St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 21, 1923

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> Py, ov MIC PAGE TRSDAY, ER 20, 1998, 7 THING | ALL RIGHTY HONOR L HE ASK CHARLOTTE | BDA FINGER: hs Wp 4 Reh | 4 4 ) S | oe i a (Copyright, 1923.) “NWA 10,007 a : : ‘ KX yf —_ : wi i“. t, 1923, by H. C. Fisher, k Reg. U.S. Patent Office.) ‘ve — ty IGS ERROR BY TRL RADIO STATION ALLEGED ——a_ } Defense at Destroyer Disas- ter Inquiry Offers Tele- stood to Have Re Name Alderman to Have Offered $15,000. lat} Or. the Witness said that one of 1900 alleged té6 be FEFUSES TO ANSWER m cRAND JURY QUESTION due from JT-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Alphonsus L. Brown, Under- fused to Alleged to Put Franchise Bill Through for JUDGE ORDERS HIM TO APPEAR IN COURT the rai le dropped at noon. ind road in penalties gor nonperformanc on Sasustm eons or hecn- of previsions in its origina! fra n- Make ents had been made ‘© chise, was pending in the board earl) ue that the accuracy of the jast year. Sega td PO been affected by (is Told of Alderman’s Visit. ° sav: itted that no warnings Ald«erraan Nangle of the Tweniv t Deen Sent to ships at sea thart fifth Ward, a member of the ero racy of Point Arguella com Utilities Committee, told Preatd tit SREAPINES might be affected py *'°* ? the board, in May, 1922, that Srcumstance * Wright had informed him of the vs there any confusion in the ac" of ar Alderman, who offered : ) Se Might have led to inacenrig@ set the legislation through for $16.- Dees being sent” counse! ‘9 000» which would amount to $100! lied Watson asked for each of 15 Aldermen, a major-t, . Wei. Pes en vnusnel nuti- of the Soard. The name of the \! ships asking for bearings thet Cer™e™ Was not revealed, Nanie * replied Ashlev. “and. as a fe said / Aloe and five of the seven mem- ere 4pveared to he an the air. . ea bers of the commitice visited Wright t, Ng to the testimony of '™ his office and asked for full de- Allre i. Blodgett, navi- tnils. but Wright would not say any- offiews. ls the Delphy,. thing except that the alderman fompass signals sent out from making the offer was not a member Arguetlo. indicating that the of the Public Utilities Conimittee Was siili too far north to! Later. on Oct. 18, 1922, the Pub- eastward into Santa Barbara lic l"tilities Committee met with » Were believed to be inaceur- ‘Wright, Brown and a representative P and the refore were aisregarded ®nd the command: ne officer Phy in Plotting the change which Sfnt the vessels on tension. met in the City office for “Wei wll! never tell,’ —_— ee eee ee of shippers urging the franchise ex- Counselor's a further inquiry. ’ Wright stated | Continued on Page 3, Column 4. oe | WARMER TOMORROW, FAIR ‘ The nlp waned Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. ee et ae — — -—— qe ee LOUIS | FRIDAY EVENING, ‘SEPTEMBER 21 - Ol PS SPR gee arr re nee PRICK 2 CE ENTS on ed - eo ee ———— i TROOPS 10 BLOCK _——- TONIGHT AMD TOMORROW ’ SS ——we APPRAISERS LIST SESSION OF HOUSE, ART COLLECTION OF ” Many of 300 Owned by Late Head of Antikamnia Company Bear Names of Masters. WERE IN GALLERY AT 1624 PINE STREET Entire Estate Placed at $2,- 207,667 With Some Stocks ; sent to Quoted at Par That Are Worth More. THE TEMP PWRATU RES. 3a. m ‘ig PS VO a m 5 4a m ee es than ae Ag | Re vs . At T Sy ie -+¢ a ve = oO. We no: " | Highest yesterday, ‘9 at 9:30 a | WAI TON DECLARES Rif Al 4], 819 owest. doi at 11:30 DP. rr Ae rc Wiineeey |) nel Sane Rr 6 Ca or St. be WHISKED AWAY Louis and vi-| Governor Says He Is Calling Cinity—Fair to- one.e . night and to-| More Militia to Capital of morrow; warm- er tomorrow. Oklahoma to Prevent Im- Missouri: Fai: Me party ws peachment Plans. rmiorrow: riSitiix fetnperature to morrow. and in| STRAIGHT-SHOOTERS’ northwest por Lion tonight ALREADY ON GROUND lilinois Fair tonight slightis vooler. excep! i" Executive Issues Appeal for ee eeban| Funds to Wage Fight ly fair, with ris . Soa Le . ' ing temperature Against Klan Will Arm Stage of the , ee a hm, | oeipporters. ur ’ of a foot Sunrise toda, 48: sunset, 6:09 By CURTIS A. BETTS. 4 Staff Correspondent of the Post- —— — — PARTNERS TOSSED COIN IN AN fied he had joined the klan in Aptil, when five days | 1920. but later was ousted. He gave telescope grip old. he doesn't care to know : who his people are. Appar- the testimony on which Walton dé- ently. they tried to murder pends to prove his allegation that him. the klan_ sanctioned whippings. Maupin testified that floggings were How a Set of Whiskers Fooled discussed in klan meetings and ap- a Whole Town for Eight proved ; eS ik yy i a0 “rhe Governor, in his statement, bearded, shabby Anton, buy- ||| pjealed for funds to aid in the ing up a mountain piecemeal klan, intimating that as pasturage for his goats, was ‘fight on the Aldrich Blake, executive counselor, The Governor last jast night promised | -—— -_ Contineed on “on Page 2, Column 6. . } ‘ : ~*~ : Order Your Copy Today |\' — Artikamnia Remed is é ‘al ] Purporting to Be Former President Aloe of Al- Dispatch. kamnia Remedy Co., is appraised or m M m F ALLEGED DEATH GAMBLE PACT OKLAHOMA CITY. Ok., Sept. 21. at $47,819 in an inventory of his €s- , From Vessel Officer. der -_ Two " bers ° . mene Announcing that he “had erossed tate filed in the Probate Court. The » Baile: . “ne th Rubicon’ and that “it was a ,.total value of the estate is placed | Board and Secretary of Loser Failed to Drown Self and \ ' | . q | - ner Is Arrested for ‘Irying to fight to a finish.’ between the States Some stocks listed at By the Associajed Press R il YP t if S I Collect His Insurance : ) ! ¢ Ok! he! SAN DIEGO. Ca!., Sepi 1 ne al way esti 7 in pecial onCet : " a iIministration of Oklahoma and the * - By the Associated Prees Ku Klux Klan. Got Walton iast ‘ our f inauiry investigacne cars . ree : | Seaver court OF InQuir: Inquiry. | LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 21 Wii yigpht declared that “If it proved - " >> : ; aT} ~ aaft ’ ‘1 . ,° 4 rs ‘y ihe wieck of seven dest Ove) | the arres: yesterday of Elm¢r necessary. he would arm every rat! Dweiet Honda, Cal. Sept. 8, when Schmidt o: charge of having at-|in the State who is opposed to the 4 me from San Francisco to sa" rhe grand 4 hed & io got gn te, red to obtain money by faise ‘RVisible wrth > : vestigation today of a report that a | ‘eaprec | : . | ail f The Governors statement, issued , yeu! rey) Lis fe SSi ns } ” 'oO- - ’ ’ ae | = ) . is | Sea ‘ el Lis ‘ +. 7 , Diegd, Seo 6S Sess} ne ' vember of the Board of Aldermen pretense, risa Lis ne id in connection with the publication o! 4 « , ° . , | ° | 4 ‘ é , i .? s li a e . : . . af With Lieutenant-Coniman .pproached the Manufacturers’ Raill- /4" alleged ate gasme iat . selected portions of testimony taken ) ’ a n which Schmidt won from W ae or Join #. Ashiey. superintendent fiway (Busch line) with an offer to]? , wT neil before the military court in its in- ‘ — , er ‘nia ‘is partner in an acre . Trott 5 femmunications for the Kleven, h get through the board a bill extend 4 M derman, | - ' h the los2r vestigation of klan activities, added ex : ‘+3 { 3 wal District. or) the stand. Mean-jing the railway’s franchise for $15.- '!s:nz compat ey , otone o the tenseneas of the situation 3 , , ~~ fui] : “arr. it inst a 21% . 4 ihe. men autside “were 1) yakineg _ VOU, eariy in 19°92. encountered re-. had led ) res hy i * geivne | which followed the cail eariy Ves- “er ormatio Whit “eS Ul " + - ry fation for Sunday's memor.al ctance on the part of a witness to officers in! —_ nae e winner afte: terday for a session of the Oklahoma , . , ; ictment o : ,in ‘ , ‘ Or “a in honor of 25 men lost in, sive information. in the indicitme! . Itouse of Representatives at noon A | 5 ¢ he attempte! to collect W erdermai S$ , distroyer aigaste: After an officer of the raiiway |°* . . ?, Wednesday, Lo consider imperah- . . ’ . ~ & {*na SsTITANICce. ‘ . ; Wire Alleges Radio Error. ard two Aidermen and a former | $7500 like cus y: ; in Jo deni nt procedings against the Gov- a» ; i . ry") ? 1 se? OsSset 7 ©€ulil . TA telegrat aMering the receipt |1resident of the board had been ie yee : ¢ ,ernor. era nN Bitlis wits ; ua > “ . termine Vv his i? vA as to die aiter he _ of on = +4 | Aug 23 of radio compass bear- |reard. Alphonsus L. Brown of 3622 " ) mnble. when He declared he was bringing add'- ~ e ad. n ; . ‘ee su a ga , en + hey F from Poln: Areuello which Lafayette avenue, general agent of had agreed ) a . pel pl tional troops to Oklahoma | and “4 ; ‘ : “9 17 ; : a i 4 ’ So ereece ae ) . -e ’ ; ‘ 5? y d have put up ashore on San the railroad, was called before the }+4 was proposes athe sand that they would be used te preven ry ' ' ‘ ¢ . ” o , ‘nh "@¥« bd ? . Li; Vi Sc if " . 4 - uel Island if we had followed cYand jury, and was there for 15 ;auore il Weicerman &@s 5 h , tne Legislature from convening Sie : ‘ : . 2% -¢ “a orte Lo ay ; . , i ” . ; , _ +) > . ,* nN nutes. tle is presuh ed Lo ha’ e Werderma was dans " eni.ire statement contributing t them. was read pelore the Cou z= drowned in the Ohio River here o i . e Inquiry, arswered a number of questions. : Ps = vette te we fears repeated|!y expressed by man\ g +t , |Then Circuit Attorney Sidener went | >eP!. : supposed ae vee (klahoma City residents. that there The feliegranh was signed : R. i in nail lisclosed eeterday. had p anned t.e os le ow Tt ‘'s ler’ by " - Cant Ed » search of Judge Calhoun rhe . ? . is grave danger that fhere will be . 2 Bi COUMSe ! qt : a sti- “ is rte 7 wnine ari ye al MS (fT) Pa » : . " ‘ ; Judge was at luncheon The Cir- eported a ng, an . bloodshed when the legislators at- 297. Watson. chief of the de | tonann 13 deceive Schmidt, an: , ' 1 at cuit Attorney said an “obstreperous Lats ' ae tempt to enter the Hous@ chamber . : ‘on Wil proauces 1 ‘ ‘ Ds Dany, bd.. ~ Sey ; , : had ah. poarch 4 + 2 ,' \ itness was before the grand jury hen gone » we pte eH : . ‘ in the Capito nis 2 t-O Ni Mmnation 0 aving if ‘ oft ‘ers vi What _— — and he was looking for a Judge to}! aving informed os “Straight Shooters" Brought In nant-} Or conimi l- ' : — . Sa . y, - at c ¢ | | qiences of refusal to answer ques- | ever, that the real dangerous oppos! } sven, al i s- , P . : ; : Deo} . me of the Eleventh Naval Dis-it-ons. It is presumed that Brown, less Alarm Qver Princess tion to the convening of the House : . i | . 7) th.» . . psald ne : i@ not Kno ¥ to whom the alleged offer is said to! By the Associated ae. s expected. but from the armed er what shin he commanded.” | paw ade _ 4 ] : NIGI, Sept. 2! -The cor } Cou * gh - have been made by the Alderman, | RACCONIGI, | -} \-leivilians. a number of the men who eObmander Ashley produced i) refused to say who the man was dition of Princess Mafalda, second) payee’ records as raight shooters, flia io +} Ji 2 . * at ’ ‘ - >, ,o te - : , _ log of tl Point At After Judge Calhoun was reached | daughter of King Victor Emmanuel,|» hom the aevirade pion: brought into *-. : *) . ‘oc «=? , cl . ; . ; . : ‘ - ‘vr . , ,f : , " ; . lo hadio compass BLES r rash with the information an adjourn-;is giving less alarm The typhoid Gpjlahoma Citv from all parts of the Seent oul numerous signals in the ..ent of the grand jury was taken fever from which she is suffering State. “ nar : ~ 5 : —t ay o . 4 ° 5 vy " - > a Inaccuracy Possible. report favorably on a/franchise ¢s- | Post-Dispatch tain members of the House under | ic j arane ) ' . ke ' - EK ri surveillance ar watchi t ac- | Prosaic in appearance, something tension bill until Arthut E. Wright, Unwed Mother at Lest Finds i - : se watching res at on Aa lenethy invoice but contain- secretary of the railroad, reveals the | Happiness She Came to ons of legislators and others around 7%. aceording to the wireless, an name cf the Alderman who is said to Renate Seckine 1@ Moesthe the principal hotels All of them act record of every signal sent or have made the bribery proposal. Ag raat November Naacy are quartered in a downtown hotel | Teeeived by the Point Arcuello sta- Two Aldermen Called. lordan left the scenes of her One of them, a veteran of the e ii i aL . “4 7 , . st* bh ™ ; : : during the hours between noon Witnesses summoned by the grand ae World War, who was decorated for “and od : unfortunate war romance ani - ee midnight of Se pt. & the radio jury were Wright. Brown, Alderman brought her 3-year-old son to ravery in action, expressed tne . : » . it) “ae i ‘ wo~ ean” ‘ . 2 ; : ’ : 4 : @ ss Was officialiv admitted as a part Reis of the Sixteenth Ward, chair- Ka oeigt Ww live in the Opinion last night that if an attempt es . arisas Au ) - aie “—s lal - ‘ . Sant a the court's record man of the Public Ltilities ¢ ommit- Nae > - . : , hi © ATEUSlio station eniovs the in order by Aldermen Reis and Neu- Cowboy Who Became a Power ments that the prosecuting officers a 08.9 reputation for accuracy mann. then Wright and Brown of in Politics and Finance— Lost and courts in Oktahoma City are ig NMAViggtors”’ he said. “espe- the railroad company. na Minnesota blizzard, Mike under the contro! of the kian and | shi y 2Mong those of merchant A bill granting the necessary fran- Dowling was left a cripple at that the klan officially countenanced a the Coast routes chige extenstens to the railroads ior i4. but he refused to be- ‘ floggings. ® “4 under cross-examination if a proposed extension of its line on come county charge and Sheriff and Prosecutor Klansmen. ny change In @quipnrent had been s reet. fro! }| to Wal rose to affluence and powe! } ¢ . . : » | Made a: P juipnrent las een Seconc street, rom um i ' mae | Sheriff Tom Caynar and County! . + , bbl. ite 1andicaps , have ate oint Arguello which Thiigal nut, «and providing thal the cli. in spite oO his handicaps. Attorney J. K. Wright. who were fteed the operation of the should waive jts claim to about $95 - How Texas Wife Broke Up Hus- witnesses, testified. according to the |! par are known to Value in excess of par sufficient to bring the | Barre Coal Co.'s three collieries and pee me eenins apenas estate's total to nearly $2,500,000. four strippings near here were tied | The price placed upon the entire/up today by a strike of 1800 men | (he mysterious ‘‘milking” of 893 barrels of whisky in the ( lle of of more Ps d 00 aint- . , : segs br ek eee © ea paint: a d boys over a disagreement on the | Jack Daniel bonded warehouse, 3960 Duncan avenue, is* under Rs no greatet _ an tn senate resis recently established eight-hour shift | ; invest tion bv tl ff} f th U : a a al vee aay several] = the ‘for workers who heretofore were on | ’ iga 10 7 aera ie . nited States Collector of In- ? ggsnsietd “ ee en na os of cuts 12 hours. The men assert that| ternal Revenue. The value of the whisky involved exceeds ao . eee HO were at-ithe company wanted stable bosses | trébuted Shortly after Rufs death, and others to make the shift, in two * #1, 800,000 at drug store prices. eee A Ser ner oe art rwnenn wae | ture of four hours each with a | The warehouse now contains 894 barrels, of a capacity of asrea to appraise the pictures. § . -'four-hour idle period jetween the > . er visiting the gallery at 1624 Pin@|turns. The employes claim this is} | 42 gallons each. AR investigation has shown that one barrel, the aivee' ia while! Ruf had most of net in accordance with the meaning | one nearest the entranée, still contains the full amount of whiskey. bs collection on publie dispiay. Ko- of the new wage contract and they , , Cin said that in his opinion the want a straight eight-hour day. y\|) All the others Contain only Want; which, by absorption from the maforiiv of the pictures were schoo! On behalf of the company it was barr els. has formed an odorous liquid of about ble per cent al- ures and nor the work -of the’ guid that some of the méf had con- | . be ‘ aid that se coholie content. The aleoholic content o a3 h4 Asters . nose nates appeared upon serted ‘on the arrangement. Mine f the whisky is a3 be per .nem Those administering the es-' workers declared that the individual | ©€™'- \ late asked Kocian to withdraw 45 a.tion of one or more men does not It is believed by the investigators : | ax tl , : ¥ ad by ; 8 caused by suspicions of the local an appraiser after the publication of Lind the others. ‘that the 893 barrela have been and tate og iy tn Snag , . Stat prohibition officials, hie statement and W. M. MeCaug¢h- TR ee te ‘milkecd” of their whisky content in | growing out of the fact that ne #nm another art dealer: F. E. A. Cur- ‘the period since last June, when the) 'withd : : rawals on permit were being sey a , oot. 2 Art League and FORCED 10 JUMP INTO LAKE BY last ig iiimate withdrawal was mate. made from the Jack Daniel ware- , Netricnh of Detroit wee ap- The “mnilkers’’ have substituted the! house, thou savlent —e gh such withdrawals pein ed ee! \. THIEF HE SHOT AT NIGHT BEFORE water, to maintain, the weight of th*| from other warehouses were going Kocian Estimate Sobstantiated. _ -—— 'oarrels and delay discovery of their, jon regularly. The appraisement as submitted to Chicagoan Meets Negro Burglar Hej action. No barrel was removed from | A month ago the gauger on duty l’robate Court seems to substantiate Routed From House Later on ithe premises. ,at the Jack Daniel warehouse was NO wa: oye fs Pe hee a the Street. Government Men on Daty. | transferred to another warehouse tributed to eta vez 18 liste atl »,Spec to the Post-D! te Saal ha a bate her Pstediiens oa sx ctonltuhashes: “anaes de Monert oft. | During the whole period inj which | nd & new man was sent to the Kimonk tha rapiiitsedits ane Tae eee ee Cae “ithe “milking” and the substituti mn | Jae Daniel, The gauger's duty ‘# St Se Capt tice ner encountered a burglar in hisio¢ waiter is belleved to have taken | 0 gauge the whisky removed on ve errs a te Ly. gga 4 val of $3500 'Wednesday at his summer home in tne a wasp oo sa in —_ come fue the delivery of the whisky, and it | gave it | ° : iar a ae or : an ., tainers, large botties such a8 a has not been taken to the warehouse. The other attributed to Murillo in| Hyannis Port was said by his phy- he ° aria ‘eariae bequeathed |eictae. 0k. 2 ib. saameen eee u@ed in transporting acids, and that The Collector notitied the ware. Ruf's will an i ) at stath these containers were taken from | house management that th to the lral was entitled “The somewhate better today. . h f es ito the eathedra a the warehouse at various hours Of | ,, fforded th 7 thony.”’ he origi- The illness started with a series : on affor ere was insufficient, Vision of St. Anthon, day and night. How this can have | . ee : = a in view of the quantity of whisk® nal of this title hangs in a cathe-|of hemorrhages. escaped the notice of the watchmen r f this a eae Aa stored there. The windows had dral at Seville. It is appraised. ~~ ~~ thas not been. explained. half-inch tron bars as gratings and ° r eT) Tr at 25 0. > ° Wonu 000. . hand's Affair With Other purported evidence, that they were a gtr ssh Wie saabenrbia were ap- | heave been provided for him deciared the Saturday before. | of — yao Bt } tien, are aay possibile te sonnei 2 de: the event. ef whiten eo ‘ue all a st. testi- raised a Fa is ad cracy of automo- ¢ w esta men long ago Found in a small Dr. A. A. Maupin, a dentis . P The remaining 300 or more were saa pa by offering '| titlous removal of whisky from a continied thoroughly. . given values ranging from $3 to a t from day to day a host of | | sneer el ny the wage ne few hundred dollars. | good, used cars at prices oh eee orsign * The ‘fal e , ; en. ' just a crazy Bohemian. nt ‘was absent from the city seeking it has turned out to © a ‘funds. He asked that contributions | proposition measurable in ‘ ‘be sent to Mrs. Blake in Oklahoma millions of dollars. \ City. } ‘art auction business at Detroit. 'declined over ‘phone today of president of the The oil painting collection , o les ¢ R Bair ia ‘ Frank A &t, $2,207,667 have a one of the appraisers, is 4d Ruf in the ictures and . Dietrich, known to have assiste selection of many of his p once accompanied him to Europe when Ruf bought many paintings. At that time Dietrich was a resident of St. Louis. He now conducts an He long distance tele- to state what invest- ment by Ruf sented. Ruf bequeathed to the City Art Museum such h pictures from the col- ~Fontinued “on Page 3, ‘Cotumn e+ _—” i Paintings | his pictures repre- || ee BREAD LINES THIS WINTER PREDICTED BY JAMES EADS HOW eee eee ee Louisan, in, Kansas City Meeting, Says Coming Months Will Be Tough on Hoboes. for | Special to the Post-iispat=i. KANSAS CITY, Mo., this is going to. be a for Fads How, Louis the tra tha every Sept. 21.— “touch” winter “hoboes’’ according to James “The boys ir ‘stakes’ now, next spring.’ last night, “Our foreign : REMOVED FROM 893 BARRELS IN WAREHOUSE ‘millionaire hobo” of St. | are out making | but they're saving | penny to tide .them over the | big business slump that is bound to) come before 'clared How de- | de looks none too promising, and | t is certain to affect things. winter. How still wears the same old a, do}! nic He will be principal speaker at a. |'meeting tonight where a movement | wil ane me lar spectacles with kel-plated rims. | be launched to benefit theaged | i unemployed of Missouri. Through the Initiative and refer- endum an effort will be made to pre- |, Missouri voters two ames nts to the State Constitution, pr ~ viding old age pensions and work f | the unemployed. ‘18 By HAZLETON, Pa., ‘operations a ae } Three Pennsylvania Collieries Up Over Disagreement cently Established 8-Hour Shift. 00 EMPLOYES OF COAL We | can expect the bread lines back this | the same old | = ee OF WATER SUBSTITUTED 3960 Duncan Avenue While Govern- ment Men: Were on Duty. _——a lO - ON LY ONE BARREL FILLED | ’ i } , WITH WHISKY REMAINS —_ eee + ee MINING COMPANY STRIKE New Gauger’s Suspicions, Aroused When No on Re- the Associated Press Sept. 21.—All at the Lehigh and Wilkes which put them within reach. fo not deny yourself this . pleasure. Read the “Auto- | mobiles” columns carefully and find the car you can af- >) ford. If you have in mind < some special characteristics ) own and leave it with Tied | Whisky Was Release@ on Permit, Resulted in Discovery of Loss—New tinea of 500 Barrels Held Up. amount of the bond is forfeited when the Government demands payment, but the company its permitted to pay 25 per cent of the bond down, the remaining 75 per cent aner te Government’ has completed tts in- vestigation of the circumstanes sur- in a car. write an ad.of your ;' The Post - Dispatch: st. Louis’ Ose Big Want Directory Brooke. Twelfth and Olive Streets | agente caer, ae be ihinst ea. Si : rounding the removal of the liquor. The condition now existing at the warehouse was disclosed by an in- —— made by D. J. Norton and L. . = pha baal ie f Se 6: t

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Se A A EE A RC Se te RC SO ARE cet — — ee ee ew oo ee ES PE i esd al ee ene ee : ~~ C252: 2 : - > ee + 5 EE rg Mn ee i a a tl Se eng tiann it te al lataanint Mll ee ee ae Se ewe te —----— - a = aa ~ i nie amie ae a ee ‘FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923. ~ STLouIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JUDGE, SHERIFF AND PROSECUTOR ADMIT JOINING — ee ee —. se iuneueneiiies ae — — a ee a -_ ——-e-—— -- - 7 -_ —— — —_— oe — — -- _ ——— — “ : een ee - _ . - — — ~— = —_- -_ ~ - - en saalinae — — = s —— — —- oe eee ee ——— _ - a = » _ . _ ~ > =~ | ings may be tied up for a a. , re 1 | ee ; Pires.» Dr. Maupin testified that he had growth in membership in the past, : ] 6 able time by Htigation. dhe i L d no personal Knowledge of any WHip- | tew days.” a ton I Se rOoQ instances the eX®penses ot m German National Soc ialist Ca er pings and said that he had never He asserted that the klan is “not c ° ° will be paid from money conbe ‘ ' ~~ fattended one. going to fight back now” and would y ~ nN in the counties in which i —_ ) Discussing the kian oath in con- | leave it to the “people of Oklahoma | TO rev ent peCla eESSIO bers reside. is! , POU LO hee, V GES: OLY ail op LE% % wor, 2 , pie input bal hy e: ei mt $e | né ction “ it hy jury service. Maupin to settle the fight.” | ee ee 8 SM Lh be: Wy ee ee FY GEE (tdi, Make! eo fo ees ee ee anil : .. rorke . iin ; 2 E GHEE “UF f bi: | i ne %., SE PS Gi PASS. 2 mare the local kian ha s worked out After reading lr. Maupin s testi aS Walton. that a ma jority of the Re- NATIONAL GASOLINE J ¢. i ey a a ie be EO Gan es Fa his solution: nony, “Grand Dragon” Jewett of the 5 a | he, Foe ; . ’ One. i vote to oust him. gees ‘In case any member is = sub- Fian said: Continued ‘From Pase Pee a | publicans would a.”’ this —— tr : ” ea / “Tt must be remembered, ~ | Meeting of All Attorne sae me . fh 3 VA Be. Us fey , ta ee : i gg S; G rt 2 4 : rs" “G “s * . m te | Ua Le, =e ; Ve se ; | iv suspends him from this organiza- 3 — ee ee until evening, the proposed meeting teq and we do not know whether it'q LINCOLN, Neb,, Sept. 21.3 i ives, | ° uon and he ig not a kiansman Until | ; ' | use of Hepresentatives. |. i support the charges. Assuming | announced toda y ‘t y ia term ¢ . |Ex-Governor Ferguson Commends | °f the Hous f the lower | , pve 1 4 inf that >. that At atter he has served his term as such | Wal ‘s Policies “Certain kian members 0 : that it will, it is my opinion eral O. E. Spillman would oe waeeees GF gerer. which reinqates wll ‘House of the Legislature are Call-' .) 442 25 Democrats will yote to oust tional conference of at sem . . ; A . Sige . a > % y a Mn Lata ty LG hgia ; um. i — Py the Associated Prees. ‘ oes w- . : ary : Portion of estimony Made Me 5 re ‘ges : Bi Pee er gs Zz Wig him and he is a kiansmar. TEM PLE. Tex., Sept. 2} ... | ne ing fora ‘rump meeting of the lo -him. Thirty votes will be necessary. General at the Old Col P blic b Walton La ; a? a s he bee i Ae ba Ps Ay aa a ohat > oe psychology of the situation in oe whipping iaid a' ever been reported here it is be- | mending the latter's policies empire.’ tor. I would not vote to remove him sfuations at 19 cents a ° e . A »s % ; was awe oA os i Ay , : : 4 a i - - ‘ - : ‘ : ‘ » : a : pe . Oklahoma City Dentist Says Pe EOE te ie te sg Mee lieved the whipping of a negro den- “By all means, let me urge you [to Legislators, who deny ther & is an) tnless the evidence clearly showed lhe price was set by smal} -... > Sg yy Aen, Ar a hy. ( 7 oe ‘, y _ : i . € , ‘ , e ; F . ; . 7 = +“ ” LE ipek We ; list, referred to in Dr. A. A. Mau- stand firm on your announced deter- | klan connection in the calling of the»: guilty. I believe the Republi- snd was met by the Mag : Grand Dragon Boasted es. «. -f 4e,4 vin's testimony given out in OKia- mination to prevent a meeting Of the! ryeeting of the House, insist the GOV | ong will begimilarly guided.” leum Co. which cut tte prigp 3 That He Wielded Lash on ; re 2 if ee v here wrote. ; ‘camouflage the issue of his officia) There is considerable discussion of Whipping Victim. ; he On 5 f en Sixty-nine Legislators Said to Have J, H. HOLLINGSWORTH, CHIEF took the lead in the cal] for an im- ‘ft convenes. The system here is dif- , a Be Zi phe Signed Session Call. | By the’ Semeneee ren CLERK OF THE HOUSE, DIES klansmen, and that they will merely |; 75 contending that the tenure of Head of Veterans Bare My the Associated Preas : * pS a MMeee ; OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok.. Sept. 21. | s ' be: , . Former Missourian , : 4 — -~L_egisiators seeking the impeach- bie 7 ree house of the Oklahoma Legislature ployed at Capitol &4 Years 'eaving they would not permit the «ine die adiournment of the reguiar W ASHINGTON, Sept. i . ’ ee ee "a . : ; “ ; + ‘ _?y Y) ry)? } ¢ r “4 ‘Ss . : , ° o. . . > ; - . ” ~ ‘ ’ - : --% nent of Gov. Walton deciared today, By a Se, a a ee Starting as a Page. Governor to draw them into a Gis- cession of the House. It is held that ition of Veterans’ Bape. se : -* a oe bE geainst Gov Walton is assured, i eussion f i rhic had | «. > dnan raw Ci . \ a! ye Lower House of the Oklahoma — 20 esas! a ed last night by W. D. | Special to the Post-Dispatch use] o1 mgEerteg re ge PRN: Speaker Murray Gibbons of Purcell. ppeate is being made} egisiature will convene at noon Wh. @ vas announced | Fe «at a AM aa WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.—John | nothing to do with the real issue tO » supporter of the Governor, will not t acternit ae Wednesday to consider charges that G6: a | Mcmec, House ce W mit BRS: eee tee: os pu LOMO CONS See ee be speaker at he extraordinary ses- | /!nes to A phir: see Ass : ‘ ‘ if «D tor I 7 Port! SLi! ETN ‘ it ry . . ; : Walton has set at naught constitu- ee ‘ charge of the ih on 4 es Hf. Hollingswortn. « e ) Cwelve Republicans Big Ractor. gion. ee At Sa a he : : Mp He, Sixty-nine gisiators a “House of epresentatives, died to- ‘ith the arrangements virtually ' a day the man 90 ‘ fonal government and that if the Pe iehiy | Aaah ahi ex to the call for me Pipers. faa! Ww 200 ; eo There are no outspoken candidates ,,. nt. $5.30 for tybereniaes (yovernor interferes with the meet- pg ie Sm tached their names | ; : dav at his home in Riverdale, Md. camplete for the séssion of the House for the speakership. though amo pce gona a ' ing he “acts at his peril.” Lae Pes the convening of the House, McBee 77) 1.4 been an employe at the Cap-| Wednesday, much speculation ia be- °F ‘He SPeaKership. thous 10s , Pp ahs ; 1, me ; » led that party. I knew what I was the men were wanted for, Dr. Mau- ee nace ee had ~ en = Ww - arg I TULSA. Ok.. Sept 2 Ae. PPO cha Ss Againsteven then. it is feared the proceed- ‘livine on account 6f 1s : re 1em teil of a plan to —s when he released a portion of the “Se, od nat ' mpeachment proceedings, and as to j salaries, ~~. cent trary vall, Hugo Wesley E. Disney. Mus- ‘a , . remainder for. s ¥' : eB ie a ‘lhemistry Spectalist Denies Authen- Cavner, and District Judge G. WwW. : A 4 asaociates. ( bie mistry ! la | ned wihose vores. if the impeachment ' . ~~ ¢tane« 4 e more ’ . s¢ bkagoa! ait announie ed iI2s tha 4 ycla re | Io ml . r - e - i) oo ns onarges made by | snternational Newsreel Photograph, | or's closest legal adv 7 Associates Frese termine whether Walton will be oust- | *7sker pro-tem of the regular ses | 7 7 | mer member of the organization, 28 --== =~ Sas mace : nl G 77. , speaker and was defeated by Gib- | Documents testimony by American Consul Geén- Efforts to reach Senator Harr’ : ePcider t “if >} ) ‘ ing . thy > — — ' ‘le meae f Tey t > ; empire’ with mob violence. four other men decided that, “if |fellows riding through the streets ; » te. ,c:al Thackara in the casé involv: lasger of Enid, Republican floor r that Jack (Walton) tried to get | i iot unti first ‘ej- Letas of the alleged meéchinations of the oe Allg ee ee oS ee Ne ne ee ee rertant one. It is generally under- | q ents showi the ‘Tl Le i I : ; p me aaoeecum - Walton, as Mayor. refused to ir- Th r upin relate ow lurray F. Gibbons. Spe: ; Vs ishment to persons falling under the n . 4 } en ] gs Maup mn} elated how he mP I ‘ Hf Ss } he Was Ont of the eclity that was one reason the Kiansmen |? ga m. by the insistence ringing of | declared that tne On os ' ws , rin ular session. will be replaced. neunced today by the pa t in chemistry an igments anced that the ‘publicans wil ; : ae ‘oO He declared that “Grand Dragon" — oat t eee sor tj e Ni ne Rt It is probable a caucus will be held | raid on the home ofa . raf aure said he had examined t#@*e the position thai Walton is a i : a ll ie: ** , : . : x ™ _ , ‘ .7 - ‘ —o 2 fen 6 ar ; : f rhé thy r° a Z , F. " 4 r . ; ¥ ne sponsible for the whipping of a man | What about the meeting where |man had been accused of being ‘nti- | they took a tion. One member of the secret . an ring in new | Maupin testified that in order to wt aa ?, ' J. MeCawley Edward J. Walsh tion . ae court denied that Merriman had | ™*™D>ership,” Maupin continued. draw Jewett out he had censured the ‘*° Years each in the penitentiary 4 te , — ? apa been whipped because of his al- | “There are four degrees in this action of the whippers, whereupon for participation in the whipping of JESSE D. BURKS. Dirac? . Ce-operates with officials in promoting: Bet” Dies with the womas j order and you can progress only by ‘the latter had turned upon him an- % ‘#soner County farmer, but in fective government for St. Louls. ‘a stating that the flogging was admin- work,’’ McCarron advised, the wit- grily and said: doing so, held that the courts re- pe iatered bocause of a disparaging re. iness said, adding. “work, as he un- “T will have you understand that tained full power, including the right t i mark made by the victim about the | °°"#t°°4 !t meant crime as I under- J am the man who laid that on. I '°. &Tant habeas corpus during the Pp ea 900 wife of on kilaneman. Maupin said. | Rood it. am the party, and T knew what T existence of State-wide military ‘ eptem er 20. 1! je). oy > The witness said he had known , @UPin said that after the kian at was doing. I am the fellow who Tule. Honorable Board of Aldermen. @ woman involved since childhood | “72™°T*: Ok., sent our its squad to | held the whip and put it on his back tuling that the detention of the be 4 had proved to his own satisfac - etal a bootlegger, resulting in the 'and made him confess.”’ three Principals by the military was ( ltv of St. Louis. on that the charges against her cae ae 7 ha members of the squad | pressed for evidence, Maupin tes- neither “illegal nor unauthorized.” ! nd Merriman were unfounded. Som aoe 9 ete victim, Grant Lan- tified, Jewett said that he had “stood ‘M@ court also declared that “the, Gentlemen: After reading the testimony, Jew- eB emt Pie ae of the Okla- out there and watched her house | "eht of habeas corpus cannot be | tt maid: en gi at ‘ty organization, at night after night,” and “saw that Suspended. _He added he believed | Ordinance No. 32.616 was SG etiies prem thoes : notion was adopted to send |feliow come and go." Gev. Wallan's eréslamation of mii. | 0. 04,016 Was enacted without the approval of the Citizens’ Supervisory Committee, and the med attempts at libe] and char ® donation of $500 to the Ardmore | . ; itary rule was not justified Mayor vetoed it for this r On S ; ; , | Klan for the defense of tl len | Says Klan Tapped Wire. , : : at ‘ r this reason. n September 14th your Board re-enact d the 1i ' h er assassination is in the courts.” rete! an | , Within a few hours of the decision en ws - : enacte the ordinance over the members c rit} The witness declared he obtained | _ 7 : Mavor’s vet Met in Courtroom and harged with murder , eto. ss Church, | This a “ : a denial of the chargé from the “OT? was received from Wagoner | Dr. Maupin, in his testimony be- : pparentiy referred to the County that seven men, against | | wept | | woman, w v t \ ; the Military Court, detatied the | *!!ms of Joe Carroll, who resisted ene” con 2 nat ecapapt whom the detained trio were ex- The ordinance directs the condemnation of wh rly history of the klan in Okla. |°" *ttempt by masked raiders to ab- . 7 : at is known as the northeast rail } approacl h | sone pected to testify, had been indicted Ee Bri 3 ' railroad approach to the duct him ‘summons to appear before the “San- © 7 , ree Bridge. If this proceeding be oe os . ; ¥ oma City, testifying that within a " hedrin” as a result of his activities 0% *"® Wagoner grand jury, thurs P g ompleted, there will be a judgment against the Citv for the value Sienalsees, A ane ety! “Fig hy dyed sheeaed Lela Allin behalf of the woman. He testi- CPen!ngs the way for the release of of the land condemned which can only be paid out of bond funds man named ‘ See WK arroll’s tied ti oe the convicted men to the civil au- rovi Sones ; | ye cCarron came here from Houston. siaying were freed. Pact that ae ren paper om thorities for ¢ommitment to tha| ide for the expenditure of funds out of the recently x., to take charge early in the. Klan’s Political Activities. wire during his origina! vate a penitentiary. Sill oe the eleetio } . ovement, the witness said Maupin went a: edema ee: | e ion on the proposed bond issue, the administration pledged to the people of this Cit He came to teach anti-Catholic, | political activities of the klan ‘Leave It to People to Settle Fight.’ that none of the proceeds of thé ] PB in | . y nti-Jew and anti-fore! egy - | He sail he “put on some artil- — ao? S of the bonds would be spent without th ‘al ‘iti .- -foreign, and whip- Were you a witness to the whip- | tere’ . Klan Official Says. Cc e approval of the Citizens Supervisory © parties for fellows who dis- |ping of this man Merriman?” Maupi [lery” and confronted the “Sanhe- | py tha Absoriated Prose ) ommittee; and the Board of Aldermen approved this pledge 7 d the orders of the klan and | was me nae y%.3 ee forcing Landon to walk ahead OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 21.—A , P Fe. known to be breaking the | (Mer ] | 0 lin as a precaution. signed statement declari The ( . t 1 ; Merrima oT aring that ommittee does not usur e , ' we of the land, and tar andthe tastionoay ee nok HMentified in} “1m gothg to tell you something, Gov. Walton hag made the Ku Klux It was created f l | He: functions of your Board, nor of the executive officers of the -City. (net lle ante EEE Tae ints levacts tones [Rieti bee on Which « polition | ated Tor the purpose of supervising the expenditures of the bond funds. and | k thi egro porters and others who were. meets te Ge anything avout that!“you have set a rabbit trap here anq @nkrupt has hung the tattered ha- work relying on the pledge of the Citv Gov % = “nceraee” cs med to be justly entitled to have . t Was over with... That was /it-is- more than possibie that ‘you Pillments of grotesque failure, while & oval eo hie C , ; , h penalties fixed upon them.” about the time they had getten the! wil! catch a bear, and it is more: ™aking his last frantic bid for pub-.| pprovat of this Committee. upin testified. ee eee up to about 3000 and in /than possibic that somebody ts going lic favor,”’ was issued to the Asso- “They began to perend thet. and “sag eer: am were quite a num- | to get hurt, and I want you to know ‘ciated Press heré yesterday by N. ©. | [ts work will be useless a tty soon the kian was filled with er ellows who wanted to see thut you are going to be the first Jewett, “grand dragon” of the klan discredited if le islati | ce molepen” biwao see hapepning and they were | boy to get it.” in Oklahoma. : gi! on be The early meetings were held inal... P'S UP and reporting so| He said that he _ Jewett declared that “despite the | ' | | ar made Land: ’ . DEO tse ; , : ee. oy al hotel, in Judge Clark's court- ao lby M I af cay tate Mega insidious insult to klansmen in the We believe that the entire ( ity Government w m, the Congregational church yand Sy Air. Landon (who the/that if he observ offer of ‘protection’ if they would 48 given To do this, the ordi ' e : ( { » 7 d st . SD. I nd the old Epworth University, the. Witness said was grand cyclops then) | “I am going to cans mcg gman withdraw i\from the order, we have should be re led nance for the con ness said. anny feb, with a proposition. Hie Hesaid he was told “This is the been enjoying a record-breaking , peated. He declared that N. C. Jewett had bee wo there is a good deal of miscon.- Imperial council,” and that he T} . ' +a sgs n the “outside organizer,” and | “"°" ® 500d many things going on 1e complete responsibility far Plied “Yes, and I declare s | the preseit conditi bo - that myself no T iS Pp | idition does not ' ld the boys what to do. Smet need attending to, and as a/longer a member of : ST. LOUIS OST-DISPATCH error or misunderstanding, this matter was passed by oe eee: Bet i, through » 2) \ Maupi , crowd like us hav : : this organiza- Pies en Serenity | ince, we need o coat nance, (hese | ton. } Founded by JO9EPH, PULITZER Service without the approval of the Citizens’ one Can Of Estimate and the Board of Publie a ; : and trusted ki ody of tried) He said that at the “Sanhedrin” ~UbUsed Daily by The Pulitzer Publishing ; ' 7 SP a! of the Citizens’ Supervisory Committee, y B came rom the lips of the thi aAansmeén to take care of | gession 6 eh OEP Ee _ _ ©o., Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street | situation and avoid a violation of th ] beg sidney c@ now correct the er heeee tone ~~ ounce -oalngg Sateen oe matters in our of an Okiaheme City of Rencadl pgs: (Member Audit Bureau of Circulation.) . fi edge to the people by repealing the ordinance °o ocal organiza. |* ornoods,” he gays, ‘ , : ay y The court dismissed a petition fo: write of habeas corpus in behalf otf In effect, therefore, this ordinance does authorized bond issue. “IT never knew ernment that the bond funds would not be spent without the nd the pledge of the administration to the Citizens of St, I : Huis pill be entirely enacted for the expenditure of bond funds w r ithout its approval. ; ishes to keep faith with the people and abide by the pledge demnation of the northeast approach to the Free Bridge in\ front of him, warning the cyclops re- No. 32,616, enacted on September 14, 1923, be repealed dinances involving the expenditure of bond funds be ‘ ' - ndi ures h , , Very truly yours, Story of Merriman’s Abeuction, (‘28 worl: | entry. wit Sunday. ia: os ; - atednh’ 2222908 f\ > 4 x "A related that niherapte were Again Grant Landon referred to Never Attended Any Whippings. | money order or sr ow ote 4 | Bl REAU OF MUNICIPAL RESEARCH. it ag a klansmen’ —o sae han enlist Gov. Walton into the |h me jury. I have Grant, you don't know how Delivered »b ; | ° eard that it consi : near . vy city carrier or out-of-tow | | PAT? latter then beirg Mayor sted of 18 men;| you have been to death th f } aotere ” AUL BAKEWEI L of - ‘8 after- | Dail ly. 4 ‘ City. Walton refused to After the organization of that com. | Poon. yoniy, 50c a month: Sunday. 10¢ a coi JR mittee we b i in he said, and then: Jewest 4nd egan to hear about banda eee a ee a abe ereé as second clags "Ry “Loule” we Chairman, Governing Committee. of ho _ *. i oded men—-hooded and gowne:d c.opa’ secretary to release him under the act of March 3. 18 eee Be 3 gee , ae : , . . ~ . ° . we ib aes a | * i. Olive 6600. §Kinlosh. Central 660s. ‘Me i . wi : aoe —— oe a . a oe. ao ad ~ homa City, must have occurred els€-) | .egisiature,”’” the former Governor) >¢pnor's atatement is ah attempt to Many Mentioned for Speaker. 11 to 10 cents. as ee ween eee ‘onduct, that none of those WhO ‘>. organization of the House when SFEKS T0 CUT JNCDIT AL nner, 7 ; i * : . . P . . ° 7 yt rm My: peachment session of the House &r@ ¢a,en: trom that in Missouri, legisla- . i. , P . , of - : : , - pe ORK HOMA CITY. Ok.. Sept. 21. | bg pire. RE sake proceed in an orderly way with the .-¢iee of the speaker and other offi- Expense . a “* oA iain ex A special session of the tows! Had Been Em- session. They refused to be quoted, cers of the House expires with the By the Associated Press, tage a o* ey Pt ae the ‘those being discussed as possibilities, . 5. hospitalizatie AEE Clee se 3 5 ut # spa teat ton sd as ~~ Associated Prem. | sity aa + vn oe wy Ss HOLIDA ‘a ness Contest for Hi "7, LOUIS MAY BE - PUT ON MAIL RB , Aeronautic Chamber O sideration. The Board of Edcuation ye yoted to declare & full helida; st. Louis schools Wednesday, when the Pulitzer Trophy R sped airplanes will be flow: Louis Field—the last day of ternational air races, to be he Oct. 1, 2 and 3. The Board’ was taken at the request of Louis Air Board 80 that sche and girls may /have an OPP to see the races. Ten more days remain wu races begin, and St. Louls Fi been prepared to receive the equipment units of the Ar Navy that are now being m St. Louis. The field is in e condition and there is ample space. for all the contesting together with adequate machi facilities, From their widely scatter: tions seores of airplanes army, navy and Marine Corp flight, bound for St. Louis, preparing to take off for tl As has been told, two Marin aviators have started in two from Santo Domingo, a dist 2500 miles, and are bringing sage from the President of | minican republic to the 3 Aero Congress, which meets Louls the week ef the races pilots, Tieut. Ford O. Roger Lieut. H. D. Palmer, hopped Santo Domingo Wednesday, ¢ coming by way of Port Au Haytl; antanamo and (tr Cuba; Florida, Alabama and ” see. Flight Made Only Twice Be The flight is one which ha: made only twice before, _ those occasions by extensive | . Lieuts.. Rogers and unescorted on this flight. Through its initiative and | fight in providing and illum ' “an air terminal, St. Louls mo: ly will be the next large be placed on the afr mail. foute, according to plans now gonsideration by the Postoffi partment. This informatior "brought to St. Louls by Lut ' Bell, secretary of the Aet« Chamber of Commerce of A! which is conducting a natio survey of the demandg of b for expediting mail mover airplane. The army unit at McCook Dayton, has shipped nearly t' loads of material, rfpresen lines of aeronautical deVelopr St. Louis for Pisplay in stor at St. Louts' Field during the Will Display Exhibits Seven men, headed by | Somers of the Technical Da tion, are on their way to St to make arrangements for dis the exhibits, which include plane modets; propellers, in the 1714 foot balsa wood pr a full line of aviator clothes photographic equipment. | Ambulance airplane, Dayton- messenger plane, Sperry mes Roche giider,. two Curtiss R-¢ and Verville-Sperry speed pla sides the raeers, McCook Fi have eight other competing The Prince of Wales, no‘ renche in Canada, has been in attend the air races with hi The invitation was extended | graph by W. Frank Carter. chairman of the St. louis Air who assured the Prince that Cognito would be respected.” SHORTEST CROSS - STATE Route 2. s+. Iouls to Kans 32 Miles Leas Than Any ¢ ; Route No. 2 of the Missou lighway System. between 8! and Kansas City, via Wai Fulton. Columbla and Boon 82 miles shorter than any ot pblished route between the | *s, either by highway-or r is shown by figures given « P p Nerday by B. H. Piepmeier heer Of the highway ¢ The mileage of Row d at 246, while the shor ith ce between the two « yn. Miles, over the Wabas! ce over the Nation * St Highway is 284 mil —_* Capital Highway e has been told, there a geting of road under cont m &, and an additional 5 © awarded this fall. gy to have the cross-Stat “Y completed by December ANOTHER DOG AT WHITE BY the A . _p, WASHINGTON, Bept. 21. te n." & wire-haired terrier. | 4.°4 the lists as a candidate ‘W) as official White Houge ye eter Pan.” the ‘git of ‘Oward of a on, arrived ye *XDress an

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~ KL: Milman TeNCe : n faAken ORTH, nis crane terans fated Press A en pe tied up by Miigation. he” efpenses fron) money ties in which ¢ Ny a ‘Onsider. My In severa: of members conti iduted hese Merny. Oo ere ee GASOLINE CONFERENGS HW Attorneys. alled for Oct. lated Pres. - Ni b., Sept. todiay that General tg } . l, I]t Was Attorney.Gey alla ne. % ness Contest for Honors, of all Attorn the Old ('plony Y - se, 16 © nationa! rasoline Club iy: “ | to In. é: a Oct. 3. ' situa. sue Pst LOUIS MAY BE. = Ea POS. ol CONTE Tenece Mm 8 Attorneys-Ge orth a 4 PUT ON MAIL ROUTE 10 Cents in ted l'resa. Texas City, ° ere aise Cae oi: a Says Postoffice Depart- (ge ts on ‘teger a ment Has Plan Under Con- pile po he 4 ‘ ; 7 tit | Petre. gderation. [== ae selling 10 cente TAS Set tp , fbr the Magn hich cut CUT HOSPITAL COSTS voted to declare a full heliday for pe, apense Records. jated’ I’rees TON, Sept Ineper hospital al and supplies of Milan Woman. woman name! home of a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 893 Barrels of Whisky Illegally Taken RPLANE RABE Taken to Permit School Children to Wit- | Sa vase'n catatah cate 4) . WY OF PED soir te ae eS gs en PR Fe JACK DANIEL hah PRAISERS LIST gt The Board of Edcuation yesterday | ART COLLECTION OF RUF AT $47,819 st. Louls echools Wednesday, Oct. 3, Continued From Page One. Incpects } = the Pulitzer Trophy Race for/iection as it might choose after ; St. Mrs. Ruf had taken what she de- sped lanes will be flown, at 5 u omit last day of the in-| sired. The Art Museum has fiot as anal air races, to be held there, yet been asked to make its selec- Oct. 1,2 and 3. The Board's action ton. was taken at the request of the St. Oriental Rugs in Estate. ing miade Director Louis Air Board so that school boys The estate includes a collection of termine how they can be 2 and girls may /have an opportunity about 300 Oriental rugs which are t present, costs $6.78 to see the races. appraised - $25,678. Other person- Man tor hos piti! Ten more days remain until the al property consists of notes amount- 6.30 for tubercular traa}- races begin, and St. Louis Field has ing to $239,919 Aes accounts $232 05 $3.73 for neuropsychia- been prepared to receive the various | igh cents ervempe ts: . ha par value of ita lization hiftyathree ' equipment units of the Army and 9463535, ponds $242.666; cash, $47,- ry dollar i* expended fu- Navy that are now being moved to yes-5S — aasete of Gogbttul rng 7 cents for cents St. Louis. The field is in excellent. $23. Ruf owned 1200 shares of tine | condition and there is ample hangar | stock of the Mercantile Trust Co., for such fivel, 1B space for all the contesting planes, | Shown at the part value of $100 a nt. together with adequate machine shop | Share; 75 shares of porepes- vander- Rinnai facilities, voort & Barney Dry Goods Co., and From their widely scattered sta- | 1°50 shares of Antikamnia Co., CISTI ORGANIZATION tions scores of airplanes of the $125,000 par aor | army, navy and Marine Corps are In Sixteen parcels of realty are eeeeres i flight, bound fer St. Louis, or are show: This censists of property preparing to take off for this city. 825 lI.ocust street, appraised. at As has been told. two Marine Corps $161.500: 817 Locust. $107.500: 2101- Bept. repealed funds be OIMMittec. i, ‘ommittee. OVvissr #i6s , . 7 Lieutsa. Rogers and Palmer ‘the estate was left in trust of the unescorted on this flight. Mercantile Trust Co. for the benefit nd fore- 7 ‘ Through its initiative an of Ruf’s widow, Mrs. Aipha E. Ruf. tin providing and iiluminatirs At her death, !t goes to charity. air terminal, St. Louis most like- chiefly @ Gt Ledis GaRdren’s Hoe. ' will be the next large city to eae placed on the air mail service pera fute, according to plans now under “Prsideration by the Postoftice Pe | POLICEMAN ACCUSED BECAUSE 4 ent. This information was | [Bought to St. Louls by Luther E OF FRIENDSHIP WITH WOMAN Bell. secretary of the Aeronautic a al Camber of Commerce of America. | hich in conducting a nation-wide Her EF rmer Uusband and Children business Are Complainants Against Patrol - man Guenther. ; @irrey of the demands of fr expediting mail movement b) airplane. Charges of unbeeoming conduct The army unit at McCook Field, leaving the city without permissica ads of material, r@presenting alli wren the Police Boare against Pa- fines of aeronautical development t9 | + poi man Herman Guenther of tbr? SS. Louis Field during the races. 5. ¢, adship for Mrs. Pearl Irene - ~ la 4 . - oy Seven men, headed a s —rs y i'Twen‘y-fifth street. East St. Lou.s Som . lata Sec-| ere of the Technica! ata 'The charges are based on affidavits » ai hi 2h air- i _ os which > aotngs 3 sabes » tractor and two of his children 4 . e - } ic ‘ r) ; » ate oo. henge om srapaiier Guenther, in a written report, ad _ the 17 oot balsa woo ' cog ¢ mits that he has been friendly with * full line of aviator clothes. aerial! ; photographic quipment the T-2 Mrs. k.rnes for several months, a1 e 1e7 ; - om . . lat » frequently visited her wii ambulance airplane, Dayton-Wright that he Frequentl; ih _/iou. ottaining permission from tna>? messenger plane. Sperry messenge 0) 3 ites ett. 7 ; oice oar » [eA » > Ce Roche glider. two Curtiss R-6 racers tu | : @ his civilicn ? ~ , Xpiainse e presence oO l civi : and Vervilie-Sperry speed plane. Be- “*?? I es : ie she be'onged to a pressing club ara have eight other competin planes. : ca permitted him to take advantage of The Prince of Wales, now on a Tenche in Canada has been invited to |Te@uced rates for keeping his clota attend the air races with his staff. |'"® 17 condition > { The invitation was extended by tele- The charge 0! megiect of du Sanh by W. Frank Carter, general ,87OWS Out of an incident of Aug. 25, chairman of the Rt T.ouis Air Board, | nen ‘t is alleged by Greorge Barnes Who assured the eines that his se r, Patrolman Guenther, while ria- Cognito would t ing witis Mrs. ed. | 3 er her automobile, stopyed a fight bre Neat if, it ts charged, and later os Route 2, gs; Louls to Kansas City, told Mrs. Barnes that if he had ar- Less Than Any Other. rested them he would have had to, Route No. 2 of the Missouri! State jremaii on duty to make out a re Way System, betw St. Louis | port. agernw City ‘via Warrenton * - — um d fille, is} Biles name's, ane Boonville. '* STREET RAILWAY MEN MEET ed route between the two cit- i ' Gather From Six States to Discusss M tither by hij “ailrog Yy highway-or railroad , . shown by a ; | Motor 'Pansport Competition. yY figures given out ves- Be the Abcociated Prone ts y by B. H Piepmeier, chief ' KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2! Prob- a4 r of the highway coOmmis- | lems arising from motor transporta- The mileage of Route 2 Ii" \ tion competition, which have as- at 246. while th- shortest ral! , «sumed grave proportions for street ce between the two cities is railway companies and interurban miles, over the Wabash. The | lines, were discussed at the quarter- 3 H over the National Old |}, meeting of the Midwest Electric — ee is 284 miles and Railway Association here yesterday. Bille pital Highway is -34 1 The association comprises electric v . AB has ‘railway executives In Missouri. Kan- ik sre see sas, Oklahoma, Nebraska Colorado ; : of road under contract on land Arkansas. ot and an additional 50 miles No opposition was expressed to awarded fe have the cross-State high- |. though speakers said these undoubt- mpleted by December. 1924 edly aided competitors Motor Bay | — | those of the railroads and has proved - Ameociate 4 Press to be cheaper. ) % ASHINGTON. Sept. 21.—"Peter | Me re haired terrier, has en-| Mrs, Isabel C. Haskell Dead. the lists as a candidate for the By the Associated Press of Roston, arrived yesterday ;ry J. Haskell of the Kansas City and immediately was un- Star. died at her home here today direction of Mrs. Coolidge. ‘in Burlington, Ia., Sept. 5, A875. | ~ ~ . . Ne, 5 BONDED WAREHOUSE AT 3960 DUNCAN AVENUE. ‘BUSCH LINE AGENT . REFUSES TO ANSWER © GRAND JURY QUESTION | \Campbell for the defense where he. ‘WHISKY REMOVED FROM 893 BARRELS WAREHOUSE (Continued From Page One. of the whisky fontinued From Page One. The warehouse of Garrett Union, boulevard person was pres- armed men, who bound and gagged the watchman early im the morning —— Committee Demanded Name. mempers of the Public Utili-! tectives Hoagland was informed that another robbery was likely to ocetur shotild be revealed before any action reporting out Collector Hellimnich, police guard, is now in charge of the | sult the bill never came out CABINET AGAIN TAKES UP eh hare ie AGRICULTURAL SITUATION ing Recurrence of Existing Con- ditions Suggested. WASHINGTON ~- VEILED PROPHET DECORATIONS TO BE EXTENDED THIS YEAR Streets Between Twelfth and Fourth Parallelogram Brilliant Color. ——_— oe -— ‘ . - each receive $500. The residue of |! Agriculture are mak- AUTO HITS POLE: 4 MEN KILLED ° (‘Two Others Injured Seriously § at = | ler Oa ate 3oulevard plaza for dancing Dayton, has shipped nearly two Caf-jang neglect of duty, have been filed. pele ® Lotis for Pisplay in stores and | carr Street District, as a result of Will Display Exhibits. Barnes. a divorcee, of 725 Nortal len - fav St. Louis ' ) Mion, are on their way to P J ° ,.of Mre Sarnes former husban., ma r splay of)... oe make arrangements fo op oy George | farnes, a building con- kept open and This is to enable ' asian r Worsted Mills on 4-Day Schedule. From This Plant TESTIMONY FOR | DEFENSE HEARD AT WARD. TRIAL New Rochelle Police Chief: Questioned About Identifi- cation of Revolver, Said to Have -Been Peters’. Iiv the Associated Presse WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.,. Sept. 21. —Counse] for the defense in the |trial of Walter S. Ward, charged | with the murder of Clarence Peters, today further interrogated Franic Cedy, New Rochelle Chief of Police, who testified vesterday that a revol- ver identified by Ward as one with ‘which Peters threatened to kil] him looked very much like a revolver which Cody gave Ward shortly be-| fore the killing. (ody was asked by Attorney had obtained the pistol he gave to Ward He said he took it from a | safe in which there were a number of old pistols. The witness said he had never seen the pistol before and admitted he had never had an op- portunity to become familiar with its appearance. He testified that before he took the stand yesterday Deputy Attor- nev-General Chambers, who is con- ducting the prosecution, had asked? ‘him if he could not make his identt!- fication of the pistol more positive. Unable to Trace Number. Chief Cody said he had made every effort to trace the number and | source of the gun he had given Ward but without success Coroner Edward F. Fitzgerald. the next witness, testified that he had talked.to Ward on the day he had surrendered “IT said, ‘You are lucky they didn't get. you,’ he testified. “and Ward replied, ‘Yes, and [| might not be so lucky later on.” At this point the defense jntro- duced as an exhibit a copy of the statement in Wards behalf given to the Sheriff after the shooting Sheriff Werner then took the Stand and repeated Ward's descrip- tion of the killing of Peters, as At- torney Campbell had told it to him in his home in the presence of Ward and others shortly after the slaving. * Meeting Described. The witness said Campbell! de- scribed a meeting between Ward and three men described as Chariie Ross. Jack Rogers and Pete ( Peters) on the White Plains road on the! night of the slaving The three men | were in a large automobile and Ward was in his coupe ‘Pete’’ got} into the small car with Ward and, drawing a pisto!. commanded him to Crive on, according to the story. The big car followed When they reached the spot where Peters’ body was later found Ward, still covered, was ordered to get oyt While “Pete was opening the door, Ward reached for his re- voiver and “Pete” responded by fix ing at him, the bullet passing through the open window of Ward's car Ward then reached out grabbed the hand in which ‘* Pete” held his gun and shot him The other two men fired at Warg and drove away Ward returned the shots of the other men and thought he hit one of them, his story re- lated Ward picked up Peters’ gun before he left the spot, he said Sheriff Werner said he later had 'a conversation with Ward in which Ward referred to the men he had met on the night of the shooting 4s bliackmailersa and said he hag met them in Rye several nights previ-— ously The witness said tbe gun which Ward had given him as the, one used by Peters had one exploded cartridge in it and that the other | ‘chambers were full. Werner said he! had not suspected Ward before he '! | MILES ON AUTO TRIP Kiel of St. Louis. and her eister-in- law, Mrs. Elizabeth Hackman, in Details of an alleged murder were Chicago, ended all but the last lap | received this week at Bolivar. Polk of a record-breaking automobile County, Mo.. bv Carl lL. Crocker. touring trip today. , traveled more than 11.000 miles in an automobile in 10 weeks By way} of Chicago they visited St. Portland, Seattle. Vancouver and then went down the Pacific Coast to | * San Francisco, Los Angeles and Tia , Usage River near Osceola, Mo. 'Juana, Mexico. Recause of the .ex- | Nothing was known of the case cellent roads traversed they re-/| until this week. Miller is being held turned the same wavy. This isa paved |4t Osceola on a charge of first de- road extending virtually all the way | gree murder, according to Attorney from San Diewro to Seattle. (rocker. l.ee Shaffer is being held ccnsternation attorneys 'when he suddenly called to the wit- Sel othe defense wart"? |NO FURTHER NEWS OF The two attorneys had been par- | 4000 REPORTED MISSING ticularly warm over the questioning cf Lieut. Eugene C. Roberts of the | State Police, who produced the | Dispatches From Tottonri, Japan, /@émpty shell discharged from the pis- Tell Only of Loss of 500 Houses tol Ward used in killin Peters. | —_———— ‘reports as to the whereabouts of ‘Charlie Ross’ and “Jack Rogers but Cunningham for a warrant later is- sired by Judge Bleakely for the ar-, The defense attorney concéded the rest of “Louis and Russell. some-/ Pistol bore an identical number to times known as Ross and Jack.” | One® mentioned in the réceipt and Armed with this warrant he made a | S4!4 that if the Sheriff would iden- search for the men but could not tify the weapon he would also. rie find anv one who had ever heard of @nSwered similarly apout another them, the Sheriff said weapon and a box of cartridges pre- argument the Deputy Attorneyv-Gen- eral directed that Campbell take the i'witness stand. Defense attorneys were visibly perplexed, (‘ampbell siggested that .instead he eonfer | iwith the prosecution after court ad- | ! journed The prosecutor refused he was easily led, declared Hardy. and he added that he never had questions, saving he had heen at at- torney for 20 years and that he en- | oF mention “Jack Rogers” or “Char- | tered the Ward case after the de-, lie Ross,” the two men averred by ‘fendant had consulted his law part- | the prosecution to have been his ac- ner complices in the alleged blackmail ‘ MRS. KIEL TRAVELS RS. KIEL TRAVELS YOITH CAYS HE SAW BARBER STABBED BY ~ HIS FATHER MURDERED. Mayor in Chicago to Accom-. pany Wife Home on Last S 1 VV “cused | Lap of Her Journey. | tepfather, Whom He Accused | | of Crime, Now in Jail at Special to the Post-Dispatch. Osceola, Mo. CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—-Arrival of Mrs. Henry W. Kiel, wife of Mayor | #¥ the Associated Press SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Sept. 21.— Mik Steel aaa wa sister-in-law | Tosecuting Attorney of Polk Coun- \ty, from Lee Shaffer, 16 years old, |who charges that Fred Miller, 59, Paul, | Killed his father Link Shaffer, 65 The alleged killing occurred. about ‘Feb. 1 last. on a bridge over the Mayor Kiel came to Chicago Tues- in jall at Bolivar and Mrs. Miller. dav to meet the tourists. The rain the youth's mother. and also the and weather conditions, however, | wife of Fred Miller is being held at prevented their arrival on schedule the county farm near Bolivar. time Mayor Kiel will motor Aack | Both Miller and his wife deny te St. Louis with them. They will | knowledge of the murder. YounYx | Start for St. Louis tomorrow. Shaffer claims that he saw Miller —————————————— es , ——- = — - — Defense Attorney on Stand... |tYing a rock around the old man’s Deputy Attorney-General James fran Mrs. Miller was formerly O’Neii late yesterday threw into j- ‘ ‘eceived | Ww : Phe Sheriff said he had received | ment implicating Ward in the death }of Peters. He identified a carbon | COpy. eo iad been unable to vena them He | r : said Ward had on one occasion gone Pistol Examined. io New York City with him to search | O'Neil then sirode to the stand ra man believed to have been one | 4roun@ which were grouped the (of Peters’ companions prosecuting attorneys. He lifted a Attorney Campbell then introduced ; '0M&® black automatic pistol from the in application made by James J, t#ble and handed the weapon to Campbell sented in evidence by O'Neil. Then in the midst of the renewed | omperdts oe the day Attorney Camp- ! hell examined Ear! N Hardy, ' Peters’ uncle, who identified the slain man’s body in tne White Plains morgue several days after it had i been found. Peters was not weak-willed but Defense Lawyers Perplexed. Campbell! slowly answered O'Neil's known the boy to gamble or drink Campbell was unable to produce a | plot Peters, he said, ‘“‘was inclined |} Kil his father. Miller is alleged to | have struck the old man _ on the'| ‘surrendered ang had obtained no head with an ax and thenthrew the ‘\clew to the identity of the! slayer. body in the Osage River after first | ‘jury. ‘oan @ FELLOW WORKER, Dit ‘Habit of “Cussin’ to Mysetf” Caused Quarrel, Says As- sailant, Rearrested. A habit of Thomas Kobeck. 24 % - - . . - veurs old, a #arber tiving at 1 Missouri avenue, of ‘cussing’ to myself.” provoked a quarrel Wedneg, day in which he fatally stabbed Mos _ris Greenberg. 21. of 30937 North Sarah street, a fajiow employe in a barber shop in the Century Building. Kobeck told police today. Green berg died early today at the city hospital, blood transfusion yesterday failing to save his life - Kobeck, who had been released o > bond, was rearrested. He told pa: licemen there had been a slight al- tercation between Greenberg and ‘himself in ghe shop thas morning cver the di’tribution of towels ly CLreenberg tie continued his work? Koceck said, “ ‘Cussing’ to himself in an undertone. as was his habit. A few minutes later Greenberg met him in the lobby, Kobeck said, and accused Kobeck of cursing him. Ke- beck stabbed Greenberg with «a pocket Knife, he asserted, when Greenberg put his hand in his jacket pocKert, In a statement to Baw police Greenberg asserted Kobeck “invited him out” of the shop and stabbed him. Blood used in the transfusion yes- ‘terday was supplied by Greenberg, mother-in-law, Mrs. Mollie Speeton, with whom Greenberg and his wife lived. ,* MALICIOUS PROSECUTION CHARGE Man Sues Centralia (1l.) Jeweler for $50,000 Damages, | Suit for $50,000 damages, alleging malicious prosecution, was filed in 'Cireuit Court today by Joseph Wo'f ‘against Ulysses C. Weinstock, a jew eler of Centralia, Ill... who is alleged to have caused the arrest of Wolf here on Sept. 2, last, on a charge 6f ‘ ~_ ,embezzlement. ‘$40,000 Mentioned. population, is situated in the valley | Harry F. Russell, attorney for , Wolf, sald the latter and Weinstock were business partners in Centralfa ‘and disagreed last August. Wolf de- 7 defense attorneys turned over to the | tioned, I believe. he replied Sheriff manding an accounting. Wolf came ito St. Louis, he said, with $4000 t& | fewelry as his share of the business ‘and the store records. The jewelry was turned over to the Sheriff re- ‘cently on an attachment suit and Wolf was arrested. In the pdtition Wolf charges he was held in jail for ‘several hours; had to pay to get @ $5000 bond, and that Ne haw been anxious to angwer the charge in court, but that two continuances have bean granted through allege# ‘delays by Weinstock. The case now iis set for Sept. 29. “4 CHARGE HAZING CAUSED SUICIDE By tte Assn med Prat e . RUSHVILLE, Ind.. Sept. #1. County authorities and school offi. ‘‘als of New Salem. near here, today ;were conducting investigations Inte the hazing of Vernon A. Walke, 16- lyenar-old hich school student of that riace, who killed himeelf aa a result, his parents assert, of brooding over treatment he received. ‘ Slayer Freed by dury. Lae ~ Fry he Associated Prese ; NEW MADRID, Mo., Sept. 21.— |W. W. Carr, a school teacher, «of ‘Henderson Mound, who shot Ras | Woodward, ‘on Dee. 17. 1922, wee ifreed in (Ctreuit Court here tod receipt for the two pistols and box;to argue but he was not quarre}- ‘after deliberation of 18 hours by ,of cartridges that he and the other | some.” ~~ Sides the raters. McCook Field wil] (Clothes in her home by saying (Rat! won aqute today for Milis Corporation's and upholstery for automobiles SPECIA LADIES’ WRIST WATCH We are «selling for the next 10 day« Barnes and her son in| tween two men on the Twentiet’, ‘T ) SHORTEST CROSS - STATE ROAD street viaduct He told the men 10° the manufacturer. ON CREDIT $1985 or VYonthiy Parmenta. this fal! It 18 extension of surfaced roads, al- | Diamonds truck service, they aggetied, has been | rh DOG AT WHITE HOUSE estaniisnea on schedules similar to_ ing of all kinds ne, official White Houge dog. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 21.—, Pan.” the gift of A. G.iMrs Isabel C. Haskell, wife of Hen- | ' taken to the White House jafter a long illness. She was born | Sec 316 N. SIXTH SFREET ee os ee TS LEE OLLIE: TO TT Ate ER NR RE RR ee NI ee a EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE FOR DOBBS IN ST. LOUIS Introducing— . DOBBS HATS To the men of St. Louis who want the smartest in style and the best in qual- ity, we present these well- known hats $7 and upward Wolffs - Northwest Corner Broadway and Washington ' ‘ £, . ¢y : a ey , . te ea oe Be : ip ~— - J e ~~ ” ~ eS Mel tow eda agate "i : - "> ae eee ae ae ee es CR ea. Me aE LE of tees Pe a a y oe OSS aa

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1 ' f, ; ; / ; ombined. 4 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times C nies Sain RoR a Hh a Coen errr cat vi, viel Tuna inci MUR KA nUA UNMRA, tuis M ERO " oq me ee at Ae iT A ih | nee RR i i See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5,6 and 7 oe | gErT . a - Sheath ash age’? ¥ ' a Satie tie : init ST mene ob PUM. that note Phebe aces 6006 F He” ~—_ 4: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH has : oof “i ; i) | Lp haa Hin sts aa ; *) en gf ee Oe et ee en Bs o : vy Lu Tey tty ae } a lM pit! id Hy i anee tit eat Me H int ait i Pd bial ee tpegh Pel Cab TT} PR abs Tilonmta lias Lehane 101 S06: Lgl RAMMh a, chad doh dd os 00) has be Paeghld bial Odbbad dab tad dial? i uel dduadS tat ——_ é ea nan ee A LL A OE A “The STIX. BAER & FULLER] SA SARY SALE Late Shoppers in the Anniversary i “ Boys 2-Trouser Suits Hair Bandeaux | Speciola Hair Nets ‘ Special for Anniversary At 95 C | 1 L S 922 At Special Introductory Price for Anniversary 4 3 Yard | oor a B=» sure and see these c C. Ae Suits as they offer a truly f ' nee atti. es ) : Cs D remarkable value. Note their | eee , | vA STIX, spain a FUL- 4 LER are St. Louis excellent tailoring — clever : | styling—attractive colorings A SPECIAL Anniversary | FJHOUBLE-MESH human | VERY attractive Stationery agents for this fine quality Gingham with the special werd. amggedan po age a ae Prey the | Raye ne Sharm and ae SS in cabinets containing 18 popular demand this Winter for | styles, in all colors except white | ‘ti “ ” finish, which on , a ad fell sat. costume Bandeaux, and presents and gray. They are hand woven | steele “STetNs paper: 55: Ee ee, rfect color on nan pli beautiful imported ones at this of best sterilized human hair— | , gives it a pe Sizes 7 to low price. double strength (limit 2 dozen). | match. White and tints. range and enables fre- (Trimming Dept.—Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) que nt laundering. 35 inches wide. White Rose Childr en's Shoes in the Anniver Sal y Sale Light Copen Dark Copen Tan Green S ° 19 Pink King Blue Have watch pockets and belt At . ) Pair straps. Yellow Red Thrift nd Fourth F , ' ; : : : (FER Ave. and Pourtn wywer . THE Anniversary Sale brings a singular opportunity Lavender Brown for mothers to supply the children’s school shoe needs at Tom Sawyer Blouses Peach Navy h 2 ger peng a In oe group are sturdy and —— Gray Black . shoes of tan and smoked pearl with stitched-down, flexible, Important Anniversary Values s Ar O0)c (Second Floor.) sewed soles. Nature-shape lasts, in sizes 5 to 8 and 814 to r1. A NOTABLE offering ‘Main Floor.) including a selection of Women's New Fall Footwear q a well-made ‘Blouses of In the Anniversary Sale Displays the Newest Modes iy attractive striped — mi | i =F ‘sl che patterns—guarantee . : ‘> fast color. Most of them have in : ) 3 H° RIZONTAL Ny ’ polo collars andFrench cuffs. Panel Mirrors of @f 4 tique gold or silver. : «Thrift Ave. and Fourth Floor.) with miter cut plate mite ae ror. 398 + 19.95 At 95” Buffet Mirror in dull g Id and blue or polychrome frame) with miter cut plate os = —— ic A -- — _ . a — - - = oe Sale Will Find Important Values Stem Switches “Tommy Tucker’ ~— Gingham “3 5 ee a aes eC Se rer Ow ——— « Stationery ———— | ys HREE separate Stem | Switches, 24 inches long, made of natural wavy hair, of- - fered at this special Anniversary edge cards and 36 envelopes to | price. Allround Transformations, $2.71 (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) = : — sn —— — - -_ — - — e — = — = = - —_ — . a = — ——— - ene et — emt a ele ili. ls. sili. li aw CE, le again i yee al Ney a st Ne ae ln eal ance ES ail aT; . in = PRP de (cn a tne el ey gee o - = > — —— _ = - SE _ — in i —_ ~_ 7 - 7 z > = » 4 _— _ = —— = — 7 —_ én ae — ~~ a - ‘ > 8. (Fourth, Floor.) Wool Knickers At $1.59 Boys’ lined wool Knickers of dark mixture materials that will give splendid wear. Decorative Mirrors — Values of Merit for Anniversary - ( | BEAUTIFUL Petticc S$ 953 | = Fair, tricot and At ] / totaal ‘ @ straightline and pleatec come in solid colors, o of contrasting colors. the new Fall shades. 7 4 * addition to Red Cross Shoes are included many fancy styles in pumps of black satin, brown, beige or black suede, and patent leather. Made with stage lasts and Spanish or Cuban heels. The Shoes are ot ‘high quality and display ex- iii pert workmanship. All sizes \Z s a in a splendid assortment of styles. , INE LINENS Presented at Remarkably Low Prices in the Anniversary Sale Silver-Plated Rosaryat 89¢ A 1 O slnpectengsnaall oy : . ey ‘ N ideal model f i . Silver- ; i 3 Visitors to our store this week have all exclaimed over the exquisite pieces vel-plated podng ie oo with chun ‘ond Ha “Cm fg ver-plated Mesh Bag, i : y ey distincitve styles, is an / of Madeira, Italian filet, and damask table linens, offered at a price that ie tional val greatly augments the appeal of their innate beauty. The bride and house- ick = pte P | Pray _ Books, Bare aa 08 . . ty vy- | s h ine 7 wite seeking table appointments ot rare beauty g* a minimum cost will find witli: Shiney enesas aan Guam | structions and prayers, and illus fo fl : these Anniversary offerings highly gratifying. medal. Decade beads are capped. | hingug ss, Picture. -_ _ Earrings binding with design in a a | Warranted for 5 years. aes. 4 ; , Pattern Tablecloths Jewel Cloth Spreads De At wy, and $3 THIs sale offering gains im. e S aN nee ra n portance with the fact that 9 | it includes hundreds of Red Cross Shoes — Oxfords and strap pumps with Cuban heels and Goodyear welt-sewed soles. Seldom is it possible to secure Red Cross Shoes at a price so '§. Princess Slips, $1 - A very good Anniversar ue is featured ir black, na‘ _ brown Princess Slips, ma imported satinay of an exc grade. . Finished with shoulders. Sizes 36 to 44. Boys’ Raynster Raincoats, $2.79 Serviceable Raincoats, of good grade black rubber, with reinforced fasteners. Guaran- = . teed not to crack, peel or wet » through. Sizes 6 to 18. Hats to match, 59C (Fourth Floor.) at $21.95 Electric Sconce i Bf, - panel shape, attractively “4 signed and fitted with miter” cut plate Mirror. a | (Fifth Fleer) { ' . _—— Boys’ Leather Tams, $1.00 : wa Fashioned of leather and well made i rier a low. \ Co eee Mats for bere offer enledo sade in popular tam shapes these = Soe. Boys’ Fall Caps, 60c Made in oge-piece style with plaited back—canvas unbreakab! visors. They come in @ variety of attracti cakabic are strongly lined. y active Fall mixtures. All 3 , A x toh Pe ® 4Pa vw & « re . oh She! ea - . ae " ey 4 4 ‘, ° © | . r ees oi” ; ‘8: ' r “ ais ee oe Fs eae Tp \ pies re sith) :. . . Mesh Bags (Main Floor.) aed ROSARIES — ~ Pre Specially Priced for Anniversary Selling 4 (Thrift Ave. and Fourth Floor.) Johnson’s Skating Outfit An Anniversary Special At Bf2 THESE are the well-known Nestor- Johnson “North Star” Hockey and cone Skates for men, women and chil- ren. They are the lightest weight, tubular Aluminum Skates made, and are offered complete with Johnson's Patented Skating Shoes at this price in the Anniversary Sale. (Fourth Floor.) a if Ee oy ie 4 “ _ By > Le a — stamped . Gilt Linen Huck Towels “Coeer Shop—Secual Boycycles yee At $8.90 At 39c VY VY BLEACHED Damask Tablecloths A belated Anniversary shipment Each Towel is neatly hemstitched fe a > of a heavy quality, very closely has just arrived, bringing 200 of and w ; ° bour Columbia Make woven, in attractive floral designs. these beautiful Spreads to sell at a der. Mode’ of tee eae al ibrary ( locks "THESE Velocipedes come in four uck. ize The Cloths measure 2x2 yards, and special price. Made of fine jewel 18x32 inches different sizes, all constructed with 5 95 At Sale Price of / toh PARIS importatio ut) euholar ¢ op Bree Re are priced special for Anniversary. cloth, trimmed with filet medallions ull tubular cer hry aur aes ered, Linen Tablecloths and wide lace edge in filet pattern. —— oo , alr i: [WO HUNDRED mahogany-finish | ie q. two Clocks are offered at this special ie : at For full-size beds At 3.95 ~ : . . lt lal del al Lovely ates. of fine bleach. Filet and Cutwork Doilies just one hundred pairs of linen in diameter. Engine, tender and two ed linen damask, with a satin finish, At $2.50 Pillowcases in this exceptional of- fering. They are regulation size aia’ end qommeeee Gaee rohan hae age a ’ ’ ral gong that chi hour and half heer,” Sovacnl pales Sven coaches. — ; . a woven in floral designs. They are A special group of 360 Doilies, of Undressed Dolls, $2.98 y made of fine round-thread linen, which to choose. Guaranteed. of a heavy quality, in size 2x3 yards. fine linen, elaborately trimmed with . A 26-inch Doll, with lovely bisque head, sleeping eyes, and curly Only one will be sold to a customer. real filet medallions, Italian cut- a hemstitched. An unusual Value. (Main Floor.) An wi y attractive feature. fice Dissionary, wig. (Toy Dept.—Fifth Floor.) Book Offerings Are an Interesting Anniversary Feature Girl Graduate Book At $2.75 | A RECORD Book design- ed and illustrated by Louis Perritt. 190 pages for programs and autographs. Bound in ooze leather. Same book bound in fancy particloth, * $1.10 Bibles, $1.95 Red Letter edition of the ames version. Sédf-pro,; mouncing and containing helps and references. Flexible leather with overlapping edge. Webster's Dictionary a At 45¢ The new 1923 School and Of- containing have recently come Late, use. 500 paged bt | binding cover. dat Ses - » ez fi * ~~ > - “4 oe 3 . ate - eee Gh eecr . Bm i 33 » een md « Pet . | White House Cook Book i At 95c¢ A comprehensive Book con.- taining recipes, menus and rules of table etiquette. Book of Etiquette, $1.49 By Lillian Eichler; original subscription edition. Two vol- umes, cloth binding. Very spe- cially priced. Harvard Classics, $62.50 The five-foot shelf of Books edited by Charles W. Eliot, LL. D., complete in 50 volumes. cloth binding. Quantity limited. Recipes—My Friends’ and My Own A blank book, size 7x9 inches, designed and _ illustrated by Louise Perritt. Indexed with title heads. Priced $r.re (Becond Fleor ) Oa ea me _) Madeira Napkins At $4.95 Dozen For the last day of Anniversary selling we offer 400 dozen of these beautiful Madeira Napkins at an ex- tremely low price. Hand embroid- ered in eyelet designs, and hand scalloped on fine linen. Size 13x13 = . + —_+ 7 ——_- Toate Ianto laatheatladlhaek hadi, beh Ee dd i EP > Ee | mm work, hand embroidering and filet lace edge. Large size—10x16 inches. Dinner Napkins $4.95 and $5.95 Dozen Large Napkins of fine bleachet linen damask, in floral designs that are most attractive. Size 22x22 inches, | ea MOOR awa | - —_——— —— Sa Vi Veta vc wir VI IIIT I Wa aKa S7> 7, ¥ Fe IF he ~— Pattern Tablecloths $4.95 and $5.95 : Beautiful Tablecloths of bleached linen satin damask>closely woven in effective floral designs. 2. yards wide and 2'3 yards long. Priced low for Anniversary (‘Second Floor ) ° _ = -,* —_ i a ee ees ’ box, id het 4s vin Pet in Rad ) it? 3 Toilet Articles | ™ Rubber Bath Sponge dozen, Graham's Olive Cream Soap, cake, 78 Large Size ” C \ a 7 Liow Castile Soap, large bar, Palmolive ttle, 24c Cato Antipyorrhea Palmolive * Bath Soap, cak Peet Brothers’ Pozzoni’s Complexion Pow- der, box 33¢ Elcaya Cold Cream, jar, 237c¢ Dora Imported Face Powder, 29c Tooth Brushes, adults’ pn youths’ size, 12Yec Velour Powder Puff, sc | Paste, tube. Combination Velour and Chamois Puff, Ys Teen SAAD Nee tea a ane a TTS gt os PT a Liquid Shampoo, | | Tooth © Paste, tube, 25c | e, Elcaya Complexion Toilet W nouvelle, Miro-Dena odors: rose _ trope bteu, or fleur ct 6c; dozen, 70Cc te 3 Creme Oil | Soap, cake, sc; dozen, 59C Hughes’ Ideal Hair | double bristle, a Lournay Ille d’Amour TO ater, ‘ey ay Jergen’s Bath Tablets, | ed odors, cake, 6c; dozen, 1 Amolin Deodorant Pe réc ang Lambert's Listerine © : Elcaya Compact (Thrift Avense— ne i’ ¥ . “A a ” > . ak ‘io eis "eee or Pek: ln i IR 5s i Sa ee vy ha”? t _ 7 _ on J : a bias” 3 Secale ——— io ae nt “ooea ee, ae eet Re es , oe aes “yee aia “a * Costume. Leathe An Offering in Mar $4: TO Present Bags of , time to gatisfy the n of New York's torent | made for Afiniversary se! . They include fine beav: _ Standard styles and nov deas in leatherware, an Ut er 4 . A ee aye RES o ._> a” s . ~ ~— «4 rs a - © - ‘ BP ee oF es Ped oe es * Gs Pe re ye. 7 nS Wea et APS a iehen, eas gm * « Ser at x Cat eed ee gare gee eee oe 2 OR a : mat oo * Ry eS 5 Pe

