St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 12, 1923

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COMIC PAGE THURSDAY. OCTOBER i111. 1923. HIMSELF ACE ANB DEMHANRS YE OR RESIGN AT ag ATION IS Now CLUES thAve lj OF FLY-SWATTER ILL UNAWARDER-~ Yer, BUT REAL S SOOA).- opyright, 1923, ade Mark Reg. U. 8S. Patent a LISTEN® PAPYRUS AND ZEV ARE GOING TO RUN IN THe gIN TERNATIONAL RAcE -BUT dh) DON'T FORCET THAT — | NUTT SEF F ALSO HAVE by H. Cc Fisher, | : ag ‘ P AVOID THE SATURDAY NIGHT RUSH WANT AD HOURS By jiiing your Want Ad today or Saturday for the BIG SUNDAY POST-DISPATOH ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. + ~ CITY fens World’s Series Box Score — ——_—— — ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 192352 PAGES ‘WAR SECRETARY AND ; AUTO MANUFACTURER PETITION ASKS t OR | WHO CRITICISES HIN SECRETARY OF WAR WEEES. | Secretary of War Said to Re- sent Detroit Manufactur- e's Stater. * and Con- silers it Su’":_"--tly Grave to Present Directly to the President. | ACCUSED OF KEEPING | | OFFER FROM CONGRESS F Ctinet Member Also ral sailed as Broker inf Poli-' tics for Past’-.- and Act- ing in Interest of His By the Associated Press. WABHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Secre- ; tary Weeks carried into today’s Cab- , -, ' inet meeting the statemeni issued in | “® Detrojt last night by Henry Ford | Sexsailing the War Secretary for his Psaction in -steam power plant—a part Of the Me Muscle Shoals, ping 4 feent Ford declared that ‘ence working the sale of the Gorgas | 7 Be 4 ¥ LS re Sass “a > vwet aw eo —_ _HENRY FORD. Ala., properties—to | j the Alabama Power Co. Weeks prior to the Cabinet meect- refused on the requests for coim- in which. political influ- | through the War Sec- | By Pretary had prevented him from ob- ! taining the Muscle Shoals properties fend would continue to prevent his : all statement Not Yet Ready to Say Whether He Will Be a Candidate. he Associated Press. "DE TROIT. Mich., Oct. 12.—Henry Ford does not wish to make a defin- | ite answer at preesnt as to whether or not he will be a camdidate for the AEGEIVERSHIP HERE DIAROMA CO Suit Filed by Trustees of Es- tate of Gustav Wamsganz Stock Outstanding. MANY ST. LOUISANS AMONG INVESTORS Suit for Ancillary’ Receiver | Follows Action in Okla- homa, Where Principal Offices Are. Petition was filed today: in Fed- eral court here for an ancillary re- ceiver for the Indiahoma Refining | o., in which hundreds of St. Louis! Investor have witnessed their stock | |decline on the Stock Exchange from | | Wamsganz, whi ! ' » , ' sets of the company here, | the filing of a petition for a receive: 'for the FORD UNDECIDED ON PRESIDENCY ! petition x. vet been appointed in i ' } a peak of $18 a share @ year ago to $1.37% a share yestérday. Tme company has a capital stock of $5,000,000 outstanding. The peti-| tion for receivership. was filed trustees of the estate of Gustav ch owns capital stocit of a par value of $3759. An ancillary receiver is the purpose asked for of taking charge of as- following company yesterday in Federal Court of Oklahoma, the principal offices of the corpora- tion are located. stated that a re Oklahema. maintained here in Reserve Officers are the Federal ing Rank Mismanagement Alleged. The petition fiied here, as is also the case in the receivership action — $5,000,000 Company | by | B; .| was said to be in Wilkes Barre, Pa., ! the! where | Attorneys for the; ceiver has| Build- | -_- —- — V— Oe oe eee eee ee — BERLIN TO ARGENTINE FIVE-DAY AIR LINE _ SAID TO BE PLANNED vnaattett Be Ud. NO MARKET VALUE LAKEHURST, N. J., Oct. 12.— Negotiations for a five-day air line between Berlin and Buenos Aires | have been in progress for some time, George H. Schelp, an Auto it was declared by Capt. Anton Hei- | Sales Manag | nan, German Zeppelin expert, who | , is pilot of the United: States Navy’s} From Salesman Who Is Being Sought by Police. giant dirigible, the Shenandoah, for- merly the ZR-1. The plans, said Capt. Heinan, called for airships two-thirds larger | than the Shenandoah and capable of CIRCUIT ATTORNEY carrying 15 passengers with baggage, | INVESTIGATING CASE in less than one-third the time taken by steamships. Capt. Heinan made his announce- ment in pointing out that the United States and Germany were engaged in 'a race to see which nation would 'be the first in establishing trans-at- lantic air service, Rear Admiral William A. Moffett, head of the Navy air service, having announced that experiments would be made with an air mail service from this, country to Europe. The German Zeppelin expert said ihe had learned from private sources who induced George 4H. Schelp of | ; that a powerful syndicate composed of German and Argentine interests 6, cit had been working on the plan for \some time. YOUNG WOMAN SHOOTS AND | KILLS MAN ON THE STREET Officers of the Arthur Max- well Brokerage Concern, Formerly of 604 Olive Street, Also Sought. sales for the Moon Motor Car ,Co., to invest approximately $12,500 in stocks that have no market value. related the facts about his invest- ment at the Circuit Attorney’s office, and detectives are investigating. Officers of the Arthur Maxwell & Co., stock brokerage concern, which | i@ Assoctated Press, * PHILADELPHIA, Oct. i2.— | suarey Kabernagle, a student aia | chiropractic school, was snot and | killed by a young woman on the” (street in West Philadelphia last | | night. Katherine Miller, whose home street, also are being sought, as the police desire to question them about the activities of the salesman who got Schelp’s money. He was in their | |; employ. Schelp’s Version of Deal. Schelp’s version of the deal, as i was arrested after a chase of two blocks and charged with the shoot- ing, which the police said was the result of a quarrel. WILKES BARRE, Pa., Oct. 12. Katherine Miller was a resident of this city. Mrs. Anna Cardelo, a sis- ter, said the girl had been paying | Kanbernigsaile’s way through a chiro- | practic school, Recently she and |Miss Miller had § learned that : Kabernagle intended to marry an- and today repeated it to a Post-Dis- | patch reporter, was as follows: as & Co, ~ oe «* _—_ PRICE 2 CENTS | PADSI2S00°0R GIANTS BEAT YANKEES, — Cran Za toe sor STOUKS WATHNE 7-0, AND LEAD IN GA MES; © ATTENDANCE, 62, 000. 5940A McPherson avenue, manager Schelp, who is 64 years old, has ‘formerly had offices at 604 Olive told it to the prosecuting dffici ials A man telephoned him at his of-' fice April 2 and represented himself; By the Associa a salesman for Arthur Maxwell He told Schelp that Moon Bought Police are looking for a salesman [ hip. - Nehf Strikes Out Jones and Witt in Succession —' FE. Scott s...3 | | | 62, CASEY’ STENGEL HITS HOME RUN IN 7TH INNING Jones and Nehf in Pitching Duel — Frisch’s Bunt in 4th Inning First Hit Off Right-Hander. RUTH HITS SINGLE HIS FIRST TIME UP | 'Schange .«...-4. Double Plays Stop Early Inning Rallies. New “Giants,” YANKEE STADIUM, Oct. 12.—The New York National League champions, ‘defeated the ‘“Yankees,’”” American . | i York, | today | LP PPP } Complete Box Score, AB. Bancroft ss...3 Groh 3b......4 Frisch 2b.....4 Young rf.....4 E. Meusel if.. 4 Stengel cf....3 Kelly 1b......2 Snyderc ....4> NEHF' P......0 —— Totals.,.. 31 = ° O mm bo or be comaap clesocossooo® a loa -mloocomooocon aAjrooce ml moSeoonce i) =" -_ : ‘ Witt cf. ......4 Dugan 3b.....4 Rath rf, 1B... 2 R. Meusel it..4 Pine 192- ‘EVERY SEAT IN BIG STADIUM F LED “FOR THIRD CONTEST YANKEE STADIUM, New pin Oct. 12.—For the first time since the 1923 world’s series began New York today, the third day of the ser- ies, really was in baseball ver. Attrasted “by the batting of “Babe” Ruth in the ‘“‘Yankee” vie- tory in the second game, the town appeared to be basebali mad. At 12:00 o’clock today, two hours before — game time, the bleacher gates wene closed and thot= — sands who stood in lines six abreast outside edged yp for. Yankee Stadium the higher-— ak SS ASAI SAP SES I SE IT SLL RIND Nehf singled ‘to left. Bancroft struck GIANTS—Bancroft flied out to' out. Groh also #truck out. Jones Meusel. Scott fumbled ware y tosse@ out Frisch. NO RUNS, ONE _{grounder and@ tye runner was sate a | HIT, NO ERRORS. . oon oe ~ nit ageing codlen , first. Frisch flied to Witt. gang YANKEES—Hofmann batted for he’ gave the messenger a2 check for | lined out to witt, who ran in oe Jones and popfed to Frisch. Wwitt $750, to apply to the order. to make the catch. NO, RUNS, NO/'singied through the box. Dugan On May 9 the salesman again tele- HITS, ONH ERROR. ; forced Witt, Groh to Frisch. Ruth shoned Schelp and suggested he sell |_ “YANKESS—Frisch tossed ou walked. R. Meusel flied to Stengel. 1 oes Motor Car stock and. buy Witt at first, Bancroft threw out| NO RUNS, ONB HIT, NO ERRORS. . ; Dugan. The“’crowdad cheered Ruth WIN INNING. Standard Oil of Indiana. Schelp de- when he appeared at bat. Ruth sin- GIANTS—Bush went in. to pitch *#couisition of the Alabama plant. \in Oklahoma, is directed against the | corporation and seven officers of the | other girl. company, who are also. directors. | “Gross mismanagement” on the part of the officers is charged in the Ok- lahoma petition, a copy of which iid: i was filed here Sergeant Peter Barth Retired—Saw | The officers named Much Foreign Service. Master Sergt. Peter Barth of the Sixth Infantry, stationed at Jeffer- 'son Barracks, was retired this week Motor Car Co. stock was a “good buy,” and suggested that he invest. Schelp agreed to buy 100 shares and | |presidency. E. G. Liebold, his per- | Officials close to Weeks indieated sonal secretary said today in come sthat he resented the statement cf: , menting on news from Nebraska that the Detroit manufacturer and cou-! the Detroit manufacturer’s name will fidered it gufficiently grave to take! (80 on the ballot in the Presidential ep directly with the President. ‘primary election in that State. | Position of President. | Ford is not a potential candidate Mr, Coolidge is known to be thor-'in the general sense, Leibold con- tughly in accord with the action | tinued, “but he is not saying that tale n by the War Department in ; he will not be a candidate.” The |J- Seilnge the Gorgas plant to the Ala-| fact that he has not withdrawn his | vice presidents; bleacherite who wanted to be sure to | get into the Polo Grounds yeaterdain,” ; had to call for help last night. At | 9:00 o’clock this morning there was a long line outside the Yankee Sta- _ dium that had been pre agp throughout the night, and when the Bleacher gates opened there wags a wild surge inside. The “fans” were livelier today. are: William O. Schock, president; A. W. Gieseke, A. Berninghaus and J. J. Schock, I. C. Winters, secre- | tary-treasurer, hee Elmer LOF PERRET Re RORY or. GERRI name from bosition of the been tated that Ford be given every opportunity t buy and lease the Muscle Shoals preperties and that his offer, before ™ fected ama Power Co. for $3,472,487. The President, as it has); at the White House, stil af- Corea has not been of the Congress, by the 8aic pro} e ct. -— o —— $$ $e : ~~ N ke 9 CARR —" -” ae ig wy Le v4 Se sh Jaa . a “ee: oP LSE. ges n the shins.” > a = a —— of the Gorgas plant told visitors that | the Government did not regard the maiter the fruit tree. | buld be credited 000,096 ms that the Ford a. 3: a DETROIT, Oct. 12.—Henry Ford's | Mr. Coolidge after the recent sale Plant as essential to the hich Ford had stated he purposes had in ew in acquiring Muscle Shoals. As bert fatal ln nitted suicide while under the i{nflu- .ence of liquor. He was out on $500 | ~ibond to appear before the District Court on a third charge of making ‘moonshine.’ the Nebraska primary does not mean that he approves or ja | disapproves of the activity {half by On in his be- jeaders in added. " the progressive aha, Leibold A Father of 40 Shoots Wife, Kills Self. MANKATO, Minn., Burt, Oct. 12 55 years old, —GIil- shot and ly wounded his wife, then com- Ten children, the ‘oungest 4 and the oldest 20, survive. om | pte President put it, the administra- \° ftion feels that the Gorgas plant bore | ; sQbout the same relation to Muscle Shoals as the siem does to an apple || has fallen from thei! View as to Offer. _ Adminis stration officials, She President. ' ; including |} have asseried that |4 4 j ford could build an auxiliary steam || ant for less than the $3,500,000 |: presented in the Gorgas plant sale, Which sum. it has been anhounced, || to Ford on his |} bid for the entire prop- ¥. The view of the administration {| offer still is before | Mgress and that body must deter- | mine the matie r. STA oe FORD ASSAILING SECRETARY WEEKS ' te Associated Presse. pffer for Auscle Shoals still stands mS made and th e automobile manu- | Becture sees no reason why another a Shouid be miade since the sal “¢ Gorgas power plant to rss 1 barge, Pow er Co, recent! y. | This was made plain in a stai: mt issued by Ford, his first publi: ssMént on the subject since the a the Gorgas piant. Statement arraigns Secretary — John W. Weeks for bis fon the Muscle Shoals question ") fccused the Secretary and his _ "ds of keeping the Ford offer oo Coming to a vote in Congress. offer for the plant still stands } -_ eae . a 2@ shall no? withdracvy it. he Text of Stateme “mat, Fy rd’s = the six months,ending June 30. The | retitioners charge that the officers 5 of the mpany wrongfully failed to ‘issve ¢fits statement prior to Sept. '10 “In order to conceal, as long as | possible, the large losses being made by the company.” May items in the balance sheet or | financial statement are incorrect, the | “Continued on Page 3, Colem=a 3% assistants The Oklahoma petition stateg that. Louis also is | |a director of the corporation, but fs the re- because of belie? l stock of a par val- 00, = company 64.30, the ex these assets lines Which the pe- the offi- 7. | Lic, residents ol | | his career as | Sergt. Barth enlisted in the Sixth In- stor: are | avment. | Gasoline | gallon ; . j } i » e tT , ¢ + 2 . , notes on which | QPUs ’ whil he price it the fillii i The | stations ranges from ss ’ petition adds that the company has! lia-| ase } 500 barrels of oil a day are: made der i his retirement possible Rt t Sergt. Barth retires with a notation is outstand- issued first |charge pa petiti ~ | enlisted personnel. eviction | issued seven- San Antonio : Offer Much under the 30-year service clause with the unique distinction of having iserved his entire 24 years and 19 months in the army with the Sixth ! Regiment. | Sergt. Barth is 56 years old and’! unmarried. His retirement compen- sation is $133 monthly, 75 per cent of the active service pay for his rank. He plans to purchase a truck farm was introduced to a “Mr. Steinbers.’’ Talked Into Buying Oil Stock. “Steinberg” talked him into sell- ing his motor company stock and buying the oil stock. His total in- Later he bought more Standard Oil, and when his investment had reached |a total of $2630 Schelp began asking for his stock, which as yet had not been delivered. Then “Steinberg” béBan talking Western Steel and Chemical Co. stock to Schelp. He told Schelp he formerly had worked for the steel company, and that he was “in on Sergt. Be irth’s retirement was the occasion of a general or- by Col. Halsey Yates, comman- der of the Sixth Regiment, outlining an American soldier. fantry Nov. 8, 1898, and his foreign service during the Spanish-American |+1,. ground floor.” He guaranteed it War, Pallippine insurrection, Mex- | to be first-class stock and a much Expedition,“and the | netter proposition than Standard Oil. Schelp finally consented to take a “flier.” to apply his balance to Western Steel | and also gave a check for $500. In the early part of June Schelp ‘began worrying about his invest- ment. He asked “Steinberg” for his stock and demanded u financial j statement of the Western Stecl and 'Chemical Co. “Steinberg” took him isix years of “double time,” making | at this time. “character excellent” on all dis- upers, and, according tos general order, with the respect both vane and | of the and good wishes of SELLS GASOLINE FOR 7 CENTS | into a private room of the Maxwei!l company suite and assured him — ‘Western Steel was the greatest he had ever made. He said a none of $2500 would be forthcoming in @ days. Took More “Steel Stock.” “Steinberg” wanted $6200 Lo com- plete the purchase of the steel stock. Schelp at first could not see any ‘more money going out but, after “Steinberg” had alked to hin: a long time, he agreed to give him his check for $6200. “Steinberg” said he , ert vould have to have the ne ow et "4 h (| was going to Chicago that nignt ant Cars yg at ? get the stock. ; Schelp went to two banks where ihe had accounts and drew the $6200. Auto Supply House. Maintains Price. : By th iated Press SAN “AN TONIO, ‘Tex.. Oct. 12.—! is seliing for 7 cents a one supply t ew at local auto 9 to 11 cents. The manager of the supply house said the price would*be maintained | until the market stabilized. a he a a a PP PABLO LL OI PAP PAAMS They are cars that offer great deal in service and comfort, for much less than these car attributes y are | ost ordinarily. and they ve to be found over in “Nuts ymobiles” classified bes: - 5 : omns of the Post-Dispatch ¢) Here good used cars, and make out a receipt for the} ‘ina hurry. He had to be in Chice2 go | ‘by 6 o’clock that night, he told Schelp. He would be back in 5t. e+) ma att {; Louis the following day with the of them in first-class repair PS . st and looking like new, fin +i stock—bringing it back on a nig! f purchasers who vette ~ 5 train. real automobile bargains >! when they see them. a If you want an automobile for its economic value and do not want to put the cost of a new car into your pur- hase, turn over to the » | “Automobiles” classified coil- 2 Urmns. } pany’s offices the next day to get his | stock he found the doors closed and several employes waiting to get In. ‘Later the’ cashier of the company | berg” the money. “Now, the com- |! pany {fs in trouble,” the cashier told: Schelp. That was the last Schelp ever saw of his money. “Steinberg” had de- livered 300 shares of the steel stock, but there were 200 more Schelp-had paid for that had not been delivered. Schelp went to Chi- cago, where the company had an- a other office. That office was closed, - you wapit some particular make whfch you do not see there, you can find it al- most immediately by run- athe an ad of your own. Fay what you want on & piece of paper and leave with or FTELEPHONWE I1Ff FO 3The Post - Dispatch Olive 6600 or Central 6600 murred and was invited to call at the Maxwell company’s office, where he -vestment then amounted to $1020.’ He directed “Steinberg” : gled over second. R. Meusel flied out to E. usel near the left field stand. NO RUNS, ONE HIT, NO ERRORS. SECOND INNING. | GIANTS—E. Meusel flied out to R. Meusel. Witt took Stengel’s/ fly, Kelly _sent up a high fly to Scott. NO RUNS. NO HITS, NO ERRORS. YANKEES—Pipp fouled out, to Kelly. Ward popped to Snyder. Schang flied to Bancroft. NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO ERRORS. ADD SERIES—... THIRD INNING. GIANTS—Scott took Snyder’s hop-| per and threw him out. ‘Nehf struck out. Ward threw out Bancroft. NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO ERRORS YANK EES—Bancroft made a nice |.and gun supports or stop of Scott’s grounder and threw | him out at first. Witt struck out on three pitched | balls. NO RUNS, NO HaSTe, NO ER- RORS. FOURTH IN NING. GIANTS—Scott threw out Groh. Frisch beat out a bunt for the Giants’ first hot. ‘Young flied out to Ruth. E. Meusel also flied out to Ruth, who caught the ball near the fence. NO RUNS, ONE HIT, NO ERRORS. Jones struck out. | YANKEES—Dugan gent a long hit | to right for two bases. Ruth walked. | R. Meusel hit into a double play, Bancroft to Frisch to Kel. Frisca ' | threw out Pipp. NO RONS, ONE | HIT, NO ERRORS. | hit. | Frisch ‘He wanted “Steinberg” to go with | ‘him to the Maxwell company office | rf | base money, but “Steinberg” said he was | Die. When Schgip called at the com-/ RORS. shares | | his brother. FIFTH INNING. GIANTS—Stengel got 2 base on balls. Kelly hit into a double play, Jones to Scott*to Pipp. Scott threw out Snyder. NO RUNS, NO_ HITS, | NO ERRORS. / YANKEES—wWard singled to leit. | Schang forced Ward at second, Groh to Frisch. Scott scratched an irfield Jones hit into a dovble piry, to Bancroft to Kelly. NO TW OHITS, NO ERRORS. SIXTH INNING. GIANTS—Nehf grounded out to Pipp, unassisted. Bancroft got a on balls. Groh fouled out to an. Frisch singled to right, Ban-' creft going to second. Ward threw out Young. NO RUNS, ONE BIT, ! NO ERRORS. | YANKEES—Groh threw out Witt. | Dugan flied to Young. Ruth struck out. NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO ER-} RUNS, SEVENTH INNING. GIANTS—E. Meusei flied out to} Stengel drove a home| run into the right field stand. It | Ward tossed out Snyder. ONE RUN, | ONE HIT, NO ERRORS. YANKEES—R. Meusel flied to Young. Pipp drew a base on balis. Ward forced Pipp, Nehf to Bancroft to Frisch. In sliding into second, Pipp again hurt hie injured ankle and play was halted. Club. doctor was called. After a ankle bandaged, Pipp imped to bench resumed. oe sin- ‘appeared and told Schelp he had/ was his second home run of the, made a big mistake in, giving “Btein- | series. Kelly flied out to R. Meusel. | for the Yankees. R. Meusel took Young’s foul. E. Meusel flied to Scott. Ruth took Stengel’s ground- er and touched first. NO KUNS, NO HITS, N OERRORS. YANKEES—Groh threw out Haines. Ward struck out. Groh threw. out Schang. NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO ERRORS. WARSHIP SCRAP FOR STADIUM Steel Will Be Used in Erecting Naval Academy Sports Structarc. Dy the Asgoctated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Some of the massive stanchions, deck. plates ally intended for construction of the battle cruis- ers Ranger, Conetttation, Constella- tion and United States will be taken from the scrap heap and used in erection of a stadium at the Annapo- is Naval Academy. The structure will have a seating capacity of 26,000 and will be built s0 as to permit enlargement. The project will be financed from gate receipts of football games. CLOUDY TONIGHT. AND TOMORROW AND COOLER PP PPP ew - & — ssetharo@On . | Highest yesterday, lowest, 55, at 6 a. m Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Clondy weather with show- ; ers tonight and tomorrow; cooler to- morrow. CORN pape WHEAT OUT 79, at 3 p. m.; Missouri— Cloudy in north- west portion; showers this aft- ernoon or to- i night in east and south portions; cooler; tomor-j; row, generally; fair, preceded by showers . in extreme south- |"Yankee” series before, =e |target for the booes and the vent- ing of disappointment that support- They didn’t sit back in thelr seats and pujl their hata over theip eyes to await the appearance of, the play-— ers. They talked and squirmed im their‘ seats, and’ stood up and ar-. gued and cleared their throats to shout. The military band, in spick white : : and gray uniforms played ragtime. _ It marched around the field with @ springy step and blasted its mus with zest from the far reaches a space in front of the left-field bleachers. : Crowd Cheers Yankees. Where before the spectators had smiled at Comedians Nick Altrock and_Al Schacht, they laughed up« roariously today. But Nick, dnd Al é@id not have much ‘time Gor thelr comics. The Yankees, their confidence fully re~- stored with the serfes even, were on their field early. The crowd rose to greet them with roaring cheers. Ruth appeared a few minutes after the rest of the tearn and heard the most welcome sound his ears ‘have listened to in’ all the world’s 2 i serie? in which he has x participated. — Always the “goat” of the “Gliant”-— he was the ers of his team felt. He walked © gingerly to the batting cage today and hit two balls, one on a low line to right field, that brought forth , a bedlam of noise. At a quarter to one the policemen ahd the bluecoats outside had to use their clubs and charge ‘ the mobs lived up for tickets. Ropes were stretched to keep them back. A Colurnbus day holiday was a fae- tor in inereasing the attendance. Gates Closed at 1 p. m. | At 1 o'clock al the gates cxcent those to the reserve seats closed and the police began to aap * perse howling mobs lined up bieachers and the upper grand stand. First then anger and finally A the disappointed ones, ‘They urely walked toward the subway trances until some one “Well, it’s a score board then,” eet a mad rush for the down town ieee er | began. : At 1 o'clock every seat in bieachers and in the mesgzanine third floors of the grand stand | occupied. One-fourth of the boxes were = a: ecupied three-q of an before the reget of the Yeakous batting } Huntzinger 1. Ela RR A SR PES I hE i Al RR IRE Pe 4 af een, Oe ees ee

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Missourt gasoline users” e 43 é eB 4 | HE wearing of black shirts ing from over-competi 3 | : qegil . | I either over or under other and under-competition in. e ae | ae 6 apparel is prohibited in : torney-General Barrett sa! s 3 Switzerland by a law just so discussing gasoline factg” Posses Scour Mountain: : | . . mulgated by the Federal author- . ° . to present to a conferene es : Admissions Damaging to Stresemann, Sweeping Aside || ities, in consequence of the pa Woman Says Chemical Com ney-Generale at Chicaged ee Between Or ; fighting a ag a illin | ee : , og lange aig. 35 pany Official Was Fired gage and California for Sle souri during the first of this year sold gniy Consideration of Reich- Lugano between Swiss and Ital- jians, the latter members of the Their Testimony Against Upon by Men Who Had After Holdup in Tung MAIL CAR WRECKE! BY AN EXPLOS stag, Promulgates First of hencéforth will be required while in Switzerland to confine them- selves to black ties or buttons as a distinguishing mark. Violation of the black shirt regulation en- tails three months’ imprisonment. i Wife Adduced by Unter- Fascisti. lons, or about 93, gallons, 2 . ‘ e ° th r ° ee His Dictatorial Reform The followers of Mussolini Attacked Her. saan re ie myer. ing to do with the conffoj duction and little to do’ fining. ‘The rétailing of our chief concern. . “A casual observer ¢g most of the filling statioy the greater part of the 4 overhead of each , not only labor, but also the dnvegtment. App overhead to sales of 100° even 300 gallons, to be ee Nand it is apparent t stations cannot do b adding from 50 per cent Acts. i Ry che Associated Press. NEW YORK, Cct. 12.—Milton A. Maas. vice piesid- nt of a chemical corporation and i es i Ea, 5 salealls Cesta = Fe ae ire. tel ee) are a ith ae ‘3 - ~% a 4 : Pie pals Meng bad 3 Ngo. “a : . sth. A ee et See a oe eee = ac pen a ie ee Sates. w+: eT ee ee. % a ee a 1 ae w/e a eS Ie nk. be Tine iy ve > y Sung By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Two more witnesses testified at the rehearing of the Stokes divorce trial yesterday that they saw Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes on her way to the apartment of Edgar T. Wallace, the corespond- of the 16 named by W. E. D. Stokes upon whom his counsel are centering their attack. And again both faltered in théir testimony under cross-examination ent mandate conferred upon him by President Ebert, on the ground of the President's constitutional pre- rogative, the Chancellor immediately proclaimed the first of his dicta- torial reform measures, This comprises an ordinance de- lerceing the employment of the gold standard for all taxes, in place of the existing method of levying as- ‘sesements on the paper-mark basis and collecting them months aftcr- ward in further depreciated cur- rency. With its revenues from .taxation cstablished on a gold basis, Chancel- first has ~ efare the indefinite adjournment of the Reichstag, thus obviating the ne- cessity for sending the voters to the polls. To Renew Plea for Parley. As the French and Belgian Gov- ernments have failed to respond to the German offer to negotiate on the reparation question in order to re- store normal conditions in the Ruhr. Ambassadors at Paris it is officially an- the German and Brussels, nouneed, have been instructed to re- new their representations on this subject. e military dictator, the Nationalist Dr. Gessler, t suspendec “T went for a walk, leaving Mr. Maas in the living room,” said Mrs ‘eslie. “As I renched the porch two men sprang from the shrubbery, throttled me and threw me down. “! struggled and screamed, and Mr. Maas came rishing out. As he reached the porch a_ third man leaped from the bushes and fired twice. Mr. Maas collapsed.” After having becn operated on, Maas said: “T had just arrived and was ent-r- ing the hallway of Mrs. Leslie’s home when I heard her scream from one of the rooms. Suddenly two men entered the hallway from the living room and one of them opened fire cent to the wholesale line. Either the cons carry this Reavy burd the filling stations m business.”’ REAL BARGH . at This Gigantic ! Our entire $250,000 iamonds, Watches, D kindred articles. No. | ‘em . Sales 10 A.*M, to REDDING, Cal, Oct. 12> peaks of the Siskiyou Meu range on the border between gon and California are believe ‘ghelter today a little group of ‘who yesterday held up a Sow : Pacific passenger train, killed — trainmen and the mail. clerk, caused injuries to about a sco passengers through an ' expl _ whereby they tried to force way into the maii-car. = * he robbers got no loot. Kyf ty the holdup men fled immedi utter the explosion. £ ; \ by Samuel Untermyer, on behalf of| A. nver, Mrs. Stokes’ mother.and Mrs. Stokes. lor Stresemann believes the Deutsch Zeitung indefinitely for pub- Shes Mrs. Stokes. Again ( Upterygge | SS ~ —\|step will have been takep toward |lishing a statement that, although the | on me. I went down at the first Daily p EG SEAES . 2 at wrung from the wit i i ill) salvaging the nation’s finances. disbandment of the Reichswehr| shot. That is all, I remember.” REMOH JEW 3a 2 CROCCO, SE ae a gz m witnesses evidence | upraised palms. The minutes will] Helen Elwood Stoles, who is on his} called for, under my offer, but the May Cut Officials’ Pay enue) Sat Uh lala a the Fre am Gan. Maan is ‘eaniahihue liad nia counties are - seeking” f eat damaging to the credibility of their| ®€ Marked for ‘identification.” way from New York to examine rel-| sales %.ice is the smallest item “at Aman further ordinances, which eneeiban “quent ie aa ce 0 . = S. W. Corner 6th and Among the possemen are Oy ee Ei testimony, just as he had done with Applause broke forth and ne aé-|atives of Edgar T. Wallace. Wal-| Muscle Shoals. Even if the fricnds ; ar ann ta be dictated is ‘ —_s ee 7 Nationa! Guardsinen, ot eee ; uae a) the three others who, on previous| ¢e4: ' a lace was named as co-respondent by! of John W. Weeks should may the a ponent for drastic cette — demonstrators here last night. Afte~ 4 Indications are that the. ail hi ba days, had sworn they saw Mrs. “If there is another demonstra- Stckes. orig.ne! cost, dollar fer +t)! av. Mus- aa od she Geverament’s aitieinten meetings held to consider the high were shot down in cold age Stokes going to, or actually in, the! tion I want the court officers tv re- Chief among the witnesses to be| cle Shoals would: be a complete). 1 the pruning of the official pay- Number of Casualties Reported in | Prices, parties of demonetrarere w- -tause they recognized the rob We feed tf Wallace apartment. move anyone who applauds.” questioned here are Arthur and Wil-| loss to the people, because John W. saeered see ; Outbreak at Cologne. gan to attack shops where the prices ST. LOUIS POST- “whom officials believe ara to te BE The court sessions were tense, with Quiet was restored and Unterny- | bur Wallace, brothers of Edgar T.| Weeks’ friends will not develop its . a Government’s initial proce- By the Associated Press. ictet a considered excessive. Many Founded by JUSEPH PUL ‘einployes or men familiar with 98 bs recurrent outbursts by opposingjer asked Thornt . ic ver.| Wallace, and their wives. They are! matchiess possibilities ond will not wnt Te wens a COLOGNE, Oct. 12.—A number of | Windows were broken and consider- Dec, 1} -vperation with, trains and wi cue . on to tell his vere! dure is considered to indicate that ain ee “a bef h lice | Publishea Datly by The | 3 Ath mH ik counsel, witnesses gnd spectators.| sion of what happened at the Dis-|expected to give testimony which) uge it for the public benefit. = It Chancellor Stresemann is determined | “#Sualties, including at least one able damage“done before the police) Co, Tweitth Boulevard and: vountryside around Tunnel 13, ta bie Physical combat was threatened. | trict-Attorney’s office. It went tike| Will refute evidence presented by| would be well worth while tor the 4 fi rther wy Bs id- |fatality, occurred here late yester intervenég. (Merfer Audit Bureau of G teene of the holdup, 17 miles s car is Lawyers wrangled. Witnesses ar-| this: |plaintiff that Mrs. Stokes visited | waterpower and fertilizer financiers put an rae Reve Senne es eae ¢ ’ “| Thousands of women who assem- i mee: of Ashland, Ore. meds Ei gued, Charges were finng back and ‘ ‘en borhood, trajnmem at the 1 Cast EP fh We can’t do ‘thing w : jsend power long distances without) of work are largely due to French 4] et aa tered. The witness is a middle-aged say anyt ing with him.} Boonville Ice and Laundry Co. and’ josses by leakage. . 9 . : }* 3. lhe train felt no apprehen eos man with a bristly mustache, who e'll call in one of hig kind; may-| their connections here are excellent. a oa : |measures. Moreover, the French of- ae hen the train slowed down m ie ER rE . be he ll 1] ‘ . I Say this now for the benfit of | fi ‘ial arra e ent of th econ mic S33 2 Sige resented Untermyer’s cross-examina- | te him something. Mr.| In the days when the visits of Mrs. ' Be . arrangem e econo ak: Verul shots were fired. A mom cae bE fe , , Morton (Ferdinand P : the international financiers, who, ! organization of the Ruhr is most in- i ge RL a tion and frequently barked just as txt ne erdinand P. Morton, 4 re-| Stekes and Wallace to Buncton are] with the Alabama Power Co., have adequate, particularly as regards the ‘. Re ty eee isa "ver. sro, en an assistz strict st- . : . rT ares ? y as § rae ab 4c : ar gpk | sharply as did the sawyer gf nie Bier int district: pt-| alleged to have occurred the Wallace! ytyugcle Shoals almost hopelessly in| jmport and export stations é % t‘onductor (. G. Merritt, who ave Rae. Thornton knew Wallace very y) came in and cross-examined ilv lived Pp pP ' ns. Pe charge of the tral tte eae! & family lived on a farm near the] their grasp Mi ie ; de n, attemptec¢ ee ae well,” he testified, and saw Mrs, | ™e in a room by myself until 4:45./ village. “Te , ii cael wy Ministry Faces New Crisis. u Biet the frightened passenmweld| 4. tae Stekes entering the. building in| Then he said: ‘You're a tough cus- hash ee f owt t ; a “ : With the final vote on Chancellor me tien rusheU toward the engine oy tage which Wallace lived, three or four| tomer and I can’t do anything with) WEEKS TAKES FORD k ee ni oan = a Stresemann’s authorization law post- |' ee tompanied by other trainmen. b 3 hae times, or maybe, as he had testified | YoU. ih rome wlio ae “ ie poned until tomorrow, the Coalition ia - They found 8. L. Bates, 55 ye ea! ‘cle at the first trial, more times—so Bailiffs Hold Lawyers Back. SHOALS CHARGES UP “wt 18 Not the/ to the man who is at present Secre=| ‘seme last night. if the authorization bill fails, it is a te engine and had been shot, ahie BES and about a woman who called her- an you saw. You can say you 4 — = at ° a Bee “| migh ay . ate BD. tary of War. — “ie ‘ied trom four bullet wounds oe eae self Maggie Thornton, who was ght have been mistaken; maybe - | fis wt: | Sy hg : ver it wasn't Mrs. Stakes.’ ”’ . Long ago Mr. Weeks matured in } = mach, £ >: fa called his wife just as a convenient hi fe e The bod f th il cl * ae , ,|, Untermyer be iis mind the plan to break up Mus- Me y of the mail clerk, & 47 Tae means of referring to her, for she y egan to interrupt, as-| ¢ : eh . r: Peach! & - Lead ; cle Shoals and dispose of it piece- > Dougherty, 35, of Ashland, fe Fe was really his “housekeeper.”. The | 8¢rting that the witness was making e Pe - und La Bt official transcript of the questions|® Charge of conspirac 7 hé |} meal. When he sold the steam plant o | al oud in the burning mail car. EY i and answers 0 ly of aor at the| Officer of the State. os neha 4nj}at Gorgas, he pulled the first stitch : 1 the train was pulled out of soul § District Attor e ’s office w aq | to shout ab ut arrai ey began in unraveling the greatest single ’ ° Munel and the fire in the mafl i i i 4 to him Gar ine io nied th @ pre the highest-®&o the ‘lon * sh from | prospect ever held out to the Ameri- One Side of the 3 "es cxtinguished. The matl car . ° ; pie * . pee a to.take a very careful look at her,|din, and once more there was u Phis plan was formed by John) | dinner. Give him the surprise he pi _ . ‘trailed them over the nv “Ame ce ; ' study her features as much as you | roar, I | W. Weeks. for the purpose, as he | ng neue region in the vicinity. “ies nite 4 want to and tell me now whether or! fp the tumult it w 3 | thought, of injuring Henry Ford, K toc Oo | always enjoys—a baking treat made cous Store the holdup an automa a a rot the woman whom you testified thas rand } | was not noticed | Which shows’ how much a Boston | . | ith PA -** reported = aa having pa fe a in the Stokes case you had seen en- igs wh be had entered the court- | bond broker, in polities for pas- : , runswic 7 wl 4 in 12 teh Ashiand going north + eS aaa tering the apartment at No. 13 East | wig, cuner Pe “4 his secretary, | time, knows about industrial prob- instead “rate of speed. Two men % ea htt cceasions between the years 1914) ang aged age eapiohy nen spotted him | “But the injury has shot past Henry . sure | . they may have been the | merit. and 1916 is actually Mrs. Stokes | yo. ep Bim te and up. Thornton | Ford and has landed on the farm- Is Com let po a Ralflroad men at Siskiyou | ee 5 : ’ t } " ‘ 9 Ae ] ain y surprised and from then i ere ] —— p e ; Sy ' hy [ur : ee it present before you! l'on had trouble panied . | ers. was willing to demonstrate ao, you 7 ‘ing seen two men board eat tt as ' ’ } ‘ ? ‘SC . ls A I RN me teh ¢, a He A. No—I wouldn't say this i8| Stokes, how ene cqgkcribing Mrs. at Muscle Shoals that power and . The Economy BAKIN Bosc entered te Saas ii the lady because I don’t remember | ie eee Sarees at she | fertilizer could be Th N t B k Ou G POWDER 4 a Oe nd by at sof ia d “ey ; | wore, when she came, and all the | lower c : € produced at much € ewes runswic t uy | dese! 1563 ered the tunnel and t o> 1aae secing this lady. |'minute details concerning he . ver cost than now and that the | a. 6 ORG Were given to the eo: caw “Q. You don’t remember seeing | ¢, the wal): i* her visits | Government could be assured of an * Mritieg, ee ae : ia ili. eerie Eeeeiage sem weer 9h | Oo the allace apartment that Un- adequate supply of war ltrs = my a é : B id . by adhe . “A. The lady whom |! saw is much | termyer demanded. | Muscle Shoals, intact, w an ae Dou hnuts ©. kes Biscui ‘ NT IFT 9 ahobhban than this jeds. | age sad agp 9 Bea Counsel for) greatest te «Aan peng — pil ra | eIy M g b : a 9 ts, : S ON BRADLEY METCALF } Q. Then you feel that when you | nese ducing ‘the dew. a was euee- Muscle Shoals in its ni- aetna e pe ectly raised thy wv | . ee testified on the Stokes trial that Mrs. | qonedg a tow , d wey trate production Is our greatest in- Thi ° 4 — Phi : rt Stokes was the lady whom you had | tographs an ane reee reins ht ibiens acelin een 26 if ean ence his attractive and popular Brunswick Console model may and properly baked—everything will a ' Yaga 2 succumbs to . erapns davit: A | 1 ; 4 3° ace : 3 . ee seen entering the building at No. 13 incidentally. he left with so iF sae our greatest assurance of victory-- we i be accorded place in homes of distinction. Attractively turn out 6é2 t ri ] t’”” if oe the a PRE ese 5h yey apts ta ee te ey ary aise that you had 'for Missouri. where they will nes : xs fee Max JD. Steuer, chief of c sel for | '#n and seemed to lack ir devall.. -. S @ only thing I could =—_—-=- th ! uall k eit 3 €c 7 ie. in Stokes, jum a - pee 44: luster: the eo - aed 1 UES! | Zo at Muscle Shoals which I e world—are contin y ept . Peat on bre ——. — a cS Se the : a per ub and protested , ! corners of het mouth mart bi 7 am a ; ¥ - woolen manufacturers in halts that he had neyer seen a copy of |¥*Te drooping and thore were lines | NOt Able to do elsewhere, would be producing enough Calumet to 2 ied States, One of ite ¢ oe ee the testimony taken at the District-|'" her face. Her nother, Mre A. 8 oo. Mane ertitiney fhe the farmer, Adam Brown American Walnut ply the great demand. e Bie ten ee and that is the sole reason why John O° rend. W. Weeks and scores of corporation lawyers have exerted their cunning tc prevent me. The same influences ’ : ' " ; ; ' Attorney's office and that he wanted) ° Hier, wae ansent, i!l and worn out the transcript from which Untermyer Her husband still «tared at he had read marked for identification. | The trial witil be resumed Mcndayw Ground Floor—Heart of the Shopping District— 7th, Bet. Locust & St. Charles—Many Attendants It never varies, In every can the fast & tae... Pont Diapatels. i ~ 'VISVILLE, Ky. Get. 1,—-A ike ire 8. ee ‘ear iwlatapewet> ‘ Se hr SO ER Ne, ‘s ra . it Rent ian, opie ap IE be ~agt lo ae “¢ 4 J ee ee et Se ee ee ee eee ee Untermyer began to complain and re ae - Sati, that meewented ani . od the two were soon before the yenel cpositions Will Be Taken at Bunce- prevented & vote in the Houne good ¥ me : ¢ yefore the vench, » Will Be Ta | eee ae © vate fo the spéonful is as as the first. i ecuaen F ot at it, shouldering each other, | on Fromorrow. | or the EVERY i on, filed last July by But F: i waving their arms and shoutipg, | mg 757 i vit 7 my hi. ae | ee ong age’ Gorgas Diant to prevent ° INGREDIENT USED OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY U. gs FOOD A ; “caingt Henary W. Levy of Ay when Supreme Court Justice Ma-jpr ’ ety he ares sd yc psig apa - _* tas just pebite. ay : ' "| Depositions in the W. EE. bp. 8 ie ' eee, ee aa qf hone - tokes Sales Price Sm re et es Pas , ( y intervened. omecerens pS She Sy. WP. Sheuan allest Item. Sales 2/4 times as much as that of any other brand _ varied May 27, 1878, i “Il want both of you to stop talk- morrow morning ing... Jigatice oney said, as soon other pieces of Muscle Shoals and | before United States Commissioner = Roy Dw a the total sales price may comply bey employed by MBrs.” favorably with the initial payment “They may get other offers |

