St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 3, 1923

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COMIC PAGE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1923 wise DIFFEROST: WHEREABOUTS FUDPDLED - THIS AL EVINOceE So EVER. RAD LA). cy ight, 1923 Mark Reg Patent Offlee y fu 4 (Copyright, 1923.) —— eee H You wTeairy } & LIFE You— 221M SICK AND SEEING *YOU TRATS -THAT— FiIGnT- Fisher. * gontractor, » seat of Dunklin County. MAKE IT A 5-TIME Results almost certain for refunded on unused insertions. SPECIAL 3 AND 7 TIME DISCOU mee WANT AD Order it ta Friday, Saturday and Sunday Run anything. Money ee rt ee EE EE EE a BI. LO UIs Le eae The ve may Boa in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. x . 25, VOL. 76. ‘Mtorney-General Barrett ‘Says He Is in Possession of Agreement Signed by Two ‘Men. ' EX-CONGRESSMAN A. C. CROW NAMED He Is Said to Have Entered Into Arrangement Affect- ing State Projects in Dunk- lin County. By the Associated Press JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 3. Discovery of a written agreement be- tween two road contractors whereby one was to refrain from bidding on Missouri State road projects in Dun-| vesterday’s i'sued in State klin County and ine consideration | venting would receive $2000 and 10 cents a| cubic yard for gravel from the other}; has been made Attorney-General's office, by according to a statement today by Attorney-| General Barrett. The agreement in writing is in possession of the Attorney-General, the | tion |der guard } who declared that criminal prosecu-.| tion by his office would follow mediately. The bidding was awarded a state contract Highway Commission at $86,000, Barrett said. Contracts Awarded in 1922 im- | contractor | for | $85,000 on a project estimated by the of PCNA WHO BEATEN ceanc va J Pv, FOR ONE NOT. AT POLS, TES U p11 BI, 1S FOUND. FLECTONRETURNS Obtains Temporary Restrain- ing Order in State Court to, Prevent Certification of Results of Balloting. BIG MAJORITY GIVEN IMPEACHMENT ISSUE. Other Five Amendments, In-. cluding Soldiers’ Few Minor Disorders. By the Associated OKLAHOMA CITY, A temporary the certifying ere tress. Ok.. State the special Election Board from returns election was day. The order was issued on applica- | filed by counsel for Gov. J. C. Walton. ; The State Capitol was again un- of State troops today. | Frank Carter, chairman of the State Corporation Commission, was his understanding that the guards were under orders to prevent certification to the State Election Bcard of returns. No explanation the guard’s reappearance could be obtained from the Adjutant-Gen- | eral’s office. Investigations in the matter were | Assistant The agreement was on the roads to be made by Aleln May, torney-General. made and bids At- | | Chambers Jr. constructed in Dunklin County were | let in December. 1922, according to Attorney-General! Barertt. The were made in Kennett, Mo., county let, Five eafitracts were to be to- tractors were at Kennett to bid, the Attorney-General said. bidders was A. C. Crow, Mo., former Congressman, other was Albert Creek Mo., according to Barrett. The agreement, so termed in writ- ing, was written at Kennett, where Campbell, and an- ©f Gideon, bids , ’ . - + | fying the r | taling about $1,250,000, and six con-| | The order was granted immediaté« after the executive's petition filed before Judge Tom (a It enjoins W. C. Mc- secretary: John P. Logan, Ira chairman, member, from returns of election’ to the Secretary of State. The action was brought by Walton as Governor. Judge Chambers was ly was Alister, “deposed” chairman: newly appointed Claude Baker, and ‘appointed by Walton. One of the! ; ‘nounced by i chairman /\Com ; i position to the contractors weer meeting to bid | on the projects. It was date Dec 22, 1922, and stated that this “agree- ment” between A. C. Crow and Al- bert Creek of the Campbell Creek Construction Co. is that “‘Crow re- frain from bidding on the projects and that Creek agrees to pay Crow $2000 and 10 cents a cubic yard for gravel bought from Crow,” accord- ing to Barrett's statement. Statement of Contractor. Crow declared. sarrett stated, that he entered into the agreement and surrendered the written ment to the Attorney-General! to show up the situation. The matter is a violation of Fed- eral laws as well as State laws, Attorney-General declared, istating that Federal aid was contracts for the projects. Further investication ter, termed by the Attorney-General “an agreement between bidders to Stifle competition,’’ will be made to determine if other persons besides those who signed the contracts are involved, Barrett said Crow Controlled Gravel Beds. The reason of the offer of 10 cents a cubic yard for gravel, to be paid to Crow by Creek, as stated in the agreement, was because Crow held options on all the available gravel pits in the vicinity of the road pro- jects; according to May. The contract for $85,000 was awarded to Creek in Decebmer, 1922, May said. The road projects in the county were being constructed under the Morgan-McCullough he added. J. V. Billings. prosecuting attorney of Dunklin County. has been _in- structed to proceed with prosecution of the matter, Barrett said. matter has also been laid before the State Highway Commission to deter- mine whether any contracts should be canceled. SURGEON CHATS WITH PATIENT WHILE OPERATING ON STOMACH ee ee Austrian at -Buffalo Clinic Demon- ‘rates “Solar Plexus Treatment, Making Anesthetic Unnecessary.” > the Assoc lated Tress. BUFFALO. as aie Ung from time to tir the Finsteir of the Uni befor only the jaw, Oct. 3—Chat- ith the Lr. of Vv man Hans enna, ‘ ne W On operating tabie, versity ‘ ’ : «i Ciinic of Ruffalo noved th Di surgeons, toda \ re) ach sufficient to pertorin tnoeut the OTzan, and natura! {uired being Dr. Cial treatment deaden| ng the detaching operation on : 5 ; re placed it pomitis ne operation re- hours, the patient conscious throughout. Finsteir explained that of the solar plexus. nerve centers, had Made u) necessary the use of an an- esthetic. Physicians examining the Patiens said he suffered none of the only two fullv Spe- /sell circulated | Streets early | seek | use of publi adocu- ion vesterday at | without included in the | of the mat-/| |election was ‘question to ithe election. ' cial ‘throughout | dated voters, | exerted repressive | the 200,000 voters were not permitted to | | proprietor. | tion | vestigate the executive's ' chine The > Opponents Propose Investigation. At the same time, it was Campbell Russell, of the State Corporation nission and a leader the Governor, that he would file a petition for a grand jury in District Court to investigate offi- cial executive. Mr. Rus- the petition on today. Russell said, tion of funds hy would direct (;overnor's acts of the The petition, an investiga Walton inquiry in com- (;OV . an actions also the and into missioning thousands of special State police. The charge of grew out of the Governor used State trary to law in checking the initiated petition, the polls, to the Legislature his call to review acts of State officers. Calls Flection In his a ‘ation for the ing ordre alleged of the misuse of funds emploves pro wav for to Invalid. pplik restrain- the “invalid’’ because be voted upon had not published previous to He charged that spe- appointed bv the State had that the measures and that (;overnor been proprly officers elecorate approximately cast thir ballots The Governor endangered by the in that it gives the Legislature an “apparent’’ ground for holding an immediate impeachment session. A former grand jury. called tition circulated by Russell of pub- was stopped bv the mili- tary authorities, who trained a ma- gun on the grand jury room. Opponents of the Governor scored victory in the decisive set out that he “pretended” pe to use lic moneys, a sweeping election. sv a constitutional majority a amendment was ‘adopted empowering the Legislature 'to meet ;} impeachment ailer effects of shock usual in ma- | Operations. call against consider the ifs own to charges on Governor. Despite the executive’s proclama- tion postponing the election and his | armed force, | ex- | | threat to block it balloting proceeded cept for minor instances, out the State. that the heaviest dum in State been by peaceably, through- referen- of the is vote at a the history polled. It more than 300,000 election had mated that were cast Returns from 15809 "S387 in the State eave. votes precincts out the For. legislin- 161.013: on proposal inst, 43,265. Other Amendments other constitutional including a were tive aZza Five rive menis, appare! On the vote on these Bonus—For, 953 ror Beaten. amend- bonus, soldiers’ ae fe ro (eg late re the of measu face turns, res stood: against, 53,68 ts, depositors’ lesses banks— refunding caused by failure of State For. 38.798: against, 68,492. Additional schdol levy——-For. —~Centinued on Page 2, ~ Column 8. 62.- _— i Bonus, Apparently Are Defeated-- Oct. Dante restraining order pre-. from | is- | District Court here to- | declared it | Mitchell, | ana | nosed its way out of a bank of clouds : hangar at was m.. certi- | “the pretended | | 6:08 officially of the Bureau an- | former |} in the: op-| | Frank | Weyerbacher. and | lutes the | would | alleged mis- | | respect,’ | made the allegation that the} — con-| _ signatures | approved | vide a| meet | official | the | | Dunn, land Sheriffs | intim{!- | Ku Klux Kian | against | iter found a is | elec- | upon | in- | Indicatiorfs today are |; esti- | > tic Barling E Bomber aa Pilots Who ieauie Her to St. Louis) OCT OBE R 3, DITION ———— ee | ee ee eee eee 192 340 PAGES, PRICE 2CENTS 7R- 1 LANDS AT LAKEHURST AFTER 2200-MILE VOYAGE Flight to St. Louis and Return of Great Dirigible Made in 47 Hours, 49 Minutes. By the Associated Press. LAKEHURST,.N. J., Completing a record trip to St. return, the navy digible ZR- home fieid here The trip at 6748 a. within sight of her at the naval aviation this morning. at an end when it landed. Rear Admiral W. A. Moffett, of Aeronautics, joined the flight at St. Louis, the first to leap to eart trol car skimmed the sehind him came McCreary Three marines greeted and Most Satisfactory, The trip from the the return had consumed hours and. 49 minutes. The ered approximately 2200 miles. maximum speed was 78 miles 1our. “A trip landing R. and Ralph them cheers, Moffett castaway Says. to s]} most declared run frem KILLS MAN WH TREATED satisfactory in Moffett. Chicago ; yr) ail HIM “RAW” IN REALTY DEAL Louis here 47 ip COV=- The an every “We ex- Joplin Man Then Ended Life by Cut- ting Throat With Razor—Note Men- tions Woman in Alleged Swindle. By the Associated Press. ANDERSON, Mo., Oct. dea killed in me A then went real estate ler, was his Hester to instantly yesterday Hester a hotel razor, dying a here Jopiin. room in with a later. Officers who went to letter dated Sept and addressed to O. A. Tandy, Parte of the illegible, but the authorities Hester complained to Tandy of treatment” at the hands of JYunn a real estate transaction. Hiester also mentioned a the le in swindling money snort arrest from him. .—Bert 8. | shot office of | his and cut his throat | time Hes- 17, | hotel letter were said | raw in woman in tter, declaring she was invulved The letter indicates that Hester's actions were premeditated, as it maxes request that the remainder df estate be turned over to a dau ‘in Tulsa, Ok. special | If You'd Only Bought Real Estate Ten Years Agol But why St today tate before. regret” Louis is as rich in Real Es- opportunities as has to of- ac- the What fer curatels “Real the Po the attractively and featured § in Estate” columns t-Dispat hy a’ present is Through this charmel count- Cop pe for investment are of! less excellent rtunities the vy do ( tain YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Or. if vou desire some pa! ticular proposition. run a Want Ad of your own since Write it today and leate with or TELEPHONE JT TO The Post - Dispatch Olive 6600 or Central 6600 ever the his ghter of , : factiy 12 ithe |of the chief | who! Was | has the con- | field. | Commanders | (). hundred sailors with sa- ithe | from itor arrived a | House | gathered | ment 7 of perhaps galions of hours on 654 gasoline, at a fuel cost $150. Part of the crew of 42 navigators, officers and enlisted men were off duty and snoozing away in their hammocks on the catwalks when the ship reached port. So steadily did liner plow through the waves air and so serenely did it lower itself over the hangar that not until the noisy welcome of the “shore” crew reached their ears were the sleepers awakened. Return at 4000-Foot Altitude. “Except for the bumpy weather) encountered early on the trip, had smooth § sailing all the way.”’ said Commander Weyerbacher. return we maintained about, 4000 feet altitude. The crew worked in three regulation shipboard watch- es. Men off duty slept as peaceful- ly in cabins as they home. Admiral Moffett retired 10 last night as we were Indiana A happy crew was given days ‘shore leave’ at the special re- quest Admiral Moffett. “NICE IMPRESSION" MADE. BY COOLIDGE ON MAGNUS JOHNSON New White House, Sans Pitchfork, eGives Slemp “Pleasing Surprise.” the lated l’ress WASHINGTON, Johnson, new Ff the at sailing over OT By Asso Oct. 3.+—-Magnus ‘armer-Labor Senator Minnesota, gonferred for 290 minutes today with President Cool- idge. Long before the new small army of photo- graphers encamped about the White and a host of newspapermen in the corridors of the ex- ecutive offices. While dent, Johnson waiting to see the Presi-| talked with Secretary Slemp, who remarked that the new senator was mucg different in pearance from ah icavcona which had always portraved him with a pitchfork or some other farm imple- He was introduced by Slemp to Secret Work and W and Senator Harreld, Republican, ’klahoma, who also were waiting to the President Emerging with Mr. more tim iTrijies See from * his conference lidge, which consumed e than the President alloted other callers today, Senator was besieged by newsapaper- his impres- ( on to any johnson men with inquiries as to on o President ‘The President made a impression on me, said, warded off other questions plies that he not discuss a presidential He itted that time devoted to discussion of in the Northwest. NEW AUTO. TRANSMISSION revolutionary Invention Described by London Periodical. LONDON, Oct. 3.—A ary form of automobile invented by Georg: devised the that enabled ma- throurh the blades during the technical news- the very nice and then with re- privileged to sy no rif was had the adm most situation revolution- transmission 3 Ppeee a) (‘on- intirz ‘ ns readueicihe n gear chine fire Esco, who syn- ruMms to f airpiane propellers war, according to the paper, Motor. This publication says that Con- stantinesco’s invention dispenses with clutch, gear box and conven- tional rear axle drive, and provides a variab'e gear which automatical- ly adjusts itself to loaqd and gradi- ents. cheapen operating cost. * we | “On! ‘AE. aye sate Ae ded . y ? 4 La, / »4J ia. y K . A “ , Tex, . Boss ey Paes Yste et . x , . rn neg tbe ‘“ , , * 7 4 d HAROLD R. HARRIS, Pilot. NURSE READY TO DEVOTE LIFE |— TO MAN SHE BLINDED IN ANGER. Tells Meateane She Will Give Her Savings to Help Victim Regain Sight. | His | Spec ial to the. Post-Dispatch, would at | sena-| ap- | allace | conference. | | the Bronx, NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Miss Marie | Toth, nurse, will made blind. She jilted he muriatiec acid, face. Since when he was burned, Minnesota Senator on Visit to} not seen him. Yesterday raigned | | for the grand the and came on hysterical. ta ke | provided; of 244 Willis avenue, devote r, she says. with which she had| intended to take her own life, that taken, to the city hospital, Miss Toth in Harlem Court by Magistrate Rittenberg in $5000 | jury. less man, John Harvey, was led into courtroom Miss regaining She told the magistrate she wonld whatever punishment the law she would give her savings | of $2000 to help Harvey regain his | si ight and she would devote her life tc seeing that he was cared for. her life to'§ | caring: for the man whom her anger | several | loved him and he) Then she threw in his | night, Aug. 10, | blinded and | she had was ar- and held As the sight- | Toth fainted consciousness be- By the LONDON, the for Luxor Kings today (oct. | ter, and to Back to Tutankhamen Tomb. Associated Press. American 3.—Howard Car-| Egyptologist, the Valley of the resume his excava- tions at the tomb of Tutankhamen. FAIR AND CONTINUED = MODERATE TEMPERATURE: THE TEMPE RATU RES. 5 m.;: 59, at ZR-|-DERFUL! lowest, The inventton also ts said to. Highest yesterday, noon p. m. a / surance 73, 6 a.. mM. Official fore-. cast for St. Louls and vicinity: Fair tonight and tomorrow; con- tinued moderate temperature. Missouri: Gen- erally fair to- night and to- morrow; season- able tempera- ture. Illinois: Fair tonight and to-'| morrow; little change in tem- perature. Stage of the river at 7 a. m.. ’.7 feet. a rise of 4 of a foot. Sunrise today, | HyeC HARLESTON, W. left | \ | / Surance | 1920. nc rt ee GREAT BOMBER ROARS OVER CITY ESCORTED BY FLOCK OF FIGHTERS. —~- BRANCH NATIONAL ion explained today to the joint con- gressional Comptroller of the Currency Dawes. facilities for receiving deposits and ' the icity. LIEUT. M. S. FATRCHILD, Aid. i these facilities as A A OE LL OE LL LS ET — —— TOWN POLICEMAN NABS AMBASSADOR, CREATING DIPLOMATIC INCIDENT —_—vK—aK—MP~z ' State | By the Associated Press. Va., Oct. 3. EST VIRGINIA has been W askedyto return $5.60 taken by a town policeman bond on a speeding charges to Otto L. Weidfelt, German Ambas- sador to the United States, it became known today. The Ambassador, motoring with Dr. Diekhoff, counsel to the embassy; Dr. Johannes Jantzen, Frau Jantzen and Vice Consul Baer. was stopped by a police- man in the town of Bolivetr, Jef- ferson County. The officer charged the Ambassador with speeding and was deaf to pleas of diplomatic immunity, threat- ening to lock up the motorists. He released them on a bond of $5.60 in the absence of the Mayor. In a letter of apology, directed to Secretary Hughes, Gov. Mor- gan added that “I would most respectfully submit that the in- nocent action of an untutored po- lic eman is less deserving of ad- ‘monishment than the willful de- fiance of a lawful speed limit by such an important personage as | an Ambassador.” as || OT POLICIES BEING PLACED pee and British Firms Insur- ing Property in Germany. the Associated Press LONDON, Oct. 3.-——Large policies) are being placed in the London in-| market against risks of, strike. riot and civil commotion in | Germany on property belonging to | American and British interests, much of which is in Hamburg. The Daily Telegraph quotes one underwriter as saying that the amount of such in- totals £1,000,000 ($5,000,- By 000). ee ee ee | ee PYRES STILL BURNING IN TOKIO the Associated Press. TO,c10, Oct. 3.—A month smmiud Japan’s greatest earthquake finds | |funeral pyres still burning in Honjo ‘and Tukagawa wards and in other districts of Tokio where bodies are being taken from the ruins. Besides these pyres are many shrines where relatives of the dead flock to pray | for the spirits of the departed. By Corn at Highest Price in 3 Years. | Cash corn sold on the Merchants’ Exchange today at the highest price | three years, or since October, | A car of No. 2 white atnet sold at $1 a bushel. The whole mar- | ket was strong, with prices general- | ly 2 to 5 cents over Tuesday's basis. The high prices paid weer ascribed | to scarcity of ol@ corn on the mar- | ket. in oe 'rency would destroy the independent ithe reasons for the failure of state ‘banks to engage in brancn banking, Crissinger said, -ing be confined to the cities within ‘which the nationa! banks are located, BANKS NOT LEGAL, DAUGHERTY HOLDS U. S. Attorney-General Rules They Can’t Even Conduct | Branches in Cities Which Located. By the Associated Press. WASIHNGTON, Oct. 2.—National banks are forbidden by law from engaging in the branch banking business, even within the cities in which they are located, Attorney- General Daugherty holds in an opin- . | banking commission by Such banks may, however, extend cashing checks within the limits of referred to “tellers’ windows” and intimated that no other func- tions, such as making loans or pur- chasing securities should be carried on at these windows. Comptroller Dawes State Laws Should Guide, The Comptroller told the commit- tee that national banks co properly be permitted to these outside facilftiés in any” < Or lo¢ality where State laws . practices prohibit State hanks from rendering similar services. Dawes declared that authorization of national banks to establish addl- tional offices within the cities of their location would be of great ad- vantage in certain localities where banks already are extending their services in this manner. “In such cities as New York, Cleveland and Detroit and ‘n the State of California,” he said, “the national banks Will be able to reach their customers in the manner of making deposits and cashing checks in the same way that their competl- ist. TT ottle aR went ‘tors do in this single important. as- i At of | the banking business. time, in the city pect of the present ‘tional banks and in the city of De- troit only three. This will enable, the national bankine system really Cleveland there are only three dit }- | to enter these two great cities from | which they previously had been ex- cluded, perhaps not on equal terma, but at least on « living basis.’’ Comptroller Dawes expresesd the opinion that if the branch banking system could not use the Federal reserve system as an instrumentality for its extension it probably would never become a great menace. Conclusions of Dawes. Dawes told the commission that he should like to have drawn from his argument three general conclu- sions. “First—That the development of branch banking, unless curbed, will | Dogulas Culver, lants A. kL. | day, mean the destruction of the national bank struction of the Federal reserve syes- | tem and the substitution of a pri- vately controlled reserve system or a government system of co-ordina- tion. “Séeécond—That if the Federal Re- serve Board has,»not the power to refuse the admission of Institutions engaged in general branch banking and curb the further extension of this principle by member banks they should be given the power. “Third—That the abolition of the office otf Comptroller of the Cur- status of the national banking sys- ‘tem and vovernment finance.” Ranks Quitting Keserve System. National] banks, in increasin numbers, are withdrawing from t Federal reserve system and obtaining state charters so as to engage in the branch banking business, Gov. Cris- singer of the Federal Reserve Board testified yesterday before the Con- gressional commission inquiring into bank and trust companies to join the Federal reserve system. Unless Congress authorizes national the national and Federal reserve banking systems will be further weakened by withdrawala. He proposed that such branch bank- but Vice-Governor Piatt told the commission these banks should be authorized to estabiish branches throughout a state where atate banks /were permitted to do so. Gov. Crissinger also urged that national banks be allowed to do a general departmental banking buasl- /nees like that engaged in by trust ‘companies and savings banks, but system and thereby the de-| ‘under a requirement that the savings ee ee Continued on Page 2, Colush 7. ae | be distinguished. ‘Noise of Giant Triplane’s En- * gines Heard Indoors as It Passes 2000 Feet in Air on Way From Scott Field to St. Louis Field at Bridge- ton. ‘CROWD OF 6000 TO 10,000 TO SEE ARRIVAL Throng at Aviation Field to Witness Special Program Largely Public School Children on Holiday. ~ The Barling bomber, giant alir- plane, and largest of heavier-than- air flying craft, flew from Scott Field to St. Louls Field between 2:05 and 2:30 this afternoon. The roar of its engine was heard by all down- ‘own St. Louis as it passed over the business center of the city, escorted by 21 smaller airplanes in formation,. From the roofs of downtown build- ings, the big plane was visible be- fore the smaller craft about it could it was flying ap- parently not more than 2000 feet s it passed over Twelfth boule- ‘dite roar nis its engines was gy eet: constituted the rere Nit of inary to the dpening of the Inter- national Air Races tomorrow. Lands At St. Louts Field, The bomber landed near the pylon on the flying field, and coasted ftu- ward the hangars, while the other planes circled about in the air. Major-General Mason M. Patrick, head of the army air service, was @ passenger in the plane. He flew from St. Louis to Scott Field, be- yond Belleville, shortly before noon, to make the return flight in the bomber. The Barling bomber landed at Scott Field at 3:30 p. m. yesterday, after a flight of 330 miles from Wil- bur Wright Field, Dayton, O., this being its first long trip. The dis- tance was covered in five hours, Those on Board Bomber, Those on board the bomber. be-- side Gen. Patrick, were Walter Hen- ry Barling, designer and builder of the plane; Lieut. Harold R. Harrta, pilot; Lieut. M. 8. Fairchild, alfa; engineer; Lieuten- Johnson and Ernest Dick- man and Mechanics Clyde Reitz, Sam Irvine and George Beals, 19 in all. A crewd of spectators that might number 6000 to 10,000, yincluding throngs of school childrén on holl- was spread over the reserved area at St. Louis @teld this after- noon. The crowd not only spread over the space provided, but en- croached on some places where it Was not wanted. The municipal holiday, by procla- mation of the Mayor and Board of Education helped to awell the at- tendance A vanguard of school boys arrived bright and early, fol- lowed later my many girls and eld- ers. The holiday was declared or- . iginally because the Pulitzer race was to be held today, and it was per- mitted to stand after the three-day postponement of the meet. The Pulitzer race is now set for Satur- day afternoon, when school children and city employes will be off duty. Bleacher Seats Well Filled. Many of the spectators settled themselves as comforatbly as they % could course, to be as close to the line of flight of the planes on test flights as possible. well filled by noon, and afterward the grandstand seats began to fill. Brisk wind, bright sun and clear sky -ombined to make outdoors pleasant, Refreshment stands were popular. - on the ground of the cone. The bieacher seata were AS Through trolley ears from downs . town started running at noon. The Ticket and Admission Committee had to have a special opening cut in _ one of the fences near the trolley loop to get the yisitors to several — poigts of interest. e loud speaker, for announcing — the progress of the races to specta- — tors, was put tn service -this after- | The oper- noon for the firat time. y Gd ee Xs - 4 ators sometimes made the mistake | of continuing thelr statements planes in the test flights ther deecribing soared overhead, drowns a ing out all other sound. Sentries were overworked to keep boys from leaning on phone and telegraph wires rarily strung along a long fence, — Some of Chief Attractions, A number of army ——, Continued © ee Se

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2 tn e *« pew ibn Marea Nii, Ooo - Spier ogy ser esp -. porqnterigarten gen eh I BEEN ee . Sana ‘ dynamics, and eS oT LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ' WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1923. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' — oo Ti ATRIIMPH (F '500-Mile-an-Hour Plane AMERICAN EFFORT, NAVY EXPERT SAY Commander J. C. Hunsaker ' Curtiss ithe Asserts Country Is Ready to Proceed Further in Air- ship Development. “GEN. PATRICK TELLS OF AIRCRAFT NEEDS ° Industry in United States Has Shrunk to Almost Negligi- ble Proportions, Air Serv- ice Head Declares. Papers on “The Army Air Service and Industrial Major-General chief of the army on “The Renaissance ships,” by Commander J. C. Han- saker, U. S. N., were given out to- day by the National Institute of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce. The subject of rigid airships is Preparedness,” by M. I’ atr ic k, air service, and Mason , miles an hour. ‘ of Rigid Alir- | | permit ; miles, of | especial interest here because of yes- | terday’s visit of the giant navy dirig- | ible ZR-1. Commander Hunsaker, in his paper mentions the beginnings of rigid air- ip construction, with due credit to ‘Yount Zeppelin and the German de- velopers of this type. He then tells of the disasters which overtook this branch of aeronautic endeavor—the | loss of the K-38 .on her test flight, the explosion of the Itallan-built Roma (a semi-dirigible ship), heavy ioss of life. Succession of Disasters. "These two disasters,”’ he records, “were enough to put airships of any sort into complete eclipse and | duce ) wit hin physical limitations of hand- | } i | of 4 with | did | not need the added weight of a large | number of fires and minor accidents to small non-rigid airships in va- rious parts of the world. 1920-21 everything happened that | could happen and ought not to hap- pen. This succession of unfortunate experiences was combined with a wave of economy in governmental | expenditures and airship develop- ment was practically abandoned the | world over. ing all airship stations and scatter- | ing the construction personnel. The Germans were stopped by the treaty. The French and Italians left in their hangars the rigid airships obtained from Germany after the armistice. “But the eclipse was not total and in every country there were a few individuals who kept the art alive and continued study and The pause may have been what was needed. As past experience was analyzed, four gutstanding facts be-| came apparent. The British led by clos- | | ZR-1 , Soe! {ie ‘ Durine | t° her design unless a | The ito be duplicated in this country and) ‘its hee*t 'learned by experiment | Goldbeater’s skin lined gas cells had ito be made. i} had i gether with } c « colution of research. | su cessful lutio The first was that! mark an ‘travel fast enough to burn itself up | yin friction with the Can Be Built, Says Curtiss ee et GERMAN CABINET FLYERS | Inventor Believes It Would Set Self Afire by Friction—Limitation on Landing Speed Would | Ma ke its Use Impracticable. Glenn L. Curtiss, who designed the |than 60, because its spread of wings racing planes, entered in Pultizer Trophy race Saturday, with a Post-Dis-| Hotel Chase yes- 'the air at a slower pace§ speed at discussed patch reporter terday He said it would be all to make an airplane ‘this year are handled easily and they are age no trouble at that could them at top speed. Too High Landing Speed. If the speed were increased to 500 miles an hour, which Curtiss be- lieves would be possible, the plans would have a minimum 'speed of 120 miles an hour. Except on a very carefully prepared field, this speed would prove disastrous to wil] | Ship and pilot. The strain of maneu- 'vering at such a speed would be too ‘great for any pilot. Therefore, Curtiss A speed of more would do this The real speed problem, he said, is to design a plane of the ‘highest speed capacity that will per- mit a pilot to maneuver his ship) and land with it. The Curtiss ships average about 220 he said. The air. 090 miles an hour or this year miles an hour, estimate does not re- | fer to their straight away = speed, | which thinks will be about 250 | Speed in an air race | lost at turns. Real Problem for Designer. of racing craft have there is a certain ratio as thinks he corded in the next few feasible maximum Experiments will years, is the | reached. contin- ‘ue, he said, tial to development of the airplane, military weapon. Designers ‘found tnat between the speed of an airplane in. the air and the speed at which it | will fall to the ground. Thus, a ship | with a wing spread small enough to aviation. The the development of greatest drawback to at present, he suggested, is the fact a rate of more than 200 | that there has been no public de- cannot slow down to much i mz = for a special type of airplane | below 70 miles an hour without forc- | so that a factory could go into} ing its pilot to land. quantity production and manufac- As Curtiss described it, how to fe-/ture it cheaply. He pointed to the landing speed and increase | differentiation in types of air craft, | flying speed, yet hold the plané@| gescribing each type as a highly spe- | cialized development. Increase in the number of flying | fields and standardization of a ma-| es ne suited to the average civilian | ‘ill bring about broader use of the sudan he said. Curtiss expects races. cial is the problem. airman observed t ts 1 had been attained. That a peas has been made which can ‘travel 250 miles an hour and lanéa at a little more than 60 miles an hour. This plane cannot be slowed to less! _— — - a " —_ _ _ —_- _ ae ling, The hat a ratio. is, to remain for _—a —_ in designated to represent the United |, States in the matter. perts of outstanding competence their respective professions. “The design of a rigid airship is' “The new ship, ZR-3, is now ap- without doubt one of the most diffi-' proaching completion and will be cult and bold projects an engineer delivered to Lakehurst by her build- could undertake. Nevertheless|ers. We will then have two rigid never could have been built airships. ZR-1 designed according great many to American ideas for naval duty nm@€erials and and ZR-3 designed by the most ex- made available. 'perlenced men in Germany for com- duralumin had mercial duty.” Gen. Patrick's Article. Gen. Patrick’s article argued that ‘the United States must keep the alr- craft industry alive,.and must sup- |port an adequate organized reserve “At present,”” Gen. Patrick writes, “the United States has a consider- able number of Liberty engines and some others on hand, bpt no addi- tional Liberty engines have been built since the close of the war. | Since 1918 we have heen largely de- pendent on war-produced aircraft new but processes necessary had been German alloy and fabrication and research. treatment A new type of engine designed and built to- ght gears and clutches of.entirely new types. An outer cover able to stand against wind and weather, reflecting light and heat, and yet extremely light had to; be devised. The fact that ZR-1 has gone through her trials without Inci- dent eloquent testimony of the f all these prob- more. to be is with the very few. ‘present almost the only user of alfr- may craft, the market for commercial impor-;| planes not having developed as vet, manufacturers have been lems and many Importance of ZR-1, “The completion of ZR-1 event of greater the German naval experience wasjtance than we today can correctly! the aircraft industry in this country onAhe whole highly successful: ond, that the ment of helium gas production the United States was mental advantage to us: third, tained, and fourth, “$bhat Scott's invention of the mooring mast should eliminate handling ac-| cidents. U.S. Navy Program. “The Navy Department, therefore, sec-| appraise. conclusive develop-| an American in| magnitude has successfully of funda-/ated, but that the country is now in {t.is a matter of great concern. for that) possession such a disaster as the R-38 wreck | proceed was preventable if adequate theo-| ment of rigid airships for commer- | retical basis for design could be ob- le ial purposes Major | fense. We now have the calculators, | 'We have the dufalumin available to. all | manufact after a careful estimate of the situa-. tion, enlarged its program search and decided to Fign and construction of ZR-1, our first rigid airship. The great hangar \ Lakehurst was completed with dotking rails om the German system together with a mooring mast of Scott's type for use in bad weather. The design of ZR-1 was based on a very complete survey and analysis of re-| push the de-, ;work which puts our country of German successful practice so far. as information was checked by cemparison with un- successful practice when data available and finally rounded on an exhaustive theoretical investigation involving original work in the theory of indeterminate structures. naval avillable, AerTro- architecture. Eventually the design SO far «as estructural strength was concerned was submitted for review to a gEDe- cial committee of independent ex- ‘that German experience could pro- was) It not only indicates that, has shrunk to almost negligible pro- effort of considerable. portions. culmin- gressively grown worse until today of the arts with the further necessary to {ft threatens the healthy development develop-| 6f the aeronautical art. “The economic ftmportance of a'! form of transportation that cause the or for national de-| the foremen itis done.;the point of view accessibility, that ean deliver mails from to coast in 28 hours or less, scarce- ly needs any argument to establish it. The recent non-stop transcon- the engineers, mechanics who know how of a production basis from two} urers. Two other manufac-| turers have produced special airship, engines, another has solved the gear and clutch problem and another can turry’ out gas cells. “This on miles in less than 27 hours, and the recent flight from Long Island, N. American development | Y., to Rock Springs, Wyo., in 13 on an; hours, a distance with any | 1900 miles,. are indicative of what in order may be expected in the future. Banks the best results 4f European | the country over afte continually thought should be available, it wasitransferring funds and _ securities arranged after the loss of R-38, to!from one city to another; a consider- go to Germany for the best airships | able saving in time w when these packages are forwarded duce. Under the armistice terms,/ by air, especially when night flying Germany owed the United States two/is commonly undertaken. Zeppelin airships, which had been ing of time will result in a gain of destroved before delivery. It W&S | the interest now lost while funds are arranged that the German Govern- in transit, the totals of which run ment should make replacement of 4 | {nto large figures. The air mail has | single airship ot a civil type, to be!,; Already blazed the way in this form designed and bt by the Zeppell® of transportation and has strated conclusively the advantages to American ecifications and! under American supervision and in- and practicability of such a service. Fewer Cempetent Pilots. is or superior footing At the same time equal other. that > om spection. The Navy Department wae “In a similar fashion the number ‘Re contribute to and happiness patch's THE With the beautiful Autumn a days ahead, nothing wil bile of your own. bar if you read the Post-Dis- ‘Automobiles’ sified columns for informa- tion and investigate the good used cars offered, there. POST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory The Perfect Market competent pliots in this country has shrunk to a small fraction of what !t once was. The Air Service differs from most of the other branches of the military force, in” that its main combative personnel not consist of its enlisted men but of officers who flv. The /lengh time required to train a cadet for air service duty {s from |} two to three times longer than that required in technical branches of It is for these reasons maintenance 'of a vigorous organized reserve of trained flyers is imperative., “We keep the aircraft in dustry We mi Suptort an organized reserve We at the ['nited States all other countries tn its ski} quantity production; we may be satisfied that the engineering talent of our country is the equal of other nations, and that our pllots are as ~skillful and courageous as any. But unless our fa: are actually in existence, unless our designers have been able keep engi- | neering pererapenent, our reserve officers can trained in the complex duties of modern aerial warfare, we will be totally un- prepared properly defend and protect our national Integrity. A new appreciation, by iinking public of America, the signif!- cance and importance of this situa- tion is one of the great hs its of vour héalth Ss as an automo- Price 1s no the less Arty. the the th iat must live ist adequate may excels clas believe th at ‘tories to abreast of unless be kept to t-Place problems before aeronautics today.”’ confident of being able to man- | He sees a future in the comm? | industry As the Government is at | This condition has pro- | | Demand That Streseman’s is not large enough to support it in Pilots have told Curtiss that the racers entered in the Pulitzer race | i that | the working classes with regard to while increases in speed will be re- | the eight-hour day, and are also in- : the | has about been assert its undiminished political and | military authority in Bavaria. because speed is essen - | | |; pose mann’'s policy. | : i | the | _ecrisis will *-| the United Socialists have said they \'si ions, says an Exchange ‘Telegraph | | | | } | | i i can 4 country to shrink to less! and the| than one-third its present size. from¢ coast | tinental @ight of approximately 2600 | of approximately | } This sav- | |ordered state officials to disresard! Rerlin dispatch orders ment. demon- | | By the | ceeded prised tude. would feopardize his matority. 'sues raised, by the Socialists. The Jlat- landing | 'then adjourned to report the party’s 'sentiment to the Cabinet. DEADLOCKED BY SOGLIST. PLEA | Proposed Emergency Laws | Show No _ Discrimination | Against Workers Is Issue. \. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, Oct. 3.—The Reichstag’! leaders and the Cabinet were still deadlocked this afternoon on), is- ter were in caucus all forenoon and The Socialists are demanding as- surance that Chancellor, Strese- 'mann’s proposed emergency legisla- tion will not discriminate against sisting that the Central Goverment The Cabinet was in session until CIRCLE RACING COURSE, IN TRIALS, AT ABOUT 210-MILE RATE — In One Spurt, Aviator Goes Little More Than Four Miles in Minute at St. Louis Field. anne After nearly ali spectators who} appearance of a dragongfly. steed le Louis Fiel esterday, fol-|the hagguars and down the course he ake be yowienhat a ail gl Pet 1, shot poe than three miles a min- three of the Navy racers entered | close pursuit. ‘in the Pulitzer Trophy speed clas-| All made beautiful turns around sic were given trial spins over tle| the home pylon, coming out of their ib censions. $1.7-mile triangular course and cov- | "*2%* 10 spectacular’ ascension | Again they circled ered the distance with ease in eight) to nine minutes. The best time made during the trials was a %vurt ‘passed overhead. of a little over four miles in cne ; | minute by Lieut. A. J. Williams in Watchers Cheer Favorites. ; his. blue Curtiss. A speed of ap- A great shout proximately 210 miles an hour is necessary to circle the course in nine minutes. Neither Williams nor the others, who were Lieut. Lawson H. Sander- son in a red Wright and Lieut. H. J. ideal, Lieut. Sanderson, sky. Almost any MaArine will Sanderson, ‘ute with Williams and Sanderson in the field at great height, the exhaysts from their 700-horsepower motors reverberat- ing like pealing thunder after they _ FRIEND OF MRS. WEBB GOES BEFORE JURY Submits Diary Recording Events Precdding Sudden Death of Society Woman. the Ageociated Press. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Oct. Mrs. Margaret P. Johnstone, wife of a former New York Judge and an intimaté friend of the late Mrs. Charles Webb, went before the grand | jury today to tell what she knew | about the socletv woman's mysteri- Hy “ oo =—=™- more Country Club a week ago yes- terday. Mrs. Johnston@> who has quoted as expressing belief that her friend had been poisoned, kept diary directly preceding Mrs. went up from the | Marine Corps contingent when their overtook | Brow in a spurt across the northern | back | m: ide tod: iv by r who is the only Marine} - Corps pilot in the Pulitzer trophy) League of the National Aeronautic late last night in an attempt to cOm- various political groups of the dicta- torial remedies he has proposed laid 'stress upon the inability of the na- tion to ports, and the failure to procure raw materials that would result. Chaptellor pointed out many lines, be overcome through #ncreased pro- ‘duction, extended working hours and ‘the pruning of public payrolls. Ministerial Crisis May be Avertcd, Brow, in another blue Curtiss, had their motors wide open at any rime. It was 5 o'clock when the speed ships were rolled out on the line and Glenn H. Curtiss of the Curtiss Air- craft Corporation, Hammondsport, N. Y., witnessed the warming u92. The sun was bright, the sky clear ‘and the choppy., winds that had ane | fanned the field earlier in the day waste iMiand hastened the departure of the which, he declared, must | 2R- 1. had died down. | Blue and Red Streaks in Sky. Brow was the first to get away | ‘and thea followed Williams and ‘Sanderson. All shot into the air like its differences as to Strese- The Chancellor's defense to the maintain its volume of ex- London Hears race, pilots that ever flew a speed ship But each pilot has a supporting group of admirers and each group has fts particular “dope.” Lieut. Williams yesterday made the best time in the trials by unofficial clock- ers, and when this was announced his little coterie became jubilant. Lieut. Alexander Pearson, one of the three army representatives who will fly the Verville-Sperry, the only monoplace in the rage, and which folds its landing gear under its body | to lessen wind resistance, is highly favored to make an @&xcellent show- ing, due to his skill at turning the | By the Associated Press. LONDON, Oct. 3.—There is a pos- | sibility that a German ministerial be averted, inasmuch as are prepared to make a few conces- | dispatch from Berlin. The Nationalist party has request- ed the appointment of Minoux, man- aging director of the Stinnes con- cerns, as Minister of Finance, place of Herr Hilferding. The Socialist group in the Saxon Diet has decided to invite the Com- |, munists to join the Government on condition that they recognize the Constitution, the dispatch adds. A Berlin telegram to Reuters says it is officially announced that f ‘the discussions of the German Cab- |~ ‘| inet are centering chiefly around the | 'an fore issuing writs for a new election. question of the increased output in industry, which the Cabinet, by vir- tue of the emergency law, proposes | to carry through. The Socialists: and Democrats in the Cabinet will inform their par- rockets and attained altitude rapidly. They for severul minutes, disporting thern- ‘selves with occasional shoots into the | at a time northward over the course | ) until | 40 fast that the explosions of their | exhausts can b@ heard thundering in circle the course of the claim ures. | pylons. kept*their ships over the field! slower than the biplanes, but handicap. western sun, and then took off one} Lieut. S. W. ‘as though in pursuit of each other. turns. A thing peculiar to these ships is | ithat you Go not hear them coming | they are gone for they travel | | the of three miles a minute. its two other entries, which are here of ' Curtiss biplanes, flown by Lieuts. J. D. Corkille | Walter Miller. These ships Brow was the first to! flown in the Pulitzer Trophy and he came out! last year west skimming the tree tops, | since been increased. the sun, shimmering on the bril-|one of these that liant blue of his ship. giving him the | to rapid vibrations banks of the have passed. against the _ air sky only after they It Lieut. — — -_——- = -_— - a —— — . — —~- —_ — —_—--- _ _ —pewtreutibehosuemdios a dissolve the Reichstag and permit! indefinite season to elapse be- work, permit. , tually In that case Ebert probably will pro- | a transitory dictatorship, | which would decree economic meas-! Parking spaces were vir- vacant during the morning. While the gaffes were not been opened till 11 a. m ers were admitted from on. His ship is rated as a little | his | | piloting is expected to overcome this Callaway is the fourth navy entrant and is a daring pilot on He did the entire course a few days ago at a speed in excess The army has had no trial flights| | both | be and were race and their horsepower has wate with Russell Maughan won the classic at Detroit. as far as their number wou!d '! |, flyer ro nave! , early com- 9 o'clock | The admission charge today was | ties | upon, and the orders for hew planes placed | the day. arose United emergency. reports said, appar@ntW forecast the. fall of the Ministry, recall seriously compromise Government in Bavaria. where it is particularly | strength. seca ports Luther, the Food Minister, and Hang thousand Von follo of economies, resigned, ignation is represented as being due lin, only to personal reasons. | Von Knilling of Bavaria has resigned and Kahr, the military dictator; 'Wurtemburg tilating with Bavaria for joint sep- 2) -the-attected | aratist action against Berlin and that Dr. Von Kahr was made friendly ad- vances toward Adolph Hitler, ‘Situation Similar Stresemann’'s ‘national parliamentary coalition, giv- ing united approval to his proposed “economie have support of ail the Reichstag ; lor’s of which he would receive sweeping ‘uthority measures, foarmec the gTatn, isting satate of Support demanding its t{mmediate repeal. unlike that obtaining when the Cuno’) Government retired after the Soctal- ists had that they could not the resolutions. strat regime demanded by ,an indispensable prerequisite (nation’s put into operation without an active working mafority tn the Reichstag. | the Stresemann Cabinet dent Ebert's faflure to procure a new Reichstag party.coalition. 't fa not) Field. \improbable of the arrangement decided and the Democrats will advise Chaneellor of their attitude to- Six Cities Recognize Legality of . Ruhr Occupation, the Associated Press. crisis | DUESSELDORF, of the! cities in the occupation area state «of | recognized the legality of the Fran- .|co-Belgian occupation of the Ruhr by agreeing to furnish their quota of the expense for the sustenance ‘of the occupying armies. Hitherto, the municipalities have refused to furnish the money on that the occupation was contrary to the Versailles treaty. The cities are | Duesseldorf, Essen, Dortmund, Wit- | ' ten, Hoerde and Bochum. Two Cabinet Ministers Out. | The political confusion already Fos 100,000 “Black Reichswehr” Said to | in the resignation of twa, Await Word to March on Berlin’ Cabinet Ministers, according to re-| (Copyright, 1923.) received here. Dr. Hons BERLIN, Oct. 3.—One hundred | “Black Reichswehr”’ members of the Ehrhardt and Ross- | bach secret societies——-are reported | to be within striking distance of Ber- | awaiting only the word to) march | They are backed by more than 1,-| 000,000 others in North Germany, Dr. Von #!! members of the Nationalist So-— that the cletles, and most of them is nego- 1 8T™S- Several arms depots are said _ to be in the immediate vicinity of | Berlin. | a Cabinet Oct. opposition to the Possibility of from the Socialists This stand by the Socialists, early, {nasmuch ag the orders would the Central of emergeficy desirous of showing Raumer, holder of the port- are said to have although the latter's res- Other reports say that Premier | is to be succeeded by Government i By the | bavarian nationalist leader, and has the Associated Press. LONDON, Oct. 2.—The Wurtem- | herg Goverfiment, according to a, to the Exchange! has entered into nego- | tiations with the Bavarian Govern- ment for joint separatist ction | from the Central Govern-, Telegraph, —_—-——_ —_——. to That Which against’ Berlin. Forced Cuno Out. , Associated (ress BERLIN, Oct. 3.—Chancellor AIR PROGRAM AT efforts to construct a ST. LOUIJ FIELD | THIS AFTERNOON | thus far _ | Contt 0 | undivided | ontinued From Page One varties. {ing | big. Martin bombers and the p- 2, | monoplane in which the MacReady® | Kelly nonstop transcontinental flight Was made, were rolled up to the! fence, separating visitors from the | landing fleld, and drew a steadily increasing group. The aeronautical | exhibition, under canvas, was an- | dictatorship,” failed to win the In deliberations over the Chancel-: “authorization blll,” by virtue in Aictating econom!: the United Soclalists -in- him that, while they were altogether opposed to some of of his economic pro-| ther focal point. they were opposed to the ex- : An early attraction was the sp eed | emergency and woula ! tT¥-out of the army’s Verville-Sperry | communist resolution Tace™ Which flew very low and with | a loud roar. The Army monoplane entry in the! Pulitzer Trophy race had a warm- ing-up over the field at 10 a. m. to- | (day. This was the second trial a has had since coming to St. Louts. No time was taken on its fight, and it was mot thrown wide open at any time. This ship has its lone plane underneath the fusilage, and folds ita landing gear under it to decrease | It appears in the air as if flying upside down, Many automobiles lined up the side of Bridgeton station bounding the field on the west. dur- | ing the morning, to get a glimpse of. the hangars, to which, as before, the | public was not admitted. | St. Louls licemen on Dnuty. The sun was hardly well up be- fore scores of St. Louls policemen were on post all the way out Natu-! ral Bridge road and about St. Louis. to handle traffie. County President will ‘ Deputy Sheriffs were active in this > features the The Chancellor Immediately to President Ebert him of the Socialists’ which, if put into Pro- ADp- itt{- execution, at nd May Dissolve Reichstag. The parliamentary gituation {s not informed Chancellor (uno speed resistance. avold supporting ists" “no confidence’’ Now it will be demon- whether the § dictatorial Stresemann as for the can be commun Along | road, ed economic salvation In the event of the retirement of and Pres}- that the ¢ ' 50 cents ,for |pilots of the Army 'sun , test offered lin flight. adults, 25 for children or half the rates to be charged dur- |ing the meet, beginning tomorrow. | Two girls in khaki nN 3.— Six | praved early tg, automobile Natural Bridge road Field from traffie on to hike to the the city. Two young men in evening dress, who clicarly had not gone home after last nizht’s | festivities, looked over planes at the | hanenen in a somewhat bored man- ner at 9 a. m. Officials Cheered by Sunshine. Today’s sunshine cheered the fly- ing field officials and the contentant and Navy, with the prospect of good underfoot con- ditions tn the field from now on. It was noted yesterday that the rather the ground | dubious sky tended to counteract the | cheering effect of the ZR-1’s vis'r. Major-General Patrick, Chief of the | Army Air Service, gazing into the'| heavens as the dirigible departed, expregped the general feeling with! the ocaes exclamation, “If ould only stay out!” Program for This Afternoon. Events scheduled for this after-| having *noon’s program were: Air Model contest for Mulvihill Trophy. Five airplanes with Liberty motors to fly in formation, turn- ing the pylon on the field 100 %sct above the ground. Three Martin bombers to make bank turns around the pylon 100 feet above the ground. Arrival of Barling’ bomber and air escort. Three, planes in aerial combat and stunt fly!ne. Exhibition by Army Transport F-2, which was piloted across the country by Lieuts. Kelly and Mac- Ready. Laying a smoke screen by Mar- tin bombers. Object of Model Contest. The Mulvihill Mode? Trophy con- is Intended to stimulate inter- est among boys—and girls ara not debarred—in the designing and building of aircraft. The entries ‘are to be hand-launcheda model alir- planes, driven by rubber strand mo- ters. No other motor power its per- mitted, and the wing span is not to exceed 40 inches. Seven prizes are ranging from $100 down to Any contestant may enter not than three models, and three $10. more trials may be made with each model. _the best result to be the one count- contest is for duration which the ed. The time for ed to members of the it POLICE DOG FOR SALE Highly pedigreed, prize winner in both Germany and U. 8. Ab- selutely perfect specimen, 2 years old, fully trained. Only those interested in high-class dog, call during day Main 436, or evening. Forest 9480. Ask for Mr. Wolff. iT yTyrTrY,rTYTrrTfee'sT'='=sT'==sT's'=T'\'*'" . knicker suits! that | death. | jury. An admission that evidence of a mineral poison has been found in the viscera of Mrs. Webb by Dr. Alexan- der O. Goettler toxicologist, was Coroner ‘Fitzgerald. and even the navy men con- | Association. cede that he is one of the greatest | The chief events scheduled at the field for tomorrow, the first days of the international races, ing Club of St. Louis Trophy race, for civilians only; the Mitchell Tro- phy race, and the Liberty itngine Builders’ Trophy race, for army fiy- ers only. The Flying Citub Trophy race, the morning, is for a distance kilometers, 93.21 miles, around course of 60 kilometers 1roupd two pylons. The contest is for cites of 90 horsepower or less, and each contestant is to carry a4 load of 640 _.pounds, including the pilot and one passenger ‘prizes are $500, $300 and $2 The Liberty ‘phy race, tomorrow 'be for observation-tyrpe | airplanes or flying pboats. i tance is 300 kilometers, around two pylons and a balloon. ‘oe Selfridge Field, near Detroit. iyear, the winner was Lieut. T. J. Acetate ar@hour,. -or two and 1.54 seconds for which in that case Was The Mitchell trophy race, the prize is offered by General William Mitchell, of his brother, John L. Mitchell, who lost his life in the flying overseas, is set for 12:30 p. morrow. and this race ace, was 147 fen tures of tomortTow’s pro- ill be, in the morning, a dem- by army in ra athe afternoon, (two-place) The captive hours no minutes the: distance, 257% miles. m. to- the time made by the "winner of ,D. FE’. Sti ' Other ram wi onstration the | mail squadron of 18 planes, and ithe afternoon a fort-bombing onstration. At 7 p. m. a night fly- ing demonstration is to be given by 'air mall pilots, showing the method |of carrying mail on the transcontin- ental route. The fiele and _ ships will be illuminated. Press Passes Called In. A notice was issued today by Maj. M. F. Scanlan that the so-called press passes, green tickets admitting ‘holders to the hangars, would called in and canceled, son that in some manner many pt them have come into the possession | of persons not entitled to them. green pagses will not be after this afternoon, another color will be given for them, onty to those 'dentials entitling passes, 'BRANCH NATIONAL BANKS NOT LEGAL, DAUGHERTY HOLDS _ Continued From ) Pace One. hono red them to Platt reec- amendment to the lace ounts be segregated. /;Ommended an Clayton antitrust act to permit not to | jexceed three banks to have interlock- | |ing directorates, asserting that the Was operating to the of the Federal reserve *ystem. The test of branch banking by national banks in Missouri was made by the First National Bank in &t. Louls, which about a year ago opened | a branch at 816 Olive street. and | later one at Fifteenth street and Washington avenue. State banks protested against branch banking contending that it would tend drive small banks out of business. On representations of the State Banking Department and State banks, Attorney-General Bavrett filled a suit ness in more than one place. suit is pending. Reward for Arrest of Vandals. JEFFERSON CITY. Oct. Cole County Court, tn session here. who shot into the office of the Datty Post, early Sunday. Mayor Thomas announced that he would offer a reward of $256 the arrest of the eniltv persone. aiso for of | model remains | The competition is Hmit- | Junior Flytne | i ee ee, ee ee RAR SDL DDD | MT. AUBURN MARKET 6128 Easton Wallstor Specials for Thurs. and Friday STCAK a | {1240 .10c naam wt: Veal Chops, ib.... .7e ous death at the Westchester Bilt- | heen | a ; in which she recorded events .,,. Webb's. She left her diary with the are the Fly- | of 150 | three times | The ! Engine Builders’ Tro- | will ; dis- | 186.42 miles, | In the corresponding event | last | ‘trial accidents——For, 57, 349; agains whose time was 128.8 miles | in which | Brigadier- | in honor | service | The contestants are army) last year, Lieut. | §& miles an hour. | dirigible | |'TC-3:; at noon, the arrival ofthe air | in | dem- | be | for the rea- | The | persons who show cre- | such | present law against such directorates | disadvantage | against the First Nationa) | to prohibit it from conducting busi- | This | 3.—Tho has offered a reward of $50&for tho | arrest and conviction 6f the vandals '! HUL'S FR UES UP TOU. S. ATTORN Prohibition Chief Informs Mai | land Congressman His Expe ments Violate Dry Act. | | By the Asgociated Press, 4 BALTIMORE, M4., Oct. 3.—IRg /resentative John Phillip with | Maryland has been notified by By hibition Commissioner Haynes ‘his experiments in making r juices are in violation of the preg | sions of the national prohibition @ which prohibit the manufacture | possession of alcoholic liquor ~ | beverage purposes. The comm | . sioner, therefore, feels, he ro Hill, that it is his duty to bring] /matter to the attention of the Ug | ‘States District Attorney of Ma for such action” as he may proper in the premises.” Hill has stated heretofore th ‘started the manufacture of '{uices in his cellar for home clusively, first advising Commi ‘er Haynes and requesting that hibition inspectors visit his home: ascertain at what time the bever } passed the legal limit. me, ,_) Predicts Withdrawals From the tional Bafiking Field. | NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Charles |Mitcheil, president of thé Nat City Bank, today predicted that} merous national banks would n ‘draw from the national banking fieh ‘if the ruling by ' Daugherty that national banks ' prohibited by law from main branch banks should be uphel@.7] The National City Bank maf 'three branch banks outside the Wal street district. A -WALTON’S FOES SWEEP STATE IN SPECIAL ELE Continued From Pege One, — a 504: against, 55,301. Establishing eligibility | @—-oan. ‘(wees against, 37,431. v Compensation for death in ing 59,080. 3 An amendment, to be adopte 'must receive a majority of all vou cast at the election, not merelyg majority of these cast om the ames ment. The vote on the impea ment amendment apparently 'much heavier than that cast fort ‘other amendments, and these pre ‘ably were beaten, though in 80m instances they may have received, 'rrajority of the ballots cast on specific proposition. In only three counties, accord (to reports, there was no bdbatioun These .were Cimarren 4nd H : where the nonarrival of suUpDpm made voting impossible, and,\De ware, where the civil authorig | prevented the election In compHam (with Gov. Walton's order. ‘“G The Sheftff'= serzure of supphcs ‘Bryan County did not interfere Wi the voting there. Led by Fedeg 'Judge R. L. Wiliams, former Ge Lernor of Oklahoma, citizens set% improvised election machinery, | makeshift ballot boxes. | Many gitizens of Johnson ( _ mailed their votes to State Ele |Board headquarters when eles officials t@re refused to oben’ polls. In all other counties the tion proceeded smoothly under” eyes of hundreds of special dep | commissioned to protect the members of the Goveg State polle e force the m ian forces falling to appear. Stil Governor, Walton saya, 3 Replying to the statement of te] resentative W. DD. McBee, that “I despotic administration” no 'can be representative of a arnall p of the people, because such an ow | whelmin majority repudiated e the ele Bos the Governor dec -ence by | last night: | “YT am still Governor of the 8& The fight on the ‘Invisible Empl has just started in Oklahoma.” | The executive has charged members of the Legislature | | drafted impeachment che against him and attempted to o@ rvene, only to be. dispersed by” : ‘tional Guardsmen, are Kw Klansmen seeking to halt his | the organization. ee The legislative amendment to & |; Constitution, under the law, effective as soon as returns from t ‘lection are certified to tha See ar of Stat. This usually requiem) ye co = Week, to! — LOVE OF HOME IS ONE OF STRONGEST INSTINC ‘*The home instinet is the £ strongest instinct in our mak being exceeded only by the pa food and clothing, and money 3 stincts,"* declares a W ashington U | instructor. oe The desire to save money and @ possess beanti? ul. home furnish ng need not eonflict Sample Suites ; Furniture are now offered at stantial savings by the Prufre Litton Furniture vompany, Fe rth and St. Charles Streets, : “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATE Founued by JOSEPH PULITZER, ) 12. 1878. | Pub! ished Dally by The Pulitzer Co.. Tweifth Boulevard and Olive : (Member Audit Bureau .f Cire |} MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED : ee Rk eee The Associated Press i+ exclusively oS use for republication of all news { “pate es cred'ted to ft or fa ted in this paper Ais, ro | published herein. rights od eden of svecial ond here mn are alse 1 | SUBSCRIPTION aber ete BY MAIL f Ba an Sunday, one year. ......- , ily. withour Bundav. one year, : day oniy one vea | gither by rottel ea... otder of St. Lonte ew | Delivered by Ave om carrie ur out | Dafly only. 506 « ee h- Agr = | 4 tered the F _ under dre act \ Bell. Olive wa see * Attorney-General of wor an 'as elective office holders—Fer, 7% Nts ‘There was no instanceof interfer but passes of! Si LL SURPASS is SED ies Brilli Tet IMs Court at Annual “nial Set New the Spectacular. OR NOTE PITC HIGHER THIS “imax of Evening © With Crowning of Queen, Miss Wallac the Royal Progress. Tt waseremarked after th ar that the only secure ¢ he world was that of his & he Veiled Prophet.g Still the hose who predicted that ubjects, loyal throughout th ory, eventually would revolt, rom sheer ennui, and that th ‘ad pageantry which are f enance would be tossed intot it. “Yet. as year after year, th . made safer for democracy, ellow fixes his diadem a littl + 6n his hard old head, , rosty-faced old codger, wil »utward sign is a vehement pf displeasure if some trivial ry, can get such unmatche more than an age Of r | xplain. | “9 Autocratic as Ever. Rut he does.) Did not his his vear rearrange the s@ is court so that not one, ¢ umblest, would be denied is every move? Did not th ageless autocrat move as nis throne as in the days wh jance was drab in comparise Did not his subjects imp her than that personifica gile grace, the Chicago G ra ballet, that his short sta} be overflowing. with joy and filled with a kingly spec cl did not his mask-lik#®cow ight up and beam his app t did not. Did not his subjects lea proudly a fair queen, faire han any he may have any other realm he might have visited? And did — Spoiled rascal crown her more feeling than if he ing forward to pluck the 4 valley flower? Reasonably Safe on His Did not a court more in costuming, crowding evt sf his throne room in the © gather to drive into his te e fulf™mess and warmth of fegiance, and did he not 8 nding. straight ahead? — Mone newer than a year Subjects to feel that whisper old scoundrel to his escort demand what sort of a re bgen prepared for the royals ¥Vhen all this flub-dub show been wound up. "I Thus full well did tho@é come to know in their hes the crown of the. Prophet re, that year after 1 rould bend in obeisance af the harder to gain .some approbation. Theirs the k that none would wrest th from) the gnarled old fist vanished and love became *ry—-—or the dreeemelaraa dead. All Veiled Prophet balial eertain fixed qualities, of them starts from a com#f of the spectacular, of oft and heauty of women, of J and striking men, of €¢ Which plucks at the’ string ing whether in patriciag a ian. sf The ball of 1923 probabl remembered for its emph certain of these qualities. : percentage of the gown® women—matrofs and matd Were in color and the cole igher in key. Attendar ood. It has heen at floo » “balls. but the Coliseum lke a sardine can—possit ithe aisles of communi cluttered up with firu Medals on ribbons about @ which were supposed to ¢ them an abil lity to make f | *eress easter. | Prophet's Throne he arrangement of the duced the craning and a minimum. This wa re About by a greater elevat eet’ s throne and the n of n stage for the co “Urment. - The Prophet's dais 4 “Beuth end of the Colisew : oby & huge purple curtain | fame more royal when pil | Were thrown upward ; Prophet came to his thre pas a large area to iat for the appr poteen and the maida | nm the enstom, the rare matron, ren ids, aitaliv zarhen K ophet’s parene Be oat Ait

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'S FRUT JUCES TOU, 8. ATTORNEY a ibition Chief informs Mary- Congressman His Experi- ments Violate Dry Act. + ‘ . . SAF SK a LTIM/¢ RE, tative Jon! And has b 3.—Rep- Hill of ied by Pro- Lilayneg that making fruit f the provi- rrohibition act. nufacture and liquor The 5 3, ij on. & exp T] wre in ion oO 7 . 7 Th, . = for commisg- e wrote v he Unitea ’ oriy the f Marylar di may deem fore that hs of fruit use ex. Mmmissior at pro- isit his home to the: be , C Lill ror home (*} Tit ee ~ tt r ite as Withdrawals From the Na- tional Bafikine Field. W YORK, | eil, president f the ank, is from rui —— Charlies [ National that nu uld with- anking field ey-General] inks are tintaining upheld. iintains ie Wall We TON’S FOES > SWEEP STATE IN SPECIAL ELECTION ('entinued Frem Pece One. against, 65,301 tablishin hecTtive ALKAINS TY iit Use against, adopted, ali votes merely a the amendc- iccnord ak DaWor: Cimarron and Harpe! supplies and \Dela- authoriti: mphlance :. : r ' narrivui oP: impossible ~ With Fede I al GOV ‘> Te ata . | ’ + id of ormer OKilahs set up Oovised election using pshift n} bd their 1 headquart: ais the In all proces of hi nissioned Trae . — Dailot PoOkes >? citizens of Johnson County votes ite FElection whnen election TS re refi ; , “e-i) Li? ‘ pe TY} “ountiea the indger the | deputies ; ieu 4 ; ngareG ‘ 4 the Govecnor's nterier- the miiitary ~ i{ailine appear il Governor, Walton Say plying to the statement of atAtivVe tic x. Rep W M e, that “his longer 2rnall part : sits Nan ove! iti ated - a clared if in me ‘ the State ‘Invisibl (klahoma. has charged that Legislature who charges To hment COtTi- Na- Ku Klux ~~ ¢ ‘7 ; by : "\ ~ . KiDeg . aitaea as ~ ‘ > ‘attempte | e dispersed by LATQGSIMe?! are on » Secretary requires a ADVERTISEMENT. VE OF HOME IS ONE STRONGEST INSTINCTS he home in is the fourth r makeup, y the parent, and money in- on L. SLinect if (i) sub- Pr ifrock-* Fourth ti: on } ’ id 4”) J ys EPH tT 2. 1878 > PP ter Publishing / anc Olive @treet. LITZER. Circulation.) OCIATED PRESS. rely entitied of kh news die- otherwise cred- the ai news of republicarion i are also reserved. BY MAIL IN =. ai le ’ ehie« $10 00 R oO 5 BR i etpress sr t.of-.ters unésy_lOca copy s . « ‘ay °3. ie Me. a e ne : t he i*eg' : ft... wie act of Man & . - Wii >. ttt 8600. RE S00yt FD) PROPHET Pesky agate fi AST SPLENDOR re rr sendance and Brilliance of ¥ Court at Annual Ceremo- 3 nial Set New Standards of 3 3 the Spectacular. OLOR NOTE PITCHED ' HIGHER THIS YEAR # Clin ® With Crowning of New “FB Queen, Miss Wallace, and the Royal Progress. eee 1t was r¢ marked afte: war that the only secure the world was that o the Veiled Prophet.g Still there were those who predicted that even his subjects, loyal throu his dory, eventually would revolt, if onl: crown it! his majesty, gho from sheer ennui, and that the pomp and pageantry which are |} is sus tossed tenance would be pit. Yet. as year after year, the world is made safer for democracy, the old fellow fixes his diadem a litthke tight- er on his hard old head. How Mrosty-faced old codger, whose only iputward sign 1S a V¢é h rvesture ‘of displeasure if some triviality goes Mewry, can get such unmatched fealty a more than : ge of reason can explain. Autocratic as Ever. But he does. Did not his this vear rearrange his court so that humblest, would his every move? Pageless autocrat me his throne as in the days whose Meance was drab in comparison? * . Did a her than agile grace era ballet, tha be overflowing filled with ta@lid not light up an Tt Wid not e Did not P proudly a fair queen, than any he may pany other realm he might by chance Rave visited’? And di epoiled crown her Smore feeling tha ing forward to Walley flower? Reasonably Safe on His Throne. Did costuming aA " : + emen the not be Did not the move as one, aenie flinty bril- , not his d his subjects i fa have a a | » oe 7 rascal reach- life of not a court more resplendent in crowding ot his throne-foom in Mather to drive into his mee fullness and warmth mriance, and did he Stalk, un- mending. straight ahead? It took enone newer than a year among his meubjects to feel that whispers of the eld scoundrel to his to pdemand what sort of a repast. had een prepared for the roval stomach pwhen all this flub-dub sh Ppeen wound up © Thus full well did tome to know in their mahe crown of re, ver ould the ier approbation that none wrest the patom the gnarled old fist til! MAnished and sy—or the » dead. All Veiled peertain fixed ; Sf them starts from a common of the spectacular of frorgeousness everyv niche the Coliseum. icy heart of their ff al- not escort were ouid have those Sup jects ’ “? heart that Prophet co. Ss the that ber ir ‘ ; : y _r hey strive of owledg: Wol d ~ | scepter love became 1OCK- dressmakers Prophet ssuea le? . (Ua iLictts of women, of upstanding pend striking men, of pPhich plucks at the strin big whether in ian. The. ball of Pfemembered for fertain of thece Percentage of Women—matrons ane eeere in color and the @m@igher 'n ood. It } been at flood at PMAlls. but the Coliseum se like 4 sardine F the Aisles peuttered up with fi eMedals on ribbons ceremonial ges of feel- patrician or plebe- will he emphasis upon qualitis A wreater thea a ~~ ZOW } { probably iis al ike- colors were at other Attendance was As can—poss hiwv of communicati priire ~~ about their neck ich w , , were supposed to confer upor % ‘ » 9:4 them an ability ae r Ogrecs fasier Prophet's Throne Flevated he arranges . wUCed to n ake 4? or? acceDpt- | |fourth subjects | of MisS VIRGINIA COLLINS, First Maid. Kajiwara Phote gt apt the 0} which again was accepted by another demonstration if Miss Busch. Maids. The only sign of approval of his which the Prophef has late- the special in- court lor approval . Entrance of the permitted to escap* that the number maids of honor to his Queen three {our 1\ was sent of creased from to AS tled the set- himself, the maid for reign was disclosed Miss Frances daughter of Mr. Compton of l Then in succession second and first Dana, daughter of Mr lie S had of of entrance Hiope Compton, and Mrs: Randolph Kingsbury place. the third, -~Miss Judith and Mrs. Park daurhnter ox Prophet identity this year in the Soon A e came maids Les- Miss of Steedman place, and t} Miss wlary Virginia Col- Mrs. J Thomp- Buckingham Ho- upon ascent to the KRrentmoor Steedman, Dana of Katherine Mr. and dirs of 34 Wes first id daugh (c¢ oOree tmoreland 16 rs Ths ter of ily ; } , ' f Z to the court and Yrophet who. st thei: ‘ lov k. >A (Jue Ii ves toward } ‘) promena rone applause marked ress rule thi] t! Niiss +h Mrs. come W i and Price rrand- ‘kings, presi- University Mr of "1a a ij hye itatinegly placed and the ir _ «¢ SUP piace mqaademTiy Beres uy her head 7 yveen whom she is to he ter of authority. ith to leave length of rié arena I with his QMueen thi us su ts might see > vy be said of him, of } : : yurrenaered The Prophet was not lo his throne and arch the YT? ae " IOs iny to oe sign ; n with lowed the i 7 lees throne. the their places s to the maids opened, Queen follows of the Krewe descended and offered their ind mat ane : 1 the for eoronation i the ball Prophet and his dinner which and many accepted the sign and clubs In the Coli- until ons “ict ‘ iq’? ‘§ sU ects Prephet atter iy} hotels 1a) i AMoOoneEe for dinner and dancing the ineing continued Missing Man Legally Dead. PEKIN, 1}. seven William has declared the County left 1916. and been since. satis- dead, his wife pe- reappointment as ad- of his estate, and the issued Missing for Rurton Oswald legally dead in Court He has not seeing Vears, been Tazewell home eard fied that he titioned for us iztrator is Was riit! orde r ST.LOUIS nee Prophet Ball and Her Special Maids of Honor “ VS ' colors, ' ‘startling entirely, ~ terials as. for example, that of Miss Jane McElroy, a quaint old-time cos- tume as to its lines, hooped skirt, tight bodice and bertha, bet the hooped skirt was of gold lace under through which you coutd see a silen- derer petticoat of silver, appliqued with bows of old biue velvet ribbone. The tight bodice was of pink taffeta, the bertha of gold.lace and a sash of the old blue velvet was weighted with pink roses. Other debutantes. among them Dorothy Frampton and Alice Strauch, affected orange vel- vets or crimson oor jade green. though thelr gowns were made upon the youthful, bouffant lines. Many of the buds appeared in orchéd and lavender, which tones we had grown to associate with the fading years. A striking costume among those of the debs was worn by Miss Virginia de Anguera, who as her name signi- fies is of a distinctive Spanish type. Her family, originally from Cuba. only recentiy came to reside in St Louis. She wore a straight tube-like gown of metal cloth that had Egyptian motifs woven into it in crosswise stripes. A band of fur edged it at the hem and a long train hung from the side. The only re: lief to its severely straight lines wet ruffles of gold lace fluffing out from the back of the tied back skirt. She wore a headdress simulating a Span- ish comb of gold cloth beaded in heavy gold necklace tight She was decidedly an exotic type. But perhaps the greatest sensation among the cos- tumes of the buds was created by the gold wig worn by Miss Ruth Woer- ner. Certainly it was a new and thing for a debutante t wear. As she came into view people set up and took notice of what seemed a marvelous head of golden hair, until they rubbed their eyes and decided, no, it could not, it was too good to be true. With this remarkable head-dress, for so it is to Classified, I sup pose, though it covered her own hal: was worn a gown of blue a round her.throat. be ‘and white satinein alternating tiers, ored tne, his | ‘ing ‘the dazzling spot MISS KATHERINE STEEDMAN Second Maid. ——— Queen of Love and Beauty MISS JUDITH DANA, Third Maid. Strauss Photograp! Buoyant Out-of-Door Gir With Wavy, Golden Hair — —_—_———_ Grace Wallace Resplendent in Silvery Lace Gown Bedecked Rhinestones. ~ By Marguerite Martyn. | HE climax of the Veiled Prophet | ball for which the whole colorful, avish, had that 10.0090 the the been ar- breath- oft setting been of when exorii ranged, Was, course, puirs Queen secret of well less moment eves turned to new of whose Beauty, haf this year. Love and identity sO guarded radiant gown seem- reflecting She came into view a vision. indeed, her white ablaze with brilliants light. In another moment Was a of flashing dark real naturally wavy hair and cheeks rose- ate with the natural glow of health that were vying with her gown in at- tractiveness. liow h pair gold, it eyes and : What type a wholesome, open-air of Everyone felt that at once and met her as I did a before in her dressing room they'd have been still more im- with her naturalness, her freedom from airs and pose. She that downright, matter-of-fact type of girl, not much nonsense about her, though the quickly responsive brown expansive smile revealing even white teeth dispel idea of overserious- girlish she was fres all could have moments presse qd is eyes and marvelously any momentary ness ‘that is what her paternal judging by her name. would Have called her. “Grace Wal- ought to have been a man,” re- marked who knows her’ well. “She. has much—er—salesman- he added for want of a better “Bonny, ancestors, iit ee one so ship,’' word. An Ont-of-Door Girl. fz an out-of-door gir], she ad- born and reared in that spa- home on the Price road in the county adjoining the Country Club. Her chief diversions have been horseback riding and golf. She had a good horsewoman to keep up with her brother, who is a crac polo player. gut her cious to be gown. Many women wham the bal] is regarded as pri- marily an opportunity to wear and see beautiful gowns are waiting in detai] about that of tne to heat by | preceding the first maid in the pro-'! is of the more majestic in Glittering which natural them all. It had silver « foundation of full @¢ skirt filmy wrou with silver thread tern e the which rhinestone depended garniture (Jueen a ot ince ina rom sho. were two pattern extended in “4 of These stones ferns. girdle, stones, tern. pleated of hanging was fl also into of billowed skirt. Th from ot velvet, which woven an (Cascades tulle the loose sides a marvel eah -colored was intricate pink out from the silv - MISS FRANCES COMPTON, studded with rhinestones and coi- brilllants. King Tut Not Forgotten. A gown reminiscent of the Tut- anhamen vogue, worn by Miss Louise Bemis, was of jade flat crepe braided from its square neck to tha} THE QUEEN AND HER SPECLAL | MIAIDS POGETHER. Photograph by A. W. Sanders = - of honor passéd in review round the | FOOm and up to the royal dais to ‘grace the dance, spectacie bout to be presented, their procession was a |fashion parade which seemed to this observer to be more elabo- rate than all its predecessors. In the first place there was more veteran _variety as to styles and as to color of the gowns. Debutantes no longer iare content to appear in white alone, | “% sh Fourth Maid. Kandeler ’ Photograph. was of lace wrought in silver thread | and rhinestones on a foundation of | net. In long lines from the shoul-| der hung suspended bands or rib- bons of rhinestones some two inches | Her train of royal blue with sprays silver roses its length. Lovely Judith Dana. Miss Judith Dana, the third of honor, is a dainty auburn-hair j yirl, a replica of her mother at her Her mother was Judith Brow, | (ijratz Brown. was of wide. velvet trailing maid ake. voungest of daughter ‘once Governor of Missouri, afterward | ‘ candidate ivy outranks loth for the ircular cut ght ail over fern leaf pitt- straps, bands, there of rhine- interlacing to the 10%, of rhine- pat- ilder ss accordion- the long train shoulders @e er lace and two ; 1. panels down its length sprinkled over with silver roses and the in ruffles. Maid's Mother Once The who immediately Wallace the OT} first special ma 17) process silver pre lace laid * Queen, id of honor ceded Miss the ional to throne was Miss Mary Virginia Col- lins. a type so differer if to af- as ford an interesting contrast, for Miss Collins is of that spiritu tall, willowy, version. of beauty. eecpwte “ope too, ;at this roval court, for ‘then July Thompson, gled out by the Prophet lcial favor. That was in ifor the ceremony was 'ed affair. Miss Collins w of wilver brocad wrapped arabesque She her ,own tichtly rhinestone From the shoulders dep . and ca a geous train of scarlet vé essential! aA elle, lissome, feminine inherits her prestige at her mother, once sin- for his spe- the days be- prearrang- ore a draped the skirt ught with a t the front. ly as e ended a gor- | It was ‘lvet outlined by two rows of rhinestopes rows sunt other from and had radiating brilliants. A th handcla pping her way possibly usaially followed down the to the more an on due of color of the »purst loud burst of Miss (Collins promenade, of that train and the well known masculine susceptibility to red. Miss Katherine Steedman was the | immediately | second maid in rank, ceasion. She type with poitge and th ‘ing to the manner born e alr of be- Hier gown | ' silvwer-incrusted rhinestones | Senator, and defeated | Vice-President with | Her frock was of net with scalloped | ckirt edged with rhinestones. A :rain} of green satin and a huge | how with long streamers of emerald | green tulle, together with garlands | of pink roses scattered over her skirt and her ruddy hair made her a more colorful pieture than the other Miss Frances Compton, the fourth wore gown lately brougnt Paris, of white velvet ending in bouffant of W States for Greeley. ['nited liorace emerald maid, Aa from a hooped lace, Hier train As sue embossed and shot wtih The Queen and the special maids “vere crowned this year with ban- deaux of silver that had the Proph- et’ djiadem at the front and which he had not so much difficulty with the miniature crowns in years. Miss Alice the Queen, Was more radiantly beautiful than ever in a of peach bluw chiffon sparkling all over with silver bugles. It had three fishtail trains, ‘two of the transparent material and one of peach blow velvet. A new idea was introduced ceremony of the retiring Having relinquished her the new favorite ap- peared, ahe took her seat lower on the dais Then after her had been crowned, she and presented her scepter, a adopted property, to her ri- Whereupon the court returned the compliment by.escorting her in , to the box reserved this year for past Veiled Prophet's Queens The grouping of the former (Queens together also was an inno- vation. Their box was to be dis- tinguished by the insignia of the Prophet, a crown illurninated in col- lights overhead. This the midset of those re- the visiting alr meet of- foreign diplomats and emissaries here for the air races, and there was much visiting presentations to the former Queens. skirt silve. rose _ in adjusting as former husch, gown in the abdicatign.: throne befere | down | successor arose | newly val. state electric in ored box served for ficials and was tion of beauty with which the ‘tors must have been impressed As the 75 matrons and 75 maids Skinner, “meny ‘they were built upon ingenuous lines, were of metallic tis- | retiring | but must needs drape themselves in all the colors, fabrics and lines which used to be reserved to sophistica- tion. On the last night were more prone to affect white. A. McMillan, leading one the procession, and Mrs. 1. Gardner, leading the other, the matrons than usually Mrs.. Neill branch .of | Frederick both | other hand, _wore white. the former white mofre, shot with silver and draped with sil- ver lace, and Mrs. Gardner, white crepe beaded with rhinestones. Mrs. Virgil Rule was another matron who wore white, satin trimmed with white fox fur. Mrs. Willard Bart- lett worelone of the new beltless frocks, white, and having long black ribbon streamers from the Then there were Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Lemoine WwW. H. Peters and so other matgons wearing all costumes. Next in favor among tte matrons were the metal fabrics shot with sometimes rlorified by all the colors of the rain- bow carrying out a pattern or in the clouded satin motif. Gold Lace Hoop Skirt. Frocks of the debutantes, velvet shoulders. Donaldson Mrs. white color, when cure to be of sumptuous ma- broadened flounce., knees with silver cord in the Egyp- tian patterns. At the knees it slightly into a clreular Many of the gowns were made in the new beltiess mode and many had the circular line introduced tn a flounce or all around or perhaps just in front. The popular silhouette was very flat at the bak, very tight around the hips and afl the fullness gathered to the front. There Was variety. however, introduced by an oceasion- al bustle back and quite frequent bouffant, hooped effects. There were many gorgeous head- dresses, Jeweled tiaras are so well simulated these days. given to the matrons were’ ostrich feather fans of any color they chose, while the seuvenirs to the maids were silver-headed walking sticks. The sticks were checked, happily, but the fans of many colors waving in the hands of the matrons were most effective in the general picture upon the stage. at St. Louis Field Tomorrow. Mise Katherine Lemoine Perkins. daughter of A. T. Perkins, receiver- ship manager of the United Rallways Co., will fly in the giant Barling triplane at the St. Louis Flying Field tomorrowe She will be escorted in the flight by Major-€ien- cral Patrick, chief of the army's al: service, and her landing in front of the grandstand will be the signal for the opening of the St. Louis Field dedication ceremonies which will precede the international air races. Miss Perkins will be taken on the fight at 10 a. m. bomber Queen's} and | game of them are growing a little | older, gracefully tod be sure, but they | «till remain a consummate Aggrega- vis- | + ’ * a ee eee FS ADB a caler 8 gt dP ig a ee ee The souvenirs - ot eae a - pee Saaee 3 a : —— ey mah mpi: Rae Die ilechdalls d Sh Sa \- Sa oe eh = er er yA oy ey TC reyes ine

