St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 13, 1923

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ee and Motor Cycles a used—are among the articles easily , . and quickly bought and sold ee the 7-DISPATCH WANT COLUMNS The Only Wes een: Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. Sips te = ee teen — - ———— sonedpaeenasenameatiyon tenet pes S, URSDAY EV ENING, SEPTEM BER 13, 192 RF PAGES: PRICE 2CENTS tt $e A —_eam’p@»0?—_.”—X""———OOOOOeeeeeeee a papain — ss ——— = > — SS >= = >= eS Se ee ee TEESHIP 7 DURING yoga APOLICEMEN INDER CIN KILLINGS Not Against Him, B But. Against Nis inet | ne ‘BY POWERS, ... oseaaanal BOND FOR KILLING DUE TOMOONSHINE, |35aaeeee - tVULI Ut SP ANISH &. ants Pena lized—Mark 4 ae = ai ea ee eS a | . ft PER M A N 4 H eee 1WO MEN FREED COLBECK ASSERTS :, re eo ee | | if f . . (Copyright, 19°3. bv the Pres a Ba, ] | . * j | = ° 3 . 5 4 : | ee 4 + ) Publishing Cos. . ithe New York Wo + lag E s Es : : = : cae Se ats eR = % ' | ~ | qq * RE RLIN: mh sae peepatcn. paras ee ie "es 5 ES cee ee ae : 2 . § . ' ; ) | th re 906,000 marks at the Grand Jury Refuses to In- Egan Leader Says Three of oe Bae | : | Areas - # A ~ i eriin ourse vester day. }? es ° . ~~ ne » *~ ‘ % TE Re = te ie ae en i ack . sa : : . ; : c em _ times during the pom dict Lieutenant and Three His Boys Were “Full” and | Be BS ial le i ‘ as e mar dropped from 75 millio . | i e a % 8 : 4 z : : eS ees ae ‘ to 90, from 90 to 100. from ton u| Detectives Ordered Held| “Maybe Fired at Hogan [% & § _ E 110 and then to the final e e final fi | a Stresemann Says | Mie ‘diitihdean tn ey ~~ By Coroner. | for Fun.” ran Piiieetir| prices on “menus | af ; . “pe co ow: : : | | . 5 "e : . 7 : ss oe = ; 4 : é. ' | - | Be Mortgaged to Pay #4. Many stores ehneed uty ‘op un- SHOOTING OCCURRED DECLARES OLD FEUD |@ a ae 2 ee | : , Tittelicns if Ger fore marking pric “% “nase DURING RAID ON HOME! STUFF IS FORGOTTEN. _- “Sie. . 7 a en Varrmane beast cin whe: : Is Given Control of | sisinetne ‘na Rar Gittinar viccaare Sone: , | | bi. . still ‘ i oe ay ‘ P | 1T1ICE€S Reported to Have J oined 3 ‘spread. The chiet cause of the | Officers Were Attracted to|Detectives Learn That Auto ee . all yg ‘a Rebellion Against Cabinet eae ee ee as ; = | ‘ . Leh a Ra ere eee y =. He OE ees =/6! Finney avenue. over Pbroski's | detectives today, but was the climax ‘ Pi al ail tions of Two Ministers Reported—Disastrous 3 } i Step Forward, Paris View. /services was filed today in Probate basement saloon. the night of July .of a “‘moonshine” party. 3 ; \ P : oy = bs Doe - , » to @; - & . ie ee ° 2 4 You can take my word for it”) 3mm | ae _ Moroccan Policy Criticized in Manifesto a \ ee ee LOD te LLL A A ALO. A ye REL A te CEN NL MN. NNO a eo ;*” , Court against the estate of George ! 29. Waldbart, wealthy fidrist, who: died The ‘and ss i said Colbeck to the _ Getectives. $3 x Sa | , : OE Shs | ) ® gr jury s decision was | ,,,,. what te ¢,° . PB the Associated Press, last Maren 3, by Dr. William F. Kier |... ned after hearing testimony of When I told Chief Hoagland Jast , | as | Placed Before Political Chiefs. PARIS. Sept. 13. —— Chancellor of 3609 Lindell boulevard. cae é = s on) April that the Egan-Hogan scrap | : ee | | Biresemahn's reply to Premier Poin- | Dr. Kier asserts that his attend- | relatives of the two men, and oth- | was at an end, I meant ban — : | Pp. : ; ; ance upon Waldbart was by his writ- |©rs who were in the house ad the |i m every for what happened unday | gare’s last speech has made a not ' 3 , : night.” By the Associated Press. am vagy le, nth al ten request and a copy of the re- time of the-shooting. and of police- Colbeck would not comment on . a | avorable impression ere, | ai- { er —_ : | : sex ; ; = ,Quest is filed with the claim. It’ ment who arrived afterward. The the fact that the police are holding - gt | MADRID, Sept. 13.—A military anes i d'etat directed against |the Government, as represented by the Cabinet of Premie® Alhuoe- . ; : absence of a fuller; was dated . , 918, in- . : though in the Ss Oo 7 as dated July 10, 1918, and in statements of the four members of :&a member of the Egan gang and | | ‘mas, and political*leaders, but loyal to King Alfonso and the dy- a report comment is reserved. Le Ma- ‘structed that none but Dr. Kier eS sit ek Acmaag 0 a ae z | ‘ 8 tc be clode should treat him in his last illness, ‘he police raiding party, made at the Presa, for twe - ” r pegs tag ‘ KING ALFONSO OF SPAIN. n, genera Coroner’s inquest, were read to the | ‘7° 5@né If connection wit 1€ 3 oa i : double killing. a ‘nasty, was sprung at Barcelona today by the Captain-General in : P ‘ar consi jers thi it th Ger jand that all others should we exclud- : s ] } { } o Poincare, : eM ted from his presence unless admit- | Stand Jury, but the four men them- | | . seives were not called. ax this would Blames Moonshine. WRITS | yING SETS NEW WORLD AIR SPEED ‘that city, Miguel Primo Rivera. Martial law has been declared.’ —_ : man | Chancellor has taken a step |ted by his housekeeper, Mrs. Ma- ) '. ‘“T a6 know that three of the bars . mragee © . > ; lave given them immunity. i ‘ : , mfard, without, however, succeed- {rian B. Campbell. Were Under $5000 Bonds. were full of moonshine Sunday and RECORD OF 244 MILES AN HOUR The revolt, feared for many months and twice announced only g in ridding himself of The four policemen. who have ' Navy Aviator fn Accompitahing Feat to | be postponed, is reported to have spread rapidly in the prov- the false | A list of six diseases for which | Wea that the application of his on wen mage ig 0 aelggaapeet “ — been under $5000 bord each since!car.’ he went on. “They might : . +} : Scheme of mortgages on priv ‘ate is given sh the claim petition. whe the conclusion of the (‘oroner'’s in- have seen tiogan in the crowa at Uses Plane That will Participate ‘inces of Spain, where various garrisons are said to have joined é' a rei nt ¥ aah i will of W aldbart bequeathed $5000 quest Aug 14 were relen@ed after Jefferson and Cass and maybe took | in Pulitzer Trophy Race. Ov eme t U t thi ft th t M d ] h property would be sufficient to jus- (Aa), Me | We bntate in eatimated | te : | Reew af afte ha = ) } _ y. the Associated... Prose. im nts. p to this aiternoon e Lroops in Madri . owever, the grand jury's announcement. few shots at him for fun, but if MINEOLA. N. Y Sept 13.—A ; } : ; ; MINEOLA, N. Y., Sept. 19-—A had remained faithful to the Government and the capital is calm. vac the Ruhr. { . 1) 7 tify eva uation of t ; Ay $; 00,000. 1 nee nie om t a nep! They have not been under suspen- was the moonshine that was to | new world's "speed record of 244 15 The French Government, it adds, ews are contesting a will which Cut cion from their duties. They are blame and not the old gang stuff. soli ae inne wan eatebbiaind ‘today | The Council of Ministers veces; Sar Santiago Alba, while others ex- y -- |vened this afternoon., The Minister | press the belief that he escaped were riding about in a big touring Stands by its position, which is un- bong a To a Compbell $75,-\ Lieut. William Walton and Detec- | That has been forgotten. ne Ttout’ Habelt: 3. Mean, Ge ™ as queathed. Pre : , ; ry aa , edie Oe Mabe sali - ) . i , ‘ « Be ‘IMes -assailable, France may, of course, | ig ecwelles:. 5 be ere SF ees, 4.5. AONE ang | ~ Copech expresses Sr a in a navy Curtiss racer, flying over ;}Of the Interior informed the corre- eae the regen into France. None Le Matin concluded, modify her | 2 J. J W hiteley. ness at—his club” on Olive Street | “a one-kilometer Course” &t’ Mitchel! 'spondents a few minutes later that ° ese reports is confirmed. “ Aleut. aiton headed the raid, *Pead, "west 0 ivette, st. souis ’ /the overnment, under the present ? ‘the fe a l t. Wal ] led tl! id a t of Olivett St I E'yeld. the G a he p ' Captain-General’s Statement. regime in the Ruhr. if Germany sets | He related, in his testimony in the;County, would suffer as a result of ~ ae . . _ conditions, was no longer prepared | At 4 a. m., the Captain -General about paying, but she will not evac. | F RD M REA sean 4 The record announced was the , , de the satened aan | Bate the lerttory te th niemeb. | RY FN () F ENT ANY inquest, that he decided to enter the: the police theory that the killing of Action Taken by Federal average of four trips across the|t® make communications. to the | ma e the following & tement to the 3 Son o: payments sine ial ‘ I E ! place because he heard sounds, in: MeGee and Malone had -sSomething | measured course, two in each direc- | press. It was announced later that | ee: q The Pirclon Office. PD the Was Asked For Several Months Ago ‘passing the place, which seemed to ;t o do with the kg gan-Hogan affair. Judge sailed Men Were Re- ‘tion. One trip with the wind the! Foreign Minister, Santiago Alba, and | “IT can say only one thing. that Rerlin view that al nia te deter. | by the Late President Harding. indicate a disturbance there. He} He deplored the fact that detectives ! : ‘plane went 255 miles an hour. The|the Minister of Labor, Jose Rosalo | the Government summoned me in a been scbhide het the uh! said that after he and the others | believed he had not kept his pledge. leased by Harding on Con- test was from a level start without |Gil, had resigned their portfolio. order to be informed of the attitude § Konditiona\ silat tion al enusitee WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—The entered, Wojcik went to the kiteh-.He said he would be looked upon as a ithe aid of a drop from height. Lieut! | State of Siege Declared. of the Madrid garrison. I answered it is pointed out that this surrender opinion of the Department of Justice en, took a revolver and began firing, | &@ Man whose word was no good. ditional Pardons. Brow will pilot the machine in the! Cabinet members who were ab- | that the garrison was In its barracks, Eadeag in 1915 iia that gsc pe te as to the legality of the use of the !and that he struggled with Wojcik Detectives yesterday investigated coming Pulitzer races in St. Louis. | sent from Madrid when the flag at} "eter to guarantee the continuance is no othe: question but execution | 27™Y 2nd navy in the enforcement | before MtNiff and Kelly began fir-'a tip.that.the two gangsters being ‘the revolt was unfurled, returned |°' Order and that there was conse- +e Ss exec } sas * , . . _— . roe , of thet eaty ee r from thi: t : of the prohibition law was complet- jng at Woicik. Boroski was killed ;sought were in hiding at a road- | By the Associated Press. HYLAN IN DANGER OF PNEUMONIA | | hurriedly, and Government forces | quently nothing to fear in connection vier ee. ens, SOM at OUr- | ed yesterday and Attorney General ‘apparently by a police bullet, though | house near Mitchell, IDi., but were NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—-Federa! are reported to be already on their with the troops stationed in Madrid.” Bt Assurance is given that France has | Daugherty said it would be handed /the policemen said they were not | unable to find:any trace of them. | Judge Manton toda ydismissed writs | | way to Barcelona, where the revolt-_ The newspapers say the Gitaams ; © Bive - an a8 | to President Coolidge tdiday. At the : 1: Thitalay id n A new angle of the case was de- nee ie onde Physician, However, Does Not Con-), ili f ance in Barcelona had been . pre- )wish to prolong the occupation of ' ) ' Aim, Whiteley did no : of habeas corpus granted last month “4 ' ing military chiefs, after issuing a P ay cat . eS pe . | Same time it will be made public, :} ti _ Kelly testified that Wal- veloped when it was learned by de- = e . sider His Condition as Alarming | manifesto against the Government, pared for Friday, but that the Gov- ie Ruhr and is only waiting for a lhe added. s en cK he a a cal tal ‘aie es tectives that the automobile from staying the deoprtation of five nrem-/| By the Associated Press. lea se tein Meiite Ly es th Gov .ernment got wind of it and adopted Usfactory guarantee that she will! ppis opinion was asked for some on eave — 2 es eng a “aap sige which the shots were fired was not! bers of? the International Workers} SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Sept. sted poet ae alae ret gr ar measures which led P paid before she considers evacu- | months ago by the late President OF We ORs wtgelat ade Koa papen: aes : « thine: Jawett owned ty. Tere Gal- F hee saat UR - eelonandd-trom | ise eat. that the tines of Mayor | 8 . a state Of the organizers of the movement to tion. Wojcik shot M« Niff and Ke lly, and th lue Jev 7 . of the World recently relea: l1-irom Hylan of New York might develop | ese at 11:15 o'clock this morning. | i curt loose before the anticipated psaarding: after the establishment of both were in the city hospital for |lagher, girl friend of the Egan the Leavenworth (Kan.) penitemti- a ble nai tien pinta - a The Cabinet this afternoon, ‘after ‘time iat 2 ,*? tft . “ta ° week: he . 5 . ; r . an ; iis ; rai l ‘Vide e f the | ‘a 7, : ‘after the raid, found e\ idenc 0 woma as been found. : ‘added, however. I believe triat ‘ Breet diese poral ba | chances for recov ery are very good. | dorsing the move ment, W hich ras Sept. : manufacture and unlawful sale of . It was recalled today by detec ye the wartime espionage act. acwn te have been im peaperation ef side was prociaimed aineeh at 12:16: ; .y hese ruarantees,”” he said, “are | Clo ds Preventec ana y fron & ar t . ; u » c te 1 Indi | . 0 | liquor there Thev had no sea reh o’clock this morning and the Catalan : Beale of solving the question of Getting Photographs Monday ' tives that Representative McGee last | O ; wnie -*were seized ft s i y. bea , a Federal search } n their release they were seize , gre : five resistance, provided wpe of . ‘ warrant, though, a Federal search | i.) unary in an effort to obtain ap a -ctof at the di- MUSSOLINI PLANS L UOR CHECK meppeennang: colic eer canbe took possession Cc ight, 1923.) By the Associated Press. “ arrant for the place was then out- | ; : by immigration inspect x4 pcg it became known that Premier At-| ‘military authorities k (Copyright, 4 eet is given us that on the basis of rE , $—A check . : /parole for two men serving life} | f the Department of Labor | ~ |of power in the city. . 3 Mo a 1] NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—A cher standing, and: would have been used |)... ¢ ‘der. related to the | rection of the cat | hucemas had requested the Cabinet |° Power . | n understanding the Ruhr wt | for $1500 was sent yesterday to the! within a few davs. The police did | te ap hia! aged PP pabgrwi es and ordered deportedf Green. to|To Limit Number of Drink Shops Ministers to come to his private. It is stated here that several ae 9 : 'State Board of Pardons and Paroles , i Seotland, the others to Russia. Ar- | and ‘Reduce Secliling Hours. h © in*ail haste: 'risons, notably those in Madrid, |By_the Associated Press. — ragossa and Seville have adhered te evacuated anc inel: Be | eres ' . - ee rk ro te a | University of Indiana by the’ Home | not base their entry, in their inquest |.,.+ Yuo gs ae mm CAN Yu ee ’red to its former rights. cided Me henenes cloudy weath- | o.): ; sala tiiae Silk ahaeel that two St Louis gangsters, who , -iving in New York, proceedings es He admitted that passive resist- oe ; ogg 2 aia tee ; ‘testimony, on suspicion "of violation | had subsequently died, committed pe , - o writ of -habens ROME, Sept. 13.—In the campaign Charges Against Goverpment. Preguern iacntamedel aieaaie Ear ir! er prevented its expedition from tak-/of the liquor law, but on the dis- oe : .. ; were checked By a writ of habe mS ‘ P text of the Barcelona mani-— tary MONT, now . ] . ’ the murder for which the two pris- _ * P ‘apainst alcoholism, remier Musso- i The ex corpus granted by Federal Judge lini ne decided to amend the li a toate waa placed before the minis- must be recognized as a bs: / : Farin coup d'etat. The normal life 6f fe did not offer a solution of the ing ~— ee “ae srachsin Of /turbance they heard from without. | éners were servine time. ok - ithe sun which wou iave been vis-\! The Circuit Attorney’s office has | letectives a ‘vy s possible that Gor ard: ae! a _. |jJaw which allows one drink shop to | terial council. The manifesto de- | . ar the administration of. the |e Czcevt for the clouds in Lowef | taken the ground, in recent cases in Re cgores Gabi skauuhaaeee have |. In rn tag Sy en eel pies: + ‘every 500 inhabitants, so that there /clared the ‘situation in Spain wap | Barealoan "ts proseptinae 12 Posed nation-wide hypothecation ic California on Sept. 10. : the Court of Criminal ¢ orrection. | Been actuated by McGee's statement Judge er . % pe Ag og WO 'will be one shop to ev*ry 1000 in-| extremely critical owing to “the im- the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ptemources. the Chancellor said the | Swarthmore College also insured ,that the police have the right to to the beard, but they were *more dential COMI UTA LIC n % " Scena tines habitants. The number of hours morality of the Government its dis- | ‘under arrest in San Sebastian. 4 accruing from the mort- jits expedition against cloudy weather enter a place without a search War- |jin¢elined to believe That the shots not a pardon W na cs tor gaat! 'drink shops may remain open will | astrous Moroccan _policy, end ite) Appeal Criticixes Government. t Would be paid to the trustees, ‘through the same company, ti aking rant if they have good reason tO 'that ended ‘the lives of MeGee and ; auintette from’ punishme . | be reduced. Z |abandonment of public quien: fey @ Coreg mat. Spas> bo would include fepresentatives la policy for $10,000. The l nivesslty believe liquor is being manufactured yfajone were intended for Hogan, in | offenses. | The council rose at 2 a. m. and) lards, and signed .Captaie- * the reparations creditors. This bee Indiana paid a premium 0: $ 1&0. dontahte , Mehowe is because the State retaliation for the murder of their ni CLOUDY TOMORROW: LITTLE | the agitation was oa 43-8 Rivera, was issued at 2 o’clpck this ¥ would then be able to issue | Swarthmore paid $500 for a pro-rata prohibition Inw, as recently amend- former leader, Constable William T. DIAMONDS VALUED AT $50,000 | oe wut ah tat Poh ~ | morning. It criticises the present ends, thus making it pogsible for |po@licy and will be paid according to vd, makes the manufacture Of liquor | fean. ESSENGER BOY CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE een again convoke P “9 of | Government and stigmatigws§ t “France to receive large “sums of /tbe degree of the failure to obtain | 4% fe‘ony, St. Leo’s Catholic Chureh at STOLEN FROM Mts M et to meet at. the domicile professional politicians for se “Pooney. 'vatisfactory plates. Twenty-third and Mullanphy streets THE | TEMPERATURES. . b2 ‘Minister of Marine. he G the power,and anibilating the of Sovereignty Decisive. : Holdup by Two Men in Hallway of | “pee iS e Wr -- «39 Information has reached the Gov- |. the King. OS EG ES em, Seems c 'contained about 200 persons when 1 a. mM give France cash and will me et , ad seized a e p | continues ‘the proclamation, will oC i hele "eg 9 a. . av. Edward | ? s Ks 4 Auto. Bs Wiles «- acd Ge es A a. * ONditions under which France MINNESOTA AND THE DAKOTAS a Set SP a ee ao eh ce me rn eo ." i otk ee alee ice buildings. Capf.- Munoz | ,cupy the headquarters of the com= Attractive Home J. Telly Roll) Hogan, leader Of the | speciat to: the Post-Dispatch. et | | Willing to evacuate the Ruhr.” by mcsrameanmenen Hogan gang, and several of his fol- PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13--A _ m. $\Cobe, commanding -the 4 arid gar- |“ munist and revelutionary a 7 f added, “that before these guar- | containing diamonds valued at rison,. Was called’ before the council | tions, the prisons, the banka, Iteeg Could be obtaine1 Germany | mm —_——_— © ~~ Ruhr question. es posing an international trus- > is PPPOE POP OLR ka eb ak 7% : _ > i i i Fw ; p Portions of the Central States In- lowers were present. box - VY alues ublished | cluded in the Area of Low - . The Rey. father Sy lve ster Cas- $50,000 was stolen from a icing r a yeeneeenes 4: : ° and as d if pa wea go pr to | electric power stations and ; wet Senne , dv = . rer * thi y | lowest, 95 & ; =. force order in the capital and sus- | points at which the water supp st be permitted the ri l ered Temperatures, sidy. assistant pastor, quoted the | old messenger boy this morning 0) en po upp 1@ right to ad- l) : pa » | ’ f " muster th COV ie | VET’ a By the Associated Press. parab'ie of the Prodigal Son, but did !two men who. attacked, him in the Official forecast | tain tha | Government. The ¢ ‘aptain- is controlled. Ajl suspects will be e Rubr and recover her } ai IME for St. Louis and d the .Go t reignty in the Rhineland?’ CHICAGO, Sept. 13.—Snow and not refer to the circumstances under | hall of the Travand jewelry repair Seg + 5 _General™ —- « gree oa | rested. fT Stresemann failed ssert If youre in a home-owning (| s-inling frost today set the Northwest! Which McGee met death. He re- | store at 933 Arch street. TO cuT vicmity — Partly that the troops here were quiet in| It is also declared the leaders ttly that Ge Te ee eeearka | ee ee . to donning overcoats while portions ferred to the fact that McGee had The g€ems were being brought from MOHAIR cloudy weather | their barracks and disposed to guar- | the movement will seek. to maintaig oe ty erat faba ane maa tp She. land—quiteing + | of the Contial Piles chivered aa the |Teturnéd to the chiroh ph Bad @t> ip vaca tap thaw: Rock, Lane' Se) oo tonight and to- | antee the execution of any orders. | the normal life ef the country. ly. He di : wety tg re. : cabbanite—you'll The” in- ¢ well, gs ee Dacerns rh soaay * pressed penitence befoer he died. | ciety here, where they were Kept) Morrow; mee, Warning of Coup. ‘proclamation ends in an appeal t® “the d say that for Ger- terested in the “Real Estate” §| 27°" . - ce + vin, - overniitht mach change in According to information reaching | the patriotiem of the population, en> * ¢ | > : ‘i spre . rrosts were eners ugehe ne tee . i , t the Mahe. ge sover: pe 7 columns of the Post-Dis- 4 ba see ae idee? \ a sbres pace ‘BODY OUND iN BAG tus Prodell. the Re ae of- | , [ie temperature. /Madrid the Government had been | treating the military forces to givé 0m of the Ruhr ae = og vob: sialinces o sell and men race but the 4 xtent if daniniis hc OF MAN F tered resistance When the bandits Missouri—Part- aware that a coup d'etat had been tr.eir lives to the country, it : aS NSIEMOLY WES |’ Ree eee ee eee aia et, | ae ah palate ak - —— : -ontain- ; Oe ly cloudy t ht | planned to take place at Barceiona | sary. a and that for those «nds she eet ae “te Bia y rote tap .. ( crops, if any, was not determined. | In Vacant Lot in Long Island City— | attempted to *) ue ena 6 paper ® c 4 7 4 ; - i cli te : « 4 : ‘ »wels ; ; ‘ ; J 4 sid to give fresh guarantees,’ to these columns, day in and | Grow ernment meter rologists, who | Head Cut anti Crushed. ing nig di the box torn from his} ; not much change | tated the event when it learned that | day out. \ said “a Jasicainicdtien tape of warm te mpera- By the Assoctated Press. |; down neties Jerké in the store. who pe in tem perature. the Government was informed as to tary says proceedings wtil be = Of Reich and State property | « it’s the best way to keep _; tures was unlikely, prophesied hard NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—The body ; 8T@5P ~ typist motion. rushed to his SA [iinois — Fair the project and was taking precau- | brought against the Minister of “If hed in the Treuty of Versailles. agen i ppnadicire’, Tor gale ‘| frost that might cause injury to gar-'of a man, tied up in a bag, was ere oe werent rushed into the 7 jy in north portion, | tionary measures. eign Affairs and the President ymorteages in favor of the , me pia exchange—improved dens and crope. ‘found today in a vacant lof in Long aid. The ro ‘4 xed into .a waiting | ° | partly cloudy in The liberal newspapers express | the Council (the Premict) and - eet entered into on property and unimproved, city and | Michigan and Minnesota saw the Island City. The head had been street — 4 iennigindl: i —_ south portion to- | approval of the attitude of the Gov- | % Government wilt be vsta Pa oo on private property § ‘ suburban. “first snow of the season yesterday. cut and crushed. ,automobi .. oe ec en. night and tonior-/| ernment in femaining at its post. under the military authoritlen, ) omic organizations as a > If you have mad* up your.) yy, Duluth, a few flurries were plain- — = : i The movement, the conutLu a ou we nine (Le & podbot ee ~ : e « red on River. row; cooler in / Only a regime of democratic liberty. : to the extent of a certain ‘ pore _. rv on in ae wee \y discernable. At Clalmmet ‘Lich.. Man. 80. Weds Woman. 7 6. | AS eS ae extreme south they declare, can guarantee the life declares, is loyal to the King, a of this property,” con- ’ your own. When vou have. | coid winds off lake Superior brought By the Associated Press. a LIS. Me.. Sept. ¥3.—The portion tonight: and prosperity of the country. directed not against the" : e*\Chancellor, “then’ these | it prepared, leave it with or .| snow that continued to fall for a RIVERSIDE, Cak, Sept. 13. ——| HOLL ° Mrs. Kate Douglas Wig- light frost in ¢x- The army as a whole, it ie de- but the Government. teeshi could be transferred to a’ Telephone lt To }\ half hour, ‘and at Marquette reports | Harvey A. Dakin, 80, and Mrs. Bura aa : et, who died at Darrow-| [@ treme north = clared, remains loyal to the Govern-| The actual beginning of the MP @8 a real negotiable se- | i : | were received of a snow fall at Ish.| A. Starkey, 76, were married here. | gin. aes near London last ; tion. ment. occurred when Gen. Porgy + “Surety suc} . The Post - Dispatch ° 'peming which continued for a sho:t! Mr. and Mrs. John MeNibben of | On-The- -. ecattered on the waters st of the river at 7 a. m., 5.5 According to some of the Madrid orders from Capt.-Gen, CH national policy is not | time hicago thermometers wete Orange Calif.. both octogenarians, month, we am fall of .2 of @ foot. the garrison at San Se- vera, took over the goveenman, Se & prinej | > River here yesterday, in ac-| feet, @ fa | Rewepapers : ig ple o of guarentee, but | ; Olive 6600 or Central 6600 | || close id the half century mark “arly married less than a year, served as of Saco » her expressed wish. ' Sunrise today, 6:41; sunset, 6: 18. _ bastian imprisoned Foreign Minis- Coutinued on Page. z ee wae _~ (| “oday, best man and matron of honor. cordance with he ’ ~~ * a pea a Si a a i ae wed on Page 3, Column 2. y Pak * # ‘ oe j ae a a hy ie ; cae eid si) incline cca SO we em ? Sohal = eel RO. LES o

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he ES ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 13, 1923. ST LOIS POST-DISPATCH ad : aes. i “LID : " Bice oe aa LL —— — = ee ee ae —- me —— — _ - { — a | ee — eres elon] ete a PROBL aq JAPAN'S RULER This Year’s Veiled Prophet Souvenir _|\[1]Y HOLDS ROADS SWISS PRESIDENT Spanish Troops at Bares on eee : i uf i, | : em ] | | Revolt; Take Over /OTIET OF aa ne oe ~ 4 MOST CERIO | | URGES UNITED mmm CAN'T BE MADE TO'BARREDAS ARBITER: Revol: T2K¢ et uacee: S2 paegee ns ~ e smneniieapniion Se ey rr aaa am. | eae elonis he was captain-general on the Southern : ress ie s , Las * NEGO, Pig SES | he Fr su esa 4 Provinces the }eareer by reason ot his outspoken a4. .urrounded by troops amian . | epag. ; cn Fg ¥ lL SE | In the other — rs ve taken pos- | utterances against the Morocco ad- precaution was taken to keep um 7 ~ | ‘pee mot ah ee iO A wen oa» > $f EE. | i coaatie’ ke” aha Garver venture. He was finally dismissed |»), i,eq persons away, ag a > z ' $k a i. = . a em egy RS as AM ae « | | ’ ‘mite apes ee re cnpenygeee more tans Sie Dearne: ern session of the Governmel™ : amid a storm of agitation at Madrid, | 2 does not seem to Conditions in Madrid p . EO Cn oe Ao tas 5 nme REE, | . ih seen: airieulties in the’ bu. within a few months, a a normal aspect. Fy a SIR OT oo ae me ‘ ' tee ‘ nave ’ ies ; fac - 1inated captain- . oi, si = y : at REBUILDING : ; ES e “WN ge st | Opinion by Associate Coun- | Italy Announces That ‘She ‘atalan region. er cent on ate wee and the sur- gm: aie tw dean a? ae + te >.) . aes ag ae ff age ‘G ’ ! /; genera o arce m an ous clared, remains loyal to the Sh he ety OS EO ee oe : 3 a ee BNE, | ) eas oe ' di epi f Catalonia. : _ | joe G) i SA RN -. Cannot Accept Decision _.,,,. voit in Spain cen- ,rounding region © ig. | ment. | i 8 : selor Dolan Shatters Argu ep rhe present revolt in SPO ‘agi-| While captain-general of Madrid, | . : : . ers in (hat & a * 4¢h | P -Riv ras ex-officio a mem- | . , } BRR i ment of Gerhart for Ap- by Mim in Dispute With tation, the district of Catzlonia, with _ Primo Rin ate wa cade aida st ea |uon ond the Government. ex 1s x SA iin = 33 = " ‘its nlow capital of Barcelona. ber of the & panish Senate @ ' }eonfidence in its ability to sta . ap OE Me “a ae betes rie, TE %, as Side Jugo-Slavia Brel os cone ae oe ar . of Carl- here that he created a sensation by the revolt | ‘al R : f i é kel OES ee ae proach on East 1a¢e. This has long been the scene *t hatic views. He said the} *M¢ ' perial escript Af _ te ADRS ee Se Sea Bt RK fey | | ‘ist conspiracy and revolt seeking It peuboeuel of Gibraltar, naw held by * - a 3 eg ‘ ™ ie me Sew ; m > > * y. . i ’ o t " Sess L . . ee te : te ae 83 Se fn 8 > bas: | . > By the Aseociated Press. restore the Carlist dymastic ine. > - ire y . li z ¢ } if , at Ma drid, . ® : highest mi Mary ar thority or men, also is sald to be i> .a caused an. immense sensation. Mili- ts As Ree oe eee Fea ae ed , , ~~? & ¢ The Cabinet is remaining” te y aS Be the Associated Press. nl fe eR pods BIRT apie ee > a Wenteeton tome tren TEU RG Ramee HEI she it 2 Oe BRSNED $e: BYE —— am + - | Son 2? oe. ae o> ther Developing the Capi- SegiRiny = tal. oes Oe 7 —s — japproach on the east side, it WaS iilfeving that such a step might un- center of Northern Spain. held today by the City Counselors fayorably affect the pleasant rela- Catalonia also has peen the main office. tions hetween Italy and the Swiss ‘rendezvous for the extreme agita- ‘tary circles were divided Primo- ‘ This shatters “a vital fac tor of the confederation. The impression here tionist elements, including the Span- -ivera declined to w ithdraw his ut- , Treatment of Army by , ‘ , eta : % 1) argument of Frank H. Gerhart and ‘js that the controversy must be set- ich anarchists and the so-called aca ‘end was finally dismissed | amen fer on ne. 5 FAMOUS UNIVERSITY —— oe pe rt! te “ sae en aes * ‘o considerable following he has tled by direct negotiations. modernists. The attempt to assas- |. ondda lain él ah owes By the Associated “Press, ~ .) Sle | : 44 Trade eae ae =... 34 BPATTOR built up that a northeast approach Italy's notification that she can- | sinate King Alfonso at the time of The military element in Barcelo- | PARIS, Sept. 16. saa se A oP Meares et cae edecef By 4 AR EY . fr > lines of most of the’ not accep arbitration apparently | his inge 1ee ‘ictoria of fais china ea ey |the seizure of power by the LIBRARY IS LOST A aA BS eee a bg JOKk crossing the lines of n : no accept irb | PP ~ ipa his marriag to Queen Vie ae, ma, it is said, was disagruntied over |° oe 5 y ~ Action by the municipal ; : z it Bek -E SERS : 4 tied ont tmink lines entering St. Louis from UrinNgs an impasse in tne issue’ witn Battenberg, originated in that iocal- thé liberty allowed the extreme | in Spain is understood here the east would force use of the! Jugo-Slavia. The time limit given 'ity and the would-be assassin came Catalanists, who represent only q ' the treatment of the army y : ment and -business interests re = “aa ~ ‘ F 2 “A " vs es : 3 . : ; . ; i 7 rf : ~ . : ‘. G ‘ ‘ 7, ab . ba mi he at ; ‘bridge by the roads. Gerhart con- |! by Italy to the Jugo-S1lavs tor a re froni ths anarcl istic echool devel- small part of the population of the Spanish Cabinet and Pa ; nt city to devise a program f | - . : re ba : aaa ; aN a ac . 3 - . &s : ' ; 7 1 , s : - ler ¥ ds } riume eX- - hare . Se ‘ - " E in : .33t¢ - é : -- Priceless Documents Relating ' "Te es NS, GORE Re 9 gk jtended that St. Louis shippers could | Ppiy ta ore! he at Pepe that little Spe there. city in holding demonstrations ** the mihtary he tan in.t dling the health and housir 2. : . : ~ | > ; st ifically > the mu- | pires within 48 hours, : s , _ . , Sn i “ hi —— Laign against the oO fos op Es specifically by the mu- P! Opposed to Policy in Morocco. ag: t Sno and ls isult aign a roccan a I be B ddhi | ea. > Aas ¥ oe * TER — e398 41 the roads would/time remains for further exchanges. a Ay Pr a lispuiches es = ae One penmicterene ; 7 . — amew Pei. 3 tion resulting from the infly to ibetan u ism | Pe a eit oN > inicipal bridge and the roads wou: a la mo’ definite information Is notavie trom the GiSparcches against the dead comrades of rhe | rhe civil government underts 4 into St. Louis from t _ ; ; . . ie re is ( qj l > n ‘ 4 + : ° a " ‘ > . > } > . 5 } } ¢ et if tne rou ing. ‘ be compeYed to accep it groes 8 | i sesame = = ‘ here o Italy’s next move, beyond that the present movement is NOt military men in Morocco. punish the army officers : : ded i port 3 ‘ oe oo ; ; 5 > 7 7tT) i} ‘ - us t ) Ps vy it2 nh . e , 2 " . ‘ . * \ *, .- > + —_See | a ‘ _ 7 : 2. , , | , - — - ‘ ind “—* 4 " : sf oa Today's opinion by the “iy =v, \ reports from | Paris previously re dynastic. as the manifesto issued The Government asked Primo-Hi- held responsible, while’ dee - ‘¥g recommen nare ~* — ; t rr . a TY) P . ~-* . } ng | selor’s office declares that rulings D by Capt.-Gen. Primo-Rivera is di- .,,.. 4 » aktnale dealitaien logs Galati ino thaenit natalae Rem : ai tienaiaie ie stroyed in Quake — Refu- , ate C rce Commis- |Ceived. that Italy will prociaim the - ‘ted against “professional politi- | jay. ‘aeoinamenae ey comes “my , Sos nit - oa saeu ad ’ eae y | beta. mgpscore: map a cs h - fannexation of Fiume upon the ex- ; ; eoralbie as ; have contempiated untli the reopen- tractors and functio in ~i 3 y to Di r of blic ; sion and decisions by courts show/ City cman Ona? My ctatteg Ta ‘ terda recto Pu gees Tell of Censorship. piration of the time limit Dt. Cunliff. ~—— —— military elem nt also has ta ken ua vlé . ti d " f a 4 a : “a5 ; ry : 4 > . bal Sigs = am not alarmist, ts wh the |the Veiled Prophet and his Court/is no act of Congress by which a oe ked +} code-4 ~ prociamation today followed. expeditionary force fm ee . guests 0 AY 7 to tne I . abl ~ . ; : ; ‘ SsvVIn etic ttitude towareé : - ; “1% . aan? as , ’ 7 ] isc ‘ - 7 : . 4 turs la ; . ; ie be whe Paakee i twenty-three. |nicipal bridge if such an, approach|stood here that the salute to the ai- | 'OOKe@ Upon as One OF its Chie! PFoO- | refusal of the Government to name (civilian officials with ease | : Ith i , ‘were constructed.” the opinion con-j lies, required of Greece in the, Ja-/|P ce eG NN VF » ga. tee eg, | nim Senator. He came out against | supplying war materi@ipans de Gee er confronted St. Louis.” nina murder reparation terms laid | Political elements ‘and the agitation ‘+1. military juntas, or officer’s com-! iorv deliveriés. yak Se ees ghar Mae J . eons a sae ‘of extremists. King Alfonso himself |... 3 soe gl se As has been related, Dr. been promulgated. It appeals to the | (6 11. souevnir, which is of Dutch! for what promises to be the most}City Counselor Dolan. down by the Council of Ambassa- me ct s* caanmatans “gia mittees and his opponents retaliated The juntas gave he Gor- - -gecently estimated the presen mation for a suprente effort and! cijver and can be used as a hot-pad!notable visit the Veiled Prophet ever | Mayor's Veto Before Board. |dors, will take place Sept. 20. The wee oe EROS ewitetins olitical “it the criticism that his rapid ris€é ernment months agama " population of the city at 1 he Ee SPP a aes The 7 ity. T ner- | he Board of Aldermen is being C@UNtry remains tranquil and ig; 4ttitude towa atey 6 P *" could be. attributed to his relation- |,oce civilian culpeles crest. EE. | firastic measures to restore confi- | on the dining table. The wording of | has made to the city. The numer- The Board of ; rm : ob Sieeares 1] : factions. and through the influence Sad these civilian culpailes were. * = based on observations of his dence and also emphasizes the ne- the invitation is slightly different! ous innovations in the usual Veiled|urged at this time to override the awaiting the fulfillment of the for- | * ¥e : ~~ ship to high officials. , . } ; : malities demanded by the Council. of the old Spanish nobility and the ed and tried, the aiaiy act = #§$t-ment. ~i This is a gain of fessity not only for restoring, buti¢rom that of former years. It is as’ Prophet customs and the many not-| Mayor's veto of a bill instructing The Island of Corfu now has the army and navy, has usually been, : ; for itself. © sae grt ce 9 30,000 over the negro pe for further developing Tokio, which, follows: “You are commanded toj;able visitors who will be here will | that the condemnation of land for aspect of an Italian base, nave a able to overcome the various dis- Official Statement Says Cabinet Will SEE a shown for the city in the 19 dispatch received here from Corfu. Tuptive movements. | Maintain Its Position. Mexican General to Seek it says, is the political and economic appear at the forty-fourth annual! give added interest to the event. ‘the construction of a northeast ap- | s - center of the country and the main | op es Tl > — proach to the bridge proceed. For! 4 full Italian army corps has been! The recent Spanish reverses in ; By the aaa ae aia re é Mexico Cee a “ i aan Says Many Evade Scrut source of nationa! civilization. | graphs of the charts sore nate ete ; 1€ taken by the authorities. the For-/the construction of the approach | janged and there are indications that Moraeco have added a new element !‘ MADRII , Sept. 13.—After = ab- ee age ety om ‘ . me oe, The rate at which the neg » Toklo, says the rescript. remains | Japanese earthquake. These are wing n Office said: | $1,500,000 was provided in the re-|there will be prolonged occupation. |of discontent and political rivairy. imet meeting today, the following Ange! Fiorea, former Meyarien ag: arriving—estimated by the the national capital, although its; sired by the university for a thor- | FY he Gabinet meeting on the/cent bond issue. | 2 gemiofficial statement denies With this have come new political |Statement was issued: “The Captain Sinaloa State. has become sg gas “= # YDepartment at 4500 to 5000 patward structure was destroyed. It / ough study of the tremblor. ninth it et dechiien to sremet: teens | The Mayor's veto was to come up! that the arrest has been ordered of ‘rivalries over the Spanish zone in General of Barcelona last night pro- date for the Peden q - in July and August—tis not further says a special organization | : ieinnanil ‘tude all rice, beef. poultry; before the Aldermen tomorrow when | Col. Botzaris, Greek member of the northern Morocco, with Italy re- claimed on his own résponsibility a vitation of the Federation. Tages ishing, Commissioner Starklol has been established for the revival; Refugees Tell of Strict Censorship — ee ee 'they reconvene after the summer re-| International Commission for the cently taking a hand in what had State of siege in that district, seized Unions in the Federal district... - ' Daily reports of department of the capital and concludes by call- in Forc® in Japan. Bape po the enrthauake 4.000.000) ose n informal meeting was! delimitation of the Greco-Albanian before been considered a field large- the communications and invited , ee a : cians at Unior Station, who ing for a united effort by the Gov-/| By the Associated Press. e reset oe es sis sore a chi ' a aalie’ needa by President Neun./ frontier, who has been accused by Iv for Spain. France and England. other districts to support his action. Four Frame Dwellings Bu ; : ae : arrivals from the South, both ernment and the people for the re- SHANGHAT, Sept. 13.— Refugees ae 4 -? a9 “te a a RP ‘+t was agreed to post jItalian newspapers of having insti-; The leader of the present movement “In order to explain this step he A fire, which began at a) gnd negroes, show that 1072 lief of the sufferers, the prosecution |arriving here say a strict censorship | ‘© Tokio an oxonama. d Sie nei until Nor. 2 ha obtain | gated the murder of the JItalian has been one of the conspicuous op- published a magifesto to the coun- a. m. today in a frame & 0 who said they planned to st of disquieting rumors and the re- is in force in Japan. Japanese Gov- | é ; peer “es i he Cit: Cc ue? ond ‘ t fortunately was saved. |press dispatches and personal mes- 000,000,000 ven. prevailed. The Mayor vetoed the; regardiess of cost. His followers tats es rareeati of the Kyoto !sages may be sent from Japan by |} bill on the ground it was passed | declare they will reorganize the as- mperial University has announced | radio ; 0 without first being approved by the | sociation. that it will be impossible to receive NO ADE UATE EXPLANATION OF Citizens’ Supervisory Committee,!; Letters sent out by [L. F. Padberg, Tokio under-graduates except in the | British Insurance Companies to Ad- CAUSE OF WRECK COONTZ SAYS thus ignoring an administration | financial secretary, elected by the colleges of law and philosophy. | here to Quake Clauge. ’ , pledge on the manner in which the | faction whgth ousted Stoehr, state | The seismology department of the | By the Associated Press. i $87.3872,500 bond issue for public;that H. C, Koenig has refused to. Kyoto Imperial University has re- LONDON, Sept. 13.—British in- improvements would be expended. turn over the books and financia! quested the seismologists of the va- surance companies operating in Ja- ° . ‘ . The Tenth Ward Improvement As-} records. Koenig has sided with 4 ’ . heir Prescribed Course. ; wp i le . rious countries to send it photo- {pan resolved unanimously, at a re- er: thin Menotliated Peebe sociation, which recently adopted a/Stoehr. Padberg is requesting dues ae cent meeting, to adhere to the clatse | WASHINGTON. Sept. 13. — Ad- motion condemning the Mayor's veto;for the year be paid to him, in common to all their policies, ex- | miral Coontz, commanding the Unit- of the bridge bill, has sent circular ' advance. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH empting the companies from IUiabil- ed State fleet. reported to the Navy Feunded by JOSEPH PULITZER, ity due to damages from § earth- Department today that no adequate | 12. 1878 quakes or their consequences. explanation had been given for the o.. Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. 4 ,unusual position of the seven Amer- (Member Audit Bureau of Circulation.) sya cg ond oe Refa-. cons destroyers when they were age ee : re n . wrecked on the California coast Sat- ; MEMBER OF THE ASSOCI , tat . co ——— PRESS. | rab sr le cpeaeet ia ar urday night. He declared the squad- i The Asseciated Press is exclusively entitled | Ss NG N, Sept. 3.—Fur-e | . ; er er _ \ to the use for republication of all news dis- thér conf! “0 yp i OE ws ron was far off its pre scribed course ) matches credited to. it gr not otherwise cred- er confirmation of the appalling | and was steaming in a fog at 20 ited in this paper ané also the local news ss , ER e rho! ‘ t herein. Ail rights of republication : loss of life among refugees WhO jnots an hour. ) REGUS. PAT OFF TEP CO. 0% special dispatches herein are also reserved. | crowded into the compound of the Officials in charge of the inquiry SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL In) ®™my clothing warehouse in the pave been ordered by the depart- ADVANCE. 'Hon Jo Ward of Tokio during the, ment to expedite any information \! bd . * * Deity ant Sentey. one year. owes @ ob fire following the ea rthquake was bearing upon the causes of the disas- Sunday only one vear Seat pet 00 contained in an official dispatch ter without awaiting for completion | CCl , ‘A AA IStinCcriIVe mit either by “4 . = ; , j >) | ‘ce, Tre- f ; . o , wet : money order of St. Louis exchange. |from the Tokio Foreign Office, re-|of the investigating board’s report. ceived here yesterday tr the Japa- Secretary Denby was said to feel that : 8 Delivered by — at aol out-of-town | nese embassy. Almost all of the the unusual features of the case ne A EW Fa/l/ Styles Tmlly only. 50c a meath: Sunday. 10ca copy; 32,000 persons who jammed _ the} cessitated special action. gap'eree as Becond class matter July 17,/cOmpound were burned to death, the — _— ; — . @ pader the act of March & i879, “U* Mo-' dispatch said. CHILD LABOR LAW INTERPRETED £> The “Virlinia’ ee Detailing measures of relief being! Te? Olive 6600. Kinloch. Central #600 ing % — - LL LT —a Japanese History Compiling Bureau Japan by radio as yet, although! 000,000, face estimated losses of 2,- | they wanted additional information, construction of the bridge approach e Last week, two persons, t Fleet Commander Keports That Seven Destroyers Were Far Off - ie train at Union Station, were 4 | ak _ {ng from smallpox, he said. Th lar feather-trime ce eee & th rough co-o =) e popular feather-trimmed “FR fe. rons” co-operation of styles at amazing savings - eee — ae 3 =. ¢ Jy g ng ——* | Discussing in his report i _ @reasing influx from the Starkloff said: “The quest Urally arise as to what will fect from the standpoint of Considering the overcrowded tion of the negro quarters Rhaddling together of 2 sufficient room was not. those prior to this Influx: be the situation should any Of disease invade these cle Sested quarters; and what on the community as a; should such a condition arise, “Tam not an alarmist, but my mind, presents the most Problem, from a public health . t has ever confronted St, ‘ot only by reason of housi: | _ Gitions and insanitasy. ¥ as — 2 Use of the inadequacy a 4 ments of the city of Last Monday we held our first $3.88 sale. Well pret * ri any large excess pared though we were, the Hats melted away in @- 4 —— - twinkling, and many who came late ‘were disappoints -—= For the benefit of those, we secured 300 more of thes€ ~ Hats—identical in every way—just as smart, just ah) new. Come early for best selection. | — Sanne se 288m i rhe ao ; i il Tih “ ' i! | i c. ms ° Myblished Daily by The Pulitzer Publishiag “nage LE Litictiviiiictitittictiiiimilitictiociodiietittia$t i it 2 I i H i Wm a Mm iy fy f i fy fm m om i iy if my yy s ee In Ss 7 Very Individual = lO == Pecial to the Poet-! ee ee JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Sept. (Seconé.Ft ee pacing | te « @ — omapasununtedtl — It ates mech the bheer-runmning trade in (bicago and its arcompanying ru- “ mors of official corruption. ly Daniel MeFail, a deputy sheriff, | [f charged with killing Jerry O’Connor im & Supposed war between rival | ba nds of beer runners, was freed on O18 Washington Av. ' | £50.60 bail but toet his d: puty s star | velng summarily dismissed by Shere GCC SS] SSS RS ESS = <— ie Q ee ——E ; | conten enlace OT i Nay tt Le tat tinal - Re vr mea di , hh i ‘ * fap. : M " , i ‘, eae Vases np

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——— abandon only ‘under is he promoters of thig = e to follow up thetr = its consequenceg. e of Ministers hejq Spe. 4 t 3 o’clocis this morn. the situation at Bar. se - o re iurn l if} 3 ady ! ad “" I; i¢ Beri KaApress : at 4y Drping. The Btation by troops ang ever) taken to keep unnY B away. a Madrid a whole, it js-, oval to the Gove) i is remaining tn «-. overnment express ability to stamp o»: Press. oroceo, Sept. 13.~—jayy, nt here than Abd-}:). el chieftain. Whose gaged in Warfa: aniards had been Pot Kabyle chief, Tens. id to be ill. a Army by for Uprising. ‘Press, 13.——-The ower by Cabin, Cause ¥, the militar. derstood here t6 be of the army by the and Parliament afr. reverses in the can, the Morocean rebels Prninent undertook t, my officers who were e, while declining, it * 7 against civilian con. netionaries in various departments for fur- ate supplies to the $f Cunliff. orce in Morocco. juntas, or officers’ the army, accused S with corruption in materials and in dila- ave notice to the Gov- S ago that,. . unless ulpables were arrest- the army would act ST.LOUIS POST-nicpatrH eee tt ee THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1923, ~. ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH 0 POBLE J Host senous, ] STRKLOFF ski a Commissioner Asks «That City and Business In- @ terests Devise Plan to : ; : Handle Situation. 9 pre OF IMMIGRATION TO DECREASE 1 Several Thousand Negroes } Evade Union Station Ex- amination in Various Ways —Overcrowding Grows. | $0,000 over the ll to Seek Presidency, ‘action by the municipal govern- | gent and business interests of the ® gtyte devise a program for han-| dling the health and housing situa- | tion resulting from the influx of ne- | groes into St. Louis from the South | | js recommended inareport sent by " eslth Commissioner Starkloff yes- | terday to Director of Public Welfarc “Tam not an alarmist,’’ Dr. Stark- | loft stated, “but this, to my mindz, | ' presents the most serious problem | ' from a@ public health angle ihat has | @rer confronted St. Louis.” ; As has been related, Dr. Starklof? | recently estimated the present negro population of the city at 100,000, | * based on observations of his depart- ® ment. This is a gain of more than | negro population | shown for the city in the 1920 cen- Ppt, |___Indian Girl Worth $2,000,000 ee eee MAUDE LEE MUDD. —— ITY. Sept 12 —— Says Many Evade Scrutiny. ssi me o eta one ne on —, ie Toverd ssi The rate at which the negroes are | tions, that are now crowded to ca-/ difficult times we live, but can state Sn | arriving—estimated by the Health| Pacity. This applies particularly to/ with satisfaction that the has become a candi- esidency upon the in- Federation of Trades federal district. eee ne ee a - Dwellings Burned. a began at about 8:36 9 a frame house on . of Highland avenue. Department at 4500 to 5000 a month in July and August—is not dimin- ishing, Commissioner Starkloff said. Daily reports of department physi- cians at Union Station, who examine arrivals from the South, both whites and negroes, show that 1072 negroes, who said they planned to stay here. were examined in the first 10 days infectious diseases. “Even though we are _ fortunate enough this winter to escape thtse diseases, the peril of the situation is not lessened from the standpoint of immigration.* Until proper provisious are made for housing, it is only aj render payments possible. question of time when we will be con- | fronted with this impending danger.” —_ 'leading representatives of bity limits, one block , ~ of September, as compared to 887 A meeting of representatives of/er a suitable atmosphere can be cre- yr, destroved the house, ‘jn’ the ‘first 10 days of August. white and negro agencies in the ‘ated between France and Germany r frame dwellings Only white persons and negroes ;Community Council and of other or-|An understanding is certainly nec- fire companies were who expect to stay in the city are | Sanizations interested in formation | essary.”’ Joseph Schweiger of of a race relations commission has ny 34 suffered. severe he hands in fighting “ae ae’, = aa s " a - hs mf + | pot in ¥ - - the city. those prior to this influx; what will ng eo i tinue the Chancel ‘guilty of robbing William Geurka, —— | Bethe situation should any epidemic|,.. ie age een eas gp cai oe -| Proprictor of a candy store at 3974 '@ disease invade these closely con- lor, “the question o! vpdtetireAetg, (O" | Juniata street of $11 on Aug. 20 and | Sested quarters: and what wt!l be the the Rhineland and ae the | of participating in a holdup in which on the community as a whale peaee oF the Subr territory is Ge-! the automobile of Clarence Brown, F Mould such a condition arise. cisive. For it we are ready to give| 5427 Murdock avefiue, was taken in 4 Calls Pro real guarantees. _M. Poincare, in 4/ Carondelet Park a few days later. blem Serious. recent speech, said he preferred the, 4 The not an alarmist, but this, to| positive securities which Fraftce had | $200,000,000 Treasury Issue Sub- 4 = Ymangy presents the most serious/in hand to the finest theoretical | scribed. g the *m, from a public health angle,|rights. He did not intend to exchange | Ry the Assmiated I'ress | t has ‘ever confronted St. Louis.| pledges for general guarantees and | WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—The : jin” by reason of housing con- | emphasized further that the guaran-/ new $200.000,000 issue of Treasury 7 * and insanitary living, but |! tees suggested belonged to the mort-j| certificates of indebtedness has heen » use of the inadequacy of ar-| gages which the treaty of Versailles/fully absorbed and indications are 7 migements of the city of St. Leuie| gave to the allies on the entire pos- | for a heavy over-subscription. The Well pre- a 4 * care for any large excess of sick | sessions of the Reich. ‘issue matures six months from Sept. away in a 4 in the eleemosynary [nstitu-| Calls Poincare’s View Erroneous. (15 and bears 4% per cent interest. | sappointed. This conception of the re of these art, just as l and ackle lents. od . ~ _ - - 2a BRB SSBB BI RABE EEER EAB E ED e B. i 4 r ce t “ 4 : : ae ta) ‘¥ : . 7 : ’ . ; « ’ . u _ / ¢ - . . . iy. 1 —e hss Ste! 4 50 . ix. 5 -é Ps ! - won - ¢ = i, Se ae a ne . ? : . : - - ve aye 8 ie . ee . xy 5 " - , . : . . . i ak 5 eee ea . ’ J q ~ econd Fioor.) © at stationed. through, _ examined to determine if they © quire vaccination, Dr. Starkloff said. Many evade the examination stating they do not intend to stay, he stated. The physicians are sta- tioned only at Union Station. “From the observation of this di- vision,” Dr. Starkloff said in his re- port, “I am confident that several thousand more are arriving in St. | Louis at various points where physi- | ' @lans are not ' trains bring a large number, Many get off and ' Discussing in his report the in- easing influx from the South, Dr. 5 markloff said: ‘“‘The questions nat- | Wally arise as to what will be the ef- “fect from the standpoint of health, /@nsidering the overcrowded condi- /ton of the negro quarters of the q thddting together of thousands where ; cient room was not provided for re- by Freight and East St. Louisy Washington avenue, Broadway and | Tower Grove stations. they are going | they intend to stop here, and so are the list of the inspected.” Two Smallpox Cases. . |@ © Dr. Starkloff stated toa Post-Dis- @ atch reporter that his department @ bad not prepared any definite plan Wor dealing with the increasing over- @ owding in the negro districts, but, ‘@ Was endeavoring to safeguard health _§& fthe city by vaccination of arrivals. | last week, two persons, taken off a ‘Wain at Union Station, were suffer- a from smallpox, he said. @ Sested that a plan should be worked . | through co-operation of city de- ’ ments and business foups. Director Cunliff is out of Many assert whereas He sug- civic strument Louis, P| announcing his recent con- P é hection 3 Company 2 1004 Olive 5 4 the | Steck, Planos, take wit Steinway, Vose the an Producing Piano, Victrolas. a Aeolian - Vocalions a n d Sonoras. business Dick- haus, who has long be n identified with the musical in- in St. in A. Hi. J. a Ss pleasure h the Aeolian of Missouri, Street, selling Weber, and Premier Duo-Art Re- — been called by the Community Coun- cil for tomorrow afternoon in Van- dervoort’s auditorium, to organize a} Department on Race Relations. It | will be a part of the Council. | All Belongings. The object will be to unify the! The Rev. Dr. 5. work of the various agencies and to | Southern Methodist missionary in develop an effective program for the | Japan, former presiding elder of the welfare of negroes in St. Louis. | St. Louis district, and Mrs. Wain- right were unharmed personally in ithe earthquake, but lost all their TRUSTEESHIP BY belongings. ; Dr. Wainright’s cable message to POWERS, IS GERMANY’S the General Board of Missions in LATEST OFFER Nashville, a copy of which was sent to his friends in St. Louis, said: Conti ar - o “Both safe. Everything destroyed, on ue . ne. , " Rs ichiee m oe § SOClety and pérsonal. New -mission- The Mission Board for special! aries safe here.’ ccenstitutes something real and free will probably ask from all vagueness.’’ tion could not be settled and the col- lapse of the mark could not be re- strained, ~ curred in an electric wire at a that negotiations could only be un- dertaken after the evacuation of the Ruhr. The object of passive resist- ance was only to free the Ruhr ter- Pieory and the Government would be doing a great service if it could short- en the Ruhr dispute as. far as possi- ble. Feelers hitherto put out, how-, ever, showed the difficulties which! pump. Gruenert. Admits Robbery; Gets Five Years. A:ibert Baker, 20 years old, was sentenced to-five years in the peni- tentiary by Circuit Judge Grimm yesterday, after he had pleaded Premier I must describe as errone- ous. According to the Versailles trea- ty. the property of Reich and indiv- vidual states is a pledge for Ger- | UNION MARKET many’'s obligations. What I sug: | Breakfast Specials gested referred to the direct enlist-) Qyoreys PREMIUM HOME-RBOILED HAM ment of private property and thus! Potnd, T5e 'goes beyond the treaty. French | i ' in he every one whose home is ee Rhineland or the Ruhr will SWUFT'S COOK FIELD RUTTER. Ww Be stored to his home. there is no reason) 4 4. pR REDUCTION ON BUTTER WHEN why this once prosperous and pro-| BUYING COFFEE OR TEA . ductive area should not regain its: COMPARE MY PREMIUM SANTOS RLEND the | PRESH PORK TENDERLOIN; Ib... re- ‘former zest for work. I trust such ne CITY AT. PRICE > TD Pd ra og | . ae ae S 8 6.6 6 4-6 @ « onl ;a settlement will be possible. /PREMIUM BLEND COFFEK—Lb...... 40¢ | “France, through her Premier, has | oRBES’ BAKING POWDER—Can 20c | repeatedly declared she does not con- | PORBES’ QUAT near template annexation and does not) PACKAGE TEAS, 80c | intend to remain in the Ruhr. Great! 4 TEA to comply with anyone's require | Britain certainly concurs in this at-! ments, pound 60c Sa ee ear S22 OO O26 2.8 6 8 © 6 6 de Canoe Better Than Iusion: to meet the necessities of the mis- sionaries. The Chancellor, after reviewing’ jeeiatteiatil iin the economic position, turned to for-; Burns Fatal to Electrician. eign questions. He said that open-| jyujius Gruenert. 46 vears old. of ness was better than illusion and, 4247 Gano avenué, an electrician, therefore, he wished openly to say died at Barnes Hospital this morn- that without solution of the foreign ing, from burns suffered Tuesday political dispute the financial situa- afternoon when a short circuit voc- fill- ing station at 3230 Washington ave-. E Ch llor C aid Herr | ew : Copyright Underwood & Underwood. LIEUT. L. H. SANDERSON, Lieut. Sanderson of the U. S&S. Ma- rine Corps, who established an unof- ficial world’s speed record over a measured course at Roosevelt, Long Island, Monday, driving the navy Wright fighter at a speed of 238 miles an hour, will pilot the same machine in the Pulitzer Trophy Race in St. Louis next month. No Labor Party in Illinois DECATUR, IL, Sept. 13.—There will be no “Labor party” in Illinois this year, sanctioned ‘by the Illinois Federation of Labor# After a delay entirely ~ devolved to fighting the question, the forty-first annual fed- eration convention late yesterday voted it down. 456 to 65. ee ee me a ee ee EE —_ are bare. The work of the divers is to clamp the cables into position on the river bed 40 as to make them secure against the currents of the river and its scouring sands. Three “Chinese anchors,” which are three-ton rectangular concrete blocks, have been placed at even intervals in the bed of the river, with -steel rails protruding from them like tentacles to prevent their overturning. Loose end wires float downstream from these anchors and the cables will be clamped 10 feet apart to these wir-¢ | Last night, ‘serve Board since 1919, TENNESSEE GIRL OF 15, Sister Sees Her Slash Throat With Knife—Death Comes in Few Minutes. Jessie Edmonds, though only 15 years old, had the greatest cause for unhappiness that an unmarried young woman can have when she came here six weeks ago from the Tennessee River country to visit her sister, Mrs. Anne Farless of 3019 Easton avenue. 2 She did not tell her sister of her trouble, and Mrs. Farless, busy with the care of her 10-months-old baby, did not perceive that anything was wrong. Jessie prolonged her visit after her brother, who accom panted her here, had rone home and went to work in a downtown store. Mrs. Fartess arose ubout midnight to care for the baby, and saw her sister going to the kitchen. She followed the girl and saw her slash her throat with bread knife. The girl died a minutes later. No note was found, and the only ‘explanation came when pkysicians pozamined the girl's body. It ap- | peared from their finding that hey condition had its beginning beforé she came to St. Louis. Her home ‘is in Fort Henry, Tenr., but she had ‘been in Murray, Ky., for a time before coming here. Union Official to Sue Brookhart, , By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, It... Sept. 13.— John Watt, secretary of the loca subdistrict, United Mine Workers o America, said today that he had in- instructed his attorney, Morris Hifi- quist of New York, to fil® suit fer damages of $10,000 against United States Senator Smith W.. Brookhart of Iowa and the Thomas Brady Booking Agency of New York, be- cause of the Senator’s refusal to speak here Labor day at the United Mine Workers’ celebration New Job for W. W. Hoxton, By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—W. W Hoxton, secretary of the Federal Re- yesterday was elected a class C director and Board as Federal reserve agent and chairman of the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Rich- mond. Hoxton came to Washington governor of the Reserve Bank, ————— TT Of course you cigarettes from then after awhil a real smoke.”’ Then see his. sion. He rolls smokers prefer at any price! your while to do We are going for 10 cents) We are going to make it easy and worth request, a generous sample of “Bull” Dur- ham, and a sample of 24 sheets of im- ported Riz la Croix paper—the finest made. This free ‘‘get-acquainted”’ package will start you towards what thousands of other men already call ‘“‘the one real smoke.” (And please don’t forget this: Durham gives you 50 unequalled cigarettes Send us the coupon below Why don’t you follow his good example e¢ have a friend who rolls his ‘Bull’? Durham. Just notice this next time — it never fails. He accepts your cigarettes politely .. . e he pulls out the old sack of ‘Bull’. And he always says, ‘‘Now | want satisfied look and expres- his own —and only from ‘Bull.2? Nothing else in the world will give him such quality —sucha personal and sat- isfying cigarette. And then there’s the big saving. We are getting letters all the time from men who are saying $79 and more a year rolling their own from “Bull” Durham. | What about you? Don’t you want to find out why so many it to other cigarettes — so. to send you, free at your (or your name and address on a postal if it’s any easier) GENUINE DURHAN ; American Tobacce Co., Print or write your name plainly and meil to the 111 Filth Ave... ¥. Clty. MUUSSFLFINST. LOUS idesignated by the Federal Reserve’ from St. Louis, where he was deputy ; Tier escae ~ ee me ore om ee i i ee Le a

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BS tiesiak Ges. ae. =e haa S aa as ee ee a ‘ e 4 ——_—_, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SAYS PRINCE SHE KILLED THREATENED HER LIFE | police in a plan that is to be worked | Wife, on Trial for Murder, Teils | How Negro Guard Was in Room While She Dressed. ts Pisin’ Coe. te Nore “Worl ie and the Post-Dispatch. Special Cable to the Post- Dispatch and the New York — fONDON,. Sept. i3.—Mme. Marie Marguerite Fahmy, on trial in Oid Balley Court for the murder of her husband. the millionaire Egyptian sseudo prince, fainted in the dock when she took the stand in her own defense vesterday. Mme. Fahmy shot her vears younger than herself, in the Savoy Hotel two months ago. “One day after we had quarr.l¢ ‘tn Cairo,’ she testifie: when she first took the stand, took the Koran in his hand and said, ‘I swear on this Koran ! will kill you and that you will die by ay hand.’ ”’ While they were cruising ths Nile he placed , guard of negroes to watch her day and night, one of them being in the room while she dressed. When she objected, her hugband said, “He doesn’t count. is nobody.”’ She testified that Fahmy in Parts once threatened to horsewhip her, and in London, after a quarre!, said: “There is an open window four stories from the ground.” TRAFFIC ORDINANCE DISCUSSED Truck Owners at Conference With Fisk to Co-operate With Police. A delegation of team and truck a owners, representing companies en-. gaged in the transfer business and other forms of héavy hauling. met today in the office of Director of Streets and Sewers Fisk to discuss with him the proposed ordinance husband. 19. “my husband. He — . ne : THURSDAY, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. a SEP1. a designed to ene lude heavy | = | : venice Bees traffic from certain thor- site Page ae x oughfares. See Our Other Advertisement on Oppo that the extra which are seriousiy in- It was asec out large trucks, many of overloaded at times, jure asphalt streets and boulevards ; o* other paving material. The own- ers promised to co-operate with the out by the Traffic Bureau of the ‘Police Department. They were told that the ordinances regulating the amount of tonnage and the width of ! wheels on heavy trucks would be rigidly enforced. Pain or callouses there? Those sharp, shooting pains across the bail of the foot, cramped toes, and callouses on the soles warn you that the arch across the ball of the foot is breaking down. Better see us about Dr Scholls Foot Comfort Appliances These scientific devices have brought relief to thousands of foot sufferers. Let a visit to our foot comfort department benefit you as well. Stix, Baer & ‘Faller (GRAND-LEADER) ae 12 McCall Printed Pattern 342 Want a dress like this? Make it! HERE is a dress with the fashionable dyed lace trimming. It’s made of Canton crepe or a soft satin. The style comes in the wonderful new McCall Printed Pattern so that you can make it simply, easily and quickly. It’s the only pattern with printed lines and pictured views of different ways to make up the style. It’s the only pattern printed — to make sure “3 peerete cut- ting. Stix, Baer & F sles | GRAND-LEADER ee — rUSi-wiseaticm WANTS quickly RESTORE Lost or sentimental value. ARTICLES of real . We toe eee 7 ‘ I LLL LA —_ = ~ " GRAND-LEADER | STIX. BAER & FULLER | és a ¥e6 v. So's oes re a ae ——e ve oe SS SE ee ee s _ a es a RAE Pp Copprght 1923. The Howe of Kuppeabeunes All Have Two Trousers Blue Serge Suits) Are Correct for Almost All Occasions | t j . — gee ae eng ~ ~ ‘ ’ rrr i eS eS wo TT. ee cee) | ecole set >. te ad : oie et ab atb ce ele eos le! «iss. oo st eee Ms af Specially * os * * aye - ms a . a aa . A’ , ay * y. Priced ‘THis opportunity to buy a splendid quality Blue Serge Suit of- fers a value seldom to be equaled. They are of fine French-il Serge in single and double breasted models, evidencing the new- |i} est style terdencies for Fall. Sizes for men of al] proportions. Every Suit Has Extra Trousers ‘Pourth Floor.) | | ~e —e - — a eo. LL TI Le A NEL et CR TL ES iy Nl a LL LL LOE CS TC TL A TE EE et I CE A mnt or mee —— er ee —_— eee mee ee TIX. BAER & FULLER® GRAND-LEADER H_— KA § A | UN DOWNSTAIRS STORE Featuring Knit Fabrics in an Advance Fall Sale of Dresses for Larger Women Garments of Fine Lustrous Fiber—Milosham and Tricosham P. iv Oe ce 5 J { - } s) hy RN eee - [ae -7 —! ha a a = a vee i i — ee. “rec 5 Tv ( Ki ee SPoes y 'y i .. \ \ * iS OUSL | Vy a8 SOUS Ut | y Oem y j Es re Vike : “3 Lt : ee, ie SN) ; : oe foie > 4 7 ) ; # ae 7: ht & ' "Le LAE i \ i i yD” pA 3 | a] / } r 43 . ae \ | Win ha ay ; y I=! Ris: | i / ‘ ' | : GES: ~. ] .? p) HE AOE LO Ss ~- - LE LOO on =~ —- = ~ — = i - SS eee es a — a = am a Fourteen Styles Designed Exclusively for Us—Seven [Illustrated he : EVERY Dress is new and reflects in every way Dresagii , of much higher price. Milosham and Tricosham ma-~ “ terials, usually called fiber silk. The trimmings used ef fectively slenderize the figure, and include— | Panels Pleats Braid Embroidery and Beads Sale begins at 9 o'clock, with extra selling space and | extra salespeople. | All Sizes 46 to 52 (Downstairs Torey Friday—Sheet Blankets: In Two Special Selling Groups . Size 60x76 Inches Size 70x80 Inches At §9¢ Each ac 9] 00 cack” Splendid soft-fleeced cotton Sheet — in solid gray, white and tan. The prices very attractive. Slight seconds. ———3 o’Clock Special a Shirting Percales, 20c Yard . HESE Dresses were made by a manufacturer who spe- cializes in the making of high-grade “stout Dresses” exclusively. He knows how to make Dresses that fit— of materials that wear—and we offer them tomorrow at a price that permits generous savings. The colors pre- dominating are: Browns in various shades Cocoa Navy Black All Sizes 46 to 52 TD Final Clearing of | Dresses - Blouses - Skirts Small Lots of Odds and Ends At 79c ASH Dresses, nicely made, cleverly trimmed, in many styles and colors. Sizes 36 to 44. Every Dress a remarkable value. At 69c Cotton Waists that are slightly soiled and mussed from display. Included are overblouses av 2 . +h oe and tuck-ins, tailored as well as lace and em- 2000 colored broidery trimajed Blouses. Peter Pan and square scion bileting’ Peale ne erade of arene necks izes 36 to 46. of-the-Loom cotton. » (Downstairs At $1.00 Waists of tricolette, crepe de chine and fancy fabrics in many styles and colors. Slightly im- perfect. Sizes 36 to 46. At 39c White Wash Skirts of gabardine, nicely made, and shown in several styles. Sizes 25 to 32 Women’s Blouses “ Choice, $ 1 55 3 Made of good quality dimity and voile in al Extreslinavy Sale of Men’s Flannel Shirts 2000 Samples—Wool and Part Woo! waistband. white and white with touches of color. Jumper Dresses of percale, in popular colors. | AZ Pan or Tuxedo collars. Long or short Sizes for misses and women. At Sizes 36 to 42. (Downstairs Girls’ Skirts of Lonsdale jean, checked ging- ham and linene, colors. Sale Friday—2000 Pairs Girls’ Ribbed Hosiery 7 we 24c Pair FINE- RIBBED me- dium-weight — Stock- in white, blue, tan and other Sizes 7 to 14. (Downstairs Store.) Special Selling of 1250 Yards Drapery Silks 69c & 98c¢ v2 TH cool, chilly Fall days comes the demand for heavier clothing. We offer for selection 2000 ‘men’s all-wool and part-wool flannel Shirts at a price that comes within.reach of all. The quality of the ma- terial, the style and workmanship are superior to those usually found at this price. All have two pockets that button down, collar at- tached, are double seamed throughout, with straight button cuffs, neatly finished with large ocean pearl Poeape vygerwceg, sell- ; Anecdote | Rareae, The colors Ince pow olive Seay Bests | ings, jot the ching fe Drapery Silks at greatly re- ‘ a school wear. All of them ie uced prices. There are (Downstairs Store.) , aa solid colors and two-tone are in black only. All bs effects. Figured and plain. sizes. Slight seconds. wv gauze weaves in the ot Colored Drapery Nets, 30c Yard Bungalow Nets in natural, gray, blue, brown, Underprice Purchase of w : Boys’ Corduroy Suits Men’s Silk Socks, 55¢ Pair, | ‘ ‘ High-grade make thread-silk Socks with ™ Sizes 3 to 8—Special tops, high spliced heels, double soles and mulberry, etc. Small square mesh. 36 inches May be had in black, navy, Palm Beach, wide. 98 and nude. Sizes 10 to 11%. (Downstairs Cretonnes, 19c and 29c Yard At $ 2: Fel New Fall Cretonnes in. a great variety of e t-Base Floorepveciidil At 49c Square Yen “s Man ee of mars 5 beautiful patterns and color combinations. Perfect Window Shades Good Opaque Shades mounted ee aC ESE Suits are neatly made of a grade of cordiroy that will give ex- cellent service. Button-on and middy styles, in the newest Fall colorings. All! are trimmed with two rows of gold braid, on guaranteed rollers. May be had in green, yellow and white. Size 36x72 inches. and emblem on ajeeve. A good value. tchen, amt Size 36x84 inches, each, Sizes 3 to 8 & i Please bring assure’ x wretgire Sr ‘Downetaire Store > enpeeied veviucninlisiiiilinicdsincsan: ES RITE vem oa “2 ena a. Bek Ps ee . oe ae ae 4 “" eo ot 4 pide. ‘ et af s ee eieenenateed ay ie ise ensiiataiin sa Sd eo b 4 ot a Sati *PHURSDAY. 13, 1923. ; L. | ey f | | . § OCKS for the var ‘chosen from There are dresses f formal parties, and dinner.. The styles tiers, drapes and fl silhouettes. THRIFT AVE The Buy-Way of St. Percolators at Of heavy quality Plain shape. 6 or § cup Glass Table Sets at $} Including berry bowl individual dishes, covered dish, sugar. cream, spoon tray, of good clear Stamped Pieces at Centerpieces, 36 inches llow tops . m very attractive igns, on tan Dress Trimmi At 1oc t Cc Semple’ hago Tall mmings, and motifs of Spangled, and beaded Plain and fancy colors, — Variety of patterns. Silks at 98c = Remnant lengths up yards. Sold by the longtin’ 36-Inch Colored Taffeta” 36-Inch Colored M 36-Inch Fiber Silk 36-Inch Printed Foulards 36-Inch Navy Tricolette 26-Inch Colored Pongee 32- “tack Natural Color 32-inch Novelty W roadcloth z - 40-In. Colored Crepe de 40-Inch Colored Geo 40-Inch Colored Satin - 40-Inch Colored Canton Novelty Silks, Black | Bath Towels, 31¢ ; “neat heavy bleached ly hemmed. Size Brassieres at ‘Shoulder straps’ of the ‘erial. Sizes 34 to 44. = ae 4 >}

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way Dresses icosham ma- ngs used ef- raid g space and suueatianneienndantintnentemmemnanineasamtieamae | ‘mstairs Store.) lankets Groups x80 Inches .00 Each eet Blankets ne prices are ‘al : ce Yard ht colored » Of Fruit-— istairs Store.) uses D | voile in all- color. Peter short sleeves. nstairs Store.) Pairs ks with lisle les and toes. Beach, gray istairs Store.) q | ering Yard - felt-base rard width, m, etc. irement. fairs Store.) — a a eo me 4 . . LLL LLL NL en cl atta te te ta ~ : al tcc a ¥ Cie oe Se ny + } ST “ -/) ig as oa Re: fh. + -& ce on P : : # . F = 2 _ dinner. © WHURSDAY. % ol ‘a £ ER 13, 7 a9 3. ey The City ST ee ee ae Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. 3 en el dvertisement cti @rzposite Page . R&F GRAND-LEADER ULLER FR ae ile ee oad = Candy Special, 35c Pound F RIDA Y’S special consists of one-pound box, contain- ing an assortment of milk chocolate covered Brazil nifts, black walnut cups, caramels, almonds and assorted chocolates—a delightful assortment, fresh from our own factory. (Main Fibvor.) ains to Reward Friday’s Shoppers \ vm - - -_ —_—,* . * .-a i . : 4 hoe = ba re a Oe | * y _—_ © = . +> ) o~, . ov * ol me” «+t +; oe | » » og ae Sree ye a ee — A 3-Day Exhibit of FINE LINENS Ti URSDAY, Friday and Saturday — Linens, which will be featured in the Anniversary Sale, in advance display on September 13, 14 and 15. Beautiful Linens, exquisite in finish and sumptuous in design, have been assembled from many countries famed for their skill in weaving . and delicate handwork. Innumerable pieces of Madeira, small and large, exhibiting the ar- tistry of the Portuguese needlewomen in elaborate or simple designs, charm with the delicacy of finish they display. Boudoir Cases, Guest Towels, Pillowcases, Luncheon Sets, Napkins and Bedspreads—all at prices exceptionally low. Italian cutwork and embroidery with filet lace create Scarfs of rare elegance in varying sizes. From Ireland come lustrous pattern Tablecloths of satin damask that require no elaborate table appointments to complete a lovely ta- ble, so beautiful are they in themselves. These Linen values are an index to the remarkable - offerings we have prepared for our 31st Anniversary Sale. We invite you to the special advance exhibit on our Second Floor, Friday and Saturday. ., Rutfled Curtains A Sale Feature of Special Interest : $ / 60 Pair "THREE HUNDRED pairs of crossbarred Curtains con- stitute this group which is offered at a low price. The Curtains are of a sturdy quality, finished at sides and bottom with a generous ruffle, and are completed by ruffled tie-backs to match. The saving is sufficient to warrant purchasing in quantities. “4s Fringed Curtains, 85c Each Of the popular open-mesh weave, in ecru tint, finishe: at bottom with fringe. A style that is suitable for use . in any room, at a special price Friday. (Sixth Floor In.the September Sale of Rugs These Items Deserve Your Interest Seamless Axminster Rugs, $66.50 T this special price there is a wide range of colors and designs from which to choose. ~They represent the better grade of seamless Axminster Rugs, in the gxI2 size. Royal Wilton Rugs, $85.00 | Fringed Royal Wilton Rugs,:in beautiful designs. They are made from the finest woolen yarn, in size 9x12. Seamless Velvet Rugs, $41.00 An excellent value, featuring Rugs of attractive de- sign, in size 9x12. For the room that is almost square, desirable is 11.3x12 feet in size. A shown at this price. ee eet ee ee et meet ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —————— ee ne oe ee See ~--- A ge el - CE —_—-—— — attest ame Oe ea ER I tent ent , if a’ ae et ee a Be hp AD a et RN lt A OR Ra me ene co oe —* ° “ ‘ > mad 3 zs S = ES ihe ‘. - ant = 3: oh 4: ee. a 3 aed at. ie a eet, te ee) 4 UP As Sate * i im. tte, «Sa pee — Le glyPOd Map paste 6 etry he 4 TT 2 i Slew Anti: AAA, pr ge aE sig Sih eas