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ae by coe aan al fe He wag ae hse FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 19293 STLOUIS POST-NISPATCH Deen OO oS ee » . . - — f : ce : is “Display at First Fall Dahlia Show. Now in Progress _DAHLIASHOWDRAWS —“*"Ninacea ores euosea DANCER MAY REOPEN = i Ys Ke Bs ee Pe / APP ge PP BE GB a i, yy * ie on icate Spot W re Laclede 3 Gallons Daily, Attorney. r : R LS : + ~ a Pas. ' “— Ge? ae . ; Spon . yee SR fe 2 Pe Mo x Sone le asi % ; “ae po he : gman ee a Be ing wit Rh Pb af Rae foe ae hoe a8 SF ak : _ Columbus day, commemorating = ae «hel webs ‘ q y. , — _e or 4 , - ea “ “ ae “s a Bars. es - Pg eg + o 3 re ‘ x ” Me, ‘ . mit: _ : ' : . : ‘ : ‘ of ' sus «* . ; “ ri Ia > - FFERSON CITY, Oct. 12 ae ) : | | Bere tee ae me fk Pgs tL OMFS ae ee, £2 . SM fas » Man) Lovely and Curious Blooms’ the discovery of America by Colum- Court Ruling Permits Evan Fon- puri gasoline users are suffer. on Exhihibition at Botani- bus in 1492, is being observed today.' taine to Press Prosécution of rom over-competition in Bervice a z te Mo a ee a 3 ‘ > ae a 7 , 3 r . » ’ ¥ » ® ya ; ; es SS Se pe ae o , 2 ; oe . " : - + > . , " Sh . N ow "¢ nA ‘ dye : 2. 32 ra seni : a ee oa of Attor. - @ Border Between Oregon a . ‘Seip Y ge pS a ie SEES Se Set % pen , 3 Fa a Ms Cee. * it. ee ‘ ‘S held in St. Louis, filling the flower | apo ne —_ be re re rere: 6 me the I , 7 ; eae 7 3 eTrais a . Cage 3 Pie [3s . q > VO ae oe : . me RAE Os ee ‘ 4 Me wce ; > I BRS po EROS i : P T ae us L. Out peril ; ivieion at ' en ‘ a ecratiy . ext Week. Cali f f Sl ig Ae + i aN Cos 3S FOROS? I ce So ‘ Pre Ee >. (Meg ee , ot a ee eee « ‘ i. . . : % , : 7 ; J we OM ' . ¥ 6 y, “a » oi Tm eM ogs >* . a ‘L PS 4 be * ag _ Me ‘ : . , ; | vers Th , 7 iwion Yel ile red yy J i “eat sold gniy $3.818.00gq¢ gi After Holdup in Tunnel. | — a eg gE, ee ig ee ye MR OS le a ion, D | ctor and Seiléntin, Aeuign. ‘ugen, ste besten raed « decision res " Or a bye ; jt 4 3 Rai ons each a day >» . . ¥ “ ‘ te : Re . ey oe : 3 s : g : \ 2 bs 7 / a a A ; j | he averace. : . eS - ‘eve . Bs ig : Se ne 28 Me Fe Nee: Fr. 4 7 ; ; ots. |) ies ont. Re L yy ee even before the garden was over inonies began at 7:39 a. mm, with the iy, vaeating annulment of the mpeh- : ; ’ a a , : ‘ ; : oe a eee *) ( olun | : “ 4 _— : ay ° ery + he "') ; 5 Tre: tL te “¢ . ‘ sapours re noth. : MAIL CAR W RECKED m, : ss p boi . cme 4 : ‘ £, » « 4 dy a n> om ee eu 2 " ex Fo §- he 7 B24 : run with several rund red ’ isitors we Aas rT, was Coon é 7 ~ tn hie riage ; ort | iti i7T ft I iitain “* 7’ to do with tne control o oi] a 4 Be Nw ae - : ae “s i BB 2 taster”. se ae Fat og ; ) : s ; ' F ; AT sh ‘ on Sterting .. Adal nd little tm an with t Pro 4 y AN EXPLOSIO ; . we he, "oe ~ > re ¥- ’ te : ROX ee : ae > Ons trl 3 fe ge % 5 he, of Bee g 4 to the fiorists convention in session afternoon a mer rk r. commemorating d alice, ana hf ee OM7) aTIG istti ‘ +s its re. ; FE N ; ie ; : > "B. ; . ; ~ > she 2 Pn [4 ; che “af t tie reo. vi ry. The rétailinge of £asoline is ; z ° pe er Be, : SS PF Fp .¢. See ex a * obe9 Soa . ES Pie ee al Re A oy Oe We ; : VI ket st t will t dedicated it 4 oe 5 y os Ss S. agt >; » : oe ; > 5 Be ete é cel street yen MHicated. chief concern. . | ; Ise Sih ee: . Market sti , will I opening drew a considerable throng The Knights of Columbus cere- | Tompkineg, it yack, in Ja nk 4 ; ee % The show, which began \ye:lerday, - ; fe _ decrees on he cround that it faa 5 on RS x es, ee BA BEFORE SIE Sa ee nee eT gt = 3 ; Vas presented by the St. 440uis (rene, ' , ; ° 7 ' ‘ opserver can ee ha . | ° ; ce WT AN - ; Bia ME a, ts. 7 . bag ' : iy e ae Pon? “alias a ae De ga Re ae . ‘ “ii - oO S n. to # set j . : been obtained hy fraud.in 1429, Wael filling st , t t - | Blast After Clerk Barricades - a :.* ie ’ a “ % ¢ > ,™ See: a «2 ee . ter, . Dy A aed Mo a ¥ : . 2 , ' ? - ‘ P 4 wee f : a a , . 4 : | ; j iS are idle . a | y ; owe S, ‘ 5 . ‘ , , » Co Pine * ae” v4 RS 9 aoe ‘ tee | Bed today. and Regr rat 15 LCOmMmorroy. l Knights of ¢ olumbus A« harity bal] nmiace on motion of ¢ ‘ornelius Vane «# % time. The j Self Number of p sen- : % a a 2, Ae a y 4 . Ss . . “A & a E om ya ee a ; * 2 ‘ % . be. tp. a i > se is re . : was Ol co tg " ce to 3 lore Tt 2 Phe benefil ot t hv Little Sisters Glé bp, iit VW hit ri : ma . Me : 3 , ; ? s a . o, ‘ "4 — : . z ” ee “ “oe S % X “* 4 . . P ” ; ‘. oP ee — ™ “. . oR , —y ? DD) 4 Ul tT J Cy OT ‘ a iri — i tins "! be A rier: aT a hite MG ? : ' “ deal » F , : , TT ce mt to 100 per 2 "REDDING. - 1. ‘ T. ae -The 7 . >a ... me ~ rN Pe : ~ ™ Oe ee om ‘ re de bge ig ae ‘ . : ae . & : . * @ 3 ‘ ; aw. ee > S we oe oF “a ae . q } P diate Liew? na ote a? ‘hi rd ne re a a i . . } } *) } : 4 ’ ’ . : , .% ” -” ‘ . Fd : : ts , aa 2 p ’ ee - filling stations must go out. of = yon and California are believed ra beat a eee bile, ERS go 5 Z Sei ae is CCS Sa py cae ERR growers hor beer > yi wi ig 3 Montuine’s pe | " a >t set | saat a ¥ ; ' tiie meantime, Acul ied abel WlMtne) “al rmartied iit 2 Og Re aceaas : ial Car 4 ‘ . roud, hi nian} f the ribbon er \ , SR, BE > oS ee 6 CO GR Sx ; bs at 2a = aye cequired., : ' Norton o1 Pati i" | as ~ } | } i} 4 ; | ‘ 2 q x ee me - ~ - 2 -- - ; . ae Me, 2 ve - voles : a WB . . , oA F ‘ " ig , ww: “ + .. ; , 7 ae Sn ; rs ‘ ; Meee or . > . : ee , aunent’ mistake .of amateurs. Pring seven Distinct Typer. ery CPoR se, 7 ; 2 4 i : foe . ™ ; - . , es: ad me ‘ 3 ; me 5a “e" o : : 9 Se sx ; : Sp “ig . Bog , AL: ae i bis e. P| iit ae ht Le J Aili ' ‘ asaPe toes ast td nnuudiment ert) tie wround that we rgueed injuries | JUL score © ge . 5 ee. Me 5 See ROSS ae Petes wre, (he Sere Cx. ie s ie ’ Z ' Seve distinuw Tey: : - ; A o ‘ ‘ + — os@ tan , tr Ve a beside a } 3 j “ passe S tmr gp} Tl xpios ee 4 A OG : ne ae one er See cian ws Pia. f 5 nae pe a CXPIaineG, » to set them out a . ee yr of Varations were eé@xhib- | Adalt had been Drevinneiyv maecriedl e ) : nee re rah ij a «+ »LOSiOT) 3 . 4 y 4 sont t es f : Pn % ce ~s aes : oN se ‘ 7 C3 2 ° Be a , 3 , y “a @: . "14 » Lee _ ~Y ' “¢ 7 7 . the rum ‘ , Sri ALi \ ‘ reenes — : ; in t Thi Gi antic Auctio a . , a > Re ™ — De “4 - LH . : ; % Fas ; : LER - See ten . a $ arly; . i iat r mt Owthn a : i] ita Li) ; P . — ging .. m6 fron tlic tine ' and hac mot eve ti divorced and a. 14 r hey tried ‘ rea thea = ‘ epee 2 a ae Bo —. Seg oe SS = ee ire = Se “ . ; ‘ing. but stops itirely “ith the rangi 1m) BiZze . > Lab ye . S$ g J, fl mm whereby 1! >» torce tne " Oe sah See eae agi , gig ee: be, sit ae i Z Spring. bu stop entireiy with i na ‘ithe marringe had never been eones 4 ‘ : > @ , Se Be DP Pere Sa ne ie Ree * oe. EE ins Se mia ie igs sultry summer months if they are pheroid pompon to the eneormou ag | oe entire S240, aon stock = up at 4 j way into 7 re t > f*s 4 . ? . * “: aN "tee ~ ‘ a oe eK ne Z d - *» e : es Ay w - » r~ ye os en , oe i ie : a Si o “ be as i 6 . i *« . ‘ , rep f! wr fist? > - j : ; j re ' 4 es b eel ri : ? ; kd , 4 rl : v hi it Lae ° Vv Tt’ iz ft het Ser Veet ion. YOU name the price fer . | rs 3 Bee eae 2 ee Me » bie : e* ee" ; eRe. VL Oi en vey set out too early. Metebay Mian: LER oe Pipes ys Say | by her ttorney with a urn ade : .. , r r° | i. 5 : ry? . eA 5 a es ah WS - en : Se ; te . kx “5 . . . ss A’ : LOO NS OOO LO , . ' ‘ ist] ; ry ; «4 ; ‘ bit mas, Watches, Jewelry and . $ The rob! eTs | eae ‘ ‘ mVTUett- a , Bee ae tA : ¥ oe Z 3 x ek To » * $% - sats noes ; oA Py Fin eee ; ¢ ae: on, ; ; The f ‘ower is indies nous to M ex- Te ort ? gadjarieter. ‘ oo] ors were trom y : . . - S5 ired articies. No limits. Bid on —.. ~ 3 San ‘ ' BR 5 a Fe, ees Ct & ae ‘ -_ . : , , 4 son ge . Te ice ‘ | Wa ra ba aad a e? ‘ * - Daily , ic Cen? — % se fe Rens at em ee & oe Oe pe « ee yee ee ae SP ee one ee NS ge ~~ I i ae ee “> : Mes eloped from tne native-?t ype WwW ith rhe cactus ty pe, Iirfvin ¥ Hix h has . ‘ pemes «) dsi 7 somes in many. lovely and curious | point out stiffly in the se¢ toblanece of ee - aed . > ; ‘* “+” - “4 . ih ae » | tly 4* ! ‘ "gs ’ \ es aw | a ; rave the an@ulime mi cent re¢ se) did” indications are that the trainmer Colorful display a t Fall Dahlia Show, Missouri Botanical Garden, which yesterday opened so successfully that it is to | forms and every shade of every col) sp! ww er ite pp an coon = of ee Me was successful in this actlonice cee ee teat 4 | * or except blue. row 0 | in two rings of colo : | | | were shot down in — be- be repeated yearly. ring said that on his recent or- ‘The show variety, a big ball of rolled which was based on the ground that tause they recognized the robbers, | - 3 = - - - ; ; a he Sse oy ae | ee bit AawER 7 ——| ehid hunting trip in South America! petals, in the white looks like a large aoe ¥s ete cal, which rae the decreny | - hem officials believe gare former TI ee ay eee e 4 i a ) : anil did ne uve jurisdictior nae? T. LOUIS POST DISPATCH et a ee ts —o PE TION ASKS FOR vale uM LiCiel sUMGS 10 aaaeall Ti agai a Sue Uy see me 35 INDICTMENTS iN TEXAS . saw dahlias growing in the form) ruff. ot +3 ™ = il Founded? pD* JJEEPH 1’ —— ITZER, ‘ tal 4 . . ae . } 2 | ’ , = if RECEIVERSHIP HERE cut ; j 4 ‘ > | } ; > ga , . : poe _ = ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ f a soy 4 | of small : rees, os or 30 feet hie h, at : (*rs seiner jase produced many etrik- : M itis is ontuine's breach oO "sit Pied 5 og | Dec 12. 187 pera u aoe uns and Wi ‘ Drees) any ‘ilure of officers to Was hen ihe quivalent of $6 F hun altitude of 9000 feet in Colombia. ing color combinations. One a ise suit, whith was dismissed afteyy, lishea Taily bv The Pull tzer Pubiichiag taal pobsientt Ween . 44. 1 al Meek Boulevard und Olive Bowens qemoutryside uround | FOR INDIAHOMA CO. obtain profer equipment the com- t ket, compar | 4, tiie the ruarket. Hupared with veste« The bliooms were of a light mauve admired at tne show Was a W, 4 eae annuline nt. never hus been gotigg i ‘ a . : : by . as « “ i P “ae FER ee ~ MMe > a ee” ; - ™ ; ' 2 } . ‘ j ‘ » ' rol 4 i > so Wee ; . ~ Le ¥ » . a . , : RS ‘ : b “ane wae ee it eMC AL IE Sak 5 ePnco ura gitie 4 1, ; ‘ va : ness weiter toaa! > &FrOUPpP OL Mme | SARs ae : > OO ne Sg Poon 7 heat reas oe aS ‘ Me ESO ae TO ee FE, . issouri lantiia J ry i‘ Cuarjier ee ghe l } ee ° : 7 ‘ ° , p er ey om Se ¢ a ennun 1] . praigl if . : . . > Swho yesterday field >a southern i? ie : ember Audir Bureau of Circulation.) i aes bo eh ‘3 pes? See" s 60 per cent less of) day's price SLT ke 4 or 5 inches across. Rawson. a white bloom of the show/ tied in court, Was Vacated, ang they : : — Te ‘ ti whe Be. vusvlil yi crude oil than #& re- ““Movodv's ists directo! | True Bills Mnand on “Alleged Sate of Judging was conducted Wednes-| variety with a faint tinge of laven-| action of the Appellate ig rER fat Ss ; T,. — rk nail n - 4 = ° e . ) Fe . ; ; * , e ie IBEE } HE AS ASSOCIATED PRESS. al i not ba Bsn oor. ued From Page Une : a vey Ht day before the disp): vY was publiciv der at the tips of the rolled petals | plaves her in @ position where Sof. anneal . 7 ' - ; = iupetitors, the petition company as follows: Ji John , Bogus Stock in Oil and Min- : > Ao get yueee if onc iustvety entitled | hance for 1 life burricade titi nertem oh mee ey ee large Vice-President Rerninghaus. Poe. eral ¢ onaerioaagannae opened, by W. A. Manda of South | The Yuban, another of. the show | Can proceed to prosecution of bee e “ey ial Ipot e pre ae : 4mseif in hi ‘ar faThe e robbe * . A a * ! ee i | 3 : | Ts “itiog ask appointmen ' aldent Schock and EK. J. Kraus st. | 2, . “* aa rt . ; Q ch 12.--Thirty- ? range, N. J., and A. Tonsett of | type, bore petals of a deep cream) Clains againat Whitney, lawy te = Ault ghte ot resuiloanalh ; dl , = ap . . 1 Ha = ; DLu Incorrect j : rmMatio | te ciporary receiver to take imme Louis; V. G. Dnunington, Vic ye ; ri i dictments charging misuse of | Portland, Ore.., both known eaperts = colo slashed with erimson. vid wei pecia] dispatches | herein are also reserved. Ge” papel wErOEs to ‘inancial cons ee Te nae oe hnarge of the: ts of the com-, dent Gieske und H. A. Tingley > ae + f ‘re t0 FO Rn Te SE ; : - others . . : ” he ; fea ’ feat avis es7 } ‘) \ ; ie 4 mTrid Lou? oLlne!l ly, without Sunday. one ee Oe: 00 eu Pu * died froin the ; , Hh, dalle, t1 ‘ ‘7 . ; .?% ? iT « } 4 44 i) i 4 | i ' ‘ | " c*¢ I? determimed. His! ee a ; all t preliminary injunction restralning - BY nt: PP , i ae ot nev order or St Louis exchange. Ga . har i Dasanee ic oma ' inient sal: yona yee orni- : i / *y oor ry p ¢ -! ‘ ith the ae! ‘yatta a . iz ci! r) . ‘ q*enltti? . ce . i] ' ' ‘ —_ eos e , a ‘ag. . reanized Wit . lvered by city carrier or out-of-tows ’ Mead I f SS lehea ar oe properti of the DiInpans r acting Chicago Investigator Pind- Cost Is + | | ges Aeaiera: : , | . ‘. : , . 4 win- 2 ; 2 . . ‘ | . oe o ? > 4 4 - ' ‘ rT} +4 } * - ' } ily oniv. SOc «a month ~ Sunday. 10ca copy is sa aaa Mee ite fy end account , beimil. Aas mnt 2”, ents. Re ate is af stoce ie ee ee CAUs- ch woclnted Pres Cordon Entered as second-c lass matter r Juls 3. ee A 9. at the Postoffice at St 2.. Senee re -~ , ' ° . Ta) rere the . - ; react +, + - : 6b ia Lait j } ee ‘ ; ie aie wed hose | : : rf the act of March 3, 1879 es Shot by Hobbers.. i So | pital " Ont A ray igs eee igo ieted t J = ‘ / —_ ; oe ws 2 | LJ cA 6° Lic : it ‘) J ’ P ; ae ; "ste. eur 1 (Vtes @ANN Kiniach Contra) AOR. a4] i neregile rom 7 oo a “00 000 shares ;: Po: . on twmo- ing 1 aes > 4 MA , ‘ retury 8g he ~ = ’ ° b : I j ‘ [ ra ‘ j ‘ } ; ‘ “Ss ("Hille Af ; . ALI acCcouUuni —— . ’ wig A . ; Ou Well supplies. OR FO REI Oe OR Ep ME are JUDGE ANNOUNCED BALL SCORE Federal Jurist Kept Jury Informed * 7 .--F . ' = vay ™ > i ™ . » > —— f Wor id a rie . (ame. assernpre rs 4 . r re~ ‘ - ‘S* we ver . ' - 7 Bertin Priced Hospital Nec a He Ip. of } Of ‘ ngine ‘ ’ oP P Ass a " 6. oe . . . _ 435 vs i= . i 4 in : ; ' ’ oe am sA ; a.% 3 vr 0 OF Z : i “The trainmen. ; A) 5 Beas rom cern be 14, yy. 192) BE RI IN, Si pt. 3.—-P rofessor ». te, iy . el he financial statement as “contrac’: > anay be thee te ee an ews jam “5 wears : 4 lividend was i rip, ¢ Langstem, president of the Associa-- - . . x es , > . ™ , . -r) . > ’ 4 ’ a en eer tion of Private Hospitais and Cliir is ¢ ndeavoring To preven? ollapse of these instit ions in Ger- | Kees in the seventl ning,” “said 1 mark. meh pense ne dec public that | Court yesterday. HE BEST OPINION seems to be vocal recording that we have heard in * the coming win' ill be one of e Judge electrified the court-| thet “Just a Girl That Men Forget” is moons. See an x Ge ee FP agrtrrcanen ta destined to be the song hit of the year. It's a well-nigh flawiess combination. aay Possess Our opinion, personal and public, is Ask to hear OKeh Record No. 4929 and that Lewis James has made the finest get Lewis James at his best. Try Any One of These A RARE TREAT TO 6 BEST SELLERS ALL MUSIC LOVERS | EASY MELODY—Fox Trot ' YES! WE TIAVE NO BANANAS — ellow Jacket: Fox Trot—Vincent Lopez and His INTRODUCING | +958 ) The Yellow Jackets* + 73¢ ) WHERE NIAG’RA FALLS Hote! Penneyivenis Orchestre FRED COLBER rane tees eemmecese | Penney! vania Orc * A ij Pianist, direct from the New York Studios. where he JusT GIRL THA MEN FORGET , OH! GEE, OH! GOSH, OH! ix a contributur to the Library of Recordings for | “ s| 1 secs meats eee TAMPICO nee On A aie NE 6 sateen oe! winds Mies | failled to. produc : ; TELL ME A STORY—Fox Tro: CAROLINA MAMMY —Pox Trot oo a tacene es way fromthe stene andthe it the: $50,000 tow be transferred Reproducing Piano 49n2 a «17 | me gamertag: Saal Bee 7 led them over the moun- ‘ 00! . oO % . 7 10 in.é BORN AND BRED IN gp I’! DRIFTING BACK 4, : scedices len’ Siin eleeen 2 lleges LADIES’ WR , T$e ox Trot : DREAMLAND— Some baking Salaries Called “bxorhitam ytd | oldup an automobite ) | Bire Diemond Dence Orchectra® Bine Diamond Dance Orchests ~ 16 | | . } ive i Satar: , ey, UU a ait * are setlme for the neat 10 dave instead | tein . | a TING RaAU i\ ra ory , an excellent Watch like ent; has jew- Ot. cans. Be 4 4 riivie and autnorit ; at > Anh -— ta. x . . ‘ “#ieGd tievement. 20h-yeur latest eu- ; get ; ees : = ) ~ re ed hite goeld-filled ¢ ‘4th Ss ] N ‘ } } } | D al e4 oe : . A> es trite ce _ teriziug each as “cx itant.” ivehed womens ( nieneteel” te “the | F ' € By Y T cig pound whea iy i ain te Cidade he 6 en no Ne od | of ou | eale: ba) ae : eye ee. one She is. ne Pree ee ET fee) tet oe ky CAINE NE ERS Pe ke CE TS. sc ne! WA Pia dats a tae x 2 wae Nn re das aie ba) ie Say Mv 2 @ “Wel 16 years ago, " aceording to credit of the company has been! i \ + PO a bi i. — 4 a petition. \ damaged and it haa, got- been sble | 7 7 e t , ‘ ex 6a ident tea <n “2 ve aa

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” - _ = ame a fie a aioe ——— —— that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined : — ee ee re eee — 4 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH [he City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals = - - FRIDAY, ————— . — “i OCTOBER 13. 1923. > ee } SS a —————S— SE eee SS —_— ‘ OPENING WEEK OF WOLFF'S NEWLY ENLARGED STORE FOR MEN » oc Ua Ee xy teeta . oa gy hittin £ + Sie at a Be + es fae Awe Oe oR OE ATR SE a a - SMP od $e ww , EAE Oe, ~ ee ~~ ne ee. aaa v EASED oS at AR, EES gy NG SE NE ICE AINA Ft IRENE GEN MAMAN ERG ? B : . “ ay - ot >: : Pw ‘“ eR t S 2 wires , Tear ¥ Lee eee OR / tat hs ime i. pr 7 ae ne er, od ” my - , aera EPS T SESE an pee eee es putas Uedaoene OP SEE, | Se ees Le ie Ty Sete te: wa We Ore ile ier a WR”: Ube tina ae g Lo 8 Ts Sa oe a ~é Seta > ab MT Eek 5 oe Fi a ate "> fi _ a en ap ee Be CE 3 a ei Special, 25c Boz LAIN and bordered s in white and tinted w paper amd correspondence are offered at a special pric Saturcay shoppers. 24 sheet n aad Ati ate oat 1, » sled ones) wy WE? ne, ae et wn ge 7 330 x We by WE: ee ieee ise arches * Ge ctidiata ve : Seehe rye : i “ih o heels 77 | Of Special Intere: b Saturday Levy's La Blache Powde P| - Lambert's Listerine” Ti " Besieot Face | | Graves’ Tooth der, 3 Lehn & Fink’s Henna for timting the hair, sgc amc Sanito] Complexion Pow Kirk's Jap Rose Soap, Be > > . . : : . ; : 3 pa ee . = = ; $ = : > = = | 4 4 Stern’s Bath Blocks, . ’ . Se ~~ ; = = ; ee ‘. @ ‘ —.~ ; -. oe . x : . 3 Jergen’s Violet Transpa: SS - . , : , . fis , ~ ide . — ~ a~w r we. . " ——_ —~ > we 7 Copyright 1823 Hart Schaffze: & Mazz soe = g ; —s : ? ee age is snagged tmp ah iar we Hee Ss. (OBS a 2 sr fai oP hs Sp RR so FIR ha ae aes’ Yih ¥ f a a v Rah at SD Pade. ee A Me ‘ > lies by ah : te een ‘ f We, Me ES om Jes igh ee Vagaant ae . 3 - Se. mad de ne? a in 4 0 bd The Be +e ed : tie ¢ bey ? Sai Ps da ¢ F; 4 " : mi eae: Gee ~) Ra) F ae : * mn td i nt a eS Mae? Bes ttyl Hr? ‘ eae pe: th 16 OF oP S Mage hed «, ae a s' ae: AF Pech? i Fe Ve Be Opts : ‘ 24 = Py , ¥ y ae . ; = “s ’ Be Oe ‘wee cee Soe” * =e ¢ a : ‘ PS ie » ihe “3 ie a 3 * . » a : ae = a. ees > heme i hee BS “Seo5 cee. Si oe ae eh 2: & “ i as ¥ ; ne" = a 2 eo F PSPs t te a” te a ot i . é :* . » = 4 4 > > - . Wolffs greater clothing floor devoted to Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes ‘35 and up to °*100 WHATs best for you to buy 1s best i* multitude of customers who -Y for us to sell—that’s why we feature have helped us grow appreciate as do in Our greater store tor men — Hart we the sterling worth of these fineclothes Schattner & Marx fine clothes which we are proud to recommend FEATURING TWO-TROUSER SUITS This gives an added advantage in buying these fine clothes. Every Hart Schattner & Marx suit this sea- son Carries an extra pair of trousers 1f you want them Ba . : : Saks eT set iS te, aj ee Wee re es a . * x, oot al an) eer Siow A ee : ¥ ire ve x - 1 LOR OAL DY hy ASE as VRP TRS eee bs Anrniebaee The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes, Manhattan Shirts and Florshetm Shoes Wolff s Northwest Corner Broadway and Washington