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IDA Ary “4 The City Circulation of the Dally POST- DISPATCH LL ee ee ra lhe === alone exceeds | that tof the Daily Star sail the Times Combined by Approstnately. 40,000. i re NT AER A Aa ET TPN ME ec Pra TRINA sialiaiieehiat —— i ee Doe aa ” hae ft SaaS AvMha a Tha at ; * be ee ~ sbi ‘ ‘* in Lt : ’ > “es, _ a, rfl Met a Hg Het ere Ft! OTP ere et page) pees arreerge Panter core pom ore Es Wade "7 me om Bali ld y cae : Lae! baa z re v ee el i hiVersary [72 ZONTAL and 1 Mirrors of an- d or silver. Fitted er cut plate mir- 519.95 Mirror in dull gold polychrome frame r cut plate Mirror. b21.95 Sconce Mirror, pe, attractively de- fitted with miter Mirror. : ‘Fifth Fleor ) ary Selling t 89c ¥ Rosary in sil- and ring. * Books, 39c ret Book with in- prayers, and illus- $ picture. Leather h design in gold cover. Gilt edges. Shop—Second Floor.) am Soap, cake, 5c; s5¢ arge bar, age mplexion Powder, : ase Toilet Water— nouvelle, helio- er fleur a e, gc om Hair —— a d'Amour Toilet 6 9c ith Tablets, assort- 2% st ; ? 3 wr 9 > — weep tg ge +f = - ., Sm ; ; 8 _— pA ae ctr, em, _ A fy : -r SEL a GI i i a Te ir tt =: SREAUTIFUL Petticoats, in Vanity of contrasting colors. “See mee Other Annbudiiaiai on Dias 4, 6 ‘sean 7 “TPP vepees eppergs.’ . 3° 32 A, | The eat: pers & FULLER Saturday Values in Apparel Are a Climax of Anniversary Week: Glove Values | 2-Button K mg Gloces—inpaae Models | Hosiery Offers Women's Black Silk Stockings of Fine Quality $7? 35 Pair AlL- -SILK Stockings from top to toe, of fine quality, with elaborate lace clock designs in many different motifs. Because of slight irregularities they are marked at this low price. In black only. Thread Silk Hose, $1.95 Pr. Women’s full-fashioned thread § silk Hose, with lace and embroidered clock designs, in either all-silk, or with lisle tops. In black, white and colors. Every pair perfect. An unusual Anniversary value. (Main Floor.) Silk Petticoats 95 Fair, tricot and radium, in straightline and pleated models. They come in solid colors, or with inserts Black and all the new Fall shades. - % F3 } Princess Slips, $1.45 os EK Tea ae Pe e $ — sin Jersey Bloomers, $3.95 Of splendid quality jersey, these smart Bloomers come in sport length, in black and all the new Fall shades. They are made with shirred cuffs. This is an item of real merit. (Second Floor.) A very good Anniversary val- ve is featured ir black, navy and ‘brown Princess Slips, made of ‘imported satinay of an excellent _ grade. Finished with strap shoulders. Sizes 36 to 44. Bracelet Watches Mesh Bags At® aa N extraordinary value, offering a 25-year guaran- teed movement, in an attractive white gold filled case, with fancy dial and jeweled stem. F fine mesh, dome shaped, single-strap handle, this sil- ver-plated Mesh Bag, in four distincitve styles, is an excep- | tional value. Opalescent Earrings | BEAUTIFUL _ indestruct- ible graduated Pearls, in 18 steel, in long, drop styles; | to 30 inch length, with solid-gold French shower Earrings, in 20 + clasp. A 10-year guarantee Styles, in all colors. An unusual- | against breaking, dulling or dis- ly attractive feature. | coloring. (Main Floor.) Leather Handbags An Offering of 1000 Fin@New Bags in Many Smart Styles at $4.65 and $6:72 present Bags of exceptional merit, and at the same time to gatisfy the most exacting tastes, we ordered from one PARIs importations, in two groups; of finest cut ‘tNew Y York’s foremost manufacturers 1000 ‘leather Bags, specially for Anniversary selling. 5 mactnde fine beaver, calf, pin seal-and Morocco leathers, in d styles and novelty features. They embody the newest } deatherware, and are a chic complement to the smart ¢ (Main Floor.) My PSOE ek ~ e ee eee A Seti eS “wy a PP Me SS nS Sea CSA AR —— Ss Cy c- . I CORRE Va, ye x ol ya pilt ogee shu ddile >'¥ i tid P Z ~ VLDL YLIDYL LLY MISSES’ NEW COATS AND DRESSES Are Offered at a Great Saving in the Anniversary Sale The Coats Are the Season's Faworites 3] "49 °69 H{IGH- -PILE fabrics—lustrosa. Bolivia and vel- vette—are fashioned on the long slender lines with beautiful fur trimming that lend a luxurious note to the ensemble. out in light or self linings. Handsomely lined through- Sizes 14 to 18 years. silk Biouses Of Fine Crepe de Chine ae $4.50 HESE attractive Over- blouses are designed to trans- form the separate skirt or suit into a two or three piece costume and provide the dominant note and styles to select from and all sizes . from 36 to 46. They are smartly trimmed in braiding, beading and tucking and are excellent Anniversary values. “loor.) There are many colors ‘(Third SA ee ey oe ee oo —_———S Pleated In Fancy Woolens ; ONE of the most acceptable Anniversary features will be this offering of the popular pleated Skirts in seft wool Cantons. The colors are tan, cocoa and gray. Others of fancy woven fabrics. Sizes 26 to 32. (Thi rd Floor.) - “Chappie” Coats Of Brushed Wool At 98:22 ONE of the season's smart- est Sport Coats is the brush- ed wool “Chappie Coat” which is offered as a Saturday Anniversary special at this incredibly low prite. There are several styles, in buff, white, gray and brown, and the trimmings are very good look- ing in imitation Astrakhan co]- lars, cuffs, fronts or belts. Sizes are from 36 to 46. (Th! ee wn ne .) 4 - - ‘% = a » of . § u 7) tice?” RF rc Floor ; | ~ ‘The Frocks Are for Every Occasion, 21 *31 *4] - g-onie and tailored models to grace the formal or informal occasion are developed in materials that suggest ‘either elegance or durability—vel- veteen, Poiret twill and wool crepe for the tailorec frocks, and charmeen and combination effects for the fancy costumes. Sizes 14 to 18 years. (Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) The Junior Department Presenting Extraordinary Values in Apparel for Girls " Coats, $24 and $31 A VARIETY of stylés and materials trimmed in furs of luxurious texture. All’ lined throughout. Sizes 12 to 17 years. Dresses, $15.75 Tailored Dresses appropriate for school or promenade. Made of wool crepe, Poiret twill, French serge, and jersey. Sizes 12 to 17 years. Flannel Middy Blouses, $4.65 In various colors. Sizes 6 to 20 years. (Girls’ Store-—-Third Floor “Gym” Bloomers Specially Priced a 8/29 ADE of an excellent qual- ity black sateen, these Bloomers are developed in a full- pleated model, with double-button waistband and elastic knee. Sizes 8 to 20. Wool Serge Bloomers At $3.00 In full-pleated models these all- wool serge Bloomers are popular for their smart skirt effect. They come in black only, in — 8 Fine Vest Sets Of Irish and Filet Laces | Choice, $4.00 Set AINTY Vest Sets for dresses, suits and sweaters are made of fine Irish and filet laces, ~with Tuxedo collars at- tached. They are in all the new- est shades. - Sample Neckwear, 39c, 50c Two groups of sample Neck- wear marked at these two low prices include beautiful vestees, dainty collars, Berthas and cuff sets of lace, organdie, nets and linen, all fresh and crisp. | (Main. Fleer.) "Fame Pair HIS speci Anniversary item of- fers imported Kid Gloves, overseam sewn, Paris point embroidered back, full- cut arm, in black, brown, mode and beaver, in sizes 5% to 74. 16-Button Chamois Suede Gloves, 98c These are beautiful imported Gloves, with embroidered backs and full-cut arms, in beaver, covert, gray and mode, in sizes 5's to 8 Chamoisette Novelty Gauntlets, $1.79 Following Fashion's fancy these extremely Gauntlets have flare cuffs braid- ed in contrasting colors. come in covert, mode and beaver. All are Anniversary economies. 2-Clasp Kid Gloves, $1.69 | these | Of fine imported kid, short Gloves are attractive with oversewn seams, and come in black and colors. Sizes 5% to 8. Long-Cuff Gauntlets At $1.15 Pair Chamoisette Gauntlets embroidered backs and strap all around wrist. Covert, mode, | beaver, coffee and gray are the colors exhibited. Chamois Suede Gauntlets At $1.69 Pair An imported Gauntlet Glove latest | chic | They | with | | | with deep full cuff embroidered | with braided effect; it closes at wrist with one clasp. Walnut, covert and mode are the colors represented. sewn, finished with hea Chamoisette Gauntlets, At 89c Pair Novelty Gauntlets, with fancy two-tone embroidered back, fin- ished with rows of stitching around top of cuff, strap all- around wrist in oak, covert, mode, gray, beaver and caffee. Misses’ Gauntlets At 79¢ Pair Chamoisette Gauntlet Gloves with colored embroidered backs to match the set-in gusset in cuff, strap wrist. In mode, bea- ver and brown. Sizes 2 to 7. Adler’s Capeskin At $2.45 Pair Capeskin ak Rely soft and pliable, P. K. sewn, embroidered back, gored cuff and strap wrist. = brown, beaver, gray and "Hiren Kid Gauntlets At $2.95 Pair French Kid Gauntlets, P. K. em- broidered backs, in black, brown and gray. Sizes s% | to 7%. Main Flog) New Fall Coats For Baby Boys and Girls At $] 2:30 R-TRIMMED and strictly tai- lored models are shown in chin- chilla wool mixtures and broadcloth. There are both winsome and sedate styles, to suit the individuality of the youngster. Sizes 2 to 4 years. - h_4 Chinchilla Three-Piece Set, $15.00 A heavy chinchilla coat has inverted pleat back and belt, with pole hat or tam, and leggings to match: The colors are ‘gray and ™. Sizes 2 to § years. Children’s Coats, $5. 00 Chinchilla and polaire, in several attractive models. Sizes 2 to 6 years. (Second Floor.) Womens Hat Boxes Priced for Rare Saving $4 MADE of crepe grain fabricoid, and bound with leather, these attractive Hat Boxes are cretonne lined and have two shirred pockets and hat form. They are an exceptional value. Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks, $35.00 Full size, open cushion top, built of the best 3-ply veneer, cov- ered and bound with hard fiber. hats and shoes, laundry bag and locking bar. 12 to. 1§ suits or Aresses. 0 This Trunk has large space for Will accommodate Women’s Fitted Tray Cases, $24.75 Well made of select crepe grain cowhide over boxwood frame, fancy lining, and has removable folding tray fitted with shell-style toilet articles. Women’s Fitted Week-End Cases, $12.95 An attractive Case, made over light frame, with sateen lining. and shirred pockets in ends. Fitted with ro toilet articles. 22-inch Hand-Borded Cowhide Bags, $5.00 A special offering of 50 cowhide Bags of an excellent grade. size. They are of the best leather and are leather lined. 18-inch size. Walrus Bags, $7.50 % Made of heavy stock walrus skin over heavy steel frames, with brassed hardware reinforced corners. and of the 18-inch size. They are full leather lined ‘(Fourth Fleer.) — Pe aa 4a ae ee. ¢ LSS AME A LAIELE IDA AIPAC IL Ne FF. ZF 4 o, baa ae ‘ove She RTs. ~ oe 2.9 te aR - — - VIE I III ISIE 5 SILLIL SANIT IIIS _ . ; - ‘o ae — * be zs , @ bs eR ade eres F- > ‘cs eS - pate =f = v: Fed 99 ith Mbsey ST tage hee ent ee it eR ort as eh pe - ede be oe TS ee ee ee oe er ee ee

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a, _ Ae - % ‘- FRIDA ae eo. ro FRIDAYT. “a SUPTEMBER’ 7 «= akrTEMBER 21. 1927. ~ ——_ se Ti ined. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Comb ‘ TSI ee. ee Ay Ei a, Eig: eae eh PWR: Rai oR ee Bale pa tia ne iefedP, eT em yt! m Mian (ft watz telat hal SO ti Aha ta lion ton sas i Lane Hadetvamecenes apts Laban tbe See Our Other Announcements on'‘Paces 4.5 and 7 4 Persons Injured in New ~ : “i jated Pres. —————— : By Oe ORK. Sept. 21.—Par . om 7) pe Ulla ahh mee ee —_— eee N ice of a six-story butldi ’ = \ em a Broadway toppled to the ) | ‘a ew guring the lnechee i. @hile the street was cro | Ss ' killing Logan Ss pedestrians. . , $ i ag army ii wml «i+ : > os one | . « a persons. 7 . a , — : . = ‘T Lose Weight Witho: if “- | be slender, grace! 4 Bs: ww carpreee ston without strer ' a . —. exercises or strict dit | oa , o ecience has at last discover i 2 : o—the truly sensible, ea: comfortable way to reduce. . oad ‘ Melto is & delicate, rose-tint aes * cream. ou simply apply it way! Your skin becomes fi god healthy, your mind clear your disposition happier! leasant tor Rie perfectiy ats OT requires he and produces such wonde! ? It's absolutely harmiess: Free— Write for int ting bool about the secrets of red uctng- , a wo

we oC . ¢ - —— nal sa ee ‘Kuppenheimer — - o — « - « - or « “SE — Qe rm Se ee eee - 7 > A RAT gn ER PE oS 8 rs j ‘i P >» want to reduce i e part you * . bd + . it hips, waist, bust, arn i ankles or elsewhere. Rub ligh' a for a few minutes cach di S You'll soon find the fat melt: ‘ ee io. It’s almost too good to be true +3 a vou can prove the wonder “ 2 qualities of Melto just as tho ands of other grateful won have proved it. nat you shouldn't let anot ena hen witheut a Melito treatm 1? t your druggist or to om ie epartment-today. An 5 ou jar costs only $9. A Special Group for the Anniversary Sale cE order to aftord an opportunity to buy Kuppenheimer Suits at a reduced price we have arranged this special group tor Anniversary. Included are many smart new models in single and double breasted styles—attractively patterned, blues, grays and browns. The values are truly exceptional. 22 Complete size range. @ / oe = REDUCING CREA MELTO LABORATOR Dept M. 11l East 16th =t.. Yew —_—— See tae # oe te ADVERTISEMENT \ a Dizzy Spells a + High Blood Pres: Dizzy Spells, Headache, Sleep Smart Topcoats $ Unusual Anniversary Ve ues Pains in the Head and Nerv | : 7 Are Exceptional Values SE 1s. sengeevenk Gandia i 4 a Norma is the name of a vag 7” vegetable, medicine that is in bad © ae ™ demand because it does reduc ———$_—____— ey — Wlood pressure. . . e. Discovered by a leading I cs | physician and successfully us — years, it has only recently be f = fered to the pubire through t! : ter class of druggists 2-Trouser Suits | An Anniversary Feature 590.50 VERY interesting selection of Fall Suits at an extraordinarily low price. Note the excellent quality of the woolens—the skillful tailoring—the smart styling. There are single and double breasted models of cassimeres, tweeds and worsteds in distinctively patterned blues, browns and grays. Sizes for men of al] proportions. ' HERE are good quality Coats at an astonish: A and Gouble breasted models, loosely ingly low price for garments of such splemey © Thousands have high blood draped or with belts, are fashioned with did quality. Belted models with raglan or s o © etre and don't know it, bi raglan or set-in sleeves. They are excellently ee : : Seemptoms are plain, and an: 4 : lar Heid-Kni cal 4 in sleeves are well tailored in single-br “Ber woman who nae rere ‘. mm }' - 3 . : re | tness of breath, t flas é 2 or popuiar . et nit and other goo styles. Fashioned of good g ality bardin shortness of brea 0 quality woolens. Solid colors and attractive does not sleep well probabiy . ; ' and yokes and sleeves are silk lin High blood pressure is alse patterns in a variety of shadings. lent for rain ot shine wear. | eated by nervousness, lack of De tite, a restiess and sometimes 2 yl g feeling. Such people Norms = a kelp and one bottle will prov \ | 9 . . ° ala ee ‘ eC] } a ; Fe I } ¢ | } a derie and Johnsen Drug Stor: oe reliable druggists everywher Many women in the changin; An Imp ortant Anniver sary Off cr ing 7 PE BE: ¥ ; “iis:) orders filed” C. 0. ‘were and is really helpful. Woiff-Wilson, Judge & Delp Little Items of Big Interest to Men Special for Anniversary Fiber-Silk Garters, 29¢ Silk Socks Men's Garters, of fiber silk 79¢ Pair: 2 for $1.50 in asort . . : Made of fine gauge pure ef life have found it the only + that reduces to norma! the hig! = Norma Laboratories, Inc. A a eS s *.Y F excellent quality, with distinctive lines, these ie Hats offer values of extreme importance. They +4 are fashioned with a rich silk finish in new Fail Shades of fawn, pearl, brown, beads covert and Blackstone. . . , Satin immed. Every Hat is excellently trimmed and * oe , ee i 5 . @ * Special (Matin Vieor.) Men’s Union Suits At $1.15 Fashioned of medium- weight cotton ribbed mate- rial, these Union Suits come in ecru color and are made with long sleeves, ankle length and closed = crotch. Sizes 36 to 46. (Matin Floor Twinplex Stroppers At $3.25 Sharpen Gillette and Dur- ham Duplex Blades splendid- ly and are guaranteed for 10 years. Nickel or leatherette case. ‘Main Floor.) Men’s Sweaters, $3.85 Coat style, made of selected yarn. Choice of V-neck style that can be worn under a coat. or shawl-collar styles. In popular plain colors. Also $00 pullover Sweaters—fac- tory samples. In color com- binations. (Fourth Fiecr.) ' of good quality thread silk, they have ribbed , mercerized lisle top and dou- ble sole—high spliced heels. Come in black only. Every pair a perfect fit. Ali sizes. ‘Main Floor.) Linen Handkerchiefs At 25c¢ Men's Handkerchiefs made ; linen—full size. Neatly hemstitched with quarter-inch hems. Very spe- cial Anniversary values. Main Fioer.) Cambric Handkerchiefs 12 for $r.oo This offering is worthy of special note. The Handker- chiefs are well made of good quality cambric and finished with half-inch hems. ‘(Main Wieor.) Gillette Safety Razors At $3.40 New model—silver plated. Choice of five different style boxes. Dozen blades included. (Main Floor.) Special for Smokers Smoking Stand, $1.95 POLYCHROME finish, 28 inches high, with re- movable glass ash tray and three cigar rests. Also safety match holder. All-metal. Ash Tray, 25c Made with nickel finish; has two cigar rests and fired colored glass tray in green, blue and orange. 50 Shrine Cigars, $3.19 Club House shape; 4°; inches long: handmade. mild and mellow. and domestic tobaccos. Very ‘Main Floor.) Fine Felt Hats at $3.10 New Cloth Hats, $2.79 Men's Cloth Caps, $1.00 Hickok Belts With Sterling Silver Buchles 3 7.95 HIS offering represents Hickok's entire sample line —secured as a special value for Anniversary. The Buckles are of sterling silver—others im fancy engine-turned and hammer effects. Bright or satin finish. Beits are black cowhide, gray ooze lined. Sizes 28 to 44. Men's Furnishing Dep: Mair Fioc " 3 ‘ : f > ~ . rye = o- 25 Men's Silk Gloves A Splendid Anniversary Feature ee ll ee ————— $ ] Fhe THE opportunity to buy Kayser Silk Gloves at this price is worthy of your spe- cial attention. These are al!- gray with either black or sel‘ stitching. Sizes range from - to ro*s. Chamoisette Gloves Specially Priced at 79c and $1.15 $7.99 Sizes to 714. : | Main F'cer.) Silk and Wool Ties Featured for Anniversary 55c FASHIONED of genu- ine Oxford crepe in four-in-hand styles with slipeasy bands. Unusual patterns in figured and ' Striped effects make an exceptionally attractive selection. Many uncom- mon and attractive shad- ings gnd color combina- tions. Main Fleer — Gillette Safety Razors Gold Plated—College Style pn? oe —~ A a a ae, . . “Ox4 ~ a> a~ » 2 ONT ™ > WaArvYy* PrDX >< Sr of ~ English 3 Broadcloth Shirts) ' Of the Better Sort Es $9.35 Ps J Pye) ' ” the kind that is soft and lustrous and is evem ram im appearance after a few washings. All are solid waa made in neckband style with soft turn-back cuffs. cially priced for Anniversary. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Shoes Notable Anniversary Value “| $4a AS a special feature for Anniversary we have secu lot of men’s Shoes and Oxfords in all the @ styles. Made,of high-grade leathers. Shoes for ¥ men with plenty of snap and go—also more consél lasts. Tan and black kids and calfs—Tony reds gtains. - ‘ . eo PRIA «ATO 2 asa ON wg lh nian 3 i a : : , is ee A fe ie eee hgh pease is oS ee Soe » ya eh, ‘ne. ae oe ee ae ay ges wet: ier. Wag Tapa am eee tes eee on Re ee ye he, ei = a. 18-in. Leather and Leather-] Years at OF2-14-16 Fran =—_——_— —— ho ——EE

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Coats ary Values i at an astonish. mts of such splen- vith raglan or set- in single-breasted guality gabardine, ilk lined. Excel: (Fourth Moor.) Shirts ort quality broadcloth— and is even richer All are solid white, | irn-back cuffs. Spe-’ ™4 to 17. (Main Floor): DES y Value we have secured @ in all the n Shoes for young : > more conservative Tony reds and rough (Main Floor)” ECS : eR we re ec “sie Fee ?.. —* anes er 2 =r ——- seer «COT Was re. Fl YORK, Sept. 21.—Parts iwegetable, medicine that is in diisnd because it does reduce high > Wood pressure. . ‘S wre and ‘= quptoms Se woman ‘derle and FRIDAY. ° @EPrTEMBER 91. 1923. a ae LS HAN OVERNMENT THANKS AN T1-YEAROLD BOY Secretary Wallace Writes Letter | Accident. jated Press. of | of a six-story building in proadway toppled to the side- during the lopehean while the street was crowded pedestrians, killing Logan Phile ee BEM CU sisi see serge anos emi persons. oa = on 4 K we # | Lose Weight Without | £ffort—Use Melto! can now be slender, graceful charming — without strenu- ous exercises OT strict diets For science has at last discovered Melto—the truly sensible, easy, comfortable way to reduce. Melto is a. delicate, rose-tinted cream. YOU simply apply it to you want “s reduce— + hips, waist, bust, arms, Peas i deewhere. Rub lightly for a few minutes each day. “You'll soon find the fat melting away! Your skin becomes firm gad healthy, your mind clearer, your isposition happier! . ]r'salmost too good to be true— yet you can prove the wonderful ies of Melto just as thous- ands of other grateful women have proved it. t to nee, Rispertecty sppiy. It requires litte and produces such wonderful results that you shouldn't let another day go by Without a Melto treatment. Get Melto at your druggist or toilet department-today. An 5 ounce costs only $5. It’s absolutely harmless! Free— Write for interesting booklet about the secrets of reducing. You REDUCING CREAM MELTO LABORATORIES Dept. MH, 111 East 16th St.. Yew rork ADVERTISEMENT Dizzy Spells ant tHigh Blood Pressure Dizzy Spells, Headache, Sleeplessness, Pains in the Head and Nervousness Indicate Dangerous Condition. Norma is the name of a purely yreat Buffalo used for been of Dimovered by a leading phrstian and successfully it has only recently Ue fered to the public through the bet ite class of drugyists. . biood but any Thousands have high don t know it, are plain, and who has dizrv svelis, Shortness of breath, hot flashes and @es not sleep well probably has it. High blood pressure is also indi @ied by nervousness, Jack of appe tite, a restiess and sometimes moody feeling. Such people Norma will belp and one bottle will prove it. Many women in the changing time life have found it the only remedy that reduces to norma! the high pres and is reallv helpf il. Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph, En Johnson Drug Stores and druggists everywhere sell pres- the man teliable Norm a. Mail orders filled C. O. D. by Noma Laboratories, Inc., A bany. X.Y. Full Wardrobe Trunks, $25 Up Yeare at 9127-14-16 Franklin | Government, “excelled The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Timea Combined by Approximately 40,000. * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' to Colorado Youngster Who Reported Forest Fire. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Charlie Williams, 11 years old, of Gray's Sid- | hapened to attend a mov-. ing, Col, ing picture show one day last winter at which a Forest Service film, one ofan educational series issued by the was run. teught that anyene discovering a for- est fire owes his Government the duty of quick action to put it out. Charlie remembered. Not long ago he saw some smoke in the Cochetppa forest lie went at once and told a Denver & Rio Grande section crew about it They replied that the smoke was from a™train. Charlie in- sisted it came from a forest fire and fiat they ought to investigate. Fina!- he persuaded them to go. When (vey got to the place he had pointed out, they found a lodgepole rived in time few next Forest fire in a dense pine They ar- to hold the fire in an hundred square feet. The day Supervisor Agee of the Service visited the scene of the fire, taking Charlie with him. The boy talked about fires all the wa) The Supervisor found that cSiand of area of a forest i his intelligent interest in the subject lated back to the fire-fighting film Agee wrote a report of the whole in- cident to Agriculture Wallace, describing Charlie as a fire- ngehter whose Secretary of thoroughness was ur! of the Forest ices immediate personnel. Secretary Wallace's Letter. (“harlie’s services have offi- Claily recognized in the:following let- ter of appreciation written him by Wallace “T have just been reading a report uy Forest Supervisor Agee, in- which outside Sserv- been Secreta ry he tells how you noticed some smoke and reported it to the crew, and how you insisted go and look after it. He when they finally went to Lhe place where you saw smoke they found a was just ge under way in a fine young arrived just in fire ouf. Agree the next and vou it: he forest ‘(ction THnat ther Suayvs that tne fire ttimey forest, they time Says that when over gay vou went him found some stumps and fallen trees still smolder- ing, and that you were a great deal of help to him in covering these smoldering trees so that there would be no danger of the fire breaking out He says that this fire was in and that if it had attended to promptiv it great could have iSOT with aneain avery bad place been would have burnt not deal of \aluable timber before it en controlied thank 5 f of the Department 0! e, which “IT am writine this letter to in- harge of ngz care of our nas i with taki ror ests , discovering this fire gettin the pronmiptiv,. you have and gO tm it rendered a very public and you are titied to thanks of If |] were in your untry | would go to some find you and tell you this person- Since I cannot do this, I the next best think, tel \4 tter.”’ peopie to rea service, *I- the Govern- part of the troulbl: the am ing it aiiy Lome Voll by WOMEN LAWYERS WEAR IT LONG Associated Press "AGO, popular the national convention of Beta Pi ed here 7 CHI tobbed hal: not attending the Kappa Was OpnseT\ Sept. 21 among the Port legal sorerity. today. ‘It good policy,’ dignified young said A half hun- women of the legal profession here from many eities Miss Nina Neuenfeldt of °"] veurs old March, is youngest woman lawyer in country She admits that she s lost a case and says smil- range would not be women lawyers dred were Detroit, last said to be the never ha ingly that legging rases from her Doot to divor Tal ’ XG aS Ys ot. we WN WANN SN Woes ———— eee FS _** AN MWA yy WWW . * " . . . . ‘ _—- =— —_—-« . \ es AN\AS VMOy MMA WO As ~~, a \\S ~ ie ity ‘ ’ ' tee PPO verigsti ima TT fy LAY A CA I NA ae "y | ayeti rere ageetty it ear f te The picture | iy"? tf 1; eres rep en (ey mm ue Oreler egret) heen " ih it ay i haat Ch was baen Pegrereprerees Freon epereRTenEReateRtpetpEE Tar Tenerrre” ; e yer f" “HESS RET ET ITTY POT TERRT Taper Trent roger ne: NrERRPTERT Fre rere rrerree™ \ +; PPE! OE OOPRPTT ET ET ONRT Pr eRORRERST feEEt: PET HET Ferree } , TT) se * _GRAND-LEADER te ee ea aa eta LER Eat iA Gak URE h h ; . ; mt. bis , : | i See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 4, 5 and 6 STIX. BAER & FUL a 2 ee ee ARTA at i } | } ) we Nuenyng Chamois-Suede Gauntlet Gloves Hh) Are Very Low Priced ya At 61 ¢ Pair / Mh HY; S a Saturday feature in our Anniver- ,7/ sary Sale we are offering these IG Gauntlet Gloves in strap-wrist style. They have embroidered backs,’ self and contrasting gore. Come in mode, beaver, brown, leather and black. All sizes. Girls’ New Fall Coats Sizes 7 to 14—Anniversary Special At 7Ql HE mother who intends buy- ing a new Coat for her daughter this season should not let this ex- ceptional opportunity pass by. You will find Coats of velour, suedine, and Astrakhan in a variety of styles, including all the latest fashion fea- tures. Many of the garments have fur collars. Come ip brown, navy, Copen and reindeer. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Other girls’ Coats special at $4.31 and $12.71. Coats for Little Boys and Girls T wo Groups to Select From At F320 OR the baby boy are Coats of good quality chinchilla in the bdéx style. They are lined with fine sat- ¢en to match Shown in tan, red and blue. Sizes 1 to 3 years. Perea, PPLPORRTLOPEL Leter! i et WAIN feat Eiual tt } Mh Ne A ‘hi Imported Strap-Wrist Cape Gloves Of selected lity with strap wrist and quality ap st a 89 contrasting stitching. Shown in black and At $9.19 Pair brown and in all sizes. 1200 to sell at this Kid special .price. Gauntlets with embroidered At $43! Pair backs. Shown in black, gray Women’s Kid Gloves in gray, brown, black and white, and brown. All sizes. (fDoownstairs St TO MI TH Nf | Tih Ht iP (loownstairs Store.) eC He Women’s strap-wrist with self-stitching. In sizes 6 to 7'4. ore ) — Louise Make of Girdles In the Anniversary Sale ae $731 EW Fall models in elastic com- bined with pink silk brocade, cotton brocades, fancy stripes and coutils. Some all-elastic top models with soft top front clasp to prevent pressing. All lengths from the short-supporter models to the long-hip Girdels. Sizes 24 to 34. Corsets, $1.00 Made of pink coutil and fancy cloths in waistline and medium high bust models. Boned with style with four hooks and elas- rustproof boning and have four 4:2 )) sizes 32 to 44. hose supporters. Sizes 21 to 30. Neernetion Missed’ a Beautiful Hats for Children Men’s Madras Shirts $925 ana $995 97 MART styles for the little miss, of silk velvet, mirrored velvet and broadcloth and felts. Come in close-fitting. hoods, rolls, A SPECIAL offering of 1800 men’s madras Shirts in neckband style with soft double cuffs. Shown in a off-the-face, pokes and many others. Trimmed with streamers, ribbon or- beautiful assortment of pencil stripes and fancy patterns. Coats for the girls are made ot corded velvet or wool kersey cloth in the high-waist or belted styles. They have collars of coney fur and Astrakhan. All are well lined. Girls’ Wool Frocks, $3.85 serge, wool crepe, wool flannel and velour, many F O beautiful styles, some handsomely hand embroid- ered. Included are the always popular serge regulation Dresses, fancy Frocks, Dresses with red flannel waist and black and white checked velour skirts. Shown in all the Fall colors. Sizes 7 to 14 years. ‘(Downstairs Store.) NMA MAT ER, Confiners, 4lc Venus Bust Confiners made of heavy pink wash satin. They are shown in the back-fastening h LAL Anniversary Sale Feature naments, embroidered effects. Shown in black and colors. Ey RR A i ull Infants’ Headwear 49c, 75c and 95c These are sample lines from sev- eral makers and there is a wide range of styles to’ select from for infants and up to 2 years. These values are unusual at the prices quoted. Shown in white and colors. f(lbownstairs Store.) HI Wi ie Sizes 14 to 17. Union Suits, $1.00 Men's Union Suits of good quality flat knitted cotton in short-sleeve and ankle-length style. Come in white only. Men’s Pajamas, $1.35 Made in the two-piece style. A good assortment of plain col- ors and trimmed with silk frogs. Sizes A, B, C and D. Sizes 36 to 46. (‘lDownstairs Ste —aeeEeEeE~ Boys’ Fine Two-Trouser Suits Are Most Notable Value at x Ge A “ Hew me jij ne th a " 4 E advise mothers to see these Suits. Neatly tailored of tweed, cassimeres and mixtures in a good variety of light and dark colors and Fall styles. Some have yoke back with box pleat, oth- ers have inverted pleat with four patch pockets with flaps. Both pairs of trousers are fully lined, have taped seams-and button bottoms. The ma- jority of these Suits have belts of same material. Boys’ Full-Lined Pants At 95c Pair EL ae Sizes 7 to 17. at this low price. behidus tl aii HA aalgd t| ‘ Unusual Anniversary Sale Offerings for Saturday int 1e DOWNSTAIRS STORE 400 Fur-Trimmed Coats Featured Saturday in the Anniversary a $2231 ELOUR, suedine, Bolivia, Bry- tonia and sports coatings are used in these Coats. They have fur collars of Manchurian wolf, beaverette, sealine opossum moline, natural and fitch dy opossum in new and wanted Fall and ter styles. Shown in black, brown, reindeer and sport plaids and s Misses’ sizes 16 to 20, women’s 36 to 44, and stouts 43 to 53. | Fur-Trimmed Coats, $34.31 These Coats at this price are truly re- markable values. All have fur trimmings and are nicely lined. Come in black, brown and navy. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20, women’s (Downstairs Store.) ‘ALL SKIRTS | Special, pe K NIFE-PLAITED, bOx-plaited, plain styles and sport models are being offered at this extremely moderate price for the last day of the Anniversary Sale. Made of fine prunellas, velours, checks and fancy stripes, in brown, navy, tan, black and many combinations. Sizes 25 to 32 waist. (Downstairs Store.) Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes A Sale Feature of Special Interest At a | 98 Pair OTHERS should take advantage of this offer to supply their’ children’s needs far into the future, at leathers, blucher sacar are'.of tan one Si eutached. Sizes 10 (Downstairs Store.) this low price. and plain lace styles. to 6 for boys, 81% to 11 for girls. SALE—1000 Pairs Men’s Shoes At ff Pair SATURDAY in our Anni- versary Sale we offer these men’s Shoes of black kid. tan calf, black calf, Ha- vana brown calf and kid. Army style with extra-heavy soles for the man out of doors. Dress lasts, full-toe blucher styles as well as extreme wide toes for comfort. All have Goodyear welted sewed soles and rubber heels. Sizes 6 to it. ‘Tew asthies Otéce.2 Men’s Two-lrouser Suits — Bring Values of Exceptional Merit Saturday i $162 ELDOM do you find such materials and tailoring in Suits They are neatly tailored of cassimeres. in dark colors, pencil stripes of brown and blue, also, checks. All are the newest Fall and Winter styles, single breasted with two buttons. Both pairs of trousers are full cut and built for service. Sizes 34 to 42. This is an Anniversary offering of greatest interest to men. « saecadl ,® Strongly made of woolen mixtures in various shades and sap ae Also corduroy Pants in drab shades. All are full lined, have tape ‘ seams, ample belt loops and button bottoms. Sizes 7 to 16. 700 Suits for Little Boys 2 to 6 Years pockets. All are ? Men’sWhipcord Topcoats,$12./3_— Neatly tailored of a splendid quality that known for its durability as well as apy in the raglan shoulder style, have side poc! * - @ »' a t is ; - By peer. Jt - * . er a pes : » ~ 4 4 Pe * P rt ten app € al an : : ei vir oh x ; . ae ” ee eS! ¥ an: 3 > : “ en Se \ : a bt te / mec one 2 “ “ , ae an 2 Sl re, 3 3 Sep oa — 5 Sua, eo » J , . Be * * . a ae ny i4 e 5 3 oe . 5 ae? te q * - Ne x oer Bs ete: ‘ie yy : F twa . Te fot & HE AS —* te. a At xe? ip At this price you will find Suits suitable for dress wear. Made with pants of black or brown velvet and waist of silk poplin in tan color. Col- lars and cuffs are finished with hand mbroidery. Sizes 2 to 6 years. / 2 . (Downstairs Store.) at® | -29 A special selling of 500 Suits made in the regulation style with fine corded velvet pants and Peggy cloth waists. They are finished with em- blem on sleeve and come in blue and brown. Sizes 2 to 6 years. ” ~. oe Se eee = =-> UNM REN ME YUE MEL | | ; | : : : r Ping Pi. if ee ee ee or we ee ON Se eee a ; oo he 4 ¥ ~ . = | ad ‘ ; . at * le Ee = io.’ Fe eee baie |= t Pre z +f : ¥ al % iS pe Sea ie es —— — meeeeaer can oggety sm 16 an ae wi - iat ae a * m4 ‘ Le Pog ’ a fa —" ; i) : ip 1

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ined. | an FRIDAY. 8 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-CISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Degpocrat and the Times Combin SEPTEMBER $4. ‘ . q 3, west bound, the | Phoenix “The crain was 1 unding ®@9 BBB BSeBSBSEBBBEeeaeneesaseeseewaenses geese SuamBEBeReSeRBBeBERE RE ERB ES EB BS fe fe Head ae in River. REPUBLICANS SEE COOLIDGE nde naga liet of? the Atchison. | curve ata moderate rate of speed | ‘ Agseociated Fre ; : By tie . em was|iwhen it suddenly overturned No | r) a_i »* hehe we | . _ r Oo, nm... § ‘oroner F ‘Topeka and Santa Fe. syst on GAIRO, Th, Reps. 21 —cosones =| ABOUT OUTLOOK IN NEW YORK! Toes, 220 Serre Po S80" Got | pansengers were injured it is said | | Beaded B ; bal “ | Orne gata, RD Springs Junction, 40 miles north of | ren €a e ags da the finding of a human head last Hilles, Wad-worth, Roosevelt and | + : irman Lay Situation might in the Mississippi Rive state Cha ; $ 95 $ 95 $ : Before Him. ; : - milles north of here -i'tieh emertated Pree ; $4.00 e $5 00 © $7 00 / ‘uv | WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—The) T " Bags . o-oo e Bags . Bags. = lifical situation in New York Stats - a “ws als wfore ‘repident Coolidge ' = © att . > s that -a fle = ; , —' ‘ ’ ' ro s ER S Tire ricea wr for this week. We have rock bheottom orices on A rtistically colored Bag . 5) re fleet the 4 . Odi by Charies I). Hilles, Repub- » “reatone, Ajax and other standard makes teo workmanship of their French makers Both «hell Heme pT a. 2 ~- te a lp —_— : Relive (,codr'! , “~ « tan 57 > . ° . , Natio «t ' ‘ nimittleeman top and drawstring styles ‘Mata F'loor—W Zhe Siore for AS Mors, eopuntcan stared "fea ‘TFiresione Cords |] Won Nor 11 9top! Look ALL the People — ig tes New Arrivals Add Daily to This Showing of [saturday Spec a New | The “y goes age Assistant Secre- | Strictly Firet« 32 , ° CORD TIRES re . 13 : | ‘ W 4 | gin. Canton Crepe—ir Smart Ne Coa = ¥ bine, black and brow Roose has been mentioned as ; - ) > se | {AM Firsts. A real . possibie Republican candidate for hargals. fin ae } F navy blue. wrown or» And Tomorrow We'll Have on Sale ~ : ay Silkk WN * x : | ' ~ — 30x3%%, 2.6.8 7.95 eoOveTnoc of New York in 1924, but } ~ » the resident's callers said the gu-| idfleld Cords — Per rnatorial situation na ° 1x4 S. &. Oldfield Cord el] specifically They added 2¢34 8S. 8. Oldfield Cord . oe = _ vere directe je 2234 s *&. Oldfield Cord fhe ot orTris “were air -— d to 4x4 = ~ Oldfield ford creasing the Republican ma-| ; To . in the New York Assembiy. | ; 30x3% a ~ 8s ee ee oe a et ee no oe ee eee ee - Oa, ority 7; . ; The matority now is six, and they . ; Fisk Nonskid Slichtiy Blemished 76 said it was their hope to increase PP PP PREP! if F i rs 2. +» aie : o a® Ti haa Hilles returned to the White Get Our Prepesition. : ' a’ in the dav to have . Tubes Repaired FREE. Tires Mounted FREE. tiouse mater ee yn idee all Mail Orders Shipped Subject to Examinatios. C. 0. D eon with the Presiden!’ ‘a fr S-L TIRE C ee , All day Suncer. = s Bomont 114 Four Trainmen Killed in Wreck. 3033 LOCUST ST. ‘he Associated I’ress PHOPRNIX. Ari ® me. ra : mx ¥ ~ ee a — — | Underwear Cre ; ‘fea 40-in. Unae! Coats at Trimmed hee Chines—Pink, flesh, With Fur . i a: — Collars or collar and cuffs = a e : £ and trimmings of such rich 1 e Furs as Siberian Squirrel. , : fe In U — Viatka Squirre! Red Fox, a Badger Piatinum Wolf, ~ a r/ to 14 Off Black Lynx, Golden Beaver, J4 pa + a " 7M > eic., ete. re We have selected about 30 HOSS FOHOSSSENMWHOO BOAR AKS ©2008 0600008068 8 eens he eeeeeoeeese?® a) oe eee? oor | - Fur Chokers and have re eee sharply for one their pri ' tomorrow only. Coats of Such Rich Fabrics as Gerona, Ormadale, F ashona, . ubia, & $15.00 to $19.75 «Alonzo. Also Fine Imported Novelty Fabrics and Combinafiggg Gy ~ Fur Chokers - = ‘i. ; 2 eo a BS $25.00 to $39. Ser (F Coats in the new lhnes and fashionable fabries, leading Fall colors alii #) Fur Chokers .--- gs. Tailored to give the best lines for the miss or matron, for dress, street or yu ne Se $39.50 to $49.50 Pick out your Suit or Overcoat QUALITY = wear. Select your Coat from this charming pubic ss re peaeoeatty cold daya® hey . * Fur apa" she ! . . are priced so far, below your expectation that you will really be surprised. . ae 59.50 to : now! A small deposit will hold : pesto ae $ ata Oe BE it until you're ready for it. This = MEETEL $79.50 to $89.50 gives you the benefit of first . d a , ae Fur Chokers. ... selection while our stocks are New H ats J ust Arrive a a ’ Included Among The new and complete. | P ° stone Marten Kaur we $972 $355 $40 | From New York® 5° oN = Se Ly S as ~~ — S \\ «ss OY y 7 vt - . r iZ ant ” = * Fs 4 4 co! oS 2 bas 1 ft re, - ' ? as te . e's ptr : . a = ok -. “Mw ¢ re : me, =. A >” Se ~ 1 ~~ oe ae FAs - 4 _ . A + : . : . yey a, pm S| Pe 5 * , s at : « 5 ye s — - . 7 - — ° < ° = = —— - x ~~ ~ ~ . , ~~" . ~~ 2 SS -- me. . / a j ™ ee? oe? e* ; = -~ ’ 3 4 iti Mi litie tt Mn i en eo 00.2228 98 8 ae a —t5 edi Saturday Shoppers Afforded a Remarkable Opportunity Here Soft draped turbans. pokes, tams and off-the-face stvles in be- coming fashions of velvet. duvetywne, felt. panne and metallic cloths, trimmed in feathers, flowers, qu.l!s and bows, are here in a complete showing. Hats in high-grade materials for this very reasonable price. Hats for the Miss and Her Wee Sister $1.98, $2.49, $3.98 and $4.98 Soft frills and pretty ormaments trim these becoming duvetyne and velvet uta fir the girls from 6 to 20 eaa@iyrs Ji i i / tis it Gill ‘ at. Ready for you! The finest selection in our history. And values that are unsurpassed. Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats that you'll be proud to wear — for they reflect the smartness and refinement of the well groomed man. Drape and fit that instantly bespeak the careful hand tailoring and quality trimmings. The woolens themselves are the finest procur- able. Look in our windows. They’re your style barometer for what’s new and correct. You'll wonder how clothes of such merit can be sold for so little money. It’s because we sell to you direct, thus eliminating ail in- between profits. Unless you see a clear saving of $10:0 $15—we don’t want you to buy. (Second Fleor—Nugents.) More of These Girls’ and Juniors’ Fine Cloth Coats 75 $10 515 rt, 935, (oats of all the finest Fall wool materials—plaid po- + ires, all-wool velours, cheviots, Bolivias and astrakhans. In flared $15 Wrist sires all a st $10 erntiine and belted effects that The voung in ‘NIOVS Wearire ; ne | ISS @NjJOVS arine | W | atches. . a . ‘ SS: ris atches 4 i — | Special Sale of — | | Trefousse Very smart style m fine French kid. Very | backs. Come in black, wh splendid shades for Fall ‘ae e's 2a Ss 2 S'S S's 2's S'S ase 8 Se ee ORE ei pipe ele gage ce 8 Xe ee —— * ‘re é Me! a Ie . x - e * sie i Fe r or set-in sleeves. Sizes 6 to 18. Beautiful rectangular m4 in 25-year guaranteed gold-iiea) New Chamoisette *— ila Lots of School Dr CSSECS = wr and bears cur guard | _ Gauntlet Gloves ms . Pe), ported washable fabric set. Se Sauntiet style. With ¢' $10 Wrist $6 »* wi trimmed and embroidered * * = “A $5.95, $9.95, $13 and $15. Ws i ‘ Ras Hs This attractive 26-year Wresses of Poiret twill. jersey, woo! crepe and serges All fine. | amteed white gold-filled” “wearing materials. SO OD 7 - — . indieitiiicdin . Fe . P Watch. fitted with a — : : popula for Fall Dresses. All the newes jeweled movement, bearing @ fashions, and in navy. brown. ¢ open and brighter shades. Sizes 6 guarantee Three shapes és Y choose from. ey ( Second F loor—Nugents.) (Male Fleoor—Nag ) f . i The Extra Pair Doubhlesthe u car ~Just like gelling two Suifls for the price Of one 2GANINEBAS | New ort | Coats ‘ $ Over Dp laids. ve- lours, mixtures, jer- sey ; loose hack. belt- ed models: in all the newest sport models. All colors, all sizes 14 to 44. (Bargain Basement—N agents.) PB ANI2GAINEBAS EME No ~_ Suma New Fall 4 Dresses} to ¥ on s — ec 4 4 , Fa ££ : . ots = 7 oy vs & : * Sit a Canton crepe, chat : ‘ : ) meuse, Poiret twills, tr _ Now Very Much eotines, Prunella combi; Just arrived, these 3 nations All styles, af _ Wool Sweaters. You wi colors, all sizes for women -y showipg, for it bri and misses. Extra sizéa _ o color co 16 to 53. oe a % (Bargain Basement—N ay wt & . be We have laitzed perticularty or this group this season. and are ing what we believe to be the greatest values in America. The materials, the patterns, the styies, the models— are such as you would raga fog e in suits selling for . ion i the newest overplaids, pencil stripes, checks, fancy mixtures, worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, etc., tn single and double breasteds. link butroners. sports models as well as ratives. Be sure to see these pang rr te ye Feature A 7 20 worth your while. Offering irene amie 4s jaw i os | jai Hh i TT — i ( i ma ba se yy Al. G. Bruce, Mgr. 6th and OLIVE . i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i _ _—<$<_$<L$—<—_ CO ———————— = eee a a eee ee ee a a ,;@e2 en SSB Seg eegcs 2 OSS esc ewe twagcseanae sans as 2 B's Besa 2 S22 o_o SER SES SSSR SSSE ESP SRE SUSE SSE Y -

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5 FRIDAY, ae PrEMBEG Th. 19988 “ a aERIDAY. sees The City C crate int be [PTEMBER * 1923. y Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximafely 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH alien ————— rs eR a Seen uug aan ee om ere | y = Wie a te a — - 2S eee Sees eT wes coos eee eneeeseeeeeseennaanewennenel | 7 You Can Choose Here From the Best All-Wool ied)! * NS T T ~ ae) | Rion ~ lL wo-lrouser sang —! & HE) ‘he Store fer ALL the People Saturday Special—$2.98 and $3.50 That Are Made to Sell at These Prices wing of New F all Silks You Will Find A-Plenty of Reliable Materials and Good An NB nd eg a 4 ats |} : gin. Canton Crepe—In navy\ _ Styles in Your Size, No Matter What Your Build May Be pine, black and brown. 4jin. Satin Charmetse — In | f na blue. prown or black. . $ 6 Q Sees seeee TT © OO CO SUT ETE eee eee ee eS TEeT ~ ° ° Sa / e : | Black oly Niagara ( ‘ | . Two-Trouser Suits at Two-Trouser Suits at Two-Trouser Suits at . Orepe ' . _ ~ active $e | 50 SPQ 59 $4 450 in. Flat Thread Crepe de | | 8) onines Tomorrow |. | CLOTHES ;: : 1 @in. ie de Only TAILORED FoR eye . 7” ~ ivory. I: } $s at Chines— (Main Floor—Nugents.) | B:-NuGENT & BRo. D.GCo. : 3 : ST-LOUIS "ay. SS S Fine Fur Chokers This is certain—you'll find, at these prices, plenty of Suits that you’ll like. I 14, Off ' 4 to} Gare i Be Sure to See These at | Youll like them for their tailoring, for the good all-wool materials from which We have selected about 300 fine : : Bo esi for one they are made and for the well-dressed appearance thev’ll give vou. No better their prices sharply for one da) | 3 Dae Suits are made to sell at these prices—remember that! tomorrow only.” iF ||PS > “ais ‘ - $9 | ties |, a ~~ $ 00 This immense assortment includes Suits for the men who like the convention- mys: at va al and Suits for those who prefer the snappier stvles. There are the two and $25.00 to $16 ~ ¢ ‘i’ ~Two-Trouser Suits Men’s Shirts | “.2":ce: ere SIZCS. Floor, Men's Store—Nugensts.) ~~ BEBE EB RBRE ERR ESERBERB ERE RE WEEKS Eee eee — — shelled pecans. Special for rt stylish Co fo i ty li ats for A ii i : Saturday only. fabrics a# broad- a fil i ini rec ed at SO ’ > | ur & a 7 aoe - | | (Main Floor—Nuges fe BE a a Ae \ sese . ; i « agi i } f . i ‘ ioths. velours. plaids fo r B O _ " = . — y ‘ai “ — — Semmes Of ith oS See gee ice. b~ . i 3 y ) ASB Pia | tal Sale f | . oo a : 2 ie Hy igo paematay «ghey CUED , : wool cassimere “ ide cit | Se aN | ; : Bf we = Bae ~ and others have astra- MAE ties , iG ear il tae | , o Be and others have ast: | eae sheviot Suite in ta eee © JAN He Toilet Goods . . chan bands or emocking : lad see i a i le] TI a : es) ee i : ay gsi | : . x ' nN : ae hE tt TL a modeis. le coats are alpaca 5 a , 2) eal i \a3 Hay Zam. : peci turday ‘ ‘ » i ~~ y uy S al Sa ! SS ee "4 ’ > ~~ - . . 7 a Rs : a a . ‘ : © « a ‘ . the litt cirle in such ae ec em em = wns a ; W : i \ ivery one lined and in- 4 | A ee ay} | +, a C es : é | ' terlined. Flare or tai- hy, ~ f / | OM, , . ‘i he lined. \ oke bac Kk, inv er ted box- Bay) eg = , ae : $1.50 Double Compacts, 98c red ag ls. In ym Nye-f / | ee ae | pleat sty le W ith patch or flap krench blue, sand, Co- vapeesi t |) i Ui] ; | and red Sivec 1 to s iA =. a h Whe ‘} 54 x / pockets. T wo pal Irs of full- line ~cl. We »}]- tailore d kniel cers mn but- >. years. \%y = Ua i | ton-bottom STV le with ev ery Sulit. Sizes 8 to 18. Sw Sei Wy. ‘ | Ecrinette Double Compacts (Fourth Floor—Nugetnts.) Se Y \ ign 4 . . f ace” ~*~ F ‘SPs ~*~ ~s 4a " ’ | of powder and rouge, scented . At Yy . i " | with Black Narcissus extract. Boys’ Slipover 9495 -* . Ma size naonon Diag im- Trefousse Kid Gloves [ ] jis Hey s A nny Wool Sweaters. Of Fiber Silk a ‘imported Perfume, g Very smart stvle in slip-on Gloves of 9 50 ; iy , : Sweaters in Shaker knit with shaw! : , r ‘Ollars. Come in school color combina- fine French kid. Very yrretty embroidere: | 7 | f. couar : bad ’ : 5 $10 95 "back Co blac} ) Be j at = tions and plain: navy sizes 10 to 17 Just arrived—a fine lot of On Sale at bdap eres nual’ oa na ere - +5 mein black, white and a va Y - ‘1: ‘hypre an mbe . vee ° 7, | new Shirts. well made of the Rese, Ue 25c Qui Sait Talcum, r splendid shades for Fall ! | 4A } oe r rectangular Watch : : vers desirable fiber silk—and 2° ’ ua | ’ = > e - ° ° ’ ’ ) i "ss of ; . ‘ ranteed gold-filled New Chamoisette $2.00 Chamois | a ee ae Small Boys we can put them on sale at ; ety pail = } Drousers Fall Suits this price hecause o} a forti- Ost reliable timekeep- rel tlet G’ S G auntie -oves uede Gauntlets Ip waive vith every one of wee | q oe AD | ; these nate purehese. You'll find 50c Lournay Rouge, 34c rs our guarantee. new lal) tweed Medium and dark shades, Genuine Chamoj te i OV! ‘ ] ’ } . } hy . - serge, tweed and other mixture Suil them oF @& heavv quality ot . 6 R5 | Bs. — , . Ported washable fi ric in ». Sampies -of Gauntlets’ in | uits. Well tailored. guar- style | curtis many dais novelty effects i ow at. ” in Eton collars, middy and button-on hj . ' Hi! | ; this gzood- wearing silk, in 50c Idealine Face Active 25-year guar- auntiet . tee p , trimmed and embroide red in vitl Stitching eae applique inteed Tit. Single tvles Just the thine for the littl ; cell aa ‘ ’ , : ; nreanae . ow Le - iOS. . . cme % tile ) Lra@™ Jatt ; VL. oer range of | reasted, voke back, Tae various sleeve le neths. with soft turnback euffs. | Buy these Dolls now, while ' Hats and Tams | (Main Floor—Nugeats.) ni. inin Floor—Nuagents ) ¥; Ft ~ - y — =e. designs (Second F loor—Nugents.) m-hand styles © you can get them a‘ this great ~ Q5 Phono ra h | ving. Non-breakable characte Mach ir > cir Y our N ew F all H at New Sweaters 95 | Nene, nealiy: dressed. Cea ucn in | “mama"’ voice. Demand Records of Brushed Wool .. ee Free neete We have just received an express , | | sf iy ee : ia? . | : i ‘ brushed wo sy Sweaters and white Sweaters—the shipment ‘of exceptionally attractive +f > See These | V Fa, | » WH N) - latest things for sport wear and general use. The finest ; fas hii ky AC = izes 36 to 44. Overblouses of Roshanara crepe and + } re ¥ of values. Sizes: crepe de chine. Many of the new Fall 2 2 " d (= m. * mde Price at / sg ; : nie “d (Main Fleer, Men's Store—Nugents.) Be Very Sure to shades are show) and all are beauti- } zee Dat : fully embroidered, beaded or braided a , F = = a . aad 1m 0 since, 26 ee riccr—tugens.» | | Ee, goer, aro ee di $ 85 — g | Men’s $5, $6 and $7 N s Le ie fy | High and Low Shoes | , ese ecw weaters : Si 4 You'll like these i , Ba) es a Botooad | $9 Traveling A | ; | rice igs? Hats. There are both : ; smooth and rough fin- § 7 — ished felts in this ot- : — a — $ Q5 oa Pee le oe ring, and. some ve- , - , ~~ = . wil 3 Operatic, Dance lenis. xceptionaliy: anna | ’ oF Full 18.jneh size of high-grade ee eS oie ; low rived = oft —— : . hi saamie aterm | black split cowhide. Well lined repe, éhar- | and } OC al Se l clions ss , and eeuteeens with good lock ae 3: } Bi A\Y, . | j | ) , \ and cate ' gprs a s & Row Very Much Wanted ) ae § 10-in. gooey Double- Agents for the Men’s Stetson’: And Men’s New ms . Sizes Up to lil | (Fourth Floor—Nugenis.) i- 4 ihn , ace; Re *hite “ y | - ia com ‘ Just arri ed these new brush it @ > rae ; ee “ge 8c De Luxe Hats Are Here, Too All Wool Caps Widths A to E ; ) and Blue Records... a Sietsons new All-wool Caps ip pat- [ Wardrobe Outfits Men's rough finish John B. styles, all Wool Sy wea ‘te > : ; s for women Ais show ter ey roe Pa mre 7 ! 10-in. Actuelle— mixture Felt Hats iv | model Hats for men®/ terns men will enjgy | : 1: : | Nickel-plated. hook ith af ; it brings choice - — 20¢ | : | Fall wear; finished iD} | oping: chinchillas and Of genuine calfskin or kid leather with Good- | teamed p ‘ w ' ke : , he season's new styles. Xtra sizes, he desired ; — feito ix. | 7 eolor combinations ’ 4 Double-face We have them in several | several colors and m mixtures: all disse t& year sewed soles and rubber heels. A big assort- ore: wilh ae ie ' as the very popular navy y models and mixtures, | tures. Also derbies ment from which to choose; Shoes for dress wear | a i ) ; a ee ~ le : my ‘ery pattern. | dP + or wardrobe, 7 e rment—Nagents.) @ @ To 22d brown. Both collar and | i Rare sgh? 39c end alge in the regular | Dict ot ae $7. po ghe = jae end for work (Balcony, Men's Store—Nugents.) Special ....s.-ewers A : ed ei nt F styles in all einen. | many Double-face finish in all colors. $5 6% to 7 , tte EP BS tap | ‘ J 4 (Second Fleor—=Ndicents ) a (Third Floor—N ugents.) Sises 65%, to 7%... (Main Floor, “te ) sa8 | | . 08 ss ~mescasn™ imei LE LoEenEeEen hn te ieee we : - oe ‘ > “ i . hs

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. a. 10 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approxionstely Equals that of the ‘Daily Globe-Demecrat ane the a Combine = 4 :} ' Otten Check fo r Cc ollections. | « | Wh 4 Poe “—e. ~ ’ , sf an ¥” ’ ‘. ‘ , tad ” = e y 4 YH . a " - » : © Ava : - %% ae tae , 4 aes immer r {ne if ~ . o ) 7 > a a - _ | § “" _ / “a FA : ae ; = iT a atthe? 4 ‘+> ry " lhe | e 4 ™ ~~ . a ~~ ‘ oe pe “4 ve, A ‘ ; a Ti t hl A “an ; ae a . : fitutio : Wad » : she - . . ¥ - ’ ' i din ; P ae (-AnDdDo nN! : a . ’ , ," , f ’ ’ - ~ , - i 1 ' : ' ’ ‘ F ; 1 «a?e ‘ aring wit! > 2% > f 3 | He appeared at | -aring hf é ; L-.O8 ts , : : . “ ? . 3 . . { . by , ‘ ck for the amount of money he - +. 3° ee - ioe a a 7 . a ’ > 7 sad taken from the company fol- : aH Oe, ‘. Bs . ~~ ; 7 . . feared = . i 4 iy the institution of the bank- ‘ ? + bh : ' > ' ’ a ® "a +0 the refe! nie c.lent NA / - 7t = ul ; : ; ‘ 4 ot . 4 . ; P : , “ . - 4 imis@muidedliy ti nthe money in tne Bie oer Ana : | . 7 i+ lie . os . — - ‘ a ~ iop 0 ] a2iGai lam in paving | i « =. . t) cry man \ c red rors if h 's f f. : ‘ 4 > z ’ ; titi q ) i i - , : :. . > . , Z ’ 7 ; fer in composition ccepted ’ t ag 5 us . = _ : iS a, bec nec { ~ In repivy to questions cf the referee ) “ + Duke said he had given the | money af mr bes _P fe - a & he collected to Joe Levin, coel deal- of , a ae : er and pro fessi: onal aprere an and | rt {ss C : f f ‘ e father of his fiancee o bank for | $: P +h FF = *J USuits O abric, Ssery icé and im + | ey . i For Every Member of the Family — - 5 ' rig ete | vg | . | map ee that wear well OMORROW and all next week we peau nat wan th = point | ! : and look well. These Suits pense carts eograng wea Aer tang toe acne fm, iy usually sell at higher prices. mail, he either made Fall and Winter merchandise. Here you falco entry. in the books to c the amount collected or took the will view a complete display of styles lt ieeteten. the euaeneh | dint direct from FASHION HEADQUAR- SE Oe : | TERS, the last word in newness of de- | ments introduced in evidence, Ref-| “ee | sign, in correctness of shade and texture. Jere Coles aid to the witness, “These | Annee, S h My —Rogers Peet ermen ve e to the banks 62 * tee flation to the facts’’ the refer: ) ae =. ' i Ste a ad ts %& 4 » * - re s - |} asked | “Yes, sir. that’s the way it TO EARLY BUYING EASY Bib icone) puke deciares. sms | ; In preparing firancial statement As a special inducement to new custom- \for creditors or business } ifrom which he was seeking to ob- ers as well as old, we are offering terms tain credit Duke told his boo! Eefelit eo lenient that even peaple of MM | Mus las Blicon. to dircenra roe isnt iui) Biencnd. Sp seeded most modest circumstances can choose fo! ‘rms sreess snd ute oh ic) new Fall clothes. | The inventorv and an audit of | e| Men wy Shoes “— Crate affairs of the firm showed. c! that it was losing moner tal of $15.0090 had been impaired ; about $5000 on Jan. 1. last. she said | | | 50 the figures showed | . , ' 1 Following the hearing. Duke'’« a‘- | : Hh) i torney withdrew the offer tn er | NH ! WATTS i position The facts developed be- | “ \ x x iit i ; t be |} | \\ as ~ “3. } i . ™, 4 “4 : . fore the referee wi! alia before Seen » es . ‘ the United States ITietrict Attorney. Being catter and the brother foremas| ag WEY price that should ys © prompt you to inves- tigate immediately ———a ~ These Shoes are Store Hours: | Dail —— _ made of solid leather ca ¥. 9 to $. FO; | Saturday, 9 to > 2. Olive and d Locust t From Ninth to Tenth throughout. If you find paper in the ERE are Shirts that —_— ou BI C “a A Special | soles, heels, insides or counters we will ity and attractiveness. The ne YCLES Price SALE | refund your money and sive You a Fall goods present an unusually large” | new parr free. assortment of patterns and colors to Bicycles for Exercise and Enj | joyment h f For Autumn: Outings—For the Children—For Men & Women || This, stock is complete, having all oa niet : sizes, all widths, i é cmangar Bike for Men and Boys Shoes or Oxfords. — ouienn. ae a na model is brown with white trimmings, double-bar frame, motorcycle Son =) . > , braced front fork, dr: p-side mudguard. Tough Tread rae Peace, Se \I English Broad- s ted tires. spring saddle, New Departure coaster brake and stand 31 50 hag =s00 large ae Se Pheoe ond gr fet , adras | ¢loth Shirts m | r vumg soap, 7c cake—First Floor. S : : | , ; triped Shirts | plain white and Ee —-—— --— = —— — , SSS $3 00 ) solid colors, -Men’s Fall Hats >= Te | 54 IPR So. -. : —in the new shapes and col- IS $10.00 : Boy Scout Model ee Pi hon: Hats have been ray single frame with blue trimmings, braeed front fork ' sivie in accordance with the i. T Pad Stiid tires snr | | : a a : Rp rome gerne " > F oe md — oye ; tires, spring saddle, New Departure | popular demands in style. ¢ Men S Bathrobes | : : } Among these Hats are some TZ tis, Men's Terry Cloth Bathrobes. in very 3 that will meet with vour Z Z sg patterns and colors. A very aay $2.50 to $450 heartiest approval. Be syre j er $5.50 to B beeaytsee gpl. to see them right aw ay. \ caren , Men’s Silk Pajamas with blue srimminga. with gold stripes. New ” wa: S. V. B. $3.50 Stetson $7.00 VA ie. ail 7 3 pipe ew ’ : iue trimmings ; ff * \ " A new line of ~ 7 i LS-inch frame. New ' Departure coaster if-inch frame, New | Connett $5. 00 Borsalino $10. 00 x pink and Ww hite : ° —— ” “a : ; Departure c oaat , “ er brake, ovudeward and Departure eoaster “iene Furnishing Shop—Pirat Fic brake, mudguards | wtand Neither Samu luke’s brother ror \ ’ . > : ] = 709-711 Washington AV. 3 eethes oe seein NZS SSE aad FINE Shoe at a ' iS .* ©\q } ~ Imported — Ae _———_--- ee es ee eee _~ eee te Boys’ Drop Frame | Women's Bicycle | Girls’ Bicycle Gray engle-frame Riack rrame brake, mudguards . S.-_Limited quantity of genuine eee ee eee > sel $28.75 | ~ Snetl $31.50 and | leather Razor Strops, 59c each—F; = P. S.—300 straight-ed - , mand . $30.50 Floor. | rst cial at 50 Firat F FI ‘el Razors, very 8 ba — ————— ee ae nema oe —_ ——— ee a —s et et ste = omnes

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ey - ’ ‘ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DJSPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star ; ) = vam — and the T Combined A ximately 40,000. | 4 | 3 “a Y imes Combined by Approximately ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 41 = = TOMORROW WILL BE NOTABLE AT KLINE’S FOR REMARKABLE SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE rom Ninth to Tenth “al Special—PETTICOATS j— a | (Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.) ) \ ~ re 7 ; \ 7 s &. Fix * te ee 4 pa. b Values to $2.95 $4.00 ad ae: ere Special—PETTICOATS / MILLINERY SPECIAL FOR iS Satinay Pettigoats excellent quality. ad : 7 N | N | Si >>. 4 Values to $5.95 ane $ é 95 SATURDAY! Plain and scalloped—colors: flesh and / ' f, ee _ % Scalloped and combination ‘ | pleated and colored flounces—materiails @white—exceptional Values at.... es a / og L = ) . tub silk—all colors. ; 7 _— — S 5 e ee \- of radium, jersey, satin, satin stripe A i ‘ 606-08 Washington Av. Thru to Sixth Street , Stirring Sale of ening SPECIALI~ 400 LovELY NEW FALLDRESSES| FINE FALL HATS of At an Exceptionally LOW Price for Such High-Grade Dresses—Dresses Secured LZ Every New Fabric This Very Week .from One of New York’s Most Noted Dress Creators : : and Trim =s Beautiful Color . | ; “ . S pes 3/4 Suits ‘4 ‘= : Zs a se Assortment | é t ‘ Now that the new Fall modes have become fixed in everybody's +. 2 ) Ap Scores of | ) 1} f . 1) ; ; aE : : wie Indipidual Styles | hit Pw, & mind, you will instantly appreciate the importance of this opportu- : Bias, : users | . sea ‘ | ? nity. For these dainty Dresses express the last word in correct fash- : mJ | ; ania | | (} & +h (4 my ions with so many variations that there are Dresses suitable for every S sou : ‘ A | I ; r f ee Aj ANN ‘@\ | , possible st$¥le and manner. We urge early morning shopping, while .y A | Nm Bf : 4 %, \ j . the selection is still large. ky as | ae Beer. ee | | S gd { | > . 50 | rae : | ‘ | ede 3) - D ) | : Misses’ and Women’s Sizes, 20 to 48 FASHIONABLE } VALUES Canton Satin fom | Siewwe” | SERoMeE DRESSES at] | () } Flat Crepe WAR | | t Potret Adorable Dresses for all occasions—are S Wh 4 Be | | . these new models. They are made of the . 5 ee ' 1 ill SMARTEST | Lovely Laces finest fashionable materials in up-to-the- ie ss J Mf, 1 TRIMMINGS 1 Embroidery minute styles. Smartly colored in the ! * h | + Rich Beading newest Fall shades. i. , Ao 5 1 Smart Pleating mm 725 | Buttons . a ee” | |CHILDREN’S HATS ¢ 3 9 3 A very special showing of new models Tsauriayseaiinow) SUNIOR APPAREL AT GREAT SAVINGS | =" NEW JEWELRY SALE OF GIRLS’ COATS SATURDAY MORNING SPECIAL! SECTION | § Siveae al Wik senlie Conte sam g SPORTS HATS $ 8 5 > + - > - > Sons ve - as and English ww = Jp" as these are seldom offered at such " ———— low prices. The coats are of excel- Value $4.95 v1 lent quality materials, expertiy : , made and colored in the new Fal! Hats of felt, velour and duvetyn. Ek, A R R | N ¢ S » BAS mo oy The ee eS loos” saatets Colors: Sand, brown, cocoa, gray and os cluding ess\ and sport noc : with fur or self collars. black. - i. . a Exquisitely designed Sizes 7 fo 14 Years wee w= Kline’s—Second Floor. Practically every color pendants in a Variety of very new designs , va lesired. ] ork ~ con old tr m . if | a | SA LE OF GIRLS’ DRESSES 7 | ° . i , . ° —— — ——————== | obtained to match. . : raw Ce 6 wee, = plaques Every color and semit{-precious stone Kline’ e— Main Floor 4 ‘ This is a very special selling of most desirable Footwear—practically every pair from America’s best makers. $7.50 to $10 Values $4.90 * « oF ’ ; ~ , ~ nurs er an bpen es eb z' . . "a ~.¢ . ye SY 4 IA ow Pe cc - > = Costume Slips Values to $6.95 Suit shades —~ black, brown and navy. Beauti- fully made of Orkeda Silk ° and Radium, with bodice = + eFee * -* «¢ a reflect qual- top. The materials are of excellent quality. Very S. The new ; : & special ws : - . © . A wonderful collection of hun- E OATS Rolled collars, shaw! collars, sually large . 5 SALE OF SILK UNDERWEAR dreds of the season’s smartest CHAPPI C new sleeve and pocket effects, styles ; Values to $3.96 Sweaters. Beautifully woven of , f unusual smartness witheut col- d colors to Envelope Chemise, Camisoles , SWA ER COA US : ‘ qa and Step-Ins of Radium and $I 908 Oe ee eee G lars. Many new shades, some with dneet betee - Crepe Ge Chine. ...csescecsse: wools—exquisitely colored and styled contrasting stripes which lend a : | Kines—Watn Foot 7 Grows array nn GOLF COATS — Sop ere tous re Kline’s—Metn Floor —— nee ~ ee Almost any style you want is here, Wl rted in? ~ . ee a | SINGS e both plain and trimmed. Choice lish Broad- ~~ INDISPENSABLE FOR CHILLY DAYS AND EVENING of ‘ patesit’” leather,: bldek oe ae h Shirts in é : | Continuing : ) satin, beige suede, champagne kid, n white and ~s ) T COATS ee ' Al LORED SUIT fiieldmouse kid or gray kid. Heels 1 colors, si The % - for dress or street wear. . A 57 _ | : he 4 sy AT ONE LOW PRICE foe Values — |\ i i § Sens&tional ® eS a Nei) 57.50 to $10.00 obes +18) HOSIERY SALE go Sizes _ bes. in very | Oe ae! 2A for s. A very fine | | a 3 t : > ‘ rR Misses Women $5.50 to $18.00 $2.50 to $4.50 Values te NR . i Remarkable Hosiery values. a | gi aan Jamas | . ---- Styles - - Colors - - to a \, : otk a yen $10.00 is in tan. blue. . | Please the most discriminat- en me Values : ‘ | : ing. Ingrain silks from top to ee @¢ dwest modes in Sport a os Re | ‘. $10.50 Hf toe — chiffon silks from top Neh 2 gape | ae , We are showing the very newe £ $25 In BY} i ‘ i $4.90 it Floo: | to toe. Pure thread silks with : ; ve 1%, ) Coats and Suits at the unusually low price o b i ati- ‘ , izor &, very spe- | lisle tops. Wonderful values 3 P airs f or a } both groups the garments are smartly styled, ea ! _ | Seldom offered at this price: : wae: fully trimmed and toned in the newest and most- 12 New Fall Colors oN wanted shades. 4