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; : | | THURSDAY, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the: Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. sePTEMonie a ” ; ° C . | = : (MARRIAGE AFFECTS: LEBACY|}[ 7 BRUTE ve ceive More! .If .Sbe| * ' Vandervoort’s Candy Shop | F : S f . ~ we . | | ) roman. tec Man's Wife. . , ; Friday Special 4 ox Scarts Paez oom ihe Dm 2 _ penalty —~ AMMMWNCC ) Delicious Divinity at. 4 ) . oe ner marriage to penal L. | a OS ar a SS he 22¢ per Half Lb. = F oN Beautiful soft lustrous Fox Furs Te \ Browne was provided in his ——e | Aah greeter .-'S dd ' ] ei a BRON 5 9 pt “ oss ? =? ‘ ———— at ; , | Dart ee A aan CNY: Kan.., | Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth ‘= arp ~ colors.) OF, Iman, filed for probate in the Wyan- | . {dotte Gounty Probate Court today. | ‘The will provides that the estate ee 50 held in trust 10 years. 00 to $ tat — | If the daughter remains Browne's | : | ife, she will get $150 a month for | Altering, Remodeling, w aprile gee Attractive ithe 10 years, and then on ae ili be held in trust for ithe estate shi If she ceases to be '} hildren. ¥ le ct . . en ape ife, she will get $175 8 PS Juniors Slip-On month the first five years and sagt RC 4 sheeeatber as long as the estate is | 4) " 5 F k 1aska PUP UO, | soe . rock te at the end of the trust pe met Easy to Make — 7 TAU LUAU. GAM 18 tome y aloe ae rene ~ a ove — pen eR clr ae * ee 7 : ae S Py . } Wee Tha abil a ay eee TONS Se ; wr Bet ™ RA RES Ph HC sas i iaaenstinealiin — —r eentdactutdipeipees — or ~ Fe st he er ae Pvt ee Z # pads T hhigt ’ he . x ’ OO” ph O IIR, HP LM = The estate, it is estimated, is worth Furs of” of Distinetior ‘about half a million dollars. Besides sid \f the Missouri Bolil- | | | , 819 Washin¢gton ww Sag pawl owned interests in | ual | | Standard Pattern No. 7077 “VA bh ' FES | Size 15 Years Ce ley Piha 5 AS Sea Cine 2 Fig EES. 2p at SI ee Te a 4 Sin STR tae! Satay Winds Bias tevin Te Spiele RE CEs. * ey cadets ee ager . Ree lana a tle NEY EN fT NCTE AN: HOR IN IN A re en Os Minyrtey tse aren Renae spins negate ; A> Aavatienneninanienaaan apna P Sa Sat og, 0 phon ae 2 Ste ; | Special for a. F Satin—40 inches w ide, 4 yards AIAN \ : | Friday Sale at | With lovely colored | at $5.50 $22. 00 c Tale part of Roshanara in eati borders, in ' . ; navy, catalan brown, ¢ In Satin-Faced Crepe in , a ve seed | 4. : a Mee EE km -cocoa, 40 inches wide, 4 yards | a @ Entire Dress of crepe de chi ' ber and stub” tips § to at $4.95 $19.79 colors—at $2.50 match, slightly irregu- | Second Floor Shops. l | fe, but 1 ° 1 Tad tapeiuie tha aes ; P. S.—Vandervoort’s Wardrobe Trunk, suitable for both men and women, $31.75 i Ra lt a Oe ee ae Sy te te Wer ti te pen ni nine rer fora Pl ae a e as OSS ak. oe aa a theses _ 2 2 8 «§ @ eee eee ee © © .? = way impairing the wear- ing quality. | Umbrella Shop— | ° | First Floor. — We want to emphasize the fact that the present market value of these | vy Omenaa a Suits is much greater than $a2r. § H 4 , They’re all new Fall pe 8 ™ | a ys hai Fee. Silk Hose Slightly irregular; il sizes, at, per pair ew ee ee Oe & eo & Ying blue and brown pencil stripes. Not odds and ends of broken lines, but complete new lines in all sizes. n ~ ety ey “S ) | 65c — ‘ ; ae; | ithe ’ ey . be: : ; | : : E Friday! Men’s Pants $3, $3.50 Sweater Coats : py [ee Oe! = | Medium-weight | sill ’ EK] t | 7 ot. Be | ye é | i fiber. Hose, lisle tops, at fi ae en $ 95 ee rags ee Cardigan 95 ec ric ron sigs! ores tS AY | | w : en and young ee itched ts, with ° ‘ p : woe them—and note what excep- . large roll dollars ot swith ° Weight, 6 Lbs.—Special > a, . eats g 1 00 tional values they are. Dark neck, six-button style, with two ee — iw: = ‘ rab st eg wee B Site,'s } % and serviceable colors—a pockets. Black, navy, Oxford $ R5 i He. Bis pai “ites ica ae ME kom: Slips 0 $y ee Good-looking Caps” ‘in Celebrated Yankee Boy | insert at waistline ; - sizes 10 to 12, at ureé broche and wide insets Satina Prin — wit ey Se neat suiting patterns— » brand. Limit of 4 pairs Kayser Fine - Ribbed | Ohildren’s Knit Under- “of elastic to allow perfect y cess Orkeda Silk I ; all with Onbreakable to & Customer—none to ‘yp | Knit Union Suit-- With | wear—Three-in-one style, freedom of movement: At Slips at $2.50 Slips at & a; visors. Piast ‘Poy dealers. | bodice top, tight knee, | extra attachment for sup- $3.50 With bullt-up shoulder. In With hemstitched B 6, * we : - ” P oe or $1 25 | ports, drop seat, 2 to 12 Fancy figured batiste model a ” navy, black and b ot. es | e | f with~panel of elastic. made es- : Prin | If y you see it in a Schmitz & Shroder ad, it’s true | (Extra size at $150 | it $1.00 a7. tt "Blige a $3.98. i 2 wo Kayser Mercerized Lisle Popular model of splendid In black; navy and brown, ‘ u a Suit Tubular fin- : Dhildren’s Athletic Un- broche with widé elastic panel with hematitched ee and De maa navy ond @ : HRODER a bodiee top and tight ‘ion Suits— With taped in side, boned to give a flat ap- bands. h. : | nee, well rein- buttons and drop seat, 2 . Pesrance, at $8.50 ; R ‘ $2.50 . Handsome broche Corsets with Peau F rincess 8 Slip at forced, at - 12 years, 75¢ ediogh’ Gaicite waliin #ae. enie —in black and navy, and. See Extra size at $2.75 Knit Underwear Lo Thira t Fleer dium and ful! figures. Silk U Southeast Corner Washington Avenue and Eighth Street | P. S.—Fiber Suitcases, Extra Large, $5.50 Se a ee ‘

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PP al 7 “ aa aa cp ‘ eC (THURSDAY, \ * (§ @eprveMBER 1°. 19°28. The Cit© Circulation of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH alone. Exceeds thet of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximatclv 40,000 =" Tra- C4 Fra -P-¢-. OC -a~GP-a-G-a-C“..0 . ’ 4 ’ a te a. a a a a: “a? “a> 9° F “6 48] a Ow Fn Fg OE Oe OE in | ) ; a Nee eee ee ee THE HATS OF UNEXAMP. eee TOUS POST SrA aah ne Sek ae Ol Aa Oe At Oe et Oe et ot ” 4 4 DT -ea-S «a .o a T-..f ‘ ~ a ~~ a a eh See, Sek ae ae Oa ae ea Ok Mn Oe Oe Oe ee ee fn 4A hd _ * ‘ ‘ UA MUI Si RLU UATE TAH CULAR ATLL uniors’ rock | No. 4518 s 314, yards 36 inches » new printed nbs that are dif- Wards at_ $6.50 $7.32 8 1%, yards of a-back Canton. $9.38 $16.70 ated Canton at $6.42 hanara in plain $7.81 $14.23 pe de chine, in $8.75 75 en’s ose pe ular;in SC ag ana 00 joned Hose |} 1.85 ik, others with ops, soles and r irregular in -First -Filoor. Slips enient to wear 1.98 ulder. at $5.95 ititched band, in ind brown. ‘ilk Princess at $6.95 tavy and all col- t $7.96 andes. cial $5.50 OF iE Sai PO EPO OR Oe a oe! ED «ex ilk Princess a = ils 4 d t om 7 oe ie ee ie at te - - *% ow — ee ed ~~ =e = ” ' a i a wae eee D = P . > A = ae y cil 4 } pes Se RE Coen re i) see I ei ste ey a LO LI AE AID : | + a . a ate esee F . we. >. . . ; - ; . - - ae s os 2 e s e 2 ie ee a aoa %3-*-4 *2* sb a2 %ea se *2 % 2% *%- so *- 2 ©1923 * M.H.CO. Also Makers Of MALLORY Straw Hats For Men And MALLORY Tailored Hats For Women a AK | Where To Buy | Matrory Soft Hats and Derbies, in guardedly exclusive shapes and shades are on sale today at the better Hat Shops and Hat Departments throughout the cityand nearby. Watch the Newspapers for the announcements of Merchants who feature | | Mallory Hats and ask for them by name. Ma tory Soft Hats and Derbies always ‘| bear the Mallory Label stamped in the crown and upon the sweat-leather. Be sure that you are getting what you're paying for. It is important, for your sake and ours, that you find the Mallory Label in the Soft Hat or Derby you buy. ae ERAS ? 2 Will Your Fall Hat Be A Pal To Your Face Or A Stranger? OME Hats sit upon some heads almost as though they blew there—strangers to the face underneath. Some Hats sit upon some heads almostas though they grew there—pals. It’sall inthe man who wears it and the maker who makes it. To wearyourHatfinely,youmust haveafine’ Hat to wear—a MALLORY Hat fashion- ably blocked, gracefully proportioned, astonishingly soft, richly trimmed, luxuriously elegant, with a century of quality that warrants the worth of the materials and making. Every time you raise a MALLORY Hat, up goes your pride in your appearance. Six Dollars And Seven, Dollars | yur? ny ial sa MD _— . taal (ith li 1 ii? (i see 7 7 as - ij - > = : v/s . > a . ( : _ + ’ ’ » ~ ; 4 . —_ . . sii . ‘ 7 * — 1% ’ : ce - . ." -~* > ee x For A Hundred Years MALLORY Hats Have Been At The Head

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‘ THORS oc * THURSDAY, TC} ; . his ; o Tj “ombined. f= PTEMBER 129 ; ‘p , @ ‘on of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe Democrat and the Times Con | 19g : Ps +e — 1e City Circulat z ST.LOU'S POST-OISPATCH | friar cocilsten ot Oe ee _ Fe os ontusiibiiiasiniiipaimameniia seiiemaiepctaiineminiinmiiiinurodia - : . ” -—- ses ’ - - - , a | mf - — i ) " : i | : j ” _ +4 : ry : ’ wc ALL the People WE’ = PYORRHEA MENACES CONSTANT INCREASE IN HEALTH AND BEAUTY DRY LAW CASES SHOWN This Dread Disease Affects. uae the Health and Destroys the}99 000 Prosecutions in U. S. Beauty of the Mouth. ' Courts Since Act Went Into Pyorrhea with its paie, spongy, Effect, Daugherty Reports. bleeding, receding gums not Roo ™ Vv , eo | repre oy wana 9 ri Ry een By the Associated Press. Ne ok aii: acaamaam | WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—Con-| Wavs. | Anvone now. however, can have a, viction of Judges, attorneys, Federal | prettier mouth with white pearly'and state officials and millionaires | teeth in a — a - among the host found guilty of vio- rvorrhea Remedy promptly overcome ae - ; t ws was de- Pyorrhea and brings the gums to a; /4Ung the prohibition laws ad normal, healthy conditions. Moore’s| tailed in a report submitted to Pres- Tooth Paste for Pyorrhea keeps the ident Coolidge yesterday by Attor- fecth clean and white and prevents a | ney-General Daugherty. reeurrence of Pvorrhea condition. It | A synopsis of the report, mad¢ contains no soap or grit and is heal-| public with the assent of the Pres!- ing, cleansing and refreshing. dent, reviewed the Federal judici- Get these two remarkable products ary’s work in enforcing the prohi- | from vour druggist . today. Your bition law in the first 41 months of Ga ons Sale at money will be refunded if vou are! its operation. It showed that since wit Not ffect Jan. 16 gk y $4.50 Satin Niagara Orege—is navy not satisfied with resuits. Vote the statute went into effect Jan. if re : bl] * @ inch ; | | | ue or black; 39 inches wide how quickly vour mouth improves and 1920, more than 90,000 cases had|®™ A Most Unusual 5 5 it feels. Pyor-| been terminated in United States| * ° a, $ 3 nN — Lia i 96 WRG ee —_ Khe Store for. ; In Spite of Threatened Advances Come to Nugents Tomorrow and Choose From e _ These Silks - 3 $7.50 and $ ] 0 a $3.98, $4.50 and $4.98 $3.98 Satin Canton Crepe—In navy | a * Millinery | blue, brown. gray, beige and black ; 40 inches wide......-cc-cccersesre® — 2 ATO NR ne eon" sf 7 > . rae es re o 28. 8 8). 8 SE eee ee OCR oye ’ i : in’ pst nn og YO ee Voom sed salt 2 RS ote crores ea Se 2 vere EG IN Re ACRE E ONL IIE HN Je Sg goer erst Re ater saa eelnieiienee 2 ~~ a a — ery = 7 a s Ses, ow? y = 7 ies — —_ w ~ “ a — —_ ~~ ~— « , = Nad af Vert we 4. . —_ - = . w .—* see - ae ; . 4 . , 7 © . : ye how sweet and elean 11 Cre | had f ° ° \ s—in new snades 0 rhea, if neglected, means, sooner OF) eogurts with 72,489 convictions and /= Offering at T his $3.98 pe Satin b] sap 40 inches later, the complete loss of your teeth. | gnes aggregating $12,467,660. There . brown, gray, blue or black; wide Save them now before it is too late.| nas peen a constant yearly increase $4.98 Blistered Satin Crepe—In nevy blue or black; 40 inches wide...... A Yard pe ome EER AD . TRE ROR 4 NS 6" NT CE Pr co ee iran © Te ag ee ad bees fe ; — : deri > i a 4 " . % é fr Special Price..... | in prohibition prosecutions, the re- | port showed, while jail sentences for the past 23 months have totaled * ae : : ne 1 more than 3000 years. | - a I: ascinating trimmings give Sty le anc ee ns t r 7” . = beauty to these new and clever Hats. Smart pokes, $4.50 Satin de Luxe—In navy or mid- | Rock aan sopert Si’ tae dole E cn ~ soft Hats, roll-backs, large Dress Hats, draped shapes night blue, brown or black; 40 inches ‘ants were found guilty. Although |= AL . i and turbans—all are included in this beautiful the records for the last fiscal year |& : group. are not completed, the.report esti-|@ ‘ loth Like a reprieve from the | mated that there had been at least | © \ Made of Lyons velvet, panne and metal cloth, 10,000 more convictions than in the with eraceful pompons, clever bows, pleated death sentence came this un- oe ere wene then ie Oe a8 : 2 75 F h S A Yard : Dressy Coats of fine } 4g laire. chin- eocardes and other new and novel trimmings. renc erge chilla and novelty fabri Bea med St f usual herb remedy to Ethel \for two years f&go. These figures, 49 Sale of the wanted 54-inch all-wool Serge in a = . hand smocking, self or me. All models a apy OP Ole agin REE La al o> wit oe ea | oi i n wz x wil ad th Ad - at (Main Floor—Nugents.) 6 : ; * a. ¥ = 4 ~ Le - s - wehastigy Hy ehh gh URES Sy uw GET idk . Re: Obey tie, 6, OS te BM ~ * — ~ _ B22 28 8 8's) 8 ae ey tee @hubte? det Beams -of Silsbee, Texas. If | Daugherty said, indicated a rere trouble her ster “below oe iaaparigaase twill and correct dress weight; made from fine French warmly lined and | terh ™ helts and pockets in all the new Wales rancve, | to 6 try. ’ troubles her letter below haere Attorney-General told the N F | d V ] H yarns, in colors of navy and men’s blue, brown should mean much to you. President he was of the impression | ew e t an e our ats or black years. | For Street and Sports Wear 42-Inch $2.25 Wool Epingle First Short. Nova 22. 19223 | ficials, radiating from Washington, | Baby Boys’ Coa about one were coping with the liquor problem | : I was treated for Much in demand for suits, skirts or dresses; in the good ‘ : . P a A} 4 - , 2 te 3 A : gear by physicians in Silsbee in a highly satisfactory manner. De-|® ) ) 00 $1 08 = : X¥Y ; Day ai ene ‘nd base and they sug- | partment of Justice officials’ and|™ } Aw >’ ) e pe Q ° shades of navy, brown Delft blue, henna, tan or black ... . oe = MOS Wepeewe!) tailored of wool chinchilla,’ ——— —_—_-_-—_-_-—_— ] ash Ba , j S , It and pockets, warmly lined sted taking me to Galveston ‘agents, he said, were co-operating { aK belt an : : rs one of the greatest special- whole-heartedly everywhere and the ad $2.50 Wool Crepe $3.50 Wool V elour pockets white sateen Te flanne!l. Colo 5 are tan, brown, | | 7 l ists in the South, and he pro- \g0-ordination was resulting in gen-|8 /q - $ 50 Mill remnants, one to four 54-inch fine all-wool soft, rich 1 to 3 vears, | - | navy. izes to 4 years. L and Up to soho ined “Siisbee, Texas that the Government's enforcement | All-wool, medium weight, firmly woven fabric; smart cord weave. ve ~ * -* q Ba, : 3 mounced my case as Brights eral tightening of lines about liquor yaris; 64-inch fine all-wovl a a , ba Disease and Diabetes, said |law violators. : Crepe; good weight for skirts or y amped geod weignt _ Coase | Bee that I would not be living in Average of 73.4 Cases a Day. a dresses; in the colors of gray, - Suits, capes or dresses, $2 O8 : ye. @ in . . > ninety days. Several friends | Prohibition cases have been/|j™@ , (Second Floor—Nugents.) tan, brown or wanted Fall shades... "a earth Wiese recommended Hobo Kidney and brought in the Federal courts at an | = navy blue (Hate. Sleere-Wageean) Bladder Remedy to me. The average of 73.4 a day since the law| third bottle of Hobo began to went into effect, the Attorney-Gen- | relieve me, and after taking eral said, but this rate was exceeded fourteen bottles I was cured. during the last year, the average be- The last analysis showedthere® (ing 111 a day. During the first five was no albumin or sugar in months of this year, 1497 more cases the urine: I can gay that | vere dis posed of than during the Hobo saved my life and gladly)=—s entire 1921 fiscal year. recommend it to anyone suf- Da ' ugherty reported that the ‘‘pad- fering from like troubles. lock” provision of the prohibition ee Ethel Beams; law had been one of its most ef- Hobo is a new and effects | fective weapons, enabling closing of 'many buildings where liquor was five balm for kidney and blad- | sold, upon judgments that they were | der treatment. Made of herbs | “nuisances.” Increase of jail sen- he tences also has heen a deterring in- —no alcohol to irritate—no fluence, Daugherty told the Presi- drugs to form habit. Sold | dent. and recommended by good /yaucac pity 1 OSES METHODIST ists everywh ’ ee BIBLE SCHOOL TO NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENT. | | Scarritt Institution to Be Located in) Bur ned Bef ore Tennessee City, Missions ) —— — : Here’s a Fine Chance to Bu —" : Candy Special . - y .: ._*. > .. a | + $e. + + But t# was not as bed as ashe thought mother said as she cui off a piece and bers of the board, Bishog McMurry Muslin See Placing this over the ‘buen. ahe {contended, justified delay. Leading | = wale $1.95 to $3.00 $1 59 | Children’s 50c to 39 Ce Mill lengths of + | “ a TEED ° a & eh TOE i ~¥ gH wonderfully neat ard = inconspicuous was Bishop E. D. Mouzon of Nash- |@ Band-Aid band fixed in an in- ofS a tele | ‘omen’ —_— : lin; full bleached; n ndage was fixed in an in ville, who pointed out the adopted | Women’s first qualities, lisle Full length or % length, cot- a ae ee $1 98 to and bruises. If your own druggist cannot = p , a ; supply you. send his name to Johnson @ ig qurum and, accordingly, a suffici- I 42 pteces; open fhe ne eee fashioned Sizes §% to 10. irregular. “| the report. ' 'B decoration; serv Silk H {= mn; service for 6 sons I ose ‘ h 8S s ADVERTISEMENT Location of Scarritt School here | m $10.00" alne-comtininen creat _— 2 , ized Half Hose... . Unbleached Raat ents port Satins; Women’s lisle top, thread and Muslin $3.50 40-inch Embroidored $7 to $10 . BED BUG subscribed.$50,000 to help in con-. ’ ven. Cut from full | 82.29 40-inch Crepe ; ‘ S ‘struction. It is probable that the $1 Imported 69¢ | _ Men’s 85c A2%e bolts; Iimit 20 — Beto Be poabhans pressed down the adhesive sides and the |the fight for immediate acceptance |° Silk Hosiery. . ; B5c ine Hope Mus- y School Hose. : ee $3.00 and $3.50 Printed Can- Regular stant. ‘ ; mene-AlG socte aut S56. and should /rule of procedure that, 20 members |= 3 top, thread silk Hose. Dark ton and mercerized yarn, black, rm = 143¢ pe ie every Dome for binding cats, burns | of the board being present there was |@ golors and shoe shades. Full brown and some white. Slightly diawancersales $3.50 Values ° - : : I d Johneon, New Brunswick, N, J., and a ; . , : = ; - ; ent ¥ ent number to justify ratification of = Homer Laughlin, first quality Se ’ ee seme . : & orcelain, line and bow knot conds of $1.95 Men’s 40c Mercer- 36-Inch ¢ «$2.49 ® ae will involve a considerable building — Black a ; pe : i nd colors, . = . ke , KILLS PESKY program. Methodist laymen of Nash- & New Teapots iber silk, full-fashioned. in stvié. Sizes P gacviy Ayre Good, serviceable | Spiral she poe ue a” ville and local business men have '§ s 1 OO black only. Sizes 8% to 19. regulars. oe quality; closely wo- tiack, navy and brown.. Coats ae es A bas Lisle H Pp. D. | building will be erected adjoining | p tdiaeeted annt. ose. . Silk Hose. navy only rm y » 4 , ’ i= * ‘ Promega vaiyerey ane “seers pais gather chen with at- Women's black ingrain lisle | Black and colors, thread silk ollerce, — ractive Greek #45} i os V . ‘ e Ss designs. 3 and 5 cup capacity. full- fashioned, with colored seamless style. Sizes 9% to = Glazed surface: $1.75 Vaiue, tops Sizes Si, to 19. ' 11%, Irregulars. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) Jest think, a 85c box of P. D.Q. (Pesky Devils B ce ig hemp the engl pew ‘Move to Halt C. P. & St. L. Junking. | generations by killing their eggs, and Special to the Post-Dispatch. not injure theclothing. Liquidfiretothe | SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept. 13.— st (Pie as epg eS ea te Notice of a petition for a rehear- | famed heat resort. Patent f ing in the Chicago, Peoria & St. > Louis Railroad abandonment case, together with claims that the road ean made a paying investment, : were d by telegram today with . can also be pur- the Interstate Commerce Commis- Eee ital double | .ion by Herbert A. Tuohy, traffic Sold by Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. anda commissioner oaf the Springfield other lesding druggists. ‘| Chamber of Commerce. Tuohy has | the support of the Patrons’ Com- mittee, of which H. M. Pindell of | Peoria is the chairman. This com- | mittee will meet in Peoria today and draw the petition. Members of the committee have taken heart at! the published statement that Presi- dent Coolidge had indicated that everything possible should be done to prevent jJunking of the road. The sale of the road is set for Sept. 26. > = Noted Cafe Closed for Nine Months. Unbleached | | j ting | | ay ss Special Sale Good, serviceable > Good Housewares at Big Savings [ £°:""¢s|_-** Undermuslins black specks. Cut ae |. | 800 Regalar and Extra Size 4 S a =. RY. Unbleached ‘ump Ag Flesh, wh ite, _ Bathroom Fixtures: paste] shades in crepe and uslin highly iickeled on . . Bird Ca . tis x Bottle Capper with . size. of ichenne an ' _— . its Chamber Pails; of O’Cedar Mop Sets; | Caos: all stee! Bottle Sheeting gowns. Plain tailored and*® em- round shape: ith | 7 2% ated trip e coated i- | Pull size O’ Cedar Capper, bottles any Good, heavy qual- : broidergd styles. Splendid as- brase screen guard PD pee ate whike ‘namelware, | Polishing Mop with | height ottie, om- ty: very closely wo- ' ae a!] around: $6.50 val- | ta : trictly 1 adjustable handle; Piete with . : ate : sortment, | so s¢@a*o—-*%]1 25 also bottie O Cedar immed i . peg ven. Cut ue; corm- a “ with enamelec lids; | eu 15 ws ‘ " plete... 4 | values . ‘a 98c | adres ewes Poe ng 88c boas from bolt.. 4c | | : $1.00. and $1.15 . ae plete; $1.30 val. value » ms ~ —- Envelope Chemise 75c 81-Inch . Lace and embroidery trimmed Unbleached i}, Envelope Chemise; fine lingerie Pequot \\\ ty cloth; white or flesh; = . up or strap style ... By the Associated Press. LPawts) - , inbdae dad Westin: eee ss Snesting . SAN » NC ace) t Pallaree- rolls: heav} TORT : | A oer a $1 00 by Federal Judge Farrington for nine | value: Quart. . | walue: gal... Ve this sale 100 — - : : : : : | . Ys at 45c inches covers. * e — — —_ aie. |months for violation of the prohibi- ; ae iene ; tion law. The cafe has been raided | Exfra-Size Bloomers, Etc. four times and was closed under | . ' Crepe or muslin, white and colors; re- ‘abatement proceedings. . inforced bloomers: also envelope chemise 55¢ u e é rs An excellent qual- . | Youth Killed in Mine Accident. iy. Mercerized | | $1.50 Embroidered Gowns | By the Associated Preas. Table Damask in All white longcloth; beautifully embroidered: is Fri d : “ rd oid—w

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THUTISDA inne THURSDAY, MBE RA aoeg: a ea The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ ~ ee ee -- —_~ — — a ee i tt i tinct . —— —- - Se ee _>----~----— - — — ines ———— . tere ' ~~ a Li ee, TT Tere fe Pat a, ao mm 20.0.8. 2 eee s e e . se " ts — Red Cross to Rush Clothing and lron Sheltering—Relief Fund Now $5,663,100, | | by the Assoc,ated Press, WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—Japan's dire need of clothing and building Extraordinaray Purchase and Sale of Fur Coats | ™ : er 22'72=| Tailored Suits , 1 wy”. | {ie Showing Little Tig $16.50 jo heirs: . : : Included Are: Popular | : Hadsn Seal Coste Price am é 3 Oa & | (Dyed Muskrat) , material to protect the multitude of You I] Do Well to See earthquake sufferers was recognized | yesterday py the American Red (‘ross which authorizeu the quick shipment of hundreds of thousands of pieces of underwear and outer clothing as well as large quantities of corrugated tron sheltering. Urg- ent requests came from the stricken area that the advent of cold weather nade immediate action imperative. An indication that the Japanese (rovernment is fearful that freezing weather will take a he@vy toll from the half-nourished popwiefion was found in a message received at the Japanese Embassy here. it said that in addition to shelter and cloth- ing. heating apparatus of all types was needed, and gasoline was asked for. weekly (Pius small carrying charge) Relief Fund Growing. The relief fund being collected tn the United States for the sufferers | grew steadily yesterday with $5,663.,- 100 entered on the books at night- | fall. This sum is exclusive of the | Greatest Electric $132,500 cash gift made early last! week by the American Red Cross, | ie ashing Machine 2S CEE EEEEE EE EES! 88S es mink, Viatka irrel, n squirre!] fice that while Japan was deeply ‘grateful for foreign aid, the Govern- OSCILLATOR the contribu- | ment preferred that ure to wear. Smart tailered models in ‘ White lamb’s woolfiiwel tailored of wool chinchilla, have Re. object of this sale is to FORCE EARLY navy and black, tricotine and Poiret sue ee tiene be confined: te persnga Pasi" Steel Frame, th wash silk braid. B belt and pockets, warmly lined with TSINESS. That is whv we are actually sacrific- ° ° Restoscss x tei se onde Facog. a: Sik ga 8 “tg oe haga ‘ - _ = ” a taste fs ' ‘ ‘ . $ g a ‘ ll-Metal ss lan Grown, acoy twill. Tailored tucks, pleats and arrow- By voces te ceetace tn teins at euiel Se ‘st Short CoapBaby Boys’ Coats ’ 4 Scotch Mole N _ Leopard Cat Sane gah | By divisions, funds pledged include: | a ae - fe abi ; cu Jivet | Washington, $3,317,000; New Eng- sv Codts : | : ashington, $3,317,000; ! mng- | . , c . t fine bro p poluire. enn ey, Jap Mink Raccoon M iand, $400,000; Southern, $132,600; | alue ver alc nov elty fabries, J trimmed with ; Near Seal = | Central, $801,000: Southwestern, | Ose d mocking, self or fur tae All models | (French Dyed@ Coney.) K a\| days make these af $350,000; Pacific, $461,000; Insular | ere fumed and interlinedgimart belts and ite They are self tri d age times "iaeathes ivised th ; 7 2) y re 6s rimmed or trim- : ° = Ambassador Hanihara advise e in 4 all the new Fall | prange, 1 to 6 med with skunk, fitch, squirrel, Suits a necessity as well as a pleas- © state Department in delivering 4@| PF : ‘ a message from the Tokio Foreign Of- » | MADE BY NURLEY al . White sateen lined ing our profits in a supreme attempt to put over one years. of the biggest FUR DAYS in our history. heads trim. All silk lined. Sizes 16 to 46. : tan eee ec nen eee | @/ due to arrive at Victoria, B. C., Sat- | 8. $5. Y 5 4 $7 . J5 The Coats we are offering tomorrow are such phenomenal | @ urday, the Red Cross was advised.| "TT : h o ° a S ' he ee ’ A he ‘ . : ” ! r Electric S ©] : (Fourth Floor—N ugents.) values that we advise an early visit to our Fur Department. CaeaenS 2 eee 4 rsa are = . og — peg: hog _ Old dines ped oe ee = (Second Fleeor—Nugen ts.) them injured, while others are sut-) hones: Olrve ; Central e 5% i m ‘ering from shock. They will be 49096 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo, A Ve F rt P P h f B inet by Red Cross nurses who will, ee i ot ’ “ “ugenta wo Storese—Broadway, Wash- ry fortunate Purchase o J accompany them to Seattle. ington an St. Charles: 3900 Olive St. * — Japanese Ships Co-operating. | 81x99 Seamless bd 9 | Notions a All ‘ee peters steamships ply-. Fetes eee me Co. a ec ot S ir S oats a ing from Pacific Coast ports are CO-| 904 Morgan St. G. A. Pauly Oe. * a operating with the relief agencies in, Tel. Bomont 399 4069 Shenandoah navy. Sizes 4 years. = =" Specials Biohard Powers . =\the expediting of relief materials!» 1 5 neabStove Co, 2800 Gravals for Frida ers @ each having notified the Red Cros® 20248. Broadway Crven Hardware Ce. y Shopp @ officials that they had placed cargo | Gaertner Electric Co. whinsen'l a Heavy q Nightgown and h Mos m $ - eautiful tern Table- ’ radium stl'Gaine envelope Chem- cloths ra he size on. 95 $ 64 | : ; : 500 Barton’s Dyanshine; pop- | Space at their disposal. pate alk a eee os 2 on SIS SWAIN cusapensenes ‘ sath «Bhs : nee ee One or Two of a Kind ular Shoe Polish and Dye com- @ The directors of the Pennsylvania | yanhattan Ele. Supply Coe., Distributors ise; bodice f shoulder; elabo- full bl ee d of d rately trimmifinsertion; lace edge ull bleached and of goo bined. Black ier |Railroad- Co., at Philadelphia, yes-| ck and colors...33¢ & larday, authorized a contribution of | HURLEY MACHINE Co., CHICAGO ' Largest Makers of Electric W Mechines and ribbon.” Mflesh and orchid. heavy weight. Fit cag 44 | $4.00: 4° 95 . 2 Ce Ten Pp . On Sale at | 590 Household Aprons; of ™ $10,000 to the Japanese relief. Fete bliched — te ee en a , | Ne ean t | black gum rubber; large size; s The Salvation Army announced at $5.00 Si ments—$3.95 Very special offering of Priced — Sheets the disposal of the Salvation Army commission in Tokio for immediate = | Japanese relief. ; ’ ; | A Re orchid. @& Se $2.50 & $2iarments, $1.95 28c Pillowcases you fo ' ieee 50c Baby Pants; of pur Crepe de | Chemise trirmmed , 75c Huck Towels, 59c Size 42x36 inch or 45x86 ue rubber; inabtada pdt hao ; akin with lace fi and lace e:lze. All-linen Huck Towels, neatly hemstitched. inch: made of excellent a hs ¥ V | Pp ] : | | ai ‘aie Also elasti¢ Dest quality tub Many have monogram space. quality bleached cotton. ; | ae : aye! —= meni | oa caded white and flesh color: t ity crepe d ' > i, / . " . : These are quality crepe de $4.50 Pattern Cloths, $3.45 quality bleached cottons. , We eOeTS UP oo | Wwaterproot -|New York yesterday it had cabled) gayeuuuuus —— chine, beaut with fine lac >s, All first quality; seamless; 4 he VS | 10c Shoulder Strap Tape; bro- = $100,000 to Osaka to be placed at Se ri B ONLY $1500 IN TREASURY OF THE “SPRINGER HEIRS, INC,” silk, finish ruffle. Splen- aL ; , 10c Shoe Trees; wooden ends did values. BM Fleor—Nugents.) Beery (Third Floor—Nugents.) Cheviots Astrakhans and: Stree. epriie™ ‘seis 8c Stocking Darners; polished Woman Who Started Organization | Some in fringed throw collars; others notched; plaids-and Mix leans : 7 > ; st es ie ealnie. steee & in OA = | Says Many Alluring Statements wae OF Bonn : 19c Shopping Bags; of black s Were False. 75c Satinettes _The chilly days of Autumn are just ahead. See these Coats | twine with wire handles...10c¢ By the Associated Preas. tomorrow. | 15c Sew-On Garters; of good 4 ping er — epee Satinettes in a fine quality; wide range r . ~ . : . s @itet? Pw mi some of the numerous member: af > seh, ible | eblebe. You will save at least $5.00 in selecting your girl’s Coat | webbing; white or flesh coto: B the Springer Heirs, Inc., have aban- highly mercerized silk from this particular group. (Second Floor—Nugents.) | (Mata Fleer-Negents.} = doned hope of splitting up property PLAYER-PIANOS Rati agattin garmin Ps ab eprpes Boge wie, 4 aout nat Magan A fem finish; 86 inches C | & within the city of Wilmington, Del., ND PIANO Ei / 1D Ly RLM = BR \ VV An Ss: Lies Le ‘ Aa te. gage €6=6Wide; yard o 6 s a valued at millions of dollars, sup- GRA S “a ROR A — eR oT Hee INTE Ea HE SSESTBa Radically Reduced for Quick Sale | 69c Poker Chips =| posed to mee co re gg a pst ge re | ‘| ancestor, ristopher Springer, R | ff ; — * ag O G S | med "Ships. eaeaa Ga : organization will go ahead in an ef- Tt ia owels ut O weaters to the box, 26 blue, 26 red fort to learn whether there is any ; é Three ” : - Groups of $1 50 Sheet BI t | Extra heavy, meee Da all 49¢ legal claim. The Delaware Abstract . . ee ankets | bleached, Bath Tow- er ‘ye : . Se Mate Biees-—-Neaents.) = Co. has been employed to investi- $ , | Li Full double bed size; good heavy els. An excellent All Remaining Slip-On and Sleeveless Sweaters ye a = iigate the title to the Springer prop- a week — » | weight; cheaper than muslin sheets Go on Sale Tomorrow at Two Prices @ erty. ete sie a ° ° ve m@\ Mrs. Mary Springer McMahon o can ? Beautiful Plaid Blankets ‘ 49 | ¢ 85 | Val Laces :/Ce@ar Rapids, Ia., who incorporated | Ape in , These are mill rejects, owing to misweaves, . + anne ie R agann A ae ; Si ihe organization, although _ still a | [| a etc., but will wear as good as a first quality Stamped Tea — —_ Se ae i. on eS ae ' ‘ll no longer be a @irect- _ © : | ceived. Bolt of 12 55 @\ member, w no longei a r J 4 Blanket, a very heavy weight; if per- $3 39 Towels yaree. Roe ; ; C « ing spirit, it is understood. A $10 _ . © * bolts, 12 ¥v . 81.1 . , ” $12 | $36 fect they would sell for $5,00 ° | Made from a soft, For Sweaters That Were For Sweaters That Were —— (aeetn F » Bbmcdte Be or i ¥ | memberlship fee was collected frotn | Es nd 1856 7 to $10 | : : | Closely woven towel- | ,each of the 1400 members, but an) 1006 Ol, >; STREET " C d ——— Extra Large Heavy Blankets | ing. Stamped in a $2.95 to $5.00 $4.95 to $10.00 | accounting vesterday showed that | Between 10th and lith Sts. oats ai 70x80 inches; very warm; gray or ? R5 variety of patterns ’ a wae D Tr; . only $1500 remained in the treasury. | | Dr \, tan. Limited quantity. 4 for stitch- All that’s left of these very popular Sweaters goes in this heap evi of ‘a i; An affidavit which Attorney H. M. | —" . , $ ; ' | 5 W ] Mi d BI } sale, without reservation. Still an excellent assortment and to $10 bands, sequins, etc. Chadwick said he had obtained from | - ws $7. 0 OOl*NIIXCE /518 ets practically all sizes (Second Floor—Nugents.) froin 7 to 10 inches. All Mrs. McMahon stated that she had, a : /_ and white Ticking ~ hh! : : t . | j res: » | stripes. $31 ‘ge: These attractive Scarfs are sta mpedes _ Printed Linoleum sma q . am e Wi, ‘ > : ™ , -- 4 _¢! a fine quality white art cloth, size ] ‘ x00 12 foot. seconds of $i 19 qual- mode , Ne ~~ . 9 inches, in a choice assortment of easily em itv; parquetry and con- R4¢ , a seh roe me F -oider igns. Demonstration ventional designs, sq. vd nove ; 35c Dress ae tad broidered — 29¢ ‘Third Fleer N\ugents.) sf Sy Sale special......-.+++++s Seer a ae | larg@ " | KA Ginghams . large. } and. | | | Ne ve | Dress Ginghanis Velour Tapestry Cushions Men’s Uni Suit shiel | 9 10 Yaad “ / In a fine quality: large size round couch Cushions, beau- rater oe pg 5 x . ' ts loe rit 0 ert ei ‘ #3 ’ : } $7, $8, $ ’ $ % ‘ N big assortment of tifulls made in three attractive Bi) se” short sleeves a hal ankie and $12.50 re . checks, small plaids, Velour and tapestry combinations and all length: ribbed; sizes $I SY broken checks, n colors or rose, blue, 34 to 46. Seconds Garments ¥ vers, 2m 4 ci piille (Main Fleor—Nagenis«.) ae = f stripes and plain mulberry, brown and black Phy . colors. OS * x | wide ; amp overs $ , ne $1 00 St ed Table — | : | Men’s Underwear ay | aa ! 44-inch square and novelty shape — Men's 75c short sleeved Shirts Scout Percales Table Covers, stamped in three beautiful = and ‘ankle length Drawers. 4Q Bi Percaies in white, designs on genuine Indian Head art cloth . tu Gisenr 39 to 46... | C | gray and indigo and hemstitched for crocheting on 60c > (Main Floer—Suagenits«.) ‘Tallored and dressy moet as grounds. All near, edge. Exeeptional values ......- models for the young RPS BS we aS: | gmall figures: shirt- miss, in fine qualities eer in BS ing Stripes and cots $22.50 Bedspreads et ‘ Linen Toweling of polaire, velours, oo eee 86 inches Size 90x108-inch Jewel Cloth Spreads @>. Sec All-Linen Toweling: ene | SAS 19¢ hieached: red and C { . ‘ iweeds and novelty ae ee ' wide for full sive bed. bolster cover attached, blue border. Yard. > mixtures. Some fur ss ) large ‘het ife@ and insertions trimmed a Fhe oaal adhe ys Se (Main Fleer—S\egents.) | be hanged at Newman next month. . ped in peauulu ‘ $12.50 (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) — ; His son. Grady Minter, was sen- ee eee tenced to life in prison following his on gs eee ee ewe! conviction by« jury. in . Zz, oO a | | corpus delecti proceedings, and will oy go on trial at Newman today. J. W. Minter, father-in-law of Trouton, was convicted inat week of first de-. gree murder end was sentenced fo | S886 8 - 8:808.8'C@ 8 8 68.6.2 6. 2) 8:08 @ een i) Pe eS a aad — mead ANE ee

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a " we me ~ te. ee ee ee ee ae ee — ain patios OF et ieee he ioe See pera ie W Y es y ei ais THURSDAY. bon = : D SEPTEMBER 13. {968 - EER oy 19 ‘10s STIOUKS ONST-MCoATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH arenc Approximarety Equats fhat of the Dafty Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 7 2 8 Bune ra 7 an paar Ly KIAN INVOLVED IN NEW ‘through the ser} wrist by one ber é enone exon ' ics ink kde — a " ; DELIVERY SERVICE ae 5 . 32. vesterday. 704-711 Frisco Bidg., Sth & Olive Li 178—198 e x i, . to E: Newman Flower Shonne 28 - Y} He Was taken to city hospital. Fred _ ’ at etek Toto ”- , " " © are ea uLp WIth the st - a A ‘ Roge S, 6 i. tie husba nd ol M rs. ern) aDplian — the panatieneion’ as sc , Rogers. was arrested an hour later the eyes. a ee oe * i | pacer ae & at Third street and Clark avenut and The J. I Chappell Co a : had in his overall pocket a Yrevolver Optometrists and Opticians SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES may leave St. Lonis Seite pt Otete abet mA epee oe tend z ; : : : ’ am ‘Former National Guard Officer; *'t> three loaded and three dis- | _conyenient — appre iated = = q 9:10 P. M. % me page ogee av PME: ple one egy - io » ‘ a eR oe ~ - - ; . “a . ; = a mn a . - . ~ 7 Ce e ae a, ea cane ee Seen , ~ : " “t — emanate apy A foods ST PTE At een et Pe os ened “ey , ea we Ae im é. + & on ' SHAWNEE. Ok., Sept. 13.—Flog- ; : ‘ 821 LOCUST ST. ging charges. involving the Ku Klux A Fat } . Kian, were filed here late yesterday | . Anni & | vans sees ee |g iversary Sale | Zr : ~ahae former } » CONTINUE anne: ‘ : M. Reber. cpcnecaty aay encil Tablet | = Velderand eileen cueel All Next Week | the i of the Oklahoma National Guard, \ and Malcolm Couch, formerly Chief | All Gloves Will Be Sold Regard- | a 4 Misses’ vad-lesstmation| faed by" * less of Cost During This Sale = 4 Sizes County Attorney alleges that Reber | ET | A Po Real Kid “3 | i to 20 The informayion filed by the for cents ‘h directed the abduction and ‘Couch f 20 ack, brown and tan Sale McCannon 3 or Cc ] ’ ’ 05 | > > and whipping of Claude .Price and Frank Cole, local taxicab driv- C 5 ers, in an alfalfa field near Shawnee, ontains approximately ~ aed wii about March 10, 1922. 200 sheets—8!>x6 inches eguiar $4.00 Value Three or four hundred Ku Kiux —white paper. Just the 2-CLASP REAL KID GLOV?zS KID GAUNTLETS >»? . e ; 7s) flor ; . Kiansmen took part in the flogging thing for schoolboys and Black, brown, gray and tan, sme] Black, brown, tan and gray. some with self, others with centrastirg col- | with self and others contrasting co)- party, the information alleges. ‘ , Reber. it is alleged. was in charge schoolgirls for their home, or embroidery; all sizes, or embroider: all sizes. of the mob. It is charged that he work. 7 cents each or 3 a $1 25 _— as 75 wore the regalia of the Ku Klux for 2oc, while they last. |]: rice . . oe eS ee S y REGULAR $2.25 VALUES. REGULAR $2.75 VALUES Klan, with a black mask, and was Better et a year’s suppl le Te aie hein dhdhiteehe whieh ‘he . oa y ppty I: LBOW-LENGTH CHAMOIS- 16-BUTTON -LENGTH : at the ETTE GLOVES CHAMOISETTE GLOVES had obtained from the Nationa! Covert, beaver. dark amd light tan— [| Covert, beaver, dark and light tan— —? ‘ } he ae in all sizes. in all sizes. | liendon asserted tha he had - Sale 1 1 Sane 1 sworn siatements in his possession : Pilea” ~ x 0 ' §$ 25 ito the effect that the whipping of Business Office REGt LAR $1.35 VALUE. ha $1.50 VALUE. McCannon and Cole was planned — 12th and Olive Sts. and ordered by the Ku Kliux Klan | “gape in its regular executive session and that these plans were revealed to Ira Sims, local Chief of Police, who declared that he favored such ac- — Sa tee ly ie ae ote destin ee. | Mette, Lic a 7 sll aati * mee a - Lu sua ee) BR trees eS Spouthaiis aes Gee ae : R F A i FE | ford” Lunch at Restaurants. , f : \N ok x a And Each One Is an Irresietiide By the Associated Press. my a4 e : . MACON® Ga.. Sept. 13.—An early |. ; Pun gy, Kline Value at Its Price. > °* - Je — i“ 5 | feathers. - Y-. NEW PACK HAWAIIAN Libby’s Rosedale brand; thick slices; case 24 enh 46 the tris! of Dr. C.-A. Yar- cans, $6.50; dozen cans, $3.35: can brough, dentist. charged with riot- ing in connection with the e ) wR ippi ing lan. 13 and Noy. 4, 1922, of R. F-. ae > ag | Ht : In this collection are HUNDREDS of Dresses that DED Wi iE + Mills. former Macon chiropodisi a | was expected by counsel here toda) \2o OG oi : when the third day of the tria! | wey if a Add? : were made to sell at a higher priee. Kline’s secured ay ae TGs bof } them underpriced . or Tomorrow you would not be Rep pitted for pies and desserts; case 24 No. siarted 2 cans, $5.50; doz. cans, $2.80; No. 2 can. Identification of Dr. Yarbrough’ | Bh ; se * ; ; . : see 8 able to buy them at #25. There are tiered, paneled, asa prominent member of whipping LOUR ic 97 MEDAL 8 ft taeda stk thems cee.” on —Evening —Dinner —Party Chiffon Velvet—V elvet Fulgurant onths em fF? DY flounced, ruffled, draped and tailored Frocks. "his Price Tf (arried Awa ‘the crowds that “took them out.” ; ifi he was ae- | ; : -\ {fl —Street | —A flernoon SITEE Canton Crepe—Jacquard—Jacqueline 10-ib. 5-!b. bag -38c bag 20c “a Barnett testified that cused of neglecting his children r : : -after the floggers had lured him out f —Business Laces—Charmeen of his place f business, and also that | varties during the last 20 mn continued yesterday, when a. a. Rarnett. W. W. Arnold and > a ane ce ie. Khartieyv. all of whon have Heer e a) - a . j ~ es my Y - ° . i | whisky. Really marvelous Underthings, many one of a kind—samples— : z A large selection of full Conrad's Guatemala: smooth, rich and aro- metic: 40c value; pound 32c. I / - x s lamas 0S ‘Sees -* OG Pg os cut! Rake Me 8 at oe ORT Se a aS me Ge OR ae ee . . . ° luded are many pairs of Gowns Envelope Chemise Soateex: sean-Gubinend. the- About as low as you can expect them to be this season. Boxes of about 14 pounds So Badly It Is Shot. + a ar abe a et J | therefore slightly mussed, but every ylece truly irresistible. fashioned thread silk Ho- [ ij cE Pp q ij BA S | CHILD RUN _ DOWN BY AUTO t “| y siery—lisie tops, plain and | | : ° fancy, 1 th Fall ° tay DST, CARED Hurt | Values Up to $25—Offered in Many Instances at B seid ‘aciatiaiiada tiie. Tae | = Arthur Wibbenmeyer, 3 years old, - FRESH EGGS SUGAR PEAS ee eee et eee | Step-Ins Bloomers Boudoir Caps See ee ee ee 1 silk. Direct shipments; guaranteed Wisconsin sifted, early June; ee See Strest, wut, ey fresh; 35c uniform size and tender; dozen _ fered fracture of the skull and left ge lemme 50c |arm when knocked down by an au- Jf Materials are radium and crepe de chine. batiste and nain- : ’ White Silk H . = Clearance of White ose ‘tumobile driven bv Rich , : - by Richard Groeb sook. The muslin underthings are daintily made Ami-French : of 2623 Gravois avenue as he ran brand; pure, fresh PICKLING VINEGAR across the street at Nebraska ave.‘ and Philippine garments. Flesh, white and colors. Veleds a6 £450. Tobin Gon ae stock: drastically reduced for clearance.... $1.29 pound 49c ces a distilled; 40c © 29¢ nue avd Osage street at 5 p. m. yes- S | Pp 5 SIS, SAson,. .|. terday. Groebl had stopped and ee : . os. White Soap TOILET PAPER | was Starting his car again when the | d e Fices: 9c to $ l 2.98 y \ y boy darted into the street. he told | ES « ‘25 Soft. white crepe tissue; } fer. Cc 10¢ value; 4 rolis for.... 25c ey Soom. ome he was unable to stop again in time to avoid the ac- cident. The child was taken to St Continuing With Really Marvelous Savings—Truly— ‘Anthony's Hospital. Paul Haenni, 37, of 3739 Laclede avenue, driver of a milk wagon, was Swift's finest sugar cured: 30c value: whole cut and bruised and one of his or half Ham; pound..... horses so badly hurt it had to be & _ shot at 2 a. m. today when the out- : ' "SPRING CHICKENS . MILK-FED VEAL ft was overturned by an automobile “ Gor \ ” a9 ail Fe ~*~ * ce ae . rs “g A ‘ Be siatnais Mies Preshiy dressed, milk-fed: 1%, Fanciest grade, sho e' Union boulevard and Minerva m 3 rs each, se - nam peund. ces 2 , 34! 2¢€ iSey Breasts, 2c | nie. In Cell After Holdup Attempt. 3 We k-E d Sp ec Is Harry Ryan. 27 years old, of 1431 Ae ’ 2 ) / ee 60 t 100 ee n p ia _Chouteau avenue, is under arrest. > \ 1 . od , a ues O charged with attempted robberv ' 5 ie. . At Our Downtown Store, Sth & Locust -end carrying a concealed weapon. as “he. \ , > the result of his unsuccessful eff : ; , , : BAKED HAM GRAPE FRUIT Lae eel he the aadeohs of Watter ai ? | aS | LAIN-TAILORED Coats! Wonderful fur-trimmed Coats! : 3 _— ye 7 Embroidered Coats! Huge ‘‘wrappy’’ effects! Blouse-backs, Bender <7 vod, baked with Isie of Pines: very juicy ana ieia, 1500 Chouteau evenue. at 19 ry. Bound 70c <r craig a (clock last night. The bartender | 1 Se » flares! In fact, all of the newest and smartest modes that the , large size; each..... and two customers. who str | yy, 7 . ‘ : were a ee : i : fashion of the hour demands. All favored colors and every gar- * FRIED CHICKEN HONEY D ME 5 , lace, told police *hat Ryan ordered : 3 Ew LON x | ment beautifully full lined with silk or crepe de chine. | a “itt tet oyenee ; ‘ jthem to put up their. hands «nd; Se ee ee one 58c Started to take their money when he ) . HOCOLATE STE Sait reg suddeniy ran from the saloon. He a 1! | et ‘ TE ST SEEDLESS GRAPES Was found in a doorway across the yy : | . Fabrics of: Velverette, Ara-, Furs of: Platinum wolf, ” ; bella, Turquina, Pollyanna, Caracul, fine fox, golden — Misses’ Sizes to 20 — coe value’ ‘special: choco- Bapectatiy desirable for chu. Peeretascny penne Sposa police say ren; bas out 6 ntox 47c Soot. 6. Che —— S50 onld beaver, skunk, natural W @ 48 Formosa, Ormandale, Fash- squirrel, Viatka squirrel omen’s Sizes to a , , ae box Ibs. SBer pound today he remembered nothing of the ~ y . CHERRY LAYER PEANUT BAR | robbery. ' | s ie 4. ona, Minerva, Veldette. Manchurian wolf. Cs ee ee ee ee ee “ s eee rine eS | delicious layer cake with puneoe fiavor: 42c Made with crisp roasted 25c Boarder Shot When at Lanch. . peanuts: bar. Be: 6 for Arthur Sigler. “ vears old. board- ing at the home of Mrs. May Roz 48, of 5617 South MntiaRtinty. was shovi

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Re ee ee 7 Bah’ 12’ iese. i. Be TEUnSDAY. 4, [he City Circulation of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dailv-S _ a : ye 7 &xCeeds tat of the Daily’Star and the Times Combined by A r T T as _ ~ —— B iy Gur Attentive / ; ley Page ply —— at 11f, bs Babes, former sergeant in the/not worked in years, he was un-| 7 RVICE N W 4 h Se \. BL PASO. Tex... Sevt. 13.—F: Pred | ontfederate army and Indian scout | usually alert physically ~ ew a as rvice -—.. . P for Gen. Custer, died here last night | ally until Roath sida: ok it 4’ ts fi Ry - q . gry TT. = » See « ' veto rrr ee eee ee of J. W. Owen. Cicero L. Holland lomorrow—Friday Morning at 9 :. M.—An Astounding jour, Sate nomena $5.00 MONTHLY ‘Socaege tga of the Ku Klux Klan, was the rock upon which the pedce | exchanges grounded. | Gov. Walton demands the resigna- | C: : tion of these officials, holding that | OnSO eS ictro a only upon their withdrawal from of- | fice can the local government be! | er Of peroxide. — PROSE EP SODSRSSRSSSOEESEESEERS 288 LORE EMD HREOC HO EH OO ceo ) te Se ee) ee ee [= nee: 9) at « » oe ae ~— i Se Purged of klan influence. which. he eses haa boon prowecuing oeser™ Tl ~ AND TWELVE SELECTIONS Put Up to Business Men. | ‘ os 4 rr : Ea .G ‘ = & - : 7 i to Excelsior S ~rings : 3 Guaranteed Frames : ; e 9:10 P. M. , $2.00 Complete i ti ! * | | j ‘& : Train leaving 9:03 A. M. | | . | Pai or as as arrives pmoninion Springs at 4:5 | : } , Demand for Resignatign of i i? Tee | tae 4 | Soeenaaianaal ~ |. Officials Alleged to Be Under } > a | a . EB. Watts, Passenger ; wt 7 — | 4 . ; | = : rafic Manager, St. Louis. Oe en ape. _ Klan Domination Not Met. | >. tae B . | aly th Bal a : ,_ Bifocal Gloseee, | Al ; _ . 7 ° oa wo pairs in one, for Vi Dt ig ites 4 2 Vi (umore ' + Semetete By the Associated Press. 1 . Be F : , , | TULSA, Ok., Sept. 13.—An im- Hi | a | ip ? . q 3 * = - | Passe was reached today in the ne- | + : onl echo Pa F a id |§Otiations between local business © + ) sot _ > @ f{}men and Gov. J. C. Walton for the 3 at once e : * | ; fi er PU MI ni aT mr man i) a =u il ener nj esr ARL TRAE UNMNAT NTNU TUNA _ ae omer : -ifting of martial law and indica-'! - ; kemert — Misses \—— f i aha i See Hi Ni f BS ‘ii i cana Abhi at Vo mec i i iN a x : tions pointed to the indefinite oc- | s & in “2 Bee” Sizec Pi . we he Avia W: alk eS i iG hl hi HN WK SS Mi Mt ‘i Women’s cupation of Tulsa County by State y 4 fection. A ef j ; Sizes | i = ii aul oe et i My Su Mt Hy NG a ‘{]| troops. That the Governor's terms ° protects you. ae = Page to 4) | | ai f 4 Sizes would not be met appeared a cer-| = | | E 2 a Deal eA itn + tainty; and, on the other hand, the EM tage = | ied eT tay HAVA line il) reer ert to 48 executive showed no disposition a > has grea — : : modify his demands. ll . nm er than pure | aa el 606-08 Washington ‘Ay 7 Aru to Sixt} S/ | The question of the retirement of | a a has more -_ | p ‘Sheriff Bob Sanford, Police Com- | . ive times the 7 ae missioner Harry Kiskaddon and the es | ) ‘County Jury Commission, composed | Ps M4 ! . ) | : ) ) “With these officials in power-+ , arse | (Six 10-Inch, Double-Face Records) ; ; ee “sasgwaee’- and this commission selecting the | | juries, I don’t believe we are going | to get convictions of those already arrested on whipping charges, no ‘matter how strong the evidence,”’ , .: ; : : ‘the executive told the business rep- You will be greatly pleased with this splendid 500 FASHION A BI H | NJ KW Fl R 4 ‘RIMMED ( OA’ i S resentatives yesterday. He put it instrument. Made in mahogany or walnut. 4 ‘ |}up to the business men to obtain | : : . : , the resignations and see that suc- | at these convenient vars, te atten re ae \cessors appointed at once were | opportunity for your careful consideration. /neithegklan nor antiklan. | Ree: oe ae : ) EERE ETON SRE enh | upon the officials named by Walton. | iv ‘ ist: -} , : 1699. Ey 5 I BRE st: 8 3 iia sean : attentive, competent assistance will mak 1 fered vou for $26.9! Even though the weather is warin. ae ag seeiger sess Roceiiidatesca _It was added that there was no like- | es : —— ee do not lose sight of the fact that cold bleak winter days are Perteng pea lihgod that anyone would be ap- | visit one’of pleasant recollection. An excel- ! eaters ointed for such a purpose. | toe "ie ; just around the corner. This is a rare opportunity that you a. CO) eer 4 “We feok that wil gat about ent stock of: Vitra and: Fearn; ee : | ae ford you ample latitude 6f choice. Con- will eash in upon in just a few weeks. reached the end of our rope without | > “ we . POP NE MIN Oo rtelitel og with the result that we offer greater material values, great mt , SRC Abate eet | nounced this morning, however, that | er style values, greater coat values than have ever been o we Ae RN A ALAC EN CL ON LL TE OR. IN NS NE Nt lm ett ee }obtaining the results we sought,” | venient terms of payment can be arranged, | said Douglas. ‘“‘We have no plan for the future. There is no use trying to hide our discouragement.” i, > 4 pa?" ie Officials Decline to Resign. | ‘ ‘ : $$ * The committee members. said it) Victrolas Vocalions Sonoras was unlikely that they would make | any further effort to. reach an) | ‘agreement with the Governor. Sher- | es OD \e ‘iff Sanford, Police Commissioner | o | aN 'Kiskaddon and the members of the | ‘ v > ‘Jury Commission declare they have | —_—- — -_— -—_ -_——— - no intention of resigning. Gov. Walton planned to leave here | COMPANY ¥ MISSOURI : this afternoon for a hurried trip to | | | Okmulgee, returning to Tulsa to- | W. P . CHRISLER . m yp, ’ night to catch a train to Oklahoma 1004 OLIVE STREET ) . i * 7 ' City. Attention in the State's flog- ‘ mes | ging inquiry ig today ee Exclusive representative of the Steinway i a former | ; ; Ree, WHOTS Reber, Piano and of the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano Major in the Oklahoma National | | |Guard, and Malcolm Couch, until | ‘recently the chief of the Shawnee ‘Mire Department, are facing whip- | ping charges. | In an information filed by County | Attorney Claude Hendon, Reber and Couch were charged with having | | | ae sai engineered the flogging of Claude of } p ali See : Bi | | caine Soceunan amd Frame Cole tm ae . # lee * Stas & : ears a deleted. Gi the ae ol —d EEE on a ues = SSaiS | | Res Serta 10, 1922 Salin | t | pomeaie ts “a, (ee pm ga % oe tgecctes | County Attorney’s Allegations. ugurant | seers : a a ; ! Sea The County Attorney allegedgthat acqueline 1 : | Sati hoay | i Ane a * atte ° ‘ “ Vg? ar a 4. eae, ithe whipping was attended by sev- ; f h a al ' aye 'eral hundred members of the Ku aN t ) Klux Klan; that it was planned and a | { . : | | : ¥, | ordered at a regular meeting of the gam % —— SOSHE EAE | ' Wn) i) eee a Ah 7 Ty] aH klan and that Police Chief Ira Sims ' . | nearagiiet: “ “ier Die Ge ; q TR Vane 'sanctioned the procedure, stationing ' his men in parts of the city where i they could. not interfere with the | 'floggings. This Chief Sims branded Store is jus wnth v = sad . yy RP. Biss as false. Our Basement tore 1s Just one month old. We feel vers ee | Reber and Couch are at iberty proud of its record. We believe it has made thousands of Y 4 \\4 sy l'on ‘bond of $2500 awaiting prelim- friends who have been saved manv thousands of dollars he- Y PIP Uy) | 38 inary hearing on Sept. 24. : : Sw | p- “T am just as anxious to get the | cause of the wonderful values. & 3 : er et eee: : | . investigation developed that your you have not as vet made the acquaintance oI our tremendous 4 | freteregyrenes commission and some of Basement Values—here is your opportunity. ? : i sceret organization. Tt was found | | 'a secret organization. It was found | . at New that your civil officials made no at- Sas tempt whatever to stop mob. vio- Marvelous pst . ‘lence. In fact, they encouraged it Fall Hat Sy ieaes in some instances. “Even Women Flogged.” High-Pile Fabrics aro | “Whether the Ku Klux Klan is FEO. a ! ! responsible for this alarming condi- x, ti is not the question. Had any Included Bree | saber organization been responsible wanted shades. mf, | 'my attitude would have been the . ae With Big Fur Collars and Cuffs ‘A \ “same, Browning King zt | 3 “It is a certain fact that there are S ] a \ a ‘in this community bands of men | . pecia | who have taken people of all classes | . f ‘. neste aut. ev ‘romen, and f! ed them | Upon Payment of a Small Deposit, Vp : | ¥ ® 7 ‘scimentae oops That’ sdet i $ .00 Coat Will Be Held for October Delivery “. | \\ BY ner tg eR RE . Me a OO mt 7 | tlemen, where the issue is the sur- | | g vival of invisible government or the Others $3.50 to $10.00 permanency of our ownAisible gov- | ernment. I want to say to you that | > — } , || ig | lam going to clean that situation up | Also a N an The Fur ed NANG ! * = | if I have to stand out alone and let P L 4 Complete & fo aan ZR a Co : them shoot at me in order to do so.” | ine 0 tt atl ttt enue oe oe SO et tea ee -— =. ee Se gee % ee re eee —is here in the new rough as well as smooth finishes, and in all ceummeemn e | Materials Trimmings 4, ) | LS he a os |‘ Sixth Regiment to Retarn. | ) CAPS ; e2 ROW ii ee ESS | Bpeciai to the Post-Dispatch In eight-quarter and one-piece —Brytonia — Platinum fi Vij WAND A oy) \V ER Vepaearee ae | _ BATTLE CREEK, Mich., Sept. 13. | stvles. M a ag 4 \\) PRET oe |_—The Sixth Infantry, commanded $9 00 t $3 50 — a ~. \' "NE Gerace Si by Col. H. E. Yates. will leave Camp | \2. 3 5 aa Wolf A & } mariner os Custer Saturday morning for Jeffer- | ‘ O* cls . ye Soe eo son Barracks, where it expects to| a : $ reco —Viatka Bee aircon 5 aie arrive Sunday. This regiment neal . aD tbr satis Jefferson Barracks iast May and’ : ° Plash Senirid | eget ie eae ota ae Sane on tarar Caan ae We Earnéstly Invite Inspection —Luastrolaine : ) Bedicesssiectes Sci sagt ae rap ter, which is the largest Government | Botte wong Rite training camp in’ the United Sates. —Excello Skank ERG ee pei ta eta Col. Yates commanded the citizens’ | Pres RiS Re ee | military training camp at Camp Cus- Francine —Caracul BAS ; poe Rema teat 77: ter and had on his staff many of- | wuing CL ORR RRR RRR LH Lt oy ficers from the regiment, including . wing tnatghe ts ccic teks. cata Rt tame eae H. L. Harries, executive of- —_— Shettss Dee Create Capt. fg Travenette Manchurian tet ash enc aa ficer: First Lieut. R. A. Byers, ad- | | —Raritan Wolf : iC —— jutant: Capt. N. D. Finley. Capt. R.| New Location—7th’and St. Charles Sis. G. Covsley, Capt. R. A. D. Stants, | . \Capt. T. C. Beck; First Lieut. L. J. | Harris and Lieuts. James L. Boit, | rm. V. Murphy and Walden 5. Lewis. — SS SSS

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re SEPTEMBER te .* “RED » " : >. ee ~ PHUCRSDAY. —wermp en 13. 152%. ; ee | — to, rt he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat aia the Times Combined. ¥ | ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dail; p Eq emit aa Fs Fi ; Sie a . 7. about 5 in tieth é ary of Secretary G S-, con y. t I > . : is Heilman, who has ' . : ‘Exhassted Homing Pigcon Found. | RABBI PUTS BAN ON USE OF WINE |Sna" 25 sears’ service. Soul OU ive J. Meyer's connection with the |Frank Amlar. with the firm for 8 /been with the house 60 year@. | G ABARDINES 5 | HLA AND WIFE IMJORED t F @ THEIR AUTO OVERTURNS |; A homing pigeon. bearing a leg- ~~ | SSSSSS88R8UETINER Sessa, ‘Gana marked Al23L2711. was found | FOR SACRAMENTAL PURPOSE | Our Friday and Saturday Special 4 mw Woman in Hospital at | 7 After Accident ) lea eel Tourists Welcome—500 Rooms, 500 Baths Garage Within Two Blocks The American and American Annex Hotels 7th and Market Sts. (St. Lowis, Mo.) 6th and Market Sts, 100 rooms at $2.00 per day, 250 rooms at $2.50 per day and 100 rooms at $3.00 per day, single. Parlor, bedroom and bath suites, $8.00 per day and up. WHAT MAKES “Satisfaction Eating the American Way” A steward who buys the best. A chef who aims to please. e The same waiters and waitresses. (j;enerous portions, popular prices -exhausted by R. A. Hogge in the | Fear of his home at Ferguson Mon- day. Hogge is holding the bird ee > Pastor Halpern Advocates That : Members of His Congregation Use Unfermented Grape Juice Instead. Collar | The use of wine for sacraméntal purposes in services at the syna- Buttons ‘gogue or for religious rites in the ‘ homes of members of B’nai Amoona In Congregation, Vernon and Academy ‘ avenues, is to be discontinued, as the Solid |result of action taken yesterday by Rabbi A. E. Halpern at services for Gold ithe second day of the Jewish New RSs Year. ' aN These But- | Rabbi Halpern announced that he \ tons, with would no longer issue permits for either long members of the congregation to ob- or short tain wine, advocating, instead, the shank, will last a lifetime, use of unfermented grape juice. and are so guaranteed. High authority in the orthodox He- , ‘brew law permits the substitution They are offered at prices of grape juice in emergencies, such less than heretofore: as caused by the Eighteenth Amend- 8s5c, gsc and $1.10 ‘ment, he said. The action is recog- nized as an outgrowth of the recent ‘arrest of Rabbi Jacob Grodsky, who officiates for four conzregations, on ee cele ed Bold, 84 4 charges of selling wine for ‘“boot- $40 “i: rag eae legging’ purposes. Rabbi Halpern Dress Sets from $8 +o $25. has advocated the circulation of Pe-) titions demanding the removal ot Grodsky, but said today he had not his had time to push the matter. . | Dinner for Old Employes. : . A dinner in observance of the Olive Street at Ninth seventy-first anniversary of the Southeast Corner founding of Meyer Bros. Drug Co. 'was given in Hotel Statler last night 'by the firm to its employes of more: PLENTY—EXCELLENT—GOOD AS NEW_SELECT OWE ME No.0 2) veo 008. ve0-| NOW—A DEPOSIT HOLDS IT—SAVE - of rs confectionery siere ati® . Til. was killed and his wife, ? , , te oor cet ¥. oe gvgen; 27. seriously dmsiy % te extercay ai vernon when odie in. which they werers or ee wfter «kK iding ' 7, ss : ad on ' \iississippil pm a5 E , \lle merth 0 ~ a i — v. . » + ae > t's - ,.. = 7 Lé ~~ : at > sat , re ss > i : shies Det sf r= pT * j tte it estat. eee Blue Serge Coats and Pants. 96.50 | Young Men's New Khaki Pants. light weight.S5c Suits _.. 5 ke Heavy new Cassimere Pants, yes Geed Raincecats sivcawcceewe s Gndit Meee Quanaamiel rte $1.50, $2.58, ia Sa? anpent sizes, $2.50 te New Khaki Coats and Pants, gs COATS & VESTS, $2. 735 Boys’ Wash Suits, new Boys’ new Suits.. .95e, $2.25, $2. Girls’ aew Cleaks— be. - Boys’ new Macks and Overcoats— $1.45. $2.45. w | | a — 7 ARKANSAS WOMEN FREED 4 . | Louis Offered . - , cone bags | f ee ow e Bed-Davenport Suit This 3-niece Cane-Back Bed-Davenport Suite is upholstered in a good grade of velour and the frames have a rich mahogany finish. The Davenport opens into full-size bed: chair an: rocker to match Foods properly eooked, served hot (uisine unchanged since opening. (‘ontinuous service for 15 vears. Table d’Hote Dinners, Annex, $1—American, $1.35 - - ee ee -- - ~ ~ . Make Your Reservations Early for Association Lunches, Card Parties and Banquets, as Day by Day in Every Way Business Is Getting Better and Better. Ball Room, Convention and Banquet Halls, Committee and Small Rooms—22—Sultable for All Occasions COFFEE SHOPPE AT ANNEX HOTEL, 6TH AND MARKET Open from 6 a. m. to 12:30 a. m. (ineluding Sunday), New system of ventilation just installed, making plaee cool. Good food at popular mrices. Open 7:30 A. M. Close S$ Pr. M. Grand and Page cars step at | See our special 3-room ) 1012 N. GRAND AV. Ene OE ns wie aka; EE" oe ; ‘a ye . HNaprale li t© : pent - . > . i : a oo E Ri wh, ATR. =e p io. » > , Ww a W i ~~" et oe “ rret t = ; — 4 QOXDOODODOOOODO OOOO the ‘ ne Mrs Ler in St. Louis} tere Associated Press News appears exclusively pe See etioning abbat” eat in the Post-Dispatch in the evening LOWS: 1 | «Mrs. Myrtie Etizabeth naper field in St. Louis. a DODO OOOOOOVE OO OOOO O , ; ; » this cl on the night —~- ~~ oo ‘ + ere release ‘ iJ J * a . ADA PAS SASAS 4+ “— . = “ah, sf . : “4 = “- ~ton emer ies Has been given over to this sale. In order to facilitate buying, In accordance with the rule of the Associated Retailers, out-of- ae RTT op anreeere Wer De Soeorted on racks according to site. : ‘town customers are especially invited to attend this sale. 5 ru f r O ck “ +t) oe : AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAA J AAAAAAAAA VVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVV| 50 O.9,0,0,0 ’ ; ‘aves e ’ ei ei! LAN jes “ ‘ ‘ * A RO ” o oe — a em YOOCO! | -) oe reo wore * MLL — SSS el — Le es Reck the Extra facilities have been provided. Tt alone is worth a trip to St. Louls. ‘ St. Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop — | L . t t : : vee “Sia Litton — Friday Morning at Nine O'Clock We Open the Doors on Our Latest and Greatest Annual, ~~ Barth and St. Charles re Season - A 2a + § 9 Fall Brides | oa 'é ings many young folks to! * Se eePrufrock-Litton’s. It is_very -) Bi eratifying to see the younger ‘a c raters and brothers of the sy Fiddles and grooins of other } : i : ars Coming to this store to & Seeelect their furniture. : a Huth we x ~ Ur . th es il ee LUT 7 Vit had TT Ly my B one EEL, aa, rniture of haracter the only kind vou will find Over 2000 of the Prettiest Imaginable $39.50 to $89.50 Dresses Friday at i ete 5 heap furniture if vou expect to throw it away in @ few ‘ears—hut for just a little One Remarkable Price! >. rare i or that increases in value asi ) fancreases in age. | - : : : : _ 50 Dresses ‘ 85.00 Dresses 7 = Going to $79.50 Dresses | , , : Colas - $75.00 Dresses - Here is THE tunity for | Here ls , opportunity $69.50 Dresses ’ the college miss to purchase $59.50 Dresses ———! her new Dresses for a: en- 49.50 Dr tire school season at sdvings $ nee : that are just a little short of $39.50 Dresses ; _ phenomenal. = ; ayy" ae ee, (AIO LOD A .* see eye 8) ‘8e%et “te “"seees see tal eee Stree) He! te she *,s2* te et. TAT * 0 °i06 «*,*ete@ @ ©,@\01¢.0.¢ tue . f -_ le Ah la Lt a By Far the Greatest Dress Sale that Even We.Have Ever Attempted ) a fe Original is Low | Here Are Some of the Materials, Several Are Making Their Debut This Season: FR 5° {vide the cost, byl . es , : ~~ ¥*4 “ ee ee Se ee Cae ee cee mment cood furniture will Charmeen ° sa we you. Then, too, our de? i Satin-Faced Canton Poiret Twill Silver Cloth Combinations ied payment plas enables| a ; eae to mak ‘ments at your, eee -11-13 BROADWAY AND 410-12-14 SIXTH ST. = S MS; iS es i > % ae _ uk

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BDAY, BicCR 15. 1988. ———— ——— W—SELECT ONF SAVE all-vweool $1.50, $2.50, $3.50 ts and Pants, - 82.95 ; i. seated me $2.45, $4.50, 86.50 ‘cars ee at doer. AV. JO OQOOOOOOO0OO. exclusively ning news- VWOOCO0000 000. A TOOO OO 2€ maine ear rice! ill far most ig the -piece plain ttons. ¥ os mee ; Sar oe 4 yn BE Sn ah es — 2 * ean =m Pye 4 aes ar 4 Be a ‘ ’ a em me > + . 2 foe ———— - 5 a hy ‘ oe ~ S x . ' 0 c A e x Ps '> > ; ae 5 . . ao & i 4 5 " * a * y 4 * 5 - PS off Pet Old Block] : the regular dote. Made ients, then candy For children and ednit S, Your ‘bRUGCIST A Deposit Will Hold Any Coat Until ny WANN HTH ITH Hite MAiMn rit hit | ; Phiatl Ha ij Hi f ° TAGHAMRuNeaRineran ait ini i il Bi f ; ii) Hi} itt itt fie | iil : aa y 4 i ‘ Hii ; t! ; AIR Wil Ht Hi HH 0 | | j } rthi OT ty ad atti Mil aiiie it ; i ridhs de ' ‘ ' talib jie | | Hy | ii rel ( ‘ ii ‘ ’ babaeid the ti ; ETS ath ; } 7) ' > Preis ; j i j ; ; i. } ii i i : i | > ea ——— ZSOMmMe 610-612 Washington Avenue. | r a Grini HAMANN TOQGAAHENCHARAAAE EAHA eat Wa ». — That Fittingly Usher in the Fall Season With a Notable . ; if ’ + bibalihi ,? eiethe Ain ; sti ; 7 Exact Copies of Models Worth Several Times Our Sale Price Hi ih ; : Hh : | ah : Hi} : sit i} mt i} et A i] itt ii? 1) hah ’ Hil Hii i Hit Hii LET CETL Hi{h Nh i iH myth ih ' Hit Hi nH il Mh CAL MUTA s ih ih i ne a Mi Moll ) . a | a) titi - ALR ‘ih Ht _ bh Ai "i HIN i iM ry i AWM nt f Hil Hn i ut Hai i Hi a \ / Gili I Hi Hi iH mM iH Hi Hl Wh nA \" Stunning Models fashioned of handsome soft-pile fabrics, beautifully trimmed with furs of Natural Squirrel, Beaver, Viatka Squirrel, Caracul and Wolf. Also many embroidered and plain tailored models. We wish to unmistakably impress upon our patrons the high quality of these Coats. Few times have we ever presented such high-type garments of the Coat-buying season. at such a medium price In the midst This economy opportunity is due to our advance buying and a keen study of the market with its certain rise in prices when demand increases. ; . een ee We : *** on oe ’ . _—_#-* o%e ee or — .oe >. a= e- Pm . ewce 2 & 2 Se Assisted by several leading manufacturers, we succeeded in assembling about 500 of their best Coats. There are new materials, new trim mings, new styles, without end. A remarkable opportunity to secure your new Fall and Winter FUR- TRIMMED Coat at a very low sale price, quality and style considered. All sizes for misses and women. ‘ (Third Floor) ¢ : : all Hats Direct From New The Entire Group (Many Worth Much More) at the Special Price of Trimmings Ribbons Materials Panne Velvet Lyons Velvet Duvetyne Combinations Feathers Brown Flowers Appliques Gray Ornaments Embrotdery Sand Colors Rust Wood Purple Black 600 newest Fall Hats including more tha» « hundred smart styles. Matrone will find scores of becoming models selected for them by our representative. Also the very latest misses’ styles. Choose a new Hat for the season from this unlimited collection, ' (First Floor) ; a OEE . a & 2 f. . ——_ a Pe : = - . . : ~ +. s of os oO 7 - of et Pet ee FP AAP Bef res > 2? ald -% . . ~ *" e . é! of ~ . ; — io pep SPL EOS SRE SHES tera eee * = ee oF ys 4a — toe, dhe PE LM St sSe65% ~~ 6 ey ecg ee ee eee ™ ot we : SStSist Listas Sots ape ‘- a

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eS ee ee ee ee ee Ral REL BIOGAS SINR LOL PORE ee Rena. CLP Sat St Sl. LOU'S POST- DISPAT CH » The « Cy Circulation of the Dailv POS1-O:SFATCH aione Approximately © =quais thet of the Daily Gldbe-Democrat ard the Times Combined. . A A et CI = ASHEVILI.! | en eae ge 2 — . | UST. LOUIS’ JAPANESE RELIEF i ON 5 ice aad 52} Creaee ant eamenns GSS er aa 4 ¢ : : ¥ | FUAD NOW TOTALS $114,009 ott Ponrwons 11 shawn dhe, tee. | ee nee tee eae “ $SSSSSSSSSSSS LALBRRRREKRERESSRRRERLY | a UI suaER Guota Exe wetted by $14, ed and : , a 3 Pairs | | | Varied Seepage See WUoney J«x Sin Bring : : Desirable Rem More Reertve ed. : Friday | ' ' | 4 Peipbrde ih nw akewe a ot | Smart Silks ‘n many pl ee Pte, ~ Whose Birthday 1s 1 omorrow? : Assorted Milk and Dark Chocolates 40 you like GOOD Chocolates® Try a box of these luscious Milk and Dark Chocolates—FRUIT and NUT centers anc ielicicus Bitter Sweets. See the box in our vindeow—FRIDAY—VERY SPECIAL— 4 POUND . Friday Candy and Bubuoe Specials Assorted Lord Baltimore Hard Candies Cake |,cious Candies to keep Two fluffy white layer: the house for the kid. and one rich chocolat- es when they come home layer with a thick, r.cr “om schdc]l. Pure and butter cream icing. Sncit sod —FRIDAY a good 4 HALF ] Q cake! 60 OUND : Cc FRIDAY eins Cc Black Walnut Stollen yen like Black Walnuts—don’t fail to try one ‘these Black Wainnt Stolliens. They are cious. really— FRIDAY C We Ship Candy Safely Anywhere GRAND PIANO_ gsrers eit 3 any nv types ‘f apparel and —s printed lining materia Third and BROADWAY * MORGAN ST. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS. a Extra ue — ey ene: egmests ee ‘ . iheenemeniine adie oa th ou ee e os on . we” on X\ 6 | ,* = ; ; ‘ , - " ¢ - / ; A »* ’ a. F / nt 4 : ’ ; pec line . Cents in Des Moine- “ . r ™ 4 eat: oe , ’ . , . a 4 r « e : - P . , ¥ yr, > ' j . 4 7 j wé . : + Z f rs >? - ¢ r 7 ; 4 : ; i? : : 7 = : . , ‘35 ’ 5 . . » agyv » 5 . ? =. os, Soe i. 2 a an RE I a erro :% +4 f £9 = hae ¢ a ’ Yagi . n 4 F “ wR, Ne, pe “a TV hoe & ’ eS : =" - oer 4 bret % ge aS) Se > ~ —— , P rd . + ar" . - > ee aes . an Z ” oy ett , , -* .>° : th -~ wit . c i we « ’ : M4 ’ i athe ~ : ~t ~ 7 - = ’ . . ; te _ =. my ~ . — : _ —— e » . t a _ ‘ 3 n + 7 °- ° . ~ - "7 > , ~ a > 7 . 7 ~~ nn . : - *» _ 4 = > , , y* ° a » , 7 o » ; , . +~ ‘ ° 4 _ es " > edu mote ‘ | Flannelette Gowns 59c sae “! : a a “ oat f Children “owns made of I A ere ZE Teo 1006 Oli : ieeet arc wide super r ona) - » eye — = ° a V on: to oF G — “ deat F fo! m br di . gro gua Fe Fianneiette in oe —— . - + t Z . assor , .e= an > CO. BTR) . . Between Tenth and Eleventh Sts. adi bee geese nh, Nos or. mee Mg ap Ange trous mer- 5 17 and 18: 2 2 to 14 yre. Sie vai.: 3 Gees 4 Yards =] 2—69c Women’s Dressing Sacques « f ‘ wii. £ a oe Tm 4 ge, Peay AM aye a a ees ° or ly ON ” ~ - OA TOR i Ly tO ~ tin RE ee sere A he . ~~ * a Cd 4 GP A A GP I O 1 OD WW WS PAR EG TE IRON GENRE wy tos. orey ste £ » ems - " r fee wets _ = o ry 3 — The POST DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Sliadihan was drdered for thee Miz Yoo WASHINGTON _39e Flannelettes Union Suits for é for c. aewspaper giving Associated Fress news service vas said 2 eual — ‘ ad er — —— -—e ~—we w “s 4 a - . - le pr rt: r TT) 77 nm v 22 : " " pers | P e" Women's er -% ce - a ie } ERt oF cars “shades: Ll niot Suits w srreée #°* ae Datterne ru shouia lers. rd a. 4 vards for_ knee atyies ae ai ‘Seer. sé —_ 20 Yards Men’s $1.50 and infants’ Sheens Ne sittin $2 Dress | . - ae set soled Shoes, ent we ight 3r Paet-co r percaie lireas bier! pa: centtene in rai Sh r? nr var ous hao ty #T 1s : : or ar . iris : ~ i] eo Kick “izes _ o fe sizes 14 1 17 a x . and 3, ue r ann liar #3 vYaiuve. > ein. ‘ithout collars tac ned. pre. for ) = cain Ri : ; 2 85c $1. Tae Cloth 3-pound rolle of bea iclioth finwaed Window mail = Sresece, canun anne Opaque Cloth Shs ades ; ‘ . oe te “ & and ie white or buff: 6. and ‘| birte hack, navy and feet long: slight seconds: TS eer cy — ) I$ 10 Yards Men’s Flannelette | , ———— 39c Pileidiuiilie! Nightshirts 15¢ Sheetin ur —_All Soiled F " r 7 . eter 45-inch bleached firm hears Men's medium weight Filan a a juality Pillowcase muslin nelette Night shirt oh = ) soft-finish muslin or Shegt- nattern . - tt; p}- pillows and bolsters or patterns ut ful & Ss ne. 10 wards for 3 ‘95 Spanish Lace ) $4 "$1.50 Blankets 134 vse Outing Bp $56 ond $6.50 a as Se ee A aN Pye ; Cut from the first typewviter cate € nvistophe Latham Shel: ‘, 0) logue (1874). This picture was teeentor of the tyfeavriter, @t werk on ene of hie ex- a = sizes 8 to li yvears..... ss a $20.00 — - SILK @ ff 2 RMSTRONG’S _ DRESSES aoe = NOLEL * e+ ~~ a aaett ‘ veces ttitttthit . . ‘ti - ] ; . ° — an 3 ae a r : 5 : a NE On) Le > | ee ale? ME There Was no such word as Typewriter until Remington made the first one Sifty pears ago. — ee ee OO eee et ee ge OE LLL LL Nt cs ee ee $1.59 val 1é2. ~ sjzes » corer ay ,agce- tid ‘pisos Sati Siz fioors in one Sti Crepes s oe lay in the cit} Sells regu ariy and $1.: > per square Charmeuse Al All Colors Sees sf By far the greatest Dress event CONGOLEUM RUGS the season—every Dress a new Fall model—finely finished—all Size 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum highest type styles. We doubt Rugs. |, Nationally advertised by that we shall be able again for the mill for wear. : many months to present Dress el] ponuiarty at values such as these at $9.98. 8.7 DOLLAR-DAY SPECIALS =: ce: cat ae Kids’ Dresses Wash Dresses specially ® 3 New gingharins: soid Ladies reases 95 cre ds - Bare mad , ; regu a? $1 40 to oe oS: . Sd oo ee | See ee RR PLE cams | @Woven of splendid ed Se ‘$1.0 ee =e a five excellent service. 4 nm size 7.6x9. 12-Quart Aluminum , 4 AR G A aL _ Come woven Preserving Kettles | N ba” FP you me. a ne ene Regular Price 82.00 \ = i= Women’ . $5 Low Shoes. ee 1 : : shgess Weeeseesrseneeeaay While the lot of 100 samt . iwith- $ lid); each, , : a SE for oa $1.00 Limit one te a EE WORD "WORD MUSIC Boys’ Shoes, $3.50 and i 8 ROLLS } ey or casey broruet re sizes 9 to 13% and i to « x: Remington still = itq.@aeeall Uae the last word in «Signe i eel We = $ossssssssssssssssssssssssss SSSSSS poTEers— Holl Dept. SLIPPERS — Rig variety of <as Ehoes. rubber estes, 2 ter One free with each $1.00 purchase in oar Player WOMEN'S $1.50 FELT Bors" siee St oiore: padded vg soles and akle LE h: sires ae? te ft. om .- «Ten st to i) os 2) =) Ss ders to iI | | | | | , NN WH | \ A Remington Typewriter Company, 821 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. T*!ePhones: Main 883, Bell. | TRUM CON has been a safe Cc entral 3630, Kinloch. s ares regula fOr 9 5 rod § eee" © —

