St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 18, 1923
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~ NDAY ’ MBER ii, 1923. ne ~1 on a 7 oo Read the Want Ads Today P be} » The turning point in your life to greater > ay success may be one of the want ad opportunities in this paper! ; q ST.LOUIS POST-DISP ‘The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Servii ea 1 HAVE An T DATES HOw W\)) Ne nj S,) SUE, ' “FANNING ACTIN TO IMPEACH WALTON } DUK ROBBERS stioz opens 7 TRRORZE TOWN NEARLY 2 HOURS ernor and Regime of Mili- tary Rule, Say Majority Have Agreed to Meet Sat- urday and Call Session: Six Explosions Wreck Depos- | * itory at Clevelfnd, Minn. i ~ —Men Escape With $14,- ~ 000 Loot. “4 4 C. = spas, by H. Fishe,. k Reg. U.S. Patent Office.) PREPARE APPEALS TO COURT IF ARRESTED Legislators Hope to Force a Test of Executive’s Power to Use Militia in the Pres- ent Situation — Military Courts Resume Work. By CURTIS A. @ETTS, ff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., Sept. 18. ¢ Pere situation in Oklahoma grow- ‘The robbers held the town in a ing out of Gov. Wal , « ‘yeign of fear, firing a number of | 7 ; ony) ereqegen engi ‘i Di thie the mare van. ‘military rule to the entire State ‘is ' tiresome who sought to investigate |expected to reach a climax Saturday, » @euproar while they shattered the |when it is planned that a majority i” ; Sogo TE ad to | Of the members of the Oklahoma itn > weekend telephone | House of Representatives will mect immediate notifi- x wires, preventi here in secret and issue a call for a ) @iimof authorities in nearby towns. | meeting of the entire House to pre- , OD about 1:15 a..m. when the |e, , a band entered the town. Going to |; = oa against See 5, aya AF gad ay Members of the House, who have ad Gueter first contact with been quietly working .on their plans t off the bure! for several days, announged Mavbucde most “or tee vite, (that 59 of the 109 members h ren ' age S | nified their willingness to mé@et. Tele- ! | \grams were sent today to 40 mem- r ie ee Ags ppowews bers to obtain definite consent. > P ae. 2 SOS What the Governor's action will be neae Street in front they had posted /|_ Tiree for lookowts who fired when the legislators gather in Okln- into | " Hh ys . air at any indication of curiosity moped? bn. is of interest, in view of his statement Saturday that no ses- /m the part of citizens. | & sion of the Legislature would be held _ Harry Dusse, who owns a garage |. . i : as long as the National Guard con- ‘@nd lives only about 200 feet from ,. ; tinues to obey the orders of its Com- the bank, heard the burglar alarm | ‘ ¥ ‘'mander in Chief (Gov. Walton.) @nd decided to investigate. Just as | nae ata: he Governor's Supporters Arriving. opened the door ot his home . . he . While anti-Walton members are Was Met with a sharp command : “keep your nose insid I'll blow arranging for their meeting, legis- your brains oe ~ Ties Sieh 4 t lators favorable to the Governor ; cre — woe o and opposed to a session of the e. House are arriving in the capital, presumably called by the Governor for a conference. Among them are Speaker Murray Gibbons of Purcell and Representatives Sigler of Car- ter County and Brydia of Pontotoe County. Representative McBee of Stephens County, who is outspoken in his de- mand that an impeachment session be held, has a suite in Hotel Skirvin and has been in conference there with anti-Walton legislators. Those members of the Legisiaturé who have taken the iead in the prep- arations for a session have acted with the greatest secrecy, for fear that if their identity and activity became known, the military authorities would take them into custody and prevent " the necessary preliminary work. It Non- Nydas only under the pledge that their identity should not be revealed at this time that they disclosed their plans to the correspondent of the Post- Dispatch today. j Would Avoid Bloodshed. Under the Oklahoma Constitution, the Legislature may meet at any place within the boundaries of Ok- jlahoma City. Intention to attempt to meet tn the Capitol, where the Governor has armed militiamen on duty at the en- trances to the Senate and House chambers to prevent members from entering. “We are determined to meet, but we want to avoid disturbance and hloodshed,” said a member of the House. Gov. Walton returned to Okla- homa City this morning, but did net go to his office-in the Capitol. He the Agsanciated Press. CLEVELAND, Minn., Sept. 18.— WA robber gang terrorized this little | lage early today, holding the town / at bay nearly two hours while they | ‘Wwrecked the vault of the First State | ‘Bank by a series of six terrific ex-| pldsipns, and then fled in a stolen|4 Sta i omobile with cash and bonds esti-| . ted in value at between eAS.e8 | B and $18,000. NE FOX charges GUYS ARE : R! - . ——— ee ee ee » Bank Robbers Routed by Citizens of Mathersville, Tl. a Associated Press. | SGALESBURG, Ill, Sept. 18.— "| Pour robbers, who attempted to blow “Me safe of the Mathersville Bank early this)morning, were frightened Sway by residents of the city who, | Swakenei by the dynamite explo- r #0t weapons and started fir- ing. ‘The robbers returned the fire, but left the bank with only one door off. They did not reach the “Money chest. Be » | UNS BEING MADE TO BRIN HR-1.10 ST, LOUIS AIR RACES } Tentative Program Calis for Stop Flight From East Oct. 2 and Return on Oct. 4. to the Post-D h. SLARENURST N. J. . aoe are being made to take the | ‘ea oy the air races at St. Louis wwhapar 8. Tentative plans call for ae ga on Oct. 2, arrival in St. om ytd the next day and a re- y Uct. 4. This b n- stop flight.” is to be a no " ommissioning of the dirigible is 5 “a to take Place on Oct. 10 ‘Beer rs, oe Denby, wife of the 4 etary 0 e N ry . ; ; “sponsor avy, acting as Sept. 18.— "_ ui Completion of the program for Masts is expected to ena- | Barr, dirigible to be launched in Ost any Weather. It is. proposed rent such a device in each of the ees Serial defense divisions, 1) i enanoole. Chicago, St. | ; n Francisco, Pa- aoe Near Puget Sound. eee MMS) SKULL FRACTURED to | Boxer in Serious Condi- 4 Following Knock the ea — n out. ‘ rnd TORK, Sept. 18.—Jay Lan- Ian eight boxer, of Staten : ed out last night b Mans, i y fused to see newspaper men. At the first conference of Legislators, set for Saturday, there will be presented for the signatures of a majority of the House members the call for the meeting of the House, which, according to present plans, will be an indictment of the Governor's official acts. That call, which probably will not be available for publication until the conference, is now in course of preperation. Court Action Is Planned. eff the Governor carmes out his announced intention, he will order the militia to rest each member of the House who attends the méet- ing. In preparation for this, at- torneys already have begun the preparation of applications for writs of habeas corpus and expect to apply for a writ in the case of every member who may be taken into custody. This will take into the courtg a test of the Governor's right to declare mijitary rule under Continued on Page 3, Coltima 6. . ‘ y Smith of Michigan in the Found of a bout at Port today was in a critical With a fractured skull. *Xpressed the opinion that Injuries Were suffered when his hit the floor of the ring. i | Da, uMce Francis Egan Il. a +4 i Press. M AIC CITY; N. J., Sept. 18. Francis Fgan, 71, former Denmark, is critically ill home at Beach Ha- He is suffering from fy trouble. b Pe , Pe, 7” iT to is sun ha i "a ag Pinas, . || AIRPLANE ANCHORED | TO MOVING AIPSHIP AT | HEIGHT OF 1000 FEET By the Associated Press, © NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Sept. 18, A N airplane, piloted by Lieut. R. K. Stoner, was anchored to a moving airship at a height of 1000 feet today over Langley Field. The experiment was re- garded as opening great possi- bilities for operation of small air- planes in time of war from port- able b&ses. The light, speedy plane piloted by Lieut. Stoner was traveling at the rate of 75 miles an hour when it overtok the army dirigi- ble C-3, going 60 miles an hour. The plane swooped under the big bag and a stick dangling from the airship was fitted into an eys bolt on top of the airplane which for sometime was held fast to its mooring. a day. It was reported that the a call, which was voted - last By would be made the subject of af. — other ballot today. oe Morning papers also plan to issue a composite edition tomorrow, it way. said. ‘ a It was reported in the early neon that afew of the strikers the 23 papers affected were @ ing back to work. Only Mmited pre-midnight of the morning papers were run before the pressmen walked out. to noon none of the leading ae papers had attempted to go to press, except the New York Evening | See which recruited cnough men to os an edition off at 11 a. then ps up further editions to a the o come of negotiations between lishers and officials of the 4% ” . ” Sea * a “Ere rae Sie ’ wad ~ - 5 : eo ¢ * ¢ a = ’ as ; = ’ Gr > ° av aah 5, AE me. oe ee re Ss 2; ptt we , a a) he ee 7 2 : ee ~ wey 7. Ba 3 s aut Me oe ‘S re eas . : i r md ‘ a > ; : Saaprtecbit a “ees 2 = Cf eS So es Si S ae Bo ‘ Se 5 a OP _~ J oe 9 oe er > = ERE a rer a wa ». + 7 5 aan fa mony ae P ; . -! $ - f: — % + Pa ee ee - ee, 4 OR, kee ee om ; S “ + , eet eS ae ae ee |S aoe * a, a 7 aes Seer beige. per &/f2" * iert Automobdile The Post - Dispatch | and Bad Fa Boe Ete " 4 : wees ee ‘S r u . be : a » 3 7 . : oe tee fie ? mS , 4 a ) ~ee. ~ } >« we a a , en _ Acie Ye hee Piatra ts er ty ¥ * ¢ 7 ; x - G
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MEDICAL FACULTY + mm ae | KURLANDER FIRM TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923. 13 KILLED, MANY SAYS SCHOOLEOOKS a ENCH DISTURBED NEW DEAN OF 4 AT WASH a i | | . ) \PULLMAN DIVIDENDS $1 | ,000,00 ; eae Total Net Income for) | Year $13,861,569. ihe We ‘5 rican | | | a au e FROM TRIPS TO FAR NORTH OTIML | » vn acne re : \ \@ HUR] IN Rl | IN 3 | Fike iad ote Ps | = t k Ow i ey : “| | , paying dividends of poagh Poe | a é i ‘Norwegian Explorer Says He Will Make New panes wn ges ot $2,417,683 for the, iA ps rane ve ee aay FRAN | pene! r endin uly , 1923, as © ‘ | F # WAR IN BAI KANS Effort Next Summer to Fly Across | GERMAN PROVINCES IC pITY \ ASSETS nat rng is Seonieame se © year | ey pte — baie: ee \ | | o 71,2 y's annua . ; 7 | Es | the Pole. | | pl ee ea i dadee fbn | greene = sity was announced today.” am ” . ‘ : | . ' Pe - - ; — tt as been 4 i 4 South Pole and Arctic explorer, and — A 7 ould return . 7 | r. Marrio tet | ee | Amundsen said he would retu F | Inadequa Information | $12.887.569. . | wed i Britain in Endeavors t0' ..,,; iiaroia Noice, head of the re-| g,5n to Norway to complete his: After Food Demonstration, | te : | Total cash amd-Government secur: | ne akthesen> ta cna % as 9 iti r a for ext summer's) . > ; , iti held by th anv amount ona a , . ge eS ~ ° leent expedition to Wrangell IJslan¢ preparations D A Given About t. Louis. ities hel vy the compan: | -sician-in-chie Sf We ea - Maintain Peace. for the relief of the jll-fated Alan | flight. Lieut. Omdal, Norwegian Fire on Crowd, Slaying Te ' | to $41,778,302, President E. F. ay | : encore neds op He ' 1 jae : | | , aviato ras t lot the! t ers, > had tions several cities, ; Chicago, St.iiions are meaty years. otf... tatane | OF ..him. The Kinnerk will was in ee at the c © of ‘bus Ackerman, one of the receivers, hi treaty should meet at once and “4 bapeeven won “" : tect thatl Jene- |quickly exhausted. The New York |guffered in silence, but Friday a Paul and others as railroad centers respect the city profits in this book. | drawn on Aug’ 12, a day after Mrs. | Priday. pt. 14. is 2g reported to stockholders of the con had been agréed by the two govern- ‘yesterday to the pote t! fos: = | Times and the Herald, whose first further increase in prices led to 3 without comment upon St. Louls in Its population is given as of 1910 ' Pierron had signed the Wentura | a — pany that he has been. unable to fin ments that the commission shall | Slavia hed scored & Sop oe 8 beheres | editions ordinarily are not published ‘violent demonstration which forced that connection. This city long has/,.44 ihe city is stated to be the fourth will. | ST. LOUIS POST: : any assets of the Sheridan Dress C« meet in Sofia Oct. 1. The Burgarian | 'Y over Italy—that, as the PROTOS | emtil after midnight, did not come ithe shopkeepers to reduce prices. been established as the second rail-j|,, population in the nation. 9 It is alleged by Wentura that the | Founded by JOSEPH PULITS in New York,’ which, it is allege Government three days ago com- 4s reported here, the octogenarian |off the press. First editions of the ‘There was no ifiterf«rence by tne road center of the United States. Text Book Proposed. second will was not the free act and | Publishea a ‘3 7. by certain stockholders, was fir plained to the inter allied mission at|FPremier Pachitch, builder of Jugo- |World, American, Tribune, Daily | police and the day fassed without No. St. Louis Pictures. Weisenburger said that the char- deed of Mrs. Pierron, who, he says,;| Co..QIwelfth Boulevard 3 ve anced with funds of Kurland Sofia that Jugo Slavia was massing Glavia, had beaten the young and |News and Telegraph were issued. | disorder. Twenty-five pages in this publica- | acter of ttxtbooks in use throughout | ¥@5 influenced by Kinnerk and | (Member Audit Bureau of Ga Bros., and Harfield. Ackerman ri troops near the Bulgarian frontier. | aggressive Mussolini on points in th®| The strike was called at the con-| The pburgomaster, however, se- tion are given to a discussion of th¢/tne country and the ‘slight they Flora; W. Flannery, one of the wit-| ion or THE ABSOCEAEEED ported that so far as he was abi The Jugo-Siav Government ped} em over Fiume. Italy will nave | Gaston of a four-hour — of ‘eretly summoned police enforce-|cities of the North Central States. | placed weet * Loule had brotaht necces, to change her will.’ The} THE Assoc to learn the New York concern ws same day made representation to Fiume, public opinion decrees, but/the printing pressmen. President | ments from Kottbus. and these ar- The mention of St. Louis is brief./up for consideration in connection lawyer and Harrison Hart, a broth- | ,, \~ a no pager: existance. He state er, who was not mentioned in either | patchés credited to it or that Henry D. Harfield. who w: that the activity of the Bul-|she will pay for it by concessions on | David Simons of the pressmens UNn~ | rived Saturday and t\®k up quarters Pictures frem virtually all the other | with the municipal advertising cam- ot gh cay roy be developed in the vicinity of Fiume | Publishers to agree ‘will make~the “grass grow on Fi- | contract to replace expired Sept. 1. commission which was accepted by both sides. . the one which | crowd gathered in the market p!ace. The police, apparently fearing they known, St Louis manufactures street ears for many of the large cities. struction of children. “The impression that goes into a) | irrecuiars had greatly dis-/the Italian litteral which the Jugo- | ion declared that but ym air ecaragnas ‘in the market place of Sorau large cities of the section are in the !paign a proposal to create a text-' document, are named as defend-! punished herein. All a” supposed to be in charge of th quieted the Belgrade Government. | Slavs consider an adequate equiva-/the meeting _ oe —_ end, While a deputation of workmen “book: none frem St. Louis. How-!book on St. Louis, accurately pre-|@mts. Hart is a resident of the | of special dispatches are else. Sheridan Dress Co., could not t The French Government made the lent and it is consistently predicted ; strike, ymcn e 8a ad grown ou wag urging the burgomaster to ever, there is a picture of a street |pared, and to offer that textbook to Soldiers’ Home at Danville. In the! suBSCRIPTION Rol Ete ®t | found in New York. suggestion for the meeting of the|by the Jugo-Slavs that the port to/of the inability of the pressmen and | .i:hdraw the reinforcements a great car in use in Indianapolis. ‘As is|the schools of the country for the in- | #bsence of @ legal will he would be | A “i $10,000 Was Borrowed. to a working . a eta ; slits 'the only lawful heir. 3 ‘The accounts of Kuriander Bros * Daily and Sunday. one year.....) ily, without Sunday, ons +e and Harfield, the’ accountants sa show. that $18,000 was charged | Sunday only. one vear .. Remit either by postal money order or St Lou : t+ +2 Ot wr tye —— 7 ume’s quay” within two years. : were about to be attacked, opened Ther i ‘i: | child’s min ts his lifeti -» > Special Cable jam Be: - As to Jugo-Slavia's strength, it is! Statement by Union Chief. Chak.” nat cveell tad 46 tabter. lene - There is a supplement to the book | child s mind often lasts is li etime, | Liner c uba Abandoned as Total Loss. _Louis | nd the co.npany as an item of indebte: rs : Seclarea here that she can niobilice | A statement issued by Simons said: |. 1: a a a oe SOEs “ “e dealing with Missouri and in that | Weisenburger said. It is eradicat- | LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 18.—| petiverea by city carrier ver 4 | ness from the Sheridan Dress C — we | gan on : ting 12 dead and many wounded on rcietilidanies:.5 0 anil 4 we it ‘fficulty. cific , a +H hh: 4 . . —- ! : PARIS, a er crane | 3,000,000 Tal phd be: eele” Be For the past 18 months we have ‘in see Massie te, Gereu connection St. L uis. Obvious! the | ed ee altys pea yestesn The pare ow mail liner Cr ba, wh ch ethe entr. G60 = ~ be ii 7 : _Ackerman also reported that $10 hae reache ’ ' present there is a deficiency in arti! been working under an agreement , supplement was inserted in books; thousands Of SChoOC . whojwent «shore on a reef off San Mi-) E es oat al _ 000 was borrowed from a New Yor euge-Minvia and Delgerts are med , b his ¢ “\known as Judge Manton’s award, today, but the anger of the work-jsold in Missouri. One of Weisen-/ are being misinformed about this; guel Island. has been abandoned, alyavo. at the Fostoffies at he _ bank to help finance the New Yor lieved to be almost on the verge (emerge on, ‘Dut this can’ short- ‘which decreased our earning capa-, men is intense. burger’s complaints was that the city | city, will never have a correction |total toss, it was announced here. | under the act of March 4, om _ con*tern, and that there remains on! war. The French Government is te : : hig . ‘city 85 per cent. It imposed more | Ss was incompletely presented, not on-| brought to their attention. The loss was estimated at $400,000. 7! Rell. Olive @600. Kinloch. ~ '. © balance of $35 in } . te th seriously disturbed and is wed in Seer oe gO aa Aeron | cowl -hours of employment on pressmen Germans Working Peat Bogs to ly to Missouri children. but to the | - €eredit of the New York eoucern.. close co-operation with Great ain | " USSOND? | tham on any other mechanical trades | Alleviate Coal Shortage. nation at large. While accountants and lawyer —— ae in tactful endeavors to preserve |‘« assume “liberty of action” on dustry. It has’ ; . P “ : ie SSSSS— : rese peace. Sept. 15. as he had declared he rote ar oe eal cones ape the | LEIPS| . Sept. 18.—Peat bogs Anoth . ys the seographies vss (PROS RELIAEREAREPSSSLS TE PASASTR SSS ACRE CERETRSESEESEES SE HEESSETSCSHSST EHS SES TCCER ORES CHESESOSESELAT EET RE TATE ECORATH ER HTT e eer eeee saaeneescesceses as ite nting the receivers were i Three Serbian divisions are massed would, and it is now believed the af- ‘death rate of our union has in- severywhere in Germany are being ® Picture ol shoe mSsing process 28 ence Wh te ae oe | : Lynn, Mass. St. ney yesterday, a former bookkeepe Louis years ago became the largest shoe production | center in the world. The geography | remarks that the municipal bridge process of construction (it was | in 1916) and in its worked to capacity this fall with a for th e company, who was escorte to the Circuit Attorney's office by policeman, was questioned about «ev eral items charged tg “profit an loss,” and totaling approximate! $40,000. He told the Circuit Attos Mey that the items referred to ha been entered upon the books at th direction of officers of the compan: After reviewing the evidence, ih Cireuit Attorney said it appeare to him that the accounts of the cou: pany had been manipulated and th: he would lay the case before th grand jury for that body to whether or not there was basis f2 an indictment. Ploor Space Was. Reduced. . The receivership petition alleges on the Bulgarian frontier and Jugo- | fair will be settled through negotia- creased 50 percent * After | Slavia has notified Sofia that any ition. Great importance is attached to g gozen meetings between our local, view to helping out in the fuel more incursions of Macedonian the filing of the Rapallo treaty with eommittee and a committee of pub- ghortage due to the complications comitadjas over the border, which |the League of Nations, thus making |jishers*we found it impossible tojprought about in the Ruhr by the|/: Stamboulouski, was carried out |‘8’" Order because noxious elements iand also by the international union. that the c , | , ; | | : ompany, capitalized «a are liable to | aa hes ~ mainly in order to get rid of the create trouble during |We were to receive a contract by | i ‘$150,000, had in the last th : months reduced its floor space ot Twelfth boulevard oeney- | pea to one floor. The petition was file by Ben F. Lipstadt and Harry C » Owners of 180 shares of th k. The rest of the ck is hel by the officers of the co Charles Kurlander, president; Julia party which stood for the respect of ithe present lack of government. Sept. 1. This was not complied with treaty obligations and for an under- |!**!y feels responsible to the whole go the local union acted in accord- | standing with Jugo-Slavia, The men |¥°T!4 to preserve good order in lance with its local laws, when it took | now in power are pledged to seize |Fiume until the affair is definitely! tne strike vote.” | —~the first opportunity attacking Jugo- |®*ttled. | Simons announced that the Wall Slavia and getting beck the territory | We more than anyone urge an | Street Journal, a member of the pur- | . 7 lost as the result of the Bulgariah /CQvitable decision. The proof of th *| lishers#” organization, had complicd 7, walk farther and save time * F defeat iM the great war. fact is that we agreed with Jusgo-/ with the union terms. The publish- er eenenre re-jccetter the treaty of Rapalie | Thi waters in the New York: World O f be P* a he fete ee lations between Italy and Jugo-Slav- shows that we have no intention wt | se orten “i me why I walk down to Fourth and tent ns ae to give their at. counsels supplied by a Bulgarian |in the interest of peace, but Belgrade ea > oe lea adh a ine treets an do other business concerns | A publishers’ statement said: “The | —s my banking business with the and the assets of the company is slow, Pashitch and Nintchich both | peard of directors of the Internation- General and that at a council of war Suiiihe: tid Gatibitheed tren Genre Mississippi Valley Trust Company. My answer always is ‘in order to save time.’ . hesitate. : ody reduced, in the | e000. to @ value not enesolug ta ) al Printing Pressmen'’s Union is ne- - ~ > on an _: Rened . > PRESSES E RAS ELTE TEER LET EE LEER RAL REE TUE EEE TERE EET TET -@ommunicated compiaints from Italy “We sent Fiume the money re-| , of the slackness of their operations. | quired fer maintenance of public | £°U@ting with the publishers of New | | ! ; With an Italian army of 20.000/| service. Meanwhile, Gen. Giardino] °T* for a new contract with their | , — the other hand. Charles Kur ‘dander stated that he had run the ness “from a safety pin into 4 id thé representative of the Italian Hocal union. Several important parts | j $1.500.000 «o men sitting around Fiume,. whose .| 6f a contract concerning hours, over- | ‘‘Of course it sounds illogical, and I am obliged to con- last Nog thes independence has thus | militatfy authority under the occupa. inate ihe texahe teas . ti ‘Y I h h vanished, the situation is viewed in \tion rule.’ He is nothing more. Con- | © cneon periods has been | nue: ou see ave m ¢ echin coun the neern,”’ “had sacri. Paris with real concern. An old trary to exaggerated reports, he has agreed upon and were submitted to Mississippi Vall ‘and sa y Bone t at | $150,000 of his oe merdieory chief of the Macedonian Comitadjas, | dispersed only a small number of sol- their respective bodies for approval. | hild PP All fn vings accounts for my two | Sve it. He said the ite diers to keep order to prevent sur-|" “The puDlishers have no informa- | f Cc ren. Of my investments are bought and sold ae worth $50,000 and creditor Todor Alexandrof, is in direct com- munh .~with the Bulgarian gov- ernment through Gen. Lazaroff. head of the regular Bulgarian army. (single battalion in addition to ‘he which has just been reorganized and Italian carabineers in control of | increased in spite of the conditions Fiume. of the Neuilly treatly limiting it to! 20,000 men. ‘ ld teceive dollar for dollar if the "Pany was per tion as to the action of the local | union and no word from any Iinterna- t:cnal or local officers ag to the cause | of the strike. No action has been | taken by the publishers or can be taken. unti] they have definite in- formation in regard to the union's: | strike action which is apparently without the sanction of the Interna- tional Union.” prises from any aide.” HM is reported that there is ne through their Bond Department and are protected from fire and theft in their ground-floor Safe Deposit Vaults. mitted to rn, ) — I own several pieces of pr d occasionally find it profitable to cohsult with their Real Estate De- partment. And not long ago I drafted my will, naming their Trust Department executor and trustee. ‘**Every department’ is uniforml ll-organized all of my financial needs ant tee aie eee roof. That's how I walk farther and ss time.” ”” ~~ _— ———_—_—— Aa ea —— —_ It is thought here that “SR hapa YORK PAPERS counts on the. certainty of Lialian_ TIED UP BY STRIKE, action In Fiume, caiculating that — POOL RESOURCES Premier Mussolini, having backed ¢ - | down over -Corfn a# the resuit of opposition, will be less con- | A an a an tat A Be = eifiatery in the matter of Fiume in ‘lishers to arbitrate differences that which the British are not consider- {might artse. . ably interested. It is known that Men Asked to from Mediterranean ports | Berry's statement took the form | — = enaustaseddpe- nae ae —_— PRR SE LER EE LISA SL LT ERLE TEL TL EEE TEE TEE PETE ea Copies of Christian Science Monitor Sent to New York by Plane. By the Aveoctates Press. | CHICAGO, Sept..18.—An’ extra edition of the Christian Science Mon- itor was issued in Boston today and | : ee ee ee huge quantities of arms and muni- of an appeal to all newspaper web, 5009 len were b& | ei : tions have been dispatched during | preasthen fo return to duty, and an + lly gre os —* <som a by the last few months to Bulgaria” harnouncement that the international newspapers failed to appear rite! “proposes to meet this iliegal strike by publishing the newspapers of New York City in that the integrity . +and honor of the international may be maintained and the principle of eollective bargaining upheld.” — cause of the pressmen’s strike, it | was announced by Willis J. Abbot. | ‘editor of the Monitor, after receiving | a telegram from the Boston offices’ i en This is the first time, | eved, that the airplane haa Lester Jones. © secretary | been used to supply the publi: orig | for the publishers’ tion. an- papers in connection with a news. | ~~ MISSISSIPP] VALLEY e¢et ee J.C. Sartellie, Gen. Agent E. H. Dallas, Dist. Pass. Agent ete A 6. 7B. EO reade - , Me. Phones; Genteel «it, Ollve aoat ‘s . _ ee mag een a. Oe ere ek 7 I Sg) CONE Ae ese Se ek EE Te Pat “RUA Us,
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Koel ey TR LTH . a as F a EO Oo, PE oo Pe ee ee ee a — i ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 (RUNDER FRM NASHNGTIN 0 EARS TOBE PUT TO.GRAND JURY TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 18, 1993. WIFE WOULD RETURN 10 V. 0. SAUNDERS But 76-Year-Old iin Daughter of Late George Jay Gould, to Be Wed Today, and Her Fiance ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH has attacked his latest acts of .y- ranny, climaxed by the training of a machine gun on the windows of a Stang jury room, that had been called to investigate his official ac- tions. “Much as the Oklahoma Free State Fair means to us, Gov. Walton can- not bribe us into silence. We shall uphold him, as we have heretofore, _— Legislators Planning to Impeach Walton! Continued From Page One. Continued From Page One. assigned to posts around the edge of the fire zone. At the same time the Red Crom, the Saltation Army and other relief gatherings of such scope would en- tail a violation of military regula- tions under which the cities are gov- erned which cannot be allowed, the Governor said. existing conditions in the State, a test which the Governor so far has Studiously avoided. ¢Kim Marriott, Mem. Faculty, Promoted ; he Husband Re- to the Post 8 2h flses to Welcome Recon- In each instance in which a threat in any sane fight against the masked | organizations fiécked to the aasist- | | 4 ciliation to apply for a writ of habeas corpus News of Troops Censored. marauders and for the ‘visible gov-/ ance of the victims of the fire. Quar- -—— * ve , has been made, the person under ar-| The military court of inquizy,|¢™ment.’ It is our love and our d®-/ters were quickly provided for the intment @& Dr. Ww. McKih be d@an of the Bchoo} of of Washington Unived. ounced today. ; “ 9 Partial Audit of Cloak and Gait” Company Reveals pee I ee — _e Se rest has been released. A case in point occurred yester- |day, when Campbell Russell, former chairman of the Corporation Com- Mrs. Marion B. Saunders, 47 years old, said yesterday that she wanted launched in Oklahoma City yester- day, today proceeded with the inves- tigation of masked activities here and in other parts of the State, votion for this ‘visible government’ ot which the Governor prates so much that we are compelled to con- demn him for crushing it under his homeless. ; When darkness fell last Berkeley virtually was an pe camp with 700 soldiers of the regu- ott has been chief of the ee Unexplained Discrepan- very much to go neee to her .76-/ mission, was called before the Mil-| Which is expected in some quarters heel.” lar army and the national guard on of pediatrics (diseases : hte : : year-old husband, Virginius O. Saun-|itary Court. Russell answered the/|to lead to a demand for records and , duty. > ) in the University ang cies, Circuit Attorney Says “ ders, secretary of the Masonic Home| call, being accompanied by former|other data of State headquarters of| Walton Promises to Use Troops if} The University grounds marked n-chief to S™PFouls Chi). of Missouri, who is suing her for di- | 4ttorney-General Freeland. Rus- ‘the Ku Klux Klan. Necessary to Aid Farmers. farmers in Carter and Marshall the eastern extremity of the confla- ital. He succeeds Dp, @ | | | 3 See Roe lweree and in turn te being esed br | sell was told by Col. W. S. Key, mil- Reports that records of the klan| By the Associated Press. gration, only one residence being Allison, who resigned tp 7 pep ENT ARRESTED | =. = 3.7 : agg a ang: rower | Lary commander of the city, that|/have been spirited out of the State] OKMULGEE, Ok. Sept. 18.—| destroyed on the east side of Hearst fessor of orthopedic furg. : PRESID | ‘ i . ee | 4 or restoration o ner cower | if Lv — not Date Reh nonce. cir- ae peter aa escent MA Promise to use the National Guard /|avenue. t | rvard University Medica; | = oe ase ayes OS ee ween menting, Paseray ghee on ©"! to obtain food supplies for needy 4 h direction of orthopedic . AND FREED ON BOND z | “Daddy is just mad,” she sob-/|°", depicting him as drunk with/Ma National Guard continue to com- a , — Forest, Brush and Grass Fires KRe- e Massachusetts Genera) Receiver Reports lott Is a graduate of Ciel: $28,000 be i," and those lawyers nave got | Power, it would be necessary to ar- ‘hold of him and won’t let him for- rest him. State Fair Ordered Postponed. imand affairs, although the civil au- thorities and courts are not being in- terfered with. Counties if other agencies fail, was voiced here last night by Gov. Wal- ported in 19 Countics. Fy the Associat +? Press SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18.—For- {give me.” : | s w Strict censorship of all news con- b rsity and from 1910 to Her desire for a_ reconciliation Russell replied that he -would not : ton in a speech to an audience said /| est, brush and grass fires, fanned by professor of biologica!} Was Charged to New York 3 rll el ‘was communicated to Saunders, but|*t°P the circulation and Freeland Mebaro. nig ppc 9, repel to have been the largest ever as-| Strong north winds and fed by under- in es he refused to welcome the overtures. asked that if Russell was to be ar- | Orderec y wlan ag “| sembled in Okmulgee. growth baked toa tinder by the he was rofessor of pediatrics in kins University and hoa. Balance of Only $35. Washington Univers. | . 1914 to 1917, ae Concern Which Has Bank |He also declined to discuss his side of the disagreement. rested that he be not released on his | own recognizance, but locked up in| order that a writ of habeas corpus | Walton’s edict, has not received offi- Creek County, included with Ok- lahoma and Tulsa counties in Goy. The Governor declared, that in response to appeals from residents of the two counties, he had de- longer summer, rage in nearly every county in Northern California, Several resorts and smal] tewns | “I Love Dear Old Daddy.” he , , | ‘ . i * " ' piste > 4 —s : ~ > +. . - S, South Carolinans and were attracted that a censorship of the Daily Okla- | The Governor is expected to re- would ask the remainder of the state cut warning and spread beyond the ‘i , i é City today from articles on diseases of Clak and Suit Co. 412 North to each other. She asserted that he ees WORF : PEGEDOC, ae Mater | ooaiiinien aaa mniiala which he| t0 “divide its goods” with the vic-|control of National Foresters, State nd has come to be rec- Twelfth boulevard, now in receiv- took her to picture shows and sat in|*?® report proved to be yr sane) BO unexpectedly yesterday to| tims of “four crop failures.” Fire Wardens and hundreda of vol tuts Se eae aes i. teedin cau been criticized. Hidorado, a small mining town tn’ i nate. a eanys accounts. : pened hee inte. Sa oe. | y officials last night. : , ro a y “4 . = : ‘ -CuUSe ; 3 7 t was learne h: Sunday. 10¢ | Atkerman also reported that $10,- nage me ) be the onl From other sources i a ® month: Sunday 10c@ cor ) 006 was borrowed from a New York ga. G J always loved him. He is y Ithat the police officials were first s ow _ second-class matter July 17, ; a ae Daughter o ate eorge Jay thing I have. emoved by Col, Keve on specific in- , } _ bank to he) » Ne rem 1 by Col DP wk oa Postoffice at St. is “ el elp finance the New York . . ra -e- test ourselves in the | of March 3, 1879. )Contern, and that there remains only Gould to Become Bride of oo “anes? Daddy married me | *tTuctions from the Governor ber : now e er now hae eo R . al marriage? y m: | oo . . n connecuo i-j;how. As ever and affectionately, | ¢ n election on an amendment be * pstadt and Harry C./|St. Louis police ton resign his command of the reg : or a ’ from ' , that | Lieut. Gerling as saying to duty at the Capitol and no attemp i hae the . $1,500,009 a safety pin into a Bertha Williams, oe neal of | after that bird and I’ng going to get|pay my attorneys. When I had t0O!).. heen made by anybody to oppose men 2 y call ‘‘the one real smoke. wad? : $150,000 rn," and had sacri-| Williams had accuse ; both | him.” give up the apartment I took a table | +). military rule. . : ae « two MV it, He soit th re fo en as sor + i ‘and a few other articles of furniture ( don’t forget: All the time you are Mek ice | e company had/ were working for e rr ns : them. | on oe Po: sold af worth $50,000 and creditors! road in Kentucky. Patterson dented see age re tn emai ee cot Inquiry rolling your own from ‘‘Bull,”’ you are Sav- ; WOU teceive dollar for dollar if the| this. Police found in Patterson's oe ; | money the rate of $79 year) Y Was permitt d j i several letters containing : . get me and nearly frightened eet tO | By the Associated RITy -_ Ing at a e & going ed to continue! possessions oh e 1ze@ death. He has ordered his lawyers | OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., Sept. 138. | Denies concern. terms of endearment signed with the arg - to try to take $780 that I have in|—Extension of absolute military rule iat on thi Kertang management Charge. initials “B. W.” and an unmailed keeping for my boy. He made the ‘to Muskogee County loomed today as geal eaatas | tence: ten ee Siemans S atch Pads money selling papers on the streets | Gov. Walton's military maneuver (or your name and address y © legge company had de , Signed og Re Ae . / CE in Atlanta Ga.” |against the Ku Klux Klan. which nl- a ] « ® the contra e me ge ee aneee e mal Saunders has been marrieq before |ready has encompassed the entire , caaeres Cogn ety YD GEORGE TO. SEE COOLIDGE id Mrs. | State. : 8 5 Harte tea him he said f cents jand has two sept eh “ge ; “Tt Is regrettable " gafld the Rew @ ome@e «- emo e ow aww oe we ee oe : ; | ’ idow with one son. ' owes 2S | | : | treasurer and a director ° | aad ™ ee Ee i l to the Maskog-e | : ’ Pre e- . ernor in a telegranr to e xog” ei Mites in the receivership o.n | Former British Premier to Be R ce aaent eaibate drint or write your name plainly and mail te the Sredings oe we ceived at White House. | Phoenix, “if, as my | Ae ¥. Clty, . Other as a defendant with the Iiv the Associated Press. 3 for 20c ‘FATALLY WOUNDED AT HIS DOOR have reported, your community a ; American Tebacce Co., 1 Fitth Ave.,N. . and . ‘*beeteg et Lipstadt and Berger WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—Presi- dl | , dominated and controlled by an Gi 1 3 time 1, they said. to hie devoting | dent Coolidge expects to reccive Da- Keep your bon etter- le at a ay Malia ganization that would usurp all the ; Name son ed business of the Sheridan vid Lloyd George at the White House heads out of the waste KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Sept. 18.—|powers of the civil authorities and : » When the Kurlander Co.|\during the forthcoming visit of the basket. Furnish emplages ANSAS I . Mo., courts in lieu of which citizens, bo-h : Street 3 4 a drawing account of former British Premier to the ‘th these 8'4x6-in. pads Police today sought the slayer of innocent and guilty, are summarily ‘ 3 Upetaae United States.) wit h t "dato ar ee 4||George Richter. 25 years old. WhO |eaized upon, maimed, beaten and, we ] 5 ee declared that when he — Se ee “oa was shot in front of his home here jbelieve, in some cases, menseres by | tc cqswaseemtuiiinn sen enianah nine ag his brother-in-law, Pastor Accused of Larceny. imately 200 sheets—white late last nicht when he answered athooded, masked mobs. ° I ) | s | Co, had Mee of the Kurland- oo Se eh The Rev. paper. 7¢ each or 3 for 20c, summons at the door. A man fired|am afraid-that, in order to wens up | { “" fallen from $233.437.54| NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—The Rev. -while they last. at the ewe abote from «.choteun and fied. woer euuntied we wil have te tne ‘ re : ' ‘900 for the first six| Paul Renecke, pastor of the Lidge- ; Richter died two hours later with-|your county under complete martial : | “ this year, Harfield re-| wood Apostolic Church. was under out regaining consciousness law.” , ry st ' a charged with grand = message the Governor a é' | ey. Don't rock the| arrest today. Four persons, who had called in| In the same £ fs "4 We'll reach shore safely.” | larceny by Mrs. Margaret Trinkle a motor car to take Richter to a/declared it would be necessary to rheataahrsinad yilesirpceendiy 28 onl | A. ooumenn, lawyer for | and Mrs. Barbara a oe Business Office party, saw him slain. Among them |put off for a time the State Fair at fo | ae a | wth ee eclined to discuss the | pert that he failed to make an ac- ath and Olive Sts. ved by the police|Oklahoma City and the Free State ‘I : . ad yl i to may that the accounts east of the. he oaounee a gga sei a a SB coon | scagge nel y i pet ote Fair at Muskogee, tm order i, Ke | — yey," show large dis contfi rule. nae! dep me vs $3000 » apa ¥ | , : i upon the part of the slayer because'to enforce military ge Ee 7 4 4 daa i ie, “ae > » p ‘ >
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+ ens alts AY ON NL it ig RO ERR Ml fo” SE «eaten 0 einamaatnags eS Mite Mis . a > Times Combined. -—- —— = = ——— ee eS ——_ > % ? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dafly Globe-Democrat and the _ '~ ~- : ~ 2 »! i - 7 . - . at ; w- Peccettten » Mahim. f- ae ae radi ell a ° Pal Hie red - ' ae ap Fetibinen , Rieger gonggel sad . Birnie ty See Our Other Announcement on Page 6 e———— EE ee - — A ”_——_—— ee a ee ee eee _—— STIX. BAER & FULLER = LO IL ALE A OO OL! IE OE Women’s Fine Lingerie Lovely Garments at Anniversary Prices The Needs of Infants Are Supplied at Anniversary Savings Jewe Essentia Prove Si ,. Long or Short Dresses Japanese Quilts Handmade Garments Philippine. Lingerie Pajamas and Gowns | B sees cap, tegen te: 45c to $05 $2.50 = : — $145 $2.29 $1.85 © ittens, of soft wool Of fine nainsook, lace and em- Jap satin Quilts, hand tufted 4 h ¢; d & t seco Gowns tr desi = R kable group of hand- Windsor crepe Pajamas, ts rialat wien Dicer ycisey ims Focrgroume guabandemsrouced Pine = FY LGY TAGE VOTSETS — chemiaes, Hand drawn deviems. as yaraents "beautifully cm pices, tailored style. - Hal infancy to\s years. ah | broidery on fine nainsook. Sizes broidered; cut full and well Gowns, lace trimmed, # Af ° 5 32 to 44. made. ‘ stitched. REDFERN, Franco and La Vida Corsets—makes of rec- 3 cognized quality—constitute this remarkable sale group. Top- ‘ less, low and medium bust models, suitable for all types of figures, At ~ ° in handsome pink brocades. Complete range of sizes. j= 4 ° 1 ast é 7 Front Lace Corsets H & W Brassieres /} Lt 2 At $3.95 At 79c if A “a - s In pink brocade and coutil. o/f ay : ~ Redfern and Frolaset models, Of mesh and brocade. New Ye a for slender, average and stout long-line styles, including dia- j 2 figures. Low or medium bust. phragm models; fitting well - Smooth, straight backs. Sizes over the low corset. Well | ez “a | ° 23 to 36. made. Sizes 34 to 46. ae eg Rengo -Belt Corsets : 3 Nghe ) 5. Sample Long Coats Baby Buntings Handmade Dresses At $2.59 ae ree Girdles Domestic Lingerie Silk Petticoats Silk Slips “ | ~ $ Of heavy pink coutil, espe- ft 37.95 $ $ . §$. . 3 a $3.00 fo $7.00 $3.65 Of Pearli 3-30 broid Soe Game Oe coned f oo Pink coutil Girdles combined IIc fo 1.65 3.9 5 4.50 i ‘ . si . % t ; : - o . . . * . ~* a 200 Coats of wool cashmere, | eee | ed yokes, and baby tucks, Seal. nicl: Ioun skirt, well boned, | With heavy elastic; waistband Nightgowns and cei ID + ice. Bm yee eo ese Radiam Princess S503 erepella and silk poplin; em- Of white chinchilla, heavily loped bottom. Infancy to 3 anak Saline etn heok of elastic. Comfortable and Chemises of nainsook, crepe and or with pleated flounce. Silk deep hem and camisole top. a or braid trimmed. All lined. Silkjiined hood. Ribbon years. mr get avg Sises 24 to 36 easy to adjust. Sizes 24 to 31 cambric. Lace trimmed andcai- Bloomers also shown. Fall col- Black, brown and navy, Sigs) heavily interlined. trimmed. \ (Secedh Fleer.) ee : ‘icaee Heth : lored styles. ors. Regular and extra sizes. 36 to 44. (second a BEAUTIFUL SILK FROCKS Wonderful Sale Values in Dresses of High Quality Appropriate for Promenade or Afternoon Tea aa. Choice * N CW Trimmed Hats 66 OON GLO” satin, reflecting asoft sheen, Canton crepe, crepe-back Exquisite pieces; : display interesting workmanship — at "a Appea lin g Models on'Sa le ‘tx B sotto aoe and Georgette are used separately or in combination to create | Pe | 4 ce rocks that achieve slender lines through design and fabric. ) Bl ~ Anniversary Week J a : acquette Blouses .* a \ / rapes, panels and simplici : oF Are. ern $700 \ aheehies toate eae ate gectomtneraamncl thiegten OF Crepe de Chine, Exqusitely Beaded, Are HQ Pattern Tableclot . broidery and skillful braiding in vivid or contrasting cok ~ ors are the trimming. 4 350 of these Blouses from one of New York’s leading” manufacturers are offered in this sale. (Thira Fleor.) — beaver and Copenhagen blue. Al! are worthy values. } (Third Floor.) Corduroy Robes Lined Throughout and Well Tailored “Are an Anniversary Feature ac 8 3.96 Two THOUSAND Robes are offered at this special price. All are carefully tailored of wide wale Boyd corduroy and lined in seco of contrasting color. They are made in breakfast coat style and shown in colors of rose, purple, eager blue and American | ty. Sizes 36 to 46. Are all ex- ceptional values. Early shoppers will recognize this feature a3 an attractive gift suggestion for either matron or miss. Ss Fxtra-Size Skirts |. 4s Ot Soft Woolen Fabrics, at Sale Price of * $8.95 3 VARIOUS style pleated -"* Skirts of wool Canton and Roshanara crepe are a sale offering that will delight the stout woman, for they are most appropriate in the Fall season with sweater and jac- qguettes of contrasting color. A few fancy weaves are in- ite = CAS; ~~ * 7 j ; a af * + ‘# Gs & . ~ + ee ~~ . - : ‘ss * , z N 6? : > ‘se : me : a.” stot. ) e " . eee " . S42) eu 4M sSog rt THI 5 : Pvetreesese “14, Vis Re eles ith. 443 eth. Seaeebeetee abe? rss 234 - Petes : 2? Pres el Relea! ake ret > = af + hele M : he abt Po on . a i r > Py ry t Tete, pele M4 > 3 > +d}. $i oleae! SOS ° o*s? e. ens? . AS wee + ah ——— fete Pete " ey *' : . « . todo ae? babe ARB Hi stitien ee ee 2, = ith wa. tate Lag ORS 278s SER eh at ss atoms 24}, . ~~ - - . ) ar . " : «"* toes Pa “a " 4 bre. Sees ete . ie ~ eivtele + oe a eae: “ om ote eet ’ ‘ Pr Pe oe > 9 5: os Rees tte ants): "3 . Ne ee . av t, Sat MTSE, i? » D4 a " a Pp SI 4 49> 0 4 ete a’ Se : be. :. +; slide eter erat - elel $Hv A , Sorat .f. *. Ete rf « ‘ e *e” ane". %ete*s : ri . * . of . ” : . eee 4 . ~ stele ~ : ale s : ; 4 +: , , wee ; she! oho? : , ~~ ied ie. vi +: Tat bets , ; . - ’ > > 430) ~~. o sf bile , : iy > ~ etete - «oF » > ™ 7 2 Bee of Sf) Febe ‘> fy , e ele 7, ehes than 4 . ie 4° he 7 “ vs . ‘ty se tele lege ites te . ene > "eo s'el ea’ +f =>, ; 3) Steele , 238 Ry : te — ~ i‘ > >. a cot. B (Second Fioeor.) ; = Lay % ee | > ~ ae 5. ‘ SAS a a 3 he “i 4 un fod f pe : ag Se ee Sw . “ " ai we 3. . : ete initia iat lalate mateaemtemamanattin
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%. 7 .* TUESDAY, Tl i irci ; | . | | WO goithe SEPTEMBER 18 1925. , 2 read 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! °° — viliatity ‘HANA Hoe RAPA i Ph tit er BAS AMM LAMAR fi dhl ht ied le RMA! lili ) r " oo sauce | — . gee , : " ; biletberet init | itt if | tl ibbeetior it \ : i" ; ’ : o : ry rr vy pe ; at +e Ajit ti 4B ribitt) ae a Hits ht )tiat PAPTLALD IPS aatilae ?tbpdiat ifhedeti ote teri iabiisth 4a erry e Tr , : = SESSERS TCSEED WSSU TID. CLES UMA AMAL LL | THAMMMAA tae At ee RRSTDO LAS RAY | PUR Uime ri MP TOL] tee eee eR ee Phe od on eee name ‘ull och th shih saab 148 . an — a - sila lentilanth Chil tote Wt SEs MH | MTD Abid tech sat LTT Seng ea ters ee FRAY | pepwotbad A? abhi carat MPS afte ea os) RY hers ul i" dice it _ r L ~*~ OO AEA NELLIE I AI OO me ee See Our Other Announcement on Page 6 = _—_—_—e—— ee EE ee ee me = = _ 7 ~ ; ' STIX. BAER & FULLER -_ : Jewelry Novelties “Crane Stationery | Art Needlework | 500 Boxes Featured at the ‘ ; ce a Anniversary Price of Odd Pieces of Dainty Design and Excellent Materials $ 0 i Tempt the Needlewoman at Anniversary Prices ] ceatean’ Soa Beautiful deckled edge and fancy bordered Paper in shades ~of gray, chamois, blue and pink. Extra large sheets. One quire in box. This is a value of exceeding merit. ipl ot | Self-Filling Fountain Pens, 87c H | | This ie an Anniversary item that will delight students. : Hard rubber barrel Pen, trimmed in gold with lever filler. and Gowns Every Pen guaranteed. Sizes for adults and children, 1.85 = 1 = “Big Ben,” $2.45 Wrist Watches, $39.75 piamond Rings $16.95 | POCKet SUP oF sautoir ring, oor) Pillowcases at 79¢c Novelties at $1.59 Filet Scarfs, $4.75 Rectangular “Watches®@ with Essentials and Luxuries of Good Quality Prove Sale Features of Timely Importance FR Sateen sear} eS WA dh Me Ochs cee | = | This well-known Alarm ti trimmed case set with , . Stamped Pillowcases, 43 Pi hi ith doll ‘(Handmade antique Filet tite Bau, 7" ee Clock is recognized for its su- agg eae and 4 sapphires. a is ad re Byoa 5 Imported Kid Gloves inches wide,-hemstitched for neki ‘eee tesco: ae sai Scarfs measuring 1745 inches; a, : ste 3 | ow eg _ 400 ase is 18 karat white gold. ee Be ake disneend i. soars Off a ae S : f A : crocheted edges. Some have boudoir boxes and many other peas ae poe pig ap- . - 8 price nescay. Duy- is finel - ; r emstitched hems. large as- Ities. : ifts. ; sser | -. ayer tio onheotert. The pone gems Bd ig y jew 58 Hadas Ghite- anid with ola ered at a Great Saving tor Anniversary secant al orl g novelties. Desirable gifts ae orate filigree design. $ ] 69 Pair Paris Point two-clasp Gloves of imported kid, overseam sewn, Paris point or three rows of white stitching -on back. Colors: Black, brown, gray, beaver, champagne, mode and tan. Sizes 57% to 8.. Long Gloves G8 c Pair Sixteen-button length, imported chamois-suede Gloves, trimmed ’ Slips + . : with two-tone embroidery on back. Pillow Bed Lights, $4.29 Linen Centerpieces 5 0 = Bangle Bracelets, §5c Full cut arm. Colors: Gray, beaver, Taffeta Pillo s, $4.89 $4 ¥ 4 pts - Mesh Bags, $2.95 q q t Si ty to BZ Bed Lights covered in rose, Antique Venetian lace pieces neess Slips with : de- The latest design in a popu- oe a re een ee Oe Sofa Pillows covered, in blue or orchid Georgette with with linen centers. V at- md camisole top. fect, in ex- Beautiful silver-plated Mesh lar novelty. Complete circle Novelty chamois-suede Gaunt- changeable taffeta and trimmed gold lace and French flowers tractivé patterns in the follow- . --? : re «7 , ; : , au H al i. : « ° Cu -~ 3% a. oa ’ 4 _- : 7 - > - . ~ - : ee . * + , *4 . ne " Ps ees lh eas ~ 3 bangs - =~ ’ {+ : — és vk a - + ie x : ‘ 5 (Matin ~ ag blacks with good buckles. Boys’ Leather Sailor Tams, $1.00 600 Specially Priced for Anniversary THE opportunity to purchase Tams of this qual at such a moderate price is very rare. nicy ae ands of genuine leather in large and small shapes. Tan shade— woven band. Sizes 6’ to 7. te, Boys’ Fall Caps 60c . So attractive is this An- niversary feature that we suggest that you avail your- self of the o Of fine linen, hand scalloped in rose point, 6x9 inches oval. - Madeira Bridge Cloths $3.95, $5.95, $9.95 Of fine Irish linen, with hand em- broidery, eyelets and scallops, 36 inches square. F | and Bags with dome top and single set with brilliant! to trim them. A dainty bed- | ing prices: | 4 h and navy. Sizes aa fin leoad , png car lets $r. air with French flowers. Puffed hapate : x - p handles. Four patterns tones, h 4 , 79 P : : : let th 6-inch, 375 24-inch, $379 | (Second Floor ) all of very fine mesh. This is paz, Vdndbtonse "tal ties (Main Floor.) sffecte in. attractive Gages sbuiat ont danke orn Be mr $9c 12x18 ovals, $8.95 “ a superior value. ° colors. (Main Floor.) | (Second Floor.) : a i ~ “ : | INENS : BLOUSES |f 1% iv J v- Anniversary Sale of ee | - Exquisite pieces, sumptuous in design, 1800 Boys’ “Tom Sawyer” Blouses ae 3 display interesting patterns and skillful "9 | i 60 ——- 5 workmanship — at Anniversary prices. O M HK N S “ H () | , at C 4 3 - i ° OTHERS who are ac- Ss E Madeira Bedspreads a ' : M quaimted| with the woa- . [= 24.75 d $45.00 The most desirable styles from among the new Fall modes 3 — vem —_ Rows ‘ a 5 , an S J. are included in this interesting Anniversary otfering. what @ 8 lendid value these Beautifully hand embroidered, they Street and dress Shoes are exhibited at the special price of offer. y are of excel- yi measure gox108 inches for full-size int oe and Preece! or e beds. They are made of fine linen, 6 4 : patterns. teed fast 7 with hand scalloping, embroidery and r * a p air color. Sizes 6 to 16. t eyelets. As illustrated. ; = = \ (Fourth Floor. an@ Thrift Avenue 3 | : ; i Boys’ Tom Sawyer > . S ‘ay lowe a Azure Scarfs | i Italian filterc and azure Scarfs, of 7 § € 3 &6 linen, hand hemstitthed and clab- |: | amately embroidered. As illustrated. . ‘+2 > 2 r ~ seent. Steusse siagtrs store lecages case "*y p er . 3 MaselecasgssinteiStsgssttereSesa st sae. Sh Loree cease. Shes oe 4 sie TORR es 2 ‘ . . nae ebaee ag-s07-ssaessseisanghe ~oc TeBritee-tios- Sete Tet ste. saoaaeee ; SE” p SRR : $8.95 each . c 7: seas | atest i coe fipicgsescmee sateee setae Z ae eS Dy rT 4 + te = Segecene gees sts". -*0 5+ ete: Sagmtes “? “a “Ss /, * y7/ 7 . : be ; : ~ : . |, ees rt “= “Whip ‘ * /- Vy i an, 0.95 each |:é0 2 Oe | CT ONONC f 9S : ° ‘ > . seettete- ’ 7, Aig 3 “ AN \ ’ he YZ zx i. | a a. o> See See = f Re SF cts) Ey NP BA BLY Ba. | , Rath + a + $:% potietartey PI bp git tg oS OS a + » 1th be * se} tesets s $12.95 each (Seeond Floor.)