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cc i ae ltt An ela, This confection has been pop- Marized among. our friends. A feasted almond imbedded in rich Steamy caramel. A delicacy that Sure to please. ik Chocolate Cherries, 49¢ Ih “ +! I ‘4 ./ & GRAND-LEADER _ . BAER & FULLER Automobiles, Special, $9.95 Weil constructed, equipped with 10-inch gisc wheels, ruber tires, headlight, motometer, in- strument board, brake lever and rubber pedals. (Toy Department—Fifth Floor.) PORWUIU EEUU EECUWeereeeereee —-* . __ DAe Ne tee Z s 4 2 , es ‘ awe BS le WEE YYEXTY ‘ oe we ° : ° , ~~ 4 ~ . vt - _ Ae 7 .”™* wosnt = % -- * 728 ->- | | | a ‘ FED MISSES’ WARM WINTER COATS 14 to 18 Years, at $35.00 Two attractive style groups offer practical Coats for everyday wear at this special price. One group shows fur- trimmed Bolivia Coats of an excellent quality. The other group answers the demand for sport models in Coats of plaid tweeds and plaid chinchillas, leather trimmed. Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Coats, 375.00 to $295.00 These are Coats of Gerona, Arabella, Fashona and other high-pile fabrics, handsomely trimmed with squirrel, beaver, fox, wolf and platinum fox. Decidedly smart in style lines, elegant of fabric and fur, tailored with faultless precision, they are particularly acceptable to the fastidious miss who demands that her outergarments reveal style distinction. i Misses’ New Fall Frocks, $35.00 Straightline models and practical Coat Dresses, made of Poiret twill, charmeuse and Soronella are shown in pleas- ing variety, attractively trimmed. A wide assortment of crepe satin Dresses is also offered at this special price. Dresses for afternoon wear and for more formal occasions are priced from $49.50 to $95.00 (Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) The “Jaunty Junior’ Section Coats at $25 to $49.50 OATS that were designed for youthful wearers are presented at moderate prices. Attractive side- fastening styles, well tailored of wool Bolivia, with fur collars and full-length lining. Sizes 10 to 16 years. School Coats, in sizes 8 to 14, at $19.75 to $25.00 Dresses at $15.75 and $19.75 | School Dresses appear in wool crepe, jersey, and Poiret twill, in a variety of styles and colors. Sizes 12 to 16 years. For girls of 8 to 14 there are groups at $5.95 and $10.75 Dresses at $25 to $35.00 For dress-up occasions there are the most attractive models in velveteen, and Poiret twill, with unique trim mings. Navy, brown, and black. Sizes 12 to 16 Flannel Middies, $5 and $7.50 Girls will adore wearing these Middies of navy, red and green flannel, with emblem and silk braid trimming. Sizes ® to 22. (Third Ficor.) , Special Purchase and Sale Boys Two-Trouser Suits Pencil Stripes $152 SE Suits were purchased from an Eastern manufacturer at a very low price and afford excep- tional values in this special offering. They are made of wool fabrics in popular pencil-striped patterns. Well tai- lored and strongly lined. Single and double breasted. Sizes 6 to 19. 2-Pants Corduroy Suits, $10.50 & $13.50 Good appearance and serviceability are combined in these Suits in a very satisfactory manner. Strongly made of soft-finished drab and brown corduroy—coats and trousers strongly lined. Sizes 7 to 17. Boys’ Overcoats, $13.50 to $20 An unusually extensive showing at this popular price range, including a selection of the newest colorings and stvles. Full and one-quarter lined models. Other Overcoats to $50 Boys’ Own Stcore—Fourit CHILDREN’S SHOES Saturday Is an Advantageous Time to Buy Them THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis House Slippers, $1.79 Pr. Good quality kid Slippers, one-stfap style, with low heels and turn soles. Felt Slippers at $1.00 Women's felt Slippers with padded soles and may be had in all colors. Princess Slips at $1.98 Of imported English sat- inay, strap shoulders, hem- stitched top, finished with three small ruffles. In navy, black, and brown. Sizes 36 to 44 bust measurement. Neckwear, 25c¢ Collar and Cuff Sets, fash- joned of sheer materials with dainty St. Gall embroidery. Tuxedo, Bromley and fiat styles from which to choose. Boys’ Sweaters, $2.49 Wool pullover Sweaters with shawl collars. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Men’s Sweaters, $3.49 In coat or pullover styles. A splendid assortment. ~ Fur Chokers At $8.95 to $14.75 : iric ’ fs i ne and two skin | Shoes tor Girls, $4 to $6 Pair Shaws] effects. Natura! squir- ‘ ; rel, German fitch, opossum and OR school and dress we offer Shoes in tan calf with elkskin or beige | fox in all colors. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) .de tops, and in patent leather with white, red or fieldmouse tops. > enpiee ania ; Women’s Sweaters, Other styles are also very attractive. Welt or hand-turned soles. All sizes and widths. from 8% to 11 and 1172 to 2. Bs ts : 79 Mohair Sweaters—the fines “Like Dad” Shoes for Boys mates are represented in two These Shoes are made to withstand the hard wear that boys will give ae Se them. Black and tye an Roacgen creased vamps or tips. English or * a gg ggnane broad-toe lasts. Solid oak icatner soles. eesented. Sizes 11 to 13%, $5.00 pair Sizes x to 6, $5 and $6 pair (Square #—Main Floor.) ae {Adair Tiger.) shoes shades. Special! Women’s Silk Hose 5 | 29 a Pair _ Silk-and-fber Hose of very fine quality, made with mercer- ized lisle tops and soles, are also included. ‘3 / “* » ¢« 7 . & ‘ Ss 2 7 > a “8, ** E are offering 1800 pairs of women’s full-fashioned Linen Gauntlet Sets, $1.00 thread silk Hose with long-wearing mercerized lisle tops, FASHION ED of heavy crash double soles, high spliced heels and reinforced toes. There linen with Bromley collars is a full range of sizes in both medium and chiffon weights. and wide cuffs, plain or lace trim- med. Suitable for frocks and sweaters. Others of net, daintily trimmed Every pair is perfect. They come in black and the popular with Val. and Venise laces, $1.50, ‘Main Floor.) $2.50 to $37.50 set. Net Guimpes, $2.98 Are Moderately Priced eae votes Frill or square meshes, daintily trimmed with real laces, Val. and Venise lace and insertion. Styles for dresses, sweaters and suits. ‘ (Main Floor ) Rain-or-Shine eae Umbrellas, $3.98 a—~ M B REL- LAS in all the new Fall shades, with sat- in tape borders. Smart club style handles of apple- wood, and com- binations of am- ber and white and rings. Claw tip trimmings 5 S and stubby ends. (Main Floor.) At and THE Yeather-trimmed Hat, in many novelty effects, is featured in this selling. The draped Turban, so chic with tailored suits, the large brimmed Hat, in soft, graceful lines, anc other smart and new shapes in Panne and Lyons velvets, are pre- sented also in the popular trimmings—mnovelty pins, hand embroid- ery, and brocade and metal cloth combinations. are extremely good values. All of the Hats Children’s Trimmed Hats, $5¢€®$7 Bracelet Watches The little miss can choose from this offering a Hat that will be suitable for everyday and for dress wear, and that will be appeal- ing to her own individual taste. the popular shades and trims, present a pleasing variety of unusual models. The styles are for girls from 6 to 14 years of age. Special at $10.00 Velvet, duvetyn and beaver, in all JHITE gold-filled Bracelet glee in rectangular we si with 25-year antee hen dials a reliable School Hats, $2.75 to $3.95 _—_faettea’iewde movements,“There Broadcloth Hats, Tams, Pokes with fur trims, ribbon trims, and tassels, present pretty and practical. models for school wear. ' Misses’ Velour and Duvetyn Hats, $3.95 A limited number of Sports Hats of exceptional value constitutes this offer- ing, and will be quickly claimed at this low price. They come in sand, brown, beaver, henna, green and black, in all the popular sports shapes. ¢rpira Fivor ) Impor ted Gloves TAMBOUR shape Clocks im At $ ] 25 Pair TWoO-CLASP Gloves of chamois-suede, _ three styles for your selection, with fancy turn-back cuffs and two-toned (Main Floor.) embroidered backs. sizes 5% to 7%. 16-Button Gloves, $6.05 Gauntlets, $3.50 to $6.50 ets. Dresses may “Perrin” Gloves, overseam > sewn, Paris point embroidered in kid and cape. All the new backs. Black and "eee col- | Fall shades in a complete line of ors. Sizes 5% to 7 “Perrin” Chamois-Suede Gloves at $2.45 Pair A 16-button novelty Glove in beaver and covert, trimmed with braided and cut-out de- "HIS Hors- signs. Sizes 542 to 7/2. Imported Kid Gloves at $3.50 Pair is 37% in. tall, short Gloves of Pique sewn, one large clasp, and bandelette arms and head. top of contrasting color, heavy crochet backs. Dressed ip pret- In black, white, brown, mode and gray. ty dimity frock, | sizes. Brown, gray and sable, in Novelty and plain Gauntlets are 200 to sell at this low price These Watches are very pretty and will make excellent gifts. 7 (Main Floor.> se:@u #2) 4 ry ~ Cy A 3 Tambour Library ~ Clocks at $10.00 mahogany finished cases, 20 inches long and ro inches high. Silver dial, eight-day movement. Cathedral gong that strikes the excellent timekeeper. e are Mama Dolls. Special, $3.1 9 man Doll has a sweet voice, imported kid. has composition with two pock- be had in assort- ed colors. (Fifth Fleer.) Bird Cage and (Main Floer New Skirts for Fall Stand 350 in a Special Selling a: 56:23 "THESE Skirts are all new models, tailored in the pre- vailing modes for sport wear, and particularly suitable for wear on crisp Autumn days with the popular brushed-wool sweaters. The materiale are camel's hair and cameline cloth, in ‘plain colors, checks and weaves. an and brown checks in heavy worsted predominate, and there are some knife pleated wool crepes in tan, gray afid cocoa. Two of the styles are illus- trated and there are many more equally attractive from which tq choose in this special sell- 2 #, 7 (Third ? 7 o - et ees ~ ae $1023 A DECORA- is tive wicker and hour and half hour. A anteed s g 7 ¥ | ; * a eer Oe ee a sie <eclaa a my +e P ta : - ‘ in Song a 5 neat Ge tans Pug A! ee re F ae ee a Pe aye ee ea toe “ak ee, a ak rah ios hdres we es Blak, see “tie Panna Sd te OE Bk ee cA ae yi fs deen ad | tery AS 5 Shee ane ‘ JSarce oo a ya en eR Bs aes set 5 Lkegaieh- pall Sinha yee?" 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ity Circulati : -E tof the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daly : : = 5 EE a _ an .. 6 2 2 oe = a as | = ‘na ait & =e - ne ESEEBE BEBE aa ESS SS ake oe oe eee oe ee ee * | \ Should the Prospective a Mother Eat for Two: That’s just one of the many questions an swered in a spe- cial book! et prepared bY our Washinecton Information Of- fices. This bo | Mh we LOHAN i | Ua 7 Wig, od Bey pas al has ms eae ned CORE Lae germ eS . he .. we wey ee a4 - S - Ad di ee ee ie, ee See oe 2 poten - ed te we ae ae) re : $ iat AS a eae) ee ae ro ee es See A ihe, aan : : pepe Oey: | Urs» ta OTR Ss: d “e 4: te . aw rr S “ee For the _" Tomorrow Yr. A Remarkable Offering of hg GE es. \ NGS © : A Remarkable Sale of 500 a era F il C S Two-Pant Suits a De New Fall Coats and Overcoats A Group of $2.50 to eee : $19.75 Coals On Sale Tomorrow oe Leather Bags . | s2250 coas $9 E™.00 ai Geert ode =): 85 The Leath $25.00 Coats — end Over of Taste pe heater Tomorrow at | ~~ 4 2 F ¢”" > : “ x , ’ % « ” ' ° ’ we *, . bt bed A il = a?" “7 be | "Fa ‘| ‘e ‘4 ; ‘ : % ¥ , sid re . 2.8.8 2.828 S82) 226 8 8.2.28 2. 2 2 es ee 2 eee eee eee e a aes price. Youll Pin Seal India Goat ya) assint Vachette Beaver Cordovan Calf | (oats made of high-grade Bolivia, suedine, As- SS Nesiien dovbbeAccatie’ In Ten Styles : . _ trakhan, velour, overplaid and polairs. In brown, ion * a wo ss° aus — 8 uw ae a 9 ae at uy ~*s oh. 2 aietebel | Bel! with two Pairs f km bockers. You Ul find those (vercbats, with convertible iatien: that boys ike so Incinding | deer. Copen. oTray and havr. well. You ll tell us every ones a big bargain. Envelope Pouch | ' , ieee Swagger and Cnusually attractive is this side effect. modeled after Be Sure fo See : Assorted Varieties : ' mothers’ Coat. Inverted pleat im the flared back adds a . « - . . . 3 S 7 ry ¢ rs 7, : she. , “~ . 7 > ’ ; > > - Ty, htl u can ¢ hoes of meta. rik ‘overed trannies. Jat much ciarm the modeis, : are straig ine. . . , _- .. > tie -_ - * ” ——— —_ = 7 > . : and singie handles. vags Wilh colin purse anq Diver, OT peitec or Tlared , = | : Pp | 2 mirror lap. Some have two or three compart : 72 Coats for the Grade-School Girl, Sizes 6, 7, 8, 10 AL Cine Peep ageape.) Coats for the High-School Girl, Sizes 12, 13, 14 | F Suits for Boys oe i Coats for the College Girl, Sizes 15, 17, 19 | . : dette aeal > . Be in all ¢ ~— ; | On Sale at _ ae a oe =: : ps) um a 8)! a tac baa ~& : The Very Latest Fashions wes Another Special Group Juniors’ and Gr 7 a plenty of b y, brow shawl collar. —Shaker knit. In ——s we ine Ge . sheet combinations, Warm ee $12.00 to oats : esses (ff a S498 B sleeves : Jo. to oats 19 to li od we SEASACUTN ay vegans - O x! | Newest Fs 2 models. Single- he Bees ee Dress-up Coats for the a Sale at : 74 : mee ot, , ray uit . . : ' Sizes 6 to - old Sizes 6 to 14 | “a to : ys aps ; ar OF ee fe Lid od _— little miss, oe | ot " Special pach = | a | uarar.* it st. _ Man! . on at " - . “ . SS Cada irc ra a! . - 4 Cre-piece or Ppieated strle in Pond? 03 . 3 — = ring c : ine oroaage.o. a a =. : = servicesé bd le Jerse ? ae “; ee — a ngs ii ; ; a ae. > . . +P tur-trimmed te y) sial is mew Fall patterns Suk serge no agen Raggy nae leds eat Harve: olaire and | Fal } " * oa 7 & \ eee iJ . lt on : ™ : ° = ‘ = —_— ~~’ — Lew ai! {* ‘> “4 } a Unbreakable ree pocket gizee 8 *o 18. . Plerine and str ; “ é dats. - i é . — . 4 le ome : i) ‘ --*« 7 e Py ; +- ™ | » ° ne — ee + imi a) iia ae wt ek ce ~ ae ou 7 , he . ~ > Te i» TY) I e.. Ali are is* Biivt iné — ae | oe oe =e ¥ 4 Bigat &: aaey gest a ae ve ’ . 1 7 very “? ¢ “) . tae cal oe Ca tk he * eee CDR. hee x Nig ee fines fr ae aes i + 5 Sade tee Ss Ce Zs : bec gee ‘ , aesa@vw®= : ? - saponin : Kovac SP cee QQ | Toten te, Sets os 7 fh i ¥ ah OT. at ‘ te VOR: OS eM ay SA A tea Uke, Seat Sar hw iaes tines » rn, n> ag PTS en Dyed for the last iam ie “ me n stedvares enables eS $ is 5 us to offer 650 beautifu! Hats. made to sell for $4.95, $5.95 anc $6.95, at this very low price x Ke & %s ea ¥ _ to match the new Fall Ceats - ‘ es ‘Foeurth Ficeer—Nugests.) ig , F inest $§.55 sole Miwve $1.50 Cs Velours Ened: made with | y, The best. Beautifcl siey veloars. 65c Sets and Scarfs : . Wade with the reinfareed welt edge. | | ‘hoice of gray, brown, satcral, tans : and blacks. Sizes 6% ta 75s. Stamped and | ' We're St. Louis Agents Hemstitched | for Stetson Hats Pes 4 ‘ at } . + = ret» - Der Wi M1 : . a= . aS: C * an vet ye & » i — 2 J vines Es a J FE w¥ .> “2 - * d a r = ’ S ¢ S ¥ 7 * » 3 Re * a oo“, ~ ty 4 7 & wit an Te ‘ on ** + - a .s q ; ee : a & 4 S& "] ay = » ‘9 L. a] eo: Bt : & “a4 - se " Ps .s Px . 7 b Ba ~ 2 > af “a » , > 2 » * a Sy Fs 4 Fas F Sg — es 7 “ ~ ae a ree se Ss ote *. a SS a ae ; 7 a a oe 4 4 As y =... oe —- ae ps « nts > oe "FI Se eal -—_., es = ue » Pe i © os wed saan x \ ah my ae af: ere em 4 : , a x? 7 Cr =" > > a 2 bas 5 * : a z = ee} af . : ud pm Ee ~ 2 Ree s a * a - % By ' =e eg = > bile i. a s a’ a 2 . ; - 2 sf oh * ei - ee os : \. Sire : : E pee _ “a b s be ie . . ei = =z > = > > > : +> Hats of Lyons velvet wit! f] owers, feathers. bows and . , = rr -- ~ al? vy ; > ~ | iz 2 ec > i = ov ills. in the Srar. Sma > OIE re «tt 4 4 . ~—_ ~~ 5 » | ’ - } j »= rm wey > ~{ face. poke and turban styles in biaca, brown, sana x * ae fod > * . ¥ ES ey ee ee eS AY age * ent ye ee and era,’ (Bargain Basement—‘ugests. ) mer? ? ae a RE Nee Qi CGM ED a8 v2 ft 2m ne oe at 1) ate ne ea BROS Men’s Bathrobes eS $5.00 Robes. $3.95 | $6.50 Robes. $4.95 On Sale at ) | | $7.50 Robes. $5.95 $8.50 Robes $6.95 $ I sat wd ‘ " i $2.00 Flannelette Pajamas Men's heavy quality Filan- AS5 melette Pajamas. sites 34 to . | 44. Well made—on sale for $12.50 Boys’ All-Wool Children’s Silk Stockings Derby gtr Stockings, silk ° re eated in ngeee, 2 59 white. cordovan and wo-rants Sults | 2: oxe.c.99c Fer Saturday's selling we will place on sale 150 Full- Fashioned Mesiery Scits in all the i. ee verted and box pleat. Coats are a)- S 95 ae Geeed paca lined; both pair of Knickers are cag 's 1? fully lined; sizes 5 to 18....... 2.2... isle garte: ‘Bargain BDasement—‘ agents. | 3000 Pairs A Great Sale High and Low Shoes | | 300 Girls’ Coats $3.00 to $5.00 $10 to $12 Shoes Coats . . “Pa, . , ; ° ; 8 .* : ‘ .3 - — Poe Mo re > ne fy Pela eye epee ser - opel) Ree pers agile se ey: _ 4 desirable Fall colors Models are ack 3 . a * ad ere eee ©: ee eT ch chs be spe ae got dias ed at ee ee ie Se See SEL LE EP ¥ oan ee Pe a Oe Oe add 8 ON Oe ae we er mM § Oe 2 ae tal rs “ > pV 9b ae srs orem pean’ 5 eR re ‘ ' aes PLE CEs Ie Saat Sa 1 a * tim a ars a 44 - pee ee Whe: j af ahi cra tay Aad or al ‘ Gy Pe gif haggle aap wenn) atin y Soe ised trated : bew Cellar attached... ~~ re res a iget snd yartme Regular siz 2 - | With steel dise ball-bearing WH Ez ao ont ler ce : i Se (extra thick rub- ; the . marke ‘ iit) ee ae BO O2ORKNEOO ESS 6 O.8 6.8-8:4-8-8.8.8-0.8 BS ! a t /

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FRIDA OCTOBER Th 1988. FRIDAY, OCTOBER i12, 1928. nyt 7 m i , n _ it ‘ a * PT eyo et ° ~~» « “ * * > Mg SE LI ES ae a nn eC ett gee 4 ‘ “al op - The City Circulation of the Daily 2OST-DISPATCH alone/xceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by oe SP cy men. oe mn mee . Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA/CH ee L) s ee - niors and Girls’ Dresses plenty of black. _ I | cd TN ~ Ce DAI UQ UNH! Just in Time for Saturday! Another order, rushed, makes possible another offering of these high-grade Hats for Saturday. Bought especially for this last day. Hats in all the new colors and trimmings. Panne and Lyons velvet, metal cloth and fur, in all the new shades, such as platinum gray, brow n, golden shades and LT ee —— a ——— ane me oe nm ee Genie “\ epee ~ ee — - RR ee —— ol * ee ieaeetell *| « ts a ~ — as . ee eee : * aoe =n = ein Soe : a a a a! -_— remem Se Sen ee —_ ao i, oe ee eens amend Re ta er ee , end —_— ee ere ee eee S ouinemeneiaiel ee —_ OR gee beeen eee ROS —— - mmm re = owe ——" mmm ama 7” e f = om rt f, mee FT eee ;- ~ == 1 ; i* p+ ned te we Fy —— sae ' SE ce ce oe ae : : ~ Enabling Us to Make Again This Offering of ) $7.50 to $12.00 Hats On Sale Saturday $60 (Second Filpor—Nugents.) b | ve J4i sf \ rges ide: ear S (Second Floor—Nugeats,) Special for the last day of the sale. All good furs such as French Dyed Coney, Caracul, Opossum, Mole de Lure, Beaver de Luxe, etc., in the desired colors. , wu g 5° 5} | $10.00t0$15.00FurCollars. ¢ 55 (Main Floor—Nugents.) rand deep ~ i Fall and ‘“ Rich shades and plent 85 pace : | Many of These Smart Coats Shown Tomorrow Sale Men’s $2.00 Caps Ali-wool Chinchillas in solid BT. $65 PR for there's nothing ind in On Sale at offering “4 aa U 5 4q —+=—— . es, Oh v1) ® . Oh n fz All sizes, 86 to 46. . = j _ Sale Men’s $1.50 Caps | One-piece style | aps; silk serge ia > / imed; made with non-destructible ; T Bors. Sizes 6% - ifs or. ee ; $L15 . | ‘ % olors, with haudsome satin liming. A most welcome announcement, | right now as these Chappie Coats. In this special offering you'll find Coats ef brushed wool, the most favored, in ‘ S ® plain with bordered bottoms and hori- wea ers » wntally striped. With and without pock- ets, in bell and tight sleeves. Another Large Group ChappieCoats,$6.95 fe his group there are plaids, plain Coats and those with bordered bottoms. . $7.00 fo $10.00 (Second Floor—Nugents.) s0 popular Hats ons |l The New Chappie Coats SHOES In All Sizes. um bottle [n lid. Sale price. $2.00 Lunch Kits (Main Floor—Nugents.) Aluminum and cap. $1.25 Vacuum Bottles Fine quality metal 99 Icy hot, epint size. kit, with pint Vacu- $ ° In green containers. shoulder (maid Floor—Nugents.) \ Beautiful quality, J) genuine Kid Gloves, in the gauntiet style. For street wear. Full P. K. sewn and embroidered backs. Choice of all the good Fall shades. 5 Coaster Wagons ize, extra well made, all bolted, n dise ball-bearing wheels and hick ; res Ver $2.00. Chamois- Suede Gauntlets $1.50 Pretty, new novelty ef- ‘s in Gauntlets with Cuffs embroidered in | @ainty designs Em brolid- | ated backs. Made of tine | Wemmable chamois suede. | A good selection of colors. ae rhes fn "euS Briscoes, ana * SS +y Brown's American Gen ~ man Shoes, al) reduced for >: our tlarvest Sale. are bench-made on com- bination lasts. Bleck @F brown kié or calf leather is » neat styles for young ™ b+++t fy or the mare conservative. lan. Sizes 5%4 to 11; widths ; AA *n ; 7 «(Men's Store Balreny.’ 4 . Women’s $5. $4.00 Kid Gauntlets On Sale Saturday $9.95 00 Kid Gloves 12-button or to-the-elbow length; of gen- A beautiful soft quality; perfect $1.50 Chamois- Suede Gauntlets $1.00 Bevera! pretty styleg of imported Chamois-Suede | Gauntlets in novelty ef- — | fects with cuffs trimmed with contrasting colors. A variety of suit shades for Fall. . “ . y, LS uine kid; overseam sewn; Paris point backs. aI ices $3.95 fitting. Shades for Fal! . heweeeeeerwe#ee $2.50 and $2.75 Suede Gauntlets $1.95 Fine quality chamois suede, thoroughly wash- able, in Gauntlet style with cuffs decorated in contrasting colors in sey- eral new and pretty styles. (fourth rt pei Sood assortment of ‘ olors a $1.00 Chamois-Suede Gloves » Exceptional value in imported Chamoig-Suede Gloves with em- 6! Y : with pearl clasps. Come in @ roldered backs in two-clasp style nd blac (Main Floer—Nugests.) Nc | —_ =~ 1 a ee ee [es eee ee is | i ; : SEE EER EERE ERE ERB EE eB ees Se Imported Novelty . Jewelry Three Big Lots On Sale Saturday $1.00 Articles On Sale at 50c $2.00 Articles On Sale at $1.00 $3 to $3.50 Articles On Sale at $2.00 Includes: P 4 Ohoice of Necklaces, Ear- @ rings, Mesh Bags, Vanities, Bar Pins, Cuff Lanks, Knives, Waldemar Chains, Hair Orna- ments, Combs and Ouff Pins. (Main Floor—Nugents.) Women’s $3.00 Medium-Weight Hosiery 7 ° ‘ y ~s ~ — Xs . vy - " ~ ‘ ; ; * + - RS a need y . , a x ‘ * . 7 “5s * J . e* . One of black, brown and light shades all sizes 84% to 19. $3.00 Lace Clocked Hose’ 1 On Sale Saturday the best of the Harvest Sale specials for tomorrow— Women’s cashmere Hosiery in All of medium weight and have embroidered side clocking. In All silk, with side openwork Paris $2 29 ° * Clocks. Sizes 8% to 10; light shades. (Main Floer—N ugents) Handkerchief Specials WOMEN’S sheer linen Handkerchiefs with embroidéred corner motif designs; white and * colored grounds. Seconds of RE rr Pe re Army Pe See SS 15c MEN’S 25c Irish Linen Handkerchiefs with quarter-inch hemstitched a 6c ocews 65 G06 2 ewe Ohhskoeeee 19¢c (Main Floor—Nugents.) $2.50 to $4.00 Veils Square shapes with chenille dots and scrolls; border designs; quite the thing | for Fall ........-2esessecsececas S$ 95 $4.00 to $6.00 Veils Square and straight shaped Chantilly Veils. New designs and $2 95 ER a 10 50 2 eke oe ee . (Main Floor—Nugents.) New $8.00 and $9.00 Strap Slippers Sale Price Saturday Patent Leathers Black Kids Bamboos Log Cabins Satins Eight beautiful new Fall styles at this big saving. A very special pur- chase of a noted manufacturer of women’s Shoes. All high-grade models. Every style a desirable one for Fall. (Fourth Fleer—Nugents.) $1.00 White Ivory Many pieces, including On Sale at powder boxes, hair receiv- ers, 3-piece manicure sets, trays, combs and picture c? frames. 50c Compact | 25¢ Mavis Talcum Purse size, imported Regular size Mavis perfume scented. Has! Talcum Powder in puff and hak mirror ........ 19c ahs et a ie al 16c $2 Bertalot Perfume $1.00 Hair Brash 2 ounces genuine! Hughes Ideal French Perfume, | Brush,waterproof and Chypre, amber and sanitary, rub- 69c coo... 090) 2. emia © Miss Mollie Lee Now York Specialist Boyshform Brassieres In Our Corset Section This Week. rT || { Let her tell you about these celebrated Brassiéres at 880 to 82.50. (Feurth Fleer.) TU UUM This Enthusiastic Selection Has Not Beena Surprise to Us, nor to Any Woman Who Has Seen the Remarkable Display Offered in These Two Great Groups On Sale at These Two Prices — Ee — — Many of Them Have Huge Collars or Collar and Cuff Sets of Rich Furs All of Them Are of the Heavy Pile Fabrics T hat Fashion Decrees There’s Choice of Black, Blue and All the Shades of the Popular Colors In all sizes for women and misses, 16 to 48, including many styles in — the extra sizes. It’s rare that such an opportunity as this sale affords is presented. Certainly, you’ll find Coats you’d little expect at such @ ~ prices as these—Coats for which you’d gladly pay much more, This @ ~ Coat Sale is one of the most important events of the Harvest Sale— & ~ many women are taking full advantage of it. (hacen Wiaenattaneas | j One of the Harvest Sale’s Most Important Events Is This Offering of | — a Come and Make Selection From Hundreds of Silk and Cloth Dresses On Sale at This Price — Dresses for Which You'd Gladly Pay Much More You'll Find. Dresses of Canton Crepe Dresses of Crepe de Chine | Dresses of Serge | Dresses of Pdiret Twills | Dresses of Tricotines And Many Other Materials ~ In Scores of Smart Models, Including Dresses for Every Oc- casion—for Street, Afternoon, Business and School Wear In all sizes and in all the wanted colors. This Harvest Sale offering is, indeed, a remarkable Dress event—one long to be remembered. Come expecting to buytwo or three of these Dresses for you'll want to, once you’ve seen a © the unusual materials and the unusual styles. You'll be im+ ee ee ee ‘pressed with the tional variety and the values, Thisof-.. YW/ A, ff pressed excepti a 4 | Ofen 42. a » s ’ z * ; ea me | ced fe affords a most unusual demonstration. of our buying ring sh lanai ci ‘i ica Rl i a a aka ee Spe h P ’ a power. | had ae CS eee eee . = ee i : aie ea : x . Y o — Pare re ea Coe ‘a ’ Peury ae aeae Ge. ta ae ee ae eee, Ye 5 ie Ke : " his ere So ee Se Poy eS ar, ee) Ne eee 2m ay Fey : cit a eas ay Ridin ine peered iss absent Eee ns ERY 5 cade estat ape fe Sea Oe -

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wa Ds a> , =e . . FRIDAY, 2 rerpas v Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined OCTOBER 12," 1993, (7 OCTOBER 12, 1928. 4 Y . . SE anmmewORESSMAN ENJOINED FROM a WAKING ALCOHOLIC FRUIT JUIC Saturday, October 13" Wa ygiie The Whole Town Iijf -- — ee Oe ~~ —_—— me ee * : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximate! pn I — et —— = A ——— oo -_ “TRURUEREUERERERORERRERERR ORE eee a a an a | i.e : (eee Seeeeeeaeeeeeeece be - : =“ ie . ol " ’ : " . . , + . a = a es a Ba cs eo a = B s se a v . ? , = Se rey Se eg eal » eet F are. Lee. . 2 & st . ? ” r ee Oe —_ , eee * a a SS RB ee oe it oa x a ot 1 bs * A « De he * a. SY Saeed. ax! oar: fos . ms iO PFE -. Sete f > wa sh 7) ‘ Y WD. pe let Page, 9 Mes = pa ads a yo Rake Se le yar ea Se eet ae Ge anak kee takki Ln Sire SE lc ek ee ee Oo ae Yea. one t. action of District Attorney Woot We have been promising men all week a Clothing Event . sd A Re oe nufacturing fruit juices in h of outstanding importance as a climax to our Harvest Sale er soritative ruling on the permissib’ and now we are ready to “make good.” Here is a sale a, 4 |\| i that ‘will set a new record. we 7) || RRRsnno REIN CHAIR PLAN taneons Combrneation in Sawdy Relieved to Have Been Cause, “Fire said to have been caused t wi : Hee : a’ sntaneous combustion ifn sor | ‘4 ioe sawdust in a conveyor at the Log ee san Chair Manufacturing Co., 101 i’ | 1 ee ullanphy street. caused damage 1 | aa i he building estimated at ear | f ’ Be ? Sen firemen arrived in respon: ; ae | the first alarm by a watchma : a oe. econd and third alarms were soun | mf "+! | 2 y ? i $ 3 ; .- HOW. . tee : ‘ aS am q oF |e em Industrial “2 s> ‘ aes » ef “ey iB vs ee 5 ae te aoe to 7 Pei 9°") he 3 ‘ : Sr j - q ’ yj EEK! | eee Sh fee = ff 3 § & 3 tf bef OF me i Real Merchandise at Bargain Prices for turday and Next Week : ° ‘ I P —— 4 a : ‘ . . A \ 1, eee . 4 P a ’ vg 1) _ =a . . F z = -_* _a 2 A Ge ; : ; “4 . AS. “ ee \! tas % i 7 i J 4 . # 3 @ ’ 5 Ae J 1 o,. \e , oe e r : rey ri — — fi ° . % a aq “ , . , Pixs ’ , PMD 2 . P “a ,-w 4 PR te * f a ’ : — ° >. - - £ ; , mee nt %; i Bold reg. for $5; * , wg \ far Be. 3 ae anteed: while they : « ‘ > - 4 pee eS a ‘ . 3 . 7 ~ at me 7 ; » 4 av - A ; : : : ie ¢ EC 2-WAY ; ‘ o } Fath ee : 4 , ; 7 ; a Sy Sg Yuu weil need thet for the bd . v . . 7 4 ‘ 9 ’ eS helidz 75c value é - / F a an - . . : {4 . r - rr ‘be ' . + AG ame %. +P) ae ~ . § ; . : . Se . ee : M4 ig “ ‘ ‘es re Fa . , i 4 ed 7 seed * . 4 z . of a ¢ ~ Be . a : , : _ oS . . ; ; ‘ ~o- * . ** . . ° . ; > ‘ “F v iz :: bate be » " Y “thier, . ara Ww A PT tt, me sve a enn rie ee sh tk el Oa . tne : . r wh Bg ig : 5 Lee a oe in % cam . : = bs ae i. . 3 : RON ae + bs ty ee sak Ki 4 Pek we td he i la, Ny Fe? # &: a¢ ie + : A i | ‘ ri s tie a af OT » ie Cabs: abs :b Pade > > 7+ oe Be. at ae Ri! é ? ; i¢ a 3% ti rt iat he ™ eae iat + yal? e i> Bi vt ef as %, ga A a: ¥ ‘ te 2 he 7 fz b 1 s -, hs ry? 44 A > wi, ths fc ¥ ba this city who wants to get in on this great now at this low price and enjoy oe «sR weer clothing event will have the chance. Our its warmth and comfort when the Eee eu clothing floor will give full service from Wintry winds bicw. — arr Ey 2 yess 7:30 a. m. until closing time. 4 = wages hago Ae eA Hee + > KL : eistestte ——, a NOY 6 0r Raper Rien cuiaenitinn + SEE ballin tiga aig xed hen = yor - _ - wen - . ~-y tee ete nigger pre AE it = ~ ¥ Ze ‘Z ; : r ~ $ Som | / Aave notitied eve friend lil can think of come to this se. ] so you * , : can see what 1 think of e- | Worth $15.50; .alves ve bs t H. 0. DEATHERAGE. @& 3 “a RIVETED BOILERS $82,000 Worth of Fine, Newly-Tailored Two-Pant Suits and Overcoats in Fall and Winter — eee” Styles Assembled for the Great Sale From the Best Makers in the Country. ee Y es $2.49 is of ‘Wine Presses 52591650 os IS ee eee OPINION, os we don’t mind . - OUR ers cag = IS ~ peta esate that they ie r. = : = making it public, that more two-pant Suits and Overcoats : have asked to say a few words abou® the clothing. Read pe me. | i oa Saucepan will be sold here tomorrow than were ever sold in a St. Louis. : The Suits Are their comments. Then you will realize how we all feel about a. a te ‘Se. sales a store in one day. 8 and 8 tutions; singie-breavied geuameaiveimeasn. |, TOM - : i SHOTGUNS AT REDUCED PRICES — Ah i RAMEN 4 Gey. 2 P e ot ey, . cry vet : Pod. ERR Spestiipnsmapnemennstetee me ee - en ee a od shies inte 4” Ak ee ee ed “Fe oo epee 7 é ‘ihadt Reeitink ahiniads: Every man, regardless of his size, can be fitted. We can WE BELIEVE THAT THE CLASS OF CLOTHING we —Full-belted semi-ulsters, fit the 110-pound man or the 220-pound six-footer. We shall have in this sale is absolutely without parallel at $28. ‘cael aun da Gee can fit slims, shorts, fats, longs. ; —Pull and half belted snappy uls@rettes for the voune It is all fresh and new and fine, and $28 is low enough to — Ge bring out crowds of men who are in need of Fall and Wine, tnd remember, almost every Overcoat in this lot has AND NOW, MEN, IF you want the best 2-pant Suits and Hanket-plaid back and comes in all sizes . ‘ i ns aco blanket-plaid hack and Ml sizes. ; cues beer has bought in years, come to our “Harvest ' . 667g? s 2 ; | ‘C4 4 Again We Say: Men, “It’s a Real Sale’’— Come Saturday and Bring Your Friends | 1::% 3st been present at many clot ing sales. but this one 4 4 ‘Cata Whiskers’ for : space buat you'll find them here to meet you. re Td pe em - 4 " J 79 . ™% eee ae pot ae ee Re eke Z Hg * Le ee Sy a Wie “Fi age « OY oe ate te > Sill iioy A Se age, wt 2 ine, panne : oe vr aC ne UE roees ’ 7 te toa, . i bailey i sae i ia ’ ’ ‘ 52 - en ae. ~ Z : Bees : BAD. oh a I A St pax snhtey any tines =! salen: ee 9 ¥ tm : If you know some of our salesmen whose faces do not appear on this page, it is because we haven't the dove v Vian wis fhe , 4 ’ Soy Then a niGn cu “thie ' my yo ing : '/oor Aue aecn buy an extra fine taro. nea ve ‘ng men these tco-pants suits ana Ae o-pants 100% ia overcoats in this aale. and suet or evercoat for $28. eit " ; ‘w* a , 7 ‘ avfie fotin ad tee / . , iT R ' j ; | ; } cox fount : weds j ren - , nan*e io ry ’ : ? “mawkb Ni Aart deo ff Pfeatin ahout Vs “deur ‘oe wien iA Whe: i rahe part ; crs ‘ ; ; ° o _ ‘* . ' ; ry “377 nT oe mee - — . ‘ my mes ‘re rhe i sin yeh fee ; ‘ hae oare We '. fy ’ “ng bf ts be early as Passel id adie like iia if maa us of. fen aes mein a “ i ‘9 don Cee «Ofhether thes va ierathe . 7 4 . ay? vy m @ winters su Dply beat don't mine this big sale. pi oud fo ‘be : ita uo / re of these $298 fiwo-pante wuite Upen w ntil 6 p "i you that does things in.a big ‘ he’ a i : | and overcoats, for myself hnow cay were all ‘pesped up’ for the dae orad asteey if he s going to r. S&S. SWARTS G. FF. BORDRPKER LP. WALTERS one biggest dey re ever had” eean tt grad tt quick. 7 talking after hia : ’ ‘ ‘ + - a we . - “ ; Pe - x ae oe re _ . ENGLANDER pm, ee Ss EF. DaLnTo 4 ww. HB. CHALLIS 2. 7 —— — . . i SSSB SESS SREB ESSESE eee ewes | - Twa en's Store : : Tee eee Pee ee ee, ee en a Pe 2 : . ale Vices, Yet ee >. i! 7 . : B , ’ ; , es Eig RAR fe ett, | , 2 * Seaegeenee eae we ces PERE RP ERP UEEOC TC CO Y Yt te 2 22 ’ 4 Z ts . raiuers like } VIilLdePR : 4 ~ ie P m . : . ‘ ‘ y ° : oe nae. - -" a po - Cte = cc a a 53 po ee > ae . O dod atom ree, FS: "3 . ™ = : = cual wr Sous iw . - ‘ AR aT F ; ’ | = @ |] J a I 2 ‘ - ; y " ie .. . 4 Ss . 4 ; : ‘ ’ , ¥ ist %