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EAE SDAY, = _— ~ ~~ + ee oe ~~ ie Py . “yy : ie Sot , ms : 2 Pairs Men's | 28¢ Lisle Soy slen’s fi tS cerized Lisla | Hose le sizes: brown, white, and Beach. Specija} S iPrs tte Gowns 2 foe! S Owns made of / Flannelette | les and , Bie val.;: 2 GQcloth finisned Ladies’ (Cloth, apes, children’s suits and men’s navy and | i ie > Sheeting he unbleached usiin or Sheet domet } short lengths, l-yard lengths ' quality ales: ‘extra ,and ; regular $1.69 - Denim) $ ,f rails le: regular special! —_ $1.49 ADS latest atyles; ING’S na paper back): «mes ~ Shoulders ss Arme™ juals the beantifal, 90 icappearance\y-——- | eee = ee eee ene ee Ui a) SIT co CEETUEIIIITITTIITITI IIIT Dateien ea On-Line dh tocdetnntn de> ~ ogee oe COCCC SCE e EER eteeeeeere a one eee An Unusual Opportunity in This Lot. of 1000 Men’s Silk Shirts —All Soiled From Handling @Well-made, serviceable Shirts, from our own stocks—offered at this saving because they are soiled. Shirts of satin-striped jersey, rts of Shantung. _ All Shirts are in nackband style, and there are all sizes in one kind or another. Main Fleor 1200 Boys’ Blouses —Special Friday, Choice for....... q@ Ideal school’ Blouses of fast-color percales; with attached collars; some in button-down ( style, and yoke and button cuffs. An unusual group, including sizes 6 to 16 years. Second Floor 41 Axminster Rug's —ooooooooooe—————— ¥ a ve excellent service. In numerous patterns and colors. All in size 7.6x9. te ke. Ate ade Se Cad, Sap elas “ eid, . cia ¥ a. : Pet toe hae % se +e y — i a 7 eee Pode " Pees: : ereels po ae $5 Axminster Rugs, $4.25 Closer woven Rugs, size 27x54 inches, that will harmonize with the larger Rugs in your home. Many colors and patterns. Fifth Fleer —— we ee ee or oe + eee Py ee — . : SOUPS SE TSETEFE TES TH ELEC HE CRE SRE SEESESESSSESSEEEEEERTSE ERE SEEKERS E FHKE REC HG SHEE LE SESE SESeEES pe a A Ra thine held Sorel tld- chen dinclonttin Economical Motorists Should Profit by This Sale of A. T. C. Cord Tires At Pronounced Savings q A. T. C. Oversize Cord Tires are noted for their wearing qualities. A. T. C. Tires give good service because they are molded of pure gum and the cord is of the best Sea Island cotton. Buy them tomorrow and save. Adjustment Basis 8000 Miles at Current List Price Size List $38.15 $46.65 $47.70 $48.90 $50.00 $98.10 $61.00 Sixth Floor ii Cord Tires | Cord Tires 20x34 Cy, $17. $10.00 | | 82x3l. SS. $2840 $13.45 | ; i | ' 81x48. 8. $92. $15.00 | 8954 . SS) $36, $17.20 | 04 @ S g97. $17.50 | LLL RPL TCAD LEER TELE ELLE LLL a Joletr yy TL. ’ e J PS >* aa Continuing the Sale of Columbia Records Red, White and Blue Operatic and Concert Series 10-Inch Single 12-In. Double- and Double Faced Records Records, List C Listed at $1.50 $1 & $1.50, at and $2, for € This is a very unusual opportunity and all of the records offeted are in the 1923 catalogue. Included are records by the following: Lucy Gates | Leopold Godowsky | Hulda Lashanska Margaret Romaine | F. Constantino Charles Hackett Duct de Kerekjarto | Oscar Seagle Sacha Jacobsen Maria Barrientos | Loufs Graveure Barbara Maurel Pablo Casals Rosa Ponselle Metropolitan Riccardo Stracciari Toscha Seidel Opera Orchestra Main Floor and Basement Music Shop Special Friday Selling of Genuine B.'V. D. Union Suits $1.50 Value for Sizes 34 to 46 q The very popular B. V. D. athletic Union Suits; of small-checked nainsook, in sleeveless, knee-length drawer effect and with the Age B. V. D. label on every gar- BRR ment. PERE: “se Tt) Pees. Andes LISD See Tlie : it SRteicee eee tags: A group from which many will anticipate future needs. Main Floor Dinner $32 Value—Special Friday.. . " @ 100-piece Sets of American semi-porcelain ware, decorated in a white and gold band de- sign with old handles; Included are bread and butter plates and fast stand sauce boat. Fifth Floor | seeeees Taveceesesesscssecseresestabeaetedsssedensaserenssvecsssnacesssscenevsusssssesssseessssssessts ; Values for... ezeasn SFT AO € Button-to-neck and regular coat styles, box and inverted pleat models with yoke, belt, patch and flap pockets. Each has an extra white, washable collar in vestee ef- fect—some have two pairs of knick- ers and all are fully lined. Wide choice of shades. Sizes 2 to 10 years. second Floor eee eee seeee Seeteeee eer erteeeerteer Very Special Friday— Simmons Beds $22 Value 120 @ These Simmons Becs are made in our own especial de- } sign, in the continuous square post style with six rubbed finish that is ‘very attractive. ~$20 Mattresses man $1160 aetet $14.50 rriday. ‘ Theee substantially built All Layer-Felt eee vered. he py Springs will give splendid serv- | weigh a oe Cc. CA. ticking a gy are exceptionally com- | durabies Seventh Floor fillers. Have a dul) ‘wT yrwywrwrTeweerfereterfeewewmrerrerretrtt* es ee Le ee Ahab bb ADDO MDAAEEDA BASSAS ABDAASAALAASLAAAGAAAAAAAAA titipbphb hh i i i a np nian pha bh Bhs LAAAAAABAAAAAAAAABDAAAAAA AAAS (vTrrVrVVYTyTe? (Ty rryyrewveeyeTTTT TT. 7 7. 7 7wrTwryrVrVeVeeeeaee eee eee _ Si Aveo a Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. Largest Distri bu tors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West De SQIMENE Eeunwy Sy ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ow New Store Men's Initialed Howie: Handkerchiefs DAILY, 25c Grade, Box 9 TO 5:30. s 1 ‘ety} f half-linen evrera styies o ail- SATURDAY, Randkerchiefs, all tnittaled: 6 in x. 9 TO 6. ,, Matin Fleor | | Recent Arrivals Add Interest to This Group of New Autumn Dresses $19.50 to $25 alues at @ The very newest Fall styles are shown in this collection. There are Straightline effects, panel and plaited models of crepe de chine, satin, Canton crepe and charmeuse in black, havy and brown. ‘All sizes. et $22 in the approved shades. Cloth and Plush Coats Fur trimmed, plain and sports Dainty Dresses for girls from Coats of silk plush. Normandy, plain or plaid polair and Bolivia chambrays in solid colors, plaids Girls’ School Dresses Friday 91,29 7 to 14 years. Of ginghams and and checks. Basement Economy Store Women’s Shoes $2.95 Value 9) 4 q In this lot are women’s black and brown Oxords, also straps with flexible soles and Cuban heels with rubber tap. All sizes 3 to 8. Women’s Slippers Black leather Slippers with turn soles and military heels; for house wear: sizes 8 to 7; $1.95 value School Shoes Children’s button and lace Shoes, in brown leath- ers with stitch-down soles; all solid and serviceable. onds $2.43 grade, 91640 Basement Economy Store Women’s Hose | -| Silk Remnants Seconds of 88c to $1 FA Less..... WY q@ Included are short Jengths of desirable silks; crepes, @ Semi-fashioned thread satins, taffetas, etc.; sulit- silk and. silk-mixed Hose, able for many purposes; with lMsle tops and rein- lengths measure from one forced feet; black, white to three yards. and colors. Children’s Hose $2.98 Navy Charmeuse Seamless fine or coarse 40-inch heavy quality ribbed cotten Hose, with dark navy blue Charmeuse, double heels and toes; a splendid fabric for Fall black or brown; seconds of wear; limited $1 98 89c to 44c¢ quantity; yard .. . grades .... 25c Men’s Cotton Hose $1.75 Velveteen Seamless Cotton Hose Twill back Costume Vel- with double heels and toes: veteen, in black and the de- black and colors; se ouds of sirable colors; in 1 to 3% yard lengths; 2lic to 25c | grades 3c yard Basement Economy Store Rasement Economy Store Men’s Shirts $1.85 and >] 30 $2.50 Value. @ Fiber atripes on woven ma- dras grounds, all in negligee style with pre-shrunken ands and various sleeve lengths... Sizes 14 to 17. - Basement Economy Store Men’s Overalls s150 $7] .19 Value. . @ Of heavy blue denim, with bib and suspender. Extra pockets Sizes 36 to 42 waist measure. Basement Economy Store Boys’ Blouses 79c to $1 Values @ Blouses of madras, cotton pongee and percale in plain col- ors, fancy stripes and white lined collar and cuffs. Sizes 7 to 16. years. Basement Economy Store Candy Special mk oe The popular Cream Fil- berts that invariably please. Take advantage of this of- fering tomorrow. Dasement Economy Store _s + » DL ED DS DR SD DD DD DD DD Women’s Purses 1.50 ond Q5C ’ Teather Purses in various S ion includin the soft kind, fitted with mirror and coin purse. Shown in black, brown, nd gray. ©1900 in Iot. ggene fi cenent Economy “tere Linoleums $1.10 to $1.25 6 5 Value, Sq. Yd. ¢ & Remnants of four-yard-wide rk Linoleums in various pretty patterns and colorings. Inlaid Linoleums mS mn amnanta of Inial Anoleum: on tae from 6 to 10 square ards. Many pieces match. 98c equare yard Plaid Blankets | , Plaid Blankets; size souke tach, with over-stitched edge. Seconds of $2.25 . Friday, pair . ohare if et Economy Store A Striking Friday Special— Women’s Apron Dresses Seconds of $1 to $1.50 Grades @. A special purchase of over 100 dozen Apron Dresses. Made of Scout percale in light and medium patterns, also dark colors. Trim- med with contrasting binding or rick-rack; with big tie-back sashes; fancy or plain pockets, Basement Economy Store Chic Fall Hats ose and wae ype : alues at... @ The smal! Hats which are so much in favor this season are to be found in a wide variety in this collection. Developed of the approved shades of velvet, they are certainly pretty. Some are becomingly trimmed with feathers. Hasement Feonomy Store “Hope” Muslin 22¢ Value— a ELS ws So ra & @ Genuine “Hope” Muslin, 36 inches wide and in mill lengths of 2 to 10 yards. Limit of 10 to a buyer. . ; . : Dress Gingham Pillowcases 82-inch Amoskea Ging- ll bleached: © 3645 hams in check and plain pats inches. Finished wt® three- terns. Tubproof colors. n2 {| tnch hem. Seconds of to 6 yard lengths. 2 39c grade, each...«.. nye Sic value, yard . » Towels Cotton Challis Ba owe 36 inches wide, tn Persian Unbleached Terry cloth and staple destena. Full Bath Towels; size 20x40-in. or comforter cover- With hemmed ends. Seconds! Ings, @te. Seconds of 16 2%c grades, 23 S6c grade, yard.......«. Cc Sh ti Genuine Peppere'! tn- light bive, pink. helio | bleached Sheeting. §1 Inch and white. 86 inches wide wide and in to 18 and tn 2 to 8 tha. lengths. For sheets, 4 36¢ value. Fri 0c | ete. @5e value. yard... Cc Basement Economy i ee PO OE A AN TAL NG A 8 RT A Re AD RE me eC | NT HH mye “oo 3 : am >: 4 ied 4 - - y _- iy hs " Res - ¢ pe ya _” >: > ee ~_ 2 TTPIT Te LL SESRRT Tas ORNTTT TAT eae cae eee eee ten bee tee Oo . 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _— SEE OUR O07HER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 15 | ————_————— Poiret Twill a" s | T aad planted on Gauntlet Glove valve $2.98 $10 |, “= $00 | £ e medium welght extremely strap er note Lo SE SRP OSOBY BERR KT wet AR PPS a. ui oe ~ See tet. Pompe, as Rot “SGishIte pre en rt set ular mavy and black. rable for street frocks and Tunics of black lien === embroidered cuffs: sonnet : ¢ co Neteller Bend fa mal ttl sixaed’ ittait of 2 We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full-Books for $2 in Cash | Largest Distributors of Merchandise | : ro vige wee on] ee Tr A | GOSSIP | | ed Third Floor to a customer. | or $2.50 in Merchandise—-Few Restricted Articles Excépted. | at Retail in Missouri and the West — eee m7 TeUETUST ES LEDDS TET AOEE SE EESE TERS SORE TESERS SeTeeT EST FETS POCSESEC OC SSC THT SS eT OS SEES SOS SEESECOTES seesetoces — - e ~- - we. TT TITTLLI TLL) TYTTL : ss - ; | , eee PYTTITIT LIT Seeeesereasreeeeeeeesereeserete : a : f : | | “s . r A Large and ee Special Purchase Brings This F. ar-Out-of-the-Ordingry Selling of the Latest Styles in ie | Lo =m HARD AT CAPT iter BAe? 2S ee ieee eile ine oct st "ve an * ee ee ee Se ay . ~ - mpantite,- hemes: + Be kes g paler gs A een m Pa ela i ae Rae 4 —_ a ¥ : ee ahs » : poleetteali tl Fs " A - ws aN es PARR RY ean omen’s and Misses’ Winter Coats ____., S&*_ quantities limited cn the following ite : : Ha:dine Exnected | 3 ie fe ’ — Return to Washington —Extraordinary Values and Unusually Wide Choice at | Men’s $3.50 Shoes, $ 35 | Brad New Outlet for aren - - AEE aaa oe oat Army blucher Shoes, of strong tan leather, made on the comfortable, ) , | Munson Army last. Second, ‘ S ) 1() net : $2 Gold-Filled Rosaries, 89¢ ‘tn ill H Beautiful gold-filled beads, strung on solém yee ee gold-filled chains; 12 inches long. Main | F | |. 7 H 15¢ Wall Papers, Roll, ' 3 Domestic Oatmeal Papers: 30 tneiont | ' colors suitable for almost every room in the h a group well worth inspecting. rea SENT er pes ee oxigen TN atin Milian li RS PRR SIS DG eg in PLS. « n oo sated te - ——e > ‘oe ; - att) ps \ 9 = : ys @ Sev ov hundred Coats are in this remarkable selling—garments | that you would not : Lace Remnants. 5c to $ iE | 4 . Ct. AS | . : re as hi ly in ' other soft woolen weaves equally as | —smartly applied on collars and cuffs - 50 F od P; ne * sBabghe 2 arcundalaal mi luxurious—in black, navy, brown, | and, in some instances, used as band- 7s $2.54 a a . re 19 en “a tle Sita eel ee taupe and kit fox shade. | ings. fruit and religious subjects; all tastefully ta a : sman of Mrs. Hafding’s. tenipe Fourth Fleer walnut finished wood. Cy cor ment J Her nattre demanus mental a¢@ ; | eaveaDucetetseceusccctensccssteusseseusessseuacessesesvededesseauacessnessecsceasseueweeseeseseseesseneeasreeuseseee: oon SESTEe - To ; BEE : ‘“Webtex’”’ Collars, Each, ae At. enc ther basiead ane White cloth Collars, in correct igiing to put the Marion Star in ° : rious desirable heights; sizes 14 to Te aper firmament she wag} Children’s Knitted & A maki Rewspaper firman . preferred by particular men because of @ Mactive and capable helper in hig Friday—An Exceptional Group of Union Suits Through Special Arrangements. With the Makers We Can Offer \ | style and durable quality. Main a ‘Mice: when he entered politics | pe > stood at his etbow, urging him ° ° f° fj’ te éé¢ ° © 99 e — Swhen he reached the goal of” a D k , T ¢: t 2.25 Bicycle Tires, Ea 7 i ritton—for ‘tt her ambit New Millinery 5 to 1 jerkiss”.Twin Compacts | $2.25 Bicycle Tires, Each, SHAS BB ries o rtnt Values . _ | a 4 that invariably gives — satisfaction; 24. nd his close st sone r., “nk aya TY mise lee ia ee LL $1 Value—Special Friday for. — pants na aa ts he ~~ ae : ise sadies slaved suena | @ Fall weight cotton Suits in white _"" : and ecru; knee and ankle lengths: ential part in the affairs of Featweod $ O45 age _vere: Enzo and ankle Jengtne f @ Attractive double Compacts in gilded case, 79c Sunglow, Yard, ee : acne: she was inten ot Made to give comfort and service. , with excellent powder and rouge Compacts, 2 e A soft, mercerized fabric, with narrow Mee continuously in touch with allt x 6 1 ; . e e : A , tote wea] — ive o irresistible interest because of this SR Toto -ToPor W omen’s Silk d 1] 35c Ginghams, Yard, 25 Witt her rem ee extraordinary price. White Cold a) nk xe OS¢ , 200 pieces of genuine Bates Gingham, in f fics. it ix canceivable that color checks, plaids. stripes or plain shades; Marding will make herself a pa Many approved fabrics are featured, W : W ar 5 Third a te tate a 4 ae Ta: or in the life o © capital in black and the new Fall ceee~oane a rist atches Irregulars of $1.50 and $2 Grades—Friday, Choice 00 — ) = ilies Natuniok rommaae’ San $25 Value > @Silk and Silk-Mixed Hose with lisle tops and soles—the majority are in | ° $1 25 Ivory White Pieces, 8° gas been busily engaged itn. get 95 ’ Puff Boxes or Hair Recetvers, In a peat Out statements that the eating ® Friday .. 1] Tr black and brown, though a few colors are included. When vou inspect French design:-will match popular types’of sam Miiwed food tad muthind tad these Hose you will appreciate what an opportunity this is to save on white sets. | thie last {!iness of.Presidenc Hare Fars At # = ee A aps ee future as well as present needs. Sizes broken. - : ¢iegrams to that effect from ne “ pettangular aayie | "of the physitians who attended | t i ! 7 Undergarments with ‘jewel crowns, fancy Pillowdases, Each, 30c | President—Drs. Sawyer, Wilbur —— / ) a cerns 42x36-inch Cases of fine-thread, soft finish mal ECooper—have been published. ~ and adjustable ribbon | band. ne : wee ac wiih reer lin; full bleached and a quality that gives | = |. The canners” quarrel, theugh, ey, | ing service ris 5 fourse, they are too politic to $1 | | e ig — ds with Dr. Work, Seevetary of | ew ( : Li 1 : “I Odd Lots From Our Own Choice Assortments of 4 uze Bandages, Roll, 7c; pases shal spedcht ne aaa es \V\ . : \ ) } ae Aseptic and sterilized Bandages, of excellent qi President took to his bed om € Bloomers of cotton crepe and muslin Draw - | i Friday—Assorted omen S mart Kootwe 7 ! “itn antin "7 =a gen caused. — vothing out! § ; ‘ ‘ .* : , widths; limit 3 dozen. Mata 8 peen caused by . something out ers trimmed with embroidery, and slipover mus- / Chocolates : ? - .=. | bs Mean.” This casual diagnosis = lin Gowns in embroidered and lace-trimmed CEE Meter upset by the offiginl , . styles, with round or square necks. Flesh and - | 's the phyaiatine hal’ Ga white in the assortment. Third Fleor Regularly 60c > O45 ; 8 | Children’ 8 Shoes, Pair, $1.65 ee en oa oe : . m - ound » iy : ' SPresident Coolidge fs going Styles | welt soles; sizes § to 11. In the Infants’ Sho s’ F ne ae oupen p—Tot Sot Sea esa | q Pumps, straps. Colonials and Oxfords from our own stocks; | Women’s 35c. Vests, 25¢ a peith the departmental *.reorg . | : we me on which the late B ered with dark sweet choco- * ive CS ae ' ; ~~ Tennessee a ¢ Lovers of Gene Stratton Porter's 1 .65 Oxf 1 ~~ 3 Presiden: who overhauled © | qy $3, $4 and $5 Brassieres Fe ge, in eg ony Shine for Me iP Spy works should not over- Women’s Gymnasium Oxfords in black Z Bpending xspparatus of the @ * ; is ; 4 a to his fri ; | "ei sic Salon—Sixth Floor Book Shop—Sixth Fleer Efer F. Hrown, of Toledo, veee ee eee eee eee eee ’ rrr rrr vr «© LOL Fler” ~ 9 poe as ' peeoeeesees oes beens: as pC SOE TO COSTES Oe ee OS ON SS eel Bu \ : ) ' . Fi ws Tiairman: ot dey nro men ‘ . is: 7 > a S©Ommission on reorganizations S ial $ 65 \ . ° . is A i. =o fect 0 P Friday. 6's yaa 4%, “iy Many Will Want This Frock Fabric— A Special Group in the Housewares Section— H Mar quisette al =. lg Be va nowt A J | a .* to bring them under t $3.75 Satin Canton _ Japanned Coal Hods Outfits cohsisting of raincoat, ? : C rt : a 4 Mition of the departments t# u alAsS : a 7 they are logically related. The tam rain hat and school bag to \ £ —Offered Friday at, Yard for _. 40c Value—Friday for............. | match; all made of mercerized \f. @ Soft, sat: A | ¥ ‘ O8 € 16-inch Coal Hods, of heavy galvanized iron, and pone Shes Te ssebe 4 , Wehid be taken out trom, Wis Speciall $ 65 me omy of the Treasury, whi : ° : 2 Sihinisters it.» All the ext Priced, Pair. ** weet Pet. E *“hctions of im Treasury, 8 oa pwould ve removed, leaving @ Curtains serviceable because of the o Ho was intended to be—solel did quality Marquisette from which ie pieeal agency of the Got wih tle He, ‘th Serpjoe. for ' : : Satin-face reversible Canton Crepe fitted with st b pop in in navy or. tan, and 40 inches wide and shown in black and colors. eat Sanat 2 to . aye ar mail phone orders will be accepted. sO met hi ing eve ry schoolgirl! Of a quality that Wt! give splendid s4rvice. should have. Sizes 6 to 14 $4.50 Carpet Sweeper: $3.24 : . : soccer ess sae $1.25 Coal Shovels i _— “ sy and $4. 50 Crepes $2.98 Black Charmeuse $2.00 Cider Kegs, five galion ......$1.45 | $1.98 large oval enameled Roasters, e140 # are made, and attractive because of thell Warious social service activithe one - an silk- -and-woo! Splendid grade of satin-fin- $2.00 Preserving Kettles, 24-qt. size. s1 oe | 40c Galvanized Water Pails, 12-qt. 2 trimmings of Cluny lace and the fact hat y tered emong th de pe ; soneereooampecres ee Sy ~ een re , satin-faced novelty ished Charm — Girls School Dresses A \ weaves: black and colors. | black and ine ei Bares $2.25 Gas Heaters, round style... $1.7 OOD + cis w nba 6 ds di eee 25c . frequent tu to. & = nail = neat: cation ame Sine nia \ Speciai at, | Special at, $2.50 Crystallized Stove Boards, sen38 — ted Moulded » not harm them. In white, ivory and | . pPettment. called the Depar® Of serviceable ginghams in scores of yard , $2. 98 yard .. $2. 29 Corrags ee ural color. e : BP ublic Ww olture. headed by | Styles including «t hf : : . . ng: Tee pemngervartcont $1.98 Silk Foulards $3 Canton Crepe | ae % Faeinct ormcah.”_ Another ta . pst -Inch wide. ~All-Siik | Curtains 4 mn of ian cails for am lng mt nts gota Sizes 7 $I 00 Foulards in attractive printed PI mts Ploy and several Posner Crystal White So So ap and Soap Chips : $3.50 fled ! iin os = a! “ hg aad ae o 14. riday.. patterns pecia! | owl %* ! nation offer of 10 cake th with fail ined provided with § : , | pec cay pape c $ 49 wide. Special at, Crystal White Chips: Nmit of ee pin splendid Laundry Soap, ene one bex of ruffies £ pment s into a Defense Depart fe *d by Brown have met . ; * | hin ++ ly 7 yr bens - 3 . om A ) a Se a — Z : $ - oR y. 4 a - ae i” pre pete D Soh — _— J Ber ha 28 3 7 » ig Te

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at .. iheg tes Py a Cudedaed 4 ae 4 oe lai RE aa Me : aS Spree Hon" ee, ~, RTs ey kee | ST TINT eee a aes ae LETRA ere. tee Ty Cores ) ' ; at Se ‘ P Pears or - : “2 : Just a Minute ea Bath rch a ea qc) ty eo. o | =) x x) 4 CO ' y C92 | ae gm 5 | = Cc) ~ Po ANA TT I aN Fe Society—-Drame Mnctio r hs of the Tres n fac was, are apt to be t us = Me YF 6 ‘ re isury, i f ct, ee has dus? up somu i= ° Ben" let- ferred to in the corres pomdence were { ed “1 the Laver ] ofeonee i‘e nei? ‘ (*hi- - oat has receiv ‘ rhe expedition landed in high a4 » 4 4 ‘ ; y Nee : § -- sinaniahattiinodnsnanallitcanssienae sss. ay o> 3 Lid} ... 2 cee $ ] 00 — a ata a aa a rena inane nt no Se me en : f . “ pPART igs i ag ae i I "mp IS ro ~ ant et ia BS oat Bade REM tO imported Cha = nek AS , ee ee ( IS, T HURSD. VY EY ENING, SEP’ hase cai SER Sa RR a — Se eS = strap wrists — ee SE ee Se ae Gee i es SE | rEMI BE R 13, 19235. : : ~ PAGES 1720 uffs; Pongee and —— 1 ES nae a ee — ——e _ - — ——— -- ee Fi rst Pp | : ’ a 7 5 — ‘Fit -hotograph of President Coolidge W ith Hi is Cabinet _ ALLEGE 7 : : : E es E 6 ‘ ‘ P 4 4 ” 4 i f - : a (i oe ee r 18 oe a. r. te - i , y * oe -_ te 3 aed ae ie Mee a Tees i : o. ; ie M ( N FY * jeden . : . 5 a) : + -t * i. _ ; : i z_—-. |. a: & 2.8 aan LE Rn Re BASEL * de SR roe aS ec ag aM A at % aw eg : , : ms ' “ We UE Oa Se Ol RA es oe Sent Cite Bi Re Oe — this is one of « series of intimate stories concerning » President Tih: 3 rong. tithe «ve: BPs ao ee es © oe — ae. aa a ee ey gk "8 ab gg Coolidae, « in NY , in accepted and : E — A : | é , _£ ps 3 a ae pest ae rao ery pov oy Egan cae in Northampton, Mass., where Coolidge hi { following items: rs Hardine xpected to ca | eae care” i, eae vo gate. ee we wage ni | | | P | bend, wot Charge That Civil alata EXT to his friendship with Cal Coolidge. now President of thy 0 Tit es $2 95 | » tes oss eam i . Whi | United States, and his ability to make as tine shoes as anyone tt \" i role rh Find New Outlet for Hei Union, of - Roger the world the pride of old James Lucey eq in his daughter, Mar- i} t , n : > BB fortable mB ees. Baldwin Is Secretary faret. She is a graduate of mith, and it was Cal Coolidge who made teal | ’ 2 Cc ; 2 batt al i Energies. ) ? that possible for her. How he did is one of the first stories Lucey tells .& al Seco Floor ; Fa io } 3 4 : jeainanes | Semoun ‘Funds to Com- when you stretch your legs in his dusty shoe shop in Gothie street, 5) i ie 7 e “Now, my daughter, Margaret, she’s a smart girl,’ ‘the old man says, tt | © i i Sasmart gir > | , . blinking proudly over his glasses. “I remember well how she took her ; strun TION | . high gt Sp : f i "Slain ee | HunRCANIZ§ PLAN _cXamjpations for Smith, She had only, to, pass one on algebra-—it J F { a oor "| ) ( , ao . , 2 rhe - Be Al | KINDS OF PEOPI E 1 ae i ot a . . “. tp hs ne she oo ai the . ae She | d l/ ides at ; , 0 1 OD oO lake and she came bpaek WwW “sears in her eyes u Roll, 7 ee Trying ee Regrq SAID TO CONTRIBUTE ‘Ta, she says, ‘the qiestidns in that exaygination didn't come out of a tH ~~ Wiee: tm , - ‘ bouvk. Somebody ; : } Pe freon in the homes, “Government Departments a a : nebodi oom gs: ™ ” a ye mpeg ply ey ia | ; Fifth ¥ ¢ at. . “per to teachers and other such people and they all sai¢ was not a ie | Bec! 3 On More Efficient. Basis, 4 Teachers and Society Lead. fair one at all. / i rt | to $2. 95 | ; bs Harding Planned. | ets Said to Be Among “ae es o~ mee ec ere from the college, she came hi | g | ; “cowh to lhe sho ere a : . i es, bands, insertio { a } | Gi Millions p e and said she'd let Margaret,take another exam ee ing real hasidhande | ~ | Those o ive ination because she had done better than any of the other girls in ‘town i | °- 4 ‘ yest ye 7 cs i hapa = i | eeire = Bette helper in his of- | photograph was.made on the White House lawn Tuesday migraine. re a Anata ie mien, , oe ms ye apn adlbng: pn ‘hool stand in tl f ar : - ee hone ro faite eA alee.) See | . | ee; when he entered politics she ssetcieeenetpiceiamiiaiaal e. se EY UGH ie ‘Nine , wziborérs, society Yeaders, se stand in the way of my’ girl's higher ¢ddication and that he'd written to , in 7 = ——~ stood at his elbow, urging him on; Pie Bah age ic ee teachers and well-meaning oe | _that fine man, President Seeley, about hol 1 ; ; : ‘!Government job—it ‘is almost im- sert ftself if me dire \ tious '. Renres nace eeley, about a scholarship, Ant sure enougit, a | When he reached the goal ofher n, some dtrection. Ir.) prop. lations, tiouse oft - Represen- thropists, ignorant of the nrenace ; 7 fi Each, $1.65 ® @ambition—for it was her amntiGén mortal. It is nearly as difficult to| Harding’s ‘attitude toward moot. Nativen:" ae PINCHOT COMPROMISE ASSAILED | (they are promoting, add millions of ‘in a few days it ‘came along, right as Cal had said. So Margaret went to , | weight and a make | primarily—she continuéd, as always get the hoMer of a Government job questions’ was essentially one of | Die. 19, 1921. BY RETAIL COAL MERCHANTS “ollsrs annually to the funds of the, college and was graduated and everything. And when Cal was elected a . satisfaction: 24 and i? MBhis closest adviser., It is doubtful to do his werk in a aew way. compromisé, yet even he had t% Dear Ben: Y" | | underground workers for revolu-— Mayor-—-the Mayors have a private box of their own at all the operas: a | Sixth Floor | Mittebany of the preceding line of | >". COOlldse may be able to acy make decisiong which didn't pleasey We have a rural route matter at tion in America, it is charged. Other q@jq you know that? Well, it’s true-——he invited her to sit in his bor at a | — : PFirst Ladies” played such an i _{complish somethigg in the direction ‘all the electorate. Mr. Coolidge will Meadows of Dan in Patrick Coun- | Ass®eciation Pledges Co-pperation io millions are described as .stream- ' : SB — nfla a the opera. She did.. And she igh ard 65c ential part in the affairs of the of reorganization, but ,.to get Con- ‘inevitably be faced.with the same: ty that I want you to try and , Prevent Profiteering in Sale ‘ing in from Moscow, Berlin ‘and / - Es .. And she was mighty proud, too. So was her shoe. ih . th i gs : Presidency. She was intimately and gress to accept the present Brown unpleasant necessity. More can be! work out in a way t@at we can of Anthracite. | Stockholm to make a total impos- | maker pa. iy | 1 heli wire i af eoMtinuously in touch with all that a ae eee | would ‘take nothing | told about his political prospects; get something out of it. @® by the Associated Pregs. sible of estimate. . ——————— og ee { ; ¢ ge ag ‘= Mowas gbing on. short of a miracle. \ Bem yA is seen how he stands up! The eligibles are ‘ Alvin MM. WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. —- The dieit thettelt Baek pt veers) : : ® he death of the Presideht de- | Seve: cede acres - Barnard, William B. Clark and | Natio We “The United Mine Workers gear E ren oW S l S a | vas. ho - . ' . National Retail Coal Merchants’ As- Rt ° ‘ ‘ ‘ . / ; . « . s “ - v . f : — : P : ; re | her husband’s career as Président is the Chieago Coliseum with his/the recent visitors to the White! one ean. ,conditions in the industry and to | viduals in ; various banks after it ever to eturn \ an ne } iH | ard, 25c or. 74s she would lave it. speech nominating Harding in 1920. House went there for the ostensible | It would ‘be immaterial~ which ‘y prevent profiteering in the sale of | eo pret go vent ‘rs’ union is ? I : Gingham, in ‘fast 7 og : 1 r ie mar eee. flair for pol- | be was Willis — Deir ss purpose of discussing prohibition mae | | one we appoint. My suggestion oe: In a statement filed . aa ee ne sou! iired Govt oe tial Y . | sh . | y a plain shades; 32 | Ss canceivable that Mrs, {Spencer, concocted the remarkable | other domestic matters, but really would: be te work it through Arch | With the Coal Commission, however, |) : é , . : “La Third Floor | eeerding Will make herself a potent resolution by which the Sendte both because he hoped to get some en-' “Staples so as to*not get in any {Stephens said the Association desireg Munist —_ in — countr} - gots Failure to Take Along Hide | Following is the third inetel-- | | al Pes. pactor In the life of the capital. ‘acquitted and condemned Newberry, /jightenment on the World Court) j;opple that might hurt. If you | yecerd its opposition to the “Pin- mee 4 toward = : rs o ; . $ _, ment of the exclusive personal ; Te 52 89 P oe, rs’ Association Busy. Willis is a leading shouter for th®! subject. Without directly bringing) can agree to get one of the three chot compromise” by which the re- Rn : Lang Bmx BF sigs pe krgg er: Boat for Hunting Walrus, | story of Harald Noice, who re- | | i" ; . 4 ra) ~ 2 g : fi « ‘ 3 } - eee piélegrams to that effect from taree | tive Duet: forthe 1934 eC (The visitor had’ an inieresting hour | pach Bese oe "that will go. I in: ities in wages have been disregarded ford ee Sa cies sete oe ee Caused Food Supply to || rooned there since the. fall of He ch, 30c ; ere vans il be attended | the cratic presidential nomination. As Aut. failed completely in his mis- | close you A little note that wil} jou | an sn fe cance aaa ment of Communi sm after the Mos- Fail , 121, - ' ; Ree pAlw ¢ s | re eu. © j i ° ~ d, soft finish mus- A to hebnea 4: Mr, Cooldige gains in favor, Mr. Mc- he i uate pain Choe, gyn |, PACE .7P¥. SE in this )connection. Sane a re. .been olan aug ' | cow pattern. § | Previous instalments of his Wy that ves pleas- , ; . . A ‘ navn : gongs 3 See tw n do and let me j* 7... ; ; tts Since 16 mine workers’ re ee eBay : E ~ : woadd Floss ) p The canners” quarrel, though, of | soa thae the oral patie sont chp, Mr. Covdlidge be guided by the Hard- | ~~ : Fut saith in the St. Louis speech, or the Hard- | I. B. HOWARD. ~" seg be pAagpo u — “00 pe grea gram. solicitation of funds is said Relief Expedition. | gine trouble and fog, his firsts ie erior, w ¢ : j iey te es : from the Pere) te eS ish a rate of return for capital anc j z P oteeee A :o ie’ 3 , ’ ‘ Pe i Dozen, 79¢ Platform St cas des ‘Atte pe guess as to the next Democratic toe oer las ee n Sax On the same «day, Howard, in an- | tee rey employed, sufficient to requi- to have been most active among the! NOME, Alaska, Sept. 6.-—My feel- |) sight and Tmpressions of Wran- 1h OW > - After th ; vg > 3 — om . > naually fe aske es + BE r. Te tat ee Ree eS sett : Ha , of excellent qual- | President took to Nis bed on hi nominee is as good as the next at | sequent speeches? other note, supple! nented the general sition capital and competent brains miners. Money usually is asked for ings may probably be better imag-. | gel] Jsland, the finding of an adam. Me ed; 2% and 3 inch Bpetial train, that his ill: ¥i.., ha this stage. of the pre-convention | Babler Sizing Up Situation. instruction to ‘get all_you tan’ cant |S assure facilities and effective use _ ee — “yeti 7 poo ined than described as the Donald/|| gong@’comp and @ proclamation’ i, t . . ro ¥ - _* : ° c siz ng » } eae es a fic suggestion that at ast . e aonors eID e¢ oO t eve ” lw ; ; } ' 4 / : o 4 Main Floor meen Caused by “somethin skirmishing. «Henry Ford may be, ithe speci of same adeguate to the public need, | ' gon groped slowly threugh the foe |! ¢ . g out ofa : . | The! canny. Mr. Babler of St. Louis, 200 ht be fortheoming. it was to be used in the upbuilding , 90" 8°! Sires pe . | signed by the members of the) . a" This castia? diagnosis was | *"°'™®" Or Rajston of Indiana. BE: ep retin wee . $ - OURAE “tO pas, otherwise the State will have to un- ; . sf ‘on inte Doultful Harbor and we saw | sie ; sand mater upset by the of 4 “ |. Phare ind Widespread belier | PeBUblican National Committee ‘man! For four miles and less than SIX) gertake to supply such service where and strong }nening ” of a ieee Soe i aaa ieee OF sf Meet party by virtue of which’ they | . y € ficial finding >} he’ M 4) ‘leaners of NEY a rural carrier is , organization and for other Bgitimate |the shadowy form a human be- | bir r, $1 eh: § ! M the physicians that crab meat |#mong peliticians that the choice) aun” eet depos, pared hachd aebereanongtine miles the pay one seer carrier IS jhe inducement is not attractive to > utmosden.t! a ue wove dow® the beach tothe wae4 claimed Wrangell Island fear ae ft re or buttoned mepent on board the Henderson ve { will fall on the formef Indiana Cov- | It 20 failed to dislodge, 1s het e to | $480 a year, for ts miles and less | private capital or brains. To eln- Difficult o. ‘Twace to omnes tar's edwe. Were we. in time after ; (le orge of Enoland, and the emer- iy or calf: turn or pAlaska was responsible. | ernor’ and present Senator, unless he “48 UP the new President, with /than 20 it is $960 4 year. pbark upon. such ® policy is nothin® | .o6.. such collection ane ‘¢ the all?f Certainly someone still Hved | gence of a human figure fromthe 7 : PS? ad \ oF atavasicn a ‘ sole oe a » Be > : ee: a. 2 gyn 3 _ xed » § . . ai . 4 : ic) « ° 4 d ’ . Bea J 4 a I : ) : Y Second Floor ‘shouldygommit some grevious poli- | | cana aoe ne bens sagas nee oe : a goa pin mate» a oa 7 —_ yore keeway Shatin col | Miners’ Relief Conference,” says the Ween the island and soon we should || fog on the beach. 4 aa os aa i The White sfouse Rinouncea that | tical error in the Senate. The nomi-. pen ability as & patronage produ co wrote to I —? iI about: a baat eli _ pletely repugnant to the principles lauthor. “a Commualistic © ehterprise know whether all had survived or ' MY if Ap | President Coolidge is going ahead | ™ ition of Ralston Would not’ he for me a "cgi as _ - ergnee sd — ops . pte oa CO TE whee one liberty and encouragement of in- lthat has heen operating in the Pitts- not. : . the eae eh = i HT a : an | in other and briefer words, wan*tste which “we will have to have oat least) dividual initiative upon which our, : : we catia i elated . . : . sts mith ‘the departmental reorganiza- | Stranger that’ was the nomination of : | burg, Pa., region since last August is we drgw nearer | could make ’ . ‘ | + ogg nate ee ag | know just how he stands with Mr.:3150 in order to éome out whole.” “fre edoin and prosperity rests.” eg nl halt amt ars pe balpectsiag 08 istinetly ‘or ad considerable number of polar 7 | - i ; Hon scheme on which the late Pres- M&rding in 1920. He would be ad- , , ' This conference has been’one of the OY! distinctly the form: of a weman) , : 7? nd quality; bodice Sy aiMent had set his heart ; If M - Cool- | Vertised to the country, if nomi- (Coolidge, He “himself, of- corfrse, | [i took half that amount, he sald, to and ortant channela through @! assumed that it was Ada Black- ears, But, for some unexplaines , ; extra sizes. Aa % s heart, I ool- are of y Pte a . oe would deprecate the putting of any “put the matter over: Some “strong NEW DESCENTS ON WHITE HOUSE | INOS impo ‘ . Channel tnrougn tack. the ademamet of tite deme ‘reason. they had neglected to iii- ) i! ra Third Floor se fan -bring: about a REER PUPS 1 nated, ag a lfberal conservative, Ora) uch construction on his visit; he! wire pulling” was necessary. Howayd | ‘which money has filtered Into the} s ... cle te e ‘clude: an’ umiak: ‘or ®alrus iam t - te ok ef administrative functions on ‘a | conservative liberal. ; je DS sbectal tes pit casts MS Fg at ce apt | Communist organization for destrue- |tion, We steered as close Inshore | > oot, m their outfit and consequenie : ‘2 4 > we ] : ‘ame to “pay' his respects’ and to|was advised to get in touch with whe | : Mae f as we could and dropped anchor. I) 70" . | if é \ i 5 . yA 39 mil b ee, oni. he | talk over r’“the general political situ-|father of the prospective appointee | Spencer ‘and Millspaugh Have En- ‘tive work within the miners’ union.’ jumped into the skiff and was pad ly were unable to get any waltus. . ap ‘ms $ wil be entitled to a large measure, Coolid Political ng 9, POR Pee : | : sagements to See Coolidge. Numerous examples of the oma oper WC eek a arse RS , ne. ivy , , ce : ; « ary 1ieasure ' 0oUu ze s oHuca Stre mgt i. ation.’ TIe am lose ¢« th heets!in th i oc ‘ ] ett, P » ft ~ , | i.e ‘ “ce, A ae) he 1¢ latte r could be seen sUunn us ; of gratit rf rr. . . ° a 2 ¢ € ciose +m le 1ece@i’s 1m lis’ case an arTrra nee or sone 8p , ’ t th Post Dispatch. ; : P ai. ad ashore ’ Ss We nenred the ach | ; 4. a? for maids and E effort a hah hoch nm & simflar It is an odd circumstance on its ! of Gov. Hyde, who also called at’mgney.” The letter contained a aot apna eiebceser Sept.. 13.—-The | byw Fei canst ake Ce Ada sfarted walking out into the | eed om the ice cakes, bY | : - blue chambray Pheaa resident, butted his | face, ,ti t Mr. Coolidge is politically | the White House to talk over the/tion against writing any letters about | Me bli ' , vs ’ shallow water.to mee us: I sprang | CUt Of range and the heavy dor 7 ‘ belts, etc. , in vain against the stone wall! st-onge at this moment then was | general political situation. ‘the matter. Coolidge 2} ie heads « J ; : s Sane, Sr i i fee ee | os. : Third Fioor the others being Ship Subsi-| rophets have chirked: up, -wonder- | ' i aaa : , ; ard to the ecti f e ering to get President £ heeded appeals bréadcast over the) opoked a sob and said, “There {s) some seale and, with the polar bear ’ : 3 ly (der eased) and World Court. Mr. P i Ther F ; tate 43 Republicans, told of paying a visit. a : f - a ection “ yee be appoint former Cire uit Judge Vitel bcountry, records of the contributions nobody’here but me: I am,all alone. | meat which they already had. they Me Mardine cherishe ‘d the laudablegim- bas 7 f’ ome sd “pt id pierre - =e sremerst ae oe a the, on agra y es — at Ants /W. Garesche to the Federal bench at are found only on scraps of paper Or| Knight, he died on June 22." ‘fem secure for the winter, for they . $1.40 PPltion’ to be remembered as the Bipot ae ie i tes ~e &) - reegoines pisses. Babler said thet ee at “ mem _ vs pie rite St. Louis. ‘Millsp: ugh also was - lin the original letters ot the donors.” | Rescued Woman Breaks Down. ‘had brought sufficient food with | _ kid ; 7 President who overhauled the dame oa 0 a Y ar “= 1at- | Mr. Coolidge talked with great free- eae into panda a pected to put in a wor li for Gares The Communists are alleged even Then. Ada; a queer frightened them to do a year at a pinch. : | . o8 eve emocrats may do | a vi , “ re be r everyone. » must ; - - /' BOF . Bs Baa . lage sad “te —s apparatus of the Govern- | © lt aye er "8 acs ap sin ‘dia’ om ona vy arlety of ubjects . He * eae yee peel ith ora Jacob Babler. Republfean N: een: “l ito have soRcited and received 25 note in her voice. said, [ want to. tut while they waited for suffi- g a ; nt to bring it into line with mod- s d ; it - , Babes delighte = yo, Sind han ee ee Rar) he en na = Conimitteeman from Missouri, and}cent assessments per. ménber from | ge back to my mother. Will you| client snow to enable them te trans a : ‘Second Floor ; B® Needs. “Hie entrusted the work-; en ee ee ey ee ee | municative—quige 8 comintynicy-| BOOP lena” wits pra wice Sh ma i. Mont ‘Riley, ‘Kansas City politt-; United Mine Worke rs’ loctls in the take me back (o N -me?™" And when | port their polar bear meat to camp if BE out of details to his friend, Wal- ‘cession den cuales tad ap re pe itive, in fact, ds the late Preside:f. past! ician, paid a foint visit to Prohibi«| so-called “hot-beds of radicalism.’ |T assured her that 11st certainly we | the greater part of it was eaten & “st F. Brown, of Toledo, former -mah to the presidency is odd only at’ Babler declined tu say what the eon oe pberacga Tee «el ; thon’ é Meson’ ‘efoner Haynes. |Netthes|/It is asserted that most of adhe baill would. a bright liciit came into her) foxes gnd beard. : ¢ Bull Mooser, w hom he 4 ppointed , first glance. on. ex: imination it is versation was about. Since rely yours, i b. SLE MP. would si y Ww h; it he e xpec te “ll to ac- money ane lawyers’ f 6g for Wie 4 en and the Sirange, dazzled cx- ' Thus by Nov ia atte» ofl " two $ # SPER ofa joint congrestonat; ee. 4e be % perfectly natural fact Though expressing imself as __ [iY @ statement after: the; onein: al dmlisl. Babler said he had some|seized in the Bridgman rabid wae sab-|pression i her face. She Juet) months oh the t#land, they md on. | ' Mmmission on reorganization. Mr. Codélidwe-is the beneficiary of - highly pleased with Mr. Coolidge, publication of “Dear Ren” letters in! | nie to tell the } rohibition Com- | se ‘ribed through “haber Defense }stood and lo sed at me. Then she tirely ont of meat and were forced € Brown plan, as it is called, piv e-him-a-chance attitude of the'the National Committeeman ¢ ve the Congressional Record, Slemp said} heme r that Haynes ought to; c ouncils” and the Miners’ Relief Cen- | totter d fo: sant end as I caught /,, share the’ provisions ertiiate 1 ya: eS Brolves the shifting about ot bu- American people toward any new the impression that he would hnvn that the he ollec tion of money was to, Tred na Reily af nid he Wa nte 1 {e fer ence bv . uch mie thos her in my +4ragr elie copmmenced to | ‘had br ouwht froin outeide with pe 4 . 4 es to bring them under the jurig-” President. He has not been In to go back to Missourt and ial: make good a quota assessed by the) 96 hil ws ‘ome Missougi matters Collected From Starving. seh tke a iletie girl. | dogs. ee | S Dat the departments te @mich ' office ong %nough to create antag- ‘things over with “the boys" before Republican National, Committee. , diseu ‘ * The author ef the expose says that | i lifted hew inio the ekiff, brought | The.\winter darknead ‘wes of | %& ic » has: Answering is stateme i : ents ‘ ex abosr t i m an ranver is Was COM oF all | " ite logically related. “Phe Pub. onism. In tht pablic mind, hs has p ommiiting, himself definitely to (he Answ ones roy state mre nt tod iv, the 04 LD LIMIT LOAN while ¢ + emerene agents W ¥! ap wi ; ; rd he J m ee n und took on and farther hunting wal dirttentt . — | Health Service, for yore ves jinhertied the assets, but not the lia- | CooNdge candidacy. Democratic National Committee said péaling throughout the nation for; her Gown inte my cabin, ae I l rey 3 +o + | EW duia be taken oul from under the bilities of the Harding administra-- Mase, MAtrohagre Letter that the correspondence © indicated “money for the relie® of ‘staryjng | F#¥e her « @gpef hot coffee. a hey macy = they woukd he bee os , .65 Ving of the Tr asury, which now i tion. Republicans who didn't like ; ; BARE Letters, that the’ collection of the ¢ eammittee . Propeses Terms fer “Letting Argen- ‘miners,’ ” ther alan were holding) TeY iver lige a bit, and after ashe had | to - as eae until apring wit ° . 4 | Mminist urs it. ‘the type of man that Mr. Harding Speaking of patronage — fund] was cam pleted in Februarye' tina Have $200,000, 000. ‘inass meetings “to collect froni théhe leaten some bron k fast she told me | muec are }. Mut when e#pring . 2 | ge keane axtrancaus | shoe : tiracted by the/, !Be Pemocratic National Conimit- (1921, whereas the ‘transactions rer py the Associated Press. ‘ \ tavving miners’ money to remit to} DOP Sfaey Aprobably the eaddest came they found ‘moet of thetr food ig | at cre ¥ ' ete. . PUENOS, ATRES, Sept. 13.—The} *® nig | svory J Jind -@¥er heard. had gone. About al! that wap lef ; 2 ‘of the supplies. brought with them & te A Ne Rt eames SOCTD wT ONE eeeeeeee st eeeteeeeee Would by ® removed, leaving it’ what! type of man that they believe Mr. . of the splen- ty ters, relating to the sale of Virginia ir : AE are G9 Minister of Finmaneec * which they “ intended to be—solely the ‘Coolidge to be. bo Goay? ns as wat! ci eieiterehiiee that’ yard roti ria ir, the latter part of 1921. ain tie em fron: Es ‘arisie Tourburn, ee in pendens iteed to spirits S. ot. ¥@; 1921. and erected ‘from Nome tae 4 certrin amennt @ : agenc Or the ? vere devoted to r. araing: nave in- — ag . : iMher corresponuenC. Ailey i , 4 oe BS, “f use of their BY rious SOc an A ay, Me ncvede. gate it st Aso. teéagon to condemn be Iftded in the gpllection* read inte the ” Plea tor U. S. Merchant Marine. Argentine ere gy cee to Se yet: nave been seized by authorities ta thetr gator 7 absut four tmilee) — ee ge ag ee P # the fact that Peat; : i ta — ; ) , ‘Congressionably Re adi; 1) EW ° , N ee ‘dain, redative to the tonn o 7." ary handaus cazt 6G Youbwtful Harbor. after . ‘ api. worws , =e . | ‘red «vinong the departments, | Mr, Coolidge, Avho has announced | 6 , Core. inst ecem- NEWPORT, “R. 1., Sept 13.—A ) Britain, ,r-; raids on revolutionary hesdquarioss more seals in the spring ond « coupe m4 m fresh will FOUld be snhaaade ving cana ‘ber by Representatiye T@W. Marri- warning ins ar = 100,006 ($206,000,000) offered = “AF how that the Ameri evécting the British fag ded posting | Ore Reals in the spring oe ee im co-or: ¢ ; execute the Harding arri- warning against permitting the ¢ - . js quoted to show that the Almerican . ote at haneened t : ry and nate | Battment. ~onogge tag ete Pate ype dat he will or t K son. They throw aome further light American merchant marine: to. ré- gentina by Hritish bankers fer a ‘tei Liberties Union ef New York the ol aseceeen a copy of which se ri Petey eee a é — a | | nublic Welfare, lieaded by a new ~- Politicians Ww ino" were sulking be- on the politcal metheds;of former . cede to its pre-war atatus’ wus ut-, Py ograin of pub lic inant ill guar City, of which Meger Baldwin is ex- Ps + “ B+ hen di old ae eal ae Peapie te woken, bos | wtb a 4 Pah ; : : . Refresentative C.. Bascom Sle he ter . dar “Rear The British Governibe “itive secretary, Teaned the Cont | a en - : +0) andi til : : a " blact Officer. Another important cause of disagreements with Mr. 4 J 7 eet (a ge riot fen the $e con yeateraa} by ‘Kea ene) tee that the loan te raised in Len- tae lid team the’: Cheed suppl? meat for themselves and crowbills and other birds, foxem Pi of irginia patie 4 ‘pp r chosen: William S. Sims, U. 8S. «N., retired, ina : ‘ ae seq mun s cy ‘Aheir 4 d th onave an occasional polar bear. togeting £ yrovided the proceeds are U Garland Foundation Fund, entrusted ogs an us save to as great) *" : a I arian ‘. an extent ag. possible the stores with the reusnadtt of the pliot br ead i kept therm going vntil the middie 42 the summer when they began to ioe ! Hon = -. pian calls for amalgama- Harding over patronage inatters OF | re P vent osliae : ‘ : the War and Navy Depart- policies can now parade their reg- y Presiden oolidge as his secre- an address before a wheeting here in) aon, : : “a > . . the urchase of Tua a . * [Ze . Pr : tary. Here is a sample, written by the interestssoef the American Mer- ‘exclusively for P to the union by the North Carver, which they Mad brought with them in England, the message S@y"- | 704. man, who refused tok a ae meter en | - into a Defense Department. jiularity with glad abandon. , | ; . | Fifth Floor FH iene significant changés s0g-' It’s no wonder that Mr. Coolidge, | 1+ B. Howard, hstaand at the time was chant Marine Library Association, | terials outated that if the pro- ge se horteed Camnan from Nome... Posi by Brown have met with op- for a while at least, is in clover. ‘Slémp’s seeretary, to Benjamin Kl The merchant marine has become 4 | It also ig stil to constrectian $1,600,000 legacy i 2 Tous of Food Beyond Reach. forward to the arrival of the mrowds ; ) | on in’ Congress, and Nor some How tong he wil] staysthere remains Pewell,.« collector of Republican strong fictor on the seas, he de- oy: loan 7 a aie miist not sf- | father. bérakwe “aan ey There were plenty «f polar bearw| ed relief eh. es am werererr rr rere z. MOM. there if only tukewarm to be Heep. Sooner or later, what- campaign funds. [t is on the official ‘lartd and ‘seia that without it, thefot railways. : x - aerved by British Hala Conmeerah™ Pia et oe faxds on fhe Mend tcsidex seals Knight a ator $94 - aa ‘ ‘ : ; ty : ‘ ens PO weary > $449) “er >, oat . wen ble} feet zones alneaad)s . : : > —s : i | ia, Mt tre ciabetn t. Chere decoyer nositivism wrer Nev be in aos tetion: ny uf z ; A Sle je Ninth ¢ at tine of war would be mace tect he 2 . of Argentina. “, Continued on Page 20, . , and Walrad dn the Cece PFhey killed (ontivusad om Page 20. - ~ tom Laruer Lhin t@ git rid of u President's makwuyp is pound to as-' District Virginia, “Comimiticve of Ap- to operate, | ; * comprise ‘ es | , ) x 4 4 ; " t P h« \ - P * : , 4 a te ~ . . a ¢ > A ; . ‘ , : P ' if wee es 2 = ra at y% {> P | is | a a | P : \ =. . s . ‘ ’ a \ 2 ages ; aoe SS , : . ee F ' : % . ee . a = , sentiment ctedtap ida Bip iiss eat ECE, Pig te ee we = aa . . ~ “ , Diy 7 piesa ek! f. . . , Fi oo ll ie a i Se eT nein a eet ors; tec - roam ~ i ——— =e ; ¢ : , ‘ : % - r 3 ; ‘a 2 Me ; j * a 4 ; oe ° = © oe ee rearae "a ale a " * 2 ,

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DORE ae Ye ee el ee PONTE aay a aoX ay. ae oF Uw ving oe a e tee we el al a tle Wire ae - oe _anv-enet aes ¢ Pt aie - es _ without the proper license. who happens to have a car can drive it at break-neck speed through the city, | whether they know how to drive a car) or not, not only endangering their own | ' lives, but the lives of everyone else who smallest hoisting “engine or stationary en- | ' gine to pass a rigid examination befcre | 18 + ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -‘HURRYING THE ROAD PROGRAM. Poundea by JOSEPH Reade - Company. Twelfth Boulevard ' end Olive Street. — THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. ¥ know that my retirement will make no difference in ite cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progres. and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogucs of all partics, never | belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plun- derers, never lack sympathy with the poor, alwéys remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely vrinting news, alwa;. be drastically independent: never be afpaid to attack wrong, whether by peedatory plutocracy er predatory peverty. ' 10, ‘ April ed Ss LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Club of Missouri. a .tration fees. cial session to pass the necessary laws. years would be of great value to the State. pleted roads would bring here. ing the lav-..rT bome-dwned motor vehicles. Nevertheless. JOSEPH PULITZER 1907. of the proposed levies. the Automobile Club. must accompany ¢cvery contribution, but price for gasoline. on Fequest will not be published. Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will receive preference. 3 ii & Examination for Motorists. "o the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. F the lawmakers of this State really have the safety fare of their citizens at heart, city and |{9 $100 or more, in equipping his car. who operates a motor vehicle on the th. completion of our road program. streets of the cit) or the highways of the State to pass an examination as tO) nonufacturers, not by purchasers. his or her fitness to drive such vehicle, | ou¢iy successful company is already stressing the | The others crounds for denying the application by eiting the. will hare to follow that lead. When the manufac- Supreme Court decision mentioned above. It would | an@ issue a license to those who suc- cessfully pase the examination? A small | fee could be charged to cover the cost completeness of its car’s equipment. With an additional fund of $2,000,000 a year) ™ the $60,000,000 road program can be completed in Publtehed dy the Pulitzer Publishing 1928 ‘so Chairman Gary of the Highway Commis- ‘sion has informed the governors of the Automobile There are two ways to raise this ‘| money—by a gasoline war tax or by increased regis- Thé Automobile Club will ascertain /thé sentiment of local automobile associations and ‘owners on the proposition, as well as the attitude of members of the Legislature. If the inquiry jus- tifies it they will ask the Governor to call a spe-, > The completion of the road program in four For lack of good roads the people of Missouri are los- ing a great deal of tourist trade which the com- The State is los- revenue from the greater number of there is pretty sure to be considerable opposition to either Car owners are not all 80 fortunately tircumstanced as are the governors of | Many of them feel that the present registration fee is big enough, and many The name and address of the author of them will object to paying more than the market It seems to us that the motor car manufacturer, the greatest pecuniary beneficiary of good roads, 'might be invited to assist in completing our road ‘program. With few exceptions the motor car as it ‘now leaves the factory is not a finished product. Ordinarily the buyer has to invest, say, from $70 If all makes and wel- | of cars were equipped with such essentials as why not | bumpers, shock absorbers, lock wheels, the owner make it compulsory for every person (ould well afford to pay the $5 tax to rush through Sooner or later automobiles will be equipped by. One. conspic-' consumer. , . | being kept closed and cleaned and on the efficiency ith which they are assembled and hauled away. 'One or more of these trailers standing loaded in! ‘the street for any length of time woufl be as ob-' jectionable as the very unpopular intinerating plant. The science of garbage collection, as well as other phases of the problem, is yet in the mak- » ing, and St. Louis obviously stands in need of tke best the science can afford for the welfare and, health of citizens and the avoidance of unnecessary expense to the city. THE BOOMERANG STRIKES. | When the United States Supreme Court @ few . months ago ruled in the case appealed by the Mis- © souri Bell Telephone Co. that the present value of a public utility should be taken into account for rate-making purposes, regardless of fnvestment costs, the Post-Dispatch called attentien to the fact that, while the decision might be an advantage to ‘the utilities during the present era of high building | costs, it would work the other way when prices went down and the companies found themselves saddled with properties built at abnormally high costs. We had not so soon, however, expected to be able to prove our point by a concrete case. Such a case is now offered in a decision by the Missouri ‘Public Service Commission. The Union Electric Co.. has asked permission to: take a 35-year lease on the new Cahokia power) plant, paying § per cent return on the invested cap- ital and 2.8 per cent a year for depreciation. The assumption, while not stated in the Wecision, is that the Union company would not be willing to make | ‘such bounteous and self-sacrificing terms {f it were ‘not financially allied with the company that put up the building. The whole scheme of financing, in ‘other words. was to cover up profits dy not Having them appear in dividends earned on rates to the The Public Service Commission. however. found of examination and registration. and & tyrer’s advertised price is the actual price there will' not approve a lease of 35 years because, in that. severe penalty could be imposed on any- 4. » netter disposition on the owner's part towards time, building costs might come down and the com-. one who is convicted of operating a car At present evéry Tom, Dick and Harry and the Automobile Club are now suggesting. 9-6 9@—_+______. JAZZ AS A TRADE REVIVER® + Tt_is necessary for the operator of the) .,, psychology by that profound ditty: ,Have No Bananas.”’ / he is permitted to run such engine, ai- though only a comparatively few lives are in feopardy, whereas a- driver of an ‘automobile who is incompetent will | such an assessment as the Highway Commission pany would be bound to a contract based on an in- . vestment cost higher than reproduction cost, and the congumers of electricity would be required to par the bill. When the Bell telephone case was decided the , e | An increase of 30 per cent in the consumption of laugh was on the consumers of public utility serv- | - happéns to be on the streets, whether, bananas in the United States is attributed, by one joe on foot or in other cars. Now the laugh is on the public utilities com-* authority, to the effect exercised upon the Amerj-| panies. -It is they who will have a grievance with. “Yes, We the Supreme Court for a decision that appeared on Our private opinion is that iis face to serve their interest alone. |the phenomenon is merely a coincidence. The song, 2 pate SA “ ‘if it has driven the American people to anrthing, Boe | had driven them to something stronger than fruit. However, if research bears out the report. a new ’ EUROPE AND PROHIBITION. Home again from that antialcoholic bo — m Nowy ret’ pairing of any kind for the above pe- "jeopardize the lives of thousands of peo- | ° 4 } ple and may do untold damage to inno-| method for stimulating trade will have been dis-'8: Copenhagen, Wayne B. Wheeler says Europe cent people who are going about their | covered. Perhaps music hath charms to soothe the !S 80!ng dry. The people over there, he says, have business all unconscious of the fact that | We are open-minded about it, and 8¢e2 What prohibition has accomplished in the, an incompetent driver of a death-dealing | Savage huyer. ‘ ‘ 2 ‘motor car fs bearing down upon them ar | ‘@vor giving the formula a trial. It @ill be pro- United States, and are convinced it is just what | _break-neck speed. claimed a success if the present stagnation in the ‘hey want. ; ONE WHO KNOWS. /farm machinery’ business will give way to that yet Though he does not unwritten classic: “Yes, We Have No Agricultural/ ?tedlyr, is delighted at Europe’s decision. Implements.” ,it seems to us, is carrying altruism too far. After ERE RE FEB teks ee. all, prohibition is an American invention. Of ECONOMY, EFFICIENCY, SANITATION. ~ -| OUTS, the Turks may charge us with infringing | on their patent, but that little protest may be i. i . IT - j t ’ , 5 ventually car the entire system with this/ f me oy decides to award to W. D. Pratt of! aigmissed. The Turks never impressed Europe’ new style. The car is perfection sO far; Kansas City the contract to dispose of a maximum! yi+p the beauties of prohibition It was tha! #% loading. unloading and saving time. /of 1000 tons of gafbage a day by incineration at +... . ‘wut very imperfect as¢ to ventilation | s.. eoo¢ of Chout ees United States that did that. Having established awhich is most important. They have|~ ” outeau avenue the question of dis- its practicability may we not claim exclusive pro- i hat are supposed to we ventilators. bet | me a that the plant is successful in car- prietary rights in prohibition? th , te— Tn tj rr t ¥ > ; : ss o not ventilate—hence are perfect; fring out the contract. will be taken care of for Why, then, should we let Europe appropriate to incubators for disease germs. many years to come. The food refuse of the city ; _ - noticed this lack of ventilation last Cor the fiece) di _- itS own yge a contrivance of such surpassing value winter, but more particularly the last two | e Mscal year ending last April totaled 68.354 as we have proved prohibition to be? To be sure, pvenings. I ride on the University line,| tons. Exclusive of Sundays this means an average we want to de fair to Europe. We want’ to de . 7 , 9 , . _ or ont Shay ape vs pada tego +f Saag of 218 tons a day. The city can grow enor- rolitely solicitous about Europe's health and. Have been on tie care when it raine | mously, then, before it reaches Mr. Pratt's maxi- ,-, casi e¢ . : pnd windows had to be closed suddenly. | | at when occasion offers, we should wish her well. Within an incredibly short time after | um, aD “3 now produces barely more than the fint is not that about as much as the present safe- Hoxing the windows the air became most | Minimum daily consumption called for by the con- ty-first administration sanctions? Certainly noth-| ony taa ga ear being paten gyre - ing more is required by international law. or in-: : i } t " | ‘The papers have been filled lateiy abou: | ' “ahve ot " garbage &t one point, on the edge ternational etiquet, either. ‘he danger of smallpox on account of the “ the city, however, does not dispose of the garbage Prohibition is ours, as much as our money or ekofius of negroes from the South to st. Problem, either economically or sanitarffv. the our moral prestige is ours. We have declined to 1 on oo new ~_ is a “agen i of incineration under the Pratt contract will jet Europe have any of our money or prestige Br toming winter may bring the usual win- | po vf . * are bea : Mg: ifr visit of influenza and this new style. 74.188 eh _— everage cost of hauling last/a 7,000,000 majority we have declined. Why, AY will surely be a wonderful help tn year was $3.55 a ten. A mule team, a teamster pray. should we be so liberal! with prohibition spreading the disease. You can readily @&Nd a wagon rattling over the cobblestones six or which, in the opinion of manv. including Mr. see the ee wv Sypo ns will ne ‘aan miles from the extremities of the city, with Wheeler, is of more value than al! our money shiany car of t style, not only from | onjy , i Ne disease mentioned, but colds can he , y a ton and a quarter of garbage &t " load, look or all our moral prestige? spread if nothing else. Then. too. -the ‘ike exceedingly bad economics, and with wagons We believe that all 100 per cenit, red-blooded are are bound around with bara like heaped and uncovered or returning empty, unclean Americans will insist that prohibition is an » prison with no earthly chance of the and uncovered, are an abomination’ to the city and American device and that any other nation that ~ (attempts to operate it will do so as its peril. o¢ople ever getting out should an acct-| @ menace to health dent occur that would put the exit out. : , of commission. | The Public Service Department is to try a new But. with the exception of the Eighteenth 4 UNIVERSITY CAR RIDER. (type of steel trailers to be assembled in the out-: Amendment, we might let Europe have our Con-' ~ lying districts and hauled to the river in trains. stitution, which has become worse than useless. The acceptability of thesé will depend on their\ now that we have prohibition. : : Tnventilated Cars. To the Editor of the Post-Dispaich. | / HE car company has put into use 1 new style car and suppose going to | . ——_—— Hard To Explain. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. = MY Gear friend, are you a property | '* owner? This flat which I have; lived in for two years had had no re- TNADEQUATE SCHOOL FACILITIES IN 800 CITIES—NATIONAL SURVEY. (From the Detroit News ) . iod. Now, will you pléase explain to. ge where the high labor wages, build- | ing material, etc. has anything to do, with the increase of rent on this flat | 35 to $50, as it has been built thirty ceare? STILL NOT BLIND, BUT CANNOT SEE | meee | Where the Odor Originates. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. . NOTICED in the account of a recent Ku Klux meeting in East St. Louls that the Rev. Dr. Evans of East &t }owis stated that the St. Louls papers are 60 many “stench bombs” cast at our oors every day. Now. my dear editor. I noticeqd the jhe same rather strong odor about the % Louis papers for the iast six months or more, and recalled to mind that the ‘ad smell was not noticeabie before said hime. Thies fact puzzied me, so I went to my Unele Jeff, who is an expert smelier, and pmelis all the butter we buy at our «tore te gee if it le good. and I said: “tiow tomes it. Uncle Jeff. that the 8t. Lo.wis papers that always had the aroma of a flower garden six’ months or more ago. pow have a bad odor?” Jett looked up and said GWAN = > on wtlers tire ~ a eh Rese Se Py Oy . ABOUT TO BE REMOVED? : : , savy so Mr. Wheeler, im-| = This, = ’ ' a eee _ ——- —_ eee ellen ———— a - Sateen on = = —_—_— ——_ —— oa —o _ _- — — A CHAT WITH H. G. WELLS. RNE8T BRENNECKE. JR.. in the New B York Times Book Review of last Sunday. gives a délightful glimpse of H. G. Wells, the tireless literary optimist and prophet, whose latest vision of Utopia, “Men Like Gods." added to his world fame and will be topic for discussion for some time to come. The following chat gives one a good idea how &a man so brilliant looks upon hie own life work. The reviewer hadsjust come from « visit to George Moore. a véry different but no less famous BFitish author. Mr. Wells re- marked: Youve been doing the studio-stuff I hope vou called him “Dear Master’— - dear fellow, “Yes! l see. if you didn't, my» right thinz!” Of cuurses ¢ hadn't calied Mr. Moore ‘Dear Master.’ Moore had entertained me charm- ingiy. with characteristically Moore-ish con- versation, but his savage denunciation of Thomas Hardy's works (he wouldn't even call tnem ‘“‘works’’) had made it impossible for me ever to become a disciple of his. So I pulled myself together and began to taik to Mr. Weils about “Mr. Polly’ and “The Wheels of Chance,”’ books for which I have an overwhelming affection. born of the Wells- enthusiasms of my tntelleetual apprenticeship. I made noises of admiration, piinctured by Mr. Wells” frequently -ejaculated falsetto: "Yes? * @* 260;, © © * Yee? . Feat” "The Wheels of Chance’'—yes'” He picked up his end of the dialogue. “A bad book. Gar. yes. but bad. ‘Mr. Hoopdriver was a good study, a good charaeter. whimsical, well drawn--and the Sussex scenery was pretty oe the rest of the bdok was awfully ad. “But ‘Mr. Poliy’ was a good book, ahd I did have an awfully good time Writing it‘ I could have gone on with Mr. Polly forever, I think, if {t hadn't been for my publishers. Once I had started Polly, 1 wanted te con- tinue with the dear chap, to g6 on and on with ‘The Adventures of Mr. Polly’ through at least ten volumes. But my publishers wouldn't hear of such a thing. They made me finish the poor fellow off: marry him or something at the end of the volume. But I hated to do | Rg : ia Thié was entertaining, I thought. I recalled other Welis-things, and began to speak of the way in which ‘The Food of the Gods” Kad nourished my craving for scientific remance years ago. “Yes—yes! Those things were all awfully ‘good fun.” broke in Mr. Wells, “and I think its about time I had a little more fun.” “And will you discard your political and so- ciological preoccupations and write more of Mr. Polly and more Food of the Gods” [ asked, with a degree of husky eagerness trick- ling into my yoice. : “The world is at the pfesent time drifting into an Bra of Humor, an Era of Fun,” he de- liberated, falling into a prophetic mood. “We've had our fill of tragedy, high sertous- ness, and-storm and strife for fhe present. and we're about to enter into a lighter period of existence. The world is now sick of wars and tumults and is looking ‘for lighter enter. tainment, in order to forget the Inferno # has just passed through. Immediate dangers are not so terribly pressing: we are al! simply anx- fous for diversion. Between now and 1940 or 1960, when the nations will Be tested by their next bloody tragedy, they rill look chiefly for fun. “And so I am now at work on the kind of writIng that I used to do, the sort of thing which providés me with the most fun.” He tapped the neat mianuscript on the ta- ble in front of him. “My, Men kéke Goede’ marked a definite transition. I'm going back ; { : you didn’t do the- | | 1 — = —_——— —_—-e- (Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.) to my early manner. There will be more Mr. Pollys, more and better Mr. Hoop@rivers, more Food of the Gods— yes! * * * At least, I hope so * * * Have you been out on my balcony?” Of course, I hadn't been .out on the Wells balcony inasmuch as it was my first visit to the Wells flat. But I followed him through the windows and leaned over the railing beside him, hanging over the Victoria Embankment below. and looking across the Thames, spare Kling under an unusually brilliant London sun. “There's St. Paul's’ Mr. Wells pointed to Sir Whristopher Wren's masterpiece, away over to the left. ‘‘There’s a satisfying bit of archi- tecture. You're going to Berlin too, you said? Well, take a look at the ‘Berltner Dom’ when Fou get there. You'll come back to St. Pauls, ‘ane a . | | PUBLIC OPINIOB This column is designed to reproduce «, | dias the latest comment dy the ) | ‘newspapers and periodicals on the the day. _—_— ' MUSSOLANI'S DEFENSE. From the Brooklyn Eag!ie. /TYREMIER MUSSOLINI was surprised - & es = eo RK, Sept. 13.— Mrs. Fis * cae extraordinary performan S ir-to-nviddling play by ene at the Belasco Thea r. Ervine has night. M : Mary. var y. Quite Contra | omedy,.” but it roams i into farce. The psy frequent humor of lige Se tonaliy & diverting situati ny it is too nard to be good co | ntly adroit to be m in its areseey . Mrs.’ Fiske has plec heavy debt ormance of the leading she has all bur comprom Unfortunately, it is t= her to take any successful st card. making Him an hen . most grievous fault of the age ‘excessive imsincerity. It - evident that Ervine néver : a word of what he wrote. whimsical if I would,” said to himself, but it can’t se that way. Not quite. ~ £ Turns to © Steps should be taken to con ’ ghts that _ humor iq “hing not to be entered upon Pyun seems to us hemous . mnvoked by any eave those Ww Saietinct call. It is mot provide mere human perversity moved St. John Ajrvine to “gcomedy. The devil had aided y providing many an a j e. but the powers : eet give even @ semblance of slightly tremulous quality which comedy ie a tinkling-c But Mrs. Fiske may possibly strayed into the somewhat lt proceedings from heaven. wr benign or not she provides enc ment. No player of the season prought to the stage such ext dinary dash and vitality. She = the play over barren spaces ling it between thumb and fe Dicer. At times she balanced it om fend of her nose... and wh ‘theme dropped she clucked comedy and it ran again. over, we never felt conscious of ' fact that she was engaged in. labor. Hers was the teach of f which brought a pulse to the The role in which she fs cast f wéll have been the most ou in a quaint crew, but as she the piece she was the ope who seemed real. | A Temperamental Actress. Mary Westlake isa a temperar actress who comes down to the depths of the country and tu head of a young poet by ¢ i with him his poetic play about f Are. In the @nd she willfully Wilusions him by pretending te Fever his drama for a plece ‘man, named Beeby about a giri ‘is marooned on a desert isiand "a baboon. In the more showy hum . s Ervine acquits hit well, but he » tos eqtiotent 5 ‘tian sympathy o pro | rmth of feeling. With the ception of the role upon W. Fiske has peppy? oS ‘the play are quite ? is much too concerned with ‘business of being to > around to creation. score play sags badly after a highly ing first act. It suffers ¢@ Lwhenever Mrs. Fiske is ” E the cast is no more than tam | the supporting members of the @ ‘pany it seemed to us that Pawie alone "was cc uc nd his part is small David Belasco has handsomely and has in - “the first time a new system of) ing. Hereafter we shall ; about the fate of the world /sun has‘dimmed. Mr. Bel Most as proficient in prove ance and Mrs. Fiske is bette Daughter of Duke de Guise 4 to Count Bruno @H “By the Associated Press. | VERSAILLES, Sept. 13.--F® | Isabelia of Orleans, slaughter: > Duke and Duchess de married yesterday aft Q Count Brune d'Harcourt, The mony was private. The witme the bride was former Queen. Amelie of Portugal and f * groom the Duchess dé la R cauld. - Henry P. d'Anchald Dies in Word was+r ved here om: E of the death, in Paris, t 7 Friday of Henry Paterson 4 Ane » 9? years old, gon of the late B sy Anne ly Sandals a _ “ss Anne*Pattersop © 3 ' Through his mother, Henry )thald was related to the weunt, Turner and Benoist tm He was the grandson Of, L. Patterson, an early St jess man. ; ‘could He # _ iI . ‘ a! ee é SAILED. tba York, Sépt. 12, Came -'aagow. . C : , Pt he, apy ben? mene +99 hal dr veges ®