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7 - . 4 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. —- ~~ ——- ee -- “‘nder “bast Side Caruso” Goin one > d th Steal . pencer Renfro, Negro, Put tf rn & : > a terrifying noise was made by two ened Away, Plann oO | Several Mark« Broken Last "Month $500 Bond by Coroner After In- t Study acd Promises to Re- . , ae a e. erawi , los tocether | . Park. : te ; Ate . af all firs growing s0 close toge hess la er | re Snakes at Bronx by Missouri Pacific. quest Over BRestv of epee Kil -ratr. | tarn as an Arti«t. > ' their rough trunks rubbed. The P E Aes Re or RY er . , a? med ® 7 ake a # ah = rd a ae oe : Bae Ab As sing tae APN igi a BK,ecial to the Post-Dispatch. . , we . — = SHnoencer oF ot 9% = Cozens 3 Tae Assoctat di Press NEW YORK, Oct.. 3.—Two men! — a ire — Rinse —" it weit aie ea las NEW YORK yg 5 ieee’ pitch and resin in the bark pro- . oad were b r enu | Ags —_ he Pv | duced a loud squeak ekin to a yell. If you've played chess, or watched a g arme, ecluded themséives in the Jar al : ssa tthe — . aii mani | fa lr 1) ai ° in ns a% +H Ra was ihaggini., the Z — know that every move is made with extreme carg East Side Caruso,” > *@' , 2 ’ yy , . ‘ : : ~ a) ~ , : ithe reptile house at anthers Pi, t was shown today by , vy a Coroner’s tury unde 65000 °salls for Ronre today to cultivate! . ; ad, it : oy t : 8 rSjur3> wu -* ' . rateenagerrid wight, —— ry ; “4 fi mri nthiy report of Presid« nt , ry ibond te answer m0) eharwe that tne voice which rex ently Was cap- HEADLESS BODY iS FOUND | ’ ss day oroxe open ine — ta lawin The largest number cf might be preferred a nat him in italized by admiring friends at 400 | ectencevesici ciety” ‘tive RAENOUSING When we move your household goods, we te There are four } .ied loaded cars ever moved by 1@ rali- er ae ith Tne oe chit 4 ~ —— Si mit ints ope Sea — » Discovered in Dress«ing Hoom of as careful as that; but not as slow. Our that particular cage. One th ‘ “or om s« pt. oe, Wl n oe ose ” Or : Sos » tages Sf ; ee be ree mors "3 Ra He: ean | Pittsburg Swimming Pool. arrive at the time specified ; the whole job \frica yellow cobra, another } Fe Son SOS Sees Te ae ak re ewes lec Be, ee ee a ne sae througir smoothly on schedule. Indian spectacied cobra a: the | 4% Pappas i oe ae agg cea oe Pht eR ae eigenen tegen a8 es: ePaper tmntanetetes: eS se PITTSBURG, Oct. 3.—The head- ; ether two are Philippine black co- ©4! ix leas than the high record | t0'sn dice ' wore sos — alia i to py ca , ay gg ‘AKC GOOG Care sees and nude body of an unidenti- Moreover, we are responsible for the safety ras. Their bite is fatal in two hours. "eae in tehacad ideeihs The reeord oe Desig sich ne i / we gi we i aie) haa apts as = tue — fied white man was found in the , your household goods, and we have the resoure ee jeneed to gtenl the] tor Chre foaten soqaiy Ene recett sae ee com empioyes in the Office Of | pire dressing room of the city swim. CONTROLLING to back up that responsibility. For a worry-l . , . i ii¢ ; ’ 7 ‘ | ; 4 \i or Tle b : . + | tie *« + . . ‘ *. " , tz - *3 > _. sss / ; : 4 ‘ - 4 7k ‘ ia . | ’ ‘ be 12¢ | . - % . ’ ake. Tr} bier ght one wz Lio ,re Oriri¢ A O97) il ’ tT mae a ’ . — " ‘ ming pool om the South Side here - ia a F' : ‘ aia ‘ : , - : : rv TV 4 - : shy +4 > +) se ; t us : ) ptember @aily: matt 147, nue. aving discovered the merit moving day— ; : , ss , ts _ . . | pia are ‘ i : ; 4 i) >i? 256 ’ . : sat ai _ : al d ¢ n case to Mut iém il Lhe is¢ . s ess, . y ‘ . “a ; ! toaay. A trail of blood le rom ; »y i@ “~ * _ > : 2° . . 7 - " > ? - r . . ‘+ if ing 302 car eal e Tt? r) -h oe ee “43 = : ‘ ; ° ’ " .? | > - , : ‘ ‘ ‘ ru = Cie - - , on ec A ALLO AA codra cage. a lain to the M : the building ae PS ee STORAGE ao MOVING CO. , The same carefulness and respon- River bank nearby. Police* said hay "ithey believed the head had been sibility extend to our storage, ver. RU.LEONORI packing and shipping services. AMCTIGN ane STORAGE CO. J.BROWN GENERAL @ | The Buy-W - ' ae . bh 2 , Cival W Veteran in 186-Mile 7 ' . - ee) a voice. ‘He lacked euificiehty Bada | | Biighe ts 9, Sacks PU06. ) STORAGE COMPANY WAREHOUSING .COMPANT ; = ' ' | is FORCES sea so his friends came forward a few Rufus H. Scott, §4 years old, a | tae» OELMAR at EYCLIO ~ SAINT LOUIS 4 : ar , ’ — 11¢806 ame weert oes | little Swiss c , W. UC. Cashiér Robbed of $8000 davs ago. organized the stock com. Civil War-veteran, waa one of four F a Watehman to make ‘he fire | NEW YORK, Oct A petition | Ry the Assoctated i naar ond eeed auawer cay Gal Loin Lae eek Wh Sane Oe le 1 AMERICAN LLC ORCUTT = LLLEONARD ~ MAMLON BWALLACE 4 doorway that move ‘oe cellar. They hurried! hundied | Was filed in Federal Court todav for SEATTLE. Wash Owes 7 : re ne . ; ‘ ‘ ) i ‘ _— rn 4 ? } : ; ‘17 "7 ’ r.? r —- 7 wad sie sa* “ . ss ' rit, tii - 4 > : ° mnrn tna F 1iTk CA , e, ' , fg ioadi ; . ’ Lis ‘ } q*e) m« - ss ‘ : i i ia none aa > ’ ’ +? . -% ’ : ‘ : : = P . —— . — - 4 . . seein i } a , + , 7 Aron its . ' a4 ° >» a iwjose }? veces TY Tc e . hes -*- i+*e , / eactiona!] rod four Brn i lail er T nave « eeqdeqd tne AMmnieG Yer ' SLACA LS. ES . & ~—s shALiOTR Be ; ) i ‘ ; ; ‘ A i | : : , . riaiave i” rv’ ° « YT, >| } ‘y i i a ng anc rigged with a curtai: re ear DY appre AT@iV s+ ] > nr i ‘ fe o.. s t)i ; ; ii= Pi at sift a , "ie be +) + g = iawWws 4 ‘ ’ bLha ic £acte Fre i j esse d . _— ™ + ‘ . , .% '' > — ¢ >} ‘* i i> + / ‘ ~ o : ‘ A = ‘ si ‘ ; + . ; . Tah . . | . According to Jonn i sme ne LIA it lf 7 rv, o? ; sé »~*- * : : +. rritre : : ere _ > * head keeper, the men peen frightened awn) : aie . i Thursday. 610 OLIVE ST.— 2d Floor | glasses. Cretonne Cus Reversible and t ‘of pretty patterns for home and pore Lining R ar Plain and fancy All taken from our from 1 to 5 yards. Women’s E Well-made Ble wth frill at knee. maize, i New Ginghan : | Desses of good 4s . ) eos ' (ete Rie, “as; 747 te 4 | lar checks of blue, k hoch ee Ree RERESRERY CES ERESSIS CF SU ORSEEE ECTS By : SS saeerierr Trine’ STELLA: Settee tele ere rr in-* PEEEe TOs * s 4 - | der. Many attract a5 Pee z ) Aaa rene BGO OR LISs Poet: 4 fos and pecan Aluminumwaf Included in the Sale Starts. Tor,aorrow Morning, October 4, _ iP at 7:30—Core Early i | $77,500 Stock of Suits and Overcoats Sacrificed §| == . . borders in blue We have served the public faithfully for ten years—always sold our merchandise at a low figure—Monroe styles have always been up to date. ; inches. be . Therefore we know the response from St. Louis will compel us to LOCK OUR DOORS EVERY HOUR in order to také care of the sales and . = Smok give service. So don’t be put out if you cannot get in the first day, as it will take time tv dispose of this high-grade stock. You save 1-3 to 1-2. Te: | 1 & 2 PANTS SUITS, OVERCOATS All Our 1 & 2 PANTS SUITS, OVERCOATS | All Our 1 & 2 PANTS SUITS, OVERCOATS [AE| | | | GROUP NO. 1 : oR GROUP NO. 2 50 GROUP NO. 3 All our broken lots of "i are’), 8 Oe *“~ + Hapd-tailored garments Suit a Dieinatc- . of Suits and Qvyercoats. stein of the enamel uits and Overcoats; : Choice patterns and cel- =. re | newest fabrics; styles values that sold upto Be f ors. All sizes. Included in that would retail for $50 $40) OO : this lot are stout men’s Suits, ) nit a ee. hf 44, 46, 48, 50 sizes......',. and $55; all-sizes ....... : Line These C $25 Gabardine Topcoats 16 218 Genuine Palm Beach Suits j al a The season's smartest creatiomand the most useful—for RMSTROBP rainy days, for sunshiny days. It’s the Topeoat for every Iman—every day. Shown in light and dark shades of fin enbardine. Well tailored and well worth. . Next Summer when Old Sol really gets to work that is the time these GENU Pe, | printed . [INE PALM BEACH SUITS will be wanted by every man—but it’s a cinch 3 Fi, signs. These he wont get them at any such price as at this sale. Both light and dark 4 pi} | ‘burlap back, shades—well made in smart styles as well as conservative styles. Hurry— Za zt average room don't delay if +ou're interested in GENUINE PALM BEACH SUITS AT.... a eS fi °_— . | Inlaid Line | Unusually ’ : , 2 Ht Nairn’s Lino Going out of business right at the start of the Fall and “New York Si ‘ e ” = i tn Pious Winter season, a big stock of new Fall goods at Syles America ra Monroe Clothes New York = > Best materials and latest models, with 2 pairs of pants. elk effects. | ni, berry te OMset OVERCOATS Rees ' v/s — =-N\ 3 i . “A less than you can buy them elsewhere. : X.. : a VE IND pe wea lay be proud to wear and models galore to 4 : imported mere TRADE MARK REGISTERED | ' : 4 = i Congoleum, 3 ; : o 4 “5 “Gold Seal” € Kei STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING U mee | Ae Ney eam will hold a SUIT or OVER. ' TO ACCOMMOD NTIL $ P. M. A lot of soiled Palm Beach Su; ' ‘ ei Rug Bord or you. Wedo this so every man | ; ATE THOSE WHO — ch Suits (sizes a 8 | in a ceva or young man can take advantage of ‘ CANNOT COME DURING THE DAY se imciac ys: SES | vincieual these real clothing values. At $3.75 a SUIT. : ; q Linoleum halls and passa Congoleusr _ “Gold Seal” | ing the facte terns and. c« Extra Fitters = Extra Tailors Extra Salesmen

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" OP he ee ee ~ — - ™ + * — — — tains teddies — _ — : — naling col a a ee —. AY y *@eate iA ; ‘ Tr _? Seeebercbccddotessebbedersed ates NM ; ’ For Fall and Winter Are Specially Priced at $5528 and F692 WO groups of the season’s smart Coats are marked at these ' feature prices, and women who have delayed the purchase of a Winter Wrap will be extremely fortunate in securing one of these attractive models. They come in the warm colors that prevail in the high-pile fab- rics which fashion them, and many of them are fur _ trimmed. Some are along tailored lines, self-trimmed with high crushed col- lars. Sizes 34 to 44. (Third Floor.) eee | ee ee - mma : —~ s b —— ee — a “ ~_ Our Optical Service While visiting in St. Louis this week, if in doubt about your eyes or glasses, take advantage of our Optical Service and consult our optometrist. He is a specialist in optical work. Prices are reasonable, too. (Main Floor.) A Sale of Things for Baby Items and Prices of Special Interest to Mothers of Tiny Tots Vanta Shirts At $1.15 Of silk-and-wool, in but- tonless style. Infancy to 2 years. Silk-and-wool Hose, sizes 4 to 5%, special, pair soc Diapers, $1.95 Dz. Hemmed Diapers of Bird’s-eye cloth, in 27x27- inch size. Packages of one dozen. Ventilated rubber Dia- ers, in bloomer style. lesh color and white. Crib Blankets, 95c Beacon Blankets in nur- sery and floral designs, on pink or blue grounds. Size 36x50 inches. Quilted Pads, 17x18 in., 29C¢ Sample Dresses At $1.15 Long and short ones of nainsook, with embpoidery yoke and lace-trimmed bot- tom. Crib With Complete Accessories, $8.45 White enameled Crib with rubber- tired wheels and woven wire springs. Complete with cotton-filled mattress, ay pillow, pillowslip, crib blanket and sheet. ——_____. Gertrude Skirts At 42c Infants’ Petticoats of flannelette, in Gertrude style, with shell-stitched edge. Madeira Slip and Pillow, $1.59 Beautiful hand-embroid- ered and _ hand-scalloped Madeira Pillowcover, com- plete with Kapok pillow covered in pink or blue sateen. / At $2.95 Of pearline, hand-smock- ed in pretty colors; hem- Infants’ Dresses } TLE Lee Japanese Mandarin Coats Vividly Embroidered $ ] 47 ONE HUNDRED sample Mandarin Coats are offered in a special selling at this extremely low price. Most of them are black, richly em- broidered in bright colors, in floral and scroll designs. They come in so and 55 inch lengths, each in a different pattern. Because they are samples, specially marked, they offer an unusual oppor- tunity to secure excellent values at a real Saving. | (Second Floor.) Fxtra-Size Lingerie Well-Made Garments at Interesting Prices Slipover Gowns at $1.00 | >. XTRA-Size Gowns of cambric, in slipover style, hemstitched trimming. Also some of Willa Loom, stitched in colors. High-Neck Gowns at $1.50 Extra-size Gowns of cambric, in high-neck style, with yokes tucked and trimmed with embroidery insertion. Cut full, : Crepe Gowns at $1.98 a crepe Gowns in attractive designs. Slipover models. , | Envelope Chemises at $1.00 Well-cut garments of nainsoolg in attractive lace and embroidery trimmed styles. ‘ / Women’s Bloomets at 75¢ Made of Windsor crepe, in flesh or white. Finished with shirred cuff. Women’s Drawers at 75c Of cambric, trinfimed with embroidery ruffle and’ tucks. (Second Floor.) 7500 Pieces of Silver-Plated : [ABLEWARE HOWING the Watkins pattern, an attractive plain design, in bright finish, for everyday use. Teaspoons, gc each Tablespoons, 1gc each Orange Spoons, 15c each li : | r ; i k. M sur 54X54 . 7 ; p to date. ee cee Stee Poor Special Selling of 1800 a a Dobe tee sales and S S d 9 ° ° = Salad Forks, 25¢ each moker Stands M S ] U S 34; : 5 | ; iece Lavette Oyster Forks, 15¢ each ]-3 to i=2. | qe | $ [22 Cfl S amp eC Mion) uits ; Special $15 95 Butter Spreaders, . 19c each : | t - PP Bi Dinner Knives, eae 25c each Offers Exceptional Values els eanertment inctatiig oll the-nesi Sugar Shells, 1§¢ each are well made, of good materials. An Butter Knives, 1sc each IVERCOATS , . | A espa ee : | | 65 exceptional value. ar (Silverware Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) if Choice, pe. Aaa —_- Smoker Stand in poly- (Second Floor.) finish, with chrome 5) a three cigar rests, nee Pe | ty: match holder, an | ; wid 7 id ame oh glass ash ! ‘HIS isa noteworthy opportuni- tray. This Smoker ty to lay in a supPly of season- Stand is 28 inches able Underwear at a very léw an Spe. t8 an aneay price. The offering represents the tional value. f 1-len ; } (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) sample line Or a we -Knowmn ioca , wholesaler, and includes medium and heavy weights in wool and wool mixtures, and intermediate L inoleums | weights in cotton, lisle and wor- Tiriese Offerings Are steds. Special for Thursday = oe Flat fleece and cotton ribs in 4-Yard Linoleum, 98c Sa. Yd. white, gray and ecru—also mot- RMSTRONG'S and = Nairn’s tled effects. Long sleeves, ankle printed Linoleum in popular de- : : IN length and closed crotch. Sizes signs. These have a cork surface ona ; *. 6—sample siz Oo and 42 burlap back, that is very durable. The L 36 to 4% ' pie sizes 40 a 4 average room may be covered without predomina S. @ seam. No Mail or Phone Orders Inlaid Linoleum, $1.45 Sa. Yd. | (Thrift Av. & Men's Underwear Dept.—Main Floor.) Unusually attractive designs in irn’s Li rit colo ? ‘ By see ses"! Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits h 2 pairs of pants. M ) effects. Praann A 4 Tile Linoleum, $3.00 Sq. Yd. V ery Specially Priced ie : e | | ks T S IE Gin bene Wenttsh. Domsecic ant Soract 98 | American Walnut Bedroom Furniture modeis galore to is | imported merchandise in this lot. | . y a> *y p ) AME FO In Complete Suite or Odd Pieces 5. (a a ereenal ik ets oii, hw sat aa gk, — 7 ‘= sad . - tn” ames . i ry eh > ” Site ’ pater. aie Rita ~ fe ‘aaa RS er ioe Ere — oa a sepa Shi Sad av: “nc n A Special Sale Offering Values of Extreme Importance - ~ + —, ’ : by ; , i eens ca ia, : 5 ; j > Se, AR Oana tees diiietabies. ane ABs sek * BYE % Oe Le 2 ws - 5," ee AE Ae sae Pd ae aOke. P u bat Congoleum, 79c Square Yard “Gold Seal” Congoleum, in three-yard ABE, ae ot taped Bi Wet ‘ , ‘ width. Attractive patterns and colars. pe Ee Sie LARGE purchase of Bedroom Furniture enables us to offer this beautiful Qu ERE’S a particularly interesting Ce : § foe an UMM hat are much lower than ] 7 Rug Borders at 55c Yard b 3 eras ° 5h Me Anne Furniture at prices t usual. ng In a clever imitation of hardwood value for mothers who wish to buy Be Soma BE Les ta oat a vs mee flooring, One yard wide. their boys a good quality Suit at a spe- Bs ae ge a It is excellently constructed in Queen Anne design; finished in rich American walnut. . He Og? & Se ta Dustproof construction throughout and dove-tail fitted drawers. It may be purchased Linolexm Runners at 79c Yd. cial price. The ones in this offering are odd pieces Ruiners with borders on sides: for well made of excellent wool fabrics. in complete Suite or p ' gg halls and passage-ways. 24 inches wide. ; a ay . : ; Congoleum Rugs at $15.95 Styled in clever Norfolk models—they Ce at Bow-End Bed, $36.50 Chifforette, $37.50 Semi-Vanity, $49.75 are well made and strongly lined. An j \ 45-Inch Dresser, $45 Dressing T able, $34.50 Chitforobe, $49.75 Suits (sizes _ “Goid Seal” Congoleum Rugs, carry- ing the factory guarantee. Many pat- attractive selection of dark patterns. terns and color effects. (sixth Floor) Easy Terms of Payment (Seventh Floor.) Sizes 6 to 18. (Boys’' Own Store—Fourth Fioor.) — - — EE ~ ae rr em ee ee eeesle=’ am — — — = : — ee

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: WED : a , EH 2. 192% , -Democrat ‘a the Times Combined, =e OCcTOMEn Lisi, ie ocTrosEn 5 : =F The 2 City Circulation. of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone lene sanouatatin that of the sibetarse Globe = —- | | 8 STLOUS POST-DISPATCH ST-Di : a - ae Oe OFFENSIVE. BREA BREATH VEILED PROPHET'S. Use the Mn ge Railread Fares Refunded to 4 ; ) dark that wast - ‘ . Purchase ain le ar at was & CALLS FOR CALOMEL PARA CEN BY | \ andervoort Gerege Parmey — ore 5 pete — Associated — 7 oe “ry ih : it. ; i ehed throug tears as U2 TAKE A CALOTAB ee ied ) econ ae ae : sesiatiniieals a ‘ a own Market street the | iiiemesiiianiilaeial csdiinaiicovisid waver ———-- 7 2: acne RR EE | lights of his pF The Purified and Refined Cal- ENORMOUS THRONG Store Hours: Daily, 9 | to 5: 5:30; Saturday, ‘ ) fo 6 ~ Bie and Locust From Ninth to Tenth — eo on ror is = omel Tablets That Are Free ——— , . $$ $$$ $$$ pon , oe He dount > en - - ng gamete eran 4 ; wt De a ** — z = ala P “hi ldren il be de| ighted Pj ] r i *? a all ea ildren wr 7 at yo ei with - —e . SERIOUS JAM AT ~ ol Cards ’ edar i h est if you bu y » pg Radio Set ane Boudoir I lows a a | — as nice it was. A ater.—tNats ail. ‘VO Aste, no ) teac ate it. "e ‘ : a no ee ba q ; Me y a them to opera Of dainty filet net lingerte, in de on a dashing ripi: alts, no nausea. W e N blu h os d enve- lav tadios of the best known . ; ro ee. BO ae 1 oe 34 TWELFTH BOULEVARD ala " butt iia =n9 pommel rate a on Meted below: shades of blue and pink, reasonably . »* Fo » ae 4 EN oe ' . uid ' tiie wigs ; wy (lily gals RL a aca gla : 1 " ws Seek Mle: 7 P * Midi oop nee pla Daamnagaln’ aide. Ti slaid ect alain mind es ae * a ‘ » * + : re + *’ a breakfast. Eat what you please, — Police Clear Dancing Space, ——— no danger. Calotabs are geo entire.! 1 OO B ( cea struction: S170 ~ 26x17 ix- : Macrox Radio $3 00) Geligntful to ape and. so 4 Ratti However, With No Great S$ yond ( rystal Set e A ae ees 2 ne oe ~— ‘ — rs ea Di ord C nf tti Show jery Sh a) -First Fl | . | a Variometer Crystal $8 15 Silk Tafieta Vanity Bags Se the price as ag su ci tec t] at you 2 ee $ 95 act puon ul Value Mu -e r Trimmed with lace, ribbon and We Will be weighted with Calotat: uildin Ss. . At : ‘edar: Nas E@XTr: heavv Little Giant Crystal Set, com- flowers, in artistic designs; priced ‘ Gervine Calotabs are sold only in ered From B & Black and White red ced - has a s Pees Ne we Pee and Hy at trade-marked packages. iustproot lid construetion. ‘ires ready o@ instan, -. 4 ric ten F pal 7S n hi fi nts t Jolir ol Velled Prophet. He comes Lee Jee D mnehnes rs taba cents and thirty-five cents. At . op | Kl aunt et Size 42x20x201., Inches. ‘ommerce Radio Crystal Set O drugstores evervwhere. ist once a year, from nobody knows . . , iections; $25.09 . « ali cont 3 . ! h the = ’ . ° *> ¥ Se ee nae aa ee ee ee ne ‘ Le ene ee > apr — os joe str until most everyone tional VYaiues. Du } , I yp j excited hen he visits his ball at . and flush top cabinet construc- s oe (ON | UR ts the Coliseum, and that is the last o tenet tion. ay are fully equipped, 's rm VS a | French Likeetie Sets — i a ee SPEC ee ey having plain copper or composition decoration. Sizes be og urtains : Sr EN Convenient and dainty for un- ; we —? 1 * callie wide - : ~ \ : Ti ra \7) i? ’ ‘and Liareé ‘>i i“tiji- ‘a ‘it ’ baia —— - wes BELL ELS ” S ial, - ‘? *), eu Ft . 7 ° " = T +) ys ha pec 4 ; ~ & ik. ebte dnd ete seein. | at sunt! t cuffs. “Ma > had t: and 22 to 23 inches high. | 50 ] 50) rie Yr} \ } aT 4 t ‘> Til Lm TT »>S Cul - his 7? Ty “Te x i? ? 2 : : : ] | aa aaa . iit ‘ . ss . . a . ‘ i : ae . Me eta 2 i a3 : . ‘ of mercerized marquisett: ’ +. \ ( h 0 a 8 () stone as he passes b1 love Shop—First Floot $ si PRR ‘th wide Russian filet borders, . "ej] } ie st ; . ¢ «1° ils 3 — — ameter Seepage pon Bent a o | Vanity Dorines % ed , 3 ————— ————_ - : al fri I : lew k — ° . 7 persons as bothered their heads with 4 Pp Art Needlework Shop—Second Floor. numbers last night announced that / * air more people than:ever before wei- | A group of attractive new period designs. In, walnut | = ianiaes ‘ . | stieataaeiietieel ae = oe om *, * “Pe? Oy - » oe a” Ps, a ee te pee > Thea f?e.} mac a Os e¢ the citys mystic Visitor. : finish with solid walnut lids. All are lined with moth- SO OBEN a o | ennceen tal ‘Children | ) ? : . = stats ot . ' k bi P — teary RS a proof cedar. Sizes range from 49 to 48 inches long. oh marquisetté, with narrow, wide A Remarkable Purc of wd situat was lou : ; , >*>) : . 1, . +4 ‘. la . T1] ; Stiri J€8. 1e@-dDacKks to Pia #s a.onz the Way, and ine hes w ide . an” yi Incnes high. similar té bitas atiitllas ti eye y " - Cedar Chest Shop—Fourth Floor gypsy a DD); National dics + Ppeonggeoieanete \ gi fty — eR ie he gs ee 3 Pressure 928 teenth and. Market sredis, and h ‘ “ * Cookers : ae wast se med as if the $2.50 Mama Dolls Blankets for ‘rosty Nig ts | Enables Us to Offer Them at a Very Easy Terms \| «:> Th Frid Ns satiate: Sd ieee ainda insite aed 3 is tei At 4 eB £ At 622 Tt : u ay, ri ay j ste oe im ome : a “es a m ve COoOmMmpc j head and arms ee : 4 f - ———$—_—— | Pa uch a general feeling of tired in- Pioneer Coaster Wagons : a ; ae a and Saturday ‘steps and battered rib ainow th $8.00 “ey Plaid Blankets for twill Pn ,~ 2 ~~. Plaid Wool-M i xe d $ DOWN geal catemneageel place ie At $6. w 25 = = ass ae Rr ~ 2m eee ES Blankets for double bed. aa | At * : mua Ene ac | . splendid Upright restive : ae Se 4 == househ old | househ old | large family | b o a rding - Lindell Choked With Autos. Jagthe Jim Toy”’ ee Phonographs that : mee use—now use — nhOoW | -s0W house use Were $115 new Lindell boulevard was choked with : . ! $115 ao ee - At 69c : All-Wool Plaid Blan- 4 Extra long White Wool $19 $23 | 39 | $34 windows up and down both street The dancer on the root” 4 ket for double bed. Ends aaa’ SAL Blankets for double beds. Pe = en ae oa $5.00 | a ‘Walking and bound in sateen in color >, \lade of extra fine quality Cooks an entire meal in $1 Puts a National othe stood si] } Talking Dolls tO mateh Blanket. ( olors are biue. oft lamb’s wool with borders ot blue ten minutes. | ° thiry | im Your Home »~ 1006 Olive S/n Finca eee At $3.98 rose. lavender, com and gray. nd pink. Size 72x90, Cut single. Bakes beans in bei tesineniiiens sen, minutes—a whole ham in and you may pay for it on Sie 2 RE MAST aa aaa ive pink or blue frocks. This ! fifty minutes | n better than thi lie iaighasl Wonler Dell Lamb’s Wool Comforts cove r 50 syne anocamnaeete . | our houfekéepers’ allow- ADVERTISEMENT. suddenly there was a shou hi Toy Shop—Basement. No steam nor odors in | ’ parade of the Veiled Prophet ba ed with figured nainsook finisl 1 Aelia ance plan.at the rate of DAYS’ urned into Vandeventer from Li: “i with plain sateen border, each pene: pws » ee re ee ee et me : . rc ‘ a aes = Saves time. work and $1.00 a week or $5.00 a biti items en ot | W omens Bianket Shop—Second Filoot : WOrrTr. month. + COUGH IS YOUR «op nlilgagedlare "darkness. The Full-Fashioned P. S.—Beautiful Scotch plaid automobile robes, also suitable for couch Stop in and See it Demonstrated in Our Basement a , ° covers. Reversible plaids and plaids with plain backs, $6.00 to $32.50 ) CE ee een : |) | eee mportant Specials in Housewar Mep them now with emwisifed creosote tha’ | . A SRN a ie Fioat of his majesty, the Velle House that are particularily Dan Meenaien te a new memen| noted for their wearing quality, cores Ash Cans" 4 Kitchen Chair Gievevery with twofold action: it anes me ‘ ether forms of th lun@ trouble tie — . * : mem s i First Fi . - 4 . Creemulsion contal: ldition .? ; 5 age debt espe cenharm ‘apie | = Of golden oak finish with ‘bow erecste. other nhea.ing element ich sUaCHS an ectiric iight Bulb ves— + back. soothe and heal th inflam mem - x~ not on ile. rophet night if a e D h O y H Fs ee es i unalds from the ee utch Owens | ae . ) Yay ospital oilet Paper fammation, while the creamte mn Was romance marching out of th A Very Special Regularly $3.50— | : ) Caneeed Mekee to the stomach, is absorb pecial Price A iss 68 the trehinaaa beaut.) ee Sale of Special at Bissell Standard Carpet — » QC vm ne —_ . _ - —_ —_— @eetrore the germs ‘ha’ El heward Olive creat’ onde oem Used Player- $4) 59 a Jog tery 3 S treats ent x : oe ind hat Ker ef fluttered, and the Pianos ° i a Casserole ; , SITES, oon or casees can | Was other bustneds at hand and bh , Pe ” - Regular Price $1.50— __ Troning Boards =. &. fen dineanen and ts excellent for puiid- Must get tha eg pnmeniyaaapty * 1 85 U oal Hods : I5 Special at ee sl Value— Perfection Oil ve the system after co the » 1% 8 ve ¥ , the pros Lom of Galvanized Ir . t | , The region frot A EER Pp Regular Price 65c ae At: “%]= Momey refunded | he matter of Special at mot reitevred afte a oo ee Cree, *UUth on Grand boulevard to La- Deferred Monthly ; = nae guleten “eo. Atlanta ‘ i . ® mi P ' . i” ee , ate spots “in ths = r ayments rranged ee & . , iain japanne finish, with ~~ : - ; > _ = . . a a ’ sl . , =7 : = r i‘ } LT ’ ’ , hie om j . . sie. fi unt 4 . : > 3 Ps - ‘ “ar ‘ ’ fj : xis , a3 4 ‘ : " a ma iwttie i Was experienced thorough! : — . oe = } e cort ‘ +} ne P } 4 o 7 "7 m lee gone aver br en at aS . ) aie ng oe) aa Deeg le pe Meme ne Plano lentes cur ‘ee- ae @ | Regular $3.50 Value— When hon ° : : Ce himy th fone odie el perfect - Ss . nah fowl OP ee Afeer reading sewi busi c T parad, ited on Grand beu : | br ‘ ‘ith j Fics on angi we eee eee evard » gather itself for the ton Camp- & Co. | , a $ A5 sat raced with iron often become tired, dull and march east. The Prophet's follor Artemis 7 — Uihtewrsal Bench heavy. Then ie when you need ers toss _ confetti.at the mummers: Newton W Wash Bench Se meee nates NaS ne Beene ees, rere children edged Bradford Garbage Cans A oe an ringer Folding Triangle end clear again. Harmless! a pies Glee ae Kimba]l] Regular $1.15 value— W: tk La i tr Price $11.50— Regularly $3.00— y,Depe.80, ee Ma Marshfield Special at a tke's ‘aikinen Soap Special at Special at Wretie Murine Compan , a tala’ ot | Chicago, for FREE E " nai 7 alps VA Pies nis more : . ab oo ; : con ~ fs 2M ny : i 8 bats = g - | ‘ , : " ‘ x ; rT . » ow “a ; oe lll SS 9 E — sy ial I= 5 0 > 45 URINE, | 2.22050 °255.5 ff sctne C 75 fon ue EVES ' oa Inight be recorded that Pia: alon ixth Figor. ‘ = f hea y galvanized iroa === Made wi il-inch roils. Very Holds two tubs with wringer | ’ : < F' on on | ro durab! 5 attachment. Made durab! Lo} of Widely Used Since 1889 - sugges ig into Laclede av saeaeeematitiiians sisi : * AE hardwood. ~~ 2 momen lhline, Matha Mtl cnc Housefurnishing #hof— Basement. ‘ Gane Eas en Seat " 4 ;

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—— — —— WEDNESDAY, ISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. OCTOBER 3, 1923. Se t - o —— ee ane ae —-—-—— = SE ee — eee ee _- od = oy | ~ > | ny a ) Physicians said today that if Yurgin | WEDNESDATFY, é. i pe | vsiabieaetienemiaiaiaiiiites OCTOBER 32, 1983. —_— oe —— a Sn SSS SSS ———— oF 5 a : ue } ent ED PROPHET’S liam the Conqueror on another float.! west on Washington avenue the|the color and the spirit that wi GRANITE CITY PLANT DESTROYEB SHOT WHEN HE TRIES 10 END | ~ te kos |The nose piece of William’s helmet; many thousands who had been onilived in these ‘grotesque chariots. ' ce free PARADE SEEN BY was atrociously made. Everybody | the municipal buildings plaza crowd- | That noble illusion which had moved | SECOND TIME IN YEAR BY FIRE: ROW BETWEEN MAN AND WIFE S ENORMOUS THRONG I in ti crowd who had ever studied!ed into Twelfth boulevard for the | and transformed for the eure ot ee eee | Be : es Wridc> + SBS . Preceding Page. English history knew he could never carnival to be held there. There; ment the ordinary and the reat, WaS Mirific Products Co. Building Burns | Coal Miner Critically Wounded as. 7 be oe ay Refunded to 3 ae tinued peor plug an English yeoman with suchj{ were so many spectators already on/ vanished. | to Ground, Wit Damage Esti- | Result of Efforts to Act as aa A . We eteaokiei dark that was the rest of a nose piece in the way. ithe street that a serious jam result-| On the streets people took sleepy, | mated’$15,000. Peacemaker for Neighbors hasers under Associated a x S city,’ a little wig gration: wong ey Sinkle-Tree Broken. ‘ed. However. there was no great) fretting children home to bed. | The plant of the Mirific Products | August Yurgin, 43 years old a | DELICIOUS ¥ Y JELLY ai ’ : Pte eos caught by a policeman. -; The parade passed before multi-!| disorder and policemen cleared the | aD ai : : | RANBERR 7 =n. ; ; 7 etched through tears as the bright, tudes gathered on the plazas by the dancing space on the west side of FORMER ETECTIVE ON TRIAL Beiic wasabi - lring olls and greases | coal rege was shot in the neck and | * # gappy (bine exggs alge Rie Se Sepa Municipal Courts Building and the the plaza. pote for machinery, at Twenty-fourth and | APE ly nae meer be heme four You can make 10 tumblers of jelly with -— _—— ——__.4§ ee wn Market street the #repes* | City Hall. A horse, helping to pull There waa hittle noise during the’ PRE PS RE . . A streets, Granite City, was de-j| miles south of Edwardsville, Ill, at! yy pounds From Ninth to Tenth S i* Sd. the lights of his procession |the float entitled “Ponce de Leon,” “Oh!” and squealed, but mot very _ Alfred Bailin Said wt tg Creare; stroyed by fire this '6 o’clock Jast night, whe Ss 2A pounds of sugar and 8 of Be. passe ek Sit 4 teint: nd — : 7 Causes for Investigations. | J } morning for the gnt, n he sought 4 nti es ae : ng warm against red brick 89d) proke his single-tree as the float! "Oh!" and squealed, bu no very} _— second time in about 'e% , (to act as peacemaker bet Afton Cranberries! Try this recipe. sinted wood. He douhtiess N21°-iturned into Twelfth boulevard. This! loudly. and,. of course, no grown } NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Alfred Bail-' °* . . ? t a year. F ire | , ac “2 si tween on nf yelled at the endless rows of s™ml- inecessitated a brief halt. persons would forget themselves/in, or “Bailinow,”’ former private Department officials estimated the: Strankovitcn, 35, also a coal miner, | Cook until soft the desired quantity of cranberries ith , faces—— white and black faces—- | North on Twelfth boulevard to over a mere parade. | detective and alleged radical, who damage to building, contents and a neighbor, and the latter's wife, 1% pints of water for each two quarts of berries. Strain Daan pondered that so much happi- | Olive street and into the full heart! All Washington avenue was lined | was brought to trial in Federal Court) machinery at $15,000, fully covered the juice through a jelly bag. Measure the juice and heat even for one night, could be. : of the city's business section the! with spectators, from Fourth street }yesterday, charged with using the by insurance. EI Le EN a OE | it to the boiling point. Add one cup of suger for wires” Best of all the floats the crowds Prophet made his way. Confetti | to the Coliseum—sometimes the! mails with the intention of defraud-. Both fires started in the fram ie 3 iy d | Ati tats, rs juice; stir unt — nae se prety ted Bs; ' ef the one with Peter Pan. Ile; fluttered down from the dark build-! rows were 100 deep on either side of | ing the Government, wrote letters manner, grease in @ vat boiling over. nently paralyzed | bri oo ve minutes; a stache tito, —— a siood on the deck of a pirate oe ings and the phosphorescent gleam ‘the street. | threatening to blow Paid the = and igniting the oil-soaked floors of ' Neighbers tol dofficials that Stran- | | porcelain or crockery molds. # that ship was a ship. +31 of that splendor passing below sent The Prophets float drew up to | worth Building. and then sougnt the the one-story frame and tia atrus- | kovitch and his wife quarrel . Bey anchor and all the rigging. tides of light high on their stolid|the Locust street side of the Coli-|job of investigating the threats, ture. This morning's fire started | o¢ vosterday She ulaudh sii the ss Sconqennens nae _—— boise There was 4 float entitled ‘“‘Robin | fronts. Throughout the downtown seum at 9:40 p.m. He arose, some- | James J. Doran, postoffice inspector, at 6:15 o'clock, but the vat attena-'~ ” é on a. | we : : housewives will secure cranberries now. . ood,” and all children who saw itisection merrymakers had provided! what stiffly, it might be said, and| testified before bk edera] Judge Knox. ant on duty said that it was half! t044Y which she said were inflicted | ont how nice it was. A man in|themselves With ticklers and horns, walked with becoming dignity ingo Some time ago, Bailin, who testi- an hour before he could get tele-| by her husband. She ran from the 7 —ee — armor rode on a dashing horse. He |which they used riotously. Girls;the circle of dress suits and evening | fied jn the Foster trial in Chicago, phone connection with the Fire De-| house last night and appealed i» Meh: Pej We at ede ae ® : | jooked right at a eral little boys | singled yur TmoEnted ormcers and | gowns awaiting him. a ; said atv mae. wes " — d vig private aaa ele By that, time the fire’ neighbors for help. Yurgin was shot "ad . i ai. > 1 and waved his sw ord. itried to tickle their horses. Lights went out on the man} floats | detective agency as on agent pro- was beyond control. The building | ae havite h he , t j iA ~ > ran errie fay children poked their fingers and |! Jam at Twelfth Boulevard. ‘as one by one they left Jefferson} vocateur” to get strikers to commit had burned to the ground by g| by Strankovitch when went into Fy “sin \ gaid “Ho! Ho'”’ when thev saw Wil- While the narade was marching avenue And with the lights died outrages and sabotage. o'clock. the latter’s house to pacify him. ee. it» ; abt i Stabe ath , , ro (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) h Lingerie Sets lent and dainty for un- nts, priced from to $1.50 anity Dorines ning powder, rouge and daintily trimmed in satin, and French flowers, at : Nay | BY y . ; fen | Pf : 4 - : Coe O ag Ay and $1.75 } | ' ' b , ) - ° R . . } ' ne Seek a Wh | | (Geek , | Mis | Air Race Visitors—Welcome! » § “ HTS 8 : . és While you are in town we suggest you see St. Louis thoroughly ee. ee 16 ta eee \¥ iI for, not only has this city pioneered in aeronautical development, | 5 Wh Ps | ~ eS OC’ (: but its list of foremost accomplishments 1s really amazing. hase of | +f AW ey ~ Al sf | i National | | | | IG \ cy SIN JILARIIVY ©AM ACT Pressure | ' gb i nar fe 3 : ookers —s jf fj | | ia \ = Promptly on Thursday Morning, at 9:00 A. M.—Our Annual October Enables Us‘ to Ohfer Them at a ():22 Reduction cel cone | fe Ye OG $35 Dresses $29.75 Dresses - quart 7 : 4 ° to ) a week or $5.00 a | | Pam | \ past } “i simple wool Dress. ‘Qnck iF) Coe 9 a a l. i — | | > RE J PORE, > A _— 5. | lh dd? 23 eo =F Misses’ Sizes to 20 Women’s Sizes to 48 _ : —= Materials of Great Beauty Chiffon Velve Shimmering Satin Chiffon Canton Satin Satin Crepe Poiret Twill “lat Crepe Lace Sequins Taffeta ection Oil Heaters At $7 OO finish, with Trimmings of Becoming Individuality | : yo e ‘Marvelous Embroidery Beautiful Beading Bultons G. — Naphtha , | | > b F +\ tak wm it : CP aA S35) be Braiding Velvet Trimming Tucks Flares 55 . i re f R\ lds \4 Tig fa | | Bell Sleeves Organdie Collars and Cuffs f. 0 ST. LOUIS WOMEN! The Dresses in this sale are of such superior style and quality that we ask those of you who have your Dresses made—-WHYT Dresses such as these would use up $18.75 before you would Waffle Iron 1 : 4 i 4. Wy : . i{ ey : He 9 hardly get started. One of our sale values would be bs B j e gular Price $2.00— a revelation to you. pecial at 1 69 a | , | is | ae | S FOR THIS EVENT, INCLUDING EXTRA SALESPEOPLE—EXTRA DISPLAY RACKS—EXTRA WRAPPERS | oil a ae - he a - eS : . x ee £ > Piaten Sees 46 | EXTENSIVE PREPARATION pre» _ ee or et er oe om 2 ae ee a a at ‘ ' 4 ee - - = ET de a <w a _

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" , . ~ a e Niglie a - “ mae ~ 3" = = Ci ~ ; ~ - . - - * G ‘pl ‘ Pg ad ok FA OE Pe ot Oh de oe S ee ee — = «* és alerting eo Leet am. 4 WoRREee . RII Ee te ATR | a REAPS. le preg ee 7 + On pe A ae os ee TRE . aivus An see , BE VE Se eed oe SY = aS vee * «er Ng este Oh = Velues ro to $1.00 yard. = Quantity lengths. up te =3 ’ : 5 "Rr TCS * Yard Tree tes : : , | #S "| WEDNESDAY. 8 ~ :STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times — OCTOBER 3. 1923. ij 4 ; ss ee ase ~ AGA LLALLELE OO - a ae = lene EE ————— et A + eee ee - ‘ ADVERTISEMENT Fe A Sare Way To End Dandruff There is one sure way that has mever failed to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then you destrgy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will geed), apply it at night when retiring;‘wse enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. Br morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and two or three more applications will complete- lv dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instant- ly, and your hair will be fluffy, lust- rous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better TOMORROW'S AT Sct ka hilt athe Mah uiilin : Sixth and Washington 4 DRAPERY iE Te ~ | FRINGED SHADES | . par + Bu = - ae — Of striped percale and blue. chambray. = Sré@cial tomorrow re hets! iA: Pad Le =) Cc? BR | STOVE MATS _|_ > _- ’ _ _ ~ Nas ; Co. » i bs >) | vr _ ; . iA Se WAitetd- 2 Neponset. Each... 24 f be | 9x12 NEPONSET | e vine . : ae . .. (ve r.ancic Brand, Nee , he — 3 axed back : »* > _—- > non-Tustad Di 1) ATL eM LT dil ; All| mS et ih ati] . With center brace eee Tiesall regres pee rape most OTT tthade [BROOMS 4 “ BED SHEETS ’ ; i bed size - a (Ta ¢ itw: free from 69 ir ine Sheetine Tomorrow only, at 3 PILLOWCASES | x04 extra good . Site, ov = special C. eS S:.TINETTE | W it . *iir , . 4at j ; rr? '& PONGEE =i| .. reerized i] rr tton s& , .% iaeir . ' ve " ([.eFii* ] 4 . ™ , ~ * - : ; i 4 . : & . . . Do om a : r : 2an | |. | ~ . . . ‘ . : " —_— rhiv@ Beata 4 : : . =a) 7's : . . } } : . . BONNETS | . 7 Rieger em Trityie Tie , = shad Al : ’ ot Vei\et : ’ o~ | a9 FP . son f nmninew, wai " Ts » ts > . . gt -* SILK WAISTS | . . . a) ‘ si > : : ~ .\ : a a ae i ; . e nates s * " > iv , a? ~~ uTH a¢ and Siim 4 ** a > e)) colors slight “ ‘ ss . : ‘aa ” ) dis. onds : : I [$1.25 UNION SUITS | : : > 1 ' . .? : : 3 — ' . ai _ * : : ;% : 3 ‘ Jit Ss ith: ‘J os . > 7 ; : ' 54 ’ Lif m ry : ’ 5 . ’ ait . in ius » —_—_ > ry = nm elas te _ a 11 AD. ras : +h TOF Tin if LISLE HOSE | ren’s mercerized Lisle Hose s&# k only; sizes 34 | ie ’ Rore’ and Giris’ ribbed Suite: eliahtly flieeced | on > > in the long sieeve and Se ankle length | Women’s Underwear | ~ > Women's Vesta ; ; : : a7 _ . | . | bet fieece iined rexuiar sizes &pe: tal e wm . a garmen ; e, _ aes . a hand in the death of the man who . Their Drum Corps Will Escort Mayor wt ») “? Sic = . ~~ . > “ : ’ ' & 4 nr! 133 down ¢t . * r a * : ' ’ + : : : - ~ ~ ™ ; formed the personal escort of tke Tone ee ee ¢ 4 j + net ' . a . ’ itd . . Rey . . _ - 2.*,? ~ . oe. > > tear: a Ps ‘ , i — a oi . r : 7” " , . very r . ee e et Ti add ae o * ' ra.) . t “ v , ¢ . ’ - % ‘ - } * ¢ ’ : : i4f th v7 + a ; i. ; ' wee rhe ; a . . - . . . . a rr) 4 ; i) ’ A ey — 4 *."-* —-*.- » , “9 etn ets eo ah eel. "es" ho p's este? -* 9 ot ene wn Bee Ros FE, . - ; es ~~ " i ride Sod ett « “| ~ +, % *,*."*0 te a ae * oe , Vabetate ee . ‘ Por : sg plete REE Ra eee Te sghtQe ents meres pee gee On) Seee ns” ,* stool e, . a’ ot 6 ewe oa? Tie Ae «} "t} e sist PREPARES ¢ oy ae be to DST EE Betec ass ol -o> (On nees teks take Pees tel niet! ae er ss Se . beats isos ah eR ae : J - tes ; “2 , . t* -; 4 . ae a*e * - 4 . aor ‘Se * eset; . - 3 6B soso oege eseg: tet" Dba! “s r. *; sper? r+. . Sal {000 $35.00 Coats $30 Coats | Need. : : | ates @ $27.50 Coats $25 Coats aes Cfar Trimmed’ / ee Qu HH I} Stranger He Murdered im Carrying Out Deception Picked Up at Free Employ- ment Agency. By the Associated Press. EUREKA, Cal., Oct. 3.—Alex Kels, wealthy butcher of Lodi, Cal., con- fessed today to authorities that he i ' t | Killed a stranger on his ranch near LRH Lodi, Sept. 12, set fire to a hay stack near his automobile to burn the body and disappeared in order to enable his wife to collect his insurance money amounting to $100,000. Announcement of the confession § Was made by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Woodward of San Joaquin County after he and Sheriff W. H. @ Riecks had grilled Kels for nearly four hours. Was in Financial Distress. The attempted hoax was carried out. Kels told the officers, because he was in financial distress. Who the Materials Colors Sizes man was that he killed ne declared i Salt’s Silk Plush _ Side-Tie Models Navy—Black Misses’ tres employment gavecy. and took | OUIDNG Straightline Brown Kit Fox 14 to 20 Suerte tte ees | Sgedenes Loose Back-Belted _ | Reindeer—Sorrento , about in the vi nity that day. Astrakhan Jacquettes | Fur-Trimmed—Plain Coats ~ Furs poy - Velours—Kersey Sport Coats—Jacquettes Beaserette . Normandies Embroidered Coats Moufflon Extra Overplaids | Fancy Buttons Black Opossum ¢ Sizes filling stati yn and obtain Sultonia Large Pockets Caracul 43 to 53 Sale in Bargain Basement iSite ee ee se. Eee PUTT bead Mae bad wi 2.8) See oe line, later driving %t » the body was hav around the machi » set fire to it and fled from scene. walking to Sacramento, where ie began a trip over the Southwest, including Texas. He finally went to Eureka where he was arrested Mon- day night. The two officers left here morning for Lodi with Kels. Says He Conccived Plan Himself. The confession came after persist- ent denials by Kels that he had had All stock arranged according to sizes. Extra space, a hand in the d te ee ee se extra salespeople, extra stockpeople. Come early for to have been Kels himeelt eh es OE SSO | best choice. Many samples included at this price. body was buried afte OD Rene te ann ASR 3 dn Sale in Bargain Basement 22 ST 2 Se ee 2 eee orate funeral services ever in San Joaquin County. Kels fficers that he conceived hat he never ex- ‘dd to realize on the insurance ney, but to assure his wife of get- ting it and to discharge his obliga- tions he had contracted. His wife is ill at her home in Lodi and has not beg told that Kels is alive and uncer arrest ‘ % ’ ay HT Mina! | Ht dbl Hs at ste a at ' Wil a ath et rtthes : | : nt Hin | ’ : P As He th + + 7, 5 3 : . Ties eae? ; : - = “ ‘ ; . : bet ‘ ir Rul et LA ~~ eh, Se Oy NN Boe = 7 RPM PR EHH Ta ) 454 ? ’ hal ’ ty f > ; ‘% ae ahs : "4 “ , : ; iit F ur : ~ ~ - é- rT aim t 1 * t it) Phat rf af } h tiisidi : pot ini; bia thoes i? » * " m& } , . a if i: ry r \ Jadot ae x Nk, eee ih? j es ; " t = » ll ster : tHe “ah Ait rs ee age , : , > ’ ¢ oe 1 , ; tee! -_ ‘ “| ; . ~ * ; : TF . ~ - . | ed . , ’ ¥ A : me ad - -_——- - "4 aE ‘. Bao % +f : = 4 a * ~ rr? | ; 8 ‘ak ' OY Ax ~ be a7 . ee SORE ERIE ARV OS Treeh. retmoe: taupe 2 ~ = oe t SUIT FOR. ACCOUNTING OF & LOAN TO PRETTYMAN FILED § Company Alleged to Threaten Fore closure, Although It Has Not Cdémpleted Contract. suit filed in Circuit Court asks the Community Estate, Inc., the International Life , make an accounting of ue on a loan it made to ttyman, a real estate operator. The petition states that Oct. 5, 1922, Prettyman, represent- ing the King’s Highway Park Real- t ‘hich was promoting a sub-/§ division here, applied for a $54,000 depositing as security a $60,000 e executed by the King’s Highway mpany and made payable to him. also tendered as further security ° >. , i. Te 2 es ee Imagine—I 587 new Dresses on sale at one price—you will buy two and three Dresses at t price—never have we sold such wonderful values at this time of the year at this price. D for everyone—small women as well as large women—everyone will be fitted. Hundreds of ge ments in this sale that will be shown for the first time. 1587 New Silk and Cloth ’ we al tpt? Te ~—> Wibtianet aqqn et (titt | tf esis 1? Bil) . + sie- _ . .. ots BAtLit: © UBBee by i ust given by purchasers ial . he he a } nme SULDAGIVIsSiON alleged in th nt company hag not paid out? maximum applied for, 1 r Vaiue ‘ f the collateral! TTT MY Qpequns owe eh . > + > +h L218 Bult (nat ne TiN y Prettyman is greatly in f that sum. A statement of due has. been demanded n time to time, but the defendant comply and now suit to foreclose it is alleged. niifie Sulit is flied in the Material f the King’s Highway P rk Rik ie i i i yh et : ..| nh 5 a C B b S tt adtipned Mis etnias 90 AN ie a : oid) ie repe-back Satins A, ne aa Daman} ' schiekK, who is named as —E we) i | — = ail \ iO) ; i ht o a plaintiff ¢ + thes ; Te tee ' ) ust, ta ‘ » &ee ~ 44 ; aaa - ‘ jan Hs ea : w ' 4 " 3 ¥ ore wi Ss , ; : Ai ' : ii ant Be enjoined from sgellin th ye Ba i ma st - Sie “ a -' . are "teh, ‘Veh en notes and deeds of trust. | | Ch BOSTON MASONS TO JOIN K. OF C. IN COLUMBUS DAY CELEBRATION Crepe Knits—New Lace Tricotines * a Canton Crepe z= 4 | : ae ’ ? ;! iby kK i : '' hee | site ti “4 ) Hi may ; \ ; i ‘ - 29% . ie . i" , ‘ fon Will join with Anights of Colum- & ‘rt we Dac: Sit | Tied Shee Be > . bus celebratin Colum} > Oe Aer Tk rib : ‘ , trai thal 1! a ins re é e ine s : : : i * ing . : aiid US Day. i yo , i 1 ; its, 7 ‘ ’ »* : rt ; he : 4 ; , . : ? Ms a ‘ : Hi , : MS bes ' ba teh ., ah ‘* i i: hae r 4 bead bess hes hi : ‘eae TF" : . , : . He * . ' } . , j A, hee , bei, i iT; 1 a * ‘ y a $15 Dresses $18 Dresses $20 Dresses $22 Dress ine! 22's ee" Styles Evening Dresses Street Dre: es Afternoon Dress ; Theater Dresse! Sport Dresses With Frills—Sashes—Plea , Tucks—Buttons—Br id Silk Embroidered—Long ae: eck, aa % NN, ~ = " Curly and Visiting Officials of the Knights. By the Assoc ated Preas BOSTON, Oct. 3.—Masons of Boe- Oct. 12 The contribution of the -- Chiffon Velvets and Lace Combinations Sleeves—Short Sleet Masons to the municipal celebration on Boston Common, to commemor- All Colors—Navy — black — brown — cocoa—and some light shades. The mat alone are worth more in some cases. Everything in readiness for the nn lumbus, will be the services of the Alepho Drum Corps of 185 pieces for a concert. The drum corps late President Harding at the Ply- mouth tercentemnary celebration m 1921 is - . 7 — 7 ~ = . Atiet ne concert on the ¢ om- ate the discoverg.of America by Co- - er a S38 est crowd ever seen in our Bargain Basement. Sizes—Misses’ 14 , - . ses to 20— Mh of them Knights of Columbus of- Extra Sizes 43 to 53 : Be Women , 36 e. <a to a banquet at a Boston ho- ° ° ( ; ‘ . : : , 7 tie ed eee eae ee fe 2 2 ee ee mon, the corps will escort Mayor Curley and visiting dignitaries. many “WEDNESDAY. — OCTOBER a 1% “ Choice of roun ling dishes, bake in various sizesg pots, casseroles; they last, choice. 25c Saucepans; of (limit two toaec $1.50 Milk Kettles: illustrated), with lic galicn size; special. tdeal for small chiel self basting and »: Thor is made ft ing machines in t More Thors ¢ other make—ovel Thor actually labor, laundry Bi The Super Has steel fram ewinging wringer break buttons.... Stamped Stam ped on woven sheeting. terns to cheese ®t Bolater cover ine au Excellent gra Table Damask patterns. 72 if cut from full 22x44 Fuli bleathed Bath Towels | oS) ee 7 ing. wah ae “Sad : - : <5 ia pre lll ae tee a np a ee a ety MD « « Pie a ed be ye eye: TT aah » ~ ee be A . * dn Br ind tees ee ee ae Peet Fee FOP se BERS aoe. { ~

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OCTOBER 3. 1823, : 1 SObEn 3. 1858. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exteeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. TT eT a - — le — pt —_ es : a he — z . vay " vere a ter ; " ene "i ; _ ” on - ie , ' 4 - ‘ BES ee eos ow Scene oo. Ee nt ee 40-Inch Fine Silk and Satin | | o e $4.00 Canton Crepes |300 Beautiful Silk and Cloth Two finé lots of Canton Crepes—the one A Yard | ’ a reversible all-silk Crepe and the other a - | “oN | rich Satin—on sale at this very special price $ I8 The Store for ALL the People | tomorrow in a full range of wanted, new | | Fall colors and black. | ; , “a Open Stock Dinnerware 40-Inch New Brocade Silks H ave Just Been Added lo the | New Canton Crepes and Crepe de Chine . ° A - 32- ae —— .78 42-Pec. $ 98 | for street cy ee ene i light $4.98 Spe cial Offe rings at This Price Sets. Sets. | and dark colors. - eee e FP Ceeee Seer eres asa Bt UR i ) ‘ ? ; rit Attrae ‘tive bow- knot dee- ° | : ; orations in blue ‘and. gold These Wanted New Fall Silks | Smartest Fall Styles in colors; of tine qual- $6-in. Crepe de Chine—All colors or blac! +} Dr | . ; J6-in. Crepe de ne—._ colors or black. €Sses of ee ity domestic porce- | 86-in. Satins—In navy blue, brown and gray.... A Yard | Canton it i" : tn ee ONeeis 5 | Pie Veee— te nem fener welret wees ant Oe 1 50 Crepes, Crepe de e TOE EA ERIE PE IN, Bat tv to secure a dinner - ) . tl dy) 7 ' 26-in. Knitted Silk—For lingerie. In pink, orchid, ° 6 sain as —_ : set and match the ae Chines, Serges, Poiret Twills and Tricoti otines nit ‘i Hil. = 4 , : 36-in. Pongee Silks—In light colors, semi-rough bist | , patterns from time | | © weave. (i Mt Hl afi | to time. | (Main Floor—Nugents.) y itt Ht) Ht uf r inh i $ Seudin Oven Glassware : ; . ‘ é | Fry’ ry | A Popular Fall Fabric—Very Special! An unusual opportunity to add another attractive ice of round, oval, oblong pud- . c c C penn pete: aig re ig pu : | $5 N P ° a Dress to se yg se for business. school, street or afternoon ‘ - aye i—vac 3 | wear, for t 1eTre & Dre ‘SSeS ot 1] t | > . ‘i in various sizes; bean —— 4 OO a V olret W : all styles in this group at this very | 4 hey last, choice BS Peet's . ren = | A fine 54-inch all-wool Poiret Twill, A Yard ; ) a r iat : ee | right embroidery { Correct dress weight. This is a double warp, $ 50 | cuffs, panels ee ; Sone 4 trim — sees end: collars and ° . A . i. | capes, suits. or dresses. In the | the good shades of navy, del | ond ek wees 2 a Oomorr Ww | 25c Saucepans; of pure aluminum Ae ; , | good shades of navy, delft blue tan, gray, brown, and fon ibs FREE ae O hn erwear (limit two to a customer), at, each. brown or bla At Thi | eer lack... is Price $1.50 Milk Kettles; of pure aluminum (as ¥ ay . (Main Floor—Nugents.) i Phoneix Knit Vests strated), with lids; 1e-h | \ es A feces: 3 | oa i pee Se egn ok) aoe a | all mn | No. 2920—Richelieu ribbed knit eilk eee nat Pion at. eo age FO Vests in flesh pad ? ay” eet Hie: ‘ ‘LE ie ee "h a shoulder’ strap; sizes 36 to at 1.35 Apartment Size Ay Seats ie as | No. 2014—Fine ribbed flesh and orchid itd AP Colonial - | Two of the Smartest of the ts bc, ea Sea. be J | Vests, bodice top; sizes 36 to 42 at g2.$e Sepa . “ | mar ast whe, = shape; of pure ) | : 1 iM . too. - 4 Phoenix Bloomers aluminum... _ 18C me oie ‘helleu ribbed zee ers in mF Lie ‘ +e a ne y New Fall Pum S A Wisin ~ A | mesh’ (and orchid; “sizes 0-6-7 at s4ape | ‘i ‘1 ial! ' iit, = 5 23.5 D 4 ‘ *% I ' } . ’ ; . : . ‘ . ‘ “ye , s 4 - & 9 ‘ t ihe “Wiel 7 ae Ses ae | ” MS o> * This is a small group of new No, 2924— Fine ribbed knit silk Bloom- Hs Tabata | | i $3.06 aa ahi Boxes: also roll-top Cake * : a ‘ee ae ’ . . s; sizes 5-6-7-8-9 at Boxes in various colors; (shopwyrn ' ” ; 3 Suits of CaSSLIMNeELES and mixtures, : (Main Floor—Nugentsa,) slightly) Sete tag ee eeeeeese ees: % | » Talia ce chiefly in blue and brown stripes. AHN ah 5 =©—--«s8 8. ~Double Roasters; of heavy black steel; | feo rs. | | nf i |? ous hI ae A, ciliates vides ‘¥ ¥ ur Size Is Here hay ene i si &F 50c Whisk Brooms; of extra fine PF eS, oD \ See | | a inn ’ 2 Pel ny ame ; With Non-Sag meee: hal = . ) RF | : Pai Though the number of suits is limited, there's alt Hit x hi i c » F = . . qui ality; very spec ia] | hd 4 i Pa ' f 1] © f , 1 } : _— : i ee Combination F ruit " Press 0 or “Potato Ricer ; . Aes _ ry ) f fe | ni . sauge mo oe or ery man, whatever P of heavy tinned steel: ae eee eo ae SB ~ rh! Ht his build, can make selection. edium size, Tic ‘Sian size; $ : : 7 , | 4y ie | 45 ~ Ab, . ee r: / 4 ” 1 i e ‘ . value: special value: special ? : ~ » he re oo ie wh | ane Two Pairs of Trousers f hm & ye 12 Wht . | — | I SS P| iy ! es Means Double Wear | | Tit iran = E.. More Used Than Any Other Make! Women’s $10 New Fall Low Shoes : | len cenk ae extensiaie of eeai nal = Theor . - ¢ . seer ) Suits, there’s an extra pair of trousers. That -in the beautiful Adrian and Gracia patterns. Black patent, pe ocelis aeaidn ro A enat will wase wae) suede and satin in the cross-strap Adrian style and bla¢eck | ‘i ae ray | eee : 00 h | , ; suede and Mandalay suede in gore and small buckle effects in 1 | Qo; te Te 0 thirk eel yr ag stan glia a A Combined $30. Value 36S es at : he oing on sale tomorrow. Searcely enough in this lo nm. r ‘ ree Dr " = dha as the Gracia patterns. . (Fourth F'! = ts. + “ ' , _ a" his Simmons esses at this ; > , eK) -¥ e SS ee | 4. for more than the one day’s Selling. gut every Suit Bed has square rviend , cA: this Price. Dresses |i = i a is a bargain. (Men's Store, Main Floor—Nugents,) = © ————— Ce : ; | , continuous post hs 00 Hundreds of gar- 1 LV =—£= T Seconds of $1.00 Silks and Fiber i - and flat fillers Ii )= + is to be had in $10 DOWN New Fall Hosiery 9x12 Axminster Rugs | te oe Sal ee ee Balance in 12 equal monthly installments ie tad | , . : nut. The spring is ‘the elevated non-sag men’s good llose in plain black e: SR RT TART Rae Reap Hint sang : ‘6 p9 iss: pre IR 4 hat’s so comfortable. | Thor has proven its dependa- all the new shoe shades. High sp esl Slight pr $ Jd | OR Sy nan Tt are 4 emay , | tiitv in lé vears oT service. heel, narrow Hsile garter top. All sizes ) on Sale at ev ——— Vegans: 5 | $18.50 Nugents De Luxe Mattress Thor completes 4 big washi includ Ing hy la ‘K OUTSIZeS TO 1015, P rj iced, Very Special Price . | PIES, I Le 4 Dae ' All cotton layer-felt Mattress, weighing 50 in two hours -at a cost of . ine hi E: OTe le IG VS, | pounds. Has roll edge and is cov- 15. 60 aan? : These are fine high kK JAD ip a ered with mood breads ieee , ; t b 0 ior electriecitv—with th 1] designs and rich colorings , S x10 8 ae pile Axminsters in beautifu VB le ny (Third Pindontiemeaas least amount of human labor. Specially Set ce of $1.00 that are to be had at this price only because of OO MA BO ClD Orbe ir | Thor is made by the largest manufacturer of electric wash slight flaw in weaving. All will give the service you‘ VWetlass 1 GN Ee | — | expeéet of a high-grade Rug. | Ing machines in the world pe i : a a ’ . : ; ’ More Thors are 1n Wee KI] \ use througiuout America than ; 1}-\ omen s Union Suits 11.3x12 xmuinsters ; He ; tk es { ; ; z ee | . ’ . . Oo * ‘7 ) i hed 1 ear. A wide . Has ©] fram I } : | = } ot EOS. t i sts , _ Some 35c and 50c Vests {hat 18 Sanitary, easily cle aned and will give the best 0 of Ww | quarter and full-size SWinging Wringer With soft. cushio group Have bodice ind +} uilt up shoulders. . range of styles and colorings. KF ine for kitc hen, pantry, bathroom, bed- : , break buttons Blankets, in a fine grade pt $ for $1.00, or each room, ete. Square yard : ‘Fourth Floer—Nougents.) of cotton. Ends ove Styles SG. a 1am | | cast, Evening Dresses met | Nita ASE Nz . | Street Dresses Afternoon Dresses Theater Dresses Sport Dresses is—Sashes—Pleats s—Buttons—Braid smbroidered—Long ves—Short Sleeves 7 $6.95 and $7.50 Blankets “Bample’ white Blankets, of fine wool mixed. Extra seft and ‘fluffy. ee —__— ome ater : ° ' . Stamped sete cows Cotton-Filled Comforts size. Bound ends. Pair Stamped on service Filled with white fluffy cotton (Third Fleer Nugents ; ing Sil S Sport Hose : ~-heautiful silkoleen cpverin : 4 Woven shee terns to ch « ( om ple te assortment 0 f boy 5s nev with borders $3. 79 Bolster cover . $1. 59 7% Mall and Winter Suits in the dark col- | to match. 40-In. Satin & = ors of brown, blue and mixed—models 42x36 Pilewenss $1.55 Sheets _ Mercerized Damask Roo “3 : . are inverted and box pleat with belt Made from remnants oP = “ach - | P Bon ai = eet alls oapige “ no Priced m ha a Ye * “i te ae ‘ Priced in it “then “4 "a adios, . | ee all a round. Both pairs of knickers full | «a Poppaven shee tage -—— full Bieter Py ed sere s ‘28 amask in esse + get “PO mercerized, ribbed to A geek, ; lined. Sizes 8 to 17%. bleached——deep hems, ab- 30¢ | from starch OF filling. : patterns. (2 Inches wide, solutely free from dressing cut from full pieces; yd 59¢ s of Aut — 95 new; sizes 8 to - F i. bane Y 3 a’ cel) ¢ | Limit 6 to customer ... | 22x44 Bath Towels Si poem Children’ $& Hose = e its he “S + Extra heavy—wool-mixed—-in - = ee ee ere ee ull bleached, medium ws “ag In. Satin-Faced sboltane 2 ae re 3S ae ae Oe 5 combed s. a. 2. aH iP Lye oem * : , a high-l ) Yard ota: Mirle, 6 to 8; beat = Bleached Bed Sheets } B d : | Y d wit] ligh-lusteres a ar rst and Bx ‘ & j ag eae $1x90-—-geee serviceanre age e S rea $ ‘Stamped T Tea Towels 7 S - face; in the Lr t d ond quality... 29c ated £53) very closely wove : ee full p ; on soft cott ; nav. Piué ‘ ~ ; 2" = > pe ath hue berdeds. ee bed $1.29 Satinay ier’ ket All-Wool Juvenile Suits bleached—deep $1.15 Some fine white. tiepetets matter? 123 le ’ Bloomers All-wool serges and tweeda, to- hems ...-- Spreads; in the en em aa ;% vy. Fiesh colored Sat- 4 wierd te. ; i Si gether with cordu I Se | * d M li | §8x96 - inch: all eee re inay Bloomers, rein- : - tie wnets« $ Q5 40- n. ea isian usiin ) 81-In. Bleached Sheeting $3.50 _ Canton we _ os on canton C 8 Say ae: ' soys in @ wide vari- | -a Tabinaciedmaed salen 1 ee ‘ getter . : ~~ wa, at quality—very closely woayen -— es. The materials liness for h . 3 que ih Seversibie Cantos Mag rng, macy yp ee '—s01 | y : 4 f great- 4 7 . — — pees @mely zara Fae n : e wee ted reat. apipns oo i id on rs ai $i 00 ld 4 — ? ae _— — | Ext Bi ft finis = f | roe omen’ $s 36 to 46— . 4 | lengths A 2 ts 10 yds ote : and bi: nay ian 49 on BS aes 8y 07 io 4 (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) | 20 yards ’ scalloped with cut corners. Roll F 4 3 a ~~ = - a o S- « paar Ps ~ sae asses : coversr to match *eee Basement— Nugentan) Cot esateeeaner (30 Md services b!] ty for Gress ors. Sizes 3Ao 5.... ZS SA S2 348 89 8 2 2s i YY YY » HY HY HY HH YH HY KY _ yy y YY yy yn ye yy = : SESSBEBEBRB Eten eeeeeees ae necimeniien TRERERREILEO RE SSS See ee eee RES ERB EBS RERR ERT ERRERBRERERERERERERSRSECREEeCeeeee eee eee >

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tha ake =" y the Sa =e * ae as ane ? , ian: ae a me a tem 10 ST LOUS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. OCTOBER 2 1928, remnant eee « ~-- — eR ee me ea ea eae °- ee ~ ” ~—- ed | 7’ ; c i > ot ‘ x Fifty k tomorrow will be | period. for August among the babies cared cire The Circuit Jud did not follow mer Supply —omm oner 7 workmen to e- iss was ap eeepc : na : cae. = for- the injured suffered bro : fe H Monday THEFT Ph 900 over the 1922 figure for the; nine one hundredths of 1 per cent other details of infant and@ child Jndges Ignore Committee Choice. | Thomas, another brother of the ju ken ' | 5 KEE ICE pointed a Deputy Sheriff. This ap- | hospitals. The cause of ths +: i. for by the society in 1916, was re- OR RMS 3 a recommendation of the Republican’... +nent was made by Sheriff} sion has not been determined” i . Coliseum into a : Gain In Disciples of Christ Charcthes. Ct oe. ” . . apenas we oe no alone HICAGO INFANT MORTALITY duced to thirty-five one hundredths py in. +e vies City Committee in filling a vacancy | Strodtman and confirmed oy the Cir-| a setting for e Better ae : | | of : mee = 45 , ter coe ygeprnn li i Fey gs SEN | ate Jud ‘Michigan Episcopalians Elec¢ § Building Exposition which will open) BUSY MAKING REPORTS RATE CONSIDERABLY REDUCED ig te Pins three bags aoe GIBSON CITY, Hl Oct. 3.—An' for Deputy Jury Com: ee cuit Judges oe or. the Ades Gea 7 : B r , “*hairman Becker . sent word . oe " , gl AA P 7 average of one new church a week “airman 2 ae s weer = =6ETROIT, Oct. 3.—The Rip Monday under the direction of the ; ization at its 27 stations this year, e : pe te committee had indorsed Frank Siup- 15 Men Hart in Explosion. | Herman Page. Bishop of th Real Estate Exchange. Three car- CHICAGO. Oct. 3.—Chicago 38 ae She. Soper has been dedicated by the Disctp C4 eewy of the Fifth Ward but the! By the Associated Press. distri e laf : be ° ° ; m we *?. —~ . . - . »* ~ smite “ a . ‘ ct > 4 loads of equipment from the Na- four times as safe for habies as it Nurses and dietitians with the se-. of Christ in Illinois in the past vear. Judges anpointed William Thomas a LINCOLN, Neb.. ae net sp eon pe car the Diocese of — . : : : %. i ‘ ai 5 ‘ . me . ; re es f : : . an 4 fi P ‘. —_— . s” 3 ox * me the Bur ngton . ops ‘ : 4 ~etat 30% - * cae: ‘a naenrding to a. ciety made 8735 visits this year giv- State Secretary H H Petes heot he of J . Thomes. former workmen in t tional Real Estate Board have ar : a . , : was seven years ago. accoraing ° : ; | , 1] sox me le es he Protesialt |. pistol ve ived Mayor Kiel will officially, suMerOUsS Holdups and Robber- report of the Infant Welfare Society ing advice to mothers in the poorer’ Bloomington, reported fo lay at the Supply C loner. There were at Havelock were injured, some of of t iad - m PhP ee “0 iam ths prom The ‘“‘Exposition . Pearl Veiled Pro het ,¢ Chicago districts as to proper methods of pre- | State convention of the church in ieht anplicantsa for the, position,| them seriously, in an acetylene oo : & SPCCess COVER ION here’ ° o _- , naphiaigee Ss rit Oo! —— ) eumeaiiih my wee3 ee ‘ Bee "oni i oe + , a - Most of ay. tas Girl” will be selected on the nigh* = Brens ene P The death rate of one and thirty- parmné food, dressing. bathing and session hers i nays $19! a month. Emil explosion late yest rday . y . sai So . | | Reported —— _— of Oct. 11 from the crowd in at- Parade Reported. ——— tendance by three judges, and Wi receive a large silver loving cup. Snokere wore ae liighwaymen and burglars work- RR RET A asi » ing last night in various parts of the pe . : ¢ity kept policemen busy maKing re- | ports. The beat patrol in the resi- e : ds > Gence sections had been reduced to - lamon - @ minimum so that as many police- > xs , oth ooo a age ba 4 op ee ental tap at aie “_ ‘ i - * e * 7 f J i ie ee ? e' mel i sehee available could be de- Our well-known reputa- = tailed to the Veiled Prophet parade tion as dealers in Fine ; Diamonds has been gained through forty years of ad- herence to an ideal—the offering of only such Dia- monds as will bear the most critical inspection. The pride in posses- sion of a Diamond must be based upon positive k n owledge that the jewel is 2, ,ae The” Serta beret ren 4 ¥, - é 4 P " : » rs ougir ‘ ae aed ed : at a“ . ae SS ae ca Oe a 7 Gs 4 J r ihe on ro le Beet pe - a MN we a Seer : Soi pia eh awl OE: na + FF Po hens > Nd WELT phe RMS Pant! ee } ; OT br wah wg +. : ae ae Se ee ee we ¥ RRA Oe NO ia ap a a Fate inctetateh aioe ae le eh ect PoRgMy oSotghp ae 7 ‘ y a el a yo Se a 4 Pt jt Sein Nava SNe ptt Sows Sot gee x ae” J : ‘ ereete a «a eevere ee cee) a» ae A “sar . PA aR mF: a end tee Re ee eo ee +89 OY IFO By o« he ‘4 By * een: hun ba Pe * ca xs a3 Ge eee above criticism: hee ee i a A na be e i “* “Pia ney Singer as as at OM Visitors in St. Louis are par- ticulariy invited to,our store. Strangers may buy from us with the same confidence shown by our thousands of regular customers. sree OPP PA OOPS @ #,0,0,9 Aes? , On of a" oe PISS COPECO SH AP OO RES EOF EFS ba r ewer A * S “ S A oe» ies vi 5 ee a ereegs regi nti Florissant T hal) - Fn wate nel a> 7s nen TEST ASTEEPL POP PRL) OF i OLIVE ST. AT NINTH Boutheast Corner -ieand took $8 from — — == se ‘ vere 7 _ nt who was riding w.th : molested a ae alae ae mobdile at iower Gt: ia avenues ‘ satin, The re ya | or eat. JVGa a > Fate alae + ‘? 5 +h asst © iv S o4 = Par "6 Ae el _—- —_ —— —: -* EI age LN oe ee ee cm tn - ‘ 1 Re Oe NOT A BOM a i % Sony fee NS Ne vil ‘ ' Siena: iemerentnanene: lebih persow noe ~ fy ae ie alah eins padammamionelied — vision two biocks there robbed him of - - - - ~ — MiaXx Mazu: ‘4 4 Sa 4 told the police 4 4 mt ph ell ROI lt ORR AE 2. Sin op Mert ee aeerny = 2 Dot RTS - MT oe or er ee ow ae ee Pvp arcsec te otis adi pret ox erase HN Ae ee es - ¥ The Blue Box Assortinent is Simply Delicious Ask for them: Anywhere / r. z ¥ j see Aipren SREB aes UE 5 ATE RT at MO sith a . wecentnete ot Ore. hem . one Nah un Knee R eS eet gee e reels be Na” PTR Sak” ae eee VOM ee re a li aie aed Td . “=>? — aac td 8 ie te ete eee nd members of the police that about $106@0 had been 9 stolen Following th ‘irst ibbery, Sept. 17, when the burglar: t b >} = . . = . _ ———— ; sat P| . 4% . ‘ » ee! a4 e 7 > ; Z r 7% Y thes ’ ss roe f ber © 1 St. Louis avenue “ges Locust St., Wesi of 9th “ = Sirias 16 i (Ciothing and .* » * : ey oS Pe ene arte Plies ea RS DIOS Ra NO BS SER aha OPO mre aye se Lace Front $850 were stolen in i a | “a lé a ; | e home of Santino Cedoni, 6233 Bo Soc ooo ening Monday, October 4933 West Pine boulevard; Eugen: orsers Good, 1111 Hamilton avenue: Mrs 3 Emma Melton, 1386 Hodiamont ave- . : nue, nd Dr. Lyman M. Rav lee This WW eel ‘Sein, ee Pages bi ial a Bel ~ i h ee a . Mrs. Prichard, the | bed by pickpockets while watching ’ . . A factory's own repre- |) rigs $13 Filmore atrees, rope Y OU’RE going to like the appear- It’s the kind of service St. Louis men sentative. wi , . t} iti laa corer I siree., reported o e us all this week: and lat dettoreon aves ance of this remodeled and greatly want Our growth testifies to that ’ ? > . street; William E. Eldridge, of 1437: od ntiention i a T callers | Deimar boulevard. a purse and $4: enla B store of ours ana *--, ; , and tickets to the air races and r: interested in La Ca- veift road transportation. Twelfth cniite aréets. Ra eengn clMipane But a good store needs more than Ogie Burkeft, 20 ree persons reported being rol. -_——=— — ~_ —? {srove Priced— < t 12:45 a. m. today ‘efter | _avence ‘ that space ° oT Soteesies ata eke repeat We started this business fifteen years ven i de: 0,4 P45 Rodin soe ate ago with a big idea; the idea that we “1m years later we had to double it nr could do best for ourselves by doing 284!" best for our customers Today we’ve had to go through the 9 . e ° So We’ve been busy ever since trying Same process, so we’re now eight times to get room enough and to make our /arger than we were at the start store big enough to take care of our idea Serving your interests pays all of us Wolff s so = | + ts n : : ) H art Sc h a ffn er €8 M aTx ¢C l O th es Se re ee eee - after whi Tar iged ’

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WE EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. 19238. : 4 ES . a OC eroweR 8. 1828) The Alty narcination of a pul POST: “DISPATCH « alone Exceeds that of the Daily si and — oe Bd the iteesines Combined by App y TI = injured suffered broken legs and | - — | ia —=—————=———_—_—_=_—_—==== Sage a SATE ae RE SEE ELIS RRS ae EE, iseiuieaal clinical aati, ete eee They were rushed to Line bitals. The cause of the explon ‘gen ny ar | wgoneipcatnaneny sp nbd pabbipianapantapatapapenedipbiiijaianepdtinasebapinbiijiiiiapsssonanseiiess iii OE ND EO I Cath Be : - “ET oO eR TIT + TEE All GNSIRSHP Re ttt has not been determined. igan Episcopalians Elect B a REIS SNES Ti 8 ha | ne = i ae es : the Associated Press. = foes Ngoiucecee ese! Swelelete Soneeie Cee ne nen eset Sete DeDeTe elegant tht te acsinsenenene os ErROIT, Oct. 3.—The Right Rew 4 Ne : # ROR eee RES EK Ra. KD RR SET . ANACONDA AON ADIT EER DIOS Ho NOTE “ nntiyes eee hanes Wes : rman Page. Rishon of the mission? lll | secs oe ssn TE, 2 | a; distric a Nr] Ne . : a | a Saag ee eh” Son RE se esate etaetene SBE SoS EEE i ares: Se Seatetatetaretee a =: ines aha i hes sae oa et . fate ie wee ete’ aestatate ata*a Beater ote'ehate as a | s | owe head of the Diocese ao “Michigug 4 the Protestant , sparc 4 if : of Spee , “ Sess “4 ag ‘a4 Oooo e's , eg : / A special convention dieen yester. . a me Sas ae : : CONGRESS REPORT 4 me Sos; if eg | See AND WEAR THE FINEST JEWELRY Restrictions on Motion Pic- i : tures Dangerous to Free- = We’ re Going to Be Very Busy dom of Speech and dive President Woll Declares. = Thursday & Friday! | yy ‘3 Arson lated Pr &S. i 7 4 7 *~ ? ? . C 7 , See ms é ; ees . sia - Here Are the Reasons:'— sorship of motion pictures is danger- | ous to the freedom of speech and | Serres) or the press, declares a report submit- ted to the tenth annual convention of the International Labor Congress of America, by its president, Mat-'| thew Woll. . We ate fast approaching the | older European methods of repres- | sion,’ said the report.” Slowly but! surely freedom of speech and of the. press and assemblage are being con- | verted into licenses subject to such | conditions and restrictions as may be imposed by a political board of | censorship. “The thing to do {s to uproot the, idea of censorship in any and al) forms from our American soil.” Pardon for Mooney Asked For. Pardon for Thomas J. Mooney by Gov. Friend W. Richardson of Cal- ifornia is asked for in a resolution submitted to the convention of the American Federation of Labor today by the International Moulders’ Union | of North America, which-asked the ae . oS oa ae # , a NiO ae: Sa A ON Boge ee i SS a ee ee ee oe oo PE eee eee Oe ee EAARAAARM. o's’ o'o s > w 7 + sa ae ae . .)) eonvention to reaffirm a resolution to that effect adopted by the mould- ers in conveition at Cleveland. The resolution declared ‘‘faith in the fairness and love of justice of ‘the people of Caljfornia/’ to “right the wrong done to” Mooney, and to ‘vindicate the popular verdict of popular opinion” in his innocence. orto Rico yesterday asked the convention ofgthe American Federa- tion of Labor for the aid of Amer- ican labor in the effort of the island to obtain political self-control. Santiago Iglesias, delegate of the | ree Federation of Working Men of | Porto Rico, introduced a resolution. The resolution recites many com-| plaints against intgline conditions, including monopoles, driving of | " and al- ** .« e's o*s*e"s ee ee *"* eee ee oe AAA PRA NA o's ee PAPO ADO DON L LL LLL OO em ote a ae AdJunted Vy ne and Sapphire Jewels— IF or 16 Size ELGIN & ILLINOIS WATCHES Adjusted 17 Raby and Sapphire Jewels—12 or $f 16 size—plain polished or beautifully engraved-< a 20-year gzold-filled CAKES. \ Fach Watch GUARANTEED A PERFECT TIMEPIECE. AMOND: FEATURE ! H- ‘te aE - — _ - — . = s —_ wage earners ‘to pauperism leged violation of the organic act of ithe island by corporations. Greeting From Great Britain. | (jreetings to the American federa- tion from organized labor of Great Britain wert’ delivered today by W. A. Robinson, M. P., and R. B. Wal- ker, general secretary of the Union of Agricultural Workers of England, and James A. Sullivan of Hamilton, Ontario, brought a frater- nal message from the Trades and Sen net nT Na en A tec te sieitesecetalteceseahatehaheatetaatenecs reralereteceeerne'ehvraterate'e! oe aletetelelepeperanmeressstateta vote ets OFFERINGS Labor Congress of Canada. Development of the labor move- t and its activities in polities iti Tit formed the subject of the address of Robinson, and Walker spoke of re- ; : ; hate: pe ae eit eget Rasy San Rae SN Dns RE RE ROR Re aR ERE RE I ES ee 3 * ~~ -_* oe ® Soe eee Seago sate tna et . “~- ey a a ee . se. . a ets — - Pe Gas * : y se SP oon a : es : sults achieved by British labor or- 3 é ganizations. 2 i | Organized labor of Canada has No Oe Money n Down Week Genuine Blue-White, Perfect Cut Gems! eo ay WHITE GOLD MOUNTINGS At the extremely low prikes of $27.00 and $49.00 J. L. Freund offers u cated bargains in genuine blue-white perfect-cut Diamond Kings of spark brilliancy—18-karat solid white gold mountings that come in t very and most exquisite designs. “JUST BRING AN HONEST FACE" This $35 Beautiful 15-jJewel Movement Rectangular Wrist Watch Grasp this oppertunity of buying an exquisite ree- [ok tangular Wrist Watch at J. L. Freand’s unequaled 75 - low price. HMemember this Wrist Watch is guaran- ; s : . i, been successful in obtaining meas- ures beneficial to the wage workers, EB i: : including a minimum wage law, a os : : compensation act and mothers’ al-| % i : lowance, said Sullivan. | EXTREME CARE USED TO KEEP AND FINE Al | ORING MAIL PLANES IN CONDITION y the Associated Press , T es WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-—Suc- GUARANTEE SATISFAC ION : cessful completion of the recent five- ra dav test In the trar/scontinental air | | 3 7 rn al service was possible, In the No Meney Down .. " “ . ot NS SORA Se SASASNASANS Minute Inspection Insisted on When- ever a Machine Finishes a Flight. pall opinion of officials of the Postoffice iuse of the eX ~- Department only bec reme care taken to keep mall im “ # : e ma e t e 1 ortant thin Es planes in perfect condition. | Es | | Each of the 70 air mail ships {s teed for 25 years. You'll wonder at its rare beauty and wonderful value when qwou see it........ Just Bring an Honest Fac '{nspected daily in the most minute) g e detail. As a ship is brought in from toyouinclothes; orthefit; orthe, Ep long wear heed forget this; they | | "the mechani ii tat all depend on fine quality: We never forget it Nothing but the finest woolens from America and Great Britain go into our clothes; nothing but the finest tailoring: _ nothin but: mar Y | | hd 28 : ideo: nee a SURVEYING PARTY ALL EMERGE The Place to Buy ORIENT GOAL RN ee meme Hm Ae) FROM THE GRAND CANYON § - Ansoctated Presa. *Ad‘'H SPRINGS, Ariz., Oct. « River surveyors * A - a a RA *»*s*a’, * stavetalle’etptanete’s/eletate’s'.*otatatgtaee eS eens BAP df o*e oe ee 5, oss ee part 15 necessary, ejenatures and the report slete until signed by a chief me- ’ fi‘ cepted by the pilot of he plant. Since the SE of tne peetom, the number s,s" AAT TI TILI LILI L TTT TELL ‘ . ; -_ . . hie ecre ce ities in tne ia has 4a a a “ £STA AL SHED /8a38 314 N 6" "Sr Opposire Famous? chanic and at ala a le aa nn ah a SAT Mr OES yreatly. Strict orders against “‘stunt”’ fly- ing while testing out new planes, have made for fewer accidents, as did the scrapping of a defective type of ship in use in 1920. Fatal accl- dents by years were: 1918. one, 1919, five: 1920, fifteen; 1921, nine; 1922, one: and 1923 (first eight months), three The rating for over a million and a half scheduied miles of fiying dur- ing the fiscal year ended June 39, 1993 was 96.73 per cent perfect and | was prevented from being nerfect only by two minutes tardl- neue by one pilot in unloading his mail bags. The air mail service at no time in its five years’ experience ej Ans has dgveloped a rating of less than Main 3700 59 Venn as the pee a , =" | 78.04 per cent, that for 1920. , ze the score ren | vee alate ae APN eee a 222 3 ot ee eee nae eee 5 ee Coprrgtt, rpsy. Mer ScksBner & Mere Ss Noho OS RI a2 Se eee teeta naa hee CTT ee we Colorado emerged unhar ned yesterday from the flood-swept gorges of the Grand Canyon in which the y had been i#o- lated since Sept. 14 during their nav- , tigation of the uncharted river . embers of the party, who Northwest Corner Broadw ay and Washington a _ The Be speenbveun of: se peeit, ws "3 echeduled arrival at Diamond Creek, eecaped ..the flood by climbing through a crevice in the canyon wall ‘to high ground. From a precipice. they saw a wall of water sweey through the canyo!r soatatcals ss “ 5 oe WO * ‘ "ae oe Abad" 7 te Fs i ce wa ee eg! f r - oer BY *% ; Raeits th. =f ~~ . a ye, i foe : Hiensenimat rt 6 “** ~ real 38

