——- G@Gence lor runs ~_~ —_ i an w% ~_— ~ = a - - *? s Agi * e S33 ~t. i* FF ~ “ ° » ter * - i, - hers = . - rs sz » ea "Yomep , — ya tw ‘~ > *renis 4 ere aoe ve _ «7 wa eae NEW FUUR FF AMI. f Fi AT 624 Mar a“ 3 — ~. ot a ome . — = 7" : — _ = B rt ents $780 oer nth had . *—FEMe R » $9" 7 aetion cTotce —— * T vem ‘Ser oe , . - o=+s ; ra: ~~ ert way 2 Moers te ne : 7 ; a : Mn and — . . , - : rw 4 - 7 b. * SA + .arn ore R " ; 2 L 7 D : ee ea a. : —~wts rete ee ae " : ~ @°? "4,) » A..." Sa rs a8 | err ~- Co an . —_ earn “_ -- 4 YT ~% > Tr — o ANDERS STOCEE . ot “ ~ & * 7 a . . 4 $4 . aa - 4 — : . : ’ | " = -_-—— : -_— ~ H | ~~? « A} AR . M ENT my w “ASHTNé >TON . « e" Fay 1? z _— “ww FLATS a ; . -. -. ya . » ‘ - a eat ee J ist ‘ste pedern s ai . Me ewer The or ret _ Niece =, ye .e—2— nema 1 ae — ae ’ — - ~ 7 = 4 orn o- — waren J nate f4@ou™e carage wpe earl ren 2 nacre a4 >A er; ‘oe 2 4 8 wal . 18 DE “GQIv ERY ILLE 3330 - S-atory. T] SS3h 5 ALFRED. — _ nnory Realtor — Uhentut. Mureny , : - yn . , = ~ — Sew “me "oom «fMmen 2 Dal” penis ech kite Ren 4 medern Team beoeme bhet- water bes ‘erme a’ offre 2 ta — +> RARNGROVE & &PrarntT it x. Tin mane 3 meme. te am » het. water beet APaRTMaet Shan act. G@lamiyr 4 Aa! a , -. ~~. --~ ~~. =e r _ , = ' - aw we uu“ ~~ cenditien in — rerts SW) sor — a Sl ew a4 “Wnnerr. Re-far 78 ‘ srw FLATS. — Murph: n-a-doer beds oder aiee ecules These “me bores are ai! well located and a om of entire es ™ 7 ar” ~~ ar _ —_— Pes n 297 omen a ‘ — s532R.31 Perk view “et ene? of Encitéd and al st ” =~ Okea cas “sre ava “s mn Oh sie om “aera De ay ™, ‘mie SEN OE OSA — Peet. te ’ oan Pihinids ow doeutie ¢ 2 Berks eouth of Larieds:: 4-faenile scarrreats Pfurviehed compietriy for house Fer uli per .culare ensty 2976 "Sia erere ea ine ais vl 2 ») mn kk Mame - - a on ’ “a . . Smee reernoc ‘the ~e nse 'rte * , Senta ten ~ - — > & Tw rerri rrr ree att } eee oe am: 9 ot word - 7 zs P(e bel 4 wR fad in {; Zz 4 AND 5 ROOM FLAT ee > Somes | meom he onvstif n. rent Smee. tile bathe: just beine comnieted: tee bane mished. wenderfz] siorege coems te UF nf ; ERGFELD = hasuenenten. — ° +A fniiy apartment moteriecence FF >> pan, Dione : ce oft. rent SON00 pee at: (we bulid- beaumont. 2 levee stores an the enst and JOHN &. BLAKE @ BRO. S13 | Chesteat st. 405T Mort’ Marten: @ arty yosmmmiee: » cor tam a <<. ortee So” _ et ae ie i ee nah P ~ _ * SS + “ae af olen re MainNg -—Teloped RE Al TY ' oO itr. prtiee SO, _ Bi ——~$— —- AL d. YOU CAN OWN YOUR HOME & ae: | Red - _ Zam? & RASSIROTR here a . : wort . adage eB Pr , ' .. ‘ tt, uc ed to S550) tive DAL Centre te4R . — Yr 84 Berra ‘ : Sitt RrarTrr SM Cheernent ~eie gaeauteer elownter ae K... _ : 426 CHEST<CT to, aes Stamtiy mies of APARTMENT —¢ room, 240 Roertinie sc eee. 6 Ne Saere ~ pet mak —TeRws — ciel. 3 Bt Rt Be s } ° arg lon i a eo? ss ed ‘w ativennae's ~ : + *he . “ : cw Teer’ +e = ~— “ee Fe | Anak =* g"3 : bar ‘ ~ Tent: - Th a me ding e 2° 5 Qe o — —" pe i . ee. Breer: Mas @Sparate eating oe . emt» Sateen . oe oT ate? a¢ — . ~ ° Residence ‘oacety nny nee = Peeme rent S80 of er over 15 oer cost orére ~wfuced? ‘© Pa rents SENSO por — parior Closes . wente-“aile - oo Tar ye at emage one Modern ul Room : pa meena BOT Vie. 1708 . *, Chet nut i) for quick sais. terms Gee Mr Steer habeur SaG00 - Ft oe Ty ~ent and perticulars ene eae Sercain. cam be o* Gat eo reeming ™* 85) WENELICK, 1010 Chestuut. Olive 1407. ¥. J. CORNWELL Roo. se a Se Internacional ne :' on iif Bide Olive 270. Guat CS. Ve. Wa 2229 ~ Ne Aly trea aaa i tae ty ee ee a LE te ont a ty i a ot . " a OS Tm * a ‘ - vm - ie ~ gh oe in 4 aK - . . - ; P " P - hee, ms 2 ; 7 Re exes! Dr ale! os Pee aes

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SUNWVAY, RE AUGUST 26, 1923. 4 { . _ - tee ee > ) ange, Wanted, a — = - — . JDENCES FOR SAL ee and Bungalows, ——e ee OR SALE =| RESIDENCES TOR SALE PP pee ) re Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences F pos si gvtls, = «gg B oe morth South RESIDENCES FoR SALE, RESIDENCES F BRS Be ee pie ne 7 wupigiepGiniie - + ae : nigh N. Taylor (attached houre). es 722 Chestn ‘ive RHO, | a MES en — — a Russ ii ev. . PARK HOME. large Karage ; oo | , A uCctioOn ; : esign with oullia hestnut st : . E—325 ‘0 ‘ ee ete ieee " P . : “al ; vs ) = ur POoOTH | if . ae , Paris + - 8B roc nd reception a FS ‘1. Agent ® : :' 4 > fir a 10 Chestnut improvements: large, idea! ga- eee ; We pec Wea . bus Cathedra! A Baro; ] ‘Ss s ‘e “ART eeyment; $8550 ot 7 4 . ) ore. fires | to oe rooms and Srounds frescoed and o lete { 5 zs Ri : ide “ RES ws ae s&s 1924 Arca: (OFT M ashington Bl. $12 Chestnut Street b, mr - . . ‘ omplete in . " . “SIDENCE__s1>a >, mate ae - , ‘hs: POERELING E rer wain. . ' i ee reasonable terms; barticy- . ‘\ppointment Only ail modern conventen ens ri yy ee se a AS Baten: se ; ind w! you want. hb 4 4% Linde! ft $15,000 RBSI Dix »J — -* raon Gravois, t i "ak 2S , st.: a two-story. slate On term. 8. ae rn ~ ‘ , j tas n What you an ut { ‘x “ndell: me ern ad. "eal 7 10 1 rn, B&TAWOOd Tioore 75 614 MENZ REALTY co. hardwnoc. rs. ret 8 rooms, tile bea th APPEL Agt e 1 deans Fc F) 19 Py rtland P} : | vw Me We here we have o Lm « . " e * — , , 7S ry > me te rife : on Cas) brick a fy : 5 1116S; room shestnut sts. F * REA ~ iR 4 ic ("x ' fin ~ ‘ y . . Small store, re N 1th . & very de a, ley ; “ > ” ; o> ¥ o DELL PARK RFE; IDEN( KE VOERFLINGER p Jefferson-Gravois, | $7500. “Get card or adminet,, S888: price — ——————_B. % RESIDENCE eae oa ‘030 W ashington BL. sable location for a ladies one lalty | sonable” (Pennsylvania Park: ree rwty Bt.; elegans: | 2e » ng a > 0 loor Pi. lATd Wood : : Bho ——— ot" atone, wie end th. | I Nace NEE—2134 Oregon: 6 rooms, fur. | EDA REALTY CO. 4008 ( houteau. eT month, | aoe ; - a? . : ful lot 3a ‘take rooms. 3 bethe. very attractive. Price “ , deatrabdle lof — ~Water . ic, a . - > sav , : nal ute ar r- . ’ . . wae ora toy ~~. | to sell. THEORATS ‘& ZoEty Be Agis.. SNAP FOR YO! eel 5 Prineipal pay-{ : i Wa, oe dee. | 6237 A | 600. 400" soo "1100 "and 1000 "6 ; SINGLE FLATS ry j —_ J fe . 4 ‘ 4 . PF cis, " J o 5 . \ ; . babe ~Ulle é. 3 . ’ , a ; 8 ‘- | , Could | 2309 8. Grand. a7. | SLL ment and interest, will buy &. RESIDENCE = Trae meni LOD ~. * ; 7 ts 7 we » Py Sete +e IR ee > ee. | path, furnace. lot 500x175 ' Monday iz mm. to + dD." Mm, today and , Ouse, Ocated On Lafa- of yr rr. “ . - nN fal ge rooms on ; in Hi!'-reae. ft. Commercial] at. 7 Ed 2 ke ee aie : " ; 6-family apartment: 4 ane eee ae ee “MAN avy.: ela > T 9G x ——— ‘ i ame patior each. serncrent: 4 | electric. {8TRace “wit oll burner.” baths. | POOR MAN S CHANCE ‘BEN Al THEIMER ot tor ‘apats: as built forte oq HOMD P «0 ©" month. We can | ae om : er Or 2. son : SRON0- terme R24 V lican 4-r, : — - « “ iI? [ER 4 ror ve ~ . me eeNrnt) nd = +) y : pe Tent 8000 pe a. Ae HMOFLLER 708 Chestnut | the thing fa, 3 Om frame house; jugt | > “Eth “ee Strictly un + J102 VV estminster ] » tert on thie. a : —_— . “——. 3218 a - : "© ing UO! m peo hen. as ; REA L ( Q). . * £4Urniture if deat ; Benton ay “6 . . ANT : ao ps - ey ERMANN, . >. -_—: ? lou? ot. a tacent wy. . i= IMM) — —BRINKO} A1N hestnut at i - ee SO, . ae aie. ea ye ~~ ae very desirable home, tn restrict. 24) Chestnut. " | an UHI urage: in: EDI Webpoormn— * PF Pn ay ‘ :, POWing | $8750- te. rr. , oP. i ; - ; rooms an j ' ~ ‘> : in in } .! oat .Tr ~~! é ermine = . DEN CE Lb \ R Al ie , re eption on first floor. four rooms on oa SOUTH SIDE IN \ ESTMEN T Rall. oo oo . Poat-] SDA tc oa" BONN EMAWN \-BARNETT REA] Ty > teats 7 ity. ry 1. : THOM aa ‘Pre ic. st am e a " 3 R -r, mom dwellings. hath, etc . rents $1°0 e! ae ows an n . ’ ‘ = | . a om aba RY 3066. 5948 Ease” “ . ) Washington AY. . $100 per month. : We have others. f this home for $6500, | —~-MAS_F. § =—s1AN, 2022-24, 10; | Theehi can be hought right ith and 37 ! Rox K-o1q 0 3: RESIDENCE—s p07" TE ee 4000 ft. at 392x Olive ee ; a 4 =“ 2 oe a ae as — —— JUST-MILLER R - (OO. JOK Ath at pe een ———__ ox K-216. D.(c) =); rae ¢.. ' ‘room = brick e] lg rus r Restaurant ane cafeteria ; down- NCE ‘ - : . , , iT "ath. electric. ‘o . Two stores at 385} Olive, TOWN; GO0d trade; will sacrifice. Where is there a better business Inveatment ; two 4-room bric wails @y.; lot O0x1)50. ’ ‘ : price sate te ———, Bie ~ | : x block Sidney: ] m — 4! RESIDES _— a oe ; Purity ’ ISTRATH RE ALTY co : + every detai! SPE ‘LAT { 1’ —-”§=«6f are , oN E—451 ‘ Gibson ay : 7-roon a rag t “iC. 2-Car 719 CHESTNUT ~ ~ culars. eae : I} modern brick righ $6500, | © M. Mcp RE. ©O.. 1111 tation or Reemiag hic—— 7m, ee Mt 39xx “Olive: good show. | than downtown busi t rn *~ AF AD. 3805 gs Broadway sidence, ‘dle location hard wood i~ | Mie rN “Gr = a oe: , ial . - Ot nF lo hove ten Param : - : ; . , . . . — tn ~ = ic P os 4 ee rere .Y on ' ad -_ ———— => : K pore streets and | __* 4ndey enter Grand 904 4 rl SIDENCE—} lis ee io — +) 3651 Cant av: ¢ nt, 14 rooms. 2 | | =) OOO fr warehouse. west of Jef. property for sale. le 7 . ida ] ] " . ; ° . . i . ' ‘ i ine 2 etn, " : . a4 3: ~~. - > ~~ . ' i ; ar } . “A! _&. CO. 4002 ¢ houtaay and porches Car : if PEDERER-ARENDFES REALTY CO.., And Priced to Seil. No Spec ation. Have client seeking loan of $7500 4 Ploriesant and Warne fcr i BS. ul una ‘ Priced a 7 7 c.— #950 (" | 4 SEE ¥W RISBERG ON EARTH.” 1004 2 » Bric 4i0C.—F 20 @SN | Ki sipENCE 3225 Shenandoah. > ' ; oe Sh, atte ae ’ on : . 8 216%r ade; ms S822 Russe)! Grand RESIDENCE—@20n Oakland av.. tenn. 8-room resid ferson ay.. Wil meawiteh these houses. |! Reone. : ———— | ~ Olive 8500. | RESIDENCE —s; Anthony's Parian. ar- A ‘-FOOM residence: furnace, tile! RESIDENCE 270] beautify) RNR endo , . | re itu estnut aft - on Eight rooms, tile bath. hardwood floors, | || ENDED possession. | ||| sEveRat, te BCELS FOR COLgRED | 8nd one for ’ be : als ! * sn ta > > Pr ee ao bath A. , one ‘ . ln price. MEHRKEN ut up housekeep. Sidney 2076 2610 Gravois. 87x Vernon av ; Colonia) home. on First Deed of Trust. collateral four Barrie, 50x140; substantia) t-Blors ir ~~ nail SR. st. ¢) “ ars a r. ’ ’ . . . ‘ . 3.« : . — 4 —— " . ’ et ee 38 the b ne is ease | RESIDENG) $239 ; fine residence = 1918.20.00 + A LIN “SEVER prt 8. Bro ms N oads ~ GUNDLACH, 3615 1324 WASHINGTON BL. vomplete, every detail: price $9500, | f° One: property fifty miles out. : me borhood . t ad ot 820 e Ss @4 s ’ oeene coe me iO | oe. — 24 4 hommes ~ the ‘ : Al.e &. a 8-room aoe SE \ EN-RO« VI RESIDENCE . : ra : . , 9-room residence this will sei] > Onn terme See us about your farm loans. » Admission by Card Ooniv: ond : , ‘ i ater leat - : . ° Yat ‘§ and lOllets ; rent $112.50 per ‘« fy kland AY 4 beaut fu! ~ i ~s / NC Ped Tr ey _ _ ' Kiy : tern roofs of brown ‘q . Ferd! A a. 2 rooms and @- RFs DENCR._ ; - i egg ) ) and green P - gal aan a leaa 7 . Si EN( E 3641 Flora: this high-grade RP _ mad ——s ie . o. -« ER ean neibetiniel s ' ; | See ERO rable terms. | 11-r0om house. ) 1 3048 SHENANDOAH HOME IN’ GRATIOT. RESIDENCE—§920 ya, 7 | THOS. McecRapy , i ty property. onally beautify] mantels of Seen SROADERS. @ N et. brick. ' . = vals. hot-water heat: doctor's Office | ,. 6802 av.; 8&8 rooms and 3 attic rooms, tric, fur ., mtg S Forest 892() amie “9 Rosthe av | 39: ; me; tnedons: | “-- residence, about 3500 r rear 0 h é rf ; — Waiting room ; rood condition, Adm ig - be ify ~~Water heat, ha rdweod floors. d Art ; price aan © . 7 be a iP wh catenins eight roo na; $6250. Market. Single and double flats pore es. Th are Be - Northwest screens: | 4 mY card only. A regain itiful decorations: @0 {t. screened and er ont TH - > ome 380 Beauti~es sant VERNON. | $8000 | Owners really desire to geil. - ; aa.” * throug “ Sidney ee NESE PALTY Sere a “omy | pe t 143 25 ee; “ppreci- ese! Broadway. "enous hot-water “heat, hardtoo me . on oe a | lative property. ~ 4.4) BEL A oO 2x207, RESine.:.. Se — %, double ga- ”) H . ™ +. 25 New ; caaciee “ave Customer for 50-car ol . RAD |] ’ ae: ge, in excellent condition. 6 and rage. soing ge . rooms; A by | — : : cork linoleum on ki F, ep oFarish. 4234W Margaretta ny a za tr collar and modern equipment: | MAKE AN OFFER ne nt S Ex SCHOPP, 822 Chestnut. ; BUSH-BURN# 1105° Chestnut i a : block from Generali nee > oh ; ° : ul, | Ths NEAR Fi ‘REST oe a th. “" ‘ ne, a a ee i ’ “os : 16 to h . ‘ oo rooms; % bic : | Canvarsed wea . —— modern brick VALETTE a Well. I os PARK KTANitoid . ~ FOUNTAIN PARK Hi 1100° 8. 13th: six family tenement; | g¢2% * enEreem house in West End y .t nets . ilv in ence © rooimns, | residence. “* lawn ave.; hot-water heat,| (dition aan : ra) cars. 7 - " Th ; 7 rooms: large Karage: lot lemish oak } ' tile bath, hot-water heat, all hardwood | Earage, etc Admission "Card ante ‘| MEW Rice. 2 prece and srg ee | attractive terms I] 66 Aberdeen pi.: 8 rooms: modern trust and ouses whieh oe the time to x 608 Bee Broome Gat. es) ne china ai large sioewin every modern | Frank J. Frick R. E , 208 “Wainwright RST OTTENA D. teor & Broadway | BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. 7th | Practica! ; ce $25.000 property in a = 1¢ Ww Oe ~ Brick; 5 rooms; 4334 Ash- een. pa h C | Avenience ; g y 2a wy a. mate oe - ho deme ee Pendiny.. oOrthea at corner Delmar and 5900 0 BLOC —- , complete ‘ | floor. ur _ on terms Iike rent. C NSPECTION Pendleto Ot 110x150. Jarge houses of 24 A well-built K raul family, 7 rooms. k into this. 000 acre M! : y. 0 admit ; | . 4: | ro ¥ mi). 52: NOTTINGHAM AY. roome, 8 bathg. Water in Pach rooin: 50 feet rooms and finish if 45 modern homes: 1000 b: 8Se00: ropert rooms; ; Boac " : : oo? - ——— es | es, electric lighti fir. 4 ' s AreAain m Holy | : im Plant and ters e ’ @ ’ R3°1 Williame. (-Froom and 8leep! : and re; | : pric Includes 500. liar Vassed wall eeDing worch ¢ por . Rarage. y Six rooma. €00d condition - law price and i $4000 Parties seeking small and large tn. — Clara ; @partment: six. 640-« terms: open ard t pa x cre Missourt Tm SHELP, 109 N. ’ apletion These 4 > garage. 47a5 | Toom, £1 le and h DYAS- ad are ~~ a rooms: garace. hk a . : - . ee ~ ee 6-roo f fo : ‘ . vacant? ; 5, ee ll. al rch. ———— . . “see ee m residence: bath. furnace. Me or nc orDer; suitable f . y.: to come and See them "day wf . : re —— = id screened. Th : Large balirso S. King S Highway Bl., 2612 | Matern and up-to-date; terms; see this to- eae _bstituti, i; boarding a ae ee ne ted trme cote ana ; ' nt beatae eRe: * 4 Z x ' ey . 7 erry . Trin ern ae | 4 meri 18 room, : taller, re | xtrs 7 . > ‘ ¥. A or ‘ ner Ulatine Wa LTFER c > , om + uc us j . ; a : : 3 you can be arranged 1 meme: barcain: leaving ¢':) wine | Spare ; ‘ tty New Bungalow Residence JOB. F. DICKMA NN R.E. CO... 622 estnut | 2-0 W ainwright Ride Olive 5738 HTELDS, / sel! this. . Baran: aaa bt ‘the eet ion." Bring us your real estate Problema » i — B ~ Cl ma T rou , } ~s - - - ; : - Pipa mene x — Pa » an a . _ — ™ ee or ~ - . - err ae ‘ 8 | " ar — re S . c a 4 ce ; ‘7 4 | ° ei PYF Wonderfu! modern rou + / . , io § roome, hardw ood floors, hot-water 1731 SIMPROWN PLAC r—NEW RFE: LDEN« E—58xx Cates: beaut ful a 315 Tower Bidg. Oliv 8423 OSSxx Rid e: § y | We want to work for you and we -s on North Goodfellew CO , - ' ee me he - . SCreeng, shades. electric fixtures, brick A new double_ of 4 rooms, Murphy beda room residence bat a 10-/ ot —— — nl ee itil Slxx Hic : viedge Service . Phone Forre 4.13. ' JCA TINE ; = é finest location in city: at Tower every convenience. This flat } hbouchs throughout 7 ue : a SEF THIS TODAY. iii 50 » ' If im . " _—_. loon ah ns RISHOP REALTY co 422 Chestnut Park Owner emise cn tern 3 Jame, -¢ bought UP-todar . tne Ss It 4589 Enright ay 7-roo i | : > oan >. ee, rent. lease, -, : : UE 18 Hots modern 9 roome Phone Olive O587 ' . ; —t. j : er on premises, : ee ae sl a0 " a ra ~ | real bargain ; inspect. | yt Vvenien ahi . . mar. | mes : voming house; must ect at iii] . pl.; modern; $6000, money to invest, don’t be afraid to ask rtion. fc); RUSSELL 40°1—10-rs0m house; newiy 3240 LA FAY ETTE ) FF. J. CORNWEL rT, _ E. CO., 133 N. 7th. _ “Tgain f, $12 “On WEN Lice ; Ht Westminster ; modern; terms: | Ss. We have been here for 30 years tam lin 2) Oi E - wt : erme , - * , A ld an r ¢ ee ae | 7031 Clayton, 9 rooms. sun crO00"Y " - - ; on: 10 )-fo ft - 19 THORNRy PLACE - - fas room, den, hot-water heat. ~ neak if rOOM = residen: rege. 40x140 feet - splendidly ’ ; fecorated Sidney RIAW +e" oa, | —— + nach ME atin $1000 CasH. EASY TERMes r , - > ‘ODWIN Brare=s . . ; SOUTH OF FOREST PARK GODWIN REA} O.. 5243 Realty Co NEW HI-POINTE RESIDENCE f! 65°77 Clavto bu Call for JAS, HOUCHIN, Main 9055 50x1 LER R. Ps Com.- : Thi g rod itn ki; » ell-hulle 8 aid 5 room for ue of ====_—__- oe ae & heat, tile bath, lor 31x Alsi lan - Will sell fo Vai Louie; six rooms. | 12: ' gal see 610 Dover. Apply ———S_Aieo warage: large lo wee | the Jor. all G. EMERSON SMITH, Olive — pony Sao MOWlY painted: jos 61) jCcHNW McMEN ; "TH 7 ’ Y brick shop and | . rs DICKMANN rn. EE. CO SOUTH SIDE RESIDEN wT. 13453. « entra] °4 — en oe D. _pee PBRINKOPp. owas c NAMY 4§ ND R. e. oo TTT! 2 927 ; 125 39 Victoge 328 ‘ bo > 4 4s 4a VFand ay. Baik = —— —— : - =— m ae . 15 } oe yaa ba : F ws ie re ‘ —— — 9 roon mod : . BEAUTIFUL canic——_— — ae co 4915 Delmar E2750 BUYS ars & Rov IM S— JT 270x173 ’ > . » ieee is; i ; _ — on* a - ‘ ABANNE HOW EE ' : “aa. So : a , 4828 Cleveland: modern Conveniéng@e. hot 6124 OAK] AND VE p Pe ge Hittier): 9° the. elactet ree 6007 Enright: 9 ‘arge room > t i G large v1 5 frame | water heating plant equipped with Bi bur- % ~O 4A [L AVEN UE Whyman or Mur.’ os 17, Pon S:, See | hall. tite bath. hardwood floors beautifer on | RES!IOENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE . &a rage md 50 ft. ing. i ior 5Ox! on). ner For low price and terme Ree c I REST I ARK HOMF. 4 a Ml fnee 7 , > . : Py any st t- Pior de UTATlOn effa ts heot- w“ ate r h ~— _. . SL ee garden, grapes: made street : ‘ame g@rage; immediate possession: easy YECKEL-FE YDT-EARICKSON ot tags recms. tile bath, hot-water heat, | ——“"__‘ —— = ae. . A — | 9 Rarage: price £15 500: Sak West Ss @ : Inepne tion by appointmenr only. 29°5 Broadwa Y, 5001 Gravolg bardw ood 5 s00TS, etc. ; Strictly modern and M lern 7; a “SAIN om... t ‘aM E YER’ - «1 i Se __# Wes Se reesetensenseatensnennmentes _ West r ry 2 = ie > . nat t - . outlines nl - ond. sie . 7.1 + ” . € « ie ; P mir, , — ; . ” ” ° . ea ny, ; : oe oe ‘ oa OK. 1910 Cheetnot. Olive 14°97. KOLLAR-LT PF ER PR. E. Cn 1712R Chestnut " TMENT 6 - - id con rete Earazge - lot 335x200. a none doe } e) 4 rdwood floors , cee: lA Sf°nt ana T'r on | h 7 THROUGH : . a is i... > |— — ae eee aN whe eo , the tant o.. = er =e Sararwe: one 111i) On w vo Be aaha ne > ( . O Ce omes Inspection | ry C4055 Harney: 6-roo ame | RUSSE) L AY. ek in -atheres rtd AE. CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. FE. co, genni any “Ons In the city. Call Cab. 4147 Wak, WITHOr _ . . HEE b ] . SUCCESSFUL . : 1 eciric. re e. iO ; - M4 ‘3 « ro i ANG 1127) . Ve = 2" s : ' > om, — ~~ a , ht “ tos. ~~ coms © rat ' : " aha , e ™ Today » sh08 Ree | tic, tA, furnace eetric, screened porch, 6-room brick residen ; bath. electric. | p " . ! ~ “SEE 1°s °° brick garage MCKs; stable for 14 THIS PR id > —_ RS Aer sae > 4°09 PAGE BL.—s$6700 nished and de, Orated; wil!) bring in $250 ; x : ( OMI LETION. : : : RINKOP. 819 (heetnut ee / horses: fo. pai Or drayage | , ates I } R ES] I JENC E ' BExI52; eil-built 9 room brick res. monthly; $9R00. . ii joa tle bath, earage; lot 50x 9 VISIT THE Mose a IPE | | | we w0sd Rvalding, 9 rooms an _ RESIDENCE business. For price and terme | 7965 8. KING'S HIGHWAY told basement -°%, furnace, electric Granj- | ELA18 R. CO. Arcaée Bia: Olive 6191. Tt Wea oe REUL RESIDEMS. t I: lot ’ ear bath $208 Bhenandcah av. elegan; 7 room | «,/ a. SEER a area on 610 42, CO. Od fo eoms._ Teception hall, bath. . there: ‘terms, “""@&¢ and work shop. 4124 WEST PINE Macs oe 3828 Wi L. BUILDING Dp ' ‘ : . : Urea 1) Y 46 is at ‘- ; id , 2 r ,/ . a - » } ] ry furna, , ana rlectri, ee od ter = - 4 4 Jr de ' ; A an 4 . - ntains ele t | nABidence:- Mogern: price $10,500. For par- | —s* et — Tole ev. rage " beautiful ot ad eee alee’ Be JOHN 8. RLAKE & BRO... 215 Chestn,, at 2.500; easy terms; fine 3-story mandestes 3-story residence, contain. - VELOPMENT N t} | modern; open Sunday fron pticulare, pee ~ ERER-ARENDEs pitet:.. _ nn : ne st. 2-room bri: one oe Nn ing 12 rooms and bath: al LOUIS T : 2 3 a sa Sina ly GEORGE T. Kot. AS, Agen:. 3667 ( le vela nd \ venue ee ara Gag ARENDES Ey O., Pall _t 116 AUBERT AVENTUE. floors and finish * twaner Eel nardwood story brick garage fo . Drive (through the #7 ’ - 20 AN. Unio For 29: Ww. 618 Chestnut er 4 er Meet —_—___ 4 ‘4 : aoe Che. mn pation HIN a . S15 Chestnut st. ’ ; :- nant A ¥s aty Ow} "ll show yoy through Se . —* — — . ’ ‘ . — ensue on _ Ved UNestny : iE ‘ —_ i >» Bair , a map ont sll le price 4 a : Ss R WIDENCE CHOICE : AND COTTAGE $3050 utifu! 8-room dw oie ai just — NO E J . A MER &@ BPO Pia TY co. wt a atonement PODAY ANU ec Treens Cement baser ent; garage. “ar a) . ; ; > ? i re Ce nM — : “2is Si epin more h. til th ¥ . ’ ome ie “ . re . ’ : y CO. #£ VACANT on9s 8 Ne FEYDT-EARICKBON, Co. 4s Grand off? . we etc.: all in AL Omen | Barage, | home | Ames place. New "t 4058 DELMAR ‘AV. - Delmar to Kingsland 4 te ™ residence, arranged for one . —_~ =) 8. Broadu - — 01 Gravois. _ : . 2) a oe ne 6400 Marmad uke—86x 150 JOHN GRETHER @ co S11 Int. Life Rig en A ood ner bedrooms, } furnace: jot fr der ‘Meslend to ve R h P les; furnace, hath electric. 3 a; SIN-ROOM BRICK: ELECTRIC : 2850. —_ ae en SoA natinmetinditiiieeei PRICE $8500 Z Re Nt aga - ee > king _— | ‘oors tile bath, Sm 5: a) “aging : oy : & 7.500 | ~~ inion Channon? block and north oge, ot hones i ne’ sleening DOTCh AR - Jor a * 14 le 7 S400 Cash huve either 2230 . oa" , 29 4 ] : ss _ I . } ] . 8-room fran e dwelling, bath. gas and elec. NEAR FOREST PARK ce ; ey ~~ ri . like to bulld 3850 W EST P] NE BI " Oe o arn *riain. ‘ , . I shade 'reee OPpoaltea Ar net on gy h o) Rute: = (attar } eg y ba'arire San per 4a l L'¢ e 419 iT Lor Nn s t? I kranitoid ce iar. 4 hie ken shed and out : HARD To CLASSIFY . 4 : P time. ; SaVvs 8e/) ever de ) a* + a +e , MAJESTIC Hi IME CORPORATION, a ding Service condition Cheap; one bio K from Wells. Will decorate some rvoms; live in one and 2621 "on ny o , OUidings. ¢ it trees. rape vineyard jn, “nrortable 6-room om fruit farm. /-4,' fake a | - For card of ad. ll-room residence. bath electric. fab. R200 Aan Delmar Pt. Delmar . fee! T8°R Rurd ay collect rent bathe. can be yu af “ey 8 tem se: 1 SArden; 7 ’ Grove car to Tamn ov... 4 ape vineyard, “Kens, 2-wi) incloseg | ™'8sion UN] furnace; lot 323x213. price......$ 7.000) oe — —=—==: . “ 2 aa. ————— ” | ops . - ~ mae “1, te . « ' “e use or s or ; AMilles block uth > — Tt ParErer - runs, hot-wate, ; oa - ‘NITED REALTY « é ° — ; ’ y 3 MOLI GERALDINE. WHY MAN. 407. 722 ¢ hestnut. ¢ wive 8500. block from Compton line: rents $1260. a tte, “ean THORNHAIL ~ 1 '¢ : oer d ore) Ry »>-. irees | 315 Towe, Ride poe y= R40 | GIRALDIN BROS. R., E. CO. NEW AMES OME Be Beven-roon, frame residenc, bath. elec. 6451 VIRGINIA AV pms: orice only $ - + _4 “ ME. you. TONY HURLEMAN & W oul Be, city, muet eu 68- NOW 1 = Sanne ou: hardwood floors. . 1 9° ri « | f .E oo - . «-ToOe brick; . rs BLAKF Fy re, a 1303 8. 14th St.; & rooms, bath. electric. boune hod rt; “0tTul Swigg chaiet | room home quick hardwood floors modern | @A59 wei. oe nll tiled bath: excelleng eendition: owner leaving "rd Arsenal, 24 floor. Grand 40T9. Victer | 7" de KOHNER R25 (Nestn ’ oweee” no per rooms rontey _ - _& BR = S15 Chestnut st. arranged for two far. ‘Nes: upper flat va- 4 _ if . vith modern improvements. large, throughout - ter 5104 Enright a ~ - a ~ city immediate DOSS Se ion 241 - ee or there . : 44%4 BESS «RAY in ant, fine stone front ata, hed house good “myer pie ui krounds, high ‘ecation, near Grand HOME—F, ro ne -- boca | VOT RBOTTORFF GILES on 4914 Delmar ma ee 9 TICHneT ee frame residence modern, fur- | neighborhood - only $4060; $500 cash and m yr epect. : a ee M Pherson only 7A Paes - am a ad 204 us itera. es 4202 LINDELL 3647 PAGE BT , moe te and tile roof, urick GEO , , 7 ony : : $23] Mel HERSON— $8750 Here is one of those wonderfy! bulle - 4 homes on the boulevard: has 14 roome: JUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM € Nort , a —. lot BlK1 ON - price S45;1) terma. $35 monthly. Home and ipvestment. Open. it 7 loor , ar 4 ‘Ame ice * 7 a y _ = A ~~ SL SAMUEL LIEBERT. room 4076 722 Chest- . , tise f : - ho ° har d- (‘a bar de ‘ 7 a tor } “ " . . EES 10 room miota ho o#/T- ’ - eR 4 | I. nut ee: len Ee _ —— HOME- M. ae ne ——s ‘ ~ —— - decorated.’ er otern: Spon d_ floors; newly) walls all “anvassed and decorated in ofl | : ot’. hath. $2500. 5 . eence: tr mp leted ; neces... = ae ; 101 ’ on adie tr o > A rooms J: - | De “eiville 16.000 — Sarage; $2000 Gown, balance mosaic, tlie floors in reception room and | GRAND ay. : ~~ qr a 4 COLON Ns er. “r Th oor “ge wy}? : ‘ ae rie » a ‘ol : , C in J rx, : ae ; »-Foom ‘ath *lectric, he, $4 00% } oO! ¢ - ce “ynAe : “638 TENNESSEE. jt il the ' ‘ uneareton > gnome | Be@race; $1000 Cash ala li lnm teat : pace 3 > ee —— Conservatory - let us show it. and then 5 rooms ; hot Water heat: cerage; daundry r S629 Reber. ten av. a, oe Fine modern 6 rooms, hot-water heat, nish throwsn it: 3 prarawood SOTTORFF-GILES CO. $974 De! n Melville - A102? \j rs Incta make an offer. everything Arat-clang / get & ——I1) + —— “of Tayler. 3 aT Vn | hardwood floors: double garage. reser larium eis zo |” «(Me bath- HOME—7100 Do Deel : — . : 16.500 ‘ ~ CST minste r THEO. R. APPR. 722 Cheetnur. card of admission ana Roe houses, .-- . Rox K-265 Pest Dis a FOR SALE OR RENT BUSH-BURNS, 1105 Chestnut. ‘ Ss a a, pone d butte bome: 9 nag oo. K _— _ — —~ ace.) n Just lNeted: ¢h) desirable home of 10) Re : i rome RB ip ‘ oe 9 ° _ o's AND 1 >. Seek Parlin. a rooms, new electric large 8-ROOM HOME—ONL) £7000 | ma, hardwood floors,| heat: garage corner jot 54x17; Quill 7 room reakfast room and -3,500 laren” hot-water, heat. Karage Deaufifu | esldence argain est Sth, Locust to ee. C ra r 10th ana apgnoome: ee — of Turner a\ new shades. “8S gf00d-looking 8-1 with « in bird's-eye maple; price Getails of owne, Cabany 635 attic athe et tere io dy sie : pants immediate Bale: | 5-room frame bath Fae, electric fur- ‘ an - eon, newer pt. " * Dick and spar A rere oa - | bath furmace ; 1d ll conve, ’ » , * €Cmilttance Card please Ts iT To mt , as Teo" Bee . Fy - J | Drices ‘ é ‘Ntment call Mace, earage: large lest OV reasonahite of. eee 1th et ‘ ; a! Obpor . 4 -_- ‘ > who ‘ h HOt! SE—7-rno i, newly decorated aon ‘ ‘ : ty Fr A RRO RIF, «¢ hestnur. | CORNET & 7 7190 * a. a m ’ . ieee *€ 4 4 g00a condi tio: s 2 OS" i i } 4189 FLA IRA able ~ 75 Ww +A Pde. la ae =. . tactpctecthatnaby ‘ “ ret ( hestrurt er wi] alll Considered. - . : ete : Garfield av - & . me KERY «4 SON. 10°05 Chestnut. | Jt 3 ‘ “KA 5 eS adn \J.. it well-bullt home: hot-weter heats | — ete — . : P to alley orches rage ide dri, tiful i i ) 1G-room re "iden te | EASTON-TAY Lor TRI hy CO ps eke ’ ” Beautiful residence, SoMtalning 10 hare tm Beh ‘hure) . floors, hot-water heat tile bath; every mod. 3252 LAFAY ETTE 7 oO: . “© , ” Dremiaes | a a ee 4472 ‘4 Kastor This well-buti¢ house tn £006 condition, of | 2 bathe, furnace warege 2 care: of Rh 1 right ‘ eee: bat p *; |) @rn appointment: jor 62 feet front: Nine-room modern home: hot-water heat, to » m aDPpointmen miv - ‘EMPIE PT. Post ‘Yr FC Cee - - = > ry "Dp ~ | fered at $750: owner ’ ity. Com pletely furnie od 2 , » Ta dl . ETGENE J ALTHEIMER. 17 Chestnut. i 3205 Hawthorne: colonia), central hall, ception hal) 7 nee ; oms., IS 4 3: sedi: suite 324 POSSE = ‘vir -~ — ~~~. , Owner Torest 63517 epee Et om neg ee living room, library. dining room, kitchen —— ——— — ~ ae 4 peed Be ne MwaAuba = Trt. en oe / is @G-~st Ors 14-room dwelling Siate roo? > >i we 4 DRIT CA ; h——s jx reoma. hardwac ‘ — Poe ne ae COMPTON HEIGHTS HOME—$500 CASH firet floor: 2 bathe. hardwood floors and RESIDEN( E—~1214 Shawmut Dp! al MODER? 1OMES SPECtAl LY Pu AL mathe, J tablets “OPD mn ' ut 5 , 3 beautiful 10- room . furnace. Earage, $8000 ‘a RESIDENC ‘ | 1911 S. Compton, attached house; two finish; hot-water heat: jot 100x170: garage. _ and @ 5-room f at. Box W-2435' p.. fc); , 3122 Rolla "_ Om efficiency bunga): Ww. | terin enades and fixtures 'o- story lok | . . ; heat. rarage and on Oates ‘ 7 Gir — cornea, 39 eee vee Washi GTO: iL. BAR ' ‘Ubs: lot OxXIRO: a beaut U 0 FY) bath oft . . brick rage - ° oe a ayes nr -100 Rant 0 . a re throughout ~~ Othee oiler SAMUEL LIERERT, room 407, ang fini : rarage with drive: jor 50x1°2 n dence. 10 ron f ioe. es esl. ARR, 9 wey ON +: fron as nda lots of trees en, hry iot Ra RO: «a o-: ctrage. \ acant -Immediate Pp hu J = gtu hd ’ © BarTage, Prac: r —O0 cx. “ 7615 Femi: ; finely built & room res] - Swe” —es an os p> 2s han grew: rat once miswian | Car ON K. & R ; SCOTT 200 Cheetnus ‘ . a: « - - iva Chestnut. 5. 85° oR, » : owe Ty v7 > r —— nn ee — - = P mm FLAT On KOOMING ' "ivermity: FEDER -ARENDFEs i __. eee dence: floors, hot-water iia nenstouneavaiinenniieeissiinli vat DING ; JOST-M'ILLER RE — . wv. wity v3 6. 2 i "ATT DD ? 4 "ED var . * . Pportunity 10-room 9 nat Chon ee w ae, 3G | aly $350 cash Bg om ong -, Gaselien: 18 finely butit home: 10 1: g00d cellar. gas bath, tri es ° Bt SINESS AND A HOME. (UO5 WATER MAN AYV.—WN EV 4454 FOREST park RI . be solid: a residence ; “hath r | nice looking attach ouse; 27 a ‘| lar ; it fuel ing; screens, | ey neat rooming house propositic 7 n. P vel . t VE , path. slectile, gaa - ' four ~ th left " muet have card to In- - lot j i hone — . a. te Prag ee re - ¢ ity . l¢ ‘ ti >; paye hie? ren? f : ‘ ROOMR, SLEEPING PORCH; TERMS . Lave y 13-ro¢ mr residen a 2 bathe large i t ESER Kh. E. eenrage for care. ' eel Weed . —» me : “ OO O7 722 ; Niejeme” tan 4 = RESIDE N: E—42:;9 W estmingter. 1l-roem Pa res raw the crear ” nn ‘ . A benutify! new residence of ( Bice rooma. Sieeping porch. hardwood floors. hot-water ~~ + ° ~ RT, room 407, 722 50 to large nodern home 2 o —" house draws th am: n arker ini spect. SAMITITEL LIEBE , 3501 , ge. mea, J] lot 220x135 Kurage ©0d conditine ae Sleeping poreh hot-water hear hardwood hear modern fixtures brick S*rage for tour me steeeteeseee Py “ : | Chest nur Olive R5OO. rooms, hot-water heat. oak finish through. | re ; eS on ] ~ ia@rge room Criiy ; 4 oe . mee wil poses , : : on CK — 4inA Sather. new O Falls { Chest =. “ive & etenesesnsesenaeeenenstasesteieeees t: lot 45228: one biock from Gran ~. J. HILL, S10 Chestnut ie at ow nek aul floors, tile beth. every conveni«nce (Upper Cars. sige drive: jot BOx200. Foe terme see Pleorn ell-baine; 9 P HAZEL AV. |” vesmanux noosa ee | Bend ‘for sates eta! | RESIDENCE srame, modern except | $2000 cash belacn Brice for qu Te pe ncreend: see anlesman at house, | BUGER "i _ "s *L . : . ‘ t: : © e'ry, "| room brick, for « 4 rome an: : > x h bay a 2610 Gravois. : LOT & % . hot-water | hee not-water ' rag ‘ . . . , , ' ” 4th and Pine | * 7Ox135. Admission by | hardwood fleors 2.» machine garage gsrage: for particulars wai! at office he. hot-water heat. hard. . “Teen e.. 7 -" : y | onan aearaee. a aeatae . SEF THIS Cabany 34cnu Bor BAVINGS TRUST Co ante ao PUESER R. EF. co 206 Tithe Guar. Hidg , re. rage FX, to $16.900 for | —.. =. & or. ith and Pine. Re , : . , R23 Chestnut | Ne eRan — Pr Sk A aoe —— => a , » 7 . WwW N tEALTY Coo 5° , y ’ r MSE w room --« ' ton ae r) , ry? , + é orn acl r t b f . : ‘S11 Westmoreland Drive, Marylana Beautiful W est End Home | pe pered Pree very aan os (nea ‘todays rE i: _ water bent, [inte flatts South | JO8. F. DICKMANN R. EB. co *eelly be altered Inte “* . —_—— a . R sol ‘ ONE LEFT. DANDY RESIDENCE TODAY a bargein Large “welli-bul) ; . 3625 cRMAN AVY. SWENDER R. - CO. 04 Olive at tile baths. hard wood floo O an ’ : i é ‘ race beautify new homes containing Y 4 a ; l emiden. 50g Rarmond 10 roome and | FR. ; 7 ent . ‘ : food ‘Onditic ahem Put 2 a “Ondition: gas. electric MODEEN 7-ROOM HOUSE—g3450 ei . CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RE. Co 5, | SESIDENCK—4012 Maple. m ern; @-room B18 Chestnut. (c6) brick; $6750. “app, 5764 McPherson Dl iss & CvV., 36135 N. wae &Td «! , a . | Prettiest home B 3846, . ALLE} TRUST co “vy | ; heat, tile bath. sleeping porch, ust cant desert alti 722 Chestnut. live 8500 6 SAE RE 2618 Gravois av. a ae ss peas us suttabie for 2 fa n | ment “7 © $80007 ; r : saee ae + gl “~~ sort, terd af ner lentes ae condition Sot | RES] DEN CE PLAC £2 O00. NAIK N. . sete 5S. Sefergon, Inquire 8542 a eh Saeeeboe ~~ " . g aver Ere.) ® rick garage “rcain. S73 "NITE t rar 4.18 vn aAat, ig ior ret xz ree Cence Fiate Hy } f Vs R 1 e | ied aly bust i¢ on “rn y Combination iving-dining room. 14x32. GANFORD ; adtress Box B.°AT ‘Peat: match oe BL TTS REAL ry (()) I} ANY roof porem. I] rooms, 2 athe, her ii) - ass esidence—— AW et | Seung aa Y sey) | Tole “HING En snce - ’ v2 a . i to 4. 6) tile fireplace. firet and gecond floors new - FEDERER ARE RD ES Regents vata RE SIDE 7 B—4081 Ti - — aa . — ae cee j Ww EST END HOMES ’ ; - om ra Bs, of niet eriok large 7 rocmne. bath. fae : ’ : ; . McM NAMY | rT «o., - nn le ——— + a , " Poo mn modern, by 4 old tvoryv and white ename) Bidne “ 2874 a. ©610 Graso! ~ 4 arranged fore" AL, tows ” TOO me - SiR} vw ash ngton. 6 rooms, tile bath, hot- 1s : Ms a —" ie’ “Tam oe =: HEMP: ae 4 extra Rice ? - 4 = . 7 . 1 soe ’ Lor | e* ae 3953 Wyoming. * greatherstripped and calked.| Sidney 267 = £ wet ye “oper fen aoe | water heat. roof garden, ®-ca, earage; very T the t ~~ 4 ~~ ———————nt.. S. CO & East: ] 4 . -— roome: odern: en. } r ecreens, hot-water heat. iC han. SW 2100 ——————— | desirable » home or and iri _ ) > Vir re P2825 “venan Oleh: excellent | Coppe Gee eee | om 3904 BOTANICAL | MASLDEN CE —5100 block Wesimineey S| 7007 Porting’ 6 seame: tas ites se | jving f£ > match PARKVIEW rest . : or gt " Open ; A 9-room residence: furnace. fixtures cop- reome. bathe: garage: $20 HOH Garage; in University Ciry e ih 5... : 7 . ‘ Trlr - R ° re . roo : . ° rie A ° . . : a AS he 7 y r ivi . eet m ove + ° . aye - ‘ i- ' ‘ees ry Ow ’ - d ; a . Barnes Days Te, elect by appointment. W. F./per screens: ri pamaginte possession. | _ i = aan a ~ = ———— | 714 Kingsbury, 9-room colbnial resicence: | water hen: raze. 3 cars: $8000 | 6309 \\ A SHIN (; PON | 81 ene ae ~ 25 ‘s 1 + Per wre Il. WILEY {c7) | Open today trom 2:30 to RESIDENCE—136; 7oocteliow: 7 Broome aoe, hot-water heat: $-en; Sarage: HENRY MIiEMEN? I Cranes ' ‘38 Arundel of ie eAiniTe AVERCE. ry Onn ew Ph 12 rooms G Tei hts H e | EK. P. LUEBOKING, 310 Titie Guaranty Bidg ule bath: hardwood floors Priced ‘reason. compiete in every respect. is on especially Main O75 614 (heatn,, : ‘ oy res = . lor 150; bers : Famer read, . mations aan: ae: ¥ ic ey Ti eeeeccz| Tower Grove eig —- se rs : | ‘ PTON HEIGH S wood ‘OOTe. tlle bath. house god condi. Water head . cerage n he SP ment for 3 cars: - E: : Vom fle rery aa : =. nat ACANT. oie cE floore. ‘vapor steam hear ; CO! : S monthly pyrene ts Part cash, balance! rater heat: Ks price $16,500 SAVE £1500 Now —— exh 924 Chosmee | the 2 28 son Net 6 Foome, beth, eee” Ust-clgee condition: | fip°"S..vePer steam, bh | 3533 LONGFELLOW BLYVp._ | _moninfe'ss ,feate: | “come: i excellent cand j~weter Seat, copper gutters and ecreens 1144 BA} ART AY very attractive. Col nt: VREUIICN meas T a Grand. Grand @°% ictor See if today or cal! Grand |} _tton: modern: electric fixtures, furnace metal Weather stripped: fires Clase construc. | cz 24 — Os | A Alta hot-water | me . and ——— ren Mont + rven | pare east’ ‘ TROHWINGRR, ane? KN. ne : $1228 s | o ~— an Ee gs — . . . oe ; ° . | @ectric and furnace: i Price 2 O00) : ee rice : } 7 A JONES R. 3B. = 8 Chestnut a. or ‘ Get card of adm s250n te Inepect . MERCANTILE TRUtT [. Agt.. « ba’ ge = a slectric eg Welle av. Pe De Menil Bidg. ith & Pine BALSON 8. @& B CO. 5699 Delmar. (c7) BUTTS REALTY Co. Fag te Sth. Locust te Bt Charies a. Ci oF tt. @ ground. agent. Grand cus 3 ’ 7 ' , . : + a: >& 4 * i eee rag > 7 + ’ a > e he Ree —— co WS eae: ae es ae SS eae ee — -_ i>.

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- §«ecwnat. paracst 26. 192 @® 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, ¢ Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. RA ai i a FARMS FOR SALE : . ~ RESIDENCES FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE eae Srevenres COLORED impnoven rROPT’Y rom sacs = :* Mortgage ——EE Pr i.AT 4 Law xy we; ; Missou APs tral Soutn wii ; | ke new r. : e&mme mann- Spac eT - S ae ili aaal ~ 5 k s 2 or ences eee “ oy 3 F-—T ee eee 500 eel or - wrt TTT UL Gum : “a STORE AND TE NEMSNT Bay a2 § . > & " . : BARGAIN RESIDENCE PINE ST. CORNER ay a # ' OY eS ik Ll — — Real Estate € 0. re 2 mine foam Emer: ber) Gone Sen Ge A 2 ho m arcaiine. St 3 iB. = a - 2 - Loans on S e@ cor Chann! at 5B modern , oe 44 roome on . y a ' . Te 'a@rnace. newly painted « dandy fat “oe. or FLATS. = 40 Ae C : *“Pes ry : . e y : 4 : 4 . e — finte ales * . . ' = tL R 4] 1s \\ estminste r ] lace hoe © moderna ¢-room fi eee ; @haetitnn @ , -» GE COOPER. S08 Cheastnet. Olive 3276 ve wail? « , ot 3 and mn ae — a — | " loor, etoree rentet whodéer ; anon ibe e . i fret alr fla .* . * -— A al - “a 7‘ ‘ | " sti re 3. ; = @henan h ana’ fomaces. Lot 775x114 . het-weter beat har’. ‘eure ow (Ww) ’ ~~ ° : . ~ | : " — = — — — Lu s ' ” frame garage: posses-(IGHN DOCKERY & % —— wy . O84 flow , . room bath « trte ~— Price ~—>y “ees AVE, FPaRM W" ta —Laree or smal: ' = : —— ———a r A A Eetate 1e » | hem : "" : '* bon « ment __ Kotsrean, asa Phervas. ( " — ——~ va " RIC 8 RIGHT FOR QTIcK 8, os. F. DICKMA’™ 2 =e 22 c "tT SaMmty ” ie $400 i. : “eptione |! |-bal re ! Sa: 8B! . Omaha, Neb FAaAkKM—U acre Missour' ivation. if } . 7 . lt "Pp ORRIS AACH R | u : Pr: geo BERT = pes - 2 am soma. Darn : 3D — a a umber. 4-rcem Sousn ver. chichen 2cuse = ’ B A R TM Ek R ———— ——__—— — Soo 11 A, AROL isE—' on OF COM ON pire “ %3x104 be "500 | rt ru of arm er um §=—« «Es fruit trees Bearing: $200. | , a ore 7 77, — - [sa ate M aARCU * ave imp a7 . . J. BILL Agent S10 Chestrcr . 2 eau tal = ee ee ee , flat sone! te bt S00; corms | geass Sones Brae - ’ ' ’ ‘am of 5 a: rooms, * rs. us — = f ) s | = a —— ——— - —— saheai—ivi acres. for smue or & mali * entire ewe: A V EN g 8 E — . > b& . er a! , forw c cae we | at > -waetet _ -- iaAn.s. ar td *r) . “I ; ay i> ¥: : , oa , ee mg @.e* > ng per-h. ’ ‘ ee a -¥ . ot e Si: . 2 wer 6 mil om = as ; "cade ; Price $3006 “Ts te ' _ ~ a . FWL, EY prope . re ; ; > mn "349 tn Me 2 at . - in the of present attention—low In Business © 5 Ted. il vy sm a gap ; cM : on , . > f ——— — : ' f-rne te ste Bu . ; . ~- —— _ img stream SCL OF : , _ ~ ; SerrTies, im. —a - — ite 1: mpto 2 7 A+ ae | cs nd Trenting ae: bh Ro 7. Box ‘eur. M ee : - we = ENER ' ‘ 4569 Ww EST PINE rE al r, . cD , neues ms . - — } Ime > ' 700) —~ — CHICKEN FARM—Priced ‘ow 4 mii.es cit " : = —e “ W. * 14 rooms 4 bathe he*t-wate? & ~ an 226 . >erye . aif ‘ bu Sl! : arn roOorr — ~ . ee - ne ‘ he . F fOLT 2 — suet . wel wuproved . ac 7 bervten. 3 in “y o- - hardwood ficors; garage for four ca FACTORY 3 “Gine tetecen form: ' 2101 Arsen good for : ag age } Winds md 0 ee ee - FARMS FOR RENT a oni; Candy heme: come, im + : | 104 heath above and ' hoPORM 2s rat ; , ; , : —- : Ts LeeD! Dor: — g-rte Allen Croeks, reve Coeur — "150 ane . a! es . 1O" a - . : a :- RM Wd —- > rent 40 to i6@ acres. Ad- =; . os oO ; AVINGS TRI'ST CO pir Ps} ; . . — } ay iMIT? . Oe tan = ire : for : 2 ) . Reure 14. Windsor. Mo ; : - me .2 o—~ e sARM—3u acres, aeuiedll ‘ het - remeiy ; Ls : . te sf (th . _. . a se . sit 1a a “ : - horse. poultry. hogs. far y fru ‘gain. or tes ——- re Pes te renter 3386 Subierte FY: .. imeper ’ Rai wav Exctares tT tN mm . : * ee Gra: ae as 2305 ¢ os rooms. 3: “Se : " 220 acres. an FaARM—Pocor mans chaasce & Qaeoe & raAnu—4 er _ a7 , . ’ : ENT | ee — —s ry é ya: : -a° tivation - 7 share uire monthir rd. "en — —— - a rT ne 1) ix 2s. , ; busi- ;, ~~ — , ss ms — : ; ‘ se aRnehen some tir n : Oo! fiat « "orn t ae . ~ ~~ > _ iM ih, an ad sth “Sn { foot : ing for ~+ : aan Sates argeins — ' 4118 WESTMINSTER areer shop and garage adjoining. ies Fas omer Ror Chestmas oS Semeen: S seome: Seo sews "yea", lot S2xi25. price S050 a — ee ee . poate om residence “— wath —_ Cites fas 44 EE SOK EE ie Pair rie fla 0 de “hed ! ery brick flats. con nly $3.50 > > t T guy from city dmits. : = \ ses ry - — — you ent te woodwork nm —— . . ae subie 1} Te ; at --08 1 t e and 9 room 3 on : rears ‘ 6" 040 ve: . Re -z P-D 99 acte. good house. new , ; } anit ome , : - , : : iL a, FD Troon « te a » S12 R eoNT ' or ' , THEO. BOTHMAN R. E 3 ~~ : r ie ; mS CWT ' Ulive 3008. 700 N york STORES. a TWELVE FLATS -6S at SS : mvnoneghin ‘ “ene r ARM—100 res $i ou - ite i reens _ _ : : MA use good cuthuiidle ig= s i i i ee —_— we - ft POR Ma epee OY ES Er en ee EE get or Seven ts ; A ’ r - j . ; : rt 1. 3 "n° J 33! : . u o~ ee vated, jes" DAT ZAln at Seventh « new.y mac : to : - " o Morgan B750 4 $13. oi — 7 aT = ° . =~ 4 ae : LO-1 ; AR: ac? : frutt mt Mo.: will send picture if desired uniy : 6 2 2 7 , ~ ) . me ig ele salle” aii “al , nad FISHER, 6200 Easton. - rrances. rece “— 5 Pt te - ™ >! an ou —s . ¥ ; 4 ; : - , > , .t> - ft" - 2 ; _4 $931 MAR} LAND . nod finish, bot ter & bie rent. $ _ prone ie ‘Cen. | c__HOMER MASON R. © 25 Chestnut or oo £54 3 ok agg rege cuttin ts ce + &ttM—S4 acres. ai re stiona!liy modern anc desirah - , . mh al =~ nt — E “Cathedra! parieh. 10 rooms. e “ages. A ea cra! > L. MURPH? z AWTON. ; NEAR aR ‘ : or ‘) ae 4 “_ 2 baths; property in excelent conc all Che : cor 206. #3} : hestnurt st bs gr | ‘rom c 7 Ee E —_— : rence : LOO, .” = atea. : | : ao. io ian brick garage for B roem --- ‘ — - = . Yell Count fenea with poultry wire. ? oma iss*‘or.. basement bet all tmj - FACTORY, 1534 \. 8TH ST. ELERER.. Sk EALTY © — .s- ; , 1 e 22 4 7 2 ~a- ‘ 4 or St eee hey a a+ | & ry a te: ue vefore mating oF ER ZA ry CO. #6000 CASH, BALANCE $200 FER MONTH at , i vr LICE . 4 Chestz d Sxile cag ueae . oe Gees aoe as ri ‘4 miles from St | | - ee sae . : et B and erfoe. > MKER RE : ? Three stortes and basement. on ict 45 4 is |] | : - a , = 2125 on 20 aller stearm-hee’ ed ner ele o P , ae . = 48H PAY EN 2a +e we : ai as " ~it —T SS ee and wa: Seap if rented at )- FP __ slag : a A _ n Fr. ‘ans. Bourbon. _Mo a ne _ = gy EASY TERMS . Lignt oS _ : ; . 4 " . - " - a ._-* ron . " . . ng ne , | l@#-acre farm r . : — ; wrage. for pr te a _e. ¢ : HRKENS-OT ivi =: ae | NEY TO LOAN FINE BU SINESS P ROPERT Y «: rther perticu HARRY REMS- “i505 7 i , : =n : n edi: semee@et ion . poe. 1000 tra : E MONE ena pBonben t : ast oon , ) Rx £ ——_ PLPC LE LO IO - ezcent VW ednes4ay an 8 JOHN | GRETHER me - Sil Int. Life Bide ~~ 106 N. 8 s.ore s and § BEC! 16 ng , - ee _e 327 s " ad rooms. Bath. elec a ae - ‘am srick fat. ; - oad 7 wr I MT : So ve . : '- : . i = . : oe y — 3 50t > kk Only $! rar : $. ” ‘oe ootn “oy US $2000 ey », g : ‘s - 'O5 . . 4 _- : , ; ; e 6 k 0 Er Te. Easton aoe STORE —~ ILDING | | ss 2 5 ; ut Sr , - read. : . ta - REAL ESTATE =e Ne FINE BUSINESS CORNER 42% th. gas. electric. furn gpl a ) stan : ARKANSAS L era: tarma, trot ee La : f. ili Hi. Lenz K S = ER? REN REALTY . - . - . — ' . - r > iv ps t ren 3 -er _ [wa * a : on ‘+r \imett. , — ... “corner mars oy : 5 Sit 26> « =510 Gr j = it : : FrARM—1923 acres: aftivacen ond’ ol , . on 4 ny 2"ore 64 — ’ EER Ree iy : - > NET > E c . = . | »* , : on 500 ; ’ , —_ = ; ; re an A! oe" ’ ae Das : 7 si (pees : . . ; ; - : ‘. , ea aerej An Elegant Investment |_ee- mies to et ee s jOMESEERERS—4 ipreved_25 Taree: |1 mle from promeed. Stale bese | eS aan yr a COUNTY ACRES FOR rekF evdt-F aricks 104 North & 3 = “Dp . omsisting of store om the first fo ° oo —_ = o —_ — on , op &. , : * ar 5 ee on Ofte —_ _nome . ; Pvt c — ,-- a ” GHuT oS. ue wnt tS Pa : . 75 ae 111 erry. a Gaylight factor Mice | Ade" Fim ness loca- 5 . , aa _ | > a wee : a - te EO - om "i @&nRmezd wp | wo OFFIC Daylight Fact ory “Buil ding —y- ££ ~~ feet seam: bea..ng — REALTY cs ~ “sarT. =f c : : 1c rice : ) 966. | atnaie-aniaines Ieoaten: Sane Gianna aera tHe, o: r D> hime ~Y &._Broatway = Madison 2-story brir “MARTIN a UREITT P 30 Price $3000 rm o ~ wn. o vere to : sat land | Sie 8 $50 per _— ani pet LC le —- Dat! HAL SCHUL Le paid | , r from land Agent. hes nut a Lat & 30ON REA . ue é 214 «> of | | 7 ) Bt t oe nit V4 i | : zz Te | rARM—tlTlt acres 173 acTes im q ‘Bargain INVEStMCMiS sve 3, ee ES Se Ea Se 0.500. 4304 Maryinnd ev. pt. |. gs ee ). En ee: FE AMEMOND, Secteen| Soe See Pees eee ae You Need Mor — = oe = ~ | » bei vor & br turns aimee ns , ' 50 miles weer of St Louis = GLICK REAL ES STATE CO. Foret S35 id fo write east | 3 price $80 ng | . CTH av andag evidence as ‘o soll: | ? 5c AN ACREG 20 S24 CHESTNUT £& BU sl PROPERTY—5438 Thecdosi - aie alk ae ;' . — ‘ . TODAY TILL ti a sonasie, terme . -_ ellent = - oo an 4 mie : byt pdacbmangy *. ng : RAND 4312 >. — CEO H HEM KER REAI pool co Texas schoo! | ; " 6e7 ~~ 64 ~ » @ . ; , ' “St : — ,% ~ om beautiful : S10 Cheetnar « - ; - =? eerrice Whittier ' tiomery 7 of 2 | - . : é' Oxil30- ¢ — Soo wan ae ore acre rovel 7 = MWe : nal “s sm T's FIN xe tA Boome $7100. Price $37.3 ol ON a ST ee gr ee a OM SINGLE FLAT T— Beautiful. single | 3 r Grant | Ses Se Pintle and came | PARMAl acres: 2 miles from geod town me fe se Boe 211 ‘ena vwce oa ed i “or ‘ ¥ il on ue 50 hs, : == wom ua ren: _.- or ach o ° , = ' oomng , cr rd ailies . — “best vd : : ora - ft 9 4 on ~~ _ 3 . te NVESTOR ~~: ' = md ore. rei la : hent’ = e i e7 prt OO , 144 rey - amet _——wrs =a Sta: eo tus feu , sree good 4-ream . -— r—5 “TO 6 PER new fooloroof : ; _ —— —_eaNED S3Te "OO LAST cistern and cellar. buildings on -e- — wen i eny amount indations iarge vimevard and fine wovery. @th small hard: $3500: terme: must be seen -- Sarre,for papers. cae ; : a appreciated: owner has ether busi : whele or part at one S05 West F : frame. SiN ES: : zw 7 7: .are o--* aAN' —— - loupeiememe — a SEA _S“n'tfarpia a - Se sure te Ly B. - : ’ ' : : ° 3 regi ‘ ~~ . Sener semen . —— — ; i wake or en : Se of 100 acres, 1@ miles from omit — gy : [x LOVE REALTY ~ 74 ¢ .$ flate and © sto res. im come $4800 2 Ove Mats and 5 5; lot 25 0: leased 5 nont Las r 3S. 7 i. : 7 re f_ oo : secor ; ——.3- ing. ) gas. eectric _ s-" Sow) 7 : r . - ‘es . . . . . : . s . ~* : 10 fiais. ‘ come SeTR8O ; a and = . . PL? Rn ws Ji 26xx Shens n = al : " ~ wnial : . : , - nt = : : ‘ 7 oo SPECULATORS. ATTENTION SUSINESS Ptr ERT U apeee 9 room »: Surn LaT- iful 3-3 singie: +: th, til LORIDA—-Look. listen and read. you Mid . m cottage. ba a. : a ~ J. W. BURZAN Stk Own Two etorese and 2 flats abeve or wes - ss : } - aS af = - Pe — ‘ite = : ront rch. : ! —- : rs et raising wheat and - ; —— ie 9 38 meat . ; ————— , 7 . on ‘ , . : _— *« ‘ * : - ° . . . ne . ~ — oo a eA 7 | . : r* rT ~~ iT : - ous . . Hs . _ ehed on > ) pe: Donut -5 th nec ——— ——— HOME —One of the best 7 TH sP. 109 N. = .- : [ woe 3 , rh 4 _— ' serinete Far M—1 is - ; . : 7 2s “. -_ hg - ° = rT rben. Mo ax ror, § modern mancfacturing. with retail store. ~~ - ——— on tb , . , reom sw SXDE! R a G04 Oliwe es: = FS FLAT me =" ruls r rem : - ’ , Ter Ix : _ _ . . . . ~ . - . , - gg oe : 3.000; 1 . BS Len ms. ath : i. Sefare : flats, GP31-33 : vod f = - 7 7 ; ae ee ae t-te. Basa Peiae he Sieg imax om , -argal: “Witat ieee 2 - 2 | _ 3A -™&. 43-- BoUausiacd. 3 ~ 06 2 H. Schmidt Vall Dr. J. E. Wittteame -_ z ; ay aE TE he Golaee seckone'® Sep eee =a 5 Sothers lips : zn ——— Bork > Ness Ree owner oe nal . ’ . ' ou ts tt. " .é 2a! =TM ae = ae furn : : : ? , “ z. _— a : - v SINESS P - a ae — . a. 7 58 : - , ned iene ' - . : 4 > lime , ' , ane pe ra, L. SPRI bs 1) * Tes | ; : ' : price $900). near ; oy ge ERTT- ~ ee oe ee 3854 THEODOSI | “t district: valu , »_ - Se ' UNGALO ; 5 n . tie ——— — a aiiee® out, yours S295: : Z. Moattas. Wainwright r Real Estate ’ temie S204. Price $16.500. GRECKY ia - = Ragge coe mage Ha - Rh HAR? oa an off | sa ps: th. furnec r ? y fo 3. s el wer. brick _ contains s ° . # otk Olle ;, > rrems , - ae 7. . " - —————— ' ’ ~ we —e ~~ . ; } i ' _ roan 3 * POLAR, BO! ! i 3 , il ; (Te iz ¢ ; tt] ; re. |] “n ~-s ri : caltien fer surmmer ate il i. J he Sprimati mi) t Bech oer Write Bex 4 Vi , ' = 7 ———— - ‘> | ome. Seam beet -« bargain put a i ic fox S | tii rop- 4711-17" : : .s . H Palide , . tia ¢ ; rea, investment ' -R.ROBIN- . ' ree a = wa y 4 Daren ott -s Li@r —— 1 " , — 2 4 Hematite, Mo as. P ru o4 > > : Fs . - = ‘ . - ’ 7 > — - _ 1 . ° ‘ 1$29 acm —_______.. | LAM ss . $5 monthiy, 2#¢8. hot se MONEY an il ~ > 7 BUSINESS PROPERTY—3044 . -. . ROOMING HO SE—S5i0-: — : — as: : as > tele ; an a ; i = ~ set — — Cc iiemaauiilieaidiadia te : . Mn ae a ——. ‘2! ~~ 4 > DAIRY — FaRM—i352 acres . ‘ommerce E y rf : ; . . > 2 ’ . 7 > 2 rr > - . a i . “ aes .- i.@3 fro mT racr - ~ . m Soe Ne Central RON °o7 Tit es Bz} ; lw $51 Hi : t : = : i] "SE e whi Fs : 4 - : . _ : . : ~- > se pune ERE cREnne a —— m - : =o — . . > oo’ 4 room. : ; 3 ruc DMrice Ot SMALL FACTORY C ales eet: ielhdlins nan deal “m MART! LJ ry , Lt | . , BUIL og 24355 ST. LOUIS AY "Ll? Chestnut : treet T — cot: Send | ' o%. Kirkwood. Mo — _~ . ~ 7 \oed “5 t.. 35x13 r — — . “2 ack 80 “itor end b = —@ale or trade. 300 acr at wood , : A N “we . - ‘ . - aw J thee Lg | " sn ha 3 600+- b KING 3SBUF i tw , : . wing house ruit and farm ni . —P . a miles from Elileere. Ma... 1 ‘3 “mi es caanaat ~ 4 - ' puis $4000 er tr - ef State highway, — tlable: tern w cong. max on ois RE ” . _ + ‘ H. Peters. 2719 Eadwar > : J ‘ LTY COMP qocam : om 5 4 MissoC RI LAND—$4 Der acre: easy terme RE AND FLAT ABOVE 7M ~ ~ , : = o com h — ; go oy sc. Leuis Henry ‘1 it. Kimmewitck rar x Grant —_—_—_— -——_—_—_—— ee ee — —— += ——_ — — — _— ——_ — . -_ . . , 7 oe r 4 7 - a . SAK ERY BUI DING ice | ~~ — : nut —_— | te mamma pep Lean Correspond - ~ — — LP J 7 ** - ez - of . 2 : ° . . » _ © — . . - Sus 2 = : ; ial iaiihe tv ” od . - > ‘ - o " ' . , ting am™ , TOS Ti B 4 "i ~~ wor wy - .; 20 T —— _want 7 SWENDER z Ee co i ” ooo 2 we and stor tabs 3 ~ : . : - 6. mil 48.~1 = - ital and : _—_ — >, > Cnrigh ‘ > . s: nce. 1 egciag. seme fui * ee | : , - } . . 4 ti) dewhi a ONE ef the > aoe be rca. -s “ver of*ered ~ >“. | 3 . . > : oo : sores: _ ro . “ wan . an . ? , a ; : ) nat ~~ > “ ~ ae | — — ne - — rT. rid SE—New. 4-coem, ‘ci 4 ; HES NUT — a ris . eer cme — r> | .” r> — ' ; : promt ns Wo inger 9 B , wha — ge age raer ocatios. = ST ST oo: : ; a. ; a E ‘A RI / as orns ar - : down. ' , te siledtin , fe 99 : 3 Tr . . " = 3-atory bulld . elms a , ~* ’ tS fru cr iG BARGAIN } Sn diiemine tele 7 PR hy meiepbone eta. ness, an tt romin — , 5329 1 —* * =a > f — | . . 1 > = . " ay rs .- t Te ¢. rit - Se eetee : . aeth | am & steres and J-room [IPP « RS, 2545 Wyoming « | ‘ ON DET. \ . oe ae ,- + ange t “hoi¢ee Southeast Missouri Eighty Cimore Mo Seu RARNGROVE ‘ _8PEc wo La “. Teh — WiTwilace ———__ 7 2 5, eo ~ m , al f. rent $79 : > am rani —_ — my ry — acm’s ‘tm serthers Pemecn- | a aoe a? oF . rrR ,aArN . ‘ _— - a , > — . +Seses & > ry by — cea D> 7" seen . ‘ o2Cc Oe Mo ain ws ; : > in, " " ’ oe TLATORS. BARGAIN os = er exer — AL RE NTS $180 —PRICE s2000 FARM 10 scree. 32 miles trom St. Louis R. EB stat Driced ih. Addons aa Ese ti = _ = et cormer Twenty-thir¢ and Case. rent _ $2800 year: price : 4a3. Vv r in , — een : , [ “PS Apply sage Evans owner. { . Maxzwei 1: . Kena! See mn aor. erage chetee stores end “lates. rent nearty $P000 Marviand - The m4 , . nte- ter ; nvestment PARM—oo seres. located New Melle i. etiiindadithins ‘ences. om Senate hige y, yearty; price $56.5'™) scumbrance $92 aN An PmRSy ——— WUl de s bacier SX. JOON S$ BLAK : | rite Rey Scholle 6040 Odell. a rs > tru : of & tows Bes — cash needed $14.5") absolutely the INES PROP RI, . : _— - —~ beet Dar if St. Louis today. wil! net nearty > ~ SM »y : a ee ee ™ » rn. ' ter real estate Prope rty 2 oo - 3 iS Ded ea =n. Squire =) yearly. er better ‘san 40 +. _ — ~*~. «& ane eeay if : : ‘ar : ' . ——$—$ =. Ss oud Der t on = aares ant 4 Slate _—. SS ore s See MED EP A KEP LETH BR E & INV CO MH COiree floors and basement. -. | semric om first Canr: gned in = = = SS : we sare TeUeS MA rr REALTY ow . Me eee | a al ’ cman need ouut . 4 a. rt is = - wy Prick ,T “~orner m eo | : TEe_F 7 an & "i ‘ans Chet nor 's mn ° 7 zr , : VORR Rr . leffarnn * Owe . “ue REAL estar 7 oR ' COLORED . a ~~ 4 + oa = of large . _ oF I Boe . coal > . ~ , / &. hep TT 2S a e : $750 DOWN Vein MARY «TORK Gand se a aT +iie “ote Bry nace ’ rent : ested oll — = : 4 ote age : - : srowme etien F&F + wethe orev painted « bheeutfr eee qu a Py ~~ . . . ° . : - —— — a — ee —_———— ‘ » &-f - OO RS Chewrne _gt nave « Sullting 2000 smuthese of Rrow aan _ : - "s each aceua! rent $1720 ee ’ wr oe _* TS13-15 xX rs Y ' ufarct rer Vass and Jefferson Corner : = barwere. tlle: = 4. yo — ee -omtaining 2. ine ee tenements. ‘aree fronts rental t. : g sefferee & Grav us bathe price $8000 terme, Cabana) $614 a Tr @esth teedy income. | ST ORE— - ~< UltaSie for dector ‘«} 2 “sur TRATY. EO OEE EE I Oe EE RE ee he OT! i ee et Ee kee ee | 2 eee eee te . ee ne ee, oe ee