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IBER AN 1923 TUESDAY we — SEPTEMBER 18, 19, © an WA i — \ a | ; > ; Tb ae ‘ | ined. rculation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximatety Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Comb n ee ~ yer ° ie , a. ee be 4 i Mle ; ‘ . ’ * hi, ook j ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee eee ee The City Ci SS ee * - ’ - "> o we * rt - ; i eager tay oti OL ie i pep Te ae FS rT: . : Ney lie , ‘ aie ’ fee Tie : Sah > ae ae ye : rater Me ta) ee : ny wr : sb * tetas y wt site? ee me em ee ‘ BE ie ake RS ry e Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 5. STI = ; ~ Three-Piece Buffet Sets At ® ] 49° A SPECIAL offering in our Anniversary Sale is this three-piece Buffee Set of values at the (Fifth. Fjoor.) \ = -:100-Piece _, | Dinner Sets $9] 23 CHOICE of two striking border effects on light-weight , domestic semi-porcelain, showing \refined plain shapes. Complete _ gervice for 12 persons. §2-piece Set, same as above, NX $10.95 “at $29.75 Assorted border decorations ' Pottery Teapots | 55c and 69c | English pottery Teapots, highly glazed in assorted banded effects. (Fifth Floor.) ‘Cords and Tassels wat $] 90 pair MADE center hang- ing wire filled Silk Cords with rosette and tassel. come in all the popular colors. —_ — ee ee > ion [ - i, La Vat aa 0 CY SNOT Al MDM ME 0 Doe DZD TIO Anniversary Sale of Mirrors $1425 619% $2 122 [N the first group are Mirrors with richly designed frames in antique or silver tone with fine quality plate Mirror. Size 22x34 inches outside. These may be hung upright or panel. In the second group . made an outcry as if hit. and, a stumbling run, made: his way door and escaped. Pinkey a second man running the rear on the first floor. At this juncture, there came a a: “Watchman, I'm tied.” Near foot of the stairs, in a kneeling jon, Pinkey found Paul Eckert, s of $482A Olive street, watchman + @ steam Shovel engaged in wreck- a building at Twenty-third and mut streets, which is im the vicin- of the creasnery company plant. Eckert was not tied. He ex- Pinkey said, that shortly two men had ap ed at stéam shovel and, at the point 'revolvers, had compelled him to ny them. When in the fear the creamery plant, where there ere four men gathered, one of the n struck him on the head, dazing They fumbled about his legs, gaid, and this led to his belief he was being tied. e ; en found a window in the of the creamery plant broken, torn from its hinges, and, on stairs, 2 sledge hammer, pinch fand punch. e » Firms Suffer Losses by Fire. ve firmg occupying floors in the Building, reported da ng a fire starting in a locker the Missoyri Feather Co.. fifth por, at 4 &. m. weeky. The build- g was damaged $200. These loss- c reported: Missouri Feather p. $3000; Sylvester-Judge Co., yo : United’ Wooden Heel Co. #0; Engel Paper Box Co., $2500 a Neptune Meter Co., $3000. The une of the fire Was not determined. 1900-12 Pine by water . ss Me 8 hie : | In the Cozy Little Homes | of Today Quiet Isa Genuine Blessing | ) OF course, ordinary Type- ' writer clatter is offensive _ anywhere! 7 _ Bat how much more so in the restful atmosphere of . -home! | _e ted in the office fine ribbed fieece- cotton with long or short sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 2 to 16 years. Downstairs Store ) 8] 72 E have only, 70 of these want- ed and popular Sport Coats to offer at the special Anniversary price. Shown in three new and stunning models. The newest of plaids and stripes only. Collar of fitch-dyed opossum, natural! _ Im’t this why so many peo- Ple have denied themselves the convenience of @ portable At $2.00 Pair Rich! Silk Cords with tassel and rosette. Each Cord is sq inches long. All pop- ular colors to select from. Floor Reading Lamps f (Fitth Floor.) Complete, $ 3.69 Preserving Kettles THESE Floor eaties Lamps are made with adjustable arm and 12- At 69c inch parchment shade that is harmo- niously decorated. Hand- wrought stand in black and gold finish. Com- Of Flannelette and Serpentine Crepe “87c | Imported Kid Gloves a 46 ht) just 875 of these splendid Ki+ ‘ $1.31 Pair mofios. They are nicely ih opossum or Viatka. Color com- rey: and shown in several styles, some 7 Women’s Kid Gloves—a spe- : ‘ with elastic waistband, others in em- }- binations of tan, brown, gray, HS! cial purchase for an Anniversary pire and loose-fitting effects. Come * blue, b.ack and mixtures. Sizes : Sale feature. Come in gray, in floral and Japanese designs nif) for misses 16 to 20 and for women brown, black and white with self Anniversary Special— “a every wanted shade. Sizes for misses 36 to 44. stitching. All perfect and come plete with cord and two-piece plug. stitc | and women up to 46. sae Just 200 to sell at this special Anni- pp rsicotie: (Downstairs Sto ee ee Li Size, $ A wonderful assortment of new weaves in allover patterns. Figured borders en the bottom and finish- ed with bullion fringe. THE finest grade Axminster Rugs from one of America latgest mills offered in the 9x12-ft. size for Anniversary > Sale Only at this most unusual price. They \come in desit-— able patterms and colors. Subject to slight imperfections’ Inlaid Linoleum | Axminster Rugs... Size 22'/x36 Inches ~ At 99cSa.¥a.| ~ At $9.33 =— oe Pretty fancy and Dutch — Oe effects. Cat from roils ag many etty. patterns. and pet ree D . yards as desired. Slightly ir- ects. ubiect to minor imper— apery Poplin regular. Bring measurements. fections. ’ = 50 Inches Wide | = ¢ (Dewanelt’ Se Dotted Grenadines, - = At 28 Yard | 36-Inch Drapery Poplin | : Easy Terms of Payment Small size dots in Grena- At 49c Yard dine of a splendid quality; 36 We. offer 975 yards of | inches wide and come in full mercerized Poplins in all the | pieces. az10 yards to sell. drapery _ Table Scarfs and ase. Madras, At 75¢c Yard CP Yard = ae ~ a ’ Runners at $1.39 ne tre 8 Velour and Tapestry Scarfs in combination effects. Just the thing for the library or console table. colors. 2, a -_ Fine mercerized Poplins in rose, blue, mulberry, green, etc. Colored Madras in two- : tone combinations and solid . colors. All the newest de- signs. Lengths up to 8 yards. 36 inches wide. ~ 2 oP LD BS ee gO See crups che hale planer he $ -_e = RING ier? > OPS 9 See BO re - CR AN - > 7 > | y we” “Ear? . _ ae ete ae . 4 ee ee OF Pet OS. atin J : - be. ~ “ ae (Downstairs Store.) - =. Brier, Hmaheher
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! ~ ~ Sr ne ee ee a eee, ; SDAYT, . a ‘MBER 18, 1990, 7 | —inhependdieamenrepae : { " "! . tt les, ed MARR cer Oren “a . t icely tri L cs I Doz. , nicely trimmed. Ages . t All-Linen for Handkerchiefs %$ 1 ALY with one-quarter hems. Handkerchief Shop—First Floor. , : Ve Child’s Bloomer Dress ; ; t, $20.9 : , 7 Tablets ere ee $4.95 Home Work ° eee 2 { ‘a int t . a ieee ¢ ¥= MMi, . | —— a =) Fer Tweed Hats for Girls With rolling brim, trimmed in gros- crain ribbon in smart little. bew on mience of a portable side, crown is sectional, comes in brown and tan, ages 4 to 6 years, priced at :? a4 | Slipover an $3.95 built-up shoulder, Th Noiseless Portable (pf bauiet. Its still, small voice : fe eee filet ace edge, Ml ave woken’' a ocois Nightgowns \4 #2 eee a | | 6 ew <( Cloth Tam O’Shanter $ OO not waken ‘a sleeping No matter where, or. For girls with adjustable head size, | —= tyimmed with fur button of contrasting t what hour you use it, there . a: Bmewer bean offensive Of fine’ nain disturb shade, comes in tan and brown, sizes 4 to 6 veers, pri¢ed at $2.45 er eaely | | sook, filet lace Children’s Hat Shop—Third Floor. Bat how much more so in _ftestful atmosphere of 7. character. , Trimming Shop—First Floog. “ » ee Bt this why so many peo- denied themselves N ew Arrivals . splendid Ki- re nicely made styles, some others in em- _— effects. Come 7 to = designs in * a your izes for misses | For its 4 | edge, hemstitch- et alone, you itll . Arosa the Noiseless. } ed, \ ery i ot ease of opera- made, A S ; Rly aie made,A splendic from trouble, you will | value, \ it more than equals Typewriter. | : | - . 1: (~) 0 | —_. he tt ‘ phone | 7 ~ Muslin Undergarmént Shop—Third Floor, ° Exceptional Values in Women’s Low Shoes - We advise early shopping, as at this price sizes in some $ .00 netaire Store.) ° = om = - — I Ee _ _ = 2000 Electric Light Bulbs On Sale Wednesday Only At Very Special Prices Muslin Undergarments Shop—Third Floor. styles will soon be broken. A most unusual opportunity. Basement—Shoe Shop. Women’s Black ‘Leather |: '- Boudoir Slippers With silk pom- pons, leather heels; regular values, $1.50 $4.00. All-Linen Towel 3 for Huck wt, ¥ J 20 / e of America’s for Anniversary vy \come in desir- imperfections. epee — 75-Watt Bowl | Frosted ~Nitrogen special, tionally attractive and very a<18 100-Watt Bowl . 100-Watt Clear | epecigily price -veanh Nieracte eas Frosted Nitrogen | Nitrogen Bulbs, | ister Rugs : * = | bad ~ Bulbs, special, | gnecial, eack; x36 Inches | each, | ; 2:33 From the Vandervoort ' 6Qc 5é6c 7 | | fe tha “wold oe Candy Kitchen 3 v3 - Saeed . ial v for Wednesday. Pounds for | ie , 15, 25, 40, 25-Watt | Pownmairs Store.) * ee tone 2 fine caution — : Sib phe - pre adie Rd. Frosted Rd. Frosted p, J 0 f | i as he LESS | Vindervooth myned. g OO gen Bulbs,/| sten, Bulbs,! Tungsten | Tungsten qh A 3LE | od l special “ special, each, Bulbs, each, Bulbs, each, Partner | Vandervoort Tea Coffee —= | ; | ( e P | 3 Pounds for $1.06 A8c 27C 39c. 48c the "2, SORvente y peci Wednesd Rae nt, com- \j s ial for e ay. | the Noleeliess Portable wad Candy Sho First Floor. Electrical Shop—Basement, ne. , eff s ver eee | ; | t * ACS ee ait 8s a typewriting pa- . Preserve §& op—Basement. — @arm ' | = oatecter ; P ' EINES ae MC as ofS nk RMR Re ee FO 2 _" % a 4 ns rts ape a { ieee 2 “ a3 — - < — ee ee ae ee PR cinch, Anata Stab
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a * a ee i ew ee eS es A > : re — —— — — —_. eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee oe ee ee ee ee ee “a ef am eee eS mu Pet hos See 29 Ce @ “— f™ " | i it & Bee Se +e Li a te Se -. a i ~ 7 FPR OES O88 OF EPS HSER SER + EOS PRERE Es ORO NS 6 OOP ose aes + ED 60 60594 60+ 64s 4 TER oo — ee e jon | 3° yy - % ; ¥ ‘Meted " { ” * 4 ‘ as) ~ . ‘ : ‘ a . . ey 7 yh » é hi 2° te a Johnson Bros., Baer & Fuller, and ment Store. R The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat an d the Times Combined. ADVERTISEMENT. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a : GANG OF INTERSTATE MOTOR — | Bride’s Finger Cut by Can- er But Mrs. Wallace Knew How to, severe injury—Jjuet one edte that are lable to occur every Gay in the kitchen, and Mrs. Wallace quickly feed tt With Band-Aid—aen instant “ready-for-use”’ little bandage made by Johnson @& Johneon. She simply cut of a tiny strip ef Band-Aid, motstened the vauze pad with an antiseptic and presse down the adhesive ends. You never saw a more neat little dressing. Nothing ‘tke the old-style rag bandages that were not only unsightly, but Inconvenient and aiwaye caught in everything as you went about your housework. J & J Band- Aid te wold by all druggists. Have « package handy in your kitchen. It costs Put ohe. If your own druggist cannot supply you, write to Johnson & John-ithe name of which es ithe authorities, are being watched. hie name, and a free sample Will be sent | Police alan os were rae Aenea ver and driven to Kansas and sold. The driver, after delivering his Colo- | rado car in Kansas, would bring a ‘stolen Kansas car to Denver and sell jit, according to the police. aon. New Brunewick, N. J. mentioning sou hair, makes it wavy and wonderfully curly matter how straight your hair may bborn! traight y. No be, just one application of this amazing liquid, called Domino make it fall in soft gi! waves and natural silky cur Ané it will keep your hair in url Yor at least a week or more! Simp! moisten |your hair with «a few , of D hae + ie gm to shape and or place the curls Sg result will be Sahe 4 oo cit ith the as on and you ge w - . ce that it will actually wor is quarantecé, so you get your money back ! —_ are not more than delighted. t a bottle today. At all good g and department stores'everywhere, such as: Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph, Eenderle Stores, Stix, Nugents Depart- (DOMINO twin ‘Compacts Singie —_—- — Stoo 75¢ | _ — _———s -- _ ~— —— Specialized in Theft of Cars in Den- By the Associated Press. . coupes and one sedan were recovered and police and Department of Jus- tice agents here declare the where- abouts of about 10) stolen Denver automobiles soon will be discovered, following the arrest here yesterday 4iof B. S. Brownlee, 32 years old, and his wife, Edilina. ‘state motor thieves are facing arrest, according to the police. of coupes and sedans only, according to the “worked over’ in a private garag?. The police allege they found a ga- rage in the basement of the house occupied by the Brownlees. eral officers visited Eldorado and ar- rested four men, among them a Dep- uty Sheriff, charged with violation of the Federal statutes in connec- tion with the operation of an alleged automobile theft ring which came to light two months ago, when United States deputies arrested two mén, among whom were business men of this city, and Garland Grace, former Chief of Police. son, Deputy head of a local] transfer company; J. E. Thompson and Will Tuson, also of this city. By the Associated Press. Federal Trade Commission yesterday issued a complaint against the Blue Vahey Creamery Co. charging the company with attach- fing to farmers’ containérs a metal tag bearing the words “When full ship to Blue Valley Creamery Co.” These tags, the plained, cannot be readily detached or obliterated, and have a tendency to prevent the farmer from shipping his dairy products to the creamery company’s competitors. THIEVES FACING ARREST ver and Points in Kansas, Of0- cers Say. 4 DENVER, Colo., Sept. 18. — Two Seven members of a gang of inter- Three garages in a Kansas town, is withheld by The gang specialized ip the theft police, the car being first ELDORADO, Ark., Sept. 18.—Fed- Those arrested were D. M. Robina- Sheriff; Ike Wilson, Complaint Against Creamery. 18.—The WASHINGTON, Sept. : i 21888) 2)}8 8 oe os oe of it 4 of Chicago, commission com- _ Factory to Home ron | Starck wa. Manufacturers 1018 Olive St. Open Every Evening p | For a Few Days More! This New Genuine Kenmore -Player-Piano ONOWZG 9 AA ie pr? »#% MD Open Eve- nings : aweeP ~ . geenee se” a. ; | >| = . . 7 : a a“ ‘ ss" CF actin .* Se . ae A Remarkable Sale of DRESSES _ Dresses for Street, for Business, for Afternoon, for Evening—o0 New Fall Styles—Every New Shade Women, Misses Q 95 MATERIALS: STYLES: COLORS: Sizes for and Extra Sizes. Every Dress right up to the minute in every way! $12.50 and $15 Dresses Poiret twill, French serge, wool crepe, Can- ton crepe, laces, satin, charmeuse, crepe combi- nations, lace and silk, moire, tricolette, bro- caded trico, crepe de chine. Pleated flounces and panels, drapes, apron fronts, long sleeves, cap sleeves, straightlines, tight bodices, beads, embroidery. Navy, black, brown, gray and all the popular light shades. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44, 43 to 53. Sn - ao ey 5.5 ce eat oe & i OU CU eC LU LU LU LU YY YY i YX i » i » KL 2 » YY KL LL 4 i YY i YY ye lll ll EY HE He YY yey , lt eee cc OY, Cl, _-., » YY YY YY Y 4. 4. sd» De eee eee NEE we aS ES ES Oe Oe Ee ee ee OC ww P=) “- = Ps > 2 : ; : i - - . $3.00 Plaid Blankets Full double bed size, @xcellent weight, very pretty plaids. eesecee oe eeoe + oe ee eee $2.49 $3 40-inch Silk Canton Orepe, $3 40-inch Crepe de Chine, in Ol GRAESD bine oc 6 céncsccee $3 and $3.50 Printed Canton Orepe in a big assortment of en ee oe eee5rse eee & $2.50 36-in. Gros de Londre Taffeta, and in all the new Fall shades and black...... $2.49 36-inch Blach Duchess Meade; Mae ere eee see eeeeee eens 4 { - $3 40-inch Georgette in black ‘ | = | mavy blue and white. ...... | 8890 Underwear > $3 Black All-Silk Canton '\Orepes; white and , —- § $3 36-inch Phoentx a Sonnet a Yard tinted ‘grou ds, bird | \' $2.49 86-inch Tef- jand floral patterns fetas, in a big os land plain colors; * shades aes /30 inches 25 °- "“* eee aoe ceeeess wide seni sound ¢ Boys’ School 4 ‘ q ‘ { ‘ ‘ { { 4 { Blouses 1 { ( q ‘ q { ‘ ‘ ‘ { { ( { ‘ 69c Fancy striped per- icales; plaih blue and iblue with plete assortment; double faced cuffs. | Sizee $tolé6. , - ‘ 36-In pe | All-Iémen Huck “ Ho Towels; in a number|__*2*90 Bleached Bed | Muslin of pretty designs ang Sheets; good service- | _| heme \ 3 for " eete quality; full | . stitched. $ leached ; 4 3c as Pattern Tanch| Scalloped Pillow- | ‘ Mill lengths of ; glaze or linen-/|cases; of bleached | ine H senu- | ette finish; three/muslin; white only: | es ope Muslin; full | beautfful blue pat-/ size sist bleached; free from | terns, 45x48 and 50x 60006. 6 oe 29¢ ( ieee dressing. 50; can be cut for > patsjadesscs; ' | round or 75 = | square tables, /0C) $4.50 Piaia Bian- | P 44-inch Unbleached * kets; extra heavy wool ~ pe ; €00d service- | = ‘finished; beautiful ¢ ® quality; closely | 39¢ Dress Ging- P!@ids; $ woven; cut 153 4 hams; in neat Se, | 70x80 » 06% oe 3.39 from bolt. ~o C plaids, checks, broken Jf checks, plain colors’ 86-inch Unbleached ‘Muslin; heavy thread; or al «*« . stripes 32 inches wide ... and | 19¢ | Stamped Tea Tow- @is; closely wove L-togreling and stamped in a variety of pretty ees cut from bel aces. a. 15¢c Flannel; 86-in. Indian Head; | 220 Fancy Outing stitching white! grounds, in plaids and | designs for | 23 | nor ne of — for nightgowns and | ToOweling: mill lengths a soft fin- | pajamas. 27 Se my conan eRe > very =" ished --...... 2BC | incheawide .. LC | adsorbent: excellent Soe -- | ‘for roller | 74C phate — | | towele ..... stadessiai sees lpes Pe Satinettes ; 2 to 40c Fi ber Silk : al yard lengths, in| Stri Shirtings; 2 to 890 Damask; an ex- wed Besos highly | 20 yard lengths; white ee ok nish; | grounds with neat col-| inch mercerized table fine unaeetes” “a | jon = eug- bes aa rr. ae _ - at- 86 inches wide, 45c | inches wide ~29¢ cant eoeeeees 59¢ 2 $5 and $6 Low Shoes. * On Sale at rabies $2.95 A big assortment, in- , , , , { ‘ 1 , { , , , { , , , , , 4 , a , cellent quality of 72- { , f { { { a , , , , , , { { , , { , ‘ { cluding many Styles. Shoes for street, dress and sport wear. Plenty of ~ schoo! Shoes. Sizes 2% to 8: in A to D widths. P Homer Laughlin’® celain with beaut fine blue Jine de for 12 persons. oF Handled; nickel frames, fitted with enware; 8-inch Ca tional value . ’ "eens a Be Ry ~ aes. a » *% * “a « Rin = . uF ae + a “ * . } - _ - % ~ “ cS ies q | 7: te 4 - fe . be e . ' Pi a” Qe .- ix-Million-. 3a wy x ecg has made ni is first step toward t loases is being apr the people. ‘,oose From These esses’ fre the Styles Values at This Price Many are copies « exclusive ‘desig shown here only | St. Loaiai ft on Crepes, Char- Poiret Twills ost impressive illustration ¢ gh our buying jin combin: tof the large orders placed : sand in the exclusiveness ¢ ; % : Y ni ,» 16 to 52. ~ x — , exquisite $ | ) 7 5 _—— fred shades, trim- is and fringes in ; te domestic porcelain jwith gold aal border connected by fine line ; full service for 6
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ee _—— ee eee SC - ms ae a s : ' ; ‘ us 7. i 1 ~ . 1 { ; » ; . aie =e - - — - eR om - Werte” gare s . ’ ” - - - . — ~ ne ; 2 ‘OP ow J _ 7 —_ = ‘ q f ‘ , 2 si comb ae ; . ‘ ¥ ¥ ~ —_—— - : . 4 J TUESDAF, j TCESDAY. .. pee , ; ; SEPTEMBER 46. 1923. Bei SErTesBER 18, 1928, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. SBR 8 8 ea 2 8 £8 Bas) BSE te ee is ; ‘ bed it f " i mW ot iv Si es : A . r4 waht - Sir Million-Dollar Home hrs (2 22 2S ee . b eeS: A tase eae Oe eae aes, $3.00 Silke Heslecy | V increa a\ : ; ac q i made necessary the meme ~ a 0 of black ana oo gw gc mn "S 1 gs jew structure we ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ~@ 9 i ii : ii] 5 Die Boas ‘By am + @. itt ata. BaBiaEeaTt al , | cere! eee ees, ‘APPARENT INCREASE OF 38.6 * e i Statistics Cover First Six Months of , Silk Hosier “Grace” IBILE TUBES . / y : By the Associated Press. - WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—An ap- ne tert gray and new” browns, in parent increase of 3%.6 per cent in sizes 84% to 10. Every pair : Y p perfect. , : period last year was shown in sta- Bureau of the Department of Labor, /and Danger. _ a current year in 30 selected cities. You have always thought of calo- The survey was based on the num- |,mel as the best and surest medicine ADVER! 9 g 7. Women’s $2.00 to $2.50 Plain Color pen cewT IN cHiLD LABOR! ET PAN QUT Selected Cities. Made full fashioned, with lisle or silk tops. A Pair 59 . child laborgover the corresponding te The Purified and Refined Galeomel Special Demonstration covering the first six months of the ber of minors between the ages of |In the world, but too nauseating fer. Ruffle Bottom Wiss Shears and first step toward the new edifice— ‘ cet, e ° . t ] ] Children’s Boys’ and Girls’ Scissors Satinay Costume 14 and 16 years who received first | you fo Ke. That was the old-style all property angmimjeases is being appropriately cele- black Hostery in slsee 6 to Sig, | tein sie ete Sa ae tan f Every Pair Guaranteed Slips That aibpeet thd Tape ante ceet |omet of fee nenses ane Saat Sn a) reat Me? porate ems 0 9%. et eae 5 Se a In both Shears, $1.30 and up. Mae unaenall tree Nia. they did not | Out detracting in the slightest from £ er S A sé one bewdin os ot 29c a ON. sc ae ent see 20¢ Scissors, $1.15 and up. necessarily show the actual number |! liver-cleansing and system-puri- se people. You'll Find k Se (Main Floor—Nugents.) . pas coe et No Phone or Mail Orders Filled. ptember Sale of Notions Right Reserved to Limit Quantities. (Main Floor—Nugentg.) ss (f children at work. Those working in violation of the law, it was ex- plained, could not be shown, and in some cases increases might indicate iore rigid enforcement of registra- tion laws. | Child labor reached its peak in the war years, the figures indicated, and began to slump in 1930 at the fying effects. The next time you are bilious or constipated ask for Calo- tabs. Sold only in trade-marked packages. Price ten cents and thirty- five cents. One tablet at bedtime with a swallow of water—that’s all. No salts, no griping, no nausea, no dan- ger. You wake up in the morning feeling fine. your liver active, your $1.00 Kleinert’s Sani- 5c Yard Bloomer Elas- These ruffle b system purified, and with a hearty ; : : eginning of the recent business de- lary = Aprons—Brocaded 10c American Lady Hair Nets | tic—Double stretch, bottom Slips pression. With better times in 1922 | PPetite for Wrcabtant. Your cacuar silk; large pero | white only. “ | back at any drug store if you are sist 89c Double mesh, cap or fringe style; all colors | | 6 aan 35¢ are new and the number of minors taking out not perfectly delighted with Cale- FCoE wn hite , ¥. 3 3 WG Crs ei baa véry ponulee their first working permits began to tabs. ' Be ee |. eg a ce dew cccoatscigbonseson Rigi 5¢ | 10ce Cable Web Elastic +h - mount again. Linings — Fitted with — || —All colors, in gar- oe eee ; : ————=—_— 7C¢ of an excellent quality of sat- $1.00 Sanitary Step-In Bloomers | ter lengths; each. belting and o's tee cca 29c 5c Yard Oval Elastic So Ca , it F | Of pure gum rubber with marquisette | ( | anu: oe ee | ) | 50c Baby Pants—Pure top, medium and , . a ae’ 75C | ey pets. white C rgb yn ne ¥ a" d ) ° P . gum rubber, natural | — nai 5 brown, blue, nd So Imr Values at This Price pate ee 29 15c Sarrettes - ee . Y tones eras ' Stone set, in various styles an $1.69 Negligee Girdl y. . Bs color. «+ -.-+0% WIC|| aos ree deca oe 10c | ser eaters Gindies | crourtn Fioor—Nugents) 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AVE., ST. LOUIS | 4 Napkins — Targe size 50c Household A rig se WEEKLY AD No. 993 ai Wand” 8 a= : £ D , M copies of : bird's-eye a... mt bberized 1 Prager ~ oer agil 9. ecg a eee . $1 .39 and $1.50 oO. | very ress has — any are Cop eine , 19¢ Ru rang hi oma pretty patterns 39 C | 10c Paper of Pins—360 ” Nai se THIS SALE CLOSES TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 5:30 P. M. th “ ’ “ > eo. hese lors, W SEE ba cs ek «60% | . at individual touch exclusive ‘designs a ania : ati Olea sal ae. ce Chasehaes SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS at so distinguishes ‘shown here only in Fe eum rubber with! 100 Ourling rons—) 10c Lingerie Tape—| Se Safety Pins—steel; G d . — : ) : | rq 38c a 7 Mercerized, 8-yd. pieces, | large size; black 4 owns an AUTOMOB SPOT LIGHT | ; art modes. St. Louis. pat ® eevobes mR handles. . « « wee++- Y flesh and Rc | ORES FB Fes fac cee” C Slips * ILE 4 ; Double covered antes 15c Kid Curlers 10 apis agg Bee ae | sé febabeed shes: an eee On Sal : sook, ,white and —Glove stitched. . C 2c and 15c0 Twilled | mat Reads: ' nm sate at . , ey. .......:. MG] . Ste Celeted, Dias Sige rage: ooo a ogied Ere ROAR 10c Dresses of Finegmnton Crepes, Char- _ Be Hair Pin Cabinet | —t-verd pleces; “colors 1% inch wiaths.. 1Q0C | 100 shoe Trees— A . . -—-Assorted sizes, t-ja- ° Wood . A meuse, Novelt P oiret Twills panned pe Sa '25¢ - 3980 Ohildren’s Sup- bashers pes need 1C 3 for Giiewe e Fe eee ee © © eecccecs porter Waists—Gart o _ 19c Se eee ae a 8c ‘Gilt Safety Pins; Include€ Are Many Gowns eee In unusually attractive patterns in beauti- 4 ful shades of blue, @ose and tan. Easy to find a rug for any room from this collection. 7.6x9 Seamless Brussels Rugs 3] 95 A good size rug for small \% rooms. These are in Oriental his group of Dresses’ impressive illustration of 8° Invisible Hatrpins— a= Serer sa cate apAes inte 25c —Assorted sizes to 5 Sire eee advantage our patroniimgh our buying jin combina- Sad Ber, aE Cc agence: «scp eT eiaineleatele estes Gi. | ea ne C We've cqmbined several on with our other store ‘of the large orders placed 18 100 Bronze Hairpin 5c Mercerized Middy | porters—White and flesh | . . Se ee groups of garments in this Black enamel, without seams or Joints; “ - d ; , Ge aah eehades a | Sorted sizes of black 5 offering. All are of excel- can be swung in any direction; 6-volt. be seen in the qua’ ty na in the exclusiveness of binets—A ssort- 5c Laces 2 10c »~P 10¢ . ees Wie ere C lent quality nainsook, well 21 candle-power bulb. $2.39 F a Cty gth ce fl d . e _ * | ed sizes ...,--.--- B SOP... eecerses alr. . « messes 7 8c Kohinoor Snap made, and neatly trimmed Price, GRO 42. s+srewercwe: NOW 18 THE TIME > Gesipgns. 10c Nell Brinkley Hair 25c Shoe Dye—Brown 5c Celluloid Thimbles | Fasteners — Black or with laces and embroidery. AUTOMOBILE HYDPROMETER TO MAKE YOUR LAWN ° a. OCurlers—4 on a luster; per #-All colors; | white, rustproof; Early selecti i | d . ? fe\u , ’ ° } \ , , In all 81Z . 16 to 52. _ 7C pottle 19¢ 13 for 10¢ Byevger | p 5¢ a oes elec — s ~ vjse SYRINGE GRASS SEED . re.» «fo kaweekne eee san 2 +? TC See Pqte sa tene's | @l1 61Z@S; card...... (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) Test your storage battery often and keep | pancy Kentucky Blue Grass, per ib.. - - —_ eee . : Late o aye Pores owas s oes gs emesis e a . ° Parcel post weight, 1 pound. eeereee OR et os ~ in 7 oe , re TIRE TOOL CITY LAWN GRASS SEED o ; 6 h ° p h a a Fe ** a hh, i Wwo- I rouser Dette ne eee NEO 2 eek Cae 7 inches long over all; sizes 98c ae. rich dihades, trim- $ 15 Se ew Line—tne na fh %, %, 1 inch. Special DTIC. ae ow a — at —S> “Roger Kent” for grey; ae Tasers for duck scion | «OPER KETTLRS nany bi * . eithe ; e . £ Size 7g “inches Pasa 1% " \ ae ——' Pt OF o A —— = Sale at | paren oe ER : prs 4 |. a pene . 3 : RUBBER CLOSET BOWL ELIS eCGar Distinctive Patterns in Silk Fringed $ 00 | 1 29c é ~ 2 P - 4 . 7 pc ee eee } J é : , “aa Just in tgepenil ek $ 5 50 d $6 P | C : : SIPHON VALVE WASIIERS aovayy thee imine JU an anel Curtains mre rae . ewes Tees ee * * . and event * in — . E “ae RAI any home ) A splendid lot of beauti- Each We have just placed these a ists ms 1 406. element, $1.35 Shades ful Panel Curtains in shadow lace $ ~-14 ‘‘Roger Kent’’ Men’s Two-Trouser . ..% : giving @ y Scalloped hm sas vege with oe == + +f|[ Suits on sale, and they’ve made a ee ee a : ——— , | Oil Opaque . oicé OL many patterns, great hit. Teenie , _— | Tomorrow many of them unusual. 3 y We chose them because we con- 5.94 Pas take ie The bottoms of these Kettles axe 9 te 4 ~ . $3.50 and $4.00 Terry Cloth sider them € ye ta Fei Gath, paces + aa yooh eine , 00c Lace Curtains Slight sec A U f ble V I » oR n eh SISO Awe « cbicaatic « « os Hes as a : wt he et ee a ‘in onds of 9860 n nind cha atue —_ or Homer Laughlin’s first @ neue ie Filet and Wy 85 Tarey.. Cloth. 5 J ’ ¥ in with beautiful gold) shades Ai the wize 36 tains, in neat @ de 36 inches wide: in good at This Special Price. . . o* e ‘ 7) 4 % . / ~ ; ne blue line decoration; » ed on guaranteed roll- Choice Picky er Asa fan | Bide. You be the judge. Come and see them for your- r 12 persons. Exceptionm N = i ait fate aaeer 45c Cret ool ng Gauze , self—examine closely the materials and = — ——— . ¥ ; : onne . ; ho wear them Wi * . inch silk-mi ing. We predict that men w =e | : aterials fn 49¢ > $17 ece © . S 2.50 and $2.75 RN cs ge That and Sark pengee col- wear no other make. Shown in all sizes for men : C . 4 ——~ ber GC mr : gered ’ Veiles, 29¢ or. Fine for casement cur- of every build. : yn an A ng 18. 3 —s Lace Curtains wisses an ains. bo 0 Nee : = ry Grenadine. Proper mate- 58c Curtain Material y 9 S . get contains chisel, countersink, Special price acne nt” ial f full } ler, screwdriver, scra aw! Handled: nickel plated: eedar cece ty nee ee | Sides Sts’ Dh dad | sitniae White or ecru | Complecens wo-Trouser Youths Suits cod four bred owin COPPER AND BRASS BREAD mes, fitted with brown | A gonad connected by fine line weaves finish- . color. gers =? ym 5¢ : ‘all e Special price ....-- toeweee ’ ' TRAY rr pal value ....----+0080*"" nm re ee sece +: 8 . Lace Curtains Pewee oa Seren, eat for youths just beginning to . Special price ..5seyees ee esceees Oe *_ $2.75 and $2.95 $ 3 90) x - 00 $8.50 to $10.00 ' wear long trousers. eo == © ——— as ; | ; s. Smart patterns. We : LBUM VARNISH SUPERIOR ELECTRIC eames — oe | Lace Curtains e . | Lace Curtains mere - - tne na A rig te an rloor vartish. It will not mar or - CURLING IRON 2 RS BB SS ele DP pI: Full ruffle Appliqued on splendid Im Pp or ted tallored, and p , track, is waterproof and ¢ : ) : aa oe ; Z Curtains of ] ri quality net in neat, nar- Irish Point 6 95 (Main Floor, Men’s Store—Nugents.) Will withstand the hardest weer. s1.se; aga good qualit . row and wide border | Curtains in ° % pint, 50c; 1 pint, S5e, quart, % R grenadine ane voile. Com- styles. Good range of pat- beige, mounted on excep- \% gaHon, $2.80; gallon, $5.20. plete with tie-backs. terns. OT bid Flee a ‘ian — e ° RANGE & STOVEPIPE eggpenemny eo : cman F heat. sue “isa —— - ) M ? S $ 1 .50 to $2 Shirts For at ete rere reaiatarss “seam ' . pipes, oe 200 ; ‘ 1 RRS CEOS. o05 0 sv onee 11 inches over all; no chance fe: . * en 14-pint size ....------80e sien ales te i toe ° . l-pint size .....--++- 500 ; is especial Fine Axminster Rug S Plain White Oxford Shirts ner arn YOUR FURNACE Now | ca cath Steers nth « . +» Tan Cotton Pongee Shirts On | i FURNACE CEMENT ee ——- 3 New Rugs in the 9x12 Priced Fiber Striped Madras Shirts Sale pranigeers sary yong epee ty RP pec ~ a comin mS | wil an Wi feet size and of a very Woven Madras Shirts" Tuesday. RADIO | | ced to attach te lamp 7 TATED. ac. , - — hg ay = $3 95 Woven Corded Madras Shirts | A | t) ‘ Lip “Ger. & Wi ve usua e . . | fo $2 00 " | en A eve us “ee at — Printed Madras Shirts 7 ae an : Re gy pa 89 : ® | , OM ab as , 0 service ; 1n right col- A special offering at a price that justifies anticipating Shirt needs. In nee “gt Ss ARR 20% 4 . | ors in very attractive patterns. all dawns 14. 17, made in the neckband style, with soft turnback cuffs. There pi verte ae aie PHONES Com handle. | Ut ’ 9x12 Seamless $ | () sae’ yerios sleeve lengths. (Main Floer, Men’s Store—Nugents.) mare ie", wie. es ok Parcel post, 2 poms. : - . ensl S V ] : R a, ' : 00, Special se | ty elve ugs . ‘ Price® cwcreerseresennret® 39 . - All-Wool Sweaters #. BATTERS i 22%-volt, standard make: new Be — guaranteed; regular | : Kei ranss ircults. ‘itt First Quality is Choice . tan $99.00 | * al price... 7- price $3.00 For Eria and Neuwtrodyne BOTTLE STOPPERS For heme vs. _ No teole~ re § quired to epply or open the bot- tle. Fite ali-size Sizes 10 to 17 Here at for Boys $ 4.95 They're fine, boys. You'll =a find your school colors, too; made in the slipover style and smal! all-over patterns and , 1 \ ‘at . wl collar. Warm ane crown finished are of a high grade quality. with sha le botties only. Can Pails dressy. | be used repeat- y - Boys’ $3.50 Juvenile $ } | a Eye 2 Lg tptah ie gee nar Wool Sweaters Are....... 2.49 : ie > se In sizes for the smaller boys, 3 to 8; made slipover style in combinations of cardinal, pea- cock and navy. (Second Flodr—Nugents.) > let a be ¥, . - ’ t ~ Extra heavy printed Linole- um in tile and hardwood patterns. Pli- able body with smooth, printed surface. ‘ (Third Fleor—N ugents. ) Linoleum $1.10 12, 3 quarts) 41%, 2 and 3 quarts), - * eneeneeesecusn - . > Fs 7 5 > , : : , a ee? . ‘ P ; ; ta Pe) : : i) ' . \ « " bs nal y . - o 4 - . - : eg a" x f py aw eee ee eee NS oe ie t ae i e + “a > 7 ef St AER ER. og BS ts) Ss Pd Sie meee —_ r " a . ee el ; ; Sou i> Sygate. Fe OR Bho te ae il Q P > P es, or werd zis , lead eS a j . 4 fae a a Peat Sa a a ae 4 ‘ , ys j ‘Saget . ae aig ‘ : : < = Re: oe ae! Se . ; ; . Pe eee oe ee : a aie wats tn ae aS ee eee dit it “se . ~e. mr Oe a os * .». ” ’ .
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~ * ° 4 TUESDAY. a SEPTEMBER 18 Tr the Times C ombined. MER DEPUTY SHERIFF SAYS OATTEMPT WAS MADE ON LIFE Tells of Attack in County and Ex- picked up two caps hange of Shots With Two Men " c a Auto | The license number of William Korten of 4424 Oldenburg was traced to a man liv “3 avenue, a former Deputy Sheriff in | 00° block on North Broadwaya St. Louis County, reported to the | police stili are seeking that an attempt to police yesterday that | Transfers of Army ¢ kill him had been made on Gravois | avenue near the city limits at 1 a. wait ee. z , (up the chase. He pre 'so hard that at 6206 South | highway its occupants abands and fled into a cemétery. ie __._ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH Se ——-—— 20 | | Oscar Vieth. NEW THRONE PUNT EDR (access cece te toe epee eer haat The City Circulation of the —s POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe- Democrat and ennee re be the FLOOD WRECKS INTERNATIONAL 9 WOMEN TO em DRUG + e color scneme Ww ‘ they will be 7 ~g attend ithe ball, a berg of the Prophet—red, purple | —— a mam a a a — — —————— A A eee the women Vere.” . He said it also is a plan whereby the municipal farm can be made a setf-sustaining institutien. Federal prisoners are boarded here at the | expense of the Government. The women who came last night were o four es 5 es > 3 Coronation. | ilies cataialae | : Cit last night from Toledo ~ A | ‘hich : Joplin—lotdy; roads good. | days, gave way yesterday Ae y 5 on His Can- = | nace Siege IN. hae coe ‘ity —Cloudy; where they recently were convicted. | Puts in Day With edie re be occupied by former queens, will} Jefferson Cit} =" @ }and about 300 feet near the center) the | m. The police dM not make Soomaali of officers as follows: ? ic y f t-Colonel adian — report public yesterday because Of | tenant-Colonel A. E. Dj Geverg! innovations to make gq a feature There will be fewer fair. , | of the structure were washed out. By the Associated Pres Ss i} xe which ted them to hope for | try, St. Louis, assigned pp 7 Veiled P h atiifermer queens than usual in attend - Columbia—Unsettled; When the bridge broke there was City’s municipal farm in Leeds, Mo., HIGH RIV ER, “Alberta, ept. >. | | tators a: the elle ropne ‘ ; ar ) ae ; foGffortable have ance at this year's ball, because sev 5 s mnighes dled eee oe breaking | Where they ya for the drug habit. : of the Thi rtv-fift ‘'—-Lord Renfrew. known in England | h Division Alrg leral of there in Eu rope ant ad sev- ~ ; ete ae e committee of a’ huge chble and electric light mnt : Eleven more are due today, ac- arrests. ice, Missouri Nat : | tional G r.™ as Prince of Wales, yesterda» Korten saig that’ six shots were | eral are in mourning. Among those turned rancher. Although it’s his} «i . ate ° y a ‘ hall. ~ xpected to be present are: | dy. Hundreds of persons on both | of arrafig@fients for the ba who expected to witnessed the| cording to @harles Tucker, president .. a > . 16 ri Oe e . will be BivMh at the Coliseum ont! of the board of public welfare. fired into his automobile from 4a imacsig Eeepame A ioc Co , ‘ . | from Md e . ae ee 7 ici a - (2 * PURI *eaae SIR ees aA4aaen Ssim@eveeraetaeae SesM@teece Rttaeae SPR ICae es ‘etoaees- Ss(RTAAL aveavee epwanscvassastssarenaastan ” Sept a : The headquarters of the |Corps of the army hag as °0 “ roads | |The women were teken to Kansas roads mud- will undergo a “cure” roads muddy. roads mud-| bern an- Moberly—Rain:;: the are ' SeGalia—Part cloudy; in charee which are wires. | on unsettled: | . ‘sides of thei river washout/ zood. : Hundreds, &f) who celebrat ence Sunday #n roads — American citizens Mexican Independ- Piedras Negras, acrogs the river from Eagle Pass, were marooned when traffic over) the bridge connecting the two towns was closed Sunday night. Only one | | person has lost his life in the Rio eight | Grande flood. . Otto Ziegler, who was Pig Pen. . 18 —Asleep his fox tussell, two his father, from the’ by firing four | St. Louis, as assistant ip ; *@ _ his companion laborefs, he did the'a rear window of the coupe and | ane * Pe ber Capt. dD. , war — i occu- | uriner, Friew rtilery, Stanley. Mrs T Clarke Streett. Mrs in a big pen, guarded same kind of work. ‘through the Wi indshield. The ° aatha te aa Sn from. . z r* 2 ‘Gr as Carts n Mrs G Pratheriterrier dog, Homer Because ae had just fini shed a long pants of the coupe fired two Ponte “vn I va . . | . : + : r ’ , ; > from asrone. ae G i ment offi-|Mrs. Harrison Hobtitzel'o. Miss Eleo-|search the county for him ' fell off and was drowned. ‘reason the Government is sending|at work at 8. ww = country, ana for Governm = tops. .ONE YOMEN’S. BLACK SIL Secale ribbed lisle tOONE WOMEN’S SILK AND ME IZED HOSE—Two-tone — full-fashioned. .. .- - - .ON efst “te THE KAR — ais . x; siteaaeeree oe; eee p see ae ; ‘ of/etel 4 * . - a . wecm@ectia@graeaa | 7 Soe eee ‘ae PI eae *taenetaee? . scaseseaa seeweneritesese . S04Btags/arttas Siimesesiaeiseae See@tesersrtseaae Crre@eaeert:a#eoae . oe pe ais Staats AP eetizsewmisisiie , FOR BOY, “SPORT BALS 7 For School or Ati Laced-to-toe style, as ills ed, durable white dyck black or brown trimming non-slip rubber soles. C eae (S22 Rflisecenane*# etiiincine So eeaere eocamstteatitt 9 OR eet i Dollar Day | SPECIALS AIAIYL (IVT Z Wednesday Only! SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES weer age oe rte oe « Special for “DOLLAR DAY” Salt and Pepper SHAKERS Don't this — lu Oro; / Aprons «ep lla > oo Oe ae eee bee & Franklin on 5 Tam MURPHY’ Extra Special For Wednesday — “Dollar Day” Varied Assortment of . SOSCe SSSE ULE i wh ebbes asidadices enensrees *REIFFER = DRUG CO. ‘Lindell 6558 Have You Smee Our New | “Golden Glow” Quilt? 20 Stamped Blocks on twill to complete; Cord . and Plugs For All Makes of Electric Irons - Six feet of best heater Cord, “with a pilag-all pieg eat one pend an@ a separable two-piece plug at the other. Fite any make of electric iron; so most teasters, grille, waffle trons: in fact, almest every heating and cocking appliance; mighty handy te have sroeund; and a bargain at $1.00. e Shetland Floss 12 balls to box; a super-value, ~ two colors: Guest Towels Part linen; hemmed: 3 pretty patterns Ss. A won- derful offer; 4 for $04 PINE STREET Central 1681 Of cream musltn. and pretty: stamped; Practi« al Boudoir Set (5 proces) ; baa pce. vanity set; An extraordi nary Set... scarf 18x45 1 pincushion. Make a Sparkling, Glistening Twinkle Bag 10 bunches beads, and pi urse twist quired: all for A Teacher to Sudiened 819 Locust St. East of Ninth Value; re- Q 7 Children’s Shoes 98 Pairs for Misses Sizes 12 to 2—Tan lace and patent vamp gray top lace Bootees. $7 Values. 164 Pairs for Children Sizes 8'2 t@® 10'2—Tan lace Bootees $7 Values. 251 Pairs—Sizes 3 to 8 Patent vamp, white kid top button, gunmetal and tan’ lace. $1.75 to $2.50 Values. 33 Pairs for Boys Sizes 3 to 4°2 only—Gunmetal $; Values. 85 Pairs for Little Gents Sizes 12 to 13 only—Gunmetal lace. $2.50 Values. EVERY PAIR PERFECT (Subway.) a0 0 2 0 050" on ———1030 lace. «6 eo) CF) —— oon ono ono 0 Do 0 from $1.50. All Sizes r to_6 W ednesday— Main Floor po Get a heaat Set of oe e oe! r a Ss « Re. ead ae. RLY ” Anniversary Sale Now in Full Blast You can purchase wonder- pre me Silverware. only . Balance—Easy Terms McCoy-Weber 515 LOCUST ST. ERIN * The Place to buy Shoes” a5" i WASHINGTON 4 ——_- \s CTL has Ja? fe Former Values Up to $5.00 aa. Ss auih Botties and small Leather Goods. Come early toottow for choice of the collection at -P. C. MURPHY TRUNK CO. MT. AUBURN| MARKET 6128 Easton Wellsto ~ SPECIAL FOR “DOLLAR DAY” Bars Soap Bottle Bluing Bottle Ammonia Scrub Brush Pkg. Bucket — Heavy galvan- 50c PURSES and wee et OW LO a = Special for “Dollar Day” 707—-WASHINGTON AV.—707 Fe eae hea hae eet at Scab Mange 6&Son. 705 ee Av. Near Seventh ; ’ Se a ae Madshitiesti—-Conplete Baby Pens and Hemstitching—Homery E mbroidery —— Purse Beading ‘ Special bune hes ae TOL eoeol of of Purse All for. Good Quality Bath Towels In pink and white or blue and white, for simple embroidery Complete Baby Outfitters - Hemstitching While you wait. | Buttons Covered Scalloping Our Specials for “Dollar Day!” Eusbroidery Braiding Hand and machine work of all descrip- tious. Buttonholes TF Ibsen’s FINE CANDIES 910-912 Olive Street WEDNESDAY ONLY. Special for “Dollar Day” A dainty box contain- ' L Pillowslips “tamped 42-inch cubing. te be finished with crochet edge or hand secalle ping. —~ rir $1.49 and $1 pe cial “ng: ing 3 lbs. of fine Choc- olates, Bonbons, Nou- gats, Caramels and extras. 3 Lbs. for.. We sell only the purest Candies, made in our own sanitary Candy Factory. Special Luncheon Served 11 A. M.to 3 P. M. stamped ? : or : Children’ $ | Dresses to Order Pleating Of all kinds. Monogramming Tucking Evening Dinners Served 5 P. M. to Midnight and The Most Complete Fountain Service in St. Louis SR TR SRR A SRA A SR A SR Son SAS oon on on on oR roo We Are Open Sundays Extra-larre size. Fully Glass Bake Pie Dish and Frame The giass im the dish is fully anteed ot te crack f heat. solid braes. silver- made so that dish fits nicely. vour vie In class and serve in tiated frame on table. reads te ae We Furnish Homes Complete on Ray Terms 2 KAoves-BuRFORD 414-416 NORTH BROADWAY Three-Hour Dollar Day Sale—9 to 12 wW at Genuine Cocoa Door Ma ts nap. closely woven, selected fiber. Strong braided binding. with ‘sat prison-made 27x16-Inch 2.2: Ee se 2 ednesday Only—No Children Served Oil Opaque Window Shades Limit 4 to a Customer . 2 for $1 Selection of green or tan ofl opaque Win- dow Shades, complete for hanging. This is not a paper Shade, and must be con- Se only a8 an A-grade value. Size 36 inches wide, 7 feet long. The Shade ‘You Aloaye, Pay 85c Each for—Tomorrow, 2 for $1 “DOLLAR DAY” A Better, Cheaper Laundry Service Ourgmew Asher ftroner makes it pesstible te wask and fren your, entire bundle for you. 0 ibs. for... Only a few pleces need te be re- ay 2 ~— ier tee ,.6F| Wet Wash returned $1.20 Minimum Bundiec. Wet Wash, Fiat Work and Handker- chiefs ironed $1.60 Mintmum Bundle. W. E. BOAL <4, LAUNDRY 4928 Natural Bridge Av. COLFAX 334 DELMAR 1129 House Paint; good cull, /Meavy All-Weol Sex; 3 ig Leather-Palm: Work Gloves; 3 fer. ry Long-Handied Coal Shovels; 2 for. .$! $2.50 Khaki Shirts Bath S$! Save. '4 on all your Army Goods at Barney’ § Som - ENTIRE BASEMENT OF SCHAP Sixth and Washington, 615 ul. 8 Sth § St. and 106 Nerth Breadway. | Special for “Dollar Day” Only! - - a * re < ® oe ° és oe a 3 ~ f \: = ’ “<¢ , - a a " — = % . p- 2 k hay y oe A a $ oe , - , , a * PF, “2 ma "7 = ; ze they are of strong : Ne kitchen meed te be < ene of these at this unheard-of ; - Neysitp ‘ , ail or me - 75 2 sate ® sb. phot od . e | Re . =“, i oe RR ae is tan iite sats ie aaa ial itching: seizes * rt wees 69e vwvalce; 44% 4 5.5.5.5 5° <2 tans veces a
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TUESDAY. EMBER 18. 1983. ——— es peRBER 18. 1922 | he City Circulation of the wally POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the ‘Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approsiasialy 40,000. He prepse@ the coupe | a : , ; Le str SP wae, a —_ > . . wy = 7 ra ~~ we —— hat at 6200 South King’s 9 pee : , | | a Rad nen occupants abandoned it mto a cemétery. two caps. " Atte : _wlatanithe@s / Fm ; ; ‘ “1 aaa - «a4 ff men ~ ‘ / ¥ . ’ , ~ 7 ‘eee a ose nse number of th a f ‘ jabee. se wry ‘ © coupe ly » —!, 100 last fwithout 1 81.00 urchas in i o ry ecru and colors. brown. Mill 7 ity nainsook, trim- ity gingham or Md); each Player oll cambric or linen nants. For al med with Val. lace All numbers r 4a ' finis ae : or embroidery.> chambray; sizes. 2 Teast seine sings, Bpociat..... 6 x nat Sent aime UME cating sults, etc” MME Sizes 6 months, 1— OMNI to 6 years; reguiar customer 2 Pairs 15 Balls : ‘ ~ y 2 years. Regular 89c value. perfect. 6 for 2 Yards for. .: 790 value. 2 for. Special, k ra DOLLAR DAY, PAIB, AT. 4 Yard-wide % wool O. D. Khaki Heavy single blankets: gray DOLLAR DAY, FAIR, oa 20 Yards $1.69 All-Wool Flannel Suiting, for men's SPECIAL. 20 YARDS FOR. . Boys) gr a ; I 4 . ° ; nis 4 Sli 8 with colored borders; g00 ( heavy materiais, in sites shirts, boys’ waists, ladies’ odt- solid iors. light t P size for 42; la 42) ppecia)] Dollar Day | Pre 19c Silkoline Suiting ol co.or 4 on style; $1.69. Costume $1.50 Blankets ] $ Men’s $1.98 Pants 89c Flannel, 2 Yds. 1 20 Yds. Krinkle Crepe ef Boys’ $1 49 Sweaters ne sults. knickers, etc: 3 1 | ned Yard-wide Silkolines: in] 44 inches wide. navy blue shades; i-yard jlengws: pockets: o lity a - . or - Fn - . vards f a» Os 08 oe t 38; i oan eae ee chetes Gan 39c Curtain Material Boys’ $1. 59 “Boys’ $1.59 Pants ther £0 ae fo or. ee 17c Sheeting, 10 Yds.) 04 is ‘SOc Peano, 4 Yds quantity ; gues SPECIAL. 4 YARDS FO ] Boys’ $1.39 © of oe 4 YARDS FOR EXTRA SPECIAL ings, sash cw- shrunk, ready SPECIAL, 10 YARDS FOR. Plain and checks, white and Made of extra quality oassi- tains, etc. Mostly for your pattern. Good wide, fine thread, un- 33-inch-wide, fine 2 ae silk- U . S . finish cotton Pongee, in the nion Suits ecru. 36 inches meres and corduroy: finest out in vard bleached Sheeting or Muslin, in YARDS FOR and made; sizes 8 to 17 reapege see A lengths: YA 2D goo d mill remnants: 10 yds. for / = for SS SO nw~y 20 YARDS... 22c Muslin, 6 Yds. eq cr fleece lined Unto. e sarxex mioom. $150 Inlaid Li leum _— ERs Cc $ nial moe i! $ $1 69 Suiting \ 12 Hand Towels 2 Yards 69c Fine white Cambric Muslin, 39c eee: ane 2 $1 : Bloomers; elastic at SPECI AL, SQUARE ——— SPECIAL. 5 YARDS FOR ‘ full bolts, for owns, a and waist: sizes 4 Cut from full rolls; SPECIAL. YARD. i x as R., years; regular 690 | perfect; as many sarde as a: . o4- inch Sresacioth Baie a) Hemmed huck Hand Tow- Taffetex wear, sheets, glips, etc.: a spe- Resatiful’ attracties” anual 4 Prs. 29¢ Hose i Le mh to t ing, in solid colors; nav 5. cial shipment on _— Wednes- ) #3 value: 2 for ... ae: co ore Be ig . aura et eon? a wal ; size 14x25; $ hey, As 0 Tattes ~ day, 6 YARDS FO - rence by rm are he Women's, ‘boys’ or MA ‘oe 4 . S680 TEDDIES — Meade - Si; ks: — stage pall ‘atin epe% girlie’ Hose; extra y ‘ y , of good quality nainsook, 5 Prs. Men’ 8 Racks i $1 .69 54-Inch Serge 7 black an Bsa ™ $1 35 Comfort Batts *] . hf —————- - good quality: me- trimmed with embroidery or dium or heavy rib- pen tching: sizes 38 ¢] pg AL = ees FOR. Navy blue: yarn-dyed Im- bed: limit 65 pairs Made of ore sporty flannelette to. customer; 5 vairs Dollar Day oniy. colorge 3-pound rolls of soft. . mercer. erial twill storm Ret cara 2 YARDS POR. = y white cotton for com- ; Sipps ar 698c¢ value; tore: imi p ing, stitched to ~—. a ‘ j re J j 123 =| PSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS S$SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 5595SSSIINS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 0 Specials ... 1 Se |S EXTRA SPECIAL] ens "= . | ————————— F Aten Straight Edge Razor in et uate tee ii , FOR DOLLAR DAY cand te wore, aanolll 1 enclosed ) ahit-off “tor alarm. a * oo | Beautiful Mahogany Finish $ a ee See $4 Sofa Pillow ke Pie Dish & : MOKING STAND Genuine Leather Bill Fold a Card Case : 4b “Kx | sy 00 - Food Grinder | Frame f S 42.00 value $1.00 | fitted with glass ash tray, matchbox and cigar | These splendid Pillows are holder. A owl. as well as ornamental Electric C | Rahs rubber-heel House Slippers, regular $2.00, Now That I Need You, You're Gone— at this unheard-of ty au specially priced Wek Tree *. isanowsacnceos » ccchiesageanwench, | Wild Papa—Fox Trot ...+++-+eseeeeeee-Orch. $ | oe “$I Boudoir Slippers iy Struttin’ Jim—Fox Trot cee ctsecesbewocenn rful buys - 7 a. . hy L Fox Trot occvcesocecuceso GEG. tT. 2 7: «fi Dollar Day at CoP OOOO OME e ses Hamm “sat "Ss voy ; la 350 pairs of black kid Boudoir Slippen. @q py AN Louisiana—Fox Trot i ccakcodapeh. Optometrioa k . : 2 regular $1.50 value, specially priced Just a Girl That Men Forget... oe J EG at Specials . 3 Ladies’ Dress Slippers And all the other late hits—double- faced Records, each, : Meets Lenses. - This lot consists of 300 pairs of ladies’ a Pr : sue-—4 selections, 2 Records, $1. Ke ctmes “ and brown kid patent, 1 or 2 strap, military or Pomme on Any Phono raph Only a few are listed; there are dozens; and there’s sy otneee $9.15 ead Katee) at With Steel Needle melody on both sides of every one. Hellrung & Grimm Ninth and Washington | Sixteenth and Cass Pte eRe ' , . ae i . . 7 ~ 9 : . aan ee ‘ **. " Piet Bei re, : ieee =) + eae gee. “ae, he tgs ied + - 4 ™ eae, pa > te : eT : * ba ©. a i SF ~ _ oo aru © oes i " : = ~ % > . 4 2 ea ~ cee y 5 ¥ . im > * - ; : ' 4 *. ~ 7 : + - . sevice ¥ ‘ . - hw Mien st” ings, ra ae Mek st ; i sad af BE son Market | er & Delmar ) CITY DELIVERY ly
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12 The ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH City Circulation of the D LL LALA ~ ee ae ee ee WIDOW’ NEVER KNEW HUSBAND’ WAS WOMAN Tells of Living With “Him” 43 Years Without Suspecting Truth. ADVERTISEMENT ~— | jap nni, Lose Your Fat But Keep Your Disposition— Use Melto! ~~ Why suffer under long strict diets, | strenuogs exercises, or other uncom- | fortable reducing methods that waste your time and ruin your disposition? 3 Re a ask SE : eC A; .) Nh ost ns nm. The only possible reason is that | 3 wr CROSSE, Wis., Sept. you've never heard of Melto. ‘strange 43-year polntioustily oe | Melto is a gentle reducing cream that | V@2!ed yesterday when “Mrs.” wi you apply externally to the place of | '!°™ Taylor, for 40 years the “‘wife’’ | places where you want to beslim. And | ° the odd character rg at mere . : : i¥- + swore that she had never | it works like a charm! All it takes is 5 | hat mee etn een ottier | . known her minutes a day. |than the man “he” held himself out} And it works wonders. It keeps you | to be. happy. It makes you ableto wearthe | Lynxville, a | slimmest of fashionable clothes without | miles south of here, gave the world | bulging anywhere. It makes your skin ‘a strange story when ‘William’ Tay- | sage and healer for 40 years, | —_—_-— little river town 650 | smooth and your muscles firm. It | !°r.” : makes you beautifully slender and | ‘®* found to have been &@ woman. aceful and comfortable. It has done | But Viroqua, Wis., 30 miles from “4 'Lynxville, offered a more amazing | all this for hundreds of people. Isn't ‘tale when his “widow” spoke for the it worth your consideration? ede @iene. Melto is sold at all good drug stores | “Willie Was a Good Man.” and toilet goods counters. An 8-ounce “Tl never knew he was a woman. jar costs only $8. Buy it today. Use it | ‘His’ life was mine and my life was) tonight. ‘his’,” she declared. “We never thought of marriage @s | MX absolutely harmless | other folks did. We never wanted Free—a valuable book on bow t0| children. Willié was a good man. I reduce by the Melto Method. Write! would face my Lerd now with the | for it. elto Laboratories, Dept. H,| consciousness that I did no-wrong.” 111 East 16th St.. New York City. /ron Clad Guarantee Found in Viroqua at the home of t | OS rth | her sister, the “widow” asserted: BATTE ww Does Your Wife “T never knew it. I first met /Wil- Drive Your Car? - lie’ Taylor at the home of some friends of mine living near Viola, | perhaps 43 years ago. We were) married when I was 17. eo Don’t let her risk the trouble and annoyance of a dead battery. The Cali- fornia Redwood Insulgtion —— enera and we worked it. After a couple of years, we went to Harrington, Tenn., where we stayed for about six months. Then we came back to Lynxville and lived there ever since. | An Awful Life. | “But in all those years I never. knew ‘ho’ was a woman. I will | swear to it on a Bible. We nevor | lived as other married folks do. | ‘After we were married a few years, ‘Willie’ g°t sickly and never | was well after that. Then I went | out working and ‘Willie’ stayed home | und did a little housework. | “For a good many years now I have had an awful life with him. ‘He’ was sickly all the time and I | had to sit up nights and take care of | “All I know about ‘Willie’ was that Ye came frqgm Illinois—I think. His in the GENERAL Battery insures a service of de- people lived in Springfield. After pendablility. ‘Willie’ camé back, we went to Lynx- ville to live. ‘Willie’ rented a farm General Storage Battery Co. ~ USMC Hand and Power ‘Brushes For the best in power brushes, buy Climax —for the best in hand brushes insist on the : “United”’ line. . | Climax brushes are specially constructed { for waxing, polishing, padding, staining, | cleaning and sole welting. USMC hand | _brushes have long been considered the ideal line of hand brushes for staining, inking, stenciling, pasting and various other hand | operations. A brush for every purpose. USMC Brushes are an economical necessity in any modern shoe factory. Ask the “United man” for all the details. » United Shoe Machinery — Corporation 1423 Olive Street, St. Louis Cured PILES ,.0"',, KNIFE| No Cutting, No Chloroform, No Hospital, No Danger. No Loss of Time. TELL YOUR FRIENDS. You and they need the right Treatment that CURES. ¥ ght kind of treatment. WHY Go H LIFE IN E- coomanore CONDITION? °* | flicted do ike he did. It paid him. It Nobel, Ill, Sept. 9 24 = Dear Dr. Coe: , — : weat to your office on Auguat 1923, suffering with a case of Piles of eight years’ standing. for which I used Every person, man or woman. who has the Piles,in any form, le living against | an awful handicap. I don't care what . your calling is, whether a doctor, min- ister, banker, farmer, mechanic, merchant on ~ # SN a 18.— A: | or lawyer, if you have rectal troubles vou ate working against an awful handicap. Can you compete with the healthy man by your side? No, you can't. You think ae are not bothered much: you are. ou think you are pot growing worse: you are. You think people don't know you are affiicted; many of them do. Mr. Hazel, whose letter I published. ts *®- prosperous young farmer 80 years pe. Write and, ant him if he woult ake many thes ® cost of his ‘be back where he was. ee Do net delay. Now ia the time to get cured. The weather is cooler and every cendition is favorable to your taking trearment. of eight vearw’ standing cured ta t days. record made in Mr. Mow. many advertised remedies an recely no benefit whatever. : — Even though I had suffered for elaht ine os or me verfectiy in thirteen ., anc returned to my h ; and ety: y ome well ‘Our treatment fa nf®!ld. not caual any more pain than the affliction. oom after the third day I was practi lcallv free from any PDatn and now, aftre thirteen days. am wel! ¥ I am surely xiad I went to gee vou, Your many patients. who ° are comin t your office ail the time, express 5 ee Same gratitude I fee) I earnestiy advise all Who are suffer. ae pier er to co te. u. J feel sure °o a5 MUCK 4 Aha lng ok r them as you il be pleased ta 2 newer any in y about you and vour treatment ss » Very trulv. your friend. HOWARD HAZE. 8 A. Fr 7 rs Qt) Louls. Mo. su oa wes ee a never let me undress him. When ‘he’ was sickest though, ‘he’ When it aily him after I worked hard all day. ‘come tn. IE always thourht it was lt the hospital at La Crosse funny but ‘Willie’ never wanted any man to sit up with him. got so I couldn't stand sitting up @V- | ways wanted women. ery night, I used to get oelxhbors to POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dally Glabe-Democrat DEN Ee » TUESDAY, | oom SEPTEMBER 4, 19ee . ALCOL - and the Times Combined. ; ——_— = oa meae E> ~ -— — 1 aA poor grave, #0 ister,” When geetng him put i ‘he’ died, I couldn’t bury him If)! came home to my 4 couldn't even bear the vhought ef ‘ ADVERTISEMENT No Trouble to Keep Skin Free From Hairs (The Modern Beauty) ‘He’ al- a - “Last spring, the county sent hira There is no need for any woman to Multi-typewritten Letters One-day service for sales or collection letters, ete. Mnitt-twnqwritten on letterheads vou supply. it ROSS-Gould Co. 410th & Olive.) 309 N. i0th bt. The Perfect Rubbing Al A Tonic for Tired ¥ od 25c and TSe Your Druggist H ‘a he & die O°Ln : best for macaroni—does not cook stringy Bluhill Cheese ecenononen oneseses countenance superfluous hairs, because with a paste made by mixing some pow- dered delatone with water it Is easy to get rid of them. The paste is applied for 2 minutes, then rubbed off and the This treatment will rid the ekin of hair without leaving a bieni- ish, but care should be taken to see that you get real delatone. Miz fresh as wanted. ——— ae | te — Most speedy remedy we know te "Esteern Constipation, Biliousness, Colda, | Headaches and Malarial Fever. | For One $9.00 | Wednesday, We Present Another Epoch-Maki ad * = eset Pt The Fur Trimmings Are Beaver Viatka ad The handsome fur trimmings, collars and cuffs which adorn many of these Coats are themselves worth the price of the garment. ge * _2e2 oi gt'*sa Pf ist i. , ‘a gle wor pas: ithe pan | ——— : ~ — ae ee - - oe ——-- = TE ee awe ne a Garlands — St Louis’ Largest Momeas Specialty Shop ' Cor law’ The ,an | mite bea | sey. Latest | mite had f.9 Victro ~~ Ami B Grit self | Was wor i* ng Event a a. %, ’ In One Tremendous Group $125 Coats $100 Coats $89.50 Coats $85 Coats $79.50 Coats $69.50 Coats can be stopped quickly’ Take ) SCHOENFELD ICE Kioney TEA: reo ce RT wife GABARDINE WWERCOA Masterful Purchase ‘of The Season’s Smartest f r a i ug rf Wraps! T HE Garland fame for season after season of incomparable value giving _ €vents is going to be even further enhanced by the latest demonstra- tion of purchasing power. Here are Coats in a bewildering profusion in every popular material, every wanted style and the season’s rich colorings. ; ite akct, Cones Sees jitsoe . The spirit of economy 1s in us all and it was our thought of economizing for gree jana: ata see G you that resulted in this great achievement. We could sell these Coats at a herpes cic eC regular prices but we bought them at less than regular prices and so shall you. COATS & VE -Bey»’ Sulfts... $2.25, rad , Boy.’ tn Macks Pres BF - snah —nee 2 Every Coat in Thls Great Purchase Is Worth Far More Than the Sale Price THs magnificent display of Coats embraces every correct style in vogue this season and the many new materials at best advantage. Some have fur collars, some have fur cuffs, some are fur trimmed and some are self-trimmed, all are lined throughout with a beautiful grade of silk or crepe. Mere words cannot do justice to the stylings, to the luxuri- ous trimmings. In fact, the values are so pronounced that they wiil prove irresistible. worsted pants, $2.4! ‘Easily worth $10. Just thi ; 50, 84.50 ‘brand C ois ‘4 yw VaSSimer € Fine new tweed Pants, ; good $1.50, $2.50, $3. | tw UE! Beautiful ‘Overcoats, $5.00 Materials orun pao A: mk PAGE AND GRAND CAR Wolf Fox Mergina Ardsley +» Lustrosa ‘ Formosa tran s Sizes scores and scores of the authent | Round trip fare fro aracu ; 7 @ Coat: fashi in th ‘a Return limit 9 mont isses on ons represented in . : Sizes WABASH TICKET OFFICE, 3 QExtra Sizes @ Stylish Stouts Third Floor—Broadway Side / Squirrel j\ . -_ i , sTHOMAS W. : " : pr W. GARLAND LC SSS 109-1115 BROADWAY AND 410-12-198IX TH ST great event. Come in search of! style you prefer, and you will almost sure to find it in this g assortment. pe a : A |