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a a3 | ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulation of the DailyPOSi-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. a pe cauns cxaccypatintaeetien — B. = SSS es a 1 seein THE STEUREN SOCIETY WILL GIVE) ADVERTISEMENT sion for the Blind, is authorized in a anuua!l tal of $2.50 Lodee Officers to Visit City. ; 2 FB hm me > ran INDIANA REPUBLICAN SPLIT ‘BILL WOULD LET BLIND MEN a bill which will be presented to the , £9°t. which %6 conasdeted 9 comet ah o INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3.—Differ- Operation of cigar stands in cor-| least three blind men. The bill is so the Commission for the Blind had 2:18 : 1 te at 12:15 p. m. An argument Full Dress or Tuxedo Suit ) 4 a , , a aR a re Te » | : " , , ences between State Republican ridors on the first floor of the city Seige ~ as to prohibit any other per- | requested him to interest himself in a lta Bal a ee sons trom conducting the stands. the matter. He said’ Mayor Kiel had | “9° ®#'@0ieshment nears om | from When Back Hurts Flush Your leaders resulting from the inquiry 1a i] courthouse and Municipal a }! : id Y wees i f ~ : The bill mits the space each stand | Suggested that introduction of an the Yeomen's national home O RO I HGIESSER BROS. K ri? ,Owv Mi os : } 4 6 ¢ it? . t 1} 7 ‘Ti iInG aa , , , - : : t neys as ou Clean into Gov. McCray's ! gore: Courts buildings by Dlind men under may occupy to 180 square feet and ©rdinance was the only method ofi children and school will be presente N. W. Cor. Broadway and Chestnut ‘Tt ae . 4 . - . ° . ~ * + > Cr ° , supervision of the Missour! Commis- provides for. payment to the city of handling the pr Your Bowels. Me pedtamaipteangpsin og? oman o whe heuer malay o,) ‘ al Mer vv: TERI SP ee wig eb ES PSS is ss nm ’ for es, id i ee ee oe : Most folks forget that the kidnevs, tigation as a political m: instigat- — ; like the bowels, sometimes t sluw- | «a he ‘resident lidge 1a ex- | if . | MISSISSIP ° gish and clogged and need a flushin - James P. Goodrich Goodrich a | ; occasionaliy, else we have h?5 denice Miorman’s charge with the 4 7208 LOC and dull misery in th "er 9 \ided a ion that the Governor e - scvere headaches, rheumatic inges, da: been 1 vsed of a serious of- torpid liver, acid : | ness and all sorts of bladde ~ You simply must keep ° ; * Avi leciat ) active and clean and the moment you ;,. nas peen order by the Presi- ™ feel an ache or pain in the kidn . ae nt bia representation of (goodrich region begin drinking lots of that Me ‘rav's failure as a farmer Also get about four ounces of . imei vt usly hamper the pros- ((/ ~ Halts from any good drug store here, org of the Republican party among }){ 4 take a tablespoonful in a ' $4 “— water before breakfast for a fe ua ‘seadeich termed the statement of | , a + ai : ; , 2 ’ a . ie . P ; : it s | ‘ as z : ‘ as } 3 amd your kidneys will then act fine.},, 0. oe «nhenintely false” The 4 age ez > / 7 , | . . , » ? > sort P as. wee ' eo : i . "? . ; ~\" 7 S > +» This famous saits is ma ic Ir >> ‘ . q a fté - } | . . ®, . “ ’ ’ > “ ; lea ssa " vy}. nee , > )) ’ ' \ ie . o? of acid of grapes and lemon juice, con hargwes had been made by responsi- | | : a aa 4 ) a ey an ee Pi cha! ‘ay > | tion Against Two Men Charged { 3 | | \S> ing folds of silk—with simple adorn- © "Inex. pour 1% into a pint rottle With Drug store Holdup. ; $44 | \ We : = ‘ = 7 ay ; m~ 3 ne : ¥ ¥ & and fill the bottle with svrup, using lwo typographical errors in an in-!})) ee Tie nts oO! more P ornate elaborations. Canton Poiret Twill Fancy Crepe browns, deep Greens, blues, da e : Styles typical of the finest and most grays, black and navy are the colors. ~ either plain granulated sugar SYTUP,! sintment charcit robbery i 7 ie 24 é . ° : : ag lnrifed molasses, honey or corn | | mye | a stunning Autumn Dresses—at a price Motre Charmeen Satin Canton eads in lovely colors, girdles and ~ ‘ evrup, as desired. The res a ee that stamps them as_ pre-eminent artistic touches to cuffs and sleeves | a} t eally better cough svrup | STOUnss fer srantin aatctians at . Rot eens ta . : a tgmacaggtoce ‘buy ready aie for | lash, Circuit Judg Ti . . values. Expect what vou will — it is and Lace Combinations complete the picture of clegance in three times the money. Tastes pleas } ‘oGa im ot | tt. here! these chie modes. A number of * ant and never spoils. $3: vrs sre, caare 5} | aes; ity | Frocks are also shown in— : This Pinex and Syrup preparation | With having held up a drug stor«| jj i z ; Ne 4 gets right at the cause of a cough and pat Kingsbury and DeBaliviere ave- i¢)) , } iN omens and Misses Sizes KE rfra and Stout Siz gives almost immediate relief. I¢| "ues Jan. 18. last, and taking $15°/(( og a ; WMLES loosens the phiegm, stops the nasty | ‘rom the cashier $ throat tickle and heals the sore, irri- Weilthoiter was jointiy ind « tated membranes so gentiv and easily ith Theodore Werner, who gave } ’ that it ie really astonishing. ' ‘dress as the Delmonte Hote! ’ A dav’s use will usually overcome ormer took a severance this morn the ordinary cough and for bronchitis. ; and the State elected to try eroup. hoarseness and bronchial ast “or >. : ma, there is nothing better Pinex is a most valrahie ” trated compound of genuine Norway pine extract. and has been u for generations to break severe « ughe a x ome Le — . oct ryrer . . -w owe ' ~ ong +~ ated : ng — * . > > : 7 ol - . * . 7 . . 7 a . 7 7 > ; > . 7 * = : « . > . = 7 . * - e bel 7 A = 7 . « . >. F | Mt wr a Aaty a Ae ‘ e ore? aynge + >» Who Falisted at 16. Given i. Ss. Warrant for 823320 SureRelief .- FOR INDIGESTION : BEANS) + “ore. Oe Faw +. ot Ow | -_ ” ' + , . NOS NO ‘ , 7 2 6 He >, » ~~, oe : ‘Sf ~ ‘ > PSS Beuans Pe Seaton «|| Sale on Entire Sixth St. Side ‘.. xs SSSSTHOMAS W. GARLAND (Ine) SSS 409-1113 BROADWAY AND 410-12-14 SIXTH STseeee - OPS SHES eH SS SECC eC ee CECE HH HR eee Oe eee eee

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WEDNESDAY, oe WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 3. 8b, Mee COCTOBER 2, 1923. | liens City Circulation of the Peily POST- DISPATCH © alone Exceeds that of the Daily itoad and the Times Combined by Approximate ly 40,000. STI LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH aA A A — A a — ~ LAO LT e — — — ae — - [== ous Ee memes meen enn See qe enna . - —— - Air oo. ' ge Be . . ; d Se ae _Lieutenant-Commander of the Bra-| Races. He is a guest at «("h PI ES CURED fl ASK for Horlick’s | HOTEL 'zillan Navy, is a Special representa-. tel. gee: without the | ere TEST CASE PLANNED AS TOR | And easily cured, without the use of scissors, electricity, hot iron Malted-Milk Times Square: New York or burning method. No confinement to bed or hospital. You - —— ANNOUNCEMENT!! can attend to your regular business daily as a few of the follow- ear after year | gSuit Would Develop Missouri \ : ing who have been cured will gladly testify. . guests from si ot of the New Courts’ Attitude Limitation Frank Trojanowski, G. H. Rodefield. 1512 Edward St. Louis SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR return regularly lo WEB | 4675 Louisiana Ave Hebert 8t., St. Louis, 4030 Bond Avenue, on Physicians. fhese Three Popular Brands of Cigars: nue, St. Louis, Mo Mo.. East St. Louis, TIL ae a ere Mra. Katie Bisenbrod, the Astor. T he oy have learned by pleasant experi- - Silas Cantley, 2311 8 G. E. Stouts, 623 N. 4338 Warne Avenue A suit to test the attitude of Mis- TOPIC. 10c; 2 for 25c—15c l8th Street, st 10th St., East St. St. Louis. Mo. ° ence that “to stay at the Astor is to souri courts towards rulrngs of the BOLD f 15 Louis, Mo. Louis, Ill. Win Beach 171lla2 aay Pee ee , 8c; Z or Mrs. A. E. Kennedy, Mrs. E. C. Berghoefer, Frederick Street. ‘iting the number of prescriptions for! REC A LL bc + Belleville. I. 4126 Nebraska Av. East St. Louis. IL ’ 4 7? VV SKY ‘ ic] mmay be tten by i live in New York. | Whisky which | vad 9 kt. A. MUSCHENHEIM Don’t buy ANY riew Automobile until you have seen the Tourings, Sport Tourings, Se- dans, Two-Passenger Coupes and Five-Pas. senger Coupes, at 3205 LOCUST BL. Sensational Prices—Wonderful Values. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO. 3205 LOCUST BL. — 3137 LOCUST BI.. OPEN EVENINGS nan physicians for patients, is contem- DR. ASKETTE . plated by L. Frank Ottofy, an attor- | ABELN BROS. CIGAR & TOBACCO CO. ELECTRO MEDICAL OFFICES. #173 taut st. s0 Louis, Me OFFICER HOURS: 8 a. m. to 5:50 pp. m. ney, 3928- -32 S. Broadway j Wednesdays and Saturdays 9 a. m. te & p. m.t Sundays by Appeintment. He is acting for his brother, Dr. 'Ladistaw M. Ottofy, and two otner | St. Louis physicians whose applica- por pe ease ean OOCII Oho Co Oo oo Pee Frarennman ar 90 Ct 0 Son 8 oe 9 ee | tions for permission to issue emer- | }xency prescriptions in excess of their [regular quarterly allowances have | heen ce nied thus far Dy L. r. ae ' Hart, State Prohibition Director for Missouri. : Need Whisky for Patient. Notions Notions T) ‘ ONMVSicians desire the add} —e 100 Phe, Mule (Hi; tional permits to obtain whieky; to Members of the J Charge Accounts Elastic ward's i » woman putlent Who Nas heart Gir- sf s . a. te eaten {OMe | Associated Retailers Invited ae Pins R} lie Spool Silk; In a letter to the attorney for the - sok : eae | 10 K obi noor Dress | physicians, in which he declares he . Coats’ ‘ig unable to authorize issuance of Cotton; | additional permits, Prohibition Di- 4. & “re BROADWAY ON % MORGAN SE, |e Fe Ql rctor'se tines suezente tnat the yu: ges, “ as Fas- ti sonally make ; ication for | j DOSS" | VE Give AND: REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS | ©0200 75 Bic pve pate opionon card ‘needed Such application should be | , accompanied by affidavits of Che | #4 | é x three physicians, De Hart said. | “ In a reply to that letter, Attorney | 2 A Timely Sale of 500 New GREAT | Ottofy cain attention to the fact |i, SHOE that the patient is in a stae of coma | 1\ W | D | mus h of he time and at no time is | a oo resses ‘able to do what would be required | application. aking the ° ‘ of her in ma oe Boys’ Sages Girls’ Shoes New York Court Decision. V ‘ $ 98 $ 98 Special clean m Schoo and dress | The attorney said today that he 5 : Holst ING i : a — an id bla KK eathe ; LYies; prown and Was preparing to tuke the matter to \ English and de lack leathers: sizes . ~ ; : - . , ‘ . rse | -_ toes; broker izes: § % to Z Values to $4 court In the event of an adyers rul ° 1 in ’ 7 ing by the Prohibition Director. ‘Thea one considers the / 'legality of rulings limiting the nurn- ake this sale one . = : J ; , —_ U P $7. 50 $ ber of pres ne a Os ee a , » . = = avin _ oO issue to patients has not been test: eek—and to do it. ' gs Up 3 i Mideaoserl aeuecha GHEE ee ty and value that » f Uver sivies nm iatest He called attention to @ case re- & centlv decided in New York in wtiich- a ad a . a z= | styles and materials. Regular :; ith : i sing time. Street RS and extra sizes. Values be- Women’s $5 Low Shoes the court held that the prohibition i | | a4 yond anything you é4xpect Y . Special for roureney department has no authority tg limit | for such little money pnvel lans. - patents an i ae i rhe court held that Imitation est such use of whisky was not cont Sd . oo plated In the prohibition amend Coat ery . ce, a ford ment to the Constitution. It grant -d injunction restraining officials | — — ——- = a a : = Cloth r trimmed, al! > bar, low of | | ct nd ited’ 's 1s. "hig ee] trom ilryitiy the nf veree | | : effects and beit 77 / imiting numbe) i x | | Values to $29.95 riptions isued by a physician. é , ae a ae Tae My F i - $0.98 sj 1.98 re WIDOW HELPED DETECTIVES SHOES i220 0 . TRAP “WOLF OF WALL STREET” 5 David Lamar Obtains Writ to Fight | Si Expulsion From Mexico to United States. By the ssociated Press. _ 39 Suiting iy Aatrakhen 39c Sateens MEXICO CITY. Oct. 3,—Trapped Yard-wide so h heather miix- fi ay woo i bs a widow whose heart he believed ,% tir - -7 Le _ } ; ture tts ‘fo o#tts op pS vole =p hie had captured, David Lamar, ladies’ " rts vogue fe ; , ‘ "ol? ” and chiidt ‘ms coats 4 o4 ne of yda.-wide known as “‘the Wolf of Wall Street.”’ | a 4 * " , . A . . - boys’ suits. et navy i 2 (gp pigeon =| fell into the hands of American de- | ‘ “ > : vara special; yard tectives here who had been pursuing rilz for some time in an endeavor: ta } " ° take hii ac) o the ited States, | $1.39 Comfort Ginghams de ‘Astrazben 50c Pillow $1 .00 Lingette oer ta paewd eee fe ome y Batts 3500 vas. O€ Standayd 54-17 ly wool As Tubings crip a op emt A on him in connection with a sto lie Mi ete of ~ ote os Dres Se wuteinas in the a> 60 48 ant 44 bt in Sainty coloring: | Inarket transaction. eo tt or Se iffy senciaitibiordl . good beige and mixed-gray vide; very fine qu ' iinenein atten “sm: After he had heen taken into cu _— len gthe at shades, “e Lamar was ordered expelled (as a4 pernicious foreign- | : O-¢ en? ij Corrie? rh. i dy - 2 om Mexi ~~ a ai . 15 es ey it wnen 1@ reached Torreon, on j . - , C he way to El Paso, he obtained :; P ‘ g write of amparo and thereby es- 7 as test Effects ti caped immediate deliverance into | 7 SS continues in vogue Ss new charms by rip- appeal ggainst the expulsion order e 7% An Opportunity for Mothers to eon Sean ste grerninny Best ne \ ry, lithe panels and | L t t St | Y | t KH t PP y ind a hearing on it has been- set fot alts. Exquisite new | : a es y es in eC ve a 5. . Save ” These | ue cording to the Mexican secret . ‘ greens, blues, dark . 7 ee . aan T * S service, Lumar entered Mexico from rd navy are the colors. : ; om |: eatured Thursday iS a ane ; WO- ants uits ithe State of New Mexico. Speaking | | thorities, The writ of amparo is an ; J —. ee ° £ oo tH oot “a 1) ' lie and french ' et) f ly colors . girdles and P . 5 al lé ty foi rif V poke Se at fe Be ; rel nd , ty _ berg lis n Ch FSA - nel ] ©! f« ti} ana quiekly acquiring Spanish, Lamar, or |, nd obby mo 5S to cuffs and sleeves ~ } : . . — trimmed " ¥ Bo h ches are o§ A5 Ernest Lamar Lemann, as Me called | , bicture of elegance in at a = embroidery, OS 43 throu ‘Rel himself. quickly became famous in Values Up to $35 Values Up to $45 odes. A number of q j | iS trich, hackle : alue: spe eertain Mexican and foreign circles. ’ ‘ shown in— " \ f A ney orna Cit Ae Hie spent money iavishniys rhe gus- ‘ g - . ; ‘icions of local bankers ere | Ani Stout Sj- on : : f ments. Sand. black. Boys Waists ties over deposits rmiade Uh op . " a [ ~~ va! ne

Boys’ Union Suits Union Suits LONDON, Oct. 3.—The charge with fine furs such as imported Hare, Fox, Raccoom Rin . ‘ . a Ce Medi um- -weight ribbed or fiewcelined “Union Bulte: aii | 10 Suits, tuedium ‘weigh | Satie ee ee cae ee ee All silk lined and interlined throughout. good. qual. | 19 my Ae ines $] 29 $2.00 INLAID LINOLEUM et xe : veste: das at the trial of John Lloyd, J: . ae . Nauirn’s ’ o and , ra = ce vA apetia former steward of the Hyson, ona " charge of stealing liquor on the ves- SED ENS CNION on © UMRON SUITS — r- 2 , Extra good é ¢ mation || Pion Baler ct oa 10 | Dery Setens; Savers vert. EA | .. ose dy foe Atel tiak a Ce, Krimmer and Caracul High-Grade e —- Values which operates the Hyson, testified ; f e Lloyd confessed that he drank part ailored of the missing liquor and “sold part A O I of it in New York.” Cramer added that he knew New se > _ Sale of Lace Curtains _| Costume Slips rovatanh eines 1 Jacquettes | Suits “4 Ne - e Curtair ie +r ‘Fant ar # aaunde 0 ha ‘hi Si pany'’s regulations. a | | . oad 3 on Le ageing $49 19 ; cites "S | he Regu a) F &Y h i Cowboy. Denied Shave, Kills Barber. With Rich Fur Collars Values Up to $45 j e® AsFoctA Vrepe and Cuffs — : : * $3 Lace $4.50 Lace Dr F ¢ NEW YORK. Oct. 3.—Refusal to $ | we : : essing n ants’ { Hf shave an impatient ecwstomer cos! | ; Ss Curtains : Curtains , Sacques Hose | James Forrmita, an uptown mae’ $ rf 5 f £ ce e« : an ae 2 x we ® 1 his iife today and resulted in the 4: + ° y SKirta Lifat will refleet eur good taste oe tore = I SE ry CES res aise rg Be ry a x bse sb. eae eee vile” gm Sade 8 es at nd pes J. 1 TE Pa i speared apa 7 "oe we 2 DMT ee tn! Ro - -nk hatemae res ood quality. Per- || To bangs — rest of Julius Rewersquen,. wae ete without any revelation of their econotmy. a elm 2iy yard: a hetess cle en Week wee he was a Porto Rican cowbey, on 4 Values that surpass those of previous very type included. Sitm. tailored te €: ' ng 7 ae 2 ore tori b, “Teg ro charge of homicide Roderiquez en- , days in superbly tajliored models of ex P 7 +f ov ) a veiw ie terdd Formita'’s shop and put him- Of sernart girlish Appearance is the ceptionar elegance Slim, straightiine elaborated plated @dyles. New Pall . self ina chair. When rec®mmended woman who acquires one of the natt) and box cont development Miike and crepes, ‘all-woo!l pgovelties, plaid Ky eo? na to a neighboring shop he commenced Joncquettes for street and afternoon Wear crepe lned snd Prenelias to shoot up the place, the police said One wullet killed Formita, another grazed the cheek of an saseletant ME seers " mae

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AT EDNESD ‘ MCTOBER -&. pce , WEDNESDAY, 14 ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat. and the Times Combined. ___ OCTOBER 3. 199% En ote = y mae a on _ The . truck struck a loose back, hitting Killoren. His legs ADVERTISEMENT. G , | that 2 ; ile was overturnec -ollisi r ‘ move , tween the tracks, and atreet . > Elan Ignores Mayor's Order close at 6 pvp. m. and that guards , 1 in collision with” moved from between 4 inet a were fractured and he was injured ——— Ry Gee A a “— , > ae ai prevent anotne! machine at Lindell and was chipping fhem with a hammer, pAVING hlocks, was swung aga ‘ ALOE’S RADIO - > Sai late sa - ' situ . —_ ya ge Py a , ’ ¢° f f ‘ ad ' . : fr s helé in th aed WBS —" vho tered disregarded the notice fered in Accident. ame west on the north side of th . behind you the technical kne a. lespite an order issued by Mayor J. of the\few guards stationed at the James Killoren, 60 years old. of s DR E. R. VAN BOOVEN, cs er ee > . q womens ng if o . 4 . : 7 = . . ‘- , . 4 th " . . ow ‘ ‘ +} oe , eer 75°24 oo, a> nr ~ —_—— “, 4 eit TT Q a. . © fa.’ »¢ iwm oT ieee } Hat ' ra i rhe LA ‘ | j 2 -* } t nd} PTONMN AY enue a Wo man i ° when you t Uy from A oe . We on ; aT a Chilare ns = Barbe 4 e : he United Railways Co te iat TRY A 3! 2 gl 614 OLIVE ST. ™ you how; we guarantee every wee j a ite cotton, knee Restawrant , action. Mr. Raiph Crancer, 2 lengths. OPatatatete eee ere nn, city hospital yesterday afternoo . conse : All sizes a. : 7 IN j GHT IN PRISON om arte sated hory toe WALT | EXTRACT = X-Ray, Extraction, Plates and Bridgewor Pais, cas coe : . noon, When struck by a motor t ; ’ . . rill solve all your troubi pi. There Is Nothing Complicated About a in front of 9238 Geer sitant dese MA “VTCW «Paar VED eo ail PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT ie 3 ae. “a2 y Co. 51 > OMeeall t He was seated on a pile of stone AT YOUR DEALER’S Beers: 8:30-6:36 » &28 § +08 Washington av. | ‘ paving blocks which had been re- a. —V7—_—_ nl ——— ss aes = een Ee agente te SN RS a a — a had Barricade Themselves in Din- A ing Room of Kentucky ‘ 2 Penitentiary and Hold Off See Tomorrow’s Post for Details of a Remarkable Blouse Sale Hw ‘ Officers. | | 7 I 9 ‘The ‘House EDYVILLE. Ky | ct : ag Be ial ' Woashineton f f OL . oo ehes Your ‘Courtesy. $ a seal eR sitly UG Dpingilgte Aeleraear a Gyrafoam Avenue It is Easy to Operate and Is Self-Cleaning enus L. ACKERMAN, @.f Manager SERSSSILOL ELC ELEELELL LL AE Eat aaa aaa S JAPANESE ADVISED TO BUY LUMBER ON OPEN MARKET Pine Association Tells Hoover It Has No Power to Con- trol Prices. aos ) ; os Fe eh ; y Pree FPS) EES Se = \ : t» . . 4 . - oy. x _ . > x - A > . NEW ORLEANS. ict hh \ Span. 4 Sat ( i (ithe 2 See ee | Well-made electric. the Pine Association in a tel Wie ieee ep 2 , 42. - + ; | Soe e. See ae * + orated glass shade. day to Secretary Hoover is ee, 2: - a LF om | 8 aa he NESS. : ’ tvory. Complete Thursday, for (ome in and «te “(se ra- principlte of clethesx washing now being demon rated on our sement Gallery. AMOUS-BARR CO. St. Louis’ Foremost Store ». } et ee , 2 nw - Re ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee EE EE EE ier ataiatatatanatatatataatatatatateatantattate is ’ , re 43 is t or J ’ ; +e & 24) yh tt 2 : : oH me | 3 ® ee ‘ aE ae ae + een = - pitty wr 7 a) eu + 4 , ¥ . _ ’ aT ie th BR gg cts . te? t | When Your Child Complains of So-Called Growing Pains perhaps pains in the feet. lambs or back do not take snap judgment and regard them as so- called growing pains. More than likely the pains are caused by mis- placed or fallen bones in the feet. Little. wonder. too, when you’ consider there are twentv -six bones in each foot, any one of which «may be easily crowded out of normal position in the foot of a growing child. ha veh 7 : " rs oer eS gage he tay * Ot eres. —— Z x ee4 6! - i. eet Dee, oe et |S eee ep ee he thy Meitedere reed ceorddss sin 4149 RAK ys Aah! .% | oe ‘at *@eree , : = : : ' pay. ‘ Ir a | , “ o~xs BROKEN GOGGLES MIGHT CAUSE LOSS OF RACE, PILOT DECLARES “A Fellow Neker Knows When Some Little Thing Will Go Wrong.” says Lieut. Alford J. Williams. ; . ; " , me ~¢s > hose who have frequented 38S 7 Oo MOL negiect serious Ry - the ehild r a ” —- _ ‘* Here a foot a shoe specialist will « ; —. ; ‘ ; le ‘y°} . . . fo ang sSnoes anc aaviSe vou A aieTe S } Oils actigl > Free Foot Service for men, women and children, and those who do not live in St. Louis should also avail themselves of if by sending for Diagnosing Blank. Shoe Section—Second Floor FAMOUS-BARR CO, We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps urpyr ; \ > ei littl , rat +) aa } + a L surprised What so ill - au inves* men 1 ao Ior one s . . > | — - _ ~ , 3 \ F ONLVY ACCRS rie TH : ttr it yt t1 - I uis Field ni a sOries TO aN altract *OUTTIT Can De > ut an outfit its®if ean be had. For instdnee: Fur-Trimmed Jacquettes, $25 Long Sport Coats, $25 JAUNTY ASTRAKHAN JACQUETTE ONG, PRACTICAL SPORT COATS OF With real fur collars and cuffs for sport serviceable polaire, mixtures, plaids, and utility wear. Ornament fastenings or stripes and chinchilla , Straightline, side- tie sashes at the side, or front buttoning or aos welted vate ornament trimmed mod. ties. Pocket trimmed and silk lined. Tan See ened cee ae ee ee Smart collar, slee ! : and gray shades in all sizes. sieadiie sleeve and pocket arrange ye ee 8 €_8_8.8.F_*_*_*.” eee eT EEE EEE EEE ELLE LE aan nts ata atatatatatatatatatataatatatetatata ato o New Suits, $25 New Dresses, $25 Fox Chokers, $25 A YOUTHFUL SUIT... HUNDREDS OF SILK A STUNNING FOX splendidly tailored of or Cloth Dresses in a Choker, so indispen. navy tricotine, in up-to- wonderful variety of the sable to a complete Fall the-minute styles. Either seasons most favored costume, at $25, and very styles. Tiered, paneled remarkable values at the basque, bouffant, lace- pric Numerous attrac- in plain, embroidered and trimmed or braided effects. Beautiful. Fall ae goer —— tive shades to select from. ly silk lined. All sizes. and women long or short coat models (Third Floor) Juicy steaks and tender chops—tresh, well-cooked : ieee vegetables—dainty, appetizing ealads—choice om CHAUFFEUR CRANKING TRUCK serts—excellent coffee—all served with glistening tableware—these are a few of the delightful possi- IS CRUSHED IN COLLISION bilities for passengers aboard the Year-Old Boy in Baby Buggy 66 +9 “Among Many Hert in Va- “adi ge: 9 Banner Limited rious Accidental rae when they partake of the delicious meals enroute : Le Be 45. of 1847 Biddle ‘4 tf Bi a from Sr. Louis | oe 3 | } j 7 Re truck was struck by am au nro h) Offered in Two Attractively Priced Groups All-steel trains via the Wabash include: a ee. Pas Ricciadi of 611 peELZ > : $ The Banner Limited at 12:20 noon | , oath VY Zi and The Delmar Express at 9:30 p. m. Se ee eal t/ - _Deimar Station at 9:46 p. m.) | ld oy ' ‘ioeon Pp ngeer Age . ; : ‘ . - ° = Railee Eachans= Pheas Main « ’ erasing enu lacera Mi ae ung Hats for the matron. from which t: ‘ivet, beautifully draped or trimmed. Black, brown. navy and purple

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 1998. ADVERTISEMENT. JE’S RADIO »PLY HEADQUARTERS ou may fee] ured have hind you the technical] knowledge a scientific Instrument house Pn you buy from Aloe’s. We teach how; We guarantee eve ry trans. on. Mr. Ralph Crancer, U. & ensed Hadio Operator, in Charge. solve all your troubles in & Bec. A. S. Aioe ©Co., 513 Olive st. and Washington av. as you KL —ee ¢. => The House of ‘Courtesy. ** ih ee on ee oe ee ee ee ee ee J 1 , ~~ * * . | 5 / & . ¥ + as > > » s mee WEDNESD AY, , ocr BE 3; ¥°S3. cedengepeeeew eee - Se ee. ee ee The City ee of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily S Star and the Times Coy * ° mbined Sy Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST -DISPATCR » »* } e: a 4 Be eee SS ee AS Aa - a oe ae is : Ses : +A BPP na De 7 FP VI ee eee " : 3 Sa pss ‘ - ON — ! : ' ee Union Suits Society ev ome?! in «eddy e gths. Brand Clothés —here exclusively in St. Louis. SI to $1. 7D Values " 19¢ « bleached cotton Suits im or fleece lined styles, ( we gg Suits of gray tte knee or ankle All hd Third Fleer | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in _ Cash or $2.50 in Merc handise— =— =1622 @ Artistry in design and expert care in workmanship and finish characterize these Lamps. Old gold antique finished Lamps in charming styles, with shades of silk, trimmed and fringed; one-light pull-chain socket, as illustrated. ) | Complete ee >. o > . . . $38 Junior Floor Lamps | rold bases with 2-light pull-chain sockets and tasseled us silk shades in odd shapes, finished with $25 00 * and rich trimmings. As illustrated $12.50 Table Lamps Blectric Table Lamps with brown-and-gold Bases are Rnished in old | and brown-and-brush-brass finished bases. Complete with 6-ft. cord. Shades are of glass in 6 panels. $9 R5 . for e &.¢ | Complete; » Fifth Floor Antique cord; lustro fringe $5 Boudoir Lamps electric Boudoir Lamps with de ' special, at 299888 Disk hr: -Few Restricted Articles Excepted. ee Ee You Will Be Interested in Our Pottery Demonstration —the making of “Niloak” Pottery explained by a _ skilled potter from the _ factory. @ This demonstration is held between 9:30 and 12 A. M., and § P. M process of thoroughly and 1:30 . with a special demonstration for children at 4 P. M. The molding and firing of this decorative Pottery will be explained, delighting those interested in this form of art. All '‘Niloak’’ Pottery at a discount of 20°, and a special lot of $2 Vases offered at $1.00 Fifth Floor : A Group of Interest to Housewives— many effective patterns, finished with 48 strong overlocked ecalloping or lace-trim- med ede 2% and 3 yards long by usual weet. , White, ivory and beige. ‘ : : r $3.50 Castile $3 and $3. 50 Curtains Ruffled Curtains neatly Dainty Curtains of crossbar or plain Marquisette, with at- made of dotted and figured grenadine—materials that will | tractive trimming of filet Cluny laces; in white, wear excellently. Full ruffled | and and beige; $2 5() * and tie-backs; $2. 65 ivory Fifth Floor $6 and $7.50 Values—Thursday, Pr. @ Scotch and filet weave net Curtains in all the pair Splendid Selection in This Advantageously Priced Lot of ® $1.45 Quality, Tomorrow, Sq. Yd.. @ Heavy-grade Linoleum with a hard. wear-resisting surface and to the back. Hardwood, tile, block and-mosaic de- signs in various colorings. Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, etc. ne 60 Valuc, 1. 37 $1.75 Value, “$I. 54 Sq. Yd. Sq. IX¥d. Iniaid L in ole eum, in Inlaid Lin ole 7 tractive straightline effecte; quality espe sate euitabie tile and carpet patterns, in heavy pattern many colors. layed through to back Neponset Rugs make; heavy enamel finish and many tive patterns; 9x12-ft. size; need no tacking; $ ? Q5 $15 values, each ~ Sere | e od Fifth Floor ] oO c nlaid Linoleum = patterns laved clear through Linoleum Linoleum extra heavy grade; small tores, offices and kitch- Waterproof, sanitary felt-base Rugs of this well-known Y T' yyy Uyjexin attrac For Women and Misses, This Event Should Hold Considerable Interest— of Coats and - eam A “Special” for Motorists— “Surety” Motor Oil $9. 15 @ This highly refined product, made to of the United buted solely by us, and offered at a price that means Thursday, 5-Gal. Can, Medium Body, meet the specifications States Government, cds distri sfenificant savings to rootor owners. Heavy Body, o-gal., $2.95 Sixth Floor Light Body, 5-gal., $2.65 A - SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 14 AND 16 FAMOUS BARR CO. Largest -DX’stributors of Merchandise — at Retail ivi Missouri and the West a aoe ST hte ls o ee ee eee ee Our Garage —is for our pa- trons. Park your car, free of charge, while_you shop. Wool ae voliade Ly $3.50 @ Heavy all-Wool Coatin 4 in the popular Scotch and heat mix- tures. Fancy or plain Saal s, re- julring no linings; 54 inches wide. Third Fileor . seeeeeebees seeeebenee Corrie Feeeeeseceeseces seee Bb Attn Sol Aidt e—\en do Laathan dh pct Lncloctinde 4 ‘hia Event as Ciel importannnictiddaiae Sale of Aluminumware Offering Well-Known Brands at Very Substantial Savings q Mirro, Wear-Ever and other ' Preserving Kettles $1.40 80c Values. ped Preserving Kettles, of exc Tent grade aluminum with back’ Dift; 10-quart size; just zuu in, this group. Windsor Kettles $1.40 wWetlue, 5-at. with covet" Preserving Sets $1.50 vA buwe 8-qt. kettle, bast- ing spoonmand spoon holder $1.50 Oval Roasters $1.50 vajlue, made of sheet aluminum, \good size, rolled edge $1 Saucepans heavy pol- on 5-qt. lipped style, ished sheet galu- minum ... ne Aladdin Ware Our entire gstock of Aladdin brand Aluminta!im:- Ware, includ- ing many waned items, 4 | while the lot kasts, less.. 95c Sink Pails —of heavy alurgiinum; pierced bottom, cover aad strong bail Water Bails $1.25 $I Values.... Heavy sheet aluniinum Pails in 8 and 10 quart mzes; highly polished finish, stroge¢e ball and wood hand grip. $1.40 Percolators 8-quart size, of heavy sheet aluminum with removable fil- ter cup; ebonized hargdle and glass top; each 95c 69¢ | highly dependable Aluminumware—the most sat- isfactory of all types of kitch- en utensils. Many groups, some in limited quantities, and each | one deserving the careful at- tention of thrifty housewives. | Plan to replenish supplies to- morrow, { Round Dishpans meer Vahues. Aluminum Dishpans in sizes, with side handles; ular style and extra shape. /} cover and strong riv- oted hanged «h..scevees 'that fits both vessels; just 200—special at, Mirro Percolators Values.. $1.44 Of heavy Mirro aluminum in 8-cup size with large base, removable filter cup and ebon- ized wood handle. Se Frying Pans $1.50 Values .... 95¢ : Heavy sheet aluminum Pans | with cover; polished finish; strongly riveted handle. makes of | , splendid | handles and remov- able inset tray, two | reg- deep in | $6.50 Mirro Roasters: Oblong Roasters of thi make; ize 18x17 ventilating top, end cach, 94,98 95c Baby Plates inches: | -—of heavy aluminum: polish- | ed, rolled edge with pat- '50c ent clamp $3.80 Teakettles 5-qt. size Mirro make, co- lonial panel de- $2 64 > 5c Stew Pans : 2-qt. size; Mirro make, with 69c $1.50 Combination Cookers Good size, made of heavy sheet aluminum “with cover wood or cereal— $1.10 Wear-Ever Roasters Oblong Roasters fitted with handle: for rice Cac h | ventilating top, end handle and | removable inset these three sizes— $4.90 value, small size. . .$3.95 $6.00 value, medium size. $4.95 $6.50 value, large size. ..$5.96 Other Wear-Ever Pieces 75c 1144-qt. LApped Sauce- pans 90c 2-qt. IApped Sauce- tray; 50c large Cake Pans, 0- inch $2.75 double Boilers, 2- quart | 85c Pudding Vans, 2-qt..... ’ Rasement Gallery a. AE A OT EC NES (tiie tt ti my Stoze- Far Out of the Ordinary Is This Timely Sale of 98¢ to $1.50 Apron Dresses Two Comprehensive Groups—Affording Advantageous Selection ‘The Coats Most Surprising Values at a | Q°° The Dresses Extraordinary Values at 15" Sateen Aprons Gingham Aprons @ This special event offers thotisands of new Apron Dresses wear—neatly made of full count percales in Ligh colors. With round, V or square necks, bi trimmed with rick-rack or contrasting binding. length; sizes 36 to 44. sashes and Cut ful wi tie it, medium and dark Extra-Size Aprons for Fall ockets th and 8 ee = eter — - —_ ~ SEER SCE SSS + EEE ESTEESe HOSTED HERETO ORFS — mite it a PAO a doe ein te! feels wale PRUNES State ee SPLAT PE f- ¢ VAAL." . 2° *; 4 *\ ’ ee ee ee ee RARE TS am: Fle - 7 rey Wy Vise Sew ie, ch te ts US OE ae * é ~ a, « 4 % $ “Oe My @¢ Here are models trimmed with ‘fur, plain Coats and the popular sports Coats—all splendidly made along lines favored this season, including the new side-button, wrappy and belted effects. Materials are Suedine, wool ve- ‘lour, Bolivia and plain, plaid and striped polair cloth. All the approved Fall colors. Misses and matrons will-find choice from this group pleasing and profitable. Basement Economy Stvure $1.95 Values $1.39 New Apron Dresses black sateen with short sleeves, self sashes and tailored pockets; various etyle necklines; trimmed with yellow or . bilack binding; regular and some extra sizes. q A remarkable collection of Dresses for Fall and Winter, including 75 stvles— every one new and extremely fashionable. There are coat effects. straightline, panel and drape models. Materials are satin- faced Canton, charmeuse, satin, Poiret twill and wool crepe. Many are trimmed with beads, embroidery and ornaments. Sizes for women and miss- es. Extra sizes 46 to 52. $1.30 and $1.60 Values $1 well $1.05 Values $1.49 Several attractive styles especially suitable for large women; made of standard ginghams in checked patterns with trimmed fronts; sizes 48, 660 and 62. — * oe O% Practical, tallored Apron Dresses of durable checked ginghams; made with new round necks, novelty collars, fancy pockets ang self sashes; sizes 36 to 44. Basemen t Economy Stere * 20400 Thrifty Housekeepers Will Welcome This Selling of $1.75 Damask Tablecloths $4 22 29c Ginghams Genuine Amoskeag Drees Ging- hams in new plaids, checks and plain solors; 32 inches wide; mill.remnants; from 2 to 2c & yards; color-fast; yard.. Special Thursday at ................ @ 64x64-inch Tablecloths of bleached mercerized Damask in attractive design; finished with effective borders in pink and helio; hemstitched or scalloped. Very durable quality. | 50c Sateen Yard-wide mercerized Bateen in black only; a serviceable grade for the making of bloom- 39¢ etc.,; 29c Flannelette fleeced Viannelette of the Soft known Amoskeag rnake; | ' ' widely heavy yard m outing quality; 2 to 19 ill lengths; 22¢ ° a ee te i i i i i i i i i i nahn hen pnd A | ers, fy 5 & Wd pHs & * af ag 7 doy FB. . PPT rT eT TTT TTT 000004 060604844 PIN 999999 00000600000OO585589540000000000008 All-linen hemstitched, size heavy absorbent quality; tive patterns; Full bleached seamless Sheete for % beds: strongly hemmed ends; serviceable quality; seconds of $1.89 grade, each. 65c Towels 18x32 inches; attrac- 49¢ Bleached Sheets grade; Huck Towels, neatly | Pull in plain and fancy weaves, pink or blue jacqut ird borders: inch size or twin sige Bath Towels Towels | bleached Turkish 20x46- bGe —(86C | Bates” Seta, bolster to match: ‘nach Set boxed: seconde of ‘ ach $1.38 | Dresser pleces of white, ecru broidered patterns: priced consisting of 82x94-in. 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~ WEDNESDAY, 16 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Giobe-Demeocrat and the Times Combined. OCTOBER 3. al , . o> ety ara c ea en ——— ee ~_ -—— ae ee me Se fae eae \ SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 14 AND 15 White Conservation R. & G. Elasticside 2 4 a ih Nd ae " a Dresses & Aprons | pw Corsets - PART TWO. en : ad ae F ; a —and “Lady Ruth” Corsets cary . bi ate ienobas nha. ol Mi +e ‘ eA, f hae * Woe : ® Po pa ald and, oe TN — ° a Vili 7. “ fon ’ «ve ‘ ~ hag ’ 7 Tay . -* . - . - * .* — 4 a . => | * SS Send Le dol : ir rey « y _ aN ‘i. iy . . ha 4 _* . 4 » te tie i . . . 7 7 oes - - m ‘ Se eee oe le hae « et + pew 45 ad ; ; —+— * ~ 7 we w ; : CNS SS » . ‘ . . ~~ S = . \ SS . . eres 4 . \ ~S ‘ . | SS “ . ~ } ~ -- ‘ >. . . , ‘ \ a oN Se > ~ _* ~* . ‘ ‘ ‘ Yr Q{WC QW IN QGG ” hee > a } } om SQ 0 iia MNES : AA WN 4 Wee 2K Vi” RES eS yn — That It Will Not AW SS XG vite BAY XAG N | DE. : C—O] Sb o_O M2 INS | , 1 ~ ~ \ SS . ~S : © SANs ~ . SS 2 i ' : F . ‘ ~ ‘ _ of ‘ ’ AN ‘ ~ ~ “a — ,- . f 4s ~ : ..” o 8 ~ ~~ \ ’ . | -- ; - i : itt F . . , . ’ ' . ‘ ‘ " . ‘ ’ . ‘ . j ‘ . ’ ' , AAAS P - . ~ ces . . ‘ 7 “ ; ~~ SN . - > = % .\ | ; ; ~ WA SI WN . ~ ~~ ~ : . ‘ i, AN SSS ISN ™s OQ. 7 “x - e \ SSS Sj ‘ \ . f SS . ~ . . - oh 3 m - - . : , ; SSS . : ‘ , . x ‘ cng R : 7 . s \ and State Service has YY ake y “ ss 2 ~ ‘ a. ‘1, 6 Br We Oe Sen ae a Reg: OM 22> RN ~ ”..AANAAS Ss . x ~ = , ‘ SS ee ‘ ‘ . “ a ‘sa ‘ \ 4 . YY SS ~ ——a «* .a* > ‘ \ . “_~ © + ° Pe « “y ~ eee " . . = i WS Se jar SS ESS a © ; Ht : WOK SY : iw SS . ; n ests in Rr Rs he ET sae ‘ NaS ‘é @ qi, “SEY SV 8 N : SSY : . iti 4 S mre Financial interest ™ wee” OF en? “NS . > * S ; ‘8 a a . . ’ » “ ‘ \ 7 ‘ . > = «* . “ses. _ ‘ if . > ‘ ‘oe > . . ‘," w ~ ~~ AN) — 8 a* ‘ r . which represent holders ¢ ers of Untkted Railways and this includes neari banking groups in the cit Beginning Tomorrow—Anotiier One of Those Value-Giving Events for Which Our Millinery Section Has Become So Widely Known— ; conference some = looking to preliminary = ic ; 4 a reorganization of the * pe any to take i out of* i @ 3 of the receiver. There : . under considegation am] ( > f ) a plan of reorganization. | E. The recular meeting of | a ef directors of the Unit bh ili be next Tuesday, af ce aap tei gP a ee ——s 5 ro fe ‘ C f 4 8 3 ; ae - ; : ee i, s j ‘i - . An % q 34 n bp i - t 2 ; oe -§ - i a. 3 - ee b a 4, ? a ~ Fe oo ie ns rs - a! cs é i | 2 “ ¢ go » ‘ 4 z & : ss + 3 an & +} 1 Pah et: ny . & E . i 2 _ y & - = «€ as = 7 % - = - , — > 2" ‘ 4C ) Jaricis« sho ‘ 2 are the values that every Millinery need for the season should be ea pre or the meme Sar models, In fact,” foe of ee supplied. Most of the Hats bear the labels of their makers—whose , singe _ bes #8 7 7 ga Te this selling except by inspect- ig". city’ pad 28 creations are accepted throughout America as ultra-correct. ing the many beautiful Hats, and though the assortment is large, Public Service Commie . . . ‘ Public Service Comma the earlier vou attend this event the better selection will be. ~~ permit any Sipnking Ml . rem which would do Included are many of the very chic metal cloth turbans; also coquettish : ; transfer from one line lace-trimmed Hats, draped velvet models and Hats trimmed with burnt Only eight of the scores of smart styles are illustrated here and there 4 or which would necessital peacock, flowers, embroidery and feathers. The choice in matrons are plain and attractively trimmed models. The colors run the entire “gd ity abd ancue Hats is very broadvsand there are numerous veloursand felt combinations gamut of all favored hues and there are many Hats featuring the sea- 3 The view of one of the or street wear. , . Ca : more powerful banking f son’s smartest combinations of light and dark shades ee Eta ge atts is Ge i plish a reorganization —_— sncevsvosusecscsscscsecesseuscsussssensnseusssateusesscscssesessL seesessusiseusaseees oe. . granting of a new frane Ke ape os - city. This authortty | Hf amount of cash which We ; , | 7 = a 4 qeired in & reorganizal Silk Canton Crepe | Select From This Group and Save on the Most Approved Types 5 gi yedagppciai not possibly be obtai “\ ail | | ° | | : present franchise. EPP Coch | mart W interCoat | aoe $3.50 Quality — ° NS, Rue : Sg Sve | “ . : a 1 15 years.” be sald. “slay @ Welcome indeed will be this important .event, jaffording women and misses the opportunity of selecting from an_ exceptionally going to invest millions Thursday, the If the money is to be © ; : , F -* — . ; a public utility of such ree =¥ 4 oy Ss 3 ae as Aes * 3 must be a new franchise” ; Ne yar - | “an : b- offer some guarantee ‘ @ The smart pebble finished Canton Crepe in a most pleasing assortment Mes \ > ~~ | Unusual e (5 . . , ant. = length of life to make pos of staple and new costume shades—pure silk, long-wearing quality, . | ge Then, wae . } \ ae turn of the investment.” Value at.... ———— Pk tae eh ) aN S\ Se | 40 inches wide. To obtain it at such savings as these is an opportu- Total of Oblig io nity that many women and misses will quickly embrace. Tharsday Co . . In a reorganization nttnaes Our Unusual Offering of pany vw bligations a $2.98 Crepe de Chine _ $2.50 Royal Satin . | Beans ge ae eee oe eo A) ae | y de ter} 4 et ie comp ana nt Mien + — ag mer 49 | frecke 7 oe ery , ~~ 3 “~ rics are used and there are straightline, side-tie, circular 14 > beat re Pe | r : > a “¥ ; ) ; . ' “oa obligations ing hy ; yard.. 4.47 | tadric; yara 2 gg draped, tubular and other new modes. Some sc Rt oe OARS eee a amount of 1:0.6f0 008 plai : : : , others trimmed with embroidery or furs. Jdaeceees kim) 7 DE ie Li a mae gp me ’ . ’ : - r ay ee \ ee ll receivers c jeates to Splendid Choice at | Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes; 14 to 5214 bust. Gea fa\ Oe ©. De a ene c # $4.°00.00¢, a mill tax the Special $2.396.321.92. and eut Pree a... =>... Fur trimmings are wolf, beaver, Viatka squir- | t gba eee a Ri iwi : tione of possibly $i8 ° x | rel, nutria, caracul and various kinds of fox. 2 eee oe 14 a See ee 2 ' j a: Tee ae ' = ~ *6 oO. —— ‘ “4 es ; ae aia as, | - The all — > it PGB, MN; Se . c \ ery smart styles of leat : "an. - wrcmuaae ; eae Hoan E- ¥ Oo3 eS. a FRACS ties, including “Billie Burke” boxes Ve. | Fashionable F OV VA ae Hi 5 Receivers, cortitiontall 3 PETRY FRAY AUR UAE maid” shell Vanities, pouch Bags. filigree | ashionable Fall Frocks ff |e | - Rete ' a R 2 : a - i. os 2 e ° - >. uc ] ags ! l re i : spit: ot i \ 4 * nt ua te moti: ws ~~~ a ha Ss g = ECan aes”; aE be i nee nited States I frame styles and others. In black. blue. grav | | for Women and Misses—Wide Choice at >»? | | a> \ Meee ‘ae * Faris. :o take up cont . One? | | than Bak fa er 2 | if Frocks of Canton crepe brocaded crepe "ren Sitr i’ ‘ - . ad 1 brown and other shad il with inside mir. | oe chee ee ne Ss See ere, eee vimilar amount which ; . ~ s enine, s 4a 7 i - : h: rm ’ > 747? - ~ er snades, alt with inside mir- | Sed tricetina weth elena ee ee oe ony. | To . 4 4 ~aa . &\uae Meh 24s R ELS : -“~) > . aia mm J ror and colin purse and some with compact | } | new and novel ways. The majority are ~ cocoa. these certificates unde : Rates” a re : V3 s a BS “ . 43 - ° b> 9 ss " * . ; 14 t Ger 525, Bose 43 a é Huve to he paid in cash, 5, i$ et: (1 8e-- 3 , 2 : co F = Se enenseseyeheenssssmesessstesesueteenisteansenenen 0 oe ae >. Ac “ear 1 : € : [or a period of | . 7 : aS ~~: : ~ ri in, ne ~ ee “7 oe a ? / Feurth Fileor oF. alte « 4B - SS as Le os “#° * per cent interest. brown, mavy and black, and the sizes are Main Fleer | elaine > 4 % ge - oS Silk H ae ganna 4 oad ‘Depane tial t eee ee er : ‘ & ] OSE —All of Olive Drab Wool Serge Flannel ? 4 ahey were taken at @@@ struction in Mah Jongg Leasons may be taken without appointment beginning at 10 o'clock although the structor who has just returned from LAY $ (9 4 106 pre Be the (rient is here on.’ between 12 and 5 o'clock j Nad ‘ ; $2.50 : ceiver's certifies : ) i | | and $2.75 * | : . | ’ _ tlude 31.640.000 of Cased Chinese Games at Special Prices € 800 Cotton Undergar- / ¥ 1305V \ agp te Ht $6 Value— 4q _ Fairzrounds Railway @ . | Tharsday.. . _ bends: $956.000 Cor able you to effect gpiendid savings just when ments, mostly one-ot -a-kind f/f AVE { (ee Sayer x. a sie : "3 ; Trion Depot. ere theese games are becoming so very popular and including lace-trimmed .e EH | 7; ] ose, ro WF ogy hy ~4 et s | ¥ and ne ‘ — . p . ‘3 JAY Bh Weaves, with silk garter tor : $15.75 Game Sets, tor $12.90 — pcalloped-edge petticoats, ia. ) and ioxtra weight sik soles || @ Warm, serviceable Shirts made accordi $22.75 Game Sets. for $16.95 sipover gowns in hemstitch- : it Hose, of which you will surely | government's specifications and of splendi ed lace or embr id ‘ t . ‘ j Want sevVerai pairs. ' wool flannel Shi sp a $40.00 Game Sets, for $28.75 ; Ordery-trim- to 10 hy - Shirts that are especially desirable for med stvles, bloomers and i/ ti Women’s Sports Hose those who are much outdoors, and garments you will step-in drawers of batiste and ‘at Fagin ‘Ribbed wie ee de appreciate securing at this very special price. : shadow-proof princess slips AT Fad deen Game eee | All Shirts have double elbows, drill- -j \\ | suitable for early Fall | trummed with lace. ; : : ant weeks ak ee lined front, and other features which Third Fieer | Main Flows make for the maximum of serwice. ng to the d grade of Seationery Section—MNain Fleer ee ne owen. eee lUS ee —_ s a ? OD aT

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Elasticside . ; cial cl at ar cenit ia See eee ce A ee i . > ¢ sy 7 | —— : oe ORS ge 5g ee SS : = — — - . - re ’ ca , - egestas — " ——— -_ a | ae PS SS a en A oe apehebeuans -_ een . —_ = . _ ——— —- _ : = —— S % wr y INESD AY EVENING ()( 7 *) Corsets | “PARI ‘WO. ST. LOU IS, Ww EDNESD. UVENING, ‘OB Ie R: , 1923. PA § Fon - —— Se aeoae SSS SN me: So rp _——————— - RN adediiedine . EES — Sa ean eeriens “Lady Ruth” Corsets now 23) RONTECRATONE Rum Runner Describes. HARVEY ABOUT TO COOUDEE FOSTERS usant. Serey Coneane GOV, PARKER OF PTL RUNUKELY, A Sr Neue Vet” arbor RESEN: SEVERAL COOPERATION IN| Gilt Whom He Has Accused SNA FAVOR CFEIMICERS ASSERT 1 an saxo: sanonene: EEKINGAS POST. MARKETING WHEAT. Treachery to His County aoTreTVE TARE ~C i ; | Se Gettin —Nothing to Fear from , | : bebe tonnes Fascisti, Described as Refusing ) NS oC at .y | - Interested eae Figure Revenue Cutters Despite Bright Lights. Ambassador Will Send in Sends Emissaries to Central | O e russianized— Dictator Fails to Pro- Asserts Question Is More Im- jp fs 3 ad | That It Will Not Be Per- $$ ____ , Resignation as Soon as Northwest Growers to Dis-| | gress With His Revolution as He Promised. ' portant Than Ever and —- ' : a, 2 og - HE “rum running” vessels which hang outside the three-mile limit et ‘ atic Si | = eel _ ———-= | 7 | $f | mitted by Federal Court / off the Atlantic C ing liquor to be ‘ Successor Is Chosen—De- cuss Associations to Use In this closing article of the series on Italy under the Fascisti the, Should Not Be Made Foot- Coast, selling liquor to be smuggled into this country. : , a : have received world-wide attention, but thus far little has been told ee. | writer points to the character of th } obscene | | z : : ) ie Jtali people, 1 sc f Pol ; { and State Service Body. yr ie ie ae ert cision Purely Voluntary. Government Funds. | an people, who refuse to be or Politicians. ' AS | \s| + an rom the inside of their actual operations. Prussianized. They suffer Fascisti violence though they disapprove, he : NX | { f oe a The Post-Dispatch, in conjunction with the Manchester Guardian, is says, for the Fascist ilif , e ‘ : : , ' aa : } vr , asc SS | : a H PE OF now able to give in a series of articles, the complete narrative of a member BY CHARLES G. KOSS. Sil ous. dieltetaihdil Shien uscisti militia is a potent political police force. The timid LITTLE O of the crew of a ship engaged in this trade for five months off the Ameri- Chief Washington Correspondent of \N ASHING TON On a Mar sn fear that this half million men and boys will be a terrible menace to pudlic | SPEAKS AT WESTERN + 4 a i ; ng ; IN, t. d.--Manag | Hi 4 ORG IZATION SOON can coast. The writer d@scribes in detail the organization and methods the Post-Dispatch. 1; 1 1 Di Mi _ peace if anything should happen to Mussolini or if an unexpected political # AN ; : Sn sebeedia siniltiee Mi ‘ac our . y on irector Meyer ane irector Mondell TARIFF CONGRESS - ac s carried on, the devices ¢ CR Qader: f ' AS NGTON, Oct. 3.—President : , 404 nrire , ' 4 \ | | by which the trade ts carried o levices of the smugglers, life on board =WASHING z | SL ONS a criais deprived him of his dictatorship. Mussolini»pays long visits to ‘ 7 WX \ | ship, the types of men who are their overside customers, and the big men Coolidge will soon be confronted with of the War Finance Corporation and Giolitti, the veter P { ft l i ba . cad ; rto ’ e veteran Premier, so oftes CUBE > , ; m in the background. ‘ the necessity of picking a new Am- 4g yy presentative of the Department ; + GCCNEEE OY RARE Of DYORCEIEE Te nied, . . “ re . Fit : : oe ; 7 ; z , » . . ‘ : m : e , \sj : ; Conference Next Week on Conditions on “Rum Row,” where the ships are moored, the methods bassador to Great’ Britain. Col, ¢¢ Agriculture were directed by Pres- country. Now (Holitti has guided Mussolini, though, to the gallery, the President Coolidge in Mes- : | f e “pir 8s” whe rey upon the rum ships he adve “e: » George Harvey, it is learned here, has , _ + Fasecisti chief barters with neithe : | | S/ is] i . “ena S ° Ww k of th pirates” who prey uj rum ships, t idventures of the G re ; —— ave ident Coolidge today to go immedi- @] with neither man nor party. | Zé j | ne Preliminary teps in OFrK- jaunches and tugs that bring the drink ashore, are also related. The | definitely mage up his mind to leave me . oo : sage to Meeting Says S , } ‘ : a j ‘ P ; ale = . . - P é . y { , (‘a { r 1 . 2S , ; ‘ ‘ -] + 4 ° : . . 4 ° a 2 9 = bed . / | | ing Out Plan of Procedure CHAPTER 11. ‘They've skinned him dry. HWe used resignation as soon as his successo! discuss with the w heat kRrowers of 1s ots i c . America Is Nearer Nation- SS | ARRIVAL AT RUM ROW. to do-a bit of bootlegging, but pro-| has been chosen. that section the formation of co-op- 3 ——" » ook spond nt of the Post: | | experience. They are now busy keep- | . : ? : | i Ex ected. Msc ise 3 ee kde S ' : fal Marver, ehesedifie t6 DelsOns | aéetive marketing emnaniat! Jispatch and the New York World. | ing these soft jobs and getting the! lidarit on Issue . , | By One of the Crew. ® tection run awa} with all his os 5 : erative murketing associations which ROME sus. 19-— j : ays §s eS, i a “sm: ‘ = ¥ ' hi Deine > are srefrom lis at he has as eleme ; | 1 this includes nearly all the | fortable place for a landsman. sil] was a bit of gunman. but as we. main in London a while longer, but ficials and the Department of Agri-| not “got on with” his revolution. de-| smallest in ian “a 68 J t Oe tee te opening session of the Western Tar- _ anc 1S c i s ’ : c never h; . 7 ; eee cs ; h S ome: ¢ yf « ; : 2 - ‘ ’ } ers ] mora y 1@ | * “Ks ‘ vet Le ad any trouble] nad n not much if any beyand the first « ' : | ‘ E ‘ | hanking groups in the city, expect a| Gee—but I'm glad to get my feet RRS ee RE i a Z oo i aaa aad ; culture representative are charged | spite strenuous efforts to bring about | finest and, be {t said, the most disap- | iff Congress here today, declared | : . on something that doesn’t rock like hs OF proving (nis, te ali real) the new year. ) big changes in the country’s condi-, pointed at the failur : “the obvious necessity for maintain- ee some time next week | . * | gunmen you could get not) y out Decision Purely Voluntary with directing the formation of co- 6 ' ' 78 CONG rn > failure of .ne revolu-| | , conference ! ' , | the razzie dazzle on Coney Island, ae - ae : | | he not “4 put “ : — ppt oe ' 7s ot! +} tion; to reduce the national debt; to, tion to move forward. This element|ing a proper measure of protection. looking to preilminary steps owarc ‘he remarked when the tug was fast O lim, and you seldom saw his gun. he decision of tne AMmMDaSS4Qa0P tO operative associations among 1e f : . Yr , ; : , : as f: . find outlets for the appalhngly large | Consists of idealists who helpe : , 3 ao reorganization of the railway com- | on our lee quarter and he had step- Off Sandy Hook. retire is understood nere to be purely wheat growers similar to those which population which pat conte ind | solini to power teenie ny d atin to American industry and produc = ; . . iin Eee orm . ‘ re Se ; icin: adil Mies pe ” . . Iw AV i , ’ 3, le Vast- ustrial ie Le pany to take at out of the hands | ped on board. “Get No. Wi) hatches Mr. R. SLave d about ati hour. ad “ voluntary ; Hie had told } re side nt ha ve been operated successfully inexorably anda to “prussianize”’ his ness of their inexperience they he ' tion in the face of chadtic. ind ; -eceiver There is n OW | : , cussing matters an ‘ices wi e | Hlard 4 ie finanel: strain im- rahe : . ; : is ahinonep hil ge * gee | OCS ARR eS Hee yet atlgawen ld : % a vilig cog ae aire: ee ee prot ] : il hi among the cotton planters and to | fellow countrymen. lieved he would by some magic proc- conditions following the war hag uh- iAarn ¢t , Je 2 , ; ol Man. ¢ : , 1 aline once Vv > ef: © resse¢ iis * . - « ” j , . : under consideyation any definite | champagne up. Guess the boy’s will me ind then left us, taking , posed by the office and expre : | Mussolini can talk of his revolu-| ©8% 80 profound]y change the- old questionably brought us nearer to a ; plan of reorganization. | enioy a drink with hima few cases of champagne desire to be relieved. If Mr Harding bacco growers of the South, the | tion of Fascismo's faith in a bigger | regime that the ne Ww Fi scisti St ate national solidarity on this issue.” ' . - " 7 . ‘ « Fo or sn Pp , ‘ . . . — P . cs c i is c - | . ‘ . : i) J rrit ‘ { , } went back to bondon at the request ) ‘least 300,000 of whom are a rmed| disappaintment is increased and “My greeting and sincerest good 4 aan ie SON . ‘ _ 22 | ~ és ‘en cao ‘ sT} . 7 — — op eras if ra 4 ‘aaolid 4 put ? > . ‘onte ‘ cS TM 4 Ait i piney “ i . I be taken for calling a conference) .... go over the side under $50,|°°Uld see about a dozen schooners of President Coolidge, but on the un- | contemplates at on organization | ong haye military training, ‘in order| ‘Urns into rage when they see the| Wishes to the Western Tariff Assoq ; 3 of various bankers interested. | Sate hae and another steamer wel] inside of derstanding that he would stay in of these co-operatiy e associations to leave free the glorious regular | horde of false Fascisti of selfish of | clation at the opening of its confer- oe tow vy Sririoure , “torrliav ‘ “a: “Oj re ' 1’ ) ’ a’ an {fj > miv ¢ «}) P } le. . ; : , > P . ’ 3 Financiers interviewed yesterday | This is one of the two men who us. We wondered why we didn't g ee ee 1 funds which will enable them to| army to specialize for the defense | dishonest new adherents, pour into|ence. I have been much pleased to “4 aaa = z ) Z llow wire 11? hea sie rye} i AaATrTVe I “ if mh FiiS ; '* ¢ , re " ; | are'not sanguine that “there W po be | had follewed him into the cabin. into sh ysig Ww water, but the skippe What Harve y inte 0% to « l matket the wheat crop ta.en nln! of Italy abroad, as he put it at a | the party ranks. These are the men learn of the fine prospect for a rep- of q an immediate reorganization. They | I must describe these two men. a; wasn't taking any « hances and jit | return to the United States as not ) “— baa . : ‘recent Fascisti Council Conference} who May try to get rid of Mussolini resentative gathering and the help- any ‘ulties } 1 “ ay ) . } rreant ley f PrSi7a al ; ee Sclios i i ugh T Tc is y ianner Wi eC Vv © , ; ; ‘ ’ y gee many difficulties in the way,|:, 4, to them that I owe most of |‘@OK 4 great deal of persuasion on) been disclosed. Thougl mere. is a . aaa - ctahaicesgs by the the can and does do all these; 44 put somebody else in hig stead. | ful consideration of the subjects that yg ; ‘ . > ; al- ew > . tT! ? ror 7 a z¢°*) YT) YT S| ; { TT} f @ Vi P - 1) "¢ tl , . ‘2 ‘ : ' ad i : tt ic ? eue apparently to the JU keying of my knowledge of rum running the part of Mr. as LO Bel him to *a) scant datsotergycsae 1} f YT Leu — me i rahe ra pie 7 things. But life in Italy remains! Of these three, only the first ele. may come before it. I wish it were a 1o7ns the various interests for advantage | Joth of them were on named to farther in. Kventually he did ro and that he will take cha ree of ¢ oolidge. Ss ne jtinerary of Meyer and his | the same. except that there is less | ment is ready for further adven- possible to accept the cordial invita- oa ; . ; ¢ ¢ } rer iy 14 1 F "« iad aerif? oe ~~ 1t' T) ty l¢@ re } -; tia i= dg ‘tV LZ LGU a») F - - i , : j ; : in the final settlement plan. help the skipper, especially on the) anchored in 14 feet of water «vith campaign for the presidentia] non party hs = not been . orked out to prosperity and more discontent—for | tures; it supplies the human ma- ition to be present at the conference, inte > 1¢e 112 f , > CO} h inati ‘obable that > wil : ay ut it was s&s , r . te > an ‘ | os . . H Disintegration Not Expec ted. overside trade. We expected to do! 120 feet of cable on th —— an- | ination, it is prob Lbie u e mn will - . we ree 2 si es at the White! he has not been able to redeem his) ue rial for attacks on non-Fascisti| which, to my regret, it is not. I wish { American de- i} it was said by nearly all the cuite a lot of this They were there! chor, seven miles southe: of Scot-| found working vigorously for the’: House that visits would be made to promises. | institutions and persons. They have | to extend to those who will be gath- 4 . . : . - . ‘ - , slig 2 : 4 ; _ : ; ” ’ Bars ‘ r% os . sa) : » £7 P . ~* ’ 4 ft ) h . * : | 3 in the city and St. Louis County, ath a a ih aii eae er , Beach. At night the lights to the sideration are John Hays Hammond, ESSINGTON SELECTED TA MAKE tion to its legical conclusion; above Revolution and the third; though em- | lems involved in the taréff question . that this mattered very much, but 5 id We | . ‘ —. ba ‘ . = y : . . , ' : } ’ ” 7 y "ga ; r cr ry ¢ . y lio a] » i or} je? e? ] 4 ) t : ; - ’ ' : ~ . riment is large, # Se tee Federal Court or the i: was better to keep it quist as long | °°Uth ard Of Navesink Light gave us| millionaire mining engineer,.whp 7 RACE AGAINST GOV. SMALL | 21! ts 1etabitants refuse to be prus-| v stenedl and anery. is too patriotic) 4p J) Ss seen . ® am Public Service Commission would as possible | a longing for the shore we w ere just completed his work as head of | sianized. They suffer Fascisti vio- | to want any more revolution. hecause | this time. > i= . r 4 eiiee ; “e — ? . : P ' ‘ . P f ; ding vat ' ry :Q > . ; , ‘oe 4 “4 " ction W ill be. Hi permit any breakin up of the sys- A New York Saloon Keeper lever allowed to put our foot on. he fact-finding coal gy mission, lence, though they disapprove; but !t sees too much armed human ma-_| Nearer National Solidarity, iE) tem which would do away with The elder of the two, a stout man The skippers and mates of other Frank A. Munsey, = : York peD- Process of Self-I ‘imination Adopted they never will become one of those! terial which would easily plunge the | “I think it can fairly be said t 3 Meeetransfer from one line to another! (> cout 60 owned at one time a/|*2!PS had a run ashore occasin lly, lisher; Charles B. Warren, former by Six Aspirants for the Re- herds like, for instance, the bulk of Country into anarchy. They hate! there has never been a period In our re and there | | es which would necessitate the pay- saloon in New York.’ The Eizhteenth but no one on our ship ever left her | AMbassador to Japan and ” member , _seaaerwasery Nomination. the German nation up to and | Mussolini's attacks on liberty and/|country’s history when 90 little of, n the entire : ; . ing of two fares between one POSE | . mandeant put him entirely out of the long dreary, five months w snent of the commission that worked out a By the Ass inated chiapas through the W orld War. only this love for a thing he says | sectional interest entered into the is! @ in the city and another point. hei ness The dispensing of soe | at anchor During the worst of the settlement of the Mexican recogni- | {TAICAGO, Oct. 3.—State Senator Mussolini's Million Men. | does not exist could overcome their consideration of this question. The . ; 2) E : — - . * 8~« sf . . : 4 4 : : : Son . _ , " “ +" " “ > Ped | , . . _» Th } . i « , rt ’ f \? y e ‘ s | ‘ ; ‘ e "a pe ring the Se a- 3) ‘ The View of one of the larger and cream sodas and nut sundaes did weather We nad Lo ste: half steed T10}) py? yb le Mi. and Henry P. Flete he - si a R " ‘ . R oo) on orn ae i Lae 24) vo , , » " o ‘ , es " > : . g ms 2 is > - ‘ : ; 4 : plish a ne W ithout the sort of supercargo for the big men | often for we eKs on end we neve r saw A nanges¢ Pity anes , man IT? the aw A d « 1s pote ntial ae public oe — characteristics of the }: ascisti them- but sure ly isolating M ussolini from | the face of chaotle industrial condt- wenn Sueueceee oeies eae : granting ofa new franchise by the wie put up the mone. for rum run- , a sou! rc ¥ anibassadors li} to hidiy, now held didates fo! (;,overnor. to oppose (;OV. selves: wid million boys and men in a themselves. from the very party he tions following the war has unqgues- Sees - ~ natant Steseceeeesebpegete " - a 4 eit le 7. > . : P ‘ . ia . 4 ht har "sa ah! r *} i] ’ . = sT? : »4 ) . : ae } lie: . | Seika : ‘ £ ‘ : : : ; 5 city. This authority, placed th ; é )-~- i\fer rTV ger fhe anti smal 8 [ ‘Ss ; : ; ' 2 ' ‘ : _— ‘ee on bout | through any of them,” he told me the n'’ward, and the Bermuda boats | ©? he anti-Small candidates, | At the start, instead of a million,| The third element, his best hench- | tisan politics; voicing opposition te P -" > mr? hise expires In about : . ; erties "er ‘ ;, . Thea ae] ' Yr) ens: * Mes} , . liar aw Sat £0 | j “" 4 uM fr ans - nbady ig |once passed so close one could § ulmost rhe selection of Senator Essington evento were about 25.000 or 30,009 /™men in earlier days, see Mussolini's revision of the present tariff act at ; 7 _ . - ‘ Ta) 13 . 4 . , = — ou , so si q ; ¢ . r : q 10° vé aig he ge ane ee i en He Wwas.a nati oe of Scotland Hut TOSS bis uit on board en! the mY). SOLDIERS HOMES TO RF OPENED Calne atte r AaqT) all-day Thié (aiNnZz of the e ascisti, but they were then - ho- tnoughts are not theirs and hold this time and organization of a per- ; ’ ti ‘est ions of doliars — , “ es . ’ , : es Sarg ae . — - as E . L i . Foul pe lit aa = h short life. ad migrated to America at a very Jne always ,desires the unobtainable, 10 FORMER SERVICE WOMEN se Rata ge af Ee Se mogeneous mass, devoted to their aloof from him more and more, si-| manent Western tariff association ay ry19¢ u i} ¥ 4 5 . Si ‘ ¥ . , ") : ha ] ricrir y é , } ‘ " ’ ’ { gates i he Was eK e : Pi ‘ . 1.3 “7 “4 ——- o ¢ e \ If oa adie — a Ss sSebeltned there early age and had lost his native pro- a nd my hone Ing for the peacy) Wis 1j ln t | > x , ie j & 4 : : : } Emust be a new franchise which will | nunciation entirely. His nasal articu-/V©ry Breat at times. : S ial Facilities to Be Provided f ce es ating ‘a 1g SreENE + ia land themselves to power This their once adored chief is playing. (ov. Parker a Protectionist. os P : . ; , tt for . ecia acilitie ‘ ec rovided for sentatives of the various candidate: ; , ca ) ) pffer iome guarantee of sufficient lation was, however, less pronounce } Shining Mark for Bootlegger =. I v na ' , 1 Pol W sentative ‘ es us f ‘ ; ‘ 4 ; | | sore im ie ‘ T ] f oO} li tic S zt man wW ho knew 4nd had See nN Mpoa>rs ho ind south passed 1 i] () iwh ; ys nee re ; { 1} ‘ ( 7 {¢ I ! \ ‘ ‘ or! if r of new adherents. youths and men coll iboration; today with the liber- ed The tariff question is rmore a Se : otal o | > gra ae much of New York and Chicago, the anchored rum runners so that WASHINGTON, Oct Former: Lieutenant-Governor John G. Ogles- drawn from all wredes of respect als and so-called democrats, tomor.- | portant than ever hefore in our his- Ma reorganization oOo ie coMm- duaredn be . elt : ] Streator, , The militia based on the ry accused of treachery ‘yn his country farmers and our farming nie,’ , nyc mer meq ae yd) ‘a WETS) 2 4 To) . . . 3 . + ones neton ‘ ‘ ‘ Coy ; i ’ - P Pa . > P ee * ; I amount of $50,690,009 preferred The second man was of an en- diis idea was of course to make us = “# : , ia ; Ee Reerar ee a nenOn c sacs 000 who marched on Rome and and attacked as a “Hun” during the end ewtlared himeelf in favor of a i 4 , : , , . ‘ ¢ 4 ’ : ‘ ~ " 7 " a ‘ ) , , ¢ , + | } »* criror 7 i) ' i] LIeéS bf Wotne ij a? » ¢ iecie (i paolrt Tit’ ‘ ‘ War Ee flock tr the amount of $16.3283,000, tirelv different t\ pe. lie Was ve rv a EY 1d rid! k } OO} Live le OLre x2 rs ' Police fe se | eheedid actin’ a Ce! were then called Fascist}, and noth- X’ Gt ' ; tariff that will protect the Ameri~- : 3 : f , a - noe. ' . fing) "Thy a \ . s rnuch or L-CLIRIOGUS seer ¥ it Se a © a. © bhisAe Tics . ow. | ifs 4 . { ; ° 7 — receivers certificates to the amdunt ignorant and Suspis }OuUs oT € very one Aid i al night | bie y Vere rilu )} ili a8 Anil SBR TO AN ep iee aa, ing more. They at once pre sented hs J, | riVil j | ie f " idvice ~ can producers. ~ e + of $4.200.000, a mill tax judgment of His use on board IT was never able. useful from. a seamans point of pane ’ ti ante sea aii : Au 4 intrigue, 1oOug 0 the gallery, the P lions f 3S) 000,000. The . at man over the cargo, t be easily seen in fog by vessels ma “ ‘Be. 9 , . Teeeen Sais = a lin 7 $41 then . i ig JO ‘s company didn't °j New York from the southeast. #24 women. Tuberculosis cases will Third Assistant Secretary of State famous “march,” Mussolini ordered great Fascisti Chief barters with | te “a eopgetncs — a ee — ; n stock outstanding, is i. f e ships c y : ing .ve rR sFOM) Uh testi nthe mc ' | | ) an e , -. ! -— . a = 9 - ous _— 5 see (na ‘ + : , ities ere Fe be accommodated at the Milwaukee Officially Designated them to their homes and proceeded neither man nor party ated that ne 6ONngaKg in pro- Wi- 96.000. drink too much. Mr. R. probably had |Jn fact I'm not sure that the Ber- ain? : aa 7 . ‘© disarm them an HOF party: ‘ducing from the soil necessary food >» 4 ies: Sieamntat situation of the! phim there because he would trust | muda boats didn't use us as a licht- | home and other cases at Danville, By the Ass 8 ed age at Poe “ a ange a Opa ae Ce But Mussolini, though he may / products, devoting their brain, time 3 . ' 1} ( () } a 2 1@ « nit P iis ’ c i Tii ié . : ‘*) - + See P . ' . , = at ym | Dnited Railways is this: no one. There may be honor among ship ' ih ae eee a #tnw Sesame fi eal enated Butler fent: they did not want to go back neta our i30 Pes paren nto labor! ana energy to thelr work, are @en- o s Receiver’s certificates to a tot al thieves. but I doubt if Mr IR He- 4 We used to joke about it and sar POcCiaring it WaS desiradie fo tind Department today aqesignate ut td ‘ » * j la ene tne and seek counsel of Giolitth, also has titled to a reasonable profit and a . : . ; : , ie ; ; = . ‘1 | i / i Lee ; ’ rCTIC . t } - ry ray» ; " Teicrh* ‘Tt ing =} ta T S af ‘et: ry tii {J }uU ri¢ urn {) je. . S } ai pets mn “7 : : . ; . : : ) dé . yf $4.200,060 authorized last week ieved there was any amone rum. we would send in a light bill to F.ur- hp | . “8 pie teo seg ae Panes) Wrignt, sae os e 7 } : “ip - ai needful to mobilize them and mold MAE CONESEENS 26 bee Pe comfortable living | believe with ; : ' : : ’ ) Worry ’ ‘ ‘) tor byt clé e © > X [tate 6% ’ j 4 »CrT i” ; bid ahah . ; ‘ . : " . ‘ . ; 2 ¥ , by | nited States Dist rict Judge runners or bootleggers. ness Withy and the toy il Ala VW - ( T A rrié ; WT) nign i il I #7) snopes 1 liit sé aah mee a oi apes ‘ato some gort of discipline tive element hHiis abolition of de ath ) ali my soul that the American man . Sa 2 : pers / j cae phe ;' ee ee Nttle tér the homes, the announcement on his arrival at New York Friday | *™ ; duties, his increase of war pensions, | . es arys, 0 take up certificates of a However. he appeared to neip were prone to jJoKe abou any ttti ; ; rt get Sie é Wright will rep This time they were called by the *) on equal terms can work with “nye | \\ : ~Rimnilas amou! : which become due Jac k and when he found out that matter Aas if WHS hard A yx om SO nN € - Sait) ri ‘ 1?) { ’ eee ri LTiisS orl fit’ Ma Jre@tanhiia Ar 3 | 2 more dignifled name of Nia | OT 1] Mi- his revocation of State control over one but he cannot possibly compete | . > - c a ve > = : . : , : rine lar nm the disa hilit el j re "BP . @qT ore id mt (* lis re Se « retary ' “= o . Poe 7“ , ; Pe ; ° : : > : p Festerda, In a reorganization we were just “a ship's company of de- times to ] ee) from heing «de pi OSe dq sti ica ' j - ssrA} Liity La 1 TT re reser j * eiqeyry {) Ke , ; ‘ tis Rv the end of July. 1923 they landlords, his pr uning of the Fight with those nationa who wear nene- ; ’ eka me , leas ‘ . 1] — wae ceived at the ‘eterans’ ‘an au on avis. an former countryman O AQ) Se cal 2 ' . ‘ “ove } : a these certificates undoubtedly w ould eent British seamen. he lost most of especially when the weatie: Was a . :, Mi . eg ks re : Haag 4 , wh wi be at the pier nurnmbered not 56.000 but 500,000 Hour act, prove this tically no clothes, whose wants are. % » Mave to be paid in cash. They are his suspicions and becam« quite lke} very bad Our lights were aiso a; Uae {7 oe eee tee Se . ; Brit- | men if Mussolini manages te ebeerd | very limited, whose only hopes #re . 7 catia ‘ ’ : } 17 154 4" ’ vy (yvili¢ Lee] ci. i . i? ePera©ry { the orgie rit- ‘ ‘ ig } ; 4 J » 4 : : . Rl to run for i period of three years a human being The crew were godsend te the mans rom inning iHou to Wome Vi uid iN AG Phe itinerar: 0 rie “4 P Hated as VIussolini’s Pets. his dictatorship into the conserva | for an existence and who have fow ; i . > Ps ss . diye : Yeeiny fey retitzur rr) we _ _s ned - rernis “4 for ‘ monn 0 ‘ ; . = “ ~» a j r at 6 per cent interest, with the prsv- mainly Scot h and I think his niotn- schooners getting back to their an- —- tutions where syed h ee sro eSy : a : ve wi Their task, according to Musso- tive elements of Counts sad Cnam- ideals be | ‘ | . al or of -] ( re «ff rial bye me .| ( T AVe i rin All ric ti di ‘ fa ‘ ‘ : P ‘oe af 4 . s , — ¥ p Mee to the receiver to call them at er tongue was pleasing to his ear horage at night after having: be@n § 4%@' h , sacs 8 provided. travel in North Ame | wee oi th lini's own statement, is ‘‘to bea big ber, he will have achieved, almost Estimate of Farmers ‘a , ; . ‘) CAs : ; ; bamiene — corey 9 Be ‘ ? lit. tava hi Year , ig oe rt r} ; ie , } £ ¢ f 4 . z the end of a} y six months period a —- aaid to me Sav' that fat forced to beat off shore in the weste Duy ‘ 1! ‘ atig : OT , GQiSAaAvillitys apa — over i mee" a 5° eh ee political police; to rende} Im possi- singlehanded, cA formidable task, for as a my mind, the most valuable kc . . The) Wes pure hased bs A syndicate ru) talks ‘st like me mothe: erly rales CiATNS. It vas disclosed that “but 4 I'nited States and Canada requen' ble all disturbance of public peace, he will have made Fascismo, n possessions of America today are her umber of , yr P Which includes the Guaranty Trust nater.”’ | One might think it was ‘’oolish to| per cent of the women enlisted in’ public meetings W il be, in seed all acta of or attempts at sedition ispite of its flagrant illiberalism, a agriculturaliste, the ~ jority of : 3 ©o. of New York. First National Co. The “fat euy” referred 20 was on draw attention to ourselves by ex- the war presented ad sability claims, | case S, under the auspices of Wels | lagrainst the Fascisti Government, and legal and constitutional thing, graft- whom are law -abiding, Goa- feari . ; af e. Louis. William RF. Compton | ., the firemen who hailed from! hibiting these powerful Hzhts put: whereas more than 13 per cent of. societies and associations they must be trained in the arts of | ing it into the very fiber of political citizens and in , rked * contrat yee : . mo. of- St. Louis, Mercantile Trust Dumfries. I told him this, and asked we had nothing to fear. -Few revee) * en did so.’ -~ war so as to supply contingents tO and social life, where it will form a | . we * imfries. I 1 nis. | ! : ie ce | ) my if needed | the congested, mohey-mad ‘popula- . of St Louis. Mississipp! \ alley him f his mother eame from ‘here nue cutters Care near us, and wher ; . LA LOTMEN Sai0g (nat i searcen NORS TO MEET OCT 20 the reguiar army 3 nee ea. notable landmark in his country s tion of many of our ‘ ' , : eee st CO. of St. Louis, Francis Bro. )«uye.cs" he replied, “somewhere like they did they could do nothing We, ° 276,.00°% disallowed disability GOVER . The regular army hates them with | nolitical development and will grad-| ~ ,, s | st 4 “ i ‘ ¢’- ‘s } i I ; . . ; 4 “dis ] , “ te hecause the r ' My experience aa food adminis-— ' Co. of St. Louis, and Mercantile that She's dead.” I could get him: were outside the three-mil? lim! iaimms 1s Te sary 10 discover the ;a most coraia agen ually attract to itself some of the | trator for Louisiana duri Trus: and Deposit Co. of Baltimore. ,,. gay no more 26% cases of ex-service women of Invitations Sent From White House’ »,y {js higher; because they say more democratic elements. Then | tall : + ng the . Oo say né , : . i tte ales ; e he | ; } | war especia 4 The; were take 1 at 94.76 per cent. ] asked } ick about hin Ores al ad ({op* je tit 19°23 Th ‘ , Pulitzer vh f [ ere if Geiinite record to stat 2 ace ulives, faken ho oath : f ayia oe oo the dross, the adventurers, will fall | period a eee os an ‘sienna "e ‘ . . — weal: , $ re . — ’ ' Leam'a’re » | PS rat > ‘+ P P ‘ us ’ 7) Ss ; LU , : oe Underlying Bond. Next. he replied: ‘‘Well, he’s in the gam: Publishing “o.. the Press Publish- : ) ihe King, because they ar eter away, leaving the Dictatom Mussolini | es a 3 oe ~~ tr SHING TON. Oct InVita- | pestorian Guard, the pets of Fascis- | . order to save food, convinces — e Y Underlying bonds to the amount |, nd 1 guess this is a pretty good ing Co. and Manchester Guar«iar ‘WE'RE SONG Th RE A REPUBI ik ’ “ASH cg, |r PetOrIaN S28 ; oa one of the outstanding figures of & an is | , ny ' tions were sent out from the White|.., ana give themselves airs. Timid that but for the production of cane his country’s history ‘But will Mussolini have time?! = » OF $4 1a , . llc * ‘ ‘ , oO ¥ { ; : 00 000, which come next after place to keep aw: i’ from th bulls ) nite Srutes m¢( ANAGA = . , , / -— os . | : ? : | C T S Y tee today to the Governors-of thé | ,oreon mar they will be a terrible sugar in Louisia 5 the ereiver’'s ce rtiieates These in- Rui lls | suppose, means sicemen (TO Bk « ONTINU ED. ) KEMA Is OUOTED AS A ING Hous pat > to ; diag persons feat « na agi of beet vuger : ; | . econ aay ret it res aa tle ace if anything ‘ + mm de $1640 000 of Cans Avenue and : 48 States for a conference with I - menace hook Hance won Bs Lis on i¢ Will he escape the probabie conse- | in , ee of Western States, we ; ’ | . , : , ‘ LAg , "th + iaciss iAW “ . ly en Oo NApUBBOMN ; / " ‘ Pairgrounds Railway 6 per cent . ; Vienna Paper Sarvs Turkish Nation- ids Cooldge Orn ov tf aeeee hould happ - ‘ quences of his assaulta on liberty antes have gone without this tal 8 bond pe hin: ITF Nominees for Uatnes Scat. é enforcemert. particularly as applied ian unexpected political crisis de- pe SS; $986.000 Compton Heights, Se : ne ote sui alimt Leader Favors Ancora san " its ' ‘i ~e} The the political or fanatical assassin? t gaeghed : i > a ay 5 e ASEOCIA'S I ta meahihitter immigration ind anti prived him of his dictatorship. 1¢ . Eeatent of Begar Indastry. Pai : on Depot, Merchants’ Terminal | ee. " a for Capital, 2 5 ani a By hy are too ap- Will he escape the extremists of his. a Pian | e | Raitro ad 6 E i $1 R I f Realt Men’ Vote on area ial 3 dag ; f t of narcouc statutes poaitnGtian OF. Anse wn who have a leaning toward this. We must remember that this ie et: ae pent . . >» per cen OnaGs, ANG 3},- esuit © Carty aS © : bcd ; a PC ORs e dean Pe 5 , ; ow > Nav ‘oat es y ae 6 974,.000 Lindell Railways 8 per cent Deliiinieen Question Announced Doyle, Democrat, and L. J. Rodne 9 "aa a eee en ——e pS paren" ps pple splaining. ver, the kind of violence dustry gives employment to thov= — } ae eas bite i he ee, ee | ; 4 3 es ‘Pi met , +1 , - ae = 4 ' ; rp For the moment, owe? ye sands ; | Pr a sigist iE é bonds All these defaulted Monday A postcard referendum conducted Republican, wi ppose Cacis * " ea COpYrigs aie f Gen. Woods Foes Win Seat, ‘Nitta do not worry about politics: It is impossible to answer these ds of people and millions of dole Ais : —s Be Sa ‘ oa hen Judge Faris refused to renew hw the Real Estate Exchange among candidates for Congress fro tine VIERN. 7ck, 4 rhe Neue Freie By the Associated / ress seanssrees to be heaped for the sake of questions. But in Italy, the land of | lars of capital, a large part of a | d ahaa st; rg — F > or eestge . hlish ' inter 7 i? } : . . ” i areas annos- 4 Ti¢ x a , e Pree S ‘ep "3 ; Them. ‘ts members has resulted in a vote... OC ARIE aE SN ied Pl a ne we , ut HM ‘ “4 n vis “ MANILA, Of 5 I ‘ | ppos- | Italy, that they never will. The seec- | political surprises, the wunexpectod in expended in the purchase of oi: { : H hs The | Andell and (“ase Avenue of 175 to 67 in favor of the plaza on result of primar veeterda to Musta ph Kemal at \nigora iM ling the administration of Gove bger of . lement is leas devoted to the thing always does happen. Perhaps hanes he mg Tennessee, ” oa ee a 2 —o . . Son : ’ . . | 7 & ; ne \' } ' *)} * Watiomn lj | j a cde ae ; | ‘ 4 ss «} rea. rie f ne oinmi 7} , :* » achinery. “ i ra d a ebonds belong to the North American Twelfth boulevard for the news, ime party representatives to con a aim SeRgcer aa Ceneral Wood had gain do v Dictator: it consistea of those who Mussolini's dictatorship will survive jan Iino on™ nieck. ee Fie Ket Uh ype ; S?.. Which underwrete them two Courthouse, a $4,000,000° bond issue yocs gor ; @ eeat of the late John R “We are going to be a republic, today with the conceded year of —- Seaciame not because they long enough for the Italian people rom Pennsylvania and other 4 *, he8 as ; ; . . ’ ee eet ; > se ‘4 ‘ eke ae . mts a é : ‘ yn oon one . +) > rh, jojyne Je es . ‘ . 4 “4 . er aie ’ a ayeers a Ree which, itis under- projec Raine} Doyle led Edward A otie sh + Ee ee eee tee SON ba gO > ) ae hel eyed it was going tim turn lialy ‘to acqulre 8 minimum of political and of wagons, carts and farm. : : " : v i Gers , . . * csTV Sb lyie a " i ert \noors fing rif es eee ' + nor Wito Wat - , . : pu hased from over ¥ fe es eee ee rine & #, d, Will insist upon payment in Printed matter stating the advan-'derman, his nearest opponent, bs a eet raronsé —— mean | yime | i 7 Q n. politi- into an earthly paradise but for the education And that way lies Re- be Went ' d he: | rte, ee wie oh 5s zat 4 sianspees ash j ; ws ‘ a . .* ' ‘ ? rs ; " . . i Be ; _- tages of the plaza site ana the a jT¢ majorii qt bus 404 : — 7 eal | i | ; Mit aces , ROS a a ad one f the 4 ‘ @ eran eit its ‘ he! porn : ei tiiial . - . . i, eae Continued on Page 20. ' “ ith the postca rd ha llot * pub vic si 7} 1} os Ti i ; i’ ; ; f ile 3 ee i it ’ : sil eae ee S if ra ee p ; a Tees we ee, Sidhe ee a . p — 4 : 2S ei ee Fa “7 aioe oe ae aN ee eee _— eas + Serer abe - # ——— = 7 ve 4 i . ee % © "a shi, ” . ee trig 7 ¥ we opie are