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12: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ~ne =~ — ~ se a ied : bined. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Com | Largest Distributors of Merche ry. 3 mee aT Ts Ot hac er ag aa . | ia 3 ; is ; ed - LA —_ wed © Bia oF - - . 7 ~ Pe ee ee ee eevee ore ea A - —— Our “Jubilee Week’ Sale Offers One of the Year’s Most Extraordinary Opportunities for Securing the Latest, Authentically Styled Models of 4 Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats at a Savin epee tirtrt tt $65, $75 and $85 Values, Offered in One Featured Group at the Remarkably Special Price of ...:.--:-:+2-1-:+:+0m +0 ~~. € So exceptional is this collection.of handsome Coats that women and misses who have Winter wraps to choose should hasten to inspect this group. All are developed in the latest modes, beautifully lined with crepe de chine and interlined, the workmanship, in | every instance, being very high grade. Some models are trimmed with rich einbroidery, w hile others are made more luxurious by the ap- -~ a A EN ic BES A Pa PEE ABA OO le I PR I A A plication of furs. Navy, brown, kit fox and black are the most prominent shades and there is splendid choice for-all types of figures— a selection that.can only be appreciated by seeing the many choice garments. Sizes 14 to 44. a- . : “ - . r . yes ew 3 - 7 : S Ae Eg SS a F a ES 4 pt tk Fe eee . = « ae Pe OOF OS OR ane Bees nn aa The fashionable fur trimmings include beaver, wolf, Viatka squirrel, fox and black opossum, all of a quality you would not expect to find in Coats at this price. Some have large handsome collars while others have both collars and cuffs of «hese attractive pelts. | Taek * f ad / 4 BS es p Viatka squirrel are used in new and attractive Values _. all jauntily stvled on the latest lineg ia ; In This Sal ways, and black, brown, kit fox, navy and Jacquette is beautifully lined, cocoa are the most prominent shades. Sizes choice of various fastenings. Sizes for women © P : S p 14 to 44. . ' and misses. ~ a : Charming Frocks of Canton crepe, e satin Canton and broecades of* heavy | j Louis XVE two-te finish room | fh xtra-Si xe fy rocks and lustrous quality, with panels, fan- . weg er ye s se: ev girdles, plaitings and beadings em- ; er, $8x5$-inch ehiffe $25 and $27.50 $ ¥ 50 ployed as trimmings. Splendid choice $55 and $65 $ | large vanity dressers for all daytime occasions. Values for tor ali daytime occasion Values for... Se caer kei exene ninie ‘cannon dead Frocks in black, brown, gray, Coate especially designed for large figuras al Canton crepe an crepe ce ohine,. some beaded an: . . With Smart fur collar anc iined With crepe de embroidered. others trimmed with tucks and pleats cocoa and havy ’ §1zes 14 to 44. In brown, navy. kit fox and black and in € In black, navy and brown, and sizes 42% to 52%. Winter styles. Sizes 14 to 44. A Remarkable Sale of Women’s “Mildred Stout” Mothers! Many Practical Styles in Exceedingly Important in Our Jubilee Week Is This Group of % . | | sample Underwear — $7.50 to $10.00 Fall Millinery $095 | = : Special . $1.50 to $4 J —Many Chic Models Recently Arrived From New York | Value at.. DP aime 50 to | Values—Less... P/ | N a $ 5 5 ge. H chinchilla and poiair, weil ined nn sauna : | t 7 a AL AT Lh | some made with pockets. colors are navy. wa\, J { \ | Chitose ef a in tj ~“ Pe tirwt nw as) be. ba » Pad ee ed IES 7 Wt y A orown, tan, heather and gray, and there are styles for little boys from 1 to 4 years, and ttle giris from 1 to 6 years. ch ee Children’s Fall Hats aa gowns and envelope chemises Fy « Only ond ge re canchtyg Spal ace are _ this of- Cunning styles of leather, leather combination, Gann and step-in drawers in lace. | P itt. 4 oT e eis wee ione or exce ent qua ity Lyx ons ; ff , ee Seren match the Coats Tams, polos and bennet aues trimmed and_ tailored stvles, i Vin ZA veivet, paune vetvet or felt and duvetyn combinations. | | j oie es Aca ii eebhiof o kind anil eted | Ses Mae: For street, sports and dress occasions there is a most , H —— ee sae “ and all mussdd from handling. , + unusual choice for women, misses and matrons. : 4 | : bes Flesh and white. @ Sample garments of excellent cottons — petticoats, bloomers, Ribbon cocardes, | Large dress Hats in | | | } Very Special for Saturday ag ie rhinestone pins, the latest styles, roll- | ° ie Satinay Princess Slips eae } feather ornaments ing brims, chic tur- “ | Satin Ank]l St 5 = P ° Ly and other _ fashion- bans, variations of the : | e- Ya § a” . Slips of splendid quality . j able frimmings are poke effe ‘t and other ' ia $6 ee Ee ot, ieee emits . trimmings ar ct and ¢ = | 50 to $7.50 Ve a eta ania eae | oe | ae : —A New and Smart TMB Clace Cartain fal a $ 1.45 Feurth Fleer t of F ootwear ott : quality, with allo e, Third Fleer | . : bottomes Rniches ; t b bullion fringe. : Saturday Only May Milady Save So Extremely on 1 ‘ws : $3.00 Hemetitched Marquis Girls’ Winter Coats § | $8.75 to $4.50 Silk Hose |» My ? Se In Our Jubilee Week—A Remarkable Group of limit etx to Spanish Louis heels and paire ’ . ° | i = soles. AA, A. B and C wWittme: * customer; pair Sees . oS | Special, the Pair ' sizes 2% to 8. second FI —Many of Them Sam ples, All in Newest Styles t] | © Two well-known makes in this group, which offers Hose o? _ ¢ S = quality. or styles with Paris or open-work —___-—_——_—- ciocks and embroid black and a limited lot of colors Vari is weights Future n wisely anticipated tomorrow ge Aes ees | | Saturday's Delicious “Special” — Milk Chocolates a Mothers could scarcely be afforded @ more } see a nse _ we eet ate oy This Sale of Nats and Fruits in Cream : acdvantageo! 0 or o sel | i wd 7 Conte for uit lttic domahters. “The fact | Men ~ and omen S Watches | : that many are samples and only one'‘of a | —= : 60c Valae— | ae ab § kind bi also delight. Some models are fur | Dependable Timekeepers at Savings of Utmost Importance | the Pound... C ! >. 1 4 fe trimmed, Bad 5 : J, while others are plain tailored. Siges 6 to 14 years eh, Men’s Cymrex Watches artes 2-Lb. Box,69¢ Re, Mw (on of Helivin. wool velour, potair, duvet de . : , . ea ame amd cametaire, with choice of the mos “vp y $5 and $6 Values - ved $ 95 an : < A tempting assortment —centers of filbert, ee popular colorings for young aint ' a PA Tot Cores Tew OL. TR See Bf Sir corcccd aia ema need other traiee aaa - t| ; Cy thin nieke! ase mode! . ry at- - . | covere¢ wi ric mi . ] , = 3 ’ ‘ ’ : ) SS A SS és very a Ca | chocolate. ' Girls’ Dresses “Bestyette” Raincapes | ) reactive. TEE Eor | our own factory ama , ss * gos | our own factory and as wholesome as they aré "gs or velvetewn; trim | Ratncapes, made ot sae’ |i Wrist W Elgin Watch | licious : : ari 4\ver " tf wt, neces ” i} os be ar ; oul with hand auibhoiaery. | tence teae® ot ae. rist Watches Wrist Watches gl | Me . <. thin = but biue or red ie AE at oka ty ok ee waswe $8.95 | Fete $15.95 | ateeagSeo,, | soe Ceo Cheuties | tet : 5 t ~ 2 ° ctanguiar ulst - igin for Luscious Cherries, covered 7 . @ . __ Sises Sto 16, 8fe5 Flectangular styles Exquisite rectangcu: model Eigin fo ; ‘ ere . Tender Marshmallows, 96 ta 819 value: special af $2. ana ge tape gol4 with beaut'ful white g@old Warches a4, 4. mae a nae ot ui engraved — with cream fondant and coat- ered with nut. toasted oF ror | SB Fieer ae!" air octagon, filled cases and guaran- solid white gold engrav- - @ gold Siled ed with milk chocolate nut and 4 ba ne a — Se im ported —* 4 od cages, fancy dials | of a Ib. Saturday a oe se '¢- mes Com piete ewe! CPown “ad- . | SPprinkied; Ib. Sat ments, ribben banda ribben band tustabie riteon bands se 9 ‘Rate . — - — a _—

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cee SEPTEMBES oi bs ¥ | R21, 1923. The City Circulation of the Dail Pp Rai. 199, § eEPTE tte ally POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 18 ao $a ——_ onan oe ee eat aie nae : — as ae te ae “TPR eeeeeeeeepernatrttt tT A, weeweweeeeeeeweaewe ew a EB AB nn a nee (SS SEERBEESCSR ERE TT “SRB BBBS SAS & 3 VSS SSECREESOS SOR SOeBEBSOEBOEBESOESE iii REP es ee Dh ke ke kk hk kk eB ek An SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON AGES12, 14 oe wandias 'S This Store Is Open Saturday — | | ae Re | — ‘madlltdat est, a By From 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. | We Give and Redeem Eagle conned | - ane i —+* | | —Few Restricted Articles Excepted. el st a" eee ee me on ee mene ene em ees ee . ~ = — a ™ , uence —— ; . " - , . —_ . 7 . : ‘ . tee . ‘ . ; . ‘ oe ' TTTTITITIINITI TTT rr ; “ : oe : Ot A Ao > ante ne Oe As sd oss one OW: Ane Neel 7 we | rt Needlework Section Offers Attractive Tomorrow, the Last Day of Our Extraordinary Jubilee Offering of $2.95 Silk Pillows Splendid Player-Pianos —Satarday at the Special Price of . . . 2D 35 —complete with Piano. q@ Round and oval shaped Silk Pillows that are very ornamental! Large size, floss-fitied Bench at the re- markable price of i SanennEieennennnneeeensttiee and in rose, blue, black and mulberry shades. $5 Table Runners (| Stamped Rompers —of velour and tapestry com- of unbleached and white In- bined: in attractive colors dian Head: stamped for attrac- lined with sateen and trimmed ( tive embroidery Sizes 1 to 3 ee iy cada a. c...aio eat « BLS | Ee: : = . , Saturday, the Last Day to Select Luncheon Napkins | ij: i Hii B | ete. “ . 29 : , > () | \) | () : a6 ] | $13.50 Value—Saturday, Dozen.... 3 . i anceL GE HE se Terms, if Desired q@ Exquisite Italian cut work and filet >O; O5 x. “2° , —e oe ae aS) Seae: * — seri: z ished in mahogany—instra- lace on beautiful linen—Napkins that will ; undoubtedly delight the most particular vel a0 -cnananGanr ak whin on a ne ee eee - - ~_ ——— housewife. Luncheon size—14x14 inches. ceptiegaly teow price. ) | eats t 35 ss: 23 ] 3 | 5°: - oo -=° : q€ All players have guaran- 3 $8.95 Tablecloths $5.95 Tablecloths : ee 533 =A Y , ne! : Illu trated Above Ail - linen bleached Damask Silver bleached Damask pat- ; ' os3s5 233 \ \ $4 -— ~ bee six-point, smooth - running : ees) | | |e —- ~~ $ss3 aT motor, empire top, full met- wh at ~e £ Special Gl... see eeee 70-inch gise. Some of them slight- effective floral designs; 70x70 : lv soiled from inch size; : ==9 \ > + al frame and eas edal ; $4.55 : >. J —_ _ - action. Be sure te see them a a Saturday, each... tomorrow in our - - hewagpnme s Third Floer Music Salon—Sizth Floor @ Extremely handsome are these three-piece Suites, beautifully overstuffed } in mohair; davenport, chair and wing chair with carved bases and trimmed | — . ; ; with tassels; oulside backs covered with velour. Artistic Fruit Plates Filled With Choice of 6 Patterns of Mohair : Arti fj Cj q] Gra eS $350 Suites Simmons Beds __ Felt Mattresses ~ S ale ot Mam PB) Dolls > 4 In This Sale at $30 Value for $20 Value for > 69 VS Crates $3.45 A > ee “Oo @( Four groups of very beautiful Effanbee Dolls that walk, have moving eyes, excellent wigs, dainty beige or platinum rs of brown, blue ural squirrel, and test lines. Every and there is Sizes for women dresses of organdie, cap, shoes and stockings. Selections for holiday time would be economically >] Q5 >] 62,05 | | ] 00 Value... Re Seatintincind Ley \\F - and vinegar botties, six covered spice and six cerea) jars. ~ —_ r iarge figures, al! Special Saturday— ie I‘ 45 Axminster Rugs ————. Golf Sets 4 A} f| a’* * COCR CL SEE UT i Giiy aly, 4 fin Ou ‘yA = — a $5.00 Axminsters Secure Console each. : @ Two-shot, bolt action Shot- Many attractive colorings and designs in these Sixth Floor : guns, of an excellent imported emall throw Rugs, to match the larger 3 : make—expertly made of high- $4, 5 grade materials With the Fall kinds; 27x64-inch size; Saturday hunting season at hand this offer will Interest many. tions, chinchilla, velvet : Bet Phonographs | k = | 95¢ Shotgun Shells Olos and bonnet effects, tT. S. Loaded Shotgun Shells; 12-gauge; 3 drams ane 1 oz. of Nos. 6, 6. 7 and 8 shot Box - $2.85 * $4.85 | Very Exceptional Values Are These —With $5 Worth of Records Third Fleer — + () Zs ai asieatinsiaiaansaeemsian traps i Casement Curtains Special *6 Q i | Bicycles Exceedingly Worth-While Savings in | ses 4s ees = | , “ T . —Pai — ) A. T. C. Tires ea Smart Type @ fo pi teins at decidedly better $ AD ra Special Saturday at mace t Se ¢ quality, with allover shadow designs and / gees | | Terms of $5 Monthly $ ] Q Q5 is a 7 = rt \ | $15.20; oF) .2> . a ee eo aidt bees ey @ Attractive. mahogany Phonographs in Offered Queen Anne style with cehter opening and Tomomgi at... mee Standard 20 ote col flexible ; limit six pairs to heading; pair oA aaa . inches high. ' Music Salon—Sixth Floor equipment. 16, 18 and 19 inch frames. Sixth Floor & @Ustomer; pair A. B and C widths and 8. Second Fleer Extraordinary Economy Marks Saturday’s Six Charmingly Designed Metal An Unusual Offer— pable _LAmps —— 7 Miiz_s Houseware “Specials” $4 Value—Special $ Pde Continuing the Remarkable Offer of Portable ye Electric Machines | ._ = . | | with polychrome decora- ) of filbert, Brazil, ng Pil Four artistic designs fin- tion: consist of a bowl and 715 F ll $1 75 Flour Bins $1.25 Bread Boxes $39.50 Gas Ranges auy ms Bins of heavy tin | Made of héeavy grade tin, Champion Ranges in cab- $ 15 Values *r fruits in cream, . = ished in either browyg, brush two ere and are $45.00 Values §0-Ib late Fresh from , 3 brass or brown-and-gold—al! extremely ornamental. f Guaranteed | with blue or brown japanned with brown or biue japan |‘ inet style, with white panel rs, th 7 aa b Se with panels of amber or green OF... ee eevee finish; hinged cover. $] 19 finish, and hinged door and splash $27 95 © as ey are , art glase in the shades. oe Imported Prints , Priced ‘ cover: each packe: priced.i.. ‘ . = : complete with 2-light pull eon | sockets. —in attractive subjecte-- New Home Sewing Machine Co. $1.75 Sad Iron Sets Savory Roasters $2.25 Freezers hmallows ade by New arshmaliow * , ™ ° a splendid variety from Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons with Savory Roasters finished Alaska lice Cream Freezers _ Marshmallows, cov- $7.00 Two-Light Fixtures which to choose. $2.50 ectric \ hi ; of a most convenient and nickeled finish; set congists of in blue enamel; large size: with wooden bucket; Biput, toasted cocoa: | Mintshed in Jap gold and value, special Portable electric Mac — ; B h tor and 3, with handle and : seconds of $2.50 size; just 160 bhocoiate 35c¢ : completa. with effective glass Saturday at ... $1.50 efficient type, equipped with Hamilton- — dhe dv to stan’: at $1.15 grade “special at meat ation pattie ! ; = f cm shades. Satur- $4.50 : Sixth Fleer full set of attachments. Easily operated and handy 3 == gg ——— | ton anneal linia carry from room to room. Sixth Fleor | —===— - v_F. A ee ee ee ee Se ee ee eae aaa a eee es ee eee ee ee ee

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—~ oat ce we oh a ain a ek ii - . - ms Zz ae ” , FRIDAY. 4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Tintes Combined. SEPTEMBER fi, 19mq —_—- ——— _ Sinaieas a ———— = iz IDAY. SS pe th eee Bene x eae a. | 1933. RAAAAAAAMAAAAAI be prose | SEE OUR THER *NNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 12, 13 AND 22. me am OF DEPUTIES TO BAR -B y fi - sone Se cals at "at pine oT Famous arr O (ects ry a i het Assoc inated oi , ANTONIO. Tex., Sep! precaution against any rm, Hasement Ecomomy “tore. » | : “hest ie a a a BF LNA ~ srreve $Q).45 . Gitisa Saturday—Very Special—This Group of be Gabardine Topcoats, a tag 1: Here ‘s a remar Creases—Jersey dress $8.95—comprise this Sines, wide or narrov long sleeves, and tr Diping and applique : rento, brown, reindee Boston Ferns Glove Silk. Vests “Am er co et IO ee - ee eet ey ae ay — | ie iit A record clean-up | @ Sports and pleated model Suits of stripes, checkeeil 4 } ™aterials, Coat ai gray. bive and tia‘ iad ior raimy and chilly AVS. Serge iinin er snoul | 9 sleev s, all-around belt, conservative storm collar and int pct Fre in back $ IS | mixtures, tweeds and blue serge. Choice of a vari ot | : q ~~ W omen S oes izes. 33. to 46 chest. Srecial for OF colors. Coats are lined with alpaca and splen y 4 Se eee tailored. Both pairs of knickers are lined thro tr - nae See Sizes 6 to 18 years. = | A Special f, ( . | $1.50 Caps Boys’ $2 Knickers . moos > 2 S 8 Saturday, Men’s and Youths’ , For Fall and Winter. In light Fuftl s: Knickers of = tT" .+h Basemen* Econemy tere and dark patterns in one and and cassimere, in stripes | 3 eight piece style or plain in pleat- | mixtures. Various colors, $5 to $7 50 ] S ~ ed style. | 57.50 Wool Sweaters Aaa @ One-strap ‘Slippers of black *. satin, patent and log cabin suede. fs : — peerany Priced at. ° - P with cut-out lattice effect. With y _ | | and wool-mixed ae :: IS Continuing the Sale of Women’s and Misses’ very flexible soles and high covered Louis heels. Sizes ‘ters in Shaker and Jumbo knit: also fancy 3 Silk Petticoats and 29 ai to 8 , SSS ee niin ier at Puan ae $2.45 $I. 65 a | ef | Boye 2 eae ee Boys’ Sweaters Slightly Water Seiled Gavesesie BY Underpricings bp be fa leh ot Su ~~, 3 Boys’ School Shoes . , , tiundreds of sweaters. ai th mn a: youths’ and boys 4 : lors, white and fan yy #~ ain popatar Soy owe etrie, 4, A ¢ Taber garments are so slight! soiled that they can be 65 Snees, of brown an —; ith itton-down ‘ollars en + - mn mepy color com- v@ather. all vizges - yt re rdway cuffa. Sizes 7 to 1 cp ations Sizes $8 to 36. ea = home. Of various gh quality silks in the $ xs eee ay cere Sisee 7 to 16; 12°98 pnd $550 ieee 32. 2.45 desired suit and underwear shades. In the lots are Petti- Basement Economy Store coats, — and long or short Bloomers. In ‘two lots 4 #- lila de hn ee ROVE wer PV POT TCA TeV sO FC AVeTT TT CSseeCeEeeS “Trt rr Cee ee ew ewe eeeeee 7. ee er er ere eee eee oe ia ja ae e ne ee Ra Se Cees er eee eee eees a - é Ay * x ¥ “ e wm * sins? — i: a” me a + aa . *~ med alone ; Los. Shia ee — . —_ I

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igle Stamps les Excepted. irdles .69 also wrap-arounds ic material. With Porters. Good range ots k-and-blue bro ?P elastic all around — of on 95 ‘ ‘ nk silk- “Striped ma- and elastic in the ed pa orte rs. Sizes m.... $1.23 nt Bc onomy Store pre Cakes .50c and coverea w Belicious icing. -_ ont Lconomy Stere e ial! 29c mels, delicious 2 sweet chocolate. ou tien 29c ment Leomomy Store styles for girls h and ways. t Leonomy “tere ring of Suits stripes, checks, of a variety of und splendidly ed throughout. 2 Knickers nickers of cheviot , in stripes and lous colors. G6izes s ee $1.49 eww ewe het f+ * - rtd vee * a ie , Cu rf ' me 0 ‘ ° aR? te A.’ ” FRIDAY. TT ; erm 21, 1923. | 1e City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH grrr one fer) a alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star a et - nadine eamnoacethos ites: he Dally Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 49,000 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ig initiation ceremony, whi et eat ak i pe peon Silbe D ¢ which is toto be molested, b ibe ut if any masked yb . | | uc SAN ANTONIO |= +e he by the klan today at the person makes an attempt to go upon | STOCKHOLDERS SEEK RECEIVER Robe ert S. Burns, and Chester G. Schwab Stutz Motor Director. ! “wi N IN ‘ntonlo speedway, just outside | the highway he will be ordered to | | ote from acting as officers and di- | By the Associated Presa. ' ie city i : : . e meter wil rum mere | a ty limits. unmask. Officers of Guaranty Securities Cor- ¥ hag NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—Charles FORD OWNE F~ 3 give less treubje Permit Klansmen to Hide| Sheriff James Stevens announced! The citv ; poration Accused of Fraud. be allegations that the defend- pap ' : . : ‘Only at Place of initia- he had sworn in several hundred ve city commission of San An-| By the Associated Press. | ants have injured and defrauded the |. Schwab, chairman of the board tion Today. special deputy sheriffs, he would cer |e ently adopted an ordinance| BOSTON, Sept. 21.—A bill in | Corporation by causing it to pur. [0° Srectaes ob: tie Sahn eae e ee tides ike bea Hs = wmydart Rested not which prohibits masked parades. |equity, brought in Suffolk County > hase a large number of shares of | COrporation, yesterday was elected ee oN ), Tex., Sept. 21.— bate | Word came from kian hea Ie ' ;, | 'ts own outstanding preferred stock | director of the Stutz Motor Car a ANTONIO, Tex p Deputies have been instructed to | ters th, dquar-|Superior Court yesterday by five |}at prices in exce f the Co. of America. Schwab rh Nie f on against any masked |patrol eertai enti it there would be no parade | stockholders, asks the appointment ss of the fair mar- “ sats. 0 pepe ng utio = th a : : 4 ‘ ain sections of the roids in San Antonio in conection with the| of a receiver to take charge of the | et value, are made by the petition. | DOUgSht a controlling interest’ in of the cu} . es ie opr ing at Deg: speedway and will initiation. Money collectef for en- | business of the Guaranty Sec calidad | €Ts, who further allege that the de. Stutz upon the retirement of Alan on the streets of San An- ec on Fruarnl near the scene of the ‘trance to the grand stand will go to! ¢ ‘orporation, a $10.000,000 company, |fendants purchased the stock for | A. Ryan, following the corner in 400 special policemen were |initiatio... The officers have orders | in yesterday on the eve of a‘that no one within the inclosure is the purpose of selling it to the cor. | Stutz stock, succeeds A. S. Cassidy, | i 7 > Pes > . © , ; ote rotestant Orphans’ Home, ac-/and asks the Court to enjoin Presi- Poti. at a large profit 7 wha? ~ Soe ' rie . -_ - SON ~S Ss ~w ay aikouli . o oo? ~~ — 5000 Pairs of Chiffon and Thread Silk Hose _ A Stupendous Sale of S'LK HOSIER Involving an Extraordinary Special Purchase That Offers You Actual Values to $5.95 for..... ATURDAY—the most extraordinary Hosiery Sale ever held Cee eee = Y Sale of Fail DRESSE For the Misses me Pix zy rere) 23 ;" % ¢ , j | a at Garland’s will start promptly at 9 o'clock! If you could s see the marvelous Hosiery we have secured for this event, ) oa, vou would actually be willing to wait in line for the doors to ~ open. 5000 pairs of sheer chiffon and glove-silk Hose, pur- -" p saoeed from.a famous manufacturer, are ready for your se- ie Marticat at a price that makes them the most star tling values we 2 have ever offered. Come—see—vyou will believe! ie Lace Clocks...Embroidered Clocks...Chiffon or Silk all the > a! way...Or Chiffon or Stk with Lisle Tons! Never have you | seen such an assemblage at this price. And the colors include ~ every new shade that Fashion has stamped with approval. mee Choose from Mode, New Otter, French Taupe, Gunmetal, Log MAIN FLOOR wa Cabin, French Nude, Cinnamon, Beige, Atmosphere, Fawn, SIXTH STREET Frocks for the misses in delightful array > Black, Brown, African, Cordovan and Gray. Buy them by the box! Buy them by the dozen!! Every Pair Brand-New—Perfect—Full-Fashioned Smart Fall Suits In a Saturday Sale for Misses and abundant variety at a price that makes them irresistible. All the newest Fall color- ings and smart fashions that display tiers, pleats, embroidery, braid, buttons, buckles, chenille, flounces and what not. No need to shop elsewhere—the variety is here—at a very low price. Frocks for Afternoon Street and Business Wear in @ Satin @ Canton @ Moire Nr Ng i Nay Og IO ag a a ae re ee ee ee ee 7 3 s cae tad * _. — y ae Re eR A a © ee tg a ON Na I ln agin ae a tg 4 > “ bd * - 7 s + . = - ¥ r - ys Ff @ a > & 4 "e's * « & ? > * fer blac k, there are scores of Sutts tn that color, fo0. Sale of $8.95 to $15.00 Jacquette Blouses _ Fine quality Canton crepe and crepe @ de chine Blouses in the latest and most 99 favored Jacquette style. Chic collar All Sizes 16 to 46 Remarkable Values al and cuffs. Embroide trimmings and short sleeves. Wonderful values. MAIN FLOOR—BROADWAY SIDE THIRD FLOOR-—SIXTH ST. SIDE — SSIS THOMAS . A oa xe = TAY AND 410-12-14 SIXTH ST see Ww. GARLAND (1n0.) SSS 109-11 13 BROADWAY . = —_— 4, og” Z *, 4 | ," Z -* 4 -_" « Y 7” « fe ¢ a . + é : '?s +a . ; i 2: * * = = > Satin Canton € Poiret Twill — SPECIAL event for the misses—and one that bears overwhelming BERCOND FLOOR—SIXTH STREET SIDE ) ms, A evidence of Garland’s value-giving supremacy. For here are trimly i hen eek ul een Cee .- tailored Suits, youthfully styled and inexpensively priced for the moan “ ho who would be correctly clad—economically. Attend this event without S Silk D Re fail—convince yourself of the superiority of Garland’s Suits at $20. ummer resses i In a Drastic Close-Out at a . : ; ; 80 beautiful Dresses sacrificed for os Twills and Tricotines if} Navy Blue quick disposal Saturday. They are al! | > silk Dresses, mostly small sizesn, f[n «a a, An old color made new. Navy blue—beloved of Paris and the surprising variety of stylés and colors. reigning favorite of Autumn suit shades. And for those who pre- Up to $35 Values for... EON A OSE OEY ORD or ee ies F d \s . a ey th: me a ie fo) aS Sra Se ani »

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: - — ined. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combin —— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER $1. ™, 16: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ANTHRACITE UP 30 TO 90 CENTS |todes in the new price lists of three | | large producing companies. Inctfase at Mines Shown in New!) 0. P. Waldron, general manager Dainty Blouses J f Price ) ompaniecs of the M. A. Hanna company, who > agi emaguaging ~ tonerates ccllieries in the Wilkes. 98 Bw the Amsociated Press ,orperares ‘ : ; Pleated Skirts $O.98 i, . ing ELPHIA, Sept. 21. — In-| Barre district, was quoted as say : 4 8S 4 or , se a Ps the increase in prices at the mines L t creapes rang’ng from 20 to 90 cen*: had been fieared on the lowest ps- ae ‘ F ‘ | a 517-519 WA » tém on dumestic sizes of anthra-|citic basis to meet the advance in Silks and crepes for costume wear, exquisite- Wool and wool crepes in straightline tal. [| a ‘itefeoal at the mines were shown /) wages of the mine workers. ly developed voiles and batistes, metal bro- | lored he peas vo ne — - | : 1000 Ni caded jacquettes, comprise this varied plaid and striped motifs. - a Be Satur day Only Specials ao - | 2 Bus _— with cheap, prison-made ats. | ae |. Front. Pen and Back Drapes > , ' ; Extra large size. Pleated Flounces $1 each 27x16-inch One to a Customer - Frill Panels Tier Skirts 4 an Long Tight Sleeves 9 S Flowing Sleeves Short Sleev Novel Sashes race Trimming Trimming Circular Skits Straightline Ideas i peautiful Fall Fabric repe ; ette, Ca a & Romaine, George : ton Crepe. satin Canton, Jers lace. lace Combinations, Tric tme, etc.. Poiret Twill. } : 7 4 14 16. 138. 20.. 36, 38, ‘ a. : ~~ = ae P . © | ' ——* «$e Also juniors. 4-Piece Two-Tone Bedroom Suite | - : ws Bow-End Bed, Dresser, Vanity and Chifforobe, just as displayed above. ay. Co re this splendid Suite—easily a $200 value. The mirrors of Vanity I _— t | I } } | j } e QO a ~ -. S resser are heavy plate glass. The Chifforobe has hatbox, four A Ribbon and drawers, hangers and clothes closet. You will appreciate this value mss 4 — The Climax of This Week’s Values : 6 for 8 Is Reached in This Offering : oe’ Pry me ns - ity 's Best at Even $1.00 — = ; & = X Higher Prices tooo Columbia Records, double a) Ried 4 : disc, 2 selections on each rec- . : y, 3 ; =a > ord, each worth 75c regular. | Ne“ d fs 3 A | : Songs, Marches, Orchestra selec- , 7 ce ee tions, Jazz, Dances and Recita- iota Se fe \ Se tions. Limit 6 to a customer. ‘s R V ‘ R ; » 4 8 , 4 | ) / / | Mi ded i | ug alues | | a ee y ot cant begin to / ib Ate VEG A ¥. T | ¥Y c a f comprehend the F, PG in NUE A ; cae SA URDA | . \. | + " 7 - as . Ae ee Pe Pe A tL the litile differ- ONLY ae 2 1 \ | ewe Ce eeese Va : LY : ie Pa PE. entiating marks, in 7. iy a . be f ues until vou see these Py \\ Ee. = re line, in embellishment. , : sane mt» \ marvelous Coats! Even 4 : ‘i — = AAS «in treatment, that you our former value events Ale | Sf “(}ge& pictured at part of that are no proper criterion new Fall Dress seta ideally embodied in a by which to juc hei UN | Nig “a . ee SOR 7 a ige their | : . | this extraordinary ; , : merit: Soft textured NS De | : : l “4 group. Dresses such as All $54.50 Axminster Rugs, 9x12 Fo) ea gy WA fabrics have been lav- [Spe | | , the most discerning will ene : | fed ho ishly used in c¢ ina- } } 34 , enthuse over. in ¢ soeee are heavy, closely woven, high-pile Rugs with Sh. ishhy “ d gly ombina is = bet ’ noon. st t ; } after = -wool face, that will give you many years of ser- $ 45 oes\ fae i | tion with luxurious .Y j | ; ‘o } ' 7 scce am party vice. , pomutitel Oriental, Persian, Chinese designs, = > foo oe : furs such as beaver : ' SH models. Canton and ssorted patterns and colors. a | ' Satin crepes, satins, : = hoe mode, caracul, wolf, fox a. | crepe de chine, Poiret Oil Perfection Heater Bogs: | and == squirrel Crepe ) twills. This large-size genuine STANDARD PER- a i | lined. =: ; | | FECTION Oil Heater, advertised the world 2 hs ie | | 7 | » | over as the smokeless and odorless Perfec- 2 5 : s we ss. :\ Beaded and Embroidered tion, will be placed on sale h | i p Sale here tomorrow Ormondales Plaits and Tuniecs at the low cash i a ies : price of beer $7.00 » Velverettes Bolivias 7 | —Drapes and Panels Do not confuse this Heater with cheap, inferior makes. This is the standard and germmine Perfec- = tion—fall size. - = ———— _— an @ ‘ F " a | eae rs 4. Saturday Specials Sweeter) ees! in Millinery Department ' , - ‘ \¢ yy y* - A . :, an ; - . “> ‘ a a ay) wae | A | , i rr ’ Rae we BBS Real A ats eae ese? - _ a* a saae* 4 SK ROEH a | , | : Values to SKROPULER EE mm ee $12.50 Reet, $179.75 (7 ) $Q 45 ° - - - ieeace® | 3 Pieces, Complete, as Displayed This Davenport Bed Suite makes a guest room unnecessary. It enables you to entertain overnight guests without detracting from-the charm of your living room. The Davenport Bed is in appearance just like any fime, overstuffed davenport. Nothing indicates that it contains a full- size bed, yet a single easy motion opens it, revealing a wonderfully Materials of Panne Velvet strong bed with comfortable. resilient springs. There is also plenty of room for bedding when the bed is folded away under the davenport seat and Lvons Velvet : z a f = : Swagger Sweate cS Fall Bedding Specials Also Combinations of Both ek Hig NV . $3.75 Blanket; Double a sae PA: The New Sweaters Are Smartly Adapta® bp $2.98 Every New Shape, Color 7 aie] to Innumerable Needs—Special at Full 3-lb. c n Biankets, size for dou- ' " Ss Fe ble beds They come in taakt por xk et and Trimming ; , \ $ ors. Saturday only, price per pair, $2.98. y ° an arge, Small and | $10.00 Wool-Finish Blankets, $7 75 S ’ d Medium Hats a Tailor-Mad ie ‘umarem | Tailored Sui aa Miaskets wocl and cotton mixed is eteatn hha ew Specially Arranged for Saturday's Selling al re S its WEATERS that are not merely S$ x . LATE "e erely Sweate inch block plaids in all wanted colors. A very warm Blanket. mi Ninilied Creat - Coats—to accompany the skirt or as @ ‘oss = SCC £53 . an Ba Trimmed Hats $3 Ss jacquette for the first cool y Bios Wor = ractical. Featuri ; ADD Dozens of Styles to Select a model of soft aed cone ar Se From—Wanted Colors— $ Lamentill WHETHER you choose a Suit of soft-napped fab- collar, long cuffed sleeves and pc >t 1 Newest Stvl rics of sturdy twill o , : a ce | ewest Styles—Newest tare, yen'aré stare of facia J “oe agger, mannish mix- banded with self or contrasting’sil ’ Trimmings ; astionable apparel as long as it Jacquettes and Slip-Ons. ' , tek wie ee ee | is tailored in them. Short coats and } ~ a ong coats, as Thiré Fleer. becomes you most. superbly developed, Se softened by a generous fur collar, or entirely plain. Finely silk lined. A most unusual group. ~ cS 3 s > ‘ ea Ss

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ee eee T-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the D 000 PATCH Dp aily Star and the Times Combined hy A i US POST BEN oe oat | of a esl y Approximately 40, ST LO “HIS e 33 ee eve —— oe —- —__—_ _~—. - ee ee ee TE Ae a ~_— — ee PT ERRIDAY, 4 : ™ ian 2) > o IBER 21, 1983 4 | v ——— ts : ) | P ightline tai- ws 617-519 WASHINGTON AY. bly colored in ' +t 1000 NEW FALL DRESSES 5 eee buy @ Dress at any price to- we until you see the wonder- ful value that this sale affords. Latest Fashion Ideas Bustle Backs Front, Side and Back Drapes Pleated Plounces Panels Tier Skirts Long Tight Sleeves Sleeves Short Sleeves - Novel Sashes Lace Trimming Trimming Circular Skirts Straightline Ideas peatiful Fall Fabrics . Crepe Romaine, Georgette, Can- fon Crepe, Satin Canton, Jersey, lace, lace Combinations, Trico- tine, ctc., Poiret Twill. Sizes 14, 16. 18, 20, 36, 35, 40, 4, 44. Also juniors. a ; : ; ae | * the 5&0 atyles you ose from at Yq A, } } i The Truth and a Square Deal, always. E EHO He UL HN, : ‘AY y/ -DILAMOND \ i} Your choice of 50 styles | for ladies and gentlemen. at The Wonderful 17-Jewel EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN, |.) \cureoe Them ‘ d | v4: \. ) , = ‘) 2 = ’ \" bon c : -¥ —for dependable service and HT GER: ee Sy “ A aS. “ ; . . ** - — q : accuracy. This model has 17 \ ff “yy ‘Yi er “9 : Pi . a q ) ‘ 7 o.. pipeies, Ae Pees jewels and is “Adjusted.” ; Ss ae v, ‘4 ° 4 X. , >.| There is no Watch—no matter \ \nen Z A 2 . iY Ae a . ~ We Mie : : j \ »~« . elf ‘ 4 oo A . ¢ > [ * ese > 4 e >. We have been told by our cus- tomers that these Watches vary less than 30 seconds in a month, which is an excellent recommendation. The : cases may be had both plain and en- graved, and aré guaranteed for 20 years of service. WE WIL GIVE YOoUt A NEW WATCH if your purchase ts not sat- MAUD AT ' j _ OR 4HOURS ONLY NEW WINTER — UTUUUEUERUOUULOGGOOOONANANANN isfactory in every sense of the word. . j . > ' ‘ ‘ " 4 . 7 ; Ay . FZ " . | 4 tis 7-2 . 7 ‘ ' fox Zz “4 a2 : > 4 7 . ve bap ‘ ‘ ~~ SN e\ oN a, : a ‘ ae Ls ee ' ‘ d aS ’ . - = ~~ “eh . » 7 / “ > ~ 4 - _ 5 ° ; ~ = on | ~ “ .~ a "*. . : f . ; . , ~~ x. . ; . . — . ? ~~ - — | ’ = | r} oe i . t ‘ .. “ae y s\ | - ‘ = 9.* ‘ . . > , | = 1 J ~é Sere “ae \ -- ost Besides, you may buy !t on Our Easy- > - - ee ij) . ” > oe > ’ —- Tt . th . | -* Fg lang , y ote | » . ¢ — x : # : :. wot eie see's Payment Plan. 9 | —_—_——~ . ~. , - Z . i A : . . . . ; . 4 : Le ’ ™ , el “~™ > /. A ; a “ | — ho 7 3 ht. > ‘6- "FF 7 ’ ——_ ~ = P ss ~* - . : —_— : ; ~ a] , 4, . A ijh AZ, 7 ee ‘ vf? Wa * Po > A A 7 ‘J “4% A ul tia | Seemann Stevana, Fine Normandy, = blivia, Sport Combinations in Plaids and= A¥ , toe ; . es, Polaire, Plain and Plaid Chinchilla = 17-Jewel Watch \apphire Watch , As CO / WZ > oe | it p et Wi even Coats for the High School = Sol!fa white gold Miss who wants “class” as == \ rectangular with platinum a Genuine well as “service’—for the = ate! ne that top. 4 dla ° oo O~o % pce y¥ouU wiiil e . . Se ing style, too, Rich Fur Trimmings Manchunman Wolf, Skunk Opossum, Sq uir elette, Beaverette, Caracul and amart effecta in trimmings of self material. 7 Onyx Ring ! riamond Wedding mr are the vers teatest. These are of j -k solid « hide | gold end set with 7 genuine disa- monde. You will find this Ring @ rare hs: ITT ADUTLUONEEUAAUUUUANU EAU gain at $44.60, Besides, it is « high-class plece of jewelry. fit 5 adorn the hand of the most particular j dy. Blue White DIAMONDS , ~ + #, > . / - 4 7 Q } ‘ 4 . as ‘ ——— Sa Reseitetniiteen tied outed hee ee of ~ ~~ ~— 7 . « —. Blue White Diamond ha | } 4 : I y engraved | * é ts re 4 . ’ biue-While Gia mond enter. Take 14 Months o-# a _ ore oe SS ~ a? Y Blue White DIAMONDS $100 UVUENIVOPONOOUUUAOUAUUUOSNU4UOUAURUITELALOOANESAUUUUUUUUUUUE eo ' nase acaéa4 | - > gem era-e TAI Nageenen se Slee ee, Sa m pen ty _ —_" NN En ns a. eagle 7 tea REN natin cei Ri ceili capa fake 12 Months to Pay New Fur-Trimmed and ailor-Made Fall’ Tai Special at ; Pp allored Poiret twill— Will cord and tri- 80 fur-trimmed. mG velours—duvet de ang yalama cloth Suita. and sizes, EXT INCLUDED _ 19:75 ly Sweaters bul @ irt or asa little $ 2 9: 75 ! Wonderfully — = he cl ie coat ) hechappiccoa! Wl $9Q..75 ockets OSes y | Fi | Y silk braid. kK Hddiso Wes i > / —_ —_— 4 SS TTT Uo Blue White DIAMONDS Open Until 8:30 Saturday ae DIAMONDS [2y DIAMONDS . $300 Thie solid platinum Ring has a beautiful biue- white 4!amond tn cen- ter ‘ Take 18 Months to Pay v HIUAAULVUOHUENLLUUULU.UUCOOOULUHVOUUENSGUGESELLELLULLGLuiN COlUMRIA THEATRE and Fiber | ~

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Rie 4 ‘ a ? FRID The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SEPTEMBE ‘ cs axe ee ‘I8__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mona t ——_— were CHEATING VETERANS —————— ——_—__— given regarding the beg! nning of the | Nimes Freed in Vatal Klan Riot Case. | petween members of the K. K. K., , tt. a Carnegie | } McDermo . ° . ee Mw the Associated Press land residents of Carnegie, in which | fighting J. % » Pi dD R PITTSBURG. Va. Sept. 21.—-/one klansman was Killed, were dis-| undertaker, who was ans spars 2 a } te ispatch adio = Hospital Stole Part of Gold f: hot ame a - ~ ~ 7 “ort Nine men arraigned before Aldere charged. The Alderman in dismiss- ing oe atal pono ty Coroner, Was} Broadcasting Station [gor Dental w ns ‘ing the case said that he had |leased by 1 ne 4 ag Press. Be, rege J. Anderson yesterday , ‘hose cases were | man Georg: ireached his decision because of the one of the men whose case K S D wGTON. Sept. 21.—-Harry on the charge of inciting to riot in| e of the evidence | dismissed ro ) ‘ connection with the recent fighting | contradictory natur - —— 546 Meters | wA @ negro employed as o - Daylight broadcasting at 8:40, 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 and 4 p.m. Market quotations Opposite the Middle West. Prices s supplied | by Market News Service : Dept. of Agriculture, and prin- Friday—8:00 P. M. cae riaa portees Eestee “Se Wiscnet if] — "eat Door press Theater by the Woodward to Haette’s Players. Saturday—8:00 P. M. Shoe Store ° 1] Orchestra concert. organ re- O * | clalties,. broadcast direct from the ‘ Missouri Theater AKILLEDIN GOVERNMENT , Fa ES ~ GASOLINE EXPERIMENT ~~ GC This—for the Past Twenty Years—Hasl and news bulletins of interest to Colambia cipal Exchanges. | Smith, as presented at the Em- cital, vocal and instrumental spe- Finished Work. Ex. a Been Our Aim and Accomp — _— ee a ee ee et ‘Had Just | pected to Enable 500,000,000- -— your furs and sweat- ; oe ne | Ae Dae. | ers. Has always found favor with those more Another task recentiv undertaken y = conservative dressers. An unusual as- Soin: +s i 2. by the victims oaf the explosion SATURDAY which was the most serious in the ! sortment will be offered in this —_ history of the bureau. was the test 5 ng of the engines of the navy air- $5 & $7.50 ment for OPENING DAY at the engines o e ing « Nationally Advertised Clothes 9 i).0%:%c'°cc: ba a 10na 4 ver S ed chamber, the motors of:-the craft First Floor were put through a series of expe: . ri- Gately’s De Luxe Suits Dri dete was Geel. oped for naval engineers showing Shaner s: 29°) | GRAND OPENING WOMEN’S WEARING APPA - From the famous makers. Arteraft,. Clu! Clothes, Excello and Strand Clothes. Style, ~ and absolute satisfaction 1s guaranteed by the maker and Gately’s. Take no chance re, Re ante Sow and on the quality by selecting one of these Suits Ce eee sy aE sige 4 tomorrow. Wonderful values : Yn er ee wo thei In a spirit of thanktal- some time. The injured f ness for your past pat- done important work in th ul al ¢ m =) ! : . ronage have we planned James E. Kendie of Salunga, ) } ) . died today. \ oe E this wonderful Sale of Secretary Hoover has ordered an BR ? remain in aouh?* however nil the 4 ~~ x bs = ne 4 4 ; ebration in which you There are Pure Worsteds, Cassi- to be questioned | Ponce BrP, | i a B an profitably share ble meres, Stripes, Checks, Plain ~—_ ons o> es fs eX the most remarkable Blues, Mixtures and Herring- BACK FROM EUROPEAN CRUISE she BA's => : “value offering” ever as- bones. Superbly tailored. entee 3. Moneta de. of 8c. Leute ant Aung REY. > ~~ sembled for a single Yacht at New Orleans. a a ka “ im. “J A " event. imjured have recovered sufficientiv Special to the Post-Dispatch ; ial patch. MEN’S SUITS NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. 21- ~~ oe : Ernest J. Krause Jr. of 4540 lTinde!! > . ee (; Wonderful Values at$ 50 cong ial sce By. ay eB arments here after a long tour in inland ° i Newest checks, stripes, oe waterways of Germany and other a; = Made to Sel] European countries in his ae payiats: Comfort, style and value : yacht, the Jeannet He crossed t | these Suits. ocean on a steamboat. carrying > Up to $ yacht as freight The latter is a 60-foot boat of 25 tons. with modern Women’s Fall & Winter Suits , equipment. He plans to start ir —CHOICE— this craft today for Mobile A'la Latest Styles—Fur Trim’ d where he owne o range groves aft. Eo eee —— Pp = th =e erward cruising up e Mississippi : mre typ) cal of (;at e, v s ‘ ul - + —T - . . ~ oe eel , a pei effects. Offering every 2B pn Poca ". Palade val he E G ena me Squirrel-T rimmed a — x we : PWIA Heavily Beaded ni } ‘ nN th euro~- . - ee . ~ . VS a Ne “ ie wanted mater ial, style }, geen Graies wWae-Maron von Gontaré Women’s and Misses’ Coats ' _ ~ & Gowns and Dress nm ea © ake vour of Rerlin grandson of the late , : f r. ~ ' *- 2 selection. Take ad’ - Adoiphus Busch. Among the Jean- Genuine Beaver-T rimmed Wom- ; . . SS 7 . — SS Chiffon Velvet and tage of our cx {venient nette’s crew is Eugene Shutz. whose en's d M; F C : ; Se ene Shutz. who: and Misses Coats— . . » . -— & Back Cantons father, it is said. was the former Kaisers principal chauffeur fo : : * >} = eS . auffeur for Far Fabric Coats in Most Ex- , Po Ug f = § Cons-enta (nhers up to $100 many vears : | . clasive Styles— \at | . : : pA a Stanning Afternoon © ; . Far Jacquettes in Gray, Brown = , | : ning and Danct DRE if Ee or Combinations— Ay r/ be NEW FALL DRESSES i £ | / dA VS 3,-Length Far Coats— t. Poiret Twills, Tricotines, Canton Crepes and i 7 — 4 y / 4 ) : ) Crepe de Chines. Newest ef- -§ 9 EY (. ‘ Fall Silk-Lined Bleck and ld / J .\ Cones te For ) payment Brown Handsome Sample Coats of Richest Wool Ma- y Fr — § 72x12 Jap aie ~* t ’ l ae sy =. % aN P. Wy eriais—— s pak Sa ay aws t oh \ vy pS s ee Re “ “ 7 - ‘ . i oe . if | S corns, callouses and : banons. Cost bu trifle Ge a box Embroidered Coats New Cant Dresses . . . GOOD CLOTHES day at your druggist’ ‘scr shoe dealer's, Bolwia Coats New Poiret Dresses Pda: et - Pad ouret s Second Floor—Over Kresge’s | Fur Fabric Jacquettes New re a CORNER SIXTH AND WASHINGTON Dr ScholI: AY New Sport + awe New Goa ee Embroidered Suits Side Effect C E. St. Louis—230 Collinsville Av. likens W. Yate a: Zino-pads ewe Maser Goats® New Velvet Dresses . Put is ne { Coats 7 elheed mtd | ‘Toten, Soe Coats _—~- —— —— ee

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r ; oD ee ° ee ie ' f- ; 4 : ° . FRI ¥ FRIDA” i932 The City Circul: ily _ *: : : 4 cepTePAT. $ BER 21,1933. Es y 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 19 = A . eo ee = _ See ae ee ee ——__ — — = — —————————— SE vam af dental mechanic at at. | Set i aa me I ai Bam ste. ee ee eT . CHEATING VETERANS | en: Bureau = beatcer seatoa : Jand other regions of Spain. This is | ratist movement are the ones ‘who ment. f have insisted that official proceed- forth cease, according to the reguile- | ithe police here vyeaterGay be Seen conceded to be likely to add to the display the real enthusiasm, which The heavy fines threatened for dis- ings in their regions should be con- tions of the military directorate, . — | confesed that in working on brid 4 enemies of the present regime, al-/| usually simmers down as they be- nlax of local or regional flags and ducted in the local idioms, and most How the town and village counciis Stole Part of Gold \work for former service men ~ though it is generally recognized that | come more mature. In some quar- the use of other languages than Cas- | of the documents in Catalonia have will fare does not appear for the mo . ' , - . ; . ' os - . ' ’ "* : ; > Dental Work. had been putting only half the gold , for the most part the separatist Cami | Corse, however, it is expected that the tilian in official communications and | hgen written in both Cestilian at d ment. Atost of them. in ovageea Press fordered into the bridge and had paign is conducted purely for politi-| forcible stoppage of their separatist documents has been received with|Catalan. Even the street names in employ \alalal allt as their lan- , oe >. ~ ; + " : eee wer ‘ — ‘ * ral o mes to Huette’s : z the you : om of their intention to revert to} _ ¥ /repubilcanism is one of the most tm- Shoe Store q Are A . |portant developments arising from ~~ | pmeri the military movement that has suc- a) cne . more ceeded without bloodshed in taking. eat bed O by possession of the Government :f oliars _— Spain. Former Minister Grasset has clear-' e d p a ers an heed ly expressed a determination to move nam ed pro e you 9 in this direction, and it {s forecast that after the deliberations of his S re: supporters. former Speaker Melqui- batts ty any e Great ades Alvarez will follow suit. . ° cn e Doubtful About King. ears—Has pik qin dine e 18 cn This will add a considerable body} sap Sine GAPE it 8 of politcal thinkers to the. already LZeeundy i strong forces of Socialistsand Syndi- lishment . gaer™ t ho e ou calists who are the declared enemies | M ‘a story 9oks out of the monarchy. What the effect 4 | home. inst e€ cne . 1.S y “ili bs throughout the country can- t ii . not yet be forecast, but undoubtedly | don’ ua dissat'sfaction exists in connection agtet yO with tiie military rule, although thus fauiit- > far THe members of the directorate st 1 } 1? . gres are cousiaered gfeneraily to have a t* tyles and materials, | 0 of 29 feat ae - ed in a most liberal spirit, and have d patrons. For this One nl peen le to introduce measures of, ne price. , a 1 Coro? wilich have pee demand tj ixth St | ( In rhe grea lis of liberal opinto: rs _ e s jie . observers to favor a@ conr- ? ! oqzut stitutional monarchy, but many } a jo ) | re — Mezzanine is wroup are experiencing a sens ° ~ aan - ; insecurity fter the scent ev cs =. = Floor 7 wW ; —s ? . - Diving pven Se . 4 NO which saw the King accepting a stn me bet of affa'trs in direct conflict with the rniination of the military directorate to suppress separation in Catalonia va bY 1 4 | b ae ee ! iWFall Clothes APPAREL GET YOURS NOW ~ ee oe | ¢ s atistactors if, fi *>’ ' setectton | -ie "(Pane Beantifal €n- t ~~) = rf Tou RM dt ' { es a eC 2 lf” S| acl: a — Aa ESTABL/SHED /898 tf Opposite Busy Bee 2 | : b> 34 WN. 6= ads ST._OPPOSIT OPpPosiTE FAMOUS RB BARR E 16 oul C ; \ Reasc 1 wee Bl N.Sixth St.fi\\, § Az {ili 314 N.Sixth St-6)|f F-zrecaamnes fi Se graeme gee < e o — ra i aencinetieanneen - ne pe tee Ree ere aD ~~ % = CER A APT Eg RR I GOR AD EA a

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ashes >" “3 ee +8 FRIDAY, 1943 ] fte —~tie - =~ Irs. Moore rented the garage to a one of an aeanties from te front iy. -+-* e Over 2000 on hand. Newest. latest sampics from New York makers. Old- Style Calome!l Gives Place to HALF PRICE AND LESS 5O—Boys’ (assimere Sult«. new. O5c. a ifatne auantial ‘ ld. ° rm tis a, =e ys’ New Overcoats. $2.50. $53.75. $5.50—Ladies’' New Jumper \ Me PUrhs y ae ee fr the old ear Oo er rl re- ‘ \ WO — RNQMQOQQAY . Y : Ss SS " — = ~ —_ . wN . \ SN ~ ~ ~} ~ “ ' e , a , . OMAN | a ‘, ~ . : at on the One tablet at bedtim ith : MRAM . {=i we 6. Q[===—_ ... ~ bewier low of water—that’s ali—no taste, B . WMAQu Reo ‘ .* = when he robe ae gripe , nO hausea, : . ' ° . If Frenc n Ss ut or ~~ Ca . SN A moet: 4 . -_ ra ” ari yf eaat ; morning _— liver wetive. = . a e ess ‘ WN ia | ' v- + . ese. ; Se er rater fied 7 feel} ; ; N SOAS ee ee | NS 5 Se Se sigowiy. When t . r ~ f ’ = = ~ . ‘em purified, an ~elin Trouble, His Policy Has SS 7 7 ae Over 3000 on hand, many like wew, Icteet «tries. Save! Open 7:50 a. m to 4p with a hearty appetite r a+ what & + ° YS 3 mm Pace and Grand car« stop at door. | please—no danger. H MAA ac ee =.= ag BR: ; Was - em pay gare Ss 5 = pnee--a0 ee Been Great Success, He WS WS gi 7 =. /. Bien Daevard, o larce tree. the tri = ao re Dulni¢ ‘ otabs are never so | n« ‘ . e€ SN bat Hes ‘ nate > ee io . : , found ‘ny he 14 : hes i] » bulk AS for the original. trad Writes SW “A WY an oa : eh was .. ? = Pri ? . . - Sa was biown over ack: rice, ten cents and MOON i. meter. If vou are not thor- MQM NS a 7 falling : LAA — . . pic 7 . ste? = . rv on +] r: ory t , a . aA " ; Tl W Fr SSS os Ss are without question the best Shoes sold ar . ee ne Oe el , ‘ . 1 MA 1 . , “oe a the tree after ft rerscougn = — ‘ewed fron out: : +0 si- et ~ \ J ; ‘ \ the money. F ay into the ct ree? and @ tls pped the trond a SS ‘ Why? mobile by pulling the emergency : an is Oi1Ti .rOm: | Ge rOoS in NA \ . RANT e > : | : ) ee ee RQ caD sc, 10 : Because we concentrate on good Shoes te sell at ap yerscough said | o emanined tre ii 30¢ age book 1 a ‘ SSA AS | which was broken of-at f! ‘ " to be pub ‘Sept. 2 QQ to ular price. = ed. and found the Inside to be : ? iews che w hole or ‘bit o f the pres- SANA SY * tthonugeh tha outside an- ent European problems, the Ruhr WA AS MOO See our window for a group of FIRST NA N | amps in a healthy ‘condition. predominating and comments there- . \ ATTRACTIONS. te. 4 ies « cottonwood, apparentiv on in the vigorous stvie. replete with WR Sd / ae years old sonorous metaphor, which is char- SV ; 4 qeecmememanienetndinestini HUNDREDS ARE PROFITING EVERY DAY AT “The | Saad — + wa be i BUSINESS” OFFICERS as “> we . Ny . RY SOs Europe Going From Bad to SSS IQS ene ee det dita a ae - ~- et eee etre ae ee > 6, Gee Oe a et oes a ~i + Ee ere eet = e - spon the roadster and i ee Oe OP ge OR, ee ee ee a ee em pee Smt «nd we, | QE. cee eee eee ns aos ee ee Ee NOOK an the former aiiiintaae | rer nt articies. \ : os . ra is ae ‘ - - in ae thie ‘ al roe a . with a preface whi ie autacr : it Fe Angeles Selected for 1924 Con- > £6 ge L : savs it has not been necessary ‘for . ' > F : } vention of Bureau. him to revise any or the estimates Ss pth, # ‘pe of the various sttuati ons he has made Nn how 9 ao, ce = 4g Gon? : ih ao. . te is conatl S . WONDER aue SHO ’ - wy ANSAS CITY, Mo... Sep 2t— that the peace has EC ne back per- SAY een a ee a mneth Barnard, New York, was : . v NSN PAN NN . 0 SR sp ead mresident of the National ARE YOU ONE OF THEM? "Growing Gloom and Octobe WC TWO STORES pe | Growing Gloom and Menace. YX é, MMW NAV : ery ce ter Business Commission at the : p to 1 °93 eave the ex-Premier . ‘ 4 QO SS NON WY SS . ‘ AA 716 Olive St. 420 N. th ~ : ich vear after the end of = great 5th week 25c 14th wk. Téec and rar it i ought him tn- ‘ , 6th week 30c 15th wk. 75c ne fam |! enough t redict ' sth week Sic 16th wk. SOc that in the futur t -Wi rims 8} Sth week 40¢ 17th wk. S3« france considerabiy le lan the ; ; 9th week 45¢ 18th wk. 90 66. =e * 7, Barve yisiced i ‘+5 _ * 19th week 95c if inca is out for: ratic Le Then $1 weekly until paid SOF ae A. a a a PE Ae -" a & it I : ne —_ | °c eT y ww ‘ t! uUmy, . a * : i] =" t ST’ ‘ sin 445 11¢ ae re - ~~ 9 F > crs ms + he , = , i a yoOec ; (,¢4 == ' o~, * ; . > . e : % i wah aha ee s baka Ld Paié i , 7 peng, * "5 These Watches Are Perfect Timekeepers nd 62 95 17 jewels; adjusted to temperature . springs tempered: | compensating The Subway is ready for fall with a new complete line SR SERMiEnS Gece click: cine 12 Thin model $E = EE a ee nee of two-trouser suits. Figin im 20-year guar- Watch for anteed ld - | in Z; ~ Gio a gg ty a ecedlaroe ban anterd £0 $ . — , 25 humanities—of the humanities a: Included are the newest two and three button models, cane, white nae: ar an. \ — oa.) DD in tmese pages to deat fairly wit all with two trousers—all fine worsteds, eassimeres and ot nliga gall : | watch and ¢ a —— blue serges—a wonderful variety of desirable new, rich : tle time VE , po ATEVILEE An pats patterns in stripes, checks, plain colors and good looking : Twenty-three hundred Geen ee BEE mixtures. Rogers “Wentworth” Pattern nm were nt ane en » o . . ) ) p ~~ , _ . : ece ilver Plate Rrrist were destroys -* = = i + — +7 _oote , . *.* creak Cet ae i Pl | ee 7 Sale price ... > 1 4: Endorsed by All baielads Bo Shirts, $1.65 | Special Purchase and Sale of © ieeiivsnabe mibanks an Gues Railroads vie $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Silk Neckwear, 65c_ PEA RLS mit Yom te ceeoraind h : ee Some CWA: re and oxfords—fiber 3 for *1. 75 Se ee on, Peari also stock of new _—" wheels —— Prices sf, mght. Our vy! LX < vanizing shop will J interest Tou. Ex« noua pecially equippe.] to repair cord tires Glenn Tire & Battery Co., Grand & Pine Lindell 2363-228 7

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FRIDAY, _,. The City Circul y “irculation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds | that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 21 FRIDA aa . MBER SEPTE MBER 2h, - SS ea a - = ———— es — J conclusion of the con ventio aes , ] of Ret ~ . 4 : . sO! we —" church niter the 43s8ault rR S er Business Bure aus here yesterday ea Ang aod Was selected for the ‘ + as. we ony , . . : pied to pursue hin L : George M. Musher. secretary and “on Sty and & new : floo rand w as t: 8 ii, ut ha mewas ee : ‘ ‘ ary arn Rance of gkovernors was c hosen. The A? ' x a peci : nee home, . ‘ Pian of the Kansas City Better | governors elected are oA Zo 0 G0 word a en a on = ——a = ~ ee TT Lit. el ail min. or aeons - A = and instru- Cusiness Burear ~ lan 4 a ‘ pr ” ; shin, VA as ‘ ected vice blow n ral NI. (*oo) Washineton a a . . 4 . 3 . . ij : : ; as 5 — . . 7 ° a p= * . . | i~ : . : ‘ } ie 4 ze iat re I". Green, New) C.; F. M. Wilson, Toledo, O.: C. F , ‘ & ; , Me is Oi ae 5 ’ og . ’ . . ¥ . ° od | ; : ° - “ 6Girector of the Na-/|Oiwin, Minneapolis: Ferris R. Mi) , -,* | | | adie Baek ( : aan . . tolis Fac. ms Nonal Vigilance ©C nittee ¢ | ns ommittee and re- ler, Los Angeles: Kenneth Barnard Roll guaran- teed Special, i ining president of the national com-, New York: William P Green. New 6.5 7 7 ' a , , ‘ Tar ted 4 . ‘ . . . ‘ ' : ’ » BROADWAY el 3: MORGAN each Roll .... ri. isSsionNn WAS | WE GIVE AND: REDEEM EAGES STAM Ae6 ee a é . “t . Meili Department. | > F ' ~~ +. ‘ | P F Snapped wy \\ Wa. Wn an: oh Ws * ) SY as AE RAS AKG Ss QY oS SS \ \\ \ — a Re s ) Saturday — A Great Sale 2 New [Boys aint Suits Denit of an U Salie of hore “~.Panta Suit a pee - : ; @ Georr’ L.. Faust » years WS SERN SAN , nc ¢Riders WE p> y -) oats and Vresses § gay awaited! a a uci, i \\ 6 ‘ Our Own Terms / E- iB, | Offering Choice of Actual $20 to $35 , of y beth eae pictures | a ; , urn Ss “ a Credit here is as free as the air you Wi 22a ues at Only = 1 : reg. ‘ar “$2: valve _= —— eats ga | thts Pm \\ R breathe. All you have to do is come } fi | on, — .. as ch Ww be NY \ & 4y¥ in and select what clothes you want, [#& 7 / ie ie ae 3 pet | and say, ‘Charge it.’’ Then pay us fit S : ‘ | ‘Ga , aide « sero. bewle } AOU © m ; SY ( “jal Ts reust's e a % , SSA 1 ye & tle each pay day. en } yt te . ‘ g . ~ ;' ; , . Fe tng arent was t st) b WN { \.4} ;/ Our styles are up to the minute, and wove “Joven : . e : : | cur prices can be compared with fone. ation . ) \\, foe ly. When the au 0- 4 , . ? v | een: of 4954 Washingto NS vse ! a bi 14 those of any cash store. ‘* fh , =o , ee re) jnEe” WA | Ty : (a Misses’, Ladies’ and Extra renal @ large Tree, 1} =) ,* i | fy’ \ ac . -¢ Ur : ey > i ; P owe t+ ty =. eoif- » Pee vy. ; i MA : Your Credit Is Good tows then the; doors open, Suctaeeeetlane vale t @as found to be 14 } ©s i WN t g WY ) ) ) '? & anmeal ta was blown over! he 1 Ios \ u ut 7 . yea ‘ } i wi tre oy 7 \ = . : ‘ 0 q ie s gus lit’ aa} value emmeeren the Tonaste: and t 0a rota \ | Ladies’ and Misses’ | Geautitul Dresses “MMMM, faovsiguca’ bee Steet it a oe ‘0 noting ag \ , ~ | Sults and Wraps Over 100 styles te select from. : \ th "1 im Boe eter os tee seeatrel, the automobile drag \ 4 ra > the tree after it Niverecoug ¥\ j . - and | ye : OM 3 WN a Y ETE lage ay Jy ks Up 50 7 Girls’ Coats Sweaters Dresses “ee 4 5 . Miacts into the street and stopped , \ mobile by pulling the emergency NX | y ‘ \ ' hi \ , — ; | | | : ‘ ’ the iggest 28 Swen . , p Serge in i , ‘ | yrtmment it pop rey 6 _ gay ‘ a'wils ; » q TROT Mie erlae P/ hii) ! ’ We are showitte tome here om adies’ act ‘ ’ the h sald he nined RAK pnoes oa sell ata Pop- Sich tm ee of at the \\ e a i {es 9 Nobby styles; t ir price Coats ‘ ao " iPp- reg r $10 _ and found the Inside to be § SS S ‘ | Mi & Y 4 . twe ‘$ 50 eae plaim )§=6gnd = tur See Se at | wee: a acl fo o1 f FIRST NATIONAL , "ogg paca ae SS SS rm t t m | en . oun wat a loan; a t d, oll a Aes e o Ol ek” teas it st A | 2 | { broug > “ue ito be in a healthy condition OY | fy: $ i : ; : a a | “ts a aihames 7 en rentir Q a.l the new pat unl temas a &. —— apl : a ~J tern { en S$ Ul S a = | : LA 3 98 $| 98, $6. 98 | “ae pe $1.85 on el Be ! Star or edit Clothing Co.} SHOE BARG Angeles Selected for 1924 Con- vention of Bureau \ 4, [ia | 510 WASHINGTON — mE J ASS |? ‘Lee | i¢ | Men's 9 69 Shoes Boys’ Shoes, $3. 50 and $4.00 Nalues ‘Meme ihe Associated Press. Ou - ~— * . , a ‘,*% . r e rT» 4 ) 7 ° : Tt’ . iad ." 1A m rr > ‘s | ‘ . NSAS CTTY. Mo.. Sept. > PESO . VOOLWORTH'’'S 6 AND fi, STORE } | . nteatn’ ht ts —— M ASW Qos WS . Pepe Oy , ' nhogan) nd bla i" ~\" Wa ." . . . “ —_ P . ot wn A a , ‘4 : (ve ; ‘ } ‘ ussy ? ogwmue ag Zz ie hy aa ~ ‘ . . 2 reas lé t hye a toa etw'en zea $ to 131 ‘ ; > aft. pneth Barnard, New York, was | bd president of the Nationa : as XS IAQ SMAI QM The POST-DISPATCH Is the only St, Louis evening Women’s — Low Shoes Business Commission at the , RRRRAAA | ; the on! | | : ’ ; ARS ~ . . LON newspaper giving ASsOCIALC ress news service. ~— : apeera Maan aby of (oxf ute $1 95 and strap ; te ‘ ; : ! i . S . ; MS | : | a | ! “3 . 4 515 Locust Street | i aa : oe 50 x } SAH: J $2.50 Stamped 7 Buy Your Fall Hat Here a1x108. wi. nO values a . ie ree etyvié€ $1.98 Ostrich, hackle and coque are featured " 25 Pencil Boxes ,trims on stylish Hats of paon, Lyons A apecia! and erect-pile velvet. Others have for S Q we : penciis P ho der iran ig ribbons, velvet bows. ornaments nies Pus up mplete 10c Pokes, off-faee and mushrooms in nice box. box for. black. sand. eoeoa. brown. $1 eens Bottles : ’ 50 pint alze: Warranted erfec 0 Values 1, = ; : - 3 a . : tn x apanned rmneta U . j : : nl - | : : cious, iaperted. nection C , ntrimmed ‘ 7 " , , . . 4 “ , *. A - $2, 98 Canteens =. or hot and co 4 t Velvet Hats liquids. Specia! . £1.29 LUNCH BON ES— a: ae Good size pence and C a wvliace for th .- bot * ge ~~ —— harks Re ee - -_o acuul 39c Kalburnie Ginghams Another big si Rpanens of verv ae genuine Kaibu rnie singharns: Crowds! Crowds!! Crowds!!! They , : He hag eet | great variety ai! "the new Fa n : n. twee 4 . are simply packing our store. We ¢ checks and pleide; for urge that you come here as early as AiSh 5 - - | st oe oe ae : 2Sc mo wene oomns. possible tomorrow for best selections. Re | ‘2 years. Yard.. “a sid We are celebrating our 25th Anni- , : $2. 50 F aut Serge Girls’ Dressy ce bby 49c to 98c versary in a grand manner. 25c 54 inches wide, eat re wool fin Hats, $2.98 pomponis, ornamental piso aud taney “wemes apiendiaé aqua! $ 69 . ‘ : by on. i ' — ee .. Aa ].69 cate stituana oo Felt Sport Hats, $1.98 and $2.98 DOWN—25c A WEEK—for any . weeks nia ; advertised special. ! ert Rt Me, CRE se Mg en EEO Peo tin 6 SOLID GOLD EMBLEMS cA $1.75 Silk Hise $@ OE and Sale of : |) 4 BSeroanee : RS aah od Ce . BLUE-WHITE For practically all lodges and orders! ED a ) i : 7 é* er 2°39 . 74 y : son S orse ity, «> ie Pan ' ~~ es te ivin I’. Odd Fellows and ethers! mn . Oo 2ar Cc ¥s 05%: 4 a ~~ y ae DIAMGNDS the regular value of a : ; Perfect — mdies’ “we: fal high - er $ —— 9 3 to a customer. TOMORROW NLY. Stron “O1 , ar aree 608s we with high- . ; . , . E coutil; Ce% ; , an viet : aes Ve Sen 5 ~ MY oe ni are es Theee IMamonde are at the very lowest Kindly Have Your Penny Ready pliable borin $ ()() lor . site. Mie 4 ea Pomel yo ~ ‘ \\\\ BB oe Ure ~ nm Ape - > om PA OY Ok “ prices that we have ever quoted an sach ' . ‘ . e s.' ov dovan. me ; ; @tl sites. Sopectal \" . bigh quality «eeme. Vou will be amared rout! supporters: —— Saturda) at this wonder special. Tic Dewn—Thc w ’ : 69 ‘ high medium or : , 7 low; regular $2.59 ,. Women’ 7 98c Shirts per iiwanl Vays it~ * —- Le te ow ' , . > q . : . x > tak 2. > ‘ ; “ + * . : . n Vi eek — 2.00 Qualities | ‘\ SS Reo OS | ; mn | L_\ > re — y; ' i ~» > . ” ae Bes | SAS , ae ; ik Down, a @2 ff x PROMO wired. ii omen’s 4 ribbed medium-weight Shirte for Salt ‘ . yf. is : Se ee $ Went low neck no sleeves, high neck long = leeves, anki¢-lenath Drawers to pyitoer Sizen 7W9¢ e cut silks in a great Somes a eee q figured designs. ' Si i tits Sees ers Infants’ ep 38 to 44. Special, qaeh 113 SS: : ELGINS ig — Ry BB Boys’ $1.50 Union Suits > eu'© se ~. Ba — a . a in shades of Rer # on ' oye ersey ribbed, medium-weight I'p! vr ae: ul r ‘ 4 : " @Be* ‘ ag ac ob regu% “wi P on 1; sizes 2U te Bé _——— $I 19 . ‘aivue.. _ Infants’ Shirts { BALBRIOG AN ch Th froe les! Bog N SLITS — Fine LDREN's noed ai. — is gafment es cerigne: ro nvedium-weieh’ Children’s medium and tad yg rf ection "nia asite for Fall heavy ri Bbed io Sei. ‘ a omen, 7 ankle length with Hane of durable ugly about the neck y «@ . ity: afl sfees: tape: a pin at the ba: k holds Spe- the garment in pi eee Chai aisen ’ ta fee . : ”-* "OF Wetch In ovr We frankiy belleve that they are with- ee . = an YES 8g AS ens out a doubt St. Louis’ bicgest Diamond tend otr 25th iz orth - , Anniversary Hi pown ava ase a ween [fs [Mite Gold Wrist watch ther have ever been before. and in ad- dition rou can select one of these love- Is Wrist Watches for only 25c Down— McLoy- W eber- A. Gcod, Uid Neliable "fe a2 Week Concern 25c DOWN lor *h «sears the people f st. Louis have known Metor- Weber . 7 sa "Ss a reliable jewel rs store : ey hone, Hy oe ret: vile , living yeu jewriry, You can take our word for ro we Se a. tne bonafide Anniversary sale, £tv S gh . or P «{ ywalues tn our existence! Noth- This is @ genuine lacs in Diamonds, Watches . hea tindaat ogy anaes iT hes » vou mwa OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT ‘aud Jewelry that 7 be pore e, efor lad, with Spa me 3 We hare esyectally pricet seen: ¢ or any cooked cheese dish x \ ow Mil wei — — = Oo rad e ~~ FF \ : = man f EE vs TR ng. ~~ ee eS 7 % , from this ante come. 7 every article in our en- \ Wu tity Come!: Ceme::.: i | ts 5 ae ( ' . tire stock and offer vou : eredit terms even more 4 vee wy i a "28 ‘> : Biuhill . ¥ “ ~ — . NU b ly: the rich flavored aed ome 5 i ee ae .£. today's Want pages ft Sale offers.