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* ee ee ~ - -_—- — ‘ Md = j i | v ¢ | ' \ fi h ‘j . . 2 : , : ‘ “ ‘ in i = alle dank ‘ : f ' TF | tT e City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH _— Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. "==" ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH wa 6x TUESDAY, er SEPTEMBER 36, 199¢ DAY 1923. " _—— LC OLO | x fin VALUE! erfect Rubbing Alcoho} “a onic for Tired Bodies, . u la 80 25c and 75c ’ mare ‘Lawyer Asks About American | +D & ; Wife Killed in Accident | r Druggist Has Ie _ With Married Man. : m (Copyright, 1923. by the Press and Pul'tzer | Publishing Cos... the New York W o1id , and the Post-Dispatch.) HINTS QUARREL CAUSED ss 7; : ~ DEATH OF 5 IN PLANE y, eZ A / J , { . Whe, {{Mlninp, Washington Avenue Corner Seventh ik SG Vy ; 9 ° ~ LONDON, Sept. 18.—Was a strug- Tomorrow Ss Anniversary Feature gle between a@ man and an American | k | woman in the cabin of the Daimler | _ a3 ; passenger plane Friday the cause of | oe : the crash in wich all five occu- | ° P (; + P * pay % pants of the machiné were killed”? | 2 eg tes nt > 2. Victrola | 1a not been . lere or 18 months Bed 1] M d T] n Which S] f d t ~ _— pe = - | and that the wife would not live in. : e O era O 2ni1 1es f /nprece en e avings * oi America wen i Before the fatal flight. John | : ssier Grimshaw booked passage for him- | men? self and wife. After the disaster, it ‘ eyeu ot ‘Was supposed that the body of the, . sda aes woman found beside Grimshaw was. that of Mrs. Grimshaw. But vester- = day the real Mrs. Grimshaw ap- “=O peared at the inquest after identify- 4 @ ‘ing her husband's body. and his ‘ woman companion was identified as — Mrs. Armitage by Mrs. Jane Harriet. | oe her landlady. ne -h MRE While Harry Grimshaw. the dead ‘ g - ae man’s brother, was testifying the o . © maid Up- aeroplane company's lawver asked | Phonogranhs him if his brother had told him that . = * * ” PF on numerous occasions Mrs. Armi- | tage had violently assaulted “him fev only ....-- - \The Coroner objected to this as ir- . 2 A | : ‘relevant The lawyer explained that | - . - } ey . . . — | = > ° . bie q_tiithe company could net understand : CHLET S ithe accident, there being no evi ~ > ua dence why it should have occurred oni — + » . ees , 5 e *Pependable Merchandise” or why an experienced pliot like % Z Capt. Robinson should have landed Mie ioG 1008 Olive St. in a small field unless a landing was er seal i | a a “ - ‘ urgently necessary Gi: io A “Hence,” he said, “certain in- ays 32 ) | formation regarding this lady should it * . be sifted. I do not like these sug- ie vent ' ‘ . . . - . . it.* -. = - “7 ‘eal & | gestions being made, unless they can Le x3 : 0 > aie | be substantiated.” se ee iE : | Harry Grimshaw admitted that he as? 4 ea knew of the friendship between his - x ss. eth Lay } : . ' ’ ‘ » = ~ np 7 ‘vp “Y } 7 ¢ Bei brother and Mrs. Armitage, and said | MN qt be 3 . > ' : ; . oy A his brother Nad not lived with his | \ i are. IS " “4 ‘2 ' wife for 18 months. | \ : ' ) y yah eS ; . : 9 { fs av ’ 5 : : s ; > was ; 6 Yor. ° 9 ’ ; 44 ; ° 1 f CASS ) ie 3 1 “a “ a . , k . ws ; Pn > ai, ' a % *. a) oe ft * “ot - ; pe + vy . —- : Nr oe f i. ’ le Ps o ; a tty : ; ; 0 é ‘ " , : j , Skis hk ot pra ie Soe >| VBS a a. pe~ he)" de. eee \ S3L4, 5 eo 654. Be . : > é, a, vy . | | na | P | —EXCELLENT—GOOD AS NEW—SELECT ONE me Be NS, ' ; a ? Jf ’ ' NOW—A DEPOSIT HOLDS IT—SAVE . / “ As e ' i , a . ; ™ . : We? oy : q a 4 ia . f . i y se hay BLUR : v ’ a ; : ~ a ; ‘4 , ; +. a4 : : i Tee ! ‘ ‘ ’ / a? ; . ’ . «€ : | > ee qe ge ee oe ee. \Excelsior Springs HE ADVANTAGES ; a SB z ee ere et ee Ly and facilities for | health and pleasure at | i “Missouri's National | ig : oe — rrow ears Health Resort” are | F YOU have not already participated in this tremendous Anniversary Sale, tomor oes | cameo ry atecogsl 8 ‘s ani hest efforts are embodied in this coat feature—the item revlon vise i | an ideal time todo 50. 5 ea arta nl d. Hundreds of supremely luxurious ~ ee : 200,000visitorsannually-\ = = of dominant current interest in every womans mina. stun Ney Ze of th dels, providing savings in every instance which, after actual comparison, se pepers Own See Ba absentee 83 . “wholesale. Elaborated or distinctively simple models ee To many, ride on well trained saddle mounts} estly say cannot be duplicated at wholesale. ~~ tae inding r hat lead ugn ever | : - : ; 4 9 | but Six |e — sercine scenery of felds,woodsandhiligis | | and invariably silk and crepe lined. ahem . * sae of the rare treate at Excelsior Springs : wae Soe ee New Style Features See PE pene tegen Bde te Lente AM ed ORM: |! | ee pi BeeE Cindolor: shined: Jew daialeks.ticia i: fe pto describe the 4 Aives Excelsior’ Springs........455P. M. and 9:10 P.M | Velverettes, , Ormondales, Bolivias, Wolf, Fox, Caracul, Mole, por fearon slim - fitting < of the authentic | 3 Round trip tare from St, Louis $17.68. | Normandies, Wordoras, Veldynes Skunk, Squirrel, Beaver bodices, new collars and ; one ik ted in this | 4 Return limit 9 months. Ask for booklet. | and kindred soft-textured fabrics, Viatka Squirrel wide sleeves. ae .. Jin search of the _ ff: ABASH TICKET OFFICE, 328 N, BROADWAY | _ many of copyrighted fame. and Viatka 5q : Canaan and you will be : : : ° For jaa it in this great # Models for Every Size From 16 to ne duel Te : i | ' — a ~ i a Every Requirement For kv ery Fig’ en mi oie ere a - - % 33 / A eon oe
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- -e- a a es - ~ (eee Eee a ee if TIKESETTERS ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ——i The City Cireulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Ti imes C ombined. ee — ee ee — — — RS’ HELPERS END weeks afternoon at Council. ago in sy! Marble with marble polishers Maurice J. Cassidy, Men Waltked Ont Several Weeks Ago |the Building Trades Council, “in Sympathy With Marble and Slate Pollshers. Stesetters’ helpers who went on sifike several pathy with the strike of marble ‘slAje polishers, returned to work to- daw, foliowing a conference day Trades ‘ers were ‘found that discontinuance lebors did not materially sna | marble poiishers. yester- | employers had refused Building |mands for wage setters’ |cents an hour. elpers, “who went | out in ‘sympathy | at the samé are not returning to work. secretary of ‘Jast night that the tilesetters’ help- returning because it was of their help the | The marble pol- ishers went on strike July 16 after! cealed weapons, in their increases of CIRCUIT ATTORNEY AND AID DIFFER ON GANGSTER CASE Take Opposite Views on Motion Based on Quashing of Gpn- Toting Indictments. said carrying which a motion | sters charged with 1s sustained Sept. the de. |to quash wi 99 ;the ground were defective, the Circuit that Attorney in Judge Grimm’‘s court TASS i ac Els ss _ ‘ a ee Se Pert = 5; i 1 : > ’ Ode - : 2 = ~~ ——eoete . & . bd > s@eerreres . '* ‘st @eeeaee - : > «= ser 7 : = ~ - "fe ee’s pattern. “Evert I could sew with that pattern, mother’— says the little girl in the picture. Many little girls just old enough to read, do use the Printed Pattern bs dollies’ clothes. This pattern is so simple! The printed lines to cut on and the printed di- rections on the pattern pieces make dressmaking easy. No puzzling. No need to refer to the pat- tern envelope constantly. It’s all there—on the You are able to cut out, to put together and to finish your garment quickly. _M cCall's—the only printed pattern in the world {Second Floor.) STIX, BAER& FULLER GRAND-LEADER indict:nents. “What do you want me asked the Judge. “Enter a judgement in this case?” “Yes."" replied Circuit SS dencr. “No,” said torney Garstang. The Circuit Attorney tren ex- plained that he wanted a final jude- ment so that he could appe.: to the fupreme Roca on a writ of «rror. His assistan ontended that Judge Crimm shoul d grant the Statc the richt to appeal from his decision. Judge Grimm said he wouid hand down a memorancunt tomorrow. The defendants are: Pa = Scanlon, William Longo. Humbert Costello. Charles Meredrio, Harry Greenberg and John Connell. AUTO CLUB ‘COMMITTEE NAMED Will Sound Sentiment on License Incracse or Gasoline Tax. Appointment of a committee of the Automobile Club of Missouri, to ascertain sentiment of Missouri auto- mobile owners tow ard the proposal that the road building program be p by increasing automobile taxing gasoline, was announced today by Roy F. Britton, persident. The members are: B. T. Clark, uillicothe: pen R. Hall, | Kansas City; Rt. Hoover, Kan- sas City; James ei 1ton, Hannibal: | Charles Hoop: Hunt, Jefferson ‘City: Sedalia: Charlies W. la: E. E. E. McJimsey, Springfield: R B. Oliver Jr., Cape Girardeau; Wal- ter H. Petring, Joseph Rankin, Frederick H. Semple and Roy F. Britton, St. Louis. a As is known, the Automobile Club sugeeste@@accelerating the road Building program by increasing re- ceipts of the Highway Department, | with a view to completing the State | Highway system in four years. It is estimated that with revenue com- ing in at the present rate several | ‘years additional time would be re- | 'quired. Assistant Circnic At- speeded u license Tees or | Former Mayor or Knoxville Dies. | By the Associated Press. | KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Sept. | Samuel G. Heiskell, several a times } | Mayor of ys city, terday. died here yes- | — roma fe e - : » \~ 3° 7 * > « 5 4 Ba ~ ww >, = : - ~ Pn — “~ . 2 tate Ogee =e ww — our . aches & o _¥ weed ~ (Reg. U. 006-08 V rashington Av.—TLhru to _A Remarkable Purchase and Sale of 600 NEW FALL TRIMMED HATS Values $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50 a@) Hats like these at $5 are indeed a rarity! It will be worth while to attend early to- morrow—for the styles are as distinctive as the values are high, and this opportunity should not missed ! New Modes Right at the Start of the Season —at This Price! To win the fancy of miss and madam, the new styles in this collection present a superb range of colors, as well as shapes and materials ery® thought of Fashion for af cov it: ye ry nl Ss. Pat. Off.) Sixth St. Kilene'’s—Second Floor. ns. Plenty of Blacks and All of the . away gta sp g ad me e p P ds , . +% sm, See Our Special Window Display. New Fall Shades Judge Grimm had } ‘ordered the gangsters held for new | to do?” | final | Attorney | The case pf the six Hogan gang- ; con- | } 4 on | indictments | was argued today by | | OC a , —e ————s a. ree SS = and handsomely trimmed. both center and side. MARVELOUS FABRICS —Camel’s Hair —Flamingo Cloth —Chinchilla : —English Plaids —Teddy Cloths Beautiful Soft High Pile Fabrics Misses’ Sizes Sensational New Phivchands Brings a Great Sale of Sweater Coats We are showing hundreds of newly arrived Sweater Coats in the season’s smartest color combinations. They are exquisitely woven of very fine, soft, downy brushed wools. The styles are all the last word in new Sweater ideas. You need one—for they are so indis- pensable for a dozen use¢s. FEATURES Rolled collars, shawl collars, new sleeve ef- fects, new pocket ef- fects—and styles of un- usual smartness with- out collars. NEW FALL SHADES White, gray, tan. brown, Pe- kin, navy and black: many have contrasting stripes which lend a very clever effect. Chappie Coats Golf Coats Swagger Coats Kline's—Main Floor. (Reg. U. & Pat. Oft. 606-08 Washington Ave.—Thru to Sixth St. New Arrivals Bring W. onderful Values. In ‘ \ SPORT COA Seaveiil manufacturers have favored us with of unusual merit in order that we may offer them at the very low price of $25. Ultra smart Coats—Every smart new Fall mode. You will find included many new cloths, fancy mixtures and plaids. Belted models fastening Other styles plain. The Superior fuanity of these Coats assures full measure of service. Values to $6.95 fects in all shades; values. Sizes 7 to 14 years. All-wool Coats and Slip-on ef- wonderful Girls’ Sweaters” $ Kline’ materials in plain Beautifully tailored AGAIN. a Celebrated Basement Méneu-Gaee Sale of ‘Silk Hosiery Values $1.50 to $2.50 They are far from ordinary Dol- lar Hosiery. Every pair is worth a great deal more than the sale price. They are of excellent.quality chiffon silk with lisle tops. The color range is wide. We advise early shopping — ae Coats for Motoring Coats for Business Coast for Utility Wear eof f Women’s Sizes = (S Jewelry Section. White Gold Clasp Diamond Setting These Pearls are our opening special. the honor, for their beauty and quality are indeed extraordinary. They will add a touch of richness to the loveliest toilette. “sp SasiParetatat att ne Peseta tnenei ental at atit isis ePesee tit atee Lee si ss S814 Toilet Goods Section. POWDER, ROUGE, sively at Kline's. And they are worthy of. $ 24-inch Length = 26-inch a * LIPSTICK, $8 -. ee + an ‘ in : + " : 7 . . te - ° e : ; “7 . : , " AS > ay - * ’ ‘ ) . . . ba! re: 8, > x ‘ y| » rh J +? “TAS oe : wire, .% ss r ~ » e AY ” Wey «tee ey «pee * ae ..* , A a. ‘*, : ° +f ~~ ie acl - + ome - - ere " : ; ’ -* + ee + teed ts ae eh.*¢ m Ebr a4 58 ett, . ~ A a) ee ete Sas ‘Te ele : . er F el tts f : —* okt, *.*¢ eo 7 4 : . . 4 : ° ’ : #3? we s 4 seed vray pt Ae J RY oe th fe ieee), ay . ‘ ** te te tt. ate : yer ‘- *4,% mee . es ets es we - #e'*s ‘ oases . “) * 9 4% 5 4 o we ~* : . : e5*46*,* és , z e P P ** 7 _ , : . ing rye ryt c AV PATE . 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q euean 923, The City Circulation of the eeccenr POST: DISFAICH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. : ae _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH big. | | | FOLLOWING HOD | Co FFEE Suits —The Last Day of This Big “Jubilee Week” Feature | tlues I nN ; TE DELIVERY: Temporary Barracks in Jap- A e@ : ea oa s Saturday. you try! dias 4 ‘ eae ty the Asedctated Press. ’ ; iS MRWEXTRA QUICK SERVICE BIG WORKROOMS—NO DELAYS . ee s@ereeee s@eeeeoee ; mereeceeue - ~ LIVE ST spacious parks at 12 important | He will thank vou. Fleas Bi points in the city; built elevated life out of dogs Washing with Senpucee's PLEASE rar 2 loon tobe railways, canatS and broad: streets: Skip-Flea Soap kills fleas and lice and Our Extraordinary Jubilee Offering of ~Player-Pianos —Complete With Piano Bench - sae $ ats 288 Convenient Terms, if Desired q_ A real opportunity for music lovers. High-grade mahogany finished Players equipped with guaran- teed transposing device, automatic sustaining pedal, 6-point, smooth-running motor, easy pedal action and all-metal frame. Be sure to inspect these in- struments tomorrow in our Music Salon. i establish several freight stations destrovs odors. L« aves the coat clean, Our en- larged Shops about the city with Tabata station | soft and fluffy. Lathers f: reely in h 7 | ; an . T : ' : ard or oe &€ n handle Stop in oday as the center of the system as a soft water. Stri ‘tly a ‘high- rade soap, * 1 oe &§ double means of expending the transporta- | effective also for human use. rgeant’s * ; vere _ ee ~ _ e _ > - w and Order Those tion of necessary freight. Skip-Flea Powder, for dogs and cate— | Ss Highest sme wwii There has been an enormous ex-| Will not irritate or nauseate. crade, guar- ; - " > : le pansion of convértible notes, but Price 2Sc each, at drug stores, tollet counters} ae i : cae bo - : ew Glasses owing to the advances madn Sed'va- Sporting goods stores, seed stores and pet shops. : % i‘ ; terials; best rious banks by the Bank of Japan. financiers do not expect there will | Free Dog Boo fame a. oy Bigs ee : ng be any great increase in commodity | Book. 64 pages be oe | throughent. ‘prices on care,feedi: g and trai: ing, with ailment chartand gry PS P Senator Vest's “Tribute to a Dog.” Write today. , .A great portion of the advances | Sergeant's Sure Shot Capsules for worms, 60c: Condition Pills for general weakness, 60c, | TAH OREO CLOTHES made to the smaller banks by the There's also a Sergeant ‘Medicine f or every dog ailment. Standard for 50 years. | - weg \, | Bank of Japan against possible de- #a” Our Free Advice Dep't will answer a: ny question about your dog's health free, ceeneeneeese 212 N 7th St ) | mands of depositors has heen rede- Polk Miller Drug Co., Ince 844 Governor St., Richmond, Va. cle RI Se Rees ee waa ‘ a >- wee s yy 7 r. > - > - > - - = > - >» - -? = J . ? 7 : ~~ o — - “ ~ rt | SR 7 A Special Purchase . Brings Persian Rugs at Savings of less From Refugee Ship taining a large reserve supply gave ‘ | RIL Vs he —- : ‘ | Vf hi 4 4 "oe . 1! : . . i] | j 2 O O the great Japanese earthquake dis-,| ~ Wit hy we have it. No aster, which wrecked Tokio and | | /j t (K pC ae bike Fe bake *, /, Va Y le hi Details of Quake Received By Wire- | Prominent in Our Jubilee Sale Are Console 0 With $6 Worth of > Records—Special at. Terms, $5 Monthly, if Desired ; @ Gracefully designed Console style cabinets that are 32x21x32 inches, in brown mahogany with center er and silent running, standard motor. and. large record capacity. Equipped to assure clears tones. Music Salon—Sixth Floor ” : Denn LEEPER na td 4 ahd be bk Bik way and r st into flames, Mrs Webb egaltd ’ HONOLULU, Sept §.—Detalils of | . can come- Yokohama. have been received by | with it. Thisisa & The Advertiser by wireless from ref- | ugees aboard the President Piefce, | | | ‘ : , assertion, but a : oe ee ee cae | : : | Exceptional Values to Celebrate Jubilee Week and wil] wi é which t# en route to San Francisco. | | : . - eves FOU. The liner js expected to reach here | | TENG the’ Opening of Our Oriental Rug _ Section. ENDENT ts” pec cele enta| | . q An extraordinary opportunity which the connoisseur of the most that he wad in the newspaber office | | al luxurious floorcoverings should not overlook—gorgeous Persian Rugs. woven entirely by hand, with mysterious designs and glowing colors . : : Special ii IES CO. when, shortly after noon, there came | ++ kee me) Lae a dull, rumbling noise followed by | | |] that will endure a lifetime. Offered in the following remarkable ' pact the severe shaking of the building. | | : , Bookcases and tables overturned, | groups: ; $1 Value hp . Qn " % blocking the doors. He jumped from | | HY f ° “HOEN FEL a window 15 feet to the street, just | v4 Royal Persian Royal escaping on avalanche of falling : + COMBINED. TE Asuiter pricks. | ay Kermanshahs Arak Rugs ier in our toilet “The six-story modern Palace Ho- Special at e article, done in ever seen. Erclu- 40 tes Olan see Lh. pote So : > — - » > . _ . " " . . Bete ete SPS tet ata tet etal etateteteletetstatetste' — ends t 6 ee “ia CPR = Tas gud RC oe —— ae te ~ Widied as gh. edb. ve aga Pe ae be see at ee com” Deferred payments i Sales Agents 712 Sprace St., St. Louls, Mo. » WY Pi ae ee a ee eee Reet roe hee Oe a ah oul 4 _ > ¥, ¥ , - ‘ 2) eee ve we wt tg’ gamed: raf ” 1
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ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the : ined. Dailv POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equais thet of the Daily Globe-Democret and the Times Combine et tt —_ en 11-6 @ Beaded, embroidered and plain Dresses in such a wide array of styles —all new and correct—that practi- cally everyone is assured of a satis- factory selection. Of Canton, satin- faced Canton and flat crepe in black, navy and brown. Women’s and misses’ sizes. $11.50 Value, $30 to $39.50 $15 to $20 Valaes at ... Values at . | By the Associated Press. LONDON, Sept. 1§.-—A Baispatch from Cerbere, France, says ‘that travelers arriving ~- there from ‘Spain report that some df the min- listers who held office at the time of the coup d'etat have been arrested. teuter Plaid Blankets” 66x80-inch fancy piaid Blankets in bive and tan; with | everlocked edges. Very soft and fluffy. Seconds of $3.50 grade. Special Wednesday, pair ef ST Grade, > #28¢e xtra i inches; woven cotton and woel plaid designs; pink, and gray. x Plaid Blankets Soft, . wool-mixred Blankets in blue, tan or gray plaid patterns: 66x 80-inch size. c oa Plaid Blankets ' By the Associated Press. : PORT VENDRES. France — moons apnea: Bla k T ish Frontier, Sept. 18. -—— It is Crt Pe rg sg SAAD, Lar Se nKets panis : iMeared in many quarters ‘that a Feounter-revolution in Spain will ap- pear but for the moment the peo- f pie and the political leaders seem P stupefied_by the rapid turn of events ‘in the last few days and unable to ' formulate their ideas. Party chiefs . hho have heard rumors that many are to be expelled from’ Spain are > greatly perturbed. Various prom- ’ went persons are making prepara- "tions to leave before they are con- | ducted to the frontier. ~ | Madrid remains quiet. |While sol- | diers are se@m in the capital streets. they have not taken oVer the police _ duties but it is understood the mili- ‘tary istready for any emergency. — ‘Troops have occupied strategic points while the civilian’ guard has been evident in Madrid in consider, | -’ able streneth for some time. News-— paper opinion demands Jiberty for & the press.- ' aptain General Primo, Rivera in| Sethe course of conversation with sev- | S eral friends has expressed his inten- | Stion of respecting all institutions | “that really represent pubjic opinion | ylong as they act within legal lim- | ‘its. The workers’ organization will) Rot be touched, but they nrust Fe- | S frain from inviting their members S to strik«. Primo Rivera intends to make an | immediate attack On those whom he | considers the greatest enemies of the f Spanish people. It is believed that _ hew laws are unnecessary, as Spain Swelready possesses too tnany which are not enforeed. | Speaking of the coup d'etat by the nilitary Captain General Primo § Rivera | that beyond) the actual leaders in the movement the only persons who were acquainted with the intentions of himself and his followers were the Spanish Ambas- Sadors in London, Paris and Rome. lent quality, tn pink, blue o tan paid patterns, finishe with overlocked edges: 66x 80-inch size. Plaid Blankets © Seconds of $6.75 $4.45 Blankets in Extra large size Blankets—70x£0 inches: fn at- very Sr plaid pat- tractive plaids; various desirable colors; bound with terns—pDPin«k, iueé or tan. , Soft and fleecy. ribbon or overlocked edges. Only 2 pairs to a buyer. | Basement Ecenemy Steere _.' Girls’ Coats ' $12.50 to $16.50 $ Io Values for ..... oe ae 200 Coats of plain and plaid Polair or Bolivia: | some fur trimmed. Various colors. Sizes 7 to 14. Basement Economy Store \ Ta Fall Dresses _ $12.50 to $15 > & 388 Values for ... 500 new Dresses of satin charmeuse, Poiret twill and Canton;, in black, mavy and brown. | Siges 14 to 44. Seconds of $8 $ Grade, Pair. . Soft. warm B this well known A Group That Affords Splendid Savings in Women’s Klannelette Gowns $1.25 and $1.50 Values—Wednesday...... 98 | Many attractive styles of pink or blue striped or plain and braidiny, all are cut full in width and length. white Flannelette in all regular and extra sizes. Made with double front and back yokes, long sleeves, high neck or low neck with round or square collars. Some are trimmed with embroidery : $1.95 to $2.95 | $1.00 Dressing Sample Wear fee Sacques » Women’s high-grade nightwear of flanne!l- | ette; nightgowns, Billie Burke sleepers and two- piece pajamas of Scotch flannelette trimmed with silk ribbon. novel- 7 O —- . | ty dDraids and frogs; Jubilee Sale of Boys’ Shoes $2.25 to $2.65 Values for $1 .65 Layer Cak Don’t Overlook the Jubilee Sale of yer Cake : imeitns MO Wednesday € Chocolate Layer Cake, filled and coate. with choco- late. $5@ Many kinds of centers, _Pe®oated with milk and dark » chocolates. Basement Economy Store : Economy “tore - “we Now in Progress—the Jubilee Sale of ~ Women’s Low Shoes $35 @ One-strapped styles of excel- lent satin or log cabin suede with suede trimmings and lattice work cut-out. Also one-strapped effects soles and high covered heels. Basement Economy Store art cheviots and cassime ues .. many colors and Knickers are full-linec inaws—of woolen mackil cloth in rich patterns. Q¥ coats—roomy mod ») rious heavy fabrics. All sizes from 7 to 183 Basement Union Suits x t = — /Handbags . $1.50 to $1.75 iS to Chic Fall H we. ae ais or $1.79 x Values for es €500 smart ieather Handbags | many styles and colors; al] wit € Men's fine-ribbed fleece-lined cotton coin purse end mirror. Union Suits in long sleeve, ankle length Basement Economy Store sty'e. Medium or heavy weights. Union Suits Well made of fleece-back materia! in vari- ous pretty floral designs; round collars and ‘turn-back cuffs; all sizes: just a limited quantity tn in this lot; priced — of patent with flexible Basement Economy Store Sit :—. ae € au ee ft ‘Corselettes $1 and $1.50 7 5 Cc Values, for.. @ Odd lots of Corselettes; long and short models and ideal for sports and home wear. P. N. Corsets Extra Special! Men’s Broadcloth § Shirts Pee? $7 50 soca « Genuine English Broadcloth. T. domestic Broadcloth Shirts a a * 4 j mdi a : a Government Employes Obey Order to - 2 Be on Job at st A, M. | Press Sept. 18.—In conse- of the decree issued in Mad- ordering all Government em- * ef « » By *¢} \ oer ate LONDON, squence rid also in the , Dioves to he at work promptly at 9 t Children’s ribbed cotton 8ul {th : ba tO A iT) the “morning, hundreds of neckban4, collar-attached styles and $3.50 Value, $I 69 strong ‘tape over (shoulder a Women’s Gloves fsuch workers who hitherto have feparate collar matc vies. n . : izes — — white, tam. gray and bive. Plain and eee years. 1.25 value... 9 . + Women’s Union Suits Fine-ribbed fleece-lined cotton Suits in Various styles. Regular and extra Sizes. Seconds of $1.50 a 88c Basement conomy Store @ 1000 pairs of youths’ and boys’ Shoes; of black or brown leather and very serviceable; all | sizes. iwn their salaries without earning Pthem were seen hurrying to their _ offices yesterday, says a |Madrid dis- patch to the Daily Mail. | The correspondent adds that the ri ethod heretofore employed by the holders of Government sjnecures was to send agents to collect their com- ; ward effects. All sizes 14 to 17, not in every style. | Basement Fconomy “tore Seconds of $1.50 to =H, _ $1.95 Grades 19¢ € 2000 Pairs of chamois suede Ves; gauntiets, 12 and 16 - ton styles. + Bey ered backs. Basement Economy Store. Medium bust and long hip models of coutil; heavily boned | and of splendid quality. Basement Econ omy Store « Pan’ and Lyons popular shapes, with tri Kinds of feathers. In the correct shades and combinations. Basement : Plain and embroid- Basement Economy Store j 2 Seamless Axminster Rugs | 4 Seamless, Axminster Rugs, woven with $ 59 50 lustrous pile, in many beautiful color- ings which will blend with almost any deco-- ratiye scheme; 9x12-foot size; seconds of $70 Axminster Rugs | Axminster Rugs puss Practical for ail rooms, in small | Small Rugs: useful about the home: fr. medaliton and conventional de- | 27x54-inch Size; woven of excellent yarns 8; rich bm pai of tan, brown. rose | in many different designe and $4 45 ' ‘green. 2-f. size; , colorings cond f $6 gcrade.... . ‘J seconds of $47.00 grade... $31.50 | eee ‘Dantaent Economy Store Wednesday, Special at, Yard.... | ) @ Pepperell Sheeti useful for making to 10-yards, 9-4 wide. $2.25 Spreads Housewives Will Appreciate This Jubilee Offering of © 60c Pepperell Sheeting is noted for its thorough excellence, being eets, pillowcases, etc. In lengths from 2 Just 3000 yards in this lot. ng C patt s for making hemmed ends. Seconds of a well- Gingham in checks, plaids and Crepe Silk Seconds of $3.50 to $4G rades, Yard. ry; €@ Crepe satin, satin Canton and Cite ital in deep rich black. All es of heavy quality. $3.50 Tricotine oor oe ‘ Bath Towels Tea Cloths asses SS win be ere ee em x White crochet Bedspreads: Full bleache a Congress—in e Elev h Dis W ie size 72x34 inches, with strongly Towels with Srtushe ‘penta Imported Japanese Luncheon § Wict—in New Tork Cesk te fon the indow Sh d Q hemmed ends. Choice of sev- ends and blue or pink borders. Cloths; size 45x45 inches: with a) Vacancy caused by ths Meath of : a e meyeet te imperfections. neatly hemstitched ends. ania 4. Riordan: in the Sixteent? | Special 26c _ In several designs Pe a ty riet, to fill the vacancy taused Second of $1 15 G ad + a be Rag death of W. Bourke Cock - - s “ r e. i >’ rae ye hte % Where nominations will Pes ‘ q Oil opaque W indow' Shades in green, white 2c Percales : Cabinet Phon ; 4 . ae ~ih Pp § roliers; in length; 36 inghes; in numer- size 45x36 inches with deeply | T8Tas of genuine Amoskeag : : uther W, size 3x6 feet. Limited quantity at, each ous feat 9 Panel Curtains | et ot ir. | Quality marguisette wit ’ ——— of Ruestan lace trimmed with ; Deige tint; appropriate for any $ 28 Cretonnes A wide assortment of beautiful designs and color combinations in these light or dark Cretonnes, suitable for many decorative uses; yard 16c ee a shirts and 29c Toweling | tweedies. Special, Wednesday, yard known make. | Wednesday ... Special ee $2 Longcloth At the Incredible Price of Only..... ; By WETS APPEAL TO PRESIDEN Want His Sy eine Pppert in Obtaining Ligh Wine and Beer. ; y* Associated Preas. Soft; chamois- OMAHA N ic , to $3 Curtains | 40c to 50c Curtainin ‘ ee pve ae Toweling 17 7000 yards 6f excellent Outing | cloth, put up in 10-yard oltn PRebow of Omebn titan aettea or pain or-Ggured | Fancy Curtain Voiles, sertm — mar- borders. For seaiing Saieheen | Sent oe $6 inches wide; with | For sleeping garments, under- urer of the National Liberty League = .. y~" Tpiien, the @ 1 GR | Guinette .. a L, eeetee er: all and roller Towels. ° 20 | een” dee and fancy stripe bat etc. bith $1.37 Pa pom public a letter te ee ee ee ; : ; ssday, "ere m ; at aE a ee Sve pte ds xa ely: | yard Basement Economy Steve fer for his poe ray od pantie Bi 4 | eal to obtain modification of the ead law, for
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ya a tlath. - Society—Drama ” £ Bijitorial Page e. patty Cartoon ta? epee, tet. renin -—— ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY-EVENING, SEPTE) SMBER 18, 1923. mh. ERT os a [iene,-,_—e _— -——— - —— FRREVOLT These Are Parlous Days for the Royal Family of Spain ARTICLEXISBASIS- 3 Ss # . sz ee Rae “ s : 5 hacer eal ; ee ~ ° aS : ig ; es : ; . Es | : 3 yore a ‘ i Fo oS es . tik me. . = > ea. ~*) : eo 3 4 ae = r -—. $}. ‘ ey : me — a . a * Bt 4 © EN Pg iL Re Bl a eS +" +! |CHILEAN DEFENDS wholly understand. When you ask anyone in Northampton what he ir etd e Blan- ale Pl rn a DSM . A A 4... —_—s ex SuneeS = PREPARING TO LEAVE | * a 33 ats — Sa AO ee,” ae ee, - ll ; ie ee .. | | honestly thinks of Cal he'll invariably answer ' ¥ : . q | . : 83 ke of IPF aaa” te ee > es | 3 . i 4 —_ . See > : . : aS 4 8 : | MONROE DOCTRINE “And he’ . PAE alr eae secianal nik ied > nee Res : vecial and Political Leaders. = , os ae > a - ake eG , és ee | c¢ 3 n> am = Ve , — 7 $3 3.95 nish Frontier, Sept. 15. It iS| hold are shown. The recent successful revolution seems to have left | “i aes ; ie marke‘ , ’ ' youngest son in his lap. The Queen, wearing white, is in the chair to‘the | ™@™*&-- figure,”’ said one of their friends, laughing. ‘I remember the days when or bee ann a fe od in many quarters ‘that a/ the reigning family secure, as the revolutionists declared from the start | With five or ae ue commis- plendid ° ¢ aual ster-revolution in Spain will ap- that the movement was not against the King, but ag sainst his govern-! | a | wae sip or lata beer yl aaa. he was running for Mayor, Mrs. Coolidge used to say that she could only rf ee ; ee Le FSSS——_—_—_—— === {sions sitting simultaneously, ‘the buy her clothes in certain places—in the places where Cal wanted to’ . ; sox80 but for the moment the peo- ) | | |league supporters here from many | win some new votes.” ashua nkets . » and the political leaders seem from the West End last night were Bla | r ey flashed by the huge Sperry search- | countries are having a desperate ee > $2. 65 ) i stuy fied_by the rapid turn of events | Re Aes Sim | ry | ce eo Bim oe yf i sain the last few days and unable to hg , eing used to advertise the | | | time to follow all the debates and a ; touch with the various ] RIISING PONFERENCE ON} AR ankets Hat travelers arriving there from n report that some of the min- ji j leet. It had been set up in the} to keep in wa Bah wit mulate their ideas. Party chiefs | county heretofore, but last néght . | oy at . have heard rumors that vane, § was on Art Hill, pointing white | developments. e | : : ; ; aise’ 0x76 inches. _ are to be expelled from Spain are | |Shafts around the rainy heavens. It | ) That the celebrated Article Ae . i . , tly perturbed. Various prom- . one - set > - o Fanon Park to-; ' which yesterday was eee the | . = persons are making prepara- night and probably in Carondelet | heart of the league covenant, is the | Mons to leave before they are con- | Park tomorrow night. | | center stone of the preSent league’s | ' f é > BARES eR Ee { ivities is very clear. It forms the | Sale of , icted to the frontier. . activities \ a) | : basis of the proposed new treaty of i : pies f P 5. ANTHRACITE MINERS PREPARE | ‘ Better Business Bureau Told;Proposal of®American Legion ee oe te to ee ee id remains quiet: While sol- . we se@n in the capital streets ‘mutual assistance which, if approved hin > ; oa not Ci 6 . “ : Pennsylvania hard coal fields were | T. CPEWACK ite ili y ai its fellow -|ness Bureaus in annual convention 8 Se ee e tend military aid to its fellows un armament conference, according to. —w -. . ' » do ‘> | Captain General I — so in| By SAMUEL SPEWACK. Sag ane ee ; ; h d , f th iated , Advertising Clubs of the World. national headquarters here today. : to do so. | bituminous operators’ special cem-| gome of the critics fear that this} pe 79 delegates who convened Sts replies@ame from United States ii : ; et : —m Copyright, 1923. : . Mat really represent public opinion |!nternational Air Meet at St. Louis BERLIN. Sept. 18.—Chancellor | Mittee told the Coal Commission to-|wellnigh suppresses Article X alto-| _ Pek sZ | enators, Congressmen, Governors, SERLIN, Sept. 8. yesterday for a four-day session or- gether. Others remark that ft might | editors, college presidents and other friends has expressed his inten- | of respecting all institutions tomorrow morning after a_ lay-off; Dispatch*and New York World. his regret that he cannot attend the since Aug. 31, when the 1922 wage Se eee =| . rs - | Kia , ae - ) “~~ contract betwee! the United Mine | | : —*- ; nd von d Laiedy ee leg n vo fe leld week after next, Oct. 1, 2 end pie Stresemann gave a garden party to | day that such wide variations in liv- anisdd themudebventodae tnto an e workers’ organization wi '3. at the same time indorsing the Workers and the coal operators ex- the foreign correspondents at the/|ing costs had been found in soft ceal have the effect of removing Ameri- 8 y grounds | prominent citizens. Suits—of w 00 ] | be touched, but they must sy ee oh PA a pired and the union order to stcp Chancellory last evening. He ap- Sele , etna ‘ean obiections to the covenant. | to study advertising problems in Thirty disapproved thé proposal re ) om t) ie ; lelds that it would be impossible to|~ ,. proof that Geneva is creating | Specific lines such as furs, jewelry | for the conference, 16 were undecid- - ce e science aviation. be ry , —* —— Me. ¢ - : _—e 1. : , ‘ ¢ cassimeres in strike. | | : 2 c é a rviation Resumption of operations Was as- slashing speech of Premier Poincare | f* a standard on wW hich wages a helpful ‘international atmosphere, : E > As and atterns ee sntends to make an An invitation to the chief execu-|sured by the action yesterday of] anq indicated that it meant more |COU/a be based. Instructions IN| gnokesmen of the various nations | S. T. Leaming of Providence, R.| Those favoring the proposal in- full- lin M ok. MMediate attack On those whom he tive was extended through B. H. representatives of local unions of the against Great Britain than against ithe law creating the conimission point to the peaceful settlement of | 1. is to preside at an open forum late cluded 2” U nited States Senators, a 7 : 'Mulvihill, vice president of the Na- os 9 , ‘ / ’ . “ . ‘ i , : on —— . . " ” ish people. It is believed that |. = onal Aeronautic Association, Wash-| “28¢ ®sreement drafted in Harris-| appointment and “this week there | Committee said, could not be com The machineryfof the League of) Week. 126 newspaper editors, 44 college ew laws are unnecessary, as Spain | : ; burg by union officials and repre-/} will be no more speeches as far as /| Plied with. Nations whirledwesterday as never | Urges Publicity for Crooks. presidents and 82 other prominent : patterns. Over- ‘elready possesses too rainy which Ithe following reply several days ago: sentatives of the operators. ] am concerned,”’ he said. | : ; “Establishment of respect ‘for de- citizens, the legion stated. pot enforced. egates followed this by voting imme- While Stresemann talked infar- | of five were found by the operators lems of vast interest and the council |cent business principles,’ was desig- ; Organized World War veterans of " | tation t ttend® th mternational ‘investigators, the Commission. was| o¢ the league, in a noteworthy pub- nated by Raymond M. Havens of} England, France, Belgium and Ru- ; . : “ , i f : e - , . pe fabrics. me nilitary Captain General Primo | ity. ~ a + | once. awav bv Minister of Posts Hoefle, |told, to range from $544.53 for a) session, frankly debated the} Kansas City, former prestdent of | mania will bring pressure upon tneh , Air Rac es and Aero ( ongress, ST. ‘ away y Niin! r OStS Oe€Li@, | , S , ed aic Wera seid that bevond the actual | At the same time preparations! who came with the news that the | family of five in Kansas to $734.41 question of Italy’s refusal to recog-! Rotary International, as the common ‘1 ; , ding disarmament conference, accordin Basement ‘ : ' , ‘sorry that, owing to the demands, ol! . : | : ® Boonemy Store Pons who were acquainted with ‘ublic disties eb hes (ncaenenlpeet Rg the new contract at Gov. Pinchot’s!the dollar. Excusing himself hur- | tion of Ohio. the Greco-Italian crisis. ,of the Associated Advertising Clubs. healt : leat ‘ h intentions of himself and his i + for rama Jecline all tenth an home at Milford, where the Governor | riedly, Stresemann walked away and Assurance that’ the United Mine The famous Article X of the cove- | Newspaper publicity in dealing - ye arty ff eg res — - - P. . beerighgayrs rotor gt ented t ; ian the| has been on a vacation since the/did not return. It was an incident | Workers of America are in "cOM-/| nant, which was the main subject| with fraudulent enterprises was} * _ - Pa cuter nthiag ola all Hats - im London, PariS and Rome. bys ne nin ian ~ nhilamen map end of the coal conference, which | vividly illustrative of the confusion | plete accord with vem : ate st - sateen e ‘ jovi , e aut eat iniportance _|he took part in. caused by Poincare’s rejection of the | recommendations of the Coal Com-| ate when the question of American O., in a forum discussion. The sanlen 1: was onit considers : , The mines througpout the distriet | peac® offers. So intent is Strese-| mission in its recent report to the | adherence was before the American “If you want to get rid of crooks this dertaien gm be chlnaa.' victory for | in the blic, furnished renewed interest/ and illegitimate business,’ he gaid . , public, ' sd sate. | the campaign since the organization main from inviting their members work became effective. peared to bear up well under the) | and textiles. ed and 23 gave qualified approval. Tonsiders the greatest enemies of the , anthracite field in ratifying the|¢pe Reich. Of course. it was a dis- | that such a standard, be fixed, the the Greco- Italian conflict. | this afternoon on world-wide “Truth| 43 Representatives, 15 Governors, woolen mackinaw | ington} to whom Mr. Coolidge sent : ae o | ‘. The del- Yearly food budgets for families | }erore, The delegates attacked prob- ' - ; | “My hfeartiest thanks for your invi-| P models of vari Speaking of the coup d'etat by ‘ diately to return io the mines a) maby to individuals he was dragged | 4 Governments to support the air . ig 4 a . f tober. JI am 4 ; , ‘te 8 3 Ree ;' : m 7 to 18 years. sin the movement the only eouls, af the Bra Of Orton “¢| were being made for the signing of mark had crashed to 290,000,000 to|in the Bridgeport-St, Clairsville sec- | nize. the competency of the league in| purpose of his own organization and | , to word brought back to _ legion ollowers were the Spanish Ambas- | -y many” of the| o5¢ gebate in the United States Sen-|urged by F. M. Wilson of Toledo, iment Employes Obey Order to_ fits bearing upon the dev *% S Ss pear ‘4 ? ‘ , : , , oti Ce tag 2 wan lina ‘er ‘te be in excel-| mann on his goal that he had re-| President on labor relations Be on Job at 9 A. M. . : Fey today were reported to By the Associated Press. jopment of the entire ars of acro nav- lent r ondition for the immediate re-| fused to believe that-he was licked | bituminous industry, was conveyed ¢pefore the commission on amend- \“vyou can do it through newspaper . le) . | has charged that France has led all LON : . «' at i ¢ ; z ; WT its ‘ANnSpPoOtr- ; j ° . : . , , x oe NDON . Sept. 18.—In conse Agation, SO important in 21tS sig "s suIND ton 0? - ork. until the relentless interpretation of to the Commission today in a com- ' ments to the CON enant, W hen Senor publicity. Publicity will do more ’ fh, muence of the decree issued Maid-;tation possibilities, and also as a > ao ae , me ; tan i Ee PB ; ' Oey, : natfns of Europe in the race for , ei r ssued in } | naga Teen Oa SD Gece the New York Stock Exchange told! munication signed bj a comitte Alvarez, the Chilean diplomat, pre-| ¢han prosecution. It is much easier supremacy of the air and that En- shag ering all Government em-); phase of the — "| wae © ws T MOBILIZATION OF him how the speech looked to the/representing the organization. ‘sented a powerful defense of the to fight these evils before the dam- ; : , h ae a tit . pioyes to be at work promptly at 9/|tional defense. There is need to give REA outside world | “Tt is especially gratifying to the! Monroe Doctrine, which he declared age is done than afterward.” : ven ‘ ane a net ehtee hat it - s i ° ‘ . w 6 e - 2 es 4 . . » » so ; P ‘clock in the morning, hundreds of | ‘the fullest encouragement to avin NAVAL FORCES IN JANUARY Gitintal > infawrsnattin reaching | United Mine Workers of America,”'| was worth more to the American In reply, Howard M. Cool, man-| paq orl ee rte a rormes | al *uch workers who hitherto have | tion and its interests, and the Nation | ae Aak ep ' mt ; xr ‘sth: he com-|! : > = | “ ‘ : ‘ r . : Nomina + Sige \ ith 80 battle planes, scout planes with Hilferding for the failure of the /and operators of the problem of até. pony asked for time in which to Holland told the convention that / By the Associated Preas. Hons for Three Seats injhim to attend ee eer, Pe ~ bere are ordered to assem- latter’s reform measures. Von Knil-| employment and of wee Te “iy reply, but Lord Robert Cecil, while} if the credit and confidence. upon CHICAGO, Sept. 13,-—Satisfactory By the Congress. ‘wrote to Mayor Kiel to acknowledge “ria pir fie pdt on the east | ins. Premier of Bavaria, has indi- | terentials and their revision, 28 | insisting that this question must be| which business was conducted were | Settlements were reached in a large Asror " sie “J a } ; , ; is not epnort yoints out Lo the 5 : . ‘s ‘? “e plan of the Pennsy!vania Rallroad : Air board officers ha Caribbean Sea, the operating plans’ ccalition Government in Berlin “Your rej I fulfilleq its full duty 1 the Itallan Of course, he said, we must aripbea Hea, : . , | to his taste. | American public in forceful and oe Labtadi ot kell shat oA in madly, | let the public know we are fighting system for the first haif of 1923. , . : e@; . ier Poincare’ ,.eches is that . to the recommendations ap-;| Council of Ambassadors and had o ¢ by the Northwestern Region head- aN eventh Dis Louis Field. The acceptance of Hon. |. trol and base forces. remier Poincare’s speeches is As to ye the ltained an amicable settlement of the find a crook who deliberately de- , “pp te to : | ew York C itv—to fill the Phva Buri Navareth, Siamese Minis- . the Government is left at sea cling- proved in the tray oom nagag Ao 2 om é . frauds, words of the English lan- perpen dn n> oO = adhe cnt oe wee ’ Caused by the death of .' as received yesterday. Among |ing to any straw that is in reach., committee said the l nited . mad on : , | Suage are not strong enough to con- uring th period & total Of S66 Ben Riordan; in the Sixteenth |‘®™ W4S ? ho have accepted T0 URGE ELLIS ISLAND CHANGE Workers “here and now give assur- When the sub-committee present+ | gemn him.” | cgses were taken up with offleers to fill the vacancy caused the oe. T , aa ae Copyright, 1923 ance to the commission that % mer od a reapintien Sam nee Oe ree Prescott pointed out that invest- below ‘division superintendents,” the : eth of W. Bourke Cock- Me ioreeneral H. Haraguchi and | Aid to Mellon Would Cut Red Tape; LONDON, Sept. 18.—Premier| put forth its best efforts ‘oWal"’ dian amendment and intended to in-|ment securities, being intangible, sia TS ter 5 a ae ry nO ' a ' * Raty mere nominations will be, Ma "XN Ohtsuka military attaches, and inlarge Facilities, ‘Baldwin and Premier Poincare are | carrying these recommendation \terpret precisely the celebrated Ar-; presented a difficult field for un- Pabet a +r , Phen: yp cn ae } oe Where nominations will be)’ a). . . et ieee end Lieut. | By the Associated Press. to meet. The French Premier has to. effect.’ ticle X, the Venezuelan delegates said Nerained buyers. TRese securities | § hera ns yy ter cay aye: prc Otero EN to succeed ae tune Sakanaki, naval attaches,| NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—Increased | expressed a desire to make the ac- Jet RES c. this article constituted the real reason } must Ye bought and sold, he said, on | 7 oa Foe. Eh cag Dh retes Luther WwW. ws weott smyr migg pe RSET BE ‘embass; Cupt. | appropriations for the Ellis Island |quaintance of Premier Baldwin and | Bishop Blake Arrives in why the United States Senate did/ confidence and anything that tended | reviewing ; pain pa 2 - : SSy: not subscribe to the league covenant. | to disturb that faith was a vital blow | 7 ne — ploye, the number .of cases car- of the .*gparrese , ; . : ciated Press. Colderara, seronautic§ 2t- immigrant station will be recom- ‘the nreeting probably will be in | By new YORK. Sept. 18.—Bishop Weawtithien: of ba chenk: gi to investment banke $ s Reso ge ried to the general manager ater! oii APPEAL | a ‘Maria @ : f rT. So , | " ey ge ' Secre the Treas- ! p; T) lay. the correspondent >, head of the : : . ) It lis n Kembea $35 5 sfan Irie nae d to ecre tary O i aris 1ursc ay, : = ar Blake of I aris, 16a , i - m 10 PRESIDENT tache of the — sttache of-thejury Mellon by Assistant secretary | was informed, but it will be -devoid | ep AR Episcopal Church in the The resolution, which was warmly — advertising is honest. Ed- | 223 and th reaching the reviewing $ Group | Elliott Wadsworth, who yesterday | of political significance. Premier | Mediterranean area, and his fwo | supported by M. Rolin, the Belgian ma ay ates manager of the !comnriittee 84: by Wine and Bee M. Christie, air attache made an official inspection of the! Poipcare’s position seemingly is too laughters, arrived today on the | jurist, and others, set forth that the on Better Business Bureau. told | “Of the controversial the cr Captain G. ste, megiand council must take into account the| the delegates. Only about 5 Der | tg aken up originally or on appent Assoc | ai. | ish: Premier Baldwin's . Bure n> 0 Mled Press f “rn bass and MA&ij. | island. far apart from remier ) , shi » I reside nt Vv an t) British Hmbassy, steamshi} | ‘ MAH oO 1e geographical and special conditions cent, he said, is open to suspicion | with the local officers, superintend. L » Neb., Sept. 18.——Dor E Wadsworth said he not only would/to permit of any common ground | —— a : IAP J , and t of that i of each State if it believed military part of that is due to ignorance | ents, general superintendents and ‘| Vietori: “ani litary attache of Omah: 'Victoriano Casajun, mi / Ra stiiitad tn 4 | « weneste'| , ana, secretary-treas- . , . po « recommend that facilities be im-j/being found, and Baldwin i p ven though : » Spanish Embassy. | ‘ formally. even g ‘ ' Of the National Liberty League. nea r oh officers of the United proved and the detention buildings|;ed to *have made up his mind not in the gre por financial support measures should be resorted to be- | ole carelessness in preparing adver | general mabhagers Almost half were | Pr made public a letter to| a. ay a : d navy and Govern- | enlarged, but would suggest changes !to take any further steps in Europe > through lac this attitude is expected cause of aggression and that the ee eth _. |adjusted or compromised in fer ey Me, askinc the lat-i- at te also are expected. |in the methods of handling immi- | until he can place his foreign policy | from Berlin di France and/| parliamentary authorities of each Pa Re ge ~~ }ot employes. Of cases ment departmen ‘to ‘weaken. rapidly. country must decide to what extent,)| early settlement of the reparations | the reviewing committee halt — Support in the jcaen Pal by Plane erants ‘tg eliminate red tape. His /|‘for criticism or indorsement before es stick En ‘omes DY ane. 2 Ln. no nearer to a 80 “5 modification of the | vey H. a om an army flyer visit 1s understood to have resulted ‘the imperial co onference in London | Germany are if any, they should help to preserve problem, deciares a manifesto dis- were decided in favor of the wing a ' inns en France entered the ? | | ae: for manufacture and! from Langley Field, Va., who is en- | from the recent criticism of the sia. |next month. boar yer Pipe opinion expressed injanother country’s independence. tributed ar all the delegates to the | agement.” } | — @nd light wine. and as- sited Ss ce aitienake in the Liberty | tion hy the British Ambassador. Al-| Meanwhile British opinion regards | Ruhr, 2d uarters last night. & + were OBE. cefeconcen, te | io Fe Faiane of Aeditertame Fpdanne BPE igus c Liban Ste aioe adh eles arg? is former President Wilson and the Trad le Unions of molated and esta : int She league will have ; | trophy #ace, arriv ea | though he said that a ‘“‘whitewash | Poincare’s, speech of Sunday as un- now felt that there wonal political ‘thket aT bench Praiaiaeetertey by airpl report’ on conditions was impos- Sh ye worse the yeaa mein rots the better possible | United States Ses | Ae pen one Bd ghemptaty 50,000,000 fast 40 make their) and today flew to St. Louis I a. sible, he declared | he had found the ic plight o Europe and as mak ng | any hang ve eats His Spacers technical | Upper | r sega Light ,Czecho-Hjove akian Legation, » t
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TUESDAY. 4 EMBER 18, a ; ia —=——_— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923. 18 i emneeenee al ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. ae | THE COOLIDGE CALIBER. earning his living in St. Louls while taking a uni- e mint ) * - , versity course is learning not only theories and the ¢ 4 4 | President Coolidge is committed to carrying out . as \ 1 intellectual fruition of the ages but the ve stuff . ings remain pOL pledge ings profoundest wish. advocated during his presidency did Mr reveal such emotion and intensity es pleading the cause of the court. The polit ficulties anc dangers of his course Were recognized and in his St. Louis speech he Sought to allay such consequences with concessions and reservations But, as shown by subsequent utterances. Ameri adhesion the court Mr. cherished hope What Mr. Harding wou!d have done, had he 1! LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. ‘o win a favorabie decision from the Senate is _ course. coniectural. He tenaciously held The name and address of the author belief, expounded during hie candidacy, that the must cooompany every contribution, but branch of the Government should not he ‘ a - Pease to waa of to the tobacco, when executive om vequest will not be published. Let- ters mot exceeding 200 words will receive preference. Enforce Eighteenth Amendment. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispa:ch. ; trip ’ favor of the World Court for the obvious purpose of imp attempt branch every doughboy was presented with packages of cig- arettes to soothe his tortured nerves. And they ad- mit that it will take many years to make much opinion in headway, “in view of the fact.” as Dr. Pease admits, “that fully 75 per cent of the men of this country and a growing proportion of the women smoke." ose. katie eg ee ~~ » " pt G5 Fe; ) : tO impose its wil] legis ative Nevertheless. upon the his speeches on the Alaskan were an effort to muster public *-$ And that effort is part of ' ch Mr. Coolidge has inherited ressing the Senate. . ad ° Y asw= ao , = , ° x . * » ha . by _ _ “a at ‘ 3 e. a - - . “« ‘ a 4 - _% ox’ - ; ; +, " e.7u a 4 ” . —* Who is this sanguine reformer who has set him- self the task of forcibly changing the habits. if no: the views, of over 75 per cent of the inhabitants of taese United States? described as “mild mannered and quiet.’ Yet he has made hundreds of arrests in states which have laws @gainst cig- arette smoking. Whenever he travels br be serves each conductor with a copy of a written by himself. “requesting and demanding that you do not permit persons Carrying lighted or burn- in or enter the It may well be that Political considerations argue Mr. Coolidge’s open and earnest But if Mr COMPLIMENT you upon your editoria! ‘he legacy wh! Pa Friday's paper entitied “No Rebellion , es at.” grand Se dimmed te octer th some spousal of Mr. Harding's courg plan. Timed a oad ‘ flect my personal “00'ldge is to carry out his predecessor's policies, ¥ mo tee ening except where political expediency intervenes. the aie " a alnennichitus our Govern- public is bound to know the caliber of the Puritan he very President and to measure it accordingiv law and . ei) its inception has been ‘ ment from PO ee DE Strong!y against 21e is etter, — ——— order. Law enforcement has been the one sustaining principle of our progress IS THE KLAN AWAKING? * »=*e~ = —_ Tt a aoe ok! 8 - en WA eS Bota ee 62 we SS => eS eae a, ‘tw sR me » . . >. - Se_@ 4 fat%-.. - + ~ — Lye Neen vs . . (foe Te Se Ae Pe s : aw - lob. _™~ : ow eh ons * - ES nds . “2 3 oe . + e ~ a 7 : ¢. . : Ng, BY SL petonte8 a g like that n incidents the: play. We in he draw the conciusion that Mr. ch 4% : , > pi tions ' In faet the Roint to the comedy appearg¢ to be : make A spirit ted is that Gpinions arejof ria e consequence anyway, eine | | . hear mo relation whatsoever to nan conduct in time of stress. | at happen to believe that. eve er watching “The Poe elings. ” ; Not Quite Real hin the beginning we weré shown ¥ group of people who "ane their 42 ndards of conduct in life, parti-| arly in reference to love and mar- f and then proceeded to act ine slete contravention to their ex-); h Every public official of major or minor From Oklahoma comes a report that the Ky ing tobacco tO pass through, remain : senate 1th importance, from the President down, ts Klux Klan down there favors discarding the mask car wherein or upon which I aM a passenger.’’ And. wpe niegio nh d convictions. = ie ‘nea P sss aun ae taw enforced, and avy (and robe—no: Only within the “State reaim,’’ as it is paid, he alwave has bis way. There is no smok onan SS paar EPRERENERST ey" her Ni is per net ogee 3 ‘what! E public official who winks an eye or con- Kian terminology puts it, but throughout the coun- ing in washrooms or anywhere else aboard his Py!)- eh En 3° — 2 See's eee’ a2 BS Nhe ne thinks’ We hebeve we C nives at the slightest infraction of the try generally. .The impression prevails among the man, where the conviria! drummer and other men ; sev giees 8 Oh ae ee Pe oe an predice his actions in ; in pers o : . > Detach Pe. cn os & Cy a a eer “— : law ought to be impeached. a — Sponsors of this movement that the mask is the usually congregate to enjoy a good cigar and swap sue *s ants ae wears TE CLT OR ee + es ye n situation with some fair mit oe ” oO t e “on- , : ! 4 t,. = et should say that 6° per a the organio law of the nation. Both must P at no man . SUA A, eae te. REARS e> fair average. Last night the} be enforced and enforced to the very! That impression is only partly right. The mask, smokes in Pease’s car (for he certainly assumes Bae a a what we expected them! > limit, with every available means at the | of course, is condemned by all thinking persogp be- Ownership of it)——he must have encountered men i et neta eed eae Di inly about 20 per cent of the 3 command of the algal }cause it is a constant temptation to kiansmen- who were so much more obliging than himself that * See IFT, ear af chia = and so from our point) of gon 3 r - ; | ermment must not be hin ~ “ in its /@@ders as well as followers—_1o perpetrate the out- "O comparison can be made , were not quite real peaple. The; pered water any guise or pretex ‘Tages that have shock d tl I No, he is not cantankerous’ He { , Mich’ : dis vnusdal in humarf con- } effort to secure obedience to the law. e 1@ Dation. ( serves as a VO, : antangerous! 48 not selfish = 3 according to our notion. May- be Mr. Haynes has asked for an appropri- Protection against identification to the wielders of He never thinks of his own comfort? . A perfec: aie why’ it 'le enilae Mae un-| “ ation of $10,000,000 to enforce the Vol- the lash, the tar-and-feather brigade and the Prac- Sunday schoo! model’ So far there Only 5000 of . “a. | stead act. He ought oo eadgga ie 25 ‘Utioners of other klan cruelty. The silly regiment. his followers. Let us all hasten to copy his ex- ~~ Perhaps Lee Wilson Dodd has no ufficien “ rac —— _ a if this sum is not « als are more than hokum to attract the morons. treme diffidence and forbearance. He will sure}, oie tes intentions of proving or argue ae have twice the amount, and if twice the : mane a SiMihe Changelings” [He mey| esucceed {mn ais worthy cause, using such miljd- thing Bo amount is not sufficient, then he ought They are a shield for the cowardice of those self- to have such an amount without limit appointed. but guardedly as will perfect the enforcement of the their fel)ow citizens. act, if it is to be done by the Prohibition The Ku Kinux Klan, however. partment. the Prohibition Department is un-. Ugly a Bpectacile with {ts mask off @&6 with its mask able, through inadequate equipment and °D. though admittedly leas dangerous. But the anonymous, censors of Mannered methods. — ~~ _ ++? ——______,. Will be quite as The League of Nations and Father Tim Dem psey are having a difficult time maintain nE peace in the world. } oy, and ff necessary to cope with the situ- ‘further pro 2 ation, the naval and the land forces of progress may be expected. Possibly the the should be called into *'42S8men may be inspired to read the Constitution play. /of the United States. I¢ they will the intelligent: There should be no limit to the means @mong them will realize what a contemptible and While the United Mine Workers of America are relegating the professiona] bolshevik hounders to the amateur class, Dr. John Pp Buckley, presiden: A LTHOUGH he the Ameri Woe ? .. a r) smncrecdca — eta. - — a,c — octet A E- . JUS PERAAPS THE “MISSING LINK.” Six months in the brought back for of Natura! History Specimens. including Spent india and can Museum coveted sd E.¢8 o* swamp ce From Dean Inge’s contribution in “Religion | Ta and Life,”’ a book by six authors just published by the house of Appleton: bias the latest comment by the. leading newspapers and periodicals on the the day. MIRROR @ | PUBLIC OPINION foree, to accomplish the enforcement of remova! of the mask at least indicates a deference cctiltntineiaiiiiiaia “oe sional ae, O Pat. Of.) good deal of bright dialogue and! +p, the act, then there will arise an emergen- ito public opinion. Having taken thet step possibjy SUICIDAL GLUTTONY Pera CRN a SS ———_______. l interesting situations. Only. e9 . . 4 i | é . . TWO WAYS WITH FAITH. This column ig designed to reproduce few bits are tiresome. e play te: have desired nothing more |than to re te an entertaining play ty pierc- Te vatious humorous lines and mit-7 5, together. That isn? a ter- ane ribly goed system, bat it has suc-! as peeded moderately well-+if. of | +, Course. that was the intent. ‘There * lan its best foot forward and then | ms behind. At the end of the first | an We would not have been aft all’ Ar rised to find ourself at one of| Th 5 tee | : of the American Dental Associatio etn megiaeeeges. i, | : ae ey that the Sones — —— in |) crimina) movement their klan wes. tact ¢ " oe. eas papeeee a “iree great-horned rninoceroses, elephants. Even in purely secular studies and enter- rs. , most brilliant comedies yet enforcing the eighteenth amen ment Pa act far more partentous to the Privileged classes ‘tigers and tsine Alfred A. Vernay. head of the rises we must perform an act of faith, How OPERA BOUFFE IN AMERICA. tten by an American” After two | and d ead ’ : _ | ,. , “7 x. ~~, ** + . ~ ; s&s , ust - _ ° . ' . [ 7 ‘ue'e ined THE REAL LIFE c than a revolution of riolence “The liquor traffi, Vernay-Faunthorpe Indian Expedition, has re- : {! “Journeyman” in the Freeman. e acts and an epilogue if seemed | 33 - | * #s 4 4 4 atta * . 2 ; 7 . , . , : it ho “+ *% y)mer at » . . t | k I } | rie lI ~ . : As to the Volstead act, I am Unalter COLLEGE COURSE. ne told the annual convention of dentists, “ever hac ‘ie. ee, Most desired specimen his works in actual science we may illus HEN |] ne: tah Beet lens thes, tet | we ably opposed to ite modification for light | mn r na: He failed : ' T ; : wrote my suggestion ias nod : ‘eo. ~~ Chancellor Hadley would have Washington Uni- been the curse of the ages, but gluttony taacc VG saived to get a pink-headed trate from the following words of Prof. Hux- Wealth of ,Action. | th wines and beer. Such modification would Daitslen a ' ideas “ aii . . ‘ ge: . 4s giut On Y (Oday Ss ™ if the Opera-Comfque comes over = oe The 7 - factor in dampening | leek ' ) ow ** — . e* ' . r all : d + met \ Pa, 4 Crile : be contrary to the spirit of the eighteenth Bas a “poor boys’ school. laiming more victims than drunkenness ever did Russell's vipers. winter, it should give us a turn or two of th eee Otr enthusiasm was the excessive | th be made make their would be unconstityu- BY this he means that an attempt wil] Opportunities for students to It is the duty of the to eat.”’ dentists to teach people how amendment and tional :f made. I am in favor of making to provide 450 specimens in all—fel! un- uns One Malabar langur, a jun- “Sit down before fact as a@ little child, be prepared to give up every precenceived no- ighter French operatic composition, I had not read the excellent editoria} plea in Musical Wealth of action. People| drop in’ @) and out as rapidiv as in a! J farce. ning they sat and talked > } a =k » ; , ‘ i -™ . 9 . - J the terms of the Volstead act more strict own living while pursuing at the university what- So far as ‘rent payers ave cobeorned thin 1 was Killed. Mr. \ ernay said they tion, to follow humbly wherever and to what Th the heci: and stringent than they now are. ever courses they choose , v= ~-s+0€ -‘OiS is an their antics and he could not ever abysses nature leads you, or you shall ica for Aug. 18, for better musical aM . Qnd the tai wae good Indeed he mes s ' se. . lv . - aewtee et ‘i . bri —_ rer , . : : aid P : s: a) : : When the time comes, and it is surely | ay meth cnn ‘net | . entire!) Sanoseesary Service. After baying the ren an himself to shoot more learn nothing. general. I wish I might reproduce it entire, for : of {t was thrilling. Aftér that ha coming. when it will be necessary for Oe a | esire 8 commendable from their problem is bot how to fat but how to get ne te re ane Be cy mats that behaved s9 much 1 do not know whether the professor rea! - it is very sound and able. The editor r * PD Serinue convereation gor any of ik ien ne said The Malabar | Ree at all without semebody In What he Proposes is School of life rather than of academicfisolation and the Volstead a, the white-collar man’s income recedes in relation ta tbe . w , : — Ons, thing it was to intro-. he mechanic's age and the business man’s duce the eighteenth amendmen: into the DBrofit the question of whether a YOURE man sha! Constitution of the United States, and Spend four of the most important years o? his life ron ag hy are Sy ‘m your im a sequestered college town grows more a- ite ead : © Rebellion as et.” will be | A » . eat city is an education in it - A Student reallzed. G. T. PRIgST - | 7S oeiny 4 studen ——SS === ae SS : == = - ~ ——— _ Located His Dens ter. ie abe Mater of the ost-Dinenn aa a I AM writing to thank you for the story | that you gave me about my daughter who was lost. Through the “writeup” I found her the next Gay. after hunting | for 20 years. Peoria, Ii. First fo Cross Ocean Alone. Te the Féiter of the Post-Dispatch amas with deep interest an Associated | Press message Originating in Paris and published tn your esteemed eredit to a Fr something to eat. Thanke to the Sugar Rread Trust, the Milk Trust and the house speculator. they are being saved from ravages of gluttony. It is the fat hoy the rents, royalties. dividends, profits land perqui- sites who are eating themselves to death And while thus suicidaliy occupied they are keeping their victims at the training table of abstention. the Government to spend millions and to €Very serious point of view. employ the navy and army to enforce the a eighteenth amendment act, then the Trust, the commission the -8¥hO collect a York World. — we CAMPBEL!. . ' would sit im the aa Therm times } VW a ' Searched the swamps of “Ww , “ Vernay “Tt with of them in We offered a reward of a specimen India without s iccess. langurs and look at us. just nterestedliy as we surveved “soning a deer, I watched i's and their life Was just | no regulated as that of jun- t rees time When they decided to ted These were (he compass to Stand mules, tigers and, leop- As s00n as those od, a number were They be. were most intelli. 4imnned at them severa! Ut could never pull the trigger.’ Mitty-eight elephanre the expedition Ortheastern India for S@ | & examples of lighter Process of Changing Partners. onl hazardous vorage be. Capr. 8locum. who Vi \ , — . An ‘ween the erica Nn muse two countries and im with a to Provide the complete Collection There are some who live tn eplendor. dn the nation’s brawn and muscle— — *, Prrppaceres out of the cores) indiang a year ey're The Men in Overalis THE CONSTTITUTION’S THDAY. peng * wWoret. This seemed Alternately caressed and Choice among the Collection are the spec! > os — ra ieee than biausible. We felt | 5 : : rom the Boston Transcript. Lz, my t by Deme Fortune In the per. of the Picturesque adventure once despaired, met tho lack - S with the seren es: emile and master seamanship and «k:?! of ° New Engiand Geep-water na vi- ® moored his tiny craft: [O @ stake . Mass. from whence he had years previous . “Belling Arouna the Worla be had a: the Pubitc brary JOHN F. BRETT Wishes to know whose to inepect the fire escapes . Louis? There are many defective SOU parts of the city, some of them | veal ent Lat the prop. | pt nage , ‘URI too late to et mens of the great-horned grown males and one female, all new additions to the American muUs¢Uum.—-New York World. +. Sir: by the person who wrote the twelfth to we have no bananas today”: rhinoceros. two full Two More Banana Stanza, Here is a thirteenth werse as requested “Y es, Yes, we have no apartments We have no apartments today We have garages and chicken coops, A stable with quaint nooks. No place for children to Diay: We have an old-fashioned log hut But rentals wil! never be cut, Yes. we have no & partments For materials are too high today. WAYMAN BRADSHAW. o 7 * How we hobnob with the masfers Of the u-ni-ver-si-tieg, And we cover them with titles, And the colleges’ “degrees,” But there's many a brainy thinker Never been Within their wralis, And they're never. never titled. ‘Cause they wear the Overalis. Now you can't be always certain What the greatest men may do: They may falter by their And betra When this Planet’ And we've ten like our little-mindea HE anniversary of the adoption of the. re eral Constitution Will be celebrated tn Hall at high noon next Monday by a mass m ing called by the Sentinels of the Republic. ; eccasion—the observance of Constitution a Will serve ag a reminder that “in the — Federal and state functions were clearly | > , ‘fined. _ If tin the Stress of events have | eral encroachments upon the reserved | the states, or « tendency to unduly tm ministrative bureaus at Washington M6 the spirit of the Constitution, i will be a’ service to renew in P , a his: ‘ the Young mother might have ne Si. on ae why ane you embracing t % . : 1 Bdeed the play could net go on | 1 without rather an exces- : t of and talking | Here gee we as ¥