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THURSDAY, “gepres MBER 13. — e The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately £0,000. Le Quite Conttary” Seams Frequently Into Bet * Farce. gy HEYWOOD BROUN, S Oritic of a Ww orld. meMORK, Sept. 1 weextraordinary Me.te-nriddling play os ne at the Belasco ae ight. Mr. ewMary, Mary. “ught Comedy.” by Theater Quite Contrary” but it roams fre- qeto farce. The May has , frequent humor of lige and . enally a diverting situation, F jit it is t00 hard to od good comedy * gnsufficiently adroit to be more Pow fir farce in its broader mo- : BT indeed. Mrs. I°iske ‘TO. _BE BRIDESMAID ; : > ; » 2 » ” & Do 4 * the New York | 3.—Mré. Fiske ! performance |, & St.i 3 Ervine has la-! — SS has naneed 4 ieevine under Such a heavy debt by | FF performance of the leading rol» | hat phe has all Unfortunately, fe him an henest man:! , ie mee grievous fault of the play | ‘excessive insincerity. It is evident that Ervine néver be- 4 — word of what he wrote. oe whimsical if I would,”’ he it is toe oi Camp Meenag! to himself, but it can’t bé@! gha, aid |She also visited Miss Not quite. Turns to Line&. mene should be taken to convince | wwrights that not to be entered upon lightly. s that way. It is not providence, which a tinct call. Sat mere human perversity s moved St. ‘gcomedy.. The devil had aided him | By providing many an engaging turn fof line, but the powers of darkness | lannot give even a semblance of the Slightly tremulous quality without shich comedy is a tinkling- crmbal. © But Mrs. Fiske may possibly have ved into the somewhat unholy proceedings from heaven. Whether. benign or not she provides enchant- ‘ment. No player of the season has) humor is some- | but compromised | late | to take any successful steps | CA ey : OF s > Bride, daughter of Mrs. William! promptly, the charities and philan- Crilen McBride of 26 Washing- | thropies of St. Louis will be sertous- ton terrace, and William D. Orth-; ly embarrassed. Richard S. Hawes, wein, II, san of Mr. and. Mrs. Fred-|treagtrer of the Community Fund, erick C. Orthwein of 5108 Waterman) reported to -the trustees yesterday. avenue, is to take place quietly Sat-| Pledges amounting to $1,114,121 Sept. 29, Asheville, N. C.' have been made to the Community been made to have an! Fund. This is the amount necessary wedding in St. Louis in to meet adequately the néeds of the October, with a large br¥fal party in 40 charitable and philanthropic or- attendance, but the precarious state! ganizations. However, only $697,- Me Bride's. health will pre-| 529 has been paitl, leaving an aver- from being in St. Louis atiage of $100,000 a month to be paid so the arrangements have! in September, Octgpber, Novempe@r December. The needs of: the J and organizations in the Community are about $100,- Tes wedding of Miss Derothy Mc- Unless subscribers make payments at Plans _h: 1d elaborate that,time ‘ will be performed in the home which, Fund, Hawes says, has occupied in Ashe-| 000 a month, ang complete payment arrival there ‘several! will be requtred to meet them. ‘months ago. There will be no at-| The report of Treasurer Hawes tendants, egcept Mr. Orthwein’s shows that the expenses of the Com- brother, Feederick C. Jr., who will be| munity Fund will not ‘exceed the best man. A original appropriation of 3 per cent The guests will include Mr, and | for*year-around collections, accdunt- _Mrs. Orthwein, ayho will_ go South | ing, distribution of ,.funds and effi- lfor the caremony, and_members of | ciency service to member organiza- the bride's family, including Dr. and | | tions. Mrs. I. D. Kelley Jr. afd children, In addition to the $199,000 expend- now in Asheville; Mr. and Mrs. Birch | ed by the Community Fund in clear- and children, and | ing deficits ef member organizations Mr. and Mrs. Balfour Stuart Craib of | for 192 the following payments New York. Mrs. Craib, Mrs. Ma- have heen made to organizations in haffey and Mrs. Kelley are sisters of }the Community Fund up to Sept. 1: the bride-elect. No invitations have |- Barnes Hospital, $11,962; , Big been issued for the ceremony. Brother Organization, $3494; Big Mr. Orthwein and his bride plan | Sister Organization, $2663; Board of a-brief honeympo6n ‘trip, and _ will) Religious Organizations, $6690; Cen- make their home in. ‘St. Louis. |trad Institute for the Deaf, $1700; Mrs. McBride and others of the fam- |(entral Purchasing« Bureau, $1192; will return to St. Louis when her | Children’g Aid Society, $18,345; Chil- health permits. Miss McBride was/dren’s Hospital, $49,608; Christian educated at Marymount School at!Orphans’ Home, $6198: Colored Or- Tarrytown-on-the Hudson and thé; phans’ Home. $4159; Ogontz School in Philadelvhia. and | Council, $13,869: County is a member of the Jnnior Le@gue. | Association, $5081: disabled Her debutante Venetian ba™ season !ans’ clubhouse, $4981; Epworth before last was one of the most elab- | School for Girls, $3865; Euclid orate and widely discussed so@al | House, $2516: hospital social serv- functions ever given in St, Louis. lice, $23,550: International Institute, $10,256: Junion League of St. Louis, '$1525: Kingdom House, $4804; ternity hospital, $4648; Orphans’ Home, $9673; Mission Free School, $840; Missouri Association ‘for Occupational Therapy, $1500; Missouri Social Hygiene Association, $408: Missourig@ Welfare $4954: Neighborhood Association, $5400: Peoples’ Hospitak $4641, Protestant Orphans’ Home, Provident Association. $79,550; Pure Milk Commission, $3347: St. Coufs Committee of the American Society for the Control of Cancer, none: Eal- | #Ation Army, $41,618: social service and welfare deparjment of Church Federation, $9743: Social Exchange, $1319: Sonth Health. Nursing and Tea $4191; and Corrections, $250; League, $7981: Visiting Nurse His siation, $22.789:°¥. M. C. A flyin® 165: ¥. WLC. Ay $34,939 o’clock ete) and wll Cenmretamnn Dies. The ceremony McBride ville since her University and a member of:the —_— Mr. and Mrs. Hemer Bassford of 6 Shaw place ‘have come home from Boston and New York. Perkins has been Mrs. Albert T. whose duties will be to Veiled Prophet when the flying field = at the morning of Oct. 1. Miss Alice Busch, who Veiled Prophet ‘committee, welcome the ye arrives at Bridgeton on Perkins, reigning rs. Boeckeler, rer- of ‘er. ing, Misses Elizabeth Elizabeth Carter and Katherine kins, will head the committee matrons and maids of last year and ‘hing Cene line Oct. 1. arrive @m the receiving $74. Majesty to field by airplane about 11! ou the morning of Oct. 1, remain an hour, watching the flying events before repairing to the den, where he will remain in seclusion until his appearance at the head of the str@et pageant on the evening of Oct. 2. is Former Ry the Assoctated Press. ASHEVILLE, WN. C.. Richmond Pearson, 7] old, ‘ormer American diplomat, and ex- Congressman, died at his home on tichmond Bill, near this city, yes- ‘erday afternoon. Death followed an ‘liness of two weeks with a complhi- “ation ot diseases. — 13.— Sept. years Penniman, William Cabanne Miss Cathérine T.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merit Penniman of 5430 avenue, hak’. accompanied her cous- ‘ins, Dr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Lamb, ‘on a motor trip through New Ic:ng- BUCKINGHAM HOTEL ‘land. She will resume her studies (EUROPEAN) ‘at Wellesley Gollege Sept. 21. A ND A N NEX Zarker of 45364 Mc- | Barke ee (AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN) Who has been vis- Overlooking Forest Park Oré., for Popular-Priced Cafe home Special Rates to Permanent Guests ANNEX Mre.. H. (©. |'Pherson avenue, iting friends, in Portland, three months is expected _Thurgday. and Mrs. Edward Drescher of 25 Joy avenue, Webster Groves, their son, John, and daughter, Miss Kath-_ erine, have returned from a tour of, { | Wisconsin. ' rae ca ~~ Mr. on HOTEL FOREST. 1370 ‘shrunk from T ea gruer Servire | Side Publife | FOREST 1080 | | aati _ TRAVEL AND RESORTS. TRAVEL AND RESORTS. _ i _ — Thé bride will have Miss Marjorie; whoee engagement Ralph Reed has been announced, as maid of honor, and Misses Alice Shryock and Eiva Ruler as brides- matds. Karl Banister of | will serve’ his brother as best man, and Ralph Reed, Arthur Young, Ar- the! Wha is to, become thur Heman, Robert Henderson of Jackson, Mo., will be groomsinen. Miss Cornatzar ahd Miss Shryock, the bride of Ar- to. . ; ' (Chicago | 7 | Seow Heman in October, Will share | i | war! both brides-to-be on Sept. iss Anne* Patterson of St. Louis. | Miss Eleanor Purdon will be hostess | | honors at some of the pre-wedding parties. Miss Chapline will erftor- | tain a number of guests at bridge tomorrow for Miss Cormmtzar, and | ®*1 Miss Maude Brooks will give a luncheon for her. Miss Rob- erta Bryars will give a shower for 27,. and at a similar affair the preceding day. Miss-Shryock wil! be honered at a etunt, Turner and Benoist families | shower to be given by Miss Ruler Tuesday. The night, before the | Banister-Cornatzar wedding, Miss ‘Ruler will! @ntertain the bridal pafty | at dinner. ning a trousgea@ tea for the after- /noon of Sept. 28. 9 | : | Cloudy: roads goods. Metson City: Clear: roads.good. | Mrs. Netta Wolfe of Ferguson. | ‘be at home after Oct. ——— Mr. and Mrs. Guy. Golterman of '310 South Euclid avenue, and theif ' gone, Guy fr. and Edward, have re- ‘turned fro Pelham, they leased a house for the summer, They were at Spring Lake, N. J., early in the season, and, before their ‘return spent some time at the Plaza Hotel in New tere. Miss Lillian Gerrell. daughter of /Mr. And Mrs. John W. Gerrell Webster Groves, Has chosen Thurs- , day, Sept. as the date for her wedding to John J. Wolfe, A quiet home ceremony hes been) planned, with only the immediate | families as guests, The couple will 15 at’ 5327 Pershing avenut, Miss Cornatzar is plan- | N. Y¥., where | of : son of | j ; a ~ Enjoy Adventure! Take the Gr | : oe . e Grand Tour on the } are $1600 up from étarting point. ) rr Limit 500 gueste. Enjoy a ifetime's travelin four months. Pe 1 For full information apply te L. SHEEHAN, General Agent, Canadian Pacitir, 420 Locust st.. ‘t. Louis, Mo. Bell Main I1711. _ — Se Se RE Ap reRE ee Se “Tuoter__—~ wip. WORLD | on the" SAMARIA” To the world’s most famous countries—with their | ms wondersand wpheadors—the picturesque Mediterranean j borderlands, including Egypt; four wane in ‘India, Burma, Java; Philippines; South and North China; Japan during Chesry time; Hawaii; Francisco; teamed etc. By specially chartered new Cunarder “SAMARIA,” 2 ship made famous during our 1923 Golden 0g Cruise. a eastward in the path of spring. Comfort, luxufy, leisute— = the services of our unique chain of permanent offices Jen. 2 allalong the route. Cruise ited to 400 Guests. n> THOS.’COOK @ SON ow 203 So. Dearborn Street, Corner Adams, CHICAGO or Local Steamship Agents 1924 —_ ae | uary Community | Welfare | ® veter- -. | Charles D, ma- | Methodist 1263: 500 ORGHID PLANTS, SHIPPED DAUGHTER OF A MARQUIS FROM SOUTH AMERICA, ARRIVE, WEDS HER FORMER HUSBAND. Evaporation of Pseudo-Bulbs Dur- \Yorraine de La Montanya Becomes “ ing Seven-Weeks’ Journey Great- Bride of Howard Crittenden for ly Reduces Weight of Shipment. Second Time in 10 Years. Five hundred orchid By the Associated Press. | att plants,| “SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.—For| worn to a frazzlé” by @ seven-/the second time in 10 years, Lor-. weeks’ journey from the sequestered | Taine de La Montanya Crittenden, mountain border between Colombia | daughter of a Marquis, and @ prom-| na |inent mem ber of society, was and Venezuela, arrived at the Mis-- wedded yesterday to owned Crit- souri Botanical Garden today. : . ' tenden, scion of one California’s eld - During the rainy season in their | est families. The ceremony was native habitat, orchids store up food performed by Justice of the Peace | for the gry half of the Year in large Ray Griffin at Redwood City and psuedo-bulbs.. They were. gathered the couple slipped away quietly on! in the rainy season, so their pseudo- their second bulbs were «bursting when they announced destination. | started: ow their lone journey. They The first wedding of the. Critten- | were packed in 12 cases, each case %°"S Was a sensation in society cir-| weighing 250 pounds. Upon arriva! | “/@8 Of San Francisco in 1913. They | today, the weight of the cases had | eloped to Sacramento and Spent | 250 pounds to.75. The ‘their honeymoon mreisture in the pseudo«bulbs haq | Central America. evaporated to that extent. However, In March, 1922 a suit for divorce | the orchids were still healthy upon | ¥®S filed secretly by Mrs. Crittenden | arrival. who charged her husband with the | J A representative of the Depart- habitual use of Mtoxicants.- © The ment-of Agriculture from Washing. @!Vorce was granted. ton has been awaiting their arrival The bride is the,daughter of Mar- for a week to inspect them for ' iuis de La Montanya, one of the) depredacegus insects. The importa- | pioneer settlers of the State. tion of t orchids was by special | 5 vag | dispensation of the department. An | N¥Ns Going to China gs Missionaries. embargo against them has, existed Two nuns from Loretto Academy, for more thah threé years. 3407 Lafayette avenue, and The orchids are part of the col- | others of the Loretto Order will de- lection of about 5000 plants gath- | Part tonight for Seattle, Wash., there ered by Geérge H. Pring, horticul-|t0 take ship for China, w here they turist of the garden, on his recent | Will as teacher-missionaries. expedition to'the Andes. The plants; They are to be stationed at Han arriving today are kfiown to the Yang, 606 miles inland on the Yang South American natives as the flora | ‘8¢ Kiang River. The St. Louis rep- de Mayo (the flower of May). They | | resentatives are Sister Mary Jane are a large mauve variety (Cattleya | McDonald and Sister Mary Justa Schroederae) and art desired at the ;Justin. This is said to be the first garden because they flower about | time nuns have gone as mapeensrer sce: a month later than the Trianae, | from St. Léuis. which form the greater part of the | 7 ‘s -aZ z a soe og + : 4 iil > * een ie a + = - win $100.00." ‘e Ste = Smee of _ a1 ES et pee es, wenirean . ae Pai =» a nn ba = il 2 ~~ LOE A OE Oy A ate gh en mee

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Se ede eee ware 5S hahah +4 r Se. Wee e Beak Oi BE PO o ew Qe ileal Ce ee al ‘ 7 ae | Favs ” + —— eeaiiies? 3" yr ad bas 4 ed 3 a ' = : —_— ; ” > re Z - a ; sranaencr e , a rs Pt Poe oR . ee anaes + hac sett ic. el ee en nn gore Be 9 emen —lemmamre a . es anactiiie Seen a all aaa tele eee . a re i ; . , ‘the Times Combine®. nee ee a 20 T-D'SPATCH | “ihe City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone 2 eRe thatof. the Daily’ Globe-Democrat and the Times ~ : ‘ Sunday Post-Disp 3 : ‘dl oT. LOUIS POS a ery ‘ ae to keép up the ‘morale er net hie ES j ———— ee . - os he hUumelhUme ee | aaptisers R | ESKIMO WOMAN ; == me me mpl). . pER CENT MORE —— | ON WRANGEL ISLAND on the summer passed and ¥ = a= ~~ 0. yan those in any ee P/ ( HEVROLE | & ) ON WELLS EXPERIENCES sxtoinn came, There wey timed) a a temp AK Just: One Week ‘Old and | So : Bond ‘Junior’ C thes Contiyued Aaron oe: = times the, ice hugged the land and | t wis pe No. 6, has asked. ca SEs the choice of hundreds . - | They laid in what meat they -could | number of exploring trips to various it was reAlized that any atte t sto | jncreases ranging from 1 ft and husbanded their resources as/f ‘ 2 much. as possible. On Nov. 16, 1922, 5 ‘ | 4 sat! if al meet 3) Te eh Two Stores— OpenDayand Night, Including Sundays » 4300-06 Forest Park Blvd. 2020-22 Locust Street had relief come when expeoted. An- | other;erinter under less favorable) circumstances was an entirely ait-+ ferent matter. But there was no; o > “cag aeniedil Wied iatery parts of the island during the aed get ahrough at such times must re-| t and all did thelr utmost to prin sult in faflure.» It was not until the. their time as profitably a8 POSSIDI© | 1. om sas well advanced, howev¢@r, | : that hope of succor was entirely | a abandoned> Then it tvas realized that a second | a winter must be passedgon Wrangel ' Island. The first had beem in inter-, i exting adventure. The hardship had ' 1 —_————— ntl ‘ther movéd their camp to Phoubtful Hiarbor. where there was a plentiful ' ‘supply of driftwood and they wort ° thus wot need to use their fat for i fuel. But as the winter dragged on. its weary lengthand the food supply, i} . cot less and less amd they saw that i¢ waonid ndt, suffice until spring. Furthermore, tack of sufficient food not been particularly great and all. of the proper kind was Taving its | i | ; Delmar 64. - Ma HE response to ‘ : the opening of - 3 _ = Bond's Junior: | * Department was Gcthiag shont’ ofa | so ™ marvelous. Every q miner's, darkness, Crewtora. «adit a ei oe cote ete ae |p ti” Nf - Sag mother or father and » | probably Urigg back gucegr for thie Heir b oy wh Oo en-; tered our store in thes’s comrades. But the ice was badly | wt = broken and trarel was very rough. past , been some other result of malnutri- the Real Pstate pages. nj EE tion. Something had to be done. On Jan. 7, 1923, in the depth of ro LLAALLLLL | py TLL} 4/ mL night’s weakened confitien com- pelled them to return to Wrangell Island after two weeks on the ice in 2-Pants Suits for i ' t : t . their futile endeavor a 124-26-28-30 Olive Street - After aNoping a week for.Craw- : Boys om : a a ' They made a sbrave nin but # She tied. We heard noth - ing but the highest! praise. Our: first ® week’s business fart” exceeded our .ex-= 9 ¥ * pectations-and prov ed tous. — 3 hy that~ St. Louis appre | the values offered in Bond Junior Clothes. ‘Amumeita s Greatest Boys’ Suit Value ~ One D bh Ye pre ford to recuperate, another attempt, was made to reach Siberia. This time Crawford was accompanied by » Maurer and Galle. Knight was wn- able to travel and he was left in care of which could be spared: from the shore party. ~ Determined Not to Return. 7 It will pay you to shop at the UNION Eliminate that feeling of having to pay Vragr kere _— his companions car- during this Floor Sample Sale. You will e@cash by using our Extended Payment ant oe rood, —e pe Pi be amazed at the wonderful values offered. Terms. You can buy Furniture of the “= rolled steel.. $24. D Then he was 3 member of a large. , party commanded by Capt. R. A. Bartlett, an saeieiiiekene Arctic trar- ‘er, and fully equipped with every- thing required. $1.00 Mixing Bowls Therefore, L am afraid that their i chape: $200 Overstuffed Living-Room Suite Sip Sut years in @ibécia. teapéled aie Ge This gorgeous overstuffed Suite is solidly constructed through- _——— the north coast. of Siberta in fuk out, and has the Marshall spring loose cushion construction. It ; These splendid =, of this year, camping in native nous- is beautifuly upholstered in a high-grade “$ It is a rare value, AE nore, SS re “s every night, without hearing any- 4 Fieor a for this )50 come in sets thing from the Eskimos of the migs-. oor pie — BB + *: (F = ing men. Many ships also have trav- i an ODS Ee AO ee : for mixin = oe eled along that coast since the open- ° | ' Try ‘s . : ; 1§ rno has been ving for some & aati aiee * Weare 3 = ing of navigation, but they too have i} nothing to report. Allen Crawford, Frecerick Maurer and Mititon Galle seem to have joined their pal. Lorne Knight, tn that land rom which no travel er returns opyright.. 1923 n Wnhited States yi _- nada ny North American Newepape: e pyright British®* Isles by . tr on y — om ‘ 2p yt: ight Aust ral la by Me’ - bourne Herald. Cops Tight South by La Nacton. Al righ ? "Bond ‘‘Junior’’? De Luxe—$1 7.75 . 4 Amertca bel reserved.) . _ a From Factory Direct to You His First | Dy amazes tare “Longies” Sa ion will appear in The Post-Dispatch That is how we make it possible for you to save $5 to S10 $275.00 Windsor ( Chiffarebe Bedroom Suite $12 00° M d tomorrow. ) Cleverly designed and excellently constructed. It is finished in ” attress — walnut and comprises bow-end_ bed, large dresser, spacious chif- This is a soft, luxurious Mat- MINERS ALLEGE forobe and beautiful vanity. Priced tress, possessing ail the ¢le- | special for ae Floor eee $ 1 5 ments of utmost comfort. It GARLAND MONEY Sa , — is priced at this extremely , WENT TO REDS w price for this . ONT loor Sample Sale ¢ 1.50 Continued From Page 17. ~ . Bond's Junior on every_garinent.you buy here. We save that amount in - iret Long-Trous- “te : : er Suits are espe- | i 4 , cially designed and a i — plant direct to the wearer. Every unnecessary expense ot ; smartly atyled to = * s _— oer ’ fit the growing pg fnarketing is eliminated and you derive the ultimate benefit. youth. in \ = distribution because we sell the product of our own tailor- . money collec ted by the (* onimunists | the coal regions was utilized is recited as follows: Suits | 4 . for junwrs. > featured at a “Efforts of the Co.nmunists to get control of the United Mine Workers have continued without in- terruption since the strike of» last year. In the first two months of thie year. fliese efforts centered-on bringing about an outlay strike on April i, later to drive a wedge into the United Mime Workers through advocaey of the expediency of Govr- }erament ownership of niines. Wil- R U G 2 lant Z. Foster, industrial organizer : lilt an | : of the Communist International, has” = : . $200 Dining-Roeom Suite 9x12 Axminster ...... -75 been at the head of the enterprise. . ee This attractive Dining-Room Suite is well constructed and SO) gxra Velvet - $34.50 2 ed $99.75 $94.75 |~* a ‘- «. Olive at 8th St. | Behr a : . . ° i . : ' fi | * . - The principal scene of action has oe ge: ished in walnit. I consists of a buffet, $ gx1a Congoleum Art Squares been Southwestern Pennsylvania. | Zi china closet, extension table and 6 chairs 5 in one piece without border, The vehicle has been the Miners’ Re- with leather seats. Special for this sale... . = -go0 lief Conference and the magn¢t for* “ é ttracting the miners haS been ‘Gor- ba v ‘ > ‘om? A, oF weethin of es 2 7 oe a > aa si —- : : ase ut _ 7; " ; - | 7 =ZeeuwerrerrretwewTeeaeeweerevweesw ewes = 2 @ @ ieeceaeetneateieetate a , mp ee ° ~ A | At z ’ fe . : | §- " “« ny 3 4 s ‘ ‘x ZF e % : e % ‘ pee +, = J ma . ae % ~ * _ c. ‘ Pb % % P Sm seer je ‘a ee sy tral ; " > . ij ~ . Eg ae eS %: Same See: es SR Bea a ’ . . ©. Sie Pk a te RE ey ae Pee ee agi . > ' ” f o we ES SoS Se So i amon. = “Same nies: Per oe i P y ’ ' - EME Sto 4 > ‘ z re. eh. a Og : ae me sd 4 Bs ga a 1 . ' " * ge oO Re y ~~ : i - ™ re tee ee a P Ty Fas : eon . a. _ Uta See =e a ‘ 7 ¥ > ee

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‘\ 4 | . ' sunday Post-Dispatch : : as —— a Ea ” EET ear ety Vg pre ee eee as 2 a sn ) Advertisers Receive S | . ; "y) PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Sétn O ) , = ; Markets and Sports News that those in any Other St. Lous Newspaper. e ‘i —— W ANTS REAL ESTATE : - 4 9 ; eee eee ee PART THREE. pa : ——— } “es . LOUIS, ‘THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13. 199: € ge Hands Want More Pay. | 50 per cent for stage hands jn all! nounced. Other theat fad I; MBER 13, 1923. ; | PAGES 21—36, . ‘he St. Louis Theatrical Brother-jtheaters. The Gayety Theater has er theater managers ; . are se . | | ~ | ' | De coiece ran; i “a ome Fie Sranted an increase of about 35 per palibitioas “st but: wane, to. ideas the nok cee ral coer genase. la lesser degree of murder, the Judge | ty,” Cochran said. He said he was/| Deputy Sheriff Albert Petrie, eac}i age Increases ranging from to'cent, Oscar Dane ithe w | “nh & case, that | added, the punishment would be | without monéy to employ a lawyer, |of whom was wounded in the head _ muiasnananenaneopnoaenrhete eee Scale. | oe wo cane yal enter a formal plea imprisonment for not less than 14 hand the court will saeuy eahteeh to | by Cochran, are in St. Elizabeth's — ) Of Sullty, he would be sentenced to | years. act for him. Hospital, and appear to be progress- SFCOND VC] IM DIES | hanging or life imprisonment. For | “Then I don't want to plead guil- | Policeman George Schilling and /|ing favorably. | ~ ' ! ; ' | - om : LIE LB RAEI a Ct ge et i ae tae - ‘Wound Proves Fatal to Mrs.) Emily HaJl, Mother-in-Law of. } | Walted C. Cochran. a n er u Shoes at a | Mrs. Emily Hall, 59 years old, died | liast night in St. Elizabeth's Hospi-| ital, Belleville, from the bullet wound | rf > “ OM RN “ocr = > he % | ae: . i - oe \ soso k + ES git ne G > A *; + LN RA GAO NN Nt EO RE we . : w Pai! 79 es rs eS uy -. * ¥ > t F 5 ithe removal of the bodies so soon? \ ; He will take to his own home the’ These are the new Fall designs. developed in -§-weeks-old infant, Virginia Coch-'| highest gradg leathers and perfect fitting. ;ran,. left virtually an orphan by the death of her mother and the pros- Both short and medium length vamps are shown | pective execution or long imprison-- See and both Cuban and Spanish heels. Materials in- ;ment of her father. ° of Ley clude : “It Was Dreadful.” file = WILL BE BARGAIN — ° | Hall was with his mother during iif | — j DAY > her last interval of consciousness, ' ” we Stem ‘ - P - . ° . : - 4 ° ~ — -_—s a a ing arrest for four hours, was ar- paigned vesterday, following the vot- ih. ory . oR. ' . ; fing of an indictment charging him { ng a } ~ Yea | fray A ll-Wool W or st r) ad with first @egree murder: He has rf a TINY ; Nibee EF : P h Pa ‘said that he did not remember the = I . | TRS ha, Suits W it one pail 2 circumstances of the shooting, and. | iit We | = 4 Bh y of pants. that he had been drinking “moon- | Ve . ae 'shine” whisky. ae if if | . i y x all if A rr | Young Men’s good His head was bandaged and his’ a 1 a SN aay : E- WONDER FU L SHO ES | the Galax Beg adver inflicted by ree | er NT ee Ne | KS a Woolen Suits with |licemen and bystanders at the time Pee yey PN Ce | 2 pairs of pants. Two Stores: i his capture, but he showed no ; Bay at Wa Lt \ ae Fi ; : L Pants Lda ‘ sign of contrition as he faced Judge s a) \taae ital 1rs ong . 716 Olive St. 418-420 N. 6th St. George Crow. The Judge told him = eS el : 1 AN N ee: . Suits with one pair —— - Gabardines i Le WET A ALE PRICE NOW of the charge, and asked if he was ' Le 7 : YR 3 As! | Sa) of trousers. - guilty. Hi " Ba eeiil| f . : ibe \y ie . , ie pina ae no sry ee es | a , ig > tae i i Es J a tT Genuiné G & b & rdine | — Bis Po en A i: a Oe Raincoats with silk | : ' rom ec ee a — jinings. 1] ¥ h | All Y . SPECIAL FEATURES FROM JAMERSON’S New Fall Topcoats, Ollar Vash Is ou Need in Our |} AnD OC OWN MHDS OF m the ewes! A | tweeds. | Men’s Extra Pants ’ | Men’s Strong $3.50 Pure Woolen Two- ~ Je erson . | Worsted Work Pants $ 85 | Pant Suits for men, nine? SHOP. : steds in dark stripe. pat- “AWW Young men and 3 $ , Money - Saving Basement ra, vouths. mise é& ie Beach 1 All-Wool Blue Serge Phy Ege Paaathde-edhgy Suits in newest One -Pan? Suztyr | sma | models. lwe #2: 22 Sulit light shades, in all siz@s | . - C2") mate tm Our Momer- | | Pencil-Stripe Wor- Overtoat's -TopcoatsS Ravine Basemens Sued , steds with one pair’ SALE PRICE NOW CLUB PLAN SALE Py as see $ ‘i \ pee Extra /heavy Trousers Maeeceedoorss, Strona ete” proofed If you just knew what a wonderful help the ‘(Vg | “°° ———— | Whipcord Rain- Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet is, if you knew how | ae be \ | — Woolen many hours of work and miles of steps it can ee er nodn cnmtmerte ‘ — pth Over-. and velours in attractive save you, you wouldn’t hesitate a moment. You’d ipa i a RN coats. come in and select your Hoosier right away. eel | | And now is the best time to get it—now, while | MEN’S CONSERVATIVE |) .@& pe pe ODD LOT OF MEN’S our Club Plan Sale gives you the Hoosier for, |. WORSTED SUITS ‘7 OVERCOATS only one dollar down—the balance on the easiest AW $ 00 - of terms. And, asa feature of thig sale, you'll get | om | .00 ' 5= absolutely free the famous $7.50 set of Dexter Kitchen Cutlery and fourteen crystal glass food containers. \ Hf : = ‘otches and tweeds in Excellent Worsted Suits’ in Good quality Scotc dark s ades and in salt and 4 ragian sieeve, semi-fitted and loose , : 7 , ' Panamas, mohairs an models. Come tn brown and gray pepper erixtures. Neatly tai- Amazon cloths in dark mixtures. Limited quantity in sizes ere ane acho pe ang ‘a rt shades and pettiness, from 34 te 37 chest only, Money- seTva ve styies. Sizes »w- , . Spl ndid quality. ’ chest. Money-Saving Basement. sizes. Choice ih the Saving Basement i Money-Saving Basement. . — A Set cf Glass Food | YOUTHS' WOOLEN MEN’S Containers and a | FIRST LONG-PANT YOUNG MEN’S | BOYS’ $7.95 BOYS’ 811.36 . . ; ~~ $7.50 Dexter Set. y TWO - PANTS TWG- PANTS ‘ ith the makers th SRR . SUITS ALL TOPCOATS | : Delivers can hold this Club Plan Sale, AT I2AAL, ! F ¥e SUITS SUITS X and for. the sale we were al- \ VAN | V2 STE] fie | | .00 | Q $13 | $ MY 8/7, . $13 [910.2 913 22.58 | se ~ It is only by a special arrange- : lowed only a limited allotment i ow a of fi our of cabinets. Most of that al- S ie ae * | Jotment has been sold. Im- ran Wa el: \te ee / ee, ea | Attractive _ Norfolk : eplendia : ° , : | \ | oe / | ae / eee ee : and spért models in ~ aodes r ; mediate action Is necessary. AN Th ih Df gray ané brown | Yored sustes ee ns aa ee : , we ; pe ES tweeds and mixtures. rice th rice we ask in this won- real bargain. : | HO OSI ER ees rags andl. pevect a — . f/f) & Sizes 32 to 38 cheat, ' Gertul sale of the Jamerson stock. eae “carly. Money- > — Excellent cas- — Hoosier. Le 3 Y ff / fam Money-Saving Base- Saving Basement Cassimeres in| simeres , and taal . Sears | ment. ° 7 dark and me-/cheviots in at- dium shades. tractive shades ‘ 7 — an MEN’S AND es Coata in belted and patte Drawer for Exclusive $7.50 Dexter Set | ODD LOT OF MEN’S YOUNG MEN’S | LIMITED LOT OF and, natterne Six nives, bread knife, butcher | NN .y Cutlery Feature r , atte. trientstan Knife, three paring | WOOLEN VESTS OVERCOATS Ay ODD COATS knives;' two stron fork , 4 ™ .: 4 orks. two A compartment in The Hoosiers wor spatulas. All are made of best be adjust | , “ the drawer for each eins gy hy o~ | carbon steel and have sanitary & “ai * ‘3 $ 95 plece in the Dexter your height. That 3 C. .00 Y > — Sef. The drawer does away — slides back and ~ vada BA HS CO AA Aner | ; , : Sa ) Just 54 Coats in desirable dark pat- Just a limited Quantity of each, t the wit he ly shen 7 ow fx coe ; Se sas a1 cabinet onvith this io ae Bi “Te BL So, | RO A limited lot of Odd Vests in dark man who secures one but mothesp will real- Hoosier extending feature +4 ey =) anak. me . shades and patterns. Made of neat Latest style woolen (ver- ‘te fertuaate to a r that the table top. \ ‘ a y .¥ ' Fe q -T, -- » * x i w oolens in sizes for men and young coats in dark shades. sent quaseent oie | lg pe- .--* ‘Sets &) mi : : men from 34 to 38 chest only. A Ragians, full-belters, semi- madeyand full lined. Sizes 34 to 38 ; , ; wonderful value while the lot lasts, beltere and fitted models, chest. -Sfating Basement. Money-Saving Basement. All sizes. Moneg- | | ae ae ee a | CORRS ae . SPECIAL LOT OF . MEN'S | Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cass \ Be ed pe | Hot-Weather Suits . | . “You get the girl—we'll do the rest’ Glass FoodContainers 95 . , Fourteen air-tight crystal glass shades. Worth A — CLOTHI C P | Y ee jars; four large ones for bulk food: ; pore ee ak nm ” Basement. : N. Ww. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON seven spice Containers, and one each solied. for coffee, tea and sugar. |

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- Specie! 2 for 15c "%,%," During This Special Sale All Popular 10c Brands cut te 3 for 25c. Box of 50.. $3.95 All Popular 2 for 250 Brands out te 10c. Box of 50.. $4.95 All Popular 15¢ straight Brands cut to 12c. Box of 50. $5.95 All Popular 3 for 50c Brands cul to 14c. Box of 50.. $6.95 A Few Restricted Brands Excepted Chas. Denby, San Felice, Cinco, Red Dot,. Hauptmann Handmade, 6c Harold Dixon, who accompanied | " 3 ‘several of the songs on the piano, ; i The CELC one of which was his own latest hit, | os “Call Me Back, Pal o’' Mine.”’ Mem- |: } — bers of the little company of singers were Steve Cady, Joseph Gallagher, P : Jack Lehr, Nat Binns, te Shane. od nd aoa . : , r me . Bt Et j ~ : f - ? : bined. SEPT 34 47” seat |) 2. {ae “—— The City Circulation of the Daily POST-BISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combin = anor ‘aah 2 ~!ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = : ; es. ne . . Z finement of the me eH By So a 7; | | Jefferson & Gravois ready for uso inf ‘30, $4,50-—New F - ghee . zt . adio | - — our home. collacs, $4.50, ms . "15. 96.75—L . ae ite wa | Post-Dispatch vat | : see ue De forcy, [AE Capes, all wool, embroidered. $3.75. 06.75-—Laron Satin Skirts. $3.50, 9 The dainty ankl t Lk ~ - ‘ it that co with it 83 : ~ oe = Bors’ ¢ ; & of ae | : ce o9 STAatllIou youn buy . Dresses, $3.75—Child’s Fur_ Set, $1.95. $2.50—— on an Aasimere Suits, new, : é | & Baa, a r 2 tration (mg. Dresses. , . ' ‘ bt ie | KSD _ INTERNATIONAL AIR RACES =~ AS GOOD AS NEW | | unusually distir e i : your ome. : é. Ppa : “> iM rs | THE WORLD'S GREATEST AIR MEET . ; | : PE Spree iH ee The Mcintyre Radio Corp. i) R F S S a $ 3 sg rian 3 : ‘ , ting at $:49. 7 ST. LOUIS FIELD, | 4226 Olive St. St. Louis, ™° 4 8 s Lilt package itRSS OREO ROM | Be ry a a Patent Leath . i oe , a . . li} ana 4p. m. Market @ — . © ; Be or oP he crea ! Ae , iH ao aioe bulleting of iaterest 06 | OCTOBER ie 2 AND 3 : — I 0 A K S be ¥ . me Oli Bs Mm the Middle West. ce! =e ) * ea) Bi : rien: + by Market News Service, imel- Fi e Gl E: : “Sao Dept. of Agriculture and princ’= || 5 N Sal ,. . { ; al a S ood Tt O the = 4 ; | pal Exchanges. | eats Ow on S TRESCO = RADIOS ; “« . ant! AV y g wee i Thursday—Silent | at Arcade Building (Mezzanine Floor). Redenee® Adsietenin v. 6. Patent | Gray Ss Pei Hi 7 TRaswre Seer: : . : Ne. 1,113.1 ; . ; 7 be last flake : | " 7-45 P M | Eighth and Olive Streets, A long distance, 1000-mile 600- || Soe ane mune we a Ratoas otyien. Save! Oper 7:39 e4 4{ » ter , . : : 4 - E eh S than a toy, was handled by a mas f- I Shown in t y ii - ; ‘ - ' Bay hand, and the result was truly e | 4 4 | amazing. Mrs, F. G. Pulley, former- 3 F : | = F eas , , =| 1-1 TTT TT = lly of Chicago, who has come to S5t. es +, bs | | ae - a OF . a § | x x Louis to reside, was the artist, and | Bor 3 5, | 4 , eS ll a Og 4 : Branch . ie & | Ea ie Seal . eZ .. DD * & Maryland at ; BH | dual Ss + sont, of the ukelele as most Ameri- | al a \ Se" ‘ rears a. tember 20. Ju 1 eI | [™ cans know it was the rendition of | is - a ee : t will be °F Bil ‘a Bs aiona Oa.”” the Hawaiian song of | —_—-. . ae. — | men ; yj fi M tareweil. Grand opera. classical | . jaa a : PA \. . t : : Ye “4 i piano, and ballads, arranged for per- | Here Pry 2 oe . 4 *708 ~~ ue rr , ® ean on thé little instrument | kote FF ; ' atk Oot gy : & 2 of aut ; | posed her program, and all were | hee IG Y Pn fF : ba tee ai Seventh and Washington Ave. in| COmponed 1 ates. 208 On Ser) eee ma} a | ECT EM pe ms, Te | presented in genuinely artistic style. | ee tot ; ’ : | i 45 Meng ‘4 oe” ee rs ° | +] SOME UNUSU OFFERINGS i] The most ambitions, and also the) es. 3 , 4 ~ fy. ’ 3 1 % ‘ ait | AL MH vest. of her numbers was a grand , ‘> 2 Pct 5 ee + wi | be BB opera, “potpourri,.”’ in which the | Pee '“Ah, che la morte.” from Verdi's TEE a 2 Wis YS . “28s | . et . The : DARDENELLES CIGARS Ri “I) Trovatore” and “Un bel die” | UNS } 4 Ss: 36 3 ‘ $f 2+ ma jf ae Excell ae BROADLEAF WRAPPED HAVANA FILLED Titec ‘iiedame Sebterfy.” were ts ak oo he F a ; “ et = oer 260 5 for 45c a ae the predominant airs. Mrs. Pulley | aul size out to : was ably assisted by her husband, a fe playing a atandard guitar ag accom- | ahege 2 for 25¢c Size FIRST CONSUL & panist, and Miss Alma Warmer, 80- | Bhi! ‘loist on the Hawaiian steel-string | Hee fsagand 5 for 48c re D — guitar. A return engagement of. mer a 28 ek em \: | — por revert aol ov PPS eS 2h a mt se , 1a , ony te . these artists ig one of the treats Pa 2 i 1 = a - ‘ es ey, : -. Tae re ; Sy ee ith FP @ ae _ - a4 | — ay . ME promised to KC SD listenere in the} (aaa. AWA Be Sen en a A a8 “% KIESELHORST a i ot te A paremen: | *: ii : AS . cD \"ay Wet BK e . eiilivccas Bos FON: c*. Pe ii Established 1879 e Tt SANCHEZ & HAYA Clear Havanas eee ik ‘od Deo phcavaie: tam ie ~~ Bs Ye! a TE, ‘ > Ti 4 ata : { i} iY , i6e STRAIGHT SIZE Be night at Station K S YD was given BS ap ene » 2 ie —- : -_ ie fi & ee “ at * a © DEM! a ih orem 5 for 55c egy oa y e by a group of men who are among et = eis Se hs mS day ee “e PILL &- a3 PS > wn, ‘ : The Oldest, The Largest, é a ike Special $5.60 Pa the favorite vocalists with audiences re :. S . : . @ >, me ty: * ‘ 3g : ~ 3 if fil zx in this State and in Chicago. They | eS Gas 4 , it on ts Oe Od Reoe we i. eS ‘., | a pe ‘ : a 3 Be | ia cf a ( presented popular songs, both jazs| : #1 FARSSSE aa ee .- E i (A aes x *. : eo ' gee a S a 1) W. W. SEMI-CLUB CIGARS al MM songs and ballads, giving solo and | ' wo Sia 4.4 sciepresiesineiinaddieelie’ a Ficus = S NEWEST a og eh et AN INEXPENSIVE BUT SPLENDID SMOKE . gg ensemble numbers with fine effect | : ‘ * “ wo IY AAS DOO EN es 8 @ : | i ae Box of 5 and receiving numerous compli- ee Se” | : | k 5c Each 10 for 45c $2.23 ~ ments from hearers, who called the| = memati ed Edad ./ fat a hi 47 t qua | Tadio station by telephone to express | . . Pat 377 ' na 4 achievement 1n MH their pleasure. A notable feature of It used to be that arms grew weary and But now—straight from the soaking water re 3 ‘ of the worl COLONITA CIGARS my this part of the program wag the i i ched ell th hi { . el . os 4 A fine, long filler . With a» genuine imported x presence of the poplar song writer, | a crueuy over cw into rinse water Sumatra .. Miid, fragrant—a real 10c value. sf i & gi Cad eo & & ad Be gw ll = * = = % oo s ia ; : . Sirne Sour 2 fied $100 In Police Court today on | This new kind of soap takes the place . ° ; 910-914 Pine Street switch engine St Mcifeects ane : rubbing unnecessary * |: Coast. f the Rio Grande were ab- pt Cdn, anther than of thls cite it was to rub the soap on all the soiled use it in place of bar soap whether for as safe and easy for the family wash as Lux Coast, and it is contended that the on the washboard. . department store. There arc two sizes, the 7 a GULBRANSEN leave St. Louis none. ‘ ; in Doili ? 4 , Pacific are prepared to boiling water. Make a good, thick solu- Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. 9 Grande, and their claim. in op- terstate Commerce Commission in Today how easy it is to get all these until tub is half full Then put in your \ Tae deids eee Ge more of the Rinso solution until they do. how easy it 1s to play ENGINE FOREMAN FINED $100 through every fold and fibre. They loosen course, not longer than half an hour.) Then to play it yourself. Come in and play the Against Terminal Railroad and knees of play clothes—those especially Follow the advice of the big washing : | | - | Friday Sj street. an engine foreman for the ry = @ charge of blocking traffic for more than five minutes at il- E Barthel-Duesenberg Pane Co. F275 222 es of bar soap and makes hard Gano avenues from 5:16 to 3:22 P cceeiensemmmentiael Ti “s’ Saturday Sn deker pirade@ ae a — aa 2 gig eee {28° 8 ‘rain Was in his way, and hig AM The POST.DISP AT: Hl is the ehiy St. Lewis evening »- ©Qunsei said an appeal would be | 7 BOW Spalper giv ibs Associated Press news serviee. taken | * - q

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PS TE ORR eer Sete ee o- ~ eet sta “ ss THUR _ gEP? cMBER te "19238. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH fr alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ree AF ae FADER if.” 1999, "ALL — A Graceful New Sandal New Vorl The Slipper illustrated 4 is the very newest re- finement of the modish sandal. makers. aw The dainty ankle strap and a very effec- ‘y _—itive leather trimming at the vamp make it ~ og unusually distinctive. * Rew, he 8 Ladies’ New Jumper ‘ Ee. Patent Leather—Brown or Black Satin ” ee, $10 ve! Open 7:30 a.m ty Gray bo Pg Suede AV. — GOTHAM ,0LD SiRIP Wis evening ® service. ’ Gotham’ $2 Silk Stockings are unusually satisfactory from the standpoint of both appearance and service. Shown in the new Fall shades, $2. sieuedeuee | Branch Children’s Shop Maryland at Euclid, will be opened Sep- tember 20. Our Main Children’s Depart- ment will be operated as heretofore. OLIVE AT 1O*ST Excellent Shoe Repairing Marriage Licensés Births Recorded Burial Permits MARRIAGE LICENSES. Oliver A. eillte Jack on—Lueanne Jackson. = 1 E. Burneson—Elizabeth Teich. lis A. Coleman—Mildred Garaghty. Roy V. Talen—Mary Ryden Anton Roman—Mrs. Grace ‘Nasworthy. Stivi P. Frandeker—Frances Tomac. William J. Franklin—Mrs. James J. Dooley—Anna Arthur L.. ames lL. Broylee—Pearl Bottorff. Damon Hapkins—Solar Pope. M, Horrath. | Willie Johnson—Nellie Fores Pink McQuire—Mrs. Julia , ree Grover C. Kiser—Elsie Flowers. Daniel Williams—Mrs. Carrie B. Morrig Fred Riecke—Mrs. Mary Drexe!]. 5 Lawrence Dunn—Mrs. Anna Coleman. Herman Nolan—Mrs. Martha Smith. Oliver J. Koch—Elberta DeMott. Walter J. Steiner—Carrie R. Eckhardt. Joseph Louis Cooper—Eleanor Anna Drewes Montgomery—Anna M. Abernathy. Wegner—Hilda J. Wietlake. Maurice Rothberg, Fort Worth. Tex.— pg telle Specter. Nathan Rosen, stein. Key Wilkins, po Hickory, I Ira T Maupin, Marine. hart, Marine. Ill. |Frederick Pearson, Montgomery City. Jodie. B. Farmer. Middletown. Mo. At East St. FTouis. is. | Alfonso Campbell—Lura Montgomery. Benjamin 8. Young—vViola G. Berr;. Blsic artine~~Gistene F. Gerling, St. Louis At Belleville. James L. Angus—lIrene Staples, St. Gustav Koderhandt, Belleville—Ella |Robert H. Lawrence. | Henderson, Carbondale. At Edwardsville. Adrian—Lillie V. Klotz, | . | George Burt—Mary Gardner, Madison. BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS. 1210 Jone 7802 Baldwin. 817 J: B. and A. Bell, iC, and M. Hamilton, 'B and M. Sanders it T. and M. Higgins, 504 “Eawebd. tue? and J. Higgins, 3627 Garfield. |K. and C. Lawson, 3505A Lucky. G. and A. Fanger, 4408 Hunt. iL. R. and G. Burton, 4226 -Gibson. H. and F, Lechner, 3223A Utah E. and ® Lammers, 6904 Robbins. J. and R. Holly, 4125 Clera. iW. H. and M. Jacques, 4544 Clayton. i'M. and K. Shoenfeld, 1924 Oregon. F. and M. Eberhardt, 3910 N. Grand. . and M. Prochazka, 2323 8S. 12th. ’ F, and M. Kirns, 631 W. Davis. Rt. and A. Hoffmann, 4226 Pleasant A. and H. Machalski, 2239 Howerd. ») ghd B. Sackberger. 3422 — ‘J. N. and A. Hurst, 2625 Ars iR. J. and C. McCartney, 47 14A "Virginia. t GIRLS. 'W. and R. Donegan, 3037 Washington. M. and E. Horn, 2138A Geyer. . and A. Hegger, 1¥03 Pestalozz!i. PIII FISTS KIESELHORST 44 Years Old KIESELHORST Established 18798 The Oldest, The Largest, in St. Louis g ||| NEWEST ano MOST ADVANCED achievement in re-presenting the playing of the world’s greatest pianists § The CE [C0 Reproducing Medium in these three foremost high quality makes A. B. CHASE ESTABLISHED 1875 EMERSON ESTABLISHED 1849 LINDEMAN & SONS ESTABLISHED 1836 The Best Music House Pride of ownership is no small part of the joy to be gained from one’s possessions. The comfortable feeling of satis- faction will be yours with one of these famous high-quality old makes. Hear them. ir field rB. and F. Ditch, 30064 S. Jefferson. ;. Hempler, 6207 Vermont. iL. R. and P. Crawford, 69053 Smiley. M. and %. Fortune, 2524A Bacon Sundtrup., 4162A Taft Koch, 3007 Eads. Wael itermann, Scherer, 3J892A Humphrey. Mruzik, 4572 Easton. 3016 Easton 2644 Franklin. 5 Me Ss ' J. PP. H. and M. |G. M. and O. (. and D. Scholer, iW. K. and O. Peppes, ‘Cc. and O. Jewell, 4011 ‘ Hashagen, ic, W. and H. Vissering. ip. A. and C. O'Connor, 3929 St. Ferdinand. M. 3 Shea, 2615 Shenandoah. ic. and L. Meyers, 4759 Milentz. BURIAL PERMITS. Christina Penpers. 7. 3141 Franklin. ' Ford Frev. 53. 4539A Oregon. | Florine Carthon, 26. 202 8S. 23d. iy. Pallite. 48. 904 S. Sth, — Fredericka Faerber. 74. 2907 S&S. |c. H. Specht. 56. 1020 Chouteau. S Bono, 4 months. 1814 Cooper. | Rosa Reithel. 87. 2319 Warren. Helen Sullivan. 58. 2664 Russell. | Ella Williams. 66. 4333 CottaKke Cc. A. Bonner. 2 months. 4212 Lucky | I. Rathien. 60, 2738 Lafayette | Agnes N. Webster. 25. 1101 Belleview anna Hendricks. 82. city infirmary. |'Mary Zelenka. 60. 45 29 Alaska. | James Green. 6%. 2662 Lucas Emma IL E gbért. 61. 4069 Westminster. | R E. Coullard. 6 months. Ridgeway Be: H. Knickerbocker 38, 1301 S. 14th. as armelia Sarl, 77. 41310 N. Sarah. i. ree, 37. {R18 Leffingwe 3930 Castleman. “9632 Morgan T | J. , Anne Perkins, 45 5. S: 3627 Cozens arah Herendon. 90. 4019 N. 722d. Schelperpeter—Louise B. Schock. Johanna Burke. Snellgrove—Mrs. Gladys Welborn. | Richard ¢€. Meek—Mrs. Juli ‘f | ate ling a Nesmith |, Eugene L. Schrader—Marion , Sturdevant. Chicago, I1l.—Minnie Ober- Rly Ky.—Mary Daven- fees F. Bryvant—Jewel Davis, New Florence, lil.—Edith A. Rein- Mo,— Voss, Belleville—Adele Schilly, St. Emera Nvota—Ma Vano. Jesse J. Murphy—Ruth Chapman. Stanley Korpko, Collinsville—Stella Sazen- ska, St. Louls William Gillum, Granite City—Mrs. Pauline Martin, East St. Louis. At St. Charles. |Jonn bee Wiegmann—Elsa E. Bloebaum, St a . Loulse—Ruth Faulk- Cobden—Josephine Jefferson. | RAAAAAA AAA era Aine Gat Nee. i ‘City! News in Brief | a cans LOUIS CHAPTER, Te x | abled American Veterands of the | War, hag passed a resolution declaring its | confidence in M. E. Head, manager of the | United States Veterans’ Bureau for the | Ninth District. and characterizing as ‘‘)ll _advised” the criticism being directed at | him by wome former service iInen. | | S§EEBERT G. JONES O F5129 MAPLE | avenue, former Circuit Attorney, | detectives to investigate an apparent Kila at his home Sunday. ‘O and a cloak valued at | ing to Mies Sarah Barfield. | tographs taken in Europe and Mrs. Jonse, were stolen $175. and MAURICE DANFORD. 45 YEARS OLD, of GOB8& Maple avenue, and Martin Danford, 145. were arrested bv detectives last when they saw Maurice throw ea basekt over ‘a bridge and into the River des Peres at Rosedale and Clemens avenue. The basekt, ,recovered, was found to contain, the detec Wor'd | has asked | bur- | Furs valued at) belong- | some pho- | belonging to PR DPALPAS j DIS- | ! ; | | | | night | world, & : jtives re vorted, a gallon can of so-called | ' * THE KIESELIIORST SYSTEM OF PIANO ,**moonshine’’ whisky. is } > S YOU MONEY AND — st | La ° SELLING SAVE | ee Seon ee IS ju rgest Finest Stock MAKES PIANO BUYING EASY. : TWO POLICE CHARACTERS . ONE, OF | Lux " 4 Li louly a few hours earlier, were arrested at | as Best Known Pianos eothere Xe, 'Twxsior avenue and Delmar boulevard at 4 p » o SF y 'm. yesterday after they had left their auto en & HAMLIN Fst. 1854 yy mobile in which they a been — for : B. CHASE 75 R | more than two miles by dotectives who fired Ty or : EMERSON pas saan ‘shots in the chase. | : ~~ dete zes the UIXDEMAN & SONS Fst. 1836 COMPANY BURGLARS, WHO USED A LADDER 10 ’ GULBRANSEN Fat 1906 fs ‘ mi in a se¢ ond-fioor window, robbed the ! K 4 , 7 Seigel- Py tee Furniture (o.,’s store, 9200 ackage. ee Bet. 1879 1007 OLIVE STREET Frarkiin avenue, while the Place Was’ closed 4 [LO , , . in obser ance of t! ewish New rear Tues- / ee ee Victrola Brunswick Zenith Radio day., The thieves carted away 26 rugs and : thre trunks, al] valued at $700. ‘ -_— . — | JOHN AYERS, 77 YEARS OLD. OF 1024 eens | Ruesell avenue, was taken to city hospita! DOES “HONEST | QUALITY” MEAN ANYTHING? Then vou must buy the CICARDI- ZELLER Supreme Cakes and Candies. “LOOK” at entr windows before you BUY. A visit to our dining and tea rooms will te a treat to you. An abundance of light, fresh air and courtesy. ‘ | & Friday Specials Our Famous Milk Thiita - ® 2 e 4 hite — First Chocolates, Friday Lady were..... Goody Carsusel C | Rolls ind 6 oe oe ae » e | Table 4’ Hote Dinner Served From 6 to 8 P. M...........+- $1.25 Open Every aight U Until Midnight Teetudin Sunday A. J. CICA 7th & Olive fz ELLER Tel. ‘Olive 983. We Will Save Pande for 4 LZA | veaterday after he had k@® knife at his home. His throat with a poc Anna Jacobson, 'daughter. Mrs. he had aetempted suicide four years ago. His , condition is not serious. | 8. D. McBRIDE. NEWLY ELECTED | 8tate commander of the Missouri Depart | Staze American Legion. will optline§ the | policle -s and plans of the new administra- ' tion before the regular weekly meeting of the Fred W. Stockham Post at the Amert- jean Annex tomorrow noon. ‘Reasons for ‘and Against the Seven-Cent Fare’’ will be ithe sublect of an address by Henry S&S | Caultle ld, coungel for the city in the United | Railways’ case, attempted to cut his | told police | ‘BERLIN POLICE “POTATO SQUAD" Sas the senna’ Press. BERLIN, Sept. 13.—The ’ “potato | squad” is the latest unit of the Ber- | lin police force. It has been as- ‘signed to dea! with hordes of city | dwellers who have’ been invading the suburban districts and digging | ‘up all the potatoes in sight. | Among the fields visited by the raiders are the municipal farm, ‘easily reached by tramway, and the |Kritz estate of several thousand ‘acres. — READ POST-DISPATCH AUTOMO- RILE ACCESSORY COLUMN for , TIMELY TIPS and save money, é | Belle- | Thomburgh—Ellen Johnston. St. | | and the co el=|S|= 0 0 T a 30c can 0 [a] NORTH SIDE J. F. L. Buchka, 1821 N. 9th st _ nla cael . si W. S. Claridge, 3051 Easton av. ’.. Lampel. 20th and Penrose, ( la} J. Lohrum, 3008 Kossuth av. Marx Hdw. Co., 14th and Ben- ton st. . HT Niemoeller, Olive st. L 2629 N. lor ay. F Page-Chapman, (. Poelker, 2421 19th st. 2601 N. TT C. T. Schwarz, 3905 N. 25th st. oman bury sts. Speckhart Bros., Channing and ne SOUTH SIDE Franklin avs. Ed. Boeschenstein, 1710 = &. Broadway. Tay- Broadway. R. H. Stephens Hdw. Co., 1116 N. Vandeventer. Thomas Smith & Sons, 1305 N. F. A. UJhiich, 20th and Salis- 0. Burst, 3400 Cherokee st. Continental Ft. & Hdw. Co., i 2628 8. Jefferson av. | 0. J. Erlinger, 3150 Shenan- doah av. aa Ww. Freadeatery, 3133 Mor- ganford rd lal CC. Goetz & Son, 7707 Virginia AY A. M. Greenalsh, 5418 Idaho — av. la] ErINOIS Alton——Delicate Drug Co. Alton—E. F. Paul Alton—-Tuly Drug Co. Belleville—A. Keil Collinsville——-Ed. Kramer Pt. & een | | WwW. P. Co. ——_ C olumbia- “Grob Bros. Dupo—H. W Schwarz 8 East St. Louis—F. A. Camp- bell Hldw. Co. Fdwardsville — Burrough & upon er your dealer will oe 5 VARNISH STAIN iil qx Yl Jap-a-lac has been the family standby for over twenty-five years. woodwork, furniture, linoleum, etc. It flows on easily, dries smooth and hard, and com- bines real beauty of finish with durability. Japalac with genuine Jap-a-lac and save money. Use the coupon today. Any of These Dealers Will Supply You With Genuine Jap-a-lac ST. LOUIS, MO.., It renews floors, H. oe 2022 Pestaloz- FP & Bewig, 2754 Park av. bE. H. Kleist, 4266 Meramec st. leo & Ammon, 7 7712 §. B’dway. - a 736 8S. 4th st. J. F. Sing 7800 Ivory Av. Virginia Hdtv. Ce, 4534 Vir- ginia av. WEST END Geo, L. Fischer, Page Goodfellow avs Hi- Pointe Pharmacy, 7222 Oak- land ay. Olive Hdw. Co., 4247 Olive st. Robt, Peek, Belt and Ridge avs. — fidw. Co., 5933 Easton FE. “L. Quick, 8817 W. Fioris- @ant av. R. & H. Hdw. Co., Robin and Thekla avs. Sophi Bres., 4513 Shaw's Pharmac y, and Finney avs. _— le Tire 3 mols Co., 172 Delmar CENTRAL Platt & Thornburg Pt. Co., 7th and Franklin. Jos. Becker W. P. & Pt. 1303 Franklin av. and Easton av. Pendleton Co., B. Joffee, 813 N. 6th ast. SUBURBAN Freeburg—L. B. Smith Glen Carbon—-Hirsch Merc. Co. Granite City—Rosenberg Dept. Store Madison——Shermer Bros. Millstadt——Phil. Baltz Millstadt—-John Hirsch Ir. 0’ Fallon——Geo. O. Meyer Venice—0O. Nelson Gap Whiteside Wood River—Ed. Kramer lg MISSOURI SUTBURBAN Creve Coeur—-E. G. Graeser Rock Hill—aAug. Grosshe!m — Pacific—McHugh & Dailey Webster Groves—P. O. Howe i ILLINOIS Anna——R. A. Carlyle Ina—G. C. Snider Barry——-Wm. Volbracht Co. comece City—Stefan Bros. Benld——Nya! Drug Store nceaid—Grantham Drug Co. Benton—Taylor Furn. Co. Breese—Benj. Schwartz Carbondale——-Wilhelm Drug Co. Carlinville—-Borman Bros. Centralia——Centralia Lbr. Co. Centralia— Garner Bros {8] Champaign—W. W. Walls Lbr. Co, Chrisman— | ae F meer Cc hristopher E Lbr. Co Decatur _H. S. Gebhart é Divernon—R. J. Neeson Hdw. Co. Germantown Henry burges (,eorgetown Gillespie—-R. Shurte Drug Stotler - Herrin Lacken- -Turner Hdw. Co. Churchill & S8on Herrin —-Winchester Lbr. Co. Highland--Emil Wildi Hillsboro——Weinigand Bros. nan sea re wa Supply Co. Mattoon—Chas. B. Leavitte Morrisonville—-A. L. Stocks Co. Mount Vernon-—Rackaway & Maxey Drug Co. Murphysboro—-Ogden-Hamlet Palmyra—cC. H. Shumway Pana—Paul Bros. Paris—Wright Drug Co. Pawnee— ~ 2 . BACON... Hickory- Fancy; Ib. 34¢ TEAROLLS-.ancsst nan90 BUTTER MUFFINS Doz., 200. LARD extra quatity, ub... 13¢ COOKIES :::::". Doz., 12¢ FRESH ., BREAD, Sy- THE 1 C.. ; b Sanitary « Cloth Bag. Standard Granulated LQ bs. BEST 97¢ 87c iBLANKE’S COFFEE odwey Faust “A,” 48¢ we Wst Faust Instant, 34¢ MATCHES Large Box.. 5Sic Swansdown Cake Flour, 29¢ POSTUM arse INSTANT al ar ee mh . - ? ay ' . e hl i eat Ps Pe OAM YT a

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2 ee — eee ‘i Arr eget Fans - e — LL AE LI SITE a Ca ae An were tite LLP AE OR ape GO orn awe oe pase mers eg “en PRA, «x: Ae a ye we PIR epee lee men > epidanet en: f ary rex . A — ahora behets nt Wrekin ee nt one ae _ o Geese ~ . eee ee ee ee ee eee eee = ee we me SARIN BB LEONA te ly ER ero al aire ne Sw oe ree Maceana wasn ee ee he NS ie > y — wa tet ~oe 7a oe Woman Dies Returning From Wake. | brother, where they had spent the | ts eat se | LYER _ 10 BREAK Mrs. Ida Frey, 55 years old, of evening. Frey told policemen that By che Ameen pelt es ° ited an interiocutory returnt alytic stroke three years | ¥@s grante “ mi cringe Pik: of ites Jaco adage | of divorce in Superior Court 4 You are invited to aie one of these a |yesterday from Maurice Walsh, wh Park > Crim | eaves Maun i a ee \is said to be a member of a well- arKer ramer 5 | FREE | E Bt ar ES oo a “aac destin, Dtien Si deh 3 = “ * were tapt a ee . seed bie IPO OO SA amt Mie. Sew ne wie ON OE ee Meta fae . — ea dancing pfo Vien’s $25 2-Pants suits, easier going as his fuel is used up. L | Band | | Serges, cere. 9 ew SO His destination {s Clarion, Penn. The #] WOMEN’S PURE SILK HOSE—Biack only. Very fine weave; Lisle SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY Advance Tic | $tripes, Tweeds P latter part of the flight will be made tops and soles. ALSO a few Clocked Silks 2 ' Advance tickets now om ‘Men's $30 2-Pants Suits, Pen- after dark. Women’s Black ete nd Evening Co (Cf Olive Street. Adults, 76 Unrivaled in Beauty! | cil Stripes, Fancy $17. 5G Crocker’s Record. Fiber Silks Outsize - Compl Day a E —— urses. & : ‘i Tickets at the bout— As | Worsted Gabardines |ieut. Crocker wrested the non- | "5c Grade ei aa Ete “ebriees ee. Ww. Ptastation. | . . ; WS abana ; wa PO vee ee oe _ Myles has long been recognized for its leadership in “$10 }/' Pants . .. Lieut. Crocker. on May 26, flew if Hats.” This season our Supremacy in Millinery at this price is -Men’s $2 Cotton | Spproximately 1400 miles tn a non- THE KARGES TIOSIERY CO., 821 Locust St. more pronounced than ever and the selection of your hat will be Pongee Shirts ' stop flight from Ellington F ield, | s real pleasure from such an uhlimited array of charming models. | _——s aay “tha copa Si. Ta} here, to Selfridge Field, Detroit, in | f oes we : pe Shirts . 11 ‘a Vu, al i ‘ minutes. . ES eee ‘ADVERTISEMENT Benton College of Law | Boys’ $1.50 Knee Pants $1.00 The pigmy machine was loaded Men's Fire & Police Suspenders. .19¢ ve a . © pounds excess weight. : Bh G a Bla sy t sine ll Men's Leather Palm Gloves ....15c Tram ; rs de stir ination, ¢ arion, Pa., OG: 5 GEORGE :. CORLIS, LL.D., DEAN wood, Royal Blue, French ue, Tay an 4 # > as ba lf Men’ } and WW 4 Garters. 10c ITLIL@ Ss , 7 th ft Pittsbi irg. ts about | 2 : The most favored colors are Sand, Nut, Wood, Brown, Oak- : iit ‘ sew ? " = ee ee eee ae ne a OE RE OEE Fra Te nea REY A ey Blouses. plane, assembling.| Senstor Vest’s “Tribute to a Dog.” Write today. p ay RF PG eR SOS OBES ublic Speaking. ee i * £m; Genuine Finck’s Headlight, SS "Sica Ge Sergeant's Sure Shot Capsules for worms, 60; Condi ion Pills for geveral weakness, 60c, | Teasty teen tentes Geuteniaw 20 Dozens of clever styles copied from high-priced There's also a Sergeant Medicine for every dog alment. Standard for 50 years. | Wes ecataleeen, aaneeee omber 19th. 1 923 baidiee | models—all the popular Fal! shades and black. Built Cow- hide Overalls and rangemen ; ie! tanks. which is aS” Our Free Advice Dep't will answer ary question pres your dog's heaith free. Jumpers ‘Si. 50 the basis of his effort to make the Polk Miller Drug Co., Inc., 244 Governor St.. Richmond, Va. DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS ?; a Open Saturday Night Till 9 O'Clock tank in ft ice. He ¢ ? ' P= S, 2 ej] x2 = yy =e —_— = — me jcontainer in the space ootuiaen bs 9 a MA9te ADICRAS sta Gy ) She 2 Doors ) ny, Bet. Locust Paster, shan . * Sop “eee 6€6the® 6passenger seat and built a third 44 ia Sin,” See em Ol the upper wing, shaping it to! Zz a | South of )\ A and St. gies emer «where {t will offer little resistance : ee : Charles s a 7 Oy ee mm ito air pressure. At the tail of the’ | PAS " TZ 28 SAM-0-VAR! ‘Busy Bee } , Be oe : 413 N. 7 Te ST. it | $i - | uf : m machine he piaced hig fourth tank v ee : - . - This is empty and it will not be Biintee ae | Sore cant filled until gas in two of the forward A/F — | 16 N- - , tanks begins to run low, causing the IA je be U SS — Eichth and Franklin ;center of gravity to shift forward. A : Z, : ® ! d EA : —— = By vias T rt . j ty J ; i] ; ” | | * 2 runs from the forward contain- to the one on the rear. By al- Open Evenings Open Evenings iowing gas » flow into the atter ; ~ / . ; ( ri Gf mt ie a Cut ‘ramer believes the machine coulé Wig 7 Ce lie | t f, me ah > + ‘Rib Roast oe D perfe Uy Daianceac. ine rear ~ \AAY J f VY a | ° ? fini >| P: a t, FRID g amwntan ts namtv of °5 } hs | es, ‘ f LP iy SPL ' i} | ' ae! AY and container has @ capacity of 25 gal- YT | f | i } may \ \ | ag fed . ~. ~ @ e j 4 : i 5 : " : | z ' : SA ] URDA 7 Other special! features of the plane g> 5c f 3% beef 1018S Olive s&s... . Corner. include an oversize radiator witt KENMORE PLAYER-PIANO_GREATEST OFFER IN ST. LOUIS engine, wiich fsa 120-horeepower | gauge — a i, . Re ‘ Memphis sai! above Bowling — — = ~ + oR, reese | : KM | 1 Green, Kv and strike Chillicothe ° - a Ws > Sj = rr pt == as Ry itt ) : (| ai rs WK , / oS 2 ; e " = . “ ‘ hee . ‘eee ++ ’ ' | : bh , . 7 ‘3 ul = 3 ; ; : : 7 : " “ 3 —| : = . , . 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P r - ¢* : o _ 7 ” Y - - —_ rs : e > v* . ¢ a n . . t . . ? - P ~ | . : . : ‘ sire 22S id iis * —— . 1 ae - 2 . ” ff . . . . a 7 “ . y , . ou am ~. - v4 - ” ,* . . za be > . ; *- _ ‘ , , : : > 5 , = > ; a : b. tran yesterday an a : - = - . . _ = > “ _ Ai aa a Watt a +h ‘ >" wd .* 5 ~ : . . - - ~ _- Fall . * . . oe : P . 7 * ; = « pe “ a . —— | ll Seog ees Ee lk ~ 4 hoppin ; t ran open win- 2 So. Tori Se Se ee ‘ : iow gazing down at the St. Law- ; . i Rone en ET . om How gazing down at the St. Law. ' ia 14-Lb Pri Se Ss ERS a a ; * , / af 4 “ eutfit. Pay bel- of the gtreet will be utulized for traf- | asre = : fie. This will entail the removal! of trolley poles which now run down | the parked space. The United Rail- | ' was has agreed to the removal. $ 00 Soar It is probable that the widenign wil! . be undertaken next surmmer. The a . » :dditional eight feet lil be taken edt of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos from the sidewalk, so it : tnvotves = assessment of damages ‘and property A Month Pays for It 1018 Olive St. (S-E.Cor.11thst) St. Louis | =" ee EVENINGS ction by the Board of Al- es. aaihim ae 2

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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 —_—s 85 en rea ee ia } rare _—- | Utah Elberta Peaches a i Cheap for Canning | = : eae : _ ATY OUTLAWS Peaches plentiful, quality a , 1 ‘ o: Ed | | finest, and prices low on }} 70 —— jutto eee. Tene’ 7 ! | Produce Row, and _ house- 1-709 N. SIXTH ¢ = Cen Od | ‘| Wives will have an oppor- a ‘i een 2 ” | (iF AGGRESSION tunity, for the next 10 days || Friday - Saturday irene eerie. ‘| only, to buy their delicious, Boe a fancy, freestone Elber- K | ; || tas for canning purposes at || acon Would P ledge High Contract- a very reasonable figure. | Farewell Excursions ing Parties Against Such = A S. Gov. in- SUN DAY, SEP T. 16 Conflicts as an “Inter- If It Comes From piece: abvolute | : ’ , ff : | . . | 220 val ( AL > Last F national Crime.” : , — 7, « lind ei ; : 7 hy jc apn Etat Family Day Trip si == Country ct IP 2 16 a 1, Boing up the Mississipp! past th | Somth of th e “Miseor { Ri e at Alton both w ays and requrning to Sasi /MUTUAL ASSISTANCE It’s the Best | Smoked Blad I Eagle Stampa free with every aie Gate worth f PROVIDED BY PACT: Delmar & De Baliviere | BS 1) ee ee ee - . RE SE I a, " * s * —s ” : : a pet: S nf >. re a “ - . em 2 4 ~ 4 $ i londay Eve. . 17th, 8 P. M. Seaday Eve. 8th, 8 P. M. dnesday Eve. 19th, 8 P. M. > FINANCE IVE Lindell 2423 a ———--~ -. s “> cet ee ee eee on i oe poreers « — o * > whe OO OM mele "a ee . ~ % a p . . * EEE RETO ON EE EE en RO EM OEE EN RR Ew — — . —" 2 oo worth with every child's ticket. Dancing all day long Friday and Saturday | Daady smoked: Lb. Tonys Famous fowan Band. when hoiled Venetian Water Carnival ‘and sileed , | . site cold; Sold; 25¢ value | Saturd: ay and Sunday nights, Sept. 15 and 16—~ | | Based on Desire to Facilitate VEAL BREAST time Por every body. Novelties—nois - 1g e ' PUR U + = 6 makers—serpen- I ti : ; ~_— 5, My a ' | ’ , i? . hone j F | ' tb. , ° ' : = a : ; lated Press | ! ‘, ae & Central 1065 By the Assoc ' | ; q | mens Management, t+ENEVA, Sept. 13.—The first . Wi ntsh. een, } Season Closes September 16 article of a proposed treaty of mu-. , isconsin | | ount | 1 »fession PD Sep | | rp Vu tual assistance, which has _ been . G | =- 8 Success agreed upon by a League of Nations ee — er large ana reamery | G eed re he Pa pot, OCT. ist. a | subcommission, constitute a declara- ra ater ae nl ed 2ic . Try a pound of this | rasan pe : equal or outs, fa ; tion by the high contracting parties . AKe f fresn churned, Specie! aa superior of any brand nationally 7 that aggressive war is an interna- layer covered with | ; sold at a higher price. TALL . : 3 | ; = got 3 . ; tional crime, and they severally un- chocolate; regular 40c; cach, Bee n, 32C Best El in Creamery, Lb. 32 POUND CAN 'dertake that no one of them will be guilty of committing it. | “ Cheaiaw. gaadee | PURE large | The preamble of the pact, which ewin 4° BUTTER ‘ or — tc ‘has also been accepted by the com-. |mission, declares that the treaty is Hens FRESH MILK—Pint bottle, 7c; quart bottle....12c EAGLE BRAND—Borden undies Milk; can. based wpon a desire to facilitate the Delicious. fresh, fine : . ' i os — \ = ; > | . . ~ Kg I |application of article 10 of the v 3 Ib Ib | flavor: ¢as- | 9 age 4445 / : pueal . fee cone wollng bere . cedieciiee Toes FRESH CRAPPIF | - bix Lb. | pees 8:30 o. wm. | : SS | maintenance of the territorial integ- ( | special: at... csiamettueaiaeiiil | _ -" _ Lg =} >> — =" a— ow; ae ae ec rity of the nations and to obtain CHANNEL CATFISH Yellow | te A of B. Cc. S&S. A\* / ' \ - ' ’ fj Xe) | the reduction or limitation of arma- / Sweet Potatoes: —— Sib. 10 : eginte Dinteona! . ) ie f { = | . . ‘ments to the lowest point consistent pot ' | S Uj ” S W ia E T & SN AS SR 8 OR ey ’ fea. \ \\ : | gi Y, . | with national safety. DROSTE COCOA | Apples seics: 3 Ths 10 | ; WAY 4 YN /- | re ag by ee Imported from Holland: C | Wealthys 7 @ All Coffee sold in our stores Country Club—No finer in- | | 4 ) , . ively discussion over the cove- e-Ib | | { " : : | My own is bought at the planta- gredients are used : ‘i ; = saulf ee ‘nant of the League of Nations, which Young Hens fresh 23 fj tion i ted, bl ore bread selli t 3c iain | ~~ . SO err ee Berry > sm | Hjalmar’ Branting of Sweden| | dressed - dlls eaenicait tata ee gicspaesy: cy ~~ f-ESSION YY charged had shown itself fragile in 1-lb. Can ... | STEW lb. 6 roasted and packed by per loaf. We guarantee | Ee \ iY practice, gave the Geneva delibera- MACARONI ' us. Stores order only this, unconditienally. os : | DW a precy — as age tone yester- : SPAGHETTI i: C reast, lb. 8 ff enough to supply a We scll everything ata Dramatic Art . LS Sega | day ® subcommission was con- tes ape 9 | | os - : Praining > ANN —-7 ) ' ALA ae | sidering the proposed pact for mu- pockeniys wha a si ag | Shoulder, Ib. 10 few ~ Ni > is low price. This pol- = - —— a . ‘ _ — tual assistance, which was provision- | LUSK’S MUSTARD | | Pn weer yee Famourn E t icy, together with [ORSD, Prineipal 2 | A ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION ,ally arranged at Paris as a compro- | mnacheeit sins Dan C LOINS, Ib. 14 ‘@ buy it. Anyone but ‘ Pound; » ee egg nome Xtra ( our large output and ; ‘ . * ; > . a mise of the British and French con OO” geal @ Kroger would have small ven le y large the elimination of | : unnecessary ex- 4 size remarkably s1ze, lb. proved ineffective. He Se ine Baking Powder ROUND Lb. cn US eas iw ' ise : pkg. Ib. prico S was 32c last Small Loaves, Large Loaf ; whether it was wise to adopt the Delmar Club, 1-lb. can. iSAM-0-VAR Voth. | more stringent measures provided | PORTERHOUSE Fall; Ib S by the new treaty when they could | MEADOW GOLD wv. 8. Gev. in- I, 1 Gun- Canister, k not enforce things already existing. BUTTER C riseehsy h l Cecil Takes Part. | ly fresh; FA Every pkg. Allusion to the Greco-lItalian crisis enetiy aL) ¢ ' By duc 24c Dele Ic i powder guaranteed brought Lord Robert Cecil to his atalb. package CC eae that | — Cocoa; finest bulk, Ib | feet with the vigorous assertion that ’ , ae Fy feet with the vigorous assertion «hat | DELICATESSEN 1 Rib Roast ‘league had lived up to its duties. - aa fancy corn- Lh _He argued that the league could not pring iC en : , league had failed. as | C I a Raina 10c . 11-02. pkg. BEE fed steer 'be conciliatory and coericve at the eiiiens ak Gale SEEDED; ———— = beef : Sunmaid ({-ounce Seedless; For | Lord Robert tried to make clear | package. 114-02. pkg. 'same time, and that there was no me ee eae ME 5 see Ver y \that, as there had been doubt raised ~~ CHIPPED BEI BEEF Arm Roast aos to the competency of the league | . Stuffed Breast of Veal CHERRIE Red-pitted; 18¢ awe a 25 Country se BAC pattie, ize: oe 45c choicest Lh k | large can... a agne tg cah Cc meres DO8P ii. large bottle. °+ —* = . el e eg SE SD Be Rem Fm ‘ceptions of the project when | LEGS lb, 15 | TOP-0-TH-MORNIN One-Lb ” Branting arose and said the treaty | Crystal White Soap bm to charge from 11i¢ : |appeared to be all guarantees and/@ 6 for to 15c a pound more ’ low price. penses enables us to Yellow {no disarmament and more coercive | - ij for the same quality. ie iin shenth. offer the greatest c . | I fruit— i7CO EE ot p hare geey SO the cove-| Sugar Corn 2Ie PEACHES same quality was 19c C Bread value in the , . ] . g inant of the league had in practice | ae ee SIRLOIN | FRENCH JEWEL — United States. | mother used to make. . tt latte ee ad | justification for any charge that the | ed dressing like | The Next Time You ae : oo ee Cowman ste, Gall roeass canes aarve with ncodis ft) se naw oe eague is Cc rau ° per | Ambassadors’ Council, had not eae -18c | and igre ot rik sg | |avoided its duty, and declared that | S | prunes. really makes an | | the occupation of Corfu, if it clearly “ra BEANS 1 Ba 15¢ = 6appetizing ope a the | : came within the purview of the . hn oe | dressing well wit | = . | . league, was merely in suspense PEACH ES 1 e | | , X 1923 pack from Wisconsin! | . Brisket Lb. : See exci nom ae a ian cae i‘) Fancy, large Elberta; ] Fc ‘§ pte wrinkled Telephone va- § } — a « 2 Ihe. | riety, very tender and delicious quality | ewe wo Neh | Information received at Geneva. , | | le ; ‘ee prwre anon a... tender: ‘that Premier Mussolini might no. ee 2 ee * as I 2 withdraw his troops from Corfu un- | Only 1 Few 7 Copies ft SA UJ C a Th ae f ‘Standard, good-tasting Corn— | of the 1923 Werld and Post-Dispatch | e C = * he ih iid i. 2 ae 5 A * | til thesassassins of the members orf | | Almanac. If you haven't added this won- Spring ‘the Italian boundary commission § derfu!l reference book to your library, call THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE . Can ~—= 1: ie , .|for your copy et the ' Lh were convicted and executed is re- | Pest-Dis ‘oy ne eee ae | Legs of : | | garded as increasing the chances By Mail. 0c. | : , a ‘that the assembly will soon insis Country Club Sifted Peas, can MA CA R 0 0 i | upon ae discussion of the league i e Country Clab Tiny variety, can..... - Cliften Farly June Peas, can....... 1: } Standard Peas, tender, tasty, can.. aa as ~ Rat ly as i tan — P ~ a BUSY Bee | = [TQINGERALE| SNAPS |catsuP 'tions must be ready to make sac eat b. | rifices. North Freth-baked, crisp, tasty—with a flavor 12% Ibs. M. Lange of Norway retorted that — Broadway BETHESDA—From Waukesha, Wis: all their own! Delightful with fresh fruit! me Re a Reames 4 nag pare be 'the small nations must have guar- seg feng om Spring, Water; smooth, paying ons = or purer Catsup : ad cannot Lord Robert Cecil closed his speec: Swift's Premium waged or . Norwegian Delegates’ Retort. ‘with the remark that the small na« competency. = /antees from the big Powers, whose . To -(C- Th- ay | : ‘foreign policy could be based nota- Case of op orn ne ‘bly on living up to the articles of ' 417 North Seventh PT. Cc 24 bots., 8 pat. Cc ‘the covenant, which required that | | BOT. $2.75 ball treaties should be published and | registered, and by agreeing to com- , me a Country Clab Rag eg ag et ae cael for che Court of For the Gift Par Excellénce fe Country OND tect mace mate ee | cocoanut Tatty Bars, per Ib ; ~ tagge. 19-a8.. bebeie. = be Hires Household Extract; Re Et ¢ Graham Crackers, per tb | International Justice. Busy Bee Supreme —§ 1 2 5 Marshmallow Creme; pint jar fer... . eb Seen lb Y4-Lb - One-Pound | Candies—a pound. . . Country Olub_“T he a. yi j FT ON . Printsy. Jar..... We ‘boulisky, the Premier of Bulgaria, | | pecia riaqay— 45c¢ \ Baker's German Sweet Chocolate who was slain during the reaction | a pound. | Pete tee Se | ‘against the peasant government of) | . 0 == ‘which he was the leader, had a tidy | This Busy Bee Special eontains Chocolates, Bonbons, | SHREDD FD | ' P 4 ‘sum of money hidden away for event- | Caramels and Nouga ats—in One-Pound Boxes Only—a Rate to Illinois State Fair 970i. ceo oe thou | hak Didldentes WHEAT ayers) | m4 a. Pure Table Sait ™ AVY VA | Low Priced t and ere. . — a —— nn jer, and ‘is thought to have planted | k 5 our opinion, noth: Springfield (lll.), September 15-22 ‘considerable money outside the coun-/! } La ‘er Ca oo Kroger Stores a n offered by any | _— C )s , ‘try. Endeavors are being made to/| j . C Fresh at & ‘get this also. eac "4 ~ « ” : ~~? AO Sif ae J ae AD r i gp POs we fae J : * EE hite Saturday only. . collection were two American $1 everyone. With nuts and fruit ketween superb, w (Children under 12, one-half) wel pee layers and Busy Bee divinity icing, then decorated with 8 good Stamboulisky’s salary as Premier more nuts and fruit, it is simply irrisistible. to and afb wore » nage ey oe ee re eres FOCmER was 10.000 levas, or $100 a month. ng Parlor Cars—Sleepers—Block Signals fess: ° ahetti’ | All Week All Week ILLINOIS TRACTION SYSTEM ¢ or any cooked cheese di (McKinley Lines) } t Stations Phones u 12th & Lucas Tyler 2800 Breadway & Salisbury Po hal 4925 § the rich flavored cheese or K ; Kello«cg’s or Poet Bran mye Pillsbury Health Bran: Quaker Puffed Wheat Cereal: | ire confident you * Se R d T ° F S L ° | | | | : . § | Most of the cash found here was avorite with | ce it. Remember + Bi ound- rip rom A eR nie . cabeniicy, Wit omens The delicate flavor of this cake sain it af } Phi c | ; ee nt | ad g- i i} ) Puffed Rice; = oe nee as Crapenuts; package . Candy Special Bakery Special | | Soup pOWDER ‘==: "" lit BROO MS yg Choeolate Molasses Peach Pocket Cc { . 5 ‘ rt Stokes born. LBC Coffee Cakessseeses SOC I sense sary ng tre fs ng nn he his E here Sunbrite Cleanser; twe - okies 130 Fab Kone mer Be Cc We § ‘p Lveryw mae ne soap Powder: sal Soca a eee ~~ erest as of wo 2 seuenue enone