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-_ « oni ce . . P » * 7 fy de F aa” 7 ar eee vs * Pi ary See ero ne ee Se ais ae. * a » a bs > eae : i - ie oo be 7 ; ae _ ae SEPTEMBER 21} - . ia “sre : D: ly = i A . ‘ >] —- ~ -ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH enna cicceletion: of Ge Da Te ee es adi i Sore my eA, PARP AP RAP ASIP POPP DE POPP POPP PROP SE nn er eee elaialalel Famous Barr (os dubilee Week. Ends Saturd . Largest Distributors of Merchans ar We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps With Ma ny Extreme Valu es for Men at Retail tn Missouri and the Ww it | Few Restricted Articles Excepted. ‘intima Sasa: ae Saturday— the Last Day of the Big Jubilee Week Sale in the Men's Section ering 7 fl IK SHGGESTE 345 and*00 ‘Iwo -lrouser Surts Models for Men and Young Men—the Products of Two ff) Sas | | of New York’s Foremost Tailoring Establishments 1 lithe: we S tT: DISCUSSED - ‘ : ‘ 2 . “ * . _ » , ~ - ; . - .* x. > 4 = ” 2 a p ‘ 2 “ : 34 a >» L3 zs 4 ‘ - , > ; ¢ : y ~oahie-. » 2 ESE p 20s #57 ik i 2 a ae License Fe 4 BS ‘erg Z a . } & - " ~ . ’ : : - 3 ._ o~ » ae : ~ ‘ ; "at ‘ . ’ * , . _® th Mentio as as eo & Te Ee 4 . >. a ag SI vite, pie 2h : re i i ary ' . ’ a ue . ’ . > " _ re 4 . A, ' > P * 5 eS PLP eS er * S be = Se. a ods of Raising Reven a __" -" ‘Ss . See ees gn Ga 6 pe te ) — . ° ‘ = ae i Oe bg ge Oe a a i ‘~ a ; : ‘ : , ~ “4 * re 4 m ‘ . ’ - ; ” {ee Choice , SS Pga ee | ee 2, ee ea * | ; i Ser ee - thie Me! > hh 3 “A apecial session of the Legislatu — > : ‘ ; ; a 7% : eg > a Pm - ider proposals th : AEG ASS me wits § Ps ee fall to conside ; % - ae ) . “fg .. : -~wvear ? A t . 7 Pe. = ane 2 . on , additiona $7,990 000 as as ; 2m a a ' 7: + ° : >. ft see eee y mS er . ame he pro tded for the state Hig % rR bate’ > ae f ' z ; me ae ; td a x = ; } 6 - ry ae Wass - — 19°22. as now contemplated, W | | oe ees? £ See +5 JZ “= so : J i el gesied here yesterday during 4 ie | | all ; v : “ae 26 ~~ * aw, x 5 , ‘ a - 3 ¢ _ » a ; : : £5, A Cs. oo - =, ba i: Re nferernce het “~ een members of t’ Ge , : Pas tan. ae é ie af a he - “ , , = . . ¥ -- : Pee f fads ac nis " ‘ 7 . 4 Ss - > “ é _ : . : : : . y, J : 4 2 . no ~ Sah 2 4 = e> 4 oe. ye” IESE Ss Hain additional revenue of mat @ Tomorrow is the last day vou have to share in this unap proachable value-giving ¢ vent. Men and young men wn 1 . 2° S258 Fy tees © 7iee Ge. . a E iv reduce the organization it © appreciate obtaining well-tailored clothes at a considerable saving should certainly avail themsel es of the opportu: . ¢. oe. SEAS SS eee ‘3 ae Ze ln ee 7 ced to Sgeere Be te ot, ee ; yy? . . ,. - . * ° . 96 .) ee. . > ; ‘ . , a ee ~* es - ae > , ese)°a‘t aurim ees nitv. These Suits are well tailored and the extra pair of trousers makes them doubly de sirable. it” a= oS ae r! _ 5 ope ae fy. chairman. explained. : le Les A3° F 7 : | cae | 7 za Poms, | Two Methods suggested. i Increase of the automobile licen . . . . . - > . + . . -. : Dark silk-mixed worsted Suits in conservative models for men—fancy velour-cassimere Suits in i sakes y emer (Se | iS £ ee Oe ae or imposing a tax on gasoline, . & ‘ treme styles for young men, new colorings in cheviot and tweed Suits, in both single and double maeeeed 1° 2 £pa / Ze to TO Sema S ee ae eth. are methods suggested £8 rai styles and the popular sports models of medium aid dark patterns and the newest Fall effects. A styte § 2 fe 72 FER : ALGE ES te ee heels econ eve dikes and size for practically every type of man, no matter what individual fancy may demand. . ae , . see paewewee 2 year, The commisen seiimated.{t would need an incon | $6,000,009 e ,ear for the next fi rs t¢@ continue work at the pre rate will be recalled that the Aut: mod! Ciub of Missour! recently b me ecampaign of education on tt meieet of raising additional fun ihe Highway Department. . Th has appointed com miitees to a: ain sentiment of automob! ; and legislators in al! sectior » ** State j ‘ghray Commission yester 4 >. letter to Gov. Hyde advis ’ the situation. The lette hat unless additiona] fund ed it would be tmpossib! commission to issue mor *.#00,000 of bonds in 1924, al ,s" the law permits Jasuance o 7999 60 | Substance of Letter to Hyde. fy Failcre of the Legislature to pro * odequate funds for road main ce is responsible for the situa Pm ‘he letter declares. There ar we vilal factors necessitating roa maintenance. Gary explained. On Bthe fact that Federal aid will t withdrawn if the State does nc Paintain the roads and the secon Norfolk modeis for youths of 1: ww that the roads themselves wi ie Be 83 ¢. 86 chest measure: © Gp ee yee gs of anentedeo«-ta Satieres ant shed inert. ! olive: with vroke } 8a at & ~ ot an a Pickly deteriorate. all well tailored. of serviceable fabrics o Skir r° . n na al are? — which it oe € to matci a? linin Oo Skinner =F : Ly | , “3 _* ee ee eee _ and with choice of dark and medium tailored to rive plendid ser\i almost a uit Sizes et fe eee ee colors, Sizes! 83 to 5: neasur¢ and stub 4 ae , a Dea.” 1926 there will camel ee & ee oe ee —— LL ee We WW WWW eS WW WWW WW wes Wwe whee eos “37 ae and Young Men's Plaid-Back ; Men’s and Young Men’s Fall-Weight Winter Overcoats Knitted Topcoats a Special . ne -_ . 7. = opie - - +s an -* 7 * Tan . " a + sc 7 baa PS ae el a, oy : . + ~ 4 >a eee cewew ee es or = Sniarti stvied W hack inverted pleat 5 Shown in the new s Bizee fOr men and . : a — P . 1 Cheghe VIP Le , » .* sv? . . ——— - - — ye whores =. is ok yak A Ss A " mr" Ag as . he Bee ae 2 New “High-School”’ Men’s and Young Men’s Very Special! Men's Men’s and Young Men’s Two-Trouser Gabardine Worsted Whipcord Suits Raincoats Trousers Raincoats $24.50and § C4 Rr : $27.50 Values >] Ne $25 Value— > ( $6 to $8 > A a Special .... Values... } 3 Pal Pe at ee ee nS ri a erot-. . aS : + ‘ im ae ——— =e F} MAE Hu! ; » * »~ > te A : « q PP nx “eve ey = * go EPG Hay f Prva netaten Mm ps Stone ipa ROR RINK BE Binale, double breasted, sports 4 Se Maa my, we RAS F i all “~ te F ray a . xe An Extraordinary Group for Economical Parents— lalalaliii LEELA LE TELA Ys) Tk of the department will ev ' | | . . a . or sero magnitude. T! | , : | i. 4 Y wy . ae 4 -~ on results from prov $14. 50 and $1 6. 50 cae Extraordinary | i : ie Bi Paes enag Value at.... . | te er eriaing that all roa |g gel Values for ..._. | @ Authentic Fall stvles for hd Ban-MeCutioue | nee 84 Mo Values Offered at \ AL | . = men and voung men—sam- .. under peerage sae a\ SS ples and cancellations from Ee — Program by 1937. | ae plar lasts and styles, em@ warloes kinds of lect, | F rr = | (wo renowned Eastern mak- e eileen mission desires to reta | re. Net afl sies-A SOEee Siyic. an umaseni 4 rs . ers secured by such a fortunate purch He the idinaee ie oouke nett ha i! d pportunity i wie Spy > VW - . “ , ro.iume o wor a Bs al e are able to offer them at this remat peleh will continue for six mont? | ens $6 to $8 Sample Shoes a i d : | All price. Smooth and rough finished m Organization is-capable of cor of splendid px AD i the correct browns. tans, grays and pear aoe $60.000.000 program | | att. » Gary sata le mn newest lasts and patterns makes and in very popular styles €% to 7% in group. Verv specia! “ Be of them silk or satin lined. All sizes im® ra! - if funds are mai = NPS a ae a ' | f N aot! : , | a $4.65 | a | Neither in tne letter to the Go q@ New Fall modeis splendidly tailored | Second Fioeor. e . B See im the esuferenes: at of all-woo: fabrics in the new hiu-. tan : : 44 . ate committee aid ‘ _ : . ne : 7 the Hig gray and brown shades, as weil as pencil Saturday—We Will Offer a Remarkable Group of 1200 Biking cgmistion suggest means ’ _ afidi: stripes. CilcCRS and plaids: coais hax e , 9 é — , a. lonal funds. Gary sa box pleats. voke, belt and alpaca lining. H T w—An | ; Ce] 7 6 . Legisiature at : re ge Hoth pairs of knickers are full lined and 1 oo n interesting Offer of S Od (? QO l os one eor™mally suggested yr sso have hip and wats hy pockets. Sizes 6 te 18. Boys’ Sweaters ' = = S84erm to be a matter for ene *fis!ative sesqjion.”” did th Jersey Suits Boys’ Raincoats ba, ye *nter the conference diseu | i , , | mi etree w c . ) : ft lasion aggre nie sme gaze | $9.66 s4Vaue DE).95 irae ; , ue ° , e Senate Committce w! \ alwe 4.60 Valves . $3.75 ; $4.95 » ‘ a» | rae: OX. ces Rae | bes regarding receipts and d Ali-woeol Suits in Balkar Of -tweeds, cnaiimmeren and | Value. = ; cee eee ees are ht a ranneys partment whi style with braid-trimmed - hombazine fabric , ' | | m @ ere yesterd: er an@ cuffs and embien : bie coltac belt , li } | ; ’ by 7. . 5 c “udy of those figures — lees. SASUMGl and fas | dyic in tan. brews Gua ae @ All-#oo! shaker-knit Sweaters in hy gett be New Fall Shirts of mercerized Broadcloth; in | | = ite is planning no s ished with tie St 2% to % y ture Rg eg war Stipever styie wits large By ; > : : 4 ae ‘cate iain CT ae ee collars. Plain colors or two-colo fv" ie \ airline stripes of blue, helio, tan and black on a Matter Up to Auto Club. Corduroy Knickers } binations. Sizes 2% to 36 Ag INS white grounds. All Shirts are carefully tailored if ~ pte =. the conferer =... $1.38 | ____ Boys’ $2 Shirts Pace ge | and with pre-shrunk neckband. All sizes. is Ear the’ Sensie, Commie s EP * | Gutend aisth mate enn ane SS BMt! TO he : i me.) 2>Dear as taking the ii s oF tailored Knickers of drab shade of corduroy. with ome bytton down) and barrel cuffs. » i Jf $3.50 Crocheted English Neckwear : : >a at Using Gov. Hyde to ¢ ‘Pp @hG watch pockets, turned seams and batten bottome BR pee pe Ry li ‘2 tn this group “ Piain colors, cross stri t= ‘ + . Of very servicenble quality. Sires § to 18 vane aanee Palit 2° : 1.65 fects tn blue, natie. in ‘arivas Saneen nua eee a +195 , woes popular colorings. Specia!. Satarday, choice *- eee@e¢€ef8 & ¢ «@ AP hy Ne ae care tts , olinenctinnte he ane

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lo —— | For : = # et | ; a aco eke . = : a - 3 Se be nent Is Not Obligatory. fo a great extent. He was interested wholly in study. With Yankee — :. & ~ i 3: ee ; Se . = | Es og a tos shrewdness he knew what he was going to college to get and he got it F : He did not work his way through; he lived as wel! as the other students, 7 SSED . ot | : —a we — go 4 5 ~ E ah Ste of He 3 Se . Le Se sas eh) ae eek a Sey a iii | ; ¢ Sgt 4 ete: which expects to present the en-ire| mam at the State House,” he said in admiration. | pi Neg ia ig oleate So ey, Pee Kin me Me ee ireaft to the assembly at an early Later still, when’ Cal became President of the Senate, and head of heay Commission and 4 Special aac tO EE OT i OPO ¢ “ERY # « , baa 2 ; nyecnche ad Committee of the State Senate CE camel ——— * 34 AB g eae ce se : Bi , Ig | OP ae ae concerning establishment of demili- then in a few succinct words would give his opinion. His thoughts y ee — eppceapeaadlinbats eee oe att ” : cee —— ke UC "Sin +" od tarized zones between neighboring were so clear and his deductions so accurate that almost invariably his tegen 1993 ss tea ; Ee, Ths ‘ € inane = es ae ee = gl % = pF eee: nett untries. This idea was inspired ly monosyllabie decision on a bill was accépted without question. In the chairman, explained. , the decision of the Lausanne peace| dull display of ordinary minds in the Legislature the Coolidge brain ’ Two Methods Suggested. ee ro ore eh) 2 conference to create neutral, de-'| shone out like the clear, cold beam of a searchlight. frease of the automobile license This yrewe shows the members of the court which > saveneens 79 wareeney in the Pate dl about Tulsa, _ Okla: militarized belts between the new) ——————————— ee ses or imposing a tax on gasoline. or ie 8 i oo (aaa ) = bas ~ : | European Turkey and adjacent;Italy out of the League. It is prob-- FOR INTENSIVE EXAMINATION me are methods suggested for rais- * liad Ee 11 } ired - ’ : - ot] thy i or- , | pitt additional funds. The auto- LL pein | as play required | sit eset “e 5 ans horitart wg states. The new clause stipulates able that the question we “ A ies now total about constitutional amendments it) he mation respecting ne meetings of that » neutral seule shall “he as will be thrown into the Permanent OF ALL IMMIGRANTS : ¥ . ofees4 al «on the premiers in Paris, an@ renew as Sh Bowe =e Court of International Justice. a RE. et ST a yea: Th ‘ submitted by the Constituional r. e commissi : lati to 1 rect ‘ang — va ;, a] it ; ntly be- tracts for next year’s work are usu:!- rent in Pari pe a ie Ardor of People Cooling Off ‘mat sisnators Powers shall co-| the Conference of Ambassadors 04 | aminations which aliens must wm: peampaign of education on the iy awarded in the winter or early ‘nt in aris of possible Franco- nerate in such general plan for the the happy settiement of the Greco- | dergo in entering the United States ) Ww German negotiations makes it quite Sinc ; - Cjyovern- — aw f isi | funds 3 states» youu. . Since End of Govern Italian crisis. was reGommended by Assistant Sec- of raising additional spring. With no funds on han 1? ea h r . ‘ cl P tmat no iractical ‘esu) ; re t far ments as the Coun-’* . ‘ . : Highway Department. . The |commassion will not award contracts. ee ee nee ment Assistance ee ee M. Motta declared the Council had | porary Wadsworth of the Treasury, the Associated Press »* ~~ & y ; _. Ls ? pon soe eind Se 3s 2k > 98? 2 An Wie ad - Ce LB bOaw : | } om 6, > te O Bee rns , ' , ’T> , cy? , a re ; - ‘ine ‘ ~ * ‘ . - ones d > . - . ' . . . . seppointed committees to as- wcuhars hf Senate Committec he obtained without the storatio: cil may propose in harmony with the followed the spirit of the League ,, report today to Secretary Mel- ' ¢ rm) 2 " ’ > . © . 1‘? «- rY bh . »? . . ; : ive ’ , * Pe and legislators in all sections at tees c onfertince were: w. R. F aint Belief General in French ihr, with amnesty and permission . By the Associated Presse tion of armaments. -« that, now the ¢ ouncil had decided ts ‘has charge of the public health State. er, Carroliton:! Nick (‘ave, Fulto : A ‘ fi Ty ‘nose ext elled to return and that BE RL IN, Sept. 20 : Since the Go igs Article De Is of great int erest to Copan a jurists to interpret the arti- semvice urged the application of the Wghway Commission yester- LL. MacCawley, Carthage; Larsv Capital That the Ques 10M the administration must be placed in ernment formally announced its In- the American countries because it! Ci6s of the covenant, the Assembly | so-called intensive examination to > °4 letter to Gov. Hyde advis-|Brank Aurora, and Peter Anderson the hands of German officials and ability further to finance passive |stinulates that no. signatory state} would accept that wise decision and e\ ery incoming immigrant. , *“** . ~ ° 2 ‘= } s . : , =1 : = ; t? - > hy 5 ‘ , - , 1: : a . ; ’ ™ » ofthe situation. The letter ’and Wiiliam E. Caulfield.-St. Louis Will Come to a Head at freedom of traffic between occupied resistan e in the ft soreaih and ne shall be obliged, in principle, to fur- not press for debate on the issues | Wadsworth made an 'nspection of » that unless additional funds |Senators Michael Kinney, Jose,h and unoccupied Germany restored and there has been a marked cCool- | ig) military help to a country of|involved in Italy's attitude toward | filis Island last week. He char- y % — - , Ff {he ors a 5 ? | “4 : a h . ; . . . : . " » sed it would be tmpossible | Brogan and Frank E. Warner of 8S: an Early Date. The statement declares that such 198 Of the ardor a ae sesme ie -g another continent the write 7 a Ot eee te | eee the meTlical examination 2; : ¢ ters ine of je il ate ef- , | Was ; ; z it ‘ » } commission to issue more! Louis attended the conference. as ‘onditions would permit paration | Te e"* = e paltry pnts “ > Another clause permits nonmem- mab sous ' 4 Kgs nba a ar, ‘1 a» of vital importance to the csoun- : fect thdrawai ot | “le ‘red- > ; - , 5) 2000,000 of bonds in 1924. al- did also State Representative Rob>rt es aie a tea P Payments, commencing Ith th P= & VARS SS oe hers of the league to adhere to the! .> judgment, the league had accom~-/iry and criticized facilities of the fu : ‘ - a me. ba tat — ° ie ! ‘ts to the industrialists, employers . ; | plished great things, but could not jisiand station as being inadequate wo the law permits issuance of LU. Hains: of Saline County, chairman Mariner cen Sept. 21.—Prime Minister evacuation rf cunt: it lat , P treatv upon consent being given by! . ‘ ! “ : and labor organizations is reflected , _ | achieve all that was hoped for until’ To the end that the work may be 0 600 of the House Roads Committee ildwin of Great Britain, had hardly Germany can ! ‘rr agi t re PART ORE ‘ two-thirds of the countries which)! § , } - “ ork © rs to re if n Oo .ar8 : orimer that Meilon join with Secretary Da- = ; 4. i i ia . it} *Ti i ‘ ‘ ai i . uf ‘ i497] i I 4 ri? = aha ; 4 ‘ " . - . " . e 4 ature to pro , ’ io te ohne ; a * . mrerd the That RB if pit ; OStS. Pians for two conferences on the / Viussolini Shot I Pp Moribund Ieagnue, ‘is of the Department of Labor in Nt sdequate funds for road main- ¢ra! in.press gn fiche, cooley = , naan = ea pe ee by Paul Tirard, th shhasee | ers : sabe i The altered mental attitude ap- opium question were definitely form- | Hiram Johnson Says. asking an appropriation ‘or the con- tide responsible for the situa- ae a Ono Ene Sie eae ene Lhe} French manele mae ery mya meade ly woh er peor: ) oe parent in the occupied areas its not | ulated at Geneva vesterday. Resolu- | By the Associated Press. | s!ruction of ndditionz| housing f> . ; an ae ; - s3h,] 4 ] = 'T’y (*. , ‘? ; +) ,road " / -_ .c rh - cA , af . f ’ . z » ——w : the letter declares. There are initiative in future steps. he High Minister of Public Works Le . ‘eo ry . ° are , ey escribed to wavering patriotic faith tions were adopted bv the league's : SAC RAMENTO, Cal. Sept. 21. | space to accommodate in expanded HYital factors necessitating road , ‘way Department, Gary said, is wean | GUCr. Minister of Finance La steyre, it Is stated the Belgian Minister has/;, Germany's cause. but to wide-|Onium Commission providing’ for a United States Senator Hiram W.| measure.of health precaution. oe ance, Gary explained. One ious to have the Senate Committes and M. De Mou? chief of the division peen aA frequent alle? lat an spread conviction that the social conference of the countries having | Johnson of ¢ alifornia, speaking on He alas suggested that steamship fact that Federa! aid will be and otner organizations back up ihe of transfer of the Ministry of Fi- had candidly discusse j the situ: ior ehaos which followed in the wake For Eastern possessions where opiunr the “League of Nations. : at a ) companies be penalized for trans- aid see nn. se nat epium smoking In |? dia. there L I ers ‘‘ al East Liverpoo!, 0... that Mr. e ‘> "er I - - : on = ‘ cig. | of road work is now under | to Senator Capper that the Kansas FE EN ce . thing tangible at the earliest possible hhh come note raat considerable eating of opium In| rhe Senator asserted Lord Ceci] | Harding. previous to his election. yriant. - y t ess an ~ : vate teiep es. “jer ft im de i rms f ivi | , , . 4 f of Tt ia not expected the | farmers were paying a 220 freight | blishine Cos. the New York wv ‘orld. date, as it was Germany's desire to While ice are onlv some of the order to wes pe ke spe ¥ ra ; now is endeavoring to hav? adopted expressed a desire Vrat the United . department will ever/rate on wheat selling for them in) and the Post- me 2 give concrete evidence of her good > sabes ts eo ate prepay > luse in the Far East, the Frencn a “new provision of the-covenant by. States enter the League of Nationa. —— such magnitude. The! Chicago at 80 to 90 cents. | eemprmmembgge te che IF apt “ "Pret jar faith so soon as the Ruhr conflict elsiest ks se Satent t6 dispesaetiai. proposed that the/ wnich force, that is soldiers, could| ¢ declared here last night in his . ler resisters we co! rt ue . ' first rence shou! -onsi 7 | | ; bod n results from provi- “T have taken the average price vas more surprised than pete Was adjusted es cag r Sata ail peat patriotic first conference should consider a be requisitioned in different zones to | final address in Ohjlo. at.... of law providing that all roads | quotations for ‘spot two hard’ at! Baldwin himself at the remarkable ae | x early = “ peg Pe: ay, | rreans for limiting the use of pre-| compel obedience to the league'a| ‘1 deeply regret that the spirts of " > 2 > ‘4 ‘ ‘ ? | e . P { siaggentshe retreat ied tete black, declared the Rev. Halford E -uhr and Rhineland that in a large ated ln Chapter 1} at The Hague BRITAIN DOUBTS ~ Boyeorr existing league should be «sed re — ee, | owes ‘ ”* Loccock, D. D.. New York, educa- measure has influenced Chancellor | | ium convention, which refers only | building the association. And we. m the conference 4 with tow the ‘ h if . , comm H net this price at his home town. able modification of the policy a} mblicity hoarse , ! semination t , Mr. T ‘the Commi sai Mtoe did the High- | 2c freight rate to Chicago should eft her side is likely to result. Premier a svat ¥ pyres ill . ” p? ; | . the Aa™ ; ‘nted Presse ts ’ r. cord ale ic , dispensahbh'ie ’ ‘ nad tions kee ) s'Ty the VW orld can sift 1AaATtTION, and | T Phat . as re\ ise a .* . 7 ' * Although from time to time A . © Senate Co: mmuttce w.t SPRINGS 1 0'0 a eager ut b% Cc that the Government would and adheres also to the St. Germain | , By the Associated Press. - . ij "4 ri MRADO . | oi. (;y? . cent condition of Furone not . expect a war iust as enon as the na- ance } ' ce ; (ow hot headed persons among the . NEW YORK. X Hiecourage the inclination on th convention for the limitation of prit- Rep os “nippers may have mooted the de- | costs in the United craten Goalie ding rec : . RE mite pr of the le coi : — Uts- | ge pt. -! Oliver H. Shoup, Of ©eto- 1. tar ag the Rhine problems ar tions have had time to recover ; not he official te traffic i rms eepartment whic: |. in ; ¢ er Governor of , ' ‘ ‘ of the resisters on ¢t vate (ra c ip a ” " . “'trado Springs, torm om neerne ut also to those we «rte; sirength enough :o go to war again. part sirability of # boycott © neerned, but als ° — aap . rolls to resume their former jobs| minent jurists, still to be chosen, ’ 7 no impression | two-tenths of one per cent | ve z can be gathered in responsible quar- | 15 to Aug. 15, according to fe available ‘inne. ’ le here yesterday. Colorado, who has been mentioned \driatic, the Danube and the Bal- H. G. Wells, the historian, puts this pay nd tele : n the vital question of rn : Ss ane ° } i at 20 years. with the railway, post will pass upo |ters that such a course is even &/| made public by the National Inde Study of those . Ngures he ;., recent articles in ,Eastern papers, , 1+ Ye tremely likely ther period of ‘overy Mittee is “4, nchaepryeet yaa . for Cal. | ®4ans it is extremely Ukely there- og oy Seg - trations. despite the w the League covenant should be | * oe mela dhaaad {la ores b Se " ssa ihepu ‘ic fore, that Anglo-French .co-opera- | Others have put it at &© “t a Eu — arainsihess aaa pant ac- procwionsty- " Italy declined to rec- | Possibility. | trial Conference Board. The beard Sts Ante Cad. vin ‘ Wri, 1 Roney cee t0 ‘nomina- | Uon will be strengthened genera'!y. A visitor coming ba a regedit on existing ordina ‘ognize the competency of the _cove- wai my P ae aie ‘noted 77 wage increases, 22 4 u an ticket, will accept tne ‘ agli said repe a few weeks ago sal : tion. Greece s sande to , . mycin | erry ge . ay ea dv with Greece, and raises and one cancellathon — ans the conference tion if it is offered him, ae told tn Re the Aseor ~ ted Press be called ‘the United Hates of Eu- This precedent nes ee, gor 0% nee vagpe tees he so grave that BY the A anes Fram, wage inc Aug. 15 to nt neither the commi . Nick Cave of Fulton said Saturd: deciared that the no be tion . ; ao

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ST. LOUIS POST-IMSPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER FRIDAY. ___ gErTEeMBER 21. 192. 91, 1923. ; he is in recounting the benefits of : GOVERNMENT BY LAW OR FORCE. = Bis theory a8 ; . LOUIS POST DISPATCH | od R his discovery on the assumption that it is estab- @ by JOSEPH PULITZER “The Constitution represents a government oof bee ~~ —_ Dec. 12, 1878. natant law,” said President Coolidge in a message to the’! ; j ete: ERs Of ye, wot oes, Published by the Puliteer Publishing worional Security League in connection with that e SEE es THE CALIFORNIA PROTEST. nt ee Company, Twelfth Boulevard body's plans for celebrating the 136th anniversary al uk Metitte tate a Z > ’* oe A os and Olive Street. of the signing of the instrument. He also seid: Preaent Coolidge need not feel he is traffick 4%, seh, SE) oad ht “Whenever it (the Constitution) falls into disre- ing with either the powerless or the unrespectable > whee, ahead spect or disrepute, the end of orderly organised | °° he considers the petition of 60 eminent Cali- ‘government as we have known it for more than | fornia citizens praying the release of 33 prisoners 125 years will be at hand.” ‘including the 21 so-called Sacramento cases, con- An exception must be taken to the President's —" under the espionage act. On the list of peti- construction of the Constitution. The adoption of mene — rors former United States Senators— the eighteenth amendment changed the public's at- Phelan and Works—an Associate Justice of the State Supreme Court, th f titude towards that instrument, proof of which SS tend ii mete + Hoe wsnaomgl rons ar : manifest on every side; it also changed the very “y y, tour Episcopa sh- s,a Catholic Bish« ;- character of the instrument iself, as evidenced in| °? olic Bishop and priest, a rabbi, the presi the request of the head of the department created | 2et of the State Federation of Women's Clubs and capecially to enforce this amendment by the re-| ‘2¢ heads of other State women's organizations, the quest for an appropriation of $10,000,000 for that President and secretary of the State Federation of Labor, a consid b purpose. erable list of professors, including As a matter of notorious fact such an appropria- members of law faculties, and others of note. tion would not begin to meet the requirements. The If Senator Pepper's legal opinion on the political Attorney-General has recently commented on the | Prisoner cases were not sufficient to convince the 90,000 prosecutions which the Government has con- Presicont that the movement to release the men Reith Dies Gtnliiieed Ue Be Bheistens art in the is a bona fide effort in behalf of civil liberty he ‘three years of the eighteenth amendment. But the|“@?"°% lightly pass or defer action on the plea of # THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- 4 i oe FORM. I know that my retirement wil! make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfere, never be satisfied with merely printing news. always be drastically independent: never be afraid to attack wrong, Whether by predatory plutocracy cr predatory poverty. PJOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. ie 4 ;.* ) Ps am 6 “ a ee LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Where Is Frances Marik? T £ ee “ “+. ~ . : we > 1 a “; a Ret nals nr s ~~ ~ ‘ ¥« - . = . . sae * LL = jae a ee - . _ > ™ ot ~ — a oe - [fam satisfied not many, poetry, have seen. It was written dictionaries, not in biographical French. Ger- in arms . , ri! e ~ . Wrote piles of poetry of nothing in it.’ tives In 1834 visited authors “a 21. s8ts° mT as 2) vy “2 r i Vey, poet atists. iourn could be some one The way to have a small edition Perdues.”’ he was broken-hearted: fell into a fever pital of Saint Louis. where for he hovered between life and death he fell in love with the sister wh —a noble. After hi efforts. rollicking verses for the Theatr In 1851 Arvers diea entirely forgotten h his papers of one little sonnet but his own had seen hopeless love for the sweet, d the hospital! AJ. Jules Janin. of it: “La largue est vraie; il faut y croire: r moment on allait prendre leil.”” It has the stamp of ‘ontemplated and was taken to ‘2. tender woman recovery he res’) med h with indiffaren: so distinguish aoa ‘violations of this act run into the hundreds of aaa er ara teenie 5 as the 60 Californians. | Te tee Meter of the Post-Dispatch | , ke our own city, for example. A | ; AM looking for Frances Marik ere tee Se » o Also, if the California petitioners are entitled tc ' Bradly), just 18 years old former general enforcement agent says there are =» hearing, tin caliente » ce oo bay ~ home. She can| more places selling liquor in St. Louis under pro-|_ . y WW? for the Ais Money Sharks and Suicide. Te the Taitor of the Poet-Tiapatch WIBH to appeal to the readers of your Bhs paper in behalf of one of the many who are being driven to despera- tien By the money sharks. Cannot some- thing be done to rid the city of theese ' : blood suckers” At present a great num- aA ; i a 7 immortal! ” SAS bss : Mon ame a son secret Mma vie a Un amour eternel en un mom Le ma! est sans es poir, aussi | a Lt celle qui la fait n’en a son jamais ri Heias! j'aura!l passe pres delle inap Toujours a ses cotes, et pourtant solit Et Jaurai jusque’ au bout fa't la terre. N*osant rien demander et n ayent ri HAVENT | GOT MY FINGER iN Pour elle quolque tendre. Elle tra son chemin. distraite Ce murmnure 4’amon A Yauetere devotr pie: Elle dira. lisant “Quelle est a prendra pas. Dieu faite isement fidele Cc e YORK, Sept. e1 —“Chai play bY Jules Eckert G ghich opened at the Playh Be — ednesday. is another versio ? me of “Kindle Wakes.” A ~— blz situation comep whe : ces man offers marriage * .oungs woman in order to rig! ae and finds that she won't | “ Curiously enough. the new ose old-fashioned in compa! w'with the work of the late Sta Houghtor. Pos it is another factor whict | “c * to the realm of © ahead cod. ‘The people in the eres too conscious of the bok they are figures in a debate sead of living their problems “grgue them. The heroine, for ' gtance, never is allowed to lowe : 3 of the fact that she is a test ca: We are prepared to admit the yegreat drama characters do take | universal significance. Obviously) t-gen’s Nora becomes more. thar 3 ieolated Scandivanian not se LC siong well with her husband. 7 @ret the individuality of the cha ter must be clearly established be the universality may be imposed ' cessfully. The various person “Chains” have no distinct varis ene from another. It merely pens that each one has been assi; | g different thesis in the argume For the sake of the argument ‘gre allowed to contend for th ay which ft is not conceivable a should really desire. Thus the ents of the boy who has become broiled in an affair beg the gt the case to marry him so that child may have a‘father. Just they did so we dont know ez that it kept the third act going. talk is fust enough off realit . miss conviction. Still the play is good enocug . Provide some excellent opportun for the actors. Helen Gah plays the girl, and it seems t that she gives promise of: being of our great actresses some of t days. High talent is all that sh be said now. Luck and ever so n other things must break right for highest fulfillment of an undou gift. There is also a very stri performance by Katherine Ale: a) ne hie. | ~~ * - . . aw a t,o : ty - pr 44a = = * . a , f « é- +... Lg POO » _ . . - x vrre * ‘ > s " sate ja N » » ce > a . ee . ; = - aE a ° > ee _« Fr > a ~ 3 z ik o ie = ey ° = 5 i. ~-, ee eae. oe ae : at al ent, ars Se, RL Re “=, ~~ Y°* ==, “8 ° : . ce z - > “ 6 pit mg ee Sy AR a es tl Saar Fe vr. ; hs — > 8 ORTO RICO ousht to be our most ame What have We % me f in a moment's span conceived; isiand tn a quarter of a centuryt I have not told fts history, tie people better than in 1898? 4 And she who was the cause, nor knew ft nor have the natives become? Have we the believed. dence and affection? What is Alas! I shall have passed close by her un- cespatches, telling of an indepengem perceived, ment? These are questions that’ one® ecks Forever at her side. and yet forever lonely, ver in going through Porto Rico 35.99% | headquarters here. I to the end have made life’s journey, the coming of the Americans. Suce @ , _. The delegates at large—James only which is th? © *% © * OF. » Kinkead. Fornfelt: H. D. MeBr Daring to ask for naught. and having naught then, which is I have come toe __&. Louis: Eugene Reilley, St. Lo received sraph without the po. B. Warden, Nevads, Hump! © Sullivan, St. Louis. | Alternates at large—W. Ke | Walker. St- Louis: Frank D. K ie. Ciinton Dr. Paul V. Wooley. K = ) Ms City; Abraham Pilicer, Ma ley for a quarter of a century Ras ae Ene; Lewis H. Cook, Jefferson ¢ nave any. I am giad of it. For i eo! | . Delegates and alternates—2 cne, it would Pave been wrong. ee 2 District 1 M. Mahoney, Hann: inexperienced in external affairs im me Aelegates: William H. Fox. Bet much the victims of an ingrowing Sam Second District: A ‘lacency. to chart a safe course . Green City, delegate; | Ferhaps ve have learned something _ Chillicothe, alternate. T while. The next 25 years will give riet: Dockery Wilson, Beth Gelegate: Charles Van Trump. B Mer. alternate. Fourth Dist patter Todd. Marysville, deleg ) **heent Carbry. St. Joseph, alt | *te. Fifth Distriet: R. Carter T | *t. Kansas City, delegate: Aa © Behrendt. Kansas City. alters Sixth Distri-:. R. =v en a +? .** shall un it? -» « . oe answering For her, though God has made her gentle and endearing She will go on her way distraught and without hearing These murmurings of love that round her steps ascend: Piously faithful still unto her austere duty, Will say. when she shall read these lines full of her beauty. “Who can this woman be7’”"—and will not comprehend. ‘anything more definite. It ould ature ta eharacterize our first +3 Porto Rico as either success or falar call it an experiment, still contin ir biol te e Longfellow’s z but American filled wit is of course very fine, ink the one by the unknowsp s better—-Its simplér diction more the spirit of the original? version Se re i. don't rou ¢! “MOTHER-IN-LAW DAY" From the New Orleans Times-Picayuaa? NE by one our popular sud and jest are rebelling. Such te | “Wop” and “Greaser”’ no longer _ tire impunity .be called into service smith: our dry laws and their enf | treated with too great levity, are on official condemnation, and ¢ believe, been formed a nationwid@ | to take action against ail who still (ment upon “hair in the butter.” c but most vigorous of ail, comes out @& a well-sponsored movement to mother-tn-law joke by canny methe dred and fifty ladies of the Hub, Ge of wives or husbands, have banded @ together in an aseociation for the “Mother-in-Law Day.” to be set ‘ally just as is Mother's Day. Prung Day. Fourth of July. Christmas? | Year’ The pink rose ig to be 4iaaia annua! festival, and June 15 has been = as the iadies’ own choice for the although in that matter they are ment. Whatever the date finajiy © be then that son-in-law and d@ . throughout the land wil) be in 4am wear a pink rose and.a smile, and #2 by card, letter. telegram or pe maternal author of his other hselfs Ge reason for the organization fs the @ joke which has done so much to of suspicion between in-law | fillaltty. = Their Little Spat. She married and divorced If we were would you object ta my marrring again? He: Whr, not at all. She: You talk in'such a heartless manner He: Well. why should I have sympathy with a fellow I don't even know? > > Breaking News to Father. Harold And I'll have to see your father and get his consent to our marriage. Phillippa: Don't bother about that. old dear, I'll him about it in time for him to raise money for the wedding expenses. > now Iman Fr ) gate: Run te Heights te]! > . Carrying the Load. The recent publicity given co-eds at the uni- versity has caused quite ‘“tongue-twisted™ a lot of apparentiy from the eo-eds themselves. For instance in substance the foi- lowing is a conversation between two of the fair damsels comments J. H. Hume. IE _aiternate. Fifteenth Dist - Brown, Nevada, delegate ee inte. Joplin. alternate. a » District: P. J. Robin le, delegate: HH. I He, alternate. “Weill. what do you think of the scandal that they are shooting at us about petting parties?” Other co-cd: I have passed it up asa huge joke. “Why. sure: that’s ali is Why sheuld they accuse all of them by actions of a few of us. '-—Columbus Dispatch. > *? '* | BOBBED HAIR. From the New York Erening W | NLY last week we suggested in the | ten bers have resumed pub that the vogue of bobbed hair e838 a “pe ration with full staffs. M able fad had passed and «hat Fie Sommunication are gradually ,humber of bobbed heads had . “a s. : |of common sense ang a desire for GM | Now the ultimatum of the al dressers is: “Bobbed hair must it? Thies, as we recall, is the t ss, ‘ultimatum, and the barber shops ar | good business in bobbing. The int _hairdressers.is obvious. They wall their old custom and they also # : . “transformations” and other . ic shorn locks. Who is afraid of a= ultimatum’ Of course. the 4 ; Tight te change their f _hair-dressing. But why should 4 2i.—-Five T TO THE ARTIST. then. forbear The loosely sandaled verse. Choose rather thou to wear The Luskin—straight and terse; ‘) Poet - Leave to the tiro’s hand The timp and shapeless style: See that thy form demand The labor of the file Paint. chisel. then. or write: But, that the work surpass, With the hard fashion fight.-—— With the resisting mass. —-Theophile Gautier.

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily at N "|MGnATORY BA _ _20cral News) rug urrune chosen Oct. 20 as the date of. (same and Fish her wedding to John R. Shep- son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. | Body Also Against Indiscrim- inate Drainage Operations. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH «25 | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. SECRETARY DAVIS URGES EQGAL )NEW PRESIDENT OF XENIA BENEFITS FOR “~N OF ALL WARS SEMINARY I$ une | nena of Labor Department A@etrene. | es Spanish War Veterans at The Rev. Dr. Melvin Grove Kyle) Installed at Exercises at First Convention. United Presbyterian Church. | By the Associated Preas CHATTANOOGA, Tenn... Sept. 21. The peters of the Rev. Conservation i An address by James J. Davis, | Melvin Grove Kyle as.president of | | United States Secretary of Labor, in /*enin Theological Semimary, in Uni- | which he urged equal benefits for |Yersity’ City, took place last night | ,soldiers of all featured thej*t the First Presbyterian Church. | final business sesion of the Unitea | ‘Yashington and Adelaide avenues. | Dr. Rob- ' Spanish War Veterans’ Encamp- fae the same time, the Rev. | ‘ment yesterday. hg M. Kerr was installed as profes- | sor of systematic theology and/ff ‘homiletics. | The principal addresses made by Drs. Kyrie and Kerr by Dr. William O. Thompson, ident of the Ohio State Uni in his address, theological policy ‘of ith conservation.” Dr. Kerr de- | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS mINK 7 IME | pA LE IN ‘CHAINS’ . ein the Play Argue Their’ snlems Instead of Liv- ing Them. Adolph Zukor Presents at Its WORLD PREMIERE William De Mille’s,Super-Production “THE MARRIAGE MAKER” with CHARLES ROBERT MARY DE ROCHE AGNEW ASTOR tte ’ | BRIDE OF WEDNESDAY ey, Shepley of 53 Vortland place. Christ | (hurch Cathedral will be the scene of the cerenrony. with Dean Scarlett officiating at 5:30 o'clock. A recen- tion will follow at the Terry home. Miss Terry, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Terry of Westminster place, will have her Sister, Miss Lucy, as maid of honor. and Miss Margaret Shepley. a sister of the bridegroom-elect: Misses Dorothy and Eleanor Simmon., | Mary Etta Randolph, Audrey Faust and Eleanor Jewett of Detroit. as bridesmaids. Ethan Allen H. Shep- wars, HEYWOOD BROUN, of the New York. ~ 9 World. eew TORK, Sept. play by Jules Eckert Good- , which opened at the - version of wed moe jis another ver “i “Kindle Wakes. Again comes when a man offers marriage to a woman in or der to right a JACK HOLT AGNES AYRES With of cfficers for the next year,.the seventeenth an- ‘Dual convention of the International Association of Game, Fish and Con iservation Commissioners closed ‘o- \day at the Hotel Statler. The nev jofficers are: Judge Lee Miles of ivit- tle Rock, Ark., president; J. B. Har- | offered themselves in patriotic devo- Dr. Ky in, Commissioner of Dominion Park tion upon the altar of war for the . a. ley will be his Mentherh beat iain: yew “ agg president, — | Good of their country. _ erat 209 finds that she wont have/and the ushers and groomsmen will & - ete - een aaa Seamer cret:: , gh : ee one Seren 0 20k Seek Ole Per lee that theology is “spiritual | Curiously enough, the new play | be George Murray of Plainfield, N. . BARE Bee cee cin contents nin to Blanders mark forward stens | astronomy,” and argued the neces- old-fashioned in comparison J.; Austin Dunham of Hartford. 2 ee ie, SAMs a a ee oe . — utions. condemning the i indis- | in our steady march toward human sity and value of the teaching of the- | Stanley Conn.: J. Callender Heminway of jcriminate drainage. operati ons | fr eedom. We can recognize no dis- | ology, both to ministers and laymen. Brooklyn, N. Y.: Prescott F. Bush #4 bi jthroughout the country and urging | crimination among those who have! President Thompson spoke on the of Columbus, O.; Arthur C. Crunden. i dad eo } [Congress to pass the proposed “mi-/otfered their lives that the nation|laymen's relation to the work of | Winston Johns, Whitelaw Terry. ae . a = Rrators bird refuge. public shooting might endure. The men who arf- theological seminaries. Gretings were | brother of the bride-elect: Hugh | crounds bill were adopted. The/fered at Siboney and Santiago under | given by representatives of Wash- | Scott. Foster M. Hampton and Sam- | a (first resolution included thea sugges- | Cuba's tropic suns and the men who /|irgton University and other st vel D. Conant. Miss Terry made her ee: pe * asin ‘hat particular areas be st} penetrated the jungles of the Moro | tions debut in the winter of 1921- 1922. ' , ‘aside for the habitat of cabadetan country, fought under the same flag Dr. Kyle is 65 years old. and has | and been a clergyman since 1886. He is is a member of the Imperial ,and for the same principles that led | | an Ortental student and Egrtpolo- | * 4 and the Junior League. the men of Monmouth and Prince- ton, of Chateau-Thierry and of the; £'8t, and has been in the faculty of | \ teem | eas Seminary since 1908. The | /GREWD CENTRAL! “4 \ oS WEST END Lyric \ Argonne. Xentla “To all the nation owes the same %¢™Minary was remoyed from Xenia, | years | STARTIN TOMORROW debt of gratitude, the same duty of |}- t@ University City agfew Mla the election *1 “Chains,” : °7 C} Secretary Davis said “There is no finer thing in the na- tional character of American people than the veneration which the Tration pays to the men who have were | and) pres- ersity. | advocated progress | ~~ Alo BUSTER KEATON be | ‘The Ba'loonatic”™ Plavhouse the le. big Ti ton iy ad work of the late te nae is another factor which re- “Chains” to the realm of the Frets 00d The people in the play | . much too conscious of the fact | that they are figures in a debate. In- gead of living their problems the) aT, them. The heroine, for_in- 4 never is allowed to lose sight » hat she is a tast case. Satins prepared to admit that in ¢t drama characters dot oa “* yniversa nificance. Obviously Ib- 's it eceeees more than ar ted Scandivanian not setting mg well with her husband. But ” the individuality of the charac- must be clearly established before e the universality may be imposed suc- ully. The various persons in | animals, and that the Winnishek bot- toms oy the Mississippi River be ket free from all drainage for perpetuity. | Tne latter resolution included a ree- omme dation that a Federal licerse fe required to shoot migratory bi'ds Retiring President Heard. meeting of the convention ys enipdiwate Peis — spr srhrocty ae cf . . re re a A pape’ xy Gien : seacn, retiring __ MRS. WENDELL BERRY. . | sresident of the American Fisheries Shafter == | Society, saying that the automobile to all that we can give to those who followed Grand and Sherman or and political game wardens were fac ters ir the depletion of fish life in;:those who fought with Pershing for | the world’s peace.” streanmis of the country. e , . Leach urged co-operation of States! The Veterans today re-elected Al- pte Shears a sacwe* ae ore Mint and the United States Bureau of: bert D. Alcorn, of Cinctnna®, as . CR WSS RS | : - (were paid an average salary of Fisheries in stocking waters, and!commander-in-chief. The 1924 an- $245.75 monthly and women $1385.80 :| igi eC Ss , r.' nual meeting will be held at Mich- | rigid enforcement of State laws go\ 4 ) ( Bc | monthly. The indebtedness of the | s - 7 4 1 ae Lae ae Mr. and Mrs. Wallace D. Simmons of 46 Westrmoreland place and their | daughter, Miss Eleanor. are in New York after a motoring trip through the East. They spent some time in Hyannisport, Mass., and early in the season Miss Simmons visited Miss | Elizabeth Terry in Pointe-aux-Bar- ques, Mich. They will return early in October for the pre-wedding fes- , tivities of Miss Terry and John R./|..).. - ns” have no distinct variation | Shepley. wr eat Wel Simmons’ | *°.’** hat trimmed with metal bro- from another. It merely NAPs | con. Ned, will enter Phillips And-| cade: - Her flowers were La France } that each one has been assigned | ‘roses. s different thesis in the argument. | Ata ey Bias at Andover, Mass., After a honeymoon trip, Mr. and | service. No materia! benefit of | &6°; compensation or of pension that we enn offer to one should be denied to the other The men who followed and Joe Wheeler are entitled a _ > . s mm Fe — e, ~ . tes ad ade a) "- ~ wd ' ~ % ro i. yds . The nail terdas County School Report. | Report of R. G Russell, Superin- tenddent of Public Schoo! in’ St. Louis County, filed with the State | Superintendent at Jetferson City, States that 20.942 children received | instruction in the county system last 4” tes , ~ : 3 ae oa Attend.the Ue Luxe 7 « ‘* . Z.* a « wh LASALALALA = + +4 Wt we Pest —* Mrs. Keller wore a gown of gray | crepe de chine, plaited, and a blue | "eC } BILLY KITTS ORCHESTRA | Mrs. Keller will return to St. igan City, Ind. Harvey H. Continuous _—_ ‘Ss | - For the sake of the argument they Louis | }and will make their home at Creve! allowed to contend for things ch it is not conceivable they phould really desire. ghild may have a father. y did so we dont know excep! Thus the par- ents of the boy who has become em- broiled in an affair beg the girl in the case to marry him so that her Just why Charles W. Moore of 36 Port- is expectedehome next Mrs. land place, month from the East. The Moores had a cottage at Watch Hill, R. I. for the summer. Mr. turned. , ———_—_— Mrs. Fielding W. Oliver of 504 Moore has re- | of Chautauqua, Coeur. the Sigma Nu fraternity. Judge and Mrs. William B. Homer | the Branscome Hotel have re-'| turned from a month's visit in N. YY. They spent Hie is a graduate of the Uni- | versity of Missouri and a member of ing the spawning season are permit-. erning hunting and fishing. ‘‘It useless to stock millions of fish dynamiting, netting and_ fishing dur- | ted.” Leach said. He further urged a three-year closed season at certain | headwaters and a careful survey to determine the sultability of streams for certain species of fish. if, N fashvilic, Tenn., was elected senior commander-in-chief and Berto Johnson, Montgomery, Ala., to the junior office. erg are: Dr. Howard W. Seagrar., California, surgeon general: Marion Bolles, Iilinois, chaplain-in-chief. Headquarters of the organization vice H. Other new offic- | ischools is placed at $2,496,128. Mrs. Ellen 8S. Sawyer’s Funeral. The funeral of Mrs. Ellen 8. Saw- . &90 years old, who dled of the ‘infirmities of age at the home of her |daughter, Mrs. C. J. Niehaus in Den- /ver, Colo., Wednesday, at 2 p. m. tomorrow Lapgitot Performances Daily Haro! . i Lloyd in “Why Worry?” in “Uneasy Feet” oe = ee will be held | at an tndertak- | “HAM” HAMILTON will be transferred to Cincinnati. lime chanel ef S681. Olive anaes. aaa ' i ¢ « vA e | : - &e - | Ralph H. Carroll, as adjutant gen- r | and Alexander Frank as quar Was the widow of F. O. Sawyer, a rE i “ ~ | former St. Lovis business man and | general, will assist Mr. |, | iad resided here 60 years. She was | visiting her daughter when stricken. and her daughter, have returned from a They have been) Lake avenue, Mies Judith, trip to Alaska. away all sammer. For Passage of Refuge Bill. R. P. Holland, vice president the American Game Protective As- sociation, urged the passage of the game refuge biil, which will be pre- sented to Congress in December for the second time In a paper read yesterday Holland stated that areas, suitable for migratory waterfow] are yearly becoming less, due to drain- | age. The immediate setting aside of Br refuges for waterfow] is essential *o their perpetuation, Holland said, be- cause the drainage of marshes com- /pels wild ducks and geese to congre- gate in such numbers in the remain- ing favorable sections that they are slaughtered addition 1H#ZOURE ‘GREATER MOVIE JEA/ON t it kept the third act going. The “galk ig just enough off reality to iss conviction. Still the play is good enough to some excellent opportunities the actors. Helen Gahagan the girl, and it seems to us ghe gives promise of being one _gtourgreat actresses some of these “damn High talent is all that should Demid now. Luck and ever so many | » wherthings must break right for the | Bighest fulfillment of an undoubted ‘gh There is also a very striking 4 2 | ance by Katherine Alexan- ener: ‘" who is far and away the best y R R O R of er we have seen in any recent ae, P I NION URTO RIcoO. R in the Centu: ht to be eur most si — What have we done for th®) of a ” Is the life han in 18987 How Amerte fcome” Have we thelr col n? 6 6OW hat behind the prem move- | August in Bethichem, N. H. : ij DA, of | | eral termaster | Alcorn. PRINCESS’ BODY PUT ON LINER Final Prayer Service in London for | Anastasia of Greece. the Associated Press LONDON, Sept. 21. of Princess Anastasia gathered in the Russian Orthodox | Church of St. Philip today for the. final prayer service over the body. A short requiem service was recited | by the Russian pastor while the family with a few friends knelt be- side the flower-draped bier. The |body was later conveyed to Water- | loo Station and placed on board a Holland said, | special train for Southampton. Ps immedi-| bearers there carried it to the 1: this | Aquitania. ” At New York. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Wass of the Hotel Chase. who have been mo. toring through the White Mountains and touring New F©7land seaside re- | ‘orts, have returned. 1 #42 Miss Margaret McClelian, daughter ft Mr. and Mrs. T. G. McClellan of 5856 Washington boulevard, has gone to Memphis, Tenn., for a week to be the guest of Mre. J. W. Sessums. Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. West of 4§ estmoreland place and their fam- ily are expected home Sept. 28 from Watch Hill, R. I., where they have been all summer. w BUCKINGHAM HOTEL (EUCROPEAN) AND ANNEX (AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN) Overlooking Forest Park Popular-Priced Cafe Special Rates to Permanent Guests —The relatives . Greece Mrs. Thomas Fussell Akin of 5340 Waterman avenue and their son, Thomas Jr., returned Monday evening from Stanley Manor, Rye Beach, N. H., where they spent the summer. Mr. and of Mra. Mary Loutsa Beaubien of De- ,troit announces the marriage yes'ter- dav of her daughter, Charlotte, tv Col. Charles Easton Morton, United States Army, retired, at Ste. Anne de dnt Detroit Church Rectory, Detroit. Col. |, . : fow] and Mrs. Morton will be at nome af-; great numbers ° i — ne - - : s Will Attend National Meet- ing at San Francisco. the Associated Prees SRANSAS CITY, Sept. 21.—The of Missouri delegates to the mal American Legion Conven- oT HOTEL ner) | FOREST 1370 ately country wil The game the hodv wl! 1 soon refuge bil! defeated at introduction its first century Betause of the Enormous is : - ndence ’ : ° hal - et yl v to ial at San Francisco, Oct. 15 to 19, spent the summer. Mrs. Barnetts detailed as a member of the War De- | eg equally for the purchase of ref- | i Pigs , Rs: a “ — oa ral ar. ana announced last night at State | Sister, Mrs. Frank S. Kenny, and partment General] Staff in June. 1918. | uges and pub! ic shooting grounds and PLAN T0 FINANCE HORSE SHOW A eS bea owe hnomt yg eman or Seats i CORINN IE GRIFFITH . es gh Wied rters here. ‘her two small daughters, were their He is related to the Mortons whol!/the care and feeding of the game in- REESE Deck’s Dixie Orchestra THE | ‘ : = “* failure, fal i urt, . Success or As an ex- thus to be in New | Americans. -— © © Success» or “T have come to the last pare] fering the question, | the last sentence Vv ithout | Officers Would Insure Continuance for Several Vears. of the Night except Monday. Matinee Swery Sunday. Free Ingtruction Every Tuesday and Friday Evenings. Gen- tlemen, %5c; ladies 35c, H. Albers guests for the summer and have re- ae turned to their home in West Plains, : Mo. were prominent in the early history |habiting these preserves. of Philadelphia. |ample of the revenue Col. Morton has been 1! | gained Holland stated that Louis at 6429 Cates avenue with his|' York and Pennsylvania alone 800,000 The delegates at large—James E. x 4. Fornfelt; H. D. McBride, | oR Louis: Eugene Reillers, St. Louis; B. Warden, Nevada, Humphrey | —|COVERED v s : ing in st. Incorporation Sr Louis ‘Horse Show Association and sub- - wr. —_—— _— — 'Orthwein. H. W. forests ruffel grouse ‘There are few The \ ; J van, St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Luding- son and daughter-in-law, but is now | hunting licenses were issued annu- SSS SS = =. | : ‘ ytrle e * . é ee’ he fire o veate til | Aiternates at iarge—W. Kemp, ton of 10 North King’s highway are serving as Recruiting Officer for the | ally. a octane Sooaieg ar tan Gio Ge W. GON ‘ eee 3 J are “bhneahi St. Louis; Frank D. Kent, (on a two weeks’ motor trip to Chi- Detroit District. He served a detall In a paper on the “Preservation | vee spore ae Terre Ben Rage " TRAVEL AND RESO "7 “peor , Reiter ps our ¥ 3 petton: Dr. Paul V. Wooley, Kan- cago. Mr. Ludington’s sister, Miss in the Pay Department and three de-/|of the Natural Habitat.” M. D. Hart, EVES: & * RE »" o ote: The me ‘A Paramount Picture) of nec eten “ye been not City; Abraham Pilicer, Marce- | Florence, and Miss Elizabeth Clark, tails at Jefferson Barracks when that {secretary of the Virginia Depart- on relearn pags: ee Coli- WILL CONTINUE ie ne 4 Por '¢ we had . — H. pe A aceeta oe will return with te eat ae | post rug . Recruit Depot. He is »| ment of Game “ Iniand Fisheries. o = a 08 ar 4 smi St ae lL. CO} : an alternates—First ton has beentvisiting Miss Clark at member of several clubs. numerous declared that habitats for gam« | 5 fac am aaa ea ia oe , ae Ay ’ a fuk Ale Pe 'e hep tay ll ity coat rict PD. M. Mahoney. Hannibal, 'the summer home of her parents, Masonic bodies and patriotic gocie- would be paramount issues of the are at the Illinois State Fair, and will JNITED A. errr LINES ON Ig MORE VW EEK ie reel inn ational Ga a — “ Fox. Bethel, | Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clark, in Char- |ties. He is related to prominent fam- near future if hunting is to be per- 08 a eta and Kansas City to ov- Ae athe Engagement Ends a safe course in, Porto ies eae wien Allen | levolx, Mich. ee in St. Louis, being the great- | petuated in Eastern states “Birds |‘ aineneh a sion geeiiiicieitinae: aaa HAMBURG A! "ERICAN LINE SATURDAY NIGHT. SEPT. 29 marned samething jin the meaiel Pur “ Chit *, Gelegate; 1. A. | hg grandson of Rufus Easton, who was and animals are threatened with a ‘ . ae ‘ , Chillicothe, alternate. Third Mrs. Louis B. Woodward of West- appointed Judge of the Territory of cutting off of their food supply.” August er gg = ste dt 10 EUROPE M EK R | ‘$ A N 10mas . Garland, *D A FNGLA?'D CERMANY Southam pi on, Hawtburs 5 vears ‘will give the answe?. ae riet: “Dockery Wilson, Bethany. e; Charles Van Trump. Bray- | Louisiana in 1805. was the first delegate Hart said. left in FRANCE Ae rho Ty, rg. Easton Congress Rufus to minster place is expected home early in October from California. Soper and C. R. Seudder Jr.., THEATER | Virginia. — M. B. Wallace Jr 3 ER-IN-LAW DAY." , alternate. Fourth District: ivi residents; F F Walter r istric titi from the Territory of Missouri and has already disappeared Wild tur- |; vsce pres 5. Resolute Oct. % : a) LA. Ce. eans Times-Picayune. “i TMincent one oa weer Mrs. William R. Compton of 18 ,the first postmaster of St. Louig keys and deer are following. and treasurer, and Frank L. wDonovat Reliance i. ++ +Uet. fe Matinee Daily 2-30 D0« and $1 wr popular subjects for Gm Me. Fifth District att anne * cere ‘Kingsbury place has returned to St. game birds and small mammals are | Secretary ee ae’ aoe have been Resolute .. Oct. So Nightly 920. We, $1, $1.50 Pelting. Such terms as Mick.” ; Ww sas City Mtiente: Aamesh Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Compton, their, A wedding of the week was thatialso suffering because of intensive |@stablished at Hotel Jefferson. ee ae — : —! * -. , ‘of Miss Florence Hermine Waldeck m ma- a : : fer” no longer may with em at, Kansas City, alt daughter, Miss Frances, and son, 9 aldeck, |farming efforts. Modern farm ma : Mount Clay Seats Now on Sale for al! ty. ernate. daughter of Mr \ -« A ie California Professor for Columbia. huringia : ente - and Mrs. J. C. C. the fields and the plant- — Remaining Performances chines glean ing of food especially for wild life is) necessary if it is ta be preservel.” Seth E. Gordon, executiv? secre- | Willlam R. Jr., spent the summer 4n Europe. Miss Compton ie visiting her brother, Randolph P. Compton. in New York. She is expected home llansa WINTER c RUISES .t ind es Reliance, - cand the ; World. . Resolute. tediterranean ... ‘Reliance, allied into service by the joke” » Sixth Band their enforcement, ' . reat levity, are likely to bring there has, we’) ; By the Aasociated Prers NEW YORK, Sept nointment of Dr. Frederick ict: R. C. Smith, Garden te; Justin Hickey, Rich alternate. Seventh District: Nee, Springficia. Waldeck of 2101 Sidney street, and Wendel] Berry, son of Mrs. Ida K. Berry of University City, which tork | 21.—Tre w. av (7n\ He Dan w. hi mnation, and delegate; Paul , | Univ ty of Califorpi: s ied a nationwide a McCall, Cole Camp, alternate. the first of next week. place at 5:30 o’clock Wednesday. Tie \tary of the Pennsylvania Woari of Of the “\niversity o ween, ots Kor fult information apply ¢ nest all who still dare to com: District - ia etew Vaughan. Rev. Carl Haas performed the cere-| Game Commissioners, advecated the professor of bacteriolog) in Colu: : CNITED AMEKICAN LINE. in the butter.” And, ** Boonvitie delegate.” G M. The wedding of Miss Lucille-Pul- mony in the presence of the tw? restocking of “shot-out” areas.* As: t’# Medical ee ee ae piel ts = tert Ate LAST TIRES TODAY | Hiune Zinaer, who has gone to Ha: er eeeESSS SEE : : [= families. The bride was attended by | her sister, Miss Gussie Waldeck, and | Keehr Berry served his brother ax pest man. The bride was gowned in an example of the sucess of restock- amend , : ard. anne ( ing deer in such areas, Gordon said | vara that 25 deer turned out in an area SCHOOLS Cc in Pennsvivania in 19 resuited in | ——————__— mE len, daughter of Mra. Mary E. Pul- len of 5849 Etzel avenue, and Kirk Lawson Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Keller of 5168 Vernon avenue, yesterday. GES of all. comes out of movement to combat, by canny methods. One jes of the Hub, mothe was “THE SPOLLERS” alternate. Ninth E. H. Diggs. Wellsville, del- | McCracken. Warren- Tenth District: Fred TWICE EVERY DaAY—8:15 7 BLANCHE RING f) 5 nds, have banded the of # » Richmond Heights, del- took place at 1% o'clock Wednesday a simple frock of white georgeite 4 bag of 741 bucks in 1922. bciation for the securing . . Russe|! E. Hughes, Richmond | morning at the home of the bride's trimrved in rosettes of grosgrain tef- The neceasity for the new inter The T LOUIS SCHODL ir 7. to be set apart a, alternate. Eleventh Dis- mother. The Rev. Dr. William Lampe feta ribbon. Her tulle veil was con- ‘national mov ement for bird protec-* S WITH -LIEUT. GITZ RICE other's Day. Armistice Dr. 1. G. Cook. &t. Louis. del- of the West Presbyterian Church of- fined to her coiffure with orange tion was set forth by T. Gilbert =INE ARTS 2:13 of July. Christmas and oe 2 sd. F. Gibbons, St. Louis, al- ciated in the presence of the two biossoms. The couple went East fur p 2 ' sent of the Nationa® of | 5 Nightly 8.15— Matinee "Sat ’ Gracie-—DEAGON & MACK—Jack Fose is to be emblem o& iy , ifth District, Emmett feeniltes There were no attendants. their l.oneymoon. pees y or al , pe Societies WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY The Talk of the Town MeLALLEN & SARAH “WANKA" Ly. 5600 DELMAR liens 16 has heen adv ; Rt Loui _ | : ms SSOciaAtTION of u uboen - : WITH - choice for the annual St. sero ah agai abe i yrs ees } The slaughter of birds in some parts Be? ong George Nash -. JULIA HAT CONTINUOUS DAILY, 2 TO +B atter they are open to § District: Tom wiider, ste. FUNERAL OF SHUPP’S SOK Steamship Movenettis. cy partiontanty Sea sida Wid) eo ties LAST TWO DAYS he date finajly fixed, ®ve, delegate. Fourteenth | | Arrived. Rage Brg rile: , : | A $2 SHOW AT in-inw and daughter-t :0. H. Drumm, Cape Girard. | By the Associated Press |two trips to Europe in the interes Ben Bernice xi: Orchestra OUR USUAL PR d wil! be in duty bound delegate. J. H. Hume. Doni- | Srvice Tomorrow for Homer Shupp, Glasgow, Sept. 20, California, from |°f the movement. said one Italian ' RU ICES : nobleman boasted a one-dey bag of The Most Exciting Play Ever Writtes MATS. Be to TSe—EVES. 25e to $1.50. Who Died in Army Hospital. New York. NEWS pian SLE an ent Strangers nd.a smile, and to rem Fifteenth District: e@gram or personal visit . Nevada, delegate: T. 662 ducks. and a total bag at that | NEYT MONDAY erFays NOW ¥. Cameronia. alternate rown The funeral of Homer Shupp, 73 New York, Sept 20, \ hie other helf’s ays. mtinie Joplin. siternate Six. vinen wk con a Beet De. W. C. Southampten, Sept, 20, Melita, | time of 51.503 wild fowl. The move- | Her Supreme Triamph emigation is the threa istrict: — Robinette |" ; . - Montreal. mént is receiving excellent support . © 0 much to arouse & le, delegate. HO IT pry Shupp of 5063 Raymond avenue, Paris, Sept. 18, Plymouth, New in England. particularily from Lord | COLUMB “Pi we of the wee 11 A. M.—~Continvous—11 P. wy HICKEY & HART * REVUE | SHE HICKMANS—HALL @ O BRIBY FIVE PATROWARS LAMEY & PEARSON-—XEVADA & CO. ‘*Is Divorce a Failure?’ AL ST. JOHN ip “THE TAILOR” former superintendent of the Anti- york for Havre. Edward Grey and Reginald McKen- , saloon League of aepnegert. who died Dncasg, “tag Sept. 19, Orduna, from na, Pearson said. ot tuberevlosis at a United States i Movilie, Sept. Hospital at Fort Lyon, ‘York. 7:30 a. m. Wednesday, will, Plymouth. Sept. 2:30 tomorrow at |) York. King’s Hignway Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Valhalla (cmetery. maternity #@, alternate eee BBED HAIR. “ope Newspapers Resume. k- Evening World. ’ i‘ Be Associated ae ye suggeeted in these of bobbed hair as & cashion” ed and that the increasing © heads had become © | nd a desire for conve en in-law CAPTAIN APPLEJACK ‘‘One of the finest examples oft motion jicture Te seal shown in the city.’’ - ___ —Glode-Democrat. | Ernic Young’s Revue | 30 PEOPLE, ——e former Hungarian Premicr Coming. By the Associated Press. 20. Zeeland.. New BUDAPEST. Sept. ( bert Apponyi, former Hungarian Premier, has left for Paris on for his way to the United States for 4 lecture tour. He was accompanied by his youngest daughter, who will act as his secretary 20, Cameronia, New | Veterans’ Colo., at be held at h Tokio r Hungarian ave resumed publica- eration with full stafts Means Menmonicarr.. are gradually im- l.—Five Costume Design Interior Decoration Opens Sept 24.1923 fr ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE "7 Pp. m, Mats. Wed & Sat. eae Te sea Eves. $1-$3 Saitled New York, Sept. 20, Hansa, | Hambure: Stockholm, Gothenburg. Constantinople. Sept. 11, Pireas EE on me —"s ——EE—EEEE _.. nent | of the convention of a : d hair must go.’ But will Ji, i# the third or fourth tine! barber shops are obbing. The interest ous. They want srt nd they also want nd other artificial aid#— is afraid of a hat uUree. the ladies ir minds ané@ their why should they, t Tiepate. roads soft. roads soft. lear; roads good. City—« ioudy: roads fair. oudy: roads fair. 7" lear: roads soft. ti lear; roads fair. Sloudy; cold: roads joudy; roads good. a year, Corps at Miss Bessie Shupp. a sister, wes with Shupp when he died. Four oth- er sisters. two brothers and the par- ents survive. Shupp was at this hospital sinee May. He was at Mount Roce Sanitarium here for about then stayed in &8t. Louis County for a time. her of the Students’ Army Training Westminster College. Ful- during the wer, and was a St ton. Mo.. member of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity. , He was a mem-. , New New York. Southampton, Sept. York. Southampton, Sept. land, for New York. Glasgow, Sept. 29, Columbia, New York. London, New York. Rotterdam 18, Orca, New 20, Belgen- Sept. 20. President Polk, Sept. 1°. Volindam, cinpton Sept. 20.) York (and sailed frem South- | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES or amply to EDMUND H WUERPEL director ———s (Granp=| FALL COURSES ACCOUNTANCY COMMERCIAL LAW SALESMANSHIP ADVERTISING ‘YY. M. C. A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE. 2. C. A. Schoo! of Commerce. 2100 Nort Ww F ORMING TRAFFIC eS aad PUBLIC SPE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT RUSINESS GENERAL b Grané Bt | ‘COTTLE’S PARISIAN ORCHESTRA "MILT _COLLING _ HERRON & GAYLORD ¢—OTHER BIG ACTS—S os Bones ANIMALS BPs -PIRPO RIALTO “*titer? ORPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEV'LLE an tisvou—7 te ‘ A AUG JONES AND = ‘ot and Vaalevilie Acts and Aééreas North Site . 4

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~~ —_ = i= ~ eR PE ne 5 RR E> elt A le RE ee me ~~ i SE Be .. o® a - a - ee RAE et A A met ayaa —“ lap ean agg ia a la ipa ee ee ee ee awe ee ee a o aw eee eee lk eee ee Sew ee ee CU OO — ee we ee ee ee ne + ee a | Oe OE = = « a ST. LOU'S 5 POST-DISPATCH — a 35 PCT. WASTE IN BITUMINOUS MINING Various Causes for loss of Coa Listed by Commission in Report After Surve Br the Associated Press t WASHINGTON. Sept. 271 Bitu- minous eoal inat to equais nearly 35 per cent of the possibile total at the foal Commission ! fent Coolidge vester exhaustive survey lieted 184 per cen’ lowe and 15.3 as ar which normal’ ated The sure" was cor @ucinge states east Stiver because of inads« forces to undertake study of the entire bitu: The states covered produced 500.000 tons in 1921, or 39 pe of the national productio: Cor pared with this, the commision « clared, 196,600,000 tons were los listing the following as ‘“(ausres re sponsible for avoidable losses Improper methods carelesaness and bad ° even in carrying out methods; careless clean: at tipple and in mines; exc: blasting; poor transportation met! nde: leaving pillars to hold roof ': ’ stead of backfilling; using coal fo ballasting tracks; working !n mines without edequate “sights” with the result that much coal is passed | By estates the loeses ranged from 28 per cent in Virginia to 49 per cent fn Tilinole, the aggrecate being estimated to equal the tota! annua! output of the states of Ilinols, A’a- bama, Indiana and Virginia. "Tt t well known.” the report pointed out, “That temporary cessa tion of work caused by strikes!) the mining system involved. or by the demand results in general deteriora- tion of timbers and gradua! co!lapse ef workings, many of which are never reopened. A large operator in Tennessee attributes fully half the roal lost in that State to strikes” With regard to nationa! coa! re serves Which the commission was |: structed to investigate the report seclare it head nothing to add to the recent estimate made by the Geographical Surver. This placed the remaining unmined coa! in 1918 as 6.685-€90.990,000 tons. ——= Man Missing 5 Days Found Dead. My the Associated Prees EL, PASO, Tex. Bept. 2! Flolley Merring. 609 years o14, foreman in eMirge of War Finance Corporation eattie on the Oj] Fodico Ranch 29 milee southeast of Agscencion, Ch'!- huahu,g was found dead under mvs- terious cirocumetances after he had heen missing for five days. accord- ing to a telegram received bv the PRafley-Mora company custom brok- ore. Corn on Cob for Prinve. Br the Associated Prete. CALGARY, Alberta. Sen: : Lard Renfrew wae introduced to ar other royal Canadian dish at his neonday meal yesterday when he eat down toe “feed” of corn on the oh atthe F PF Ranch. The Prince’ did not hesitate and ate nevera! cars im regular farmPend fashion The Big Sale of LION CORDS Theee Tires bought at « sacrifice ere efferea to you at real eav- img. Lien Tires are firet quality core tires, guarantee? by the fac. tery and curasives. 80x31 Lion Cord $ 9.95 32x3'/> Lien Cord... 12.75 Six4 = §=6Lien Cord... 14.75 3234 Lien Cord... 15.50 33x4 ~=Lien Cord... 15.75 4x4 ~=6Lion Cord... 16.95 TRY THE NEW SURETY TIRES 30x3 ~=Fabric ©. $ 6.95 30x3':, Fabric .... 1.45 30x3'.., - et $213). Cord — 14.75 3ix4 = Cord 16.95 32x4 + Cord 17.95 3314 Cerd 17.95 34x4 = Cord 17.95 32x4'.. Cord 23.75 33x4'.. Cord 24.50 34x4'.. Cord 25.00 33x5 Cord 27.50 36x5 Cerd 29.00 Tree service ef eur stere. Get prices eon “Murray ~Veot-e- errr.” Kelly. and & ethere. mei! aed telephone orders ART B. MOONEY TIRE CO. od inner Tubes. $1.50 Ea msumption The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone ere Equals that of the oa Globe-De $$ ee —- ee Pee wiire Hock of ~ Jamerson & ogee SHOP UglT Ly and Vow On 5ale ar J WEIL Sls cai: hoa CO. - —— SO The choice of two mighty stocks—representing the c! more than 40°o. ada finn thou sands of new a and Wi | Lt} wWsUlaA i Tn at CHOICE SELECTIONS IN NEW FALL AND WINTER CLOTHIN Mail Orders Filled The vast buving power of our own estab mocrat and the Times Combine® —_ TS TT A ~_ -—— A TI ST ——————————— Thousands of Fine Garments Have Just Been. Added fo Huis Sale of WINTER CLOTHIN — Fe Tire Stock ot SS) - , al 4 ya { 7* - 7 / =| CLOTHING COMPANY il Our Own Matchless Stock of Hic Grade fall E Winter Clore; POTENIIEE | ncluded at- Pro, P SAVE Mowe Tuan 40-28 ee Savings! cai HERE IS A SALE IN WHICH EVERY MAN AND YOUNG MAN IN ST. LOUIS CAN PROFIT TO THE iE FULLEST EXTENT ° eae led at iq Winter. Z > . . int varme! 5 DPA oo . . , ’ : « t. lishment—combined with the inimitable style selections of 1 he same sensationa! savings (‘ome tomorre A sal! icest garments in St. Louis—in addition to thousands of fresh new — just reeeived—are offered now at savings of > Jamerson Clothes Shop—is at your entire service. In e of this kind at the season's very beginning 1s FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN One-Pani- Suit? 1iw.0-/ani-~SUilsy Overcoat-s ~ TopcoatsS DALE PRICE NOW JAMERSON’S AND OUR OWN STOCKS OF MEN'S EAIRA PANTS A wide and n of Trousers in Pease eve! ne ' for work. Pants he . Pants that will match yo suit. pene ok $9.50 PANT cance Df 89 A ow ' > | > clot he« Shop mt F ce _, aon? «= . "ew me andi es ~ rece a7 ma oF <J One-Pant-,SuirTr Iwo-Lanl Sui pA Overcoats-Gabardines IALE PlICE NOW 1 ‘ cacetiaen a st0oc a Sar rimer 's MOTHERS! JUST LOOK AT THESE SPECIAL VALUES FROM OUR OWN Sf OCK ¢ BOYS’ CLOTHIN “his busv Bovs’ Department ts ne new records for | f g.ving Parents and bors are pre crowding the store ten Jamerson matchless f fresh Ss a hid Om gor cari = : ; a er | i reinterced in all “seams i wear In evr Meney-Saving + honed i heavy) } . a in des wah! . : CASBSimeres ang tf patterns AN sizes for men and young MEN’S $7.50 PANTS Weol-mixed worsteas of splendid quality tn meat dark shades and patterns . Ae excellent woolen ‘weeds Cage’ Tere Reotchese and cheriots 'n new Fall pat- terns ‘ome in all sises ; .$ $ MEN’S $10 PANTS $ $ olen worstedes cassimeres, *weeds. tehes tn beautiful new pat - eertain to match your suit | talored Sizee =8$ to 5% MEN’S $12 PANTS A superb assortment of extra qua@iity Trou mn and domest'c weares Perte, stly draped fully $i2 SPECIALS FROM THE JAMERSON STOCK _IN OUR MONEY-SAVING BASEMENT FD SLAG One -Panr Suzity lwo0-Panz~,Suily Oyeicoat's -TopcoaiS SALE PR/CE NOW New Fall and Winter Clothing from the Jamerson Gliothes Shop stock. and from our own matchiess assortments—combined with vast supplies of fresh ~~ Popular new hel cod and to = ed mode! z One -Danr Suz1rTe with patch pockets. Well tailored. Si Two-Lanr waidia” BOYS’ $16.50 TWO-PANT SUITS = $ ry .0 Beautiful woolen cassimer es. a a’ Overcoat's -Gabardines | f2o.cars ce aoe Norfolk models with pleated a mts ard SALE PRICE WOW ste Ait $ A: = sor 2: eed: a DE 50 itable stripe patterns and neat mixtur a FRIDAY, | SEPTEMBER 21 te Mall. defe advantage of the remarkable bargains. Come tomerrew | : BOYS’ $20.00 TWO-PANT SUITS $ ' Extremely fine woolens [na complete . selection of beauttful shades and pat - terns. Pleat-back, eport and Norfolk models Tweeds checks stripes and mixtures Alpaca lined $ BOYS’ $25 TWO-PANT. SUITS a | 3" & group of superior qualit miveial : tn styles that bors ere so fond of Made of superb woolens mn newees! Fall shades and sattarne. Extreme! well tallored. All sizes. Boss’ $1.50 lined Kuickers ' Boys’ All-Wool Bine Serce Knickers Boys’ $7.95 Two-Pants Saits. Boys’ All-Wool Binue Serge Suite. ... «sea “New Fall and Winter Clothing from the Jamerson Clothes Shop stock, and from our own matcRless assoriments—combined with vast supplies of fresh new merchandise tust received. JUVENILE ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGE SUITS and TOPCOATS Men'« All-Voot Biue $14.95 serge Sailt- Young Men's Wooten Tweed and 1 Iridescent Topcoats 0 Men's comeervative Saft’ of ex- cellent worsted 10 (hid tt of Men's Winter Over- — $5 a oom, Canes 75¢ ee $5.95 new merchandise fust received \ \ } A Deposit Will Hold Any Garment for 30 Days r= _] " — CLOTHING COMPANY NORTHWEST COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON Sizes 3to08 = $ Al .45 Store Open 6:30 p ey fe Ani are pretiii nee t day Post-Dis ertisers Rece ENT MORE C . — in any per a A a — = —— <AiE RESTS IN CASE OF KAN GED WITH KILLING ' —— el ae 2: “ttisom Scott, Defendant. Expected to Take tt ' Stand Today. si te ws Post Di spatch yesterday : ‘e ested grate trial of John F; on the charge of murda Elenore. June i? nse attorney, /n his | statement. stated the evi _ would show & m™ cog rapidly SS home imm ediateiy~ _ were fired. that a an was seen from the after the man ans ame Til Ladi Ladies. this tn tdeal we models this «casen ere Sait will cive you BE VELL DRESSED PF A Do New A wenderfal array of ' of beauty. and you ene « A host of stytes, fash eed effectively trimme *mbreidery, beading. © A Dol MAN! BUY *25 Man: If you want te 1 Swit that will ceaily fit 7t the above tow price Styles te he correct and Fourng and elder A Dol ’

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” i) PP mIDAT. SEPTEMBER 2}. 1S8a8 Z\ N SfOCK OF THING |} mew records for value- Wding the store to take Come tomorraw and 00 . Tf. . ‘‘A Dollar or -)) OVERCOATS & GABARDINES =: : ¥-: Will Do!’ |SMITH-DANIELS| Markets and Sports News WANTS, REAL ESTATE a TL — ee — —_—_ -—— a . Heanday Post-Dispatch Tadvertisers Receive ~ | : }. per CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION oe: 1 aan those in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. 2 ie Y | é DP ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEM BER 21, 1923. PAGES 27-48 ee —_—— a roe eb bre description boarded 4 on her arm, which she said had been Bt train passing through La- inflicted by er husband. BED WITH KILLING WIFE Creme. about three hours after one — ‘i vcr em | ‘CALIFORNIA FIRES STILL RAGING Scott, Defendant. and It would prove, he stated. tha: Expected to Tahe the the relations of Scott and his niece ‘Flames Spring Up on Outskirts pate le Sle ' . ’ ; = © Stand Today. Arlené Scott, were those only of a! oss lait 4 . % wee ispatch ‘elative: th; . j Town of Ross. : _ the Post Dispatc! r lative: that Arlene Was treated by San FRANCISCY SH 1 5 ag eS oer ¥ Kan sept 2] Mrs. Scott as a 1; } . ee wana r % : PS 3 4 "wD os “& Gaugnter, and thati wiame ri — par ; * A ted 3 eaete) da ‘ after no friction ha } : . iam s Sp nging up t A YT ‘ {) aaa \ In whe rate rest f | Da ee oen the the forest and brush on he out- | eae the trial o JOonn vilison couple in the four years Arlen®@) cekirt p 7 sj Sout _— in ‘harge of murdering lived at their } ; par vllagene sor ti ice teste adios sly | mee on the chare 7 ir home. Both Scott and | eastérn Marin county. gave new wor- . wife, Elenore, b le i» 3 John the girl are expected to take the ~% to tire d fire fight rs who have ball, defense atiorne) in his*open- witness stand today. been battling for three davs against Masmatement, stated the evidence I. R. Peters, formerly a butcher | conflagration in that section. ia snow &@ man was seen alk-,in Scott's store, testified for the Hurried calls for help were sent : cee er =———S — - ~_ -— . . , . ‘ > —- , I . ; » . ° a " ~ ; + - rapidly away from he sScoit State that he had’ heard Scott and!to San Anselmo. Larkspur, Kent- . _ ‘es | ° } ’ a7 ’ . - 7 } immediate) after the shots his wife quarreling. Peters said alan 'tteld and nearvy towns, and severa! fired, that a man answ ering that Mrs. Scott showed him bruises / hhiindres volunteers responded. ; “re eee oe Gee eee 32552525: — rae? 27'e ™\ © © re ese S ese se 2SR5e5e60% ? a6 2-PANT SUITS 1 839 39" A Dollar or Two a Week Will Do! MUSE YOUR; CREDIT4, ' WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ FUR-TRIMMED COATS : CAPES (| D An assortment that embraces every accepted material, trim- ming and color idea, $ (7-38 ,,85 9.98 —-FURS-| Beautiful Chokers Yeur choice of red. blue. brown and biack Fox Chokers. Wenderfelly fluffy. Just what everyone is wearing this Fall. Buy one on ensy credit terms. You'll mever mise the JANDSOME HANDSOME FUR COATS and WRAPS Season's newest atyles and most popular F ors. Wonderfel pelts fashioned into exquisite models. You, tee, can afford that leng wanted Fur. ; “Just Say Charge It” Tia A Dollar or Two a Week Will Do! f , ) Ladies’ F all Suits ladi ef our handsome new Fall Sualts. es. this is ideal weather for one ee ee models this season are prettier and better tatlored than nie! Suit wil! give you tran and months of satisfactory service. ANLONE CAN BE WELL DRESSED IF THEY BUY HERE, A Dollar or Two a Week Will Do! New Fall Dresses A wonders . ' D e nusual ji ul array of mew Fall styles! Every reas possesses nnhusua nes x beauty, and you ene choose etther the strarght silhouette or bouffant modes«. - of atyltex, fashioned from geod quality materials (altiks and woolens) and effectively trimmed with pleated flounces, odd sleeves, pancis, lace, embroidery, bending, etc. A Dollar or Two a Week Will Do! MAN! BUY THAT FALLSUIT NOW! $25 «°35 «(°45 Many 2-Pant Suits a if you want te bur a correctiy tailored Sult, made of fine fabrics—a Swit that will r- ally vit and wive on satiafaction—seclect one from eer group " the above low prices, We gcrar: nuntec the workmanship to be perfect, the vies to be cerrect and the patterns selected. GS and wilder man. ‘ou! | The All colors and styles for the Departments: Banking Bond Corporation x Public Relations Safe Deposit Savings HE RAILROADS are paying more than three hundred million dollars a year in taxes. @ There is a radical movement on foot to return the railroads to Government owner- ship. The Government does not tax its own property. % @ The case is clearly cut. Shall the rail- roads continue under private ownership and pay taxes, or, Government-owned, run on yours? rg fam President 4 ———— = Let the Bubbles Float On —buy Safe Bonds N SPITE of good work by the Better Busi- ness Bureaus and Blue Sky Departments, investment bubbles continue to break. That is no reason why they should splash you. Don’t buy bubbles. @ Buy values—not promises—and buy through a company like the Mercantile. We couldn’t afford to sell you an unsafe bond. me «Ff Bond Department —_" aan Fall time, with its increasing hazards of fire and theft, is the time to rent a Mercantile Safe Deposit Box. Five dollars rents a box for one year in our Safe Deposit Department, which is the largest in the United States! First Mortgage Real Estate Loans . We solicit-appli- cations for loans on well located improved property Consult our Real Estate Loan Department PA — SAVE— Exploded Alibi Number 5 J Dont Have Time to Go to the Bank HAT is an alibi in its purest form. “I don’t have time’ is a poor reason for not saving. @ Ifyou can’t come in during regular hours, from 9 A. M. until 2 P. M., or on Monday evenings, when we remain open until 6:30, you can still enjoy the benefits of a Mercantile savings account. Anyone can deposit for you, or you can handle the whole thing by mail.+ “Mercantile Service” for savers is aS near as your mail box. @ Getting your money into the Mercantile Trust Cémpany is too important a thing to be interfered with. Jake lime. ° Savings Department os Our representative will. call, at your request, to explain any branch of “Mercantile Service.” Public Relations Depariment ——~ue-— —-—— PC ee ee © eee A Dollar or Two a Week Will Do! OPEN TILL $ P. M. SiTURDAY EVENING Flour 507 NORTH BROADWAY _ 2050. BROADWAY AND ST. CHARLES-OPP. NUGENTS EAST ST. LOUIS STORE, 324 COLLINSVILLE AV. Member Federal Rererve Lirtem EIGHTH AND LOCUST pit plus Ten Million Dollaw -“TO ST. CHARLES

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘i, d. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Apprenionately Equels that of the Daily Globe- Demscrat and the Times Combine BER ba ~ :STILOUS POST-DISPATCH oe bane é i A Police Chier for Life. tes Angeles aoe according to May | | | $ 06 Row Associated 0 ‘rver. Chief Vollmer Ww ome | Th r apsesiiee LO® ANGELES, Ca). Sept. 31.— keke of ihe Los Angeles oapertmant RANI ai Agi i i i} i Hee a Hat iit o 4 Trip i Chie? of Police August Volimer. whoifor life under the provisions of the | i iy ' until recently was head of the police recently enacted charter amendment | ; | eT i Nit : " force of Berkeliey, Cal, will be-ap- | placing the post under civil service - we i" a Milt ee i ve i iii iu ve CHiN pointed permanently ase Chief of the | regulations =.=" Bh 'T ii it hii —_—_—— ee ~ “Et hh {Cha ay . “i HAT — : St. Louis’ Greatest Clothing Sale | _|[D STOKES PASE E. , Le B Hh ANSAY Ny \ AS if Thousands of Finest Baltimore Taliored , : , PNM 7 | 7 if | 2-PANTS SUITS Old ‘Characters of Former }\/ ‘au ‘ i ici | _ GABARDINES AND TOPCOATS | ast pha Silke \ | Ache 2 >See i Account Fall ant Fall Festivities and Expos 40% LESS THAN ELSEWHERE }{ oa rig) | S Lith iii is unseen, extremely dangerous. i a September 24 to October Me 7 id Reliabi d Enlil d —— by Millionaire. VL | 3 i il Hit Perishable foods are attacked rm a e H ne ett : ; ° : omorrow at *the 8 ] e e an re sae at H | i i it by millions of the bacteria of Mi oe oS September 24 and 26; Octe CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—Despite ce- A A HM decomposition the moment the te A . a G L O 83 E [rials by the attorneys of W. # a LA YE R IWant Atal temperature rises above the 50 rattan i 1, 3, 5, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17 and 18. Final ret 7 y interest Hi} ! HE mark. The safety zone for Watt limit October 22. i - ~* - ~ ~~ ——_ a ee os a a Pe owe « ~ - - ee — og ee a ee ee ee Siokes that thev have any : Men's $25 2-Pants Suits, Tweeds, $7 9.50 | =» Specs ft ROLLS TWIN = ‘empccature. is maincained by Two Splendid Daily Trains fancy stripes, blue serges 5 baie book’ nia hic theuey Tate Airs SATURDAY i I hut | wut B your refrigerator. : a4, i _— St. yi. 9-03 A. ML 11:5: Men’s $30 2-Pants Suits, pencil stripes, f° Oo cue tien: aw. 47 Cc iy: = ie ive Kansas City. ..5:28 P. M. 805. fancy worsteds, eabardines, . rT “ ts - yy ought be lore a grand Hint Hite} iil i rit HN Dae ai ed . check model eeeet is enon part shape ex 3 for $1.25 Rant ht S, all the newest! $ rected to pl in the « rt fight be- Word Rolls vitae Ha H i 'y 4 i} ; f R a, | NV 7E | Buesc her-Gras The Faemeus wegyest aed mest pevtect tome of Oo & Alt SER» icag Exclusive agents for at one of these $50 2-Pants Suits mre and his wife, Helen Ely KIESELHORSTE tei MR P ue ti] HT pusscher Saxophones #né . m.ukes mnt ¥ ilk l Hh = id it iH “ = O W b x Band Iastruments Men's $i3s Blue Serge Suits Subperieas have been fesued for Established 1879 HigheeateT = “st i it tj ; hi Hi my a ; T e nr y ay a a i. — & tL edwie Drums a “ore than a sco yf former under- Hae af tefl Hitt | * 3 aramon Men's $25 Genuine Gabardine Coats . patyl - ae iae in gre: ah aeamaad = ot 1 0 oO 7 Oo | ; y e S t i) i ? 7 Hina ti it it i | Hitt if ic iit mi all ‘ rutinit i IM | uit | RESERVATIONS AND tse AT oo : —s — — St. Louls’ nobbiest Dressers! Look ee 2, 2 meokes, RE RESOn- ey et “a es al . : . ? J ree taal . all Tati a ‘} ty ee — ; >. - - : = ——ae She clams Conservalive (assimeres $ Models Sport Models 1] orsteds Si ECIAL t recognize the n. The next “as Double-Breasied iit hte ne Rosenheww ve Cheviols Models _established business m . Serges Friday and Saturday 2 played the sa: sraphs. But and young feljows on thei Single-Breasted = ul sekeepe eed 1 . way up—the smartest s ng! Vodels _— and double breasted effec , w= pie ba Apa sd Pygoce Drought out this se-son: : eh SO eauli u OSES J | al oe mn ae good. sturdy fabrics, a: Ba 8 fe >t front Minnie Ev tailoring that makes th style last as long: ax The price alone is not so astonishing. You can get plenty of Suits at 2 ) = Suit itself! x $30. But you can’t get equal quality, the same tailoring, the same fit, $ 50 pS tors matemen: + PR a und the same smart style anywhere else in St. Louis at.this price. Men : erk shows and young men will act wisely by supplying all their clothing needs from , a “aa rece r le ersom | tha : 3 pie this group—tomorrow! . = | -~ Ginn the e ravenette ia all colors and 4 a. These nation- $ ingham with Stripes that re ea — ilmegt fo: th laat process prevents 1 4. : shapes. Also smooth Finish ee y ftamous 1 are ate a is but 8 os 5 ~od ag . me Be the absorption of felts. $ 5 2 = all the nied ; - S a ! he ' ee P , : ° shapes an Boy Wa >: shade apart from the leet he was insane water, thereby keeping the Men’s Caps. $3, slndhenk Sea ea Ss rm $8. | $3.95 to $9.95 usual solid black. The Can- =«_,_ T?roweh the evidence sought tt is boy dry and prolonging the $2.50 and ae Silk-lined and silk- terbury with its elusive Mr stores ensue ee | rs. Stoks fs anxious to proceed with life of the Suit. The Suit In softings, ke Finest- Beav ers Pullover and coat styles in ile ane $2 finished. All the er and Cardigan weaves and - nag a hint of gray =" -* 4! on Oct. 1 will dry out quickly and need Gr | 1s ly oi joauiie | dating Foer Killed in Domes. Bas Acctienr. not be pressed after a drench- —the very finest newest shapes and 4 ons and some color combinations. es reall poss! o— . - te : ing. : ted . . knit and Lamb makes areal in other than a Belgian : me oe. pt as. a3 pore ns > _ imported materials. Colors. ae sizes. — shades. | cored’ 4 hen a — me Oxford. bey etumae motor bue fe from a para. If _ , - | + ethane gtncmemmarta ceutical, ead you see itina Schmitz & Shroder ad, it’s s true TT — A cee men 2.