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pe SUNDAY. QUGUST 26. is2: | Ditartoace ‘’oenn — ersonal = roperty ane id Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. POST eon 118 2 ; PE " ind | ete MONEY LoaNEDee ERSONAL Pr ee Tee e acess | axa tUSINESS FOR SALE STOR SALE | _BUSINESE PON Gann BUSINESS FOR w York Li | Morris Pian - Payable in 50 weeki: A BUSINESS . BARBER SHOP—2 chairs —~ Call ica~ | Pes oe _ m ; *| COUN PFE c i waniaia i $ . | trim charges te cent discount. bay | $30. AN CELE Oo FY __ Clair 2546R. Elmer _Rauchman. 1615 8. Mente en ei! of 6 Sargaia. % mone aed Remar ine for meets: Siedia ptt long’ Tener Not ad Soa, ——- an | Le., 4 Ch ut. (cB) ISHE > a ‘ ~)BA AKBE K > ite - = ar Dei. Gon hep ~ oa lon So _— ~ 000. ee eee ea ; . pe. . ; > ° , I 400d 2 , . mea and 4 k r- . . a tn Waitne rj 3 Renee We oD, FOr Ov NEED MONEY ? | REAR: i ak ‘ JHE BEs A. _ Bric 90: 4 chairs: $= He rooms ; NERY 1461 Benton, — lor ; ~f ot oerkees B- nies S + b : rane -—- ————— ee RY ahr nana - D Acres. ~Growin = , os Loans on Well- ted Pte neePest rates and vet? 82! ms in ’st.| 2H Aby By LOUIS. OLDI! ; “— Duy CONFEC: TIONERY—Brancn Bakery, — our. GROCERY STORE _ xT URES — om AN CO.. 37 | WE -E HAT ww N wpe | okt. : the = 0 tel « ‘T22ped, with 4/ ——— "Fade for hour fia —. P.-Die | business: must sell; cheap for quick sale. he - es —- entrance 211 NW 55 OU THE UL TIMATE ‘Hogsity? fi J. yt , 7% io%acs Bee A. | « _~ FE TIONERY—Fine oe roo _4001 Kennerly av mer, 722 Chestnut ai S BUSINES FOR COMPT. ETE FOARD (a a e_at. Usinegs @ °Wner in bed health 511 N GROC ERY AND MARK ET—dood business, RESTAT RAN 300K £ * , '* Pee cnee : sg We Invite Your A pplication Loans to Salaried People | AND é RTHER DETAILS. WRITE BOX RD HO SE—38xx 18th. . living rooms: account of sickness. Bridge RESTAURANT——Haree 7 r 10 AND Up tie YD SP aTCH J B53 board ; cheap ne souple can CONFECTIONERT— 1 transfer Re 458 all Saat RESTA’ RANT Retiring rom 12 0 in orsers , No F@curity A: > Good. Te llable. wholenaloege- y : ; - € . x i@ase: the ’ rea! ; only $2000 - enn | (ROCERY—Ana c confections v; : Be comp 2 . RE. melmann-Spackler Real State Co.| ped i pRAter’ PINANCE “o . Unis oe to t over the «¢ntire BS i CO... 818 Rk. Com. Hide gg living » Fent $38. | tiom: rent $15. price hnacdh - | bargain _inferma tion. Ps 10 4 “ent rai Nat lona! }? ank ar Gg Uo Olive | Carte > S i : Ps ne a wel) kon. wh ' BUSINE Sa 7 a iliton. fle eid e : ’ RESTAL RANT—New 7 Seventh and Chestnut Sts. —. __ (c36) aS: an ty necessary n "hohe | “Side: $1200." Box W202) Post Dee '—Cigars. paste Hiamil- GRoc "‘SRY—Ana ah :| S542 8 Broadway ,* > LOANS $44. Pom Dinan, Vou can exer pyettien BUSINESS FOR SALE $50 Se STS inte oF terms 1001 | RESTAURANT — Ana ro \ ‘ : \ or te ‘ i > * | ‘Gua) vate: cars: you pay ue) —— rey units tL | NATION ane IXVES Fe CO 4557 Delmar | GROG Soa a Ber 1 a account | tSTAURA NO ea 7 iz i ‘o1 de . oPporiunit f ‘ith ; = tlc RESTAURANT —Downtown lor ation ; i _ HO} [EK MO} RY | get, deen we | ey * extaiusneg'ts, ot one ot| FRY & HEYE INVESTMENT | CONFECTI ree enon htVeltios. | Of wicknegs. Cail Bantaye Hgsiy, Secount este ere Se pe Fp es ' é . I ER FINANCE con a and establishe coal y 4 +s tra © str : = SChools: clear. ; _! a ‘ 3004 ocatt ma x. re hoy . ; | 424 Title Oearants Bldg ‘ an ge tiple: have to invest! Box hei: 33 *f., ie A x} PHONES 5 ANY = ee. a... $1200)" "= reomse. t GROCE RY AND carry bovine abe loca - tT locas “7 tone Din _* Ox 5 c lo cash and ca Eas- - ~ Drestigate. 1223 Choute rma to ey: Me ken D ON | = ee x WONDERFT} P ortunity man with aS OL IV E 194; rms: south western Dart city. Rox 7 8 8Ferege 2 a | RESTAURs RANT—Smaii ones: will sell dei: HIGLEY | AND oy r A iD 200 00 to | 00 to big’ profit | C ENTRAL 22°90 7 osc D. Re 8. “Post. Dispatch. £ ann. | Geren RY a arket; cheap: g00¢ | _ #ona bie. .. _1637 Cass ee. Ral . e. | with h abso! lute . “no risk. For Particulars | CONF ECTIONERY— -Must - | | RESTAT RANT ‘te Louis Co 7 >it 8 21 _Boatmen £ Bank Bia AUTO ACC seen: | Olggest $1700" bargain: | *s. 6840 So to ; $12. PARA NPS u Rt . ‘4 U B ‘NG business man w ante to ~~y active | Easton ay. } tequired- elegant 1g at =. F 7 . Sorel eee =ounty property, dwellings, _ ®partments, mercantile _ My A l OMO I S t~48. some gnet aredmemes oe | te | northwest. © Guth. Hamilton. bh GROCERY AND aie _ | no Resteura in (80d ate POad; gi) neko ar ir If in the market ¢ -9r a new loan or for a | Bring your ownership certificate We ¥weo tetier : : , ” Hieanehestat” a 500 | « ns ECTION ERY— Opposites airdome: sac. ingulre ‘STRUBHAR 4b ea ‘rr colle. : B. 1 do the ef —_—_ —l has. e hee oe ee cree rifice ‘Argain: sickness reason for 8e/)- ; c at of present loan, y ou should get our terms. ties * r MARKEE” 320 A “ust be eo at Once. berries Ne ao Seu " y O. Olen Sic to all Joann P hons ident 826 Reane: Piy. rite Pres. | Verno obs me ‘brie 50 ; CONF 2 ea ~~ junen: th GROCERY i BAT MARK $1 Chamber : : . : ' ; " (Jlive ) or cali {oom 510 wy - es ms . : ] ‘ Betawe ia ee a Waa R ‘ Act. wen." ; sa +04 CHESTN UT Central 4423R ~*Dtral Nations! ‘fen k Bide ' — oovssyan_ - kK :acmfw | Downtown office Dullding 7 ay eos —. — st St. louis. aut. | ab SR VUBANT ene _— a . ad -” 7 ; 03 Franklin’ (2) inegs: fine ~ Station. Gras 0 ee a oe RESTAU RANT—Excelient location: cheap. = — 7 ° culars. — ee : 705 Olive st (99) BUSINESS Op PORTUNITIES IN COLO. | OTE ei rke tse ess 1G we ack ter OL ‘T FIT 710 -ft. foun. a ~Seyrer - — De | a a Oe store, B-room Mat: room — ; ' r. candy and cigar - ages. GROCER Y—ane confectionery : ae REAL ESTATE — ON , Free inform at‘on concerning business and a! North St. Louis tecce BE. Ine tf %. See aA. E Schmiat © _ tion: rent $30: wee sokty, gates 9135", Eeeson steam heat: terme 5744 2744 Easton $ ON ~? WANTED brofessiong} Opportunities in live, «ro wing | | Easton a Ae. oak 000 n Tt} iv op e | for melling, »wicknes PA ac Account of ai ef sickness. cheap en city or county improved. | MONEY" ba First mort = . + ne a Cities of Colorado Business survey of State | Gravois ay : A Macpidtn’s dw ake a CONFEG TIONERY AN] ; ) ; Poat-Dirnatec Sth at ORFIT. KOT Chest oe Cent. weil secur r oon Notes Oy = ——=—=—= | Jun completed Authentic gata on Popia- | South Jefferson , 650 Located 7 Salisbury * .00; ROC er meat ; -| RESTAT. i day business. - mount fron r 10 Ghi a 8nom nations $100 | tion. climate industries etc. Address tat e | $s 0 Ss wi?! “henala- Ba ; emtablished trade. : ue 9231 : LOAN—A: ny oe ator liv Oo Sidg., Vandeventer and) Board of Immigration. 105 State Office Fa ’ | Inquire } iE 2 | —— ———= ; le Af My ) on*city an a y Tea —_ ener aa. —— Denver. ¢ “ a | Delmar et GEES 8 Cpesea gto tats st | ¢ STRU} BHA RT si Att t. 42 ‘O} Fa. in different line of in 98 al | RESTAL RA NT—Good locati ne Ramberger MORTE KEALTY & LOAN Oo ‘EY Wid —$5000, 3 yearn ET 9 on all active vw Unitsted ~{£09) | gouth Grand ere ier soy | CONFECTIONERY and ies cream parlor, | S700A vencrnina. Forest 1251 or untae) | __ nese: reaponable price. 602 — ” i en. Soa 7 (iy ~. Bib . mm. 10F n WW » bes 3 6 per cent. . | F — ester &@ » oFnon fc) VCs —_ . 22 : 3.08 S .mee Come Yes. Value £0: | BR , ick ad: poor healt Cherokee at. 2500 nese; 2 lying rooms: will sacrifice. leavin | GROCERY Y. MEAT MARKET—Barzain. x. , ome ging Pome : DA N— It _™ ant r poe A 4.934 : i Bd ‘at teh Cent co: NMilssion Box : . — will rf. - , Ri gy . a t1ONERY — go : ren nelu ' q » rr ore = FB a oa i . * ke. 1008 ( ‘hestnut MONEY Wy (58200, by merc hant t; inust in. — athem token" orron Br wal NT TO SEL I, 1Y OUR N ay ' 00 show. nice fixtures, 3 “Tetoe i mg —— ye dl ‘rosme: see Boy i part: give part time. Call Monday, lil s Amn. ~ OTTENAD > Onk Good, rete busj- - : : an Ss Ss: i : rent $40; $3 k: isagree hes ni yt - and erme Chestnut ~ REAL 7) LOAN—$100 0 age mn proved ns pax at Dinvestment; investiga: Pox | Stock, Industrial loan Co., 714 ¢ ‘ho ee Quickly and aS . a C ASH av. Heatate this. Fide) Hs room S01. ‘nited sacrifice alt” all fn ump “for $1400 RESTAU van deal upon counter and cigar M—& acres. ~*~ : ~ lo = ‘2 selling out. , , ’ East 8&t. DR Y aqnome’’’****: Rn ee: rent A ae De te SF Sar |e as datty naiictna $90. | meses — Good loesthe and bug - yt “tS for aut road. 0 Bi ar) : - , ava e. Box kK ’ Nang? f se, & at Me a wel) as orthwest 8. x K-34 slic sell : — Hi Bt Ss. "1636 MoO; halt AN % > o% per cent interest mn real pe _—— and bonds. - “ ar an sa! wr e! y . 8000 os > hal es. all cash bu _Frankits ng account of sickness. » I SS —we 8 -L Post-Dis sakes, small charges; priviiowes | 7 ~~ oet-l oe La Ralle st 'sysreae 2% AL SEC 68 |. GARAGE USPS DERT ©, BURERY-seaxen | 3 ce ane d; inust be frer | MO: St. thf) Bidg., 68 CONFECTIONERY B oT I 0 # excuy ncorporat : eae wit iruck a . X civ deecrip, ion of groperty : f Sou 8 a, rth 00: il Ai tive W ashinato om. Pf Gravois a 33 a $35 se Hee ee oT UIs ANGE ge be +e RESTA o . hen b weal aebns en | weteeien. x 9. Post. . | 3000 T. CI CHAN ° ze p wiry bh hou 5 IDAN—On real estate; NEY Wid sie : tara = ; STOR AND BONDS ye s TESS a, 46a pe fee eles 'Blag. GROCERY, MAREE Baliviers: best beet BSTAURANT— equipped, in heart Sinith and He : STRODTMAN | _eent. a Care a per Get our prices s N Pp . ; NPROrinAGS _—N 2b... 4 fixt 500 trade’ owntown ; leaving: Das, no 0 Feasonable of- don’ ) gttention. A 0: planet MY modern . puying or Relling | ee bow ° good tee tee ce ccccces B ay; Baden; 4 ~ a = fer refused. Post-Dis. a , MAN, 3607 North Broad. ular Boe Sty ponet J, KATTE mL MAN COMPANY, | ne ‘ +++ 3S0¢ bo plano, Iauid OCERY—2 rooms, . ie | RESTAURAN | " (c99) | MONEY wia : Finance #03 oy a Olivennk Blig.. Ie co ee Ky Bire eth- | Gp st. aie mn daily business GROCERY — Menem rani selling account ; “nen trades oo o @ ms — Sou . to | . Olive 5240 Goatees 4340. a ~ 0°55 P mph order quickly. We make the na- | Mi ichigan av. 27 furnished - (hroughout ; Price 927.50 nk!in. cae and teu} com ‘ =. 18s kg RENE “ ALS, { n cas ’ 20.0 b | . = , ‘ e ic] a ttonalty &8CVertige sed we GROCERIES 3500. RANT R nt TY Ob. 4: a5" Gean . or REGISTRATION FEES 4 in shares: good AIR-GAGE INNE LS. ~ aw ma, LOUIS EXCHANGE (Incorporat+4). ; rade sont cash or rk Lroposition. | | Nebraska 9500 . : i igate;: , : ost- st-Dispatch. Air Gage in valve ech tube S -7O8 Victor: Bia 2 oe monthly like rent: invest aa Pe | shows pres s 7 uee | North Union “bl. 4200 nL Sth and d_Tocust. | sce aia On the ‘bet; 34 yen: Ay business “a ssx MONEY w td.- 4 Gale Suaranteed firs: deeds car es ay fentat make See ener; aha iy Samar ay. ‘ , CATESSEN—Frederic 4634 Delinar. RST C RANT ’ AND - ° ; i ; 4unts from $1000 to $12.- ne trictent investigation. (e) Serr ery ve best money. chicken house’; "8 Sromal st. at Grand av. 6 oer eank as A. ged —— Fr 7500 | DELICATESSEN .STORE—VFine opportunity, | :RY—Market; lively age aa ampreciated. well; 2-story arn. ‘or @ r Geede of trust made 2070. ARENDES REALTY co. | - nse. Thee | North Fourteenth 1200; for right part, 1320 Biddle le) GROCERY —Racme: Garage, $35; RESTA py Settee “afeteria. bake fecuire tee u a Al » Realtor, 709 Chestnnt. 2610 Gravois ev. — an decide. | w RCO. Dit Pres} Fairfield. 111 4500 DEL IC ATESSEN—Korker; dotng nice busi. NATIONAL ar! owner ret mntow ie y. 5 P , LOAN ° Vtd —St0u0 7 f : '@ent. PAT’ L ~ * . airfie ’ ean: m » wiles north = ty real estate, prepay- at 6 per cent. by private parc ab! ud 500 itme datiy Heights, Salishur, 0. D119," Pay MA a0 5300s oh S yauscre ke 45.000 1242 . Frankie. eaeon for selling. Inquire GRAY LADIES TAILORING Wap sell in MEA URANT—Recelpts, $60; ‘OT LO West Jao at interest dates. ; Property: most ec pe i®hbor hood ; de- fr , C4 =—= Se North Broadway 3000 DELICATESSEX—- Doin ‘Doing isrge businvesl Ia | " bulk or detail cal) pet wee ween 9 and 1 F | nee north of ae TY ©O.. 3548 S. Grand. Post. Diana ch? ©™Mmission. Box 0 | cated on Delmar bi. fh arowing neiehbe: | Q’clock Bunday. ‘1044 x - Vandeventer NATIONAL NV ESTE NT ce co. Per acre ' ONTHLY ——- Pe | ' , | hood; ood _ reason fo Or sellin il). be £00ds "BoA acres on Wat - HE LOAN M oO coe . a : pa: 1 " .; w ar RESTAURANT— B31" acres, Find™ Aizen roma. tenn eo iss, "scenes: | MONEY wea Za, D rente: #3000 on| er . Tag peep ga Brice Sti Font "Dagatshet 82 aattin” Ban 3 the | nighnggrnty town of 15.000" ton. KIRK WO. ._D TRI oh ements month per i property." Htal business times. ic; umes. ———— : 2x _D-1] 73, ieee st 10, : R-98. Pir ighway; poms to sell equipment nie RM—2 5 -acre fruit a; . oo =! 2. a Meking or renew a id Security: 8 Der cent | BAKERY W Wtd—And ¢ flat. in | live nei neighbor- RE AURANTS. equipped OFFICE a hen “ry bargain: fully aIN Bos Ow > best |’ lease. Alex Pimitrt, |. Columbia. a ‘4 poultry; en , = ae : ent | Mi HEF 1000; would consider purche f O'Fallon et. . pws Tarr © 350 | 1 at leaving city. Ce) li , eg 1) 4 JOAN ASS ut ; —— - of property. ~-m | Ri RESTA A -- Gee ee t t : BUSINESS wv T |; South Vandeventer —°" *’ =O ae 600 DRUG STORE_Ow eet End: transfer corner. nf Jeane ST ESTMENT CO. 4857 Deimer ation ; vient . — ; A . : mo ET Pot - Tee . MLLER R RR. rae 0. 105 N. Sth et worth three for one. , | for loner uve PFopesition to of- South Broadway wn. Tho xy _Webe 8. pox; + Gowntown: clean and fine. - | Post-Dispatch 3401 Locust. (c) = — man: J | Vand t 185 } b} ! LOT igaa nr 7 —$ a See anceventer ay. =n * ease: reasona ® rent: al- outbuildings: ona $6000 and $10, 000 | GUARA NTEED FIRs ne ine a FOR HUGE PROFTT | or establish oifax Serene | Franklin. av. - . oo Ment work, profitable, __ Address fox B-58,_Post-Dis riet ; 00 »N0. ‘ rd FIRST LEEDS OF isemcy : pitt local cuncerh. doing | ™ © grocery. Colfax 34460 * : wig wor ®™ma!) amount of “a . i iy . 17 " . £8 room , & leav- h ' improved 130. acre farm # w e bay e 12, 000 ~ " feet espe: tally oqui ped s. Box x D-239, } 2: + Give par ; South Broadway 1800 | DR y pTORE—In suburban - ey Agent. A10 Chestnut. . ae money maker er for “Box | - 2 ; x ; — 3 |_Box p24 Post-Dis, | : 2. se 100, 146 per i joans business needs ———— fe7) | Pine | ~ . ° teas roposition terme ; _ a ln = ; 810 Chestnut. 7, a0. $1500. $1600, 2009 expansion: this is a CLOTHInG STORE wT > VRY GOoDs | ; | DRUG STORE. re aie tie Murphy & fon tose 8 Ch shied | Rustier’s gold mine. Guth, 1289A Hamii- pon” 200. $3000, $3 500, " $40 060, 42. bly managed ty 2 , D SHOE STORES ’’p. ttt Se - pentral district: low ser: Invaice $14. | —~-2_117 ———— —at | t $18.0 She Sausiness Olive 2351 iN Compton 700 | 000: sell all or DArt interest + considerabie HOTE|—High-ciass p “at End family hotel: : | RESTACRANT cane ee ——And " lip H. Lenz A Son fi and torna ~s imesurance perfect right caliber wi) 8s CONFECTIONERY “Wii —Prefer on withia he — | et ee 04s ook | Seduction : exceptiona! Proposition to right also sma)| hote!, 80 miles out, Fo loca ti ‘ titles, “korn REALTY @ LOAN © and Pretumne f rooms: at ; See RE ERT los 00+ ncsecanencce., party. Have other interests to look sfme _tiae Bida«. My ag a at cultivation a! ; EALTY Co 1 14> en. 5063 lon ee auick P,. 2° Price, location, rent. Erick-| Olive st. ... |. | Rox Ww 382. Post-Dispatch, a El—52 rooma. fiteptee? Wa + “ 4 00; terms “ Ail fenced | '] ss FO L a) AN eT. ee fon. 1411 Penrose ‘Jones ay. .__. 1000 | : 7) HOTEL —33 , 2 ; Ww singer, 160 Market Be rs) EY ri PCT. DEEDS OF . ‘000. writ DRUG STORE wt —-Gouth St. Louis. or | Seventh st. - 1000 | DRUG Red eogeTand &V.. north: Dusiness | ; SY ESTAURANT—And- lunchroom, 203 N Ath 4 actes > err) AINWRIGHT RLDG Over a Uarter of ; .“? Guick act! ; to west of Grand Rox KoA) Poat-Dig | Lindell 1200 | ry ted: 200 eseriptions daily aver. | m4 Main. 1172 & SON f Bert Masters, fully equipped. ry z rr; N it and Coun Y; 1oweet G - >. N. Cc OOPER, hunters’ wanted. Box . i} GRisn ERY Wr i.—On Seuth Ss! de: state price. Washington av. . 2250 | a Ppenidilitien for righ: 2arty: leage Pw tL, 2 ‘ lease - cash terme: mes REALTY , — My _ 308 Chestnut. — Olive 2274. (c80 Box R-49 ost-Disnatch. Olive st. _ bi .. 2500 | ) books open to right party HOTEL— Gan restaurant. of 32 ret ; big bargain. Benainges 1007 T- rard . rket. am “ i * CG coe Ee i | . — y “w: ve i ca » Own j ; Ferguson. i ? AY & FRANKE GET 6% OR OVER | gyrtelole Cc . a ta — Rs GROCERY. Eos MARKET W td. —Fist to; McPherson ay. 4500 ST. Lor t (Incorvorated) § | teen - i i * i *> \) P| si ? ] 4 - at Coc —— "HOME—Rone 2 m3 ar © salesman ® nee ‘Or £000 market. Apply 301: BA | Easton ' 50 | Vl ~4-1425 706- Victoria Bidg : Vision Box R. 8-203 Post - Dispatch i Ct farcus mile from Manchester rd... with : — real , al@ securities iSUSINESa eet Lom —_ ——---. | Cagg ay. . : cheap; acres of ground beautiful location: b, —_—_ | e + oP o19 A?! can tnvegt as low me , IN Ess CHANC E—Partner catablish 2 ‘-EHKY Ww ta. —Good paying and meat Choutegu an 2000 __Other | he R- 32, ‘=, Pos t-Dis. rne. furnace. electric ter and : TEED Ge —| | ea ) profit yearh ee p orde: o10. m fet: North Bide preferred Box RB. Lemay Ferry pe ; pm. : . larwe | living - ; ro : th C : re. Ont fer lh, - ° . - , dings Sword nt, Tratt trees. Five LA SDROZDA REALTY CO. GUARANTEED LOANS protected ab bee | aR etch 2 | | ,pfOom: rent §: ho _BYeice $2800. | HOTEL-RESTAT rh ken dinner Dinece Barth Cc. Mate : ~~ CHOUTEAL AY. Seria! notes in $500 =n ,31000 den. om! S ‘ -_ attention knowledge Wishes to invest his services . | G ;00DS STOKE— Established. Z00d lo. | rooms: rest ‘ Pyne. aay ; poome NO 1 HO J Wainw neht Ride to loan in 6uU™Ms to suit on & i.) le lat. firet deed f trust follows: $5 : af, : ; and $° 2000 erous and ~ Aah ng ~ ' lj Fe lo wrent: about s turnoyv er eiways : arge transient iness. 16-r - a betek 1242 At RES nicely improv ed: eI lavton Nive Teal estate. lowest rates. te of2) v0. $Ru0. ue / o- “$13 50. igos Middieby-1 ‘MM, rehal) Oven M Cc business Rox m+ ; Post - ~Dispate Co N. ee da 2000 | 2 barm@ain: $2000 a8. P .) price $5000. ease. ke oven to rea! $14 000 terns / Ralp h Seesion” 705 C a o: age men Security 10.000 $4000 na! eo a she rep ‘ev ery Getail handled Quick- =: =a Une Ee c+ @ eee 7000 EXP. RES: And furniture: o. old established ICE CREa A M-—Confectionery ; with | ROOMTR KIRK WOOT » TRUST CO ~ ann A $6000: p2800. 6 ver y ec onomica]}y a Marshal! Montgomery | WILL pay Cash for notes. book accounts +se++ 4QOO piace: Kood business: leaving city ;, barmain living rooms: sacrifice, sickness. Call Col. j it $500 yp Nag on improved i ou - , FS a ificate of title Co., 80 Broad st ew York p-344 {ements hot over 10 vears old. Box Manu - 3760) = auick sale: terms. Apply 4812 Wash. ~~ 3041 sontton. . Sar ‘ bh ~ +~ . . a )- ost ‘isdetch " Business .._. ; 1000 es tC xf ~— 's : | Variety : Pe ee . ( ONCY F ia: CDERACHE aaRri w : snington.” Del — UFACTUR. |) “%,08 NOTHING tr 4 FRY & HEYE INVESTMENT Co., | *TiLING—Mattery tire station? bees in| sT. Louvre EXCHANGE (Incorporates) | ROOMING HOUSE 7s de A N ACRE ( C A rf 2 AND THIRD DEEDS Gn DERAC KE weg! mE. & INN a | Ss” SHE : ACT -705 Victoria Bldg. city; receipts $150 day: cheap -ent- lease: | Olive 14@4.) 1425. OR.7 00 00 Victoria’ Vide Sickness. ._ Apply Grand i ictor 2! 4 4° 2° IN > > p> Nv AS PE) ING , } ou tn our own cars. Ol R94 ‘ Central 1 2290. 4 rooms in connection : $550 or invoice: Y ( RE— op ted : Ned Bua, | ROOMING a yas Bhool lands for sale hy the er etAKE —. BUY IAL FIRSTS es SALES XECUTIYV NV EST. t A you Eve and peo TME RS th aon tS — nee teats: downtown:| books open ue hoa EL ne: | STORE. a ~y 000 . r @cre; &c per re cash, balance ". ing 4 TENT: > 3¢ TURE BOX R & HE INVES CARST -MiA-——For sale or lease: . - a can & ang cent intereat: ; bo a Pie Pix Ae MAL CO... . mad $5500 : | POST. Dis 704-05 ——ectoria Blag.. Sth and Locust. __ (c83) cheep rent: good lease: reason for selling: Sri AL INY ERENT CO,. 45 ~A i Inquire” STRU ‘RHART & & *& INET .", 4 4201 Fair. | ROOMISS * for further inform a Nth at Soa tee floor. cone cas oe a EXBCUTIVE ase 30: eas yuritant and | - Ss cash or terme ox _H-403, _Post-t = lepatch. a ene: pawl mre 39. cheap reg: | LACNDEY—Wet wash and flat w work done” INVESTOR pr BLI ISHING co., ote. fcl4@ , . modern double lat. ant : salesman. experienced in finance! ne nd | CANDY STORE—Cheap. 78 De Baliviere. argain. one iindell 35 agent. | » afonahle: owner wants to ve city. Vert N. Ban Antonio. Tex. —) TO 6 PER CENT ‘000, otter + tt! ment in eaaion: will, make small invest: SUSINESS FOR SALE CANDY STORE—1602 8 Grand: owner PLORAL 7 rome ee eee over 9 years: | Tov BRT Post_Menatch ——— ‘i f Re INE Dr onnatt ion or 8-300. P-D. ADVERTISING 10 SL NESS— $76: fan earn; muat ere on account of heaith. (99) | ving rooms and bath. reut reaecn | LAUN ‘DRY—Located in town of MY a and | RO SS ar 700 LAST WEEK FOR SALE or trade—Fo Tmula and trade f a, Calls Sat aca from 2 RE—Miik depot: confections ry. $9000 ver vear: bargain for; “county seat; ay gg Me ety y nal TimBer LANDS | np ene or > ery tI emee fer chill tenie that wou eae om N. Jeffer (7) | C “ant tenn hester ev. Bake ; | fomeone. Box 3-384, | ee s smail expense: no y. $14,000. Papers ready - a@ntee to break chills or malarie sm 10) oe ~ SINEss— o73 can earn 4 ancnes _ 7 A — —— Sf. Lou IS 125. MARGE (Ineo rporate ! | LAUNDRY ee! established: ciears S3h 7. $35 ‘3 Or gale or _oxcha 6 papers ; ran | $2: * premium on this exceptional 6 per cent days’ time: heen used for 20 vears » bo $10 . Saturday from @ | CANDY STORE—1502 yo Grand: owner On ve 1424.14 -709 Victoria Side | $45 weekly bargain. investigate. 124 Oregon, 4 ‘ounty POS iT. | ,0an — EPSTE 819 _Johnaton \. Roy ee 6 6CNty Tex . m Sees : (2) must sacrifice on account of health, | | FOR SALIE—50 ra, furnished roome ’ _Frank)! _ay mE Ei 2 pesmaa Taam — | STA EY STEIN, 81 n eh neeendieens n. 15% SN Factenson ee, | IY SHOP Beratiict 7 pene ocessa com. . “p : | ive 157 ‘wheat pa py sontidentiat. an . able LAIR SHOP—Welding outfit wim | CANDY SHOP ae nanan rom PROT ae een Box "-30} —£-B | CaUNDRY—Se cash: "Hag bypass terms. re avs slave. tatt seen, u ereat bargain: must 704 » ES —— 2 ew eee eS a a-ee, + conti = . tables. toole «. cemories ‘and parts. 3408 transfer corner ‘ "nt + bl. (7 ‘PRU IT AND VEGETABLE | MARKET—co;, Diete; wn” ne oy ow ae M ~ 4 moneres , ich) NGS = i 7 ory Nee ; —w i laws Vietar 3161 eae fey business. P32 Bs. K ngs 4 ay — o for Fe = fice 4 soll at once; wil! _ | EAIORAL 1 BOOMING HOUSE—6 > ofte a “ STORE—South. linot only } trade for Tore | ton truce ae to » “on d. W. BT RIA \ deed« of | 1 ASF ist ’ fu Vi ‘ .~ deposi: 0% on AU TO TRI M MING SI SHOP — | CANDY of Ny ae in thern — of inet pematian | GARAGE Best in city: cleare = : i¢ | ‘ . ' - ‘ f o /e ¢ | o 3 . vy loans on real es: ate. $500 ty, ] )] Model; money secured and returnable in ful: Good location - ; South: big bar-| tion; has equipment for Canine candies | see 8 years. $200: $12 : | Mapang HOC RE =i amene: aL _ESTATE—coun ’ ) Lowen tes BS . | uty et any time: salary or commbane 12 ful and ice cream; good opportunity st me | GARAGE—FPilling battery, Hupmobtie agen- : ash thunte . “ ament, SITAGL— heap: lovely 7} on St Pras M y RY TO j OAN . : t B artes: ° 4 ut . Post- I ispatch. snide sie a gain. Box WN. 100, Post- -Dispatch. — price. Inquire 1536 Masher et. L Cy; ferm nt ag ; tr all tn eur | 6°68 ae Vandeven-| SOMING Hou ver: 00d fishing small town in ¢ rn lings: can undoybr- IAL ATTAC ‘K—Why organi ze commor TI | u toh yt Of town: arms | 2181 W make good et for aft: soldier UNT DEEDS OF TRU ST Ny You: rral estate O8ns is our ex. | Mee oO MDANY subject to statut ea} fict lou TO TRIM MING SHOP _ CANDY AND 1C ECREAM PARLOR— Best | ation AL INVESTMENT CO. $557 Delmar | Lm | ROOM a ee to $40 | day: | _inqubre wr ioat! ART eos tae Overs, at aa! = oY Tindall A . . usive business. (‘s?}) or Write for our rice 5D ization avails nothing. Orrigon location in iown o POPulation 5 | - ¥ One of the Dems "aaa ane most OO KP , 109 N., NINTH | let, issued each Friday : . Thi: - Good La CA lon South End miles from St. Louts on State highway; |GARAG yi" #- ~_-—" ; $3000 cash | —— | ROOMING OU 32. tn ion Mo.. #ix rooms barn Edw ar d K. Love Realty Co., | are ORDER” business for sale—=si aple line }3 ve next to large theater: a!) modern fixtures cagh required r LUAC WROOM awe oe sin tenth, cbpealte 14, 15, age and other out A aepeete lot 106 C part cash cance Out Of earnings. Hox aPsain retiring ig | business. Wil sel! at bar- ] to buy; a real op- Snow: cheap quick sa! rr. 3. KB. wii Ve an . -ost- Dispatch _B B.-: m 24: at MiNG 4 wat : : q , % ye" ‘ . — } mort - te »* Irena Le : r » ‘ > er eer. a— ] . F r e y . Olan Ww sinwrig ht Bidg.. st J © Deeds of rust =~ -- . hee unity: big py Dt- | Bs oN) he — “WM. R ODIEK e co be - t ; I Party tak . Gras e- #4000: o lahed senunt last ; | ROOK = HO hea te ~ = , . , State Loan ee ‘e on hend f ree &seortment of it Cahiiv move S800 handles John ma Lt 6) iy Ae Kis, ——a foment. LL. I : Ansing ~ business: cr ely eaui | om "Sheesh $°0 000 macrificing for 1 533", adn the c Dp rent. Forest 2 we Mi imaprevedseyee ener 8, sete si" re nae ity of principal and | 2P2. Cultom. iu. SP) Madige. John Tinewin ine Wh “Beeige, BY CLEANING. Ratha: Greee™ HORING— | Se erty: Price S006, ogi ane : 4), | ROOMING HOURESTE pose ‘4 : : ’ > ‘) Onn te ecurity ) an wan itlo ‘ " Serve | nm Pen 5 Raw 28 nee (2 eat nda: oO i , ” / ’ : . sddress Lock Bos . : mally Low Rates. terest wees “F . wpanted Re cer- | , | py ae “Tag ne - me — a ones = or a is ont ~ Chestnut t_ st nve ent. ne tn A lle» 8 » teenies Re . vey pa tc eae a Celity, room 501 Un ted Home Bidg Olive ¢ . rice a r ROO IN ' tenn. A RC Van Ri er & Co. ~ ee Was ~ ween MA \ NT UFACT Eo RING r% trnents offe-. : mn It AKERY _ OUTF IT Cheay Box D-328. "310 : —Bat: ytd ainctine lunch shop in comeaneiies Weet End: 400 chee 0 wer leaving San, Bains Toon L ESTATE_oTHE a¢ C a imet De eds of Tra St ralicited. . ine = one TB __ Post-Di ee nee, CLA THES } PRESSING—No experience neces rice 0. " ac M 7 ee ‘RING—Laundry tabdiets. ef. A SGA evem » roots and bath: new. v0 Bank of Commerce Bldg We have severa! EVAarantees f£; fe of' r arkifes ct ane . represent tative, 165 Stroud. | BAKE nD —Store trade ons - Box B-d B- 363, $1100 receipts $20 day; $1200; also other aren ; 9-vea ders on hand: big profit: no experience | OMT) ih evem pect . r ’ eo ~ , ' Post Nepatch 11] 0« : — 20-car capac! ty: ing ation “Pe aa tain : ; a¢ 7 te Cent tral 5 882-L " "ut t for —— in ee oft $1000 +0 $8: oe. ' wev. Ne Yo — hinel cal - BA KE R y mor —~ tion ery mone) oo NATIONAL INY ESTMENT CoO 4 57 : ccemsory room: price $10 » Et mation: NATIONAL, |, Metered 45457 Meimar ern thd cold water, a MON E vy DA % : —- err h each joan Perfect titi | Saw € sone tom. a ind cuts e! m00d Illinois town investigation cankalt CLI KROOM—Dance hall +. with Your ERee rr Delmar; $15.- MAN FACTT ips én PANY —Gravois orn. im kept . Sonam, : 4 J % STERING Acre NCY, 3407 pereirav. | ssa 6 me: loc itch, hi peed: ¢ De |... SUS ap ILl, Agent 810 Chestnut. ‘aed furnished rooms for combined; A ‘OTHER GARAG om : , with orders. | | dt m tn linole nr he ' “Monday _evenings. f ; (ER YN transfer corner, high equipped Cith eeictric ae > neat, hot rag Lou in EXCHANG GE (Incorporated) | ne tion out | sonable. good Pus and ectis ire | | KL CISC] IS ———————— ——S———— | b sectric: @ “+ outright “M *Cnool and public Sirk no t-Dispenee” 01 +, — Ae wa —— Apply ive 1494. 425. Ss 708 £08 Victoria. _Bidg : , ite ng ee | com BOOMING HOUSE —@ ; leeetl? Rr te hi hwaw to door . il fe A ae —_— a... ne Bo x D-2 & __ Post iepatch, — Vi. Cen . yer eee -——e.. - i$ ‘ eo ounty , roome., ‘ ; and equipment qu sale t S30. it ; dick nen _ of construction. will extend te. : FINANCIAL ceaniies. "NITY to secure a J 3 interest RH l—Doing about $900 ver month COMPLETE DRESS or LORY—Pargain. GENERAL MERC ‘HANDIS ; % | r Save 48, ~. (o, coune int of tox is Jacksonville Springf and TY COM P ANY eae ~ = eatah' lshed manufacturing bua! —~ ree bed “+, h bust nese, (| @acrifice t r $1500. 505 N. 7th For information, 6004 Sub N NALIN‘ ESTMENT CO.. 4557 * Delmer LAUIB EXCHANGE Incorporated) ROOMING OURE—Fj ~ & hours from St DO- rou NEED MONEY? ‘ithout services as dew mon 1801 Rg 4° urban . reome up. . Beri COnh: leaving Eb wai double ite ead in 3 ) nsurance Co. — a —=—= rE + make $10 to $50 extra a week? or = ~ 5. 26 _— “Kenboess —__Box D-228 Pest-Dienatch i Post -Tanatch 3 Ree agent wae. ee fan bans ; ‘. . ey. : “ t; postal card wil) br ng ful BAKER i iSO uth; erkenbosch ‘ven; CON © BM it \ONE RY—Next Geer to schoo! [NERAL STCRE— —In 4 g00d ‘farming @ is- MEAT 3 MARK —Exrcelient crow ne - ROOM NG «mL RE ULER. 3531 N Aree . of America LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Ty pal tv tam oy Th * chance you have never con pi ete c.f Poor a, ond at "Rhone : ‘ease, 4°92" Flerianss nm GENERAL Stake E_ 400; reguiar trade: in of3™%i., =n one: $1200 -ash. Bus Ww.) oo View we reom, bagemen. KKERT wi 3. LS fo 1) exclusive business o Sally ice 390: books open: 300¢ CONFECTIONE STOBE—.. loca t for business 47 am retiring; modern Prat-Trierat terme ty, /oCation. cheap: CHESTN 1: S ae y- "406 ‘conture iat wens ~~! ~ =e $9000. Henry re. Fills fils Grove, Iii. ese, SOOR Gravotea Cali intron’ 19172 : ’ o¥ners. au l\ Drain E bustness trust profit by ex; pre comp] ulpm ‘ oO op son. D ht a Ra es ee Mentone —s story, ane slat, 00x50; . : a way Exchange Ridg 18S) | ye oy mplex probleme — 12K9A Har 4] tear ~* sing Foome. Guth. CONFECTIONERY—With 1}: ing rooms 736 GENTS sn rifiee ene ODS STORE # eiiiaedlicd jam retiring” hOMING ) ine neat? fe © reom a . i . "eo. } > en , repa or- m . . . wr PUTPORCe. basement furnare, -- ' , t: all on MONE Y ~~ eA Nar amenable 3 rates. ee. | plified; ak 3a ey 2 — BAKERY AND BUI. DING —Oniy ‘bakery | in = segwe) Y_—win 2 _inauire 1242 Franklin av Si see Se- | _eonthiv outbulidings practically eaten nis w Pashingtow av. ‘ Ne (c@2 | | rison, , oe gsTowing sou Rosters territery; fine cor. | ( pitas revels —With 2 GENT's Ft RNISHINGS—Dr, = g00ds. sho. shoes. y STs hots ia ANG sie Ee Wabaeh station aaé § —, , — j a _———— PLANING M11.1-—Incorporated mn city of ner bullding, iffon $18.00 bargain. ——=*! ‘sFavOls —— — xvod going business. So / Merge living eal erag * & _ Timore Mo Box B82 Glime = . BSS00. $4200 & ONEY LOANED = furniture Otive Plahos no 000 want to nell ane ~-half or who °; ‘ terms. Guth, ] Flami!lton. ne ere, CON FEC STIONERY—Otihe, business 1410 room a ott: , an Vestigate aan ©2450." ighter- | w “101 KT Y—Por sale or trade for — > tre $85 . » wou te Cit ‘ie n Co 427 Victoria Bidg | “bout $6590 00 renuiret ~ A se BAKERY—ldeal southwest district. rearon. Ss a ee Petite, groom 50 ee — — MEAT—Delmar $1500 week. % acres with 5-roem ve fe and plenty, Mound ‘ty 1.208 . ’ manager going ft: other business ' 2 a », ott y cepted; fi hop; 8° GONP At TION ERY—A> ~ ” grocery, cheap _ Ove _ 2318. eee . . . a porn A icS6) rr we EB > ie dau iris Sabie offer acces ne shop ; NATION 41, INVEOTMEN Ma _Ingutre 3 at _ $2 O68 Cin - first-clems opportunity: « 6e~ oven ing roome ; cheap lease Gi 2115 Shenandoah GREEN STORE—Fruie Vegeta Dies. ice —— ATH. 7171 hewt not CO-OPERATIVE co — —On furniture Pianos. | ju, capt! in 2 Years, Box D.237_ 3 1280, ieee tlt . CONFBCTIONERY—aAnd ice ¢ cream parlor soda ann cakes; nice stock of canes MILLINERY Sh RE a or lady help #7. = Per cent per month; easy Dayment 401 L inventions { mo =. KE RY—a 1g: 20 miles Mouth as! ‘Tea ree ‘heol 5567 Kaeree oode. gain. _s 3 Sey Dis |. further ‘internatee St fot n. rr. 193. Powst-Die ltenotet Blag.. Oth a ond Pine Main “%S82 7 — on est +s ‘A be vy er Bf A —And i. btidd: = tml les en © — — — "ae = _» _ — on - oft ' sox ‘2. Fast. . Mr. LINERY—_Nice louis. Rox k 16°. 0.00 3... + ae ee ‘cb —O_ Eerste. St. tate Ma : mkorr im tee eR: ‘investigutine. mee GT bo 1 Fan Beane 7 eet ane a | Bremen | __$% fall business. Rox -&] ; j ner fs if YOU need $5 to ) quickly . — sane , in 4 , ieran ao. 2 a eae “ == - i 400: reesons for se; 7 7 _ it a : -erstnan to take hal: ete | cash Apply Glosemeyer. |; NPE CTIONERY —~me : Money. _ —_ i... = MILLINERY & STORE —¥ — portant you should know we)! let " eum Stet Ae ' $1000 reouire- Rox wit erchant’s Fach tities ‘ 2 r 1: y™ and GRO ‘ERY ‘TORE—®mail. south. rent $20 location, 12320 8. ‘rst deeds of have it for the asking at the cheanest . and 09 Merchant's Se ange maker; long = = nea school me , : , . —= Ee a ~ , oO Meramec fe) rob - rates, beset and most private terms jn Mie- | = | BA! -ERY AND BUi iL. DING—Fully so equi poed Rarace 4971 ean rome: garage Bargain. ~~ usinere *!4Ving ctte 13rh en" M | terete low rent. _ Secured A , firet mort. | Kxchange x Ope ont ne: patented: no dam nm del. Rox D RS) .. _ ¢. ‘ } , Inv ‘igat e. vhae 7a. GRin ‘ERY—ana meat marker. He Ti) exrn. ‘Ont - 1) ar. ch ne em . MONEY * TO LOAN =e Post -Dis. eg ee ; a 4 to owners Selb Bros $328 8 san FECTIONERY Delicatessen. down - ski 9005 N 32 2th st. (3) ; : - . Ih? tunity ‘or eA eR: Arnage 7. for tre (aC wa). — . oa * : . 7 . - 7 — "6 Ridge ay geod loca tion } yao * she Y on fi ret deed of trust. loane to furniture owners or ro RARE ae port u" a. ion for the iarcest BAKERY | D BL ILDING—Lo-=ated 2 on $3500. A. $35; recetpte ” $60 - geo ae hie Call before 12 to +e ent comminsion : on terme, et Bide. Ba + . 8: can make $500 ana over North Side tt shop with Berken. - = — - . R Post-Die ML rc AL ©CO., 30 ictoria ~ yh investment of $2000 Tequins ~ complete bakery equipment. CONFECTIONERY —Two living rooms. | fur- feed loca- ii arquin if ecld thie Sesh antion saath, Side: ? l ure = -~ : . f ee from Private! x B-369 Poe: Dispatch 7 tied oomes: re * will average $60 nished flat paying entire rent o RA een —aa_D-33 cs Hox B-145. MON EY to loan on automobd!ies : RESPONSIALE > New Tork cales company : Uy: es i for “$20 000 . _ Cause —— ns sickness. Box K-31 15. - - — Brood -D . : ao epatch cars bought. sold. Auto Auct ies Oo " : $e Loves Lov Is FX HANGE (Incorporated LUAr & TIONBRY—I-e crea rm Cimars. — OB, Price righ ee Ss TIO VS~——Confectionery. va Yertety: ne business 10 years will handle addéir — medern double Olive a yo “andatianl preferred, on comms. | 708-709 Victoria Bid ees and Loctist. are hee near West End schoo! ROC nd meet marke:. cetahiished | : omer old: must - me per cemt. ARE You NEEDING MONEY? Sea on; also carry sccounts. Add, rene N. BARBER SH. . — chal Forest #8757 My) rach ¢ thal dos. Row _-347 fa ee +RY— ine ‘Team. citars. ne. - ration ih ‘ei Bunday 19 to i. PD a ea real estate, store and oftice, . promiece a 457. Chicago. a eon for selling Inguire 1242 Frank. tone. ariety: S550: moner maker, 1724 | = trade. 81400 angi Page, $1800. 7 mach com fae > ‘ rY— ~Cash ms mieten “S92 2 a TELEPHONE EXCHANGE—¥5" uilics from in ev, a GROCE ie nery securities | - = * enamesa | ODD meat _ Box dor = | dorsement, 1 with | 2 im: wi suite en CONFECTION ERT —Gooa business: sercss ' ee * —S6hi0 > ——- ow city. exceptiona! Se uy EB SARBER SOHP—2 chain. : . rv _— a: 6 rer tf : $460 to invest te Sun fixtures: almoer : 25-50¢ work x. B30 from echan! ; living om omen D rent; « wii . . No ths rente s iavestinen C177. day. 4903. Wa: ington () takes P. oO. & 04. Philip. Ss. Db. bargain. 42°26 Fair velg heap on - Dis 706-709 a6 ' id

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- Busi . Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. __ ew 600 FA! FARMS For Sale, W Wanted: Pe rsonal Property and Ke Real Estate Loans; Business Ch mens ——s mUSICAL caeuniiennlea ANIMALS POULTRY AND BIRDS _Pianos and | Organs For Saie _—_—sOTaikina Machines For Sale | aang eae Sal instruments ments For Sale —— | PHONOGRAPH—Soncra. tike DS for mle PONY BUGGY —Aiaok enncniney + s and Cats For Sale _ Miscellaneous Pigeons and Pet Birds For Sale _ JONOGR APH Smad auocs. | 9042 Kosci-|WaGONS Wea. __* Dog a ; UNswic cK CONSOLE—Latest —— ES _ ~ SS COMPARE 3. Oriick’s rober : ~ tL recor 17.50: : conta:ns if ———— a for teed = ———— . Fresh. John Fieck, Manchester rd... | . : ‘th 10 2cecords. $i °artune fe aouPr— re ae for | BOSTON TERRIER PUP Lek tarts: orf cow 8 F 4 birds offeres for ir 7 7 te) Bruns¥ick feat a, 4 i — te 3° “i oo-—asy} Greed: wust he ip —— a . © bec «ot es I OE teneeeare : = = : Ha G3 . corel “riage * 4 erfect condition, 5 mile won the sdmire : ° & Grain : des = >" wark. ne eg Pm reseutT™e bie Ree UF fire. JERSEY CmvV— nee ie very —— Mrs of satiafied customers - RES ATK #HOr— : ; “hat Kennels. 14! 6 leRoy. ore ™ Or Ro arke 2 pew onan’, eeeeee : 2 1 : with only one sim—to ' 150 RET corvTH OF oOLVvEeE._ _—— IVE Pil Bunce? pel weet . anc 3 Charies jine —_ So ’ emriing Rbesus; aise Javas sincere ~ eT SO ——Wjon. Call eft- oO ha — - —_——— ———— - ~ : 7 > ne cor iiuoen re. Greve a -- - — —— | ane “watch cogs Pet Shop. | 2335 0 Onive oe eon k iz zy house ‘tha! in ma: : ) | CHLLO—So0d erent 2 ~ ee a SS 4511 Cal sts —— : ; : . » _— , — - . 4 ae 2onnt i = — . int ws SHOR REMAIN FP , =" 2 —o mn 22 NX. 33 SS F ; Dovel, 1 mile * north b ser Lovie Mo Oh , r : a" - - a - “oe ri? a - ene . ri Me riesa® - “1 TERRIER ¥ PUP P = OF se Penaws } * ne UY Pier ese ——$———— . ——. Tv ictor, new wonder: —. onder © G. Comm: a . ge : : . * ww 2461 Oak Hi. G— Larne watct on Lees ada Tex ; yrae — - Ducks. Li a For le — poltor -" , faycation | ' a l d ued ay SN Tay! ! “Clay _ Barnes. ' ‘| WHITE DucKS—®. ? Fisher, an 2 Discontinu styies a0 PRON _ = _- - records: 10 {times ac & $ és ’ ; ‘ Se a' ae = — . Ty ~E . a TT hs ° j * . ; Vv OSE & SON “ee . $75. 00 : a = J. =A wagons. 2G. bovwee, 50 times. daily Sc, Sum $e money here. 2335 Ollss 90) | SACO baritone: each $74; Conn tube. * ae : ' us 4 ’ . a ’ } a . © ¢ t . . b> ei - > . s | ' ST ADECKER *-* $120. On FFANOLA— Bs tn birds 4942 , Poultry y Shows — ‘very ornamental, wit ' anc Pin, a BOLLMAN ..-.- .$165.00 _ $711 Hyéraulte. ‘T sa — Bee fan’ nd oot bh ——— ~* : —— i * oa - — — > a - ir r a! in Prancier’ I CGHT AND e0LD—*i ictrolas and ‘and Edison | nonss— i : TREACY ... $425.00 ch a ie COLLARS—Dag., os. Tey. * — = LA InCKS—t! rice , . 2 ; “ut Jo 4 —_—_ a = — . Lindell 3940 ne pure breeds. hes ee ee a panee. Soo. Water * jOLINS—Bareains, two genuine, Ite! — Floor’ Gs EE Music | Tonae— Be t; Male pecdieres oe ot s 7 ° aa nies : ‘ - : ; : - ‘ te . , ‘ mas ] : — —aee ; “we . SECORDS — Spect ~ aiid —, ; Aan O ot} eT ' ’ ace. 3 any rrr rT TT) CORDS — ® 1 Victor and Cotumbia” rand 1578 — = - —. Te notte : ’ RA= MG - 1 | eae sis. 10-in Soubie diec, DSc each; rec) HORSES 2 “eer MUL LcR 10¢ Ca “we ; : tor et o r ) ya. HiCKS—mnceles *S on ee) a ; ; oe owe , J eo Er ats o-ds exchanged. ss pers. about mrpntt ” ris! ¥ ~ ; ; cow | peace : mornts ' ian “sd oO ans for Sale gravh Shep. 1000 Five : rhdeg. A@Qrese PE. white reke oe dreds. 540: ‘Sellv-| nine anton & Planes 6ne =m, ro _ . ° ’ : ; , : . ,. ' . P . ™ ' he . : : : | ; r —y . . . = . . . ~~ oo oe . . , be _ : _*\ Ll . . a : - - « : Os HOR: Se DRINK PARIAR AND POO ROOM EN —TTER— Pup - anti? +s ou mit! tit § Q ‘ " : :; 7 : ente selves - -? a ae : . : . — . , —~t % ; ——_ —_—_— — SI ATH BALES MAAKAGERS. ™ ' . oe! tu ; : mn pual!* mit 00 per ; eT nag . errr . , = — and ; thom poet " ‘ Shrewsbury Pare rent . . mt } ; ' ei4 Ww ‘ F i¢ on ; "0 en 4) KNGLISH pi LJ TERKIER—N me’ ne DFret Bt tieid &-- _weCs AND BEE SI SUPPLIES SPI == PLAN’ O—P!1 Piain sty ; s Louse brake 1491A Webster av. Boron’ e Fe te Market. 1 s—Hone poultrs y._ cnnar _ eur os a aeeny case. wood, very fine toms: s ong kh. x re : * ——— —_— 118 La cas st. | ~entral PO! ‘ ee ae . -~- , \s and as BICYCLE—New: - : | , » art "year ¢yners. trom ~~ = — A ee _ ~ _ —_ - . . Ra » ' . . - P . 1 AK IM SPITZ—Male. wonderful compe) 1 : _SMEN—A‘ essory © = | r month. A W BICYCLE—Geod Phone | : 3 “3 Sow? Grand v hid broke, wtll sacrif 16 ‘Anconas | For “Bale Ms am : >» car: city or country: I Li = Ge. 1 “4 Oliv wins Play er Pianos = | Webster 364. pare pose | a | vs eet ere, 3 EE a . rt a an , . " ‘ - e larvers J ; “i bern! orn Tiissiwos , “1 _ . 5 PLAYER- —PIANO— With —_— BigyY Cisse c ‘s Egle M x SPIT a PUPS yes + a HW | wy Poultry 7 } Nor re . e eRI1 1 , rs Great Western : ne wter; 4 ; ) tien 5566 « Sow crest '¢c) cast _of Denny ro. itaasis | as tone, music ay : y weet: We are offering s number of bets re pheae. Fovest es | Sr ee BALK. eres ee” Sned anywhere. Tad tive, (08) ___ Andalusians | For Sale eet _Co.. 1004 Olt aon Te shopworn and Used Pianos and | si: CYCLES— Gris, Pea econo ta | Op een," Geechee — |" Gectasne coe eee PES gaan wi Pat | Player Pianos. ) Se faformgt ion." wadraae Se einer. eo “ aah Rive et 2 > canal | RORTER— tm ee tas Co. 10% == = - ox NL Niches Sot Uke oew oe of cer ie mer out eo all axras; Si5- 1 . : , ~ - om 7 _ "pel efortaine . Psion ahur—b3sv Kester — mruet be “eoid Arte Be Relome ay w raln’ Park Premneem Se ce agate _- Sen. : a) pees = ickenbe = oe Po: rent or receél hie A se itt BicrcLe—Gtr's: at a bargain. Call Grand 3: at per haate 7 ree i ¥’ x TERRIER Toy puso : estos goes iee baie __ oame Sake —_ a. :, | r ond wm: $265: th uy «a snap = or new inst1 J | | HicYCLE—Pterce racer. iike new: an thackine, gved imwostiot + _ theme q tee GaMP CHICKENS O83 Ves. ¢ dail fe IT 2 | who ao not wish to pay the price BI‘ BICYC LE nies bees 7 ea ~~ Departure ; = rest a thort ’ , . nad STA! ‘IANO ~oaster brake ‘ Eas‘ on. sit‘« 4 owoe a! . . — on - - ~ = - ‘ . - 7 . + e Vv Piano. FH x vee En ~~ “a wt a a aE oe at. 2 — Musical instruction ae 19038 4 of a new Piano or Pia} ad SD he LE — Grr 8: “heap. 68238 Sc. Lecis 7 7a) ay fe . ee Ee . ' . Deeks ~% , % . . ——a ——as ee “i: gg ne : os - 35 a . - —nd ' of 29m Bes J . re RT te = {"" bane . Rehe FREE" ieeson | ¥ yo on ae playing. electric: suitable for | ier | A few are lates helow. Price Aart — —— as i Pe Oe eC EP EE rr - - oar i i -* 7 - » * = " =.” . et «ot ‘ ee" ) AAR] Peacen a1 ' ort .. 9¢ , mac ¥ . , on's | ) Florissant rd, on these are a8 10W as poy ions ¢ tools and extra tire: $35. v ari inT v on 7 , : ' love! *? ‘ > rv »! a - aerry ite .. - 4 . : . e : ' - . ind re — a LY! A RIT! -W int oe porate |S — ; ———— ——s 3 — —— wasen . a Matthews : a harieere move ti. . ; cHnrem be lar for best tre ined ~~: toe dave im recent - “ - o - . _3R4 : al es oo . , ~\ ew- : » ¥ . . ARO mane bie: : on net eam is 1832 Part end 10 Tv f& ’ iaiteemaiin ‘ a ’ Ar ’ : : o . at? Ss . ; REIN jt-r a 3662 = S 3k Bae . . : cane > % —p_ TT ; ~ — : , Shoe? TAMLE Mane} » verh Sou OU NI > fon and rabbit bounte: dre reenter . ® s a : es ——- - . ——— - - oo ne eraice, elork, are o7 (hermes | AARP & —™ scellaneot Fors Sale Winnebags 6 — 4: es . — Soe, om ee : a Sohmer Aisham | : Wai " it PAINT Monarc~ IMR S BICYCLE—Good coné ition | Fine . Ep ered ALL part a, A HMoOLN(S— BB : monthe : o- ‘ . : . ' — = aford ™ ae > & d . ; bs a «volume urasenes age wal tehed themugtt ire ." vT , — a : 7. o . sr gel se ; 53 . » ¥ — 7. , ‘ a Ty o7* >3¢ a : Bradtore " S835 Etre’ ce) | 7 = “4 eT at u “30 0 veare, ) te pin "? iM +319 Tee * ! 3 : teh? er out J 3 »7Ss¢ - . : — | - _“ . . , aun mes = lectric: | harness. i be ee +a rete tt) ee , Dm) joceied IP KIND home wanted In co es —__ : . “ee at tg , ema Sf Tiastaht wee rfal_condit ion 3 ; —- $278 “29 ar. j aning. dear + a + ‘male wat a ‘woe 4” : . } . - a . a ; . . . , " i cae 3 — , : ‘ ‘ - mw h Ts ry - id “ nee Busaias?: J : : wr . : P . . : . 7 : ' _ ; al at tin . : . - » eae . t oc = ‘eCra. : 3 . *, me ge a 1 waier urn tele! ' A my ’ white «* * % ' — — " — . | - es , ; ~ . r ~ age . ss - ™ e: PE v . . Le = b - " Santernts Address, Amie , Met | KITTENS So Angers alitene. female, KRE TS — Ae Sallam or e- ane : . —_____.— and #5.00 to $10.00 per monte. o. 201 end 103 X pod ; - ——e es : 26, “Sse. . CVCLE—4340 Humptrev phyetwre ee) Taird Noor, Roum 10, 3558 Pine 3 Musie Salons—Sixth Floor wos >_803_ Chostens. MARE—Wice yoons . ——_- ~ “ : : Meinl MAN Ketat)lehev — wee brese Lis a - ET ee > \ Se - ' : will tahe fel) rare aT Vandeventer Pp | - . a an . 7 + es -™ =e ~~ s er SCRUC ar 3S. te velco » emount te Pr KINEZE—I‘% veer eo ' — —— \ | i ‘ woror eve unt vf other be ae na e 7 ns an irds For Sale ON : , | . , ye ~ 9 oh | Mi . = er. 3S ca pve a ; Pigeo s 3 d ~ L agg - “3 —— wo — >= ——~ _— VY ANDERVOORT- enn a a gn “ iwaRe a 4 veers: : ae need ay res NUOPSE : vs i hs— Fine mens. IRI A § supvite ; tag me : rem ; ne. 5-0 , , : me MOTOR = sat cont condi- . ol Ta?) Core Mle vy er en . 4 ‘ une ‘ me . . . ‘ oa © J : : ° ‘ . ae .. . . - . _ - — ann ~— _ —EEEE B ARNEY. Tior- of =e Aandy- $239 ne?) _ "th et WaRES T of rekINiQ@ze—drure 7 | St ae or ~ — —_ | = - -. ; mga he my 38 Cures 2 a. wahogaay. § MOTOR CYCLES—Twe Mari = mares: disc ‘eT ' oka aw! sediares eto . -Ther *act) , o~ dee met Or Ka ; , ' ’ 5 pm c—— —_—$——- 7 e —_—— PI AYER- PLAN \NO—Ntc3o —_ eee "O14 Call 9911 “ 2th st ; Pair fine 1407A CANARIE err ever exe! eG, Gene THEATER BL ran Bs ~~ wr .: asonaD >0 : - a = ————————— - , torus. AX tae Co. * son S160 | WoroR == _——o aa | NM. 10th ot. b [ and cur tear qandia: her . Vd « 7 . y + 4 - - ‘ — . . - , . . . > . er ~ Z - + + ’ a re | _ = . ve #? wienriog eto a ort » f CANA | ia ‘act owes , a ; . : w hy >? —— ' 5 ? a wer = Ww & ‘e RE 2 ‘\ T LU ‘in " rianes or $1 an ’ S.Lo each: aso trar”e 1432 Park. : MaPRE—Goodt — : " ienatled a tehrran 4a5 eh waco every bere Le ar oOo a month and uUp- Moro R 7 = Saris 1943 > tt : x _ > er? 4 ‘ ¥ . ." wire ‘ ; i 42 Le ariev marrveto type. side | 842 Awtnetor ETE enw eateseleore. % a wU an md 1006 Olive st. (el4) | “car: will sell separate 3319 Meramec. | WARE—T-year-cid en! " . : ’ 4 - , on . 2 : 4 : + yr’ : Ney KT i. ‘tre ever or” ' ° - 1 OF “ " . - : ~_ os : . th 24. ‘. "hi E . = ‘ re ‘ , se ‘ . MOT iR cY CLE—aAnd vide car. 1941. or’ . TRY We ere avd Gam rature) Ddert 54 ; ° roan a Me ANAKRIES o4 % Wh - of Maro - ' . wrens at | — ~ tit: trade for Ford. 4716 Pennsyivania. LINOLS KENNEL 8 PANTERS AND 8 -t re Dug r ol aseic, + ——s . -. i | erent refuced "price. U £0 ae a SETTERS. BY ARD Sa BY AKL > AND : sf ' ' werur a. ~s §&: a - — € active tie J! 3 se. 2 wedfellew Jerk only Your oid oO we ro2 CTCLE—Indiaa. with ide car. fee wi —*K 2 Factios.. pio STEED. t = “? 9 - . « " . ~ “\ e . ¥ “5 | s °—* ‘ ’ 2° & - > - : — ANC ‘ S =e c. ed —Tarabio, goes SS | ek eTAUNTON, Ul Sh ANaRies—Male and female youns eine | $89 Shthigan RS ‘on, © Sur S05 Baker © THE BALD Se a Goren emnnd ana ate | Sires wre. Re! wee ¥ RO qm! ive ie POMER NAN aPrrtTy —¥ core , . : , : 7 ' — —— : , " , st 7 Pe ee A . nee co Tom. -— - ss gt: — . ef as on Ke ’ —— | } : rh : " ? . = : = —_— > =~ ' rt « rs 7 : . b Dae LE—i973 Wariey - Davi é@son, and Mr a pd -. ai* = ~ rere . , . ; -. Ps . ree" Age sA\t *> : . ring et? gerry ’ an a “4 ore ' ' hear 2453 — ae and Ca or Sa ree wER ANTANS ~ ae a fue nice rus - 2 . . 3% " , , 7 ; 4 ™ = * ~so 4 ; ah ; ——— . 2: ts ¥ le a reasvnabie. thervagh?revs C335 AK pierre ° ——— \ ~ — os Z Se ye , : with intereet ‘ , LE—With side car VIREDALS— hve (s!! Meg! yn oie . . ~"aers sae Eee »ire CHR St E SE ‘ — $* \ oe . ’ 160 Steu REDALB- 5 Prva frum the beet reste rs ‘MEMANLANS © . all Me tmperte * ——~"“% rw 2. a iim j Penge tor +. " om mon S4) ane = #xcevlen cunditien - Se to $750. ered, bined iy Bridger 2OTAW beeutit! erangee end biacs “ety } $461 Cal! before > = 2 . | tuetcarent Cling a: s22 ‘T= KN . tT Oty =" . | ALE rt PP ins — Yoder ~~ vt @_Sirqud mt SA NARIES— Yours © : ada 3% Ls. re 237-8 baw | Be “Tortght rr t ) Pre Wells. (7) : , ‘ . , 5 : “ '% - + : — ; "3 — * . ’ ~ -- > Tr” 7 4 3 , * 7 em : Dpres ™ RMA Ni 1% = | aes ve d pot arved YS mr. ‘er 4 sve . ron + Aaa | ‘a : ; M ~ : “.. Z we ‘TOR CECLE—1919 Ha rier -Daridsor ONE-HO! a + Occ cami tam re LOS | CANARIES—Singere, U6 6 : [MI ERI AL st CHOC L OF USIC ;} = => — ——— sacrifice for $60. TT14 & Brend-| sesi cheap ne 4077 N THs ~. : —- + id - : : . amt PeDnmL_ERs, ; — —a ams mem OODLE PUPS —E weeks it. —— | 4 ang singers, 99 m PENOR-BANJO. mantoln. au" on™ ae @ , Post-D t m aie . MOT io@2? Bacier. $160, or PEDDLERS rt re Seed rt ile ote “Se > Fran- ise . ‘sere =‘ ’ ef ss "Ther ptt er ie — ; ~ ——= — % i = ie —t " for port. "30 Marshall. Webster ~asonahe Pevinrees feta run cos -T hbre@d German peice : 2 cy — | PEDLE®R : ; = ' ry , es. eo % pet GIB 2} -¢@ ef Hediamen . en ——s s SPTRIT aLrstT Pf reaovaadie. 0445 Washingive ae we ye . ies : Teoer Bante (“gn - Vv “3 ow you @ MOTOR CrcL ae Secut. a oe laos 4. i= _ éar aed Pricey. 7 39 @ \e wrest rt he — setter holce prea Doe nh — _ ~ scam : | ——— > "es — ~ r= SON. i Lacust a ition $33 Cal fer 3 2 : PEDOLER = 5 CLOSED a 3 Kteceiach, Rowline © : ; me _argeec sf ' rf . . ’ ‘ 2. : ory a ———_——— a ee ay a Evens. 4 errr . — - . - ‘ ‘ ecv~™ . . , « > : ¥ +> - : . 7 - - - . ay r yn. ~ _= - Seeees mae on ye yo) | ree! eras a a’ - Mees © , é nA.” ao >. e leore =—* » . i : ra a ae. . , " . ‘ a - ~® ~ porcrias aan . . ' we THR Wise de) E—Bariey and s'ce pas + S410 Penner! peas es ae : é , ok i “» barr? yo \ ~S 4 - em ~ =a a iectric “) demonstrate. $125. rPEeDOLER = wae a — : . ,NARiES—Barts Mounta'r roller - : . —_—" |? {i -—Mas ™y 3e oie To . x cheap: ust eel. _ — — PU Ps heeten 2 " al : ad ectia® excellent 3a D! oo. SA Bigh-qrede sives “re Kine S40 4 ~ and od. mated vairs. 9° 7 oer, Yor? ray - ‘4 Mae : ; a _ ' een dae ge teres? ; a yom want . = . ~.° yO y - : - . a \ otter refused. Tous po —————— —— —" = 371 PEPDLES wases zomt SARIS = unt § “Fr a ; tn — $$$ —— : a trate . eat > - ‘ : ~ . rran Steinway ; ~ : . : = - ae. Em 7 = = 7 5 e - > a ” . — | ‘ > - . ad : . — - —_— rma. Foe terrtere, ~~ inetrum Mi RcY = — Barier- — . ee —- — — = 7 —— »- ean’ ™ . e %s 7 © 7 - = - - . - " — oa = — ‘ ‘ , ‘- Saad ind « : fema . ~~ 7. | nee” uy My , . i . 7 : ‘ema J cage an : eu” _ - ’ ° ‘ - -. wT a sa” . - - A . . = SET HC toRST Pt ANDO - OMPANT. al ps i grata: oat ondits or. 975 Newathene 1 SORBED Nigh close o> - 7 Seider Puultty Farm. Se Nerh x SS aa $300 eeductdon. terms. Aeolian Co.. Lid cmabiished 1870 1007 Olive st | sa oateat. : » 1 ‘ : . P * ; . > all I . . : rr °.R > Ol) NT Fema ie NN Ce wn rextatere! parents * ‘ es . — . — s + 2 a Headquarters for Masen = Has lin. B. MO R CYCLE 5—1973 eiectrtc Ttarley —~} a* ‘av tive “ meathe ef aa voamer ee! FTaenre iri? ) tt . 2? & » ae > a , pon a : is ~ Seal TC ¥ ™ ; : : : q . « Pa-« —— n pat AL ~ 7 pe read y* A ry ‘* re rrr ~~ Peoceerteet On ane ‘ . oe . va ' . - -- — — . - ‘ ; . : . - hy : 4 —— : , e- . ~" moreine, 906 Binewwi, *Se poles, Bigh y Di) ee apiinn: wail erdere lied —— teat %S veers experent=. * ' $50. Bradbar > * > Ga | “ti recerts. — R & oiayer roll MOTOR CYCLE—Hartey-Darideen, with cle, ¥ females. partiy tevae primed Fureer 54 ne gg ee ake were| & K ey «= LSS "4 Sterne $00. Hew + nith “Lone Distance” rs _tte, cor, trade or coll Sm Ford. 2702 ane ting, 919 reegeing >" PUPP ks —Engil > aahiing ——~ . * j ties sad as? oh ; ' mo. SB in! nt ————— Orch st. fe) aart AT - pa i) : wr . . ; ‘ + ' . ’ . . ; . ane - 5 ; i . " > ta ? a . : ae se Then ot. Emet | bunting ug ~R- , . | s25—-$25—S55 : 28 enim Pr, Tatkine Machines For Sale MOTOR | Yet E—Hariey evort 3-aneet: : . rr 78 F ~ . . c*F mt oon * 1 e 4 soormrin 7 t* » Pe . . ~ Y ef ip o™ ww _e we . al : waras mio re i beh Se ——— es 7 fal Brunsw ce ———q “ y pair, selina ow! eS re Of C= - svER-PrAND- = a 1 size, with 34 records. YT "T - ‘ = free cata/egwe, Cum Piet ine remedies, « ’ a . - = : “new. gis ch. EDis0! 58296 —" - ty ee gt ye ee a . | Pea sien, ret Sher “S25 ive INDAINS I “al e. —IU “ PreacT wt VND R -P TRIN > — : Te §)=—C a PEEING , © tect + ~ ede > —s : .e ° ; - or ”- a ” ne NI vie AL I RE Ai ‘ty P TER PTAND- Si v . “3 EDISON PtH NOGRAPH—— With 7) . 1 Ween! ee ee — : SRALEM ~~ ‘ ”~ : : 2 . a -” a a ano ; yen 3344 8 a> reas “nine ~oat $200 ew sacrifice very we “ ‘tt ~ vo Ma on wus = ime*¥ ' Pe rave | he wad cheep Pera isen . . 7 . a rs “a — — _ — — . a a "LES ga..ore. * evcle at TOT" : - t : oreh —— ance > KMPER : . ~~ 3 “ead “abany JLSIR. e — « ; a - su | 3 ae woe nm Row victor Sita! | PLATES PLANO-— > ce: $13 up: running condition. 13t* ; e: ’ _ ~ age on” : — “+ ~~ e in tn runrwee ma @ we)! seTTer —' —7 JIuet peht “ ? : , ee -_ ' fort - , - ts uners. ’ —_ ee , a. ao = . ae Mi! a) female . . ~Pa tar : : ——- r ° z=: : —— aici ; ba f = Used a D.- 19ts. modest @ het bt PPine isle Arsene! Peiiertus Bite ab songs + — —g~ y ' “"S.8 vmi co Hig -Gre 2 electrte: first-class condition. 4005 Ure. 4 = ' na ; Rind that “musical Emp oyment tneton Le . | SL .— ee = ory! ons Shen 8 "ive MME ay — = r af =e “ “* Pre ' . >) x ' ) | MOTOR CYCLE —Dapcet , = Sh wONS - mT = *e wt hestr= ans J lS a i \ i¢ | _ gain. sleo late mode : : — ~— ; . ' : ww . - ' : = ee W bB) ~~ i» ; - \ . ot > . r “ ? ° ft yeare ein ready te eheag. or ‘rade fer good Fort. Call before IWLlaA Grettan , = : .x ————— wt. r piano Securday pneens oid geods % mick 3842 :t- a : AY WON TERRIERS ane | ° 2 at faci ' . ba res ; Lt ashe 9 i Every one guaranteed to give “vailg soa oi Lobtes tall. Sand stock: ream oahie 16120 —— —— ——_ = Wiss Su. odmy | ee ve PteX Po good serrice. NEW AND USED Parts for all motor | wre Le mites ou" pS Dae on : ~~ eT ae Biineeset = BAverue rid Lie Desitie : pric } can % aght at dal -- . PP —~_~ rT wma h Sp Tei pro erent bee —— a OE. ig mye ae Ye ss Bur — —— 3 ; ; ' = ' " == ; perod rk of SS = \ petro. Outfit. eomplete, Cycle CG ona! » — — +» marted isiv —e = - meneneenges a.’ =o n TrePet “@. . Disre oD re . evils and cabinet: : nabia ¢ _ os . 2 ment me eV er . ; aa Beiebewntol. ” ; _ were sf : ‘. - oometun + : ; Pia ma. J 18 Clive o $50.00 SHAW a ‘OO ; oe Goat, Weal -zrer ’ ; +.» ' ’ Tee “ ; . : ; : = Tt z— a: or > ee ae eee , eecviee cuarantoed rF sy! ~ ake mene! - ' ' c 3 : ——_- — ; eitam® Gumbel x sila: ‘t] Sonors, Laurette model, L ald T1110 Oltve ws —— a 5. 4a Ato, & — . Me er _— e ¢ a. ; ' i —— A... = . | 7 mae ae *. . : =. 4 a saa , : . >. b. sare a 2am , — 7 . ‘ ” . ws — —eae _ “ one ey wit “SERRIEE—Scee a OF CHAMPIONS OFFERS aT +g my ; = [ea —w a . . , be : . . — “ : . ‘ t+ “h — : - — ~~ = . : " “=r orice years. = > ry $ — oIv? »~onoT.a. Caprice model, as before Yarra. ay aise here = ag . . nt J e me M ea 7% *.g fe _ ; ‘ . 7 2 s Sia eae . a «> — > ' Moter cy ~ Ce st Bt — Therese male '% Mts ~~ we : wr yeur canary dire md peild ‘= a | Roe “PLA YER-PIAND. >. 5149. : —_ > — a — —_—. | recwhins nw : "se : — sree, ‘ s i : . toe ene c ; . = _— > toma. valu sn ued olarer. le Mignon U pright $35.00 RIDS A HARLET- DAVIDSON naa i en a So St LOCIS Pimece he , ‘a — = work: semat ten : tae Pathe, 4 8... ..s ee ; and that will suit ~t 5 ’ hewer ion : : - . . , —~ ; ~ : sin . = icon : PM . ten = . » eas : - : ~ : 4 ace } ‘ { “ raeae ee ay es a . .. : an . wt, ——_ . , =i - mt rus BALI wt es AND co : LEAL Oitve st. Pathe, Noa. 6 _*eee * © © . — a Vietrola Console Outtit. See aN ot PET SHOP oe sees oe Se $70.00 ~eaineer a fr ele oe hae om te ent ; LTS Basten av. near Uniee ar a eT ey Se. Ss “ oe : . Vietrola, Model 380.00 heunde “on : ‘ erceet apd meet sanitary pet a amd ‘nae » wereiet and rebar "© m * n ~ Remineton w= runs! N eh - ‘en beeende aioe « “ele © ' fe ——- ee — " eg ee eat (4 -enden ; B tek. o. 2).. $90.00, RMTRR PUPS — Rich ae el Oe OS SS cial Cateegen, 1¢ Ot & specin a . ene Shubert @ Som, adil 7.5 . . ™ "i or - : *, 26, acer AN ee rrr + ’ she reeds Thee tell wT L > | eS REMEDCES ar m= “ant ee qi ws 5 —. act at a Tsao ie Risk et. Maviewoud ' a es See ee oe BR‘ Newt K&—Lacee, lke - oe. coat S150. =! ettentien efven “& aetl owtes —_—orta Se 1325 — Our D3 yeare of eaperieece & the cn mae Pirery eg ant exhihting of Sigh clase Geek poy = * oo