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ae re -——_— OUT, ga Sed FRIDAY, 1 : OCTOBER 12. 1928. , The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Ster and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST.LOINS POST-NISPATCH OCTOBER 12, 1928. . eee a rp QYESSMAN ENJOINED FROM | p —=—=—_—= ———— = MBMNG ALCOHCLIC FRUIT JUICE Saturday Special of Elizabeth Arden | ~ Copies of Proceedings to! Handsome Hair Switches at $4.95 : : ive 1 : Send : | Of beautiful silky hair wh; : will have her persona! representative in the 3 .» Who Attend Prohibition || ul SUKY hair which makes hair 4 —_ Toilet Goods Sh ll thi k for con- i ¥ Conference. | dressing such a simple matter. eel COGS, S99D..% AB. OS s ted Press | Hair Goods § sultation. TORE. Ma., Oct. 12.—Fo!-| ee ee re eee First Fipor. | Saa¢he issuance in United States | —————— = ————————————— > > aoe : 7 2 eo . a at : z _ 2 C4 « Ae % , an : 2 _ * 1 « ~ ‘ — 7 at re Oe ng ‘ a He 7 fe wi Fe oe 6. ia Stee Ge 9 7 Se ra eee ee ’ : ‘ and i ? r ee amin ee ere a? i ff * pregte oy) Win 7 - - « - P . w 7 4 y ~~ ihe’ fe A 2 r ao. we so on a ve *, he? " ¥ j s . . ~~ S , . g oni", y ile Peet . De . - helt nl v 3 Oe ey s yh ry ee q ie, : 4 x 1 > ; ‘ - - i. 4 es . ” s - : Py " - ae w Loosen —_—a on . ay ee > oan i ¢ we . Cp atthins ~natiatapal, watts etichhadindte tad lassie, Ps er ~ at dings -" — - . ween aa awa, Ow ~— - - en be ou ee pl ae ees. " a Prowse Se ea i ERY: . Zee Court yesterday of a tem-| Store Hours : Dail 9 to 53. 3 4 | _— | a . ; © O et { ° ‘a . , ¢ . . . aes : Fad: Boland. OSs , : Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth john Philip Hill of Maryland, | : sing him from continuing the | C_wea@uring of fruit Juices, which, | Infants d | — . ° U —- ‘ , if gm. have developed alcoholic |} * an | re ' Knit Underwear es as high as 12 per cent, | Ch Id i Sed ¢ ‘ i 1 ays he has ordered copies of) I ren S eg ; Pe ( | At $1.25 |, jganction proceedings printed | St ki 1 ne wm i Kayser fine ribbed Knit wii send one to each of the) * Oc ings H wan aN | fr ) Union Suits, tubular finish, o men and Governors who! é 1 ee ite bodice top, with ribbon shoul- » ras 4 ~~ . ’ : ‘. | ( J ° i | Made of cloth, velours or felt, in rolling brims. Some iii Storm by 2 pe hm } ee Ph hy | Special Selling Maids nifor! | ) S | $ ] Q Reduction i are peedinn i trimmed with leather. Quite the thing for ond and third alarms were sound- Fiat oe eee \9 Hi $29 C ik } school. 5 to save adjoining property. A \ | | oKe i * - a To Introduce Our New Shop for aeons sa ci $19 | For General Wear, $5 to $7.50 household use—now Smart tams of velvet or duvetyn, made with sectional Fire Rovts Hotel Guests. A | 3 ae ’ ) | ie [= 1 Nurses and Maids Uniforms $33 Cooker $23 crown and smartly trimmed with quills. Others have long . Ml the Asociated Press. mecHICAGO, Oct. 12.—Several score 12-qt. s i z e, for streamers and adjustable head size. is were driven from their rooms , | Featuring Dix - ay rd Queen z make a 7 household use—now | took refuge for the night in ad- | Bob Evans’ in loose-line or belted models. I 37 Cooker | ; $ a) fee ) Chappie Coats ng private homes as a result of } i7-at. 8 i gs e fire last night at the D Bath m4 | ‘ osha ; , _- : | large family—nov ae i Guhtonabie Lake’ Porbat hotel. Sor OSIS Shoes a Uniforms in Black, in cotton pongee, Uniforms in Gingham, in blue and | $44 Cooker Ri : ‘ 75 3 | soisette, mohair, cotton poplin or silk white stripes or in plain blue or in | ie-ot. cht ao $34 bg : At ° : , For Young Growing | poplin and black satin; made in long chambray. Priced from | boardinghouse use Jn : HUW. Feet | sleeves and daintily trimmed with white ' $1.95, $2.95 to $3.95 | $1 Puts a National in | y re Smartly-tailored Coats of - | . = | r ' hemstitehed collar and euffs of or- , ; , : ; | Y H j : ; O ra n t op! our frome ‘ ’ y 4 ndustria GO. i Do all parents realize the gandie ; priced from $1.95 to $16.50 Unif —_ - G ys om — Pp Mix —and you pay for it on our : brushed be ool in light tan “= Real Merchandise at necessity of having small | Uniforms in White. made in either soisette, mohair or silk poplin. Allare_§ | housekeepers’ allowance plan at \\ trimmedin contrasting Bargain Prices for nt ee ae ; | at od ee ee 1: daintily trimmed with white hem- | the rate of $1.00 down and $5.00 Vie bands of dark brown and feet clad in shoes that fit / long or short sleeves. Come in white . | ' , a month. ' . s . ° . on . , . ' ‘ : ry . rday and Next Week correctly ? | cotton poplin and nurses’ cloth; priced stitched collars and cuffs of organdie. Stop in and see it demon- | Oe touches of blues. V ery nice C. IRONS from $1.95, $2.95 to $6.95 Priced from $2.95 to $13.50 | strated in our basement. 1 JOULES IT for sports or general wear.. 97.15 @ They must realize’ that | ‘Maids’ Uniform Shop—Third Floor. | | Juvenile Hat and Sweater Shop & seesaesesseee reg. for $5; guar- i: while they tast.. ‘Third Floor the soft bones 1 hild’s : | ; vor, 2. * See Candy Day—Saturday | C. 2-WAY PLUGS foot will become cramped = pas = So en | Felt Hats, Velvet Hats wii peed them fer the - . is : H ee ike ddien and will eventually become , | : | 3 ill-shapen if they are not al- Cate \ | | | . $1.95 ELE CTR | ( ‘ ~ lowed to grow naturally. ~ | JES >, tee ; > ee —& Dressy gatin and velvet H TERS \G4) @ Many men and women ta 2 5? J’ a: WY; sy, \ : ) : . | combinations in the popular 4 | Wi . P : sa V4 hy A aes RA hg) | : LO” ~ mushroom and poke shapes inch, recuiar $9.00 ‘S ) today are paying the penal- f/ { f, Oy) ) soe Vi Se yu Ay it fi: 4 | —black only—with attrac- p ; ty for carelessly fitted shoes live trimmings - of * metal Special $6 15 hil i] d roses, metallic cloth and in ¢nlanood. a - = pearl-studded veivet. .f£0- settes. @ Assure your children of absolute ‘‘foot health’’ by : \\ ¥. fect are poke felts in sand, . . Cs -£ ~ ' \ \\ : | gi \\ce 4 | brown, cocoa, steel gray - » oO > “ °° San. _ A \ \\ 2 : ; ‘ ’ ’ ad Box of B: keeping them shod , ‘ ' 1 oe 4 \E) ij re 9 Wipe, X a [ fs ' ; \ | } biack, navy blue, apple alve Cores 4o- vaine. 16¢ rosis Shoes.’’ Made of the ye cig Pees i Y | e |\* sb EE | i | | ! | ' | green and cerfse, untrim- BOxAte; guar- : | ee | \¥ Bok ie F 1 | . | , ~ g U eran. | il Dressier Shoes of ealf or caramels, pineapple and cher ( Basement Millinery Shop. irre | patent leather at $4 to $6 Four charming girlish new styles in Wool Jersey Frocks ~ 9 5 ry neues “e rine meng Bs > 7 Children’s Shoe Shop— are now ready for your selection. Daintily trifmmed with ° ae _ “¥ mye 100 RIVET | sgectas wanarcarins embroidery, in navy, beige, brown and henna. Sizes 6 to — pecial, 1-lb. Box, $1. | , cials . s x dee? - yeu as mney Genuine English Toilet Seats $2.49 | Sie, Other Girls Dresses quettes, vanilla and choco- | Pit all bowls ; $3.50 val. £48 % 2 : 3 late fudge, bonbons and nut ; Stylishly made of wool crepe, Jersey, serge combinations and Poiret twill patties. wee ? Oa \ ne Presses {25",,°% @ A~ age direak Paeg ate cate ‘ale Stet aman ban $1 6.50 sre man} other attractive Dresses for girls. 1 Ib., 50c; 2 Ibs., 95c Sizes 6 to 12 years $7.95 to $19.75 Aanteieds Giessen Ever- “= 2. “Ize 6 7 wee : . ’ = Sper ial ee | »- en a ar ~ Se dan $10.75 to $29.76 Hard and soft centers. Made of imported tweods. @ 75 | lar | value | JCP ‘ : * Rave va ae Bice’ x: Girls’ Coats for School and General Wear 2-Ib. box, 70¢ Sport and Topcoats for “* po SHOTGUNS AT REDUCED PRICES a, Sey Pees Ne , oo an : Candy, Shop--Firat. Fisor. sports and utility wear | mM aiusiial Hardware ( 1 Ge At $10.75 to $35.00 At $25.00 to $75.00 aasicpuiilaiici cicada iced ‘. | foo" ae Models of polaire, overplaid, chinchilla and | Tailored lels of overplaids. laid | , : Be tial nardware vo. ae plaid back material, tailored in belted or Seidl Hanbentel. ‘Jeesid ened anapel's heal: Mah Jong nae sae a Wie Geece om thn | Geemer swagger flaring models. Some have fur | | For women. small women and misses. Choiee of four rs Sa ee edie, cea ve a | Sets mixtures. All silk linings. At $35.00 to $75.00 At $45.00 to $125.00 | ofa ! 7 Coats for dress wear of Bolivia and | Other Coats for dress wear. of Bolivia | Spe Lucette, silk lined, lovely fur collars. | and Lueette, fur collars, straightlines | $ 1 5.00 POP LOS EO AR ES CLINI te, i MP. BG GS CME AR oT Ry TIRE Cane ESS, in ~~ ——_ : PK Pan Ne ee ee i es at eee Sizes 14 to 17 years. ” i , © i he a ae [ars Sizes 6 to 12 years. and wrap around effects. Pure Wool Junior Shop—Third Floor. » | Imported Golf | Miter | —— a Crisp New Handmade Dimity Blouses | ———— or omen S00 - 82 “ *1= = +33= _Men’s Wool — Zr : ; : i Direct from Scotland, Lh ae This shipment has just arrived and ineludes i S weaters very smart for golf and i A\ | ‘*tuck-in’’ and ‘‘over-the-skirt’’ models, with other sports. Has four Bs | Peter Pan or roll collars. Some are trimmed tailored pockets, vest 2 with Irish and filet lace and beautifully hand- Preserved By Cuticura fastens with fancy bone : broidered in dainty designs and hemstitching. Ceticurs % _ ; : : “ome These smart Blouses are very desirable when itiberet Gomanttme buttons. Come in all- piss cm lehcee corned Deal eee aa et Caticure Ointment | worn with sults or sweaters. Very re y : ak Slossy haw. They ere idea! heather mixtures ’ priced. Blouse Shor—Thiré Ficor. | Sporting Goods shop— toliet as is also Cuticura Tal- | z " First Floor. tor brown, tan and green. bowder ng and periuming. Tle * anie Pree by Mafi a ne : | . 4 on. ¥#0 Dept. 266. anes a epee : Sweater Shop—Third Floor te. ——— - eer Se Bhe Cintment % and ide Taleum leor, Men's Store—Negeats., | “ure Seapsheves without mug. a — — — — a apa ake ee ¥ ‘gigi’ a te a cy Mahan ’ s > ‘“ ik Es. . Ps - regi » fi i_¢ uv ro heen tall ng ebeut wow * Oehng io be a lot of : ‘ . ‘ ‘ . a 8 5 . . e , ‘ z ‘ & u 4 * ' z “ ’ a a é ’ Fy r s a t r) x Py & a * a ; . z a 7 a : e o Ww ” r * 8 Ld * ® Fy a s : : r 2 4 a “ a 4 8 . z ry = ® F u © 8 a * 8 . 7 e € 7 r uv p . w r s ,

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J i, wi ime é " i » * ‘ x sede A 7 eo “ . ste 4 ror on ee —* . ' : a a a we) sedi » bi dug ey ax Sk et es ia BE gh tes be a WAR read wear . ° ‘ ak ty Oy b 8 ? de) He ¥ "es" SMT RRL fe nee Pinion pea RNIN i Ree sei alm ear IN dae a 'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH as Seisdlina Sale of My GIRLS’ COATS Excellent Values at 10 A very special purchase enables us to offer these remarkable values. Mate rials are velour and polaire in plaids and solidi colors All shades. i ollars of bea- verette or self materia! Sizes 7 to 14 years. Kline’ s—! ezzanine A Most Exceptional Offering in GOWNS AND ENVELOPE CHEMISE A large assortment of the newest models made in nor- elty cotten fabrics, RAY BATISTE,. FIL-TARE e FRENCH DIMITY SS These rew fabrics are made of the fimest mercer- tized cotton texture to give extraordinary service. The garments have etrie fea- Trimmings of French tures erdinarily found only Vals and Filet Laces. A!! in lingerie much higher in have silk French rose- price. They come in a vartety of the latest paste shedes so much in faror buds and two-tone ribbon [® match. Each garmen: 2 Pun? ? Car? COLORS: Flesh, Orchid. Honeydew, Light Blue. SIZES Couns—IS. 16. 17. Chemise—i6 fe 44. A LT ens ssae-esteptgiensstrese=--oem — V-neck, round arck. square neck ——— a These garments are ideally suitable for the young e A Very Special Selling of SILK HOSIERY E tv xcellent V alues Sneer quailty, full-fashicned ffon silk Hoee. Unusually we’ mace with double spliced mee., Sole and toe—tlisie garter ‘ops. These new Fal! colors can be had — - leg cabin. cinna new buca,. Au fawn, French cocoa, otter and black $ White Silk Hose Feiues ~ $2.95 =) — Mase =69c ony — oF New Arrivals of Wash Blouses mn Dimities $1.95 Fresh _, E ] V al; Thi From xcellent V alues in | his ie =~ «| SALE of SUITS | Blouses $4.95 Clever new models which excel in smartness. and interpretation of the mode. 606-08 W sialon Avesme—Thre to Sixth Street SAL Garments That Sell Usually at $65 and $59 —t2O= | 7 Scores of Wonderful Garments in This ] of FINE COATS Swagger tailored Suits—re- flecting the very newest in styling and tailoring. Every model effects in some manner the popular slim silhouette. Mannishiv trimmed. Fabrics are navy blue twills. 20. Eiine's—Third Fleor These Coats have been selected becau represents an extra special value. They are . ative of the marvelous reputation Kline's possess as Coat s the product of a maker celebrated cialists. Every Coat the beauty of his designing and the expertness of his tailoring Conlloiidliaa Our M rachis Sale of FURS Piatinum Wolf. Golden Beaver, Natural Squirrel, Caracul, Skunk, Manchu- rian Wolf, Viatka Squir- MATERIALS Velverette, Arabelia Turquina, Pollyanna, For- _mosa, Ormandale, Fash- ona, Minerva, Veldetie. ? ee nt Pg a’ . % » * : m'd,'* ian ’ _ » . +. . t ay “ ve 4& —— " a ee 4 a | . *-s¢ ee - ~~? : $40 ) COATS baie $45 COATS $50 COATS sete aed FY wom ; mer wee seca - ee | oy wf - 4 T - =i - “ I f bee ‘om De STUaArtness with a DOStT OT autp i a ed — > LT ~~, ’ iia ‘Desirable models, whether your taste >. “= 3 pe ? ¥ a " ‘i Pra ... x 2 Slik Froek or a ~ 1Tt} pie WOM) iiPrss, f«tt” ai ‘ rie TOF every oceasion. bath tS oP IT SIS TET Simpiy wonderful coat values that we offer BELOW wholesale . q ee cost. These Coats are ail new Kemigireugepeniase 2 ' —— models of the smartest design Shimmering Satin -quding The fur trimmings in many cases hit? cautt | Beas are worth more than the seiling ‘ant a! ia price the Coat....and that 2 ra | ‘ oa Ts - | orice is ridiculously iow at $25. “let Crepe ss hous ace Sequine OE os ves —— = Taffeta Ind i Misses Sizes to 20 Weta } ; ° j - hat i. . i. -s lust acriveé—a marvelous =$ 59 meuse and Potret twil The new Bracelets [mn ever. ofd shar trimmings are ultra-smar©rt with , rilin -= 11 "aN ni thehee * , > sparkling nes'ones asting and popular Erery wanted - omars. We hare tem «606tmlhClCU eT eT) — 3 oid at ig very few pr‘ce sace eee 2 ) Or ie s—Wain F 1007 @S) ? 3— Hain FToor. 30 Aline ——Baseme > * FLOWER TRIMMED HATS or ne Beauty s 1 t a:9D ay \ captivating er "ats (SOrge ous ering Hew Shape ‘react tve Saturday—In Our Popular-Price 5900 NEW TRIMMED HA™ Values $7.50 to $10 Section R228 For Saturday—An Extraordinary SALE OF FINE FOOTWEAR} Including 1550 Pairs and 23 Styles E $8 to $10 Values npo rtanee—tThe sa’ A DUYing ODpoer’ “4 imi ¥ @ ilmeiv¥. @t- Piasize "His as ‘he Most extraordin ; oot wear event of the seaso = > a oo wor? . * we - nm . 7 - - . -~ = i 4 @ , a ur favorite strle a represented in this collection of over 1900 pairs. tr ad €iefoar at pb ‘7s eahiy ~~ | a ~s los : raps and Oxford } ze. adin ooze, gras ooze, black satin, plaim or trummed ? a vo . on »_* ie « > ; ; Ww} h Suiece ana paten wai iie Lif :cmouse, grav and “Aampag ne K i nis ortee ae 2 ey as’ oN @ALI & IVY THE RASEMEVT FROM ® TO I3 OYLY latbuce 29 toa £7.80 $ 95 | rT. t and sport ats of unvena od ‘erm —

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RIDAY, TO Ay" IR 12. 1928. in This a line's—Third Floor. eos = Aline’ ~—Pasement : —— ——s es =>: Eveni ESSES 5.00 yy A ae a AY, 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 —— OL se ne ce —————— - = —— me ne ee + e - CiCi=e—=eee ES ne -—— ae a nm ee ee e- S Sic /Open Saturifily Until 6 o’Clock . BAER K FULLER GRAND-LEADER | “vy ee — — o . * ’ *- "~~ ne ee ae Ee PARA LLED # # ~ ore ; ' 4 - " . A “ * * * ~ ' : 7 5 - ~ AS >» ye on ve al ‘ ae Woof \ _—* > eo 4 % My \ x > " * . Ars P " ° ~. tv . > 4 \, : “s.” . J A POANS . ’ = . * ‘ . veers” Aa - —— : o > “9 ~gael are Orn wre ~ . “~* * Pa NS ey. Sf: s we sis = Sex ~~ en ae a . ~. . . ‘ a — ww? —~"™ a * _ * ~~ - td + . ? a - — A Semi-Annual Exposition of Men’s Apparel At Prices That Afford Values of Special Interest OVERCOATS OR O~PANTS SUIT: Choice of More Than 1000 Garments at One Low Price HETHER you're a judge of clothing values or not, you will have no dif- ficulty in recognizing these Suits and Overcoats as eminently superior at $32. Styled right of fine quality fabrics and tailored in a way that insures the full measure of service and satisfaction. Dependability and Style All of the newest ideas are represented in models for men and young men. There’s truly ° an excellent selection and every Suit and Over- Little Items Of Big Interest to Men Palmolive Shaving Cream, 19c Our agreement with the man- cturer only permits us} to “Make this offer for one day, so We suggest that you avail your- telf of the opportunity tomor- tow. Buying limit 3 to a cus- @ tomer. (Main Floor.) Men’s Linen ® Handkerchiets, 25c Good quality Irish tinen ® Handkerchiefs for men. Neatly etched with quarter-inch ems. (Main Floor.) Silk Socks, 89c 3 Pairs tor $2.55 Men's full-fashiorfed pure thread Silk Hose. Made with mercerized ribbed tops and ouble soles. Black and brown. (Main Floor.) Smoking Tobacco 16-oz. Tins, $1.10 Velvet and Prince Albert oking Tobacco in full 16-oz. umidor tins. Fresh for the Pipe. Specially priced. (Main Floor.) richwood boxes. Maxtli Golf Balls, 79c These are the new Dunlop Maxfli Gelf Balls that are very desirable and popular. Price reduced for Men’s Week. (Fourth Floor.) Playing Cards 25c Deck Only 400 decks in this lot, in- cluding Bicycle, Hornet and Wireless styles in bridge, _ pinochle and regular decks. (Main Floor.) Men’s Gloves, 79c Kayser and Adler Chamois- ette Gloves—also Kayser silks. Light and dark grays with black, fancy and self embroid- ered backs. (Main Floor.) New Gillette Razors, $3.59 New model Gillette Safety Razors with dozen double-edge blades, packed in flat nickel case. Also in leatherette and (Main Floor.) —. , © “Seale “Gerry — a oP. ow Hee seeee »* . . > po ied —_ . a * . . . Pea on “" ee » ~ ~ +s Me .' nn 4 . ~~ 7? ~~ ~ sey -S . + pacteato-euanetthersinatar ee = NEI on oo . — Se ° 4 Ogee ore Pane a ‘ te i ‘. . i , : ON 500 Men's Sweaters Of Brushed Wool og oe ONLY a special purchase enables us to offer these fine Brushed Wool Sweaters at this low price. They are just the thing for chilly Fall mornings and evenings. Made in popular coat style in a great variety of color combinations. Coat Sweaters, $3.95 Fashioned with V-neck or shawl collars in plain colors. Of wool-mixture yarn. (Fourth Floor.) j By . English Broadcloth Shirts > 3000 Especially Featured for Men’s Week At an Exceptionally Attractive Price HESE Shirts are well tailored of a particularly good quality English broadcloth—finely woven and highly mercerized. They are all solid white and fashioned in neckband style with turn-back cuffs or collar combed yarn, fiber-striped madras Shirts, in a variety attached style with barrel cuffs. $ 8 5 In this offering is also included a selection of fine e of attractive color combinations, Sizes 131% to 17. : (Main Fioor.) coat of dependable style and quality. Kuppenheimer Suits and Overcoats At $45 $90 $a5 | 7 am FINE SILK NECKWEAR Choice of 2400 Ties Fashioned of Imported Swiss Silks ELDOM is it possible to buy N eckwear of such character at this low price, and men should take advantage of this op- portunity to.lay in a supply for the entire season. Fashioned of beautiful Swiss silks in a variety $ : 00 of harmonious colorings. They are well tailored, ° haircloth lined, bar-tacked and pinned. Medium ee size, open-end shapes and slip-easy bands. (Main Floor.) Men’s Smart Shoes At a Very Special’ Price $ 55,00 HIS opportunuity to buy such excellent quality Shoes at such a low price is worthy of special attention. Included are high and low Shoes in tan and black kid, or calf, or patent leather, in the new- est Fall styles. All sizes and widths. (Main Floor.) MEN’S HATS In the Season’s Newest and Smartest Styles $9.95 [JERE are Hats that se please the — fastidious dresser as they are of very ty Leautifully finished and lined. There is an a selection of and colors, including the new Alpine styles with me bindings and the ridge crown effects. | me inka i 2 = * ae eee : x Oe le t a tee a om, ten” eee ‘ " ae. ~ Seo - 4 het teh es en . . . gees gh ee » g : 1h ~ * « vary ¢ Sad hes x it EZ 7 * a wre : je ee 0? SA et th : 4 : ats 20 ee x oly ern , igee pete ae . " : eee Le, I ee ee tae ze ; Sipe eS en a. , ez 7 4 4 F. a , “ i” C = bay i - ¥ é x om: 20. Se at aie Sad + ap COD LIBRE ARAB NT De IN PEA IN MEPL LES LOLA IE NGA EE AS OEE dsr: > apna Ma ee a a “ah he : ) ig SS . . ‘ sg ae a Pes ‘ : ity us Se ct ae ae hee Poe Sen RT ~ ee . ~ ei: a a a : : ae Palit « om I RN Me RE ENT: a FEA OTT ELIS HIS RO eh —_ —— em ae OU i. Bane ANY CM ; me Dore , e 2 re oily ee “ counpaenatinasapae ee eae =e, De ad» neaiiaaemhiieeen eaaiediatall > Al Se oa etal . wees - s tee Ce ROP RRA) SAPNA RE FUR: 4 RRR ERD LN: PRR IED lhe AD "ARs a, NN BE IE Te 1s i RT” SCI YEE ERR aeRO ERRNO tir 6: Abe, OD Me GROEN de

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al 12 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 eee — ee SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 13 and 22. | Mme. : or & a sania a Chateau” Gloves — —= 1 a . ene ———— Preparations omens Glove SIIk Bieta 5 cm . jciey lal . ‘ - 4 b ack yond a desiraDdle B * Rour F or © ¥ “a aimaet: 3 el — tor . = 25 7 é ™ 4 crepes. Many mode! s and the favored light and dark hu ies. wit bet a diversity fabrics are used and the fur Lrimmings ee. o s°ic mo.i¢, beaver, caracul, wo _ of trimmings. Sizes 14 to 72°. fox, lynx, badger and squirrel. Sizes 14 to 2°. Jersey Frocks Suits of Smart Types | Jacquettes $13.50 $25 i net $5 f rakh lot ide- b | Fi a J y Frocks In and two —— ee te 6 one , -_ ra fur trim- pe hcangpe ae am grt regen sai _— a anneil and Jerse) c more Beautifully tailored Suits of all new types: some are fur trim styles; also Sports Coats mannishly tailor- piece style; in many solid colors, checked med or embroidered, while others are smartly pain. The ed: solid colors and combinations Sizes and striped patterns. Sizes 14 to 2°. season's most fashionable materials are all represented, as weu 14 to 29. eas all new shades. -- Sizes 14 to 29. ee a ok MBE oe Ve si eet Oe Pee 8g ae BEd aye dike 2k Ae Oh a Shir i Med Sidi Be fomeie ih a” pes eis Se ea EY Wa aca SS rahiendail ty et eas y 4 Ns = ag ea AoPe tee ere ontpa ee” Ou ¥ Sef Eo yy ede pega ovate ee eo rae Feurth Fleer CSET EPR OSS SSSR ET EFS OE TEREST TSS TERSSE SS (| CRESS TOSSET + CORee pe ereresent Ee 22 SOS e HEE TOSSES FOSS S ESSE S TERE DOS . ee ee eee eee ee SOS EES SOSE FESS SHEE ESSE OE ETS EREET AEH ETE SOE . * seer me a ee Milady May Choose From an Unusual Group of 300 | N R 7 C ° | Hatsin Latest Styles Or" Y Prserdegrengei ga $4 25 \ tions of net. with fluted ribben ruffles. | @iirrings of ard tnesertions of S ‘al e cream or white laces; lUght bBive, pirx, S t "1 —_— ———— In High Favor for Women and Misses— Fashionable Knit Attire’ —in Three Interesting Groups at 10-192 § @ For street and sports wear Knit Apparel is in wide demand, and our showing of these Frocks is very broad. One-piece, slipover, Blouse or Ai “Chappie Coat” styles, and sizes 34 to 44. ’ Light and dark shades of brushed _— and novelty weave garments — stripes, checks, plaids and border aed panel effects. eee ee eed ~- a i rey wn, a ; sa eshers ap Re - Malet ial PN ge ie ‘ sh aes to3 * ve ~~ ' . os va n vale 4 sar el LA 4 IRAE ee mle a ee pr Fee st: 3 ‘ Sarr yea oeetig et ons: Aon ran Ls * oe” gett ; 5 Bs, . eee ema “aay + amped wees Satarday... Misses’ Sizes. i Beene oo | Brown Fox Chokers : ie aun ports Coats o rushed wool, wit i= . ° Profit by This Selling of 1200 Pairs of | || pockets and as attractive as they are practical. cae y aes ae a Cask 3 ~ e | | Shown in navy, brown, buff and gray shades and lendid quality pelts and of \ omen S $2 25 Silk lose very popular this season. S “paeme that ts very popular Children’s Sweaters $2.95 and $3.98 Vetuas, dingy OFF al. —Offered Saturday at the Special Price of ....... .. >] 7 @lip-on Sweaters for ch: } T years. Shown tn ‘an. Pindlee “aatesl he rahe abla hs — ~ -1 10 a‘ Se weccsecrsTSi =| = Oe Nut and Hard Center Chocolates and C widths. oe fogging cc ea our re a i Saturday, 2-Lb. Box, 75c, or Poand for. . @ Hundreds of smart Coats, many just arrived : \_ | | fancy—everything recat ee | amet ta welt soles. Secead Fleer Geheo!l and @rees ™ ar < cde ire*se-s