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Fri SErTeEME.B a DAY, ER 21, 1993, FRI | liat Found on Bank Leads Searchers | to Believe He Was Not Drowned. By the Associated Press | PARK: FALLS, Wis., Sept. 21.— Scarching parties in Price County are scouring the woods around Mason 2 . i ie WOnecen o = Ae hae LD ae “ 4 ie) , : 4 fen drwmem Se a Lake near here in quest of Charles on | tockwood, wealthy Des Moines, Ia., ag Pe F , clubman and business man missing et Which tells when to nog mat Prigay. nee the Saxophone singly, | Despite the fact that the boat in | which Rockwood went fishing the _day of his disappearance was found floating on the lake, members of the |searching party are inclined to he- |fieve that Rockwood was not crowned, for his hat was on the land cP > 4 orchestra ; Ls valuable facts. Send iF. ¥ ey ‘ ' . Y 7 ou is q and Ex ion. | . saw pos ae s > 7 : SS. “ae . amma ATS - © tober 20. and 26; October t 18. Final return ° ' PRO PRTRAIE ws AN en Can LearntoPlaythe F Scale in One Hour’s Prac- tice, and Soon Be. Playing Popular Airs. Gouble your [ncome, your Venere end your popularity. in com- pany with his father-in-law. George Reach, Indianapolis, more than a week ago, for a fishing trip. Fellow- ing their e@rrival, Reckwoo@ %& said to have expressed a wish @ «0 fish- ing alone. When he did @®ot return his camping companion began a search which has continued since. EFFORT TO SELL STOLEN BONDS y Trains Three Men, Secretely Indicted. Held M. 11:55P oe . - ° ‘ ; q M 8:05 A M wz . . ~~ ae : . in Default of Bail. vy the Associated Prese ; Fhe biggest and mest periect tome of any 4 Cornet NEW YORK. Sept. 21.—Three Exclusive agents for a men were arrested here todays , ; Buescher Saxophones and . charged with having tried to sell to Band & =e Se Ra BE,

7 Cae a ‘WSO : Ee 4° $37.50 Coal Both for $49.50 and hun- dreds have attended the Highest-Value-Giving Event that St. Louis has ever witnessed. Imagine getting both a $37.50 new Fall 2-pants suit and a stylish new overcoat for $5.00 down! That is just what King’s senhsa- tional offer is—come in tomorrow—just bring a $5.00 bill. eale. men—it is the opportunity of a lifetime. Not only are the terms more liberal vou get your outfit at almost half regular price. The new Fall 2-Pants Suit is a regular 37.50 value. and the stylish new Overcoats also sell all over for $37.50. Here is a guaranteed $75.00 value 5 own—Balance’l orSoaWeek One’ of the outstanding features of KING'S SENSATIONAL OFFER is that you can pay the balance toe suit vour own convenience-——jy0U make your OWn terms. ; vour outfit tomorrow @nd arrange to pay the balance in small weekly sums— $5 Dewn' ) Balance Easy Payments ' $5.00 DOWN BUYS This is more than a Come in and select come eal ly —— on \t Both $37.50 2-Pant Suit and $37.50 ercoat =... \\\\} \\ INN IN \\ NV ' , \\\ ‘\ | \\\ ! il) We nate for- gotten the ladies. You can get 4 beautiful $37.50 advance Fall Dress and a beau- tiful $37.50 fur- trimmed Coat—-a regular €675 value for $49.50 for only $5 down. Se- 0 lect your outfit 4 tomorrow. é Second Floor 515 focust of Etovater a St. Louls East Store + need to suit yourself in King s sensational Collinsville Ay.

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rr Y. 0 T T ro Ti “ombined. SEPTEMBER ¢ p | ST.LOUS POST-DISPA CH . he City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPAICH alone Appro ximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combi Bi. ER aL .. : legraph operator in his younger | Edison in the the Western Lnion rd a ere — = ——— obs geome ereigee cit . S35 olis. on the big tidal wave that hit the; hides which the Dig fish will pro- days and was a “cub” with Thomas fice at Indianap TAL WAVE LEAVES WHALES Pacific coast following the juake | vide | STRANDED ON PACIFIC COAST which rocked Japan recently | More than 500 men, Women ane , sever : ) the children are participating in sie . whales and 11 bieckfish were left great meat harvest. When the tidal g > * ie | ( anoes of Indian Tribes Vere Sucpt stranded high = the beachs here wave swept the can >a from ors TTC : ’ ipa ; Away. but Fish Were Lefi as The Makah and Neah Bay tribes of usual safe moorings high up on the _— 7 ‘dined to Extinction in A ae. | Germany. indians, who lost their canoes arfd beaches. the natives mou rned for 4 Recompens:. equipment when the huge tide re- | fall whaling season was at ian GENEY. A.—Intellectual oc . ~— low -exchange countrite: Special to the Port-Dispar .. ceded, find much solace in the provi- With the loss of the canoes came the ." NEAH BA?, Wash.— Con in dential gift of meat. bilubber set whales to recompense them ; BEN BERNIE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Now Piaying at the Orpheum Theater Result of Fracture of Skull Record Their Playing Exclusively tor Suffered Last Saturday - AEOLIAN-VOCALION RED RECORDS ear therm in LOVE TALES Two deaths yesterday fromm in- o uries suffered a number of days ago MY SWEETIE WENT AWAY 4 in: motor vehic! accidents brough' O a OULS J the total of fatalities here from that ser recorés they have made are ' ; i a source this year to 94, one more than ig GONE WILDFLOWER b ° at the same time last year. HENPECKED BLUES Brandt’s New Special Pred Dusham. 27 years old, 8 SWINGING DOWN THE LAN! ‘ J \ —— > © ~_= °° — ae ~~ > . -_——_— _ —— Whose Birthday Is Tomorrow? vT ed . ‘ — im anda machfne driven by Henry ' — . rates né ‘ f 3330 Lucas avre- - rs ates. a negro, of / nue. was in a sidecar of the motor = a; = bin Saturday Features That Will Appeal Strongly —- |avenne, eattered & fracture of | the to the Younger Set and the Business Woman TED “cnpecastco taueonacne ull and cerebral hemorrhage in a motor .ehicle accident vesterday. tes. , ‘ . ‘hers who suffered comparatively ie 1008 Olive St. jnor injuries were Miss Eva ». of 2620A Tennessee ave- ors ell »>— a a Cor ee ' «* inton getreet Peter Fa ey, ADVERTISEMENT (uo. of 704 West€8nd place: Forrest , ae Worthing. 28. of 6221 Chatham ave- 5 Specially Propet at sg | CAMPAIGN FOR TRUTH rue, St. Louis ‘ate, George Eer- “Wyge” | : Ps om | ADVERTISING PLANNEI berich. 20, of 3413 De Kalb stree: | a ’ Y -y et : Fred Dill, 33, of §231 Idaho avenue, : i | The Better Business Burea and Michae! Brown, 20. of 52) East \& ~ Bea ie various cittes (will spons Marceau stree AS ‘ | “a PF eationa! campaign for Trut! 4 Ford machine. driven by a ne ._* : = e. heer this wimter, ~- : . se, ruthful advertising and he i I ‘ m™ a Da valton and Page avenues and threw ! Ye Sas tl /} Merchandise are responsible the occupean Jewell Goldman, I- ris | Pee | | the success of the Prufroek-Li SS ve . ighter of Mr. and Mrs. | ia | a "| z “a )f Perniture Company, Fourth Irvin Goldman, 1625 Cora avenue, ‘o 624 = , ee | St. Charles. This week a sali 7 , 7 _— jhe .* — = \, . Af ‘ rh -~ 7 ae in sam le sult 1 Our New Warehouse, 11th'and Howard Sts. a ey: wes in- \ . ae i ae Satan ggg Mey | «iid t these values. 1s Parker, 29. a echanic : . live street, was arrested yes- : “igs, 4 7 ‘ = 3 3 , —— on a charge of ha . Clever Frocks with a touch of individuality for we | coupe of Antheny the ordinary $25 Dress. Youthful, becoming me " torday 0} TO BETTER SERVE the St. inion with bia machine. a" Lake av strfpes Tee woctalaaaliiin® Gaur oor as eT Ll Louis public, and to meet the oo Ponte ony ganged ra requirements of an expanding sete * Set business, in which the growth ‘to Parker. Parke has been more than phenomenal, the UNION HOUSE FURNISHING CO.. 1124-26-28-30 Olive Street, has found it necessary to secure larger warehous- ing facilities. es “yy , ° . tereni Tr 1 Ae Par a’ . . ‘ New Autumn Frock ‘19 23 and if 5 ) New Frocks of silk as well as new Frocks of stri a or plaid flannel, navy blue charmeen or Poiret nee Styles that are particularly becoming and that will service that is satisfactory in every way. All sizes § Sport Coats, $15 & $25 Other New Dresses Priced $35 to $125 . mannish Coats of plain. plaid or striped y materials. Note the masculine sleeves and large f ; patch pockets. Proper models for sport or genera! ) ' nee en —-— weaf’r OUR NEW WAREHOUSE. cae = at lceated on the southeast corner ome home at 10:80 p. i then bad : Mre ae th said Pari ; j er “a Other Winter Coals. $35 lo S?Y.) Black Hats of Eleventh and Howard streets. . - that caused injuries has approximately 75,000 square feet of min scent 1k netomat — : —— | | 7 leclared he was —Increase in Popularity and Here ™ 7» POosici : aT a*® ré@vas _.1¢ dri ,er anc floor space— more than three times that Euszart's wife and i2-year-old sor . . are the Season’s Sme | New Tailored Suits 1e Season’s er al ¥ 7 r} ‘, + ‘ Z < « » = » cn * er ~ a - A ae rd Bag aN me yee, ge ee * : ad ‘ ca a ae wig See , Ss TS OE ease ery SJ - SS SS ee eT I , awe } CUT said Parker resembled the driv eu of our present warehouse. “Cab” With Themes Edison Ends Life. : BILAOMI ose ggg i! sept. 2i.— $25 s (-eorge Parmilse electrician of Ha- . seif by hengine. bie me : bad been in ill te | concep tgp 3 ot navy tricotine or tricofina. ) Penne models finished bel Prompt, Efficient Service Fer my Long-coat models finished with new belts, pocket SS Other Suits, $35 to $185 Is Assured 5 to $183 Of course, other shades, too, such as Saturday Specials sand, gray, wood. brown, Chinese blue, Handmade Blouses of dimity or $ ; rust, green, etc. batiste trimmed with Irish or filet laces—specia!l at Sehesua Only $10, but some of the smartest styles y< every type of miss or matron. ¢ tions of model Hats worth many times more. lace trimmed. Céme in =. or chid and flesh shades. Special. . 95 : 5 9 | seen at any price. Hats for tot ome: — Fancy Silk Teddies, elaborately . oe =e — —a . samen EE

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FR) IDAY, ' PTE MB) > aR ao 192g. -_——_. wa es 1923, b: The City Circulati f tl ' Pe 53. O SS 7. : ee Ps n of the Eto POST- -DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the steep. 8 Star and ‘the "Fimes Combined by ea ROE NETS 40,000. eee ST. LOUIS _POST DISPATCH Se ne ee -_——-— ° q = a —_- —_—— - a - = - - pe LOW BRAIN WORK re seem destined to extinc- ~ ee ate ee 9", and the younger generation is BANK ling stockholders alleged that the| BOESN'T ATTRACT YOUTHS wad work cee apralive ny or [had in th captatinnit Mave cap-, oeco a member o e tribe. 7 ohn Henry W igmore, dean of | Proceedings Follow Indictment fay a "1 of 520. South Twenty-third a inois State Museum. Th- tured-a prisoner. The prisoner. com-itt.e maiden refuses hi th If |to the Redman Indian reservation, t Jefferson avenue and Adame stree, ,->*@%-Fox Indian group, consisting ef nelled Rb ; : | ses him, e Chiefinear Erie, N. Y., where the casa pened, as was the custom of the [n-iwiil order him scalped. were completed. Northw estern U n ers Cc xT seve! Zu - e £ Stalle n arr he + rt ia ‘ i) hock mr ’ ht. € r may ask American colleges for aid, of Chart les Kurlande: and H, lL). ome CUTtiNe es aped Ww hiteside was taken : - - - ae ma ied in c ahi y % ack back ul , ° ifs fv "te hospital in a serious con ition. | the tate Muse =-uUm oh G i”) ] ¢ 4 Sey ae -" J , p tue : 4 = s >> ee tee - : 4 « ° r ~ > - Re eS a idies st in VALUE! Suit to set aside the will of Stan- dies, offered in lon - f 4 asiaus Mitchel of 3963 Mcp herson . light of the hostess . oo e- “besoin ‘Who died April 22, 1922, Following the indictment vester- house to eat at odd a eaving an estate valued at $45,000, day of Charles Kurlander and He; nry | x wonderful SUrprise | ai IC 0 a ee wend _ tied at Clayton by his D. Harfiela, president and treasure) pound. y CY. nephew 8. ©. Mitchell, who 7! respectively, of the Kuriander Bros, & y write. "ihe tet was influenced by his and Harfield Cloak & Suit Co pros , ° . d a 9 ‘ wite e f = , Pas a ' ry Specials. | = ‘ erty t ey: me oi Ms prey- charges of embezzling approximate, | , j ; 0 her, $500 to t 1e wife ° the c ry hess x) ie tea ~* ) Prego. paw BO, Renee of ly $47,000. as exclusively told in the. lc intiff an “emai Dp d distributed the remain- | night edition of the Post-Dispatch. o se eanut Ba . a ; r { Ger ampag other members of his the tangled financial affai family. The will was probated at attairs of the cs layton because the executors con- ee Soe further complicated tended that Mitchell's last residence by Federal Court bankruptcy pro- winin Shouts Coun "ON cei a Mon aye is Beautiful Kroehler Davenport Suit Consequentiy. the business of the company will be aired in three courts. A receivership suit broyght | 1 ir t | | : / See Our Window | aL | | | al : A genuine 7 ad i | an elicious confection is butter and crispy roasted to a golden XY 25¢ on TO EE a 7 --@t a a a ae o> dee. et les ote fe il i é ‘ be —— - Ce ae “Kroehler” d S { by* complaining stockholders is pend- | i 10n to len q ‘ing in the Circuit Court; the trial an | | oan D ‘of Kurlander and Harfield on the tid | | guia -~ emonstration of Kroehler butter-dough Stollen, MAVRAKOS }embezzlement charges will be held Lee } i ' | Prat iy rt it division of the Cir- . } | | | Daven Bed S ; po ultes tains a bed. E | With choice chopped in the criminal | ‘ hat | f | | ii a a Quality Chocolates, lb. . .75¢ cuit Court, and the bankruptcy pro- ! hen | | | ry 1 1 | | ay | | : | | | Nothing as Suite and con- tena _ a =) Pm ——_—... mel and Nuggets ANYWH Be sg: lour. A Suite — T S turday 50c Per Lb. evidence in the embezzlement case | aa >. S72. => So a for the grand jury and now is at SR Te a oS ee ee er, Oy Oe ee ae : : : | liberty on a $3000 bond. at gi ie ee ee e aah ie Ss parla pscho | Ste ar Af ce extra room to Circuit Attorney was preparing the 33 besesissesset shisasse: ibe Hi ; 3 : © ae . - | STM! 14t- -_— ee — o-- - Two Indictments Against Each. Speed Tat etre ate ) ; i | | a we (te if yafuatatiss Ha your home. No $ DOWN: «! 4949 Delmar Bl Two indictment were returned wry. nl: ; ‘ against each®man. One alleging em- ee ear ~. a | en DO Suite n° 217 N. 7th St. bezziement of approximately $40,000 tat | : | St. Lo Hot-B —— ; . — | - He. mee | ee ™ —-= * tm . be >. Lesatetedl beet : - "y J 19? taled $41,707.06. On Wig 2 9°°. THis beautiful Gem is he said the figure ‘4°’ was erased essa ADVERTISEMENT blue white and per- from the total reducing the record- | CAMPAIGN FO fectly cut. We show a 4d amount to $1707.06. The same | | Aeros ADVERTISING ; TRUTHFUL , pretty mounting suitable “a Kuester told the Circuit At- ; | Se =>) The Ketter Business Bureaus of a birthday gift or just for $1000 and the Liberty bond ac- | the Various cities will sponsor a an “in-between” gift to eount was reduced by that amount 1, he said, seat campaign for Truth in |! wife or moth- = to $707.06. The latter tota PMeerisnc g this winter, er. Avery un- 73 eventually was charged off to “profit ithful advertising and! honest usual value at. and loss.” PRerchandise are responsible for When the books of the cor Pie success of the Prufrock. Litton showed a net shortage of $42,257 SR Attorney, npany oi — iture C ompany, Fourth and > ar Aa Kuester told the Circuit , ce. This heed . This wonderful new creation in a Blue ti | Bird Dinner Set will lend a tone of After the books of the concern had | refinement to any table. Get been turned over to the receivers, t 'Kuester said, an officer of the com- | , ie at Barney’s Prices | (ey eee | ewe Pas [tna e Te ‘ ‘tracted page from the safe, but that. iit fell into the hands of the receivers. The indictment alleging embezzle- i ment of $6750 specifies that in Sep- 1924 Model rocks | — | tember, 1921, officers of the firm | 7 ‘purchased with that amount of tne ev n e con- | M th 3 St i . ) 5 5ig Sale of BLANKETS nae: a eee a Sore! “he ae et eee ~~ eo Adele it transferred to their individual ac- Reg. Full , z- , a t, instead of to the cccount of t company, and that later the Frocks of striped ; Woo! ‘ LS | 36780 was charged to “profit and j . - | loss."” Most compact Range ever conceived, yet will do the work. of the largest Combination Range built; 4 holes for gas and 4 holes for coal; also extra large . - bn ee, ; fe ty { . & SMe - oh oni : ; - pa Sad a So ot os is .i .. - a ee ee ee ee eee or P nd oe am : . . ere | Three creditors of the company coal-gas oven. See this Range—it will pay you—an 4 | —_ |with claims aggregating $1500 al- | exclusive Stove sold only by Goldman Bros. 6 ty. All sizes for : - a, ) leged in the Federal Court that the. | 7 _ ; | - ‘company had committed an act of if : - ‘bankruptcy in allowing a $390 pre- | . " eS ,) los 1? | a a iferred clzim to a clothing manufac- Think of This! f 4 a. iturer in New York. In appointing s Int heaton 5 i Nm ) A Sees —~ |Colin M. Selph, former postmaster | - cf St. Louis, recciver, Judge Faris | A 585 PI P ‘asked couse! representing the cred- $ a cy 1ahno ittors and officers of the company if tees , e ; — » ‘they hed any objection tc continu- t . i Army Trench Shoes; solid \ing the receivers appointed by the O tf t — : S leather: heavy soles .... $2.85 odes Court eivet.s . u I on. ) - i | ' | Officers’ Dress Shoes: Sige Kae a | SIN} Bf Smoked checgate; | bennd-asw © -. aeenek “adarcaseilinkt waa Special Ey » § | ; 3 a mee ey on tags + cas: as re cre 4 , ed iad ot a Oa. eae ae? eee + Sonam ey ~ " : ee yd ates % a eo eee . : ie ga | Officers’ High Boots; A. Gleick, representing Kurlander | ; : s value and Harfield. “The stockholders’ an nd Here +e High Top Boots; ‘suit is a family affair. Ben Lip- §@ | ; ee ‘- a st al j—.... $15 value “i stadt, one of the complaining stock- ait SS -—> ar - Most SOUS ci offer ever made! Consists of ONE BIG BEAU- i , ¥ | holders, is a brother-in-law of Hen- o - | TIFUL VANITY, ONE LARGE DRESSER, ONE LARGE CHIF- ee = : = = — FOROBE and ONE BOW-END BED. Note the extraordinary ie Marine. All-Wool Undersbirts and ry Harfield.” PRs r : . Ae is | , eae |, —_ large pieces this Suite contains. No small undersized pieces. It \ | q new . i Drawers; brand-new; ~ : | garment | As the Federal Court bankruptcy will pay you to see this wonderful honed. Regular $200.00 value, Regulation Govt. O. D. case takes precedence over the re- \ ! , Woot Shirts . 2 ceivership suit in the Circuit Court | st Men's Coveralls, new eh P av Genres = si . | rt s the receivers appointed by the Cir- , Ng ‘cuit Court must turn over the af- : * \ w “95 fairs to the receivers appointed by a = \ Genuine Ne al ‘the Federal Court. The latter was , ——— EN amy Raincoats appointed to conserve the company’s i iM i >> , i rAd one ee Sees Se ee if you settle your account in 30, 60 o¢ 90 days’ time. we will give \ receivers were acting merely in the : you the 10 per cent cash discount the same as If you had paid the money in advance PAINTS AND ROOFING ‘ interests of opposing stockholders. One of the charges made by the. PAINTS ROOFING Circuit Court receivers is that the rf $3.50 House Paint | 1-ply $1.19 Sheridan Dress Co. of New York ‘+, and Barn Paint at 2-ply $1.49 was financed with funds of the Kur- lander Company, and that Henry about half price. i 3-ply $1.95 Harfield devoted his time to: the /management of the New York con- cern while drawing $10.000 a vear as treasurer of the Kurlander com- oo ee EY , pres $10 a Month Buys It! | | MW eccne | Assets Placed at $69,558. | r ees ee ee eee Most Wonderful F-R-E-E ! styles you ve MAW coops STORES th icitenhes ‘sans — os “sinhed Off E Mad With this wonderful | a> 800.1 sudia eee fe cae ef avert sao 88-note “Mozart” rpose and for Jat $69,558.35 in® report filed in the Circuit Court byw Melville E. Acker- By means of our great Club Player-Piano — one Sm - e beautiful Parlor Lamp camer) en > Plan, w we sell a i t ‘more. | i! Ss Entire Basem t ithe stbcklici@ets’ gut. receivers in great ——— these oy in blue, yet or CO 1 DMAN BRO W Charles Kurlander, in resistin a er-Pianos, we are enabled to rose; one 8i or ve- Ss. » © : Sth and ashington 4 Reem der ine receivership mn ren quote this low price and lour Piano eas any t 9 105 North 4 d stated that he had run the business easy terms of $10 per month. color; . oe pa 1 OL V J roa way “from a safety pin tnto a $1,500,000 | Join our Club—it will pay Piano Bench: 128 1 102- c STREET 615 N i'eoncern,”’ and that he had sh&cri- you. We guarantee every est QO. R. S. ayer orth Sth Street ,ficed $150,000 of his own money to / Mf Piano we sell. Rolls. save it. On the other hand the su- | ,

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EE ER AR —_—- andi —— m4 ee eee ere . ' * > ° —— . ree ee ee ee eT Ee ee ee eee = SS er pee tee ° 28 > ee Pee me ee -_ — eer ee ee eee eS Or ee Se te te tT lg meg ct em ee el OG A ee Lp ELE ALLL A LL LL ALLL OE I ¥ wae ~ ee pe Seg ti ee ee a 0 ate l,i lr ty nile —e ~ - ‘he Si Re Se a _ Pa ee ee ee s 3 o ~ + _- tts t?? 238" 27 rte os 11 ¢B0€ - sf eet e2 oer eos nt. vaav*ts OOF eR) OO HERN Cree te a A ok La ds he ove ground Rallway ‘“fool-proof” is that it is so nearly nolseless that ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH EEE SS == a eS 7 passengers sitting side by side can) converse without either leaning to- | n | ward one another or raising the voice . an ordinary conversational ; The doors open and shut auto- | train cannot start | — 8. — & trial ru Sept. recently of a new | ‘one. ’ . " . ; One of its Claims ; matically anu the train. : until all are closed. Daniels Jr _ ’ Boys Store for Real Boys It isn’t difficult to buy a good-looking Suit for your boy—but to buy one that keeps its good looks—there’s where the rub comes. Werner & Werner clothes are nade to our own specifications of our own se- lected woolens, and cut to our own designs. They are expertly tailored in the newest fashions—but prices mark- ed very low. Tewo-Kricker Suiis, $11.75 Sampeck’s Fine Clothes, $25 and Up. and Up. HATS AND HABER!DASHERY ton ; , well ifront seat. onl) MEN CONVICTED OF GRIFFIN MURDER 70 BE TRIED HER ‘Circuit- Attorney Will En- deavor to Get Death Pen- alty for Daniels and Ham- ilton for Surgant Killing. iivel Louls for the murder of John Surgant, following in Cla¥ten vesterday of the of Patrolman William E. Griffin, which their punishment was fixed a: nment 4 convictio murder for Tn ty Ty rl ae ass peenyp' ts ihe pu uis indi res#i he tn against the nen iw to « the dea‘ penalt which was asked by the Prosecuto: rdav fn the Griffin and which some o voted to SESe ss. ctment Drair es te case. f the jurors ! jurors Circuit Att Sidene* said learning of the Clayton verdict, that the St. Louis indictments against the two men would be taken up at oncs, 4 that the death penaity wouid be nanded for the murder of Sut orney Prosecutor Dissatisfied. Prosé@cuting At* of St. was dissatisfied with life imprisonmen’ S tives Hoagland of St. Louis in a statement, poilnteq out that the so- called fe sentence usually means that the convicted man re- mained in confinement urti! publi: interest in his crime had died dow: and until some fluence was brought to bear I The murder’ of Su nt rhich is assumed to have occurred -withi the city iimits, was comm tied shor’ ly after t! was shot to death in St. Louis County. The testimony agains Haniiit and Daniels. in the Su ircant appears ‘rom that given in Griffin case The last witness who eeing Surgant alive eee who was *riffin early-morning > a Inn Miss Dauphine told how Hamilton thrust his revolver against Griffin. and how Daniels, also with a weap- on tn handy stood near Griffin as she ran out of the place. She told of hearing the shots whic ‘ed Griffin, and she then said: “Daniels came out, with his shirt bloody and part of the shirt sticking out in front. He waved his gun and hollered, “The officer is gone.” went back in and came at again with Webbe, Ham!iton and a tal! fe!- low. oM road wW orney uis Count) i he the verdict of hief of Detec- Jones La ws TY e > “= Telenrests I) , told was one of at (lara ° ~~? +. part: purgant Was th his hands up. and Haz ‘Come leis get Hamilton and Daniels go* the seat of Surgant’s car said, ‘If they want go,” and got in the Webbe and the tall n the tail man s° an - re z eaid. n° rear Surgant ight as back seat. the me. I = Zz .% >. the criv- er’s place Body Thrown From Car. St. Louis, or after reaching the city, Surgant was shot to death and his bodr was thrown out near higan avenvue and Iron str from that Bhs ? ry ~~ ied 4a drive into EW FALL STYLES $7.00 & $8.00 SHOES Many $5.00 & $6.00: Boys’, $4.00 & $4.50. The ce of every r of we _ is stamped on the soles a* ‘the ates fal vale This —_- for the The VEST 4 4 Dre.s One-Strap Pamp ot Patent Leather. me prices, examine the high-grade $7.00 & $8.00 shoes in WL. Doagias sterc:. Many Other New and Up-to-Date Shoes and Oxferds to Select from in All W.L. Douglas Stores. eesPARKST. BROCKTON. Mass. WwW. L. ‘Pougias Score, 6f0 OLIVE Sitkckti, St. Louis EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL., 139 COLLINSVILLE AVENUE rc JPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS“ “ell - a . Lad ’ GANGSTERS CONVICTED CF POLICEMAN’S MURDER CLARENCE DANIELS. Sa ee 7 a | r ; e ; ss which was out - ar, taxing anotne fled northwa Anothe tness *F Hamiiton rgar’ queline Perm WW réeiated Hamilt appeared at anot? a mille from Telegrap pan she and Surgart oy a " friendg were there, and asked Su gant tc to Telegraph I: Surgant excused himself and she not again see hir Lift August W+s the Griffin : ~~ *% > 7 .» 7 ‘ AVton Ni : ai with Su was ; rt : as > an ula . . - : waa 5 ee. faesu Several] Voted for Death Penalty ing eft the ‘he wvne and rd in the N idge Wurdenia s yesterday o i A + nding Oo: FF riami fire Har and Stevens did ne inher .'ness stand argument. he harged Louis poli had “w and went so far as sarge the i patrolman’s revolver, whic! was found tn the room occupied by Daniels and three of his Cuckoo gang comrades, was ‘planted’ there by city detectives tte DRY LEADER SAYS NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS SUPPRESS NEWS Anderson Declares Public Doe 2. .- ? = dea: 18 Aseor ated ens WAWARSING. WN Wi! illam Aandcereon ndent o* ** eet. Ar accuses -New Yo! suppressing news a. eged His’ address-a’* ‘~- ak ic 5 i At is. “were made in an newspaper printed expiosive™ fact that “the psication of the dry enforcement representatives of 5606 Protestant hes. through a Protestant | a*- formerly Governor of fer imspection of the gran sry Minutes, was denied br the same Judge who granted similar re- guests by six other defendants, whose names with those o? their a torney 2tes “a most signif‘i- cant non-Protestant roster Probabiy nowhere else in ca. he declared. except in a cities, “in the grip of the same po itical machine and un Ssarmic mtrol as ta le De ob- ie 12 : - Or at. ons . ier the wet po! itice— esiastical « Tammany exercises, could such support through silence tained “Tt ig an interesting fact.” he con- Gnued, “that it is in cities under this kind of control that there ts such a criminal shortage of public schoo! acilities. Perhaps this ts the firer step toward breaking down the pub- lic school system. which objective is | considered @ religious duty by a cer- tain type of un-American, profes- | addy eT is: potttictans.”’ Six Sergeants The City Circutates of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone aye roximately Equals that of the Daily Globe- Demeertt and re a FRIDA 7] the Times Combined. TEEPE — —“ iT POLICEMEN ARE SHIFTED FOLLOWING LIQUOR RAIDS Among Those Trans- ferred for Failure to Detect Vio- lations of Dry Law. police Sergeants and fi trolmen uffied today violations of the Ewe. The quor raids conducted tor Vasey on Cass Six pa- were sh to detect .on two. . , Taiiure ~, y . srohnibit » 7 3 LOolLlioWwFea —cently 6: “shake-up” namie ADVERTI SEMENT CAMPAIGN FOR TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING PLANNED The Better Bus >ee tureaus of Ww) Sponsor & inspect these gust Reimer and Theodore Meier a Rob- ; North Market Street District, oe on ss Ralph Whitw orth and Anthony °} gab, a far- Dick’ of the Dayton Street Distric’ ing the names of all = ee ne towether wit] rat n in Ulster. ion. A stat $—The appeal w! ago by the in reference | avenue and Benton street. The Sergeants — ert Antrarn, Patrick oyn , Wiliam C. ‘Ball of the North Mar- ' eet Street District. who were ordered to the Dayton Street District, and Ora N. Morgan, Harry A. Smith Jr. nad Ferdinand Fire, ordered from ae Dayton Street District to the North Market Street District. The patroilmen are Thomas Halloran, Au- | To Honor Carso BELFAST, Sept. published a few days tTieter Unionist Counc! perpetuates . : id services Te) at: a. Select all your Fall clothes tomorro: Just Pay $2 Down DRESSES COATS AND SUITS Everybody £ en ae roe ti o knows that Ray’s carry the most — i- exclusive wearing ——s will Buy any Suft to $39.09 l@te assortment of he ‘ tw— $2.00 down ess in our stock up c : " A oo — ig of beau ats—‘fust for Fall and wear. Excl usivelh ined and embroid *red—3$32? down will do Mien! $2 ~e wn BUYS A NEW FALL SUIT or OVERCOAT StS re at ow- rew thing Ww inter a ee ee and arrange ee Da’ while ro wear small week - ly sums. $2.00 down any Overcoat tn our store to $230.00. 1924 styles are here. ; ee ee ee ee ~~ EA RLY A wonderful assort- nent of snappy new models. $2.00 Down Will Do! Jast 2 South ot ——s 410 N, Broadway. ee OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL © PF. M. en ese) . thay Thle beautifully inches wide and 2? No. 2 sound box, a meeting the popul moderate price. 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[FRIDAY TTL ee City 7 ; BgerreMBeR 21.1978 Sons Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. Ce (ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 83° = —S—— —== —— ee ea ‘ » oe i | ; Lord Carson presentatr; a PF {Ml . i , inti, vcent Sala arriage Licenses © orm o An alburm c Rein & t a 1 les =B Be Hames of all the sut - ee ) irths ye er with a portralt of Lora ee A statue is also to | care ee of | B l Permi i will perpetuate nit ee ‘ uria al ’ p . , | iw o~ ri tana ces ) 4! 4 , | : 16 hy: | 1” ™ ra os os 4 4 ad | a | | = MARRIAGE LICENSES. | "3 +; ~ do H. Harding-——Fiorene A’ Siewing. | et | kim 4 Pat, rhorn—Mvyrtle Anna Steve. | cy a Page— Bessie Jarmon , | - Ae K Griffith—Mrs. Sylvia Harris. ‘ : nons Schmermund— rheimd L.. Smith. ‘| | H463 James Walker—Pauline Goosby. ’ j TE | “t we ph Fr. C. Kuhl man—Irma Huetteman. - om i. reatbald—-Gwendol yn Heckman ' nm ranc ( — l] | . hen tS, is Woodring Nelle Anna | | hy minet Haferkamp—Lana Greer | G N TE bbapet or Geppert—W ladvsiawa Nemec fe ames _D. Nee)—Gertrude W ledner. ; John Grupp—Mrs. Emma Lonnon eee be adequately described but tes iceimieehine Niedart. | Otto Ed ward Suessdorf—EIsie Gummers- = ’ be a ecia i re heimer, Columbia. I}! f they can PpPpr ted in the teacup. i James Wagner—Hele ne Knoll. Clayt ton. : : a paracel—Mary Leona Walsh. Des . | Sore A. Salomo—Leta O. Hug. Hikhiand., i | Jon; H. Kelsey—Mrs. Eugen! Wolf DD Shipman, Il. ¥ 7 ae [Frenk H Swarthout—Sarah F. Johnson, we eam Indi | New ‘Records Out Today 322i oor) etx SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin Marguerite Cochran, fan Antonio, Tex. At East St. Louis. Unless you seé the name ‘‘ Bayer’’| poey, a ie pain in gen- klepper, Rush City, Il.—Dora 0M package or on tablets you are not|°*#. “cce] © Ont) ayer’ package | , St. Elmo, Ll. tht the we mnt ae which (con.ains proper directions. Panes Cooper—Elizabeth inehardt, st. & g oe ayer product) Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost | \Harry A. Morsker—Anna ‘Eden. Washington | prescribed by physicians over twenty- few cents. Druggists also sell bottles Park. two years and proved safe by millionsjof 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade | = for colds, headache, toothache, ear-|mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono- | oG At Belleville. -eche, neuralgia, lumbago, rheuma-jaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. 2 Play on Any " Rischar’ basen: St. Louis—iIrma W. Fa ———— . ———=== . . Phonograph : Ean ne ye ae ag Ret Le gg | . | soot ' em Lowell G. Beadlee—Kathrya Walen &1.' B 9 $5 & : | by : Sicahonh = vm «1 BOYS chool Shoes || AN whoeene’ Bennett——Jannie .Roda. Tilden. + nen» _— ea = io? atta IG Be, Charlee. i On Sale Saturday at : poe hy, . ‘ | : SN S XG 65 : | Bvere tt Hu inter—Mabel Peters, St. Louis. BIRTHS RECORDED BOYS. TOULL KNOW IT YOULL BUY IT my re + Depa A 2028 Eugenia | - and A. Mika, 1827 8. Fourteenth. BY ITS COLOR FOR ITS TONE and M. Prorance. 2018 S. Second ‘ and A. Moder, 1715 Gever \y me ; . ten ; PrP, and E. Drennan. 1404 De Soto. u, 44 is ; aw IN O’'MORE could give no more melodiots proof that he (G. and A. Drum. 43714 i 7 “Sh > pido, Benes pe ae ° . - : : 7T. ~ —_— te Se : is “The Greatest Tenor Ballad Singer of Our Time” than Rn os eS ee nt. § a 7 box army last. One . . aa 3 Lon .- A \ -first. wn %., $ | : in these whimsical new Songs—‘‘Take a Look at Molly’ and and H. Michaud. 3438A 8. Second : +4 f th reatest . . and Brown, 830 N. King’s highway. ea — Oo e greate “The Fairy Tales of Ireland." Mr. O'More records his best ‘J. L, and L. Dryden, 2718 Park N : ; boys’ Shoe values Songs for Vocalion Red Records which interpret his voice with ” 1a ete oS lls. na . > we have offered in years 9 Lans . . ; iss i All sizes rare fidelity to its lyric beauty iH. sbles Portians. Ore , 2 ae t miss At ee ” noel “cuits = _ . McCiure, 7 Alamo. Ja ; = Take a Look at Molly a 3 pern As ik A nherokee. . D.$ 5’ _ hake ase “i C and | “ acon, Cherokee. § vaiue tor 93.95. ‘The rod Tales of Ireland | nang? 10” $1.25 /W. and D. Sachse. 4511 Mar | Colin O’More, Tenor—Orch. Accom. (. gnd N, Holle, S808 Chart $3.50 School is for Little Boys : ss . La Gi . . nd . G 43 + ety Same stvle as pictured above is also featured in >. a, Os Kreisler) A. FF. t rent, 4220 _ ington the smaller sizes: 10 to 13%; egular $3. alues 2.45 > 4 ; eee Gipsy Song) Me 3 ight. 27324 Bt. Vincent. EOS ov eos | First Payment Gets the Goods ‘Hungarian D ance— (Brahms-Joachim) >0010 Gand M. Brown. 43174 De Tonts | ea Ee , : .,an >. Bergman. 5976.4 Kenneriy. i rr Be Na : a os bog amg eal pace: - Hand M. Schreiber.” 5¢ Eas’ n. ao Boys’ chool hoes Our easy payment plan makes clothes buying easy. : oe cm y - cr. W. and , sneha 515A S. 15th. . A popular style for school wear durable | Select the clothes you ee wear while pay- oe J. 1, S. Sheffield, 3731 Cho ' 3 it littl h k. trictl ial. nea i ek ee | i Re Meisty : | “@® tan leather Blucher Shoe with rubber heel eS ee remy Soenmentia! Foz-Trot — Selvin’s Orchestra with i. oa = Melainaer 313 At : Vocal Chorus by Irving Kaufman ‘ong . V. and M. pinay cate co and — en aN 4 7 , MEN’S ALL-WOOL | », for big boys. $4 value— . Annabelle—Fox-Trot. Selvin's Orchestra y | Taobesing, 43354 Gano -~ r to § S111A Henrietta c, » & rt 3318 N. Broadway : y . Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake— “ BP. . Jennings, 5649 Tanadown. - ~ Saturday, E Fox-Trot (Billy James) ’ r. | mem ety 17 -O7 Gev a oi , ‘The co Harbor Society Orchestra with 14639 _ A. and R. Pollard. ‘5072 Arsena! a — Vy : 2 ~ ocal Chorus by Irving Kaufman | BURIAL PERMITS ad : That Big Blond Mamma —Fox-Trot | Hammer, Bar Harbor Society Orchestra . + : ; ‘No, N 10, Nora—Fox-Trot | “x © ee pe ae Tweet, Tweet—r “aiom 1. 3 S. Garrt . ~ ox-Trot — Both by : : 2. City Infirmary : G 4 ' H h Sh Albert E. Short and His Tivoli Synco- 214640 ; jacove. 8% wis Wee E | Iris is oes paters—Bird protees by Sibyl ?. Thurman ter . . Emma Stert 5189 Waterman. fine all-wool materials—and remember they come with oe Large Selection of Children’ s School Hosiery—Armor sete two pairs of trousers. Regular wana waiuen. Saeed Headquarters In St. Louis for Plate and Other Popular Makes—Moderately Priced ,}} | Bim to suit. A + selhorst i a a $5. . . “~ ~ —- . e Place LO buy Shoes” mm They are made in the newest jazz “hed ; a 1004 Olive Henect chairman. This meeting will mark the be ; =: ” eimina ot that the Gldcion of tne benre. | 711 WASHINGTON AVE. ia style and come in pin stripes and solid Pte. ; es (Neto pees me €6colors. Unusual values. Special at a OE Wap en We are Pe ny fine line of tinbar- dines and WhRiprerds in tags and erars an aL RGLARS IN ‘1 ‘AE OFFICE OF THE & N°! NO! ginal eee SUE ees - See Th fal | siree las nignt pen n wune- * +. loc ked sate anil forced some sks, taking , as = . SS various silk crepes, tricotines, etc. They come A Complete Sto pockets, after which they es aped in an au- | 4 gis eri l : A = ; » ™ in all colors and are attractively trimmed. of the Latest “Different From All a kinds g Pianos : +# tomeobiie. | ’ ER ce collect repo red to It is your touch on the keys, ad, Ladies Fine RECORDS ““haf‘he‘sad seen stopoed | | Tt is your feelings expressed. s+ OP 6SUITS FURS Always on Hand Music Hath Charms Hudson 4 mobile on Netural Bridge ave- sic fully satisfied. | te a ge uate w at ll p. m Wednesday | It is Your ide as of as . ain $32 50°: Up 2-Year Guarantee So Has the and made to gt out of his machine. the men The Gulbransen “Registering” Piano is the one in taking $03 and his watch and driving away. New VictrolaC l Model No. 215 This beautifully finished Victrola is 34 inches high, 62% inches wide and 21%, inches deep, has niekel-plated Victrola NO. 2 sound box. automatic brake and speed regulator. It is meeting the popular demand for a quality phonograph at a4 moderate price. All fn all, it is a wonde rful value at *150— Mahogany — #£Walnut Ground Floor—Heart of the Shopping District — 7th, Between Locust and St. Charles—Many Attendants TDMusicbex 41S North Seventh ph tht 444A 4 bn bn in _- hl za a le ew | strument that opens up to the lavman (without the | ddl}. seeditaied whdleees We are showing Coats, acc omplish- ry twitlis, ete.; unusual lt! wanted Furs. om ; ae ‘alucg. Sin and see them RURGLARS IN THE SALOON OP, worry of one music lesson) the same Charjes W. Bauer, 2/01 Franklin avenue. ments and the same thrills that heretofore have bet wren e and 1] 45 lest night broke the couse nation from a safe and stole $150 eee ensh box, $25 from the register and been enjoved only by musicians. } ritl' S00 cigars from a counter in front Pn ae . ss | Unusual Values in a Gulbransen is Stand- | rwo veveanowo omis || Savsse ics | | ="! | LADIES’ COATS MISSING FROM THEIR HOMES arent; peo * ee go a San 2 | it ) a i | | These fine Coats come in vg- Nationally Priced MeSar- yu | / | lours, Bolivias, etc. They ake ' fur trimmed and some are silk lined. Exceptional val- Specially priced at i i _— - One Left Note saying She Was Go-_ ing to the Store—Police Making | The price of each Canvass of School. . model is branded in Estelle Tilley, 14 years old, of 1806} the back at the fac- ‘- J = “< a . ues. Coleman street, and Berenice Mur- | tory. . | <3 . EAST ST. LOUIS STORE—3/4 COLLINSVILLE AV. phy, 14, of 3612 Cottage avenue, have bogs: sulestays froma thats, Nomesstenp $420 10 $929 Made also as a combination Open Saturday Night Until 9. m. yesterday. Their families of * ‘Registering and “Re pro- * 3 7 7 . a a . ‘ 2 i ee ee ll i i es reported that Berenice left a note Easy Payments ducing” Models. saying she was “going to the store aid that Estelle told her mother TIE KIESELHORST SYSTEM OF PIANO «h.¢ intended to accompany Berenice, SELLING SAVES YOU MONEY AND Police are making a canvass of chil- pesedt Finest Stock MAKES PIANO i wos EASY. Cren at Bates school today in an ef- | fort to learn from playmates of the Best Known Pianos girls a possible motive. MASON &@ HAMLIN Fat. 1855 The Tilley girl is described as hay- A. B. CHASE Est. 1875 ing brown hair and blue eves. She EMERSON Fer. 1849 wore a light red dress and brown LINDEMAN & SONS Est. 1836 cape and black stockings and shoes. GULBRANSEN Est 1906 8. OLIVE STREET ts ler friend has black hair and brown jf KIESELHORST Eat. 1379 oor ous Zenith Redto ; 606-605 N. BROA DWAY : —— ti ,eves. She was dressed in a black CELCO Roeovroducise Medium cress and cape and biack stockings janrd shoes. % "es gT,jT XXX's 'T'*T+s'°twrtr.rrrergrTfTtgTt* TT"? 7 7 8 han thee ie trerdiadliatin tbo mde nt 0 6 nt ititas Seaanlead staan bs bs dae tualnaestitentacheattiadipcliadinie tingly tannin -iernicindhe indiadhr tra labadilanliatvatinds alten’ —_—_

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — > ~ nm the ot a hap ae ce we ie ee wee —n ~~ & ~8.. Lasker. former chairman of the on 4+ + Roard and Edward P. Far present chairman Farley was New York when the ruling ‘as handed to the President and no mment was made by other mem — of the board Moat of them are understood to have favored the plan, age gs there is said to be a divi- on of opinion on legal points. DISTURBERS AT ME MEETING FINED Holy Rolticr Dexwcon Says He Saw Them Sng ia the Benches. Adam F! dt. who said he was the deacon «| a oo, Roller congre- gation which has been meeting in a tent in the 2100 block on North Broadway, appeared in Police Court today as prosecuting witness against four young men, whom he accused of A@feturbing his service last night They had kicked their feet against the backs of benches in the last tified Counsel for the mmediately asked him » could see such a disturbance f he was in front of the congrega- | could see through the people sense part with title 'and benches and everything.’ Eber- hardt replied “| was filled witt ‘the power of God and he sees through everything.” The defend- ants were fined $5 but the penal- ties were staved on promise of good behavior. The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay. Stops the pain in- stantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in clear liquid and inthin plasters. The action is the same. At your druggist | BlueJay | J5/3~S515 WASHINGTON AVENUL~ i 417 Nerth Seventh Character Candies Deliciously Different—a lb Y a Busv Bee Candies are Candies of Good Taste. They eost-.a little more but are a great deal better. Dainty Orange Fnnt Bonbons, 2-Ib. Boxes Pecan. Butterscotch Croquettes and Assorted Chocolates. $1.00 Week-End Special— Pineapple Fruit, dipped iu Raisin Stollen Coffee milk chocolate— 5 Cake I 6 isn «wees 2 Cc acn — Week-End Bakery ggnene:. Graham Nut Gems—a dozen................- BUC Spanish Buns—each 35c (Cocoanut Lay er ( ‘ake - -rerrr.e e ,o ) Se 60c—$1 .00 45c Large Hazelnut Twist Stollen \i lls per 2-Pant § .. sEPTEMBER 2 2 -_ me ~ - a aecencnrn -> =. COME TO TH GOOD-WILL © ALL- 3-1 S-U- Overcoats Wis a : Zz ONS g . re pew t OO ~ cat On the Very CREDIT TERMS Men, you will } rr rT ya ve Pe Pr ee Tea Biscuits—1-dozen in pan Coolidge and his legal advisers . . } ° (ian ; . ‘4 . | — ry" P ‘. _ > Té 1a ra k ed in | 2 The alternative pla said to have Assorted L's 9 Cakes, ond? peand hanel WE SHIP EVERYWHERE —— fom a er ieccially priced os fellows: ring. $4.85 $7.9 95 95 teen prepared in anticipation of an adverse opinion on the Lasker-Far- ie - oe — ee ee ee ey tie — + aw omen - A co eR ES EGE A te ae RR Re EE Sree ee ge te Ret. ngetiee te ~ -aeNe ee ee me , * - ° -_ * ‘ss we se ae 6 OOO ee Electric Stoves A fallvy cUar- anteed stove. sultable for light cooking and toasting. ne ta! fer this «ale. Fiber Waste Baskets fer oftice or heme. 45c INTERIOR VARNISH RATCHET BRACE - Nickel Plated ley proposal, is described as a com- rromise between that proposition and the present operating agent eystem. It is suge@ested that the Board may create. or assist in the eeation. of some type of corporate entity for each f the permanen' utes, and | bonse io these the ships pertaining to each route under con- dd tions milla? ti those obtaining now in the case of the Untted States re In that manner. officials Rom the Government could retain i! con- trol, yet permit the measure of pri- vate initiative sought in the Lasker- Farley plan. In an opinion submitted to Presi- dent Coo! lave yesterday. the Attor- v-General held that the Lasker- Farley plan for transferring the f.eet to corporations organized wun- der State laws would be uniawfu! /wnder provisions of the shipping act limiting disposition of the fleet to cash or credit sales The proposed | transfer of title to ships in consid- ' eration of stock in the corporation, | the opinion held. its authorized neither expreesiy nor by any impli- cation to be drawn from provisions of the act Possible Complications. Winter Coats Second Floor, . | Carleton Bidg. 308 N. Sixth Street BROS.&CO. iss [DIAMONDS AT CPLES \\\\\\\\\; We, NCREDIT Ning NOTHING DOWN LOFTIS has made thousands up- on thousands of couples happy .” by extending credit for the «7 Diamond Engagement a woman ie 1 ’ x 5 PE TR ey PE ata. SORT come in and let us: bef, we do our own our St. Louis wor capacity enables us to all. morrow and select your By Suit. Payments can st + wb ever you please. Specis See Our OPEN SATURDAY TILL SP. M. city to get ac- South of Olive, quainted with our tiberal XN credit terms ———- 212 N Come in tomor- 7 = nail oe , — row and ask us 4s we x — about it. That the government, “in a real and substantial sense.’ would part with title to its vessels.” muat be ad- ' —_ mitied,”’ Dat ene rty said in consid- Materials §$ g ering the argument that the Gov- ‘ 1 ;e nment, as stockholder, would re- Roe de Laine Bonevoine S.in. and 16.tn. sweep. $1 65 'main the real owner of the ships Gerona Fashena Very «epecial ad conveyed to the corporations. Cor- Lustresa ’ porations. he added, are legal] en- woop AUGER ‘BITS j tities and the stockholders are with- armoretta Samara 35 Ring, then the Wedding 4 Ring, and later the an- ¥ Fur Trimming niversary presents and / other jewelry and sil- bn a Skunk Be onl verware. Natural Squirrel Our recognized quali- = ties, distinctive styles and Piatinum and Taupe Wolf cies aetna te ol dis- Red Fer Caracu! criminating buyers. Our Ladies—S$1 Ils 4 All YOU Need \X Don’t postpone the purchase of your new Fall outfit for lack of the ready cash. Come to the Good-Will and select anything you want and ar- range to pay while you wear. We are in ae iene, "$1.65 (out legal title to their property. Arabia Stevella Seectal for thi« enle. kit | Amone ofthe! complications in- Velderette volved in the proposed plan as cited Ormandale Ercelle prices defy competition. . Lynx Compare the LOFTIS . Carpenters ‘Saws be the Attorner-General. were } : ) standards. then judge for ' 7 a Ai. ere ioss ’ All well-known brands: eliehtiv ' ofr direct . of the he a } \ . espon- Nubian Australian Opessum yourself VN bee re y our t vewuiar a “gh | sible Fe ‘oun “off cialis poe a 2 te ' ie tes ee eee - money buys the mryrst. : Gad tenmuaity. ths "0 B N ' Sav 25° 50° Wear while yo “ae showing a wonderful assortment of Government's immunity from euits, uy ow. ave to u pay : ‘ : 30-Gal. Hot-Water Bollers Bi ang anenabiiity of the corporations Ml - pean Allaets jigediong See ee ee ar that’s the LOFTIS way. Ze . . “Ae beautiful new Coats, Wraps and ee : 7 Fy Dresses for Fall and early Winter Riveted and welded; | os | fully cearanteed } $10.45 to State laws involving possible They are the most wonderful garments we have ever seen for WEDDING RINGS ' . State taxation and regulation of the money. Many have collars. cuffs and even borders of luxurious Relid White. Yell 7 ; wear. Come in, select yours tomor- ' rliiow or (,re = ‘ . 4 Complete with oT | BS ie, , row, and pay later. Prices start at Attings $1.95 hese considerations said the Many are handsomely tucked or embroidered. All are richly lined Granite Kitohen Sinks Government property fur. Many have the new ripple bottoms or new ripple fronta. Gel Wedding Kings, $5 Lp ; - ruling. “impel me to the opinion that With plain or fancy silk crepe. Misses’, Women's and Fixtra Sizes. ye + , -« Woe + 2 Tollet Tank Repairs it over nd ae intention of Congress ! | lwetr | i ; ' t ; We have all repair * fer totlet tu duthor.ze the executive branch to nd ame . * such as «y¥ waehbers. OTganize corporatiens to take titie to A Small Deposit Reserves” Your Purchase - Bin ‘Lady Louise’”’ balls. capper: floats. complete the Government’s shins ena in the ‘girs gerne ee | + Seaewea 4 valves and valve parts pie ti 2 eee fie . Our great leader. '$ >: a Ri g /place of responsible control by the - . 25 in | Purity i f Fruit Shipping Board. substitute a man- NEW FALL Diameond-Set Weddirz Ringe Frees | 7 Diamond !# biue white ~— 7 1s one Oo Presses agement by Girectors of private cor- oe to Ses. Easy Tovene on eine Wand pe Ry. : tant factors to t the selection of | 7 meni | rectors of pri : "oO? ; : . . ? hh , . re - ~ Saltable for porations amenable to the laws of ; White G . of solid en ‘Vv can’? sold with 18-k Solid hite Gol aha oy — another sovereignts enetian naepe Beautifully hand carved . fruit. " After declaring that the authority Z high pron make this a favorite We a he , >¥ . : . - - — . — ~ ~ » ‘ ‘ is. eT '\e * ta rr ate ¢~e >? - = . ‘ _ . - Cased ‘a ha ISSO ® t-euart. $3.45 , : ‘ , “se a > 7 ~ R ring Sox ‘Ss’ on : * i w ; It is im perative 1 t-quart, $5.45 ee tale OLS Att rneviGeneral said amp ) a- 4 $2.00 10 quart $7.45 coy he gm \s A tes authority OF ( _ | iP ary $75 a Week CREDIT CLOTHING Gus made of h . : Stone Crocks and : \ we Also at $100, $125. $150. $200 and Up. BOA NONTH UNOADOWAY yerens aman ucts and manu sanitary conditic ‘st $30 and $73" is no possible d B ant lue- Vv", , . t , © ae Pearl “SS DoS ae *- Norther: ; Necklaces 4 °© cen = \ i" : | Tissu Finest Quality | hexagon top Es | | pure, indestructible You May (ongress I ised Defimite Polley. ; 9 . — —— " —_. - ° en : | : * phe oplt pha sized a .. . ‘Alderman had taid down af definite na- Diamond a oe $1.00 a Week Satin Satin Canton Chenille Georgette Kanton Knit Heavy Canton Poiret Twills, Etc. rise @ sale ee M Tier Shirts Frills : 3k 38 90, 30 ond — -: ait ann +5 res | Lace Trimming 9 exebange | | Ruffles Bustle Backs | ~— H Fancy Bows Large Girdles Long, Tight Sleeves Bell Sleeves Pleated Flounces Braid Trimming Bead Trimming hiss High-Srade Dresses dicisaess' thine a Pye | | '. $1895 S275 $2875 $99.75 ed case guars /12-Size Watch . et r= Fall Guides Every process of is thoroughly sai A fine, firm, hi white tissue, it i i texture and o tive quality. Simply ask your gist for Norther te the time te rewair vour for. end redimicr, ACE CEMENT rir | O $10 to $100 Open, Face Thin Mode! " F as¥ TERWSs . tional Value. ‘ . . . . rs. 7 ere a . - - everw a ‘Week " Fenmeas $3 25 a oid brace | Cushion of Reund _ piais Strictly Tailored Suits ki ainsi ee ae > Your nieces of discarded 3 eiry aad remake them inte new designs of your own selection. The cid a. ~ sortations are thus retained while your Jewriry is breught up te eraaqee ~| Petimates free. Watches and Jewriry repaired at lowest prices. — .$29.75 Open Saturday Till 9:30 P. M.; Other Days Till 6:30 _a4°'a.0¢ 90S Prone Kia « 5° Re ard sa eeman +i!’ - LOETIS= =: . Second Fiocor, Carleton Bidg. BROS.&CO.i353 308 N. SIXTH ST. —_ Poiret Twill Saits as Defore, the Side Draped Suits he ay e onere, Semi-Tailored Suits Pull erepe-lined ~olte— Tricotines_ Potret: Twille—\ ciours—Yalama« and $39. 75 Duvet de laine« Al izes; in thet« aale rights a-« s"o » Poiret Tendll Set ) $19.75 Weeld Part With Tirte 7” pe sadmirred ‘he eon. hn contended Tsat under the pree- ' ent prepeses! ifthe Tasker. Fartey | pian) the Government will fe real! Tr enn

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The Ci | ie Uily en of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. -ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |in session here, yesterday adopted |amendment to the Constitution aim ) . i si en | PATION PACT lili Neha, ‘urteosning che as ring attacks upon the amend-| 4 ) | FUR CHOKERS ewvice PUI UP TO COUR ? ; | , Brown Fox, Red Fox Service { | ‘. SI RE eee Iceland Fox, Beige Fox " BY BANKER HARRIS | IP geen Aeete See | 0 of Thee BG C : 7, & NT RA R a ys . e Fars to Sell : Asks Court to Pass on Valid- iy By a See) \ i) yy, i a 509 ra AVE. T o morrow | a Up ity of Second Agreement SELENA EY ABS — RS Sr By - ae ithe, \ Y ~ \ Bee ip ; boy. With Wife, Dated May 7, SS .Y “SS Beis ke Jy Ye Ve : ees Rees oii Ul 3, ‘ ty , , | | IX wea LE PROVIDED $12,000 len Ao e Part ‘of Pact. Tweed Suits Silk Capes Velour Wraps Braided Capes i Overcoats — Topcoats Val Tork Bucene of dhe tdsetebhineds. China and Glasswar S Check Suits Ree Cee ae + oe aman Silk Plush Coats these brand-new two. Extra $35 Extra d ( 1921, in which Beverly D. Harris, Glass Salad Plates After-Dinner Coffees Tailor Suits Novelty Capes New Striped Coats Utility Coats will like the price— Eleanor EF. L. Harrris, an allowance Candlesiicks Flower Bowls 3 Piece PERS ss. —\ $e o 5 = | For Early Fall : Verbal Agreement That She 1 O% to 40% O KR , W, wr « Would Seek Divorce Including— Poiret Suits Bolivia Capes Silk Wraps Fall Coats TERMS Superbly Tailored to Measure NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—A second Box Suits Poiret Capes bien Bolivia Coats pants Suits. You will Pants Pants § former vice president of the Nation- Cocktail Glasses Goblets ld ar (en ok $ S of, since 2 month wath cher were|l] Bouillons po Dress $ will like the excep- that she should seek a divorce with- ‘ . Special show. § os oll. | eee Ss eee Cees ane 1121-4125 OLIVE ST Latest Ne ih Values Up to $55 _ band is barred from prosecuting his j + See Our Windows! agreement, superceding a prior ene | Fashion Ideas A 1.g” * | ew ¥ nlama, cloth ond nse hates be ma ameneea aaa Bustle Backs of ral ag _ OPEN her when ,he signed the document. Front, Side and | Yaar Ne. My. tee pecan MOF L| ssa seis meyer clnionn, theme lo mee aback en yon ae are ot ee LLL LAS d | laims, through an af- ea, ounces 1 | xt fu eheuty od emten nen i, war rer 8 P. M. fidavit filed by his lawver. that after nereminnmettntlanil Tier Panels TAILORED CLOTHES ff his wife agree | ‘ore Sixth and Frankli $ asneerre i : hi ! greed to get a divorce he : | an ra In =e ) MISSI Tier Skirts a ) . | hild’s did not verify his suspicions of her —7 2 : aye . South of Olive, Next Door to C alleged former life until after she All ere ! Mail Ord Sent P al: — Long Tight | ae e hi : ee ; Sleeves . agete Small and Large Girls’ took no steps to divorce him. Catalog on Request o0c Flowing Sleeves J 212 N. 7th St. . - | Argument on — application is . $1.00 raturnable Sept The signifi , | Sept. 27. The si 23 a Pain | Short Sleeves : a See cance of the present move is that if h 1 P ss Dae 7 a es = oat he amnuimere aot wit prover | WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ace Trimming Anh [a the annulment suit will probably Lace Trimming 4 never come to trial and the banker Ribbon Trimming | Lent Le Tweed and Velour will have to continue sending her Circul Skirt he oH et} | CAPES 7 ae. ‘1 _adies’ Short Vamp Pumps” Straightline Ideas ea Nh en Emb, and Paneled , np orecedent: ar } 4 against tens In i be ‘oe The Sea eo M t Wanted St le : | Salar sb ah CAPES : n , - y Beautiful 64 ad Blouse and Side Iffect Pred to Municipal Court for payment of an eecangrewnepetined pe Supreme mics Beautiful high-grade black satin, Fall Fabrics ' ee Se COATS hy A : black suede and otter brown suede : Astrakhan and Suedine wer = ~— >= promise of di; Pumps. Short Vamps, medium or full Crepe Romaine a | ; COATS term of the Supreme Court affirmed round toes, fancy cut-out straps. Georgette | JOAT’ | Judgment, and the appellate division choice of Louis, Spanish or Cuban denied permission for leave to carry heels Canton Crepe bx | Mere Than the case to the Court of: Appeals. Pee Satin Canton 100 New On March 2, the appellate divis-| Extra $6 00 . Fall Styles pp | ‘ Satin and Lace , co Cae ion, in the case of Harry V. Butler. Special 'vs. Bertha M. Butler, held the plain- | Lace Combinat tions_@ From tiff could not maintain an annul- " . | ment action, if, after he discovered “Two-Tone fords”’ “Big Girls’ Oxfords’ | ww alleged fraud, he entered into a sep- rOR GIRLS AND MISSES WELT-SEWED SOLES | 5 aration agreement. Growing Girls’ 7) > La y Dn Dissenting Opinions. AB . po kwh Oxfords ‘ ' / Presiding Justice Clarke and Jus-. dium rouné-toe (in patent leather, ts ki F ,tice Finch dissented, the former 3 last, extersion ‘sy, ahogany or ~ as , ww | jwriting that to affirm the validity »~ eS ee rub- | black calf, dainty . fr ‘Gt wp }of a marriage and bar annulment >perforated or BY | / 2 Ag ee e e | action, “when gross fraud was prac- | : Sizes . shield tips, low - /, ft m jticed, seems to me tis present a : 7. > rubber heels. Vy, ; It Is Hygienic | shocking situation.’ This was also hs , Sizes f. |}carried to the Court of Appeals but | ; °2% to7 $4. OOE | 4 | Kae |Butler died before a decision was, or ‘ | | A \ . . : handed down. : ——— — — eee PPP I et see ve A | Purity 1s one of the most im por- Harris and the Southern gir], then. “Ballet Slippers” sr Ta aa Boots” i9, were married in St. Louis, July tant factors to be considered in | 21, 1915. They separated July 6. | ' POR GYM AND DANCING FOR CHILDREN ~ "3 Regular up to $85 Coats ‘ . i 1919. Oa July 25, 1922, he brought ' é , the selection of bathroom paper. suit to annul the marriage, te Special | 50 Choice of patent : : Regular ap to $65 Coats f ‘ed os _ ak tear on re poem Price. leather or nang oe | / Regular up to $50 Coats e110 Aa ee ) ‘er rown ng she ge 1e e y Child's 814 to 11 with beavel r r : - @ Re lar up to $35 Coats It is Imperative that the paper be lof Memphis, Tenn., and that he enn? 065k an 6 tops. made . . : {learned that she had not led a vir- = te S * pS 5 Wily \ | of hygienically pure prod- | tuous life. She entered a general de- Big Girls’ 2% to « ares “ $3. 00 ‘i ' , SAP Bh) Toque oso Bolivia with fur collars— imial of his charges and declared he Big girls’ and misses 4 toll Combination fur fabric with gray collarse— Ucts and manufactured under ieee advantage of the innocence of went Sa 2 wl , \ New side effect Brytonia, fur trimmed— Slippers. m | bs pe fan inexperiencd gir!. it) hand- 5 = | | ae nitary conditions. Then there ; s with ~hand-) ty, : stlk-finshed Bolivia, fur trtmmed— . . . | : esi nd soft toes. » AY ‘ Handsome Embroidered Coats, fur collars— Harris a short time ago resigned . Ss : is no possible danger in its use. ™ ithe presidency of the Monsanto eae a har ~ Fur-collared striped Sport Coats— . Chemical al / . A fine, firm, high-grade, pure ee 28. of 1506 Papin etrceet at the | Men's 3 | 25 > . ° . ° R. FE. Funston Edible Nut Co., 2233 Sizes. . = _ White tissue, it is extremely soft ee Se ie i 3 My texture " rp- employed The Morton woman | ) he In and of highly abso | ufter her arrest told polhcemen she | “Box s School Shoes” oo ‘end the Barnes woman had quar- | y A 7 ty. |reled over their’ work and that the Choice of French, English or Round Toes |Barnes woman haa advan d towara | n OGANY TAN, | ] dru | ber with a nut pick. She had previ- | $3.50 vere : y ask your grocer or eS | ously put a revolver, in her dress | sizes 1 to : F. / ... f N 'pocket, she said, because of trouble | $3.50 BLACK CAL ie. or orthern Tissue. | with the woman. She fired five sizes 1 to 5%..--- ehe's 0% | 4 . = | shots, two of which took effect. . . - Little uve , Bolivia and Cheviot ay pw rt amy Lanter ee . “ee er RAR OOD REE TERT SES LE eT eR 6 ed RO GEGT PORE ORO PROPS REE ©) 20 CERES eR IORI TIES) 298 es MOU Lad EDEL GAS STO) OT OG TT LCE ee "NOR ES RD ae LESS PERT E PSSA PEAT Ged, The Ss er edet i ie ted cil OTE). ERE SOCIOEE SReEEETE , oe -—— oo ll ‘Forfeits $10. 600 Auto tn Liquor Case. Sizes 10 to 13%: : By the Associated Press ‘ black calf. round Rubber EL PASO, Tex., Sept. 21.—Walter|] Rubber , Heels _ , Heels _ Haynes, a member of the Tennessee ADVERTISEMENT Legislature, pleaded guilty yesterday ait e ADVERTISEMENT Lean — i porting six pints of tequila, paid | Mer Dres s Shor nd ‘Oxfords pe - = cae ie a cade ag TEATED SUE ; Sto | porting «ix pints of tequila, paid a en ’s ess oes an | ion’ Sneath and Ea vy) wh WEEK Tr: —~ > th i i i a a received new stock of Whlidreot an eters, fi 5 feited his auto- De a. eee gp “a NEWEST PATTERNS tonic and Wildroeet liayid shampoos asl /mobile, valued at $10,600. Haynes TS advertised in national magazines. was arrested by customs agents. AND LAS | Is the most speedy remedy we know for is hod near Marfa, Tex., Sept. 12, and Your choice of High Shoes 0! e 7 Oxfords in nut brown, mahogany, : Const ' K , id Sis charged with transporting six bottles All but two bottles were 2 black calf or vici kid—-welt sew Headaches and Malaria] Fever. of tequila. ibe broken when the car was searched, | ed soles and rubber neeéis. ; agents said. | A postal will bring one of the men seeking employment under “eessjeuy ‘ Me: Bar Denounces Kian. = or women ing CEBUQUERQUE, N. M., Sept. 21. , es ae | az pages. Ry the Aspoctated Press . . ' _.The New Mexico Dar Association,

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FRIDAY, | : . at and the Times Coen. SEPTEMBER 2i, 198 F keh a | ST. [Ours POST-DISPATCH " The City Circulation of the Dally POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately sa that of the Daily Globe — ae aa = sePTEMBER ti. coe 4 “et eS in the beer-run- Br he - ‘ BEHIND ~ TARY ERECTA NEW YORK PAPERS. === = =F New Wabash Service my RP More Than Just a — MEANS Something— Tke STANDARD VALUE to Excelsior prings~ ey WILL FILL PLACES mL gipencigetotpoten : The “Fast Mail” to Kansas City (Train No. %), leaving Sy OF PRESS STRIKERS GROCERIES, FRUITS, FRESH VEGETABLES arriving at 9:10 P. M. Publishers Near an Agree- 2ini | If you spend five cents or five dollars in a PIGGLY WIGGLY Grocery, The Pacific Coast Limited, leaviry St. J.ouis at 9:03 A. M., -* ment With International PHOLSTERIN re you can do it with the absolute KNOWLEDGE—not the mere hope—that Union: Whereby Full Pu [ a e : to make direct connections for Excelsior Springs—arriving ¢-38 h. . . . Lindel) a GAer ree ens y bors foods lication Will Be Resumed. mat 45 dive. The P@ST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis PIGGLY WIGGLY buys foods only after they have passed every health- insurance, purity-insurance test. SR nN newspaper giving Associated Press news service. PIGGLY WIGGLY foods are bought in quantities such that a saving of ~eer TORK. Sept many—very many—dollars a month is a happy possibility. And your health and your purse and the purity of your foods are mighty well worth considering. miss, THE BIG TOILET PAPER SALE TODAY AND TOMORROW—ALL STORES PRUNES ( GANTALOUPES 15 italian from California. Ke > TOR +. - of six 5-ounce p hine in the air-vent t. of George Hamiiltor today caused Ward: ) transfer Hamilton a Wabash Ticket Office: — ygsisoner. Eugene |i 328 N. Broadway—Cor. Locust -s : H. E. Watts, Pass. Traffic Manager. a ee *. - * as - ~ - ~- - rine a tee et oe oe ake - a Se ee Oi dager kh DIGGLY WIGGLY fakes A1DDIq eS _— / Just four of the — styles we show at $6.00 5 Begins Tomorrow Fall Sty $7.00 and $7.50 Values for $6.00 eet eee ge el ae eo me OS po an greet PR Beer ys WONDERFUL SHOES of the New Shoe Styles for Won 6” - = . 7 - -~ - am ° - —=— oli oe - . eile a ee SE Re a cee Pe ere eee » ewe « = ca Pe my — ATDDIM ATDDI4 Fresh, Ripe, Lb. Box of 16 Ibs., 75c Ai ( Bananas, 3 Lbs. 24c ) ( String Beans, Lb. 6c ) PEACHES %. Extra fancy; 2 Ibs (POTATOES:*:~., White Cobblers, 5ibs.14¢ ) (CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 6 for 25c) Wizard Carpet Cleaner inca’ national Printh fT age ca To! i! sus S, ; . 3 #, re ble irce . . , 7 > ‘ s+ TYaR i®ai iieu . . ; Ff ” > tin . e Tri P Lf sb dal a 4 YY eet i ing if eee. > eeent + i ° +h lmP or". > — » >. — three represe! _. —_" . ~ , a oe! -Pel edi NEW . ‘ant a working Smart Pate Fine Satin Colored hi agreement t esume publication submitted at a meeting - last night Newspaper Pub- (;eorree WEET eae he 1Sc } ( POTATOES Hall: ib 3e ) of the New York 7 M Ald Association Dy lishers Berry. president of ¢! Pressmen’s and Assis‘ was up for continued discussion at as up f = e _ ' hers’ o anti- a meeting oF tne pus s Orgal ane citadees of Poona Base BLACK SATIN bere of the “international og PATENT LEATHER ee eS DULL KID declaring GUNMETAL CALF BROWN SUEDE BLACK SUEDE OTTER SUEDE ALL SIZES AND WIE Present Of exceptional int all the stvles in Sp This proposa : iw 4» 7“ action yesterday in ceciaring hnarter of the tocai pressmens inion No 5 “automatically sus- »- » mended.” because of its waikout “Queentex-go imported Portuguese 1 & C | Sardines, Normana Swift’s Premium Sliced Bacon, Lb. 44¢ SUNSET e ij TT a 72 Made fresh every day from Si - GOLD pasteurized cream, Ib. DIGGLY WIGGLY Troco Nut Oleo, 1-Lb. Prints, Lb. . ATDDI PA AlDSIG BE ATODI .25¢ | Sunset Gold Fruit Salad . DIGGEY WIGGLY MB Diccly Wicciy Dicc.y WiGct vi Tali Cans .._. 25¢ “ARMY SHOES) WEAR LONGER—COST LESS Genuine Garrison Russet Shoe. Double sole, big bell- shape retnforced back. ideal for $4.95 heavy wear. Genuine ali-leather Munson last without $2.75 BOTH STORES FREE 252 = price. twe peira of mew cottog Sex, ome pair of new Gartera. NOTICE ‘wr Sheee. like all ef ewer mer- chandi«ee. are absolutely gcuaran- teed te give satisfaction te every reapect. 139 N. BROADWAY 812 N. BROADWAY Officers’ Hi-top D ress Boo Soft toe. and ideal for hatens $8.95 Genuine Russet-lined Shoe. 9 Uaranteed $3. 95 the ——-? value ._.. BLANKETS! BEAUCTIFLL «4800 RLANKR ETS a fms. Sooo (. arn at eed perfect 0 m aoe ae $8.75 $3.25 so anguedl repaired Ricans braend.ee«. 66280 Momare Miankets. A wonde: ful $3.95 valee at Comins Army Shirt “ hile they leaet. Bive Werk Shirt. sclilag reg- eier ef $1.00. Oer orice 79c¢ Genuine All-Woel Army Shirts and Drawers Breed ee; werth S250 per 98- meet. Oer price per Bargain Specials! Bath Towels: (8x36. 29c Bed Sheets: 72x80 $1.25 Canvas Gloves: 3 prs. 25¢ Cotton Sox; 3 pairs. 25¢ Silk Sox; 4 pairs. $1.00 Kah Neckties | .. . 286 Safety Razer ; 33c New Handkerchiefs. 50 Pillowcases . =«—s—s“ié‘é# SG : OVERALLS! enuine 4 Union-Made Overalis Jackets $1.59 Rie feli.-at. tT weight (Overall es $1.49 Jacket. ee SE A * AR saan Y 812 N.BROADWAY - 19 N.BROADWAY all solid SWEATERS! leather 0 D aii- ; —itD-on Sweaters: samedi $1.49 Swenter Spert Coats. Weed. A rea] vaine COATS! A DD Veoel Arms. Urvereceat Aree eee ae $2.98 tep ‘i. (ent. blanket oths sia ia Det e cen | Tens - oo mreskin Drees wat 4 ® a Sasortment fer $12.75 "eer «fete \ reevlar eeore Drees Conte Xt aor — ae end revenibic: « $6.95 Leather Jackets! | Leather ined Sacket atth $5.95 : te aimee Ning differen:” irmy Abaki Breeeb-. ree.) New Moateskio Kent Breerhes: £4069 \. «lme Be $2.95 ~ ay o Dp Weed _ Same $1.98 TUXEDO without the sanction of the parent ither Berry nor the pub- * — oe 7 7 re ‘ , uld make any officta . ’ nrogress made _~ « <‘atemen? as to * . noarrtictia Vv t the meeting, it was renorted tha’ wir? tig agreemen's ; + ~ .* . _ . ~ 2 , had been reached or be! . . . th day and nig sbi ee , ‘im a ‘ne iu hours b¢ would work and the neriods. The question of wages ana the number of men employed on ach press were said to be unset- ued Adjou Irmmen?* of the publishers Test tte last night precluded any morning papers issuing their regu! ar editions to@ay and aii affected by the walkout continued ta publish abbreviated editions bearing the heading “The Combined New York Morning Newspapers Newspapers Make Headway. The newspapers however, hare been gaining in their efforts to give the city’s millions their news in iess abbreviated form The Publishers : the ale apers was $°? + e even rg papers yesterdays it was sald showed a 33 pe t increage over the circulation of ¢ pre’ 1s day Even ehould the publishers com- mittee ratify r agree- ment promptiv, imr liate turn s.r #1 cbseribe oe ertain e¢ ie International! ¢ “ owed to co ne xk f Strikers Take No Action Stri “sg press: leet * igehe . executive session. heard : sport of their c: Them bers. n@. had conferred with Ber: eceived notice that the } headed b: Presidene acd heer SUSI a. Sis - . ~ # * * . ‘ S| ‘) — ee x <a naa been taken ast ny ight meet thia - eet ne Waac ca ex) o * . : “ vse a | nr ‘+a A . a» 24 "ar 74 < fesetieued on Neue rece. bk ra Sean. preceded appa: can @ Cuticursa Or scalp sk=. do aruch to! the scalp of dandru@, allay 2ch- @imuiate the circuls promote ‘he healthy conmd:toon & produce a luxuriant growth ! i H i 4] ° 716 Olive St. HUETTE’S < TWO STORES =—— 420 N. 6th St eS Robert Hichens f | Gene Stratton-Porter Coningsby Dawson Gertrude Atherton Konrad Bercovici amd reny other farms author. in the 2@4 vege Octoler Goul Housetreening. The Paris Opcni.iis = he best nodels from G-rmaine, Mo'y - meur, Jeem Patou, Georgette, Premet end octhera A'so. Nationa! Shopping Service newest in your Are you Afraid. of Winter?, by Dr. Harvey W. Wiley. Cut-outs in colors for the kiddies; the Health & Happi- ness Club—ae service for mothers con- ducted by Dr. Josephine Hemenway Kenyon of Columbia University : Time- Saving Discoveries by Good House- keeping Institute: A Hallowe'en Party or Dance by Good Housereeping’s ¥ afticies Housekeepmg Institute. 3 Interior Decoration articies. to interest every member of the family im October Good Housckeeping— 284 a pages. OCTOBER ») Life is one mistake after another. Placing too much faith in @ marrying the wrong person ; trying to escape the responsibilities of mart committing a thoughtless error—these are things thet con Saar “Gay ruin—your life. Robert Hichens, Gertrude Atherton, Gene § as and others, go deep into the hearts of men and women and reveal # . mistakes so that you can understand—and profit. 7 Trifling with marriage Marriage is like dynamite: harmless if you don’t trifle with it; deadly, do. Morgan Chester had to learn that-—and he did when he ‘decided in love with cne woman while he was married to another. His wife I go as far as he wanted until-—she took steps that will leave you with Yom bes you let your husband go if he loved women, or you do what Marjory did? Read “Modern F by Gertrude Atherton, author of “Black Oxen.”’ Can you escape the past? . Chive _Baratrie had been accused of murder—and acquitted. “Life.” said, ““means going on, forgetting things, f people, loves, 580 passions, sorrows.” _ And so he wanted to forget—and have the iG om He talked of his name, of starting afresh where no one k But was he right? Onn path Cate Oe yee ee Could Clive Baratrie escape his?” | marnage help att Robert Hichens’ t the rn ae vhor-m. great story “After The mistake of living to suit your fri You want to live less extravagantly, or differently. But you cast @ “What,” you ask yourself, “will people say?” Joyce Gathway mm mistake of living to please her friends. Then scandal came into het and friends went out of it. “er name, her reputation, Ber & — juggled with as if they were toys. Suddenly, she came to a < Gecision to live her own life. How she did it is told ¢ at Coningsby Dawson in his powerful nei “The Coast of Folly.” “I UT TODAY GOOD HOUSEKEEPI NG Over 1,000,000 Copies Suk Hosier Fall shades, $: HEN YOU FI) chestra of Ar music. And there out to the strains c ing. OKeh 4938, t 49.1 \and His Hotei P 10 tn.< oe TH — Vincent 7 Se GENERA CENTRAL (-eldmen Bre . 1164 Otters 3 S\andare Pheneeraoh Rou léla Freskiica Avr. Housefurnishing SOL Franklin A®. '