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Kelicitors 12 tion “B (See for Houses, Senin: ‘Red: Estate, Fore Lands ale ‘Financial. hange. by ‘ , we ‘ ; (. 1.) ; .. fall > d "a an i 4 on ~t«. fantev teard . Seeds. lant«. reese Cc r ers . 2 . . } : rere zin . — ——_— a Cc * r T Bomont es Re | 9 a eye Wcdiebe Carpenters &@ Builders. . 14 Dentist« a io 5 oi 4 . Carpet Cleaning Detectives _ me: a eee Houses, Furn.. F. 8... MisceHaneous For Sal P Lborses, ; ° Boats. Launches. eeeecctn Cemetery Lote ‘ “tives reeset ewes 14 Gas Pipe Cleaninz . ~ pies Instruction (Auto) ; ale - artners nOe6 lhoofing . . — Sewing Machines as «6.0 oma Drees making 14 Gold and Silver.«. aeles Imatruction eres = ~--msoacw ts ate “han ay te Reoms , . Situations ‘ g¢4e a . : ersena . svee —. > Deeussendes = i Snecta!l Notices z Wagons. dda Maree ~ : ARNE And Ce 2 “et. _ Books. Periodicals Chirepodists Elecirie Wirt em work. ™a are, ree. | Bricklaying A Tuck’p’'t’e.14 Chirooractora ' ad me ......-46 He Men. Ns, 6. oe aa Instructioa (Mus.).Pt. > ‘ Mi il one O° 2725 cae : ms | Bailding Material , Cc ae pe s.ae8 Exchange (Miscel.) . . 23 Help—Women. Girt scellancous Wants... 23 Pianos—Mus. Ft. 7. p. Reoms—For Colored ___- Stamps and Coins i tee es leaning- Dy et o Sees... Jewelry ... — oo, : ” : ve Business Cards. .___. Clothing . —- . oe et and Maaling. 414 Horses. Vehicles. Pt.7 p. Lace Curtain Cleaning. . ' eur pee ‘annem - as | ele ogg tt ae ee ere beds . - «tures . eo Hotels SS. ‘4 Lest and Feend.. We ectont > . essiona) sen ai » @ ele ‘ Rteve Renaire 2 e*t- «+ BD. Poultry—Birds._ Ft. 7. p. pe a 417 Table Suvoplies Cameras : ents H »al Coming Event ouseho “ Florists _. . -&3 held Good 2 Machinery = Painting ' Radio Supplies. Pt. 7. p. 1 : 7. D. s 44 Talking Mach. Pt. & _THREE-TIME aS Costs LESS, PRODUCES ‘MORE ) PROMPTLY REPORT. FAILURE To RECEIVE RESULTS. anaes 2 > * TORSF—° —. —— se . - . SS a —=— ORSE— jig te —— a ; , ' DEAT e — morse. us DEATHS = OR SE—4: | Horse AND \ | 7 ’ | SON 3 ' ; - - 1 ' grades ie ay Wagon Selling : Augast 95. Ent ered into rest on Saturday, sc erat eres ata) —~?, — Saturday. | a r — = ty ‘are of 90 yeu re, Elizal eth Ye oe sai uz , >. yor at 11 ‘35 a. m.. Henry + a 3 Try i our Meariy ' oe love Wite and i bw | > RSONAL—_O haries.: ell ORBE—Riig “tn ” line at., afte at; $35. Cal > Harrison) relict ~.. lHe Schlew- e ad x el] . eiic of ‘ y - ing (nee B aa Lad crew ORSES ANI -P. mn, a son, beloved rnother ) s. r } R oeckst legzel), dear father of Mrs. Ya precious one from u ha 2 (AKC ALIA summer resort of beaut! at iful SONG it or y MU; 1 ' , . 7 | O’Brien, beloved sister of Mrs. John : Schiow in yg gai ag ne ag The Peet-Di Post-Dispatch ghee: | | A volce we loved is still: eee _K! larney. boating, bathing, fishing. moun PERSONAL James A. Simith, write to your — — as ' intered into rest on Saturday, | fens. beloved grandmother: of Leon J. | erandtath ome and _ dear father-in-law, : patc reserves ii she teen right to reject any pass 0 | A place ts vacant | , ain hiking. homecooking. electric lights. sister, Margaret Kassel, SUALA hasten harness. ~ 25, 1923. Vernell Alder, dear be- | (Brien, Matthew, Joseph and Agnes Me. er, brother-in-law and uncle, at the Personal and telephone calis, or That never can be filled : screened porches, hotel and cottages with | SY... St. Louts. Fen : ices ~ | age of 51 years. anewers by mail, cannot be ate | meals: k a as . “ ter of Frederick and Louise Lip- row and Mrs. Catherine Wise (nee Mc- Funeral Tuesday given attention, except letters on medical tio f undoub | mupcedi, ty svend ——y ew? egrets — PERNONAL—Geo. A. ie 'erevinge ques as OF} undoudt- ary Hien AND CHILDREN. our vacation at dSilssouris must me, everything ‘ . c y an electrical discharge ‘Osanna Morrison. who departed this life six tan lep FP . PISRSONAI Ww Ade = A c ' supton’s chapel, 4449 » 12, 19 amd 36. bt aaaanietl e telephone. Hilicrest Farm, 8 arhes, Wanted, me eo y, ug. ay 192 3, my 10:30 a. m., | Olive street. Monday, 2p. m le) . obtained in the laboratory, and is so years ago. Ave. 3! Mo. ‘ Whiteman. by Mrs Hobert a 58 : B. M, S.—Pink is usually used in | different from the ordinary phtnom- What is home without a mother. exton, Til. ORSE— Rentan ; oi male ‘ ~ low « Kra ’ Entered into reet, Saturday, | Felix J. Preny J v } is Madison » ¥Y work horse 7 ' “nar ont Jr. dearly beloved hus- rom “ 96, 1923, at 6:45 p. m. harles| band of Gertrude Fremont (1 c |} trimn | Aro dia on Lake Witarnay'" Bk nites from ORSES. i MARES —= Allan Jr. dearly beloved "husband | and éaar father of Francis. gy meme | ere Entered into rest on Satur- blue as a fayette for a boy, and dal of discharge that many physi- | For when we lost our mother Arcadia on Lake Killarney, 8S inlies f 5, ORE ¥ a ND MULE | Pad aie tise Hull), dear ven of] and dur dent een, ee tert Fi on _~ all ay. August 25, 1923, at 12:30 seq for a girl. cists consider such observations il- We lost our dearest friend. Tr Allan &r., and dear brother of Irene and uncle, in his twenty-ninth year. of ve oonge Wy sean ake nine Brinkmann), relict | route f fect of th , € n Schonho and dear moth- vute for you to take = — —— ct of the discharge on the eyé of Through the years she struggled on, the observer. Lightning flashes re- And those hands at rest forever | Were the hands that made our home. ore Sass SE PP eee “ ww- oe Se at 2 p. m. ffom resi- | a] oe a s . to : Mare Keelan ~ St. ,Loule. Cottages with homecooking, boating, swimming. dancing. fishin« For | . renna” Mra. Annie Meter, 2307 ' or - ALABAMA.—The best automobile lusery and due to a subjective ef- She wore t! row of tienc Sl I the «rown ¢ patience, | information phone Forest 50348 oe 6210 | ' i | All the things a world may. send Fe "mr orn _ | PERSONAL — Anyc “t re! Le GA So Sse A ae one “knowl! t RIVERSIDE, on banks of beautiful Bour-| #>outs of Linn TF. emis ae = Wise River, shady yard, comfortable! Maude Piper. 51 est 147 ow at.. a org rooms; home cooking. Mrs. L. A. Stew- | York Maude Piper art. Union. Mo. RFR. cae hae | PE. HSONAL—Pariy who Was sans SEE Anondaga ‘ ave. ” Motel rena mee waarary ahead of one which collided ei pecbine Gravois an? Grace ave.. Ma . ; ; ’ ’ ' young mare: ch , 7 vid, dear wrc le of Fay Allan, In his! Funeral Monday Au oQ~ ~ : . ; ; g. 27. at 7:30 a. m., er of Mrs. y Ap mse AND Wace a x ' aatice of funeral from Heirs’ funera) | 270™ family residence, 4125 North Taylor | Bernhard, mae } oe py rage eke ree toes jy Pe | Semb] (seorms sON—BSul spat for a th Grand boulevard. will be “Yemue. to Holy Rosary Church, thence to | Mrs. Josephine H nna Auer and | ts — Raymond, Harvel, =| nore ordinary electrical sparks as ai Bonscs ( e Railinger, ‘304 5M 2223 Sou ra ard, will be, Calvary Cemetery. (eT) ‘dear ‘tnother-in-1 —e (nee Schonhoff), and risonville, Taylorville Mount oR produced when twe poles of great | : Sally missed by nme » “weistesin:s a Drw ft: right out 7 late Charles A mer of John Auer, and the|' burn and into Decatur. It is a*dirt difference of potem@al are brought | oe carditis tae tard oe, >‘ sek te Ras Fuclid of hard 3 eer wr 4 into rest on Saturday. eee ae ered into rest on Mriday., mes, and our ‘oar tee — [Hermann Her- , road with some clay stretches close together. Im fair weather the ||| BENNETT. MRS. JULIA MILLER —Team: - i? William W. Bittner of |. Aug. 24, 1923, at 5:30 a. m.. Walter CC. lace * e. ar 6Srancmother and aunt, : = ‘ ; sien | O@Sth ' welgh 2600: arent y~ BP Glarence avenue, husband of the late Goddard. beloved son of Arthur E. and Car. age 70 years. a S. G. L.— To the glory that was 924% ig PE gy A negative, the po- > memory of cur Gear sen ané brother. tions: free caimp to touriats. See Mf: : HORSE—Good eo cantecd. a Mitiner, Gear father of Mrs. Grace, "ie M. Goddard (nee Kuhlman), dear brother |. ; Wil take place on Tuesday, Au- a ece, and the grandeur that was | |, th’s waeta, 2h points above |! Corporal Walter C. Pietrich, 3540 South aeons mannre, Leesburg, _} |W. Romeninn dant? communicate with trial: harn a . Aurien. dear brother of Ella and |of Evelyn, Mildred and Ernest Goddard, and | °: B’ tee ‘30 a. m., from Gebken chapel, Rome,” is i. quotation from the/| ‘the earth's surface, increasing at Spring avenue, who departed this life from | s5sUMMBEM RESUKT—On Hiack River: soo4 | _v.. Remmink, ing. S612 Ray av. nn ’ at , Bittner and J. D.. deceased, and jour dear nephew and cousin, at the age of Sales Bey ee avenue, to. St. Francis de poem, “To Helen,” by Edgar Allen the rate of from 75 to 150 volts per. ''lus five vears ago. Aug. 28. 1918 while in fishing and bathing: cottages, | _ PERSONAL —Jeaae. P. Hendicike. é wr dre y uncle, at the age of U4 years. 14 years. | Cemet “5 ch. thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Poe. The quotation “A Mad World, | ™etet above level ground, while in the service of his country in France with country board: ratea reasonable: informa-| _ 90. O23. at Riverton, K unefal ‘Tuesday. August 28, at 3 p. m., Funeral on Mcnday, Aug. 27. at 1:30 p. | vited Sad er aenes - © and relatives are in- My Masters,” itx~the first line ‘n | thunderstorms the atmospheric po- §! bie company. D. 354th Infantry. Eighty tion cheerfully furnished; ji ; m | knowing adirens of relatives the in chase. => ‘North Grand |m., from Zeigenbein oe ~ Re 30) P- bre Thee ae Deceased was a member of ; | John Taylor's poem, “Western Voy-| tential fluctuates wreatly and may "/ ninth Division. We drink to memory of the Glover. E Kapelsk Y- Oo atervilie. | one forward to F. M. Richardg, te Rellefontaine Cemetery. (c2) | : Cherokee streets te St. Shere ticenobars ~ freee DDER. rder. (cl) |) age.’ }even be negative to the earth : | brave, the faithful and the got. ay: ile _Mo. > hee Sane or. Rox 37. he Kan. ' 14 » fe -Fmtered into rest | rs ‘ of ; : far off beyond the waves and some iie in | TRAINED NURSE. having comfortable ‘SONAT— Want u oe Entered into. rest Saturday, Au- | HUELSMAN—Entered into rest on Friday, | , “scar F. Scudder, beloved ‘hiiebond Es le - PRE egg op es the soles —- Cc a DOG.—The only classes of France too; all, ail are gone, but memory country home, will board nervous. run- teat 25, 1923. at 7:35 p. m., F. M. Boyer, Aug. 24, 1923, at 10 a. m., Frank Huels- | A€nes M. “Scudder and dear father of D nme to the Western Slav group. nese aliens admissible to the !'| lives on. The fame of you who died, all! down patients. Mrs. M. E. Miller. Ben ) or-' | They are below medium § stature, United States are teachers, students, true men like you, men remember you with var. Hillsbore, Mo Reth vhomes. Week onde | ee ee ee, eo oe . -"s a : . aCcommeoda ee ee eee ee ee ae oe oe ee ee ee » 2 — er the pregent e> pin Recker uls ‘ wire Frank (6. Counct i! Biuffa, Ta. i WILL 1 parties who witnessed « ace Compton and ) pp olllt Thursday about P m.. kindly communicate? Box "omt om -Diape ten. we ' husband of Mary E. Boyer| man Gr., beloved husband of Dorothea | Cty V. Scudder. | their average height being 1.624 me- | travelers: for ‘uriosity or pleasure. pri e. » TWIN SPRINGS CAMP-—Several new 53- : Sadiy missed by his room, screened cottages. furnished: also ; } PP ee +3, gar ~ An f at x. 30 7 ', j avenue, bel: ved “ f ; coming from a ood race mixture. assi {rn — «i is . " ' Joseph Robbin, who died Ag. "Rs. 1921. A Nt r GUROVE LAIDUGE on Yasconade | —_" e - = ” al to H : T , “|. Tr.. ing mot th er n t DD i e of A. WwW. Sick- Ee | J ng hi t? ans it to some foreign ; He bade no one a last farewe!! River. 136 miles west of sr. . >. oe , Ags. 25, 1925. at 12:20 p. m., | & oly frinity C hurc h, thence to Calvary ter yo orothy Sticking, dear daugh- | 4 HH. F.—Follc ‘ |}country, and those whose physical oodby y= at Frieco; boating. bathing. ; fp Bilzabeth Brownfield, belqved wife of | Cemetery. Deceased was a mem ber of Holy /{*r of Dora Dierkes, dear sister, sister-in- method pe dap h a IN A oy easy |condition necessitates immediate ||| Hle lovieg heart has ceased to bea riding, dencing. sparkling soring | COMING EVENTS -% whfield. mot her of Walte J. r nity jenevorent Sc clet v Wo!) rin ~ the a f ij i ; no ne grease Spo Ss | « i Hall, 20th and Salisbury, Sanda —™. = —& s Mre. Charles Merz and the late Branch, 156, Cc. K. of A., St. Vin neent icnia a! ish joemker & Sons’ cl , } it} ran Teen i 1apel, , é, ‘ have never come to the IT’? S When we lost = 4 loved you and we miss you ing. banting. bathing, dancing; geod “table. ; most beautiful hall of fts " tere ; Cole. | i from faroily residence, 4007 Lin- | and Apolio "Sines ring Societ y. ic7) |. y, August 2k, at 8:30 a. m Ss warm lye, heated to about 70 de- ; MORBE-—Anc Wagon. - ‘ oR : Thomas of A m € "h A+» SO t. r Cc =o j lv aliens of the ( ‘thines i We "; horse min avenue. Tu ay. Aug. . at R:30 a. N si . * Data Wulm urch. Interment in 88. grees ” said lye to be made of 9} e race admitted | | And forever sha! Mra. A. _Harmer. Rourbon. Mo. (c@O) | . at ap ond of work: wi)}] pa Mi. Matthew's Church, thence to Cal- n 94 1083 00 te 30° . 5 pe » eee: Aug. | Veter an Paul's Cemetery. (eh) parts of caustic soda, and 180 parts ‘t0-the United States fr the purpose |! ~ Sadly missed bw his SISTER, BROTHER. ARRANGE basket and truck picnics for Ten admission, jncluding® tax—Gents ORSES— t t i ] ] I t oe ee we , g. , at 27;'' most to its origina! state a agecrease in t > ie. persons In in one of his electric lighted bungalows. = we! she tt} . -o dition to those admitt " In loving remembrance l brushed with this lye ed, 604 Chinese | | life five years ago. Aug. erwards rinsed in clean. | were deported. During the same year }\ | pt ois — latest New York hits: beautiful new For Rent tric er electric ¢« TROOPS an mee ee ee Jessie Bruckner (nee | yoars. 7 HORSES —Teame nd of } : i m.. Instead of Monda . , _ (A , Gear father of Catherine and Car! > . - : ale erti . y “8 previously ad- a - ; of the Chinese harness. cheap. i308 young. and ¢ Sete? Gharies and Kate he Funeral on Monday . Aug. admitted at United States ports || mother and wife. Emma Trojahn, who de-/ only 40 minutes’ drive from St. Louis:| every Tueatey ns 9 em , | rest on Saturaay. ‘NS for the pur ‘pose of proceeding in ‘parted from us three years ago, Aug. Zi. entovy the quietude and fresh alr: icy avring Albers, _wmall: $45: 1 laree * pariors 6827 | LEAGUE—-Entered into on Saturd } re tet ee ee Ts, ~ 4 aus wo. : : m Saturcay, f Lou b 25. 1923. a a. m., Officer |‘ couls Westrich, of Rose Mieger, brother-in-law | kee street, to St. Matthew's Cemetery. (c7) August 25, 1923. af 7-95 me aU 7: p. m agcona, 1} gardener ws “rock. on on Sunday. August 26, at 2 ». August 25 . in his thirty-second year. ; r Ty ‘Vv. West Sc estrich (nee herzinger), beloved wife except asplash. The lightning does and, consequently. of the number || A precious one from us is gone. Ten Hrook. do. on the Meramec, _ — BEAUTIFUL resort, Meramec River. SPECIAL “‘ROTIONS® a dear mother of Merwyn! | not go to the bottom of the ocea granted the privilepe of transit un- ||| A. voice we loved is still. in our home beach cottages; week r month. : ; 7 gop Ba4]. = Heed! IAL NOTICE—1I, E. ©. Bt “ ~ ~~ : Westrich, o dear a P +5 Mount Olive Cemetery. Friends a fend by ~ ¥ Lemp av.. City of St. Loule. Entered into rest on Friday. io ime “he ion f = pie ” “—y . - | residence, 432 . Marviand ve m * > amily The so-called globe lightning (or 1229. The majority of thene Hi | REACTINUL reeart. Masacsee Wiven © anak of = do harely “nize “tuttie team : = oo6. 1923, at 11:20 a. m., Mrs. Anna | dotkiedl te tae a “gramdtatn 2, ae our uses i tice of time will be hemmed avenue. ue _ _| thunderbolt) described by different transits were destined to Cuba ana || e_miss your pieasant greetings. cottazes; week or month; Centaur. For- t be responsible for any debts con : observers as a ball of fire slowly other islands of the Wreet Fea ditinin rt a are oe J a 74 oy a this Gate ne me wae Eva inshore. ur h CAHIN—Heautiful lox cabin Cometeiey sa} SAT, . chy F. R.—It is necessary to furnish , deed, or put in a separate contract. | —— ——— ng cated a — COTTAGE— Cie ts ed in Edwardsville, ee ee | Lowte whieh ferbide th : ot at b025 LAFAYETTE AV. accommodations for 12: 2 screened porches | py sare old: chea CAD: guaranteed solid _ ontered into rest on Friday, and Mrs u Kobaid?, dentee en tnt usually published in the St. Louis | ¥ouls whicg forbids the growth of No charge for the most begutiful funeral! electric: completely furnished: conc 72° nC. nee. 24. 1023, at 10 a. m., Frederick | MELLON—2utered into rest on Friday. Aug. | , latives and friend desire to express newspapers a “forest” in the back yard. But nactaw fe 4 ‘c8. auto road: eood train service. Box N- den [oom ial. until 12 M. ben. — —. aes husband of the late Louise 24, 1923. at 2 p. m.. Jennie E. Mellon, } preciari, reer ende | thei: grateful ap- Sul Lanett : “ eae: } sen a neighbor has the privilege of cut- ——- en tis == = Post-Dispatch suitable ' and dear father of Oliver, Fred- | beloved wife of the late John Mellon and oum | during ir sorrow enteed be he aeetee J. W.—After ae a ae a nouse.' ting or trimming Any branches of cE METERIES Sete fcuiowing streets t AIP =. y . sas uea Oo ha is not necessary or the new own- the ? r thie . ar ; e enue to HO « \ : tt rees which overhang in his c For Sale street from Jefferson avenue to a rn Dayton street from Jefferson ave- reddiing outfit; Al. . Arthur, Charlie and Edward Eikmeier, | dear sister. + their dear mosher stout. otro ; father eae -in-law. A he ay Pig me of at vs, Pom et ee er to give the old owner any time! yvarg a oe: Se ' ng. chunt® a : ; - | Chapel, £ ‘ eimar yulevard, on Monday, Ww » » : of th house . ih Kis tele —, all . = e r - e wish to express our sincere th : ) in which to move out 0 le aE Te oe a i iB: AU CLUB—Meramec Highiands: “weet Kie ers ARE ritn purposes; « of the vate William and Mary Ewe and : at Dp. mm. nag : $ » , : i Gear uncle. a ao | veloved daughter of Julia liler (nee We wi tO expres city, sv. ’ — - ; | rc ce Monday morning. Aug. 27, at teary be and the late Harry Miller, dear | our fricene £0, (xpress our sincere thanks to : You should have the | which tenant should cut the grass, | Y_LOTS THOMAS F we RCHAN, 2022-24 S. 12th at. ~~ g. ww Os ’ . | 4a it relatives for their ki nd °x- Eep.— -' as . “we or : CEMETER _L YR47A Mont- | sister of Arline Miller and our dear grand- pressions , sympathy and beautiful florea] te the house =e you bought. - i no me | ________ ERY LOT Witd.—Half lot in Calvary COUNTRY HOTEL-——Sure monev niaking to e - | - CEMET AYT a ‘ cation; 38 acres: State highway: «ood . @clock, from residence. . Recher?” M : ’ street. ot St. Teresa's Church, | child, at the age of 1 year. offerings shown us . - agua ey ; + ror + iy the lose UP Our late sad he. DICAL QU ES'1 IONS. Cemetery. Address 3760 Cook. house. jarge lawn; good water: within few | Park, 12-grave hour's drive from St. Louie ir: Sah 31 Terry bh ny Rpg ot oe =" Funeral from residence, 2821 North —e in om ean of our beloved wife LOT_-M 7 9 4 ago arness, emoer 0 oun Sieventh street, on Monday, Aug. 27. at at other, aiso Rev. QO. P Bal Bon. ‘CEMETERY LOT—Memoria mil rivers; Papin. : r—nd No. 11,358, Modern Woodmen 1:30" Pp. m., thence to Calvary Cemetery. a a, Undertaker pallbearers, the employes Health and Pas 0 questions rid guate A pee ag wes SS 6m lot 17, section 14. Grand 3004J. (©) | Box D-418. Post-Dispatch. (QO) MULES—rwo email. years: — ‘ a Pungal private. ail . “MR ited Raliv ~ ee , ee sidered. Diagnoscs oT treatment of dividual cases not be given. Cr METER) LUTr—Section 1. Memoria! Park, CLUB SI) ES—Acres, real bargain. all front- + N fac reseonabie ai W._Lexis 2 “oes NIEHAUS—-Entered inio rest on Thursday. | 0 ee ie Pe 1) Nitro-glycerin is an picture of tne skull may also be | $150___Box_B-36._Fom_-tieretc®. Park an Tg te ap ty 45 Satan bean mens oo. he w- oF August 25, 1923, at 9:10 a. m., George J.) for the many beautiful fiora! offer ‘| mann blood test, 4 cause | plaster ever the heart, or paintin 1253R. 3302A_phenandoa eli JII8A Tyler | Seating Tuesday 2 Nieters, beloved husband of Mayme L. Nie- MR. AND MRS. W. A. Di ‘KMAN f the nose and eyes. for the -| with foal ight be tried S |} 22908 a good lots, | RESORT—Fishing and family; about 50 Dnt ERO OUTFIT—-Cheap; no 5 p. m., lectures, messages. 4234 tere inee Eliieon), dear father of Mae, Sal- | >. Le A a sine trouble described. An X-ray | dine, mig e trie CEMETERY ee: Have few Son miles from St Louis; can accommodate AIRDALE—Lost; cn einesday used. 1918 Keokuk : ‘e RCH DIVIX a lie. Loutse, George Jr.. Thomas and Ned We wish to thank our many relatives and ; ee ed ah nae tee ona. "Pont-Disoe teh ing. or yy ‘ha electri Tight plant, . aie DLEK WAG AGON— - AS K—Tues. Dp. ™m.; ZDUTS | Nisters, dear son of Mrs. Mary G. Nieters | friends for their kindness and sympath a iN MEMO LoTs- sect 1 and 4 Memorial Park pm ag IO gy TE LE Loat fang a, m. ages Fr —. Fri. * rp. m. 2705 (nee Sanders). “and the inte gt ager the loss of our dear husband and gr 3 _ CARD OF ‘THANKS RIAM Cem i ae leg ving city Call we 1 mere sp men, — vomineen. S Por further | AIREDAL Lindell Ww a : dear son-in-law of Mre ara ison an William Shaw, for the } a In memory of my husb nd, father. = relist ' > are Bee CAR . sgton brace inounted nals — —# THEOMONISTIC CHURCH—/our dear brother. brother-in-law and uncie. ferings. Also the Rev. Father. any a and Friday, 2 p. m.: Wednesday. 8 | age 52 years. Undertaker Mr. Fisher and pallbearers, | friends for we peacefully Aug. 27, 1922. CEMETERY LOTS—5 choice, adjoining sec-| 3805 § Broadway. BAG—Loet. sliver mesh. . 3 arers. : us Sadly missed by tion 3, kewood Park; bought at wo RES ee, ees Se Yee oe trunk Lee, _Sue_er_ Unie Tine. cost for vor 2401. | line of railwey and one of the great na- — NiES—¥. i nega et. Mra. Gressinger. 1 from the family residence. 2702 MRS. ESTER SHAW AND FAMILY. (c) | shown us in o ; weer weet ay , a ! , ‘ON - ULS——3851 Aas: “g * miieen ave. Tuesday. wy 28. at &:30 ~ == eh ie. of ey beloved meiner law, BREW — ee ee en “_— Fate ‘ell, ag actual Grand 455. or 246 tional nighweye apes through the or - " ; @ark circle; Wed., ri., ; : h to « labvary sister-in-law. mo : wish , ‘ ey ae _fale. pa op- ; a. m., to St. Leos « “hurch , thence . ° nt we also R i ¢ Ceel - o t. Fr 7 ~{ ‘de | my friends and ‘peaatived for their kir . to thank the Rev. . the "NITY SPIRITUALIST CHU RCH | Peters Rr. No. 60, W. C. U., 8 rancis pressions of sympathy shown us a Cee l emasel ing words. the t bearers and for tery, vote, tn, eect cections in the pa my offering IVES. (c) In memory of our dear son. Edward Ees| Phone Webster 28 ropenes (bitte ‘tor . | en. ; TR N the pal : li, Bervices Thursday. 7:30 p.m. | Bales Benevolent Society and Holy ‘Lee's sad bereavement in the loss of my dear! beautiful floral D RELAT -——— wife, Nora Wagner: also for the beautiful CHILDREN AN Mueller, who died two years ago. Aug. 28, nN © of present earn Hox Pa Pest - Diepatch. fel) inte BAR PIN—Teaat, services Wednesday. 2 p. ™M../and St. Vincent de Peul Society of St. fon) ; floral offerings. and the Rev. Breen f hi ae 1921: Hi Cemete ‘a ~. 1 appreciation Surrounded by friends. we are lonesome. | Au} el ill ry s TE FOR HUNTING LOPGE— #40 acres. acres, 2 rewars. 2 uF, A - BARPIN—Lost_ rt . 3 te ne et , . a oro ~ Se ee = aus i... at? xchange | . Mre. Carroll. pastor and oars. Parish. penton 21 63 Prarre a ) | MORGAN—Entered into rest, suddenly. on ‘consoling words and Wacker-Helderle Un- tf and. Renton a ear 8ST S fr UNION—Me.- ’ ’ 23. at 4 p. m.. Willis der king Co. for their efficien - . desire to express a ereatfu 7 | pit PON Y—Saddie and read) geo ge, BY pro asive | RF, yh “of Ticrenee E. and 1 WAGNER, HV SBAND. “Sp. Sis. for the many oe ~ sy rad A 4g on our fore. al a beast =? (MAXWELTON PARK) PERPETUAL CARE’ miles west of Bourbon at ston re : ai Panton ieaton Jette ion hari and Claiborne Morgan, aged Pe ‘c) bowed cman = the logs of my beloved wife. | Aching and longing for vou To be St. Louls’ finest cemetery. St. Louis on the Frisco; \% mile a the 303 - “Theresia Scholl. I wish to qovecially | ek ee ee __ 4829 Deimar- Forest 4513. (cB) fe eg River, nearly all of the land tg O’Fivnn for the SISTE pene. INGER R. CO. Jefferson & Gravois. AXD PONIBS—44-inch: | y dats. 6122A Faston, Welleston | ard, Allen, Earl and Giaiborne Morgan, Rs roe. ; sonable: gentie; excellent fer | |4 years, 3 months an ay ih ne Our sincere and heart- Rey. Fathers Reif an fA°R Ra : wa . ° REDEMPTION. 3137 South , th nily | t( thank® to al! our relat: ves and many f surance and consolation. to the | — Maa behead BE —aes , ‘ Funeral will take place from the famly friends who so kindly extended th words of as ‘ to Math Eso 7. if of mile | d or th kind service. ory BEF SUMMER FR RT—Regutiful: \ mile eir sYN- nalibearers for e! In memory of our dear ,mother, Mary | yY Y front Ps Little Pt y River: five cot- ‘The Cemetery ‘and neroft LAND PONITES—all k | ay. & ~. ™ e # inue, on Sunday afternoon, Aug. ~ at ~ | ment in the iogs of a dear wife and mothe . na efficient service and for the fre- : . 1: re Tr. teous and efficient & friendship ex- She bade no one «a iast farewe! ; Drive out and see Oak Grove. r o4-by to none. ‘Unusual.” Finest location and = ~ nedwv “tavinrrien " s Interment in Valhalla Cemetery sieter. sister-'n-ls nd ¢. ve 3 : a : = Ma Hirech, mediums. — Murphysboro (Ti) papers please copy’ ‘c) | heautiful flora’ offorine: we eopeciaily s = “the me ny abi scHoLL. Her loving heart has ceased to as mente with perpetual care without cost. waene & r r. | 2 | Before we knew it she was gon | j locations may be wn 'o’ —Entered into rest on Friday. | dertaker Wr oat r | lots now while choice a te xchange Bete beite aacanartored br ths Ptate of | O'CONNOR eaters, P85 Brew, Thomas | CHAN MASTERS ANE EATS peinttEe a *| And crise cur Searest Salk "OM |. joment (betes, ToT pucse Cire Saal. Ny feed condition : n Tne saa K. T Beary : * aw ft. : Waook— ack: spring, pane! ton: Set SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION | Dennis Hagegarty. in his forty-third yes lin our sad loss of our beloved husband and iceed by .his loving wife. Se lie | CEMETERY LOTS—In beau- | Wanted une Mathias boo Hiel * mt CHURCHE Funeral from People’s undertaking and = prother, James Mumpton. medly. ee tin the aN AND SISTER. i | Vy iv 7 we iF | CAMBS BRBSE AGON—-Ligh jow tops RGINIA OGAN. | Im loving memory of our dear daughter | tify] Memorial Park; owner | Valley Park or Drake. Write Daw: OA aes aa, Cae, f spring, - low 0 ad - o'clock; Thursday €Ve- | Monday, Aus. 77. at 1 = he ‘ i ~ MRS. EVANS, Sister. {c) N od | ii red 7 1 ~ oy = — ? turial in & nn away Aus acemana eddler's farmer's STAR CENTER—3630 Thologan (Cemetery. Normands ‘. of our darling son and ee cots en ana will wet ctes : Ve ‘ah ' ,' . ° ‘. ‘ "1842 Aetin ke new, ay % 7S. =:30 p.m. Sire. Soboth ROBBEN—Entered into rest of Saturda) re} The ind P rienae + or . go ee! . Gone but not forgotten. with ane eo loving. kind and t ws 4 , : How =" 5. wee = part with you. K-169, Post-Dispatch. (e99) CID MEMBERSHIFE— Mem wultable all purposes; surries, stor With State and Nationa! As- | Robben (nee Kruessel), dear father of | iiother, Mary Edwatds thee Boean ~ | or soctal club, tmeetings, dancing, etc. = Joseph, Bernard. ih. Rev Father Watson fo- hi sonnel In loving memory of ted ene a co CLUB ME ay hg stocked re- 7 age by In loving memory of Joseph H. Robben | ‘ st. Frencis Riv ntle. for children. | + Thu Guetherman. pastor. She sald gc | She A eee Ant oe | SRMURCH OF CHRIST THE ''NIVERSA Rev Ieibner fog his Rind words and Tn- | offerings Son is . pd a 7:30 p. m. - on brother of Katherine — IN ‘MEMORIAM | We love you and we miss you ) branches a WAGON AND HARNE all welcome. 3634 vomee oo We FY | =| Gus Diehr. arlington. 3 Mo. dition: $20, s ae, 830 ' T CENTER—4237 Mc- burial vault chapel. ’ Olive street road. MRS. MUMPTON, Wife. . a ate Lililan B. Ottermann. who 149 w - ye. — =. — 1 mei. Ka ch aioe 1169 Walton av. ee. Mra Asemar at Catherine's Church. Burial in St. ann’ ee eres 27. 1922: leaving city; will sell at big} Bites oer. Manone Cie Sys - a oelfel, who departed this What arief we felt since that day. | sacrifice : write at once. Box | i; ee pee Artington. " ORGAN EPIRITUALISTS August 25. 1923. at 1:10 p. m., Herman | ,., pathy shown us in our s&d bereavement SISTER. ) : ~ gecon > open, ta IZED SPIR ' _— ef husband of Elizabeth . : ae AND (c Badin | Robben,” (new Kruessel). mother, Mary Edwards thee Brennan’. also —- PARENTS. SISTERS AND BROTHERS. | | ; Bot U°308_Fost-Duspetek George, Herman Jr., ' enry. Willtem J. Stack, top buggies, ouble. “* nheas - Stableman, > H N ot bene TP : | "Lote oth thine Elizabeth and John Robben. and our dear | words. the pallbearers and Nap. , all who ae —=—--—- 4 : Bet clinic io W. Courtols st.. | father-in-law and grandfather, age 54 o- par ee Bt = today. Sadly ‘ who departed this Tite suddenly two years | | ' lly residence, offerin lov m. : ; SAFES ~ Wetnesdaye & Dp. m. Mrs! Funeral trom. the jomday August 29, at; WILLIAM EDWABDS. AND FAMILY. sete |» Fou are gone, but not forgotten, EWMAN FLO be , ; ~—IL46RA famoszt i Church. thence ) » mory of our Gariing little, Nor wtll you ever be | BAPE ar Herrtng- . ye | > m. Mre. oe Pues: S “38. Manor ao hr. emevery. Deceased . pee as Oe, a rereeré Greer ober. > | As long as iifé and memory last. 3720 OLIVE bargain: ales motors. 82° | , ish ta D. x “Ico i a member of the St. Bernard's Benevo- “to a triente em relatives for jhetr feral den rted thie life two years amo. Aus. 30. | We will remember thee. . a LINDELL 196. DELMAR f27T. ‘c89) * specmdepaaad . ; . ¥ . Soctety. ~ offerinas and kind expressions of , athe BERNARD J. ROBBEN A) AMI and used; Mre. Vierling. (Cherokee, nen an Gastne Ge Gna henent ammemt tn ae Saély migeed Xko "ter mother PC EHER In memory of our dear n Rafe Co,, 421 n e son yes a red into rest on Saturday. Aug. | ~ 2 Jd end brother. —. Sun- be Margaret Quinn a= of — ar —_e ae ane , sf Geo ! CH—Beginning firet Bun 25, 1923, at 2:30 a. m. i smman . | but loving ng memory of our one! Wittiing. Ged called home five years | OFURC uber at 21 54 Bremen av.. 3 P ). beloved wife of the late Pat- Ha 4. ‘| In ont. t (nee Gresory) o | fc r their beautifu isting “ brother. am 2 80, ri- riek Quinn. — at Union No a as Hole ke tor bis beloved and life = tian ago. vue ; contin ri, WSS. acstast fr | "ae nied . “| un | D. m. Mra, Pabet. Thursdays, Walsh, Mre. M. F. | Srtcient. eervi - . ' M AND SISTER. Dp m. at 26R1A Rauschen- Gregory and our dear | | MRS. GEORGE c. ACSA a | one oa es law. memory ohn O'Keefe, thiré anni- is ed 7:30 a. m. Mon- | CH—4509 N. 20th. place Srome the family | raase at p.m. _ Milas Wheeler. ore aeraces : | T wish to eupene my sincere thanks to my ony. ee ee as at Notre Dame Chufch, Well- a ga teeded. sroung Hie “throne Y. «| ee PHUHKC' —3RN Wee Marcesa. onds ; gt 8:30. a. : : “ie 7 30 p. m. Mrs. Ecker, Thursdays. “Oe Church. Interment in Calvary - rte ~% Algabi! Loder = scala THER a « pemamgl : ? | . & RA. M. Ascaies Com JAMES AND GEORGE CARSLOUX. In loving memory ef my dear wife and * wo lee ! lt a ll Camella New York City papers please copy. {c7) ; Oo. § xt x or. = ‘ ‘a lage G LUeedare. 2:30. — ou Bb ow ro Me 4 S.. Alhambra : brance of our dear Irma. | eet a. Nag +9 peice | oe a i Union P at on she . Sw waa [aid to two years age, Aug. Ouec and Emma Schelihardt | ’ Se (nee Pieper) > decor grandson, nephew and mS “ire Often our eee w= Go wanéer to the creve not ~ r= Where ther cousin. age 3 years. ‘d i thy Funeral from ? ae Ji ee g an offerines S a ecmpany . fs ~ : -* A . oat. oe - ici ha “Gens. C. CHRISTMAN AND SON. MR AKD

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: 3 ? $B post pisPATCH. _ 325 MEN, WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment—PUT THEM TO WORK: 38 — ee ——= = — . ere or | ONS_MEN,BOYS SITUATIONS_—MEN, BOYS SITUATIC &OST AND FOUND (CARPET CLEAN'G_UPH'LST'G ae PAINTING | GAS PIPE CLEANERS ’ ' " _- SITUATIONS—s second hand on | MAN AND WIFE—Sits ; colored: desire YOUNG MAN —Adending — clic Eien orycalora, tom gry rage | cand bent of inde. wyryychens; satiatacten (S180, works euarantent SS Besley. Trade Schools 2, OS: SS Pepe” | SSE Ss S| ae see ~ oa Mae : Tr ge a “> Calm Crags — a Mex Coe.. 31. gvaerarteed Forest 2719 gasfitter. 3412 Thomas. Central 83) Ox STL DENTS—Fall new BOOK K ESEPER—sI- eormpetent to keep —____ ; — 2 SSR, Bomomt +528 ees iNT RALOR i NT! : : etc. Linde. c for 7 =e enroll no ia /ucrative sma. . eos of boo xs give monthiy state MAN-—3iI«.; Ban agen middle-aged retired sition . oi a under Votan b Ox ure? ; ~ = , ; ; : , ; Bull ¥ fs | aa Lon a2) 7: “Oat ae. Pie aan Pa -— ; light work. Box K- * PAaAde , =e - , iy : ° . . 4 33 a. : -" - = “aa ather ¢@epere scien ~ __ bright | ners. 4451 (ifwe. Lan rel , i Material guaranteed wt nn 4549/ PR O Bb E Ss S I O NA St. Louis «Xa mination Sent. . : Bow : ; eaning. paint washed. fleors waxed. pa- UNIOR Sal MAN- SU 14694 Clive at | THE} a. 1 re Tema ‘ris : ARES RS TOS ae. PS, ON MS (e2) $1800 yearly. Write P. Oxzment, St. ’ t fees reasonable. efiictent serv. r cleaning. house cleaning ef all kinds. FICE EXPERIENCE ; CHUK tR—Loet) vporsu tts Nu rete r 2817 Grand of IN TING : ; . a | _=meciately. 8 Phone Cabeny 8°42 -= m., Lindell 3150. tOCNG MAN—sit_- "s waiting rex , rd | rt ) . - Jf ag oe ‘ teed | e 3 «ES TRI-TIY BARBER COLLEGE — Tuition BOOKKEEPER—Sit.; experienced sudying ; iu: 27 yes ; € - with a firm which ~~ —e ' — $25 t trict! acounting. desires position in &. Louis; tion ; ‘ence: epen for Willing worker Delimonte Hote! _ it] -~ : , ' PAINT! at reasonabi ce — éani P ~s ee - . - 4 ; : : ' ‘ = . ‘he ' = o4 Tro- . : . - Ub ABFEEs— los y ever : : Out ri : Ts. must be position with prospects of Pp itio iz. ider stlary to B-O5. Post-Disnare AEPES— Lost. in ci is CLEANING BND DYEING SRINTING cad Fier iene —“* ; | | ~ - woe 5O pe Se Pe i}, consider smaii 3 — — -— --- = or > men Re wa : : Ww ™ , ; , - ——— oe ate are] = , in clerical — : ——S 3s - TH et to » sheil : (MAAU At , “, md ) a effec 2 should see me before enreliing in ¢t! have had 5 years’ etperience | wi car. , iat window , — — exy ’ -? : ; ; - -_—- ——___ —__ (Ore 3 éaicy c : College cof Law and Finance One work can furnieh best reference Bor to = Pg mee city —_ : —! om = _ at . - _ = ee rom ’ . . aaa 2 -~s - * : pen ~ _ ca e for sale cheap. Box D-4] Poet-Tienatch perience and references; married; 30. For- ——— BO Y—@it ev colered: elevator Dev or perter est 3SS09R = . = vr; : ’ a - " - chantred _ Andel! 4 41s. . MA N—SI' coiored; reliaDie: wants vost- ae —@ ' : dasly Sc. San. 5 oo ao ae. - . a4 Boy —sir.: i9 years. would itke to tiem: a anc wWateiman;: wiil Keep piace , ' ms - _— : —o — SO = - -a-7n Address Robt. L.. clean, Wiliam Sumiin. 2330 Pine. Bo- he. esi Fat rer eesr ——- ATTORNEYS 47 Law RALINTERTTPIN' (OME _Nihherich. 1515 Obeas at mont 1129. Sox" D- 260 : ee send >; da ~ 4 PaRE TY . cTCHE 3} s hel ot lil- MAN—Position Sy married man. moving to ff Neh-GRADE > t ea | 3. Fear keeping. Chamber of Commerce work 28d tion. desires = pom ion w= _cor-espondence Bor D-t74 Post-Dits. tor: best LITERARY PE 'R St Dr! ert garages aleenp- ¥vAN— —3i 24 years of age. college and ee rON——Shor« story writers, efc. ei rena ring descriptions. traffic ‘graduat e with office and — manuscript. S50c per ~ fam ifax ano 4 experience. desires conmection with lor 2 one arson copy: | CARPENTER—Sit.; carpenter work. generai | firm: traffic position preferred; reference. “Mannie Hester Watts, house repairing garage: new. Lindel] _Box 3-407. Post-Dispatch. a Tras MA N—Sit 26 vears oid: college educa- SARPENTER — ——— - —- ion and expertenmced salesman. desires -4 Sit. : mnection with reliable organization. net vate vear ¢ - a ine — a _ ~~ 4 a , Wee ~ ae — MEDICAL I ne Fe - Tee” * * pecessarily tm sales department. Box D-341, QITUATIC A rapor bath and massage will § —————— —-—— Post-Dispatch. BOO = ; ; . eM AR PEN TER—S!t f you want good work. - ARE EPER—siz fall febare ™ J Pl bi REPAIRI: v your feet and Keep your there a reasonabie orice and peau 8 tention, “4 ocliege (Roner) graduate ofters serv- stant or clerk . [eae ft wee: with | rsa D ¢ f a i Centrac w me ' ; — — + : . 205 New Market Bank Bids. “‘sifax 3AT? 44-9 Koes h i ais is eae ces for literary. historical or other ve- BOOKEE = —- F : "5 : = . Tsar eo , , g wea: . aif. . — oe, , :' — ws in i 209) = = search. or im preparing speectes, says A AL EPER—asir : — ; : = & as. M ' ow aa, SEs “tf oa : — ae * 4 _~ as assistant ct pubiic accountant. in after- “ws noon from 1 to 4. student. age 26. Bax Keener. . — : ; ee Post-Dispatch a4. ) fice, Bemes a . = -*& “352: ~~ = — VAPOR MASSAGE ————— a on , — : - 3 rill give relief -- SENT: utile sit.. jobea ‘arge = eel : . lady : —————— aan: Coe MAREET BANK nial Li a:s0 repairs; concrete GWden. ga- ' ™ crm: * erupaL--—"'" . wbite oa rages. sieep ing pore ! kin rt family work. reaseonabie. te T MO tE R I N | = , a is . ; ret rTences rad oni Bet calferences STA \" (; ) or goed | ee ' a fa ¢ firm 7 3 ees — aon: on ~ . . ~~ . a . ’ if " ; wn y. ry - - .= ° ; 2 it. —= ‘ : —s it mawwarwe quieted = . rT. Franc oe nn ana } : =1 cy cuiered we mz S oeins T vursday + - hs * > 6 2 a ~— - a : = . ~s Ditspaer: ch - » eu TT — a middie-aged marmed man . : ee ———_ clared “ryt -leah tne hand!i ng ef . = - : gh. . ' : a ' : : NS. Theresa. 5 a M eabila fi eon r= — em att STORAGE *©ND MOVING PATENT—For sale. fust m=sued on auto 4 » w_— nd ney 3 te vy. honesty : riety as, ¢ ~hristian family New Yor J hits : hie *ss0Tr. r any car Boz D-7¢6 Poet : _*s nrz 232 Al na! ‘t. Ss . ' Eiche! berger: Phone Bell Riv- phone M fay. Li , ; ; > o 7 wT, “—_ as a : feuntain an -_ onl os - ALL kinds of drawings : inventi: er cr. en EER—#sit.; er construction = \OVA—Sit. by colored gtrt, dancing Sundar ro —*- and every «vre- fected - rte . made cial machi superintendent; 8 years experience; wish- LA! it.: 37 years of age. married. food cooséing and _ 4 ex “enDt Vv r care Aém aeton. men Asc g et — o ~ o with » : _ ~- work er ie nentl) 208° relerences , mar- a appearance. Ww as pee *) Tt “eo fe erences Tall Linde: adies 28c. including +ax Free !nstructions ing: let us rar oa ar ted. Box D-159. Post- Uispatch. 4 : ty “oe? _ R. G ne r 825 _ COOK—#it. every Tuesday anc Friday evenings FH ' 4a ws SOR inten ae ban A’ »ere. Wer (-®) - “ert , , . oe “ a: ~ hare general office experience ———___ -_— rT=> BTA! r vic nd oder $$ S$ - : — be giad to hear from a “reilabie -_-_--—-_ ——_ “asnier man DETECTIVES station: references. rr 2.umicum ls, Stanley. W D— ohn at‘ornevs. NAME THE 4 VD oS) oe SO ee Pees ; n E ~ LAS \G AN § & ‘TAYL OR LADY ETECTIV s—1I i iag. in or @ Wash'n 9 oe a ; ee ae : SA 7 : +. Tr: r OF. r on Pett alia: ae . = —s — ~— AUS : eleva: : = ck GOO ME WHAT YoU } rs Di u : ac of al round zate ~ OF PAST. DTP a TCH of use hoi 3 ; .20r . 0 — ~ iin . ) . . : ua > . guage _Forest - . tese—Waats olan ENGINEER—Sit young Mra. _ Jonas. __. m engineer'ng or pro- 7 oe “= a - children. > ‘i = ¥ -. Ee usiness has @ story: yours ww _ , { - ae = . . i. Ys =! it n "Y ‘on. ’ have better price, , ae ts rt Tha vork even’ 77 °Y =xS) . KI: ane i" . .o- : a ogee. : ae rvice than the next f-llo,., all eis. : + ’ Lé tT, ; : pi - ity Ins a. "our trade shouid be toid of it In =very pos- ry. sAne@s ' a — ——-— . . ' Advertising cennot g@dd ene ios = : JRA PH ER—Sit t anything. it merély conviaces ¢ : ' ; - Best references. ' . of merit which already exi — j , atau rw ~ f a te o hic A : does not consist enticcly ¢« Post-Dis | DGHAPHER—Si« Freight Fo warding SEWING WW: _At hom by ——o our idea 7. : ni “LER ~ a r. There are now lying negiect- = ey : _ FURNACES. Bene ero. L, ANt 4 \ > ray! ‘ RR .>bany Ww . ; motn u ie : 2 Pr) er. eo ¢ } : oy ok, 7 many ; ; hoesting a2 house ‘a q . ‘ . , « eure : _" . — : ater wve! . : wt -Dtspatch : : . polite nd ti lam seck ? : r . —_ : end : HAPHER—3 vears : tr ; t 15 - _ aed “tty . ood oO led a ut = S liar 1 , tee ~~ mut of Ot Rex Terr woet-& XY A " . _— ett Re? hom gg on Fron eT 3 TTORAGE & MOVIN ) : bine on LERK—=i a . a ne meen x ne er —— Jo. ~ TOR AGE & V[ a i; ct Z : ung an mn some =. aes “ _ ~? : . bad 7 i oi be ™~ 7 c : 2995 WwW wed ane ft : or ins T RUC T Ion ‘abie rm. where w ‘fancement countg on eal on ’ _ . a iT] a > ~-y Cal ate 7 a ene We ety Ol "4 eee ramen, | exoecas Yan —_ “FORE DELMAR 216. ANY person of negi= cal PROFESSIONAL me Nan i 2; Rave © yeaew e®- “story right. I cam furnish you with a _mont 2296w. - . MAPHER—at a's rT ere - : . ~ » P S , " ; ; ‘ ro) a? rt . i. * " . - ee ~- Pre : : eet 1 “e , MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES you are pianuing re to ¢ cet : R. read! ing. | Sno . OREILLY bess 3 t the | @ clim> up. Bex Rls | comple “e organ, a monthiy -atalogue. GIRL—Sit.; colored. for ia ee terre Bea Pe nt tnnnee: nn wus or th uth > you f: hrm ' ia ! eit torr. “ a . sree mag sts a a ' nat! of both, of Gret quality. | { “wees una)! 7 - _ ads _———__ —___ es ee ee . ; he hus s off = — } plain cooking. Luctile -. “iseratadt Mf * . re ockemithipg. 01 ne eiephon , ion, : » ’ —20 ; ;* ' . . tT Ter r t fyll value from — _—— “Tr-" @sé4R. WOMAN —To as Rai Ker ' ; ; e 219 c “RO: ml 4 : aa “9% a ~ = sais Wien aah ~~ rie! ial ular, wast ef. can put an — — —- . ——— + — : a ; gia : _— ~~ R spare ‘im can fur- m t riz 1 Having made «a re- VGIRL-—Wishes to do he baby 65245 “Nor P .rertising an . merchanditing cannot peak English. ‘ : s : “4 —— | £1 imerviews with tuntretds of man- isth _ st. mar. ll tal references STOVE REPAIRS cient he ‘donations of money. bous-- relephone Forest 6: SCTOR—cit.. nave own machine: good) throug ' rf Pine Jn O8 I 40TH w . terenc : ’ mmission 3 turers and welesalers, I ask oniy a few HOUSEG IRi---Sic. by cols = B RAUL ER SI 'p PL 4 Ot nother and feu: Zul 108: *. Sth st nutes to prove my know!letge of profitable vor’ or maid: ne laundry. = ee a : , oc : rE ; ax iycity -150. Post-Dispatch. mu s#Ktz:RL—srt oy cotored clace _ , J : : : — : , whe Coor kes hin rm ru ‘Ss : rt : pti ana *. ‘ ;” ie ee 16-231 N Thiet’ et . —— . : ae : : . 4 . a . : LF i f axed “3S. am- ane _ Rist, WATCH tT =. a = : . r-WATER HEATER ‘STRUCTION ; mmuni pecial. Sit >. 32 . ous, with business experience, wants CFFICE — BOOK K EEPER—sir : lousework: star on ;, ; tik wont Phureda y ———— = — a a % ‘eo prnee ag — ee fe with me one t nt to study |: Dy tion rin ust for int lates : connection ‘th tinancial institution. PRox vears old U years experience: sem HOUCSEGIALS—=s nes . — . neral waite guid, reward Mi Sidney I1G0LW. ~ tre or = Eo : HOGAN HE . Cc ‘° vt ce course. | P } r this specta. ISELLA |} 2. Jo. FPost-Dispate! img expertence; $1275 te $150. ‘ for } eo wr py Bars. / om iz , ~ a — - . _ . 2 : om “ : OREILGN eee pom a sonmetinendaiiianen 24aR Oiivia E Be i : Lin ON R Pr] = ve - 4 Past -Disnat = sau Ml —— pos 4 . Bow . K-25. ——— —_—— —_— -_ = °? ruis Poor ri r Amer'can : 45 aniiecenettentindias — —————— ane : iT Tid cr , cad KE > si : and shipping clerk "HOUT SeKEEPER lored. wants wer’ Sa : we : . “i —— : ‘ salary 3 ; at ; : 0 ' Be, > Der. Ti : 3 —Ai. by ¢ % ~ ate t . 7334. WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC. repose : m SUPERFLUOUS HAIR = ¢ S™p, "ar 20 2 e eve «i :|_@ 3ox_B-186. Post-Dispaten. eT a Cali Rement_ 2356 Dat . Te oe a nee ' my : 7 ‘ase care @ i Tome. Cee, 2 tae we ——~ | Removed by 1 > [hon M A N—S; ducate m iddle-ag= ante 7 "4 : payee Mn ert 7a Hoc JEKEEPER—Sh a ee ape: . 4 , " . | 4 : an ; Sermene . Senay pa! TB jer — Os 1i- r . ~s a . ag i w = , ' ontTract ~~ Jon Tr roomin house. Forest = 5" Q. " roe «>? a | the : rh: rh, ‘ La: ite- e+ a scars . referen a eet : : nstitut mn 2a ‘tmor. > H Ta" —ens : - . sa fact ~= ‘ Oo D-34:2. Post- SAT SPL E a ors : v — Uri EAEEPER—=sir mam MISS AIDA L. MAYHAM ‘famace: PAINTER—Sit_. work Jone prompt and cor- | alone Bee Bear peed - +t — t. reasonable. Forest 4536 4507 HOUSEKEEPE ~ te ELECTROLOGIST : : Vas 3 oii gg mee or. . —— _ — | > 248 ay ‘OR. PERSE! saame os : —— PIANO PLAYER—Sit.: experienced danre 2 ersity © ; , oe Ee om g J er - Of Cc , m ellin ity tu ». dar Tecate, . ool aay mm work with orch , Phese Wreiown 34 R be. 0 other con ; = , pais,” — ve ee ; a. ; EE - ape ion fount nacnine t > 28 Disma teh. ora oe HUCSEKEEPER—+#i:. voung $i a REWARD for or rath — =e 1 - — 7 , DF RATING. wit sil Beaut ult ae P - ~ —_—____— a fn. ——_ AG Semcon SS pree "gal 9: in refined home. oon | urd —— : —e orice rou « for che- ; my IN om ESMAN—Small side ‘ine. varty ma k- mg auto trip South and West; 15 years Box PD- t54 Post -Digs aT KEEP eA mtaneneas ryt i wun =e? + LESMAN—Sit to locate with reais vam ta coiewenut tion: resuite Box B-S6 Poet-Disca’ch . Hot SEER EEPER 7 Hots a —s SALE S=MAN-—With experience om road and with —_ ¥ work. with Al references saiary Teferences Rex F.?n8 sINEER—= si: oermanent and "“Ormmmission. Box D-* 292 Poat - Dts. ‘HOUSEKEEPER—air. , cn pa Die, ~¥ . : ee , ~ bh. ae a “ry ‘ue : miy ‘ rmodat im! - “— - ; i eter : 1002 aniy s tt S.A t — 4 N—Sit experterced @ru | home: speaks German and F = $4r lime das’ ¥. ' GR av TwT ae > €t? ove? 7 4 ma ‘3 _— ~~ Bc . - 2 = 2 I . - — - : ‘ > pi or ‘ : ' , A ) . ; . ~' “Bo ) 9 a mae See SS eee a — . ~ | _hum Se HUMAN WRECE 3 _ fifticult Dp pe work at one-! ity ma an goed record: salary. Box > act enger. Madison, Ut. Clever : Vee = ; over - min a - —_ Sfp) “a 7 4 ; ' *? ’ ‘ ’ . » " LJ oe = T2 . . . — = a . > ; “a | sau ; 3 l . } Theat ar i - 5 and S| -4 9 os salmary and expenses +‘ 4 om wit Rox 2.48 t—-Dispatech r 1 “ | ret. > — 7 , a , SAL ESMAN—#!t. young nan with succe%ee- He SEK EEVER ==? W isteow. : a _ “ . — ‘ ' ; . J ; . ilse PA NCing n 4 ; y¢ oa. . ; a wants to keen house “or . § 2 . rata " tr : . - Stew in , . . ’ . ‘ _ ‘ . e ¢ e% . ° _~ . ~ . . . “ o I Dp “2 Tt re ‘adie on hr « ae by Sone ent re ~y —, ~~ : , : _ - a Seams ee ene B, a Ford. Phone Beil salery or drawing emeian Ros aged: expertenced: 7 F. ~.ae ~witabia. tmeallie BRE KLAYING and tuck pointing ne ' 7 : . : . an wr > ' . , . ; = ae eal T2320. Post-Dispatch. B-377 ter h * , wen édauhter 15 years, ‘o ne + iin — —— eee Ef | .G } Painting. piastert: wall ‘ Oliv 52 or sorration ca: af bil ~. n°! on. geen, 7 @ metherteas heme bie Ty ter sae: SN 6PIPE_mecondha: — amen ani — ~~ 5008 Kensin | [OV'NG > 5 [AcHIN == AN! E mt. and vraintenance man SALESMAN—#It.- can rou use aggressive. bite ; , MM. 7804 Latgyetts BRICKLATING en SneRe and comet ven Whand : her ost " — ond! » General Speciaity Co. te gee Reh gy ily uigh-grade Al specialty? Strong (ntroeduc- ho Fs Sere, ene waterpreefing. a ihtin ™ . st rm J , - ~ mand . : ~ . Lid wn epairin D-? 1mm RA. au.0 accessory. weil oe n ; . ° 5 . eh P ~ ow . ats - . ‘ : . - . . a : : _— : . : . he aute emi fa in : » 7” . — * 7 ot _ = . ’ : is _ . - enti vite 7 ge ‘ ie > . . ' : . . a n erritory. Wishes to hear _ , : . " > : . , * ’ 7 . : ° : ’ . : is oe , fr . -_ , 7 > = ™. — yee _ ~~ mo? -—o we dowss e Studio ° ‘ > (Pe OR INTERTYPE# E | as of ifn est of reference. Box G- — TT LAD ¥—— iy “K POINTING —Cieaning. stain: my ' RISG-—AB ' : cR . ) , , : era’ttoms prom ; ., = : rr -s ~- eo rie Di Ine d > = eueee > tnceiniens walle prevented. Taxes - prom ggndeg to. Sunday and 3473 eat | - = and Fa. 4 a : it Xperience on machine, a ot Sa Tay aperiemeee | a — POINTING —and eon OS ~~, “ } , , : . -* si Pa : = 4 =v! sane ie: ett) ate 3 4 | SURO TRIN i. . _ TOUET ARTICLES. ETc. NLS A i) nm 4.20 —_ tial saat eh) Re 5 9) ad. out-of “own Bn ayy - - "s. S60 Marian one. ‘. settler bande | rr tiee_ Cs Re I A PE a gy rege ne A. "nstruct ~ -§ WOULD ithe ev ery indy to try my “Softex ...™ - Re. renine ond 7 ‘a: na : tI ANAGER. BUT ONE : if desired: ROPRACTIC pointment day or evening. a alire chin: ) “s ext wt : AND [IS MAINTAINING t-Dis revfing conmcret Lirepractic ~ 4 Disparc! ~- : LADY—Sitt. as cashier: — euree > «a ; : ; -- . _ But . al mer T : . ‘ . . bs arce an eve ~~ “er er se . ) niddle-aged knows ‘ul L217 “J. _ 7 write B E.. ws WS Garages : and porches » t | ” | = ~ . ; | b] 7 ‘_- ; PE ; f > : ' ‘4 , . = —~ - : : - " . ' — : - = - .¢ - - . 33 eRe PREPARETOENROLENOW || WANTED | 22s "S: ST. E2S-ce™ Pope fie oe ae ene a : i ewning ar fore nae whale or tt Sity 7 be at NDRESs—sit by | . —— —— pa Bex B-77. Pr st Dispatch 7 AR’ ' . BE : AY rT _ wees . * : yl Forest , 7 ~ SOOKE = 3 » red eu , ‘4 a : ——— —- ee . ' . ~ , oo f . — ER re bulliting tenant » minted cheerful- GO0MS papered $800 up oa —— sund. Write “at : S eS Mee sae re pare —— ~ i LACNDR¥S8—aic by & Ree" Bet salary. c Ri— Bui ders ; Wet ' SIE _ cn rork at Bom 378) TTROP! ~ COLLEGE. 0O1 . outa i . Murry 40°89 Cottage VIALTY SALESMAN—Sit_ expertenced ences. $37.15 ose day. . - iter ~~ - ~ ~ — / G we fF ' Selid agate. chree ‘lines sSe ’ : ; watis work of . . owns ar: wants joh Rex D-219. P -D — — ——- J : , : as “ire re = neal A LDR PSS. fire . uf —s ue TIO Saat -efe-e--s@ Linpdelf N, i@ houses made © mt pore . be bee ae rr) 7 OMS seo ' ° . 3 QP ov RT = = ; ’ - - 7 “= . ~- , — 4 : : _— ; . - Box 2. é. . F - _ e ~ aT’ ONA! : we AIN ER— Ai: ntti ae oom ee a oe tereare Breen -«& ; - 08 wid Sa : 4 Res re) heal 48° : — .? _ . * , . ; 7 y = enae __ seed referee - Tox . ’ . 1 > = ROOMS papered. $7 and up. painting. dau ene a | r ousemar : ao = LATNDRESS — Sie. ; " a >. pa ng De . R STEAM FT “TER — Sit.> “ia Aeceoia Weatr ater Tete age BRING ond builgine ind ceners. rhs :e7 5240 — $50 Sim — = - ~- - ~~ - : » be Al geting $50 to (> : 7 - " ee as —--+ — : a eat oe ae id : FouUns college Ten wants work . . mems cleaned $1 “ um prove to you how you can do se - Sum. Se. how ne MtenogT: r-Seeretarv La CUND& Exe —ai ersonal service ” making ™meewanica! drawings as earned mm . n TSI NAL recommendstions _ amnainn every Morn tg Bex W 390 . we raphe! retary — areal! aE... rd : : Age -). 800d education: §& veers’ tusi- ir Soe eae : “_. war | *eeer your spare time threugh our ial heme c gh special ‘or emobicy*ent. CSsB-COGFVRIES Aer “= expert. cca toe" ence. capabie of Fee a ae + nn = netrod. Personal ser ‘ce guaranteed. ; for interesting testimonials and free WEN. BOYS a y with tools: $i ——~— , on ce ea . . . ; > - a — — “Drafting Your Success. aitum- — — = — a eee pert it iniey on eg a ee = Drafting. Dept. 2130. Wash- — . —s ——Git.. 5 years experience ail i ~ : var ‘afte vour Pome Ps to Ben ° ~~ , > Mra see ? accounting. - Pe ty ; snare > he 4 _etafn of" e . ‘ . . " : " ~ " 7 manthi: —— ; ffering « . or pT ts for future. Box : tu , : ;° " — ist ° steady at” “Prin TENDEXNT—ae eremet and feasonadie. Centra. ¥ a per: meitert _ oar : —— — —— seit aie owe 5B ay fee =24,_Fust- Disde ten. ‘7 MAN cf nowt = to = — = A TEE ie ‘ - el’ —— oe. , ta nade Cie . 2 : = mt Smet ‘. | ad anteed after sunaies . } - acc UNTING and hookkeeping service for 7 uae rh ~ : tack 2 over __Bex R.. sy CARPEXTER—And builder. «it. ee aree vepes . ehh ome study course er : y 3 z Saminess net requiring full-time bookkesp- ‘fel. references : . -_ = ~ _ \YHER~—T vearw « exterionce. 7 ema), «eo cepelire. ceomerete ©€ork. oa . a Li" = : : . ~~ — iol vePpertunities : er wii OFtng recerds up te date or keep MA. Me a red : = en * Soe andiing “oOrmeseondenas. ; : : . - : ~ , . . * ‘ P eee i "’S).4) 4 a ¥-~ ~_. . - ; solances wm Be Ba eg | work we one =o | nee 3 Gow N-L4l. Stat im! em ‘or moederate fee. Plone Forest experienced Write me. Wr —s — ee ™e work can be seen at men reer reese Tat rseN tuffaio. N es 38th T7705 “ark ar - = STENOGRAPHER—#it Al (ler my oreree, GA '@ feheetre iprand ; —, ——— — s r : : ; BARBERING = ~~ ~ i NTING co - : - — —= Sore ble sec rTetare | Deaitian. ha Francs. ace" A Areere! ot \ TT ’ \ et TES VA Le ™ * Gere + _— — . , . depen ten o> = B KREEPING ~~ - ae a ro ; ling wd anton and, _(meeative ability: eee on ae =: ~~ yeas —-—— . . pgen: a : : any tin of w , ener en at’ : a a } * - b ‘GING — Ree s WHOLESALE a oe eS oe $725 Evans Deimer 14501. » > ~— he - ; . shares mua Rasse te the trade “. @th at + A. middie-eged. white, coed cef- tas ee wagt: tine Bex i. ogee a | Se = . Pet bee i bas — > wants furnished hasenenr : Past -Dienatet. 9 tte a LEARN TELEGRAPWY . 4 hand. breed. rolls. cof- oe wom At t nti n, Paperhangers! ~ Visit our seheet an@ tatk with the er. ‘ Call Lindel? 430en0 ercha"t. for work Bor 8.144 PD ti EG vt ‘> 3178 Easton

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 7 1928. ATIONS—MEN aa = WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—men, igh ~—— 1 __ Box B41, perience. colored, wants BED MAKER Albecs Post - -Dia. , ork by day. Call | MAN—Fic.. —= en ‘ oauta wor ee Broadway. Married - : yenuttour: Can do TeDalring ~ * goaust 26. 1928. ] —Is the position you seek advertised i n these columns today? - POST- DISPATCH a +5 | + ee _WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP _WANTEO—WDMEN, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP -P WANTED—MEN, BOYS;/ HELP WANTED_MEN, Boys i, a ae ch— Le mec! nanica) erectr = PLU MBER— -Nonunion. ee Lote a. “SAN ELING Tt , ER ASD BATE Ph ity or miscellaneous factory wor BItTHoe "ar .. oe se™mporary position wit od-« SUch AS Molor essembiing end testing, ete... P ~ ctandine tet ate ake care | firm open fer capable man. Salary end ¥- _Sieady work year round 1817 Pine. (ec) ee Dispatch ie], | penees Must be able to handle stall oF?" La —— om ——~=~ = large town merchants whol le end petal Metin Tha—tor preseman,. to take half imer- grocers. crain dealers ie ee est in established shoo; must have sume | buyer Able to buy. wWelgh and ship cart . trav. Bex B-84. Post-Dimpa t St ral k d | ter. Box Rial3, Post- oe — a) |__ ment S701 Forens Perk _ copages cady work, good #8" MANER fer oot one Ae pay. Apply at once. “sh | SCHLUETER YOUNG MAN Some experience on piv at 4019 Wyoming st Monday MFG. CO., _ sander. Weber Rros.. 804 Warren. ¢¢% m.. or phone Grand (ec) North Broadway . | YOUNG MAN—Sffice. about 10 —~ SAWYERS—Two good rip and cut-off saw- | ee, abs ut 19 years; good and John av. | Ask for Mr. Fishman. opportunity. Koz Poat- = or Mr. Greene, St. Louts Box Fac- Die. c at (SHE ET METAL WORKERS—aAbie to iay’ GA | te | YOUNG + MaN—Handy around garage; can, for industriai plant. lv- St. Louis. | caninimaitiiieieeall 2219 Gravois experienced, OUNG MAN- About a reneral 3 wholesale tron. — Box K-306, P. _* as afters arsiata at 44 district: money work; working conditions. Box vests | show, A well established ecom- Monday | vi ork ; YOUNG MAN—is 7. 21. 700 Piepates, ites SHIPPING CLERK—Must have ex perience. —| pany, doing business from coast to coast, can use a few neetirve clerk Apply Montrose Garment Co., 8US Wash- | young men. They must be | YOUNG MAN __For —= — Tt ence not required. 2156 Oak av.. ington. Ba Aa (ce) \SHLIPPIXNG CLERK—Mag familiar with desirous of personal im- provement, also willing to ston. freight rates: preferably with experience "£ > work and study for advance- KE | of sae es 700 MEN AND BOYS WANTED Bors HELP _WANTED—Mme_EN, Boys “. . Se 2100 aus ASSIST ANT ‘c? at et oe, ee.) | One who has th of Ousch k: o\ Sieede as bundies to | 245 U nion. Beechwood Hotel. amabere vi and trimmings lend! 'D- nnd .. endy e: V ur! voun iA ’ ek . » x > tae al a pact H HANDS—And frame” pailers. in Feash dents erence nd aa os ranted: conti. |. os na door fac to ” i; Genfitia) Ai idres ss M S.ndae mac hine a 4 , 4 | Must be enced Sains a. m. ready for work Appl) xa Prine ec — SHote. 7 BUYER. mach, nis: good Wages Shov. 10-83 7 im : Post. Dispatch h. LANOT YPE MAC HINIST- weye ERAT mR nion; above scale. kd A. Raines, fore- _™man Free Press, Carbondale, Ii} LINOTYPE OPERATORS— Experienced ou = — job work ; highest wages ; day or night toon) &. vork (Groes Typesetting Co.. 310 Ma ket turret | lathe Apply a, | irimers l)veine € Kirk woud l.. Airk- - — . 4 2s MAX-—AGE zi us OF BA Lksty RES EXPERIENC “E. » + colored, first-class: mr T* hee : —it.. colored, cter , a ; ° $3.10 per 1 connection Bit. — by wzxveresrt weed ail ~d -{ week: $3.15: references. ~ [-Vieuat . ~MIGH- GRADE SALESIIA . it. by color ed, seeks x, ne Friday, Saturday. » ‘ . — sale : a's wants Monday, t-Mienatch. wee ability, Box ath Bomont NSTRUCTION SUE vears atlion with” meth ' he ‘ol mie > be L OC Jat. Bookbinding Co., Ac ; a3 REENFI iL. D ~"] = enhnrotve ct) vteady ic) rT r. MEN ‘ mh are You g>ing ‘oOo Worsr for the other fellow? The geiling profession is the highest paid cai! ing of today. Be your ewn boss We train you free and offer you a real opportunity te make mone Vur men are.making from $35 up to $100 per week afi er Sates train- ‘ngs If vou are wil! to work , ang ambitivus Ww get atu ‘ec (he Das enveiope stage. cali 10: N. Tay. lor ay between 09 and "42 da ve. THE TORRINGTON CO : Muet O8t-IMenateh A N— We! ? - ce. Sa Sl, a. ; right man '¢) (z-& aeser. one who Can Cwn tools rnd Box B-61, Pcst-! _— ‘§ irst-clasa : bes? wwe! day. Bom ont ' * 1 ‘ Jth ‘ta | Bovie a + Miiiy. ‘o., ERK. AND BO Y— Bookman , sie arhinet on. Hth floor ~ er ~ Highest WW, will be paid to berg steady work.!|iRranxp~ CAR CO.. } concern: first- Cc lass colored; *ma!l ah Tuesday, Ala. Bo- “Ba. Cc) BOY-~—Eistenstaat Star Bidg. lin” San edl te of 6. ee t Mfg Ca. MAC HINIST—Experiened Ame ; _ Star ir operator, for night work. ERR. al ae BOY—HBring references Apply Forest Park Di, * . ee teiv ‘0 porter’s desk. Hotel Star- M. At HiNE PRESSER—T. J ; + ae EEO He EM be leaning. 263 DS. E RRANDeix iy steady work, wood, Mo . Os wag oy 1007 Chestnut, MAINTENANCE 3 MAN— —General_ : a (c) penter, pipe fitting, wirin ERRAND BOY—For West End print and | Box l-i37, Post. Dispatch. Png sonery store. Modern Press, 4958 Del- MAINTE NANCE MAN- —Repair man and fit- 2 (ce) ter, familiar with gas appliances, water | FARM heaters, ali makes and pipe work, state, age. weight. references, gas experience and mae Steady work for right party. Box | -LSyv, », Post- Dis. qc) aan 2045 Chouteau av av. MAN ——COOK ; __ white. '{MAA—'ly uri\ve a Appty | at 4542 ic} _Fmerse n MAN—Middie. aged, to tend bar, drink parior. Call at 2048 Obcar floor colored, Teal 7S Thursday. Se tare Good pay: ants Tues- ; ait. by “colored, wants Tue | Call at once. on sWednesday out, bundles home. a factory car- inner ; ust | B. veed to rrr ae mn. machinery, ree ‘UNITE D DRUG Co. S901 N Ki ngs highway preferred. e! MEN With or without experi- ence as groovers, it. “by colored | woman. work uesday; referencesc. t0- | OOL ¢ ad T man entering Wa TR. a g2J. 4 te to pay -_ - ae or Noe! , Thuredey. _ fey] ie Carnival Garr i, HA* ~ [ey . “ : ANL © ( ye =m i cleaning, Tuesday, VR COUPLE—Smali tar-n in Call Sunday, For- A. Ark “tay. De}- by the Spring. ee. ee carfare. 1217 N colored, references. team. TIONS—WOMEN, og “ CEPER—sit.: off ee ents. ay abin naKer, finan. — te. Box E: 426, Dime com. rage been, *Periencs . aed ee Hodiame oa, " double entry 3 NDe ASSISTANT. s ee) as it hixvx ** experience. referent: Ma SS A i elderis sad ae ait. by steady, any : Bo- ironer . soft 1M. ee ni ale fe asd ; ait. firet 4 days in week, or to do country driv- city references. | - can give pars oe Sit. , Thursday. alr ‘ at = plumbing. “also n ic) by fi rst- clase “white, _ 4 ‘all at 331 see Neut SEAM PRE SSER—On ~ Baute: _at 2718 8S. Jefferson. EES OPES SECRETARIAL WoO RK Ww d.—Evenings. in exchange for room and board in minieter's | @ family. by young lady empleved.: saving for | _coliege. Box B-411. Post-Dispatch (33x) | SEWING MACHINE ADJUSTER Wtd— All around, willing to go out of town. Morris Hoffman Co., 136 Washington. in ys Fit. ; bundles 0 “bring home: 3345 Call to- service. Bomont Sit... white, first-class: very reasonable: to bring c lothes ee 3 references ia 4 "548 colored: Monday. Tues. Thursday, Lindell pep “Christian Urpnans’ See = 3 or over, to Kruse & Little. * - by colored . het ween 8 wn .; mi ddie-aged ina lady w wi eh doing cooking and housework %.; good; widow and Christian famil r * 2 es—8i.; laundry Monday. IAndell! | *. 5O00M “Siice please ‘ ening; first-class references. 7 9: a Kew oF y neees oir: by first-class hand- > S Call Linde! > : 4 ae email bundles to bring home. s b nae f 1338W. Ask for Mra. J. T. Ander- | 5 y competent woman. Dome housework: no jaunary: $50. : oe me ednesday’. _— ‘olored. first-class, wants Monday and Tuesday 144°. eer by areal i i | —" it.: Pretty~- ‘ ‘ar wide et SS with ref- out. 4 : * - aD ania ’ At Di sh “A Vor Post-D & ta t ~ made- | week. | at | sei) B-260. Poat- Diep’ ch. , 17 “.: work wanted to do it. by colored giri: wi. ling @o ne iL. D.410. Post-Dispatch. $30 rove + wn night; no laundry: oh FIR — Si —~ East M A un oniwv aa : best eren¢ 17483 y ly. pay carfare ae : KER—Sic. out, | __Biv 815 N. Sth st. m BOYS -~14 0 16 vears, for light factory —————— ‘ Roe ’ L’R! i "RE “ip ACK ER. ER—Experienced work. Call 500 _N. 24. (c2) ois ced midd! ; iv $1. Sth st BOY Fo errands and office work as 711 Fi INISHER . oe First isan lass Eau table Bidg (on) & Orwle 2816 Ww ashinaten 4 : - . ———— 3 a FINISH ERS—Two fumilia $4 = f , ’ : sPOTES— — eventually become AIR L-e-si; b } | maseterences Lindell 5¢ . a A trical work. 315 78s 4 on accurat machine building work; give} orders ani work in ack; salarv $55 leable Casting Co 7800 N _Broadway. we 8) | foreman. ney. to Cleaners, 4273 Olive. or maid: no y colored” light house. = ; wants washing and house- | full particulars in first letter. Columbus| ™OMt!: good opportunity for. an energetic | NAILE RS—Experie: need hand nailerson/| fe) | a7 Indell 618 &. Vandeventer. bundles Die Tool and Mach. Co., Columbus, Ohio,| OUnZ Man. Apply Box K-282. Post-Dis (c) | ~ ‘second-hand packing boxes. Apply Glueck ——— | oe at. bn Bm aa do a 38) | MAN—-Experienced real estate and insaur.| Broa. Rox 17 : ace omeont 2620 BOY—To carry ee > stock. G. R. Schmidt Co. 12 N. 224, (7) |SLACK COOPERS—Machine and hand work. ance man; 50-50 basis; must own your | NICKEL PLATER—And polisher: experi-| ,?>/y Schapperkotter Cooperage Co, 12 oe BIRLS—sit by two neat colored gy own car. Big chance for man who can enced, ase usework or cleaning office. Bomont m.. eowored: laundress or@office | Washi o EP ERS Maa MR Ss td | BoY yo for custom shop: give references | —Vonigomery. oO Cc ”S » qualify. Box R-83. Post-Dis. | and salary expected. Mastin-Vernon Paing | STEEL CAR REPAIR Must be — ae . Apply at and 30 years to learn | ssissippi PER —si: : Vv atpolio aay: -arers Rox roe es . we a i home; aera; housework ; | oS a /MAN—Between 20 | ané Body Works, Fort Worth, Tez. wre for wages: small fam-/ nervy Ca 493% Delmar b’ Forest 4894 honest day's work, we have , = D- pars tig money. gun. for g grocery de- fonday’ morning, “76 “Tc years of age. as clerk in lodging house: no experience needed: ap- ] _Monday morning, _ B11A Market st MA N—Experienced. livery truck. Call Manchester MA N—A bout 50 - } , ' on « Co., 4067 7 Park. Bayer | ic ARNE! rv KE RS — + nced; HERZ, ¢ eet OF BLACKSMITH — | wo! Apply _at once 108 Pine. BOY—Lewin ‘ T.! *? ) ik 4 wip > en an ‘ A308 Greentiela nt lilinois phone, Main Washington _— d 10, 2605 | "BR VS. Siil AND OLIVE i Be, " . ETN ne DE ue fe)! «¢ ERRA ND ts VS—Apn workers: €00d wages: st : . read blue prints: has his Kravine __i%s? W —— ngton. Louis Blow Pipe a eater? Me at no objection to traveling ERRA ND ‘Boy—s to 5 wo eng aw s | OUKKERPER bk} R—Ana _ stenoxrapher. AS ABI N E T ealary expected. Rox K- 177. Pos: city office ' first-celas — typewriter, Manufactur! ng line: Btais| S men , K-16. experience, salary expected Box | Apply ST. Post-Dispatch i R0 collection corre- 5000 N, Broadw ay, spondence experience: salary $25 per week, | with good chance of advancement: house | _ CANDY | MAKER : living expenses very / aces. giving experience and references Sexton Manufacturing (Co. Fairfi« Ml. | first-class | Apply _beoke and ac man in exclusive | __ 80) etail store in West End; state age, edu- igon _erences. Box R-408, Post- Dispatch, Hox Ko are i. “Post -Di e. salary ex- ee ° Ox a ost ispate h ic) | 7) abil established. reliable concem: mun eagatey = Ford nig. ta - y Pa > \ > - ; “se ns §. mrs Main \. fc) BOY : \o — : = : W ILL BE ] A | 1) T {) ] IRST- Ky NISHERS| - F urniture; two. 4 Wirt h ik now ledge of bw a *7okorny- j > ‘ “cy i ed ar , ‘ 4its om . for | Ysa Sn rn ling bet CLASS MEN STEADY WORK - st re O; __drive car. Delmar 3749L. | bicvcle. GON. Eu uc! lid, ny | BOY— Hana: with wo oy to learn trade. FIRE MAN _ 10th at. —_— " nastieen Wines ccurie : Home, 2951 | - —— watehmal on > : MORN ING } OR INT > R\ IEW ‘ N. Ewe ‘lid. _Superintendent. MA N—To, bulid ld attegin boards. ee Vv P. mm. ally A ae | c © an rick mason PReIGHT H ANDL KR S—— A Dp) ly Keneral _morning. 810 N. Leffinaweite some experi- 4801 Natural Bridge | had , aust haw ann aaat e - saceaias ——— fe 4 cuales atte > ‘ sj : a Some OOois: R SCO { otitiaitel = S- 9 : ' BOY—Tolwerk io. awe m= tote; some exoeri. , : ur. 3612 McRee FE — tek ¥ Wid. i xperi enced. ¢ — | 4450 Cote Rriliiante av - apne - MAN AND WIFE—For small countrp place m or convalescent, belrnan. 907 North Gth et. i an © rate oP ‘ rit + med om . comp- -Dispatcb BO =To "oO Same r “aon = f te? tox ) 298 ‘art. ilepate i?) iM AN—Do tuck pointing and ut siate on } rk ffiice and run rrande P a. - roof: Sh - 8S hours. Sunday, 2 o'clock at | f floor, H32M. _Seliv er: 5RO1 1 Deimar. (vo ‘ HA! F K E STIX, RAE R & F og F le . =) rT Cals f(sirand L ER ’ week. i ton. BOY—Good hours and Fastor Ve age. Salary and experience. } kK Ir ug Sto ire 1400 = - a! i ai. sae Saitened ” ce ah ' FUR FINI 20x - Ci) | A\ l IFFEUR S] WEIR | collecting or other light work. Box R-376. i? ID | Post - Disgn atch ; APPLY MAN an oh reliable and able to furnish ref- erences. EDGAR LEVIS. 1113 man, and All around, and wood work- ic “At INE TAL AKE 7 — —— —- —- Olive _St. CANVAS MEN—At FINISHER a oe Room 605 Renoi | st ~— a ua g000d working condi- 4. 201LW Easton 1s ADDY onday ion — 4 S09 N. { BOY—in 4 drug s arand av | “— cmerraten “2 wanes familiar w : ” | HAN—Voene sans GOY— Neat apnearine. Green- GOOD WORKING CONDI, (Har with retail store re : MA N—Experiencea on setting TC davenettes. BOY—16 ~e ander (c7) 64° Arcade tld ne. 8 Bidg. contract or salary: |_m. Moné READY FOR WORK. | “weal | BOY—To learn pattern making. 3691 Mar- ee en, Cae Say Box K-289 Ale neeeins =machine. | os... N | Bros. FOREME S—And 3 | Man—ite 1 . BOY--Te | a bakery. ee labor work. 1304 Missis Kenerai work around Gorug stor . to make money. Box K-170. N. . Grand or r ‘call Colfax 3057 ( SARPE N” TER -For x B-106. P.-T : out Raat. ieee MAN-—Whate. vard and houseman: steady HAWTHORNE STATION. ~ @00 Schaefer Conet. ee ment chr ama required Box D CHICAGO, ILL (ce) | mer. ~40). Post. Dianetc (2?) | - ; ai 76 = = - = MILL STONE DRES SSER—Steady inside | sOp Ni. Bleu m. MAN AND WIFE—As caretakers of coun-| employment. with tarre DA MAN—Hours 3 to 12 p try club near St. Louis; farmer preferred tat } j aa hone | ann a MR S~. ' -er ; state age. experience and address tox R- | oF pa no ecbjection to children. Apply to John | 93 Paat Dispatch. : | SPOTTERS—On dark work; $30 r. week Heimg. 15 8t. George *t. (Cc) | NOLDERS— Bench Fuaranteed A at onee, ardrobe YOUNG me per: right, room work With epportunity four - sales experience, Cal Meuday. He for appointment. YOUNG MAN—0Or strong. active heip in etock and abipping room ; i e for advancement. Can Carlet 11°93 Washineton av. — Clothing YOUNG , —With e@xpertence, as c salewmat: good salary. brigh ae for advancement for energetic Daniele Clothing (o., 24 fieor. YOUNG MAN—I1&8 to 20 vearw = work and has some e — OE pher and bookkeeper: ae = office: state age. referer expected. Rox wWw.2A0 seamen WRAPHER—Si:.. f faiee position at Pow -Tieratch PHER—S years experience. de- » out of cits: weed references: Box D-Yerr. s*oxt-Dis 3 el. vears’ a ay references. = —- Ja- Wid.- and Poplar. See M. Ford pa °.. rts; -~ Sit.: neat, reference ears, 4554 ; colored: . di! , + as, os ane shwashing or kitchen | Oy “-%- to do plain ¢ ae use sean or jaundry work by it.; neat colored. night employment. or ipeater work preferred, ‘it.; colored: to do housework fron, 5 or alt days by week; references. — colored, te do housework | Call after 2 p. m.. Bo: : t.; colored. for housemaid cooking. Lucille Gray, ye al, ~_ * 2 Apply Crug store: and squeezer;: St. Louis "3 Re A ie ow = « 7 Wilaeh a et shipping exper ience pre- Answer in handw riting. stat- erience Salary expected. (ec) $75: afli- stating age and _Pe yet-Dis Some of age | King’s highway. and take care o W oolen Co., . : and work. ancement : CLERK—Ex perienced Vandew: hter . SEW ERS-—Pxperienced.” Rawlings Co., 2300 Lue as. (c) MAN — Private Digmt. who | has had net (ce) experience wit 4 te eam radiators; ref- : LECT R—Wi e 500 x. 26 (c) ‘wer al ¢*T OR ile: ‘ 4 ; to | rienced in installment bus«cine«e : or aE LPEK—On ive morn - (oF) )? . : ’ } tT) ; | - - LL _—_--—-—— — - . ; be - ale tr May, Lindell 71963. $518 Washington. JRSESHOER—5736 Easton ie) -- - . "2. ne . ee — of eM A Naud % ‘ red: to insid work } bAOY—Expre button covering pr« ~ inside ’ ; fa) , - ao " ee . por house wor eS 8 80 | ferred. Jacob Mange Son, O05 Wash perren 20 . é rive “aut ymobile; state experi- orm | . " on ail oar Gamal > co nee ans ive references. Box K-236. ; | '* ; «4 . ; s4 (o) GROCERY B20 N HANT _ Mfg. HAND} Ae OE for drug store: he our Wh, «28 references. King’s highway line CUT : LOR} BOYS—For office work: over 15 ab am portunity for rapid advancement. any Fonttable Ride 6th and Lo OY—For steck room: must be years of age Arpliv immediately. | 612 Post- st-Diepatch ide 16 yeare old. work in ma- pod chance to learn the 7} Post Dienst: } J : _ fe Iver 16, until 6: Stem 's K- 143, e¥ a. experience 4. ante work by Call ens eae . 16 take care of chil dren. “all | , . 63°86 Catalpa. BO’ in «a eo oo “ . Neal, experienced. colored. wants | Post - Diana toh rs. =e env kiné Call Bomont 244%.) - af middle-s aged beet 4 : ‘ iain Pink one ag “er - ¥s— a5 te reterenoce €h- | ; trode $n ’ Post - Dienpat itch A. : laundry work. by day (all | Box - young woman ve «>t vo r At COLLECTOR—Fi a S86 at in 52 68 neces =? Vaxgon a ‘all ungt on who c an 4371 Sunday to ae sateeninnaliines bundle wrapper. good salary: steady Landau, Globe Store. ryyict? a wonderful _vancement. Address You NG MAN—I&S TO 1f. TORK IN FACE nine POSITION: DID OPPO! REPLY ATE AGE. EDTCA MER EMPLOYMENT ANT) CEIVED B 1, POST-Disap YOUNG MEN—With 3 or 3 years ence, on lathe and m . smal} work. Box K-72 ys teh. YOUNG MEN—wWith. hi aan @ier Tre and LL, OFFICE nes. or tunity. — —_— colored ; housework “by “week, a | ONnNaas ‘1t) rienced in aright box young man j » ment bs ington _fc) | Slatione’:r t Tl o> | ' I T at ai s 4 . ie ) = —— - ; ~- 4 | iv wire, wiiling to Kive | J = ' BOY—Eprand ov. to wi : useful; opportunity Box K-391. Post- Dispatch. 3 | OFFICE BOY—Good future for boy: | MA N—H tate age and schooling. I K-160. —--- " tend furnace for basesient rooms partion years: high echool graduate: — sienogravhic and general office experience - Post. Dia. Lell tn nerson., Mage Washineton. | : > — Ey ee _ a rood proposition that hile Ay—Sit.; experienced. wanta to take | BOYS—Two: office work and messere: LE ] nonti! ' in| 209. Dolph Bide 625 Locust st. (c) Post - Dispatch. (c) | tend furnace for basement room: priv j desire an opportunity _tnat nod, ied se : lady with child wish- © vc . ° is lv - d floor. bash Ff rooming house; husband em- eee ee ee We ¢- “RAILING FINISHERS—On ornamel- | other work; good, permanent home. 5160 | OFFICE BOY—-A bout 16 vears @ age. for Cates South Sice financial institution: gtve nes - lend_to_pales. sition za ED. +g aS “+ wen — STENOGRA — You ~y® with a y Rutee ee oe : some furnitu Grand n40W. wav. 34 an@ Frank! (7) Side ith (perience ir ma 1e ub IRON man prefer- wer. are. Teture. and 5940W. —_- peg a sock work tn ; tra d; 4 n and ot chute work. Gerst Bros. in motheriess home - Bot Cass av ie) MAN—For wholesale butter 1072; wood Op: | STperpand petate, salary Se portunity for right man; one who has OY—18 or 19 years of age. for to write Spanish w see ceensies | POY—Btrona: for had some experience calling on retail trade | Oe beens een yy tek: office: | ence: falr malary to start; "epportanity un- EEPER—si: ducated. reflued young, married, malaahie thee 10 per verk. Box K- preferred; salary and commission. Box tate full particulars and phone number in| ‘I™mited; state past experience, age, whether « ye FY child; country es ‘% yin er position of responsi- aie rr ie. rT): patch fol) rr schoo! must bring R-68. Post-Dispatch. (cl) — ~ / married or ~~ oe eeret lerters per view iky. x K-48. Post-Dispatch | — MPs . Anniv 2215 Mullannhy - | will be arrange ox - REPEL R—s); / middle-aged woman’ iy MAN—Sit.; neat, Se nies houre- Very. bu 17. wag wapts —— we mn ns ntious I istrious — pr row th . jus r =efion Ganntied nes Sine anced in cooking: small _ wr 7. ppaness —— remansl erie! cf it de your reply. Box K- 96. _Post-Dis. (c) MAN—Young: large concern. has nin . oy. ro > | — test —— A, nad for young about 18 yeare old: excellent | YRARS MU ST BE STE NOGRAPHER—Young man, 15 years ia ; “ by week; with references. R.14A4 “Dianatch alt EELPER. experienced ail = LOYe—To work 4m crocery store and dr.vve ~ oem no trifiers. 31 € BS. refer- } are BO}- age, with or without gh BF men with some hich school na} experies ‘on ferred: interesting work pects for acvaneoment Kiving full pertence, vou can reached to De a ee sr BRIGHT AND F SERGE TIC. CAPER | ENCE UNNECESSARY; I! education. experience and reference. Box! 4G CHOOLING AND FORMER EM _K-@7, Post-Dispatch. = | pL_LoOYMENT IF ANY. BOX R-17. POST. MA N—Married, to run Clea-trac sasoline ONsPaTcH (oe?) engine 7 days per week, 1] hours per day: OILER ree ~ nae one 50 cents per hour: must heave good refer Kroger Grocery ence. Appiv Progress Press rick and Vieta Mad | 5 —- « ’ > , 2 oe t _e. as highway , 6PERATOR— —— Experienced on MAN-—To attend door, take tickets, Puritan machine. Rawlings Xo. theater; one who would like to 234 and Lucas. (c7) business and is able to invest $1000: | manent ; future assured; give past employ- | PACKER—W ho is thoroughly experienced at | | rapping parcel post shipments; $85 per | | eee. OF occupation. Box 5-06. _Post- Dis. Btn ng 4th floor “Aloe” ®. ak Olive. experienced | MAN—Good business judgment. = oom; must know | with working men: also executive ability: | PACKER pag ne ee Call 107 Ps | cod salary and future: small gash security | Main st.. bet®een 10 and lly a. m. required; this is a position. not a job. Room | _*™ - = Experienced Clothing ery 516 Maryland Hote). | On men's clothing Apply Levy Rrans- here ne.. 808 Washinrton c’ MAN—To take charge of fiat work « Cepart- | PACKERS ment in well-established jiaundry: state Experienced drug packers understanding | experience, if any: give your age and names of former employers for references. Lox K- freight classification and large production can earn exceptionally good agen Apply 190, Post-Dispetch. — (c) MAN—With car preferred, to train for po- u“ UNITED DRUG CO... 3901 NS. King's highway PAINTERS—Monday morning, 7:30; open! sition demonstrating “Wear Ever’’ alum/!- num cooking utensils to lodges, clubs, churches and "sardien S30 per week Cal in person Monday morning Aluminum _Cookine T tens) _Co East St. Tauis, Ill.fe) act as shop G. A Sherman. a8 Me “Ree. PAPE isa CU ‘Tl -R—W' th ext rience ¢ on Cc leve ; land and Brown folding machines: steady . t DP ’ letone, 905 Lucas salary $200 per month to etart:' Work to right party. Peariston . : uture; answer in own handwriting. PAPER HANGER- German man giving age. experience and references: mov- 48°32 leir ition liar with manent position: must be fam ) baltiegy. Atias Tack Corporation, 3914 ‘ —fvaee MAN—To handie set of books and cashier for machinery contracting company —~N\onupion, ine expenses veld for right man Box J- ie [GING and cleani APERHANGING an ng _369 Post - Dispatch ' sonahbie: have Sariples yo 4 tv nion (el) | TEAMS 1 KKs—Appiy “header morning. sa | “x rr \. Euclid av . chinery salesman: tunity for right party; starting —., ry er month; rive age, “weight, experience, phore nirm- er bie _ x K- 291. Post-Dispatch. (cp | STOCK ~ BOY S158 vea old, 7th floor Rosen‘ ha!-loan Miflinery Cc 9.. 1700 Wash- ington fe) YOUNG MEN — And pt ] wy “ay -_ t | STOCK CLERK—With experience in hard- work in stoek room ; | ware, lumter or bullding supply: one! can drive truck preferred; state ege.| chance for promotion. BAR. | } experience and wages. Box K-43. P.-D ‘c)| NEY’S STORES, _ . STOCK CLERK hice ne Permanent tion a middle- WANTED__Mew 7 goods reantile agency ee Es > fice; state experience. Hog DSlo ‘ 3 | farniifar with mall order department. CAMPAIGNERS ORGANIZERS ling reference, age Clean-cut of character addres oye! dd. for etraight references requ wants bundles 2084W 31 8S. Mi.; heat. colored. me Bompnt : Mre ley refined voune leer ~ Y refinement. egnectable: ne trifterss | _ for children Poa. Dienaten, : 71. Post- ~Sit by reference; ~ Monda y : mornin«. Bakery ‘o Tiffany ic’ or OF FIC BOY—16 e: c* r > chance for advancement. anewer must give ER ETI EXPERI or over, some oe ,-# cffice of ™me- > Wagon age 16 to 17. Azvply Conracs : - JA SITORS—Man_ and wife. in West End engineer COOK merc) ULF Leet rant, OVA Dein Catholic Chri t and airy rooms; and On K ’ lust _ b> nad stead. L heat, light, hi i col water furnished tspe setting Cherny. 7, Box R-62, Post -Dispatch (cl) learn lirno- { OP Y WRITER—A4vertisinge agency: state | JANITOR— Whi te, married n man, exper! prienc ed (cl) ‘ perierc@® end salary expected. 4d- age & er work, such as mopping, sse't, 354 Milwaukee et. windows and caring for sukes se (c) “bul iding; must follow this, ace ak Senge pS pee : work as a bus! ness and + er references COST ESTIMATOR. Experienced on bulld- for y ing work of this kind Apply T. M. ings; compensrtion on Job Box R- Savman Products Co °117 Franklin. (c) . ret. Ti ’ _54, Post-Din JEWELER—Good mechanic: alsc repair | CREDIT ™M ANAGER—For man. Krisman-Frey Jewelry. 517 Vic-/| estore: et ha‘ rrerience toria Bide (c7) | JEW ELERS—Jobbers. and tters. Eisenstadt Star ic) 1141 U Union ‘ee “eee Ke’ BoyY—17. for wholesaie record office; etve reference and salary expected. Box 2-39 Post -Tiepatch Y¥—About 17, work around office; excellent oppurtunity to _type trade Rox K- 141. _ Post-Dis. i t BOY—Neat: 16 to 18 soda foun- tain and help in refers Nakes Drue Store. . ’ BOY—To work after schoo! and exchange for music lessons. nd email salary. Haeawilan | Mu c Grand and Olive oe ic) ~ * . 4 4 + | tle i Titemartea?d Tone of Mil@ren” re work, in St. Loulse County _ticrlare % =a | must be experienced milking cows: good GROSS CLT SAWYER The Funk Go.” rear : “s home. Graand 4782M. | ome. wares to suitable party: references uncan av., basement PRock Springs a» ; . x. 4 Lafayette | _Box B-408._ Post-Dianatch (ec) ; - . - = 7 - aR “ey | BOY—Age 14 or over, to wom in experienced on miéd- store; one who lives in neigh»orhocd pre do marking and cut- drug store, A‘ice and Flor- | ' fe) Can use —_ Seieee Apply ing. ye ly 13°34 Ww ash! ty ngt on My san SO a a : r | Boy — ice boy for large man'ifa: turing . : ihe a , : cinta concern; must be neat an 1 ambitious; in te OE eared omne “ual rt nee ‘ alaryv “ex , BOK a4 , re v tate are experien and sala “ oa 4 Re - ," Rox K-80] Post -IMfenatch a ~4 9. Box Gt would ike to evenings; references. | atch PER— Si bw ‘ain a SEPERa : See in widowere™ s German and English. ys ¢3 Campbell Mfg. ‘'s home work embroidering, plain sewingjor hand address- | D.29" Post - Mepat. h. ned widow will give services | Stiendant for rent of «mal! apart- B-85. Post-Dispatch. — with hushand and este to do plain cooking place Porest 61302W. Ask ee e AN — Sit BO | ) ry w off Speak » Madison, 1!!. Clover Leaf Ee -PER—sit.: refined Catholic : nt mMenarer. motheriees home, © m™ * #0n8 can board. Bex to attend drug store Marviand ar Saturday in inetrument Schoo!) of | basis. ed man and ' lothing l par- credit state fu! manufacturers, Mtg. Co., woman, tc ; _ ; a. - ‘ #5 , ; . wn Sounieal m ages. ae & rt lable, intelligent 5 years, in some apartment. | h Apply — JOB PRESSFEEDER £00 eT permanent Kine International HO? Chernkee af REP a comr i. meat reliable, couple employed; will leave city K-14 Post-Dispatch. q Sp ; — motherless hom... ¥Y town _ rm; give partic ws “i firet otter: must be r — reference. last place er : arug urhly -Thoro izes or dreeses. po- Shoe “Cc ; 198, Post-Dispatch. men and initiative whe can is bee et oe ae aey morning, oT ees Tvier i srt 5 xroupe of business men and whe have had experience tn ANg— Experienced oi i Prank’ ~ | | TAILOR—Steady work ail day o = ees, financta!l appeals for » ttab Philanthropie or educe- vis Market. _ TAILOR—FPor new and olf work. M. Lan- dau. 4583 Chouteau __ (e) ret-claes.; tienal organizations. of such calibered men who feel they cas convince us of their qualifications TAILOR AND EXAMINER— Tatiors, for responsible and remunerat! salary’ positions in money registered aboratory ‘e experience Ka City, Steady, Ix wr pe ADvly Nath 517 ores TAILORS Several experienced tailors for men’s clothing. Steady po-| Mitab! sition and good wages, Apply ; Bide’ eal at B01 A 2033 Loeust: Street. ar appointment. nsacl nost- Shoe ie) perma nent tional! et nen to do grading: pay goo! men: Kine Interna 990° Cherokee Ragedaie, Bonne Terre, + es - ai . home work 16°90 &. Tieh a daily : wante pov ~~ te by t e oa 1 ous-o’- | rn 540 8 Oth rat iy. Shc Gun: nitendina yr wants os rj a8. it.: | Work at night rier Rox Rk. fi: with machine would wie wore to do at home. lbern? nec - f an , St Louis coun- milking cows. ref- ("ny . ¥ — Vy ; LABORERS —Shovel mr _ 80c hour. 5579 Cat es ARORE a to Virgiria 65PORKHS—c. } efaontaing mth os -~— For farm work itn ty: must be experienced in good home: wages to suitable party: erences Box K-15. a st - ‘Dispatch. aC BOY—About 15 or , 18 vears of age, to « lean up and make himself useful around prin, shop: steady Work Appiv a ey ing department ot highly niged ‘cha FIRST-CLASS. CA ey ANI 28; “ORK TY) Pf Lz 1. ETAMB AUGH A SONS, J. Rel ry ka c LA BORERS—-For our 4S tt. urs ; le —s iIAK ERS ~~ ‘KK done rea- shien‘on to Mr. Hake, man. 7 a. m Mon@ay morning. 3lurmn otto Co 1116 S. rand. (c) BC YS—16 years old or over, with Ath grade educution, who are desirous of | . - learning the mechanical! electmca!l Long Cafe. 4054 Olive trades: permanent positions DISHW ASHER W ox be willing to lear. and adv : 012 Delmar Century Electric Co,—18 And Disnw hE ry 14 TO 18 YEARS OF at , Ba liviere BOFFICE WORK: PERMANENT POSITION. “5 * AN—W hi SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY: ONE WIT? ‘ , SOME HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION PRE- Gt ee ae ea renee oor ATS & EMERSON meed it oe tf the pu ‘ick and ea sys tg cor ee concrete alley. WASHINGTON AV F. EME : ust urnieh Terence alley be een Kine’s highwer FI.PCTRIC MFG. CO. fo A@ine - 4 i ; opie Hart pom 6:3 20 a.m BOY = Savinan Products ; to | LAMORICH me irivers road ri } 7 Ppiant Pa, ~ trial balan lance, »alance sheet work. Young, wishes secretarial we at : OPPertunity; state age, ex- hours state particulers. Box 1-386. Post-Dis _ Poat-WMenatch Be — for desi ng ~ ening. trac! and “cal Fe by a tel one éay in | Steady work. Forest 4921. Cail orest 8&7 3: S, Post-Dispatch (c76) FER Ait by firetrlaas? . BOOKKEEP Ee R—Small office: : S215 wor sey ‘a, Ce and salary. Box K-2095. Di esp it ' ic) “enrne POLLECTION TE n net. ! i . or ey -. — a — S iiait & rf Nest ap DENVE ‘oa? I A BORERS— F\ “ eat l I nie _AsD LABORERS — 50, trench work. Apply Bates end Gravois LABORERS — 50. eolored. for’ - trench work. Apply 7:30 a. Westcate and Delmar. } LABORERS — 50, for trench work. Anply 7:30 a. m. Bates and Gravors. (e2) | s exper'i- to (7) MF + oune on ‘ym. ow anve be ’ infant 260M. of h . a +! & 3. can —_~ ———__—___-__- ec'ored. tn fuarni ata colored. for 7:30 (e2) EN—Youne and trains: long runs. \MEN-—Two:; I Sunday morning. 1EN A rorels | MEN—W notions: ‘ ome recormn- 47: 55 Mc. : olor ea ner hour Triniéad ile Qua rant rié@. ict) tendent of emp'oymen - |\priveERs— Bor K-25. B™“ NUGENT & BROS. DRY |°@SE"5— 1C—M first-class; e) | DRIVER- ; call 2718 Pe aA. av. (c7) GOODS CO. Watton Rakervy. iC—One whb can ee n BUSS BOYS ~“ Whfe : a Experienced for soda fountain: also boys | ee . cars: Gieo, Ge ignition w av... . oo x A B: 16 years of age for stock work in candy 1418 rr. Apply to Mr Lawrence. ECHANICS—Hel r Aties Auto Repair Co.. io87) | Candy : AIR MAN—Good man, call nn B. NU UGENT & BROS DRY fer Auto Co, Lill GOODS-CO. (ec) 18 years of age or over as “ “ to run D ture atore } 130 (>) ts e ee _ 2045 Wainut PORTER—Colored is vea re. cement mixer, 1 : mended Veeque Drug Store ecihaa “on ay ic2)! 5456 Dresden. _Pherson : > AG aoe —— | TINNERS—Two, good. 1206 #. Breadws, | ond «6 fand and = grave! PORTER —CGvlored : > must have hotel expe Renton rience. White’ give phone number. Hotel ing toys and Franklin, Bentun. Ill. — 407) state eee and name pPORTER—Colored, for p pint ing offi ~s - nuet Poet -Th'e have references APD! to | Sunday 7-20 Monde, morning. at it 108 N. Sth et ; ce? of lpet Res K.1746 sees for warehouse work The com Sth st. PORTEK——©o! ored : must have hotel expe- rience White, Established ret: Overland lored i} sawdust Sov 8. lith. io wi! 8RhO5 ith sor, wholesale ePmnicve- DRI VERS — co E ar! ¥ TINNERS-- And Reipere. fe Baliviere For A nace gend Rotler C 954 Gordt-liew (e7) \ ¥ TINNERS—Or sheet-metal workers: rienced on blow-pive work. Apply i S Vandeventer. ) rTINNER—One who underetende eo Dutting tn eitpefience se! Aaatatant or ut erate ace Sali Rex K-30°2 Po ak 74 (el) rv AGENTR—Aeli Winchester-Stimmons Co. of St. Lovis. Mth Spruce ste ic) give phone number. Hotel ; 2 eee _— Md ' 7 rhaces, alvwea work. young, between sages 18 to 25. for Franklin, Benton. Ml. _ whi. i taaieds ae . — ; ror’ PORTE R—W ht ©. steeds re’ erences - outside work $20 to $110 to : to 11 s. m. Monda) required Avvly Mr 916 TICK ‘Twi ico no amateurs fviive ea 18364 re feren: ea “— — ~ ference: 37 “y 8... - otek. and MEN—-1, epecia! stert “7 Lal To manage a ug store ye - 3 suburbe. Pos it hon (Green bund. MECHANIC — Fieat-class. fei. Call T Corp.. Bellevue and oa ic HEL. PER—Muset have ex- : Steady position. as o RUNDLE WRAPPERS wa ad BY om ELEC for hanging fx m.. ale of St THRICIAN—Liceneed tures: appiv inp person Ra IvMfused Light end Sales Co 2501 Waehington. ELECTRICIA —— pensioess maintenance wor piv 2038 FE. roadawy. wis, Til ECTROTYPER-—*“Man capable of ae ad of one operating a email i n ther my r~ nonunion, @ perme tien for the right man; estate ea) ' peferehces required. Box R- on general American “@tee! . East &t (c7) ivate — COLORED taking undédersta doth | ng thoroughiy: state tn kwrtc : LANDSCA park — 4 LABORERS — 5 work. Apply 7 gate and Delmar. ) for treneh -30 a. m., West- (e?) Waltke & Co., Grand. Apply ing. LABORERS— Wm. °4d and East Monday morn- (e) charge of lan A estate experience. te —_— work at new perpetua home on grounds aving rm . 1906 B81 fideon Hid i “peat appearing for epecial col- lecting work: must be willing to «rave! salary and axtpenees pald; apply & a m. 114 Odeon Ride. AMBITIOUS MEN Read e 1°78 of September taesae of | American agazine, then call or write. Fuller | Brush Co.. 881 Arcade Bidg.. St. Louts. te7) | | MEN—2 peat appesring: erences fer snrecia) ’ chance for advancement. 8 ». m. Mopdar. Reo A Grand ‘ a to a colored | Tt 4247 | ois ek perience | PORTER—Druc etore ne heneet muet have reference | €) ite | PRESSFEEDER—W® ise Printing Ce Coa, 924 N _ Gh et fe PRESSE stik and wood dresses. Pec- P eont Garment Co. 822 Waeahington te) | PRERRT R—Good in cleaning shop ~ Fa4 °, RaSh ETO on woolen Sr emees | ané@ skirts. steedy work. cood pey Lang- Kohn We rn 14°08 Teewet Ach ti -~or | PRESEMAN—<(yilinder. Michie and “ant for Post-Dispatch. eober man To TRI <x DRI Te put 2%-ten truck t& orn dieon