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omens Glove Silk Bloome ' r ek and desirable colors. “a ellent quality, with Strong elas at waist and reinforced. ay ~ . SCHLH CHT CSCS ERCP SR CEPR ee CRO taeeeeteeere Cteetesecccesses ot — —s C, Caw y Day” ant “Sweets” ucts of our Candy Day” sweets. And will certainly de- and the favorites ’ ocolates a : ilbert | h rich ee ee ee ee Marshmallow f Package - Regularly 60c Ib. == 39¢ Presh Marshmelliows pvéred with nut, toasted Coanut and chocolate rinviese—Candies that © favorites with chil. ‘en and “grown-ups,” ** © ee «@ al ." chek th sn ok eh ee iit ee ee 8 8k ek ee enn og ss EE EL ELSE EAR AR EE LAE AE oa a RRL ELALLEL ALLE LELLELE LE SEE YRIDAYT. . . . . fay } : » F ~ 2 Priced, Pair. re @ Rebuilt Remington Typewriters with visible writing, 54 char- acters. two-color ribbon attachment and 10-inch carriage. A machine that is certain to give splendid service. @Neatly-made of durable marquisctte, these Curtains Star te gusdhast= on out Go are attractively finished with Cluny lace and would be ferred payment plan, if desired. | appropriate for use in many rooms. Choice of white, | __ ath Fleer ivory and beige tints. $1 and $1.25 Paneling Gectional Panels that are 9 inches wide; of Scotch and filet weaves, finished with scalloping and lace; please bring 75¢ Housewives—Act Quickly to Secure the window measurements; priced, section... “Pitth FI New Hoover rit “loor 7 Delivered > Ca sh eee sere ee —with balance pavable in convenier' monthly payments. Surely an offer which you should not overloot especially as the New Model Hoove! with its ten splendid improvements, is more desirable than ever before This offer holdg for a limited time Equip Your Car Economically With only. Basement Gallery Soverelg Nn Tires Saturday—A Most Interesting —High Mileage at Low Cost f 1) 1] @ A special purchase affords savings of approximate)y-50°% on a e QO QO S these heavy. non-skid treag@ Oversize Cords—every one guar- anteed perfect in workmanship and. material. Adjustment ey basis 8000 miles at current list prices | Bize List Sale | Size List Sale At Savings of... 80x85, CL $16.95 & 8.75 B24 SS $37.20 $16.88 32x31. SS 28.40 13.75 84x4 SS 38.15 17.50 $ix4 SS 32.75 15.63 | 38x5 Ss 58.10 27.50 @ Offering unusually complete assortments of Character $2.4 5S 36.10 16.25 35x5 SS. $1.00 8 26.13 Baby Dollis. Jointed Dolls, Schoenhut Wooden Dolls, ‘R — 14 Outfit Tie PD . | Mama Dolls, Dolls with kid bodies, and many noved ecovering Vutiits | | _— 3 kinds. Many are dressed—all are remarkable values. « For Ford tops—two sizes- Lever action Pumps with $6.50 val. fur Touring bracket for attaching to run- en aa a ecg er Be i a ‘ cars . 84.95 ning board; specially $ 00) $9.98 r , . various eee $5.60 va fur livcadsters .$4.25 praced I. $2.95 Rockers, oak finishes ........... ., $1.98 $1.25 Metal Auto Garages, with two autos .. .89c ; os h Teddy Bears, 19-inch size... $1.49 Ustus “‘Limousette $1.98 Plus 5 : a u ie 69c Mechanical yellow Taxis .............. 530 —for Ford tourmng cars: easily adjusted to 1916-22 medels, trans- $2.98 Mechanical Trains on T “pei iP $1.98 os i Biases wo — the Winter months inte comfortable closed $3.50 Rideway Sidewalk Oars............. $2.19 se ie nae $22 50 $2.95 “‘Scootaway” Sidewalk Socooters...... $1.98 we 2 adahe sss eeees Cee e ses eees ° 50 China Tea Sets, 17 pieces............ — sxe Foor aa! “4 = ge aed iatteny ‘were eeerr* SAAS SAAALLALLAS Candlesticks € imported Candlesticks in brass or nickel finish, attractively de- Men and Young Men May Select to Great Advantage From This Group of ( The Suits—with two pairs of The Overcoats ae excellently tailored of heavy plaid- back overcoating material in many colors oe patterus. Double-breasted style with arge storm Gellar, raglan sleeves and all- around belts. For atylling Wrareetie and durability. they are very desirable. Sizes 18 vears to 42 chest measure. cheviots, cassimeres, worsteds and fancy weaves in popular colors and patterns. As many favored conservative and sports models, single and double breasted, are shown, both men and young men should find pleasing choice. Suits, Overcoats&Topcoats . & Special % ° 5 Q In Latest Fall Values at..... and Winter Styles ‘ trousers, are well tailored of The Topcoats of tan ‘gabardine material, are excep- tionally well tailored, with silk yoke and sleeve lining, convertible storm eollar, belt and inverted pleat in back. Ideal Coats for rainy and chilly weather. Sizes 33 to 44 Chest measure, Hasement Keonemy Store Many Pretty New Styles in Women’s Tomorrow—A Widely Varied Collection of $3.85 and £4.85 Silk Overblouses || New Millinery ~~Also Models of Tricosham For Fall and Winter Values —_ ., ‘ - tlie ¢ as “Sis juettes and regulation tuck made in tailored or trimmed @Long and short Overblouses, Jac- are shown in this group. Al materials are crepe de chine, CGeor- gette crepe, tub and printed silks and in Waistse are wel styles and @ New and approved styles, offered in a most pleasing array for Saturday's selection. All the favored shapes, featuring trimmings of ostrich, faney feathers and novelties. Materials are metajlic cloths, Panne and Lyons vel- Tie popular tricosham. Light and vet. Both miss and matron will find dark shades Sizes 36 to 46. satisfactory choice. Basement Economy Store * Basement Economy Stere | ° , a - 1* Silk Hose $2.25 Girdles Hose with lisle tops, high heels and J and elastic: regulars of $2 to $2.25 $I 44 ereeges, pOir .....s.« ee ° al Basement Economy “tore q Women's full-fashioned ail-sillk | @Semi-athletic Girdles of pink fabric made to fit suugly over double soles; black and colors; ir- hips: two pairs of supporters; good ‘87.00 & 79 range of sizes; a 69 mtr seo 4. Basement Econuvssy “tore of high-grade Sweaters, pur- Sweaters See @Surpluse stock and samples chased from a renowned mak- V5 999999040900 000000000000000000000000000000000008 Abb ALAAAAAAAAAAAADAAAL RED e endo en ened aaadddddddadddddaadaAAAAD Apatite Saturday Shoppers Will Welcome This Group of and mixed yarns in pull-over Women’s Low, Shoes i dee er. Knitted of wool, worsted style; V neck or roll collar; plain shades and combina- All sizes in the group. effects: all 12 .de on short vamp last with covered heels, Ps | 7 Men's Shoes Children’s Gloves Shoes of mahogany calf and gun- | High meee meneenny ealk. metal, made laced style, on new gunmetal or c or rown id; " noorsregad toe. last: Goodyear welt | lace style on Found, square and Seconds of $1.25 Grade, Pair.... soles; suitable for school or dress | straight lasts; welt soles; $4 65 @ Brown or tan fleece-lined Kid Gioves wear; sizes 2% to 6; $3 95 | gizes 6 to 11; special ..... . and Gauntlets, all subject to slight: im- special «0. cs ercese . Basement Economy Store perfections. Very wa and durable. —Oof heavy Khaki and gray Very Extraordinary Values, the Pair........ $ ~ 5 flannelette: cut jarge und well @ Oxfords and strapped stvles of black and log cabin ° priced e ee Pea Gr aay a ; 69c suede. satin and patent leather, with the popular cut-out os Be 4 Meeneasy Steen Basement Kconomy store ide ar gata tuseddae seat ues S Bree me DEAR ED taae ets _ iad dee - « ar "> wee ‘ , ~ -? ° ane f a + er ere +? * * . A , o> PS ae asan ed p ise eS eee eee eee ve - ade ry Pe > ome eT RS Tee e* + A ao fea ay “* Faas Oy ee L951 ad. - Je P haa BY ‘ge * el Malied se tae « + ay » - . , - ) . WER eh oe et povst+ > tee * * ee eaereg + 6 7 » any fee, 7 7 ~) . "ree ~~ bere 42 ae) SO ‘as — ame me Four Extraordinary ' eh te ho be hh ttt tet hh eh php ppp php pp pa bbra bhp bb ha bbbananannnnri ne eee TTT Just 100 newly purchased An unusually rments. Many are fur-trim- ay others in plain styles and | models in belted, the materials are woo! velour, or olair and wool mixtures in | want fur-trimmed. rown, navy, @eer and Copen- woolen fabrice. ) Groups, Off ' v Girls’ Coats | Girls’ Coats | Girls Dresses Sizes2to10 Years | Sizes 2to 14 Years | In 20 New Styles | 4 $500, $750 | group, offering many riish | school and yet agorepeaare for joose-back styles, most of nofme wool crepe, tw and combi with ay wanted colors in excellent ~ ee Ae een ’ Se .00 | At.. aoe attractive | Dresses practical enough for f woo) side-button dress occasions. Chotee of nations a trimmed brot dery, braid _« pa hapa aha aaa db bb baa! ° " ss hho iwthihb hip i bt hee — = - - - ll se ee A DD DA ae -~ SSS - _s. » SD ed ‘7? ?YS, :343 bee eeeewsaanseuceteanwe! 43 ‘gat here wey eh aa aa Re Me he Se ot. pine - Sue a congas canes. Re ‘i Aloe EE 5: a +P te aS » am a 7 obey nS Oe ag “et is, t - 7 Rie bv ey ibe phe emma Se MRS pe. ee ; + ae NP . 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FRIDAY, | ‘OCTOBER i2, 1923. FRIDAY. i. i ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DIRPATEN alone Apprexienabety Ragen © that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined OCTOBER 1?, 1928, 7 9 ADVERTISEMENT ee "Rall How Melto Will - imum fines of $500 each were im 98c Chamois- LHELM RAISES MONEY BY ome “rl sick ye posed on five saloonkeepers whi Suede Gloves : ( ive You a Fash- ; re | : : . . Age dam 2-clasp fine quality SEARING FIRST WIFE'S JEWELS)" "0 2.2 "inc in Cen career oe worene | A Yorktown striped Se te ye FB Figure! st seated ‘places ed closed voluntarily. Max-! rrohibition law. nN S rip carly Poll weet: ail We e s . fi. ; wai - : llega Pur- se ] te f ll a ae 16 - BUTTON | | . ; Te eigeace, Batch Funds a) woolen this fa ht ge ge 3 PRR opto non it bas not deen pou _ @ Corres Jence of the Associated Press. KIESELHORST eet ts KIESELHORST Gloves, with pretty two-tone SROADWAY = geduce Pg sole places wit . 2° ri >] ri , , ‘ ° ° broid ed I K d th > 1% “Lt } . AMSSERDAM, Sept. 4 er Established 1879 44 Years Old Dark blue with stripes, claspe “at wrist: TOG ' se oe . Es conte on opr yoga ae eee ee ee ok ee eee ok oat” 4 imeeepaiay AER Bt SF q I is raising money by | ' , s ‘SE IN : ; . hable: | eae ebay YER OLDEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST MUSIC HOUEE IN ST. LOUIS some narrow, some wider; beaver and binck; § agg me Moar pat aaa gered: f f the el be- | \ : . & hes ee A custom tailored some in white, others in — , : _ wd cra that enables you te | Plongin€to his first wife and by the suit of Yorktown , 3 as slender as you wish to be— rai colors. These are the | : sale o€Several pictures. Pictures by | striped woolen you wish to be. ial isnies and coral Hober-| p | Yorktown woolens for fall. y Graphophone _ — rhs todecaa a [ zollerm portraits have been disposed ¢ . =. a " convenient. lt is a plied e | : 35 Really, there’s no way of — Records | - | Sally—rubbed into the fatty po: Sof thréligh a Dutch firm and a num- | - _ Beer ofsald Dutch and German paint- Console eet : telling abopt — these wool- , ¥ Biggest line of Grapho- a "gf the body for five minutes each ae Just stripes on blue: py : phone Records in city. rn | Jpliterally melts away thefat. It; ing wil be brought into the market ee : — ens oe a | | - TINT i ° Large selection. ses 4 : a ay ar te that you are he ortl ye | Phonograph , | A Hil | | but so mystifying are : : x F — And it gives you ease of mind So of the late Empress’ jewels, eomfort whi reducing. includ a beautiful pearl necklace, At the Attractive : it | E , alll | stripes in the hands of | ti nth ie d Sessine were ld through a Cologne jew- " it | J) | | master weavers, that full , $ 98 Free! 2G! ry ede herder A eler. ome time ago.a number of | Price 115 = Ph ° a thirty distinctive patterns A aie 3 e ; aid ~ You lose the fat—you keep your Saturday rencleiobelins, tapestries and some ) One word 8&88- rise ancienfyurniture were sold privately | of result. note Music Roll > Ba postion — on oP ed frien to Amficans and the proceeds used | | or — of Dutch funds | ONL Y. eee Plays All | Yorktown stripes are 2goO- $7 Cash—$1.50 Weekly | Records ) | ing to- be the favorite of 1000 SALOON aes REVOKED Beautifully finished in Adam | many men accustomed to ade “ ’ hrown or red mahogany cr Amer- b ey Closing Papers. record Ultona, all-wood oval tone amplifier, etc. Distinctive and grace- y the jated Press. ful in appearance. m f b ; ' CHIGAGO, Oct. 12.—Mavor Wil-. ens are wort y O eing ’ a values. Plenteous assortment of styles and ‘ $1.00 to $1.25: i. luabl book! , , : Records may be included in purchase without increase in terms | GRESS . a : : price ; oO 25; all if Free—valuabie ooklet on liam Dever today revoked the | ) I | RO Ive izes to assure satisfactory selection. No new; 3 for $1.00; Melto method. Write for it. 1 one-theusandth retail beverage li- | | TaiLoring © fashioned by hand to indi- ; ‘ fancy prices here—it will more than pay you h Laberatoricn, Dept. H, 111 East conse Gee cis campaisn sssiox’ TW AE CET MOD OT Main 1007 Olive | © steemmmmumn vidual measurements, Jo stop here SE vee ven Cty “Myaprist is sore, but I'm game,” §505 | NEW F A { | DRESSES 5 | 1) —_— | , We buy, sell D e monsteal he decifred as he signed the revoca- and e xX- Serges, Poiret twills, ; ' satins, crepes; all colors change and sizes; copies of mod- * * * Gra p h,o - with a $2 pur- $1 : rv 3 ife worth wh chase in our FE mans , Player Roll De- _ | Peale pars so little—it doe: part: ent. : pe 3 7 Brenton you needn't hesitate i other instant. . ie wai ys or toilet goods counter you can Ld wa Buy it today—use it ton: Music Rolls a De cea jar costs only 83. woolens. Yorktown wool- Fit : ie deta ‘taki ull nee iy Never, anywhere, has there been such Coat Stuste’ Bolla: | Peake 53 le’s absolutely harmless! Y dae a AT hm ty 2 5 pao Die as : C tah CL eee eo ae “i. Bin, = im Nap ee ye 2 Pe eT Re ee tay ae te, FEY, ae es ae OW en age ~ eor., Yee pi PM ons ? Shee - i ne , nt re i . over ‘ rene reer - Wa Rit r ~ . es og ini oS . Liter, “s . Rn ke Da a me Ae Mieke. Se nb ee 3 moe y 7 . ‘ *% : tio = oh Sah oe t SMilae & > tyes He ig Ree Oe po ape : fee, ») 7 a ae Fam . Faut : - - m, Z D ed athe. Yih wltah 1 teria lls Ane “- ee ee ee “ een " f ¥ 4% i aga . 2 ‘ : a hee ee Bk a a aR at Bo BR a le ancand a ee eS R i es r ~~ da Bae ak ra x4 “fa “ ie - : e “I oad ¢ * ; , = 6 ABP Bed wa) a : oaas\ sae) ae . : . / : : a bid * ‘ bay. & ¥ ; yA Se so . . t o . : Y lane Oenepann - | ae 7 4 x - © a va > = > = “ e . ae s 7 re . - ~ : : . ‘ a ‘ pind ‘ Yo oi i Wnt coe ae eae Liat est Ny Po her.c EMT AM aintennsoeeen eee ee ae SREP ONCEREH ec ARERP ERED SP? i wt rf Ste © at Kia : : 9 ~ mon hated eam VIE papa . Py - : «4 . — . » rc : : : i y . a 4 IY NT Re Pek — ene ei uM me tt ia oT meer x rd m le Cr * papa : 7 eee Se ee suet a & * es - eye re STE es a e Bddili rae. - Re .. = Bu! ¢ pe ee . ew ye = a - ia en PLS Fee ee i lg tl ets Sa a O” PM RAIA (Dyin k's 2 els sold _in se stores Garland; —— ine Sf. Lout. Largest Womens Specialty Shop a A MENSA Choice of = s 2S ge Boys’ Shoes; $3.50 and $4.00 Values . | a: ghbce the aad” Mshogsny calf and Sieck bevthine: ae Seats 2) Me Shoes, tan and black Classy brogues, Enzlish or wide-toe leathers at styles; sizes 9 to 1314 and 1 to 6 at For Saturday—The Largest Ladies’ Hostery Department in St. Louis Announces Cae teey Women’s $5 Low Shoes 4 remem ee o . 2 nares! y wi a We) Oe Special for Saturday : Satins, patents tans ana CE St soft Me ee Beja dye Vert Riecdiaile, Wibs 6B - - , .- Th rs > R is ae Sat. TTS ~_ tages PB a ike ail ort og) ee Wy he ng _ nin * 5 i ipa RU Sr Seas ie ao hy: AER ey 8% to 2 . ers; beseech to" ' : 4 . QPS ogee toes: sizes Oo “ ~ © Women’s Low Shoes §& >> cial at | Values to $5; special ‘ lean-up of Oxfords Cc. &. > ey strap » PORTER TT Morning Special 9 A. M.to1 P. M. Only = » 5000 Pairs of — aes Eve N Mod Brand-New Hose pen Every New Color Bi o Bargains Saturd: ay rates maa — . eo vet ae, eA ae : P issh aN iy at $d, 7.proportion the nts Mo 7 pean tec ) > " > F ; Side Draped . _ WS ; ine 7 , . ifty ° pp ee os seneral effect is one of slender- 7 hape - ; ° ERE is news that should brin: thousands of thrifty ty > D hess. Sizes 24 to 36. Special, $3.75 Girls Hats Velvet S hs Semi-T ailo shoppers, whose perception of values is keen, to Gar- co. : a | ; : re . Full crepe-lined Suite lau s spacious Hosiery Department. So great are fen : a Costume Children’s . $1 98, $2. 98. f : Poiret Twills—Velours— the values involved, so immense the selection, that we are a : , Slips Sweaters | Dressy styles ee ee | _ Duvet de Laines. All siz Bplding this sale on Saturday to enable the business woman The newest Brocade Made of good | Plain knitted “a ™~ in velvet, with . : : y quality sateen Sweater; belted fa’ . Gd miss equal opportunity to share in the sensational econ- combinations and Ly- in shades of | style. Brown HO eG: ostrich, oe @nies. 5000 pairs in all and every pair is new, perfect and Mee ota with Lred tenn Sg ee fall fashioned. ig OE Sap ey FRR Fi OA ARE ROTTS Sun A nh Shee TT ECLA T ERIE! ae ee ad Ps sig SORA gg it at - bans (oi OA Wika Ab (oe MOR Fs | Dee a ~~ _ > = PRT AAV Poem rey eegerges Re a Era CRI oot ~ o~si 2 eae DELI, BES IT ge gee re tT po es on at er rereeuny " y : é he Sed ~~ aa Mee Ne ¥ > ape ( sy - a : ni iy - yee nee ver. ig "7 Pas E aP Sa ae v *; Kh t ? . : ; walk ' = as 4 , bp * ga Pry ‘gx is” daily ves dolar al ‘ ‘ PT ‘aaa Mi le Se : | ye a ee TSG fe ae r. : P ; p , ve ate @ ¢ “4 = rig ott: eae er Ge ar" a - “ y ; . r = a ee > ¥ s i iNet — ‘ “we ¥ : om ew Mee Ae ne ‘ : ne Seip Rr: BE q + ag-. a j ’ ~ + 3a A hg 5S ory co Vat a ao Pa es N “ et at * ve - ne © * r : ¥ ‘ i ie . . / 7 fo Nava ‘ s Might wy wie a” . : 4 ae! Lv Pee a na’ 2 re AL earner ~ y mee atte 44 Y Pinan 7 ona he ed 7 . ™ fst ‘ Dag ot 22 Peek ec ‘ ie €. Sn ~ UR Cee aie ee — rere ee - “ xs ve yi a hie ‘ c > aati er % 7 her . y rs me 5 J . 3 . ee 4 ranths + ale 7 nab 4 hoi FF ao Wate AD ; 7: . A ey, + ; 7" Ser, P 5 Sk oe ote wet we Se ¥s , we pwr aye . ons velvet models at ‘) Trimmed with | red trimmed in C5 Dy NIN u, 9 flowers: some pleated flounce. a s 2 pt 4 with . stréniee ; i rice to Regular $1.49 28. “ this fractional P wg lar $2.49 value. } ers, Black, morning shoppers ees 7 ; w sea. navy, | Pokes. shush ee only. None will be ~ ; 9 8 C $1 &9 ae epturieg prim Hale, l 5 9.50 Teddies Step-Ins Vests | Bloomers a 99 SALE OF FOX SCARFS Piyicoals ‘CARON SW EAT ER YARNS. ‘ tel In the newest plein tailored and lace tri | ZS} aoe A pe la} fhe ptoe : : pO ts e ‘ ’ ‘t } ; es fs ify ne i r’ i] effect a wd F mMmmed 1 367 — ew i. ifs aft hin fine Guallty erepe de chine and wash- % y a ty .69 ‘Ba red, black and the if nd dark ahadew « ray and brewh Three tty watin. Colors are flesh, peach and white. if Lunch Kits 9 Nove! g $1 : gs groups priced All wizen, 1) GA Metal Lumen Box- Ratines |& Canteens” $04. 75 $35 $39.50 | "Sale of Corduroy Robes | al stheval pretty wah —in a splendid range of colors and 1 terns of checks and PUR BALON-—THIED FLAN BATH WTREET BID | in all sizes, 34.to 46. Special at.. $2. 98 r pele, in many colors; BECOND FLOOR-—-BROADWAY spp. SE 11-13 BROADWAY AND 410-12-14 SIXTH 8" oes an wy ) aahe & - ihe BW quam > mae oo ae A gi no ide he lta: “ha ges ge a er ; fy ve Ak vc Maia Ite Since SSMS a ae 2 td he = Tot

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ser z ga ua vail ARS ~- By , 0 * re POE GE CPP NEMA PRE ON ne LES. yg FRIDAY, IBER 12, 1923. Tl itv Ci : ae | " Pie: ; ea. ; : on BE! 7 1e 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 ' OCTOBER 12, 1928, _ ©) _ADVERTISEMENT NEW NORMANDY HISH SCHOOL . panpenpersrigeaieastiaealictanmaa a ——— ° FLARE AB Jow Melto Will OPENING SET FOR TOMORROW sr fas ek poor o.4 ss : ———— « : \ 3 ~e y Chancellor Hadle as > L ‘ BGive You a Fash- _ F and State Super. | | ‘1 4 © D : ; e Oo ' intendent Lee to Be Among the | s ; . ° , Speakers | 7} ra . -wolke ble igure. ge rhe formal opening of the new ) + . 4 Normandy High School, in the build. 4 3 Ing formerly occupied by Eden Sem- i ae «OCUpto nowt has not been possible to |‘ @'Y. On the St. Charles road, will Ct} ST _— | in one or two places without | take Place at 2p. m. tomorrow. | i% potting thin everywhere. Speeches are scheduled to be made | ee z | hy . - 4 } ‘ : ney : “oe 4 >I ARS ME soday thet is chaziged. Science by : hancellor Hadley, of Washing-_ 4 Dig discovered Mclito—a most mar- irs : ptt pad Dr. J. D. Elliff, high | -gdous cream that enables you to be- rer a uspector, and Charles A | gg 8s slender as vou wish to be—and |’ © **® BUperintendent of Schools. ¥ Xt € ia ‘ cr é 4 2g ; : 9 gee you wish to be. ide ng aking contest’ will be de- ‘ p op one . a Ch ed at 2:30, the winner receiving . = Melto makes reducing both pleasant |® $5 cash prize. The cakes later r ords 7 gicoovenient. It is applied exter- Willi be sold with other refresh- ec Sglly—rubbed into the fatty portion | cnts. The Normandy footbal! 7T. body for five minutes each day, | tcam will pluy Kirkwood, beginnind ne of Grapho- : : | yt f cords in city. Ce feiterally melts away the fat. It gives * 3:00 o'clock. A picture show at 4 Aronberg ~ : ection. Speria! ( __# gouthe slenderness that you are hoping (:80 In the auditorium will be fol- puts you on : : -— - And it gives you ease of mind and lowed by a dance in the gymnasium. | the road _ to ® comfort while reducing. baie ee ; D; 3B With Melto you don’t become h school for Nurses’ Attendants. | i] var ey es = apd scrawny—or tired and fretfal, corn’ Nursing Committee of tho | ji] ™ mond or a Stand- og lose the fat—you ben your die. ‘ommunity Council's health depart- | iit ard Watch. USE THE aa? . has decided tentatively to-es- | { a oe ee TORS friends— tablish a training school for ex’ | i COUPON AS YOUR god make life worth while. : Ping -samg im FIRST PAYMENT. It $1 purchase in , ,atiendgants and nurse maids to meet | i . phone Dapare. a Melto costs so little—it does so the need for trained nurses. Grad-| brings you a $5.00 9 ee’ 7 t you needn't hesitate an. wates of the school- would be as- saving on any eer eso 3S : Petpenivedereued - ment. ° t. At an 4 d sign oh | r - : ‘ye ; . c “ bd you ‘tis : se ’ D er i ‘ other instan y good drug store § 1 to relieve trained nurses at article shown Hin 76 z sh SS UT ATE nat pt ee IN HNO This Coupon Is We A | orth Clip out this Coupon and bring it to Aronberg’s It is good for $5.00 if used on the purchase of any Diamond or Watch h =e ieenenren, anil cit shown in this advertisement— Honored on eac 4 or toilet goods counter you can get tending minor cases. The proposed ms | , usic Rolls Melto. Buy it today—use it tonight. school has received the indorsement | on this dh MYFZ , Read 1) GH 4"\- Nertth } IE) yl a? _®&, . & and city hospitals yor , ' : 7 \ oo ne .f t's absolutely harmless ! S Fleisher of St ome Guseeentss | a a 8 eae ee ee y 8; | regula | 8. sher of St. >rsit! } tomers duri ; if wy PLEATED FLOUNCES | : ey GS hide et Oe > £é : ws Sx ‘LEEVES * Pee ea aye : c ae wenn «4 es Sat te 5 pian ns Ory Be . F i wy . ‘RAID TRIMMING a BEAD TRIMMING 4 | Every Size, Including 4. WG , 4 Stouts Up to 58s | Solid White Gold Diamond and we ° | 15-J | Watch Sapphire Watch New Fall Suits Be matey — ane $95 £1 Bs cure this. Watct top — 4 Dia- most popular t «$30 Elab- monds and #4 mond Ring with triangle oe 17- 6 and ae and erect § 08 Strictly Tatlored Sutts ' . 7 orately engrav- Sapphires; | blue sapphire sides. | N &. praia cag & i 9g bot &. ed oval shape—the picture is jewel movement. This coupon The coupon gives you é = ‘ aS — - y i he FRO Fur-Trummed Suits rreativ enlarged to show the lowers the price to $90. Picture a chance to buy a, brown, ie enlarged. this Ring at $45. a ~ Poiret Twill Suits eee elite) 2) /!|11 9 THIS COUPON SALE OF MINE, Shapes grb he esa $29.75 |i De iain i DIAMOND ~~ Ah AST es is the Talk of the Town! elvet Semi-Tailored Suits A | And, as usual, every word its the Full crepe-lined Suits—Tricotines— : ISG yor” : : SS Truth. I repeat that this $5.00 is your Poiret Twills—Velours—Yalamas and $39. 75 | : a dt LAA | S— ~ N First Payment. You pay no money Duvet de Laines. All sizes; in this sale’ | en ee é - a , y for 30 days. 3 ou know you always : tA | ie. : get the TRUTH and a SQUARE ) | DEAL from me. ehhh ru oe . x be r 5 . : we é . p ‘ v a A > , ‘> Ke » 5 * ’ - ~ Oe a A. abe S*, . " ¥ “—, x Se 2 AVS . Pt me ‘ " . 2 . b . a J a aa : > ae ~~ - ~ 7 x uy . 7 ‘ ~ Ae £. . A a SS ae RE SEO Ba a Ss r alee ~ 7, ~ ae eta . \ ~ a . a Wie . » * pana oe J * * “ , oo" a o ay . ~ Se ee eh he ae, re ‘ ee . — x od : * : s . ee ee Soe. ce a S oe % Y ) . sires 36 to 40; = é , wk : ; iowers the rice ’ ; Value | | 9 . 3 ets fi IX pen ans ers b ’ blue sapphire in the four _— =F ; - 2 7, . The coupon saves al . ito 7 a us 7 : . - — $i .00 Ww eek. ' —— t you $5. Gentleman's Diamond Ring, ' ’s Shirts and Drawers Blue White 15 Months to Pay. richly carved a designed ' | | ie in 18-k soll white or fine rithed Shi: ts , : : ; . ' ’ , ‘ } ' netie wink ten and Drawers | | a Diamonds — green gold. The coupon tepa ~~ a % if ' | - - ' brings the price down ; Sizes BB to 4 - & ! / 4 to only n ad . 5 | . : P . : : $1.00 Week. » GARLS’ UNION SUITS—Ribbed . | : | ea oN ss 100 (4: “4 — eece TLnion Bu ; f , — ‘ | kes mushrooms off-face and turned brim Hats of silk vel- 5. Hiack, sand, ocak, gray, brown. YY. beaver. 1's Ribbed Union Suits weight ribbed ankle length > 't. ah Dp ily "7 ine i fas *! $ at 0) € ey " em . . ea ee ie ei ee Re Pere See eae nc Oe ee Cod 1.50 value at — % ' a Gracefully design- pa Bi — P i eé solid platinum OS ES eT ED .% ’ PY a ile i Ne I a, tah Seas : : " 4 ¢ ™ . 9 hy Wer - a ~* oY ote Sa ve dete - _ Lee : ° : —r ‘ Pies ail ' 1 SS ( ‘@ ' i: biue white Die- Hind Fleeced ihirts | : Sp Ais mond Ring. The Mi, Styles and # ; : ' 1 ey. - coupon brin the . : 19%¢ 4 e . ~ fe . ee” 4 . : > price to $° | ‘9 ag = coe) 1 Year to Pay. »* Hose; fin 14 io Lope A -_ Ay 7 = fo LS characterized ; } ja ~5eee it : : ‘ ee oo yf. men! %o.-—— i? tyle and desiz —_ ‘ ‘ ae “ y ? ' . +? > ~ . Wee? " . -* oe . ’ 2 ~ , : —— : ; : i{ ’ ay) ee . . ia? 3 , ; — . ' ° Zee Specia . ‘ S ; t iamon ] ‘ . « . : ' . : . v . n . : 4 i ; | . nay = ‘ . " Blue White Diamon 8 ; ‘ , 4 or | . = ’ . - ‘ fiare etyvles ous ne } Men's All-Wool . ¥ b ie « f. q rttery > "iar ut " ; , : $200 ; sweaters BS... ‘ ail S renatiha ¢ eo trast , arid : S Ree “4 ~ ~&il mbining ' ,* . - ‘ S 2 il . tn " 7 7 7 i > + ~ . wv < % ¥ ae op “ re produce mode is of A brilliant hand-carved Al , solid 5 atinum Ring. biusr ways 1R-k solid white white Diamond center and : gold with a hive | Fine . two esmalier Diamonds on More for Your white Diamond for- A . ‘s. : exch eid: Save $5 by us- . ge(-me-not design dd Their Quality ng * pon , Ring. A style every Distinction — Fabrics— 2 Years to Pay. ~uman appreciates. Fox Keramie | Blue-White Use the coupon and Skunk A ] | . rabella The Butterfly design, Manchurian M d I DIAMONDS elaborately engraved in anaaia 18-k. Solid White Gold, V — Vei Keri , | The Coupon brings ey e.our ~ gf | $300 : Metewal | oe BE im fig, | , UR, Mae, oe eer Thie solid platinum Ring Double- | 75c Sweater , | Squirrel Fashiona : | has « beautiful blue white Platinum Raritan sb’ snewew A on the sides and Mesh Sets | Caracul Ormandale ' wy Bg Bom sey — p-Shape New Collar ané 4 Cat Lynx Excello $ : : * Years te Pay. ir N eS ae 7 4 Sizes for Juniors—Sizes for i TH Specs | Raat | 422N.67S0_ : ig fs | for Stout W . : 25c| — .59c More OPPOSITE COLUMBIA THEATRE _ ti : TRE RE ae # # % ‘ ~ ™ a zd &* eee A Ste he \ re eer, S$, tae ee a pS at fi eatin ‘ i ms pr : Le = { aio aS ‘ % eae mn ¥ ey o¢ R et % oe bi a sige Pon. ee = eee ae wl a oT As fi re ¥ S# D = . “— irom. . ACKSON’S = SO $ Bas is

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rt ‘ ee ° Be 2 . . ‘ ‘ ‘ gf TA tere SO Oe, Re Sa ae iP aye # peeesT i b 2 Sar set Tied - ‘ | % ecTOBEr qe 1922. STLoMNS PNCT-NICPATLH The City Circulation of the Dail¥ - = ecroBer 17.193 © ————e Tee S ‘y f | — + - iin s e % 4 RAILROAD OFFERS ESSAY PRIZES | ‘czions. at Altoona Works and inj Temporary Asylum for Refugees. | “ ‘ 147 Sep! S es 5 ie | | 5 : * : a f at | . | iotatn Gt re 'wneleeamn ee... ee | AUCTION ! : ia Fosters Emp'oye Own 'are being offered for the best essays BUCHAREST, Oct. :-. h da : Pennsytvan sE = " -{ > 14 f | he intervention of Nansen, ree ~ —- es will be y Croeds, wather Goods and ; PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.—The) pennsylvania Railroad Co.; the | tions, 4000 Jewish refugees : aa a Ne AF. : im i ; un- Pennsytvania Railroad Svstem Of- | second prize, one share of stock. permitced to remain in Rumania a - yay highest bidder gets > lu If ; _ , } > = tumanian Govern- “ a ss * e half Se -sees et. D) i wee be Haven ‘uo. | REMOH JEWELRY CO. : cials Are Always Worth ” : a ae Ownership of Stock and Securities share of stock. In all, 18 shares ot, long the order permitting the retu- ‘ . - ore So eguirements foo ou doen t xnew that of the Pennsylvania Rajirdad| Pesnsyivania Railroad capital stock gees to have asylum in the country. S. W. Corner 6th and Washin; ton Investigation—M e cn | serious trouble which oftem;; Through the Employes’ Provident, wil] be awarded outright and half eh 4 Sewe already have k Than Ever Tomorrow. | ie apoplexy and unexpected | and Loan Association.” | payment on six other shares wil] be| Three thousanc J : ; | | | if you suffer dizzy spells,) In each of the four operating credited to winners. left Rumania. : 7 et breath, bet flashes, arety ' oii a ** €ifet> well, Z - . 4 1g, RS qoodyY or don ¢ Stee; nee : = , ressure is undoubtedly || . 5 ot naplate DMP , oP ap a a rae ile CR Re ie trek” Se I ee os oa pee, GRRE) Pk ee EI es SER Ra oa tare mig AIG nee sed siilhtane kein : - 12 ES I Ee OEY, See > Wa ee snide aR. "ne Pe MAE SEAR ALDI ath gay! 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Fe ve eI gt Oy es, GeO bw Mig NS “Puy c IZtBPa Ae - a Or ais o - af ees a a) “be aa Pe cat PO may fee ae ane ow . . nites compat aphtigne oe . > tog 5 ee . ‘ec NAA at WS - “ : - ; ' i ell ; . > : - q Z - . . Ss j Pe oe ~ . j - Z . “] & : : / e - 3 } . . j =- - ~ e : . j i “Sy « . * . Ris : = . to a _— >, ‘ / , ‘ " | : : > ' -* ~ ‘\s + ; . * \ > ‘ ; ‘ , ‘ a ~~ ‘ . ” Z : . ; \. el oN ‘ . \ . . . 7 \>, ~~ - ; . + . a a. |} . . \ « : — +, ‘ ’ » \ ‘ 2 _* ; . ww . . \ » j = . > oe . | - ‘ ‘ . 5 » * .~ « \ - >» * ~~ >. + Sy A te “ » SN ‘ i" . . j ex," . es > 7 - \ Su ‘ . . d ‘ —_ ‘ ad 4 : ~ ~* ; =a " . ead ™ = 7 ' C 7 , * es , ’ - ‘ —s j ' ee . “4 : ~ * 4% : ; | . = | 5 ‘> - : . _« . *» \ i ~ + : . r * + | RRR | . -~* J . ¥ ' h ’ . . . ™ ‘ ; " , it i ~~ | ; * : iA ™ ’ ' ; > XY ; a 4% » ’ , ~ a i { q i a dat Ss ey BS ES RR CER eg ale” eR: CL ikke « yy * at SS AIL - SS a ABS aca a BA id Bas Ae. “ ON ANY PURCHASE YOU MAKE UP TO $25 Coats After today there will be no excuse for a poor dresser. Our sweeping invitation to men and women of St. Louis and vicinity : MASK Piven cee AN Values Up to $55 offers a wonderful opportunity to dress in style, even if you SBI: . =—— WHR $3 Q-’> haven't one single penny to spare as a down payment. We ex- | SRE FS | ee eS tend credit freely, and we do not charge extra for this accom- SARS = 45 |G modation. : ROSES ———S5, s 2 _ ha 4 A i AR SNL TE LE FY REL TTR A fe . gh RO = / VAG, VERY woman a | s Rie = q can possess a Pa i : I Coat of richness and = | | A distinction without being extravagani if Come to the friendly Liberal store at 709 Washington ) she selects from this avenue, and select your Winter outfit from our vast stock of sroup. Trimmed styles for the entire family. Our prices are even lower than with fine furs and in most cash stores. : | \ developed in_ pile fabrics. Each Coat Our Entire Stock of Women’s : | , apmely interdined are of no mor SUITS “14 OFF | |] . Ie Ne A) : SmartFall Gta - f oo “presses” | | “itcguerres || gir. |] Suits In Smart Creations The Season’s Style Hit S A qt c | Values Up to $39.75 OF $10] [FE 215|[— Z| SDS - Se ee ce ee, % - - bs 5 OI fen Oe rw > ete Oa wet orZ_——— it to old grour ~~ ee or oO ae ee " _ ms i La a ah Women’s & Misses’ Women’s & Misses’ \ | 1§ GOATS MILLINERY \ HETHER they are Newest Fall Models Very Becoming Shapes S$ 2 4 15 sumptuously fur SR tiga Gem aw dae Many Fur 4 trimmed or severely plain, ats for ; ail Trimmed *T 9.4 viene oe ens they are invariably devel- lowes oped in rich textured fab- spe Men’s Warm rics which lend that desired ; air of elegance demanded Boys’ Suits, Overcoats & Mackinaws OVER COATS = a os Girls’ Coats and Dresses $29.50 & $35 a ee “aay PRICES LOW TERMS EASY re Handsomely Silk Lined New Shades, All Sizes 709-711 WASHINGTON AV. 2x3 2."