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3%. 192%, The ESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1923. me +* ayers ot 18 _ST. LOUIS POST-DISP. \ TC H, WE DN os ~~ so Se - a Eee ll ee eee ee = Pa * -_ . a me ~~ er ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH OKLAHOMA CAN’T SECEDE. Pounded by JOSEPH PUL ITAL special election y* sterday, no Bec, 12, 1815 A pitched battle er dere@ Saturday, u\Tiehe Walton wisely reconst vy . + —" . : r . lLawet 1. ry thea ’ ished by the Pulitzer Publishing his unwise int (ion to prevelr jection > on Le ; ; ' ; * ‘oc 4 - >} re Com ny, iweifth Bowevare armed lore: The 0 ‘no! oO De aure, coaracts issed, and o@ U and Oli election” and even more guccessful, due f C UL er ———__—— declares 1 be n ind id] . iNegaliy The great , THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- led | that person: ‘udgment. ho visitors, planned and carried out with a lavish er esas Beet |S) Sa ee a, pun tit , -% * Post- Vacational he rOR™M. “a : — eri, aninion i ’ nAditnre sf time. ioney and effort, wil amply ~~ hase’ “* , ' “Say EP ' ‘ ; : ‘ a “rene @F holla y¥ ; take , wi ris | af , ’ a” a 7 ! : Te rns resolve i aiWwa 1. Ti} I know that my retirement de —s Pe di the Attorn: reral of a. repay the devotion and patience of all concerned. _ back, I «i = ) make no difference in its cardinal , aes it that th 7 When J go DackK. : say, te r Pay ‘ties * ier tn t Waa no it that the r - ame princtples, fhat it will alwars fighe ' iif . vali . . as races had to de . Sef A : ; . I ahaii bee eeclulous: Her SF — A 7 vthin ha? . eee ; My ee * . a . ’ for progress and reform, never tol- posi ponea ca’ a nat man could do had : . . ed J Ate a ) : e The rigors of my daily tag erate Injustice or corruption, alwars been done to mpiete the Dians . n° wi 5. er ; Nor in ‘ne sun of dal fight demagogucs of all parties. has heen an unusual one. and & never belong to any party. always oppose privileged clasers and prblic plundercrs, never lack sympathy with the poor, alware remain de- 1 na af he maiorit f tha ; -abee Fs he international balloon race. when five lives were voted to the public welfare, never he ——— ” ° ~ ) - the nennle lort pected bad weather. more than Satisfied with merely printing news, : . led the poptponement of the st. I Fasut O the great ameliorat -, . “~* - ~\» : : . sa bare ‘ ’ ’ a4 ‘ Li ; ; ’ ‘71 Li i =f 11) , . > always he drasticaily independent: is : yer - oe . , vie , e es ee - i I could get enough vaca never he afraid to attack wrong. ot “satety first’? must be the first * em fe ok a S wht whether by predatory piutocracy or he reey f thy {fon will be upot -} 0 ri } ; . the time the world predatory poverty . : “7 né > . ? ’ : 1) now toa farr } newsmipers will Tha here us, determined opposit! ' un ors oO 0 tavorabdie weather and ) Nha 5 JOSEPH PULITZER. Rit 4 ie ‘ ws : cige..e Trans ‘% _? _ > ° 27 5 erg : . Bete ‘ seaaea - ; i ‘ Dro Ty Wa" «- ——- e “ a mn x) : ' , , ‘ e iis ' Sa ’ April 10, 1907. ae WSOVOraG anbem ethane , si — a wn ee oD ‘ 4 sormal inte | denced in the news iron | ym se Pop : ” on tiptoe with enthusiasm taal | om th ; o nat en oP THE POSTPONED AIR RACES. , Beginning tomorrow, and continuing Friday and the postponed air races will be carried original schedule. Nothing will be elay will tend to make the events ‘oO extended preparation. spectacie promised St. Louts and her FS NEA sont raat ton | TV nigy Rebels. a Viklahoma held a rs onn a2 Het ie A oc treht freee aks eee nay de ua * Cae: Bide ote cd raod way eee Fe re i . (op Stuer ieee Rar eRes oP Sr . ee s —_ 1s i , . Li eh eo, But the season rith a new fteld, un ges 1en0" 2 tr of ft. Louta § ™ , - Pe; ‘ ™ - , : - : 2 J ’ - . ; - . ac ; a. ~ ¢- ‘ rr ‘ e « ~ 5 4 ‘ “Before me. a No » Det ite 4 ff tj Py ‘ : : pRe . ' AJOUISANS [oO See that those Citi ; ; , : ee. ‘ ; Po so ul we “Ag Sse or - fond q , t's . e- 2 Tr : Pais Gs i UT orphag Yr bak : o + \. - - on¢ . ~~ F eer: in Lor ne people of . ; . * & the ‘ e « & : om 7 ‘32 " . za ” = VPney ii puDdiie “wTiliINnes r to show that they approve the action : , ‘me ; ‘ management Whether the air Whats a (rasse { ~# preparation or not. St. ter of aviation in the United States ’ expressic posaibili- te Sate ee 7 . ! ' a | P Uh wee : | ; “ + SZ ton.te . bir ri UMLiaATrie prestige, profit great 7 . dc ‘Dd + = > ne 1a WwW rx. nad the vartoua “ .* ? + 4 ™ . , % ; a ‘ ey x om » + & ) 4 4 . oe if em : é- _? , ike . ‘ : 4 . . ' , ? . = : - ata : ; . ? yaa , . a — . : 3 . a : . a , a ROA) ¢ not be disa ppotnted on . - ee ~ ae fo ° : ’ . o , ' ‘ i e OT 7 : 2¢ : an 2 > ‘rr 4 ig c ; »f 2 Dprectation of their ee: 1o “ bite spleen as wv—t \RETS f the ewnership, mar Mm. th nd an ina sement of ie Kian 8 Hideous practic : | 2 Ee : 7 ote. of the aforema . TOLERANCE IN EDUCATION. Sate se - * eae | a pon the scythe s Worn e@@ = leaders of the Disciples of Christ ¢ hurch in Louisvill4 uncomp promis- ble as “infallible and preachers, missionaries and church ‘ombat “the destructive skepticism name of so-called 1}@ races efforts 7 7 Ae gizmag wie : hict 0 operates chiefly in 6) va be : : ‘a « - . > = hah’ hal ¢) ‘ 4ha aa ¥ in ne ‘ i t Secretary A. : : hi cy Y e' : nVvis ' . noved ft Fdittor of Edit or’ Ra | Page. RX aa bake ™ 2 ‘ Managing Editor. | K. ; go% aS S25 oa . ae 2s: ee OS . i$ 4 acl . ; | ; =o oe a must first secede from t! : Wed asOTL, We are sure, will not be criticised uty o ..* | ri Trt. j A aig htened fre Burbach ae — ae se ~ — , ’ “ q the; 2. That the : rot fc e tha e people c | ( ww the evolutionists. Least of all will the : Re Pe SEI | , q theig »s an ~* ‘ , of ° , ”” . “a : Tx a ~ Tomeph Pu art Pty , > J : 3 | _— Core a ‘ . ae te we 2 4 ne vy spring to tim Raiph Pu itser ¥ the Estat New Yor! oO! re née KIAN S outrage 0 leaty ' ' Pa 16 Opposite faith attempt to suppress : . : Herbert Pulitzer f Jo Ewralnttanies ) ‘Se Se . . : . 7 mi | é | ated is a fe j ~s “ 4 . . . ” .. em: Joseoh Puiltzer : i . : hss i . ka ; . . nists asx nothing b it te R A ae * , . 2 “> é : .. . : Ler oe Ont mute Se - ig A "> itzer rs ba rl s at : and , . : a 7, : mit) ; y : : &vyan veiists 9a 7 : ’ : “rederica "ull izer Jer : a “a: ' : pA OLS Aj : , ad “ 7 - Herbert Pulitzer : . an intolerable condition. heory, which the *“’” ' BOVEY OW edcucationa! . ; aa % R That the known bo®@ihe or . ae > = ian ig 3 ; ‘ alin oe 4. a ¢ = ee ' t . S ow | — the @nd other security hoidets owr passing of a Governor will Ai we BOSE ISt very man is entitled te | - ’ ty ; _ Whatever : oa Bo iy RM bs Sot ee Te ey ‘s ‘ag I ee a a MAPA RA Le PRE AR Ae EPI STEINER Bay HE ES OTR GN eR a } —— : it] hin 5 eh f . —- © . ' P aes . ' ‘27 - -_ . ana ‘ ‘ iat ; , 4 , . . ’ ’ ; ; nappens i, ' SE ede: oe: 5 ‘ 4 - sae ae’/ a at iv } ) Ss «4 ’ . e; ~~ “S 1 A ; i} 74 ‘ ; »~ ‘ : : + : : ; 3 ths +. — 5 - : . j ™ RX iAT ne one = 4 obliga: Manin Raioh Pulitzer Herbert Pulitzer | In commection with re ‘se due $460,000 on a fa ad from Raiph ,; jf Puliteger, Joseph Pu ni J The then Trusta®e o } r Tr | the compass of the people under the w' ple If they “es eteaie (orvernment & Bee Mm 2 ‘}, 1 a ia* ue Di [ Tignats rHE MIRACLE ++ — e Sana who sa OF THE SKIES et. ZP 1 emerge out of +h; ST. LOUTS. mii the early morning darkness, speeding di- =sa=eo . : : a . “te se : ef , pa vis he first on Hand a minute, lights eae PI acento ana 4 ARTHUR WALLACE FE ROMANTIC eas AA ei Aen oe Ff —- comeee | * *» a AT if a | have two decks z ormmpa ny as ‘rustes ‘ - . , 7 - _ . : “ae 2 in for - ‘elation. the name o : t wor 0 ' a i a “ ; . = . — a4 ‘ c mi ms ¢ Mss iCai i * Mee¢s@n ver ' a ; x : ae nae i | y, ; a . : : . ; Rr ; :] - fitted VW ith Up = bh i. ~- i ~~ ae on .s ye A GA NR et AM EN AO A enah . euch - . « wa’ ‘- _ re 5 eran n LA . : ' = : Ne —_— ; . oe ARES a i . S mii m6 {iil i it : Sec an * «wieé 4 , ea , ; L 8 .60 ¥ ‘si x % Ex nan ize. “4mm orac ng e yan . tha raca and . = ~ « mam Since TRICKULENT Heimiar €N. J. @ 2. 43 by : ay | ; : * numerous — — THE The MIRROR @ han a JUST A MINUTE a barartoatior, eis or, ihat.ie our names > ieee | — met nd other airmen and la rned th ril of negative prediction | Reg , 7 B 2 AD se | PU IBLIC OPINI ¢) Paloving and ape is om That the average number of °*'* *¢¢°¢ Zreat) me CuStmore, especially Reality itsel nes nia a age of - RE, | a f, for: any FeRee ae copies of each — of this publica- : PR gta resale f WHE @ science, hi . the imagination erry ¢] rHE, OLD WORLD : | The column is designed to. reproduce SA ae 28 : ny | dad tion sold or distributed through the i og PORE . é , sardinng .. neing @ fais 1i@ as the romance -RDAM.+—It wag on ¢ bias the latest comment by the leading i « 1? ae mails or otherwise, to paid subscrib- a ee oo ats 4 . : Ts | : fe that we first rode upen a Buropea: Lil ho} reaines#, as the Dutch have, and “™©Wspapers and periodicals on the que ers during the six months preceding ‘**’’ aus r understanding of wine ih :perior k onlyaf enial possessions to maintain | the day. the date shown above is res such an event. It is incidental that business wh: > rob | od share of the thr] o an Americ Pullman 7 estly by wary offee and spices, you # 223,359 ee ee ee RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION. one of whose principal A. fe TF? OLN el y b : ~h* a” 1i@ Kansas City Star. ee: | phe President Mornit on and. Swern — ana gu her >! : ‘mr? ~ z . J ‘ - : : ' } . : : ’ ’ ATO 'O noncom mitra) y +h fav of Ortober. 23 : = — ne ' | em L ah , =f | ioe ACR | MIMsttali oi Lie subject, | » . ‘ ; i . t . . . -_ ¥Y ii dation is not ADOLPH EF. sCHMT | My commission expires Mare l, 1925 President's attitude may meal | . : I and i" h night h ~} sus fn iTdhoc of | nm travel ° — a: all ai P the ee. ore 4 wures gre so r om nay mean the merging of a2 Service ts what rou pay & LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. “!!!: ‘* breaks out and will have tts way on these without warnis . hee oe ee ip tapenrensip eho lependent lines into the 1 ; vied See ee hus : } rnin ' ! ar ims @ | 11747) : - :) : oI ; ; , . arn. : ee .s i : ‘ » 4 , = ': . : ’ : . . — = ve . . ' wy rT” Set eome }e , . ; ; ; . ha Z ; i » * it ‘ j ‘ . i Z °F 4 : 4 ‘ - } . _ : : 5 , . . ,a roe iaAs Hee i; : . ° . ae P 3 4 thank you for the assistance you have se ae ' Ou Ht sound , Y AiG . | au nh made a convert to the rire i furniture te given me itn sending Frances Marik ¢t ae | Z feet " ee 801 wile nese, russ + ir way t Berlin eutite ' : “at Of srouping all the faa ’ Bear in mind the House me last night, as I-surely have t: , — = iS tar as St. Louis narvelou : vn 1 nsterdam, and a ! 1 a a = ©Ountry into a very few great systema, And call up Belmar 3 many different nie@eans to i ADYSeSA, . ‘ : as il . | ro" Q".?TrTaan ; : ." ia ; , . , A ’ POTN Let nw >t. Mie na : ; ao‘ ; ; >/ usiness. -¢ " oar ‘ aes , 5 tine ‘aid ‘ ee " a : : ~ Te . " . = . " or re i ates . . : : AtLAUTT. ie fae tor of compet Poat - Dispat I rnoem AT a cs 5 a Pr na : : : ,* . ie iA | / ho Be ~ : m i i 2 4 = P > . . ~- ™ ‘ , : ; : - ~ : . a : r tie Te upon to gir them real ser atte ei TI : ~ Tiere MRS. A. IARI nar visitor rou t > night “t ¥: nateed = tO Se - > /OTT That wit 7 in —e : bs , yu ttled us. We era > Seaton werent af Agee T? a a trustees ho - , ~ te Vays Wins where +. ey PR fe ee peer wr gens —— Te oo or ; ” Ree Bboy ies, es mee Fat en ‘a tho ~—— ih # ‘ . 7 7 ; : : i aa i\s aa ; Pe : ait ‘ ] sd G I > . _ — > = Mr 4 errr ”~-¢ if ‘ “ - the > 1 ie * . . . peering 1tinua 7 vbou lat whe ha nm our way ‘ depend on brief radio paragraphs knowledge of what the world ashore The little details that the bulletin must o often the most interesting portions of 4 f we * nee Which differentiata re, besides his own ar ifs WA! [ Geek things coo : e™ WN CiVilL ZATIO: rom minus one gun, a ert | neinding golf Mr. Anttwine save that after ana warn all crook the | SY ‘ iwhking them over he imagines weil ecratch wie i tr thet: . ' a » ; . . . van? neaaca They are 3 +, natured ome of the critics, wt)! ; : 2 2 . P DY but Socrates eave bh sure a TW @ jeweler ane Ws ‘ - . hat te a Tht haractertatie ae tn ati¥e to take care of ‘Auge there are so few of the mm @@Mmpelio! «6 lay dow: ‘ a rou Wil ob , ' > . lay coward, I qutt t itters . ee ae eee Rm And iittie thinks that, seeing wm at | | a difference what your commercial capacity | = eet my fancy free! cae sane ARTHUR WALLACE BEACH. dent in a great those of Greek and Re (patch. A well-written story of some earthquake, “a any oy Ves Oe Beyond the gate the dragon Iles ' i earthquak far more Ry Heracles win : rivis babi b 5 Pees ved, of lines giving the | And nymphs who pointed out his way and injured and Look on tn startled mood. ae stroyed. lark Tony shouts And leaves hie harren tree, ™—_ es le a Ve @ to quit “e * et tee at —- ~ Sarr sen exp) a ney '?

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WE DNESD. LY, Bogen 3.16 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-[ “DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee _——— - — nse — a aes - -_-—-+ +-=-- ——* 3 = TO MA =. | ee : eos e Conning, » saithihesmasagal VEILED PROPHET ° PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH" sovovens wrote fu oareras’ MARLOWE DRAGS OUT omnes tan, |, Semme Merumante & s lexibility. In her performance las' Arrived | ee , ee oes rae il ! { jMagut, Mies Marlowe “was addicte Southampton, Oct. 1, Bergenaria, “Se a Two fowans Scratched on Wet Con- J only to loud sounds and hissing ones del “Sinai O wer ee % ; crete Prophecies of Their Fate [lt was the most elocutionary per-|~ Trieste ‘Be yt. 26, Martha Wash- ne BP im World War. formance which we can remember gt ape Bs: abe ; } me Be g ington. New York. ; ae Be . ce oe by the Associated Press, ind it Was vocalizing for ita own : . oned “ae ag . = oe . . «4 8 ’ _ ; : ; ; ~ ” ; '#-. , Post- Vacational Thought... ‘she DES MOINES la., Oct. 3.—A mone Southampton, Oct. 2, Orbita, New “ant. i ay’ " hia) % & Lr gs te st j i . ~ “ > | ] ’ mr {) caw ~ rz) 2 3. 0 . ‘ + . ° 2 " ; York ror Hiamburg. Pyrhene’er a holide. : a # (Pretty Scene at Dinner and|Proposed Change Would Permit; ment ip honor of two lowans killed | Criticised’ for “Caressing It Be-| oir ane Gia the rolling tones.| Rptterdam, Oct. 2, Veendant, New vs cats : o™ Ss : I in the World W whic] } ey Cel. | totterdam, mM. 2, ndant, Ne PA stern Peev! “o . j pate : noted hich will bea Lhe sibilant ones or the pauses hay: York / When I go back. “uy, rol a P . Dance at the St. Louis (Creation of New Standing inscriptions written by the men '! \ ond End ULANncCe ’"anme‘*| did any particular relation to the text ‘ , . a baa] sa — ; S : m ra “ . i} , selves befor , t] ‘ Mdm : = rae ‘ (,enon, Sept. as s . s liadcliffe, Bq shall be sedulous; nor shirk _ Be: Country Club, Committees. ~ B ene Geparsure for Not Play Well.” Shakspeare was sanctified beyond | New Orleans The rigors ot ' H1iiV LaASK, ee BES * si Si & 2 * France, is to be unveiled Sunday at ill recognition. (iniy an occasiona! j La allt =" 2 ce pt a P New “ a : ; : ; wos me : ee : > ee . , ‘ , es — . ' ae ‘ 1¢°¢? hn | ae q > ~ . Nor in ithe su of dallia » bask z Sige a” ee 2 —— Patterson, near here. inal plans! response of “‘“Good Lord, deliver us,’’ Orlean he Soe ‘ear | ike this eurnest vow Ay F ‘ 4 GLIAOWING the Veils Propis L; \ Press for the ceremony Were’ ann ‘© SYW as needer ake e peri \- iets Bach yeu . ti a nounced | By HEYWOOD BROUN,. Wi I led to mak th peritorm Huvre, Sept. 28, QLofther Castle. (;alveston., PP IS a e ti : gag te Sdeaiaates NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Every pas-\,°4 ” Big : To furrow i) neighleping brow. 2 ne 2, ha = E ball Jast nig i. ’ ; E Y Ms today. Dramatic kulitor of the New York anes lLpiscopal, . 4 iad Pea . = : EER so? . ; “y . 4 ‘ : ’ *e)>~ i wae id . lel ’ .* ~ . . * . .* - y ; ti, rT and do IT hold th ' Be. oO. : se ae a, Pe Ke : thie dinne! ; . the 3 ‘ . 0,000 il will 1 Jesse It. SsLiISwVuUurs Kille NEW YORK, Oct. 23. Sothern and had Moments of vi milly, -othern ie Caleutta Sept o* Montgomery ama » Little chee ec em 2 maarties at the various clubs an = a Sects eee “ee reeks France.” err adequate as - and re is Se war sariaeane Pp: os ee ae and [ a} | | eee Po. he ig aan , , O- | ost during the ne Lv week . | : : Marlowe, in “Cymbeline.” at Jolson's om ea eae and there is) ¢, New Orleans. | jmpreveiiel vers ' EBERT Sa ir ; sine L@18, be Sl. sOUIS ’ PALL © Lise =~ aaibe 5. } “Joe Jownes, shot.’ exceiient wor i ‘rederic 4 is - ‘ Gq ‘ > To see » 2 oe Sines eae : i os ; i , copies a new plan for organiza adie : ' a iftv-ninth Street Theater It is 61 ' ck by Predericg Lewis Rotterdam, Sept. 29, Meanticut, = out oO the gyre ehLIOVATIcy a ies , ‘ : me a Jilles rh «OT Love eA J) wit woras were ecrauteled into 4 . Ls ais ._ne villainous lachimo. ana ali upe- New Orlean + ld gel sugl ation’ Bee % bone 34 forth with her immediat : GIN RE: Hicould s DP ia nga se 3 co ee Manchester, Oct. 1, Darian, Phfla- ‘ ] j ! : : 4 ods eS vt Tie =) are lo : 7. we i . . : ‘ 4 . ’ : . roe 7 lion of synods, presvytel ‘a piece of wet concrete on the day ,, useless for us to prete © passion | pealung performance by TT’ Gy Bailes hosen guests, was a sceene of lor cal churches, prepared bj) | | ; delphia. Civita Vecchia, Sept. 26, Mar Mede- iterraneo, Galveston. Salled. é ts ! sce L56 : Pie th young men enlisted and were pre-| Which we do not feel, an ve | a8 Philario, Oth the wager scen: - By the tin th Worl ie be & Se a Wisco cme nd beauty. Royal va ple and gol * mittee’ on Reorganization an ; - served by Patterson authorities. When) might as well admit and the fulse report of lachimo were gins the news) iuper i be bael tte ton 61 ) surring, liere Shakspeare wae norma! size. * Translating Hit «a ig % is p: Se oe eng ; a With masses of flowers, to vith eS 1»; Salsbury and Downes were the only es ie . eee, oe ee Sa treated as a live playwright instead normal inte f.! lis] ersion - is | ae 3 BS: gags te fee hues of gowns of the women guests. |! Ss ene ay ) ea es ee went to the front from the Which interests us mo: than ie|/ of a dead poet, and the flash of his | that Babe Ruth, Joi MeCGraw and ss eee : Bo re a ae ee : 4 T alls and ceilings were covered lureh whieh aS, OSee te ) *” little town who failed to return. The |dramas of William Shakspeare. But craftsinanship was apparent. the other Auch . will at hej ee : ; A tae see ii Be j as with asses of smilax stuwided wilti ! He ilre \ il’s. b oe concrete hlock and its inscription | it seems to us that Shakspeare him- | We think that very possibls *pritings’ on the semes printed. ie % sgt ae See ee roses, while standatds of the same ‘plan proposes Una sited pe were made a part of the municipal iself quite possibly would have re-| ©YMbeline” is better Shakspeart | $e He he - Be. # flowers i ink. debutante’s ov re spyvteries Sex up a Prespy oo memorial. Salsbury and Downes. | marked during the intermission last than one or two of his plays much What' , = os > ¢ Ss os . 1s . ' Ss entry ‘ in the romotional program ima ield uc- . , : i , ;, . , iti ? , i it | uf 4 en i - 7 (From th nije! ry} SES ih = S rogonis., iAXR Wa enewili d in ¢ “ Se ‘ * ; : pany A. L6Sth Infantry. and died to- ris show by the perlormance to~ | MH binds heat ; without OP SSH RECOM | FRANCE ENGLAND GERMANY Z 9 geen ores, . : \ Pan Seo os ae balustrades lending to the ballroom tivities, and Standing Colm itlees Of) z ape . ree. : . & painiment {hrisn must ren ait ‘ aur. At (,Tass«. . Te} ra te Sas , peiiu PaAueS: I , ’ lere ther In Lorraine May rhigeiit. Phey don't Seen) Py nave : : ” ' Seu ‘ sn ee ; f each of the four new!” ; , lesen ; mise . ¥., Chérboura, Southampton, the VOris ) ; se J Wor) (i quite wot the idea, : Manburg “eaapt , P rs . 1 a ey ee Ps lo ost. boards foreign omissions, nutional ’ Rell s honor- in! Tie } te 4 ans , ed Lippe nS Tt) j tii His Maj . 2. i) ] 1 I 3 a ‘ 4 ance highest | | , if Nae. oa The lights i7,| missions, Christian education and ‘DRYS SWEEP NEW JERSEY | Retarded Pace Almost Ruinous. Funeral of Maj. Elijal Albert Ballin. BRS. ity as ali eX }re jai i> a cr yrs t & be aie Oe er 3 W rought }Tl fiw @Fs, 1¢ sip ILS id} | “* } ‘ Cert Linky not luli \J . , ’ ii ja i J. (.rceen., Resolute Py . ie tag : non pL I SEL OD EPS “ >. . . .c Let ‘ i¢ . . 4 j | ; iv. idol ‘ ‘ f ‘ . ve ‘ ra ee s¢ inde felt for his philanthropy (0) the ain dining room were softly | Ministeriai reset, for each of x . irlowe By l‘uneral services for Mai. Klijah Resolute Nov. Lu . a . . 7 ‘ ‘pen A - } ¢ f" 1. bt, synods simil il’ eouncy cil ad "tall REPUBLICAN CONVENTION | 1i¢ nt, ana Ciite if wv ‘i 4 hie vVement, | j Gree? ~ . ae =F , ; N Vv Hambura Direet—-Cabin deavor il raisin 1 j } ; ae i a diffuséd through glo eS ti) purple ny . : . . | ; t $6C* ara bye line - - M - tid, d eeu a Js ? lL, Jo ys‘ Ais old, “uttorney ana Mount (lay , Cet, widows nal ory thig . Bess land gold, and in the ballroom 10 suggested, ~ , , ) RSs soapcte OMManee | former Adjutant-General of the Ni- Thuringia ie : | ‘ar enol f reachvteri- pe . . , - gel With much wenious incident ; ver et: + ial ' Miss MARGARET WAL su. large chandeliers were draped in h of the 10,000 Dresbyteri-| State Demoerats Adopt Plank So | : nue] “ enous incident and} tionafTiuard of Kentucky, who died ee. wis AP atin Dries of tomorrow js | twisted golden strips, with pendant; @" chur hes a local church council | Mildly Opposed to Prohibition as rapid turn o! plot. Miss | Murlowe | yesterday at his residence, 4249 Westvhalia . , a iat : nbetuans : , “ —_—pee a Is planned, to co-ordinate all tre o1 to Arouse Ire of Radical “Wet.” SCIZOS UPOtr the fine role of lmog: ne’ Cleveland nvenue ere [7 i as Wi ego ls ARE T LAL t4 ' iiss Margaret Walsh fringe. tivit] ; nd = » Wel held TOUAyY aadten Rel ae Ke sagt * hae ig rer . ” 1ZaAtl 8S al ac ies ) tive ae OS In? beng ind caresses 1l pevon lrance , ‘ ‘ . n the scythe’s wor Gi a. ee geet ) —, a the Queen's Guests, pinacnrtaete RET eee OF wae » Associated 3 : oe ee yi ti at an undertaking establishment at Mt esol 19 Upon . se — | Aca aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. " church, functioning under the segsior ry . ' As soon as her first scene begat 1519 Sou tr ! 4h Round the World. meg = hy the ston: ls} ° 6128 Raymond ‘venue Miss Wallace presided over the f ' ry ati ++ setae? -F TRENTON, N. on eae . epan | told South Grand boulevard. Phe | san =r ey - alana, Bes , i i . = ‘ L 4 ‘ . " men " ry *) : ‘O- , 4 P y Pa : 7 \ « } le >i + ‘ ? e a Te ro " . " : “~ 1 ’ } mT a ry ’ ’ , ’ ‘ — +} : 7. long table for the dé Ituntes set the ; 2 th " il hure My, al d . , )) rating ‘} ,r thy ry) ric , “or: i 7h s') " i ”" qui . vide " ww 58, eins ne HOU) Wi be sent tonight to his orf full information appl A gaunt, pel bib I} . i \] lee In irried to (‘harles ; ‘ , with the pre sbvterial oOmmit-ee: woo LAE remains Te OFEaNIZAtiON 16a essary start the . “ry ’ . yard ol Bishop Blood. ‘Five hundred ,uests| !ensth of the dining room, with her ee ae ae “ ape “| ers, members 7 ae est Ber ne performance be-| former home, Walton, Ky. Green UNITED AMERICAN. LINES. s * Brimiitips , , ‘ . i = ai i ead — "8 ‘ "T’} " . “Ts ia 7 if ac? ‘ norm sri - . ~~ LiCiUMIVers ) ‘ ; - i’ I Pa : ’ lg ‘ 1} 2 ’ wae 1 ‘ i : . ° A shepherd watchi ) ) have | invited to St. Mark’s Cath-| Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon B. fhe purpose is to effect a harrron Fore eK. MMI Mariowe finds | served during the World War as a (HARRIMAN LINE) i , ‘ ; 7. ij mive meet) 1 : a, J arn f é - ’ ‘ . : P ’ > a . , : te. . « ’ = ‘ ‘ 7 - e4¢] ; ; . : shen inva UO Mak : Se rs ae ii ian s Here hi lized, united and effective efforts in'! part who stand for iu itinuance! pariln every phrase sweet sor-| Major in the Quarter aatar Duane Joint Service with foid i Chureh, where th eremony | allace, as chaperons. re orchids f guartermaster Corps ; >] ,* i . > ‘ ‘ i i 7 . ts i . 4 7 o¢ § cs .2 . ‘ ne ' matic . . , - v1 > p ; . i - . ; , 4 ™ , ‘ Where Village nM wil] } formed by ti Rev kd were used with roses tor the long all ent rprises ol th GeENnGMiination | of prohibition entoreemen ‘2 is row. ‘ word is welcomed andi of the Army, and was Stationed «at HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE i¢ eesti »s aa’ ‘= ; re mridglh Lieée a l¢ . > = . " “ent & ,7 : + } " " } ‘ c* ’ . . rr } : : “4 ; ee , banked centerpiece, while over the throughout the United States, iOn, Nade a ciean sweep Ot ie asked ; down. And before she|San Antonio, Tex. Hie came to 8t 171 W. Randolph St.. Chicago. mund ( . VW alsh, brother of the . ; : . ou in any Way Sita rifi y ~ ’ j nae ‘ j ‘ ae Ww ! j : , or Local Agents. 4 1 ; lil 'whole hung the imperial crown of ui Atl) ay 8a bein . :' PpuUbnIICan State CONVENTION Vesterduy Is oh With a new sentence she must Louis following the wir, b l\de-elect. 4 sina reception VW . ‘ tard 1 ‘ ‘ . } ——— platform, which calls for a modifi-|} last echoing footstep. Indeed, she} The guests Wwe! i | headston their hol ; ; ; . ‘ » % , | wm earls ring ‘ tin Py : a. | choosing and included \Mlisses Rache!) ly, 4 WATERWAYS COMMIT (4: cation of the Volstead act, Losses oul many A tag as if it were | EAS ERN CAFE edienes ae JOCIA tems ree Cuendet, Janet Collins, Trimble e y ip The prohibition question caused a,\,a boomerang which she half « xpects “Where Yeu lad — OLIVE 8T., 2D hp aogg os Aidt Pat ore ‘ . ; ‘ by “yee va S j ; | © n 00d © Peot hi i ()7T)} Tie POutiad tha Orous pe rsonages Ol the Lneater, but } AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS e" in her ringhaus, Sprou} Love, Clifton Scud- the special committee of the United! the parts nould not vo she did not play well last night ae | - — . ‘ os . , trates . Le ; y1)) } >\ * ‘ AntaLrs Abat U é > nmeritiwtior e | : ; 4 . der Jr., Edwin Slocum, Andrew Mc-/| Stites Senate on the bill to improv itagonizing the Constitutic | Betrayed by Vocal Richness. Leading Theatre of St. Louis / (*reery John Curlee, Whitelaw the Lllinois and Mississippi Rive: nited States. We rather think she falls into Matinee Today 2-jO--50C, $1 “ry iis. Wager J) Royle O. hannels from Utica to ALN ' that tragic company of players be- . ee .ouis J.um- pen in Chicago Oct. 15. rn a ‘ GARY ON | STAT Seg Nee Be ae “ % sats cial | Di t/ A/, 3 , Tonight at 8 :30——50C, $1, $1.50 | committes will hawt : | rien) vy vocal richness. Every one | rection-Alaw « Erlanger: Wis on Johns §! nm Wiil begin a tri wn | ae gy |of them comes in time to be hypno- wie oO ret — . LAST 8 TIMES OF drainage canal and Says $15,000,000 Could Be Used An- | tiz: qd into listening to the tones The Picture That Has Taken St. Louis by Storm JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS The Covered Wagon Associated Press, ___PHOTOPLAY THEATERS GOOD SEATS Ays\snis,an¢ FOR REMAINING PERFORMANCES queen pathered 1 LO cine ; e-FOOt Channer in tay dale aS | i LNSAS | , i as —— ——__ -----—- + _ TRAVEL AND RESORTS. ne T epent much time, he rece wit “Se et zB and over the entrance Was suspend- Grasse world war, aia Ya group ind si teateateit dregs indred | i > ana aamil . ‘ ad I, in) add /. & | } ; . : os 1 Seam ete, of . * ‘ ne Lv ha at ,er t) Te I iomaL: q bre rest ras OT) ‘i } Tat abi SE Dele? oe ; t ‘ j iti sit } Theodore Gary, chairman of the , : ave Lwo ce me cA id ‘ LV J ha ‘ " } . - 7 . Po ; } " " : ‘ ; 5 " . } 4) \ i i} ’ j ’ ;7 4 rs tere i ‘ . : cr’ . . - y¥ ‘ vO rT) gy a} i } id eee rovie musi ( rivy Thi . ae ‘ aha state Highway { OMILMNISS1ION, asked bi a "ans ' = r« “4 i ; . rr . . , | . " , 7 4 _ y | , : )] i . . ; 1iwry ‘ 7 ' ; | _ — e t ‘ , _ | deatniil if) “1d ) “Wlil Mi ati iOr Gali ik. d iO , ' i9 business men At a meeting here lite (} +* if iii ris | r ' m : : . ' : . ‘ ae . es - . 1 . 7 . j ‘ j 4 f P { . = . CO 5 | ° : to assist in speeding up | : 2600 DELMAR—Continuous 2 to il Wevcevtecececcececeesres: il) at ° ’ ' , “- : , Sas ‘HSSOUrl Hood YroUdas program. been her daughters, Misse: live a 9 eee Gary said the program for construe THE GREATEST EVENT ae Brandata ' BroU ft St. Louis hin , : eaihe 4 : = aS Pater Ustr ht tion of a systein of primary and sec- ST. LOU wait THE TRUCKULENT BARD. : - Me Wil. ) “ | , . | ; | wens widing het unts. Mrs. n. , JuUulla: air. Ana av 4 got : ‘ 4 ;ondury roads throughout the State LE \ H B A IRD | ‘ $: bids , » Lous {j - . : > , , a? } ;7 " x} ' ; : Ll Ary _ ree hii marry : sas ry R R O R off 1 Fron : ; A; \d i] SNlaTilt HnYi¢ \Irs Lonert . DG. arTroir " | ay — i] ( ‘hicage her son-in- 79"! a ‘ ga eae P ae gerae™ is . $8 By Associated Press » 1 IN The Finest comment by the leading publicists, . es ee F at - | eso Se neon | SOD, mn . in Sugg ‘ t. Louis in the e' | oa ; PEDRO %; iia An oe| 7 LEON ERROL 7 Musical Comedy @ periodicals on the questions of sme Our service is of the best, oa , At the Racquet Club, os , hearings and inspe hs . a Ever Produced > a +7 ae : , 4 Vrnol ] rr ? neo. ba mnenat Wanson, bd, years ole : Dw - Racqu tut From the Exciting Novel by CAST INCLUDES VW ALTER CATLETT mor a ,OTIS it terminals and docks in tf oe pe Z tio! were made, and th sOUIS,; . 23, Cairo: Oct. 24, Mem- Louis Jo seph Vance en and Sat. Mat., $1.00 to $400; Wed. Mat., $1 to $3, 244 10% ‘Tax. SSC Ree eee eee keene eee eaten eee ‘ = VW movie AC - | i time, day or nigh Mr. and Mrs. iri . Fischer have fol lowing were among those who en- | PMis, Oct. 26, Vicksburg; Oct. 27-29 ress, died here at the Fort McAr- sommneeisisisbiig WAY CONSOLIDATION. returned from a summer tri est. | sorta ae and Mrs. Edwin T.;)-¢W Orlean: hur Post hospital yesterday from |Miss Baird will appear in per- Scanebesee ° eecese - At whet ta bode ba Ae». aS City Star. » We ks , _ .} Ty nd ai making their hon vl “Ii. Stanard who hae Vir and \Irs — $$. a » heart trouble. Swanson was a son at each performance, tel]- , s sail ‘ " —— — ee ee ee ee PN A ae IND a? ' cement that President Coolidge, : } Morni} me ind night iMecher’s parents, AN ind ' , e Hioward V. Stephens: Mr. and Mrs. MAP OF TRANSCONTINENTAL etd ClerK It 16 Artillery. pie | oy experiences in gay OLERA. BERT EFF F p not very defi- A he , _ ’ | rig) 7 “4 f . and it c . F ee — ind Nii =. }. Vall 5 Aas host to a party ot jhear from all girls who desire Sr enanih i. "5 ~ SHS . 4 Peles nt’s attit ude may mean niuch : 3 . , a ii? ‘ ‘ } i her pa- trie nas. as VW ere hd. , p Sts Tito] ‘ a T« e , Baal - BUCKINGHAM HOTEL ito become sereen at fresses. aie On Display Outside Federal Building : # MAT. TODAY and SAT ’ . . ay +, . oh ew i : ; > : . _— \ wf reoryze olff .. > i ani . « Pa "eng _ s le . . ner : ~— - . — '> + 4 * . “y mean the merging of a few ins @iBervice is what you pay f. peer a ee 4 = a mrcane re. 2 pe ener A: SPO DOE, at Ninth and Olive—22-Foot (EUROPEAN) +ADDED ATTRACTIONS— tibiae a DOU I LI tye _ . ery’ is sne Wa wal VT ores wart ViacDonala. . rrvowe rn TON ; ' : cP? ¢ es into the larger systems ni @ Service is what ug ave nde fe ' ves ’ ' a ‘ . i , '—O ‘ my? : Rea : ; ms, in ) Breckinridge Jones. and Is In Colors, END ANNEX KERN KS | KE \ ANS & CU. Sy oe, CONTINUOU i p ™. MP FAMOUS Comeby 517 Ombinations that probably vould nae; ;' ‘ ii} ‘Ai (ii 107 ; . \ "9 foot man hoy cor 1] +) . . a] on 4 6 pm se wh Sidiel of our expent gerrn Se ale Wb moll , p showing the tr: a wi oe Sie ‘THE COTTON PIG KERS’ | BARNEY) 4 ALEXAND! ume SS trv eg the public as well as to the com- @& eons ) ) : 537 ) . ) Mr. and Mrs. L.. | continental rout if . ) ! (AMERICAN AND EUROPEA? song and Dance Revue . & pO} . aa _ : a » SAE ' ‘ . : . mi ) ok ‘EN ES Ciiaracterizing the Southers Negro. | nierests. It is not belie, ed that the — x : wer vou have _ = atermal avenu ake ‘etul a ‘ rt a , i | i Mrs. Arthur ino Sta i® i) 4) j service has been mes am capt my : = rane a —— ee ease ag: seo BERNARD «| ARR been made a convert to the othe? WEEP Freight or furniture to mov froin a visit in Ne rk Imery Stuart Stickney, Hugo Koch- | placed n xhibition outside tl Overlooking Forest Park OUR GANG COMEDY | a, ee eee | A ahaa - INDIBN SYNCOPATORS i of rou yin 66 + xr rows —we =» * ‘ . yng d And eal) «1 e 9 | Si W. Morton of 4. r=) “Dutch” pat included Mr. and | streets. ‘he map, which shows in Popular-Priced Cafe ‘JULY DAYS _ ALEXANDE R & ELMORE. 1 THE 0 if , ae ’ ¢ P rre; ‘Ss f ngeelins , ' “i aoe ae ™ re * ) oa rm ;+7 . . ‘ : . . / ee ; , , : of . : 7 1 “2 SOW great systems. PWS bp & | lan lace, her sister, Mrs (Mrs. Alden Little, Mr.-and Mrs. | considerable detail the topography Special Rates to NEWS—SHORT SUBJECTS | & DISTURBANCE", co LAUGHING | " . : i ¢ ‘ if hot ert A. Barth li. A ‘ af r } 21 iieii o “* *3 ‘ ? ) i. . all the railways of peear in mind the . Naylor, fa Mederal I ilding at Ninth and Oliv }* Presi: ent s posit nm as report ted are ; Rervies Moors ; \ andeve nite;r piace Hio Lard I ime S, Mr. tT) | \irs In- ot at country, is in ‘? and the Permanent Guests 6. OTHER BiG ACTR~—6 if first is that he js opposed to mak- ay a on ee a Mrs. John T. Davis of 17 Westmore-) gram \ Mr. and Mrs. George portion of the route equipped for HOTEL ANNEX wt tn a By ones GAIN > , ee . . ‘7 Mee Wit * . | : ’ ae ly’ 4 4 . ‘ ‘} PAP . i ain : ‘hs " *. 4 Y) , a” —_ —- - - - illroads of New Kngland into on® “a 4 i. eee wi is land e, are expected hom a rae Mrs. . ag : night flying is marked by tiny elec- FOREST 1370 FOREST 10%6 BIG SHOWS—LITTLE PRICES Be MONTE reason that he believes in pregerv- (ae * The fellow from here o lence, nor . fr a fFummers tour °§ Mr. and Mrs. ur 1 Goddard, and tric lights at points corresponding t»2 RAMEE Rom , = ee , | pn. The factor of competition ifs Me. =” surope. They landed in New York ai Wilson. the locati ’ beacons placed for BEST SHOW- POPULAR PRICES . & Ba Tie in) the reneral pian of close 7 ’ Ther: ‘ j ii i t | : ‘i 1} : SS, 7% % # Ni ® Morton’ = a puens TT! ’ “ergwl LL py a ty ‘ rowd ‘\ . sa os 7 t | » oir yoni pilots. PHOTOPLAY TH TERS |puidat ics = ¥ be that th hana’ | c at Sage ' oe a wy sli dimes, ee date otis Tiy ee ie a ta a except that it is much more exten> MEE OeOKs that the people \ say the¥] yzigs Alice, is in Paris and will 3 , Wi ere were 2200| whe map was made: by Eddie| ——— Saeenineate cares ceiiaiein ONE WEEK ONL) 7 ’ ¢ ¢ 7 : 7 5 ’ e-MTe it 1 ¢ .} } t | ” 7 pd » ’ } . " . " ’ ) r*s¢-& ’ e - . + . " orlant aS applied To ine whole 4 : an \ nie} if} . . - 2s rT} : ’ j ‘ Be +e ‘ 4 ePTVatiol ‘ hi hards, fo) mé yr’ AUuULOmMmoOohile race y nn’ Golden's Gre at Hit se is 5 } ' =i : sf — | i 17 Sita ’ | ly , . . ~ . . | . { 7 ‘ >. A - - is that y — emt ats Ouse driver and now in charge of airplane | ) Proposes to have an aut itative =e Minded «1 ‘The law states tha ~ pete ga gierta % ad nthias 6 PORE W | FVI Situation from nek a rend “owl See 4 prison offer : nee % che) PRESENT DAY PROBLEMS ARE SALLY’ TAKEN 1U NEW YORK na au ine mee chips’ and | ISIE, GRACE as a other encouraging aspect BU LL 28 FENIMORE-COOPER ation at hana, ite believed he wil ee _-_ © ** DISCUSSED BY FATHER STRITCH SO ACTOR CAN BECOME CITIZEN vieir vito: are tere tor tne inter | BZ, pti on NO) ee AND. COMPAS At hand, la belleved he will © @ of the © | f lida- = a PL OR 'national air races, together with Col, | » Sy | Sykes C ace” Radin “- : ie ummins Pp ali 0 conso ¥4 4 J . [ hg ‘ 7 «* Dey ‘ id] »?’s vy) ben, 6 tot a sejat: bi i fs me, ' Bhd C . NN } “Ss Y as applied to the entire West ame A § T0 BE DRAFTED F ~olution Found in Declaration of In- Ziegfeld Puts on Two Weeks’ Run totPaul Her a on, . “t A: pire “3 es >. > FOO HW SKE Laer KENN! bE DY & RE ZEVES NEXT BUNDAY SEATS THURS, te * ELCH Presents America’s Favorite Actor-#inger Chauncey Olcott in Hie Greatest Buccensa, “THE WEART OF PADDY WHACK” Iivy Rachel Croetherse. MAT: WED. BHST BRATS $I oo" SOc $3” Gat. Mat., 50c-$1.50 hipp! ng centers have been built Up, a q HOOL OR CRIPPLED CHILDREN dependence and t. ss. Constitution, Help Leon Errol, Thwarted ee aie UNG r Ba iy DANE, —_ TAN wt cee, 2 for 20 Years, | direction ierial mall service With Hl are sufficiently spaced to makes st. Louis U. Professor Says. » : + rated ogg rm bok a al : -— @ _ * , | “Wiha baal Special to the Post-Dispatel | operated. , re. . elain what they now have in ship- | Proposal Phat WHI Meet Approval of Sp o ' a ee age ans NEW YORK. Oct. 3 It h saree ‘ \\ A L, | » R Tl | ERS es. And aside from all other con- 93 Public Service Board to WASH : become known that the re PIRS' AGH | in ‘‘60 CENTS AN HOUR?’ is is not a good time to interfer® Ge. Re Sought. ution of all present-da; | | why “Wloretice wink 4 hteueh "CHICAGO FAVORED BY 6. 0. P TY; cman > Sue ; Tr. se data oi tras. obstinate 4 . J k ‘ Pp iy j | iti i 4 pais. They are in a process of re- - sn Formulat an plite ae y- | feu d : musical comedy, “Sal * back for NSASTIM : The progress has been gratifying: 4 MeeOrary school for ne iced | Nations: Convention There, R 5 V be Ls Oe »: 2 SE They’ re Dangerous, ll enough alone. BE whieh win) member of the faculty '. Louis Asapciated Pr hy ; y [T Co Approvai if Lj 3 : ’ , — , = Simms. » Gt ‘j 11 17 mSrilD ’ ,” or, " . . 4 , + : , irst 4 Me yt! . ’ t res But You Hl Like Them— : > gS ee eara of Pubii Service probably | University, declared 1a: Wei’ ©" \vear Errol ha hn trying to wet}, : | 2 ~? JAPANE ; JAK] ae + TTS 9S oj pe NEWS IN NEWSPAPERS. taken by a committee | addeess at the third annual conven his fina ay? meanwhile showi! a, ee sake li > sane 8 ate | 7 \2) a NV in . SY \\ w York Tribune. Meet the Board of Educat Fes on of the Nationa ‘ouncil =O! inann héw faiany ther were | 7Vahee te MMe ae tian “rHi? WILD PART Some ee cere, ¢7 «i Lu! Loe it’, * , x i = . x " ; as % tie 7 F ‘ it athe ‘ biifeu ‘4 A. . jr te om ; 1J/TQ? wit ~ , , oat PF : , - ' 2 WOWEY per of days the newspapers of NeW | ue meet next Tuesday night, nore : ete | WHEN drunk red enough votes mike certai BOUU Behe BNO i Btilis | | , SeeRee Ale) oe, ; ‘ nd that.” a e ather Striten ~~ th : on , seal we ite 5 mask 4 a ) a “ fere compelled to print the news. az MeDonal member o : And hy ageansne Whenever the tim ime around | on hold ; bait . . | 1h—TWICK BYERY DAY—#:16 — er Lrie J ‘ Ldidil i wa Pa Doh Meat aT nee nnn ¥ }, } P ‘ ‘ ’ ' iT found: . . , . ; . : aa ce 5 sunt) bes - rial advocut as! : . ; fi? him to anplyv t01 : rs «i theat , : , other : : ie (oonvention in and not much ele pe ; si * _ , : National . » Chicago. ! | ~~ — ; “ ° In . PeeOk Tor « ed children, said to-; Ven truths : istianity. Though rical manager would send him out of ae t) ' : BARC »AIN DLLMAf2 | ast _ Air Kaces | 7tha a eo 5 : ; ' i all cag eth ; . ' 1, e@ NVASS 1S hf isure ] ND s and outward flourishes of nat ejoive in admitting that all 00d (town, Ziegfeld heard of his predic- vealed that Chica will ] pyvored MATING! ¢ ( iD os i The Incomparabie ’ : *. ; ; : ; 4 4} +41 try . ’ ‘ aitu re a iICAR@O i y AV ' ‘ ® . 7 . “=e - J . rm atl 4 ispensed’ with, and the columns ¢f Board of Public Service yes- | Christians hold to this truth, yet) gment recently, however, and when | thnc| 1 Oey aol Tomorrow (Thursday) ‘ast Boome we when the committee meets Karl Kimmy s W age : Zuho & Dreis | {(yiven , \ AND : : mot tan fournnls consisted chiefly of weerdar dec) d 1 ) ry ' old to it more firmly and joy- | pplication time approached again, , , — , ‘ wasee : vee: ee antes gr “Ae . ington in December to issue the call} ; ; , , ee tines : Se PONstrie: i... siete ag | ful than 1 Americal Catholic ye prought Errol’s present vehicle, : | ity Phe FOO 2 rot | y is was what some newspaper read ot lon « ne- | ame | ful om © Some bees _ > . . pyre - 3 vs for the convention. the aenenabe: Liberty Bingine Builder — iSherw ood 's Singing Band - i ; i* ,% ‘ ‘ oo? ‘ 1? 7: itiZ S, cil l; Hea , ag, OF - ‘Sn vy maCK } t s"1 TY) is a> : ’ . ; Pie roe ' , , Fins Si ey wan't Among the causes al- Pes tind a , R , . Lite iu , al *a th il WOTMLET) of the “worn il yeste rd i\ AS AT Arne rican aaid ) ae tend Vibldr one 3 ya, sheonsins Apderson a4 ryntal The T . ent the proverbial fatigue of th@ @ of p........ eesthtn dinate Kel. United States. itizen. — " Ganda ae “hegre Burt Bennett Stenards , Inan fe elaboration in the news a. ve) w) Meese : — hie} : | ei ehivd | gran | : ‘ : : 5 Why " " . , , s+ ' , ii ‘ "Tere . . a4 mech — . . . eae : - . . . j P ™ . * var ‘ . 9 me the facts.” says the T. B. MAMMMctu co ee fT. Donovan of St. Louis | JUDGE. BI, To peTngi NOYELEY ARBOFLANE Stay, ith ela. ad : VENTTA GOULD atisfied” But he wasn't catistel PE AAtIONS cover catieniae anti dren aul evol discussion DANCING PARTY | a eS =a ne 4 Mats. 1be-6le; Eves, 22e-91-06, oiue tax eriod. He discovered that q@ newe = min ae Hi. er Rice Sa; ie AEE 2 TE , ‘ i al ro A -@tARRISON FORD agrees ~~ | SS as unattractive as any other ekele he | “ag | “> tae" ) : ia a | ee OUISVI 1 2 4. hs ° Fed-}J a4 he ’ COMEDY : LOWELL SHEIRMAN 4 | r the curved and pleasing contour ‘Up ai as ce ai aie * a. ee a ae oat ioe . } -maliy ( CAST L, Le q A L, I | . . : DORIS KENYON TT lies the bones of fac I reader : a Duilding o ite ' 1 eal thi lablisimment of a : eral Judge Evans, formiaiis ‘ , sos Hi (pif CA LE. Atisfied as are Onl 0 oe ‘eseus who > EBonald t will 1 st i acl where list of i1 announces his appreaching, reuree | are , CHARLIE MURRAY mtinuoys from 7 to J lis SHOW . BS @ Cc . . tute , , ; , . ; . - . -. a : , rief radio para anh ¢ their BL Ort iin, a ow — 7h) ’ oo rene rave sll Ouida ment rom ne pencn to tuike effect TON HT. CTOBE 7 : MAN Y OTHERS ; ALMA NEILSON . Tae ‘graphs for . eee iin eaten: Binal 5. P x ty Aeropia ; ated. by DAN B. ELY. DAVE | Thurkday and Friday ’ what the world ashore is doink> =a ep ater than J oe > ABSA. ap er eee ropiane . elves : a , : 7c id FPRIVOLITY FIVE ara . - that the bulletin muet cmt a8 | a * ae. woe Pipe cae Se ) C adi , hi | citer - ; % that ali n ‘ ean: dee an Oe = a c vgs Pace sabes OU i. 4-5 interest; & portions of a news | 3 Baek, Th , 4 nent f maf. d on itions. ol ris ‘ent decisions, re i pITiO- ee ee Ee REET pricts *he and %0c Piue Tas CTROUT — GROUNDS il-written story of some single ine e ay in ibiak plans for ‘tha tempo Mienpert poses parva biles might nant legally be searched FREE RIDES: ‘lady and gen G RAN ID sasetss ssedgeenses =, VANDEVENTER AND D LACLEDE +" arthquake, auch as the 1 war) “ Niding and ¥ believed it 1 + City-—Cloudy; roads rough — public es «age a A ea Rm Pic: sug AND | = pragroevmewenes Al : 8 lar more tm pressive than a coup mai ¢ But ther, ‘rtainiv must bi - ilediall F search Warrant, attracted wide atten- i “ain koe tee IVE ‘yy : ez ; ; tah xt Joseph—loudy; roads rough, , 5 ate ere : | a TODAY mg the number of people Killed © Re Pan Which would permit us t ' po Tee ie roads good tion. Its effect, prohibition enforce- v SIXTH AND CHESTNUT) | AT ss BASEBALL : and the number of bulldings de- = ' 2 building _ : ret, as a ' ade cood ment officials said, was to make en- . n GR AND . si ; , iat ;. i} ApProval tefferson City— lear; reads good, Ment 7 ‘ ’ ; ; re = ) : i. > . tS 3. | a & the ability of the good rtewspaper ” at the soard ol ) ce 4 , , XS nd mt ee Pa rt nay roads fair. forcement of prohibition in the West- LAST ‘ re “TAT OAT mh nN tm gaie «I C99 DAY Ib gore Aa urT The WwW oodw ard I layers "ve vy fer questions before they are ask me the echo) st eft por ace A o at: weenie good. ern Kentucky district more difficult During 1922 the Post-Dispatch DAYS rf ey) dw A ale AO GREAT a | | t others want to know about es ee Pi be peealled tha: a ne ree ~: poade wood. thanmin the Eastern Kentucky district O¥imted SS8e Classified Instruction C4ayNI BY IN *4 HIGH LIFE ’’ THE ihe IKE N WING” ® which he har bee itness, an@y June on - Moberly —! or ad err . OM Cochr “Wants”—2130 more than its nearest LIGE ly eng Public: \ Spoken Pilay-—-Nos a Picture oN d se SS. ’ ; - ° . : . } , —s. ~ “hare Tagder: lies : . iran @ . ; : . « $a nS | cohgty ng d $40,000 fo Springfield— Dart sclouds oads | where Federal Judge 4 competitor and four times as many (;rand Centra! Only-— Vilma ges. Weer and Kethryn €) it ia—Thure, set. rs see them as he sees them, th®™ a iamipment «: | ihe | good. had not so interpreted the searc® a, the TWO other St. | ; ==} . eataghary newspaper. Telling aa Sere’: * + nettar Hannibal—Clear: roads good and seizure features of the inv eewspapers combined. ——————————————————— ——— Ore important than merely stating * iS wis, & - ~~ a een aS

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WEEPNESDAY, Tj ‘ombined. OCTOBER 3. 192%. The City Circulation of the Daily POST: DISPATCH alone dR — that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Comoi | ee __OCTOBE _ 1988. ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH ition ximately Eq) re {sett Secu ———— > OTTO ~——~s . ie age : a : . | we the burglar Field, Belleville, obtained a divorce MNT TTL TW i} LATTE | - ; (Sanday Post- , TT AAUREEEEEONT_DESENTEGRATION OF | crteved ‘e Dave cused the durelar/ Pele, Renova, cet nous — TTT i |. tisers R U. R. UNLIKELY ville Yesterigy from: Mrs. Gisdys Tn INN | _ 4 . . : n ‘ rem: ee ER CENT MOR , t nt Gets Divorce. henm®ecy.. Tey were married April si = Ro P HAVE ARK nALR FINANCIERS SAY ere Field La ees “emg estate of Scott 2. 1919, and he left her March 15. # a , ~t ¢ (oentinued From Page 17. i — a 3 : = ankers”® Trnst Co. of New York, th . Z | 4 ——————— * reantile Trust and Deposit Co. 0! / * "PART THREE mitimore, Mercantile Trust Co, irst j fe" \ ‘tional en “ompton €o0., Yyancis A / y | Nobody Can Tell When "hte inne’ gesen ov of fu | | 4 Bea rn Acer, RCM {eves SORTS Fo ets cae : a , NAUTIC \ ieee mh tabae tmehiid P | . 4 AFRO , Hair With Sage Tea Threatened Rift in t street : : Lit : a voided : 1* ~ Tee ry if Ai ee mn? i7TiU i = “ ee rently A . : = 2 ™ *?, e = ’ — ii lee] 4 : ; ; . : ‘ 7s —_s . ‘ > 2 { ; 7 eimnpe mi ire Wa ail Cu % E a gis - at) " - - , : - a 4 > + , : > > , J e 3 3 : ; ee ; ‘yi ; | ; ; 4 a * ; ~~ 6 : \d " ’ _ > . r ; 7 . ” : " ° , - «i . iki . ‘ . omen - . 9 ~ 5 7 , , _?e «+ T , | ; aw ; derfui effect , ée« \~ > ro . ; r,t . i . . sin ; ' naan Yo : ‘ fa 4 ss store for yyeth i enema, ogee to antadt th ton ~-caeentttees | | - 4% “s The rift developing it ‘ / , Vou j | 4 t ‘ “aft rs yt . = le “ . ct i "a . ) al * - , om pou + h ; , 4 eaded bv Herman Stifel and Mark ‘ ' : ee the nal Aeronautic AsBO0Cc tie of ws «Oid-time recipe, Hproved . Pic a ; ‘ . J , — be thetaddition of other ingredients ‘teinberg, which are represented Dy “— .use of factional . diffe | Boswtel nog magic a ae BR. Jeffries and Marion C. Early , ‘~ ad parently was closed yeste all ready to use, at ers tt : Ss — oVewes cia oe ek ' Si a This simple mixture can be depended Transit 5s Duc Next ar. . _ ite ‘s oon when the Board of agen . i} : a ul “ete "ta Then come $9.790.000 of St. Loui $ 4 : -cepted the resignation iy» o restore naturai cvior and : :, ; : ioy ’ os iT. Sava e\ rv ‘ te . 41 al mes . "Tt + > e {"*n mrornec i ‘ A Ti - - / ‘ «4 sion in which he was r - ee pny ines ' ; S soci Re Baiiti * . salliadrea tate ‘ : _ a, p+) ; : s + “a . 4 P “ e. th . 4 } iT? ’ . ‘ T¢ mors 7 t¢ ad } ~" 7h c os dee? 2 A Coffin was re-elected ¢ : ‘ fd be v i ; 4 a nation from the floor o ast indefinitely : G _ i BE. Toccon. ac Hotel rail je had sata he would « ™ ¥ ) is , ' Re '- ot as 4 + “es * election Friends of M te 3 : | | pease eid He as PEG Fe y ocd ae elared the latter had It is impossible tc make an accurate : (ee #18 WON See 7 4 ae ee aod a ee estimate of the life of GMC Trucks. (i.% | ee FS , a te. 5 a 1 mnecting Was eee : : , , : ee Y > Net . Rk, \ ei arganization. To begin with, every wearing part is i¥ | oe 5 ON ee ete 4 Ln cnctuchiety sa P ive extra long ser- AY j s oa Mats 3 Edition of the Post-Disz built So & g y : “2: £ 2 aoe = , day, Coffin said that his vice. And when a part does finally ioe) epee Tg Aj | a ccid go betuee: aaa ; 4 ea ie io a Pi} tom “a ernors at a meeting c wear out after years of strenuous use, | hh oe. as 1¥ ee 4 ‘erday afterueen. saan , it can easily be replaced. Be ay Cae ee . Said ae 4 shottly after midnight Me HE M ; D head of one of the committees as ; “it Be eaee ey. : ‘4 leaders of the opposing ws lercan?tiie e- “the only plan he ever s ubmit- ; 7 ” ' Ss" ° : + ES a ‘ \\ : ex. indicated a break migh Moreover, exclusive features add in- os a ane ASS a Gettin contheanl an livery Company usés Ze - \ 3B . be oe, gaat didn't suit ar ; , he life of GMC—remov- we : = ce latter went before the Goodyear Cushion Tires Without Reorganization Plan. definitely tas wt as > © $4 : the session was closing on three trucks in deliv- agg Qe ane OR able cylinder walls, extra large brakes, oe 4 : ‘NGH 4 m. yeuterdad: bat Gan | ie. the sttuation: at this time. 2s ’ , / @ ie = *- a not accept the ofice. | ery service, and com- ee a ete: drums, radius rods, easily replaceable A ie ° -s The Nominations Com ments highly on the last- ss gneiss oe 5 ay apie ings and many others. os a presented the names «€ 7 a oe mr, arn seedy ass pies weneing ' | and W. Frank Carter, ¢ ing resilience with whic ee ete wpa likelihood the} : : e dd - the! St. Loute Ate Me these tires cushion the 3 elegans: 3 Sea ae Numerous other factors likewise a a detes tor the Gane load and the truck. oe ea ge sera Saal to the usefulness and life of GMC. “ ominetions| ae De Mecomplets ting Hi With reasonable care, they will last Style is going to mean much to you and you will want good fit, = the’ nomination te Cal of Goodyear tii - Weather ey oe ' Pho : ae ew ee d fini ] d f. bri tha will fi 7 afternoon and the lat Tread Truck Tires we sell ection agp 2 a2 a eta eg in © ite y: pleasing pattern an a cs t give wear tor your moneye Be claréd he would not be Se ee ot, A broad variety ot pockets, - Mixup Over Nom MERCHANTS TRUCK : TIRE C0. eh he kr ad plaits belts, etc., is to be Moreover, you want good quality in the tailoring — that under- 4 Porter H. Adams of that property from the United Rai ound ~ ost : tnember o a rd i118 No t2th GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK COMPANY under our several the-surface construction which adds so much to appearance and - o- ypeday mor i | . = ; ul tful at 1 ey ars Division of G | Mosors Corporation different body types 3 , T all- i nations Committee, GOODS YEAR the property covered by the Subur- | PONTIAC, MICHIGAN suit models. gives lasting quality to good style. Campus Togs are all-wool = Lt lla went ne An, Ay te ata omy a a ee ae ~*£ a ey “Se pam i Rape «hore? ya gee? oe * rn : ld OES eee eee Re eee ti , mr wes». + Rm, ow we. we Oe Arran PIE 8 EE ae ihe ie nw Wine "" : Sere ee ee al i ae - me san e-vkv gw . sas ae be it a } : the association early in clothes which have these qualifications that are so satisfying. 4 Monday night. He said informed Coffin was to fey GMC Truck chassis list at the factory as follows: y rate it is inconceivable that 1-Ton, $1295; 2-Ton, $2375; 3\4-Ton, $3600; $ cout Publi Ser e Com- 5 -Ton, $3950: Tax to be added. 40 a a candidate just before ¢ “y started, and was asked We guarantee our clothes q sjarted. aad was aoe xa Committee td nomi = which he refused to do . ‘COMPANY $45 CuH4as.KAuUFMAN & BROS. . Seon eeeauenunt a GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK a pe : sz Whitt. and. Castes, ae $ ae the latter was withdra Direct Factory Branch: 50 eae NEW YORK BOSTON SAN FRANCISCO ‘ z In his formal resig stated he had felt t, St. Louis, Mo. TTT TTT TT TNT euiesce to the “inst ne Mn en ccternten coe Phone Bomont 301-302—Central 1878 er - —" ‘mement at least, Nermyi-rt -« | rr? AT yy Fo eS. FRR a oe ; stad at 5 kts Cig GRRE SA LE NER II ied ket STE dy o Weewoooccosoooosooooog ] “GMC trucks are seven steps ahead” % i — SAVE! —-| STOUT Many dollars } f- tending this kk We J have lost sigh : y. : ght of prof- | y | its to make this tgs | o A complete stock of Coats ord Coat sale. in sizes up to 60 included Boos 509 W., ASHI NGTON AVE. in this great sale tomorrow Soh aie mee 7 11 / ~ — = . : : o , . oi GOVERNOR PARKER OF 3 Ne LOUISIANA FAVORS Ra “PARE ae Se , PROTECTIVE TARIFF SE E> ee > % _ LOY P i . é Four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands younger, contract Pyorrhea. Bleeding gums are the danger signal. Heed it for the sake of sound teeth and health. Brush your teeth with forha FOR THE GUMS More than a tooth gs —it checks Pyorr Sec and 60c in tubes —— - —- Se hr UCU CCU -_ -. - . . . . - ed -R RL ARAL) AA) DL DA LD DA eee ee dae WEES aed BESS SSSSSSEHSESSESESSSSESEHEESSESESESSESESSESSSSESSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSS SESE SSSSSSESSSESSCSSESEE CESSES Pty shee aeds me (tentinued From Page IT. Leeescececeossesossoeoocecescese: Beautiful silk oS es ae ld FABRICS y | - Ef Ti "OF WEIGHT THIN. ~ =, : : —— \ LE rh i COATS Lastralaine Fashona COATS = : 4 cn pi stripes 1 : ‘ een: ib eines A ae teed ealide | Strength and Vitality _— ; " fT) Crashed Plash 7 : ! YOUNG rEN vp Miguid. large Nottie. $1.00. Also BURGLAR WAS A PLAYFUL CAT oS ish Seal Plash Far Fabrics | ie TWO-PA bottie. SO cents \ _ - i a 5 3 e ey y wee a wre A ~ rirtia ' - ly ‘ on —- “ot Ps. ' ' ' ; | . ' 7. etches For Early Fall Colds, ees 60 ee coun ie —— err: aL} a | New Plaids New Stripes | ; fotle and Luyties’ No. 99 ) | acre gr aiepeap meebal | , : ; To be taken at ? he bh eg) nnofuy. Fer Lg | , : ’ it ‘ + —_~ ~ <o my . i — en a es he oe re =“ wT 2 # OR. ae ee ee — ; ail “— «heat Pneumonia. Never be without it —, , ike | Ca d W W 4 d Girls’ ( 02 “ | - Price. 25c; large size bottle, 60c. Mei Seat ne alarm i ; : pes an raps omen $ an ts, La a Luyties’ Family Doctor Book—7" pages free on application. : | Sk | New plaid back Light-weight gar- LUYTIES’ HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY co spect. Coathtaad ments of Bolivia and Capes and Wraps, x) ) — ——— ns wants tae cane or belted styles Powret twill, a Can- orga | bee Ste Mega ton crepe lined —to © “ET tN FOC with thece whe . d wonderful values Marr KRM RISINESS through fa Window frame rhe vt close out at. Bargains rosT-IsPaATOM WANT ADs.

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WEEIINESDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1923. I | | I | WA | ; : \ Og YoungMen | [ Suit ¥ want good fit, for your money. ing — that under- > appearance and Togs are all-wool so satisfying. OGSe SAN FRANCISCO LL PER CENT MORE City ae those in any Other &¢. 4 Advertisers Receive - eg = PART THREE. ————— + an — ——— EB PATTERSON HEADS. AFRONAUTIC SOCIETY Threatened Rift in Association = Apparently Avoided When H. E. Coffin Resigns. Na-: be- developing in the tional Aeronautic Association, eause of factional differences, parently was closed yesterday aftrer- noon when the Board of Governors accepted the resignation of Howard BE. Coffin, of Detroit, as president, a few hours after the convention ses- sion in which he was re-elected to that office, and selected Fred -B. Patterson of Dayton, O., as Coffin's successor. Coffin will be a membe: ef the Board of Governors and the Executive Committee. This action is expected to tern:i- nate a movement for a new tional organization of aviation started during a stormy session late Monday night after the candidacy ef Vice President B. H. Mulvihil), ot Pittsburg, for the presidency, had peen flattened out. Bolt Had Been Threatencd Coffin was re-elected on a pation from the floor of the con- vention, at Hotel Statler, althour:sh he had said he would not seek re- election. Friends of Mulvihill de- clared the latter had been ‘“‘steara rolled” and a bolt was threaten: d. A meeting was held to plan a nev organization. As exclusively related in the Home Edition of the Post-Dispatcn yester- day, Coffin said that his resignatson would go before the Board of Gev- ernors at a meeting called for ye:- terday afternoon. After toe eleciion shortly after midnight Monday night leaders of the opposing faction had | indicated a break might result if Coffin continued as president. The latter went before the delezates as the session was closing about 3 a m. yesterday and told them he could not accept the ofice. The Nominations Committee had presented the names of Mulvihill. and W. Frank Carter, chairman of the St. Louis Air Board. as candi- dates for the presidency. These | nominations were made, it was said. after the committee had the nomination to Coffin Monday afternoon and the latter had de- claréd he would not be a candidate. Mixup Over Nominations. Porter H. Adams of Boston, a member of the Board of Gover- | nors and chairman of the Nomi- nations Committee, resigned from. the association early in the meeting Monday night. He said he had been | informed Coffin was to be put up as a candidate just before the meeting started, and was asked to call an-| other meeting of the Nominations Committee td nominate Coffin, which he refused to do. The com-| mittee presented the names of Mul-. vihill and Carter, but the name of the latter was withdrawn. In his formal resignation Coffin Stated he had felt obliged to quiesce to the “insisten@é demand of the delegates that I continue, for | the moment at least, in the presi- | dency.”’ | The rift up- lNla- net, NOmMi- tendered ACe}- LOUIS POSI-DISPATCH NEW PRESIDENT OF AERONAUTIC SOCIETY lod _—— — ae ee nt > oe he : SNE Oe es ONS Ss a SO” NN Be ies Sontaneeoetatans ey” Oat ee cS Sos x ‘ = a AER + o EE EEE SE 2 eee. SNP . B. PATTERSON “The objects for which we are all working are of such paramount im- portance,” he continued, “and oi such, vital relation to national security and welfare, that it seemed unthinkable that we should our permit — ee — = the development of a situation which. might threaten the futur® usefulness of this organization.” He expressed appreciation of the confidence expressed in his re-elec tion, but said that personal duties and obligations precluded his con- tinuing in the office bevond the time necessary for the board to his successor. The provide the Board of by-laws of that the (;over- nors shall fill a vacancy created af- | ter the annual election by the asso- ciation. Patterson, the new not here for the Convention of the association, which is being held as a part of the Third National Aero Congress, in connection with the in- ternational air at St. Louis Field He has a representative here in connection with Dayton’s efforts to get the 1924 air Accept- ance of the presidency by Patterson was obtained over the telephone by Crville Wright, the “father of avia- tion,”’ whoris one of the five mem- bers at large of the Board of Gov- ernors. H. H. Emmons of Detroit resigned from the Board of Governors in fa- vor of Coffin, and the elected to the board. was elected vice president for the Sixth District, comprising Lllinois, Wisconsin and Michigan, and in this capacity is a member of the Ex- ecutive Committee. The board issued a commending Coffin’s president of the its organization a troit. During the last year expenses of the organization totaled $116,062.49, all of which borne by Coffin, according to the annual report sub- mitted by Mulvihill. The latter, as president, Virtually president, is races races, latter was Coffin then Statement service as since De- association year ago in were vice was in charge of the active management. The organization is the largest | plea Eroes, select | organization | cia ry ‘Klan are “a super-government —_-y-—- ---- -- SUIT ASKS FOR SEIZURE Bats OF INDIANA KLAN LISTS Action Charges Members Have Conspired to Set Upa Super-Government. By the Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS, ‘YInd., Oct. J.- that the Whi conspiring to become a that will plant the Constitution of the United States and to take over the administration of justice in the United States are contained in a suit against the klan filed in the Federal Court here on behalf of six residents of South Bend. Ind. Jt is asserted in the petition, which was filed vesterday, that the Ku Kjux Klan intends to take over the military forces of the country, (jovernment properties, and to army boards of inquiry into the disposition of (Charges members of Suyp- are endeavoring and influence that property look The suit asks that the membership lists of the Indiana klan be seized and for an injunction restraining the defendants from representing the plaintiffs to be members of the klan. | The date set for a hearing on the for a injunction sel preliminary will he later. The klan is an organization to op- American citizens who are ne- and Jews, the It is further alleged press Catholics com- plaint charges, that the purposes for which the klan , is designed are: To wean citizens from t sup port of the law's of the United States, to corrupt and take larg part of administration of justice and laws in their making; to gain munity through contro] of the judi- and other officials for mem- bers who commit murder, mayhem, mutilation of the bodies of their vic- tarring, feathering and insensibility citizens, with- ant: to convict by per- jured evidence; to boycott neir over a 1ITi- tims. beat- ing into out legal wart and with- Cath lL nepeproes, itronave fron Jews: to hold secret draw p: and ings and and persons; if nave olics hear- condemn persons unheard to execute sentence on thes® t member of the army and militia abjure their lovalty to the Government; to participate in illegal meetings. blockade streets and highways and to > aeronautic association in the country and is the American representative of the international federation. The Contest Committee supervises events and designates the held, in and navy this $11,069 last in the air races place where they are ference with army Activites of the offi- cials. committee cost association yea) Work of closed yesterday business ses- scheduled The annual smoker will be held Saturday night, the of the ; races having caused put Trophies won in the races will be awarded at the and officers of the tional Aeronautic the convention virtuallv One sion -is for today postponement necessarily emoker to he over smoker Association in Stalled. i eetienseeenntineneteiennnentineaat ann ok eee ee eee —_—— eee eee - ee eee SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY! Pencil Stripe | |TWO-PANT SUITS ed Ko hoe Rane 7 ae, Oeste eesee . $45 QUALITIES gbessesees** Men! Young Men! Here Is a Value You Cannot Afford to Overlook! Beautiful silk and wool wor- sted Suits in blavks, blues and browns, in neat pencil-stripes and pin stripes. Hand-tailored with special attention to every detail—assuring perfect fitting garments styled in the most popular single and double breasted models in both form- fitting stvies and Brooks mod- els. Sizes for men and young Men from 32 to 48 chest. e Py ; . a is ; : woolen (‘assimer i Seot hes jin the and neatls Sport and lDbesiralle and pattegns. HK rooks tthe ra YOUNG MEN’S FINE WOOLEN TWO-PANT FALL SUITS © Present ponul models “ ™s > ¥ © ON, ee ‘ “ x; ad ‘ ~ re we ux > é > * 7 ST. LOUIS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1923. Markets and Sports News WANTS, REAL ESTATE PAGES 21—3 6. i eR ER RE ee — eR cepa - — a tee C—O TEE La america deny OC. eee ~ eR NE ee ee ene cone | Na- Se&Se5eSe2 Tr “Merc Departments: Banking Bond Corporation Real Estate Loa =F Real Estate Public Relations Safe Deposit Savings ~ = ~y iT } ' ' » 5 j j i | ns a ay +N ase, i {| H Vi SRE TBIT | ! yh mt \[! | TULH ih TY ercantile Ti Member Federal Rererve Lrrtem EIGHTH AND LOCUST ist Company A = (spital é Surplus Ten Million Dollaw —-TO ST. CHARLES