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AGENTS WANTED—MEN ENT » » heoers | y. big line guarad educts perfurnes, ties no free sample case r amazing offer "Ru ubber oy narers x _ We ~~. >) See . se vou ‘ ‘“ ' vers wan ed * = a s» end a2 Bon ted euqyanter reuree Pot > es _s'ery wea rer AK vee ~ - a omnes ‘att we'ghr ‘“iea “seh agn oS ade mrmeciatey $30 ‘a ‘yy dus hee. s.r hp.e “aee °°” “190 ooUuUrge un- Bishop, drawer Ta yar’ evervw here 6098 an'ed bo esa.ers ' me— Fs tes | “arde and¢ « « rwre ours a witch - neold goods “es are rapif¢iy e- for per en te a free rrr Perm . “ae ——— AGENTS Waar eS —woeen le 7 TT a Market A ee es Garcsen | ena ENT—Fer « AGENTS _WANTED—WOMEN oan 4-wovy « AGENTS—RB;: n selling cheniile bat! from mit) ti firet week epare : aes =: rite LAt Se SALESMEN WANTED WANTED AUTOMOBILE S AL ES SME N “SVEA N needed; mmis- AL SALI 4 ” c ch Be 7 ~~ ve [ — Sxraygyvee?n3e. , ‘5 , . ‘ + ; on @® > +4 | oe >a O° sdver of r% > ie ° nt Departme = ive re ferences make line of kn Mandel & « Marion | BALE SME N—— Sp @xL eption nal big prot- | propesi ng and hiring men to sel! te American wer to large consumers, . . Write he Amer‘tcan SiO x ace A pian —» Serer” oe 2 “ ghaers Mercaatile weedy, ints Hosiery Mi -* ¥ see at ; $385 to $200 atented aute device for For fast seller: act cu Co.. 1806 Bouth Lien. roeft cements ” h a? ¢*4e « actrivtry “ally made Sy YSeset men: expenses guaranteed retailers buy Ap- Dent. AB-14 Cedar | 38. nf Wasmington te Bancle hie? classes of retailers eeason “wet o Baltimere Bix € ry ‘ _meME N—aat —— dealer i= oF “orn peten* Walter, “are SALESMEN Wa NANTED SAl1. ESMEN—I want several young inen > — strong sales abiity. Cabdany 2534. c) Sa lLESMEN—Side line or exciusive: od by Christmas. calling on = bgp stationery. depart rl stores. eze.*: wtpen Bee 7% 34 Nar ; big commission; ; sen Games Co.. 60 W. Washington. cazo clean- to sel. refer- terri- =~ —— ) SAI ESMAN—W ho can produce. can “mi = big | money selling Dye shoe polish; territory open, Illinois, Kansas, Ohio, lowa, Nebras- ka Colorado, and St. Louis territory; ae) proposit! ton for right ind of mea. Trice, P. O. Box 1205, Waco, Tex. BAL BGM AN—Exper! fenced in selling kr or one acauainted with tie drv aoets trade in Miesouri. to carry our line of sweaters infants wear and ‘far Ff goods oO Star Anittiae Co La Croese Wis ®,LESMEN—Solicit accounts on the est contract ever offered: nothing earn $150 weekly uety tmmediately for usting and Fin noe ar tages us room 601 lLauis 4 , . . | BAI eo want SA000 the first rg Lawrence ESMEN—T SALE a= ne. oreferabdie) — sta’ > briefly aas. netionalit sos 6 er married occupation. references lary @e net ans*’er — you are con- ualify: ail communications | P “O. Box 1573. Mii- yn SFape. in every istrict SALESMEN ne SALESMEN—Pour. for ADDY befere So clooad. Olive ‘Qua Sa LESMEN—Witn auice. clean recess and a eset! ——— eel! experience _ ; : capable men of prov sales made to auto “a- hard ware. general mer- res end or hers: permanent ter- ty wig. Southeast i) imos. So. stheas* A. ssourt. bas s write rad in reviy 1534 3 Western ——— z trade. te drug 7% adve-tised SALESMEN—Familia with si line ~~ highest quality oe preferred. Soviaten Coa! os. Ghcage._ SMAN—For city urt and fl — "a esTiaa Wis0 ‘howe sulating machine or tants and men versed state territory hie -grade eola adding similar lines. in — SALE in “Miasc srecialty and ca! accour!l co-operation gn oe 304 Ful- Louls Marchant Calcu- (ce7) i ~h une ' orxzanui- e United EsM AN— ¥ ing | department - LESM “Sal 3 an lea’ are SALI Advertis("s. Ss SAL ES SM je aps ealiton painters and h trade in city; references and last 10 years’ experience. Box K-222, Post- v7:iyYe giv Southern and Sourh eae ESMEN—In os . : a> ? SALESM > onee: two thorous len@ed : Olive r experienced perintendent of ROS SALESMAN — to on oil comtpanies and in- trade in paint and var- age have astahliehie’ vive references. Competent ; Caii na Box K- Post-Dispatch. fe SALESMAN—To sell Raud Water Heaters in. selected territory. Apply between 9 and 102. RUUD Ww ATER HEATER COo.. 1112 Locust.» SALESMEN—With or ‘without experience: men and women to sell and list real estate in St. Louis. BANKERS’ BOND & INVESTMENT CO., 305 4 ‘entra! National Bank Blde.. ith Olive. e3 irge re- Must be capable Om specifica- opportunity State age and Post- Dts. tall esta f fi imates fr tions cellent to rh : nN : Box R- 388 ; ~ one uailiy experience SALESME! Wasted, mene and to geil women's tendent of erm! STIX, BAER & FULLER DRY GOODS CO. SALESMEN — Ap- 24 .@8T™men for also #84 ¢sT™men Appiy superitn mezzanine flcer experienced Dboys cicotaing: shoes od oyment, Pliance; sell West- ern Electric wash- ers; see Mr. Butler. Monday; 3636 Oliye St, AD ye vecween 25 and nd 45, pular magazine ermanent connection. tx 9 Title Guaranty B MANAGLR—With etecutive e>.Lry. organise selling foerse on eilec- trie eaner. commission *azc usetive terrt- | te and threus das Pieee!> Toiede,. Oo EXPERIEN ED SPECIALTY °° represent fac nie ae N AND BO YS WANTED — Is the position you see. seek ad advertised in these columns today? =. go: SUNIOR or ' i= ’ Ss. DRY 'gtating age. qvualificatic pit ed tu: —_ aie 3 0QS _ Aces | SALESMEN WANTED SALESMAN—About 20 years of age. to sell office specialty: splendid op portunity Bon K-22 Post-Die. fa) fe) EXPERIENCED SALESMEN ee ge RO, iS work, Bazd for % permage| nent conmmé@ction with one of the iargest vertising companies. should anewer this ad ns, phene and street Drawing accoent egainst commais- Rox B-745 Poat-Dtseperch. address siens EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN To sell Chevrolet ears. PHILLIPS MOTOR CO.. 2127 Locust. earn big moeney pular-price line of iwmens to Consumer; nearby terri- for information. Hauger- Grand Rapids. Mich. DAiLY¥—Taking orders for Factory ; values: SALES ME N—Can our p MAN Wtd—25 to 40 years, of estabitsned territory commission take charge - id-City ry to siiver mirrora pDiate bathroom f! chande)|\ers out capi al or exper! ence ad. Write for information James Decie Laberatorites, _Broadway. New York DALES MANAGER—* sa machine. 1133 esmen.: we > — Salesmen,. collector men on a new insurance prope- sition, including circulation of three ing publicationg of the country; befere 10 a. m. Times Sales Co. 406 Benoist lds... h and Pine fed?) _—— — ——— TRAV ELING SALESM: AN—Experienced. to ‘-mad ~ me of children’s woolen black sateen abrons on «4 _ basis Morganstem Garment 9th st. (e Two EOE Ty ; IINOe SAalesmen APPLY TO MR. LEVY ON THE BALCONY. Ime "s 606 tna | ALTY SALESMEN—4, wiill work hard: can earn from $50 te $7 week. Appiry 924 Victoria Bidg. BW ANSON makes 128s SPF Merchants lia, Minn depa rtment stores: Phone ca.) a fur - good y at 87 fel) facture an article of weartne av- can be sold tn most every women srents. Enormous competition. No other le direct to consumers. retail stores. fits and get them and collect Ne je - ‘elliver home | : - : : : | stric: - 'PARINER Wt ' : ’ reference reouired | i's *) : ; ; ' lead- | | : ; : : P R UFESS has shoe factory of tn Aeuring requirements un\e*8 eaperte n eukEE ANTON ay ond a ear oid And aenist “with ch housework. 6749 Watermer aliored. cooking z and aw 4278 Linde?! for. restaurant. st... Monday _morning No objections to child. : w:. FP. H. Thatcher White. experienced. r-) fathbedre! vceriah al. Ss cook and "eer seietant j camo 3 ¥. w cA. 14T1 Loew ; oman to ¢oe cooking “with neem ernei) famitiv’ Weheter 19: oe! —SMeat and \egeta dies iseour! Sch -ol for the Grand T7115 com jetent 4244 Washington —Aod magpie x, referetce good - y 4967 event, Park for r road house an 10» "100 Morgan. ‘te—For emall farm: housework man for Rell Wvdewn 6247 CUTT “WE CAN OFFER § FLOYMENT AT ES TO WOMEN ENCED WITH ZARS TO LEARN HOC mi BATHING SUITS > NEED HAND SE , NCOLN GOODS i if 2235 0'F ALLON kA TOR—Lad@y: i a ity ‘wa . RAT '| S-—~ Laétes or ha ying

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SUNDAY, * a AGI "ST 28, igeg rs AT —== ~ >. by : SUND ow rs "7 9 922 at ~SALESMEN Wan ED | AUGUST 26. —_r7 SIRS NEL WTS ay os 500 W OM N AND ) GIRLS WANTED —Is the position you seek advertise d in these columns today? » poste pisrarcH. 1¢B fefessional man. a ' A) , wrt ° — EEE eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEeEE—————————— Oo Se pee cone! man. former tracts v OMEN. G GIRLS HELP v WTD.—WOMEN, G GIRLS | HELP. WTD._WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP WTD.—-WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS tory. M Cc of t: . Secreta ixperienced — to as. DUST Ww | GRA a age ca -_ , F ee © ao 2) al e - of . ees | _ & oT Spec ‘al dir , chances ~~, tne 4 t O NM A N aoe: ’ Cc »kine ard tak cal f firs HOU SE GIRL — a ite . f 10 p! ai: i ‘ mK n2 MANIC URIST EF ‘rst - Class. must. tre ery | OPERATC RS Ww A TANTED STF NOGR APHER—— Rapid, ace — ‘ — mating educa: rome ' ' foreman ound City | references ApPp'v in person Sunda’ ; : ; "her , . Apply Mon 7, .2 ya Mona v. 3A} tt “ SUb fami ly he , , partment ; privale reom ttractive: d ant Apply 408 ly spiendid chance for nermanent ee, Ub detongs : : 30 N. Broadway. ient’'s office > to. 4 Dp. m. ‘ Sus rintend- { GIRi yer pene 4 . ‘ ™ - Hi IUSEGIFE 7 iseners | . 4 “le , ° P . S e . ; but c lal , MACHINE OPE Es. | GIRL—To ope ary. A ; GIRL—General housework and cook ne ' a4 character, pers erie x th. (c7) | pegrienced. Art Craft Sho ee nen |: ww oon ee lypewriter and do cler- : pply ready for employ 1: small family: good wages: room with Milliner ry “Ope rators, ‘Attention | enced yvirls-for dresses” and spa ble to take charge of office. For mer. 5 , i eoreal intetmyta wt 4 reen a ‘ » ‘ » ae P one —_——— Se ——— _—— . * h& " . : ‘ ik. Hutte 1408 —, y OWE ~ ‘ix: apply ol2 North |. — 4 And drapers ; work a op small family, to do, house: LEVIS - ZUKOSKI MERCAN.- i he tL—-Refined. white. settled. expe BRONX HAT ( O.. 408 Washington rar 1 te ;}dollars’ worth of orders in our) ,° } cclaee Aenea Ce K-197 rey ———— A } ; | , 2 > | Laff e — . ae ‘ ° ° rience new home; every modern conven- ey ~ - wx : . : — =. _—" ——_ i 0 GIRLS—T . ions ow shades. pleaaa! —"y ‘also thread S “ly eTS. W Ww ly wages. Apply 5323 Pershing. cond floor. | = S20 TO $35 A WHEK ~ fniliar with steam i her ter heating rt “i pn Barna . { is to learn l’earlstone 005 | ‘FAC TORY , 3409 Texas av. (c62 Ds com Seréamie ~ wrap window ~~ 4 L leamau tit. ne av = rai py ’ be | _Fore ~~ 667 ri. ) ung, se n (ot) Ati r trimmera makers and opera- | ?\Aas AY. { c62) uben: al and “eee ea pected: sepiien lone ta —W vith iSpaten™ 7 “-PEREnEPer pour \FANCY FEA’ Ta MAK ERS—Ex eriencad, | and Rue Co 1015 Washineton | a Ou frOOC Ww ages, viv Vou | Hi av SEK ERE Tor R—s T employed r= > d; steady work; come prepared .— —_—— amrtiuas treated « confidentially Rox K.°S4 VY “D tr) j x pod a $500 , rienced: ®% ceady | —- : . ' , GIRLS—Exve: - aiso)§866leaners Appl? Krausnic Lind 4! SIRLS—To work 1 ', . : etes , . - ifax 1007 + . ies STENOGRAP HE R— Exper enced im stenog ness. box B at once. Mendle Print tne | Fiower & Yeather Co. 1110 —" Linder | tinental Dros pt oaueem ee votes. on |B ad) work and short hours. | Ho SE KEEPE ~ AW sO ae ee se Pr gy gt nae et eee ge } / raphic and letter fi kinm: will ine worker t : unter wit ; : FILE CLERK—W;} ; ———— hestnut sts aan 2 ring s SS( . _ » oor 4 PEI Seen . ay — ~pteeabatnes t asningtor 4 s | f ete ce for advencemen to ht party, Uebed trade. “Wee ns : SRY GIRLS—Experi-| _typewriting, ae Seem es: | S—To learn spotting and pressing on | ¢; a ee ees ee HOUSEKEEPER Mid lie-aged: wmall fame | reg et EN Fie } A atr_sniary expected. Hog K-181, PP Sia : ies’ 5 Can get to ' a, en teetee —_ > on whee at STE NOG RAPHER—By large ont hs Bide wahted; w hen can report and telephone garments. Staten ] our tactory on ¢ar tat R - 26 be number, tf anv. r Staten Isiand Cleaning ,. Races. : ry. Bo: ost-Di E onan be . »Apply CON P. CUR- Spy. _Rox 8-308, Post-Dis. _ need on dresses: steacy | G: IRL—F or cookin enera! " ‘ . ) : . teachers ‘ x B-471 ‘os akers on followin operations: , 7 ’ , , wn af tised G. { 1 me Rth and W al- w ‘ ac' 7 s& « ral housework; no | . , . B-337 is. M fl F N VY mak on 4 to S80 month. state s@e and experience : : 5 6S : Broadway. ; y 4 “ : (@ } j a we * wl a. a lehrer c8. 5) iaundry or outside w ork - references 6137 Qliv S. Jef ferson and ] St h St reet > ~ ea es ‘ ae . ’ I fl Rex K.)71 Pb’ evat ~ Ti erwe te *h at a oe a /* WA. 4 ee o>. = - > iLocust sts., 2d floor; or 3409 sTENOGRAPEET AND CLERK—Oyp fe- I tee er ee ale ee em ee ~~ thee ~—_* Oe. ee } bere © address. position permanent ho Highest union scale. Cafeteria a pereeenl Roatan conside The sane Pratt Co. 807 =Boatmen’ Ban sae a= ed a ee —— = te le Sls Ale ‘ = ear eae = em o- ¢ 7 * —_— ni, ae operate HKur- guna nt. ~ \ ene, = 2 ee a - ~ SS .* = — 2 - = _ SO Oat” we. aye . ~ ~ * . : _Westminster pl. ‘ ' HOU ‘SEKEEPER—R ~ TL —— ner ~~ , —Tin > FINISHERS—On ladies’ dresses. ady | GIRL Wita—at on een —_—j|Applvy 2033 Locust Street. 1 oe therless bh nt cog fer woman | : OVERALLS ~~ STENOGRAPHER—Capable of takifig a0 | capital food : / . _— > ‘ work: good ay _M. TI! e stea y Nas W td. At once 1 to take c care re of baby a ceetill - f. : w $ ” h , 3 ™ 3 . | . se transerihing dic tation rapidly and must . "Peau . o- SNBON DIPI ER N. Teh pay. homas Co., 505 years; one who appreciates good home CT RLEE CLOTHING CoO Cr eae mm FRONT MAKERS write neat letter for ofice located tn vicia- wr é perier FINISHERS—On coat GIRL—whit a ae ee wis = ats; be xperi- 4 hite or »] ed. yr - ; idavs off. 69 runo at’ Marn- » ~— or: $400 rr fO0w : Kina | towne: “a m. Bie Locust ove - ete gee S - ‘ : | : ial j j . a . ‘ : ! b. Pos PER—Bring yeterence. Freed: | BILLERS—Experienced operat-| 2x01 HENTON st, CHURCH SHOE Co.) writhont ex peri- HOUSEKEEPER Eid = FRONT FACERS oi ol Sih nh panuincteriog Glan 4 : ie py ” 5 l¢ Sliahed Wid se can 1 vest ~¥ stenographer ; good ing E lliot-Fisher billing ma- ee : 6 or over. to work in engra\ mg : 4; Gs han ee 5 | young woman epartment ational! > : steady work; go 1d salary; room, board ™ nie He o8 to 1218 ngraving : ence al S p r e€ S S and _ soe . R nae P ‘ ist Di s = PANTS STE NOGRAPHER— Young lady: seme ©¢x- —_pP Pinter »3 ~ iso _s ; Ty SN Bey | ena ag = , 7" on a 4 perience: samatli office sieady position teke half interest in; a aman aise muss/with very refined co-workers. | !i!: weh- | erers. S t e al d Vy _Suhn. Grat te City. R 14 No. SS ere eas Ex erienced TACKERS Post -D arate . ‘e) OMe sales ability HOUSEKEEPE R— You ine may have one p 9 LU. 5S BELT LOOP MAKER STENOGRAPHER—Make typewritten appt. a ad 0 ” ‘ > ¥ ior genera housework : : ” “ . Dispatch 2 manage retail store. Box K-157. P.-1). ic) | fa iy. experienced ‘abany 49: 39 704 vin: e. Ii HAND TURNERS sible time for a . telephone num: : : _ tere el) apg : ay fe; . é‘ initiative, iG yy RENE oe» ce oe ’ coms re ' » M > Fos ff} retand - ' , ; must have - -~ k GIRL =a hite; for » Ain cooking and down- | ; sn own, 100 miles from A ) ly Su verintendent S Y ice FF = art fit tting. ’ + good opportunity Box K 5 Box R-58, Post- Dispatch. » SS — — r roadway PACKERS — And bonbon— dip-| Ex erienced. BOB °+ . : - | GIRL—wW hite. for genera] ,ouUse wor k ‘ Profits, with $2000 B rr Seaneern, one who can take charge FRENC H RINDEKS—& ; ne BD ies teh, ox Big,” ¢ up financial statements | . Seed a et enced. sey er : mak e toa operate | olff Shoe Co 251] Suilivan th. ock, Wydowsg. 145 540 Linden av hot ! ire for smal] family: no wash! m neckw Appliv 1405 Wasrhingeton blished eecur | FU r r INISHERS——A poly Potucek & Dav- | _Clayu _.__ let Do as ” ; ahi m to child °9°5A4 Dickson st.. en's neckwear. Apply 1200 Wgraingt | manent employment . goo d | nese ¢ nog oemart profita table. f oho can * lson Fur Co... 3] N. &th. G IR1—Exp xpe ris en “ed Dp wer machine sewers: F : | fentera’l 2 t 26% NU RSE— — a” os : —. nurse baby 7 Ww y 2 t kj di and St. Charles Sth ' : , ’ * eel en. rn ae ’ Sy at P we wee, . . essere - —-—— mn?’ old: 7 ‘1 ) ) ‘ ' P Rex rm 104 n 7 : - . STENOGRAP HER — In Gl HI pan TE distribute Ca re s RT Word ] - re. ‘ . DOUBJ,. Delmar @HUERL NOSE M Al 7 —Exper _ . sn or — '? se nildren. ‘Gali Cabany 160 betore ake: =. / DY ( on 612 Market. (c) | STOKES ‘ iy ag ae : po i a re » no r 1! i «© ‘ ~ » ate — aT p Conne " NER WTD—With _ s 7 ; . ‘ ‘ . ae Qe “wages ates , Nl MAI Li, ’ Ps all work connected with GIRI_— ‘: Ss h Sixth } loor. ownstairs work: wages $60 month ao OP ERA A TORS——E xpertenc ed. ; for pa staying | : PRESSERS—Experienced: on waists snd [aady. Apply at 630 N. Van- @GIRL—To board. aged 8 to 12; goog home yg mete Phe here —] | E - Cohany ‘ 9 wm | —machine All-Paner Box Co. 125 S Sth. | dresses. Rose Mfg. Co.. 1508 Wash- TRIMMERS i OPERATORS—Experienced on sewing mat- a eten is) Experienced on lacies’ velvet hats; St. rd, and Link r : 2. s N. 7th et. (c53x) 2703 H ward — . lie-nzed ro ms ° . a “4 ay o« 1. O an . wee . aw penta "Tc “KE ‘ | tw of southefn terminus Broadway car Wid ise, 7 4: steady work. HERZ = : ochiainale iy: washing: Saturday afternoon, Qanpd. Profit ‘Clerk. BACK POCKET MAKERS | ue: vegly, etatine federencen. enlas? o> office work; must be rapid and acurate at fir- “7, UR me re wi TS je 9 j Co... ae 2 tiderly lady as manag - . state . rience and lary expected. ing housekeeper in smal! hotel out of city: LLuIMer v — =e OF ne os ed ‘at Box 1-368. _ Post-Diepascs cenity | eet N_&th. ie)|chine; good working conditions| _1218 United Home Bide. = to . . - . . J. H SEAM, SERGERS experience, phone number Box K-27, te . ume ¢ — J Py im : lite Salen adilics a xs book i paane =e er, a} BURNER CO., 7th and Market. | Lina 1 osOlR. ae ane Ww kk : di K-: -?7, Post work in > 4 s in . c pee. ee S806 Greer av 7 ° child: home more than wages: have 2 | ° ‘_ . ) cation, giving age. experience. eeneral ot = oii mate . = exverience and salary expected. | FLORIST—Young woman experienced. to! GIRL—-White ? Or s 00 pay. | are. 17 and 13. Louis Pancher, Edwards- and Apprentices. oe | ucation. aboroxigate anlary expected. ooe- _ tenographere willing! 1 y ° A p p 1 | OUS inincun ne Pet 4S And sienihe. be alert and; PORELADY — Experienced on |) y at-once. [io Sidte Tares’ cennil tear a ein ee health res ¥ = TR NOGILAP a= Whi 4 r : . i . ee ds pvery mode onve ' . for i ort hotel at fine | RM STENOG! a ho | W ork pants. State experience, | GIRL—*For filing: no experience necessary MF autifil 5 ent! ie eee ’ umatiem and kidney , foli charge of sma eet of | but / © °9 : " Le) ERS ee Bere ee | Famous-Barr COs) ppp thant Pine St = competition: unlimited - : 7 First-class. by manufac- —~ 7 Cs i. a as —— ) ~ge * “m ; | _ Hi SEK! tEPER WANTED - WANTED NECKWEAR HELP . irv_ or outside ta kK "ADI after 3 and John av. |, Middie-age man, who wants a 000 KE xperiens ed operators and turners on pers, for immediate and per- CAP CO Jefferson NE KR W td —W be ho : ‘Can. “invest 1, “ etc... Ne D- wy Sn 5 tch | °9 ble. = a Ww dce of bookkeeping | R08, 218 N_ Rth 3 Morris Hoff an €o., 11360 W ashi ngton. Ask the cov ‘a 1} Cabe ine 7010 és : . : . , . TNICi2 WW Ye. know ledce , Mehman nts aon netiinetemngeaiins | SOE) eae walking child: competen® tions. Apply ready for W ork, Floor, Haas Idg. rer's aa2een’ or ot 4 lis hile Call Sund ” “A 2 Fasta ai = aiken 1 — » must bo experienced and ca- wnday 13-1 1 HA fon. | - ————__—_—___—_— $40 ver month 4028 Nn Newstead: De: oanl - PANTRY GIRL-—University Club, Grand, Law tae. RADIO INVENTION ~ ; 7 jet Box roundinges , PAN I reference in first ietter. oundings (all after 10 a m | eR Wid.— Wil ami 1 int . STEADY POSITION .p.| Gl (i S—For factory , work All Paper Box ferr re env .f0 mf vetaoin 8 h d f 4 ' ) sek & Davison Fur Co.. 318 N. St! ic, | cloth BR Laund 43 Be! 2 ; ‘ aT oe ¢ : i’ 124 8S. &th = (co hctner AER ne OE Nepteminge ll nS 7 Coe | = or gir 10 ants oo ' ; me Lace iothes. _ Becht undry, 3301 l. (e2) for trimming ladiew hats: i HENRY W EIt.. . ferres SC rz Ss le and Printing Co t gra € OF VAP girl who wa a good place in good OFFICE GIRL—Who understands letter tnd | PRESSER—E ‘Xperienced, on ladies’ clothes. steady work. Penzer Millinery Co. : oe 10-13 }s ; } b -D ; “ies = ‘ - = Compton and Park. Theo- |'GIRL—To address envelope ® and “mail circ u- aed yt ”. ) asnin roning; ‘ chester car to Rock Hill, walk block south handwriting a necessity; excellent Oyppor- PRESSE RS—Experienced on house ——— steady work: good nay. Ask f Miss HO I SE 7>WOMAN—W? ite for cooking and (c) and mother's care; $5 week. Sidney 52hJ. —e iden tia | 3 71. | . fereise yO ERE pe oR | BO kB ne) ee Beem ' : SCRUGG;: HAND IRONERS—First-class; experienced reas ticke Apply 1010 N. 10th st. -¢c) A—Lad lard parlor, Ad-|GIRLS—For f d= circular vork. | a ogee eats ae ined , — , _ on nurse's white unifor: and re pee Be : PRESSEK—Experienced on fancy garments, _ for billlar ’ GIRLS—For filing an ircul wor | fo 6d circular - — seu \ AN DE R\ ( mR ¥ none ot here peal he LT and w dish ioe i OPERATORS— Experienced on dresses. St. who ulso has experience spotting dark Rte HAT CO 1300 Waghington. — _ ‘“ rk ne : dit ns Missouri Pacific Hoes- Louts Skirt Co... 923 Washington av. ic) work. Superior Cieauing and Dyeing rs ie SESE SS El a OO ee ee eee ddressoxray . ap ) BUNDLE WRAPPER: | GiIRL—Or boy. to answer phone; cal] Sun- rie e necessary. Steelcote Mf se ’ bebe ce =e. Gale | EXPERIENCED AP? RY dav morning 2R00 Gravois ra "M: 1in . BARNEY D. G. CO. WTA ‘sran: . _| OPERA TORS—Experienced, on caps. Ape | * 7 peat 2 = TRIMM RS vou are worker . MORNING PROGRESSIVE GIRI Knickerbocker Clothing Co.. 1310 GIRI ”Y woma : ‘ ; ' oe) Oo , hh Goo | LAD Y D ISHW ASHE R- ~2945 2 Ch outeau av. Universal Cap Co.. FLT Lucas # PRESSERS = Wid a oe a ~ A) E tay Aen oo rT 2 o- 1G Vr we : Nored, (@ Sei; é . he IR DRESSER—Two tres atr ca] wigs _---— = ————— =e > rs c - P ined, . : SARAH AND M AN‘ MES rE R. Washington av.. 3d fioor cutting room.ic) guaranteed alr traightener nd r ?. * ? vs Veiled = iphet aaanee t. a aie os 102 . LA DY——Experienc ed. to work in allor shop; ‘ OPE RATORS—Power machine, on men's Te it / mission: can earn &: 5 a week. Star Dye- Experienced on ladies’ velvet hats; good Wie ce NTANT—W 0 man: must GIRLS—-Typist and file clerk: must - TE: wifhout hor + oe hot mb: ‘ Oe A, : . : a steady work. 1507 Goodfe A mde hats. Goralnek Hat Co., 19th and Sarr et. | ing & & Cleaning Co.. 2515 N. Grand. ic?) ORONG Hat oO arg ‘S08 t ode, 00 type res. no-| ee - ° , 5 ‘ote Brilliant . at ee I PO EN ————- - —— - ———£— | HAT CO. , ; ir if you expect to get zien = gl yt etal: ap salary S10 week. Apply 210 Security Bid. ——— —— a — ———— —- —— | HAND BEADPERS—Take work home; aiso | LADY (LERK—Jewelrv store; age about| OPERA fORS—Expérienced on ladies’ bet-| PR¥SSER— Woman “Who has worked in . (046x) A tt) out working Box ‘ yeoulres large A = GIR! ~ W t | —— T “A o. lite, ’ ‘oe. ant. ’ — =| . id a? on . - C yd Finx T}- 91 Pe «t -Di “TD stoh Ley ‘ t ‘ good salary . } rogre = ve liat Cc lean) est blishm t t a | ee F A o thorough!y reliable an GIRL— To assist with children and house ook} arnt en hand sewers. S. Goldstein Garment Co., — : ng a en o Go pressing on a = (ERS -Dienarch EY ; sanded this permanent position. work, Cabany 6126 711 Eastgate. (c) mene my ~ os “privat - ahaa ey ‘ 810 Lu as. LADY—E! derly; to take care oj baby “while OPERAT R = . —— aaa - Re egy Pageant Garment Co., = EXE ERIEN C ED TRIMM - TE A‘ HER—Ha vine leaee of 10 | « 2 Frame “4 oo ONO err —_ Quire private arm! pV0C ' * ~ mother works. Grand 175 ‘8 (c7) | » rte ORS— tio sew on ashineton tc “9 : — . sS—F or clo t 5 Ve oO 2 ie . as . po at tab! - antes, na oatah turn! ture’ : Premier Service Co 119 N. Eighth. | —- YSlod ant arte cu ry work: $10 [7 ot ¢ ma = rnon ~ —_ ‘i - H AND E MBROID E RE RS — On 7_Capable . of taking charge of a. . mrs my fea eg, weeseee. Semmer PIP PIL NU RSES—Dipioma 2 ° years. uniform, . ON 6. HATS a ' : i] in—m io MaKe Up invol 4 . 3 , ) 3 f+ ‘ ~ ris oe f é anole ; qd IL ! boar aundry and cash a lowance homes one ecuson to w PARTNER — Paoe ine CASHIERS |GIRL—To assist with upstairs work and , _must be & ate at ‘figures nt dresses. HIRSCHFIELD venre-ts de. dem era. th floor of Com OPERATORS—On power machines, to sew ‘ided. Chicago Hospital, 811 E. 40th et anteed. tens cue 1 ! ome . ~ 7 ————— ae * + FUS ~ageee ntranc e. ic) aT 4. 124 iv oe , permanent yr itions {to re- children. 3626 Flora bi. {c) position wit seed pportun) Loe ys 99 a St. \ + ' canVas goods: always steady work: good . ‘ attain ¢ HAT MFG. CO., - Pp : —_ ee . “ys ’ iy i > a Aas cr 0 e (ec) . t ri r ] gTrammays | = Pe MO ae eR ie wen I #.. ner ro chi = souls Pa- - -_ erful opportunity, as = 4. Apviy |GIRLS—To learn. Himeles Bros. Cleaning ge Me met AY -n. ctiere neat , DY —_ Ee —s gy Ee my ge ig Bend rd. (c) | SEAMSTRESSES—Six. on repairs and al- Went Aa Dept... Carleton, = =. AL ee — Experience¢ D cl) & Dy eing c.. 5157 Easton. {c) wages ‘ a . — ” . . . Bay - , me . - mother o nie | . -_—- -— ———————— 2 terations, men’ Ss clothing. 1012 N. ~a on. rilow thet . a “y + Oth end Pine ic ~~ apply. rm Ui be tad j é m “ omen to do hand sew ing on _ . = 3-05 a ae : = OP E SRATOR GIRLS—To learn to operate Grand av TYPEW RITER—Oirl to help in attics: 18 repl a jee” i. k in office on stock recorde .: GIRL— To set ty es Easton. F = nex , "¢ 0 Teg wen fe — Ure"InsOn, | Rh st rona lity. Mw) cnet. room 61 ‘ Central Empio; i (c) AOL. 1. open wer rug stor skerchief Factory 3515 st office work: rg og ~ yn (O00 cagh, r | AND HOUSEKEEPER—For a ———— —/ eae aanine aad Aucati roam ; LAU NDRESS—White - preferred Ar- work. Syndicate Hat Frame Ca., 617 N. | 1 ane 1¢ vw STS. quick to lenre; in ie re » vour duaie . yaw 6 year ol4 daughter 142 7 | GIRL—M a re ee rennet Ps L, fam- .L—x. ave ggg ano Fe : ' : Apply 9033 F ocust Street. ‘ineto _&t h. (ec) ar x pected 448 a4 Post. toh r iv. orerst oe Te a Oi oer =e __ = e+) . — — "eae eg * OP eye NREE ae Ene er —EE . | ee - | eo > Tr) ub! Jbrary, ana sve, MON ‘T°’ Db a i LAUNDRESS—For Monda ll inde ) "RA ORS—E xperienc ed on bungalow | | | STi peene ees read fof) in et. _ 4 ‘ house work Cabanv | GIRLS— Expe rienced : f. re oovet ring mac hines. lav r aaa nat a 9 oc! } : alaryv ( | RI, EK > Cl, { ITH] NG ( O. rn 14 ow 7 'E ane tf ae wish to earn bie money | SHIRT MAKERS—On all parts, Delmar bi v « territeg = 249) Waterman : . Central Paper Box Co., 2100 -N Walnut. Post-Disnatc! ,iHAND annie’ experienced. , A AU'NDRI ESS—-For 1% davs’ work: $2.65 we J WL. Sager Mfg. Co.. 905 Washing- | two Union S : l rok ors 3. WAITRESS—S r Ww CFA ow . oo gp work - | GIRLS—To learn hairdressing. mare e] Wav- aTRL_ For oe c work: must also re iy stationery shop. Yr ner day Cabany RORBM 4 - tan Tth floor in as . pecia y ‘ 5, po Lunchroom, on note Choureay. Works, aa ~~ ' ee L rine! 1. ae ing; day or evenings 346 N. Boyle. re. #9) write plain and rape ge ae Fh ‘lea! y. b uxt GIRL—Genera! hing: good . ‘ wor! 8) Experienced on petticunts; guaran VW OMA all m4 Washington (c) GEALS rake oer a ween naking phanson right ~~ i oer Electric Co. 1817 — oa gm mee wralt no washing ~=> neh shirts ; all hand rK ; n | ory Gnd chante werkt: souee tan Ste wart. e have openings for oo e780 —_ “~ a housegir|. must . Pine st = machines; steady work ; begin- SACHS MF@ CO., 923 Washington, 6th wp | - Cuff Makers WOM we nesiét tn ent ‘go heme “ tee experienced: — . Herz flerehce: good waxes. (all al] duy | GIRLS—Over 17. to pack candy. an HOt SEGIRL—Gord home and salary. Riv- | , . | ic] ) . a lea rm on pw er ma-, erat ide 1606R. cel ' ners can lea rm in short time and OPE I ATORS Sleeve Makers we. 2120 jrand (e82) | GIRL—For a factory work. L. A. Anignt A lv A can Gentle- HOUSEGIRL—White experienc ; - UR ‘ / ‘ ‘ a ——eanGaie eee, _for werk in = { > : i roadhouse. Cull between @| Chemical Co., 115 Market. és 7 chine. APPply 4 meri . Monday. 4906 Maffitt pl: Delmar $7167 can earn rood wages from start. | wien pow er-m acho gs ct FR also ‘emetes Collar Setters Won ae _— ~— nt , al! a a te y ee . 0 _ , 25 . ne ivr we ener ‘ - , , 4 a’y ‘ 7 ! ILD AN . 7 i—— Por wa oo en anc WAV © nie — tt a Morgan. —- GiRt—For reste urea. $30 per week jt , man } actory E 9350 Randolph =. of IR | ~lL SFA y fate, —— VY hy Tr genera ouse 4 7” ' = ide wr : ‘ nae: ~~ - FOOD CHECKERS | AN OFFER STEAD‘ sIRLA to Mart. Appiy 220 Tonvent &:. years old. for table service.| | work ow” a 7433: 5886 Enright MAIINS__Two, experienced. Apply to house- OPERAT( RS P | WOMAN — *¢ .40 to 13.98, os STOREKEEPERS OY MENT AT GOOD) Gikis—Te_ sel) counts. aino dee mrt » BUSY BEE CANDY CO., | HOUSEGIRI—White; email family: country, keeper. Laclede Hotel _____{*) | Experienced on dressed; plenty pf work: ressers ' 37414 Cook —_— " > Apply 1419 Franklin av... 3d floor (cy) Apply B eirt. Cabanv “4k16W. 5 5733 Westminster | SAID -—For mens boarding house. 1801 nighest prices paid to those with ekperience. ——— ‘OMAN—White. for laundry and clean SALAD GIRLS . 5 TO WOME N EXI E-" | GIRLS — m power sewing aaceines: expe 17 N B 0 dw av (07) HOL SEGII l—White. to assist with house HH I ory. Mai n KO. Come in and see us. Siegel-Perlmutter, 1319 p Tuesday Thureday and ; bli roa wa £ ! Ac aig gate 9 Oi dace ’ ' (tirls to Léarn wide Tv ec > f nN. 1 fir} . . 20) lelrmar 7 —— ‘ . igt . on ' PANTRY GIRLS | “EL WITH HAND, ae nt ad : y ae ee week. __S090 Teimar wi. Ant. 200. MAID Intelligent: for general housework; | WSsbington Nee pi G ‘ ° . 4 > , : ‘ iare ivy re COUNTER MEN ; 5TO LEARN HOW TO |“nork: apply morning. 6927 Waterman. CTRL—To assist in millinery rk: no laundry. 5596 Pershing. in | ee et ar, eee ae 4a ae eee - * Ri-—-White: for cooking and downstairs sien HOU SEGIRL—White, for genera! houre- adultes in family. Apply 4135 Delma: OPERATORS—On silk dresses ; Sewing and Ironing WOMAN — Caincambered, clean floor es wages . P ail , Cc bany 4962. 4 ef . > ; t200F ¢€ yw rot ST - aaa . . . Shop oe ° ° ° _no o triflers _wanted. 1524 Olive. COUNTER WOMEN P BATHING SUITS. WE, nh -W GIRLS—-16 vears, to work in box workroom. GOLLUBE B&B | forancinL__fo aeneral hous: work ; sref- | 3 1Ath oa NR ark ogg master fee work. Rice-Stix Shirt — ; , eheicher Paper Box ©».. — , ‘ ( Pa erenece required Avply 4215 est --- = . .— ———— my RUS GIRLS ta NEED HAND SEWERS fac gw amy oo > MN ILLINERY -(¢ ()., 1409 W ash-| o%"% r PhS Shh tks fo. |M [ANGI F GIR oa + at ng ratun LESLIE OLIAN CO., 803 Washington. (c) | . a wont : , ¥ | — “arn. | . GIRLS—To address on typewr ‘MFG. CO. ‘ tiok —_— n> exper! ence rienced ltronx Hat Co... Bth floor. i > « As ’ d accurate, Apply Wirfs Weather: witl Meat ROU er ~* i SGn> 4 37 - aL . , - SORTERS—Ex anode old rage. highest ner, Bighth and Olive “— r and Manager a 106 S 17th at. ic) n a+ ee. no aed n@ _ Washingt - —_ : an U. BB. O} ERATORS — Exper- wage Apoly "ready for work, Monday a. : Mr. BKenteh. “ee R? . y | , >i FR f ner: rousew -i MITL_LLINERY MAK FERS-—Experienced RA . ‘ ‘ m 1 800 NX 2 i) and Western ex weenee: 10 | GIRL—Or woman. exgerienced a % cookie ie be : N house: good reo.7 M ; - Raer. Sternberg & Coben enced virls on U.S. two-needle ap —— ? ’ Arar Suite. half y ! e Ver ‘ 1 ‘ " : ’ rye ~ ' . r “ z POTTER — " a 7 garments. hi Teron” earrert in eaigring | Fiore. Grand — K Sail cle’ | rator S Hi we bout 16 or 17. to do aii Linea TRIMMERS —— Papenencee:|machines. “ELLY. & W ALKER | _ Cleaners, 4273 Olive. tent, diplomatic man- — ite. ka nera!l housewor sma ont al cen, Ween ht > ony ‘veg mongers eoted we An- | corsven . » ‘ , SPOTTER. Experienced. one who can press ara ees te Ran hoe b BASS Washington bl : = j Colored: experienced: eat and u work an elt _—o . 4 A -- C2. wt ag Bay F, ng soe etre ~ oe S rTERLING b AC TORY ; 16t h and pig ladies’ cain tentem tikead . ' = - piy Sta ' N. - , r~ enn , | floor west. courteous. Apply to Mr. Sain De ye toe For light Comsemwatt: tei Meer. | Locust st.. 9d floor. (e62) & Cleaning Co.. 2306 reais av. (e2) i 2 wes &S se ee I Die BE LEE EET SIE TI ET ONE NN ORR ete s ; oe Pson correspond- - J ' HOUSEGIRL ES aes — _ Granite Blag . ——_ Rox 365, Post-Dis. GIRL! =e. + — Ya be ca: aod "idea. SONNENFELD’'S,. @10 W ashington. washing: 3 in family go salary. 6821A MIlLINERY TRIMM ERS— Wperienced C8 | mm SPOTTERS—On P—— work. ee. Wardro = rrr iy | RSS month; en . (c) Gravois Riverside 247 a di es’ h ate: good pey; steady wor: »pply ) guaranteed Apply at pod P c o ; } ( eaning-Dyeing Co.. 4802 -- —_— eo —- SS P Shaw. _ ’ ge’. * Se , = —ae ee : : antes ae reads or . work Goldman, | GIRLS — On light stamping | gorsnaini— wie yng FS an & Nassauer. R19 Washington. tc) Ladi es’ Hat Onerat (OT = sPorren—_ experiences ~lady jrand " — i wv —S To > work tm machine troning : , om. ’ ;, : i | oung la dices to ; ihe : ESIGN ER GIRL-— $2 60 per day lange . ' - an 4 3 ar ‘ gm fh ’ - am be ed one — in | ‘ 4 | pas yma we en04 S Jefferson. cr) work ; $1 4 per wee *k to start; }_ ences. ‘jood awges day ight oe Oe: OPERATORS— Punch press on STENOGRAPH ———a dhe : for creating embroidery floor enst. referente 7 at once. stating ex perlet is ER— Sone know ieds- od of outstanding orig!- Gl tlad, white, or woman, for up-| } king on ower ma- HOUSE GIR i—Experienced white te girl irl for Post -ianatch OEM a licht stam ing work. $14 per = eeeenes zoo opportunity. Box K- . 7 >, Gis worband ascist with children. Goso, Shoe MAKING general hovecwark: 3 adults, og leueei NERS. ATTENTION |. 4 : ae leo . , G5) . " . ° ’ 8 7 44 flour. Cabd- ; . ; — . howaekeaper for ch « Woman we offer an scPhereea : Cabany 19° (c65' ehines: light W ork at good par . need x aces 5507 Waterman, jd mM Cab- MILLE stat”, 4 ae . . ’ week To start : only those want-. | STENOGRAPHER- Ta tow erie. state| Call 7 to u evenings during week. | De. OPport “4: amy G2 a ‘an ¢ 25 trimmers and makers. wee © pat bave extensive ae Bie eae -reen ban aoe ees qrosecttion to High-grade factory conditions. aa et Hor general bousewort: ®0|or piece werk. Come and be conv! nced, | ing permanent employment need | SOmary woos, id Fas Buctid evo . : e) “ natin , aun oe ged iad One party. AD- 3 CO.. BOR W ton. looT | ~~ 'STENOGRA — y with some w altering ar yee - a. competent ee re aE nay noneatina SUNL IGH1 FAC TT RY. HAM- . LAB - By os a “9°29 Wn BRONS acyrehacem £2: — (chte | apply. BI 'SSMAN MFG. CO. | | emeverd «vf me in amall office. §, also fitting; good sal h ful as | Mhovly Sunday morning, Dgjmonte Thea'et) LLTON N-BROWN SHOE CO., 1535 hor acne) we must} MILLINERY “OPERATORS Jefferson and Sullivan. (0) | PR Renal elas ee , considere VU SHGIRL— > a team eee meee vertene | trimmers at once: | : experienced : Ti Broat nent position to right 517 tly confidential | Gini—Govired, youne. help with housework S. Eighth St. - (ce) te nent sed clenn: geod home, Set tee | a tins aan OPERATORS—On apron dress-| ." ae oe ae Appty ADDISON S, _ R387, Post-Dispatch (cZ) and child; good home: sma oi an es ne 2°20, ir) | BRONX UAT CO., Sth fi.. SO8 Washington. | - our help rank among the | sTENOGRAPHER-Eaperiencsl, in to ; 4 , | 6o76M. 0 _ work. (al r Horsborri— Wht ne who apprect al (cSOx) es; P office Getalle, permanent eat > oy cores Place Chien tose must Rogeysmornine. afer ® siock "uit won: Warner Electric COPD, | "kina treariptnt (oi, rant thus position. vo —“MTLLINERY TRIMMERS (highest-paid house dress opera-|_cxssieoce snd stlery. Ses _X-390_£.-D ’ 1ON from gira CAN MAKE $15 TO $25 +3 ’ NDI FINISHERS factory. _ Brown a Co. Cen machin pe e. | HOUSBEGIRE White: for cenersi hause- PInCE ERIRNCED EAtY oF © OmK * = - ditions. B. CORNBLEET, 923 highest 8; ot work. liovment Dept... 17th and lucas A AY emplovment department, | work; «mall apgrtment; best wages, good | ABHINGTON. SD : » LESLIE b rT t marking and as- | AP] ome for ri . 6908 Delmar, bet DENSON HAT OO. 005 W ip 2d floor (80) ESLi OLIAN CO ie! GIRLS — Willing ° ner dent New yn 54K Ply mouth av. (e) - me he cht rLOOR. ‘<1) Wash gton, ‘ i . icab ’ ee She Le Pr Ske ey ae pte IE Snes it Nghe

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py seom e=- 1600 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today-_ FP ST-1 ISPATCH WTD— WOMEN, GIMLS) SALESWOWEN WANTED _) __SALESWOMER WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE A U T O-M OB i LE S AUTOM OBI ae" LA - = ererw ae to =. q GOVER: N MEN T FU RNACES irr : us —_* - #> ' -_- t — testa me nent ae pe Sale SWOMCH ffs amy For Hire —— ray Soe SaLESWOMEN—To oil fT il . wen Chestnat Both phone eer “= ? Sc ciik—aue 7 ay — ree a} =a OSE—se on , A abdbds = = = AUTOMOBILE SERVKE =| | «9850. ager t oMtins, Chevreies r+ and one tases sow 8 Fy ts - ra — 7 : 7 = aes an } FORD—Coupe. 1972: ike sew. many ex- ese tee = FOLLOWING DEPART- | ir. sr n ae ae ck ac : 2 pai pes trag@: eacrifice: easy terms: trade S516 =f a oe monn nmi . S — . — ie ; > Eastor. ~ anéceventer, MENTS— Co.. $3 ) nde! 2 - = for = a good jcon i OS | FORC—coupe. late model. eacellent aoail Foie A i cs) ; ' * hew pelo. dea 5433 Ear PA TT? RU} BT eo en [Dp DRIL! Es ar- : = ite Sr? “BUICK COLPE—4 PASS. oon ae - — ~_s ON: pre My —_ or : ert ? 2 i New tires. rebuilt and gusrantesd; sr = — VouLsatiSs y SS. a ae | ° y Gay rit as. *Raace tS save money op this Desutiful "922 a ae ‘oy ae ~- Ve we: SAT EPSLADY @ 2) -_ aia as Ag em Rony : laude Schaftne: emali payment ¢ewn, belance/ «... . ar. Revie © a 7s he pny — = Lugs “s; ca : 7 nie : . i ze. 5 CTO = ’UR.-—i 87] -s8uDe Z20¢ - SRE =. = me... : or . pucfic Phen LF ; ; r w nee: 2ckK: rtasota Sie. = S ion j . SALESLADIE: omest CH APER STORE. - > a | Cw on df is) Sa ft and Wasft.'ington a — as he ee we 2m MEN—TY rea. cence o + @rtiGe at . 86s. ssuurnal : ” Det Needlework “os wicws scibeest ot eer ge Sa —— CADILLAC COUPE eee * me | _Piectieay " isn BUICK ROAL | “ . et — > 4 r. perk a ce. $304 FORD — ‘g 5. ; — | . 2 2. 2. ; . --__—___ = : “oe _ . . — rUBD . Ouge : - . = +2 ‘ ‘ 4 | Oe _ CLOTHING ©0O LA DIE HOE: e. {ERE ARE ADDITIONAL -—— - ie = “esq ALTOS Wid —Sd, qui i, gt cur bd. CHEVROLE leze: tiem periect: euerifice Linde TT Ww — é ia * RUICK RY Aq i~aG§ Was + . -. ~ — YS eS mee Se eS... = : : : « - 7 7 PEN ING rs . EX P E R I _ — — Sas Laclede pene sasiaiitiniaieal ietieaniiia . 2s ; ss : "4 — atch HEVE ; ; FORD —Coupe, 1923 APPLY SUPT’S OFFICE ae A ee | Base t Poet-Dispazcd._ ake . ape | ——— ee y. “= - ’ : ; _Harédmaa, St. Lukes ! s Hospital. Forest “ PURD COUPE. [923 LOTION RE . CHIN] J - i wu _ a . : a 23 5 J , c. 3a. sean and snappy and the price like — f* ~ a te : Licas. *, bee —~wom ’ on at a > +. ies nu ei 2 ct away. JLIS Lecust. Lity and 4 ' rt ‘ust out. 3 Fe ru “| Cabany 226 = — : —_ — ————- | FUR D-— ww of : = : cc 86imce — a -— ae meee . . ne. > ; Sarter, sun : who car — ~- . 3 erec = pos : ; » — at "249 Ge” = good — - oman“ — oe ee - at $385. $175 down nc 5 . - con ; — - _ ter. > : = : ORI ws — carn very substantial cal- CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS OUTED OL BURSTS a ank: me | icroMOBILE Wi 7 apy morning. Ortavesg Motor Cora, 4900 | cheap; terme: trade. 2506 Box R-128 P.- WOME ws ~ —————— dan im good sit [OO will | 3 total ; , = ™ — . } EF rope! 00 rad 3° er C Q*?- y ~ouD [wo o21-192 y -ESWOMEN | sited gg enn ny Ming. 0 soas —— 7 > Se eS verat. : — CHEV ROLET Cc OU PE. 192: * scp en lie te Mary amg: Sage : ion » door ry + : yo poe a. $266. with extras, ; ry 7 " SAT Li. y 3 - “ : . . ~~ " “ : ’ : ij . . - ™ : : - “4 ’ iii — : .. ell pt .se ' ~— an —— . Al coGd tien must fe 4) soecia. ek per emcee neclessa” - Bes YOO i -s ~~ ant Bg ok i Te Pall —~ t ‘ -s S = ~ “Er - er Zo ‘ - md ~ ‘Ls - : ry Bile; : : > 5t ,- . . WESER Boru be _— = -aty price $2935. oad2 ora BN. 3c st a — ——_ — Haz wer ‘ , > —— eas - NE ic Srimt, iad} : ; nal -— -- 30 Te + 7 . ~ = =? 22 3350 - ve : al ’ “ . ; iT Z 7 , a, « 4 ~ ) s : : ‘ as. aR Fi — . — T*% * Liss d ~. * =e " al . - . . 2 : , “ Ou 3. 25 to ‘asa oF on ; j ’ —s. ‘ot VEL TOBA WAS! Ht U E ae : Soor-to-aax rik = ~— _~ en : sae at tiZi-2 we | ; . : “ —_ ——_ ~ : : ~- « va” x even.nge Ca- ™ » 40 ~" > . . , — a: ; DO ac MILLIN ERY # — . - Wa. 3 ceec a : pa ten. . i : ’ a." 28iv Otiv oc ? ES] ES FOR SALE—WTD ——— — ——— Wid—i Save I60 ac f & at SS eae Se - Pe al Tale L9l= coupe; starter, —— ye de iN T) Asi : i.@ aic : rs riiz . tac . ‘be most -- all tar. »mountabies, Sal covers. . shade. spien- | Ss --= a! IES ‘ “ - . af on - ’ r & ’ 2 SO - > re . ail . “ , 7 2 = ae ; = : ‘ 7? 4 ; i J tires -=_) Ta. ue at $3236. meveral ' experienced — — a ——— _ — 2 . 5 . “ om . ' : aor ass . : - ; = ide ~V~ RATPT ATO y 4 me | T> § USLLLULSO MAIN RLAy in BAL ‘ON es with ex- z3 aio 7 + «- rery Sas Se ° * ——e nf ze | ~ ~p ‘err ancnt iy TO \ —_ -— —_—_——_—___———_ - = - - ™ ~ . - 5 ~ earn a ’ . . = 7 ad 8 PO gees Be -ighs . oo. on Soupe: looks and runs like a rabhd “BUY PROM BEVINGTON. 1645. YOUNG MARRIED WOMEN) Marguls. Same Sed ee ee 24 ee 2 ity im few ¢mys to look at = C red ee ato an et en | eee eee > - al * . — ° -= | - . ° “ . ~Y 2 ee eae oe TL ¢ } _ ™ - 7 atin ° vy i - Te werk 4 ey il and > in or tea room “i INNENFEI D Ss. . a = wee nd > : e 7. ty A >3 F 4 . a: : ——- — snail — cash ona $i1ce ‘ome TER : : Main 5348 IDS Wtd—Quick cash: a DODGE—Cau 921; newiy painted; with » ; ~~” ~ 7? - © ; . — o +s ; ~ ~ar ~ * = - * ; c : e : - Pi ° * . fins : __ 7 Ja aance 12 mon tns. Excellent opportunities for experi- iy . — 5 — ; ae Nga asroee 7 sitio j “es. Tube: Car Co.. 2802 Lecust bi. > 7 ‘ “ 2 Experienced WoO?tien enced millinery salesiadies for steady 52°", 55%, 2 r AND NavY storms | Poor TaSLas—r ——— : 5 — we a gf me ep work, also for Saturdays. Don't ap- St Wanted as Fitters ply unless qualfed Good pay. See Xai aigU WOE 2 Broa: —— wa oe TA = HOCSS—Frane. 12xSeS fee mt TEES a Sor Tratt DODG E COUPE Mr Michel, 2a 71 Lioo;r riz for om. fae mt = ih 5 ~ - — - a iJ u hCUGiIerR. OF Seii ch ai . and Saleswomen. : ea SECONDHAND PIP So Tara a Ange 2 AG ¥- Apply Supt. S Office, 696 Washington Avr LS ; 2A : NGLES E = b pe ! eo ; ae a , 4 ~~ age > - : = , ' terms. £ j ee es PO! on °o:. steering wheel Main Fioor ae LSS oer roll, S-piy rusting. $1.30, per $LONS SONS PURDS Wid —“oupe. sedas. touring. road: ee 0. Weshington. | rust tamtel FLINT MOTOR , 14 R INERY hry ener nee a 962) | PLUMBERS FUE: S35 h or trade them in: you wtil find FORD—Coupe. 1923. has seat covers A -5 3. = East 5 -_ rion “a! fer 3 lock + Dost" y Ball . Si 5 e7 3 Kines high SAL ESLADIES AL BOtR : Mi } neu :° 5) nod Demonstrator POLL—New ns cnt fully eauipped: i _ ener oe sen _ = = ; - =] ony | — 70 “ouve. 4-cassenger: this epoertu: reek of $50 under ‘is: another fully : . 3°35 under list. See + aE : A “ ; rw - “ ; J uf ‘ — out , ; . — ‘ . 3 ; , “Ire 2 eo” -“? — . Looe = - * ; . Ta YOUNG A new millinery shop, located TUIARD Fn eS os — } , ~ -~ ~~ ——— — . ee a ant ae = gt ey > Mahoney 4919 Delmar e) ee ee ee Cece tena oe we ee —s ' eye rwes . . St —— rss —* OREO BAP BPG once a ®ar - +» +h > 7 Aas re > ' c= — . ” _ - > S , - “ - —- . at * : : a ; - im the heart of the retail district, : * cusBic ae 6928 Kingsoury 9 Ford .chande akes. $100 ful accessory and same guaraat : (D— Loupe. 1923. @ weeks oid. bear Vi 'TOMEN requires the services of several .en : 2 | . nong Ll-e : air bh. mo a: bring ¢ te nd one wheel damaged. bargain ‘or 3285, se . er _ a n : Hand q motiles. t ne not Lent ~hassis alone worth $325 Letina. . high class salcsiadies from Sept. RE Riv ——- . _——— : = ; Setus ene teres i Tat te Mo tor Ces: Inc. tealer. 2562 S&. Jeffunen: epen Sundae and é . lem. Attractive salary and com- EDB UGS — ggg nga ' [. Wtd—vae 3-tom dumoe. 2 2% ton 241 i a even" : Bright : we have a number of mission will be paid Give full law’ a_i ro Si I~ : - — uae oF stake: must pod mai ease JCUSt SL. ee $130 "‘Pétmanent and desirable -posi, Pe tculars in Srst letter. Answer ; 2 th it cleaae out the catxre| : tas i¢ tion ft terms: Be ey Cees ere _| Dalazee Sa : . ox Bos B-342, Post-Dispatch - ree l per cu 3 ver gallen ~~ ~~ . ' ee. : — : : St + ster “ T9 sei. S805 —_ ce. ‘ 71008 for bright women 16 to : ‘' a . iT —— —- rr Southwestern Bell ready-to-wear. Chance to work = SCRVETORS i $25 also bio bucta’ 161 N. Lethiag Aut Os Ww anted Badly RD —Couve. S110 3000 MeNair ock wheel 5 oom DESAKER Com we . - va ea uate — _ odes wilt , o> on > J 2 © e ’ Sep - A at busy times and ea yi MENTS—New 3 and used. a: = i Be — We par cash and car more fan arr vher = De. pertect camdi tion. ole LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO. INC. : : Telephone Company incr Avcle to Me Mancoig Wumtt co. BPS “Beaten Th Fiz Meand vacuum ceaner, aa ot attecescentiie ‘ 5% Matchewer o= ie 5 ingly. Apply to Mr. Margulis. . i — : ~ Cs = O.. 2929 Wesht _ (Deu 3 model 208 Morgaa- 2 7620-7859. Deimar 1680_ F _ FORD— Roe ‘ste & lq’ 5 i " ae = " = - . ; . 7 * =. . Sem on? ets ta ~ : . =~ . . * , ae * reese . iy *x" Trees. ; neindinag ‘ A P ac7 ee wie SALESWOMEN WANTED Sonnenfeld’s Rave. wi Romans, SE SSS 3 Tee" Y, c L@LADIES—Thoreushiy on. 610 Washington. (e53x) CAMPING OCTPIT—Complete. usea on "TE Centra: 4 io Pine &. Mom ithe cask: os ges. Buicks. Mar- 32 Gils 2601 Locust. Open Sunday and evenings Sieady work and vou va see s . = - = 3 Z 7 ‘ wr . 'y " : R - . -- 7 - a P rf - =~4 : —_ ; : r ’ : “ 2 . ; ' . _ . - ; e : must ? Z i> . : -? b : : ‘res yw - FORD—eet@ Fe seen De. mar = TER WORK BENCHE: x 2 Benton 16992 : me = — a — — eae cee ligh to . Open Sunda : me ohor 3. er 2 - - en miges Pay -} Cou . . Cast lick. | * tk at parking light. foot ac- : } , - ~~. for éry pode stead "7 _ = mei uA ao rat , z-. : “rt — & —F R * =f ~er al Fr . "ts? : i , Sa - : = Dads = : — a FPoRL-——De Luxe qrupe just a Sa dry goods. ref- emplo) — pairing. Misseuri. T14 N. Sth. Olive 863! N Vandeventer Die ey Sie : —— ——— _ ~~ »>-= E ——— all of the nesdec and desirahie eccesso- erences. 2020 E. Grand. mezzanine floor. a ; = D ve au a : — wae / Py og car in the pink’ ef con‘i- S>:. iadies ready to CHAIRS—200 folding. cheap. ' 3520. : é = Se 2. ____ a —-— — —— a _to be Ee Ee Y—Over : 2 N. rr S B ER & FULL: LOOT Market. , ; — = aw Ln = ~S $15 . i. a ‘ — 33 nd com the - . ee a” Y > lary amd corm- Tix, A L KR “EDCK WRITER—Lawwet style. loc 9 S—Septie Tank J nets REEVE, ~ r~s = ¥7 = J ; a: - . tos 7 Tz 3 ee ; Gr’ ‘hat 2 : ‘ “ar he best = ~ . - — . : wonder- = ‘i i cUaractee — Readeter. 1999 | . we Wy | COAL —Bias >k Di am =" guaran ~ eas “PPL . 129-22 C1 IS % 12790 “oes sae Me aS — pupen - : i Sq BSB Mation Linteil “a s o 4 ~? : hol ret inal — — - - on in , CPE 5s a PORL. =. s* ie ust eaperienced | permanent pogt : y \ i $6 Feu! ee = en - , : AUT OMOBIL BE PAINT [ING cso ~~ a> 4 = — od FORD CO . ebesrbere. neil _ 4 ass on ‘a _ a x : ast iS tates. 44: HIGR-GR = : ye $2 348 = ; - . a> —— —— - - ; , . ee - 3147 c?) s27R. Co - 4 - P bec: Union Le m Seon a ae ea” ae 1921 Ford Coupe, $375 ALHELASY—o ri te sin W ~ > : : 3 ne- --} ae" . . ae . a! = +e : Demar : mare. give ~ AK Box W-419. PD. _ ate for both experienced and SOc: §F ; a ne | q ' ae mupe. 192 go@4 condition; $1 - Der . ~~ : ~ — =, . » © : oa enemies cre rienced at et ert needle superintendent of em pio mente. ~ +5 x : . : aT _ — sae. mi rete a! 3 ; , , uly eculpoed. . 2 saced ange & Sen. 7S « % i rr. 9 . ut © . . : diel Tt } 7 DB ‘ ee — G . « B. NUGENT & BROS. DRY i ™ 2 an yiinde: coupe. ful ef eolicit: — _ : caliber Wincheste : eer gnlllceng Tili ce —- r n also cranksha™s. repai-ing. painting, ma- Cabany S261 GOODS CO. ¢ — SS es Se ee. —— — a P.-i chine work. MODERN ATTO REPAIR €CD.. Fro: upe: 187] model: eoed corditicon ~e t-13 ve. Forest 9°3. Deimar 2952. ~ | before seen S62 Romaine te equlipoed. bargain ~ ~99 Lei ~en 4h ’ : 9) =~ = Ss a . . = C ' =, . = 4 7 —— ) eae ne al in good shape mechazica!’ S ales’ HMeEn SK—Rolj and Fat Cord Storase & Mev- IZER a — H. & H. Cylinder Grinding =~ ORD “rune: wi iccnns Sy Painted. |] good saint. tap and tires: Sargain: 3. | ‘ Be ; . =a 4 cm ) 7 pe ©) months quetinmmennittanatinns , \ELEUCTRIC , tury oact’ Cranksha™ goondin pistons. piston ae = i sane! a goods and . -— os . si “ab Tax rat — . “ 4 ee iS x - sS cuupes: easy sON “FRAMPTON, 3309 Loerst St nday mern- a . , » 2 Busy Bee Dept. Store, For general selling ee mw +? ad eck. Gat : the mer $2 7 lernmec ena Gs Me ENE co. | = = 713 Coen . am | i922 FORD COUPE Peso eT) store : : — re . Lindell 3143- 3144. De: hieel 334 Li E : ; ; ; — , —— on ~ . —me oer. wth & | emer =! ettres: terme ' ity. ary an : s+ 5 > ; , . > , ~oupe. 1 '. 3. The. 7340 oy Kim's” 008 ‘Washme POSItIONS leading to J. °s=. "TL? oe “SEE 1, Land. om a AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING 222 ae D MaOCND Srey AC TO 20. 300% Teonst transfers to regular PANS -is-m. cheast, S2-im : tke 7 | ~ “ears i one oe dik mad HOODS. FEND ERS. TANKS Fyn _— o—F\ Jad COUPES —s Dent throw rour radiator away We can : saTe YOU Mmoner We make a specialty of ~ oun 2 £004 cord ree Kreese. 6th ead Waetineton ° ' 34 cei.tn nd o¢ ; 4- : - ’ , tat > = ae : “Do . : 445) - RP: selling departments, _-«:wis-_seriner._{b07"varke TLOW SuADeS—aaeaoe =| egairing ail makes of radiators on dhert | coites 12773 sister Opportunities f : pices Sac Say Sao OS Ra, | Eases Demons senet shee Gta icew | FORE Ee Gar ae ee: We wu ; es oO r _. = — —_> :7 . : - > ides : = #D- b ¢ " ‘2 : | ae } vm | M ATERI AT BARG LIN Automobile Instruction FORD “‘ouve, 182°- atarter d@emountabios a Coupe e. 75 rat . -an5 7 "| Faia. a . IP 2 8 —— PRIVATE (easens co in@tes oniy «zpertenced Jer > & ‘THIS g NTE “ S723 Frankite ? ; lon EXSE 5 — 1! = - = oR eo ceuDe call Sefore IT coos CoO E I ; Apply Supt.’s Office, (2 ES SELES TSE | See ey See Fe Re EE FORD COUPB—4190 DOWN . - ; Sulina ~— , = x. - | * Wate MEAT!) = ~ ene 0 tor « i ter = De Laze. i972 . i - a ; oe . th. thine & a ; | - c S01 Lecust Open Sun- special Writien. Sally erul ood. inferma’ Lon Mai Ra , , pty _ ; . Po~ry — and evenings ermaetier TSS haan? . ee > oo co —_ ar ' ——— Ne fo cheap : se - =m . : : we a. i! a. ‘yn in ) r i ny, : ‘SURPFAaCcT MACHINE + >... 2 Se > s ec P exceiient comditien , n mi area. * >} ‘ion. ("g )} Cou pe- th vote ‘oe «sw ee Sidney 3891 R , : : _— > <a we : — ne _— a 50 tw Bit « tay: emperion . FOR SAILE BUlCK—Beaaur't amie fe | FRESH PAIN ¥ tnder tree te Tense | ait CO. * ; x AND ng Potion « wave? ~Vapt ar t© Suites av wal oe aa £9 ‘\RGArN “sw ' i WANTED ADS ' BUICK 4—3- cassenger “om De CONTINUED ON BAGE 32:2.