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1923. - STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH Jack Dempsey Had His Hair Cut it Yesterday. Indicating He Doesn’t Think Firpo Will Be Able to Trim Him- Barnes Defeats | Ring Lardner Never Been Mg Drewes in Tennis) Confident on Eve of a » Tourney Feature “7, Write at Least east OOM! Wa Into Final in Doubles Win- “Today Will Be Devoted to a Little Light Work to e . ANA | HFT BBD PDT ™ PBBPPBPPAPPP DALLA | Firpo 1 in Training Bout With Young Bob Fitzsimmons | nnn me Fi irpo, Despite Fine Physique, Has Only a Remote Chance to Defeat Dempsey in Title Bout, Wray Says . cca tla atin tinatiin i, Sout es ee el Ti Tanai vali om ine ~ 5 ara eS eee ae Ailiylal cniipeigeepacniy Ze Pn BOREL gaa: by abet Si » i ai oo ns ittianitasadt -¥ — - «egen » a A a= — . - - - ee ee ee werene . Rotimi = eat Pm . — _ SF Cre Geer tae ce en on oe .) 4 f H ef } : al, Weare wy cman ptt mf i Ace ledes a 1 ge ‘regular up-to-date human. Boxing Critics Unanimously Pick Champion to Win—Argentine’s Only Hope Is to Land Wild Swing With His Right or to Outlast Jack by Sheer Ability to “Take It.” By John Sports Editor of E, Wray, the Post-Dispatch. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept. 13.—The evidence e in the case of Cham. pion Jack Dempsey vs. Luis Angel Firpo, submitted in the country’s sport- ing news eolumns for four weeks, is So is a badly punished reading now all in. public. The sporting world contains many, » rood two-fisted readers who seldom | ' whimper under literary punishment. But when the distinguished gentle- men of the portable type foundry. yank the innocent bystander back like | § Firpo, or drag him through geology | 250.000 years to find a type to find out whether the Neanderthal man belonged to the Old Stone Age the worm is or the Hatchet Tong. entitled to a left-turn traffic signal. After a few days spent with the cave man theorists we are this mo- ment unable to tell the difference between,a kitchen midden and a three-ro#m efficiency. However, the worst is now over. All the fallowers of sporting pages) now have to do is lick their wounds | ad sit still while the experts draw | ‘onciusions from the evidence at hand. This evidence, seems to show that. Luis is a composite type oes | of: Cave man, 10 per cent. Brown bear of the Andes, 10 per cent. Gorgénzola Giganticus, 20 per cent. Pampas Wild Bull. 5 per cent. Wild Pubticity Ball, 50 per cent. Plain Latin-American, 5 per cent. We will say doesn’t look ft. ished his last polishing-up for the polishing-off he will face tomorrow ‘night at the Polo Grounds, he looked about 100 per cent man, a fine, full- biooded, healthy, amazingly power- ful. confident, 1923 human being, 25 pounds heavier than the champion. this for Firpo—he.| Yesterday as he fin- | ¢ Firpo Completes His Training and Arrives r t ? i i i i di a LO a all eal the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Sept. LIS ANGEL FIRPO. 13 ‘( y chal- weight ring > here last night '§ City, where 2 training. ? The Wild Bull w: feeling bully as he greeted friends at his } ) headquarters, 311 West Ninety- fourth street. ‘ Firop’s three weeks have left him bronzed of face. and stalwart of bodv. ' although critics say that his preparation has not benefited his wind as it should have done. Firpo’s little “forlorn hope” /2 army consists of the same men '§ who comprised his board vot title, from Atlantic iS ' ; / and ee strategy at Atlantic City—Hora- } cio Lavelle, Carlos Vega. Natalio Pera and Albertino of the culin- 5 >) ary department. The excess , sparring staff was dismissed yes- terday and his Spanish-speaking '¢ countrymen will be In his corner tomorrow night, unless plans are changed today. Dempsey and his aids will ar- , ) rive tonight. Manager Kearns > has been here for two days. } 5 | From a Staff iihineeeiiaind of | lenger for the world’s heavy- «| arrived ? of work } lean «| he completed his ¢| i i a | ; on the ground, for the past two or i three weeks, leaves one to believe It surely appeared as though Luis | that the proportion of Gorgonzola | were dead sé¢t on proving himself a He is 50 per cent a better man, physically, than anyone Dempsey has fought. This Bozo Has Been Studying. ‘ When approached he smiled like a regular guy. When asked if he ' would use the paleolithic or the neo- | lithic plan of*attack, Luis staggered his hearers and broke all camp rec- ords by replying in English: “I shall win,” he said, enunciating | of landing one of these Indian club answer which | rights on Dempsey and of flattening has in first speed—an completely amputates the Gorgon- zola from his makeup, and renders rirpo immune .to all “cheese cham- pion” accusations, in case of victory. Expert deduction, however, will not align with this viewpoint. The summing up by numerous observers Giganticus in Firpo is 90 per cent, land that Dempsey is going to step into Luis’ corner in the round and then and there disarrange | permanently any caveman notions ithe gentleman may have had. | If there is one man in New York today who picks Firpo to win, he is not in evidence. -We have not canvassed the sanitariums as yet. A few conservative persons think |} that Luis has a wild, outside chance him thereby. Another group ,arrived at the conclusion that if\Fir- | po is built out of our best tire mate- (rial, carefully corded, as some fig- /ure, and survives six rounds of Dempsey, he has a chance then to ceme through a winner. Though Dempsey Is Picked as Sure Winner, Odds Are Backed Down to 2 to | But thus far the observation ward has reported no patient with the delusion that Firpo positively can’t jose. On the other hand, practically everyone is willing to demonstrate mathematically to you that Dempsey But the odds on the sure thing remain persistently close to sea level, having been backed down to 2 to 1 to win, last night. , We don’t know who did the backing down, since the | Firpo expedition seems to have left behind at home—among other valu- able equipment—-the family plate and necessary betting ee, such as pesos. Considering the proportion Dempsey followers to Firpo which Is 100 to 0, no fight in tory, affair. has approached the expert unanimity in favor of the title hold- | er found fn the coming broil. Even the Society of the Victims of | Firpo, including. WiHard. Brennan and McAuliffe, all of whom gave | esthetic demonstrations of the art of draping one's self on the canvas in front of a provoked wild bull, are fronting for the champion—lending | to the) some additional pungency odor as of Denmark decayed and discernible whenever these Firponi- an successes are referred to. Not a Chance, They Say. If you ask any of the hard-boiled cognoscenti why they omit, deny o1 otherwise deprive Firpo of the credit what Dempsey did againat the only two fighters they, in contmon, have met and knocked out, the effect is the same in all cases. The party of the second part raises his right hand. presses the proboscis tightly between thumb and ferefinger and waves you away with the left. It leads one to believe that they neg'ected to serve cas maska with ringside positions, at the * soirees mentioned. We would not like to indorbe such | views, which seem to lend color to the stories prevalent of the means taken to “build up” Firpo. Mr. Rick- ard has many enemies here who would fain shred him of his reputa- tion and of his success. We eaw the Willard noted with pain that Jess was ac- cused of dogging it.-Jess did look a ttle relieved when he arose from one Knee..where he had gone to of | men) his- | not even the Gibbons-Dempsey | of having accomplished just | fight and think over the situation in the eighth round. Jess was peeved someone near the “Get up, you piece of cheese. fight!" thinking up some choice bit repartee when the referee was rude enough to count him out. But that shouldn't be held against Rickard. Jess achieveg a then, because and world’s championship to slip away from him white he sat innocuous in |his chair and refused to come out ew “take it.” He was the first | title holder ever to “resign.” and he merely ran true to that form again /in the Firpo fight. Wonderful Physical Specimen. In spite of the belittling, Stories of building up of Firpo. yarns about his wretched the the opening | | | public. Shocker de land the } : privileged In New York for Fight : Dempsey's challenger does not display impressive defensive or offensive form in workout with Young Bob Fitzsimmons. lantic City camp emphasized the fact that Young Bob, not particularly clever, easily land- ed _— and lefts on the head and body of the Wild Bull of ning Long Match. Charlie Barnes furnished biggest surprise of the annual st. | Louis district tennis championship | at the Triple A yesterday by defeat- | ing Ted Drewes in a semifinal round | match, 6—0, 7—9 and 6—l. Nearly all of the opening set Was | played in the backcourt. Barnes | kept up a steady driving attack | throughout, while Drewes was very | erratic. The former Central States, champion seemed unable to control | fhis strokes. | In the second set Drewes came | into the net frequently and forced | the score to 5-all. Barnes con- | tinued his steady playing of the first | set and won two straight games and | \the set. Both men were playing! careful tennis. | Drewes resorted to a chop stroke | las the third set began. He sent a} /number of balls just over the —_— ‘which gave him needed points.| | Barnes, however, maintained his: | usual pace and when the _ score) reached 3-all Drewes tried a few top spin drives and came into the net. | seas was leading at 5 to 4, but Drewes Was more accurate and fin- | ally managed to win the set, 9—7. Heuermann and Schwarz Win. | The players did not take the| 10-minute rest at the end of | the third set. Barnes was very ac- pet ta) ,curate in placements in this set, 7—5, and Atlantic this Experts who saw the training bout at Firpo’s At- | usual | Semmpatnabees and Fine For Shocker Pitcher Who Refused to Accom- pany Team East Suspended for 10 Days. Urban Shocker, star pitcher of the Browns, who declined to go East with ithe team Tuesday night because club Officials refused to permit Mrs. Shocker to accompany him, was sus- 'pended for 10 days and fined today by Bill Friel, amount of the fine was a dispute developed the adoption of a rule by that players would not be pe to take wi them. Shocker sought The the club rmitted their ves but officials decided that to make an exception in Shocker’s case would set a bad precedent. When permission was refused lied to go with the club suspension resulted. He is to report to the club at the expiration of 10 days. minutes and 4-5 seconds at the water carnival at the Ambassador plunge here last night. The old rec- ord. said to be three minutes and Was made by Fletcher | at Coronado Beach, Cal. recently. business manager. The |: not made | following | on trips with |! to have the rule set aside for this particular trip, | Northwestern Unie | Wi nning ur mate- | mean | > Bilt | | throughout | forced tn withe year | freshmen group + Oy ‘ opening enc claims Tuesday Most Runs. 128 Young WN Y.. Most Stolen Bases. Collins Chi... 39 Carey Pitts... Most Sacrifice Hits. Chi 35 McInnis Host Meat Double Piaya. Washington 158 Philadelphia Mest Runs fTeams). Cleveland 749 New York.... Fewest Opponents’ Rans. New York... 532 Cincinnati... Leading Pitchers. W. L. Ww. Pennock N V 17 6Luque Cinci Smith Cley 8 3Ryan N Y.. | Jones VN Y.. 18 7 Stuart St L | Uhie Cleve. 24 12 Morrisn Pit 15 S Adams Pit. . } ‘DARTMOUTH STAR HURT | MENDON ll IN PRACTICE SESSION] ses. tous | 13.—Holding the St. Léuis Cardinals Spe | to the Post -Disna‘eh s to one run HANOY ER. N .? he 4 in nine full innings. the Mendon club season's first tajury hus Sod sof the Ilmo League was nosed out mouth’s football squad. Vernon | 7! a5 to 1 count in the tenth by the! (Hook Hagenbuckle. a letter man Cardinals in an exhibition game here at end last fall, a finger be re- | Yesterday. The Cardinals scored covering a loose ball. «The injary | their first run in the fourth ing will not him on the side tine =| when Blades hit for a three bagger | season, but he will Le | and scored when Erghott, Mendon ; draw for a full :nonth,|C@teher, oyerthrew third in an at- igenbuckle was one of the most] tempt to catch him off the sack. The mising wingmen ret was one of } Score: the few experienced men Cnac h Haw- | Innings. had for a Varsity berth. Cards.. j Ricking tiee and passing have | Mendon been the utstanding features .f the Sharp. Shade to Meet Gans. Wo c r th } ert th I > oe 3 od : ; late, but next week, with tha tetase | eee And Emig, Erghott. | py the Associated Pree 1 the arn ae | §T. PAUL, Minsa.. of the entire squad, the ful «rdari ° a}. + rdet Snare Named President. Shade, California welterweight, yf preparatory drills wilh be put in- soc effect Hawley plans tt’ "ove at es lated Press. been matched to Meet Joe Gane of St o ©. ¥.. Sept. 1 ‘k |} Paul in a 16-round no-decision Bout | ti] speed. in as mil 4s Toa r?month’s Le : unter fall Sept Snare of Garden City was re- -elected|at St. Paul Sept. 21. it was an-| , + : United States Se- nounced. who reported this week | president of the | cannot be compared with Harris. «a1. nior Golf Association. ; der and Wright, all of whe now | missing from the ro! Hawiey nmi-vy | | be forced to use some of fs bulky | 4 yee“) "The Fall Entente of Four Countries Pie ena ae + next at ae oe filling of the hole k at cente yy | Dom Moore wil | ditt’ C ‘a oak The Bannockburns. of Scotland, the Parnells of Ireland, the tweeds and soft fabrics of England, not forgetting the finer of American woolens, as fine as any—now they are here in the autumn. shades and patterns. | Rath N Y.. Collins six igave them eight games There was considerable net play this set Niemoeller weakened this point in the mateh while Rep- | ipert was not as steady 4s In the open-'! ‘ing set. CARDINALS MEN | The layers went in for IN 10 fe “sp aogll i battle be the net in the fourth This time Reppert and Niemoeller! By ‘the Associated Press. | volleyed better and outplaced their Sept. |} opponents for needed points. They, followed the example of Heuermann| ‘and Schwarz in the previous set and | 'won the fourth at 6—9. Heuvermann and Schwarz appeared more determined in the fifth set. 'They made a number of smashes at} the net position and their cross’ court placement drives were very ef-| fective. Reppert was more consist- in made a brilliant effort to even the/| y Barnes followed with two straight | Ted Heuermann and Elmer | (Including cames of Sept. 12.) qui, Former Champion. Arthur Niemoeller in a _ semifinal Heilmann Det .395 Hormeby St L Tommy Noble. 2—6, 9—7, 6—0,- 0—6, Speaker Clev 369 Roush Cin Eugene Criqui, | 6—2 aA7 | I + Toe? dif- . cof he . |moeller and Reppert had Iittle Reth N Y¥.._ 35 Williams Phila 37 @5akKoff in the 10-round main seeme ed unable Hauser Phila. 16 Meusel N Y... ks Schwarz in particular ' Noble will arrive here Saturday and Brower Clevy.. 14 start to finish. Heuermann showed Noble has fought a number of | ‘ler brought the score to 7-all but) Pal Moran, Andy Chaney, Harvey ithe next two games and the set. Italian from Detroit, will face Eddie | Heuermann and = Douglass, St. pounds in one pre- will face Elmer Kress. Brooklyn, at = —— 7 —=' while Drewes hit a slump and sent a | | Kabak ff t Bo ‘number of balls intothe net. Drewes Wh ? ‘Wh ay | score after Barnes led at 4 to @, but | O S Oo was only able to win one game. | InB 5 [/ ] oday | ‘games, givjng him the set and ; aseod English Featherweight Claims match. | 24 . ‘Schwarz, national municipal cham- s. defeated Arthur Reppert and Leading Hitters pions, ¢ _American League. National Le round doubles match. The contest English feather- | he | Ruth NY... 385 Bottomley St abit . er ~ ‘went the limit of five sets and t! e | J Sewell Clev 374 Wheat Brk.. elignt champion, who tO ‘score was i, 353 ‘rdve knocked out | : J 56 = " , - ‘ _~ ’ i- ee teen na 347 | the Frenchman who held the world’s! This match entertained the a | . ' . , + si ee | title for two months. will box Harry /lery with all sorts of tennis. Nie-| Most Home Hens. : aa . ficulty winning the first set. Their | Williams S¢ L 27 Fournier Srk. 20 event of the fayette A. C. card at opponents made a number of errors, Hellmann Det. 16 Hornsby St L. the Coliseum next night. Speaker Clev.. 14 Miller Chi.... |to play his usual game MeManus St L 14 ‘finish his training at a local gym- | The second set was 4 battle from mtiher Clev. 14 oe much improvement while ree ; ‘ "Reppert and NiemoeF |} ,Houts since he came to this country | | was ener. he and claims decisions over Joe Lynch, | lacked sufficient accuracy to win.| mann and Schwarz captured! Bright and Pepper Martin. Heuermann and | Jimmy Russo, the bounding little | Win Eight Straight Games. /Hunt of Chicago in the eight-round Schwarz won | semifinal. Russell Kinder and Jack i straight games for the third set. This | Louisans, will box Six | — -rounds at 145 . liminary and Digger Nelson of Wales |N. ¥., im the other. They will go | four rounds at 110 pounds. 23 6 12 4) s 3 22 10; another | , Mest NY... is 6 set. = babe Sept. = ie? broke inn } —@ prt 3$.—Dave | has 3. —Frederic s on £4 ed . rn ickers Th @:@ a Rentrop Throws Monroe. the wsociated Press. HOT STON Tex.. Sept 13.—Charlie Rentrop, Houston wrestler, won from Alen Monroe, Canadian heavyweight grappler, in two out of three faile at the match at the City Auditorium here last night. Rentrop wen the first and third falls. while Monroe eet the decision in the second By A.custom tailored suit or light- weight overcoat - of fine woolen $50 to $65 These fine woolens of all the world are presented that your selection of ma- terials may be unlimited. That the woolen of your selection may be fashioned into a suit or light-weight overcoat of personality, our service of custom tai- loring is provided. Vw KER BRAND | QUAKER BRAN MALT SYRUP | Quaker Malt Products Co. | 2218 8. Broadway .. Phere: | : | By Davison Obear. ee | for | box daily with a brother there. Fingers Supple and Tomorrow I'll Go Over the Keyes board a Couple Times to Develop Speed.” e 3 By Ring W. Lardner. (Copyright, 1923.) NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—Yesterday marked the end of my hard § at no time in my career have I been the Dempsey-Firpo fight and I ean assure my friends and aduilil as confident on the eve of be will promise to write at lease 600 words tomorrow ni ight provided T Today will be devoted to a lit- tle light work to keep my fingers supple and expect to put in part of the day oil my typewriter and supplying same with a new ribbon. Tomorrow morning I will go over the keyboard a couple times to de- velop speed and during the p. m. will indulge in a short nap to in- sure myself vs dozing off during the big fight. I will enter the press seats weighing 182 pounds dressed and will wear a dirty collar and heavy shoulder pads as a protec- tion against the morons that crowds down to the ringside after a fight is over and rounds out the evening by setting on newspaper men's necks, Sparring Partners’ Holiday. Coming down on the train from Saratoga I had a little talk with Farmer Lodge and George God- frey. Mr. Dempsey had just told me that he would not need them no more and both of them was bearing up well under the news. “[ sure will get a good sleep to- night.” said Mr. Godfrey. “My slumbers has been interrupted lately by worry over what the next day would bring forth. But the worst that can happen to me to- morrow is to, get bumped inté by a 19-ton truck which will fee] like a flea bite after what I been through.”’ I made the remark that it seemed a kind of a shame that two as famous boys as these should be making the five hour trip tn a day coach. “Listen,” Farmer Lodge. “we are tickled to death that we aint riding in the baggage coach ahead” I asked partner Sa yvs them what a sparring thinks about. when they are in there waxing Dempsey. “You don't think about ing.’’ says Mr. Godfrey. give you time.” Jack, Before and After. contrast to Farmer and George, the champion will roll tnto New York in a private car which cee noth- “Hie don't In |a square deal by policemen, ushers and spectators , he was doing 10 years this time the car will be at to a passenger train. xs The champion of the greatly interested In” the of the case of Harry Boxing Commission. The case stands now the promised to hand down ac . on the Ist of Octobér. “Teg decides that Dempsey niust ae Wills before he fights Fire on it is going to cause® a great eat « confusion amongst the mis gals that is going te be at ¢ Grounds tomorrow all half to pretend Ike @ “oe there and didn’t see. he else we are libel to be held ie aun tempt of ccurt. tor Another thing that, arf confusion is the | sey and Ftrpo aints yer seen | other and unless they weigh in at the ‘8 tam they | wont never see eat climb into the rifig.e. “ Chance for | Dempsey wont know fighter is Firpo and vice til Joe Humphreys intro In fact if Joe should f troduce them Firpo is as not to swing for his é thinking’ he is Dempsey,’ makes the situation aH ¥ is that both men is b * . plexion and black of hair ar will probably be wearing f size gloves and yesterdaya whiskers. They’s just ves that Dempsey can identifig) by his bath robe, but 2 ie gentine should happen into the arena that pf nt red sweater instead ofal heavens knows what will bape The betting out in @ a remains at even money with sey a. slight favorite. In 4 words, my son Bil] een even on Dempsey, his mur the Firpo end. pat ea two cents even on F . er Jim being on the & “I can't lose more cents anyway “it comes , Bill. ye eek bars BOXER To TRAIN WITH NEBRASKA GRID SQUAD SIOUX CITY, 13.—W. H. (“Big’’) Munn, City, 270- pounder and hole. said gest fighter, of some day heavyweight has gone to .for a month with | versity football team. Sept. Sioux to be the world’s big- and who holds hopes contesting for the championship title, Lincoln, Neb., to train the Nebraska Uni- He will also who Was boxing instructor at the uni- versity last year. Munn hopes to knock off about 29 pounds during his football prac- tice and other strenuous exercise to be undertaken. He was formerly a football player Nebraska. Eugene Melady (Omaha). Munn s manager, plans to match Munn with some heavr- weight in Sloux City about Octo- ber LS at Six feet six inches in| i figure SIX SAN ANTONIO STA SOLD TO MAJOF Special to thé Post-Dispatch. SAN ANTONIO, -Texs Six San Antonio Texas | players been sold league clubs, according te by President Harry Beni | now in the East. Moke sidered the fastest out! circuit»> goes to the De while the other five p 'purchased by the Boston ‘ike Boone. who leags League in hitting and | broken two league records @ }son. hitting in 35 conse ative | jand exceeding the total thits recorded by Sunita will report to Boston at ,the Texas League season. Phil Todt. infielders Gross, piteher Marshall will) | Bostam next spring. Cast in the deal. have F% ‘ =. £ ent than the other three players thus/ onderful! ! Fragrant! ~ It Certainly Is! _ From a Special Corresp | PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 13.—B in the first game of the eq here today. He drew ag gouthpa®. play-»> -pla y @ follows. FIRST INNING. OWNS—Gerber flied to Miller. j also flied to Miller. Dyk out Williams. age nee NS. a cs—Gerber threw outi Sev erkins was called out on | coe Hale doubled to left field. suser fied to Williams..NO RUNS. SECOND INNING. S—Jacobson’s fly in right ee tor three bases. McManus to right center. Jacobson Collins sacrificed, Hale to Ezzell hit to Dykes and Mc- was run down, Dykes to Per. to Hale to Perkins, a tak- second. Schliebner flied to ich ONE RUN. ‘ATHLETICS—Miller flied to Wil- Welch popped to Ezzell. Ger- brew out Galloway. NO RUNS. THIRD INNING.. ‘BROWNS—Dy kes threw out Dan- Gerber flied to Welch. Tobin to Miller. NO RUNS. WHELTICS—Drkes flied to Wil ms. McManus threw out Heimach, Perkins doubled Hal | si. the account of se Siker walked. me center. scoring Walker. ONE RUN. FOURTH INNING. BROWNS—Williams beat out @ to Hauser. Jacobson forced Wir Galloway to Dykes. McMant mped to Hall. Collins filed sich. NO RUNS. ATHLETICS—Hauser beat out @ to Schliebner: Miller doubled te sending Hauser to third. Welch to Willlams, Hauser holding rd. Galloway lined to Ezzell, who ped on third, doubling Hauser. » RUNS FIFTH INNING. BROWNS—Ezze!! flied to Miller. hleibner fouled to Perkins. Dan- fanned. NO RUNS. ATHLETICS—Dykes filed to Ja bson. Heilmach singled toe alker popped to Gerber. H ch was caught off first, Danforth Schifebner. NO RUNS. SIXTH INNING. RROWNS—Gerber lined to Hale, obin singled to right. Williams ito Welch. Jacobson popped te kes. NO RUNS. THLETICS—Perkins fouled te i. Hale tried to bunt and pped ot Danforth. Hauser lined ‘Tobin. NO RUNS SEVENTH INNING. ROWNS—Galloway threw out hus. Collinge flied to Walker. | flied to Walker. NO RUNS, | IHLETICS—Miller bunted and | thrown out by BEzzell. Welch to Schiiebner back of first. ay doubled to right. Dykes! . NO RINS. GT. HAYES WINNER | IN LEACH CUP’ — the Associated —— Py PERRY. , Sept. 13. @ perfect etl s over each the 808, and 1000-yard slow fire rar | E. Hayes, Portland, Ore., guard. won the Leech Cup National Rifle Association | “ete yesterday. The navy wee won by Fireman L. C. while the infantry team to the United States in- nal the . ey yes’ pcore was 105 plus nine C. Barnes, coast ar Mery corps, had 1064 for ne - Gordon had a score of $4 ‘ possible 100 tin the nary match. mond place went to Sergt. B. Clary, / 8. Marines. with @ score of be _ L. C. Carter of the Marinet aleo had a $2 was outranked and was placed over several who had scores of 93. infantry team with @ points, head a ma ‘s over its next com tte, b the Osegon national guard team. United States Engineers landed be Nationa} Rifle Association rapid fire match. in which 18 Miten” decided. went to Lieut. R. Watson, United States try, Philippine Islands, with POSsiblies of fifty each. Cor Dy be const artillery, was — and civ) eaten bles of lan R. , Ste third. Ther hed twe fifty each plus 49. 3 ———- Dd -- — a Associated - -E. Wash... ‘Sept. 18.—T Pecific Coant featherwel ™ and Danray Lyon of 1% fought @ six-rouné night. be Denese Miemniiiadl = PPotessional boxere and pay a license fee of 86 Wess aan

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—___ ST.LOUIS POST-pISparry . leon, Firp ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH the Big Idea Is to Stay A wake : P &pyrus Will Not | RICHMOND CLUB CLAIMS Polic Title Bout Be Bought Before, ,,.“!RGINIA LEAGUE FLAG 9 a ae ea, es NATIONA L LEAGUE. cer. | Anderson in U. S. eee ee — e Confiscate the Associated Press, ] A RICHMOND. yp Sept. 13. H. | | he Sane In Gonal Race) o.cjon on? Si, Sve. 13.1 an ; Win Tose . 'Mound City Fi ht F Fi d terna on ace Dawson, Owner of the Richmond club : uD WwW. L. Pct. Today. Today | & 1g ans In | 1 Of the Virgini- T ; New York +++ 08 '62 1623 ae .619 e ] e vent Scalpers’ Prices Prevaili | | iy OE ete ee. a Pittsburg ||" 70 55 1590 1593 ‘5a | a ' Belmont Mak Announ LL Arey HY. roday for @ con-| Coneinaatl vesete. Oe 556). Ban .677 | ‘ for Seats. F P es LZ ee ference with -— Farrell,’ secre. at / , icago __ reeeda 68 . 890 O87 529 ° ‘ ’ ——~s Our tarters i el for tary of the Nat} Mal Associat{ = |p ARDINALS --O'-O8. .611 .518 . 007 Californian Goes Into Semi- | Tr S - Professional! Baseba}i Clubs ‘tegadar! Vork 2 Lonnie: ta | -459 493. 485 | finals Res ‘ a (From a Starr Correspondent of the rial Race aturday. ine the pennant Winner of the Vir. ( lo Keep | ' poiledelphia ‘*-44 88 1333 _ 338 831 | as ult of His Straight | Post-Dispatch Sinta League. The Richmond club cg idseooe tt eee -44 89 33] 336 308 Set , : : laid claim th the pennant in a for | NEW ‘ a » - , ! : 7 “ } o mal | é \“ YORK. Se t 13. —~Six , Over the Key. : | AMERICAN LEAGUE Victory. | NEW YORK, Sept. 13.— Unde- By Leased Wire From the New York notice filed yesterday with yw. S./ were arrested in : Duane seeans k ese ate +. | terred by reports that it was Possi- = of the Post- tch. | Moye. President of the Circuit, on the Print shop yesterday and police con - Speed. | ene a VW. f. Pot. tToylD alow | PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 13.—wil-|ble to get a ringside Seat—52 rows Belmont pp ns he samust | round eat “ oe foe (0 Play | fiscated $xo 000 worth of counter lu . , To ‘ » Chairman A e€ gam t : . esse aataae ne ok One |New Yor, i. eee re > — | iam Johnstor of San Francisco, two- {from 4nhe ringside—for as little a5 /Club, dented emphatically sa "ett ites ms the ‘gelaeens. cersburg than teit tickets for the Dempsey-Firpo ‘ | . ; | Cleveland 71 67 aS 58 5650 | time Winner of the nationa) singles $765, Mound City sportsmen began ‘mont Park yesterday that any Amer. i The Wilson Club hosed out the le. title match tomorrow night. Som: li From a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch, meni Sr iene i hae aun ting mio the semi-finals their invasion of New York to view |ican or “ny Syndicate of Americans | -— ~My ame at Pearsin but be “ys meme me. tion. tt had | | BPE , a ae --OS @2 -.531. -516 508! ay, defeatin Frank T. An . , '@ second game at Petergbur een put in ¢ rculation. , * 9 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13. Dave Danforth Was Manager Ayct; '8 | Washington |“ ¢> © Eire che I ht. of Net en * derson the slaughter of mr Firpo, or of the ad considered Or was I er-renteabese.| ¢ Ore 5, which the Ric) a ot e , ~ a first game of th a g UStin’s | V ‘a5 NL! | ORE {ach lot Nod York in straight sets, §8—g¢. |. Purchase of Papyrus before the | sichmond clu ‘| Were charged with acting ji end of my haya trains fon in the first game o © series between the Browns and the Chicago Seen we Aa aaa -446 | 6—1, 7s reputations of all the boxing critics Tunning of the internationa) race on pw bey. which the league *tatistician in printing and distributin x ‘ . ‘ : . - = ‘ lac bhi 7 ea 2 > ‘ oo | ; . . ! ec ec ‘as , i4 4 friends ang admires thapld pics here:today. He drey #8 an opponent Freddy Heimach. also Prssrsin, ia pts 7 nt poe ‘30, |... ANderson Save “Little Bill” some |in the metropolitan, districts. | Oct. 20. He said® thrown out the locate wom eaule, I sy hile © the riche On the eve of battle and'de 3 southpaw. | — Pe ie | trouble with his service imthe open. Matt Sofka. matchmaker for the | “The race had its Origin in 4« Pennant by a margin of three points. porenage a tar catigation was ef . SSS ae ! ‘ing se . ig . Shree-vear dis ‘ussion amon nen: | ——_——_—_—_ ~ = ~ way by District Attorney nig} Ovidea T . . play-by-play account of the’ BRown: ’ 8 set, but Johnston Pushed the/ ap, elica Athletic Club of St. Louis =e aang, & | ENt provided ] “I give 4 §4 play-by-p —- | WNS Al PH Tomorrow’s Schedule. | Easterner’s backhand and w ’ " Louis ers Of the Jockey Club to bring a . se | Bto charges that a batch of tickets brs ume follows. i | wen ON tus so fearful that he would miss : thought to that end. The large purse for t) : ] —- FIRST INNING. 0 | 0 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL, LEAGUE. | Andersgn’s Wildness. Little Bill's ie . ndout some fixture of “nternationai | wag necessary to justify the risk | nad eae fight baving @ box value © ing 10 vears ago, Only | S—Gerber flied to Miller ip IDE Philadelphia at st Louis forehand smashes told in the second { the, $75 seats that he and F Frankie importance and the proposed Mmeet- | which Irish must take in sending | 27-5¢ had peen sold for $77.60 and he Car Will be attached ar BROWN fli d to Miller Dykes | HILADELPHI, Pro®k lyn at Pittsburg. Set. Which he swung through with the Wefss, driving their way, spent 2 | ing between the best 3*year-olds of Such a Valuabie horse across the At. that many other Single tickets had ber trai viagamobin also flie yrs IE. 5 j New York at Chicago. hours at the whee! on the last lap | the two countries took form largely ] bet % een gold at proportionately in. eer train. e ‘out Williams. ,.NO RUNS. | 0 0 0 0 Boston at Cin ss loss of but one same. ot the trip and bowled into this burg because of the Sportsmanship f fone ene “creased Prices o i oe ~*ncinnat; , om, | , ‘ Ye Announcement was m -|~ - M Dion ATHLETICS—Gerber threw oy Se tere Pues 7 AMERICAN LEAGUE __, Anderson rallied and sent the ‘con-| time to see them rub the slate and | Ben Irish, who owns Papyrus. ‘mont Park yesterday a ~e pre Tex Rickard, Promoter Perkins was called out on ; a | “cluding set to deuce twice, but lost } ie a , fae tne Sor er. ) Browns at Philadelph ‘ang up a new price f make this denial of any effort ] , bout, declared [WO separat doubled to left field | e atting Order ae when Johnston broke through his pe PS horses ha © been named for a at Willia NO RUNS. |,..2ROWNs— PHILADETp cmaclt et Washington service and then won his own ¢ “eo Heyman, who tried 50 Put on | ©O buy the horse ‘before the race of | the National tria} sweepstakes at/ tempts to put Counterfeit tickets on to k INNING statis "| Pepper se. Walkerjip so hae Chicago at New York so iad ‘ oF the Firpo-Tom Cowler fight in st. j My Personal %nowledge. Moreover, 'one mile and a half on Saturday | the market had been discove SECOND INNING. eae rite. ve Perkins c. ‘-eveland at Boston. same Louis, and was getting along fa-|"O American lives who would be so 'Zev, My Own. Vigil, Rialto. 1 tidy | Sides the Duane street plant g Jacobson's fly ht | Willams 1; Hale 3p ——_ Scores: First set | u ' ; | & + Untidy | : cision aR) “ BROWNS— acobson’s fly in rig "| Jacobson cf, Ratese i . “oh rigs ‘Mously until Goy. Hyde developed a | asportsmanilike 45 tO even think of and Dot. another Shop had been raid Pf October. fr the"judgeg aan geod for three bases. McManus J, cannus 2b er ef, U S Pp ] T. monnaten ..-: 44a ook 464 » #9 448) Knockout wallop, drove up to Madi. |$uch a@ thing |, rhe chances appear to be aaginst | pies confiscated before : Dempsey MUSt fichtale z to right center, Jacobson BE zzet! ay, Gallows, se e iWJe Oo Oo eam Anderson 1 ROG, 416. 098 Gia 20-6 | son Square Garden ticket offices late | In this yd there are always | Zev and My Own Starting, which | counterfetters “ea ; Collins sacrificed, Hale to I Dargebner 14 D+ kes oD Ss t .. Secon Be: l yesterday afternoon with Charley those who delight in imputing wrong ly ould rob ' . rk } “an torth p. Heimach p. : Toh » ” ‘ez : ‘> | Motives 7 ies down, Treant Me. |Dotrme | Rakses, Defeats Britons seston at dean | Same, who never misscn Geer : me Th. ee ae HOLL ‘nnee, nd Holmes alt : , ’ ke ~ ;Attendance—ogoy !*-,Dinneen a Anderson ..__ MONgst the 4, was run down, Dykes to Per ee 000, Boing to be at to Hale to Perkins, Evzell a. SS a Morrow night We wil f second. Sreeebner filed Onn, oe Pretend like we : ONE RUN. didn't see . This race Was not ‘ . —o which is champion ath Ray - “ted i | Gleason, East St. Louis fans, and ; holding Boston—Howe. Ferguson nd Picinich © » : z Pies. ew od pies aoe pgs of | Dave Murphy, Tom Kearney’s part. ; : black of hair and both Sif Galloway lined to Ezzell, who | —— 9 SO LOR arguable Maj. A. fT. Wilson, the American | Philadelphia have been chosen ~aP~ | ner 2 ; ae es . oil Ped on third. do lin No. me the a a t) sn (tains of (he rhea] teams. The West. | ) . ly be Wearing the Same*® : Ms ubli & Hauser AMERICAN LEAGUE. cae a he oe Of the ec n- | erners wi]} have Clarence eo Griffin, | Later arrivals from St. Louis were | and yesterday's set of * 7 © vies INNING 1231842 ae as er R. HE. parry + ? & reiite “7 the American Robert and Howard Kinsav of San | Isaac Hedges, Abe Slupsky and Mar. They's just a chane 4 AANING, "i S28 ‘ ; - and get ng into every Play. *rancisco, Harvevw Sn \deracc Of Los !tin Abraham. ey ean identity Firpe 71a BROWNS—nzze}) flied to Miller. CINCINNATI AT CHIC AGO Seer ie eee Angeles amo} g others. a8 available | : robe but if the Ar- ‘Sip , bner fouled to Perkins. Dan- ] 0 j Bite ane Oe Material. j , by 9 ) ; wid happen to. stroty ameeth fanned. No RUNS. ! oa that night with a! TAMATHLETICS—pyieg fied to Ja-| CHICAGO instead of Reservations at the Bi! 4 bathrobe, “#¢@mm>80n. Heimach singled to tmore were | . . wert ; Cl. Te Eastern contingen Probably | made ge Louis M. Steinberg, the Racing Results | Will be selected from Willian) T. Til. | Somer; J. left. 0 0 SP ae SPN A, “— WS What wil] happen, °™ popped to Gerber. Hei- & out in Great Neck “oam@ch was caught of first, J. Olian, merchant, and ° .' den, Vincent Richards. Francis T,‘ William F. Fahey, attorney. | weone } f Se etter ] . Sh eo ~~ | Hunter. Watson MM. Washburn. Carl Other St. Louisans are expected | Danforth Batteries Cincinna: monn A 17> de and Bae. | Belmont Results. Fischer and Wallace F’. Johnston. on trains today and tomorrow. | . ras _ | Brave. Chicago—Aldridge and O' Fant): '¢ DL IRST RACK 3-¥ear-olde and yy purse | LL —.-........———_— — & te 5. necond: Cape Clear | a a es vide! Singled to right. Williams oo (Babin). 3 to 5 third. Time—1:19 1-5, | PS@Y, his nurse taking : d to Wel | 4004 Time. Skyline. Fuze. Mount Hope @Dan | | eich. Jacobson Popped to Bolling. Rekab, Copy att’, :) we | qd. Biy has also bet aw RUNS alee oe “% Copyright ang Glen Livit | ‘ - 1©0n Firpo, hig broth- Ta ETICS—Pert:j 1 foul | = SBURG SECOND RACE The pra, handicap ® fe ° ON the Dempsey end. . ; Hale tried me vas “ane 1 / olds chase, S10 000 added. for four-) ear. he h 7 d b] | t ) . if P ma it up @bour two lile aT aif | sap more than three | jomprped of Danforth. Hauser lined | Not Much, 130 (Craw ft: rd), 8 to 1 ” nm & ‘ g j a\ ec a OU e I ec ‘t comes out, sayy TMP Tobin. No RUNS. FIRST GAME eee fer. * igrad ond: Barts, M {> ‘owen + | ; A B SEVENTH INNING OR LYN AT PITTRBURG | bhetior tt: Time tS. ae eekadaie | alr ot Crousers r I Se Ee mae r m . | e " = ~ i bl . @t term 4 oudi ‘ UW eer ene ve Pre ‘ : «# to 1. first; Drumbeat, 103, (Smith)’ | ee. : ty Sept. 13 é to Schii ' ber) ~h CYen, second: Lee Adrin, 165 (Thur. ex., Sept. _— a ebner back of first. | . } Der), 2 to l. third Time 1:06. Mitay, ! \ \ i Texne League batte A y doubleq to right. Dykes | Minor League Results. Apology Maroy, Neptune Sacer, Lagoon, | i ) 23 , . . . ee 2 peravating Papa, RB; nt Orange, “x en sold to majorea NO RUNS. | SOUTHERN LEAGUF. | Ta Honey and Without wiaghtt Orang ) Ording to word sent . HAYES WINNER Birmingham 10. Nashville 4 rry Benson. who is Moke Meyers, con- { also ran. : FOURTH RACE, mares New Orleans 10, “Little Rock 6. | and up IN LEACH CUP SHOOT | Mempnin 3 Mobile 0. | Associated Press i s 7 . three-year-o} >] Se a oe Greenfield’s high standard Dot, 112 (Callahan) 7 +, 20, 2 [to aes Oni hiedisiass ts Phantom. 128 (Sande) 3 to & ‘ ‘Y fames sche uled, Fecond; 4netion, lug (McAtee) ous hira’ St oOutfieldér in the 4 . . ns | Tj ‘36 3.8 lw As ; ran”. Stira the Detroit Tigers AD, ramped, O., Sept. 13.—ya,- TEXAS LEAGUF. p ome 2085. Polly Ane Ate ran. five players were® an Ore OVer each the 800 San Antonio 12. Dallas 7. > Boston Red Sox# Ps 1000-vard slow fire ranges, Fort Worth 4. Galveston 2 Dorval Results. leads the Tesnal * oy ayes, Portland, Ore., Beaumont 5. Shreveport 1. ; and has already” euard, won the - records this sea-? FIRS RACE. Purse $800. 5, Wichita Falls 3-3. consecutive game® RETF tee 20 cre, Extra ) alues af " erent Eyes 110 (gs; ri!ng), $6.90, $3. $)> eo : . D hery pele | _INTERNATIONAT, LEAGUE. | first: Dancer 110 (Aron) $3, $2.85, ‘escst: | A skidding car is an extreme peril, as every sen- ; | © yesterday The navy | Rochester 10 Buffalo 3 Armistice 119 (Jackson), $4.80. third. Time ib! dri kn total number of? Wes won by Fireman wo el ; a ine } 1:14 2-5. Chincoteague, Black Baby. Eva sible ver ows. : rs , tyne While the infantry team | Toronto ‘3, Syracuse 1-4. | Fox, War Fox, Temptress. aWterford also al Summa fast yea” . A | Newark 8-4. Jersey City 4.¢ ran. Hundreds of th of motorists areconvinced ‘ pod Went to the United States in. | : | fon at the end « : Baltimore 16-2. Reading 1-11. | 2 SECOND Racer, Flore, £800. claimtaz, for th t th best such fl ders. Fuller sagas 105 pl PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE | Garret eite fixe 83.70, 250" feet 10° he Gena Warance — — | lers Fulle and es Was 105 plue nine vs. “3 Be 4g EF Imera, ’e@797200 first: Miss t ” chet or eMC. arses "nine ve Son Franctecs 3) Penal, on Bethe Ant PSB aah $s, shee nt aoe ) * on ge " itt co 8, ha s . ; : : . ae, : ek ’ : “orn ae ssi foo" Gordon had ; ment “vig Sacramento 10, Vernon 6. Winfrey Deis’ Omk tnd "Been. a Winter mer “aanEnGE, any weather md dry, the oe we 8M dossibie 100 5, the mhwy inten | © Only games played. | ran. | ee big thick » blocks of this tread —— Place went to § | WESTERN LEAGUE, ton TEP RACES, puree $800. the Domin t firm stip on high surface. Ma a ee: “i vert ¢ j 12-7, Ty) 2-1 4 |} jon Junior Purse for ~-Year ids, flve nd P any way Tines, with @ score of 93. Des Mo an vag ‘sa | & hale furlonge— Fee; Princes 1N0 ifs . 7 Be. C. Capees of the Marings| Oklahoma City 5-10. Omaha 6-0 PTH. $13.30, $4 60° Soo" frst: Drunstick | Clutching, clinging, digging, they drive the car Paleo had 2 93 wae t ked by/ St. Joseph 9. Sioux City 7. 110 (kK mer), $3.10, $9 0, second: 44). | rward full f th heel ~ f CC Wor Mans l CWes § AY | and Was Dia q crtanke / Wichita 18 Denver ° 1:06 4 05 borat, $2.35 third Tim Oo ar distance every turn © cw ; . Céd over Se@Vera < ; _ O 2-5. Ohbrage Attle C1, Impossible | . : . Whihad scores oo"et, | AMEMRTOAN ASSOCIATION. | alos ran. Maprage Li Little Cia mewible against side-slip or skid they set UP a powerfu] U. gs. infantry team with a Milwaukee 4-3, Minneapolis 3.0 esi . wedge-like resistance. of 13,800 DOints, head a margin | St. Paul 11, Kansas Cit, 5 ee ee ee Points over its next competi- | Toledo 4. Indianapolis 1. PAPYRUS’ IN Now made of the , - Se@eril? | | JURIES Uaheg on national Kuvard team. | Columbus 3. [fuisvilie 1. | ) ates Engineers landed | WESTERN ASSOCIATION. ARE NOT SERIOUS | ; Okmulgee 5. Port Smith 1. reign Rifle peociation 200- Finest of fabrics ° . | Tous All-Weather Tread Every neW pattern shown this season isi is tiabeitetag. be | — Goodyear Tires the most economical as i Ardmore 6-7, Springfleld %.92 LONTX IN. Sept. 13... The injuries we ast e safest ment. . a match in which 16 | Enid 7, Joplin 6. which Papyrus suffered th mie * * * » . cided, went to Lieut. | ——____. ' : S i c n e St. ietnon tg aut, | Pt ge, | boner staan seer 8 the 5 es Che new three-by tton ‘wide space Philippine Islands, with Minor League Standings. plenty of time to peri, the: Derby | As Goodyear Service Sia Dealers we sell len of fifty each. Corp. . . SOFTHERN ASSOCTATION. |winner to go to th, United State, and recommend the new G Cords ° ° , » , ° an " , ° - ‘ . . clviltan Ww. Re | Stokes 'N. Or'ns 89 0" Ba Atjanta 71 41 500 | Unt andicapped, ~ccording to an an. with the beveled A "Weather Tread and back COatvs. z new two 7" utton wi e en, third. ‘The. had two! Mobiie. R3 G1 574 Chatona 82 ae 227 | cca en Mars PR wd : ie “eye ; them up with standard Goodyear Service ce | mes of fit;,. es R'm'ham 7° ; ise ; au be } | Rerald, agent for | gus eimont {n 1S ee ee srrangemante, feeymont fe apel coats N single and double. , “ re en imag aes w L. Pot ) Meeting with the best American | Anderson Anto Supply Co. Art B. Mooney Tire Co.. ° san and Lyon Draw. | R’mor 101 ft Re4 Reading 72 7a 48% | three-vear-old. #612 Washington Ay. 4547 Delmar BI. ° i : Masociateg Press. Rare 3 82 BOO Kvracuse 67 SS Sas = B. &@H. G ¢ & Repair Co.. Nieman's Tire & Accessory Co.. f d d | ’ Le Wan Sept. 18.—Touw | Tots ta tie Scie ae 300 | ae Be ee Pine St. : wr ge Ral ey reas e mo C S. ‘ ; - a — ‘ 7 , q . a N re ee c Coast featherweight AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. 24a Gaupment Co We North Marker eee ‘2. 2 Sy aad poet Lar he a1 30" bak Robert Barniol Oo Park Filling Station. ix- 47 HAO M'w'ke 7A. ole. r ae Se gl £43 Monin fa 2a 424 Boyle and Olive Se nats We Floratatt ‘ eittn 7m OF 47 Tra S* .42 ° La'ville. 77 85 Re Ey 48 90 ‘S24 Beverly Rubber Co.. Roever ey Gales oo a Pp Sees ESTEE LEAGUE 3226 B&B. Grand B) #107 Natural Bridge N F. /] di /, ‘l] Must ' , I “ . m ‘4 oaepu se Brow , a otor — Se. r ide b od t Co at aa’ a S182 Pak ave 2850 N. Grand I Ou Cw a AY ay Wi SU} ely OXers an wres "lak c¢ te i “8 ' a“ nes & ae Sigoloff ‘ iar license fee of $5 in | Tiga Rh ai “tha Alte 53 ps Bal OTOP Ma Meter, Car Co.. 1204 Franine Avy. ‘ a » . Chita : ~e. Pontiene .9 OR cA » f ——— = vontingnst! Ante Sappty Ce. “F100 Ane ee interes You. Delor Filling Station. Soulard Tire & Rattery Co. 4 , | Louisiane and. bee. 1700 8. ‘th St. Garfleld . ~ “ South Side Garage Co.. 1999 x ‘Kine Hiphens 5) 7339 8 Grand B!. Don 't & d 0) Bill ] Gerinner Auto St 00d Uver Bills! | ply Co.. "800 Sidney St. Come to the Citizens We'll Help You Out! With thie institution Sou can spread your payments over a | ~-Pa Vin Z , Standard Tire Ca.. "855 Washington Avy. Gorman Bros.. Star Square Auto Supply Ce.., 3919 Washington Ay 4127 Locust St. Grieecdieck Tire & Supply Co.. 1426 s Grand Bl. * iat fi meaBenAens Apts, Reoaie co. ko || | “en. Ae Nevarvice “a. ar ne . site: Morena’, Trmek St. swe Co. vere Hs 2 Batters | monthly plenty of ; ’ ¥ enabling you ta Settle with your creditors. And - it. -k S your credi; B00d, Don's fep brood Over Dilis, help YOU pay them. let wus AY. | Olive at Eighth : a @ GD EYE AR ‘wun eu ea ae ~TTUTCTINAAAAEAAENAAAAANAI TTT COURLELETARUU igen sieiee On 7 5; ano cnasrent ae Prete] SPeaceiiall canna LLL LTT

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— ge eh a The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SErTEMEER if 26 0«S ST. LOU'S _POST-DISPATCH - : of the reserve officers of “It must be remembered that this: willing t epare for 4d “ , | ciation | : g to prepa r defense are a | " . ADVERTISEMENT | their place in the scheme and their is an economic, voluntary offer, a most alive to their civic duties. Such ae | eagerness to keep themselves fit and | citizen army composed of men who/ian organization will make for good : Aue 2 | able to shoulder responsibilities that fully appreciate their obligations. citizenship and is in reality an im- eS 4 CALOMEL VATION would be theirs in wartime. ‘Without doubt the men who are | portant move for peace.” Bl k I > ee: 3 \ ACK MAR NAUSEA AND DANGER: cw ARMY “eae @ 4 Rit BONDS IR seogwecccrsce UMN Chicago and Return o WW ‘Calotabs.” : : . - | _, Te, triumph of scientite pharmacy General, on 63d Birthday, | | $ i © ¢ §§m Short Selling and Profit- pair ata Cenmh on 6d Biter Only 1 200 Only | Positively the only polish) “= c= m= wef of fall medicines" 'ee™s fenge as Worked Out Un- . ty; tee or clas . ified and refined from those objection- der the Act of 1920. ) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th that will 5 1fmic QO1 y QO} da t i Exchange . : IA ae Lop Seago Meee oF ; wats we ate re 1g 7 “ och Aye > Q Sindee Shean: Rie ost Oh * sgn rhe SAMA “cc ememes repented Eyre) -eatbieg BRE Be “a pale iayes + ae cerulh ee 2) ar: ememepnn ey — NLR reer ee imedione RO PR Re TE cad * b serine +e ee. oe seit meres Po Sy Lensed Wire from the \ew limited its use. r " Pp Asseciated Press. a ants of the Peel S OCS es Oo 1Sagi Ce 18 Li NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—Tt Bek, ning Post tn its copyrighted ¥ In biliousness, constipation and in-| By the ciates * . 18 —John | " ‘digestion, and in a great variety of WASHINGTON, Sept. a te liver, stomach and kidney troubles, / Pershing celebrated today hi | : calomel was the most successful rem- sixty-third birthday. He oases at , : | cial review today, says edv. but its use was often neglected | last year of active service in ¢t e| ‘hy “Reaction still prevailed Oe ten ‘chehenlng qualities rmy to which his life has been de- = 3B & 7S stock Exchange today, three — ee: | sustained bursts of sell'a ' age ‘ list showing many ie On sceeoun’t Now it is the easiest and most pleas-/ voted at his desk . olga irk 1 . Ts ; ea aa Stat artment here, perform! ri- ; ec: : f£ . of — . — a Wp — a duties of eb Secretary of (Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway) : ated and two points Sort Tao OM tHe Tongue ar Heatime WwW: a r General of the armies and . . . oi . ° ae . professionals Was plainty e No | War. General Tickets good on all trains in free reclining chair cars and in parlor and sleeping cars Oo | : ny. protessionals was piainiy | . fs volume of liquidation from . nolders who wished to preseryv swallow of water—that’s al! i“hief of Staff. . . - upon payment of customary charge. Return limit 15 days. . EE | : ‘ ee ‘ts accumulated in the Aug re re Lo Saeed, BO SMe. | A year from today, which also is Trains leave St. Louis daily at 8:55 a. m., 9:35 p. m. and 11:57 p. m., arriving in down- "OOS EN a oe nr who were scared by ill-f A good night’s sieep and the next ra dro you are feeling fine, with a the os pelle glPig ego dens : the battle 0 st. + i a 5 7 s pm ~ town Chicago (Dearborn Station) at 4:30 p. m., 6:55 a. m. and 7:40 a. m., respectively. ; “amors of liquidation by large +9 ests. The market. tn other clean liver and a big appetite. Eat . S °P! commanded the American army’ cal 4 , i, r having become rather «tele what vou please. No danger. - Genuine Calotabs are sold only in ny, then in its first great drive ; . " | Tickets, reservations and full infermatioa at : % «showing little disposition to ri trade-marked packages. price ten! against the German — in Amgen ‘ irtv-fire will pass automatically to tne re-| ) ; | J ; ee oe. eee : | ' 322 North Broadway, Phone Olive 7200, or Union Station Wiis oF Has the largest sale in America a a oat bm feverce motte i ~? Mie ie aad eer a ees Sa ee le RE a0 ee Ee she oe PES . ra? , = . able qualitics which have heretofore . — i i BO ee a S » : d S Fae ‘chs cap S yoy met af @ tet. te ae ele PO od Wy , aed , PR oe ER PENNS RRP te Ga nt commas: rota, we amy ee . tape Ae pa » ay 3 ‘ : * x cet “ hy oe on " ALGAE PE A EO LR BET ee Ne) . mn ~~ ae eee ee QO Ae IN i NR REE RN RE RA IS SN A tat a att spnPrnenth who — ek ; f } tured list. | SUiieahes thet you will bo ther-| Discusses New U. S. Army. J. R. A. ZIEGENFUSS, General Agent, Passenger Department ish traders. The natural re such a process will be. of com a guarantee that rou will be thor- ; : avehiv delighted with Calotabs. Before the General's desk stands 531 Pierce Building, 112 N. Fourth St., St. Louis - nethen the technical posit ° 9 great map of som — ee , Buffalo, N.Y. — ; peer ine caaieneil covered with markings showing tHe | a j = “a ADVERTISEMENT distributicn and organization of the | | - 4 Ee ey eee eevee new army of the United States that | RP oo cana ete per’eent- aan peers 2_ # ternoon after having opened . has been created out of the lessons; Cl S fl OmaCc ‘learned through the struggle in mento gd we the S - Ps. a = ' oper cent. France. In it stand the markers t iets* : . % fd 2s o * *- | a Exehange Market Irre that indicate the division and the fe ao & hae Meee OS a ae # “& more orderly condition ep ee ee oT * ee ogrent in. the foreign exchar iS ket. the quieting known of t . + ters of the regular army, the Na- : te | gi ~* .. * ne i : aa _ oe rr ete Be : ‘a Ses B: vious day being continued. C s i 3 were still, however, trregul “a J > nr a ern 7 panuine el ian hee ee ie en eee - 1 Paha te at ee Nem + ertghe eek erga amo onal Guard and the organized re- ! =a Bie serves. And it was to these that ae ins me 7 >» Create Gas. Sourness and Pain Gen. Pershing’s eyes turned in cast- ar Sty rs wae? ‘¥ 3 ' coat Mae batho parched How to Treat. ing up the account of the years that _ tH. ° “J Ned i ES Pa 7 ts Sa eietithes was generally eee a : tare behind him. It is to these he will | oS Be te ' : bs eos P air ree: ‘Sterling lost half a i rece See chek nea? look a year from today, in all proba- | er | fer Mee — &. an $4.54 and French francs were dle, indigestion, sourness. burning. gas: bility his jast of active service under | a ” - “Fe, ar, J ) Jag. , bi points at 5.74% cents. it bloating, nausea, ete. sre due to an eX- the flag, because he steps aside that | Mase: - be PF wee at acgtonge = | & os mednwnie Seven She and akin com welerve te ne or a, other men may carry forward the; - rae fore gee MO Ne Re 5. Or as 24 ec. ee men brovetiod Ammann a Nees ogy he tell EF ol Heel eb; 5 Sk ok . Poe -hanges prevailed among the iin is frritated. digestion is delayed “Is the army plan worked out in >? + ped ae 3 vies of the former neutrals. } and food sours. causing the disagreeabie Prete. . ° oo . a> ‘ & . en sponse tp the reports )® symptoms which every stomach sufferer the National Defense act of 1920 a . . | - ae : See pak | Barcelona, Spanish pesetas bi — oe success?” Gen. Pershing was asked. | | ot Oe a pee ee” , Co ae points tp 13.28 cents; in t “Yes, I can say of my own know!l- | Pees $e x se wi a oS Se ee. Se ag. — - | trading they ralifed to 13.33 : : ee ty Oe ee ° $2 4 German marks were slightly pape trace 2. Y at 1.05 cents to the million. Artificial) digestents are not » a in euch casesand may do real harm. Try edge that it is. This year your sum- laving aside all digestive aids and in- . xy stead get from any @Gruggiet ai few mer training camps have been the Wheat ts Lew eunces of Bisurated Magnesia and take best we have had. I know that for - .* } t wn “th * teaspoonful in a quarter glass of va visit arlv all of them. It "2 . Ry 2 pices». “ ght after eating. This sweetens I have visited ne - : on 1g very distinctly recovered its mach, prevente the formation of has been a splendid response, and ¥ - af . prium after yesterday's distu acid. and there ig no sourness, - - . >, ae; } 3 ps or pain Bisurated Magnesia (‘in the continued support of the people os > ae of other) reeent Canadian it matter today, but turned back to the ss Eee eos , "3 “4 oe ” at which have run {a the netgh \ si ! Po ee f 370,000,000 te 490,000,000 'great map to point out again what S ial | |had been @one, what there was still | waite Se o ha De Tiece ea | ” \ ) a’ ‘ gy wheat lost 1% “It is still the same thing,”’ Gen. — be — eet oo . Fereign Bank State New Treatment Smooths Pershing said, “that my predecessor | P . | oa ‘ a em a Fair gized decreases in the Them Away — Like Magic as general of the armies, as George | g ' : reg oo ae oie , of England’s circulation and Washingt 4s! 4 | sociecieneniiabaatia -- _-—— | circa. MS is ‘ liabilities have brought a ashington visioned and urged on | oo fF ; ' | ma ; o oo oe peg ee ‘uaaein mere than 67166 veare| | = —— i x ee =m \ eck : ef nearly! one per cent in the . nes and furrows that forete | Si oe ain . : ~—* ee MO i LE —— E ratio, which now stands at end of youth, For a new treatment ago. Z It is the, machinery by which ; ; : , FPR ees ¥ ses > oe SP ET ee OS ae Ss RN cs. Se RS ee kh Ss ap > a ee tae iat Sh eg Nese Sn Be Se: > seaetanigh 4 ote A 4 ¢ a cent. At the same time the been perfected which banishes & volunteer army can be organized| (*)| 5 ag gsr oie ee eee * er sennannt msbaiediinesiedandeniemeammaiaenmattieaentetetmaee , : of France statement shows ¢ tired line, every laugh or frown mark *" Peace time. There is no danger! | 2 % eee. eS i ee ee ee ee a Government hag been able to —as if by a touch of a magic wand. of militarism in it. These reserve te Sete : a abe eres . > 2 oe 100.900,00) francs on sccount This new discovery iscalied Domine Wrinkle | °*"Cers and their camps are centers | MR, 3 We TAGS iat, Fi 7 — =. treordinary savenee & os Cream. No tedious maseaging. po painful of patriotic service and will aid, | Pe renee a ne EOS Seat nog | ake. Pee a “ his by oS ae oa. oes vo hte pe oxy Se America in the future in the things | a -ssnanah ede bctalienetcenaiie PG PATE A RE TERT A RRR RRR mee , : \ eee | wintedn pos to around the cream into the wrinkles— remove it in 99 ©f peace as surely as they would | Bes awaken RE EE Le eS ee . ail September.” a results! Evenafter help in war. } ” ee : = pie cemaaer te Ea Why pan Spon mat _ “Weare planning for a test mob!!-. — Zp , a ; P wrinkles when can now get rid of them ization, probably a year from now. : : , eae ; ha . (nr ent mended py What I see as I think of that test er othe PS “0 fe. . | ey - | oreign instantly refunded. Get it today. Sold atafl |'s 2 picture of all these reserve offi- - ——_ ae .s a : NEW YORK. Seer. 12 , and department stores such @8 cers assembled in their headquarters READ AREF ULL their homes, iivVing in their own HERE piensa homes while their company organ- Of E S OF 0 + cR— Cc Y . | O ° ‘aUoh was perfected, the clothin a only * es ee ee ae v : pti collecting money Se aA ooeee 4 Banker and equipment supplied theoubis sale or distribution of the POST.DISPATCH, and cha taint Verified validity inp of theles and ti hem hae a Sengen — premise to shide requirements Vv n peration By @ their own divisional and regimental! ' withsn St Louis carrier delivery limits, including East St. Louis ibali All orders “ - ye onaianeer section " rremioe to shia , a Home Treatment. headquarters nearby. Then the bat-) Belleville, Granite City Venice and Madison in Illinois; and - the POST-DISPATCH Hy a, Pury | . - . = mies as ——————

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THURS EPTEM Bee ¥ * bh 6 z 7 x : fy RECORDED | NEW YORK STOCKS _ "NEW YORK CURB _ | Special to the P tch a m: NUK MARKE | ©p satin nie ane’ re ‘ * . &peciaj to rhe Pont -Bieasteh, , ¥F be Post-Dispatch | F ept. 13.—Sales to 2 DP. m. on the New York Siock Exchange (oday NEW YORK. Sept. 13.—F A ae : | | . ee oh. ¥ . + . bes : ys Ppt. “. O..0OWiIng .§ a! Oris i@i iist of Db ond ¢ a d on 1 . . ‘ 3 ' ~~. . , ~y - : a a ra a - ‘ | were 541.600 shares, compared with 610,400 yesterday. Sales to noon were 485,800. to ana including the close of the marker. Total sales toda. ont oe in ce he New York Sink Exchange lay with prices up w YORK. Sept. 13.——Fellowing is of sales. high at. lowest and seeing a net 9,.114,000 vest ‘ 524.000 a N Of 6 athe ries ‘re de n © New ars Market Following are today's high, low and closing prices for stocks on the Stock Exchange. #60. $14,681.00U a year ago, and $134.407.000 two years ago 9s . ee an | , jots ences an tne nen of & tae ~- ; on \enues saies of which are ‘'h ' “ ‘¢ at tt . ': . ' : ae ee — wee we ort cone F weer | kn a er ee 280,000, against $2,955.91: 5.000 a vear ago. and $2.069.620 000 two years ago 1). and anion of bends repreesnt $1000 face Vales each | o Dividend 41 ee ates. : High. | Low. ‘| Close. ch’ e. Che. STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. | ae BECURIT z x. :. __ ae Low. a _“ lowe. Salen. _SECURI Ri T Y. Pps _ High. Mie * “ ‘ ‘lose Sales BECUR RIT a. as ~ An - . nea iee, SEC + Ki KITY . tiigh iow ‘ low Ssice SPAURID & High. L Low. Clowes. INDUSTRIALS. i= os | GOVERNMENT BONDS. INDUSTRIAL BONDS. RAILROAD BONDS. DOMESTIC BONDS. INDEPENDENT OWA. Week D | iasieasaiitiass re -" —_ ~~ Selected Close Close ” ay’s : rye a8 “3% 4 ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCR é * pb ~~ F eget a To i. el ® qj ' a " — eer re . wy = FEooe da. ag " a yy Fa . ‘debit PPR - a a ae . ge er ee ey OA hie e * wees Oe ee en Allied Pkrs Se wl 61 ul lat lesa lu 's lwl*y, LOL 's + deen Hl ] tit) ~q lua + 4 — . . Mics Panuco WS % : > bbe Prod 4 \ ‘ , $i Mut i «8 Vor low we Securities, Thurs. Wed. . Ago. Ch'ge | ‘gal - ’ ff a 8 saeecd Wire from the New York American Ice 7.. ‘ ua of the Post-Dispatch. bel pg’ ance i - /) pw YORK, Sept. 13.—The Eve- 4 gn 2 ——— - ests. The market, in ther words, Harnsdal] (B).... RF ILIA, mag | »-» DMorris&(*o ee 66 ‘ ‘ss Pub “4. r (Quotations on > aa. o ns eaea Bu.) bv4s! ] , | vonds are in dollars end Slide of & doar. 5 Nat Acine Laeee. Oii 2 * eee 4 z o ' ” i tS ; 100% low, a: lg LOU % 100%, | Savage safitig .... , i : 5 Lu -yee eee Eis. ee ou -_- = ab Ca “>. SA stinw se - - le eile By ee eT 8 mreoceat ss ve ~ =~ ee et et ee, eh, et 8guedeu av? ea . ‘es ‘ons Gas Bal 7 , : ; , ‘‘on# ‘Leatlles S-« v 7s . INDI STIRLALS. lav ia Willlame P ; 3 i's Deere & Co fv ro th Midland Detreit Cttyv : ; cof L>riPio —- ww on we tat © @esde & N un ‘ : Ks Rv@tt Se et ee * ~~ ke - MStl. let rfg 4s Me. PassM St be ee OO SO 7 ond ~ fad . " — de ew OS Het ~ #se > ; , y Y GL H&P Ss SS Gs . a *@: 77 * : deb Se 49% ‘ f ~-? ul B . Saw - , mY. ’ A . Fisber B 6s ce i ’ Yeiena Bg U! nee ete FS hie we -- — C-lReSoeisci:- awe . eT _ “ww pe . - ** = . . Sears: FR toavuCcK... P , Mhell Un vo! “ip , 1d "5 Bordeaux 6s | Simmons 1 wos ~ : | 13 Brazil 8s ‘41° , Simms Pete ...} 7% A "3 Canada oO ‘a8 | Sinclair Vil s ‘anada bs - & Skelly Oli : ‘anada is ors | So Porta Ri 8S ‘~. | ‘anada 5s *1 Spicer Mfg .. o € tand Oll of © ° Stand W.1 of 1 Ss ‘ | | Stand O ef NJpf7/115 44/115 4 116% oe ' + . Sterling Pr 4%17 | 04%) 54 64% — ‘olumbia Glas “” bi. i deh 8S W Spedo M 1v | 85% BL ty Bz by — | ‘openh'n 5448 44. ; 6 " te. *s * 4 do ref ' Stromberg 7 ..., GO%; 64 ‘uba bs “14- ‘49 OL! | Studebaker 10 | 85 Cuba 4448 ‘48 become rather stale, and pernet cen Submarine Boat . /1405 Cuba 5 ng little disposition to rise, nas Beech Nut | Superior Oil . eda : pen put in reverse motion oy bear- ¢ ‘isi | Sweets se. 4 iteand Th , | i Burns Bros A : : . ; » | Lexas Co ; enmark jgh traders. e natural result of Butterick Co ) ‘ex & Guilt 6. 16 Denmark 5 r ——— - — - $s j - > om Med « - -Ssuch a process will be. of cours:;, y Calit 7 = = Tex &@ PacC &O| P itch = _ haayeedeyele the technica] positivoa and (ca) y 6 eae : 4 | Tidewater Oll.. ‘go restore the equilibrium. Bonds do pfd 7. me | en 3% tt ro Cent ath obacc t 3 were Quietly irregular and he .ate end Leather ptd. | cbesem Predia. 3 _ on call money was advanced t> 6%. . ‘handler Mt Cc Tobacco Uro pf 7 | cent and-«six per cent in the af- mp tmeice sae — ee. C+) ¥CaricitaKw Pe eas oe Et — nt oa LAELASEALLIT LS : - = ww at oi Ss Ys on A> on ~apetiesacie~ ces 10345 103% | 103& 103% 104%— 10434 Cm osteitis wv Ze nar’ cr ee = Sr - u~-2 . ; SL he Lah ek Le essere a, oe. 6e¢ . — we fw - ~ - - _ _ ee Or > BO So pe Ot Cr Co Ys Ceeere a SES PTS! _—— = tt beol LIT mis ~ es Boa “1S =2! Oto ie cl ee is Bae Co iL > ww is ‘ e — 3 : TESTS | ~) Ol eRe Om Co —" ~~ ~ ~~) ef = oe & =] ' | | ee Ss ee ee G x ee ¢ “~~ “ el | es | ere oo awe © ort wo Ris & co ore) 2Srnoaar ioe . ee ’ ~ oS Ge O1c8 > FFE fe vs a Ey FE ET ee FF = Ri ef 4s m os ‘ a ; : NY Wau vt 29 ‘4 : ¢ q ” Ife ad on ' ee Bp Telephoue © | Norf & S gn bs °*5 | ema Gol 7 per cent. ‘Columbian ‘ ‘arb ES Hxchange Market Irregular. 'Col G & E 2 as oe oer FF ee we ¢ws & 6 ~Jn3G et i PST wT. ‘3 — ‘s ~Soe a2 we eels fen eo eoacecs w+) be Com ~~) OP Ore * *+ *A more orderly condition was ap- | Col Graph .... parent in the foreign exchange mar- | A S8iq) | 800 & O Ky ~~ j ' a ; , nh Ing , aa ‘ ; } ‘ . tow é ‘ 4 1.400 S « N , 5 A ARP as 88 183 i 18 & Vruguay Ge 46. i : Mit wer ee §: dlbekal a ; aoe fag 3B _ 10.8 © Ohio , it & ....| 68% Brie . ies Es. Ze ees | 45 ATOSF gen 9. Bs! Ss . tte oad * 8 ag I an 10'S W Penn P ‘“. * She 3 ‘ . A eh oes ; SLASF gn -— _1.600 ¥ um _ Am See @. + ee) ee oe : INDUSTRIAL LoL ae ag or SILER edi Aa *e at F935] 00 Vacuum Oil nw. Hay | rockon spam Anaconda Cop 3.! 41%! 40% : v : PA CULLEN © 4083'S : Kn as Pe | «6 it INDEPENDENT OILS. | 10 Divide Extens ~ ; 4 —s a) xeore Om ~ a ay | Gs pew le és + | as ; / oe” corway -- ec °43 cif Panama 5' “ae a 41 Prague 7498 3 Queensland 7, Queensland D Ro de J Bsr * rns ~ a a» On Reale | Gi iS Orth eh Sede OCP 7 ~~ Pe 2 ae Ww. 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Sa ' orm Or > 3 , + - . i) Maas. aes ¥ Ee SFE : ' i Fy 2} 19 A A Chem 7 ha. 41. sind aleilentinaeen 10 Emma Stiver | Baldwin Loco 7 .|121%. 118%! Has | i—3 ' 2 am Cot Oil ~s 707 if 8: & >a, ' ' . 4 Ark Nat Gas ' do pfad 7 1 113 : 2 Am Smelt 1 bs, '47 ‘ 11 R evt 42 23 RT, Be a 3.StrSwt | rs 74? 2 Carib Synd |Batoplias Min , : 14 Am Sme! t 1st 6s re 101% Bes it 1011. i 20 B& ro) a3 r/ Se.” n Bt ‘ oe er | : . 7 ¢ very distinctly recovered its equill- eva oor mi Ce 6. , oj wer ofa new 7 . 25 1164_ 116% 116 i " paca ssa ss brium after yesterday's disturbance. |rreeport, Tex _.. if | 12% —1 (Brit 5 a lst p % 98 05%, " “The Liverpool market made a sharp Gen Asphalt... | 3 ) rally before the close and good sup- Gen Be 0 | 80. \——4 Putte & Efe 2 port was apparent on this side of | ¥en Kiec ‘ e * ca an ne the water during the entire session. ork we | gol ao: | ge ver gel & — Trade buying in thé near months /Gimbel Bros .... 45 | 45_ es! Cer og > Cop 4 Was accompanied by hedge selling |‘oodrich Rubber. 24% ‘ yy 1% i|Chile Cop 2% , , |\Goodyear Tire pfd. 45 . Chino Cop in the more distant futures. In any Gt W Bug pfd cn 106 ‘106 106 iColo F @ BS event, prices moved over a moder- |; = Sais 1 c | Crucible. Sti 4 |Hartman Co 7 .... S S445 a ate range of fluctuation and a late | Hayes Wheel 3...' 38%! 85 | 38%! 1, | De Beers Mine price of 27.45 cents for December | Hendee 17 17% | Dome Mines 'Househo! a P 30%, future left it off only 3 points on the tees | 188, # day. Hudson Motor 3.. ‘ | 25 os | ‘Wheat om the other hand, was| Hupp Motor 1... | ait! —1% Granby a liad adversely affected by a Canadian a O11 4 > Gulf , Ry crop estimate of 471,000,000 bushels: sr 2” | Hydpautte a made by the Statistical Bureau at inland Steel 2? Ottawa. This was much in excess tinspiration C 4 of other recent Canadian estimates, = hae | rts | | which have run in the neighborhood cat Monel = | of 370,000,000 to 490,000,000 bushels. | Intertype 1 .... Kennecott Cop December wheat lost 1% cents at Phe ela l lima Locomotives! $1.03%. Jones Bros 4.. Fereign Bank Statement. Keyser & Co J.. “Fair sized decreases in the Bank astnane tire » of England's circulation and deposit! Lee Rubber liabilities have brought a recovery |lowe's Pee 93°} of nearly one per cent in the reserve Loriiiesé Co. I “ratio, which now stands at. 19 per | Mack Truck 4... "eent. At the same time the Bank | Mackay © pfa i of France statement shows that the|R H Macy & . Mall! ' Government has been able to repay ee eet oe 100.000.0090 francs on account of 6X-/ Maniti Sugar traordinary advances to the State. —. a This ig one-fifth of the amount bor- | yen Rock. rowed last week to meet the ges Martin-Parry oa: he irst © athison Alk which center around t sseueen Alt. \ September. Maxwell Moto: sB : . - ; . 9 ae + ’ F Exch ée Middie St 01.80? i Moon M 3\%t? ..' 24 ee 4 ——% 7 NEW YORK. Sept. 13. ggg tt > , Nat Biscuit 3... : Wickwire Stl. = 5 : : : Ree ed — of oma today in the Foreign | F RAILRO. ADS. ENGLAND. [peer ling {(D) $4.53 ty iC) S4 baie, 60-day bills on banks, $4.6 io} in cent ‘D) demand, (C) Binte. Franc (D) 5.47%. BS 5.76. ’ thal ITALY—Lire (D) “S' ¢ St As e | North American ‘ BELGIUM—Franc | ; 4.76. |Nerth Am pfd 3. —Mark (p> .0 600000. {C) | Nunnally ae > 20 : Der orrin (D). 839.35, «™ 39.40. | Saez Hose ES Sle ievaiSr a : ens cbs 1 08. Owens Bottle M 3 44%) 48 D—Franc (D) 17.78. Pa> Dev Cor.... —PESEXTA (D) wt /Pac Gas - ec 6. = “U0 Eureka Croesus 0 Fortuna Mines “00 Goldfield de’ 110 Geidfield Deep Min 76 Geldfield Flier i160 Gold Road A M . 10 Hardshell 10 HMarmill Div "1 Hill Tem Nevada ” Hollinger . 10 Homestake Ext 70) Independence Lead 40 Jumbo Extens — Ow —- -_ as- w ee ee sue -_ aan —_——_ es ~) a .s = |rat maton > Ot * ‘~~ ee eer ai 40. 8 Ansconas o3. . “i 8 | ‘an Pac db 635 4611: 13 AL @ © Pw gen 4a 7A 71 ‘ ‘71. | 70 Engineers Pe: do 7a '38 ; a . "ac 48 perp OY : +: ty oe i , f f : 4 Glen Rock Oj! Armour&Co_ digs” os BF, ‘ar - & 6s A ath "3 ier CG I? & We Rize *5K . 1 Granada O 1 Atl Fruit c7 c’34 eta @! 22% 4 Chi 1 Sty 8 3? TAP i Re ©ane Qt: ae a 17 Guilt OV * Kerr 13 Barnsda!! Rs "31 - 2s ae, . 7 “‘hicagzo tn ! ta » ie vs oe ‘ se oA Pm. 2 - . (>t vi Kevetone s a Kew: 3 Bell of Pa 5s 42) : f ‘R raz «es ‘. ‘ " . y ” om ‘ee ot 4 | Lirby * ?a, > & | 6O Lone j Beth St ref ds. 42 ’ ; - S > - ict : l ~ "« r*. ae jail rr . , 1.3 " ‘ BOc 60c B0c - Mason . . a nt . nines : . = ~ 40 National ne =Fre? — . en ry - » * -~ = ~ os *9 a» A D> ete Bet ute ties ~ tint oe) ¥ —s « Fe a PE rs FSP } tl ' — ar vS A ’ & (C Ga R 1 . i Lead. Zinc and Copper & a mort Setive | sto om ks dealt in here | 10 Silwer K "42. /101L% : : . i = ae so 2) See eee iyi“ seanmnaaeee MRR, pat Suen 1 20 Sliver Puen Ll Can 8 § Lies 7a’ 42 92% y S ee oe ee eg .- “E> ver _ , a — — — | 10 Stand & Lead Ll Cen Dist Te) 58 '43. #84 | ~ oa i. oes 4° ~ eieont rails’ envi end 3 7 y. err t ‘@is? Meet Ahmeek, : ) ; > | .. So Am Gola é@ P 6 Cent Lea gen 58°25 O74 r 9) o> ( a ; : le ty a in@137 * Sh ~ % @1s ec .| Arcadian 4 a8. : - | 60 Spearhead Gold 14 Cer Ge P crt Sse’ ‘ > 2 . he ae BD de 'Ri =. VS ibs ae 41 50 "t ee _ rou a and! Arizona Com, 1100 Sutherland D 21 Chile Cop 6s ‘32.. fi ! . o a roe ‘ ~ oe a oom a iat - eady. jE & Maine. , : Le. 50 Tech HIlughes ah Cin Gas 53 '58 : 1 * “M&St 19s SO.) 75° 18. +# ) pri ces unc! ange es hioaton —- Sees | Tonopah Divide a ” CM&aStUP « Lia’: SR? ‘ \@7 00 Zine quiet: ake @lu &@ A! ors ®1 Tonopah Extens ‘ { ‘ Ore loorol@is™ ro hrm or Do l-289/SQ0-1-1OCOG|F# OGenw e as sp as rig “ae ~~ o i) 2 309 % i) Tem We wis Or 29 1 Qoemed | BO} -229 ~*~) Sms ~ re @ wor i | ee ~ a >. ai A eo ¢ ope ar # we * ~ o CM Wrd-3 so Nib i — - DiOB~ i" »— i 1 : De G&eE yg ‘47 , ' * MaDI a Se I ae * a LONDON, Sept 13.—Standard copper, | Connor f T ps eeed a + . 10 U 8 Cont new w i onmeswy ont kn 7 , w « ‘BS ; 2 2 apot, £63 2s 6d: futures, £63 l7va 6d Elec- | ( Opper ee ° 2 4; 4 Unity Gold 4 Comp As Bar’ he 2s 100% bc NW bs "3. FPP a, lytic. ot. £68 lds; futures, £69 5s : , 2 >i OS 4 Wenden Copper 2 Consol C Md 5s ‘5. 86%, 86% ~ CNW g i. . a9 fe, 4 Tin, ; YO; fulures, £196 ls 64. Lead 28 st . +. , . 5 Weer End Conse! 5 Consumers P_ 5s 52) 88%) 88% ; Chi Ry Co . : ‘ } é a ; - -- - . | Ry Steel Spe 3 23 60 8s sta ‘30 3Si_ AIS 2S SiPMé As 30. | sland (reel . Lona 107 a Replogie Steel 1 C-Am 8 8s 231 se > a ’ Sta 4158 ‘BR RHF Hig NtTy Bank of Commerce Statement. libby McNeil ib 7% a! Ml. Tet a Rep Iron & Stee, ad . 4 CompT&T Ss ‘37 ob 9" ttab hy ‘ ; con 1: *s® ‘ ‘ ' e 13 —Th . ' Sa bcuneiine | ane (sas eas * , | Rap 1S Ott wee 7 i oe tS =e jas 5s: 7. 864) SA1, | CC&StL d 4448 °3 . hs See nee Fra: ce shows’ thé fcllewine-i Mayfiewer O ror Additional Markets See Next Page o i. ww ~ 29 —y mid 7 -- ~~ — = pal al -~1@) os on | | | hia o2-31'orH ~ i= 4 co Om we ~! URHDi SH hI ODS ee" ener . ~~ aO-@o toh ale Ue ole to — aie LOL ote okt “El OR! “hae — ae > & 0O¢ os * _& - ROI a Prete LI me eis pot 1m abe 7 o- |Seneca Copper...| 8%) 3, / ‘ s 40. '10: 3 : 7 “AISI, gen 58 '93 97%.) 974 ; changes: Gold in \d increased 58.9007, sii. | Blose-Sheffield. Ame, = a - 1s ' 105 %4 10% 5 an i : ’ . ver in hand inct oniadl on Ooof. gates in cir | : ' eC ‘ ¥ .} it : } tr os “ . oe : : culation decreased - > he é 000 lre.s itr) aay fs 7 "31? : a ng Pa 4 }) ' , deposits decreased 8.5.2 000f, genera) depos n Q UsCIP * iw = _ “vnc wee So? _ ~ =e o > - * wtiw 60 % an ; - * ee o ise 5 ™ J Ai its decreased 7 7.682 000f. bills discounted k . . 105. 108 el} HT vt 5s ‘85 QO: 3 | creased 60.536. Ov0f, advances in creseed Dem i. , ie - ‘ . + * :: & 714.000f The State Bank repaid the Pacific k.... 103 & 104 ; ~ la On g : hank 100.000 .000f 99's 99's . ref 68 DS! 4: 38 ¢ —— @—-- Beans and Peas. Choice handpicked Michigan white beans : 5: prime machine-picked. $6 per 100 —., peas. 7c: green split peas, oe * s el | a - — “American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 136th Dividend The regular quarterly dividend of 43% | Two Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents b! | per share will be paid on Monday, “0% | October 15, 1923, to Raphbelcers ~ 16%, record at the close business eon . Thursday. September 20, 1923. H. RLAIR-SMITH, Treasurer. . ~eeocsrs - ~) 0100 OP Gb + 6 Oe on a on DO - « ¢ mS wwe ~) 2230-~) ee be ed ee) wis a of o * | led eee gas ~22909 Pou -m- tt \ i _ ' 10c, yel 6'sc¢ per pound. SRS | » R Goodri h 618 '47..' 9 of 7 my >. > ol oi * lima beans. $9. "California nink Deans 19 Goodvear T ’ 1 ‘ : , “rie ct « o- g 5 *« : A ' ana large white, Rs 75 100 pounds. Call "2°? Goody T 8s , : ‘ fornia blackeye Ru 4 Hershey (hoc Co me reset _ o pS nel ro hoe gee ° ey aed. en heal ara , | te ~1@ soon | *9'29-3 eI S-1C1 Dh OOONWMstoO® ~a -. 2S ys 0” con 4°» pa Ili St dev 4? Int Agr} * co _ > ee] Can, | | oe, 9° | | er eS Deb S F Stes moo ol TTTET TUTTE re) mid Wee Bis-'2BOCOe OID o PPL SSS FEF * ~ + "3% — Bion Di an oe e oon * ~ 7 ~~ amt - = ¢ae >= .«.9 se wu «ji or as Mitt: ee - A -- Pen-Am Penna C and « People’s Gas 6. Phila Co 4. fo 6 pet The Officers and Directors of : | St. Louis ‘Stocks| Bpecial to the Post-Dispat>h. Phi) Morris. ... | , ry ‘ mE SG | hel — > I mee Pe a = Ne 7 2 | do pea. a4 1~Smi« > Ot iow 3} eee 3 ket today. in the aggregate. amounted to = Tork market, for cable transfer pa nyable in} —________ Se ee | ee whares of stock and $4000 bonds. | foreign currencies of the countries ‘ The following is a list of sales made, the, = face F000 1 nt Rap Tr 5 — % | Drices paid and the net changes as com- -- - % CSD-iSE DIO @m-+)s @r ~-) D9 Oe OOS Wri: wt ee a FECES is FPS S # Ps mee ‘- rh + pe ao Oo OS ~jOQ Ot ~ PRET RE: os -_——_ 7 Fa Beedl heedl Lee) wr “I1D-! Dwr’ -) mre eh ie WOU Celio ~2 ao all sitrRen ar; be 2 —" | ds ae ite Country. Rates. | Chica ock Sal pared with the preceding day's sales or last me | go St es ° | Sona ous transactions *increase. — De 7624 Praeear to the Post-Dispatch. jane La = (Fire, Windstorm and Rent Insurance) ' CHICAGO. Sept. 13.—Following is a re-| Net AEC v RITY _ Shares Pr Price. Ch & ge port of teday’s sales, nicn. low and closing | quotation’s at the Chicago Stock Exchange: Kame tron on 2°." | Greenebaum = Cordially Invite the Public Sales. Stock. ~| High. | Low, Exes : Nationa! Bank 280 Armour Leather! of a: 90 | ae bn ae Se i De ee, | beh | tet ein g f Internat Shoe com eee Bs! ike | Bonds = to Inspect the Company's 110 Arm of be pid . eet = «)} i393 ee stv s- Internat Shoe com — ear oor £ q £ eA | Internat Shoe pfd Jets. he Ti] - 37, = NEW HOME OFFICE wt > mee ™, he) SS! Pe lee g ~ 1 OrOrMO-3100 i 76% 2%; #2 | Po sig 33% | a3 12 , Pertess!. ss 29 | 29 5 ; : af 85 : ‘el 2 agner E 30 | ~ pain. . Any “ee ~ . —~ , . &w ; + 70 70 As $1.000 160% au — Best. 12. 1998: Deblis Re Hupp Motor .. | 18%) 28% ss soni Oe ote, oom OM ian 3 te +P ! The yf ee ee Central Insurance Cempany of St. Lewis this year is celebrating the seveytioth ri . ‘ ) a ' ~" ; —~i > ‘. ipal . ; "ao: eT TCH. You will iz 4 individual Senaenta, | $25,000.000; 285 — trick Ad + aa tga 4as lh Ely & Waiker Pasi pen toate com Mi 33 Denominations, $100 - $500 - $1,000 anniversary of ite organization—eseven decades in which it hae served the public well, met its tructions, etc. | ¥ bs 000. n ‘ oa RA — $42 OOo : 200 Inland Sta! 84 34 *“ °Mt, 1139 4 | — % F An nae hg bosag ‘ om. as gic tees 373 obligations honorably grown in fay or and in strength. its history covers the pernod of the great : BE: . . ‘e ~ 7 : - =. ' ] tek ; : . : : . = for, Sept. 19. 1923, + a a Libby-McNeil. 4 ah, |S ; + $ io wr Tag oo. ~ development of tl.» Middle Weet, the extension of railroad transportation and the growth of great | : 2 a sowie. Bee sol ay MeCord Read's” sax tt 38 32 | 42” —-4"% Internationa! Shoe ptd : 1@). cities. It is one of the few survivors of Sg number of companies, meostiy smell ones, R without paying His. 4 17.200.000. making a total of $38, a “oy Went 4 eit oA te rt ; fe ont —2 do com. . vaen \ is 8 =" | which were organized in the cities along the Western waterways, = materia! ge of whoee busi- ae HA) : . . Bent. 3.—Prij were firm on 40 do pfd 8:3 Ys : , ' io%' 10% '— ly Laclede Gas L: pat pt es a , 4 ness in the earlier days was marine insurence on owl = and cargoes. bron mevet of these ' : any. The ver cent rentes. 1.150 Mont Warl. | 11g 118 '— %IN ly « > Werte “ ' ow r ron w the . our acceptance ©? if : Exchange on Lon 100 do “A”. 16% 16% — 1% | Reathataie Bell ofa . 5S 1198, 3d Fleer, S. W. Cor Olive have pessed away, the American Central is oo he c & : s ro se eer ‘a years we os . 18 ventimer. ‘ r cent %>5 Pick & Co . ,| 2 : : 58 ' 58 — 44 | Weener Electric Corp om hehe Oe =~ % | and Sixth Sts. It has been tested by conflagrations. It has just teelf to t constantiy changing eon- w read the -— . | i os francs ae 4 1 &5 uanie Serv.ce raLE. ei. 74 TMi... t"- pon ae -_ mess _* th 3 Phones: Olive 153; Central 214 ditions. It has progressed, and now, at the age of seventy, t officered by men in the prime of weboy : P . : ce . ; ’ i a) aaa ; l . itliec eo sone ba — ° . ° / } ME be, COON, Se 13 —Bar silver, : : rites » ie smenmietdon’ Decrease. soeteeets. || Ge Longines eee: 85% | ST. LOUIS | | life, ripe in experience. full of drive and determined to make its past history, fine es it is, only jistribution of the 1} ie BSN @e, b : :3) eer oan : |: “See ews a” hi preferred stock. Mo-Edison Electric os = , Uee This Coupon *=«2 , a preface te « greater future. rs : : : ' . r if ‘ gd @ com. i ——— —-- : | . 1 Sra vane EG co Siratene G pf Pee eee |. se oe ee | AP terre: . —From the Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin, New York, + ——Sar Giver *°. 319110 Stewart Warner rf Bank of England Statement. DIVIDEND NOTICE . a ee LONDON, Sept. 13.—The weekiy staie- Office of Mississippi Valley Trust Com-— - 61 4 and 70, : Bonds to ‘ s ee ~ 2 ae - B. G. Chapman, Jr.,President D.E. Mensee, Vice President Hareld M. Hess, Seoretary Conrad Reeder, Rey W. Seth, Hoary |. Rinmas, Assistent Seoretaries 5 = Ya 190 Swift & Co rT Sik § BA be Int! 4 Tgee Si . ATA Thompson . iacutailon Be Avoided, 5255 in Car FORK, Sept. 13.—The board of | Me Bt @ me et Stk Association of Amer -CeMted aroma! quarterly mee! ing -eeterday : a peaolution eOvising the trade to ' & Gypsum Law as ee ~ Z — “i ome | 100 Veeta Ratterv asis of euc nforma- roait Matte etal 08, noon ot tam aly | 4 289 Wrigiee, the: wa tained at present Tr war urged Tt ve lon Mfe BR oe eee eeeeeeen rere ‘ment of the Bank of England shows the fo!l- . Pine St = ,lcwing changes Total reserve ‘increased . Fourth ose 4 eer ry + £782, : Ciroularten Gecreased £794.000; of ' bullion decrea £1653: other securities tn- ereased £135. 0; other deposits decreased | & Ate PUT TTTIELICE Le ‘2 507.000: public deposits increased f) 1 pay: | oe 628.000. notes reserve increased £796 ’ ons 923, ot : Gevernment oon ties decreased £2.806, | : of Septem ber | J) ae i ec a hdaimalblie a = 2a we ae -} 414-3 Det re ee rer tS ter tiers fe # " soe“ OS we .D ad. “a ~ Fe eK Owmeis ~I2e2 7:1: 7D eesceeeaqgeseeeee® — we o useaesaeeaar - 24) rn | io -5 ot abe OG 4) DO DW is oo 2 2 ion is —s The pro lon the bank's reserve to ! | bility this week “te 18.06 per cent: last we 7 ~ § ne prs A» acy og 10 850 Veliow Tax iit wae 18.14 per cent. Rate of discount 4 | ; . ,,| 'ee : To a) sales, 67.000 shares per oom ER. Asst { a ee eee eather ct Ole nals a ALE MO te EE atl Ae Ag A OO. «ER Puv-bvrwa re call Set ) os —rg—, oa 1 a 1 ~