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\ TEMBER 21, 199 ne BEPTEMBER 21, 1933, _ 5 FRIDAY. Th OS | on eT magn = . ee gEPTEMBER 21. 1925. e City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approxim atel i y 40,000. a -——_—_——_— BEHIND VENT search and. investigation by detec- {connection with th se qa ; 7 3 ee RE Be aa ae ee won AT CITY JAIL tives to see how the drug was drew eo at Renae ae SAYS ALDERMEN IN 1922 KNEW Cams IN A smuggled into the jail, and if there |occupied a cell near Hamilton, and be KIESELHORST KIESELHORST ,is any more concealed in the build- |he and Hamilton were regarded as OF COURTHOUSE SITE PLAN Established 1879 44 Years Old ton, Under Robbery | ing. Hamilton is under 10-years’ | jail ‘“buddtvs.”’ ; : « and Phugene Hays, Are | Sentence to the penitentiary for | Harland Barthglomew Cites News- - . = cS i ! 4 Confinement. robbery. Poy ' | 7 No. 9), leaving 8t. fe in Solitary | ; Liner Aground in N ) Cre st . . 4} in remarks made at a recent meet- The ) Maggie! (Yes, Ma’am!’’) Sea nlew—Murrat our doors for Fall Display Week. very * y + . ing, questioned Bartholomew’s state- model on the Studebaker Big Six, Light Six ust four of the | Begins : . ee A gegen ? [a ' : . pecia e in Y RB dt’s! |}ment that the Aldermen knew the 35726 }Gems from Aida"—Part 1. Victor Opera Co. : : . pai - Thi it Tomorrow ° IFaNnat Ss. $1.25 |]Gems from “Aida”—Part 2 _... Victor Opera Co. ff and Special Six chasses will be here. Thirteen any styles we ‘Twelfth boulevard site was in con- | i : , Symphonie Pathetique—2d Movement mn all. You are urged to come. *= — } ‘youd! be issu conditio iu i the : Silk Hosiery Chiffon Hose es ee eee iKY T aA€ e , . pPprPsat a fit ABI CCL iU Vide > p ; | Fall shades, $1.85 Fall shades, $1.95 '! orders of the parent body | . - . ' VV hile preferen: - would he gi e) N. 6th St. | 618 Washington Av. i tines mon. wiler thie ae . eee —_ o- . —_ —q@-° —— : ment, and the publishers wish to ss ¢ SSS ESS Sa ee Be cctain their old men if possible. from other clties who ~ nay Wish to work here would receive cards and be given employmen’ ; new 7 ' which would not be Tray wee fol- y 4 \ muTiat strike ij \ - 4 be book and job trades in 1919, wit) é this difference new local unfon were 7 mimediatel, Stablished to take the ancl vr, | a . +} . . Py tg hy ha | defied © © > . —— = . > nternations he establishment ot | ° a new local union will await the ert 7 ~ or . +7 = al +h . > ¥ n“s J . - ? . +> oe ie - a ’ (™ ty ‘ a . won teen oo Ee mee p we * ‘ i’ i > ~ & > ‘ “——s = Td TEN THOUSAND YEARS FROM simmons was further informed that 4921 jand His Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra® 4929 NOW—Tenor Solo—Lewis James ,the directors would immediately pre ] ° ° Win. RAGGING THE SCALE—PianoSoclo i0in.\ JUST A GIRL THAT MEN FOR- are : — ew een ae () | ‘3 50 t ag ) — Vincent Lepez—and His Hotel 75c GET—Tenor Solo—Lewis James whieh the interests of the men would ii y « ee a S or 1S n iré an some i Pennsylvania Orchestre* : be nserved, and tha r it no ". OH! GEE, OH! GOSH, OH! CAROLINA MAMMY —Fox Tro: te gee a NO INT EREST CHARGED—NO EXTRAS OF ANY KIND 4028 P . Markels Orchestra* WaPo cedlapertegiacdlly tee ww 3 ; By ; — PMT = ipkned datueeat ye ’'M DRIFTING BACK TO DREAM- FE age agama aaesing esses PP y+ 0 NEVES in the history of modern merchandising has anything to compare with this graces: a: to thé om -t ry It is an ideal Living-Room Outfit, including not only an exquisite 3-piece Living-Room Set, 7Sc ” . — > OH! MIN—Fox Trot $e LAND—Waltr—Bive Diamond . the y of r ublic. ‘ go if he loved The Yellow Jackets* | Dance Orchessra* would be in charge of affairs. ‘ a am room-size Velvet Rug, but also a high-grade Player-Piano with Bench and an ample supply of : ” — = ad * Primitives +2 | ) | | : | a em i ADVERTISEMENT player music—all at a lower price than you ordinarily would pay for the Player-Piano alone—and all on such easy terms that you will scarcely miss the small weekly payment. yas | For Sale By Your Neighborhood Dealer “ ‘1 ig Stop and Think What This Wonderful Offering Includes 4 acquitted. ‘‘Life,” be ¥ | GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION, NEW YORK PYORRHEA NO LONGER Player-Piano Player Bench > - - a ee ey - people, loves, CENTRAL. WEST SOUTH CONSIDERED INCURABLE ha ; T the world forget- a _°LAliian Masic oe ; 4 . ’ , . . m ore as nel _weoamere 2604 S. aw Beg ee ee ee Living Room Set This is a high-grade 88-note Beckman With each Outfit we include a new knew him, r Geldman Bros. Pastel Furniture Co.. 2 S. Broadway tere ae yu tg his = PS Sa This is a beautiful Italian Oak Player-Piano of beautiful appearance style Player Bench, as illustrated, e's meni forget it? : ‘ : . : : ll- and then > Would — | Standara Phonograph Mouse. NORTH H, Wegner, Wernitare Co. ‘“Pyro-form’’ Proves Boon to : : and rich tone quality. Has improved and in a finish to match the players “Aft the Verdict in | S758 West Fiortesant Av. Many Sufferers ; Pp afartion er St. Louis Housefurnishing Co . Meipell Masic Co.. R. 4, Filacel, Muste Co.. please you. Consists of three our a of satisfaction. M i R 1 Bon eamooturaiont * 4085 West Florissant Av. 5 8. th St. : d rt V ] t usic O1is ILLINOIS : e 3 handsome pieces—a CGavenport, eive ug ' | | : is i : : Mousefurntshing Although many prepara ce: . d hand- With ch Outfit. we include $10.ce | Union Housefurnishing (o.. Okeb Fhencerast Co.- mee et od7 Collinsville AV. oP pu we | = peaeds eo @ : —all in With each Outfit we include a han — “a your friends a = 34 ‘St., SS dae” oS Beg we oy - ites wt ee aAtexe 8 0 alloy ba armchair and arm rocker some reo sise Velvet Rug—fine worth of new Music Rolle—ae care- But you car,,t chang’ © pai erat gb how i ghia oleae Same fSne Italian oak and upholstered quality—choice of various rich pat- ful. selection of popular and classic the a : rary waite? only. Recently, however, the in rich tapestry. terns and colorings. numbers. yoyce Gathway 7 -_ *vro-form Company an Bernardino, Ca! . . ° adal came into her WET § : (fornia, ‘manufacturers of a new remedy T his Offer Is for a Limited Time Only—Be Here Promptly ) ifornia. manufacturers of a ' tation, we ore ] . + called ““Pyro-form™ have come out nas Pre " — . came to a dcecis ; . °. : mations. “Pyro-form can be obtained a! ms all good druggists. “a , ROBBER’ P. GUST COMPANY, Inc., | District Sales Managers, St. Louls —

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38 ell (ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Ee —— Tom Boy Corn The filmes? preduct of the Canners’ Art. Quality in Every Cas. Ask Your Neighrerhced Grocer. KREKELER GROCER Co. REMLEY MARKET! 6th & Franklin “WHERE THE CROWDS 60° “Watch scales.” comprre the quality and you'll find we tead ‘em all. = Please Shop Early—Saturday Specials Our ad will appear in this paper every Sunday, Tues- day and Friday—“Watch for It.” Rolled Roast Beeston atyle Helied Reast: all ment; neo bone; SIRIAIN BOAT in pieces of 14 4 The. & ap cut from choice corn-fed cattle pounds and wp. im pieces of 4 Fresh Pork Shoulders Callie Sivie At the Bemier Store on Saturday a choice lot of the fnee | sevcar-cured hickory -smubhd Callies you ever saw—ean. closely trimmed. 7 Ibs. and up: >. t ——_—_ —- Smoked Hams 19 Another let of 1500 of the same mild. sou have | always — Saturdas. “ or whole Pig Products ~~. Melts. ..5 Fresh Kidneys .8& Fresh Hearts. .8 Fresh Snouts. .& Fresh Pigtails, 11 Fresh Spareribs 10'> Fresh Liver ...5 - 2 Pee SE ae ee ee ee - - >-_ « _— « » Breakfast Bacon Choice let ef Breakfast Bacon Hindguarters MILK- FED VEAL vou leeking for something fine tn the ned line*® Give the Bic White Store @ look 18 | Forequarters ___13 PIG MEAT Cut from Pig weighing 5° to a5 lbs Semething Sue for your Sunday dinner. Hindguarters _ 18 } Forequarters __16 POTATO SALAD, ore Be . strietly ; t fro DD the country: doz SMOKED SAUSAGES FRANES . BOLOGNA HEAD CHEESE ... LIVER SAUSAGE PEACHES Just a few more tett et this wonderful low orice se vou will have te hurrw befere its tee late. Peaches will ad- vance in ortce next week from Bic te We a bushel Thi« orice geod for Saf. only italian PRUNES lo ibe. net; every Sweet Petstees | 2. Genuine SNemev tinii« 75 the finest and swertest that crow : all nice even sized: just § the kind for i a COLUMBIA A RECORDS +~ ~ hey tng Another tot , of these new unused 12- Inch Phono- graph Rec- ords. or; Bc value; fer Ne "GRANULATED SUGAR Bays COFFEE (0 oma BRAG SANTOS COFFEE 49 “wn freeh reaet . daedy e“ecet drink Pounds = GROCERY SPECIALS Mew. Apple Wlakes . veckage jiuet gure oe 53 come od » SaxhMuNefr eTeret rmte ret. aoele «orewd oh ibe ren bright GRAPE JUICE Waieh s eeart bettie. l-e mar Shena rd » (Tub APRICOTS _ —. 2 apr ated nice. mente halves wakK © aor Prime fer CORN MEAL [| xu 4 te = ream 1 1 CORN FLAKES National: large pkgs 6 rene tinue * ree! + st a ‘aue i3 pep ea tad hep armed real Ith is PEACHES — ze ws ew Rinne Rib » oe ‘te waltre NAVY BEANS Fane hand . siehed Fes Paper 4-«# Pre. BAKERY SPECIALS FRfanM PEACH C45 B—Mast a> itleous YOu erer ate peanert, | RAISIN BREAD Bie. Mammoth tea BREAD<ivent, big 18-cc. leat CREAM BREAD—PFinest ia the city iSlavia of : Yearia, as a y at orR own FRESH DARESSE! Snoring ors. milh-fed. diret frem the coun. trv: , = CAPTAL OF BULGARIA UNDER MARTIAL LAW Reports of _ adam Denied, but Plot to Overt - Gov- ernment aitmaithed — F the Associated Press i VIENNA, Sept. 21.—Whie in Bulgaria are un- reports of a revolution the Sofia correspondent of [rue Saves ‘the Tageblatt. there really was a . overthrow the Government eclaim a soviet republic. How- accidentall; ‘ the movement and nipped the dispatch as- 190 have been arrested and the Government ‘wo days, sert«. oi sent to join in Stambouliski ministers ir the Sofia ja!) Among Ler are 10 Russians The subversive pot wae been sprung on Thursday witfle Macedonian rands were to tiene on the Jugo-Silav apparently there was no c tween then Comparative caim Bulgaria, says the correspondent. Martial law is being strictivy applied ir Sofia and no communication by telephone is aliowed iTregu .a©r have started opera- frontier. but onrectio 1 and the communists now reigns in |B ulgarian Minister of Interior Tells | of Seized Ducuments. | By the Associated Press LONDON Sept 21 Reuters’ Limited says it learns the Bulgar- ‘lan Minister of the Interior has i'made a statement at frecent communist activities which the sald originated from the report f an outbreak of revolution lie -aded the ha res’ od leaders proved tha a coup d'etat has been planned Mec Sept. 16 in conju ion with the agrarian party. The Mini ster also claimed to pos- tarv evidence that the “eosin Government in conjunction iwith Ae tah eae communists, was trving to foment @istrust in Jugo- e new Bulgarian Gov- (ermment’ with the view of provoking an armed conflict between the two ‘countries ts seized in communis: that the documer nds of a ess documer —_ Reach Athens of Cagualtics in Fighting in Bulgaria. , Sy the Associated Press ATHENS, Sept. 21—Advices from Sofia arriving here through diploma- | te channels which are not specified Report clashes between troops and revolutionists in Sofia. A number of the latter were killed or wounded and it is asserted that those arrest- ‘ad were cruelly beaten and that several died from injuries. The ad- vices add that the Bulgarian Govern- ment is taking severe measures to | quel! the movement but ts meeting | with strong resistance in north Bul- Plevna. | Dr. Weidfeit to Salil for Germany. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Otto Weildfelt ead Tr. Sept. 21.—Dr. the German Ambas- departed yesterday for New | York to sall on the steamer Bremen for Germany. with the new mn g£governmer where he wil! consu!t Stresemann ministry tal polictes and Amer- questions It ig .expected that r Weldfelt wtf!ll be absent from Washington about four weeks. <a, , _-_— . , 3 . ling 1 Gaye in Berlin The ey Circulation of mee Daily POST: DISPATCH alone ¢ Approximately Equals @ that of the Daily Globe- a Nemocrat and the Times Combined. —_—_ —_—— -_— _ — —— aie oa _— COAL ...... Clean and Full of Heat Main 3700 59 Years in the Coal Business The Place to Buy ORIENT COAL Children Enjoy American Beauty Spaghetti AT ALL GROCERS—10c THE PACKAGE this num- | to have. Mean- Sofia, on the : JEFFERSON MARKET 628-630 VANDEVENTER AYE. DELMAR & VANDEVENTER The Lergret Centrally located Grecery. Meat and Vegetabic Market in the (ity. Everything First-Clas« and Up-to-Date. and at Greativ Reduced Prices. ROAST BEEF STEAKS Rump, Ib. _ _ _ 10c| Porterhouse, Ib. 30c Chuck _ {0c} Sirloin, Ib. _ _ _ 26¢ i a Ide Round, |b. . _ . 20c icttden, tb... Wea Chuck, De [2ic Hamburger, |b. (23 Don’t Pay More for the Same Meat WHY PAY MORE? RTE occas lane nee SUGAR, 10 Ibs. 90c | Fresh Dressed Chickens! Auto trade solictted: plenty of room to park. Our Meat is the Best that can be bought. We deliver orders amounting to $2 or more. JOE SMART Lindell 6840 Tried an the years. Tested by famous experts. Compared and pa judged EXCELLENT! ii Ee Golden Bourbon Santos-tb-24¢ ——— MT. AUBURN MARKET 6128 Easton Walser Specials for Saturday 4 Monday Pork Shoulders ] 230 Spareribs, ib... Hams — calit.. 12¢ Leg of Veal, ib... . .15c Loin of Veal, ib... .12c VEAL. . 8 cenide, b. OG Chuck Roast, Ib... . Chuck, Prime, Ib. _10c ee oo 35c Bacon, Sliced, — 22¢ Bacon }...* 5°" 18¢ 2S5c CAMPBELLS TOWATO 1Sc Wafer sotr 3 cans PLARE TOMATO CATSUP. S-on. bettie: 2 bettles PURE APPLE BUTTER. euart iar QLEEWN OLI\ @e. euart iar WLsTARD 7 Gert jar PEAS; sew pack: can CORN car TOMATS FA can FAIRGAYE'S TAR SOAP 2? bars FATRY SOAP, & *ers [uP HTT: die ~~ «tage ae oeck ‘eo. 2 car ‘Guetta StGAR. granulated: 5 seands —— —_— —— CRIAC®: »ound eu WOwWAR M CATScl. ointe MD MWMEDA! 4 oeunds $1 68 HBagie “amps with bee 10c tle Agmmonta ow Baath Blue $1.60 Bagie Samps. wtr pkg 10c Vaearon or *vaghe 1: $4.08 Kag'e ~~ page b Avewn Beéing _wm 45¢c 34.08 Eagle 30c ev OCR, oo cound M. 2d wetatind @ seand Green Tee POTATOES; °@ sends years the name KIRK has been an absolute guarantes of pure soap. Cheaper to Buy Good Soap than New Clothes — —_ ——— | Kroger St.Louis a: es ‘Better tood Mark: THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE ONLY IN ST. LOUIS AND SUB POPS 60 cage FRIDA 3 SEPTEMBER SL . . ns — Sa eo oR » ty: hg a FRIPAY six’ fo SBPTEMBER 2!. 197 = oo —= J Wonderful 18-ib. Case, ow PRUNES ==... 00 BELLFLOWER APPLES _Pound Think of boying @ ga0: That i« whet week-end clothing be sortment of serees. f tures, tweeds. stripes term and styic, then | taste. Costs tees th garment worth $40 t<« | Every Garm LESS E . | BARTLETT PEARS seni 10¢ sstur. GrapeS Basket G22 PINE: 4 a” rs f i ash ite @ y ‘Tokay Grapes pound vs, CANTALOUPES === SIZE Fach NEW Ae |} for. Cooking 10cHl i 4 * fi. Fe PRPPTTRRPURRRT OPTHh Gah ror, ara rn Avondale Country Club Clean E gs. In cartons ti iranteed; Per doz.. - Doz E Country Club RUTTER per tb ito” PORK ROAST rained CHICKENS Fancy Per = Spring Pound 4 to é poun cceer | + A C ON pieces... te cat. SHOULDERS ’ . vay. , ay Me Py oan . fs =, wa we) %! 7 ' Cured 4to6Lb. Per Calif. HAMS PounD L3/ ( Meat Per Average Lb. SMOKED CALIF. ess Pigs me ws 296 1 g Cold Luncheon:-c: i GABARDINES S$ OVERCOATS PLENTY—EXCELLENT—GOOD AS NEW-—SELECT ONE NOW—A DEPOSIT HOLDS IT—SAVE SUITS ‘3, ir, Bige Serge icatse and Pants New Hhaki Paatsa, light weight. + Heavy pew Cassitmere Pants, worth a3 $1.95 ame snd Vests. weel, stse ‘ae = When inPA quickly the Men's ra | Youn Suits Good Rainceats . uec0od Werk ees oy New Khaki ous a Pants. as — “ghee sae quick and bl relief. ae sizes. ‘$2.50 te $c COATS & VESTS, 92. 50 Bers” new Sults b5¢. 82.235. 83.75 Bers” Wash 7 aew Beys mew Macks ane. i aan Girlie’ aew Ceaks— , 84.50 $1.45, $2.45, $4.50, $4.50 Brand 2" Gassimere Pants, °2 Fine new tweed $5 Pants, $2.95; men’s aii biue worsted pants, $2.45; good woolen work Overcocts, $1.50, $2.50, $3.50. OVERCOATS, °5 Easily worth $10. Just think! Overcoats, $5.00 OPEN [oe A. M— LOGE & FP. Mw. PAGE AND GRAND CARS STOP AT HOO KR. 1012 N. 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a FRIDAY err o1, 192 The Cit alt ity Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. as director of the geological survey fir : . P a WAVAUDAUAUVAV UIA DR. SMITH RENAMED HEAD talostiitins re Be A UU MAR Va gh? /20e aucuevevevevevesveveveveveveveeaveuere eve May, Stern & Co. (aannz a Appointment oi eval Commission ; Member Part of Plan to Wind up | | Senree Otis Smit® who was relieve | ” © time to his old position of adminis- i be the framework on paper of an Affairs of That Body. . E Wonderfully Tailored aa; | /to serve on the Coal Commission F I| vd Me f ‘5 Reativw geologist of the survey. > of : | Further action toward winding up ar C te “ One (the affairs of the.Coal Commission ° pa organization for emergency distri-| *, — =" | ‘puti of fuel in the event of fie | , Every Suit 3-Piece ieash oo ws oe Gh wenl.| ; : Choose from all the Very WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Dr._ OW [IS . next Monday. P. S. Smith, the act- | ’ , /ing director, will return at the same ' Terner 4 ; + . q - ; r Profit! | designation of the Secretary of the imi os ? | ’ | Interior as guardian of the com- = > ND SUBURBS | mission's rec ords. Among thas > will en 3 q [ By the Associated Press is S ND [was reappointed today to his former ‘ A ERCOATS | Post by President Coolidge, effective Op p iwas taken today in the executive (tional or sectional shortage of coal. | k of buyi superbly tailored Sui | The commission will expire unde: $ ink o uying a e ore nit or O | : P : 7 asst” That is what our new one-price shop is lee the law at midnight tomorrgy, its week-end clothing buyers. Your choice of our complete as- demise following by 24 hours that of f) sortment of serges, flannels, worsteds, cassimeres, silk mix- ‘the officers of Federal fuel distribu-| qures, tweeds, stripes and checks. Pick any material, pat- itors, F. R. Wadleigh. holder of the! nd style, then have it tailored ¢ _— P | : ae, Costs lees than ready-made seulidmasnighalll denen nn | fuel agency, will return tomorrow | garment worth 840 to B45. | to the Department of Commerce as. . 9 ‘head of the coal! division. | =z Every Garment “amas 9 b | 4 All Wool | $500 Reward for Clew to Missing | 9 Man. | . [er I? BROK TAILORS "aN Cine. see to. the Beau tif ul Thr e e-P} ece Fib er Suit e Four Pieces—in American Walnut ry > | PINE S77. ON PINE NEAR SEVENTH |whereabout of Ernest R. Sweeney, sale i en, was ees eee Regular $225.00 Value for $162.85 |local coal ‘to $500. The reward, which is of- | a aan ee | Consisting of Chair, Rocker and Table AAA AA LAR TAR TM! ERED NE, TG TTR RE EGTA EE A a STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER 7 3 SAD Bede de bein. "92 Rhee s 1 =¥ iN i 4 i ) _Entire Set on Terms of Only $8.00 a Month = = vA | IKE cut—im fine American walnut. ow of dresser, > 85 =| a: PR ea A Lt ars : 3 iz y ae Di ; , = | Famous Artists to choose from. Included. are Rec- At a Price That Saves You $100.00 Loaf lb. 18¢ if 31x4 5S. Se, $16.45 33x4% >. S., G2 ud =f | ~ =i ords by the following: BP OLA Boe) Mischa Elman Tetrazzini Alma Gluck Geraldine 32x4 } Combination R P are guaranteed to give excellent service. Weed Tire Chains : Range Hot-Blast ange r | 30x33 HIS is a good size HE oven is shoulder hi ' 32x4q ) 32x34 3.55 33%4 =¢ $3.95 ) . Aluminum Auto Step Plates, 78c | 31K4 f $ 34xq $ = | | HERE is a coal Range and | “» {rath Heater, built on the —does away with Straw Seat Mats, 64c 32x4°2 | ) gas Range all in one— eo Am jatest down-drait — all stooping. Heats 33x4% ¢ $4. 45 | , : ichly blue ™ ple, nickel trimmed and ~ evenly and quickly. K ] 8 i { built of cast iron, T! y ) ’ 01 Kushion Seats, $1.4 34x4' led and nickel trim- will keep your room com- Takes one-third = Ts fortable in the coldest less fuel and one- d. Has 18-inch oven and hird less space me weather and with a consid, . “wr n low- pate Leeming & Co. “ut |i ° ° = : | *\ : i loset. The ‘mn aan + Agents, N. ft. + | a high warming coset. ; ; $k: | D elion Cor d I IT es 3 | j \Z mes Range value in Amer- ecable senitty: Sif T Ranges. Specially ut = AW : good Heater at priced for this week ica at | ~ : at May-Stern’s at Size 30 x 34 Po ? | Specialfor 10 25 =z, $0 f Bare, ox 3)” $ 5 QO” Anniversary, $6 a Month Pays for It Terms—$2 a Month $1.00 a Week E are sole distributors for St. Louis of these high- zg ;. | grade Tires and we believe them to be the best Tires At T = for less cost per mile that are made. 7 10,000-Mile Guarantee MAY. ; — ’ hei - ££ goes with every one of these Tires, backed by their man ) COR. 12TH AND OLIVE STREETS Your Credit Is Good ufacturer and ourselves. hi ae ee Sy Open an Account — ~~ - to bind Miyake ts +4 heb me * AD Baht’? < ’ a el Se LET RO IMS LT, A OL ALE LAI ee et me LA LLL LS wee ennai P|

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 721, 1929. Just Watch the Race Homer Smith ‘Puts Upi in Front of Harry Wills ‘Municipal Teams WATSON ()PPOSES Yanks Clinch Third Pennant In Six Intercity ate By Beating Brownies; St. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aaa 7 _ Speaking of Race Superiority, Sweetser 7 Up on Gardner, Ouimet And Marston Even After 18 Holes . a ~~ Former Champion May Repeat + ey ( we - "4 3 é s a “Of U. S. Tournament Semifinals Defending Champion Takes Rival Who Goes to Pieces to Titleholder’s 37 — Wind H Speciai to the Post- Dispatch. FLOSSMOOR COUNTRY New York, defending his title ‘pion, took a commanding lead over Bob a: CLUB, CHICAG(* of nati Commanding During Second Nine—Ta ampers Piaver title bolder, in the first 18 holes of their semif! u. §. championship tournament here this ‘the morning round seven up, going out tn —3f, one under pear, while Gardner took strokes to make the homeward jo'rn:» le the other semifinal Premdie Oulmet of Bostun Marston of Philadelphia the Morning all square Aithoug? wes @ closer match than the Sweer: ser-@ardner contest the golf was nb. as Drilliant. both taking 40. or fou: ever par for the first nine and ta) jag 41 on the return journe h taking 81 for the 18 hotes @weetseers soore for the wee eight strokes bette: of the other semifinalisis The cards of the mor rnart Pr ana Ma finishe 545 . 445 346 4645-4! Swerwer Takes Lead Party. It wes e ding-dong battie between Gardner and the champion for a time. not a hole being ha!ved a Ficemen Defeat Post Office Nine am. Checks Threatening Rally Late in Game and Wins, 14-10. ~- a i ‘~. The Fire Department base bal! 7a on from the Post Office De- part yesterday afternoon in partis 0 game at Sportsman's Par y @ soore of 14 to 18. The Firmen took an early lead and a raly,by the Post Office short, The proceeds of the gare given to the Post-Dispa:: Free le for Rabies’ Milk Fund Bill Doak and Jess Haines nal'pitchers. umpired the Poabmaster Alt and Fire ser formed team fel wWery arc, gare lef Pan the battery that threw Temartow’s Schedule. NATIONAL ODED eee eee poh Pee srs « ee Who's Who /n Baseball Today an 0 lageran ‘lid ptt trea: tor , . * ~ Pitched he —By " Urien Hegema on leit? Stratton 4 oft Burian . Patton 4 Ds Pir bine recerd.. Orr (tuclading cames of Sept. 12. 4 . - National OKMULGEE WINS FIRST OF PLAY-OFF FOR CHAMPIONSHIP ORYULGEER > Ok. Sept °! Okn Ree Pon the fret Same ofthe We era Asecciation champio:s shin Ps from Arémore pesterday. & to 4. my Walkup, southpaw a - : a. tet the Snappers down wo , and would have t Sut for the Irtiiers . Wheat Bka Peernier Bk Reusch, (in bh eurnter Meuse; W \ Hermahy y Games Tomorrw Indianapolis and Omaha Base ball Nines to Be Opponents for Local Clubs. “ix teams between Mu- ipal Baseba!! Association teams of and those of Indianapolis wiht be played in the afternoon. » feature game of the day will be intercity Louis i Omaha tomorrow ublic parks tween the Freight Accounts i Pacific League, loca! i the Fairbanks title winner Indian. oo? ¢ Woodmen of the Worid. Oma- &ampions, will play the East St. Louis champions tomorrow and Sun- Cay they tackle Freight Ac- The f llowing week-end the Freight Accounts go to Omaha ‘or he fina ee a series of the unts , contests of compete schedule for the in- gaines ts as follows Tomorrow's Scheduic. rground—Grounds ‘ hal a vanks-Mo ma) Ump Brady *e@a mn Sherman eter atl \ g« —. Lm |. Groark + - Of Frith -~A- close of the season; but in doing it wenn the Browns they shot a in the money” ip the ican League race. The defeat puts the Brownies be-| low the .500 percentage mark for | the first long time. They! have the comfort of knowing that the Tigers, the team next above) them, ended their second battie with | the Boston Red Sox in an extra-in- ning tie. after winning one battle. ' They also have the comfort of knowing that the Tigers must come. to New York and face the Yankees | ¥ hil ‘the Browns) are fight- ing the supposediy softer Red Sox y clipping a double off tie rs es But all of these comforts do not field acreen—a long, alleviate the stern fact that the Ti- scored Sechilebner ang Put Asset , “we gers must be met in a three-game *'™¢ The ‘y'ng TUM was ip a Detroit, at the final wind- *** tking distance agg the season. and every little meant the wilne AEN : aS Williams could come out of now is going to help a lot, gre hit two vir lous that struggle starts for } Will Not Rest Regulars. ‘“"™eed at du some comfort to Jimmy ‘°¥ #"d a harm lem Austin and his band of battlers in | *™@¢4 the hopes of the announcement of Milier Hug- pep ~% en | a month of Sundays gins after the pennant was clinched wt]! co five times to night that there will no ta it: bur it fost hange in the Yankee lineup during! and that is why the Yanzee face the time his band of champions 's were ree tae: is battling with contend and adhberen ing teams— 785" tears which have a chance Severeté Agate Bert. the big race” As Hug- Hank Severeid received « ut back of the left eae oul ball while Seott wag at 4P 2€481NSt +he second Inning. He had t here and rather he was ordered te slip tn sub- Av Severeid’s car—as cut & the Browns he be all right im a Gay who are having a = out there today. ours We will ; ‘ stepped in for ; as we are. shooting in mgs acctaae : OLt i fh line s ingles off Sam best hitters ese scored the oat leare Browns. any favor- \7 her absentee whe was Bill Jacobson whe went. ter field and made seven some of them _ sparkling. Ta he hit a ible in the tr a scored the ties run for th? ies On a single by Gerber. ~ - Cubs Recall Pitcher By the Associated Press. : [OS ANGELES, Cal.. nd harmiess fir the Chi cago National vall ub has notified the Los J and les stal of the Pacific Coast on first. Perey Lee Jones, pe the fourth pitcher. wil! be recalled at pepped to the season here. hane in im on. mee a ‘But the ninth the Yankees leading a single. runs. Durst hit for struck out. Ag the third chliebDner gtole. time ina Tring Run on Third Bese, in revived hope im the they q “ hard blew. » up of hen when Huggins There's three ast be honors in gins puts “We used « he Indians —eslAn’? = a’ w bes” ine the series be fair to now against Tigers. of their ‘ust pitchers and ili the Tigers we piavyed oT > stin wil! Then | ¢ * Williams Fail« to lee Browns might have won res- s game had Ken Williams able to hit even a litile bit usual self was of game. but not He only diamond time he Hit. do: line Kennie the r + or. of the tries and the long a * rer iifrs man ty rif Chacacter mokes ene cigar—and it's che mild Yor RP : > wy 4* distinctive character makes the man who tries El Producte a El Producto smoker. Pick the size and coler suits you — you'll ind ra next El Producto as | ing as the last. Escepcionales J le 50 Prices from 10c to 30c. ajc or 2 fer 25 Wm. F. Tobacco Co. 2101-2108 S&S. Breedweay,y ~ St. Leake. Me Sidaey telected. fast.) ote Satie “* ae PEN ae aE: wo public high schoo! f ‘ams wiii inaugurate. the gridiron campaign tomorrow. tral will engage the Red and alumni eleven and Yeatman cackte Ranken Trades machine. McKiniey has been to cance its engagement wi tniversity tty team. Soida put in a long scrimmage sessi. Cleveland will prepare for its ing game of the season : Benid High School: The interscholastic rapidly rounding into form “Mike” Walker, who was co! ed with the large order of pre practically a new Red and team, is building @ sta’ ly squ ef the large number of boy reported for practice. The v mentor bas decided on the | who will fill five positions, T a large. powerful youth, app has the fullback position. tc the crafty hurler of the " Yeatman Team is Heavy Ceach Stanley Hil! wiil sei rather bulky eleven against Ha The North Enders are disp better football than in previouw sons and the coach is pleased the tearn’s display of interest. Biue and Gold backfield has Nichola, who was co on for quarterback, has not ret for the squad and Coach Hi been using (Chariey Hannega: direct the team. Mulvihill has shifted to Hannegan’s place at back and is flanked by Meyer Rower at the halves. Hiill has been working the wards heavily during the fast crimmage engagements. Biu kamp has been showing tae! the pivot, and Pabst. Ficht foroghan are working at the gu The tackle berths are being hai by tro husky boys from last ton’s tearm, Hannibal and iL tnd both are showing form. man will play the Principia Aca om Sept. 29. Large Squad at McKinley The McKinley.squad has towing numerically in the pas ‘are The Crimson aspirant he moat part are willing but g “each Carison has shifted V: vom the pivot position to ful md the big tad has proved the CS BAe 8 ig, a ps Minis ee . et oF ee j +A RNA Sn: ,

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oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21. 1993. with ST! LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' | "We Have Every Reason to Believe That When Bees Won, Paying $79.49, the Bookies Were Badly Stung | Ui | | ant | h Weg NNN PL LP PPL LLP mpm pom som inate ities nal chutes C 0 ( ° ' as i | Ie two High S ol | Mi issour! | Girl sl in Tithe. Gasuaw’ Three Girls From } WV R a Y’S COI UMN : i Ed Gardner to Ride ' Tiger Veterans ae & . . stalling, no safety-first methods. ! Srert & hen its AMATEUR idea's y. ; , —— Ee, / a a ea tae oo" | g By Dent McSkimming. T ith these youngsters re forgotten mains firm in his decision of en their signals at a “skull practice” - Fn NG a » aa ” 3 ; lemitte « — ee 0 = ihe = ws CON ult Sta ‘ \ session M ; a. , Beef Is Scarce or Soldan, Coach a ‘3 r. be : : | c* : : ef Ss Pa if ae town of L€S8s than “Hof is to give all they have. They get . ; the onday night, the T nivers! ; a r wee 4 : id population, located in Franklin a round of applause and the con- The Tragedy of 1923. , ee e holds on his services. ty of Missourt football! candidates Swed the Vestn. ' apvyrus had his final gallop have spent most of their time so far 0 ° - . ) | | . Power. to St. Louis of some 800,000 inhabi- a te i Sgn ap iia: cae world’s hard-luck champions () morning. He went a mile at half ?| -.eu6n of coaches Gwipn Hetr ) SSior is sneer, ey chaff ‘ ; ‘ : : re’ ' es n hd y. » Yanks, who n ' in all lines of sport. Within one (|° speed, accompanied for six fur- il —_— : ee - F , . ° — reme aining eo have public high RI hoo} football! ; “aes oe, ba : : . ne particular. hard and fight cons ient! ~ Bilt pereentes and Al Lancoin. . erore the Two ‘ oe ee t . eek eos iaatiha. te iin 7 eae: ae won are 3 = gir CI our nA equipped to make an even more which will make the trip with Guard Shifted te End. : : RCS Is SONEINg) tO The MeMOeE | WKN ae tinge: is he sturdy fight this campaign, the |) him, and the full distance by Swifts In the Tiger lineup and. ner, the money” in the Amer- campaign tomorrow. Cen- | ial Sellagii a dite ae. | championsh ng A. +} a : Red and Black ae ‘ . ao ; : 4 x’ rans “key three gir athletes themselves reached their greatest And it kept on striking. panions. He seemed to be in ex- (| man squad are changing the wo the sixt) leven ~~ J a : x 23 2 is whose records wot uld sé@em to indicate , Tomorrow he |some of the veterans. Jerry t ae in aaa wc te with To. Alumal ¢ : wed et | a | | | POC, will be shipped to Southampton ‘| euard last year and one of the fast’ gnhth re fliea fomane Ranken irades Scnoo! Pay Pc % Sih gehe national cian selves rougit oom x eda! world, George Sisler. to be placed on the Am itania, 2?! e#t men on the 1922 squad, has Been* ; ~— 2 Bes St souls, according to Verne Lacy ' . tough luck came Then one of its pitchers, a B Pras ove hiiebner opened a | ite engagement with the 3 . "tie: da oa 3 eo i Gardner is one of the leading (| 78" freshman eleven, is another thie with to cance | : e Ma > hs . | as e mee ‘the National Amateur Athletic Unio: te , . likely looking wing man, while Weiah» eae ~ : Ss Be oN Ls fr bts MP ALL EIe LS T can be said truthfully that for Pruett, went wrong and was of th eae el ai ? th 1a Ag the thi neilter anda : ] acrimmage session and ‘nless somethin inforeseen cur use whatever to the canes he has ridd 31 wi ¢} @ Gnetner Mneup. * urd strike wen: put in a long hiess something unforeseen Occurs.: ang deadly earnestness, there is | proven cote Ve One Backfield is Intact ~* ily representatives of this dis- sl tuff fr ie pee phe aE. did not throw a ball for two 226 mounts for a percentage of §) . ° but Hiomer Esze}) beat ov h ote ; 2 mere eS a9 eo00d amateur ', 13.71. Donoghue has ridden 63 ?| In the backfield four veterang.aae® ; ugan a“ nd gS. “hi | ; me of ' ie SPA SOT) re ra inst og aa y — 3 % 6 oe, ‘o ; Ra Bere , i a a P : , RT pe nae ss “ep ' 3 rg 21 OF, ; lebnor wert ing Sieeedthhs BR tie Bee gts bok RSS AS ay! eas | set eg OF a ill be the following young ladies) .;. 14) “main events” held in this a winning one since. ie en Tans a 5 aoe Se ete Re oe beg from Pacific High School: Iren a. ve spas eae incnieh bina Dave Danforth, having a ) centage of 19.04. | _the chief problem of building up rev Vived hop gem . | The interscholastic e evens 3 ARH, : ee a Be . Fa | 19 3 rs r, Cath ' 2 ee ee) ee ee ee ‘ ¢ | serves remaining. Scannell at qwar-e” ping a double ah « }- of 1 a om ; Ce ! , ae a os o i Ue Fe one Mag ure, 1 an sun! niacin. 1 . wrofeasional hen out of his stride by criticism | passed the even break, with a per- land Fowler at full make up the .¥et- = emer ae ne Tigat | “Mike” Walker, who w con ron . : ie Pri: ‘ m3 ° oP 3 Be $3 “ a. Se 3 BS ' me 7 BS > ! ures. pecially 1 impo and has not been of great use centage of .505. |eran quartet. , . ble { ed with the large order of providing a ott, Re oe eee ee ee epee Tie « a att) , 3 ) 7 © greatest catcher in the of misfortunes ¢ if : . ¢ ompelled to im MoOrLiine the men Ss. ould come out of hia slump reported for practice. The veteran Weat ho Brant to shew the aiuatiie nienaneiis punting now seems assured. M decided on the players : oo ‘yr “eet estern District meet at the Maple-! ‘ cyt dieing MoeM Ae yee te: Hank Severeid—was the next ' . balls, - > eco alts mentor has MISS IRENE MAGUIRE, wood High Schoo! Field last spring is seldom one principal is io a cok fet Cee ee gprs COAST LEAGUE. Columbia are both running thelr Ay nn ® . - : but] aBain he was fer too ® a large, powerful youth, apparently Of Pacific, Mo., who with her sister, Miss Catherine Ma- ' oo ite h tees. tedme Uke veterans. Meee’ 2 at ; were held at Chicago on Labor day All real lovers of iC RKIil, an: ting Portiand 7. Vernon 5 hones of Austin ang fr . &- San Francisco 5, Sacramento 2. director of strategy. on f the Central 4 : probably won't the crafty hurier 0 Scott, will compete at the national A. A. U : | reer a pS AApper én I U. championships for re ent « repre real pitching ace the team 6o-™ Ve times to the plate wit),. for quarterback. Goldberg wii! very “‘n Seg be | aie | Pi owns, was suspended for a triv- but tt just did yesceras, probably receive a place at one of ~ | OSS —_ ee eee ee ; tate nc inte he bitin! tetas’ | tah «Cla aah ve most brillfant o6f° the~ performers, rs ana oi ie profes- Williams fell. off in his hit- The thought wi m holding Donoghue to con- Staff. d 7 o. - n ws ‘ ae ne ~ . , +} } , Cook Seeks Speed a d ; a ; %, ae mae fe 260s County, Missour!, is showing the way sciousness of having done their ONSIDER our Browns, the () in England at Newmarket this ‘ ae , te: ee of Fae ‘4 ( . : ‘this week in signal drill under the ching or the unclinching oa. 9 ay | sg based & nh me : WPS ye | . , oar . . ows : . : oo i its ee opoiis Ui tne ¢ tate. in aft a ; - ‘ — - c f the youngsters because they work | game of the title last year, |) longs,by his friend, Bar Gold, -* e Browns they shot a big , teams will inaugurate the 1923 wg a | : ; ae. - Ai. UW. ganiee at they call them, forgetting that they lightning struck them. Solace and Pompbal, stable com- men entering from last year’s fregh- will engage the el atinten ten eins Oo Cth s we Yeatman will 7 A | 4 © neignia in mores San ieee ane First, the team was deprived cellent condition. _— " OO re. ao We AES vua@e tbat they have a chance to win one, Public respect, when they them- of the greatest player in the ith the } one | pechie. McKinley has been forced 2 Me Sem CE eg al : which will sail on Saturday. _shifted to an end. Hennessy of last : - = 2> . —_ AP dad dha mee he boxing wonderful season, was nagged ~~~~ talent ig concerned all n- Put 4 , + : ; ' Steen menh) 0”) practically a new Red and Biack This trio first attracted ft! atten variably disappointing. The re rhe team next swapped wan- tive courage of the team appears (quarterbacks to support Scanne in Hstance and Tobin'- ss ' et officials whe / «agers in midseason. to have kept it going in the face dy - . of the large number of boys who th, OSE Ge Bee ne 9 : 35 es sie , ; as ler free for carrying the ball ong ~~ : x, Boe Ne Ge ee 4 av highest han —_ . I ] ; ; carried awa’ po . nonors in a 1 league, with one exception— + e K pd Cit ad Underhill of ‘ ll five positions. Thomas, who will fi When the Central District games booed i harmless ¢ stituting, fell down in his hit- Seattle 2. Oakland 1. ticular looming o« a real “find” as a ' oO >» ni : ul to Schang : has the fullback position. ‘olligan guire, and her schoolmate at Pacific High School, Miss Bunny .* i latera anh tt . Of such real ideals a AY ) Url h BAGG Soy oa ee et al eo yer : ae Sd | ‘rban Shocker, the only | “ | : _{s‘the leading aspirant f po Miran Speen ges | of Sundays that Witlia: . baseball team, | “ women, which will be held at Newark, Sept. 29. lality. ¢ sionals go. For the oniv opjective ting, too. Ie why the Yan PS I IRR | ee | an os rene Maguire's principal hope r irs? The Dempsey-Firpo strug- | What, Old 4 cpg Hie had to quit: he was ordered to quit b: professional f ante are safety lit evereid'® tar fas ct j lv menti ,, : | eT ete rig Al ee dur than oy Sta os n lone d. llewey and Elias are caring for); been using various « hinations ¢ ment has made Emanelo ; Vv r ‘ ° . } Nc ar : eae ’ nr Sit) various OMoOIMAaLIons ¢ : : . ; - a von not. ouf there today ace ceanrel Will engage ' 7 Normandy ithe # ings of the Crimson machine |,, — line He ] noi” Tala Rr finit hampionship honors lies in her abil as i nspicuous example of hie a ‘ lene 1 tay ay. at Consolidated High School on Oct. 6, ana Thomas and Whealan both | ©" ine. e has not made definite hh de Bere. for once, Were ing today in this burg had all gone ee ‘ ™ MF eid, &Louls Academy Oct, 13 W eR) - heavy rangy bova are working at | oe lecti nm for the Pos j i ns AT d in } " , —s pte - > 1) \ir : fed 7 + alone hv we nN wi h the jsrow ns, had the ost avo ime Cigar . will wus all his : rmer \% rid record fr 15 feet : O2 Wt ional oride and misfortunes not happened and ) f c { his; battin aver : “ith f ng) ’ f : line Endivleh oft Baw PS pt.. ma iMiitary Academy on Oct. 16, tne tackles. Byrnes, Peck and a 2 ee Faw es mgs" bee ) u natior or : pascal aS bese scored the sceond rin ani Principia on Oct. 2° Wichenberge are showing at guard men bi : , bs wf fap! A ty: = | li- by pri f p!} some oa the ifs have come : - | Yeatman Team Is Heavy. ard Sabath at center. At the quar- Most of the Soldan backfield can-| 1.010, Fikey, a Chicago girl. all ‘e cannot say it was pride of | ~ Do? Gd icki 3 | . | 6° Soke + ie .. |didates are light ‘raige is shor riikey, | hicag rl, all- ante an gage Wie BHR AL o? Why, we'd be kicking for 1 Holle and Benne Prpion th. ‘ ' 25 R ag ? om world’s series tickete about this * 7 > ’ . absen les wile returned Gach Stanley Hil! will send a erback position llearin nd Kei- | hie hee ls to all « Tii fh pae> or the . ¢ . ; ws rié ys ot ié rz : ‘ OES ee ae ' date, and yelping because the gee te a: oe ao miher bulky eleven against Ranken. fer have been alternating ; t an ade seVen catches, : are 3 ; — or . field general iob and nie Shaw and |*V***“ ‘% sue “ t ¥ ’ . . m o at ] am 2 for 23e . bg run for th: Brown- ens and the coach is pleased with | Coach Bert Fenenga has “given the ° kfield on = — ~— eS wemte a sae aa cen our | wit 3. . Ww About Our M | 15e—and 3 for 50c. Ask your dealer! ” . ° sa - ih . *? ’ . “1 I "¢ kK OF! id > 31 +> ~—_ ; , i as’ . : , 4 A165 a i oe o Ww ‘ ' — ly } « sing ° by Gerber the team 6 display of interest. rhe grate to a large number of aspir- . a me Coa . . : . é Entries nr ati. ,e LARS E | Ta rhe anagers MOSS & LOWENHAUPT CIGAR co trouble as there is 4 scarcit) ring _ oe a Se ers. man thi ant stan ip any tong ANY persons are saying it | ST. LOUIS MO ‘ . - _ ‘ . m _ ‘ * at > 4 ' l is . J ("74 i ‘y) ’ +-~- - ' - | : | , mistake to release Direct Importers of Famous Cuban Brands ~~ ; Blue and Gold backfield has been Hnts. Eighty men wn ‘ced out on ; material. They call your at- rich P . . o1idan Vv " Recall Pitcher Jones. mlected. Nichols, who was counted |the campus last ever!’ Pickering. | P tries may be 1 3 the office of om for quarterback. has not reé ported the leading car Aid: quarter- | &. me ()] Iie “ATT. Da ; ili ' riyi- ; a ; jeer e ‘ | } , ra ra ¢ ri ti! ha’ , lar ‘ar rii. 7 cipia on | ; pris eaghs, ' wwe" mn given an exhibition re tentir what the team has jated Tress. INGELFS, Cal.. Sept. 8&8. for the squad and Coach Hill has peck and Lofink a g. r@ of con- : ve Borwnchigh taba rst dhe “4 3 — cm | ; — ppt sivemep ett evdite han ae —— phy, lone since. Apparently they think has gone “Tlooey.”’ As a co Nationa! Teague base- | ben. using Charicy Hannegan tO « wane Soil aaa ot bone Seabi ie pivot, and Pabst, Ficht and backfield talent. Dodge. Leo and y OF the | serine | rm Sr left. the club has nearly broken “ ohtgaping Seale faked Muench are the leaders for the wing | reveal the tren f af rs. 8 i vant ~ ) e : ree of it unde “ha ; » — Lo af jobs, and Bartel, Boyer and Durner t is nov hat New York pro- UNITED STATES WI! ) ) 1 : : , ondition x i : : rely er makes the Wtwo husky boys from St Bea- i are scrapping for the tackles. Mur- | moters are endeavering to get M LL ry r thi oth -d was behin: ier conditions the Browns barely Ane : nang ‘terweight champion. HAVE MANY STARS FOR nd ic's the mild yet , — agency as ay sony linger and Belcher are working well | Valker, welte: tive character that ee ea@t-'st the guards and Sheller is far|imto the rin jenny Leonard, 4 . | 1 Producto a steady pase. 2°. job ee eens Pee eet New, TORE. & | GET YOUR FALL HAT OR CAP —— y large Squad at McKinley. a . | stake oward the end of this month. |. bte te the Sintind oink , é‘ acto smoker. a Coach, Fenenga will use the ma- | Walker has been ass Ce aia The McKinley.squad has been |, } | ‘ ‘a 1% dis eat > of mile crity of his men In the opening |sion in New York will be lifted if that ae “ares seats oe. ti o - = = @ 4 - ‘ , : ‘ noice 200) ze color th fewing numerically in the past few “ wuar Pan wa | Se Tm. Crimac as ng for game Tuesday, when they will meet; he agree: ) a vout ame team after the eter race 4 of Hat -—— sO! ts) fo | ye ee een ae . i ' , } ” e kin ats m : ) you It find the ' Boise Poathoff's Benld High School ue! ptroiie the ris Olymp ramen next hotly ae , in mn sade Cape in ligh ‘ “ _* - ’ ‘ vy ‘ ‘ 4 + + | . Qo " a ey - a? t . es ; s AL) . , : ry lore, Nifty all | 1 Producto as pleas- pay you to buy several eS, he moat part are willing but green - . , Tt : : Pp ~~ . eleven on the Cleveland campus. oeerte! Verges ? at. ae rection take! D' sug Dee ‘ : t! ain rs Ke who . ; ’ lle of >. suspension of Jack Johneon, the for tng 417 or berter under favoranie ff Broadway Hat Store 1318 south Broadway mer neavy elignt nNampion, 2 f mcqait ’ | 4 }? . . 4 Polk 9 been signed by the Broad A . > §~ “stant FORMERLY EASTERN HAT STORL a bout and given $1000 t tion on his services Bugbee thinks that by taking this action New Jer- 'pey has shown its good faith in not taking bouts that other States hav: ‘barred for the good of the game. —_— CADDIE, 15, MEDALIST 9 *'ily of Chicago “atnlete, sho: IN TRENTON TOURNEY f050 7020 eho) ceten Te spite TRENTON, Mo., Sept. 21.—Paul rtral a bit during the eat none the out ir campaig! a > ,T? 7 5 rT. « | | Martin of Trenton, lvo-year old cad } ither is @ yeteran Jimmy C: 'dy, won medal honors in the quali- | j ¢ : fying rounds of the first annual championship tournamen North Central Missou ciation, played vest shot an eighty-six “et the eighteen holes. Martin had played goif only with a mid-iron until a few wee} when he purchased a set Sixty players atroked their way | through the rain to qua! lifvw in the d ferent flights. casual water on fair- ways and soggy greens sending ali “., Ask to See This eae Model—No. 1721. scores upward. | The first round of the tournament : Pat ee | 4 tn being played today. Players from ' —It certainly is fragrant. ba Bett om the Netby Preece Tow Lace Leis Kirksville Unionville, Milan, Brook- 3 ; ; ; gers ‘rent mem- DON'T DISCARD THAT 6000 mt certainly 1S delightful! &§ of a shee you'd expect te pay coal | field, Chilicothe and Trenton, bers of the association formed | guna niger grants ede FA || § l} | T | —A pipeful of Buckingham _DEMPSEY, IN CHICAGO will carry you back to Ole FOR‘A REST, SEES ONE Sewn CAN | | Virginny, where this Anest anand acemuminle (tonal vagaries it , of fine tobacco comes om. ing Nigrner of Stas, and Madiso MATC Mellowed by sun-curing the corner of Staie and Madison y more—Newark letreets, called by Chicagoans the YOU ANOTHER PR. OF and ripened by aging. Pan "stp on 0 pale haus ae Shoee—TODA world's busiest corner, and watch a ¢ Ox ' lhig friend, Detective Sergeant Mik: fa J | Trant. arrest Stanley Jurzn: - READY- ANTS mod a big tin— Ayes 7 . os slice he itv's younrR t fy calléd by pe pe hae Bones MADE ] c dealers everywhere e 4 / pickpocket. . The chan , letective saw (the boy lift a puree oe ma woman's handbag Good Seite Are — a ss Come in—**ce The 1 :C " $1 5 THREE MEN HELD AFTER SPECIAL VALUES St. Louis Store, 706 Olive Street, Republic Building XER’ RELEASED am route UNI UE — ] Open Saturday Evenings to Accommodate the Customers SHOP» : c | | Foot Specialists In Attendance Sept Three MINNEAPOLIS. young men held im conn the death of ™ alter : ehe) amateur boxer, who © eA in the » Wednesda’ Nig ist were ordet 913 PINE STREET leased by the county astcrner “pee- rerday.

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FRIDAY EVENTING, SEPTEMBER 21 m tei 5 ~ ; — . ‘ a Att: “1 ' be to Lé “ ; ‘ The atock merket quieted down hac Soke care. compared & aieete con bined won. Yet “ Mec: rough. cearee : oa ~ 15° to 1@ hands 148m He dérably with the course of the aco and AG 38 last yeer Minneapolis re r selling a : nee ton jes, 18 to 15.2% hande i r on. | Ceiving care. Duluth 74 ' Ws " . , : icka, 2 O23 spring {ual -, ms 30e@ n00Nn. Rear traders: wer © rey 1627 ] and iv) pe lambs aalable at eC per pound, ac- Gchin | Samonines | following table will be ‘Pound i shipments of grain in busbdeis LAT. CORN. OATS. | Ship, Rec. S o3 isi ger NR yp lle Ry name oe me » . 2 ee on hs eel eal aia. calmed — Tf - 10 r di basis for the improvement itn Primary receipts of w! mame heavier GREEN CORN—5S: ) 100 pe doren. a issues was continued fa- Mf eek “fi; @o and lighter than a year ed PEPPERS—Home-grown. 400 to L gay tomorrow : aKo im 1.557,000. Primary receipts o” pet 5 from abroad combined ‘Her . RO fo wh. ly eck baskets much better tone in the weoel ‘ ed ie corn »® heavier than a week oe ard I MF me-@ro P ®. @ result of the recent possibility of speculative lighter than a year ARO, being AT8. 000 rj Phe to B0c: 1-3 bu baskets. 50c¢ to 60c; been of Jair rolume, Maen ‘ a rm mary receipts of osts Were heavier than a ys, $1. ve comp back into the mar eee Use of the high yield week ego and heavier than a year ago, be e doubtiess to keen informed, mM bonds give at ed rat 4 OB. ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH WHEAT PRICE ‘IRREGULAR RECEIPTS. ASAIN LIGHT Boston Wool Market : ough ta Trent oF ¢( @elalnee hate been made al to the Pua tok mdi taying | wu a av il SQ“ mn erease or $1.30 to 91.5 ' stoc : Aa » a Fr --- —_ nm . tender ‘ : ' water rat } heme 8000. sheep 300 ; o : : paid | and. the ‘t chan K. Sept. =! -Today On of today’s high. jow and closing ana pre- ne “hanged. ents bv traders on marke's _— pexperim good Birr's | ee. de ee 1 $> 1035, 103) . by mills, whi innipes ubtarn WU OTATIO Native _ ies a 12 Studebaker ” ‘ 10 A : . ianines , 5 Qo 50 1 1.2 : peiow ++ . ; err a 0488 th 100% ’ ihe a AB get et ety pore, Fare ade bi aia oF ype 'y pent common under or Rvcdooe AR ARAL GRRRy iS See Shear Thum gute ay f|pewngn sonan a0 cn ant, sane to Oh SUC? ins The New Flat-T ateg the lowest prices | Ch: » 24, : a'p-Pha'! cian were highe: his Wee expected ta | O8.50: canner cows. & 40 wo 22.75 - : - - 5 , ‘ ~ e 4 nt of the mi s ; pO su G ist pra srtiggr™ } a a the American Woolen K. «' 66) A £5 tad BUY | HE 25 , > ; : -f 8 ghecked the se.ing mn Kan ec ity 6 te 65% 65%-S%a 65% a | ‘hicago .. 69% 65% GS % b BY "ya 6% t} wer and ‘Se me “gt them silghtly ; i din No Boil a genuine Victrola, in walnut or mahogany. the view thatthe worst now SEPTEMBER RYE — ‘ee er Fox Trot Orchest I Wa tarket for these | Chic... 67% 4 AB Ma “s ra and—Wailte.... chestra — Se Butter, Eggs, Poultry — 72b 72%a) — | Blues—For (“OL TS MERE “HANTS EXCHANGE commissicid Dbouses (O0Gay pala tue Valse Hilda. Saxophone Solo tember corn eption Liverpoo!, Gers are ‘eueliy suoted higher:: i #iveien ' 7 ' If vou want purity ou t reliability If you ; , ae The Cat's Whiskere—Fox : No-Reil” ' Trot Vocal Duet in thene, getting across ©". a: savpotnied \ o- Boil, , ; packing grades Cai IFESE—Pee pound. Northern twiré e' = bee made The Girl of the Olden West... - Vocal Solo se carly buying of Reading 4 th PIGRUNS AND 8@Q soe ‘umm, reported slow export demand and g@ogen: dresseé sauabs, 60 . u mal! $14 an the jatest covering of shorts. q ®, GOn pe. wound: © 4-4. Firtrineas at VW! peg and re pressure «” t or . te eri y 4 , geod hunks , 40% -' et e acy toward lower money rates ‘*' merket Liverpoo! afternoon cawle =" ” urae eung ducks at ;' » good Southern horses tog HL Ninth d W ashi inth an ashington ‘catitious by the way the oil [Hoel wheet receiprs. which were 85425 cording to size and quality; culls less ‘one time, Sinclair, Producers ioral 24 through. Corn receipts | — PECIAL—THIS WEEK i — up a point or more. The con- cluded 75 cars local and 1 throun S S inciuded 28 care local and 8 ~*~ “ChpBaGke Now hern. $25 to $5 per Mor two specialties there were Toute Pubite Flevatore $° on . 100 ibe home-grown, "fe to . stockg comprised 246.888 bushels of bu box: Michigan bu baskete, $2 t The Bond Market. 3 f hard winter 208 284 bushe's ., 90c. bunched > to 76 jand Mra. J ’ per box, sLiberties were the features A Tleeipte at Reeton Theredey ) all Street Ake. | am THE CHICAGO MARKET AND WOGS ADVANCE eo OS, Str, 2) K the acs! weet mar. | caing, bowever,, since Sikes 65s 52. be = | ing stoc ke w ere ex-divi ID ener er . Correspondent of the With the preceding days e*1Ous close in local market and auotations as -~ ntered — ard bu es be 4 a on’ » Ae other , rf “s wae e F or % VW hile these eutnatiiiepcaneteene a Hi igh. Low c jose Yes day Shares, Price, eit : 4 lawir Loco SEPTEMBER w HEAT Rees 7 -- .* , Birt ty 104% , Trace Mark Registered 145741 > Console OT) sta _ reassuring siarel ASN -M R4°, {, ero;°r ‘ __ DECEMBER CORN ) ~ \" ~ : fe P. th a a rt ae aS 5A : o's ’ ’ be : J - a? ni , 7 , , 2 ; Mek But selling continued “SAF CORN. sere Under pressure, Reverie trem Missouri | ;Te2e, pened active x | i THE GENUINE - and see § City 6 G5 %% 65, - a 66% -b : . ; ( . a trifle higher. Brit the ie... 46 98%. &, Ava omplete W ith Records —SRPTEMRET = These Records are included: about of! trade condit ions _ 66 % 86 a BRD . Dream io | ame of India—Fox Trot, Just for Tonight—Walts, sof the bright spots was the : ~ = —_-___- ST. LOUIS BUTTER. ©UG ANI: . to retain most of their re- Rept ©} Grain futures generniiy closed | prices to farmers and country shipnere nr Orchestra Saxanola . Saxophone Solo tive sfrength in a few of the | closed a mh two nearest de RGUus— esh_ countr) candied 30 le hi . it : - ot ‘ . | es : : Orchestra it was up over three points wen he RB brs | Any bo nc dy enilitr ard, ' firets, 390, seconds, 37 ‘oO 1é hi ner ‘ \ vty ’ - Demand Was active *' 26c, singles at Qh%c: longhorne at 2 Ten Thousand Years From Now... Vecal Sole the Erie issues appeared {0 fa': Canadian ciop news affected domestic vai- and dark et Te per pound to good drafts ,Ocae 14 effect of the piling up of buehe's. compared with 116.508 a week ago FruoGsS—Per dozen: jumbo at 3.60); me- were » 200 busheis, compared ee ene Town. a! per doren strength of Baltimore & 450.058 a. bees pusheie. 7 | Death , en ‘ Hav réeceip's Were 34 cara it-ca! ton en “hehe oth po-calied “left over” liqui- bushels of wheat, 35.010 on or ‘ a: oer a bunches DELL —Batered into reat heb agg eae A oA Lib aitiee Wee A. Preil, red winter wheat, 744.945 bushels of hand of Swell Rel! a“ a Almeda #\), a ‘ th a buying of French (,overn- . : hard eat. 11, 903 bushels EGGPLAN T—Home-grown, - rviee® a ak er «nh ru / ONMve street, t p. m.. under the apie of "Sas ‘ton | No, 416, A. rand A , | DOR Tye Eaters | | OTIS STOCK “ExCmANan r [ é ciions on the loca) stock e ‘ : ye'-i hepatic > cy . = rc . in the aggrecate a i ” thor ILY— ; Sep, 4 ont Kaaba en \ S71 K YARDS I ; mounted te k es AL DA early te day. an te conden . heediieee taday enthonnte att le Screw i. Be ST. 1 y : : OUIS MERCHANTS’ t Blowing | is a iis: « om Post -Dispat h . | Sept. Si. Fetlowina te r EXCRANGG, | | | 7. , i. as given over ¢. ne i previous transaction “Inereeg? a maschanse “ received from Kensas City and Caicage '” market has has — ntiny ous 4 2 | no ae he ~ . @8@&» ev, - ba ' : , : : : ri ber ‘ yee _— + 7, , TT « | has presumably been well dis- _DECEMBER RYE : Where the Ganges Flows— I'm Drifti Back to Dream- \e estima Orchestra Orcheatra of the sugar stocks which a TRY KXCHANGE. Sept 21.—-St. Louis ‘ambe falied jo | A ae GP - Blue st ered rot - s Another was the com- lower, the early gain being wiped out. Sep. | found lots of the various articles (nell ney see e : *° ‘¥: — Annabelle—Fox Trot... Orch. ) That Old Gang of Mine : * - ‘ : t! 5 i Vveries . Sit ' v“ a : ina: ~ ‘ 4 ” : - . - mn’ rs?) * | a g ; A\V\@ Til » ,orT mei Fis , Raltimore & Ohio was ad ye *. innip g was uae firete, S4aKde: Cases relureed A ' ~e ] ‘reamery, extras 48 4c. stand- In a Tent—Fox Trot. Orch. Hi Lee, Hi Lo. Vocal Duet the low eariy in the week etock, ‘Bbc. HURS®S AND M! > aw F to “se Bigher, Demand daisies at 26c: prints, nt nothing more substantia! ne .- fact that the wheat market has heen $}. 2K per dozen cemmon live squabs, > AE er eee ge: ae ae nae ellrung &@ Grimm ' Peserves and the consequent ra ngs exeried caverad’ @ influeAce oon ee; , % hel ba fe in limited adeanl’ with prices | , The Austrian ‘7s, the | | Sampie grade red aariicky , Oa 'TARAGAR-Nerthern enceeé. 61.98 Qdur I- or eign De his: Avi lion Goe S I Hiome-grow obbiers $1, 6 * Ming of the Avetrali ice a4 neny at mere werg curious irregulari- wee edhe i Sa bhe wea te > ver 100 Ib&e bi cobblers been auspicious. with ¥ ues 7: . ‘ i@arance® were 24. ' Dusheia of whent to ilo. The to BOs Rive: ne Cent abore the June rates and we a mamong these. For instance, 1000 barreia, of fiour and 29.000 bushe's of | aD 1 $1.85: ¢ yrown © beaut) ‘the chief operator rath ann ns 6a were in greater de- | wheat+and four o> i ~ : bh a . ‘ ‘ > . . > Nii ye , “nt 9 , ‘ Hy arth oe Af ia- i Lenton Keeps fairly steady either the Bordeaux or ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN. yu w | 73 . 3: red $1 50. to ‘Mincrea sat withdravals this week. ¥. és. Re ‘es made on the exchange Friday are $365 to $3.75 is market ix slowly clearing wD. a at the following prices: 1a, ' wmand for the low-priced woolen 3 he be logical to expect some | WHEAT. Pa R&LEY—Ho me-growp iNc per dozen In evidence especially goods of tlie fing improvement in quo- No. 2 red winter wheat 1.10@1.10 bunches | ees and kn t goods while women’s ; No. 3 red winter wheat ..... rs 041 ‘0 PARSNIPS—Home-grown, $1 to $1.25 generally are in good —_ ‘ rCentral European bonds. No. 4 red winter wheat $1.02, | per bu box loose worsteds, the oer ay t WA no such development, No. 2 red garicky wheat 1 ww RADISHE ome grown tips, 10¢ per * ~~ od 5 - Coe, | ae Pe 4 “ hh nats q Pe 5 CE in te Le Ne aay Oe, Re ae ie ppv eee) bunches $1.0541 06 STRING REANS—Home-grroern. 8Oo cf . L.0 ADA rer bu hor 10° Pe eee woo! eee ; wrroer , " Misegur —tHaif boo ™ mixed whear 47a: blood. Changed. Eight to 12 per; mixed wheat "Bus notice of funeral. from Wetew Bree,” mPObtainabie at present prices . #» mixed | paneral home, S201 Routh Grand boulevaré. =F ine staple choice, $1.30 j : ae bonds. The other note- ee ON: $1.10@ _. H development of today in the . Up was further weakness 5 supers, $171 05. 3 aT b yy oe aine, mi 4 RG B3c; best carding. . h S6%s on heavy trane- — e— Neth in the Liberties was ‘Beans and Peae. : iy expiai ned as due to Gov- népicked Michigan atte | peers caekine- nicked. bok] 1oo ML buying. The peas. Tc: erren spit. ow. 6%r per sound : eo 7 nirk bean. Ue Air ‘os ;ounes —— ———__,, my At least t6 make for 8 imprime investment is- Mat, of course, tnuy comme wTaging development was shown in such obiiea- renitimore & Ohio first 4s 1, Baltimore & Cihio bonds ments for savings in New York State. we on almost a 5% per Gold. Debenture yieding over 7%“. a ercilly the Inter- Cum. Preferred Stock, ceed vadgl coe Boe ee yielding over 8'2“ March _ Rep: © “ +4 on — Flour barrels. Bran. high grade |. Industrials failed to share | for time funds and in| Reserve statement ought | The first | Bonds oe traction bonds. pound a ers . ROG BN mixed « Rs mixed corn , fe ee? Ae ty. mized , 4 PO: yellow co! re 3 vellow co PO% @ABU%\: 4 vello® corn . , BO 1 white corn i «a © white corn .. ar. ...81@el1'. % white corn ; ¥ POD BV +9 ‘ 4 + ve —e 43 @ 44 3 white oats . sBe ; 4 white oats © burt oats Fiour and Meal. jute baeie: Goft peterts $5 ifancy branda more). @rrhights 26 to $4 60; extra $4.15: clears, $3.80 to $3.90: er . $82 508@3.65. herd onen Ve ‘ 50 to we oo 5 per cent. $495 to BF ' $38.25 to $5.58: firet a axend . oe and low grates. ¥ evring fard patent. 590 to 36 10 short paten = 6.30 to $6.50. and secur} diate $7.05. Rye Flour—Quoted by mi! juie. fen .y white white patent at v sire! ant at 3.80, 70. low grade Gark at $3.40 ei $3.7 Gorn meal—City _ quo Se _— my at $2.15 and cream mes! at OO ibs. in cotton sacks. Nominalir Pye meat o- —@--— > Livestock Elsewhere CHICAGO, Sept. 21 (UU. BR, Department of — Hoge— &eceipis T7.000 moer'- - ell ehow 6 better e@rac 176 'ODp $0 ce 2 ‘o B25 round butchers moe’ ty $8. 85487 te rable 150 to 160 pount : mackine sowWwe iarEeg Riliing pier °5428.80 me whi sient : | amon ’ te nereapeed #* ferings steers and fiend) bulk $* 5071 Piain; YY joa jong yearlings late 4ay. *1 5 better aracdes fat cave dull: in a aradee canners ati) catters. bulis and vesiers steady to e#trone seeders an feeders Cull. steady with vesterdar's taf ne hulk vealers to nackers $18 BOPIS TA. o: maving upward to $14 24 by bo } $4 6545.10. canners. ° 8 Z | rT Sheep-— Receipts. 17 000. fat ‘en “a tost!s ‘o bic Bigher; natives larce’v *\”" some lighter few chalice held e@ercur - eutle mostly $9 60@10. good ashing Bina $14. choice NWevaGes held abi feeder iathe slow weak bulk sheep eteedr, fet handy weigh’ & a3. | Catile—Receipa aii'y estes heifers, 33° offios 2° hoa eee ab te 44 588% $12 St ewes, $5.7 Stages of the Rivers. Pittsbure, 6.9 feet, no change, Cin- cinnat), 11.3 feet. a fall of .9 of a foot: Touisville. 8.8 feet, a rise of .5 oi a foot: St. Louis, 46.1 feet. a fall o .2 of a feot: Cairo, 12 feet, a rise of 4 of a foot: Memphis, 6.3 feet, a fall of .2 of a foot: Vicksburg, 13.4, feet, a fall of .4 of a foot; New Or- | ead 2.4 feet, a fall of .4 of @ foot. FAULERK Ral T—Keae $1.95: % barrels, barrels 5 caske $11) ap IN AT as Home grown, 40° per box loose SQUASH——Nome-grown Hubbard. bn POTA TOES—F me- “it pwn 8 Rer > t©@ oo ° vy ha! bOr to G0c; i liome-aroen S159 to nd The to $1 fer poor per bu box TURNIPS—Home-grown, $1 per bu box 40c to 5Ue per dogen bunches Fruits. ALLIGATOR PEARS—Florida. $7.50 per orange box APPL, eC aihoun Coltunty bu basketa, gr mes and other varieties, 75 to $450. home-grow: —_ ‘ec per pound APP! Ly Ps Michigar 1 hrelonpe ne baske c ANTALOL i Et— Hone rrown tu Coloradse. GSc for fiat: st an la! 2 ® Callfornia cesabas. de« $i £0 to $1.75 \NBERRIES—C ape Cod. $5.50 per % cret SAPANE +e bampers oe es ‘OANU an per 100 In sacke $450 to $5 per PERS! MMONS — Alabama LEMOUNS—California ox GRAPES— Home-erowrn l- “ mee be ske? biack 49 to Tih Michi@en br eit to Sle per 4-quart basket, $90 to "305 > per ton — QER—Celifornm, $3.4 o BS pet “PEARS—Home grown, common green Ate ’ ye to S|] rer bu twee ‘s | 7% to Bo ’ nu lii'nole earber PE ACH EG— Mich ran v ‘ }eoOn* $2 2 pa \s A ‘gio Produce Elsewhere Tt Sent 2] 11 140) Peer Pe a, run ve and dressed —. Peta’ oee— Weak ’ S ehipmentis e fires. 32 % @ABc; ord'nary firete Bept. 21 —Poeultry—Alive, un e ANS SaAa CITY. Me. Sept oi ~~ Putter } «ges Do'atoes anf povitry unchanged _7+®---- piill sto? fe. t bran $34 gar shorte $34 75. Rrar -*e + ‘ ‘4 har \eran ew ° eur midcliings S'1f Wh te TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY setter; color. orange ane . white. elt @ eye sore: rewert 7149 Wee moreland Grive; Cabany 7544. What Women Have Done With the Vote Many mere men, to say nothing of the women, will be enlightened and interested in the sum- ming up of the results as shown in this article. Good and Evil From the Earthquakes For a we have heard of the vast de- struction in Japan. Out of the havoc is emerg- ing a more geese feeling and plans are under way for a bigger and better Japan. Senator Smoot Plans. for More Taxes—Rome’s New Ellis Island, a Red Flag to John Bull—France, M is ing—Taxing the “Poodle-Petting’’ Opera-Goers in God’s Part in Labor Disputea—The Navy's Ne The International Horse Race—Why Men Fin toons, and Charts. September 22d Number—On Sale Today—All News-Dealers—10 Cents What People Think of the Doctors The result of an inquiry by a member of the Chicago Medical Society. The Hard Part of the Hard Coal Settlement Now that the strike is settled, temporarily at least, the public anXiously looks forward to see how much is going to cost it in the way of increased prices for coal. For this reason, ‘this article is enlightening. Caesar—The Path to Security for France— tress of the Air—Deaths Among Women Increas- Georgia—The New Testament in ‘American’ — w “Silver Whale” of the Air—Topics of the Da d Joyin Fishing. Many Interesting Illustrations, Car- From Coast to Coast, and Gulf to Lakes. ‘t amuses millions nightly. In every city or town where good pictures are flashed on | silver screen, “FUN from the PRESS” is : welcome weekly visitor. And, 4s The Literary Digest reflects the acrious thoughts of the nation, so does this rollic king little reel mirror its happier hours. It contains the choicest gems of gaiely from the country 8 yremier journals and jokesmiths, the time- fiest topics, the brightest" banter, and the fun “EUN From the PRESS”’ Is the Nation’s Funfilm niest varns, all selected newly each week. And the nthe verv’best of all this sparkling mirth is animated into cartoons, a constant flicker of fun each ending in a riot of laugh- ter. Ht is the celluloid criterion of American humor and wit. If you enjoy clean fun look for the sign, at all leading theaters, of FUN from the PRESS. Produced by The Literary Digest. Distributed by W. W. Hodkinson Corporation. It is a mark of distinction to be a reader of The jiterary ees EMILY POST’S ETIQUETTE— compiete book on social ceages that ever grew The most between two covers. —Chicoge FUNK & WAGN Tribune ‘The Blue Book of Social Usage” Selling 1,009 copies « week! soesee in users tions: $4.18, wet At every Bookstore a . | ALLS COMPANY, Publishers, 354-360 Fourth Avenua, New Yor — peers Rae Re ed | eae — ra Maer bell Bie Daniel Duckley runeral fund y. Tete, dg . gy —6of her da ter, N. Twenty-eeeond BA. Peter and Paul’ Tih, at o «a. m, thence ory. Paulie Cemet Lhe Entered Inte naielil oy. loved 4 husband ot May barge, inae Poli gaat father of soe “oa Mar ibeother, Grother-in-iaw and Funeral from Croghan funeral a wwe Bvenue, Baturdey, Rept. 2. & to Kpiphany Church, thence ‘36 | Oma a Cemetery. ee Ons naan inte rons a *"Punerel Arthur | Cond, dear mother ef Ambrose | oiety-fire? year. . uneral from on watery ain ancthes'‘er avenue. et 0 a. m.. te va. nagucey “Ae. sa 2 the ‘ ” late | Albert © Bovis. tinnte uo Jonna oa nd 7 it. Kier oo a 7) corgn*? third ye _ aid es . a! on y. +900 ¢t f; pA, legenhein irda deny Crate: kee eteeet, to Missour! Sideaaaey, «) DAT—m t. 19. 1994. at Bumemit. NW. J, Nathaniel Day, hasband of Mary Cone: (a7) lin thr oe NHRAM—FEntered into a ** 20, 1923. at OBO es. mm, 7 nbam. helowed hushand of Iiscke’ (nee . our dear brother eff brother-in-law. Live notice 8 of : funeral inser Croghen« unéertaxing parior, : . chester re FEST —-Satdenis. © Me wpe nig a Williaa remal man Pelt lice (7m bir), b be Saloved ‘uadand | ‘ my it Congo met Funerel ” Miesourt Orematory Aamo Ag at ceekeCe Patered ite rest on day. 19. 1923. Mrnet reich, leeich, dear brother of dear untie, brother at the eras ber teal were hereary Stren. nt ges Le ie Piano cr RIA: ite yep ee *. * * . r “ Pa ° ° : = * oa: ~ yee Ne “— i , SPE eT AS os Riga Sie teste Scene Rey eet Samat Ree TEE aOR eae RM MENERRT atice MUM ui” rt eat NS he ee ate ‘ : < oN Rs : ¢ Fe EP EG a ee 4 age ga, ~ ew GR ders pete tee np ee a ri ein a m a ae YD idgin MES ale ena Na ee RT ES, 22% 0 laa “as Somaine ae nee af 3 eo. tm Beterdey. Sept. 23. a