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e 3 gUN NDAY. 31 26, bas. : GI . ov | LL, IE ; ly . 7 a ) S "| n Vj 5S 26, 1923. | he 1200 ; AU | OM B ILE fo Sal * —_ A d co 3 la MI , ST. ATCH . _ + ernce ON Cou pe pe rok a 8 —4-Dasie rit) oz vt mae # For Sale 23 © ike 7 an te a ow. a ea 19 — : ITION; nter. og * wak BO ; rade ti a “Roadster: Is, "SPECK: ror. tiem | — a » Sa lent “mec goer AL P Maple. leavit A ale hia? whch or: vis we oy com nai - He nigh pore ---- : te . yr ULE ities” OUupe. oadste ay. + ———-4 5 goo Roadsters: RAG MEN. Y. ‘0 5. ert pe: pe’ H % ets ona SP eds Pra UR ric = ( wy 14: = S mor ion ome. tt BE te et N at 95 Lr ‘al pe ning, Lata hn -ge rs or ical 2 E or. bro adete! Ca) , in Zz, F eal la ea os STH FE oe ~! AO pend EC’ . end. atest K neoed me } as 2. thes 2 rod Sal ARK AU led b rR . buy ar 43. br I, res: | “sete, a e noon new IC sees fe on fi teh} FORD Velie. ro will » OON 223-83 Ve vi paint : =n be IAMS yadnier. 08 ne: 4% eee —_ seth real ba ae %8 roMonf E “ee —'. autiful 4127 3 5 all | F ani oe aS ~ me car; rs AOU OM UC’ LE Be trol “ w in St 19° 7-29 tude F en dst iNa ne - 6. Tee | FOr R or clean ION ST regain t terms. nado: } A245 = on - | ORD FI2A. er. m cond 606 | RD— u i —s $115 oe ! 40 a ) Motor Tey ey 101 — ee. +s er ale rim w a 355; na bo ut ii Coupe jo. oe an * whee CK Sho Deets, | FORD— Roa Xx 13 3 irst seif le -OR terms 1922 ors & any lat st, line | els. ht {) ow, 23. | ba a Re 2.» 2 up re: Cla gt ©) Cc D—Ru: Sus if m al ae y B44 Lo and Fig - 6 Al R34! — i, For ads ndewent: st ob Gaal Pete Runal ey odel, S 0 any ge, $5: jw - a6. ot tou on ST KE ad cl ro Beak Gee wey condi: 7OF Raa — a $250; H—C r; real t new 18 AN WEBE Ro ; E* Deal) $2: ah. r tr dem ‘c) ee good: i venin Tev3 eis | eal urfie ba a R D a 127 ‘ | Cc 1p? ere n ade ou - ow ry) Sun ad; 92 2. ge s yy i | perfect ba . in | EAI GR ~?, xce| ose ey Po . Fy as be . King pa a Mir! $26 w and sot | Fo n ec pe; rga “un: t; ree Lu AN! MO jen al ti an OR is ter a ( ing lig Ru uTC 5; ith 8 “a RD a or or nnin pa » Gi ) : need } BARG: jnaell F - os #\ wi ee oe cus h er rfe gph ut Co.. 8. rte (c) | cheap; terms an ht ot terme ong ak ame and 5 ; 23 BU mol ne \ is «6 AIN te) | OF t Re NIV on! = news t st. “eat ow ooKs rita i 1922 B667 Open’ ex FORDE corm: -d s Fo ys ty onditioe 90 ée ICK 14 e soleg 'B ad = ERS a. dels: ov Open AMBEE at re Oliv ove. _cthent_ahe 1s; tra sed r Sa A tm ° Vv AY xaos ICK 1417. uTO Cc nve yo dr 1 SAD) an 16 _ ors 15:6 ots (07) | - = ll toms Zo i: co en” oe n 26-2 ng epti upe édiver ck i tac ~¢ Se = Shield’ s. > rs ile TLL. HAD bs oot} 5 ey “Ne 2 ao } seta. | ® Betws eT : pa- =eete 6 Sid 2 | $1 pall cheap: in Forest i _jecost. 4700 gy Cars S 8 Lo a co onal antes pe O ee. — ja’'e Ueed oo nee LICK Ps, Someta 200 for it | ORD ie Fr 2s serine " ind — th. | a B r._80¢ fret 4141 =: sor Wash at Fo OUTH WE - caw Denice April adst = | overns Hi sof Car NSIBLE oe S078. a eet ha | al Sog4. con fol critica | $5 yt wh te rc arrange Seat vick—4 rand. bumper: r Sale HV , il 3s maou « Me. * sed t s 2) . ful : oy Ww; . 4" E St. —F ust etl 192: er ig AYN dd PERE ws ces vy pe an. ™ Se : picndia a me ae Linge:: arr dh of » | Yarn make $2 adj Bread ey sean: |® m5 i, Derfect oon Gall ¥ — ST ve J a MOTO — = b Aan cond and E es — 46 B Ww a. 23 pemonecelon ; Pe al Sea. ion; re 53-34 | as see pen n u 31 "Ca m ‘ ae De: 4 ‘or 5 bd! 12 F $600. boer: my : ything -_. mt. | ral Park 192 B. 8132 eas ney B eS oe Mo eu $450. On. “Sedan, 1 337 in age let deoe rr nger. D Sun , ro s° ee ) ; new NDL a 20 coupe: excel lan eee | "1920 apedatar “ans Scat mer) 8 r Haston iy ais “saFL oni Moos a, 108k a cai pg | oe he AN cane wipe bic |, seat covers, Lik, Sale ip— néell 16 nee ent , a ror? c3ilen: iano 0\E 20 wt iv acrifice (c +} te CK——Seca1 atiful TT) wondertul starter, $ starter Se Has- | Bom DE sale, vei an tir pa! “onde! ex pasee y. — s 8 » R rea S400 er oon 4- 1 5 7 os, ster ffm — xcel! I Boe F . oe; _{c88) B Aa - an, uae 23 1834 rran er. an, 250, ter, yes ae Ll our é Sore nted “ axCelle nger - #E. .. Ou = just ; » ondition: ise . eter: $65 an's car, ber, $107 {UDs ed. ate cay; CICK 4432 br 1923; wond 34| bu a tevenn late i 1 er O7 RSs an e3 PP ee sta a. Pi ed pa ute | CH ~y* ie inti DO To -ateerin sell coupe ‘efore f ° , $450 tay | eerily. condi ONS Rong ic) ig Seton Bia stay eee | $3 Sedan: ountables, dempsatablo moo pen Ba AUTOMC Se _ noorditioa: Riv- |Ce tee s minted: )DGE- urin 842 »thorow u mars ronda rtd heel apd “T0933 4394 Roads painted; 3 IR CAR ash. FF nger SED iN Aas ‘Oak soos, . evenin fiver: | e LAND inn Pe med ire outer soon ouring, 1 a ray SA Nistor fot condi | ibs he Tou bie. t ” per AU A + 1645 al b x« elm y. a utif P\ may on; ] 540 c c@) 1 rest = 1u : } Par oh n. Li 44 Alot ye St. car @- P _libera lat ific ree a ile liga. tad East 6 over ix ri e mod l 1 Su TOM 0-day um Ba od ar. vee nd ul iOBIL mes * oe Cc 92 3 st ‘tee “Park. bl. foy5 org age ~ ar SPE ~ "FB, es ve n 021 aaa oat r . Gunter, . I ler 9a n oO A , nda : -_ co Oy n 5 m I ust ~ li y at an’ 3 ie — 5S rea ee Pp. > exton 22 D 9 nN: Ss er nN or ¢ Cc 92 p Good ( es on. im Te car: r . Oldsmobi nA Get te a: ny Weer eee “pty a ities We Paes at ration ang ‘BUICK Si ell, $75 on fetes: pe ween Rial ars $385 pho SPECIAL SALE cb) we ieee a. visor. 6 | ann ie mat a sta ts Apes : 1 Lao! er. 722. a ts wih 8 finieh : S&T a E rom se 1 ee see: & ne Sundays. — jetle. | | holatery a 3 SA B LS ay: ay Ag 3 sev Bw HE ¢ 15, Soba Touris Bros, t “ ee l enti ede 85 729 hat nings, and se pe ik ER een) om Rok BS new SE earn 00d imp 700 ays r ‘ mC ery ry ica Ree ars LE ast res: u unt e w era m sapees. Da url road ch v ° ee he 8" le aes. ' & 30 mL _* a goee J S aot ais en e 2—1 re a AN iD wh, iD a. — os 9, D aso ic) S187 and con a a brar ‘Hee 2% a A he OL : — ivate ¢ w nap - x roo dri fou vy. ster wRA = ‘str col ve E\ unde a ent new; Ti CADIL 856 Gk RP ° pho AN wen idies eda : nditi anf re! 300 con my Ovo tir ndie his : is rand- aelt OR ‘ot Oven spond tir ‘Teas r’ =T ‘te « 7 ay. ; . a es Ver r-— Co 325 ne VO 1 it. 12) Ba! 2W 5 VERS new; ne ° 57 LLA Boat wis _ . bY q mane on man) 64 For- CO Lad ar es; ‘on; Oak! one -ne ag T TO or n 2 Dive — ¥n iret. , m ini : > og u " 1s. CON ' lan nT al ea w: ver- eo JJ: Cc 040 ‘ K for dK ng. any lat i an ny r. jf Let , AK] VA ever szec pe sane R as w yg i OL Ca ROL $1 da. FORD—Touring._ 1 na. er clase mo meter us . enge pe i? Ph tire DI- ce ™ R = sy look ged u — Fee D Al d T La! ex e l r. Baan (0) me im LTOM stored miles; Wainer . 465 a 4 —~- esis | MAR AND LL month f WN TER ST OFSS00. 77 si be seen passe lar Py Tea aad e Ss gy ie) mae... ash or te ses: SED lacuet “Ke fe es . Shanes ts car, ii _, ogni pee sTosring: 3; co lient ——- pie = CO jour, ifs ola, barrel i iD gee hay wPonth “pertect E rma Leone a : fn axceiie : ait Say ie teed. ibs 708 | oy > oTO sathaaioa a eae Oc on " aillce ‘gi DODG> emg in ata og os a venin c) or . LN. 13 li sa ) O y oh intay R shen. in cond all pee eae _ Peel —e .-~ 6 window — Opan Hy aytarieg, 5-passe Sed ginia meen Rie sy ' x TOUBIN ts 966 ght. ust.(c) ae he - ac ae r. sceintes ell 9: a tire 3: $30 Set: —— My at oes 22 ‘t condition 0. 921, 739° ing _and $2 ~~ Be de oh) ont 28 in mar . ont . {e! cond E— ike O7 83 mi. tore io: leet at - ey $05: ft. iii* pat ON bs w, enad 1|/CH amg eda i817 R OO FO $200 “ey e 2 coon _ cove BA t 26 XB AUT mares A N NG BI anal CH it Li For 4208's . condi i tor —Coupe iN $360: ma 7 roadste terms y “tree Shek: Seu or Wess oe 1% 2 ar son. 1022 Riven aon, _— 0 ter rood | - itis; barre RY Sony AUT ser. rebul n ew Bro | ICK uel neta _bargain for someon iss ae rage ® ae A an ona ite an el; at ox be Told from | and | lo ED te on; just fo RO just 922 na mM, tion; * a — a. - barrel _Del OV n§ On ilt D 19 0 AR AUTO $75 ay maaan Dot i ng Natura mode 0 | 22: 1} da 5. a pp art if OV m ER und {OB co th b riv 23 Loc D t cas Seva OLE r ect; _ 19 ral A el te 02 dD land ee mnditi ters ’ lent co | ERR pers nd — — \c ck é TS feoulea: ie) | EF orised tk lat ii F rance deg mot t LA AND cites o E CO., ires; ment it only nick : RTME Vv RO to : Te mec : + ~ idge. Motor oy OWN, __ Benton ie rebuilt: ~-h = Bom eaeircs Fue we HEV _ ED ed: $42 a5 Ford no Goes Finney sans me OVEAL ND— and Evening 4 bre } 2800 ART MENT. 100: Our ing: ananee ne. Ramm ng — ; er- ' y- ; * - E n uns ni led rant ow at Si r_ 452 (c80) r 7 a oe. Ang; 1224 | t , riven ‘very b — * a iba £ 6080 MATS ont 220 aes Hy $1) ne mod ne ROL term AN $450 0 oe y vers — owne ey | r nin 4 é. ~~: ; 4 nth! ym ord an; 4 d 2) ” df he ~ re 4 che Bo t c VE , 19: 1 e. 3 Cla ul ect | even ran ca ne uring ndeil two t; needs 5 R R ya pa new ; : le. er’ e efu ing | 182 VY 1 — 41 ly ent: , D ti y nye lat aD: ech y, >) R 20: | 44 af (c li ; — Co. r wi: ca . : ba omo 4 MOTO -e eplendt ia ‘ 2099. Jo oe ong sed ip: at Oo m rel 12 a iICOL 8 Ny main} $25 Me ony pg. FOR Je a ° a mn. ron hy disk week and a ’ *y 1 pt a | | a) ; Buick 7601 °° Juniet T — ‘saeihtthon 7000 nont pe s— eS oe nt ® 201 ort end in § nso ~ ge Ta th od Ha ition; E 20 bet 50, ev nt ( r D— gon; Ri del ty bo an s do eedane nia ‘T 7” . CHE a irand, ii - our eas H 00. Lo R on; — ; , a ae . dri | nd ent el; mi n; in 8 — th. wee $ role c (c99) ew; 1922 ° eft $ satin alae dd ed wn ta. Hl our Vv ae on. 2 -L c c ° i 5860 ive ig O lton. m2, T n 150 tr ond ) tra 2 on’ 2 SA " gh ae s u today : ; y ogee ry —— . 9hh O21: 60K n}* MA S50. E n « a mn: | aos ory geet & . oo itte i Be : n eve x Poet a pene (OL) | || 7 am rin ; trade oe , mn condition ti on oo. : " tires. —— King : | a XWE BRO ne E st F0L ; e. od sedan a. m. — aston ev. - Ron. So a. Ford Desicrs._B0h x less aon e.| ai | |) iaecnae aU g, $400 a only; — ate and 4 is DE nate on t ect ent : . ar term equi in “s. ee ] WN L7be te e lat oe condit 19 nd 1 alan ° RD— N. wT. run . | dealer, rt LAN R Chee - = n us 340 tt DE ECE fae Ae HP i; wil oe *e; 5 - 27.56 A! aH B . h ri ral “4 . pped b i £ y al IE, tio or Sone Li ti 20 ce ar 1 ae es a er O ns ND “he m vi 40 ed ere oO LM H Ques NT Y 1 ; ie a q aye nrourhout charge 2300. ma; ages, ped. with t of 1921, . ryaning RDS. eae a Scr ofet d Lincotn._ ra 4 T aie moto Goch 5 2. Daiance ¢ — eee In et a pen E — Terms. 4} c . $60 enames oot ar oe ive ho pt ary . a r 3 all, x: 23 5 Park. cood | tod S se r ch 31; m al and I yg ter To (c) 7508 new evitivent s AY ven OT 5 au || CHE 2. ibe erate. A. a as new cars - m; mo rice nd fot et, 1 9 v 3-P $4 rk. trad on ay; —Seda al Fo oice b FO vol id P ht _ bh O sy t like 02 otor , 192 llys ima can i! ing OR VR aoear a _ § EB “ t % Tem c : or pel no 0 A er ass e. ve. n, G Oa , oth R ~ aint set 1AB pe t like | | : or ch al -Ov te ° F oO : il a ear’ oob'* bg Afeon stele ‘ Eat sheet a on WN he tea wad ae Nand ban ri ast plates. and aera: || $021 itt 509 he =i] B am | rede. 4 ; i : 0 ‘ - +g hay $ 5 at- | ast: an 3 1 | xt 5—S . econdit ot a an: t; a , - C 9 . e oo C ’ ° ale a ) fae A Now | r ; te a: mS “Atrial of ¢ 75 |] g - t | an r ature ou ta ; Sen} DEB meee e ade at oo (088) N H © it ve 33 don’ eae * ab est Ace rms - $33 npr 15 extras: pri > ei aoe a oe TO ne wg Lin. 1 us dene 41 oO ra : t ; eater Rh a ov UN, % busin R ‘441 : OF) 98° Shan ee S| noe SPR c lat rig? ; gam -s un st un sed M ent ym .- 4 | Bo Y : xtr Vv lu TO mo y : i a ree! w ne mod KER ae LO value ‘ new . fe AD jek | NA cee ‘palat er: EK ay. ir 7E- * Fe spy 19 it, ea — r. unus top vis an oto 8; ent in ¢ mo MO a ~ Fp: ee e | R Nn. 3 — ee) ov el J R C \ R e its a; oe» liv ST ) =f a nt mec 4ri c ig fed . | an 2. $2 17: Qs lre “Braualiy or, r Co ope a good nt 220 TO ba :‘ ve ra | b hie E ° 309 t m r on A NG s er ed E ' {— >P —— ve ash ood a umt 26 ; & ne ; 5 y na! ps sta -0. n alnt 8 90 ] R r lo i a re B v °o i ta ‘ ' res R L ’ , . n n n mp 0 i ws: ni @-- ao en t 0. ga u | r ar recust | el: e amet eee = t a mead sas a Se eon leal condition — difference 1025, ex in monthly | Srorris Pamper ‘or “Sia | STpRERA od ypc cogs in at | Lea —7- ae san B nf aoe ares mal Cd ner ; | tuPmotor. Koco . 4; runs | — poy ast C C : ex } | paint. s 28: ) a § | we T as . aise Av ighly 8 oo ash gc litos tor ai iPae Ata S85 | oe iter. ike_new ; IONS | au 1319 Se rite ca cane pay tras: $140 ae Psqoare ie ia Central 23 1p20_5- Bete ees || _avting SLE He Ty Us =a 7s ig ha cla M x0 D 309 AS Ay TR. 324 e a a 50 | t n ; is st fla or a or C "mechan wc $37: mir | woara K 7D ght 0 | ed. es pa eng J of ~Artingron Boreas Bae qu th f- =e, x. oR — ch erf- : - oe aus deal ate Natura! cust BATA exc DO patc a equ ida Car ow ian{ and 2 ne r- | V ms ~~ eim 8 0 i = e poo a ond the on. itten ; ; 4 emend. t e- ast . is : ausla A : 7B: e —t yy Y pt 2 ith w v ree 1 TORS ee L el neay and 021 LE CO., - “ges | ies ct Cc anal oeee oo mode ura! $405 Ute 4 DG E h aa ity | OR y and — —_ i : >: aoe VILI ag18 Sea ar. sedan: | 4 en, s a 2-45 oned ond st RO Forest oa r ! h IE oa ae ' ee .: 5. ee ae a col and 4 h V 2 ert J ra none » Fail ar as c , SuaneEs Ev Lac 921; 05 7 ood xide t - 7 a Brid $9 aban Cc d co aX - nf = ev 2 lanc ond est y | ~ rend - E =e oy j 5! noe. rs ave wen 4 ; Bu ul of a ! t a Ee. of are os —— ah ghepe: lede av lefter, — ee —- 1g tires: battery whe ag sell 7 Pabany 7200) lown. Wes SEDAN a | 1381" foolei cine e tmonthly of tires, WiLLYs ois — ia new ™ ¢ trouble 5 csabe a ot Oe: dettersen ar; ouring ; y B00 ted: Yer x - FF sa78 “Wlere's 2 - ai ae nt | ce ie7) Aell. ‘ 0 hi a ea- « De! a ro - or ul o ssa rf ust r. . derf: S.-KN ° —— {ah (c ; pen per t erate on oO ; terme 4 5 e Ww oO Ps pe ~ deter, 1 ) ] wea fl. 4 ~ D T E> rt = | I ex- | —— N Se te wae lam ) KU fo ell uiea. re a sett 3 abit adn TCO live st. 30d shal is ae) $150; Co 921 NA A fi eas tor 20.06 ratte 44 ODG 0% ED erms. rere eK - ay a pete en 2 Locust ae 4 water a8 & rmance th a. Netter on Cr ode nap Name ; _ at. bal eh if: " no m ea te 20 on c) iti 00 c ; Ras clo be clu it O I! aoteamniinen cu « $ x: al U ce - pai all jes al. reat oe Cou wanes 7 wil ype: 3 hw ipetel SH st. rms 000 — + ae ra: % ‘a ban te new | FOR D—: Be reain ion: pen 1LLY® ~~ st gene - 0: — and @ a sel r; ring: r n av Cc Ys- pews seater | 12, 4 ) eacrif $145. SALES ct soverh ROA only milen: CoO ots Of oa ry ae SED y TOR | Pp ‘Sedan d 61 3 vent pie OF aPede: dan, 7-Re paint a BUICK co. appear “all cheap - hye _ baad tn Fl on I pr -pase.; e44 ice; (| OAL 88 own au) 4 a ia We n't em le’ | Mot t ubb . cuqe. my os- INT evi T—C asin aan nd $8 ee 1 -| CH ne Pp; Bii mod E pa _ motor overha ha ota. , : ee 3 ba aries ie =. 1920 ei ia AN Sioa oma "salate recaps ads | hae —x = sane Fa 27 weeke 7-PASS roorent pa ye wi ples rae a teas ahs fp ‘ont ee ~ : - : wae ot 75 Tr » : ‘e 216 aint ° | , Ate ’ s gi! ° Co. nditt hauled * vi 7 to Carwin z ; 1 eas | nee nests . + tl END ti “Saint ‘Detes 2 onl fe onew co Lament patra got - tmech th arand | ¢ Lincoin Would mak th with ‘service. © sia —— ri B85 SENOER a cig agents oa" ; s oe et new : At pri ; oe ft vag OEY fin — vs Cail anda tfer pees y ne LOU dt seda VE MOTOR | — ry: 5 led FORI | etae aly "per EDAX— aler ran ea car | — ap CADII 600 262 OTO er w a+ ae real ring: Pg = le ood cavie a: ‘200 el first-c 116 e °c 8: | ae era 4s run 7546 Is ires n, y R | pe that canal th > § ee pe | an. + a - oe eA (c iz|~ sl - Op . — Cc eek c L n. 8 T Co. Oa + for sal el — j 6 « TTP O 87 — ni fat : MO - jad | n w sf api E ‘te th s r- A -192 1 erm jo 1 c53 AD Wt==. en c A fo H ni ou ™ ( O and & eg s El ne Parent B88) 2 st Le ms am I aki a. tn ADR. coa| De _ Bone On meet a | FOR mtahts ne ae /AN—19 | Sidney | | ge . Seed — sui “Touring, sunday ware || “tires, 9288 sina ‘ea. 18 9 “Hast saatrator all mts “— SOD OES . 37 —_ , i n € i — 4 —$—$__——— _Locust. " 7 tideri gcondics ec. est A7iba" Nar 2751 fork, a | revit m and Apt ‘300.4 ‘ip ex "mont Wire E SEDA R CO., “re fine = ~ Sung as (aes a ey | ALI Tour 42 de]: extra st. aennall, he ae Das ae vent KG) a. Car pate he _¥ nee. A. ° _ terms n iP EX T - . = bpei — Mar } ar at 3 et and co u : Ets 7, batura cord fo) C and ropa oO 4339 on BXCHAS SID wheel AN oet'et. | clal core ase “ SAL. asa nee ge Ing Natural 1 lA ag my 06 Ss. 8 a Rw ¥ LE +a. “ dow Bomon roa m - Yeoed y sain fehbbat Tam pe Ibe ee, cay ies aires: OLIVE Fenamuten. i. adst “op t HANGEI ds lias 8; pace at oa this ord Ss -.3 Soar 5 * 9418 . oe an. | ALLEN re Cars ral Brid el) = acrities, sed Pd es TT order, | good ing narod ° 3401 taht il ote ? . M es with rb me vera al 3 aaa | OL ne OT naesy e ~ 3040 CAR K lent an car, ow Rar fat 23: LO car. | ber; ner 9 hg F a” rood: Di oe. r sree rT - ones .% j Fe G tor eng pe Do UTO . _ 8041 ot n; 4 aon eaot eos ya ings oO. y le LL EC as K AUT eter; | wy A & Siah ailler ST rg ae 8a aes: pags 1 ot. 3401 1 9 el; had d. xe? née O lean at att 43 ~S Co ex : a ir; $168: aa pis ae * srondater sotaieces a CIAL pian 3 | i por. terme told goed thae ities new | Thi nee — ADI AC Model i8ba ROICE “ 4 (erin. eee sitess‘ale :£ swT4 tan, Sefton ge Bote et at : —— oc ° y. +S ape 4e 2 qo ety ERI by cylin a ash easy R pale ee aaee ; r 457. trand -GRA rom as a of eno mer it le condi idne ae LLA terms: " ark ca rat. we r ara auto run T 1 oO t Lacied ree Ww 18 > ; " c.a D840 1 . ert AN or) er der: i E Sat aie re . D K (oR 78° VE a ne ext t run | k Co) tio y 39 $100 ac nge ") a, t ourt av.: j t or NV ore i n pe - a pan s a t 3 Wor cmeke S av. S147 A ive OV co b— —— $1 gto A PP pri t! erf 0) 0-7 a8 sew a oe on ee 0 =CO 4 r rad ng; aw C thi con to ris Ow; e| ° v v good oh © ny E condit caer 65 in ee D 1 VAL S ge I 785 M ' ene an Pp x 934 R.|~ int jeat as . erme * = = Ree ra Lim 27k, t. ‘ or: r Gitte . eae oe food (67) lepene AB ey. ne Pg Late ‘22 s.r $a — erand | 4 onl T €O adsl te ADILL joaring raat Fiai 3 oe GHEY ROL nee ING Sermna Ops ° a ru Imousin i . em fon “Bh BARY. eae fica’ cst gro nd SUT TH ea int 20, om ee Seca ad v3 | ALLEN hink =~ gay Ce, ialversd nae ine: | Be oLeF—as tase os |e Ly tgp 2 eas ° cond 1 6s ; st = : BA‘On ‘ 7: owe | = x ation. riv fas ondt a | 05 LL and | CAR E r_1690 te NC aes — 7 - . 7-pa > + “bre (el) Bie : _ - as -43 } ee 19 F 7 “Tso rditi XG _- nang wage 21> an 7 tio alue HIS Lo a} 10: onal D gaan lig “ unn! TO ere CADI snen Rox B_ ce 1 ier ma ol, parks to cash. ) ei t LA — imo or ne TER o"wash —— se VER eames ap ‘817 (o) | {in knock nem of ~My S D as ase 21 nei tid AN v. | > UR the een ga at cheap. ico 4-pae- RO ina light 3 ruck Loe : — orest — Sale | t Lindel SS ae —— fie pete ND— softs 3 PP ieee —_ cks Ky Page a, O re 3 4 F > | covreiel IN tal rubbes — >. Melk 408, = | Fores Oro uring; 56 wad cheap. u ied ry r’ . ve n a: P ra : mere n eh no t { h pao - Ss h a °9 = M va be ru - 4 P.- ¥ Pat Te : Tt — . gilt, si hw vs any | PA a tera. giolta Sein xg kee yes gk uefa DGE —. 10 fee ae Cry oe me om #30 DO Beal thie Foun, oe B nem, gheap, Sorm iE 54267" cash 1922 D st 8. ne. inn axe t“mechanien a h re Apply 170-00. | Sai a roa ——_— si Mia “9h are i's ne, worn sree || a ee an, $375 cai feet ase feet. Lad SOK ais naitvon dh at Pi to Open und Load ODGE “1 | r n ds ; $I rte tonne ae" We ie schantoal 8: dste 3 ry 10 ter tat wort ike c refu = NE R nSundi AR | 5 Na m torr oul ee [= et Ah. p-- nothing 90 hg hccenagries: ng 20 fo- Be ; ty ot. ; sh N rr —S: hi S03 ~ ON ayetic 5 fore a aaa ™ Sun yaet. il! pn b SW 16 D ’ tw Bey CO. 1 , Be. LY d a rest MM. 1 uday ree — w LET rrice ear: > T B evenings. F agert FIA a a ne Bods | soa ae Shumm ie uelance «1 moins Dodg ih sacrifice gee, fal ord’ SEDAN _ EA | 92 1 An Price W mince YS | Te ere aes on gg a satire a my Tour rot : rf ty 9 ge y. | ; ie roe ee se ot e b AN— en ba re | wm . ma es ak : b ~ i h ge ; a Yo8 t 7 i pacha ; = leld a ~ many | “rea PS — ole dster oany ; solid D ge B Tr ethic of edu ; sedan ance EA — | de a4 alee nde — | this — aie aDILLA ie ke thie Pb "ml a els. ng Cc ers’ “ Beet ans ne: p bargain. i. el; sac 4B Te and Rror—Ros intern: ang e i. 7 ol og ae Ti “Shi ‘automobl} RLY hE endo 7 rs Bun ‘the buy “conserva LA _ be an heoaee — a ae oF is ate a co a | Huds ks arive | tie just | “i oe = ‘cer sacri fic a? ae “at oie oom | ; practical m mon mre ve = | a ae Y 1922 ACB Matton e; it’ tp i 19 pprennns the erative moet Guntey. Sar aor ile Bone Mo {a Mote ndition; rs . ° a 461 er; fice; | 8! 7% © ale he Era ste Eva - B, m -4 all us Ss r if even! U ? ouble ppoe “ . " a —y ie) | > cr : NAI . “ail lv an, . ¢? ceeeeese | u a rin °o — | | tT to ° ‘ a , 2600 More ne; a. er; unnine2g fect c Che runnt un live ning ounta- a ESS crifice; FR ate ol bok Ne 606 use 4: good rif} | in Always tor’ 81 ~- od a vv A One «CS mee vet J l er 1 r. . mons te) 7 ; , OTOR for or 2 x ord ~—~9 bad ap. for ca = R order; ESSE EW - ay ee hae $275 ta ce |. $i SD CIT : omer seri lines inf ADI ae. ts | [a 1 Locust sown. | : dat _ 87 re on. ik od est VI r ca ape oa “19 ee CO ioe J ef th RAN KLIN ) sed shin ‘2 the 6 | $15 OF CITY Pn ve r ate ed s in the LL. (c) |); CH n 8 Mn, uring D erms. — - 43; iD c [LIE ah. Road Tar A “ ft iti anes dan K. RK x- | 15 _— od - no 19 t a St P A | h M ol ' R n Bund Leen down, A 8. new ti 389 | os ott Ch 2. = . dster PR o~ FE re AC Hi — 4 ori = Sedan, 1010 Al ist floor BUICK ead “AUTO ms on ‘ eee fenders, waule: 6p AC. SPO | fide Rv ibis © : : ay i i 7 offer tires ' ort +4 5 — heed oOo nt ree y y oe Saree he ough TD — - onditior r | Fou , wa 1421 ( 0 980 s* dbo mah hy . fe) ad aR * TO " ste a is fies? —S oot - = and ice $200 at wire. wm R: e. and / —_ and 22 Essex Delmar om that 1 price. 4 — tion re BUICK eS TpUn Locust. ea , 0 buve “your stone arane * sean ee) b od $8 y hme ym at Fo bie. w in fo Olme.. .| ouTt —— wheel ‘d’st (c2) pectte spe hanic wit Co ef | ee = ame come os. 4 a |B OK—Te _—— , oar: me w nust | ee to ad attra tele blac — t 30 5266 r Sal 7 wheels sR Nort prables: | ¥ Or ee ate ge r, $8 Op n_and re eat ac ae 8 re mae a fract =1 ® Spapin_ Whee sar soee wie t | EM. 103 ss attracts a “s agents | 1920 wit r : . m97 1 - i. + ! and ae Su i teatay RUTC worth trie 0 | on ia aba HORS naition. “U h i $4 FR ecu te {bar A By | ae ek—Tourina a ya = ain; pe dam, A ETIIP qck: s attention a int- ne is FP B. . ps . > =. f land de i Se ON § ’ ett K 00 -ne = y a M art nd . iff 00 IK —— " gal —— an a rin ton &t in i . , Vv n; w th o . , . r ; Dp. wri ; ret hout ke " ve ' _— 6- lay o e. A w = al OT ca ru I al or es To n ve nd K sv fT me Stat! Ae 8. ‘abel of eal- e ne call Mon : sai We sane i B80 hes a wr || 1922 evening m snvtte. gpalatery || 10 months . Tf. erma. terme F Giaser 3 dine i aeiive i? rio | WwW iNTON R nee a ‘; Pee ti * 22 E 2601 Hanes | San ame prc aad jor AN — ity ect 192 — wilt Fook ru Te se An 14 own 8 day y Grand LET - ; e ook | wh true! ber a te) ca | ou ope u = 21 T pe | ee 5- rad ub 227 ‘ son es Ca : evrolets +e Ay, new her: Tur Pr Si ntor., 3 vietor| thie. new 3 ae . ROAI aide av. Cali shop. oc eo 55ex C wae Ni laa CAR r month |, BUICK. ~ — Daneonge 030 an. rice. oy r 24-H S ee ‘ : 3 Funs go: : }, whe ic) | tg is mplet aroot pasee Ss or || teed, thoroughly ‘@) —_ tt t. CO.. H Shi c——J' fe Ht) a re Pa con- I L.# -.. al 0 heoce, hint. * Cote £008: a 4124 Bt hehe a the eo ov ~ ee TE Pa , HUD wit hani ‘y dard AC 1 | Re KF _— yand ee Teed 516 care: 740 6-cy £° inc we og oo Cc UE ~ } S re ro . : w & h ca g Ni p - kK . s e N ft hev ; pgs Pete x eaten a ay Seat t. new tn ~~ ON- FRA any one - » | py ainted RANKT =a ee esac a od Car Mi besten, wee dines rn T low protect pitls rolet TR rat. f ———— ‘e. v h A n l ver i . ear BROU . 3 _ I —4 tourt: M a +108 | a ou wine0. 4 | . quick ne +r a Cc te youns wy _~? rORD—se Lif +) toon | yuaes —— sets a = arnt, SAT ng wee ourin y ane - and at, 9 I _ 9205: iT , A . ea | “ 1¥ a . bat 0 fi m tire FOR! rem a 8 a ua r in nk ch m ned ; T 9 ia n 4 ! : n D re : a 4 ‘ cl le. oo ( ROA hse 1a IcK eu an se: ; an, 309 y. ra at lin ar e per *K a n ne ] t b pa ent 5 my. Ae * . | ase nd c) oO RO av K T re t wh i RD aly L ne e esa f act nev 8. ’ h | __ pert ae bar ode v mus ys eae | y: pe mee gz CITY it \e n whee - good. con _ acta : ADST dao Cac io . o weet $30 do Se ballin am i | oawe all radia ee, sont oc 8 + pg an. 1512 ee . sout \: Sonee nger A 7 hy @, A re. CoIN ~~) tse y. be ionalt leavin Da aes eet | FO 30 denn. 2 a: 2 st canaled. amous—alr is c cotera. tick —To 0 lit sa Pa Peano a dinapbee r: Mr IT UTS to. Perm 192 4 e tourine bY ’ ; 7 ondition ROAD! "2 — —* bhi its IR D—Sedan 1091 firws -clag see oa ir © which — very roo ee 33 aint cust. a | a Eseca a «Bite no co., ay 21 Tour uring. pra - yeu oa “88 "A0 ition "and ee ang! ort, mone cylinder. ~_itton: 4 ne 168 fie 5 oe =| Bon Tairua cas, ere gorse 6 aa top and 7 eae 1020 out 2007 toe ins | _puity ee a ive | 7 ag co Pea - n t ee gs aoe | Weep aeene 2 c co again a , omf “+ e ad cae ason a na va gener or; slaee ust. re running = aid : Se: £4 Fare Sioet mpi, rice PO eae vet: Foee adie! on; | nt 294. a, poudabili ~ FN BU Ta ey Tour On B. te 5 3432, cal a mogtet- gy ee eel: - pacr : ba i 79 d R n ee. 7 on 14 OTO it nr mit- K ythi ing q is 432 au us r- liven ré ove X va = ; m el: ° t: re 9° Kt) 19 ec hy O ' is n _to! di T a ® Y : c e | co ——— ( u 5: | . e+ " — bu yah. im 7419 a 9 uts F sb0t'x , wee ing. 3 = ‘condition. i con: | ws ye Toe y clin _— A__E. | "Sr e w tires: ak "| ourosi $5 Terms § and. Fo dek os as BR et = i ome: | y Lan- FoRDS Ru uti don or 8a “eh | ae an] adi yanin are oR | Saul mt, repa S IR piok-Ip for som ad pene: i — Osi "week = mex a TKE a ¥ . oi ° - ey Mg I | as 19 — im == ‘as ke AR — to st co, “1 IC} y- 4 aah pete vrole con oot | gta ~ a B ait LE = - ‘ — a ‘ ms tke and rut shape, lot al ' PP ny DN - — all @ i) ) na K-To 247 } bet w to t Co dition — Moto ) hae E ect VEL hewy pew: be ovente 20 ay. | ri do ER oo ay sent t Pour fart een urin 59 | I tion: ER r Co. of. co hen A 3 a ai peeet 5 2000 miles: months oe c i? sao rtford. 8 am | abate oft ae i 500 nical ND rs Rt oo aa le ee Tee ihe er ae is —— ba Eee. Ll, ce $2 a i | veo Fans ei Sod er 533 cord. tire aveninee erie or UR boas. , 2000 a? ° =| pi =. oie be! pewerf m. re ae ‘ag cord. tires. <i nes I < zat ; Opet — CA = wuIck ~ ne oe pore t £2) io 2 Hiagre Hens rie 33 be at Lor nee : wuen | ste See ae F | es oth mcr ed | ae Ftc oo. H Someta r be “Se arest | — 900 oie touri “aha eet a Sea tee . uring aut SHAS “Hi rain ng car: “78 ical inn ord Min rT an i bt ~~ LA asin t st. NDI 1 . y; in ch o fi ce. | 916 co ah me ike a 9 & Tie t: ete ont < po junk: «| i Atic Er rA ‘ ta m “guarant BLER—s tourt : ho; new INT m Ses ma bar: | eee Sweet ol, "0S D ae nw ;, tn =e ire a . r ene oe Be ut ’ So : - C wearantes. n, $99 Ar ber, 8 ancrt hoe peftect ‘ oH serve rene (6a pe. | Is MOT A ehape 9) ; f ~contthead ~-Tou . . a rrett. “passenger anet . ine ; a seo C 4 _ — an car. 0 rare ; % ; 4 ‘Rey , 930 t regain: i 2 a 1cK Caba or on’ — ae . pert —?.- ny : agi? ui ees = : terme. lhot, ~ jh gy Ks 338 | neha ye oe oe ; rms etty tour i: wh iv Lone tion: preg id ae Sunde m ing: . le. DI ; . ay wat sacs aTr morning eacrffl eg on - Fo as 1s HS + new o ry seaport: te tor 4 3 % Ea Fs ‘ se Pe 2 Y; < s _ o & Bie te ih ” = iN < | 2 the Jute k | te tas Men q we og ae he | ban rs — —_ - —— = alia lel oo a ditt dititia - Detain Mt. oe aia ” mer - - -— — ace hte» oe ors ~ ao ae oe waded 7 _ Ne re laa A, te ale —— _ -t i eh cia Dern - x — onal n- % nag 7 a Ly — ye a — amen ~— eee _—- aoe ORO re ee - a - = ‘ ' —_ — = Ls ae Ress —— it. ie ft - c= Paes nay, «el ,

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— - ~_e i ii Doel ited th nati “ er Sete —_ 2 —s pee — | ) | ere oe + ore ar fk Oe i en vould. oa — aes m 4 cS ar Se ee om . « = “353 i em $ «ty ote, 2 ~~ ~~ 2 ~~ * . ~¢ = et ee et tee”: Oe @ «ce fea we a, SE SS Tae ae - -— = -#« yrs ~—*? ~ — © ow . — ——— - touri ot 4 tmar Tourime car wood. $145 Teurtne. looks 75 tedayr vertr ~ ~Teuring verhauied conditien Yarce!n 3321 rORD—Teurirag era! 1421 1927) mod $243W Natural likes nee, Lax us S10- « WUliams ruts ’ PN ~omts 4 e@e., sacrifice Teuring. cars; 1923 s 3116 © ‘ “ass Zz FORD——Touring 1823: starter con? tion . 3° > abies. Bro FORD—Tos cad is?) with Tesrings. brana-new; immediate Qefvery . 16 riy new coupes. WILLIAMs 4127 28 oO fal tegri Taos FGRD—Tecrine. several Starter Stow te $300. = Touring ter ne unt iat re ¥> rk ne w badly ami « Centra starrer Thomas ive feF . 1971 ‘recon 4tt: ened vory. Pi verside 7S _ -) 1y°n.23 meod-+ i, terms ic PORD— Teuring. 1827; starter femounta - blew, lock wheeis, shock absorber® marr ether ex'ras. $275. terms. 5153 Easton 19822. perfect condition after Sunday. 5057A etarter demountadDiese Re@w tence o71 4 new fendens and S225. 5123 De! Tearing. 19LP: ecale and grocers LU 2 running condition. a! Prrea dwer $50 to $250. Oran wL Tanto, new comditior ho cash or tarrn io@) tirese demountabtes per - Gewn. trade = cenditien: must =; S&S King's high- ‘e) car. new paint. good run- conditien: sell wery cheap if sold to- wire 441°7A Laclede late mode ~ $20 seat covers. coo! member ca] conditiea and roe trade Linde! AMIW Teertng. ‘ate model “@ned care as low a Seo Riefliine. Ford dealer 2501 open Pundey en4 evening i) rine. 19° Al verfect a e $100 cash. belance easy oe rfact er . Jef starter. demon tts abs lamp, etr.: splen th —-~ ue Nt 7ai0 Ottve. Touring. sarter Hassiers. demou Sarenta. $i35. will pains ——t @~4 condition Siice cs terms or S73 N Vendevernse- .-40) late 1921-22 $501 8 Yetterson > CO... S687 Offre meat SE eer - _ — > es 1973 modeia 5153 Ese | ‘LOOK! FRANKLIN TRG. - —_$ LLL TTS ~~ a : : For Sale Touring Cars Bal Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale FORD — Touring; 1020. starter and de H C S—Touring 4-neseencer ———as mountable rime: cord tir res. go08 “ overhawied ezce ent tres? ee? hruy . tion Lemand Bros, Auto Supply. zi? chy at $1000 Forest 626 Mo arth Broadway _Archer Augte © 432 NS. Euclid (ca3x) 5 Tart 23 H. C. S. Touring Touring: eaey tertrs 3003 locust st You will find this the nearest used and Sunday car valve in the city; spic and span from top to bettom. brand-new cord tires in Spection and comperison invitec, PO nD— Tourlne c car: tate 1922. terms tt BER MUTOR CAR CO. 2601 Locust Di _ pen Senda; nee iy paintec: shock abeorbers., am extras, Al condition, must $2465 5942 Highiand. -¢ abany sEeew.s y and evens — ecuiesaiinitita —— to choose from. Tevis Motor Co.. HUDSON—Touring condition: new Ford Dealer, 3003 Locust. (Open evenings tires heres tr anita 192-. jorks and runs | FORD—Touring. siarter, 7, Hassiers, de ize new: liberal terms 6227 Easton. _ mountabies: $165. $65 dowenu not en = = dealers Aoovoily extra nice car. but ~ .- "4 Morris 2a10 mive " Momda’ — £ 5790 _ Cote - . ; = wz — - , HU DSON—Sport’ touring. tate Model. ont SSS ae if2l, with starter, de pletely dreseed up: wonderful oD. trade ee. Hageiere ~~ Lrecker wheels ar = e) S pee evenings and Suncare | iUDeON—T uring; 7-passenger; Al. — rare bargain: only $75 down 181% Ras FPORD—Touring. 1022, repainted and im tBe og. . best of condition: mL ora Dealers. starter. Gernourn abies . Tevie Moter Co.. Ford pen evenings ‘cf? nee starter: el.ent 1920; | 4 O81 Westminster pi. and Sunda; {©} HUDSON—Touring , - ‘DSON—Tourin car: no a going congern, and Briiliante bargain at the prire terme 26415 Lenech JOHNSTON AUTO CO., : RAT oO} e ‘ch2 9275. tern. Mendéden _ e ~$15 Locust *«t. Hi | ng mode [errs DSON—Spert tour uns iike nee open SF Uncewvs 1972 harre! ike new Morr te Cabany 7166 Jac “ He man 44) ate moce Startiet rims; pews notor very good; Lo atthorized Ford dealers Kings highway Dodges. Chevroiets, Buicks Sit udebakers Marmons ec Tal ‘sa yA prac "a , new tires ters and sedans; a!) iate mod- WEBER WOTOR and AF trace er and wis Sién oti. ) ~ ncuey_ S30 a OH, “LOOK? HUDSON SPORT man hn u" » Se roads ier $2 50 vacuum Some baby. this 4-nassenger . 85 fan belts big 3. and a rea spark iuzs. 3 big ar tend he ee ene on 45 "°R Washington rt Starter “HU Ds IN 7- PASSENGER Juntat A.. Tur—Une t2 anes en Surcdat 19871 et eptionalLly > cord res.a months AR OD " en" ra 70M. = ——————— far L, ANC ‘OLN o- Pass. Touring LOCOMOBILE —T oar ne new; $185 down; trade anyth Juniata. ZIBR—1917 4-cviimeéer touring 2nnine Conc it on a ae. = «Uf sma! car 4815 - sport model. ing. Page ai 4 rT iIN—34 7- is oe that is 4 DR ate Tiger 4 rea: area: wie MARMON, Marmon 34, Touring _ Car, Late moee respec ts el if@ an unusual! PARK AUTOMOBILE 1846) pe apne, Ne a . mare Pargain at €1000 Romort Locust ST le Buy} amy : ? = - + + teday $2° $100 don ve et e232 FY +] }ooxes siyvT: This windsh | ‘our cRance to a2: a2 ATE sa" VEFRSAT. 234718 Touring ruarantes N 12 Ford Bargains 1918 TO 1923 TOURTINGS XE > Ww a from Open —_ Sundar {,ra ra ae rm cheay» r YTAHLEM. 1°35 N. Grand LIN— Ter srimg car “as 7810 Washington n@ Sunda) 7 Hl PMORILE—Tourine > del Rv: sonmabi- Inqu ‘es 47 +4 Sege! FRANKLIN Curtains. wire class s5ape. Rogers, 53540 est ISIS tires - For- $490 Lou's. @imoet give ving someone ge's price of a Ford wees. Delmar Greatest value in Sr it ayvay see ng ‘*s »e a@ wonderful car for the very easy erm™ms YTARLFM 1 aN Grand ‘ Look! Franklin, 1, $490 ! Very seldom advertised in _ weed car cclummns: beautiful 8-B touring: no water to reeze or bol). $240) car for the price of a Ford. on easy terme. YAHLEM. 1035 N Franklin Touring 5-passenger. new paint standard Frank!in green. just exchanged or «a I ts seldom we Rave a car ei to effer ‘ ; = wong ang 1921 Jordan Touring, $895 mer zeocd *t Al open enti oO PDP . 44] =r cuarante FRANKL Ix ‘MOTOR : iNT LOTCIS MOTO z il Lecuest et 1921 Jordan 7-Pass Tre.. $895 New pair’ Zood Al shape mect12- oe oo : SAINT > yr 4a o¥Y oT s4.29T)\ en a. i a rer "ar Grand. Open Sunday ee shape nec a™- AR ti Borment T34 _* ‘Pen Sunday and GARD NER—T our’ ng. 1971. cheap s-~ Good failow a’ JARDNER—T ras. SLM in GAKDNER—* suring 495° Washington oS Washington JORDAN SPORT GARDNER—1921 touring like new 2 - : is ¢t vou hare beer lerful cenditieon: trade. rour rea i ° “ars at GARDNER—Touring Cy 7 terns Shield’s Used _Larust Ne nea enon TRIAL guarantee on a 1971 Garines . ie the best automo ™'e i> In excellent ke to@ar Ask a7) a>pearanre and at orcs ‘ ne $400 Jordan, 7-Passenger Touring, 1921 condition mechanical): the Dangeain price amous overtiau ad trad? Car Market. 3401 & e324 = and ‘n of $779 “~ pancmcaec | tevring sctometile ~ . nger | cy = ‘tke =e. cniy SOT TH SIDE BUICK ADT co 2844 ——_~ * | tre “een : _motor “or Ca con er —- anger . on. 19700 mee. oon ar LING \LN..Tewertne §-peaesenerr. sew *ar- ‘ry permr teh iooke like sew. will take your el@ car se Geen payment! Haupt es. 4“ — i ee ee ae I AAO ONS AES Cte A A em. cma em tN te tae ee att — Oe ae elle ei 192 M AXWELL TOURING N ASH TOURING AL MOST NE w NASH FOU R age : ~ sta pewer and in ‘his wondPrty take your Nash 1922 fodak New maroon paint; white wire wheeis; moto- meter; bumpers; ispare tire and wind shields. Southwest Nash Co., 3026-28 Locust St. Open evenings and Sunday. 1919. "ee. : etehd AL- ~ Teurtan st) —— 4 1300 2 carus NATIONAL—"7 rine ee Ge ennrte ee ~~ — TR entiation Touring Cars For Sale _ OAKLA er Tourtnz. 1970: cheap N change Oakland (qour'ng for jot in good leca:ity. naham av Touring Cars For Sale Tourtra Cars For Sale T PAIGE—sport tourms: iate ro comditien- $100 dewn. trade 1&2 . PAIGE. $150 — Leaving city need money badly aay earty. 2852 Cook av ali OAKI _A™D—Tourtng: tate style. runs good . down. trade anything. 3441 —— exceitent condition CaktseD— ie = l) $730 cash $1260, 1 Te - - . ’ *e f+. . a NI po © , Lerm™ms. rns. bargain; $i3o . cost Forest 6409 - 3016 [O43 ek coGa ee on se. for “909 “ Saran. s°"0D") OAKLAND. 72 passen ze tour ng = SPEC [AL SALE Lermonstratror perfect Ls 7205 “ALL EY. SPEC [AL SALE perfect than 45 "Ar -~3 « > Velie Touring |] light car: sew paint. at a wonderfu! rms LUXS AUTOMOBILE co.. T212X 4071 Laciede av wen Sunday and evenings 1922 VEILE SPORT CAR You must see this car to appreciate it. Looks and runs. like new. 3026-28 Lecust St. — Eve., Sunday. Southwest Nash Company WESTCOTT . 1921 5-Pass. Trnez. Al mechanical conditiecn. revainted new tires. fully eaulvved. the origina! owner of 4 car hase ealiware had the best : r to acprectare ‘t terms, $7240 down ba.- months. MORE AUC TOMO- Marmen TD istributers. 7305 men Surdaeye and evenings. WILLs-KNTGHT—Coantrv Cte): demonstra- tor. this car carries a bew car gUunrantes, hes onivt beer ore 49 @ere S08 Del sar beh ny ae ny 2HT TOURING $45 N tires. cant hear the moter run. It's FE ag today for $250. 3218 Locust. WiLLYs-K NGA T—$Tour'ne. few of these cars offered } price most fnteresting: inspection and partsen invited. terma Wuber Motor Car Co “e401 Lecust st. Open Sunday sand erenings . "rE. wheels + cass cnrw De rume end terms. S816 Al con- tires. price saving sl) — “~qo- “Pern TOURING AA ase runs good ‘argain. 4 TOU RING "“saR—Goeod 1 bargain, leaving city (s¥#—Rennina $5 week * ~~ err « Sunday Specials FIVE BARGAINS FOR TODAY ONLY ss Touring Cars a, arg faemlies or sem ice care. _ ae cars are geod Susiness in- "SeCments. ‘" geod mechanice! ae wwieed far guick mnie. Ho dane. est corr. Sry: ‘abe ‘a- , * Chandler Sport,’ #1 = Down Call | ’ ’ TOURING Can—s eZreiient -ond!tion. _ 3250 See Wer Ti CRINGSs—S5 © ondttion : beagy . (rane TS RinG terniae “BIG AUTO SAI O REO TOURING—¢$6 ® rit soe outs % ter S88 -“- +. © « Stodtehaker | ie + SD EBA if you are in thes ket for a good mobile: 1922 Nash Sport 1921 Nash Tourmg 1320 Nash Tour 1} Nash © a... Nash Roadster 1%21 Haymes Se 19°? Velie Soort ~ 1922 Chevrolet Te 1%71 Chevrolet Tou 1918 Paige Tox a i -1920 Nash California” 1923 Gray Toarm 19? FB. All newly 7 oo =“. er si as a oa si] ma ears have used wr aj our kes ha SEE TH. AXWELL SP as XWELL TO MAXWELL CL UC CB. AXWELL SED2 BUP MOBILE. TOU CHALMERS SED4 LIGHT 6 STt D =>. FORD SEDAN D ROADSTER NASH TOURING CHALMERS ROAL AndaG Bri a CHEVROLET ‘JssEX TOURING FORD E Lrpsrat. TERMS v Velie Autc PM yc A Se rd ol , ‘ a { aie ous SS SOS pa ass.. ? —- ~ — tae Te te a “ ie a STEARNS rover with are. °9 $775 K NASH TOUR mad > ” a& sme p at Wliys Eotghe PR. ANSLIN-S a’ a ARNOT on sr ‘>. % STUDEBAKER A ren ™"moece' sy a 9450, WILLY Bement 78 SUND s Te fe mand fer RIc the past 40 days that we ioe oe of Weed 2eten oar 5 ~4 ever Detees. | and _—“A. are We hare ; core, Dake ‘& deposit and erly and ay od the DIESIN rash, i Riekenbacker Di aaa ee | 30—Used a — 53 «ase Te 2 Bu ke are

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1922. > BIL E S$ S _-— .— Pay ne ring Cars For Sale ~ Passenger. Cyan va ‘tied _ : SSeedereegs CAK—¥J) t cond!) son: Mr. US— 5. To | — : look at th care in fin wT Bilgere Motor Co., a AR—4- cylinder: mechanicge A ii sei! outright sr elatyring 4 7. J iG AUTO SALE TOURING—$50 Down , Fete it for $150 todey. (rand Nothine i bata me of value taken fir FORD Tho ONLY $6 0. payment, crowds to the PRIC) YAHLEM Ew RECKER Open funda n! Look! $45 GETS BUICK impossible, but it's true: touring. only $090; first one Rn me f 14 iD the reason Yah) big is because th —ere 4 square deal; terms $50 YAHLEM —! CAR KING. Gra Open Sunday. ee Good itomobiles 2 HAVE SOME VERY OD AUTOMOBILES 7 YOU CAN BUY. _ UP. LATE MOD. 28 Locust Street lihwest Nash Co, Evenings and Sundays ama op and Read! 100 Car for $890 display itn our showroom y. the famovs Dupont De “- Touring. bullt by the y known Dupont Nemours , bs . ee ee ee es a s 7 q . =. a —_ - - - s be a. SUNDAY. - pats 26, 1938. os 1200 AUTOMOBILE §S, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Adsi in these columns today. FUTOMOBILES o$e AUTOMOBILES -3- AUTOM OBILES ° POUT DIAPAT DISPATCH. | BB Fs: _ AUTOMOBIL BiSa siies For Sale— Automobiles For iscellaneous — arth | STOP =LOOK AND LISTEN Before You Buy a Used Car SEE OURS FIRST we have all makes and models and our terms can’t be beaten. our used cars have been rebuilt and repainted. # SEE THE FOLLOWING VALUES: cope SPORT —— SS = WAX WEL LL TOURING AXWELL CLUB COUPE MAXWELL SEDAN HUPMOBILE TOURING MERS SEDAN w0HT 6 STUDEBAKER TOURING FORD SEDAN : ROADSTER TOURING CHALMERS ROADSTER . And a Great Many Others to Choose From Tr WARD MOTOR CO.., Inc. USED CAR DEPT. 3030 Locust BI. Open Sundays and Evenings — . ————i Guesseeeen ——— = Bomont 2461 : =", beeen SS ee aaa ‘In Quality, Condition and Price Pll have the following selections to choagse from: MARMON SCRIPPS-BOOTH ST YROLET OLDSMOBILE STUDEBAKER OVERLAND VELIE TOURING REO SIX WESTCOTT Every car guaranteed as represented. , L TERMS OPEN SUNDAY Velie Automobile Co., of St. Louis 2938 OLIVE ST. . —- ~-————— - -.... » 4 have recently entered the manufacture of high- motor car#®: only one in St. different: ex- bullt of the finest the Duesenberg, Mercer, Pierce- bh wonder on the roads: ble of going “75” miles per + ® particular car for par- rT people; rare gpportunity; our advice and come togay; Took at thie car and you will In love with it: the yg be ylous; it's worth $2000. is the PRICE WRECKER. easy terre. YAHLEM MOTOR co. N. Grand Upen Sunday. ——— = »mobiles For § Sale—. Miscellaneous bg a a 5 Lz saertvenia. first-class condition: five five » winter and summer t Mre. kirk, Eadt Bt. Louis. a ——1¥23; sacrifice $700. ban! av. ):WILLYS-OVERLAND - ' SUNDAY SPECIALS “STEARNS COUPE CHANDLER SEDAN 7 Best bargain in at. Louis; price for ip gBatered to 8775; Knight motor im nrc Me ane Oe . NASH TOURING CLEVELAND "TOURINGS New low price of $450; better come Late model; a snap at $400: early on this one. bought Wiltys-Knight. OVERLANDS FRANKLIN. SEDAN We have them from $50 wp; all . At @ price you cannot afrord to over- used cars reduced by orders from look 00 and it's yours. factory. . S STUDEBAKER TOURING het ih. er A. rel buy at $450; late Big Six owner | Wire wheels, new paint. and a ber- gain at $450; Overland hes rea) bar- gains. __WILLYS- OVERLAND, INC. Bomont 78. 29310 LOCUST ST. Central 4119. eee eT——1920 ; Breistely Egger mauled: ~—— DS, BUICKS, many at $50 down: no Interest. and paint: ony ~ — : . va ryaning o condition:run 000 ode) —~ Al condition t; “$886 down, balance th. 7 me 6 Cabea ’ FORD BUS with starter: perfect condition: 12 adults, 20 children; front en- ‘op windows all around, ample head ; Can be easily converted into ® ping car; onty $500; will take or body; monthly payments. . = Gedy Co., 106 B. 12th st., Oppo- 1920; . : iT fur lass order 2 (c2) : ___ 103 uteer. U art 920: classy: 4-pass.: 5: trade. 2340 Olive. evroiet and Logler tow car, se Market ’ ood candi tion; must eell; io. £225 "Call Colfax 478, Delmar DBILE—1020. S&-cylinder: paint and mood: this car can be bought for new: AND—H1. like big barenins ween f nae a R34 Keokuk, ER-——Six: in a condition : Call. Sunday —— Se "git ve. ZE THESE FIRST Chandler sport touring: Hué- Briscoe touring. Nash 6 a nm mayment and ba easy termes. Open Sunday Be ee aN Grand Vandel! 7iDQ, } these cars over bu are in the mar- for a good auto- ile: _ 1922 Nash Sport 1921 Nash Touring 1920 Nash Touring 1923 Nash Coupe 1p 121 Nash Roadster (1921 Liaynes Sport +1999 Velie Sport 2 Chevrolet Touring 21 Chevrolet Touring 1918 Paige Touring 922 Overland Coupe 21 Chandler Roadster 4% Oldemobile Touring ) Nash California Tep 1923 Gray Touring | +1922 F. B. Chevrolet N ae he cee AER eRe ‘pers Used Cars—50 | . HUPMOBILE oy, . ew: ANNOUNCING The opening of the new Rickenbackers Used Car De- partment. the RICKENBACKER 4-wheel brakes has been so great within ~y: 60 days that we have been compelled to take over the building adjoin- ao Washington b!l.. 50’x150’. and convert it into a showroom to handle = cars. We ——s on display some of the best used-car values that have been offered in St. Louis. Late model cars very cheap—Hudsons, es. Detges, 5 ke, Cadiliace, Fords, etc.; coupes, sedans, touring cars, roadsters SM epetdsfers. Come early and s@lect your automobile from the cream of used Make a deposit and tak&é delivery later. Very liberal terms, etc. Come "The demand for and avoid the rush. Open Sunday and evenings until 10 p. m. DIESING MOTOR SALES CO. backer Distributors. 3617-19-21-23-25 Washington BI. HAVE A VERY NICE SELECTION OF USED CARS, ALL IN Al SHAPE. SEE OUR CARS BEFORE YOU BUY. SEE OUR USED JEWETTS. NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO. 2621 LOCUST pT. Suslted ond Evenings TERMS. Bomont 2600. les pate =—— at deve Over 50 used Demonstrators ie Here ere Hupmobile. 1923 model, the same ie your opportunity to buy at «@ aay wi) dav RELLSTON MOTOR C R co. WS Ford Dealers 6353 Fast ng *Bai. deltvery. 191 cure, fi 70, Ford coupe. 1925" reminted. Hy THIS WEEK’S. SPECIALS 1921 Auburn Sedan. 1923 Buick (new) 1921 Chandler Coupe, ¢-cy!. 1922 Durant Touring. Pourning QUCS=-|| 192% Dodee Roneering. awhere to buy aj) ita Maxwell Teurina. lcar. Why mot!) 1022 dias risht ener uy from ee USED CAR $100. ton LSELD “ARS ~—s Chen n —S488_ Miami bargain. 1922 Olds 1922 Olde 4-cy}, Touring. 1921 Olde 6-cry!l. Touring. And many othere. “Terms to responsible partics. — Sine a ee ‘" a 027 Olive &t. a3 | | i | hams : her i i te NasSibioe 5. hae eee 3 — || || Bomont 41. | AUTOMOBILES | “=: || Grey Touring, 1023. @ knows the value of a Hupmo- | Z| iP i Automobiles For Sale Automobiles For Sale— = a — _' _- . Automobiles For Sale— : Miscellaneous Miscellaneous » 4 =e ' «@ 1924 MODELS STEPHENS DEMONSTRATORS 2 FIVE PASS. TOURINGS 4 CAR You WILL RE 2 THREE PASS. ROADSTERS evince. coup ann 1 SEVEN PASS. TOURING © sre THEm. THESE CARS HAVE BEEN DRIVEN BY OFFICIALS OF THE COM- PANY—ARE IN THE PINK OF CONDITION AND CARRY NEW CAR GUARANTEE. -§ ——— ee — WE OFFER The Following Used Cars at BIG SACRIFICE— CLEVELAND SEDAN PAIGE TOURING ESSEX TOURING — FRANKLIN TOURING — FORD COUPE— BRISCOE TOURING—CROW -EEKHART SEDAN BERNING-PAYTON MOTOR CO. 2936 Locust BI. Open Sundays and Evenings Cent. 1523 TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES Bomont 962 EASY TERMS a ._ eo Trucks For Sale = ; cere oN truck; late 1920: rebuilt and bargain; £00 con ° repainted; equipped with new express Humphrey. 4919 Delmar. (Cc) | body: a — bargain; $285: terme. e renin Sunday AUTO CO.. 3667 OLIVE | DODGE , DELIVERY—Late mode): ee | JOHNSTON SPECLAL SALE Trucks For Sale add oe nmmercial car, ecreqned ti — body; | r. | USED CARS 2 .{c62) touring, Green. | chanically, $475, terms. G. M. C., ao In Good Running _ | oie“ Gren Sunaay | DORRIS—Truck; 2-ton ulfhble ca = . Condition coal: $125. 3196 Cass. wee MasTastE a et tice, F208 Lecnst. bargain. Call before noon, $643 Con- “a _Locomobile, 7-pass. touring, Green. | _netiut s! O FORD TRUCKS Pol e— fwo Asem trechs: late models; walt | -acrifice 22 cvans av (c Green. -—_____| Tate Motor Co., Inc. Peerless, 7-pase. touring, Blue. months. Call { Minerva. | PORD—Truck ” take bod ALSO _Sunrdav ge ‘3 Riefling’s, 2315 jive. (oc) All models at bargain prices DORRIS TRUCK—®2-ton, late model, like better cars which have been __ne ‘5 do 8441 Juniata. FORD HUCKSTER TRUCK | FEDERAL—l-ton cevereq@ express VLody; t , : e008 condi + a througbout: 523. design starter, perfect oondition; specially g , . Cy. 2807 Olive pen un ay. ! Dorris, 6- 0, 7-pass. : windows all around; can be used for pas- Dorris, 6 80, ‘-pass. touring, Blue. | senger service; will sell body or truck sep- | Dorris, 6-80, 4-pass. touring, Gray. | @rate: used Ford or body taken in trade; | Dorris, 6. 80, 4. “pass. touring, Blue. | Toes.” oer Deeds Auto Body Co., - > A | Gc. M, jon a -ton chasis with cab, guaran- - IT PAYS TO BUY OUR | teed mechanically; $900. terms. 2807 PROPERLY PRICED , mn , rts Olive. Open Sunday. AND REBUILT TRUCKS %. MM. — covered express body; a ERY 2-ton Eagle: good condition; furniture | inte” modbl: re enewed condition; a bargain 4 RV body. at erms. READY TOS E | Reo speed wagon; good condition; $350. a SEE THEM TODAY express body. good tires and fine me- Fr eee: perfect Pagctanten! condition ; | DORRIS—Trok. with pane body; wonderfu ‘Pierce Arrow, 7-pass. touring, FORD—1-ton truck: yo S100 down: 3041-43 Locust St. | new, $185 down; trade. REBUILT es $325, terms. groan ample room for big stock; drop 106 8. 1 st.. opposite City Hall. (c2) Dorris, 6-80, 7-pass. limousine, Blue. 2807 Olive. Open Sun- 1%-ton Federal; rebuilt and guaranteed; equipped same as new Olive. ‘open C.—2-ton latest model, with ree guaranteed stake body. mtood ; terme. d 214-ton Federal; guaranteed; stake body. | Ford truck; first-class shape; with huck- (c60) ster body. | CRAB TRUCK—1%-ton: also -ton | i | Ford truck: panel body. electric starter. ffic truck: pneumatic tires: 2-ton Packard: stake body. class condition or will trade for ese Small Down Payments, ee, Washiagton. | {NTERNATIONAL—Truck : Balance Easy Terms | Mississippi. FEDERAL TRUCK CO.. | INTERNATIONAL— & -ton Grand and Forest Park bi. iru Fuck: pecs * good condition: $80. 231 Division io} FORD—1 %-ton truck. 1135 S. 6th st. 9 BARGAINS IN USED TRUCKS FO RD—Truck. 1860 8S. lith. MACK-INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK | _| FORD—1922 3: -ton truck; good condition; % CORPORATION, | oe reasonable. $732 Evans, 2804 PINE ST ST. LOUIS, MO. || FORD——L ight delivery, ready to use; ‘| Big Four, 2224 8. Jefferson. Dorris Motor Car Co. SARAH AND LACLEDE [: will trade. . 1516 | (Cc) BARGAINS IN USED TRUCKS | MACK- ne ae a MOTOR TRUCK || FORD—l-ton truck; pneumatic tires: runs RPORATION, good: $150: trade. 4243W eres Bridge. 2804 PINE ST ST. LOUIS. MO. FORD—Light delivery; terms cash. Bon- 7 y ¥T iW lg acho ale. | BARGAINS IN USED TRUCKS FORD—Light truck: curtain body ACK-1I2 : O} 4 exchange a ene. 4304 sha CORPORATION, euea? Apply 2804 PINE ST ST. LOUTS., MO. _ | FORD "$008 idontaumnery. «}| BARGAINS IN USED TRUCKS Progress Express, 86 ot —" MACK-INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK | RD—Truck: tn good 1 running o also Ford touring car: $390. 9) CORPORATION, 2804 PINE ST ST LOUIS, MO. FORD—Truock body; body: trade for touring "body. NE ST_ PIERCE ARROW - cheap. Tyler 210. 2915 Parne ve ‘ - See ore buying. =~ RbBEO—Truck. 1921. complete with — Terms to ~ | 2829 ly perfect: bargain; or wi trade “tor. body and cab, pneumatic Gren car. 1512 Wash st. condition ; $600, terme. M 3 D TON TRU a Olive. Open Sunday. 100 up; terms, trade. 25 WHIT E—5-ton truck; good condition Ralena. TRUCK—House top and a stakes for aid | body; cheap. 5148 Easton av. (e@) late; all styles; 06 &. J. } (c67x) ss | FORD—1%-ton; tires and motor Al; stake | body; ea real bargain, $175. 2651 — _yette. FORD— Truck; good body; Riefling s, fine condition; r week; Sunday a. m. ple. TRUCK—1- ton 85: new motor. Call Sid- O7 $i SO0e Gravois. FORD—TON TRUCK; WONDERFUL, ON THE OT aor. || cee. sb bene MRT | eRe cA A j 3000 LOCUST 8 E : | FORD TRUCK—1-ton stake body; immedi- | TAUC 4-ton, Republié; 6-foot 1 You ean buy such cars as: ate Salley. 17tn and _ courteous serv- - ike new. 2861 S. 13th st. | 1922. ice. _ Batley a — K—2-t take body: good condition: | Overland Coupe, FORD—Ton truck; with huckster body ; TRUC! jow price. See H. Miller. 314 To. | 1920; cee if sold today. Riverside | cy | Chevrolet Touring, 1922. | 1929) Roswell. TRUCK Master two-ton Gump. ae oor Chevrolet Touring, 192}. 9 || FORD—L rerio truck, good condition, Woods Body and yéraulic H “2 1920 7 anel y. only $125. Deeds Auto Body terms. 11008 Cage av. Chevrolet Touring, 1920. Hi ioe 8 12th at.. opposite City Hall. (c) F b anncag, yy | FORD TRUCKS—one-half or I-ton; 30 ait- or oupe, ferent type bodies in stock. See us. Bai- | Buick Touring, 1918. \ ley. 17th and Pine. (ec) Nash Touring, 1920. | FORD—1-ton truck, 1021: starter job: cab Stearns Knight, 1915. and open box body: motor overhauled “Sol F All newly painted; good tires; | sell on TRI RT "CKS8—TRCUKS At a time when there are numerous hau!l- ing contracts to be .— we are offering spe- clal inducements to truck land leek et any of the t valu A a ivro yments. Riefling. Ford Sealer, Investigate ~ i} FORD—tTruck, with starter. demountaice good motor; for a small down pay- , And panel body: real bargain: RIES | cO., 3087 OnvE One?) | | Fr ligh SOUTHWEST NASH CO. ” | FORD— rock [820 model. ‘Grinhamn- John: | USED TRUCK 8000 LOCUST STREET King’s bichway 70, ue e:| BARGAINS 12th et.. ~~ J task Iz: fferson: open evenings and Bund “Bist and Pins, bh rm open evening ment, balance monthly. TOM AUTO he ag used, 1 start- TERMS IF DESIRED | FORD— Toa. — . only 300 ; 100 8. Trucks For Sale ne Oven even ST. LOUIS AUTO SALES CO. | owes racer eat FORD — Tee CAR—2- and 6 SiR ye EN ee RE PORD—Trucks. Nant Geltrery : ee - per. Jefferson. Open evenings and 3 Bun | /CAB email ate sabe ‘a “EDit manchest tien: | bets: * “ha ssie ton = oes RVCK—1023, superior mot FORD—O __ fe) | | | ee if newed, $210 Open | for use around parks or picnic | (c60) | 0 Baston. (c) | TRUCKS—1-ton, other bodies. 30156 Sem 2" haasis For Sale ; 29 up. cust st Saws nasste: _model: § 029 8. Jefferson." _(c) art rea! ain; must be | Seid today. 41394. Natural Bridge. FORD—Chassis; strater tybe; ns ; | $85 4243W Natura! Bridge. an _— FORD—Ton he chass mneumatic tires; a _Dealers, 2315 Locust st. Open evenings.(cl) | FORD—Chassis, in | only $70. Mendenhail, | 2315 Lecust et. Open evenings. (ol) | | FORD | CHASSIS—Light and l-ton jobs: easy | Payments. Niefling, Ford dealer. 2301 S | Jefferson: open evenings and Sunday. fe} | FORD—Light chassis, 1922: starter and) demountable rims and ali tires and! in cx . ayes nical condition;”™ $155, | cash ofr LAMBERT. GRAVES MOTOR CO., INC. 4576 Manchester av. Grand 7820-7AAQ. Deimar 1690 | PORD—Light chassis onty. 1917: in ex- ceptionally fine running and mechanical condition and looks awfully good. is @ mighty fine om es it is a real bar- | gain at this pric $50 | LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO., INC. | 4576 Manchester av. : | Grand 7620-7659, Delmar 1690 | FORD—Ton truck Chassis only. 10922 | perfect mechanica! new tires on the rear: in exceent — and $200. cash or te LAMBERT- GRAVES MOTOR CO., INC 4576 Manchester av. 7620-7649. Delmar 1690. chasess!. “192 1: with pane Bs demountable rims and Kood | running shape; Grand FORD—L ight delivery body. rss This is a «ood car at a bargain: $110, cash or terms LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO.. INC, 576 Manchester av. Grand 7620-76: of, Delmar 1690. | INPERIAL_C “hassis. good tondition: $75. 8207 Idaho ; ; ' ' ' ' Tops For Sale | KUro TOPS—Curtains made, repaired, re | sonable: Fords recovered $8.75. 44 | Evans av |'FORD TOPS—Tourings: | atyle. Morris, 2810 Ol! $10 and $15: late ve st. | Auto Bodies For Saie A BAILEY BODY means satisfaction; popular styles: we can esécure a Ford | | truck through authorized Ford dealers. Courteous service. Bailey, 17th and Pine. ae BODIES—A large stock of Bailey fea —_ your inspection. See them i baete ge in. Oak construction, steel | gills,.steel windshields. Popular prices. | | Bailey, 17th and Pine. (c) | BoDIEs—F or ton truck, dump bodies and | | holsts; new: $65 each. 2506 8S ;~ ' BODY—Curtain side; repainted: bargain; | Sunday a. m Riefling’ as. 2315 live. BOD Y—Feord pane): repainted; bargain: Al; Sunday a. m Riefling’s 2315 Olive. Co) | BODIES—One ton, open. $25: li ike new? Ford with side curtains, $35; one panel body, $40- 6948 Manchester. fc) BODY—Ford touring jate model: good con- | dition: Sunday a. m Riefling’s, 2315 _Olive fe) BODY—wWinton: 7-passenger touring: in Al ———- with high-class paint job. WuHl | cheap. Mendennall. Ford Dealers. | eis. Locust ast. Open eVennes. ‘e1) | BoDIES —_% - ton light delivery, fits Ford; closed in; hand-made; panel body, $110; see this then look at others. Call Sunda morning or daily after 4 p. m. Fassen. Laclede 263L BODIES—Two light delivery huckster ae body; can be see any time, Body Coé.. 3147 Locust. BODY—New stake — and side curtains: 6%x68%Q side dimentions: suitable truck: ready to Mount: cost $350. Knab Motor Co.. 115 N. Miinois. Belleville. Ii! ic) ¥O RD—Kelsey touring dy. with hood afi! “rank: cheap: exchan 4304 John. FORD BODY—Roadster; r. $25: sedan body, $100; pane! body, $25. 3114 Cass. \ ie BODIE ES— Touring roadster trade 4242W Natural Brides. tori Re, nadster $2u; | trade. 424 Ww Natural ere | ee Eat a — truck: stationary feet by 15 for : FORD truck - FOR (—- Bodies; also truck; FORD BODIES—25 new, roadsters, trucks, speedsters; Easton. f FORD BODIES—New 4-door sedan: coupe, $125: new and used touring: easy terms. trade. Morris, 2R10 Ollv -_— — + -+-+-~--- FORD BODIES—Roadsters, aay trucks, | will trade: open Sunday. 7316 N. (ca8) used ; tourings. trade. 3631 . looks like new: ee!l: Lee av as » i Sc) j FORD—Touring car Af late 22 mo ¥ i: eieam 4 Sa ELECTRIC ~~ shock absorbers, oversize tires. speedom-_ barrel lights, nickel radiator, lock | | ¥ - many other extras: all good shape, _ 244 W. Adams. Kirkwood 83. FORD BODIES | Hand-made oak bodies and cabs for any | model Ford chassis; you wilh find here any | style body, new_or wu . your business re- quires and at the right price; used Fords or | bodies taken in trade. Deeds Auto Body Co., 106 8. 12th st., opposite City Hall. (c2) + Bargains in Used Fords, Sedans, | Coupes, Runabouts, Touring Bodies | Taken in trade on 4-pass. coupe de luxe | bodies. 3040 Locust at. Open Sund 4 | Bodies. de Luxe Traded Car Dept. ) 2 HEARSE BODY New, for Ford of any ton chassis; beau- | tifully hand-carved throughout and expecial- ly suitable for casket body; will finish in | any color desired; only $200. Deeds Auto Bod thee body, 1917 chassis, eter, Co., 106 s 12th st... opposite City Hall. (cS) | Auto Bodies Wantec ‘AUTO BODY wre —edan, cou | Luxe. Benton 1000. 6d48 |AUTO BODY Wtd—Sedan or coupe, lat model Scripps-Booth. ,Cabany B20 "6247 Delmar BoDY Ww we 4.—For or Hudson Super S8ix passenger touring. Box B-39, Post- Dis. 7 BODIES Wtd.—Ford touring or + | body : cheap. will pay cash Cal! Bo mont 30 3k er DUMP soe wtd.—S yards dell FORD | DIES we. — — Touring cou sedan aa truck bodies: here "oad get the cash or trade them in on | new bodies. Deeds Auto Body Co, ve | _1ae 12th st., opposite City Hall. eb) “ Le | cucheater or larger. 7 ) {c) roadster, | Acoessories, a Sale ACCESSORIES—Ford running _ boards. mM. ders. dust shields, shells, $1 mountab! whee!s, hoods, $2: starter, complete, Olive ‘at. ACCESSORIES—Big sale for this week at Newman’ Genuine Ford 4Gemo aatable| : vi8. 45; Tord fenders, | | | pads, 49- Ford steering! | . made of hardened steel. 1 inches thick, $3.85; Ford $5.50; coupe seat covers. $3.26; $10 50. De Luxe Silvertown coré side curtalna, Dei mar bi. Auto Buply SENSATIOANL os SS ARANCE SALE |AvTo 1s IRFS AND Es the lowest prices ever sold: . pumpe at air ca sion whistles. $1.50: large steert _— | for Fords. $2: rubber A ts for to for coupes. | $3So. Cupples, 30x i | anes other bermra'ns Come. We deliver everywhere: open ‘Bundays hades for all makes of cars. °: ee — complete —— by ibe. c: erat spot! 3: windshield po ba ttertes, fas pana’ $i 50: > {}! +4 oni OLIVE 7548 (o) BIG ACCESSORY SALE rt, 9, All-Draas homercem>b ’ ee egere supports, t lights, §7 Inner of Pepin 15¢ ‘. wahot . ond even'nes Aan AUTO OWNERS. ATTENTIO The beet he lo orn: spect mountable w $13 Accessories, Parts—For Sale . piete,. som pletely re ; curta! ‘nm, terms. ‘Mende dGenha!l, a Ular touring 1) | with wrist pins and ring goo! ru! cw | monee sc) | teakers, $64 | BRASLE ER uTo S704. Contral. Easton- Tayler. Aete MyoReee Co. | ~uaranteed tires. | motor-driven horns jacks. for Ford This | 5 black enamel. set of 6. 65ec. upper in | accelerators. condition and almost | and yours: Het Shot all overhauled and /| recovers, er, bumpers. > scone, $5 aluminum bub cape, set of 4, / | Dow BLE ARM SHOCK ABSORBERS, 34.96 eale ard retail. stock fo ao for automobfies, ea | Spark plugs, values up to $2, oath. ‘$ 25 | Overland switches, $7 value . 2. - | Generators for Ford, pee’ ae >| High tenafon ma > a | Ampere meters, $- K. W. Delco ignition | , Connecticut colls, genuine | Sewater Kent coils Hig t mazda lamp bul eae p= OE each | Motor driven horns Ford high tension distributers Connecticut 4 Starter | 8-cyl. AT BRA vsaeied| SPECI : Maxwell; wire wheels AL . cCom- steering wheels for Fords «a ne 17-tn., $1.85: spring bumpers for | nickel-plated. $5.95 door-opening | touring $7.50. roadster $6.50, ree- | Ford pene, complete aw Nhe 5 $1.75; wind- 1818 N. rand. Lindel} Central dir. “READ > AND BUY *: —, best > EASTON AV. 0468. > ¥. 8. tu 25: spotlights, pumps, at 65c; ollproof over- |. Acesssories, | Porte ' Standard rd Aw | Parts Compan 3200 LOCUST BL. # ..# i We Carry a Complete Stock oa : GEARS, AXLE SHAF?PS ‘f and Other Parts - | FOR ALL MAKBS OF AUTOMORED Aleo Complete Line of Used ° MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS. ae PROMPTLY FILLED. x Try Standard Auto Parts # . © STORES: Tw | 3200 Leeust Bl. 3931 Olive St Phone—Kinioch, Delmar 1090. ei ~ 1910 1 ring them | PYROLINE sun visors - “ail cars, $3.95; pads, 790; rea arid storage battery. 393 tor. fe) BATTERY BARGAINS—S$5 up: boxes and parts for batteries. Toman. 1415 Chegi nut st. B TTERIBS Starting, lighting spe up. Sunday and evemings, 2835 Che et. 10; others in proportion. guaranteed. (cho) Electric Co.. 1610 Fine _ st. ce BATTER IeS—enanees year; Ford, 513: nea « $16; Dodge. $19; oll. 5- v. s. tubes. $1.50. Banner t- tery "1614 8. 7th REBUI LT r BATTERIFS. radio, Win.- A A... and FORE HEIMAN BROS “SPECIAL NEW BATTERY | a FORD. CHEV., TRADE-IN RY ICE, $16.75. ALL RUBBER CASE 6-11, 2. HEIMAN BROS. BATT. CO., 2012 LOCUST. BATTERY ‘BARGAINS Why pay more; we sell one-year noes | teed batteries, 11 -plare for Fords, Chevres Overiands and al! other ema)! care for $ ; 13-plate for all larger = at cre SS 7-plate for radio and and $1 special Ollve 7549. ™ OUTFIT—C omplete, 805 High st. CARBON BURNING « $7 4743 Kensington CHANDLER—1920 rear axle. complete. with brake drum, hubs and torque bar order: will selj reasonable. er x } for up to 1920, $3.95 set. 221 Washington. TIRES—lrena- new, —— lot of mood 4 beima Tires For Sale TIRES—34x6 Century hea new; take any offer. 3 4 and oc ly seerched, $2 and up. 1400 cord tires: r. x4 %... nited Stat TiRE—3a Washinate — as bea cord, $1¢ Wash FIRES —1000 good used, ferson a “= 33.5 Firestone TIR 2 __ 2317 Washi TIRD—New se Miller 217 Washington. TIRES—Two new 34x4 road cords, 2; bargain. RES—tTwo Jjux44 ae . 22 ra cords; two fabries; TIKE—Cuppies rd, 32 5060 Gartiela, _¥s rent 7086 TIRES—300 v _ness. Apety. 3031 TRES—2 a" - 2 vias size cords, a rgal _Grend a°end. - a coe RE 34x - — Royal red tu sizes, $1.05. red or tubes, TIRFS—sitghtly oe fe oye ey Bigg ; ‘ied FeERD “WIN DSHIELD—And a light. ree Aahiand av. FOnmML STAKTER N22: ev erything 5502 Osite x 1846 GENERATOR—22 volts, | w.: sell cheap: in good sewers ton. GENERATOR—And WII- battery: 3 monthe old: will sell («ll Suré@aev. ATAlL Laclede. fey FORD MAGUNETOS recharged: start on turn; bright lIiehte. Not spark; ma tested free. 807 Walton. Fotest FENDERS—Sport ; fenders for Ford : Ford sport bodies and fende Waaener Gear Co., oa) Locust at FORD OWNERS Here's the chance of your lifetime. a very peouliar deal urchasing 500 is manifold will grade gasoline. accelaration, regulat . while they last. 5. orlds = other bargains for Fords = 34°05" . Ford and Chevrolet ge hit 30 : een Sun- Gay and Bd. s til eH OMPETITION,’ THE O IGINAL “ORANGE FRONT 4752 Easton. Parts for Fords and Chev- rolets. FRONTENAC~—Recing wi for Ford with 5. cont $00, ‘will cau tor ust pipe; 609 Texas ‘e Fevy 72 NB ENGINE—4x5, 4-cylinder: in 7 running order; will sell reasonabd's. orest 7965. 40957 Easton. (c62) MOTOR—Roof S-vaive head for Ford, with a 1%-in. Zenith carburetor and attach- ments complete, $60; before noon. 4617 Swan. PAKTS FOR WHITE and G. e* trucks, and aleo trucks. 3502 -— Sidney 365 (ec) PRESTO L A aston. | an 5148 straw seat vf mir- rors. 40c: socket wrench set, 48; vuleanizer, 40c; closing out Ncw otel of Uv. 8. Royal tubes at @ pr Open’ Sun. dave. The Motor Shop. 4 39 Soe fo) RA DIATOR—Brass. Peerless: for Ford car 5008 Morganford SIATORS—All brass ho b; RADIA wy +e anteed leakproof, $10.06. 40606 Easton. — RADIATORS—Hoods, sheila, fenders, teries, wire and wood wheela, cheap. . Manchester. (a) u.«For charcing electric care. RECTIFIER - peed mhort time: very Webdeter 10 or call Det er. sa ol Re TARY CONVERTERS-——And motor seta: f battery che ; my . &. F. A. Hugh, 1 N. ; trier 1520, Central 4 TULCANIZING OUTFIT $100 462 creat 7080. ict 6 Delmer. HEELS—F ovr. wer oe one cheap Trier 7174. WIRE WHEEL Five. and hubs; me size: $1 45 Davison. GSED FORD PARTS—TIfoods, shielde 7 ‘aa an age irae — Yad Broad: ¥U!I Le CANTEED Ang oom : pinta saaigrres = Guakia— ter S2a4 Dod@e wire wheels. % _sach. Filling station. $534 W, Florissant, each Armatures Rewound te! ANY PART POR A ANY CAR. Automobile Parts We cs terete pow and 00d, vad Se ae Sata wars epee Se Bere wh naa. TIRES pew > rpg ya re 2217 Wanhington tH. TIREB—New 45x5 overa.ze cc similar tread to Miller cord. _ington av. RES--Two new Jox4U] « atrtetly oussemtead first, $20. TIRES —3x4 (3); Saxa > = " casings very good; Fynal vate party oft 3. fromm 4 da a a i | eseds by ws prov Tire Clinic. Bia’ C a Sa ogee v Ss: u ° ' —-— A. G. TIRE co. BaF ae r n Sunday and event — 3Cx3, 30e3%, $2 any other tires withi ’ oo gbice: ity Hall Tire : 30x34 ENSIGN ‘NONS D. y ter gusranteed. TIRE CoO., 2217 Wasnt oan Sunday and $1. ME: “hax. $2.25. tht 445 ee niet $0.45: 4 a 4-ipe as o Finck tien. a Co. epostt requ : % SALE — "il. “4. 33.50 wm es TI 5 IOP. “4, ieee CARS, tubes that gtve i cut blowout ; fae BL tre Co. 4 Fas RES TIME P A150 150 Washington. Ror “SPECIAL SALE ON 2901 Olive Tires! Tires! Tire Bargains! Bargains! Ca seconds 2 * ° © > ‘