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star an d the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH very Safely Reduces ms gnd Dizzy Spells Heed pr res re ss iy high not pass + life imsurance e.2- aon t gat ond trouble which often lexy and unexpected if vou suffer dizzy spells, of breath. hot flashes, are moody or dont sicep well. : pressure is in loubted!s | it yy to be even if i CO % realize 1° . me me prescription ut # But llare a reduces high blo * then all - . gilments caused the gbnormal 2 dange) is econ i disap) ear. =f wl Judge & Dolph, En- a Sohnson Bros. Drug Stores le aru gyist s e very where e J a big demand for Norma—it arts Coats / alues Up fo $29.75 a thousands and shonld do ‘game for you. Be sure to ask | as this is purely vegetable | steed 10 ontain nothing Borns. , ers fil! led ¢. O. D. by Norma ow Inc., Albany, N. Y. i that Al TOMOBILE for a | nt size car THROUGH Q:7> , by the Associated Press know that rou | called upon informally. A city-wide | ‘observance of the week will be dis- | VACCINATION RULE SUSTAINED Chicago Judge Orders Verdict in | | Favor of Education Board. CHICAG®. Oct 12.—Circuit | Judge Brothers held \ esterday that | a school board has a right to re- | student. The court ordered the jury | to return a verdict for the Oak Park ~ Vv | =| — Vv? fuse admission to an unvaccinated | = Se ee Board of Education in the suit for $26,000 damages brought against it} by Leslie F. McCullough, whose son | was barred from school for three | ‘weeks for refusal to be vaccinated | during a smallpox scarce iwo veare | ago. Talks ou Education Week. A series of brief talks on the pu pose of Education Week, Nov. 18 to -4, will be a feature of an educa- tional conference which will be held at the College Club, 5428 Delmar boulevard, at $ oclock tonight. These talks will be made by local educational -leaders who wiil ve | cussed and reports made on educa-. tional surveys which the club has’ undertaken. Mrs. Roscoe Anderson, + tal — th chairman of the club's Educationa! Week Committee, wil] preside. = nisPAT CH WANTS. HE smartness and dash depicted by Sports Coats this sea- have caused many nen to become more ve, if merely to show new Coats. These ive notable savings : are mostly fur- 3 named and all silk. 1. ~ = Plaid Woolens ish Tweeds, Mixtures container. of Coffee. i Way, wii CW Fall | the Coffee. weaters ; be the best. hs a E freedom of youth nd the bouyancy of pason are expressed in gay colors and striped ts. Chappie coat styles *t-in-sleeved golf-coats. shed woo! and mohalrs. piping hot, Coffee boil. flavor. used. All the Wanted New Autumn Shades amed Hats 45 “ry” The {ot - *? used in the i mitted States ly from the standpoint of thetr fact that each has been cm enrefully some particular type. Lyons Vel- eficects. New shades and VIX RULES for making BETTER COFFEE Keep your Coffee fresh It loses strength and aroma when exposed to the air. Keep it in a tight Measure carefully Measure the water as well as the Coffee. Use plenty of Coffee—at least a tablespoonful to the cup. Guessing usually means a poor cup © Use grounds only once Don’t waste fresh Coffee by adding it toold grounds. Used Coffee grounds are of no more value in making Coffee than ashes in building a fire. Boil the water Be sure it is boiling. Then pour over (coffee which scientists have found to _ --s-~ femeeund Ty YT ( Ateeund 3h N.Sixth St.j st This makes the kind of A — Serve at once | Many a pot of perfect Coffee has been ruined by letting it cool. If you must delay serving, keep the Coffee but never let finished Re-cooking injures the Scour the Coffee-pot It is not enough to give the pot a hurried rinse and set it away to dry. Scour it carefully every time it 1s OFFEE -the universal drink Slanters of Sac Panle. Brasil. whe predace more then half of all the ore comdacting this educational work “Seperation mith the leading Cofiee merchents of the Lalied States. deimt Coffee Trade Publicity Committee 4 Water Street, New York 314 N. Sixth S | BL EZ7Z 4 314 NS 314 N.Sixth t een Sixth St.p cud Fh _- ge E3148 ee aioe ~-- 2 _—_— = —_——— ee eee ee eee zs SS a ee FEaAE N. Sy Es 314 N.Sixth st DUPER ZZZA LEI N.Six _— th! ea) = ond =z A ; HS UE! pum e FAN _——_ _—_ Again we prove our DIAMOND SUPREMACY |! Again we prove our vailue-glving leader- ship! Our gems are noted for their lus- ter, rare brilllancy and the perfect manner in which they are cut. We import our own Diamonds direct from the mines which results in a big saving to. us, and YOU are given the benefit of our low pur- chasing prices as the following excep- tional bargains readily verify! “Just Bring an Honest 18-Karat Solid White | Gold Mountings UXISNY Our own creations, very charming indeed! These DIAMONDS are of the BLUE- WHITE, PERFECT-OUT VARIETY— glittering, dazzling gems full of “life.” All mountings are cieveri . : wrou - in 18-KARAT SOL! fr th MERCHANDISE, tive same oO ges confidence that we 4 oe , ror it r y= "need to own one of these Diamonds is vit IS'N SAE NN Boe os “ * d + ‘ ry ¢ ? » Se he he ee Se eee een ta ee abt ie a aya 0 pe ema ee Pee ee | eae Soaet eee eee ae - 5 a2 ee PE Ge Ga * ae 5 n . ae , ‘ih Bs : i see8 ye ie M one 2, ahaa (aN ® SRE AOR eR] So Pah Tie STE OA tog. lable IG silat 3 - “ey eR = ay PAO tea, mete) ORS » isneatee eT eee ee Ming ate cabd NR ny hl seo polity sage te : Ai er oF Vuelo) Xt Ss Bie — ak @ \* se, r wy ——— / a@ . - 7 27a If) si DOW S = 8 > ‘i Gi 4, hE Bape AdAll SLA d, & Pete ge** at — ER fi 4 WEEK #1 DOW THIS $22 beeen Pang 4 vers apecial saiue in the pepuiar ewaLt sIZ7k Wriat W atch—jewerled movement — 20-) FAR GUARANTEED WHITE GOLD CASE. See this charming Wrist Vatek. -_— - A —— A me =-OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 8:30 P. Me , a iS. : , : ai i Mg ‘ 5 ‘ Tee : 4 : ‘ lh a oY nh agg 0 Ei OR HN Laer atm 9 os Ppt i: ee eh ee POIROT Oy Sith PE ta iw 6 Ne vate a FSR , ' "a DP * ee, : sel i ne 2S; ‘poate PS, sehen De aes Up ae bas yi te ee het 4 ee ori ses te ha Seats ’ , exceptionaliy iow. Adjusted, 17 Ruby & Sapphire Jewels trl ELGIN & ILLINOIS ci \ — $91.50 \g Ee AS ae a .\ i oe - hed Aa in - +) . ee pat +a ALL DIAMONDS ARE | risin-ponenes ee - Niels l -YEA | | te FULLY TE y “GUAR 4 NTEE. These Ay 3 the 2m i | _ ere WM atekhesn of ar- : « + ie GUARANTEED! ee hnowledged exeellence—de - we : pendable timepieces, priced = , 7 > ie Pa ~ Pi af om % plage ee a ge eee j be > y, . RR ee ; fn 7) a “4 * $3 om (| tee -

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F @croBer 1:. 19** - % ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demecrat and the Times Combined RID. am ) 5 FOR ASSASSINS OF DA ee — — J see | ons ay ¢ 4 ow Ss ADVERTISEMENT __ MEXICAN CANDIDATE RELEASED : : a. pms conttened. ot _——_ ber tated Pres | 32.—The tria: « y FT ‘De Le Garza, Who Wishes to Be) : OMACH UPS re Ex t ' ot a : the Spanish Premis 3 Siig: i ins oF °° Wd ag ee Pato was COM tluded yeste - By the Associated Pres . bes Get at the Real Cause—Take.. nay ransgg a atten yt Fue the conviction of two me: , Ge la Garza, ie 2 - ‘. wis to te Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets the presidency of that country, who 7 ¢ ceemerola and Pe _— Mates, wh Theat’ et tle — was arrested in Washington oe ree E atenced to death | Be pa ge ox pee ac Sie iol Gay and brought here to arts . r to was shot on Mare sufierers are Going new. nS ‘charge of obtaining money : 4 aaa taking tonics, or ity to patch up false pretenses, was freed er rm “ad a poor digestion, ther are attackin rran whic : Bo. ° wa! pe ¢ the silmert— | : crepe Ge chine; all beautifully trimmed and gy . Sef = f én all the popular shades. Coats of velour, 7% - Be i. BoliviasS plushes, i Opposite Busy Bee REE! Souvenirs to All! medels. Wonderful @ Yes: everybody Cali open 2 cnarge account now. and get nice, dependabdié values at these low re 4 Be kt i = — ‘ s , > ; wr 5 a : Ci0tDes OD 110e€ Tal CTealt aN Cas’ FINS: ‘re at this Dig, new store—one ned " ‘i ee ee B ~~ * ong of gee Mes z . w ’ at - : ig tie teed on oo he Cae - ene es, rd + ’ gee + prices, your choice Saturday er 6 OE te Or at 2 ine Bo ‘ » , TPT LOR SAU ae EIR Bl Fg. op RNR Bo Aah Bets Pre soctay fe we % Re CP aa ae SEES DEN NFER Ij a eR CONN eee ae ¥ ~~ PacoiN 1 GLE Eee PRM PERRI et: “TA aiae 8h ee eae. ~ om Bee . = oe 8 > | ee te ee - is ia YOU Will have no tre i@ in wverttine’e exactiv what Vou Want. tort NN > . ; Me ee wide selection SR RES RS SRT ll a PR Ga ._* - mpiete assortment otf } - . : j ~ + ~ ~ ' + _ — } : ~ ] ~ 4 >» ~ : - > ~ ~ 1 down-to-date, modish and modest-priced apparel for men women and chil- = n L. Bs _ ioe , _ . J . dren. Forthe sx dressér and shrewd buver. this is the store of stores! a * i Brushed woe! Sweaters —won¢erful assortment ef shades. All sizes. | Saturday Special, | | ' $9.98 \ WOMEN’S SHOES | Womens Lew Shee ia (x- ferds an¢ etrape. gur- - 98 ™metais patents asd = vic' . hi¢: Drown and bDieck. Shee are worth up to #4. On sale Saturday cniy CHILDREN’S SHOES f ae. > | | 49c Baby shoes 19 up to §2.50. Sx NEW TRIMMED HATS \ AAA wey a ¢ >.* ? poe ~y we /~ A : ” * 4 - $ oo is. 7 ¥ Z (ae , oe ; a ie 4 be, 4 F . ~~ 4 5 ‘ ’ We, 2 7 x et . ae * . * 2X, ry — 2 ? ae . - ? HS Fs e sty - ty i » oe a, , a Pe AP ty) “ ¢ Pe aay 4 a ¢ s ae. is ia . —S% : " * wail pee a4 * : Se ” »* * xy Peer» bars SB a oAu oo mae * . = é = aes by 2 4 Bs = Bn, $ : = of oe 7 > . wes. A i > ” 24 x Fics : cae?’ > e: be 53 * > > © 2" A . oe oe: ay iy ey. f 5 , £ 2 ng 4 an ~ ~ «© es Z —* i ae : . 7 T* Eo} ss ’ 2. & ej . # ie MLE ee 7 BK + ic + - a. Nn & » = ea Sean = + . 2 Bint f “a= ee : 4 a eH ; i - ae 7 7 *o ee i ¥ a, ¥ - 4 > : ee 4) = ; . A] =" ei re 2 * ~ . ‘ - 4 or - : e » & “Za 4 vt $ rs % ag Mae > - 4 ~*~ 2 ~ ee re qt. MS > » Mee . oes ee KS “ 3 2 ? ae 4 - S 2 Pe J : —, eA $ + 2 de & “ " . me ss Rie weicgt Wea oe * SOIT CWE RU Gy yng mdm. +, kala icne ; PR EIEN ins som usar Me bah tha seahata ie oR ag Be Fs > eae he + wag ee a! “ + it ae $e : a Sein Sl, pri 3 AMEE RMS. FONE ae Gs. yIw ‘ pe se Meme sae | PIO GG 1 SBS es eRe statee Spy MONET He te OP A ai OH hisea de 2 = ide ah it sa ale 8 ter Geo Age ly Sc all le RAIS abate te in oth theteeate Te ‘2 Ya wre o & “ silk, etc. Newest Morte ®t soar oe patterns. Clever pokes, soft off-the-face mod- ele, large drees Hats ané clove-ft ting sivies, fanev TuUAmernts, os- trich nev cities, emart Quiluw and fancy bews:. al! the new } brown tones, sandalweod, red wack. Peavy, Materials, goed velrets tial, temorrow, $9.98 mew Beited modes ae tal lereéd. some emecked leose Macks ‘. the pew popular colers. FYar colla: euffs te match Many styles frinn 2 te select _ Coats at : ‘ (‘Second Poer: 68.98 : as en 2 @e PRR er GRE [2Pants Bovs’ Suits 510! ‘yw £9 ak a . “OD HRY re eRetew®, « flo cit titra Bel See oe ae « ‘’exe ww ee ned Gauntieta with in Black, are wr. bearer and grar oe 8} _ © oe os Dab EORT TE Mat BP WOMEN'S SUITS mhie’

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— ee a Ie i men ———a = — nia a. a =z a oor BSE soen_MBBEA FOR ASSASSINS OF DATO ORPHANAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE STORM SWEEPS ISLAND CITY) 224 Zeros — Ramos ea een emer nt — OCTOBRE 1, 192% ame City Cireulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the maily Star and the Times Combined by Approximate tely 40,000, st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ ee a ho one r Men ‘Convicted of Shooting , Lividence of Incendiarism Said to) ‘Many Persons Missing From Naha, | | gpanish Premier in 1921. | Have Been Found. | Between Japan and Formosa. : _ By the Associated Press. TOKIO, Oct. 12.—A storm swept | Today Is Anniversary of SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-—-L ire | over the city of Naha, Loochoo (or : 2 |Lin-Kiu) Islands, Wednesday, and) Discovery of America " | ney persons are missing, accord-| Columbus Day, October 12, has ing to dispatches received here. Tue) been set aside to observe ham of the San Anselmo, near here, last a Pes breakwater of the city, which is the. most important dates in history. a Niecola and Pedro Mateo, wh causing “Gamage estimated at $10,-] principal port of the islands ant the es Baap gs & nae A of great ayer? u site TEER Fire Chief Daniel Schneider capital of the Japanese Okinawa orn itr age aa interes , mgentencec to Gratis of San Rafael, said evidences of in-; Prefecture, is reported to have been F ar ae ~ rhe res crocs: m a Semier Dato was shot on March, cendiarism-were found. Forty chil-| destroyed and all dwellings sur- beer sana wee ee 4 ee ‘wes ‘dren housed in the bullding were | rounded by four feet of water. The at ‘has Fogo 2 a othe: er F- ante. taken out in safety. | Loochoo Islands are between Japan rastic reductions—don t delay. cestroyed the Presbyterian Orphan-’! ¥ 89 Dato Was co ‘luded yester- age, @ two-story frame structur2, a ? . " . J with the conviction of two men, ee ee ae —e Importers Designers AAI Maurice Mendel we Locust at Sixth Come to MWS mabye SATURDAY! 25c DOWN Exactly 300 Diamonds— [Tremendous Values—By All Means, Come! A very, very special purchase allows us to quote these especial ly by prices on such high quality ea Every one of these Diamonds was intended in the ordinary way to sell for a treat deal more, but in order to further vince the people of St. Louis that McCoy-W eper C AN and DO give you the great ¢st values in the city, without any extra whatever for long term credit, we offer you your choice of over 50 distinct, different new style mountings at the ridiculously low. prices —Z5ic DOWN. . ——_ ~~ — re -~ ‘ a ey OP OL nd seat Values Gud 6s Gee models such as Paris and New York dressmakers must of a Pe a wey dome necessity demand a large price for—BUT—they have found -: IAPs OX D Smarr: them here at astoniskingly moderate prices, indeed. Pe ks: im fF 0 7 COATS == FROCKS | Eee y ay] | Confidential GOWNS == SUITS | Se Terms The 17-jewel Witnots, with A charge account at our your choice of the very store is the same as a AND REMEMBER, TOO, THAT SOMETHING NEW IS UN Be Oar ste estes Uf If cheese accoune at any other WRAPPED EACH DAY. THAT IS A PART OF OUR ORGAN. +—caaee tt 2 x. lishment. No red [ZATION THAT HAS MADE THE NEW YORK AND CHI- | Biers ee ee CAGO SHOPS OF MAURICE MENDEL JUSTLY FAMOUS. ett ok: Xie eek the Fit 4 —— article of your choice immediate- ly upon the first Small Weekly payment. Sums Will Do In many exquisite araduations an lengths — some with Diamond set clasps. esp Sete te Ry A ON SR QR RS IG NI SALSA FS Pere UE AMERY SETA EE UU, A ny pta ne RR Tea ya eae Ce GE QION PRT EEN A ASUS GRA eo, vB test HK ASCINATING New Harts $4 1,00 | [3] WRIST WATCHES! Pe 9 eee Tet Our regular 635.00 value! 15-jewels in 14-k. 26-yeer White Geld Filled Oages. Lines wide and sweeping, to balance the long skirts. Close-fit- | Pte | A hie DOWN secures one at ting lines (and incidentally this is a new Parisian note for more st Stee he At tailored wear), with rows of shirring, swirls and rows of monkey | pate ‘ip : 4 00 bur. , Seteete ny ‘ : cseasesee \ ' , SS Uther approved fashion tdeus are tassels and novel arrangements of ostrich feathers. srtatis = gold or silver cloth with trimmings of = 25c Down WII Do , maline, flowers, feathers or ornaments hinting of their very Parisian origin, - It Will Pay PARIS INSPIRED ALL OF THEM—EVERY ONE : IS SURE TO ADD A WELCOME TOUCH OF STYLE my You to Buy TO THE COSTUME FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR. - Tomorrow. ‘ , . ” £ | Exclusive But “Not Expensive for Xmas: —_—

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Pe oh a erenrn. Tag 1 =— we ‘Collapses While Testifying in’ Dr. William J. Pohrer, 63 years the stand about! cloudy = roads good. . ET Oe AE = es povicet meme eme seein EO EN ee SO Me ae ey ie at ; “ x P - J eee ? ns '- ae \ ? ie € a” a = ri ae 2 ee re " : : , . : , be-Democrat and the Times Combined FRIDA | i * OCTOBER j iT ge eee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Glo ‘ACCOUNT | 4 Our easy payment plan makes clothes buying easy. Here you may out- fit the entire family and scarcely miss the money. You get the goods at once and wear while paying a little each week. Men’s and Young Men’s All-Wool a ; ; % 72-Pants Suits Ge Men —-duy We are showing a fin ‘ ne iine of ] - back _— grays, as well as dark browns, eto. what other ' ; = grade Overcoats, then conre here and De Convinced that we save you money. Fine All-Wool U COATS 9 50 and your Overcout here tomorrew |! ae - ; ' ulster models { light tans ana stores are asking for hign- Terms to Suit! —— — ee ee Here's your chance to buy a high-grade all-wool two-pants Suit at a real bargain price. Come in and see them. Note the fine all-wool materials and: careful tailoring. They come in a splendid assortment of patterns. Terms to suit your convenience. values Regular $37.50 All the Very Newest Fall Dresses a « ? ie vt 4 | ~ A spiendid assortment to choose from. velours, bolivias. etc. some are silk lined. Fur ped | muskrat, lined. anteed for two years. clal at Specially Priced at 4 We are showing a wonderful assortinelt of beautiful new Dresses in various silk crepes, Poiret twills, etc., in all colors. All are at- tractively trimmed, and are exceptiona! values. Easy terms ‘197 Terms to suit. etc. Fancy silk Sach coat fully guar- Up EAST ST. LOUIS STORE—314 COLLINSVILLE AV. Open Saturday Night Until 9 O’Clook en — —— $3 5 Pr +. Bae # ted bs , a FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12,’ 1928. ADVERTISEMENT. INVENTIVE GENIU JAKES CALOMEL ELIGHTFUL del “Most Valuable of Drugs, N wnsea and Danger—'‘Calotat e Name. qhe medicinal virtues of calomel t. no way connected with its naus fee and dangerous qualities, as Seoven by the fact that the perfec Telomel tablet, called Calotabs, is! rom objectionable effects yet ret uM of the tiver-cleansing and syst fying qualities of the old-s omel. For biliousness, constipa’ end indigestion, and wherever ¢calo w essential, the new de-nauses ymel tablet is a practically per remedy. : Ese inspire public confidence in t overy the manufacturers have ‘Whorized druggists everywhere to and the price if the customer is tM perfectly delighted’’ with Calot Bold only in trade-marked es ten cents and thirty-five ce ne tablet at bedtime, with a swa/ # water, tuat’s all. No taste, no | no griping, no salts. You © » in the morning with a clean Ii seling fine, and a he what you please—no SUNN. Pen ee ey00 te BThe best people have a perma Bcharge account with LOFTIS- house of courteous credit and prices, It’s a great conveni Bend a saving of ready me Try it. We want YOUR acct = * ; . [3 ‘ a j ¢ z ’ é 4 * = 3 3 4 x‘ Sg + ) : > ¢ 7 * wy > - % - 7 ® . 7 z : , b => 4, +. a W i e. & i be t ae - . . . T - 7 A | *~ erm : - d is " 2 i . ; 00 $1.00 a W Also Rvect 4 w= Wedding . ge Ring \ é All platinum Wedding Rin . on set with brilliant, blue white, oorie Diamonds. Three Diamonds, price five Diamonds, >; seven Diam Diamonds, $110; twelve . $150; surrounded by Diam EASY TERMS. Solid White, Yellow of Gree (old Wedding Rings. 65 Us All Platinum. hend carved, $25 +“Triano ij, Olamond — oe —, = 12 Size Elgin, 17 Jer Open Face—Thin Model Case is high grade Green Gold “arranted to wear. 256 years. ‘Srately carved. Movement is “ith special Moire gilt dial. : FULLY GUARANTEED 4 $36 $1.00 rs WEE

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AR lt ee eo - OE Ee eee eR cee ne —w FRIDAY, OCTOBER +f 1928. = 7 2 Fe ecronta st’ 1998. 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 POsi-GiSFATCH ADVERTISEMENT. CLASS | RAILROAD MEN SEEK 3 = ~~ | $80,000,000 WAGE INCREASES | Restoration Asked of Schedules in Effect Before 1921 Reduction Labor Board Authorized. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Oct. 12.—Conferences throughout the country are expect- ed within the next 30 davs regard- ing the wage demands of the rail- road train and engine service or- ‘ganizations which, Government fig- a ures indicate, involve on Class 1 We. ail |carriers 326,857 .employes and re- a4 Valuable of Drugs, Now |dauested aggregate increases exceed- 3 ‘ire $80,000,000. This aggregate is | ; and Refined From Its ‘exclusive of such wage adjustments | and Danger—‘‘Calotabs’’ as the restoration of the switchmen’s | % }cay and night differential. p Name. Requests for wage conferences have been received from general » medicinal virtues of calomel are! chairmen of the four brotherhoods way connected with its nauseat- | and switechmen’s union by roads in and dangerous qualities, as is'| West, East and South. Although m by the fact that the perfected some roads have, yet to receive no- el tablet, called Calotabs, is free | tice of wage demands, such notices | object ionable effects yet retains| are being delivered day by day. In of the liver-cleansing and system- |s¢veral instances, the conductors and aifying qualities of the old- ‘style |trainmen’s brotherhoods are acting ol For biliousness, constipation | jointly, as are the engineers and the indigestion, and wherever calome] | firemen’s brotherhood4 Negoti essential, the new de- nauseated | tions will be with individual car- mel tablet is a practically perfect l riers. ta | The organizations msk restoration A "Go inspire public confidence in their | of schedules in effect before the re- a wery the manufacturers have au- '€uction authorized by the United / ged druggists everywhere to re-| States Railroad Labor board July “the price if the customer is not|1. 1921. The board, in wage series ectlv delighted ’’ with Calotabs. repert No. 3, estimated the aproxi- only in trade-marked packages. | nate annual decrease affecting 136,- | es ten cents and thirty-five cents, | 952 engine service employes on Class | tablet at bedtime, with a swallow 1 roads on account of this decision Ewater, that ’'s all. No taste, no nau- as $33,882,645. 4t figured the de- no griping, no salts. You wake crease for the 189.905 train service sin the morning with a clean liver, employes on these roads at $43,- wg fine, and a hearty appetite.|.99 088 making the total+of the what you please—no danger. °°6857 men in both groups $82 - 281, 734. —_— - Second Floor, it J T f 5 Carleton Bidg. BROS.&CO. 8: ¢ 308 N. Sixth Street a nmr enr ee ee OO} > oe Ow Soe wm we wm & — et ee CLINI EE PRION IRIS i lt i 7 =e i OR ne day at Gouverneur Morris’ charming old Spanish home, in the heart of Monterey, he and Peter B. eyed! \\\! Y Uz Kyne and I got to talking about Sea Ee OEE” i ce be ~ Mf, . : ee sem | as a a Sv men and women and. like subjects, en Sis i ee Bip SE 3 ae | and Mr. Morris expressed the opinion oS ee: eee | cy taat most men hate the women they The best people have a permanent | — | . gharge account with LOFTIS—the S (): | +OVe, buse of courteous credit and low- wr wee Sage prices, It’s a great convenience as \ I asked him “ hy a re of ready money. it, want YOUR account, ‘ ‘“‘Murie!l”’ ¥f ‘ — Per ae a N O T H IN G ‘ai Diamond Ring a} to get along with them,’ he answered. Beautiful Blac White, bY From that talk proceeded others D : Solid 18-k mh: : ba: 8 0 WwW Ms ow = eae PR which finally resulted in his taking White Gold, bas- Terms As Low As a MANETS: | a concrete example from life and $1 00 — pe a molding it mto a novel. Also at $175, : . $150, $175 ! That novel 1s our leading feature 7 - ENN SO REE” Os ; “Because they have to lie to them t e see ~~ ee os ow oe ee & M4 1 i é § b Mi Bae: eee i is a aaa this month. ee ee 2 tiie ‘ss 7 ii ge th dis RAY Too | Fe Be oR ad es , : “ Prosperous People Wear Diamonds MA alilyy. “Rosemary” “No. 1 Special” : i Megs . e / bie MP YS WW! Ue y Diamond Ring Diamond Ring : | - ©." 3 Radiant biue- white, perfect-cut The Diamond Diamond, set in mrarve| of b re \ ~~ 4 XA \\\"iE solid White Gold blue-white. ner a $s 4 a j eu octagon top Ring ent. The Rin: is Solid Green| soli€ 18-k. Whi \e Gold, hand pierced Gold; pierced ay e and carved. carved. Sve cid | | 37 50 pee And $ . 4 et . $1.00 a Week “A hip« -ords and Gab- ' Also Special ardines im tans and . : Values at grays. - $50 and : WEDDING RINGS | ! hoe net. med Jazz Suits S “ape | : =m $3 50 »>: ae Pe “ | : meemnnes and Up i A at a — s lors. n Wedding Ring, eneraved. lant, blue white, perfect-cut ’ mynd set safety Three Diamonds, price ar’ fa. . veddading presents londs, SO; seven Di jamonds. fegutiful gift rages e Diamonds, $110: twelve Dia- eel ? 150; surrounded by Diamonds, 225. EASY TERMS. | S $ 00 Solid White. Yellow or Green “ss 10 to I ‘eid Wedding Rings. $5 Ue. ’ EASY TERMS P% All Platinem. hand carved, $2 5§ ie “Trianon” ’ SS , Diamond Ring | nr Ravage! 4" ~<- | ; : ‘ “ Three gorgeous, " at 4, if , : i Wrist V vaiues at ™ SES IR IROL 2 AION CE Srp biuwe-white. »y- fect emt Dia- mon Ring 18- ke Ww hite Gold. 2 Oe MM aipeer Rec tan — ar White } els, sAdus gift TLRMS: $1.00 A WEEK : — Algo mt" 175. to | Diamond et Writ | Watches “ ; | M RRIS 12 Size Elgin, 17 Jewels A Open Face—Thin Model "is high grade Green Gold filled, array, .: ied to wear 25 years. Elab- Pately farved Movement is fitted th special Moire gilt dial. if : | Habs f eae t a i : see Uy Explains why : Pied With 1b-Jewel movement. . .g32 “S = : SSF oto . most Men We Invite Comparison of Quality and Prices deuriry remedeied. Gather up your pieces of discarded Jewelry and ict us them into new desigus of your ewn selection. The old versonal assecia. i A, thus retained while your jewelry is brought up te present styles. Esti- WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED AT LOWEST PRICES. | Open Saturday Till 9:30 P. M.; Other Days Till 6:30 Sah or write for Catalog 905. Phone Kinloch Contral 6052: or Bell. Main 97 ené salesman will call. The Old Reliable Original Diamond and the W omen $ Watch Credit House—Largest in the World Second Floor, ; Ta the Lo , SME BROS.ACO.1.% 308 N. SI | they Love a “a oe dts 5 es - ae

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: . : . : 4 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combine UST LOUS POST-OSr _ SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 12 and 13. _ — Men’s Wool Sweaters ~ » ee call en’s Silk Neckwear == a yA @Brushed wool, elastic knit and other kinds of Sweatg 1 orn nen s new Fall styles of Siik Knit coat, pullover and other popular styles, % 7 as ries ere age mma 5 65 * -with or without collars. ."* ma are 3 es eran th = > a iy 7 : Sy x ® ae et ‘ ‘ ‘4 a ae Pi , . Mg cf Y a ce > ie ; . ' 6: : . t Suge. Sa ; > ~ eo ie ee - ‘ ‘ “ 7 eee he sais a oe * : . - ‘ = |) ae . as _ P i oy ae * = +z . e® goa _ The contents of our N 7 ] = Ie * > - : clit * e ¢ ’ - at » “@bout 123,000 cases—was # Nod 7 ; Se ed ' ' - ee te - ron , ee 3 3 . 5 - og ' ; i oss * ; - : ™ . ~~ : : " Excess Values at ‘ ' ‘ v v : . ? 7 ta bi 2 y ye > ‘ , K ees ° %: ¢ ‘s aT st ee c A : ; a ‘4 b : wre : ’ ‘ re ’ ~ : peer — a — 0 ne rhage tis RP aA om Ai Anti ee He alpen. ahead maui fetid tigen ami-nasioatia. . teh hie si Nica sal it. 4 Pty ‘ q iat ae : tin bea sgn Rin Ry Pe wwii mde er - a ' ad pea es ee, SPE i” RE REARS fs NE eae a eae uae Mika e Meee tees SVEN. DAL pCR TN, FE ia is ; SURE) QA eX psa Ak ‘ hpi An A fol ho » oe he *gpale & | Le | H : Tr iT a eer? > r Wty. he Be tA de A Ath Lae he ve we , ~~ oe ren 2 pe aie lacitan, 1d) inecibnetoagedleitinis Papreocs, .Riltirgrsaebein aii as. 26 ga epiRhO ORO selries af er ee Ons ie yale hyde Sys. eh Fe leer veer abate ab are ee 5 a EG RPS, oh ae ee “= ee a a 7; 7 Pika. 5 4 ee) > Raghohis vi est . Oe . Eee Pe eS Re oe. \ Mies th) : aE a ge Bae ee ee ee ee | tn el *, ee ee a a 2 ee ak ae “GN ie Sh wien fe BA he ah le ‘ ; PRS ty OF ' FR ER PER Si ah ey 4 + yor At, ot Pat dae. 9 Pate ne he PA eds ae, + t ‘ad 1. » ' “a , eC \ iy bh ¥ ’ ’ — ¥ ’ 4 skew sb ‘ by A iat 4 en" DA AAD ede : poe ak 2) : - : ; ae la ae ; ep ; ale. See Sty gens ‘ " . y ; ty aig aoe ’ ‘ v .- . . i Ke “Ws dapat P tat e f Sie, apeaiate 4 La. Three-quarter Coats cof al-weool | The newest Overcoats; tailored of imported and domes- uble-breasted modeis of this nex lightweight twill fabrics — lin Fas:.ionable and very practical are these doubie-b: tic fancy-back woolens, in the smartest shades and pat- qd att tive fabric for 68.0 yith serge, and sleeves satin lined; ed Topcoats of English tweeds; [n attractive and -terna’ All models are carefiily tailored throughout, and eli-around belt an ik yok with flv front and half collars. In mistures and all of the well-known Kirschbaum make; there are sizes for men of ever build and taste, and a n le lining Sizes for men plain black and Oxford gray. Sizes | Mnished with satin roke and sileevs lining and well tat- remarkable diversity of stries n@ youns men, fncluding stout 84 to 52, inciudizrg stouts end lorec in every war é:imna. -_ a me ~~ me. New Wool Trousers | ——_There Are Two Pairs of Trousers With = Golf Knickers —for Men and YoungMen YOUNG Men’s “Academy High’ Suits © —of Woot Tweeds—at $9.95 we 3] 950 : —the a Models, Ranging in Price 77) $6.50 ‘i. $9.50 $1 $ | 0 $ Well-tailored Trousers of worsttds, cassimeres, 2 ea ~+" cheviots anc tweeds itn 650 Many patterns and : Th Suits that are especially iene ya I. . > > »') “4 = . *. ~> a ™ ve" ua ial = ‘ - —— = . — a = P ~—— Z ae sie sills ail . shades that it wi be easy t hatch almos nd up tc o ve stvrled on the latest lines ané@ tallore: ith much care as men's erown anc tan mixtures and overplaids. Roeon:- _* : ~~ 3 : .* - ; . . . . s 2 - Pte. > - , any sult. Sizes for mes and roung men, [2z- clothe: Suits that tnvartiably please both parents and young 2 uy cut and expertly tee Zin . in anc awtr *o«€ - . - -_- > VW om | - _ = taiicred. in all sizes fo Economy for Those Who Supply Needs From This Group of 1200 Boys W ool Sweaters ’ ° ms . ! Men's Broadcloth Shirts | sers:r.n2ie Pes yas ‘ - S enaen ieee _ w a «eat \ ao © or school colors; sizeg 19 to 18 years. B >. S] 7 ' —we.l tallore@ ef white mercerize@# Oxfora cict! shed, but cown collar; gooé-lscking and a serviceabie; seizes 13%, to 14% ceck: $2? 00 = -COeG .« : . *“"‘ee** © @@¢@y @*® & @ — 2 + eQmre S + = ec ae a. : . piathe: ” so " > re he a, ee sae a s v Sef = » oS ng - a - _ Bs > j r. \ Rg mI 4 5 oe 4 ' i > oo ae wn 3 Pie Bx “ ; ere wee Se shes 9 ~ * lle at % ee Se f . % 2 Rn oe r= pee Sy Paes ast iw * # = — —_— ~ te 3 3 e-shrunk neckDbDand. tah ~oS na i ~—— «+ ~ © > _—_ - * oo" — .k ~w ~—2 > ~ > A.! sizes Se to $1.25 grades for = | 2 re fMtched and ted Hese, tn hs vines Ta? Aa | . * ae 28 Serr. e) (° rs F i i & ezs s oe ' ire has Main Fleer () @ Wide assortments, splendid values and the best of service have made this St. Louis’ foremost store for ifn a [s* 2 | j ~ © | : r oe M allorv H ATs AY a i a BS 3 | boys. And particular parents know that they can relw | .. sa Cc % # 7 i aS | ah - m aa at, | Maeilace st , va . roe N Be ~ ** Pe ese SW ARs © wet Ste : sable English brosdeiots The Extra Knickers Mean Additional Service From ye a ee ae raf ! die cial dak ait bean pee S mae RANE ERE OGRE IIE CSET ie SoS cr Approved Styles in Excellent upon “Academy” clothes for service and a smart ap- we pearance. Box-pleat sports and conservative stvles of | a Ree > ee are Lae 9 » etna AR ers “ —— Saturday ’ , om excellent fabrics—with two pairs of lined knickers and Elgin | eS in sizes 9 to 20 vears. : $7 t $8 50 Sh a — Fees Stout Boys’ Suits Two-Pants Suits | O . LVS 4 pe - Re a SS y Z ; j ™ ‘ ee ‘> two }e be : - oe = ” W atches 3 = Vartous pr > mm ls tn as : pes croeviots and cag- —— newest pat? i ie Smeres im grar, tan and fancy a . »* Tee. . ’ > . $15.95 Value—Special Coats te : mixtures; coats are alpaca lined ‘ek eng beth pairs of knickers Si iz to §|©=—s ined. izes «6 8 to 6 180)~—(years. $16.50 ° $28.50 "==" $12.50 | ee ee ue & mre PIO Oe OTE Sy 8 A ee PORN eR ne Sa aah oh n we 4 + - ‘ ae Pi i a 4 $ ; s. PL Re PY te ; 3 . * : 4 . ihe ; “d : Cr a 4 h ad eee | cll BES T hdebAg oaRe nS a bP ASG Op while mine 1 a, PH : " : + Peres 2 x * oy Mapes 4 : : rag Pose as 4 a eo a eal on ae al bh am ety 2 o oe , ee ré gray haa) P'4 : % mye ? ' : . ae on Negeri sert. Sy 5 ca sis m ie ep pW Sea 2E 3 sade ie 0a reg So ti eal i a Be arse one HAs 5B Sle eo Spe idee ri 3 cette Ne Biol : oa ee f CPS Ae APE aR ware we S v NOLEN 8! SE NR i ail eA ee ee eS Te ee eT GE ee Se OY ae ope NY oe Pte . : es shinies’ = hy ae eee eR Le be * " bes : we Se ‘ By apelgctnge 4 ee Pue es “oe Pia) a 5 . aga a wet - ea Same te sem. iz Sn . — : ’ , ; t + 3 se Ss At | ? TS iH : ie a ge ow | - | | 'S 4 | ate 7 Coe a a ges heerseiine Hats from Ttaly Pru ewt a4 Sa. Se » : ) ' . o | a | : | . . . z | 3 | “ F ak = a Sas Pech STs 7 a ae ~ Ee ; - : ‘ - gt ea - & . ow pi Ra ae. OG abe : x oe ng boy se See 2d ¥ = : Metropetitan ='t Hats and Derbties, as 4. cnt Sicvecti «Mt lietxs and Derhes, priced , 7.00 ) — oe —— a : ge $ 5 Seciety Cleb soft Hats, priced at $5 and $: ) movements and excellent time- ~ 2% to . ; * ~Ce,)ers : ~~ =... = ——— Approved Fall Hats = ,. pproved ALI “ais a>. 9 ” “se : > , . es . wy fogs a i ~ ool Es -aa-aegnnntbn--cocainannaeaconclganen ee ee : ; : : : : — °° ymrex” Watches | . — ae s OO) $5 and $6 Values . | Bp geen a ge of warm, smartly tallored Ovescoats tn up- | 38 m! Spectai o —™ *e -the-minuts ries and all the favored shades and _ gg $3.95 patterna. Von 7 ——~— es & J Mace of excellent fancy-back fabrics, with yokes, belte anc raglan de [2 eiztea w*th - | er set-in sieevres. <All with wool inings and certain to give nickel cases end reltabie ?-sewei splencia service. Sizes 2% to 30 Main Teer ; rnres 2Torenenta . : = ave Secead Fleer ~ _— cad ~~ “ 4 te A ; -« ‘ Pp. easeu $e.ect