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Enoch Louie OFT -DISPA Ht POR one aaa DEATH NOTICES RECEDING PAGE. , PERSONAL “BRICKLA Y’G & | BRIG3 KA YER—See me before wo a Ww. ‘Reich 72 80 Urcor , 119M _TUCKPOINT'G _ ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. i@tting y our aM om (84) "| MELP WANTED—mEN, BOYS MiN—CGat_qumnl. Wilh Tasha nd 4p m. HELP WAWNTED—WM™EN. Bors | 2808 Eads SF, PT EME ST CANVASSERS as —- MLA - > “er as $ — tT Fin ¥ _ ee be a , 4 F RIT TEMBER ; einen at ' oan Menda >. O' a’ between ] MAN—-Elderiv. for garage retuired 4 Bastrn «ay BO} a xperienced om operating ng Elliot s etenc!. | —__Lutting machine: 00d pay 300 N. Mam BOY— RB: Zn. meat. about 15. office. B15 BLS Vv ainwright Bidg. ( for at to help tn bake aa i iAN Young. x Speck Confectionery. 4 ’ With tenia Ft = io deliver —-1 years oid and anats: ’ 41 night ee das larket Ri OOK. { , o08t ; jenday ! x—Fip ; SOLICITORS pe (rrand L735 en wav BOLIC ‘TOR 3 anc atliuer, ari . or . a an bent ‘> jewelry con cars must come Pine « arTug estore a aston factory > work $1 - sly 5s. 4th. work drug store dog Plymouth anc Hoediamont bones , rs . eRe te Appl) Poet mea *h Pa PARTNEL eer; fy? tc anc daily . is ale abe _ ana ¢ Persona! Sic line Ou! -of -iotwn Sun Adoption dati; ‘3 ea 40c line Sun ; wou house wireca , ecaneriy with . li 0 : _ 5801 bOe if wor Sd0c Wan : u rience: ‘-LOWwn. daily, 3iéc. — * *» ~ prer (c Deimar 20° rg nm : iz 30: 3p bee y; S light star. MSTRICT MA or ot tien se . ee: cs SALES in ‘ etic Hoon PAR‘ NED! hese wry desir. PARTNER 7 S “a7 a» * 7 times daily. daily ‘should new er be fed tr }not feed fish or Chicken are dangerous and 8mooth knuc kie . — —— oT your doe ‘OUnK tan to jearn attery one ont dog, ind f ult and Gal immediate! 3136 meee ' . ; . ; ‘ ee a ee res — Bhnouid BOY — wii. about 16 ir drug ' “ore. Bu. mw. to 6 1 Tpelmar SUBSCRIBER (b recipe Tor Wwattfies Tiour x teaspoons Bod Of «@ T@ASpPoor! milk, wolk of C866, and Dutter Mi. Eredients ade 'vYolks of CR Es s eS —We id o> : ins A RIGHT tiona!) grat ok ec in New York — Cla! Saaelon howeve "Rane Ken Schoo} locate a “Na paper publish- “Finan- there, © nor news N ie is publien ea hein Butler in Irrothers ic®8 id TAC te Ninth North tery A ao HAULING “al north anc +? oat ; ns . {IAN .—The D avid Ran- of Mec nhanica Trades “pened for work Tuesday ‘Sept ~ DT MBELI, -—When the mark is Quoted art 000002 1, there are Sic ome home o te million If it ig quoted es OR IM MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES at 00000002 ' could obtain one ; 7 CONCRETE Divan - ieracistomr sat million marks for 2c ily oa. B —The aut You to take in £0ing from Varrentor Mo DeSges harles, ottley pute. Went ille Foriste}] and eae Warrento, JOE.—An easy mecthod remo ing grease Spote from a Bae Klove Consists in immersi nhe the separ: Parts for se, era!) 1 A was Ve, heated te sar This lve ig t« ; j f six 3 of causti: B0da and , Parte “Wate These pieces , the fixed Parts of thes wel! brushed with ¢] rinsed iy work 5k) té Th . d VER = GOW] : ; ‘ s) XPRESS Bo aa If (nes vi epter: Chariens ‘aries and « in-law, gp: ands, Y Cal (6 . Galiy Gelivery service Cole nome aati 4 M. the: write Vi -4 : a iuul add eas A’ piehse “aif re . 5 yf BO’ -Brigh _ S00 Opporr 700) Silk F PERSONA’ im «(ff Olice a Ope par Sime a i Belief: Wai 4a ite bem ha a jo>ting hovwse: - “ary Wanred. rencerd (sar —Exper Waish Motor Bldg omoblle route for St. Louis through Dardenne right a CLMonE—o» at 4:30 p. n Lob ll apes ‘heved Gaughier o* Aftiiu more ines Tie Vord ‘a Herma and Leula)) (alitno me BTanddaughy:« uUnMeral fro, h* 1445 Hodians ii? “oe : ; os /,GRARAM Ay Th ; © at lS a > usack). wido Gear mother. »+ Ward A _harie ©. Grabas. Gea: k Wednesd,» ening >| anc white ©“VOK thie anc serve waftie iT or stove ana / N— Young. handy “a & Bree Casket Co. 1406 Hogar | MAXK—B xXpertenc ea tO po iy ~ ye : } I ; change tires enn nc a ean ; - , nd house N—FElxperidneed window \ , u _ 0 my ’ a hOS Eads av. between 1 anu office is " { ' isonestiiodl | MATTRESS MakERe— “Bi Lguis Felt” and Bedding (c. {OR S. 17th. | . MA TTHESS ETITCHERM perienced eek!: mun rier Rley*l* work a goo Prices gel fshop: no ( unio Oe i cCanabie gf or work wire = - B. re . ps . a — Co. RO E ww bas oie ain, Wholesale “notion house: MEA ATOUTTER R— ADDI 4808 Olive unity for adv anc emrent Ciarh, gee re KC entur’ “State me ee o tohange HO N 12 eth (ch A‘T ny a = « ; . oo ana advertiming agency R—E =e os Pr omeree 34 =) em u OG 6Cham 1dvancemen: Bo> Tus a VTTs (c) 2? Ser eran 7 nh Wany are Sli a : e * ¢ , Po a , te : ‘ Cae en = ard Appts - . | CE: SA Les the Tr? | ; reaiery i* , “ 421 0 De Imax | — Sk inker cc t Reliew vue and Bt taniey. ett 412 ' , ol . " re house Nes “Mr Ih ver ~ 2820 S' a — education Co., High schoo Hardware v" ward oO! iti bs si be ve s fie liasne: of ; oS eudaitelen ligh UlLINE st middie-a, “aged runs & middie. aged. and OT “ “Mint: tr + live 2606 Locust ak @rvy pi re King stead: vi N. Breadw ay MEN— Strong machine DP ry ‘ Iryr te PRINTING AND ADDRESSING BETTI ; Marie! + ¢ : SH: vi Wiasonic oe Wieetings £ 745 & nied — to wore _ 20 th ie al to run at Eo N— Young anc trains iong Young Drice . ‘?T) ick acces. ioe} FRA TERKA L NOTICES ee rie are Sigi Mad ee). BUTS «€ Ayer! highwayr ~»s Fe — moving 1\i ne ‘To for Apply Appl lreriene pa’ \— S02 an DIPPERS—Experisenc Cce.. 202 8. Main. DOIPPERS Shog, er rooc 0 mark quotation board : office: rood pay —spatch. UESMA \— ® W bing ith ~ DUS ems. i.egufiman Aife Lar = I> " 7 ) La’ .- . . , - - ee Hox } - | an ; : , mu P : oad : + “ * —_-_--———_ . P 7 n @ vw nings must be eX Tent & Awning —enera: office: et erm Diey ment: ¢-Di »Peich E R—ws me Cac’ #s ’ | sa ¢% “y . . i +> " . — Pee . eee ~ — _ ' . Fas, Meta vs = « , a kt TYS—Two, by imarTge corporatior t bad (ee Ber > - : “y Dove } | © 60 parts Post - — Post -Tdis 3 : ‘ = 4 ‘cal 6 es Se1> SS ee Rene a ns bengine, and ERS~—fietl sa bee SA LESY a private family. Ta thllbes SEALED PROPOSALS promos! authoct; e omving. pac tion, @ little at a tO. CieiBl @: - {y yT “ame are Tit a ‘ after eacn Ths ei perienced AVe@nwude a Ss, ' eo , ‘ i tiie mar ; : : i roi Dn ie om ‘7 | Bes Y. heey ‘Counts nde pa TD member ' » ha : ‘ ’ ' J j : ‘ i? ‘ ‘ 4 , ’ : 'T ; i 5 : ; ; ; . by ; : . a hk . : ; PE : = ry ; : Pin a ; bPa re OF 24h DALE ‘— ft" hy ™ ood. with ” fires rst- p n a asst imartc ; Co peterences. ¥la Cai : Saturday te Omectes,” ruci express 7" SHE i? i—A Dp . viUmbDian ht ~ — REP = Louis tie nce e j : : . - _ LESMEN \ Cine, Ter i ——i ate ealar: 7 entailed muincuntmmninann — . cleft, Bux MEANEMAN ght Forwarding Lisnher on coats Gis Crt ation With . c One ac of hou V Post -Die setecicnitind merienn.4 ae for an 4 ~-¢ -XPerrencert OT SA LES ME N & live 6 Sra. . Forest : Vaihallia Cemet lietiicinasinsihe Dictiemeniiiiae aD aos? _ Fs ey, : ; : aX} ~~, ent : ; - ; ; t ‘= : on ’ dhe . ™ ANT) HOUSE EMAID—Twe oni *IDe- - Hoftma: Bien nN rm) . le Fores: 2580. S115 Lids ~konts | } tae: ‘ 7 — “9 ar trmert “Tand Laundrs 5044 _ Law or i LE “K— Experience . Lie 1p ‘hee Hele, ' eye A ND JE LL ‘OOK me@yonnaise and Salad Slate nemes of pas ? " Age mer mo :V E LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the Bt. Louls Bar Association } vs ine sun AIREDALE— —~ lant Natne ack 1 ear ; Trew Yilve S287 __ {cbs STOVE REPAIRS BR: INZE —laog =U ‘pound PAC y 4°, Be eo. N° Dp v . eho’ one, Eivccas ‘613 ln Oli. 3 BRA 3 ER a ot Pp CO it alZ Le “LOVe renaei: 6. ~ * SE -ADED BAG—i br red Cc WALL PER —as xeeulince GIRLS Rie t Paper Box (o. a. iw ASHER—7. on Tea Wa) DRAPERY SE WERS| lence) oa Z00 | Work: good pe ra a) AN’ rj I Ziegenhel: ‘a * from o to New ‘ herohee a> “incinna. } al NING, and ufacture a MORE NY} A BOR ER S--- 5 oe wm }) @7Ti? 1 862° Cot) ; jae Bou Nelson Roofin _ © ee gr BILT FOLD—Los: nc key probably n 4s > ing. reward B Horn 534 BR OWN MIN] 1] a “~Hito Theate: Tancd rit Rewar COMtalning cas! PeASONE Ou ©0 Frisco train Nelson. 4517 Ww lance Ser BLE! heral fron 9 2654" Gravois app TRO Wack. : Ver we : fabs Pun “ay Pap! f ' 70008 Sou thpor: RY. AN ANTE D—EX. AMIN ERS “Miudd¢ a 45 I You Lenicj e ida Renick aw } Tiday asangy the” j & ays, rH} - Loved fun of Feils Reni We Mit Carrigan, br) “ ; . @ ’ » : " . ‘ 4 i a 4 ¥. fi ? to es . _ ‘ we r : m: , , = . ” Eh se-43. = ALES M.A N—Geod tive metic and tofies ia lac Bal rewa: é eye ALE SMAN—¥ ,4 arctnrny ilanty to sell ee “ate in detall eaies com Opp. ret ie) ity t& LDC G— lsomt Cle Ftol PATENTS OBTAINED, Ac ~ ~€ TBO }us5 earn *' 4.080 fy ork. Call $23 + learn » soe making. 3842 Laclede PERA TORS—o, Dr x a ered iz 30 or TIARRR ~ Rent 19. 1923 »: . Gear father ‘a louis = * Gear @'enslether and unc year. —- rt prentic Lindel! v 2. HOL STERER of doing highest ¢}; » TRORLIC HT-DUN and wages. + 1+ at. , if ; ' ; , - ree : = seine Sala A — pe? && es. ex 3446 EMPLOYMEN WANTED € : ' lines oF = : TRIC1IAaN—‘tMun 3 ene pe LER, "ust ¢ ‘ee : Funeral from Sra re ter, 108] Alien Batu a he cP ine Bod agate ee cso 22. at 2:30 ; ukerment : S and g. WStnesday eveniz ss! ~~ St. Louts daily, $e, ~ s* - . st : ° - °, " ™ -_ — —— - , 7 , i : ’ : . ‘ ' * ’ ; m. “4955 — 30 peo meen S130 ; “ > it* nendas ‘orest 640 ie ~n ? vy = ‘ " . : 4 : j . ‘ j . ; wiv! Hboun sé litheea ‘'e€e datly #r AEWVER oend 0 th applying w ONT rT S80) an recommendalions 5 ene our dear bro: {bers Cee COPIE Dro: ie li une MilCié bane 14 5508 v it? Bi! Sidney 9 a? and a Avsly a 509. Tent. Famous-Bar- 0 Ms . Yale BSchuma.: »! fu ] ‘ward all Biteet Sa inday Sept old Ss! rs ij ' Lery BMi@liiber ©8813) from the eramec m.. to porter, for smal box . Post-Dispatch hand. re @b.e man l\epet. hi HELPER —Sit Ca ei perience I ? rer lille e r . vo ~~ SA VEOCTi ey C zi PR vract u Sead ‘ CABE La f: iG 43514 Ma: yland : ai i j fk Inv : ; . , : ‘ - ; v.oTrec Bvucc references del) MITSIC at } hiue beat eg " dy. Rowe lath f Thomas PAR ac 4. and Aifred WH ‘ightmays v dea: ~ Wedne brother randfathe: &! ea Kre néfe: hes Poet Dispa te — 826 brother-iy is» ‘ae age of 7] POCKET BO »0KS— @3 Saturée, (Ween the Iron Chapel. 2-7 ‘ard. to Beliefont ai: Le Diered Int: rest o7 » William a Wood. bejo- Wood and Ge Ll) \ ae end — yea: residence Bunde, Be; Mertient in thea? D (Bor i zed Deri ent depar tment: d ligent work o23. Wightma » Thomas A Fox W Wightman. Gee. M“ ial; nesday., re Sey ; = MAN—W ith - od covering gir girls, | furnish box fax fe J p h c \ eR —_ - ung ett Jive enced Fa man-Jose box ‘est: fident Phone L rr Lam se) ve : Bv0G referegve ‘ — ne ef an G@nc be ; or t? C300 — ra VACl ETTE. ‘SAL . Cry . j — — o ’ FURNITURE MAN ra S—Exm rie need. I CTa? rr #7?) 4° uItTure 4 ,i . | Br : . Dt CHER. Ww ANTE ID Se; : aa | ee “Slia@iah:: se Noe _emetls vy from th pi. bouiev er nee ( exper bv tiol -cie¢ connie _ Home hight f- Delma: SA A connection is open { *S itiaii. c ~~ ‘* of serv! with a rewuteen * earn $5000 or over. ZN Rroad aoway. i WANT EX SALESPS Men and \ s "Gd help in Stock; salar $55 Apt geod >Ppertunity for boleh > Union Young man Sox F.24¢ : ike fc F, ; @ shipping ang “work Urn ; One « ‘6 expe +. tal CLI BLOAc + Toadwes VRKE . CHAT PFRUR— it éo Sutside «= a (estnu lenced “AD \E Rite. : leaning ‘. i filted ¢ brindle Pull . ‘He end Pe, 2 orsy the bi sCrew 48) ivania urn O reward Caban FJ ; ng S$. ' ' whi - R782 tal: ORESSMaxi RS] ‘ | cig and NG—MILLINERY "Sliia i 2 P iy iz fancy ® venue “he Ben nm. : Orestes om JTRID Pe Li Ppl: Locust at ae YOUNG Man 72] yearea old C-labie firm a ave acd \ ~~ lis abi. ri a ~ Lot mo Ss eh ee Ss0nie Geper ‘de u “ . Rete j HELP WANTED | INSTRUCTION and M, Ph, itary haird: f Ve tiie Sea uty u . 4 “S6e5 e oa ¢#, Voor TURNERS Make Uring wal © time iis ve furnish at and deliver I Ure and Sho extra money ‘tern ing sn hm OCk cut 'O size ‘hone or Call Amer “CASe Lo.. oon é¢ Sf) otc hour; union arr 2 ave. Frank eae (c4) “| MAN N — Wy eSiminster Laundry “aj in need of Work best 0” f refer ens ce U0 K—;, °n Dpestry. Sia, resia rant riette CU0OK~- Box E i%4 “ee luncl SIND coves AGdress J A mothe: and “Jeeaie Zinte| od dear ~ yom VA" bp Memoria ~~ tu ~ Bokd agat e Duap.ay Hor “ . DORI ERS—Ca l rr —_ bea | $0" | Be ‘A € KE 2 16. —BStt oo Ww ashing: beaetry real Suen me y bial Bondstr re ee Tuesday, Oper a hants sURnCH Ge! V\ @fhenr , employ es J Weilc « Addreas Th uchougueit - vbvelery ia@a@y = > a ~~ a ’ ad Tr wi 54 BR bh id ——.._ UNDERTakers eset HOME “Ting busi. by Pra&Ctiga | th ed. The independ. 4 ; : ; —— rt ' ©alalom Mole, . een ii e a ee , : if 7) YA, a5 . Trade Schools e “etree: rter Sa . Sun NEVER send . in app! ving Re AUVERS “agher #rou.d ommendationg | cars fer fur , oan YOUNG ww oe See teens 1, Pian spaces nas: ue da na riens ae AFing in wrrocery and mea lor raining «ve. Registered War ®'Gac) positior wo! itliiable referen I iSpatc! MAINTE NX Piant or factor atina machiner: is reasornatl es } ~OR Gear POS Lions re@e@ fh @ae Schoo CON pet en: aH Post - is 4 i¢ } ' t NERAT,. “"3@l tmogit in Wer Sle iiOnhar ) "i refriger oi for Job for -Dis —— Years «a? age. ta Spery mn reel trade relatbie AO MAN—Sir in ‘ge ads {7 operat 8 Stearn, ana Box Y¥-106 P 7 (sp references Bomont 77 3 WEP ‘DE are ADD Ger — ~ on . ——— _ 1617 Morgan 1e8) ‘sell o ai 7 1 _— ER y oung x Orx RESP EE *’ lobe TA witli . " Sl(e@acdcy ae AUTO MECC) it iret-c) Prue “Dply ng t= Straid of ww, , ‘Youne man. ia-jo snow Ford and Geller-W ar. ried Be . Pveferr. ! a ®4iary iat ‘ ' ; /ihOls wn 450) relfere: : : , JUD - ' tt LERK 1-409. Post Dis have réelerences AUTQ| PAINTER. Washingt, Ge Sé#lesman. (LE RK—Muer~ 1519 Leo . ef oollege privileges ay | BAK ER— SITOR—6j, or handy me wood worker Will Wa! ker, MAINTENANCE Oe © teers ing tors iiabts le — »- e ver ¥-310 _Post. Diepa t, MAN Riera: or tifve™ ver Work Ww arfiel a Vinge! MAN ait. 2 os years oid Wishes position as maint enhance man. 6 years mec mantoal ex- perience SAWN ‘. Sth ot. . “entra! 5a (7) PAINTER—8i many \eare e©perien “shes work by Gay or COntract. bes: referen ee 27 “14 Ma disan EF; - : . y ; = _ : 4, — =. Si Lien with TMEAT Rican waa tate and Oko" ure « — “Ga Maken foo | = : OF appain Rent BUSINESs CARDS ATOURS— Tena 5 | $08 reat Benes x ‘ ’ : tier tie JA an _—— = _ ~ . ene — a a _ CEMETERIes Laure! Hill Senetery (MA AR WEL. TON PARK, PER ; To hs, Le@uis* fi, 4520 ar UNnN@S¢ic4a* ne en Diumb Mmerer ake ‘c@ ® 2-0 vears DY Sisark m9 ating age and salary Post-Dia (c89) | Vout JB years of age h 5 | | “ m Ar ep itn Block; Salar . . Rood Oop ia 4 YOUN, man f +.) *\ a rvs ~- + ‘i ‘ N Pa KF A App'y i ’ #60 r] @ m (rench _ bloc . BARBER For ~ 7 Box Y. cLaranice © an. ~ : BARBER ieed 8S ted in S00a worker 267 : Bou, b western 18 tr of age Ser i. se w e8ale hounre ‘ancemeng LEATHER ¢1 R—Exne periencea Outenla Apply 315 Co.. lene (c6) . ust “Gk Leather OT = Teh ie) iro xo TYPE Us of su ie Eo. MM ~- S’hal) office TOCUN ; MA N—Bit el Be then eVenin i — pt eoeghh articles is The prom of rought uick , V Ost - Wants. college student "desires man experienced. +, @hything @mbitious " write J : ' R “ert W tre sagt Dispeteh cee — = m3 ate Me : , 4 years’ genera! | BENC a HAND of ee wt ledae —_ «bh B _echoo! BOOKK EEr ER— ass hou " Tre American a eho t beck keep. eifter. | througt 1S patch Ho! “SEGIRL- —— Mit 2 , Romany 23 — Ourees onter ~ a. a » \ SKEEPER Er; ” » " * . ~~ a3 _ ot adults em bloved HOU SEEKER} ER Rit Guire at 2ROOA By BOY—T%. « ork in Tth bits 4 CARPENTERS | & BUILDERS av be ~~. ‘4 2o8@ for hes Da Bix L. del! ep * tonal 3319 CA i 5 and bli... fenere! sitern Rite Be RE _ rt : : **Taces A Ou tu mother | Vincent *> a — Se a ‘@) 7*ars old ~~ ei { OT ie ea! . Mehece ascents » 14 tt i

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 99 NVASSERS AND sc LICITORS For new and commission Vall ondny. 9 o' dloe kK. ; A424 a _herok j Cc ITORS—To bell ©eoal on Srand Leow 9021 Fyier, gan6 hw as | 1CITOR—Man or woman f or j na adjustment Company bos Av ‘. ergeDa tice —_s T PA RTNERS wai Ww tal —Refinel : t S00 ins estmenti, ‘a / butter t + RTNEK Wid —Lady ~ nese: With S38000 to “s700) mate ie f desired Hon Y- 100, Post. - Dig, [RTNER Wid —t nusual op buns ran VV th $1000 ; s real estate oye; ner: = to nn — . SA LESMEN WA q ‘ ¥y * sim aoe Le > FP mt Dispa . pos . hic neay ite o071 a] an a " Te we SUA A : PIANO S \LESM ust Capt able of ’ ~~? een’ aie OZ SAL. ESMAN—Reliabie man ~ Fyler, a PRNIT RE ISALESMEN tees = - P| 7 _ mI my Ride Sarees Crea inaP ie Der at Rood tea \ ALS ALOT Ree RIDE DH who nemt Posit opening : WMatit te mins cet we CONROYV'S. 1100 9 TIRE EALESMEN— With | | following. Call H. G B A : A ae. he ¢ ADerienced SHOK SALE SM AN—H "48 3 RMA N—With small ing or ; isiness live 95°2. in "ADeTI ence Louis Apetel resdway Sales PaAITY } ; * ager, na 1608 Boss to help y Pe y Swift roe va ~The : he ree se, : ing a {fered 17) Avtomotile world: our Md jinstructions make ling only « Box | ¥-2°4, FP Tic LHAME N= PA his ith produ oh our « immer hecinner wn le 317-318 Bank PR idg., re | Stay in the rut? operative S750 firnt Grand ww line of e round vroposities ‘oO Chuach st., AL car LESMEN molicitatior Ot). Ls AT.SME x— res for lubrica ethers: 0 ie { ehed % to fayvetie ua Ll ALIS M AN—Bie be made jenn Liment part time | bank, ‘IONA pest rvs can . ; neta ALESME N—Specialty, whe are wl vetier an,’ able to produce ead money: also country territors Wietoria Bidg Al. PSM \-— To sel] ni l; supplies — et ary and ox €+-61. Poaet-Dieoar AN —iFoun 2 man between 71 & " ma Call on druggists and phvreictag pertunity for @ 400) N and « LESM eN~WM hu ' Th Uaiit’ WitBin aye as , ra for a nat oregen val ; mh its own ho Pnliance-= "all 1110 Arcade. IALESMAN Experien ead, for our cle state references and : fi ral letter Jer patron's ALESMAN—To aniend Gd of Se ” ell a special those calling on can make ,aree __ Por’. -Disnatch, City; educated: may cadnnec tion with national bank tnt hew bank eavings Insurance plas. = Le Post-Dis. LE a = ee eee , GIRLS t-class. off | te, _—-————= actical experience heat: state iLife, Box )'- ments. Youns lady, ‘e operate E}- Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills, 612 s. ce-Stis shine App. —WOMEN. GIRLS) 230 and WALKER PAPER 2 8. Eighth i =D ; Girls in all I depart- : BUSINESS WANTED neat ‘(BY wTp.— ——WOMEN, GIRLS TYPIS STS—Experienced o operaa- ' GROCE “RY Wtd.—First- and | ors; must be rapid and ac-; ~~ ANY BUSINESS SOLD curate and able to quickly read | QU ICKLY FOR S pont “AS SH poorly written names and ad-| 1w¢, YOU HAVE A BARGAIN = Wt dresses : good salar Vv adv ance- , hay a patie a , a oil 7 we hate ‘ment. OLIVER OIL GAS BUR- [28,2808 for Toomine Houses, "Contec |'NER CO., 710 Market. LINDELL 666 | WAITRESS AND COOK—2860 ass, Ss. | ONE LINDEL(. (C4) | BUSINESS INVESTMENT CO., 3630 Union. | (cS) pert lenced. and tc) oe ; a counter ig & Graves. ‘3 . j —* «*- - - a > — ___ BUSINESS FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE BUSINE $S—Go04 j new and used _ cars _Box JY-103, P.- — 2 WAITRE Ss ‘in Neat Il to 8, Hotel Cheetnut. WAITRESSES—E x perienced. a! s Apply at once. D ab “) Washington. a WOMAN—To SU to 40. pnt SN WOMA: N—To ~ thoroughly St. Louis, a nf (6) ile -L) check food in ki tchen: Apply Hmilton work in (cv) | , eral years; wonderful opportunit; age) Dosiness ts established and up te Hotel. (em) Stancar®: am forced to me. sinaii roa —— Ta cust st. Rox Y- 83. _Post-Dinna 4°4 I’r mm. as . BAK ERY —tTr » fine dist WOMAN—F, clear ge. half dav ; . location doing fine business. 3064 Cast ce ng. half day, Saturday. Aug Jau: jes Supply Co. VYOMAN—To car for children yee me RY AND BULL. ‘DING— ea te an 360 N or ‘North Side; white tile shon: with B ‘ . ‘ a\ h oven and coi mp ete ba MA N—W hi - 9 stat Tent. ree: idene ~ . rJ iVi We for general house we = | OTS; rece! pts a\erace Tite c6) NELPER—Diet kitchen . b ary. ba rnes Grocer) highways Liospita ROD SEGIRL.- ne, Forest HOUSEGIRI —Experienced. Beit; Del mar 1ASPL HOU SHGIRL— wh. te. housework. HOU SI Ik L rork: no , ° white ry. Conrau s 600 47000 _reteren es. t 462W Dy pood wages, ‘ keeper i6 , 4207 w ayrer ~—White: to > af®sist m Gi ‘and “nT “iM. . washing. — MOU SEGIRI, Or womar. for ger N. Broad: vay. “D) Lousework 4300 iia HOU S sOTRL Whi te, no la undr’ Cali C abany Hol SF. ‘GIRL—For general h mus ore erences 4°24 Me ely ille. Caba ys = ee — hov SEG GIRi-—No cooking. no wash! ironing; $25 month. 6872 Kingsbury. fl. west. (ese | HOUBEGIRL—Goolane and Oh 4a rst- a’ ) nice family: refere; en. Dex F’-2 > ‘ "as e. PERSE aperien ed. ~Mod- ‘fi. Ma ic} - Expe : pIrPrP ERS “0160 ml office: (= ” os Call Forest ¢ “6789. tod) ioe Bear a 4s007r Wor ~ Apply 4221 nave bates 1B HOUCSEGIRL—-To anaie: Wedown 99W: Rp ng: must go ; ‘artford phone experenced "i fo) yy 6% 23h wh ng: Cc, : aisle Sy at > nan: Dua! Waterman. ie highwa) . he hes we 3 HOU SF GIRI nl xper enced: mu SUH 1 for maa. r i3 ' fi ; references Lavclanne. ic a Dp ) i ‘ebany HoT "*SEGIRL—E xperienced 5, oO ook La . Forest. with first-class references. ite » "wo! or “3. Ki ne . referet Forest SORU. references. 5153 Ces. red HOV SEKE FPE F nal in tasni ’ Ridnev 41% TER; 34. DBA } Huot SEKE Bi R—! a = mota@igen ho oner A A ET , : a Perr nee _ ey Lizig- | White Delmar; must P talephone Cabany 7606. B00: . F ” glu aresseu, ’ \ -. sa!l- (5) wav HOURE _— t-—- Middie-aged motheriess home: 3 children: lad for sma.) “dell A be experienced ; : U.l 4 ca. WPS Weetm AND HOUSEMAID—Two experienced girls. 2580. wae Fenced: white preferred ; good home: Grand BRING GIRLS- Goud. "Paper Box Co., . 2 Dae 202KA Frankiin av HOUSEMAID—Cabany 7504. _™moor oor place. HOUSEM SEM AID— Retere: n at 4457 McPherso > sagittis HOU ‘SEWOMAN - hore. _Cabany 7 HOU Sk WOMAN—Housework : elderly ; couple emp! loved: food plain p.m. 411A N Sarah. A A et ttt cams HOU SEW OMAN—Reliabia White * experienced, to do downs ctaios Westminster pi. Forest 75. ‘Cc , idndet?. 2) : ree wages +e references 1724 le llow. — 5115 4°07. , a? “Ad. | (cv) steady. Cook 719 Frankiin. Tomnan ' cana — Colonial Restaurant, 19 S. ro dway DRAPERY SEWERS a rienced working conditions. oons off. GHT-DUNCKER, lileinemang £ WANTED—EXAMINERS middies: meacy work Herteog, New Era Shirt Co. AND FOLDERS—'s andr Chase sample and &Soru + ting Co. ell cigars: mm ems N. 108) i. - C Wash at. . and topper: Mfg. ©o.. ult Ohio f enced, _ tal. 3600 Ohio, “To he r 5860 . for light » ay Tork learn shoe maki »., 3642 Laciede. ced in either “office or 721 Pr home. light | Tia Foil way. General office work: re 7 S40 ’ . , =. at mn paper Cepartmen’ WOMAN—For Sood wages. pht. . 618 box Co., or outside work. — g nlghts Pht tor work goed homme’ ond, “wages. : young, for genera! housework and no Sunday wor! o. - Busy _~ 4 + te ~ Phoe n : tor cooking. Riso assist with : - Ar Ww s ced clos! ng ae - : earn ié. assist light and wages. to work b ber weet | fenera) bh os i hae why Wrap Window shoten in } Jeffereon, 2 ie : Or. "POT clean x Working mid nie genera! housework : ermal! pte 81 P25 esigate —— ey famil RY. town 3 edults required. ‘of 10. ree in fam Cel) With all conv en: ences: no Jaundry references _any 6810 ee OB PRESS FEE DER— Apply Genera! Print- Locust at} —!78 ee 1017 Morgan. = a TOR PRESS* F EEDER—Exper! e «96 6 ) : =F ist et | : Lr "1 ncec. LADIES FITTER AND hand; must furnish bes? of Croaby- Gray Shop. 1019 Locust st. LADY—Over rs aasist in “doctors o office. 2 month to start. 430 Chae Big. 7 LAD Y—Or gir , middle-aged. to do work and take care of children wil) stay on the piace Cabany — — i on good work; good pay; | Saterday. Apply fifth floor, aged women and good pay. pre- | '8o1 (c7) _ Hote, King's hi enway 547 AJ c a ss ¢ OG. 7) ~ Deim oR: 4 ie sTanay s° or scrubbing: $2.25 Mi!! Gravois and Morganford. LATNDRESS—-Good, st eady: Wednesday, Appl Satt ©3156 Mullanph; st. LISTERS & ¢t HEC KERS—On Lae Fanil Laundn ve Paper mY ee ™ a (Ce! sew on dcraperies. 4: 513 =« ive. 5) Monda ¥ Tt ced, irday v e. fariil,s suet have expert en 4939 McP! se ond £0 r. mens (cQOO) at 1G topper Mfg 2852 > Iinton, «5, experi en ed. An- 265. Law on. (cS on and “mangle. to WOrkK TT? R—Experiencac Hote) Statler Laundr MARKE R AND ASSURTER on a perien eA! nd Gry. 108 ‘¢ MILL [NERY WORKE RS 4 py *rai good on ae and ———.- ‘triammere: Very ood salary. - dumb waite u- linervy, 1416) W Aehington, (06) NURSE GIRL—small Saturdays _Vville. Cabtany BSOaW “\URSES—Practica). = y _tund, 2009 NURSEGIRI—tUpetaire work. referer Box _F-389. Post-Dispatch. (eh NU Rs Ss k— Experi enced. white. for &- vear- tO @s6sist with chamber work: ‘Dera! must have first-class persona! ref- Phone Cabany 8864. Gown ser ASSISTANT — —Gerrr OPFICE steady. O12 N. Grand. Ur ¥ ic a _HELP—For ner hoo! craGuate; Nm aeosett excel’ len! (089) . anceme:: A DD: Vv _ Grand 6PERATORS—On Union machines; to ingearn factory Giant-Bulcan. Wash ington i 7) OF ark makers on sents. for oS bac a 4¢Ts on pant and eeeaae | work shir Pyramid Cloth'ng Siar. 0 (eo) N. Bem of a ~ Apely_ Mr. OPERATORS ON MILL INERY Farmous-Barr. y Revera! {Oe } ’ va a ee tetrrnrreres * housew ark: small trimmers ; ; inery Ce... apnea nase Webster Loos W mee OPERATORS siationery a oh f obert Porer-machine operators on mens gar- Sth. 5th floor. (©) terse excellent svrround@ings; steady work. | covering girls. “to work BLEK CO., Manufacturers, 5004 Easton. a FT @chisishes’ j| De ee. ee crate ©. OPERATORS wool dresses; plenty of work. Apply at once. GROSS-FREED- MAN CQO., 1324 Washington. («6 Operators—Dressmaker's EXPE RIENCED ON SILK AND CLOTH hen WEEKLY GUARANTEES Lee L890 WEBKLY CASH BONTS 1621 eee WORK: FINE DAYLIGHT FAC- ecg, > ‘e) _ * : FISEMAN BROS. MFG. CO. ane "at. 1531 WASHINOTON. 8D FLOOR. (cS) in factory . 'o., _ I a utheran — experi Schieber oO lldren. en. 424 in bakery Imar on housewWwo. -ast@ate A } ae - =t)) ; ° ‘ fase. WOMAN—He! tao e, Protest a: nt, cE 1 "and to assist nera. e hkorne ts n Map! ev 20d mtcon efter a" nr. UU Gdle-aged: + : Me Er d — is oT tr ie ¢{ DAT? Bi SINE rt INVESTMEN office 36230 ‘ ive, we Test } AT “A S$7O ue ,ea mothers > #6 musev Ben‘ BAT TORY STATION Florissant: met estavl iss ied over and 2 Nin housework Can S#.a\ J VvAaBS for \¢ n?* ‘ Wg" WOMA AX—Whit ne; n apDar. ? ignts. Caba a >. Sea ; , WOMAN—For genera! fainiiy empilove home. Webster 945). Gale rd.. Webeter ur nouge work ; by ROC wages. row] Or address 624 Gi ne | (FTO es. %, ;) sr LOUIS eX. 708-7 o9 V TOT “a BOARDING HOU Ei od IA? bi ‘ Ridg WOMAN—By an . ooda house of 40.000 in 1 od, well-established dry in the m ost attraclive 4 Middie _ Wt est. aiage oor ld: en's x cear uD the ‘Sso00 or and ref ere! and past aor. vor fidentia! c14) ’ afactur: "2 a rand besemet' operate ki. ioit-F ishe r in Rice-Stir, lvih and Ww e ah ington ie ‘ 6 YOUNG L ADIES 1S years or older. light stock room work and wrappin packages: steady work: a F erent NE 7 bus? er) retiri ne. - { ONFECT ¢ for choois; cood SRS0 BOL Al) fs P CONFECTION ERY—Livivg reom: tow rent: between two factories and one show: tuo smaij for present owner 1539 N. Jeffer- son a. | CONFECTI shoo ss: Living rooms AY re Cat eas. Catho preferred: ; a perce post Apply 315 Washington. pea) YOUNG LADY—Prefer young lady 16 or to become permanent eesistart I . clean and rili ”“ _ * ” rer 145 Fone Me e6 pe a Et owner f desired CONFECTIONERY $1260 — $850 CASH, BALANCE IN 12 MONTHS | SS e corner, stoge or "] sales SSO up v rt real bar ga. WOMEN Bright: we have a number of permanent and desirable {| GARAGH—Anu » positions for bright women | mous busin e con 16 25 years old; exper!- v. enced or inexperienced: ex- cellent opportunities for af- vancement; good working | roa “aos eonditions. Apply Miss | _. ot Ilarrett. Operators Train- 98-709 ing Schcol, 411 N. 10th. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company C89) SINE SS Office INVESTMENT © 3630 Oflve st. Groun o BU Genera Wasi ioe on i gAa.e8 TOU! 100-car iDlete ls equ v $000 anon. Van to repair west of jeven- . ; ce $1800" An od 9-vear lease S atior a ° . = ‘sTa@t as Sout il is ne garage. wea iS EXCHANGE ora I iz ERY -ME A* MARKT” . ; @>5 u cash busin ge for ( “ass ‘ «at per een: offer Call ‘3144, GROCER Y- Ane ——Sout! n CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS WOMEN DISTRI MANAGERS—Br food manufa gy companr;: crew manager aud 90,:Ci- tors; attend the free lecture on. scientif fa) esmansh:, Pp. 8:10 pv. m.Friday, Melbourne Ilot co ft sa7 ITORS-—Fice wavy SOLICITORS—J] (c8) stion King’s ’ courm' A 2200 S j ORS—Holld , t-Di SDate? . _SALESWOMEN. WANTED SALESLADIES—(a.! on off brid good pay 0 a.m 77% Ar ‘ade B SALESLADIE S—-bkxperience no. : , A be 18 or over. Apply Mre r@eespu! — e = K esve a n ar id Washing’ or , 8d 7 r. re rty ‘ f r ‘ st , iz. BROOKS. 107 GROCERY BAR GAIN Hardwore ‘Basin ‘SS kor Sale o.dest eG ! staple commodities; $05 per week. housewives: from $325 to ae _Bidg. LESLAI tas ‘ c only ust be ov 8. Apoiy Mr. Smith. lot. new fixtur n4 new ele - Sat urday rthis i | h : $45 $1 Sto AIR SAT.RSLA ADY tyvpewrite: Satu! Ribbon Sa SA LESLADIES—Eaperienced ready-to-wear apparel: permanent position with ment to capabie aquired. l.oew ers’ @in 6. to i. re: ‘ eales $4q Or $1400; hu \ ESTMEN' ‘ Sti ry, “gro ery 3 livis ns; garage. long lease 4971 Beacor GROCER} AND MARKET Wes en > $75 A beau a* tion. ren? Al fe Te or edu atic : ‘@ay 500 cae Ros As Lauis. Mo. SALESWC \MEN—25, for wom- en's wearing apparel; wonder- ful opportunity. - Apply Mr. Morgan, CENTURY, 415 N. 6th. ¢60) zl 1 ca 25 a ] Saiesiadies Experienced in selling women's ready-to-wear. For permanent and extra work. Apply Mr. Wachenheim. LCRKERAMAN’S., o1f Washington. EGE LA bi.E groceries. “App'y 914 5 Terr ~ Sout $1900 s, con lease week'v sales $500 no com petition } LER fh. E. CO., Bank of Commerce B. dg. (65 NEW Ss BRAN ' 0 ne: Nort a "“H—L ood Side _Be ox Y ren. T> N aw WAY lace Henry A. Weil, Inc. * requires the service of SALESWOMEN in selling awSst aL RAN’ T—Go0d: rin Sal ~856 § REST AU RANT # ma) L piace: @.80 _Broaéway Cid money-m bargain vrice eiperienced DRESSES DR ae CC OAT es OT fod ey ICSE Finan ch ester Rox Bi 2. Po ROOMING | HOt “SF . Ta86 er ned: 'D: enratc” 12> rooms; — wi ~ ab ne — — — = — "SE— is! — Lae wr ROX MIN: >} Hut | Large an a sma! _or terms 34°? Olive. __ Dewey. ager" ROOMING Hi | a = -- rooms nean rent and terms I.inde RO ” M1 NG VV ov sEF— Axx ‘Del nea: 4064 . ive. arnis® ted =.earn ROOMING H orifice if Ol ‘SE—10 n ree Re ING gitar for to Agent. 1° idea! working conditions and hi ROOMING Hot salaries. Apply Mr. Burch. 916 OLIVE ST. good incor 3539. ic." mar: 15 roorm 4) nea sold immed! ate! ¥. "4155 6 ot room 8. sa.¢, a ss ROOMING » furniture: good 1221 Jones. *s nerr Page Mint OUSE— 37x ‘Delmar: ROOM! NOG Hi ‘Ss = ey oer 4064 iy ‘ ec. - if -. Agent _ -_ _ food. c,@an for cash Vanceventer. ~HOrsE—s _Fooms: income: bargain bic Nn west oO. egete, S0c line or Sun. fold Dteplay. Sse fonen. display. per line. 2c; 36 times, 8 timea, Ic: 6 times. daily 8c. BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS * attention "7 "HH ANC =—Ba kere. e will well a ovens. _Susranteed aalis factor: v Ww: ter” . »* fo: ‘" loge Afiddieb: Oven wu x 605 bel daily. ~ reo ns ive. 4-Troor reom oN times, daily fc. Sun Te act WORK that will be PLEASANT and PROFITABLE watce the effers tn the WANT COLUMNS. > . BAM ot : St. Louis ~ 6th et... Meo | AUTOMORILE - BI SINESS—Estabiished eev- | COAL DINING-ROOM Zee ; MARKET—_ Sr. + rOSsT-DIsPATCH | PROMPTLY. WI TH YOUR « MESSAG. E is throuch these columns. “@@ EE IN IS RI. KE ia eal Moe POST-DISPATCTT “cana ahi ic ae pe REIS on Sey tie x T. LOUIS 45 — — = - _— + ee; a Re Se ’ a aoons Fi OR SALE STORE AND ¢ OFFICE FIXTURES } mtd Bas ACHINES—F loor sa‘mpi = es and mire 4 a ber. Eden. Aimet »lue- FOR SA LE—W PD! D d others Cah or terms. So me ‘as me ied 8 S25. Morton Electric Co., “608 13) ao ispiay of a! if vizes “sample kitchen cabinete for $15 ris Rey) 219 S 4th at et - : ’ mae ic 320% Broad wa) ©8610. $211 Morran NING*ROOM SUITES piece walnut; $85: sample, 4004 itr e. taker, S112. (3) Cent s "Bro ima? 384 ‘4 ‘i B i munt of eg Be =F. Butts, Li nron HnANG jen riot (Cabany Wid —Heda S Phone CT 8. At Choutea: s an | sery condition: (adany 6 A ; I AB IE— 4 hai 18: *eprfec aperies. v ihe seal ve.our a al cont srmma.i itt Cabar Wtd.—Bad . sarge oO; Storage Co : R NITURE ; até, ane Wireott J 694 SMITH BROS will Duy ots. J.inde! OOO = IL NDS of 60c for old o 44°88 Page. Deim ANIMALS | ox and rab! it: also Jol nso. (ri liespie, 1)) P&—German polic: pm ippics males: greed: god ones. Police Kenneis, j 1 mu .e8 AUCTION SALES cayenne. dav. Pho net IrUOn! 47 is Ash! _-+— _— -Se. era! F RNITI RE—L i 0 deale: ere PU RNITURE dell 2365W. FI “"RNITURE f pieces F orest FURNI TU RE E—The Comps let e| , nished. i URNITU RE— f 5 ren’ purchase! FURNITL "-RE-— roormds. 053 t@ Bul. an ‘ pieces. your furt 4730 lture; | —* CAC! Ui oJ 71M ntents OF "107 A Wuic Mea): reasonabie “91s 87 othing needed, prices, Sa! er, K1i Pom. ‘7700 a’ need badly t to $20 for 44°86 page. minu uter. (8) 20, 690 SUITS, shipment to vercoats, Texas; pay $5 Delmar —— GAS RANGE—6 Mea! splend.d iif u a blu rood. $1) Grand @237é __— Rar spe STOV kES—v Bot anical —_ ATING STOVE ght iy used; 143" Franklin. LIBRARY nq > eect - . . = -_—— - a * will hair , orest 1037 Ww. ai . hold: "613 Lor ust 8 | ae r—RBit size 40); 7 50 Zl. i PW th fox ler floor + T+. pen SUITE—3 © rif is } ree 1 afternoor a . SS ee LADY'S SLI winter coat WINTER COAT 4529 Parkview We bie ~ _~ ou: lady’ viata iar ' } + m™ iiee! ‘ wees mnderful ~ * xchange. MEN’S CLOTHING oo ‘hat Ne prices: sales every ay. 9 @ m to ‘BE PFACHANGE, CLOTHES -~-Reinmy Al ‘ 400 fir cfy sacrifice. 6452M tA NGE— i ‘omoina ahe rt time: $7 ‘5 3E- Quic K Mea be 3472 Hr lige & Bea 4506 Tennessee av RAN ;E—Hon tatort « and fas ra! ae rood condit $40) (abany 4380 RANGE left and one right er .8 gas ranges: g£ood tion cheap Apply Saturda > coms & Sunday 5SORVZA Me Pherson. _ — — . ———— TABLE Ta lee ay EXCHANGE 44184 4 to PAINTING-——Ex- s'arter, demount aa used: Th a 8108 (eB) Rea tailor-made frese and tuxedos at aLnAZ: ng y }ow Aa’ ' Sa art ‘SOCIETY WARDR # Gr are. B: ARG AINS IN Magnificent collection of #! lightly worn gults coats, dresses from women of St po day. Saturday 9 % Wardr be Exchange ’ — 0 gre $008 ( ‘houteau. I 6 holes: good go hee ne road RAN tion RANGE Suj er nes ous Oli Uul sone blacx used Ru will well morning. ing roc ’ — , i CLE ANERS—Fi WORK Eu reka Fino } truce, pet bk ~" PACKARD—1" NG AG “HIN E—Eden. ine T ew. 4 5 794 “ id goods of Fre! da ‘Baber will be : 22 | LADY PIANO jrum mer’s par ID! es “cheap: ' Saturday a. PA oc (c8) | PIANOS—Leaed; Player Pianos -who do not wish to pay the price | Howard ‘per month. Pian POR 6A piano; For Sale ee bea kr s. ecberes ocereé CC a OLE Rs—PF or and inetitutions: ass a‘ FOR SA your Planes: free. If showcases, desks. Til N. sth ; fc) | FIXTURES and fountaina, etc. Washington Fixture Co., CASES—Most simple and com piece freezer ee Bay oa maximurn display at minim . do not fa! ae get our prices. THE Ree CTH CO., 1 ("aes ay 80) REFRIGERATORS —New and ened always on hand. finest selection: see us lLefore! buying elmwhere THE ERECHT O.. 1201 Case av. fe 80) Ke mh of city months P. : For sa.4 trade for ¢ Car. 2319 8S. Broadway. = ine — re Siarck Plano Co.. SALE- A. ‘Starck P Plano Co WE RENT U pright Pianos for $1.00 WURLITZER, 1006 Olive st. MUSICAL os and Organs for Sale LE—Electric nickel. in-siet ot piayer- for quick sale, $75 = 1018 Olive — LE—In our = chatce of 10 price S25 * aM rs » A. Starck ~—l Co., 1 ee ort -note wilt ~ customer et has shipped us her piano and has asked us to sell it for she paid for this instrument a ng F 2 this Con 1018 Olive ste a live st. ae ago. 101 nth and up. (e114) .LeS—Daytes; latest mode!. ee ee a — NTAIN—12-f{t.. marble. back bar, With mirror; ais shely Tgust sell thie week. Colfax 1774 __Union AHTOPH lateat remarka ——— —_ ~— —_ ; p dovtiie-f pr ; TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING _ MACHINES i on " rs. rentals. FPietche: ‘Pine Ma! n 343 (cK@) con NG ition 1: JSS Me Moyal, Rem- typewriter, $25 to $75: tae Rebuilt Ca Main 1182 8) ’ tr ° oe - Typew'r | rc ~~ “Thos i'% owner lea’ ar. ‘ing city: sgacrif) Forest 64 on y M ce ew Oliver rentals, 3 months 211 N. 10th. , Rebuilt machines. fully guaranteed. to $75. Ail kinds repaired and re- -; estimates furnished free. Armerican iting Machine Oo., SO7 Pine at. lain | en’ Tai 1215 Cy -LL sell under a mortgage Saturday morn on i) ’ - Sae AL a. ™m.. on Chas. Ruecg, . IL, @ 1923 Star billing machine. tools ‘ fe ii q and ail $3.00 —UNDERWOODS—$3.00 For rent. Late model Underwoods Roy- | Coronas; in excellent condition: $23 per month, 3 momths for $7.50; al! rental ap- You can buy es low as SALES (€«., 4377R “ BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES e they jast., the fo! $9 FO ati [ rect. or cen per month. CURONA T YPE Ww RIT ER 207 N. STH ST LIVE L505. CE NTRAL c8O Ale. ‘ ‘ash di ae * 50 times rH HIRE—New ton Geck | by week. Post.-Dispateh AU prices, Talking Machines For Sale ONE—Large opera concert meée. dull finieh spruce tone chamber. ble resonant tone; ineluding aT ace records: slightly vueed. S750. now . iv?) if so! a 1) per week. Aeolian Co., a) PHONOGRAPHS— Bargains “tn al all i kinds » of used phonographe of standard theese machines are guaranteed; .worth up $300, price. range from $15 ° MAY-STERN MU sICc DEPARTMENT. will =. for lees than haif itth and Olive ets. (cl 4) AUTOMOBILES agtte, Svc line daily 28e coe. $e Bun. 1 daily soe" ‘sation fe Bu Sun teo—3 diy He ~ Sun. 2 simnes. daily 2e daily $c, . Sun. For Hire RE—Light ti ruck. by Ro ve er - Post- at-Dispateh. (B $°S30. ty Y.2 outer: i fa Aga times, tract: owner crives. Lox Wanted Witd.—Any kind: 3441 Juniata. Sid. TOS sits SF vcles Harley-Davidson ~ h. with side car, $50; + Fie es nodel, -inch, ede Triotor ‘ if 74 Al ros . , = s iuat 1920 with y ic tor W td.—Ali lefferson cars: cash. av. Grand 710 ~— —ew AU ros VW < —Any condition, Siansy 1 I 1920 Lon 1 $200: new: Reading Standard, 1919. $75. ‘These have been used only cagburet tors: qunepslonal bargains: offere ubject to prior sale Carter Carburetor Porn _2838 N. Spring av (8) | HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale FOR. good ‘horses with trial | guarantee ‘see | _ Lowenstein. 1321-25 N. Broadway. c8) Scout, $120, in fi model, 74-inc! with never rum over 1000 rst-class bodies coupes c ash. HUPMOR for testin 'MONEY Olive _ st. AUTO W as ist dition. Olive. 5805 , (chy bur- bl. ee eee Delmar We pa Te) oe 7ROO McNair. a4 mul ee coal + — ns. Ss. Vandeventer a0 ’ “Le (e7) —_—--+-- HORSES—15, and mules loffner Coa] Co.. 717 HORSES—And | “B916 mules. WORK clede ed —— Ae eee ee “macH i NERY Wantes eo the cash. 1035 N, FORDS Wtd.—Quic FORDS Wrd.—85 touri and sedans; ati, HW evenings. NN SS _—— cars bought, sold. Cealer in OLIVE _ Bo mont 2 1953, ($25, 000 for Autos e bought liad *128 more at once; spot cash, no red +) easy ~— “So | 60 roadsters; to $500; traded; 1905 Locust. ILE Wtd.—Private upmobile: must be Colfax 2S843R. party loaned on automobiles: a4 Auto Auction - td.—_ Wil T giv ve $450 dia payment: must be first-class Cali Satween 12 and 7 p. m., Autos Wanted Badly. y cash ana pay —- than any other town. S§ fere vou #@:i. MOTOR: “co. "2010 Was 100 used cars hast ey larg Grand. ry" § MACHINERY 1 HOUSE ail kinds of machinery. will t bur “or on poaneiihera- ~ Repairing and ae brecht Machine Co... 7. °°, et.. St _Loul e 1 a 8) yA Cer For a MACHINERY for sale an (A AUTO ~~ NG—Ford ge Moore motors rebullt clalletes. grinding. Mercus 1 ail work guaranteed: cylin Caben avy. Colfax 2 oha Ramming Mach. Co.. 30S 4s. ae St. i agi MACHINERY — -Double finishing ma- 34. FORD m 5037 Delmar. netos recharged while you orest a4 chine and equipment, motor }%-h. p. Champion stitcher, 1 jack and lasts, oO Hi. Plowright, 6950 Pernod. (ct) | Wasn ror D MOTORS overhauled SR: painting. Lindell 279 ‘Coupes For Sale _— MUSICAL er 4-pass«en value; yo EXC Solid agate,’ S0c line daily, or Sun. Deimar Display. S85c daily. 46¢ Sun. ‘orn agate. %0c¢ ily. sMepiay. 40c dai! ay, §0c, &un. Aga ines 1921 per line: Ic cord ° ime. Sc: 30 times. “daiiy c. Bun. @c. Disviayv $ bimep, se: 7 tt gaily, 2c. Sun, Se: Ay Sc. Sun. Sc. Musical Instruction SYNCOPATION taught: 20 easy _ Piano, Sax... Ridge Open wvome—— — + ee Rr wt buick 19723, 1v4, ing, banjo. Christensen, banfo, te 1121 N. Leon, , oe Se VIOLIN, tuandolin. instrument loaned. Put ard. guitar, nan, Lee, $62 23; Musrcai Employment | “VIOLINIST Experienced; will teach private home; especially successful | with small children. For terms phone _Grand 5966R. e3) LAO, igto, $1 Ford eco fouring. 't p.m. Sidney _ - -_—— ——_— Pianos and Organs for Sale GABLER—Mahogany baby grand P Piano; coal 844 * d dealers. 4217 1474.1 “Apply 17134 WX. | conditior n excellent Sunday, 42 ex - En- feRO: . 12th é ota car: Lindell heap. PIAN(t—! pright: ; +. - evenings after 6 o: niata at | ‘ oo A J 7 ‘thoroughiy over- privilemwe to trade one year et full See them Piano ‘'o., each one hauled and guaranteed: in on new piano within eilowance; al) makes ame pereee. before you buy. Th falidwin 11i}1 ive. Ee V Y EBONY STEIN bd BF of ; we ped ay proachabis action $645: with : payments antee. CANT =o ‘ )) — - ————— — . —— GRAND—Wonderfu! un ~ : stra Aeo! fan <«€o.. 1004 Used Pianos and CHEVHO cheap, new. cellent Olive, LOOK Hiere's FORD—C F ORDMC Chevro tires, BUICE $673 ‘ utek 4% Fs new Star. (ermis. SADILLAG *—192 10 cou torla. 509 model: exceptional! bargain fo ~- passenger: covers and full equipment; carries our LAC Locust, _Bomont 3 ’ Ee a - 295 Buys Chandler Coupe Powerfu! it's Y abies n giwere letters impossible ba YAHLEM, 1039 _ N. Grand. . Open evenina®, DUDGE—« ‘oupe: 1 $595, . DODGE—Coupe. late < used busines® mans coupe at @ YAH LEM, _ 1035 N 22 BUICK COUPE — ger: has had of care: eplendid AUTO Co. BANGED CAR DEPARTMENT mar 45%. ___ 3040 L Locust. Bomon »e st phone for dermenstration an WEST SIDE RUICK “Buick -¢ ‘Coupe, model: completely opverheuled; new one extra; wonderful bargain. KUH-BUICK CoO,, Sundays and ¢venin 01 KS—BUIC KS—BUICKS | beautifu! 6, 6-passenger Same as new, $H¥90 1922, touring, y 4 Oakland roadster, Grand Chevrolet, sedan, 1 touring. $42 RO. u $15 * Cote Sundays and USSELL GARAG 38. 7 Russell av. (c7) 181 , 4-pas Vie- iy painted: cong tray, 4166 Olive. {¢) a new _ terms a CADILLAC COUPE refinished; new tires, stat guer- EXCHANGE CAR DEPT. 3080 4-paseenager: the . funk,., but please come ome and see it LET— Coupe; brand-new; very tred@; terms. 2606 8B. Rasen aot pee av. Fgh tea”. Wititases. 4137 Yo o? Sermal eondition. ! NEW DODGE COUPE an opportunity to get a sligtitiy Grand. Open ee oupe. . 1923. 1811 aan. ay. coupes, new. save $50; let, S205: trade 2340 "Ohive. We are offering a number of RDS FORDS—10 late coupes. $160 up: 506 & Jefterson. FORD— hw shopworn and Used Pianos and Player Pianos. Many of these have been out yorp—< on rent or received in exchange for new instruments. A very large stock to select from. Just the thing for beginners or those new: FORD—€ DF a) nD. a | of a new Piano or Player Piano. A few are listed below. Prices these are as low as $50.90. PIANOS FHiardman Gilbert Sohmer Schuvert Fremingtos Cable-Nelsosn on rqrp—ec Rradbary Galler Knabe Kimba’! Schilier Emme AR De— many extras ord oa extras, $300; ; RDC starters, ‘aston av ~~ be : so Mtares a 1923—Heautifu terre. a oupe, idem ——~ PORD—Roadster. ‘21: excellent tires; $70 pa Wachanmten ‘oupe +e uty 8 condition: _ $265 re RDS—C oupes: _to whe ; i ‘ou: “, . fully i manr beraaln - “ins Be tras: 1900 ‘Washington. y oupne, “Tl: bar none; $258. “boo — <* ‘oupe: aos te very eres'. ; 275 to ; terme. 5 aks i tate 1971: war’ reasonabie. owe, 1972: - exAitiont oupes: Six armas, PLAYERS Kimbell Sohmert Vandervoort Bradford Arton Walworth Marshfie.d Terms as low as $10.00 to $25.00 cash, and $5.00 to $10.00 Chickering Miiten Artemis Fiecher Farney Haddéort Gra nd Musie Salons—Sixth Floor. SCRUGGS.- ' VAN DERY OORT: =, BARNEY.:'” joum | Open mi rasy ments. v=. 193 aaa oa ett ap cae. FOR D—Coupe, } it termes. —if you are coupe we have ff; also @ enugual buys. Bae Locust ee CARONDELET MO ‘ Grand *1 pal , | irgt-oh any time; ys ti ~ ‘ oe ee ee re on ae oe ahdiedithineieedia bee nit c bt + ee

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} a | | | POST: DISPATCH _S® PROPERTY IDLENESS IS A PREVENT NTABLE THING IF —the property is is good and you advertise it here. “WG ae a ad SAE . Ee nr Ganecee seh i rt: ie - ile | sox ——~ On EI oy . §iki—2.. = | MOBILE S as x A Ui OM OBILES -: AUTOMOBILE 5 |= 7S Se Ua ieee Be ts, | pe 192 wate ___| _- Roadsters For Sale Touring Cars For Sale ____ Touring Cars For Sale Auto Bodies For Sale Auto Bodies For Sale | Tires For Sale * of — piustellieiesingib eee 1 1922. with starcer | ao 45 touring; elegant shape; vise DODGE— 1923 touring cer. 5194 Map Ma pi © ar. n pen ne puntah aly $145-° terms Se & 745 dee by welts ' . . ; lars. 3206 ¢., COMPTON, 1517 & ry on FOR R=ZNT—co se S35 "waan ine: Wulye-Rnen Ov: | BODGE- Pim | __steam heat. - ite as Chambers & oS c.. uthori ra | ~ Wilys-Knight and *- fio —Tourt: C +; SI35> Bargata: ; -~ FPLAD, 3935 —— ee. £4 -0F No. a ure ~ : _tLAndén ; ~ dealers. 11°73 open Sundav ized ne ei 4 “Deni ~—y m 65 } )DGE- Tou ing: perf fect , eat 4 my >? a used - 7 ae: or ebairing | re or sty Mees tarce Corr i=> : ha at conte tibes. late models. siarter and ~ 1921 FORD ROADSTE R—1921 winter top: real =— ter | SopGE__tet ~ ii e } done by us proving San a | oma or ay. ae 4... . Mountables: motors ie mt and tire Sort . ent mechanical), good cord tires ic ‘ ar ‘operator perfect mechanica ” DG ty: 1803 P ~ pon tapane _ ser = i es sod ti ston. + ‘cS @xtres. new « ar @usranier 1 } »~? ‘ [ey t . , ty ryehe fer we: - . heated room : j Meals ws : ; as ~~ aoe vate” "an i perfect oondition all dowr | “hi “at alae ao ,® thousands miles | + ie ae . atta ee good - ioe FBS Brees Sut Ri. open evenings. 4 Olfv Phoz 1e _Sidney ‘2290. oy : ~uaseatintnngnel : n : Der DO) DMG urin late mode}: good cor ai °r. erat act @315 S385 ¢€425. P na : =: cash or terme. We UNIVER: roa Geters ot Willlarns. 4127-2 ive. | ware oroxer Moon. 3115 Locust | ; : aa — Tw three | | TIRES-—30x3 ts, $4.95: 3223. $6_ 3: HARTFORD, 3866—9 > eet over $20. Call Fone : n; trade or terms. “1650 S" Jettesmen, Coupe De Luxe Body Co., due to their increased | $7,057 33x4°S7 95: 4x4. $80 2525. °$10: Leh Bouveleeping: eet over $20. Cal! Rome eo rear ‘ en 3 ; sias ne prices on every r our wo 1} -e! 7 “— Sa “——e "~~ ree — See ee pplies. Op “en! 310 > me Pi... 3820—PFurni«hed a A nent § ROAD SFER- (e7) 23=-Buic ck : Tour. fas | $750 a good ; ¥ | facilities, are now ina position to manufacture in afuarenice applies. Open evenings. Is —— Grand 3 aC es xi — —— oO s coupe bodies . el ven —— ~g 3 , - Four-crviinder move om ie a Oi tte 4 - -skid —_ =| a -—_— Can't t oe "Phone f xt Ride | built at a cost “af 65500; "a real beeeeee: | bas han jens, than §000_ mile aise oa.” ee Pet ide! sg" addition to our regular line of body building | SIRES—steavy pene romess see ! ’ ; Ane * ’ went i , - 1 P ‘ " -RSAT 3 gentleman preferred: ~ ————— —_— tires, 30x32, DODGE Tour runni ha order. 1‘170 > . : J ean - oe — oy 4 | housekeeping; firse maf ost : - ; 4. 34x4. 1 . 1 | tence ——* Locust sti ms ag end x se '} Any kind of wood work. mill work. eaten Work |}; Sixt. 24st, 90.56: tebe, Si so. Tine | tence. “f - Rooms "WANTED toadster. news int . - m es Co.. S325 ‘ashington, Willy nd | | s d Shop, 3300 Washington boul a — — — re Fallon Park Bex Y 58. Post-Mieraten rd oe mn 1o5 ae . -t ; me | : ate : toy i. DODGE— = . i. : tan, _ terms mt Q . . - ee iste Pte me a wa MPSCIS- | Nit HOL SON P] — cr ie a eee Rory -. ro erm. 112 Sex nger touring. ioe nee hor terms. St. Louis. Bodies of any kind built. story within of pene ST wee tet | omtremety lag - ate Fox ¥-53. Post Dist —— 1020 Scripps. Booth ‘Roadster — KUHS-BLICK CO. . Bom x « ie?) | Q 1 : | order: led. City Hall Tire Co. j | agent tet me wre —: unfurnished mt 1922 FORD Del I" XE | Red Seal (Continen:a _motor: new :, Fee 3101 . T M D di: _ ww ee i at _ Serene “teB4N iCHOLS we sil eet, Bout Site preferred, Se Beewe for otice “ses” Sunday wnt | bares. "Vein Mose ite ai Nese Open Sundare ang evenings OO co any Dodges : } evenings coup -Dispateh Ss oe ; “MUS T SELL 1000 TIRES ANTEIM—S or 4 unfurni wrely - 4 : ey triy ; ' 7USt Sacrifice 10 ie ame buick ata Stearns-Knight “Roadster . $700 rn ———— + ~~ $75 to arishea , herein is I e! . De: - : . . All sizes. cords and4 tadbace standard 3200 ») Cherokee EXCHANGED CAR DEPAR TMENT Famous Knight tor (ei Co. 7] -- b : P - gee on INT nigh : pew peint, goed sund - apese prces 145 year a Day. 20 | ' Coum e De Luxe Bod) lowest prices with the largest stock 452 2040 Loc —~ tomon’? « res and ton a n 4 at $: : ; 5 i iy > % r ! i l¢ N (;Tran Sen / 3 FORD Col PES STUDERAKE! 6 roadster. in perfec — Wied —— oor ab unin she ’ pen ereninga) MISSOURL : | RO OM— Large A ' Ng ys ; > 344 ) a4 _ $° ; ) Jow '¥ fe) | = , near . couple with bab» ihe e -, : ER— Mid 6 roadster. in pert y Buiek Touring, $260 Down "| Dodge Touring, $135: Factories 13th and Rutger. i 450 CORD Tinms | Cube: private tammy op ih allt osg We heave three 1922 r ord _. rere ; t int a! : AT -i : Lé Cf ne vear in e egant cond g g, 73) ' » Sy $8. siightiy i _5i ney 4445R. “S - wré ~e fd @ 5 od “oun'rs “or q*? cellemt m1 = , ame: fine for servic ? — —— i like new. shock absorbers, b = Runabouts For Sale 9 emp om : _— ; home DODGE TOU RING, $50 DOWN | af e . e car. 3638 | anes ee ARS eee eS se RUSSELL Sa P Wheel, extra tire. price righ: FORD—192 0 runabout starter A Ge- | tr t price $136. acrificed for $85 ' Rung 00d ndy touring; knock- | HUDSON—Super Sixt taue di- } $350 ) ? ‘ TIRES TIRES | ki tchenette; AND BOARD WAR KUHS-RI 1 K «. un eat iy er ' Ra ae : 'p rport ist ri 4a sac down mm c : ‘ a is a a, ae Ae. ' -— “a A = repaim:ed n4 he: ‘ = bu reiiabi Pr td . : —-— vt; ea ” Open esSnines ard Sundave 3101 Orive | eo: a $17 75 terma: S more te — rift og & ~ 3 Dodges, terms rade.{" Jakland .... ; 5 tion ew cord Se _ @ , qi entirely. eer NEW Tires # reiiabie | RUSSELL. 503—Front ~ AND ome .: © it ge. : » Cassy terims;: open _ ‘’pen Sunde 20. 3 1 > ce * * on te SomSs AND BOARD Wl Po nine | need no ‘ AtTran terme on Da.ance | ° ~- ae rome « ‘0 ds TEXAS wd > eh board on Seu ) Sivke : Aug” > Ant , nhifern . : roa a ; AC¢ t> >t, Du ahilien : ' ’ yo ‘ ; , broke race. Os . .Tes one _ sent emen. \ geen new: STON 3 b a. yi > — . ~ ‘“oupD! , . ' mi : | . : . j ih s = Raame . anted Hotel - AE tos, aii : ; = . io e ; : \ sf: : s : ae Pee + - $5 Gown; tra¢ BU IC ‘K T rou RIN f I IX : Dé +ES ‘ HE Al = me us nte , - ' TS aa — — et a. 55 > at ai'y, 30c Sun: display. ase os y. Se | : ‘jean | rican plan; porch. lawn. birds ; ' T — . “ a » eee ae _ . : ‘ : | sDD 4 _aJlité = ak , term - de w: ' = 4 ’ « . = i) er e' OTmé .¢] : . ° ae - . as ‘> = . ' nm fe. Gc at. » 5° ak on — —— : Reau' ify! mommy. 4 passenger: - ee —— | s —— SS 7 : open Sunda } : a die E nia 7 +2 “ . tex : t f you si ) ' Sse dai? ‘ : eens —— de the wrice: better hurr. : ty ae Rit oe — Fs wie BUICE | I - 2025 _Gr m ve- SAINT Uy] wa “AF . I tT fen truck: govt f . / $a _... x RK. 3127 Locust, clean, 2ulet. : iy av eh: et Bay ae SOE} .. ARTMEN ) 1 ae _ ‘_Grand a. 3 Sent 1 , “ ra oF nass. 2 2 , : | ’ = - = Sp; Weekly rate: tub end sh. 7 (ALE M 1935 No Grand Onen [— Sed 4 Ore; good c thor elmar 452 3040 Locust Romon: er : N LINCOLN—Tour: jate model. original | ms 1900 hington. aan? 7 : 7 tt . _aui = Bo rs iprntieceatieidl Be aes 1821 5 Trek Wy? >L* . i. i 2 : | Deh : s? - = ’ , ‘ ss , $805 ; ba ; x I , ‘ ) -— . cit iz . : — . . nt “ , ie ‘ " - ees api Se s ¥ . . . ~ ~ - ¢ PL. HOTEL. Pershing and “i Exeeiient Lin, ON refi nighed. na v- | oh bone oe 79. rde! a (225— ow : z iit ' Priced to ee'! cuic wi ' - ible _ Seo war @iA igh-class famiiy hotel: American a - a CADILLAC TOTRING we? : car DO ret, beat | SS _anest_m or Sar 1900 TNIV ERSAL. 3618 LoctsT s7 upholstery: lil auxillfars . . 2 Gen ; “p lyghe bog t Forest Park. Wiive-Uaivers x authorized Fe 3 Pin | DELMAR =a we = ni tition: 1 3 u , MAXWELI L—192 uring like new; runs} open Sund REDE SOIT 3 _ROOMS WITH BOA BOARD—CITY | rox | ~~ 20as- - : Se root ; , sei on . . =o ¢ pen : ) ’ ine $95 Cown, trade anything 3441 a ; le hin . =f , : HUPP COT PE prove this value. trim eco will , ning: : : ‘ ance » | DEMONSTRATOR 1m elerart shane 7 =) ? i palit jhrougi ROOM AND BOARD- 2 ia; ladies emp! loved. | DEL MAR BL. @ os ee , INDELL PLAZA HOTEL : ee 8% NA . Nlive-EKnieee ans private home __ with : s : mew paint: price f. - DODGE SEDAN fp ca > DU ‘ ar ° Weshingtor twin heds Forest 52357 M. ae Euaraniee. 7 : = -AN AND EUROPEAN Pia. ~— | DEL MAR BL. saree - urnished: excelient food: mod « time ane | to! 1 an ——————— = Snee ———— —|} mea, 3d ‘Gn. coe . , Olive (Marviand) and Laclede o : \ 7U DF : au ne - OF; F. Bi & ; ‘4 . o - Mm : # i x. it Or "ithoi od Central j di , ° i “A ry »! “Ae fell &&10 ; 192) re. 8 eres, as heemete ADIL > HANG! = ny ay : ietioek. ellis his : ; : oe . term : to § barga lr . Nin A DEL ; a ee es aS “aol 1 ; (cS MISSTSS! PPT VALLEY. SOS Locust et a F > = hwmt 3980. ts tn e ks } eo, = an = ‘2 40Cust ; cine | board: hot th a oe + F “oe, 7 H. AMILT TON I HO al Ly NASH—Coupe. 4- 3 new mint an _ DODG E SEDAN : —=y >. ! , a ae Oe ————— 2 ~ 1) pene | cold wa DITrs . wary convenience | Pooms at: ee HAMILTON AND MAPLE tires: in Al PURRINGE con Zition: price EL 7 , : be» J oF, Mi iQ) . 4 : : : uring an A. ; JR - uo , artale ; Bice zz pes) Oi a ae (6) DELMAR BL. - - ro ran ‘ar. excellent cafe en yg ly i» ares te etekerare.| | RP 8 CADILLAC PHAETON SSSER—Tovine ee | 8 or! ie RB 100; terme : mode cee SAINT LOUIS Mc ¥ "AR AM trade.” 1&0: « a & ' 7 a . , aay ae ie patina = srabie. _ ~ LOOK! NE Ww NASH | { ‘OAC H ~8O} I Mee = dy * (cS rd EX onlin P Q°7) —_ _trac z we FORD Sen tras completely o “3 BROADWA AY. : "MOL A ~ 4 ‘ ~k sons - S terms _ 1905 » Loc ust. icv) ui i ‘ 2 >in | ‘ ; a nn a ta th : gain will go in pore | ‘| FORDS—S late sedarc re, $200 up. trace, at - oe (tim aa a , % . ' ‘ayro reaponabie rates Cabany 1% tes — e | - &h end Pine Mende, hal! ee ae a —— — —— ee : -t ‘or : our loca rho ad " . ; a! - | inne me han oe. 2 ; Pale: 231i , nal us Open e* ‘enings Northwest se . . ' on ar) 2 " "fen “Ay ible =) =m . — ' ae, , de> . ee ’ ' . 2 Om nt s f exir nd a } "pPT’ 5 dia . _— cS . te if urn ished - vaHieu 1035 N. Grane = terma 2508 Sen ¢fferson at. ner refunded , ” : PF re . , noot} , 5 . as 6 ty ak : : . Celivery; cif } BL. 58a ——-~ ? ¢ irnighed eb} n ‘3 ‘, . > R D—Sedan Al 1>2; rheap all ‘ADILLAC EXCHAN: Cc DEP = — twit: ae | 3 r in- SAINT LOTIB we R cc - Bert tek excellent meals S COUPE Pte detalii iae “SARE: gar mi Sree Bai” ies 7 CAR , Dea S01 See f-} and singie rooms: lent 1 b : FORD —Sed 1925 e ne 95 do > l@mal . — — 2601 Locust: om renings o | ss" -- eee ee a! a. SS. 0a et 5) ENRIGHT. ry ™ FLATS. ~t ‘ : e746) an. 7" lik : ; , : - oS ee : - a = . = - — - i ouri? . ry ] wrth j Tow: ”6hCT fh Se ene floor : . sitio refinished trade anythi hing 9441 FR, ae : J n ‘at mm +. S000 O lat s $80 up , | oun ot | ane a A} an eae nae new ; South oo mouse ; . ? mas : Ad nd Ope! ! ‘ our Nn at ; wale ‘ Je ' ’ ' - - — . _— rerytnin ana ee UiHS-BUT oo FORD—Sedan. 1921! like n new; $295; terms, © Corp.. Forest Par Jnd*!! | horn? urings: 10; " 3 47 Len, bareain S101 Oiurve » trade. 3516 — aston. (cS) m 64 __ Open Sundays and evenings 5 : sacaremeemeestetin srt ; &. ‘ Ri IGHT. 5181 Tr : I real bargains. terms. | Ss omer _— . 9195. See anytime. ;: Locust bi. (c&) COMAC, 2843 \—Neat iy furni hished room:| ,,5°e! OM: ¢ ‘ renee c - en; trad yth! 3 un! = a ———_— . oa! c nd 60410 ; . —— ’ FORT Sed a ik } 1] ba “ ° ~ 7 : . : th — - mony a ~~ 3516 East nN ; ' ” . *e eis nae TRA} r a TR ’ ; K—40 00 ‘he ' ‘ : mil 21 ra? ; re 4 ’ , I inane ‘—- — , ' (fc ans: 5. e new: : rea ar ins; a OS Se 4 ak. -4 : : ot e sea“ ee. : a ies eet conditior 300 RIT" STUDEBAKER— Ste Studebaker Coupe ‘erms. Gillilam-Epstein Chevro! et, 2 mont 85 ioe - ; - “ S.-i mn at = na ame v.. wer Gro . b .* ‘SLD. pA... : svc : oo sian fimes je 7 oe aston. ‘ 4 "is : . — . OAK N » Ss a > 9 — ay - ne, | comma! Se ee dene a : neat: no ot mn .Y S2iy - « _— re ; > . ; mi 4a ri 1 3 ky -toy neida le T's re a : — ia — } > ¢ y ss Day Specie! 6. refinished anda ——2 i rn FoR LD “SE DANS—Three. for gale: ate $1800 c ‘h andle rc Spor ‘ $4 if) ~ wee iTin , i ] Lo cre i 4 a ” a [ TX. TC U RING +h * et {) e —_ 1 | " M : a as } ' if dia. a ae LID. 194 S.—Twe | ie , doit. oy A bl Pen. $c - perfect condition: Priced a: SA50 models must sell: terms 1803 Park Taken back on nm orteage beautiful sport — en AE RN S ; d go Pur DAH. Koo obbe: fo a. rns ne an a c8O "OOmMS. Steam hegt. w z : ~ 2%. oC KU Hs BL iCcK : \) 4 ve g tor ur ne we ao a 1? for nw? 7? s . ing f a4 4 ad 4 “ 2 — j 2 . I , . iT ‘ | ’ , uin , a . 2 ” | S 22 ; - sy > = — . - . : HE! 4 NI - \ > A = La: ge front s) leep- r ita i ¥ 2a vo . “ . _Urand ar eo" an , © =. “s,s OU iz } A Grand #677 ee ed ing room; pr modern; breakfast o; FOREST PARK wi PARTMENTS FOR RENT crifice. : na. n YR ‘> room, _ adjoining bath: 13m ELIE col = _rerms. 3516 Easton. __ bee : . ~il® Automobiies For Sale — : oe EP a RaRpER ES roca v. first floor, my Northwest i “PE FORD Sedan: ex ~doo —— d- - Fil — os rf : ‘ i.@ hed 209 cheap; trade; terthe’? 2500s Sethe we? 8 Sport Models must sell: $05: term 5 lerful na: 3 5) - -4 Pl 1743—Room eee veer 4 for °. 3 no PCr NTAIN, 4817 5&0) _— . ¥ — ER Mis lNaneous ea a. fa a’ owner a ho _icB) " rue rile TOOMTES * men t ad - : roam ; ~ al a mp yy on v ’ - : ——. . : — ; ra Prec} : Ji, R—.4..geneer heres " -% * 7 or red. A da wood ic FPORI ring b, ' eed > . new poeams cy eer a 10D sKRANVILLE PL. 1688 a Deawi ity, 8B ne. wes . P21 ‘ passenge: new pe int ge04 ear a _& iat gO 4 ee ection of late mod. Chandler Sport, $150 Down : > ter : 3 . , : mies : : est we ; © argauwy S200 z Linen : ne reome: frant. TK - “pen e*°age if de ’ r . . - . 7 » PONG . . > & aha P ; ° — S _ ; > he - - a : . " . ena * ~ : ‘ i Naatine er etent mechanics! condition. 7F: | ‘65 paymen:s. Riefling ae. only a a —peeperee —_—- — ' N Ww “yar "ops HU DSON—Tooe: " —_—__— ABANNE, 502 ard for lady employed: | HAMILTON, 103 4. ALTHEIMER. 817 Cheetnu: . “CAD. motor: @ real value ea? S800 ord A S. Jefferson a. Oper F [ = nes SBC re mnit—Tourir nd-new ir 923 E ’ ( ory LA N | Ss 1 9" ae , Hod am (6 , : ‘c@ ; ATtT. ol EXCH ANGE "AR DE PT ' DG ; ; e -4 4g0on SOSr*. $- = j ry : > 2 SM | 4 ‘ome bran: — ‘ — : ; - rh J ' ly — sdern ony 3 . ‘% ™. a — CRED — Bement. 3000 FORD—s- ree | paint: perfect n D Nash, $675.'~ — , wae | Mrssiesipee LiCes:. invemiga ‘92 , | 75 hor cellent meals ref HODIAMONT. 185 = ra South fect céndi: oO ‘mse 1 a 7.7.4 ' \ - he By: Fecant Oo: eautiful 7-room effi . ® scratch up 8 weil ike pew: tires! Knicht end Overland Degiers r 3 buick ort $47 ashing? = ” a ARG. AINS— m M)- 0.8500 EB asekeeping roms: = ‘ ——— As OSG. af) ch ~ : : ; e > cand [~~ @--u~aeee EEE -— - le _ -”™ « : _ x = = - Tv 4 LP —_—_—— will ~+———_ y 100 pe: ceni, worth $1500 DS—Sedans S200 to S350. Lou's all . . i? *4 ger emen 5 . -— o>} —_—, , bee : ’ I ly) ay x a *e ae ae a us e nditton , > . (2in we istar D , i . Er? . e ms : J 1] ee « ‘ ee ; f . ‘ . . —_ : —_ 4 : , 71l4—F, ~ coupe, Starter ete: appearance and4 TORT ean 120000. = a —— FURIMTourt i920. starter: reai } 7F if aa: . aa ath men. Se tonty, Al Sl ao cash terms on be Fr RD ly? 1. completely — Sas | : - — ren: bee wet es : it COnit tos S35 | , . — a a LEDE, 4551 A—Two ® — sein, Main 75) , . " as . . : »uT a* a’ : ; a? + : ee a —————@y block - ° . oom 24 Or a “” , 2 - — “Ee , - fo ~. ¥ Savers g. Cor ‘a! ‘or 79 NRI Tr. 51 2 double. , Pith | > : , e 1 biock Forest enhal!. Dealers. 2315 Locust HEY Teneiee ae + "aaa yan" | All eas mney —ee 7 +) | F19— } Limousines For Sale FORD i aa Ghasials tase Sheri eee ee CONN. Juniata. SOS ; - : ' $$ s een ef Oe. d : . i @ - a mM. yA i 4 . cI - ru ining ‘ r: le: : — ~~ : . ae Ree ond OT thined ¢ . } ' - = ta ri LF) ‘ ‘r ‘een aon a : = ; car Aa 5 . tts 7 $03 Part k ay rs ake = f Set = C HAS Fi rec . . Lindeftl . ru 3 M Th $2 model: : Can = OTD 430 Fores Pari * ag aimar As new tire - 5, o . wo $24 : a P AC CKARD TWIN SIX Pr es ee ee Ne ee j , SM ERSON 41 TYPE a ; PASS. ; fp ‘He 41°06 Many others a: _lin LA : ocust , : : rm (Chambers & Long ! Gelivery: our bast stiees car demon he horized - _ . hecesea ry de to = '40—Froat ath ore ne ne po A - . b | LTHEIMER, §17- Chestnut . | beard: couple or a Se + : A eee — Bes | aA } rs ®* Us*® ne®, a genuine Ci ‘BAC R USE CAR DEPT. } reasonab. . - . 5335— wae “seems : "HEVROLET—Touring. 1920 model, ocd | FORD—Touring in ine —conaiin—S ee. | bv cath or terme : -ASHINGTON : LB. 5711—Room_ for gentleman> hoi | McMILLAN, 4700 “Site maple: first end | § Cealers 11 —2 Pine conditian 19: . -- : pe ‘ - oy or Cr ~ “se * rh tn a ' WILE, 38 Ql're . : — ° .- 7 — we ~eilt , Rl ta OF 1 “ences : or two > gent —_ “ "YT Gesira ble . & = eat in . eee — used only by the President of | _™' unGa ~§ : for c — . ; 200 F es “yer oy ~ RR eam "oie, 21°94 wart ; : , . vf. 3 ; ee -)_ Conve = Mei HE =RSON 4i 1 : t extra g ok, ou | : ouls Cadillac Co , low mileage wer ia : " = no. * : = e . s _ . . , ‘ = — ee — — ~ — Al : ‘i— room. with board. A Bix : " 44 "1 _. 2 rooms eftractive. fully equipped. at Rateety _F { RD - SE D a oC oe —— ce a _~ . — ae ue“ ak ~ _ $$$ ne . : i : _ w +3 hy me coe i>, ; - g£entiemen: ~ - ~ } : itatal 2914 ret Bote pricegd right: terms Late 192° perfect condition - rm OF -» Pouring Pouring car m Ss ] s——] passenger fin FOR REL T ABL E MAPLE oer ae ~e — ; M-PHERSON. Sg a ERO? 6a sae AC EXCHANGE CAR DEPT. _ MIRSISS|! Pet VALILEY. 32 I rthwet og ee con ae _ . rT eT —~ 4 a , , a a oe Con (an y mts aw uet ® Romons ope) —_ es . rs re +- ; =e . : z Ps Lee. é se wt - = i, __ VORD SEDAN me” ~—— i 2" ear. 66 ‘ } ‘ > re ) ree _ south room fer 4 Cc ' ‘ roots. Lite agi ber G — : U d C + 511°. ; — - ‘ University car. met ——— ty SU sh te SI ; . wit Pat. _ Cee CEM : I coe terete es cs } RD— : . ’ Se ee i ~NEW RIC kK EXB At KE RK se ars WS ey 7; it — 4543— Board. Se —e PHERSON. ‘ exc - 4 = 2 FOon steam -neaced. Roadsters . : ent cond!tton looks ‘ , ss : a ' P Pate - ae ~ not oe oon — >. sl miteste anets : FE . at moder: gentlemen only ; , ee in well-kept a - : Pry o suit. Let Wloe: “y oe ~~ roe. ree Sal LO s M ITOR CAR CO. ‘ a 7 : ses | . . ' a: : iGovU J BS ; a a | ‘ eee . a P, == a vr Wee “pare ieee ee re MAP! P - ne *6—Laree om. og it Brier bath ” en ieee repalnted. $100 Geen, trage 230; —— : oe jiacen x. ore — : : EY : LE > ne = . . ° LvorRrT +. oi . Seth ition ee P = “aI ai } tion: ¢ a iy 30: Web he quplement __™moderr © 7 n new CK-6 ROADSTER " fUATaRiee. eve rythin : m the! —cUSt st. Locust st. Open ~ Drie t: cash or term \ HUPMOBILE oe TORS i-water heat “tig hn SOR, : om. steam beat, . xt ‘-STOCKE BU ERG 3 : ‘now ) re ‘ t~ $1056 o -c TLL A or! 2-3 ee UU ru] ring } - ; + ; - 1. OT OK CTa g: MI : 3115 Loe KAIRIE 7 ——— To pers " conde rar cr 8 ro : C ERMA. rk eT SIDE aU K AL | jee | was eel — So ETT _2 506 S_Jefiers. ANY accessories: terme. oy ht ar — > er eee 19th & Locust home cooking Itnaell ay3e3"" . pn = BERT i 5555 eee CHA ; ; ,* Pana a . s ce E HE\Vr ; . ne 1e1s To rez ein Mota: . - . ; - 7 Ears ca SO —_ at Bot | G65: rm = Veer 452 doo - RAN SST CONDITION | overhavied: in Tine conditin, SUSG) Rae | FREE Ortmwein Motor Corp 4a r Vouring, $125 _ streets i AND BOAR eiful front; on- | pace tag : Siete 2, 208, vile path eae 1923 = thy mone Grang So2n °° 2885 8. Grand. FORTD—Touring. 1921; ~stemee Dows age — | 5000 Gravois) we oon sie | rvice: 24 er 34° fom Buick Roadster : 2 Prone_Gra Bradt mtableg ind Tinasiers Ting ante | eeniee oe everything © a _Forest_ 67 Runs lke & nee far rn “ ; oad xb +h anS- 7 aos . ‘ , ‘ ’ ‘ } ~ rin i ) emecelient§ very on arte = : : ~ — ow : 7 4 ° " : . = s+, —© large ranma Siem Ge BLICK OO . i? ‘sai -; 00 Forest Park RS. RNS CSS a iil F ORD— Chassis: demountable ~ _ ON BL. 1322—Latee front 7 —_ | PAGE am , . nhgtnedl " , oo = _ rTi Ts : : fac ‘ . ; ; | . Jt ’ : — a _ - —— - _ ON a : - : = _ a : 1922 BUICK ROADSTER —— a CHE\ ROLET TOU RING aint and tir 4; Siio Cention: | : ; | chassis. starh — sRNON 2008 A— Roem, en a beard far cady| Soc a ee ; 24 honda ‘ie uige ate S Wr ul neve i 4 i . > ns : when - P ' . tor : ~4 a “cod - =oe Bow or c gant ?* : Ae mT ’ at i m4 i 5590 | — = 47 E RORCL si 2 = VER , 5159—Le ve ¥ mea “ay - _ | nt len ; : n ve , *partmens Oven NO LATE 1922 Rib DSTER : —— . . VELIF 2an6 ) . h-chas econ dics ; | i ss ee yane i-t : ; ? @entred a sages -Lovely south fre Pt. wT A249 : AM BLE FP PUMPER FR \ 4g, eas | : ’ — | - -argain pri ome tourtr AB, ; ee -- “ye erry Seagate ea a men ea amy re. bon ae REAR. tt BRER . | v IM ! we cg | pas , tae = eT eee > —_—— : vr. : ea ma ble a ae : =y MS Furs f . — ~, , "ew reams of. : é . ) te: oh] —Ligh very; i! r ASHIN = ae BL.. 4604__c c : ; © 4th finns Zz Buick 6 K-44 sport: marc mn. kha Vv “EL IF rs SEDAN | - ; = — 3 Sun —. ar a my Cenee TI — . —_ tm c ly . date 4 with Bi ent rose and beard. (5) 7 — ar a RUX. Clagten baes —— ~_" sompore 9 Moto M . G RX c~ nmev -_—— eee — ex 3402 ‘. tourtn 19° | on : te! , Mem@enteat, ——_—_— - Specta) on tat : - : ; Sr Le e 1922 ) FORD Ti TC To RT’ RING © 19°3 a wanes t y* arefu ; * a _ wrt Cc aa adhe A - _ = 5 ad ) « Til De ym ope 4 tc é . gina ‘ 5 s* (ter * ‘ - ve a en Tras a! + : extr: very | phos jem onetration TUDEBAK . ee Auto Bodies For Sale | WESTMINSTER | ae . a* a - * . ~ 7 .* . J . . a0 al TDI Ps oth - — on - ' as ‘ eer rt ee a | ROLET— 1953 roadster —— sta avits stvA. EMO , “91 HA? a — a Sea ugobaker > , ; new Pig lenae ’ new ADRrirtrent has | on . et} a» “O" Murphy ine. | — reom. with b teds. OF) ; BOD I — aes ] . : ~— cuseneeciemencennen = : “ u> Riefling’ s. : “” - — w owulh Se COMA ios \ fu rnished i e: “ ~ee ¥ —S: ‘vat modern p> 7Re ' ‘UNGT iN BL. ea vg ae ART MENT ee a : . , ~f, an oe ee crow RIT a : | | © Oe RM Witenes tte | | : led $50 dow “ — yp ane yl ARKH. 4 eer. = frent reem, 1 Cutvermty ee j -. * a te Ps TT ™po : lai : ; . ompekeening $% — > " singh Th) cont on ar ¢ £\ / “AY, ae a pent . ) a: Tust. ny Mee hx | : ie .. ™ APART WEN, ‘1 Camcends ; . : he ) ~~ 27 4 iy | v db > 3 pe ' P tf . e se - | LIN : 5 gee eccina z. . | _— . s a. 7" Darts: WORD —Restsier wil) wi? 6 — , ' ri - : , ton : Blu ; tt. st bl, | —nOUseKeeping. ets tricity | WESTMLx ae. a eS tenet SB vaateventer » Au -OS A! imo ISt enw —_ > Sewer wee - : Rar, : “ es | UST. oT ern BS som — Tati S mee ie ay radaters Si0 | | 7 AN al: — ee R 1 —eenly Fates: tub and sh (ca) | WEAR SSTER e : ° ne ener. 956, us ‘. Ford a). wa “ag ewmel. nk ; Peeee 4 9 Washi tase argains in Used Fords—Sedans. AVE. 3507—h ic ‘Tetesexceping | _ >susckeenina LT Het epics 7 vw inning. | —- eal il . : ee eine: .t ~ | i : % , C coupes, Runabouts. Tour. Bodies —————__—_—*_Kitchenette: sram hear: $h “ES rey NSTER PL so. Marier / ireda wey >" ' " * TUT Z—Touring 1990 + Taken tm trade o a ‘ ‘ fur ‘era tive ry. 4o 7 t: 4s ' 5 “wh - : , ~~ ' - = ; ‘ oO! i 4 -- r 4. pass. TouUnDe Ae ruxe _Batural Prita- 755 dee aa - ) : tea. ) | | l condi anne Of ax 16871 (c7) | ,oties. 3147 Lecust st. Open Reader ifti. sa- e@een | ys . tT , abies. like new. $70 down “1800 North mer :_ 34 z Pring: NY TRARiNE ~) 24) , - , — 7 aa, | Coupe Ge Lawes Traded Ca- Dene. Sunder . = ° . ao , “i : r : ~ » : . ‘ ‘ ~ “as ’ : . . rn od ar - se" ©" 3 eee We erms — | sout oom end k ee LOSE. 3728 % —Housekeeping > _foar —- | CHI pages . after 6 AS RAT — os owe | ic and bath references. naan | WESTMINSTER ~~ ~ SES Cheeta M ORTGA ttertes. oman, 1415 Chates, 2. 45004 —Neativ furn ished ——— Leeping ream -_ , fe tate (Us 4 \ S. GE SALE LIPMAN CAMP" TRAILER — Line a b> tt del O'Palion Park éistrict. Sas yen eners. — \s ' ; e A V 1920 F “OR D TOURING ea- everything in ER — Like new, VANDEVENT ras. (5) WESTMINSTER a Pater: eres . wt FIO $485. See any time. “STE? pital, Dareaun | EVENTER 28170 N—latke vice a bee ; ; back an at mr Tea kr _Liné Sit — . ‘eSee fe : - Li. 7 ' " 7 . . Se Y PART FOR ANF CA . : » 427 ~? then ® emp ed: en. a . ‘) 2 1 RIN toe © 8 a . “2 venting her S155. ane end | cor _ , sell for balance due uo ANY PART FOR ANY 7 i — 1702s “com- | WESTMINSTER mal —_—_ 4 — “— . - | UF « ’ f N + . - ray => : ° ™ "gg ere were taken BO diffe " WARREN 2328.2 t- 4 furnish a, — } , | times, 300 ani, DORula kes. used _ gentlemen or Poune’ touts eel iat nity io ee sae RE APTS ° ent oreo Ke ate A déree , . OU Tas . tect . . —— | WE. ESTMIN me, r he, . éuwn rade anything. Re4y ones — ~ _ aid “pert + urine ‘ 5 wis : — aa Max ' sel 2 : STER S — = eee cereale ste Cnmer S2200 . ; - 2 “. _ . — ~~ - a" . . . ——— £88 € e888 &@ .,e¢ee@s . | Stack — ised °0 > Puneenarer pouring ar = - : + easy terms HUDSON. Tt ° ; we yh ' icon even) BRANGON pa “4 Nice . . - aod we me! g = ’ morrow, as ied : th. . vey eet end rant , me if = 2078 & Jere. ngs. a 48— nel» | "siete al et ? went 9 AD ge Pn Se mea Mii i ee ae sffereor Bi0+4 oa . fe ~ eer: a. ee ae | niahed > ‘(a ri ° for j or 2° ood ~~ eu gt can ~—e 1920. . $109 down, — best: 3 ar Forest 4ic6h. . _naemnene . . € w : ttres " sacrifice = eekly noe interest ; 'allew es vin * TO The price wrecker NTE. 4519A—Frony ‘ath ree = SS: 208 S73. Oe ae TAHLEM. 1035 N. Mrane : sa — : 4 * launéry, oa fyi ; * I, fe w & ‘ ‘ —s Ss ee eK Bate Ve eer ( ee i aenk sty Be Sa itd oe See gS ey: % ~~ ranean | °