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Pe eta en | aii Ma ae Ta Se x J e * 2aB pont vienst oe 1600 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale . Today. ae Le HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD ¢ Tost Dist TCH engen oom : HOUSE Goo HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE = | au HOUSEHOLD aoops FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE a OS FOR SALE FCENITURE— Berk} & Gay carved brown | HEATER—Moore's airtight, perfect condi | RESIDENCE) ‘s Hieaguate Biccray Brig STOP! LOOK! “ We Rave about 50 Ant cs. Wal . ai deboar 4. table and HOOK« ASE—And other things, cheap H Daves BNET S bT— Mahogany , finish. price URNITLE RE—For 6 reome including twin ; om 3410 Connecticut . nbeogean) odcerved 4fent-| Davie Persitere C Se. 171g Olive ot. tei), $40 R228 Portia. ‘beds and Piano. 826 Maple pi.. 34 Slcer mahogany davenport and large chair, good Pn ee eg a — _erator Co. 111i ‘te be sald all : oT ede. FR10 = o DAVENETTE sUCITE—SMassive oak brown FURNITURE—-And range. 2604A 8. Jef- tapestry. worth en eal a’ 3 Spring. _ | REFRIGERATO e— we — a good as new: ext werk af : A’. 1Vt os—sepindle » hed card tabie ” Shers® | perfec order; 31s. 4012 Chouteas _ fe} ieagher, used short time; barkain ' ferson. Base set Weeary table to match. $25. kitchen cadi- HEATER — ea. aistiant ee com- Se a pou caDpa~ y.- ‘tes creaser +, beds sorings, bi on seoretary. eofa. mirror, chairs, ef | SO0KCASE—Guartes sawed oak. 3 giase =e ORIG Page —— — — FPURNI TURE—Fine me dining room eet: net. refrigerster. books. pictures ne. 34 Sir ion $15 1400A Welton av: Forest | _Washtagtes Bi. __ oth aten veer low price: come early. day bate: onpcha “mel mejoteon. card tables, chairs, @o8a8.) any pedestal, Simmons twin veds. 4908 oe yy a SUS16A_ Easton eee: as laaed: 30 wo old: living Foon hed- ne machine. kitchen cabinet 2308 = s. ‘Hardware sn —s Gravois. Wal ace ic we , bout ted . M seour! : v4 : — [4th pa) t : b ‘ ain leavin st F U RSITU RE AT A L Tle »N (oC sE LD Goods—Englander day bed. RUGS Two. Sxl2. al " Gr y. emanaagy apeeaaee—w Re a. BAHY BUGGY “ ; ~ket : good 4 condition ; ae rn } kT— Roc ua kite ta- rr De an ~ v ‘ . | 43) , @ . “1a bie.*center "a Det. 12098 Walto HAST AUCTION RABY BUGGY—Rrand-new Sidway. reason- | §U WRETOAnS kitchen cabinet, in good con- — 2 od a Oo a = man med er household = — Penman mh - . leaving tewn. 4738A_ \ erm (c dition Call 3433 Giles ‘ ‘ er i? se On) Steuca : ee | — : — - a oe — =— - _— ~" gear teem tar , (ec) RUG—Ox12. in _ good con@ition . Saeaanaeee GY An Ox = BUFE bookease, library table and ning ' " > aae NITURE onten ;- room _ ap, = Has -t 008 M Morgan ' 32502 Neb - ’ room ‘table, all owk. $344 Clark a i med « at a = - —_ T. — ; a he | «, che —- BH ES —— ss a chi we ne ae : , im ioe I 3 ler ‘ z RANGE—>)ra, mei. wed (+ = ———— - = — wong iv -foom - ‘i? “Vw | . ae ‘ ‘ . : , : Ps ; rz 4 } ; Om . / } - wen — - —e ae ~ = cHIrionier. pp io c Z : : a Tew no rn er s, 7-7 21224 > Lee —— es | ee | a ee > tatie Sati a eter —_—____— GAS RANGE AND FURNITURE—Bargain; tures. bookcase. @137A Suburban. ar Angie at 7 Bs FURNISHED FLAT PU GGY—Licord reversibie = . icebox. Hooster cabinet library . . : ITT “oor, . leaving town 1306 Hickory ae » . nt > 7 4 vy Var is é, de ec a 4515 (jreer call | : FE rut ‘pe hrea k fas an *% : - ~ 1 A mA - — ~ & , -E hp! i) GOO DS—Bed, sprir = Aasminster. 12 2x15. iw 18 Oivre. % . ™ ; 5 y ~+e “ =, VAS LAY sis ue ela ‘ : 4 ha , ~ a 7? ine _ctty 4215 8. Grand hear 3507 Grace Pn carpets, rugs, mantle. - | Re Barga.ns. 2 blue Axminsters, 9x12; | — a SA urnishings S-room flat ¢ SAS RANGE > ion —— - inch solid oak buffet. 1425A Semple. | HMAHMY UiniY—Baby cr very reasonuvie, ucing Q c Mea gas range Sellers anitary ouc = 350 N Whittier HOU SEHOLD GOODS Domestic and — R UGs—val2 Azminater, same as Sew. seil he aie sow 446394 Nebraska. ic} | A RPET | 1 or stair, @ yarés. new 7 _ cabinet. 1218A Walton. - ae am Rang cebox and vacuum ey Oy E138 cheap. 1139 Walton. (e) > NTS: - ed ert a BU GGY—Gray reed. excellent condi- 9 3x8 ee y at Doon. 6335 __Most new: $10. 234 ant. Webster URNITURE—Fi ining and parie , ; ; Washingt eT) RU Gs— 12215 Aagminster. 10.6214 veivert. ae ~~ tion Neas 4726 m.. oneylvania en | SS Nab ~~ SS os + ane nes . ; EB—High oven: Al condition. Jol T RNITIR “9 gray wicker. living) —“ heavy, [ike new 4964 Washingtor 203 Mary ee wed —# chest BARBY BU GGY—Sac ifice $15; also library |‘ a a 2 ED 1 — $i0° new : ~~ > vs — —— oes +) - L.iinoi om. 5-piec bedroom. white enam-. KUGS—Almest new Viiron reivets. obonad- nek an and beck. Boos Mart. table. cheap. 3152 A Grane mm we : : : ot . —— _ ety ry —— . ;AS SE came ed Quick Mea) ym din ge. rugs. linoleum; lesv-; s«Tarh. furniture: cheap Call tmmertiate- i | PP’ oe aes tion “HAIR-BED—Engiander om plete mm — _ - | n abs ATCO : ‘ ; el road way tm 28424 Pennevivania. - S197 (panne 7 .OWLEAOGE Wwtd Bars ee eae — Pas ee . Termine ¢ Forest "BE 30R 2 > nT ; ' ~ + z : -- se ; a = Wark Twadn, 5842 No Market ee tS Rensing’ on ~— = “ax = ak _ , : *® 5c =F : ; Mite. Quick Mea: suighty | - SEH 2UD~ GC ODS—Sitmmons bed. com- RUGS—2 large; one 4 biue white , ; : on —s — eens . jhe ‘ er ) . >S-ar > b my . . 4 - ae ae ; . a = spect . pen P ~ 4 . ‘io ; . oat ; . ul *k Mea! ran refrt or - lar Le x18; eziTa MARY t tv} —Hee ar ge size . - = —a =? oa rw . " : " : PTT ir™ ni 2 : : ; —2. a8 ves : gas : gerae ‘ : oo +e —— "4414 eae ual: wer "ie ’ " “c with best Dox springs SENS S - ‘ f n r y . . ’ — . - men - il Pe ining tibie, r— 3 baby sulkies, oa i price. Levy Bres. 313 &. — . . VA ‘ i ne 6 4 i ‘ . _ ~ - i = 5 23 an 4 st ve ‘3 rs must ae : party leaving 7 vut®W 7 i} " ~ i} 7 _ - - —— - a —- —____ —— 2 ' - : “> : Sune _ ; ‘ “h r , — -— — = ’ : r- ‘ad ‘ hla m3 ‘ i — i. = - + - — te ~- is ~~ & - ~ a s re “ - Oak Sa — . : | aan Sy aeeanll 2 omnes Gen ae te cement n ' .. 10 N. Grand ; $10 “entttonters, $10: wardrobe. $8: ver- mouth glass jars. Forest 276. es ' mui Vu a —_ a ' aeen~ae , - — ee yw " —— -_ ‘ fo. ae ore a : ‘our ~ >i4 ’ ; VE Lé ") . i bed me ~— or ni "Ths e317 mre tress. E Ro ars ar: : > ~ “4% WA —— ih vrand >. . . — ve - - ' ‘ ' “ panies z ACT ut . i els c - = 31417 nance = _— wre a canon a $2. 55: —Ss ‘table ae Oe =~ 3 . - hair . #215 Rus- CARPETS AND : ’ TT om rien boo : : at L, rege [tau ru : n¥ —— —_—_—-= — ay — . ' : MABRY CARRIAGE—Bro¥n Licy — ely : vu - : IITRE = ~~ Aies - — = Blue enamel Quick Meal. 1° dining chairs. $12 kitchen safe. _. House Gene gay ef all ; “ah ae . mis B4, 4-4) : : : mas S R: —B. ename. nic > : 1-C: » 7 SIDEBOARD—(Oaxk.; good cond! ——— new. bargain 3945 Botanica! = ona — —— ~ va! -R 372 Con inch oven: Auto piaryer-piano 4033 Hum- frigerator, $6. sewing machine. ‘>: reed | 422° tien. cheap. huarhest cash orice. ‘ai op «=P oS— Am an walnw N A Linton. HAST. 2007-11 Morgan. - BA 3 . : — be i A wad iva Let ' ’ = bh. ~ . : “bie” le . oO pick from ij se roe nd le. wie . : ~ “> m : - ; it. . J iT Golding 3 + ee . email rugs. $1. SIL Er ARL se. ia oa ke. - ed 4 Bo. 1620. . re Sieney iy s. > at. = -- — - — rice ce « . Levy Bree. .; for oe ae? tee a ee org b = D “(OAL ZANGES—t25; Oo ae Sid a= heirs T7444 Natural Bridge ee DRESSERS wre. | BARy sTROLLER—Ua tute . - Dini: F. Us rly Bagh >4 - ~ PEPE eis “2 “ter * Ona 2 SS nna lone 4 kerone c} SIDE. BUAR oh oak, $2 also white| _“#2 nett le B RRI . ‘reed: | 4 "aint: -s 3; fax 81 " + ‘% _ oa a een Toe a ae — 4 an her thou —— : — 7 asona bie. nd 3702R. 3729 Con-j| poser te sped 7 ehert time — - . pox 7 ine —— sr S— mattress. for full-sized bed. FI RN EEE Re large ghest price ‘B Ke h to furnish wour home corn , a = "| _Becticu Ofive st : ; - asonabie $345 Enna | gmnecely wed: rug 8.22106. 41334 Rus! eS : atone ied ; : 5 = . ia : a* i* oe . 3 Bt. Aattsa S = larIre ait “ » May _ 4+? ~ | . on , ’ , - ’ : . . a5 a ‘ Tt = 7 . for less than half p °. im SsnikG ROO’ —— — mali Grant : ieee @ | ' a new: bargain : . Ee} ¥ pacity ) peu mcs: geod cond!i- EPLADDERS—all lengths. haadr'ipt | @ Storage Moving he Mair — ~_ . — nes CARRI a we bad -1: Varderer VININGS a - he" Cula.e nah . ae _ me. “a! iON Sunday i 37219 Greer Steck: half price. Western Salvage. 29° : . . ” flexing. * rr 1. Coch oe ae z mrrirt . - ~ had i : ‘ i . i] 1! ttle — NN Ie , oo 2 “Miv - a ad CH > ireo sice unt . ; RNITL RE ~- : “ethos ICE #4) N—vo0-pound apecity Cataay/) “Ure — heer } — - yr ARGIAGE—Grey | " ' or: . > | r : PURE? arnish 2 SAS RANGE- ful Bive enamel, . TT top ~ : ~~ 7% TERIAL—Beast 5 AssT ry mat A ~ ent tw on. core seC - 3 Ta Bi. aad ¢ — tock ° 4 >i ment. bargaiz h-S7. oven. $7: >artment style icebox. $20: —— 6408 Cates, a OOS ee ae combination Superteor. aad & _ 5 MATE to oe “eck. ae >a ——— — —, : beautiful davenport tabie. $25 6902 Da! ae ino.eGrm. «Tass rug and other iL eo : (7) ae . ’ SABY cA CARRIGE —-Reed | ime Hil CRIB—Waite trom: spring ' ee — = ee an er ea - = - . 24 #F: . ~ ; PURNTTURE Wra. : Lake Une to 126 Chartack re mattresn Grand L3ITARI . —— aire i _- ot. emis — ones ; roo ' AS R (GE uic i; high oven, hite —~ — a — Sek ee: cheap. — Furniture Os.. 1308 S Brenteny. Yue >—iz6 and 424, 10 bah: | ARRiAGUE—eaui ify twin: used 1 op Tz WHI TE SED—And ma a: :\ | +3 ain jinin set : 3 ily in : | door, rmin orTen , Bond | : —- oe ~— — 4317. ess, aToUr _ 5984 R pine ‘34 cail teday. month: $30 Iilinets SS4R fc gad condition, $850. 317 De Bait! ? Se ao — ee = a ———_— _ 7 a ” Big front stove: round tabie, | “ — | e Yandee ca: oF. gell vers cheat GABY BUGGY — —Laree “grade reed, $20 ° com , nation — — $65 1ISBA5A L tah | ail Sun _mornsn : ' : . ’ si na fair ru a a ’ . . ‘ 801 Evens. - 3 vary y AP os ort OE te ey ee et Oe ee NEE Bem ae ram 2 oe > 2S Pe ee er Or ° we : > . ¥ =z ‘ ce ee ae a ome, -~ elie om Louaee —- ge a ae CH'NA CLOSET—ail g ase. Deap bt, " e > - . . CARINET- ear’ round = , "he jaw ; as — &§ yes Sunday a.m. Delmar 1830R R. 291 Oa! we BINET—Landa ‘he BAY “ARRIAGE—Grav reed: ¢ leat hairs; $35. Call Sunday, po eegg 20. eos . pber rhe ' a Cour 3 Washines ee ee \ 2—tioed —— sanitary: good ‘ites. bargain ‘as ' in highway * , oan NIT! 5 ecandband =e : - 7 4 22" US Ea ot hard and sott coal heaters.| F' RNIT URE Wid —Badiy. con ~ _ — eat omy Vu ; ; — | AANG ; bi Ma on CABINET—Like new; $30 your own price. See Buck's Radiant. No | Cats, dweilings. large or — a a eS ee Sa | _ = walnut vanity rent 2th. +0. 1D Gregan | prices. Oreutt Storage © $i) white pine. Said by OF Co 72 wh : ; se : ' ; - “ “ae - ; ’ , —— 5 . - an4 , ow P aBY «Rl — . : : ; KITCH ABINET—Landau sliding to STOVE —2-piate heating. to fit side of gs gas ae 4. range; aiso electric heater and vacuaen | (FURNITURE Wtd.—Leree 7: Le ened feet. cleaner Box B-35. Post-Dispatch. h Ms oak. firelexe cooker SS 2717 rint COA (eATERS—2 candi Cai an : Se en ae : LRNITt RE ahogany panei deck tap- Gas 3 . > na vered ng fr a aS ee papewace ew: { orier: only $20. 4012 Choureau : A. OAD at BABY STRULLER—And ped: c! S820 —OS se Belt aii irmituz day. 100 x va! | ' ‘CHEN CHAIRS—WN Vereen : ' >—=—: 7 $+ 3317, M rket. : nee — = — =F ————— gee gee FURNITURE —Content: —-—— a _ t. S$L3A9_ delivered 1703 N Spring | STROLLER—Gray reed; good condition. $-. ben a , —oo — oe Pee ' " , — ee ‘ _— - “ a ws a.jTs ae vir . sa ; _ > ~." . —— : ™~ - m3 bd ™ “ve . househoid : * id’ n rT iy BED— ie a’ n deek: aes. . nat > . . -* , . . — SS —_ . i i 4 Tred ' aus - ; re ‘ ri : vo : 4. ™ GA= RAN — = mee — | . : — se kK : . rs : tia TT 7 Z 2 : ; ' } rT? Ww ~ . ~ , . " - . ‘a ) = 2 _ "3 . : ’ . . i - 4 “. A “ ~ ‘ S. ; ‘ > a4 ; ‘ . . A 7 - : F = ™ : . “ i+ & - : ~s “ Le a . - io : : ; : an. Braach s Storage - cy ompiete furnishings of . : aad ° _ _ mattress reason?! tantc ‘ey ly " ss Sn aed > toh | Oe Hea; _ =G y ~~. on ails —. oa =e, manosAny ary * ' ene = —e ow ew price. | ; nie ., | Vietrolas or smell : - Be i-—Brass Po r = Ses. : : oe * machine. cheap. 2 = EL | 3864 Forest : dimenston himber; wma " ] ~» orceia: iNOd : BA Ry INS Brand-new Dutch , 2 rer? to ~— a N. Eu-| ba! hreom fixtures, ate. REP —ircase J matire al F R ’ tn ER ted " — é} > om “ty, - — lavender ther: i “bed : “ : wortBR Soe: at 554, —— ° . 2206 &. Broadway. a = zat _Wroming SS — te . ‘ge . ' ; r Pa ui suite: — wer. FURNITUR ; , din ng table. quar- rattres » 297 XJ 184! ineme * yar so hea ~ork. piain colors... Ben- =a! “e chairs. carpet. buffet: almost | FU RNITCREWAN "L a SED—S mimes wh pe guise i: $35. 2044 Oregon. ____| othet bouse furnissings; must | --sawet oak. good condition. 2 leaves, | GAS RANGES—our special: mae Se ee ew 2020 Carr All desuiptiern. tanse ant [eGR —We tave ocw ond fe — ah : apes. a Ca! * ; : ; 2 > Re —_ ae . 3 pteces TABLE—L ving rec end Morris chair | tents flats, owel! ines: , | @iliwerk and piumbine mater — Wa mh i] ze TF —*™ - “ a 7 > = . . = . , . as | (srand ; +-=7R 7018 Henrietta. to 2HORER. , » . plete inet er 1 ; 7 DIN ING. “RC MOM S E T — ; LANIT wa enti Tontent rf room ww sr Bros. 201 4°°°— Iw TWIN , TEDS—ae ther good 4 8 . Detmar 2956. ae —e Potnedar ‘and sieave t — ' ~ : . - —— - —a = ee i AEs 48, ; »it To be x s. Cord Ste - Forest : piece, one ma ne vanvy heir On . . ° “7 -- : P = svi ’ . a nse . _ sa : 7 : 2 . . e . 7 , ~ .r . " ~ " A = . . 4 Fast * 4 res An@re® ~chaet aye good ¥ ~~ > i. “ey a ae ) a | : ] : a . ‘ —% . : . ay 2 , — 7 ° . - . - Ne nal ’ — 7 . was An emMmcan waimur “at Tuh- ~ + _& ‘e. 4 oa. ~ ‘ . . Pd Sei. il Lo-T oon] a W Ith ca * he : Pe Lz . ‘ : > pee 8 Lm { ) , “if : nuUst rin tity At ; > 4 rom?! brand-new mattress to fit same: wil! HOUSER: ILD GOODS Wtd.—all ' et. " (ja~ence Le Na’ ' ake your old SDeds tn trade Levy Bros. | Storage & Moving Ce.. 5746 a + REPAIRER: We cheap. a.80 -Bricge @ Bea 7 Sr ir — ' ' v or evenings, 1030 Russel . : eee « no % “ . — _ me . aaa, thie ~ . 3 _ o! Aa -+ . 4 1S. nav : ‘ : e o tf AM j " ; = “ one . : » . . 4 fs , ss ‘ 2 - vr; BED ANID SPRINGS— - - mw nice shed = as 4012 ree} ur’ : Cc) * is RANG E—And zas ranZze. >eau" iful al md =. . beta : ; » A! es ‘Wi LiANE RS——/} - 2a Noles and ~* Bomont 834 : 300, 5 re Briek fe naIne! i. : 1 : , , . . ‘ Utes ' ‘ ‘ urniture co. 4008 some as ©W as FO v he Pough! far elow : eparate 5158 Rarmuon Fo . ee —— .:. CR. ney: ¢ « oc arte +, - I " : : ; I : ' ” t » , el hn : ——— ReSSER hi ffonte 9. match $45 onth:; a : ; LANGG Quiec bi: ~- -— = . — - - a | = . NOOTER M*+CHE UF FEE : “ ard = sec ond-hand ’ tik ‘ 012 Mhoute 2 -non Fo 538 R nge perfectiy or without I iVIN ROUM SE — 3-siece: = emd tabies. | » At M CLEANERS — fer specia. N RANGE — ; = 3 - — polly b ps! , F > mu —_ ore - ' eee eS oe - : . ‘ " oe. 7 -_ , > eS ' : ; ~ ¢ ' : . a ror G7 N = = “Levy Bros be en ©. S_i4th et Mt LNATIUN KANGS—Gray enamel © te floo imp © shade: reason: — , a —— [ WA "er BEI a : _ , =+ ' . =>" r >> etion : . —. - — - r . : “ ' e ' >i " re a Ait kh IE E-! zi —4i ML. narien Ii )-ib we ; +. at ms . ; - —* RANGE raic) i | irner , r orie " cas vy refr g°-rater. side-icer ji3- West t Pine “ma — af a eee ne "cal - 2 Delmar “Tovar a = 2221 A (srayr i= , J - — hal c ue ename. Wuic K * i. . - ; ; 7 Te , r on rr, _ , ’ Tar A ue = a ~~ Fe - 292 oat : - , Uumoet io VACTTM CLEANER—Galp $i2 today — BEDROOM §UITE—satir. waln h; i — . — = ~ == = | a . - . “ ‘ =. Ae . ‘7 i _ & CMeen a2 an . - e' bits - - - T ; ha : a: nal ‘Dern ate nse 4 rrval. Eureka. A rik . | 20. (em) PC. “~ Ds ow = iY - : a —_ oe ane , 5 . res. ~~ . 1 —Compie ioe net Montana wn en outeg™u av o44 time. Morton Electric — it~ & — \ rtin rree-euarter. Ranger . “. += . Br rais Ma: - - DES Mound Citw Coffee “no. .. SOG aS. 3 7th vl: : : oe seme sa . > egies — = , s - rch > ' ; a . ca > : Her 3379 Perchine at a Sargain: easy terms. Ge °7 lec- 7 fap : with enattreas. R 4245 Clay C) h nild’s | white enane ith matt " =o z: ae | LAD 3" mila 3 488 — . Fer 548M " ™ wai Ve P rs ; : : P on Sunda S5SaTl1 En } . = -: ; ri WALNUT SECRETARY—Mahogany chest - : a » oe red and grees a o — — _ ees : - -- - a . - =a 4 7 - — . > apring ‘and mattress to ble bed sideboard _*438 Pa rk c , ' nd chair c writ tab i. : ~ “» > oad . - a : ae - — 3045 WARDROBE 0 -. ax. with. large mir- SEWING ae rt aL you dons aeed - : T'TUNBULE ATTAC ! wie repeire’d. ier ue "42 Wik eens FREE SEWING MAaCHIN ; ——-= a RANGE— WHITE EXAM- ELECTRIC S8TOVE—Cost $20, seil ch aie oe —~ Seer ‘ighter “eat e —— = ; — Otick WEA 3351 DELOR cs | __5059A Verno: te es aT) | Whtattainw ‘ « el Monday 2810 Lemon _ tal chairs : oo. gy? em - : Moa nen 2 20eh 7 ike on Sor Wa 407 SHI — ae ee electric, $60. | 3: ‘est -0 . ~ ten rniture cow 4 19 i“ HIN + we tandard ey 7 TRI w 4 . aes “a > wor * vlaro . ea | : ‘ . _ ———— = tere . “ -— — e - r : 3 ie ; [a : —— — - _ ~~ ° - Ae ~~ — - ney —— : ™ SS a, ee L oO SET—Mohair 2 only = WaaSHING MACHINE—Eden electric: i. a NG MACH NE—Singer, 1S-imch oven . ne" $1 0; cost $350 3662 rife. T7313 Gayola Maplewood rma ry Locaa. — : ‘e7) sample: mew: $50 201 S res tie: 3 eu r . oven : $25 BED —Deeeser. chiffonier and wardrefe. biue COMBINATION RANGE-—Enmame! frert 4 Ce el ao - at if wi. + a Bn readily iow pri sours £5 ; e) (38) $$ ettee. S795) all week. Wagner “ay Unusually decora! ad shade grea - ' — victor 934m : “ph 7 WASRING — gy metal: eplendid SEWING car a ee A_&._Jeffersun a | CUM SATION RANGE—Moore’s: uged one rgain ever ¢ oc. Seigei Furnitu: gee ye Wy oh adi@ ent GAS RANGE—Buck: almost n fumed LIVING ROOM FURNTTTRE—#- condition. reai bargain. Call a: 1114 N. | 40 repairing 190% WN. ony ~ oe © War SOs Seanhk - : spiendid mat- aa a sss mae * he mt be rT Diece din- MH Dish way (a. oe - Ty BEDROOM st" 1TE—liverv 5 ry 5100 vinter cesct $135 "ow $50 4° ar - ’ i ~s 5 mi : “ 9° feilow “aban cak da ‘“enmport. Ss) 6. garden howe. sma!) ine - : a t-=seers _ —-—- — - SEW ING MACHINE—Talier: ns * Bigh.eren bieck and White gas range, rugs. ——— = Ps ™ — | x oe chemistry outfit for baker or bakeries. Cail hi¢t r. Pershing. Mat INE —Pedera! etectric. EaStoc. =F Victor Victrola. with etectric motor; $5 COMBINATION STO VE—Been used aovout “ree i" 4 ; ~~ ee —_———— - —-—- — Sunday forenoon and all — 4 Monday 4222 ; (> ~ . ws Y Little, just like new: $640. « ol- | sew LNG _ a ‘HIB ry . es meckine and telephone table one year; good comditien; cheap. 333S7A 0 wires ]70NR. , ms FURNITURE—Dres: mahogany. prin West Pine. Lindell 4133 : i; ROOM StItTE—Overstuffed bed et _. e (99 fine stiteter cheap 132] Maem a a == ¥ Tt Sn . were = age wre — =e ‘CES | , . : 0 2 months Landay cedar WASHING MACHINE—‘ten: like new. | SE“ING MA HINE—Cabinet: Guy . ‘ - , — . . = . . neth-r ha’? coet or'ce walnut i te: See Aa electric ciseaner Sioa. -«! lean. | ewe \ike new Onen Sur : cy ™ BINATION > TOV E—cCha - er lak. « : . ' . : ' " . . -. age, -4 . 2 ; ; nd - “28 mn , ined at ri Bi : : , th ~~ 2AT Delmer » > ee week Lowis Wolken — 'sewis 7 7% fom *y ‘ ~ : . = INA TION RANGE—Quick Mea! . Epa tt. ~ : cs - ; , i . . . oa . “es ee — , _ : — LLY ING ROOM ST ITE. a) _ a loo" Market. Call e lead Eden washing nach'ne . « " . SP 4s we ; : — = . + = 7" . : - a died and Cain manufactt rere y ht oe i__ New t2 _ . —-r $99 SEW iNw MACHINES—V _baby Dugg | 2? . ee a — ee $raa , & v S$. Victor S$: Ms sight y actled ‘but penttfuahy on “aDpet 4 trepheads. 310 and up. & " wy Rene :- ' ..1 ~ b ——— - ~ “ - ——— ~ . r! i oe. : rv ina of % ’ oo ‘.* - 73 g ’ ; Lt ; ’ _ Ps a . _ os - light. _ » en _ —— J : »- tiv ve Tice ee ; . - o o- ‘ TX. " Gal FON CE ‘ue sed 20 Hartfe ——-—— - ~ . —— —— - — ~ [o Wali SacrTi ice. Kostubdas, 9) 3. 7th. a . — BEDROOM SUL ITE—Dtining nenths. and hea: 532 : : — : ——————_ — —— - FINE FURNITURE igs. traperies. china. : - ~ °37) and Saturtay eve- SEWING MAC aN E— Ginger. . : ; *Wrea Jowe. gae range. Sit Hamiiton. let = - , . . = an LNG E— Hat water. on ieg?. glass ‘@ iS —— — {| For : " , Ba - — : - i ; ud toor Wilt hol 2 u -' get ~ ” , - - ° . BEDReGOM st ITE—3 viece. wainut. 217 ename at @Gnus a °Ea.ns Bensi nger ; ~~ ery — , st - ia INTSHEL . : Fo sa. : . : - ee ; 2 . ' e a al oe ay 92 ag a ee an nai — pereeet . - . J ‘ i. ; a ek st Lad _ _— . > ?- > ° . frat er n —- — ———— * an r- “ - Linten Centra) @37°%1 ad 1009 Market te , om - £3 Ca’l Sunda 2 -* : " . sititeeentndean “i ; COMBINATION ANG E— ert ' ne 9" sac 7. : et Sete be | ivervile ae me . Tomibedl ge 4 “er “ ’ Sellinet ee -—-——_— — -_ = . ~ — Quick Mea $20 a use! A R Ther, Eden. Almetal. Silue- sear ‘$22. BEDROOM Suite—Range. tadic ably } co. Thi ws ad ; : - | ' *RNITURE om renita: — ——- Of POV E—Perfection. J-burner — Jae checs. cash or terme. Same as SEWING MAC aise £ TOLeA ‘ “a= i Ps betety | : ‘ Tee T Dinas BEI : a ee . ivi or nigg-room bed room , =——~ ma _iiea : 20 a: caast ‘**k. bBiue and biack “Wmame with oven po as $7 Morton Electric Ca... THOS Ta | ons on, $5: ail Trep BEDROOM er lTTE—Two-tene walnut ‘an >a = . “a3 ies e24R. ' — ' 38” Rrue tw ‘2 citenh for wih ‘an rent fla! ; ——— $$ i —- i ~omd ition Renton 1758Ww wet sf (e144) Bomeat 3088. 3310 ¢ (hive. : . the new ee iis coe RS fe a: wy , ' mo Gea > J _ 1° J ‘Ui Mea i. ane heater. Cab- = rr NCS — " we Nn HES R son = >— 7 : ME tN aT N R To 4 is ~——— - . v ee ee apie? oan . ) ‘Ty “lA Sood’ allow ~ NG Meeke hase “ ° ~ ATE 54, practically new . SE WiiNa MA‘ HIXE —Singer LTT ; o perrectiy new, rr] TUR! cys? ' * , - . ———— — : isn also large imperted orn cheap. T vier ‘tke 4448 Easton * ¢ ur “OC —~American walnut Wt- ma ie Oy the Stegier - . EE SEEEEEEEenmieneeee — : ‘men . ni tmaenlll . so SAS } NGE Sus $i $) , —_ - es | need at cet a 4 TAG —E— - > —S ~* om! eee = Geiers. «all i BY meonrth. R«WGE—Fricere x Bam -h “ase ~urner ic. per ween. Ww iy sort a (wood - to a [Det ee * 4 mir fur RNISHIXGsS — Attractive new and wil be seid at = tie " ct RE 7 — mt —_—ee i ~e : _ , — Steve Store. 1001 Lecust st. Glive 1240 +a. 7844 Ach’ om landlady and park your trunk in ee ' . re - wes Meole 385. umusea! bargain G ‘ : En@ Martwere i oe : i? Nw itd és Ob “ - , : ‘(H Bare =-—R-de & Beach good condi ion. home” Come in ond th have «a look at pane SEWING MACHINE— — ALAKER rUR- ———s ‘ 4, geste: woven heater combination, white, with hich =~ —) te: ake aoe ans) Cee — alm ts ms ae tn acmne te, | TERE CO.. BINT 19 Locust mw. “AIN'T MACHINE—Sinesr seat) - orem by ont : ine and ges kind! er “& >. . at ; . i.” Ba : Sea : , . ; = : oo me ea a a =—_—— : - = e a e a logets and extension _— t shahe Ch nn caah CONTENTS f 32 ~eme fugriture fan remt FY I NITY RE . ca - ——— ™ i : ‘Ngo . aev. 6B lle wr 2. F . I vee bighovwen ine sew rw € ~ seu: Vo Wwac HINE—@inger Ss -A* _ .... 2) fiat 4308 Page. Deimar $4577 Someta sieaieians | ~—g yp te out “ ¥ ~) , rOVE— Kitchen biner. , ee oe eS eS Morgantort edd buffet. chins Tic: you cam rum & by “fgne St rT E—ran-~ edd. as »s stove, SF DOK STOVE Briaee &@ . Saas | oe = = A =z 1 Tm, - ie ares a ; iincieum. : , * : a Rg. = —“ombBinarton ue enamel. bar- » ——.. exten - Eaeton =. Lierman av.. Meet Gnd Gteun, eat.de@: BE eun@itien Pe axrl E— or 8 ~e a ast ne it $27 £0 a | . s im. 4541 Arlington: oi a a SEWING MACHIN® ; oot mrte t 704 XS sane’ | ve Tin 2304 Univ ) tee . AS vE r Dit ne. J ‘ aicl wets. nn . —- — — PRNIT RE . li =— a © = : Ra NGE—Quick Mesi- exceptional bares WHERE MAY a8194. “North Marieet DAVENETTS STITE SOIR A Al ashe ar ~ yatt . ' . 2% heh « vA #o Ev areae ~or a ijk * a "out “sy Page hh, ~ Da \ — rf? na TE ; — " — tan — we — —~ - . - - . on 4 ret : rT : rT } Va % r Ww : 2 a : r, 7F . e* . . 4 ' ; 2 RA a oe ‘« ena me! ~t corp ina: a $i0 and > ee : ee erm 8 - - > - ; -. : - er, : eae a a , on (vive 71m" eS a ye . se . : . - "24 ; : 24° had eee. » Sundar he fore Tl co... oan a a 7 et a | Monday . —— tt DAVENETTE—$10. 2214 John av. Col nn s gy eeongy waeinet. wil, fax boagw (¢) PURNITURP-—and iamp. - 7. ‘ day ont m Wes mn SFWING a a Sit LR—Techte skin . . raving ad — a a ; - t " ; . : rom . > - ' ° . : ™ . : ’ —s . , wow Le nd - : ' - a 3 pane 3 cry ace) ) .. ap + — sanibetaaiiamies. eo , , ied - SL. A. 4éQuic & Mea. wardrobe sett ce. Beginning _‘ng drophead White. : Ries a . eo", ae, chew ileaihe —— voter on" we ri : rr? ' ain ; ; ' piane. cover and stool S4IA Wl At 16 «ad . =n ; a -- > ~™ ae a a 7 ore wits Texte a .iM SiT—Wainec_ y~ = - RNIT! Rl F and “EE ' — fin ~ ! ae — — . : i Tee Wy @Qreeeer. chifferebe hall .« , DAVENETTE seT—2 Diores ‘@geed an new eum ' 2 - 4-5. : —_ aa _— = . _ a a ——_ 2 charges contents of 40- ay overstuffed. $75 ‘ihe new _ . “ - . ~ — ; Ss al lever " yin alt cnie ; Wo ) — ——— : me fF ee ay aii gg oy FO - RANG E—Quirk Mea! combinatien. bice ™ = ) cot na YL. Die Talia wise 189 Waitonic) FLANITI “KE— —aatecae af 4 — — ” a . ws com Galea Lenon. Weilston = any ED and other furniture 4973 Ne écllar: sackt and — a. &. do," ~~ inal el ’ DAVENETT® #8T — ine cheap. Call Sun for rent. Colfax —. 4°7 «3 rt n GAS RANGE—Quick ; : . SDED Ww RAND ES—Ouick Meal gas range end Bridge BRASCH'S SONDED ED WAREHOCSE or eve. $331 Caitfornia yt RN — a a ~~ . com D'nation ee ee ee . goed = condl'i an. — Za. | : oh. 5 Tv | ' i $38.50 Menges x2 J Saoees oo range: "uaeenabiec 7 genuine leather I iaer ot ie) FURNITURE. -Very rensonadie. ail or part a : wow ir-a- -— . 2 gana week one > tke =i NT SALE Dav ENETTS SET —niden =k. eaod con Call Sunda Spartment F.. 5419 Eraci . , . éra- “ART—BSrectiful. white. and Beby bed RANGE ~ 5 - and : DI "OU Yerentn. Sy Ie? e rmew PT NG item p — , ; wih mattress. ctean 3083 Rusee!i 1525 ——_ > 2. m. DAVENETTYE - 5 reasonabie ees ae som et | ; ' ve. $ ' = - = ‘int bane = Wilton. very reasonabir RANGE ~E—Buck « biue enamel eutck ssle wanted. S908 @ Ta — = = , ; DAVENPORT — Par | — ; = “a [ after & — HEATERS 2 «xcellent bee ry Cabany G01W. ig — x — de — RE—Orieuta. rama ob- season. SOGH Eleott av aes Goan : . : 2 0 Baten wash _ 8 -. ~ ta. AS: — | or ~~ 4- , mute skin, -: sacrifice. ‘ FU RNITL RE —wek & am .e 3 ¢ s and dintee sets 4436 Delmar. | | new. leaving city. L319 sar — — ta chaire, a ~

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rage #10 , : ? SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1928. OLD GOoDs FoR OP! LOOK! LISTEN ve about 50 y med old all next Rs a ° new; consisting of mat oa 6prings, chit, + see | sel! LIN STORAGE ig228-30 Franklin ay. nd Slightly Used Furnity. Id Furniture Exch for New anged™ mbination of- servic fair prices found jn “ Fy A selec. | Diace to buy fu ore make offering at ve rniture x! ifu! bedro > . furnished jommlete, ‘Si1abe-oes o re cordially invited to v bout fear of oblizating voureeit Mg a HE LOW RENT Pp : BEE AROS NTRICE, oC , ” SITE PUBL ap BRARy. _" AUCTION TUESDAY . cing 10 a. extra la puBehold goods ot e\ ie pois to h apest bidder. coors ICTION 2008 Morgan (c99) z= Houses and Flats For Sate ; ee HED FLAT—3s = ‘ ffed living-room Y. rent flat. ‘Colfax “dary oh | 2 ED FLAT rooms. nicely ¢ | y ture ~ bacet location; one room pays rent, * - ¥ED FI FLAT—Four : rooms. for teasonable. Central 973, Olive | 41EbD rLAT—3 roo ble; can have youspasion en Puente! ho ‘ an 7ED RUNGALOW— e furnishines: 4 yeoman eeser A og ce an all for 1 machine: Hitler. finished fixtures price $7500 . HOLD GOODS WANTED | . 8—Furniture. Carpets. ) ‘ellings. large and am iene diy; beast cash Erm a > yt: ge Delmar 2985. Foreat 3685" IN S—Carpeta, furniture, com comp nee of dwellings or smal) lot best prices paid, Dennis Bros., Forest 50°5 or Delmar 3864 TS AND FURNITURR: Syrnichings of all kinde: will pay we 2007-11 Morgan. Bo. 1620. Cen. 6427 a. z : mS = Witd.—Chifforobes. ttes, rugs, . KRomone wardro ~~ tables 4 ae 1D85. and schatrs. an ane; meme o ‘tt ay od. In large and small lose. at TRE Wrad. — Ite to at cash price. 7 rake and Moving Co., 30 C os 4 250. a4 - “014 oB- (c) ‘Se URE Wtd.—Reat cash prices. W A. forage and Moving Co., Grand 2 : 7S RE Wid —Rues, 4 v ire Co.. stoves. « 1309 8. Broadway, ney | SURE Wtd.—Ail kinds of tare. “Anos. large or smail jo ay ntral 6112. Bomont j TRE Wtd—Carpets nese «of homes: must Lindel! TOR) RHH ; Delmar, (eR) RE Wid —-Radly, — content “Sa Gwellings, large or & — e wg Oreutt Storage. DF email ta: peat Cc fel) 30. le 4 RS a td.—-—large or gemal!l! : ents needed badly: muat bone e prganch proves At Y Day highest e *rie R Fra , 2? Central, J 27 a 99) "RE Wtd.—Higheat . nds of household By me niente cf fate. pianos. Pat er tl 216 a 1 AH07 pe av RNITURE wraven: te peatehings of Awellings, pianos, sma Ote: best ices DENNIS BROS., rg Bu clid paid” n S864 Forest 502 (ebb for 4 —s es NITUCREWANTEDBADLY 7 Rate, deeliinese Meee jot: come 58 SGHO “ Pid al Wd ~All sizes, Cord Stora — ne (o.. 5740 Easton. Cabany 5970, 7. HOLD GOODS Wid.—All kinds Cord @ se Moving Co., 5740 Easton. Cab. ~~ —e—— -= [ Wid.White porcelain: must be a nai and outside. Box K- “ : (c) will buy ydur furniture and other * Lomont 854. (8) POUNDs ot vid feath for old ones, Mon ore, par 20a. Hy Page. Delmar 865. Fore Se he ™ YOu SELL ING" our? ; wey our fur re) Pats. GOLDBERG Pindell ae ee ee ee ——— SEWING | MACHINES NHOULE ATTACHMENT—For pewing mac hine. « Call Porest 4478 Sk ae. MAC HiINE—V ery reason- "a Tc HING a4 Evane MACHINE \ P -Diapaten. 5 MA‘ NE-—Singer, | : iM O07 Lucas. Wid.—Box K- drophead, “yo- + (ce) oe HINE—Singer, rot c. d nger, rotary electri | drop “head: "9 Fa * “MAC HINE—Singer: dition nes 47 " C CHI a aa ey 10. Connecticut or Grand BOGeW. ec) ‘ G MACHINE—~Drophead ad, $15; also : no 01 N. Gr —~ a : MACHINE—Talior. © MACHIi\K—Singer, drop head: L Neher: cheap 1821 Marcus. 5 MACHINE-—Cabinet: drop head: - ke new Oven Sunday. 3505 C _ Cass. MACHINE—Singer 66. like new: new: pin. 1007 Market.’ Call) Monday, — ™ MAC HINES-—Var lo makes 1 $i0 and up. 1716 ore MACHINE—BSinger. drophead, with - ries. Call Buckingham Aanex- “~@| Singer. as - ee aaa Wheeler b&b Fe ; perfect condition. 4486 For- 75 Ac HINE- -Drop- head Wheeler Ly 40; B04 We complete, $15; ia HINES De ~ hea ; ell makes aa... $5 } Sono: BAO Olive. : CHINE—Singer drophead, > pews Se: P10 4448 Easton av. GMACHINE—Drophead New mer with attachments, $5 PACHING—Oecmoals: food co condl- verey cheap. , Victor 14291, Grand " rent = Bt MACHINES—Firat-class drophead © alt attachments; gomplete: ba: 4 Bais ‘HINE—Good Singer, ‘Del a dition: fine sewer: $7. 4050 7 MACHINE—Ninger round scthiet fnew; all attachments. cheap today. u mbieton pi r: 4 MACHINE—Drop head Sineer.° & Call Sunday or Monday, 1007 S. “& MACHINE—Singer factory @ee oan run it by light eocket. 44 448 MACHIN E—Dropheed Sina: b4 condition: with attachments orth Market. Lindell 4014 — cost $85. will sell MACHINE —S-drawer. Menges, machines. *s INDAY. - avausT 26. 1923. SLANEGUS WANTS OT, ylete with tank and in good condition Box teh. Na RE a Wid. —Cots tents and Eeeay cash. Auto Will Call ic BO) 7 —_ °° 30 , ven Park a‘ ic) t: discarded only; re- ght 4440 Arco. a TV @ py i Grand -—To buy. hot a 4726 Delmar | ie EL CHAIR Wiad good condition. ink —Ename)« der. i owic k : feet, sing ° 31) to BO 1A 5. Jeffer@on ; ,- | EXCHANGE : auto brass spre ner. Box 1) 243. G Wa Ma BAG B05: iW founda ath Wid er Hartman we bus bring u) Tool Stor ul Manicipa! § AND PERIODICALS 9p stander. Cab meGgiviti VIKAS ied aot iehest “prices ward “to r ad : Book Mart. ENOW. EDGE Witd.—Harv: poica, Mark Twain 30x and achoo! books for i] St. new and used, vwought, sod ; largest stock in Ske COMPLETE—LaSalle; maps, etc.: slightly used, J take M00: cost R-66, Post-Dispatch ING MATERIALS $11.50, delivered. ist Centra SEPP ( " t pdhand; c.ean, “$s 1000: ZOO 2007 Ka! do, Si idnev 1 ? per 1000 delivered. 4 1785M. Sidney 1,000 hard rea, « hee $120; ‘c) rea, « eilvered D, Meyer. 3305 § Sroud- &. ‘ Sa TERIAL—Best prices to wreck. Sidney al 254 xG and 4x4, 10 feet long: ni wd a: call today, rear 1036 Vi ic) BC = ATTENTION—We fur- rs and eell vou ail the lumber ai joofing. viaster board and hard aM $00 ap & soem bungalow for $300 ner’ ware. Lumber & Hide wrt tre to to B88 Hodiamont ay. Cab- ite pine; 2x12 by 28 ft; $2. 2000 feet: oak. Box 653. Ox12; also rock, cheap; ul for new lumber doors, win- om Dd boards, roofing, bath tubs, } an Rullding material of all kinds; We deliver. American Hardware, Lumber tetey~- y Co., 878 Hodiamont, ~ A MEER—Becondhan’. ee flooring, stiverine Windows: like new. Dehalb. Sj.Imey doors. m ce. 2007 al; Kinds of good white pine dimension lumber; windows. fixtures, etc. Edw. D. 8. Broadway. Sidney 3845. .. he tien have new and used lum ber, and plumbing material of eve ® ate here unti) 5:30 daily . and alwavs ready me needs. Whether ema!i or large R phones. Andrew Schaefer Supply »., Clarence and Natural Bri ridge. ; cor a ne | CASH paid for diamonds: Cil>. 3 | have | | 2 } Ll \.MUN lS miy- | | ; RIN —— White | GRAPES—On lst i} moment ie 4c 70) ; to take | : TT REPAIRER: We ca Can save you | on your building materia! of seconchand jumber, sash. doors. from cellar to roof: We deliver: We well to anyone. WN Jefferson. 0.000 Fire Brick for Sale “Laclede Chriety _ ¥4 uble X: these u ar low the ket JOHN NOOTER MACHINERY CO., 1400 dy r4 «f needs: any- Bee Beffa Wrecking Co.. 2-ply, $1.25; Sen a M. F.. , t if} («a Gravois, cm metind.. Sx. T you don’t need a new roof: just one ired; let us examine it ane rou. erican Roofing Co.. 182 pet. Delmar 19701. Lindel! 5194. ~ It's the best roof waterproof- your _omenware store or dealer t enuine Roofola : oho8. Fore istributine Co., nt av . St Ta uis. Mo CAMERAS “z6% opiate: Semple sratiex. exe lens. 8. Miller's, 1322 for kodake. ay Valuable. or wi)! trad Ph : 2 ol ee Miller’ e 2°" Hiive ‘ef ) CLOTHING ee i Wanted 4. —VPav highest ” pric Ces. 115 N. Vandevente: ic? cheap. White Brand new: live. cameras Wed. —Sulte, o ove erconts +_highesr’ prices paid Lindel) 3135 H. Appelman, c ty ren ‘? 9a. — 0.000 - omen —— 4y. c fer. women " i nee: led: highest pr “ek Frank}in Ron nen? 15 4 / » A bar lw for in. 2@°O far 44°O Page minutes iB) ladies’ and overcos ‘te pants sh “=. hig! est prices paid: auto > Lindel! $135 II Appel nan, ices e* s Deln: ar Re. Te cals t in 15 ~ Ane Sa _ of oa" Wanted to $25 for babin’p secondhar 4 wep highest prices Mite p ALE a ion 15 minutes ROUSE, 11th Franklin. For Sate At a . Rareein. mir k tu ; ac” (-7) in @¢x- ic) Call ic} rare. DS Man'e ay pemcttion ~ waite Oaklan d. and cape. y. 7112 ‘ite. ire = A, best homes | ity: barwain Miller's. 122° Lbliwve mite. Men's and jacdies’ . . mens 8; Ollars; very cheap. For- ~_—— —_ - = —_ R : : Gea) and beaver. good as | Whe: Waterman. “4 ficor. Cab- ’ A fche'y) ifu) dark dark blue : oat. nurria ' comc!* lc Wa tenrre a" Dou! le ‘ek i n Hi a on BB Ly Dew; chee 4709 Vernon (co) Marien eivie SVS Lin- "ner? ai} fas. “Mmunar t. lik will pelt for $65 ke “new: Apply 40: 33 | tL a a op Will be' ween $ Pete! 1 Vandeven tay ie a vail Riverside 0? BW. hat eell in an ad } sults dresses. esi re a retaer Call Monday. ve bw i ~~ vr" wry a Car - ‘ li htly bie. 5438 tive and sells indies’ and Worn «treet ond eventve | Olive at. Jewelry bought. | iett) new, 40 inches line: en a #2) Bake han y “rs st 9 ee vell half price; we, and 38. cee Be 36 goa. vi. aN Teasonabis Lindell 921 after 9. | ee CLOTHING ____¥or Sale sLiTa—, ne lj gtimed : tallor-made -12 Tth at ; vnvO0O— reasonal ile. (cDO) Se LAtior W 2 AsH 1 “ wore. D. IRbBSSbo. wel £. _—-—— “Mace in my shop; Vande ‘venter. EXCHANGE eee AU TO Wtd—e fournig BASS HOtA 2 Foisom, AtisQe Wr \.——Maxwel] (sranite “iy clear Box B S70, _ Post- DIAMOND | Bm uii, ‘Wi or 5O-ft. -Dispateh. CACHaA hee; vant ncheste; ~Thp, Other 4008 leramec . DODGE oe Gadan. Essex gedan lot worth $650. -=I@ Zo0o0U shot- good Cail Sunday model; first-clasa con- for income rea] estate hd Fe heed a i 8) dney i ark purt payment of P owt. -Dia Aas Sune xe «i iit iT fiat Or PUNRAIOW I “Lista te? , no deniere lat a Gitton; to exchange rst payment. j~— 5 siete iOl, value $300, us tox K.3069 in 10m. i* for ne Ge Ox 1-00, mode) wili Dolan Late condition: of trust. eater. car, ex- for Co., T3U6 touring — ex pes Realty ; Ceilent deed Manch rALENI paid: wil Vufr int lot : ex har nee n sider nVesti ror ! coy! Vaiuable, 7 “passenge! sate. 1S iA Wellston My a mene sedun. B32] ie od Lv. rere—w if ¥ vy pen ena,e;: want ‘ord ba ro i WANTED batty . 19 "3 ‘Mor “dso CONnGItion for difference coupe own: rem? 4 h ric piano or Piain Pano for reezer for drug etore use Bros. Drug Co... Harrison. ic) 3400 business vrop- $700 mortgage. l'ox rite Coffma an == GOUr GND SILVER Se —> a a — Ole ROl«, and silver bought. Broadway chat cS Broaaway. for pa tC silver, old wold, ; 513 N., ee Grand. 6 ioR) —_——- — + broken Olive. — 7 EE a goid, silver. platinum. teeth Miller, 1322 (cRIIT CE ~ brok en 7031 2) ee ) eel : __ JEWELRY—WATCHES DIAMOND—BHil ue white, 4 carats, TSO Box R-SAQ. Post-Dis. DI! AMOND— % karat. fine white a5 Call Sunday, Grand 4294W DIAMOND— -Two kara biue white: sell. S450. hox B- “156, Post-Dis. DPought up to 800 any amount. Miller. ee _ perfec ‘ mona. per carat: 1322 Olive any size, 'D LAMOND — pe ‘tion Bo x R- Vitd—About 1 carat: must ‘tate, barticulars and price. ACNange patent t for “good Ford | eee | SHOW CASE Wta- td—4 tt. floor; for SHOWC ASB ar- | (7 | ) SKIFF —I8- foot motor skiff: Ts ‘STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES make; | la “Wn Cem- Yd ) abl perfiect , Ala- BUTCHER bas” 350 MUSICAL INS STRUMEN TS, Horses and Vehici BOATS AND LAUNCHES MOTORBOAT—6- cylinder: $75. al _ MAIN st. fine c condition: cheap. O. Nestmann, 1506 Montgomery, | rear. “SOMBINATION rIXTURES—Gas and elec- tric. ian in first-class condition. __ Wanted ust be bar- rain. i703 N must be bar chatven i iy tor * ~Smail all } 3 to eet lor used fo I and laces. P24 ‘or ext est 937 A we . 1. c) | 3 _For Sale bAKERY MAC] HINER) Y xs —Keal Meg ~ bread. moider scale, ; orks (rouRh ; at ‘ y Fie Lon? Mo bargain. st ik HER i Box— Met ray . cheap. ye er, W be: nN tat! {- ounty. BU (CHE mR CO $00 «A LER- 7 Ke. TCHE R's J itor, COL ther tools. bs rl “CHE iT BOXES—Hutter ‘boxes. ler freezer, ew: Putte scales, cash regis- _ters and meat blocks. 72h N. 7th. LCHER CuQGLeER - Butcher new; bargain. Call Monday. ket. BUTCHER COOLERS—New and butcher coolers, freezer cases, all styles ali sizes, reasonable prices; complete lhutch- tr and grocery store outfits. and Offic e Fixture Co. 00 Franklin. “COOLERS — New and slighty Natjonal Used—Butch+r Boy, st. Louis, ami Houe: aise meet rack. counter and Day display refrigerator casee. Cali or telephone for representative. Scale Cn.. E12 st. Charice, CAMBINET—6x8. light oak, able for mercantile omy Office Supply ‘ake mix- sieam Dboii- (‘all riaus- 7 200d condition: iv ; é a? ) onday at POU W estgate Se --—-_——__~_- - —-— + > — iX‘| URES—Consisti neg. nier, barre!, scales, show tr -Gruend- box ~ 1009 Mar. 28 drawers, «uit- report cheap. » 1114 Pine st. Lo... (Cc) \CABINET SAFRB—Office and warehouse fix, peatinum | CASH must | | CASH REGISTERS, (c8) Dass | DI AMONDS Wtd.—wWe pay the highest cash | ice for your diamonds. S. Smith & Co.. ny: ee (;rand A joors north of () live icR) PIN—Seven diamond platinum pin; lent interested arrange inter- Value. If view. sox D- 380, Post-Dis. half karat, be “ahs im ond. perfect stone; Soo. beautiful inounting,; Bomont ll SP\ W Ww " TC H—17- ewel Eigin watch, chain. et $25 takes tt. #435 Greer av. lock- — TABLE SUPPLIES vine; about 1000 feet: Phone Bell, Wydown 494W. tn Eo - — ATTENTION. MOTORISTS! Apples on trees. 50c to 70c per bu.: athan and Grimes Golden. ™. od. lenton Mo 30 miles from 8t. Louis K LIM. Fresh milk owder; Klilm gives you an ample supply of pure, rich, fresh milk at a s notice for Klim is milk—just milk the water taken out. For particulars call at U. R. Tinsley; Distrubutors, 4230A Cl larence ay. Delmar _ £640L. (c) -_—_ _—--— make offer John- Hinrichs. (ap) -_- - --- ~~ TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING | MACHINES ADDING MACHINE—! cheap 1007 condition: ADDING MACHINES—Burroughs: ne w : bargeins RA1l ON. Sth Ai DING MAt(HINE—Dalton: driven: excellent condition. Rect rity Fe] ADDING S AGHINIESL Ay pie riers: protectors, all makes; summer rates; see us Adding Machine and Typewriter Co., 204 N. 7th st Alse office supply house, ade Bide., East St. Louis. iT rr’ Vj ‘Market in electricallv ;epaired; dependable rma- Heliable Adding Macaine 713 Equitable Blag. Olive. _(c62) “MAC HINE —s “— Burroughs: od 34 Call at 520 N. 34 st. commpietle lines. all niakes: itals. Union Typewriter Co.. 117 N — Sold, rented. chines: low rates. & ‘aptah uad o® 8786! “4 Be EP ING new. ROOKKEE ae MI’'LTIGRAPH—Model 36 with attachments, ic) —_——— ; TYVPEW RI rER—Corona. ] +8 14). ) CA Sapte first- clams See ian: ' : ; | | ; ’ : complete, ready to run; cost sell for $375 Rox R-104, Post-Dis. T x t’ ke WKITERS—2 No. 2 Smith-Premiers: an ASR21 Clemens Forest 60 ic) TY iz KW - ThER—C rae in case; iike ne Ww: S30 ‘abany 4619W (c) TYPEW RIT E R—Royal; like new; $40; to- a: venings. 2906 Arsenal st. TYPEW nae R-—Underwood, new model No. fh: a real bareain _2008A Crittenden. 71 PEWRITHR—U nderwood; cheap O44 (-enturv Bice. _ {cy TYPEWRITER—U nderw wood, No. 4: perfect condit! on. 3725 Roset ta av. . Pine Lawn. J TY PE WwW RI’ T ER—¥i nder wood: “good SHLAA N 22d st TYPE Ww RI TEI R—Oliver: good bargain. > all 416 Gravois ike new, Clara _ Delmar 3982X. vy » P > Ww RITER—U n aateconnl tion cheap 1007 Market. TYP EW RITER _ANiver;: No. 8; late model ; like new: gell cheap. 616 Morgan. _ (ce) : new ee port- d rebuilding: sup~- ' e680: repairing and repDu - oy for all machines American Writing , S07 Pine et Main Ret - ; rates in tVvpe- th ‘HIT! RS—Rebuilt. guaranteed: bargains “and iow writers, adding achines. check protectors ruaranteecd “ rented and repairing. Th sen be rs ’ , Typewriter Ser, ire, B13 Pins ee ee is 90) Ag.1 eee &: 3 00— 7 N DER WoODS—83. GU Ael Trderwoots. Ror- Pay Bs we im excellent eemeen | SI = or months for all r : as 3 purchase You can buy as low 5 r month * CORCKA Ty = Ly RiITER SALES co., 4 7k _te89) OLIVE $505. ___ POATS AND LAUNCHES enter’. “etal 7 bodes. skiffs. marine ene nes. aon hneon and Catile nators, used Ry rvour Moat t0o.. Valley Ca jog? enuse” ae weit ar .? , ’ : we’ wider! ] al’ M nt ¥ «Bb ue for RT ST CENTRAL £37 BA AR BO CR'S who i new Park, " ~Evinrt vce ri *34 Sx) in $25. jeav and tak ae ba *”? ing town. Phone Webster T5aJ it over, CANUB at ror ao cian | ‘ vein ae niive yf dar or rire” P CRUISE x32 cru iskR— — blocks nort Bast St. Hl HOU TOUSEBOAT—New: boat. just south Venice 1am _ Nogte q 25-h. PD.; \. Let _N. “Toth st. wo | SIARINE AND BOAT Hardware y) ‘. #06 NN. Certrel > ——— ~ outboard mor: nn. loOTORS— All “nakes i Tar moro new ones, $1 am wed: git ee: crulgers runt { dub. : wm ieke at R190, fect. x Taouls, boat. “inde Bridge. yellow jada. ~“Gheap: lan ling. of Old Ferry “bargain. Feed, | "RUP PL ibs—W ood jroadway. . cQD) ne ae COFFE F Ek excel- | $12 _COOLERS—For DESKS—Sanitary, | DESK —Rol! | DESKS—Filat top. DESK ae hogany ip cK se { 1 tn : good | DE K All sizes and prices: good as | check | ' and ADUING MACHINES AND TYPEWRITERS! -| FR over $1000; / | GROCERY FIXTI' RES—Cheapn. | Comforts and /HUSSMAN condition. | price $20. | OFFICE improve- e- | 4118 | RESTAU RAN. SODA SOLA ie) i ’ ! ' ’ _.* WALL ) ' ieee | See condition: a | OFFICE | REFRIGERATORS—New ne 2 fans, d.-c. current. ia st. CANDY CASE—16 feet | long: we 3 ‘ hy ~ cooking stoves, icebox. tables, ” 3 2860 N = (Cc) Car- Market liaui d 2 a 1005 Zz Candy Broadw ay R EG ISTERS—Nationals. tota! hargrins 84] Ath Water: inee r. oda cher > ens on ic : CA SE S—.§. foot cigar c ase ma SH R ere wall ple e 2617A 4) best cigar SDA ail- metal carbonat for $800: Other up. A. : (cD) | refrigerators, | “FOUN TAINS—One Bilt-Rite fountain, one . one 12+f00 back bar; all ew fountains from 6 feet Gehmidt €o.. R Pine ast STORE S FIXTU RES— $940 4 ( -0., Vo! _tric motors. LD. pt GENERATOR iperes. ‘ Faston. (c) REVERSED GEAR CLUICH Wtd.—For a! *) fer An engine Weoltt & ( Wtd.—6 or 12 Killark Elec Box K-119. P.-D. For Sale . mas “hi nery 23 31 Ma} ‘Ket bh’ hicss, Small la BAND SAWS—26_ pianer, double spindle. et 4 Tox rt the. _1324°_ 30, 36 30- in. : Marke‘. jJointer, power, inch: shaper. 1‘ | ACETYLENE Hen Wri a. to Mo Bollers and engines. Generat ors. Helayi ng ra |AIR COMP -RESSOR (>! grinder, Market et |AlK COMPRESSORS—_C moror., Maret et. GE NER {ATOR—*s rson-W illis. 38 Flori ssant rd., DIEC K MANN. 609 Security new $135. Acme *O-lb. CaDa- $300 machi ie Mergu- nd ADV AN TAGE Ol S$ . bargains in in mach! inery. 7 ir compressors. Bld, (¢) TFIT—W elding out- garage crane; bar- with tank _2 Electric «o., urtis. AIR , &ee.: sam st. COM PRESSOR—tPDortable. AS — : .. Se rebuilt: wasoline- b] asting. condition (o3) sand ine Pumps, heaters, chine tools. der. John First st., St. ,. BEFORE new _— -__ Louis. atoc K of used St Louis Metal Co., 15308 BOILE R—Hot- water b: tank. 42524 — Be IILER E R—Su! tabl e factory: 75 h.p 54°'x16 feet: in or write Supt.. Pine st A nn. —— — for very COMPRESS SSORS — Boiiers. mctors, Special machinery built to or- Ramming Machine Co., 308 (c99) b vin Se troadw . a . For eke, BF Bro: dway 1 | WOODWORKING BLOWERS “AND FANS—We all stvles and sizes, Ventilating nile and apart m ment Rohan good Century Electric Ji infata. engines, generators, ere xture Co 417 Morgan ic) Carry a both new and and Shee (c9 ) OV erflow sinall | boiler: condition. Call Co., or downdraft ‘cSO) 100 UPRIGHT BOILERS We recently purchased 100 upright bollers from the | 40 on hand | orice. John _ 24 at. Government and stil! have about ; These bollers are 25 h. p. and , 30 h. p. and can be bought at a very low Nooter Boller Works Co., | CARPE NTER'S ‘ omp! ees Ww! th 3-hé | Yreasonablile. D \CONCRETr# MIXE! ers: all sizes and terms if desired. Morgan. SANDING orsepower W oi ft & & sons, .S— Maresh ~( “apron types; MAC HINE—. Gone RETE BLOCK machiens and equipment. Go Jd. Morgan st. concrete brickelssen MACHINE—“‘Ideail”’ ): lant | p rroducts Co., 1015 icB¥) CONCRETE MIXERS—-For sale or rent, %% and 1 sack: also ‘ Eguipment Co., 382. ‘ mortar mixers. 17th and Walnut. Central Ol; ve) (c) CKI 'S Hie RS—Pulverizers. rey olv ing screens. road amd special machinery; write or — Gruendler Patent Crusher " Pulverizer Co Main | _02 N N. lst st. DIE HEADS- 40 No. Hugh. 15°00: S. 2 2, re wav Trier 1500- 0O2- 04 N. Central 518 _(c8 Cc. 4792. (AN) DREDGE PUMP—You can buy a new pump _wrtiing Stroud “"TTING ya m A"o.. ** No MACHINE —Eletcric. 6: exce!! ont at “pecond- hand price and on easv terms by Omaha, Neb ee eee ‘*Baby condition. American R Red _ Cross, _ O} Dlive { 5135. DRIL Ll, RE 3s——$25. 3} 507 lL suca as. ELECTRIC 50°. Commercial Broadway and Spru ice. Tel ————_ + - — MOTOR bargains; Electrical to To save 20% Main 1332" ELECTRIC CHAIN HOISTS— i -ton canac- ity; bargains. 02-04 N. 4792. a a ‘LECTRIC DRILLS Tool-Post grinders: & F. A. Hugh, ‘vier 15°70 ( Cent EMCO Bend ll’ h. p moor. good Broadway. x4" lathe. Bradley condition. tion. 325 Locust et. ELECTRIC presses, 1 fans: push ot of Fiulp _deretla Heel ENGINE—x orliss, i ope rati n | ENGINE— ol} engine: | aiso Rumety amec Canoe Co —_— -- ---— iver, ce ' cart, plies, 7 2 25 kh. Pp steam 2 400-kw. d. c., erator to Corliss engine One 150-kw. d. c. bx Ball engine. va. Ww estinghouse Ba! wen, 60-cve'e to & _Tyler 1520. chairs de =k eS. GAS ROL L.ER—10 ton; ers and drills ing machinery me 7th and Walnut GASOL INE for any ats. Pp irpose GASOL INE ENGINE— air-cooled; just dition: bargain. 4601 Olive st. ee . e ee GR AIN elevator, tor. steel hopper, cleaner etc.: Al at once: cheep. | Delmar 1208 shafting. +—Universal: ail bargain prices. C. @ EGO0- 02-04 N. | 4 74” ———— PUN‘ H P RESS— \\ -spindle drill wress: 5 Grocker-W heeler ad | stenc!! Yard-O-Meter MU TOR s—3. Ss truc ks and tool s ani | am “orn oration, Diec Kmann, Internationa! first-class tract oT St V al ey ee ‘1500-02-04 (N- -OZ- N. Central 4792. _ (c89) a ~ general line of road buill.l-} Central ENGINE—12 4 -h. D.; F Prairie ov be ed: Modern MAC HINERY— —( “onsisting pulleys. scales. condition: Ryan. 943 Hodiamont avy. A. Hugh. 1590- Tyler 1520. Central (cPP) sizes; Broadway. iceBQ) South Vith stand: e30-volt d. c. machine: Corpora - ifm} 3. d.ic.; 2 ling pets and punch equipinent. Cin- 810° N. 10th. mn be se en Bidg D.: CAN 609 Security ond ition Park. ENGINE TYPE UNIT 250-volt Northern Ken- | 250-volt Northern to engine. Sroadwa wail jicases, ‘c? Toc ck ¢ er rush- 5 Equipment Co., Oljve 382 can t ic} -CY linder, i2? h. p.. first-class con Auto Repair Co. (c) of belting. corn mill. must be mo- ara.n sold HOISTING ; 2d est.. St. Louis, Mo ENGINES—For rent Schoellhorn-Albrecht Machine Co., or sale. 721 N Li ATHE—®?... Appiv 4614 Carter LATHE—Small: c heap. ‘Ty! ler 21 74 ’ sultable for wood or a ») LATHE—Foot or power, 12-inch swing: bed: price right can be raiged to 2! 18 in. screw cutting r lat ‘= 5 : Seat, 4745 LA THE—26 in. by 12 t. heavy duty also one 21 tn. by change ‘athe ;- all new Rox V 12 s. L ATHES—18" x8" Si dney, a ‘fF 14” mrnes: ahapers. 20"" Ohio Wells Modern Mach. Co tinner's toos, square presses. post arilts,, _man M wrauard., b rolt MAC MACHINE want hi ine both new and ’ Brown Ma- | working machinery. ‘Largest Stock fn 5t. _chinery “oO... MAC HINERY —Lathes, drill pres#es., n Hii ng machines _— h presses, et: _ bolt outs Re Itin e 2 Si unt oly No. 2 10” 4-A Willard punch No. 1% Robinson Whitcomb- Blaisde!! 10 ft. Post- Disvatch ao. 14°" "x3" Selson, 9" x | Milla, Louis. 2323 N. Oth et ooo grinders, Warner & Swasey Wil'ard dividing head, new. press, : punch press, new. ft. and 18 in. . by 8 lathe: Porter quick a‘ attractive prices. Smith & threading machine; 30°°x8"’ six fine anvils. 3 N Fire ad twav ae © w ood- used. ‘tools ‘and machines, machines, shears. acTrew tapping cutters, w an ised. St c 0... \ : : » Sy turret used Columbia motor-driven grinder. 16'x8' Sidney lathe, 16°°x8. 16°‘x8' Sidney lathe, 16°" Queen City shaper, press, Rockford drill Champion drill Emery grinder, used. We sell both new time playment if desir LIBRNARD E., _Olive 3050. MILL ING MA D! ITM h Ma Banner } + ov) 24) “HINE —sever al. esacs etc... hine Too! SH latnes, 3a WS. metals Mi. Ati hil NEL and used presses and shee’ stock at lowest oric McDONALD ' (Machinery Is ©Q.ur Tvier 1042 __1531- 85 | heme rcellent ‘ t c cheat new Greaves-Klilusman lathe. new. new. shaper, and Supply Co.. grinders. tools. es MACHINERY con dition * new. new. new. press, press, used. new and used machinery on MOHR MACHINERY CO., 13ii Pine st. used: lathes, attractive p! rices Las 4 c) “SOITPMENT—-—Ro-h hew ROOM millers. ; drive and nun etc.: woodw orking | oO). - Middle Name). N Fvadwat - 2 h. 1) (jrand PTE: CTORS—Various sizes, = MOT 1007 _ gains. Bensinger. MOTOR—10 h : clede Iron_ Wo rts. MOTOR— %-h. p. Call_ Monday. ¢! MOTORS——c or - pale or Acme Electric Co.. - Century: 4100 N. 21 pote 4 il! Iring an ante F 4: wiring, Trepa and use $21 Marker at unusual bar- Market, -_——— aiow speed. Cc Aa. ‘oun and Mnullanphy (c) $35. | bargain, t. s ali st. ( PRINTING eurter rack MOTOR—2 -horsepower | ‘direct current; $25. RGR vre, etc ov Terr — Pear! at 49 Cass av, 7xil. motor. eral ~Biectric; 1 7331 Pine. Vlive | NOractically. 3847 Ash-— = noe! oe ~ | ~d cS) | — ] $31 Mar- | air | ma- | jarge | 1817) 1400 | (cOD) | Broad- (c) | (c62) desk | miscellaneous | | FINE generator, 3- | se | CUD | rucies, Store Fixtures, Typewriters a and Miscellaneous Wanted and F or Sale Ads Today. . STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES 3830 5. —_——— | | Gas and Electric Fixtures MACHINERY For Sate MOTORS AND GENERATORS —in all sizes: special electric equipment: we rent motor C. G. & F. A. Hugh, L5(04)-02- vs N. Bro way. Tyler 1520. Cemtrel 479%. coe ,. MOTORS—20) to >» 40 per os discount on yt w eWiswell E. and 3 whase. 1-6 to 50 i } c Ol ive 6350 swe lectric, Ry. Exch. rs MOTORS—10. 16. 20. and 75 h. p.. 3 D. 60! c., 220 v. mot ors. 5. 10. b5 and 20 h. . 220 + d c. motors. ) 7%. 15. 20 and 50 bh D.. 110 5 .. ad. c. mo- P. single-phase motor JOHNSON AY SONS pet - pat 1001-3-5 WN. P PRESS—10216 ie oe ler, 19-inch paper. cutter; Call Sunday. Brown, 006 N. (c) | Mecck & Hardie Electric Co. l. Ww ee rem nde r for motors. a. c. 4. price list; sizes up to 50- , PD. 314 Market. Both phones. (c#9) PONY nee. ge? 'R P I NTI NG ; MIXER—Day, No. Knight Co Market Ts. emery grinders, cheap. ~, new ' REP AIRING ‘and “rebullding of electric mo- j tors and generators, any make, any size; new and used motors itn stock for imme- diate delivery. French-Gerleman Electric Co., 108 8. 10th st. Pees. Ate hy, bOILER—Ideal. ’ | SECTIONAL 2219 8S. 4th. __ fe) | BEC TIONAL BE BOILE R—Ideal: _Wolt & Sons, 2219 5. 4th ' — i SHUL KReraAisK. O| titcher. finisher. Dat ber A.BO ( and full supply n 1419 F) - cheap. D. st. lac + ‘ead Singer Stitcher. finisher nee. Star mot or, “hampion of find! 41h klin fc) tA A\ AS— A oud to 20,000 gal Mi >| -("o ntinent _& curity Bidg | TINNERS’ TOOLS—6", mj] Uare shears, cr Brown May ieee r Co... | WOODWORKING MACHINERY—Anj 15 h. Bins ie otor, cheap; $600; on terms. Cabany and stteei; Capacity. standard Eqapt. and Mehy. , St ouls, Mo. 5" ‘brakes. MACHINERY Used) COMPANY, Tyler 2543, Bargain Prices. (c$8) (New or. MERIT MAC HINERY 1511 N. Broadway. Bie Stock. WE ACT town machinery buyers. _Security Lidg SPECIAJ, BARAGINS—Power overstock a. c. and d. ec. | transformers, etc Call or send for list. Western Electric Co.. Inc... 814-816 Spruce. |* 3 1 D. WATER tube boilers. yd ~ x18’ bollers. firebox bollers. vertical boljlere as Dieckmann, & (c) apparatus; motors, meters, 10 hoisting engines. Steam and electric pumps 1100 cu. ft. belted afr compressor 860 cu. ft. steam-driven compressor. wh C. JOHNSON & SONS MACH’Y CO, 1001-03-05 N. 6th at. SUPE RIOR DRILL Barnes dri] tapping attachment. Snyder slid! neg head drill. Prentice Bros. drill Kern sliding head drill. Arm radial drill. °''x32''xS' Iron planer. x8’ Sidnev a. c. lathe “xR Sidnev a. c ta thee. x10’ Graves & Kiuseman lathe 34x16° Fitchbure lathe. No. 3 Brewn & Sharp milling machine. | WM. C. JOHNSON & SONS MACH’'Y cCo., 1001 -3- -5 N. 6th st. ~ Contractor’s Service Pumps — Call us for information on “Our Little ' Wonder"’ pumps; also other pumps, specialiv adapted contractors’ service ARRAR PUMP AND MACHINERY CO., 318 Granite Bidg. ) BARGAINS AT J. A. STERN’S Electric motors, generators and | converters, 75 “«-hp. to - hp.; 110 volts) , to 550 volts; choice, $5 and up. Belte. new rubber, 9000 jae 4. 5. 6 | and 7 ply: 2 to 12 inches wide. secon4hand. *% elevator , , Soret > ~~ ' ”“~ a 25D et ee + ~ -_ oe beits. 243,000 pounds. 195.000 feet, and Tanks, 150, 75 gallons to 45.000 gallons. 19 steam. Trailers. 9 new Government, 2-wheel, 21- foot bed. equipped with Timken bearing disc wheels and pheumatic tires Vises. 45 ne w S-inch to 6-inch fawe. Round iron, 5 5.000 pounds, new, %-inch to 4-\Ir ch diame Cola-re stock. 48.000 diameter. ecrew poun da, l-ine 1 3.-inch } ©°75.000 pounds pipe, nels and other building material. J. A. STERN, 17th and Chestnut. Both | (cO9) phones. Machine Shop Work ARTMANN & MEYER, ene and Inding machinists. 2 Ss. th. | Central 4°88L machine and model dies manufacturing: iarge. Wiss! er Co... 617 N Bri van cd way. GENERAL MACHINE W ORK- prod. actli nm work: out and de snopes Grand 7542 | HARDE NING ana heat treating; die work, stamping. 20 Tower Grove. Lindell 733: (vy) WEDER MACHINE WORKS. Repairing and installing of genera! fiuc- tory machinery; machine work of all kinds manufacturing ‘policited. Tyler 1253. 3321 N Broadway, 3 blocks south of ie Rridee. _ (c99) MAIER MAC HINE WORKS—Special maenery designed and built to order; ac and repair work solicited. all ini! nook - Phone (c99) -—~ work. modern facto~ Sth fl. ted tt tools, dies and patterns. 41 Manchester. (c76) ee | LORENZ & Se ae N © B& A. MACHINE AND TOOL Tools. dies. experimental work, metal patterns. stamping, 1345-47 wev. pi? ss TOOT, fixtures, S. Broa4- DIE AND MACHINE WORK. Special machinery experimental metal stamping, reasonable rates MACHINE AND TOOL CO., 22 8. beheene . ) special 1 y desi n ; and Y bulla | WE = and manufacturing. tools, die, stamping Write or phone us. R. G. ing Co., 408 Dolph Bidg., Mo. St. Louis, ————— CALL 735 S. 4th, for power needs; rebuild and repair motors and generators of all make s one sizes; uble service o1 speci all med eed Phone } Mat n $546. i 2265 Pan Electric, we buy. sell. work gcuar- Farm Machinery ~ MAC [ACHINER\ - Gemplete outfit. Kemp. car stop Florissant line. PORDSON “TRACTOR -And Oliver plow ; both new. S827. s. _Eleventh. _ Olive 2 2268. RADIO A , See Page One—Part Seven. ss | FARM — Fj ieh fr & eee 0 For Additional See Page 12—Part 7. — ee | ‘ i i ROOMS and BOARD ROOMS WITH eS l 2; home- 238. P.-D (9) mot herly widow; —To board: Rox Ir ——_— a oo UBILDREN Wt e val oundin as GHILD "td. —To board: best dase, ; Cabany 1142 iho AND BOAKDL—For <2 employ ed home privileges. ¢ ROOM AND mA or gentieman, haege references inde } 4045W ROOM AND BOARD— vate place. Sidney RikdM AND BOAR [Dp—ijor 4: private apart- , me! rt no ot her hoarders. Lindell 36183 “AND BOARD—cChildren wanted to urd, mother’s care; private; 4 a Lo. young s Colfax 1301 rie” 997 nleniedlid icf?) ROOM AND ROARD—Large southern dou- | excellent table: owner's Forest R943. ee eee er oe sure. amily ; bie front room, home; business people. | ROOM—— Neatly furnished. sout hern ex ' convenient to car line: »rivate _breakfast optionrl Forest 4166 ROOM AND BOARD-—Congental share with bedroom or 2 ladies. 1801I ROOM— With beard family: no other roomers, ne) 2344J. RooMS—Private family: nicely rocmahed geod mee is. 7 car lines; gentlemaa. Co! fox 1476W / (BP) is | one, yet a furnieh front reom for couple ermpley vate family; Siniw | _tabie: | O Fallon Par district. Colfax 24 to Nome. lady to if desired: lady only. = Bor (c2) = s 'F1T—Lan: No. 12 Leather | large stock: 650 | T) ‘PATTON. purchasing agents for - out-of- | 0 rotary | angles, beahs, chan- punches and —Smal! job or | patentable ideas worked | WORKS— | (cO) | work, | IDEAL | machinery, | Giyne Engine?r- | (cO9) | prompt | | (c) ‘For Sale’ Wants} In “modern home; pri- 7J. lovely. | fc) | Sidney | in private FRA NEKLIN, 3426-258— Wanted, and board elderly people. FRANKLIN, 2026A—Room and board, hath; one oman: private family; heme ceok- | McPHERSON, $4 74—Nicely furnished | me; 3 bathe, continueus hot 6Livee 3 4718—Nicady furnished steam- heat: | ed rooms; twin beds; excellent table. _ North SYV12ZA—Board and room (for in private family. 4191—For 1 or 2 “a __kentieman ASHLAND. dies; reasonable BLAIR. 1910—Room and beard for __Working men or couple: MADISON ST., 2 conveniences. | ASHLAND, | employed ; PHERSON, 4710—La room for two, on private family: gent lemen only. | MeP HERSON, beard optional. Forest | vate Path: | complete. free phone ‘eR tlea . ’. tag rooms. furnished compiete, lent board erred; references meals: reasonable or steam heat: rent reas rable. la- | cellent board — = weekivy rate’ tuh and shewe ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH. an | ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY | ROOMS WITH BOARD—WEST ROOMS FOR nent ee | FRANKLIN. ee front — Central | wile board. Forest 20 “ie 7U08—Sieeping room for 7:| FRANKLIN. 3507—edroom. kitchen, . wee " eee’ m conveniences: / steam heat: a sie imen ; clean. FURNISHED ROOMS—Will r rent t o middle settled couple exceptional | McPHERSON, 4140—1La front room. gen-; light, gas, a ye sl poreier”= tlemen or ‘couple; private family; excel- if desired ; — a ee | McPHERSON, 4.6232—Well-furnishbed * 2d | Post- Dis. ers front room, southern exposure; excellent |}GHKANI), 13148 N.—turniened room, “| McPHERSON. 414 4149—Nice Jarge front room: | FINDELL, BL. sdu.—sleepin suitable for couple or 2 «gentiemen: a's LOCUST. 4127—Clean. ouiet: two MAPLE, 5177—-Board and room for 2; private. | beds: large southern room. ~ baht ye oes F ay 2937—Room and board; all | MAPLE, 5871—Room with board, for two; Central 9258xX Men RP (2) vacant Sept. 1: every convegience. PALM. 3968A—Nicely furnished room with MARY LAND. oe ot a furnished room: are: all modern squventensen, one block homelike: wood me 7) on es | MARYLAND. Tees floor single room | PRAIRI E. -32 N.—One or two furnished with board: gentleman: nice home. »_ rooms, _with or without board; reasonabie. MINERVA, 5212—-Neatly furnished room | ROOM AND BO. ARD—RIn small private fam- __ with board. Forest 511M. __lly, gulet neighborhood. 4 4 6 Garf) field. OLIVE. 5. 4421—Desiiable rooms. | ROOM AND BOARD—Furnished room anii cooking: separate beds: reasonable. Pv married couple preferred. Colfax, est 5797. t42 te) PAGE. 3049—Room and beard; private; ST. LOU IS, 4067A—Nicelv furnished rooms: $7 Bh ns ga meals; reasonable to people ent: | PAGE. 558 Ei board and room — FWENTIETE 4231 N. Nin l f h q| 2: Seperate beds; reavona die. pee EN ; ; must’ be ween et | PAGE BL... 5144—Room B pith board for i ig HB desired; must be seen 0} or 2. Phone Forest 6526 a PAGE BL.. 4930—Double and single rooms with board; employed; private ‘amily; _Conventences. ‘7 PERSHING. 53xx——Desirable room and Northwest ate in refined home: to montiomen x RA. 1000A—Furnished roum. with oF | usiness couple: references. Forest te2) ithout a tere NSS - —~ ERSHING, 55 ’ r MAFF iT’ I 4607—Yopnge couple has sean | | — to 5500—Attractive | front. "with and board for working girl, (Cc)! twtn beds; strictly first-class. Cabany | NORTH MARKET, 6118—Will board i or | 5A97TM 2 gentlemen. | RAYMOND 56373—small home-cooked meals; __ mother’ Ss care. Forest LUCAS, 3408—2d floor front; a exposure. for one or (wo pronrty IB air _conventences. ucas. oe LUCAS, 3012A—FPurnished front room, small room; gentlemen preferred; white. *" MARKET, 2353 N.—Furnished rooms housekeeping <a sieeping: conveniences; _private; reasona OLIVE. ZLISA—2 frone rooms. 97 week: families horeekeening . | PINE, 35 15—Housekeeping room, complete, Y __tirat floor: « conveniences. PINE, 3550—2 connecting roome: children taken. hOOM—Furnished for light housekeeniaa. ; east of Garrison, between Market and 7." _ton, at once. Box B-1498. Foat-D bse ROOMS—, . new sed - ‘ori decorated, shad 145°8 a vate home. good home For- ‘T) WANTED—Child to board. 4427% Louis at ae an rooms, keeping or single: plano, sewing garage: electric, THERESA, 517 N.—Electric. hot-water. j is ranve. : WASHINGTON. 2645—-Front — ine. housekeeping: elderly people: * a avtomohile enacre WASHINGTON BL, BL. 319t ns a “¢ elect housekeep! rooms; telephone; | $3 up. up. 14 “ad North ot Ag BACON. 2530—Front room, 1 biock east Se Grand: corner Montgomery; $3. —_— ptt ttm bn ~ BENTON. 1908—Two delightful front for light housekeeping: rage conven<s/.\s Jontes: ncurses: private. Tyler 17¢ or $i) " | CORA, 5048—Nicely furnished room : price reasonable. (7) ROO M—Large, with board for 2 Iledies emploved: private family. For. 44453 ROOM AND BOARD—For ? business wom- en; 5500 west: ™ block of Hodiamont car: $40 month. Box K-193 P.-D. (ee ROOMS AND BOARD—Bochmer a rooms, board. bath. eleeping porch. 3 rooms, board. bath. sleeping porch. ROOM AND RBOARD—South room, good board: 5200 west: couple or gentleman; enjors? to board; —— | south | ALABAMA, 6759—Room and board. 2 or 3 zxents: school age. ARSENAL, 21%23—Room and board: eriwess } home; employed couple or 2 gents. | ARSENAL. 2123—HKoom and board; —— e | home; employed couple or 2 sents. as ) | CALS AFORNIA, 3453—4 rooms, bath, hall, “private. Forest 7396 , | ROOM AND BOARD—Furnished room: board CAL ROMRTA 3702—,Wanted, children to Lt pe aly 2 Soenlty : Jewish. Delmar board ; under 5 vears. a i Forest ReTOW. CALIFORNIA. 3357—-Neat, comfortable | | Room AND BOARI—1 room with board, for 2 gentlemen or cou- | private Jewish family; reasonable. Sid- | est 1359M. ple Sseaee homelike; ney 3334W |ROOM AND BOARD—For two: CAS TLEMAN. 4048A—Nice, large room fe | surroundiags: gentlemen preferred. two: board if desired. Grand 6487 | @est 5192R. | GASTLEMAN 4033—Furnished ROOM AND BOARD—Young couple. private family: beautifully Swaps aparemem : two, with board: $7.50; home. references Cabany_ 4733 W e) CLEVELAND. | ROOM AND RBROARD—Single front room to board ; 1} gentleman or lady, in private family. For- _Grand 2037 est 413 COMPTON, eas 8.—Front room with ROOMS. AND BOARD—West End; board: 2d floor: south and eastern expos- attractive: bath: in refined home; mes!l- ure: eounle or 3 voung® people. ‘2 _optional. Cabanvy 5067R. (¢ 5) | FOLSOM. 4230—Good board and room. ROOM AND BOARD—4500 west; large |GRAND, 4075 8.—Nice furnished room for room with bath: twin beda: business peo- two ladies employed: meals optional. ple preferred; references, Forest 1258. (c) GRAND, 3137A S.—Large rvom, private | ROOM-—lLarge front. with separate ‘beds: with or without board: also large aaprtment, near King’s highway; ter n . board -— 2 == » es —— pa Call Monday morning. COTE BRILLIANTE, 30635—Furnished room DODIER, 2645—Two furnished rooms, * light _Rousekeage ng. eS ELLIOT, 1727—Front room, iarnished.: or 2 ions rivers amy: ELLIOT, 2720—Corner St. Lou 2 rooms ar sss] | front: hounsiboepiont: private famity, aduians FALL, 2520—Two unfurnished rooms, ian _ trie, gas. ec GARFIELD, 3638—Light — _room. GRAND, 3816 N genta. GRAND nished., Cnae (D, 1125 N.—Nocely furn gees board: homelike; 2 men _37.50 week. GRAND BL., 2530 N —Smail room employed; also housekeeping, room KENNERLY. 3917——2 front rooms for howsekeep!ing. KENERLY, 3922—2 3 coumecting fr front FORK ni furnished complete for house ae sonable 3906—Two nicely tric, phone: gunmen : KENNERLY, ion rs Sen on rome. kas range, electric, Ai LEF. 4160A—Furnished room, i or © gent men; convenient Sarah, Lee care. Ay LEE. 2715-——@ light Reweenecuyns aie ar __private family; one couple. ann nxt TIRGGLS. 3961—Two ee. furn 7 rooms; Bowe light: modern: aaa 5 and clea | re DA gqibisex. 1837—Furnished room S fentes, private ‘family, te ?2—Front nette: gentlemen; For- or 2 aperiment. ; \ ; homelike For- S80 oer private | room modern; 3067 | ee N ice _pouvenrences: room P good | 4s or gentleman. housekeeping 60 “2 —_ — « . oS .—Furnished rooms, 1 oF D4 “Ry nee BL... 1812 N.—Large,. wel) fury: clean room: «gentleman . ‘eS roomt) s+ a room: gentlemen only: reasonabie._ boarding house: email familv: adults: versity Olive cars: gentlemen only: optional Poreet 5957 —*" MU LF wi 210-—Larae front Tee - , 1 meals, for two gentiemen im private LEMP, 3124A—Room and board: familv; 5700 west. Cabanvy S401R. | UNION, rooms; family: for gentieman: references. LIERMAN, 3641A—Room and board for 2 |“ ‘hoard entenal cet Thee ladies employed rivate family; near ——— Cleveland High School. Telephone | Grand | VERNON, 5206—2d floor: excellent board; 6639. 8.50 each: for two; electric fan. VERNON, 5423—Desirable room, twin beds: excellent board, for 2: rennoneni. VERNON, 5706—Southern exposed good table; terms reasonable. Forest 780l, VERNON, 5065—Well-furnished room in for 2; home cooking: splendid location. private family, =i Dome, ee 2 ROOM AND BOARD—For 2 emplayed ladies: people emploved. orest 11 private family. Grand 2518 f (c2) VERNON, 6855—Single room with board; |'ROOM AND BOARD—2 ntlemen; share 2a floor front: southern window; ex- | front room, bath; 2 gooq meals. $7 week: | cellent meals; continuous hot water. Forest ; private family adults. Rox B-23, P.-D. 5136 | ROOM AND BOARD—In modern re | WASHINGTON BL. 495—Large for one or two ladies who would appreci-| tive room: home cooking. ‘ | ie / i ooo | HARTFORD. 3458A—Room, board: 2 tlemen: twin beds; private family. id. ney _2337M . private NEMHKASKA, 4044—Large room and board for 2 girls employed: private home | OREGON, 3436A—Room and board, private famiiv: 1 or 2 gentlemen: conveniences. “PARK, 3541-——Neatly furnished front room MADISON, with kitchene _electric : 86. MAFFITT. 3776 — & home: neativ furnishe breakfast if deptred. MAFFITT. 3941—One single and one ble room: handy to car line; may ferred: also have double ara ; at Ha na ov 1926——Thres rooms, neat Yul le furnieh 1 as —y nished for light adults oniv. p.m .. \/ NATURAL BRIDGE, 6613404 rooms for housekeep! NATU BAL ,_ BRIDGE, 8 13004 a yt Sears ot... am renee BRIDGE, 2927—Diock enst d Grand; furnished room; conveniences; ¢ sy eT Te lines. Bo NINTH, 4209 —2 connecting, furnishedy 7 for TA. oe no children. rae; PALM, 3003—Neatly furnished front pelhosene vam 1-2 gentlemen. PECK. 4032—Large front pad: housekeeping; 1 Sgth'taal'of Grind te cant _of hOOMS—Nice sleening rooms, one or 129. An nply 7 te room, gas range, beth,” attrac- room: C 568R. ic ate clean_ surroundings. brand 2568R ¢} WASHINGTON, 4213—large — room tor conven vate family: ‘modern home; conveniences: | . Protestant preferred. Call Grand 5316W. bapa tig Sto ay $307 Lovely. cal room; ROOM AND BREAK FARST—Private yay A sonable. CS a eee F eh) other boarders: near (rand and Ar-;| —— A aenadt panne, = Grand 10907 WASHINGTON BL.. 83706—Neativ rurnished double room: gentlemen; couple employed; ROOM—Private family will room and board (ei) | * I 4 j t tl ; t good board: reasonable. empioye couple or wo gen emen: eR : ac board: conventent; reasonable; near Shaw's WATERMAN. 5257—Room and board: re- Garden: % -block to car. Call Grand 20203. fined home; twin beds; nice room; indies, WATERMAN. 55xx—Room and board, prt- RUSSELL. 4203—Furnished room and board. | vate famliv: conveniences; University car. jJrand 28331M. [ } ’ Cabanv 2 12. RU ‘SSELL, 3954——Room and board for 1 or 2; all conveniences: ; German family. ee » | _lent_table RUSSELL, 3666A—Single and double front’ WaTERMAN. rooms; board optional; home privile<zes; | private. (c65) | WATERMAN, 5095—Front room: southern exposure: running water, twin beds; excel- 5226A—Two beautiful rooma, emploved preferred: gentieman roomiumate; reasonable: _ excellent table. | RUTGER, car lines wit hoard: SCHIL L E R PL 4000—Room and board a W EST MINSTER PL. . 3055— $——Nice. clean working giris: $7 week. Riversatde | furnished rooms, meals if desired. all con- “3 31W. fc)! Veniences. 7 Ww "-ESTMINSTER PL... SH ENANDOAH, 3669A—Southern-exvosed | , — room for two gentlemen; good beard. gentioman.. with board ; private, WESTMINSTER PI... nished room, excellent table: every ventence: vrivate familv: reasonable. WESTMINSTER PL... 4272—~—Beautiful qouth room: also another with separate rood meals: continuous hot water: Sedleees neanlie: refined home WEST PINE BL... 4915—2-room sulte, with ) private bath: Oe ome board. | WEST PINE BL... 43507-—Have opemed new ' home: 3 baths: peering poreh; excelent meals, Lindel) 1572W 4164—Sewnd-story $6 week: 4144—- Neatly ' SHENANDOAH, front room in AES | on 6. 121—Southern-exposed | for two. rand | fur- con- _wenta, 7518 N. 2 ROOM—Neatly furnished pail ground 4 tet: lady. ROOMS—One or 1407 Monroe st. ROOM Bxx waren iP, private 1 or gen evervthing ena cal N(edbine: ploek tom mate, Fe | | WBsT PINE BL... 3810—Room and. board wh hy | * -aee-bee tvate fami for 2 gentlemen: twin beds. hot and cold on A, 7 olfax isaM iy; iid water tn room. gtetantiy furnish : — _rage for. 2 care if destred ST. LOT 5C ° tad n ew! room “« __ or two went : SALISBURY. 25233A — Nicely fark ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY | alt ! OOM—Eleeant: piano; adjoining bath; for SPRING. 2416 N.—Furnished Re: 6 7 1 ~ - westt. Bent oo 2540R. _tiemen os or couple; private te facntly ¥; | ROOM—Larae. with private eae, WA Bhs ~ “4 TWEATIE 4 N.—Furn tlemen: reasenahié. Porest room to to couple ~ + BS steam ed oo on e ”. TENNESSEE, 2711—Room and board for @ | emploved in private family: meals optional WAVERLY PL.. 1743—Room and board-for | 2 gentlemen: owner's home: Continpegs | hot water. WHITTEMORE, 2355—Room for 3; —t $7 per week: 1 single room. two San Southwest BLOW. 4911—Front room and board for “2 | gentlemen; all comvenlences; good meals: | near Cherokee car: large garexe. : QUINCY, 4925—Room and board in private. family. Take Cherokee car. West | ACADPMY. &822—Nice room: goad meals: single bed for 2. Forest 4457]J. ( \AU AUBERT, 1411—Room and board; ployed girl: $5 week; private home. AUBERT. 7659—Furnished room and board: $7 per week: every convenience. | AUBERT, 1402—Young lady will __room with lady employed; board | By RARTMER, 5307—Light. board. BARTMER. 5607-——Room for 1 or 2 nioved: good board Cabanvy 1504J. /BARTMER, 65862—Room for 2 or 3 girls, | with board. isc LL. 31208—Room ria noneectarian BOAID-—For ladies empicyed; , ¢ar. 502% Cabanne. CABANNE. 5534—Larkte south room with board. for two. Forest 2376 5642—Boarding; 2 young men, shower baths Cabanyvy 7775 and beard in fe- employed | am on for nen- | ROOM-—Lare. beautifully furnished. Cab- ey PN anv 7Rl TWENTY. mi Ty i019 N—3 my PROCWT | ROO ene heat; floor: unfurnl 4 reasonable: close to Union- Wellston car. Forest 1612M. _Parvarn | ROOM— Neatly furnished: reasonable. free wy | pvhome, gentlemen preferred. TAn. | ROOM—Nicely furnished front room. steam | heat : couple or gentlemen preferred. Iin- | share airy room and dell 4636 (8) pena ecntoria ble front roo for refined gentile mentieman: private family. Cab- BELT AV. anv 1760M (c) ; fu /ROOMS—One or two, furnished, to lo respect. coupe. | able person in an absolutely t on Routh Side. Rox R-23. Post. Manat bh ROOM—Furnished, for refined centieman; e«c ivenient to 3 car lines; private bome; references. jox W-388. Post-Dis, (2) RUO M— Desirable: steam heat: orivate , aeperoncen: ladies vreferred. For - em- ' ' i ' and board for old peo- Hodlamont | ae urnivhed: GORA. "1019 —Roome —_— ! eae wa | CABANNE, larwe home CABANNE, 5201——-hKoom ‘ fined home for gentiemen or i counle excellent tahie. lé ANANNE. 50783—Lovely room: sleeping | porch: modern home; excellent meals. For- eer 4°50™M CATES. 5050—Room and board; convenient; | home'like surroundings. CATES. 5065—Large, pleasant room; excel- __lent meals. Bae | CATE= 5807—Room and board for 1 or | references exchan«eed ce) CLARA. 1443-—Furnished ‘poom and break- | fast for 2 employed gentiemen: 1 block from Weliston car GOOK. 3689—Room and board for 3 gen- | themen. mm. | poeome to couple of adults t. Neht and DELMAR mae Ds ngage and board, $6. ' feel ana turnishe hel. [CRANE 40364 c vans room: table hoar ) ark. - | BIDDLE, 9115—Furnished front room. firet , " DELMAR BL. ed tor’ "foot with gas; housekeeping: $3 30 week- ‘as ,os . , me | ; DELMAR BL.. “556k —_3a floor west; room ExRIC 30a hooma. furnished or c_ Gn furnish and board for two gentiemen employed; ed: caretaker on premises. . Farteh @ private family. Cabany 17913 Co.. 712 Chestnut. EASTON. 4513A—Room for ntleman ; | FARK. idi0-2 or 3 neatly furnished con- | __ room, 2 ladies employed: beard optional. necting rooms; housekeeping; private ENRIGHT. ~ §045—-Roome for teachers or home. refined couple: board tf destred (2) o814——T th f ished rooms. : , oe ~ ; boa rd CASS. ——— wo nea y urn ETZEL, ne front réom, with __free phone. electric. th (¢) for 2 emplore |FOREST PARK [ee A — Deligatful, | | 2 adults; excelent | f , 4 m for - 3 table. Perent 8556. 04957 borest rer a rooms, for atlemen: Si4nev ROOMS—Two connecting front couple, both employed, or two private family; Catholics preferred. 3974M. ----—-- ROOM—Beautiful furnished sooerem, tee with kitchen privileges if desire con. overnaning Reservoir Park, veniences: | cars Gran ROOMS—Newly sa water: Bie pad) Ca gentiemen omen | hot- Sidney a PhS ak Baile + Central BEL le 3418A—Front hall mom; $2.50; large housekeeping room: private family. BELL, 3406—Two connecting unfurnished | on vate home: ligh ’ Cotten i128 oom * board: 2 eac aiso gtinel*. aon | vaRK. | 2103— 2—3 rooms, int PaVNOPOVER 4 SPRFOCHT 1132 N. Tth | CASS, 2#13-—Third fieor, light housekeeping. ; HODIAMONT, 1479A—Room and board; pri-| $4 25: also Ist floor, ght housskeeping vate aoe core | cow c. ie fusnished etre eae “ cHoL UTEA oan oo KENSINGTON, 56043A— ~~ renee room; @B- | b rempectable cellent meals: all conven ecting rooms; reasonatdie; and ae 4450—Furnished 9841 — Lares atte =e ~ LACLEDE. 2411-—Nice, large room for I or | - a gentlemen, with or without board. — eg ACL EDE. 4440—aAttractive front room : home cooking; conveniences; southern (7300 Easton) — Want rit ' orivate fami! LANDELL BL.. 7049—-Wolt- ‘farviahed room modern conveniences: convenie scameiina table. “INDELL BL... 4107—Room and board: a 1 young men. Lindell = : Die or severe oan i© Ans roome 1407 EE oe DS NEI RT Ry ee eee ies . eee ate re Heme a oS te cg Mle Rt, ee en) ee ne ow we thee IBIAS eee - - AS »& 7. crete. “ as -* ET ee F ART EY OF. — — + ~~ EPPS ee ow