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ve phgt, 2 oo wi Paths - Sh ys i534 OPINION ed to reproduce without y t by the leading pudlicists, icals on the questions of SIN AMERICA. Freeman. Suggestion iast week that fgue comes over here next Us a turn or two of the composition, I had not jal plea in Musical Amer- better musical comedy in t reproduce it entire, for ble. The editor frankly ration of operetta into best traditions of the lost,” and that in conse- smtelligent audience which nd enjoyment in operetta in desperation and turned re seems to be no reason @udience still exista and the front tn short order The Society of American y toward proving this, I r revival of Gilbert and Theater, three years ago., usical America gave some hat had been done in St mason just ended. I was ee that. for itnstance, a f the “Fledermaus” drew of the “Merry Widow” he “Zigeunerbaron,” 2%.- rince of Pilsen" drew 41.- t arise, What opfantage York that su a thing attempted there and can- : There are more com- ew York, no doubt, but Great many more people. costs are higher, but #0 I believe that an experi- @xamples of lighter Iyric ecessful in New York as ae in the middle of the management might well of the pleces that grew Bouffea—auch, as thé “Girofle-Girofla,” “Or- ke.”’ ; ee oe ON’'S BIRTHDAY. ript. he adoption of the Fed- 1 be celebrated in Faneu!! Monday by a mass meet- els of the Republic. This of Constitution day— that “in the beginning” Ctione were clearly 4e- events have come Fed- the reserved rights of to unduly multiply ad- Washington foreign to on, it will be a whole- renew in some formal neiples. Similar meet- * parts of the coun- associations and some nor, the Mayor of minence will be ° om * meeting, and: Zouls 4. we ¢ Nagas ’ es The City Circulation of the Daily PQST-DISPATCH alone —— ——-~ ame ee et Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aa" ie ee HED CAST ig & & , \ ’ PW TE CHANGELING —_ ee by Geottrey Kerr, , 4 Chatterton, Henry Miller and Others. —————— By pEYWOOD BROUN. yditor of the New World. ‘YORK, Sept. iA Before an opinion as to ™ hether b> yEW | : it is author has done well or 11 1 ta\know what he war trying ras is our chief difficuity Siewtae “The Changelings "* the play by Lee Wilson Dodd, which ‘ the Henry Miller Theater fgar’ has printed a motto on , ag aociew but un isin French A his h we erstand. We believe it ane that the more evidence of ange one sees the more surely «o remain the same. Or like that. From this and from sin incidents in the play, We draw the conclusion that Mr. wants to say that opinions do make a liberal or fine words a spirit. In fact the point h the comedy appears to be ed is that 6pinions are of very consequence anyway, since York Sormnie Tk. ~ bear no relation whatsoever to. nan conduct in time of stress. We % happen to believe that, even watching “The Changelings.” Not Quite Real People. in the beginning we were shown yroup of people who stated their farde of conduct in life, parti- ly in reference to love and mar- and then proceeded to act in plete contravention to their ex- d convictions. We doubt er that is so. If we know a pérson thinks or even what thinks he thinks, We helMeve we predict his actions in in any situation with some fair degree accuracy. To speak specifically, should pay that 60 per cent would a fair average. Last night aid what we expected them | qo ) y about 20 per cent of the dso from our point of view not quite real people. The n° ie vnusdal in human con-_ May- ut according to our notion. . “ty ' ‘ ‘ 4 Lee Wilson Dodd has no @ proving or arguing any- in “The Changelings.” He mav é nothing more than to aining play by pierc-. morous lines and sit- ‘vation er. That isn't a ter- D. mond System, but it has suc- meied moderately well—if. o that was the intent. There is ideal of brighe dialogue and l interesting situations. Only few bits are tiresome. The play its beat foot forward and then pbehind. At the end of the first We would not have been at al! eed to find ourself at one of most brilliant comedies = vet embyan American. After two acta and an epilogue it seemed good deal jess than that ’ Wealth of Action. The chief factor in enthusiasm was the th of action. People drop out as rapidly as in any farce. beginning they sat and talked the talk was good. . Indeed of ft was thrilling. Aftér that serious conversation got anv ce at all without somebody ing along to interrupt it and de- pa dramatic situation Gooa 8 Worth more than almost all situations in the world anyhow id does talk better than ne does uations. | ‘The Changelings of the pilav axe liberal-minded people of mid- age and two conservative ones beral man is married to a con- tive wife and vice versa. And ending from the group are a and daughter, also married. At excessive tee? beginning of the play. we find four middi@aged characters Ming comfortably after dinfer hen auddenly they. learn that the y and girl have broken The Pat many has left her husband. s with the girl sight un- ; : and the conservatives - pekeea Or at any rate they are aye alg red that she shall Tieton eh r husband During the ai US engendehed a marita! signment of the Sroup is threat- ae 1 rawn to eac C her and likewige the two ; onserva- a Howere, oe naaing Partners, bites . : oo of changing DS w. * neonsiderable that mr. Dodd's play f tumultuous under the circum- iar semen In and sees her “ racing Mr. Faber and g/l dashes out of the house ™E the worst. This seemed : than plausible We felt Young mother might have long enough are to you embracing lav eould mo on Vell Without rather an saeks mM of thinking and talking , Purboses, Here again we Mr. Dodd hax departed 4 tom from life, for Mich ag t nee noe most of the troubles et us come rather from wre nk ome Bo ask people too many lons than too few. On ‘ame ean we are inclined to Dodd for using repeti- and incident go often does repeat, but a ‘ 8 obligation to nature is’ it i When fidelity is effec- ane he can think up some- © than life generally af- t be foolish not to jit Diccshais cst to | the | tails why it is called the un-. dampening | in? mass ' seems — For instance. the eloping | ask, | if ig our exe } TO WED TOMORROW ' | Will | M MISS DEACON TO BE MARRIED TOMORROW _—— oe ee Become Bride of Thomas T. Pond of Boston in Long Island Ceremony. ORE than usual interest at- | taches‘to fhe wedding tomorrow of Miss Virginia Deacon, daughter of ‘Mrs. Arthur R. Deacon of 24 Algon-| Thomas “‘Tempie Groves, of and | Boston. Webster Pond quin lane. ‘which will take place at 4:30 o'clock, ‘at , ter, ‘and guests will be dimited to a few will ’ —MSurillo Photograph MISS VIRGINIA DEACON. PPAR SE es ~~ a el . Social Items ) ~ a ae debutante Hst is voune WA hyo eonie the social Fach the augmented ore women from out-of-town, here be presented world by relatives or friends of their | families. and this year is to be no fexception. Mrs. John O'Fallon De- ‘lany of 5105 Lindell boulevard is to launch her niece, Miss Marie gant, daughter of Col. and |Henry S. Wygant of Ithaca, N | Col. Wygant is an army officer sta- |} tioned at Cornell University and year Dy or more to to Mrs. Ww y- | Zp Varsity | Mrs. Wvgeant was Miss Marie Tracy | of St. Louis. The debutante been invited to be a maid of honor at the Veiled Prophet ball. and Mrs. | Delany is planning a coming-out | party for her later. At present, Miss | Wvyeant is the guest of Miss Alice | Meier. daughter of Mr. and Mrs | Adolphus Meier, herself a bud. at the Meier country home at Hills- boro. Mo. Miss Meier attended Misa Bennett's school in Millbrook, N. Y o-— - ’ | | daughter of Pamela Harrison, John W: Harrison Waterman avenue, has her debut return to legwe, where she will be graduated in She leave the Fast Tuesday Mra. Harrison, her Miss of Mrs. 53701 to ‘ | June. | next is to for daughter, and her son, Stuart, spene’ the summer in Wequetonsing. Mich.. and returned They made the trip by car, and were ac companied by Mrs. Harrison's sis- ter. Mra. Herbert FE. Cason who makes her home with her. and Mr, and Mre. Henry Read of Fort Smith Ark... her brother-in-law and sister |The Reads will remain a few days. Sunday. motor Calfee of this where Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 8S 33 Kingsbury place returned |'week from Asheville. N. C they had been spending the sum- me They were accompanied bv their sons, Creighton and Arthue who were in camp near Asheville Armstrong, E!liza- beth Upthegrove, Marianne Wick- ham, and Catherine Woermann, all of whom were graduated from Mary Institute in June, will depart to- | morrow to enaer Vassar College Other members of the class to enter Vassar are Misses Grace Moul- Mary Betts, Charlotte Blake and won, Virginia Sludef Misses Eugenia Mrs. Isaae W. Morton of 432 Port land place, her daughters, Miss | Helen and Mrs. Harold M. Kauff- man. Mr. Kauffman and their young daughter. Miss Janet. for home ina few days after a summer's trip abroad Thev are expected fn St. Louis the fi week in Octo- be a Se ae will SAl/ ref Morfit of and young returned Myre. Garrison 8155 daughter, from Holland, Thomas Westminster place Flizabeth, have Mich there had been a little less commo- tion we think the people concerned ‘might have had mcre chance reatly to talk their out, which they ‘failto do Moreover, we should have liked the author to be a great deal ahout it all. We certainly were led to believ? in the ‘beginning that foolery woultl be only incidental, while after the first act it becomes the chief business of the play. Indeed, it is somewhat self- consciously and strainedly cornic for our taste. We are. then. disaopointed in Mr. Dodd's play. It is just pretty good. The chief purpose which it serves is to show that Geoffrey Kerr is one of the bgst young actors in America. Jt isn’t the first time he has given indications of that, but a good many of his roles have burdened him with the responsibility of being merely ‘Mkeable and pleasant. “This part af- fords him much greater opportuni- ties. It is the least comic part in the piece, as well as the best one As we remember, it Mr. Kerr's firat mature role in this country. He acts with great force and drive as well as extreme simplicity. This ts the best performance of the lot by all odds, although the compan) is extremely distinguished Ruth Chatterton scems to much Cases more serious is us control and last night she played «x- cellently. Henry Miller’s work agu*’- ‘fers a good deal from faulty enun- clation and Reginald Mason is somewhat miscast. Blanche Bateos and Laura Hope Crews (it Is res bit e ina cast) are hi CE tahusiiea Gikiee to a: 20 has | ah rshing man of Touisvill | week, and after a visit in White Sul- postponed | Smith Col-! ‘lar affair at which Mrs Watson ' for ' mond. ‘making Wr home with | Flora place a improved actress. She seems to be getting her mannerisms under | | Westminster place ‘Lick Springs, Ind., for the fall. lin-law, sold and their sons ‘tea Sunday ‘her sister. /Waldeck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pas A home of the prospective brother-in-law and sis- Mrs. Thomas Steph- their country home) The -. bride the bride's Mr and Martin, at Lawrence, Lu. I ana her mother have been in| the East all summer The cere- | mony will be performed in the gar- den. in a natural setting of flowers, eg) in friends The Rev. William Sparkes officiate, and Mr. Martin will give his sister-in-law away. Mrs. Martin, who is to be her sis- ter's matron oft honor and only at- tendant, will wear bronze and yellow ehiffon, with a tulle hat corre- sponding shades, and will carry yel- chrysanthemuma. will serve | of low and brown Parker Pond his brother as The bridal white moire silk, embroidered in seed pearls. A band of the pearls and orange blos- | Hold in the tulle} of Roston best gown man is soms Will place veil Miss Mary was educated at and Smith College debut informally last of the Deacon Institute made her and is League Mr. She memobe! Pond, a son of Vir. and Mrs: Walter Rice Pend of Boston and Plymouth, Mass,, is a) graduate. of Harvard, class of 1921, member of Delta Kappa Ep- | the Institute of 1770 and the and Union Boat Clubs, Mr. and his bride will make their in Boston after a wedding Mrs. Deacon Law - rence hy motor about Sept aTrriv- ng Louis early in October. Season, a ’ junior ing a silon. Pond home leave trip will in St. \Iirs. George R. Wendling of 4509 | avenue returned Sunday night from East Hampton. L. I. “here she had a cottage forthe sea- Her sister. Miss Bessie Halde-° will remain for a son. peur Springs, W. Va., will go to San Francisco to visit another sistcr, | Mrs. George Leib, and Mr. Lieb. . and (‘ora South and Miss Evelyn Rrown will leave their cottage aft Kast Hampton, L.. I., today for New York for a brief sty before coming to St. the winfer. Miss Brown will make her debut, and she and her mother wil! make their home with her brother, and sister- Mr. and Mrs. John Young Brown of 4736 Westminster” piace. W Young Rrown Mrs Mir John her daughters, BRrown-O'Fallon. louis for Weddell has Westmoreland Wight, 2 Mrs. Alexandér home at 42 p! Mr. and Mrs and with Mr. Waddell Washington After two | will sail Calcutta, India, Mr. Waddell is to be American Con- Mr. and Mrs. Wight Ira E. Jr. and Daniel, spent the summer in Estes Park. her Ira FE has gone weeks thes where ace to for xul Genera! es MceKeague and Mrr. will hostesses at 4 tomorrow afternoon at home in honor of tuth Fox, who is to bride Dr. George C 6 Thursday Edward Fox mother and enter- bv a Ath be (; Mires. Charl Jonn bridge Mrs Miss hecome Sutcliffe afternoon and Miss of tain at bridge letic (“rosson be party (‘rosson's BKleanor the yy of on (et Mre. Jame Eithne Fox, the bride-elect luncheon.: followed party at the Missouri Association There will eight for ¢ ts Sie Donnell will give a bridge luncheon for per Saturday afternoon at the Norfh Hills Country Club, Sept. °6 she will be honor guest at a simi- Harlan Case be hostess Mr. EB. W give a dinner dance Miss Fox and her fiance Sept 28 at Hotel Chase An attractive party of last week for Miss Fox was luncheon given Thursday George Arthur Burns and Keilv the Gates- ‘Ss ©eisTter will ards, tables and will Francis will bridge Mrs (Charles Hiotel A bi Mrs worth at Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Duncker of BRrentmoor and their daughter- in-law. Mrs. Charlies H. Duncker Jr., are in New York after a six weeks’ stay in Atlantic City. Miss Doris Drummond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James ‘T. Drum-_ is the guest for a few days of Miss Alice IAttle. Miss Little is) her sister, who recently tegis. Mrs..Gordon Carew, took an apartment in the Bt. Reichardt 8543 two children are! home from San Diego, Cal., where they spent the summer with Mrs. Reickhard'’s mother. —_—_ - - Harry ©. Arthur of and Mirs Henger of 3459 avenue was hostess at a afternoon in honor of Miss Florehce Hermine Mrs. Halliday ‘ €¢. Waldeck, whose marriage {o Wendell Barry is to take place | tomorrow afternoon at 6:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents. Following a honeymoon trip East, the couple will reside in St. Louis) after Nov. 1. | Miss Katherine B. Mount of 4069 | is «t French | Mr. and Mrs. Mungo Park expected in St. Louis this fall’ to. vistt Mrs. Park’s parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Charlies G. Ette of 6262 Arun- del piace.” At présent’ they are ! in the Malay states since their mar- /Trlazge, inue, | guest | sourt. 'home at | Kaneas City, i then from (patch staff more are - a . +5 ewe ——— eee Soe ~~ Georgia Lee Cunningham return soon from Asbury Park, | J., where,she has been al! sum- and will reside at Bart- mer avenue this winter. Mrs. will mer, 5606 Mrs. Norman Nulsen of Swan ave- | Webster Groves, has her for several weeks Mrs. Wil- liam B. Davidson of New York. The visitor being entertaine inform- ally. as is | Anfheuncement has peen made of the marriage last February of Miss Louise M. Dickson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James A. Dickson of 5883 ' Julian avenue. and William N. Stark of 5644 Maple avenue, son of Mrs. Alice Stark of Perry, Mo.* The mar- riage was kept secret until after Mrs. Stark joined her husband in Kansas City recently, following a trip Califernia. where she was a delegate to the convention of her sorority, Phi Mu. Mrs. Stark is a graduate of the I'niversity of Mis- The couple will make their the Rex-Arms Apartment, for about two months, to St. Louis - Steamship Movements. ARRIVED: to return ‘ By the Associated Press Antwerp, Sept. 14, Belgeniand, rom New York. Port Arthur, kum, New York; eans: light Burne, Samuel I. Fuiler, hoard: Lorraine Cross, eans: “schooner lies: T.ouisiana, Tampico. Minnekahda. New York. Hamburg President Van Sept. 18. London Majestic, New Southampton Martha Washington. Tex., Sept. 17, In- Gulfport, New Or- Marcus Hook: Atiantic Sea- New (ir. Fearless, West In- Sept i 3S, Ruren, New York, York, Sept. St. Michaels, | Sept. 15. New York for Naples United States, Christiansand. Sept 16. New York. SAILED: Havre, Sept. 15, Roussillon, New York. Seyvdlitz, York. Roma. York Sept, 15, New Bremen, Marseilles, Sept ——— —_—- J. D. Salkeld, Newspaper Man, Dies. sa-) seph D. Salkeld, 51 years old, a Chi- Information of the death of writer, formerly of received here the Post-Dis- than 20 years ago ind later represented the at Police Headquarters He from St. louis to Washington the last he was with Chicago Journal, the party panied Harding Anal Western tour. Joseph McConnei! Patrolman Charles MeConne!ll ef his nephews, Mattoon, and a Death cago St. newspaper has been member of Louis. He was a went For eight years ine and he f Accom- his newspape! which President on and wi'l Il. mac- WLS who are funeral at Mrs. Salkeld survive. . - * Louis ittend his Llomorrow. ‘daughter caused by heart disease. ‘ied | BUCKINGHAM HOTEL (EUROPEAN) AND ANNEX (AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN / PLAN) Overlooking Forest Park Popular-Priced Cafe Special Rates to Permanent Guests ANNEX HOTEL FOREST 1370 FOREST 1080 Se. the and Mvsteriou CASTLE HALL OLIVE AND 23th STREETS A \" nfierful!l Look for Beautiful Furopean Novelt the Aeroplanes Deek’s Dixie Orchestra Every Night except Monday. Matinee "very Sunday. Free Inatruction Every Tuesday and Friday Evenings Hh. liad HI (,en es Bx A iners Repubtic was one tii} Experts Testify Paint PARIS authorities nounced claimed “La Rel All of t} eentury ing —_—_- lere.”’ By the Associated Press. . sept. on again&t for le eM and Mre. der his direction. Sir British Langton tional Martin yallery Dougias, Nether'tands State that the of the Louvre it evidentiv (‘apt possibie | artist on the varn made. ed out painting he characteristic was not made from another copy, which had | artist. | many Hnhn M. heen picture canvas Degener even a direct Da Vinel by 18.—Three Italian th A kerroniere, said it (“onway, War’ Museum. hea of Ireland, Schmidt Degener, director Museum, a F Douglas said that a ish which q) that in which I! craftsima vastiv in nship, ferior that Degense ”. treatures t} fa a they to finger wicture centuries ago would he preserved by | comparisons could | point- the Hahn were pe ley the he could not possibly thing to given he eral by Mrs. Duveen painting Vinel. ao wit fore Thackara Hiahn for his WAS h in against statements that no’ t he an copy, however. deciared later period than Vinci worked. The added, NOT ORIGINAL DA VINCI 3 AUTHORITIES SA Ferron- art pr a ndre head of (apt. d of the and of WAS A in but lemtush he thought prints 1inted of In was master’s have had its production. The testimony of the experts was American (“onsul Suit Sir origina! more o. | the Methodist Episcopal Church is| parentage Hahn's yesterday. was a product of the latter half of the seventeenth hence could not been painted either by Leonardo Da | Vinci himself or by anyone else un- | have the Robert | Na- | F. | the agreed copy the | declared was an several! S0 that any- Gen- brought Joseph her Da 'M. E, ‘WORLD SERVICE’ PROGRAM | = Y OF PICTURE CALLS FOR $18,600,000 IN YEAR in Suit Over the | c ' ‘La Belle | hur h to Spend About , See More for Purpose Than in Preceding 12 Months. ' TOPEKA, Kan., Sept. 18.—How, ' | to spend $18,500,000 in the current | | fiscal year on its “world service’ | | Program of benevolences was out-. bee, here Dr. R. BB. | Diffendorfer, chief secretary of edu-| | cation of the servation and yesterday by Committee on Con-| Advance of the Church's National Organization, ad- dressing ministers and district sup- | erintendents from the five states composing the Wichita area. “The world service program of tha | Methodist Episcopal Church shows an approximate need of $28.000,000 for legitimate benevolent purposes, and $18,500,000 will be apportioned | this vear, as compared Purposes,” said Dr. Diffendorfer. | “Under the church’s centenary ™ben- | evolent program, carried on for the four years, the denomination. | has averaged $15,000,000 a year for benevolent purposes.” | Of the 14 boards and Chim. tions conducting these works, | home and foreign: mission boards are to receive the largest shares— $6.800.000 each. if | last . OLIVE AMUSEMENTS EMPRESS ox GRAND THE WOODWARD PLAYERS Hunter’”’ —_=, r % he (A Laugh a lAne) Fortune MATINEES THURS. AND Fy —- New | T ne HE The Aeolian STEINW INSTRUMENT OF THE Company Is the Home of the IMMORTALS Right here in St. Louis is the finest display of \ Co., St. Louis— Send me full informa- tion on Grand Pianos. Name...... RS 4 Grand Pianos in the United States, headed by the world-famed Steinway. . ~ ~ Aeolian. Below are listed the splendid instru- ments from which you meav select. Grand prices range from $625 and up. Convenient terms of payment and liberal allowance made on your present instrument. out and send us coupon for Fill full information: STEINWAY WEBER STECK VOSE PREMIER “A BOLIAN COMPANY of MISSOURI W. P. CHRIGLER , PRES. 1004 OLIVE Exclusive representative for the Steinway Piano the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano and for - = Ee 2s ba a. —< oo . = = STREET The charming styles illus- trated and many others de- veloped in the new and wanted shades of beige suede and fieldmouse kid, trimmed in contrasting shades. All sizes 2'2 to 8 —widths AA to C. Hose to Harmonize Medium-Weight Pure Thread Silk— Full Fashioned 95 The New Designs A Surprising Sale of $7.50 to $9 Values in Women’s Suede and Kid Footwear The New Autumn Shades ' | Tickets for today’s game on sale Room 4. | | Mezzanine i 12:30 P. town ticket offt New Center Gore Pumps Lattice One-Straps Two-Strap Anklettes French Lasts High Spanish Heels Covered Military Heels Hose to Harmonize Very Sheer Chiffon —Full Fashioned —Pure Silk _ 3 with $13,-)! 885,172 “gised last year for the same | the | & Cis Night! @:15—Mats. Wed. & Bat. 2:15 The: Talk of the Town THE The Most Exciting Piay Ever Written Pop. Mat. Wed. 3%, $1.50 WEEK MONDAY, SEPT. 24 SEATS ON SALE THURS. AME JULIET OF THE GENERATION PERMLY MALIPIOND AY TRIBE The SELWYNS present §N ASSOCIATION WITH ADOLPH KLAUBER JANE ac JULIET Eves., $1-$3—Mats. Wed. & Sat. $1-$2.50 Ovohars -» ) ORPHLUM iV BAC UIT Wate VILL? 2:15—TWICE EVERY DAY—8:15 “BLANCHE RING | WITH.LIEUT. GITZ RICE Gracie—~DEAGON & MACK—Jack McLALLEN & SARAH “WANKA" | ‘George Nash JULIA. HAY Deiro: Towa & ad’ Hortys Ben Bernie IMATS ut Orchestra. His 15¢ to 75e—EVES. 25c to $1.50. 3) NEWS PICTURES, FABLES. TOPICS. | Leading Thgstre of St.Louis PHOTOPLAY THEATERS The OVERED WAGON JOSFPH LITTAU and HIS ORCHESTRA HELEN PERUTZ. CELLIST Gorgecus Stage Presehtatian TOM TERRY -— BABY PEGGY Matinees bOc- $" Twice Tod 2:30-8:30 COVERED WAGON (A This picture willl be shown in St. Lows | at the AMERICAN Theater And Every Day Incl. Sunday Paramount Picture) this year oniy COTTLE’S PARISIAN ORCHESTRA LMONT I) c 5600 DELMAR k CONTINUOUS DAILY, 8 TO 11 A $2 SHOW AT OUR USUAL PRICES Strangers of the Night. ‘ CAPTAIN APPLE JACK ‘*One of the finest examples of motion picture entertainment ever shown in this ciy.’’ —G lobe- Democrat. Ernie Young’s Revue 30 PEOPLE. 7 BIG sCmnNEzS La MILT COLLINS HERRON & GAYLORD 6— OTHER BIG ACTS--6 SWAIN'’S ANIMALS Demonstrating DEMPSEY-FIRPO FIGHT -COLUMBIA—* 11 A. M.—Continuous—11 Pp. M. HICKEY & HART REVUE THE HICKMANS—HALIL 4 O BRIEN FIVE PATROWARS LAMEY & PEARSON-—NEVADA & CO. ‘‘Is Divorce a Failure?’’ .\L 8ST, -OHN in “THE TAILOR” Fe AND AND OLIVE CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE Finest Family Theater ONIG ae Te to ‘ GATTISO! " . JONES AND EDNA AUG BAND & co. and Other Big Vautev'iiie Acts and ovie BSubiects PLU Ss PRICES, 25 & 50c 7S Ril Ae ORPHEUM t. Louis’ BASEBALL TODAY SPORTSMAN’'S PARK Cardinals vs. New York . | R i “The = ee ee ee ee . -e - ~ PITT iti ri ii) eeeeeeee ‘eecoterrenr seeaeeee Ont dir-lnstin The Press Agrees i ex Beach’s Spoilers” ' Is THE Picture of the Week | ‘In the metter of cast alone. “The emarkabie ‘i! @pollers’ stands out asa r production.’’—Globe Demoerst. ‘To be appreciated it muy be seen."—Harry James in the Dispatch. “ Tt te real....it te worth seeing.” —Harola T. Meek in the Star. ‘Those who love adventure and _ good scrap will vote for “The Spot ere”. ...am exeellent photopley.” Fagin in the Times. Positively One Week Only Please Attend the Popular Matinees, Beginning 1 P.M. Daily / el SSESSSUSGEOS ST SOSSBO SBT T UDTN S| ~——_ Game Starts at 3 O'Clock until aown- | MM : Floor. Arcade Bidg.. For future games, ce open daily untii 5 FP M PHOTOPLAY THEATERS a OW TO TAMB A WILD WO Sec ALICE BRADY J. “LEOPARDESS” RIVOLI Wars Lesson The Art of Love! CINDERBLLA ter Beautiful—Cherokee and I Today and Wednesdey Double Program De Buck Jones in Sn rift | Florence Vidor in Dusk to Dawn Ee ; tt A ————— ’ ' The Star :— ‘Give Lloyd o HERE’S WHAT THE PAPERS SAID:— e credit.’’ The Poat:—‘‘Lloyd’ has Tarely done a funnier bit of —— pulls the comedy than the episode in whieh he giant’s aching tooth.”’ The Globe:—‘‘A performance that stamps the laugh king as leaps and bounds ahead of anyone in the comedy field.’’ 1 GRAND CENTRAL [Now] | WEST END LYRIC—CAPITOL HAROLD LLOYD in“WHY a 4 ‘ ' WORRY” LLOYD (HAM) HAMILTON IM “UNEASY FEET.” if
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a om ee — — —— | ’ , r The Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Approxiimately Equals tat of tlie Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times = feanday ost-Dispa 20 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH City mes 2 + rertisers Receive ' ; ~ = ™% x ‘completed In less than three weeks. | Man Killed tn Grade Crossing Crash.| when the automobile in which they | = y I > cy CO Gooec, OG : "go PER CENT MORE CITY REPORTS ON NAVAL WRECK Compass bearings flashed from a By the Agsociated Press. one. 19} "ore riding waa struck by a Texas - DeqpocqpocgwoccyeD) 9 ei. ~4SO ' ' i : 3 those in any Other St. I veniine reuello| TEXAREKABA, T¢:. STRESS RADIO SIGNAL FACTOR nova sw Sbiuee abel Sanna: |Chaglos Parmley was kijed and his! ca Go ae ate grade or igremnmmage mony and documentary evidence (son, Ray Parmiey, and . W. renal s J , Tex, yester-4 Mistaken Compass Bearings From ..voived at yesterday's session. The ton were injured, Carlton seriously, | day. ' Oo nan Port May Have Sent Destroy- compass bearing is a signel flashed — . pe ers on Ttock«. from some port to ships at sea, giv- | Account By te Associated Pres: ing the vessel the direction from SAN DIEGO. al, Sept. 18 that point and enabling the navi- Cro@® examination of Lieut. Law- gator to determine his exact loca- rence Wilde. communications offi- sion. eer of the destroyer squadron Neports of the commander of the . >. = ae it ; ms : . G i abe | hurled on the rocks off Point Hon- j\j-fated destroyer squadron and 11 ’ | | pe i | ja, Bept. 8, is to be resumed here of his subordinate officers, as we!! ‘ > : ' . wf a =z " o . todeg before the na\al court of in- as the testimony of the one witness . International Air Races quirpy investigating the disaster «xamined forma!!v on the stand, a!! : as , . > cy ; i which cost the lives of 223-and the ewphasized compass bearings re- A speedin speck is thi : , - - =; # 4 . 4 arenas oa } , ‘z=: . = i lestruction of seven \ esses. ceived from Point Arguello as the } pe Bt Z = ing, the ships te : x. | rl | 2 ey a ; . . ‘ | Wilde testified that none of the crucial factor in the events leading vealed is every ing. €1ss Binoculars will give £ } — eo ¢ —~ : “4 ~~ ‘ . s : WZ - : } | § De -~ . Km = ie | a : 3 | - . 4 “~\ al . ‘ ’ “2a > ' r—~ ee ~s Sweet rw destroyers, save the Delphy. lead- up to the disaste: you the real thrills of this extraordinary event. )’ ing the squadron, had the right of Whether the radio led the com- 7 way under Geet regujations; that i ander to send his ships on the . We have them in al] miapnifications, waa the éuty of the oLher Vesse aS "ry . in * he lief that he wart ‘ to take their positions from the ship rounding a promontory which, as a 9 at the head of the column. fact, had not been reached, or re- Visibility shertiy before the de*- sulted from confusion in the air . 608 Olive stroyers grounded was not particu- Nanes caused by a multitude of mes- Rae Se ' | } S71] NN. Grend > oa ft = jarig poer, Admiral Robert Coontz. sarces concerning the fate of the cemmandemin-chief of the United jiiner Cuba in distress not far away, States naval fleet, sald that he didiwas a «auestion = sti unanswered not gee how the hearings could be! when the hearing adfourned. 4 ing, the longest held since Preside —= — Se-208 GAA 82 ; : : wie , ee which were expected ip Ste fern: sd . mr se = , + — ws ecutive and his advisers This 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite ee Sarthe ant cree peuvent a suly ‘ At a Price That Saves You $100.00 Regular $225.00 Value for $162.85 ; | — a an waneaiannia ennenian Wednesday’s Anniversary Feature Will Be a | a ph -—— annals i pene Merete sagan por athe er : By INGTON, Sept. 18. — Vb aH tually all of today’s Cabinet mee fs % ad 2 m ¥ 7 re 44 te y oO *%, ie m2 ¥ ~ yi - 4 ion. a lan eee 4 PR Hee «ee & — — SDP POE SRE Te . — - _—~— ~ | 7... — heat growers of other Cro} Great Sale of Women’s Do, «ae 5 A= : ¢ i fg | pegged ninegpttssictns pe . : - f ¢' : : * «a 4 ’ q =, 7 . , , ba eA “as 4 | ry The growing of more sugar bee is one of the proposals considered. == _ : : = —— f dj & ; ; | ‘| F : - : i _ ‘ _ . 4 TI re bh as been a large wor)! 4, . / ———— ie pi ; , _ 48 wheat production this year, and rs £Q, 4% +> a0 ah : : ed 5° ports to the chief executive and h | AS : — 7 He eon : Bad ee official family indicate that Eurof A OB 7 ' ; DS ke - Se a me at: 9 «soprobably will take 200,000,000 pus? a 7 | j | =r 7m _ els less of American’ wheat in tt coming year than in the past year. The Cabinet has been informe that cotton raising conditions ar and that th Specially Priced at , : y Corey : ey ne ceecivs a teheur ale — return for this séason’s crop tha HIS Set is constructed of genuine walnut. Consists of eight Entire Set on Terms of Only $8.00 a Month __ in prewar days. wh ‘i. . The condition ip the corn belt 1 | , Ie pieces—a 66-inch buffet, oblong extension IKE cut—in fine American walnut. Consists of : | ge eas table, five chairs and one armchair with copentrnt . (0) L bed, chifforette and semi-vanity dresser. A Pabagees pf, eld to be satisfactory, with price ° | Fie te seats. Each piece is graceful in design and well Set of unusual beauty, good workmanship . | a - vemarkably high. Substantiaily th C se 4 i te 4h made. Terms—only $8.00 a month offered at an exceedingly low price. Real game reports regarding cattle an China Closet, as illustrated, only $49.50 additional $225.00 value for only Winsett Codads wan winiie gagement to confer on Sept. 29 wit! a committee of bankers of the Nint! Federal Reserve District, who wil ‘i je | i? ‘a : Whnate : e le Sale of Victor Victrolas| ¢ eee At 10% to 15° Discount From Established Prices act THIS is a cote = Heater, One-Straps Anklette-Straps Three-Straps Open- Work Oxfords : aii a | : | ——\ sa OF al QUALITIES RARELY OFFERED AT wey | Oe ty Poh heats . if w. ry raat . actenie THIS SPECIAL LOW PRICE iW, * 1: an yt EF | _ Black Gunmetal Nude | K or? i : HINK how attractive this Set will look in your living room or sun parior Cinnamon Log Cabin Bobolink: Crepe oS Silk Blouses 7 io \enstethy, dtp illugtrated—thron lores finaconesuc ta amen ——— ; ih ; quisite finishes—consists of long «able with 22x35-inch top, comfort- ¥= Terms to Saft Gray Oltei Specially Offered at able rocker and armchair to match the finish of the oe “The | 2 Seats are spring filled and every wetail of the construction is - EXACTLY és iliustrated. - Copper siete All Full Fashioned of a class and character seldom seen at a price like this. : Suen Gad Vary-@ ts f a ' The -givi = 40 It’s an actual $45.00 quality which we offer for ular Hosiery Shop. "hi _ $32.75 on terms of $2.50 cash and $2.50 a month. Anniversary Sale of colors and each Pull. . an cm | i a 2% Ty ta 47. a aa ae 4 tN sercerized garter tops. ry A , 4 a i Bee ee ae ; ‘8 to imeure excellent PATA ad | | yee , ek pa in ae, bet, and in order to share in = ; ei | re ¢ we advi -_ ; sa es Be ee ' ' our usual en ligamting attendance ; Lovely original creations in paoqwette and over- yD OR ee blouse styles. Long sleeves. rt sleeves, sleeve- sae Sizes 8). to 10 less models. In shades of cocoa, almond. fallow. . | | ‘2 navy, Egyptian and rose. Beaded and embroidered ie) a designs. 6% All sizes. , P.." < ‘ +f Suey « ees e —s a a at —_ —-
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JA 7 fe ee Post-Dispatch € ers Keceive | ay ertise: MORE CITY CIRCULATION ee ¥ LO LI C 0 5 | oa | o PA | Markets and Sports News the those in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. | WANTS, | REAL ESTATE Vous * analy - 3 hain ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923. * yi PAGES 21—36.- | 4 NET SESSION pose that the corporation be given | STICKY’ HENNESSY BOUND vibe yponlPnoe gplinncBhactge Poenrvod peerage! cic = he had waived preliminary hearing one of the robberies has power to handle th , ' the United States to the best advan. OVER FOR GRAND JURY |: Justice of tne Peace Stecker’s) Hennesry. Hennessy, as has been| court at Clayton on a charge of| t told, has been wanted by the St. | bp tage, but with | as A fatwa doorreigeri astg authority to Manchester Road Robbery ‘Weteines carrying a concealed revolver. Louis police in connection with sgh i Federal Reserve District, who will ; ; a a rs or ; Down-Draft 7 Mme to Washington to urge legis- | 7 a ee | H , ee reviving the United Stateg ot-Blast THIS is a good size 4 ‘ a . | . @ | . | —- Heater, buil ' = : : ‘4 : | . i the Hatters built, on , | hl $75 Massive Davenette Suite $35 Chifforobe $y 99 | ‘ | closet, extension table and 6 chairs with 1 1 9.90 \ out border werseee ks $8.90 4 ; 7 | t : leather seats. Priced at only LEIP ate ate “ ‘ : é : R i ° | | : | = — [—4 [— J Jc =I 4 Chest—$9. 65 == + d our The sale of t t wonderful stocks—that of Jamerson Clothes Shop, 4n el AN thousands of men and young men in B8t. — re Fall and Winter at far less than t own wonderful assortment—is enablin ot purcha clothing supply for the enti Tutahes ta eo, if vou appreciate genuine savings—-without sacrificing one bit ’ ) of mullite ane othe _come and see the values in this sale tomorrow. Let us show you Pure woolen cassimeres, ) te Fair how much a TWENTY-DOLLAR BILL will buy if spent at the right piace. worsteds, velours, tweeds iA | LOW ate to inols alr ) ————$—————- Excellent cassimeres and : and Scotches in an attrac- cheviots in wanted stripe THE ONE-PANT SUITS THE OVERCOATS aimdihass: aan tive gpgere gy pacar ig Springfield id (Il. ), = 15-22 patterns and afttractive Pure wool -worsteds in attr cuve ments for Winter wear. Belted popular = stripes. Silk an models with plaid backs. Chester- Plenty of stripes, chec : iil. mixtures. Latest belted pencil t ho White - ee teds dark conservative pat- ¥ } and é ; Terms io Saft 4 ; models with patch pock- et p lue Serge Suits. $2 89 6 Pp. M. 5 oi wy $10 Juvenile > ~ ¥ “36 Me . Tw _ $3. 95 - ors wr Credit ls Good i Si Juvenite Cordure , CLOTHID G COMPANY sci ai $2.65 Combination Suits. B9C W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON _ A Reet Pica. B Reedilis e aes
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SEPTEMAER i 22 a) ST. LOUIS “POST-DISPATCH Conroy’s 1100 ‘Olive St. ISCREDITED OFFICER i OREENE M MURDER SAS pottce tnvestigater in Kan - unsesge Poles Will Get "Portion en weed. py the Aswrci*tnl ny Mo. Sept. 18.- eight persons \ill share i aoe reward offered for the ai conviction of the ay = t yace Greene, former police said oo. =i ) ie. te former patrolma) ; paward an Indian, hav ont to “a killing. police sa: The larger portion of the rewar ly will go to an: unnamed ir - proba r who, police said, ie a sponsib r the untangling o cane for months had r¢ uriexplained. The investig: a former patrolman, resigne from the Police Department an went into the underworld, associa with police characters and pa sr resorts. He let rumors pe te the ba ®reasons { SO OOURTID OO O eveyex« ‘e ‘exer eXel eXetero ‘exevervevereyetle Na Srerveter ot “Hb Associated Press News appears exclug in the Post-Dispatch in the evening paper field in St. Louis. XDDODOODODOODOSODOOODIDOFOOOOODOODSDD®DDODODDIOHX Steam Heat without solid or liquid pewter eit! without afurnace, =="| or Chimneys~ POD OOO, a J oe Total .$5,0385 79 Delivers | Captains John J. Manion putting the - ern er nme we Oe -- a cl © ts 2 tr eee a Oe and J. Yahn are Gaily Firemen's and Letter Carr hours of iers’ team | A Regalar $750 Valae ithrough several! ' work in preparation for thelr contest ‘'s Park for) o ries, $C practice De ee ee ee > iThursday at Sportsmen stores, facto- the benefit of the Post-Dispatch Free i ‘Ice for Babies’ Milk Fund. T. J | McMahon, who is managing the busi- | ness end of the contest, states that | Postmaster Louis Alt and Fire Chief "—". Built especially for the living room—small in size, ‘yet with the deep, full tone of the larger, more expensive Grand. Beautiful mahogany case in satin Brand-New Baby Grand Piano finish with grand duet bench to match $25 Cash,$10 Per Month 5 2 5 , Sseseroereceorwy-= yo ill, ly = -@ oes |Panzer have made reservations for ‘the affair. to root for the men of their respective organizations. A practice game played last week between the local letter carriers and of the East S8t. office. resulted in a 9—8 score in ifavor of the St. Louls team. The |'game Thursday will be the third be- tween firemen and postmen, with a victory to the credit of each, and ‘the game will not only add substan- tially to the fund for the babies, but will settle a rivalry of several years’ standing between the firemen and J. | postmen. The game will be called at ‘o'clock. Batting orders will be an- i'nounced within a few days. Pitcher Jess Haines of the Cardina!s will umpire the game. Entertainment preceding the game will be provided by the Knickerbock- er Four, well-known local singers. The personnel of the quartette is J Aluminum Goods Manufac- W. Mever, D. Brown, C. J. Voerg turing Co., 418 Adelaide ‘and T. Westhus. Baritone solos in- : Serew Set Co.. ** : _—_- . > St«. ‘troducing recent popular song hits Le Salle § will be offered by Biz Kinney. Brunk Manufacturing Co. Lillian and Alcott Ars. Additions of $233.42 to Fund. Canvas Prodacts Co.. 1240 Returns from eight benefit affairs 5. Seventh &t. «Missouri Slipper Co.. Palm and two cash donations adde and Glaecow Aves. 933.42 to the Ice Fund since the last National Chair Co., 301 &. printed acknowledgment, putting the tgtal past the $5000 mark in its Main St. 24 and Olin- progress toward the $6000 total re- Rearden Co.. ton Ste. T. Ulrich & Sons. 312789 &. quested at the beginning of the sum- mer. A check for $86.15 was received from the Gitode School of Dancing. $33 Hamilton avenue, being the pro- ceeds of the matinee performance given by the children of the school St at the Mikado Theater Aug. 25 Neighborhood children conducted a benefit entertainment at 5072 Ridge ue recently and earned $23.50 for the fund. The children who part in the performance were: Eva, Mary and Audrey Hues- RESIDONCES gen, Frances and Laura Caraffa and . A. & Hughey. Virginia Walthers. They were as- sisted in their ticket sale and in the disposa! of refreshments by La Verne, Eugene and Gilbert Huesgen Charles Lepker and George Hucke. Cleared $22.10 on Show. Doris Cummings, David Kostman, Clara Rose Mutchnick, Paul Mutch- mick, Bertha Niedenburz. Lillian Niedenburg. Frances Shatzman, Harry Shatzman, Bennte Shatzman. Sylvia Sigel, Florence Wellace and Harriet Murphy gave a show at 4847 we ae. age lpr wee os — aS Por Baliviere AY M. Bolanovritch. 2749 Chou- teau Av. Crest Candy Shop. 517 N. \the carriers Louis — se oe Flanders Druc Coe.. 1805 Market St. Geettler Hat Co.. 1760 &. Broadway. Joe yi 14th and 8t. Ifuis AP Kon! 4125 N. New- stead - Raithel’s Sieur. 1010 2 N. Kine’s highwar. Bros.” Mill - — ttn ll tll , boccceoennsene” Rosenblatt Each radiatoran @* independent steam heating plant | the first cool nightsof September, wists Sidipnceiactind et tains many thousands of people begin to the other. The inner cone is green, the outer wish for a heating system that doesn’tinvolve blue, and there is no yellow at all all the expense and bother that ordinary sys- These short, charp flames iit: chalsae tems require. formed green and blue cones, and the entire — That is why, at this time of year, the sales absence of yellow, indicate perfect and abso- of Clow independent radiators show a bigand lutely safe combustion, “‘ swift increase. They cannot touch any surface and are, | For these radiators you don’t need a cellar. therefore, free from the troubles sometimes J You don’t need achimney. Youdon’thaveto ‘*Perienced with antiquated types of water bother with coal or with liquid fuel. You eaters and similar appliances. don’t have to worry about a lot of pipes. Many people still accept as a necessary evil — 100% of the fuel they use is converted into the colds and throat troubles ‘caused by ae usable heat. Best of alltomany,they require that is dried out by the ordinary methods of ~ practically no attention except lighting them eating. Others go to much expense and trow- when you need them and giving them an ble to provide humidifying devices. | occasional filling of water. With Clow Gasteam Radiators neither this — Economical, instantaneous and errhp, Tn ) i ; Cl a , ow Gasteam represents the only type heating system that preserves the When you have Clow Gasteam Radiators Moisture of the air. e and want heat, all you have to do is turn a Its Bunsen flames actually make moisture, | valve and light. - thus automatically humidifying the air. They are as convenient and efficient as a kitchen gas range, and, in addition, are auto- Send for designs and } ee matically regulated. An automatic regulator Clow Gasteam Radiatorshavebeen approves a controls the flow of gas tothe burner, so that by over twenty years of continuous use. there are no ups and downs of temperature— jut a cundy eval Genaeh. sn They are made in a number of Galan ee, PP Ae eee eee ee 27830 Locust St. W eipert Drug Co.. Oth and oP? see en oe see ® v. LOOK Hh ; 7 -* i} fie Which M By placing in advan: these Frocks in connec From early morning until late at night our salesmen are busy showing and ales Pi- anos. Our delivery trucks are taking load after load of Pianos to all sections. Nothing short of the extraordinary values we are showing could create such extraordinary in- terest and demand at this time. There“are still scores of high-class bargains. Every Pt- ano included in the sale is reduced to a point that represents remarkable savings. Open evenings until nine. Mice c harlotte Franke. 3654 Betanical Ar. a . “oe 3127 Chere “‘Fiskulle. T3144 Ia ® - - ae Hil ith] Titit TH This Certified Walter Becchetienct. Vinita s ; ; pial 'F | : i ’ : ist age ee ee ee eee ee eee eee ee eee - oe oe eee A 88-NOTE PLAYER Rolls—Bench—Cabinet Your Piano or Phonograph Taken in Exchange re eee — a A These Players from our Exchange Dept.. rolls, cash present value for your new | new bench—full | Piano — imme- | diate delivery—on aale | tomorrow and Thursday while they come early *10 Per ee eee last—better | Month | Exclusive Repiiibhbidties for the Ampico Rigsibiedhias Pianos in the ihe. Haines Bros. and Marshall & Wendell Pianos @ON eS | THE LARGEST PIANO STORE IN AMERICA 1100. OLIVE St., st. Louis, vio ~— poe Dictate -_- — —a — —_—_— —_—_—_—_ —— — —_— —_—_ —_—_—_— —_—_—_— — —~ —_—_— — —_—_—_ — —— —_—_— —_—_ ——_ —_—_—_—_ — —— ——— ———— — — — —— —_— — ——- —— —_- —_— —_ —_—— —_— —i ——_ — —_—_— —— ——- —_—— —_— —— —_— es — —_— —_——_— — an —_ —_—— — —— —~ —— — — — — — —_—— — —_—_—— — — — ——_—_ —~ — — —_— —_—_—_—_ —_—_— —_—_ —_—_— —_— —_—_—~ —~ — neem Soteememeni —_- mm ——_ —_ — — ——— —~ ee ———— — — —~ ——— —_— —ane — se —_—_—_—_ —_—_ — en — — —_— — ——- — —_ —_—_—— — — —_— — — —_ —_— —_— — —— — TT —e — —_— —_—_— _———ee — —_—_— — —-_o —— —— oe -— — —_—_ —~ —_— — — _—_—— ——_ — — —_—o— — —_——_ —_— _—— —— ne ieee ——_— — eee ——— — i —— ——— — ae — ——- —— —_———— —_ = —_ — — —_— an -_— —_—_—_—— -_— _ = —_S — — -_—_—— inne —_— — —— — ——- ——ne —— me ——— —_—_— — —— -——_— —~ — —_— ——- —_—_— -—— —_—— — —~ —_- ——_ —_--— —~ ——_- —— —_—_—_ —_—_—_—_—_— cee _—_—_ —_— oe — —_—— —_—_—— ——— SC ateinneie — —_— —_ — —_— —_— —_—_—— —_ ——— —_—_-— -——_ —_—_— — —m —— —_— — ——_—, — — — —_—_— —_— —_——_— — — — —_—~ — — —~ — — —- 7o_e__— —_—_—_— — — ———— — _—_ ——— —_—-— —_—_—_— —_—_ —_—— —_—_— — —_— —_—_—_— —~ — ——_ —_ — — —_— —— —_——a —— —_ —_— —_—_— — —_—_—_ — — —_— —_—_—_— —— —_—_ — — — —_—_-— — — —_— -_-_—_ —_— —_—_—_ -—_—— oc RTT - = - ~ | 4237 (home of ithe fund. | Paulan ai An 4 a zelo of Shreveno t. who stad T > Page boulevard ang cleared $22.10 for the babies’ fund. With the ex- ception of Harriet Murphr, the chi]- dren are all under 1? years of age. ‘and the entire management of the affair was conducted by them. A check for $12 came from chfl- dren who presented a show at 5783 Westminster place under the direc. tion of Marie Multen and Barbara Messing. assisted by Annette Swit- | zer, Pearl Cohen. Billfe Meyers, Bud- die Messing. Julius Mayer, Earl Mon- roe Joe Greenspoon. Haroldé Cohen and Ellen Jane Rosenstein. Creve Coeur Lake Line children managed a show _ lemonade sale which netted $8.75 for the fea Fund. The workers were- Mary Jor Gor. don, Grace Ringen, Gladys Bibbs. Bernice Moss Thelma “ampbell, Dorothy Schnell and Peari Lind- horst Other Benefits and Donations. Mary Daugherty and Eliza beth Thorne had a lemonade etand at Castleman avenue which earned $2 for the fund. A play In the musfc room of the Miss Jennie Tent h street. Smart. Those who took pa nn were is the guest of her aunt. Mies Smart. Marie and Frances, Gokenbach and | Antoinette Link. Miriam Kearleyr. Helyn Sween ey. Mary Jane Hamilton and Vera _Leoulse Weiss, al! residing on Beach ) avenue, earned a dollar by selling | |lemonade at $38 Reach | sent that sum to the fun nue, and) Two anonymous cash donations of | ($25 each were received. es Show Nets $19.61 snow at 5924 Etzel avenue net.) ted $19.61 for the Ice Fund. ft was. | Siven —— 31 under the direction | 2356 and Lorine Groh. Katherine, | Webster . Zharen Kirkwood. Mo. Merne Anvnartments. 5578 Pershing Ar. Mr. A. Schaper. 4816 Weashineton Bi. CHURCHES Bethel Evangelical Charch. Greer and Garrisen Avs. Bowman ™M. FE. Church. Athione and Carter Avs. First Preebrterian Church. Kirkwood. Mo. Jewish Communtivy Cerprter. 23636 Page Ar. St. Andrew's Charch. Juni- ata and California Avs. Eagles’ Home Pretecttve A«octation. Jefferson and Lafarette — Convent of the Visitatien. fahanne Pilac PUBLIC BUILDINGS Fabricius Mercantile Co.. i823 Washington Avr. H. L. Hesemeann Ref. and Sa poly Co.. 915 HN. Broedwrr. MeNiece Hill 5189 Del Booker Washington : The- ater. 7246 Market Ge. Breadway Theater. 506 st. If you need four or five of them in cold weather, you don’t have to keep all of them going on milder days. Light as many as you need, just as the housewife lights only as many of her range burners as she happens to need. Safe as a Bunsen flame In 1855 the great Chemist Bunsen devised a tiny heater that scientists, dectors, dentists, jewelers, and many others have used ever since. It has never been improved upon for pro- viding heat instantly when needed, without smokcor dirt — heat that can beturnedoff when it is not needed—ciean heat without waste. Its principles of design are those recom- mended by the U. 8. Bureau of Standards. which the latest and most popular is the four | column Colonial. Each design is furnished i a number of heights and lengths. A rg ning dg ad i be sent free on request. The available supply for immediate delivery of Clow Gasteam Radiators is limited. 3 Later in the season it may be difficult to © make immediate deliveries. Inquire now so that we can anticipate your requirements, Williams Radiator Company 1116 South Grand Avenue St. Louis - ¢ #] +a 33 ~y a. ia Ganization, we are abl simply out of the ques share of the lot includ comprising more than find several to your lil wise to anticipate futu in this —— sal
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iT | ; MRI . - § gerrmusEr an, 1928, ZS a ISCREDITED OFFICER | hottest war in the calender of the|ning, in all synagogues SQ eee |e. MURDER SASE or Perma eter NEW, EARLY FALL =ON SIXTH_BETWEEN Sh CHARLES AND LOCUST STS. | 4 Police Investigator tn Kan- | : 5 . i City probably Will Get | : . , * . | 9 | 4 % / : mer Portion of Reward. | a, ~%¥ ‘ aad ed Press ' ; /: ee - : r oe CITY. Mo., Sept. 18.— | 50 Y 5 4 . BBP BPP PP Pw hm = 4 fA ye aes a a ee =r —- ——— : f = = 7 > : a St. Louis’ Specialty Shops. 500 Tailored Poiret Twill Smart | - from the Police Department and | x Gorly ao | be iviaon ot tay Soe AT OAKS : resorts. He let rumors per- | : shoes. To effect a permanent owas : sear OR ee ee | 4 cure, wear the IMPROVED $ $ Hie intimated there, = ee 8 | ) N CUSHION SOLE SHOE. 3 ij : T S n = J d T . a commissioners and | ' Feofidence of the under. Reed Cushion age a || oe ersey an ricoknit Dresses i tem patton tn : improved Cumnon Sole” 1012 N. GRAND AV. _at Most Remarkable Savings the reward are: William A. CUBAN HEEIS Paoward Keyes, L. D. Mo- . RUBBER TOP-LIFTS walla aa” FE UOO Os spears exciusively ¥ .. he evening news. : COOOO OOO OOOO T : | Stevenson, . | Harvey 128 Newman, George - ) ee Semen and LL. ~ ae Ladies’ Black Ladies’ For Goodness Sake Serve | | |Cuticura Soap | | fePadien. al ee oF ei Pe- i SS cor Brown Kid > Black Kid | {UvOF ATOMEMENT OBSERVANCE! [Eee | | | Boots Yur FAVORIT ") Are Health; dn ere Ro pT . The Day of Atonement, or Yom a — - CA Grocer ® ippur, regarded by Jews as the ~- Teicdes Baking Co. [tmormcs ee ee ee ee a ae —e rey ? 4 > it ae es | bili i HE ; oa Se a Sa — SS | pe 610-612 ‘7 he Hens at 9 A. M. porey f fm . of x These Dresses are splendidly venue a " & = Courtesy |. et fashioned and are copies of — L. Ackerman , Manager Bees _/ high-priced Fall models. Every % one a marvelous value at this price. a if 3 Ny : =) | ) Sizes 14 to 48 » on Sodpdeaddduabbba it idendbiaiddd ee Regular Selling Values $15 to $25 Se 2 * SS } — ’ Sar 4 saa i\as This sale includes Poiréet twill, wool jersey and _tricoknit An Event in “ hich Our Buying Prestige Scores Another Victory! aes Dresses, in all the new Fall col- 4 : : ors, in sizes for misses and : women 16 to 52. They are plain tailored, embroidered, braided fer of Newest Frocks || F === Values Extraordinary Which Merit a Much Higher Price Ticket Than $15 —=—. , We Advise an Early Selection By placing in advance a tremendous order for Silk and Cloth Fabri cs . | Sensa t ona / Under p rice Sa le these Frocks in connection with our affiliated or- fanization, we are able to offer Frocks that are —Satin Canton —Crepe de Chine A es simply out of the question ordinarily at $15. Our : Tricot; share of the lot includes more than 1000 models, —Georgette Pay er etne | Yew comprising more than 125 styles. That you will —Canton Crepe —French Serge find several to liki d. It will. be- : your liking is assure eee wise to anticipate future as well as present needs +e" —Combinations —Plaid Crepe in this incomparable sale. : . eae ae a reat a P= Sas : Ny ete te i eal em 9p . ~ ane nie eee adamant * = re ee ek. oe SJ ae: As " oe 4 os gr; ets" — ~ . = _— = S (Third Floor.) , Regular $6.50. g / AY XN & Values . 2 he Hy LRAT Avena PENT PMT) (PEGS FRY LERET ARG FEET PRET PPRETPPTT TERT POE EY PEATE PEST ETT aT YET ary poeaeeay PERN PETT POET TTT PPP OT PTT ATT COS Ey i SPURS TS er aaa Eee > —— —~ > 4, \* ee " f = os © &§ . SAS .