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A OG AE A wt Uy aah ag nN tah oe peter we itoring heiene be ah; > ae ; * > — a tapeeece RR ee oniey mpeg me TES "teria in oy RE rave gg lt ~ ” a roe . . — ~~ lea te x cee mer mie peers Sererr wm — * pores oth hd Se EC ast xe RNa APO SAT Ah i id Sa ee tae 7 pao Rae PP 8 aR BO mete ntl sere” ag a A. mere sect Nat nageescanis aga ewe ven tag oink. Thaplligemetentteugiaetar™ satires er Aig aes Pagal gh Sali Pia nad ogee oN te MA Ip ms tie ve = i Saipan wy or Jae: ~ Ne a - = ° . “ - ~ i — “ aad ee Gee NR eS A aise RS SO RCE Pee prem eo ee Se though of were sustained investment issues 4e of Pennsylvania general 4442 and Head- ing general 4%. All such issues, how- ever, were teseions. COTTON PRICES IRREGULAR NE quiet: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1925: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY. MPTPMRER 13. 1922. a eee — ” 30 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = SO TTT eR a —SPECIAL DAILY— |! by a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. United States Steel common, fol- lowingr its 3-point decline Wednes- day, got down below 96, while stocks ef the companies, such as Bettriehem, tutes and Cru- actively sold at level fron th recent independent - o . ’ (sii! . eible were cis several points €1) highe. The weakness in th ated earlier in the week Oi] stocks were pressed The American Petroleum r@ported another average dail) crease in crude oi! production for week. The rail st comfort from aided them in steadiners the, dav. However. tral, which during first eight months of this veat 3,124,649 ears, an increase of b2.5 per cent over the corresponding period of 1921 and in , ~* . ® S.e@eis OFTriLiNn y in last ocks gleaned some small figures which naintaining during York Cen- these what exhibited the Nev the even loaded Wall Street | WHEAT SELLS LOWER News and Comment | ON LOCAL EXCHANG MERCHANTS Sep 13.—Following is the officiel reco : today’s high. low and closing and s close [nm local market and quotats ea from Kansas City) and Of ‘s ~ Last is isacleiitadil aia —-— —-- Low. i‘lose. Yesterday. Hixh. SEPTEWRER WHEAT it? Fr HH *s GR M Fil te 105 1, a 101 6. a 100 *e- *¢ it).5 “s 10] ; uy! 98 “ea WHEAT ee Se -lyb 105 ‘sa "7,-103 104% -T. 100%. b 1:2 * 1 A : 108 ‘4D 110% a 11’. 108%. IU 4-14 110 be! 1495 l4'y 104% - 5b 106 lea, SEPTEMBER CORN, ft) 7 LO.) Oe 104%, } 4 %, 10% *« 1o” ~- Tih . Va’ Va hte ‘ £10 % 108 Www Ki 1, MBER CORN *1.9 per cent over 1922, followed the: st genera] trend downward. The favorable condition of foreign trude as indicated by import and ex- port figures of the Department otf Commerce had little influence) on prices... Imports of merchandise in Auguat fell off $6,276,403 to $270,-' 600,000, while exports rose from $201.764.517 in July tor $313,000,000. kor the first eight months of tins vear imports amounted $° 650.- "00,610 while exports were §$2,561,- H75.2142 These figures represented a gain over the ‘similar period of 1922 of $697.644,558 in imports and $138,- 140,079°%ln exporis In the late ufternoor prices on the Stock Exchange were at their law- te leaders were off 2, 3, 4 and more points from the Wednesday final. United States Steel Studebaker, Corn Products, Ameri can Can and Baldwin Locomotive und several other active industrials ; fO0U i; Deniand was good est fii’ the day and the speculative | | attention COMMON, |! jend May mot only had lost all of their advance. of the--past Iwo weeks, but were un- re the lows cf the week ending vs. der Aug. . ° * _.-The Bond Market. For teday’s almost uniform tion in the bond market there was no eXpianation in the news or trade developments, More resistance to the selling was Shown in the foreign list than where else. About the only weak. isgue here was the Jugo-Slav Ss and the Cuban 5',s8. These Cuban bonds were offered in January at 9%, and the syndicate was only dissolved Wednesday night. Wed- nesday's decline was five points and two more were added today. At to- day's low the yield was a little over 6 per cent. French Government reac- issues were littie changed while Paris, Lyons and, ‘Med 48 and the Department of the Seine [s were especially firm. Im- provemment wus noted in Bolivia 8s selling for about 8h. The fiscal agent for Holivia, the kauitable ‘Trust 4’o., announced that it would receite tenders for » the sink ing fund of Bolivia bonds to the amount of over $60,000 and that in tictohber it ee} further Burin ‘ef. $200,000 would be available. There Was especially heavy sel!- ing of New Haven franc 7s carry- ing them-+ down a point while the New ‘York, West Chester & Hoston 4%e also went lower. (‘hicago & Alton 2448 in which there has been such active speculation under the stimulus of improving earnings, lost ground with the rest. There wer: ot OE i “uA ery Pes iu Western JAbertics were the 3%28 Wednesday. 46. moetiv equaled fleady, ai- thelr low Mractiona! losses such high-grade ae illinois (Central Union Pacific first 4s, ny 1963, well taken at small con- ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE TORK. Mew 15 féewni of tiiuldalion i" ye or tie geri! we itn witty giles ana rontinued Mien Pevth, Meme suuthern hedge fapwrteg ana intial ‘ w pointe ae he eae? Pete med ai . fhe nl VV ticto ber e@illpg off 7 aa January “804. oF AZT te 24) woln lower, WUPING Pea ehecked to jilmeyr. Uheetiledd ehowe hint ke tyygt there Lh a gmeoecderai- repieri ne of Porntracts egidated ionew lines earlier in the Tiverpog! cables said the decline there was ie to tnereaged hedae selling. but reported & 004d undertone owlne to the better trade There “as a re eotton market ) relatively @aav ‘enther im the Was also WEY: ity buvine nttributed to the interests who had recovered and considerable sirenath on covering by October shorts, who appeared to be growing Uneasy over the small suvp!l ies malleable here for delivery on contract Lie iaper solid up to BRO8e. or WH points pet higher, and iaier months showed net ad VA cea of 30 to I2 pointe, with Januarv se}! fey at 27.20¢ Trading was fairly active on th. advance but the market became quieter areund midday, with prices easing off a few pointe under renewed realizing A mere urgent demand from October sho-te seemed to have been supplied on the mid- ‘ay a@dv¥anee and trading was quieter durtng the early afternooth. Prices held aroind °°? 7he-for October and °%7.05¢ for Januaev at % o'clock, to 3 points net or about ] lower, W. YORK Sept. middling, 28 55c + coca New Orleans Spot Cotton. ve ORLEANS. Shor 12 -— Spot cotton quiet Unchanged. Fales on the spot, 4: to arr ve. ©; low middling, "@ Wc ovfddtice. 27 Oe. ae d middling, ba T Receipts, 14310 slock, 4 484 de. eloped 1 Cotton -_— —_ ——— ‘Tiiverpool Cotton HMasier. LIVERPOOL, sepi. 12. Prices faster’ wood middtivne 17 middl 7 2Pd: middtine 1A TH4 Allyn 1 A: gon! ordinary 14.644: 15.34... Baier 7000 heles American. Receiote 1000 bales, no Amert- an Putures close’ firm. September 16.244: October 145.54:. Yecember 15 17: seerT 20 0: March 14.844; Mav 14.00d. July 14. “orion spot | 74:4 fratds low mid ordinary a? a New York Cottor NEW YORK, Sept fiosed bare! steady. ilies cM er = yerember .. Iatuary ’ rr — — ——— TE 13.— : St. Louis Cash Grain. WHEAT. rei winter wheat red \Wnter wheat ; red winter wheat No. & red winter wheat Sample grade red winter whee No. % red garlicky wheat samp.e avrade red garlicky No. 4% smutty wheat No NO i .. $1.15 ” $1.08@1.1% $1.0441.08 Poca $1.08 iy"? wheat Suimipie grade No. 1 dark hard wheat No 4 xed wheat No 5 wheat rr) Inized WHEAT MARKET IS WEAK ON THE CHICAGO BOARD the Post-Dispatch *"AQG0) Rott 14.-—W heat eaktriess todas of buying orders support being from an few reeling way down ‘dhe outside tongs figures of a a Aigeated afte ionga hea raised } to c"utte showed treine orders the immen: side of yaw vhat ir situation § \ is beginning to move in volume eourtry, and hedging wvresture is goin: Minneapolis mark:.!. Minneapolis ‘s in to feel the weight of the Increase heat movement, and milla bid 14 than yestercay., Export trade was to thi othe ‘ a Lie that inte #inine“d spring ® Ne lene © | 28 | | ftandard, HOG PRICES RANGE UP 15. and 1000; — nae a va , Ss , NATIONAL STOCKY ARDS. 1ii.. ept today. estimated: Cattie 4000: hogs, 12.000; sheep. horses and mules. 00. oon CATTLE—Butche! Cows, canners anu © ters, of which a large part of the ruled 15¢ to 2dc higher. few steers here sold about steady, sales cluding natives at $10@ 10.89 Westerns at $4.9006.85. Veal 5 top $1.50. Hest Native steers and yea higher; butcher cows ®5c and cutter cows 25c to . strong, stocker and fee to strong; Western grass steers steady to weak and veal calves $1 higher. Quotations: Native $6 to $12:75 and bulk vearlings, range The calves ad- lings mostly higher; canne) higher: bulls e $12.50 of choice 1516-! average SOU ? lbs it ling steers clas@ at $] Re through hogs, approximately a narrow spread, prices showing very from Wednesday. Sf 130) 5 1 9.25. fo ? ‘ $8.25 down mainivy. sold at weight sOWS $5 t and opened the close offer: generally 10c to vesterday, sales Stags fol the weight qualit eipts af 1000 ‘ after- nesda’ fy ~ 4 l'quotable at eat ; 5 nO. | ; |jabout iower:r. | Mav ! ‘ ' } ' ate (hoppers and plain kinds ; 3 to , ad ‘ to bucks at S°.. and canners at HORSES AND quite active at steady to streng prices, clearance has heen made. was of light volume, better than %00 native horses 400 mules. Southern horses and mules were the best sellers ita + Mt LES—Weel.'s tra a ° and and fat cotton ——m ene day s' ae “Chicago Provisions ||| Turpentine, Flax, Linseed | Dry Goods Market Review. | CH clone. é g to 4 barrels, at $A ICAGO, Sept. 12.—Provision | market 1 inseed oi} 10 tots wae 2 tor polled and ranges follow: Lu pe ‘ : ~~ UL fon siisittet ata sia SAVANNAH. Ga., Sept. 13.—-Turpentine| Close. Lest. firm, Yc; suies, High. (ctob |; September Oetober ifi- * and some! NE sugar ja bsence -' changed. freight, With wae 5 points higher, easy points, net September . 310: receipts, GSO; shiv- -; lirezits, i4; STOCK. 17.408. tesin firm; sal > 1454: receipts. 1818; shipments. 425; stock, *©1106.438 Quote: B to $4.60; K M.,; -1$4.62%%: N, $4.85; W G, $e.10; LARD. _ 11.90c 11. 11.80c¢ ‘\ er ‘feet, a rise of of a foot; 3 of | leans, 2.5 feet, a rise of .g -_—_—o__... 7 into reat, The m.. Bri t of Je James > and our , I——Entered — 13, 1923. at 9:10 a inee Lavelle’. rei dear mother of Mrs Marvy Potee Sant hp | Inte : re tal . Saturda’ Preceding Page i || For Additional Markets | ¥—On Thursda: Sept. 13. ‘RIBS. 9 006 RAMSE is rer B. Rameevy ‘nee Blair) of ye Mare2: beloved wife of Gene hid: Minn.. anes $2.33 1 Sec 0 Oe smell New York Sugar. ‘ . W } ORK, Sept. 13 — The ‘ army jaw vw hic h was said ‘oO be for Cupvpan acco int : inarket was quieter today, and in the The advance to 8.40c by all local refin of fresh business, prices were UMN- seemed to have checked the demand for! Cubas wére quoted at vc cost and granulated to some extent.-although with- | equal to 6.78c for centrifugal. drawals on old orders continue active end the exception of September, which! most refiners are delayed in shipments. e raw sugar futures were | Refined futures Were nonmunn, a ‘reported around $11.50 a | silk brought $10.50, Italian, $10. and China, $10.55. Business was fairly brisk in the cotton goods market, Print cloths, 64x609, were unchanged in price at 10%4c, and 68x72s at le. PILES ‘Ts — New York Coffee. | a NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—Coffee—-Rio. No. DR.C.MA Successor and all Recte! Diseases cured by my Soothing Gentle Methods. Ne Chiereferm. Ne Dunger. Re Hospital. Ne Detention Prom Business. Cal! or Write Today. it will CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.—INVESTIGATE. CONE AND BE CUne TTHEW COE. Rectal : aka avenue. dear mother of Robert Rag - mee ne forneila and T , Mre. G@ H. Nemmerer. in . 4 vear be ; } Saturday. Ser’ ' 1S. 1973. « My - m Peete funeral home. 3025 nue to New St. Marcus Cemet CURED WITHOUT THE kd Srtered into 19°33. a* red husband . father of Mure Ritter, bro* 7 = " Office Hears, 8 te § a1 under midday were 8 to 10) Sugar futures closed easy; approximate prices ' 4 liquidation or realiz-' sales. 19,000 tons; September, 4.88c;: Decem- »» , irk - Low @1 and 10%4c; futures steady; Dec., 8.10c; May, Ue, 7.4 " 4 Hendrick Ritter ef Silas oil take place from Arth iing rong weight, C‘fommier- | embracing : Ez Butter. Eggs, Poultry | POUL- $2. LOUIS BUTLER. EGG 13 Louis ANI? EXCHANGE, Sept. -—S' commission prices to farmers round lots of the ders are uslaiiy quoted bigher?: ERGGS—Freth countr’, candled. 3lc: or- dinary firsts, 20@2&c: cases returned jess. bieTTER— reamery, 40 firsts, packing stock, 30c. CHEESE—Per Northern twine at 26:; singles at 2G%gc; longhorns : ; Ps Guisies at 6c; pri 2c: bri RS —-Liv and country shippers fn: Various articles (msl! extras 38e: ' dozen; dressed squabs, GOc per pound: smal! moderate, the decline In prices offsetting the! Recelpte off. foreign exchange. territory are faliine Wheat Ware agatn under the dollar mark. the being the lowest of the day. Lo ‘| cesh sales were 15,000 bushels wheat. bushels corn and °18,000 I%ec to 1 December #1 $1.08 ', Corn Was AS BeVere The continued cause lignuidation the deferred futures cause of the break in the the fact that the frost ren in any increased buying. early deciine in winter wheat f',t0e oats Wheat closed tember 8D Te: Mev S1.0N8 % The break unexpected tended to Lones in lower. "” to jet Sep- ON $1.03. 1o iv! fs it was unloaded current month rts failed to Vash “torn declined set 0 15 r. 66 By i =~ ( low Gey « . o> ? 4) easior. With other grains, but was of little consequence in 2omn- with the losses experienced In athe: Transferring of hedges and commis: house buying of December were fea- parison lower, September SS.0, Mav 4%ec lower on iiquidation em Stop-ioss onmlers, Packsra Drought a ttle on the break Lard closed i? uve to ra’ *% to Flac lowe —o closed tac to Ww Decenibear 3A tL, Provictons were to lower and ribs | Cash Grain Elsewhere | Spot | thard, $1@ 1.25 %% ; mitted at a CHICAGO, Sept $1.02 %@1.0°%: No. hard, $1.06@1.15: 108; Ne. 3 hard. No. 13.—Wieat, No. 3 red 4 red, OH\e: No I No. 2 hard, $1.084& @ $1.00 @1.03: No. dark No is No. 2 vellow. : : S848, @Rsn lnc: SS, @SeAA Cc: No. 1 white. Ni a rmO ete iover Vere 7 ’ > white. S88, @dle: No. *. €84, @7T2 uc seed. SO@T 75. Pork. nomina! a4." ‘A "> MINNEAPOLIS. M ~ » . cash N 2 north \. +} 8 '5 white, R fare, -. No. ‘ WwOths $\ aa? a Rie 7} . ere: a: Septembe- SI Ma S1.16%\% ()a’ e. 156, AD including 4600 | Mariand Oil Co. Pas«ex ° hens, .t¢ , cx Ss, an uscovv ducks, , gae? to $2 Northern, to higaty high-nat! C) unched crates, $1.75: ROc. N'T—-Home-grown, $1 “Catifornia, in sacka, ° CORN--Se to 10a per PEVPERS—Ifome-growna x. Flomme-grown. %% peck haskets, Soc: 1-4 bu baskets, SOc: trays. Tbe. LETTUCE—-Home-grown, Ic to 15ce erate; Colorads iceberg, 3 to $2.25 crate: New York big Boston, 50c to $1.50. MUSTARD GREENS—Home-grown, °20c to @Ac *r bu box loose OTA TOFES—Home-grown cobblers, $1.80 to 32.10; Ohlo, $1.50 to $1.65 per 100 ibs.: boxed cobbiers SBdc to $1; Ohios, 7S5c io N0c: Red River Ohio, $1.00 to $2; Colorado round White and brown beauty, $2.26; [dahv rruals, $2.15 to $2.25: Missouri cobbliers, ONIONS—Iowa red, per ; D0 . 30c 25c 32 PARSLEY—Home-grown, 15c to dozen bunches. RADISH RS—Home-grown 8dc per bot: white. 1éc. RUTA BAG AS—Northera 100 Ibe. SA LSIFY—Home-grown, bunches. SAUFRKRAIUIT—Kees. $4: haerrele. $7.75: casks. $11. SPIXACH—Home-grown, 40c to 75c per Dox loose. STRING BEANS — Home-grown, 60c toa box. Home-grown, 75¢ per bu box - Tennerree: nancy 75¢c per bu hamper: Tse to nancy nansemond, $1.35 to hampera, white and hall, Toc: Virginia tips, to sacked, 50c 81.35: per doz. 14 barre!s ner hi SQU ASH— a MOTATORS hall, $1.25; Bermuda, home-grown Bermuda, hall. Tbe to $1: red $1.50: Alabama short Porto Rica. 60c: nancy Jersey. 4 ver bl. TOM ATOES—lIlome-grown. 25c to 350c per bu box. "“URNIPS—HBOome-grown. 75c to 90c per hv bax FRUITS ArPLES—Catnoun County bu jonathan, grimes and other varieties, baskets, 75e 10 home-grown, : to $1 bu_ basket Michigan weithy, $1.°5: Idaho Maiden Blush. welthy and Grimes. § $1.25 per bu basket. BANANAS—O%ec to Fc per pound CANTALOU PES—Home-grown Ly loves Sc to 50c; Colerado. $1 to $1.25 for fiat: California casabas. $2.25 to $2.50: hone, dew. B25 h COCOANUTS—S84 50 ver 100 in sacke. ' blac K [per 4-or ’ ‘olings, a. |Garber. $1 to $1.25 er 40° | CRAB APPLES—cCalhoun baskets Sic: tcaho. €1.50 LEMONS—Californisa. § LIMES—Fliorida. $1.40 GRAPI"S—Home-ercs=- Ss 40¢ to 40; Michigan Moores haeket: $80 to $90 per ton. | . ORANGES-~California, $3.50 to $35.50 » County per hy Oe Per x. PEARS—Home-grown, common green. 30c per bu box: Garber. $1 per barrel: Michizan Bartietts, $2.50 to $3 per by tal Misan , PEACHSE—Coloracio elbertas. $1.40 ~.00 per bu basket Tllindia bu basket $1.50 to $2.25: INinois Dutches and unt { ‘ " elbertas, S2 to &9 95 Ma veg wo Ae fg cthertas, &2 to $2.50. ner bu basket — _PLUMS—Homeerown inte red cartetias g 40c per ‘4 bu basketea: damsons. I¢ ‘per Ib.: Michigan. $2 per bu basket ns = to ; ; ‘and bulky | sacked | Produce Elsewhere ‘ co YORK 14,:°8*) -a ies 647 30¢. Cheese gtead: NEW YORK Se eS. aa fowls, 2O@"s Dressed chickens %04?43e CHICAGO. Sent —— Pi weaker on white 0 ks eben eens Mm red stocks: receints 80 cars: tota! United ry a shipments 85°: Minnesota sacked and mh sand iand and red river Qhio's partly érad. ed, SL°5@1.40 cwt.; uneraded $1.10@1 20 ewt.; Minnesota sacked round whites partly araded, $1.80@1.90 cwt.- Wisconain sn ckea a0 ane round white Untted States No. } 20d $2.10 ewt.; mostiv $2.00 cwr - South Dakota end Nebraska sacked earty ‘Oh >” t S. Nv. 1, $1.50@1.354 cw: Calerada Se) * ~——1L,i\'e ©) iit 1°’ Darel) , ‘ roosiers, POuLTR fur. Rica Siigtis United States No 1. CHICAGO Rep. creamery extras, 464Qc: Arate, 44445! 87 40c¢ Drete, CHICAGO. higher; fowis, a ©% t 3.—Rutter _ higher: oe Arete, sea 45ec; —_ ordinary. fleai s. “te ry aia i 6 @25 ie we a ‘ * Sent. 13.—B . mein utter, ouses today paid the following © Or- | le | 473,¢; seconcag, $62: per | per. per. peoples repens and irish cobblers | > cw * hd selling by trade interests( some of ber. 446c: March, }.72c; May, 3. dU. ‘> Thursday afternoon, Sept. 13, gteeiigek. Interment in Calvary Cemetery ie) The High-Grade Gasoline Makes Your Engine Eager OU sense it in the accelerator — you get instant response to your will —you can idle down toa few miles an hour—you can sprint-you can speed — or you can go into a bad stretch of road with confidence for you have a steady flow of smooth, rhythmic power always at your command. Red Crown gives An Abundance of | er and Speed | because it. has a perfect chain of boiling - point fractions arranged so as to vapor- ize at just the right temperatures. Red Crown is made to specification— it meets exactly the needs of the modern internal combustion engine. These are some of the reasons for the wide-spread popularity of Red Crown Gasoline. It is in daily and constant use by more than 2% million motorists. It will contribute more satisfaction to your motoring than any other single factor. uy Red Crown ai any Standard Oil Service Station and at most Garages. Standard Oil (indiana) Company, St. Louis, Mo. 8341 Entered into rest on Mond ROEDER 1983, at 11:55 p. m., Marg | oe inee Rosener). widow of Fredez ; ter. dear mother of Mrs. Clara ‘Bita Volimar and Mrs. Hilda K r Georke Roeder. our dear ais mother-in-law and aunt, v tv-! ‘ear rai ‘rriday. Sept. 14. at 8 30 a. ae senice 225 Eads avenue, to Ch oan Immaculate Conception, thence to Peter # @ Paul's Cemetery. ' opPprL—— Entered T scHREPY’ 11, 1923, at 0:40 a. ™., ay, opel Hydraulle avenue, x 1 of Louisa Schrepel (nee Of and Harry Sch Ligzetta senrepel f of William §ei Mrs. L. Otto € brother-in-law ee | BERG— Entered | Sept. 10, | Sophie Berg | William A. Berg. and (Christine Hollie, dear Thum and our dear : ‘ a} -in- Funeral F riday. Seer ta rg * 4, at 2 |Clement’s funeral nari : " foal y boulevard, tg New St. Marae? ae BOWMAN—vhre M. $8. Bowma many vears reside nue, died at San “seat oe : Funeral services will ay | Presbyterian Church avenues, Saturday, Friends are invited to attend, BROW N— Entered into rest | » -. iy 12. 1973. ar wars ‘e rown, beloved Nellie Bee nee Burns). . — if ‘uneral wil] f¢: l . residence, 10124 eth Pay Into 19°3, at into rest on rest of dear ; his 48th year, Wacker-Heltleries member of Migseé A. F. A. M.. Hie 766, Royal Arcanum, T..-Asieep in Jesus. pt. 1923. at 3:15 p. m - husband of 4t. (nee. Muelkes, our dear bret uncle at the age of ] ’ Council No. Wedr A A p-law and m from | Saturday, at 2 p ie Reiderweiden chapel, 1986 St. Louls to Bethiehem Pvangelica! luth to New Bethlehem Ce morning, Bept. 15, Lawrence O'Toole's Ch Calvary Ceinetery. CODY sday 1923, . was a member of Cigarm Patrick he A sed we Union Local No. Si Ri 3 SIEGMUBD- Asoo in or ‘ iste ‘ ") y a . 5 m., Alterberg Sister = i me say, . 12, 19 at 8.55 a ; Hn ' Order, and our dear srapsmaneee ne & beloved Dall er and mother-in-law (nee man), egmund si grandfather, at cs x 5s xy 5 a. ‘ * ; ‘ ous. Due notice of time. COLLIER—Fntered into _ day, Sept. 12, 1923, at 10: Collier (nee Mayberg), aged @] _ly beloved wife of Everet. Ga elster of Mrs. Anna Schne Funera! on Friday, Sep m., from Wm. F. Paschedag's North Grand boulevard, to @& , thence to Calvary Cemetery, ~~ i DEVINE—Entered into rest Sept. 123, 1923. at Devine, ’ Pyneral Friday at . “dence of eo eat gg Lou rougn a » ’ aguiieal ge C/wrch,” then Cemetery. beccased was a member ef Concordia Association, 7 Funeral] from family residence, 0276 Pon. Branch 7 SPELL METER Eatee? into rest residence, 2504W University Wednesday. Sept. 123. 1993, at &: a. Frederick W. Spellmeyer, beloved of the late Barbara Spellmeyer (nee © ner), dear father of Sadie, William, Mrs. Lena Rodermund, Edward, Bisie and Lucille, and our dear fat! law, brother, brother-in-law, grandf M and uncle. | PTE Funeral from the Leidner chapel nee | St. Louls evenue, Saturday, Sept. 1:30 pn. m., thence to Zion's Cemetery. ceased was a member of the Beer Bott Union No. 187. at pee gad ue notice of funeral from | Bartmer avenue. will residence, be given, = on Peart Funeral residence 99, Tass ; | street, on Saturday. ‘Sent. 3204, De = ® venver Cole, ). Philadelphia, : Sparta (I1l.), Red Bud (Ik) papers | ; - — enn Sane Papin street, to. . Marc emetery. ther of William and Rudolph Finke aul” on Minnie Palmer and tie late Mrs, san hae WAGNER—Sudden!ly. on Tuesday Ens oe oer ey | brother-in-law, - a 11, 1923, Edward Wagner. beloved father fn his eeventycHit and « ut ba tl band of Martha Wagner inee Koch), 1s 6 nty-Titth year |. fether of George, Olivia and Edmond ner, dear son of Mra. Father Wagner Funeral Friday. Sept. 14, 1993. eat ai m., from residence of hig deus Mrs. Vogt). an@ our dear brother and ‘broth law, aged 45 years. Minnie Palmer of 361%A avenue, to Zion's Cemetery. » Funeral from the Fille cha ; pel. 5240 M. B. A, ‘mar. Friday. Gept. 14. at 2p. m. Se t Sutter Avenue Presbyteria *r and Sutter avenues. , - TELENKA—f#ntered into rest. Frey, “g >. on Tuesday, Sept. 11. 1973. at Hutter. Elisabeth Decker, Mollie iM pMary Zelenka (nee Kalafa), mes Foose Pfeffer, Carrie Maes and . pet Mary Macha (nee Zelenka). Theresa Ke rens and our dear brother-in-law nee Zelenka) and William Zelenka. our 4 Funera! from Gebken chapel, 2842 ie cat te der eae alae _mec_ atreet, on Friday, Sept. 14, at @ end aunt, tn her sixtieth vear. ‘to SS, Peter and Paul Cemetery. aR from residence of daughter. _ FREY—FEntered into rest on resa «~Kolar, 4520 Alaska avenue. Rept. at ,_ 11, 1923, at 11:30 p. m., Ida 4. a. m.. to St. Wene Church, to SS. Peter and Paul's Cem | Kern), beloved wife of George vy 7 j‘ister of Rudolph and Jacob Ker. Emma Hermsen. a member of E. Railways Co. re FREY—On Tuesday, Sept. 11. 1923, | : a. m., Fred Frey, dear bro | and Kate Frey, yeorge n Church, ~ | Diasch, r : Z ai . ei , and aunt, at the age of xs ees STEYERMARK—Entered into rest, Tht the United Hebrew Temple. Kis sudden - ___UNDERTAKERs PEETZ NEW FUNERAL HOME 8025 LAFAYETTE AV. No charge for the most beautiful Epetior in the olty. - CEMETERIES | : 5? ae | Funeral on Saturday, Sépt. 15, at oom _ from residence, 4125 Concordia , | Park Lawn Cemetery. | FROHBUOESE—Entered into _ &@ | Wednesday, Sept. 1923, & 13 'm., Frederick Frohboese, beloved hua Theresa’ Frohboese (nee Phillips), am brother of Mrs. Emma Scheldt, M | Weber, Mrs. Elizabeth Becker, af j uncle. aged 72 years. == aunt, at the age of 72 years. aa Funeral from Fendler’s funeral paam 7819 Michigan avenue. or Friday, - fat 8:3 a. ,. to Assumption Cats = to Assumption (Cemetery. attese, .* Relatives and friends Invited, Es a McMULLEN-—Entered toto rest St | LL ae —— ‘Oo. 1 home. Kirkwood, Mo., Tuesday, a 2 4th. . — - yen 13. Mre. Mary McMullen, widow @ ame Oe the fulseal of om Ub MeMuller pa a ae Schrene: Pruners) Funeral! Priday Sent. 14, GSee Ta ols acker-Helderie funers! nerior. ‘dence to St. Peters Church ang © wes Te . to New St Marcus Cemet Kirkwood, at a. m * Apes rr aN ‘ RRA Dak} JR... &. * : as : ’ ; Rees ° | MILAM—Entere? fato teeth o- SLLSTH a me ager ren | Sent. 12. 1973. at $:30 «. mm © Mp.’ LODGE, No, 613, | M. Milam. beloved husband ~~ 3 7 Sular communication lam inee FEtling). son of Mr Ome /'Jake FF. M'lam. our dear ae one rte + meral Faturday. | : m.. from residence. 30074 louth . to Immaculate Cynception Clare to Calwarv Cemetery. paged | ‘as ser of the peemers and Glas - i} ion No, 513. ‘(a Chicaan (Tll.). Detroit fiaries (Mo.) napers MOLON EY—FEntered into | Gay, Sept . 19238, at 4: | viee Molerer, beloved son I’elia Molorev (nee Gunn). Gee Delia Moeloner and the tete . srandson of Mre. Della Gunn Richard Gunn, age 14 2. days. _ Funeral will pe place f . 8631 avenues time will be given. a By a Masonic xox Meetings : ARGS — [Missore, LODGE. NO. Seneca . Thureday. Sept. 13, at 6 @e ork A. dearee 7 ARL, F HAM VER. M LODGE NO. 1-—A7TAS 2 -_ 8 ee Fr « ; ‘aie « * @clock Work. Pr ¢ degree ee oe = Eastern Star On HAPTER, No. 435. 3 wa; tural Bridge av. Ren ‘ = ne xis Stand 471em ILLIE DREWES. Ww biel — oe & ah Bet in bis. Pieagse write or | FRATERNAL NoTiCES = i3., J

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ington. Ath fleer , 9 as of a EPT ~ tia foot; a. PMRER Ne R 213. ‘1929. - = DEATHS ee . ’ LIF: 3 ition : Sept. oS 1923 ip s . RO TRI mate Call 445 | sai oo avenue, be! inee Pp) 13 192 ublic 8 will | be POSA ou y C WIR InN « free US @ i Ti y and dear maths ed wife at ys of tac 208. Citw 2° of received * a, f aR: a... G—Let us ind # \ — .e |e egister of Cot of Deter > re orge c 192 3. “a 2 pial. the City Bg the Roars” ar 2Rn ston work. == and figure ; t or Wits Saazttee—Cae ory a ae oe Feel ntl a moa ln, Tog | Si 2805, 0 7. Cobany 2 t figure | . , B ear. Temmer Tho le ll ructio =. Ss room RIG ; # dreanan k prac p replies t Me hicn? is a mee h ae ee : housecleani, a cet dri ve Odd Fellow of uv tj Se ee m (nee Rossner 55 n Mo aispic aily, dai! | _Gran sting. 'G and wreck loah 2 Madis ould b , bp ry alres OT Dias Dla | 'NDRES Trier Sat0 Feur venter er referenc ef Rrec — AC) | 700 Louis r). wi D. m.,, sionday oe ae 70c a r “Sse Bun or Sin Fam nal v earaner Co recking ino ) P Ww . On avenue, ead. | ito Sary on} dy prepared = oom) it references? ot: = 22% sday. F P; BO ter. need Ssety. * ouke store HOP AN 3 Mal - af ° d , 2 ¥ c mn , , | —feferences. Bore ret _ See ri. a ; 4 : r rofmMm of Fre aret Cc: ine: A Gily 50 daily - OUt-o/ ERING or or 236. ractin h- mobi} -It is ew the and y to ad red Is, | j LAUN Bomo da Y—Whi: ; ’ $10 N ‘tence Week. tESsE of Mrs, je * 80 timA@ate tan te - | Shee pandidietat bear teat 5 Co fi ef 117 pl wat da It DREs nt 1885? «of week gra ite. 17 \ i | _@even eros and Mrs Clare erick | Hom oe Me —s R. Diner te | t Metal, pout ing, PN ae eld, rom Senge, ml aster ere litt! dow ante at: me _SSSee Week, | duate y yea one ter. lored ; nd Mrs. Hilda jegr? | imes. fo. fly giimes, 1 ou | al, 1916 Gn maces. _. (8) | |) mil "ig PP ye IB, “ee moist 28h e@ sang | | “AUN v ann woit;: £004: colored; } ,| anzious ands years or older. higi 18g) | HOTS Avely ee our an | . fe; » te; nts, . | ‘* v : | ND turd colo week ene net den ea | EMA can Be. ae -law dear a 80 times times “ete oc 7,,times | TRON Pi Dion. "Foews, Slewing ||| & es by a and apprenmenie auto-/Latin ¢,E to make |! | —2 RESs— ay. red: ¢ __ | Reem: th willing eed igh aches | co ees N—= fix Van. Prday. s ani aunt teh | mes, daily 92.” fc. Diepiey | ON | PIPE—BSeco t 8740 ing | ih = ag ‘utomob! proximately aes |! tin sente, eiish CHIL Uesday and tieaey. at! ment ise Ko out.| Soyo AAS ing to lea to work any | HAN 4 Was es: weidence, 3225 ept. 14 in her | 8c p+ Sun. - / and u senecondhand, tn (c62 i Cc le fror y 356] OWs: “Dp tence trans] | LAUNDR @d Wedn irst-cla 20 R ‘ntéliige iil ine} mT aéve and | NDY ashington must ‘ 3 ee 9 iJ ER— ‘ Oar ee, L-, Otte Schre- enter: nti Breen wold atmen’ “AREFUI DM = TH ze s} eight | and ne inch Pree. * S. cut of: || APHER ment | BCaRE lek. 1917 ané 2 iy c: n RESSWAX = eer b1 rother-in o (nee | | Book ri re Wa 0 geld: an.” ei per hou movin OVI Ly @ ie fin she ped boil ch fr @ co oft {| G.- Ca Dab! a ons e LMA Clinte, ©uCkvointe halen eeent 7 tn a q \-law aT ard d-: our. gE. bond. N q ’ ; > aie ds fec ; in Om rn j 189. ja: ome N— itherle’ ‘ rd. nercia! ock . ‘ ‘ GRD bbe HON L-Ge $2 77° P i con ie Mi rive drv Strip ear unti{ if Vea a HE _ Ee ae art. eo" y ——— c. 1752 experie : } - — Fi x «9 , te. New at” erie s new! | BR. A Co., 20 certifica c6) or ¢ D'S MOVING © ntral Dame” S800 mbined. 5 Ssisst{ rs in th ry th 8 for a few { per rs’ expe R—6it.: tne Box | o/__Clar For pr 4° 259° caccmmmie er. f IRON © PART NU of inne, Ider mo h , as 192 3 =e ; iC} as ke pi ns, (6) uclid Fr enera] 7*AN & drat Les 7 in t} xtensj Cc o al flat, . — of p of reen ‘i N—@ Box G 235 also d care | A N T E ke all Page a e7 FATA; > ss cCO., ST. me ice, 62 : OF cone Sy elle & » Wednes- | iOKER— epsake. F small di imminent Warehouse Co on Pent ee = @ ive scale. es. | the put ane ough | | dar: $915.° ¢ olored; 276, Post-Diat@) | ~ RPEN Soe Pere = nace and t a GRAN Seateesi a ‘ “ = | c f ] > { en 3 be _ — - a TER. IT& ered 78 Far, | loved husb m. day t Orest 4058 | | Dele en eee | || iseful ulphy puRhWest atc in meat c a tabi Ef; pa hh | WOM 1B. Ginn’ ot ost-Die. (8) | | CARPE Fore infon, vd 50a ~ “Bd be —E ‘7 . bd oad. of ‘ Henry } Clu ib night, : 2-skin 06 mar 212 iy Stat miner ur are ar ner h , ir if CSpoo t if } i ANS jladv eaning tll N TER: Par “bood 8. 80 a “Con M ge Manie-: Hod nna arty a. Years’ Mary of da y et the} cont = RES beral re nies | G. BR =- REPAIRS LE ontain in ne end e of doi Outer Ww anf _and hor by lady, ae W.. wens He NTER—EFx; this 9s crete ACHINE HA walk ¢ a ce) Schnejq oles 7, dear ughter, Ve, &™ ve a, awe Lost: bro ward, « AU ER a ae i G A a ele =a and bol! Ugh in / | WOMAN use Work, experier — /_er stripping Experie: ening fash and HAND Wo biock oar; ; y oo | a : , rough harles H r shington #51; wn, 05 Ove F JER SUP (B 4 L D “i "ve or ew red In z Hf __ in Sit. __ Bom reed fn : Strip Ce. K. App! need | | from tite t? ——An aot . ay , ie sH es!/- rewar Few pete ) evDairs. PP | eT vaNM FO garli pe water | | at Frid by ealasaa’”” nont 29 cook. | CH °.. Bf y Ni n me tick or facto cutt ‘cA pt. 14 Ca) 4 utheran C ue, aweibe 4. P ty ent leath 3186-3 L Y UCDEN em be Rh c. Ppers | Wwe ‘iday o ‘Olored. 42 \UPPELD .. 504 N Q4Z4ra \ tal - right et or » ry re : F En a aia; ark; PIN—Lo> rand 30153 entra) Gor Fieason ING, E |} do no pany” is le bill ney. | sor STANT J gt rage 237 work: at-/ 36 t: goed tans le man for ost-Dispaten = ria! pleas. in 10°; st tered into (c) | Sept. g. C8; sh ( 7 ROOMS {O4R; Yo13" do TC. } jj and t pay ft, &@ just one Soe i. ri Sold READ i | O51 &. half q colored: best | & 364. Post-Diana Preferred. fof... Bri your ue '-Y¥ m it oe Si ca ‘Se i} —Middie-aged y. ‘Bomont | ch; wil KER Rox “(| MAN —Handy ore. ara | butche -fe5 ? ; pale 5) | for tat. wa ou]? bel 1e 6@ nnot | _Ccouple die- Aaiaeihioriasines omone| Te. | give s—10- Hance. 1I742 s utcher , Sune by meyer, b . _* ton or elw een of hed Bee iting. G r th —_'} ges. au ong ry he ‘ : ca “aged; —_" s Fr . D {C9 810 nidy; Mr b eral fr : net), dear a elov _Bomont * r Jef “Cott rin a c! rand | || ) le h Ppor 8. fo oldi n gi desir Se | J. ank ear ay (06) | —*08*. hall. clean th ustrrea: : iv PnCe, ; : om 2, : gua er c! > «paints! || r bo n n ; wh tlale —Sit. ar . ox G-| ~ -o., fond Anal ix Com oat- aroun: Sees? ati fe) ay, brother — ~e ‘je ward, ee | So iredaie fe offoree mare i ae Regal ci “all rooms (e&) | |} Ge, ‘ms. has ng ao] a ue, to o Ln nt of. the cording ie Jessonatne 7? we ore: embro ob. y # D PRE Ess in (c8)} AN. alin Hiehland | ter. * ond belo ‘Sa. Maud on W iM mae. net in- dear fathaen i 447 ky Male. S (o6) | | PAPER eaners Pee: work Jov. Hyde has 2° lers’ pay PROt be o case to yo 343g CCC 7 a roldering CLE ph Fu At > | Saari on bull? , Pan edn law, ather-{ >} Cal] — Unda - { HAN lyler "170: for { cde ha t bee bon in [OM pe] » Four h ur ast Yo and anteed: Ini. ERK pitch, onc nce: M - wtorn, etwsatlaendias Feshde ‘een ear) FF ee. Funeral ¢ grand? n- | Son after | ~ Doo y: Fe- nterior d GING— 709. t S not n held, US | questio led to usba ate- UNG I Mver. prices | COI —For Pana, | AN—¥F prefers cy te? ey mee 439 eeney, ah tents oot ather | ~OG——St $ dle: Su fe) | gee 3418. ecorating. sa” Pl (C4 E yet set and | Déliey n to the corha nd can- desheee Cinde) LECTOR— pe B. | OFF; tneweeea ‘ exPerienced bp Sept. 15°72, I 1:30 even Leidner tail; powed: 2607 Markay. ° '$3°F S: latest patron ~ {i 1 M. K a’ date | defense that oda ain e amo credit-colle nn” t., seve $0 years or 2° £303 (4) | MAN— eady, w 0 8. Boyle . hilade ave T D. ™. ©, Satu chapel, rewa; hair Geatl t: ening. OR pa t patte work egally 1.—Yo e ense, | you w Orati unt P t-collect graphio- mn years (6 ment ears of nen *™ Arco. AN ef ith inh: >. . thence t rday, § el, 222 Ward for ror e. ma! reward. | ing. Dering ma. sia. |i te be p ur h | ther f they ould h on. W ost-Di ion dana expert i &CCO age, an be (e 5 : ud «ih. ia. New’ m. C © Zion's ept. 223; any ] ,Or ret on back @- Yan St reaso moms: winnie. Sid- || r seve resum iusband 1} efore ‘hey sue ave e Ww spatch. epartm posit! ence “ wile unte bu expert tween } 415 De : ) Dapere tor rion No, “eer of Ceme + at yY 1897) urn. and un bushy | neburys Painti —__{cF6) | file n years ed to would | etters you d you BR g00d OMAN ont. "a f ina & to c not yg 20 ana| MAN = th tery. 5616 un ~4 P ¥. Sidn DE a ~ suit s’ ab be de lw and mig] 1, an 5 —N Box a; ] lear Resential +” —T fed ; sg Plsase © Beer | . Garfield chin APER ey 3065s." clean. | jj the on hi sence. ad, af- | mner't id let ent ign d tha competent sso” G-314 creeme'g, Oth B. Apply tar? staji. | _©8@0 Carper Ini STEYERMARK _ Mees: | 22 st: party el fo HANG 6 I || comp: s insur You s oO. them lore thin Hi sue ont coak so, 47 (ag; | COOK—\ and Was 174 we one wh o Cer de: a el me nte bart see Riche of . ok 2 ioe days. a 8s the ould policy IZEN if I other Dosit | hou 004 address | Veget a loth. Ne th references: : e De at 3:5¢ on Wed 8040 . Sept. 13. } red inte ) reward mond rom month ) Frou pe! ntin (4) | f band Vv ‘Can have es and out hi —A they to less o on inh ne keepe reese | ingham — table —— av.. o arog at, % Fiestas 00 p. » Nem. velict e dou! 9°93 af onreee Th or Height 700 blo 8-old f PAPER t 7581, K: low price! is ~st{l] Prove t} to pay ji ») iis fir forej Zit. %- kind ope ome of t. wishes | COO Flotel, COOk, none ne, ver wu store, pantry and orators fee: P ol ad Rudolph Fy dear r OW 76 years, and great — Becker | GLASSE rms Lindell 2, 52 reward: 2 State | & 4] of a Siri fi hoe normal nt of oa interest i CU TTER oed5 | MA — King's hanwyeters ~— nat brothe late ge and — Tesldence. 408% Sept at the | oT ass Bride tortoi 3. 17 Vande: | fold fi) 120 po. wie and rear , Pos orn: at (6) th ~ great her Ww tery. n street, D. m.. | Grand. wat Col y. 350 b i line to re 11 outdo rte ted di or zg, and nful, hy € otven. on, a0 eliy.” daily, CU T7 O.. »*y fioae ne N—Foe ee salary e. ed ~ Sept. Car. “grand. AGNER—s, ba Seed feos Arsenal bart mi “oltax. i126 ton, Coat i? daily, duce t! or exe et, ang | (@s wat the w Displi bSe Sux nao TER , werkins Coneo! na/ learned: ligne Bot 14. 11, ° dd ew | 00 barb *Dlaced: 20. Articles’ WV, Goce aguas or 8 | ’ we wel roiae ja’ eed | on and er, fo hite il per den 400° Cr awe " —T neton idat-| tty Any — ae > ROC his’ det nett 1088, Eawara” New | GLASSES Te Of ahep: neat | M ily, 950 wa WR ght. ig? ana ion alternate ur of aan ltl dail aily ul-of 0 tak et ee Boor: 4 fe is 23, at dof Mare onard on T ASSES—] rd. D; rewe-g Coat: eut-of-tow ical . 35¢ § taf. |i} les . A,- ‘ey tern on th ounce ne jj; ec; y. 50¢ Bun te. cutti e eh e) | MANNS bay Gut x: 3 1° daugh 2 » ithe Martha Wa uesday, Or Case - Lost ard. } isp! Rn. . 85c da un. T ; lese a . ~—~Sn) Ir ile ate d 4 hal 5. Mi r 30 ti te e— 3 oun Di un ng r Cc ar i AN—E s Ar ‘ es ean emnatehe ot ter. M t of George, Oak? ener, be} Sept. | Box G-$83 sheil ri Re:| ger ling: *°S goate 85 ly, 400 eis teene oem Of ur troubl JOHN ays r and x jj} % tim mes daily $«. Sus iscounts, | Pe oom: QO we of| feeding cart ones ne oppo ity eter) th Ne: .. ner, dear 0} @r in eloved G ie2° inity Statle ‘imm ned: line. Gily. 6c gaily Cc Sun reatmer OT acn eisa | nea —Ve SCalp H es, Ie; iy 3-8 7; 4 4, riene ne : ing ence } om id rtun. . Bo «= Deve "Stead i Vogt). ana. ivia end wee eee ANDBAQO oe atier, TueadenckX | | daily 3c, gf@tie— Ge bun pile San you ‘weet ate oubt- | come! .% ins and H} » $0 ? times, datin 2° smog @ maki with Paper Box Bre i° making (‘5 A ased and ee tnd Ed ), de BA __Post-Dispaten °%* leath.| * Cc, Sy $ tf . Discounce wou] st lik whic) ome surf: not || NE times, #, dail Dispi fer Ing ex- Speciaine s ing yee of the was aw, oged 45 sent Esther wo ar; Car mL atch. _ ay; rew limes, datin” % mee, fe: 7 a rum ld b ely t i the /ft enlar ce arte HT in eR dai! ily 2c, Bun? be: red. Patt [AN—Capable lal machine p2” United : 48 yeare’ Poth oF Wannee as: | oe reward. st; black | ard. : datiy $0, PPiav— Cc; 7 cimes, 3 ney OE 5 e what o benef 6 the unteed. by They mas” of i} in applying 1 OF vy 3c, Bun 5a Stat erns apable of beep chine.” Rnwe! r, Sep ; er and ener (nee | HOU ? Foret, leather; dally 4. 5%" $ times, 10: unicip » you can aol it |is to recirculat y anney, May be fis ving for emer NAL pins * | Salary e ex pre- work. ta auton @ of beth trimamen onres Sept. 7 ‘et seg the rother-i; HOUND— S 2774 Contain: ¥ Sc. Sy fc; 39 » fe3 oR al Court an et d se. ry, retur ation. Obstr @- {| EADER emplo recom ex periene r Lodiles., ’ irimmi lo ear brori 1999. Sut Sepr © Ell te. - the —Lost . 4489 whoilk n. 5e. times, ree of c} rts Buill at th ter cir n the b 4 ete uction ||| Atohe S desiri yment. 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Wine id ard Safe SOAtY and lady's: black | fc) | SUD $._ 3965 peaurht | D ion, |h ure of pirits « trom } ula | lo drachm: oj2 ale lute } de |; 'Trepor ments ising | 6 firm. Melbotine “ores” nd solicit cS) | _ment hand W 9 nPerlence = n nd ‘ Ven av. ' Dp aes tS = and A black [MER est Pin private. __!c8) i gree; f amy? le ha unce as ly “ohe Iydr a ts. an ISTR re © or lo - ashin y. and, 7. Spt ong 2 ere Cemetery. | “i ame ea ———.OF, — change: T.| Pare seme. MOL— Pry mt “indell a7d round. | ns on ‘ole monia, tine- | 8. Shake w ater + ine 16 rs each | | terest to W ill give a prepare - RICT MANAGER eller Brest of time 2 ATCH— r 313 check: ook | Y a ok eee g7Ro | } Printing you —Can - and Door opp! me (c) | re A an ° m. és ed e. (ec) : dai _3393M. Lost Retur k: liberal | vestizating | TIVE : A : dotly, ate ths PRIN T Pox G- 330. Beat “=r $500 > '| BOY— Ser Co... 71} Reed a arenes: 2) | Married or pn ak oo nee ions ding | hele. R208 B own tec” cuttin tode oR arto feet ‘on tenes w line: ily 300, WAT M_receive ‘rewari 7° J.D. call wiaseens ——Does | sha ——8 bbe Aun: onete % hand or, —Sit.: first 0. Post-Diena tcf" er | nope =" 2_Chivpewa. teeger Sash | ngle.__Box 32? f'Pes'aaee ud it wBN—3 7) Kinue’s nhrogrens Preas t Tania Moehn ‘50 D He sake: 4 »gt aia: toe Colfax | Vest Pin BOP ow beng raleti fia ral inf ing. ‘ Fe, * ‘ Mecount ra dé 46 expert na hine. *C lass — ch é ® “~. ——Drug ) _Friac bs le a .- 4 P n j if ; —s, live Co es Rr . er nt. . ai Bo oe - initieis it = el. ces. M ential n Sc. Sun” J Sian ee l *. 8c ‘tally, _Post ence: sober 24 ait job co ) | BOY8—An. store. 60 faco Bide. (ed ‘| (o4) sation wires £ om a Other a of 1305 ; ". _ ftmes 1 +4 ; sour! Stin Ward; n tials H. U.: kee — me nde o ss Jacl ai; 6terme + tes » Dig, . ine: A ily et-D gate over and 6'‘uation ; mn DOS tor, o09 ane! labo 300 Cc ‘ent r (c4) Ty rty ean gndert or fast-gro ‘c6; .” it én? ee " = imen | WATCH oper Co. 26 guesti : keep-/ D ' aa woe. 905 4. daiigy 9 oiePlar imag ties | RADIO * - reliable. Kos dae | 9 Wa rers. T ury Bldg. | ME: 2947 Park, °>BOrt » 3 7 wo ogg mtg ete | 10th” near Tyiee’ *? Sec Palm (es) DRESSMAKING- : nh (8) NEVER gc Be ~ ‘ x" én. ee, Le: cher eere TECHNICIAN— G-147 me, run ig Box Mfg. Go. | jf ER | mansnt’ can plane y for righ. e'gter-in-law ant | 10th “st: reward. Return ang Broad. | ESSMAKER—Se\ —MILLINER = appiving fe 1 Obie mes, cally cial marine: hold y gt. mart | 80% iene ene Appi (c¢) | all CABIN k | manufacturing “coy sales weet mon ia ne ‘ears. . er n to 2012 Gilliam. Lindel) san & o” empio censes ; flr vy and :| @tar Bee ldg ‘y Ku ma ST J feom corn. Anes Der- ‘ept. 15 ——- | MILAINERD B30s0. SxPe woyment. U mendsi ions | Sire connec installation @Te4e mer- | say tadt Jeweir “ n- iC q | Sen il Apply 2 ‘eres ont dhnet hoe i beadin ERY—1 wv rienced. Mies | ACCOD™ ME! 4 VULMLE 284, Pc ection rellabne 088 commer. | POX— ry Mig. Cov; ombin A ER mt Two. col De! Y¥2t & 7 ane). 28° D] 'PAWN Fo a_ ee. ressma k{ exe (ACCOUNTANT > EN, | Bi 9 '§ st-Dispat able co rating: P For erra Co. 3d ¢; ation , establish lect Sou + . arcue ‘Ce Les | Pare ] v N er UNG /MRS Mw rest 9° ne a. a eee (62) ‘ A . 7 Boys AL _ESM tch. ncern. - de- rine st ade: $8 “oor | pl man t¢ ca ¢ { "hi theaet te) ome et me my KET—F a WoonDs a 55 and Smabernia. genera’ OFFIc deatr AN—Si¢ Box G. BOY? 2d per week (c aints an j ) hand] Det ° rand fy eae firm Misasurt. (cB) Charley “hnow | hetwean @ OU ND | —Frenklin a) ‘DS. Avegam Be Ider Vears j nd coat . ee MA rey tail 8 posit: ; with @ (4) a —To a a x. ~~ Appl ? qd o utsid e com. >s atk @ Al — rf: Jasus’ P} (?) and ' . Call 63 ne: | ———— a to R12 maker. a coi { ) _Post-] ’ ma £81 at = the . $ m ay 10 I, D rict ge IR R = 1-24 > on »p s | >| car perta} exper! S—Ov — . oy a u re y tang ages ; ari ie Bertha. Lyais, me CORE, F sD Alredal meet | men's and WOODEN 430 Ss naa Seauey nie haird UCTION Av oe a patch “ me sitton = oo t 'referens the - food Gesires xi Bot 3294 Gn years 5k Rtn auh tine ot "| A net so furniture paler. those who qual Foot tnd Str eelberg. Mra. : ORE e dog, | 1d wome r C t. Beet erms culture; recsine 1... F BC H tricka Ro. | SOLLECTO: ncee line a! OYaw 294 Gravois. | lign: mte r.(c) ppl | Want and ality w ne Cuhiman Mra. : mith 88 Doas MES (e3) n’s rubbe £9 cdienaetee fc reasonab! day Maree! oa. ord an IANIC—Sit_: Box | —_ ECT Box + have | 18 or 36. wert ie . = | ply S) youn ra i) be cam n). ib) Dies re. onta! AD able maj ni el wea Dar ets Chet Sit . I ” | |} Son F rd work, iper makin = men prom paid Sa a PP. wont Lia Ly nn. Sha I an eae ne: Fifth District | “maresiling be wee * 1. Bovie.. Heve bie: nat Di ime as | ren goca Ppert in ane] om —t nae al ent ate ALESMAN—Bji : D. | Bor ae ee in te ona ~fc8) ‘am s Off; | Bisgnme a eat conten mtereate sons we Fe : Your 4 nd 2 Leman ressinge ‘ ie. Ate MOnstrator. i rs owl! j ; beet o ref Ww: « or 4th : ‘ Me ice, 3 fe aht .; uty cul ing cb) | KI K 5 t | work eremc rperie reijabjea | Bits ard & seat ee oor B C obbe : fron om aoe ick B a | — UY ‘A S8BeCR. ture: b cl EP ES >. a. sox G- Gr a T1°ta be ee ee. Bo enced; *' BOY —7- Hass eon. 4) ale m ih: " ry VAI res!- ina ——— IN MA} Culture. 2 St. I Iz futur a ink. noe jai) a. —eeaes Sun. fc. $e; { tng. ademic. ¢ Ing. by hip, a@ CHA }t nt 2893 Doeition | olored; — tory ith dentist colored : ( —or wa Dply 14 ; . —s od ‘cb GE. Nt ~~ Y’G . = Telepho raffic n siness ver- AUFPFEU R— $3: Arthur tie yi k man; 3 t as assi wishes rienc ork aro 520 N Y RCHANT ~~ and W ext a ae re 44 5 18m bie cthnsil = KL AYER - & TUCKPOINT '_ Grand bi. ne Tyler (ea aire, Tak | np cnings after 5° to wo. rine ane e fam- ausas license. y “he experience: rd E peers | BOY — Ane | Ae daittery gta: pa _fe) N, AN ‘ U in alnut at ay, Sept. 11 CAR AL degree” a] regular | ckwork. F. W Ren. a ea aeveeee drece Stay (CLE ace. drive an maké car) x G-285, olds A IS E or 18. Tose lon - “ex. | > ee oe Ee ve § o'clock | So 4 @tore isting — 3100 | VERK—s ux _ P-3 bY a etude: é —— Post-D re O13 East G Towae oa - idow of James ten e _ H. AMYVrp iOCK/ PRICK \ " Reich, Benetting your i ALL x Trade © h : ——_{°62) s acvance: with sec 0. Post. samen AL SITUAT ila ie ae BOT Ts run Se... Ower Variety |S | | MOUNTER— Exper me OGE Ni MMER. ww iw to S 1eria A ating = _brother | CARPENT OB ic@* ’ LEAP _ Louie. Ary i:!ons, | COLLE see he bott . yg © Dp ment 75 ee ork night B LE oor s trad . sc) NAME T 1317 sec. 2. Faudtnare won” g, funeral nar 2 Op ats RU NGALOG ITERS . & & = | aerate a... BAT IN TELER bic ie wri ita! = a ‘TION “pale. Box E Ba | | GIRL—Bit_ Beatrice. ork as housegir. 4) Ts ~% 139 Wes} omg must ae . tory Ey R Por Bosgros Bs Atl Gira’ SKY Tr * i repairing 7 Garages = SUILDERS jatart. ad grheo! and 7RAPHY —S2) | Es enone : beea Sit. | Capable (7) | eet atuirda ye anh eettt Be. nore loth at | Sle - os File Cop ie letter tn N. Main. Wags . : n Mrs. ao ee “tales hg k and ter wor itee UK wit COL] ox unts. pie of han- | GARI ¥ R ing —E; “per Li ence own ‘ . in z . . " mor inde pore i Ho Ir co nDle beo@it i h hal iL. ai sEC “. . G-383 also . an s— Sit odinso ‘any P Jefte =Derier, noty ¥ : . , han4a her-in- Di}F : =e \ { r Lind hes 7 Tw es 6: nz ons at ° #f) LOR ——___ l P ebie a for ho ome. n. _ Be da reo enced. De Co, OFFI« - A yt 26 vehre ete. © "ARPEN’ ell 3519 wilt ; entioth Cacens «G evening 2... ailment —Sit 1, _P.-D. cor. | or _home @ wante somont $1,03 “| BOT en and to w FICE BOY—Vnder 7, as - ~ re. S14 : oe A ts onl ‘ rcR ; mae R. Century a trand &F ins rade notin ty erences ace our Capable of a (4) GiRL—) than “aa lor ri. [rune ar eres R UY —Tyg Bm nd Grav: as ork in in ée fo _enee. Ro — Un “? > iia : . oe ork, ar i a o> nn > ” © fe neteiaeee An u ? . . } " en — jl, an* _ - ug L—Rit iid R assist — Bidg.. ° permit @nity £ wee a mem- | KUNTZ, W a ee aremair! onary iment re Se ahd collect 308, PR. (4}/ factory ‘work. Homont_27814 vith Bre "Rog : . 8. Vandever 2 . Un- e : aM 54071. and reas ae P tohe: oan le re nema Into et adv poeta or (cS) > 5: mari emp! oy caer c orrespent 4 enced ; 1 2366 Ty Work =“ running i! lJ | san’ 7 — packa one ae Z _ SPFICE Bo} Sater, QA 7. : s . € ee ed Q Yr) ro e\ ng e ied: . and aence re > 7 a ertru evato : N. Ki ree (e5) Y— ‘ iz tern CARP ’ Call L o vour wor lare f ‘Moler ¢ ro pocke: ist = pia en! Mons r; ow superv! cred- GIRI = de 4 r. £004 | ngs Kand - “Z posts) Mane gm @ h) erd 8 s ENTERS, elgh .¢ k le ree: cal) radisies’' ac, iotth a turne COOK — ated. “Ca waiaty un sing: age ES Lemme. clei aii: ide. Bom BOY—aA highway we 7 a ee ee” ge tar old hour builder . ‘entra! ; ege 810 N or wr! *% are bee 2g Dub! . i ef ds abaeny a00 eu til abilit . ~ “ use Work neat, 6a or ere ont in bout 14 ay. nee ; 'y 7 ae s ie’ ee rages. ee made s. nigel SPANisi Sth at 3. Moj en —&é Darti- ic naoendelt 3 O79; neral ho ee hence la ’ 3 ts _ Bi mont 184382 hours fr ed; any | died Organibat! ars old st - my PIER. rt wean into flats. alterat i taught be ier Bart ce | CYLIND 791M use work, GIRL—s say from 8 a. m king PRES Sage ‘oft! niet ce 0 “ ~y: a.m. Maw. *ridme . 4°05 H A R D ta Lindell’ Rey classes reat, experic . uth Afne (c82 | in “Drive PRE ESSM ie Se hone washing colored ver. mm. | and 16 yearn wilt: 404. n ‘ork /Ay . coe 4 ; Maurice By Se 3 : hewn a lita ————— a~4 v a Wor RW aetna ageton sag of 2: sta ‘ by . s . x. ry dr er Bre I I a n ” : == ned ‘y ‘ Cc we gag OY our, or la aero P af *ara «a ork " ay on - 4 heat avs Ur stor vd E) ; nea ef aM ee CL KS, ATEN Yrs PATENTS : t-Diepat aie id good th by youn (5) HOUSEK EEPE n place” Landen ored ait | fami} Dei mar high schoo! _— evening (cS) Earl . old 5 high alice . Sitio = a RNI rr} R . EAN'G—UPH’ ‘ pag rtareon. ad DRUG G LE ‘iker. Box o. 318 | G-402. poate anes $167R y | BOY— amen oe preferred. Sun y S , good po he 16 ret ms ~ ' <a at BE REPa cous ArSON, “ie aor exper! RK—_si: - 2. FP a voung per country 5898 | sh rtu the famii o en ‘ON hes ork av TIT Ne bli — 105 »* -. On —— G-18 ie@nced , & re rag ' tov ost - Dispatch.” * hom woman fone an4 wd hoy BEE momen pee 8 i Sat oe Cc nity. Bro 16 notice ities A he (slew — Zina Fe refin Pee — puntatiineenes = ’ th a folder | 6 “Post-D' nd #xoe@!] rer’ stered 2 SEKEEPE e ’ ne CUNT Y Fa 9 wages mt eferred, i os urd ] 0., m ] ral — : Gr iniehing » Rh f FORD Alea ee: ‘ent refere sistant: |) Tomo R—Eid | BOY— rm. Glencoe ae lye ex. ay ith 4 oym F | Meta e!Pine Hens — le. Si “t'FORD MECHANIC— wfatisiant: Trenton. ti erly lad (4) j it 0 14 ee Gie and I, ent . Hand fon ——— Inew | a (‘6 ires ¢ ANIC—@it - an ox Lome y want | ment, 18 ve ncoe ucas ; ere ‘olfac 3s 2 en _PRINTING — amet S¢ He PROFESSION 4 . e vend ; emplovea” (By HOU SERRE ER ace sadltade: it ; Per with ene for i shippin Closi asap (oF | BETTER pri AND ADDRESSING: OL GIRLS ATTA MACHINIST eit ry ‘esperiente. “any ‘or | pttiend REPER—Sii_" lady with email chile | BOY 16 wo Teas igen, anlar Bi ng time is 9 n ; IST— t-Ds yo r ny a ona ae st ee - . - a< ne at bh ESSING Have a ERMA ATTEN '< G-349 Pont: ST ee) | FOUREW oi 1408 er eriess ho M child | LABS, 1 we a0 caéaS eee ‘et ‘but Pp. mM, N. fin AOM Prtese. by never be NENT WAVE TION. | teense at Dapetenn ne? Dibe -Atting penser ee RRR ce _Ricniand ~~ Sees ees Sees on't w xe ta ert ~ : ———* rt / “ ar , aa | slikente Sar Wy “for schoo! snenie wan ae Pperte search. fiovsEWOMAN a by ideriy (lady tor ply Mr Ke 20 2 Co. Merames f AD ait until clos f ‘ on ’ 20 siting . nee . ous ™ a 4 -—lan | = Gel) 5130. Via Bide 1029 pecial ra se & A. A oni —eneen 1210 | s — Kar-| cov ee ae e! annie ‘ip fou ing 520 20 Evans. =e e. sige i, 1. fo “Ss. Kreage srorn. te time. ; Z N . 1a role or mre © r PP. ve ¢ n CO “tee h st (437 oe Rox - 6 rma or gfene vy— : art 3Be _. aur. iA = RA2np ea or neta, house Ho "SEU PWGieae -280. _Poat- Di ro pe ps aan | pend eo. be 1 —o . ama and ¢; is , Stt.: marr Tavlor ‘ween Geen hou ——Sit.: mnt Pe. rohe P bimast?’ eeote S Tal we | lee ed hoard usework f tddie- -a | BO Tintine na . yaef run err G te slart, Bos entatiet h nts work 1. cole” 7. perienced or husband’ cod seman | | 4 Rb wholesale ss uv! _ around wreats | BETTE © t i fal if r m : rehrresisicnne wih nat aay "de: Sit. ; mo ite or call room Clark's, g * ,* 0 cane ge R , : a | pe ilk ornent ¢ - aber “an ratclar'a of othe young m ay —_ Exchange Maes, KS | SER VI 86W ; @&per'. | ‘ec 4 or 17 wvea- 3 N. ; CE (BD | yannement stork avs old. to assiet momen BY 23 Wash 6 Willing w reer. ¢ ny tp aie. | FILIN orker, Glaat-€ ices NG EARLY : ft tf ; ' 3001 wy. _————— AING's RIGM Way. ws . a e