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Sweaters i other kinds oi Sweaters, ip ar styles, S. le ae WITT Te Bae — es er eer RE ee ee TREAT Tae s ah ~ . . , ’ o's le we : ; 4 4 5 SMITE ST: Tisha ATs3 Ch : see etign faa jfteckt ee EE ae Editorial Pa 7 * Daily Cartoon BRET “Si;.22-Se0- S53 "socte: ve fei se sp tc gtr ea 4 FS ait Jf tS LE sta . - ~= * ra Wee POST-DISPATCH * a * | y see bias sibs teenaiiens : a 3 oo Sal tassh, .it Thtep eeeekt Tete . > co) de. * > ila ie aR ATR ci bining! BE Eee ig SS eg POT Le ee eee ae ee 4 € 3 oo i on iM OE na Ie Sos a eS Sale Ree a eee es ae ak ee ee ware © ~ ag . +s . ie 4 Vee Sie 3 pe kis sie 9 ree ea ‘PART Fwo. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1923, ~~ 3 | i Running Sil ent Business, With Everyone Connected With a ng > It Sailing U nder False Name 4 , wo-Thirds of Men Operating Liquor Schooners Said to Be Americans—Crews Described as es and Cancellations of »V) Shoes My na splendid Luying oppoF ark tan Russia calf straigh 55 various approved lasts ‘y size in every style. styles, tan and black graip 4 and * ie 4 men's samples of the latest styles y in these samples. x ; a vse e597 a = FF ) n Jr y 4g Manly, Decent Chaps. Me gctual operations. Pa20OssThe Post-Disp@tch, in conjunction with the Manchester Guardian, is 7 em able to give in a series of articles, of which this is the cighth, the y * 4 jor five HE “rum-running” vessels which hang outside the three-mile limit seeking liquar to be smugoled into this country have receive _ wide attention, but so far little has been told from the inside of their world- e narrative of a member of the crew of a ship engaged in this trade months off the American coast. The writer describes in detail the i | ion and methods by which the trade is carvied on, the devices of | * the emugolers, life on board ship, the types of men soRo are their overside ¢ and the big men in the dackground. Conditions on “Rum Row,” where the ships ore moored, the methods | «, | ef the “pirates” who prey upon the rum ships, the adventures of the) Peaches and the tugs that bring the drink ashore are also related. The| : de a scaman of wide expertence in the meroanttie marine. | Me simple, and his ignorance of nautical "how New York would at, one time ® be on our bow and an ® astern, By pointing out nor’west on = adhe compass card I got him to un- “@erstand that New York lay tn that is f The contents of our No. 1 hatch— about 12,000 cases—was sold and Tafter {t. R's partner. Moudn’t stand it, and {ft takes a lot \ er = they remembered their own name. whey say that there is good in every q mise the money somehow and run Phored outside of the ag proposition. , 4 Uration, and Harry regretted that “8 &rms were too short for a prize- a 7 a fi was a curious fact that ell the thing, a millionaire or a begzar, x Poa gel and the Post-Dispatch.) LONDON, Oct. 11.—The session of the Imperial Economic Conference yesterday was a triumph for the League of Nations, every dominion representative formally demanding that the British Commonwealth of Nations support the league to the to | crews by the owners of the vessels, I remember | reading one account which was sup- | even enough to cook their food. It | League's action. was for cooking purposes they want-|the morning session. ' | | utmost in future. Lord ‘Curzon opened the session ‘by giving a detailed account of the Janina murders, the Italifin occupa- ‘tion of Corfu and the resulting dip- lomatic crises and how war was ‘averted, as he asserted, through ref- @ragged her anchors during the gale, lerence of the dispute to the Council not having sufficient cable: Her fires jot Ambassadors. Lord Robert Cecil followed with a defense of the His speech closed Insist on Fullest Support. The dominion Premiers put for- | ward their own views regarding the ’ ee ee Ee | and only come into the anchorage tion to the when he was short. We had to sup-! French co-operation was assured 80 ply her with food, coal and water, as to make and arrangments were made for US| jrench undertaking in the Ruhr and I think, and I'm sure that those | who understand will agree with me, ' i | of deep-sea lines or a cage traw) in) | i IT ons taeialitmiianiiiinnatiieas ; | | | ' themselves. | shipping. things had been happening in the | fleet. Rifle and revolver shots were being exchanged between some of | thet is up to them, not us. the scbooners. There was a great league, declaring the league should have been allowed to deal with the Corfu. question and demanding the fullest support of the empire for the league in the future. “Pusillanimous” was the word used by one dominion Premier in referring to the Curson-Cecil defense of the handling of the recent crisis. This defense was based on four con- siderations. First, that league handling might have brought on‘an Italo-Greek war Second, that Italian withdrawal, if the league had insisted on inter- The third case was a schooner./yention, might have smashed the The skipper of her was as respon- § league. Third. that the rebuff to Mussoli- the crew had. Whenever he did/ ni might have overthrown him and get stores he would ley off shore ied to a Bolshevik upheaval in Italy. Fourth, that by leaving the situa- Ambassadors, Anglo- prospects of Anglo- reparations problems iess remote. Agree to Back League. Gen. Smuts, of South Africa, and Premier Bruce, of Australia, brushed these arguments aside and stressed the moral aspect of the probiem. The Smuts speech, which denounced ‘the opportunistic arguments of Cur- zon and Cecil, is said to have .nade Lord Robert weep. The positive result of the session was a unanimous agreement be- tween the dominion Premiers and Curzon, on behalf of the British Government, that in any future in- ternational orisis, the whole weight of the British nations would be be- hind the league and that no make- shift such as the Ambassadors’ con- ference would be appealed to. The Dominion Premiers all de- clared that their people demand that the league in the future be made an effective instrument for’ prevention of future warfares. pect the R. M. 8. P. officer knew this quite well, but it would be quite nice to tell the passengers: “Oh! that shooting; some of those rum-runners having a row. They'’re always drunk and fighting among Damned menace to Shouldn't be allowed to anchor here.” If he had never passed through 4 fishing fleet in the North Sea, he can be forgiven for calling us & menace to shipping. In every article I have read about rum-runners we are made out td& be a law-breaking lot of blackguards, invariably in or approaching a state of delirium tremens. Now, I can as- There is nothing unlawful in anchoring outside of American ter- ritorial waters. A law may be brok- ‘en in allowing people on board, but The deal of drunken yelling and shout- | ing, and the people of the R. M. S&S. | P. boat didn't feel at all safe. I'm afraid this particular second | officer was indulging in a sport called hoaxing, much enjoyed by the British merchant service ,when in American ports. mon thing for fishermen the on . Nt to | . Grand Banks of Newfoundland to “Americans themselves who took over charge of the schooners when once} fire off a rifle or revolver in order It is quite a com- to attract attention on the near ep-, proadh of any vessel, and as the) rum-running schooners are all recruited from the Bank fisher- men, it is quite to be expected that | they shoulé use the game soumd sig- nal in.the fog off NGw si inal nearly | Little Drinking by Crews. As far as drinking is concerned, there is not nearly so much as one would expect in this nefarious trade. The stuff is well looked after and kept away from the crew, who re- ceive a couple of drinks every day, and our crew at least were con- tent with that. The worst element of all were the they had been brought to an an- | The press referred to the Britishers or chorage. drunken UNDERSTANDING FOR WORLD PEACE BETWEEN BRITAIN AND U.S. URGED BY LLOYD GEORGE “You Do Not Need Anything on Paper,” He Says, Declaring Such an Agreement ; Would-Not Be Defied. By the Associated Press. NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., Oct. 12. —Lioyd George, former British Premier, at ea conference with news- paper correspondents, took occasion to advocate a British-American un- ferstanding, which, standing for a rational peace, could insure it. No country, he esserted, would stand against such a union, and it would be quite unnecessary even to fire a gun. Without such an under- standing between the two great En- glish-sepeaking countries, he added, “there would not be peace in the world. “Asked what form such an arrang- substance rather than the form was important and that “you do not need anything on paper.” Visits Niagara Falls. The scenic beauties of one of the wonder spots of the American con- tinent claimed the former premier’s ‘attention yesterday. He came here from Toronto and spent five hours on the Canadian and the American sides. Met by Mayor Newman and a reception committee, he was tak- en for a drive to the falls and through the gorge to view the whirl- pool rapids. To obtain a better view of the rapids, he rode over them “- @ car suspended from a steel ca- le, He also visited the monument to | Gen. Brock, who was killed while commanding English and Canadian forces at Queenstown Heights in the War of 1813. Later, he went through the General Chippewa Hy- droelectric plant. After viewing the falls by head- light illumination, he left by special ment should take, he said that the }train for Winnipeg, where he is due | tomorrow morning. Says Allied Debts are Bond Shown by newspaper men an edi- torial in a New York newspaper, dis- cussing allied debts and reparations, Licyd George declared that the debts owed by foreign nations to the United States constituted a bond signed by the allies. “Reparations,” he added, “are a different matter; there you have a \8um to be fixed.” Under the Versailles treaty, he continued, the amount was to be fixed by the Reparation Commission. It was the duty of the United States to act as much as England or France but the United States failed to rati- | fy the treaty and the situation there- by was changed. The proposal of Secretary Hughes, for an international commission to escertain Germany’s capacity to pay, he declared, while not provid- ‘ing for a revitalizing of the repara- | tions commission, is an acceptance by the people of its duties, with the | distinction that whereas the Repara- | tion Commission's powers were com- | pulsory, the international commis- sion proposed by Mr. Hughes, in the first instance would have only ad- 'visory powers. | The Hughes proposal, Lloyd George asserted, if accepted, would bring the United States into the po- sition of an adjudicator, which was \important because that country was the only disinterested ‘one. Without such an understanding, he added, there will be no peace. No country, the former British Premier said, would withstand such a union of forces for peace which, he deciared, could be assured with- out the firing of a gun. CUNO DISCUSSES SHIPPING | SITUATION WITH CNOLIDGE Former German Ohancellor Also Pays Respects to -Secretarics Hughes, Mellon and Hoover. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—Dr. Carl Joseph Wilhelm Cuno, former Chan- cellor of Germany and now prest- dent of the council of the Hambursg- American Line, spent yesterday in Lveshinaten. calling upon leading Government officials, including President Coolidge, but the offic'al statement was made at the German Embassy that the calis were morely to pay respects and were without significance. The former Chancellor spent 15 mitrates with President Coolidge but is understood to have explained at the outset of his conference that he had laid aside political interests when he gave up the chancellorship 'early in August. The discussion be- tween the President and the fwr- mer Premier then turned to the world shipping situation in which Dr. Cuno now is greatly interested through his return to association with the Hamburg-American inter- ests. Dr. Cuno later called on MSecre- taries Hughes, Mellon and Hoover, but all of the visits were courtesy calls, it was explained both by the the Secretaries and the former Pre- mier. - nearly two-thirds of the schooners rum-running off New York were manned by Americans. About 8 o'clock one gtormy Satu-:- day afternoon we noticed a tugboat backing and filling amfong the fleet inshore and to windward of ua. Someone suggested she was look- ing for a load but found it difficult to get alongside any of the schoon- ers. She slowly worked her way private signal. We had never seen her before, but thought she might be a new tug hired by our boss. Movie Men “Shoot” Fieet. Bill, who had been looking at her through the long glass, at last in- formed us that she was ful! of news sharks and cinema men. BPveryone was ordered off the decks under cover. She steamed around us twice, taking pictures. They shouted to us once or twice, but no one an- swered. We watched her through the wheel-house windows, but were care- ful not to let those on the tug see us. As Bill said, “Don't let them get anything on us.” There were about half a dosen men in and around her wheel-house taking notes, photographs and pic- tures of the ship. If we had had time we would have covered the name ofour ship and port of regis- ter, but we never expected this. Bill and Jack passed a few uncompll- mentary remarks about the press- men, hoped they would be sick. They certainly did not look any too com- fortable. Two or three days later we got the papers giving the accounts of Canadians | the visit paid to the rum fleet. As Jack said, “they weren't handing out any bouquets.” Pictures were shown of the larger ships, and one account referred to us as the “Mother of the Rum Runners” and (almost every ship was of Cana-/ called the crew a villainous-looking will no dian register), but doubt be surprised | cies tai pueadioodaen gastos out towards us, and we gave her our | GOMPERS RENAMED ALF OF L HEAD BY UNANIMOUS VOTE Convention Adopts Resolu- tion to Seek More String- ent Immigration Laws, With Cut in Present Quotas. | | ir f By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 13.—Sam- uel Gompers was today unanimously re-elected president of the American | wedsbetton of Labor at the annua? convention here. Vice presidents were elected as follows: James Duncan, Quincy, Mass., first; Joseph F. Valentine, Cincinnati, second; Frank puffy, In- ' dianapolis third; William Green, In- dianapolis, fourth; T. A. Rickert, Chicago, fifth; Jacob Fischer, In- dianapolis, sixth; Matthew Woll, Chicago, seventh and Martin F. Ryan, Kansas City, eighth. Frank Morrison of Washington was re-elected secretary and Danie} J. Tobin, Indianapolis, treasurer. More stringentimmigration laws, | with reduction in present quotas. 'will be sought from the sixty-eightb ‘Cengress, asa resuit of action taken by the convention. Protest against importation of coolie labor into Hawaii was voiced by the convention, which yesterday adopted resolutions declaring there is no labor scarcity in Hawati that would justify introduction of coolie labor. . eo The Japanese question was brought before the convention by Paul Scharrenberg, San Francisco, of the Seaman's Union, and Jere L. Sullivan, Cincinnati, of the Hotel and Restaurant Workers’ Union. Schar- renberg referred to conditions in Hawaii and sald that they would have prevailed in California if the people of that State had not agitated against Japanese immigration. Sullivan spoke of the rapid in- erease of Japanese in this country and said this was a real menace. Efforts to organise migratory workers and to assist these to assist themselves were ordered by the con- vention after it ha@ taken action de- nouncing the Industrial Workers of the World. The executive council was instructed to turn the batteries ef publicity on the L W. W.. many members of which, it was charged, were in the employ of interests seek« ing to destroy organised labor. awe T fatied to see how they arrived at their judgment. Aleo, it was a grors libel on our crew, who were as good a crowd OOS ay See” Smee with. See ie ané rR a the ‘pited | (To B rot $772,500, were BOND COMMITTEE SEEKS AGREEMENT WITH ALDERMEN Citizens’ Supervisory Body Wants Better Understand- ing in Regard to Introduc- tion of Legislation | CONFERENCE TO | THIS END SOUGHT Would Eliminate Practice of Sending Bills Direct to Board Without Reference to Comm ittee. The Citizens’ Supervisory Commit- tee on bond issue expenditures, which has been functioning since last February, yesterday determined to seek a working agreement with the Boaré of Aldermen, to ineure a bet- ter understanding on bond issue ieg- is'ation and guard against introduc- tion of bills which had not first been approved by the Supervisory Com- rmuttee. Supervision of expenditures from the $87,372,500 bond issue, voted last February for public improvements, is the job of the committee. The Kicl administration has pledged that no project will be put through without approval of the com mitteo. Effect of the desired understand- ing would be to eliminate the send- ing of bills direct to the board with- out reference to the Supervisory Committee. One recent {instance of this still is in controversy. A bill directing condemnation of land for the proposed northeast railroad ap- proach to the Free Bridge was passed without reference to the com- mittee. The Mayor vetoed it at the request of the Supervisory Commit- tee, and the Aldermen repassed it, over the veto. A repeal bill ‘is pending. Conference Planned. The committee authorized appoint- ment of a subcommittee of five mem- bers to confer with a like commlit- tee to be appointed from the Board of Aldermen, to gain “a thorough understanding and a working agree- ment.” It developed at the committes meeting at the city hall yesterday | that no formal notice of the com- | mittee’s action on various projects | before it has been transmitted to the | Board of Aldermen. The only check on the bills with regard to this ap- proval was being made in the Comp- troller’s office when the bills came to the Board of Estimate for ap- proval after reported out of the va- rious committees of the Board of Al- dermen. The proposal to seek a better un- derstanding with the Aldermen was made by O. J. McCawley, a member of the committee, when two bills au- thorizing appropriation of $65,000 f the Fire Department bond issue laid /before the committee. They had been intro- duced without reference to the com- mittee and were on their way to- ward passage when the Comptroller's office discovered they had not been approved by the committee. What Bills Provided. One bill provided $30,000 for mo- tor equipment, including nine cars for district fire chiefs, and the other $35,000 for a new engine house at Leonard and Easton avenues. Charlies Regli, secretary of the Fire Department, explained the bills had not been sent to the committee through a misunderstanding that the committee's tentative approval of a $8,000,000 program for the year, in- cluding the $66,000 for Fire Depart- ment purposes, constituted a final approval of all the projects included. The bills were referred to a subcom- mittee. Members of the Supervisory Com- mittee said the Board of Aidermen had no means of knowing when the committee approved a project. W L. Sturdevant remarxed, “some- times we don’t clearly understand our duties ourselves.” . Alvin Carpenter, manager of the Bemis Bag Co., was elected second vice chairman of the committee, suc- ceeding Joseph Hauser, who retired from the committe when he resigned as president of the Central Trades and Labor Union. Water Commissioner Wall placed before the committee a bill to ap- propriate $1,250,000 for construction of the intake towers and engine pits for the water works to be bullt on the Missouri! River. This replaces one previously approved by the com- mittee appropriating $850,000 for the work. Increased. Commissioner Wal) explained in a letter that the $850,000 estimate was based on preliminary plane. Investi- gation and detailed estimates of costs indicated the work would cogt about 50 per cent more than the original rough estimate, he said, or an in- approximately $400,000. It te pranned to start work on the waterworks next spring. The STATE UNIVERSITIES FACING — BIG PROBLEM v4 0 + ORG aa a “s . a 4- = a Ha ee i Pst *, es ts ee igh ~~ is eee . : P - ‘ * al , SANSA Peel A OC AGP FMI SABES. Pig SE ABT 9 SMU ARS SAS Pg I STIS PSY ROR EAI: ide NE AN teen} SRT REE eg EERE: DRE TR MEATS OR Sa 28 0 SEE BR OP RNR INIT ON LIRA CNN IE TUE ALINE AMINE GT I ig! Se 8 Mapa

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Is it that leniene of bulding seubiect co something” tella me th years and ha by fre: then i because the 1 believe they immune there by fre proof wood ¢ Pea bods in brick “a'at beastedc ome fre owning a ‘ ; ! , = 3 . vears there and biemer for 15 ing as ad eT Sete ™ ‘ra WW bers say The, have #xper think t? their Strate Capito! The Cc BR. & @ freproe?. sx the Fomerse of ofhers« out $8 ef the 35 1 A Bd@ieon Co. at of them were o approved fren Im the sqo?? (hora . [ae wera ffreanda In to the @irect ca loma of $321,090 Wake up ¢ these : a rogng anc bi girl Why make? A&A “ae ia " crimes of me all races? ES WELDON JOHNSON Nati Association for 7 oe very (?& lays of th ‘Ta for A= ¢ who wis almost ages tea who are = s . he Ge ir’. 4 MR. ROSSKOPF IS MISTAKEN. | In his election to succeed himself as President of the Board of Education Henry A. Rosskopf has not’ enit broken a precedent but has shattered a com-' nunity tradition. In his own words the Board, of Education “is now a Republican body.’ If that is a fact we mf&st look for a revolution in) the management of our public schools mublican body and functioning as such the Board of Education must play the game according to the rules. That means that teachers will be employed. not blican bosses. That il be let only to So with textbooks. we 5 Repu erontracts Wi rations are indorsed meens that building machine-approred Republicans. ¢o with all supplies and equipmert, so with every- thine that enters Into the operation of the public schools. F Superintendent underline. every attache. wear the party seal. With an annual brdget of approximatelr $153.- public school system is a big business the Republican party it local party tree rom janitor to every — > ™ ust 600.000 our Incorporated into will be inst about the juiciest plum on the The dispenser of this patronage. if he has anv tal- ent or aptitnd practical politics. will become the most important personage in the party organization. No other office in the will com/4 mend so large a bloc of votes as that of President of Board if the sini Mr. Rosskopf'’s words is fulfilled. It is an ugi¥y prospect But no such calam im pends Despite Mr. Rosskopf’s re-election and despite the fact of a ee blican majority in the board. the biparti anagement of our public ¢choe] srstem cannot bolished jon will not tolerate it. commun! in rebellion at any attempt to operate as an ediunct of a politica! machine Mr se lel is mistaken. 5 an i OUTBID BY OKLAHOMA. The chief rate expert of the Missouri Publi« ice Commission. who has been with the commission since shortiy after its organization in 1913. has re- signed to accept a similar position at a much higher salary with the Oklahoma Public rvice Commis- sion The great State of with mous public utilitie Kansas City St. Joseph, cannot keep a wanted by Oklahoma City and Tulsa o Sincguiariy ipate during the past six months in the num- .. shocking character The two latest. in CTOSSInNg ecidente« tended danger of a ho them vehicles upon mus? made more emphatic eation in the prees . a emiw ad aurivers ot bundreds ~—-—@ @ @——_-—- - ace. Magnus Tohnsc r “four-wheel Brakes.” a!! a - — =o — WHAT OLD STATESMEN ARE WEARING. New York ! Pace Ce — hm, ad i | }- ¥ . y . ¥ Sa 4 z “? Woe 4 a > phe pl ae er 7 - ee ee nd -*. . most men. he objects to havi object of his devotion defame eulariy when it is done by > managers of equal them. and believes an undiscriminating p ea TO na tronize piays of ious or trivial turn, & whinge else. Patronage - is poor taste, he says. ids with Ruskin that only immorality. _ on : ; want only that ich ts mental faculties, n the high-brow. The nae a person, said Polleck. who if in the fourth act. dea destruction. preferabiy | ence or in great sorrow, are it is. therefore realiem and ec sently art. Whereupen Polle ok his head and tal¥ed of me F * stocy of Polleck’s attempt juce “The Fool,” a story teid man who ts ebout as well qualif speak of the m its various sides as anyone. complimentary to those who ec the national stage. Polleck a: did not mean ft to be. Nor = loath te mention, ! ines, not from malice, he Wocers who thought “The smply terrible had staged | allusion te the Star of Beth mm. so it was taken off. Af @rs «lapsed, and Pollock succeed biketrne a New York producti [feems the managers wers wre * are now seven companies pl: “The Fool” on tour. | he theater. the university and | ™museurm are the great trite ‘k believes. Perpetuate a p ter. and you perpetrate the hk * The fount of English ie | clear by a murder in tie th or by a chorus of 166. and Fermer Edisor Dy ght A-soctated Prema, os SROOKLINE, Mass, Oct. 12 ewWard Stanweeod, $2 years oid, h ean and former newspaper a azine editer and f at ‘his home here | Steamebip Movement Tet Be 11, Prem elt. from Bremen. ion, Cun. 5. apenas ton, Oct. 1%. Albeatin te York.

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a . FRIDAY, s OCTOBER 12, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' HLIDCK ASSALS "THEATER MANAGERS Mpywright Who Wrote #The 'Fool,” Criticises Public for ' Géing to Salacious Plays. ing Pollock, dramatist and author of “The Fool,” one of we greatest stage lsuccesses in re- set years, spoke on the theater at gon Awgitorium, last evening, r the auspices of the Comma- Forum, and in so doing threw ? , “iaffiliations he may have had with pox office over his shoulder. + According to Pollock, these conh- ons With that part of the thea- which adjoins the lobby were any, but they failed to keep him ~ turning state’s evidence and “ving £11 and more of the things shout them which some critics have 4 about his own plays previous to Me Fool.” He attacked managers, playwrichts and audiences Which Is Greater Crime? | The stare Pollock's religion. Tike most men. he objects to having object of his devotion defamed, Henlarly when it is done by its is WILL RESIDE IN OHIO a oa , alll ! POR SRE GEO OOO RR mF SAS ig: wih DO Min Khir stg ajiwara Photograph «if MRS. CHARLES L. STONE JR. RS. STONE, a bride of Wednes- dav afternoon, was Miss Helen Picker, daughter of Mrs. Eric. Picker of 3629 Russell a Mr. Stone. the aon of Charfes L. MISS VESTA REED TO WEDCAPT. 6 D.JACKSON . | Engagement to Officer of U. S. Marines Announced at Dinner in Her Honor. ' liott Reed, daughter of | HE betrotha! of Miss Vesta El-'| Mrs. | Niagara Frances Elliott Cockrell, of 230, Loan Association of Niagara Falls, | “WOMEN NOT-YET UP 10 MEN IN BUSINESS” Miss Ann E. Rae, Head of Big Concern. Says, However, “Give Them Time.” Miss Ann E. Rae, president of the Permanent Savings and ‘North Newstead avenue, and Capt.!N. Y., with assets of more than $7.- ‘Gilder Davis Jackson, U. ‘honor of Miss Reed in one of the ‘private dining rooms of Hotel] Chase. 'The wedding will be a notable event lof Nov. 28. | Miss Reed i6 a crafiuate of Mary | ! 8. M. C., | $00,000, is evidently a business wom- ; was announced last night at a din-' an, but she appears to have few of | iner given by Richard R. Nelson in| the characteristics. She confessed to & reporter who saw her at Hotel Statler today that she does not be- lleve women have more brains than men. “Women,” she said, ‘are not up Institute and attended the National to men’s standard in business yet. Cathedral School in Washington, D. | But give them time. ‘Cc. She is an active member of the ‘Junior League. With her mother, she returned a few days ago from ‘Europe, where they had been trav- ¢€ling since March. Capt. Jackson is the son of Mrs. Gilder Davis Jackson,.of Dover, Del. He has spent much of his time in Philadelphia, where he made his ‘home with a sister, Mrs. Richard They have per- | mitted their capacity for detail to | blind them to the big things. Give | them time.” Her career began when she was '19 and had just gone to Niagara 'Falls with her tumily from Aber, |deen, Scotland. She says she went 'in then to help the organizers of the young building and loan assotiation. She became vice president and when SHE IS PRESIDENT OF $7,800,000 COMPANY j ! MISS ANN E. RAE. women fn business still existed, but : PREDICTS LONG ARTISTIC STRIDE BY AMERICA IN 20 YEARS Chicago Opera Director Says Ad-| vance Will Faqual That of Fu- rope in Five Centuries, _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS . STARTING ____ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS . @ - By the Agsociated Fress., | CHICAGO, Oct. years, America wil have advanced as far artiscaily as Europe has in five centuries, Giorgio Polacco, mnu- sical director of the Chicago Civic Opera Company, declared upon his arrival here with his wife, Edith Mason, soprano, from a tour of Eu- rope in search of new opera ma- terial. “The United States,” he declared, “is today attracting the cream of Europe. In America there ts a de- mand for the best the world has to offer in the arte and sciences. The best musicians, the best artists are all coming to the United States, 12.— Within 20) which is draining Europe of the people who wil? have cdntributed to the cultural life of the old world. The result will be that within 206 years America will have advanced as far artistically as Europe ad- vanced in five centuries.” Hle predicted the most successful season in Chicago's operatic history. Real Estate Goes to Widow. | Dr. Robert J. O'Reilly of 27 Wasnh-| ington terrace, who died Oct. 4, Iecft. his estate In trust of the Mississippi Valley Trust Co. and his wife, Mrs. Agnes O'Reilly, with a provision that she is to have the income dur- ing her life. At her death the in- come is to be divided equally amorg her nine children or their survivors. The trusteeship is to continue unfil the death of the last surviving child. The value of the property was esti- mated at $400,000. fesse adherents. He thinks there a great many more good plays " managers of equal worth to re- them, and believes that as long an undiscriminating public con- | yes to patronize plays of a purely | ous or trivial turn, it will get! hing else. Patronage of poor ys is poor taste, he says, and he lac with Ruskin that bad taste is only immorality. Why it is a Meester crime for a4 man to buy two wances of £OOd beer than two tickets “Getting Gertie’s Garter’ is be- nf his understanding. | Swerving from his attack on those hyn want only that type of play hich is guaranteed not to strain ihe mental faculties, he swooped | gon the hich-brow. The high-brow | a person, said Pollock, who has | heen educated beyond his capabili-| who tells vou nothing can be) artistic. unless the principal shoots Biimself in the fourth act, that death Band destruction, preferably through Boeplence or in great sorrow, are life it is. therefore realism and con- muently art. Whereupon Pollock | ook his head@ and talked of more tasant things. “People Aren't Interested.” The stocy of Pollock's attempt to : piuce “The Fool,” a story told by aman who is about as well qualified speak of the American theater ) its various sides as anyone, is. complimentary to those who con- | Ithe national stage. Pollock said did not mean it to be. Nor was loath to mention managerial it was diminishing. Besides heading the Niagara Falls Association she is president of the United States League of Building and Loan A&ssociations and also a vice president and director in the Land Bank of New York. She spoke fast night before the Building Association League of IIli- nois at its convention banquet at Hotel Statler. Knight. At present, he is senior marine officer of the U. 8. S. Tenn-| essee, Stationed in Pacific waters, | ‘ ‘Capt. Jackson will not come to &t. | “er I Louis until immediately before the | ceremony. | lieve they have 1. right to vote. I Guests at the dinner last night in-/ like to work with men. I think men Mrs. Frank E. Kauffman of 4387 | Westminster place, and her daugh- | ‘cluded Mrs. Cockrell, mother of the! are fine at business. My keynote ter, Miss Emily, will entertain more bride-elect;: her aunt, Mrs. Calvin R. | ‘Lightner, and Mr. and Mrs. Leigh- than 600 guests at an afternooh re- ception today at the Kauffman ‘ton Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Harold | Jolley, Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson Lam- | [ii home. Miss Jean Dulin of Los An- geles, who is visiting Miss Kauff- bert, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Foster Bix- man, is to be guest of honor. The S od by, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Fischel, | lower floor rooms are to be pro- 610-612 Washington the head of the business died she was made president. | “IT am just a plain business wom- | an,’ she said. “I have never worked | for woman suffrage, although I be- Stonie, of the Missouri Athletic Asso- ciation, will take his bridel to Mans- fielfl, Ohio, to reside. TALLELLL LEAL LL nas been co-operation.’ She said that prejudice against HIT OF THE GREATEST OF ALL MOVIE SEASONS AY THE GRAND CENTRAL WEST END LYRIC AND CAPITOL TOAOREDPECRUCEDRROIORRGCEQAD CRAEEALOLIDRRLULTEEL ELT EEL TTEED tients CLUTTER Miss Emily Kauffman and Dr. Law- | fusely decorated with flowers, the rence Post. a+ PICKEL LEFT $210,871 ESTATE reception room in pink and blue, and “ other rooms in autumnal shades. Re- An inventory of the estate of Wil- ceiving with Mrs. Kauffman, Mis8 liam Pickel, president of the Pickel | Mrs. Daniel A. Hill, another daugh- died July 19 at his residence, 3722 | ter of the hostess, and Mrs. Frank Deimar boulevard, was filed yester- | Edgar Kauffman Jr., a daughter-in- Gay. Personal property valued at | law. Mmes. John Parkman Woods, $210,871.46 is listed. The estute -- H. Dodge, Graham Wilson and oes the widow, Mrs Elizabeth Willard W. Boyd Jr., will assist with- },;...6) under terms of his will. out hats. A group of young women Pickel. before hia death was | ¢ - tea pee will include Miss€8 worth about $1,000,000, members of a an awnin, Caroylyn a the family said. A majority of thie ; owa, Vesta Reed, Irene gum sae was disposed of to his three daugh- Jane Rule, Frances Martin, Eliza- ters and two sons prior to his death. beth and Katherine Hill, nieces of mov are- Mrs. Herman Feldman. 56 Miss Kauffman; Mirs. David Burruss ; avende: Mre. Frank | Jr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown. The re- 0 of New York: Miss Margaret ceiving hours are from 40 6 o'clock. Pickel William Picgel Jr and Fred | piles Martin will give a luncheon. | 5 nickel of #t. Loula. _ Pickel’s will r a: wer ge a. ee ied explains absence of provisions for ay, Uc. a _— ws the children bv stating that proper- her guest. Among the parties al- ” had tenle rranaferced ready given are a dinner Wednesday |) 11.1, ; er ead ar evening by Miss Josephine Lawnin, ) and a luncheon yesterday by Mrs. nn wala BRIG.-GEN. MITCHELL MARRIES Graham Wilson at the St. Louis tty the Associated Press. | Country Club. Misses Laura and Mary Layman,| . DETROIT, Oct. ; | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walde A. | General William Mitchell, assistant | ‘Layman, of 22 Kingsbury place. will chief of the Army Air Service, and | ‘ . Zag ) c . 4 a: nt : ty . . o leave St. Louis Monday to sail from Miss Elizabeth Miller, daughter of | Miller of Grosse Pointe, They will , meet friends abroad and spend sev- were married yesterday afternoon at the Grosse Pointe Protestant Church eral months in travel. They are old- legen ee . . eo i= - ir. . n , er sisters of Miss Grace Layman, a \ r. George Brewer oO | debutante. clated., | wiht ‘Hiatt Avenue 'Wherever Distinctive Millinery Is Worn, Will Be Seen rr rttteeteteeensditeee ae Citi, Se IE GY se DELMONTE *@ KIN THE TWO LEADING THEATERS OF 8ST. LOUIS . TOMORROW “2si" SATURDAY | THE PICTURE SENSATION OF THE YEAR DIRECT FROM ITS or TWO-YEAR RUN IN NEW YORK ah “THE GREEN GODDESS” } WITM A MAGNIFICENT CAST. INCLAJDING 2 GEORGE ARLISS AND ALICE JOYCE " a ee ee ee ee Last Time Today at the DELMONTE bawt ‘ROUGED LIPS” to Kingsbury n+ . ae an ‘a. 2 —QOur Own Specialized Line, Offering the Utmost in Smart Millinery, at 10 Brilliant metallic cloth models and combinations with brocade developed in small and large styles for dress and street wear. Last Time Today at the KINGS | “DAYTIME WIVES” previously not from malice, he said, for veers who thought IRRUR of & 4 7 “The Fool” simply terrible had staged his successes. Pollock for several years had nied to write a play about a mod- man who tried to live like Christ. told a producer about it. “Peo- DANA ect i since : 3 , 12.—Brigadier- | 4 is designed to reproduce without ef aren't interested in anything like comment by the leading publicists, it.” he was told. “Why don't you the questions of *s home and write a good crook | New York for Europe. vr?" and he did. Then, going to} ther producer, he would tell him the play he wished to do. “‘Write play about a woman with a past, t goes good,”’ would be the reply. sPollock would. “‘The Sign on the SHUBERT JEFFERSON ’ L£enine RiAvaues NIGHTLY 8:15 PRICES 60e to $2.00 The Distinguished Actor-Binger. CHAUNCEY OLCOTT In ‘‘Tho Heart of Paddy Whack’’ By Rache| (rothers, Staged by Miller MATINEF SAT. guts $1.50 STARTS TOMORROW Svdney T. periodicals on WHOLE WORLD KIN. pit News W at The wedding was the culmination | of a three-year frietdship which } it a, 9% o ’ . i = é Se ; 7j i thing bor” was a manager's play, Pollock | Henry McRee, of the Warson road, | met ‘ rv pore Saag veer: 4 bCTNIENS,. MICN., WN © Wen. - c home a. He thought it was a good play./for his niece, Miss Mary O'Fallon. | ' ' , just as a2 t doubted if it taxed the mental-| qaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard) ™** en Ges. Mitchell ase Bee ; | his bride left last night for the West | |O’Fallon, has been eset for the eve- : ) . . and will sail from San Francisco rof any normal 12-year-old boy. Finally he wrote his play. The | ning of Saturday, Novy. 17 at the St. fewe 2 .— raha thane : ap | 0 O! aWwalla 8, | |Louis Country Club. Mrs. McRee fiict was unanimous. Every pro- - | etnenad | . pte where Gen. Mitchel! will inspect the, leer turned it down. Pollock quit | yi) not assist her husband in receiv- |“ : mates on _ | Government's air defense. ing the guests, as has previously eT The debut ball to be given by Mr. monstrated many ple who think it brought DEE auce 0 1 It is a habit with Chapeaux de Luxe to not only show the newest Millinery but the smartest of the newest. Now it is metallic cloth models developed in color com bina- tions rivaling the rainbow. A complete showing of originals from our own workroom and latest styles from New York. SEATS NEXT SUNDAY--SEATS NOW _ PAssinecin WILLIE & FUGEWE HOWARD Pop. Mat. Wed. BE8T. $1.50 SEATS Nights, 50c-$2.50. fat. Mat., 60c-B% ST TTT BUY TICKETS NOW | FOR THE ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1923-248 EAP#ON —-1923-24 a » (6) ANY TIME. ANY DAY THINK THI#® OVER-——-We give you 15 concerts with 14 great artists as soloists for $12. $14. $18 or S44, ae you may select.-Hile to $1.00 per concert. DUSTIN FARNUM in ‘‘The Man Who Won” ~ Announcements were received this i morning from Mr. and Mrs. Edward honeymoon trip. They will be ' Wyertenbaecher of the marriage home after 5 at 7203 West- ¢ their Gauchter, Mies Marguerite. ' moreland place +. Herbert J. Beckers yesterday in peagtruria. agg gf &:. [ous At home cards are en- Gugglielmo, Mrs. Alvine R Bushman and Mr lnosed for Mr and Mrs. Bee kers aft- Satrustegui,';nd Mrs. G. A. Radford of Webster °1 at 6205 South King's high- : ‘ Piraeus returned from a trip : Hambure: White Mountains and : \igiers via Bos- Hills.. They were thenburg. days @xistered, end President Jef- at lown by thé ec lec. 1} Sailed. tf bert 11, Better Homes and Building | Exposition 2P. M. to Midnight See the most beautify! girl in Bt. Louie er Oe JEWELL’S MANIKING ROL and Other Firet-F-uns Nove! ties. Popular Prices: News Pictures CAST INCLUDES WALTER CAT LEDs : —== PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS FROM CITY AND ert oe red wae Nighte and Sat. Mat., $1, $2. $3, $3.50, $4. Wed. Mat.. $1 to $3. —— ee er | | farinveain , =I Sab ATEE ERB SST ROPE ae DRS o> 1227 EESES | Mere. David G. Evans of 6363. | | rs eEetse ~ . Beseeaed — Pershing avenue, Mrs. Alexander N, nih ears Sue ’ De Meni] and Miss Emma Taussig, | : Pull » 2 returned a few Gays ago from 4. | | AWD & OLive motor trip through the New En- |} sland States. and a 10-day visit in New York. Prior to that day | they were at Mrs. Evans’ cottage on 3 An interesting afternoon has "been (Jroves have trrovugeh the the Berkshire New York 10 "AY OPERA | HOUSE se oe York World enough the ever of the crowd at fo! the vgs in their terrific speed of the plane is a thing # (oO define clearly to itself Aol'ars Tt seems prob- 3 ie has come very clos? © mtemer f President Ae 10 ai vellous poten’ 3 New York (‘and railed ma that fart ae can only speculat® = hampton lith.) nt. The recorde of the fear races q X Oct. 196, izer trophy ocritnin the ee velopments in aviation te” Lf 1 i mong the wonGers of the od De in , lowed —e— yy eeeeere , fyt+, . R rk Rh ) ———— ail MI > | Worth DOUBLE IE p R IE S S Til a. w—conTinvots—ii FM. |] | t—8OLIs BROTHERS—7 «i Ee ; Merircba Ba OLIVE AT GRAND ’ Society Marimba Ba! THE WCODWARD PLAYERS } CONN. powsi~ & WILLARD BREWSTER'S MILLION , | MATINER THORSDAT @ # 10 Veendam, New ud trom Bouthampton r the-mi: of a billian mis fastest mm! Har- from St. Louls' Finest Family Theater Continuous from 7 to 11 P. M HARRY STODDARD enc ‘His Band. Murray & Co. the raéec Commander SCUBA. Conductor Lieut JOHN PHILAP _ Cor | PRICES: 55c to $2.20, with Taz. ) Now and . oo. hoa OLIVE 8ST. except .jenday night. lfc. pias tax. AEOLIAN Dir. Elizabeth Cueny. oA eek . Brittannia, for | \“Abraham’s Hill,” Kingston, Satine Oct. 10, Minnedosa, for PR. Er = Ss