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| a ee St ee (CIR ee c. biles made the sta MARRIAGE LICENSES. TISSUE ee : | er aah eed pa = d out, , , I RY OF G «. xe) York. but some have droppe Chas. Moesieim—Enicle A. Hoehue. LESLIE Cc. SMITH. SECRETA ) . om ‘ Sleck- ssociated Ice Industries of Ameri ' g1204 : a * ; me | while a few others have joined the; Arthur FP. Hermann—Elvira 8. C - | the aoe. > By Ee Engineering Be. Every roll contains 1000 sh of ef the San Matéa, N. M. Post VAVRAKOS ie} party. Carl Theo. Mochiman—Selma Imno!z | cety of Bt. ee heatsuarters. S817 Olive , full size, 4%xs. cet funds‘ ippeared before Judge Phil- mann a ’ ——aa ae Allen Collins—Eagriine Cosby. clock, a! its headauarters. P : +T W. Bullock—Mrs. Ella Wiliams. street. on *‘The Modern Trend o the Ice In- :" An t QUALITY : No Word From Bank Cashier. Rober: A. Careon—-Adele C. Spiegel. a in toe a Ake ve | 7 = Your Neighborhood Dealer i mg the United States Distric ( | LO ‘OLATES *! By the Associated Prees mice on - Oe ee ee . | = : rr Can Supply You ia ip> aay with an infant in , FORT SMITH. Ark., Sept. btained | Wiilie Townsend—Cortne Co hran. | eT ; a : guilty. ‘8 No information has peo "ez. Wor- | Kirk nach. | eee a= na == CUPPLES CO., Mfrs., ST. LOUrS Trujillo is the 75¢ er Tb as to the whereabouts of James J. Lynch—Marguerite M. Danie's ois ae "earning elg Pp uate ears cashier of the | | Oliver F. Nuessie—Dorothea S. Stahl. , =. , f and that rell, for 17 ¥ field. Ark., 'James P. Brennan—Mary E. Cronin. : . ¢ whom is 13 years of age, People’s Bank of Mans! sday | rTank Wendell—Ruth Yates. : —_ i of js employed at $25 a who disappeared last as “a |Allen B. Reigie—Mary M. Benham. - her Judge Phillips told her that night. A check of the bank's boo defer sentence until March obert A. Haynes—Dorothy E, N. Hasna F t b] ; . the ac-| eal n—Lue M Hickman ) . oe 42 tet | aa wer 5 | ASXk | The POST-DISPATCH 1D the oniy St. Louis evening ALG Sk ) newspaper giving Associated Press news i. | 4 "SG At St. Charles. — | —s ” sa : Fee 4 aise | e , “Hego F. Hackmann—Cora W. Deikamp THEM er }s« er ae oe er ee oe ee | 6. ane * i » 4 te Oe oy : re aw ee PSD PS SE a OR? DFS eos - ee. ~ : We | 3 Jease W. Hoilmes—Luila Maicolm. &t. Louls +4 - BIRTHS RECORDED We. as. Le ees see = CHASES DIRT - CHASES DIRT - CHASES DIRT F. Ra. A Bs Pee A ie ye erro S121A Clifton ey. 4214 N. Broadwery. Ly s a aaa, ~% = tt WI rghd od A t a Au b ° S Eighth and Chestnut ~543 Missouri neo Las S003 Page tui SASVHDS >. } 7?. i] re OC) rt Co — ee ee a eed eee Re i es Awe PS, 5 oe ik Beginning tod: will be suppli new bread. ts AP OS wert ¥ p Tie rar . > , Longfe lor i oe THE GRAND PRIZE PU see a oso eee There's nothing else like it for easy and thorough cleaning Because it is quick, active and very econom- ical, And—it’s safe. So rest assured that everything you clean with Old Dutch is thoroughly clean and therefore hygienic and sanitary. Why is Old Dutch so effective? Because of the formation of its particles. They’re flat shaped, made that way by nature. Free from hard, jagged grit which scratches the surface, grinds in the dirt and makes real cleansing impossible. Old Dutch particles erase the dirt. Being flat, they present more cleaning surface and do a greater amount of cleaning. That’s why Old Dutch does more and better work than anything else you can buy. Best for all cleaning—doors, sinks, utensils, walls, bathtubs, churns, separators, milk pails. ee ee ee ee 4 Sa a Se ie Fede 3 ae VACUUM CLEANER . - i ary Tringe 78. I atiléda J. Robinson. cay Each loaf wei; at its price isa where. — LluiGQ SASVHO on +. Brooks. 59. 3030 Marcus During Fall Housecleaning ‘City News i in Brief. A wonderful offer! Upon request we will deliver to your door on five days’ free cleaning trial a new Eureka. estertage HALT, XIREWOOD, OPENED { Louise Thomas, president amd founder Use it without cost just when you need a cleaner the bas engaged os assistant die Lee Walker of I most—during housecleaning. Soares is heme management fen been mnie lished. This Free Loan Offer Expires Oct. 27 Jel) fl Cee es Thursday, at we sere . = ah exh ‘+ tom of , “ * Only a limited number of cleaners are to be loaned. | and drapes ae Don't pay a man to beat your rugs. Use the Eureka my phi are = instead. Then if you decide to buy you can pay. Service League will be helt tomorrow morn Only $5° Down 83,2” 4 own Month!y Payments Make this five-day test at our expense. See how F & * . ie ou euminion thoroughly the Eureka wil! clean the entire house. ep of PROM series. were set re re Bh sete, Pomerat See how much time, labor and expense it saves. ae Ye eet. Mrs Mary m er ra This free loan offer enables you to prove its wonder. F Cum Aes boven” init “policemen “site had tent ful merits before you buy and our easy payment plan allows you to pay for it at the rate of a few cents SSD, a day. po ‘one PHONE, CALLORSEND CouPoNTopay | FREE LOAN COUPON a ae EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO. & wetter cane a five 10-gal Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. 617 Locust Street. j the thirt floor "he ae higky m sh on . 4 é ae 617 Locust St. ‘ Send me details of your free trial offer. pee oct. ak tome ee Te scom Economi . l—a Lttl Olive 2688 Central 6227 hak ‘tlethes and ae ne pe on teepeets = ee goes a long way in Schuyler Memo CR gaat iE a he RT Rs NE ek FO OR IR ORR rtm oP He ee BIE eR WT Meine aR 8 aa OR rR mS 4 . . . i, SCT Hag * ~ ™~ ~ a DIRT --CHASES DIRT - — DIRT - CHASES DIRT - CHASES DIRT S3SVH)D Rn nt oe * ew ¥ ' I a ae z , iS °*wo "ogee and sme | Daily iinet a is ticles at ruby rine and 98: “Bthel Me | | Lean, @ Surse. and ‘Gletys Scheer. a curse. | ] L < B D | @ CRACKSMEN IN THE OFFI: i . STIX. BAER & FULL R |Witterd Storage ame Co. te =o etree. knocke. ” - ~arentiv were aS eames | . @@ the toner _Seors were Pot oper ke * <meta did | or STR ree ear | = CHASES DIRT - CHASES DIRT - CHASES NIRT SERRE: . RO Rage aw : ia ae Ee ie ee SP Ie Oe eer ee ee . * 7 —_ vr aan cnetemediindthllatiatadl _ =~ - ~ er ocean anna gine — : een . ; - »* “ 8 a ) af we ey 2 = : Ke ? "=" CHASES es Se . raney ag #4, ¥ #7 te re i ee \ bk: c= « on aa bees x6 ae eel i ie A —s : *
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TUESDAT "TEMBER if, 1088, oOntains 1000 sheets— hborhood Dealer Supply You . Mfrs., ST. LOUIS ’ - = i, ' ‘ S kom o™ aT; F eight children, the oldest 13 years of age, and that of The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily S 4 f hit i Till Marc o ae.” vat : od. * ¥ > pT ; umiese’d Press ‘ ee TERQUE, N. M., Sept. 15. : Trujillo, former post- d with embezziement y order 7erom the’ mone ad San Matta, N. M. Post- ed before Judge Phil- United States District jay with an infant in j pleaded guilty. COO? ethat Mrs. Trujillo is the husband is employed at $25 a oy, Jodge Phillips told her that | ntence until March » would defer S© . : the meantime, she said her are to make an effort to is yarn the mond and if it is pos- FOSTER TO BE QUESTIONED BY | KANSAS CITY CHIEF OF POLICE Must Explain Alleged Advocacy of Dictatorship of Proletariat— Not Likely to Be Held. By the Assoc tated Press. @ANSAS CITY, Sept. 18.—wil- liam Z. Foster, Chicago, radical la- bor leader, was put under bond to appear today before Chief of Police C. A. Vassar to explain statements made by him in an address here Sunday night under auspices of the Labor Defense Council. Foster and John Mijhelic of Kansas City, secre- tary of the meeting, were arrested after conclusion of the program and taken to police headquarters for “‘in- vestigation.”” They were released a few hours later on bonds of $1000 each signed by. H. 8S. Julian, Kansas City attorney. About 300 persons attended the Foster meeting, which was in Car- | $40 Left on Counter Missing. tar and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. Robert E. Woodson, president x the Mechanics’ Mfg. Co., 3763 For- est Park boulevard, reported to the | police the loss of a wallet containg ing $40 and a certificate of deposit for $1200, which he left on a counter at the Trust Co., 12 South Jefferson avenue It was gone, when he returned to look for it. yesterday. inadvertently Laclede he __—icqsaid, FUL ADVERTISEMENT Officers’ High-Top yo highest quality, chocolate color, best leath@; cost our offi- WOMEN! DYE cers $25.00 during war. $8. 9S Sale price onl 2 ‘ all solid | Genuine Army Field Shoes; three full oak | | soles; $8.00 value; brand- 2.95 new. Sizes 8's to 12 only.... . With every pair of @) Shoes sold, regard- less of price, two pairs of new cotton socks, one pair of new garters. MEN’S DRESS SHOE NMien’s Khaki New S308 SeRages ‘w/ | ee vs a al, penters’ Hall. In his address on “My | | Trial in Michigan for Communism.” | | Foster was reported as advocating | | revolutionary methods, confiscation | | Beautiful. rich Pe Fiannel Shirts chocolate color. o Just the thing for $1 15 _ Quality leather ype this cool weather; tep to toe. A ren a real $2.00 value. . Men's nd young men's SLIPPERS: all-leather: buys at this price for $6.00 the long Fall and Winter $1.69 AR 812 N.BROADWAY - I9N.BROADWAY | di that Merrell’s Oif ic ins, bruises, aching or . ous baseball players ul liniment. On 35c & 60c sizes. RELIS| ating Oi} Aches’ & Pains § value. Ag Old Dish With a New Appeal Roast Lamb— Mint Sauce Mtoe, Mab iin Tien edd 4 liberal dash of of property and dictatorship of the proletariat. Foster likened present day Communists to reformers of the Sweaters late middle ages, who were perse- | ev irts cuted because of their ideas. He ap- | pealed for funds and he obtained | Coats $63 to help defray legal expenses! Waists in his forthcoming re-trial in Michi- | gan for alleged criminal syndicalism. Foster with 29 others was arrest- | ed in connection with a communist | conventionnear Bridgeman, Mich..| in August, 1922, on charges of violat- ‘ing the Michigan anti-syndicalism act. His trial last March resulted ‘in a hung jury. Z Chief Vassar wished to question. Foster regarding his utterances, but _was of the opiniog that no formal | charges would be filed and that the i men would be released. Dresses Kimonas Curtains Coverings Draperies | Ginghams | Stockings | Everything | Diamond Dyes > Lach 16-cent package of ‘‘ Diamond Dyes’’ contains direction§ so simple any woman can dye or tint any old, worn, faded thing new, even if she has never dved before. sell all colors. : | j ’ IST. LOUIS? NEW LOAF | Country Clark As fine as bread can be! WFULL POUND eh i ii *~ eee. ee on «emma ae erage Rr eee ge ep RO NGS TR Nt i tg re te ct erg crete eee er tee Ieouls evening news service, — Drug stores a DIRG.:s. + PD HO & te . ——~) lll ~ Pa a a a ie (rl ee en GT OE OE Pe ~*~ o x >. Y) rr) wn oh 2 =: : 2) x > VW. ee, i eS eee ‘ - Lould Si i 7 ANN cal Beginning today, every Kroger Store will be supplied daily with this fine new bread. Made from the same ingredients Each loaf weighs fall 16 ounces, and you yourself would use! | ‘at its price is a value unobtainable else- eA how easy it would have been to haye kept this customer of yours! Thousands of merchants insure themselves against occur- rences of this kind by using a Burroughs to write their customers’ statements. On this kind of work alone a Burroughs machine pays for itself over and over again. It makes further savings by See Oe and charge sale, by proving the accuracy , Suni. laa It lightens the daily grind of all figure drudgery ' \ Flour—the smoothest lard: whole milk, rich and creamy; sugar and salt, the same as you use‘on your table—Fleisch- man’s yeast. Here, in the selection of these high- erade ingredients, is the secret of the unusual where. goodness of Country Club Bread. SISVHD - LYIG: S3ISVHD Prove for yourself the machine's ability to-uncover leaks in your profits, prevent errors, figure inventory, and help you make more money. For fifteen days we will let a Burroughs Adding Machine work for you FREE —ise it on all of your figure work Then, too, every process in baking is exact, per- fect, scientific. Temperatures are tested, oven- heat is automatically and precisely controlled. Every condition throughout the Kroger bakery is ideal for perfect baking. gers 2 . , » ne r a hag ne ; ee eS . be hal A ‘ aX SITS . 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH e a The Cinc _If He Beats Kabby by a Knockout, Tonight, We'll Be Inclined to Call ; ae... 137 T + , | : 4 é Atcners my im BROWNS 3, SENATORS 0,39 thresh Team P>¢® AL el Lae” POPOL ed Pi | a J e sie id go ‘ 2 aoe igs) 3 . ig ey ee wes us A | | oa sh is, With See ts dB TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923. a al an Manion Four Up and Held One Up f St. Louis University s Football Coaching Staff APA ABB BBL I ~~ wae ’ By Joseph F Jess Sweetser Takes Commanding Lead Over Seckel — Willie | Me pitta ee! iis, Tage eae tithes MP Speer ae GS eee ae: iS ES a. WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—St. Louls an ashington hooke wD to sustain hi i i : : ; et ee - Ps ae ce & iia, +: . eu header h today. The pitching,selécti ge Snas permitted him to n his per Francis Blossom of Chicago in the national amateur golf tournament. | LS ee | -Z aie —. PEE ae a i eu OF ee ‘a another double-header here ay. h a Dey ctions for the | 5 SCRE wag 8) ae Eddie Held, the other St. Louis; —....... -.._____-.~ ~~. | a >» a j le gg ty Mig PR De —" * | aoe RE — re a? * is :. | ee eae orth and Zachary. A small crowd turned out to w pg ve bee te today, their ‘final FIRST ROUND SCORES _ ar ee ng ee 0 eee 2 A play-by-play account of the} FIRST GAME, ‘que a tead of four and one-half match one up on Dinsmore Shute of , Z Pig My a ; ; see . Se al Sn ae > ~— 7 * ) ’ Ww. Va : / : F | ‘ ; Se oe ms peo tp , oe Sate a ates ’ ee en | : Mas "Ae anger sy > ie ¥s3 3 ; ‘ a oN yg turned in the best cara ‘ AFTER 16 HOLES » | & So, ee Ga es Te . See. ie "ae : FIRST INNING. | 0 ? 6 0 1 0 0 6 ae Reds, who are faced with a NE eR i a yer een re ts, Be ™ 3 a * 3 ; a we 65 Se git ae ee Pe : me se 5 B OW NS—Gerber singled to cen-, a 2 ; neless *outlook. The Reds would : | 3 ’ ig oem seats atl ‘ ‘ tle the Giants for the champion- -_—— ee a + € 2 of the morning when he set a new, record for the tournament by shoot- ‘ —-- ing the 18 holes in 37-34—-71. The; Held 1 up on Shute. Salt Lake star went to lunch six up| ‘Sweetser 8 up on Seckel. on E. F. Carter of Chicago. | Allis 1 up on Swect. ter. oe , bin hit . han ber, Zachary to Bluege. To , ae | ‘into a ‘double play, Zachary to Peck 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 iq) ot » if New York succeeds in win- ‘to Judge. No runs. padtigs six of its 12 remaining games. | WASHINGTON — Evans walked. ; ee bia raw’s attention now is prob- i'Peck sacrificed, Schliebner to Mc- 1 cohaia Mit devoted to preparing his pitch- lined to McManus, Fae Fo ; F 7 staff for thé short but’ tellin, ’ 411 3D. ag ) ~ oe § . NO | robin rf. | a. j against the Yanks. Its show- RUNS. Mee pean e. : , ht aii }during the season does not jus- | SECOND INNING. Seearaihe: .s Bie Pi oe a eomparison with the steady BROWNS — Williams singled to Wheiey ef, | H et that Huggins owns, but Mc- . oc : P 3 o) rs , , eenter but was out a moment later Sanbarth 6. b. > i aw has jockeyed it so capably that ‘trying to steal. McManus flied to Umpires— Moriarty and a may again surprise the world and Evans. Severeid doubled to right. Attendance—2000. ee the series for the third straight ow Schliebner, doubled . = Whaley walked. chi r SEVENTH INNING... = — —- — ca Wr Herron and Martin, even. iy the Associated Press. Cummings 4 up on Weber. FLOOSMOOR COUNTRY CLUB, — 3 up on Frainey. : | Gardner 3 up on Knepper. aes : if- Chicago, Sept. 18.—Favorite £0 Guilford and Jacoby, even. ers in the national amateur golf oe ts championship tournament at Floos-| Haines one up on Ouimet. moor today met tartars, with the| Hunter gne up on Evans. exception of Jess Sweetser of | Cc. F. Wells two up on Joe Wells. York, defending champion, who! Jones one up on Cochran. finished the first 18-hole round of| Marston four up on Simpson. ° b t ; s. ‘ today’s play eight up on Alber Davis two up on G. Blossom. | Wee, center, scoring Severela and Secke!l of Chicago, formerly inter- Von Elm six up on Carter. | | Danforth flied. to Evans collegiate champion. Manion four up on F. Blossom. ; eg*? : .. Se a ee ee Whaley. Vanio | : ig ey, gd he | : B bb J a “ : : aa a ee SS TWO RUNS. : rach aley singled aaaans only pennant chance Cincinnati obby Jones o Pp | Ee : ssi anys Ali ‘ : | ; . _M threw | ScPliebner fanned. P * b had, reposed in the fact champion, managed to reach the! ---~~~-~~~-~ | : “. # a > Ee a, Wh . = | WASHINGTON—MecManus brilliant one-h hy mig pase lives a5 loam ’ : * oye P . Pe Map : and cate - ° % : 2 a . iia, me | | leut Rice. McManus also threw out eet te aime Pie a \ a McGraw's pitching staff mig*it s short fly. _NO 48 Seeimelapse under the burden -of three half way mark one up on T. B. ‘ Baseball > L§ e 3 a ~~" Cochran of Wichita Falls, Tex., but Scores ; ; - - sa ?.lU Smaie OSE \Judge. Ruelygot a double orf a —_ EME) te he took 80 strokes and while he * c | . . aa Pa , mn ce te ‘fly to left. Hargrave flied to “ A we ig Bee sad pa a — finished the first nine even, he lost AMERI LEA | % — AMOR IER ee” : din 4 he Se ‘lams. NO RUNS. R ° ~ i e, ered anc (smos the tenth and was one down for the CAN GUE. | | Y. mee ‘ie ee Gb ak pie CO, a ee | THIRD INNING. | acing R 281 . ped dead, but ‘McG.aw, the only time. 128345678 9 R. HH. E. ; : °F SBE anne ) ‘4 , peek a os > : Be BROWNS — Gerber lined to Gos- & Wee get ll genius, saved it time after Chick Evans of Chicago, twice} CLEVELAND AT NEW YORK | Be, one EP ' BEN Nea tg SM i, ew pee : lin. Bluege threw out Ezzell. Tobin | ten : : winner of the title, lost the fourth . 4 : Bae NR” Ss nemele ee oe Pe ae oe: eS } a flied to Goslin. NO RUNS. | aa has been forced to use relief: hole to Willie Hunter's birdie three, 0 0 0 1 ' bf : Ny Re Son MS Acs SE ee ko a | es ) FIRST Mee boo eee shers 137 times this season in a and was never able to get the lead,| NEW YORK | je 2 : , Mk eS Rae RC PO lentes ioe a c 116° (L. ° es of 142 games. The full games NEL | oe pits ; rete Ke yo, eee : , a ‘ough Ezzell. . (LL. ey , stopping for luncheon one down to 2% i Oe Eater dese 3: ae PRR ES so. Ae RES: eS i "5 8 ‘ pra ss, Un Stee PR Be es Re? a Seas © ee Re A ee Bluege. Mec: ors a ; ut - Sewereid | Polly Ann and Satellite also ram, am pped out of first place since the with the pond, © Haines never let up 0 0 0 0 | , | ‘ | oF . ! $; SG ES oo FR ORE ES |NO RUNS. ; Goslin struck |!0mgs: | Miss Domino, 108% (¢Purnerhs _ and was still one up at the end of 2 “ . Se e % Sie I Si. a are eek ae 2 es WASHINGTON — ost! ; 1, 5 to 2. 6 to 5, won; Baby Lame Batteries Chicago—Blankenship erd ; 5 Fad " 4 gate «. bab aes ; . Pe = Seaaaraai Y tog Yerber threw out Rice. Judge |(McAtee) 6 to 5, 38 to 5S, cong; 18 holes. . Crouse. Boston—Quinn Howe and Picinich ’ a > OMS ORAAPI i _ " snsatadliads sidaen sated ms ; eS out, Gerbe . - jette, 114 (McTaggart). 6 to &. € m Gardner Leads Knepper y i, a Ses, Sete ama ES Oe singled to left. Ruel flied to W haley. |—1:0L. H. T. Waters, Noe ire, , Another f Mampi to > oe taal ypqeescmn Pe ge ‘NO RUNS. “FOURTH RACE. "3-yeat-olde uae nother former champion to be| DETROIT AT PHILADELPHIA ; : ‘FIFTH INNING. claiming. purse $1000, one milesia checkmated was Dave Herron of 1 0 0 —By Staff Phtograpnet. RROWNS—Hargrave made a nic?) 5 creat? Sorecscne tan ; Re 6 Le! Chicago, who, after turning 2 down ' Here are the four men who must prepare the Billiken gridiron machine for the heaviest schedule a St. Louis eleven has faced in years. | stop of Whaley's visage emily os 2° 5, thir me. py op Onna a enna le -dgemee yrs PHILADELPHIA From left to right they are Head Coach Dan Savage, Line Coach Charley Rademacher, Trainer Paddy Fitzgerald and Freshman Coach Jimmy | W'!4 s vin Vaecrne soe ste ee ee ot : square the ‘ , , ‘ ; . . Zachary threw S ba, “*—- val contest at the half-way point. Bob ] 0 0 Acree aa They do not appear worried, but they will have many problems to solve between now and the game with Notre Dame which ends a: “tain third. Peck threw] ,, 7?) 7H RAce. 3-year-olds ane Gardner of Chicago, twice champlion, | Batteries: Detroit—Cale and Bassler; | the season for the Billikens. out Danforth. Gerber singled to yee ~ ethene ie we Rudy Pata Telphia— Harris aterm —— SSE ——— ————— a Bike | ter, scoring Whaley. pine ace Seg ouz ty, leading the DETROIT AT PHILADE K © nH minis ee, ore r Ruel to Peck. NE JN. s J HILA DELPHIA a PLP LPP PLP OPA LA LPL Peele stealing. u : former intercollegiate champion 3 up m Innings je SPoC7so 1.4.© | elly Hits Three TOD ’ | RAST WEST NET TEAMS iP Last Nicht’s Fich - WASHINGTON — Hargrave flied gt the eighteenth, The other former em oe Seo oS 8 Oe 22 3 i e AY S TABLE Q| OPEN PLAY ON FRIDAY . ight's Fights ‘to Williams. Bluege walked. Zacn- Dorval Resulés. title holder, Bill Fownes, of Pitts. |*™*¢*!phia 09000100 1—2 103 omers Ina OowW | (| ont . One epee ee NY StS igi | - singled to center, Bluege stop- o x burg. also turned 1 Z Batteries Detroit—Holloway and Bass- } NEW YORK, pept. 18.—Rival Fh a (ae ee rps : afe on FIRST RACE, claimiig. purse 0 ' ne nto the second /ier Wooda!!; Philadelphia—Rommel, Kelly | | teams have been pickea for the an- | SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—Kid Pancho of | ping’ at second. Evans wasn * 3-year-olds and up, furlongs—Wh round 3 up, having picked Up two [22d Perkins. Brugsy. res NATIONAL LEAGUE ie ine: Wide ie P sonnia! San Antonio knocked out Gene Larue, 'Gerber’s error, filling the basés.}| bo oy cEyeas), diate | . . m ; “at - Ss 5 3 5 2) g ’ — . . . ‘ | x e 4 ‘ . . eer d e (= a holes from Tom Frainey of Chicago NATIONAL LEAGUE. Giant Firgt-Sacker Also Gets If They If They | ia ines aie ak” sas i | Hees flyweight te hy es in the- third Zachary was injured sliding into s°c-| , . Dancer 7. yh n — nt pd alltel Ble 5 Phen | Double and Sin le in | CLUB + sone hacia and Saturda y at Porent Hill; N Y Beppe Sagasbsee, pn sory poem ond and time was called. —e q Tem ie Danett z "Girt , ‘ eae sr, 4U ? et Todav ay. | ~« h > S, N. ~ | . ' ; ‘ve emptress, cin 1p ond. : g , t. Today.Today. | The East will be represented by LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—Charles Rentrop had to retire from the game, and) poorwill also ran. « ape SECOND RACE. claiming. purse $800, BOSTON AT PITTSBURG | + . New York .....! : + 622 .615 - ae ; | The course was slow today as a re- . | Setting Batting Record. ‘hake. es ge fon nee gen | Wiltam T:. Tilden, R. Norris Wil- not een ep a oe ‘weight wres- |) iebold ran for him. Pec« fouled to|. SECOND RACK. clenaiks, Seam . » Mrome aut Martinson of Chi- | overeid. McManus threw out GOs-/19 (Wilson), $4.20. $2.3 2 29 fi sult of an overnight shower which | ] 0 0 0 | | Pittsburg 583 .586 .579|liams, Vincent Richards, Watson M. | » 9 left the grass beaded with raindrops. ’ | | ‘Chicago........74 66 (599 .532 .525| Washburn and Wallace F. Johnson, | °®S° lin. NO RUNS Pravug 113 $2 00. think, put the greens still remained com. | P!TTSBURG | By Te Apsociated Press. CARDINALS ...73 67 .521 .525 .518| While the West will rely on William | | CHICAGO—Eddie Anderson of Moline, poe SIXTH INNING. 11 4-5. Al —Flyp nd. Pardl. paratively fast. The players we 3 ? 0 | NEW YORK, Sept 18. — George | prookiyn . ' | H. Johnston, Clarence J. Griffin and| M., was given a newspaper decisim@m over , “THIRD RACE, claiming, re 489 .493 .486 , € x - ; : : "NS — Ruyssell went in t0/...-. permitted to clean their balls on the Z Robert and Howard Kinsey. | Kewpie Trembley of Chicago in a 10- BROWN: y year-olds and upward, foaled ¢ Kelly, the Giant first baseman, | Boston 33: 338 .331 | } | : "| Ph toa 43ae | Four singles and two doubles | db ; ‘hie ‘itch for Washington. Ezzell fanned. | mile , pore | | | Philadel ' ne ea ang | round bout at East Chicago. pite C $4: $2 Se. ee Putting Was OOF all smith: Pittsburg Morison und Schmidt 4 | Arove out three home runs in suc- /fulacelphia y eeenrs | [matches will be played. ‘The ten-| cozinesus, ind.—Jock , |Goslin r&4e a nice catch of Tobin's | Romanellii. $4.70, $3.80, segor around. Few of the scores were un-i”- ae —~ |cession, a double and a single in five AMERICAN LEAGUE tative singles schedule calls for the oe Bi ag 3% Malone, St. , Villis -alked. Williams | 98 (Wilson), $3.85, third. Tim der 80, wh Postponed Game } gE ouie | Paul middleweight, won the judge’s deci- | foul fly. Williams wa ' 7 Git Lin. Antiphon » while a number ran well over . les , ‘ If Thev If They | breaketing of Tilden and Johnston, | awe S Ome pats s and wént to third: oe Royal Gift, Aunt Lin, Antip that figure for the par 74 course Philadeiphia at Cticinanti, bots games| “MOS at bat in yesterday's game) Win » | Willtams and R. Kinsey Washburn | %°0 ¢@© Stamy Doreey of New York in | Mole seowe & oe Jonea Plays Poort . rain. with Chicago, the Cubs being ear CLUB , Todey.* |}and H. Kinsey and Griffin and Rich-| ® 10-round bout. Ruel’s wild throw. se me gs. threw a si da oh ; a Sea ee : ; ‘ . , 4 f ( a ; ; } kan eae : i . 2 . : . q. N INS. t e Associa > ess,. ’ iv y ed 3 toe ‘ [New York .....92 47 aero ~~ Ss. In the doubles, Washburn | INDIANAPOLIS — Sammy Mandell, | OUt McManus NO RUI WORCESTER. Mass., Sept A goodly gallery followed Jones AMERICAN AND BRITISH Such a feat bh Cleveland 2 62 1537 .541 .533] 8nd Willlams probably will oppose | Rockford, Il, featherweight, won every | WASHINGTON — Ezzell threw James J. Stafford, forme?) suc a feat has never before been | Detroit 515 sabi Johnston and Griffin in one match,| round of a 10-round boxing contest with lout Rice. Judge popped to Ezzell. league pitcher, died here and Cochrane, but were P T PLAY T ’ not rew . ; - , ilde S j . ; : ard ARMY OLO EAMS LA |accompiished in major league base- |BROWNS os oe 500 | While ilden and Johnson will meet! Joey Fox, said to be champion of En- tuel popped to Ezzell. NO RUNS. hospital. P — ed with good golf a | the Kinsey Brothers ji e ot! pion finishing his row om P56 tn auen DECIDING MATCH TODAY pati. ovrarret! ana Meuse! also hit Deo weamygay ¢ 485 .489 .482 | : tite Elba i. _giand. — , ‘Ry ; , , icago ....... .448 452 444) — Clepust that WESTBURY, N. Y., Sept. 18.— | circuit drives. oo . ind — he refiised to comment) The world’s military polo e interna. | ; : ' ean ong “vee Meee ana ae | Manus. Goslin ‘who doubled Evans at second. McGraw Did Not Fail, ly this spring it was said that OOD ORE QP ASO OO OO 8 ON ENReRE EE eeeoEGOet= orn: > two-year-old a — te », * . ' 3 _—_————— " colon foe yee am resource-| ship will’ be decided on the interna-| 0 | : | ET EEILTEIG LSS alirncen wisn the Acteriose | ore Victory to assure thelr ap- ; | ee ; n rhen 1e merican | y assur Ps .- o promised, however, to take him home | ®"@ British army teams meet in the | pearance in the world's series failed | Tomorrow s Schedule. Px " 3 Mail Orders Winner over Cochrane, who took third and deciding match of the first |to come across, going to defeat be-| NATIONAL LEAGUE . # Carefull three more strokes than Jones in the Bertes ever held to determine such | fore Cleveland, 6 to 2. | New York at St. Louis. / # ~ 7 Fi y forenoon. a tae holder. ) Brooklyn at Chicago. . “ig tlled : aving obtained extra mounts aa | Philadelphia at Cincinnati ° ~| from neighboring army posts, the The Pirates were defeated by the | Boston at Pittsburg i a American Tour expect to be better Bonstonians 6 to 2. Effective pitch- | AMERICAN LEAGUE OP PL equipped. for a grueliag struggle , F First Round P than it was Saturday when it lost | bY Marquard won the game. Cin- | pers at Washington. | the lead after keeping ahead unti1 |“innati did not play, crawling to sec- | \Chjea@s et teaatak | In U. S. Golf Tourney the next to the last chuckker. The | ond place in the National League. | peprvit at Philadelphia (two games). iy Ready ice-cold—in the P 7 = patented, sterilized, bottle aap pam ct won the first game most- | Slihaceae | Only games scheduled. a y through the great superiority of ) ; | ———-®-—_--—- . | 3 : ta ———— | peli aaa NAAN its ponies. \ y | The Red Sox broke even with the | : 3 which is the most sanitary % 4 - | " b= BRACKET. ¢ Although the British have not suf- | White Sox in Boston, losing the first | [ | = package that can be made + Corduro Suits ge ord, Boston, vs. 1. Jn.| fered for material their team work |8&me 6 to 1 and winning the second | yton Loses —to delight your taste and te y ul coby, Dallas, — has not been as smooth as the Amer-/|6 to 5. The second game was a close | rn Pe quench your thirst. eo a ‘ “€.. me Per ael |. Suit cans because of the absence of Maj. jaffair, the Chicago team leading un- | i | iff D : shee : © rough-and-ready Vivian Leckett, the regular back, /tij the eighth inning. O enton | | : plaice aes bas | i boy. ° hi ; ma mn our plant and at the 44 ‘ $5 45 ; ; * a ; ; e | Finer was injured shortly before the R. Mar./ first game, . ‘ | , | stores of our Me eps. | iniehcedll etnies The Tigers lost two games in| St. Louisan Drops Sécond Match| : a dealers, gives Jess Sweetser, New York, we. Al. Minor League Standings. Philadelphia, the home team win- |! of Three-Cushion Title | 3 pa aid OF Mag y 4 : | Sizes 6 to 17 : aoe Come visit plant nate Leet . , bert Seckel, Chicago. ——_ os obi pttemiied ‘ning by scores of 2 to 0 and 4 to 3.| Dinsmore Shute | e | Te Lee. amar , jin the first battle, Naylor allowed | Series. : | see how our sanitary 4 : Va., vs. Eddie H + Wheeling Ww. Orleans #9 53.627 Atianta ..7672.514 |but fivé hits, to ten off Bush and | methods provide for abso. | 4 . Held, St, lTaout.. Mobiie ..85 68 A7T4 Naahvilie .7 ; Quinn re | . om % 2. i Art Sweet, Obicago . | Memphis 7468 5°21 Chat'nooga 5 404 ~ | “ ute purity. : ms: “4 » ¥8. Ned Allis, Birm’ham 7270 507 Lit. Rock.. | World Champion Johnny Layton : | | | e | . | Milwaukee, | 2 med | aatteiae : Keep a few bottles on ice | 4) i . J on. ufrered a second disastrous assault , at home, Order by the 4) = 4 uvenile Suits : i : This lot tne} udes about 50 Ju = a —- vs. W. c.| INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, | ; ; upon his three-cushion billiard title WL. Pet wW. I. | Raltim’re 10652 687 Mead | :, | = 4 | pester 96 64 600 Srahuse | last night when he lost to Tiff Den- } , _ 7 a Mylee—in tweed, corduroy ? iy Roc ‘ A . x: Puffaio ...8076 513 Newark 5. rt ’ to Tans . 7 : | ax la ab end “Ee ae tH he | Re 5 fe ; . | wa of Kansas City in the second | ' C 4 a | i rie . . day's play of the championship se. a ¢ . x ‘ al E $3 45 7 oo — your grocer. | _ , ’ Suits, in Middy. and Oliver —_———— AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ries at Layton’s parlors. \ nN Tr ‘ ~ > PN of - . w L Px ‘ft Ww L, \ . a Ae + fi ‘ 7 8. Pau) .. 9849 667 Milwaukee @2 81 434 oe : | Layton was visibly off : J Yy th t 4 A Kan. City .94 50.653 Indiana’lis 63 R32 : | while hi y off his game, | . i Its Pe ver Sizes 3 ito 8. | 8 opponent shot excellent bil- gh some cigarettes are a -—————-+}- va, | Louisville 83 85 (561 Minnea'ils Oh Ro . 5095 er: TORS O50 Toledo”. ~ : | | liards and enjoyed favorable breaks. priced like T mF 1 : ? } areyton,—no other Y Drink ah |. Children’s Silk Plush Ha } i WESTERN LEAGUE. |The score was 60 to 44. Layton had b : : , i p ti Bong all ae and $1 — Oklahome o” 80-60% Des Moineste #6. : | previously lost his first match, bow- | — ette is made like Tareyton Bs va.) Se. Bek 5S 96 Aer Me : jing to Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia. | or liked like Tareyton. Bottled i q 3 ' SA Omaha < : oO + | Reiselt and Denton are scheduled ? " ' . | 4 . . _ jand Layton will oppose Bob C va, Willie | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Fi . : ob Cannefax 2 / ning. lle 6. Columbus ° , Louisville 10, ‘Toledo 1 y * Gniy* games Played Yesterday afternoon Cannefax went TWENTY CIGARETTES nll ae % " take Cuy, ae oe down rather abruptly before Reiselt, : SOUTHERN LEAGUE. baldness 60 to 36. | | : Atlanta 124-8. Little Rock 4—a. = Layton made a fine bid for sate Delicious and:Refreshing mi oe ‘ Only gSame@ played sng eves use ay the late ‘innings of his match | ) WESTERN LEAGUE. with Denton, but he missed by: the! . i i : viel c and ve | | | | | Coca Cola Bottling Company | ~ ‘ot MM. Levis ame enton resorted to” agfety play ‘at; %) ; 408 members here | ing 4. Newark ? | before him, so cautious was he. Each ; : | + SEES RA » | Boron 8, Buffalo 9; (called tm tn, | bow a high run of 4, and it required | ; | seri eon ac wae cae f ¥ oe ee epee ee: 7 --<e tel ie he gaa 2 veriest hair at critical moments. & t to a draw before . INTERNATIONA LEAGUE. times when he iy had fair shot& St. Louis, Mo. 73 innings to decide the match. 7 meee . ; PS AI Bes My : se Powe ta SE a er ae ee fe ep re a * gph ad Ps s ae RT gar Sa oa eT a! ae yess — ie Po Be
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Cincinnati Reds May Have a Cine s oa But tia New An. y, Forced to Use Relief Who's a Kabakoff to Box | TORS 0. i | a ; 137 Times, Holds Lead InBaseball Today Briton Who Once a rough Team’ s Batting Power (Including games of Sept. 17.) Whip p ed Criqui LEADING ey. ant Virtually Won, Open Two-Game Ser _ Pet. . % ie wis Penn P - - se ies Hornaby St I, See Heilmann Det .389 Tommy Noble, Irish Feather - ¢%, _ 7, inals Today—Cinc innati Must Win 11 Out of 13 Wheat Brk.. .369 Ruth N Y... .388 weight, Has Likewise Defeated -_ | pe to Tie if Giants Break Even in 12 Games. 1 = peter ag 1 ee =a 370 | Good Americans. a, me. | Fournier mete 352 Collins Chi j PITCHING 4 s Post-Dispatch. Washington hooked up in ing,séelections for the first prowd turned out to witness ° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH York Giants Look Like "| DEMPSEY DEPARTS WITH Broadway Trafic. auack EYE AND $500,000 Tied Up by Firpo!>»-. YORK Sept. 18. — Jack Dempsey departs for his home in Salt Lake City with nothing to show for his battle of Friday night except a black eye and nearly half a million dollars. After paying a brief visit to his mother he will proceed to Los Angeles where he hopes to have an extended holiday. Dempsey will not meet any oppon- ent in the ring until the first of next year, at least, Jack Kearns, his man- ager, said. Schoolboy to Battle Mike McTigue Oct. 4 For World’s Ring Title BIG YEAR AT ANN ‘ARBOR ANN ARBOR, Mich.. Sept. 18.-- Fielding H. Yost is receiving am av- erage of 1200 Letters dally from per- sons who want to see his University of Michigan pigskin passers play football this year. The alumni allotment of tickets for the Michigan-Ohlo State game Oct 20 has been sold out. Buckeye sup- porters have already taken 7500 tick- éts for this game. The reserve sales of seats for the Vanderbilt, Minnesota and Quantico Marines games are far ahead of pre- vious years and Yost expressed little doubt that Ferry Field will be a “sell out” fox all of these games. ~~ Crowds Pack Street to Catch a Glimpse of Wild Bull of the Pampas. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ga., Sept. 18. 1 | HE South today is preparing ! for its first championship 7” boxing match since James J. Corbett administered a licking to John L. Sullivan tn New Orleans more i three decades ago. “Young” Stribling of has started training m the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—‘Be right down,” said Luis Angel Firpo to his chauffeur as he alighted from his car—the one with the bull's head and the legend, “The Wild Bull of the here on Oct. 4. . : 16) Harry Kabakoff, whom the pass. The + Prat nomi fighter is 19 years (| F®mpas” painted on its hood—and 16 ing years have seasoned to the point |? of age and is still in high school. )}entered the Longacre’ Building, where today, at the age of 23, he is i\¢ In the last three years he has }| Broadway and/forty-second street, bett h ‘ ‘en r risen to the front rank of pugil- )\ar 6:30 last evening. 7 tn te . an he has so phos ikl el: 6 a according to « Almost immediately a crowd gath- n his ring career, wi e Exhibit D . Ss. i - 42)in the Lafayette Club’s ring show “4 yriday the Macon youn. wil ¢ cee By a ag Ate dig san er ithe Coli tonight. put aside his school books ana ?|Tefought verbally. When a cop or-| 35 from the standpoint of games won. |Seott has won 14 and lost only six, | 4o win 11 and lose two games| w hile Ryan has 13 victories to show | the Giants for the champion-j|as against four defeats. Ryan's suc-/| if New Yc succeeds in Win-/|cess was gained largely in the re-| ee se 12 remaining games. lief roles. Nehf has only broken | McTigue holder light heavyweight of the world's Brk. champlonship, Meuse! N Y. Hornsby St L. Miller Chi 19 Heilmann Det 17 Hauser Phila. 16 Brower Clev.. 16 : MOST RUNS. Young N Y. 116 Ruth N Y.. MOST STOLEN BASES. Carey Pitts. ,43 Collins Chi. MOST SACRIFICE HITS McInnis Bost. 31 Collins Chi.... MOST DOUBLE PLAYS (Teams). Philadelphia. 154 Washington. . 163 MOST RUNS (Teams.) New York. 806 Cleveland. FEW EST OPPONENTS RUNS. ) Again this fall, Parnell Worsteds There’s nothing comes across from old Ireland that does the little isle more credit than do Par- nell worsteds. a two-day stand the Cardinals today, their final of the season here. They ve 8 pad of four and one-half over the second - -place Cincin- 4 Reds, who are faced with a outlook. The Reds would arrive fight to 558 Ve hl ah led ll al al al FIRST GAME. S AT WASHINGTON O1COOm GTON A custom tailored suit of Parnell worsted $65 a > oe @Pen’ock NY 4Smith Clew 6 Jones N Y. 19 7) li Hoyt N Y.. 168 7 Naylor Phil 12 6 Cole Det..; 8 4 Luque Cin.. Ryan N Y. 13 Adams Pitts 13 Morrison Pit 22 Scott N Y¥.. 15 minutes after 7 o’clock re- serves were sent from the West For- The crowd the Times | eS: oo ane 19 is fight and subsequent | this side of the water| USHERS ENABLED MANY here where he will establish |a British featherweight fi ; ); somewhere in the Longacre Building. : al ghter McTigue is scheduled to : here one week before the a0: Firpo. The crowd was now so grea | feat achieved some years ago, of Eu- 2 ome oe wc alps po : Harry Ertle, third man in the } | thay traffic was at a standstill and it r; qui, { Frenc ar hero, WNO |) ring at the Dempsey-Carpentier would push the car over the curb- from Kilbane and then lost it back | r here, it was announced. _ing. to Johnny Dundee. |'COUNTERFEIT CAPS FOR rounds. _ ty-seventh Street station. — | Struggles oO training quarters. | whose chief claim to fame is a de- ale cop ordered him’ te geane®. for complete his training. seemed as if the milling throng wrested the featherweight crown 14 match. will referee the match PDP LBL Le a A few Noble knocked out Criqui in ‘now extended over to | with men Many men know Parnell Mar- | worsteds. WARHINGTON vans ef, Judge lb, Ruel « Hargrave Sh Lb. Rivege Th. ». Zachary p Moriarty and Ormsby ace — ON) ———_—_—_—_== SEVENTH INNING. WNS-— i Severeid flied 19 Whaley singled to |. left. er fanned. Peck made a one-hand catch of Dan- hort fiy. NO RUNB. ° : cing Results ST i i ne Aqueduct Results. RACE. | 3-vear-olds apd upward, and a half fur- “ator. ; Jug. 116 ee — > am Leiahtion, RACE Bessie Day jue and Savoy S-year-olds and up. Reparation, fs “ to oo . o to 27% rcareo 110° (L Fator), 1 39 3-5 Comic Song, also ran. The Bellrose Stakea, added. ‘“wo-ve arieida ive ~~ —_ —y no, 108 ty ‘Turners, 6 t “ : taby Lane 108 6 4 ‘s to 5. secona: Humor- ‘¢ Sragpar: » 6 to &. third. Time atlers, Rival and Ducky RACE. 2-year-olds Purse S1000, one iMcTeggar' 7 to 2. Bersagiiere 124 (Kummer), ~oed: Bravo 107 (Hastings). Time, } 4) Oran, Sweet ened fatriike. Diversity and King’g Belle "and Satel) ite, RACE cla m- Antone . firet: 5 to 3. ‘Time, An‘erior, Ace. 3O-vear-oids and up Dorval Results. RACE, claiming. and up, eix (Row an). $4.20, (Stirling? (Aron), Mumbo Jambo pirees, Denmcing Girl lao ran. ‘DR ‘kh claiming. purse $800, for six furlonges—Sun Brae ” ArT. é: purse SBON for furiongs— Whale- $s: 15 SS Us $4.55, $2 90. $7 40. thirt. China Cw and Waip- $2 . (Rowan), s° 60. third. . Also tan——-Fiypaper and Paro! RACE, claiming, puree S500, foaled in Canada, one 103 (Aron). . ne . third Time, “Aunt Lin, Antiphon ana “McTab 2 Sao ¥ oclated Press. 4 PoSTER, Mags... Sept. 18.— . Stafford, former major ficher, died here today in 4 a the series for the third straight iMcGraw's pitching staff mig‘it | ‘western trips. Noonfire, Bateman, * aw's attention now is prob- | ©ven in 20 games and devoted to preparing his pitch- | waft for thé short but tellin, | against the Yanks. Its show- ring the season does not jus- g-eomparison with the steady) that Huggins owns, “but Mc-. has jockeyed it so capably that y again surprise the world and 16 and lost 14. Bentley shows da rec- Facing the Yankees. These are the men upon McGraw coming series. Yanks last year, /and Nehf came whom Scott stopped the so did McQuillan through in fine | style Perhaps McGraw can have! McGraw Did Not Fail. | them in shape again to go at tap | y this spring it was said that | speed in a short series, but it looks y pennant chance Cincinnati| very much like the power of his re had, reposed in the fact jattack must be his standby. The recent series with the Chicago Cubs furnishes an example of the 'manner in which McGraw has had to depend upon punch and switch his pitchers. He won Sunday's |game, 10 to 6, |terday with a 13 to 6 victory. Giv has been forced to use relief|/ing opponents six runs a game will 137 times this season in a|/not make for succgss in a world’s’ of 142 games. The full games| series where the pitching is of a by Giant pitchers this sea-| nigher type than the Cubs, even with Tange in the neighborhood of| Aldridge and Alexander, have been than half of the number of! able to supply. splayed. And yet, despite this! Tis apparently is one year when of his staff to hold up and | McGraw faces his hardest test. The of constantly jockeying | Yanks, so say games, McGraw has never| men, are a much better tes out of first place since the | year than last. They are playing He has maintained (faster ball and working better as « under the burden of three. The staff did , it faltered and almost dead, but McC.aw. the genius, saved it time after McQuillan, | who cost an even $100,000. has won/! (ord of 11 victories and nine defeats | will have to depend in the’ and came back yes- | experienced baseball | this | team. The pitching, particularly in the case of Bush, has fallen off a bit, but the striking improvement of Jones and Pennock would tend to offset the decline of Bush and the collapse of Mays. Haines Pitches Today. However, McGraw's problem _ there. In the last two /went into the series as Firpo went linto the ring last Friday, but he always emerged like a Dempsey. | Pitching may be 85 per cent of the 'game and there is no denying that ‘it is a tremendous asset, but Mc- Graw has held a lead in a close | race all season with. just a mediocre | staff for a championship team. Jess Haines, who has beaten the |Giants twice this season, will pitch for the Cardinals today. McGraw i | eligible who gives promise of going nine innings. The Cardinals made it four out of |Fred Toney came back aftér a three | layoff the final 'game, 6 to 5. Fred allowed only one i'earned run but Lester Bell, ' Houston, paved the way ‘er scores week's and won recruit for the oth, [SA National Institution CA Tim Coat to as Prowning King & Go. Established Over 100 Years Te ader Is Mothers’ Day IN OUR Boys’ Dept. We have taken every broken lot and odd garment and pr: thrifty mother should take advantage of this opportunity low prices. Neckband and attached styles, dras and whites included. Mail Orders Carefull Filled. BIG LOT Boys’ Shirts and Blouses Oxfords; Sizes 4 ‘ced them so low every to outfit her boys at our = collar- in ma- “—. 14 2 for to Corduroy Suits | a, ne Corduroy Suit ay © rough-and- ready $5.45 Sizes 6 to 17 izes 3 Boys’ and Children’s Winter Overcoats A Pre-Season Sale! All in new mc4eis, with raglan or set-in sleeves; full and half belted styles, and a few loose-back models. $4 1-45—$14-45 to Juvenile Suits t tot includes about 50 Juvenile in Middy and Oliver Twist in tweed, corduroy and Jersey. $3.45 Sizes 3 to &. ceptional value. softies $ Silk Plush Hats. ae all colors and a De 00 In tweeds All sizes. 4 Juvenile Topcoats About go Topcoats in this lot, all of ex- < ie ‘ox ES Boys’ All-W6ol Two-Pants Knickerbocker Suits | $10.45 In a wide assortment of patterns. All sizes... Browning King & Co.—7th and St. Charles Sts. —_ is | years he '| two wil throws by shortstop from | | : ” ' Jimmy Murray, |}opponent of class. His battle-scarred | 'visage shows signs of frequent con- tact with enemy fists, however, and | | bogus ticket scalpers, learned made a few fight near of the big $1 each, a whole load which were clever, imitations of the he Rickard'’s army ee ,and to Noble on this side of the Atlantic. will go over his staff and select an | | eral years and is thoroughly familiar | with | ping. five from the Phillies yesterday when | \the United States | Dublin ithan. Kabakoff | but Kabby }to land a solid punch on the flitting | target. | Noble Kabakoff should show |gram | test. will ‘eight rounds in the semi final. battle in the .o’clock. RETURN OF STAR TACKLE South Dakota footbal! |rapid rise with the appearance (of Henry Kersten, 'all-State tackle of last |The bie fellow appeared to be in | best of cordition, he was | by the abse were | year's , and bid for a regular varsity berth. (a 180-pound end; | guard; /|Quinn a ithe outstanding ‘are showing promise on field. 'the field. 'Steltzmiller of Sioux | DeSmet | Clark dna Grahance of Milbank, ar- with 'three weeks away, | Montgomery 'the squad ' in i schedule, five of which are with coa- | ference teams. | Special to the Post-Dispatc'. i—M. lige Sieger, Pepp& tin ,Jimmy Mars, stamps him as an | the fast and clever Kabakoff ought not to have much trouble in scor- ing. P Noble belongs.to the long list of fighters managed by Leo Flynn, the veteran promoter and former match- maker for Tex Rickard. Leo was one of those who hit the nail right on the head by picking Firpo fora knockout by Dempsey “in less than two rounds.” Noble Has _ Good Record. Victories over Mars and Murray a draw with “Pepper” Martin are about the best efforts credited Noble has been in this country sew Kid Kaplan and | the American style of scrap- He is 26 years old and came to in 1919. He is is slightly smaller in appearance. Kabby’'s last fight was with Sam- my Mandell, the tockford, Iil., Flash. Sammy's wonderful left hand beat Kabakoff rather handily was wading in, ignoring taps of his foe and trying born and the easy Hie succeeded only once but put down his foe. Against a fighter of different style, to advantage. Three other events are on the pro- in addition to the main con- Jimmy Russo of Detroit, -who has been seen here more than once, box Eddie Hunt of Chicago did not Elmer Kress of St. Louis meets Digger Nelson of Wales in one-four- | round preliminary, weight 112 | pounds: while Russell Kinder and | Jack Douglas, both of St. Louis, wil! other. | Harry Sharpe, the veteran referee, will return to the ring tonight after an absence of some months. Sharpe will start off the first bout at 8:30 ————er EXPECTED TO HELP | SOUTH DAKOTA TEAM | Special to the Post-Dispatch. VERMILLION, 8. D., Sept. hopes is.— | took a today | all-conference and | year’s team fue and asserted that | “ready to go.” ' The coaches are depending number of men from last Year's sec- ond string to ‘fiil-the gaps in ‘he varsity whic have been ocri1sioned ce of six letter men who expected to return, hut who have failed te make an app2arance. Zimmerman, a big back of last second string, has reported will undoubtedly make a strong Cady, | 205-poun4? Balsiger, huge center, and fighting end, are ‘among two-year men who the practice on a Zenner, men have appeared on of Chambérlain, Falls, Mates of Rhoades of Dallas, Foss of Several new Long rived for afternoon practice. With the first game of the season, Northern Normal, less than Coaches Allison. and Stipe are putting through intensive work- outs in an effort to wet the candidates concition for their eight-game PURDUE GIVES QUT LIST OF COACHES FOR 1923-24 LAFAYETTE, Ind., Sept. 18.—The athletic department of Purdue Uni- versity announces the complete list of coaches and assistants for 1923-24. |The list follows: Director of athletics—N. A. Ke- logge: assistant director of athletics L. Clevett. Football—Head coach, James M. Phelan: assistants, Edward Degree, Rufus Swank, Ward Lamber. Fresh- man head coach, C. S. Doan; assist- ants. D. L. Canfield, R. V. Achatz W. E. Von Bernuth. Wrestling—W. S. Von Bernuth. Freshman, Trenkle. - \ Swimming—G. H. Aylsworth. | Water basket ball—G. H. Ayls- worth. Baseball—Ward Lamber. Basebali—Ward Lambert. Track—S. J. O'Connor. Cross country—E. J. O'Cennor. Gymnastics—M. L. Clevett. Golf—B. S. Swezey. Fencing—A. C. Staley. ¢ Tennis—G._H. Aylsworth. Lawier; easistaat Trainer—Martin ‘trainer, Frank Mann, thority of them gathered a pretty tips for seats in the arena. TO SEE TITLE CONTES1 | Puilding. Then Firpo and his chauf- NEW YORK, Sept. 1..—wNot today. illicft dollars by driving along Forty-second street on battle on and hawked. it appears. of the dodliar lids, ushering paid patrons -_, all | the counterfeiting in connection with the Dempsey-Firpo bout was done by | Tex Rickard | Counterfeiters also) the Broadway the eve at of red caps although cheap dgear worn by of official ushers. Several hundreds of these psuedo| ushers got in, not only wangered at will right down | T. Into the ringside section on the au-| but many penny in And they tO} man feur entered the car amid cheers. | Two Sergeants in department fliv- | vers opened a lane ,to step on the gas. ,;east in Forty-second na] proceed was given and another jam resulted. It was nearly 7:30 before traffic was eperating nermally. FATHER THOMSON HEADS Special @o the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—-Secretary W. Cahill Football Association nounced that Rev. (son of St. by President Peter J. of the National | Committee. vesterday John J. Challenge through the) crowd and ordered Firpo’s chauffeur | As the car shot | street the sig- | for north and south traffic to | SOCCER CUP COMMITTEE | of the United States | an- | Thom- Louis had been designatea | Peel as chai-- sap OGRESSive TAILORING (&. 607 & 609 NORTH SIXTH ST. And here they are again. The newest of the fall patterns and col- ors. Those shades” of blues and browns and tans and grays which are not like those shades in any other materials — simply because ee is no other woolen like Parnell. When you think of a suit of Parnell worsted, custom tailoring is the natural association. ~~ zy ok, “T know why it’s zooming ‘—it’s the best cigarette I ever tasted!”
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vd vy 4 . TUESDAY. opi erESDAT, | - Times Combined. SEPTEMBER if, in ar gUPTEMBER 18, / 1923. v . _— - 3 | eee , rat ‘and the The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat ‘and We ——— =_ Petticoats , —_—=——, i i, DAVY, ‘henn = , Collar Laces Handkerchiefs e s. An unusual =e pyre ; 15c Val | ‘ a tO Milipa: sizes 34 to 44. H agar eee EE__—— pouring orl 4 © Values, | , 4 Petticoats, regular sises, H 3 Values, Yard. : | | nd | q_ A variety of the newest styles @ Women’s Hendkerchiefs pe ieaal E _ . ~~ = 7 1 1 Bloomers, 29 to 3 mep tome _ in white and cream Valenci- cellent linen—a medium quality, finished with narrow ennes lace; made in 3, 4 and 5 ~ ina “0 " F : Main Floor | / , emost Store \ row styles. Main Floor rth ee ee . 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—— | tURSpay, aes s ag Me? meena y 1923, The City Circulati ; ScRTENBER re TENBER 18, 19) ton of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. *) 9. U7 7> > ‘ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH | 29 ; _—-~ — ; | ri . - Sent Per ew wee aa ~ -wrw ver . owe _— 9? See e ese sesese ee Seessesseseveseees ede detadeddeddehateddedd- decade dks a+ Se eC CeCe Ge BETS: ieieiad | IV | ) | fa a eee ae ee : A Specht Command | Uavaean AY WEDNESDAY | - “Echo' Maid” Frocks — | est age Mas 2 eigeee at fee ne i a ee $15 to $29.75 Values At Savings Week—and the Last Triple Eagle Stamp Day of the Year ah ase a sotphoal, | oS ae ’ | . ‘ . : Boys’ Blouses Stationery _ Bibles ‘ —of such splendid materials aaa = — UAT | as serge, velvet and Poiret Values.. OOC a2. 7E¢ ae Se ‘ 4 ?0«6twill. Frocks ‘which mothers . a ie es with . 7 @ Beautifully bound in gen- : J ke attached collars, @ Oblong cabinets contain- uine morocco grain leath ; ” | every way yoke and faced sleeves: ing 24 gold-edged Cards, 24 with red edges: regular ee y- many patterns—all fast co?- sheets of high quality Paper, edition with many pages of : | Sizes 8 to 16 years. ors; sizes 6 to 16 years. and 48 Envelopes; various _4 helps ans ’ th Second Fleer tints. Main Floor *Land and MAds Gf the Meiy , { Fourth Floor Book Shop—Sixth Floor 3 cesscabesasaaeeeee Vives wry ~ rrr COLE CEE LE er ee Oe . Mr, - Le . ’ aor a 8 = “if oe _ _ In Our Jubilee Sale Is Your Most Remarkable Opportunity to Select Jabilee Offering o filinery | Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats _ | TwoPantsSuits F 3 n Offering Which Means Economy—Boys’ 3] Values....... =“ wool cassimeres and cheviots. oats have box pleats, yokes and belts and are lined with alpaca. Both . : of knickers are iined throughout. sizes $65 fo $85 6 to 18 years, in all the popular shades i: of brown, tan and gray and various 3 mixtures. Values.... 5.0.08 F Second Floor f- ’ ; id . . DU MOSEAEU IL Ts LE i 3 |} $10.50 and —TIhe Season’s Latest and Most Authentically Styled Models } i $12.50 7s ' ' Fel I's most fashionable t e@ g New York makers, offering Wide . ; a: the cq for women, misses A weet are hand-emoroildered hats, ‘raped — , _ SEE MLE Ld models, ostrich mmed effects, matrons® styles and xp “a ——ae large dressy black Bete of th odes. Fourth Floor CUUSTLITAU TLL | om i @ Elegant Coats developed of the most “fashionable | Z ivia? Hy & Excellently made, comfortable ! # atin ( i as ; L 4) ¢ zxce t with tops ; . + LIT ITI yr T iri ‘Try ‘orev? revere? " v.* - " ee SAIDIILOUI OUI IL Bhd bd tte dete teehee he te H | SSS = | rubber 4 $3.95 to $5.95 Vala Chic Frocks Smart Coats OS SBS: Sree | | 4 ct 1%, to. 2, $4.50 values..tuveenr-S268 if : $ Py / l FS $35 to $55 Values $125 to $150 Values ‘ | \ = % to 11, $4.00 ee : > : x | PU LLU Pe = ; ~ . > _ . — >. G Dain owns, envame \UEh>/ ’ ° mises, nae drawers @m x ; Models of Canton crepe, satin Can- Beautiful models in the newest styles, | hide ie emises—all beautiffae — ton and brocades in black, brown, trimmed with beaver, squirrel and : hh Y , gray, navy and cocoa—all smartly Viatka squirrel. Choice of black, alloped and ela - ae | fashioned and charmingly trimmed. brown, kit fox, navy and cocoa shades. r roideréd in floral, \ 2 Sizes 14 to 44. , Fourth Floor entional designs. _ | ing Erie cr mall ‘ W : | ) | aT are three-piece leather om ‘ For Wednesday Shoppers—T his A Jubilee Week Offering That Is Unusually Advantageous— | lining. 3 high auailty, and thelr Third Fleor pea rance is -dec _ : Special Luncheon 7 ~ g A750 Axminster Rugs oa ee SFE mem ————————————————— =a" - i . i. TETTILIT IEE IXELIILI CEILI TOLLAND A ALET TLE Ed | i | le ome , am H C ’ 11. ON . | 9x12-F t. Size, Special | Se —— scaliminiiia PIOTILITICITTLIMAL LAT Add (LSTA LESTE TT | bo : ; 77 , #1 H Z 5 () . we res @ 100 of these handsome Rugs, skillfully woven of . oe . ae te . ae ¢ - ‘ otc. ‘ , is) - a ! d 2 Silk W | ee et) ’ splendid yarns, with soft, thick pile, richly glowing —==_—__>_>= Just 75 in Rhis Group of | | ear | ail EB ee Uy | colors and distinctive patterns. Home makers who H , Ms ; i 4 - "ee | @ Wednesday sho pers will be | k . Dy seek genuine beauty afd quality at moderate cost, ' bd 7 oe ae # delighted. with this Luncheon Pres. Spay eS - should by all-means inspect this group tomorrow. Be nT unlor amps | he $ oo H y vt ind Wilton Rugs Brussels Rugs | £ which will be served from 11 to 3 in our Tea Room. eet $60.50 mh Fried Sweet Potatoes High-grade seamless Wiltons in many Very effective beautiful colorings and designs; woven scarcely be excelled for splendid serv- Mm chemises of excellent grade glove i Mostaccioli au Gratin a. ~ _ @ enk, but a few colors included. Apple Dumpling —— — Mn of excellent yarns; size 9x12 ft. Limited | ice. For dining rooms, re “pe fth oor - ber. Third Fleor ' Tea, Coffee or Milk num . H Tea Reom—Sixth Fleer . intaneeneneeap eer tecsess bes sbeesabups sseseeeePBe aN Tabi is L Tomorrow You May Choose Arabian in metal -leaf gold, Tots Coats | BARMAN Panel Curtains - ee oe *@.¢ o a 4 , Claret Sa ca 4 Roast Sugar-Cured Ham, Clar uce ate tee hk a i , ’ : 4 : ; : - ; ; é + : : : : : : : — “~ eee > : - - = - ‘iP * eu- » _ “ ¢ ey, acy °. e 7 Pome » “ “ am - ; *. aD : Ao ee , *é —- oa. [Yo ae. > a: ees. * . 5 me i ae - ° r Ls : ee oe . er ae ss 2 - . a 3 . = ‘, 2 yt : Vee ba o . . . = an tm, , ee oe he ee WY x me Pg SO Ss — ' ee ee oe een | a ere Fe pies w= tore » + ie macturer Results in This Jubilee Sale of ‘ ? n : - | BAR| Bese : 3 Fifth Flees | g OOM Suites $14.95 to $19.95 Values : We hes $10 Value, Each.... $ D5 H ——e —E . a ~~ Curtains of handmade . * sbegendbpeadasedsoasahevas SESaBERSGED AD San sDSaSALDAEES DS SRS OAED BED EEO has os sp eesE Se Suepesevegeeogestensasaee P | )). BS we? @ Panel $ 5 | | itt 24 Arabian lace, mounted on the best -_ na chon ? ys [eae ae] quality French netting. Used one —_—_ = }. “ie if tal to a window. —_ : . - f “a ee oe ; " f\ ‘ _ 2 een § * ff b = | , @Tailored garments with flaring lines, “ty . — $2 Curtains 85c to $1 Cretonnes an ee ; . The materials are polo, chinchilla, broad- ~ Be FS 9 Marquisette ur | a Sg be Pe ee eet aoe eee | eee eee ete an nterined. 8 es; 512¢8 to ; bian shades. nly and coloring. 53 Re ot. : b | com tion head, and arms and e dre = ag — ee Third Floor ; PES to's OUT. —— ee | — . 3 in colored rompers with cap to match, and shoes / . Fee at, pair ' Fifth Floor = and stockings. : | ‘ ~ ; $3 SIDEWALK CARS—Gultable for boys or girlie; $1 98 - .4 ™ : - fy" -ea08ee0066 rrrr "rr"? Cee reseteeseee a. TOUT at DOA ed bette Ae AO , } | painted red with rubber tired wheels and pedals; each absolutely impossible to realize what wondrous values these * until you see them. Composed of a large davenport, chair - hi S ; W d d Se re at eee “er, upholstered in ot + ia bine, taupe or mulberry. Splen- hig t Houseware be pecials eC nes ay Seba SAT TEST COST ae STG Tare TTT GTO = ucted throughout. All are Suites that you will be proud to ‘ ri ro , A Jubilee Week Sale of aa age, AE 308 7 ee . 7 in * eT eeeeeceee = - 2, a — ee ee eeeeeve 7 LT ——_ —-— we ee eee ee a ep ee SOC ESET ORE T Fee moons La Mohair Suites Dining-Room Suites Vales.,9229 —— vatuo. 9198 : ) Three- tifull ed Beds; full or Rend pyerstutied so yma Ciba omrans Ten-piece Queen Anne Suites, 7 : walnut finish, Dishpans | Table Tops 5 ~ . — ? A oa : ma - Me - . — she ie A ee aa, ae ~ fas 2 ’. nr > See has ——— ee os 7 - +. i we rs te ee eh siuare poste and i port, chair and wing chair with Consist of oblong table, serving_| sie ers. Well made in : in } carved bases and trimmed with ecg gh) epren- ' b $1 39 | e iniis: mesiehd Meee averdl table, 66-inch buffet, china cab- Valee.. . $495 | es gies : va $1 59 , de Wringers of) x alues.. e trongly made S ) . 12-ft. . with inet, 5 chairs and 1 armchair. Vollrath make white en- mm. ag orcelain tops for is w cansnnteed brand, wood | Full Sx et a with velour. ; ) 'never-rust pins; oS Pee oval eners kitchen tables; assorted sizes: frame# and warranted rubber | made: just 300 in this group. EEE q — 4 limit of 1 toa buyer. ak eee ee nana ss ie Toilet Paper —y . e ops Chair . ; Telephone Sets Fern Stands Family Scales | , Oval Roasters ae 3 9c | 6c Rolls §Q | oS” AE $7.00 $6.00 $ oe | a ' 10 for, ... $19.75 it at eg : $3.95 Values. . 2.95 a $1.59 | . $I | /toetuane” Dales Mops. White yas \ pores ; . 4 , in oval 1 size. com-| Paper—a_ good Wing Chair or rocker; : Ma ’ : | constructed Fern Stands American brand flat form) Aluminum Roasters - | ready for use; full aise. i r pe t hogany or oak finish Sets, con 1 hated Family Scales: gives correct | shape with end handles; 13% plete with handie; 400 in this | limit * 16 "eesaieed antes finish and mulberry a! ‘s Sitting of stand and stool. Made of brown or ivory finish fiber—with wetmht up te $4 lbe.; just 220 | ge” size: limit of 1 to’ a cus- veldt upholstery. a i heavy wood, with a dull finish. 200 | galvanized iron iusert. Just 76 in in this lot. mer. “ a | i, : ah tate oe eS in the lot. Gye group. Seventh Ficor y.. ee ars re ss Oe Fe ORE AERIS 2 ig). actu epee a SA oes AR AAA RAR