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WEDNESDAY, 22 . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH he City Cireulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH — inc REINS canal that of the Dally Glabe-Democrat and the — scream ma eae Se oe =i ea wEeeEy ne ee ee a ee — ti ea em oe -~ . . cea a ne OT . - a em A eed ne = —————--— — ee Poona 3 | . - . ? : ‘finding some means for fighting it, SOURCE OF POISONED Air, Mail Planes Arriving at St. Louis Field a CROPS IN PHILIPPINES ite reese spend toa Everybody's Goingamt} H ASSERT RURR CANDY UNDETERMINED —$— Sc, Soa aa a —— — MENACED BY INSECTS =: «=: ei 2 eee 4 GORY ETE BIBS OEE Nes . Peet eel St ayy ty OP ahi ¢ : > A ) ren Con bite Ol curtworma, said to be a dan-, - ? ie me . } Be os nfection, have appeared: in a4 ‘ ™ :, . Bon ares cir > a 4 2 - 1e pro ince ‘ T Tarint m imviu iimn2z ‘ f ig a j more than one-half of the rice pian- SES a wt ive. ——-_——— —— ~~ se ae . } , t > : ; . aa a ns the rritiri ; Pes ih ' ° : » res Lie ‘ | 1? ‘4 ‘ , . mn ) + c is - io 7 . ws - 7 a a ey * Saldiidabee Me dati rddn hadi a te we of O34, nic . PEDOT » POST eps that cau od ihe icne of sis n : 3 MANILA. Aug. 25.—While oOp- nf 4 ce women in the ; ; portman? 9! . * timistic report @f crop progress ar a a Ss COLOGNE. the Elder Manu *, ? : . in from certain provines | 7 ‘ , 4 . . +7 , a . > oer ~ TpnAat a t whe have been investicuiing the = arr iegns £: ey ; j ad ou . . Tre rAat : ™ . ' ene > we L. ut VW for it aur- . . 2 Si inte \4 nine ceusanies : | | has hard worl } A noon-to-midnight frolic fav ch offic , s “i 52 a Ga il eet. ] : " ; ™ : gs . " 6 " ni mn ” - * nN euiiiee i a Sa er , , sa day! ef oanth. according toe ese. eo. = S.-i? ; 7 ‘ > 7 P} {lit : iy aa “ " . . i tiidii ere tie. al as ; ; be hiubyr Bown: 2 years « rf “42 om has shown an u , ' , . ‘ : : Hale Kh iM)? * craoy Dest : by tistics. le ' Walton avenu . ery : . tise. fie 3 aa ae a uti. . - Spectacular Features = ” the r umber of passe : } ; it} i} | d | # 4 vv xaVS ee | iaenc © * «6 in i; ;eata cancy in t! ma leclared thi he , pases , ” : ; 4 * reas wa 1p lage pase age | : : and their damagé to ¢rops runs iato Interesting Exhibits — ed and merchandise tran “M@eu ft sucta moO Hadad gen ior ™ , ; ¥ , r aot : the mi 4 ea , ' r) ais : Additional *¢ anyone should have tried to poison the millions sos af Jazz Bands J% es well as additional her and the girls who rith her wpa ee tatlearlaye! ricstntdl tins i ee : ght under control of the oc in - shirt facter Tetay she at the ugar cre in hal ‘two suc- ; Ss a u : Some shirt factery. Teday she am ala oi Come! View the exhibit! Seg » authorities. 4iT3 7 ; Sta Te rié€ nt vw) tle Tate ~eppte: . ‘ ; ; oe : ¥ : passes the | Ee ee emia ee ttle fe ’ beauty contest winner! Enjoy ¢ in statistics tab “a 18. ~- however, to obtain @ In order. "O08 music! Dance! rate perspectiv® of what this Viewed by detectives rire i ae ; AR, . “Furst Candy by Mail.” -8F ia pe some Pine nown j iesiroying Vast areas of 3 ‘elie quer cunt me cal from which hemp Remember it’s a noon-to-mi¢ 4 system, one of the mon : fore,” is made, and the carnival every day this week! © Ba in the world, was Sivas | *hilippines’ principal a e eccupation as con pared But I never gave it a though: S | : Samet as ae | me Admission, 50 Cents "= ampesent status Nr cow just tore off the wrapper. opened : a ; ee eee, OFS OF tne Be proved within the tet! the box and placed it on the k ia ; rreatest hemp-producing sections of .. i¢ is necessary to compare table. I told the other giris to ly oon swept a! : ' : Be today not only wit} ae themselves, and they all pitched in | a ee . “Stew months ash, but also wi It was fudge and marshmallows and . © pliant pes ‘ontroi division of was before it Was tanee : it tasted good. We ate quite a bit 5% investigating the ~ neh and Belgian miami an : pliant and in the hope of ; - Krom trustworthy figures “Later in the afternoon six of the! ee — wing comparisons are rade: ill. They were seized | : ‘ P , auineiaaieiamalciatiasl , a rs .. sate : A Sg Revere gOS } SREP eB resckece In Moreh of thie and Miss May Yount had such a vio- . : es => a conga a ge se alll and in lent spell that a doctor was called 865 ang eee a whieh and he ordered them home. Two * ay were using other girls, Luella Schunder nd | whole system Bertha Gunther, aisoO had to be Ruhr cccupied taken home. The fifth and sixth girl the Germans & recovered sufficientiy to go home| ceupation, consisted of alone and they were back at work SIXTH AND S7. CHARLES . a ' ck Since few mile the next day, but the others did not! 4 a ae : : ‘ operated under G return for several days. ) ¥ aul usin . “Four of us who ate the candy | did not feel amy ill effects. That) was strange, because we helped our- | selves to pieces in various parts of the box. I wrapped up what was left and cecided I was going to hav: Bie mat‘er investigated. “The candy was delivered at *factory in the mail. Monday, Sept. 24. I was net at work that Gay. = had been visiting friends in Collins- | ville the Gay before and did not feel | well. I got the candy, still wrapped p. when I reported for duty Tues- ‘day morning. ! “My neme and the factory address were printéd on the cover with lead | pencil. A strange thing about it is | j that in she lower left corner of the address was “Fifth Floor.” None of ' - my friends outside the factory know ht ue sn vec" Vy AQHA OLE PAIGE UUSUALLY LARGE RUN OF BAL WEATHER [si press Weather Pare “I took the box-home and Thurs VULCANIC ASH CAUSES SALMON EXPECTED IN 1925 BUREAU AT AERO CONGRESS 2r= 0% much vatue im comparing day night, Sept. 28. I told a friend. | Arnold J. Salg of 28°78 Lem We " ga P | ae ae : ss coach - cs re is Sg sick x DEATH (I REINDEER anal la Efforts of Federal domes to Look Over Local Office, | ee a “about giris becoming sick ani * o : 2 psremaary 5 are in asked him if he thought the candy and Washington State Fisheries Which He Says Is in Capable sons. just as thev are in th poe ges in Hatching. had anything to dowithit He looked 7 . I ” Hands. tages of the river and ‘" al ’ , Special to’the Post-Dispatch. _ : , . . _— = he wate at the cam@y and suggested thet 1 SEATTLE, Wash.—A phenomena! Charies F. Marvin, cnief of theirise of temperature.” take it at ence tO the City Chemist. |United States Weather Bureau, is! We went right down to the Munici- Deposit From Mountain Covers) run of salmon pé@rhaps eclipsing that | attending the National Aero Con-- ee pal Courts Bull@f®e and as th One of Their Feed Ranges of this year may_be expected in 1925 | cress at Hotel Statler. SQUIRRELS SWIM FOR FOOD chemist was nof'in his office, I lef* in Alaska | due to the excellent escapement to! “No, I'm not hee to insure pér- ie the box on a table. with a note ask- Bein ng ee nee rounds and fish ‘©ct weather for the air races,” he , ? ; ing that the candy be examined.’ La - GR Ble tae ee . |said laughingly. “YT have com | Weiss SALMON Miss .Bowne expressed surprise (Correspondence . hatcheries of the State during the lloak over the local Weather F Thousands ye®terday when informed that he) Press. ) iosed season which ended Sept. 16, |reau, which is in capable hands. an: oe age City Chemist, after an analysis of ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. 10 State Fisheries experts say. The re-|furnish any information I can that — gore gl the candy, had reported that it con-| The Government reindeer herd at... . kingly salmon in such |™&y¥Y be of value in aeronautics cant si eee tained arsenic, which evidently had Port Heiden, on Bristol Bay, has ee 4 oie ay PR ; : | “St. Louis ranks well among the opt ohio Z bite ; she said, “and that should hare made me suspic ; undoubtedly : a> AS x *. 5 oe = ~ se epiay~teinilntifie pectin oe eligi tiga ANTEC BET Say _ ren ae es £ e latest avallabie- iles. The 4 j 4 hineland and operated by ERONAUTIGAL EXPERTS Brown, Beige, ‘ NEED FOR FEDERAL REGL ? mbers of City Club and White, Gray : ing Club Hear Talks at ; A : cons on Aviation. — S zes 8 ” to 10 Future of aeronkutics and resity tor Foe regulathe : | Ihe topics ©f addresses by Such Nationally Known Makes as: S aeronautical development wncheons yesterday, one at O l, K ; fi xX Poin AH Fab amd the other of the = A b y tex ee b ayser, Kiffel, Ete. dvertizing Club at Hotel & saie t Howa . Coffin, presi such come cals a of value-wise women here tomorrow, for seldom have — he ational : saree S of nationally known brands been offered at such a low price. SMEEEO™ &¢ both places urged (First Floor) 7 Bisiation to foster aviation oor.j rotect the public. He said > SE WLS LAGS PUNE BOI Se . +: . ts — . a4 . st ] iV aA s tao in " . : : heaviest crt i> been placed there deliberately. } sul dd recentiy because olcani '. large cities in summer weather con-| Althou | S- i d NOt said she had no enemies th: ash from a peak to.the stward ‘ate art he tate nd | ait; u é is show that vou “8 . : ik I 4i030T)S8. JU A Snow that your wide knew of. The box bore the name of covered the 1 i range to a depth of ‘ederal isherie: ureaus haveicity was affected v he heat! + a _ ; s , =? tic} eo rr . . a ah -« if ~ ; 2 a 4 ee ma St. Louis candy #silapiishiment } J oui | if i aii i hi, €&% wraiti hat he nillio is of fis h and turned in ¢ *® su immné 4n5, at aeretae Ting | Waa eriginany had contained as®ortedé , . chocolates The box had been re- Tilled before i? . er Se] ? to ‘NOB ;a 7 4 re iT) 6 r ,used oe ute thy at . | ‘ nal ‘ YT?) mA. rnen iif Ot eT is h ‘ omprehens 7 » a. 9 —— - . 2 . _— ~ . : Rowne nd lunge trouble. and ore away thes nav go u indered tre . tO G@-jordés in existen Saimon to} George Engelmann cr -_ 5 ONE Aig eee ENE en a HS i i ee a. urn Lfieé j . é . ‘ Oo; Net irs . \ ‘ ; : a iA ; : hia oS Aaca wa s s nz suffering at ‘ Jent 4) 13 heavy d ; e' Maia ‘ ;. © . . > . .o ; . ° a : a ‘ ~ i ‘i 4 ; é id r)} ite. } ] ij e lieavy ora i} Academ +} } : os } ; : 3 tT» . : + ere -T ee . c? ‘ : 4 oe — Ses Seeley, Sa of seining and trappin (18.1, when a . narrow Ali @l- . . . i.f : Ai (TE) WTatis. + . ‘ 3 tempt to move the herd ny a Alaskan Peninsula finally w: doned. ‘ The reindeer herd, placed by the ) , bg Government ‘n the Broad ass re¢ : ‘ & Ain occasional dose of i la year, has ospered re , warkabls Eskimo herders have Peen ear-markin in ; DR CALD A ELL’S . ‘ ; “ crop of fawns : rais preparatory to tn all round-'/| > Up and count. ° The simplest way to end acorn Pe a ee gE mY : . : caribou is Blue-jay. Stops the pain in- id detested tis herd. tee Stantly. Then the corn loosens iin wee dae Sinton - | ° and comes out. Made in clear et anise tes a ey Se a ca 20 - ceps youns §'r LY i a 14? ~i hould be Federal appropria ' ‘ i nding fields and other 8 ; md also to regulate the . ircraft ‘ Mai. Charles J. Glidden of t the City Club, said the he pony dirigible. a three- E er. 5°9-nound craft. car peed of 50 miles an hour, e SE approximately $10,000, | PG expressed the opinion th Biquid and in thin plasters. The Q@ction is the same. At your druggist Blue-jay sour oes! TRalse Modesty Wrecks Health dg of them would be 4 oY individuals. Values to $5 + Sa were met. 1éTre was no alternative LJtCCOV0UHUO0OU}JMM—M LM eee eee an nt nt a eee ae ene > TMaASse and gi of the deer were lost: although the HE young lady just assuming the responsi- A dose can be given in these conditions to anv i. bilities of a woman is very apt to be self- member of the family however young or tTCHY PIMPLES i cos ts a ee conscious of her physical functions, and in old as Syrup Pepsin is a simple compound of i ; om aShadsiGa, - 4 aviation from the fandpoint hojding that 18 the United States deg creased Federal apy Fiation. : aM Rear Adtairal W. FU ull he Advertising Club, - bm «Cthat within @ few ° a4 be possible for one to) Louls to Varies within mG that there would be M4 freight ships, monster di Ng regular routes «| on schedules. | consequence neglect them. There is no time, Egyptian senna with pepsin and pleasing aro- fede sqabense eS gn ee ee ee however, when it is more important for her matics. and perfectly ek he tiie: Buk ataced whenre to look after them. Chief among her troubles ee le — = the United States Coast Guard cut is constipation, and her suffering will be serious Public Recognizes Merit* er Unalaga and landed at Alitak 4 when she gets older if she does not regulate her You will quickly see the difference between Spread and Eruptions ete. ee bowels now. Mrs. Mary Kellar of 132 Benton a mild laxative like Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep- Farmed. CuticuraHealed. pate St., Sisterville, W. Va., was perplexed about her sin and castor oil, or rough cathartics and IMPORTS THR | daughter until her own druggist told her they physics. Syrup Pepsin acts gently and does “My trouble first started with QUGH. SHANGHAI used Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin at his house, not gripe. Increased doses are not necessary Sin "Pass aie eoeaee wonie MEE: oma and she did likewise. Miss Irene Mazierska A bottle can be had at any drug store, and a break open and itch badiys and . third of ©) seins ratene of 90 Peter St., Buffalo, N. Y., is glad her spoonful costs less tham,a cent. It has been when | poy them they would was derived from entries through attention was called to Syrup Pepsin. eae used for thirty years and is the nts sore eruptions formed. ine 1 * tin angom, aoceréing | argest selling hquid laxative in the world, over ee St fine sanwal (rade report tor 1923 Safe for Young and Old 10 million bottles having been sold in drug Ointment and the pimples began to he Hen Ws 21.923.000 tack. : Let mothers with growing daughters interest stores last year. Keep Syrup Pepsin in your teagrove Il continued using them| | : | themselves in this matter and see that their medicine chest. : ‘ now I am completely healed.” Great Britain, including the Pb judgment is enforced. A rule e ( hn. ». 3119 WN. bo Ds , ‘ , , ° eo Seae i ices. ee ee ee followed "by many is to take a Clear the pores of Impurities by ee ee en spoonful of Dr. Caldwell’s daily use of Cuticura Soap and oc- ea lea | wooay , Syrup Pepsin once a week until casional touches of Cuticura Oint~) 0 countries. followed by Jan | the bowels function daily, and Mem es needed to soften, sooth ' ” : . . ee tend. Thew-die Adie! for coal ||. A repo ed by the America: at such other times as there is toilet, as is also Cuticura Talcum ee ee eee SE headache, biliousness, sores and fer perfuming. ES ae Se : fever blisters, lack of energy ~ — my teed f= Mase” So! . inst mounted to $29; and appetite, - Sleeplessness. bal every. : Sec. Ointment % end He | aicor he , bares ghia as sg " ; oN. mi Pe “want lee oe af _ . eR at Black Feather- Advance Styles Trimmed Panne | That Fashi Velvet Hats—and , — Black Panne Hats Combined With ar here a ee : geeeececeesesss If You Want to Try It Free Before Buyimg ¢ecececcsesssccse “Syrup Pepsin,”’ 516 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois. I need @ good laratire and would like to prove rel ¥ ebout Dr . 9 Pepein by ectual test. Send me a free trial bottle Aiden te 4 . Caldwell's Syrup ¥ i o — ~~ Some Net more thas one free tria! bottle to a family Stihdlieteadiadeneaatanadinmmmemm aaa nanan - —- SESE BESS auen

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ia] me: : - WEDN ~ 3 a es si aes ake ae : | “TOR _ a. , m a ie a ie — - «i we at 1990 e a ~ pe: Se = tISS. 5 4 ie aR a \ : WEDNES Se ; Vv — oa OcTOBE! DAY, PIES PO, erybod ,) | = , 1923. esr ie y as G . 4 ann —— maiatoai aes Sa In ; : - The . eR, 38° 7 = - 0. os . At et ity Circe , ® 20.0.0 a fi A YEAR | ; — : = ! : — iat of tl eimai 5 ————— ie Dai ae ———————— il S i rR ra Bi cata aa K-BLOCK DIVORCE” | N SIBERIA weet $end abasic wen nena a imes C Tet ) i aye ‘s . — 410,008 Passengers in Jul | KANSAS : f t OS Combined by A he = . 1] 5 , > , > - y . - ieee against 32,418,000 Mignthi as'Actor ; pproximat : ia U d i onthly and Wi . ely 40 ea ag aR ae 2 ee nder Germ: gu D: ie Eacl | 3 000 load a= ) ; an Contr aughte ach «=T . — ‘ a ol. ghter and a Half ake $50, . Marri or ST. : ee f § MEARS PAT - Es BOOLOGNE. Sept. 2! ae ‘ ghtly. y Contributions of nnually | Co-Op A James A. Spann aad ; JAIL TO SEE ey POR wi un 7 .. yement in effici Constant) ; EW YORK Or . of Various | peration of A lGeorge Spann—Mrs. Per! ~~} A bh seneieden MASTER Geor —==- ad ficiency al just it,’’ 4, Oc ‘ ganiZe j | : meric oe : | SOtES silis—~I 8. Perle ves, ls ack di 7s ce B 4, . a ial lt . } atio ta] . . an fe. ‘ ] » Lu 20 a ; Ds e £ ‘ f | P ugayv — noon to id jn the operation of i. : econ- Jenn ° remarked + wa t} ; ns. ' ists in Devel at l- British Of sr qG 1em—E the! Romy ignverw. is making ; ) uncel tain saloon at mr taggt propriet = * - -ml nigh 1¢e (: . ‘ tt, k }. {rs int s 2 opm | fj e v os jar T jer—E Merritt = ‘ yr tne . pedigre /arre DF or of 7 t é y system in rerma Adri now! 5. Ric KANSAS rae \ , ent ? iCial 2 ,_ Nath Bar Sila Sch icell r round 6.4 as sted ¢ alion Aa f ng ; n the : n rienne 1 to ichard ! } ANSAS CI /O , | = alS an B ry —Mrs ‘herer : roon s betw | cherge atre ; f. rolic eV. s = t ye cupied : seaeni ine Morri : the wt: ‘ re] lie vi : > ( iy ¢ H rk W elcc q givin Expres . b rbert a pe ee rs. Carrie a f a yt: i the desk . tw eer) the | equor, 4 ge a with ef, wae des ! 2 »* ] ~~ a 2 n M J 1 . S SS Ji a ~ B ' I ay: ry nted out in statisti areas rsonality ison. “It's &¢ asi« g that civi Mo., Oct. 3 Cu. ver Fut Mis- ion Roy pp he ee ynuna | Sy iin at the ¢ Sergeant and idrop a policeman ha possession of raAtis ics ; ei \ ce : : ‘ sj : ‘oO — ic ‘ aoiad / he __ a . ran ’ pee ti} y; hin ° . a : 2 ae ed d 7 ; . Spect ¥ French officials icS tabulated divorce.” eparation; . simply a gh by ys rvice is best Be Special c » | Due to Brit! ure of Race Frank Jegoncaek Stel rioden Fertig eH ig today ee sath St reet . eva it. The —— to the Pb aecen him acular F Ba *; Mrs. B : a six-block |) ty of the ft » adornr Oe able t 1 R BO mig Rye ella Maion umpf. ars, to as¢ idea vor olice.| H aloonk } floor, break | a1 s. Be ©) Pi ne ' o tl ate Dec]i | muse &. ay tt——M lone} : k ) ascerti ing, | |He w eepe / ing eatu > & Every month ac wr Bennett as ione e future, t nent of th and th 1e Pos 'Gecr rvertz— ra. A ee rtal os ae ‘ Vas r res! y I - F a | . | hr meric: opera- nd S spap . , font. a ory Li ro\ama r with th ¢ : r ties. ipa- 1inted ‘ }) floo * mov a ectio} ’ an I N y an capité j B . ociol ers \V ‘ in—FE: 4 nd—yJ) we Acai | ea memb / rie studi r rear the ns 1 of a gs nually ON. Bruk alists , ‘British ogists , doc-ic¢ alter B rmma Elni oretta H aro. er its In ord Mifty- o buildi of. 3 nation: a stat y for , chief , said V sh offic s. N Charles Pita mmle Gpesne ood. ; a er, however v-four ding : ai ey nal ue ¢ of : ’ cla , ot Ww. P r—-Laur iva! ev noon-to- j : yw Ve] tO oht: the murth stree pa at 1°56 ER; every h figures ; yf (ify of Departm the Forel ; over th ls expres 5; a few Mary Sh Parks. aurina A I - ery day thi midnight 3 A e perspectiv® of :, tain an ac Rennett 1] t. and her sh 298t | tribn ome with tl} ‘ and to i im ent, here to , gn Trade , e future f 5S misgivi | Mortin atuek Charlest« a Tit H s week! | syst f what t ac-| stac! 10ouseho! : share of ibute 1e d spire | - port day. T - | prese of tb ‘ings | bach luck, Pitt ym, Ill.— ov em, one ¢ ¢ +} t this rail ked al sehold ef AT to th desire 2 | ant fi ; he Ant ra e@ rac Elijah | ittsbu Mre. * SE ; . . ‘ ) the Alli- a Ol : ffect thes . 1c . to . ield o most ° te ace iijat « i rE. Wn iene $3.7 ad PA . Admissi in the w . : most c The arr: it in disord gs were : e heroes é commemor m- area ar open i8 the |i tinues of decline ji ' if the | ‘ne G. Welr Ae Mae A ! Ww .75 walue INTS—AIll - sio7i, 50 Cent occu ; VOT ld was 14] ompli- dren al rangement er. ready has ; . To this “ ek wom of el ound the moutl mmense D rag - n births | Edwin Dickinson Terre Haute uer- ‘ = 7 Hu 4 R : znilion | olors: r @ * : Ss pation as AINT > peer eee 82.00 as compar re Cr Mrs. B ut the c The 1 raise 00% ; owin s of the ri ~ a J Viola J. G and. Pof —Vera NTS—83.50 FLA . regent etatu: ompared mst: at en ‘ chil- | fou sed. al-ig g into th riv- Johns | Elweoo . J. Goek oint P} 50 ¥ AT W yws—undoul with its ance. 18 1 inett, Wi ' of J ndatio great e Ke - | Office stone d Fintlev e easant , value ALL @ . naoupte : ) 4 ' ear was Jose 107 { i , fis} : ira S , ( cer : Jarv} . i erin f Re! it, W WH ‘ gal oF . : mproved wit} li Té aly . movies , 3 eurs ‘ ' a tn if Se ph \ ‘ Ss the ~ 1eTl1es a ea, wi of H a is \ 1A e T) bt A el eri t ‘ ‘ Va. i 100 ITE .82 75 rin the greatly . 3s. should li Id and 1 brok Meinra inspirati mals and 3 th | re ealth f . Medic Ler: M ittaver a. oe lb. K LEAD . r it js nec past few ativ, vara - ait live wit] n the roker, wt ath. ar ration ade Rece nanny fu port for or Le al Jen Maack Jor Rellevill Mrs. Kat) + | 50.1] ’ rs 4) Cc essary w mor ae 17. an vith her: “A”, 3 10 § retired ot had nt expediti r ani-|i r 1922 eds, j Av; nings, M Jennias ie, Til ath- oo b. K Grand2.Me tod A to com} ‘ iths live « 1d sftudvi ri T - Ba ‘ ' ‘ Stat : ‘ ugge * ¢ R*) y prov " . ition i in . ~ & refe a . in hj =. ary Fe Fh 0. ‘ Mo o . 25-31 es pare > wit udying a aT ue a ¥ gested gar ed the s, he si g passé -€rs in 18 H Guitt lara ) » Ke , rket ay not only witt it as it; Fif ith Mr. B gs dancing ~; Only a Year the slox | northe 1e practicé said, | Sages t some ee name ittar, Moher! Smith, | 12%_lb. Keg few months th what i s it; Pifty-elg . Bennett at » will | iy statues for Kan sloxan, | ern water cability of +} contr » the s rE ba .Moherly, M herly, Mo ‘i Bev 2-lb, Kegan — ; . sae, but : at it was/| Y y-eighth str at 168 W been ; es for tw ansas ©} cs In Mr ater route »f the ol. Cor subject | Mache srriéon. Pe —Adda P TURE LIN " was before | t also wi as; years 0! street, and ast | planned wo yei Sity.”* | g Mr. Bruk |.of nmenti of birth | *°a" hen, Paducat Paduca! COMM. LI SEED f re it Wé ith wh: ld, wl ‘ J0O% the ed—“ , 1S Tr .o7 ealth O 19 R in I > all ' Oy T ° lana o . ' rf P | t B 4 i ENT ’ —rnl id g & £ian adn ; . r by bury . ; irgaret S Q ns fron} € 3 ri¢ Oo}? hington i r¢ eratel 9 : egzlon n : ¥ per ] , s@€ ds f ] VW arr polls T rk 9 ’ tx’ ~ rt RPE . INE *? he gS cd a ee From trustw \inistrat 4 Ve will li School Ww ' re ommitte oe »1 000 y estim: . night } pl O00. } ' rom ?1 SOuise R en, a nd ella A. | ANTERIC INTINE —agal., $1.15 ’ worthy va Ors. of the ilve fift \" - “¢ ’ Vater- + peck: CCS A ’ and = 5 ated at ~ 2€ | We Can ; ie says: °° - 8 { tandai!l, H nnibal ’ va Kn > . —ezal. 15 —_ owing comparisons : cugiaehen the fol | Toc y households y-fifty with each appoint vis ole inted. | ploitatic capital require a ee ek | of birth in these cire ys: “How peo- | ee Mo Mo.——Mary | lue; gallon AME L S—5,50 K 3 for 20c gq Track s are made: _ » Many Cool the 9 d to conf ttees hay | twe mn would tf d for its ex-| for t contro} umstance | 4 i | JOB LO PRAM As 83.5 cep eKace- - . A L, xke in * Kane: lifer w ave be | en 9 ; Je e , Py he re an S, ta | Fi" ax At Re z Ww T — me you *. e fe In March of t} Ithough M1 foo Few Y abeed nsas (j vith offic en | Britt 1.200.000 and aa rhaps he passe reduction , i the nex lk \7 rank P. Hi! lleville R ae and g AIN 8 heads nd lett le cupation a a iis “ner Mrs. Be ears Study the ty Par ‘lals sh cor cA Tit 2 Of _| Passes C O } -esaity | Ville ipert--—Cec F e n ray out er = n authoriti year rsonalitv fennett Cc: . 1e sti ark fF 3 of! corporati 2 000,000 } ompre the bi ty | Fr , Ceceli . | nd br ; .., S150 b of > “/ ing 865 miles yrities w LLiTS & tt called i to arr: tatues 3oard: conc ration h . One the ris ehensi irth r (Francis W a K. Kri (§ RANET own 50 gal ask the s of tr: were u; should | separation” itai, arrange ; s of othe rd; essic had tig risks sion® T rate ' Hut rupp | NETITE |. s OCR ° et. . w. s a; the-latest en os Kk, and in Ju! al Fer : ibe stated peuncogenn —and it ing of red : sora r cities; Sie | cluded tei but its Piele se. for the | a — overpopul ~~ talk alt | si Lenabure. Marissa—-Olind re STOVE tai BB gem bens an with Apeeagg patie ow = : | th for whi n Julv— | inetts ar ight here . funds aign fo my, on Ea *xclusiv , which i ami pleted ation ‘inda Ll. SI | S EN galion..... SHi— se 8! yes & are available which fi : are on tl that tl The nis ie beh to sive rights ch in- nine a by we with | — Sieg. | qua NAMEL—8 — 14 x6-i —the Vy Ww - ngures it appre — t 1© best . 1é | . ore T . Th le orme alf foreign | his ish fol eir in- | y. lynn EI st, | § John . whil or3 f to oceupation rmans befc spoiled lishments le sep- rage iz wro e lat control d and ign s Malthusi olly , I. Able | son's FF e the or2 bas mane ‘ “2 1.¢¢c t} . . is. The I) : ment a ote A ate ; , j giver : pcpula lusis J * es. Gr , ai Rede leer Vv y last oc . . ‘Jes of consisted ‘ Mt the Bennt , 1e thing th: ner chai t. Cha a lette n joint ation an myt . iranite | emed ; arnish , at th . eee ee - track. Since f wewesal ik Bie tt family | lat) Ar airman larles M r of Fer ” | 5G Was ex yth of |g Mall a sh Cou e 2 a > ‘ wes ‘ ’ { . ; - 7 “ Lrts ‘ , of } . oore | ur Ir: | one t} xple i over- | At . t tv orders ship pons . # oe e w } being oper few miles or yks, too m: roth was Commissi the N; . for- A ade Dev | one hought ded | con East S orth 54 fill anywh . = : rf rated . nissio : - ations: é nothe evelo ) | urrecte at, but . Ong a n. in ¢ al FY r op ; I ment d, and it has ZO, | tow at my isis. wy Ss 01: . | and : 4 4 om mak ret ‘* : : 4 } ing — = | f oO er b - ‘ e are een P . q ns ar , and } ore? S'm 4. M. Hol , =} of 94 964 ary worke he ji! Ss mae I{je comes suid priate ; selectior oreizgn oth. Ww pre- influe id daus } e- Toauis impson— Ma lrah. St f ye ads Ts o™ \\ , itie her 2 I jon? ’ ts : r) ot? ¢ : capl ‘ hil ‘ a . A need “ 4 iters : . - abel 3 . e 4 yed. persons—we! a. wethe “eupecae* e when hosen by ee ea rm appro- | propose tal, howeve e seeking | ha few seekers by the vé have | Hickmann. 4 . ~4 c c Ty & ! j : \ dinn ¢ yy Ca ~ . ite i} ‘ to su es we | hav ers af iporin —— a : H are th ne. @& “Who entire family ler to- ibs xperts and pr will he | eonnekia te ubmit our . do not! eo e allowed Pe ter notorie gs of ‘ -— = = e occupat! la ton sak suggested oe ai repared sul aa Siberi xploitatio ny people to | ome hetw selfish in tv and | Har: At Collinsvi » 3 mnel, includ ion met ot | the separate) "5: amparsn t- | stok rian exports | “The s een them and terests to | pty 3. Se ong ~ uding ee total “ee arate | ston 1 for a stat px Cc ar : 1e gti ane PS ney ffer— Anni en. : official I'm afraid opene tatue : are : rough V state als their | Charlie nna: Luc: led, | a, or hi eft \ . , vere giv Speci ee alue t ~ vy hav or ; ntain hi to en ) fam F 10. -Bertt , | ’ eav . ave . Rennett it ne Pive;r ; } cla 4 0 $ - ave a I hin nab . 4s M Hen ‘ tha Fisch a a ployes ing about 60,0 nen ex- {| sumed. — lett, you see was planne 1 $100 subse “ diplo- | the export 7,500,000. O mounted 1 comfort ar self and his le him PS aol cag por Water! O' Fallon—W -_ ~ = 4 y still in th 5,000 forme inees | is a wenius she re- paign thro. ed to condu 3 ribers. As | mainder 5 ° were fur ne-half of | « do this. } id health family ville pee: Phasing 3 Wilhelmine = & 0 wha _ @e occu i . r ; TiS -& vA a , at any 3 ther ougn the ct the ran ’ : chief] ; : | and . ‘ mos . if faiis ‘ If it f: ee . ntoinette Poll 7 4 tever emeée pied zone T sup rd him as-é . rate red onh . vear. it am- |! the like ~ vy leather, b the re- t depends in that on ails | * Jish, Mary na ; , can. lergency ippose that as a genius +) script ly thro » it Wa | Ste ce. Nearly al . bristle an , s our nati whie ———— , ~ . id gency work | ne aa Pr hat ere ‘ niu aind | riptions a ough volunt: a fur- States Mr arly all go to stles and | d welfare.’’ ur national } hich | Bulgaria Be — -; Passenger traffic: ahha! aye geniuses 81 ‘3 Vell, vou! scribers, tl f the -first & ary sub- | Perla w Mr. Bruk dec to the United | et ealth | BY the A gins Payin; -3 Fs | passe - In Marc! “ sa) s should be- ear , the maj irst 5000 s , vas to clared th | Vete ae ; ssociated Pr ig Repa | : sengers, . incli March, 600 yu y., perhaps , —what} rners and s jority wer D sub- | latura!] 0 poor to at Si- | By eran Canadi set apenas SOFIA ress. ration. a! HIO Be ; jans and : , luding e i ao as W el , segzree + ° —_ ; . choo! c hil re wage i an ~~ ’ export = develo y the Ass adian (‘a Ne : , Oct. 3 ose aad ez : militar rermal ‘ ill as ano gated Speci hildre 1d Centr trad p her, at ociated rtoc | Nation: 3.—The , ‘= Lal 4 > Ili« inot} . al I I Nn ai 6 rT ] P miis al Pe ] ’ ONL a es on the t 7 ee “G It Can’t Be D ler word Special ted Letter D ( Re tral Asia to Mongolia, W ORONTO reer vi aries pew Re sank has tu sulgarian ite ade © ains E Ss, wer: 1é me ~ . _ - 2 , tecogniz a; r as 5 lepari: mits rne wages * Sun Y y the rains oh sii Geniuses one.’ | mame red letter ays. for gnizing tt . Benge ntario, ¢ Bet paration C led over ‘ 7 AT passenrt . whereas ; wit] . are dif fi , ned on 1 ati cag days h: ’ 10! agric iat a #iot & ye yugh oie) , 3 ret. 3 “a i alf of > ommiss . to ; ~ * ed te i traff jij es and w } , fficult ‘ . trict -= tiona!] ‘ ave hee “ eultur: ruLUre ‘ | anadiz : le yeal z : —J, , Bul rs 5810n i - : 4 } » at h = ¢ ’ jen YY .) } 4 Lat . cL ho}! i. . 4 N ery "¢ al a Tria P ae an Ce ad - 5 old , fra » garia *" ead rn he- > ; 2 410.' nad it mnailit ' ou hav ive proera lidays & was |! - and ot rket jat artoonis _ veter nes, th . ©» 500 - ad om ab O00 n ‘ ities clashi rave four ohiect rams wit] / and ,.'i™M n Sit : ther his he list ar terran | , e first | 500,000 ~ out tw 4 persons ; hours lasning an ’ ii ner- J ive } at 1D thef pa- aul’. Br liperia th machin- ’ Ime last nd poet é | semi-an install gold ¢ ns 4 n eivili: o-thirds is of i} , ahi} Aanad four ie Mer ie , ) ld in th fond as tt uk how ' aA write : : night Ly died | j nual pa ‘ ment of - : man: rT \ 2 ( ay nai £ ‘ji ilring t! depart rough th rs, ‘of LO’ A [ D s by German use of Fret ri of servat ipartments : a ae . You | su: o effort » sa tecinarte unveil ceremo?my) |} Upon . ie CA ‘ 3] : ; GUring Puls ‘ Bri an + 01 ~e" on own 13 a woma! \ leit v i ic eens will atte ew the devel a apaciis ad > ) ES Hi SE . 19°23 rue. and we nm up to But = on \ashington' ~ h will be oe nd the sources.’ sui opme’® ae epends : >. i - ONA ever ‘ are just ' Ui if ia LO Ss hirth - } eh 0° | phasiz uid Ny B 4 her r oats t > : ) ICAL EXPER wil] besa On N Las happy as we _ itis: a Gay 22— | 10, . me the poir , sruk, and he wilh She. The W with rimmed : | 43 ne ‘? he ; OV s i wed > il ae aie _ sa O eo . - hai \ ae . em- ‘ew : NEED T$ STRESS we ar - twenti« +3 x VA hich TT! of if. % Kk : | here fora 1 to get toe sary, lum) enry T sa. the Noni NE , naking : eet oe ra bie oveth : move . ; , te; , Op “+ : ors e ’ izes 8! . be — FGULATION jie celebrati ther right queat] who di . Kilpatrick this ; | States lj pportunity » gins Tom ver, Fo * fo 10 & rs of City ch N = ration =_— 1 aths $2000 led Sept Picn, lin ‘velopment lies in assi 7 orrow cul d x, ing Club I . ub ¢ i} pe ome of each 1 , a, + ie ~ immediat nt. rather ; sting an LJ jear T und Adverti HARG pit f Missourt and § the 4 ies ate sale of ma r tha : dé- . a rt . ES pital . mu! ‘ ” 4 las ~~ i can e 4 oO} a c n in } - oP . oF Cons on set at Lunch- ” : INTIMIDA are ' $ 1000 to t t 1 Shriners’ = Se is hi: : Cuter jal machinery. ot tne | veloped in os ge i Future of . . viation. Negress « 2 ee al Nal at BS ‘ ; TION R S Hiospital 3 © St. pw fn oneal i - spp tert development oti a ° fabric soft é ity aeronautics 4 Says Eff tobert JJ al, $2000 Lik- | lai repre yy the ere 8 ° : for Fe ics an Preve = hia ort - latt J. Ande to his fri saab esentati lack . ‘ fel i ’ topics - deral ceeds the ne- | BY the - nt ee Made to latter s sister reg $1000 friend, deprives ean seat in —— offi- \ ' suitable f esses - s4f addresse ation wer snitihcsesintpcctadialy y for Stoke: 202 et grate iss Ss to the | SRY officl *ricar Russia. 7 eta ’ Et Be fe aeronautical) dr esses hy le ty ! n \ DALY y l reraa t kes, ere P ut the rem; . ara h And it +} Ol fic jal me: : business ™ his , on or after- i. =, B 4 tlie we ' development saders | intimid ORK. Oct * imated at ¢ og gee AP rere erson, : on and of ac ans of comr ien of n erna 1 noon, str t rrow g ub Ss yesterday ' at tw imidation | ' - the } at $50,000 is esta’ yeliev acqurl nunic; Oni ce -— *F and th ay, one i two | fron ninan eff largess of K enefit ; 000, in t are. | ve, he ne inf a- a : f . and red ’ for se] g av .e other at the C m testifvi ffort te f Kiln: t of his ) trust Sen ywever ormatic . orm at s dom aGvertisi . ier of tl . ity | we ifying f a ge o keep h ilpatrick, 315 is wife t foric ator Ki r, that th ion. I 4 ai oc . ae uch hav ee Cul i = ng oe ae pg for W. E p her ‘, 3158 . Mrs S at Hi : ,onis e , hote ) ‘ P 1) Ste J Brant Annie Senators : and ¢ isit of Sy . ons Ww > rd E Cc otel I+. t} Ac +4 ey . owner ’ , - * tokes se inNner I F S will ther A . pec ° ‘ . ae ; SLatier : ii ,osl - As ry . . v. : a mace he! me “in i (F irst price. Nationa! offin, pres er. dicdues gainst Helen , his divorce B Yacht ar 7 ae ¢ In connecti ip to reme rican al asso ; i loor } ie | mn. at be + Aeronaut sident of MI a made toda , n Elwood Sh . Sy the Assoc 1d Whisky Ca making cc ion with the dy this.’’ . ments f rt- raf = ’ ric ' Z ille iV : i : yk : ; é Cc at ¥] : 7 4a ‘Oo $3 > = a + & slation i places i cemail Associa- =. ler. a negress } Mrs. Nell 4 es, NEW yY Press ptured. to the « nditions in Si matter of | ] or th 5b ae tec to foste rged Federal age Suit Ss, in a $1¢ tose lic YORK, O de yutside w Siberia k | S arge a : t the ster aviati ral | awe! for fals §10,000 dz ice boats tr . Oct. 3.—T nt may orld cnown =. rw ke uld 1e public ation and against B false arr dam- out trapped > , ’ ’ . 4 Pe . Jee opinion that thou; y Healing Power freer Beales besagagrlt From 9: ery Da coves and nareuinen ith -_ : * vid would be »1) - 4 dent's 11ttin unic 7 > ‘oO , e Fe iduals. e purchas 0 t s cable g this c jue Wwe : e ot odfrey I = hasead . rR S erson’s Oi er, the great s to he sent aa orrespon- Meals sé : " 0 5 p | uffs . a 4d aviation abot of Bostor For For E v—— S intme l which inn me gett pean aver « served on the gro} ° l 6 ; dpoint ion from the ston dis- i nfants and Chi czema, Ul n used e the revoluti iberan line yunds. Con : id ee el Ole Wn Use For Ové ildren and Piles _ cers, Old S out ae ta ams em, - Program me a | lited St; at the ree oO sige ¢ ) lessages een r ; ay all ¢ ; q * oy tegen Sepia wa y Always bears ver 30 Years “] pat . from places 9:30 a.m. 1 Tomorrow (Th %y : ; 0 ral a Ipon : w! — ’ Aug . EX ¥ | R Nn. pprop! ations f the | ful en dl could pub! ? FGGS ‘od ie 10:30 a. m K ee by tiny : ursday ) 2 pi far Aa | : or Monasture af Peteranr . df get ‘igh all th A DAY 11:00 ¢ exhibition by ) Farman a Adv Mdirai W : ' JA WS... eart! © eats’ aati a 1e erate- | EN as 2-1 a. m. Flying C yy Army diri plane : ne oO F. Fullam . +h Me tl eh "a i te ek a ee sep IE at Poultr SIBLE” ps dy tet peataas: Arri 1g Club of St. 1 irigible TC-¢ / r a that = lub. me ; : Is at . etergon's ] ave a ceaiiear Caen on 7 Exxpe ‘ 1%: 20 p iva! of a ‘ . . vouis Tre ° 14 b t with! mde the pr like th Ointmen All I y time > rts Ke a le =m. Mite air-mail 6 iphy Rac °3 e hin ¢ pre- hese pent it do! at) row clieve , »- OF itchell Tr sq uadr ace POKSi | a few si rt > «(that and Ss ma By rwi , . Suc .UU Pp. ; Trophy ran— * Louis sible for one years it “T bad _— ieht ottane | MO Pa tere Be Bred uch & 4:00 m. Liberty Er phy Race. 18 planes ; ’ ‘¥ that to Paris w to get from 30 aie lan ulcer from the! MORGANTS Pross. “ in p. m. Fort * “ngine Bullders’ . mn : & r ’ ther ~. ithin t mM Fr | ‘ rs and caoyl on my . Ex ,e afl Ww N. W a ' :00 p. . pombing © 1 . 8 Tro i gs fre: re wo day ie ild ank | peri \ m. Ni x hi , phy Rac ia ae eight s)} would be days, doctors ee” meee ee it haa it) West V ments, conduc a., Oct. 3 Night flying | hibition y Race. " . : ‘ ar . T) anti ‘ULES le rot es id nd ome refore ag it an , - | f tit “— SS} le on are e ons ail . ; p schedules if) this 30 Y : Suraical O better aadiat I mye 2 a had adit was chile mav he : i¢é to be] , gr: grounds : will take - : ? , : . e ’ . ere shied . : { . " y } nt . dvan : a se! tenets Ke IN ST LOUIS Seiem . 0 rect yy ~ monenc 2 is e | eRES a De ich will lay poo breed . id boxes. in front of oa his is . ner ‘ eter : > street ; en- “the ‘ or on es } " : , e withou ce St he MILLION . ee Childr for} son's Ointm tr, - Winston- | the year, H one @#gg ev er two } ou must, be 1 l t doubt 4 y e a W TATION en Tre te} on ab it te ment f lar ; a. Kni very day iop-offs nside tl arges the a Fashi . » b Ca ILLED ° be LEW . o “aR Seeee” ken" pda me old & ust as good innounced tod night, the ai ay of aces e 1 the landing ve grounds | t collection st ners, a THT ® ' a ere ien't eczem 9 ores pow He s May. irec Ss O fhe al gS, the Bi Ss i see the Senne oa ionabl om : Int oa Tt of I> : o7G stor iu - IN, Mi D , nye s of e anvt?> py ye > Naw Ce my or n NO 84h " tor, and air-n ine AlT; reception é ~ fe ature P xhil € thrilling fin clothes f of | le i omen e + : the ‘ iver in \ eCnver Carri | en aba Ke. 12th q di " - « — cate e blemis! a fhe - — get accord as two ger ial officers 1i ~s to am bass i yitions close Shes, the or Men W t ff A MG 4 Agro ia ut . ie) == - . ine saganetinre Sey and for gets hat of | Her r aj 1erativ , dist ‘ 1DaASSsaaors ea se-ups rs re e ‘s “LE, ated ros o Accidet . BM. Louis is nothir . alds, cut sore ae it wont er record ng to the ative inguished visi yrs, diplomats, ; ps of the and . ' omen é : . e ADY it. : : ' gs its an t. ch thr show di visite 5 . an in - ni; VILILE ' g - ; bd Md . ey ving £ - rT) Thi? - tit ryvil! , L ‘ errs , 1e¢)N for ‘ ong 0 j e . Natu 1e d: St . si g -? ee iri?) iv oma? liliionalt OVE O hens are a : a few k $s: ral Brid . Oo a | ’ ki] ee re is car natur: days ec. € ae Ho re e Lf xtr ruly e on gag see waft OF TRO! HOME IS ONE MAKE YO Se ee ee ae ee if gy St peg o> peti: Sine By f has ever of , 2 aordina a _* | = ux io] | NGEST INSTIN OLD UR Labainy ee accordl ith two genera reet Cars: Thr orth to Nat opt ah west ry ; , to the fleld ere d W : t F : : r , Ka r oh . ‘The ho CT = . it would ng to h ; 4 hroug!} cars ‘ sridge re o Fee Fe dogp ; I h th ; y Ft, : ANsas } a ore ; ig) ety ; nome pustL ‘ o ueh A i he nee ; I e exe- W ellston » marke aie toad a Road d ou : is: {Hece 3 3 p Can spoil into U vest instinet ict is the to FUR | chicken lay possible to | . Rai ther I sane will ri 4 “To Fiying F oubt, the : ee md F ion’ Fete pend cree peng vet TURE ieken lay two eens a day. cat i ene sista Hn Miele fe se Ee is e er Orey) aria . - s Th . ‘ , &po , 4 " en as r ‘ nion a will a} o r r ; ' rs ee — ; sliwhs : of the nwo atin ete lothing. a} e parent OK pectal to s Jatler’ ' » Statior oe spect om ing an Pe ae { he « incts , gy. and n , | the P a Bul py. ™m 1 at 9:3¢ al aes e .. 4 — l idl on escape . Laan ' declares a . 1 money in IKE NEW | MT Somnus ost -Dispatch u leta. , 9-30 a m 10 — to field f aa i} values ° : ae iger of 1] mpi = 7 structo a Washingt | fier SRNON, K t is oO a. ror y remark LF se ¢ Was 1) he 1 npion Was The d we ington | | ied youth N, Ky.--A Al is not necessi m. and le 20 ' ZZ ably low ad ' 4 a Py a oe pi it . ] yf ey Min " ’ ‘ sift tat «IT? tr town 1 , recently n unident} = r Race beca - iry to excha > maf) 9 priced. ‘| \ ie 4 ia = od ” * rm) i] ‘ji ’ ‘ aa @ * , a iB 4 ‘(0 }* Sa,’ se " yeaut F _ Ve monev * " . Phone . aoe } a ? gO miles a drove mt ae day will be Use of the post} nge your tickets [ en S , : ‘4 ‘$ . “pues onaire 1 John F ed not autiful home fur and {0 : ’ Ss yullet les an ho » good Oneme s for the In ] ; ty 44 oe ie we and Len ne pne owner Mar " conf ct. ee furnishings Lindell 9445 ’ heen sina of Jailer Mt ur, escaping Friday; tickets < on Thursday; thek nt. Tickets cw International an , a a ady{)) about 18 : The acc! = 3 , ure are & — sar. bes Suites ot _ otf with ged when the rate who hal s for Wednesday will ets for Tuesday ased for Mon An Many CO 4 4 ae n miles sou sy antial saving offered at sul of g ut payin ugitive drov ° be good on & y will be good almost wo-Pant +4 pies outh of Litton Furni gs by the Pruf * asoline ha g& after 10 sis Tick ts Saturday = S ' endless Suits 14 ae ind St i a Compal pone PH i ‘ Roundstor d ben put in -. A Now on S | Suits and Ov variety | a¢ on or. arles anv, F U stone w ar 1ety ’ ee ‘ tarles Streets v, Fourth QO STERI = = near Pin a had sr ay car (Mezzanine Fl aie at Arcade Build les, all pri ercodts of of " 3 ; ail e H OV = al .f and The i] and ver- : oor), Ei ildin ces, and : i=. ; anne ew NG «= Lar wier Seaeeenee od General ad , Eighth an 8 ,and all | i= len at C as identi t to : mise d O : ma : *, Repatr at Colt ified ; Sc on, + Lindel! Bivd. Shore prisoner w imbus, O d as one hool Childre $1. including w live Sts 8. ‘2 - at Gheryge yor was bein , While Grandst nm, neral a g wer tax ‘ i ai os cape. nd made per, the me «, $3 per sea 2, including ad cents. _ 7 | : | parking to ticket eee and war See wie 507 M ‘ 4 aa % i yiders tax. Oo | i / ' roadway and St RT | # a ae H BROADWAY s" 2, T ST. - e * . ‘me UI8 STORE: 824 Collin Woolworths. : te 3 » | < insville Av. | : : Phys 5:

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- ON he lente se He oan an _e~- ee ore wee Oe ee eS re ee ere > ee ene epee Tene a ie angina enna eevee * » SSS SAS ASF PR gos ee ones Fen an od —. aan St oor Neen es sae center iten igs os —— . ee ap ccaeplbtomr Doaseamen ne dae fe “x4 “ Ce) eo ROR renee nein 3 = gett = ap ; a a mn * The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of th ; or ca ch = atl iy ene | 4 e Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 4 oo eS Se aa) ps * o _— 9 -_ ' ' ab ia wi BB. hal } ae a : 6.282 82 ee BS i oe ‘ , a - os - sone aint mm yet if “at L@a@aeaeeaeaee eR aaea aa a a a i i cr f —A NAME THAT H. FOR HIGH QUAL The Vose is included in Pianos at the Aeolian C fine instrument—to be play of grands in the STEINWAY STECK be alae We cordially w | ~—) n grand piano di me full , $625 and up, instrument . nf ; “ -. it ; ; B & ' Ld 4e0llan Co., St. infor ¢ Matton on Grand Planos, Name ) Street City Let us sire. us. = | K . COMPANY W.P.CHRI 1004 OLIVE STREET the Steinway Duo-Art Reproducing Piano aE ee | 2Q8@8 828888 8&8 8 & Kaciusive representative for very convenient payment terms. You have always wanted a grand piano. ; “ABOLIAN & * &2 3 hs hi eg. J ate 4 } ' ' i ; ' i | ' | ' { | ' i j ‘ ' ' | ; Box | | j i ‘ ’ 2 a 7. i “Ss "4 : A i she we i a Nh EE ne. oath ‘AS LONG STOOD ITY IN A PIANO the splendid display of Grand ompany. Worthy indeed—this thus included in the finest dis- United States— VOSE WEBER PREMIER elcome your inspection of our splay rooms. Prices zange from and we will take your present in part payment, also arranging ‘ i 7; tt mw , ‘ t 7 ; ~~ ? " - * . ” wi i k ; . J roll t ¢ vi a ' i + bee ; bind dh she * Vie iti * ay ; enable you to realize this de- Come in and talk it over with of MISSOURI SLER , PRES. Piano and for the tal te Tiny — April &8.—It is obvious that French | the Ruhr has been!’ visualized, but possibly they would prefer control of the Ruhr by the Allied Board of Control in Germany. This thought was expressed during | the coOnversatien Throughout occupation of the several hours | with Gen. Degoutte, I _ felt France’s actions are based on | fear that Germany will rehabilitate | itself and that now is the moment, to take every possible measure that | may separate the states or elements especially with a! Prussia. - All in for France in! passed that from Germany, view to WwW eakening all, I feel sorry her plight ever before, for I realize that playing a very langerous game. In her economic and her shortage of man- ower, she should really act in con- ert with ber friends and make some of livable terms with her arch- rather than increase hostility. The with Gen. toaay been oO f very interest. not only with respect particular had in but in showing me the views entertains for his country, the ever-increasing tf am per- recognizes the weak- compared with that cannot compete with either “neland or the for Hie freely admits that France and, conserva- more than shq@ is listress ort Nem: May & eroutte mvch oO the AANG hat he ‘faced as it long S¢ esion nas VW ork we 18 Dy yopulation of Germany. suaded that he France ness of (jer- also knows his muritresy L‘nited states ‘rade gs afraid of Germany, though he is, that if Ger deliver the coai due uuld be taken forcibly. Liat ‘annot kk me! ‘ive saves does not France, it shi | ~~ ie also says rrance big arm for Neriod because il ana nower is needed the industries. maintain COSTS LOO * hy her man- on the land and in because all — Be. we i or a>.i , ‘ inquiry investigating the wreck of seven vessels of the squadron off Honda, Cal., Sept. 8. 5S. L. Huff, in charge of radio and communications aboard the U. 8. 8S. 8S. P. Lee, had testified that when the crash cam6 he sent out a message to all ships of the squadron warning them that Destroyers | «tne Delphi and Lee are aground.” “Just when was that message sent ‘out?’ asked Admiral William V. ' Pratt, presiding at the inquiry. “At 9:10 p. m., sir.”’ | The Admiral waved his pencil at ithe witness. ‘Inasmuch as previous ‘testimony has shown that the last ‘ship to go aground struck at 9:06,” he said, “how much of a warning ido you think that was. Wouldn't common sense indicate that it wags no warning atall?” .. ¢ The witness admitted it ~ During 1922 the printed 11,881 Horse . “Wants” — 7938 more @ THREE other St. Louls a6 combined. a=" EEE ‘ — is xt _ Maurice Mendel we Locust at Sixth “By way of INTRODUCTION EXT MONDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTH, THE NEW MAURICE MENDEL SHOP OF ORIGINAL MODES WILL MAKE ITS DEBUT, BRINGING TO THE FASHION. CRITICAL WOMEN OF ST. LOUIS THE SAME HIGH TYPE MODES FOR WHICH EXCLUSIVE MO. BISTES EXACT OF A NECESSITY A’ MUCH HIGHER PRICE.— FROCKS GOWNS WRAPS MILLINERY Exclusive But ‘Not Expensive , unlimited opportunity to service. CESI' GnNne R ANDIRONS—GAS LOGS Our Lighting Fixture Display St. Louis Brass Mfg. Co. and Brascolite Co. The Fi) ow The season for quick fires is here. Logs are best efor this serv- We dis- play a wide variety of An- dirons, Fire Sets and Logs. (ya 8 ice, Rooms offer an select Fixtures for any WIN Kk. Guim COMPANY S “MANUFACTURERS + Lighting Equipment ST BO) WASHINGTON AT JEFFERSON . LOUIS, U. 8. A. IONT 3200 Oct. 14 Wheneyer Mareial Foch's cohimunica members of the nanie on tion, the French allied commission lose sight of the fact that this tribunal or institution is declared the supreme répresenta- | tive of the Inter-Allied and Associat- ed Powers in the occupied rerrito- | ries. To me his name too often sug- | gests a military attitude toward Ger- | many, and I am sive least may the welfare years Milk and Hungry Children. (ict. 18 The Allies are demand ing $10,000 milch cows from rad y, the epending large ward feeding children feel th appears ATS Always. apprehen- lost sight of the er ha ‘ee for ‘ ile reneral nniing | Gel States is sums of money to the undernourtshed of Germanys I cannot but ridi iw at! ASKeW and that its various states are working at ©1 purposes In fact, this de- mand seems to be directed against while Lnited it ThA we CIA by asking for ADVERTISEMENT. = c ee en ee ee —_— eee ee ee ——m “PHILLIPS” MILK OF MAGNESIA Always say “Phillips” and ~— + A = Protect your doctoa And ye “Phillips,” urself orig- *) Liat’ inal Milk of Magnesia prescribed by S@-cent physicians for §@ veare Dent ac. Refuse Watery Imitations Cept-any substitute fo: “Phillipe.’’ _ isp EeliGieinesendillieeuentes: eee eee pt ret of LOST article t ab throw Men’s $20 2-P: Men’s $25 2-P Worsteds Men’s $25 Gen Men’s $20 W Men’s $12.59 S Boys’ $7.50 2-F Men’s $5.00 Vi Men’s $2.00 -Men’s & Boys’ .00 0. men's $4.00, 's $4 Cor- 5 Huroy & Mole- & skin Pants, > ie H $2.45 | Men’s $2.50 Work Pants, The Comple A. H. GREBE & CO. z 1129 OLIVE ST. | Wate ’ CaS 6 6 6 OTe WO OO Here O48 FE Ee ee EEE 4 N instrument music love! in mahogany or may be arrangec Victor, Br 189 §By the Wat ted The Whi eo 191 tay <indl 1.00 (God Be Wi

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OCTOBER 2. 3832, 4. sa GEER 3. 19 | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the acid Star and the Times Cumbined by Approximately 40,000. seem 3, 1923. ee —— —— = ” 5 a = |?" ahe Be eerie fj wages through labor’s political ac- The report opposed indiscnitnt- Y plies ge WITH REVOLVERS STOPPED Higher wages and great bord | nate legislation against the carriers. | cane for a Aira Ta comeae™ re ee tivity. ’ g WAN K YOU. ¢ Ty | Post- - Dispatch Radio issues would bring higher rates and “Roads should be permitted a fair and Locust streets a 5 om. pear Beaunont |: at the same time we would have an|return,” Goemann said, “and today ithe cab. Tw bours later th, drove hevew te § | Broadcasting Station | tne $b, ame our lated thy ainie wa | -/ no warning at al The witness admitted it would, During 1823 the Postel |, unprecedented state of transporta-| only a few of them are earning the hav 3 4 im the repr |printed 11,501 Horse and Ves We wish to thank the i of friends and K ~ D || tion inefficiency.” _| return allowed them under the law.” sbeut $200 Sager tgp PO a. olen. Mogg , | “Wants” -—- 7935 more thag Z 7 customers who visited us the past few days. 546 Meters “HREE other St. Louls new + : | | bees ir h ANNIVERSARY SALE : | oskotloStot Prat asorsi a0, 2:40 ||| When there is a better baker | 9:40, 10:40, 11:4 Continues Tomorrow at the Old Rellable | and 4 p. m. Market quotations and news bulletins of interest to | the Charter Oak Company will be the maker GLOBE prhaees, Sesame Ge || Men’s $20 2-Pants Tweed Suits........910 | | lead THE ROYAL CHARTER OAK Wednesday—7:00 P. M. Men’s $25 2-Pants Suits; Black Thibets, | PROGRAM 1 The World’s Greatest Range Q QO ) ae S| Program by Abergh’s Concert ||| Worsteds and Serges eeeesns $14. 50 || Orchestra, broadcast direct from || | y~ PERFECT COMBINATION RANGE—ALL-YEAR RANGE—SEPARATE GAS r 14. 0 i Son. “ose and Joseph Haberski, | AND COAL OVENS Men’ Ss $25 Genuine Gai3a dine Coats, $ 5 | 1 "Poloriaise eee). Apes ||| Two Ranges and Takes No More Room Than One. Use Soft Coal, Hard Coal, Coke, ¢ / 4 ‘ Men’ Ss $20 Whipcord Coats 1 sé} e «0 eM Ss $9. 50 || 8—Selections: “Naughty i! W Natural Artificial Gas. A Wonderful F eg INC. ie | Men’s $12.59 Suits and Overcoats.......$5 Bo .oethsc Ginie Herbert ||| —_" a : — ey ene | OP E Me S Helmburgh-Holmes Boys’ $7. 50 2-Pants Suits. 6 24 6 6 8% . $3. 95 || 6—'Cello Solo—Selected— | — ; A aj | P. G. Anton i | GAS OVEN — Lerge and roomy — always ’ GAS BROILER— . Men’ Ss $5. 00 Velour Hats. ie ore « «9° 6 . $2. 90 it — Mattinata Leoncavallo Hh ready — no cranks to turn or plates te slceak omg j— I ch s' Song— i : Men’s $2.00 Wool Underwear........ .25c | on aye oy sonepeguanaartt | change—Simply light the gas | AW ob cunediien , iy ACCOUNT Men’s & Boys’ Heavy Slipover Sweaters. .25c 9) s—x — . §—Waltz—* ‘Dolores. -Waldteufel } | | 9—I Hear You Calling Me— ie . | S. hall ||| Men’ S $4. 00 O. D. Army Shirts. ....- . $2. 45 | ena arahall | Gas Oven Lining is sinc coated and always Ges Broiler Liming ts sine coated same as neat and clean the ovea lining TRIPLE EAGLE STAMPS | Whee 35) nein Saint-Saens ||| | From the opera Samson | Men's $4 COP- Spee ETT ee ert Boys’ $7.50 a and Delilah) | [ Four holes for coal duroy & Mole- (Rittey £3 ay Geese All-Wool Col- § 11:00 P. M. : skin Pants, a ae : zuume, lege and Rope i rogram played at Hotel ||| Pouch Feed Deer—Con ventent and 45 of >. . os v¥! “gi Sweaters. | Gente Gy Rodemich's Orchestra, it easy to feed coal 4 ia anes Sa Our easy payment plan mene & Men’s $2.50 - “S ; ee. ' broadcast direct from the hotel. || : os : easy to buy and easier to pay. First payment gets ; ws é | as All colors, i the goods. Strictly confidential. Work Pants, Sings” = : | Pull cizo oven for coal on woed—quick and i ie rea PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL | ESS=~=—=] YL Sa [SESSA] Se Thane Dri EDUCATION WEEK | jes=ssmeccec/ 2 F nn nc res wr SALERS WANTED : fee ney than « regular range for coal only | The Canbiaie. GREBE Line on Display at . : | : ; | FOR A GAS OVEN TO WORK PERFECTLY, air must be admitted at the bottom of the oven and fumes ! 4 . A, H, GREBE & co. ii Pl A Re DISTRIBUTORS ) Observ ance Set for Nov. 18-24, : allowed to escape at the toe of oven. For a coal oven to work properly, oven flues should be airtight. “(DON'T ij r . rs : ) EXPERIMENT WITH AR-PERFEOT RANGES.) | Four large cooking and one simmer burner for gus ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. With Special Topics to Be 9129 OLIVE ST. Since 1887 Main 3073 § Stressed Each Day. | THE ROYAL CHARTER OAK IS PERFECT MEE SE A TT a ame (The Coal Oven and Gas Oven Are Entirely Separate) WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—American Finished plain white trimmed or entire bydy of range — finished pearl gray or blue. All styles Th 1 t all tha {tawention week will bo cbeerved thisi| SS eae Gade SB Wale Ae a SLATE BUT wii teeiiestie, for tat nde ah bia : CLEA I A ASH AS A PLATE, SAVES HALF THE FUEL BILL. GUARAN- | aang 0 Banger Bec binge Beira eigen c a . 2 , d ? + , | ‘ year from Nov. 18 to 24, and sugges TEED FINISH—-REMAINS A BEAUTY ALWAYS. ! are attractively trimmed. ‘tions made by the Bureau of Educa- ie ' tion include the designating of cer- , _ | ) Astrakhan tain days for the stressing of spectal + gto = aes wee OANA es CHARTER OAK STOVE ) | sp “~ _topics connected with education. The f : hich the t otecked VS IEA. ‘ American. Legion, the National Ed- pa gt gc aioe. Gi ne > ae 4 & RANGE CO., St. Louis : $] 7.50 and Up and Up | ; , . please write to us. 'ucation Association and other organ- batreries. The 20-ft. silk-cowvered wire is the only ‘{zations have sponsored the move- ’ : , : wheeh caitee antenna requized. ‘ment, and co-operation with these 76th Year ) MH; fy 76th Year + Jackets are Wrtte for “Grebe Radio im the Wil Appetused Home.” . | societies should be the first step in i Se . sometres A. H. GREBE & CO., Inc., Richmond Hill, N. Y. |a community program, bureau offi- | clals declare. Plays, pageants, stories, writing of 'essays, speeches, poster and moving jpeture exhibitions should play an/ Ladies’ Fur-T rimmed WRAPS ee Gh nk AQUI oe frunty promamn,secording tthe | eal Hil ig Le i ty if" Tar ve "i COATS VES Sod / > | Sermons on Education Urged. AW Hi ll iii oe a Wi i ae , { Sunday, Nov. 18, is styled “For \" \ i ‘i ul | uit Far om Va aes ie tad it | HH I i i hb | | , mec K etal o's : Hinde , God and Country Day,” and minis- | Mi uit i! | {ih i HW i, i Wi Has “ ny i i i cl i Mh Hf i i i i ' |ters in all pulpits are invited by the | (yh Pani , Nw: ! ae | il r ‘ite ml | ‘i Mi ui "hi vill Wit g Tiki > a ; —————— ‘bureau to preach at least one ser- rt itl yl ik it! | i | an i wil {1 | ii | Nv i ) nr iit Hi ii Hib hi hit iit ‘it i | | hi | ] /mon on education. | ' "Or Wit} nsive 3 : Em gugees is “American Constitution eZ = --s" : ne 4 U 7," set aside for stressing obedi- acs = Fa : TIX AER & LLER janes to the. law, man’s atruggtes for | (ZA Ee) : ‘ a / ; A splendid assortment te select ftom. Made of * ‘liberty, ‘the duties of citizenship and BA Bis | : =/ ! ' velours, Bolivias, etc.. in all wanted colors, They i - f are ‘ur trimmed and some are silk fined. : j education and the ballot. “The Man ; ‘ne : GRAND LEADER | Without a Country” fs a good topic: " + A || Boys’ 2-Pants |suggested for plays and essays. ‘ ' ; y , - = fi . > , . - | Tuesday, ‘‘Patriotism Day,” igs al- Va : y ) ye ‘lotted to discussing the duty of vot- 1 Me f ‘ing, honor to the flag of the country, ' Coats, Wraps and Furs. Guaranteed two years, rough | American ideals. ) /Ip _-—— a 7 wwith- ___ SCHOOLS AND _OOLLEGES ‘ : ; | mae teh re H | et | “School and Teacher Day.” | oT 2, = 7 on ‘ stand ‘Accredited Day and ven A eve oe St il d yy Doctor of sean _ need this saf system rep eal at SCHOENFEL' e=s ‘TEA: — » at drué si ——— of LOST articles i¢ Post- Dis patel Wants. Yechone Medicine} | a aoe At night & Chieage Medics! Sechoo!. set? Rigger Ave. CF The prompt returt brought about} quickly through The Brunswick York A Beautiful Console Phonograph 150 N instrument that will delight the most fastidious music lovers. Beautifully designed and finished in mahogany or walnut. Convenient payment terms may be arranged. Complete Lines of Victor, Brunswick and Sonoras Brunswick Records 5189 {By the Waters of Minnetonka— Elizabeth Lennox $1.00 (The White Dawn Is Stealing— Elizabeth Lennox 5191 § Lead, Kindly Light— Collegiate Choir $1.00 /God Be With You Till We Meet Again— Col. Choir (Fourth Floor.) _WRITE or CALL for INSURED- SAVINGS BOOKLET ORTUNE —is mever Sickie to the man who saves ~ ae. ~——— + _ ee _ AMERICAN SRUST CO.. SE VENTH & LOCUST > ithe duty to the foreign born and, Ya | , . [4 7 Ni } Eor 122° pieces in all wanted Wednesday, “‘Schooi and Teacher | | Day,’ ”" is devoted to questions about | ‘local schools and teachers, the re- | ‘lation of education to civilization, | |and better training for rural es | ers. | eradication of illiterary. Data show- ‘ing the extent of iljsetNcy and its dangers to\the nation and loss eco- | 'nomically are suggested as re |of exhibits and essays. Friday, “Gommunity Day,” Is} to be given over to consideration of | equal opportunity in education for | every boy and girl, the needs of the community as to public libraries and |community center. | Saturday, “Physical Educaticen | Day,” is a day for the study of the value of exercise, correct posture and health habits. A ‘Health Parade” of _children is suggested by the bureau. General Participation Desired. _ The value of having all members of the community participate in the activities of the week is important, the bureau believes, no matter how large or small the community may be. Music and addresses, with va- | ‘rious activities, such as physical education work and playground pro- jects, should be included to attract adults. The bureau recently compiled for distribution a pamphlet regarding ‘the programs suggested for the) ‘week, including data from which to ‘work, and guides for teachers, school officials, town government offi- | clals and others interested in the | celebration. ‘GRAIN MEN CONDEMN POLITICAL THRUSTS AT RAILROAD RATES Report of Committee Points Out , Hazards Facing Her Is Due to Agitation. By the Associated Press. DES MOINES, Ia., Oct. 3.—Polit-| cal clamor for lower freight rates nay endanger the nation’s transpor- ‘tation system, according to the re- | ort Of the transportation comniit- ee to the convention of the grain iealers national association here. In presenting the report, Chatr- Tomorrow Night— Eight Popular oe Victor Artists | The 8 Popular | Victor Artists appearing in person at the ’ Henry Burr Billy Murray Al Campbell Frank Croxton Rudy Wiedoeft | Pe hae ng oo F youlike good music and wholesome nroe liver ‘ | Frank Banta fun, you’ll be there when the curtain The Sterling Trio rises. And you'll settle down to more The Peerless Quartet than two hours of the best entertainment | The Eight Popular Vic- you've ever enjoyed. | tor Artists make Victor cans Solos by Billy | urray and Henry : ' Vv Derr, ues ba tae St. Louis knows these artists. They have and Burr, Mirthful played here before, packed the Odeon on monologues by Monroe Silver, amazing saxo- three memorable occasions. If you heard Wiednets —— paul ie g them last year, hear them again. Their ful close-harmonied program will:be all new, and will be en- songs by the Peerless Quartet and Sterling tirely 1 in English. Make sure of good seats Trio—are all obtainable Vv on Victor Records at by getting them right away. The advance the store of your Victor sale has been large and only a few are left. dealer. |. Thursday, “Illiteracy Day,” ts for | | devising ways and means for the Presented by the . Victor Dealers of St. Louis man Henry L. Goemann, of Mans- ield. Ohio. assailed politicians for nisrepresenting the present sitya- ‘lon of the railroad in public pro- nouncements. “Such political clamor might ventually force the roads into re- eivership by forcing down rates,” (ne said. “Then Government ownere |i ship would follow. With Govern- | ment ownership would follow h‘gh Seats on sale at 1004 Olive Street Price $1 to $2, plus tax wear. Easy Terms Men’s All-Wool OTs Suits &, aed . ae \ » |. 7 These fine x aves ca materials in a spl ber, they come ~~ vmesortment $37.50 » Arar at $27.50. Jazz Suits $32.50 In pin stri and solid cation, U oa values. 606-608 N. BROADWAY ~~! } ADVERTISEMENT | Alt Bachelor Wants Wife ‘Many people have biamed me for net | getting married Sin eblidheed I have | ae . —caterrh ounes e] oom pomes h "and -” ver trouble. a of edeteunnan never being able to get any medicine or result 5S doctor to heip me. Now that Mayr's Won- ° checks derf™i Remedy hase entirely cured me. fT | a erases over 40 am anxious to cet a wife’ It is « simple. harmiess preperation, that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and ellays the inflammation which causes practically al! stornach. liver and intestina: aliments, including appendicitie One dose will leonvince or money refunded. Woiff- Wilisen Drug Co, Judge & Dolph (3 stores’. Enderie Drue €o. (5 d@rug stores), Brown. | Coughiy. Johnsen Bros. Drug Ce, and drug gists everywhere ed wnenes AO a ED ae oe A <A A AOE ; : Some HELPFUL ideas on BEAU. TIF VYING your PROPERTY are pre-— sented in the SEEDS, PLANTS and TREES for sale offers in the POST- DISPATCH WANT PAGES — cape- \Gally Sunday.