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een THURSDAY, * . be DAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 13 . ae > MBER. 13. 1933. a” > ’ $2) gt tous. = Ss gg THE WORK OF THE WORLD LOOMS LARGE—Cazable workers are required. Get them through a “Help” Want Ad. “38 Soave ay | y JI -Di8sPaTCH. ee ee ee GIRLS’ SALESWOMEN V A —_ . * gemma ) SALESMEN WANTED /#IFLE WTC —-WOMEN. _GIRLS HELP WTD—WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP WTD.—WOMEN, =| + cones’ eves lore a raped t WANTED—meEN, ett dp enn wip —s St | ~ @f Soe scla Dest nad mee Gon he unk het |e = es, “ee, = PRESSERS — Experienced on RB. NUGENT BROS. eine mom in rear. 77" Sena nae: Bi rest oem te . ~ Atte not $$$ U HANGERS—Aod mechanice. “5070 | SPOTTERS—Experienced on iadies SALESMEN Lowis Basket and Box Co., 24 and Arscral housework; no laundry. Cabany ‘068 DRUG STORE—-Ir col vr .. ® wet a —_- a ™ a . - Pe a ———= Barnes ak eee 7” 7s Bu "A. Forest a7 ‘. > ’ ‘ears “ f t* ston hel. (o&) , Sifiner 957 — } ale . = Gi! pera! mail switchboard and —2ratiot. 4965 4965 McPherson. __ eee oar — oe F enced. WILLINERY FRY TITEYE aa = 2 50: better ber- }RESS FEEDER—Young men w: th some BOND SALESMAN—To “Tepresen at : , typewriter. Apply _ N. Mathews Corp. HOUSEGIRI—For general housework; good ‘SHIRT FINISHER—1 — "Superior £9 “ ’ WE AK 704-05 ze * aot a Bi ae —— : ts a | experience in type setting and job feeding: “nancial Jnstit ution in a: liinots; HELP WTD. WOMEN, GIRLS 22 | ae white girl: Rood wages. for genera) honw- | __ Launéry, 174 45 Ss a : ~— INF ANTS 4 Ee oe ao = 34 ' .* - rleady P nwa cood chance for a dvancem=! ‘.| gequaintance th rritory ntiai, ex- —— Tia re Sexinners r experienced _in art- + see mae : Debeee, elites ses ore78) ate NOGRAPHER—In 7 _ GLOVES _ ar . a ae ere: . ; PERIODICALS A Louis Envelove Co. 115 8% Aci. eelient opportunity 7 lie coniiae ia! ASSL ASSORTERS—Exper! ence od on ff: vot vi ieedie vork stamping: pleseant rori CREM eR ao ae see - house. Niehoff Grocery Co., (s¢ 8 i a m a ae . — IR en Be i "hap: nan Bros.. | _Box_E-224 _Post- Dixpat ae ers i Banner Laundr) ‘o. 100 &. Setter RO : S™ma.! factory, Clark's. TOU Silk ch ng /HOUSEGIRL—White: for Keneral houses ork. 'ST FNOGRAPAER-Siate age et gi =: ; SWE ATERS., W AIS l ~ ated nme sit — pen AND | ri z of : Eddie ot). ; 2th P no rg ; or o1 at id Peavy _erences. x { 7. o et ‘ 2 = . 7 VSS. Ss Ti T : c a as ' Frank in : 4 mnt - ij , itv's largest investment inetitut a _ > ~p I } NCE 1) CI To wore in matione Repartment Cleaning: in family; good Wages. 6235 | isTRX et rienced: permanen’ Ml SLIN L NDERW EAR ? ond ) ; PRESSER— Experienced, for Hoffman ma- at Seas BIL LER — EX PERIE? av), n ma rt t;| pb . ~ 826 yt GRAPHER—Expe MUSLL 4 " , } “members Investment Bankers Assoc: 4a . iwritine en ;., Pershing Cabanv off . , position: $7 per month; rapid edvance | m f > chine. _ 32 38. ‘Ol ve. ———-| gnd New York Stock Exchange: exper lanes OP ER A TI NG ELLIOTT , @nece on typewriter tox C-249, ©. | HOUSEGIRI,—4seneral housework. (peri-| ment. 315 N. Main iol = SILKS DRY G ODS AND VA Paeeeen Colores: exper! Choate: Forest! not essential: excelient opportunity: stat: / \ Phcaigy te 7 ee 2. ee. wee: eee | Setere STENOGRAPHER—2 years experience or PERIES © S. near Jefferson av.: a 2 Park Tailoring. Co.. 4584 Choutesu. dogad ,Guslit cations Box E223. ost- ler) i FISCHER MAC HIN E: LARG 4; GIRLS—22 or older oO earn ‘pressing: guar. reaui red. Apply tT eg fi. te over: hi h echool education: gzperie = week. DRA a eane. rent ‘$100 for eines MRESRE RS—Experien efi Ho ban operators. ‘ Pee oars ~ — > E AS anteed p10. 80 plus dail vy bonus, can earn ve 295 Ww ) aterman. Forest 2469 2; Box °T9 Post -Dispatch. 4c) - bath abo €: if so t : wen > Seott Cleaning Co.. 3829 hive i) GOAL “SALESMAN—Must_ be experienced: DOWNTOWN OFFIC E;f L “AS | ¢ron $18 2° Lungstras Dyeing and | HOU OUSEGIRL—Experienced young | sTENOG: R a Intelligest. — ¥ INEXPERIENCED | een & HETE INVESTMENT Go te * ‘aon sail PRESBE —-Hoffman operator. ‘hapman __salary or commission Call Olive 90. (cbs | ‘ANT SURROU NDINGS RE-| © vere fie! gol Park av. icd) general housework ond. cocking x 5340 we a i TR ae ie Wrdown 7204. | WOMEN 704-08 Victoria Bitg. ve : nice La “ Cieaning and Dyeing Co. 3100 A : he | GIRLS—To press shirts; those having expe-| of .tW: no laundry: weekly. | (eb) } | OC ; a, 3235. ) T, ~ * A | ‘ 7 + gt Ree — > . pe- ; 2 ——————— sna : | b ’ } RINT R—Stead position; * ber in = Vs l RNITURE S ESMAN f INED ( ‘0-W ORKERS. BOS werk. 6 Bockicy at owe Te = og : GGueucInE Were : girl for genera!) STENOGRAP HER, SECRET AR a | We oly ee mye oe | s. Var G DS S J " ——Steacy o , . - : ° ) ; g > uckley i o., th an ucas, S Ay ~ 2 : have ifnitiative. ecutive ability: UNUsUB! | J bitious women who are inter w. loca on, must be sold BS men: must operate cy! linder proms. | —Experienced install- | E-139, POST-DIS cb) ee Cee es: ____ (cS) | rns pt be ber tS Pot opportunity: itm gon ommensursi® yep ex- eulibes by rapid promotions and perma- new stock and fitures he mid at : oa = &93 Walnut et. | GIRLS—To work o er mach! 1-| & or a’ 296. P -D.(c2) | tt departments > ee r — yu ORE ADA TOR AND FENDER MAN—Cail of} | ment. Apply 1109 Olive. pans GIRLS—Apply 823 Walnut tc) | ence Sg + Be Rs oe nact pine: exper! | Waterman. lst ay west. (cB) | -Petience and ability. Box C-2 =| ment positions in regular dep ¢ sxtures siaco eeaaie Pyke good i ee — TOTaING WANTED 4el! us ——_——-—~ | ply Landau Cabinet Co.. 1545 Tower Grove. | HOUSEGIRI-—Genera! housework, for g00d.| on, | a in. Call Sidney 21977 | 24 RECEIVING CLERK—In wholesale fo04 | PAINT SAVESMA N—For Illineis; state ex- | BINDERY GIRL—To feed ruling hw achine. Pe _fc5}; plain cooking and first floor work: 2 in’ STOCK G GIRLS—Experienced or be-| the | . , Central 2280. ts products house also men for pack! ne de- i perien e and reference. The Foy Paint Missouri Ruling and Bi ndi ng o . ' GIRLS—Examiners: button and bi att on-hole fami! v to wo! k in county con ven ient to ginners; steady position with a Ss ALESWO: [EN ELECTRIC A!. SUPPLiE JES —, + pertment. who can handie weigh ink: _state| Co. Gilbert av. and Eden Park mtraace,| Chestnut. 2 a nachine- operators: steady wor gooa! | layton car line Apply 4950 Lindell, 5th ante aleswomen business: grand or . See emermnce and ealary, Sox C-140. | Cincinnati. 0. —— | BOOKKEEPER—Assistan'. and typist | pay. BR. Lewenbaem Mts. Co..° &: | floor west. Forest 642. )|portunity to become regular sales: Good positions for former them from | Box G-148. P, vd gppertuaty tor et ESTOCK: SAL ESMAN—Here is an Bh opportu- 16 to 20: bright and cnermeti on nce {i lLecust a Tas, eee ea os (og) | HOUSEGIRL—White. for light housework: girls. BEVELL CO... Washington at payor ‘cane gg Lose apable es « | SCRNISHED FLAT—@ te ae aa?.* : nak Ri rienced: | nity i! t uis = "i art LOX '-367. Post-Dis.tc4) | — SE -- ll family. tn smaii art Z00U . =4}, , workin . yr. ; " BCALD CHICKEN , J . A of pl ee a . wie , tga oe ~~ Bag belt y hy suas” Sen for at thn enn mena ai > oe , millinery work room: kl . . yea, 4 thy —_ apa: y- PP enter. i 7th. . nerienced mt who have se liing abilit : rent; leaving ity. 456c4" ee eS ee waeer 4‘aii at t mio i’ouitrs. 74 “om uv with proper per t BR ’ KKEE E R—wW! ho can take ’ a — nom a good Pav; must A+ ea D . e rT RS F BR Unoin Market. _ Ae | gtock: Imcorporated under the laws - Ais- ful) EP. onicn pl gel use tyDewrite: ,Saiary: no experience ft — ( repcy | with baby: apply at once. 323 Clara. first’ : PULL DAYS RS. pig WEEK. ‘ ——. a arits. overcoat™ i AKERS—Experienced. apply to; sourl: we are now manufacturing and sel’. eek enlare expected. Bex C- Seteconer aaa affereon and apron. Neth thy loor nerth. i>) TENSION MACHINE UOPERATOR—Experi-| TWO OR MOR . S ; . ¢ to Texas. P eh a ives cca and! ing our product; live leads and splendid | 247 “ ee Megatech. (ei mn ee HOUUSEK EEPER—Middieaged woman; ref- enced; piece work; “good wages. Apo yr Apply superintendent of employment PURNI HED FI LAT, 4 Ff , ¢ 767. Deimar Troriicht-Duncker, Locusi and! ae a , ae 2ogt-Diepatch. : - floor. ro Be co-operation furnished by office. Call Post-Diepat —aemeee RL— okin no ork: Ti- j _ erences °401 Colemen. ‘cv! St. Lowis Env Bone Co. jlaA @ th et. ici afth floor, main building. .¢) | A most comp: letely furnished 1 ole an Auto ce 8 in i 7 > } ani ‘furnishings like new: cost 13th st. «f ‘ "oo ) Locust ust st.. Sth floor. ie CHOC OL ATE DIP FERS—Exp perien nced AUN * nced eI? i mi aunarv { - EEP R—_M t 4h than ’ SHIPPING CLERK— Manufacturing plant. | AN riced new | em Camdy Co. 202 8. ©) morning or evening. 4902 . le. 3rd, HOUSEKEEPE ro tas Gees ae wer flat of 4 roms wi oo pric ; Call after 6 pv. m™m.. 173° Carr. TRI MMERS furnace heat a a ia, | For fete " ’ ° SALESMAN —To sc... a popuiar } accustomed to oe help; male and ; r » —S perience necessary. piv | floor cast “orest : _high wages. cos__Appiy E27_S__ Sans a a. “Dept — Experienced trimming and making ladies’ | fice for S600. Call teaen -“Sesode. sine SS: beck rfr— An ine 3 female; good @ermanent position with ae Brown Shoe Co., Employment Dept.. 17th | Gini learn on vow ™ HOUSEKEEPER—White: on proree - i . ee ag preety plication | eo ~ road part time proepattion._ y606 Locus als | and Lucas. chines. ‘pleasant working conditions : wuar-| famiiy. Colfax 1007M. OA Fimban Fe hae wages $15 BI 5 Pg TM eg posi: | GROCERY—aAnd meat market -— condition: witil also ell proper ; State 1 atte ling Dis atch. (c4) Ma er. Olfve ‘COLLAR GIRIL—Experienced; none other! anteed salary. Apply Mexican-American | ms 823 Washington. (ch) | > le @\ cation: wi'l make fortune We wy goo! i ~y 134 et e a | SA LESMEN—See _— Oe | need appl Wirth Laundry Co., 3319 Hat Co. 1723 Locust (c) HOUSEKEEPER— RAC oe Ome pita “ ee ‘ t je leg rt. EE Re ee? \ ‘ » F epahenalen en oe 2 SHOE WORKERS—Experienced wood hee! Te Hugh L. Nich Foares 3045 ~F ) S hac well: highir remunerative. u en | Dit. A: | : == ; > ies peas . Lpererere = and toy iy newton ot Olas. 4404 Sheri: lan rd... Chicag work. A,. J. WALTER FAC- Commeuweelts Coal Ce (cB) | 4 OOK—Laay to do plain cooking Apply . ant tA . 4) housework: stay on piace. Forest Why PIST—Exyperie. ced in wholesale and Saledays =$2 Franklin “ aupSs bous’' Up to $500 ool Pa ae, e WwW \ LESMEN—Re —ane must be convinc. 1197 _ S _ Jefferson. aka a ane — ee meas aie location West z ————~ a et re ay ‘ I no eall Frond | arent alee. fr cocking end ee Fo 8 ie: TIERS Waeninzeon. (c5}| MACHINE; CHANCE OF A_ |G. Mo JOHNSTON REALE i-¥ e - 8. ‘Bmith, 613 N. Grand, 6 ERENCES NECESSARY. BOX |“ ‘vroducts: must have. wide acquaintance. | wages Forest 6305W. 4958 Wabada.’ _ LAUNDRY HELP—Folders and feecera | LIFETIME: GOOD FUTURE: hei north of one — __ (® r & @ commission basis. Price Motor Co.. 1312 COOK— Write Sewadtatee week: *- . a of — ping; $11 week to start: pay increases as ernity Hospital. 4518 Washington icf, | WAITRESS—®* good dinner girls. - 309-311 : receipts “isan | you - ang the work. Mallinckrodt Chem- a r + oar ie N. 19th st $150. r ~ pee ; LESEMEN res! ‘ ic . . = ‘é ~ - + . 7s~ MAI —— WW hh ite perienc ed, for cleaning - re an 54 Phone Olive 7S4. Pox. a) remuneration and permanent DIPPERS—Chocolate hand- dip ' good pay and steady work. age: = _Cabany sores renee (c62) 7 eee —— 5S Pine st —~ INCG ut it C t it nid ie: il s Rroadway. Rte is CHINE — Wi OTe position to t right man: 1 , — hite cr colored: experienced; at — oy Oo experienced. Me's = ’ 00M—Good aim: : CHING reply state full particulars as pers, experienced. A.J: W AL. A. J. WALTERS S FACTORY, 3d once. Whi competent; stock work In gown neimer's 277 De Baliviere av ie | LUNCHROOM— terms. (osation — business. 4445 Faesn. es - 4 , ° , - ere - Good wi 621 Nn. IN rape Ww AITRESS—Experience. Ma! wish to rent a sein machine or 16 to 18 yoare of age; only = to qualifications gnd ..experi- (ad) | shop Mme. n. D : — bitious bovs who live with par- ence. Bos Eck Post- Dis TERS FAC TORY, 3d and W al- and Ww aint if. (c4) hiehwar oe “3 DP. : : = * : CHIN SVarious oa . +f Co ea Inc., Buffalo. N. Y. (cH) ) = ] ) —— “€ NU 7Re E_ White exper ienced references Te- room 308 i ")ONn Statior : + « 2 a ht pore Pee, oe ; CHL d ua. 17114 Frankiis av. jtred: 2 haties. Call Cabany 6650 | HEAD WAITRESS—Must have good crar- FUA\TT ma 7 oe A | 21°70. 33. Pust i fi Hi A i 4a = RESTAtRANT—Full piace: : ; ING. Wt ‘ SSS ESS A | EMBROIDBRERS—H aie WORK ON Ele 4+ aes B1OVE MAN—Experienced. aiso to help | SAJ.ES FORCE—Men and women. to sell of- DIES DRFSSES HIRSCHFIELD ‘W agner Ciccrric — Waite. 3 en ontet and selaamaen Gen in : t : te 4 - . . a will gell réasonable 14 . around warehouse furniture store. App fice supplies: liberal commission: state | ance R°o2 Ww ASPITNY [TON @TH FY. . : Ri— ~ , = ; Diepatch Carro!l Furniture Co., 1116 Olive. ah ual my Bi aos oor ames area | owen. test exnerience 7 oo wT 4 . — cP" at ton 2 LS = — ip RESTAURANT_A real aps mi. x ost- spDatc iB) ‘ ,ood, perjiencec and assittan Ce fr P ii ~~ T . tine! whit niddile- THITE GIRL Or woman. for ex n \, inal . makes heme! G--87.F to OT iv iNECGS ‘ ractical. a “te , = cooking and T terms; leaving city. 6807 Delmas | ic Sewing 3} TAILOR—— old and new werk, at once. in workroom: permament position in high- co ° 1 ehi oO r arr ¢& » weee Olive. (¢) | SALESMEN increase income $35-$50, class dressmaking house: siate exnerience Po ~ ale rate page Agee ae Washington: et eee er ee 6345 ment \ ) Fh | ‘RESTAURANT—2503 N. 7: ve 2355 _ Talo K-—Ail-around man. M. YLaudau a week —_ our line personal; and salary: replies confidential. Box C- ,,- Cae $$ — i KOnMAn.._2u.. LL ee i 5 ats | goed factory lecati = ee —= “*houteav (eh) person you come. 718. Poe-Dienatch % (75 (jirls for motor winding and Mma- OFFI EB : ASSISTANT ——Aseri n - ; OMAN—Ei derly to cook. care for chitd: iv 3} al ocation: Ma adenestip ee FE : ——r- ~~ in oontact with ao yer. eanple free: - ee pttnatteg F a : ever BO ateacy "3s WN A good home: no Su ndavr Grand 1345 ic} |} RESTAU RANTS—Barga x » tk HELPER—Apoly 2231 Carr. (c)| payment weekly; get full details irom the | FORELADY—In dress shirt chine work. Those without ex- OpenaTors—Sxverienced. to Work (03 WOMAN—Die:. kitchen. dishwasher: “white Ml a0 ire - | ae A “isda y of our ss S Kine’s hichwas SINNER —To do guttertin ané furnace manufacturers. The Artistic Publishing ( " : ral machines. Bronx 4 oui Rarnee Tiner tal an ork. “Dockery, La ton. es Minneapois | factory out of the city, who perience will be given a chance Washine:on ——-'| WOMAN—To wash dishes and help in kitch- aiid o 4 : Wo REST AURANT—Good i = T SNE. $1 25 ner hour. Southwich Metal thoroughly understands all op- ae a ond Satara am | con Sunday work; good wages. 4483 nos N. Broadway. BAe Store & xiice Fix. Co. 700 Prankite ‘ Co Granite City ‘Th. (ec) LES iN-—Asiere “ve concern Gestre | ; tat } to learn a good trade. Apply em- “tory. Giant-Vulean, 923 Washington Cues G3 ‘ Ne 9 ROADH USE I bu INNER--Good job for good mean. . experien salemnen now car-/ erations: state experience , set ; joor wmneapainanemsecsioomed | CGE a ae Meee ees . N | \ADHO —In county, e slates Pare for Alabama. M'iseis P e _ ployment office, 6400 Plymouth OPE RA aa RS —E xper ‘fenced for back tt = use work aaieme +] ee , a? iN cain (si! Cabany aa18 } = TREGI*TER— Nattonal. C-37: . ' 2 on pants. Pyramid ClotBing urhe Call at 2617A Park. “(el . | ROOMING _ HOUSE—@Good eT ances C036 iasitean a. ~~ — . to carry Adiers riove ine | salary expected. Box ket TINNERS— Experienced, Purna in me State eae ex- P p aes Co "507, = "Brosdwar. - | WOMAN—Whi . : | _ terms. Inouire 3425 O* ewey. pl fiat op geiden oak, | ’ L735 . nite ving vn re " . | etratght-back chafr: $35. steady; good wages 3958 Easton. | xroelient opportunity ost- f : ee ee a nee ee eee ] ~ ch. ‘ } . aa 3 «% - . + D = 4 TOOL AND DIE MAKERS. —— Ro x FE cated confidentially. A agen | 'P Di pat e4 TA IRDRESSER- eee — a. ; HONAZ EMBR¢ MDERY ‘ERA TORS ee S:a.re work. several day wee eek i WN +] . | ROOMING yelper eg to 26 1 2 ae e Post -Dimpat: og nee 315 ourth av.. New. FOREL DY—_¥Fer Seats manatactus ne , 7 I ; ESSE R—FExy « dé. : ar } Good wages ‘aid: oe es wo | _nio | evenines. Cabany Ais Raia YES Od W av to sell. Agent. 4161 W ington, —. = » ae TURCH WELDER—On miscellaneous etee! | concern; experienced In hand!is lel HAND 1 E EMBRC OIDERERS—And bea: a. (ie pied a . cy 2 (ey) WOMAN—Colored: for cleaning nor gweep- °C y | ROOMING HOUSE—I2 x 008 | ee aoa Te “p2eaT, cons Seees be canet ie binckaeat helper. | pee Boe MR Soe meres SR it | wpertenced om Grosses. salen home Ww wicca > ORS_25 ! il-Kalter Mfg. Co.. 321 N | __and terms to suit. Lindell 350. : : vt “4 rer re n ”» , e t Cc a Tr) rat - Cc : ide ’ , es va : VU ‘ +’ a af -~ Pye . - ' . . % =v , * Fi saviacturers Sunpiies 7s h rameuenens plications : 704 ngton. oth OPERATORS—25 (c) ROOMING HOUSE—14 rooms; 44 B arctioam epiet te = ¥ « i Salesmen—Cemetery Lots I al Jf) Friedman-Shickman Wash 4 | 7iL_MMER— A rou: 4 mam for automobile des! red; state age and experience. . Experienced on petticoats guaranteed WOMAN—Cooking and housework ; must be “7 “"~« hot-weter heat. 49% o- iia ooo a ~ = a — ar ventains. she sa, ska. «2100 N. Ort (cs | In beautiful Lakewood Park Cemetery. | 150. Post-Disnatch 2 a il 7 ~nagg conch 4 neat and efficient: small fami p ems, -| This work offere an opportunity for a Trea! , salary $15 to $18: steady work year round. > . . PP ROOMING HOUSE—T7 rooms. - 41CK POINTERS— yg 0c per hour: Fa. Salestnan to make reel money; must have FOREL ADY aaa For atitel: ng H AND E MBR« IDERE RS Come prepare to work, SACHS MFG. CO.. 939 Iaurel or phone Cabany Bode aes USINESS CHANCES, fas. pd.» 516 , Washi: agton Fixture Co, °7il 2, He tg “xperienced rk 2) | WOMAN—White, for housework wr home; I ; i. iz ae . 12711 242 ; — _ Gey morning 7:30. 2739 Thomas st. (ic) | clean record and be able to produce; wil! ; ee” os and ais 9°23 Washington. Ath floor —— = ‘'ROOMING HOUS ES — TURRET LATHE “OPERATOR—On b brass | @eeist you im securing your prospects end room. One with ex yerlence _ work home NEW YOR )- - : ! small family; good par. or terme. Agent. 1 : ’ MAPAET OUTFIT—And closing them. Call morn s. 404 Intern 2 Sa © s a\ ‘¢c} ] \ kwe 0 eT ‘y yy oR t machiners etiring eat aoe oo —z—®) | tional Life Bldg, and eek for Mr. Day's.|on juvenile clothes preferred. HaND SHWERS—And trimmers. expert. mapersenerd . Neckwear . per WOMAN—Southern colored. housework " | ROOMING HOtSE—I roome: 6. 4 ne ioe hae ment _Young man in ship re nih d State experienc and salarv ex enced or inexperienced ty work an ators; Pressers, Turners and _stay on place: small fam!ly_ . ny COUNTY MANAGER—Also iady oe office, | West Pine bl. sear Grane. * FIXT™RES—Doubdie fist top oak is + ge aed a Curran Printing Co.. 8th! cert Ae ro gud od bank time: town) ° bie ode opgtira grat Ss po ty oF dente ve et Trimmers ere sige noeesngoeniateidensensnree beth — | ‘ Maluataten Masel ates tania: — ee | ROOMING HOUSE—@iz_ rooms al Rioieian: assembled ’ { » 8 : o p28 ‘ : : odie we +! I } ‘ 3 eral hous ar 7 “s ‘ i ’ ; Tyr eT —Youns man for bill clerk: Teac 363. Post-Dispatch meena 15 eer pected. Applications will b ar. Ser ont et See een apartment. Call po eenit -- M are wai ‘ANTED—To lease a saw mill, @imension | ie. TRO1 cheap for cash fas iE inrwe otse. areta type. . ; “ - =e Ee. we . i= . - = = ‘ - - _ - Re 4 any ol we - ‘ t re in . e eitT ua ate . i 7 ° : os ' A. le se eit. ; | . a . °ga pe grate Bh ny 2 $20 week. vermancnt et Cory SALESMEN—FEducated salesmen may held Stricis) confidential. Box, HAND SEWERS—On dresses: ine cemne te preci atl workers. favitg on - ‘ as SE Gneneeee mill veneer mill, shook mill or tie mill. ROOMING HOUSE—NSine reome: @ . Deeds Auto Body Ce.. and Walnut me ee Bn (er ured for connec ne lg pationss bank. | E-132 Post Dispatch ie4 must he expe rienced - st eady pliant ack for Miss Grimme. 1120 W nai -| WOMAN—For mage heus ge ark: stay “a H. Sevick. 103 S. 13th st., sa - Janitor service; good iptome. Or Bee ali 4 Ke ell. . _ 7 ntroducipe new n vings insurance. | . _ttasillin » a ; ae ai . . ‘oe a ington a. niace. Cabony iW. 3 te an Bon. : C / mar bi. he j 4 IP MENT — lobar ; he “1 TER PR a T pp t¢ ’ , 4 : ma a r = * + " . = - ™ os —_ cc is ’ ’ ’ = + pai ) Prettyman rc 362, 2. Post, Dispatch. _julld up a business for vou f which is | GIRL—(Colored. for lieht housework. 554 ee eee ee s, | stn fieor ef) | WOMEN — olored tchen help. Katner’s io __ Fenced On shaper Box ©-112 P.-1D tc) bormanent, i. @ new department of an old Enright Del mar 435833 xe Forest 25 oy : Restaurant. ~59 = rg r NY BI SINES SS SOLD re SOP wilieher No. 1 as | bs WRINGE HK MAN—— of Rgeciee ss . ean ob B14 “Olive to) NATIONAL SURETY CO. od calandaie. Ramm. | HOCSEGIRL—General Sousework; ‘colored Fac kitchdn work. Apply rest TEND OU ner en BARGAIN WE WILL | sects == ES iale Grocery Co, 19th TOUN — Fraud Bond Division. 24 floor. Pierce Bidg.. |GIRL—For light work on calendars. Ram-. SOE SEGIR : mis 1; beam Factories. Experienced; ppiy restaurant,’ LEND OUR BUYERS Hal 8 RINK RLOR—Detng MUNG MAN—145) Mullanchy et. 189) St Lovis (oA) | say ( Talendar Co “= « MS , 3. ixth floor. Stix. B & Fuller D ee | s* any Ne ' ae . TOUNG MAN To aseiet in gene | = RI ee | 5, TSE Tp pee ree es housework. Bidney on dresses and aprons. If rou | | Mx i aer uller Dry ; a os gy 4 until we sell. We have _B¢%e 2921 Pranktin. — MACHT ‘B— Fl itott- Pisper; 11” > S—T earn ioe 1 i Jonansen R= OM C > Goods Co. yers for rvoming houses, confec- | om ure and fon4iticn §=613 Post- Disveteh i want steady work. apply to us. lt oneries, PHOXE VINDELE, etc. ondhand: quick sale: bargain. 40a . PROCES 8 ehh 666. dan. = No. 9 used one month. $20. ROOMING HoUSE—11 Py. a. ' a (la mirrer, eck>er bic cigar case. showt testi ting 10 dass. 5387 Unio ‘ cE ee ee _—_—— en _ Brences renuirad ~ Weeshingiton ic Reo ~ Co... 2442 1 i} iov NG MAN—To work in “drug store. 6135 Openi Our New ow Ri Lo ener enced a —— ing HOUSEGIRI-~—H. USP) = “~ elty references. w at . BES Wate (“2s hi . ) NO wy & 2 =, 28. : ] "er . ~ Bartmer | OM Sub. pe. Box G- 332. Post-Disoet ch) TRL Wane 8-3 wt. 1|Best prices and bonus paid. |*°xctéy to assist in ous ment niu work | BUSINESS INVESTMENT Co., 3630 Olive. | (IGHT WOODWORKING FAGTOM BS international Lite Rigg you NG MAN—Stenoaraphic and clerical ere Su Division for Flats a ee sew labels and tickets Apply AAS 15 white. 9:30-9:30 1433 2 Ely & Walker Sunb F experience not as easentia! as being zine : of room, machinery and abt | Pon students 2 spacin work: must be experienced: state ane. and Apartments in Uni | , oGiNe {he logical expansion of the Deimar | GIEIS—For circular work. 1204 Washing. as een eee | floor, or 3409 Texas av. ‘CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS: wey po hy ee , - TER “Sts OMEN Velue, am leaving ci: a ae } aaa Olts 9 Foes le decorating business: good pay. Ap Garden district : __ton | om oe: ee : LTS | | | atinnd, our greatest ach! eve &. GIRL-—Erveritenced white for 00k na U “GIR Whit Ps wristairs work, : “s : : rating Co. 221° Olive fe) “ mon ng and - sta pe 1502 Kienlen Cw 11T i ss a at a ~our big est ool ler. be! at 4 riced low ari ; éownst a‘ Ts work 5276 | Wat erman ‘ > . j 4 ‘ Or ( i ; AD‘ "ERT ISING Sor Ic ITOR Hi ' e ; @ilsten> R SA — me fs _ ~ - - 9% —- — > SI: SOL JR—High-class, re ; = e ty al et GIRL—C ountrs ' nreferre: ’ go ‘ reok = 08s , . ' - - ‘ | zs . BAKERY Inc luding building: “ne ‘ae Priday morning Gjrosch-Tucker Deco. naeeesiiteal fou NGO MAN—Experi ienced: preferably one - : OT igi . good South atudying accountnig W rite fully regard- | ——pesttivels Pg nae v ropert fer a ; : 3 . ys fined. to se!) advertising banners aif “a -~ se tud references, experience and salary iT ; im (hie fast-growing property " | ge, alg A _ Rouse rors. Phe ne Fo PO 32 oR PRI a mori lan a . standard Bag ah a thee ogee soos | ~ terms; bergain. Agzer.t. — = ted; wees opportunity Box E-40! none other. rt ren val house ® ork ooking - e fOUSEGIRI haX j enced eral how - . ~ oe + So “4 ——_——— | ~ost-D} : elmar Garden and other rt- e190 x serge OH | rk: 3 | 5047 Wat 3, i between 6 p.m. and m. only, room | ACCESSORIES and tire store; cheap for ; « fice work. must be, Ment propert has” do bied “e - ee rebie- r oe — —** . —- = : > , ~~ ee ~~ we OPERATORS 314 La Salle Hote! Ww c) ey oe Loute its breakin recorde ta en, henunew oe “WE Heese “ousework. Colfax 873J. 4503 Ade! ai a: | manent and desirable positions fo: for the party: investi-— ton. Killoren. Lindell t iD aitieg masse of lant cenplores and | {5 ding $87 R800 Pershing ad Ree patting (4 er en swam te Oe | CENSUS WORKERS co owners, Selb Bros. 2522 ber pone ee er oniy. Giving name of iast employer and | ang boo Re } a eulneens jous! ¥ ——— Hol IRL—| weight call "N _—— ADout re of « 7 mont or you. - - general housework oO i . Tyr . nd work! conditio | posit , rictly salary sis. Apply rg ——-- general wir > "whe emie house. ee |. We have men making 3850 to $250 a week iy: “wandry or outnide werk 3332 ne - s tee cot i - ed; f oF _fen- Miss ie ocme Gaarahens WA Ove at. : fe: RATTERY ee Iowa Tire Co. "| BEX. con 30. & aniaed Bros.. 18th and O''ve cB) | who were making ‘ess than 875 i r 4 harp he — 1139 4728 eee: ing School, 411 N. 10th. favette ani low ‘4 Olive For honest /the mercantile business. m. : » tak re of office tn renair «hx HoraE a : ; *t Ow ar an ar = = a] ie TS of h . M ‘ car An . aA Ha be , “ : > rs .U “ , P| : : _ . ‘ » ‘ . * i -: ‘ : TZ * "us° 4 a Se " reet ® 887 W: 448. J “Lac! Yaak | + ‘4 ~—_ [ aA . Fort tc let Zz és 4 “si y . : | > - ' 7 : | °° - - AGENTS WANTED-—MEN GIRtp—Wriee ah tele a x - os — epariment Bender Drug (Cc. Skinker Chis & FrPARLOK—Near railway exchange. | i ; ; , j ith h / remot 840: "4 Be “ez ¥ —— \l—Or middle-aged lady to do. onl Delmar good business Currie, ‘'E s GE are for . whi i) : work nauir er’ I er tore : : “LIFE INSU RANCE AGE NTS 7o SELL Sa a hing | . Inquire at Singer's Drug store | | SALDALADIEG—Munt be over 16. with or | Pine. be {e-' , — be ] Wan f ne a nee | - ee (8) without exnerience Schariott Sv and|CLEANING BU SIN ESS—Estadilsbed Some | a t and ordinary ny: excel | 2p4 na i354 oe oot a nel a" contracts st im GIRL—German for gecera: aS ‘ j Ic Hi L EGIRI roo W h ‘e gir or woman, or : 19¢ Btore. s WwW Florissant. ‘ey curtain: account sick fr - - a. - i pid advancement assured productive iments S) étae 3 im family Diy . meral housework: ne laundry. Oabany — | Easton. _ ee Bie , nkite. mh o4 ie sche x. COTTIN. Superintendent. #157 Railway _ ame mn Fi ne vn saree i¢ - .’ led ne. ] _W ater™an et ° OPE | SALESLADIES— House to house: steady CONF Ft - y UNERY And : . 5 Mechanics’ Paint Co.. —_ ’ ~ 24. ae w3% EN. — ne “hanger ete a a te} and 4 i —_ To ) weal gg thas } chemi! 1 OUSE TRI hit :0 do R ATORS—Experienced on | Py Fs St... ot ere Al . ani? : “TONE $775 1098 NS tach ay , PAINT—Ontalde Wotte . gray. | » moc Any. i hota 5 SUAP AGENTS MAR TacinAa i an ae 153 Ww wen muslin underwear and outing | Aresiabr—inb sree anout 25 | Onn On ERE Aarons trom 2 targs| si gat dei) x 9 , > a ied ie nal : ee —_ : , >| ous. BO competition: reasonabie. at i's iereon. . A - Lewest ecap prices in t. S.: free mm A light work in ndy factory HO! ust takeeh* gnuames tee ot - 700 other articies Ps ris Laboratories V T Ny Lipp Pris, Bee Cand Co. 708 & snchaennd ee hoveen ork: ex- OWNS. Can use a few bri ht | —— mn! meat appearance. B lien. + | ees 4 SUBD] ISION ' ‘aris | undry ferences e9a00 g known hou ol¢ appliance of ttx Pe \ONFE! TIONERY—Crackherl lack | arate. ee ae F inewabrers ‘shares 400TW a’ irl 9 canvassing salary plu coromisa! I — ee ate: C aeuaTiOd? IN to SET ther, | HOUSBGI RE We te coe | learn. Paid well while, canveseina. salary plus ee . =: : = Factory, 16th and Locust sts..,2 ! E strate ability in Sr. ng proerd a a ae hen . aban 570: Kt , gp ee eee -. ere : f] ¥ od SALESLADY _A money -maker the vear round: rent oniy ; 7 Ski t di } maid referenc ; oor. $50 for lat tore. 2 rear rooms end 3- ee ee ane Se. PH TP =e : nuted Cabane ROI Brn aa ae A lady of refined appearance, abii- stom fiat ; - ei Paso " aes , we _— ie tA we 7 i , j oil r $y = a $+) or ES SER— x per enced. Chapman Bros. | $400 . “ () DA RS S ] yun factory; chones to learn newer Work. Grand 4 sede" address 4127 sine. Cleaning and Dyeing Co.. 3100 Arsenal ity and pleasing personality is offer- | 3.7, Say Jb = ; : ~* Mag- /ed an opportunity to make $30 to ASOO Realty Co. TTR —ergrei neat, ia “wi thread wingd. | FuCSEGIRI-—For pouseieenine, Sm aan PRESHER—Uaperlonred ta _oowate Mott-|$100 a week on salary and bonus CONF ECTIONENY Washington. Sth flee ; 208; children: ne cooking; Grand 2179. 3551 ine. 2515 N. Grand a”, , bests; must be experienced fn out- rand-new oauipment. on North Maret. Ww - i GIRLB—To wack candy. must be over it | oUSEGIN ae ee PRESSER—Experienced on ladies ciethes. | wide selling; no competition. Call in |i. e bul furnished ; ainwrign » «lA Switzer Yellow Jacket Ca eee ~— to assist wit 40 mont™ | teady work the year round. Victor Clean- | a aa ¢ an in ice Cream erior. $40 month | & ae Weak aeee - 23, | Person to see Mr. Sinton, between a Bid 08) Thee ter ia ee eee ae Bs BR Sierentctt #11 and 1 o'clock only ; ~ or umnt ta ¢ we How SEGIRL__Fov house and dining — need oreeee: WELCH CO operate © g- ( ) 1408 to te ae ae ft ~— yaa & Priating Co work; references required. d ainiae F}- on are $33 10 $40 ae @tar r & . ong, 00 ic) ienwood; Cabeny 1216wW. (e@) img and Cleaning Co. 2515 N. Grand. it § 1107-1109 Olive. 704-05 Victoria * ee eee ae

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HOUSEHOLD Goops FOR SALE ARRIL : titi kee new, «Cs: pel far S20. & 2) 103 — : ie “nan hie " Kingsbu: Y- : om +? 1ree- q verier Die hogany: sprang, hair mattress; practically new }Ha4 (c) EL OR: ye M a IT! cS pieced ircexs! ‘an ‘wa . wut, sliichti~v used b321" Terr SU iTh—rrana joebox, gas stove, o*fe: : g2s i“ ‘wo Ain? “a vi “new. £9)" “Se ‘CiTE—Wa! n nut: used very ss ‘ $100, aacrifice . si ‘ ost heaters iTeSSe; . 38°20 Evans BAL RA: “ok 582s 52 “OOK STOV E— Bucks, _Piymouth av 2 UOFFEE wTHNS—New and Mound City Coffee Co.. , 06 S. 7th. (c92) i OMBIN ATI« N RANG E — Gray ename! ised short tin 75. Call 4009 Chonteau WMBINATIC YN RANG Jjghtiy use i; wil gell cheap: xray enamel. Steiner Furn A> °° § Brosdw. MOM SslUITE—89-pie ce: cache, 4069 De Tonty. RokoM SET—Goiden oak. . Bent ton 1. 534M chal res 497 GiNc- Ri‘ OM SI vitae: tion Cali S600 a aston Pin oM s1" ITE—Wit $ mont $85: second-hand. E—s good aa ‘om: KING .) jeal ers. ‘pi ‘ jacobean gvoc “cost hist Sl [TE—Srend-new. i fcan welnut finish: $n5 Co. 4799 Chouteau _(e33 SE eS. jag ere chair 8s. sice- bookcase. big Victrola, sen- cheap. 5387 Union SSER — Chi ffonter 2608 2 “ZREKA RANE Gew. SAMA b. ‘rel Pe RNITI RE—S mRie Mon'ana. GRNI rl RE—3 "Le. — a stat ING KOOM eces. Ammer Fart!t ire Fy »M eon kt. uch lowa. icd?) a.most R—Late model; lot. u srand mals eed ohne month TR Som new. Tea - eanabie : leaving cits 212 Tho n36. F URNITL RE— on new dining room suites, bedroom tes | eg jo tae i. and living room suites, on account ef eur lo-- ' VIOLIN. an \ Leor- , silicon end sma’! expenses. If you Bo ak te strument (B) sare a lot of money on your furniture, ea’! ard. a Waterman Schoo! of Musie ani #ee ovr large Bn cy which inclodes ali | Saxopbone. banjo, piano. ukculate. cornet trombone teught: shor: method: classic: orchest prac ed or sold. SOG1A eM OT ict — igen arc. Cabany “6381 eed. a i. Tuning and Repairing $2 PIANO Bas — or pairing. anteed. 1 Pare 3900. e.. * oy s°_ EX PERT piano tuning and oe ne years exper: Si4ney 13 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE DISCOUNT SALE — , mandolin, joaned EDW.H#A LANGAN TURN. CO.. mont Bomon gan. tral 605%. $09." Gen. (cl4) eel —Old Furniture Exchanged : for New ' The combination of rice, quality, selec- | tion and fair prices fo" in thie store make ft an {Heal place to > or furniture. We are offering at very attractive prices. he following Bed, spring end matt Tt $17 50. extenston tables. $10; dressers, nae TET. on tedracin euite, O0080: ian and Organs For Sale rpome. furnished complete, $118.50. PIANOS—_Uprights; just 15 in the jot: your anes Se STERN. 12th and Olive. PIANO—New parlor upright. Starck: lid You ere cordially invited to visit this store oak case. colonia] style: cost $600: beau- without fear of obligating yourself in any IN THM LOW RENT DISTRICT, tiful instrument, $250 cash; clear t! itle. Mre. oven 3615 __ 8. Broadway iB) WALKER-ANRMSTRONG H. F. CO., OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY. 1306 OLIVE ST. (cl14) a 1A ._NO—L® sec: pinyse 86-note rolls: Pee Piiach aed 50 rolls included. $195: terms; no int a 12: y and Olive 2 SEPTEMBER SALE Soe? = OF FURNITURE RY-STERX, 12: and 0 WE WE RENT I"pright Pianos for # $1.00 At Savings of 14 to 1 a month and up. For Friday WURLITFZER, 1006 O1 Very Special Valu&® Extral!!—Special 3 Rooms C te for $175 : Fe hiian tg fin ta Bargains 318 « pd $2.50 each week In:‘order to make room cin Mcctgg — cote : | 1 plane i rif t : S150 ‘BReantifal Rk. Piece Dining- fall pianos, we will. sac - ese us pianos and player pianos: Room Suites for $75 RR-note Guibransen, mahogany.... 4%,ROOM OUTFIT FOR $87.50 RS note Manualo, Cash and 1.50 Each Weex. RR-note Aeollan. SR-note Davenport. mahogany 0 Mattresses. any size, $8.50 e rT $9 &R-note Kieselhorst, oak ithout guar- rand ‘-82) ee icauts. eal — PE ww. ive st. ree vr ET Schomaker, upright. mahogany. Grobman, upright. mahogany These players and pianos have al! placed in excellent condition. Your $20 cash and $1 month. KIRKLAND PIAN: Meee NORTH 12TH 135 | hee choice cx... ‘ST (62> ee Used Pianos and ‘Player Pianos i” 5-p lece con® ast ‘suit es 3 piece hedroom suites for 3- piece davenette suites fo 50 eolid oak refrigerators for $13.45 high-grade phonogrephs for $75 “lorenc oll cook stoves for $25 > We are offering a number of. shopworn and Used Pianos and ‘Player Pianos. Many of these have been ont} Furn. Houses and Flats For § Sale a KNISH _ FL acticallys rey are, Vi 4 "¢ ng comp: ete: rem? , $25: steam heat al - will se)! 4327A Sacra- —_—_-- ee ——— ‘HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED (AND = LoNS— marpet s. furniture, complete ‘for new instruments. A very large stock to select from. Just ishings of dweilings or smai! lots: eb- the thing for beginners or those | Ee ely oo 3025 or ene Ba es.) Who do not wish to pay the price | ( of a new Piano or Player Piano. FOS RO NS—Furniture, carpets, contents of , fiats, dwellings. lagge and smail lots; need | A few are listed below. Prices on these are as low as $50.00. goods badly: best Cash obrices Schober 4455 Page. Delmar 2985. Forest 3953 ‘cS ? wv PIANOS Eme'son fCRE_w est End Storage Co.. Gran4 Hardman ic6 ‘z( bert Sohmer Schu>*ert ' ; ' i ; FU aITCRE Wid.—Best cash prices Wem End Storage Co.. 3016 Chouteau es Wtd—Any amount ens ‘ffo- Butts. Lindell 2064 (c5) large Bomont Bradbury robes. cressers. rucs. TRE Wtd.—Beds, fur niture, lots Phone Crawford FURNI or — | LAM op rent or received in exchange | — ROOMS Me PHERSO suftable COM \ en wis va PR rese 3 her ‘H G0AND—WEST 495f,— Lara: mer i. ae or : ROOMS FOR RENT— West eee ee )-fure! shed room centinwous hot wa- or McPHERSON room: mmelike M: PHERS bathe ing ‘ excellent rea ennahio rN. cont. 4474— Rooms nu 056— Lares fannie —_keite tohen Tt refin “387 — B! lemen. sep WESTMINS% floor ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY Ri OMS—Ti nree. unfurnished: ° "ER room; 5260A— Bes uti ‘ful conc - ch exce: sent PI 1 meais furnished or 4367 r lh avel y ae reer 4144—L arge every convenience, " .nigr- ened furnished posure, housekeeping: 2 beds: | Com plete: 15 ! DEI MAR, 5,454 om tn modern sath: refined couple. | DELMAR BL 6273—Beautifully | room with twin bede. tlemen meais optiona! Washington t.. on bus line. ed: no other furnished adjoining (4) Large weil apartment, and home. for two refined gen- 4 biocks from Cabany 6748.) ‘c8B) conveniences; quis et | will no ebiection to STITA—Lady home: couUD:eé. EASTON. furnished Ls Gren kK NRIGHT 4545—Lat Ke fromt,. clean, nicely furnished housekeenine rooms: range. ENRIG hil 4118A—T hree light houseKeep- ing rooms: new furniture. 14) E N RIGHT. (5187—Southern exposed front 24 floor private family gentie- 7" en -A 8729R. private 44°98—Suice of — ad BU54 A—Lovely furnished | } | oolms, southern ex- | furnished | share nicely . STOW ‘Lin eee ; ROOM a BOARD—Fu genticmen: tion: gara Phone W on car line: desired. ae anes. rnished room. near Frisco breakfast optiona! for Sta- (ed) | TUXEDO. nished r cars: aduite. 216 ‘Webster)—Two pleasant ooms; owners home, fur Manchester a ‘sO? ROOMS AND BOARD | BOARD eliable ae Dyfepatch. Wtd—For young bebr. pay good price Wil “wta.—si KOUOM AND BOARD Box C-279, P P. ‘D Weer End. gentieman. ROOM AN ‘ladies. south prefe fe 4 call after D BOARD Wri. —Twe e! 6 ROOM AND ployed, where gir! 5 near echool. ; west. BOARD Wtd. —Coup! ngie— ny) “7 adie can have care. nor rth- Bex G- 313 ,. “room. Ry c- “134. ) session. BUGENE . a ALTHEIMER. ei (;ran4 43) rap -D ROOM AND private family. BOARD Wrd.—bBy couple Tower Grove district. ’ 5034 Minerva av in = Cabhanv 49° 8M -~' ROOM boarding Twain Ss Grer's Ai AND BOARD for little district St 3908 Olive home choo! ad Society. W td. et on ! ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Young lady! and brother. ae ate fam!) -"89. Post- 16 West End: ispatch. rove, ny 7iIGOR all T ol i ROOM—Nice modern itleman refined private A + . amily ! hOOM—} urh ~nven! Phone Linde _- — Fr.OOM—T win reom : 1 or ished em c Ces. furni "ap l bet « 3414—So: » ”- artment rnished e ores for bat home: 2 S1J Centr. ther gentieme CARA. 308—line o; r er unfurnisne i righ &€ Co. ee CASS. ail enony 713 (HO?! pede 39 A. Le housekeeping LEFFiINGWaLL. s.eepDin rhones and isi, weekly ee ¢ Che tnut e 2739A—Three hi enien« “es “TEAT. —_—_— _ - 3327 ~ 4 . ~- . -~« ratrcs twuh ar PI N E—3530—T i we To oms ences . 5 fu nis sn eau; | WASHING up. TON, keeping rooms, —~?F y- walls electric, oma 4 38: OW rshed., 4. ao ubie Grand reasonabie: ®Wentiemen preferred _Drivate farmiliv 419A—Cor._ housekeeping: § —Sleeping and nouse- ENRIGHT. 5101—Large east front heat and light. | Ce floor. continuoug hot water, mi 3, lent heat. laundry privilege: Forest 4279 beuseheouiay rooms 3 S.—Steam heated room, clean. 72 LOM. 1D) ~~ comfortabl: *, homelike. all convs. adies em: ployed: EUCLID, 907 coupie: private family. Forest 3676W. homelike. ‘ (ed) a= 15 — Sci2R. EUCLID. 104 S—Two nicely furnished in a: rooms. steam heat: hot-water: call eve- Karage | Dings (5) FOREST PARK no lsekeen' ng | FOREST PARK BEL.. 4494—Nicely furnished _room: with or without ‘board. ) . | LACLEDE. 3741—3 connecting front rooms, F.eeping _unfu irnished: will furnish to suit adui “* >? t . ji k 2011—Connecting nx mocern ; rea Ona ie ae 3H02 ——— s'rall adult family. gentiemen y Mi t HrRSON, +147—Large second-story front: owner's home: twin beds: 4 desire McPHE RSON. 4056—2 front rooms fur- hed complete for nousekeeping;. Bell sites $s. (c5) McPHERSON 3937—Three rooms compiete or housekeeping: adults. Call after ttractive front fences ining house keep- itght-Toom a ze iuPrni MePHERSON, 4161—2 rooms. bot. caid water. _Sor at . Me PHERS N, 4153—Large. bright. well furnished room, sieeping .or housekeeping. large housekeeping sina, furnace 3208A—+ urn 10n 6UOFr€=6 CIT i rian house Call (c4) ise- sieep- (c76) ERSON, 4222—Two iarge rooms; all conveniences. MoPH aiso smal] keepin after modern conven- | 6 ; rea- | acuits ie, two. ! —— | SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED ‘ROOMS AND BOARD Wtd —In Webdster. fem! vy of 3 Box G- 316. _P -D for " gecond f) oo : . | garage: COLONIA! management. . HOTEL, 809 N. rooms. $1.50 up: Grand terme ic8) new IDEAL ter, uD. tub, HOTEL— 2800 Locust: shower baths: SI Gay: rrmna wa- $4 week | ; ; ’ ' ; ’ ' (eR) | MELVILLE American pian: porch. lawn. bit flowers. HOTEL — 5838 Bartmer: | om ? ALCAZAR. day up. weekir rate: tub pms y 3127 Locust: an au tet $1 | er —— ee oS L HOTEL, Pershing and arinier —High- American t oO! tve-U university right at 290 family botel; orem Park: lan "ar ; SEMINOLE HOTEL. 3755 Lindel!l—You will the most find a real rome with beautifu! excellent meals [n St. reoms and Lous gardiess of price: rates $50 per month and un ‘ re- ’ ; LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. Newly f prices: O11! urnmieahed; excelent ve (Maryland) food: moderate | \ kiteRen. ro room. cy eaitere 104 | JOHN S. BLAKE i heat. YOU. “4 ——_—_— aT TMC: uuTS F FOR RENT ~ West be8 > —PFirst and bir $3° 50. tc) — Ter? a0, rtmen: Teor BL fioor east: 5 rooms. “path. service. RTT SOTON TY, WOOS—B went Rpr« hh ex appar WESTGATE. consisting of lor. Sieenving garage if desired 4915, Delmar WESTMINSTER. and sun parlor; Bomont 660. JUST BE 4-room studio apartment: irerect ton 57°95 Kineeburr SKE BFFORE LEASING +-738 Deimar. large apartment. of sun parior, living room, dining reception hall with Murphy bed. bed- reom. kitchen. immediate pos- Zz. Chestnut. tcoi 757—Heautifui five porch and sav O7xx-—5 a rooms no children: 7.50. (56) SING COMPLETED now orn 4 a> ic@2 sisting room. room sieeping porch, maids garage: tenant will Bee do necessa a Sl. — S-ROOM APAKTMENT = 676 Eastgate, first floor north: sun baw. Buggy Murphy bed sleeping porch, 2 arge living rooms. dining room, colonnades, French one-panel and mirror Goors: garage: can give a second floor if Saeres poe EtCGENE J. ALTHEIME S17 Chestaut. | SIX- ROOM APT., $70.00 third floor west. Call , JONES REALTY CoO. 734 WESTGATE AV. Sr00m, TER RERIN WEALTY CO N. 8th. Olive 34. Cent. og: icS) APARTMENT | large. light rooms; im- DESIRABLE 5712 Comaane: 6 ; t gs{on mediate UL JONES KEALTY CO.., 4 AUL Maia. 1902 13 Wainwright Bldg. 5796 WESTMINSTER rooms. tile bath. hardwood janitor gervice, rent S85 Pe (c@) floors. pos- S'x steam hest. . ssion Sept. * {-in OfG Four Six roome. ©, si07 80 00 bed- | ° | hors: open - Et GENE a sHLAND. 3803 ‘le? 4 = are PT) NURTH MAR o™!l eae own KET 61 : Olive | 3 ANN. N. 2310—S- room _Spstairs sour k. ow ner BroADWAY, fioor. 2 — De TON ry, third 2921 6. floor: ne ne dteom eulte. ¢ con- | A min 4.53—3 reoma, rN CU RTH, * #4 GILES. #-room apartment DROZDA nea att C.. ct A AADAY 519 —S-reem HU MPH Er fErre furnece *f RION 3 . 2 hae 478 ,— ail Upper cany 17 s—s 5 (cd) - MTNNE SOTA. “2602 lecation . s xy | MINNESOTA, : ne nd aa ae tric. floora, 2623-37... tile bat Ba DERER- ARENDS MORGANFORD> RD. - 7 _siesping P new Rear >» a eee ——— = Sas © NANDOAH —, ? ' Pies. “44 . 2 rch; a PENNSYLV -VANIA, 30xxn on an . Cab S172 Be ee eeidty ely: open _ OE - “ a xtc hot-Bater — q: rn med ra garas* rez free ae tte to ‘ auiy Se TRNISHED HOUSE g Pershing: Bequtisarty furnished: lease. santiouhanl ee HEALTY. CO.. $04 Chestas «$6xx PERSHING 7 aTMEN = rooms. sur parier end Dat Apply Rankin bi. ° “ he Re: ‘ton at ° = "324 'ic. West man. a CK single ga ALSON & & ON —Laree dance t Eb. AST ON ‘TAYL OR TRUST co.. 4 Faston. { sl LET—BUSINESS PU A RENTAL PENSION 1 of San noo: ‘money will ef. sor $4000 cash requis ginn. WEST #T. LOU is Treett ©. Eaxton and Sarar. 28 DINGS—Fer ease. t buliding. steam heat. : 0. 088 ALTERS REA mut st “Olis “2 2 » ané Laclede cars 4300 Lindel! bl. Lindel! 6810. ic8) WINDERMERE HOTEL en - PLAYERS Li 4325—Front . 5943—Third floor room for young Delmar bl. at Clara; not merely a = . sun parlor - electric. phone: $7.50: Cass. Taylor car: an: wu ? pia rior; party owning to stay, Ddut with an atmosphere of = £7~- Murphy bed Kimball hom ‘abany 4J and an excellent table. Phone Cabacy o ; ‘os LIM 4 sun parlor Sohmer TaY LOR. 2617, N Modern furn! ted se 04: 2A—I noe eun pa 2 LACLEDE HOTEL Kingshu 4 r.. sun par ai ; TAYLOR FN y fur Bradford 3124 dapstany 4 Sixth and Chestnut: center —— ele- | : a niversity Dr 5Boer sun par- Arion | diet gantiy furnished. large, coo! office, lor: gar. — 115 parlors. first-class, how making lo. low summer ANDERSON-8TOCKE-BUERM ANN, | __fleor:_hot-water_hes rate $1.25 day, $7 week up; live near your 808 Chestnu LACLEDE, 3912—4-room x —— and meced ri Marshfield | eo ‘ 7 W ARREN 2528—Largs fron work; save ¢t me. carfare. avoid crow | aheetrt heat cars. Call see (e802) rem Ps eniences 7 OLIVE Terms es low as $10.00 to SS) | — ae APARTMENTS FOR RENT TINERVA. Forest 9557 —_ ice- 3 or 4 gentlemen: immediate posses- 3061 A—S5 rooms. 7 fences sioontne kitchen 4477—2 cle ean furnished. Seen with bath and running water, located on end sun ovarior gs rictly modern: unfu a ss wh. HBELAARees. Fae ee $in0 for 12 months. Inquire 1 4 rooms. tite bath. , DELM AR ee : i -ERSH! NG. DELMAR. ik eee ‘one-room effic- ETZEL—le bed; in at 35 per vate home. Forest tsi7z. c$) 59 ’ tac S966R. 4 VERN! N beautiful 2%4-floor ae nished room, housekeepin hot-water beat: ' a iits2 ‘ } keeping rooms: and $5.00 to $10.00 Northwest nays —= COTE BRILLIANTE. 4519 FURNISHED pnb be a? “TNON imi ished w ' FURNISHED APARTMENT—4 rx rooms: new. | EWS TEAD 344 N. LOWA Fa hed fo For Rent o160A—Furnished rooms modern. Phone Forest 1e61W | RESORTS —Fish ting. bathing and hunting. sion Box (-85. os" -Disnatch (8) aduite only: _rent LABADIE. 4148—Ww- FURNISHED APARTMENT—For 6 months) FROADERS. 9 N. 7m rent: gir! preferred was range. laundry. a!!| Meramec River: built for all year occu- ) neue large open fireplace fn living room. hare with couple emplored or hot water heat furnished: 225 Title | eat fat. 4 RL onan $60 Call Cabany 1130. lency .without kitchenette and 2-1 ef- iciency with kitchenette; references, per- sates home: beautiful location. 434 FU "RNISHED APAR’ rMENT—3 : Jarge re ms. WELLS. 54452—Corner & all up-to-date: twin é3. gas. «ie apartment steam heat, l¥ furnished: inc] ud'ng | housekeeper's cery- tside anttog erie SARFIEL D 5353—Ro om. c&®), for rent: beautiful new §S-room cottage. or more beautifully furntshed 5 PAGE 3831— Three ewly 10 miles from eity limits: end of (Cahanvy #514 rVIEW Pl. 40%1 (ce) | urnished aul rs 5-$5 f PER Rt ey fi manent tenants only: hotel service. (62) FU = HED APARTMENT—=3 rooms heat furnished. mpic —_ “er kitchenette F ten cCLY $1 MAY-STERN 4 jag Loraine (g rn TT Water- _ BICYCLES—moTOR CYCLES (cd) oe —ee- — nigeria McrroR icy: 5 WASHINGTON BL... 49833—Nicelv furnished room with private bath: also s.na@le room: convenient pert of city. WASHINGTON BL. 40954—24-fioor front’ sieenring room. elegantiv furnished: own- er's home: shore j WASHINGTON, 4569—Nicelw furnished: | southern exposed front room: ell conven- jences (4) WASHINGTON BI. 4140—Secon4-floor fre room: private bath: continuous hot Water: gentlemen (5) Ww ASHI NGTON Bi.. 4060—Secon4- floor elegantiy furn hve refined cou- owner's home: vhone NGTON BL. 4905—Large south aiso single room for gentlemen; _ - - eee €ass 2 2500 Fe n' cont | $12 week children welcome FURNISHED PFLAT—Theee range: children welcou. c 5 HHATING STOV 6—8$825 table. carnet. +> Oia HOU SEHOL D GOOLS—cComple‘e tnge for efficiency apartment, including siiver and linen: must be seen to be op — lease on epartment can be nae owner leaving city 703 HORSES AND VEHIOLES Washington, Apt. 207. siness ph ne Fe : mant bd ie@) For Sale | Harry H userne "Jun ior. iaidaseaiaintstenenaiassDtemenettt idbieiaitaeain latest model. 2801 WN NESS—Coliars, team of large work fom mules. $100: 4 stout work borees. 27° four chaire: Nev. | — =. private fam- uth Grand a ment- | ee 74 é ROOMS and BOARD MAGNOLIA. 39114—wNi, cely furnished reasornabdie . NEBRASKA. iICEBO X—ome 6-ft ene Dayton ecale, eh at. th? 4 VITCHEN TABILE-~—Gray . of Sag springs, reed tea cart. =~ . oe oe eer hoe ae ee ee vir , ae o RO M Si ry ~——SBo lid MANDO aAn Y ; "7 Vieta ar Grand *S— Dreaser bed able AICR Eade PiaAKO—? prich: tookcare, Ga venmort Pride RY os h rar 4°, HARN reome, * = Exce! ier a ohare 15: —ae isekeepin 4 . 2 ha? reniences South APARTMENT—3 rooms. bath. ho: weter heat. electric. gas furnished. Cab- | . st ae - MINNESOTA. 3523—5-room effi tile bath. hardwood rent $55 floors FEDERER- eee" REALTY CoO. Bidney 26 10 Grarsis ar. PARK. Pee rooms, a tor service, $70. near Union Station. 4166 RUSSELL AVENUE SECOND’ FLOOR. Five rooms. gun parior. tile baths. hard- Ce _ wood floors; will decorate to suit tepant; arge room on second floor: twin rent $85 North § ' A. RUST & SON REALTY CO. ASHLAND. 4234W—Two gentiemen oF ym, heat, bath. phome, Compton ae ee ee Ches*aat OV ~ buy or sell “odie. good meais: laundry. $8 per woe . zs ian nnd) ee ee eee : 159 cS) | all kinds of mach ! 5OQ9R—Two neatly furnished ae hensekeeping: water in West 7114—Fine modern avartment. low | brecht Machine Co. 72 °1°4—Beautiful front roon ' Mg room. moder: akfast ep- _ Toor or light te: Louls, Mo. Ox O Palion Park. pr gen- — * J tee ~ : .c , BOO iS) or pqpeeoma-en Cs alcove: ‘ALAMO aiaeine rent: inepect today. rewnetein. * Ma n | conven Al __ (oS | —— a _ - , oF fi r c@|rpie emr For Sale Fu hOM AND ROARD rid ranasaeninesimntetntaenttes young men; br fae young men, oreausas seckeeding & CLARA. 535—Washington Ha!!: first and 24 ficors west: § fine roofms: will put in ood order: very B38. rent $90. electric bath. near cars | ~~ mt e ire. éotig. or Sun ‘ oteis 3 pom - iep $c | ! - 5 ay. c z. 6 -tcwn. agate. 36¢ daily. She *. per = ‘Te —- : ea: tomes. times. 8c: ry times. Gots Se. Sua. rc av—! times tie icily fc. Sun. 5c: #4 times. daily. Sua. Se ROOMS WITH aoc dts ROOM AND BOARD—Niceiry fur room for two ladies: private family, near Grand: Catholi preferred Sid Rasa /- 8 4:6 1—Nicely BL, _ eee alectric: hath 3241 ae newly hE GARAGE AND BEF REPAIR or tir Gre: ~ @ rerair station: HORSES AND MILES—Grafeman ome: tosh L119 Morgan AM toe ty _Forest_ P12 Et’ iPMENTOFor quick gale. «! ice: complete. consisting of ‘iat-*ton | typewrtters. acding macnines. took- “ Geme ete 157 Pine “t.. let icf an “good 2 horses with trial gu uarantee see ‘4) 1321-25 N. Breedway. (cB) reason - t , : ’ ; MACHINERY Wanted “MAQIUNERY HOUSE etil iinery : —m « } Landou sencr, legs than half iesiilacieentl Ort BQ. Cease. kKeaper’ ~ For Lowenktei mr. "12 . ASHID ee > W AtiPON—ilease | {; ( herokee fars a Te Sidner 1405 W er i.e ° a room and kitcben- reasonable Grand vrigh*t empiored m heated, jeni- ic62 - . dining 3815 Flatt: rd piecca 9 _—- . 4300—Beautifu!l room. private hom business vu pp Sane ren = Fworrvan Poet -Tric APARTMENT re oO 4 Cali het : oy sn GTON fF | ro. only 3 left conte * Slate Bark Benton ; — | + . ~a os BL... 4111—Bxceptional an le sleeping reom: private fam!lr- nyeniencres reaeonable WASHINGTON BL. 4261—3 ‘ ha! irs erything comp! ete for how seek eening manager on vremises Cabanr 6375 or HO'TSAM REALTY Co. ve 70 312 'Irternationa!l Life Fide. ‘o@) ee ee ees FLATS FOR RENT Central ‘OLIVE. 2027—Fiat. 2 rooms. furniehed or empty STUDDARD, 281 8—4 nice —s = furnished dining tabte ela t. bal Wardrobe nick sale. cheand -—~ reward. het water, iter. a rewhrits. beth. | res sonable: rn ‘*elt ror * ““Wta —t-reom fait =. _. in Mepleweo® & OE MO ivy Tmt SE ' . Lie .~ mater - cleam rooms, gas. Fl.AT Wti—Tbree roeam "3. ressonabdie Asughter em played. ten @ Three-room fiat 3703 Sottage Lindell Sia all moderr conrvrentences th bat \FLAT wrd—S rooms Sept. North OT p: ics et. by . 22. CLINTON, 14465—4 large corner rooms, elec- tric: ill 4ecorate. adults only. $320 2407 | N. dawy. Havscbou!' o Real keetate 4e8) COLLEGE. 1918—4 rooms and bath. to r_ During furniture. Reritaes ENTH 1820-24 N bath. $40: newly decorated. FLAT—3 beth Zas. Minton HICKURY wily 23 ge room. 22. KS REALTY ‘HOLLY REFRIGERATUKS—Several. AAI 4iecount. MeCrey- Ga~ > Locust nates E shopworn: a or Co . BL. ~ ~ a 11ie HARRIS BL... “a7 —T ore; ene sorvies > furnished: a1 he bees “WALTERS © REALTY » 3237 822 m , ee MOUREtaree brick, reer 537 verter avr. sear Olive at.. ~- repair e manstact c Phereen. SHOWROOM _ Washington; Marge store: eS8 REALTY co. 804 ED, BUSINESS ; Orrice wu —: * ated Bos GST, FD Oe frent room: 207 housekeeping amiir ESTMI NSTER PL... 3854—Laree =qoue ™m. rext ta bath: two beds avy'tet ho WESTMINSTER. gr ato furnished = __second room. twin beds. running water. (4) oe Washington: extra ; & rooms WASH ST. 2008— WESTMINSTER. 3900___Desirab e room. con- BOTTORFF GILES CO. rhs ne he gar. electric: taining rumming water. twin beds. modern = Del arartment: adults {G; DEBRMAR BL... 5577—4.°3: 6 room WESTMINSTER PL.. 4228—One or two em- | __ apartments: $50 up. Cabeny 1011. ployed: ecomtinuous het water: hot-water EUCLID, 908 N —4 roo first fleur beat Remo Apartments: 2.50. Key WESTMINST nitor eam beat H. PARISI & co . 713 Chestnrt st noe tT: | FOREST PARK BL... 4890—7 rooms. ond floor. corner apartment. $100 5090 Cates. 6 room. second fleor, near high an wade ecbhools $75 > 8) ' HAMILTON. 1292—Thira floor north. five yoomne apd sun’ pericr: excelient condi- BARNG ROVE 1 & SPECHT 112 Ne bea u- | (KINGSBU RY. ‘6617—6 iarme roorme. raragce a> cA nore. wr gain triday . a ea VACCOM CLEANERS —Fioor sampies bath, elec*ric; l, Eureka, Hoover, American; £1 ECTRIC aa MOTOR bargains : ~——- ee telephone good home mee 4 re for b nd one sleep! ay ia as ow as fave money , . or LO, Commerctai Ee ec’ ri cal Supp! ences. at’ ractire rate bs " od we 2 i* - . Morton Ele etric Co.. 1117 Olive. (el 4) Broadway and Sprace Tel. Main 129% ic t~ A and Heber 8 wae MAC HINE—41i f4ern _311° 4 4030—Three desirable a Bae for housekeeping. ae Sifrey DOS. Vietar 1% TORR. «B) WASHING MACHINES — Floot samples cad : ken. Almetal. &ive- or ter.ae Some ae Morton Electric Co... 70 LL icl4) te - ~ ' Prea. "ter good bargains in thew secondhand furviure. Bilt £&. 14th tics “SEARC H Wrsaee Yer bargains and ‘erg- at Le. niere, carpets and stoves. he high- rert aietriket *\ 2 on, r yo me! , : ; ewes” tahed room fn ere RRA KF AST—P? Por ctor a, Rox rt. papere. $45 co 107 fe 4116—Room with part! furnished: tifuiiyv Mnishec: 7 -room eff) sienaaee FRANCIS-PEPe UT RI THR t3t0?7 N KINGSBURY soIT—5 rooms, sleeping porch anc g2rece. flow West_ KINGSBT RY BL? | eA: M APL £ rule garage: lot ie owner dow netaire a) or . 1. sun room. Apply first ‘e7) NGAN BROS. F.CO.. 18th & Washing or. Musical Emotoyment “a ‘men a tenet XTs T.—Fan WE are ceoeing out e@!| evr eol.en | tn Hvate — —_ ein vr oar Oak ara eariy Exye | eh ‘fet " en: al Fo - pO Saneetroron - —— o148— Large eee aheeeie and extenelor. 4045R : yas T tre IS wee that ocd beste: ) MAN - _ —Fianist. een fk cha'rs Lan gan Bri ” orchestra. aeture «: th ane West mraion K WAGE EARNER—K» tei ao) ne 7. furrished frormt *oo-m: o.7! eT tet Pony | t2 58—F urn ished cas BL. running Water. 'erarT . " o 4% — * ? roomre tor 4 Ung men v * t ar wants work = a Box «¢-355 union ‘Post. ['e. (4 a .* 6 years ax- X ARE ; oe... hwusek*eD(ng room reom™ 4007 —Second-foor front .. iaekeer pire — ——a ee shina edo heousecee~ning rooms. ranc. 2816 ‘8 SIMAK Hl. 4168--ist flesr trent. 3 : ha taundry col a ‘ g " x —» RpeiT BL... 4256—2 large roome ont foeor good table: reseonabie LINDELRE 4260—asartmen: 3 beard fami!» VIOLINIST ——Sit first cias. pertente playing pictures: sieht reader: can fake and tmprovive: also dance work. Address Vieliniet. R. 13. box 130. Kirk- wood - +4) [; BF eur tow prices and : , "ii be abe te purchase @| ise oe tine of furniture. rugs. , ~ | coal stoves ranges en ima early yeu ill @nd mere compute ts select t any rete. drep tm and te" aciex'nt- our new om rian eam wil moa tre 55 © ao «ah* Purtifwr. ¢€% ‘" DEL | Tv Ak rane o-** ; > DELMAR BL. 5890—T - pleasant front Teor for one gentiemas + —~—— — ee DEL MAR BL 2970— Fura: ished fror ? Dar- or © ay: Class: ome ofr two Sentiemen: rea- em * 5) BL. 4351—Larre mm. | DELMAR BI. 5°31—Plousekeenine. livtsug running ater co Dp! o rm ated kit comfortawMe fur : ale »! Pe sa @ hire ss on a . in prvate oa ~* oo ee i Instruments For Sale SA SOPHONE—« melody good as ser. bar- Aon e Moeore Jr. $3605 Mapnte . (ome. La =a ri ee 7480—Mapilewood: furnished rooms houseK eet" ng Pentor 385M LINDEL | oe inea's ns d Piatt men -MAPL , o TY co. a Ne 4494 Nature! Bridge er. , |