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PALES Reo ‘ 16 16 ie = | | | ———— «1: Sepeieion, Ago.._Ch'ge. | | GOVERNMENT BONDS B08) ae YO a, 96 | : : — — Am Cot Ul eae ai 9 - VU ' ; DECEMBER WHEA Kiax Runde: me ‘aiue $6,687.- : 20 Indust. 37. : , ‘32|| 120 USL 3%s ‘g2-47.|99.30/99. ed ee ee Am Rolling M 6s..| 99. | mat | ws — F 3 | TE ee ~~ —~Sooa i) ~~ uoe -— oe Ne ee a Oe ee Cee” BO wie ee - ¥ ; | a L. an _ aa ag pat * grain cdrrytnug trade * . ~ ~ : : o . oat : Sg vernment officials ingisted ; am ak > A ~ Hey aot nan ec es M ee . ’ age ing their rates, it was re- ih Bs. eo M. ~ | yee ao saga + fot lvl % iv St. 2. 10 % b 107 eT - a ' paperte of 400,000 bushels were re- Chi. . 1068 107% 107 * io ~ i geadoard and a local export | LK. C. 103% 102% 103%. r . oe 5000 bushels of gulf wheat SEPTEMBER CORN. Privar? were es 5 ~ . . t > reec oa } - because of wheat premiums were . BS me . Wee | ’ dun in the las’ ae = eMBER CORN. > 2 : at bece ot eg BES : ” a! ? 5 ied ; . 000 bushels pect: . 000 dbushe.s ‘to a ey. ease bigher. Sept..i at nz s owe a mh Ot de OP es Cri OS ’ Aiited hem 4 - we 30 Ralirds.57.97 58.29 6v. , | i> wif 40 Stocks .72.43 72.9 76.5 ~ = ————— ” ; >» Agent 1 bem | Meet Sug... s | ; a | —— 98.3 (98.2 98.2 || net loss .2> By Leased Wire from the New Yerk 6% o_o Xap Read - 7 be | ‘ | —Decrease. || 132 $7- | | "ren secondary rails «veraged : | : ._* ° > 7 _ > - Bureae of the Post-Dixpatch. con aan a 5D. 2: x oo 2 ee ia _ f2 5. 88.1 |97. | loan 23. sition @veraned $5.85: NEW .¥YORK, Sept. 18.—The Eve- —-—_—__——_- = USL : Ten pubiic uti or : _ er. | ie , ‘ OttON Ui oa. Stocks and Annua! Raia } a 4” eT) oes 98.1 97. less .0 93.17 et ning THe in its copyrighted finan- ao aoe ‘t Dividend Rates; High.| Lew. | Close. Ch’ce | 250 USL 3d 4% 5 28. '98.28.95.2 ppacuatrials averaged 93.17; 2B jew * . -_—.: Ba INDUSTRIAIS | USL ; , gain .05. e: ke aayndinarmell ‘ak Wee independ- i. INDUsSTRL | 28°. . v3 von 98.2498. Combined average, 86.53; net ices eager ce ——e wee CS eT eo oe 5 USL us 38. 98.5 \98.: = ent oll ares reeulted in further de- : : se ttre * 1 SL. = > Sv reg poor - _Combined average a Clines in this group during imost of |- i 33 i#. soe 8 166 & U 5,08 A 45 ‘47- first-grade Daiis averaged 85.70" 21.40; ae j wT me Oe Shou SSS FFF hor Armé&Co of Del 5%8 5Y*s Asea S Hdwe 695, B32! Yu Beigo Can Pap 0s.) V6, v6 Beth Steel 7s “35. .\102 % 102% Cent Steel Ss 107% 107 | 7 Charcoal Co Am — oes Tai Wayne Cons G Hel S's E&, ‘ 3 mn Cona Gas Sakon 72.-106% 106% MINING.— Gone Textiles So-.| Oe i Ooi! 3 Alaska Brit-Colo seerTe *o ‘ 38... r . Lead yA a Detroit City Gas Us UY % hy y ait —, Giobe Detroit Edison 6s.. 101% (101% ; 10 Boston Mont Corp Dunlop Tire & R 7s| 95 | o4% 95 | =o Butte & Western Federal Sugar 6s-33s, 97% i 7s 14 Canario Copper ‘ Fisher Body 6s 26.) 99% | 99%, Uf 10 Cons Nev Utah... Gaiena Sig Oil 7s..103 (1036 | 50 Cortez Silver Gen Asphalt Ss.... roe aoa% ‘ Mh, Grand Trunk 64,8. 104 ewes Gulf Oil of Pa 5s..| 94%); 04%) 190 Diamond Field B Hocking Valley 68 100%/100% 40 Ety Cons sex Hood Rubber 7s... 101 101 rlednaie Kenne Cop 7s.... 104 1033's 4 | Libby Mex & Lis) 39. 99 + | 20 Goldfield Florence aig , ‘165 | 50 Goldfielu Jackpot | 4 100 Gold Rd An Mines | 50 Hardshell Min ; ; 4 Gol State.. ae | g | Hecla Mine - m4 % Homestaxe Ext mee © *~ 7 90 Independ Lead : ' 1 Jerome Devel 40 Nationa} Tin . a | New m mp. é sel | 20 Nevada S Horn... : 1°20 Nixon Nevada ... 90s 4 Rav Hercules Irc. 106% 106*s | 30 Rea Hil! Forence.., — —" 100%, 100% 100 -) 40 Sandstorm Kenda!) i Pred Ss. 78% 79 79% | 20 San Toy cuum Oil 7s....106%/106% 1096 ‘| iv Q@ M Corp.... FOREIGN BONDS. / 10 St! Argentina 7s °“23..,100 10v U aS —esek dela tdm of Nethd’s 6s. \ O7 Ss 60 Suther! Dev Mines Argentine 6s w i YY *y : ea Rep of Peru Ss Swiss Govt Ss Swiss' Govt 53s ~ FETT E Fe -_ wee is) rt ~ #8 “« FRe8 | pe CES LS eS te he ho! » —-_ ~ CQ rrRIiCAOr SS me ei: meunth 2Ko. ue *-*F Skeliy Wil ist Gi of © ist Oil of N do pfd 7. St W SM 10 Stromberg 7 ...i 66 ji GD | GO Siudebaker 10 .. 102% 100% 1O0U& Submarine Boat BS \s s 8 |} Superior Oi , Sweets Co } 4 . *.* eed Combined @verage year azo, 9) 4/7. 99 22.99 21 99.23 scouniiane ———_— ~ the day. © Other industrial | shares |;, Were steadier during the morting but became rather ragged after neon ae jan pressure.on the oils became more |; and more of a dominating force in the market. The total volume of business was about the same as yes- terday, tht a larger proportion was made up of transactions ini the oil) group. Bonds were dull and firm) today without any features of spe- . fd cial impéftance. Call money showed" ll gg an easies.tone. After opening at 4% ———\ Ta = per cent the rate was lowered to 4% | te , per cent. al 11:30 and at 4% per cent | Reech Nut 2.40 at 11.43%" | | Brk Edison 8 “Sterti in Lower «Brown Shoe 2.. . ing Pe} Burns Bros B * “Interest in the foreign exchange (~~ : i te 2 | fo . market Centered miainly in sterling. | hr pe 1% | ’ 1 t > pg | i | Cétton Bills were in good supply and) ao pra 7, ey = a CC “__ _™ Denmark Se these offerings causedva reaction to | Cent lwniner "| adie! 44) ? 3 |. do pfd. ...>..| 28 | 25%) 27 | € pee md 3 $4.53 3-8. with a lorsof % Of,a cent.) wndier MC 6.. 1 | Nivaudou 2 N% it 15 ei 52 Dutch Bi Ge "62 | 96° 06% | Frances Were Off “2 points at 5.77 | Cn) pneu Tyol } : Waldorf new 1%, | : err 10 DEI 35tes 523 ret é 91% —— = —— Sales. SECURITY. High. low. (08° (101% RAILROAD BONDS. eS @ ee et ‘@ FOREIGN BONDS. 101 Ps ~ aw ~ = ~ Se FHPE ere 65% 87% “Ae Can Pr 4s perp. . SEPTE * Ss, 20 Belgiu 7 : _ 2 Caro C & O Gs ‘02 15 i ‘41 » 93% ce R of Braz Gs ‘02 96% 96% C Pac Ist ref 4s '49 108%, 1084s 3 C & U cvt os ' A ss he 108 #108 {| 3¢c¢ i'Timken 3%tt ..! 4 d Sth ¥y : Bordeaux 6 : + s 75 738 | Tobacco Prod oF ' o2 me . He 85 95 |} O95 oA Tv = - ) . rong 1004 Tro0% | | Trans Con Ot . i'Un B & Paper 6 63% 6G Union U1] fe i United Fr Co 8.171 U 8 Food Prod l 8S Ind Aicohol i's : a ¥ 7c = e+ het ores “es There as some evidence. TS 7 e4 a reaction | adovw Crop news was on Gamage re-, WN frosts u. The wet | quie eo further retard che cur- | ange Receip’s coetines “ \— PTEMBER ' : : ear. Cash — SEPTEMBER RYE... , this season of the y¥ = = is 65% a fair commission house de | ——~ 9ECEMBER _ Lene ae leew hedging oreesure _ eo eae 2 . he better tone. Cash clos : .- 67 h, T%b : ——— 7 ae to “se bigher. MAY RYE. | La . %c to 39 ‘ge: May! = Sr 1% 1% ~ ¥ Texas Co ~ > Z*)s hid 00 oy «~} -_~ —_ 7 +) ° heh ee ee ee ee eS ao ww ~ ww ew ! aoe eo Ce Ou e ~ — ~~ — = - =“fF*eweéeteewte =u te @ Cite i co - ioe ~~ us isVt -= - Q% erie ~ im & —-_ one 2 ht ee =) | oo Cc ele o- S oF Zar we ~ _— ~~ =~ a) >= fs ¢ w e: ; oO 7 tam — ( ~ *.)2 ; x ~~ = a m Orgs last ~.* * oo - * ~ os el | * a. . tei Ont “Cee ~)-)o “SO bee Cri’ a te an ~) i © ~)*) OS me me «>? awOrFee ¥ es > "SY ees cvt 4496, ry v bes i9 =i. The feature was fc ; ie . by Eastern inter. J/' ST. LOUIS MERCHAN chia , tt bial Sept. 18.—Wheat closed 7 ~ , against on Oe er and corn higher to , ‘ to 10¢ Migher best tome. wa “le slee 000 be a) ao” 1hIbe SSD - month showing the ceipts of Liveg#ol c! In the |! for red _- 2 ee ere Seerey et ne i 4) $33 2 | Webber Heilbrn | 13%) 14%) | 46 French Z49s ° 941g | 4.40%. Swiss franca continued their '«cs” ola > a oe rd Boia: 4 3 66 French &e 45... | $ zt ni recent Qownward movement, with a [oO ". * , | Al : : | } i 2. loss of four points to 17.f4 cents. The German mark was quoted nomi- | © . nally atea new low of 0.35 of a cent e oo oy . + te Oil wih 7 | 4 Mareellles Gs *: to the million. . c jas 5.... Wi, GU! + . | Willys-over!l pfd vat j | | 3 Marseilles 6s “There was a big market -in cott >. ¢ - 6 Lares Crete, ote =s > & Mantoutten in the erty trading, and all the u-/* Wenn fuck 1h Neceas OTS. tures advanced to new high prices on pean 9 23 Norway Oxo! The short interest has proved to >" Coscen Ol 4 greater than was expected, and/ do pfd7...... eee ao! ers Teg cE recalls heer BRE ana 345) 43% ,,..° | Am smeiting 5.-) 574% O68) St | 8 Queensland Ge—47._ 101% 100% 101 3 evidence, The advances rausel 35|oub am Sugar || 224 208. | j [Am Su Fo S..:-) 335/358) 38%(— | 2 Queenoland, Ge 247. - 101% 100% 101 % | are ins rs Lo) et? 1] oo CS pe - ISCCT +}+)+1¢ ' imi Oittr-7C ao Sit S ait y . ' te \e : t? ee ie) curse. 49 Corn was siedés 4. There as good geass ue sept. 18. — Whee" Oats were steady to %c ea CF fe. 8 red. 4} ait eee der Ce bt i —" » - cep: for possibiv a slightly easier tremd OM |c-are jocal and 75 through ne some steers Receipts an average for TUeS-\ahich were 84 000 bushels. . “ day in number and quality. Top. $12.10 Der 99 195 « we-k ane and 66.000 'ewt.. paid for a drove of steers i tcluded 20 cars local and 29 vee VEAL CALVES—Market 25c to 50c¢ RiSR- | receipts were 70 cars local and - (er: top. $13 P = o heavy Primary receipts of wheat y : HOGS—Receipts of hogs continue 4 | than a week ago and heaviercthe ‘ | New Orteans Spot. ” : *; om * to 40 points. After this moan oe ‘ow ~ygt sugar $43%4) 3: 33% | u | Anaconda Cop 3 SY 4, howeve?, profit taking began Bil tie ee nel Fruit Clits) Gt —1% | Baldwin Leco 7. 117%4/115 earlier gains were cancelled. October) -— £ 42 , | | cotton Ofened 82 points up it 29.68; Davison Chem ..| Slip, 482 49 msl is Steel 5... AE ge “ | Det Edison Co 8 103%, 103%» 103 % 3 we Copper 60 cents, sold up to 29.70 and On ."C) rougias 1 ....... 12% 12 is . stte & Super 2. reaction “dropped back to 29.30 for &) Dupont 6. . 4 HE eT ee net loss.of § points on the day. Eaton Axie 2. , Ji%y 21% a ? Coa 4 *. . * : Wheat i« Firmer. : 7 a ~ « i ; : “OD 2 i. 7 s ~O- 26 Abani ake e ;~ THO TOR 1. “The .wheat market showed a |. “ = 53 > % , | Chino Cop .. 1é 15% 153 wreeere somewhat firmer tendency in isympa-, Exchange Buffe' ; > ar | Crue - he - -- = _~ ee wr thy with corn The latter, a apr Famous PLS ’ & De Beers Mine _ “21% 21% about helf a cent on the o@lief of Fitth av Bus 64 = Dome Mines 4 ../ 38 37% traders that. frosts in the | Middle | picher Dads c 10) U iFea M S ofa? | Fis ubber . a_e MON West had done considerable famage Meischmann 3° to the crop. December witeat 4) poundation € $1.02% was up half a cent. | Freeport. Tes ee Qe Gen Aasphait ON |making the two-day supply for this week | 1... pesrvier S pre o2 (fk a: 'tota) approximately Pad. i ths gg RE * veem eis and unchanged Saies on the spot. ashington (i _ wis ~3__ | with 38.958 for the same two days the pre- | year ag0. being © t arrtre. 3 Low middli 27. 75e. - . ~~) > “4 : vio week Prices continued to toboggan. gas zhter than @ r rer ea ge ee ey Ft aa Sse tk from the best time yesterday. | =. : with hogs ST. LOUIS CASH G@ to $8 60 iargely Trading was slow Sales were made on the exchange little was dome on the coe Rha ee the fouowimmg prices: “2 sale of heavy hogs weighing around ~;' pounds being noted at $8.45. showing s loss | Wheat. approximately 30c from early yesterday. red winter wheat opened with a fair demand. holding red winter wheat eg to a teve!l about steady wtth yester- red winier wheat Strong-weight kinds from 130 to 150 red winter wheat on the opening rounds from red winter wheat _. the medium-weight . red garlicky wheat _. pounds clearing | .*° red garlicky wheat t + kinds sold from | ‘oe. 3 red garlicky wheat $5 to $68.75 largely. according to the weight | ‘o. 4 red garlicky wheat jand qualitr*ef the offerings Packer sows | ‘oO. 5 red garlicky wheat - 7. ie) eel ee al ed ae et tbe pe bee ee OF «4 mT bh | - 28.75¢; good matting. 79.75c. ae Go pfd o Gen Ciz f . | uV pfd 7 St.LouisStocks ef. 2 Gen Motors eal : ~ P cae do Gs > -— Fele Bw Rio waAOwer Kennecott Cop 3 | Lima Locomotive 4! Gi | Mel Por Min ] Miami Cop 2... = r———+—— | Gimbel Br pfa 7 87 rh ST LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE. Sem Giidden .. 7 ‘oh _. — en the local stock market djoody Tire pfd.. 43%743% 4: today in the u eel a > | 2s art of stocks and bonds. (Certain.; henna pe’ t first preferred ont ‘erfalg-teef second | Hariman to : : erred vidend 1% ower cent toda). Hayes Wheel : is a list of sarees made, the Hiendes aos aod the net changes as com- Hovsehold Pr 3 * the preceding day's sales last | Houston 1 transa: (ions. *increase. -—De-. Hudson Mor 3 “~ tnecha . /‘Huepp Motor 1 Indtehoma ro oe oF 3 TET EES es = 3 ee 4s Wie Ste y ¥ > ae le Svyhd Oo & Ref »« 2090 be ‘ - - Oo ee SO 5. ope Deady! a - pie be wes de ee -- Co) a CrOt th Cor Bro eis Ww Ue Oo PPPs Se rr , ue ; : / | Net | Shares (Pripe. |Ch'ge mi ° NM 200” \—2 ._ oe) “i es ed + he ~ v4 ab. bb. vd ob ween awe * b+ Durer Rre Bu ir .* +? ' ve*+wvwewe ew ad ies . >| “ *.) Line Lin) ~F FF “ ' Int Invin ible _| Jones Bros 4 .. Kayser & Co J. | 37 Kelly Tire .. Keystone _ Tire nt . is ° ~ ice >? *.9 es . ‘* a ie Ste Dh Or Dos wes hte be | = | #- © | ~~ gQ we he Dt ee et Cs hb Br I tet pet , a he dk , - oan aS Fee s | aa? Aaa hae 1) / » ie i “4 + Pe -- . ~e were. weak. line from $7 to $7.25 mostly | Stags cleared largely at $5 to $5.40. with im some cases. . ; : ne ! a a ane SHEEP—tUnder fair receipts of 2000 head | No : 5 ia ; ees ; Prices showed another | §; le grade yellow hard wheate.. top stopping at Ne mixed wheat -¥ ’ Packers took | No. mixed wheat + sheep were offered | ————— me ito form a market for this class. Quotations : *. 'remafn nominally steady, ewes from $3.50 to “arners quotable ac $1 to $1.50 mostly HORSES AND MULES—The Souther | gragket comtizues strong end active in 'the the better quality offering selling higher | - : ‘the market for lamDs continued the decline | No. 3 yellow hard wheat cu..s at $8 ~ fixed wheat ... i occciic wi INDUSTRIA : ae epee S$ and choppers and bucks at $2.50 to $3. - 7 re -— “ - - 51 | horses Other native horses, Westerns and ne wv . Aha Aiea! Dood heeded | “\ -~ “ A — ot ot mt . | : ‘ " * put bat Po? * 5 ~ *eie & uw 6 jmules average steady —_-— @ New York Sugar. RS & elles corn. . .- seas al NEW YORK. Sept. 18.—The early rawiNo 1 white corm ._....-.---«sane sugar market was firmer today and vorices | No 2 white corn advanced ‘ac to the basis of, Sc for Cubas. | ng 3 white corn eost and freight. equal to B.7Ac for cen-| xg 4 white corn __ trifgual There were sales of 29.400 bags i ~~” Pte of Porto Ricans for September shipment. >!The raw sugar futures market was higher | No*? white oats fon covering. and trade buyine Trading. | No. 3 white oats however, was light. Prices at midday showed | No 4 white oats advancei of 5 to 8 points \Sample grade white — not much activity reported in, © mixes cats . sugar and list prices were un-| \, 3 mixed cats | changed at 8.“Se to %40c¢ for fine granulat- | wy, 4 ed cats. M. R. , _ed Second hands weer said to be offering |... — ame ’ 77° 5° * ae ¥ bat 8:15¢ to § 2c Refined futures were | ~°- * cereal white oat® +++s+sauam Nat Sup Co of ’ nomina! : : Sam ple cereal white oats see ee ee . Philipsberns Irc : ‘ 2”7proximat>. No. 2 red cats Park T | - 2: , sales. 7 ‘ens Senter ' Oiie Lice in - . Tred oats Sedio Cac t: Rt et > 7 ° = _ 2 9R- i | oO. 4 red oats a a a | Loriilard Mack Truck _ Bios SBAzeeccus - eee “ Maracaibo | Marland Ou ... Martin-Parry Cr 3 . | Mathison Alk W i Max Mot A ... Mey Dept Stre 6 Mex Sea 1) [Ge @a8..... | Middie S U 1 30r: ‘Mont Power 4 ‘Mentgomery Ward ) =~% ‘Moon Motor '\ tt ' ht ‘Nesh Mer 6 ‘ Nat Biscult & na =|=CU s CNawt Cloak & Salt \Nat Cenduit ... vale Nat Dept Stores Ti, "49104 37 923 ‘ eS Pa ivi iw lt ae ve me isis): =) wt ie Sloe ise. — ~~ - a = ~ FIPS CHP S|. Goodyear Hudson Co v - is « Truro be -isaitn~. | . “hsQisnw= Bi Sw rDev =. F eee ' 4 J i ar nt Ty re bet Dt ee et St bet DS tes aa ah i aes ¥ TF exe Y- -. aoe mo pie BIaesoew “ve Nerth American 72 Nor Am pfa 3 | Otte Fuel Sup 2% \OKla P &2a R Orpheum i ‘Ser io” ¥eee beside Gris -)O.: ont ae + Ps - Dit ot a ee hee -_ Next to character and integrity, the most valuable asset an in- vestment banking house can have is experience. The length and breadth of its experience are the greatest safeguards of its investors. Before investing, you should investigate search- ingly the experience and the record of the investment bankers 7 ering you securities. / « L The experience of S.W. STRAUS & CO. covers forty,one years in time—virtually the entire United States tn breadth. Since this House was founded, in 1882, we have investigated, purchased and solc hundreds of millions of dollars in sound. real estate securities, on properties in all the larger and more prosperous cities of the country, from the Atlantic to the Pacific—and all without a single oreign Exchange } instance of loss to a client. Such an experience peors = ee ee ee = ~~ ‘accounts. Bankers’ accounts. $25. 000.) Petiips Pet | Pail Morris Plerce-Arrow YACAZZ\E BE bebe re iG) rr ' 'gre-1oD oe iare af © rte rt i OD sw Op~e ne» _ re rr ee GG ",yaSsScow ww ss 4 ‘hehe, 1S CS de Oh Lb be or w® «pe OY SRI iF # re ee O'- Sdn oo “ 7 : ; . re - * Sept. 15 — #& iar g - = do Yt ow wee dle o- DO D-t— BDwWa-lay iswDw ’ peepee ig 9 Orr *rer Sia! ALBARAPRALD ee asf Oa Pp POD Ht- De 22 x * €*woF YiisOoaiues ° ee) Lanten “Rett ' tion ‘34° ’ ; at om ) Se . ~~ a ix Ss Ry G'ss of SRyM&A0) 42°38 Tezx@P ist Ss TOOO hird Av - ; wens Oe yaw - re i eORm UU ~ — iidmrns D-) oo seu : ~* _ aT. iL eB .pe Pfr Zae &ie ieee ciererer | fe eceeivfciest cv nee cen! imes 18.—Ber silver, 31 33.144 de pr. eat. Diewaat ——- ora 8 =r = the. 31-146083% per vent ‘2 -* ee ~ ~ a tt tints on ee ‘Baie _ & 7 lo) an? | DiS DQ DRALisw™.1 o°D' 7" s *ineregee nee? ; *Ex ~ “a ; Lewes s-- “tock Lew. Cloee 7 > Am Pub § ofa a5 | ; Armour Leather -“ r t Specta! to the Poat-Dtspatchn. Arm of Dei otd : BOSTON, Sepr 1%. —Poalliowing is a ‘et of Arm af rly otd ' ; : : le : tm Raesteok Alermite . : ’ eotey s highest. weet and closing orttes ‘orc Boone Weel M ts , the most ective storks deait tm here tere & Beck ; BMriuda@epor' M i ' Chi Bier Ry pt ' \ Amowkeag Cem Eitivon 37 % + ‘ Roaten & Albany “% «Yene (oe pti Ree'on & Maine Cudathy 5 | Raeton Kievater iewere 4&4 Ca ptd ; . | Cates ®& Aria Kar! Motors Calu & Hers Hw Mre i ;* eonnear J Mutor : » . a | Otfes ft #5 a oVIcos L2DDOwWUrew ~~ Bee Ber hee BOre BO + wre i surely is of value to investors. - e2a02 sof quomtions tpiay in the fn oe | We suggest that you investigate the Straus Plan an d th p : : n d setae, Sh, IO first mortgage serial bonds we offer in $1000, $500 and $100° RANCE—Franc (D) 5.774. 1 5.77%. denominations, now yielding 642%. We also suggest prompt ELGIUM— Bras 1 OE SEM action, in order to take advantage of the attractive Autumn RE ofgr got offerings now available. Call at our office or write today for NOK VAY—Hrome iD? SWEDEN—Kronme { Pa > ~ 190: he. he PF Na 63 es E “5 aa “ See a oat rome * ms 18. : o : : | s mee gee He ees 8 ra BOOKLET CC-405 SRE teenth tiie ote] tre ht rt 15's Ol AAA MAGA MRAM AM ‘ " ’ . ‘ : ai Sa °° 2» | 2 é ~ Tjdhw Lvow-HMealv prt , a o-'. lelatd Creek Maer? Rat A wt hy Let 3 i'wte Rowsle Witwert or- t dts > 2 ' & lunby ¢ . m & nN ey Ne ‘ZECHO-SI OVAKIA—« ‘Town 5.08 . —_ > : UGO-SLAVIA—Cro@n | “ > ™ . = "STRIA—XHrome :tT)) 06 w . ; : — at. ee t,t =p D 46% - : ; e ~. ris & rinA—P ‘ - « , a RAILRO es INA Pesa "> a3 2s = . ~ RAZIL—Milreis ) 97%. (NCORPORATED - OFFICES IN FORTY CITIES - ESYASLISHED 1882 55 > . =~ | Turpentine, Flax, Linseed _ BOATMEN’S BANK BUILDING, ST. LOUIS ros 1205 Lineeet oul in lots of 1 to 4 Darreia at Sl agree Telephone Olive 7320 or Ceneral 233 4444 me [WOW Mey yin 4 ? | vt e vt tele Bide BD . . ee = ~» Ce at ee St ee ‘we @~ — i. @ 1923, SWS. & Co. 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» me ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +» ARKET Sn t a LEADS a mt opel TRADE, a y= a | Butter, Eggs, Poultry | BOX: 35c to 40c¢ per mr bunches. svaxe— DEATHS DEATHS CLUB MEW BERSHIPS . Sa lle Saletan wcuaiatets anak hee eee ALLIGATOR PEARS—Florida, $7.50 per} iliness o ntered into rest after a short | O'MALLEY — On Gunday, September 16. | MEMBERSHIP—in Neth. Hills Coun Fait, pn Ng ‘ Sa TORK, TRY Exc wee orange box n Tuesday. Sept. 18. 1923, at 1 | : Margaret A. O’Mai-| _Club; $200 cash; worth $250. Box Y-41 repairing all kinds. a EXCHANGE * | * A pegt-Dispatch. me. + "Comte ee ae en market oomnienen to aes me. Py eos thoun County ba baskets, hacen a, Ae a gp Oar Gonantar of is). . "beloved ~wite of the late Post-Dispatch. \ cane TRS sa — Sea faia >> i8.—Prices were @!l- | during today's early tradin Prices to far nd other variet! p, Ser. g. The poliiical mers and country shippers for ss. mer), and 4 ; today. There was & slight | news from the Near Bast had rather an ane lots of the various articles Gmail er- 1.50: # to $4.50: home-grown. | jiem ‘and Elsie Sores me , Res Pking b - 5. D., 4 late SEALED PROPOSALS sa nae bree” SAY. s uneettiing effect on sentim re are = t higher): values on scattered buying ing advance of 10 to 1 ge Pra aitcanted y quoted cit a 7%c per pound in-law, niece and cousin, in her thirtieth | Mre. Mary Bird and our dear grandmother. BIDS will be received by of Pab- PIS MERCHANTS’ 7 ene ! EGGs— i TANTS’ EXCHANGE es A little reaction was| heavy realizing. ‘There sas aie Attracted | ginary tirete, 7. 2, aoe os ols —Home- -grown tu , | wear. | pers from family residence, 4530 Page|" ic gervice of he Oiy of the Board cow Close. Yes'da het there were enough resting | Seuthern hedge selling. but the eavy otfer- less. ; soe it ‘14 MEY Be ee gg ae Ey ten Ghana me gg 208 = - uot om on Oct 1935. ePTT ‘MBER [ WHEAT. | ber $1.02 to check pres- ings were absorbed by a further broadening BUTTER—Creamery, extras, 48%c; estand- | $3 to $3.2 oney “ 4 agate es gu yg: ng ee fee eee ae te ao, rice bierment ba Set youn aw. Coy a gg apect” ocd | ot general trage and commissio _|ard, 41c: e: i. 4 u emetery effe + = a ae Sr % 99 ie ‘ _— Cash houses bought on maee which on yh the price, Pa 8 stock, Sc. IOS, SU0: CHENG, FFG ened EASE Satitad ih os SSahasea oR ce wong aa0 . - = on of Rob. Morris i ne of Holy Family Sodality, Visita-/| fications, ali of a “ot a in- ‘ OC jog TAT ela M6 ty Nog eese| owners at a meet- | Contracts up to 2965¢ and Janu ae | yy, er NO. « O. nd. Tower Grove “on Parish formation can a nad at as office : = DECEMBER wheat: v6 : e Se erdae amreed to | 28.08¢, or 40.0 42 pointe net higher. The | eC NEESE- at 26men jongborns. at 27" ve mes Sa kite 94.50 er 100 tn sheke. | oveer, V. 5. bf A. of the Maccabess, | eee ny.) ane Bee Prom ee ned ary E ECTRIC WIRING, ETC. %® 103% A} eae rrying trade! strength of Liverpool end” burn rr oe Gaisies at 26c: prints, 27%c: bricks. 26%. tfornia, $5 9 per box | BYRNE—Entered into rest on Monday. Sept. | hacena.” an u L . at . fy banadian grain ca and « bs verpool and bullish weaithe FiGhuNs ANw SQUA 2: Sa LIMES Fionn $1.50 to $2 per orange 17, 1923, at 5 p. m., Charies J. Byrne. Entered into rest on Sunday, ~— - -— — —~s CALL us save money: estimates , Government officials insisted | - rop advices from the South. While | $1.25 per dozen cenmmon live squabs, aT oe per box beloved husband of Mary A. Byrne (nee . _ 16. 1923. suddeniy, Angelo Pas- 1838. Easton-Taylor Electric heir rates, it was re- | vancing ® he for aval ou reports of an ad-| dozen; dressed squabs, 60c pe. pound; small GRAPES—Home-grown 1-3 bu. basket | Cummings), dear father of Charles, John, husband of Giovannina and 444 MAY WHEAT a ' hing * 60 bushels were ré- | the y Ree A eae of white cotton in | and dark at 40c per pound biack, 65c oe wae: Michigan concord. 30c} Mary, Daniel, William and Chester Byrne. deer father of Louis and Mary Pastort. o Peco DOES IT RIGHT ae bp 107 a8* 108 ADIOTR-H bio? . ef 400,00 us | Soemntt mean te culty in filling spot; LIVE POULTRY Heavy hens. 24e; pera ce Guart b dear brother of Patrick, Julia and Mary y ae Wednesday. mpeseeer. Z ‘ fei Quick service. at reasonable prices. on ol4 Bie 10% 103 “ote AN , a rd and a pore ee, ti oe buying movement appeared to slacken aecte gs. 2° Bat ns ks. 1Uc? | pox. anette a California. $3.50 to $5.50 per} Byrne, and our dear father-in-law and | Cooper street a snterment in 8S. Petersand wirt and yet ae wire ‘more . 102 % * 103%. 5,000 pushele of «£u wheat ‘and the advance was checked around 29 700 20c: broilera O5 7 youn PY Te ngs, PEARS, Home-arown, common ereen. Ac | Grandfather. , Paul's Cemetery fe) - - ol . or ts the SEPT E MBER : wel heavier than a (for October and 28 69 for Jan | turkey re c; old per bu box; Garb 5c getag pare 94 He ( da ; -of- by yi. uu i ’ . oe > T ‘ : xe . > my . ms > es . ee 4 “ . 4 2 : “rn: as Cash Wheat premiums were lantly attracted realizing. and oe . 14c; muscovy duck: ee. :| bu basket: Utah elbertas. $1.75 to $2.50 gg ee Rang i Church. Interment Cal-/| beloved husband of the late Bridget Perry Rr . 204 N all eome gelling for a reaction whieh car ¥ 6ld geese , per bu basket: Idaho elbertas, $250" Hales. > (mee King), father of Armand, Dr. Alfred = oF ' by local shorts in the last | tober off to 29.12c¢ and January to ?8.' eu! bs 7.50 $2.40 Deceased was a member of St. Rose's! J. Gerard, Leno "'B rtha, Mercella and . ¥ DECEMBER “CORN, a s oY because of thei? to 13 points net lower If rem «ft ee DAMSOXNS— Missouri CaAmaons. le to 2¢ Council No. 50, Knights of Father Mathew. | Hy a y . .. , Display an ae eb — 2 law Ee ot caused the better weather mav was jess unfavo rable ; re yy at 10% @ile: - 890465 Der ib: Michigan. $2 $2.25 ver bu baeket. | COLOMBO—Entered into rest on Monday iJ — emenen’ ons oy gine end Mrs. . so Mice es, Cony 5 0. Bun. Se, EXPRESS AND HAULING Ge “6 _ were £P O00 ete ty a it a fadl shee tir taminelen | mf chief] v , 19ec; 1cugh, coarse, underfed, conenie ene Sept. 17, 1923, John Colombo. beloved | father. ’ daily Se, Sun. & E XPRESS, ene. wanted delivery service. Cai . on the recent extend led ale “t ty pp | Ben Sen sritine for charges. whee New York Coffee. a aed oe “Tol hey Pe father of Charies | Funeral from the family residence, 5012 . Lost +___ orest_ 16) lay Were several voln.s up f » | Salabie at 10@1 oo. po NEW YORK, Sent. 18.—Coffee: ia b Baeel” tee ee. Minerva avenue. Due notice of time will be i =F EXPRESS oad baal coal, eames. mer} co’ *ring’ or reb iving 4 nm trad i size and suality: Ad a. according te . fut ules steady; December. 2 > 5 Thuredas, Sept. ono 8 te ® a vtig + abt = Tweed. Gale i sp" eset re yr te) a me ap — Bomont “ws dap | FROGS—Per dozen: jumbo at $3.50: RR- JSS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (¢3) | SCRIBNER—On Monday. Sept. 17. 1923. af | There Was some ™ 1 aroun: a or oh anaes Vegetable. ba on ; unday. Sept. 16. 1923, E iw ard Marion | father of lonel. Everett Scribner, dear SL | buying in evidence, | 28.27c¢ at 2 vhen tle market was BEETS—Home-grown, @oeen aoe ar. Seer husband of Martha V. Cowhey | of Carrie Scrifnéer, brother of Raymond | BILL FOLD—Lost. containing cash, oe a | market suffered a reaction | about n PCHA NR ® Several points | rp | bunches: boxes. 40¢ to 50c | Cow brother of. Tho: Mra. Margaret Scribner and Bonnie Marcus, son-in-law of | &nd key, proDably on 8co in. Genday DEC EMRER- Lan om joca} Crop news was on the geenral it: salts Lage Se BEANS—Home-grown, 2 25 | Agnes Cowhes Mra. ti a woe Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Livingston, brother-in- eden LS tapes Neilson, 17W Papin. " , : ‘ 4 >rY (A8¢ 1» on SsAe¢ . V4 ‘ } Cc cmon - : | a : *s se 5. o he in | Mrs. ressie. in his thirt iehi ne aw of Lyman L., Clyde F., Imer lL., Maur- fa) UR * 39% @ bb _39 Ra . et | quiet, i} fs 9 75e Ba ABBAGE— Northern, $25 to $3: : , u Soom tie featiteenn a th On 'ice, Ivan L. and Inea Livingston, and our | BRACELET—Loast, pearl, with h about 7 SERTERINO—Oppsting. mR Forest 8+ NAY OATS. 5; ' ne Receipts ee Ses of "CARROTS—New York sacked Pirst 6 li daily, £1.80 ssig. 6803 Waterman avenue. Wednesday | tons are ees Ga of 40 year Sept. 19, ewon Ly ts 30 ee — 417 4° ets ’ : , rir leo . , - ~~! . : irs ines aily. $ fternoon. at 2:30. to Calvary Cemetery, ineral services on Wednesday. Sep ween a ther a HARDWO Loo —a SEPTEMN Rk R’ ——— ras ip weeks Cah F | New York Cotton | bose pM home-srowa. GGPLAN T—Hoine-grown, $1 to $1.50{ 0f Mary Christman (ree Rothenbuecher; and; garet Crowley of Wakefield, Mass., and our | 88 years. Lost, between Broadway and Skinker rd. / = MACHTN ES ; 4 The feature was | ember 5922 OR A} 72 £1. »R 9° | George Rothenbuecher, dear sister of Ferdt- | dear uncle and father-in-law. Funeral from residence, 2732 Armand Finder call Forest 8& and receive liberal SEWING MA paired. | a stenty. ae eee inter. | 2f nvery 2269 ROR Fe O27 5g 37 GARLI C-—Cailfornta, in sacks. &c per Ib. "and Martine and our dear mother-in-law, Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 8:30 a.| place, Wednesday. Sept. 19. 2p m. d. (c3 By ingers = monthly. | ie S MERCHANTS’ EXCHANG Y january saies of cottonseed a — 28.60 37 00 59 28.25 | GREEN. PEPPERS. to 10c per dozen. ne nggaa ea and aunt, in her seventy-ninth | m., _from Howard & Sons’ pariors, 3226 | Missouri Crematory. Cremation rate. : k pomeranian: 5 Do. . Rent closed fractionally , ein 28.95 85 Mi~$ = 5O0c > —Home-grown, 40¢ to | > ee ‘ wrnetini denial ‘ Park avenue, to Immaculate Conception | Please omit flowers. (c2 rning. 34 Hall ra sus t fall houses ns Wh © cho gher to low 4 ‘ 10¢ higher Open! rtobe ae er. | rom acker-Helderie « unera hurch. Interment at Calv r : hem Dr the heat tone? | enchanges 4 29 Ch "Fenvary. ue er a5. 29 60 & _Decemby Gtm MBO—Home-grown, % peck baskets, parlors. 2333 South Broadway, Wednesday, Wakefleld (Mane } eign te ee oad ee ae ee into rest on Monday, x Sire ctor B563L. 4187 OF | week. ron. J. veerte 31 Alaska. Riverside ‘ger : May 28 2 arch, 28.45c; | 25c to 30c: 1-3 bu baskets. 50c: trays. 753 | Sept. 19. at 9 a. m., to National Cemetery, | pnowLING Se at ee it py. (Ce)| Sept. 17, 1923. 6:30 p. m., Mary cto Nhio. (c4y 474R. : — | eae. | HORSERA DISH—Home-erown iarge sized. | Jefferson Barracks. g ee OS Entered into rest on Monday, | Tscharner (nee FL beloved wife of | DOG—Lost; collie; ie; brown, white: male: col-|--~ ) Aes oes $10 per 100 Ibs __ Deceased was a member of Armenia | p,- | Say 17, 1923. a. m.. Helen E.| Andrew Tscharner of 2021 Menard street, 34 bal bry license; reward. Cabany fre Chi Pro ~{| LETTUCE—Home-grown, 10¢ tg 15c per | Frauen Lodge No. 2. 0. D. H. 8S.. and Col. ean wife —" a Pann 1 dag nd bo pa Fete yar ye met ‘mother-in-law, — oon a Eamon ee Aare -- ‘erate Col A €° - ; 7" wy wie or Jon J. owling, dea- {and Ciara Hill, o dear mother-in-law, . “ big icago ovisions as ¥ New York big Bost nw rt 4% eer — Women's Relief Corps No. - G. | daughter of Emily aan Ctheaa epee cap ane ves’ re Sear ae On. Oe pOG—Lawt, Beagle round, yg spots; an. PAINTING and 2 surfacing; low prices. as g00d gener’ 18.—Wheet 2 4 by MUS °TARD GR NS—Home-grown. 15c; gp ’ | 24 years ard Il n nthe, ; years , reimann ay. ee ‘te’ Riverside (S8x) eady to ‘ee higher. ‘ . © 5 red. 9% | ‘HICAGO, Sept. 18.—Provision narket | to per by box loose ARE— Entered into rest. very suddeniy.| Funeral! from Ro arlors, 1905 South Funeral on Thursday. Sept. 20. at 3 p. oer De i. , nO. AP Yc No ard. nd fr anger fo! low; iis Home-grown cobblers, $1 40 Sunday. Sept. 16, 1923. Anna Schill Bart Grand boulevard re ne Ly. Sept 19 at from Ziegenhein Bros.’ chapel 2623 Cher: DOG-— Lost. Airedale. with collar with brass _PRINTING AND ADDRESS! was the firm epoi ip é \ Py "So nerd, $1.0341.05; | Hi T. x ne Ff per | AN} (nee Kios), beloved wife of Walter H. Barr, | 8:30 a. m., to St. Pius’ Church, Interment | okee street, to New St. Marcus Cemetery. (c) p; —ogy ~— hae ‘EA short tall: snewe ? NG ehension of recent ¢ the earty q @ AF i yan No. 4 hard. BRN ——— +. - - g* = 2 st te ‘ iv 4 1 ‘ to $1 90, dear mother of Julius F. Schill and John A. | at Calvary Cemetery. (ec?) name Fat. Cail ward Love. Forest ’ BETTER printing, at oe prices. taken piace, being oneal dat - -. - 4. ry.) - NO. 2 . t - LA ARD. Col ora Jo brown beauty, $2.25: aho rurals.| Schill. Rose Fuger, Flizabeth Raetz. our | FREUDENSTEIN Entered { ‘3 ar CARRO— Entered into rest on Sunday, . 123 N. Lith st od 4 $9.15 ae grandmother gna [ grandmother. | Monday Sept. 17. 1923 a a aoa eae a 18. 1923. avinconese Vaccarro, Ba Se: ee ee anno Lyd 5 months neral Wednesda t : ae ee aan ae = Cee - ™m.. 3 ‘y nereed Ne nd o o@a Vaccarro 4&n ¢ a y we 19. at 3 p. m..} W. Freudenstein. beloved husband of Wini- | father wn Reward. 4012 Labedie.. * Lindell Bri ‘ STORAGE AND MOVING | from family residence ‘5 Madison avenue, | fred F urn Granite City, Ill.. to § 0 ‘e & > reudenstein (nee Cumrpings), and dear/| Funeral from Cal] caterra funeral parlors, * Granive C v1 . ; ae John's C emetery. (©) | father of Marie and Henry Freudenstein and | Wednesday. Sept i9. 2 2:30 p. m. Interment FOOTBALL —lae solid gold; engraved Har ADVAN M NG i vend rr ¢On- , aARD Asleep in Jéoun, Teeedes, | Buc. dear. brotiter. ‘ine SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c) old Connor, St. Louls U. . Call Grand 1328. f iture a Sept. 18, 1923, at 2:45 a. m., Julius J. Funeral will take place from the Mullen 17 756, VW ILCOX—-Entered into rest Monday, Sept. fs) CRA FORD'S ah VAN— on 5b hedging * _— > — wee fying. Wheat was he} vee » ti .: N ‘Mc: No. |September . $11.07 11 05 "ji 95 11 Tel h p : ’ . ’ + ‘ » » 4 ny = a o and % to %@4 OR taco 4 October 192 11:5 1190 11290 NI N lowa red, $3 to $3.25: rorthern efter. : . : A dnc AO tnuanteialiiateanttiaee aa uf Oo 9 > $ re ° 3 y Be $2.58: Walla Walla yellow. $4. ctediens wheat opened at $1 O34, . - —— enti tae ae Ri. Decen “ Mav : . 2 os iStober “ F 2 ! ) 90 | white. $2.50 to $4.50: California white, —— er we and ‘ i, dd 3 hy @ | Oc ober A. I Ty ‘0.05 $4 per 100 pounds | Northwestern markets combined whi Tc. . ; AS ie ‘ ' or Te ——e P PARSLEY—Home-grown, 10c to lic per and 1973 Inst pean Mee 16 Ae ™ : La Ic —— A DISiEe ~Cheene-atetre~ tips. 150 per tars, Duluth 316 ana Wace ™ 4a 05: =e. $8.75@10 “Protuce’ Eleowhere - *RUTABAGAS—Northera sacked, $2 per Buchhardt. 2217 Indiana avenue, beloved ; Chapel, 5165 Delmar bou! hurs FUR CHOER husband of Josephine Buchhardt «nee Wen- », at 9:15 . a po ‘St Thursday, 17, 1923. at 8:15 p. m., Roseel L. Wil- | FUR CHOKER—Lost; .,2-Skin: cont ~ Se 18, —Wheat _ 10 hardt (mee Lanz). dear brother of Marie es ee Dm Mrs. Bessie Rashcoe, Mrs. Margaret eon yi liberal_rewerd Sassy abe 358. of) pat . bonded; ex t re ; " J - v\ . “oar ' cate 0 ibs Walker and our dear son-in-law. brother- | gar ~~ ) 4 . : ecker E—On tw St. a — org oa bn pig te 202 | Ph NEw | 7 RK. Rg. itter, irm R thar grown, 650c per dos. | in-law and uncle, in his twenty-sixth year. ' jae a Fema mt 5 re ‘ The street Thursday oltre d Fog Rae ry — 8s and Springfield, Iii. loo cok per hour. trai D last year. itcluded 44 we aoe éard 3] 29 Cress, steady: receipt 62 =o : | Funeral from Wacker-Helderlee’s new | 11:30 a.'m.. Bernhardt Geuemann. aged "7 rsena co aiviae of be | ton BY. WEST END MOVIN 8TO mis Corn neveuaan, “ence tal M Koy ithe os 176.270 | PRTRING BEANS—Home-grown, 600 to| chapel. 3634 Gravols avenue, Thureday, Sept. | 11,00 9 m.: Bernhardt Gausmann, aged 77 |i, where services and interment will 0S | GT ASSES —Lost. pair, Brooklyn address on a Fe fy - is. compared with 8&. 500 er te a 4 | ne A TORK S ris aatd (s Fe - by box. $1 .85- a , 20, at 1:30 p. m.. to BEwangelical Lutheran 1 Gauemann (nee ae > Ane an Louise | eld case. Agnes Beattie. 2009 alozz!. i +l “ PA.600 last vear. included a> ' "V7 ke: . 4 broilers by freight. 2.36i27¢ y ex-!S4. barreie. $7.73: a $i? “* rre's. | Trinity. Church, Eighth street and Lafayette | wijjia; 1. Loulse. ated ee s Amy | WULFERKU*HLER— Entered into rest at! GLASSES—Lost: with ae svring ‘ ne T F ee nd 75 through. "Oate receioee : ; 2° 117 °@2Qc Dressed poult: ; SPINACH—Home-grown 46c to T5e _avenue, thence to Concordia Cemetery. \c3) hardt Jr and oar Gens Anwe ons et 2. . _ LBLSA Benton street, on Sunday, monogram: reward. Forest 3774R. (c) Ci? h Grand | = ae a, Cuenee ‘ - 8 . loose. ' f "| BURBE—Entered into rest on Monday. Sept. | law and grandfather. _ es eps wy 7 Sam. # 1923, 2 se iene aes GLAS@ES—Lost; torto ahéell, Friday eve- ager” 46. C. R. Ballard. general Fg) ae : o ‘ . ' . 2A %&C : ‘HICAGO, Ser §—Poultry. alive low £Q\ ASH—Home-grown Hubbard. 75c to; 7. 1923. at 11 a. m., Alice Burke (‘nee Funeral on Thurs@ay. Sept. ? ‘on ulfekuehier (nee Hamm nin Cali Main 102. " (*) m te cars loca) aa OP | , $2.32. i fowls, 16@ t3c, springs, $c: roosters, | $1 per. bu bos | Keane), widow of Michael Burke, dear moth- | m.. from Wm. F. Paschedag’s chapel, 2826 | Of Mamie and William, dear mother-in-law, | Gy cage Tost, lady's. 1 Monda “BEN A A “Wi eceipia. ¢° whene , ex. HICAGO Lame ~ high i. tye WSe tw si ’ and Margaret Burke. Mrs. How- | North Grand boulevard, to Valha iia Ceme- ge me cher, .ceter-liew ae seat: en morning, on Wisconsin or Natural B Bridge A. “a | «de a> PO «/ ) Pps gver mite 8% 94, Dermucs, 106 ard Gardfier ‘nee Burke), and our dear sis- | tery. an years. 700 car: reward. Victor 3164X. FIREPROOF s&s | pextra firsts, 45%) @46° fists, @8@rAc:| nell, Tic to Soc. red nanswmond. 81 to) “gene tee ) , Toledo (O.) papers please coply. (e3) ly Fenerel treme oe Lene ee ie, nic 1 :36 | GLABSES—Lost; tortoise shell? Aloe case;| 4 if contem mplating storame, yo oh for Cor on, | ~~ ; Funeral will take place from residence ouls & Saturday: Sarah car: reward. Grand | “jelly invited to 5201 Delmar to see how ee hanged n renatetn : ‘ than a we . we XE : *$ : : ; we Entered into rest on Sunday . ; . ; c2) : . : ? r ago, sy 000. ‘ea | 350. , ‘elpts, 377 ¢ TOMA TOES—Home-grown 40c_ ti $1: ptt ane Gvesep, Spores. Ss 0, at . 1923. at 11:05 re ; “ woe & a fh, 0 a 461K. | (c) | have takep care of the goods of others. (oh) iB Were lighter than a week a- T[ANSAS CITY, Sept. 18.—Butter per hu box on ee Se a. aa ———- . ees 220 Schiller place, belov husband of | YUNG—At residence, 4622 Tower Grov® | GLASSES—Nose pincbers, Sunday night. f than a ear ago, being ROG. O00 aN oe . atone - hanged rT RNIPS—Home-erown $1 450 ? Caivary Cemetery. (e) i) xieb Tr) ee y Ane sme and dear father cf place, on Sunday. Sept. 16, 1923. at Q New Grand Centra!; reward. Delmar LANGAN & TAY LOR : : Florence "Macy ang Ratmiond'‘Giahe "and | acim, areine Nang (nee Rowson) aged O8 | 243i ce . ‘ a0 of Sarm) ? ry . v r wi €o0 the iate eorge n © z- ance UIS CASH GRAIN. t. ¢ j : 2 = eA “ 3 , ——— al , éen 5 ae erg Mg attain nat dearly beloved Ida Roeder (nee ang). | HANDBAG Taek ekonners Ets ws containing Ly to A 4 + toa city. AN & _- : . - 3 , . Yall Ed r Gi od "ns ny ey gp a> g. Lily Y. Mueller (nee ts) Genere | Warehouse rS oN fs a AY a sartindiiadinds” beatiee ts tat hoa | pa yD aon of Lillian ang Irene Hae on ; and Funsten Apte.; reward. Forest e'a86i W. Delmar at Euclid. Forest 7995. Deimar 9 dear grandfather brother-in-law made on the exchange Sencall . a , , ~*~ >. , - , oo. gg “as a” - = TO ZZ = Night toe old-fashioned cameo, Friday aft- srandmother and. great-grandmotnher, FAUT IFUL LAKEWOOD | ernoon, Vandervoort's or Wiel's SW tes hey ‘first year } reward to finder. Forest 5743 ie) ral Thursday. 2 30 p. m.. to Trinits POC KETBOOK—Lost. between | Dayton - and Lutheran Church. Eighth and The Park Cemetery Gamble on Jefferson. with keys, receipt Lata; ette, thence 10 Concordia Cemetefy. 3) | NONSECTARIAN — PERPETU AL CARE. and money: finder please keep money and | af1LF—Entered into rest on Sunday, Sept. | Family Lots, $125 and up. return key and receipt. Mrs. J. E. Facey, | 16, 1923 at 10:15 p. m. Harold Hilf, be- aay oems. —- | 3029 Frankiin.___ — agate, 30¢ line daily, loved son J. FE. and Anna Hilf (mee Hage- |~ : POODLE DOG— eet te French, eam Display, Pe lg 45c¢ yo | dor 1d dear brother of Mar t, dear. ’ eddy; rewar elmar n un, agate Semen tid = eng ase a ‘Saneaere pe “CEMETERY Lots ——————— | 7081. a pty rs (~~ Bruermermann) and the tate J. H. Hage- | CEMETERY LOT Wtd. —Calvary. Cemetery ; PRAYER BOOK—Lost: rosary and ae 4or 1 Mr Du! ¢ (nen Goedeckeianil| a half lot; in good location. Address 3 | Tower Grove car; reward. 5323 Magnolia forn and Mrs. Louise Hiif % yoedezkei ani | paz agnor: " . 7 pe toned | Gook av. —- per line: Agate—S3 men. 7 tft our own dear nephew, age 18 years.,. 0 a — PU RSE—Lost: brown; containing bank n. + D pley—$ pm #.., Remains will lie in state at home et| CEMETERY LOTS—4, in Memorial Park book. keys and money: reward. 2043 Gam- ! - y hp £0 Baldwin. Mo.. up to 10 a. m. Thursday, Cemetery; quick sale wanted. Wm, W. ble. ‘ datly "5, Se. Bun. te Sept. 20. thence removed to the Leidner Hubble, Veterans’ Hospital, oe Jefferson PURSE—Lost; lady's, black: Virginia. Alea- 4 Chapel, 2223 St. Louls ay. | Bartacks, Mo. (se) ka or Delor st. Laclede 205X; 5078 Alaa- DANCING Funeral game day at 2 p. m. to Val- - - ka av peta = halla Cemetery. (cd) | PURSE—Loat, containing watch, giasses agq GLA T Latayet on 12th and Market or Tower 1800 8. 18th. Snildren's ancy | KE BFE—Entered into rest on Sunday. Sept. P E R - N L pavers. + “Tinaell 6983R , ~ > ; 9. 1923, san Diego, Cal., Thomas | O A Grove car: rewar e tc = meee af wma Sidney 3785. ., at Pan rsushat f Fran Keefe | ‘SAVINGS PASS BOOK, NO. 9638—Or the pone . Fonda ot kan North St. Louis Savings Trust Co. is mi! CASTLE HALL pow open. Olive and” ° © Keefe, beloved : ; - r f Theodore J. K of Los | {{ ; el O - oma aging F Arthur A. Bradley of St.+ -| tng. Amy person having @ ciaim to it Ts ag Heck's AllStar. Dixie é oo “brother of Mrs. Amelia A | hereby called upon to present the same en Bec tee ov iy Sea oe $50 line daily, $9¢ line Sun; | within 10 days, or submit to having enid . rsonal : 19, at 2 t-of-tows. agate. S5e fan agent $05 | pess book rancen and a new one tssued. (2) . dancing - Ps ge parior.| Sun. Adoption ond) Piown, daily, 30¢, | SHIRT——Lost; white silk; monserammed D1 sien, mon he, ‘indies She. incindl hae ly. “plack silk tle: rewar *|- Free instruction eara Tues. and Fri. « . | p. es a yar Ae ‘ cr , = 14 293 Franklin avenue; the to St. Peters om The Southern Railway System spent last a See “c3) She, Discounts, per line: Asai, | yids Bost-Diepatch. — Martin, — Billy iB) i or vicinity at £00: gH cE. Gc. M. Call le gervice. ‘ 7. Lawery, re al _ _ —— -_— Eranc'!s., Ecéward “hariotte ete Margaret i - a - Grand 291 (ea) s we gave back 1. 17. Lowery. and our dear or ae ee a os WRIST WATCH—Lost, white gold. Swiss: barat S — =4 > Funera! Wednesday. Sept. 19. 2 C FRATERNAL NOTICES | ietereny Montgomery Theater or A 15th —_ on mg Tye ages, “pees “Phone from the Collins par ors 1038 N: rti Grand ' SS 1606 a h. ae ° ° hoy evard. to Annunciation Church, thence to | | _at.; reward. Miss Deisner, AN tt pers The Southern Railway System is a South- Calvary Cemetery (2) | RiST WATCH—Lost, Sunday evening, | EX-OFFICER WE TA GHA dri.g on Monday. Masonic Meetings ¥ ater Jefferson and Olive: reward, Col- . wige., *nvest mvouti@n ee. ee NZIF.— pe ae into rest MeKE: a7 2 at 9:45 a. m., Threasia | fax ern institution—with a Southern personnel sant. .1 7. 1030 ty), beloved: wite . of | CRIST WATCH—Lost: lady's: either et Car | sees f S d eee Py MeKenzie and dear mother of | WARDEN'S cL UB—#All Leg | RS py ) soavilte MEN A Perk. ereny night; ' kn : eed th th : tet , s! f Mrs. | to meet at p. m. tonig te | owe Bo ost-Dispatec NSTRUCTION Wwin the Nn SO e ou — an) iS James Mehensie s® om ens | Natural Brid av.. to pay shaven | . anal ee 20. 30, f , “R48 visit. 2 ty. Thi at & Te TOR. on hack; reward. ¢ 07 De Ton . jong oclepets fieally ‘aught: lessons . . . rT y. ori te esident ~ Rabe 4 030 c ottage R. LET res! Olive! builder of Southern prosperity. _m., from fam Cnet oh Interment |_ ROBERT W. | SaSca-weawn aad soon who tock crows | «rae Ties fs (3) Fr PGE, No @.| choker and cross fox fur fron i ‘Learn hatrdreesing. AEORGE Ww ASHINGTON o eT iil e ewnrd.| | gccommodate or 4 pessen e. ret ey PT ‘and dear | ing sarne day. Call Lindell 7 TW for ‘ a > > - dear sister-in- lay. z mintment Y a — epeis TUCK POINTING. Piamost hucce, con- - _ tnt Ae emma ae — ' ‘ tr! , grand nother one areac- grandmother. in "er s : SPECIAL NOTICES Funera! ———_— I. m.. ta , NOTiCE—-L, = W oo at 2 >. x ‘ 0 of on, s pe by | SPST ae —t é€ oo a -Entered ime rem Se sive notice that a cloe 7 " 17, 1823. at 4 ahhat of Mary ~ date by m wite unice E beloved dau porothy Mulle'Gallagher), sister of Patrick Tana ¥. Mullally. Tape orice —t. brother. ; TS Rev. William . ee oral from residence of her , " . | sii ty. 1000 Seuth Stath. s:a' Lil & | Rev. w mas *. rage et — > Cherch. ; Sia ‘* ; | | Vednesday morning. Sept. 19. at 9 ocieck. | tract edt : Interment in Calvary Cemetery. guer — —— - -