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~- T Disha Te ee 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Board—Is the place you have bee_n seeking advertised here today? POST- DISPATCH. ~ — 7 _w - ROOMS RENT_Nest | ROOMS FOR RENT—West | FOR RENT—South ) ROOMS FOR RENT—South ROOMS FOR RENT — Wert q—_NOOMS FOR RENT—Wes:: | ROOMS FOR RENT—West ___ ROOMS. - aaa wih watgnay WESTMINSTER 4017—Nicay_ furnished |SganD Wrote : ETB. 598PA—Genu femily. MAPLE. 5015—Large. Forest rooms, light housekeeping: 1 country 9 Two connec ting howsskesp OR be x iN 1616—} } larre. ni lowly furnished CA FS Al in 'ame . ao fron , tf . ‘ entiemen ; pri (vate a y. 7 . . other rec: mers e hi b ing . ai conven- im ine sles en ae 2A a lor Cc aban 540] and large kitchen fer soca and fc) | ences ; hot water. Push Rox “oa. Sar ; ’ lowe private famlly; «all conton / C.ean hoveekeeping rent with kitehen- Tom ; mimean ee “ ° : ~ a . , s er F oo : . ; eon ro Soe home adu!t® . : -Teferences required. orest optional gent iemen preferred or couple em- f‘oor; phone. Ss : PARK. S210A-——-Hali room, with or witheut) able — nished for housekeeping, ‘gas range. For- ARY LAND 4361—Room, bath adjoiz: pioved. Cabany J15;J after Sunday - * . | > , & > & o c “ting reorrnrs., CON veniencese rea e@onal ie ~ .- » 366—2 bedro ™s kit chen - a : lar Uu fur i r wm. batt, as. e.ec r shed. owner's reed DB . adults rel fer— sane: , light housek eep ing; neatiy furnished ATES. 51082 nicelv furniehed reeme to ~~ ae “ wen A ge: renner mh... laundry vart housekeeping $15 week a se afurmisRec rod . aan , ~~? a e+e en = . = >a" , —— ° ‘ " 7 : m ; Ra a ‘ © , “so " we wm BO.Ns..5 ae ‘area. beauti a =o mone . a = - eee ee ee —_—— ROTANICAL 4175—Froni southern fur PESTALOZZI, 284--—Neatiy furniehed front lacies employed Forest Se2¢ ' ‘ MAKYLAND 4355—iaree. beautifully fur- SAN BONITA. 7118—Furniehed ™m in WEST PARK. 63°3—Room and kitchenette. vate family, gentemean en nighed: suitable for 1 or 2. Lindell 5613W. elegant new heme; eum gentiemen en ae Sished; pri ; pager y Fo all conveniences, for gentioman. Bi@- (4 Tre “HOt “net tena a conven: | i ~9 0 ee ee ee ge , pio ed Grand 4184R ~ = ~ ic 1" Sw " ‘erm, ee nrrt ate far : } oree Al i a] " ’ . i a ir nf urnish ed " ' i: Pah come i, noup! “ emp. oyed. Pho ne Cabany 2 BROADWAY , 421A SB —Newiy furniene - 29 el - - .* : . ~ * a : . » " 7 .* nr Yr : ® 7 a a>T ~es - -~ — board opitiane.. n roadway _ ai i Anan urrished: 1 or 2 gentieme — v n! 2c oriv : ix ID anmusnecutineaeisies reasons ©: —_ - ri: HU "> Mi tout b> aide gentieman UGrand vete home, employed peopie. Caben) y Gecooratiedc ; — ———— oye a a ee Bn = ens B = = , RAM Wrat - —Bo . SBET 4577A— ane ARYLAND 41058—Connectin Sé-flioor SEMPLE. 13¢7—24-mery front and kitehes- WEST FINE BI! e SE UAY | rvata =F ov me usekerring reseons _- — ) - . ~eeer ' — _ =’ front roo oi pot ran ia in- “ar | Tron? “rt th rs loved a, = - Pia OM i pe young men to make UCNHUUTSBAL. €£546A—Furniehed room. oF Sie. cs 4 noon ‘ry orivt a, housekeeping: gas range, is as Ek: 4 — = — : ; a . —— ————— - ee “ MPL 5 eo ¥ farm! goes. Page eS PINB BL . ——_——_— — ; » b CAIAFPORNIA. 1k i—Furnished room, ~ | ROOM—Desirabie, 2 gentiemen, tw iwi | CLARA, 1404—Furnished 2 or @ rooms, . (8, 4550A-——2 furnished rooms. gas.| send aia ery tog teagindte Fs is —y =* = cond i. oes EST PINE BL... 4330—lIdea! mn front | —_— ov " aie. a, nver ~ . . private family, phopve ee 2 bedreome h etric: § - resicence, cour es con backs owners home a R D> Be ond far ’ . ‘ale , . ; uf 5 week ae - ’ : x | | YI ARD t sl Re gS. private tame.’ “16 ARA 1318-—Ffurnished room with pri-! - a 4361A—-Room upstairs: steam optiona.. Box 5 131 | nei ghberheod phone. 2) i mh private . wa . (\A~—Light ho usekeeping rooms ivate, references. ha.? DIOcK iespeat — WEST PI cE Sl. 3805—-Cheertu , K-386. Foet - hon —_ —_ ee we —s : — - a Tarn?! —_—_—_——— _—_— — ALIFORN I se . on” Ri OM—Nicely f rnished— Teem, rivate fan " “vate farni!: for one or two gentiemer ied . ~ , — = - “er _ L. ‘" FORNIA. SS15A-—-F urnished stars ‘ly South Ride block from prt one a all convwentences cttz purh.énedg rooms a.. conveniences mi oect ae aHaw MI T 7 438A— hn . ‘arge front F.. ie ceeping ‘Seen reasonable Lind : Lent ™ > ’ : . : = = “ . - = | wien , et ~ = . . ~ : sek . me - ; ; ‘ - notes nn Rand —y rchanged. | 'WO_@entiemen: references, Grand 5785J CLARA, 627—Newiy farninhed connecting | 57, . Pax 51, 12. |. MINERV A. . ; : . Pham. arn i ‘ : b> ™ ‘ com or ¥ ev 7 a - 4 r . " Pe # a wwe ie = Roe Ml " ia ene Victor 3067. @RIKA Calif whnin av } lic aM: »—_ unnec ting F roomie tor yy , mth, privete familiy, ist apartment north ) on - venience oe : - 77 wee os — gg , ce) at 1 = pio> S | WEST PINE BL isi = — ee . ”) vonten ces, Hart 4. near Grand. eeter CE F~ -= aa anne 9 eee on _— INERVA, 2 rooms for iigst 5 _ é ; oe - *s colada cae ROOM “AND - : . ; ‘ —T PAR 3] s05—— . ae n am ant Sire bagement rooms; heat ani ig ®t a2 | HARD c IFORNIA, 7008e— “yw Ae | Granda “2AARM SS aa __ ‘©)| CLARA. 1325—Front room for gentlemen! ine -oome alt t aventon de houses ep | keeping Forest 8393M. Mn I NG, 721 N —Housekeeping rooms | Delmar 37497. = s men: Central = front room. ” floor, : . wan Re » OM—Large. new! - nished room for or jiadies empioyed: i ‘> DOCKS from Page | —_ - - —aD ~ ERVA 59904— Furnished room. front aT RI "RBAN. 6004A—Gentlemen ; also tf —s PINE —- Sasa —— — x r yesure; owners home. private, #-) ©om ne or \Wo, emplored; iwate family; 38@xx/ car line Cabany 1662J/ RE ST PARK Hi. ‘ ICS iTmi ened y SS77J (ce) yed =) : useke pi as ; iol tahens perme ? Li og, » 7 : ¢ : +. ~ pe = pe > ae ; re ntlerm —— —— ay Uc eG Ea Ea : - —_ S0U ee Suite; specia! tes: perma- As LEMAN 3977. Furn: a: ed be usekeer >- — iH _— Tt _B- 410. P ont. Dis: atch. a CL kME? Ns aha s s+—} urnished roome with or ’ 7 ; 397 = =.) furnished ec nnecting TB? RRAN. 24° —_ Without board (cB 2) : - - - — — . n ; empiored; with breakfast. m ‘ forn! ’ — a 3 suite o ° 6 a i tT. - . »r (¥ AIS Housekeeping 2 large connecting : ed — - € — — . — - ‘ ad oe 7 = p- ‘ a ein Dd —— ay axndé 335 ,ura ‘shec and Ww ——T PINE ele 4364 New! Ly furnis 4 “TLE EMAN. ce — —— Large front root. , : : furnished a. conveniences with CL ke ME \3 oSeY weg .* i nice rooms, adults 3 0) +> : : tf ' . 4 ER San se on Sn S iat cerrmeercetemacaaatteraassiiasammassstaassasaiiaeimemmimcemmmneis : tw *n De. fa. a) ccn’ on eT ces priva te > | R. p . : ‘BOARD w neat y pm Ses ’ pear Shaws Garden laut responsible party. Boz D-327,; only: Cabanvy S372R. . r °. reference Dest ee a ee INERVA. 503: 3—2 nicely furnished rooms TJ TAY La R, N.—Neatly furnished fy; gentlemen preferrea. Lindi “‘teeas| | : “. y Reventer car ie | lepa ti nh CLEM& Na, 600 1 —FPie-agant south room : : A ' gee owe a sii Nice fu rnished room Tr@@-| WEST PINE BL. 4358—34 fleor front ROOM a s: gink tn kitchen - coupe. Grand mg roome@e southern exposure, a! } a SADany ia . . ; n B037W e 52 wo a secore f.oor Ka aes i housekeeping. with kitchemette: $5 _ vu 4y 2 , 7 | oo + «ss. reasonable breakfast : i. ' as : cy CK RIL L.. 1356—Neatly | furgished “gleep- , : 4 4: ‘¥- ‘ Ni - ply furnish ‘ee Gea ; : modern convenien: . TO? - 7 1399 N_.—Two nicely furnished ' de ; "7990 Ww , . p. ae. Ds family” 7 ate home: vacant Sept. 3 : 273, | __ing rooms; $2 and $3 per week; private © $ co >i—Nicely furnisheé. 1, 2! private family (c62) | ting re twin beds and double | # : 7 -______ | BS aah ae "= onnectin ams; twin WEST PINE. 351i—tTarge second-floor oma AND BOARD wa ad -_—_ — wee er ee eee i: i N. 4176A—Phone Grand ATEM , - : —~. — br _3 coune: tins , . peg, maga: C LEMA: KUSSELL “3632—Furnish ed rooms for lig CLEMENS, 5904A—WNicely furnished room + ’ s13—L! ‘ ox teen. : . ;, —e = : ~ _— room and kitchenette, range. 2 beds. ‘aun- | mpoyed: will eousider s 1480A N.—A beaeatif: dry. phone, continuous hot water. LCs oxzchanged. Lindell poem. with or without board: orivate : F . , u (7) | housekeeping Siéaey 261i. 8 8=—Er— ——- ~~ eee ee ee Fe , > ELLAND. 4530 A—!F’ leasant — rm NE WBERRY * TERRACE. 4545 3 ~ . - \ Be > ; y | = S—F 7 she roo>nm - ert ’ : wit ” ies block “fr > an ‘Mei Dour ne Hote: rea all private fam! : liv: © hone (fc gentieman all conventences water telephone : parior privileges; $3 50, SO0ODF!] iF EI I — i—Fre _—— ger. ing furnished rooms; mo rn. iigt : “teh private soniehenine Roe if ndat why Ast - , ie gM ET: ara | “ea ri. a ; " “ we ’ . as ~ 10U in > rx , Riow rm CEEVELA ND. 5624—Niceiy furnished front |PussELL. 3644—Pieas-nt front room; mod- | DELMAR BL.. 4460—2 furnished connectis os | : ; housekeeping — ae eet ee ee INO 110—Large. coci. 2 r reasonable. | _@xchanged 602 : - : 7 wee _. — : te furnished. tn wrivate family. | RUSSELL 2826-—2 light housekeeping DELMAR BL. 4451A—Two comnect'ng | HAMILTON. 951—Large. clean room. 3 win- 1 an wrest Rat pt ton Poi 5 —' . , r gents —._ - ———_— - — -- — = Ee : . : y sfcrnish ———__ __ / oe -- air i. fer Two nis fur. - —— ber, $15 — OONNECTICUT. 34323 — Neat furnished RUTGER 4203—Neatl ™ haa DELMAR BL.. 5004—2¢-floor east southern- | LOO its iy mind ant) [RNON, ; mnect « nished rooms, ght housekeeping. iduics. PT - 4 of Bea . reom in private family: gent lemen ; pases ea. Sevo—eet! sUrniene. rooms. exposed room with kitchen: modern apart- hell . ¢ nien ces 223 Sia —e for hx ing: all coz Webster 657W _ploy ed du > day. Boz B-318 Pa Mf Py ion a ie — . usekeeniag om heal > 83ST Ww | TUXEDO. S16 (Webster\—tLarge south fare R “Mt a. Be - ‘ Heck from car. Grand 2S: | ‘— Tak 1200 — ee use im A 2. 2 : > omens : . re—Lar at r- om x ORITTENDEN, 3433-—Desirabie furnished ST. ANGE, 1081—Nice sleeping room with | DELMAR, 4031—Two connecting light _ijd=—Room and board. : ai $048. A—Neat : — >: 61. Seautiful : ;| mished room: near Manchester cars: cwn- d AND BOARD réom, adjoining bath; with couple; mo *) venien: : ‘ed ape housekeeping rooms; one large house; — my __Forest {$00 rent . auyvenianten sie at: exposure, su! _er's home: advits. (83) aT " conven 1ences. keeping second flcor. KENSINGTON ou ~1—Large nicely = 22138 —Two nicely furn ened ee RPE aa: — ferred. Cabany other roomers; gentiemen only. ' so we * ' . Vv INCENT. ~ 285 2—S) eepin o> light , rn ___ ened | gf e¢eT - 3 ™ ™ reasonah'e . - 7 : 4 , _— | ; 207— ing room fer 1 | = | DELMAR BL... 4116—Large. nice house -_— = adie. = : ASHI : 587 -oom oe N. 1307—Housekeeping ; | housekeeping room. Grand 2 OROTM r - keeping ro om germany second -floor KENSINGT IN, 52 36—L ovely bedroom. ; =ay Fs apsetaals ce eard — ae FOR RENT L ED ~ ea aaa a > ay SOLMA! : TT. ; : 5 3—2 - ront. Lindell 2858) fed, mployed: convenienc h ' — : WASHIN ‘GTON. 4921—Private home. atle- 39. rie with ting housek ng | SECOND, 3545 § rooms. gas — e.ec oo conveniences ome A804 A Heauti?a _— SO ; ge ’ ir @rnishe oom: 2 DOLMAN, at i ks befe: adults. | tric. abd water | DELMAR BL 4133—Rooms for sleeping | 25 p= Eee Sa Beautiful Sent rem; 1 er; man or employed couple: reasonable r cou mploved. °) : . es -_ +. . . . a "oF , . = — . : : : . = — oa eee aon 5 5 room ‘ell be- | SHAW, 3908 A—Nice eingle front room; pri- ene = MgAt eo ean; conven- aN2i a. JOS ean. comfortaple a eal vy a WASHI ro: BI 4933— Nea‘ ly ° LEDE. 3522—T = ished rocess fo- on) oe 6 a. = .— vate familly; convenient to car. fences; reasonable price | | privat mn Bell phone: near two car “4A _ W-—Rooms : shed ors: aie Pe " colar: ' ie mms fe , R OM AND BOARD Wie furnished front | SHAW, 3500-—Rooms, beautifully furaish-| DELMAR BL.. 3723—Nice. a SSseR, Wit | ; = 4 a ao L.. 4554A—Room for light house- INGTON BL.. 4956 leely furnished | RINE 301 $— Third floer >| ooard ; - rand 2 5M. ed; employed; newly decorated; laundry, | kitch henette: running Water: her rooms: iad coe = ao completely cur- ~ “ r ler cee = ~ RADS, 2607——N y wu — SITEN 40587 DELMAR B31 5237A—Light housekeeping | =:-— —— nt: furnishe? for housekeeping rooms: twin beds: amver ~ exhe, : — - ~ . ? ANDOAH, O£ 7? ' =e —_ & seeping —- - . . 8 i ‘ at : i’ : Rr \M—-4 ‘ r : On So people; conveniences; private atria | empleved: yee — lor 3 rooma, single a commecting; southern e¢x- : : ty oazoeme : : —Large room; convenient, qWasniInG’? = = _—- ried ompia ¢ c “a! 1 Bomont . _posur e; cool and convenient. / = ws eas $0 .D0€7900 niversity rite fc r 2 gentiemen Rn; private ' scaled as emia ty oo _ : ; yet Sign TH 1 ” SHENANDOAH, 3656A—Nice front room. 2 = Da! ; T. > =n ma ye mee —— : SHE N. 294: tly ¢ SIGH 1014 a rooms, ae ie ean MIGHTEENTH, 3007 &.—2 rooms, nicely |__ private home: conveniences. DELMAR BL.. 4454—Connecting rooms for | fixnca Uinuwiv OF: — | fy = oe es »_ colo | Forest _9137W *)| p-Ser. Post-Dupaa Fe OD ee GP ee TE roome, in private bome . aera, ee, Re eae ae te & — — —_ - Se ee ee emtnatiiie, alla aii aaa - ~ =. EE EE Eee ee 7 “urniehed or housekeeping. with or with- 'SHENANDOAH. 3302 A—Front roem \with ; housekeeping: sieeping rooms: car and bus - ‘ we - oe : 37 5 Ri Ni ly urnished TZ — TT —— a ee ee eut beth: adulte. | or without board. Cal! Grand 1253R service ——-— , — —~ th iene a “= see ' ~ wae — . ~oM ASD sBOaRD ELEVENTH. $633 § —2 rooms unfurnished. SHENANDOAH. 3118—Housekeeping rooms, | VELMAR BL.. 3874—Kitchen and other is thonmeimen . BY... ; —34-floor mt room, kitc SCE = ——= — i rin Ss. water: adults. all comveniences; private home. wa ee quiet home; refined people: refer- - — — - Let ect rt Se ae 4. — room, | WAN pe ip board; mother and children Ba southern uthern-exposed room for SH ENANDOAX. -3854—Neat! i a ies ‘ae ban - . alt — > : ' ae = : or man a wife. Mrs. Louts Rieschi. price Bos 3° ome a ella TASHINGT - BT ‘ Re. Poot _Catawissa, Mo. Ro i ake x 5-152 ery Coil pie furnished SEHENANDOA H. 53038 A—F irnished rooms: Be = — ge ly my electricity, refr iger- ————— ee ——— 0 — _ = BL. 08 Poveie eutahd ‘ _ front ros : : : ; in ieee’ | — ————__——_— - —-- ei A Db BOARD i phone. private famtiy; Park or Compton car. P _—_— . . - é aie sv 0815 ~ . at ; "a SHINGTO! BI | - | HOTEL : —+ > DELMAR BL, 4947—Third floor: hall room L _ - foer trot 49 . : Ls , room with | SHENANDOAH. 3830A—Laree front south | chea lady will! to ‘ in ores: |] 5 ri . {ore . n soe: ‘ . ia = — ¢ room ; or 2 gentiemen: private family: | Ry, ine {oO stay with sleep! "3 — a ey : w_~ , mao SHIN’ IN BL. 3702—Nicely furnish SOLONIAL HOTEL. 8” w. Grand. see D ‘e: tm ferences . 4 am child two evenings a week | : -HW: 00 fu a) , ' Paget o's . nasement: ro es Post -Disnhe t: all conrentencee Grand AQS4. ie) ) | DEI MAR BI as oat —_— : ing : ances rranasement: ms. $1 5 50 up terme. (cS) sv ™ rooms —- a tat ey . ; 2 os oe 234—Com . a len hi re ar = “ Low pin rooms, . itchen, em- r. (uo, SRower Oaths i a - m+: 1 ' ; cor _Suatiomse | nisheh room. private foamy. kitosen | 1720S, Tad, Kitchenette. Owner's home st if preferred Fo 3% eo : al aie, eee >. wimiheke it~ =a oe privilege if desired: reasonable. | — = o : one .Caad seamen or on —- ——- — —_=-____ ae oan eats z ——— ——— a | LOCUST. S197—Cicam, oulet: Si day up: | ~ ) ' — ; , a . T—E) ntly ANTD OARD : | GIBSON. 4507—Room: one er eo SHENANDOAR. 3634A—Furnished swe — _~ . O48 ame | f ruiahed ‘wo ~~ ~ = 407 on ntlemen. ladies or coup! : _ aS g ower ad Mss ll Sees : - — n lege ran " ' r Mees A sida HOTB ; private bome. entosta Te o sae. nibe ee! Ot Ee : , D 4270—Three rooms. fu hed | let_fom : = 3 woe tain , HINGTON BT - ; — J ric ian; porch, |! . dirds, trees, ° SIDNEY. 2029—Bie furnished roe: a — — LEI ry ont seaman and 2 ” _ . oe senet im heds ” an lowers. (os) GRAND BL. S520A &—One large house- ame: every conven nee ed roe: private | “bousekeep! ng: running water: 3 ees Siok ae may lee FO snieiien , a ge mB ras Ss. ‘TON HOTEL 318 Pi —_— . d ‘ 4590 o— > 2 DL! room ior geo tiem in: - : cas S - ~— tBi ng eowF mak: og low summer rates. room, with sink, complete. (ce) fp — : we —— NBT. 35° o— | re roorm ’ we a Poe ’ , ~ ‘ ~? ¢ a. i Ws r> i. ‘ . GRAND SEI6 &—Recme cee siee ping or house- “wenn — oe 60564-—New! Ti an oe ae cu Sighs — a ‘ e or two : od ee | week $f day; large lobby. running water ROOMS Ww . phone; : er a ER Oe er ae ee ee ; each Diane fo ~ Meo | fences: electric fan: Bell phone LACLEDE. 43° — > tar. | PAGE. 4067 | Geet caupecting siese- | oe : EMPRESS-RIALTO HOTEL, 3594 Oily HT HOUSEKEEPING Tm 7 MA ya, z | . WASHINGTON. 4910 — WN urnish — Je) live et. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - centiemen. with board Sidney 885). | DEL m BL.. 38 onnecting rooms. lst _ nt.em ame: f or 2 quntiemen: sedere o sear Grand; hot and esld water m rooms; By refined couple: a i ' TEXAS, 1628A—Nice clean sleeping room in | 48 =i c. ,. clean, 7 ; | . GRAND, S226A a front. ie fam!) ~€ free phene: handy 3 car ELM a ay = i front _Toom i+ e; couple emp J ie — - — | 4843. Mrs Jageman. proprietress. ‘-® (ov) Post-Dispatcs sonah 214—2 front , > : fami! ¢ desired : | nt : Ee waa _ines ; peason: * A vos ' Pile n pormesti} . = , =: gl :venier orivate| LACLEDS HOTEL ANNEX. Broadwag and Sa toe a —l or & ferntaiiel, aie - Pa : ~~ PAE oy : ————— —$« « * se _ A if — ee = a R 4 4 Wo re: i as . ?¢ ‘ 2 ' " + — . - — DELMAR BL 3970 aie Sin 7; e and double | . { : _— urnished it} - = ‘ . +h ’ 4 . ‘ Pf, : : ae . : a! ; SEMIN« LE He TE rs L337 55 7 in ry : ~~. Ri - MS Wea : : . ‘WATER. ao rooms; first-class; gentlemen emplore(: mm Lot - heat as. tric and room. be » ‘>: private fami! ; StInhein racer. : gentlemen | ‘ large. beautifully furn shed aes wt ‘id. —T we, -| Nghe Re es ny — img -oo'rs ‘for rea Sonah'e (3) telepnon 1. sect — floor ae : sired : har i el! sout bern cocking: rate - state orice Eah5—> _sieevine rome | WAVERLY Pl. re Eereie_SS7 Wy. - © |}DELMAR BL... 7052a—Neatly furnished LACLEDE. 49264— 3 lars connecting PARKVIEW 4534—-Furnished rooms -—Light housekeep- | menth and up: references exchanged ROOMS | Wid.—Three, -'—Large housekeep connect! rooms, all conver ces; rea- housekeepir rox J convenienc — — -" = ' : ns: convenen at , , _ — aay eeaeEaeeInS feem: a scom. with kitchenctte: afi comveaivecee | conadia Se ee ee Sere , ees i ae i. tet —One block east ot et. a WASHINGTON HOTEL ROOMS Wr4—2.a = > : ; ts tal: new furnis? : . ~ pe —- TIGKORY 1504 Furnished re | WAVERLY PL. 1743—Larece housekeeno- DELMAR BL. 5054A—Love!ly furnished LACLEDE# 3 2g Lal furni »| bo use- pi cable fort gentleman. A 23 Soden WaSHINGTO IN BL TRO 3—Front par'or an a | KING'S HIGHWAT @& WASHINGTON BL. | £288 2nd North Market. ° bath. leaund $30 | _ me room . southern exposure: continuous | room for 1 eor.2:; twit , Convenient; keepin On itchenette | eonver very reasonmabie: a!) conven- kicchen housekeeping: also sin SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. | ROOMS Wtd.—2? or 3 facing street m ry. | * water rhow 1 ae ra ortvate heme _ref , 6 orest 437 - — . —_ = Ss i?) &. = } furs! Toer > ’ ' 5 , ly x e Ww SHIN - : . ~ wi rT . “4 4 7 sit MPHREY. $897—Furnished room: prt- nished fromt room, for employed couple. DELMAR BL. 3864—How Sepiae aparr- . eens ; eye mod ne —_ rw v4 (off Olive)—43xx “cst we cons wens ~~ mie J furnished W INDERMERE He ITEL ROOM wes —Furnished; “ ment: first floor single housekeep! n at .am..% 20m e ous ! vom; private bath On ous [ Water, ever con- ; . ° , , nt rit lerran — 1469M. Biceping roome e-y =’ ce - ind ‘ Fa ~ : _ . . ry Delmar 4. at Clara: not merely a place aon’ ~ vate a conte Third floor west; et- W! INNEB AGO. ~ 3809A—2 r tlw ished —_— - . — ae __ ~ —— > = ono urn: ner aie ° EN DLT 31 _, Alive c ars arge ria ——~ - - -— — sicnees ec ARE) Ws ae OS to stay. but with an a‘mosphere of home ee “Bs Ty's pa! |__reoms for light housekee = wes | DELMAR BL... 3829—large room. tt . ec 37444—Fu nished one ovum, dressing room, Kitchenette: pri ASHINGI" t1Si—-Large and smal] | and an excellent tabie. Phone Cabany 4770. RO ms Wa —i ar) : = : > | itehenette: also sleeping room. with run- 2. ANCISR, vate toilet; adul . bath: completely furnished: gecorated. | yi rooms, nicely furnished: reason- , nh | net ever $75: Seath Side: ht: ~ 3542 +e py room. furnished;/ ning water = nosts bi - re wart £1464 T abate, =ee K ; 80 en cabinet floor i > pono Te ae og KE! 147? Neecrin Se gee —————s — Eee I LCCC a? 7 ae 0 eee ; : - ,.W. eae es was , second w ser DELMAR Bi.. 5711A—Furnished beautiful- | +AUKE!.. 1472—Neatly furnished room: PLYMOUTH, 5830—Lovels = toon: re SHINGTO: 4540—esirable linht LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL ROOMS Wid—2 of &. 3 73M (ec) aner nl i low remt; per- , — ~~ - — - ’ Poot 18 tn or double: al) convimiences AMERICAN AND ET ROPEAN PLAN. —— side preferred: ' Southwest : — a , — Vet near RAY ; O00 Ee bs 5 irnished ——— ~~ =! Newly turn! ished: excellent fvod - room in LMAR 4224—E jomaliy clean . ' — ee. STON od Newly furnished (Marviand I acilede cars cy ~ ame ne and fer gecgeman witb a ~ “Shen” privileres., So R. - - well-furnished. room; no light house- Lew 1s PL. 24 o onnect! Lice surfound! re space : ~) — 4. Conven:en: cerntlemen ‘aan 4300 Lindel! bi Lindett e210. (cS) = OMS wre 2 ladies ai other roomera mo ahildren. Be! ; | _reon'ns ORDECL phone Forest 655: __tc37) RIDGE. 6130aA—2 unfurnished rooms and ——— 2 ; ; > : - sees ge > a ~ - 4 . + “floor: electric. gas: cheap | 2mploved people LINDELL. =. | ROOMS—Living reom. bedroom aaa Loin ROSELLE HOTEL | R150. Post-Dosnatch NEOSIIO. 5304S rooms. kitchenett gas., VELMAR 51 S743A—Large weil fur with or without meais, home cooking: con apartment. Forest 3797M. | 4145 Lind 1 i 3300 se: | eg ee ey — = po Ee A =e, ©UR- : eet coos ne! hey nécell bi. ndel! American ROOM Wrtde— Nght and heat furnished; private family: | RR Sees bath. modern ¢2r- ee = ‘GLE ROOM—5S00 weet: vacant. Sept choles home. — water, owner s and Ecropeen plan: summer rates. European. ve ftestant r feoences Phome Laclede J91R. EA NS a@ivA - — a 4318—Rooms, gentlemen only, ? Cabany 5644R - ee — 7 a $25 - month and up American. $55 «4 ea bie. ”: aw | ASTON, | — furnished reoms; privi- m owners home; all convenienc rea! R* — rivate fam- n ne parior a.80 second-floor | cUf#ine sccemenedations for py ~~ Rox OMS ag — ee posse eg reel = — EASTON. 42494—3-room fiat: reyt 3¢ $30, te | LINDELL BL 08—Cocl 2 "yoemn, |ROOM — 1: fernished for — _ ——— cone, ~ ” arate en! rance. Call Benton 2 o7 Mon- party Suvinge furniture: reasonab’e ae ' » +h ont “ _eenle en. _ ‘Lindell 1S74I gen tieman , - WAS I sTON. BL. 4519—Pleasant room | AVOID HIGH PRICES | Tt es —— ‘ov wmomive EASTON. 4521A—Extra large. weil fu: . - a OoM—Sma! wy — — tine net water: owner's home: gen - Stratford Hotel. @th and Pine: new mod- ROOMS Wrd— gh = sae | | mished room: hath. electric: $3. men on'v . - a-—Simail, for gentleman. Cabany emar fn every way: downtown location. rates Pr prefer furni —_ : . . . : ~_ a c , ron ~ Week single: $7» week do dout » 3 day ic ’ et ~1 im. ; West EAS TON 44629—Fr rod | Cc } - . : : Pu ..8 re) ; ' ‘Tt . . r mom . Rete cee " e - - 12— Large m for : —.. a” GAY , — ' _ gent emen #8 aor conven! enc ~~ o r two . aad . ~ b x ani ate ° mal ad r wormen empilec> . nen of ; . &A email roome for — Rr Ma Wee woes ACADEMY. 925— Room l or 2 gentlemen SAaTo™: §6Raas =F . — a : —— 833M : iri >6 KING SDAL E Hi TEL ad iad . 6 __ convenient 3" imo | fn ot wal? - 7 EASTON 3606- Fy nishs ad front room all i ~ Fe LL) 5! *>6 » - —— 7 aaa “7 sae ae . - - oe —_—_—— ame =a ot OR US) 2a: room. Conver ences reasoneb 2 - tment : ; - , . ey fan w 3e . t oJ, ou. oo 5017 DELMAR. /ACAl ADEMY. 921—-2 front roem suites. with EASTUN. 4567—3 rooms. gas and electric. ner = ) ———e—_— om ~- = oo ’ onven — a ae , Large cutside rooms. ail modern conven ROOMS kitchen privileges: also Rall room ic) le en norech 7 eAvte * Osectr —— : — sg aaa . iat 4. Ler; ad rho’ . oes gpk om Pen BO" a H.e , ences a hotel with a homelike a’rmoerhere rand af : ‘E : T t! , } . =n _ ——— aot on wea - : mi = : 2-9 month : Iw iN BL Lay , . ery reaeonalle rates ‘orest 14528 , Renton 165 gO ne ee ae foots, ef Wil, JRiaNed Toes in modern apartment. rea ROOM—F a. references Water | in aint tile pte _Forest 158 (0) | ou z "la * rivate fam eS . v4 , i. — hy antiemen or! “. we ee >, = ° .UBERT, 72l—Large neatir Sure! shed sec- | EASTON. 5505—_Furnishea — Yor 1 oc 3 | LAN DE! Br 4%40__°a a9: i ~. sviere _Cadany 6694 = -- Aa — - fotg' se -naidngensumnciagetateeamiaien ts LAC L EDe HOT EL = “a Vots, in highway » t “ ian . se ae « yA ; a . _ - a : 7 — > “ 9 AS “N ho : N iy 4 . vers ; : ond fi ao ats ehrt by ouse kK eep' "= Mowe ws modern all improvements. : : > win yee s 2 ¥ ~~ Carr : * = . . - : arg? Pred on? rod . ae ’ hi ixth an Be ae ‘ . Rew ‘Ms ss r —— a ; ?6—Large recom. nrivat - O45 [A a? st ‘ aan : ‘ i on. 7. ~ : as ; te. —s ‘ ~ 4 . ~ bof -. ' . hd . --- ys © er er 2 nerse ne CaPharyr 48715. —_ “ Te ae : . . a afl ot Wa er Oot-Water beat: Y ela d oe - oi me, ti ghr house k een! ne. omnene? ay BAR’ RIM ria 59803—Conn lecting housekeeping EAS PON 5826—-Two rooms. furnished Mero & , we: ' . ~ pe : , ’ ogee « ae —Sout hern expesure orivare { WASHINGTON yO - rat 7 - : 5: fi re ws and Ww ent Pa: 24 im. be r or ont . rooms; gink: no ether roomers. 3 car ugnt Reousekeeping: a!l conveniences. roo sn Paae br: seaeenetin : ASHIN' N BL... 5825—3d fleor ei - tien 4 BRoOM ines. cour 1? , . . — - ~ ? 2 are front rooms and sun . : | as - , * ne erypeosurTe brea kfas?r £O methine Se a RP, Oe =o eee ae te a : aw BARTM aed : ~ . EASTON, 4283A—Widow wants ‘ady ro ) — er : cation for gentiem , ° 3 or nt | RTMEN RTMER, S631 —2 light housekeeping aq, BOUMKeeping privileges. ‘Lindell @opHERaOS aL ——— mploye pie: references. For 3 family | ~ Fm SS ROOMMATES WANTED | Wie ~——S attias : ; —. : . “ : _ ent : ‘ _ . ; 77 Sal : an ; oe hreakfast nerrt — cmd _T saw ris _vate - aoe on 5 na arene : sets , BAY ARD_ 024— Sune picew 4 furn: shed 24 EN RIGH ing | _eoms. Me E ’ \ 2 — ame . *\ "ae" , _— ‘ arc. WATERMAN >. + furnisherd | LAD Y to share flat as own home, south. ~ ~ si es ae -~ 7 aR aeeee tees enemas — —- ae pa > BAYARD 44——2 ;coms. furnished. finor front. Forest 2954\/ — . , Yin : ~ D> na Li weil furn? . eo , : : : ‘ * fa é : shi 4 me Y 4 . gen’ eman emp .oTred 2 Ate >p‘ano For - R ” MM —— _— = - . « é - : J , MALS wre. Youn ’ r apertmen > 2 complete Kitches: steam beat, adults only ENRIGHT. S71u—Heom . private home mo. = , : a - :, rene eniia! ear twee , an 6Ceeires IS Eo VA! Tae oe rer’ \eme ogir - oi ~ “ - ; . C = - ee aantbetneddiitiatinda sabia recimrnats. eplenfi! lec: ane —_ wae — : mEN: : tes: ow oo se ow —— a . WEesr rrlpe — : Ff = , # BATARD, 1304—Nicely furnished front ENRIGHT. 5243—Neatiy farm! shed room, th bo or twe Linde 1494 "ae : or large front; apart- _ #, LOSS AS. . 3936——N lesty fur. | S021 Lectode — , . 91936 soUsekeeping. Page car Poreet sil _mofern conven ences. people *mP loved. Pur , a. a ' oN) its; no ‘other roomers ama - B ‘ —— ser gentiemasg oniy: ROOMMATE Ww: d.—3-roem fist to share with Wid - ee =e —_ —————_- : oo? _ me! 37 . , — , ae TSaSOnabie. Se eT OU TAL r - ut 7. ow ts ae od est ENRIGHT 4203—Frent bedroe lining ° fron room . nen atte oe rent! em >. EsTMr aaa a ‘aime car Desses doo: _re: > wor Ki ng Woman: reasonable. £394 _* denires sien ‘ - ones ee — se » FS L ' & oOo." ese * . ae? - an f “t Ba TARD 1197- —Room end Kitchenette. fur- room and kitchererte. $10 ner ~ rly eo iw @. : : 9 = _— , P- a ews - _— ‘a ed for ‘ight housekeeping: young cou- ENRIGHT 5141—Neatly furnished sieep- y - aa , ' a> ates BLOOiis URS .ad C Ro mi sae ' ma a ‘o gha LOOMS Wid—Teo or See Die desired ing reer “ent nucus het water; all a ad floor — Gow ie : _— ———— — oe ” oniie i gg &- tig wt ae nse hen ata rt fer ght house with oe ' “ rer . Teens Me rict., t -ei piene and bath. sear BELL. 513 ‘onnecting rooms and kitch- Ba Be aomeiiiitiitaaina a5 ' in ouse Keep: a southern e=pesed. gas. electnic. NRIGHT 50364—One or 2 rooms > _ : . — _ om oor - satbasutnee "S.., m LX ER 3979 — Furnished ri _. is é , cee. Grand 1114 = oh yeaa 4 Q: furnished for ligh: emg aan — es so ie art. Teaser ma De Ri * > MS Wee wah Brit 14044—Large and sma! furnished 3 te a9 me ROOM—Far = ’ INSTE ‘——Neatly furntshea ROOMS | he a A en ge Sa wi 2 ie » Fu MF , ~ mers aa A : : ae NS — - = 4 + ~ a : pa , , " - > - seeded . : = el wed sols ~ siMle™ as ° bighwar: 2? bed Sree. ba mes WERS : ; : he ladies emaioye od . Lac! Y Ww ES sTMi NSTEI — : — . ; coe Sie . he iw 7 Digt-ict state wt fuer eouth)>—Frenr and m4 ‘se gts F = ‘os 7 ' o eae . a - 7% 3 m , on , : ’ . : ° ~~ el atrict or _ a ion attractive and ho n-ixe ENKI ‘ak az: — - vWENnecT (nN On ‘ : - ' - . . = a « . : a . irni : ~ . ° P c - ~ — gen em™meu. aidlert Apart pede range ton earn -~ P Ben ~— ee . opt 2 it /. , ‘ = ’ ; . " , ™ Ad: ’ e ~ Be « —_—- arti shed ‘. = . * aera > ma fone ‘ on . . — a A ae ABA NSE. S1S1—Destrabie room 5 oo. ——aa a = _——_——— —— tis secon , + Fuk@:. a) nise . ~ SSL ES _ Connecting “> ee seein ep : “i ” , EN RIGA 4545-1 furnished rvems. —- >riva’ i. j a ty ooms, | : opti t Chlidren’s Geard ae oe ee ee wishing quiet home som . > tal r tf destes = . _ ptiora! ne needa } att) mar Dinan aon A — ° ‘en *fhces aa A Ny OR i OE RI lt aia ll A Al agg A ae a NO ea TO A ey LE + Nee ee a MwusekeeDing opie roam rH t=} id Y , : 5 r . Furnished mom sleeping ame aoure ~' , — , — * ; : : Se — . = he ae _ Poem “37. Mur cima} ‘ Courts. ronv ' - ~ “ = — = ~ ’ , i % —— - = . , : ” ; 7 ee eenaen eae — cama ys ——— EN RIGH* 4540— -arniehed roeme for - ——— - - - aS ‘—. one or two per- sentieman : tu ROOM “tes BOARD wr i ori vate $7 io a a shane. mS: water | itchen. eiettriq ~~ ** "= a ee a? : cpl me ; Wi STMINSTER ae 5 : —— = — — : e [ear 5 or » : - ’ ~ ‘A—3 laree. —" ~~ ee re - *ro4r* wher s , : $5 ~ : ; Re: “7M AN Ty He For er td ——iie em re — —— oN ie $603-— Neo furnished fare —— foe : a ae WS ‘leren business man . en PUR: Chace ¥ ed Rex Kx. ipa Pome - Beene tr gay ean. Se ieee Kee n'y : : 9 , = ; %: ’ - ; ; - ate . ir . . > ’ : - “ te eon — ‘ “Ot c USP Kk eeD og i, SS : me ¢ 33} ‘Jon’ ] a 2986 VESTMINSTER FL pain . ae ~ — ae See wre + peek | = range —— hougeiteapaua ae _ ~~ i 3 = : . (rect on ! frort reemea, $10- ene room Rex - = Seas Box D- 211 Nice! v , a : y ans ‘ + Co? 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ee : 1 : : 4 : : ; Vy : . ; | | ‘ - a ~ ne I ct a oe on 7) m4 * ® UE 5 a , . ea” Vests teal *se ’ . : aie ifs Yay” eaie ges ® . wale 3 a « Ae ete ele « CON, RIVER EPITAPHS } — Series of Newr Verses By Eds 2 ie ee Masters a > (Third lostaliment. ) . ERNEST TYROWN. PREACHED the faith ot pessimism. But do you know the secret? ‘Twas love of life and hate of death, Which ends and so dishonors life, That made me rail in bitterness; Live is not worth the living! But if you love a thing you fight Even for means to keep the thing; And if you love a thing, you think It has some use to you. That’s why, though failing at forty years, I set to work to build again, For fear of starving in old age; And found myself restored in fortune — Before I came to sixty. LEONARD FAILES. Why did you bury me next to Ernest Tyron, The theoretical pessimist? For I was the real thing. Failing in the laundry business at forty years of age. I lay down and never worked again, What was the use? There was no use, and I lived the idea to eighty’ years, Supported by wife and children! AMBROSE SEYFFERT. Oh! the vears we waste and the souls we waste If learning one simple thing— And what it takes to teach us! Not until after her lonely sojourn In Buenos Ayres, leaving her children, Who had to be left to leave her husband— All in devotion to me. Not until after her hopeless return To the door of dishonor, the roof of remorse, Did the meaning of that devotion to me Stare like the blinded eyes of a friend On my poor heart, gifted with vision at last To know devotion—but when it is lost. To know devotion! Like one who knows the good of a lamp, When the lamp is out, and he stumbles in darkness And falls to a fate of endless pain— Lamenting the absent lamp forever! EMILIUS POOLE. Did you ever see a growth, Whether of flower or weed, Break down and waste because of excess of life? That was I, fellow citizens, With 2 no work to employ my restless energies And fulfil) my vision of life. Say you that the right man finds his work? What would have become of General Grant If the war had not come on? He was sinking into decay, And was rescued miraculously for himself and the country By the opportunity of the war. But no war came for me! ll MAURICE SCHLICHTER. Remembering the fate of Eugene Carman, Who confessed to his theft and threw himself Upon the mercy of Thomas Rhodes, I turned to the Bible for words of wisdom, And went to she rivals of Moses Schrimski, Successor of Thomas Rhodes, whose money I stole for the needs of life. I went to his rivals and told his secrets; ‘J went to his rivals and settled his bills As the unjust steward did in the parable. And when I was fired by Moses Schrimski, I got another job in the store — Whose owner hated Schrimski. And I say that it’s wise, when you're serving .Mammon, To serve him to the end. IGNATIUS MARLOWE. I imprison the eagle with the crows, Who know not what the eagle knows. He will croak a little when crowded, Or whistle when his soul is clouded. But free him back to be with the eagle. How he flaps his wings and shrieks, When the lightning the heaven streaks, And all the peaks call to the peaks! FRANK BLATT. Here I lie, rotted down from two hundred pounds of flesh | To less than a pound of mud! After eating four thousand steers, And two thousand bushels of corn, And ten thousand loaves of bread, And drinking five thousand gallons of whisky. What for? To give me strength to bliat, So that I could buy beef and bread and whisky, And biat! - . = LEVY SILVER. Why dia I sell you plated silver, Rhinestones and synthetic rubies? Why did I sell you gold-filled cases? The question at stake is why did you buy? I couldn’t sell them as real and prosper. But you could buy them and pretend them real, As part of your game of fooling each other With fake morality, hollow customs, And laws compounded of spurious stuff. The goods sold matched something in you: For some of your souls were only plated; And some of you put yourselves together To imitate virtues clear and previous; And some of you were mostly brass, Under a film of gold! THOMAS WENTWORTH ARLINGTON, After you have married and begotten a son, And the son grows up, and you see in his eyes And see in his way, the crookedness, Always suspected and almost proven, In the father of her you married, There it is at last! Etched clear, definite, beyond dispute. This was my fate who married the daughter Of Thomas Rhodes, the hypocrite banker. And what could I do but stand aghast, Like a hen that hatches a snake? NORRIS LITTELL. I moved from a better house to a better house, I built the house of my desire, And lived in the house for years and years While Stuart Herring was building his house, And all the while was adding to it. First a porch and then a window, According to fancy from time to time; And having his wish in a kind of growth; And never achieving it, always expectant Of wonders yet to be. — ’ (Copyright. ) . & - J r ( , lights in the little s cities and capitals of These social groups distinctly less polished sophisticated generally and the Atlantic cc Western and Middle ordinary thing to see provincial social lead main street in the hot small boy dutifully fe coat. Shirtsleeve sociey, section of wealthy A first signs of gradua * ciety I found was the to discard his coat w doing so. I remember a very f Henry Tabor, at whe with, I later discove between the million first visit to Denver, I had received inst my editor, whose go¢ ment, and who saw in any one place; an communicated to Tabe Mountains, L had rec asking if I would no to Colorado. Tabor had been in and, having found a t of the richest men in t a most magnificent He was one of the most hurt him to ha ever, he managed to visit—a tribute, I f daughter, a very and unsophisticated, bitions. | had been there thing smoothed down who, when he tal mining and such-like esting companion the most splendid an world, plenty of she the company of Echo; / Was enjoying my Ud ntly decided that th to business,”’ After dinner one the library of his sud a big whisky my feet on the ft mn. leaning bac i ook, what will you ‘uw?’ It was the most " r heard in my it *l-intended that f olnse, He did not ft * just had the ' that British hary people, that ontract alllances” vrobably was rather 'n this little matter « SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH--AUGUST 26, 1923. - oe PAGE Two

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Heiress [yids (ash for The — His Grace of Manchester writes that a iz Colorado girl proposed to “make dad double his offer” after “dad” had said, “Now, Dook, what will you take in cash to be my son- inlaw?” and the young noble- man had declined to name his price —Thien, as he relates, he married Helena Zimmerman of Cincinnati, in opposition to her father’s wishes, bat the latter finally came around and left the Duchess all of his great fortune. es 2s $e (This is the third installment of the autobiography a@& the Duke of Manchester. Another will follow shortly.) - By THE DUKE OF MANCHESTER. ANDERING about the States of America for the Hearst newspapers [ had a good many adventures, most- ly amusing ones, and, as my identity was blazoned forth daily by my sen- sation-loving employer, I was well received as a rule by the leading lights im the little social rings in the various big cities and capitals of the states. These social groups were, as one might expect, Gstinetly less polished in their manners and far less wphisticated generally than the society of New York ani the Atlantic coast millionaire resorts. In the Western and Middle Western states it was quite an diary thing to see the husband of some proud woviacial social leader promenading along his city’s ‘Main street in the hot weather in his shirtsleeves. a oo dutifully following behind with the doffed Shirtsleeve sociey, in fact, aptly expresses a large ection Of wealthy American provincials. One of the first signs of graduation from provincial to high so- ciety I found was the reluctance of the “climrber” to Giscard his coat when he had a good excuse for doing so. I remember a very famious Western American. one Henry Tabor, at whose house I was entertained— with, I later discovered, a calculated view to a union between the millionaire’s heiress and myself—on my first visit to Denver. T had received instructions to visit Colorado from my editor, whose gods were Action. Variety, Move- ment, and who saw to it that I did not sink roots i any one place: and some mutual friend having commumicated to Tabor my desire to see the Rocky Mountains, I had received a note from the millionaire asking if I would not be his guest during my visit we Colorado. Tabor had been in his youth a gold prospector, and. having found a big gold mine, had become one @ the richest men in the West, and had built himself 4 Most magnificent palace. He was one of the “‘shirt-sleeve prigade.” It al- Mest hurt him to have to wear a coat at all. How- ver, he managed to keep one on during most of my visit—a tribute, I fancy, to the firm handling of his » &@ very pretty and sporting, but simple and unsophisticated, girl, for whom he had great am- Thad been there a little while, and with every- thing smoothed down for me by my magnificent host who, when he talked about his early days and gold- miming and such-like things, could be a most inter- wsting companion-—trips arranged to view some of the most splendid and awe-inspiring scenery in the World, plenty of shooting, hunting and riding, and — “Ompany of Echo. the pretty daughter aforesaid, * 8s enjoying myself immensely when Tabor evi- “ auly decided that the time had come to “get down tw business." After dinner one evening he firmly led me into the library of his home, gave me a gigantic cigar “6 A big whisky and soda. told me to put my feet on the table if I wanted to, and *®. ‘leaning back expansively, said: “Now, pe What will you take in cash to be my son-in- 4 it was the most businesslike proposition I had ied heard in my life, and so frank and obviously | "S-inteaded that it was quite impossible to take | “fense. He did not in the least intend to belittle me. * just had the idea in his pleasant but crude -! that British aristocrats are not made quite like "Bary people, that they do not marry for love, but ‘“8tract alliances” on a basis of property; and he e “ebably Was rather proud of doing the right thing 4 ay little matter of his daughter and an English - SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 26, 1923. ———. ee “Now, Dook, what will you take Seeing my hesitation to answer, he put it down to a very proper reluctance to name a figure appro- priate to my position, and continued encouragingly: “I've given my children the very best.of everything im the world, and I never want them to want for anything. I think Echo should get the best kind of a husband available, and she certainly deserves a Duke. So how much will you take?”’ It took me some few minutes to assure him that, my feelings not being involved, I unfortunately could not avail myself of his very kind offer, even though he were to make his bid as high as his entire for- tume and his palace. He took the refusal rather hard—he had set his heart on buying me for his beloved giri—but the most embarrassing part of the affair occurred when I was through with father and had left him smok- ing furiously, and perhaps wondering what he could do to console Echo. » The lovely Echo was waiting for me in the hall, and I guessed at once from the breathless, specula- tive glamce she gave me that she was a willing ac- complice, if she had not, in fact, initiated the pro- ceedings. The fact that I did not instantly take her in my arms, or make some apt remark about hoping we should be very happy together, must have made her conclude that the interview had not gone the way she wanted it to go. She asked me direct what had bappened. “We couldn 't—er—ccome to an arrangement, was my diplomatic reply. “So you're not going to marry me?” “That bonor,” I replied, gently, “must be reserved for another worthier than I.” She eyed me. “I know,” she remarked suddenly. “Father’s been mean about it. Will you take me if I make dad double his offer?” . “Ob. he wouldn’t,”” I assured her. “The fact is, though he’s tremendously rich, his entire fortune is insufficient for the sort of marriage settlement I should have to have. You see,” I added, gravely, “we British aristocrats aren’t free agents. We have to do what our lawyers dictate and our family expects. I’m sure that you'll understand. in other circum- stances’’—I suppressed a sigh. “I’m so sorry,” I concluded. “But I should like to have been a Duchess,” she sighed next day. “and no doubt you will be,” I encouraged. “I am not the only Duke on the beach. There are a lot more like me in England, and they don't all have prohibitive marriage-settlement figures.”’ Having decided to make the best of a bad job, Echo cheered up, and we were quite good friends for the rest of my stay. I don’t think that Tabor, on reflec- tion, was very sorry about his failure, either. The idea of being a Duke's father-in-law must have weighed on him a bit. He loosened up in manner quite a bit, and grunt- ed comfortably as he shed his coat after dinner, hitched his thumbs in his braces, and lit up. Nor did Echo protest about herrdad’s new laxity. The American press took a good deal of interest in my doings, asd as most of the papers had to be sen- sational or burst, few of the stories of my supposed love affairs, the presumed state of my fortunes, my alleged feats with rifle and rod in the busting coun- try, and so on, lost in the telling. One way and another I was “married off” many times before I actually did become engaged. it was enough for me to be reported seen in some resort of in cash to be my son-in-law?” fashion in COM pany with a marriageable lady for an enthusiastic society editor to weave around the bare fact a romantic story, and promise the conventional seq uel—-wedding bells. The sight of my name in the list of guests enter- tained to lunch or dinner by prominent people with marriageable daughters was quite sufficient for some gOssips to recollect that I was a British Duke on a visit to the States, and therefore of necessity on the lookout foy a rich wife: and I was paired off again At one time I recollect I was definitely reported engaged to the beautiful Pauline Astor of the family which is worth untold millions, has a series of family places on |fifth avenue, and owns half New York. Ai another time it was Miss Ogden Goelet, also lovely and enormously wealthy. Prompt deniais, of course, followed. But these rumors caused the ladies named and me a consid- erable amount of embarrassment; for, like all ru- mors, they die hard. My affections, as a matter of fact. were already engaged at the time of these rumors. I was deeply in love with the beautiful American girl who eventu- ally was to become my wife. The daughter of Eugene Zimmerman. the great railway magnate. she was a very well-known figure in American society. although her father was not, and had no ambition to be, one of the exclusive New York and Newport set. the Four Hundred. I had met her on a number of occasions, our re- lations had ripened into something deeper and warmer than friendship; and when we met again in Paris, a year after my return from the States, we already had an understanding. Her democratic fathers did not, I may say. en- courage our romance A self-made man. of enter- prising tenacity, he was stupendously energetic. and bad had an amazingly successful career. He was plain and simple in his manner of life. and passionately devoted to his home town, Cincinnati, in the State of Ohio, where President Harding had bis home and used to run a newspaper On the outbreak of the Civil War in America Zim- merman was simply an obscure student in the local Farmers’ College. He enlisted in the U. S. Navy as a master’s mate. During the war he performed many deeds of great valor and gallantry, had the strange experi- ence of taking a hand in the bombarding of his birth- place, Vicksburg. Miss.: and by the end of the strug- gle had risep to the command of a ship Then he started to make a fortune in timber He bought an interest in a planing mil] and timber vard sold out at a huge profit two years later, and went into oil, which was then an infant industry: John D. Rockefeller, the Standard Oil colossus, roped him in a little later. and as the Standard Ou Co. rose in power and wealth by leaps and bounds until it dominated the oil industry of America. and. later, of the world, Zimmerman’s fortune grew to enormous dimensions. But Zimmerman was not content to lead the life of an “édle rich.” AMhough a millionaire be became chief engineer of a great railroad project in his home State. and then a bridge builder. A iarge portion of his wealth he put into the railroads in the great days when they were being developed on a tremen- dous scale, and when financial giants were battling for their control; and when I knew him he was one of the little “imner ring” of magnates whose word was law in railroad affairs. : (Continued on Page 12.) PAGE THREc a a re ee ee a ee eee ee et a we a — =" neta ont ¥ Pe a

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—« How American dogs brorght | the king of beasts to bay — Enraged animal doubled back and tried to charge the hanters after being twice wounded—Through a cedar forest in the wake of dangerous guarry—The native who was eager to kill a lion with his spear and what came of his heroism :: :: = - ~ s om weet ote > - . ~ wa ‘=> er ~ ba " ale © a « io - a Ne ERewtinditow © See | = * OLD cS ag eee eer (One of the most interesting events in the his- tory of the chase was the invasion of the African wilds by Paul Rainey. a noted American hanter, who organized an expedition to demonstrate to the worid that dogs could be used successfally in haunting the wildest and most ferocious game. With Rainey was Er Shelley. author of the appended articie. Shetiey is an expert on all forms of big-game hunting. Like Rainey. he is a great believer im the efficiency of properly trained dogs as an adjunct to this thrilling and fas‘inating form of sport.) rere ae - ee By ER SHELLEY. WAS hunting with Paul Rainey near Lake Blementeita. Lord and Lady Stafford had finished their hunt and lett for England a few days previously. We left our camp on Lord Delimere’s exten- sive holdings at the north end of the lake, as we had hunted that country very thoroughly. and moved several miles to the south, for Mr. Rainey had promised the American Museum a group of lions and he decided that this was the opportune ‘ime to procure them. We had hunted so persevering!y that the dogs and horses were jaded and we decided to take a day or two of rest befor® continuing our hunt. Our respite was broken the first night. however, for a monster lion passed by the camp. traveling south. Mr. Rainey and [ started early, taking some 15 »9r 18 hounds. while the boys led as many fighting iogs behind. Jim and Buster. very refiable dogs. were allowed to cast about while the remainder of the pack was kept at hee! Buster was the first to strike. As he gave tongue the rest of the hounds were released and soon the entire pack was with him. harking in. What a riot of voices: What pandemonium’ At last the lion. was jumped from his lair. We eould piainly hear his hoarse and angry growls. although he was nearly a half a mile away. The hunt promised to be an exciting one. We forzot our = — 26 +e ~ai ——— oN ee - - a — ~~ - - ~— Pee Pee Se ee en ee ~ * 4 a . a. t. Ue - a» . ee OE Ee eee ee Si ae D = measured 38 imches around his forearm. Again we resolved to take a day or two of and intended sleeping late, but the habit of rising had formed upon us and we awoke astal time. I looked far out across the open saw a native approaching the camp at top went straight to our headman, and [ heard Sims im bis native tongue that lions had killed the : at his master’s place. pa Mr. Raimey asked the man in what direction | ons were last seen. He was about point un Vr. Rainey’s horse. when Buster threw up his Bem sniffed the air and opened. ee In an instant the entire pack was away. soing SUNDAY MACrAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 26, 1923. ts —e * Woy, Pk i) a x = Mi o's yo “ > Satiy = a ~ ™ —_ CN A AE AEE NT ily ON IE LAL LLL ER eR ER ee ok en ee OE ET eee 7 =" Secs 3

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AFRICA’'S BIGGEST LION mile before the dogs could again catch uj and bring him to bay. Again Mr. Rainey had great trouble in holding the old Masai back. The old warrior seemed anxious to have a go at the lion with his spear’ At length we came up to the dogs a second time. They were now baying in a heavy cedar timber. many of the trees of which were two feet through We approached with much caution and could plain- ly see most of the dogs baying. but for some time could not see the lion. Presently he moved slightly and I saw him standing with head and rump con- cealed by two trees: the center of his body was all I could make out. Presently the beast started away on a walk. Mr. Rainey then saw him and as he fired the beast’s shoulder, heart and lungs were protected by a tree, so that the bullet struck him too faf back He dashed on up the hil! at right angles to us and we Started across in the direction he had started Imagine my surprise when I saw the huzgé brute walking back— booking for us! I pointed in his di- rection and Mr. Rainey shot again. with exactly the Same thing happening. The animal’s vitals were acain protected by a tree and the bullet passed through him too far back to knock him down. He seemed a little dazed and had difficulty in see- ing us, for he galloped toward us, a short distance, then turned and went straight away. As he did so. I fired, striking him near the root of the tail. He turned in his tracks and like a flash charged with open mouth and a blood-curdling roar straight There was the old fellow, up tn the tree. down upon us. We could not shoot until he passed a tree that was the slope for two miles up. The trees were too thick between us: this gave him the advantage of getting for us to ride, so we dismounted and started in be- into a low swag so that for half a dozen bounds we hind the dogs afoot. As we did so an old Masai who e¢oyjd see only his tai When he came up out of was watching a herd of cattie told us he had seen this low ground he was almost upon us. We fired the lions go into the forest early in the morning. simultaneously and brought him down practically at Now, to his surprise, a pack of dogs came through our feet. Both bullets had hit him in the head. in full cry and a few yards behind them two white We. jlecked around for the old Masai and then men riding as fast as their horses could run. looked at each other: he was nowhere to be seen. That was too much for the old herdsman’s sport- his was the first time he had ever seen white men ing blood to withstand. He left the cattie to look gpoot. He figured there were too many shots, with out for themselves and running with spear in hand ¢the jijon still going strong to suit him. so he had dis- joined us as we entered the cedar forest. appeared. we believed. The voices of the pack sounded much plainer Suddenly a spear was sticking up in the ground be- among the trees than in the open. As we stopped to side us. We looked up and there was th di tae listen every dog opened with added vigor and we low. ai least 40 feet up im the tree knew the lions had been jumped. The old Masai was very brave. He insisted upon taking the lead, and it kept Mr. Rainey busy seiz- ing the excited native by his calfskin attire and mo- tioning him back to the rear. We approached the dogs very carefully and could see a small circular opening in the forest, covered by yellow grass, two or three feet high. The dogs stood well back, in a complete circle. We waiked be- hind a clump of trees until we got up quite close, but even then we could see nothing but grass. At length the lion let out a deep growl, and as he did so, the top of his yellow mane could be seen rising out of the grass. He went away like a flash, almost their leader, all eagerly giving tomgue. ning over the dogs that were in front of him. This the trail so fast and accurately that oUF ji. he went straight up the mountain slope a half had to extend themselves to keep up. After . = the Once in a fairly open place > & or eight miles of hard riding we came to of work on their part. . ¢€ tain to which the big lion had led us the Shot, but he broke just too - Way over some fairly heavy , a The trail led straight into the cedars that covered ee Ce ee ee ee ee ee labors, forgot all thought tion of that present ad- tiilcket to another, with him. He was harried but > after cover entirely and start- § 7am denser thickets higher began to descend, and the broke through the cordon dashed at us. Mr. Rainey the maddened beast came grass, but it did not stop and lashing his tail, all breast being wrought “Ne Vis Ay: . | Ny Ah. WAU I fired. My shot knocked My opportunities for an more favorable than were nd that Mr. Rainey’s bul- part of the animal’s fore- pugh his brain. largest lion we had killed res from nose to tip of Measured 10 feet and 10 at the shoulder and his forearm. a day or two of rest but the habit of early Us and we awoke at the across the open plain and % = | — : land Theard him «ay J oc Vie es ZZ b 2 (tree Wand Kilhed the Genbevs , —% is : | Sze - ps from one thicket to n in what direction the .nother, with the en- Was about to point under _ ' Ster threw up his head. : ) x ie 5 ‘re pack hot a/lter Dack was away, going pell- ; § ay d SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AL GUST 26. 19°73 PAGE FIVE

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ee — OH Te - £ ~ say oe ore Hunting Orchids George H. Pring, horticulturist for Mis- souri Botanical Garden, tells thrill- ing story of his seccessful expedi- tion in Colombia— With a Spaniard, an Ecuaderian ard a Virginian, not to mention sundry mules, he actu- ally underwent adventures sach as Marco Polo, Baron Manchausen and Dr. Cock never experienced, even in their vivid tmaginations— And Pring brought 5200 specimens to add to the home garden, thus giv- ing it the world’s largest collection — = ate + gnpretimay 9 Se SRC TER 2a er Sees eS Rot Sse ee Weer Sere omen ee gm x ~~ were = , ~~ ge AS (The follewing a rernt of the journey of forr tenderfeet ever an Andean trail is a leaf from th experiences of George H. Prone. herticu!turist of the Missouri Botanical Garter. whe competed recently a successful orchid expedition m Co’ ombia. The 5200 erch’d parts which Pring gathered dur- ing hix alventere« in the Andes will bloom for the anneal orchid show at th: Missouri Botarical Gar- den in Janeary. By r“aseon of his expedition. the garien’s collection now exceeds 29.000 plants and P is the largest in America. if not in the world.) “We endeavored to conceal our purchases, but unsuccessfully. The Ectadorian, who had riddew ad tains in boyhood, and the Virginiaz,. who had served in the artillery during the war, roared ——- | HE arrival of 50 cases of Trianae and | led ¢ Ao Andean ferry. 4 word that 2 : of Schroederae it. Besides. all ships clearing from Porto Colombia shrugged his shoulders. “They my. Pele ae 9 wou'd fol! at of the moun- were being held in quarantine at Colon. The vision perhaps two. perhaps three mules will EE eo , > danger of sildipg tains | uspe of three weeks. of home seemed pretty well obliterated. mountain—who knows.” It is best to be pregam 4 ia the predicament of My bunt orchids i : till, there was ome way The route over Iuindo We were for safety first and the caravan © i nae : to balance himsaeif su y¥ trougae -he Pacific seaport, Buenotentura. lay open. S2ced. = ae, | a beginner (trying © True. it was seldom undertaken. It was not an easy There was great bustle im the corral aoa FF performer inclining way. Perhaps. if the spurring for home was strong light. and sieepily I peeked out The mule aa into Niagara rapids. enough—the Virginian was ready imstanter. Four Deing loaded. We were about to ucke Gee 6 dence in Bess and days on a mountain trail was an unknown. vague 11.000 feet above sea level. On the other ame aoe Oe Spaniard never wo hardship to me. dDut there was nothing vague about ‘Be sea. a steamship and home. The - - a p trying to jolt him of my recollection of the hardships of hotel life im ‘@imed me. ee 2 i Sl - These mountain ¢ Bogota. That was something to be terminated at The Spaniard crept over tome “Cas SEG = Ther walk on the any cost. I was for the mountain pass. The more 4 horse?” I newer had. [didn't kzew. “Walia |) a safe side of the [ reminisced. the more earnest I became for the S@y—and he gave me a whispered confi@as 9 ebaaces to lean ever mountain pass. There was jess alacrity in the Eeua- 20dded, and we set out for the mearest a 5 1 sees nothing but s dorian. no tenderfoot in South American mountains. S©me sticks of tallow. a Bottle of & D ae | tances. al! of them aniard left the decision to us. He was in @ liberal supply of cotton and adhesive . = sib 7 The guides say t of complete resignation i would make it stick. Also a bottle of brandy. ‘ er ; as to not rub their was train to Girardot, the intertor terminus of * 9°8 (hat brandy proved to be’ When the oul - ie, | [ think it is some he pass and there the Ecua@erian set cat te erpunile looked dizzy. it was a swig at the bottle and ruee ‘ | harberiag nothing expedition. My impedimenta was of some v¥a- for any terror Ae . ing desire to reach riety and volume. There were two cases of orchids. : The Virginian fe my trunk. my suitcase, my hebarium press and the ey 7 would never make : see a : bed I was compelled to buy for the river trip on my , | 3 | Virgigiaga found miles By boat om the Mazda! n- goingim. The others were less heavily burdened, par- ‘%**Ved im the artillery during the war, reare® known the fact. I rail jogrney—with luck ticularly the Spaniard. who had little more than the ‘™/S!vely. =e (ae Dusigess im ba Sstul, a glorious com:emp’ation im con- pecoliection of hie sorrows and a batch of uncol- We told them to shut up and retired for ceruam aso The Ecuadorian o the month that was past. We made ready jected bills. Yet the Ecwadoriam reported that “**nest employment of tallow and alcobol.. Waae a shouting throughe roa ; it would require nine mules, four horses and three ‘"*@¢Y. The whole town turned out to see as ey | My Spanish was sw he Rockefeller Foundation American doctor guides for the journey We were uncertaim why, but I thought I cougaes ing the acimals on came in. There was vellow fever at Honda. . He had Why so many mules’ Three were emergency expression of admiration or pity. I couldn't ‘first day He did sust returned More than 39¢@ cases. Honda !ay ona mules. the Ecuadorian explained. make oat which to keep up the pace, the rente to the Atia*.thk It was dangerous to risk “What emergency” I demanded. The Ecuadorian [ was assigned to lead the way on Bess, & place before dark backed white horse. to whom I grew mack and 5 later pecetiull before the end of our journey. At times I am trail which so attached to Bess that all the King’s horses aa8 ine all the King’s men could not have pried me Inamm a, Unashamed. I wrapped my arms about Bess Seem hel Whee a and hung on for dear life. I shall always be om : safety, the f ful to Bess except for one incident: and the . > eg ian. not Bess, was really responsibie for that. — 3 — oe r ee. q vain it was single file. As I say, I was im the é 7 - eo ee ee ee : "2 s > =e ~~ - » —— er = a pe ae - - + ———w _-34 aero . —— a “Se a — ~ ~_— = oe . 4 - . al nal > al oe oN a ATE. LO SE 2 er eae . Pll od = — nd = ads To ae aE ho aes me PO a a set ef bs eM There was : of the Ecuadorian about with a : favorable s the Spaniard and as bad the adc discovered the pu at daybreak He Ecuadoriag and tt ow and alcohol. it was sot re the Andes, and in (Colombian be the second day? Pinned faith in im the saddle preach of darkness the Ecuadorian: ™ for the nightfall. the saddle and the Maria. set up tre ¢ask we came to Thich two ugly eaves. SAM A OR eet Ee a oe eee Een : . TT TES + NR ee | | The first day it was ever upward. My. Pring and the beast of burden that carried him over the peak of the Andes. ment for Bess started the first day. I was f =) | a 1 Me SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 26, 1923. mf — ee PAGE SIX oes