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3. 1923 } ST LOUIS POST-BISPATCH Uncle Sam Will Stand for No Veiled Profi ts When He Collects His World’s Series Amusement Tax —— NT ~~ oe ae eee a —_—-—-- es ee ee Browns May Land 3 | [sige ee a Lev and My Own Yankee Hurlers More Dependable McKinley Tes 1 Inthe Money lf SEEDS te, pm May Meet After Than Giants, Records for Season Wins, Soldan | Rivals Fall Dead pemad aE ammeres® G a za fm \ Big Match Race Indicate; Pennock Most Effective Teatmpn Play Ti oe ge BPEL inclair Announces Willingness McGraw’s Pitchers Have Only 57 Complete Games to Their seal Ratton! Maiy-ae Find ¢ Mathematically, but Is a eS oe ae aN s —— tan * Ye ee ee | “. | to Arrange Event on Rival Credit. the Starter Being Relieved on 104 Occasions— 3 Metches to 1 Remote One. eI | ae ete Men Se 2 Se 4 eA wae 2 BE : See e 8 : ae oa .' Pennock .....1 34 36 af oe 4 °-*” |MeKinley opposes Soldan. ‘ra Pipp, first baseman [= | . me : 2s ’ re a ' : 7 29 ) - a will be idle until vlog id may not be able to play Browns to fin wird | a x v : 3 3 . Lo —— : we bes as Ser ee ) a a ag ae Fe ine i . 3s re ies Se hy : 115 262 > 118 i6 ' Soldan tennis stars su *s We American League ra: ; : . ” Boag P eg : 2 ’ 4 of : ; te BEF; ~. furlong by mandi tne 1 i atic fe ae 2 ; ae o 4 ? = : ; worlds series. The st abe . - Caos ee a . + . y ey 4 a bt ” oe ; ; S ; R ; haw bk at ; ce ‘ . i y ea®t tmaen. : in his right ankie- hehe th Mid: ee a ee ee 2 Rg il # ee. ' ; ee eer hawk ise 1] dividing honors with becoming mo mathemati —— , Ss ns cd = 4 ee a iS i 2 ee ee een 5 pad OF. 31 10! 244 ) -' Ls *-A% | North Siders were expected te wil fered less proba tis itwithstanding & > ee . ee S.. Re ay : HF, ge xg ‘Ss rs ; , Lite — no sae Ramco se , _ ge Slade ee mae Majority of matche™. Coach fast Friday is a worse in, victory over th: Jeveland Indiar : SR a : ae aha ee | a si . ee ute cathe ee a iPro ' Potals | 17 115 $5 lois oo s 8 S. 'selected William Bell as leading aig at first thought and the yesterday. the team finds itself ir Bates Me hak ea aS eco ae a : eee eS er pecs ee Ta eg » ee rh S. |gtes player for Yeatman. Bell ae : gs PRET: ae. “Sisal sees © rill “5 * Hasragap i z | defeat at the hands of Joe Siam first man on Soldan’s team. Haase’s Defeat a Gerpallll ‘i Rees, thinks hed + — : 3 play. Col. Rill Pipp. fa In the contest between MeStiets first baseman, who. is he and Central, Sol Sigjloff of Cenmm world’s series, mournfully still limping. . a ae ees 7 > ey fy? } ts in) “Ss +. i] Mr. Sinclair f#i- ye "Thi: PEL. ,USeS 4 : -% . : ee Fs . “ho ; : er ~ wi = 7 | + 7 : d > i “ - gt Pca | Sees, ee ‘a sa So AMERICAN ee avo Dah a willingness to have Zev _Caused an upset by eliminat : head and says he coesn’t wins one, or in four to ios - os e te oe — > . = sg : se 1e tate ot , sain Cleveland lo five st es : =e ae oe mect MwOwn at any distance up to pi pai Haase, the McKinley star, in : hor will be able to m , eveian Ose's " = =. eee! an * MS A acces S , > m : ey . > > : ; j ‘= a ; ] ' . a eer z pe: Or" ; te hichiy in 8 e . Nd: ee SS ¥ Rigen... ee "LY ’ . Pct. Today. ay. one mile and a half for any purse i a ary ta Bae: | Pt gies match. The first set nt ankle is black and blue The entire situation is al ' DC a ts : volved but would 1 worth . po. ae Ra Res ~ 2S : offered within a reasonable time : ‘ car ‘ 2 ‘ m4 ‘ deuce, but the Central player badly sx* ollen. v ' on ends raster bes : ae p ae * r . , ‘ . - —— . . . . ey as * .** . ' - = , a = : 4 - ° ; ‘ : > c : ¢ “2 7 : - Pan ' ‘97 | ws ee Fe * tS. aapeen : ot 7 . ~ = ay ves erday 4 wo ww ci =) i ¥ oa © wo ring if the Browns pitching i eek , . * «ce m be es No. 2—World's Series Outlook. ing i—s, 6—3s. McKinley won th kees will be forced to Tere ao on ie ‘ ra. a ‘ rt es eX . ; : ee = ; RROWN: : » ‘ : iit = » at! Pots " % 2 s, “ Sin tn ~~ anaiiee doubles and the other two ee th Robby Meuse} or - and Vangilder are the only da % . -* & ov 3 ington ...72 e ry Ye Seanape _ ” kin dete” “epee: ii By Herman Wecke, Rm Ne as Ruth, “ a ‘They x : : 3 ea aes Buss a GE 4g nil s - Praay fernoon: f ” 5 ons wae ve irst ase. can able pitchers the | 1° ae ap Mae iia Anat ) , Gehric. the Columbia cle : : | : See san ;, - 0 y ha de it impossible for the pitching records of the two contenders meant nothing. Nevertheless Poca ty ge 2: Soeldan. 2 | don ligible list more davs in rid ij il ij a ane woo er S ae } ~* 405 . : a aace . : sais] aha . a; ,'4 ning I 4 is 4 Joe mith Soldan defeated fen ft on tne @€ igi @ “ a4 . . ~~ a. ™ i : anak nat : manlike offer n offer which . née Ca | ! Eckhardt, Yeatman. de cated - which they probably we more eeniiieenes us onged to PCE in he im me! in Lea ry } a na do Mi arth) , Soldan, 7—46, — Robins allowed the Cle 0 incinnati ..... LS .- Sa di i¢the _ Seg 4 | Melvin Zoellner and Jobn n¢ AP oh teen The Browns play two more ¢ S . 559 oes e« piss 5 : ieast. HhasS far t > DELLS [ ne al a4 Js : ' as ; son. Yeatman. defeated a dians to use Joe} Sew ell, 1 here and then go to Detroit tor a & | oe ene — m~ or ite. ; ee a y thes S%* ‘ment in regard to pitchers w! as ee: ee Ee eee Rosenfeld and Dale Glick, Soll ' {ble player. at short, in series of three. It is % is “Oss he tw: rse ve bec: mi \ tute it — . average of 3°23 : * -_- RE > _? * Aaians may easily silij out of even § their chance. On the whole, it first division; only that and —_ —_*> - fh A eee ie _—-« SIE 2 possible for $ ° i . “sae ae , “ 5 na m ni hiv will see du itle : 31 a game Next in| €6 a * * = = . S } ‘? c in 4 s ; 7. , ao? - wins two games from the White Sox a Ses : se ’s Schedul serecred to meé Papyrus; bt ee 1a? . arpdses and McQuillan are next with 3.78.| J@!bot. McKinley. defeated Hae They assert that the sh Games = _— on oper Se Se Tomorrow’ s ule. ee ae aa ae wo ciubs tor % AU gow bt ead! PO" ee 4 2 — init Brewer, Central, 6—0, 6—3; by the grandstand about ¢ - rs) =e ce e : nN "le Vé ¥« 7) 7 a _ Saas > : . “ . m . ‘ a a8 ‘ 4 aa’ ‘ ’ i roa : : ne > -~ ’ 7 3}? 37 ’ - > w k 2 Ve n jas ye rmittes a. . ana ~— 7. Y . oa r 4 Tos " . ! . in the present :s ries and Cl aT Oe ex : MERICAN LEAGUE Se : Penge nis ‘NNOCK, oyt, Bush, 5! i Bs Lace Bp Collins, McKinley, defeated , : nfusing and that takes three straight from Gleason eee aes ROS AMERIC. ee and Jone: ) Kinker, Central, 6—3, 6—4; Ep eroun ry hitting purpose even if it loses the games here to- st ah Ge = SSNS ia ER os Sue a ssshtacenpasigenlle pe tiacce aati a So 98 h 2 | kee “he Giant hill men considered | c ‘tley and Nehf have per-| Montgomery and: Art Kennelpg »o good. The Yankees p Soe Ghd Somarrew. PSone Sc SRE Ss Sey Ma he Detroit at Ch Oo half, time an niace ] agreed ’ oe on - Scott. | fae: Kp | : be: ta lie « | ua oa mhelhoa fe ~ ! Ifs, ands. Pots and Pans. } “a : : BS ‘ r r - a aie av ves Feels. r 4 i - PL_aid i : i 7 >> n -} a +3 ; ’ > = h > ; 4 4 ys ae " - ‘ ‘ : . ; ‘ ei idita . e ; 9 Fy. AG. . . : 1s Win : : : ne reaeonahle time e+ but the additions to the remaining five games, Cleveland and Former champion and present champion, respectively. . : =" — ss —_ . specti 4 Nehf 196 innines has been scored . eal - Sy: mg e the eben Detroit. win two out f fiv 2 They are in opposite brackets and on their past records, Only game’ sched Pitchers: Relieved 104 Times. (DO! times. > \ little left | Mound men. = changed the shadows sine® losing Al ] these figures give the Ya tae’ fat} and ther will ¢ try : : a Tas . ~ } pli : , ~*¢ 2 nor’ +f ie > Ses. > - - — - . 7h . ver } 47 standings of the three c¢! ual appear the strongest contenders in the field. e of importal han mn omnis while 1 ' be: ———— —— wna eee Ad “al Grays lid not recede brought to 1 + by the figures on | ; rames the edge. . But as previously s§ i familiar. with them again, ee BRE ee a Tm mis _" Re ot Wer eC. oe eae ooity ec saalagans iy ap reer: OO ys +i, wr ae Ca gre reerey are well acowainted with ~ tee a ] ~~ ate Nem) ee ew ieee ses Racine Results {nvm postion that te would net the erase inthe, faqueney WH! Se Bagh and Bob Shawiey are| OMparions Seah Sein ao ae eae ' 323974 acing ; let My wn meet Zev except at the which John 3 aw has been forced! 4.) Ghamnion ; eout asian wath world's~geries purposes, ang | rs Pipp, Babe Ruth cogens, Miss Cummings Beats Miss Faust Leerel Re Cs ae a cern wR «plingegnalina cael =o ane to call U] capedady a en a 8 ea 122. ¥ ush also is the wild man of eke on eae =ey oa 2 cle He is coming her, This showing ts probab!,; Still Sisted 1 1omé n how } the “ix 4 . a ; ’ — het: ) ee $ : ae ae ——— : Laurel Results. ree : eee ve” Rice he lot: having %: 118 bases On| 4.0. way in the series, while ‘ith the Giants in a bes worst Cleveland and Detroit — ee aSoainet ha oe) uimination been the Giant main ——— | eee. eQuill rith 77 has the F at Polo Grounds, but make. However, in the event that 2-veat Dut 900. itr sate e F a must be at tne have hurled only : ompsete Bathe’: | most strikeouts among ie €6©. Giant for the Sankes 0 e gins in a telegram yeast SE Aa GEEE ath at five oxo n sol Lourney, / and ; fipuonss—aleseet 113 vitutth. SIS |anme distance as the international | They alco show that McGraw ha : ir BE or wig nittes couldnt bes .* Ti . ‘ti | ) => By : ty Tis ae 2 ’ “a Tt Lit - ’ , . — . 7 " . __ : = ’ ‘ ne te te we . : ; ' and Cleveland lost five stra 3 5.20 limson 1 Lat : en called upon to replace them or | appear for tong . 3 ~ i ‘ > = . A Vio y . P : i ¢ ™ . + 2 = : ss? cf Tigers would finish second “| $3. ou SaeeeN a a enlace nNeiaentaiiy - 1 Wo! ive 104 occasions ie 7 ere won and 72 lost whereas the Browns) | a] a we uve Tay way § igures furtl ina > , = t wit? and Indians would t ONT ai vente 2_wear-olds a3 : - Rs RE Sees eee A 3 wf hobbling abou bain cis ‘ ; : > > . ' . : . . = ° ° - P t . ‘ ae wv ~~ — — i ‘ ‘ . oe A ‘ _= | 77 } ’ . ’ é : - ‘ ee ts oe oe at | Miss Alexa Stirling Eliminates Miss Miriam Burns, One LU) >, pu 1300. six furiongs—Bucado 106 |. , , 7 lillian, who has ! ar * gins doesn't care to The last straw chance. nz! 7 : a 3.70. $2.70 ' es ne f ire "ACK iryiane Pe a has hurled ) omplet any chances that will : upon the entirely unwarr int re o Mi S . ’ . .% Ke , ves ; i ’ ' a : sth ; ‘7 . \ es * * ang *r eee, .38 : “8 Audrey Faust of St. Louis i ond round of the national women’s} Idi rhts, Lady Polka ady, Ras fe Col nee Ay vey Club | ished what he started o Fen occa Cj a | CINCINNATI, O., Qet = ~ - " —_—- -— . , ‘ . ' . ‘ 3 > > _ , —_ : . : J is ? on ‘ : pas In POs hy Urn nt i he Westchester-Biltm ountry Ciubd iment has been area and “42444 dians would fall to the level of ‘ — » — Presum: further that feature of the ent wom four and lost one while th ‘Sn ae ae . i Mountain Rose I] 114 (Swartz). $5. ith Ben Irish that the American! ge... ne Ea ae chance fo ef stale | soaravh orhem Sela Tigers were losing four o) f fiv BS Aleka OUPBNE rmer natvion- ; ‘eee aes 4 ee 3.30, $2 first, 4 vom =. egere:. | hor: Ould be named 14 days b - : ee a ae a 4 matte of the United Staten and the Browns wer: xr : = | ha , Tr. - —— : m LOO LOL OV LOLOL LO POF POOF POD DFP FAA" a = 4h * . ‘ = Hob fore thy . ra 2 y «i . . a ise i _ » 4 is ei better im 4 ‘inetnnnil calght. in thie event Clevelond Burne, Missouri state and vectors } Bageball Scores {iii.ci. Wek 8 SE The tact that zor is rated a ea-)freords show: that the five hurle . ea would finish second wi th $2- T ‘ ores wot We cat x aetna sta erior mud -hi . , 7 Kab nine, pv gare ay _ shuren ips National Restaurhint Mrowns would finish third ‘ —s + 8 ee ha ia neal Dei cL! eS ohm ee a ee Sere The first man who said his product “sold 4 lawrence J. O'Tocle> @ [oie © eetenings of &1: ™! oe Hiss Glenna Collett of Provide: AMERICAN LEAGUE. named, apert from the fact that hi Sone aitin the ee Le like hot cakes” was simply hunting a new way 4 pettiness 66) Se Se ne eens hh Chine with 80-74) oun ee eS ae ete ae eo Sy s 9 R. H. Ej ing purse $1000, five and one-half curiones |? = se ni record this year includes | placed only 52 tinges. just half F to say that it was always fresh. That's the ‘ rae vole couse. mane ‘Sie Sat Piaget Wn a ioe vi tor : ; | s D 3 a : i. ; . , , —o at ? HILADELPFIII \ 7 4 z La t am a § } i ae i ‘ “ow - Haves ; “one te by - rn’ a bi. 2 at = : = = o : way hot cakes have to be sold. A hot cake has : : : ip foe ee pale ae es ber). even. third. Time. 1:07 3 aire C snc litini -urled more complete batties than to be hot off the griddle or it isn’t worth eating. he prize awards will have a mathematical chance for|and was six up at thé turn. | PHILADELPHIA worthy. Sartor. Shone On. Red Mill end MP TIGUE WILL DEFEND McRpaliian, Sthe Chnaaes Beene ea And the sooner you get it after it leaves the _ re ne tne ee spend re jumenfha! Ni Sethe : : : coe ete onl 8 As end ; 1g. te eet ea Oi ; ae - no masoctation. ; ing any of the mone ong “i pn 20g fork, ¢ and 5. — Phila \—Meeker and Perxins. | 2 t© 2. even. first Lege Yar Por teing Sgt AGAINST SCHOOL BOY Yankees iene Sin pnd ici: The same ‘bie is true of a cigar. If you «4 mguratows nn Sa :; oe “ how! res can sadder. Marty McManus | - . ; oo. ee oe ) NATIONAL LEAGUE, +l i Sia ih Airmar. | OLUMD : WICK Mike temeacage ee _— peem: Syreed te send could always buy — that had just been Zi cont but by the oo ge the > oy sufficientiv i 2 vt seseses?se® RAE. reas i Traph {5 Met L¢ é i of t ht. pags mimes : it of pemesigst . made you would be more certain of getting | rant Association, a pois, os \* SA. a | mathematic: ee : : 2 ia a ‘ ; » ree te more or any Of I stars. ot ne oe 3 . “4 3. - ? en the champion ©@ chance is something we 2 ac Miss Elizabeth Goss, New York, BROOKLYN AT BOSTON " owls e We are const tly buildi ; - a : r a eee esident eighth-inning rally. Thev wv e “it rote Cami pber il S . -Ruethe na (AN of KR ana RACTICE ' Aiis ‘eo ith the Tiger tor , , me ei 2 hi 8 iict ryiica 4 rUuli i i | ae ; e sg ’ - e pr Cpatetoh for second place. with only on per- | = . - | iy ; il] t Mi M issue, title holder, Latonia Results. Mea nee gta: , of 3.8% runs very nit innings. Th celved in the store. th ne BTA. "aes Oct. centage point keeping Mevelead te a ' ‘ : ; ‘ ; ia mp a th. = 7 nage — i + a0 i . ae . . wi ‘ 71a" rity - nN rig 4 th i'r hand vlad e = 4 Ge Tae Rend has called : the runpér-up position wma C| ebail. clu ampions | weight m} ip, v mplete [rear-gids and : - esti is matenittad ot “rs have been scored upon 530 times i A stale cigar, no nutter how fine it was P versity of Missourl bas Vangilder allowed the Indian f the \ t ! left for F his traini: toda Hi wilh do a 4.0 Vela 1 soya ty ~ - events ‘Stow, ie Oe > Ail round im average ¥- when first made, will not taste right. When 4 thee for today and will ¥ four hit: id the last . was Worth last ht witl representa shy: oe RG Work ¢ mornit Lew | m+ m at will in the 1 . na) the ink itchers hav ermitte: ry) ‘ ‘ ali , . 3 rime ately with these -_ wiles ene the MOt one waa | Werth tact night wit — Re es Rigg 4 sorta! (amen pet | | {mee Mim at with tn the midriti | 198 Bete eee ghee Ge eee you buy a La Palina you get a cigar that sells ars who are not, mer fourth inning. Only 16 ee ina t: | ; -- te Zraduation af Bunke? | planned to use ali left-handers in ... ; 3 et 2 acai O8 (Mock oUt s of his sparring part- | ' t Toledo v4 i , a bees | ines vear, in spite. this series if he could hesitat- re | nares Se oeident Monk i“ rae rent throug ‘ rT’ | et 2 48 22° . Tass oppeortunely Rabe Ruth : i ce - . emit he ' : \ tans ; , : : + | , : . no eee : | | ee ae ee ee” Le lontana, moti : ) i ) | | > } ‘POR BETTER ie ee Sa way "ee a ae ee et a oo a ok ie Ree Ag MOS ce pee ae) ead the game frem the b met put en his unlform * sprains n mrve , a 4 aakmie . ) : RE ae eeres’ | trate. pe Se Well Ceaiiek outs. Gent socce ten en 7? 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- ex inley Team as, Soldan and tman Play Tie Net Players Find Cen. ther Easy to Defeat, Matches to 1. y Davison Obear. tennis 5 aay school tourna Pipp, at the Polo Grounds, in a telegram ; big hitter: couldn't be appear for long. tle was 0 ' Baltimore hobbling abo gins doesn't any chances from getting » series y* 7 ai es GOLF TOURNAMENT AT NATIONAL CONVENTION OF RESTAURANT MEN | By th CINCINNATI. O.. Oct : tournament has arrange: special feature the entert program when restaurateurs parts the United States ada assemble in Cincinnati of Oct. & for the National testaur Lawrence J. chairman of committee, ous golf courses, ments for holding the Western Hills The prize awards cuns. two of which will be ship trophies, the President's donated bv J Mm. Mills, the association, to be restaurateur who makes showing on the links, and 1. contributed by the National Pestau- rant Association, to be eonfesred VV en the champion of the tour dan nt The tournament will be opem only F restaurateurs and representa Iv-s © associated industries who «at**! 1 the convention. Local Rotarians ception for Guy Gundat her delphia, vice-president ot taurant Association, and presid Tit International Rotary, who ts te of the convention speakers 7 Missouri BASKETBALL Ass ited Press. been of inm from and C"% the Week of eonvention of th int Associati mT). (To le of Chi the golf to inspecting oncluded the tournament County. will 7, ‘ after a rran = ‘ oe Tre lude ("uy of the presi lert awarled pre planning yf Phila © l¢ '* are ne ait Pec, fe the Post-Dispatc! COLUMBIA, Mo... Oct. 3 George Bond has called the first Unl- versity of Missouri basketball “ce for today and will begin ae Coach work Sie immediately with those of, his regu- | the | football squad. and with. the gradu- | agsre- | “7s who are not members of »* aves of last bation > " . Bond Is year’s freshman expected to have a ‘ime filling the places left’ vacant Db; she graduation of Bunker and Brown last year, in spite of the fact he will have a large squad of ; and likely looking sopho- ; Mores avith whom to start his prac- twe campaign Bob Hays, “Wis and John Welsh, all three y Mm are regulars on the Tiger foot- ball team, will not, of course, report “ basketball until the first of De- fember, but Capt. Faurot, Lester and several other veterans ale "Xhected to he on hand for the first T'the's Practice Session. that Veterans 48268 8 2 3 2's’ 8 Bf POR BETTER HEALTH Drink and Bathe in Natare’s Wonderful Mineral Water PD TURKISH BATHS epartment for Ladies “hone or Write for Literature | BELCHER “Hide With shower bath and Poo} mde TOURISTS. Free parking. gattH STREET AND LUCAS AVENUE Ce a ea oe Wheat, the | suf- | t9 | the | The siill If Pipp is unable to play the Yan- | Lou | He | was In- |} inelig- | ist | ock are ast ME at | 70 i len champior- | beat} trophy | to PRACTICE OPENS TODAY | prac- Jerry | of swimming | free to guests. Headquarters for | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Balk-Line Ever Fails, Pa-PY-rus Will Be Pic. VEN loyal Britons cannot see how Papyrus.can overcome the - confronting him that $80,000 ba- con by beating Zev or My Own. The was beaten by Tranquil in the St. Leger. He must overcome the handicaps of a long ocean voyage, a change in water, the shift from grass to a dirt track, the reverse System of running from that to Which he has been accustomed, and a climate far different from that in which he was reared. The training period of three weeks is all too little time in which to adjust the British representa- tive to altered conditions. In short, only a miracle horse could overcome such handicaps and win. The race would seem almost at the mercy of the American = con- tender, whichever the selection may he. That’s why a British bookie re- cently laid $10,000 to $5000—the short end of it was taken by an American, incidentally—that Pa- Ppyrus will not win, no matter what horse against him. And this is the race the public many obstacles and bring home English horse not long since is sent will be asked to pay a top price of $22 to view! “« * rf 99 Real “‘Sportsmen”’ ? HE wrangle representative to be sent Papyrus is becoming un- bitter, in fact. [It is all due, apparently, to the promoters’ he Ameri- can against seemly, favor the of the Stable, by Harry Stable is desire to owner Zancocas owned the multimillionaire, Sinclair The Rancocas the greatest barn in the in number and quality of horses it maintains. The Jockey Club has no desire to offend this great prop of the if kings” and book- makers If this were not so, the original program thet of giving the meeting the EFinglish winner of the Trial Own? powerful country, sf . eport « why was not carried out— privilege of horse to tlre Stakes, My subtert lleged, Zi. } St. Now comes the elaim hat ZeENV'S e post of honor, without his hav- to meet MI OWN ; + * * Real Test Declined. OWN’S stable s ‘ . i) x ¢’* i) ‘ record entitles him tv in a test 7% maicn race ail but Zev s thanks. e. 1% rougnt the To.i0Wwlnsy rep: “Carbone fought 12 fights in all, in New Orleans, and made a in all but one, although he lost. His best fights were with Happy Little- ton. Jock Matone is the type of fighter who would make Car- bone look TERRIBLE. Carbone probably has slipped back some in the last year.” favorable inapression rood ju livre, bie nia? As rood tighter, Martin Burk knows whereof he speaks And yet, had he s Digby is a the ringside, it wou hard for him to lone exhibition an CONTEST rentlem played Sunday, pairings for the on The Oct. or Pore be vs. Rotter: Jennings Vs. Son, (*|ass Stolbere et Vs. (lass Class D—Minor vs. Patterson; Wilson vs. vs. Harris. the | at ' fighter , as he says and is ambitious to fight, sion ithe talking and he most of the lis- the roe PRPALP SS ~ ——e PID ee Who's Who! t ' ' | ' ; | InBaseball Today OOP Oe Fe ate el ~~. (Including games of Oct. 2.) . LEADING UITTERS | National. American. | Pet. Hornsby St L .3284 Hellmann Wheat Brk. / .37S Ruth N Y... Rottomley StL.367 speaker Clev Fournier Brk .350 Collins Chi.. Frisch N Y. .347 Williams StL Roush Cin... .347 MOST HOME RUNS Williams Phila 40Ruth N Y.., Fournier Brk. . 22 Williams St L Miller Chi 19Helilmann Det, 19 | Meuse} 19Hauser Phila. 17 | Hornsby St £, 17 Spenker Clev.. 16 | Brower, Clev 16 MOST RUNS, Young N Y... 121 Ruth N Y... Z MOST STOLEN BASES. Carey Pitts... 48 Collins Chi... MOST SACRIFICE ITS. MeInnis Bost. . 36Pcknpgh Wash 39 MOST DOURLE PLAYS. Philadelphia... 167 Washington... MOST RUNS (Teams.) New York.... 850 Cleveland.... FEWEST OPPONENTS’ RUNS. Cincinnati.... 615 New York.... 601 LEADING PITCHERS W.L. LL. Luque Cin.. 27 & fenn’ck N Y 18 6G Ryan N Y¥.. 14 SJones N Y, 2 ' Scott N Y.. 16 7 Cole Det... Alexndr Chi 22 1l Hoyt NY... 17 Aldridge Chi16 SNaylor Phi] 12 Johnson Det 12 7 —_—-_-—- Rickard Ready to Match Carpentier &8 | 29 145 176 S46 s 5 9 7 Frenchman Probably Will Box Tom Gibbons if He Comes « to America. By Fair Play. (Copyright, 1923.) NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—‘‘Yes,” said Tex Rickard today, “I think it would | be very attractive to put Carpentier Gibbon. is coming If here French month the next against I think he can be accommodated.’ Rickard, however, did not fire up over this announced visit of Carpen- tier he would have done before the Frenchman was toppled by Siki. as /A year ago Carpentier promised Tex 'he would come here to meet Gibbons and then welched on his promise. He welched in the most irritating | manner. That is to say, by silence Cable he would, Rickey could get no reply from Descamps, the manager, nor from Carpentier, the meal ticket. Now Rickard’s turn has come. He intimated that upon the next occa- Descamps would do most as tening. Just the same, a scrap between | Carpentier and Tommy Gibbons, the two polished gentlemen of the ring, would be a very gorgeous affair 'from a gate receipt standpoint, and > Tex will not overlook this fact. j i , By | day of Missouri Coach Seeks Reserves | For Backfield , | Recruits Lack Experience and Weight—Teams Needs Long Practice at Tackling. the Associated Press. COLUMBIA. Mo., Oct. 3.—With Al l.incoln in the backfield and Herbert the line, the Lniversity Bunker in ‘of Missouri freshmen football team, | heavily reinforced by the two old | rrads, met the Tiger varsity yester- | afternoon in the first scrim- | image between the two aggregations | since the Tigers defeated the year- ‘lings last Saturday. Coach Henry gave his backfield veterans only a few minutes of work and devoted the rest of the scrim- mage time, which occupied morg | thé half of the two-hour practice | | period, to trying out second-string i'men in hope of developing some of | the reserve backfield material which he needs so severly. Simpson, Buck- i ner, Schemmer, Graham, Castle, Cas- teel and several others had a chance ‘at fullback and the halves, while Scannell and Moulder continued to | call the signals. | In the line Henry made frequent changes, but it was evident that he |was devoting much of his attention ito his search for backs. The rookies | looked good in spots but they lacked | both the weight and the experience | which have given Fowler, Bond and | Whitman first call at the ball carry- ing positions. Capt. Don Faurot of the Tiger | basketball team had the _ longest | period of work of any of the wing candidates. Faurot looked good at a part of the game, but like a ma- jority of the Tigers, he has yet to ‘learn to tackle, and the lack of tack- ling ability seems likely to be one of the most serious propositions which the Tigers will have to solve in their game with Springfield next Saturday. Plans for Homecoming. Plans for the annual University of MissoOuri homecoming celebration, which this year will be held Nov. 19, lwhen the Tigers meet the Univer- sity of Oklahoma,, are being rushed ' mittees which have the ments in charge. Next to the foot- ball game, the big feature of the program will be an outdopr méeting, to be held on Rollins Field the night before the game. meeting was held out of doors, more than 10,000 persons were present, and a system of voice amplification made it possible for all of them to hear the speakers who spoke from the center of the gridiron. This year an even larger crowd is expected, and, in addition, the entire program will be ‘other thousands of Tiger followers who are unable to come'‘to Colum- bia for the event, will hear the speaking. and the cheers. ‘ The play- by-play report of the game also will be broadcast. — Uniform in its mild, dis- tinctive character— Uniform in the quality of the fine tobacco in the blend— “ Uniform in workmanship and _* oa A WA ~ A a . joyment it gives to 815 3 “hee Mes «Uniform in the real en- 4 } p oak BI 520" . * aN Pe my Lys ~~ A - ee o Bouquet soe straight Sty a -* +s Sat owe s+ »* o* Shapes and colors to — your an G. H. P. CIGAR CO., Inc. Philadelphia, Pa. fer veal a host of smokers. Puritano Fino DISTRIBUTOR Wm. T, Brockmeyer Cicar & Tebaceco | (o., 2101-2902 s. Broadway. Sid. ISS5 8 =6St. Lowia, Mo. Cen, 2922 Cushions to Fall Back Upon 'CARDS’ GAME FRIDAY . ; ei: ‘ - J1% WITH CUBS POSTPONED FOR THE AIR RA Friday's echeduled game betw ‘the Cardinals and Chicago Cubs been postponed until Sunday, it was announced by Secretary Clarence Lloyd of the Cardinal club this morn. ing. The cause One and a game postponement was made be- of the air races. game will be played Saturday double-header Sunday, the first starting at 1:45 p. m. Qe Colletti Fouls McCoy. the Associated Press. SHREVEPORT, La., Oct. 3.—John- ny McCoy, the “Cleveland Skeeter,” had Pascal Colletti of New Orleans in bad shape in the eighth round of their 15-round bout here last night when Coalletti struck McCoy low three times and the referee awarded the contest on a foul. 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————— ee ee — — ee — = At ~- > an , ~~" - os ES a ae SS ed _ . -- —— a nee _sl LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1923. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ———— —-_--—— - RE et nate reign Exchange | | if Wall Street. = | «= NEW YORK CURB | “PRICES ARE STRONG Ste Eas Poutry 0 M0 MARKET 1. STEADY — ST. LOUIS BUTTER. Baa AND POUL- | 7 : | YORK, Oct. « Following ig d C + | , iiteees Wee - oe rRY EXCHANGE. Oet. louis. fons today in the foreign is tty ws an ommen ‘ ; } commission houses today ao ‘the Wy ee lke = : ; ° ‘6 i iy the Associated Pr 3. (IN GRA N prices to farmers and country shippers for “ A TIONAL STOCK YARDS. 1. Oct. 3. 3 O “ft practicai top ket was active and 5 be ~ AM Stores C fe : Al om M & } Lao, v10Us8 close in jocal market ond quotations as 27c; singles at 27%4c; longhorns at 28: $12. : ning to ena. At the highs ot a ms oO pi . ’ q ; Alizona FiO Yo OO0 , OR ? ponte ‘ob from Kansas Cliv and Chicago of ge at Zc: prints at 209c: bricks at $6 to $12 50 B wage beef steers, range, | - : rl. (>, i = , . : i Celar] Mining 1 ooo : f f narKketa ) 0 2. : ignt yeariings range S83 to ices we re up l to ) points b . | .* . . . " 8 _— -_ ‘ . moat ——— - - — 0 . oor - fe . : . “> ‘ ; ghe day pr — : ; ! 200 J Hizh. ‘Low. Clos 5 PIGEONS AND SQUABS—-Live pigcons | $12.25; butcher cows, range 33. 50 to $7. ; i ‘ eww eo: aera 244 4: a M . er Min. 700 ; . , . te : are ~~ Sl per dozen cornrm lf culter cows, range, $2.60 to $3 95 . hrough the li st, and in a jew a Z a Us ‘ ‘ ae -CREMRRER WHEAT . > on ve sgquabs, $1 per » ae J > 25: canne? al : were even more. aaa gepor + 2. oe ~ ht . 6S oo S een - Fae ~ aemete dozen, dressed squabs, 60c per pound; small COWS. range $2.40) to $2. 60; bologna bulls, nces , ; : lessor! oli ‘ a a “J . st. |, : Loos Lil “4-*sa LOS % a and dark at 400c per pound. rarge, $3.50 to $4.7 . . mma s ; a! 1 107 1LO9%-109 106% -407 LIVE PCULTRY -—~ Heav hens, 21c; ‘ Hit as ‘Trading ruled steady on hogs to- Twa na 4 “if 3a % ; a Te aT 1 () Se 104° light hens, 14%c: cock le ay. @ moderate run of 13.000 swi t SLOVAKIA Crown ks like the motors and > Oo yep LOD 10 PROS Reals, OR ’ dhe 5. 5. wine being ‘rown a ing in Stocks ‘ ‘WO Powel ya Goldfield Cons ..) 2,000) Ge C is — “HERAT 1%¢: legherns and black gpri +, | estimated for the day's trade. The sum- Coen tis bok xe od ls, which have recently been itiss Aero etfs iy) (yi yi, Goldfield Deep ..) 3.000) 312 . inpitisesp asain pind a f.¥ rey —-- | broilers, ROC young turkeys, 3hc; c t mit of the market was $8.40, paid for a ; ' . stee ita . sbilie: . . Ss | levelop ne Lovo ] le ‘ ee pale ‘ Da , ] “74 "a I 13 - by 1 ] i va keys, rou! 1d, 30c¢ ee ‘ulls, turkeys. l5ec Ks : few prime loads of hogs. Butcher weight under pressure. “i Pont Motor . 7 +2 : rold Jackpe ~... 1,000) 48 - Ed P12 -% LLONK% a Oc; dark duc! ks. 1S8c: muscovy ducks hogs from I%0 to 240 pounds, sold today in tery soon, however, interest shift- urant Motors. : Yu ly | Vtg (LO? Tel “lore ot yi __ 100% - 10% % | geese. 18; oid — ineas. $4 :young guineas. a range of $8 to $8.35 largely. The lighter Very There were | Wee ware § . cla Mining .. p31 JU WHEAT. (14%, tha, an qf $7.50. 1% Ibs. $50 wwine, Suitable for @aippers from 160 to | ~~ 94 into the r: ills. ore Wer wade ‘lee B Ce litop Min ... “ . ; 4c “ty Tiwa 8 107 %h 10Gb* VEALS—120 #160 rounds at 11%c. 1580 pounds met with a very slow demand, vorthy ¢ » 7K . National ere : 7 ‘ F ms 1 ‘ i - : 5 . ‘ i" 4 oaeds 1 Si la ne at 10@ 12c “Der pound, ac- 2 . highe in some cases. The strong | rket. for cable transfer payable ‘- ; on an uprush in 6B bur: stock Mid) Stl of | 8 |New Cornelia . | | 17% %, | & mi Ate 80 3 * i a ROG 8 —Per _— sagged ox Ss | weight kinds from 130 to 150 pounds were peroncs . ieee © countries listed: j above par, after having started Nat sup « SUT) OY! 59% |New Dominign | 2a 306 30 eo ai $3.2 “small, $2 65. 0. $3.50; me- | quotable at $7 to $7.50 mainly, medium y.. at Coun “age gel Th re 3 Pp. “4 +o O31 | -% Desire hy 2 ann ike Se ke . iN. aium, 20; smail, wee 5 bables, $1. vw eight offerings from 110 to 130 pounds Le 7 vit Foam = -- : - ’ at 90 Tuesd “ay morni ne. it* oft ier z ; le . rh ‘ . nM : ‘ > My, Se : piseins apts | eo f = 1 i ; 3 st my ms) 7 7 ob by VEGETABLES. | dearing from 8. 50 to S7 and the light of- $. nm 09 K-81 21 Mm ws an active buying movement in! Radio C r ce ek 's | Nixon Nev Min..! 1,000) 2¢ | 2 2. at. TOM 7 —~ es ae arore . | 'ferings from 90 to 110 pounds at $6 to airan i ‘Nina. . a . a a gr ee ee A, a 5 vf : . rs Biin. . oe P. a _ K ee , ’ t ft, . SEE TS—Home-srow Bet " $6.50. Pee wee pigs were scarce end with ee 57 j res. in > are one ie : , ‘ Opper . > ain e Oe : : o7en hunches xes THe. keen itnauir fo thie cl i d PQO00 « Reading en ‘oal 1 ‘ 4! > ay + T ‘gts , . i EA dead. » 2 aman edi. aie a KE inquiry r ass prices ranged | Slov. UL 009 ) in Big ‘Four was € al \ de an vil Her lles LOO 2 pig > are . BUTTE R BEANS—Hoime-grown, $1.75 to | from 5.75 to $6 matiniy, aecording to the , i ; - Fe. .e? Pt ae ‘ Qo . The jump . re ‘;. ac 7 ees 10. iaak i i ys oe o~ > ill poe a L000 o>! oe J a ; 2+ 14 . 8 . ° oi « P r pec K ys asket , - ® we icht. and quality of the offerings. Sows } 4.5427) « 4 hina..._ “5: | é nas an attempt to buy ! am Motor .. 2 ‘ Why 9 | Silver ot 25,000 Re ; ke oie ; - “eb ABB AGE—Nort! ern, $20 to $30 per ton. | showed little change at $6.60 to $6.75 with | t a f > ‘ ' ; / ; tions if : . / d: mand . iq’ chma OR. ; | (Dy .OOOR 4,4. _ Today began with active short cov- ! (| I I e U26689 3 j " $000 ’ . ; Sil] IF LOW FE , a & 0!) orado crates, $2.25 Arpward with an Frys treo of S noted on | “ ep lla : 4 ' 5 Sees Le f com ts chi | to $2 50; New York, $2.25. lambs. Packers paid up to $12.50 for sup it : “30 Singapore ... 6825 a — quuse of the near approach of the sea wt : said Bis i.) v ie | he 2 ie ei Sade 7 i. . a MD + ss } 45% 45 7sb See Bh CUCUM BERS—Ho grown. 5O0¢ to $1.50 Plies with good to choice kinds quotable 00 . | ee . when rig rhts to subscribe to the: Kresge ' St Dan ; 334} .3055 35M SCon Mi “og og 4) ? 3 JULY OATS New York bu baskets, $4. $12 to $12.50; medium to good at $11.60 to bt Cub ee tit Pisock ey nbeerGes q? ingle Saini. 4) 2 inttey Canta , : 3 | ; : ‘FLERY——-Mjchigan high-ball crates, 50c $12, and plain grades at $11 to $11.50. Cullls ye h h h ill Sl Mexico .... .4! . coal stock wi pe ransierred Pine ae oak : - : ait Wante t 16 UD. es ' aS ito $1; bunch crates, $1.25; bunched. | sold at $8 largely, Choppers and bucks sold wi pews SiNfoundiand’ che Ts. ihe pBteak- de. ST AND \RD OL. werke” Min >" * DECE MBE R RYE. washed. 25c to 0c per bunch. | steady at $2.50 to $3, and canner sheep Then you can nae? so . at ding + {0) Argentine .7: 3 : oe wi 14% ‘st En ‘ons .| 6 76c hi “17 ) 711 |, EGGPLANT—Home-grawn, 25c to 50c per | cleared at $1 to $v according to the weight : i 25 Brazil [a poe mee, The idea was that then /AngloAm Oi! ... 1,900) lo ' PWeat- Ut Cop..../ 1. Onn Sn. {ar — , : LA ———— lettuce box and 50c to 75c ner bu box. (and quality of the offerings. never have to tear up-—a solid, substantial $45 5647) cKeve J.ine ‘ 4 ‘hief Cons a7 MAY RYE | ENDIVE—Home-grown, 20c 25c per | HORSES AND MULES—Commission re- J . . ' "4 e give ) » * pt ri ; es - . . . . 2850 sy i ‘ #* more publicity w uld be given to th | male ipe Line 1 mene betreage, Pi | Fo toh pe = s “i — ~3 fn! box loose | 5 ,. | ceipts here for the first three days this week improvement that will require no painting 1784 : low selling price or Reading stock Vl : on ‘ Meta rod { } 2: : (3. why Ic—California. in sacks, S8%c to /}amount to nearly 2000 head, a generous Hongkong dollar. (3) Mex: i with the rights subtracted ey ; 1 000 : 3e 3e > ber | offering The horse market broke under the y i : : ‘ L . Tientain or Ps ivane LOUIS MERCHANTS EX CHANGE, | GREF! N CORN—-Se to 15¢ per dozen. iincreased offfering, although mules maintained and that can be kept clean easily. s i$) Gold, (7) Paper peao, Baltimore & Ohio continued tf he BONDS. "ee ia he at ane ule ron wit as -EN PEPPERS-—tiome-grown, 15¢ tO | q gteady level. Declines in horses amount A fs . : box. to $5 to $10, or about $15 per head , Salt ¥ ‘ . ‘re ’ .¥ - ‘ LOrL_iie i 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ° ’ te he e. : CT j ave ee 4 j0e 7 ) ' . . e advance in Southern . 4h 2 . is 6: aid whei rs proved prime fact ; 1-3 bu baskets, O0c to (0c; ‘ i j high. Th Baad TN GOhio Ol... G00) 56%! 58. | 56% | Am Roll Mills 8 i! 98% | O84 | st traqe, “No S white corm reached the si Fi, ‘These helpful ALPHA sheets are yours, ner barrel. — Railway common continued, ain rairie *? « J40 172 vg sede | smite. ions ; 21, 170% , > 1 loli lark here today. Liv arpesi wheat fn- | HORSE! RADISH-¢Home-grown, medium to | | Tuxpeatian, ax, Linseed | | P Wh d Atl G & Ww * aly rf ak aa pS at ch i eak nearby deliveries UP | S”.50 per 100 lha. nial Linseed oil in lots of 1 to 4 barrels at | with my compliments. en you are rea y ‘ . > ,ag?r . 4 ‘ ssf 4 Fe . ‘ ’ e ~ done sae a “= neon na co eet Stand ot en (4) U tat 40 4s : : ae ar ae pate = : ‘. Hig, * age continu s factors in that ec ; | crate. +n igteady, ‘kos, ; sales 30° _ receipts 967 : ne next week. . asin preferred stand a ER, . , 4Q2 ‘ent Steel &s 7% : “ae je local cash ah ina oe: 1) ; . : OS ton yomin PF rol a a sugar . “2 i 7 ® , gh ee -_ - : ; ‘ and ANKLE WM Z bought and the stor k made i new h ry} i} I ] 130 150 ‘ } } AA 21 suit) . : Lv ty 2. Was! rate n reports regard! ng e rt y} lLiome-grown, 16 “peck baskets, | a EAS ov NS 4 ar bar : pair ; 4 , ishe c *t higher large size, S5 to $7.50, and small, $3 to ’ " > ‘ , ; y rj 2 is ric : i? na 300) at >? aad * ee : ; orn lary ‘ higher >. = TOT . ; ann } 9? »}] ] - ed as to W hether anything will he LS,. , ; | ens Boar te : . me I als jay iy ug : I LETTUCE-—Home-grown, 2U0c to 2oc per $1.02 per gallon for raw and $1.04 for bolled ° ; ivi wal oS : a4 ; St ‘Ri . o7 9 estimate auctions and reports of cto ami- | box; Colorade icebergs. $4 to $4.50 per SAVANNAH, Ga., 3.—Turpentine | To build, I ll be happy to supply you Ligh: ane per bu box loose. MINNE APOLIS, Oct. 3.—Flaez, Baldwin Locomotive, American Can ,~")* | Ti ; 5 ; T weeet-Winchr * , 24 '1021,'1091, With substantial advances in other delHveries ota boxes. $1.15 to $1.28 se aon, : - Chicago Provisions | . he | 1 foll > quant renting 17, ODS.) 9936) 9% Orono) “nnd 3 » Seek t oeeinn Home-grown Hubbard, 650e | Per pound: Golden_ seat. 0 u ’ & - 7 " . ~ . i : \f i ‘ : : 6 “yu . ‘ o ‘ — ta . 3% ec: May apple, l4c. tot 00 rominently for a while in the ac Lo see ; v3 ; Swiss ae ()! pp, Sch - c ic hy 1Stl bout 1 out Pp Sepulpa Re | . & i - ‘ 5 4 por week ‘a and 2700 last year. z ] st ng a . o buying It was thought this repre- So, 7 Pa - ” (10> ass \\ ~4 . ; , ‘ . : T ine ey 51 care - a and 9" through Oats UdgH,. orc to ‘ + hancy hall. 40c to 65c; black aenake. - pengelica, Be: : ss a ‘ . dort . phe 4 . — : tebe a “ Sain 000 ; af ae : Rea red nansemond, 50c to Tic per box 4 35c: bloodroot, &e: stripped U e ‘ | men ; ee) i bh. : r pt r Were i? jusn is, orr . TT to 50c to $1 per - Re: : WM ~— ot i = diversified issues. sented the hurried taking in of short TOMA TOES—Home-grown, sassafras bark of root, traats. tun te Q) 9 p: oa 4 5 og kei 18 Se eS 0 a ee ee are. Se : . $12.50@13.50; transplanted, $7 to con * hese tg , \ . . * yeas, Ieee Ww ee TURNIPS—Home-grown, 25c per bushel lu: cultivated, $3@8: star root, 50c; black As , Following the 6 ly, point rise on ij « ' ‘ ‘ ‘ nrovugi : r receipts ‘re 11 cars local box: lic per dozen bunches: bunched, un- Indian hemp, 23c: wild ginger. 24c. Fore- | lields from P uesday. Big Four stoc - had anoth ; AFTER RECOVERING [OSs and 12 ; vashed, 40c per 100 pounds. | goine prices are for clean. drv_ stock. . ‘ av ‘ er ir . . : . Aan . — a. j —_—— as F + ‘eae RE a iy | iene primary receipts of wheat wv a FRUITS _ ~ mp today. It got well above the, tHe ren 25. iia! han a week ago 3 liehte lan a yes diggs 50% to 7.0 % ‘ ju , J : ‘ , , : oOssibly ne disanpoj 1ent NIEW Y c ae ~The cotton marks ago, being 1.376.000 bushels ‘or eceipts APPI.ES—-Cglhour County bu baskets, . gelling price of New y OTK ( entral al- haute orien : —" isa ry nin hg epened } re y gteady ft Ley line f ; f ve + SY : ia wee kK 4 ‘ cy » Faas jonathan, gr a and ot aer varieties, 4c to exchang: : LPatl tne ‘Trriet i sSurre! de r lin CMC | Kz. point i | soon Noy (i { los ‘ } : Vy ? azo, being 538 000 ishels at: $1 50: ghey s] 10 to S35: home-grown, ; . , / - io oh . et b ta &" unr hi: ~ {} Wo *k acl | YY) “" { : t a a YU nts ‘ein per ; ssiTlE é. “were heavier than t Weer is ae Al oF Ib ‘rae . ~ -_ -~ live presumption was that efforts were being made to buy he stock en bonds in the open market. n the more Speculative domestic bonds, however ‘-e was a firm- Oil shares came into prominenc ; ; &x SO A Sg in the late afternoon, making the ness which, In some cases, amounted best prices of-the recent recovery. to strength. Among the railroads ontinued to lead the rails, all the Ballimore & Ohio issues did Reading contin - nd GRAIN crossing 77. Chesapeake & Ohio Was better, notably the convertible 4s, . ’ g ‘ 4 , | " ‘ > " ’ hie } ; oO .ne! Tt ’ } il ‘ ww: Dee and i T ris { ” ? " ) _— “ ~ bid up on talk of a 1 per cent divi- |; Which made a new nigh on this po yerer tone int ak watitat te oA. Poe a xe Meee eee eee eee es BOly ANT : | ; 4 7 4 fh oat > ve M] , ad . ‘ . . oy ; $ ; “é 2 ; . is . . sir ‘ . é ~~ dend increase. Baldwin Locomotive, Moverme nt. rhere was further act lle) white Mi eas aes eer "Ot PEARS—Iillinois Garber, $1 to $1.25 per embers Du Seaboard Air J.ine dius terday, son ouying was reported for for ni} 3 ie cor! ee Ba OS bu_ basket: home-grown Keifer. 7oc. was up three points. re hase sah pe AGIVS*™ trade account on the rally which carried BER EEE PERSE SELL TES. PEACHES—Utah Elbertas, $2 to $2.50; i » . a e ts, whi h advanced a iint, and nber up tft 27.0% around midd ‘ ; eve iaho, $2 per bu basket , . . vy >> . 1, > 7h a ywoint Ni ° 7 7c oe 3 in Yr . *... ’ wi tSSOulT ‘4 on ific reneral 4s ee PoOuneéeL- Stock Exchange The Bond Market. nipped Bdicseieg ” niin ee Nat a ene eee eaten , 3 ’ . : og tated ' low Sas of Sha eaten - a NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Live poultry quiet: . . re > } cr } . ys. n : ‘ : eh’ le ; (>? a r? I ! i ‘ : 4 ) , ock Exchange - & bonds prices Ww 7d higt ert aajustmen S Tan Ub above 40. St ! nts net higher and the n ek : mo tt bh. ot ’ V ee a rie, 1 aay broilers by freight 20d 236, by express a p throughout the list. In fact ° ; Louis & San rancisco incom: ss in r 15 points of the best around 2:0¢ sasnepninaeltliniditirti Q27c; fowls. 21@26c; dressed poultry quiet, Be eZ . ret as s " =) jany pO ]T 1 - . ¢ a. . . ls ' ' T Ces aL ) T) # i oard of Trade ° a eee ney gained fractionally ee .| NEW YORK. Oct, 3.—Butter steady: re | similarity to the day’s dealing se ; _Cash Grain Elsewhere eipts, 15.210. Eggs steady: receipts, 21. stocks ermool Cotton Waster. + BAZ Cheese firm: receipts, 199,966 ee ». a ‘ ‘ vr, ‘ 7 . a f . it a) ) iy > New York Sugar, ERPOOTL, ation ewer cule: |: CHICAGO, Oc Wheat. red No. 3. 3.—Potatoss trifle firmer; Gs . | The heaviness in the Liberties TORK. Oct. 3.-The raw sucac mar. | Prices easier; rood middling 16.72: fully |$1.08:_ No 1 hata. $1,12%@1.2 lo, 2 | oan. ating ‘otn and North Dai a bent ar ype Broadway-Locust-Olive Also 818 Olive St ° , . pmiaina i ron? or tz “ nD eo" sg ae ae nis aay oO -asapoyel tlime 1 line. me 4! Inw mid. “ard, % 41.16 Ni - hard n ; sinneso and or akot macked a sat, could be expiain« d on either " ee —e a dling > KR . CF ila 2 4 eee ft 1 ‘ at *] 06a. l 06 le bulk Red Ri Tr _Ohios partly graded, -90c% tr | 69 ; two grounds. There was an appre cj- td n | we ‘ & J 7 I a ) pry i 3e “at “i ns ? 2 ‘ ie Tee - . "ve be ; 1, . 7 ¥ ‘orn Ni ‘ ixed. $i OO: 1 Ol]: “ ‘ $1.05 cw . bic ? i i L A R G E Ss 3 I N Ss E 2 Vv I Cc R able stiffening in the quotation for cost and freight + ubas d Se ated le eceints = 2:7,0K ales. all Utne igs Sled Ol ta: No, | sanggge by a " ; , e i Ary Tj ‘ } s | yforP . ran , " at. ane ' . ’ Al vy, . ‘ s Lif . a than the receipt of deposits and the cashing of checks. »* > wee we ee Ow eee ~~ D> per : © JAPANE SE PERS SIMMONS—Alabama 6- asket crates, $2. ‘ LEMONS -—— California, $4 to $4.50 per OX. i IMFS—50c per 100. ORANGES—California, $3.50 to $5.50 per box. =] The First National Bank in St. Louis, one of America’s foremost banks, is a source of helpful constructive counsel. Its officers and directors are in constant touch with the changihg conditions that govern the operations of business. Their function is to apply to your problems the knowledge they accumulate in their daily experience. of ~~ _— -_ eo fem fh famed frend eld ume ed fh eh fel rh Cts . MODERN BANKING SERVICE means much more We welcome an opportunity to serve you AL - . Sin sacked re bull around $1@1 15 ewrt ving Minnesota sacked and bull around white 1, time money, some small loans Ze ‘ " oer “we se " Se am “ye —_ famh oe ee ae Be Soha Sl ae 5 7! M: Ae Or . wae hie ee ’ NO | ' ' partly grade 90ce71.10 ewt. eam reported as high as 6 per ct nt. va gar futures ovened nine noints sce arg PIO ee ? { . 1,4 *> «> ’ re ‘ ‘ : 3 ° 7 , v ; f » amici bictecieseuaninistas issue sold last’ spring and that the i, 950. althouch «moan? wien | oon esse’ | es Rcept th soem. 1 12.2 July 72 %e b | + total amount will be $50,000,000. In *@'d ar $8 “ o ee ment today. for several States the condi- /44@45 gc; No 2 mixed 44% “Gi he oo Stages of the Rivers, eam a these fand bank fons manos Hon, of Bert. 25 Je che lowest on “record: |r, hee ic, Hay cunchanged Pittsburg, 6.7 feet, no change: '| ATTENTION! - ATTENTION! ATTENTION!) ; . | . : Bosiou Wool Market. no ’ eae . $e row . es “ ° so soi m= ' ™ swe ¢ sh N i ¢*s . >} ‘ ti 1? BJ fe ft e ise f *) ge 0701 Any =. «re entirely tax exempt and Liber “lorida, 3&7 »p: TF Mississippi at SOFTEN, § i%@122%: No. 29 gare | SARC NNAaAU, Jse.w Leet, a FIs OL .« I | f h ffi d bli ‘ c v ties are only partially exempt the, SPeclal_to the Post-Dispat ‘per cent for Tennesse. ne eLiogin. SPring. choice to fancy, $1.94%|a foot; Louisville, 8.8 feet, no| The fo qwing is a etter of great interest to the affiicted public: : en werke to ee Wiekd--.te4 in the cast Wool taarketm today pb partment stated, “has been largely to the @inary to good $. 194 1.21 Ie - el. change; St, Louis, 7.7 feet, a rize of | Vants 2 Oo a atter There nf ticular! . ne wiiim grade rito woo! lamage Gone by e ty ..eevil, thoug iner ee “ss (or N 3 Vellov .4 of a foot; Cairo, 12.9 feet, a rise | . emtage of the latter. There ma; i bleude that “have ‘bow Ne eee re ee ae eT wean: (Sie, Coete, No. © ole | i: sone ms Gefotiastn » plan unchanged. Shipments "62.126 rh ted | 11.6) feet, a fall of .7 of a foot; New|] 501 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. EE WT 1) 18 OEE ls. CRRA A OER OS eR Re eee ee av et 4 ustomel ; 4 ° : ‘ : I eport ! ; apere*t, tri TT i ‘Ts } le as j if " \ ; Ft, an Eg barre! Ss. : . , _ ’ h« , — + 1% lin toast +? i aie. sae” o? ' . ~ =D a ANS , eat ’ ‘ The reaction in the foreig is: RS EAT aoe es re ee ee nit iri ul . om apne sn - Orleans, 2.8 feet no change. “ties ee Se elle Eien ee ea Dear Sir: Was confined for the most part rAgtic Wool the crop. ught and its effects have = ontinued in spots and camage from cul SSE Your favor of recent date at hand, and it is with a great deal of niean me Ss, resphnsibie tof se and here and. there,” | pleasure that I assure you I have entirely recovered from the treatment and am absolutely cured. When I consider that I suffered from piles for nine BiG. BULGE IN WHEAT A Yorktown striped years, and that you entirely cured me in three weeks without my losing an. PRICE OH CHICAGO MARKET hour's time from my work as salesman, it seems almost miraculous. Hadi known 4 , h hly efficient, derful treatment sea teliad tied woolen this fall how simple, and yet How thoroughly efficient, your wonderful treatment was t sertainly would not have postponed placing myself under your care. Dark blue with stripes, I also wish to take this opport unity to thank you for the very liberal some narrow, some wider; terms you made me, and to assure you the results obtained were worth many > . \ ; . a e A custom tailored some in white, others in times the more than reasonable charges you make suit of Yorktown. colors. ThesearethéYork- | With kindest regards, I beg to remain, striped woolen, — town woolens for Fall. Very truly yours, ; | mr. NOLAND’S CASE IS ONLY , $55 Really, there's no way of ONE OF HUNDREDS THAT coms AHN ada telling about these wool- | ee ae HAPPY _ ALTHO : ens. Just stripes on blue; || THEY HAD SUFFERED MANY 5824 Enright Ave. | ar on but tifvi are YEARS—IN THE BELIEF THEY Vs ; o* Sess wheat fo! ut 80 a . ae COULD NOT GET CURED. from three 40 four weeks, betes, cadeentet My —— i = futures Sf wstripes in the ands o about $250 for the doctor’s fee charges reasona ) igher, hocal cash rales P h fiji | hospital expenses. Why spend so are reliable, permanent and eat. 20,000 bu corn, #2 master weavers, that tu ‘| Can any person living in St. Louis puch money? Why take the anteed. thirty distinctive patterns or vicinity who is afflicted with | 1981.09, May $1 12 \ t Piles. Fistula, Fissure or any rectal leigh hs eee h result. trouble, be fair with themselves, and | Cured ra wag ete 92 01. he go on suffering? Endangering thefr Without the ners, Insurance rican Central ‘? , (et .. $ 40,000.00 187,065.76 73,006.85 33,418.56 79,772.33 $413,263.50 ~ ’ = » . . - ~ 7 — 2 oe ‘- > - ee m: % St. Louis. St. Louis. kn x . mae > | Ss ee ae 7 ast ifs “at 51,909.11 ¢ = Te me | i | es pf active business this d or restored millions e ‘property values in e City. ; eneral health beyond repair. Wait- Yorktown stripes are g£o- co for complications to force them No Cutting. No Chloroform. No Hospital. No Danger. No Loss of 1 V ri of to seek a cure at a great cost, aside ing to be the favorite from the risks that go with hospital TELL YOUR FRIENDS. You and they need the right kind of tr many men accustomed to operations, taking chloroform, ether, Treatment that CURES. selecting from among fine etc. i re woolens. Yorktown wool- | | NO. DON'T De vou as T did, (etzSnen qeiering whee. 0 posltive, euarasioed ears Sey : ome an e ROGRESSive ens are worthy of being Mr. Noland, whise letter I repro- ‘harxe and give consultation by i ee Call cake” examina ame . nd to in- duce in this advertisement. He lost Successor te ‘Gas or . , = oO be Tartoring © ashioned uy ne s | no time from his business. If you Mm. NEY SMITH. Dr. ©. Matthew Coe A. tes Qnta\cloned | Shs embe 607 & 809 NORTH SIXTH ST. ividual measurements. elay, and then have to go to the and W. PF WENRICH, ‘Mp. sen Wee . Rs , ovisions were du ut figm. TLacal | hospital, the cost will be: your time, | Songneee) were the best ee z tral is a St. Louis wide in service and oneer among the fire s of America. Pa ax Se ur Property

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SS " Sig) WEDNESDAY, oe. 4 qEDNESDAT, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. OCTOBER 8. 1933. MM @ ocropmr 3. 1922. + — = | Wage increase granted to milk-wag- On drivers, which became effective ; ‘Sept. 15. ‘RAILWAY’ PROBLEM PERPLEXES CANADA Why Have Gray] Hair or Dandruff? | hair to THE SANICO STN Complete Kitchen Furnishers RAY PORCELAIT Combination Coa _and Gas Range See this Range if you are interested in a (Combination Range. The finest made, eas- lest-to-clean, best-baking and longest last- ing Combination Coal and Gas Range on the market. Four gas burners, separate coal and gas oven and gas Lroiler—all grav porcelain except the door frames reatore your black, iruff Prevente ,Government Forced to Take Over Operation of Big Lines —Deficits Occur Yearly. Nourishine wll! whether dat prom tes original color, brown or biond falling hair and Cleanses the scalp. ant to use. No longer is it necéssary for you to have gray hair, which hand? socially and tn business. Removes ite growth Harmiess and pleae- Special Correspondence of the Post- | ee Dispatch and Chicago Daily News. | ‘“*"* *°° OTTAWA, Oct. 3.—Canada's rail- ISK] E. NOUR N way problem, though the population + . ss Deus , -“ * ’ a 1¢ oO s , 4 , . ii * tl ¢ P . , or the country is only slightly larger Positively Not a Dye Nourishine fs a raal tonic, which feeds than that of the metropolis of Lon- | don, is one of the most complicated ; : , u thus restoring it in the world. Owing to the vast ex- | tent of the territory of the domin-| ; . ms indorsed by | uneconomi: transportation fa-; J onen. As cilities were cssential to the public ‘+: t& worth welfare, especially if Canada were her political, social ambitions. Wanting prospect of commercial profit, Can-| adian railways could be developed only by or with the aid of the na- ana@ nourishes the hair vitali’y It ts used and tho and remover alone the price {a effective to its original ugsands of son sear. ol a dandruff Many times asked.{ One bottle ngually and Sold by all tuding Enderle Drug Co. and idee, debagped fat a ge bigmees —¥ ~ . aap ve . ; , ~ - * b; we "Dp be oA : " , ‘ mh fs, CE th, Fae. MP eae cas Sa BP ic sslige” jah KO at in| rs a Sultan. Ge ge } ‘ emiatineciiad CFS eA D e Be 2er en, Bi La a eo vet oO mage to realize dealers, inc . ~ . \- ee the i Ui . . s UCR oO yas nr 4 “0 economic tional Government. In these circumstances mileage, the a, Aa r a ° Ce i i oe Avs mae ae Seer ain font or Oe ope tinape sae ner despite comparable domini system of natur: which carry .a lar portion of the total traffic, i: one mil 185 Argentina's America’s 400, and Russia's 40900 5 a 7 Ws “ ~ se € aa : or Ai ra Lain § L LF t 5 . ape! » | each mile of railway in these coun-| tries. Canada’s sparse population} reflected itself in huge deficits inj . terways, ~ a” wehbe a until Canada had for each against 206" regRnyten te ~ ne onre ~ Pad me «ya way ‘ o e¢ « a 28K, 2 epee Ee 25-Year Guarantee RADIANT ROOM HEATERS -Don’t start the furnace fire so soon—use Hy) gi uiLude HUH NY VLAD DR \\ i me Oden Balink then Heater. *] 15” $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 Convenient Terms of Payment AMERICAN JXANGE & FOUNDRY (SOMPANY Olive 1240 1001 Locust Street ] ' ; ai | the accounts of its railways until | few years aco the Government |} found it necessary to ac assume the operation of Stop their pain in one minute ! For quick lasting relief from corns, perky Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads stop the pain ige of 40,584 i ait 1 ae e cause - “ss he bes they en + stand 32 ? . - lic and private §f¢sstoe ¢he oi LITULES Liic Traili ich as a 2 abeee . ~ a + Ps * . - Three sizes—for corns, bunions. Cost buta trifle. Ge: e —— , = * Gay at your druggist’s or shoe dea! Dr? Scholls -Zino-pads Put one on - the pain is gone wey problem i see send errr ae di aired tas Adansonia ne ats ~ NER = * of Canada, perplexing | nt > day, afford- | the Governme stirring into action o- + 4ta + le contentious stockho]) Central 1236 show a pi! enterprises SAVE 50 TO 75% Shattinger’s Great Fire Sale oe we > f=" > ~ . e } 4 ss a MM 4 Aa is "~~" . - .**, . ~ . ia i ; ) 1a 4 2 Yr @he-h se anmnre ar Standard management, extravagance and > 74 7 ; TIry te tr : ry? } . »? : + n+ 4 ‘, % Aa La X Pr’ 2 , % & 44iia ss & . SP! Ps es ar Low ir — aad ’ . aid hk * Guaranteed f Mackenzie JUST WALK OVER TO 1215 PINE ST. rectorate © y grappled wit » = + = o 1% . — hen, the railway and . > ~ hm 2 o i ’ - By ee ~ eon a ) simnostrils. Atevery drug store. & Specia! instructions by a noted ear specialist in each peckage. Interesting descriptive folder Artophones a > it tecd . 4 ~ + . ‘ HTritisn subije: i a irin * - - . . c _~ - : an Kenzie King claims the lade in —SPHMBOOK SSUED tarck Open RAW TO OWN YOUR HOME anufacturers Evenings 1018 Olive St, 5.E. Cor. _| We = fe. Remarimenat O mmerce’ é KEXMORE PLAYER-PIANO—GREATEST OFFER IN ST. LOUIS — F giles Facts Essential for the ; si) @ e | 3 Prospective Builder. A y I ss lah 0 ul | i 1 tothe Post-Diapaten. a, Open Evenings SASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Salient 5. and information nécessary for he prespective home owner and planning the purchase or con- on of a home have been pro- hy the Division of Building 2 Housing of the Department of “a rce in a handbook erfitied Regular $550 Value Just Reduced 265 No Money Down 30 Days’ Free Trial | S yee Week aa = peng. is ae Ss os ~v cot sag Own Your Home” which Tg been issued as a Govern- A ent ~publication. 7 How much to pay for a heme, ‘tow to finance it and where to ob- ‘ata g@ mortgage on it, selection of 2 gite, how to make the purchase, yosi DS plans, selecting the ¢9n- aa stor, judging the quality of a » already erected, and estimat- ing the prohable expenses of home “eership, are discussed in detafl. me results of exhaustive surveys existing conditions made by the : ment in regard to many of ‘¢he knotty problems of home seekers pave gone into the simply-worded piragraphs of the hand-book. Ciffe and business organizations have al- co-operated in its development. ' Boreword by Hoover. ; “How to Own Your Home,” which jse valuable guide book for the ‘home-seeker, was written by John gy. Gries and James &. Taylor, of the ‘epartment of Commerce, and con- tains a foreword by Secretary Hoo- ver. ; | Business groups are looking at the home-owning proposition in a ow and more favorable light, Sec- tary Hoover states in the foreword : He says: ‘““They x . We will accept your pres- ent piano, other phonograph or musical at full present as part payment. balance $2 instrument 4 8 cash value - Pay ad per week. i i a _ : WN Every Player Brand-New and Fally Guaranteed T rr ro the little manual. ere that taking a neighborly inter- ‘est in developing sound financing ‘nd other machinery for the use ci eme seekers, and insisting on the Dicervance of honest, straight-for- ard methods by those who dea Pith home seekets is not paternal. ‘jem, but good business and good cit- jconship. Yt is the “square deal”— end it is not only right but essenfia ‘shat the cards should not be stack sfainst the home seekers.” “ts _ “Maintaining a high percentage © ‘individual home owners is one of th searching tests that now challengt ‘the people of the United States .$ tary Hoover points out. “Th: nt large proportion of familie own their homes is both thi foundation of a sound economic an social system and a guarantee tha our society will continue to develo; ‘rationally as changing conditions de | mand.” | “Buying or building a home re quires the use of sound judgmep fn seeing that the personal needs ¢ the family are best -mé¢t with th funds available.” Hoover) says in th ‘foreword, “It involves not only th eartying on of trafisactions of fi nancing and buying or building bu ‘ft involves the proper déterminatio: feof location with respect to schoo! FLOOR LAMP, ROLL CABINET, : BENCH AND Eh gies Meee 50 MUSIC ROLL WITH EVERY NEW KENMORE PLAYER PURCHASED NOW. AND FREE DELIVERY These Kenmore Player-Pianos were made to sell for $600, but on account of our great factory production, which enables us to sell in We For a few days only we will At the n7w reduced price greatest Player-Piano Offer. larger quantities, we have been selling them as low as $345. , Direct From “Factory to Home.’ sell dispose of a surplus stock for only $265. of S265. this is St. Touis’ New Starck Pianos, $3750 to $800 New Starck Players, $850 to $1200 New Starck Grand Pianos, $1050 to $1500 43 A. Starck Piano Manufacturers Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos 11th) the interests of 1 sent upon request. A. 0. Leonard, Ine, 705th Ave., *a™ . $ : ~ 6 ; > - . ' a ee . r “7 Brunswicks if aa) , a vA =! ey = FS a) ‘ while Sir Henry Drarton. New Tork of Railways under the fo: reece #0 eset Sonoras it, asserts it ‘to work and to neighborhood.” | Influence of Automobile. Secretary Hoover states that th t ae , vw as aad whe eam agit 7 L ‘) , ; saset te > . 4 o in? rac? ~ & +. Tinars 7 7 ; - initeresis Oi Lime 1oera i rniacn s AMERICAN EXPORTERS FIFTH IN BRAZILIAN CENTENNIAL AWARDS France First in Prizes Won at Fx- position, Belgium Second, Port- ugal Third, Italy Fourth. ‘orrespondence of the Associated DE JANEIRO, Sent 1 — exporters occupied fifth an the number of prizes award- Buy Now for Future Ps 3 rena deg oi wai Delivery | rd- closed Accord- Portable—Cabinet or Beautiful prizes were Console Phonographs d to foreign exhibitors as fo]- Temporary Location i215 PINE isi & LAS. ’ & Victrolas pfitea Beautiful Cabinets For Your = : | : Radio $15 shi ; ’ ph fs | diy , A ey AA ON Oran he tae re io 5 te Caer ae , an 4 HI Me >. i eae : = + cer this _ = late in July + , , : | o offi: lai figures nd 1184. 79 Denmark 47. 3 Easy Terms Per Week Lal ‘ . «, and Czecho- Phonographs | QO Up —— and 6012 rimitind SI . uti if pai foreign >. ~ . - . ~ . Brazil. which 8&3 belonged governments ; ain “A ~ : i the remainder to comnanies and . : a | sae . ~-~-* Me: ARE dividuals of this country. he official figures place the tota! attendance of the exposition at 3 - 626.402, an average of 12.7238 persons a day the time ir opened, Sept. 7, DEPUTIES FIGHT ON FLOOR te a Fave you a deadly poison in y Ou i home ? _gressmen Leads to General Row. No need to risk it e MEXICO CITY, Oct bies of the Lower House were the scene of , UT I have always under- stood that the non-poison ous antiseptics like peroxide of hydrogen were weak and really useless for germicidal purposes.”’ ADVERTISEMENT or eee — from 19°°9 Ao @& &. 3.—The !ob- of Congress a lively fight ve; terday afternoon wh | fought out a personal dispute. ing Representagives and to believe that the struggle litical significance. When Deputy Mena Cordova fired three shots at his colleague. Rueda those tn galleries thought a fight was on between the sy en two ad Sspecta | . of mercury that can safely touch the human body. Think what this means to the or- dinary household. All the risk of a bottle of deadly poison on ink Sie the shelf is eliminated. Even a ~s child is safe with Zonite. Yet, apart from this fact, Zonite as an antiseptic actually represents a long stride forward in the field of preventive medicine. Leon, the ers of Gen. Plutarco Calles and. la Huerta here So speaks the intelligent owner “viva of a medicine chest, and she is mght, so far as the usual “‘mild’”’ antiseptics are concerned. (“alles’’ — Huerta while on > so nepresentatives thea ar, used their fists each other without let wound in the leg by R Order was ~ - Te! ™ CasUa ities, other restored ha ~ se Lian a bu — Uec L#@o0n. MILK PRICE REMAINS DOWN The i *h e But Zonite is different. It is a non-porsonous antiseptic, but not ~wtild."” Its germicidal power is seventy-five times greater than peroxide. Not only that, but Zonite is actually forty times as effective as the strongest solu- tion of carbolic ecid or bichloride Zonite is in use today in many hospitals. Its position is) thor- pries of milk has not gone inte oughly established. It can be effect pastures used freely. It is non-poisonous, yond De ee ee non -caustic, non-irritating. Your coho FL Ge etl patted ses physician will substantiate these Dairy Co statements. Ask him. winter price inc waa net t " +4 ; = ; * ~> expected October increase in Chiefly because the rains. have Tries presidens of tha said An increase of from 14 cents a quart, and cents a pint. was : tember because 2. 2iie, , { wc ca Use i: é }- De rit . ; ' | . : a x > ~ * 7 eee nat ‘ ik Salada ampall « ‘ es ae Toe a Sie ae . me . rr - — - “ t - ~ rue 3 Kier agile ae” TA bi hentache Teal ciben oy nr eins i s 6 we PGs? PS Paes * he « eon “ate ck a uy on SRE RE OO PR catealitii Meas s a ; 73 ES cat i 4 a ‘ . . » 7 ’ ee OP om te ‘4 af 4 Dm HS, * a i Win % > ai v1 of q “ess persons who have UO .~ p *arrie, | “ave tried to buy beyond th away by isome novel featt CLOTHING STORES c. i_- While some! risks. are — 4 - '**a. a8 ts usually the case in ¢ 416 N, “th >. _ a inything wdérth while. | **r of failure is relatively om Opposite Busy Bee 4 - bar’ bargain, into a \« er) whe } Py Vv ; "eighed against the adv ‘S°s of an ow ned home.” | ‘S explained that the amo! ;..., 2" be paid for a house + p ®*nds partly en what interest rs . ° “Sarged for the money 1b : — to make the purchase, ¢ i. oe at which the principle . bald ofr. Pe@ting the Anancia? aspect ae ye . * a be ae a - ” Soe 2% oer an $ o wal ee.

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EDNESDAY BDNESDA YX. OCTOBER 8. weir SI | ad &S EASIER THAN ROLLING OFF A LOG—To get a Want Ad t Ad into o the > Post-Dispatch: iene Write, See Your Druggist, : Send, Call. “3a LOST AND FOUND OOK ISSUED ON TOON YOUR HOME ment of Commerce’*Com- es Facts — for the gee MOL Ly Entered ROBBERS IN BRAZIL MAKE RICH HAULS Valley Along Frontier RIGID TESTS FOR AUTO NEGRO WOMEN SAID RIVERS IN DETROIT: A ‘Fear Son or Husband May Say | “Too Much” in South De- clared to Be Factor. eld or yr in his fifty- first Funeral from family ear | Evenings 10. INSPIRE pa en nn E. Roldes O} - -——_-- RU ESKE ~* ee Alar» Into. rest on npelhbor hood Jennings ; 192: c . ST. LOUIS ) uttit|| | jular $550 Value lust Reduced in Enforcing State Law Find Only Third of Appli- cants Meet Requirements. GERMAN POLICE DOG—Loat : Desperadoes. i ine Brassess and ‘Augusta Burke, 2 5 ote Post- aggre h. ye ycegpensnapting of the Assoetated eg JANEIRO, Sept. | Frontier activities Bs the Associated Pregs. | By tue Associated Press. . a . ’ “ | ’ a 31 6. ollege avenue, etual Help ( ‘hureh, thence to Calvary Ceme- GLAssES= ont ; One pale tort “ts gee = pnd information necessary for | | Des i ‘ y ; + pa OTtolse she}! that bring to mind | Ithe stirring times of Daniel Boonc|. | are beng reported in the local press | striving for better conditions|. of Perpetual Help Parish. ‘for themselves SLOAN—Entered wiper and firernan before. Sercching ai iidinae or con- Sastion of a home have been pro- | he by the Division of Building al eens of = De epartment of wit h white breast! right front ‘te j fi is permitted to drive a. , g in ured and better educational and other ad- Funeral will take nia | LADDERS—Lost: A Regwrn to Gaus xpress (‘o., th According to these stories, y ‘Your sorte f a oe: Oo ; ; pte ‘ows trouble zones to the ¢ pany OX DOSEN. Northern cities, is the ocnclusion contraband runners, ‘miners and various kinds of nengs ee | SEX PON—Entere This comparison Was used by si xo ntered clandestine cold much to pay for , finance it and .w here to ahs igh. a rp morteaee on it, Bie tow to make the purchase. into Brazil in incre and have been leaving blood and ruin. (Catherine and Marvaret — » judging the aay already erected, probable expenses of home are discussed results of exhaustive surveys I oney Down ays’ Free Trial a J Ose phine Stillman wealth that are within the Enforcement of cities and factories of the North. as well as in big ful organizations. It is reported that | » International Association in Buf-! |fortunes in gold and precious stor.es | Simply-worded phs of the hand-book. business organizations have al- ‘p w-operated in its development. Foreword by Hoover. | ‘aow to Own Your Home,” ee yaluable guide book for the e-seeker, Was written ‘4 Grles and James §. Taylor, am the ent of Commerce, {pins 3 foreword by Secretary Hoo- | 90 Per Week Ve will wange st your pree- motty problems of home seekers | Urges Police (of thef northern Son is time for the police aepart-| ee ebony and other precious * . ee cease te . = and Pennayivatia ay. the negro woman run off the poorly protected ranches ed to this is the lack - resolution, the Detroit Police Depart- ; ment is requiring each applicant for tive firemen and ke nginemen, paper ‘and 8! lver mone y ment farms boldly pilfered by reports add that these out- activities have bloody clashes between local inhab-| ‘itants and bands of frontier runners r of the present movement from | » ~ —— ~ Vehicles may learn how to handle a'! , to chapel. Cemetery. from English and Dutch (C,vulana, and adventurers from Venezuela. Dutch, Spanish and two lessons complete the y | game, pooling their resources, | PERSONAL may re-apply for licenses. “socs | TRUTH HIDDEN BY ARMED FORCE, SAYS GRAND JURY OF MINE RIOT Asserts Conditions 2 ‘resulting frorn and these in turn send | of their wages hack . » 4 size of the outlaw _Hodt amont tracke. (eo Personal 35c¢ line daily, 400 line Sun; ext-of- town. agate. S$5e line daill. Adoption and Coming Evenis, 366 out-of-town, daily, 800, Discounts. per line: | times, 1c; 7 times. : Spider Bite Fatal to Child. | for instance, are said to be largs As a means of taming the frontie: zones, the Brazilian Ministry of Agri- | on Convict Flogging, RIRMINGHA of. Armed a of PER BON NAL—M: tabi “Buying or building a home re-' use of sound judgment! & In seeing that the personal needs cf DEATHS ‘SPECIAL - NOTICES. funds available,” Hoover says in the. “It involves not only airfrying on of transactions of fi- lanting and buying or building but Rinvolves the proper determination | —_— is believed that rid those regions of foreign invaders! ; re CARDS Both the Indian Service and Inte- Settlement Departments Agriculture are engaged | these pacifica- SPA NGENRERG ft? work and to neighborhood.” Influence of Automobile. Secretary Hoover states that the utomobile has given a Ise to suburban lige and yreasing possibility of home owner- | in the enactment dl BRICKLAY'G & TUCKPO'NT’G LBRIC KL AY ER—See e me hefore ; _ STOCKHOLDERS’ | “A family that owns its own home| STO ‘KHOL DERS' ikes pride in it, Mer, gets more pleasure out of and has a more wholesome, lul and happy atmosphgre in wiien) ithe Si eprom e Court, upon application and great-grandmothe! ” CARPENTERS & BUILDERS | and s worted by Gov 7, a , . se nie Secs £4 ; aay ria sg ‘and ato. 'Many families in meeting payments ay on a loan have learned the habit of , 4160 Hartford i ARPE: NTER—Buildi ng a wwner has a constructive aim in life. grand jury went to the He works harder outside his home: Considered Safe Investment. ARPE Nee RS and Was concealéd first. | a |possjble investments, and it should _ ) : ‘ + ple Sener: wind Factors to Consider. Bg Te tyes Moving Go. or twice in a But lack of experience should considerations _ Freight | siete. Le ee op & . = MOVING (CO). 4908 DEL M AR e le, § iT pare : KILLORAN on transportation is ‘of the neighborhood, e OWN Sion nt on —- ot prices reasonable: m., Alvina Beile | | METER—Acsleep 4) ext ERT paper cleaning: exal Reile, belo’ ved mother of Lilly cart ew Tone guaranteed. © there is safety from intrusion by fac- | and scattered | SETTER DECORATING. aA PAPER winasaird rear. ee ‘ 7 re a th the of ‘Hamilton and Faston; atts te estimates Sal Bind nethen * Saaeent pe. chapel, 87149 North Grand boule tions should be given careful atten- - SF ER me vr. POST-pISs Se enn PAINTING | ee ee | PAINTING——Let us figure your factory. | house or waretioumes all ints, all kinds. mechanical application. he Paint § ray- | ng Co., 514 De Soto av. Colfax 2546. (1) _STOVE REPAIRS — ee oe A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. ¥ Stove Tepairs 316- 418 N, 3a at. (cB) pa = - Se ea ee fr PR!NTING AND ADDRESSING BETTER printing at honest prices. M tell & Co., 123°N. llth “ (o14) Smo solid Some. Display, s0c ye daily, or Sun, S5e¢ dail $59 Sun. Out-of- Toilet oe Sua. times, daily Sc, Bun. DANCING AIRPL ANE DANCE PARTY —., Hal Olive and h airplanes free: arso free ride in i winning 2. o orizes real airplane for numbers. See to , tf 4) round. 4745 (cr) private vear Pine Lindell ta vant VV est LATEST Adatns dances JOS LEARN ‘TO DANCE —Private lessons any hour; classes nightiv: BO inetructore: re- sults muaranteed. Arcadia School of Dane- ing, AA a. 5 phones (cR) WESTMINSTER 3206 Olive. a *}] 500. Monday evening, Sept. 10 ) st. HtA ATi. Classes open ‘ wt Olive (e — ee cee . -—- 4 | DETECTIVES onveat KAT b STEC TIVE Does shadowing. ne, iocates missing peuple; confidential: auto service. 3675 Finmey av. Phone Lindell 5102 (4) ‘LADY DETECTIVE—Does veatigating: atrictiv reasonable: references, West Pine bl, Lindell 22°23. .|EX-OFFICEP WM. EE. LA CHASSBE shadowin’. investigating. locates poopie. 812 Title Guaranty Bidg. | 762, “shadowing. confidential: Miss Jackson. In - terms 4057 (53x) does missing i « 0 ec (cB) _ - — — — INSTRUCTION APPRENTICES—To big future. Gisella sidg., 1023 N. Grand ‘COMPLETE COURSE ment: cheap. Sidney 5937. — 'LADIES—-Learn hairdressing, manicuring, marcelling. beauty culture; big future; day learn beauty culture: Reauty Parior, bl. in Traffic , ' Mua nhake- and night classes. S8t. Louls Academy of .° Beauty Culture, 2d floor, 804 Pine. (c8) | OPTICAL ¢ ‘OLL EGE: ——C noiarships for saie; fully paid. 201 Odd Fellows Sidg. (c3) | .. | LADIES——Onur catalog — tells how we teach | hairdressing and beauty culture quickly; day or evening. Call or write Molier Om N. Sixth at cS) | lege, 810 LEARN TELEGRAPHY. Visit our sehool, talk with students: we .| guarantee positions at S140 to atart after |} completing day or evening course; hours 9 _| ta and 6 to 10. Grand 5582. Twentieth * | Century Telegraph Co., 211 N. 7th. (cs) -_ a = a ———— ee MAH JONGG || Private lessons giv®n tn this ancient Chinese by expert American teacher from f | Shar ghait. (China. For appointment phone Cahanyv ROL. (a4) Trade pimesen women, boys, girls, 17 to 66. to accept Government positions, $117-200, traveling or stationary, write Mr. P . Ozment, St. Lons, ro TERS ‘tallors, get free Become a Garment Designer’’—clothing, work garments, shirts, underwear; splendid opportunity; make $5000, $30,000 yearty. orares Simons Designing’ Studios, 70 av New ‘or CEARN TELEGRAPHY. ¢ Visit our school, talk with atudonts: we \guarantee positions at $140 to start after lcompleting day or evening course: hours 9 | to and 6 to 10. Grand 5 pag Century Telegraph Co., 211 N. 7 | MEN—Don't be working for "the other fel- low all your life; get a business of your own. See our offer. Call or write. Moler Barber C ollege. 810 _N, Sixth) st. (cR) TRI-CITY BARBER ¢ OL, LEGE — Tuition $25: catalogue free: strictly modern: ele- massage: hydraulic ehairs. S811 Mer ket at (oRQ) ALL men, willing ee. nook, *‘How sl (oA) | | AS } {cR) MEDICAL YOUNG Women needing help before and aur- ing confinernent can find assistance at the Bt. Louls Maternity Hospital, 4516 Wasrh- ington pl (e37) ee -~-——-—- ee —— > | PATENTS obtained; y. 2 8th i . Larson. 105 N. — Th at., floor. ~--—- | PROFESSIONAL | GiSP LLA BEAUTY PARLOR ~ OLIVIA BLDG... 1023 NW. GRAND . «| rates in permanen@ waving. I4n- | deli 5130. een 3 (c80 i= : =— | THEATRICAL — =| 3 AMATEURS We. —Tonight. Gravois Then. ter (« 70) | MERRY-GO-Re¢é JUND—And comcessions, for rent, cheap: “eed Apply Faistaff | Inn, Bridgeton, LO. : _ (cg) | PIANO—And alto saxophone players; must be good for stage work: -| Jazz band; salary $50 week and railroad | fare to start; no others need apply. Grand ° 590. ae NE t¢ fh) ‘> SPAC E “for “rent, eats and drinks App! v Falstaff Inn, across from hangare at the | Atr Races, Bridgeton. Mo. fe | ~|}EMPLOYMENT | WANTED lease, dail un.; extra lines, Bic or ) Diecounte, ll Diapla ——Z times, Ic; c; 30 times. daily three lines oF A Solid agate §0c j catly 2c Sun. c, Bun. &c. |NEVER send ORIGINAL f¢ times. vcommeniers Use coPi 3. MEN, BOYS /ATTORNEY—Desires amployment: jenced claim adjusting. Box R-232, ‘| BAKER—RZit.: Hight, @4, o@ fread roilea:; wants steady position. Post Dispatch iS) CARPENTER-BUILDER — 48 alterations. lobbing; plans furnished. For ‘eat RON Hours 7-1 after 6D m (CRs) and re- c ‘Ak PE NT ER—Sit.: good mechanic -; YOUNG MBN—Sit.; holders beautiful |! Lin- | Olive | Oiiv la i (att) (c8) | to eh Twentleth | th {| Pow K.108 ae | YRric. ~~ ae te a, to g€o on road with | Box K - 64, ’ 7 Fountain: | ane — work. Olive. gir inter. ik 4107A Delmar ll DIsPaATeow SS vi | SITUATIONS—-MEN, Boys | SAT, ESMAN AGER—Exyperte ced. wants pe. . sition; ‘Jing to demonstrategability «as eal lenmainiel organizer an manager; traveling if necessary. Rox R;24%. Post. Dispatch, VULC ANIZER—wit.- ‘DrActical, ‘s oben oie ; Immediate engagement: can | tools, equipment, if needed. igs eT IT {for NG MAN—19, wats to jean trade YOUNG MAN —Sit.: high school ar duate pow, attending college at leisure after 4 OUNG MAN-—Sit.; 30 years. of of good fami. excellent reference: desires. tion take ; YOUNG MA X—Ssit-; SA CSINAN ith YOUNG MA No=—Sit. ; how attendin ly: as with Ford car, as reliable firti; smnall invest Tox 48, Posi- Dia. high schoo! graduate g i! exe at Jelsure after 4 ._. “H14A Renton, 453s) . MAN—nsit.: 24 vears , ola, a desires Clerical position: can operate typewriter ; have seliine experience Hox H- if 5. 1 P.- -P. | For NG MAN—-%4 vears, student of } hook keeping and account! he. Mood TenMaAn., Koad at figires desires besition tn office 4 j #mall salary at start, (all write cy. | 1 Shockley 41994 Riafne | ‘YOUNG MAN—8sit: 20 years \ high school and Nosieass a8 cooling desires sition to ‘ome with chance of advancement; good relerences. Box H- 172, wi! tehing Who have a Bova i ost lia? mt, ODD FELLOW needs “ting to da anything: notice; ge references, Dispateh Post-Disparch. can drive Ford. Tar K A. _Poat-Dia, « a m mily "Ain Renton ‘3s rodman. Box H- 174, Post-Dispatch, mt ent considered, oT with ee. saies Clerk, can furnish Rost- Dts, (3) to learn trade; lean record. a employ - G x K-21. et we -N. _atrts = “ }’ comet ERE ctmcnemo | SITUATIONS Wome (BOOK K Erp E R—wit — er a ty pis Ss : ars” @x- herience ‘ | Forest #9 + he uble ut taking full Charge | CASHIER AND ROOKKERPER_Sh es. perienced. Miss Vineyard, care Gill Pros, inc , > eee ‘whe Co.,, aoe aad Mareus, Forest’ sme se SY Se | GIRLS—Sit- te nf t 0; Keone ral house w in xe é ooking i 4110 = ‘ayton = sepe Gi lL— Wants lnur ] ‘ by the dav Call | 1 dry work by t © a ei | 6314W 7 er | aGiki,—17 W's @. a eee _ | ints sit, | 1H6e boat Dist te hy _ waltren Box R- GIRL—IL: colon “les rok ‘ Be. More ; t eanin or e by _day Dora, } fomont ing 0 ae | GIRL. —it.: cot . iehe lor : u ored: mal ] in tmaeche i e i apartment or hal day nhousewore “ “ 2 Ame fell 24 o6, GIRL. mer : 2 ‘desire positions in the eA nie mnt bt on pianist, other ag usher e rite t 7. i. Hes ta v Roe k bridge, “a HOUSEGIKL—Sit_ ome familly; ; 420, | HOU: RKERPER Sit, : ri: . tentive to child: en. i117 Malline | TOUSEK EEPER— Position dn 1 Temi house or hotel; has haa experienk Sli 5 Olive. Het “fo MA IJ), e1. ored; stay we me : # ALY al | i}? Cull ~ . xs B. by goood “gl " no children. a colore 4 Call ——— oe neat Ue hi urs ; re fir (ifand S075W, for e a Rox K - OF e per fenced, I Ande il neve Assistant in doctor's Post Dispatch place LOY ea] Will care nings for furnished room LADY— Sit. = Tr imundry fiaDT=s i. si Rox R-&7. EAL NDRESS——Sit. HY Colored Friday. tomont ISSIR | LAUNDRES&S—sip ie rk: esperienced. ) BAU NORISS Sit. | references’ Bomont | LAUNDRESS—-sit Fe ren "One LAUNDRESS—sir_ Shaka: av or a “Eve P.-D. a cleaning c olore: 4 day. “ns offic " : “Thursday and w is hep 2 dev Colored. Cora . Linde) | 7291 Ww. s -oloréd j firet-clns, : iis. i 4) = » ene a —_—— * vy re ; evlored a Oe by eX perenne req] Friday: can furnis) : Romont Isa6w after mL D, tn, das | olore!. | | LAU NDREIESS—E xperienced. wants 1 Thureda >, | erence, 437° lL, AU NDRE Sk&——it.-: bh days and ; mont lor I, \UNDRESS -- thursday and Rhea. re Thurs. lnw dell 49205 ‘riday ngtee or cleaning. Call Line laun dry wor ao tf; * Ww sdRaséaye, j rr “Tucs . S817 4 Lucas. Ris wis * 46 colored: cleaning; Friday; best “ ie of referencés, €6 ‘Olored, Waits Call afte TD, Lin- | LAUNDRESS—Wante Withing to home: large vi ard for drving: | Washer: re fere nee, Colfax 932 WwW. V0 RSE — Sit for small child or eh re: at clty reference, Phone Lindell 2473 TR NOGRAPHE R— and tvpiet : bid be ne Yr 7 iiney , STENOGRAP HER-CLE Rik —Rideas* good, and F riday. ae rietitne ’ ’ “ait f STRNOGRAP HE Rel, tottem nome; enve lopes adar ‘essed, $i ) wand. Box J1-267> Poat-Dispate ist ENOGRAPHER—Dealray 4 {- | Porition nm trad. fie department en : te et Paste Diapareh rs_ex ence, Pex TYPIST-CL LERK—Sit.; years’ exneri- | ence fn general of eXpert typlet ~ 361 Tae, wents Washing to Tals ed . B Se. do washing are! M threw fier Work: Pe t- ier yateh. ee ee house " ork, | WOMANe—awit- | WOMAN—ASit - brinw hame L indely 3 vi MA Nw ‘Ge MA ti’ trantn o M ‘e Wolf 4 MIS enard WOMAN Sit : colored wn t any "e, by dns Lindel! HO0OM. | WOMAN—Sit , Theat colored: wants | ty Pho re day Fridiyvy and Sew lay: tatne ry 4 | Cleaning ' Kor nent 215 a. WOMAN—Sit.: Southern ‘colgrea “wishes wil- uation #9 cook. nursing or housework. Carrie ima, R94R in Rane. —— ate oe nlore i: — —— —s wr . Pie! WOMAN-_W ante vour lav lone bw, the day. le (Jetcheal} wom . Wanner Thursday and "Ag n ir’ an and clan nine: Phone Boment ORAM. wants ” Watnendey. out. Marale. Tn. “pe Nox R- 2H. colored, Friday WoMa Now Sit middle-aged - i Voset-Dienat: h WOMAN —Sit_ be old with house work; 43265 Ww _ Finney. eucking. housework: p itt amall farofly, Y eatare «J lndy, nantus no ja Qndéry hm le or write Rosie _MeNn mide Ne ane high wages. WOMAN — Mit: seen cook: home rather than Pret. Dit mrvn t ¢ h. LADY Sit, : work: half Pros thoroughly. experienaed 3 days or short hotira « | only. Nox K-12, _Poat-Dis. office YOUNG LADY-—#it.; with B yeacs” o “tion aa Comnaetas ezpertence rec ulfes t or office worker for half of ea: h working Post- Dispaten. (74) yi T ING I office day. tox K-67. HELP WANTED Pianias “he “ie low display. ae ‘daily. _MEN, BOYS lable, wants new or repair work ¢ oe re ve >) kind Call evening, Victor 3363L. 7x) | ASSISTANT ENGINEBR—To do snp thal; | CHAUFFE! R—Bit. by colored. wants work ; ance Work, apply with references to Mos | of any kind. Lindell 4475R., after 6 o ‘clock, | I,- 352, Post -Dispateh. | ae CHAUFPF EY it—Sit . colored; # years’ experi (AL ‘TOMOBILE AXD TRUCK | WASH , ence: careful driver: best references. Bo- Experienced; colored, Call O11 we ij mnont ARAAw oustiuittiiaaiaiaae =- | COMPOSITOR--Sit.; two-thirder; machihe | KAKER— 8a hand, OS44 ‘tra vols. and floor. G S623A Lurtky me ee _ | BAK KR—1208 ‘¢ at. Madison, F In EMAN—Sit strong colored; marr 3 KAKER—4! Sol Ww. Kaston. years’ expertence; enn furnish beat! eas c a reference, = Laine teil 347 from | to * me iares fags ae st. iG ARAGE MAN—Sit. experienc ed: da r oF | BAKER—Light, second or third bh hand. night. Cal Bomont 20113 3322 3) Piy 1200 Allen ay. tom av ae j a am ee ; ROLLE Oe: | DAKER—3na han sie GROCERY ee ee by ‘young man with ee if anand i acto S years experience: best references. “oo | Buedinger Lindell 899M. after 6 p.m. (4) ee peal day work, MAN— colored, well exper! enced. wantia tan- : a tor or porter wie Lindell 1427W. ‘ BAKER— Exper rtenced on prong. rat a. en: to work \MAN—8 office work: university gradu- ; Po -Dispatch ate with A. B. ana A, . Gegrees; age 30. won B57: ‘ Rox H-47. Post. Dispatch. ie ee | BAKER'S & HELP) /MAN—Sit t.: handy with ‘eols: work of any | _ ™. Grand. kind tn faectery or ehon: oe cond BATTRVY worker Peox Fm Porat . Spenate 4) BIEL, Ing CLERK MAN—25: would Tike eraployment A, in and Saturday of each week. : Post- Dispatch. MAN—Sit.: as a handy man. 43 years ah and married. C. H. Boss, 190 _romery. ; MAN—sSit.; 34° experienced tin and - metal worker: wishes steady - ment. Box K- 49, Post-Dis, | MAN ~—- Sit. youn are FE soane0 aa lesan with ¥or rasta. “1b La iished J.T. Wedler, Delmar At 4 | MAN: ae , 20, married: expert good at figures, t handling holy, yt os accurate and ; ary penerete: eearennnes K- aa , | PALSTER i Al - ‘*taeevrasvee & w >» * 4 rare adie “2 = eh ® “a w: members « o — Wt ff ee eee way * eeeweve 5 iheewe se ae Soe ‘ oe a | <n a a a a a ae ak a ep eu ee ae tom —) ' « 0 ATI EST te GOOSEN Me Boe ee 2 WERE Ak, Rng Bale Rey 100 Rn ee aS Pig RO