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OY CAS SOT YT? Fer Ei aS a ~ —One h can drive as NDRESs it, colored first-class; | Pers-nal and telephone calls, or answers by mati, cannpt be Vg ~ 2p “ GHELPER— . L . | LAU NDRESS—Sit. by colored, first- t-clase | BUSHELMAN At once. Wm. P. Mc-| radio. The entertainers are not | ie —— ee tig on tar | eee ae oS ane 4861 Eas A ~ at a a Countess Se __ 4051 | 60301. WE: goed reference; Central; Kniss, 603-5 Pine st. paid for their selections over the! west da the knowledge of the an- ton + uy o Ries | ih is buyer: sample vise n sun and Washington. if Al NDRESS—Experienced. white. wants | by egg a er K. S. D. ‘cients extended. So great was the TUCK POINTERS—Leae jod. and a Tne ‘Artistic Pu , | GIRL—White for general ae ee Palace Theater. 1310 Thuredays and Fridays out 10694 Bid-| —h!s_ business. _ Apply —— , | power of the ancient Ethiopians T: — 1936 Sis & fe Bids. any 7841 x $5. $3; eaters dle st. CAB! NETMAKERS—F inishers and carpen-; READER—At no time in the last | that more than once in its history, / TUNER action man, ¢exper- Metropolitan lu ans | GS = ~ S Cai prize § Ss "30 a rte [AGNRDRBSS-CBIL by Diret-clace edperienced |ter=. Call today 417 “Morgan st. ic) 20 years has the Mississippi River Egypt was governed by Ethiopian a ‘NER—and payer steady: good salary | Mins. eee baits wre ge folling. Probe AMATBURS—Tonieht; three cash a colored, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. | CABINETMARKERS—And bench hands: best at St. Louis frozen over smoothly. kings, while the most powerful | P. A. Starck Piano Co. 1918 ‘Dlive. (c?: SALESMAN DRIV ER—For a a me | . nee. East St. Louis It has, however, frozen over, en- $ em, at any . Laund about 200 miles GIRL—Age 15. for cash girl wee : to losers. V i Bomont 3250J. k i mens ft » CURSORS. aye St "I outs, 11 (c) tirely, so that pscple could walk kings of Egypt did = ~ rmanent ||| * #SHERMAN—Apply Cascade 1g 423 | preferably one acquainted ‘ith | week. Fourth floor " Aloe’ | = -—— | ve time, to have acquire a pe 2311 s ©Xas. | erage business and can rim Forr GIRI Por ms leaning pe — ished | ie eg A al ee i es oe ee at ~ Lumber Co.. Eas PENS : CAKE BAKER—Must be good on pies, also ||| over the river, four times in the/ poi upon Ethiopia. The most cel- | | Wins wonKERS—Channer and rouni| (6@£0 ouateerienced ealeem:": goed rene baker. Melshetme: petian Ce. OF" | saat 20 too." ~~ sameary, x tat mee ebrated seat of power was Meroe, | iron. Ludliow-Saylor Wire Co., 1} tien with future. In answering. girs ref- a roadway. N. ons. aaah le : || ruary, 1905, January, 191). ae anU~/the ruins of which are to be seem |/ tracks at Newstead av__ (c2) erences. telephone Fg eh. 0 G i” one to do c ARPENTER—Good i inside finisher; steady |}/ ary, 1912, Seis: Peeing is ST }on the Nile. not far above the in- | | YOUNG " MAN—Wash " dishes t } pected. Box _ 0-106. _ re B_7th | work. 4°40 Cal! ni a: ary, 1918. . s freezing was. iow- iflux of the Atbara. The kingdom ‘ounter 6730 Fast on av. ri ¢e SALESMAN. «i GIRL— owt or - iane 4569 2 : es EM PLOY M E N “4 _ GRAPHER SIS 7 - wt. experience. | truck: cH» Pg weeds must F- yw city il; me iy eng ~_° hgh a Dog 4 . eke - wt . A: . a. Rid a > = nS : 7 ; fteady "Sitjon; GooG pay 10F TigAt rt |) dere Sugar ork ogetnhe el. 2) The status of zypt as arc : aasner Hardware o.. *jerce RLS—2 white. one ~ mit } “WAN | ED Dee. one] pos yisa7, Post-Dis. ans’s) | Box_F-96. Post-Dispatch, | _—Ss_ic)|'| almond paste, and sugar on a] in dispute with Great Britain ever | | department. 412 N. 4th st see EE | SALESMAN aot, dining room and ~ “F Sota a jER— Bit. —- 7 lady. 18: \CHICKEN PICKER—Experienced scald:| | smooth board-or marble slab. Then since the war. The country was | YOL NG MEN—16 to 17. > ork ic a: il hiel A e. bee ; | _Steady work, good wages. See -||) add the whites of the eggs gradu-} ger! itis) ectorate in} | pply at once, 1 Goldsreia, r 7 mamienglis r : . ’ . ” wend a . , eclared a British prot , Oo salesman to se ie@h oo : | beriess home; eae owen 9 os raduate, 3 years’ el me wee on Sey - and board. good . ‘ wes - ant) nd . ‘ th paper. and VW sein Kamil Oct. 9. 1% : . : ee. ~~ S17 sira s a c.ot caps, se.ling to zenera! aaa ; : ¢ : i, , ly Century Electric Co.. ~.y , Stores: permanent position on liberal bases| GIRL—To help on — — | “ee — Benton 11303. ~ ee nou i ur ; =n ALTO ew HELPER—FExvperience ! PORES atest . ndel! 3760W | COL LLECTOR—Young man, between ; , work - e 10 vears of age, experienced om installment | “lot wrun ou } co ir i ry ini er of th new Cahbine } See cominen cloth pe Re ae Prime Minister « - ee have auto and qualify L. Rovitsky. ladies’ + only: write or call. | ——_$—_—_— . : (2}| WOMAN—Sit. by young colored womas. | a, ferred, but not essential te one “ . ne r © | enced 1 Oe ee ee ‘wane eady posal- ‘ cleaning, Wednesday and Thursday. Ca! q tego: | prep . . Apply Gately Cioth- ater, when =e Basstwens ~~ | Was Abddel Khaich aewas * |} YOUNG MEN—Earn an excellent living and , land. — , EEE ONY ee Post - et (2)| Bomont 2397M ——- | oe te bay ey Washington. over ireane’s. | easily slip off. who also held the portfolios “- "| gain permanent employment by selling the Leveet HAT COo.. GIRLS—To wrap win — PRESS FEEDERS—Apply fa ee Ee Poe Dasparh WOMAN — Sit; colored, Southern; ° wor : —: — —— c . K (1) Ethtopia is the’ terior and Foreign Affairs. compiete line of household appliances made 212 : Dar Se n for|from her. H ht also have an. enw COU K—Experienced: short order, youn ' the amount. but not ot then Ray | interest in your property, unless CITY SALESMEN perienced. and a's y ~ 2 ant 4 Wetnes- : a re white man; apply after 4 P rm. onan a * 1 wou ld You obtaine a divorce rTrom miter . Ragardiess of what you bave de- - - guarantee steady Ss *% ; ; * | a 208 Union Station ic) BILLY.—Whether or fh t it i He would not be able to touch vour ee ‘ » Serer : stem : ; vork. - Man Ti te Pox G-137, P.-D. : bent ; he rivate de- : : cided upon or your ature Vvoestion, oung men as unior sales- GIRL—For Clean fact i- would like to have work Solid agate. 30c line daily. or Sun. COOPER—To put heads in kr@ut farreis be necessary to pay ¢t P aon | {surance. on your death, however, a six months’ or one year's training , J Dieasant working condition D: to wel! ladies’ ready-to-wear: #xper!- -'% siting position, being a crip- Display. 5 we ‘{- __Baggreman Bros. 1031 N. 34 st. — ‘c c3) tective in advance Btw, id + aged ith | ) oe ir it ota mm made out to your moth- in saleermanship is bound to prove en for city salesforce sell- 24. 4th eeenr Hovite & Rarfck Clothing aga ‘ . . , Z a 7 *. e m Zed .) ste on . . . - rey c = he : : “ee dle one lee. Apply 2808 Magnolia. display. 40c daily, 6 ‘un. “ute, Tne Guaeaientione tn ond cut of city: a Cee ius him. ™ a lawyve! —e , se hat is necuenney, Vin: Gon ant , ng nationally advertised GIRLS—For Ught factory~ w- SaLss— White. Monday half days. | Sen aot eegeees = 12 ng - yt, ~ ees, Le, nes, @! good salary. Mr. Thompson, Rogelle Ho- | 4 It is legal to transport | aes te _ ' of meeting the public and handtine | ine of steel office equipment. neaw- >. electric machine. 2701A Lafayette: ron vo mg -. os ider the circumstances tt ith diplomacy. Do you realize | plendid opportunity to con- GIRL—White. to assist — aa 20223. Peer ee “si [oR ESt—White woman for lautdry «i NGC s: # a or aifiee euperienee : 2 $0 rte 7am 3c. ue. pe. Pi seer ty. te! f e city to another, | rimes eS: daily daily c uR. Sc; — -~ - liquor rom on ‘ ~ , descrit ‘ . can b rose- . 4 ' — ~¢ . : Gum ba ‘Rp ' : “_ for the | wre th . e pros that : of our “Dig” men of today | wi a fom 2 . DR 5 ‘ REW MEN |) provided that a. oo* aitntned cuted under the Mann Act, and abso t ed the! r career “- ‘ selling? Now ; ect th largest orgeniza- ate ate ws Mm caning. e references required. _s 30 times NEV Rie C. Na recommendations rtation EVER send 0 / L 5 Selling \coal is a good game; season; | transportatio ? jouse,. Ninth and Olive streets. weil Average earnit’gs for be«tn- ; - ~ m re? Fb fh may oe gg Ean gem 5 week! Pro. | CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CIRIS— Experienced and to lemme | S517 Clark. ce®) uaEY con Die ars of one ieee MEN, BOYS | COTTER—Experienced on Universi] cutring | || facts Sutese ax ‘ght. Seeman ieee — e62) _entine gt. F ; Sak i “ shi 5 . h s| ANALYTICAL CHEMIST — For coal-tar | s . o.. tom. |) yor i. aioe o ithe | 7" be x > perienced irt finishers? prod with your neighoors | eae, — idly ey would not desire __4 and 6 p. m. only cs) | on , a an? to learn ironing. ures, Operate tyoewrit class steady wotk; good salary. ANXIOUS—Unless your j rie c the a ernbere a en. gir is | AGENTS WANTED—MEN YOUNG G ot 73 a | BAKER—Second hand. Hi-Pointe Bakery, | SyLinpER PRESSFEEDER—Exvenenced To do easy pa *\%s and Madison Streets. (ed) excel- GIRLS—25 to 30 years Tian varantee; 65 per cent Wire chanic in gold and plate work E. R. | Se ee answer to A or ~~ ay J. a ss M. %. _ ate! Phis shoul nid be used nignt ; Tae Asi ~ we _S, : | shirts. Steady work ; best : and plate man. at once; on.y — Ses G- Post Dis = Se need Ria. od state salary and reference: con- for suc ha purp gpa I wo 7: - hes taken Tien 4 : sy ~ —— —— no matter w! len it ar en unt AD" YERTISING SOLIC ITORS—Six x profes- topping. efeing and glue By iL ‘FACTORIES Sth and . abel 4 . fidentia! Box O-91, Post-Dispatch ii4 ai tne omg egg SJ\nNiror—s. —, the pur-/ day, e: ‘ tu Sul sional: special edition. | Call 1128 Chem- Main «= co tenance and furnace men: : ; ; — = oa t{ aaa w ferred. — - B George. i on Oliver machines. Apply in a ngy oh hedek = o. ae Pine |] pose men iversity ” Dental School. Grand ; [STRICT MAN GERS_B - Po a . ductive anesthesia pD oe | j : ntic mgt _ » Washington I'ni i A A sf y food manufac Der week to start: good i aie ii The disease mention- | an aroline, o1 ashington Uni turing compar crew manager and so- © on gowns, skirts and coats. exverienced «iris at cove : » 6th Floor. (e2) | * ‘ 7 ~“ a = : h isi ” ‘4 ——— | | Oe Sere MAN—#Sit.; unileengel « person. AMERI( AN CAR & pomt-Demetc “apg : et the skin in any)! versity, Dental School. 2800 Locust. ite tors. See Mr L inch Hote! Me!bourne.:3) ping. «ndinme and eluve - , ~ pena, > gmp . PEE DERS— . . i hh. =, ae man Wan as tme ior ings ~ . 7 | 4 > L—COLORE ED. "© =. nored. for generat housework. = Park. ey PARTNERS WANTED. LUNCHROOM. MUAT & ; iis . Wants steady werk. oy oe and previous employment. Box | earn business. 3157 13 eg NS | ore — | se CANDLER-Bperienced, sivady work. | =~ — EN. “BOYS | HELP WANTED_MEN, Bays =882E%—Sood opportanity for rant barber Vand tox TO RIGHT Pah = ni Sib ca ae ncaa ye | Gees wages. See leonard, &. Louis Hote HELP WANTED—MI , Boys wich mall capita: Call Riverside 13156 ervoort TIO; . ok: =~ washing, $30 bar moet 2 > ‘_. BOY—Strong to run errands. 158 lucas. | ppiv Co. & = Dann = a N Expert ced hand , screw machine or PHARMACIST—Registered. or assistant, ME te J64J between 9 and i2 : = - (e387 | BOY—For general office work Ameri an thi aN— xpertenced | Bayer to 4087 registered. Call Webster 15. (4) i S : mph. housew ~ Hg -A clerical Paint Journal, 3713 Washineton - ao | ELEC TRIC I AN Experienced. et lathe operet i YTaNnn mT TSEER —— "ee : E ; i & Barne GIRL To work ji m tf ; m= « ive ~ .—— 2k ‘ y- > | d A ly } ‘Par k we all iba VLISHER — And “ase repai: Pa ART NER Wtc.—Lady or gentleman; stric y Cc os > ss gins 5080 ere cor light iene Baciors ‘maintenance ac- Cc. Pps} - . _ ¢. esaie butter route caAii on . P erience Baldwin Prano “so. 11]! confidential business. Snyder. 4633 | laboratory. i A nA ais. (et) ly > d St. Mealere only: salary and cemmiss! h naive DS as “4) Newberry ter (3) | ASSORTERS—An checkers. irts "apply y sg 4 ~Djaing es om: wht enced: ref ore 16, quick trim cab } ence and phone pumber im repising Box| Bad pATCHERS—Ex Senced. — Madison and 7600 Michiga es Wa ét51Aa McMillen av i __Matr : public Bid 7th and Ol: : — ; ' 3. cor. — 3 ust be reliable and have good £ =. 5 _ Post-Dispatch cs Cert Bros. Bag 217 we: “() ELDER | i eee nnn Ae BOY — strong 218 Ozark Bids. 10th and Ty iN] 2 : le ot — . Oye % , - t~wc a - must ‘refer eres. SS = hultz Garment C “oO 714 ee ' BOOKKEBP ER Ee o — — “ ° : - t. by mood, reliabi relia bie. man: manu- Pine ie) w Trio Raating Ce ro ears S Setters trac hana furnitur bares BOD OR. seeuce, | Washington fig | Keeper and —Exeerien zed w “ake rare nz | GIRLS—Girls over 16 D—w rc or or —_ m er work. Apply 807 Odd | FF - — —_ -- . 6828 Mic higan Store; first-clase references required. Bo Come ready for -w = SEM, - 56 — > ' ~~ ' Jistributers. Riverside _O-316. 3 ~316.__Post-Dispatch. WALTER FA "T( RY, ie BOY—PBrieht. neat: euinetmen weesaure. | eet ; om : pewriter. willing worker. Boz F-|%$12 weekly. THE Bt 4 SCHERER vit. LTNERY co Mfe Ce. 3812 N 234 ot ce) tall end salary desired Boz F-403. P - learning Torrtneton Co.. 1124 Locus’ . ‘z : er. a . ; bh. ” adit. Eis wean - = . re a for gen- ~reens ane J LABORERS —Good si= rene = Ls wis Army and Navy Store CLERK—High school graduate. good gram- sare, to wore if cu *€ x = : - : Sar Shem mert = ening Quarters. Ap- = _- roacway ic4:}| marian and m t Appir te : Ler . f work in wiolrsase house ey iy Pe ‘ ust be etcellient spe on. t . a ee aeemeee Se. = HARDWARE MAN F Lath and Olire icS SADDLEMAKERS and Clayton tan (at ) SALESMEN—See Sales Manager. Olive | Be erootrending. Appiy 312 N. Ocha ae. i iia 5 reat . ’ i a 7 BOY—15 t: to ty yeare 20 work, tn grocery and | very necessary cDact he _ fam! ar witn ban- eel wemdeaten oppert ate y 5 Pn nal “ ears += = meat market. Florissant. Cwl- | ging correspondence. Thie post:ion offers right party. 2347 Park sv (2)! Dalias. Tex wages. The Schoelikope Co.. SALESMEN—(City. for part time, account | COOK—Geod: must have ref r S23 hieendlinnaill - = re. | Se SHiicttation with spational bank. Box F-)| Cabany 6950. erences. Catl Rie rienied. — infant. muet fer work = = nd (adle-aged. to — > ; Ary MEN—TYoung a ~ A ag 8) i whey DER-—Eiperis enced a. |} _F. Donahoe. 625 ~ Be and Hotei. | , = “ e on Dpen sjhtinatineniianntantinamaiatn : . rs. ury liliner imexperienced. Apply Jefferson and Gra-| treck. Cal! Sid a an . —— — “> aell live acces and ci waoee na is S. ad Cum Candy re department ‘filing beaten TT - = : ve est peference a ~d be oe. SALLsSMAN—Traveling to sel! leather be it - . *t sf. (c7) , c t re . $ tan car t Sis | ng to work can easily ear — per : eee aertenen” war temt sestory| ing. give extent of your experience in de- Ssiness. free training. big money while ALESMEN—Expe i | ow _376. Post-Dispete fos? | a cy ~ Eos — Experience im retail store ees . » 1414 Washir —— 4 ~ ~ ME Tons. about 18 rears of age. Apety PUBLISHING co., 1209 ' Hing’? om. ey: ” Sros.. (+ Want th Bar — : ae S——On Texas stock sa Street Terrac ~¢ Realty Co.. 1608 Boatmen’s | _* ae : = men wt Gware experience “EN—Two live wires, for fast-growing or also harness and collarmakers. it Bank Fide (c& | COOK—Wiike. 4418 Weet Pine a Gir im, all : = weer ——— ew West Piz \ ls ~ Weerm pr _fax 53 —— (c#) | an uUngsual opportunity for the right oerseon P ies fo good ¢ Sn per — (i u 38 we roun ¢ ' ‘HEL PE R—in i me: ket. . . Ll? years of age. as order th blow Dive - rie . 07 Locnst references: . . BOY grod ¥—a fy workers need 3 apo'y. __ i817 zine. | mre tion to lable = . re Giant” V OO] bl ——— - eresesition geal fer COOK —Weran — = “oF = learn _ pressing ; - ' Hn ie Aoeh ly or - ai op- He TSsSEMAN— | $10. 80, plus cay 7 quae ag NE . “a : : , ced, ngs ‘i fori com : —To sell new type self-+ ing } = : veg per - | ee Warwick Hotel 15th Apes ING: MU ST W RITE A GOOD | I x RS—aAt Keokuk and Arkan as ioe ieee ). De Sremil Bid lis so ore 0 $22 per ADte 4 a ot Beal wrase eee N 4 J ON ‘EF F) uhter oop oF Bu r. toom 20 Menil Bidg.. is coc aupertenced n Rog ~— . | Pow: ’ "ear; aaa — ~~ ce: at res, _— ja = HA? D. APPLY AT x : SHOV El E “RS ~ & Post-Di = to hard workers. x BLA ° x 0-35 o spate (e: ’ ' ° -_______«#) JOB PRESS FEEDERS— Apply | OFFICE POT ie 16. for whoiesale eiocery. | “\- 9. WALTER ¥ ACTORY, 3d | Terrtuxton Co.” 1138" Locust “sc. “~~ tedi | Coon — waite c mall end woek on : . APP Niese Grocery Co.. 818 Spruce. and Walnut. 4) SALESMEN—Specialty. who are willing 10 —— | @teduaie: mee erv 417 i N. 10th St. f@ii OFFICE BOY—For superiniengent’s cffice or & ar (e aaa ~ fy Bg Ey, cal ze COOK— ww... {et [iontin Shemiente at epnesteniay ter watea te . STENOGRAPHER—Youns man. about 17 Victert ‘Bra country territory. COOK— White: — family: 1 mile fom St eres és LAB oe ER te tor trench work. Apply | co! S14 S Vandeventer. "¢e3) for general office work and some typing. as = *= references pe age “18a te work in shee store rest - aSee one Leen __ ae OFFICE BOY—Goed chance for adrance- Sid Somethin to edvance to posi- ALESMAN—To sell ) wll of pep: Orilliant future. maer a | (soReRS— Kaiser Pac Ring Co.. men?’ aoe a oe fleor, Kinloch i igh eftin poustbi} se Sy Add z eg cook | pear ,Veadeventer and Choutens. 9197 $.) —2_~Senreneet : By ee 3. Fos _—‘e}} Fax w-149. Post-Dissaten =e and laleematte; : ra ~ _——— — rze ) S vs AR PRES—For gtreat work a cr corporation Seal in > ana : $06. te Boo ee ¢c wieleenie Ay — wos ee ‘heater av marit » >: | SALESMEN—W ho are calling on reta gro- {e) | shames tor eivamcoment” ‘Avoty Hf | LADORENS Two Ago 4030 Porm ee| mee FES Bet eteetion s=i| STOCK BOYS—From 16 to 18) aint, 224 Gaiectonery, tine, to mel! our] Rxperiencea elored woman. BLU | tae Cartetaa Dry Gooda Co born vg a | =-4 2 = 23_ Post-Disvatch the m to 18)! ciders and Vinegars as « side line om oom-| CAFRTERIA 209 th. ~ ~~, M=t's * i . _ — cette a _— - 2 — * ' Tmiston basis. issourt - - _Bor- Poe office work and fo ran errands. m —— eiered. i, creet work. oi aS — nan. over 40; steady years of age. for steady work: | cs. e035 s tom f and COPY IST—To — SD . ’ nas » way and Sievia av. t -— . ne 66F 13} ; ——— ces. * ot: grammar erhos!l education. « Xa dag Bridge care Pevviaaon com” 8 ———— only boys living with parents will —s———— : Ol ve Apply over 16 years of age. chance for advan a- ' onetr we ‘thon Ca tod id. ' . or co La oe Lotte Te revic > amano — — : “oe . C NTER I B.umer 209 ‘Sayman | acre WCRI? Praukiiec, ions Li NOTYPR OPERATOR—Ru wechart Pros OPER ATORS—Punch machine; Pe ew , : Inquire 1443 Spndiestey 2 _ Holland Bigg > f work. ELY & WA las "\ 3497 Laeuer 4) | e@Xperienced on freight car : uperintendent s Office, trust Bide. COUNTER GIRL—Gmachi Cafeteria. F TH4-71R ADT Tr. ‘ SAC Yr , rere = Dp. wm; eo rirany | am 5 on a8 2008 Eugenia at - Dispe t- ee sliding. Box F-| tfornia _ iB j parents considered c . - o. reference gad | PAIN? Mr : oa ao re ; cagh security required’ goo . ° h-—Piret-class. for aside werk A ee ck KNITTING 3 MILLA. Laclede aad Va + | eaneomens y requ Good chance on a. need ascty. Forest ) : | SALESMEN, Oe one NVECTIGA- ‘and flour MAN ‘slered, for ‘porter w ort | — —— ———-—- =. | ILOR—iood ». _—— at omece. 446063) — GERS—For af Og.) enced am fowndratt pofler tring totes. te +H out RA TER—Experienced. | __Manchester Grand 3072. te:| Bent week. Anpn Oe a ai an a ences De Lowe Cop Co. J4th and Laces > 2 £5} | _Gartietd av. | ares = Preferred, far demonetrat- Paint Be a Sadie Geer — came | 7 City. TH | ee ae 0-97 _ Post =e ' ferred St tweets Surfacer and Pee me Ce. TAILA! ' | SAL SMES — Te on - electric « ' — 4190 Ariagions me» work _ the city very Of. 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PY by . UBSDAT i EPT MBER i, 1 s perlenced? toe rtin Jones, 316 x ht OPERATORS—Femaie>— ience(t Apply 2 5 rate: ©: NE $—Experienesd in underwear and ns preferred. ELY KER STERLING ka , 16th and Locust stre | floor, (¢ o work - A. SS. tO Fe 4 ty © learn cetalo work. Shaplelahs da Washington. & work. Shap | f hite; for genera | : rs | housework, Cab. o do piling. Bop fbi “ Probe Printing 1p, = Cash our ‘floor. Aloe's, dite or cleaijing f dway. s urnished | rooms, * al w yhite, a amg ts is &. Pee housework; 2 ta fame wWonlan, to work 20 lace eur. 3301 pay Beeht Laundry ¢ Beil. hite,; tir weneral housewerk: Say feill Ts, /") i ypnitis, & fa 180, ede s hey , iteer " ven Lois 7 -olored|| to stuff Se woman. colored, for gene nera| cooking in family of 2. white! one to G0 cooking rooni and housework an li Be ork ine ~) y andy Factory. Co, 708 kr help! in 1 Svotting de dace 2 Gravois Cleanhi, assist In care of ert houst| 4914 McPherson” so r- | esa aa EE bund lp} wrappin prefiiraed: cust yoetment: ex. rt Co ] il Ww ashineton’ ~—— er ] vears, to wo ly wotkers need “apply: Sin ak: aira ‘iy Fallon " chs, to ist with ousework and ice cream par) > 1 £009) home OF 4300 Shawt+ Toom help jadi se) . tsk», | dies’ yy ane ra = wrab window » shader, | ble wbrkroom. Renard n light, OLS Washi a ” . Buciliey “sh Shirt Co. moa tabtthy oftios “We tenre ae? work: ne eperiemes learn oe ted. Box *p > 0, to ®ieke artiticial £ “wes; ex. and Afso to learn: good steady seork. wie etey om mi oe | t work's r condition Aosiy ae: is 581M. 30" rine years ad. 4 shop. | Winter ~*~ a - on = N. Bropdway. 6th ho te er and to learn, for §-Ib i\Prapping: — Work. WUmnion Candy . Boa ve" wa wo mililifery house: Baer. Sternmbere & Cohen x, ic) 'NG GIRLS work aad learn = : BO , . ; : SRY ¢cp.. 7 " a at | to +) ee ., ‘a to earn. Ns aa Der wok © lle pore = a ‘ Muse be stead Ab- Pine ic) © learn paper box work at $1! k to tart: good positiéns open (ey . need iciv's at covering. facing. 4 efeing land aive work. 314 & i © learn) paper box work. at Si to st : good posttions open for girlie: at covering. f @&® anil clue work. s n. light work in pecking depart- — ing j tee 2 s —aaeae $11 prodt Chemical “a? P= MR me - chemical en TO WORK ID N FACTORY CO. gS LOCUST. To work in factory > a tory!) IR Vink. (3) GIRLS © -~y 3 | wor: Voces’ or 234 — an MEG. OO _fe2) irls over 16 years for ork! ELY & WALKER ' FACTORY, 16th and St.. 6th Floor. (c2) Fi Must be 16 or over. work and good pay. ready for work. A. J. R ‘FACTORY, 3d and nt ‘filing orders; no expe- ‘required: guaranteed salary us arrangement; girls will- . work can easily earn $10 to kily. |THE BUTTERICK NG); CO., 1209 Washing- a —— in all depart- ts. Bac and Cotton Miles. cis 6 Years or older to pressing; guara : plus), daily bonus; ee $18 to $22 per week. — AS DYEING AND NG (CO., 1300 Park av. —To pac Cross cough . 120 S. 8th. UMBIA C — ison Sts. (8) 10 Lirls and women to shirt soft col- -ELY 16th — - “eo? : vwetle - - : —, . - de * : m * as omah Pk \s esiaty, &) _¢ OR is, 1928. 7 Cecil av. Cabvany 809 ic srienced ‘for “‘houe- and ue” YOU CAN GET A GOOD PRICE FOR THAT USED 'ARTICLE—if you Advertise in P:-D. “WANTS.” “68 EN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP WTD.—w iRLS ss oops OUSEHO ooDSs FOR general housework: |“ - OPERATORS WANTED NEW ERA SHIRT % DRUG RTO ee | Bee ee oee a ae ee et eee ee YOU ee ain aaasiina ot an 4 ——New fixtures and stock; ex- rand-new. o al inds, in twin sh to rent @ sewin - av Power-machine operators on men's gar- 901 Le : ” ent location: cheap. Box O-37., Post: Size and full size. in American walnut KOSTUBA ahare your old one repaired. call * zat -" era! housework, 3 in | ters: om surroundings; steady work. Girls experienced CAS AV. . hi —Dispatch finish, slixhtiy scratched: have new &prings| Will save you money on bedroom, — s CADILIA coupe: ® good wages. 740! BLEK anufgcturers, 56004 Easton. | especial! . ni a on power mec end FILLING 3) STA TION—Money-mak!i — and mattresses to fit same. Levy Bres..| room or other furniture for the h SEWING MACHINE—Sews like new. = torta, 1: newly . (c3) (c7) lit to th nion Special operators. will fin tion: alckneas. Box G-41. Post Be (2) '_ 811-13 S. 14th st, (e58)| upholster our own living-room’ suit tes—that real bargain. 1512 Caltfornia. exceptional pargain = © tnesr adventane to investigate our prop- | —— BRASS BED— 18. | better kind—for which you J selec yr eee Te Oe re terms. 4168" Sire housework; white; OPERATORS CUP Experienced 0 osition. Very liberal guarantee, with increase | FRUIT STORE Vegetables and groceries. 5R37 Mattress and springs, $15. covering: terma if Gesired. © ” th. * 282 SEWING MACHINE—I will sell my beauti-| Old car: 3 good wages; call — TD | depending on individual ability; steady work | Call Tyler 1403M (3) Plymouth. - , ae ful $1 electric round bobbin machine | CADILLAC Coupe } ‘* c?) | muslin underwear and outing ah some in and talk it over with Mies GENERAL STORE—Doing very neoa us | Mock BEDs—3: bird's-eye maple dresser. New and Slightly Used Warsiters for $40. Call 3541 Park. ate 67; refinished “ea » #@ rienced, for gen- | _ obligations. c2) ness; must sell on account of poor ane ocker and chair: white met ur Din, . : SEWING MACHINES—Drop heads, Stingers bers: oars oc in apartment, rar gowns; can use a few bright located in St. Loute County. Box bread box. mahogany rocker. bras port: —Old Furniture Exchanged $15: others $10: splendid, condition: reai | sity "Sat Fide Bate oo ~ 2 . Cabany 65, fc) oS spate ' ‘ 10 ; bargain: limite . ve. : Baer ousnorx, |@iTls to learn; paid well while | OANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS | Gnocin seat market G31 Finney. a) | tures Cabany 4087." 36 Aberdeen pi fed) for New SEWING MACHTitES-01 per oeck taxe| 00D OE Leen Coupe apartment. Cabany learnin EI Vy & WALKE MEN GROCERY $198 BUFFET—Handsome buffet and china cabi- | The combination of service, quality, selec: | any of our sewing ma Per. we repair Powerf t the orice . ite d floor east. (c} g- 4 R t¥—-And hardware store. % net, hand-carved, Flemish oak: also table tion and fair prices found in this store make all makes hemetitchine, per yard. o | think is Ay come » —— >| STERLING FACTORY | DISTRICT MANAGERS—By food manufac- |—Michigan. _—_{3) | _and chairs. 4112 Shenandoah.” fe) [toe eet ee eee furniture | thesth Sewing Machine Co. 204 X 1M. | Yahiem alweve ‘oe Impoasibie ' by neat. experienced no 4 » F 16th | turine company; - a crew manager and 80- GROCER Y—aAnd meat market: good loca- CHIFFOROBE i Ised: golden oak: ~ $30. We are o ferine at i attractive prices | Olive "1465 | Y Ail. BM. 1035_ work; good wakes. for- Heitors. See Mr. . Linch, Hotel Meibourne. (3)/ tion. Lindell 6225: 4369 Cote Brilliante. Cho | the following: Bed, and ma‘tresa, ~ os ov : (e4) | and Loeust, second floor. _ (e¢62) | Dap = ne 4008 _Chouteau. (062; | $15 so. Catenion tablon $10; dresses, 215; | SEWING | MACHINES—Real bargain Late a Jodge. ny ) sa hight euice wa oe -y SOL ICITORS—Sevagal, to sell high- GRKOCERY—And meat market; om account| GHIFFOROBES—cChiffoniers, bedroom sets. chairs. "$1.50: buffets. $15. : drophead ring machines; ~~ ur or very deat of conditions woman, ' 4315 Evans OPERATORS — For I a By (es) | sindell S797R. x) | keepers desk. etc. will pay you to tn- rice will appeal oo 7 Sr wbite: references. eee) > (c62) | wear: apply at once. Hoyle "& Rarick - ), -—_—__-—___- ——— (62) | SAVENETTE SUITE—Tabie, deak, ‘Focker: | FURNISHED FLAT—4137A Olive; cheap! vestigate. 1515 Pine et., first floor left. | at cannot be ola 14" from how wo ha | nn | PRESSER—Ladiee’ arments: ts; permanent. | Clothing Co., 606 N. Broadway. —_‘c) | GROCERLES— Will sacrifice stock of Ero" | __reasonabie. _Call_ Delmar 20673. 3) | rent: _Treasonable. RR EO daiatiiaset “=* \antee; terms ale Dodge . ' general hoysowork: wt. | Pf ~~ |p angie mnfiting . SA LESL ADY—Ladies’ remiv-to-wear, Ger- | —? _s re — ; ee NG ROO! FURNISHE *LAT—Furnitt ‘6 rooms includin fountain, scale an re a. 5 i geseices | vttaten ining Cleaning” Co Nye Wang: | imeegroesbine: over Bs tends” VOSS | rome aang, a, ards qeumment: Vil | DING gna entapson tame DASS'Ctah | shent furnished’ come and ee thls. “4488 | Call ae abe? Ove | 3041-43 Locust bl. | ; . . © 4 . e ‘ Labi . anh eet : - . 2 pig - : ce “anpiy 4087 | ington. (2) | Grand. SS eg i. | THOS. MeCRADY & SON, 5179 Easton... | DINING TABL E—And chairs; also Charter | Belt. aanealnaiaii joe FIRE Wasninaton Piste , showcases, deska, DORT— 1928 coupe: tu fully used "and + ae hy PRESSER—Experienced o t WO —Experience: or women's Forest 53920 2 Oak stove. 2721 Ann av. (2) | FURNITURE f 3 rooms, in modern lower etc. as “* é 4 on : "44h ~~ : USEGIRL “| kee wet ‘Wolfram Cleaning ond Bre. | BR26 Olive st. shop; retail. Rosenheim. | GOTEL—16 rooms: furniture new; best Tana ove SUITE—10- plece: rum aaa 156K hot haps; gtk A angen Cored) a Wai i = | patie et Advance Meters ; ing Co.. 2610 Park. ' if duck SP Se PP " .: omlent : 5 327 acramento. ic iox —. One 6-ft. usama Zz | Bg Vo. a (C3) | - ; transient location: plenty steadies; $75 DUS Ww. 4 Bi eile oede ICEBOX arry Locust st , 0 family: sme!] | PRES SERS-—$25 week uaranteed a SALE SLADY — TO SELL Ww OMEN’S | rent: least incomes $340; owner must go: no heating stove. 3460 _* Zenneseee._ . bat RNITURE—O?f 4 rooms: cheap flat for Junior; one Dayton scale;" latest mode). | oe D&—10 late coupes, $160 een t f bonewe otk RY =7ié. 311| per cent commission: “experiedeed pr 20 GLOVES: STEADY POSITION; GOOD] reasonable offer refused. Terms. 2846) DINING ROOM SUITE—8 pieces; Am- rican rent, beat, light and ges furnished: Hodia- AT N. 9th ____.__{*5) | _ terms. 2506 8. Jett ~~ . 9 any (+ * (e4y} ers can earn $40 week. Star Dy oh. and | PAY THE GLOVE SHOP, INC.. 821 LO- i Olive st. tl (4) walnut $85; sample. 4009 ¢ meaner ts mont car. 6205, _Waener av. -\4@ s0r imi ate - colonial: plano. ctrola rockers niETO- | gel! property aiso. G. STINSON Bi | ¢hines: iow rai , Bid TOW, (ct ; i FEDERAL CI OTH. EL eee am tn —_ —--!©*'| nier, firelesg cooker. desk and rug. Calli”... 7366 (. 4) | & Typewriter Co, 713 Equitable > h aecessories: «x- : > ral house- i St., 9d F loor, or 3409 7 exas AY. perience: y . me y RESTAURANT—Susiest location, dandy! anv tin 3664 Washington, apartment 103 | ooh » 506 X x. Nandeventer: Lindell _ -- | Olive 8765 e62) FORD—Coupe, 1022; site terms. Cabgny - ;. end gene 'ING STORE. 416 N hs 4) [tlees ter Gamay, choad reetr euameel c ar ae = (82) | 6% | aod as BOW. $20 cellent con . hm : tment. Cabany (cw) ING S a or >. 2s ‘t i ” fe | piace fo! famiiv: ca at s ats = ee ee = } 7" ye EW RITE R—Oliver; c as 7? ; ke 3°. Owner famiy: 7 : ker sae, ) | oT ATOR BY , BR av. ante’ . 7 . +t - -«. " ~~ ‘7 : ol “4 “RS ,| Union Special sleever; 1 Union | (c60) | RoomING HOCSE—Neatis furaiched:, ox | “UBNITUBE—S-coom_ agarimnaving city | 5455 Fase. _Psimer 2082. Fores ee SELL all makes, seit retain 843 (c58) Siou. ornare Pee? a : — | 'pooms: heat furnished: | ine c war ONS—Carpets urn ~ Typew'r Ce ne n oe) | " p VN. 10t |Special feller; 2 buttonhole Te. deel irnished: good income. a For rent ‘Gobo Ww. ______-____-—_'®) |" furnishings cf dwe'lings of small lots; ab-| ~ Ke | furni- ay ~ —_— a many wae 4 \r ity ' ote a —— uw" aAltn as * rey week. 3415 Olive. -| MFG. CO., 13th and Lueas, 23d i p. | RAQEING. Houss § rooms, £90 4047A| 5408. Montélair.“Cabany 3606R. © “id yh ys RE Wid-—Best cash prices. We BICYCLES jOTOR cvCLES ; | WORD— Coupe; 1022; fully ea ; '. 1 office; steady and i st Sk AT | _MePherson . 4 io ; mer | n Lorage « 4 S $2 | CYCLE—Racer model: leaving town; “wil tras: bargain: like new: eS Onit between b and a W edtnes- ‘and Madison, 7600 Michigan. | ATTENTION! | ROOMING HOUSE—=15 roome= good joca-|* UR} a rv “RE ne ont ent is of 5 ‘oom fat: al | FURNITURE Wtd.—Any amount of chit: macrifice. Call _Forent_ $288. fe) 180- Washington. ith ’ “vit t D. Albin, Overlan " (c2) A ge0@ opportunity to use ‘ion: reasonable rent: make terme. Lin-| | 4Rgow. ' , cM furobes, dressers, rugs sutts, sncei) — ; ee Se ORD—-1923 i it is ¢ Ee i! Sa Cae ese ws rtunity . on, re | ——— | 2064 icf) FOR 23 coupe, excellen Ser Cb 3 ad. to work from 11 to . wou? . ‘ Saturday dell 6455 -- - ' - > ae _ - ' tern Mevington nnd 520 a : fo aeil indies oe “‘Rarfck. ‘clotnins | ‘SHIRT MAKER : 1 and sala’ aes va. preatasly "tn wen - no M Onl G HOUSE—911L Chestnut et “ . yh gt Plage +. ust yf meee 3635 ye: | | FURNITU RE Wie “85000 worth: Tuga: Ds inde! | BOATS AND LAUNCHES ye ¢ - Grahd Ehene Grand 536 4 om red. Hoyle & ric : =~ | ’ in t r c millinery ' f iahed rooms t barra'n: must | , o ~ zine fore selling telephone e 2 W BOAT Wrd.—16 ft. or longer. F. A. lp Resse’, Snes : , ‘ ine ready- o-wea or milliners furnished rooms: at rea cleAe Ee SS 68) | ROM FORIY—Coupes; lete models; . 4 NS. Broatway, __{) | button sewer, U.S. sleever and ne. er reate Ge, par cae aa aoak veceteen FURNITURE Dining table, roand, oak 6111. io | _Sehever, 220BA Palle |" $825 un saay payments. Rie in “ S— White, Monday. hal Gays. | operators for putting on neck- ! FEID’S, 610 Washington eee) ROO I> HOUSE—t- roome; all full; fine $10; oak buffet Bon’ parlor table, $% TURNITURE Wtd.—Conipiete “homes S| = a Deniers, 501 8. Jefferson, ven : tric mach! ne. 27G1A Pthoaie, - : . we ian ' peation: $350 cash 406078A Te ge “ol rhe sa0 i ove, a5 2416 st + noent. (om) | any part: best price. Call poms te ES AND VEHICLES and ev eT) ings a 1? —— _-- ew > laundry | bands and cuffs. E xperienced ' business i (fy 4m } 1" RN! 7 if RE— hiftor Obes rugs. ‘com bina- ‘ _Murdoc k I F urniture © Ons 401 2! hoyteau. * HORS ; if ORD—C oupe., late “late 1 29 mode}, in ia i ‘ White woman Sor aun 16 | ¢ . b y 1] ROOMING HOtUSE—S8 roome, cheap rent. tion gas and coal ranges, beds, ’ | gnusua uys. ; easy - - need shirt finishers!/8th and Hickory or 16th and | ROOMING HOUSE—Steam | heat. Janitor | oe See (14) ; ; ons.| 9947 Locust bi | = 4 . ‘ A . A cin : . , " service; 4000 block McPherson; terms | Auction Co.. 3507 lucas av. (el*) | ORSES AND MI ‘LES—15; 2 coni wag : WS to learn ironing. Locust St.. 6th Floor. (e2) | women in almost vice. depart. | b.indel! 2741 ~ — ‘SEPT EMBER SALE ‘FURNITURE Wtd—Badly: contents of! Hoffner Coal Co., 717 8. iaeniuns 2) | FORDS—C coupes; $200 to ve ; 7, ELDER MFG. cA). ' | SHOEW ORKE RS—Girls to cover wood heels | ment. Apply Supt.’s Office. Ré OMIN 25 oer ~ nth GG -y 0) 4 Be. - OF FURNITURE | asteat yt og Te + . Ce Ge me | WARES ae ee — yee jc ne Oe tar tie and nd. ov eninge, | 7 . ~ ts . n dell 7: Tt we Pe t eae P ea . (8) | i and S re ts. e4 , | Apply Chouteau Shoe Co., Chouteau - _ 7 nde ... ri ae See (°? : , PS es Saree ae er. OF N. Grand. ie : peadison oan eerie MA KERS—Experienced. Coe Hi “AVIOTS-BARR CO At Sav Ings of ve Lo 19 Bs fate cali ™ ’ Witenes lar 1 fray stake wagons. 5 to . L FORD—C oupe i 102; starter, Haeel P*.. a \ THELP—Experienced week. Tenzer & Deutsch Garment Co, 80% FAMOUS-B: —" ROOMING HOUSE For Wednesday and Thursday | FURNITURE W ANTED ose of neaty éray. horses and. harness: A _, 4 Ab 12 Loe ealerenes , rite; high-grade neck- washington. @th fieor , 3Qxx lindeij b! , ; , “ | Gomplete furnishings of dwellings. pianos will sell reasonable. tanner Bugsy ‘o.. | .- night's, 10)9 _lacuat, . son gn-egT | SPOTTER—Ext perienced: permanent no-= 10 wr | furnished roome. fn a fine Wonderful Values | Victrolas or stnall lots; best prices paid. | Jith and 3 Howard. (ct) | FORD—Coepe, 1921. completely ev ie j work and pressers on soft | thon: good pay apply at ence. WWext 'neron e resider . ~ getty } “sai ted tn a : tenants: rent : ; f S175 ' DENNIS BROS me Build (obB) —. —_ Se j and) newly pai nied. tires "ro firet- er? 4 ; Stead k: be t | ~gicaning and Dveine Co.. 5581 Wels i S100: owner leaving city “See Ber | ~3 Rooms ¢ omple ‘te. ior io Delmer 3864. Forest 502 coe) | , MACHINE oe € Leshan Gg Ny ord 42 / eaacy wor St | STENOGRAPHEHK—An4 cieric: high & hoo! for $1850. terms if necessary SER B | Bedroom. dining roor and kitchen. | RY - sf ; 2 - ne erianc 3 STMENT CO senera! offic ne. | on ’ ; , ° . , . ’ FOR L—LCou inte 1921; Masslers, ! c. GBLY & WALKER) ofita"sisefet “ior F ee" 6°". |IBUSINESS CHANCES]| 3880. oon ae ie ee Ee ee cnn ee Dining: (FURNITURE-W ANTED BADLY | Wanted iit. athena entte. cat 1p SET L : = z SRO ate e an ine pid Pabktiru = b 2 All « ript! ‘arge and amall lots: con- | pomalb: e condition, crion tn par./, me : a } ACTORIES Rth and STENOGRAPHER—M: ist be Al; one who SALE ROOM ~Gardke ore ay atic 2. c wit tents Foy , oo nighest cash prices. | AAI MAC HINERY Y HOUSE wi)! “buy 0 or sell) car 1721 ‘Washington, . a: : fi ’ can aiso handie ewit| “TEIT i R &R7 50 Delmar 2985. Forest 3953 (e62) tprecht Machine Co. 21 N. 2d at., te A | body: only one ween eld; ail U, s. yal ; ya Floo (e2) hag? ENOGRAPHER — Permanen Besstior Solid agate, $0c line daily. or Sun. SOFT DRINK) P ARL R—ldth and Clinton. |. @**™- phen top nace te Hy ‘SMITH BROS., will Duy your furniture; ee | Louis, Mo ;' cord tires, like new, ef@ ail extras, sat r. | ag quali oo necr piopaten lary to be Display, S5c daily, 45c¢ Sun; out-of- |” “trouper's Cal od location | lunchstand 3 ces ash -at ; 31 a > Ss ON the ee gmall lots. Lindell 4720 8) = segoee Moter Car Co. 2601 Locust, RS—Experienced, po0d)| 2 eNOGRAPHER—C ‘apabie, and efficient dispia ey hg ee 5 Ae. VARIETY S&T! 3 —Corner: clean ptock: | - ne gt Ra pt al for $15.75 3 TROOP will buy your furniture anda en A | For Sale si oe ORD ae ee r+ ° fe Leciese y New fy. muet have had-at ieast ) ; years ex per line * Agate—S times, Ic; 7_ times, good fizture e000 af reine? $15 mattresses, any size, $9. muode;_best_prices._ Homort ELECTRIC MOTOR bargains: save a “6 und Frune itke new; has Al sew Cred ariece : _Dertence Anpiy 609 Cha steae S Sc 30 times. dai'y 3c. Sun. 2: Dia play quick sale: orice *: eee A ad $17.50 heavy metal bede for $9. 1 20. 20100 POUNDS of old “featners, pay Ac te 50 per cent. Cemmercial Electrical Sup | many other extras: ee experienced. Maryien STENOGRAPHER, £SECRETAR:—aust $ times, Ic; 7 times, daily 2c. Sun. 6c; Pe $16 Qx12 foot Neponset rugs, without G0c for o} — rt _— oy] “Cai | piv Co.. Broadway and Spruce. Main e685 | bar ala " les ir 5. %, ry ine. gr: ° ec Su 5 - ~ r - n ¢ ° r ores yf. aan : | have tnittative, executive ability; unusual $6 times, day Sc. im ac. r) | lanaise Sto! horders, rich. new designe, $9 _ 4476 Page erat BE Ab — — — -——— ~- & { ~ty Ford for genera! housework. Cab- | opportunity; salary commensurate with ex 2] General erch sane ye "$475 3 rooms complete for $315 WE need alight! used furniture; nigoest {ACHINERY for sais -“ tye Jona 1194 Pine. me Ae hed c)}| perience and ability, Box C-296. P.-D. (e2 | BUSINESS CHANC Fine businese: on Manchest r4.: best Jedroom. living room and kitchen prices. Kapian's,-1437 Franklin; Centra! pre Mach. Co.. 308 “s. "iat “eis — i92i" FORD wings aT - oe ann), Soasower. pia! 0 | STENOGRAPHER-—Good business girl, genera) office. 3630 Olt : a7 J 5-piece breakfast suites, $22. sad 3 6%) (new: « re har ris. . Room; white: SED: rienced: ret Warehouse, Main S10. file S. N my: BC SINESS Wwr sb Oo buy. sma! i Di iginess rte a Ft } 2 : : “8s thao niece heaveden bi ne nl so. 50 Co - aka - ae La ry _ON ve et. ve Bras 4c) a ee for cash: no grocery, confectionery or | £Tound foc ee te ae than Ga ae | oabtal i somo" | . : , ” * wate; 10 x. ’ i” 1922 roadaters, wi vl, 6 38, wen - oa tem ott nas = i = Bolid age. , Like ne $700 cash. betance anime care f 3 “children of school | TRIMMERS Ql ICKL‘ AND PRIV ATELY , , , ge pe A fags ote ee ; .é GERMAN POLIC “E DOG—H ighiy “pedigreed. Diepiay. Sic daily. 45¢ Sun, ows o°- sor Tit SIDE BUICK AITO q e ( 3 ‘ . PAY "Ss wi ITHING INTTI “A ey EI | HAVE Ro ia aga‘e¢ Sar sune dai y. or Sun. Mt T ,v IHTI : Fi RNTre RE ed) . wonderful apecimen for Aor of mae kind: iou n. a are. $0c. daily. 3 ¢ seed ’ “446 t= Ag He ra , 8 # ; : e i - t i J ae ates. # ‘ ifn 2 " ; 7 a* #¥* * abe rr if i - . . P ‘ ty " yoom maid. white: fefer-| Experienced; permanent position the year LARGE NUMBER OF CASH BUYERS, Dispiay. $50 daily 4% ae, Oe 53-356 XN, Sete 2... a 56 per vienth.| 9g. © ¢ sapiendid gy a8 ee | ig Oe 0, Sally. eee coe ac: 4 ites. | Open Sunday and evenings. a ; de nd; 4 pay. Appiy at once, . rin hem + - ur own cars. « town agate ) dat'y, #9 GAS & VeES—For rent. $1.5 r mont A! any ime ¢ ‘ } | ; an se gBrnatwey oseeia- SAT Gon 14 w to A (e3) aM. Po og he os ais a oney - Roth phones. Disp'ay. 40c¢ daily Ef- Bun ; Discounts, " - TON ore. 1001 Locust Olive 1240 Wailff in ree rd to nurchas' ne earne. *e) 2c. 30 er pase ~ ; IV ING Fre DOM 8U Saree er«tulfed bed. ———— y eet Wake ee ee cS Lindel). 3903." 728 Casg eV. 7 4-vassonser: eauis : + TOR—A = makers. | WAITREaS—New "Seana Lanchrvoin, £0070 ———— | OT cot. _ Y. M. C. A., East 5t. ae} iL davenport . Landau make; like new; jess cl OTHING | FORD CAR Wid.—In exchange ‘for | lot. x x ‘» bugn _woare ra et ie Ce. S19 pummel 719 Pe 312 =a BUSINESS | FOR SALE air ne¢ . , : a : ‘ = terme. 2610 ive, * WT eu "4 5 : ERY OPERATORS 12th. ') ACC ESSORIES— And tire store, cheam for epecia! sale for Tuesday a ~ Ole _ 75 floor lamp, $8; must sel. 4217B Wan ah | bodies traded. easy | vA ons, ae : ~ : " 3) $i 25 per box of 30 ibs. 310-312 Morgan . ie ie) 2 EE > Sle dj oO RINOONY- > aah * it : oe ee ot rators at | W AITRERS— Experienced. Sarah-Laciede} c&sh: must sell. 4407 St. Louis. ng ‘c3 Olive. 34_floo a PAREL Wtd—Suite, overcoats, pants | — ——snenebiies: iate mo So) FORD—Late ] saa trom $18 tL OO . Axl® 10. . F Tes ; 8799 Globe 20. 500 st [Ts, Phe age "SS to $20 a annem eager nis Fora coupe ie In perfect f be : - ' / rit o-year © t a “ et ~ is rw > — r . , , 2a armed (3) | com #08 thon Station | tay b at ~¥ $5300. . We nt of Rai IR. COAL—Buy your coal nw “8h le it is cheap: |R tUG 7 = SS 2624 Olive. (e2) | Pg Oy 7. \Deimar 865 4426 Pace. Autos Wantec y condition: me finish looks as ff it te poe =e | : eal busine fo : seme. standard. $6.5 Ol’ arp = - bee : . oe aged 4 and &:/| WaITRESS—White «irl: board and room. | terms on half fa Te: sense OO et onest | on ae i4 and small. 4124 West! Gelber. Auto calis in 15 minutes. 2 We pay cash and pay more than any amen lock whet pe, , e. Tequired. McP lst | 600 &. King's highway NESS IN‘ mgd Sy "oO $5.75: E. Carterville. $6.5 for ¢ RtUGS—! x12, 12x 4a ——“ENTR CLC GQ WANTED See us before vou or : y . cPherson, — | Barnes Hospital } ied) Da pr om 3630 O} st.. gro und flor r weight. call Shepard. Forest 940 __{c8) | pine | Pa ae bien closing secondhand ——— Cerivis ‘oTOR co.. 2010 Washington. lights. sun visor, pie od Saar % ve Cc! wae T . k in tallor. shop ‘ “9 te barga’o Mr Ciluff, 817 NEW city map. just out. show ine ‘the route model 48%; Simplex iron. both : - ° P by 140 winter #euit. size 24 Ee em onone wai! te Dee : ’ : - S°50 down. telanse easy ; f : SS —— may in general office woos An—C w oh. of every car line. every street ndexed of one. Forest 2044. __ 624 Wa Wa toe SF. @) Co re Par trimmed: one vrown sport | ——— eaeventae, BS e . S | eppertun'ty for a KT may * a ’ a — ——— - 7 om Manner oA - heored , oe . 4 id 2 5¢ F oe- eon ye one * of ol4 | } r "a : _— - ‘ ; i, lady. Warren. 1508 N. Whittier. _ -AR STORS—aAnd confectionery: erent | and rum * Dom pac, ° SHERS—We make new ones out several dresses; all jin excellent con i, - i; Bi Cerrolis Furniture Co. 11 Ay work. med ode oa ‘a __ te) WwoM AN— : | fam! wi " work | —e Tha real | FUR&_—Disposing drummers sempies cheap: | $4 5037 Delmar Forest 24 ——$S | it PMORILE—Coupe +a, Hh: ia 7 . ee eas for eeiiing I’ will show reason. C4@:! S4rwre—oOutmde white and gray 25 €8i- | TASHIN' 3 MACHI %. gamptes and ——— F Sale sof - ——}___* | KP house, stay on piace. LOS Weet- schools; living rooms: M« school era's | oe ting spe Laat eae ree aa’ Fy WASHING MAY SNe ion, Almetal. ‘ive- | CASH paid for diamonds. o)4 cold. platinum | Re Tee Coupes or ; 5 ae f 923 on dr Te | ae aeee —__—_—_——. | reasonabie: $850. 8O1 Allen av. ____ {S| Son. 2339 S. 4th st. 0 used A. B. C., > terme. Some #8| and silver bought. Broadway Jewelry Co. | BUICK GOUPE. 4-PASSENGER. | Sa Washington, (cZ) | WOMEN—CColored. red, kitepen _ Balp a CONFES eT SNERY—RBaereain: zood business: |SAFES—New and used ae re ccna) oy fing * Goer ton whectric Co.. 708 143! 612 N. Broadway. __ 7. plat St o “on fi OW 4 * on Leow shades in | ‘ 702 N. Trh et . Rea Oak 1) av John Rauman Safe Co.. 42 om. Soe"Z lo — fc14) | ia ft 14. allver. jnum, brok ww d oa Wednesctay roornine . ah gina joestion 31 44 Can Til & ction En want ot _f3* | Cash pa or go : = we Ope oe - | HOUSEKEEP > = S ot Ss. Smith, 513 N. Grand, mont he fav ae ) \7 week: $2 per day. ened YNFECT) ONERY TORE, — Varieties. WA NTS. | . week in buring: we © piatinurn. ; aN Me Cc x co. Lecust. oo ee oe. OU | 78 A, ake and Wat erman. ——— wae + ;} eur piles. Donne | milk = line: | 5 ' MISCELLANEOUS | ANT 7 wet oo = | Roe new chifforods. a | @oore north of Oltwe et (c®) WILSON. v MOTOR A etre ‘ 4 —————— — — ne f frts: aad transfer roint. & graph. pretty table. pay awer phone. 3719 Cast. _ —— ND MILK ROt 2 ge noe rare chance to ge be | DAIRY A - thro win-| rugs. mirrors. ec n im TORS YOUNG LADs——for eo vow »| ment: « beautiful furniture cheap; ¢a mits Bor O- -} some u : able to use typewr! oe ter: just 2 Ry city hi ic) pediatel 5127 Cabenné. A ee hours; army end Navy gore. ‘$12 Broacway. Pp ic 2 bed, for Mr. Yaker 7 } | Post-Dispatch — BEDROOM SCiTE—Wa'lnut; Co. 2128 : DRUG STORE BARGAIN ning, sole, oP “ two-tone ae wo cation and 1 te@) a bie of taking islet eatis and fe, th Side - with 5S rooma: “sn es-| long table, $85 pe aga Ba a | suave a lot of ssoney, TORS kins at Seu with 5 a rocme, a range. | am) see our large ait city éepartment. Parks Davis | captions cone: wack Greases. With the @: rent omy ; romper “iit Hts | EDWw YOUNG, fe ye ee ages of 17 | tna coutiy, f oF setions A pion (Teleeraph. room, 708 309 Se
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WANTS O_o = —= a — ‘Ro = = SR ong KT i. ) e” ie 2 é + 4 p two * (2) . . , * - . ‘if; oo a ; ‘ 7 ‘ay 7 ee sa Feu ic frent Toone for “AU ms © hy :O- ‘B 7s Bae ae s OBA Ss ) -* A UT OO WO Bit ~ : c : 2S led a5 & : —— , ' ; -— 2 yoy _ _ he - tebe ' i gies ee Sale — - ira—t rCOmS, r Fa ee a lies For Automobiles For Sale— _ Accessories, re RD. aeekeeping; refined 24 Goupes For Sale Sedans For Sale Tour ars For Sale Touring C Cars For Sale Automob Sale — GAINS SS wor bones and | for & | Pe ay ing Ca : . en ea geome Miscellaneous Miscellaneous BATTERY BARGAINS — $5. s Bry “nest ' pie St are good |FORD—Tourings; 1 high-ciass “Feo editioned | ee Bo . convenient location ‘@2) EUAKER — Coupe, like new, runs — CHANDLER—4-seak. real bargain; | : ’ " oe) 2 620 Minerva: good tires.| late models at bargain prices: some as low mut st. gentlemen pref | 7 >: , Mt Uende, 9447 Juniata Chandler Sedan, , Spacition: Sons ic3) | as $60; payments. iefung, Ford | = My = ——— ae GARAGE—Portable. and household woods. 4065R. —— x ee bedroom, lovely | WES ee te —- ea sv — = « _ : tudebaker Coupe $450 oe a | Pewlers 2501 S. Jefferson. Oven sunday | * ase | 3935 Mafftt av. Lindell 7352] 7 “a —Like_ new: . “is ag 4 a Cw : he os hes coll o we : 2 $13 terms. Men- everything ter — - ; ay ti ‘perth: od exOpient mechanical ce : : ane 1; maint very goo; uphoistering fine. Chandler Sport, g00d running condition; 3140; $195. See ‘oe enytien, 3147 Locust bi. i. (c8) ALLEN. 2643—Two - oor antl nas Deen OVOTEAUION amd refinianed 4 ie Al are this car today if You are tee. eats 9506. denhall. Ford Dealers, 2315 Locust st. Open | [I OO OO fast if, wanted ms 1 Bes Raver 8! Me 2 iota pe | Teshate of" 7-pansenter closed car Some, bputitet touring, coly evenings. _te4) | | ° BOTANICAL. 3036A-—¥eeg SSS Kt : KUHS-BUI Cc Ge ee 1750 Hudson sport. $790. FORD—Touring. with parser. S260 — =: ANY PART FOR ANY CAR Foo: Pensenebaes \ Tt’ Mplock from st Bie Sve } 7 : home - Beds. Sundave and ern ines i’ Open Su ndevs and * yeatnegs. ¥ - Yen . apd IRZH Olds & wt, $705. . See Mr. Letber. \ o f° 300 . | t ‘Sedan: 1922 model; Al con- ; 675 / .. Authorized Ford Dealers. 1123 V.ne | lar tinea ae a floor south, beantifally | = | S r OP! ‘atte $500, U12 Nine’ ‘nlenway 87 Son Sonsere oT Cw Ode ACPLTIC , 300 used CLEVELAND, 3618—] =" gh ith twin Beds, one | ditio 2 NX. : . $7 : 4 | mag- board: all conve Ne . a room © oat heat nd | —- —¥ connecting “Gath, heat @ a” cut) : ' 5 iid boa BOS (utz t. FORDS—Teurt RE cars: $50 to 3250. cash of | //| . no other boerders. of : wit! ody | 2: af 1750 Buick epert. 5. day and even! | ~ Co pes Almast Given Away ~o>é — , Biggest bargains in St 8: ‘RONDELET “MOTOR CO.. 3887 . Grand. | || || ° CRITTENDEN, 34384. -~ water | ~ . BS ° nate . 1922 CHE\ ROL ET SEDAN ; o y S200 to $300 down: year to : __(e8) | fi) ea ec rices . A ct sam aad’ © oar riot | > Th Enema Bie \o . E ceilent encition $575; terme. -- - Doda =. - ] ts. Bouicks, Tin “ : - —- : tate employed: convenient te — & 2 | : : wy xceile ~- a. ER MOTOR CAR CO, . 1035 N. Grand Open evenings. DS, : vn ag wt oan: ai _ : wn one 4381J. -* “ge apn a Grand and St. Louis. f new; $35 a ae S44Y Yontata style, as coupes, roadsters and sedans; al! iste Bing || Hy Your chance ; you must act eye = you want to 0 __ | EICHELBERGER. 46: 5eo0—wenird or gontie- ;: . = new > down ‘ , c4) ° ; aia room (" . uty ” Look! New. ( leveland Sedan CHEVROL ET—1922 T- og? lst Brice. 3441 gt A M403. ed) i ee ase ow Schuler ; ra! eee TING ao beard: : : — 4480—Two urn: ore is oth sn «~ a closed car. he com- | miles: cost $1895. delivered: eaten today | | HEV ag EeT—Touring. forfeited on a loan: 6 F ORD TOL RIN ™ difference between anew ear eam one run 1000 miles? A TIRES—Brand-new, fabric ond cords, slight- Ne mente sen preferred; | A a” gicam heat; ofrivaie hom : . a hu h - ly scerched, $2 and up. 1400 D Chestnut.icS) i) Fablom has earned a reputation fo" $150: ; in America. Don’ mt wait ‘until make us an offer. Auto Auction Co., 1210 Starter and demowntables. $135 Dea zs. Sales- etie; continuous | Tire Clinic. 1514 Cess. “al till 8 p. mic) | room: double bed: South = poom: large kitchene = ~ 3 b 4 aR m YAHLEM MOTOR CO.. CHEVROLET—21-T: verfect shape: «ood | z ee | Bape’ ; 1035 _N S. Grand. rubber: must be sold today: easy terms | ™¢R On the floor ©? iui y ou can t call these used ars, because we give youa 90-day TIRES—Factory adjusted tires thopeande A r. fornished ' miles of service for few dollars. 3206 §.)}/SHENANDOAH. 4121—Baag _e BL. 57 ze Spar hed hotel zy ol. (62 N, Grand. Open evenings 0 00 °T_ st enines i Overland Agency. 1831 S. King’s meer 4 1923 FORD TOURING af j . : ic iti ; Grand. room, ifn residence for we Gat treo. Dor cn— Sedan. , ~" Limousines For Sale anvthin 41 Juniat *) | GHeEVROLET—Tourine. 1919 model juet | _ Looks and operates like new: a rea! bar- guarantee in writing. “ | . SHENANDOAH. 3925A Pue@rrences, DECCAAST? = ing room: pote . 1438-— lores rear: ‘moters | NINGHAM—Limousine: 4-cy) inder, &- J5 2506 S " Jefferson. * (58 overhauled; in fine condition, $120. Bey - pence: cash ae tim Hil A tiena!l Gr °289R. . -~ ee ip prs iwlleme TON. people | employed. even! , | Tal nen meme —s i a ge ee es. —- —————— a te ee ee ” | ~ =. - : a am SSS Locust OPEN EVENINGS. Ts teesc & sare barmein ox Been | Jet think of $t! A wonderful car; ii} 1923 Olds Sport seeeceee 985 335 a Sons Furnisne rodm, private | 2 ; ‘ » | r tires Ar ait = _ 3a01A—One One front and ene te) | DELMAR BL. — Wh “ - ) housekeeping ’ sonia 0) com rT cee, 1004 ——Nus furnished Ay tubes, $1 up: eonrahlie > rent: conyr wo? . heated t ent. as SE fam! sy. orders filled. City Hall Tire Con 1400 | 272" 4231. oO! Otive 4438 se) Pn LEA P PL., 4 nd : “Se —2 nice Bousekseping LINDELL. 4260— ¥ % ~* "he hot water: cali 36) : ' ans sseaiieeneenemeene oe brakes; every extra: reasonable. 36754 |the repair bills: you practically get the Ridge. Call after 6:30 p. m. (Cw? 1] | 1923 : Jou couple or two top. maroon finish. seat covers,| McRee fee. because @e need room. = — = : | : wl v u : = n 1s cons iges; na ppy roadster. See today. Wind ¢ FORD—Sedan: in first-class cond{tion: has proces FRANKLIN TOURING 1923 . eg Scr eee ater - i M U s | A L oot, SEE: - a a o> teen bath. electric, gas. atE7-38 oe ae (oz) $200 worth of accessories: sale price $395. M: A ft : een good ru oe _ ee: cood tir 1923 eoese i McPHERSON. 451 an _ paons elegantiy furnished; very rea- 7 | 2 ~ two weeks free to permanest pee. LET —Roadst —————- = $003 igemne. Tevis 4 ©. Ford dealers. tent x . win | SoD. origina! ee! fey *, cont ; — er; forfeited on a n; : Acurt. Oven evenings. ic) | 4 : “e ly 1" , us an offer. Autp Auction Co, 1210 | FORIDN—Se. ; Seeneees : $95 wt 100 other wonderful values. 1918 to 1922 models. These bar- FORD—Sedan; special paint: many extras, | irant . ea | HUDSON—Touring. é down; | i 7 ‘ splendid shape: rece oF 3325 Washington. or 3 eee SB re 1850 £ 2h erson,. re: SS bill gains will go ina hurry come today, let us demonstrate. | i Solid agate, 36¢ : | ZZ Chevrolet Roadster Willve-Knight and Overland Dealers. Open | HUDSON—Sport tourings: models il: . . Q ith h T s—O } ' ce 30 5 Su gentlemen: also gs : er 3. lewant varie D for $300. __ Sunday and a mak ngs . : to $5 : a gO ge ae mag Ry int an Remember a 0- day guarantee W it eac car. erm ne ; pi. 0 . : MINERVA. ° e . $3584 — Patnt and and uphoistering perfect; a wonderful buy; bs down payment .. 2829 Locust at. ic4) heds a. ” ‘' meen -ntppaitnaennaastnaestnsssneaccnnainesncnllia — a et : dail ;_2 me HIGHWAY. 1246 N.—Neatly fur- : ) , an. , sleeping room: alt conveniences. — _ line ith many : yr oth ~y : ue , eee: |; $240 and up, terms. see Mr. Bi} ‘Hudson Super Touring, $270 || il % 2. Se. oe | > PAGE, (lS BL.. hina * re sere f ee : . Chamhbers & Long. Inc.. Author- 3 A. SQU ARE DEAL TO ALL See it today: easily worth more money: “daily 3 c. Sun. no other nees. Idndell 1245W. ized Ford Dealers, 1123 Pine. jun-/) 1035 N. pen Evenings in good condition: Overland a5-4: new 9,cord hy PARKLAND. 2 (near Bi... 4254 34 i apartmnt. fur- | days - (tires. dependable mechan itv: $125: Sa ih —Beautifur 2 mi i roomea courie or cgentiemen. break - 1921 FORD SEDAN—1921 6. $110: Fords. $100 ‘WIL LIAMS. ; 27- 1 re) rT Musical In ction home cooked mesia : pss . Cal} before 89:30 a m™.. Ht stru or 2 empiov 7-30 6. mm : y ¥ = | 29 Olite st_.- open Sunday and even! th. “te late model; priced low Aliso 1920; overhauled; excellent condi- | CL.EVELAND—19?21 5-Pass. Tr. a Om aS | ‘ SYNCOPATION taught: 20 easy lessons: PRAYMOND, SOC ; at SON. 4425 A—Neatiy turn ished | 5: we'll demonstrate. | t!o" throughout; ep Dossibie accessory fir - iti ’ SON SPO i] ? : te3) |@ Ford; easy term nights and Sunday mechanical condition; new ; OH, LOOK ' HUDs QO? PC RT} H) Quality, sia Cars ao = Mid ‘Gey : bee i> anvatiamnam private f family. (67) | ee ee —- —— — —_ awk Liiye-Overland Dealers, 908 Chestnut ’ rms, , _ ° 20: « real oa RUM) 5. ERSAL, 3418 LOCUST ST. (c53) res. fop. paint and = | Some baby. this 4-passenger tourinc: a Hi _Bidg. . : ¢ ‘ . " ——— = re mechan . emai with motometer. wind- | On the gas and she wil! pass ‘em ail on the/! 2 ° u . Ly t i Over 3000 Satisfied Customers Hi}] qtgtrement leaned. Putnam, 1223 6. Loom”) without beard: aaa ee wd » We r . ‘ "Ot 3 P ; | Has had best of care; inte model: new shieia =e car. MORE AUTO. | road: it's worth 31050. bur Fahiem says! brilliant . paint: looks and runs like new $1090. MOBILE co MARMON DISTRIB- |; Quick sales. small profits; $790 takes its | } ° —— i, Tord tire equip. |° trade. WEBER MOTOR CAR CO 2805 re A a hi HH ROOM AND BOARE Pea: southern-@xDosed rooms; | 3 modern | 1 finish, itke new; cord tire equip- LTORS. 280 Locust st. Open | ee ens sin T oa ® | at i Grand ani St. Louis. Sundays and evenings. (c62) YAHL EM. 1035 N. Grand. Open evenings. | 1035 N: Grand Open Until 9 I ° M., it Musrcai Employment residence section. We § Blences for Maat eal, otee fe > | mechan! on: you . - terms. ber |) OLDSMOBILE—5-na ssenger s- ; “Loonst.. - otor Cat : ine ' meee 62 HUDSON SPORT TOURING—LATE | |//! Ht LADY VIOLINIST—-Experienced ; will teach | two gsentiemen. LA aon 47 18—Room. ‘gentieman only: | — xx wen > especially 1} ROOMS AND ae ; y home; University car line. Fo eveninas Open evenings. ic) dan: barenin. . 3416 Virgin =| : ~ - | OLDS MOBI LE—Sea: ~evli T || MODEL. WHAT COULD BE FINER | |/ am Pa ra x ) Dodge Roadster, $80 Down ft condition : tires eicrlinders_ $3; bes SEE HIS COLE | THAN TO RIDE IN _A_ HUDSON i Grand 4935R a a. ~ oh oon ‘ ~6000—La. ‘cheerful roon ‘— . : s ‘ > 2 : ' . ia, : ; 7 u room, - one year; only $200; biggest bar | ae | A dream, oh. so beautiful: sport touring: ||| STREAMLINER BATTLESHIP GRaY. /| Touring Cars For Sale Trucks For Sale a Forest 7914W —s | Bemily; convenient to Weohingten | ; OV ERLA N D— Mode! 20. sed an: Just over- $500 + . } 1 oO - “bh p} > LASS SIEST Jé B IN T* IWN ¥ > - SIDE BUICK SU70 00. 4 | atten Richard Hertel Auto Xia cost $2800. it's age ei came caren eee . ae sAR DEPT. PAG tires, porta 1920 model: five ates or Se i i-e, etn to mites from; Tuning and Repairing een ; = to B4-flor 7 = . Gra 60 on. Mo. (e2 FP i ape a4 71) 38 .GTON oO! perfect mechanical cond ities ; 4e-ton and 1-ton. with or without body. | ~~ beds: business or 4 &—Desiradle or front room; Scnday pnd ovenings . en eet wet watil temerrow, : OPEN EVENINGS. ~~. S i= ex. | Tevis Motor Co.. Ford Dealers. 3003 Lo- _ PHONOGRAPHS— Of all makes . ex- | or emploved : | okern home : oadster,$3 J. ~ "LEDERER. & CO... 3325 Washington. 1035 N “ye ew gy na Coan qeaningm:. | : Bi 'e2) FORD—Ton truck; perfect condition ; R008 | —_ — _ a N ed | 1 City Limits cars; references, i? Ss cab and new stske body. only $250. Used | "IANO thea Se ee é or xf TANT) 4324—Second: floor roe, at. Park. ran s-Knight and Overland Dealers Open Sun v and evenings i -| Two Cole Eights HU DSON—1921 7-Pass. Touring y | Packard Twin Six | Fords or bodies taken in trade; joo '2 | “anteed. Fel omen. 27 eas | DE: ~ : men beth: twin beds: soutuern @n- | payments Deets Auto Body Co. 10 =) i VERNON. ; @t the eee | H rin hin ‘e | | eautifu ckard 12: best berzain in 12t te cit and ery con : 206 A— Neatly rnished Studebaker Special Sedan Here are two real cars: mechanically per- “y ~? : - tte: ee Powe Lt apt ity a at a ee — a ¢ ‘kK co , . : - - " Sib. terms. Menderha!! Ford 3? *AOT. >) Sr ABHINGTON B ~ - ome T be RRACE 4 4: »43— o> # WHEE GRAND AND 8ST. LOUIS Pe rheeis. si : cord tires >. Onen Sundavs and evenings. 3101 Olive st. | ers, 2315 Locust st. Open evenings. | young people: ge : rt’ : modern; gentlemen only. oe «4, | *KUHS-BUICK CO. : a, ) ws 8 ' — AL nd evenin ’ ud ba in AIGE LARCHMONT—A real spor — =) ments 8a WASHINGTON Bl. | 7 4) _) Studebaker Sedan — Qnen Sundays and ev Fs. _3101 Olive st — su , as ‘tires and accessories: | like | FORD oa truck: a real buy; with two Snatruenen nor ~ meals, all home Ueno 24A—Furnished front reem; also +} «>? “" sf = : ——— . —— ee ) wag ing: new COLUMBIA §—Touring: good paint; good er, “s ut, r view mir- ne s G @ Grand 8120 rd tires on rear wheel ly © ae ee = le Al; red lush oT ae — . light 6: very late model; like new; wes| tires: $100 down. AdvaM®e Motors Co, : pew ,_.2825_8. Stem and S220 tes aco be te heels: ‘oni a case. 2840 Oh ° . So _pereanrr ie — B, steam heat and hot water. owne by very reliable and very particn ar 2928 Locust et tc) Mire in vi - On Peer! ess ?*Dass / . Authori ted Ford Dealers, 1123 tine eeT ponies Ae " ; (24 aot east)—Private fam- on it, ona -o best of care: not a s2>-atch DODGE—Late model touring: $100 down. an i ffor ts seeing tni “ 9 ° Open Sundays (c3) Pla d re) f : le gen . —_ m: single beds; $4.50 each: s just as good as new’ vrand- Advance Motors Co. 29°29 Locust st _{c4) ts vour chance to,get a larger car shay delivery trucks: we have — = ee a WATERMAN. 52598A— = 7 $7) rucKs that are in Al shape that ll de- | PIANO—Huntingtoa \ excellent condition : ‘ee - - ~ eee Furnished light heuwse- pe will ‘ (4) ladies emploved: Univeral Teor | Mosis. te A i cord tires all gg two —s DODGE_T ; ; Penton 991M. 2) ; “ec. This Peériess ts in excel-'| t - 27 owe 1 OUTIN T eri ui naition » . . py - i ste A ag tes Ye , len ining condition. and at the price. ; iver the goods. for eo or ouomeen com- | $100. 2001 Cherokee. bargain: only $775 easy real bargain. 3438 S. Grang. Grand S120. i = e . deters. $55 up: terms: trade. rade = - Hl pPp—T Lu r ery ’ x - -—* o- > - Aut 4 & . Vandeventer, Open evenings. (c4) ie) | OLIVE ‘MOTOR CO., 28910 Washington DOUDGE—Touring. late model, 1 condi-| down: trade anything “3441 ‘Jun! ne ae on this. IcCK CO Pine. Ine. s a ised ‘Ford Dealers, a bargain. Cabany 3336. 1401 Rowan. : . nS . to3) (na) ¥ ate. — es 3) (c65) — a BL. 4720-—Two lars, Oren evenings " ad . , ro starter, demognis tion; trade of terms. 16560 fferson, Onen Sundare and evenines 3101 O1 ive! —— = o down. ooo Wk VELIE SIX SEDAN |"_rear, -... = 192] Hupmobile — GLOBE—Truck: ey good condition PIANOS—+4 high-grade used upright. taken ai sized reem a an . ping; all conveniences; adults ; | DODGE— Tourn aon: te rT oor at a: ; 7 Pp ] | Reichard-Hertel to Repair, Affton, Mo. in trade : | _ 4) ers, 1921, reconditioned and|,, Red Seal Continental! motes: Miller core ar ng Ra oo et your money’ ‘¢° ° "aeet erate diiestieeed Premiet - aSS. rg. | (e3) | pianos in a pasts, ts pianos for 5 te famit ie _5 733—2 light a en ; Mendenhall, Ford. | ‘'res: newly Verne. ‘eB oan v for $375. ‘andevente Open evenings. (c4) | WEBER — 92 CAR CO. This car is like new: has original paint WHITE—Truck. 2-ton: newly painted: good upiis; terms Sra we. pee —— mM second floor front: ali gy roadst “Sie up: cule " ei ME ME Do DGE—192 touring: $500: this car - GRAND AND ST. LOUIS an only 9500 miles: our price is ragat een — sell: bargain. $250. zeal | | "tor, ia = Sa 45624 oS ; ere, trv perfect con ditto mh; cash r terms. / ~ 7 —_— oo - , ———— . "ol | | $7 750 model. igh afar — Soy — lences, tn 3) cm , ine 20 01 —Touring. 1920, Al condition, $385 Beautiful litt’e car: js in exceleint con- | ee “a5 A Sale shop wom guaranteed . WEST PINE BL. $50 es K—Light 6 1 touring. 1919. 5100 _wortt es , elieen SS 4 OF wenen Sis5 cition: newly painted: 5 «= . wire heels a zood STAR—New 1824 teuring; euartr tee > ves utomobliies For fact has never beer eff our f - bea gnd kitchenette: : ; BUICK 4—New 1924 =o wf he | Russe! (c) | BUS, Af $850. PARK si BILE COo..-|__off list: other bargains. "1817 Russell. Miscellaneous ful oak included , WEST PINE BL — e touriag whee! : i == mont 840 (c62) STEARNS. -HT — Touring: like new; —-BES , is, > te m: excellent board: | £4 ‘ one 817 hie , | Dor \GE—Touring, $125 down, balance eas) ——— — iC cee (85) | World's finest motor r. 1900 Wa in | Look! Stephens, $590 — Se = = that has been used but not misused: sells - mnisheé: all con BUICK—Touring: 1¥22 sport model, only — 1923—DODGE TOURING—1 _te53x) | PACKARD TWIN SIX Dew oes ae foi, Oks as good as new: we/ UOM AND BOARE ane : Fy bath. fur refined mentie- months old; just like new: attractiv od > re” ¢ y = 'WaRMON 34—Touri zer: | li say it's a bargain: very nitty sport | are selling this one for one of our custo- board if preferred;. ~ KR, Beg pan we pt enn Fri ge nal finish; like a 5 ¢ex- nog Rg ee a ty) Re a gaa = * © touring: a bearcat on the hills; yes, it's Looks 7, Oe —~ new: a genuine mers for balance due, $385- benc 1327W ae ._ Feregt 3012. site Ao + © jcelient cord tires; wire wheels: looks [ike einia | worth every cent of $900: see th is at once: _ buy for Sood, cash or Tra. 29 roils of music incigded. Cc - : - re : and Newstead: aree. fur- 82) fa . for quick sale bile 4 Suc! - Pinan 800 as late models: good cars SS Buciia “Pores: “26 new and equally as good as new mechan- terme VELIE. 