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who had ridden the moun- war, roared convulsively.” “They say. ‘Perhaps one, Mules will fall off the It is best to be prepared.” and the caravan was enp- in the corral before day- ec out. The mules were about to tackle the pass, l. On the other side lay bome. The thought sus- to me. “Can you ride I didn't know. “Well. thev whispered confidence. | Or the nearest drug siore. » & Dottie of alcohol. and adhesive tape that a bottle of brandy. What to be! When the heights at the bottle and courage 1 our purchases, but un- Orian, who had ridden the d the Virginian, who had be the war, roared con- Up and retired for certain OW and alcohol. We were turned out to see us off. but I thought I caught an or pity. I couldn't quite the way on Bess, a brvad- m I grew much attached ey. At times I became all the King’s horses and mot have pried me loose. 7 arms about Bess’ neck I shall always de grate- incident; and the Virgin- ™=Sponsible for that. I say, I was in the lead. . Spaniard and Vir- mine mules and the guides . TI couldn't make out for be in the rear. I thought way. I found out soon Way and that the guides Measure of self-protection. fall, it would befall the was my suspicion. The see from the rear when mh and they could call to to balt to pick up what that the Rocky Mountains 7 were rocky. The real nt lie four days’ jour- ventura in Colombia. , but they should be the rock of sheer moun- Trock-—jaggy rocks, rocks rocks that rolled from rocks, from which the llies. The horses should The mules were sleepy- ‘t know better. 'F upward. My attach- day. I was forever in " ae —eEE As Andean ferry, a dugout 70 feet lomg and 7 feet wide, at which the mules balked. danger of sliding back over Bess’ tail. I was not in the predicament of the Spaniard. however. He tried t balance himself to the swaying of his horse, like 8 beginner trying to ride a bicycle or a tight-wire Ptiermer inclining his body to avoid being dashed Mite Niagara rapids. I learned to place my confi- @eate in Bess and the fixedness of her mane: the Spaniard never would believe that his horse was not tying to jolt him off on the chasm-side. These mountain trai] animals are trained wrong They walk on the precipice edge. as far from the sale side of the mountain as possible. If one chances to lean ever so slightly and glance down. he sees Bothing but space. terminated at varying dis- tances, all of them in the thousands of feet. The guides say that the animals walk that way so 88 to Bot rub their packs against the mountainside I think it is some design against harmless persons harboring nothing more sinister than an overpower- img desire to reach home. The Virginian feit after the first hour that he would never make it. I felt the same way, only the Virginian found breathing space in which to make Kiown the fact. I never could take my mind from the business in hand long enough. The Ecuadorian was fortitude itself. He kept shouting throughout the day: “A la cabolla upa!’ My Spanish was sufficient to know that he was urg- Mag the animals on. I hated him quite fervently that first day. He did explain later that it was necessary to Keep up the pace, to reach the designated stopping Place before dark. We couldn't travel after dark and I later recalled that I saw no place along the trail which Promised rest for as wearied bones as I shall always have confidence in tallow and al- cohol. When the first day was unbelievably ended in safety, the Spaniard and I discovered after a time ga journey to the drug store had not been in There was something peculiar in the movements @ the Ecuadorian and the Virginian. They edged about with a haltiness which indicated certain un- symptoms. It was our laugh then, and the Spaniard and I roared quite as vociferously @s had the Ecuadorian and the Virginian when they the purpose of our mysterious pilgrimage at daybreak. Henceforth during the journey the iam and the Virginian were converts to tal- lew and alcohol. tt Was not reasonable to expect notel @ mfort in the Andes, and besides we had been in long training & Colombian hotels and our rest was sufficient for the second day. It was much like the first. I Pimmed faith in Bess. The Spaniard’s balancing in the saddle became less pronounced. But the ap- Preach of darkness left us reiterating the refrain of the Ecuadorian: “A la cabolla upa'” We yearned for the nightfal! We were dead from two days in § the saddle and the name of our stopping piace, La , Set up tremors of anticipation. Just before we came to a widening in the trail, beside — two ugly houses lifed a rickety roof of palm The guides called to the animals to stop. They t© unstrap the packs. I protested at the de- lay, I Wanted to get on. I wanted to rest. I called ut: “We'll have to hurry or we won't make La by dark A la cabolla upa'” SUNDAY MAGAZINE- ST. LOU “This La Maria. senor.” the guides explained The Ecua- dorian approached the only one of houses that seemed tenanted “This is the hotel,” he announced on reappearing “The old man is sick, but they can take care of gs.” “Sick!”’’ almost yellec tHe Virginian “He's a leper! We've seen nothing but lepers in these moun- tains. I don't go into that house. I won't eat h>re I won't sleep here. I won't go near that house.” The Ecuadorian re-enterec “He got kicked a mule, he says.” he reported “Yes, he says he got kicked by a mule,” retorted the Virginian “Who knows he got kicked by a mule?”’ The Ecuadorian seemed impervious to any possi- bilities. He was for eats I was for eats, though the prospect was not propitious The woman had a chicken already cooking “Chicken, giory be! said I. “I will have none of it,’ the Virginian said Soon we could see through the doorless opening, the table being set. On it were four glasses of water We had refrained from water so far Beer for safety. The Ecuadorian, who was thirsty, after a time ventured to lift a glass and drink while we watched anxiously. Nothing happening to the Ecua- dorian. the Spaniard drank a glass. A somewhat longer pause and I seized a glass and gulped it down. The Virginian was for death from thirst. Then we observed the woman bring on the chick- en. a large, fat chicken, a juicy, good chicken. There was anguish in the Virginian’s face. The Ecua- dorian took his seat. The Spaniard was at his place. I hesitated no longer. Perhaps the old man had been kicked by a mule! The Virginian capitu- lated. He eyed the chicken ravenously and dived to the table. The Ecuadorian began on a leg. The cutiery was not good. He tried again. Then he sawed viciously. The leg would not be parted. He passed it on to me. I could do no better. The man- ner of cooking had left the chicken like rubber. We tossed it to the guides. One took one leg, a second the other. and a tug of war ended in the chicken be the two small by ate FS s... . a pat 4 b t ’ “. i 3 % ; “I learned to place my confidence im Bess and the fixedness of her mane. The Spaniard never would believe that his horse was not trying to jolt him off on the chasm-side.” ing torn asunder. The guides chewed at it. It dis appeared somewhat We had to be content with what soup the chicken had produced in the cooking The Virginian had succumbed to a meal inside the house, but for sleeping there—-never. Not that I had any qualms, but I agreed to share a bunk with him on the dirt-of the portion of the outside which te would call the porch The Ecuadorian said something about tigers or pumas, but the Virginian was afraid only of the old man who had been kicked by a mule. I laid my revolver and flashlight beside me I dropped off in an instant and in another instant. it seemed, I was awakened by the Virginian: ‘‘Listen'”’ Patter, patter, louder. louder. around the house came the unmistakable approach of some animal. ae tiger'’’ the Virginian said. ._I got my revolver I got the flashlight. I pointed both in the direction of the approaching beast. I turned on the flash- light first. It was the old man’s dog. ‘“‘Hell’’’ the Virginian said We fell off to sleep again. There was apn unearthiy yell. The Virgin- ian was on his feet. his hand clapped to the back of his neck, yelling like mad. A snapping beetle had him fast. I removed the visitor. No more sleep that night. ~ Next day the descent of the mountain began. The guides said it would be safer to mount the mules: they were more sure-footed. Now the easy sway of the horse is within the protection of tallow and al- cohol. but the short jolt of the mule, never. For two hours I cogitated “safer.”’ and glanced from the yawning chasm to the broad back of Bess At the end of the third hour. I cast ‘“safer’’ to the winds and mounted Bess. Downward. downward went the trail and our hearts ‘ightened. Every foot grew easier and from time to time, the trail widened to resemb’e in its pro- portions a road We were tired of the jumpv. brmp- ings gait of the horses picking thetr wav *™mong the (Continucd on Page 1}.) “Pr. wae Ply ~ ee 2 = : ~~. we ee ee? sete Bee a ee » ee ecg now te aw _ 4; Py yl rae Smee =a — See a SOR SOR eee... Pat ea a a ee ee on” Se . Saas a The caravan heading for the four-day trip by mou®tain trail. iS POST-DISPATCH--AUGUST 20, 1923. PAGE SEVEN Pome ee hil empties vam iingptiag! Somat ala dla ge ti) cpa "7 oe a whee a Dn a. nog «ng ae eipeste ey ee - > dion . — - ~ ow ee tet * “> ~ e » ~r 2° aks *ee*

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“SOME CALL IU# ar : « ape ey te, ’ a Me, ee A “Sd aad A bd .% a *“Z y “ e . Wal oo > Sy x 7 i Pe } ie - f = rt - . TS £ ia tne . > hea ‘e ‘. » Four continents testify to the remote antiquity of man, who is proved by science to have lived on earth at least half a million years—How the reverent students of the upward trend of the race, the evolutionary climb from lower to higher, make the Bryanesque conception of the universe look grotesque—What we call civilization has occupied but about one-fiftieth of the time since the human being first appeared — Christian civilization represents but 1-300th of that prodigious period— The records of a marvelous revela- tion as read by scientists who find their sacred books in bones 2: - = = on~ . SA AON DS ST TE, By FRANK BLAIR HANSON, Ph. D., Of Washington University, St. Louis. AN has inhabited the earth for at least half a million years. This is the most conservative estimate of science. It- may well have been twice this long since “the first man’’ opened his bag of cavéman tricks and began that long, long trail of development which has led in this twen- tieth century to such “super humans” as Charlie Chaplin, John D., Jack Dempsey and that great woodsman, Mr. Hohenzollern’ All races of men now living upon the earth— whether the most savage African bushman or the highest product of our white civilization—belong to the same species, most modestly called by the biologist. Homo sapiens—the wise man. All va- rieties of men, regardless of color, race or what Side and front views of the man” otf Rhodesia, Africa, primitive human skull & As anthropologists visualize the Neanderthal man in front of the famous cavern of Le Moustier, in France, about 100,000 years ag®. The squatting figure is chipping a flint. It was at the height of the Old Stone Age. bed and caves of the long-buried past. The statement that the human species these the ®earth. Between us and earliest forms there has been an unbroken line of descent, an un- t, pass most of the tests of belonging to a single The scriptures have declared it, and , that of one blood have all the been made. As well ask how old is Ann? as the product of a long evolutionary process. As Prof. Conklin of Prince ton University “the actual origin of man goes back not to Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden, years ago, but to more primitive races of men, and then to pre-human ancestors, and in the end to the earliest forms of life upon !acrioe vo its. . . »~ tie lence CODRilT says, 6000 interrupted stream of life through all the ages.” How long has been the period since the first simi- an became manlike, descended from a life in the trees of the forest and made the first rude begin- nings of our civilization? And what did these “first men’ look like, what were their manners and cus- toms? Did they speak a language, and what were their thoughts, their hopes, their fears? The story of these pre-human ancestors of ours is, of course. incomplete and fragmentary, and has been pieced together by bits of evidence accidentally fonnd or deliberately sought for in sand and gravel ed from monkeys does not find support entific quarter. In his lineage man is spring of the monkeys nor yet of the @ The catch phrase that “man sprang from # is, as Prof. Berry, the paleontologist of Je ms kins University says, merely a “Bryaneseu screen.” The existing species of monkeys, apes : represent the end-products of long lines of evolution. That in the ancient ancestry forms the lines merge into an (at present) or hypothetical Tertiary ancestor is quite @ +0 4 i ae a) ~ ent matter. | accounts a@gFi that Asia was @ ancestral home @ mankind. Burege and Amerie © places to y historic times, historic time, ~ . it is to Europe, not Ast hordes came & , of the humerous evide after wave ea Zee is true for two reason tions in Asia mm ell known, and has be forth to seek ae® Ser many years, espec That Asia is @ Asia, where most place of the a2 the problem, is virtually is established, @ However, the Amerie to Prof. Lali of mis now in the field. versity, upom & one of its objectives £ ing evidence, 1 Bow is pushing its summarizes thus : im regard to man tn Ce possesses great. Weraising all the diffi hence gic ron M. Nevertheless, the im together > the addition of new cha location contiga @ the race. As Prof. other land mam Fate of discovery, the is the home il man in 1919, and est and best + @hother generation er organic ite® is com plete.”” few exception? = eS for man's origin is ¢ whence man B® » America and Patag his domestica * of important evid and piants.. =| we from apelike ances Again, Asia ® P Hrdticka of the Smith of the oldest 2n «xamination of have outlived & ae was emerging, in Pili fally develope The mastodon became Prehuman forbears, L a mt from the trees and } € discoveries beart seitautenlll 4 PMan will be made. their origins, ' ; =e has hardly heen | “by discoveries of Central Europe, *tpiore the tropics fo Predecessors which t sive expeditions cc dig up pottery and the development of forms, the very ¥ neglected, or RE RE RE ET a ag IST AE Rt a a TT Ae ° ‘ - - ~ - dicated only » drifted ruins << Saag oe : 7 gotten past | ;' ees ie : : ly. the »f' 4 ee - o~ a amy ——. nt al, << SS oe . | 86 matic condities In the bott ‘ ; f ; # meh os ottom row are reconstructions of primitive races of man, made by J]. H. McGregor of the such as & tory. Left to right: Pithecanthropus, Piltdown man, Neanderthal man, the “Old Man of Coo Magee ae ca ae ‘“aeaeae postulate i skulls from which the reconstructions were made, each being placed here immediately above the corresponding bust hypothesis = . } large) ej Bs,

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nt views of the “new cave hodesia, Africa, the most ¢ human skul] known. &-buried past. > human species is descend- Hot find support in any sci- lineage man is not the off- nor yet of the great apes. ‘Man sprang from monkey” leontologist of Johns Hop- rely a “Bryanesque smoke of monkeys, apes and man s of long lines of divergent ancient ancestry of these to an (at present) unknown ancestor is quite a differ- ent matter. All accounts agree that Asia was the ancestral home of mankind. Europe and America are places to which, ia historic times, as historic time, migf hordes came _ in after wave when tions in Asia drove forth to seek new That Asia is the place of the human is established, acct to Prof. Lull of Yale versity, upon the follé ing evidence, which summarizes thus: possesses great size, hence varying condit together with a location contiguous other land masses. is the home of the est and best of the er organic life and is few ‘exceptions the whence man has demm his domesticated and plants. Again, Asia is the of the oldest civilizat some so old, indeed, have outlived the traditions con their origins, and are dicated only as drifted ruins of some! gotten past. And, ly, the physical at matic conditions of #4 in the Tertiary era such as a scientist postulate in his hypothesis of RERS,CALL,IT GOD” en JD. > : bias = ee > es > en, - SS ee « “Saxe a — hee i ~ S, % fs > + ; ". ; ‘ , a ae 6h ee a became extinct late in Pleistocene times. . gkeletons in these refuse man forbears, i. e., such as would m the trees and terrestrial adap- ®& to Europe, not Asia, that we must j ‘a Bumerous evidences of man’s an- tuk fortwo reasons: First, Europe ) » and has been explored most . many years, especially by French + Asia, where most hight might be éx- tramp is virtually unknown paleon- - fT, the American Museum’s Asi- “ is now in the field. It already has +p of its objectives in a most brilliant “e is pushing its work with great to man in Central Asia. all the difficulties of such an eless, the immediate future is of new chapters in the early "eee. As Prof. Berry says: “At b of discovery, the Piltdown man in " Man in 1919, and the Broken Hill 7 is mer generation will not pass be- = complete.’’ : Man's ome is on. From Africa, and Patagonia have come a of important evidence bearing on Qpelike ancestors. — =a Of the Smithsonian Institution, ination of the known sites of *y “ - 4 re Europe, Predicts that within the next ries bearing on the cien will be made. : gest! ” has hardly been scratched,” Dr. S37 discoveries of early man so far atral Europe, while nothing has a the tropics for evidence of early ors which probably are present ‘*XPeditions constantly are being SP pottery and other recent relics lopment of man himself from » the very essence of man’s Beglected, or carried on in a hap- heaps and clays.” East Anglia, in Southeastern Great Britain, is the scene of the most remarkable paleontological dis- covery of recent times—namely, that prior to the first glacial period there lived in England a race of men of sufficient intelligence to fashion flints and build a fire. In what seems to be undisputed upper Pliocene layers, J. Reid Moir, the British archeologist, re- cently has discovered a workshop, or flint worker's floor. 16 feet below the present surface of the ground. From this floor he has taken a large num- ber of “cores, flakes, flint implements and stones ex- hibiting crackling and other evidences of having been subjected to the action of fire.’”’ Commenting on this remarkable discovery, Henry Fairfield Osborn, the great American paleontologist and authority on the antiquity of man, says: “Tt is these flints, discovered by Moir, which firmly establish the existence of Pliocene man in Britain. That this was a working floor is indicated by the presence of flint cores and flint flakes with the flint implements themselves.” In connection with the recent establishment of the Foxhall man through the discovery of his work- shop and flints, Osborn narrates one of the most re- markable incidents in the prehistory of man—the story of the human jaw of Foxhall. As Osborn re- lates it, the mmaiin facts are these: This lower hu- man jaw was discovered by some workmen in 1855. It was found 16 feet below the surface, apparently in association with the now famous Foxhall flints. This jawbone, while recognized by Huxley and other authorities. to whom it was submitted as being of very great antiquity, neveftheless was not ap- praised at anything like its true age; and, after passing through several owners’ -hands, disappeared from sight and its whereabouts now @ not known. The last owner of record was an American physi- cian, Dr. R. H. Collyer, or many years resident in London. He it was who submitted the jaw to Hux- ley and geologists of that day. He also published in 1867 a brief account, with a drawing of the bone. After 1867 Dr. Collyer ahd his now famous j2¥ bone disappeared from sight. Since the discovery oz the Foxhall flints in 1918, however, it has becomes imperative that Dr. Collyer be traced and, if pose sible, the lost Foxhall jaw recovered. From inquiries already instituted it has been learned that Collver was a graduate of the Berk- shire School of Medicine, located formerly at Pitts- field, Mass., and that*’he was a friend and corre- spondent of the American craniologist, Dr. Morton of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. But whether further trace of Dr. Collyer and his precious possession be found or not, the presence of man in preglacial, or Tertiary, times rests upon the firm foundation of the Foxhall flints, of which, as Osborn savs, the human handiwork cannot be challenged. : Africa recently has yielded a new species of the great human family. This is an event of peculiar importance in theeearly history of man. The find was made in 1920 at the Broken Hill mine in North- ern Rhodesia. The skeleton, apparently that of a young adult female, was intact when first found, but the skeletal frame was broken up by the negro miners, leaving only the complete skull (minus the lower jaw), a sacral bone and tibia and the two ends of a femur, and a small] fragment of the upper jaw of a second individual of the same type. Our newest*cousin in the human family has a nume ber of most remarkable anatomical features, most of which can be made out in the photographs ac- companying this article. The eye sockets are enor- mous affairs, the nostrils were extremely flattened, more so than in any living negroid forms of today. The teeth and palate were larger and stronger thar in other species of the genus Homo. The enormous eyebow ridges are bigger, even, than those of that most archaic ape man, Pithecanthropus, and sug- gest strongly the condition in the gorilla. The face as a whole is the most primitive human face known to science. “The discovery of a long-lost and strangely ex- otic cousin is.”’ says Prof. ElMot Smith, “an. experi- ence that excites our curiosity; and the opening up of a new continent for the human paleontologist awakens visions of what this ancient domain of the human family may provide for future anthropol- ogists.”’ An event of signal importance to all interested in the prehistory of man is the discovery last year (1922) of the first Anthropoid Primate found in America. The credit for this important discovery be- longs solely to Harold J. Cook, consulting geologist, of Agate, Neb. This American race of Primates is represented by a molar tooth taken from the Upper, or Hipparion, phase of the Snake Creek bed in Nebraska. In honor of its discoverer the new race has been named by Prof. Osborn, Hesperopithecus Haroldcookii Osborn. Further studies of Hesptropithecus have been made by Profs. W. K. Gregory and Milo Hellman of the American Museum. They have made detailed comparisons with the teeth of New and Old World monkeys, the great apes, and primitive races of mankind. The illustrations show well the resem- blances and differences between the first American Primate and these other forms. They conclude, with Dr. Osborn, that Hesperopithecus represents an hitherto unknown race of the higher Primates. The tooth has characteristics that are suggestive of the molars in the chimpanzee, Pithecanthropus and mau, (Continued on Page 1}.) SE Fe OE ee te BS # , » —— a ee ee ee ee - on mm tens Cet mw aly On “en is ee eee ~ oe + ~ a ae a i ake ee » Lane Seta <

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_ eo « ~~ —> ant ——— meee in SOS ne Te = - >: —- oe ee > TARKINGTON ~ &2OSS oo. 2 ane under the stars—and didn't car were made of!” ee “No,” she said. “I meant. thought about was that papa « i PAGE TEN SUNE AY MAGAZINE---ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -AUGUST 26, 1923. ts & \ \ ‘i Tike | | 4 fe ' “My goodness, G Mrs. Williams mur : “Who is that 7 joined us unless you we » while to understand that, Do the girls and boys still ‘Be evenings, Lucius?” * so much,” he answered. hanged the world, Lucy. Thompson's about ‘st got any use for a h jw afternoon at the latest Dorse and phaeton tied ‘of that little old cast-iron fur gate yonder.” . tts glanced at the HJ then she smiled. ‘That t you to advise me about, ihow much of the place to aye as itis. And why wi “horse tied to our poor As seen you, hasn't he?” but he looked startled when I was a girl, he i¢@ town, and he never cam will now,” said Lucius. A, surely not,” she protest ® couldn't help it if he bu seem able to help it, Lt you don't know that me this evening is one of such a curious and © I—when I'd gone away what I always rememt flow, Lucius. And I rem ‘to me that I hadn't thoug ‘ them. It was so you better and better, been away from you. a little wicked to say it, even more clearly 4d, oh! how I've 10q again and to having | ! Why won't you you really glad Tm he the trouble!” he in the world do you mer,”” he said, slowly, you think more abc where you have to look what!” she tnsisted, Sfraid'’’ said Luctus: and honest. “I’m a “T'm afraid to meet M Wterec half a word of r & Frowning, she stood S82 at once, she pressed met to a charming mouth, “T. But she made no k Lucius Brutus ’ on of what he was Sturdy gentleman was ."Beonscious that he ndled blue pa Was now jauntily ca Mrs. Ricketts spoke ~ §P about as well as

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en the Widow Returned With Her Jewels , . s 7 k to live in the Copes’ old w she was comin’ some time @ fs Williams murmured, want to know why the mea gS Ber Se t up to this morning in Lacy Ge “Who is that? to come back and live here again Be ‘ hey ever remembered her she wae ~ ad girl; sort of thin, and never Seong os unless you were here. It took me nen Se apeak of.” Wie while t understand that. Lucius: but finally ppen Lu Allen's so thick with ie the girls and boys still sit out in the yards J. Fuller inquired. “How's it fern Lucius?” ' 0 ” he answered. “These 10 years wyer,”’ Mrs. Williams informed | Reesgenl world, Lucy. Money and gaso- utor of the Cope will, and all. aay pson’s about the only man in town i to be awful attentive to \ got amy use for a hitching post. By to- ily certain which she Was GOWNBES) iormoon at the latest you'll find his old or Tom Ricketts, right up tO SHA aad phaeton tied to the ring in the she cot married. Looks like La wm little old cast-iron nigger boy in front ond chance, and money throwed ‘pa yonder.” @ talker, but he'll have to talk ; ts glanced at the decoration he men- ino Thompson announced, (ROME Ge the smiled. “That's one of the things to know her, too, but I never @ ft You to advise me about.” she said. “I don’t to turn out like this!” Sa bow much of the place to alter and how much in the sun-checkered shadow 7 Te ttts. And why will | find Mr. Thomp- ane. beside an old doorway, Mr. : , tied to our poor old cast-iron darky as .aking leave of his lovely | yme this evening, Lucius, and hel geen you, hasn't he?” remodeling for the houser™ & but be looked startled when I spoke to him. j When I was a girl. he was one of the beanx “said Mr. Allen. ;'I never cou : und he never came then.”’ ought your voice was like, will now.” said Lacius. Doesn't make any diffe i ‘Surely not,” she protested. a little dismayed. you speak a person CAB WSR couldn't help it if he tried, poor thing!” roses shaking the dew off of '@ seem able to help it, Lucius,” she said. “Of t blow along about sunrise.” ¢ ‘you dont keow that the way you declined looked at him steadily. “Whee ie this evening is ome of the things that make help me with the plans?’ she tech & curious and mixed-up thing to me. .’ Mr. Allen returned, absentt Ta gone away from here to live. immediate enthusiasm: “I e What I always remembered when 1! thought girl whose hair made such @) few, Lucius. And I remembered things you'd fas yours, Lucy! It's the ones me that I ha@n’t thought of at all when you world without any fault at | them. It was so strange! I've got to DE just perfect—except a ® you better and better all the long, long maybe the Parthenon whea & been away from you. It seems queer and — 8 Mile wicked to say it, but I could remem- brought a laugh from her, @ea more clearly than I could papa and Ww rosy. “By George'"’’ he ssam ob! hew I've looked forward to see- you laugh again!” ¢ M agsin and to having you talk to me about always did make me laug& m™! Why won't you come this evening”? ; Wet really glad Tm home again?” lly if | had anything the | Me the trouble’” he said. » he said. “If I had a he | mt in the World do you mean?” she cried. he, I'd always come around § ”" be said, slowly, “from what you've laugh. Sometimes the pain was) you think more about me when I'm not it wouldnt go away till you Ia , you have to look at me! Besides” three times!" | = What!” she insisted, as he moved toward laughed the more; then she & , 10 years, almost 11—and yous . ™ said Lucius: and his voice was like this to every girl and ¥ benest. “I'm afraid.” he repeated, seri- , all the time'” )*@ afraid to meet Maud and Bill.” 1,” Mr. Allen said, thoughtfullf 1 Dall a word of protest, and it went un- akes much notice what a chuak FMwnlng, she stood watching his departure. with a reddish head and gee = @once, she pressed an insignificant hand- Id says. It's quite a pri , facharming mouth, overtaken by sudden laughed again, and sighed agall ; But she made no sound or gesture that member how we used to sit OW Lacius Brutus Allen or rouse him to evenings under the trees of what he was doing. the things I've often thought | turd Sentleman was marching up Pawpaw then was how when you bene ious that he had forgotten to return : mamma would bring t nel | blue parasol to its owner—and im us, and you'd talk about : Si Dow jauntily carrying it over his right onomy and the Hundred Years: Ricketts spoke half aloud: ' Lucius interrupted. one—never, anywhere!” she said, then some other ne fellow that Lucius was unparalleled. a y rie ™t. Allen debouched npon Main street from me slim, dark-haired be talking astronomy with © ee Mortimer Fole. rad a SS Wie ire ———_ —— ~ ——— a = a 8 ADA \\ to carry it up to her house for you, too. I go by there anyhow,,on my way home.”’ “No, Mortimer, thank you.” lLucius brought the parasol down from his shoulder and stood regarding it seriously. ‘‘No; it tsn’t out of order. I—I just brought it with me. What's the news’””’ “Well, I don’t know of much,’ said Mortimer. P. Borodino Thompson was goin’ to drop around and call this evening, but Rolfo Williams’ wife talked him out o’ goin’. ‘My heavens!’ she says, ‘can't you even give her a couple days to git unpacked and Straighten up the house?’ So Bore says he guessed he'd wait till tomorrow afternoon and ast her to go bugegeyridin’. Milo Carter's fixtn’ to go up there before long. and I hear Henry Ledyard says he’s liable to start in mighty soon, too.”’ A neat young woman, descendant of vikings. but tamed in all except accent, showed Mr. Thompson into am 1880 parlor: went away, returned. Mrs. Ricketts would be glad to see him. she reported, adding: “Yust wait some minute.’ The visitor waited some minutes, then exam- ined his reflection in the glass over the Eastlake mantel; and engaged in a fundamental rearrange- ment of his tie. ‘“‘Wookin’ at himseff in the wookin’gwass!” He faced the doorway somewhat confusediy. Two pretty little children stood there, starchy and fresh, and imstrously clean, dressed in white: a boy about 7 and a girl about 5—and both had their mother’s blue eyes and amber hair. “He's dressing himseff,” said the boy. “Wookin’ at himself in the wookin’gwass'’’ the little girl repeated, and, pointing a curling fore- finger, she asked: “Who? Who that man’?”’ “Well, tots,”” the visitor said, “who are you? What's your name, little girl?” “Maud,” the little girl replied, without any shyness. “What's yours, littl man?” “Bill,”” said the boy. “Bill Ricketts. .You got somep'm stickin’ out of your vest at the top.”’ Mr. Thompson turned again to the mirror, where- upon the child, Maud, instantly shouted: “Wookin’ at himseff in the wookin’gwass!”’ Her voice was so loud, and the information it imparted so discomfiting, that the visitor felt himself breaking out suddenly into a light perspiration. “Why, no, I wasn't, little Maudie,’ he said, with an uneasy laugh. She responded by shouting at an even higher pitch than before: ““Wookin’ at himseff in the wookin'’gwass!’’ She began to leap into the air repeatedly, clap- ping her hands together, at arms’ length above her head, while she shrieked: “Caught him! Wookin’ at himseff in the weookin'’gwass! Caught him wook- in’ at himseff in the wookin’gwass! Wookin at him- seff in the wookin’GWASS'” Meanwhile, her brother likewise. began to leap and to vociferate. “Stickin’ out of his vest!"’ shouted Bill. “Got sumpin’ sticken’ out of his vest! Out of his vest, vest. vest! Out of his vest, vest. VEST‘!’’ Then, without warning, he suddenly slapped his Sister heartily upon the shoulder. “Got you tag‘'”’ he cried: darted away and out through the open front door to the green sunshiny vard, whither Maud instantly pursued him. Round and round the front yard they went, the two little flitting white figures, and round the house, and round and round the old backyard and into the empty stable. When they came out, two minutes later, Bill was carrying, to the extreme damage of his white blouse, a large can of red paint, while Maud was swinging a paint brush that had been reposing im the can. Mand applied the brush to the side of the house, -_ | Then, allowing hts ieft hand to remain hghtly upon the parasol, be held the little book — a aa .* 4 v4 a ee a — ~~ — ee wee eee we 8 ° 2 PI ~ . od ye C . - ~ he ear ft _ (ae 2 Ge inate = aa . _ SR Ba * but you and Orlando were to ger mended. I suppose, Lu?” the stars—and didn’t care -: “ Mr. Fole responded. ie of!” J < *" she said. “I meant whet Pp ante it's out of order, 1 expect I ——: el about was that papa and j as well as anybody. I'd be williz SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-D1ISPATCH—AUGUST 26, 1923. in bis right hand and read musingly. PaGE ELEVEN

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we wm rs ee ee ee Ce ae epee oe get we te g = a oer ee ee Fe reer ae a Sg eg. ee - ae Par hee porn = oe = Sie aot te Ce Hn ie nee pe ft fhm em ~ ‘ — > ~ —— ob ceed noone Gots 1 pment, ner ne cgr pee wong emer theneae - € P — ae ee _— * ha i Mayti-u<¢ aa bat Bill i wa snatched the brush from ker hand. ) “Shame'™” he said. “You know what you got once!” ed “When?” Maud demanded. “When did I got it” “You know'” her*rother responded. darkly. “For markin’ on the nurs ry wall with my little bor o paints.” ‘She did not.” “She did. too! “Not!” ; . | “Did'” said Bil “and you il gei ome sow if she finds out vou stuck paint on the house You will’”™ I won't’ “Will. too’ rol now it's wrong fo stick paint on a house.” ¢ spanhk= vou “You wait “What we goin To Bill also it was evident that something had to be painted: but the available material seemed sparse. “ the still afternoon the s harness and stamping persisted in annoying him. urling forefinger. -““Wet's new pace—and ther and found thr iressed over * 2m ot through essec over rou. Mr. Thomp- romping own here must only that c img te piace altogether strange to them has upset them ~ little. and——— There: The eatch yielded. and she spread the shut- ters wide ‘Now we can have a little more li'’— she regan in the midd’e of the word. gazing fix- ediy out of the window ut the caller was looking at her with trated approval! “I bave aliled.”” he said rather. I have stopped by on my way to take a drive because [ thought it might be cooler than sitting indoors to take a turm around the square first and then drive out toward the Athens Citrpike. and re- turn by way of” “Mercy'” exclaimed Mrs. Ricketts in a tome so remarkabie that he stopped short: and then his eres followed im the direction of bers He uttered a stricken crv il four of General's legs had been conscientious- and the artist was beginning to work on side of General's ribs. Licketts raised the window “Stand stiil. Straight this way—-walk towards As Maud obeyed her mother window us we couldn't paint horses’ “We haven't panted him much: said his mother. in the tome that meant Round the house to the kitchen—not Both of you’! Quick’ Round the corner of the house went ‘the dread pageant. and the green grass looked like murder where it passed. But when Mrs. Ricketts returned. after delivering Maud and Bill into the hands of a cespalring servitress. Generar and the phaeton were she murmured. and went droopingly In her mind's eye she saw Mr his special dressiness and lemon- tie. driving through the streets and explaining people “Yes. Lucy Ricketts has come back and her children did this'” She remembered what Lucius had said “Im afraid to meet Maud and to feel strickenly sure that Lacius rn her parasol by a messenger. [If he did hought. what was the use of coming all from California to live in a town like But the parasol was not seat. nor did Lacius bring it. It remained. as did Mr. Allen himself. obscured from her sight and from her kaowledge PAGE TWELVE SUNDAY MAGAZINE % ‘ “ ° 4 Sere, Cg ae Te ke Marlow -- Mortimer dropped imto Mr. Allen's office and ex- pressed surprise at finding its tenant im town. ce been up here tro or three times a day fer a week, Lu.” be said. seating himself. “Where on earth you been?” “Argument before the Federal Court in Sprizg- field.” Lucius answered. “What did you want to see me about. Mortimer?” Mortimer removed his hat. “Heard about Henry Ledyard yet” he inquired. No” “Well. sir... he went up there.” said Mortimer. “He only went oncet!” “What was the trouble? Mr. Fole east his eves high aloft “Mand and Bill.” bh said “What did they do?” “Henry was settin’ in the parior ta’kim’ to their mother. and. the way I heard it. all of a sudden ther heard somep’n go ‘“Pop'’ outside. in the hail. and when ther come to look, it was that dew, stiff, high- erowned straw hat he went and ordered from New York and had shipped out here by express. Them two chuldern hare jfust about got this town buffa- loed. Lat’ “Qh. only breaking a straw hat.” said Lacius. “I uptown.” Mortimer tnter- come eptown and they went store and Ed savs they come him crazy, walkin’ up and down ‘Gran’ mammy Tipsvtoe.” Then er’s. and they had a ther’ d went et seven big right in the asked, gravely. course. “I reckon that might ; you must of left what leake . remember how he started off. that r began. “to git her to go out buggy ton with ole General? “Well. str. he turmed up at «he hardware store about two hours later and says she wasn’t feelin’ too well. and so they just set around aad talked. in- stead of ridin But Bore never went back there, and ain't goin’ to. you bet. any more than what Henry Ladvard is' There ain't hardly a man in town but what Maud dnd Bill's got buffaloed. La.” ue Allen oeccupted himseif with the sharpening of a pencil ‘Whar did they do to Thompson?” he asked. casually “Well. sir. after he went up there and there wasn't no sign of him on the square fer awhile. — walked around there the back way. by Copes’ alley. and juet as [I was turnin’ in one end of the alley. by tiory' here come P. Borodinoc Thompson leadin’ ole ;=neral and the phaeton at the other end. and walk- in’ as fur away from him as he could and yet stil! ‘ “Well. sir. pere ole General—honest. he looked more like a ziaughter-house than he did like a horse. Lu’ What is the matter, Bore’ I says. and you nerer heard a man take on the way he done. Seems Maud and Bill had painted ole General red while Bore was im the house fixin’ to take their mother ont on this here buggy ride. ‘Weill. sir. if [ve told Bore Thompson once I've told him a hundred times. what's the use his actin’ the fool about it! . ‘What e@rthly good’s it goin’ to do,” I says. ‘to go around mad.” I says, ‘and abasin’ the very ones.’ I says, ‘that dome the most to help rou out? The boys are bound te have their joke.’ [ says to him. ‘and if it hadn't been you, why. like as not they might of been riggin’' sompe’n on La Allen or Cal Burns, or even me.’ I says, ‘because they don’t spare nobody! Whr. jook,’ I says. ‘Ain't they goin’ after Milo Carter dlmost as much as they are you and Henry ' I says, ‘om account of what hap- pened to Milo’s store?’ I says. ‘And look at E. J. Fuller, I says. ‘Aim’t the name o’ Granmammy Tipsytoe perty near fastened on him fer good?” Mortimer sighed. and prepared to comciude the interview “Yes, sir, them two chuldern, Maud and Bill, have perty much got our whole little city buffaloed'! They’s quite some talk goin’ on about the brain work you been’ showin’ La. I expect your reputa- tion never did stand no higher in that lime than what it does right today [ shouldn't wonder it'd bring you a good dea! extra law practice, La: Mrs. Rolfo Williams says she always did know you were the smartest man in this tewn'”’ “Now what are you talkin’ about?” Lucius de manded. sharply. ‘Gotn” out o town.” said Mortimer admiringly. “Keepin out the way of them chuldern and lettin’ other fellers take the brunt of "em. Yes. sir. there isn't a soul raises the question but what their mother is the finest-lookin’ lady that ever lived here. or but what she does every last thing any mortal could do im the line o disciplinn: but much as everybody’d enjoy to git better acquainted with her and begin toa see somep a of her. they al] think she’s liable to lead kind of a lomesome life in our community unless’”*— Yorr'mer paused with his hand upon the deorkno}— in s8 sOmep na happens to Maud and Bill'” ~- (Conall He dé@parted langzuidly. his farewell from the stairway: “Se loeg. Lat” — At last Mr. Allen bestirred himsel= — ruly. his darky cook. must be impatience. Having glanced and found it virtually devoid of ‘ite, the universal hour of supper. he set hat upon his head. and took the arm— merely for the pleasure of its Upon the bottom step of the fi ¢ led down to the street. he found dt ore in a white “sailor suit.” Thit Ge spoke politely. a “How do you do®” it ssid. “Afee cius?” 2 a “Who—— What's your same?” | “Bill. Bill Ricketts.” said BME _ | Lucius made a hasty motion te | but Bill confidingly proffered a that Mr. Allen was constrained te ing accepted it. he found himself tain it. laa. “Mamma lief me sittin” here te et ownstairs.” Bill explained. “That 2 o.t said he was pretty sure you tola me to wait till either you came @ she came back here for me. She Come on.” Come on where?” “Up to your house.” said BH waitin’ up there for you.” It was the truth And after « walk. during which the boy spoke a spoken to. but trotted contentedly at Eau confidingly hand-in-hand with ban, whee @ in sight of the small brie® hease i the where Lucius lived, a tiny white figure was ible through the dusk. ree eae mt rocking chair on the veranda. ~ ae At sight of them she jumped ap ning to the gate to meét them. pre i. paysed, gravely. She made a curt charming. “How do do, Uncka Wuctus?™ she «i would wike her paraso’. Saruly. looming dark and large plemented this information: lef the little girl here to wait fer She tell me ask you please be so @ the chillun along home with you, 1 with ‘em. She tell me the chillus & set jest at first. "count o’ movin’ tone they all quieted down now, an’ she (a al fer you to stay to dimmuh An’ as¢ ere kitchen’s plum dome to a crisp “ so late, Mist’ Allen. if you leave it te) bettuh.”” * q “I'll leave it to you. Saruly,.” said Lacm to Leurdes “I thimk I'd better.” - aa 3 : And them, with the parasol under Bi mmEMES {0° cures im the hand of a child resting quietly im eue®) } famous grotto turned with Bil! and Maud, and. . 3 bright stars of the May evening. set own gate on his way to Lacy’s. (© The Heiress Bids Cash (Continued From Page Sach a man. self-made. proud. can, and imbued with the strongest stincts, could scarcely be expected to om my suit. As a matter of fact. he extreme disfavor. And the position when : wes oO Helena—who was living with her twe | the Misses Effie an@ Helena that she was besieging ber father te sent to our marriage. Whether she if she failed and had to raise the ’ know; nor did I press her to tel Be These were unforgettable days iz springtime. We were very much iz between our hope and fears as to the struggie. Fortunately, her aunts were ememieate 4 see us happy, ther heiped us i " Be thet aterace mane For a while it looked as if Mr. Zimmet 4 .. eh sent would not be forthcoming im any Gea ae tn ma. it . %. Then. somehow, the sews of our love | ‘ testi afternoon J out. We were reported engaged. the “7 Se : My family at once denied the report, | ee ee ee as the news reached Mr. Zimmerman is B® et owas pth momar diame etc ee aughter a was eae ve taken the decisive step without | tog a. denie@ it also. 2 of | Retehen saat [t __is {nis crisis Helena showed shat she me in front of the father, whom she dearly loved. But Se5@ | mized as one of the clared herself willing to marry me withegt = It was a big decision for a young girl & | ce Oe ee I admired her tremendous courage. ae te oo who were Without reference, then, to either of @1 « i. a the £ we were married quietly and without ff a ae In the course of time Mr. Zim: tee =- toward the alliance grew more kindly. | | " Helena, and on his death left her the Gm ; ee ee immense fortune. which eventually past | ‘rank I children, the Ladies Mary and Millicems blind woman arise Sever forget the Rt was positively that went op from oh) » 2 Es For three days I ending procession ehurches. —ST.._LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 26. 1923.

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uidly, his farewell coming >: “So long, Lu!” . bestirred himself. He knew bok, must be waiting for him mg glanced down into the ally devoid of life, for this © of supper, he set his brown and took the parasol y the pleasure of its society, | step of the flight of stat eet, he found seated a lor suit.” This figure ” it said. “Affe you Uncte j at's your name?” Ketts.”’ said Bill masty motion to reascend the iy proffered a small, clean constrained to accept. Once found himself expected to sittin’ here to wait till you explained. “That man that » r! - ed etty sure you were up there. @& either you came downs forme. She wants her 9°" Ouse.’ said Bill. “She lef’ or you.” th. And after a rather h “a h the boy spoke not once bited contentedly at Lucius’ “ee a n-bhand with h-m, when they @ il brick house in the big . atiny white figure was dis usk, rocking patiently in a the veranda. ~ she jumped up and came ¥# to meet them. But there She made a curtsey, formal Mcka Wucius?” she said. “Mar dark and large behind*her, mformation: ‘Miz Ricketts here to wait fer you, Mist’ bu please be so kine as to home with you, an’ her me the chillun been a little count o' movin’ to a new piace, mn now, an’ she think it'll be dinnuh. An’ as ev'ything in to a crisp ‘count o° you , if you leave it to me I think you. Saruly.”’ said Lucius, the parasol under his arm, resting quietly in each of his, and Maud, and, under the May evening, set forth from y to Lucy's. (Copyright.) Bids Cash for the Duke d From Page 3.) ‘ if-made, proud, intensely with the strongest democratic ly be expected to look with f Matter of fact, he regarded it when I was with his da ght living with her two maiden and Helena Evans—in Paris ng her father to secure his fe. Whether she would marry had to raise the siege I did Press her to tell me. lorgettable days in Paris. It ¥ Were very much in love and @ and fears as to the outcome of tely, her aunts were our allies, happy, they helped us in every oked as if Mr. Zimmerman’s forthcoming in any circumst > news of our love affair engaged. te denied the report, and a8 Mr. Zimtherman in his Cincia® nt that his daughter would tisive step without informing ma showed that she had & firmness and resolution of | anxious to get the consent of! dearly loved. But now she® to marry me without it. on for a young girl to take, endous courage. ce, then, to either of our f quietly and without fuss in time Mr. Zimmerman’'s sent grew more kindly. He death left her the whole which eventually passes to Mary and Millicent Mc 1 and Viscount Mandeville, that he never forgave me, for from mentioning me 1 7 f xu ‘ t back from another European trip, Kari K. has written a series of articles refreshingly from the common run of present-day Eu- Scmment. He has not tried to stabilize Eu- to tell ws why that continent remains un- } What he has done is to report things he of general human intcrest other than Mr. Kitchen's first article, which grew out of his visit to Lourdes, the Catholic shrine in the world.) | By KARL K. KITCHEN. . OR three days I had been at Lourdes. _” Wor three days I had watched the ua- “ading procession of pilgrims at its _ thurehes, baths and famous grotto. | For three days I had looked in vain for -Seme evidence of the miraculous cures — that attract millions @f people to this great ‘shrine. happened ; im the afternoon of June 18, 1923, a blind 'WeMan emerged from one of the baths, sick and suffering are dipped in the holy m6, Unaided and alone, walked to the grotto, *O¥ay, where she fell on her knees and 7 the Blessed Virgin. ‘n She sees' It is a miracle!"’ shouted of Belgian pilgrims who were standing mein front of the baths. And they surged follow their fellow countrywoman, whom as one of the invalids of their pil- instant the cry was taken up by hundreds Pilgrims who were praying outside the Min front of the ecrotto. Miracle! It is a miracle!"’ they shouted, Sad Flemish. “The Blessed Virgin has & miracie.”’ O28 with the crowd, and as I happened to rank I reached the grotto in time to * Woman arise from her knees and walk . Rever forget the ecstatic expression of her Was Positively radiant. Nor will I eforget that went up from the crowd, many of SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. ! Karl K. Kitchen tells how, at Lourdes, June 18, 1923, he saw a woman, blind for 26 years, arise after prayer with sight restored—“It i a miracle!’ shouted the believers, “the Blessed Virgin has performed a miracle!”—He supplies much de- tail and declares that in his 20 years as a newspaper man covering va- ried assignments this incident is the most striking that he has had the privilege of reporting. ss s: whom pushed forward to clasp her hand or touch her dress. “Who is she? What is her pame?’”’’ I asked sev- eral of her friends who were overwhelming her with kisses and congratulations. But my French was so bad, or jhe excitement was so great, tha, no one paid any attention to me. Fortunately, I caught sight af an American priest in the crowd and I ap- pealed to him to get the name and address. But by this time the crowd around the woman was so great that it was impossible to reach her cide. And to pro- tect her feom the surging mob two hospitalers——-men who accompanied the invalids— led her to the near- by verification office. where the door was closed on the erowds, which had increased to several thou- sands. { appealed to the American priest to aid me. As it happened he proved to be the Rev. Charles E. Lynch, for years a teacher in the parochia! schools in Poughkeepsie, N. #., and he placed himself at my vale him that I had seep the blind woman led into the baths on three successive days—lI had no- ticed her particularly because of her pitiful condi- tion—-and that if she had regained her eyesight I wanted to talk with ber myself to get her story at irst hand. | “| think I can take you to see her,” he replied. QUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 26, 2 *e- 428268 6&2 868 =& — a a= — ‘ - : se > . “> -~ 7 LAS AR es “2 ee Y) : “> + . _ > += J eee ee ee ae ee a ae > Se tw « ~«&- - ~ : “

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“Some Call It Evolution” ..° — cated im the countries named ef J. Arthur Thomson. “tending to over- , == Ming at 3 o'clock and get ‘The Neanderthal man was distinctly Slow its bank: (sees) the diffusion of N. : =. wet from the doctors,” more apelike tham the present species of ‘I1fe—exploring and exploiting every cor- ~ | “The poor woman is man. but also distinctly more manlike Der of land and sea; the imsurgence of ~ eon Sttentions that have than Pithecanthropus and the Heidel- life—self-assertive, persistent. defiant. - her You see. she i& berg race Restorations of his head continually achieving the apparently im- — ’ tf and you cant ef how a low. retreating forehead. heavy Dossible; the cyclical development of life YY (fom er today.” 32 or 32 Cai rehes above the eyes. flat nose. pro- ——®very drop of bleed an index of idic - was made so politely t kA A, $825 ‘ruding jaws and face. but a retreating S¥=cTasies: the imter-relatedmess of life yok do otherwise ‘han wi SEVOLVER ir an ) | er | 2iong another line—that ae sometimes wide awake: , =—— there daily Phi D—Rai lerk ie! ‘all eivilizati & e vict | i : | ——s ailway Pestal ¢ 3 Rigen — eos on — — — dn Ma Ae meme mate- .. | ith 50964 Fourth to $132 “{fratte tet = aloe Bose f man’s past history Ta) i l. and m its highest —* Angeies. where £6.00@ 2a LON Fe sent me Tome Spee, Tine the race im geologic perspec- Teaches controlling itself toward an in-| | USS aaa Seed daily and Boston Tegay Sure Clers Examination questions: > _— Ss Veo the Lope and —— purpose wem—sovs A © © = promise of the future. The student of Suck is the story of human evolution. anon af Goverument positions Taman evolution is ome of the few men It never was better told. nor more brie?- Pe ns today who its not utterfy heartsick and '¥. than in these limes of William Her- pessimistic over post-war conditions bert Carruth: throughout the worid On any short- “A fire-mist and a planet. sighted view of mankind. one which A crystal and a cell. places his golden age in the past. it must A jelly-fish and a saurian. seem that at last we are on the rocks. And caves where cavemen dwell: But not so. Geologically speaking. Then a sense of law and beauty. man has occupied this planet only for a And a face tarned from the ciod. few days or hours. He still is the infant Some cal! fit evrolution— of all creation. Just learning to walk— And others call it God.” = * ip PE 7D * — % . t ~~: —_- ~ ~~ ees Po et 4 Ogee ee ee ee ae I A EL OE ep A et A Ry A el ——- > ~-* ~ ie J > * — A A TE TTT CT I ER AE A te TTS I : a ee = . “= — ee f i

; i i F UL tH eee em os a | a if} ti ee Eee ew pe ~ ee a ray It i rl are ' ae : an es 2 Sees es one 4 oe ne 8 NR a) er a e —h te EN a ne gr ee ee - Ba if ——| Hl | | pet > 5 6B 4 | | q r ££. es BS Hi oi ‘Bre : ; : - i a. overs = or 3 Gol $172 HAND VECTOR‘? ™ ee ee ear s- <r \ a4 = Hunting QOrehids in the Andes vase (Continued From Page 7} soundiy when I remounted. Next morn- stones. and when we reached a broad ing I was all contrition. The poor ani- Dace that stretched away out of sight, mal was lame behind After all. it was ihe Spaniard proposed a gallop. the Virginian. amd I made such am-nds “A la ecabolla upa’™” he shouted. as I could. | rode a mule the entire The Virginian unhoistered a revolver day. leaving Bess unburdened anc in Wild West fashion its fall cham- Now the trail eased and at noon of ber split the air the fourth day we spied the raiitrocad Bess gave ome lumge. I had learned that was to «nd our troubies and carry to trust Bess. and her deceit was cruel. us to the sea. [ made a frantic effort to grasp Bess’ We cast up accounts with the Span-. mane and missed. Bess went down and iard. who. as treasurer. had paid all the pesca mh AN Dest. |-a8, 36 Ww. memset wy. |! catapulted over her head onto the bills. Ovr four-day, 1¢0-mile journey ——$—<————— — rocks The Ecuadorian gasped. The over the Andes had cost us exactly $468 lafecfed Gall Bladder Virginian went white. They saw man or at the rate of $102 a day or $1 « aa and beast a tangle of flying legs. Hap mile apiece. ower Dily. a skinned arm and shin was the There was a telegram aWaiting the Bie gpa Soe ote furious with Bess Sb ~~ Brains aco and | se : 35 e if the animals ail ” they. | “name for Pree Beckie? wan Sutoe «Send ‘had betrayed me and I beiabored her plained. tg “4 PAGE FOURTEEN . SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—4UGUST 26, 1923 il if

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Reporter's Most Remarkable Ex I was escorted to the » records were kept in ithe Belgian physicians the pilgrimage. " said the doctor, im the case. “Yes, . on, extracting the ee file and handing it to fn ets Defoase, born June 10, = now tiving at Gem- ws meer Namur), and on whe certificate was written er total des nerve op- & » of the optic nar words, total blindness. was signed by Dr. Davy gertified that he had ex- Rosa Defosse on gix weeks previans. Whe patient?” I asked, for etiefy myself about her ' sales you are not a med- lied the Comte Le Grelle, @ you to her, if you ime later I was conducted job f : where the heroine the excava- | complete benlins. wen @emonstration was ly- Ss Examine tre teer nurse, obvious- Net ace IPPED FREE . sof and refinement, | . to buy unless you art nae Pthe excitement of the! da . too much for her. -arpenters and by ~ the patiept from NEY™ ie the Comte Le Grelle| Flemish. me is Rosa Defosse’?’’ he eb she nodded her head. ie have you been blind?’ he suggestion. | | years—until today,’ re- , with a smile. | , if she was totally blind?” I) ss - ISEND NO oF mur “willy blind,” replied the ii atl ea De received her answer. errrrereare dime bee many fingers I am NEW SIDE SWING * 175¢ ee steading my! : foot of the bed with | is AND EJECTOR tt finger concealed. . put to the patient, | from Spain. ‘ uy at my hand and >A 7 wered, “Three.” | Shoous verification office to-' at 9 o'clock and get the > from the doctors,” said POSTMAN ON DELIVERY sis pom. case women is worn Money beck scromptty if not satisfied. ‘ m Sttentions that have been CO., Dept. 4-8, | wa her. You see, she ir just | —————— t and you can’t expect. her today.” | | was made so politely that | do otherwise than withdraw. leaving the hospital I met. Tr, Auguste woitre (big neck) Can get free inforr telling how to cure it at home Waremme, who informed me | tee. daaner or discomfort, by : — OCR, tt : 20) : | : net 737. Dest, 220, Mitwauben ; More Pie Than Boston. ar sak beo! ; ' ne Abana Fy a — of Master’ . wo if you. a friend or Says t icago is the) er from Goiltre. hould write § ge matt S Sale te a Perens ® city in the United # of that city daily con-'| of 75.000 pies. New! Second. About 60.000 pies | me there daily. Philadelphia. at with 50.000. Fourth place ‘ » where 40,000 pies! 6 daily, and Boston is a > he? ‘Qe | direct to the causc-of the trouble and re | Moves it. It is positively guaranteed to | relieve every pain and to bring you last- ing foot happiness—or it costs you nothing. perience (Cuntinued from Page 13) hon peter owen. oa mee to be tow disturb her; she is asleep.” physician. “Certainly it is a cure, but prea any Ript ~ Sone gem ora At 9 o'clock the following morning— whether it is a permanent cure is an- eres eile ir ti: ine er after she the morning of June 19—-I presented other matter. We will have the patient F pean an tok ae myself at the verification house. Rosa examined by her own doctor in Namur ning to witn rey at eve- Defosse was already there. As I was in six months. Then, if her eyesight ; Ts ae Ot ion not a member of the medical profession is satisfactory, it will be time enough to of pilgrims. As the sick were unable I was not permitted to be present at the use the word miracle.”’ to walk around the 14 stations of the examination, which was conducted by cross on the hill above the church, the other pilgrims marched around the hos- pital and its wards carrying lighted candles, shielded from the wind by pa- per funnels stamped with figures of the Virgin, and. chanting the Hymn of Lourdes with its 58 quatrains and its chorus of “Ave, ave, ave Marie.” The Comte Le Grelle was in the court- yard of the hospital throughout the pro- cession and I asked him if Rosa Defosse Lad seen the lights. three doctors. But the moment it was over I was admitted to the examination room, where I met Dr. A. Marchand. vice president of the “Bureau des Con- Stantations Medicales” of Lourdes. “What is the result of the examina- tion?’’ I asked. “It is a cure,”’ said the doctor. “The patient’s eyesight has been restored— you can see for yourself.’’ “Then I have witnessed a miracle?” I asked. Before [ took my departure I saw Rosa Defosse walk unsupported and alone from the verification office to the grotto, where she went to pray before boarding one of the special! trains which took the Belgian pilgrims back to their homes. And she waved farewell to me as her train pulled out of the Gare du Midi at 3 o'clock that afternoon. This is what I saw at Lourdes on Juna 18, 1923. And I need hardly add ‘hat I consider it the most remarkable ex- perience I have had in nearly 20 years fFuunds Would You ‘Lise In a Week? on SeRt to lose weight I will = the famous Rid-O-Fat a. 2 net send any address to Whinteon . Coea (ela Bide Kansas lure Cured ays or No Pay. 7 SEED Proposition. Hy ‘H it “Yes, she “ow them. but we mustn't “Perhaps,” replied the examining of newspaper reporting. 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This immediately remotes preasure and strain, so that pains and aches instantly disappear But best of all. as the springy rubber yields to your weiht. it reproduces exactly the natural semmc of your arch Thus with every step it exercises and strengthens -the foet muscies in 4&4 natural way. and so quickly restores the strength and viror of the entire foot Se these wonderful new Airf'ex supports not only correct but cwre in moet cases and no further treatment is ne essary. Why It Banishes All Pain every 100 foot pains are caused by faulty arches. Your arch- | es support the entire weight of your body. They are reaily delicate “springs,” especially constructed to absorb the shocks of walking. Now these “springs” consist of a series of nicely fitted bones which are normally held in. place by the foot and leg muscles. But often these muscles become weakened, strained and stretched. As a result the weight of your body forces the unsupported bones out of place. Then begin all the cruel tortures you have suffered. The displaced bones grind into each other and into the sensitive flesh, causing excruciating pain. The muscles become torn and twisted and you can feel their agonizing aches all through foot and leg. Besides, as the “spring” flattens, the foot naturally spreads in the shoe, causing pressure that brings corns, bunions and blisters. fat the muscular weakening has gone or how le condition is instantly corrected by it not only ef omce works the dis- y all vigvreus clINDAY MAGAZINE--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH--AUGUST 26, | now devien. Now, magicy The latest scientific foet discoveries prove that 92 out of - Send No Money Resulite are poetiire y gearan ced If you ¢o not tod praetically in- stamt fuot comiort—il yeu du t experience a wonderful new and (dsiing foot happinese—the trial cosets vou abeolutely nothing : Simply mail the coupen cow without a cent in advance Give the exact sive of your fvot a8 instructed below Don't hesitate to order Dy mail. for every day we fit hurmreds in the way Although Airfiex Areh Correctors have so'd regu arty fer $3.00. when the postman hands them to you just pay him the speca! ‘ow price of $7.45 ‘plies few conte post age’) im full payment Then slip them into your shees aul Wear them for five days at OUR risk If after 5 days you ae not absolutely cde- hgh and amazed at the wonderfu! relief and comfort they Dring. simp'y return them. and your money wi!l! be instantly refunded. But dont delay This speca!l offer is being made for a short time only and may never be made again. So mai! the coupon today—neow-— and “say Good-bye to foot pains forever. Thompson-Bariow Co Inc... Dept. A-435A. 43 West 16th Street. New York. NY . LOW PRICE INTRODUCTORY OFFER COUPON DN a ee COU Ul TU CUT“ ee... 2... ee | Them psen-Bariow Co. Inc., Dept. 41-4384 43 Weet 16th S¢.. Yew York. N. ¥. I Send me at your risk the proper par of your new Airflex Arch Correctors. [ | will pay the postman only $2.45, plus the few cents postage. in full pas ment it is fully understood, however, that if I am not delighted after 5 aye’ trial, I may return them and you agree to re- fund my money without question. \N omens PAGE FIFTEEN aie, toed + > Gee es ee ees et ee eee ee ae done + eS Re ede ]e. Seo mee 2A I ° 7 — 7 7 . o- = a6 ~ ~ she. he 2 atti an i ete ee ae : - te. : *. 2 9 eae > . “" , : » a> ee ee en eae Ft Se. _ tne 4 yl at i : « . oh ~* * . 4 7 et eek OOeE Ce Pers = eet SD SNS i cere EO vee > - hye te . > ee

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ST.LOUIS POST- RAVURE PICTURE ne AUGUST 26, 1923 a Re... First photograph of President Coolidge taken at his desk in the executive offices vacated by the late President Harding. It is the same desk, but the chair is a new one. —— opyright | nderwood «& Un lerwood = - . — . - - ~s ~~. oe = y te tania el - ar » - 7 * ee ee ee 3 « “a * About $700 worth of fresh fruits and other raw materials went to the making of this fruit tower, one of the attractions at the Schwabian annual harvest festival in Rodenburg Grove (for- merly Linn’s), 6300 N. Broadway, St. Louis, yesterday and today. ee %« oe ™ - mm,’ Pe ~~ *.J4 Se ee, +s nee * ¥en, ‘* ee ee ) One of the most recent photographs of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, said to be her favorite. el “Opyright Ln@erwood ‘ RA \ ay \ \ A , | # ~, : ~ ie ee idl ~ oh PN we rab — ee een errs . es Z Sweaters in old rose silverglow, set off with Chinese silk bands and em- broidery, are quite up to date as something new for early fall wear. Next Wednesday the thirty-second annual baby parade on the . boardwalk at Asbury Park, N. J., will take place. This year a home-town girl, Miss Anna Louise Harvey, shown here, has been chosen as beauty queen. She grew up in Asbury Park. pyright., Underwood @ LP nderwood : - oe ee - ~ : -_ ee a ee a ee e ae a r re en e——. o . ot ’ 3 . ~~ eno < — a “ = — ' ‘ ay 4 ) LA ; as . 4 . al 4 , | ian = Ae “Abraham Lincoln passed this way in trav- — ate" : . : a , eling the Eighth Judicial Circuit in the See the fine large open countenance of General, the years 1845-1860," reads the inscription on This oil painting was exhibited at the State Fair at White House horse selected by President Coolidge this marker recently dedicated near Car- Sedalia, Mo., last week by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Uz, e aes for his private mount. The President's favorite out- lock, Tll., on the old road between Bloom- Company, and its subject is obvious. The painting is ro feet high door sport is horseback riding. ington and Metamora. and 30 feet long, in seven sections. It was done in St. Louis by Harry —Copyright, Underwood & Underwoot Ah Taylor and Elmer Rebholz, 26 and 25 years old, respectively, at their studio. —Photo by P. R. Papin

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cmos wormmo] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [c= « th : ~ in Ber}; ‘ the pocket. | dé “ oe the ‘hues dees take their week], Payro])« in ane Marks, from on : Reichs). nk to the <i , 04 “, ge of distributing Mrs. Earl Hinman of | gi A tl | # © SCrans of paper Tremont, I11., is shown here holding Lady Bess, a Tou- louse goose, that holds the world rec- | ord for egg-laying. ds SE typ etn, SP ie Ee i meee oe Ud doesn’t In 136 days Lady ro Ty a ao ~~ : ek ‘te on the farm Bess laid 68 eggs, not ee Pe gee em : | | ; ' Butler, N missing an alternate a. ee me a - where the day. She is 4 years | 3 OS gh ee ree 't ay Man rigged old and weighs 22'4 rns ' | as “18 traveling pounds. Her mother : fe pt 4 mae sua ? outht. She's laid an average of 50 Ce OOM i 7 ; | ned. Lady Anne, this Illinois hen held by Mrs. Lyle Funk. * eggs a year tor 17 : : ae wite of her owner, Summer who holds the record for egg-laying | s years, another world | ted the hay amongst living chickens. A hen which passed long \, - 7 record seat to hea ago to the poultry heaven laid 12 epos _ : oy. now 10 years old, has laid Sole that a mer “jj ge ; lennis on burroback is the latest. Here we see Arnold Jones and Miss Genevieve Tobin, actren . , ' al ‘ VJ i ir. oe 40% “4. ¥ amyic Y? unted af p q ’ = ’ ce . - . u by the time this picture appears she may have ex ae a ae ae ee action at Crawford Notch, N. H. Miss Tobin Says it would be easy if the mule we , ceeded 1355. She is a white leghorn | Chave Trign . ees ae! aed a ional # — : = . ad se — eit : a zoe ane ss

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——_~=—_]_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION The costume worn by Edith Allen in this pic- ture of her as a character in. “Scaramouche,” Rex Ingram’s new screen pro- duction, is of the late eighteenth century in France. Just before the French Revolution, love ly aristocratic ladies doomed to the guillotine (though unaware there- of) wore such dresses and hats. Dickens reader Not long before his death President Harding set aside, by proclamation, 12 square miles in southern Utah to be known as the Bryce Canyon Na- s:onal Monument. This picture of some of the remarkable rock forma- wons looks like a monument to the immemorial ages. VY Maud Muller on a summer's day Raked the meadow sweet with hay Far from the city’s dirt and din, Meanwhile she sat and listened 1n See the steam and smoke issuing from the stern of the tor- pedo (its propeller) just dropped from the airplane in this | Now see Marjorie Daw demonstrating the use of a remarkable picture. After the torpedo reaches the water it | new-fangled travels toward its destination, an enemy battleship or other ,| game on the craft, from 4 to 1o feet beneath the-surface. This one was doean’t it? golf boomerang. fired just for practice, from an airplane of the U. S. Navy. Fut , v4, “ > se , P of by 2a ta 5s = = ow on eae ee fl . * i= ot o¥ ‘ pee, a - Lal ee ot ae . A 7 neal » * re pm me ~ - ag a ra ad © ~ OE AOE AD AOR Fe SOR R AI S e sate oiememeent aimee ieee

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gq SUNDAY MORNING —_ E WY 2) oo 2r' o el ee s = Virginia Alice Ball, 6-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ball, Joplin, Mo., be- gan dancing in public when she was only 26 months old. She is said to be the youngest toe dancer in the Southwest. At the left Virginia Alice is seen in a toe dance; at the right, in a character dance as “The Old-Fashioned Girl.” a Fy «' Ea Dee 7 PTS ee Paty » t Wa SY ae «elle A Lieut. L. P. Harris of the U. S. S. Prometheus recently attended a reception given by the Mayor of Port Angeles, Wash. He fell in love with Miss Mar- garet Fisher, the Mayor's daughter. Fifteen days later she became Mrs. Harris. the wedding taking place aboard the Prometheus. Lieut. Harris and his bride are seen here walking beneath the arch of swords formed by his brother officers. 2 ee a eee eo lel > _ Aa ae : r. a ey 4 te oe Ve j . yy . x, ;' . i 4 “¢ ah mda A Ay ot hme” Fe ere cit st Wp ‘, ‘ee Ww | at “4:3 . al ss >» : si : wie Ne o. ~ Be . oe be . ¢ " ‘22 ~~ > @ a’ \een ‘~ t eurd oll the application o and aban would have This new way allowed her to eat foods without danger of becom- ing fat again. “a ¢ —_— ——— = She found Marmola Pree» tion Tablets. They oe tive system to obtain the nutriment of food. They hep Nature to turn food inte musds, bone and sinew instead of fa eel Te dl —— ae tablets give com obesity. And w lation of fat is ch ip drug stores the wor se armolu Prescription one dollar a bes. Ask your re tor them, or order direct and ; be sent in plain wrapper, . MARMOLA COMPANY — 225 Garfield Bidg.. Deweh, J mn « Some horses and cattle were killed and many buildings were damaged by the hail- President Coolidge stands — Copyright, The very first big group photographed with the new President. These men are the news- paper correspondents at Washington. background is the White House. in the center. In the Underwood & Underwood storm at Sturgis, S. D., Aug. 9g. sam H. Boger, Newell, S. D., writes: “life size.” Here are some of the hailstones, photographed “Some of the hailstones meas- ured 16 inches around. Ten average hailstones weighed a@% pounds.” Children also enjoy life at the Eastern resorts. The lad at the left is Master R. Fulton Cutting Jr. of New York, ready — Pulitzer Jr. of St. Louis, e. ee for a sand-dig at Newport. on the golf links of the Kebo — Prne graph aft . ahi pyright At the right is Master Valley Club, Bar Harbor. ’ T*>» . : ) ‘ lerw ex nderw . — ; - CastoriA MOTHER:- Fletcher's Castoria is especial.y lieve Infants in arms and Children. al] ag Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaving Feverishae® arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stom aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural s! To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of ‘ Absolutely Harmless—No Opiates. Physicians everywhere f The native hz elves to the (oo feet in th degrees from

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BeEenDAY: WORNTNG oT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION Gathering Orchids in ae Andes lor the Missourt Botanical Garden ~Pring’s amusing recital ()/ fats erperlences (Tl 9 orchid- hunting trip wal bi found i) loday S Post-Dis. palch Sunday Magazine mith further tllustrattons. put ‘em on the cow's ears ~hadi & Herbert Some of the 5200 orchid plants which Pring ob- tained in his expedition to South America, on the first of Bic journey to Louis. They were brot Bere on muleback three days’ journey down the mountains to Bogota 7 She is No Longer Fat She found a way to reduce her | 7 Sat. It was a way far more pleas- ™ >s am # George H. Pring (at right), ant than dieting, exercising or BUD . | ~~ .. - f : » horticulturist of the Muis- ene ceed grecens : *% es to | | ae: J . souri Botanical Garden, nd salves would have ceren. | . % : | :. a : hidetaientoed | This new way allowed her to eat ) aa 7 | A P . with orch! 'S e obdDtaine im foods without danger of becom- | at : ; . : | will be sent in plain wrapper, postpe: MARMOLA COMPANY 225 Garfield Bidg.. Detroit, Mich. ~~ - * we we ° = Se Me MOE la a EEE Be ~—2aes «79 ~ ce ~ - Pee A Ee bad ee = ” ~ eee ‘“ a S2s.pse Ss —— ieee - ; i ' —_ «> From Bogota they traveled two — a) oh x We. a. weeks by raft : - “% down the Magda- | lena River to the oe oo Fe * | > S.S.LEVIATHAN they were trans- | Se ferred to the | Sma. é ; \ | > ” UNITED STATES LINES steamship that a , . , | », landed them in ae “ 4 , | ITE. July 25, 1928 New Orleans. - | + 0 ey 4 | Yours of the 23rd to hand. With regard to the fine trip, as per newspaper reports, I can faithfully say that I never had ea finer. I cannot find words to express the wonders worked by the Carl Zeiss glasses. They are the last word in binoculars for power, feel, weight, and ease on the eyes. I used them day and night, and nothing you could print regarding the qualifi- Cations of these glasses could explain how perfect they are. DM Nuk H. Hartley, Captain "LeviajJoan"” et ac a RA IO tt BLE oti OOS a = — ee CARL ZEISS ° . Prism Binoculars Write for illustrated catalogue ‘g skoLD M. Bennetr. cv. s. acent, 153 West 23rd St., New York ally prepare’ 0 °° Fa , a ee Sa one | i P= . | CARL ZEISS Products s ; Ai models and megr f cat ore of C ze oe ages of Cons it1OM, ” - tw allie i el ee ee ee eo B.roculiers cerr ed © stock #608 ) ness | ‘ an / 7” a ™ 7.) . | of ice Cemeres wh Cer Ze be enees- - aying Feve ae " - : y : . : .. | el veres meade rc ay Sear * of he Ur rec ‘hte nm wells : =, | States e Stomach and bvws : , ad . | ew ERKER'S eo sieep. i a oe et PT "=e en : rir 9 > ef ima “Oolombian t! Dicdi 7 PST urrounaced DY Danarid 608 OLIVE ST ~ 51| NOOT* ave ; _ : ' . eaves ~ . | RA A A OO A. ei ALES eA A , . ee Pee re 5 = . - . “ S 3 S ~ * ™ r. . 7 * * 6 - 2 “> ~ ' ; bs — 4 —_ d it | ' Ls t bee ; »<« everwwhere recomme® é, . |

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[sxoarwomno] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [|_cess _ JOSEPH STAGES A REPRODUCTION OF FAMOUS PONY EXPRESS // Above: The city of St. Joseph, Mo., in 1850, reproduced from a drawing; at right, the same area, photo- graphed in 1923 from the same viewpoint. In each picture the Missouri River supplies the left background NOU MOST KNOW IF TC WANT ANY Tt AK rik AWAY - V7 . ott el w« -« F i- i eT. In the days of the pony express and the passenger-mail stage, holdups were frequent. Here 1s . 7 reproduced, from a mural in the 1 , 7 First National Bank at St. Jo- | seph, a delineation of one of those exciting episodes when a group = i | of mounted Indians suddenly ap- , cae > ; MR Jiccg “sf. oo ana Fa«t sf Louts ana rollet goods counters Ve iai ; ‘ ' o 5 rea ® « 41 3 . . 0°79 = POMPEIAN LABORATORIES ere he ) eg!” “way , ye P os nt metropolitan importance. Cowboys and United States Army officers Mail ects Seca Filled compete in a regulation pony-express ride from St. Joseph to San Francisco.

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wett Joe | HEAR | MY WIFE SAYS ‘LL HAVE % au You GoT A RAISE IN 1 yYvuR WF Vl A Piece SALARY - -. : 1 ToD HER You AGL MY. MitD «ci THe STUFF ! ve : Got A dae nai . GOING AROUND — THE HUMOR IN THAT #® 7 SOME THIALG ~ SSF i EEE You NEARLY WewrT WELL DID IT OCCUR TF | ’ eet y ? =~ THROUGH THE CEILING YoU THAT THAT'S A VERY, Can y ti e sant SP WHAT WAS IT You Pt EUR SX PRES SIDA y onenptitta la 2 T Do? So SERIOUS Ww hA U CAD ADIN G Me ABOUT 7? KILLING THE OTHER DAY WHERE “a~ ; FELLow Diep OF Fis | — P , ‘ | i \\ ANA me ia pipek k s 4 7 * - a : ca - x t . ; . : ’ ® 4 7 , - 7 te, ae ; / , « : = ’ . on = — to. © So & ie a ee ® y 5 ~~ ; : 3 *« x” i. Ve - : = * a bad * > 5 a » &» x ae 7 p 4 , ‘ é “sy . Se et \ U 2 ‘ f 3 * ~ - ts », Se. : re Se 3 a a f a ; . ” = j 7” tage ” : a ; - 7“* vs - ~ Bg. sted op. > ieee > -AUG 26-23- | — af a ws + ; e ad " . we » si ss. : | Ser Ne ae ee , 4 a ex be . vie capes _ S me 2 ¥ sagis. % o-, * mS " * é : fs * aoe m5 ie + . . , oe Se eee ee . é

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eo Seg Boob McNutt 6BOoB,1 BON’T carpe bide 4s ANTBOBY ELSE THIS DUABBELL YOUNES, 2 tars aad § TOO, | KNOW You'Re a= be SEsT A GREAT MAAS- — EVER HAD- PLL GET You AS FACT, You're rs REABY FoR YoOR , TRE ONLY FRIEND oa ROOBR WILL OWA) THE PAST * EE MAG PA| THIS PAIsT FActoRY \L FACTORY er IMS A SASORT TIME - | MOTHIMSG CAA) THIS KEEP HIM BowN,. Meri | | WHAT HE NECDS SAVE —.. . | aA is A MOTHER’S YoU Pe ge FZ: a a CARE ANS —— AL on sh BS PLL GING Iv es : —_—" é. att'*: , yee, Pe * is a 3 ie. i as » + r RS § Z : — “Ae ‘ ~~ 7 aa oe an . re 7 . BY - - ie. . d Ore. - “ - . Sek 6 . o> ~ : ; i . —" | ew eS Ome BE We oe oe ee ee ed > pe aeers -: ' 7 7 . ~ ; ith ae . 7 . C © ihre “4 : aa «ee 2? . - : ett 4 ) ae ml PQ OES VE To Give PIECE oF MinD -- AROUND NG THIvGs) 9SED To FIDEN TIAL pest, Puta? > we.” = we = ~ 1g eR - ~ —_ YP mt a SP gh CBP Ie elle ON iia OO RN > EE =~ — a J eet - 5 te % > x) . > ee ti ee ieee EL qustoMeR YUST CANE W- et RIGHT Back IiniG EVeERY- it Go OUT THERE ANG = PAIAST SIKXTY—TWO | uses” “ae WILLING TH BAD STUFF- . om WAIT ON HIM rr —_= BATTLE SHIPS 7S SPEND 200,006 Vv THar | 3 Nei AMD SIXTr- t \\ iF NECESSARY Seer A Ff a Six FREIGHT Us i | t Lag As CARS - SHOW eR ' fe & Pt 4 Me Some wv a 7 ~ ort) be | th ot AY eae ill vil, Th \\ | +> its ReSSeSe PTT Be ee es ee ia | ay Sw + t ‘ , J 7) : f; a ae 4 Gee URES 6 teal EE A Wey eh EF \ \\! -— |. , = Ff Dons) ME, SIR- TAKE A ' FINE TRICK ‘2 , | = — SEAT ON THAT BARREL WITH Oa oe me re - WHERE'S | 1 aia ke}. . DONT WORRY : } WILL, How ’s : — 7 = = / sige N BOOB -!’LL GeT FP NERY THING CLERK | ie : | . YoU CLEAN IA Ora Se : > * wee or pe +3 ee a a ae eee lee _ i es — = : are F ‘Copyright, 1923, by Stag Great Britain Fhoexntrs Reszeveo’

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH., SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, ‘ Mt | a ~~ e-em “« ‘ 6 BO— « - .- By BUD FISHER | Mutt’s Hunger Is Satisfied ; (Copyright, 1973. by H_ C Fisher Trademark Reg U.S Pat. Of) 4 TT —_—_—_—_—_—_—————_—_—__ ™ ee SS — me __ — —_— { WHAT'S THE (A SEVEN TOW MATTER with | | Truck RAN \YouR Foot over \T JEEe: MoTT? | THE PAIN {tS \ ’ TERRIBLE. 2S aa Ee TT ‘HA! THAT'S THE Time =X You Go AND TELL KER Any Foot ° FOOLED You. MY. IS SMASHED AND THAT XI MvuST Foot's Att RIGHT , RAVE Five DOLLARS oF MY MONEY But = WANT Te ne | Eom LIntmeNT! wer Get THE/— Fool iMyY Five DOLLARS AsOd SPEAD IT ‘x GoTTA WIEE. FOR A SWELL FEED IT Ain't HAND IT | | CATEN_FOR TWo DAYS: To You, S\N ae a a \ oh AIRTEL EE wrx VA LZ (BRING HER wiTH You So SHE CAN \ SCE acc’ I'LL WAIT RIGHT HeRE AnD WHEN I ACAR You COMING \ E'Lu START TO GROAN. We'LE Foot THe ard GIRL! _/{ MRS. MUTT! MRS.MUTT!. Fe Yes, His Foot WAS SMASHED By Fe | ES | SEVEAS TON TRUCK Ard HE N =f Kay . 7 — MISTE MUTT RURT | WANTS Five DOLLAeS oF HIS root > OMA THING J : PHIS MAGNEY Fok LIANMEAIT. AWEOL. HE'S IN MY APARTMEnT!? Hj sssanteovnngusqyyine : j - WHAT'S THAT, S1it SIDNEY? 1 AT TRE LION TAMERS heey, CLUB? You BeT? THANKS: em MANY MANY THANKS, ss 5 OLD DEAR! /y = =~ AWFUL, MRS. MmALTT!: MAY mm, ON THAT COUCH, MRS, | ; pHE'S SUFFERING SomeTHING} / Ot! memmeneee/ HE WAS LYING RIGHT \ ? o 7 j my MAYBe You OUGHT To os Se 4) SLIP HIM TEN DOLLARS | 3 =~. 2 | MUTT. AND HE c MeiOe His maoncy For FQ 7 | WAS SUFFERING \tinume NT! ) eeee)| UNTOLD AG pe ol, hA- MAL s _ * Lela ‘ Ss _* - Lat} . x3 eae. How iT : HAVE CHEESE AND cofFee!: / ~——- — -EInD MUTT. Jey Some.crcast ym Y » me —- el i » r . = 4 he, + aa — es tas « f 4 . = ‘ De o wake J~9 - ~ » a 4 pahsis a "i 5 r — -. 5 > ity rt e > seat hy 4 — > - M - — x at . 2 an + is r . . > » oe ; aan ee, “~ > ~~ - ge ip ~ a tee ot 7 aay " r £ | : : : Es tte aS ~ ~ ae a oe — a “ ino siz 7 : P Brn er sn A a a ee ee ee che 2 Baey te £ 4 4, = a = . 4 “on r

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a ae uy ‘in . oe. H - ” : y at . * Th. —— ee 4 vat is »- oe = ie : Ph. > y > re , Pawo COMIC SECTIONS J; Ie 497. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A= ECOND — ORAIC SECTION MutT AND JEFF - Mr. AND Mrs. - THE CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS = GOLDBERG - Hitt - Peter Rassit-'Main STREET AND BrinGinG Up FATHER SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 26, 1923 A —_ — e al , fra > y Fe. OR re - Ve ee oe ~ eS “ Rt ee I AM a ne aR Bins Sen, Se a a> ¢.% . Sera Me . os . ee * ~ Qe Fe ere Sl Tee ee . an x ana 5 pe ANE be ih, Pele ty at ae ae oe Rn ee 1 ak se tas ge a ee ‘Listen, Fred, I was talking to Mrs. Sharp over the phone today, and she thinks as I do—that your employers would respect you more if you asked them for a great, big raise, et¢., etc.” So says the little wife, who believes in the popular theory that woman, lovely woman, should be the guiding power behind the throne. Husband Fred is not so sure of the theory s oracticability ~ ox % me as °2 P, 4, _ o ~ BOE ag A SORA ’ nde * > xe oo > - - AA ¥, _ OP Tax ee PEAS ov« “a a wae oO . hee > = = +. > 7 The wife and mother with nothing to do from one day's end to the next but be a wife and mother, does a lot of day dreaming Suppose she'd never taken the trip up the aisle. Think of all the money to be made in the tea-room business! And, ten to one, on the next bench a bachelor girl, with a well-paying job, 1s wishing she had marned the only man and was the mother of twelve Which goes to show, =more or less, that no one can help getting in the wrong pew ——— ee oeoe™ ——-—cewe « = “ ‘ ° - = ° - ~ ta: as a ae > oo neetialisinbeidtl aaatitaee ~via 77s " nen > Mis is Georgine, who was the most popular girl in her ciass | Moollege, quite some time ago Georgine has never regov- /@ed. She is still playing at being the popular Tilney Wiel, ing just as cute and cunning as she was freshman year when the seniors at Thirty Belmont made a big fuss over her ~ Pity the little widow who sets out to be a capitalist on the insurance money. She’s looking for a nice, safe investment Safe it must be. even though it doesn’t pay more than 20 per cent interest D6 Oe ee - a. .” 4‘ Ss A iS bee 7 . ? a8 7 p ; ~~ ¢ . . pe ? q ¥ “ * > . ‘ . . ’ . . — “ — J ‘ ‘ , : 42 2 ‘ : 2% , ; * ae We 4 : ‘ - > * -* 4 . et “4 . . 7 Mn ‘ a : . J : _ ; j 5.3 ey Sas " 4 , be .* * 5 ams A About the squarest of square pegs in this sorry world is the fourth at bridge, who says, “Oh! I don’t pre- tend to play any kind of a game—I just play for the sociability of the thing” Then does the seasoned bridge player writhe inwardly bt ie ete “eae eee Sa Ada is one of those unfortunate “4 : ducts of N England aficest Barton has a weakness for loud checks, trick shoes te p tae yale a heart. all es and striped ties—e verything that should go with feelings of a Seventeenth Century a speedy reputation. He longs to be considered a courtesan, held in reserve by the perfect little rascal—a regular satyr in swell clothes dirgings of a Puritan complex Ada Unfortunately, Barton has the wrong type of face should be training for a life job as No one will take any stock in his deviltry. someone’s dear little wife Instead, she's specializing in advanced chem- istry. ae 2 ferret Its a _ <¢errible thing to gd through life with a low comedy ex- terior plus all the pent-up feelings ‘ . }* . , Ro ig, hand- Perfect mamma is so per- A job behind the information , a. ° 1 Bee acts Pry eee: that daughter gets little desk at the railway terminal a: | . D'Artagnan,a e with the suitors should never have been parceled 4 | regular killer the young men so out to a lovely girl like Jessie. In the role of Lady Bountiful, Mrs. Close is a de- with the tadies. at home they aren't How can her heart be in her cided square peg. When the members of the church and ‘all thet. Jos half the time whether work when beauty such as is benevolent society want a $5.00 subscription from is expected to do &te calling on mamma or Jessie’s is its own reward at Mrs. Close, they ask for $so00. Then they are rea- ee ) , 8 his bit in slap- “er (Mamma is just Hollywood! “My dear, the sonably sure of getting $3.00. Mrs. Close is won- |) =~ , 4 ee i 1 stick comedy ~ © tell young Mr noive of him!” Jessie is com- dering whether or no she will ever pwant the hat || sae ih | 1 when the part of iter all about the splen- plaining while the information she has unearthed from a twenty-year accumulation |. Sg - . =F 1 Romeo should a of Peter the Great seckers wait without. “Imagine in the attic. Maybe she will send it to the deserv- Sire , 1? tine Gallen o6 trie tg is reading.) him asking me to woik till nine ing poor. minus the featber. = - | a lot thirty Saturday evening! The | —) {Zi noive of him!” a | 5 4 ee ey 6 enact Sal S$

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PSS oe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1923. =i 2 a : oan + & 4 = 7 f : 2 -d : - - . -~ ' : - " — e > = ~ y* P “Aa 4 — , visa ~ . Meee INSPECTOR? ‘ , Je ; Gul > . j oo DID ZS. . p P73 | pin You seats nat ; = ) \Cyou DONT say) / | Y ie euaust| fs > Le MAKE A Visa! 7 a A“ . fi DER CAPTAIN DIDNT } CATCH US UND VE LLER YOUR ) ; » - ~ ISS GE-SAFED $ ’ ee came SIZE P52 - » VATCH CLOSELY | BUT YOu SHOULD | UND VE SHOW PUT MoRE PEP’ ‘You ACHOS “ON DER VORKS!) 3) MIT CLASSS) \ Ley Z4 \\A % a = es: eng S ~ i” Wa . Be aad re 5 a? o - > . ; > » os ~ 7 - + * , , % . j 7a ge . ; ~ , . | a rea ; ~~ * : —_— \ ’ - , ‘ ~ F . ~ = . me ; & > , ee j — y +. o ; . > > : 24 : +, » ae t eed Uplibasish bik. . , A DIR AIM 185 UM GooD BUT DER Sih JUDGEMENT 155 WPSY OOPSY BusBLE UF \ Fioozie! GOWKLE! STUFF, VE AINT a : | OffFEAW\\\''"\~ ‘ ALVAYS A MONK, 'S DER ANSWER!

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LE! "> = 3 a) ‘ ° * NDAY, “ AUGUST 26, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, su OF HENRY MEEK 1 > = Iry ER GIVE THEIR SHOW LasT NIGHT ON ACCOUNT TOU DONT say ! WHAT DID HEN HAVE ete oe -< <——o ET- MEET S— Ive DONT FORG THEATRE AT FOR MY WIFE AND A TH ME OUTSIDE THE GOOD EXCUSE ERE SURE ? - 4 Mieires Go See ; a DEAR, I'VE GOT BAD I'VE GOT TO LEAVE TO-NIGHT — THE ADDRESS A MEETING OF THE | SE da, — ~* SOROS — _— —_—_—=_— A ae NEWS FOR You —, MY UTTLE swe MAYOR’s ASKED ho ee ROTARIANs! fj XA UNIV AIA Wy) i AY A ml \ ° a — TA, TA, DEARIE, BUT || GOTO | DEAR! GUESS PLL Gol OVER AND SPEND THE EVENING wiry MRS, BUSH ! a UNA YATTS { E YOU KNOW. 1 COULDN'T “iy HELP IT - BUSINESS | IS BUSINESS ! * aT 60 Al FY _- i Ih . j RE ee BUT 1] DON'T REGRET THE \ PRICE f | . 50° BAD You LOST THAT TICKET, ——_ CU / \/ | gpa —SoM | DROPPED fo + { TO-NIGHT, EH? Pip eY Lee RT MUST HAVE ae eT] atone LOOK INTO re igou| i tee 7 , a : 1 ¢ . Sy eee , 7. — ~~ ntl, idtinn 2 eo OP Re ee Wo, erence ile eet oo ant Bet heeiiiienssaae ee Ot Pen ailiniill, 7 t-te ke cn. “- . PO rem : Pee owns . ~~ a = : . ; : - - 2 ee. * A < Cee = ore

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