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— o-_ -~—_ - — —_— - I cele en PA ES Pg TOT) a at Te a a’ — ae le tg SR ipo ee ; >. WEDNESDAY. ~ | a MEDNESDAR, et. poroees ut __ PAR PARTIC ULAR FOLKS SEEKING QUI¢ CK SOLUTIONS for immediate needs are readers and answerers of ads i in these columns. “a BLESWOMEN WANTED Biss oo es! A U TOM O BiL g = = a Banipphencl mor iS ee Biles Hours 56084 1 eee : , ..'. entn need ee —— a ea ~—_ IE. ‘ae BE hay nN U T (6) \/ ©) Bo N IL ie S 5° A U i O vl O is — Be & “oe Poe - Saas — | eee” ata te em yy Ovcr | vues For @ate _~ | ____Roadsters Fer Gale ____Teuring Gare For Sale | "“Tou-ino Can for usta Automobiles For Sala EADIES—Experionced, to ae) ' BUSINESS FOR SALE ine: tg ail, “tin gang? Teles | Ford Coupes—Reduced Prices | Ford Roadsters—Reduced Prices | Tee 6 tek gt et Ontiens Fe: bor: ie $325 75.4 Renensteas: Miscellaneous department, for Saeurds - BORY AND ' rIRE STORE— ‘heap fo: fc: 30 times. daily &c D 15 late models to select tro» ’ ‘redit Clothi os \~ $ times. ic: eniay starters. as \ ~ rom: some have; 15 late modem to select from: some have | BUICK—.ouring, 1922, runs and jooks per- | FORD—TLate mod « $° - a Credit Clothing Co., 515 ust, Mash; must ec!l. 4407 St. Louis av. (4 80 J times. Gatly Sc. Sun. Se: - | + 28 low 4s $100; select your car | Starters: : | select your car| fect; cord tires: $550. 3916 Hnrjent, cl gable, starter new paint “200. “ae a » ee : : times. dail ly Sc. Sun. c ‘now; Vou are safe to huv here: “ 1} sa . 4 : . oe ~ | ato, RADIA iOR AND SREPAIR SHOP— —_ ——_— ent down: year on balance, | &: , small Day- | BUICK—1921, -repainted maroon, om. 3438 8, Grand. Grar = rand . he BLA DI ES—-S25 per week Kuaranteed. | x. buys; ciear S2000 a year: *. not OLLIE FE. HAUPT MOTOR CO.. ° HAT ae "MOTOR CO.. $505; $168 less down trade. 2340 Olle FORD —Touring: 192”: 4 new she mest or commission will be pad t pe «wer wnless interestei Box K-18, -D, | - - Used Car Dent. 1900 W: : : ra r scemmieriod, Sil oe bald wo gMMMmeerer onieee tntereetes. Box Kin b.cb. | FOr Wire __| _rres Car Dem Lah Warhisetin, tet) | Veet Coe Bilt noi WaeBieeen. too | and paint” gui! termes "S800 "Grand g GES, CHEVROLETS oo = end Heep i ’ : ae - ; Ss — FV i mT; 7 passenger ‘Jordan: for alr Ht [Ds IN —"oup 4 ‘ 7 - S, Cc ' ‘ sales experience not NeCéssq , g37 Croutons av. Main 1199 ; UB) t+ ees cnecial rates. Main 2672 : wn: trae ie ADE ike new: $385 | MOON —Roaater 6-48: sees, Seen. pew | 1923 BU IC ‘K TOU "RING — | FORD Fear 1092: 4 new tires: oS NASHES, BUICKS , DOD . LALA. ) * ] ; a $950: ' . #6 ’ ws 4 >» mat ceptionally neat in @ ya oo : at vis ) , r | and furnish good references. ypear. sil BAKERY sale or rent; good busines: FOR HIRF . -Flegant *Moon touring: : owner | HUDSON— ,. ~ ay a ps - ¢ Kae Oe we aaa 7 . « . . SWOMEN—Su cessful outside, ove e 4 3 ee: leaving ci 4008 Moston $229. ; $10 day; careful driver. itrs PaiGi E—Roadater: in perfect condition ail be io) evenings Cars; al! guaranteed; $80 up- remedy seg rema rk ably low prices at the Blue fk ront U , -_ rv and liberal] bonus added: . 3 } Rena) \ ~ pg os ~wan . =m Cx i) ij oy j around: price $4500 cash or termes. Moon. 4192: } BI TC K TOU RING. —_ in , terme. 2506 5. efferson c§7 ore ane : * . ; ow CTIONERY S71 “ORI — 4724 Michigan. . -- ine saiseiesi item cnstsertnniinshipaisimieacinicatitiinataa , O22 J e ‘ > . 1— $75 ) : rT . —" } : ’ ' : v i ead eetice a R . es l»ank y— ; stablisheu wil, bh | 19 hk ‘Hl DS ON — = Les vat st. Bomont 85. __. 8 @-cylinder model like new, spare tire; FORD— Tour! ne. 1918; tn good running ar Dept ; ‘ash, time Ol trade. Open E enings. 211 N. Tth , oor . Thursday mornine Repairing and 1 Painting bumper, etc.: ree thik t cond! tion: only SHS. Mendenha!! Ford ie Olive st ~~ ~ ~ oy} 4 ey 4 - =. “al 18 oatnr av 6.4 _——— - ec asta. ot See This Templar KU Hs. BI’ li" ‘ “). i dealers, 2315 la ust OF en evenir ge J i SALESLAD!] ES 0 B Oct. 4, ss r > A! TO REPAIRING—Ford notore rebuilt 4.|P FASS ’ Cow Oven Sunday He 1 even ings. | FORD-—Touring several 1920 . G23 MH) -GORFECTIONERY—Good business; will con $25; Dodge motors rebuilt, $50; B-cylnder | | So VOUDE. Niftiest sport roadster in town, painted a 920) 7 models; starter; $150 to $27.” term © wit VN, est aS (9) 20 years of age. for our bakery . sider reali estate in exchang: Cail Forest motors rebuilt. S75: ‘ ‘ont inental specialiste: This coupe looks ike new. Upho!- | | Canary vellow. khaki ton. tan seat covers 1! 2 BIL IC K T( yt RING t 153 ‘Easto hy ' v to $275: terms ) c HERZ CANDY CO. de Pe 2 D040. o—3 work wuarantee f- inder reagrin ling etering shows very Tittle wear. Paint ' some baby doll: America's finest ight Car, | Rebullt. refi nished: Vol Nyon’ t think a rs - _—— (of) 706 _W ashington., ( NFECTION E RY¥—Ana grocery ‘ : -U0Y Maraus av.: new, good tires, & b umpers, stop] ignt pag $1500: it's going for S650. Terms or ‘has ever been run ’ rere cage . FORI»- ns ++ tae oe 192°. starter, demounta ? y . Of | OCUST wus a. «d =. 08) F eONF business. good reason . : : ‘olla 14440 as (ceRO) In fine condition Tri e« ‘han ic a) by KI HS. BI" ie K CO $101 Olive st b! Ss. Sir 45 IT dae to iring, 2170. bargains . { 2b-2 ar 2 i e ~ AT ESI ADY b for ~ ast Call °412 Elilot ‘ RI Magnetos recharged wy hile “you wait i oupe wi please you if vou ‘ , y. \ His FE M. 103% oN Grand. Open Sunday. _ j Open Sundn iy and evenings iy ee O341 Wel is. —_ tan . fas Sete - - - - SO387 Tye! ma Forest t 245. . 6c) '| Hudson At our , rh it , en 19° on WIL. LYS KNIG HT ROADSTER. 192” ; ore 1991) BUICK TOURINGS -_ FORDS Tourines cara. a&50 to $250 - . Cash INUSUAL OPPORTUNY] i] | J heat » aVitk or terms open Sunday. and evenings 28 SPNFECTIONERY $3800 PORD MO’ Seo Terms to pleas j 10 months old; perfect mechanically: w! - ae 5 IRE ND THE FAMILY |HARNINGS, “7G pest fixtures, doing unusual ireie, | || a ber Ovor Open MENIVERSAL. 2418 Locust et. (c77)| Oph HS-BUICK CO.. 3101 Oitve st. FORD—Touringa: 1017 to 10337 good se Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cara For Sale : oe oes aS , . ae BS, pen uncay an eve! ings } ' - : ‘ — aan aa . ee Gp te - = h & Co. are adding a few mors } 4 BUSINESS IN VE ST. iEN] a ow Ss , ’ a C : sOCTION | terms. TEMPLAN— 1631, gales force if you have sel! ing ane ; be Genera! ofice 3630 Olive st rroun oO 43 IR > WwW HE kK F SE RV IC K \ Car OMmpany ’ A | R R AC "EB SP EK cs | Al JOHNSON ATTO CO... SAAT « Nive ( ) AK LAN D L JK FE NEW whne whee. {¢ down, njoy Meecting peop Ail ‘ Se —— , arts. Re re. me uing Tnamelin ” r It Roadsters, 350 Down ie 2°. a! ye Open Evenings and Sundays. .eRO) O-passonger: overhauled refiniahed: +o Ae Olive ]-kmne wh Sr oe “Dave STORE - P ee: paying So: uth a : bo me nies , i f 9 ; Buick light eix. 19°°:-a LT ost new. rouring ao nev cord tires bar«ain at $300 _* ween a : h “AR a y s% leaving town. Box 1-74. Port - Dis ' ; ‘ ‘ ; d Ts Ne ; I T a . : ~ 1] dehs auker Distributors, Ee ord roadster ; iy P Orillie nt enamel, z ith many extras: this rar re my Yh Touring. 19° - ta in oi couditi nN KI? 2 eitte K i “>. Be me This is the few hours = $s pox tn Th Fs i Tv tadet ane * tates | | ith aad Goce we carries 10-day muarantes; only 3360 hown fine nae ibeen repainted oats 245 terms. | Open Sundays Ad evenities. 3101 Olive st. RELIABLE st oO se] OM k 3 we! Aj , 2 r od OCR ea peta = — -~ - - - = — ; va leis i seas Bets fF 5 tee Bis miaunce one year. qt’ SIDE BUICK ; - e 4“ Geaiers 0 szocust st “ot 7 sean kn sewn Sie st oF bs. the ef: S600. Call 3025 Frank! Bomont 41, Central 3683 eb) | Undsmonile woe ALTO CO., 2% Lafayette. Open Sundays _Upen evenings (¢ D- Pp ASS. OAKLAND. $100 USED CARS oh g v lal J > rer +e el — ‘ . " — - - = _ “ — und j ' ‘pt . a sé , ' ts 4 ° ‘ - - “ . a = = aa etor o nf dn dh Lh ‘ i Ve mm . do a+ wran . pen Til 9 DP. If. ‘ Saat y SE hi igZ; "s a nd! ioh . Starte 13 ARG A | N ~ sr f) rd 75 s r adaters ‘ lowed cars: lib 1 . ws ai t (c as A oa , dition, ‘nholste sat FF) ATDILLAS & Looks new, $76 leas Sc ne aily; many extra JLDSMOBILE—Tourine. 1820 light “#ix; : : ——___—.._{©5) a oe « GROCERY ae ME A’ MARK KT - : ; os . Pty ‘ ra Ww LI i? ry ca ~~ si : =. mo . I 0) 2 dh, BUICK — down ‘ trade. bargain: hurry ti 8A40 git Side ial) , - rt runs pe rfei t: $75 lown 2010 EK oright ic 4 | itiupmeblile 2 ’ . . location 7HAe Eas i MOBILES “ta Olive, (i1,J08 8 touring: 1Ve80 good condition : FORD ‘GROCERY AND tent MARKET Will l hoe odDject, A ey cash. Mity ; , : wre me r tti7 7 oe : ie —Tourings; 7; all late models: absu > it flown; trade te business averages $750) wget =~ Wrackin 0 “a — ry] ah . + coupe int is =P4 aSSCHRCT Cad 7 Th ( ‘ADIL LAC TOU RING steely ©) Cc. mechan'cally; aacrif} oo) |) Jefferson (rear), . (ed) Trucks For Sale ° ‘a 5 = right ; +, ’ aa . ; ‘sg ‘ f vf ne Pt Cr % , aa on? ‘ bie ‘ 27: (cg) pe ght ice , ~~ C to $100 © a lave : “ “ th seer | = _tuire 1 Lerman, 9k2ZIA Gamble at. ” Ce ae 8 on: ne = ee Ma wWau, ompletely overhau finished nev an! fiance tervise. 3811 Finne) aT" 1) Kk. Pour P : ; X I Ih (| GROCER Y—Dane ja i r 3 i as? busi ee A i ' ’ , ’ ] > : = 17 T ; tL i . ~" } ~ : ’ TT) i we dan is in very fir é mn ii tN ° ] 2 7 ord tires: p a ed 4 ? r a0 tints s ‘4 f, ULI Mi eee bey Wha eg ifty, 4 = " ope ‘ ‘ I iin 4 - ” ‘ Ge : ne urn ir ney le d only. PORD 1) 2: 1922 and 3 good and $375 terma. 3811 Finney av. ana rade, terme. 2% 06 8 ee BE as oniv 2A: e1ay oT terios 1660 = no competition: sacrifice, quick sale; yo w fu ire fi cutornob wae ——4 fon, and bd ton trueka, $76 an . = : retal Ores, 33 ee et- ; *\ yh} thy ' 329 . ‘ ;Uy em Sundays and evenings 310 Ooilve at farn ey 7%, : 7 ee ‘ » VEE nL AND louring, 1924; run oniy .J2U' ‘ ‘ Gran GROC ERY STORE—1518 (hestnut he; gW/ Sh ; J i sO) looks like new new paint ~new a am, US Oe G50 8B. Jetfe L (Pear? ile look , run like new: termes ub, terms. _ 2508 NS ) i (‘HANDLER-—S8pert 192L; new 7-7 On » cytte . s ai? tsi is Ad: P| ae. * : . : . ' ; . : : . . eerty = sie I . ' 4 ‘ OC YAS (4) ‘ . ( \ : OCERY AND MARKET—ABOULT S7UeCO ae eo oP ate adit fenders or bodr. Body painted 4 CHANDILER—1921 touring ir excellent gicmountab os, vf r j te: ro. . 7 Steals ea TT . a Se ; ’ ~a_t. ?’rmmaerr ' ‘ . . ° . » : adi ov 7 lad 4° ~~ _ ‘ - ; wr . ad apts : : ~ r¢ - | 3 S484 / BLO LeT esTiel Ligeti. > e = . | . LEASE, LOW RENT. WEST END. fORDS wa — ee 18th and Locust beautiful dark maroon. Terms to | shave: just overhauled: $450. 1817 Ru FOS down; ‘splendi@ barg: rris, reasenable: mugt 5038 Gartield av FORD. TON TRUCK—19 . 2 ; : ; ive, Open lureday evenin res metic tires: barwain: $ +] e tore in h , igs. ov roadsters a a F wei) | toe sont caly. eet" Loh _s ahem ry COUD#A. 5 ; es: SA0 to $500 reahi entra a6: o Bomont please vou. Open evenings. ) CHANDL ER—1921 to iring; new paint a FORDS—Tourine sae - 4~ ae : ; = ear ural Bridge. have attractive openings s: a. month up. Sickness fortes .ale fy. ,-* vgs ee : eae ge age amos a oe Spe ee Go IR tires monte | WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY | itto ‘ = ae aos wort = on a na $45; ~ fe, same A : 6 | y . : be . gg Be . a FORD TREC KR—M at and Aton + anes romen who are familiar + with a sad or ME? 1 COMPAN cr, ment on es. 5141 North Mar ae Al con ition; pric $ 09, : pon, 31 15 Studebaker Distributtors I sna . n > preyerage Moon, Locus’ F me aw: ur you, Morris, 2 Hive. | Larchmont ort touring, iy putt | Inc.. 2041-4 Locust bi, : ; et ee 4e8G) | MONEY apaned on automebiles; | mo ae no hrokerase. —_— a. 5 18th and Locust \ are Tou : - L* L" are. ae f 5 ¥. 4 enacennai ovor ., | ney Linens . —* POOL HALI—s x tat Stet ae Ma , Largest in t State. wy SO ee we. ERE eae it a, ? ye okt To Seaavisteiy ordeals : | CHEVR: L Y r ae — ring, $40 sown I ORD—T. our inte “1923: starter, demount: PE ERLESS- i-t ASS, Pe a hh. ness: (wo weeke try u LR I ap: Lugo MN Ta ‘ pe ever ings and ~ inday Ange cage F i Ss ris ‘ Withno gvarante ed fAret-clase condit{ n ~ ie $300. 4] ecia) pri Ce ¢ , Ly 4710A Natura , athe : ’ ar I ~~ , nodel ; P peed — - the shop; ‘tt onder ForRD—Out of tow viet o e] ry 7 CT ee = 7 (eS) am on “ + x 1m . $95 my, easy ' terms Mot larthy Pardue Motor = &: 320) Iii idge aide winds! hielde will give ful in ; For] ton trucks: ite a > | _ ; a f+) > cog) ane ’ ~~ ail } i SOTDUTroW é thi Cal wi } - , « : » : : T } ‘ +4 > 4 ‘ “- a 7 “act re. REPAIR =, a ea ae Fhe eyed oe Ww U 1 old t 3 — Apes Delma! Cabany 84156 NR EO CHEV KOLET—Touring. $35. and iyeu can OveTs uaArante e right, easy terms - und Hs BU ae K “S101 v4 anitnetiand Bord peaiee tT tits - ather oods price $500 f "aad - — " i ‘pmeas 3) Autos an ted i Badly y AHL E =M Mi TOR CO er )DG n—Seuan: like new: $95 down: trade drive th ° ont ee ; good condition: ales | on Thursday e' ” } 4g. 2R10) Olive p Sundavs ALC bing ‘i ' 5 Biintny. 2 : nnd ee ee " 1a y tdran: ner nf anvthing. : ’ thers. all rhauled: our usual easy teritns end - sion of first 7 2 ‘WENGER p » : £ RESTAL ARSTAL RANT. mani Den ng good busine , =f the pay ‘aegh and mag mor han anv Be ied N rar . ea ae eT event nes F t rer n a 3441 Juntata. oes __'€4! REV INGTON MOTOR, 1A44K ry Grand. ‘ 5) , “4 rings ; £ od BELEC 4 f ie i-} ASSENGE ] RE M IE R WwHiTHE—3- ton. truck: newly, nt ; ; ar ih town Gae us ? mo ci wor } ae (iA K LAND (“% pe, if re -p -passen ger ‘ 4 ; Bg wheels, aartetet ie onteoname anaes ‘ Si} cars trom $i up, some et} re Famous , m a TI ; Rear ahitt Prem at : like new; bargain, $° new wf i} reason able: ad n at 1; bar@wain: trade. SH ] __ count of sickness 2612 Arse} 5,!| Gea ouse ° ] TN FE; Motor «uy 29010 Washingt: 1 : ) ; | . RESTAU RANT— } Account of Kness Bomont 1103 ‘all 3a 1) connected with (7) around: price ’ Ford Dealers, 2601 8. Jefferson. Ope he HS BUICK CO p t) ° = m : > Pres tect aah Se . a ee en oe —--—- *. 13 ‘ . - > “ rryi ’ ocust st. Bo OT SE ) ' ’ ’ ronitn ‘ " . ; > ’ , ing good business 6119 oat inition . Missiasippi Valiey Sy 4) | Dx INGE—Sedan, 1923: all necessary extras charge no Ll 5 Locunt mont’ Bf (a4) | Bunday and evenings — pen Sundave and evenings. JLOL Olive s tomobil iJ | wonderful condition: lady leaving city 1 wes |} FORUDS—# tourings; starters and emeauota Rk 6—Tourtng; 19271; enly siightiy used oau o es or Saie—— eaters — ae Sa a : 7 ay pone "H- Poat-Di 3 . Coupes hye Sate : ° QO} dsmobile Coupe A727 ° *M: ‘Phergon ac.. lét floor west. (Cc) CHpVROl. riangg tke. new: real bareain feiy > > models; g00 mechanica y very careful owner; looks and runs per- Miscellaneous a new r; one-man top etyie CHEVROL ET—Touring “ar, ah perrec with many extras; exsy payments. Riefling barga lt ‘ oo : ‘ ‘ | bargain a sons for selling. Box H-17 Poat- Dis. ‘ rer : short distang ike new; real bargai: . Terr ba | , ; a one . yee eee re iE S ‘D AN ladly detor ate McCartt v-Pardue ao itioka i! cash payment. yh +et: good tires, seat vovera and other ex- | i. : , superintendent’s i= SESTAURANT—1130 N. Broadwav. ro} refinishe xcell es W2 it 6, passenger; rebullt through . Di IDGE E dogg: Millia +49 “? “te dea ” monthiy. Downs Auto Co., Authorized re ; most £omulete; ice was $1750, now CALILLAC——Phaeton. y Pp its offiee, RESTAURANT—1138 N. Broadway. a! . > npgeenee . out: refinished {n biue: upholetered in beau argain: only $: 300 tor Co., 6320 Deimar. Cab, 841! 5) | Demlere AKRS Delmar. cj Rit ‘tor eal i. on Bg Fo to ult: open nerfect ; 3475 « terme. mmAliinn 7 floor balcony, stand; good for man ani wife; sigknese. Naat on HF old cw! wien . : a} "9 r tit ‘our; ! ar t res: bears 90-day gual Mi! (NSTRS) PPT ‘\ AILEY, 3205 Loc oust a8 1920 ( ‘HE V ROL E i TOL RING FORDS REDUCED E50 Sundg A ee Wilson Motor a i ate 0 Nl loi aon, win. | a | on samo ag Sh gees Qa g” Sap Washingtor ic4 ie Oo} —_ - to . ’ e STAT RANT— ro ’ - es “ne Sanna ene sae = meee — a ner: © nd in ’ ' ’ Suk iF mw inte ai ; an ‘ ; ‘ ‘ , re ; Qi @ «-RESTAURANTS—Bargains: cash or terms, |, “ie\sland o 0 vaniles vo oat: WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO ©O. en Bundaye end even! y : uve” Ford T Red i p REO TOURING : See these bargains. Agent. ]242 Frank!in n only SVU niles uns car carries our - EX CH. ANGED CAR DEPT 1924 Ch t, — ore OurlD S-@ ec uce ( r ices aa cam Y = : ae lj (c3) on se oe) |e eo, i wd railing es at Tr wy) i St PD PTI Ce Kn Delmar 452 3040 Lecust. Bomont 858. evrole 15 6 gee wen sod er. eee ri ~ - ROOMING HUUSE—12 rooms 4400 west, a) aT 7. at] 2846 La f tte S - Gh in aN 4 allie a ae, . eS SEDO eal _ AGEs Tcuring, run only 3 weeks; looks a Starters am low os §$10U: wélect vour ca! VEST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO a lease: money maker. Forest 4513. (ci One r \davs and evenii cd) — Gi op serve; as brand-new, terms; #é ie is qi uic now: vou are gpafe to buy here: etmall pay EXCHANGED CAR DEPT if +A — oy s 1o™ and oVseE— rooms. ail fu: ; , DmMecan rar ii oF. TY @ Ww ‘1 ’ HUBER MOTOR CAR CO., 260 acve*. | ment down; year on Ll nee Deimar 452 S04 wcust. Romont & /|| 19°25 models in sedans, coupes & ROOMING ‘#H r] i 9 rie, Ril Ua, du, oa A A ; i r if ' $350 Bl y ~ DODGE SEDAN i { R a - OLLIE E HlA T ; T MOTOR qty nal 4 > 40 Ly ‘ . om , | touring cara. : lar Be bar m r 4300 Mar na 3 jd ng “ety wy a rs i lit ‘ 224 , Boe Ls , Al : 5) i ugent 2 Wa Bros money make 1 Oe farviand. a corde, $8S less d n, trad yargat aot a oY Lowest price ever put on a reautiful se- | 1923 C HEV ROLE r TOI "RING a eect Car Deot., {900 Washington e4 : Rick ENHACKER “ . | They af .aii ia fee enediien: many ex ReO—Heai bargain: S-paesenger tourine: fi (6) —— an aati atlioe ate iate modela to select from; some have at big savin \ ROOM! NG HO! "Sk—12 rd rooms. ‘heap rent: ; © ve ' Gan: excellent finieh ” tir and cute “1 ' iam: nrie ; 2 : ape al 0d income; ba, : Lindel! 3539 ‘ a Tiy amar aceon Tt _ = : ~ ~ Thies Coune is n spichdid eondi - + ait tas cans baay aq es like new: - jend!d4 condition; price and |_F} ANKL IN-—Tour' ar; n perfect run ring 5 very little: cash or terms 4016 ‘have been painted ana made to e: looks like new. tra nd ir tion every wayv—new paint—good & Smai, depos!t Yat CM MOTOR CO WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO 5 Loc Bomont ome auick, bring |terms reas ‘ing condait rite $: Bh or trans ‘ds | RUOMING Hil SE — 30) rooms v4 incom © 18? ant ‘orme reas onabi /v at. . " c80) raf like ow - 6 r | ail rented: $1900. Ament. 1242 Frank!'r al easy terms 7 Open Sundays 1035 oN. Grand. _ EXCHANGED CAR DEPT no brokeraxe. .- b Our Price® ae tiem ry GOOdS Co, B Et INGTON MOTOR, 3 : RNG. fcr) tices, upholstering looks like new. ‘Delmar 452. 3040 Locust. Bomoent 856 FR. ANKL IN curing, 1021, b-pas. lew Ricken acker ier a\euse vont Onan aa tna terms a on -HOUSE—8 rooms; new i? 4 Ss “ou pe. 1 ; -} hemes, pecial You should See this (Coupe hefore T * ) S d ‘ senger at onditioned » j QS, > ' h r} $750; bargain Tern : va a : (AE on SMe F . an hs buving 4 bargain at our price LOOK Essex € an cheengnem:; net — AS Sree: ths COP ; =; A ~ AC RIFT EB nia ) ire the services of gon. eae ere yy M iv & Archer Automobile Co.,.\4s9 > Rp ca caper much a tentutiiiecl dees elise: Gets eueter has seen very little iat eage; guaranteed Pht yp y= oF Tee teu tne ong c eT 0} Or ar 0 t women experienced in the iouixa HOUSE—S& rooms heat = =5 Cs Terms to please Open evenings OP ae ae oe ce pelle men n beautiful mos saine a ore _ Mi Gide 0% fence) > ee © Hei ed ett aa in: ey | iVo ; ished: good tncome 300 down. 30514 epsabiai path Sgie ‘yes ae ralue: OTOR CO.,, — : ——"* £ 0 $3 o” 3f yl me eon #xcei en tires «reat Vaiue,; you y ant 28. R14 Locust. S | A R—New 1924 model tour! ne: Red Se ¢ oa Studebaker Distributors a. 4 ams ; a Pn r ‘ . rt? rlat . : ~~ = . Pt ny 1 Bor m wing departments: McPherson. ss ) WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY | | know Yahiem {s the PRICE WRECKER: it's New Chevrolet _ = ee ea a motor: save $99 1817 Russelt. 18th & Locust. # ROOMING HOUSE—38xx Delmar: 15 rooms ; : ; worth $900. but Yahlem says $690: terms ir Al (fee motor — = : | DRESSES pr . steam heat: quick sale wanted 4064 : ort » ul es. _ . an! oe } fe = Studebaker Distributors or trade. we ,/ Latest mode! tourine, used n few times re like new $67 1817 * ia ie) | SI raphe, > 5a perfect condl | lon; omy | Bomont 41. Central #683.(0b5) Ne De FT’ Olive. Room 203 Lind 1611 AY? (c7 rom ifAt Cagis OE eR re YAHLEM 10406 N rand Open Sut™day can be bought cheap at _Yahlem 8 GARDNER—Touring, in perfect \conditiot : ee one B herea’ pre ” : « bargain. : ST CO ATS “ ROOMING HOUSE $1500. _ Be > vy icma ~ ie sd Sth and Locust FORD—Sedan; brand-new 4-door; cheap; _ YAHLEM MOTOR CO... A all around; price at a bargain; cash crs yy Boment 8e e charge no brok i se 4. ' ay REST PARK ‘BL ee ! a ate hagitintt oy Saeeey ony ~~ Centra trade. terms ©4006 8. Jefferson. (cE 7x) 1035 N. Grand. . asian Open Til 9 p. iT. | a rms. gil yk ape ust st. Boment 85 We —— - . 18 a — ee —— SUITS large, light raoms, weil furnished and | prices, 1 et this Is the latest @ ; a sso’ “PORD—Sedans; 3; like new; $200 each: CLEVELAND— 1981, repainted, extras oe eee ee eee oar ae K Sr a ailiten,” dete | MILLINERY "BUSIN F990 eat “hs nig. term se MPANY Cylinds ort md | - ively to De used TUDER ‘oupe: iike eect run ne trade, terme. 2506 8S. Jefferson. (c57x) * _penuty. ‘S495; $138 iess down, rom 1921 GARDNER TOU Bh’ nt ' INF j a *> General ofice S630 Ulive wt ‘ateund fliecr ”™ = Rg ag Mes 2 alegre a ae * ai we ‘ 54: A FORD—Sedan: $895 down: terms; trade. come " (o* terin i iz SILKS , ‘ . FR] ; loadster: 19° ah erhnaule ve! u@ed chassis: starter, demountabies; $575; 2 new tires. Forest 5O06I 1421 A Beli ‘ "NIVE REAL. 41k lacust st : oat oA 12% ‘s Grand Onan evenings We aiso have nearly every otandore = em. ' HAYNES 6—Tour ing: J-passenger: — g EHOE REPAIRING “SHOP ‘dood loc bey é ‘ 408 Nor Mara ' F i ° Se ~ Pwo , ¢ : 3) oy?! ¢. DRESS GOODS @stablished hus’ nee. 1004 Hamilton >) > t Sst Ge le " @ ipsres with ; t Sinisa ; al ~. 1 $675 Isis Ru _ od. 4 5, rade _ Morris. 2810 so a . T™ Tu} E—Touring: in Al condit son, © . ‘ i STUD eE AK 1g a repainted your ii make handled in St. souls, . ' a “ “a 59 rick Roaigter 19 ‘ new tires OCR F OR ee Sedan ay} CATE nee and me hanhies ‘ €300 cash or terins: we charge no br« “T- now a cars have been taken in - 4 ‘ : r . ‘He EH i ‘ » ‘ ing . Th ; : A409 p ee .* a’ '* ance. 3811 Fi nney. io) age. awoont, ‘ ‘ i) v . ‘ . (a4 eriras.: new ear 0-day mearantes: . ’ : NEW whet ag ge h and . ’ ; weakte WC + 9949 es : . a ERT EN ns la aiatial — ~--+=5 5 0 -—— _— hesitate, come: terms and trade: open Sun- DEB AKER 6-—Touring; 1822 ii} PRICES. ‘re have put them CHIN A —HKondsier: latent K 44: excelent roRD—BSedan, late 1921. has phock absor?- DODGE- Tcurt ng: late 1921; excellent day and evenings. Wilson Motor Car Co 29: light ‘is: just like new: our factory and paint shop. 4% a : “ ts , . wd , . ‘ . : ‘ mods beautifu car ‘ , : ’ é : - 1 gol ; . - - +. ‘ SHOES | FOR SALE—W I D many extras: $225: term: $11 ABS ey pe tg i. oF ep hw tet vig se ‘ —o ggg ig Fe oe. ey shape; $ a . oh: RAT vus ct Of OUr BNO; NOCRAMICAlY Pe ne} : " . 3 ik T'() NG to suit; open evenings and Sunday. Wilso: . _ i . . puniipecniiitin ; se ’ fe — [)—* , a! bod; : fr eis new DODGE TOUR! Motor Car Co., 2921 Locust at. (o8) ST! DERAKER—Tour! De: special 6: $4475. | S¢4!. Terins to please. bargain ay r $495@ must sell auick, hence give me» xXper ¥ 7 Diepigy.. toc daily ‘ Diacou nia, Fate 14 \, e : nite! ; ae ; : i* i> — ' pert feet condition : A er line Agaie—S limes, ’, ime. — ee re " 7” eg TE ED caso Aig es Oot B2AL Kiltea of loss on FO re ‘tion af Ww Ot! MW At) RR 4 ry 290% To ‘ Pods H Cc 8—Tourtng: looks and runs like new: : . 2 a eve | . Wil ene A 2a times, ai aily 8c. Sun. # M. ‘ »-— ut : et rut) ? a ars o ’ “A ’ ‘ ‘ . . t ook ik ew : $335: terms s meet eee b . AT : a ‘ . us one of the best bargwaine we have eve ‘ i v5 oy ar 4 J uns Rood Think W ' . | | times. Ic; 7 times. aaily 2 Se. re we fi _ ' cf ipu | rc 1O TE VROLETROA I [Be ! DODGE TOURING, $285 . had: must be seen to be appreciated. we OWN lhe 4 ‘soe / 4" gp ” nest 2 ' ; ¢ er Hf) Or | e! * re : . final f lke on line’ mechani mor it home for $100 7 Late 192°) model; cord tires: looks an MeCarthy-Archer Auto Co., 489 N. Buclid. ied ae a ae (oft) Su times. daily $c, Sun. é&c. — — ae oad SOR] an te it e€ u . ne ) I I » 1H perfect mans Patt S15 ae ‘ cow hare — LEDERE CO 3325 Washi naton. runs like a new car; hurry of you wan Foreat 826 _(ebdx — steuss ™ - Studebaker Distributors, - | i | wlll 7 tern ; ¥ . - , ‘- ry race 7 Ai) ry ¢ r ’ 5 an \ ' 12; own 7 " *4 , + > ait tr da KING BEE - » ‘ ‘ 2 a , , ‘ 1: 3 r own terms: t iad omont Fa Wilivs-Knight and Overland this bargin,» terms or trace ipa decimal 3 aa aciniad 029 a | R. { } | { | | OME . 3 MISCELLANEOUS FOR ‘SA ec 1 nights Sundays... : ‘am nlers (cb3x) 623 N. Vandeventer. Open evenings. — (c@) ¥ UDI “aaa? tape” 80) d' En ight. a ied A ~ E a ‘ E sh ~ 18th and Locust. COAL—The be st lerg ey ¢ Ad 7 ook! i 19a Yo ge cords, extras, bargain, $1%5 dow: (rade Fag ety Fm mrh¥t endtact noe | )~=6. Mountables, bumper eee tw CUAL rviile tri 3.5 ! ry wondetere or tout a*2 ry i ’ ; Sl as a aii. | | at pe Rs nd Overland dea _ e Olive. 4 at ae, A En eG ; 0 (} nice orri ; in regular departments. . = Olive. gatterville dist . teats $5; ho: ; : 4 ara a oe - a ste sia o~ FORD—Sedons: good selection of high-class Ain new touri any extras; , @AB) ne. is. P : ning ry ‘RSAl : on rt 35 CHARBES — Light deliye Gelivery. ! a { ti — of Pivint dy } } 2 ‘ 4 . om. ’ . . Rieflin } rd Dealers. e500 s. e ersor Y Al iL .° "Mv. 108: NN. (sTa 1G. pen eve sat « 1700 9690 one? vee . - $5 ‘ 0 ca COAL. => - ona “pr ._ = : ' — es om ry 3 . Vandeventer. . Open Teehes and evenings. (c4) Jordan, 2 STU DEBAKE R — Y 1 ary = , 4807 B. rand 1, : ‘arondelt Uy L—For better « jumr al lirect Rroeaway ; inday and evenings ; : : . Se | snl rhauled npletely and guarapteed: | 8. Grand bi, xitra rom mines; star dard lump. $5 Fo: nut Wee st : Rae © —_—f te has been overhai) Dodge 7 Tourings_ . ae — sport : age ie. ae bine - “o“~ - q | Tepalni tiful ark green Wit eae - d Ulive. $* ania) ( ‘art ervil . ; ‘ ~ ! i ; ’ ° Blue ribbon lump or exe size, ~, o act °05 Locus ye y% es . - rng MPs y) (/epring; 3 - best of mechanical condiiien: tiftul this car is; easy APC URL ' Pete eee) « le io rn 3k Nii 4 y AHLE™M MQ) [¢ iP i) roadster body. ‘ c alles W Ome . 7 quart ouality: special price $7! ' Phon ORD Coupe. late 1921; start = : | | nm 0. A. Meinberg, Geli phene enton Li beg Hy ‘enw : af | ; | ay th oo at thle eo 7 fe > . = 9 , aa ; ’ Ty. ers “COR T)~ = ate ae - ee een. ! 1 ren ar@ein A | od cendition throughout f nj ~ Chambe tr “one A — vi , odge ouri ing: Par rh Be wn ae ; Peper ited biue; wire wheels; 5 good tires: | —_ ' a . . a J Pe ‘ OA, : ‘ = ont : raghyyoer ne — 7. ha oT he cas! térims roar jen ere > ine. OD 4 ’ pinched 9a €it a i re, - . erm women whose home duties # ae N. Spring. Delmar 703, Lindeil LUXE AUTOMOBILE €CO | o Bodies For ant them from workin reg: | ‘ s*-¥s — - ‘ a +f ‘ ; ne. at ‘i P . Fe ‘ . - : mance! - piso ny Lott] ring mechani? oY ae ? af Oe in t rs mC rat ; }- " IR RD SE T) AN 0 ges es = (teins 3 ite , once at oe Front { riot oa Car Dept. Cash, Taken in trade on 4- -paae, x % . ' } 7 4°'T “es TE M- "oO? Tani "a" ri : s ei : ‘ ‘ . > ; ; rca 5" ri’ ; > ~~ OA ale rices Wei ul mob u ; . tim or trame yeh © 5 Open ’ is ing. as ; _€ *, iy ’ ae. on in } ¢ atare- . ‘ D.. R ra? : vy 4 T = ‘ : ; ‘ ‘ on cs a ” ' Hletely eq. ! re Li of] ive ranted. Ag+ “it rink at ‘ia eT. (oakland Touring Cnhev- Si : th t, ‘Ng C Genta (3046 Lown p3 . . - om = S| ne am, Wiles Knieht ant Overian Pe re lower than exe Be ee aring. “Mitchel touring. overiend | SOUtMWest. Nash Co, cesses tase asada jo int oe day: terns : WIP PT WALLEY 05 focust. (c77) tc #200 wri vear to Dey f uring. Balance py low as $5 weekiy. NO 4 cemees =m ?) és rt ° ‘ve 7 as ae Popp SEPAN YAMLEM 1025 N Grant, Open Sunday ema io 5 MOBIL! 3026-28 LOCUST Accessories. Parts—-for § - ae tires tarter deni Mintabl spotiig: ae res A r ST gen Gabel o See eae y DE LUXE 4UTOMOBILE Cu — a real bargain at $000. McCarthy MUSICK PLATING a = fer Se tf pies Phone Grand 3540F . | en ba oe 0: . Open Sunday and 7 T tot sees ourings. 1917. ¢ 19022 MOON Tel RING Archer Auto Co., 439 N. Euctid, Forest | Adl work guaranteed. ie 3 REVOL Vid.—At matic, ; pia) deni | ror lemle: Slo t. Or De fo ers ; ; >" par #24, : 23 uring fro: ‘bor to =a), COME CAT). Ir rs TeCHANICRL ONnGit On hc 3s LATTERIES $6 up. Box | ~ . Padi riia : ‘ : _ : oy , . rhey wii) } \* WW) area ‘ ipped ‘7 TY erie ii ie Lire OUT pe? ' battereta: open evenings. * : ?-» rh | . as . ch : " . . — rey BAL . 1 @ ‘ iz : : Irive on , : sation nx R-T7! rovmt - 1) —— = a i ! . he Letest RE : a il. 1 *- ‘ORD SEDAN? perms, 0 $160 to $2 OO down, year to p eur le wingePa vi ot Chis OAT te! | Chestnut agate, 30¢ i . = TORD ‘oupe . es , naa’ we : the rest: down paymel 320, | RICKF? ) onnattntnitiantunanil . 35¢ datly, — hy FE 24" =. . a » Slivert ys op heyy GORI 9 wsingt REX BFP eh eco Soe o> re Piret-clas athe wm BACKER USE AR ; isverything of . es the eppe FORD PARTS—~Genuine osed axle . i 4 oa ANIMALS| . co } ‘ or LICK } ‘ ‘ | ‘ fs 4 f 3 nore ' ae dus. 4% ; -YAHL ig in _ men Sunda al evening ‘ at) — if ne ‘ ; rice: ”? 4 oOmtie | Berne Dourlngs, «rank shaft. oe Te, . ci ran eae ' ' , — : i} was wu re litt Ke Nie St ; F - J . AUTO CO. cy linger yloah, any perts fa 4gate—3 times. Ic’ ERRIGRS—Fox canes nite. t and rm Morris, «S82 ' “ NTT A. | DEPT 47 Delmer. 2! ’ " | ' ; ay a ; i jie MN 4 - ~ - . . - -- ~ ‘ ~ . ' - , ars ana 4 ‘ at Oo : : *' price gine otter fc. Ph ay 7 x Fonke, ve, - ations Pe ih : 2 5. — — 2 fe a i ne A a “ : "T teh ee _ 6: uaa Kiges 77 En rf % tad ne i y fact r rua! : / . tf Hiv rr we ‘ar Dept cash , sal times, daily $c. Sun. 60. d ye | : me FORD COUPE--BRAXD NEW. iro 'TGo., authorized) Ford denier, S885 ere eo inilee in high; 24 milen py “oon 6-4! rine ten USED PARTS FOR ANY y | Tebes ae i@, i JT ms . 1: ‘ ' 7 ay . . . a! £. 1. ert jail - ,¢ WJ ri “@ PA did as » , et : SS21A_Jut | ma! | : FRANKLIN fon: ire tire, oto: big price |/| (84 aint and tires. ~ Dis Southwest Nash Co. diet pings," lerteieal Paste -" o “114 oe i - - or ’ i 4 { / Ln; ) } ot —~—Pediares extra fine 1" ant Meine rood rs 4 ri rha APSO 12 OT sed ‘AT. ' ond Lerime, open 921 atin’ . icf ' Prieg 4 GS : tires BUSINESS CHANCES ‘ mt) | me a} 300 * Pestalozz! * “ —~ Pr AT OATT o : es art ' er ohii« ' , oT i fr cael fame as new, Wi ® Mote ’ a4 ws. wilecIis, itt Al Condition, 126-28 LA |" Z TT aU ARE DAL. AUTO A a. izss . ’ 7s © = - . - . —- : — ized =z TA? ae nieTs SSAD Tein ar cm) ' - ; . ’ ; , " 2 _ 7, . | 7 Laer a ~ . ’ ’ iv ‘ , — ay? ' wa stae% - pa! a for gold, silver, platisfurn, broken ; oo oe tebe ae ’ ’ j ate mote ew | main oul avecial naint job: motor overkauie ’ H--19~). 1, ! ) n. pr . Weir are dd live nen ‘ y. Nieliing. ra Cai ; “oye T iat Wwe ‘ ~ ‘ n ria’ ed Ne . . . % false tect th Miler, 1322 sae ‘R) = 4 © rao n Sur } n - @e nA he med ° eo; tert eo ute 1cton t-é« 1210 Oliv 19! excellent condition throvghvul, easy terme ‘Tae 441] Ju i y ct *. : : . a tees . ean be : . seme ‘ Open ni eA. and Sundays ~- .ABH—Tourng late model > Cone } se mg wt es pau } BR SAI. ’ ij Tan ut a ef : ; eet 1 | Uproe tering iin Tie ww: : pa iONaily a . nek corre. ma with . ~ baid for diamonds, old gold, platinum eee ens teeta en re : Mi } | . o Mccarthy -Pardue. 6320 De 9805 ie oa. OO ee ” . & “Silver bonght. Broadway Jeweiry (.. or OB gts hey 0 erty aE | — ' good § tide roRD— — se; 12] ooks. runs [m* fo ick Sa Meearin) rat are, ait order hi} f Cc B12 N. Broadway (c57x ' Gd-—witth fiase.ere “vat CPE . ar mete a wont } new: 15°08 terms. S715 Case ‘e4 m Cateny 8435 IE, sie iPAL T , ssential: tel! something © : tically w tir ve! vod 3 bared co atk tn » ett RMICK "Ee Sl Ae en T; ty : , ; -) tt ving phone —_ ' ABH pac o _ ae ——— a on: ¢ car he bw very ' “le my ~Ta wc ane , 0 3 soma “al , ’ : : YORD—Touring 19: odie tn 4 tot 1; 2] NASH TOU RING TIRES pilightiy. poor 1 T . = — = Smith, “ . Grand, ’ ‘v8 . ‘eo ;, Zathe . fundavys {i pte = and paint good: terms, 250 S. tat . : —. at 192 3 I T : ay : Motor ent = a 7 ( aint an er, firet-cla ‘ord Touring, $290 rettende braving whe, HBA . TS +» ' hy yy 3 . P i or ’ = "orth of | (oc) , fORLT—-Ter iring 1922. muet ee: over free, wire ta MENT OPPORTUNITY_on every aS i . ) | ates , wut, $500; today) onls . z . : ‘ ‘ah rey : oad _ oT Givi ‘em ; Dieweet bargains in | invested $6 can he one Old hie barea 1461 Rowar a f , ne "¢m awar i § p. — paid to anyo - S 1@ e€ an ; . a iF wT omer Mm T ing, late mote bar ge! ; = 4 . Tinks M as ) y jittie ry 4 4 ‘ * hl helps . ne e s: fast growing Page i _JEWELRY__WATCHE®’ A] R RAC IK SPEC | Al, (tet tos ‘| ‘ gpadsters ; 1919 tity Pé , i de ° asesnger ret ull th - PURD—- x4 sanal Pi ‘an _* 2 ftroa4 ae j ee, : 4° : 4040 7 y P Ron " . " —. : rt tt OG Uc Mm great deman os i" ’ Cin la il hargain painted; runa perfect, vay f WAS LAN D—-— fourine — new 3441 y a vakian 74 ‘ . | another f . tenn — —— — (cS ly BBS. _ tal : ‘XE AUTOM: ) oe” ied (4) @05 down: trade anything. : Jus “rap So oe a a | iL) NEM sTuUStworthy, (bh rietiam youn’ 4 =_— Wr - ; nael 4 »f T H BIirk - : : err Ge» 38)... Ras , ; : - surmont . r 4 v2] Laclede Seve. Tus en wir t. “ , mts, : Prankiit 3” © Cheaypet. ina. , etth refere: ime and ©1° Mm) asule —~ We pay the highest CAAN yette. Oven S inde a‘, } , oe a 7 met and contr — Sunday an } ings kiremie ~j)%} ‘our ne - J ' ; six , 7 , Can «a . r ef eur ) real buy: $95 down. ¢ ade 2346 = 1923 SE Ww AKLA ‘ Us VAH EM it i@PA ’ 4 y : - oa . 4 aie A i) Wilte Boe weet reply etre am aKa; _s 7 FORD COUPES, 1923 spadsiers inans good buys. $100 sud OVERLAND—Sedan: used very slate) nes —_— | Only 8 few O44 modela lotp L 4 : -_ _W-35 30 ; 3 iE PO De r hanging for Como mat) nm 1042 fy) exit ’ : ry ‘ar @uaran ‘ee terms oT trai le 8a25 Wash FORD i our ; S.A 7, vr ee a ‘ ttt ‘'nhvert vat 4 a ae ri eRe ee ves . ; »° ‘ : 3 . a au, : > ak | ’ » P. : 4 ° . +s D4 ve eer te an aiane = oO P 3 thd ree heater touring Cal Invi AME riced to af ih, 3 la temt - é. &: 0) ' ’ feaiers 12 : ine sp engagement; can supply own tools, , , ly Huber, 1°08 8S. 7th st.' and guaranteec a8 hen . oo Ot 3 . 2 | pment. if needed. Box H-154. P.-DAD (e€0) (LIAMS MOTOR COQ., 41%7-28 Unve _ fare thu (,terantee? jw yet 5} aed PE | a * , } oc. tha bet oe 5 z . , . * at T Su ay. 4 ington Bomont 738, Willys Kniaht ana evervthing: cee J (rveriand dealers (COZ) ete

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WEDNESDAY. - OCTOBER 3. 1923. Fal WEDNESDAY, POST-DISFATC oe = oe -_ df fi YOUR RENT Is UNCOMFORT ABLY | HIGH sublet a furnished room and ease the burden. Advertise in these columns. “Be OCTOBER 3. 1923 OL ai RNC ri : ———— . ee art ee OLD ae FOR SALE ‘HOUSEHOLD GONDS FOR SALE TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING ROOMS WITH BOARD—North ROOMS FOR RENT—South ROOMS FOR Sant —-weae | APAHTRIENTsS FOn RENT APARTMENTS FOR BUGGY—s$2 , 1A Ju +. : = . a : 7 _ SEARCH May. TR ae Sy ae _ > ___ | KOSSUTE. , 4f#58—Room and board, gentie- LAFAYETTE, 3537—Heautifal 2 or 3 room UNION, 1300 N.—2 nosy fur - South West : | makes. repairc. rentals FPietcher a a ar lit oe. £o0e meais; Conveni- | housekeepig suite or sleeping rooms. a) _ pecting Sleeping rooms private pone (cd - = — 10051, Pine Main 843.54 x 38 See ________ | 1° XGFELLOW BL 1723A—Frent | s! VERNON 5432—Laree ront ob. FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT 7260 Forsythe, Second FL : = aout 3 t +—-Singie ; conn ‘T ing room. ali conveniences, fo stleme beds exce le meals 0 on Forest 1 Four-reom apart pest. with ts a New beliding. 5 rooms. ©0n Darter. _ —s as , eres 7 ‘a sunt: bath. hea 2a jan't tna porch: pess@agion sow: rental "heel ished. S500 west ; f 4 e home: ive ~~ ‘as tp: oouw . iene NM. 87 C.0an, reer. | Oe ewe a oe ith 3 winéows; private family; for 1 or @WaBHINGTON BL. 3060—Beéroom and pOECK -CQEIT, A’ . ee _ EDWARD L. BAK a ee PL, s927a—4 a eee 2 gentlemen _Grand_ 45964. (03) __kitchenette, for housekeping. | 4166 RUS: SELL Oyive 5555 118 & a : Ul aduite ————.. . = ' MACKLIND 202! —Nicely furnished, jJarge. A ASHINGTON BL 4¢12—Nice nti Kn, "Ss ) 8 pus, teeth. — ip Teme hemi hh. aw . anal " a en airy rvom: all conveniences; % »biorck room. 24 f1. also small room, garege. erything modern For part s : Aa Ne ‘ , mths 96.50 _Northwest “Ll SS ae wh) F ASHINGTON BL. 4083—Nicely furnished | MA. RUST & SON ALTY CO. APARTMENTS FOR RENT AF > ¥).. 1125 Chestnut. ar 5244—F om and ‘HIG 3AN, 6125a—2 rooms, furnished, for ront reem for gents only Oltve 1420. SiS Chestnut st. ©& a FURNISHED 2 ———— ore ~ 7 s20A—Six roomne far uv Teasona hile coupie _ men oF 2 women board Sia ” ASHINGTON 2024 — Nice! furnished - — - ae } “all if 544d N | ities steel ena ‘Vereice 166 PS A r sieeping reem: hot water; Dette; steam ©: Drivate home 1CHI 7 . conhecting housekrep heat: counle or 2. cents (8) West — ra oo Sas i 2 block lafayet@. WASHINGTON 4068—Large front — onto Z-room NEWSTEAD, 1811 8&-—Newly . kfast room. ¢ - ; “AD A—Unfurnianed Z-room™ - _— ber “ = ae housekeeping room, first floor; steam heat. ACADEMY. 910a- nent hot water. baht housedeeping apartment every A : : Bh ned Inv GHER. garage. ake MN (ss . o407- exceptiona., *e hot water 2 tabed ence: heat furnished: jarani ai couple : | cod chon te °*___________________| ené_ane fursisbes; 3 serene » ksi > on ane tt WASHINGTON Bl. 4056—Nice second- ,{PARTMENT—Westminster 57xx: 5 rooms **TTee. __ 4 E 5585 ETZEL AY. onverniences story front housexeeping rooms, cas range.- and sun perior, handsome. $97.50; mo chi?- mee & rear $40 ~“henetie aS _.— @ren Bomen: 660 a (56) West a 3 6 rooms a RTIN: » PA! > RURN, Roseia.e »** yusekeep.r 7 or ea ot - 5 nt ge Ane Th Ses Pr eens wag Meda AE, RS a ?, ; ao — ee to —— ee ee = sg) Seta se ee Riv ence. - 93] : _ Iss Con! frwit recme, ASH NOTON. 4262—Large southern room . CABANNE. 6@2342—4 fleor eas large HAMILTON. 1052A—-4 toomns : Soteaat Cubans 440) Delmer si 2. 65 33 Pa Des og ad Be, : Pie, a 4 : Cc*e y f " , f- —— * ies, mous Din 1OOT , c. @ar OOT ll conveniences; owner's home te = new: wil rN. : —— >—— t ; home. jler ; : hs ~ ; . Bas rooms with 6 roosy ef fic: ency . . ‘ > oe . > ~~ ? . ; iT : - & : ; #4 rye nitwy Bi aid cate OO ie oe ~ a ~— es (3 fecorat - te guilt Be bans bes a ; ae = ‘ ia VMS AND SL i~ PARLOR ase D- sj Pe st ¢ : _—_—" Lg ee aes ’ HORSES AND VEHICLES SI TENDEN 39, a, ig aoe : 5 = furnished roams Wa Goemectina _ e. RI. 4300—Beaxt ful room. FRANCIS- PERRY-RUTH Jot N. St ae. | s@2g: ; nt $85 t apie: 2 , oe SY.: will decorate te suit: rent far > os . ecting . private hom uitab CABANNE, 5653—First floor home aper:-| day evening after 8. . se? 5 ONES R. E. CO. 615 Chestnut Gendition | ches , . 7 nt S82 Bomont 394 For Sale . Tower Grove Para: S carn, Grand NEBRASKA. 2117—WN! furnished or un- WASHINGTON BL... 3015—Comfortabie and =, 0", oe “aint: | d- ILENE APARTMEN?S, 5 - . te i PR ? . . u Furn. Houses and Fiats For Sa‘ eat a 14 , rod : ? t 2 ome; home cooking; phone, hea Pr: l. N tc la! f: las ; : a es & ry and garege - jarge vard and wide =— . » a om ) A cs . : FOR RENT—Furnished - , ae 3 _ - os oration _—— i 8h df S— Accommodations for driveway, rent $100 ver mo ath. ica) — = eh CBee eer a RAce ' . . ——— , , "Sau O° =e ; ; Avene! ce fe un) genti« n references 80) ~ * , a ; - a 404 ‘} ; a ae ‘ _ Bee ket mE Y Se 7 - , : a a 4 nA —f5 7 i ok Ot . in? —_— rece nrtian } Stch- += = ” “ - E— vely , . ARK ET. 3724— anied. Maen anc heat, hot t hte at pei ~ hy Ded, dining room. recep* ret x: — and beth kitchen apartment; “" . ~~" men to share 4-room fat. well 4144p a en a bedromm and siceping porches: gee thing furnished ig service; *y p ite of alfred Archamtac!t 4 > ry e> : ; « t 7 v nell on es , ~— pat . — ns = - - ——-- oe —_—- — ‘vf eed . =_ = ‘ 4 a e+ © a" ’ i= _ a “21 ™~ —F iat ; fur- WATERMAN 4147— Large southern expos- ~werrveaau?? -@9T - “y ¥- $BCOND 1 ; fed a - aha . a - mcchinerv h > ine Cv... 721 N DELM: 3149 learre . s. “SErrt age gg gwar ished ‘eee 7 HP mamma « wel ~¢ ie Bee bi : n eaving city fo . r ‘ sins m - oe tye . nen , om ‘ . 2 a references i > ineir ar Dari™ment Post-lrispet: 401o—T¥o w ESTMINSTER Pls furnished & rooms: bedroom —_—_ - NO a te ae See oanheogs Southwest —Furn she: 8: : ee m- ae .e fame 7 : , +a = er OT ve ie ; t¢ oa © ~ gsr ; : ai . twat e 7 es : oa — - ” coemmer ype ag .- 26" 6 =. . BI . S117 A—Lor ar °. ‘* betroors and bath! in Seated . - . 4 us 7 — 3 -. il ‘ - ~~ mers see gt “ie 3 “ servic: : Modern 3-roc ss - 80 West .* . -7™ . ’ - a Oo: a > . > F TR ’ A‘ . A “oe ' ees, — “RBAN 4n0e—Five Toots 7 —Larmge : , — ———— —~- 3 EPFERSON z . ‘ commplete, or Wi a} = “TovuseKeep LE Con . : ‘ © i Ee ts aa 3042- o—Hov Ti LS - or yo - “ oe — ‘ : day te diven 7 ; a2 our rooms, , | ctric 5 ae F ro —o— comnecting pF RE EM Nn nl Mo te A MS i lan a a — : a ea a - ‘ Ss" *am ofat 2 : . . : Ls ; neat, jaritor service c., garage ; 1056440. m fo ANDERS 1 - = - > fa ° m™m™ ware Contra! “O&O 21 a REL LTA. 45601—3 coms, bath eee re. party with auto wanted aree. soN FURNITU RE >} , nos : : 4 ene - es . rot ve ; e . &! ; - — ipsasoseadanatacamnenemiaaaaiia . ‘ , d a * a — aid in Ver Vv gu af - * r ' z 4 \ \ ? , > " . 4 -~* — : : : ~ - : . -. - . : : ? ; ‘ ; s a s : ut at ~ ge ’ > — ee — , : Stor oy ) ace?’ c li vi by LF rr fosor hen +1 oni awee ~ ragga Wp gp “tor LIM AV.. 72 - rooms ang sun parior. g Fe FLATS AND rt FURNITURE And conten of : fe aS een as A . . g ; : oe o unfurnish , FOCIns wit hy bed or pen. Cabany cic _— NS «- immediate possessio: t. &3 th. gs : san ¢ Bos: mu BOA RD— . : LM AR. BI D4 A jendidiy furnished “ee. & ‘ : ), Tespecca. . : iat i gape icSO } Sana 2 tas 5 T Wra—By y Oct. : w. : v. 7S and electric. rea... berga! n Pa at? 3 ; ’ I 4! : " éi : sg 7 al hie 4 7 , - is. i nivty 26 “it . =e. . ] -1 mol 2¢ ; . ae vt aa . Se of SP ne a SE Sateen! «e a : aa = —— _— anes _ si . er S22 Hal "sc : _R. fe rer. rot over Roe ': ~ et 8 74aOL © FURNITURE—3 fooms, sell separate. sehold ' niture 7 3 rips ; 7 times, = wt Nein “ = ) tg bee om 3 S2zo—Sicely furnished ion ont an Gooenl Gears S25 P | € ; Wie —3 or % a woore, oe player-piane; cheap 4460 I , 3 uss, contents fi ‘Sag ricl rs se: we § h At, - a n ace ' | ¢ LMAR BL, 3970— joubie rooms i celeemiliedemedieay Micaela — CCl CNIVNERSIT®, 2518-4 arse rome . nity Yerate?: afuite_ Ex ~ amen a ; i“, ; Tite : nes 3 1. ‘ | ; ' refined horn D mplpyed: res : mt roon i "o) —— bs 2, th = i . " bh: $32 rj month. oe - ~ - 4 or room moter FURNITURE Bow-e a + i i : ; : , : ; iVicua moet eames penne eaneenae abs . — - pe i T wtd—To ent c: : » é 4 bh. Thott ri pt U , ee ee , ; ‘ . coun = te | pre ferred Grand aoa w recker, dresser. | tm : od . = ‘ Seen +. ~ -~—— oY ent ali it} ; ; ‘ - ~~ as nhew electri s ast) era 4 — ' : Seite sini , emelngg sob ay ore : Coa riLMAR > cla . furnisnied Murpt ; nope BP ar i Oo! 1 r. g el) i ; “a 3 rons. ‘amily ef i ? at er heat ~ has : . ra - fs ; 4 / ~ sd : : ‘> is , ‘ d . : Z - s : 7 . 7 : : 2 : onabie 7 ; a “ - ‘ ~~ wes . = rd a 3 , ) i BS . A apwore, seiling. . telephe Musical Instruction : } be rng —- (ORRIB A. S26 Chestnut oors. ste : Wie } : lermman e ~~ owes . . = . nee a aa 4 ~~ o-t—3 ro ms ane kitchea@ts 45 18 Mc Phers. : icien ath. sleet $25: adults 2 - . ‘? ~ - — gonabie, «iso “fat tor rent » 3 : : . : YFRN , ‘ = a ante ; r = Chmi.cr . ert . a * ars — ; ; = ; ; iY pre _, - ty eM. se 7 an sore a 4 a &: ae nar — , . } , WwW. £644 —4 oor. bach. fg a : ——_- a : ra ae and Bf ~ Sn >. 7 Sa: Sat pam : Snes, sce mn . ih. ie SN. OS ot a: " ‘~ ~+4—3 or @ rooms, modern. sults ‘7° : NZ UR os WANTED | ; > taught: a os : : aria ts Tange, pi — > | aoe TO ; F KET acioting Ress ———— ge reasonabie - can give refer FURNITI RE , gS ee ae “ sdtian anes cat ieee oe 7 NX. 1 WASHINGTO? os babi. Liss cocoa 7 2: a8 ah ss i ee “— H MARK — oT roctas, bath ama” Sd “B-R03_ Post-Dispatch ‘ct REDUCTIONS Vietrolas 01 beat, prices 3 re , 3 i |, -ees_Saae:_Srin_wed: S | Sree Tiners sontiers exyeenre: core | ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED FACE £143—Avarinent: 5 rece ‘*! NORTHLAND, 5148— ly apere gee AT Wes — saniow vcr lower. fat: ee a he) > a 2 . . - - . . ’ , ; ~e? : AP . > : ees. 4 , nz y bef ‘ AN I ; a 3 = Poot . ts, , ‘ - . sun rooms lise@ri -— oe Ik) : i : ie ae - nem , -. ne e NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED ag oe igs Musical paren home cooking. 1 vie ! 7 ——— = — ati ainen Waeieee cea ous S 1 or 34 flo ) 1 +e rer 3 ae i. : P : Pb ke e - : vate ae , . : : i i i ' . sani . v4 . } ire > tail - ‘ F } 4 . rs + nm i3W. | - -- : m 7 : = N —_— —— — “¢ ’ — T Wd TR reer ‘poem Bes. ee Men: ren en” has tere —~ : ee aan 40" , = a , ; = Al d~' SM bes apartment lat room paric “i Geuth Side: by family of 2" dates. “ is: \@ay bode: $17.50: bea. : $ ma: i Psi M Sack ioty-—f L- oe ee ey = Pe we ty s, thorougn.y mocern: op ficors. furn heat ot $6u. ae * Grane $224. 7 . x1 : , ; : i en : " rec. 4 : I : Dr s : ~s 2 J my eh [ITER JONES . 6/2 eS TT. Wid.— ; Terry 4 *. : : " ” 1208 OLIVE st OCTOBER SALE ae ey, Mapbest srtcen Gos Aa Leonie: nobullt throaghost: goad. em pte ee oe gt gg 4 ay dete =" core "$00 “mostt ie od Cention: Katage optional SS@MMMlgones Wec—By rel ?, 7 tte 30 Se —— a eae ms 4 A . atid “3 ’ OF FURNI ki URE ne | . _— cate Senile _i : BOA | ternational Life B 7 chene cfs s &§ me ‘wel furnished rooms: ) ‘ — ; ae | ese = wees Sac by AF rFRANI tv 5>— Mahogar aS¢ ROOM] ewe 1 , = : : - . oS staan 3 7-R f AP noe. = - a ; neat. Mu y 2 3 } : =wst have hot and cold water am At Savings of |. to 1. pay pe a S = to 9-0 for nell r you, for teach te hes : ore 3 ae _ , Lind $a est; heat. jaz 7 ge a . WP ~ yy, 3 . give phone number, Boz Hs Poe en a eee ee nd es paid ’ - For Thursday and * burt » 13 minwt = —" = a hi Pres r +0 : ~. : Oot me TAPE AS 2 tt ,. +m ‘ w CT) derful Va ij? . ’ ai : ; : a " mn >| . . r€ . Te ; a ' _ a ‘ + f° : ; be M : se ~T. S hend —_ : re ; 7 bird rorth ; p - ~ 4 “el ‘ . —- gg - ! —— : * : r sas ~ 1 - ished Fiats and Ap’ts Wid 3 Ro ys ¢ ‘complet 2 for $175 . ~ : , ; PLAYE! )*) Fae ec . met + oF . ae poe 3 ——— . "g 74 ; se a' roorm ari Siectric. etc.: 7 ee hi | > NI Nee’ 4: oe oan) on rooms, hes ‘ , , ' rm sh r —wo fr ++ 3 =e ‘ r . *. : q Seer OF . te 2cwite: . , sol ms re. Ver Or ' i ik ippre 6 rcen one Puneeiiated Mee. Call) Cabeany S237 or Olive 139i. «& Rooms Complete 315 _ FURS—Diepestag Grammars eompice tiap, ORAND PIANO FUR i Cantey ac| SRASRIAS. Sit ane : VIN, 4#17—Sicsoine rooms: nes amnvaabaliosnsteaas06: ‘as’ 7 errs of i.% : ‘ ‘ “~ ‘ : : : é : ' " P ; : ’ ’ ” ‘ 4 . ; : oO” .4 ‘ ‘ : . — ‘ +a —— : . ARC OM OU Tr 1T FOR oS = ; , + , wees = ¥ 4 Sal, ‘ —— ; 3 = ' ia : 7s ra a ) te At ros 3 {eor, bath and he rer a P nat -THgra tee - and kite he ge-size sideboar 4. 1} , LO2—F} -ENSIN “hig , ree | oe 4 eae Broadway, n | OWELLINGS FOR RENT N. §010— . cf Poa aes r 7 | SUBURBAN P PROP. FOR RENT a 6-ROOM _EF ‘FIC AE> Nt [aAtRY. 3119A 1:24. feo . BLORA 7338—Mode-n 4-room fiat. he’ ALBANY HOTEL Delightful coresr sgertment. Ra ers, rext $63; farnace. gle ee TS . ° (Sate. | siinev 2476 eee ye — * : ries rock road. Shermer at 4 ES—for rent or sale: 1% rooms ts t#. all comveniences: 5 roome rented s rent belance er buw this oroeerty fe ‘erma JAS. D CLARKSON “ ation ¥o } rhoms th. >, sedieetehe HMIIZ BE BAVEN WOOD, 4949—New dengaiow. tf > Dees adcelts only; $40. Pheae er > TABRARY silt ) ree) : , t GRAND. $775—s : res ~—2 25S t ———— 7 ogee eee * 511 Ree ee eet : : ain. ee , ul bath hardwood floors st $35 “ n PEON RD, €—4 rooms ond siee OO SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES co's = — ce . . - ' } [APLE. ! tear baths. cirowiatin “ r room tw s. Murph to —- NDES REALTY , — ie > $85 per month. Wereter Grove : ry ING ROOM - . _ —= ~) p 3 .* Raunel Aree gee i “a . = , = : 23 “ “ ~ err . - , a . , '~ : ‘ es reezy. « bee € mm } ti 2D > © ‘ ‘ y } : " — ; . a ’ z VESSTER GROVES TRUST mw 2 brass be is nee HM ~nemitagye IP gy = | . — _ ———— sthern- rooms cial } enam - tent $80 -« $105 3116A—4 Ft ogms be ’ te! TOOL A —— . - - . - . : r . ‘ ; 4 a" ; ‘ - ‘ : ; ae : 4 > és _=_% ’ «* 8 -* : -S} . r . ~ ~s a > « . f iwit a - ~~ NT . a! ’ 7 ™M . —_—_ : i ’ ox : ’ . - c ; : “7 A “TI ’ * ; Om ’ _— : avs "TO - - ne ‘ 4 R i oy at ~ 7334 ‘Mipic ~-08)} —4-te ha it nee : nO. « puis e a — eee a : rs) ’ ? . . ; . : . : o » : . j : : . = . , , : ' : ‘te : my .¢ : ee’ f oo ‘ P : ‘ . ¥ Ra ; apartment fat: Ae te ‘ 4 ’ H AL. LOLOL A : hi . furt ie MAN HESTER, 451°%—_Pores Park Hall. cee PLAZA HOTEL — AND EUROPEAN PLAN SF ———— onesies ; e porch : O494 or Central 110 rr re - aa, Ma : : : j ; ' ' F ante imnished. exceille: oc. moderate . © ree site . oan e — we f mon - *} a soleeiaiiial , : z : ie i : ° Mary’ and and Laclede cars res : ’ r le STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES WIURLITZER, 1909 Olive s SORTHLAND —4758—Two housekeeping MARYLAND | ip ; 4300 Lindell bi. Lindell 681¢ 2G) | WME, Dorch. tile bath. bwilt-in better, | NNESSEE 3555 A> KE ' . HOUSES, FLATS ETC. For Sale PRA’ i, BEST PLACE! siccas on et eee erin tae = mI . ws. Quick M | race. garage; &: ; 3 _For RENT FOR 001 : “ : : LALoM ; sii : ~- , ee ne —_ ercw Rot- er , q 3 8 ome etd bath: to fre os. er TTAB 4 a rket ‘s {33 root on cane a Talking Machines For Sale ¢ ny as 33 Envten? nRAPrHS arca'ns a 8 kinds _ ——— ee re ears -ané@ard —— : ~ | a | a . P ¢ ; ‘ ; 3 4 2 a g ' 7 vT . d, 3 3 ——- a mea Agile e- OF five o- . : “e “$6 + "doate $c Sun. be MM) ey ast 4%, pn Sti asiliaiaed en es oe ex “et sth sy Ly ie a ke a Me FORNIA 38353 some forsiahed. PAGE BL. S91S—Large front) — APARTMENTS FOR RENT “SEE 1 BEFORE LEASING ~~” ee or * PLATS POR REN ty af ; - edit whe aeea’y te sae av hath "e > 7 " | : REALTY — Sasae 9 2610 Graveta analy HL «5 24-—Avartmentit aX bs Bs *¥ ga “are 7 LMANS.- Packie he > > VACKDM CLEANERS Sod pe ne a ORT 2 ng Ta , A ration OOS BS eats Sire irre S18 Dame is ae sake VIRGINIA-ARNOLD T_GaRE Sen 5 voor rely + vw rh a. ila 4 ual , AOR een Ah ale lay ae Smee nae nn wont = ATTRA | VE A AP ARTM ENT KING ® HIGHWAY. 819 ss ty ; a | sivccntiden: aad Sane ~~ ee i ee ee) -iturphy in-e-dor bed: wie be ¢ At “- mwenens' ie Argaeter. MARYLAXD at : furnace gn: rage: $70 i CS ack LTE zk. £. CO. 2407 &. oes ria a ‘ ‘ > —. > =o sy ‘es =Te¢ Dew de “ * . : ae ee +01. — Re ngalew-fat: . 3 dnl K RON Piet flies. pt a i —_ =. = . La Be pericr. Bow - fieerm each can ' ~ : ra Seutheasead water heat, bathe so rer a . . . = ' , , t a , = ; ek: - 5% 2 ~~ or ee ALAMO- 7118a—S sr ROOMS WITH BOARD CITY ---- -=>- a: i ome: oe co Gey ARD L. BAKEWELL ine S835 _ 17S “ttn | te back ome. | a wf: mee ; liste 3 ott. ae ee = aetna Bu SR ASW. WASHING “MACHINES He ree r° or 3 J NEW ELMAR GAR ANDERSON 4 Stor KE ae rr?" age. os > eae Centra! auner Gudais aimee « . wchis : | \ N—S roome 1 | * wer : a __St8 _sevage _e oat A > 3 — ‘ther to: refe ru 3 so KE 2 - 385 CAPANNE , 0273 —_fleat = toa : ~- * he. one Forest “ * ow a tore ~~ ot > ego’ ~ pein - : . . |’ ’ 2 . * * t > - —— Ts TeTtTaw ee ? * ‘26085 rooms ané open re> ac Be ' oma. as “= Ooeer eouth best apartment == porch, pi Herman ay e “Ts? oe: fest rie ='4e Por z icv are one “4s ELL nae eo 9 saad WAGN . MARTIN -OLSAS i> Chestnut O e 617% 7 (ER GRAXT-BEL — * »