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EE OT I Fe or =, THURSD. -PTEMBER iy. ' ’ | we NO REAL ESTATE WILL “SELL ITSELF” as well as will an AD in these columns. “@@ Tle. 35 ELLINGS FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE suaus ATE FOR EXCHANGE. 8 ry FO! aa - ESTA UBURB’ ' TS, FO N PROP'TY FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES. FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM'TS, FOR @ALE ‘ RESIDENCES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE_FOR COLORED >, | West | ACREAGE Wtd.—F a = mbleteds . he or exchange. larce tim- -—~ 00 - 7 r o ’ ig xo a. a gon ent — 65007—S8-rom house: Cecorated. | close eae Be tall trmeyg zooG pe. seen Sie $5 PER _ FOOT, $5 DOWN. $5 PER j For Sale can THEIMER: wat ee ond open. Olive 2487 | (8) | amp va for acreage in St. a: Counta | Lot 50x1i nO 83 te down ant} : | = _ ™ A A EL net Cc one to Bt. Louls: clear for ‘aha t ¥ 'e) : * _ ~ per fo =e ' és *», . i for clear. Call | ulld and $5 per month; ‘take Kiritywooe- Sou FLATS ; “ANNUAL RENTS $480; PRICE ; 5609 Adelaide ay. University he, gpd car to Cargonville, walk 4, block; BU NGAI OW —Beat ee ~ a , mee \orginia: single flat, lower 4 Fin ‘ G: } a ——s - North 09" nee — “eR fey = ae 110- u oms, tile bat aud upper 7 rooms: ~ afin Ss ing: e ‘lat on South Side | RESTDERSE=Seenoe with ell modern | AE oanan hake y ; i “conveniences, facing O'Faton Sack: prise ‘water, gas. basements; colored tenants, : | JOHN s. _BLAKE. 815 Chestnut et, (ea) : ) —~ °—_—— ==, ee oe ee ee ¢ ’ { Ww f) ARK ET 61 aT. rooma ” ) HED HOUSES FOR RENT Ouen Oliv o / , M—Wiil exchhn TEG ‘ET re - rooms, completely furnished: 2 nge for city property in| , HOFF & VATTEROT ss. REALTY CO. L auick s South 2 ae eyes a> everything of! 94 Fg ly 3 aaty; ii “ie aah cree —ahens 5876 SA Merep.fes) | Praca Woes eT. __ 246 Sor - ge _— the South Side. in @ mood location. For ar s surroundin ‘ é x miles , , 3 ve two new five-room |"~~ raska: si ‘ t na part - , ee - - —5-room upstairs flat; gi location | in the rt of St. Louis’ resi. oi ene: Ala., for ‘veiee and Pera IF YOU \E 100KED 1s VAIN. brick bungalows on Wilcox av., po = -. feasne;” all oaoeve ee Ou terme oe, berucuats a2. FRANK SEBAS- — SULLIV AN AY. “$9000. | , oy only; corner, Ann and pect ie teaet te tent bn for the | 1 N. 2ist st., St. Louls, Mo Beautiful brick bungalow, 4 large rooms Pron. Ae is convenient to schools Arsenal; single. « 5 and §& call Grand &1}4 Pe ; riferg st.. Of Dov we ER T Th ECO a REAL ESTATE—OTHER CITIES : : , u - ; or am improvements; - a 5 , kd. ——— — ; ; Sa - ki ye ope f for inspection any time Sua. | FLAT Wid. —F _()| and tile bath on ene floor; upstairs floored | joy ancy in about two weeks. Can be er ose oF NEW FOURFAMILY UTIFUI, RESIDENCE. | Logs —2. on Sixth st.. size 503196 ft-; pries | an - 1 8S —Five roome eck. Call 61 isd Say Be om i , hedcis "hems — exe henge, beautifu) T-reom | eould be divided into 4 ma; hot-water in? led with §1500 cash. er further |~ . . 2 8 4761 Rea Bud av... 7 rooms and beth; | each; also one jot on 8S. Elm st., : ‘hird floor; vacant: $50. on 3 ’ sa, | Pl. hf Bsiow and garage: 74xx Zephyr heat, every convenience; lot t 120x250; mode | ‘formation ote tri 3536 Giles, near Grend and Gravois; wet!| furnace rarage: first-cl mn: | x110 ft., with : ; d gon rooms. = 2 eet anchsster ay. ( £289) TT AGE— —— is: ele ie: 334 ' - - 4) ; nt rent Sen} heat, Me le ica. 1009—-F A rnished pe ingalny, 5 Sir cre «change 4 and & room; a Darga! ‘ y - ae tage in Tae a 4 room frame eat- Ward: single: ‘ena 4142-44 DE TONTY ens ee = a a —— —— — al? », Lindell Ae j ™ , - ’ ee aiehed ; at oo wood ? 0O-8 U 85 e7sh pri ce: Ww it} rene at $85 aah: , 8e€9 i ly } if rnis : on ."? > 5 E } : ck net 2 s es = —— ; tet | coperat ioore throt ; built-in bat — so : ily. 250 Sun. j—Near Grand a Ge s08N. ©.” Lindel |fineat” Digee (tn Bt. Loule, County, for, vour | CST ashe: atiect and alley mater teks] one roome vee ices aged.» 100M [terace casey hanna agin. copa eres | BORD, JE Raw etcy saan Rina pels i Seat : ’ ~ Cc i— “Char Penne -senerenn : aliey made, tut ooms, bathe, coe ace , Goudie warage. ission re for l or 2 f li bath. furnace room apartmen revels; or saie or trade; Vinita P appointment. E. A. SCMANS. 6200 Kas-| 844, electric, ° rnaces, 50 ft. card 2 families: » Saree ” lent efficiency @ MRNISHED HOUSE e ‘een for automobile. Box P-212 Ic lot | ton. Cabanv 758. “ schools; can’ be betcht an cout time: tl and 1227. 1 1 Dition namie 4 and 6 » ieaose. STOCKE-BUERMANN, fm mediate possesion screened sleeping porches: $0 timen, Cd > . sane > ectri te £0. 4006 Chout et ng: beautifully furnished; one RESIDENCE—H! (76) | {s a real value. For further information ‘see | 1614- is S. 14th; four Gadi. 3 808 Chestnut st. (cé) EASTON TAY LOR, TRUST CO., temas, dee tte ‘daule quit fs _3519—S8-room modern flat oe year ee. For particulars ase ) unrestricted oe a to exchange for! Brentwood A. MAYER REALTY CoO. pore rooms: electric .......+...-; “Shaw Dist Flat—$1000 ( Cash 4473-8 Raston.__(c5) os : niall Y. 4228A—Upper rC EALTY CO., 804 Chestnut. Rox F-222 an West End preferred. | 219 ; a ~49 pa feo 4 families; 4 and 6 pene as ANDY HOME—JUsT CO ) nace: ail conven i rein 4 — (eS —— ... 43 a ° i. 3128—S inten ) ‘¥ ee gt ee is' BOKERN RB | THOMAS Mi ‘ew & SON, 5179 E | bagvh, gas end electric; street oR, Bes ona. | »243-25 McPhereon; 4 fam! les; “¢ EE Ee ae ee grad b 2 ee Tomaanl and alow riven te st floor of resi idence: ta hed Fo o Ber from, Oct. 4 iee3 See therm 6. Page 417 4 ‘sell your py property. | _ Forest 89°0._ RRS 6) | helt block from echool; street and ater and 8 rooms; rent $2820..... 20. NEW 4-ROOM FL AT South is n. ae as. ee ee ee = rn} she: 3! nO ; call eft a as : r% SAKEW t rf “- 18 N Bis PA A . 3 F illerton Bi. ag 7 7 vs er ' made; og be bean = on yerTy reaso 3 table! Sen d for new list. ; 4945-51 Magnolia: h if b! HOUSB os — ae as ‘c8 t543—New: ; : 50, - late, ees cash for flat, resideuce. cottage. | E t L. | tomes @ ' Pleute ca'l ior cards to i pores and oblige | Tower Grove Park: tile } oc weet of) h BE 4168 Shaw; 8S rooms. tile beth, Ppa ast ts ne - sa an ew: 3 roo: ne. Kitchen | m aes te , reasonable quick anewer. Olive Sp 9 2 as st. ouis A. Mi AY E R RE AY, 7 HINRY HIEMENZ R EA . CO ites eennae Gaces i sho. herdwrood | ardwood floors: $1500 cash. Leinaee easy . fast — “hardw 004 floo ; 2 - . s : GUC rebeia . 8 525 _ Wainwri ght le” (4) | THE Cc ORNE R HOU SE OF HAPPINESS / + ie ( | y | ara ‘ “hes nut. (sl, [i kK R. E ™~ . a" 4 ‘ heatnot st. (08) cet . vacant; _ open Gali ‘3 i- _ (4) 3610—» rooms, le bath, hang a” | CK results, hi athe UN Rneaseree aN oa | Tht n Fe — | 461° Gravo ‘€ : = @) | HOUSE—-3672 Blaine: 10 rooms. avd MONE Y To loan on real estate, ke hot- “water heat “tine - NOUSES WANTED basis only. ove Bias Chad comm esion | e BaP pee with all modern poten BO om. ory lows, | Open dally until 8 p. m.: Sunday till 3 p. 1. | Cent NE W 4-F AMIL, Y FL AT | floors; furnace; fine condition: | $7500: ALTHEN, 316 “Wainwright Bids. jetd z= ate possesion. a ; ‘ wtd.—d- room. or house, for HEATH. 818 Chestnut st. AUNC a 15: i cluding tile bath, modern | : ol 4 ra . e JOUIS. J ’ lie RB 4 , vo a ‘? > ss j t « « Cc > ind os 1m. Be ame or 8 rooms, with garage, in | IF | bayine and ter ee ae | ee : Pennsy]-| Price $5050 BP tos big se ANDERSON. STOCKE-BEURMANN, ice S$? a aly aut ea eee wiser to 2 tree age ag improves 4 8823-97 ; or West En 2 | You vant ’ SA "INGS T RI ST CO.. 4815 Delmar. poi Ts "Benton -#15. _GEO, A. |} SLATERY, §15A Chestnut. (c 808 Chestnut st. RU ‘LL-SMITH. 722 Chestnut. Olive 8963 ule real estate, at a ie + 2823 wad _ 5- -room effic rad rere”. City h d. for rent, to - os your real te, cal) an a penal SD —- cS RE a a ee ae gD ae gy -_- - (ct) RESI >; aa ee — ea at —— * advances on rent 3. seco ond 4 floors. tile bathe ety ment nemapeame option to Purchase. Box E-411. t who m pakes o,epecialty of — 2G hoice East St. Louis 030090, A SALLE sT—$ $:2000 aise SHAW’S ADDITION DOUBLE cee ‘vorest g SV: > bigcks | JOHN 8. RLAKS & BRO.. S16 "Shestnut.(es) ices) re Je ; . ° mu s four- | . - : R (ARE NDES REALTY CO, = Chestnut. (¢16) | NEW PUNG room brick cottage: larme front woreh: wa- — ort » a De Tonty; four-family of 5 rooms . har@wood ‘Torre, steam heat: Y MONEY TO LOAN. "A10 Gravot ie 2 ALOWS te : lot 25x120 ns | ee Wen corer: WES. eee Seen see ition: near_echool; ya- a cme of O00 oe ee improved 53403 5 eta eC _ Ny PROP. FOR RENT WV E WILL PAY SPOT CASH RB mcg dwn ee haniwood foo acc tile IHN “a. HL. AK EK. 815 Chestnut s* ae) | famiiies. for this -week: think it > . er a separate steam-heat! 128, plants; cant; Call Centra) 97917 fe) ar RU — AE se tT CO, > we ae ae : ~ P i on gor e ° ov eres - amiliies less than $4000 ‘e Ga om e for two ears: rent 3270 a“ ae aT DEN } % 4 re | ; . : eo por lcash and terme: 809-871 N. Thirty-t 1000 | WNER LEAVING TOWN apiece; rents to ANDERS RESIDENCE. Chest (06 RD RD. 3247—3 | — aon Apply Rankin bi. ees isfactory. Send complete dewcripthon ane | Fe? part ulara phone Mei third st.) Must se!! 6 room modern brick bungaior:! Cond! . a ee RA Ee aig, oe RE REURMANS. BO NG nn Bee ge Mae a teat. Bere; PLENTY MONBY os Lo or ch; modern: adulta, come a . Benton Saw. 7) mUritr ‘SMITI — San? FW. Bray. Mer... bas pe [NGS 1 RUST CO., 4915 Deimar a PP tases ta Maye ie a _ fas wate part cash. See m 1215-17.19-191. Mos, fp TAC ING p> ARK , — aa Te ete.; price right 208 ey me On &t. Louts Be ge "os a vatae: ANIA, 30xx — . bene "R526 (Map.exoo — roan, | roo eee Crestnut. Clive spe:; * i tesk” ehruke ‘enren Timea ie aoe ace: | roe at. CHARFFER RB. CO QQ, | x I _—— —— =) | money _ rea | Pine : ' new de ‘oration. new tera -_— = a trric, WV ater, gaa. 3° 5 per : 2 ee eee rs x al Ke Kirkwood ’ . ‘ vere " ai ros 4b ts ™. £Doi4 Sole adi fan m Sink = . “ anal EL. ; beaut fu ©" k.e fiat. ale} 4065 i. RF sibeNCE BARGAIN —— *~ DOU GHE ERTY Phe : ete . 893 Chestnut et : REALTY, 403° ‘Commi & ’ Sal | ae. | —-_ —_ WY ; ;AL Ow R Te a ie Lea wef 5 and 5 room with sun par- | ome. gry t Be vey ua: moe ern: dou- Olive 249. Central 15 Ee 7A—e von ll 'Brinkop Has Buyers . ~ 18K WOOD BUNGALOW, |” SGALOW BARGAIN | #r47—oubie, al 0 5 Foe |i ROME! RT, Ae Meh eet eae Cer, MN Sega WM. S. DROZDA REALTY CO bb furnace, ins) to. j i ieee Bu’ ay nriedern hur on rs wv i Ui. ? Bal ee) | Stanma, hi raw Th t¢ rap pees “he Te & vues yy ee Grae vy eaet - aT ; '4 re ‘ Fa wast te ayer ’ rote - 1? rie : : a ._—— "I a e- " gest ya’ ; y : . u } > roon Qo i iat: | Tcy 7 t-water, furnacgyae BALSON R. en _ CO. Olive 8747, oO! ive 399. ¢ 805 Chestnu “SerD > SNC Ok: @ ne oY ee 48 T OOK AT 600 B \ le! inv eatmnent to ‘Improve ans fad- i na MANE I-—$25 to $5000 on * -AREND Fk S RE re ay CO.. 4 - it td. —= Oe!) lor ated: “rerid @) in 65 riy 1 : arid ] i water: ware th ° narticulare. ——— “iin -_— . m4 +)! pe! av ‘ rR , ° }; 7] Sores; no w ees rent ow : Af apest ew Double. KF lat =) eo quick, coeeemiar 642 . w garage. — 100 cath a $18,000: avout : - —- en? _CHAUNCE Y P. HATH COMPANY, (c6) | rea! haa gtr od pre econ rire at — sole iin is week SO 7 | ‘ 604% Mannclia: ¢ ’ ate. emma x | RERIDESE E—46xx Me Phersc ‘500, 10 rooms, | #yY “E xe hange | aaa ALTHEIMER, 17 S require woncerful Se ee 6S Ont ef ae vut } ' - >t, ce ile WoL ¥. p OLI L aC & Me a ® ( N Tower Grove Park: 4 rooms, ti! t 1odem. Forest » a a | Mon BY loaned on autom biles: br! = . cong mpecizinn, WEST ST. LOUIS TRUST CO., FARMS FOR RENT oO 3 bl on Ke intcr the bow! a ae a et | ouve eee, a.) 402 (eB) boas ‘floors, et ge ee. KESIDEN( ‘——8 rooms; $1200, cence! erahin certificates: we do the rest. North: ——— ee a Easton and Saran. ——-—-—— ee inc gP ae veriand ROSSO & SON.616 & ie we eo - ; — ie TO Ms i deep: all rented; $7400 year: pri notes: 800 Washington. Forest R745. waster nr Brokerage Co.. 821 Bestmane sce "heat. Murat ser bath, # ease gale iat ARM—Y or rent; 59 acres, 5-rooin y BUNGALOW "New. 5 rooms, vacant ; OM _ tAo7 Cantre} SEY 5. hestnut 5) | > Re SL7,000: term: ra sg ata 34 | 4617 Dein. ar. Agent. : (cb) teek Rice 3 e urphy : ® Ly tri) ‘ , “ es {ope 2 Seghy eo - “ — pw. ‘ TUE, Vacant, iia + ape Se, ET Ca TTR Sead? | wo ts a4 : =n I ] ¢} mat, i h. ] . ' : 2 ¢ a . . “- > eee — ra seen > West — RUSH- itn ati ate Doewaatinn: — ee = ¥ steam . Ist and Spruce, | ae: 8 ———~' | RUNGALOW— 1340 McCausland; beautiful | a ae enay payments. - rer POO One aad Apel” a - ovee. | —Acre eround: Castlewood; 2 cabins. PU NGALOW—» roonis, large reception hall. or terins, price. et er ae ; price $16.500; can ‘make terms. 190, with large trees; Page or Upion cars’ noist Bide th and Pine. Main > hone Keller, 9449 2 TE ag * i co... $2: one cohcrete: $2500: owne "491 cae ' } oe > ene Ri'L-SMITH “29 Ches' ‘tve ROARS ae 0 Modern Double F lats | BULL-SMITH. 722 Chestnut Olive 8963 5? F | Fs SEF +. Jie) | le; ; r 911 Cas- furnace heat; shrubs and trees: near City (as es nut. Oilve 8963. —— ., to 5246 Mimerva av. Wm. A. Rutledge. | _ : 50 $64 El egant ae pe = t = “Olive & tlernan. @ i ee “a ite 6t. Luke's « ‘hurch. | BI" NGALOW—* 261% > 8S. King’s highway: -26-28-70 Bellegiade: 4 and 5 rooms; | | APARTMENT—S059 ‘ ‘lemens 5+ and 8 room | owner. ae waa __fcS) | ARE YO UNEEDING MONEY? See = “> 87 ‘ K ROOM—Or office space; beautifully’ F vay * Ba WV. c62) beautiful 6-reom., hardwood floors, hot- rick porch. stone steps, bath and electric: a e: all modern: lot 60x198; easy | RESIDENCE—7 "Toom modern brick, near) ‘uick salary and furniture leans: iow . “Ve ‘ J ARM—wW i!! sell my 166-ucre farm er w! | > hent - ono fee ‘ a) in Temi : ary; rice $10,500 each: ter ce $16. 000 > ae ve : : arm er wil | eater heat; owner anxious to sell. Open | ce ¥ rms. .f St. Barbera’s Catholic Church and school | rates: confidential. Room 400 Columbia ry ' for inspection Ee bE _CO., 824 Chestnut. (cd) RT LL -8M TH. 722 Chestnnt. Olive 8963.) and 1 block from Het npstead public school; | __/'“r. 318 N. Sth st. Oilve 8957 rs) | APARTMENT—S12 Leland av G-family, has large glass sun room. sleeping porch MONEY TO LvaN—On furniture, rear of house and new ga-| real estate, store and office rintuten. a fe: ished; suitable for accountant, lawyer, divide {in two tracts: good wheat ar “ B.. LIPP & EWERS, 3545 Wyoming. Sidn 2020 | are 7} vw J 5 ef £ u S ; $1 000 . -Eight 2 amilies—$7: 5M) : "“\O™”N & and hath . ren? across entire : double flats; price 7 .| rage in rear; house in perfect repair end manufacturers’ maghinery. or on good in “y 5 rooms, reception floors. tile Sath: newly painted” . er. insurance. 610 Tower Bidg. feS> land: running epring and , aes cor BR “es B ] ES caee Gieeunaall D. ISMEEEROOM-Compieaty furnished. or whole ne 2 aiken tn euitivition- neice C8 Paul { Ul Un FaLlow i oF APpartment-ti : Pen have Eee Ce oe a Savings | St. pk Bigg : ey sit sl ag Dies trom R IC HIMC IN wie Hh 1¢ ‘HT ~ BUNGALOW - Lindenwood, o-! oom frame ‘200d iti On trade for SES al vs - . : pees 2 - ; ent Tai Nat!. Rank ate tie ; : hi a 4 - . Fhe at . ~ SB . . Let - 6 ater + 1f@at, 1d ‘ >» iti ,; } 4 x 1! s . at ¥ 2 NCO" + ‘nt el a yO ef - ‘* , can be bought for 4 dorsement. and on j other —~ erreod ars ee’ secs ta i ackeave S820. (c76) | eg yp a dai eptee: F Sy» le grt meme jee Pi ihe peta, Pel die we garage. chicken’ house; lots of fruit; nice | ¢ urry. 1942-44 Warren st.:_termg }PUUt-AMITH. 782 € hestnut._Oitve KABA FINDLEY. Olive 659. (c76) | strictly | confidential: vour = aay : ST BL., 3147-24 floor fireproof — at on one é fio “on Se ee oan Y ranged; near station ublic wei 4 eee ' tem brings $8000 annu-| KE SIDENC e017 7 Washington | Frank, 712 Chestnut. Olive 61 77 (o@?) sna Reven large rooms. on nr Dullding. fine elevator. electrin . eo LAND——10 acres. unimproved. we'll : te? chk pot ¢; to Gort 1d Ss. . reasonand. rrice; asy terins. ai: ner. _ SN) is a m™m..% 5 root avartment, ee a ar LOANS—ILA } ANS—~—I awe. = or neat. stock room, automobile wash rack : v8) at Junction of two inade ds, mi. | he “10 180 gether — we ~ ke. 8. Se ee Se + vee ire old: near Hote. (hase, terms. 6170 McPherson av.: 7 rooms......- loaned to people keeping hotwge: 91° a ¥ room flat. “yhodern: bath. bath. . ay ' from St. Touis price $2; r acre: a , MIA 4 ‘\ \. yar mf “ta” * , PA’ ING ~ REN ( 4 )? J . ANDE R itm ‘ ; ar. Arcade A187 Maple av.: WM T@Oms...+sseeee DPavments: see others rates ' ¢ (ELMA nv . ? ; D4 t hen eat and light furnished: re. MANCHESTER. 4114—Store. 20x49 ale erms. Box E-2° ry _Po st-Dispa ich. ; . phe pee eta dels . -room electric: lot oh Oe S450 | —_ : oa ee . Cnive #4. é aoe SPS Es we HERWICH, 209. T tle Guaranty Bids. : THE AMERICAN CO... 377 A PS (of) & f2rmace garage: anv business: $60. ae tr ARM F ( IR ALE | -—— IB Bahn RA ‘down, 32 mi ont BRAMMER REALTY | 42" -— F Rai Bud ae: . +e ne n-6 ee "LAT 0 iple ss modern 56 and 6 __ Pa a ‘nite (c59) | Ride Entrance 211 N. &th_ st. (SRY 5S83-58834—4 ROOMS. EA - F v gs 0, 4300 Manchester, (cB) |. Ee ae furn 9006, .ti«d NE t v.; 8 IF YOU need $5 ‘to $50 quick! ’ : | pe . . sao ’ : fo: nachines: fine residenc is- | 317s ry hestnut at RK ESIDEN' E—5165 Cates av. rooms, 00 quickiv, it's fm- _INOTIRE 5928 PAGE JEFFERSON BANK RBUILDING— , I have for sale one of the most* bee:: ee a : University City tri. i he geen to be ee dis wei H BUR (NS. 1105 = a _ a. modern, near Soldan High grade school, ou sheuld know we'll let ” 344 “ —6 rooms. ha vOgay ee reemen : esrec! ‘ally Ge- = _— in ilineis On Tt “4 surfa : > p . v? NG a — oe C. GPEIVICH REALTY “ “y FL A’) ——1 4! 33 Sen nple; 4 $s 8. rooms, mod atreet car: fine fa ———— specia) bar-! rater A. E. oe at —. la avn tor rmervice } ve RT . or entists “ busy trans- : . ou ‘make Cc ~~ ondertu } ‘ iry farn F 2 ham eaving C} >- 7.+ — mt _ Pe Se ee EES ; - ee Open ee ia ¥ Broenin (5%: ; na yt * ~~ . Peni 0 ). price galr for mu! ick ‘ ; . . ~os private ieSlentor service. lve Cay cnace) tomer: free parking spare, otf the Pent’ of water. two fruit oreharia, dandy 19. frame Qurgaion: hard m new modern | -NGaAlOW-—) roome, © Tee angers gs, Grand and Hebert. | GEO. A. SLATERY, 815A Cheetnut. (® HAMILTON REAL ESTATE CO, _ | gourl, Stagdaed pen B:30 3 a1 Ma 2 i pggegme oh $42 ‘BO. )R _ r “4 now we Cashier et house, barn: will be only a wuir ve S5000 5 ens] ath ol lain : oe sick Use lee $5000. fcnie Page. | ' FLA’ S—1l4x~ Semple. 4 ard > rooms: 362 hR54 Delmar: phone Cahany 9130. (5). “xchange ldg. Open 8:30 a. m. toe P. P ) aa . ~ on 20n ald Trankiip mile from a new tow "he Se + sBee " = %: ere "i ——— - — -- ; once ‘ - t S rr eogeeg 7aa7 @ Hin: Oo W th ich) .. : 1 & n i narcke Fae t-1)j SI NE Ow M ae a mnee ; N. Newstead, - ‘ ooms, modern 1397 UNION nt | Gos . i { railroad ? ‘ Th eS iil ; ‘« - te att IE Shas alll . : »* j AIA , 1006 a4 3 rooTiia, tiie at ‘ ° a. 2 d } es tT" ¢- ’ 7 — 4 = . , : I. r 3831—Threa newly decorated) C—New. MOMFIT. 807 Chestnu! 7 2 | pcres For: a syste Lager paced bas go ; @i] on one ‘ oor; garage for 2 cars: grapes || SPLE NDI ‘UUR-FAMTI "LAT a ey A em ee Yor | Q-room residence: tile ath. hardwood | saat meee 3 “TO SALARIED PrOree hoes: ehectsie. if = . | ‘ estnut.(c tleulars see PRANK pi Baig c 16 a. Webster Groves and fruit of ail iknds. oe ridge ay eae Br! ekK-and- v1 ° ech 7 sale: Jocation very n ais ries fi whe , ow ; foram 803. Chestnut. men eat furnished: adults on -} remgiie 3607 Hartford st. or nhone Grand 8114 1c78) BUNGALOW —5 age george eel Re “G ALOW- —HHandy to new St. Mary's Hos- — nd » Rooms. Medern. G . !G. M. JOHNSTON REALTY & INV. CO. DONGHERTY R._E ‘ONDERFUL RESt- Anyone nS! See See ee — : u ‘een, garare pital St Louis University. ‘hrietian | _& 1 Price ¢ nem a a oe 500% Page Di. ST. ROSE’ EGE 7 RIS | MONDE L ake | ae oe their pereonal note without or 0 lege: ; rooms; strictly MORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 € thestnut. | | FLAT—2-fainilv construct ed to live in | 1] rooms. hard wood floors. al! in perfect ae Cae Gee and very eney vt floor ' hroughou condi Ho ‘- will sell cheap. deajérs Absolute v ee FOR LEASE — . nen bof ee 4 : . $5500; Lerms. 85] (yree! Web ster 907 . | Pi... 4N21—New., beasts u v La LA we E ' : B; thers’ Col + 3a ma, tiie bath. hardwood foots mms CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | gousE—s- __ EB | | orn; neli_chesy for cash. Benton 16J._‘cl : Sey ae eee ier: hardwood floors. : lot , rT . x - . Le som O- Pu m™m ’ j . *% > “% ‘ >? es 4 - T ° } nh a ra ner) Tf roses. bole “ioeeire. af t water. gas range and retrig: Be A119 Chemie: l Bld ( | from $25 to $48 per foot ” Salesmen G8} te ane on at S28 cre ey av.; this property | ttfully const tructed. modern. 5-room brick | 4 AND 4 ON SPALDING | BRE. Realtors. Avcede Bide. ua FR ith ape army fe et Se a “et ° MONEY WANTED FLAT--Three rooms: Bor 36 also unlimited storage har fabtond 4) ppl a $8000. ~~ renedenacae o! leetric, shades, « reens: lot 298x135: $6650. 5047 St. Louis: modern. 4-6. baths, ee Renee hs Se emanates «et Sa 44xx L INDELL tions: first deeds of . iiron welcome, Owner. ~ 89 Post- Dispatch. (c76) | Ww sa, sect ager «cece oo | terme: admission by card. naces, electric’ double garage: lot 50x183 4 AND 4 ON BLACKSTONE -* S bathe ' : atson and Arsenal ik OR HOME OR INST ITV TT N *DROZDA_R REAL TY o O.. 4006 Chor utean. price verv low. ; Thoroughly modern; rent t S90 per month : Beautifu! 1%-reom Ph ter garage. $5000 0. $10. and tne ~- : FRANSES SS RENO, OO ee on ee eee BELLIS REALTORS, Arcade Bide, Olive 878 price $7500. THOS. | McCRADY & SON, | latest conveniencetac ae A ale, IY co, perfect tities and ample insurance | 6179 Easton. tlorest BN20. (cS) . FRANCISY R04 | Chestnut. et (cB) M. A. RUST & SON REALTY co —_—_—— —_—— ‘s 6 Chestnut, (6) yi stores. Irene Bldg. Sen: second floor. (cd) Building lots, $16 to $25 per foot, 112 EF. Leckwood, Webster Groves, 12- a aa c ’ *g RIUSKO 1437— Was arehouse. { R. R. | y. > = nOMmM . weatttanee 4 o n city; walks, sewers, gas, water in- "OU" torn \remmpences TX LS5xoee: an. CvVy ungalow Buy Direct From Builder A DOLL AS- — te oe AR BU v 73 , saraen):: a Dpeau- a 4 and 5 and 5 and & rooms single flats . ttle Sd etre as i and x,| 41. 54 M ARY Ly A! ND AY. 6% Interest for Your\ Money North — fs Rinlabin pet * , : * small company: now | 1 e iv i rooms; ‘Rox O- is LICK’ 1010 (hest Olive 142 cluded; Tower Grove car to Watson Wace. open ‘4s: . possession now; price t fu lv furnished. ox : estnut. lve 1427. ‘of 60th street; walk one block |#"¢ {erms reasonatic ee Inte er ee east rooms, bath, gas, electricity; modern, " tiful red : ; slock ren Bie, $350 down. $35 mont! of F . and 4-family apartments; ® modern; now sal ’ . i] h TGAL Broome, newly GOOMMMRUNTORD. 3294—Sinall tore; reagan block |828 S°TSOGRS'A tm, main gata. cbs [T3800 cee acacia Ferrier informa: |e gaetres om SPINS OO Neti TE End Yeon race etre | preven roome, 3 bathe, bot-water heat: in| OUARANTEER, PROT DEEDS OF mt Ra ese apne - JE _ — (ih altcios . ~~ lato “all orthweet corner Birc an | end at n , mm plet . u : , -ED omens ae : . jee ere Wellston tony call at nortiweet corzer Bircher and 'SJoNBS BROS, CONGTRUCTION CO. Teieres a SABI R agi Deimar.__ | SGT yee aee Mase ented at BOD. Price) gr B 20 31000 FOI BB eception reom with phy- | ke Nk tle eee Gan = | eis av. ——a=0> McPHE [—_6-FA ° $75 500. West rt se 4) DORE and ens furnished 3 oat NGALOW—Owner wants quick sale: ne Forest 5322 or Delmar 1173, Offices | 5 Sonn tg FAMILY. 10. | CORNET aa RUST. 719 Chestnut. | MORRIS-AACH RCO. vent cate % A26i1—WNi cely furnished | . . See Rheiniander. fc8A:' LOT—In Weet Hi-Pointe. 40190: “gouth | « m hungslow. Cabany 8123. ‘On the $ Summit of High open every evening from 7 p. m. to B P62) ern: 5 brick garages: rental over $6000 | fieaenane ——— “toa FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST, 3100 te. to, $10, gms. electric: _24Ult8._ ee 41 8.—Store, newly decorated. | Side of Clayton av.. just east of Penn- | ° ‘NG ae "Naw, 4 rooms. In Welleton: - | per year; real bargain for quick sale, $34,- | ~~" M d R id e “Bar ain ' me vy 4 A A. + oo omncmnnatemmnene meme maei asi ie aA (62), 8yY ty $2000 fo: desirab'e for fine bungal yw; | ‘ ‘urtis: $3000; orivy $500 cash Point. {] BR t 7% ] ' 0 CK R& CO. 101 N. 8 h odern esiaenc g ante cane on nee Hert + ae cold notee ! ove RAGE AN | only $2 or cash. Olive or Central 8500. | ECKFL REALTY INVESTMENT CO. Ol » WOLF- POLLACK F. i +s y. Sth. | 4351 Laclede: Q@-room modern residgnee. | — of ond “$1000 AND AP’TS \ WANTED_ i Gi = tire repair Re bengee Fm ¢ J L. MURPHY. Room 407. 722. Chestnut. fO4 Federn! Netional Bank Bide. Ac eautilu FLAT a 5 ol 3158 emp. re A544. Centra} 302. (cS) laree rooms, splendid Dg yo _ ironed sonatenanan scoured by new ” moderna wia Effi ind ~ : ola. CHOICE HILLC RES ia one SUNGALUW—4-cnom: Prk Siete —4 an EL 3 ath, samp. ~— WEAUTIFUL “EFAMILY FLAT 2 machines with water an 4 large lo rw re on a weet; ™ ust . ee ee North side Arundei. } y* Be ecg ‘ of rr *. i bric ks new; 21 2131 Ala mo I rs t Bloe k See OSCAR ITTEL 3207 Cherokee, ( ~ (ch) 62R6 Cates ar.: 4 rooms, sleeping porch, Owner ¥ it} ehow you throu ah. af * ec Pe {Bi Chestnut et. le. Olive 603. La-F a Saar t |Forest Park: beautiful ee ation. 100x160, rige SMOG, terms, 4y FLAT—2352 Park; 5 and 8 rooms; steam” hardwood tloors, tile bath, good condition: J CONCANNON, 720 Wainwright Bide. | Lo + + "14. ire all “efficiency apatt= ~ ver west | DROZDA_ REALT 2 co. 4 0086 Ch outeatt. Er T> . _ 6212A Easton. V CST ot Skinker Road and hot-water heat. rent $3360 per year. price right. THOS. _ oO live RRS. POSES DS fe4) GET oF two unfurnished, FOO MMaK tuithas'aic, {ie't offices, Goer Pee | ae oo Tati os eet /FIAT—1912 6. Bogie? Gand B, bath, clear. | Rag & SON, 6179 Easton. For) PBeautiful “xs idence _ OUR OFFERINGS loyed; reason able. Box G-stee , wultable a tmit . Fl.A’l-—.t45b “8. Grand, "i ‘and 8S rooms. in- - 0 : a trust for sale; fiatsa. apartments, resi r Wta-—8 or 7 rooms, . a om nk enton ° FLAT—2215 Olive’ $7000: owner {n town, —————— maton. “Y,_S>) | Forest ] ark quire within. jennie | OWNERS ANXIOUS TO eal ‘TOO6 ary an rive business property in amounts of $1000 st of Union between Ww 4 are (cB9) } > | week. Gere Gebrung. Lindedd 217 -4 (4) — — aa Per ' 66xx Kingsoury (facing a Ames 10.000: pa per ready for deli , ts - pl gge ap : % oe a The very essence of FLATS— beak 8—Store; granitoid cel- Side investment snap. paying BUNGALOW— “Near St. Mares joapita:, 7| Dot-water heat. extra large cloaets, beveled f - h per gutters. snouts and ecreens, S-car br’ « home. Inspect today. issued h Frid ae 4 yooms. bath, electric: | hee het water, janitor. Forest > annum, $8500 rocens: Was bulit for home, not ye ane ae ,ate-glasa mirrors in every closet door; met- seat. TH Ride. ; rooms. Kuehn, 414 Wain- rent $7300 vear J. i. FARISH_ & CO. (c02 E — eonalb le - on 12-90 ide. “% ~ (c62) 5-17 Rutger st.: brick flat and 6 ‘fion; strictly modern. Penton 133. ey Q}) al weather etrips at every opening. patarecss wright a — (De! nani aeaoin pore. d te dward K. Love ._ mtg nan poe as 0 —_ oe enter BL. 462 27—Larg sore. heat | room frame house. $6500. . BUNG ‘LOW A room a: brick: ner: £131 pet os oP tile wee and every puilt-!n fixt FLAT—4023 Nebraska, 4-4 roome, ‘ RO vea ' “New w Hillerest - Resi ence enh FOOT a} Te or Me fee furnished: an excellent 45 hr ro Mert eN MOME PI ne I ALLY pRIC ED nvited to come. For eg able way, 70 Tha: | Zo te ace Jiallieay av, vacant: Key at NEW 8- F FAMILY AP ARTMENT Jerrangement aioe foors Bie eS, oe . 6 per oan sD: 0S OF TR T 7 Ander si y” Dd th. by co ° repair ahop or i ~agl * Yeecturing | Ee Pee? : mE oe i 2"? sa: ¢-rnom efficiency ponca ow | come my tak y he to see & } p= me supreme ‘| eLAT- 3 and 4 rooms; 3827 Minnesota; 930-372 Eastgate. pric $32.500; very beater in bathroom, hot-water Peat: beaut fy! 6 fer oe pro ty 3 rooms, with a x - Tom r anufacturing | 94° Calon; 6: ys ah 4 ‘pen to rem 2 until . ry om? * easy terme " ‘ : + the right ar" _fxceptionally well . § per cent. opert by Sept. 2 Rov c-350, P. te om Grace. _ 6030 McPherson. > ‘SUBURB'N. ‘PROP"TY FOR : SALE a, PAT CTOs iy +: 3 wii Give 87h ‘B.A. THOME LON R. CO. 6372 Delmar. baths. See OSCAR ITTEL, 3207 sr GLIc K R x. co 8°94 Cheetnut. (eB) . aire at’ ¢ * 3 ver pn a ess 38 SHO - oxante - —— a= spabnaar ee % sere Ss — pany 0144. _ es Lae 4 ‘c#) , kee. ged BS ov BI E FI AT - ¢ GREULIC “4s ‘REALTY co.. , 6 per cent, property Ss soome: from landlord / ae WROOM : BUNGALOW — a brick. node: eae. m.. yok ots — cp RIE ore geemmrsgaescap oe ; ht - o ” y | ae i Wr L1-SMITH. 722 * ‘heatnut Olive RPA. ~~) Biackatone, 3 stores and 3 apart ‘ Phone Cahane 217 21 78W. —0, BUSINESS PURP’SES poaae:: Lote ah h Sans * Berry rd., second North ' . NEW DOUBLE FLATS ‘FiAtoenard wt: 4-family, 3 rooms each: : 5939 PAGE AV. Pek1 7-10-21 Easton. 3 stores and 2 EPP Ce NC TENCY wii HD OFFICER w => | Ry semiiee sentpciinnasneetanie ‘ 4.FA) y " MENTS vent $960 year’ make terms. H. &. Ale Flat. single. 6 and 6 rooms. tile hath *' 8751 Easton. store and 6 rooms i & or 8 nthe. Rox * Mea ted. ‘thee Ca RS: 88) | | BUNGALOW- A726 Page av.: Dd reoms, alii fF TN ATOW__ 1499 eRe coaamn: ail we = A! LILY Al ART: [Ei | THEN. 216 Wainwright B) dg. __fc9) | garage: A ag hot-water heating plants : » © son réd., 2 stores. ane tch ; 7 P.-D. (88) conveniences; $4750 veriences: corner jocation; bargnin for | 20xx Clarendon ay.: 4 and 4 rooms, FLAT—Doubie; well-built: 5-6 rooms, rock | price ee ae & PANGBURN. Agents, | BA *.. Cali at office) marain for di PLT Wri—Small; oF — SIDEROTHAM., 6107 Baston av. +) ca inapect after 12 o'clock. Cab. BAPNW. | steam beat: rent $220 month.$14.250 | front. neer Shaw's Garden; South Shaw 5733A_ Delmar. cE no. Prey Ute mm: quiet; reaescnadle, BOE a GOTTAGE-_4 bath 50-foot lot; Flo- : : 58xx Enright. 5 and 8 rooms, steam : big value, 327 500: terme : 4400. De! ‘ WELSH- EROFELD. 5440 Easton *¥. ance bolicy i mi each ion. is Foy : 7, AGE-~— rooms, . H ene * $500 “aa .* 215-17 WN. pewetens: heat: 3: : ' : FITZ. 725 Victoria Bldg. _ Phone Ca Cabanv_ ' mar ce) | Forest 111. ‘o4 ¢ of FI AT Wid. — ur 4 a SA L E som “s2. dy) montnly., NAnINGTON Co. Cab temes Kits x Niecy tn 38 og oa the. 60xx by ashington, : and. » FREE soenansoa single 4° and Jon tf c.. BIL. AK A BRO. : ‘ ~——e rooms - ; at, 9 a6 tori ; i ac’, i9 r ’ 4 a 7 ietee ‘aparioneelt ales ~ & STAT El] snr 2800. "Room 205. welleton Bide. (et) seers $00." 98700:| son Getetmemn Sung become Tiroama., bath. furnace, inside stare | BELT AV. DO! BLE FLAT Central : it cement must be witha a ; ? * ¥ St, ‘AT PRY. RI5A Cheetout (cA rant $220 month price a © asem - ae F « hot-water heat arage; se ; = fs - te See Se, BS | : 1) month; price ...... ae CTY. 403 Commi. Bi@g.| 4-5 rooms. hb 1. Ric FUTURE: WONDERFUL DOWNTOWN —___' Post-Dianatch. = — COTTAGE —Beautitel bei room _nlsesele , We- | =7rPAGe.-8 rooms end bath. 4663 Ash-, “98% Paseo. & ong. y. nce a ASSOCIATED REALT) a beth, fur- | owner. 1436 Bell eel 4 BUSINESS CORNER. STOCK—20 shares firet-clase teal — te : . ; we : mt i rent 93 price ....-.* ‘ 5 ee le . Te. @ r organ. LINGS FOR RENT * ic ee nf ee Sere feaca, Roberteon, Overlasd |(UTACE 4100 Red Bad av: frame: A | ae ne oe Me iocat OO ee TO ENT $4260-—PRICE $29,000) stcroa."A finig ana 4 otticen: furmiat noth- a8 Post-Dispatch. at low Botee . ; 0 a ce, soverteon, csveria ? _' . -) Shite sf : me 7 pip : th: ; ar ‘ 5 loce on: ai 7 , r: : pa I : satenghadiests € . ; . ‘ 5 . “kK. icy) eee c . hali room and basement. ' OR xx jes ee nd TT comms ‘rent WALTER W. KLEIN. Rea m 201. $10 Chest- 6. * a4 hn i, oS pm ft anand - s egy Mh ge F $23 Hw. orgs: se GET our s3 ell acti a i ee ies mane area aie pate e808 ath. hot 4 cold water’ arranged for $230 month: price . Central eqgecies 00 care. Yor varticulare see Us. siock. Indust rial Lean Co South ' y with (pisHOP MORGANSTEIN. 6714 Easton. : 200 og ae o& te 500 | : 4- 3: ett G. M. JOHNSTON REALTY soot Page i Nv. ., i5—4 . $12 all? « ; ou resuite, we ror fifteen days. | __ Cabeny 690. Open te 12 noon Sunday. ‘S®) Northwest “King's highway. 5 (an |» ee er 5 apy RestA wt c by LEVELAND, igs EASTON 7 40 rooms ald s wel 2 u —_—--—-- ome: steam heat. , git RS “Ricate Diaz. On ae vor’ | . AVENT rarece pm Sse > ai ue & CO. REAL ESTATE. HOME—Modern; iot 900x179: 2 biocks from: C OTTAGE—SO07 Geraldine; lot 505177: 4: 41nx De Ton 3 rooms, sun parior: i iB GR aD i . T. MECK ET. REAL TY 7 INV ESTMENT CO | 8657-58: two stores and 6 room Bere aay R. —~ __ walesmoen, St. Charlies car line to Thomas tation: rooms, sewer, Water. gas. electric, $280" rent s2ié month: Pric® ....- 2455 8. Grand. and 4 rooms, singl+ , Tetarc!t Paserve Pank Ride. foot fee owner on nremines : selk east to E@gar av.. and 2 blocke north’ terme _BOBsSO & BC “s BON, 616 « hestnut. (ch: Tixx Alamo, 5 roome and t: ite furnace, big ages for {we easy: GENT PER MONTH. ~g187—PRICe $018 OLIVE “or. Southwest | 4 e's | @n Ed@gar av.. ail conveniences; a ne arsgencutue sae _ aaa ior, steam heat: rent 60. . : ' 0: aa an ty & ~~ wont | G17 to 90% f. 14th at.: lot 77.0% . 2. FUTURE Bt SIN ERR PROPERTL. A 4+ home: aleo a lot 50«150 in location J South Ar . & and & Toons, steam 24 000 ng: hurry pa get. car 4008 “Chestnut gtory brick buildings: $0 rooms; bath, wa- _ NOW TWO-FAMIT FLAT 6310—Facins Foy I " rae me. wer heat: $2330 month; + = Ki = {ITZ B leer, basements. ete.; emsy termes; between RARGAIN FOR MEDIATE SALE ow: 4 AP SIDENCI— $8500; ierms; beautiful new IU bee ge 4417 Neosho: B-room; S6B60. | 5. "aaine we are = * “ oo e ate | a ee ‘Frankiin and Weeh. MORRIS AACH RF. CO.. S28 | Chegtna’ Yaer F 2° co... 101 WN. “ay ix roome: hardwood. Owner Kirkwood 4124 Humphrey, G--nom bunesiow. SB500. and 4 nity apartments, We aia mere al, “0 “oF OO KLE yg, (JOHN @. BLAKE. 815 Cheney ~s me. 2 TAYIOR AND PANTOS ~% “oa _oe — ae 50 aprtig> st. tinte fae 4wellings if ot Saad Rock ‘ *hurch aris! ose business ioccattion, impress in Y 4 every des " mer * ree hur ing er yaa x . ‘ as ont — ce $7500. | ; tie ’ rig ar - ; ct estate don't “tT to: - > roore * nedert the best -o “ 31410 Thony «* @ reeves, beth, eleetric, ?yu" ‘terme: price right. Ff 803 Cen + Mar’! oie pe ose: ™ ce S20); S500 down WOLP PULLACK REAL ESTATE (*?.. 1h ed -_ ‘GLICK R. « CO, ST4 Chestnut. ied, Olive 0544. 101 N. Sus st. Central 332.00) Gare 40@@ Copival 49460 a Flats, Ka family; re rents ae 5 monthly; 7036 } ; oodiand ev aple®oo electric, fan, ' ; : co —.." as etenut. thing a ‘ : wale. isv, Li.-SMI1 Li. i Ntetht e ia i peeps: lax. | OF 3 Chesttnut er) a OTIS AACH R. CO. 828 Chestnut. e

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i Rt PL COLE en ieee ee eal ee a eel — _—— 10ST- NISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Commer —— - _ we ¢ es ee — Se ——- ——— ——~ : | #2. them, to hear them talk wouldn't | vention to offer it in the expecta- ' ] @ be a risky ,take the place under any circum- ition of a refusal wou stances. but for the nominating con- business in almost any case. — | in = = at BOOMS Al CAPI Sac wih er Our Expense Is a Booster.” | 4f its a Wur- Gossip Predicated on the As-| sumption That President . ol | Special Coolidge Will Head Re- ve y bom For a Few publican Ticket. . ant ee wire free lessons to every whide ustomer Purchasing a , . wliger Wurlitzer musica! instru- | BY CHARLES G. ROSS. , ment. Call now for infor- : ' Cases 1d : v5 “2 wise, are floating about the Capital. | aye) X; -... 15.00 $ .85 All are predicated on the assump- % - } 2.6 enw MSs ds = T 9 y Ch ° tion that President Coolidge, unless : ig A : | . \ he makes some large mistake in his } | WO ot Kennard S 4 CW alrTs | dealings with the coming session of | : Featuring two very special values in Murphy's quality : Both pieces come in choice of colors, or black Congress, will succeed in his ambi- | om al “Murphy” rantee of quality. On 4 k. tion to win the presidential nomin- | ' das Be: —_ oe im? Qo a % tty hae orp Vai et : ~ 0m ~~“ ne) * « ’ rs Gy anes Be stance 4 main op ce i ae ee i tote A in se, Lae in , es PRA RCo RIOR EK! > & xo - nei - nen Rerore ee ansealny PRL. SOM PRE RR: eda te te _ Te ag Dee tat tie cn el ee — " 80g em cee 8 e t 0 ig 3 da Fas Nal sr a es j ; : ; ; ~ Sa ae Ka egprons ~ Py - a * Riba BIA bee o ° “ aA nua ° ‘ a ee eee ey et 5 ee 6 - . , ee ae , we ee ee ee b= Bon Wane Seok Pinal pasiaby © eee eee Ret AE ne RR Rt eile tee pepsi 2 . - 4 al ” 3 e ‘. y rs ie Mat » Oe . oat om” : Raa eR AY 05 all Rt ss ea ah m sil / oa, sete ere — Magni oe Ses r .) if Saks ated + ray Peel y ‘7 ry 4 eka, se i e* rong at ® / ome DNs Senet % 4 : 4 ms es, Ct ee RE Og Se 5 tg Ma ee aR ei 5 Rina gf” » iit hae Be RO i GRE POY OGG, LOE ELIE NPIL IE ION ENE ea 3s rerontnnegaNe is 3 - x aw cs ° aoe oe Se Bin Ay one a. oe nd Vem Reagents Rn #0 “ . red cedar, cop- outiook and would be voted for as ' e ao + i et, : ' 7 * ~~ : ' eR per bound and en- such. All this is a good enough the- A qa - Sk ~ “vi tirely mothproof. ory, as political theories go, but it = ; 3 “@ 1038 | See" } + So ' , A d F : the reckoning. It is by no means O \ certain that he would rather be vice- eS. ennar , ns president than Governor of Pennsyl- | , ° vania. Fourth and Washington Even if Pinchot would accept, it| i is not his play at this time to admit at as much. For it means to most ob- | Xr servers of the political scene in | - Washington thag_Pinchot, like oth-j| A S art T 7 V ] S . th R — ere. is standing by for a whirl at m wo- one e our ulte Lea er ocker . ' the presidential nomination if Mr. ! : ae Has high comfortable : —— al roa : re ture 5 | RT Cala te slips | Here is the very newest in Living-Room Suites—three large wing back: ipholstered OT ae = This pic > AI eR I Bi | in with enuine panis hae ey ae bs &. Did Pinchot at this stage of the | ecg rea acing sem bea F ppc eng ee Pegsirr onan and covered lcathen Regular $35 es me ca ¢ % Ps. ~ over the Hue Te mem, ocarmne signify his willingness to take | gu , - Ornamentations, vaiue for | r \ second place on the ticket, his|j§ : as illustrated. We have priced this davenport, chair and rocker chance for first place probably | at only $ 7 5 would go glimmering. On the other | P ® a? aa e j O hand, as long as he is a possibility -¢ Eid tains ete for the first place he has a chance) ome pe BAe “ rig OP poate - RM OR AOA EMS ah Oh ICAI shell 4 be oot so * - on ye S y re we ee es eek Porte > Pig *, rota x Sey , ea be Abe y. Sx a * a Pe OR ee ° athe ORE RL AN OS Bm AO Nel ete te ah,¥ ome ts ee ee a ac es, "2 =~ “Ge : e> a er ae) > wate a beth ~ —_ # Bd RN eee eh ARR Sa APD be 2 ; = SMISPIS SSAA SSS SS od od FTI CL hdd ddd at the second. Mr. Coolidge, it will) RM iene Convenient be recalled. was never a candidate | $ alye Credit Terms A Great Sale 9 e for the vice presidency at Chicago. | omen s Vashi eS | ESS ess after Mr. Harding had been nomi-' or Englander nated. 4 ; 7 Whether or not Pinchot is actual- . Aes ' “s $7 2 Be r- ae es sett bess: Da Beds In New Autumn Shades of Suede and Kid yo number of these double-duty to some of the President’s support- 3) pee eet ro ee eis Englanders which were ers. This, at any rate. is the conciu- | : tie: is a= bought at a ~great Saving. sion generally drawn here from a a ag . aa a men if Se They have round-wood fin- remarkable editorial published in of aay | ished metal ends, tufted pad the Washington Post after the terms | yy Za — with cretonne covering and | of the strike settlement were an: = et james DE they open into full-size beds | ante : : = ) L es —up to $65 values for This newspaper, an administra- — ; : = AEG , . a = =) = _—_— tration house organ under Coolidge - = =~ as it was under Harding. viciously | 75 attacked the Pennsylvania Governor ° and the settlement, declaring that! - Pinchot }@d made peace in the coal | fields and political capita! for him- seif by the simple expedient of sur- A Hand a. e ® ° ae Seadering 60 the milneey Aan anal some Walnut-Finish Dining Suite . ' ses. Sh - Ro” fre ~ ao the price of coal to the consumers. . k . Beautiful Plate Mirror 2 $7.50 to $9 : 1 ey y J an i “The public.” !t said. “does not wish | Nowhere in St. Louis will you find such a high quality Suite at idees aa 2. . to have any more settlements by this low price. The Suite includes eight full-sized pieces, all i. 'Gov. Pinchot of Pennsyivania.” very durably made, with fine dark walnut finish—oblong exten- Even if Pinchot were satisfactory | sion table, large buffet and six leather-seated chairs (china New Center Gore Pumps ‘0 | pe to the Washington Post and the eee See copeennety).- | Coolidge people as the tail of the Lattice One-Straps on’ Pod | pia mag a levelled kite, {t is highly questionable wheth- er the custom which dic se- : : Two-Strap Anklettes 1 | ln Geka demoed abindinn ¢ custom which dictates the se 8 Pieces Convenient ae : : - iection of a vice presidential candi- . French Lasts | ui of beige suede and fieldmouse date from a doubtful State, ontaide $175 Value Credit Terms High Spanish Heels \ pre ngage oy Bar Ps ae ee the section represented by the pres- eat ope =. ; : ’ idential nominee, would be set. = Covered Military.Heels widths AA to C. nailie tm his Gaver: Si ee ba ; A fine plate-glass, 12x45-inch he : _. Mirror in‘ tinted polychrome panel frame with top orna- mentation as illustrated. Ideal for dining room or IhHtving room. Regular $17 value.... ~~ that if Coolidge gets the nomiration. his runnng mate will be taken from | the Middie West. Senator Capper Suggested. Coolidge and Capper {s one sue gested combination—possibly only . because of the neat alliterative effect —though Capper says he is not in-’ . ; - Fe ee raj T terested. - — : —- able " ? . ; ——— . 3 Some say thet Brigadier-Genera! Pa rep Se White ename! base with Dawes of Chicago—“Hell and Maria” ts ce ES |: aeuea” atcha Soe. Dawes—former Budget Director. has eS ee h al 2 750 value. a good chance. Dawes is anid to - slip-up occurred to unseat Coolidge. Breakf i ast Senator Couzens of Michigan. all hit 3 J - - enameled ‘rich, good looking and of progres- : . : : : . : stve tendanttes, to disuns-auer ae This attractive Suite in walnut finish is really a remarkable val- undies ee eae ae achat ‘the see ue. The bed is full size and has the desired bow-end. the dresser en. $4 value. gaa om So See has four roomy drawers and large clear mirror, and the chiffo- Wi Miri 14p @ me _~— _—— ag Suu a: coe Oy “ ‘ ORRIN OS. SOT. Sees ae ae rette is very roomy (d tabl 1a ly). Speciall 1 was ameng the foremedt pecathitiites : ressing table sola separately). Specially $90 & $12.50 $10 to $12.50 till his financial troubles came to priced for Friday and Saturday at alues = Values light. Missouri, being a doubtful ' , State. Gov. Hyrde is conceded a ~ (0 ‘ a i: This attractive group is de- sete 3 Pieces ms Coavenient . j : Others Who Would Like the Job. . New Side Gore Pumps | veloped in the finest qual- | “@enater Willis of Okie weebe faa $150 Value Credit Terms i | Ww fd. ity of genuine ooze lea | Dainty Center Straps “ an a bea a |the job, and so. also, probably, Smart Three-Eye Ties in fieldmouse shade. Trim- [§) \°"'¢ ‘h® "Ew Senator, Fess, from ’ P : . that State. Senator Lenroot of Wis- ‘ ° Short es Toe cadet Shas ox ery who was defeated for the p Stove Time Is Nearly Here! ew lum | > aa place by Coolidge at Chicago, ts ss a . ade”? N ‘ edi ' Toe to 8; widths AA to C. mentioned, but is not likely to go Fi repare ith the Fireside Heater High Spanish Heels farther.- A better prospect ts for- An attractive heater, made of heavy Wellsville ae Cane ee mer Gov. Allen of Kansas, who also polished steel with cast irom top, bottom and tubing to ect the. tab. Priéay ang Satur- had supoprt in 1920, but Allen’s, if front, trimmed in polished nickel. Regular $25 __ = i. Cor Thread Silk | Chiffon 1 chances are dimmed by the opposi-| value for . ° ' i ‘ tion of organized labor to his indus _ ‘ Hosiery Special . Hosiery Special trial court ideas. i m ) New Autumn shades — ; \ | H oF Johnson of California, failing in : = im women's pure : | conecongp way Fog ce his ambition to be President, might y 5, = ' * : } SS qt , 2 not in thrust asi f thread silk full-fash loned-swary cheer—~ ot again aside the proffer of ® ioned Hose = f i second place, as he Gid at Chicago. —teatured «x 91.95 ls * The Place to Buy Shoes” ae Ie $1.95 ine to: ave vieeopapeniential Saale WASHINGTON Til WASHINGTON AVE. He » ratte their behalf are as the . CMAS. F. leaves Vallombrosa. Many of |

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THURSDAT. — a PTEMBER if 1848. "é S. . ae Ni ae - , Fiction and ~ Women’s Features | . & My ; ’ ; . 1 4 MBER ; . ie poe : 7 ot | : NY | Popular Comics H (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH] ~ . Ti Y cas Yo News Photographs | Wy, 4 4 » Y : ‘TIURSDAY,. SEPTEMBER 13, 1933. % ; “4, 4 YM Jun Jim. (LD fo . Wu. Ulipyyy fF ‘ : 4 Yt ‘a PAGE 4 iLL , re WHIT : MALLET. CTE aaa These Photographs of the Great Navy Dirigible Show Her on Her Memorable Trial Trip From Lakehurst, N. WS SSS 4 2 hk ; rHURSDA ; a ta Y Vie + = . i ; yy -owhide -P tit” y, GG. . is JS tlttltlldddddldddt eather Lined .8-inch Size SS NS NS Athtt ttt POTTS EEASS 1h} J. . SSAEEOIE SS AIAG SG CFFPSSD SSSA SF f VILL ALLE ALLA AALLL LLL ELLE LL MMMM LL MLA ALIANT a dud. Lem TLL. e . , “ Pay : ¥ \ ‘ ‘ ‘ N ~ nN S N > N \ \ \ \ \ (Aidsdhhiidbidiiittth Sth eer (thy eS 7 OS 4 a eT met OO 9+ oe capt date elie de ei: tts Lee PITS tery tina ce an eaanirr Cae I Tier PEE S Neste Marte 5 APRNs t9 9 Sa ee Sad 4 " iy, ~ of % e s WL OTTO hdd dddddddddddiliddisatiissia Another picture taker from the top of another high building shows the craft high above the tower. -inch irome orna- Ideal living oa ia i po tt ant we ame 4 =~" Sr i. hee a es : Y we a i ee arth er ae ae hild’s Solid Oak Roll Top Desk and Chair Regular $10 Value $5.95 lere you are, kiddies ~just : the thing for aking home work easy: > £0 dee fused <2 2 TIE ee i i ng i * & 7 ae 2 b’ y aks Pte 's ie renee! y NTE an Qaie Sere net, 1 tad » WLLL LLL LE se ¥ OOO Lda iiddiiiiidisiiiddiadiiisaibisstsiibsstssbh next Veiled The. wand. which ,the 1 inches right: Lieut. John W. Shaptaw, aid: Lieut. Joseph P. My / Lhe Prophet's. Q ween will wave 1s the Woolworth building, the camera~_, long and, to the unaided eye, seems to be cond operations rk last’ week to She is shown approximately over man on the ground taking his lirie of vision up the wall of the structure. , OM LLL - GSUIITTESESSSSATTSSSS SS 17, TODO ddddddddddddddddddddddd take part in thé balloon race to start from Brussels on Sept. 23. WW dh bdbddbdbbdde i LAA hhdddiddddbddaddddihddddiddddddliddtddl. made of gold and set with jewels. | ; “ VIC ht dbbbldd.daddddbsdbttdditdd SSEAITSA SA FESS: PIII SSF SG ¥ leit to i | étiont, ond Lieut. Robert S. Olmstead, pilot. They sailed from New Underwood & Underwood. f Ass he

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RR PIG BBE oii RRR GAM et fete ee a ad ere ey Ee . See ot er LS er 1 ye eee ~— Oe ee . ee a — ieee ate Maneatis Tae meet ee oy Mooete iw teciedas rate de Bagpabasha-« » P ee epee a en TS een ST re han wer ae Pe Re tpt ante, ree ee - ve e. . ee POS &. bee Aah . a 2 ce ma ee - — eo —e m ‘i 5 oes ae comers ~ —— oath, Sem NO ' onretns oas- tay es es Me. ¥ avons phan eA Riise fy lt Bae tm erhegge eth llggte “us, rect it. visit to rour doctor. —_—_ — —_—_— Te ' Fiction: *Fashions«. Time as PPP A A el TN — A. New “Declaration” By ERE WINIFRED BLACK % a new Declaration of Independence. It was written by a woman, it was signed by a dozen women H ‘:'s the nucleus of a brand-new club in a city in the Far West. Rea.! it and see what you think of it. “When. in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for a woman tr recognize that she is no longer in the bloom of youth, know al! mea bw these presents that we the undersigned ask, claim and de- d the natural inheritance: Pa: and bv following rights and privileges, as belonging to us by birth “We claim the right to grow old happily and in content. “Wa ¢ tLe imitation of vouth. “We dignity. ciaim rest, respect, ‘aim the peace of mature years without the pretense and deference and care. “Wc claim tranquillity of mind, tolerance of opinion and breadth of ertiook., “We youth. ‘Ve of ‘jiaim the love “We have lived useful, ciaim freedom from the little vanities and petty affectations absolving of the ties of what we call in our youth— honorable lives and we now claim the re- gard which should be coming to us and we hereby disclaim all efforts io seem younger than we are, or to participate in the folly and intem- perance of youth. “Being each one of us 50 years of age and of sound mind and body, we hereby attest our deliverance from the shackles of custom and habit that have for years made slaves of us, and we stand now before the world and in cur own special families and communities as free souls, relieved from many oppressive obligations and ready now to enjoy life and the depth and beauty of it to the full. SIGNED.” It Should Work Wonders. What do you think of it? that? Would vou like to belong to a club like You couldn’t keep me out of it with a dynamite bomb. Why, just the very idea of signing that Declaration of Independence will take the anxious wrinkles out of a dozen faces I know. Poor grandma, she can let the children call her grandma now and not pretend to strangers that they’re saying “‘mamma eee Poor Aunt Mary, she can stop looking for a husband and stop - worrying about the way her complexion is going and stop wearing shoes too small for her! - Poor mothcr, she won't have to angle and throw out a hook and line to every stranger to make them say they thought she and her oldest daughter were sisters—they really did! Jane nates parties. gift for being popular. she always wanied to stay home and read. Just think of the fun Jane’s going to club and read ail she wants to. She's always hated them. She was a bad dancer and a poor dresser and She never had any Now she can join the new have, taking off her tight shoes and her tight hip reducers and sittings | down by the fire with a book and a bunch of chocolates and letting the rest of the world roll by, And tkere’s Catherine—Catherine has dragged herself around to dinners and teas and reéeptions for years, pretending to like them— now she can join the club, pis on her badge and be comfy without an- other explanation. Why Not Start Your Ciab? I know of two or three women who ought to join that club this very day. did. All their relatives would be so much happier about them if they It's such a nuisance taking peophe driving and to the theater and to dinners when you know they ought to be at home resting or knitting or something, and they know it, too, but won't admit iteand you have to gO on pretending they’ré just as young and just as gay and just as lately as they ever were in all their lives. I wish somebody would start one of these new clubs in every city in America. I believe a part of the world tension would relax like a rubber band snapping when you let go of it. What do you think about it? voice; | the police; | That ' Lynch here—to find that man, and ' Once Barty Lynch to himself. is the hand of the old master, anc yes! fs stolen money to begin with! | nor Barty Lynch has no recourse to | the law! ‘ty Lynch disappeared—-eh?—-who | is to know the difference, since he | curtly. | it looks. ' to help; and also’’—she stared Da- SS — Se = ee ee ae a —_— ly Di — ‘ aT scussions ee —— oo ZT OM NOW ON” By FRANK L. ‘PACKARD ee ae ee ae A Continued Story. ° “# ean oniy teil you what l heard them saying fod each other that night when I wrote that let- father.” she said de- “But that is enough, I ter for ms liberately. think; anyway, it Was enough decide me to here to you. My father, of course, intended to communicate with you—in just what way, I do not know——but he died that same night. thing, then, that I could see to do was to get here without a mo- ment’s delay, and I left San Fran- cisco immediately after my father’s buria]. You understand?” ‘Yes. yea!” Dago George nod- ded his head vigorously in assent. “But. of course! Yes, yes, my lit- tle bambino! Well—and then?” She leaned forward impressively connie | toward Dago George. “This Barty Lynch stole sore money,” she said, in a quick, eiger “a great deal of mops, thousands; I heard them speak o* a hundred thousand. My futher had helped him to get away from that is why he trusted my father. But this money ‘was stolen again from Barty Iynen hy a man who Barty Lynch siid ‘ad run here to New York for cover. is what has brought Earty the money back. You see? gets hold of the money aggin, he-—but that is why my father gave him a letter to rou. and———"" . “Signed it con amore,.”’ broke in Dago Géorge, whispering feveris!y get to ‘ ly, and almost as though spes'king | ¥Yes, ves! I see! it has lost none 2f its cunning: Yes, I see! There is no risk! It And even if Signor Bar- has already arranged things 50 Eh? Yes! It is excel- lent, superb! Is it not so?” Teresa’s face was impassirve. “Yes, except that we have not got that money yet!” she_ said “Tt may not be as easy as That is why I am here— | go George levelly in the face—''to ~ 9% | gee that Dago George does not get Beauty Goes With Health | By Lucrezia Bori as HE woman who watches her ’ I health and general bodily con- dition with a careful eye is the woman who will win in the beauty race. If you allow yourself to become. overworked and run- cown and unattractive, it’s often only yourself you have to blame. So many of us are careless aboN ourselves. We'll see circles ap- pearing under our eyes, and we'll feel consistently tired, still we'll refuse to take any steps to better our condition, for we persist in the feeling that everythizg = will come out all right. Much more intelligeagt is the plan of finding out just what is wrong and taking immediate steps to cor- This may necessitate a Often he can find out exactly what the cause is. It may be a defective tooth or eyes that need attention, ceneral run-down condition. If you're told that you need a complete rest before you can really regain your strength, this may only Or a send you away tired and discour-, | azed, knowing that you can't af- ford a vacation at the time. Now I'm going to give you a for- mule for building up health and ‘beauty that is indorsed by doctors all over the country. Its results are so sure and it is so easy to follow that it seems a pity more women who need just such a beau- | . few pounds, milk is excellent. 'might increase this | three glasses a dar, tifier don't try it out. The for- nula is simovly this. 1 raw egg. i glass of milk. 1 teaspoonful of sugar, if you like. 1 teaspoonful powdered choco- late or cocoa, or more according to taste. Mix your raw egs, sugar and chocolate together very thorough- iy. Then add this mixture to your glass of milk. Drink at least two of them a or more .@ay, one in the morning and one ea ‘before you go to bed at night. You may take the morning one instead ae coftee at breakfast if you like. , wonderfully month or six weeks of the treat- | ment. | Otherwise, you may take it at a convenient time after breakfast. Just keep this up steadily, day in and day out. You will find your- self really looking forward to the beverage. You will feel rested af- ter you drink it, and, better still, you will gradually pick up strength and good looks. You won't feel so Ured and the sparkle of your eye and the healthy glow of your skin will be the outward marks of your inner feelings. Now, doesn’t enough to do? this sound easy Surely you aren't : lazy when it comes to mixing such | a simple beauty potion. , it a trial, Just gire and see for yourself whether you don’t feel and look improved atter a Many women who are inclined to | plumpness shun milk as if it were poison, because they feel that milk will bring them added flesh that they can ill afford to own If you come in this class | wil! say for your benefit that such smal] quantities of milk as this will never add noticeably to your weight. The lines of your face will fill out and become smoether, but if you really meed the extra strength, this bevr- | erage will go more into building up _ strength than flesh. On the other hand, if you are really thin and wish to put on a You formula to and drink plain milk between times. I would not advise more than three glasses of this beauty-givine mixture. as it {is fairly rich. a Bible Thought s-: For Today :-: Prepared by the Back te the Bible Dereas. | IT SURELY WILL:—Be sure your sin will Gnd you out.—Num- bers 32: 23. ; wr | swered steadily. {is all. _ anything but take it. | 84e@ me here. more than his share.” The Italian’s hands were raised instantly in protestation. “But, my little bambino—that you should say that!’’ He shook his head in an aggrieved way. “I am hurt that you should think I for- get Nicolo Capriano, though he is dead, or that you should think I would do anything like that.’ “Nor do I think so,’ she an- “Tl warn you, that We shall work all the better together if we understand to be- gin with that Nicolo .Capriano’s daughter, though Nicolo Capriano is dead, has still some power; and ' if we understand that this is Nico- lo Capriano’s plan, and not yours, and that the division will be made on the same basis that Nicolo Ca- priano would have made it.”’ “It is Nicolo himself speaking. murmured Dago George. He was smiling now. I had no thought of that. It is under- Il could ask for nothing bet- stood. 5 ter.” “Very said ‘There fs nothing to be done at first then, but to watch him in everything he does here in New York. You have plenty of men vou depend upon——I. know that: I think I can do more, or at least as much. as they can, and certainly with a!] of us working together should succeed. He is in a room upstairs, you say. You next to his that is.empty, perlaps’ Yes? Well, that is good. I will He will be surprised to hut he will not be srs picious. He believes that you were & very intimate friend of my fath- aa Naturally, then, {t wonld at the house of that intimate ‘friend that I would come to stay when owing to my father’s deatc. I am Making arrangements to sa‘l to my father’s people back in Ital: ty Lynch trusted my fa: eolutely. That is plain. fore trusts me equally. It may n eren be necessary to waich him: he is even more likely than not— wel)! sne can } + tit we 7° he Rar- De? 6 l- Iie the | if he is played rigat—to make a , confident of me.’ Dago George rubbed his hands together excitedly. “Yes,” he cried. “It is superb* I salute you. You do credit to Ni- é have another one | 't eolo Capriano! bino, vou brains!” have your father's Teresa, with a prettily tthperiouvs + from her | nod of her head, chair. “It is getting late,’’ rose * she said, V[t must be‘ nearly eleven o'clock; and | fince | I have had a leng journey. he is drugged, he is safe fur the The only®™ time being, and there is nothing | more to be.done tonight. To«aer- row we can begin our. work. me to my room,” . “Yes—it is superb: ’° Dego George repeated gxultantiy. » He bowed Teresa to the door, / and. picking up the valises, led tif way | upstairs... He chuckled with per- verted humor, as they passed. Dave Henderson's door. ‘“‘He is in there,” he said; “but we anust not disturb his rest, eh? He said he was very tired'’’ He ushered Teresa. into the next room, and turned on the light. “If there is anything that the Iit- tle bambino requires?’’—-his heac and hands gestured eloquently. Teresa was tooking around the none teo clean, and none too wel furnished, room. “Nothing!” she said. Dagam George retreated to door. He cleared his throat, and hesitated, and shuffled a “It is*that the little bambing will know that I am thinking of her | great sorrow, though little, said softly. “‘The master has been long dead? It is true you have told me he died on the night you wrote that letter for him, but the let- ter’ —he produced it from’ his pocket, and scanned it earnestly— I have said | “yes, 1 am right—it bears no date.” Sig- | | nicely in hiding himself away from | _ the police! ' of the “My father died nine days ago,” Teresa answered tersely, turned away her head. “Ah, yes! ° Nine days ago!” Da- go George shook his héad sorrow- fully, as he backed across the threshold. “The old mastér! It is very sad! Nine days ago! It is very sad! I wish you repose, my little bambino. Good. night!’ Teresa closed and locked door behind Dago George—and stood still for an instant listening. Dago George's footsteps died away on the stairs below. She*moved a little then, and stood with her ear pressed against the partition of the next room. There was no sound. And thep she began to walk sjowly about the room, and a few minutes later, the time that it would or- dinarily have taken her,to prepare for bed, she turned out the light— and sat down in a chair. ‘%uily dressed. and’stared into the tM4av*- ness. To Be Continued in the Post-Dispatch. NOTES ABOUT | WOMEN - —_ . ¥ Mrs. Palmer Jerman of Raleigh, N. C., has been appointed a direcyor Atlantic & Morth Carolina _ Railroad. ‘ , girl, | of tugboats operating in San Fran- | awarded bx | countries | been | Dational the ——- Lillian Johnson, a mere slip of a directs by megaphone a fieet cisco harbor. Miss Marie Kelly, once librarian Pierpont Morgan. now con- trols one of the largest fur trading posts in Siberia. .or J Three American women. are spending three months in France and England under echolarshs institutions in those — _ Helene Burniaux of Belgium, has elected president of the Inter- Federation of Women, succeeding Mrs. Raymond Robbins of Chicago. who declined renomination. Ne To Mile. Marthe Condat, former- ly laboratory head at e hospita! for sick children at Toulouse. France, has fallen the’ honor of being the lirst Woman to be admitted as an assistant professor of medicine by faculty of Paris. Ah, my little Bam- | Take the Uttle | ' awkwardly with his feet. - that I speak of it again,”’ he | | make it even again. home with an empty handbag but km betting on Luis Angel just the same. live long enough to see some boxer come along who can beat the mwon-fisted Dempsey. and half | the | | shoyld know Working | ' jarge numbers as ' the ringside seats and boxes, , even g@ to. the | and choose t! whom to pldee their loose franes. | ST. LOU LS S POST -— 18 9 - NEYSA MIMEIN BETTING ON FIRPO TO WIN Here's @ Lr PBB LP PLL LOD NIA OO But She Expects to Go Home -With Handbag Empt y | ey : are iy ne, ECENTLY a Dae Re: Dr, Bazin $a parasites harbounl ibis a 1) estigates es placed them on liy > and they died of came aN ee ‘ort goes om sons had died af or disease. He conel | mole mav transmit ee Even should th * statement be disputed | ing. Of course wens chinks to fill im andia Sketches of Firpo and Dempsey Drawn by Neysa McMein. {IE best news I had -read for a long time was the announcement of the Dempsey-Fi fight. [| = eS s ig *t 4 psey-Firpo figh | mae Firpe's haa ae By NBYSA McMEIN. N oted American Artist. . NEW YORK, Sept. 13. threw a new,hat into the air and telephoned for ringside seats, thinking of the night I had seen vet ‘and have lots of time ‘e* It may not be a ladvlike thing to admit, but I am a fight fan. I never miss a good match even when it's between welterweizhts. evening I visited the Coliseum in Rome, I stood in the moonlight (one should always go there in the moon- light if it ean be arranged), and instead”of concentrating on the po- litical aspect of these ruins or their | place in the history of architecture, | gladitorial I thought only of the ‘contests I had missed by being born too late and how padded gloves had been evolved from swords and bucklers. More Thrills Than Baseball. l adore boxing. It’s a whole- soine, Civilized sport ‘° that. gives more delightful thrills than base- ball or horse racing. Everv nran how to “box. Only develops the body but gives as’ strength, I used to think that women, too, sheuld learn the tricks ' of self-defense. To put my theory into practice (which is the only fair way to act with a theory),:I bought a pair of gloves and struck. the first blow. My opponent's reply almost knocked out a front tooth so ! while Molding my face in a corner —to resign mmrself to watching from a safe distance. This I have done and omy once did I misjudge what | distance could be termed safe. It was one afternoon at Carpen- tier’s training quarters on Long Is- land. I was standing in rapt .at- textion while ring partWer danced and side- stepped before me. Suddenly I felt a breeze and the hair lifted from forehe che of his swings had’ just missed my nose. Another eighth of an inch and I woffld have spent the rem of the summer in a hospital. Saw First Fight in France. I remember when women didn't xo to boxing matches, - called in those days ‘prize fighfts.’" It wasn't considered respectable even to want to ge.. | saw my first fight in France w) my ad. rere men, but in the cheap seats as well. They training quarters 1@ most likely boxer on In Americg women are beginning to sike boxing and recently each fight has attractedta greater than the last. Celebrities started the classes are to be women and sociei* women vozue anid ai! > = ain , ‘ PAPO PPO Pe er See ee PHONE TODAY FOR 4 STEEL ASH PIT. a a a a a ee ’ bidney S14 ON ae Si i i i i a i Guaranteed Rust Resisting Senitary — S¢* -— Ipex rensive 2400 S. Jefferson Avy. Oe wait. The. ‘match ,money I shall lose.on Firpo. It not) : ment. grace and skiliful muscles as well; decided—- | Georges and a spar-— l realized, then that " women attend in as’ not only in! number of - ADORE boxing. It's a wholesome, civilized sport that gives more delightful thrills than baseball, or horse racing. Ev- ery man should know how to | box. It not only develops the | i body, but gives grace and skill- | ful muscles as well as strength. I used to think that women, too. should learn the tricks of self- | defense.—NEYSA McMEIN. found now at the boxing matches, talking about “left jabs," “taking the count,’ and “the claret.” If tomorrow's fizht is half as ex- citing as the Carpentier-Dempsey it will be worth all the That was what I call perfect entertain- I was delirieus with antici- tation (nothing eélse had been talked of for weeks in New York) until the fighting began. Then I grew numb and stunned, alive only in one part Of my_ brain which reg- |istered every feint, blow and sound |from the audience and expression | He’s too clever a boxer and besides one push from him usually sends a ’ man across the ring to stretch ‘the on the faces of the two athletes. The next day while I was still weak from excitement, people. said to nre, “What can you see in boxitfg?” I explained that aside from my de- light in the sport for sport’s sake, it is @ marvelous picture. It hag the ‘best lighting effect ‘from a dramatic | know, of course, that this isn’t likely to happen and that I'll probably go And I’m hoping to I’m young in the ‘world arrangement of a piercing white _light in acres of darkness and two nen in the -center of everything, their pink streneths pitted, against the other, under the watch- ing, eager eyes of a multitude. Primitive, yes. But it rejuvenates me to be reminded of those old days when might in the form of museles, n6t dynamite, ruled the earth. Dempsey Has Task Abead.,- Dempsey won't have an easy bont vith Firpo, the “Puma of the Vam- pas.’ He'll wish many times that was facing him instéad of the Ar- gentine terror—poor Carpentier, helpless against Dempsey's cruel in- fighting. Firpo with his lopg reach—longer &han Dempsey’s— ‘has anly to watch for an opening. If Dempsey gives him a chance to land he will think a two-ton pile driver has déscended on Im. Probably Dempsey will never gire. the challenger such an opport unity. ropes out of shape. Firpo has one good chance.* He may tire out Dempsey and thus sv him off his guard. Dempsey’s ia 6 years old@ than his dod? | We extend you. a cordial invi- tation to come in and see the new Fall Shoe Styles. F For fifty-four years there has been a Weber Shoe Store in St. Louis Silk Hose im the newest Shades to meee ’ Fapcy There are numbertess styles—so that we feel sure we can suit.every” need and -. taste. “Short Vamps” special vogue at this time, and we are showing miany of these styles, including the one pic- tured above, which we can give you in— . Acorn Brown Glazed Kid Black Satin Suede Trimmed Both have Spanish heels and high arch, ' new are having a $9.50 $8.00 the new covered 414 North Seventh St. hoes. (Opposite the Busy Bee) j * : sg 3 a sat wee és ; a perfe*t organ , gallant Carpentier laid low and wishing that this time Firpo would win for the Latin races and | be established can be accepted. ee To begin with, it ia find diseases. which a communicated from. « men and vice. vermay ; leave that — entists. It is known fare carried ‘by | stance, bubopiep the flea of theta. 4 fers the mat and, so. lives, it wilh net j mand. fe : HZ The “ec i 2th it 4 louse, carrh t Mice tranimmit From time te4 looked upofi ais possible carr mosquito low fever. ares Fs # walaria ay , Pec ‘s i * In | household fly m 7 y tranpeit | fever. | ms There is nte re Is am ing | Firpo is called © “he | trute™ but I think a | \is jaw and bri standpoint—the | one — Dempsey better, - HRaa nothing else wi ring, glowe i hoes “' b. ~ ee? punches. Unlike Pirpe a tier, he has mo ae and certainly he is a Chesterfield of his Gage thing in his life : of his. training. — “uiust admit ems Urs In cohtragt — ike. 4 chines Luis Angeld tunny persenality, ehar ' complete, manner ! da + ing smile. ‘ ters disap ' ring. gt, But hie ees ac he catehes sight. His smile fades _ becemes a one slender, brittle-handed Carpentier | ? } 4 : ' SO ree ee ee — me - = f:.ir. | : Luis An Ideal} When I went © = hoped he would vlish to brighten glas, ‘How do?” | a were his e be: when I had Makes a ary which can be Leaves the hair scalp ciean and Harmless in CARO.CO is * from the C | South's cr canon - , want glorious ait. 3 refreshing shampaa. get genuine CARU- Sa fieas of domestic ant- 4 eS ' 5 Europe to the knowledge min are dangeroug. : Perrone,

1 do not recall the | author entitled the f weors of War.” It is a | > witat vermin and animal | done in the taking of | belies e that sone | acnaat niight be trape st, every neuse should ie agsinet insect and ver- | 'In America we are | oe of such things. | g to know that the | 5 ir the Americam Red Cross | sity in educating certain be interesting to see how | ‘bats of scientific skepti- | be aimed at Bazin's head. | him the .rest_ ef the | wer the questions which | to him. “her this particular the- : d or disproved, there ¢ that all vermin should y destroyed if one is to are The ripe Tt ; into into der. | 8 > in | = pl : le and | se as well as minor > a - — = - — ~~ _ - = a a a tt cE mee was no conv vevantdaint for more Spanish than Freroh » seems to speak “Jsper- ont myself. - made an ideal model | p Content to sit for me in- | Now and then he said in soft, liquid Spanisa, fei divinely——a smile as an- his name. + amed back although for ail I knew he ve been saying, “I wish i woman would go away.” finished. he looked at the with an expression af politeness and I daresay in heart he was thinking it || ing ‘like him. add | ptt To it fire two 3 ——, I rete ge eee ee ee Pdrew Dempsey he seemed | Beven mere than his usual | He looked as if he con- nothing he had ever | Such a waste of time as hed by a female artist. Pre learned that “ Ataboy’”’ ph is ‘Ole’ and that “Mata ‘will do for “wallop him I see Firpo getting faint- eWill rise up ‘from my ring fand shout “Te quiere | inderstand is a term of eRe” ent. ey ore ' (Copyright, 1923.)

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iis a a - ld ae POLO LOLOL AL fmf ee Stories. Household Hints | : Bates. ae a “ ” Bs. . . Hig Ss + , eae ee ; a oe +s ey ~ 2 : > i aS Se - . a ~ ef . ‘ Dw -. “ x ; : Tage ‘at - . “ z os . $4 A ’ . +€. : ‘ : 3 #4, + ~ \ a . 7 4 . nae vl ° P . Ne ~ : y x A yy: . : ‘ F’ . t, > My ae ae 4 «fia -, g -——__..- ~~» -.-_ -- y SEPTEN ~ + | 4 ~ 3 g Here’s Gogme . deo ra Ve : : By , 4 Luited Stas F’ornie i Co 7” EKCENTLY a Paris Ay that Dr. Bazin told thea a parasites harbore,| by eal This investie: Oe es ivestigator took Higa mae Wada “of _ them oll livine ogay 4 g —. fested the . e = Py : ; d they died of Canter. #aM r. .CT. am = si ated houses where per- is bad died of the sam:3 oe @fieas of domestic ani- ve York City. B, newspapers. Het Par°r is i: stated 1} ried by (ance.?r an-l _nimals The stort Poe ms had died of Cancer and isease. He concluded. therefel ils may transmit cancer te | bs Even should this encoun Mement be disputed jt is inte author—-entitled the gs. Of course there are —w rof War.” It is a inks to fill in and m = any f ‘ * , established what vermin and animal $ or lo before el ett | FRUITS NOW .IN SEASON zeQO== | HILE fresh fruits are obtain- | WW». they should be frequent- | ly used as desserts, They pall on the appetite if constantly used in ‘Juniors Ha al ee a i . ? i i ie a ‘Society Childr PON OD ONLOAD OL OL el On el he 7 _ the natural state so the wise house- | | Wife will serve them in other gp- | petizing forms. Baked Fruits. | Baked apple served with whipped | _¢ream is considered a dessert par | _ excellence, but peaches and pears | are not go well known in this form The fruit should be well washed.) | | Select peaches that are not quite | ripe and do not peel | them. | peaches in baking dish, cover with | sugar mhixed with a teaspoon of cornstarci.. Put | cold water and sprinkle with brown | Bake in a slow aven | Their | 4 ‘ ‘ ; , \ $ . os . Se eS : ~ “— ~~ -s Fe ~ | oe, rT” CT ee aa ay —- —_ —_—— te - i> asneatiieediion=iesene —_ . —~- — a —a eo — . Children’s Bedtime Story .°. by Thernton W. Burgess id S you know, Blacky the Crow; 22=—>-~— has sharp eyes. If he is any-; 22>" = ; a where dround he doesn't miss | P anything going on. . He Had been on | his way home from the Green Mead- ' ; | eatch him,”’ “Whoever it. was, ows when he had seen Redtail the Hawk swoop down the first time for Happy Jack Squirrel. “{ wonder who he ts after,"’ thought Blacky .the Crow® and changed his direction so as to fly; “hearer. A seeond later he chuckled. | Redtail didn’t. thought Blacky. Then Redtail swooped again. and. ~ be something wrong with the Green | Forest. It wouldn't be the same plage at all. got to help them out. Yes, we've got help them out.”’ Now Crows are very like a cer- We've sir, tain class of people: A single Crow | is very cautious and seldom takes any chances, but a crowd of Crows will be quite bold. either one of those Hawke* _—-—-2 — to | Btacky alone | woilldn’t have thought of attacking | Hut .| — | PHILOSOPHICAL | | PHRASINGS :::: ; ; _ ‘ Waste is not grandeur. * . . oe Ill habits gather by unseen de- | grees. ' . * s.. As brooks make rivers, rivers run to seas. The moderation of the weak is mediocrity. i + . Absence of occupation is not nec- essarily reat. . 7 - with all his friends and relatives to’ | help, he didn't got the chance to dart down at Red- hesitate when he One man may téach another to speak, but none can teach another | this. the taking of | 4s : nh be accepted. . ee done ia . | about.one hour and _ serve with | Stachy b atte All these crows were cawing and |tail’s back. | $0 hold his peace. ; . . _ ’ > i 4 - . , ' : ; To begin with. it * ‘ ‘ia ee thet alae | cream. Pears should be fitm. Cut | : y began to fly faster. He flew shrieking*at the top of their My, my, my, séch a racket! All . + . wali belie straight to the top of a tall pine lungs. iheee ’ ; | tall. ‘of the pine tree silent, but with his, | eyes snapping with excitement and {that there was real | enjoyment. Jack. Blacky has no love for Red-| help him. So he sat there in the top| scene it was! nearly caught never do.” My, But Blacky’s quick | Happy Jack or Mrs, Happy Jack dr i They were safe, ) But when Mrs. Redtail suddenly both would be caught. | appeared and so | such an exciting \tree. Mrs. Happy Jack was right at his heels. In this tree was @ eye saon saW i hole, and in less time than it takes danger that/to tell it both had popped into it. : and Blacky the “This will | Crow and his friends had saved said he to the other| them. wings with which man soars abeve the earth and all temporary nature. | yin hot fat. | fever. In some sectig ” | any desired form and fry / Ha Jack, | “Thi . * _ , Sehold fly may tranquil mbt that all vermin should §pyrgin and roll im powdered sugar. | ~ ‘i silent eR Cae PA A wae mrad se es agp ian plates) ses -: This will never do at all. | eavrieht, 2088, toe T. We Saag) At all Grocers ama J . . i . + ’ ' Le bo Mapully destroyed if one is to Plums. NEW INVENTIONS. ICED COCOA ose big robbers mustn't catch | wit iaiila wee ae Chop Soy Basy recipes os ory: “Peter Rabbit ) rr. here Is an interesting book cage NR eer oe ee le Firpo’s has been prone OY Pee ag rfert organ. ;, irpo is called “ile aby ee” but I think this tern ipsey hetter. He toot : ling else when he wal!:; igf® , Slowering and thresint , jaw and bringing with hi 1 thes. Unlike Firpo and are he has no pictorin’ oat certainly he is not t! sterfield of his day. ‘4 hn Phave been saying, “I wish g in his life ig tne reusl: re ned woman would g0 away.” is training. But as a byM@y finished, he looked at the t admit he seems urdvatalligyith an fe was no conversation, fur fone seems to speak Tsper- on't myself. ~ « made an ideal model ptontent to.sit for ».e in- ly. Now and then he seid mg in soft, liquid Spanisn, ea divinely—a smile as an- his name. 1] beamed beok \Wisease as well as minor dis- | more Spanish than Frerch ‘although for ail I knew he | expression af | Wash green-gages, cut in hal¥es, add very little water and cook until | spft enough to press through sieve. To the pulp add sugar to taste and if necessary a little water; stir over fire uptil sugar is dissolved. two cupfuls of pulp add one table- . spoonful gelatine (dissolved in cold Stir thoroughly, pour into | wet molds, chill and serve with g water). rich soft custard, also chilled. HENRY HUDSON'S FATE. The first navigators who sailed on voyages of discovery to the New World had no easy task to control their vessels. To ! the adventurous erews who manned | The tr@bles that | With a.frame ef metal tubing, a new porch swing can be converted' into a rigid couch.‘ ' half. cup sugar and .three- Bo for 10 or 15 minutes one- fourths ¢up water.' ‘Mix one- | feurth cup cocoa with boiling wa- An electric motor truck for street“ sprinkling has been developed by | ‘ English builders. —— A door key has ~ been invented % with a removable handle and a hol- | low shank to hold needles. Arm rests that unfold from the Seat cushions have been invented | ' to save automobile drivers from fa- ' tigue. —— A purse that resembles a book | | remove from fire and cool. | tablespoon of this ter, to a smooth paste. Add to syrup. When it comes to a boil, Use a giass. Fill with mflk and add chopped ice. For Goodness Sake Serve Aek Yeour Grocer CAK mixture to a | top of his lungs. caw!’’ he shrieked. It Was 2 eall to ' Jack. “Caw, caw, caw, | Happy Jack Squirrel or Mrs. Happy | Without them there would | Becomes Inquisitive.” 1 \ \ Ww ‘ ANY \" \ g ; J J ff ‘ 7 > , slams thdiecs anal hence ote tae tela ee ieee ied . “ : a a eet mrt Te TA oy is am Aveo tyes. «fier. Oe renege L contrast (1ike ‘arpeMMMoliteness and I daresay in es Luis Angel I'irpo W h heart he was thinking it iy persanality, charming 4 ing lite him. plete, manners and an e ¢ drew Dempsey he seemed smile. But his coarming@iperen more than his usual disappear whey he :i.t@MR He looked as if he con- Columbus had to _ face are well ‘known. Magellan was called upon to put down mutiny among the crew and rebellion among his offi- ale / has been designed, its inventor be- | rs } | Tebelmann Baking Co. } i] | lieving that a thief would ignore it. | cers. But-to Henry Hudson, dis- | ° . oe: Gé Distinctive and Attractive = ale ‘means ‘Dusins2 ae mtnothing he had ever | coverer of the river that bears his | STING TI € a A > catches sight of his opp psuch a waste of time as | name, fell the sad fate of being | , ee ay { e smile fades cut anc ling Brtched by a female artist. | ovérpowered by mutineers and sent | rs wa eat al mes a one track, one- learned that ‘‘Ataboy” | to ceftain doom at sea. The year i h t by a i’ haniom lrames is “Ole’’ and that “Mata | following his discovery of Hudson | narrow black line Will do for “wallop him ' Bay and Hudson Strait, his crew mem Freee tO ye /B | see Firpo getting faint- | repelled and, seizing Hudson and 3 a he would know @ NS Be Mill rise up'trom my ring. | eight others, bound them and set | i> gS RA@i eauee vores eT tm . . ‘ Shelloid rims i & Luis An Ideal Model. — to brighten my visit. Gy. a 4 | “How oh and “Gc@m, name Shs yin ' | them, adrift in a small Voat on Hud- | his entire vocabulary: i nt ; og son Bay, June 23,1611. They were 7. néver heard from again. .I had gane to draw | Copyright, 1923.) ; : ¢ ‘ ; Be d Firet— the Thistle Trade Mark The Three Thistles trade mark is an essential thing to look for when buying linoleum. You will find it on the back of every yard of Nairn Straight Line Inlaid Linoleum—the linoleum made by an exclusive process that builds in more quality and longer life at no extra cost. fe r 7 f " with its beauty : : and softness § Thousa nds Prefer = om Sou ef . women, whose! bp t S ‘gives them alluringe | ennan yrup liness, keep theirs 4 , haces "| \ f APLE-FLAVORED, rich, smooth -Co Cocoanut Oj! 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ee et et ee 0p By = hg Ser Bee Se ta. por eee f F QUST LOOK AT JHE CROWD THAT HAS GATHERED TO GETA : LIMP OF THE COUNT - THEY = We: J OH: MAGGIE - THESE , ARE ALL BILL-COLLECT THAT WANT TO SFE ae COUNT! : “ t/, eat pai > = ‘(” ~ ali sa ; = a ee ei “MUTT THINKS JACK IS GONNA FP — _ ee - eth ~ = —_ — — — -— 1GHT ENDER A-HANDIC. a een ed _By BUD F - ee SHER * (Copyright. 1923. he Trade Mark Reg. U. §. . —— _--- paren Boy, JAcK, SMACK HImMon THE BEAK. Lookout - Boocic THAT RIGHT SwinGs) - | Go ov, CLINCH >. (TE RE igsst se \Now SUP THE | | Poor FISH THe | RABBIT Purves | f NOW INTHE EXT \ F | RoyND BR WANT .} | -Yeu To FLASH rl Some. BLASS: WE've Got HIS Leet LAMP CLOSED NwWe BETWEEN ME AND You TC THINK We'te MAKE \ THAT BABY iiss 1 AJ 7 Tre CANVAS | THE THIRD ROUND iF We HAmmer @ _ | His Beead-BaskeT! »/ | You Nuw\ 24 )/ 1 Gonwa \ WHAT DO You THINK ee ee ee ee we AVOID THE ca SATURDAY RUSH W. By filing your Want Ad the BIG SUNDAY ha - —— BARCELONA, Sept. 14. General Primo Rivera, whe Alfonso has charged with, f @ new government, declared & ernoon that the King, with he conversed by telephone, cepted the directorate prope the military chiefs. ee ee ee a “MINT” IS RIGHT. — The man whe was operaticg the ee et mint machines was cleaning up We didn’t have to use smoked | $1000 a week. ‘‘Mint” machine is glasses to witness the lagter erent. | the Tight name. eclipse of the Cincinnati Rede was The directorate is to be h gleo witnessed here. - - Primo Rivera, who also ar that his majesty had acceptei Captain-General’s proposal to martial law to the whole of & Primo Rivera will leave B for Madrid tonight. : ——— ’ QUITE A ROLL. 7 +. Coming é¢vents cast their sivad- The Holy Rollers collected $400 ows before. The pictures of grid at their meeting Sunday’ night. fron heroes are beginning to appear 1o'D Dou sa £f : ate. ; |in the papers. e Wonder if those tear bombs cof- id tain nitro-glycerine tears. . See where Secretary-to-tle-Pres- . eles ident Slemp was sworn in. « After After the Prince of Wales has, which he will be bawled out br dis- had a feed of corned beef and cab- | guntled’ office seekers. VAN YOU BEAT IT:—By. MAURICE KETTEN i‘? MICKEY (HIMSELF) MceGUIRE onpvTriec tt. 1003 By the Aenctiated Prem. o f {a MADRID, Sept. 14.—King 7 “es this aft asked Ca Git A MevE on. ere an Sosa ineaail * YUH NENER WiLL HAVE THEM SHoES BReKE IN RATE. 3 ; - © 4 ; : ° a Be “@ rh : - .* od e 2 ; id : ’ } 7 a ry x ? « a | : ' , 7. : =a , & BF ' t ’ BG “ “Se e 7 “ & 3. Fd ¥ 2 4 ° ‘ae ‘ : " > + o - ee J |= 7 ‘ t $3 ; Le i s t “> 633 : : . . | a ¥ *¥ § . 3 a - ay & ‘4 "4 : ; i . sini ee ‘oper gee ‘ 4 ~e te Od er : OY doa oc CIO si OP Ore ge ' en ain ~ ~ “ METROPOLITAN MOVIES—By - (RR —— es — 4 igi a z The cabinet resigned this . Ing, following the return of ' Alfonso. The newspaper A B C says — ~- nei steer Meantime, civilians of pro pacity and independent of will be sought to form a ¢ replace the directory. The A BC says the p |» fram is to govern without ment, which will be @ elections will not be held az political ° tae AOC CAT EL Cae. | : .s . - * ‘ ‘ " - -~ * %.. aah “ . ‘ avai vrs ¥ ” J F : way station by the Ca a- of Madrid, the members of inet, prominent members ef t itary establishment and , tables. Og leaving the sta : : - ; : / y ona direct to the \ \/HAT Do SO, P i, ie _. Nhere he had « oe ( EXPEC Tor : | _ Premier Alhucemas. ~ , At the conclusion of his A VACATION? DP tion with King Alfonso, F ss, | \ 1AM BRoxe'’ J) FAGQGED Our’. ( AND Sich ! leq: hucimas announced he had to the King the ot the of 1 joma, Sargossa and all the military officers associated w es °, : King Alfonso replied that. TAKES A LONG WALK WiTHOUT GETTING ANYWHERE... indispensable that ne hana is . ; ©onsider the situation. 7 McMeagtt Bredieare. kx. NS Y e the Presnier handed his M resignation of the entire Complete tranqulility throughout Spain, not the millary and governt ‘elopments, according to all ® general public is | : interest in the situation Few Miltary were seen on the st of rid today, and the military cireles about almost deserted. “| emi Official — © . . B semi-official statement — © today says: ts ipa PPPPBOAPDPLNP PDN PK lle ~ AN ASPECT OF NATURALNESS. prise te ae 3 3 : ; A popular« Jewish confedian told me this one not long ago and oan ake vananeae = FMP OP ae. vouched for it as an actual occurrence in which he personally had played a secondary part. “My father.’’ he said, ‘‘is getting to be a pretty old man new. It is nearly 40 years since he came to America but in thought and in ex. pression he still clings to old-country ways. On the business side he has been successful, but outside of his businegs he is se credulow and 80 stm- pié ‘that frequently he is imposed upon and has/finally come to believe, I am afraid, that this world is largely populated by amateur and pro- nal bunco &teerers. “It's awfully hard to get him to stir away from home. However a few months ago, when I was playing an engagement at Buffalo I mh Guced him to quit the office for a few davs and come up to Buffalo aS my cuest. Un the afternoon of hts arriv artere at le end rode him out to Niagara a ee gs ve “For fully 5 minutes he stood Stientiy contemplating the falls in alt their majesty and their beaur* rT lingered alongside waiting for seme expression from him on the effect mrodueed by ‘his first sight of Niagara. But he giant say a word So finally I broke in "Well, dad. I said. ‘what do you think of it?” "Ben. he anewered. in tones of sincere YOUR FAC OITA CSFEAIS “To &€ “OSS’NS A’ “Thar “eazy tar | . In view of the fact bs Words ‘military rising’ he - T*Peated ly ; in | rd fcribing the situation fw Spal | t@ an ineorrect in : OF tne | eand conviction, ‘it couldn't be opyTight. 1975