2938 Olive st. (c2)/ terms. Wurlitzer, 1006 Olive. : BL I — 7) =a c e : i} + Sul ' or tice $875" a ¢ ome oS | 8 ONPUERSAL. 3418 LOCUST ST. (38) MAR} YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grand. Open evenings. | RE A L BA RG A INS | PLAYER-PIANO—Kimbell: | golde ; q . Eigin 8 sport touring. ‘1921. = re — i AR} ‘ON—7 -Pass. Touring STTDEBAKER—Light 6. 1922: cheap. good tone and scale; —_ 1922. with Aassier. _ Russe! cy LOOK! SIX DODGES CHEAI . thro: ton 3039. Franklin _ Overland tour ne 1920 Ene wwas taken m bsorbers one many other extras. Bit K—Touring. very jate 1221: brand- 1918 to 1922 touritngs, for $300 up: real age or tia Ss. You will hav | STL DEBAKER—Touring: late model: spe- Ford truck, 1922 he ert e +; terms. See Mr. Leiber. Cham. new Firestone tires; best of mechanica! | bargains serma Or trade; we are going to ‘emnare § ae a you | Clal six: like new; cial top. 5 tires, | Many ther bars tourt Long. - Authorized Ford Deal-j| Comdition and e!l extras: terms. Huber Mo- | sacrifice them sold today. roi. «o.oo exceptional bargain: / terms. 1900 : "Shani Gamer tee a - PP Our close-out price. $285 Open Sundays. tos) | tor Car Co. 2601 Locust. Open evenings. | YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grand. Open evenings. ain at $s00 @MORE a AU TOMO ee (CS3x) |) we are offering: terms: ray Ford values easy. “Wurlitzer. 1006 O1! A tt st. late «cpadsters. ~ all serviceable cars. 2506'S 3 Pee i 819i | — aa ts o —— 5 i BU ic —_ c : UC _ _ ROADSTERS— 1922'S |" aA eant ems ee ERE IS YAHLEM Sap a a eo EEPRODUCING “PIANQ—Pracicgiy_ pew oeesas. Ww $195, |2 QU LLEDERER & CO. 3325 Washington evenings P** S83 go, | painted. excellent cord tires jocks new and; hate Motor’ Co., Ime.) ener ptt efor 3895; trade im your 7 : F nea Wists a! 6 | Sanday ond srenng ane Denlere. Ope DODGE TOURING, $50 DOWN S) | Tilt serve ao mow: enay terms Opes’ alana “ °9! Suit "purchaser Deacon: 1006 Oiive.| up ean sSeavenient ‘to Un! = tractive hovse- ‘sory that it takes. _Onee Sun le me sire een 3101 Olive | to out-of-town dence. used, ter A | me hw, popuaar little touring car ts in ex- | | FORD—Chassis: some with —T Olive ; i behitte S “Sse Rtentn : vnines. SOUtHwWest Nash Co, | ON B down payment : ‘| Ela AR— Tour felted en a ik a T IC De 3 22 Bormont npg 7 (82) | ington ae month Wurlitzer. 1006 Otltve. ALLEN. 27004—Front 7 . lL. 4955—Tw, large » cout still get a new 264 ean off to Avet _ 210 Olive ser ar ‘pt., os 5-28 Lee ,. i> STI D LEAK j “— cone ys FORD— eee light and one-ton jobs: $50 - 2 gentiemes Siso single room. tWin bede: 6 - 4) A - EssEx—-To ar = ~ S. Jefferson. oS n Sunda . Upright Pianos for $1.00 AL. o—Light - /-*. ee. rantee evenings. “fea, | ,cneeiis ay Darras. Catany | tgten,,1920's: resewed: $05 down 1 475—Now 95 ve 7 ani ore! «month and wa ee —_ Bath. in or >. - Rix 10 tate tourt eo . a NA uric nas ' aul enc “ive ric IR = 2 ’ ITZ Fe Wy $50 CASH terms. 2506 %. Jefferson i NEW N AS che and too Bea te es eee ee ie ls oc | WURLITZER, 1008 Olive st. Se883 necetne. _Sitnew Tae G70 fo- gentiomap te peivate hwest Nash Co. Buick — "AL oa EASY TERWs | FORD—19"1 sent ie S) te =T5 aaa A HF FOUR. “ Wil. eh e ence ; Oy pe nday and evenings. | CARONDELET Mc STOR co... sé? _ Grand. BOTANICAL, — 7 u ~ rest 238 ven Og meg We ‘need rae Pesmenaer: | _ Bride» ; Lenk= like the day it left the showroom TOR CAR CO.. 2921 Leeust. | (of) Talking Machines For Sale N CO ee 3 — PT 14 aap home _ rome v2 annette ars ragnréiese et FORD ar Te r: Se hex ition. | “Or, Practically new touring: used careful. WESTCOTT—Tonringe car. late fnodel : . CONSO Brunewick: hut say mel A 3860— Room. second floor cost me dee . real Dargai oan sllac ¥. owner needed lareer car: that's why we emir 3418 Virvinia _ ib eth ? Auto Bodies For Sale select ions. $117 25: ~— mee. a —— wading en KO NT ; - es 4 Dry -. . : bave tt: list price ©€1005- #° , ‘. -—— aE jj erm. | — o MOTOR CO. 2651 [fayette fc); ; - ; “> UD. tert trade guarantee: it ite tee. - B aligh nA used cal WILL ¥: . KN! GHT— Touring: 1920: a: - | BODIES—Ower 1000 coupe Deluxe me al svecta — features: 4 ~ > . . re . , 2 \ , c _be saa Nal iia id — ’ zr? _. oa — EADS. 3121—Room for ii 5 ach. es, a am, lent — ——- : lea er in the est; any reasonable terme nal 2. Cal! Benton 1259W_ bedies for Fords on : ghot out tree se . TT ~~ ane . . any reasonable : . ; ——- ——__—___— TANO C CO. a Thi ive st EIGHTEENTH. 2913 8. ,OU Cs in *_. Must s YTAHI E M 1033 N Grane Open eveni-, Ww ILL LYS -KNIGHT roOUR RI NG Louts. Oar —s ( 7 em 4 een Re paTRR—REPAIN TE!) Brand New Buick Ee SB lL Werren _ (e6? = eG sou ee dine — ha Very tate 1920: ovr ora sled : om piet =! y : : me it bigger and better tench PHONOGRAPHS—Barraine in all xi kinds ——_. — . R ont tess 37... Teo rT ic rseeeer 4 FOR! ‘ring: 19% gain repainted beautiful blue: @%: le . r r. : Locust bl. ceed ohonogt otf Manuva Room. & ; enettie; Parmous Wane 4 touring. can th’ Sought at | 2 * Lene 1150: term bare NASH 5. PASSEN- looks iike new and will P ea cian ee (c8) hines are t ; : , — if ~— ER. AtA. TH AT IT bar ; rr ’ 19th Pha ‘serve e7 ually as well Cc r a gain: also new Dort ticht 6 sport teur- as new: at a greatiy- reduced prizs. open. | COUPE eae wd Ng xg Oy soeine a — : , rane 2623m. . RPL 407 1 —Resutifal front JTA ; VAKE A NEAT IOB r ing liar price Si: ‘AS. fac rity ed $. “W “ ee ‘ S3x) f. b fie far . ’ ~_ ee —— . = ind . - - ts reas | 1 “ ‘anes ONE AT S495. TERMS , now Oakland 4 Sport ist price $1294 sac. ae Our! wis Mode im tin a GER J O 8 RING ms UNIV UNIVERS. AL, _ 3418 Loc UST ST laSh) | 4. -passenger body for any model Ford: Mar Y-STER; acUSIC ang DARTMENT. FOLSOM. Nicely — one | eX posure; elezant - RICKENPACKER USED CAR DEPT. if “Te ~~ ag ao 3 Dedecs - ¢ ‘TINS Gr trade i>. aul ] 468 Ww + ~~ id 4 d . -_—-— ery enlemseems ever in St. Louis: f£ 12th @ Olive sts. nie _— -> a. a was ’ 3417-18 WASHINGTON. | SAn —— m - ‘erand Oper evenings — = -—-—- —————— ’ £ - rs a m , 7 a os a, .-—tarse teeth OPEN "EVENINGS. Mh ening: a “as a © so Oo ay. ” Seok’ Willys-Knight, $390 | me ‘ bem: hat wasen, ined Yes. they are great cars: no carbon to/ 1 : . . S26a, - a” 2) a! 1922 BUICK 6g. amnearage’ anaemia = S This car ‘is’ rebuilt wre aives fo atind: they never west out:| FORD | BODIES —Touring. roadster, $20 up: | 2200. cetrate bac mom.” ceetnaees ate Bp: Siiney * | . : Serigpe Boot . PURD—L9l > ur tr a i al : green wire whe ; - th Rosdster . paeeena@er | a these ve | fod ft bom ne . ; nt 375 > all over and ~ spert - . price makes you ; ame ri erate. _ 7316 N Broadway. ———w oF verhau: et and in is Larus pes P sounds funn ut you Enow Yahblem ts the _ RUCK BODIES—For l-ton and bike fee care We have!) FOS D haem a a — KER’ rye te Chat qvunds " Pet ees es. ae Cure. sop ae wa need renee | FORD. Touring. "21: starcer, —, forms as good as a Thies T KCHS-PrICk Co } Washington (S32) {1055 _N_ Grand. Open eventags.} FORD BODIES—Touring. and a rine. 310% Otive ot. | — - nent nenpcentinnes | ‘Fuck: will trade 4243 W. Natural Bride ‘PORDTouring, 1922. must et car ve. HCW ONC. Five good Trucks For Sale a a . T tween 2 and 5 »o ’ mmcan c — | ae — 1923 BUICK F OUR | Preemie Con fne SS tires and the latest 9000=—1925 tose expe tay tine | comdits 8: smal down payment Advance | RC Pracvicel eviinéer Ratek + fs ~ ; guring: | FORD—Teuing « , A AT im perfect cond ; the former owner want . “ ‘iret S17 ¢ “ d Motors Co 9 Locust st ‘cd | es 25 auomwe Reve thig car ats Rany time 414- ~~" eden” nace oO as iC. | FoRD—Treak. new band ake se bargain sort Br | burt oe r evervi hing 1: — - : . make espa Se Priced right so that rxo—woe ten ook Se FORD BODIES | Owen Su nwta w even 7 ; — ‘oF ‘ ; ” tant Hand-made oak brn! att Ny Sah om et. __saed erms 1512 Locu: _ © lel Ford es and “abs for « ADILL AC You wil find here any ses : FORD—T. or ez star D @ns geort $85 mounta? ~ — sellent came . it will sell. ro 1923 truck; ciosed panel bent y style body: mew or used. your businzes re- ord t! Le wat trate aarrh ine a4) Sumiatea « “ ae a i | 3 ‘ * eater. yg Fe ee am i 8 re = _* m , South est Nash | Oftes ae SY =Davmente. ——— . —_ os TF the Fight Vheap: trade, terms. 1506 8 Jecreraee, S | —— mm tre scene La dy: will set! vy Co. fo: TROCKS—1§ 3 aay DEEDs ALTO BRODY CO. 106 S. 12th ———— 73 | _favetie 4, Used Car Dept.. 3026-28 I t.1 ae: week. done 2315 | —Oppesite City Hall Let i — Por a RING 1971 ye , a OU | Olive st (eS) | TRUCK PuDY—Fine. neo same: eS " GeO __ | OAKLANDX—Witiys, Oidemoblie. Maswe , | PORD—Ton treck. | chassis — es) | first $20 takes it. 3147 ee Cadillac ‘Tour... $675 Open Righis condition $190 easy terms. | ~j > $50 ao yen, repainted, trade. on from; all vont ‘ wareniine ¥ $75 ay S150. | open nights. wi. A Cadifiae merme aa which has been ever. | — NIVERSAL. 3419 LOCUST ST. icSay | —— = “aes ee ae ne 1900 Washington __ fe 3x} | WINTON BOD Y—T-passenger touring. in Al whet. anew top. new cord fire FoR a. ~— | OaAKLAND— ourtnar tke new. late etyle, | FORD—Trwucks: light deltr ait | Condition. with firet— ~y | : | | | rr
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Tl) - le* ou ax W y ble: rn P me ~ oO nt. __INo A R om u _— h Lo Bi. _—s 1 _bor a ha ee : Ye f ES 9 ish L nt: roo r : de - So 186 s. um BLAN ; naan? ea 5743 2 bed; fh fo . near AND” ,*-2 canes wd —7 refers) sat uit “PIN 4 my ett coms a rn: @ 594; uth — — }L ns ee ene Reo | ll patel mere Faint * ores ane ype ie iat et ame, baths | NN FR Now 0 oria Bigg a FAR is r : oo ~~ H pr £ a. s, sehopi. pat Sx 10 > a | -re a . al rn ss New _ FARMS FOR 3: R — , and Ww na re ar. | eft 3 oo nt edu HH : $65. L toms ¢ Fe : kee 1 oo. ” ay ae . : . | et ire. 3 vt ’ tch ide pri ' ' kar ictosey, #0 ) est FF: - § HOR lta T. w 65 oom ae le at ‘ T- —Fron ~ Psi —tatee wh - , . - ' LER) festa aR mm pre. a> LAT : ~ 4 . at. Jani stg on! pet e e bun agrte i on Bt: tr 8 y a PL. © i" ae ane se for m :* nec? | J ‘ RTS R ae hue} ren: Seep GRE S ' eras sible LIN] od fl Pl. i—-8- st galow. S — 1330 Bivig Au! VY 4 pn omnes rs sinew septs . ; vd ih it —F is Es ste ah ‘cE = rr bh > 16 ye NDE loore en. roon part ne-h acr hig 10 a. E cL-I.. 5s—n.- all less lef | ivy ye empl * Mera th ‘en ORT a be | “water 40 2 R = art- PERN. 1 ors; $8! ee Olin hot une a cu aif mile A Y - ie Roo lon loomves a al mec ar 8-7 s > De cellent _4000—6 _N E 365. _ ee 85; EN #! tA H MY soon ms {Cc ) SU ville, Al c ing le Sh land Lo N ‘Ss ee ter; BR4 ~ ae ee —One of 8 ; ' CAM/I Pride : ane — 3 Fa oe its upper. co aa hse — 750 ng >. = {MED Gre: ies 880. ‘ea RI IBURBA A 7 bs, c are hw lo- Ws IV ot pDioy a nt room ; fron! :, = Ne ’ | ir : eT a> arm ‘ = all oc ay ' LE she Fos nroo! 5 2 nly: 8 la me furr w IA TAR (o4 UN Rep e' the: owne 7 — po-# EEO A 73 e el le . : e IT oe tao | E. 1. r caeediees F 504 enon TE E R M G AN — f Fe BU? ong Way a —— - Tee se ead a mae: | seat i eae URN ayy Fs 202 ee sre ay Pe x a,--*, PO aie ‘retinene meals: 5 - give pre a hail! B P-130, 7 ire 182 aie > he a | Saree = 2A—4 eect ., bath, 7 | FURN ISHE wail SESS ENT neon ROP’ 6 For vite Low — a re OTTAG! LI 2 eld 462 ed a o.. x wef fur - { a HE - --——- {). an ‘ as" rT ni room Pr ect rr, seal ~T; oe wo cle ) l Stine IS] 5 40 gara ee and Try arte r UN — —— ut c tw ee ieeeioe’ heat, _ ate nis A. NTO? ~—— Po ily tle Sino Pp rik 0 om ert — bl 4 nt nts iED _ — = mi: (c4 BUN 42 — nt 7 Fe , oO’ A wT ™ —. = , o n t, SBA a bark ae R D co adi m ge &) l 3 o (2 yd L n “ RSC gen Sou tle Lov | PARK hot _ amily. Pens IN 4 of '-Dis nea Gur yh | re . 4 furr as “ee he ocks | . Loring ( co ous —— th: » in- La SV b 5 _—— 9625." OR — saan . “ae Te m , t] the man nee w 0 t? F bi Oo r " ar i Fe Tr lac nh a : 4 $s th H = all TTAC E - pr le lA ir r e 2 s, s e oO] 4 ‘eee ™m e E en Cs a em ted BL ater usek fo? _in k 1 OTE Ty ates cl te EI fo WOA “@ se ; ae t fo >| 100." =D Ae AGE s alta ice gar: a yw Ga! ma bri. AL _madi - ine a So hw oderr % . a a ere apaae Bi 40% est ae rapa pees me | Sei | ost tor ws mek =| sus zie Orne ot Sam arse ate x =e od meter — ay -- ~ ; ; eam “reasons Fer oman ev n~ oan mg iio? Pi ome sb | nisas ries rr rooms ,Foome, a mad eee Belen t on park conére nlverae ~ Be 8: $000 & atc Side. ' Bi | £4 oe tem ais daily: 24 bie. x woo—Fun Ed sonine. 28) EAL AL. “HOT ree lot ne—C 4 ae =o ” bath, fu th -| SU} BUR or care. ea s, $5 Tt Laat pring. weath _ 1 gale. _ va 04 . yeah rand. pene al 28 | sat i ha RV wal ” R Shee aoe -floor 3 eS —— . 5 _up “ f oT — frst sid enter eve iM oe Lot - Wa ' — sa eCuite |, fas, | on fa PRA’ BA spent 0; in bunga ees Eo rdw le. Cah wond oa BUNG balan a8 b ' isd “ q aa oom thern Seen _ —- Mie . 8 Ml KG tub. "EL rooms. 80 . eed ~P e. aioe ARe * halte: room ee lace 2 | RAN of P tiful —— ona alow 7, ~ ae ; (9) pei 4 NGAL a -- ion | Soruges i “Pine es" o> ~ front; at ome f a cs ‘ eh pene ——a a. co |" ye US." North ra" bath. Bb SUBU ; aes Se ROP. til rong Cabe ig, au oa . rose antabeets take | the mek BE ear Suita 4 or — bow : foo 0 tor 3 — ore on b I G ea tor a Kz ssi oO’ newly rs } ae Sad FE 1c8> co an oe Ay nod ts eS ye Ballet. gain { ha ee ents - . ir lo ra : r " we * y rea Al , Cat aths aC u f e : A & —? h Fallo y ha — ig RB $20. 3 Oo 6° TT Vv E n St ( er Vv ry. Ww ef “Mw nh: erm ray ae ts b] reo KL no =. y " two elega Pk gs > ee. re. } nites s: ust D gr CBR) : 1M? ad . d we lon a re ] ~s PTs) A en lar is la AG REALTY CU t we j inive rest ont est ; go is vood L (3) Ww P f ST ‘ KLAN oth mr and — | slegantly — Beat | day’ ‘wads = $i da: erme ( ix ER. F fi st Ae | Be "\ N P Pine. RE shed: —} ee : Charlack ay., aden er s fur ay tit m oe > por hy re oa | Af _E " ark _298 BB! m E ca I am ” ah tri i e 16 . d a e | a gu So 0 —? — n 41 owe - “ Neatly -—" cL, and a re AR : . - t. fe la st Te price n 8 b 1 mot haa (c62 4 w l 8 agp 4 4 e lor. nd SO s AND ar mee pom: eM » convention convenie fur- — ANI ~ ra ' ae district: °v ‘ _GARA STAB -Dispat : eat orm "ea eSio e GS rooms. B South eho 800 ee a car uth Ro maller | : if- ‘ . t ar ' amagmen ~ c . r i , Fa M i Pa ptlonal > P . 4ii Pn il ” 4) saxew NDE cL | rk; ‘le a _ - NI wa AT = er ~ are 2744—4 dern. eg _- GE—34 STABLES F pat: ebster 7 ° ) per fo i uid at ‘ea5 ct tub i exceptions Sid oe 4215 eenre rele | conv ad a tract rt, AN ; da: ted ; i. MET fs... 4300 7’ fi AN i P ‘e- Americ re ‘ my Pte NAT A; aan adu or net s root ies is > 34 nt OR — oy! ~~ 5: NC rae b ip edue coal large. b ion n; e 5 Vv te) : ; eni nd bs 0 . af : Li all rant ble; room 42) = ge sonal > urn! A L ~ de ki ll AL, 3 70. r - a ept. 24 oe M ra R e sw 643° ui, Yh stocks hm Cal ‘el! wood ma B ire ’ MI i¢en so r] _ Ww R nde co ; nice lleg s p4—-" 1 i2 © fr — ad) asi iar. NI AZ ve an nk — er he a4 a K- — ‘oom. 4 3 TO! or I E 2 tae 6 ~ REA f « a ar ric d Hi at u int % E t uU ots. Re OA il r e col 7 45M nt wm. e ind ve sed: > A rs D! er E he he > + ae r om veniini ~~ i , rON gan N (Sa K. Ma 15 A oa { lif, - ~ f! gh br ng s t= RC . th a RD 5° vonteoenn > iple ¢ : ram: | om {MM a . ity car: | EAI ater. Semone ty > heat fe) | ee NT ere T “$5 = . rsh 418 Nie an — 3) 64 C ide po ors, ick al (c9)} A f of T the ppe aed nt t eat c a or j smn’ — ary . a RO HOT} ce ' = =: > ' ~ r e PA > B Sik a y. s _ P aaa Ss oe” a) 1s om Y rm ree nei 40. TT a can? al o ow - . N E 00 8 ay B wi XN. N befe apar "I ee | P O r iF _ 3 farsa, : oe oe ge | ide 20 “Fi52 o | ER We leffere a a ate . a riven tile 'b f 5 | | NT a ) AN n tion. ing eau th 8 bef ent 9) Aj Lindell lent EA TE {c8) | Fr . 410 y irna f ae “ oll me iM 5 q ya s ] 7 uth % bh Lot ae TP tm a ffers rke O ul bor 4 6. en am. b we j F pres Rith IL - g ated : . ° c Ww m t ent 44° . fore eme nt —_ il fi N eR i LA’ —_ . are it? —. 4 s° ‘ a ~ 29 ‘ '52— Bric . 14w ond Ba N. “tg fan Bi rnis rs [, a - ~ its og! | FOR] 1 Of eo ab ° f J rcad a a / aor -) PLAT—! - wo . : c igo men. or sad pds. st —? men ~ i oo . (8) |G wat TTS 3081- = n. electric se SE PORE A Cal slid. OW ea ard & Bi: onth: ny $s re COT Beran t= ville. beth 'TS, t. Char! Agt sein? ; > m us! o and en (fir = , a _— .¢ iLike —_— u rn. ~ , ’ pt nent APL we — oa . + 376. y rill a ong a TAGE , 80) b $5 e rk r ub -xcel Ww F a . ven on dlo nes Be eet we — } emp 08. D id } ,* ER, sR E 4: tcn — mat! vate. RK > & —__ {62 | S ATT . - ow or A‘ x Bi 8 10 b eal sold ie me } aw ois AS LE Pr arge in] = n - i oO 18 i 1045 RB > b d Wm. B a) nac we ert ly ntra T k: 422 itt ee N E lem urn Ser he : ma: oa 7 ater, ¥ aes ec line a da dt Ke CLYT s New “ot ks - an | T — Ks 9——_Ga rear. roa ver! Hi ver 28A AL el — ior rage e. Cr st nut : 1S ew h 5 BU itis “re ~ : en; iah 60NR— ver aie ; ter “-. r Om . | ene . s0¢ v ine RAV: I Y) r tear 7W “* a Y fey: ; me —— . Wal UG — r. d, an ghi sit J E. E TY Relic A e! esc ic E REAL ot and s enemas Fg 54 Ca P ed ; Lar sity gen: Bod o tt 0 A dai! 36 40 da tAVOIS. 2 DE Mur o ia 48; , 31D B = er are Ss a | Bui 4-r qd apt y amo Cc Balink. cas ect ent vv I 5 ALTY Page b 6 In 199 ‘y : 32—— ban riv fron ; ree. a lem ern nee i gai tiy © an | Hi ad: 15 FISt hed as —— ps feed n pea ess —— . light C ne ots r ide roo M Pl. OTT 31 Fri ls ent 4° re McCRAD' ro xx 37. LOA mu ters. BUI 7 os a NGTO of mienc | ms; R— Der — rful Po. A imes. fi! 4 {ime un. S5¢ Ou! Un. rt mt a3 Ra RE IER $6 Cc tm aad 7 te ROOM— Cc ewe & P — x CAL _ - co — 0. L,, me ‘AG —. how ¥ 00 -room 8920 AD Sepa CLA 106 st be ILDi Gueiceneemapeene 7 peo N mpg t? -y . nodern ir - to rr (87) PA s nes ¢ =. j D t-of _fi los HREY 5. © rs e © oe Rr iS: hen ent- FI! Ke! soy pm ent U wee 5s iV ny arg we fra 80 n, ar Ww Eid v im s 4 ya til RA A Y CoO and IN . | A IN le RB s ne mer ho able 24 i n 37) RT dai pit so Pn pe Su? aoa s eee lectr: est n 2 gR ette. | LAM » i su Or ra Ro --- In "ER be he ] st me | on U; la 6322 x. ou IR + ys, & fppoin p sth BO 1) ee aay So ei _—~- io. . oor or tadie o4. ashir pri ; : My vy oes 'y Pe. 7 Sun. | LAP es: t anes 0 8, | ac estn Si = le f ice E larg be cts \ N : Me a pe RE cc TEG oe g ™ rs oer at! 9M OU 6179 * { it & . 9-5 Me Ay oA L h on m| ies ar ¢ fr | ARSE NT ou — a | sle Ee ae - On 06 te t ut ACE e o s s) F ig meats of ME . pri u. Si G S as ap — 4 r. a ic 17 : ow o3 ral . RON. 1 a lh BI ty ta. 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Site flat, fin e 378 HOU ERR like ee 0 ED , ~ R hea 41 2 m rnishe + oe n pom ES ar. heal LO¢ . nea st 0: me el INNES 4258—F a bath yo 7 = rivtiees t. ine ae _Feasonable. | me P Is ROOM rent Saleser ee a bath: Be ALOWS re? Fr lek 24 Cc et tani E SE—2 EC dy m Diapeion ee Sef est a03— Sema atts ae |S Nips i sont: SECTS. Fiat 1 bath sai | ane ee eraabiae se ope Ms. MOP simon ee eace mate a ae _ rah 8 0m Et Chgecm agg ein $500 SS yeaah | P ri Looe 0 ae ood La + . +g " a fm ce aa bis oe na dl ms A ‘nion | hheate may siene ana a> sit ee . Sm an ix) ving, a e mee » 918: Ny... le w e! OOF (cASy tr Al te road: fr OD 200 Be. | It? C ind a Sun anc electric, | _ derf ge. 6 29 PAI x Sale Wa se er 250: Ee nk ae _ Cottam: 5 Peart eats Cmca os et oud tie or partm aid ian: totes eestor | ORE eo ee | ace Cy ERS. hes fae eon ey a sit ot "PAGE AV. Sad bar’ ae iia ; , 45 ily ce apa pt. oe ed Pr ater als ChE SB. dated ] ation. a= | t EOL, ATR. 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Sam apt srg sa y — Cal! en — a Dn Or nab ina Es n yoy ME ar £ d eat yc . 1, 10 ms ba aheapeen To ae lead fiscr cares, i sleet ABANNI ch. a swhatel, —_— (e6R) | PRING. aml aa TEAR floors porch rye “salesroor —__) t ed: blocks Fd its lot ble Brentw eres ° mati DrOVv Ods | THIS I a PLAC Imar. 722 Chestn oe | ° " en an a ve = ii — = f ~ ‘j —— e: 4 - . : ~ h pe c: re TT , — i ~ a ‘ r ia ai ‘ t ‘ i oms FO oe a =o Mt room! ost — seancy © apartmen| j Fecal “3153 5 Fos WEmaoX. hone -*: GE—R N on: oe rss subject saat Nar - kwood want; ie € eae o0—Deimes_ gen aac o¥ ” a sinut POA RE a Bo f58A- romt: ll Tipo | gina aber BE POR phe ny . est Kt. ya ir: ° supplies of Tita) ie — ' OUSE E CO * eee he wr EB. ce to cor ma LE 1 rents oon ll %- flat arrang of $1 eo N ’. o- : ms (310 nutes ng: “tnd tead: ed ences. , ‘GSI es a itchenette 14 Forest room | NOTTI Call rd wor 8 nga ~~ (c4) BUSIN —e , OO1L ae aeeigs Tenth ast at. _ 805 panotern: | ‘PLAT aaa tt 5 ae Ce * RESID E + month breed 5 sin “e F = een ag ne 8 . . h, 7 3 . twi ; rent | a verett i “a : od local bt ° ) th i 1] | og v vat} d: a c en : > i a - .—. , * and W mn. | = vag te ~ STOC a or “bat sun (62) —. -NAMY TA. 712 s on For ~— 15287 “d VE tig | 4 location ~ ie res cat ergu jon. — | Ar—= bath. at 1803 rd: 10 ; NDLER Yr et tral LE building f practic Seis and ° H, kk a Sacre, _ vash- | at, janitor BL. 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( his -ST , = adul ; es JU , leer : re, ie ~ NCE— we rf off > Howe t n @ N.- te al ont meats eee ne ie (c3 BELT, 13 653 — Wes aire N fogor R ater h a ass ores hen | Agency. € " oe a ia ashe . a | ——4ils No Sal rangement Lart we! ~r t ee. “‘“ ie Oc d $9 45 - __ santo SH 50 x , Ma rick sp bang 984: Ar. irs 4 tAT de] ta | R Sica ite eget eee o EY LA est ange lad fu twin nab! Seay ing S87 ; a I rere tnu N age. _buvi ee nont oom 7-7 l ‘ ted fim my Fat Mage’ - ai! nton 6 Fr genet oa neh e Pe. 2 seas $11 0 fa tGA ma ty! ESI fatten ‘ike 1 1 aan TO LO KE ate tah 1 jes: rn — @ ai “Aa ' Cc » Inr « >T anito d :. | UNI ing 4° >. Sore &. - roo! (6. es if chee - ar Sun. ollt E ash. re roo esate a fal conr on he ei nt n T nt 67 rv or (c3 rm. IN tf = get 08a == v gat ty Sy &) 8, tag ~~ Oo. - 2 (cS ga le we M N or 4 22) | _Post-D at. 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Coeur | ase | “Qu Psy: m $2 a an , arren SSID NCE—$12 L. es Age ’ Be KRA u i 5 Tone EN Roo Kentle — _— hea on de ~ sepa any — es ua Ww ana ub pad — De! 2A 00 a at ze V s, rva ees; be no E easy it — a C . pri o m Poor, a a. ——e ) in = = re | od 5 MEN nbs 1c desir 1628 So 1 ay heart REA j Pre r Ps a ot. . ‘south | BL a urba ster G le tot s ir RAL ms a a " ITT ents, (c6 | Pe ed OLI av Pa ti tes, on to Pine. are, Db 22- pton 0 Sar #e : + a h Poil_phone. rs. P a \eenbe Tl pr: none | Dv ene porch a 4 oF room be mens #6 C—_—— mg b ~ dg — ne BIG eam TATE wk f Saag " ay | sen ape w—S 7 Ty, Go, We re ole FOR O = Races ise 51 ie _ | arage a eg TODAY A. tpn "33e whers: ™~ : 7 aor 7A—lat furnished Ai ro a te t h “t3) 7% soe hire sro Smemeiboem able. F —— — n. n bedroo | Dain —_ tod: CO —_w'T" machine. of ost | BUNG . --Fooms: fruit and a — poe p BI F 179 Eas Red % AS Euclid phe SPI me roe x ' ~ oe , . . . 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Oo i Hiehis bl v.. shs scr tub. | ec 4 T 5.. 7° NC t Be vi at wae os % or OARD— Color (D5) | al ER -§ ste Savoy" co ava . woe fh m or $35 3 matt sy —s23) FLAT at meee sy deerme, ane vonthiy els Sr ok reens, McCRA DY-O1 E BRIT 723 Ch $35 500 eee oe a4 K BA c Rectang, mae > wile 7 i" : 4 it is! fs ee ” ues a. is bur i}- | adr ; "1s ry" rool A 4 at Vr Rox rn i458 ut. ~ is c 2 st a; | 19 oF. str ent ‘ th ioe: \ : v . - ad - are hout 77) lo ’ aA eS ce w. ap t. - it? — i _ mse Laba ai 0 in d 486 . ts 7: R ar o ft } 6 RY ietl il | . nut It c vi 7-Too M R (c4 A AR v? : : wo : “ye wt re PA — , a” i PLAT 4 Bang or seg eg ai ady | a So yt awe roome: WwW ‘amy | B EA $10 ocks Big | ~— - a BEM EY PR sl A} __ (6B) eet arene; m A G wT ot 4- 4 w immediat betty lower Sitch r ide: ' 2 oon ing] tox eat a est - egg W 1 n, b at i Fores! AD 00 ' A eT "2 S72 os x aaiitoea” REDE 11 ; “4 : : ; ANTE - : a UR res - . $3. FLAT av te] Ry Box 3 1) _ ost . 1520R ~ - — Sod. any i-Dis a = tric a ell oT N al- st de OB 2 FI ee Fade we Ss i a. ao Gg ; ahr ; - : . . ~ r ‘ no od FY) ° Od — ‘ . . . . N a« ~ : t en c . re : : b ai . . | = Grand D RN] —_ as NISH OF R (c62) erences: m5 ia ns, » y-28 + pres an a a aouble P full mai , NGA cas. 4 ston Ad i 4 uy = Riba ema ly EK LD Pe ; Hi wii co... beg oe sold . : | 7 raod_ Bit meats aioe ee on GENT | aoe Pe mye Y bat 6 Ee Po: A hr was, electric Se cule | \Gaecents bat iad ‘Mes ES | snd my a MEY ER OL? rie) | rye illc ich’ price $11.50 ie - fe rr. F. . iv Pp —_——— enc j or T _Gra ‘S eae ide ms “a ctr - - nad r 4 (c) “aba aN rger. rooms. av nst n a m So 0 bath, x} de . " " ¥ ie? cy: i iran . § h , ric: P f C ‘ b b - J vs 7 aaihos n ston. , 5 a . rk aie : 8 shed 208. P : =. 7: a fan, A block bron Sth on — " 1493 LOT . Gp eee: ke | oo Wellston. ONES B apartments: m Build et | rage: SE, we = just esi cw ore * | Pom . “pis igh ‘ies MINI co tie loc Lee 1 as ih 5! 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Miction and oi ‘ : — Povalar Gia - Women’s Features | Nene” Wide 4 SPESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923. , Wi, f* ie” or p Y, 7 yy Z Jo ‘littl ZY ZB 4 LZ Vit Vt» Yn. A Y B. Witty ZZ CILLA hb bbbsssssssibsssssibssssssssisisssisshshsdsihisiisisiiiiiiiiniiiidiiiiuauuauuncc DTT Chih dddbddddddbddhdddddihididdddddeeeeccceeeeeene TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER i168, 1088. U, Ym. & “nyt Veo Lew ; ae saat PAGE 37 VOMIT HU UUTAULLU TUTTO RII TIPI TAIRA ULL Lh hp a tt1nzu18ane LMALILLLELLLLOLELLOLLLALLLLLIU LALLA LE TTT Ty OIE cccaLcldddddddadddddddddddddbids THE OCCUPA TION OF CORFU BY ARMED FORCES OF ITALY 4 QOOLLLLALLALLLLLLLALALLLL LALLA LLL LLL LALLLLLL LL (LLLLL. VELL OD. 77 tt bMblitliiitiaa TIT roe ~ re 7 LULL — soiiien “ : SIN Eb, Wt thlbliVlhtls thts Ibi be LLL ALAA AL AEA hd SLLLLLLLMEESLLE LILLE LLL a on : . OF, ~~ . a i N 4 : : _~ - . Sa : . c . * > —_— = : Wistttiiihhhhhhhhhthitihthhhtthtttth 4Ahtitthdhitin”™ GAA AAA 4 ND’S INN EXTRACT, ic DC vottis ...... 30C ND’S INN EXTRACT, ic ik polities 4M $i Colgate’s Double | Compacts c| i2 for $1.01 g or Vanishing Cream These Creams are of the very highest qual. itv: recommended for oily skins, chapped fare or hands, wrinkles and dry, flabby skin. For cleansing the skin of impurities: will not cause the growth of hair. hb ihihike St itittttttiithtt SSSA ASSAF ttt / sf SSAA SSS SS AL SS ere BPEL OTTERS SPIE er I/II AAA tA sthidhihihhittthtthtth . Pathe News Copyright atl ery 4 OLA d SSSA, SSIES SGATAAGS SASS Ff WHHL ddd ddddddddddddddddiie. ZZ OATS WZ. ZZ ddddidda dda WZ. Waa aaidiida , ZZ WZ Wail y, a ; : ; — oe —_ = ~~ oe + * : : x) . . bi im ce : Ce Tie ? 2 > % a ie ee, a 3 a he <: —_— ; » Sth tht tb ttt lt AA SSSA 4 Sale price, twe ‘rs for... N STATIONERY clopes and 24 sheets of highest «rade linem paper. An e6kcep- tional value. Reg. price, one box $1.00 Sale price, two for 7 ‘$1.01 Ac (coc exalt | SHAVING LOTION 2 for Gic { bar Levanto) Castile Soap | Full 4-lb. Bars for $1.01 ‘Gem Safety Razor & —-Stropping Outfit a $2.50 value Both, $1.01 i 15c Catlin LIGS SSS Fo =I jo i ee VIAL MASS / (ht AP NSAI AFF ASDA L MG) LAA SA het (hte Ay “# LASS JAAS IF 4 Pathe News Copyright WHWWII0-LLLddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddide ViissiiiiiiviiViiLL DLLLLhhhihhhiiiissltiisshhhssisshsisiisisisgqdssissssdisiddddddd 50c Klenzo WITT 7, TD IODIDE TOTTI TOEOETEEEEZZEZXZXZZ_E_LL_L_ LEELA bh th oath | all » Chancellor Hadley of Washington University and Mrs. Hadley Pathe News Copyright CZs le “ddddddddddddddidiies +Ulddddddddddidddlidddddddidia, “ld i (1) Italian troops occupying Corfu. (2) Inhabitants’ of Corfu watching entrance of the invaders, just landed from Italian battleship. (3) Italian troops mak- ing their entrance into the city of Corfu after their war craft had shelled the town. ' ‘ Peg sodien (4) A typical scene. An armory shelled by Italian cannon _ before Mussolini’s troops en- tered. Bs in etiam aie. te 2 $20 | J 951 Bottle, Mhddidddidddldddddlildllllddddddddddddddddddddddde Wa dddddddddddbdddddddddddddidid General March and His Bride To right: The former chief of staff of the United’ States Army, and Miss Cora ‘Virginia Mc- Entee, are shown leaving St: George’s Register office in London. The General is some 30 years older than bois bride. —Underwom: & Underwood. “ddddddiddddiddddddddddddddddddddddiistidddddddddiiilddddlliciiiiiiii, thddddddddddddddddddddbdddtssddddtddisdiididililidiiillae ~—— » ~<a —EE -_——_ - en eS 2 LE LA -- a | ee ee Photograph taken by a Post-Dispatch staff s iphotographer as the former vernor was about to assume his new duties. “Z OME LA dddddde WITT LL hhh hhh hhh hLhhddddddbdde tla Sir Thomas Lipton, yachtsman, tea merchant, manufacturer of international will, as he peared when arriving in New 1, week. He said it was a shame the America’s cup had to. st | 0d, what at? vie : ddd ddd ddididdatitditdddddddiisididdddddddidddiddsditdddditddddddddddidddsissdidldddddidddiddldddddddlldddddlldlddldlllldlliiiinillnn € WLLL: tltllliiddacuualdddiiiiddbidbldbsbsbddde
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tt el Ya er eS SSA et mag mat gt i OG LL LOL LO OL a_i ~>- terete Mothers Can Aid Their Boys in Liking Schoo: 4 = sae © Rs gues se errs. Zak wes 4 Ome FSrs average «Ss. 4 FO" 4 gcompt ached! ¢acp- se 6 geadiiy tall ts toe es" af ersos bie Today, sowever. = ac rag* rea i ae 86 Gor malarag of soTe an yours are by BO meeer They ‘pave firm idence of “bey know que Ve. eat gad de tot wast ~ * yriléren whe fad scnoe irkeomre (ft emeatee (he eon ly sew envirosaes” © en4 @hen we consider if and eres more ron m a ~ ' - Toe hie the Re orpion ‘here atn't ecared whtil ahe Maned forward toward “Dye know a place that'« called the he demanded abrupt net far from here, lron Tavern” ly The Scorpion sh Gers "Kvervbody rugged bie shou! knows wm’ Its a dump’ rendezvous of the black-handere in guy that Dago George he sald Ita the ourTit of and the named cauaticaily woret America a fel) runs if ow rune the gang. too guy But with it ana he . aOnSe what . that got to do 7 “The girl's Rkarvan tersely "Oh, there,” saiqd Rookle she is, eh°” There was a ; new aud sudden interest in the Scgr- pion's voice “She went there from with her grips.” cigar grew train Bookie Skarvan's in his mouth “Well, me, I'm for the same joint, only | don't want to take any chances of epilling the beans.”’ “You mean you're afraid she'll pipe you off?” “No,” said Bookie Skarvan. “‘No, 1 ates fraid of that. . She never got ee = \ the reative 100. where 522i £3 Taaie @ gz .*3% 2& G&D = + - “a "oar ° a ge" gh °og et ber (od 26 HOt anr4 Was ‘ot Ceorge enc ang we don ' $1.4r zsnown wi BY Sr ane f more rion, tre €i)' spacerworid. iett Pkervan eprawied negiigen’ op the couch hie amiied and chewed contented)y or Things were working we. “Theres pnothing ‘his wicked wor coulfided eanien’ ry ay ¢' ¢ a 7 t ——_ ve *o run beginning —. aa grabpiing good Ow coming nage 'O Walt as ong ae Raids Ditaese nt, hie wagged his head was. fond San Fran nad eiwate Wante.: rave)!" Perhar Baldy q Mr ' nh sn eer Ke friends by and. cunpno’ | or kfiow that Bookie Skarvan BLiICKINE wround to see mourn hupdred tho ne tor rie? ae they're going a Bookie cen eat "They toe of hit ow: "the * se > passed Dasked mine face ang «as gTraqcua 500K \e PAATVAD «© ang a fet hand in as iden nervous head and brushed a: His thoughts seemed to have veered into a less pleasant Sesture went to his fore- TOSS Hhik evens channe! “Yes,” he muttered, “von lane it Can from me that I ain't deer fi BorrTy Dave Henderson « very’ and had on ~hot lie never saw all my caras (he thats me.” The one hoid haidy room wae apparentiy overheated.—for a fat man. A bead Of Sweat came out on Bookie Skar- ans forehead. He swore savagely “You damn fool, can't you forget it! You're not afraid of a Gpad man now, are you!” ._ The Scorpion came wast very 2 sTer— - The death and sealousy ane tust what bappess vies tuug above tae bot” rves? @ g)) Sat specs be third day the cor¢g Preke ant acrerd 2g to tbe sot Ske Talked “= eed On. vr ~- : - = _ 7 . bard . oee ac Gs ‘ne seul over a.cve to ethereal betgzts and ge from ete eacn different and eact heavet 7 ¥ easy t® communicate vik hese 3 ecusiderec vwult* the thing te ca 2 sou. ‘rem ce ts bavieg «2 perfectly good time and ¢rag ©« back ty abeut wko kid the will asd whetter tie 2am sel’ at at advance or Bot. Ratber is the sature ef a rude (BterTrTipTs understzz2.! th view it And another thimg: you ave te Se very . calling UD people om the invisible te.epo°ue—emme al ‘ss whe are icafing around. beiug «2 bt bere a all serts of foolish anc somreiume ‘ant take everything you bear cvrer (te = &. It is pertect! the Tre sou Yeu bave to be az epligttezed sou! bete ezce between beaver souls and earth sous [ust Motbe- fidgeted, Daughter rawned and Fart ed to fume. Mother had a busy day before ber—abe maker and rum dowstows for some paetterus aad « Aliso. there were the curricula of the boedrding letters to be written. plazs to be discussed for ie tains tn the dining room bad te be takes édown and somebody bad te get flowers for the bouse and ter next door who was ii must bave that special soup me | body must be smiling and idle im time for the ten. Sr am tions were out and. well—Mother wanted te get gals” ucater bad to make the cake and ice & and am roors and get out the best silver. alse she bad t Gam’ people and see at least a dozen chums. to say neching of & her tennis engagement and the answer she had certain young maz before 4 o'clock B.. | Father was having his vacation. ‘se be had os wanted to -ead and smoke and play colt. and I coulda cared about the Truth and its relatiozgs te Lito— at 4 talxed om and on. an Why “Not Every-Dey Things? ~a ‘ No, she isn't crazy. No. she’s sot s taker to think she knows more about the urfrers= thag ald assume ar air of patiett tolerance and tell uw at ro do «ben your partzer leads the wregg Ge that. she’s be just as happy; but, rou see. we all Ee about these things ourselvres—no. to be really em 2 with yeurself rou must know the Truth sbout be contradicted br any human agency I'm £0:.8g to study up and learn to knew the and why love to catch on the pius the about the conctt.ons that make ali the nice womem men and al! impossible women marry the the great mresteries of life. >. And when . Know the Truth about them I can 8 make evervbody sit and listen to me—don't row think f tél ect or wh est a6 bey the er round satis. among the caps are rat and whes done laundress they! carefully ms needed, 50 & Gie thins ef course, =m nao\-¢ress case fair which shirt-case, Bn. all around Mike! a the top flap is cases are very ered with “Baby Dr way ois—in fact, the choice is in wide range They are made high for coid weather, low and silipper-like for warm weather, laced er Pbut- toned Triangie biankets with hoods. quare Diankets and any number of sack Dlankets are offered in as many materials Christening robes are rather ex- pected from prospective god-moth- the prices are governed br ateria.is and make of the gar- Their exquisite daintiness final touch in the tiny Satin flowers that are used in trim- ming or on the girdle ribbons Wee satin bib-boxes and square receives the PGE EES BAT BK - a Main and Cedar Sts. Louis, Meo. RE eaay- Bring Cheer ‘DAILY DOUBY GE a i G, SEPTEMBER 18, 1! - LL ade C <P OBO Le Lhe” a ee z PARIS SOLVES BOBBED HAIR curs it OFF Shorn of to Tresses lin Class Back With tgirls with 'efop of, tone fons——fas! S% crowning glory _Transformations. eee ee eee Will B. Johnstone. YORK. Milady. who der hair in haste, has been leisure. Weep no The eternal femi- mi: “\. cat to do with hairy has been solved by | Hairdressers’ Assocta- tresses, trving to grow hair, and are mt betwixt and between, invest in the new traags- ‘pruned painfully decree— to that im- ion s /On nature ba fact! i that f transform: » ‘ You can't telP the natural hair The only give- giid the Lilys them beyond mations from On the pate that al ister wear A tion was born in we of Louis XIV, when the fat ecourt wore towering ‘head- the ing of whith epn- ue and endiess it eut into the Cur £7 -/ J <= | ou need a good acer. Phone your ee tO get you a of Old fee. Judge your tinglin wil] omy” : Wrinkles will be- twinkles. Judge is a blend . finest coffees. 't buy better. f Pore Priced. YOur grocer’s, , i i i i i i ei i i ei i ti i i ei i i i i i i el ie i i BA i A oar endless parties. The then in on ove! could a and dr going t The out of 3
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~~ PBL OL FOR WOMEN (== Children’s Stories: Household Hints / POST-DISPATCH, pp Sag, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923. “ ey Seb . “ ee i et ; ai ums a ae >. = - — EP Se a ~ -.- | ——— a —_—aiew iia _- ~ — —— 6 I ) ° = | ; | | = Avwthori yall Made Coiffures at $100 A piece i | ». Children’s Bedtime Story .’. EE RED | BLACK : * : - a > | ; ou ee ee POLO LL hl mm tee i back her coffee ‘cup, } J Difficulty and strength _ ecm “nee ne : By Thornton W. Burgess She jihad such a lot the is ®S . | ' A 1 CET ain to f) é CY S There are many excellent poets who never versified, and there Temptati : Ae 3 | ptation wears a harmless guise, { gages ; matter. I know where it is going! ll about the Truth and its ar & swarm many versifiers who need never answer to the name of poet. And often thus deceives the eyes.| Fa & . he | Yes, sir, I know where it is going! : | 1 : h : ‘ b —Old Mother Nature. | aig sth Te is going where it will do some- _ a ' Our lives are universally shortene y our ignorance. ’ : one the t ite > —- : | POTTY THE TURTLE | . most good, and that some- she knew all about them, .— “polu PARIS SOLVES BOBGED HAIR SRE Sh Birt, HOW AMERICA GPTS AWAY : Suse : ? K S was prowling ei at the te : ol is me.” He swam rapidly to- s wher the heart creases to ‘ curs 'T OFF pick ign f Ea aD FROM BOBBED HAIR pO EY He who is pleased forgets his cause of pleasure—he who is grieved | WN tom of the Smiling Pool. That ® ward that wriggling worm, and the y for 1 ay days, connected. by i “a 3 ‘ SY Gea bear | remembers his cause of grief. is where he gets most of his food. ' PPE; nearer he got to it the more tempt- p Specialty favored eyes: eee i eas Ny , 3 Peg ei Puke Ri na 3 Thos, He was hungry this morning, and = | Ing It looked. bke ann the soul departed: or 7 Ties VP eae sae es ge tae ay K It is a clever thing to know how to give. somehow he had had no luck at all (Copyright, 1963.) ‘a ENDS | eater : Saris Every pollywog he had tried to On and On. ° . sesit DER tf. : . ce aaa Bodily fatigue affects the senses less than thought. catch had been too nimble for him. | / ple in the house you used to 1 sestiieOea uk ae ee ER 3 a3 SE : | ’ e He had succeeded in nipping off woe .° +e | Hobbies of Noted 0 do that, or you can wing Your , m~ 7 , ae | | Never can custom conquer nature, for she is ever unconquered. the tail of one and that was all De -« | Pp . e heaven to the next— ' ete ee : | ? , , is me a ersons | there - 3 This had just made him hungrier =~ vyenly. | 4 : “a : # ‘Tis not every question that deserves an answer. than ever. . | By LOUISE M. NOTKIN unicate with these souls—put SS : 2 y 7 i | ee Pea To be sure there were water a soul from one of the heavens YD NS | Prosperity destroys fools and endangers the wise. plants which he could eat, but he He was just in time to see Farmer 66 LOVE a good horse and all and drag it back to earth just Gee ‘ 2 : | ° " ’ wasn't disposed to eat water | Brown's Boy come to the bank Deiat goes with it, the training her the mining stocks are game of , Take time for deliberation—haste spoils everything. plants. “I'll fill up on them if I of the Smiling Pool. 4 ' teed! 4 | | | and grooming a ties ; ) | : . 7 P have to,” said he to himself, “‘but I | X iba oe e interruption—that's how : | A man without thought for the future must soon have present (don’t intend to unless I have to. It | Umes at the Smiling Pool, but he |riding. | sorrow. is queer where all the insects have | ®V@r had really made his acquaint-| “J love to see a mast bend and to be very careful when youu ré - ne EE saeiadinii . i ieieciateliad ‘gone to. Usually there are plenty | *2°°- So Spotty was distrustful. a sail touch the whitecaps or stand telephone-—some of the earth. aie ern transformations are devised, , able husband of today will imagine | °f little fish, but for some reason a nen ee ee eee n a board and let a speedboat make ing a bit bored, are likely to , especially the parting lines, defy | he’s mated to a harem. Bizarre| °° Other they are all hiding. Ha: mbes wre gm ——. : curves and sometimes very wicked 7 detection. Henceforth a woman | embellishments are also announced So that's itt” scenes aa prereae “syed nai “ Be r over the invisible telephone sa whose chief worry is her hair | by the hair dressers. Mme. Louise,| ‘Spotty had discovered a big, ugly poncecns, oe ie pcs anbag iced = LOVE © POERGY BO Nee ee | 3 | ; should have nothing on her mind | for instance, declares that earrings looking head thrust up from the peer nl re iene ne “ fa wees — ane Ree Sone. ORS Sore soul before you can tell the ~ but a transformation. The cost is | have made it imperative that at, Mud at the bettom of the Smiling ~ armen Srown s Soy so mic |snow and a bright sun and icy air » W « - ; as a thought. He continued to bh souls just by the ; na pe ; ; ea: 5; —— P ; ee : ; j way they $100, the price of four torturing least part of the ears should be oo] He knew it at once for the hunt for ‘something to eat. whizzing by dne’s e as one shoots ned and Father looked as if h ee. “permanent waves,” which waves | seen. Uncovering the ears would | head of his big cousin, Snapper the It was not long after this that |\downm to the valley feeling like « | subside all too quickly. The trans- | be shocking if they were exposed in| Snapping Turtle, and he knew now : ) Spotty heard a little splash in the | hawk. her---she had to call up the y formation lasts three years. shameless nudity. Hence the ear/ Why those little fishes were hiding, ’ | water up above him. -At once he “I love the purr of a strong mo- me patterns and shop for lobes are to be rouged instead of and why the tadpoles were keeping a turned to see what it meant. Some- I the boarding schools to be amid the cheek; rouged a gaudy cerise. | buried in the mud, and why he had |... tor, and I must confess that I en- | Transformation Exhibit at the | times a splash like that meant that ‘ discussed for the new school, i» Role: eonstetian ef 36 Add to the cerise ears long ear-| had no luck in finding insects such|, 3, 1.4 gaien in the water. Ale |)” what you Americans call ‘step- > . 4 Vv . = a £ - ‘ . . = . > . ken down and washed and ennsyiva Tings of tangerine hue And that | 4s live in the water. It was all ping on it,” unless there is one of “ a oke of the arti- | | : most at once he saw somethin he house and arrange them, the neg a ee ae ainter does of | is not all! Milady must add dia-| because of that ugly looking, big coming down through the com these Sena es Ce | ficial colffures as a p | 5 6 | motor cycles and have a tedious Bab- | ! | >y y - | cousin of his. | ve that special soup made, and | / é a collection of rare canvases. ‘ | mond eyebrows. A strip of bril | n of his that made his eves grow bright ot Ba ears time for the tea, for which 75 ME RECI liants pasted over your plucked eye-| Spotfy swam away to another edie 26 Gus atacr ezpee G AN) “They are’ conceptions of art, | tet with eagerness. It was an earth ive courtrooms at heard of wanted to get going. . ON i th 8) of artiota. | brows produce an effect like Tif-| part of the Smiling Pool. He | worm. and it was wriggling in the . = ” ie aud ico it and arrange eee a demonstrating tne 8Kl a | fany’s window. And that’s not all! | popped his head out of water for tici ' lik hours in the morning. . , also she had to cal! up all | “oe | : - ed ian | Oriental powder on the eyelashes, / fresh air and for a look around. He th wor S ti fter a y 7" v > _— The J 4 te ” | Class Back With The permanent head-dress was lashes and {5-Inch Combs composition, line and beauty.” that’s not al] A wth aiiin: ap = am ™ to the bank of heavy rain many of them are my leisure hours reading. I am ; ransformations. ny Pcie weatsd eb Also Ordered. Clement says you Can Stilt SPOrt | inches wide, set like a spinnaker/the Smiling Pool. Unlike Peter and come down into the Smiling ln me ag a : | on over the hair so that milady ' your bob for afternoon wear, but | in a yacht race, is worn with a Chi-| Rabbit and so many of these little | and science, and must admit that I fon, ‘so he had plenty of tim — : , Pool. Then Spotty joins with the ' . | dden Invitation |, ; tn § ssible and improper for . ‘aaa 3 . ; weeny : find great pleasure in following olf. and I could see that f B. Johnstone. could accept a su it has taken the passing of the | it is imposs! _ nese transformation with tight} people of the Green Forest and the | ,; 76 fish there in having a feast. Prof. Einstein as far @s my humble ~~ , and dress quickly like a firgman re » evening cgown——absolutely sour aa mee rf ‘ ~ : ations to Life—but the Wo WORK. Milady, who ; an } ¥ bobbed hair epidemic to revive the an evening & : braids coiled or flapping like rat-| Green Meadows, Spotty was not ae- “The very thing!”. exclaimed | 3 ; brain will carry me, on his journey through the cOsSmog.”’ a nt the mnysteries of existe | : B. Clement, chairman of the | ‘Mair in haste, has been | going to a fire. beautiful custom after nearly 100 harmony. With a series of trans- | lilies, coiled over your bad, ear with | quainted with Farmer Brown's Boy. Spotty. “I don’t know where that wy-Day Things? - # leisure. Weep no | The ready-made ecoiffure went vears. formations to match the variety of | your good ear exposed. ‘Of course he had seen him many worm came from, but it doesn’t ‘s not a faker. She just sim | The eternal femi- | out of style in France in 1830 and The skill with which the mod- Milady’s wardrobe the Impression- | | ‘a ; “\rat to do with —_ = i " has been solved by) Hairdressers’ Associa- @ universe than anybody e's@ nee and tell us how to w leads the wrong card, or but, you see, we all know ‘ to be really superior and really) with pruned = tresses, Truth about something which B painfully irvine to grow cy. |! ; ~ mop OL jong hair, and are 2 to Know the Truth about t betwixt and between, pins in the pincushio#, or W invest in the new trans- the nice women marry such imp fashion’'s decree-—- to marty the nice men -for t owning glory that im- BLA] ‘A Mature. fact! You can't tell the Mations from natura! hair Bem the pate. The only give- ee moe m that they gild the Lilys or round satin cap- boxes, that wear them beyond | beds. f ; iW M by { litusuod _ \ phatett Hin ta “ah uA ! WOWIGLNbs +) abdaaig tay ’ " ’ 4 ; fae hb PESTS EY * PO te \ ’ ; i | he we ‘ . = 0 NAN HAN ; i about them I can smile ineft —don't vou think thatsa | | —s _ _ 7 q nN /among the acceptable | ws ther elabo luster. caps are ra a by | lt + seep angele a bof Louis XIV-, when the | os) wlan court wore towering ‘head- 7 A fine Colonial carefully in a box to be i | | our -poster™ design. | the curling of which en- threwn needed, so a cap-box is permanent bro | fatigue and endless mahogany finish. : The oldest and best “rest-cure” is sound sleep every night fair which, resembles _shift-case, except that ft all'around like a matte the top flap is added. & cases are very elaboratel ered with flowrs, initials 4 Do you meet your mornings with sleeping on. Call on your furni- a smile and an eagerness to be ture dealer tomorrow and com- up and doing? You can. Deeper pare your outfit with the lasting sleep is the way. You owe it to quality and cradling comfort of yourself to find that way. the Simmons springs and mat- Better health, greater energy, tresses he will show you. “Baby” by way of dist clearer vision are the rewards of The range of styles and prices sound, untroubled sleep. Such is wide enough to suit every rest can be had only on a spring taste and income, large or small. and mattress that allow you to Note the many differences. Then relax completely and leave you decide whether energy and per- undisturbed the whole night. ,onal success are not worth more Before you go to bed tonight, to you than the trifling cost of | . thought a... h Simmons fine slee ipment. | 7 grves , take time to see what you are p equip ° ae Ly on 7 L anaie J of appropriate pen th “ Ma dison ” 1h \\\ wo: | Or Qe tee , =e oe an? a: fe es — ~~ . need a good o Phone your r tO get you a 7 =: ae es ees _ er A *. ur tinglin will ily’ put Wrinkles wil) be. twinkles. f va is a blend i » Snest coffees. ‘* buy better Write for your copy of“Restful Bedreems™ to The Simmons Co., 1347 S. Michigan Ave., Chicage Beauty of design, color harmony and long life are KARNRAK Rugs embody all those qualities which the connoisseur demands. J. Kenhard & Sons Carpet 4 ase perfect reproductions of famous old Orientals—duplicating in all ; : Ce. details of beauty and durability those priceless specimens of ancient art. Trorlicht - Duncker Carpet Karnaks are made from only the best materials and are the result of long Co. experience in the production of fie mugs. . ; | Stix, Baer & Fuller Dry Every home should have and can have KARMAK Rugs, for they are : Goods Co. moderately priced—well within the reach of every Famous & Barr Co. To see Karnaks is to appreciate and desire them. dealers lated will BEDS AND SPRINGS aaa Farsitare Co, be glad to sbow them t you id - - BUILT FOR SLEEP | | ~ - ) " ' . ' . — Nae Rast d , » : : ? * —— " 7 Ki 4 a. ; , ra 7 4 . . : - . , ™ " pe ky, ies ; A f ee “ - ie a eee. So ts Mt 2 * wa , Po eee ee ish pte PN - ge Paki ‘at ’ . ' on oe Leer el Aad ee aha . P : = . a : 1 ve PRY ‘a ¢ ¢ c ~ see A, ‘ i eS gee . my pare sae! 4 4 ee tial 8 t he ae es > '% ‘ . : 2 * s f . , Priced. A Your gTocer's. = ewe 1) oe = = \ A = —_ - > 7 “, | OF OL A I: LOE eT “4 ; \ vé ~~ e a "4% | RT ae y - L ¢ i : — ie om om i We oP Oe , Za = AWA’? RS _ Vac. 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; i . > -..~ te --- ane eS ee - oe es LL A I ee oh 2 eee ee mee PORE SD — 0 E BPM G m e ee * a ae * - a NG © ow ge a eientilieen-tetie-teetenemielie ; es Set © e+e Se ee Rem ee ae PR SEPTEMBER 18, 1922 —— 6 eaSSaS Ss Iz = HE RED SOX are buying New plarers and trying To build up a championship club. The ontiook’s improving, Arrangements for moving Are now under way at the Hub lt's now their ambition To change thelr position With men who know how to play ba!! They'll transfer the cellar To some other dweller, Their lease will expire this fall. Too TRUE but we can introduce him to the Getting out of the cellar is an Veiled Prophet or show him a free “> aphfll game, It's almost as hard bridge that can't be approached as winning the pennant. any where. Jeobm MerGraw decided to gire A PRINCE “Mule” Watson another chance on E IS not aristocratic. his promise not to kick over the Though a royal blooded chap; traces again. He is plain and democratic And ae credit to his pap. This New York person is not the His head is always norma! origfaal “Mule” Watson although Though it's destined for a crown he has ell the earmarks. And his manner is Informa! —-— - As he walks about the town. ‘The Polo Grounds have been un- — lucky for a number of champs this QUITE 8o year but the Giants are not worrled., Ticket brokers used to be called “soalpers’’ because ther cut the COMING ACROSS rates. Now they ought to be called Papyrus is coming over in regal highjackers because they jack them ’ style. His transportation, includ- up. ing all Incidental expenses, will cost --—-——e bis owner $10,000. It didn’t cost You've got to give old Jack Mc- the Prince of Wales near that Auliffe credit for having the cour- much to come across. age of his convictions. He was the | een only expert to come out cold turkey The Prince is traveling under the and pick Firpo to win. : title of Baron Renfrew. He'll be. ———_—- voting the Democratic ticket next.. California's Golden Gate pales , | into insignificance beside Tex Rick- The present Prince's grandfather ard's $1,800,000 gate. traveling under the name of Baron. - —-- Renfrew once visited the St. Louis Jimmy De Forrest admits that if fair. The latch string is still out, he had trained Firpo he would have Eddie. 'won the fight. This self-efface- Ste ment is characteristic of gents con- St. Louls no longer has a fair nected with the boxing game. METROPOLITAN MOVIES—Br GENE CARR a = ? ° P > * - he at , ; y - : 4 ee “OUT O° LUCK” — Rae Pare ee. FAVORITE STORIES ; By Irvin 8. Cobb PPP PP PPA LPP BLL Le ~~ ~—— ~— ~~ -_— . APPERTAINING TO FINANCE. Most of us are familiar with the story of the improvident person who, om being warned by the head of his bank thet he must make ex- tenstve Geposits Immediately fn order that his Crawing account might balance, made answer as follows: “Bay, look here! Mm getting good and tired of baring you fel- “lows bothering me about these petty financial detatis. If you begin pestering me again I'll be derned if I don‘t take my overdraft out of | your bank and transfer it to the Second National, across the street.’ There's a compenion story fer this. not quite so old A genl.eman in a Southera town, well known as brilliant buftcare. less, wag persistent tn bis applications for loans and extremely tardy repaying them. He had induced a lotal bank to let bim have the end of each 90-day period he invariably appeared | : and aeked that the note be renewed; and there was nothing cise to do, the bank | renewed appeared and said to the cashier: renew that paper of mine you have here.” /” Peplied the cashier; “I'll fix tt up for you.” made the proper preparations for the renewal: and directors were talking about this paper of yours the other wouldn't charge you interest “ Powe Paeone of Sheen” was the my. “Te ee . wl {tiinly am under obligations to them.” Bi» et ae ee ge - BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS WELL -!IMUST BE NOU MEAN ‘TS YES -sir! 1 CGING: | AM GETTING . VERY THIRSTY AND | ee pian bein ¢ | HAVE FOUND A eaeeeraes PLACE WHERE You | 3 CAN GET ZE FINE DRINK ‘ MAN BE XOU WOULD LIKE >TELL ME YOUVE DRINK HERe EVERN DAY - ’ , ’ ils N \, LET US ORINK: WATER? | icv T IT WORDERFUL- PURE SPRING WATER -I TISA ORINK FOR ZE KINGS - COME OY GOLLY - I THINK HE'S TRYIN’ TO POISON ME: Sar. © 1923 sv wrt _FesTune Service. inc. MUTT AND JEFF—THE COPS CAN‘T BE VERY PARTICULAR-—BY BUD FISHER PY — —_ ~ — ——— Ee (Capyright, 1823, by Hf Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Sea ‘{ JEP, IF We Dow'tT PAY evar i| THAT S$ JUST 'T. THE LANDLORD | ES-we HA REAT TEDAY WERE GonNA) || WILL KEEP OUR BAGGAGE? A) a30-0-0 Be Nw BADD ————— | BuT «(© we CREATE A BIG ——_——— | DISTURBANCE AD Become fuset’s TaA«ce \ A afuisance Wwe'iu Be as \ loyrR Baccace/ || EVICTED AAD WE | |) CAN TAKE OUR BAGCACE/ | . ifwiTH VS. « | eT 3 , Sing. * CHeeeic, oPFICER: wots COMPLAINING. -(YEs. WHO'S | COMPLAINING. TRE > LANDLORD* NOBODY S COMPLAINING: DARN GOOD, T CALLS IT AAD I'm GONNA PUT You Down FOR! . ae Two DUGTS AT THE cops’) ~iis JUBILEE TMORRow P i NIGHT: Olc.¢ + | ‘ = . ,_ Ain " The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains—By Fontaine Fox (Copyright, i983.) - a i © a © -— THE DAY THE REAR PLATFORM Fa. OFF THE SKIPPER PASSED THE ONION Hin ScrHoon, JUST AT LUNCH HOUR AND HE CERYAINL*Y _ HAD A GOOD LAUGH ON THE YouNGSTERS WHo ALWAYS PESTER HIM BY SWINGING ON SEHIND. een In ag eee eee CAN YOU BEAT IT—By MAURICE KETTEN \ 1°A TIRED oF 17! {Ar JUMP NTHE .-- ‘ he AKE _ s GOING TO ) : | \ ~_— —_ —_—-“™- > eal _— _ ~~ > --. : Z' rw WITT Ug tilt PTL eek HAPPENED ; “/~ My, on oe * \ —_ a oat ee v - ‘ha Ea: _ oom ~—_ > -_—— * - act oa — —— —- SND Some Day i? WL ME LUA” wuer Pf * Be A Bis RPS Vuarra | TULSA, Ok., pH. 19.— Five men, ) — ae — 2 _ L SN \ ° / 7 ELI | the Governor, and for the _ ings against the Governor. The Bi = REAL ESTATE A posT-DISPATCH — — * ean ws Se 6h (Ue ane as « geet ita fbi | but so far has not been We. It probably | Sut for publication . Meets. : 3 ; ne : i ia 'M™ally will be the ' @2est to the Supreme _ ©pinion as to the right of lature to convene without 2 z BE $ Considering impeachment It is expected that if the five an opinion that ft within two or three days _ request is made. However, lawyers | fre doubtful that : i d View of the fact that the | Moy be sub to attempt to the impeachment of the Gor and let the legality of the de tested on appeal by the i a di i ce i tii 5 , 7 a « wt, ain a> *, . > 7 os » : ; 7 : i 3 - . Se