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eas ratte @ PROPERTY IDLENESS IS A PRE VEN TABLE THING IF—the property is good and you advertise it here. ‘8 post DisPATCH “wi Seem sas Pp AL ESTATE -- HOUSES -:- APARTMENTS -: BUSINESS PROPERTY -:- FLATS -: BUNGALOWS -:- COTTAGES AND FARMs : . ; . ‘ y{ne. a — ft., with 55-ft. rear yard; high ceflings:; | TO CLOSE AN ESTATE fTAGE—2529 N, Sarah; 4 rooms bath; , BUNGALOW—New, modern 8-room, _ built | 4123 SOUTH GRAND 4s rage ae , 9 YARD L. BAK EWELL a — . a ee tet " ITOT a? ’ . ‘+ ’ ir .S ; ys . s - live . Tm 7 ie 47) o Uusiness con ~ti j tile bath : ay @ whole, and remove partitions. Phone | The property at 914-86 North Grand bi, ROBINSON, 215 Times Bh ve $901: | the $16,000; no commission Box D- | Race umn’ °F tem tham would cnet to "bull Makes Loams on Well-Located Real Estate fi 18 N. _5 “ew . * t 4 1 . 1 ‘ 4 5 5. seventh 2 te oO ive 476 must be sold. The city; ho commission. Hox pon : ais 7. — > nome, bath. $38. > 9002- 1-6 6-8 7 OC ( 7 oT anne BTR Met on Qtand Baty cvih o of NEW BUNGAI Ow s 74, Post-Dispatch. Se —— 3, (88) | twday, STEPHEN SAUM, 625 Chestnut st. h it ] the . .. 1125 Chestnut. = 8 feet, part of hich fs prove wit! Linton s\ ‘ast of 20th st.: two 2-story | COTTAGN—4-room: wate ctrie;! ° «A ae | A at Lj ed On b Security RTMENTS FOR | RENT sESSY : New f ' 3-a8tory building ane nienbest renta x . eick homes a Sh og a seni: hardwood fdeouble garage; $2850; om 8730 Ray: | Allen Addition New Doubles e mou) im y y : — 390 A—Six rooms; mo. BLores, ade 100 eet enoh { FURNISHED : ’ PL.. 13 Call 1200 Tem P feet rear yard: im a in hiv son oe more than pays the Carrying chat »f } floors, tlie h. i Ces, ‘ne across mond 3) McKitler lilg@h Schoo! diatrict, under . ' . ; ‘\ rent whole or tr ; com") property, which makes It attractive, both « the entire fror “ar “ac » COTTAGE—4 rooms, gas “bath, electric, fur- | Course of construction: nine 4-family fate, At Attractive tes i . DN. 1052. 4 rooms ° a g ° ha) part South 7 Si Conia MR. CUT NE P, Olive 476 A speculation and an investment. The is | 8Creens, shades ar f Lures; en i nace, @arage; lot ORAS $3500: would | Seven on Alien and two on Ann. West of . 3811 8&.—Newly furnished ! preakfast roo @ bath, hard. part of Grand bi being just north o ’ WA ¥ CO., 6708 Raymond. Cabany 4965R (c7@) | steam plants. These buildings make an ex- ping apartment; every conven!. des floors. a, sean heat, open, DOUGHER.- | ___North Prankin, ; Pon | Warne. (cd); “An Explosion Won't Hort a Rites ~j gellent home o.. investment; price very at- | at furnished; married couple pre. | 903 Chestnut + |ST. LOUIS. 2548 W —Mode, = on THE CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST, i De ee §443 Chatham av.; 4-room brick curiage: tractive, Hf gold, Siem, Oem: yo ar ew | Sl kler Real Estate Co. e ames = (4) ) - 5aRD ETZE iF A\ : business location. hed rLIEB. Bote: SR ASTD NOR 719 Chestnut. (e4) Northwa2st water, gas, elec tric, lot 100x125; price | a a ~" _ ‘ Chestnut. {e4) emme marn- pac Mg geome 2nd_bath: rent in LA RPM aha eaG SOTFAG; dla ANT Boreotn | PAOpO: terme, | Olive SOL. Call Mr. Chis) | BIG BARGAIN SPECULATION | West ‘ pe . ,. MAR IN O * tN, Worthwest AR orgy roe alt a - $17 “00 BE gat Rheienne DICKENS, Realtor, | 1308-10 South 7th st.; fine 45-ft. front- ' and bati;. : : r Caban y_ 4401 De! mar ‘SL South , Li] 4) feet. ¢ business property : “¢ Lai : K mi a0) KE It 3] , Fullerton Lb la &. . — aoe teeene “, near Clars Oo} st-Dte aga: 7 , ; : ’ S AY bargain; $4850: terms. } t and ? wa urnished, furnj- OMS AND SUN |} ARLOR 'BROADW AY, 3635 8.—Choice corner store, —8%2 near Ciara, Box K-]05__ i 5219 BE rv ON AY. | i iy E e HIS PODAY WOLIT POLLACK REAL ESTATE CO., RESIDENCES FORRSALE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE g after *® B- A oh in eve t. 1RSx1320; price $6000. HANNAUER R. . PARTMEN’ 6544 Pershing — cB) ass stores: any kind of business: rent S340 R18 Chestnut et (cB) Sil Chest nut at. izeh real Bg ae ; i | | lv f shed and new o. a a an nn —————— — y is intima’: |S ~ Benwony ” ea a | Pe —— | iotomeet a ¥ at. $55 St inev 1101 feRO) 1] ( ) Ie P \] A AY A\ : 2 ‘ R “et ] : NM: % e] a | Ri ~~ _KEANE & FRANKE, 1008 Co) estnut. highly restricted street: “ ynod ° i. da colin @) 1S ~e “sg | OFFIC ES—N. w. cor. Tower Grove : , ‘y Attractive bungalow awor Cie S L it - = Y in-a-dor be iS, $1 15, ine Ne s\'. -s FOR RENT—Furnished | Lafe yette elegant “location for or. ey nd Watsor ©” blocks fro aetreet car ; ‘Teter REING F Makes “peter 1) bh t ‘ . HOIC EK DOU BL E F L AT” | preps oo gay Call Cabany y 3 vite sOHN" s "i BLAK Bf a) ne ns, gas and electric. ice.; all mod- Li ne aa lent! ahenutae. ion ahar we PP i litn eabanl: cnn hulth Srache- erates ° | wr , ! | Go to the air meet, but take whe time! | ay _* /-* eniences. See manager. Cabany ; a ~ ¥ f ® t Cc eC ‘, (c3) 202 Chouteau Trust Bldg. Grand 800, ‘c&3 "REALTY Co... $ v2 (Chesatnut.(c4) | «4 is oy i704 PI am, rale, adjoinin %,.. d yes Bo rei Ss af] 4 qily worth your inspection: #8. Peesel KES yoy ee ae, teres, Terria, ser CHRISTIAN Ni oo. Chestnut st, fc 5) BAD AND OLIVE—Lovely 2-room SE BARKET. 3724—Wanted, man an4é STORE—Large corner store: by. le aia : | | >: , . > are orn Store; Or aes 8S RANCIS-PERI] : H. 102 NM. eth ash au . Pee uding inte territory in city; stores and school conven- . Ito hare l F006 = Phy oth hatte A , B $: ON REALTY oQe | nic” $12,500: $4090 h o- | RESIDENCE—Elegant, 6 rooms, “Univers A MONEY To as —y So eo county; low- JONES rR. E. CO., 618 Cantey t aie rh ie SRSON. 3: 300 | Ss |. fron bu lidin we. 2 rfst 7 ; Ries SON REALTY CO. 4632 Nafta... ae iain = M.A. ¥ : 0., 632 Delmar—New Store, $65 | aap ST ks em eaiifol | MONEY TO LOAN—$100.000 on improved , $ | HOME—New West End home. en beautifu Bt my MB... Oke henett® apartinent; every. ee fe of two men to shat .- a flat. well location; reasonable reat Call 2300 S . . THOMPSON rte ALTY cc IY eT : ) . | . : ‘Za a > au! . r . - —Se owN~ ‘ 7 ' Pe . a’ “S . ‘ of ick sale; Laid service: employed gamed "Alfred Archamt eae me: SUBURBAN PROP’ TY FOR SALE, POSSESSION, BIG BUY Catany #144. 72 “Deimar.” (8) | 709 \ritte ‘Sin rants = ; | ees “Sor W178 3 apata b. (4h; eat rates seapmamasnearnes (Cc) .. - m OND. 18. 1 ys re fur- 1% ) * OT Siete aac "ae r ee RLS GALOW Ne - we ‘ : —, — a -— i _£ e> ; ad — = KANE & -8BC ' 1CTOR L1101—Corner, Ong estabtis! ed v—— NeW : on; rooms, tile bath, electric, an {RE SIDENC K —t.- room: all moderi} conveni- | e FRANKE APART Ny Enel for housekeeping; clean. 6); store for grocery ar at S. ult Par! one oc] ron ' t: } wT . 4 3 - tints anamaned ‘ } re and meat market. XK . saaia ‘ ; ‘) site in i f : aray Ta "the : } : eornie . be Lal 7 ¥ Y - 5. LENT a IRIS AAC CO RK a oar Set Bibs cncly une Gb0 aisowh, “Cltve GUTS ees erent, flere, france: commas ES 1337 WALTON AV. | STATE » nen'y decorated and pated; 65 1008 Chestniit REGIS APARTMENT . 3 Northwest DRY. GOODS OR — rTAGH—4 me aad store baliding. ‘HORE nae eter an ee \ satan aiehtein cca ck ee AND TENEMENT PROPERTY. “trent S6L00 i210 Deleware) _(°) ‘ainii ' = O A! F Deh tone Me. tne SJEC LS + oun Be Sigs oe a S-ro ‘ungalow, wit i 2013-16 8S. & oe -T00: Ps ! mee SENS | Oe aie ely and completely forniehed,; ten zs. - FLATS—4 AND 5 ROOMS. | i rk, ‘cor aliforni xcellen ~ CE a Tr Sea en ee 7) OMve 1437. 100 N. Th. n. 5063. (c4 Ss. iene modern conve Meese. Make | 2017-40 3 ain “ : oe ag Sti aire | RESIDEN¢ ‘B—Modern: 6 ye. 308. ahtrvat @ city for severa, months, desires FURN: . 7 aN ' 1ANI rOR SE a _ Catvion he big store with fins AselIDents — i adie . vou ' Kenwood ‘\ “. us an offer. 2021-23 S. Sth t. sam ps oynle 6S , | ff eir apartn a during their absence ® GaRace. rat ; CORT rowEstT. Ae reasonable rent wy ee rs a mea” Wiens tine ' ha OWN I K y AV NG CIT Y iv > » (| 2206-08 8S. 3d at it double S-room flat and _Forest_ 59312 - ; : cee MON Y TO LOAN , citv: more Pe urticu ar than terms, xe “DISPATC 1 pee aw Ol F-POLLACK REA ESTATE CO. ope = oe en “] tow in ti SA. [ iD . . WAOGNER-GR AN x BELLI 4ouble 2-room flat in rear RE STDENC E—4548 ‘Enright: | root tas. Ur- In sume of $500 to $5000 on tmpreved prop- + dress cE AT DE FE. VROOMAN, 108 ps -- —— on IOlve O564 101 N. &th st. Central 30° ae eee See. ee on ee Ce) 0843 | and | onl ern bun ! REALTY © 2210 8. 34 st., 1l-room residence ce./ bath, electric, reasonably Priced: | erties, tn good lovalities, ain . ich) (c77) +2 7" en ee pF agp me 1 LON h wate heat; garage “a weod a 722 s F 9 oo tg = ih ; fom ‘ery easy termes ST SON $1! tig aw a | ele a be oy pees = Chestnut. O live 1082. ( 4) 2214 8. 34 st., single 4-room flat and 4ot- | GLICK R f. CO., 824 Chestnut at. (o4) | M. A. cet yet a ae ad co... (05) ISTER PIL, 4633 (Apt F\—Wei!’ °! = tay GRAN, a rrr . : i = : ble 2-room flat in rear. - sie : ee ee A i ZY 4-room l a ad ; q 2 — 10 5 o - . | E. ~ North BPBLMAR BL... 6117 A—L on = oo aaa ame oo W ‘ highiy improved, all ki: BUNGALOW uy Sune } Morwei le a Pad nap lot pair OWNER LEAV INGLE. MW Wants O 019 Chestnut st. (cor - = ; = . a foam betroom and be bath: in eaiegd wat ; . Pe est > f buil ldings; lose to Lown arn ° vi. « - completed wx: moder) | 80) feet; rents $1320: $6000. ° “Southwest j 6514 Clemens. 12° oom brick reside: a | odern 3-roo hh: urnace: Nort “— . CH UTEAU 4002—Desirabie ation: south of i ¥: a splendid place for poultry loom, . ecg ~ ner wi We i “er ns gee ___KEAN & FRANKRE. L008 Chestnut. BU NGALOW-F1 AT—New. 5 and 3 rooms. hardwvod floors hot water heat g OSM BAN, 6009—Five rooms, steam heat team heat. transfer corner, 5 car lines.) @f small price 81500 this week € | cit er Sie oy a oe ee resem . : , lot 100x140: col s. y 8730 N 3a, oat se] . ; 4 = a tanta : = = sm pesca { HiOch south rissants price \! modern conventemces; go0d location. rooms, 9.car Ka rage; ot y L Beretters: 3 = TTELBERG, 307 | $46 ¥ SIX 3-ROOM FLATS—86950 5625 S. King’s highway. (c) | BULL-SMITH, 722 Chestnut. Olive see) na 4, on ONES 2 . = . © a neshiiabes etatinn . ft pie (07) ¢ NON. iAe-® rooms, bath. lawh@ry:/~ tor jawyer. cantracter, te: naw ball $100-$150 CASH WILL BUY ewsiahieteetene iohennas i. - eh . ; S amy | as 7 779—F our-r. o°'n) Tiat: gas, ” bet ie | 3 as e,eZn ni Ins ‘ eati gate niv 204 ~) > ; yD ! PT, q.t "i - A rt 7 14 Chestnut le porch, newly pain ; =a - : lete; or Wili ZD , cast tT! z > te t pen for net NN. an NT com 3d fl.. 4 room furnished comp We ye DRO: Ai A RE AL, ‘TY Cc a ® 4008 houtea oom a AR rs Uw R MITTELBERG wt | $4600: terms td uit. @). } ) in snection Nice st ock ck building. with e! lectrie: \. ee a viride = " ) enting for §$ 105 onthiv: a t in _ ee ee y ‘3 om § OO. ee: nifax O21 ] rand ating 105 monthivy; a bargain. — See | 4135 EVANS AV.—ONLY $3850 . SECON D- AND THIRD "DEEDS -- o—4- FOO m flat modern; : Me bl ock . = furnighed, compete, (4) | ft RS everything furnished, nelud| fur- | Re jlaces—get our list of cottages » Room 407 723 Chestnut. Olive 8500. (cB) —---- -——_ --——- -— - + + 7 -—--* - lot 1AS feet deep ; about 31% CITA. 45460] =a .oome, bat a, ‘ele: : - © TON, A] TPH WH ' ; . om ; eo "> _ wily inf . ’ ea ; C he dt ‘ ik Lr. “ - a — | ~ | - ‘4 . {r % & Mi EL LIEBERT, roo ih ‘ Face: party with nuto wanted @ect rit. Sle CASE er © Chovteau ‘Trust Ride “A Ns RN. (eR) | \ LIST OF NINE Bt NGALOWS sd R mn Bui cys low Cor ae North Cale __, price right. THOS. McCRADY & BON, 6179 nterior. A (ch __ Olive of i and 0 Siive’ fel4) |: ; I r . OC ! 1: al FLA T—Double 3. bath: rent $120: bargain; Kaston. Foreat _ 820. (cS) , ee oO GOTTL LER: Cgeper on premises all day CHOUTEAL, 4575—Office: suitable for Weinwright Bidg. 3 1222-24-26 Chambers. th WHYMAN, mn : : pripers. Teen se HY MA West ’ Nice 6- room brick house with bath, els For auic ervice. Bank! g terest. ("en tral 9893 31, 4 See er a | reception room thin finer: } ‘ arrmis , BR AND NE \V i ’ » 5 AND 6 ROOM FLAT. | tric. garnge, ‘ eT Lot AL 8. PIV SA. “-) e 1382 Clara av.; tl nted: |cash will handle. Phone Ulive 8500 to I —— + 1201 4 la iieht ©, S W PL. .. 4629 — Girl to a re +> —— You can see at one time. Vrite or call f : Pane... & : het electri — : ae lly furnished, new fiat; » real NEW, TORE RU CLI & McPHERSON |; ‘ ; | Just being completed: absolutely modern; | _$12.000. 4251 St. Loute. Grand 6449. 1377 ARLINGTON AV.—$9500 “WEST END RESIDENCE. | 4 Real Estate Ti HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO., 24073 , reasonable. Forest Lae —————— | heat; fine for ‘any eae oan? e : this “loca - EDWARD GOCKE, Agt. 72144 Chestn ‘some with sun parlors; lots $5x120; located | PLAT 1528 Berton: Al shave: terms $500. 6 rooms; ail in oe condition. | penenig rad iy ate : immediate possess : ans: ; ) eee ——-= == t: ee this leca- : “ anon k can 7 a tty 4 : rs. } 2; Sane {5 ——— tion. SAMUEL I [EBERT. Room 407. 722 Tee “i vey . a Portman of Unton), be- | ae Ms we oan — a — THog. UtcCRADY & SON, 617 er te pm * HOS. Mc CRADY & BON, 6179 Ege- At Xxeceptionally Low Rates. — cen “a - 4 Ww ve } arne ana io ant. y fo é se ' . a5 5 rooms, bath erd ie PLATS AND AP'TS WANTED ) ¢ “hestnut « (5) $5 PER FOOT, by 85 PER , JOHN MORESI, 3611 N. Grand. as 1. ee ree Pa % i \MILY. APARTMENT ton. Forest 8920. se Secure wer Proposition. = —_ — and 7T401LW. (e778) Be - — ' ie — he ~ * nn ar , “? vice. bulld and $5 per month: take Kirkwooé- ! Ai t rac es hts e \ e Ww Bun ralow c Sper ot low rents, $4320 «early; price BARGAIN, | 4149 Delmar; beautiful —— 8 ony S ‘Lo \ e, Van an iper «' 0. 2407°N. Broadw (¢ tf ee | for $35. dang ad heme TT wm 2 tearm +e ty ‘4. i Ferguson car to Carsonvilla, walk half block | ~ K« $29,500; owner wil jake back $20,000 sored 908 Hastgate; well built 5 reoms, with 6-| hardwood floors, electric lights, furnace, 500 Bank of ae . ay maT Wis OF 4 rolls. motere._, Oe) | CEL LIEBERT. n 407. 29° Cheatnut nest, or see | prepertr. Olive 7o8? oom efficlency; low price end terms. me condition; want to sel Ithis week. Take | =e ank of Commerce Bldg. * 1 — large room sg, e) act rie oe treilr jorated alt a te sas on ) . sad 4 " P| i, si a ry EGETH( \F e £ Vv AT TERO arr REAL TY CO., kR eady for Occupancy BR WN } 25 W ainwrignt RiAg, (4) | FRAN CTS- PE RRY- RU TH, 1093 N. Sth st. aoe nig an mont Oe car a rem: | (Hive 6860 Central 3882. gi ; poe OU) aoe CC E j 7 Wtd—To ren or & room n eT . -~— ' h R378. 298A Easton. 8) nO* mavideon f > .. | HOUSBE—St. Louls av.. near Grand: corner; ~- wraaormraner , alance ren . |. Grand 8368W. STORE— Steam-heated. $60. 0038 Delmar | Cabany ss C, Davidson av.; 5 teem Tan, oe bargain: double brick: ‘bath , furnace. A: 6633-35 WASHINGTON AV.. | ises (ed) | ’ SINGLE FLAT. “#@ fat: South — ) preferred. a | Apt. G. ~~ (83) tr and furnace ee WEST ST. LOUIS TRU st ao 5 Ls 6 incall GATES : & rooms. sleeping porch Ts a 4% rooms. family ef 3 | ——— ° Double apartment-flat:; 4 and rooms, | ‘ 5 - ; ee bg. ! Heston and Baran.” _| qDeuble epectn seca ‘heats ic | 6045 CATES 1% MONEY 5Y, T heat each fk _ we * "107. Post-Dispatch ' v=, r simanti GONE rs, m : | ‘ ay 1 ew | i Bor ck, = ean alia alia Beautiiul H omesite Bey , 1901 BACON x200; brice $ $03 006.” MARTIN & PAXNG-| Real home of 8 roome«; strictly modern; in 2 weeks - Seles wer ae : a en Grand 74 Siesta . wt i] ] "RN 7 Yai 7 ), bei } 67; beautiful neighborhood; reck- _ 804 Chestnut VF J ll! Grand TA7TNN 2 ae , =o hac rood land, located on Lit zinger Single flat of 4 and t rooms, bath, elee- | BURN. 573 Delmar. Cabany 4400, Dei {jot 600x167; au as ’ ‘? peneonetie — oi = « . re a: at os OF F IC E IN WELLS l ( yN- ! 2 hetwenn Ww ash yeod mn and Lay rde ¥ nae e South tric, etc.; 2-car Bene lngt lot 40x120; offer mar 412. {c) a .."s B00 Las 3 Wn handle; oe 73) ‘ ANCIS T as eg, os fia! - Moor rhart « - |near Log Cabin Club; mus be sold to close ; BU NG AL K Ww mone Me dern stucco lmost com Wanted; must have card fror ‘pay > » a | time: goot : —— Northwest ' $30 or $35; | South S: le ol Sidney 87 aR. > It ABD. say Abend a. ® 3d am ont aoa ‘ae senee an estate. a I B nn mas Morganford : 2% PU EHSk R R. E. Co., Title Guar. Bidg. _ ( ‘HEAL 4- } AMILY FL. AT f | N , House REALTY ; . 4 ———s rooms und kit he nettle: SEESLAT Wtd.—J3 rooms, with furnac e . by 4 OU- | DOUGHERTY - estes HA 791 Chestnut. |CCRNET & ZEIBIG RUST, 719 Chestnut. lot ‘Box 40: easy terms Al ppl y F. A. Gerry Sea it AN DY ] ou BL E FI A T | 3676-7 Laclede av.; double 5 and 6 rooms, | Be autl u ew COMPANY th ct S59; adults oniy. me pie: South Side preferred. Call Grand | (oR3) cD)! office, 2115 S. Jefferson oS) | 4 ) 4 ba Farag ale rent $2280 per year; | 7031 Clayton, 7 large rooms. ampie clos Lo + d i (cl é Se ioe aes 1(c8 leslie (ilhiaiinialsees , : is : : He FY | T701M pensenetatarnememe, ~~— me) | nate . 4 i BI Ni BALL »W. ——‘2-gtorx. s- - gieep! n roornsa, . rhree roome each, ti1@ bath, chine | ; ame bear i aeiee REAL ESTATE CoO., et ts. sum room. breakfast room. hot-water | an orrespon ent SOW. Si44 ry rooms, athe, Ras, ee et , down: Closets. etc.: Bas. soe North St. Louls: rente | ) trunk roo $45.1 reception hall. down: | ¢! alge ‘ 101 N. Sth st. Central S02. |heat. tile bath and shower, ck, Pradential Insurance Co. luding heat an $ Karace S T Wid. —38 or 4 rooms, modern, adults, eee 9 F tj “He ty Oct. 15; reasonable: can ive refer- WANTED. BUSINESS PURP’SES Brentwood . | hot-water heat, ‘at oof ii improv $1560 ox * sf —. | Olive SSE. {7 2 | | clothes chute. newest cryetal fixtures. bri —— = b. , . s F ‘ dern bungalow stucco and ’ ‘ } , Nb, 56148 New 4- fam ily apar RAT Wid.—Oct. 15. 5 — st ean a-heated | more years, 8 suitable for public dances./, . we Boys ‘ 7 - iene ee we ne a - { —_——_-—_-—— = resentative on b iees. or Dhone | Puhr ee or lower flat; sbuth, ,~ “n en ee ‘-jsteam heat; on the car line: $5500. } { COTTAGE —3817 Nebraska ; ae dandy aix- | TWO Dov BLE * LATS, $8500 4371 Forest Park; 4 rooms and sun per- we at 3°85. rem , hardwood fiours, furnace; $60) , A _— rth and South - rd to eat} MEHRKENS- OT- This will not last long at this coal 4 j XN } ] : ric. — ut respectively 1 = sure and ino0k at th is tur das Eight families: 50 xX 00; rent $250 per month , " will mak ~~ JONES Kh. F. CO., 618 Chestnut | @ectric Ag », TeSpecr:s cs “ ~ we > > | i mS : : Bile aA Re, | iy eng ; : sani RNG Welln ax tall Colfex 3443 est (e) | Soet Dis a $15 . $20 mon —_— ~ = or ETS AGE-—-27208 ‘Texas; four room brick, \!t all over. then se ANDERSON -STOCKE pA enema 7 ’ MONEY WANTED . > . . F —_—itn roams Ws 3 i “ost-Dispate: — wee PCS ; n este: ee asa | S t an 1 Liif nade can b bought at J —a ‘ au te R GFEL S ' secon var Bhat wis ay ms. bath, furnace: fpr pene 2 Seeker. ae. tae | y e boug t c Realtor | SEE ER 1 | ) po Sats a 7 rooms and sun parior; hardwood . ; ano 7 - ' a oe e »| MEHRI S°TTEN » SSOS B. Broad w » hen? + eal i a one oon. {i} — : anc +. a e , , + RHRAE N rTENAT J roa way. ; 7 rnace heat; 10 * $6 | rl GPO. gag ome, ¢ a COTTAGE 5744 Ki sicusko; beautiful 4 4. | Biggest Bargain in St. . Louis — | 7492-24 San Bonita: 5-5 rooms. ttle bath. ‘NEW HOMES TODAY 1h bat-Dis 3 sun rooms, hardwood floors, hot-water oe | TONEY Wwtd. renee ndition Wilih i@rEee® idl, I } * ize : ae TR AER 1567-69-71 W arrer et.. then see us. ‘cant. Open today. See our representative | | 'PERSHING AVENUE _“soHy a Wid.—Apartment, five rooms. excel- , 2805 Ss WAY > Ss F a on premises. or phone Lidell 2765. : tan OTE rs ie: South — East St. Louis ENG-OTTENAD, 22ers. 280 Chestnst © ‘st afar, aoe ative 440 McMENAMY R. E. CO.. 1308 N. Grand.|8 rooms, 2 baths, sun-parior, hot-water MONEY ps de ae tire r of trust Rng af fart y &~., — ——n Sai ‘ (c) ARKET. 104— 3 rooms, bath al. ! »y Bh Pp pa ty . c4 . li ” ry ; “* ~. -D! si. he | rs! = i af ant : double ra ; Se — er, 42 ! en. Olive 2487 (e3) wnce. Box R-303. Post wan ——— - |DANCE HALL Wtd.—tTo lease. for one or IMMEDIATE iar pn vend =~=S SOO c ASH | van! ‘4)| _ Colfax 2918. NEW FLATS ‘block west of Forest Park. Oven today. of A rica : 4 ». lat. 4 rooms and sleeping pore! ~ G. F.- Litts,. General Delivery, Tilden, I] ra rITTE REAT. CO... Mane he ster rd n ; : nest a ore ae : oh; 7) |e e | a tt at with all conventences: own- | Be | lors; Murphy beds, separate steam heat; - set ‘NAMY R. E. CO.. 1308 N. Grend. (ch) 804 CHESTNUT or be occupancy, TRRAT Wié.—Modern or 4 rooms, bath; | ——-—___-_~ td. —Bor busine ) —~ | wexaD 3808 S. Broad: . ,, : OE es hee, me $35 or $40 ROOM AND, OFFICE ¥ fy c - x hs S A sat ~~ Foor TENAD, 3805 8. B oadway. big income Sea jenton st Yok terms. ge oh ge Doarioe oe or ; by family of 3 adults. Tele- fees one ’ ' ” Haas ' . a bargal ‘e _ R10 Cheatnut «t Room 200 Olive 440. i y FL T ore = ge 1 ot liga oe ae a | SINGLE FLA th discounts 10 per cent. JONES KR. BE. CVU., G 18 Chestn. rtd. cottage 4 or 5 rooms: ! Nt rn ; M) © ‘ : | $9 We it $45: ut sid PRE ALTY CC om and attic frame cottage in excellent 6-family. 3-room flat. preseed brick front: -51-55- _ > ’ ee Seoet! Ge5: South oe. I R EA L E S a A T E ois / ; How att aren tek) for part! vulars marble vestibule: all in bones condition. See a beauty: buy and move in: second floor §943- 47 1 oo og ba Te eae Cail uf i ota ts; adults; $60-$65. Box K-,& Sates Soneueaabwiagians niles S: 5 : lent tenan u $ ’ 1 6 e¢ Louis: 1: pri 42331 WYOMING. -- : -~ (c@) |heat, hardwood floors. Well built, modern, 3°54. Po -Disvatch Easr uls; colored complete e Sol4 om reasonabie terms. | : 4045 A—-35 rooms an DAID, Hew.) 16, Poet - Dis. : : — 1) Rox H-°8°0 Pp Disnetch NJ A ‘ficiencw : . = . - : ; See -— remy ge er gg S ; 7 pldéé > ga. ost - iS] Naw -room effici > fee 80, lutely mod- | — 2 " ed. Agent, 5500 S. broadwey. @eMAT Wid—3 rooms or 3 and bath; rent; Sold agate. $0c ling daily. ov & ——a ; ‘ 4 | 4 Ss} inn neat ut. JUV } vs — ' ‘ , 4 at aan tia wera MOK 7y eR. a ef Pee Diep og phone number. Box H-49, | REAL ESTATE CARDS pt _ Kirkwood ee ae BULI MIFH, ; . a 81 ‘hestnut et. (cB) ee 601 Wainwright _ Bid. ~ BUSINESS PROP'T FOR SALE sue > yal, " = 8G Oe sate . 3 ispate e - ' pm a a gee nn — ae ‘a ~~ ; i $e ‘ v, rs se, 4124 HUMPHREY. TWO DOUBLE FLATS 5 and 5 Room Single North $8 000, $7840 eee 000, “soo ~ i e “1307 Connecting front h eel p an . ms. $10 week; wat: ; ; . © — . : REDU & ED TO S37 00 wonderful 6-room bungalow, all rooms | . nished Flats and Ap’ts Wid. bungalow, water, light, bat stric modern; price 90600. FOR THE PRICE OF ONE NEWSTEAD. 4156 Now, aes fre Towa USAT Ite with steam = * = : ee . mm r t} rn . re qa New oom ,OW ligh ath ; m one floor, tly = 7 ~ : ] $ ) eI, Pare eds | SS fine basement 1x1 71 'LL-SMI" 722 Chestnut. Olive 8863. | 4913-15-17-19 Warren et.. fine 4-famtiy | Flat, On S. 8200 | etc.; 337.50: adult GBPRNISHED FLAT Wta—4 rooms, heat: | 7 x re | hea = ; ) RNISHED F —- eed KIRK WOOD TRUST CO. (c5) fa Sx: (CS) 4-room and bath: one 4-familv, 3-room: large | 1160 Walton; 5 and 6 room single; bath. | ANDERSON- STOCKE- BUERMANN $e mee 808 Chestnut et. RRINKOP’S | @e 12 ¢; bn good condl- condition: price only $3500. Terms. See 610 — : ENT wWta—By ( ‘ r . new room frame, on Nagéi av., close} sees : jyear; $1000 cash will handle. STOR. Po ood mait n; } h. Pe. RNI: HED AY AK (ME ia Wt By 469 ls ( LAY nt vane ar P , P Le: furnace, bath, a. L. SC HE iy A Realtor WAL TER JONES R. E. CO.. ois Cheetntt. 1410 North Market: atore and rooms FIRST Dp Ds Or TRUST FOR BA plecti : lar@e garage: } T, $1000 TO $ desirable room: ‘ sz. & TOON rien Je fy z 3m ° i ‘ic —_—— —- : Se ¢ Gr or will ehare with me bem utifia! 2 er _s aes Se ee ae get ala "hana | mececat: 15.000; »* JERFERSON A\ ers woe SOrmanent Bance tapemeat: int i 24 ; priced at $8250. erith $1000 cash. bala ke rent. See | | BARGAIN | rE Be: IN SATTM oR Ch “‘heatnut. “RITY. i 4 Alpes ‘ re "are ew SNe resent piace 3 vears: reasonable | oe ee oe . pig saat : ep | n “) | t , Fe EE ae) en Jae P Z Ss" 2d floor, bath and electric; [ae “¢ 2k Bo heer 34 . rl PEL, 722 Chestnut st MAYER R BAL TY Ce a nn ——| 2 DOUBLE 4-ROOM FLATS | STORE AND THREE FLATS. , RISTIAN BRIN By. emcee aR ee nei > onan mK . a "BLE. dh dito val sao" ng! 6: . Garfield 4 and furnac en. elect ri c’ mode erm: rent | This property will bring $1200 per an- — ow c ESTNUT Py (eB) * ee ST. fem SN i ae pi ae een ———_ am ooo Oper ai. 8 p. m.; Sunday, 10 to 2 p. ™ rooms ; St heating niants; | ag building: 23811- 15- 17- 19 W'ind- | num 13 R age time: owner herd up for LOANS ON | *ERSONAL propia: syeunz couple: 2-roon rtment. with e@a- : an ove pee Ay S10 « ( “heatnut at Re om 200 Olive 440 aceite LTE R. E. CO.. | , ; Bro a ico! . : ' | f “KO} ow’ be f) oO i BRT 0 a tN ; : i ; s roadway. 53 @ OWELLINGS FOR RENT = REAL ESTATE—w’ T’D TO BUY Maplewood $$ | Seed HRT: BUSES IES, CORNET S| Bh ah Nbr: 8i8) Ces Soh Bike SHOE: [Se Shbod see S801-08 Ns 18th, chem MO TTS in ee - . = . ns oe Pees: I / ' me : a Sto} aa e r yliv ‘ ! > ad — 3 | North t 'BOKERN R. E. CO. can sell your property. | | BUNGALOWS—Three, 7224-28-36 High. 4- 4002 Bates. brick, 4 rooms, bath, electric, FLAT—5350 Cote Brilliante; 4_ fea) BCHAE FFER RK. COm BOL Wainwright 2s: Ss. sun par o for wes : a ae See him today. 317 Fuliert on- Bidg. (co) ON o-re n brick, 4-room ar | f rTies se arage, act ai ; : . room = hot- water heat, p ries $97 50. ———— SS peer i 4.5 148—Price, $31, 000 ; linime “a8 N. §010—4 ro ror ym Ss ana bat h. To lectric. LOT "sa x od resid e nee di etric _ ma st he bee “ ’ Tj K si i jock west City Limi , ~~ 2 ‘ niier y 2 3 — hay ; ~ & Mi hot mn k » # REA LT y INV Ee STMENT Cc ., | neome, ) | To individuals e , ine | i & Poahagge om oes ae full partiowers ear; OV nspect. Me ic : ai 2 e. frame t ry g04 Federal Sauve Bank Bidg. _| RESIDENCES FOR SALE Ww. cor. Montgomery and Col hone ets... in , t] S19 Chestnut = eT | Box I-61. Poat-Di atch ob Low xx Lindover: 5S room mn r ‘Oy Sy ‘tay » “ bare F - s. bath. el HOCUSE—3321 Abner pl; “sto ry frame 2@ 15 ‘ate: 1 store hv S24 Chestnut t 4 (of) also rewrite mo — . - ra = Sine DS a om . : families. 3 roome each; elec & West. # _ ave cas! } a - for o ; 5 ottages., Jreres. : a ae 4°6° I e-: . Lp “ aw ful bene: se baths, hardwood floors sone rate heatin ee HLT JA AS, CG. MOR FIT. B07 Chestnut. - corner of Florissant (2 lacks west o | 2610 Grayola av. ‘c: -| ROLAND A WISE, 3d floor, $12 Chestnut ee Stas a gg he pote Hh Teg, om \ absolutely modern me cree 5 ies eacenen: se tp Sar | AY $250 CASH AND MOVE IN Union); built-up neighborhood. — . room upper flat: adults ‘é CLEDE, 4545—-4 -ooms and breakfast , ‘ VISE, Jd floor, Sle Chest ul n and ark sa ir and fi, a nr gence 28 has $10 000 for quick Mit Ld oy Pentas : SRO 20% sal ty phase’ 2010" NW. 12th st.; nicé, attached 6-room L JOHN MORESI, 3611 N. Grand. , Ri) . & room ; steam heat > garage optional; open o ‘ aca senile 7. Ooms, Bt} A ! oGe rl 0 at m be 3 QU AT awe, 7 e MITH “39 Whestn Ee GENE J AG THEIMER, Bly Chest nut 6t. brick house; gas, water. 2 Rav total price +. Colfax 23184 om 3 Sere aba Hid ty 7 Jay : T a an nd od as al : L : #8 ‘ Ie: ‘ c8 | only $2350, balance $25 per month; oMer TWO STORES. FLAT. “6@-ROOM HOT SE roo! *Tficiency: hardwood . 3 4’ ae - ; cu! Ik SoLTH SIDE BUNGALOW — PRICE : South | “$3050 Vandeventer and N. Market western Brokerage Bg ay . | HOUSES WANTED rr -ENDES REALTY C . = You want to gell your real estat A] apenas - . , x av... Brand-new, atrietie un-te . 3241 | SIDENCE AND COTTAGE. REALTY Co | | ris J ea aoe a le RS KING'S HIGHWAY PARK PLAT—Hrand-new, strictly o to-date. 3221 | RESIDE THS AND ELECTRIC On the ». w. corner of Vandeventer and | Bank Bidg. “*6i0 Gravols av.icd) # USE wa —3 or 4 “rooms, modern, fur- agent who ma@kKes a specialty of it. a of the best bul "ran nd > oO PERRY REAL ce 2—Fiat. 5 rooms, all modern; (@aemmbel cettage or bungalow; south or west JOHN H. ABBOTT, 709 Chesinut. (16) Richmond Heights od homes tn the cit: wome. bardwood| S118 & ieftercon teh |. NO Eh fee Pg ae MBrth Market: 5 have TLL T the ait or tee wr . , i ; ( — - a eee nal ; eater heat tile hath. every mod. —-— ~~ cottage. hed of inv 3 ‘: iN Re a ; = ~~ red. ah seat ide 1 84. — _ - Bl NG AL ( WW — > at d / ror mms. bri ‘ie fi eR ee, 7 a ads ol ri o_o : I LAT 35004 M Kean, tile baths, hot-wa- | BOAR. 407. 722 Chestnut. nt ne BAON. | right price om ae very —_. terme. See this on = ry = . 104 N 8 h a mf B oe k 5 H = Bu vers | ern: terms Renton 952). n appointme A n an 3. “2 al ‘ ter heat, double garage. Agent 3228 (o8) piece toda _ then ve me f particulars. 1109" ave 4. Olive eres | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT I In { p as , . . RU NGALOW——7 ro : 45 room tH Dath _ 7 47 re IME} 817 ( hestnu at. Neosho. a eae EI) I TEE LO See SE Ne _{B) | O'F AT, “LON “PARK HOME j BTAN URY EPSTEIN, sip « ‘ “hestnut at. MONEY ‘e Soy - With ready oash waiting te buy your single sOWNM airs, Hot-water Heat . OURLONs = -onstrut ioe a new 4-room FLAT —-3464 Gilles, modern single, hard- 4 _0' ive 167. Olive et bought, @old. ‘Au ,A00F south)—6-r OTH =" RA. 73 7338—Mode: rn - rooni flat hot- ; or Muble rs flats. bi ingaloe 4 residences and garage. erric modert ] 4] ] 4 Re l in Ol. : so —~ ” P ‘ furnace wood floors. di uble Farrage, agent. 3228 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. sun parior, hardwood E Water heat: vac ant. : Cat any 18s89J, fey) Pent eget invert n ment ‘propert ¥. For quick _Be 1 2O4SW Se, *5. ots : an ma ee rs Ree att .- | ck m4 rch fiat Neosho (5) 45xnx Clarence: 6 roome. hot-water heat. South : MONE hee srniture : ES RE % ; ve ,; ‘ . ‘ 2837 “B4 ‘hardwood floors: rarnre; price and key § Pea: md a oy a eG, th. x -- ai oun ty dev Ve-roo ns ih re nt | ~ rvoms: q ti ership certificates: * A Se am ~ea0« =. sE—2 rooms: $12: Woodson and St. action, “SEE US’ ° bhblock avol lose to v1 A TA mod 4 and 6 roo : ArT Ty Cx. j ) J a : , . - “ e-Nal! lO 1! ‘ , hud m >t ern, ro ms, ° FALTY co... i R GE—— ang aay: } le a _ 1960 SEMPLE EARS CFESA, 9808 8, Browser, 4 , * SES—For rent or sale: 12 rooms in 2 | _ a low, Jelta st 6 rooms and | . 8 . — perme ae “ame Pl ‘ n ets: all conveniences: 5 rooms rented at | bath. 4! wiy decor yo-car g@arag information see : T “yooms, bath; 36xx Penn-| G HE L “> n AN im k- ‘ “hestnut st. “4 wy. rent balance or buy thie property for " TWENTY DAYS ees lot side rive ? MA R- \ Nave r Realt Vv ( ompany ce a ‘mvet be geen to he appreciated ' Northwest , 7290—4-r001 a modern; ‘adults 4 0 jerme. JAS. D. CLARKSON, Kirk- al BURN, es he laily untll 8 p. m.; Sunday io to: for card of adminsion call Fm -- Arkansas. ‘HOME—Bleaant: lot 650x126: " | ‘ eln ee o (one ally wuntia ‘ ) Nh.» ; sue ee a - a } — i . . rdéoms, bath. ele ~ - - fed) 'Ts the average time it has taken ua to sell | —— Es 0. I - = . ' wi, mn daily (cRO) AT—3609-094 Evans; 2-story brick. cant: 4495 Cote Rrilliante: SCHMITZ R. E. CO - VENWOOD, 4249—New bungalow: five, Property dur ing the ‘ast four months If | e ene rooms each floor; water, gar. tollet, Mien smith, before 10. sfter ios a os: adults only; $60. Phone Cabang | You Want a le within 90 davs you want University city ’ E in today and pick .out your location on first floor: terms to sult | 2234. 5 . ffici ‘ti a alk se (53x), our service. OUr representative will cal nd aaa ie ' ir Wayne place 5 o street cars, } R. & J. M. O'REILLY, 723 Chestnut. . ethene ai ciency, tiie ' “a aoe inepect your property witheut F : eos ALUOW—d-roon rick: garage: ri chools ? hurches. - bul ° bungalow : oa ea > ——- + ag S . RSON RD. 4—6 rooms and sileep- | WALTER SC OTT. CO... Rf atnut. 4000 S500 cash; K (ter a wn according to “ur awn ideas: put your {deae AT—3 and JY rooms, furnace for Gowmn- | ——_ bath, 4 ean granitoid rr ARE Se set 2 0 4 “ TY co. : ; Ding porch - $25 See saaaeiiins Webster eine Olive. ‘87 747. ¢ , Oly a 392 Centra! “R8 ie! 4") show hrough. MAYPHOF ae OBIN- a aper , at i tall h: over with ue (7@! ‘ ° garage °Sxx Wvoming: price sata ee ane $75 , 2 ‘ »? i | ‘ oo | ‘ * . e o ‘ e +} r »* ; . ° re , _ / ? vy ‘ ’ ae = o- ravors « rer AS ; : % . WEBSTER GROVES TRUST > Dispatch ‘ 5 ( pan ‘¢ hi ’ “a oo~ Den of | : . . ' Fores cn, mame ady io! hah Pe ron , gy r) r, rdwood floors. faa -- — - rage: sultable a) . = ER. 4512—Forest Paris Hall, fo for | = Taek, ied ardwoo or t-in tub. noms and #In NATO nA . RE = ¥ ‘ASement re if ! —— — - , : pt ig ‘ , ~_ ae : - 7 Fat ills , . . . yt Mt A on: rice redice i >. . “ . . v , 2 at a hetewate: “@ Ang Darti-time service, ws £ . 5 A ine VIVERS! 1103 Ix neo. High wav fark ROR Chratrit_ et . EMME & MANN. SPAC KLE R R. BE. CoO. us xi Men and yromen. ' wes) yea Abernathy Realty Co. TEAL ESTATE onl EXCHENGE | | o HINES a —* age T RAR IN. 7th and Chestnut rte $200, ri ASH. $25 MONTHLY, PRICE 81650 $109 to $3 a % rma) Y $1 33 Borient } Ane i1-roon h ) ] a a rere , . t: igh? r ry) 8 } r roon y 4 * “4 PLA Oy oe (7A ath. elec- = NX ‘ES A gburt av “-rouem reside nce; Z farmi- Anyone ateadliy employed can row ty . x AT 4 —— “| IMP Re VE D PR OPERT ry 7a.— Will trade | heth i 1 floors; igt 41x165;. thre leeping porch -— ¥ er | louble a ’ B20 Keokuk: 4 orn ‘ eAan ™ : Sy rT” T TH SIDE RESIDE { tes Mr. Helming, telephone Lindell us om their e teroe note wi eo ovesty model O7 Cadillac coupe, in ee ete te: -° \ Daaewwer HA ais JAS. © MORFTT 807 Chestnut. Upder “Wrisbere Lightning Results” SAW 3 al @ ments, wuick anewer. So red red fia's of 4 rooms “4 : ' y : rot 4 DAY CA i ‘ . ts : p- 3 ils a) ' . ; 0 ood f sus cs, STABLES FOR RENT d'tion, for improved ah oy Ala ’ | aoe poe o Rien RY. FVAT S2xx Copelin av: ee 4 sn A : 6. nOooM BRIC K RESIDENC ms aah | dealings aleolutely con iS - are PARANTY 1} ck con Om = 5 ~ + 11 =! " _ ; ? ‘ . - = —_ elacr ce rer SOR?- er ¢t . Ae: x ° . OR RENT FOR COLORED Suburoan wreperty wantee : JA . MORFI 7 Cc n : y yor RORHM 12th and Chestnut.. Olive To Close an Est ate magnificent hom i» + ie ~ weap eee roperty jus or with re gay oy - e, Oe 4 ‘ red wt . ao et ME RPARTH R. E AN ) : yardwood ‘floors, e:¢.; Dbeau- vacates , E , adie a ween OF “oe MEDERACKE . coms, furnace, Darwm STANLEY EPSTEIN, 619 Chestnut et. [eens jnate on other a & by io on | 15 n *e - . aad iti s% 3 pri e nas rie ‘) «43 ° 2! Te; How (ENT JARVIS, » Agent. 700 ast nn IHKL BERTHOL 1). °°? Gravois F' ‘ful grounds: a barag!n. . 10 ( attle, Team, Hows aS el . enome a node ee arar’ Victor 24 (C80) a ey lcociaad av commodions 4-room Olive , ' ie?) | stock. Industrial : d floors. ‘= bath fine HIGHWAY [aaa _ = wil! + -_ ' neaidor bh, [_ is at alteratior at Mare ang colt, implements, too.s, 4 c = week, ST5OO: 1 Aanable rps. --a-~ we . hom furnace, hardw os ne cor bea, lie bath, hardwood Pee. § \ rat f r pon . Ar in " de 4 Limper ah ou a pay 4 - |: 4 ¢' ! ’ ' , ; ] , SMI ; yo iF ut. | ° SOAR. S70" ¢ nn eanenerar oaian ni cara: it s ae “Ganéy home £ % . ¥e 370 2 ‘ “MULTE ; : ‘ ’ ; aa tre! 400.000 ft.: good markets: Ba we ite ; fF Cro mig ee. ' a ie at 2°20- | loc (ts 4 HAM 493°. ~ a : : : a lebie. pasture, var! ety cholce fruit. 1, and mover leat - ad gy nua ™? “¥- an . ‘taal: Haonee arrengced as fiat wales ” aides Ray Se Russell av.; 6-room residence ur- | nd sun Peon bate Na — a ; Me oh hnme | Moves verlooking river 30-4 had Al wock nor “a> -} , 1595 Met AVBLAND. ‘ . . |89-34 Rutwer at attached houses Hurry. | cere Re and conveniences, oniy $1200 tha : pte . . : , + 2 Ser me 5 ; —y a . . oe Dror low price : “° SOU gets re Aen : ; ‘ r “eerrit tc ' Mme. é . if i¥ if cern fOOT.3 ‘? vai) want one mes ec eam ry , ~ mniaininiiaaae Pe Con ee ) REILLY : 723 ‘ ae nut 4 ry i | ‘ +) f j i i = i i : A : ; ‘ ; i te M . - Th in . ,¥% — : eon — — Paseo eee = ligt ynea: prt ni) * mo Wo OM. SCHMT!’ R EH. CO, 1004 C leatnut * room residence: furnace, *arace, ' ah A poilts Lead, | seagren RBAUTI t L COTTAGE CHE at. ' Y — ai 86 times, daily se, Sun. et. reeset ° BOG ’ oR Re Pa secre, t For Sale ABN) Bichelberger;: new . 4-room, -room A (} OF D IN F STMENT FE, AC WG FOREST PARK 003° _ cone wei moe tr "4 t 3 ‘ “ onable. See owner > rT v; | ea : bet garage eas ‘ficiency: modern; reduced arn $8000 to “- eorner of Thon anapen end,” e210 Oakland, beautiful six rooms. t'le ’ LOANS ON REAL ESTATE Eh . +3 . . a. : os ic) ‘arma Pe TRSON tT? y , "4 TY , S. 9500 * ferms. Ree Us qu ic ; . 2 store and three tw A Poor. not. water heat: 2a erro mired | ' UcHPPRAN 721 ep | lies or merehan SE__5 ) @ floor: strictly mo FRANK L. Dr orMEIER R. E. 0O. hath furnace. electric: veariy ingome $2500. bath, hari wom |e ee jot: terme ECKERT pays cash for your sevond desde : HOoUSE-—S rooma on on OT : ' Be heetnut. mot ZOELL¥® be Agente rac’ n rn eB co, e°4 Chestnut et.(c4: | of trust /O65 Centu ry bidg (i; Ollve 6240. | S346, | ~~ fa) YY = ( Original *Quick ‘Sale Wanted” Agents, jrane 230 Sy 5 2023—1t oY ned eet , tut | beens ‘ater and Jani ‘ ew store- Cc grestnns er? ¥ 446 he a rooms bath ped : : ve . . : 4? = Sabor- Houeer : ern: $4 SOD: $600 ea eh RR. Dp. Jon Gran! ; GLI K 3 Locus Bom, 244 je’'s State Bank. Benton $] a (Re = tn) t roome « an¢ i; reagenarie Me ; © 0-6 roeme, bi eo ; Shawmut Gouble garagel ’ ee

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wrDxespay, a d. OCTO Pe The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals ( that of the . Dally Globe-Democrat and the Times Combine BER 2, — f Fiction Ab Women’s Fe WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 32 ‘\ ——ee — A A NRTA re er ee ———— SS ee GOVERNMENT SUED [tescunonsr Sic nreseinoRst Established 1879 JIS SWEETEST 44 Years Ol4 BY SIDUY INDIANS | cesses cantor meen sone so . FOR $700.000000 | | DELICATE TONAL EFFECTS (HOUSE. FURNISHING CO. | so necessary to the aceurate re-presenting ot + 124-26-28-30 Olive Street 3 , - | the playing of the master pianist, gest Claims Involved Are have been attained through for Value of Millions of | Att JS: P Zt , off ‘{ i A VA B Acres Taken in Dakota Ré- Th CELCO : M di nes e Reproducing medium ef gion. etis P S Furniture and furnishings in every Use our extended payments, for your convenience. A department have been marked down =e er ea | SOME ARE FOR WOOD to the very limit in order to clear our eS So aft eal ERS | old warehouse. By eliminating the sa at the UNION. A small ——— A. B. CHASE cost of moving, we are able to give posit will hold any purchase Every Cause of Action or rat the public the benefit of our savings. future delivery. Complaint the Tribes May EMERSON 2 Lumped Into Giewn- nr cons ge A SPECIAL FEATURING OF tic Suit. ESTABLISHED 1836 ~ , BEDROOM sur ] ES The sureness of touch and the delicacy of tone values pro- a daced by the Celco Reproduac- being gathered in the sui ing Medium are the result of of the Sioux Indians against (th the very latest discoveries. Be- A comfortable four-door fy United States Government, by whic! fore aan one ath cman ; le Ty a 9 the Sitoux hope to collect ©, 90 .- dacing ano, ncar © P nem te =e. — fi the Money Reproducing Medium in these room. Easy to drive. Econont: 900,000 cman Phenes. . The @ijit af the cal to operate. These are jyst ee Chi Sui - 7 *% f 3; : a "7? reir a few of the reasons why tfhe SC mar nirseunonsr svsrem or f'[[l|| ,, Chifforobe Bedroom Suite Queen Anne Bedroom Suite , . . . . eernts the at t+ claim ve! been : - , . 7 oh everty ign a exrelientiy constructed. Star Sedan is so popular. hy i -. ere PIANO SELLING SAVES YOU MONEY : it is finished in walnat and comprises hew-end brought against th inteed States Largest Finest Stock AND MAKES PIANO BUYING EASY. §) bed. large dresser, spacions chifforobe and ‘imshed in end bal Ge — sides, it is the lowest-pr feed ° beaatiful vanity. pecially four-door sedan you can buy : : st Known Pianos aggen nape $139. y 5 priced ‘ . for this sale this sale Built by William C. Du gant. i emo: 6 indies on cee oe che sappropriitio.. — aad A. B. CHASE Eat. 187 lands and for alleged failure to ful- EMERSON Est. 1849 SPALDING MOTOR CO. In di treaty obligations, ‘The Tndiana Wf | EMERSON. 4 oq, fe 14 Cc. PE oe = aggre Be tata gliptec onic GULBRANSEN Fat. 1506 3005-09 and 31°/6 Locust Boulevard ne ot official Ol, esa tn the, aulbien rn 1007 OLIVE STREET Saint L puis, U.S. A. the Black Hills region _ apace « | Victrola Brunswick Zenith Radio (MEMBER AUTONIOBILE DEALERS ASSN.) 17,500,000 Acres Involved. . » suit involves an aggregate of 17,500,000 acres of lands of which 8.135.000 acres are west of the forks ™ “—_ % fof the Cheyenne River. in the ex- BEDROOM Ss BEDROOM SUITE | treme western part of South Dako VITE This gorgeous Bedroom Saite is designed DONDERFUL SHOES in the counties of Harding. utte. Wainot finished, well constructed: full-e ay 2 are gene A gers Aes ee ¢ EP Pe WI CRD CINCO Pe a he —— a oe a ee Ome ee § 9 NEE 10. Nag nen mee . 7 very a tial tee a os . ‘74 1 . . a . oe ee 25 Tr : — Mail Order's Fil/.ed and to give judgment for that amount. The suit also includes the balance 6 allegeg to be due for 9,400,600 acres } opened to white settlement under the sa eens a ad act of March 2. 1883. including the « - . . es aoe : ¢ territory north of the White River St. Louis sc Fr the ; "en River and Cheyenne south oft west of the east boundaries of Per- OVERSTUFFED SUITE | = — kis ‘ ad nties. It Is SU eager ae to KANSAS CITY OVERSTUFFED SUITE > Government by the change in Each piece of this maznificent Suite is aphoi- Is ee denixned and a the southern boundary ef old Dako- and refirn , i constrecten. —- esterficid. Patent Leather, Black ‘a Territory in 1882. Chesterfield. armchair wing fireside chair. Priced Satin: Both Styles . and =6recker. Ware- in this Warehouse Braid Trimmed. To Settle Claims Finally. hease Removal orice Removal at | A general accounting of all tribal I SOl IRI A I FT ¢ , funds also is asked for by the Sioux. Demand is g? eater every ne for the popular short | Therefore all the funds belonging . vamp. The Shoe illustrated is beautiful on the foot. Worth to the seven different branches of Low fares available October 3, §, 11, 12, 15, $7.50. Other sk.ort vamp models. pine Meek Pedians are involved. The 16, 17 and 18. Return limit October 22 suit also includes claims for the tak- ing by soldiers Riv steam boatmen "y w sod Sa ted he ! . ae => “aS ; “ HUETTI2’°S CORRECTIVE ARCH [ff 22% 2°: 20ers) Biss. cones aC Odd Chiftorette OAK BUFFET A SRE DS 5 2 a aod - 5 el Sh LL thhisithisththhithihitiiithtsiis nrar | eS SCHOOL T AX ISSUE IN HAWAII @ Simmons Bed Affects Private Institutions Con- DOMAIN MAT tts GMa tei Tr MUR AHR i i DINING-ROOM SUITE 3 t- ee tbe: a a Oe | md sturdy fink f: | = oe. AE gn con, Oe ae : Gteesieints bad Enciich. omicm ¢ BRAM hi ail Ube drain pan comes from? Nit bale a aren Se Ss 6, 6CCUS13.50 - om im nguae ate eet aM Thank the melting ; Pt | cnr | genes. mae. pe Ba iat th ik the melting ice Dein 10-Piece Di s \WENETTE sun ne sae bate ye HAA that the dirt is out in- TRAE: ning uite , DA EN orighee 660 48 ooh de aah ie it ee ee Oe en a ee ‘ RES nels ” r | he anh hy Reantifal Queen Anne—on-i«ts of taree tert tot = ee a Davenette Suite has neatly shal stead of inside the ice VT tat attractive china closet, serving table and exten- \ Jo >, eo pint that curve up slightly at the ends. Oe! apheotstered NEW SPECIES OF WILD SHEEP Mi . Mi Mil box—for the melting ice Mt Me? > ie oe $199 3 Ri o Ss et hy ~~ ey Comstets of es ™ “necial at eed recker. ‘ my | af! v 1, - « - 4 | ¥ > Pri for surlington Dimavery in Yakhou Hiver Country hae absorbs food odors and re nee ikke sake ot ie moriol trey iManter 1 tia! ae tmp :* 4 fae : eee tu ee _« a? : e | - —" : ‘") 4 % , + af = carrying them ¥ , This ie a eoft. lutarweuve = COM . ) A tial off w seh attrens. na Houte _ Oe icin af ff where they cannot be it matinee coweesine “al m e . _- . . P 7 he 7 ’ a, tia iui : hi tad . * a ia peaon os Hag langerous to health tN a "$7.50 for thix « ’ ° Dates of Sale October 3, 5, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17 and 18. Final Limit October 22 rg Tn lg | | > Tr Luo mamanrta iia: _ : Night Train 11:55 P. M. aA whe rai A i a A aga SP Py Day Train 9:03 A. M. now are Inviaihia whe : ins % sey Pl ty DINING-ROOM SUITE Tickets and Reservations San nadie bee on Ha | : t 7 : Pate, i China thenst, Tine Chk pe meme extension table, : eit came ¢ we @ chairs ene armchair 324 N. Broadway Main 3250 a, nad eam : saygthe cm 1 His Bites ; : MUM Sulendidly constrected . 4 ‘ oo \ : "i 4 r : at ' ;, , redid | ig | wy ami finished io or Union Station , \ ae : Ae | , MT aT ht walnee , - Bus . ; , “ / ; . : i "ii . tf ri : ; , ,*% : *. : : : . ie) : : if ; '

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WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 8, 1933. a r Yip vr ded payments, they} onvenience. A smal balance in convenient ents, is all that Is nec. UNION. A small de. aid any purchase for Finished in oak and has clothes-hangin partment, 4 drawers and hatbox. Special for this sale, $18.75 golden large com. rge dresser, te vanity. 30 Extension Table Oblong Extension Ta- ble, finished in wal. nut and is sturdily constructed A rare value at ee x Cedar Chest .This attractive Cedar ‘Chest is constructed of genuine Tennesses red cedar. A wonder- : ful value at ‘ $17.50 designed i walnut, ni} » chifforobe - c ; —l-—_ 4,55, 4 ee | hae ‘ JS s a 4 Wey SUITE istered in ve- construction mchbair and - r- pow || ——y ih 7 om Bridge Lamp fj A most attractive q Lamp. with solidi . built standard and (i corgeous silk « A remarkable vatue. If 4 I r—ITr BUFFET ) —— J - NEY RAE NE ID eg oS, ’ r - — sc FR Rb wlonial Buf- I constructed ed in golden French plate $2.50 Dutch Candlesticks The beautiful Can- diesticks are made T=) TT — T_T TT SSI) SAFES SS SF SSA SAS A So s P PLAS ASS FS, Fiction and — Women’s Features WEDN ESDAY, OCTOBER 3. ed 73 ws HN *¥ MRO 1923. ; . VA ° / ALLL LLLLLLLLTTPCMLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLOLLLELLLLLILLLLLLLILLLLLLLLLLSLLLLLLLLILLLTLTLLLTTLLLYLLLTITLIT IODA, / JFLAPAMAD SS EEDA EE ESS SS ar ee ae a _ . - Po ae 4 vap® N W LL aacucunc50z0.u20.0.2addddddddlididdddbdditidbdbbdbhihbdhdbdbdbdhddbddbdbbdddde \ hh. Vdd ddddddddldissdaddisscusaassicckca5ckxn.aaaaaidddddddididiiddidislishhdbddddddddddbddddddddlddiauir WHAT THE SPECTATORS WILL SEE AT ST. LOUIS FIELD —_ =” am, ~* =, 7~ wae ee . i a Wc tataotibkao.txeatarataaidiiiidissitidddhdiddhddbbdddbbdddbblbdhtbdhbdihibddbdddbdddddddbddbddha This photograph, made from the grand stand in front of the pylon, gives the view the spectator will have of the hain 5 Popular Comics News Photographs WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1938. SSFP SS LLL LLL LA d ddl hdd lddddddddddde Lhdddddddiddianuuduiciccrdacdidacdiciiiidiiidiiiio giddaiidddddddddidididsdditddddddddsdddddddddddddddddddis 3. 41 NAVY’S HOPES IN PULITZER ! TROPHY RACE - ~~ Fo er One Sree E es cme ee ~ " ‘ OT WOOO L2z2222dJuauLaiaiiiiiiiissdsdhbidsbbddbddde WWH8§}™§!!..LLLLLLLLLLLa2LaAuunnu00104.2.22.4..aadddddddddddddddidddddddiddiddbbdbsse, 7 TT on eed as WUD LL ttatttatatttatutattnr001.00aadaddaiiddiddddidsbdsbbbdbbdddddddddde a “ .% 5 ener meee Nv e OOOO OOOO OOOO OOrnnccn cc... cc nn.nccicviinniccxccccccccccc labs bbdsddbddsbebidbdididdaddidsdabbadddiddadddidadihdbdeldddtledddadshdideddddddddstdidstaih WW Lldlldstdddldsdddddddddddidbddddddddddbdddddddddddddaa To right: Capt. McCrary (right) commander of the huge air- Ls CAEL Aid / VASA LAS FALSA A FA af —.4 [fd ff ff flying. Note the sharp angle at which the plane to the right of the pylon is flying as it turns the marker. The ship, just after landing yesterday morning at St. Louis Field. greater the speéd the sharper this angle becomes. With him is Admiral Moffett, chief of the Naval Air Service, who boarded the ZR-1 here for a trip back to her home port, Lakehurst, N. J., to demonstrate to the public that he has abso- lute: confidence in her stability and safety. OOODODOQDDXXZXXZ2n22£cxtixkicakaz..0.:.1.0:.0.0.0.4.0.0.4..00.000aaaaaaaadaaddiiddddididdddddddbbtssbddbbhtbddddd of Dutch silver, and are decorated with Dutch tig- ures. They iat on IBC vriced. each rc 4 a BS I a lek ie ee ee — I" -NDDQNnn2ZZZZZ2a2222ZZZZZ2z22£2:2xzx.zxcxxatxnzznaatuud. add ececie ie ddia did iididddisditi sisi bldcsbsbissbssisbbbssidssbbdshdhbsbbdbdsbssisbhikcss ~ ~~ ~% wae _ ~~ ~~ —— se Ni) =~ — WS S eascssercceerercererecececrecerressersstrssds reeds reasrcecrrcaascrecrresrcesadeesstiastrassrerdasedss stag sdd ds ds tebe sétrsdddrapsdsesddsttetttddssbéddttddd st tdddbddd slit dds bs did dlddddlssebseelsLUbblleselel i Lied HOW ZR-1 LOOKED FROM AN AIRPLANE —— f- \ ! ne “oe “; es 7 b ™ . *, a xi ‘ 2 7 oe 5 4 LKhdidddhddsdddihdhdtishdddthddddtdssdtiditittlsdiltddliditldtidttditiddddddtdhdsttddbidtsttddtditddddttdede Kiddisshihitihitssdssidiissisissiissiddiissisitisidiisitittisitdditdititdddddditdididdddididdddidddddiiédddddd: endid Heater for iteelf in Re of fuel. tire front a poms 7} “4. Ke: * ¥s Fie “Y a 4s . . + : Pa : ; \ bathroom floor. A ‘ig bargain 98c at this price , = * a — a ° ro - * . ne 2 a Ta ’ 7 0 Te ae tthe ee Ys “> ‘» hg 4 Ae - or ENETTE SUITE ive Davenette Suite is upholstered in lity brown Spanish imitation leather; opens inte a full-size bed; armchair to match; a beautiful golden oak pm plete * . = ots ed 1 ~*~ , Ln . 4 o ; a LR Il ENETTE SUITE E lid Davenette Suite has neatly shaped curve up slightly at the ends. I« fin- iL ahogany and is upholstered in brown fe Heather. Consists of davenette, chair § : it > »“ Mie ek ee Se. ae ‘ "2 Pete SO Cee as PS ERT Soe —— T—— : T— 7 ; : SA, Be NS gt it Se oF OO age me hee en Jae Ce ss m/e ew ee —— nell na ee ee een ae = ntl a IO Bertha Horchem of Wichita, Kan., professional flyer, who flew here in a Laird Swallow - St. Louis” race, standing beside a Navy Curtiss racer. She made a world’s record altitude Louis Field a few months ago. C. & Navy Phate. ENETTE SUITE sive scroil-arm Davenette ’ y designed and upholstered in ‘ . wists n SOT: S nh pan 5 ons th s This is Mrs. in the “On to flight for women at St. did value in aneuvering for a landing at St. Louis Field. { L ry | i i Of OTTO EExd ddd iiiiaiibdiisdbbddibsbsdssta

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‘ oe Lert hd aL ee a ee ee PPL LO ~ te ae oe el ee Fiction. Fashions ~ Timely Discussions |. A DAIL DP LOL LA lel a a i ne me a ee eae a i b) ww ee a ee PAPAL APPA PAP PAPPPRPA ALAA APRA ERR en eee oT LOUIS S POST. DISPAT HN TOBER * 1923. SS ee ey hes Sec 2 a, ieeainge +e QM 3 a POR LS aie Ke Pi, rye aia RY are ¢ ada bot dA ahs OE screens Steen A Lago ee” ld - ewe w~ 4 Nob ale” eid amines Tp eee yet’ > ie rag hie Why “Myocarditis” May Yourself a BACK = a ‘by PEGGY PRENTICE = tere Ar TH R KE. ourse A\ - se dsciadis steed Melicabaduaitlerelive gt RTT Ty Follow Another Disease ee 0° i URN EY VER try : By Jeannette You 3 ¢ the things that surprises + 0! st , . ra 3 7 eee PRESSES . A : The Authority on Hes Eee to an Eskimo vil- '4j¢ Royal S. Copeland, M. D Saget — DY oyail . opeiana, AV, Ly. to do, however | Mile ) HE housekeeper v “ specially if it isin Baf- wa | ' 2 on the lookout . . 2. sh genial. jovial, wl will find in seomeae ¢ that p rvades the whole dish dinners just x a e thought of unpleas- | wishes, Here are a fe % ermitted to arise, and of the heart walls isthe mus- = disease. P dine te / as stimubesie P= P cone ‘tom snd sicls aA ‘ ; faults ane - > @&t' &@&& Ft ; “ey women, 4 % mi i>, . , . 7. he my- Myocarditis {s always secondalt e | : | ) . ; a cular structure called t . Ry : '. | spots thé — riends lave bs Me” ; ; Att : : 4 4 agination as their @ tay together without ycardium As a matter of fact the to some other ailment Just look sd asain say Gar , ‘ge fe ta ar timulati = _ ' t iction cr , > oe ) tT u eee. * ee | + ; Vj oe . . t he ents are stimula ; Seeencht Of triction. powerful muscle fibers furnish a | at the long list of diseases which Sus : — BS Pe = = ' : vourself? d wt th em rere URE yd ak a aN RRMR Ray, SAR age som Sie > Me ema, emery ae By Ss United States Senator From New York. Try to be perfectly hormer Commissioner of Health, New York City alk; and then begin to 5 . _~ 7 ayy! 4° r sstfemk . 3 . € ‘ : > : ’ | 5 ¢ 4 is ~ i) AKING up the chief substance there would be few cas: od ft +04 » ie ey ee | A EMSS RYN Eh Nel RR ORE n: , o pi i ciety, Badt ees ie ies Beton i: > Athy Soe, terres eters = eR = eid - = ¢ ~ Loge & rs Ree dy vr * Rend is > yi - e 3, » he pain and other _ : — | half way across. Te Whey cha’ about the journée: muscle inflammation make | ceinne-aeeleall net pets pte bination which we describe as JOU an idea of why certain diseases - ra | Ha : | — : ~~) | ’ ; SF , | medium-sized o sters, de fe made las ear, : ) “rheumatism.” are treacherous and highly dance: wg — © - > | a i rey if sel! Zz - = —w spe vA 4 ee ¥ } : — them. To @ table o 1 an tribulations that beset i fla ti tt ck ne ous 7 i ar" TeAtment 50s . — FAMtbi CD IW wt ta . 2 ——— = ‘ma 2 . iM . “AS ( (fF fa i hutter add a table he at" of the big seal or creat When inflammation attacks one wr ” : Trl E - ro ————- = “ SN hes onfin. a tablesr -) | feil to come MIAtY nAunt- it . , pare : / ee — a a : i ditis, the acute and the chronic. It y S1ViInE on Ss - “ é eee So : SS crumbs, pepper, salt amg Mheir children and their hus- so important because the suffering iis, tne acu a ' W Hj : - =. , a : > SJ. , “3 by ban is the first. the acute form, which ection every niga Diy) - Ps e - ; f > —_ 7 j mepes) hh ttat ful of chipped celery —& 1 without thought of a "\ : - : = F' . ij «4 P this : . = & an" —— . hot and garnish with & : settled upan the southern disacreeable and serious disease. ‘ Rapid pulse, . Some diseases, probably most beat and low blood-p : and parsley. A saueeg } ef Greenland and were wel- diseases, are primary diseases. By among the sympt 6 | = eerie teria: (a A, ~~ Win . ‘ } * ) ed if liked. This may be a | =n = : this I mean they are diseases which vomiting, restiessness, fainting an le : ie ee 7 AAS hh Ss “4 th ey a | a Le ey ee Se ) : a gravy made from nef KT organ, without involving other symptoms. ; ares te art Pee ms | . f ba “ea ONS ~ TL + | aes Oe Anh ~— ) + hi ; WGoosey and HOV i] M A tissues beforehand, in the manner Absolute quiet in is neces through h ras Of a iripna oO! | Ss | . “Sy AT ay uy ; aan: at SF gS OL) ~~ ; Fry three slices at shina About the Mouse I that pneumonia attacks the lungs. sary. This should be insisted upon ee ae METRY ob. # f 43 & i) ie Te = “ari it i fa Mei it add one pound of calfgy 7 ‘Everytn ing — an | until the pulse is normal. It is not sitet (ule = ht fay 4 a A mi j ae pe f _ a ai x th by S| e. Pay os Bet ii the liver is done, Litt ft. : bs WANDA B Fortunately for us the heart, organ so vital to our happinessand | safe to permit any exercise till trif- . , er ei | [ae ay | | . > ~S aside. Put two 2 aa peoterer life itself, is guarded from attack. ling causes no longer excite the bet , : hy Han Bag Le i a in the fat and fry @ i ; With most people it never shows a heart. Butter a baking dish a ‘Here Are Some Hints to. sign of disturbance throughout a Two or three weeks after the ir- of :* ‘AL! . | | | | bottom with mashed ote att, moving days are usually long life. If we could so live asto ritable heart has acfed in a nor Litimately the heart returns | ci : y 7 gy} MY SG i ABR with the liver and on. days of torment to home-lor- avoid the arena diseases | mal way, the victim may sit up i normal action. | | | S W/f Me » ee | : the onions, which ha be ng persons. Moving is an art. . kf Hie Sprinkle with a tablesp Sout well packed means going crumbs, pepper, salt 1 ee aun orderly fashion that By FRANK L. PACKARD wae 4 i | Y Sh ee LL a ‘ le i deltiisinmnnis | : % i HY ay spoonful of fine sag a Pecitling easy. To 46 this, a ; A’ . ail i gs | ' | Lie ie 4 fuls of rich stock, . * east = worked out and fol- A Continued Story | Ss - | f NRCG CA TEA AR ere other layer of po | = aa a — =-_- " ; The night alr came gratefully } throw her weight into the hollow valise, closed the valise, carried it > Cppyright. (923. by King Features Syndicate, ing, 7-20 40 minutes in a me ai packers’ whe belie ef ti e , : ) tures Syndicate, Ine) good apple sauce Wi 3 cool upon his face. He drew it in of his left arm, lifting her head so : ate, Ine.) Letts’ ba economical a own ma’ erials come high, as in great, gasping breaths, greedily, that it lay high upon his shoulder a to the doo j ER radiant. 1 ant c, adventurous s immer, she has eome fi tur he outlines of real romance. cook tae 3 » fer labor by the hour, and hungrily. He had gained the fire —and with the movement her hair @ lot ked it. There was nie h; irst mn On nt of looking back upon it all -lookinge back from Of course, the romance meant that there was ONE man who was my a , material and the rental of escape through the window now, brushed his lips. It brought asud- one in sight in the darkne Bu the every-day surroundings of home. It wash wonderful summer! lifferent from all the others. he others do not come back rividly in elect a young, Ts verrels a all ae Ge and now he paused for the first den, choking sob from Dave Hen-. then, what interest would the po- Everybody might have the sunlit radiance, but t everybody uld nemory. HE does. rhey say summer romances don’t last. Sour Gress and le ae . We can do ail the packing time to listen. There was no sound. derson, and in a great, ‘yearning ' ce have in his : ection of the lan qul ine sane Overy adcvenluu } OF Be i 0 read in t : aven rapes. his one WAS different. t Is different!—Peggy Prentice. beil, adding a few slves very efficiently with Back there inside the house it was impulse he let his head sink down he! is nothin; . onnect i ) ae Sn Ae ae eee Wea ON eR RIT RI er a ed ee 4 Tas and possibly the bole a sliced onion, a salt Ww ell, U ttl I Ss >] a f +7 fan? 3 ‘ith "hie wm OC's , tla at — ; : ) sie re . adit q me ry powder, pepper, till as death. Death! iD lis chee or an instant was on 7 er He stepped , me: " : | | why ) ter cupful of vinegar & ) ae handy man by the day. was death laid against hers iad and the i? the out: 4 ie. ’ hy > ‘ into . rnn Aa +) reairs — LS rm TR "sz ouldn’t {t be, there 1, 6 th a run down THE 7M 7 ) | y 38 wensdiesiliie a piped muscles of his right arm straining | the lane, heading for the tnterse Abie NEE aN a aS F ‘ini Tea 2LaCI When well done lift it @ ge will redure the packing | there, and-———— eo " —— : oi he ee ne ™DO' TIM Ion i a : 4 he pueh van charges are regu- . ' S . © stightly cool strip a —- ‘al Ch Sve ase °K + - en > whe Agno " yateny . i : aa ei ‘ Bei ? i ot A ‘ eu - 4 a - NG, ea "Ayan 0 a sett ab Me ee Ss Reeders Le AS + RE Fie goo ase BOY wr a arn ale RO RK ed Men NIL RU bet Sy aes renesting! ~er rom -- ar * 5 Pe We aie besa lac alhi Ie ee Lehi sn sone # get ee htop or. Che. AME i A he Ee ee ee —— eR. pb IPF. - So ee bs hein aap nahn is ai ial, ARG tenia pe, t Os, Just | ing you éia lark knew what moonrise meant, and how all the ferns 2 a a eae seabed = ent. Secure sugar barrels ony of ae a Meower’ 8 hag now—if hi : oe: . — % irce , m which “ bess when the day is long; dream Giris in khaki, boys in khaki, too; old me Ol and wild ings wait for it and tremble in a kind of m one a whee of “ hiy. coors, ‘Them see en 18 stares JUL 5 eep ciear. ere On 1) | ) 7s 1 their , hat matte: — ' , eis aa ' reac a xes of a convenie size stan aa began to descend the | again, stumbling again, with his ™@n es when 1 ate al! ing cars and some in little flivvers loaded to the t Nie Sep tn thé tanh Seen goto eS hot dish and (AE Books are heavy and small fire escape: and now he groped oe burden. And i though tid ; " , n t Kap wee: mh? pee drean i ole } sonc! ih, } le FO With beddin G yin ans ani hears yet the rush of wild water in the deep forest 7% a Cana all "y ae _ B the more desirable, though easily for foothold as Seman ae Pree - a Ph ete | a | e BF ay bit rows toa ary. dr tie COats ANG paten nave ind fishing rods and guns. and ind there h yme to him in the summer something ms peat Be ; _ eb” - en ee seemed rickety and unstable, this | seemed as though his n : , ys some about ie] blackene f the - eal atu arsiey. _ ' aie Some licht wood for crating spidery thing that sprawied against eardrums caught the sounds at last No, he wou i mot let his mind even ‘hen, passing into Dreamiahe with the smoke of the campfire She's a Great Mother. a. Shrimp W ” useful if the stuff has to go the side of the wall, and if was that the® had been strainin t (ram he word miy on hing leave the marts of men. hen Jolliest of all were the car here the childret resterday at the hospi I talked with ; aii Open and am a Br. Uld sheets or quilts, dust-,; dark, and without care the foot | hear. Wasn't that the Bette: was paramoun' he mu ) hund : he litt! , . shrimps or peel a Dim paper and jstring. tags and would slip through the openings be- | hind there now—on the street ik ich the ea nd thin t ool and regular hou d clean hand ~ shoal ‘ boiled shrimps and set a but clothesline should be tween the treads. It had not seemed front of ‘The Iron Tavern? I: Ould trust Millman: niy there with wonder wit you dream ind faces, with fingernai ») be remembered and ; for 1 amping trip ok this summer. Last night together SNF ee ee; then we jshall be “set” to | that way when he had gone up and | sounded like it——like the arrival of ed range irony her | i. a day-dream wait air combed. | cOuld not sleep at all—but I didn’t ate bt ‘T Sat butter, two tablespoe “ Packing | down when disposing va- ' @ police patro! at chastened him. And yet Yes for the way that’s dark, till your How They Loved It AIK ‘aid here and thought of the clear lake, deep be Ales a and 6 Mee lises. Only now it was a priceless , He reached the s! here h ee tgo. suddenly b irt goes winging, singing yh, there was plenty of company at the “Inn of { fcrest and the sweetgr: hat grows along the e lee a Be of a8 eee burden that he carried this form had hidden the alises, ente i, and eral Ou na ‘ larK: Let your the hts er the Silver M n all the days of lmmer. of it and how the tars oked when they were re- of minced celery les that lay close-pressed against his laid Teresa t t be Mill — Ivy ) ) lee] : ; r pr PE per, a little salt and breast, whose touch, alternately He used his flashlicht then—and : le rea i th treet, and looked i you's wealit to fuander: Lan .oWn into the forests they hiked, to camp b he flickerin f our campfire and in all the Pane rr anil the sauce is hot and be dusted d ked now, brought him a sickening sense iow moan came from his liy TI up a! iown. It was 4 lock in en dreams come, hark! Day side ir streams and aiong the shore of the wild misery of my sufferin;s thought: ‘I eannot see it tbe hr ine ee a eas er ane bs Base 1 | of dread, and a surging hope that tt had c across the la of +h morning. and the diana + ireames flittir 2 lik a here they were camping. ‘4 and mia an ne now, but it is there still, the clear. quiet lake, and to- spanes pees, i ge sil me rh pose" gee se sent the blood leaping like a mill- | her neck ju avove the shoulder: iarkK and deserted except for a sin lertiy, how they lend us gladness Kitis usually camped togethe: The boys seemed to / nigh h im so stress the stars shine in the siemens, ee % ry a aan be — — race through his veins. the wound w: ieeding profusely. ie lighted window that sh it ye ; DY! Work makes camp by themselv a Z00d deal, in groups of six o lake if it wer or, and the wind is stugtng ee ee, ee ants _ —_ a eee bape — He went down, step after step, and over th: intl Cait an halfway down t! . 7 x -— Keen ited clades ate s denes Piet theaw ‘ —_— he Shae salily ie the tal) nieces ' ee Boiled Meat ve . an le With Care” on the his mind and brain shrieking at around which her arms were’ stil! toward it It proved ¢ \ all fretful. rt] - 4 for al till rere, and hor hey did love the freedom and the ‘ ie penta tt tanks shine was quiet, and: te the morhine Make a good b it ° — i = Clock in a paper- him to hurry because there was Not tightly clasped, there had spread a nt restaurant, and | “el L ar i con nigt art 0 pale at all: , the nurse said: ‘You look rested. Did you sleep well?’ ee quarter = ze Whine ene pendu- | & single second to lose-—but it was Huson Stain. He d: er arm aud asked for the ft D und : a day-dream, every one ol Rg i if Was over and all they can do now | Am answered: ‘No, I di t sleep—but I am ai ick. eee ye s carn ~ : -" ie : ; 3 Wee 2 ae — Tater Mane vm me ~- , ee Dads» ae: | the Narreis alle all ot, | pe ike « ton 3 : Teania tney | rire iter ' wa cua ‘ dough with the mince, , , - pac It seemed like some bottomless , = S tees | : ibaa i ee Pa Sg tes: | i-Ware, cleaned and § in f blackness into which he was de son whisper : against the rule n —_—" th hoe wes sere DISHES WITH 0 , is agaln nd Cig 7 iO i oS yV | uu 3 t L 7 32> ol AS wie a . ine Fee oh ving Senn \ Recognized Authority on All Mat- ‘alt ; , , ters Pertaining to Household ae ty SB ony eat Old-Fashioned Current Fritters rushe ver with milk and bake o Sosts Se i 3 a? eS le A ey oe Pe ~ 7 a 2 ¢ 4 ¥ a oe Peat ees f faa Dy. > oe ee 7} oe mpOK A et a, ee d 3 ~ ee a bgt na a 4 axe, . oo \ ie an 4 taf © Z ‘ 7 rey bok 4 + A es . 2 4 “4 ‘ “ 4 - : (hp “hy . e - a va ‘ 7 . A A . ad ‘ " i 5 Pan» ini ‘ / ; wre ‘i pet eee! ue ’ a see F Pt nek er ’ er . as 3 f oe . aie & ow" oe Mri hy «Mik i“ ee , 4 i ee y iw a in ew Rex Sy a vw qXN rely 1 tien 4 f : SOS ee oe is ‘es my , Rif ee . ? P ‘ x » d . Ae oe “ap batpendlan ee “3 ehh ’ : eath itt. He must movement of her } fhe cost on a limite com re , ) téeate only space ben | . nhovem | head : end he i fin Betoun . | : ei tn very small quanti xf meat whe eaten whites of the eggs and a half now, ef that he "oT ; “| qe ¢ wey : . 4 ds i . ’ : ’ P r 'i3e* hess t ow " - m oo, tae to " - ralts yf) “ free one arm ath . Th ) —— : res ies a : h ; wl aking un ish of spaghetti. i poonful of salt. Mix these in- cling to the bottom tread and lower for heily ’ 3 é : : are Up agaiNst tiis probiem let me have seen at atte: —* gredients and drop the batter into not fat by the spoonful, using a oth a short drop, he knew, for the low- “Fes!” the bid > , : — . ' : ; | : , tg m, ' fourths ouy , ang wal it extendin f 4 by i cobked a fat nactk larga kitchen Spocn. Fry the frit- er section of the fire escape was one = choking allied her name vtee aah dee i ‘ete as ya ey FOURS OF tgs, cook eat. For instance, if half a pound hop cut inte small pieces nav DOFK | ters a deticate brown, drain them, of those that swung on hinges, and = resa'” The a ho anewer Y. lf add _ ‘ vothdinas nds eile ad GOUD) f freah chopped meat satiaage Green peppers may have ae. en dust them with powdered sug- when, previously, coming up. Te- had lapsed ke fy nectone : ‘ arn sar steal ' £ shoperhaSningilelein weet) Rn . meat Ia cooked in with that cupful removed trom the top and are - ar and serve them in a sapkia. resa had held it down for him, he nese And then test Te ie : _ | — Vien cool, ad of rice toward the end of the cook. the seeda have heen seneiieail i had been able to reach it readil; ‘poke it# agar | ' a ioe 7 Reevy «ream (40 fot Whi i=, (he Meat that perhaps would 1ixture of cooked plea sa 6 : with a spring from the ground. Bu! , ' | ne | poon of filla and im have served only one may he mad. and potatoes stuffed into the . - he dared not jump even that short Paws? ¢ by — 7 : , efit in te @erve four Cf course, « hopped fies provides | mn distance now with Teresa, wound instant he ot ee ca colt m of thin rectin, [MMIC talee iouste and. cesses | uatee cee ed, in his arme. ein ) } ) : iat malt mate te added » moat ee after the pep- £. : : , , pores 2Fre car itiy haked ile changed her position new to ank ne ru —_ sili . ry al? - ) ee a oe ” rant? er fee Pra * > . 7 himself to the ground. It was on!: Her evea h _— : | : AE one and one-f th eips of hat all good cooks know of ive with spaghetti dnto ¢} + Fey il | « i S| ec. 4Olo the Ey “I + , - Fae ee) a ee ‘ phe os: * Sauce oO] “SECRET OF CHOP soy SAUCE AND SPROUTS hem at any ¢recerr make ¥YeGr own CReo a hovel way of ex- j ii} hes pres sec} i om hbined , hs | dave a ; ; | Loven in hape, sliced aud sauted m

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~ nox ae PANO ej to the appet Granny's Purse. Select tender round size needed, and have it gi inches thick. With a Sharpk ithalf way across. Take tel medium sige d oysters, drain tabl@spox nts them. To : =. 2 butter add a t hat fel] to soins enign. a tablespoonful crumbs, pepper, salt and a ful of chipped celery leayed and spread in the steak, th sew around the roasting pay r, add a half of stock and until through. Baste frequently, hot and garhish with toast A sauce may This may be —— HOM E-: ad hb er ything without | anhappy cri who know Eskimos dec the steak and Lay in a small over with butte roast » Legend tells settled upon and parsley. ed if liked. tomatoes, mushrooms or it a gravy made from the dish WG oosey oe Fry three slices of add one pound of calf’s hea the liver is done. lift it | aside. Put two large sliced ie in the fat and fry a delicate Butter a baking dish and ere Are So bottom with mashed potator with the liver and bacon. the onions, which have been hag persons. M. Sprinkle with a tablespoontul crumbs, pepper, salt anda spoonful of fine sage, add fuls of rich stock, spr@ad other layer of potatoes and § 40 minutes ina medium ove | the C6i0D4i Pacht own materials y fer labor by an orderly settling eas) sauce with economical and del Crow in a Blanket? Select a plump and prepare, then put | beil. adding a few stalks ¢ | a sliced onion, 4 saltspoonfull Pp epper, salt and qggmgat and pos ter cuptul of vinegar to the goo. handy When well done lift it out aa will reduce strip the me the bones, throw the bones the broth and add a small gently] somewhat reduced, strain, @ add the meat and a cupful half of mushrooms that D@WRR,; Sauted in a little butteram ready a ring of freshly boile on a hot dish and turn ti covering all with tt broiled pota take good which voung, d barrels as dress Brselves very ¢ ¥ powder slightly coo) , tomatoes. then boil secure rir fitted cover iP ) F n S500KS are he into it, Garnish with several parsley, ’ Som: , Shrimp Wiggle. useful if the « drain one shrimps or peel a pint of boiled shrimps and set aside f together four tablespoonf Open and F. Old sheets « paper and OUt clotheslin butter, two tablespoonfuls @ king. one and a half cupfuls of juice of an onion and a te of minced celery leaves and® per, a little salt and cayenn® the sauce is hot and thickel the shrimps and a cupful of@ Canned peas, stiry until 8 thickened, then serve on af With toast sippets and pa Boiled Meat Roll, Make a good biscuit do roll it out a quarter of thick. Have well mince of a cupful and alt meat, a littl u tables lk be zrated apER B. pj, aspoonful of lstan sc. is ore a tablespoonss pen ay butter and a chopped pine nuts. S pres dough with the mince, reli tie it ina scalded and flow Drop the roll into boiling pthen it Will be O00 arrival. ¥ be dusted Sand tagged. Handle With Set the clos ready a J key . chopped cold Onlon-and ’ : ~ Tyrer ; ; 7. m ’ Careful] “i APPIC BaAliCe or ‘ ‘ures sive . " , s/t rs. Sait. ‘i té ct ery itive 8 «= hy) ' aviespe le ne of th ’ wor to au if it is in Baf- was shed and the that pervades | er a thous about th: of the big sea! ‘heir children and their hus war but once Ses ago a few Norsemen from Greenland and were ALL moving da) sys of torment to home-loy aot well packed means going er it. must be worke g material and the We can do all the packing | ; sue Van charg the busy season gz: fontracts are m wm } reparations spapers for w boxes of a convenient size to ‘avy and small : the more desirable, light wood for crati string, ed: then we sha the book boxes with new spa- pe each book as it is pa- bing "SPapers between them. in S With stencil-brush and ink, “1 f ar te . mt aiter removing the pendu- Wrapping them in a Md tying them to the clock. ‘the , | t box uncovered then the | ¢, nad when wanted. e barre Kitchen-wa re. WW oe a ae a +) e?}, THREE. MINUTE. URNEY Snowe! |g , eee TEMPLE MANNING that surprises ;} comed by the Eskimos. Later they quarreled with the Eskimos, blood Eskimos fought and killed the then, it is said, they have at peace with all the world. iiven in the homes of the Eski- mos a quarrel is unknown. There bickering between husband end wife and the children are taught to obey gladly. Each has duties to perform, so shirking of responsi- bility and no cause for quarrels If there is a dis- children referred mother, who difficulty. And of a disagreement and wife, the Kskimo \ il- ian 3 : 2. ‘ eniai, 1OV1lai, with Norsemen. whole “ince ht of unpleas- been to arise, and vs and girls, ‘ther without if no iction. n may sew in r in some spot his or her ‘alk all to- there is no lime, there upon such scores, vy : : , Hpieanss i journey vwereement between the year, of the the beset to the problem is pieasantl father or solves the ns that creat swiftly mighty hunt- in the rare case between husband head of the family or of the village settles that without Loss of time or hought of. a tical word the various aneryvy words. Village is con- in their his NO greater vil- man\ lian in Eskimo-land is to be found who disturbs his neigh- fight or even his voice lare they have The peace of the sidered paramount, rs that than one bors by a lifted in ange! the southern wel- O—. Le LP LO LM LP Leah hm Lm Mme MAKING. HELPS. House Helps to Make the Home” By nba BARTON . - me Hints to Make Moving Day Easier. and carefully packed in paper-padded boxes and left un- then the men will look aft- China-packing is not difficult proceeds carefully. Each thing is to be wrapped in a single piece of newspaper. Small things should be put into larger. ones. Plates and platters may be packed against the sides of the While larger things vs are usually / msue-wrapped wing is an art. covered. fashion that if one To do this, a d out and fol- rs:-Wwiho ovorine come high, as | C@ edge the hour. and barrel, should he rental of | De Well wedged with paper in the Make the barrel as solid as things will not . a> Da well as for the enter. possible so that ficiently with break by slipping about. Slip the mattresses into gingham pinned old sheets. They pack better in the van in this sibly covers or closely packing es are way than when rolled. Brush and i- ia regu- nerally, nade ahead of | i™ neat piles in a sheet. should be packed in the same way, . first slipping them into old Cases. DY saving @il | Do not load the drawers of chif- eeks ahead of ope foniers, bureaus heavily, for this makes them difficult to han- die and also is wearing on them. Light ornaments that are fragile and easily broken may be put in These things if packed in have but little clean all sofa pilows and pack them Bed pillows chests or Sugar barrels s. Then select though your them. to hold boxes rpasteboard weight. i strong trunk is usually best for linen and silver. The latter should be wrapped in paper and carefully cked in the trays. Cover the sew- ing machine with paper, run off the cover the box tuff has to go ir quilts, dust- tags and e should be Il be “‘set”’ to band of the wheel, with paper and tie it with soft web- string. Also, catch the drop- leap with a tie, so that it will not be Recover, if it needs it, and wrap it in raper to keep it clean. All curtains chould have been done. up, all spreads and slip-covers washed and al! blankets washed and cleaned be- » ready to set All small pic- snapped off. rs | yar / . ° and packed, the ironing board Mark these Care’ on the K in a paper- | fore packing. All keys should be placed ina box ot basket and have small tags at- tached so that they can be easily : Rugs are often where it is | gent to the cleaners and may be de- uld crated livered in the new place, so they are “if 4 tan j 62 u ‘ - at. If , send out of the way. Small rigs may be ud the men 7 ecsily rolled. -If the new place is clean and redecorated and curtain while mov- settling will 4 is, pack all of | poles are up and ready, cleaned and | ing itself may be hard, should be tis- | be easy. boil it an hour and a ha it with a smooth tomato Ton dry to sp ' rood stock. All the beginning of 192@% ension paid to mot. providing pensit ‘hild was si nm 6 the mince js edd a little The HICKORY pin is made extra strong—it cannot break or bend. Every detail of HICKORY Garters is super- ior. They’re always higher in quality than in price. Ask for the genuine HICKORY by name POP PBLPLP LPP LP LLL -~ PPL LP OL Lehane ———D ." {EN =~ Children’s Stories. i Res. tee Ss os Soe Mme. Antoinette Guisen, secretary of the Belgian National Commission, who is in the United States to study child welfare work. As present she is attending a corivention in San Fran- cisco, and says America did more than merely help the Allies fight their battles. When she returns to her native country, she will apply the training received to alleviate the conditions in her own country. | Geedlieeseee aaa: ——_ - -->- — ~ - - ~— - = oo ona a _ a ee pclasvineemiestesmeiesingeomai —" PHILOSOPHICAL, _PHRASI NGS © & LONDON .- of the sports sweaters and sweater-coats are be- ing trimmed with fur. Squirrel and dved rabbit are the most pop- ular furs. Some The man that has no himself, Nor is not moved with concord of Sweet sounds, 2 oo Is fit for treasons, stratagems and LONDON.—One young beauty spoils.—Shakspeare. startled society by appearing at a 7 wet A ball recently with a cameo pin An innocent heart is a brittle fastened around one ankle by @ | thing and one false vow can break black velvet ribbon. Such use of it. a cameo on the wrist is not tn- . . ° common, but whether the ankle _ But not to understand a treasure’s ornament will be widely adopted worth, remains to be seen. Till time has stolen away the slight- ss in bet ed good, YORK—wNarrow metallic | Is cause of half the ribbon, in silver, gold or bronze, is: | feel, run into some of the more elabor- And makes the world the ate satin lingerie. Occa néss it is—Cowper. the upper part of such lincerie has o m9 a voke of brocac:d metallic satin. e rest of the sarment being of plain georgette. » t = YORK.— face is now accompanied by the- clioker bracelet, and the two may be had in a set with ear-rMgs to The “enoker’ bracelet is | This the chief bane of most of bracelet of big | us, that we live not according to the lignt of reason, but after the ' fashion of others. music in NEW poverty we wilder- sionally Small faults indulged are great thieves that let in greater e a e In solitude some men are least NEW alone. The choker neck- 2 . a There is no virtue like necessity. . « * “snatch. merely a tizht glass beads, matching the lace. neck- ’ o you know oe o The youngsters will enjoy PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS The daintily crisp soda crackers with just enough salt added to maxe them delicious. They are made by the bakers of Uneeda Biscuit The National Soda Cracker NAL NATIO 7 BISCUIT COMPANY - - ri eeens ag .‘* * °* -« .** ’ e-em, ane * RMB AB AG 8 8 ——— eee ee —_ — eeuaer “* . **-e a ee ee ** a *roanes » ~ * YS moe en ee, PBPBPPPBPBPB LPB LPP LLP LL OO OI LIND Net el el al OOP OL PPP aad oe ey ee ee an ae ee ee ee ee ——— re ee, | om Children’s S By Lhernton W NNN LL LOL POLLS L LOL PPO Psd Lm sinc Sie Sm fim J Jl fm fr fo, PLL Lt ‘Household Hints. = See - a a - LE eS Ee 1D J} g 7 | Bedtim © Story .° mee ODD FACTS ' The worker bee lives six months, and the fe- the drone four months, Quick legs will lose to quicker wit: You always may be gure of it. —Peter Rabbit. LACKY the Crow and more excited as hs Tore loaked down on the race between Pe- ter Rabbit and a strange dog. was an exciting race. There was no doubt about it that Peter's white tail was bobbing along just in front of the nose of that yelping grew dog. There is little that the sharp eyes of Blacky the Crow miss. He saw the little hole in the hedge for which Peter was heading. He saw- that it was just big enough for Pe- j ter to go through, but too small for that dog to gothrough. “Rum Peter, Run!’’ cawed Blacky, for it did look as if that dog would catch Peter before he could reach that hedge. | But what Blacky didn’t know was that Peter wasn't running his fast- est. He had a reason for this.*"He wanted that dog to be right at his very heels when he reached that hedge, shoulders, he kept watch of that dog and ran only just fast enough to keep out of his jaws They were almost to the hedge, and Blacky the Crow began to feel relieved. If Peter once got through that hedge he would be safe.. That is what Blacky thought. Clever as he is, he had quite forgotten that that dog could jump that hedge. So, of course, Blacky expected to see Peter dive through that little hole. But he saw nothing of the kind. No, sir, he saw nothing of the kind. Peter reached that hole hardly | @al? a jump ahead of that dog. But, | instead of diving through that hole, Peter made one of those quick turns | for which he is famous. It was. done so quickly that thé dog didn’t The dog had hedge and ex- even see him do it? seen that hole in the pected Peter to dive through it. He | had a plan of his own, had that dog. Just at the instant he expect- ed Peter to dive through that hole he himself jumped over the hedge. Of course, he lifted his eyes to do this. He expected to land on Peter when he came out on the other side. So, having lifted his eyes in order to see where he was jumping, he didn’t see Peter eake that quick turn. Never was there a more surprised dog than was that one when he) landed on the ground on the other | ° am of that hedge and saw nothing of Peter Rabbit. what to make of it at all. that hole. other side. not fail. looked down along the hedge. wasn't a sign of Peter Rabbit. he ran a little way up hedge with his nosé to the ground. Then Then he turned and ran down a lit-| tle way with his nose to the ground. There was no scent of Peter Rabbit. All the time Peter had been run-. ALWAYS READY FOR Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa Growing children want and fre- quently need more nourishment o- adults, owing to the activity of their restless little bodies. Raker’s Cocoa fils IN ell the require- ments of the dieti- ticn and physician , licious, pure and healthful ®beverage. } Just as older pec es 0 Gel ese w* **#" ove It is the cocoa of hich quality Made only by Walter Baker & Co. Led. sta ! _—F 1750 Mills et Do rchester, Mass. and Montreal, Canada BOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPES SENT FRE They were almost to the edge, and tng known as the Tigris. Blacky the Crow began to feo!) - ning take him. He twice as fast as he had run with the! top ee od re ee male bee four years. time the eo ” ’ si meet Thames at Charing Cross } Ih) ie i : rear : ¢? “ry 4s Pes : Ded back over the hedge Peter | .ontaing a proportion of salt water had reached the e Pp ae "oe \. back on Farmer Brown's land. In Ber aay dog behind him. dog had By the recovered his wits and The fact, he was safely in an old hole Johnny Chuck, shrieked Blacky Rosewood and mahogany are so pientiful in Mexico’ that many cop- ! per mines are timbered with rose- delightedly. ‘‘Peter 1S | we i _wood, and mahpgany is ordinarily smarter than I fhonught. Yes. sir.! gE : , Sir, ‘used.for locomotive fuel. he is smarter than I thought.’ e. 26-2 onee dug by “Caw, caw, caw,” the Crow Salamanders, small creatures not eee NOES unlike newts, Loudon, derground rivers, one of them be-/|ing and starving them. : This is 7 ae supposed to have been a ditch, wid- Finger-prints of criminals are ened by Canute, to enable the Dan- sent by telegraph all over Italy by a is vessels to sail round the fortifi- ‘simple invention, involving the use running eations of the Thames to Kensing-|of from 300 to 400 ntfinbered squares. relleyed., fast as his long legs could had been so, glancing backeover his. He didn’t know | He was! sure that Peter had dived through | He had expected to land | on Peter when he came out on the) He was sure that he had planned his jump so that he could | But he hadn’t landed on. Peter and no Peter was in sight. The | dog looked up along the hedge; he} There | along the | E> ——— ——ae ae Watch your baking! You're apt to have failures this fall unless you buy your flour carefully The new wheat crop has been a big disappointment. Drought and “rust” just before harvest ruined much of it. According to latest Government and State re- ports, it is 120,000,000 bushels smaller than last year’s crop. There is a real shortage of the strong gluten hard wheat indispensible for making high grade family flour. Many millers will, of necessity, use inferior wheat, and the inevitable result will-be flour that causes a high percentage of baking failures, Can you always depend on the flour you use? « If you bake with Enterprise, you won't have to worry. It is harder to get the very highest grade of wheat we always insist upon, but we are doing it by exerting greater effort and paying the necessary premium. And we will continue to use only the best part of the kernel in making Enterprise. You can always depend on Enterprise. ae MANUPACTURED FROM BEST GRADE OF PURE WHEAT IER & Reoiervenee inv & wiLLING 2 a. ° LEE LE, » ja fo, AAs ee > ea *. ’ om r Rae ES have been made to England, has several un- |change the sex by alternately feed-. A SG AONE MSA COR Saath es ct TPR Oi cat REEL LRELS SEE EE LL LEE ALLE SE IRAE LENS LEA LIAS ENS AB SEDI GOMES NE AEN Ci TET. ene ee eee Se eraet: ia es ® Male

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WE CAN ONLY POT ON ONE TOOAY,- EITHER THE MELODRAMA | OR THE COMEDY -I WAS tx THINKING ob at Vda ra) NEVER MIND 4 THINKIN’'- WELL PUT ON THRE MELODRAMA- { | ENR as av rt PeaTure Service, inc. ; ~ ee ae (Copyright. 1923. br H. C. Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Patent OF WHERE You HEADING FoR, od MAN? |) GENTLEMAN STRUGGLING | MAAN I'M | ALONG WITH A SUITCASE | | LET Me Give You A ABovT ALL | AS LARGE AS HE sg Liet! fF Respect ray? = Pook FELLOW. \ ovp Ace: y THERE'S AN OLD PARDON) THIS SEEMING THANKS, YouNG - FAMILIARITY, SIR, BLT Not So FAST \ YOUNG MAN — I AIN'T VERY — \ rm GOING T ) THE SAP STUdIOS! | | * (THANKS, MurT, Foe : | THe LIET. x Pose | ) | YouR pureup .| TODAY AS GRANDPA/ ° ee ota lin “GRANDPA'S y—z_/ Ripe. ) . Be Valued at $90,000. the Associated Press. PARIS, Oct. 4.—After one of tl ost extensive searches in the uw als of the French police, Gabri ‘Alphonse Mourey, allas Henri Ke Vat, leader in the sensational Spa Macs jewel robbery in New York | 4 pril, 1922, was found at Chelles. ] TT ii ty MICKEY (HIMSELF) MeGUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX (Copvright. 19723.) es from Paris, today, and ser ously wounded while resisting arres Establishing the fact that Moure e fa Ra sap = ‘ es » ¥ “was stating in the little Seiac-e CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN —— sadgpdamalageteoe Cael \- a @rew a cordon fround his viila an “aan @t daybreak made a cash upon tt Epoieé ANDERSON Got M*tGuiRe To Post FPoR A PICTURE LOOKING RiGHT iNTo THE NEW “TRICK CAMERA THAT SQUIRTS WATER , AND THEN WAS AFRAID Toe GO AHEAD AND “SHooT iT “house. Mourey met their charg 3 rith a fusillade from two autom: . pistols, forcing the officers to m ut and take cover behind neart es. .A bullet sent through t) y ndow as he was resuming fi - er reloading his weapons brougl pthe fugitive down. |= The police had been hot on ti trast of Mourey since the arrival | ‘France last July of Albert R. Sha f. ck, the retired financier, who wit s wife and a number of servant iWas locked in the wine cellar of h Kew York home while Mourey an Wis confederates fled with jewelr : pk 700 OVING YOuR SEAT fUISS ape ? 3 4 a Worth $90,008. |* Mourery was successively reporte | % be in Lillie, Marseflles, and Bo -. under different aliases. H 4 alWuys successful In eluding a ‘Fest. cuch time getting a few how _ Sart on the police. Photographs « wermi were sent throughout Muro; fay Police Commissioner Enright : ® York. ; |, The French police some weel )SBe entirely lost track of the fug “@re. but through the extensive u 9@ “stoo! pigeons” finally found hi Chelies. Inspector Fauralicq ar ee men were dispatched’ to tf! —* and the gun fight ensued. Pe A search of Mourev's villa aft had been shot failed to reve ) Sy of the Shattuck jewels. com ‘"* Associated Press. /{ NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—The Sha 4 “Kk jewelry robbery was one of tl ) Most serfational crimes in the hi owry of the city. : |) @On April 2, 1922, five robbers, I *} Boilat. a butler in the Washin ; ‘®n Square home of Albert R. Sha “ck. a retired financier, lock “SPattock, his wife and. seven ser ents in the wine cellar of the hous ro fe they were held prisoners un ars. Shattuck nearty died from su Beaton. They finally made the _— -* through the ingenuity _3attuck. who pried open the loc @*anwhile the robbers fled wt PIGS KNUCKLES AND SAVER KRAUT AND | MASHED POTATOES-—/ Z 9.069 worth of jewelry. | (3 Three of the five robbers ha OH, MAN!—By BRIGGS — CORN ON Tre coB-| : DUTCH APPLE PIE— Mm accounted for vo date. Wi _eeorlet wounded and Eugene Dias md Maurice Bagnoli rarested Rfield. N. J.. and sent te Sf for 49 to 69 y-are, only twos : large. FEGL LIKE A { Rare tc g®hattuck had offered a $20.8 MILLION DOLLARS ». Tee TP ard for the arrest of Bollat. Of a | Seaey at te gs DIETING To- a ‘eta * Of Jewelry has been ~ece 7 i .. his was a $2000 diame MORROW -- EM pStudded watch, which ame De c which was recover IOO HUNGRY \ " Francisco from a woman W P — Boilat gave it to her. 4 [2Mrs. Shattuck’s. nerves were 7 °h after the robbery that s " to live at the home tong * Mourey at large, and Shattu 38 Saf AND 1