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meri YOUR PROPE mn RTY IS WANTED BY SOMEONE! And he reads the Real Estate ads in these columns. Find him tomorrow. “@@ post nisPATCH Se emunent $s FOR ld “Mest APA he m: ra -OR RENT FLATS AND A : ——————————————— a! housekeep PTS | 5 ae re ME Aish. Pe: : Pa ped aad 54 as = * : : FURNISHED AP'TS WANTED | -————— ) SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE ' BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE | SUSINESS PROP'TY FOR SALE very reasonal! if. Ap ARTMEST Ww td. alll a8 or houee. s rooms For oo en SG Northwest sonable. Box Fate Fost Piogatine: fee: RE AL ESTAT El __ Clayten ome | West Central be —~— To FEssTON AV ARAGE BUILDING. ——a— . ee —_— = | ASHLAND. 4830—2-room fur —=————— APARTMENT aoe © = men’ eomnter .- roo furnished apart- Wed. 3 or 4 room apart NCE—6-room,. with garage. jn re- ae FOR ens —-OOLORES | n implete: hot-water heat. was, elec.) _ ment or fiat. with heat furnished: ) Clayton: lot 542160: West iia iii HANDSOME § LAT 3317.19 Easton as garage, 5 roome | : at, - ‘3 : z ren a Ps and modern | a ' NGAL ny ateaill roome efficiency frame. ——_ fion! ae > and 5 reome , . _ : ore pretare | : ' on aa ' ' en 7 ingen , ft anbower larce stable in rear facin ther & id Ye 1 F “~ 7 Rex 0-120. B.-p t har@wood floors Murphy bed. fanay | ge ati te. Si sac 400x200, real bargain ' = eo Temiliy ; om eS ; . : a 4 ‘ iu . dai : vlec- : mm, Lage . > we fur West 3 or re euth or : i © daiw tie sun f. ' trie fixtures. emal! rayrment. balnee Nee pe: Sk TB wy aMy 14 ad) > —— N | i } ’ PN ~~ . ~ " » rans ; : . ai ic. 6Aaily 85 ; rent. See owner s wv “nt Piym rt CMB AD . : Pe ‘ : - Peacliege of kitchen: RNISHE APARTME EN T4300 Sant: | FILA Te eee = 1 jie a Be Kirkwood and Sutter (80 ‘ 1808 N. Grand + ened tA tee ARAL EST atral S02 thine ry] . n kite hen; com ful: , th Side > = ’ femmes. Fe . pars RESIDENCE-—New, 7 rooms, bath. electric COTTAGE-—6170 Crescent; 4-room brick S500 ¢ \SiHT _-&AD) Vit INTH - | T SP1SI.(56x) | Pra i1—3 ryoms ar 7 b >: yr iy ~ rdwood floors, steam heat: lot 85x200- furnace, electricity; $4200; $500 cash , ; ; seat a 6018 —— m furnish der § Box ¥. and ah agers 5" ) times, daily 3¢ Sun. Se. ub rage; leaving tu yj: ) balance easy; payments; immediate posses Sa eatin ae 3 and 3 * Nort’ r 4; ~ * ‘a! w ne r r $e ! his a'r . s)0n Owner +* show you through Wn : one re : _ — . ~~? or 5 rooms, lower: 25 03 1d Kirkwood-Ferg may, . | Ballak, 33 ' 6) atree ley made ! BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SA Lindell 4448M. ee REAL ESTATE CARDS is . 4s atta. Jo8 Frisco Eide. © ndition ighout c PBA rest ores and flat on North Broadway; let —-* : ae ~ COTTAGES—I have a selection of 4 and 4 Dis rei«ctow nilce Sicinm THOMA ‘Me oom furnished apart- 4 be bought at sa ; BEAUTIFUL FLat ‘ nEAr. CRADY & SON. 5170 Kaston. Forest SPL. | AT tT> a : a? aT : porches: evertthin mse ow ; J ~e4 ie Ren ar rarans. OR eat 50 = % -+ Fealtor 61S Cheataut smail cash payment. ha ance mont? THIS IS Ov R (>) r ORTI er , : - oh ent« -ennle’ rust 7 ‘oe 3 -4 , : . : TE — | | ~ d.—3 or 4 rooms, before « : copies Stu ni —— FRANK L. DITTME! RR E. CO ner Crand and Basten 4 ; ms wan =. . DA, i} tf, — room, — Pam ‘ yi - uple emp .oyed ve 2 ~ > . —- : ae r my f the antitul ungalov G74 Chest n yr , 1’) feet om Raston: pree = — Fall m § re bedi nished: adult« ~ & i” . " * Monday. le = zone " a oe ' —_ ee a oa om _ ur Sale W anted Agents incsine | $4 Ape yearly. oeoupled by % aed . P :* *“* - 7 , . , TAB te rs \ @ ¢- i tt os aT ’ hy int t? | = be rs els ree = la ts Ss? ’ Tray te nr? wy ; —— -_? TRS VceViitnRseON, Mt oF ANIL at. it partieulars : edi peeled . ' es gr F ce ' as BALD i ZOLLER Agents. ie 1A —*roe | - f r, . , P Tene $ rooms ~s ' Tena ub 6 ieee P “'y ; ' c : , a + = % . ern 53, —a 193. Renton WATT ty H er ' ae | ; — a . 4 : . ry) ; ‘V ’ : ~ ‘ ’ wa 58) Ft g . Me ‘ > s ‘ ‘\ rthw est corner of Maral and Lac\ede a : = Ee SRSHING FLAT Wtd rooms. bath : = : DR od pata, Ait ny. me ae on ‘i tensity , at JOOyNV “0 fr Pam e% 0. basiness property and high-class flats, reete PERSPETEL Toe . . : . by . : - > a ‘ : gare” yun . . 7 , =" . : . r ’ reve . , ee now $3014) yearty price edured from : yas?’ shavteat ar} couple, mus e in Paden , \ ' . — LGLISHM & ct 0 A ey OES — ; ya ton - bn : news . . , ry , vdieo - , } ” : “wom | : nenrd ftieteney: “fe to sre Via — OF wamgalow> oF aims | RESIDENCE—Fiame: 7 rooms, modern, | LATS, APARTM’TS. FOR SALE | 0.50 uch 4 sieam plants ate. 5 oe : -— ' OAT 1 “ mes ' eautiful Me ’ . Murphy bed ‘ ‘$312 yveme , $5000 FRANK kL DPITTMEIER RL BE. CO. * rr 36000; $500 cash. | New Six | ALLEY : lance out ents monthly 24 Chestnut, B ~ g , - . i6O Manchester. . yb)! ISHER KR. EK. « >> ‘ st mick Sale Wanted Accents. 7eTl.¢ wt? 50) ine #tce lent ‘ws > ——, . - . Bae a F | irs ie ; large roormea and sieepins BARGAIN South ve 4 i a . ’ j % / preeut seer a - Treat VT? oe he | , . ; ‘ As : ams M ' in ‘ ; ‘ " ’ Tt : | ° ’ ‘ ae — — ~ rr FLATS fic RE 7 ' —Bus rs 7s “. ~“ty . Ricnmond hieiohts “od i." hie? ‘as per $5.5 000 WO 1) pLitvic’ our-Room ‘lais ¢ -~ v le n\ eaiment . ‘ We . j . , : ‘4 , - tne Rtn. nel 8 . lice . 2 “—» re ven ree Be MN) 3 ? é et ft ey - ; _ ‘ — tin a3 or : = in ~4 ow we we r line peek in mee [} | ~— «NGALOW BARGAIN Owner, Céhany 7218 ~ anh ool}. Ao Vi. i Windsor Place consisting of & esteres: also a emajitt a1 Oey - CE? “ieee ; er rvt ning ‘ : . : . eefars: ; a . ) Z , * irae i f thal io 7 Sart . ; : Mu iz «rn ; f = stores beth hy . M: > 85 } rencbig a. rdwood floors 22 r : ' nt to meil wour reat est@ie, call as.” ee ee en ee ping 1a ey. = ye rate hy so Milt d@iserter ! eer r. od : ’ >? : _ : 4 . ; makes a st wm ty of ft. ; ' a : ge ’ oN ' 16s ‘ . . is Centra! om | Te) ‘7 : 3 : “ : rhe " Sic a . ' . _ , Ls ee , IN H ABDLOTT 70H Creetrnut 1-18) = ae > 7 —a- eee = > | ; fn ku ht S'S BRINKMANN > 4708 Gravels hm Ti a 5 bit —_ 4 nol ws , tLe FLAT 297-19 Ca ' . ’ slo Se Vie tor BSG ) : te. wer" i le "t - . : Vi , ; J > vie t > . "> : price » “wart ; - RE woh = waitabie a4 | LA pe tom . a, ; Tle AGEN] - i. ; - , THONY SCHMITT RK. E ‘ - = CIE" re ore wf ae grits oa = ~h - vw: | 7 , AS . pai . ' : ~ . : : Central 6491. Int. Life , ; ee — SAS “4 ® a On ecvih wT a (*he ef art “wr Som 7 ad | 1532 aite-s , : : r-2am J nes | = - HM a male or i ud BELLIS, OLIVE 378. TODAYS = , } 4 ° ‘ : ~ : : rer .¢ Fe OTELS . Soutn Coty 3 e. ts reat? be | : Bag ie | whey — ; “ ou , conditiog. Wry ay rept’ ‘SAM LIL BER ?imr , a : a _ Northwest TTT Ol: , rey | _ @rry YoUPp ' i Che , 7 ates a aed rye ~ a :. myn ¢ $30 mo room 407. 42? hy ‘ ic” Re. — at L HOTEL. B09 . =? . . . : : . : '— a> : a . : . ‘ . j + . a ’ ’ ; = pe ri bh . art ee vul?. Siuth t- rooms, $1.50 terms ' ' ge : ar , , pts : , ‘a rly : coTT ik— OLORED. | aa 00 | = ; “I ) , , =) ean aie a 42°20W Garfield. 4 reorme. at a Sargaire =~ Lo en BON Lacuet, mul - 1] : ‘\ * Plier ; ; tertis See MISS SMITH, 4218 N ®! — Fam "anton armsingt Se shower baths; $1 day. $4 “A rag . | a West ated | ear | | Webster Groves = eg a yd BATH, RLECTHIC, FERKNACE after ' aii wr ; sl eathiinsiiteenemeamens ti " sl ‘ ? fr ret Ny ° ~ P >. ’ } ‘ | FR Se *) re ; i “¥" of We ” fer ar 2.6 : > P P hy ; me F » EL ‘ ss if 2 oe wnt ‘ ’ ra ile HOTEL — 6338 2B : wedern, | Calter Gaar : lena Rn IP stilype ETHER WITH MANY REAL ES list ft homes ee S150 to “$43.000. off ew 1 . 1Bth « a aff can plan; porch, iawn. birc , te t ne sfter ' ) .T Ect hi oo GROV es “THUS A tA! OM WHIYMAN, 407 AZAR. S127 Locus clean. | 3uie ee | —— é sO nan 0 ALS taba =G% ‘ ~~ TRA! : re Le Re en er a ee | ~ nt eee aot + | % RESIDENCE AND COTTAGE. s3950 up: : -NR . : ! i ~ 4 — . : a> or no : : KATES AND ' we TRI RDELI HOTEL. L. Persh! ng al } SKIN» » te “ pn , poe hr ' 08? ne ; : riyinins . : hon Sasi AMir. AF: ONLY ® . vee ht chave yo — Ame ris . ' ‘ ’ i , o : rel ie ‘ eortg ies j aid as o> WhIYMAN at Forest Park. ive-Uaivers , - ® Nomees n , - eke 77. i Le} , | ; -f ily, $-farally : roe | the: cu. . oo WINDSO L... 38282 $ ruom fu: N A Te e. saan ie t 108x325: a wonderful im OPPOSITE FPAIWGKOUNDS PARK ANDELL | L PLAZ. A HOTE L s1) : 0 ~. : . so ea vyerace ne : _ . | ' "yg , 0 ment. « , (> ae \r* ' MOCEAN KRESIDENC F-86750 isp A NT ELT z IPE AN P| ‘ : 7 4 : : Tt ae . : r, —— on . ; . ' : : : ; leht 3 Ps > titi ww To . rr @ boc ei fos ‘ Pine 4 } ay ete a 7S elient f ro | ‘ Fieod te in, OG . , | « e . FURNISHED HO SE F R - atte ——ame~ - « , mn ¢ P , a , , 2 ‘ = ‘ a : : ' ” ove . oe Se’ | times daiw 4c te Yates eons > Chive “«Marviand) and La - ay ‘ - , : U Ss OR ENT i? ree : present ; ‘ a , 4 110*x ier sur iJ |! >) Lou Is - : ° . wes 7 g oe. ae CANES Ue Linell bi. Lindell &&10 a pew, an ’ ns; ; er rt re. los. 3 , §-feritiy Bro or pate ; rt a 8O tivaes at's 4 ; | d ue! i> : } si }es* 7 ’ ‘ North af .. Ei ‘ ’ ee } > “ . -) . ’ he - , + to ‘ ryt o ier ” . ir 7 HAMILTON HOTEL | en 74 ar Ist floor. : -water | SBOT 68k eee eo yand Sumlay for iffepec ign until sod | LOANS ON REAL. ESTATE ust : HAMILTON AND MAPLE. _ EN , > eth. ha AF ) ; | 7 seo Re? CHEIETZ. Res : ' ; | POKER? “cave wishan neices re accord Berepean nian: erceiient cafe: d'avronr LLANT ‘ +e @uncalows. Cottages Wanted 7 hard. (eee aL ry ¢’ : deeds of trust. 70@ Century Bids : 4: s: veasosable rates. Cabany n ; ; be Cin . . : . P / " A “ : t ~? ’ .T $ : vy rer Piet ‘i¢ iat 7 ————y Be Pal S. A\ OID HIGH Pp R Cl . ches . ' — ; South Seveyt an ‘Ae re? ered Hotel. Bth end Pine wT mod —_* ; wee = —_ : oO ; , , She - ' ' 7 as . ATR ECILMDIN:: crore?) eee —_—— ‘ ; nuMe Tee ° — ‘ if ii ' ' 1] AN ‘ bi — »... . rab, pore TWO DOUBLE FLATS 4 ee es Ie G5 | MONEY 70 LOAN «1 ant coueg, tom “a ean, in lurphy bed.) | North | raccive plan and best type = FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Ot SRORTE REALTY & Los |" KEANE & FRANKE ‘imere : . ; : ; . 4 a. , La ' 1° ts Wa . 2 ;” ‘ : _ ae ; s : : é : es , oh 1COS Chestnut Toethet "SOT, — DP sv'a ; : : y bd | wwe new ’ - : ve —— , Suburban Property—Furnishad —— | 7 SCHERTZ. The: “ ri ! r YW ENCES > _ 3 Ceeeent: eae Se, eee ioe Aone at Do You Need Money? eS ENTS FOR RENT | | 0) aE | ear % Northwes: . : | i ty 7 a 4 : 4 4 ~ é ' ‘ = : e ' , > ‘ . = nag omy . . . , - me BAKE hy . | | 7 | : | , > eeu | ze phiand | MARTIN gyi.1 Bw AT. SECOND AND THIRD: DEEDS XD. 520.3—.] : : . , 24 ' 7 ] e. . . : ‘ ° vxbuele ae nein ‘ care you way ‘ , 1 atallments * son rile ; ; ; + ogy ments est a ‘ | nll 5 ss | s E W WALSON PB eines ) | > oe | ) Pitle Gus be ‘Olive #19 to a =—l | AT inn oe ’ GARAGES, STABLES FORRENT — —— S - BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES 2.2) sos | C0 Qs Te na , Rr. CS oi eee ane prime sm | w | a meewend ee FARMS FOR SAL” | For Sale “ sie teks a ) °°. be ase - JUNGALOWS 421417 N. Newstead WE hove money ip tenn es seek sane hh SOMrTON 1 — Fo ‘ — , | being ' “om ——— - neare a = iy . ; | Central ht! gear | reorpedt ion (“# ant pleas f‘fiiee 74a4 —— serpent oa : . - ; re . 4 . o . ; . ; ss . - - . Ou i> els . “a " . ; f * ; . P $3 . ‘ : - : ; : >a . ‘ - ; . 5 . . : . P ' : " : . ' . . ' : ; : v r ; . : 2 : VA. est ~ - teria S - —— f ' — . . “ 7 . " = | . r a 4 . 2s ‘ed - . " ’ _o ‘ - -_ . ~~ a ® ae weal _- c " : J " ‘ . : ‘ . . we 4dttes a rr . : a . r | Hw? at TiFt I ww RT eee ae - ‘ ; - >» > ‘ ef . . & : ' : North vost ' p ; | ’ j , : Pag Bat $4000 . a , VRED! s 43 von &" ~ Mee ue for i ia ; “ - ’ : . ct 7 +3 ¥ —Dan iy , , - ‘LA ‘ . ‘ . .4 — ; | => pie s ’ 4 at 4 ine ne oa ge 7 Y RENT—o ies , _, SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE bath, toilet. garage for 2 va aoa *n ents $225, Ins L » TI > Ts _ | . : ayer 'ED Prop? % "407 >. _ : . 7 . £ . ate a = . atanct : : , 4 : y : ‘ 4 " , , ‘ ion Fe 7 . , mee re p BLE? Ess ; Aye : | ae . ~- | : pod ; > 7 | ~ ~ | 3 ner . e | , atrat 7 on, ates nol : 7. : s 4 “s © . 7 ; 4 Fh bf , *-| ( ai . 4 fine’ a whiz ' : ao - diss ‘ ‘ nie St. twaw ei 7. ' $ oT . ae xO SD | ee en ae | efte hes = MONEY WANTED Sioagryit eee, _ a oe lige ya Lyre keer ‘ : rt eeeter St were” «6 ad * — : : ' “ : . : : . : : . RB kak peer : ... F rte . iy 341 — : ye - Ae = me 3 5 LOvTIF Res Pade ‘aon ¢ : mity he MONEY ty ver: F =~ oe ‘ ile ut if , ner, 2735 Frant eeve 7 ' Bits fain HOwn CHEAP td ——Ve rod i i $i vats—.1. im _ a7 ' , buriding: tanh oe : ; 4 ‘ : a : 7 =: : ° : Rk 4 NI) RARG ars fia ‘ ; " : s ’ pha “Li. aT One r. rat ar ’ t we . P| taki ot ieee ts oun Parlor with ws... 7 ' FOR BE ute 7 491 Dresden a e (SK . bye ty race id » Belenats ; ath. | i SOE H “sRROTT “Soe Chegtmet, bath | ; ARGE JOWNTOWN STORE pe “acre . , eS. bath. ele rf 2 . nice: termm te rts ar | «LOANS ON NE BENGSIOWS 4 NS Sr. -- oO POmNS, white or > : S09 : i 0x0. rent $I tom and. Valley» — ear jtric. steam heat. Brick | : NEW FLAT BARGAINS a0 Tint deeds A rust. $2000 each 3 7 rwo Hoth BARGAINS. oh new ‘bungalows, * vans: 7 rooms, Bath. f ai ty CraeNres furpaee; _ Oe, ‘\- ee | nas y ” 7 , : : i" : ; , yess teheaes = Tere : , ' REA! . . rs e ‘Ty ' . ww) BE header — ’ , : > , Z . 4 : . " ; , . yy ¢ 24 . a . A408 CG os rea ‘> air’! ated ’ . . ‘ > re ? : : : : 6 a . ? . . . . , bungalow Bargain r d inapect th * Sale Af ; ‘ KOT we ALT & LOAN OO. ’ o . 4 - atree’ itr ~ 9 ; , ) ‘ . ; c. , . : " ' ; i.e i4 if La) + oF © ‘entra! “ta adults — ural Bridge ay | MCATION FOR GIL STATION oev.. SOLD. ON WEST END RESIDENCE | = viandvem 44 vege | suze Vantn "ave BPramm tatwont| Pirst Deed of Trust - . ’ ' - ; yee 100g yee) oe . — ' rv i , ihr OF ; gua re ote vers i | to te fiw ; " . , v ‘ i #80 a a ? P i... ae a re . ra? - ’ - . 4 ; : > : j : - : ; ‘ , ey” ‘? . , > z? - , ‘e ” B + a 7 - ; | tae | al e7 aze P . - ~ = o . * e r . : , ; 7 -_.. Ss “oa »?e : : ? or corns “se ow MAP Aur = | : . , »? P . J ; : iO} : + “ . \ EW Ri \ t. AI, { »\W ~ Tow EP. ROVE WG ' rs , ety Air MAHKEWELI | : : Pd. “tm? 3! * , 81405 FF iy $)8E0 | Pew denny : 3 $ | rdinte joes THOMAS MecRALY pASY TERMS 3421 Hariford ot. a geod single fat of | "'Gtive Soi L2r00: $1666 10s 376k nce Seale hi DF. > . ' . = : : : ee , , ° r r? KS , -Tace ay mts , . . ” . . : ; os . , . : ; § ; {ve See $i 4 : - " ; . ° ; : . >i : 4 ‘ 7 Ae * - , - me , - . hot .a> a 7 - . s fox a e “Fr me oo a na ; - [ mies Gr "OoOT, £5 + TOWN. £5 PEE m pal © °:s cer I Bid sian is ud ne Barg ain r titties 2 fire and termead@e tm. a | APART MY 7 | 7 ' | : _ MONTH | AND BUILD ‘autifal Sees me HEM MEL cK : Lacte rome dievts remden rence we teen te —— ie as te | anes ae , Let & | ae HRISTIAN eS cents | ith and Cheafnot ste jarge rons wh garace for Korth REAL & LOAN co. . ‘ ar eee : : Z ) . TP , ef "yet ett ive bes? ‘> ” 1437 1O48 & _Bth ome % “te Be — rT" ff . ‘ : a : . a LtG : ; ; t : meaty Southwest ae Wt mar me MeCe wien f ff CONCA _“ 29 alttievtene tt : eer f ntfs IME - od a ee ee OO er ren et et 9° RE Lee: “e+ er i oY eee —_ ane Loe Pie oe itis po ~ ay tee "Eon 7 0 rn 2 a +z * cae “4 ee a % - ch, a : Brentwood BUNGALOW en on Cy eecee REALTY Ct tite RESIDENCE BARGATL oneh loan =~ MAr 2 WITTE REALTY CO.. Brentwood , , KORTE y ela Ee TAA LAKGE sTURF Hi e . . | on o6N M AP f, E Mies 14237. 104 Gowen ehrnameciee | ‘ , " G RAND AND ‘i RAvors — : 7 . - - . “a it “es a -- TPASIN: reer? ° -ee tien « Tie . - . : Pa | . - = - ——-* . wr n . / toe 3 . vets ; : 2s : cyt sthampton ‘ : . --* 2 y+ 8 hers ‘'is "A! » ct. : ' . e ’ ° . - ‘ 5 aa r 2 - - — a . . , . _¢ ¢ reer ‘ or . ; ae es f pew - . =e » ¥ ~ted +; f : tar? e , . to . na ‘ ° / aA... 7 4 ~ yt ‘ , iV wt bal 1TFe POSSEASTON. S500 . . 2 a ane water , 9 : . a , fs a ”" phat "s ; mx Fiat? ca ft. & ews Sia C hea nut — a a P ' . . bs : - 7 > >-F " 7 . ’ ; “2 =? a ae - “= Peer . South ' a ry rick bungalows fe pore! — , ' ‘eS , a LIREPTY SOND ‘ | = | ;. eG - — © aan: ¢ r. . Ce » A. BI ATER vy. Ss aa Cheat vat. ‘eo Cen ' a wit en’ a wm a oer? . ‘ ; i ‘~ . zt . - , . . . . ‘ reaconathe '¢ . 4- FAMIT, y “FL AT an PAGE. Ptryeree Ty od et 4 ° : v4 “ ' , } rt ‘ her , all in good condition’ -ent $150 « mont! mr mr Ey sin : [ae . ree se. lweted aster, i , ; ; | Price $14.5460. THOMAS MeCRADY & BON career. steam hent and electric elevator. stock ine ral Co 7 ODOR: APTS. vious | Sito Ramen. Yoreat san CO ro SNS ar Feet a gens om neha ¥ iy “ . 3 o ‘ ‘ . on -' : -~ we . ae _ . ~ A “/ . Z f> ° on : — emeto eg ire.» . | . PPKOLP! 1OnF? ' | a pe ee “FW FLAT™ a ln ca WE Bt x et. QUorT wine | | , ' : ' . wires - 4 ic. term . cman . 4523 Parktiew (feet amet of Eeriid ana Wondertut tes atewn tani wens " " A} Arctite “er : . ha * blocke south of Laclede’ 4-famiiy. 3 . om oe wy ge . soeeres and ne each. haré@woo! Ceaers cores ‘ flais na offices. ren! vure ‘ RQUwS. oes. — : | tile bathe. ive completed: two bulld ,° fernieh sething: rental $4060 _ , : — : left; rent ys So per yvear: termes. | > ; ow ‘pre for quitkh mm Bj var , P » rf oe | od , fa: = Pm tty ' mga | ' : % BTN GAILDOG ix . f aa 5 . , . - . , : — : ; —— > ; ce | se aruUrE «eae euritel be —per* . , : ee conreniegees 5800 wes ?_" W. J. ABBOTT REALTY ©., 606 Chennnt ck ’ . ; : i. . e cf ss] r tod . PIER eo 1 ated allies ; : ADOLPH HOEFER | : | —— F390 ix, Dispatch —s c Centra: 302. Ove S260, : 2e8 Poq,- 1s. * Cheuteau Trust Bidz. ©: rads 800 cheate: a. Bo vc 4 | 4 ig a *

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; + : ; FRIDAY, . | : 4g The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat Septet SEPTEMBER 23. 199i 2 : 7 yi a a — eS : = eaepaaeae eae Sage aoa : a — y e : ae Fi ctl on . an —_— aa oe ' . = § DEVICE T0 LILES i : Dien WE 4 — - _—s FRIDAY, SEPTEM OF WARSHIPS BEING TESTED x. ¢ ———— _ Gyroscopic Instrument Attached to | a«* Ship and Motion Produced by Orowds of Men. By the Aesociated Press : . .’ CHUATHAM, England, Sept. 21--- og Important experiments are beirg -* made here with a gyroscopic instru- es ment designed to abolish the rolling e a of warships The «apparatus, for A - Which great things are claimed Dy) " S ed ft | Ag fhe invento! has heen fitted to Ff ship in the Chatham Wockyard, and a novel method has been employed during the prelimina: test# Platforms have been constructed enabling parties of inet run of} | : and off the ship. which les moored id ; in one of the basins In this wt) . . artificial rolling is fet up fo ee ee , every nautical man «news, Aa Vvesse exe + ea Be rs cS a n HO ee Ss Ses eur eS ao 3 afi x jg surprisingly sensitive te thy ment of a nimber of people tre a. Sas , es > ee ; ad RENN SS “*"s > Se , * > ay Ric a Nr: > oe oe bd ‘ ~ : : : + a+ . . ~~ ~ > ’ & one Bide to the othe: _ PBT Ps , , : 7" , > SE eS : : "9 . ~~ ~— : —* horough texts are ta) he Hh ide . ss ~~ _ . . RSS Ves > a, " a, oe y, A . ' : . ~~ ?- we eS J tis ~ 7 S SS Ss SS “ ? ae tee (SRR “ 144 A = rf ‘i 4 : ’ » \ ‘ : . . we > OO a ie ae I, s* tS by . the gi rorcope at sen Hi generals Cl BRE SR eS OS RP i OL 5 ee eee CH ~ ~~ “RS 3 > >. os b x . ‘ Sons aS . “I . + = ie Ss n . “ ae eK. . oS . =. “ - P 2 he on od a ae © ‘ Aly bea F ~~ . ' ' . . . , a . - : ves 7 \ . 2 —_ Oe é . —: eo So Pe 2! 5 SOU, \ ; . »* . me nN *," S > * >. » oe beet +¥ nt . =e Se | PR Oe a. - a Gulties which the taval gunne: - See RY SS SS SRS eee ed oe : - to encounter at present is the con ee rare ses. re in a t t e 4 nual polling of the ship ee (ORR ee gee: | fe By the introctetion of large hilwe: a mS oe . a, “dal ot a ; - 4 } a. Keels and other wsmprovemeni« in d ae : 7 i S ster ; de 5 , = a sign, navalarchitects have been alle ; eee 4 ;. - Se # 3 3 | nn my er: fo reduce the rolling very conside: , BS. ." ably during the lumi few vears hist many difficulties still present them gelves. The modern battieship is « enormousiv heavy that. once ashe, Maria rolling. a lone tine elapses be fore she reeovers her normal bal ance, / Road Want~ to Buy ¢ coal Cars. Be the Associated Mress WASHINGTON Ser! "1 pre, Se ¢ yee K le | ‘ Mission to isaue SoS 08 Ys | 4 ag? : the Bie. ane a ‘! ae ae te Fon Sze bags’ > ment Pruett certificates we mq ly @, avf ey pe a ’ 4 ‘er | ‘ 4 ; J om * ‘ aL ae the Interstate Commerce Con ae | ee bs a RIG ES ig Deg OG PLGL ° & Bastern Hailroad ('o. The ¢ rn ; | 4 ide i$ iy Se vig. ane Se : 2 ie plans fo purenase PON Coat cat fre t~ | . . - ee ge oft ae s ' isa "a ‘oe Pris ot Ky eA a gi o 99 the Midwest Mngineering Corveratic Eire ¥ ae 4 Zee, P. | | be i: +. kg a é, y Ag ‘4 : alilore n Of Indianapolis, delivecing the tive oe | gk % kak, go pik, Seige eeriivcates in payinent at 95 per ee ; :; . ; ge ae DS ee ee eel 7 Oe eee ae . , 7 of par OGSST/, VAS PIFSFS ‘ff dé, 444, a 4S Af. a SSSSTSISSSTSSS SSS SSS SASS SSA ASDA SSAA AAA SDA VWI EAA LEAL _~ oe YHIS Linen Tape is a regular part of the construction of a because at bond’s the middleman never gets a “look in, we Cali Gerbault on the d Bond tailored garment. It is securely stitched around the entire afford to give you these reliable tailoring features—they. don't cost rou reper s-saphent edge of every Bond coat, tailored in Bond’s own tailor plant. Look at this an extra penny. We build the famous convex coat front by using the iitk® i er. . Piling Up Lape in the above Ulustration I< looks innocent ‘simple vet it's Just as est grade of canvas ; padded by hand. We hand fell and hand shape the . important to a Bond tailored garment as the steel girders are to a modern collar——-it must hug the neck: We reinforce every pocket—-it cannot bulges Happiness skyseraper. It prevents the coat edges from puckering-—keeping them or tear. The buttonholes are made by hand—they look better and last] with Music Straight and smooth—not a twist or a turn throughout the entire life of longer. Fact of the matter, we buila every garment to withstand the” the garment. hardest wear and still hold true to its original stvle lines. . ‘ LIP SSTSDADAA —~Kadel & Herber AA dithsdsdsidhiititttttia & ™ | WN T was grandmoth- . SS / SA LSS ASIA L ALL LL LA , 7 J Shhh , er's first experience 9 Neer : with a Playerpiano. @ vor chilly fall neg . . “or chilly £3 B® At first she declined Bond’s tailored , ines and evenings-—t Ee ee: ” . P to play, saying that motoring ot street Weal i a ght: Gerbault . Hi ee s 7. : there is hothing Ws ae ; : she couldn't, but Suits and Torx | appropriate than, Hea dittle hatch whi i 3 a ial \ “ay yi asere rk nos ee CL? : N Bond a 2 | Ow easy it is to wor : ew “ , arters below deck. | ' § —International Newsree! the treadles and op- you, not through C ‘ a abardines erate the levers, she ns iebbe . . : a r o : x : - _ ) | ) “4 consented with a little | , RET a : The fashionable aan hle-hreastcd models— my laugh. middleman, bui , , i d vs ruglan shoulders ands **Song after song, she direct to you Drom't let your size beautifully satin trim- ~ | layed wats | the ‘ old ! Soh Re amiga ay : ; Ol nee Keep vou frorn med. er : b 4 D4 avorite ballads of from our own mercha ndise Ve Fm i . oming to Bond's- eek ta : long ago = and, as ° from i] — oe lay ‘4 , doesn't matter what $ er: ~ reat tailor- lant ; Bis oe ihe your rroporti re Sah q \ P , memories of her girl- g p can and do show you ®@ iil phen. “ces a NS LLL ALMA LLL SIT) hood were awakened, ata distinct sav- "* ad phd ig ® price: Maite aaa “a oR months tn ‘ance é fase ae . a new light stole into ° f 10 20 - ae cn ane sso ds pay. We will fit wour beet, . = Mrs. Hearst Sail her eyes Now grand- ing Oo $ to $ . $3 aor figure and your $ As $ a . 2 Pietne. remem : for Euro mother says she in- they cost you less a! purse, “oe q : pe tends to have a Play- Bond's : : , a 4 = ' \ Sa a — Bae . Mh dss ssishsshjhhjhiihhhthtttthhtttitttttht if /Aitthinn A SAAS SFE, SSS erpiano, and pile upa little music happi- ness.”’ : ; ‘eae S A Bond’s tailored clothes have always been reliable. The oan a ond Ban) cy B : : price a man pays here has always purchased him a re- things of life by not Ar eZ «d ond S Boy XS Shop markable value. If you do not know these facts, it is aving music in your , , 91190 nV rer warn: . arn oe a for boys 8 to 20 onl) because vou ha\ e never worn a bond garment. The best judges of these facts are the men who have had it es Viet A | Gag’ OV vy experlience—men who today are AN OPPORTUNITY ; CERER proven to them b. _ wn a. _ prizes, no premiums wearing Bond’s tailored clothes eaclusively. airy fi —but just the best ; $2.0:22 oe 1 i Wear Bond’s tailored clothes—-you’ll know the fuller boys’ Suit your neaning of economy-——appeai l cloth ) - of err y-—appearance and clothes satis- money can buy Fraction . ) hee will place this quality Playerpiano in your home. You may take three years to pay ose Bond Junior Suits With 2 Pairs of Pants $9.75 $] 9.15 $1 4.45 KR QUARK DO RK. we SI ree ro cre 2 —e —— _ © For the Veiled Prophe Behe neday 0. gaia fdas Srvc Arends — Ball—Bond's Sn ———— mae fot we e2- 2-Pant Suits for Boy s | y S ty led Full Dress 4 ‘ Wife of the New , Payment plan. } Wearing Their “First Longies”’ | AR C AD E B U | LD | N t; Tuxedo Suits. . A :- MRAM 3 BARTHEL sama Foe at id yon ¢ - last (WO Weeks there's going to be e an army ofr young chaps wearing Olive at Sth St. Absolutely authentic DUESENBERG Bond's “ long pants Suits. in stvle-—expertlv tai- ' PIANO CO. hen satan Di” OPEN SATURDAY TILL6P. M. lored and beautifully . 3 New York Cleveland Detroit Akron Toledo Pittsburgh Youngstown Louisville orcnan Cincinnati Columbus St. Louls AAusas City Lorain Omaha ' Chicago

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— -_- : Fiction anak | | IST. LOUIS ; Popular Comics | | ; ! = - a Women's Features | ; Ultra” ‘News Photographs v . ag Y Y — wake artes a G Ny Y FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923. tf | y “yj y Yrtttt My, b | ‘WG ha. bn. ) Wt Z 4 duu PAGE 4) WHTTTDUEC LL aa ada daddddadddddadiddidadibdsildddgddddd THE NOTABLE VW ddbddddbddbdbddddddhdddddddddddddddddiaaciiiiiiunu0uuu0un1annnQnnnccccccL VISIVISSSSSSSS SS SSS Sa CCE LLLLLLLLLLLICLYLUSLLILLTALSLLUSLL SLL LLALLILLLILLULLLTLLLLLSLLLLLL LLL LLLLLLE LLL LLL LIL TELTLLELLIHLTTPLI VI UilLLdhAALLLLLLL-xxxZZZ_ ZZ EEE STTVIITTTISTVIS ET As - Alain Gerbault posing on the deck of the “Firecrest” after his J adventurous voyage. He is Fi “shooting the sun” with his sex- J tant, his chronometer is by his side, and his log book, which he kept faithfully, is on his lap. Wide , Wo! ad Ph . A444 TA VSS So VS ELS FPS ISAS SS To right: Another view of the “Firecrest.” ~——i.adel & Herbert. iL SSS AASE LS ALAA A ASEL SS ASA SS ~ SSS ASS SS A f 7 Si f/ JLo 4 , Si 4 fe SLITS TMAAA TSA AMA MA AA ML La (thd LF VW LL anntanaz2L2aaddaddiiiid, LuuiduHdKuuuuQJQQauun LLL ‘ : ; , inis > a eS ei . wee A —- ae." ew ae ware ad ne sean ens ow “ we ~ ae res POLIO Jo _— _ ~ _ wee oe kin.’ weean | Gerbault on the deck ole etl : of his boat. He is well don t eet dg known as a tennis play- y using the fin- | hand shape the . | ~Kadel & Herbert. it cannot bulge om i \ eT hhh Ahhh hhhiiiiiitthtthhthhhttthtt sitter and last z withstand the : } % & ie g j ’ VAAMLLLLLTLGATATTTATTATTTAVAATTTTTNA AS VISTAS TSS SA or - St llth tlt di Ny \ \ \ . \ \ N : \ hhhibiiibhiiiiiiitiilididsiddsidddddddididiiiiiiiihiidsiididitssddititditsddddddddidddddididdisidd RE I * ret oe ¥ ALIA L To left: This is the 35-foot craft in which a daring Frenchman crossed the Atlantic alone. He was too days on the ocean and met with head winds, gales and stiff cross blows, . but he brought the “Firecrest” into New York bay safely. —Wide World Phete, i ‘ right: Gerbault in Shpriate than th ‘ i little hatch which > s «to his’ sleeping New Bond . s arters below deck. ° ' = —International Newsree!, Gabardines Si The fashianahble dou f-hreasica sindclis- Glan shoulders and gutifully satin trom ed, 4 | 8) ‘ : | Ohhh hhh hhh hh hhh hdbhdbhsbdddddddbddstddddddde Mrs. Hearst Sails 25 $30 $35 | ’ ) for Europe SU lel hha ig / VLALAL LAA Midd ddd hdhidhdhddhdhddbdbddbddddddbdddddddddddddddddde - Wsihitthhhhhhthhhhttititihhitihtiittitittiitiititiiititttthtiitttttitntitu Swords Beaten Into Plowshares, 1923 Model asm . se khhdhbhditis5iddddihhiddbhddsidididddddbddiddddddididisddbiddidddlldii, ddddididdidddidisddiddddddd ULC D KLUM Middhhddddiddiddddddddddddddddddidddisddeléeeeennll TTT “ib bddbddbddddddddbbddbdddbbddbdddiddhdiddbdddgisiidiiisisiiiaaaacuaaaz0u0uaadcdiasdaaiauaicaidawidi dddddiaaadiidiaiiiieaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaiaiaiiiddisss PRESIDENT OF SWITZERLAND Se WL lldlhddddddddddddddbbbdddbdddddbsdbdddhdhddddede “we LN! A or ” we Tres 4 EO 32 Jo. Ax, fA dd e * a XA. “a Lhd ddddbddddddddbidddddddddldtsdddtddddddddddddded B A 3 uk hee ¢ : fe 3 ; YF LLddddddddiiidiiddssdddsddbddkdb LhAhA LAMM LLLLLLL LLL \ To left: Gustave Ador, who, besides rul- ing the mountain re- public, is president of a financial commission of the League of Na- tions. -Underwood & Underwood. ; oe a. > Ske . a) ee Ms * ee AY a> = s. ee oe . “ P, tn ke ee er tate etarees . ™~ a i . ss ie > Pa > 7 i SE eS ae >. Soa t Se ce “fs : a . dhbtcatunan222aaidddidsdsthdddddsdd 9 ed Prophet § d’s Smartly l D ress an : "i : Wife of the New York platuheriphoeh graphed as she sailed for a holiday abroad. oe b its. 3 a ~—Underwood & Underwood. MLL CC. CC czzxznuhttaaidaaiiiiiiddddidisdsdiddsssdihidihddsbbbdhdshdtshddddbsdsddsbssssshissbsdbhisetice =- £12 = £ 2 —— Wo 2dddddddddddbddddddiss ~ a —— 2, a To right: The War Department is using its whippet tanks on 4a grading job on the banks of the Potomac. Wide World Phote Lhhddde a Wdddddddbhdddthddddddddddhdbddibddddiddidddsdbidddsdissuczan.222.2.222curannrnQnnnZZCO III ULhdddddbdddddddddddddddddddhddsddddddiddddididiidicéuricsizcrts2zc0.sx22arqnunnQnnnunnn.nnQnuuuuuunnnnnnnQn Li hdshhdhdbddddddddddidddidddtitslddddbdddditdsidddlsddtiddbbdddsssditddddstdddsistddddasdltilde VISISTSIMMMPSS TP Waa dadiisthddddddddbssibddhddddssdbhihsthdbdddsdddddsittdbdddsdddddddddaddd Mt tStt ttl td ltl D hs SAAtthtttLL DA “ ‘ff See 7 , " A Ss ccc OTTO TCC ccl33283ZT&caea.taaaaaidiiiiiiidiidddidiiaiaiicdiiiiidiididdiitiiiausnunxzxxZznancdlllcdiiiiiiiiidbsssssdssdisiss 2

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ended in less than an +iction = Fashions 2 Timely —_———- i ‘Pipw sewers Discussions |= ODP OPPO DP DDL DIL LD ; — —— we om oe + — ne ————_$ —- -— == SP ee - A The Madness of Little Things By Sophie Irene Loeb emall things in life are the mosi maddeping and yet we do not geem to realize it and we do noth- ing to keep them from an- noying us. For example, my neighbor Is suffering from mosquito. bites and he tells me how harrowing it is to have all the insects in his room > De around the elec- tric light while he is reading. And yet he has done nothing to do away with them. It seems that the screen in the window of his room is broken and he has just put off repairing it, thinking he will do it “tomorrow.” But the next day never comes. The whole trouble could be hour, and yet the actual torture that he goes through is borne on the theory that it is just a “small matter.” And just as a mountain can be made of a molehill, so the tri- fling things of life can be heaped up until they are really too burden- some to bear. A friend of mine told me how much she suffered because of two hooks that were off her dress. She had to use pins each time she wore the dress. The pins stuck into her times without number, and yet to stop to repair the damage and avoid these pin pricks seemed -to be the last thing she thought Fienatt eines knows that the - about. ; : For months, she told me, that | same dress gave her this trouble and, as she put it, “it was mere thoughtlessness.”” It was not un- til she got a large’ scratch that nearly became serious that she sat down one day and sewed on the two hooks——a few minutes’ work. There are women who will let their dishes stand from one meal to another, thinking they will wash. them all together. Pretty soon a er } they have such a pile of dishes that | laborious. A have the work becomes few minutes’ work would done each lot. One of the rules my mother gave me years ago, especially in kitchen work, was to clean everything up as you go along and save endless labor. For example, when one is cooking, if she will put everything she has used back on the shelf there will be an endless saving, both in time and temper. It is the same with friendly re- lations. For instance, some people put off calling a friend on the telec- phone until they have left the city, or fail to see a sick friend until that friend is well. Remorse comes with the neglect of such seemingly small things. The angry parting with some dear one gives one great concern and apprehension as to the result. The saying of unkind words and regretting it later—these are the things that when adjusted imme- diately will make for real solace and comfort for everyday matters. In a word, the big thing is to at- tend to little things as you go along. Don’t let them bother you. Settle them. Adjust whatever is necessary at the time that it gives trouble and the trouble is ended. Copyright, 1923. A Formula tor Health By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D. United States Senator from New York. Former Commissioner of Health, New York City. ’ There are the words of an old friend of mine on his ninety- a) right and you will live long.” fourth birthday. means by living right, he said: When pressed for an expression of what he “First, | would say, follow the precepts contained in the Ten Com- mandments if you want to live long and be happy. “Second, treat your neighbor as you would like to have him treat you. “Third, labor six days out of seven, as the Bible tells you to do, end don't loaf away any of your time.”’ There is no doubt that work—real physical work—is a neglected panacea on the part of many city men. I have a friend who is grow- fing fat. Every afternoon he plays ' handball. To get to the gymnasium, | ‘ _ \{ 7 automobiles. six blocks away, he calls a taxi! Handball he considers a_ sport and “fine for reducing,” but he } think® walking stupid work. Some- body the other day railed about “They make folks lazy,”’ he said. This is a just criticism of the improper use of the automobiles, but thers is no question of the health value of the motor car in that every day it takes into the open air thousands of persons who would not go out without its aid. But to call a taxi or to jump on @ bus or a street car, if your errand * is within easy walking distance, is a mistake. To loll on the seat of a limousine, to let the body settle down into the soft cushions, to permit the abdom- {nal and shoulder muscles to relax and sag, to exert no more effort than a sack of flour——this is a sure recipe for obesity, intestinal iner- tla, round-shoulders, soft muscles and shortened life. I doubt if there can be physical health without physical labor. To A ttt tt eR te ti. te. tate ee re = ——- SEPTEMBER FRUITS RAPES and apples are the out- standing fruits in market just now. As there is scarcely a limit to the possibilities of either one the housewife should have no difficulty in serving delicious fruit dishes during September. Compote of Grapes. This makes a pleasing dessert or it may serve as an accompaniment to meat, especially wild game. Boil four tablespoonfuls sugar in half a glass of water until it be- comes a syrup, then skim and put into it one pound of grapes picked from the stalks and seeded. Let them boil up two or three times, then pour into a dish. If any scum develops, carefully remove it with white paper. Apple Toast. For luncheon some day cut ap- make “‘pate de foie gras,’’ geese are kept in close confinement, stuffed with food and, as a result, their livers are abnormally fattened. They can stand this treatment for a few weeks, but ultimately they must be forcibly fed, because all voluntary effort has become impos- sible. Too many people treat them- selves little better than the Strass- burg poultry farmers treat their geese. You will not live to celebrate your ninety-fourth birtnday with a party and a pink cake unless you labor six days out of seven. And, as my friend says, you must not loaf at your work. It is wise for all persons, men and women, to continue at their accustomed tasks all their lives. The surest guarantee of long life is continued activity in the usual occupation. It is a mistake to ‘“‘re- tire,” to “settle down.’ Death comes sooner to the retired indi- vidual than it does to the one who keeps in the harness. I approve the formula of this dear old man. If adopted, his philosophy . of would revolutionize the world. life —~ os 7 . 2 a= ’ * - ; freey : 7S - . i : f " ~ bhes * Ae / ~*~ Ss NY 7 ~~ +) . N >= — ‘2 —_—— ——— OW ee ee eee a _——a Ne ~ — ————— eS - ——— | } | | rir ‘ \ *\ Ww GES TONS ge OO OO D6 6 6 we (Ee MANN . ie \ Vv ~» Aviat e -_— ewes: «ncas «= ar rere SLR XS ad * cD WaNdse * WARM HEART" f 4 AN THE FOONeRH/ICH KADY WHO DOW'S GET ANK COAL « BEAUTY DOESN'T HELP ANY WITH CCAL- _-—-— — ——— eyes; You'll never lack for a surprise. —Old Mother Nature. POTTY the Turtle and Mrs. S svous were lying on a partly sunken log in the Smiling Pool, taking a sun bath. They are very fond of taking sun baths on the end of that old log. They spend a great of time there. They can summer morning nothing cf particular interest had Longlegs the Heron had frog or fish had he Finally he had flown away -ollywog. caught. very small min- citement. ae dull morning; my deer?” said Spotty to Mrs. Spotty. “Rather,” replied Mrs. blinking her eyes sleepily. would rather have it so. I am not at all fond of excitement.’ She blinked her eyes again, and looked might fall asleep any is a rather Spotty, “But I aut if she niinute. But Spotty wasn't sleepy. He con- “OId Judge Coffee was the hit of our dinner. “Never before our guests tasted equal. “Surprising, too. that such coffee is sold at such a reasonable price.” had its tattles the Kingfisher | ee ~ ee ee: — — oo tinued to watch and wish for some- thing to happen. Somehow he was finding life very dull. Presently he noticed that something was moving on the opposite bank of the Smiling Fool. He watched. Whoever it was over there was moving very slowly. But Spotty himself moves slowly on land, and so he didn’t grow impa- tient. He patiently watched and ¥aited. At last there appeared another turtle. Yes, sir, it was another tur- tle, but a very tiny one. It was so little that Spotty hardly recognized it as a turtle until just as it reached the edge of the water and started to dive in. ‘“‘Look there!’’ exclaimed Spotty io Mrs. Spotty. ‘‘Where do you sup- pose that little chap came from?’’ Mrs. Spotty lazily opened her | eyes and was just in time to see the small turtle. ‘‘Oh,”’ she yawned, “that must be one of our children. I thought it must be about time for them to appear.’”’ ‘“‘What?’’ exclaimed Spotty. “I cidn’t know we had any children.” ‘“‘We didn’t have, but I guess we have now,” replied Mrs. Spotty? ‘“‘There’s another!’’ exclaimed Enotty. And sure enough there was another wee turtle scrambling | down the opposite bank. Mrs. Spotty began to take more interest. ‘‘There should be several more of them,” said she. ‘‘We must keep count.” | “It is a rather dull morning, don't you think so, my dear!" said Spotty to Mrs, Spotty. and Mrs. Spotty » Spotty THE BATHING AND CARTOON. anal! . : ‘ ned carter’! Nut A ; a - te ST. LOUIS POST: . y 4 ; Oe ¥ mT fs : # * -_ Li lies Still ‘ WHEW THE FIRST SNOW PLIES WE MAKE OUT THAT FAMOUS CHR/IGTMAS-LIST: FAA WE WEFE GhiVG 70 NEGOTIATE SP LUNE © WHI WE PRE GOUWGTO BEGIN RIGHT OW - AIYD WHICH WE Wilke WOT’ UNTIL/THRISTIIAS EVE If. o-—— = _ — anus ~ tle appeared. The two they had al- ready seen swam about, and pres- ently came across and crawled out on the old log on which they them- selves were lying. Spotty and Mrs. Spotty paid no attention to them. To have seen them you never would have guessed that those wee turtles belonged to Spotty and Mrs. Spotty. If the truth must be told, the two babies didn't know it themselves. All the rest of that day Spotty and Mrs. Spotty. watched the other bank, but not another baby turtle did they see. Mrs. grew a bit anxious. She began to Spotty at last | euspect that her wore of those baby (Copyright, 1923, The next ry Were No More Ba Positive happll tional and incapm misery is artiticls proceeds from 0GF, Pili a . = a The clothing of tainly ought to BY that of our bOodiG®. the most famous pa in ali the wo recipe i Py U.S m2 ergo of > ' "ok Ba | ready-mixed in — AUNT JEMIM ER 21, 192: +e + ee ble Thought 3 For Today :-: d by the Back to the Bible Jure*au. — * NDING THE RIGHT WAY: ye the Lord while he may be call ye upon him while he is let the wicked forsake h's and the unrighteous man Alia mts: and let him retura unute ord. and he will have mevcy Hhim; end to our God, for he @bundantly pardon.—Isaiah 7. ee comme - eee ee ee }floatinge of other men’s opin- Our brains makes us not one | which roughens one gives majesty GARD “ann _ gripped at her shoulders, and forced | a ~~ ples into quarters ; ee a | . » pare them and / to another h bee be | , er face more full .. | > a , tiyimowengn. . Tebelmann Bebiig Ta jon a, at nats wi tur PANCAKE Fiot ' an «ae? . = " .- ‘a 45 ‘ r, ‘ ' - ; " 7 - Z| ats a . o i 3 ; ' - 4 . " , * * ' » " * 1 e “ 3 > eae he. * opposite bank for a

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eee ~~ UIs PONT- DISp a 2 ao i He x. a | E q eed ew” FOR ee WOMEN | i i ee OO el et ee i i i i i di a a i a ‘ By NELL BRINKLE ee i ee a Sl i i i i i i i i a » A Aen Ws BATHING G/Ru OF AD.S§ CARTOON. /5 OUT IV THE G a> — I dogr sree las b we SS ~- J fj ¢; = 7 .. , / a “Sy J —_ = "a a a ————— 4 é . CHPIETM9S* LIST FO? NEGOTIATE 2 GONG 70 Y WHICH WE 6 ZVE fr : % —_————— - = - , ~o —_ - = = al- suspect that there woulds | S- tiore of those baby turtles. t) (Copyright, 1923, by T. W. a ||| gees.) rs. m. | || The ld Were No More Baby Turtles. Lol — ——_ “Why Ay. | Positive happiness !8 ¢ o tional and incapable of misery is artificial and ty | Proceeds from our folly. ——_—_— —_ her . | / ie The clothing of our ™ ist tainly ought to be regarded to. that of our bodies. j (leD- BLOODED DAUGHTERS MUST WEAR _FURS 8 | ye ~ FEM 0 OOO wes or | THE SUMMER-G/RL TRANSFERS HER } i Ue | PPRAPHERMAL/A OF WAR INDOORS * AlvD | oe CHANGES HEA ~~ > . 4~ ’ T2\ APPLE-THEE 70 THE FIRE-FPLACE MEADQUARTERS FROM | ~~ a ee Ps -o | — —_$_—$—$—$$— next story: . —_—— a | Me Thought For Today :-: m@ ty the Back Jureau. rr MING THE RIGHT WAY:~— the Lord while he may be Beall ye upon him while he is Wt the wicked forsake h's the unrighteous man ais ;and let him retuca unte and he will have meocy om; end to our God. for he Mdantliy parilon.—Isaiah i ee - be of other men’s opin- Our brains makes us not one jot the more knowing though they | happen to be true—we must have | nur own. REDUCING CORSETS That youthful figure is within the reach of y to more youthful lines while a freedom of motion that j Unigue.. And both Qualities are these lasting At all geod stores. Priced at $3 and up The CROWN CORSFT Co. Now York City Wie GFL) — a hildre ble as . By Winifred Black As Sensi] -—_— WOMAN I know was a little distressed the other day. A Things were not going right at home—the new cook was stu- pid and the postman lost a letter and the baby wasn't particularly well. , Besides, the good man was away azd nothing was right, and so she put the baby to sleep and pulled down the blinds in the roonr where the sun was too strong, and put fresh sweet-peas in the great blue bow! that seemed made especially for them, and pinned on her wide hat and went up the hill and stood in the shade and looked at the white peaks of the snowy range—-far away. How white they were. How cold and clear! But now the sun was setting and every peak was beginning to turn rose-colored in the fading light of the day that was going. Rose and violet, and pink and purple—what a dream of beauty they were—the peaks of the snowy range. It didn't seem possible that they were 20 miles away-——and as she looked all the little worries and foolish fears that had haunted her day slipped away like a cloak outworn and forgotten. And the song began to sing itself in her heart, over and over again, a song of peace and gratitude and love. Suddenly a voice spoke in her ear: “What are you doing up here, all by yourself,” said the voice “I Never Notice” The woman turned and saw standing beside her a man, who was a friend cf her husband. “I saw you coming up here,’ just to have a chat with you.’’ And when the woman I know spoke of the sunset and of the snowy said the man, ‘and | walked along, . peaks, the man stared and then he broke into uncontrollable laughter. “Snowy peaks?’’ he exclaimed. ‘‘And sunsets? Why I walk this Way on my way home every evening and I never even look up—-I never notice the peaks. They are sort of pretty, aren't they?” And he began to talk of stocks and markets and lawsuits and neighborhood quarrels and doctors’ bills and rents that were gettang higher and higher. And he made the woman I know forget the snowy peaks and the rosy flush of the sunset, and remember only all the little troubles that she had taken such pains to forget. They're all around us every day——the snowy peaks and the flash of the sup upon them, the range of purple mountains crowned in clouds how fooligh we are to walk right by and never lift our eyes to see them! The Rose Doesn't Worry. The rose in the garden knows better than that. It doesn't worry about the gardener or wonder when will come its day to be picked and thrown away-—it just drinks in the dews and the sunshine and sleeps 1 the silver moonlight and perfumes the air—and is content. It must be rather restful to be as sensible and as natural as a rose —don’t you think so? What’s Inside of Your Mattress? It isn’t enough to know that the mattress you buy is made of Kapoc Floss. Insist on its being a Red Cross mattress, which guarantees that its Kapoc Floss filler is extra soft, com- fortable, sanitary, and self-ventilating, and adjusts itself gently to the body—exclusive qualities insured by the special Red Cross process of treating Kapoc Floss. The inviting softness and comfort of this mattress lull you into sound, peaceful sleep. The house- wife finds it easy to turn and restore the Red Cross to its original shape because of its extremely light weight. In beautiful hand-sewn tickings. Sealed in a sanitary carton. Don't buy a “Just-As-Good,”’ but insist on a Red Cross Mattress. Look for the label on each mattress for your protection. NEW YORK MATTRESS COMPANY Main and Cedar Sts. St. Louis, Mo. 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Sometimes it almost seems that after a woman finds herself at the of must reconciled to ler with luaturity she become aze seeing beauty co. responsi- bilities and cares and worries. Any this age, come plenty of these disagreeable things to deal with be- fore reaches maturity, to be sure. But somehow, while she more tender years she seems to have more power of resistance to woman mav have she these inroads on beauty and caim- | ness of spirit. She has more elas- ticity with which bound back depressions and cares and worries. on to something more pleasant be- fore they have had time to make unattractive marks. to from But the woman who is ever tempted to let beauty wane with- out making a struggle to hold it, must capiure this carefree spirit of youth if but go about it in the she will correct way. to | you, you must realize what a very | is of | against the ravages of time. | woman of individuality | usually has her own pet beauty lo- | | Reck and body. She forgets them and goes | remember that she can re- | She must never let heavily upon her that can t shake them off and take an inter- est in The way into this Cares she her looks. coax oneself frame niind to feel physically fit, and after this | the rest is rather easy. eee <= -— wep — Se ~ _——_—--- Guistene es a pened == eee If you have done an honorable} No man ever made an iil figure action accompanied by hard labor, who understood his own talents, | ' ; mains. sii so | to | of | is to do everything possible | kat and sieep and exercise in the | correct proportion will work won- | per- | ders toward winning-your battles | then the And | tions which she uses to good advan- | tage. 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= =” 2 : — == od 2 : ’ i Pe ¥ | comic Pace | ; a | pee a ee FRIDAY, | . — , . ( SEPTEMBER 21, 1922 ae : ™ 7 SATURL —: Bi , RUSH ,» PAGE 52. By filing your Want” iit —r SS Nee Pete Aas . + 4 the BIG SUNDA : i MUST || AH PLEASE OOn'T AM! MISS JiGce- | | : / (ie Sere = Aone, | CO-ZE WORLD 15 ARE james * , a | VOL. 76. NO. 14. pores WIZ YOU NOT COULD SIT AN GAZE | ye — OUND - AT YOOR PICTURE - GIT To FOR Lite - LY WORK - COONT! OFF AGAIN. : ao ox ; — ee SD se : a HE Benny Leonard-Dundee scrap . re , = Will not come off this season; | ‘ “ Hah The fans won't stand another tap, 7 | | _ AR | Aa » , . | Which seems to be the reason. ! by Gettin es Oe ‘ ie Soot And furthermore, sto we've been told : sos AE Ng Soe BEES om . : , Their act ts getting rather old. Those boys hare met eight times before, : With no decisive ending; 25 | . | a ‘ They haven't spilled a drop of gore. Sd sa | “+--.° P chm Though championshfps were pending. | (© 003 or wert Pearse Semvice. inc. The fans, while Johnny's very good. , " Think Ben could lick him tf he would , 4 naeneed And se the fight is off again) BUT IT DOESN’T MEAN ANYTHING—By RUBE GOLDBERG | % ae Leis "a oe | te Ff SE OS " : “ee | ANB GRUNT ALB 3108 I\ “ SECONDS wHILE * BoT (T BOESN'T | | se tag Ce ae I WONDER. Dempsey gave him a proper trim- | Ri a> ep res ge ara Spine ae \' THE ENGINEER | Me 1 MAN AAIYTHING! SiLarvenseh te German Government ha r e of Wales. alias Lord ming. ’ | a5 OF Tre CNOCINE-I THIAK /f ae we nf up the use of stamps. The rince o ales, alias Lord (Aa) aa j \i STOPPED Form : ne : peg oe John and Ben ' - = i: ; 7 —> ; Be | \. AY Qe © separated. . | ) | \VE BEEN LYING HERE FoR \\\ MAS ‘The fans are fed up on their stuff { Fas % y © THA tO, | a ! : yy And kréw when they have had enough. FIVE HOURS AAD 'Ve ‘ ‘ a i Ye WS ‘ A . yA ’ a ON . , = WERE PLAYING TAG ) : a a of the Postoffice De eo) wee % fhe In the inter-Municipal baseba! iT. stteoge- iy) my WITH ANOTHER A RAIS LAUASBSRIT P | | = ae \S ONS | q were notified today — ordinary “hands” on his ranch in. . m9 rl ess 2 \ TT? AIA) Cx vy Ste ; A OO : ‘ost of printing the sta 3 championship the Freight Accounts , Wr K ms | a! . J ‘ = ie s greater than their fa Alberta. Wonder - he gets anr- should give a good account of a é. , , See NY S\ Ty — Re Re at) \ ‘ Di i\\\N iy \ ah, : ‘ f . poe and tha* letters cormim thing ertra for that? themse!ves. Ther figure to win ee . a | . geese . , ' 7. 4 : - + . 3 Germany hereafter will bt : 7 % a cancellation indicating —— —_— . ) a oe. ea essary postage has been We don't know how his contract EMPTY HONORS. i | : | j ea g aa | > letter from Germans reads, but judging by the way he Washington leads the major . i | | f | | : : : , eS _. the lowest unit of weis eats, a'l he gets out of it is his leagues in double plars. But as ; 4 7 , | aoe | mY ~ “Bae j > a | 700,000 marks to deliver board. they are only fifth in the race it | of as i é ) (¢ 2 a" | “He ? ARs St aad id i «® country. doesn't mean anrthing except that : ; , a | HE odie | Le ‘ Meaty \ _ ri + ya a e the Assoctated Presse. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. & Whether Gov. McCray si asked to resign as a resi aes fet ae a PB ie a 2 eo S i. “ae empathy 2 a ie om Seg eo Ota A 82> PS Pe ae hei Ms > ty S., Mian’ Tpon the request of William SREY tay se te + ae = a8 Seals Jack a dull boy. re [M, =a Zs om Ui et. } a a 2 : THE MYSTERY CF STEVES BMS- Peat Riches in Lapland are measured Za , ie | . & | 4 , , : ma ; APPEARANCE, RAN) SACKS Steve's | INH an -. / V M CRAY 10 : ; = 4 P > - . ' : - - 4 | y ‘ ' : | | eleadlinas | - e f nanctal difficulties will b laid T Have ov® BAGCA GIVEN LS NOTICE TH | |) KEEP ouR | ON GoeD TERM WiTA Us, | we > Rear! an Muldoon, Jack Dempsey got a close en = ey —e - we Se Sr. ton submitted to the RE The photographer that pt shot ot bal om hare a m en ican cireies today. u The call for the meetir in reind-er. In spite of the ell- ae 4 ewitch. laid 45394 eggs for an average of 7 ‘ q Meeting of Indiana R ’ Trade Mark Reg. U.S. Pats ship he has baceed so far is the off. . 7 Hetb: Move. Argy’t ft ' Baccace FoR | wth Hraa? ee Pe ae share before entering the ring. Fir- . P : ° \_ BACK ReaT- A = jilted ote nal State Committee at a mee! —— Firpo refused to get shared but the top. —— ee == a a . Sate Committee was iesur ; eeAy bh inre 4 $7). ’ ; ff ' iid ry Oo | ae » * | | | However, the change will do him |” 'e2¢ the majors in twin kill Z , | BG oe oe 7 BUNCE MSVACUOM, THE ne [a me cood. All play and no work makes “"5* ws ——— / ' ae. ) : DETECTIVE WHO IS TRYIN Te SOL OWE = See where the Pullman Company : ROOM AMI FIOSS A STRANGE ae . ‘ : seus ’ mate they have yery little cold ‘ } ie eplit am $11,000,000 melon the oth- cash LOCKE IASG CHINESE CARB-IF HE FF —— - 15.31 eggs per hen per month. In- ees a “ PPE i a a can Committee. « Western Amateur. —~— (AT Last I've FIGURED MutT, WE'VE WORRICD \ /RiguTo! it’s \i (WELL, I've Doped) —————__ _ | -—————~ a | re, It is only in a free-for-all scram- (e A WAY THAT arutT LiKE-TWOo Foos BecAvute]/ easy TR GeT || OUT A WAY THAT AND TAKE \ RIGHT! INTERSSTING LF \ | BY PAYING } THe LAADLORD HAS i) gut BUT He’tt | WE Cany LEAVE OUR BAGGAGE | | ‘ TRVE! Hew CAN | eur Baci a_i = ‘ B. Kealing, Republican : Bay CORPULEN)! “THar | a an | ; aa " | SS ie he | Committeeman from Indi 7 Too James P. Geodrich, former «tf Indiana. Gov. McCray ts undets have been informed of tl! rent Friday afternoon at ence with Senator Watson other Republican leaders. “Spressed his determinatic , i roain in office. a ae - aie | i ll set resign.” the Gov eit? Shame as Le ae +, “TI have done nothiz FONTAINE POX CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN ly creditors will be pa! Cepyright. 1223.) | ae | : tnere will be plenty left for Pee ee fa p eet Se as vill only give me a little The first publiie informa Zz | | : ~ “we | \i@ Governor was in fina: éé . | ) ARE YOu DANG

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