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- d the Times Combined | ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the s = { ARCH SH SSu rsy. Episcopal | ment of Missions, to proceed to Ja-/ stroyed in the disaster. . é} Archbishop Glennon requests; Catholic missionaries were willed by! ican and that the funds will be for-| LOSS IN JAPAN - 00 pon eng lg Bi oS os | Se de cane Sean ai aacmacl - euveialioa BI 0P ES APPEAL tha t jetieationn "be taken Sunday, the earthquake and mission houses warded to Rome and be dispensed rch to Ri at Rev. Thomas F. Gailor, Bishop for plans for permanent reconstruc- | work will involvear : potery ewoane yr apr gre x ns ae ia. ie cee ae a "a moyen he Pa 7 my satan and Dr. John W. Scott, | tion of the church's properties de- | $2,400,000. Collections 5 y. . 21, to Be for) i ee ae Central Europe and for The Archbishop states in his letter, peoples im accordance with their! cy ene Assoc lated | ‘Pres. k } Zz: 2 oe ae at tie teen | a Japan : mena en ents ' th Vat-' pressing needs.” NEW y wr wet. id. —The Na- | executive 6 Needy in ne 1a the Cathdlic Catholics in Japan, where MANY that thé appeal comes from the : © In a pastoral letter to the Ca ec’ \ . - —— AR sh nee gi Ta Buia. SLYTHEV ILLE, ark: —Mayor Hh erie th | ‘nt | an - » Scott of Manila, near here, © ET ait al | | r office by the City Cou ch charged him with de of duty and permitting ga devices to operate in the tov ——— _ SAC mage Se ee ET Baie ke utgrieel agg menat aa i} - : tet) bi a4 a - ibd z* 5 ’ tay r = “ tk ni Hit PM ce e sy ™S ; : '? iF i} ec? ry bd . . - . aD a J Pi ahs. 2 r / J ¥ Lp eee CR RUE) vole ae aa eee open tae Be tt ? yee eee.” i apy he ae abs wit FIRE fy: ite See Ge A en a ted a LDL Te ee ae * ba A ae i bg ey)” aoe, a poe ate 5 Ede tae 7 ie auc sau me age | w ») is i St Rede ee ee oe ee ee wae “ Pe aan riven cone vn tee nhine om brie 9 is se Ht a . a ae oY 3 tak teal eee sated ee eet A ears a Pr - eee Pete eal ee rie. 2 act RW: ae + ong snag tj = eon age apfy wy 2 _ a : =. ie - os ; yo Oey, . Cte. 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' ett +} tie : ; : : ite ’ +} baa : Y +} ‘ > ti +4 . ii ; : ; : ; ie tee i 7 : , site ti : UPRELAEL tues Ld TRE Pitts Halttoaiel! - + i} asi HET ? i : : ’ : + , ‘ : : i% 3 - Sih ‘i : ty : 3 : 4 : : . rte Hite e : j 7 if t* 3 : : er . 7 7 iL : : : ‘ : ’ ’ ; ” : host bhid ; bits : ; H bids ’ ‘ | Sted i : : bd | ; : tik * tiaas : . : til : ’ pe betet isl : ; APTTP SET oar a ' brie ; ¢ + : ; ah: be tal si fs ; iiity it ts ii ; 23 Pet 1th) ; .. a ri hi 1 | . ; tfety BED: ‘ : tt if : ij r+ : ’ ; ’ : : . : : b : : "i ri +} eal a tt r? : Pathis : 4} : ye ; ; ) 1, 4 ta. be teat eee ; ' : : : ory § . | : i : y : } . : i / ‘ ties : se! ‘ : pte 3 +e : : : 624,04 ’ : : " ’ hay? 7th : :? : ee | r ’ . rf : iil : 8! sett ’ { Bae : : : ee tS: F : ; , : ; besatail . ‘ ; 7 t 7 Sethe ae) te : s | : iw ‘ : Se ‘ ; : bi : .? : 7 : : : ; | j f - i 4 : 4 ; ' Tt , ; ; : ; = : iy shaat’ ’ bei : I ) | TPR >, ies i | - iter reyes ttt ae i that Lk ! Nah ite Hi MF sft fit if WHEE Giint ie 2 Le +E LphE LS eat piapibbhads abr gta sty eee! ay HH ws pH i ti + ; TRE th, ti 1 Mun ' A, | TE min HThics then! LAeeeeT Tet Lheeear Lappere bts hry Tan aT Hitt! “Aili fit ih $F ; mee di Hf thf 1 % at nett hi sig ‘i Hilt i% it; 1) rt | , tei tu hy Peaeag ear ; eth ' TT lat ; ; ? tiaity . ; i ; Hash . il ; 1" 1 aan t Hit, it Hi bili Hit i i obi Ht i +¥ ; ve > | Pit ; eae ’ say : Hat t? a 4 ; +} | : : : a4 +f ” > | tore. M et ae itt GEOL Soares TP et SRS la. De ee ae en eo ree at HALF- MILLION DOLLAR STOCK OF NEW FALL AND WINTER CLOTHIN Over Qne-Half Million bt largest and finest selection of high-grade Olothing we have ever offered at the beginning of any season. Dollars’ aael ead ey garments—the products of some of the most prominent manufacturers in America—have been purchased at cash discounts ts that brought them to us. ‘ superb stocks are now offered—at the very beginning of the season—at the same discoun Semicond poms al Bing ont rn much to you—in style and service—and ohare geen Come to this store tomorrow and see how successfully = a solved your prob- lem for you. Don't spend » single penny until you have examined these) six wonderful groups—an it tavestignted the savings of fully one-third. Store open until UITS—OVERCOATS—GABARDIN IN mx MIGHTY soi UPS FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN AND YOUTHS vo a a a * . * a “kee arn Fi Bee ait 4 \ eel Pee PRE Ns 2 ‘ wa) as ¥ ve bs ©. BK at ¥ ; Py Fee R PON COTM, Sadi : Hy of r Ps 5 ba Hedin tS , . - . wer eh mak ya 0 * —* > " -~ a 6" a “ r. SRR VR OARS te ERE tet Ogg hd Re 2 met a Le oy Ghap 20m » pars er : Pew vate - Ait ie! * 7 » a ta ie SUITS of splendid worsteds, cassimeres, eeds SUITS of pure + orsteds in dark shades with small white in bright new patte and colorings for (Fall and 4 stripes. Also net woclen cassimeres and tweeds in sport \wet >. wear. Plenty of pencil\ stripes and new tweed and Norfolk motels. OVEROOATS of excellent meltons > - Beautiful new models as well as conserva ryien, and Scotches [n belted models and conservative styles. ‘A coe COATS of attractively patterned meltons, TOPCOATS of ~ clen,tweeds and tridescents in new loose- : Scetches tn plaid-back and two-tone effects fitting effects andi in Delted styles. a 84 7 . of Oxtérd gray on .te-6 eat GABARDINE RAINOOATS with silk linings. ar ey s “ — oo oe i. , id > o . 4 , 4 ee a a ; + SUITS of ali-wa blue serge and of pure worsteds in dark ScITS of superb woolens in both foreign and shadow stripes, es well as beautiful] cassimeres tn attractive , y if 4 4 weaves. Attractive new patterns in colorings yo eg at pang splendid woolens in Ulster, Ul- ; . o. : dressed young men will appreciate. Desirable me Tetta, end conservative modela TOPOOATS | ) sizes for men and young men. OVEROCOATS of | i jac Soa ta tweecs in fashionable loose-fitting and b SH “ ¥ § plaid-back woolens in Ulster, Ulsterette and Raglan s - mA F TOPOOATS of fine unfinished worsteds In c : ) styles with silk bedy linings and Skinners eatin s linings. eR, = Re a OS. 4% * : Ke io o ; - Pepe retire > Nell. mo BAY ag pey en ~ eS | eS $i Pee he ir TR F ‘ “4 4 Fi: V8 nae meneame 9 CRT RYRE Y= 4 eee Les, We, a Bags wary >. 2. wa 84 - ee ee a Ge ee Se he ee $ 2 é Bryan si et kw ep adler? ¢ nygane e RX 6-433 caw §! ot MLA i dma SUITS of pure » ersteds in dark shadow str ipes and solid ly + shades, in styles for men. Also woolen cassimeres and t- : g.*- vit SUITS of a quality that perceiving she tweeds in sport, 3rooks and Norfolk models for young men 7/ oy $ Y recognize as being above the ordinary. and for youths -vrearing their first long trousers. OVER. ! ‘ - iif | tn | COATS of warm voolens tn Ulster, Uistererte and co conserva - af iF . in a manner that will please the most @ tive models. T »POOQATS of excellent tweeds tn loose- fi ‘ : OVEROOATS of superb, heavy woolens in Sitting and tn be ced models and WHIPCORD RAINCOATS if ¢ d rs “J and in more conservative patterns. , 3 with silk-lined yokes and sisevea fects for men and young men. ae ee DA : 5 PF ew Wile Setiene | aal ? = ey & - 3 # » — WR cai’ 9 +i " Petey 5 ve ae Te ina es | as ~ oh pee Yo ORAL aime pe trang e a ” eid a i er, } : 7 nd a patterns decidedly popular at this pon a & ae oe pay ad ok Agretties ‘nas ta Fy. ie, wread Y aE ae aoa *. ° gi ae , gt A iar Pit 4 biz Sey . re Ss eet 6 ete aes! we: pt eee nO athe P tg AR ay EH ALI, * Sr Perit Wie! Ar f ; es et ays Beautify YOU CAN EVEN SAVE % SATURDAY ON , NG Fes Wit manmanes Bent MOTHERS! COME SATURDAY AND INVESTIGATE THESE SAVINGS N’S EXTRA PANTS|...:... a WM ey... BOYS’ CLOTHING Raincoats, - 4! n't Bh hold any garment , ock Pante—over 20,080 2 ae yy you select for 30 St. Louis’ largest ot of $16 95 Fr - tA, So SE ABET TRS TIN A AE! 8 . . » er \ % pairs of them—in the very patterns and color- days if desire. Bring your boy tomorrow and ict him choose from this imgs that are most desirabic for Fall and Win- wonderful stock. Beantiful patterns and colorings that ter wear. See them tomerrow at these savings. will delight him—at savings that will please the parents. € a tifui aSSiT = ro 4 Worsteds itn neat, 4ark-strtped pe a foes ates $ 95 sewed to stand hardest wear 9 knickers are fully lined. Sizes ’ from 6 to iT ¥ MEN’S $4.50 PANTS 95 : . e patterns and coiprings. Coats ct elie ees Te Ea a patterns and excellent cassimeres me WMerfelk sewed to stand hardest | went IN OUR MONEY-SAVING BASEMENT WE OFFER SAVINGS OF ONE-THIRD ON motel ah peated : bedi feat. serviceable Trousers tm a3 $10 SHEEP-LINED * 3 BOYS’ $13.75 TWO-PANT SUITS tm attractive mixtures. Strongly | é . Meney-Saving Basement ......... and fronts. Both pairs of neatiy patterned caesimer: | . Men’s Heavy $5 All-wool tweeds, serges, cas- t ad > ais aS ad “Re Wek iordheitien’-—Pilcsa WD SRE Seep FES te Efe a ae ME SE ge a = he iri 9 ty» a armenian: aan ei ; $ with : iy = ee ® lined with alpaca and Knick- MEN’S $6.00 PANTS $ 62 75 , | | $ 95 , ers lined throughout. Sizes . ' e from 6 to 1$ Cassimeres., tweeds, Scotc es and chevtots tn beautiful es. sit patterns. Aiso splendid wo mixed worsteds in Gonservat ve , , Se 5 — BOYS’ $16.75 TWO-PANT » 98 pat terns. Cc ome in all heavy Canvas Work Coats a oe? stron hea corduroy ia - ; ve! gone sizes for men and young mer. wi ys sheep-peit : Doubie ’ 2 ye ng shades Ww ide and narrow case ee breasted models !: sizes. wailed Gieonets eewel ead reln- tweeds. cassimeres . Sleeves Dianket-lined and finished ‘ pt ohare my s wear is the haréd- unfinished worsteds — with wristiets ket inforc- pare tea 4 ~ 6 - MEN S $7.50 PANTS ead with leather weckets reintore ; est. Come in ail sizes for me checks, novelty patterns psa ' ,. from 38 to 52 waist. and solid colors. Superb — Excellent all-wool matertais in tailoring that matches the 4 hes a LR oa gd oo it ip Ai ME dee oe * a> - “+ - RU Se ») oar eee res of the new>t Men’s $5 Woelen Melton Work Pants Men's Bianket-Lincé Conver iicts 12 @2 FE Se and tn eolort in dark sollé grays. All sizes.. $2. 95 sin én a? rs and wits ristiets ins fabric . and Winter wear. ¢ sleeves en $3. i> ‘Tsteds, tweeds and Men's Genvtne “Geld Medal” Jeans $3 35 Men's “Storm King” Werk Vests of $2. a. sl] sizes... taste Pants. Fully lined. Come tn all sises envy m Satter, ag BOYS’ $21 75 TWO-PANT SUITS Men's Extra Heavy Moleskin Pants e with sheep pelt, mm ol- Fi zality wooiens in MEN S $9. 00 PANTS $ tm tan, khaki and brown shades , $3.35 4 lars. . ee | .: iste) tripe and 45 worsteds and sup Pr check patterns and iz at solid blu serges of ex- : rooien 28! mMered, velo: “4, = v7 tremely fine weave. 'Weeds and Scotches., Beaut! ] Newest : modeia. Coats . stripeu wecKa, mixtures > | s : alpaca lined. All sizes MEN S ALL-WOOL olid coiore tn pepular sha 4a, = from 6 to 18 yeass from 285 to 60 waiet Blue Serge Pants | — CATUR | need ne ee See ee . _ ersey ee = Of aul-woot. doubie- $ 55 MEN’S $10.50 PANTS LI : a $9.00 Juvenile Serge and Velvet Suita............-85.08 Dice shades Nea! « Tr UN T IL mae So emai ana + we de accel | fue “_ - Our very finest Trousers-— s- £4.50 J Au- Overceata SS taliered im piain re nertiy ‘allored of eu 6:30 Pp M ae © a OS See ee Fie = tall per or a euft-dotton: styles. Guar woolens tn. both foreign + 1d } } - Mi. Juvenile All-Weel Tweed Tepeoats......... torent ‘ oot > . . “es - 4 a Gizes 15 to 52 ws domeat weaves Beaut! “ul patterag and colorings in ne #- CLOTHING COMPANY NORTHWEST COR. EIGHTH AND’ WA GHINGTON :

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1998. a. The council has been info ij work will involve a minimum I $2,400,000. ais, cassimeres, tweeds and velours nd colorings for Fall and Winter stripes and new tweed effects. well as conservative styles. OVER- patterned meltons, kerseys and nd two-tone effects. TOPOOATS res in conservative styles, and TS with allk linings patterns in colorings that well- bpreciate. Desirable models in all men. OVEROOATS of wonderful ter, Ulsterette and Raglan models. inished worsteds in conservative hinges and Skinner's satin sleeve fh Sg ge Ee Fo perceiving shoppers will instantly the ordinary. Wonderful woolens Dpular at this season and tailored please the most exacting dresser, heavy woolens in plaid-back effects § patterns. , Heautiful new style ef- mon. ATE THESE SAVINGS ON : | q S, « al others. Dence } Where the Ganges Flows—Foz-Trot B Grom “Adrienn-”} ®@ inthe Land of Shady Palm Treee— | (ForTrot) The Am T Waltz of Love (Come Let Us | Dance) | Al. E. Short and Hie Tivoli Syncopaters for T ht—(Wak: The hampton Serenséers 14642 18-inch § .75 ‘Olé Favorite Medley Waltz— » Intro: “My Bonnie.” “Juanit.,.” “Hew Cas | | Leave Thee.” “Good-Night, Ladies” Aeolian nce ge M. Cohan Medley Fox-Trot Intro.: “Grand Old Flag.” “So Long ary.” “Give My Regards to Broadway, “Mary le a Grand Old Name,”’ “I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy” Dance Orchestra 144279 18-inch § .75 Sacred e Is My Boy ToNight— - Baritone Solo Jenn Charies Thomas—Aecolian Or- chestra Accompaniment 30179 18-imch §1.25 Jastrementa/ Ge la Victoire (Father of Victory | March) rench National Defile March (Accerdton Solos, A. t Geltarin 314425 16-inch 75 Standard e Paloma (The Dove)-—Serenade ( Fradier) eolian Orches- Accosnppanimen - 63051 i2-inch 61.75 Sogno ‘The Dream) from “"Manoa™ (M essence!) - Giulio Crimi, Tenor—Aeolian Orches- oe 301% 18-inch $1.25 You'll know them by ti. -ir Color You'll buy them for their Tone your nearest dealer to let you hear @ the new Vocalion Red Records he AEOLIAN COMPANY NEW YORK, MAKERS Gendice — Mew Y erk and Londen INIELSBOPVRNIBWINL : ; ! : | te ALINCOLN HOUSING CONTRAET HOLDERS SUE IN BANKRUPTCY They Allege Concern Is In- solvent and That Assets Do Not Justify Its Contin- uing in Business. PAID $3505 ON | 13 CERTIFICATES ct U. D. C, TO CONSIDER WAYS TO TEACH SOUTHERN HISTORY Aid for Stone Mountain Sculp- ; ture Project. By the Associated Press. BELTON, Tex., Oct. 12.—Prob- ‘lems of education, including espe- |cially that of Southern history, will ibe one of the principal considera- 'tions before the annual convention 'of the United Daughters of the Con- federacy. Scholarships in some of the lead- ing educational institutions in the country will be announced during the convention. Plans for raising funds to complete the Jefferson Da- vis monument at Fairview, Ky., and for assisting in the work of sculptur- tain, near Atlanta, Ge., will be con- | Detective-Sergeant Dempsey and the sidered. \gambling squad yesterday when Gen. E. W. Kirkpatrick, State Dempsey visited the place itn re- commander of the Confederate Vet- | sponse to an anonymous letter saying Texas Convention Also Will Discuss | vat was partitioned off tn another her husband rented the basement part of the basement. Palassola sur- and other room to two young men rendered to the police later and fur- several weeks ago and didn’t know nished bond. Hig wife at the time what the rooms contained. eruns, will be one of the principal | liquor was being manufactured there. ‘speakers. The delegates will be |guests of Bell County and Baylor room, and @ trap door in the room | College chapters of the United |led to a separate basement in which 'Daughters of Confederacy. Sessions the other stills were found. The | will be held at Baylor College. —— | a ———— ' THREE STILLS FOUND IN HOUSE | ' | Police Raiders “Tipped Off” by om Anonymous Letter. | ‘Three etills, 125 empty five-gallon | cans and a concrete vat, 15 by 10 by |6 feet, filled with raisin mash, were | found in the home of Samuel Palaz- } zola. 1416 North Seventh street, by | S@86® lof the visit told detectives she ané One of the stills was in a small | “Absolutely Pure ‘ing Southern armies on Stone Moun- ’ ; ' Firm Already Is in Receiver- ship and Decision as Reor- | '. ganization as Loan Asso- "Play On Any Phonograph | ciation Is Pending. An involuntary petition in bank- Housing Trust, already in receivership tn Cir- and that its ass¢dts are insufficient | cuit Court, by four contract holders who allege the concern is insolvent > y a ANN ’ |to justify it continuing in business. | A proposal to convert the trust | into a building and loan association | iis pending before State Finance Com- missioner Millspaugh, the receiver. | beseadors 14643 10-inch § .75 |As a result, a suit to force liquida- tion of the Housing Trust was filed |in Circuit Court recently, alleging |the proposed conversion of the trust | | ' ' ‘into a building and loan association | ,is contrary to law. Names of Petitioners. Plaintiffs in the bankruptcy case hold 13 certificates of the Housing Trust, the face valwe ranging from $1000 to $3600, and declare they have paid in $3505.50 in monthly payment of their contracts. The | petitioners and amounts they state | they have paid, are Helen C. Keane, ' $1789.50; Fannie Bonner | $816; Stella O. Dickey, $825, and Belle D. Evans, $75. Miss Keane on July 7, | suit in Circuit Court last, filed to recover Price. | ' | ' ] money paid to the Lincoln Housing | Trust, on the ground the Supreme Court had held the loan method of such trusts in Missouri constituted ia lottery. | } The suit filed today alleges the, LincolIn Housing Trust, and the trustees, Ben G. Brinkmann, Edwara 'W > Foristel, Charles Hertenstein and Cornelius Roach, had committed an /act of insolvency, in that a receive: was appointed for the trust in Cir- cuit Court on June 12, last. The pe- tition charges the trust “is unable and profit of its creditors” and al- lleges the assets are insufficent to ‘justify continuance of business. Naming of Recelver Requested. The aggregate property owned by |the trust is not sufficient, the pe- (tition charges, to pay the certificate holders the amounts due them Aéd- _judication of the concern as a bank- 'rupt and appointment of a receiver to take charge of the assets is re- | quested. The suit was filed by |Ephrim Caplan, attorney. to continue busineags to the benefit | The receivership suit against the ' trust company was filed by Commis- | |}sioner Millspaugh on June 12, five weeks after he had filed such euits| cssvesc: Phey drank it then- |day against the Lincoln —and they drin 7 PS 4 f 16 A 4122 it now FoVERY day for 44 years—delicious F&*K& Coffee —as delicious as coffee can be! gay nehdges nies _From the very first cup—away back in 1879—to the piping hot cup this morning, its fine flavor and rich aroma has added enjoyment to the meal psi) FieKK Coffee never changes, Wisely did old St Louisans depend upon it for coffee perfection always. And wisely, now, do young St. Louisans follow in their footsteps. Make sure of delicious coffee in every cup by insisting on HeKA&. .--- gee RS rae Bie ah ig eae 4 Be oma Sige ee ipiectge eer eet eee any <a against $2 other housing trusts in, | Missouri and been appointed receiver | for them. Filing of the euite fol-| lowed repeal by.the Legislature of the act tinder which the trusts were formed. The Supreme Court later ruled that the housing trust plan of | granting a loan contingent upon the, order of the application by contract | HEADQUARTERS IN ST, LOUIS FOR . Vocalion Red Records The Aeolian Company OF MISSOURI 1004 Olive Street — eee ee Jirst wit theLatest” IBLE TACE ” “Frese Newest Hrs ; DOLLAR STORE cf (¢ mont ATES DCS From ‘holders was a lottery. Reorganization Plan. Recently the Lincoln Savings and Loan Association was incorporated, ; ’ with an authorized capital of $15,-' 000,000 to take over the assets of | the housing trust and convert its business into that of a building and loan association. The reorganization | was by trustees of the Lincoln Hous- ing Trust. The proposed reorganization plan ie still penging before the Finance Commissioner. The first. form of sontract submitted by the new com- | pany met objections on the ground lit did not eliminate the so-called “lottery feature of the old housing ‘trust contract. A new form Was sub- ‘mitted following several conferences of State officials, attorneys and representatives of the Lincoln com- “pany. * -Plans for Eastern Tour Made as Ship Reaches Dayton From St. Louis. By the Associated Preas DAYTON. O., Oct. 12.—Returning to its home base on the last leg of the trip from the St. Louis interna- tional air gaces, the Barling bomber world’s largest airplane, roared ove: this city at 11:15 o'clock yesterday morning, en route from Chanute Field, Rantoul, lll., to Wilbur Wright Field. where it landed a few minutes) YY YY YY : 4 f Yy ty A ty i, . , / / : Lif, Nh ff fy / | “yj YY 7, ; 1, VA Uy VA 4. later. Lieugs. Harold R. Harris of MeCook Fi@i@ and Harry Mills of Wilbur Wréght Field were at the contrels during the trip. Preparations for a long trip to Eastern cities began as soon as the monster triplane landed. Mechan- ics will give the ple @ thorough overhauling before it n takes off _on its next overland trip, Oct. 14 «f 7 BOMBER TO MAKE LONG TRIP Eick * = ot * , ‘ , ; 1 ae , ber BE ei di pr ttowhhe, Ei nw. . . j . é , ‘rs ore™ — ; —— PS. = o- Coffee—in the whole bean, steel oe 5 cut or pulverized—always comes to you | absolutely fresh. 4 : F All the air is pumped out of the can before the freshly roasted coffee goes in, stil] warm. Then the can is sealed tight. Air can't get at—anhd spoil—the delicate oil which gives coffee ite flavor and aroma. J For a really good cup of coffee, use Ble§ Y/a | ' ' : , : Vacuum Packed Yf? Uy 4, Yyf Oe or Se ae ge es aac: Fe Mee siRablntdie?

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a FRIDAY. | ) 3 OCTOBER 12. 192% | , ; _ . age. 3 ee een ag er eT LLL : Daily POST- als that of the i . ‘Bodies of Acronasis to Be Retar ~ ¢8T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the ’ DISPATCH alone Approximately Equ ' at ; be arent Prem = arrived here under order LAWYERS INTERESTED . ey | . ee IN DYER’S SUGGESTION | Ht re | Plan of Hearings by One U. Commissioner Favored—Up to Judge Faris. 2 rev? ie ese *2?% Lawyers practicing in the Federal! “Gymnasium Oxfords” “CC Court are deeply interested in the a WITH RUBBER SOLES WITH RUBBER SOLES White canvas with brown trim- |} New Wool Blankets Double Bed Blankets lavid P. Dyer, made from the Choice of white or black can- ( ming tn lace-to-toe or regular cut | bench ‘of the United States District | = patterns. e over 5 pounds. ‘ 4 ‘ Court yesterday, that a single com- : : —_ $ = lg oon "t=O. ‘ $545 ; 4 4 AUNT JEmMIno ; ‘ " ~ ** der Cc . = j 4 ? un On Approved -F b »d over to the Fe eral ‘ ourt in ali- aTrou d () . petty and insignificant cases a / sports and gym. Little Boys’ | = which the commissioner ought in- . «| ‘ | ABs . x oO $s , Paco ) 0. stead to dismiss. and that these = rac *3 50 nt 2.00 J fe Afew ki oc thaw & => cases” clog the court's docket. . : —acS —s 8 ~ splen@id Uprighé } Change Up to Faris. Boys’ $ ‘ Borys” $ >), : , Phonecraphs thet | " ° e | %t would be within the power of | aka 3.00 ae. | 2.5 Officers’ Russet Shoes Russet Munson Shoe were $115 new..... | | Judge Faris, lawyers say, to make Pe ASEM Sat ee A Beautiful calfskin a the change suggested by Judge é yotier naete. uty ‘a 2lat solid leather. Theec(..27e™ ae Dyer. He could cancel existing Boys’ School Shoes” =v +e "$27 eoks. ="$4, 95 Special . eommissions, and could name &@ —« $4.8 § wae a = 90 nd comfort Are rete _ ~eyeyt ue 2 : 2 commissioner, or he could Choice of French, English or Round Toes es & yates. It does make a2 @ turday sale. Im fact everything. imcinding Tae ong - ae di p aa os Judge D) = criticism — A complete line of newest pat- rer © Shirts ; +0 ave deen reci ed a B te. terns -and -lasts-of Men's Oxfords od Judge Faris recently decided that * son. sila ie er ge es » tne 9 A wery geod weight fer . ‘ : nut ? mn, mahogany) ae —— y these chilly days. These i Berry had exceeded his authorit: ~ re aka F alf or patent leather. Choice of is. : are brand-new. ey - +h > TwhKe ) mS, ia! rks yestercay, ine Post-l is- | * Tat ch indicated that the name of : . ; fe g e Ss t 0 a t , Ernest Oskley. eahanggy Prosecutin A , ° . ° BEAUTIFUL GHOKERS #4) @s- r ms Ay | stock in St. Louis. , court as an aiebe of Miss Lena ‘ — Vou cheice of red. blue. brewn and black — _ ofen Ain we ! Close t 0 3000 Fox Chekers. Wonderfvily fluffy. Just Frank in defending ~~ ~ases8 -_ i . . cow er @ name e+ — ite: 1 me ele le et Pak Peo WS Pe parade hee ne hey = } ~ ._ = c . ly > ~"s 408 Was @h error, aS VaxXiey § BAMe was not mentioned by Judge Dyer or - ! ' ¥ : Coats to choose > Miss Frank. Phe Judge said he had MM ‘ Coats and low HANDSOME FUR heard that Miss Frank and a pro- ' ; from. 4 P the fessional! associate were retained bv S 0 Wi , a . Coats & Wraps Bag = crssiatis 0: cootiegsers Mise \ ee Our Windows ; ' ? P ] . + bk > ** ad Seasen's oewest styles and mest pepelar Prank, in replying ~— that ae Furs. Weoderful peits tashiened inte «x- —not naming the other p a ee a Slee SOO SESS Larceny Indictment Voted. fur and ’ P find a Cape fer every purpose. An tm@icement char rand g’ | 7 A Dollar or Twe a Week Will Bo! larceny was voted by the grand. jury : $85 atte” _ 26 F ur Coats yesterday against Elmer Sorth. re- rags ng in Lakewood, St. Louis Coun- . ) $75 COATS — Worth 5 DRESSES AND COAT ovary at Sort’ beme of $000 $60 COATS Wit Be hehehe aovery at Sorth’'s home of $909 , worth of kid gloves, which were. -s 1 et! DRESSES identified by officers of Rothschild | . $50 COATS $35 and 45 Bros. Hat Co., 1100 Washéncton ave- | $25 COATS a nue, a8 property of the firm which | . 3 disappeared from the store between | | July and September. sh tg MATERIALS See FP Sgt » Ormandale Normand y A DOLLAR OR TWO A WEEK Witt oor \ ff, ee Bolivia ¥i\ ue ae Astrdkhan UNIFORMS $39-50 a= eS Suede Velour Made te measure. & Gee ee tee © = oe Brytonia MEN! SUTS and overcoaTs MM |" @=*))||(°"]/ "Aa? 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It will inter. + Sette +d beer ee>. 2 ‘ “id p9 ee af ” — Rem “ has dle « : wi —_ Se ee ae . . . “ A — = # , a) as Fy ote oe Cena 4 res i at , fy, Shp « “ f Z hie 7 nd * ae Rd aE aes ys + ee Raat 2M TRA 4 Nae Be aT ig oye ye iy FF Pi MGR Dov , bid + BG : FL Rh ore my x mt halle : Ca we Sign tL v4 baie i Of ye ah Be > er OP em 5 oy arya i Pat ies rm Was, Tyagh, RH a OH , ao 1 ly fs te ee ee a Py - YF she i dl vue " o ne eae a est you. Don't buy a tire or tube OPEN SATURDAY TILL Ss P. M. before compering our quality and wholesale price on standard makes [ of proven quailty. You will eave at SMITH- DA Aj | E s : least 2am Camplete stock of wees, TIMs and parte for all mak 507 NORTH BROADWAY ears; oversize to stop squeaky Broadway and St. Charles. Covcsite Nagents. Over sao oe wheeis EAST ST. LOUIS STORE—324 COLLINSVIGRE AV. GLENN TIRE @ BATTERY | Grand and Pine Sts. ” Lindell 2363-228 . ~ + OF oe ee Prep ets,

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CE eet ed ee eee eee : ie es , + + peed.) en ST-DISPATCH "38 ° FRIDAY, : . OCTOBER 12.’ 1928: 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 Se * ——_—_— a7 nme — -— ~~ — — _ easter a FRIDAY, ooo = - OCTOBER 12, 1928, “ yolies of Acronauis to Be Retarned. John Shoptaw, the American ae | poe ee a lace PA Ueliedl 8 rae 40,000. * , ——— yociated ] os nauts, who w “es Ci , 11: , army of- made Mr. d } ‘, ’ 5 ) . ? 4 PP OAVRE Oct. 12.—The Tv. S. 5S. thea s aed “ wi sue mine Gordons SUES FOR $50,000 FOR LOSS heat, sf As gente gd oe att her aa Piso Sl ae Canella get up |overiooked an additional $20. He night on its march from target range |The Third Battalion, which was on . 7 Neca ee ee anal. Svar ke ee mei! « | . Tne SO inte: a; id Ot take any Jewelry. at St. Charles to Jefferson Barracks. duty at Lambert-St, Louls Field dur- peio arri\ eq) a4 “ urdaer rders o The Sapelo will also take back the OF BOBBED HAIR IN MACHINERY vat o'clock and demanded monev closet. me hich he loelss A. Shtrtiy A. = . ; : ? ‘ : wo ¢t ne { : ay ; , : : ——_—— Canella out y Battalion Reaches Barracks. It arrived at the Barracks today jing the international alr races, Wen _ > A Genuine F ‘eranspor' to aT © £20o YOdiCs O bodies of 14 Ameérican soldicrs killed from the captain and his wife. He afterward he took Mra. a ants tobert) 6 6fOlmates and ey are j } . 7 . kept } he while @e ran-,and ade }h 1 eiwt ry aa ; 4 sday. , 5 eytena! i im Fria nders in the VAr. VV oman Worker at Chapman Paper Key them in r | rm h ran 68 ot made her cLSSISL him bn sea roh- I he First Battalion of the Sixth ,ebout iff a. im. Phe Battation has f to tne range Tist W @adne +. It 7 a . 7 7 ‘ “4 ‘« ; | - > - ’ : = . ——— Co. Asserts She Was Permanently Infantry camped in Forest Park last|been on the range since Sept. 17.'sti remain two weeks. sacked another room He later ing for money. He found @tS Yat Disfigured by Accident. Caneaneennieends 2a ; - 3 ictrola jf site a b A ver O mi ion ' Miss Clara Peimann, 23 years old, 5379 Jennings avenue, yesterday | ee ie eh 2 a Ne Nes i . DS Console Mode] : ; : . a etm ate ee eer . 4 Aunt jemi ‘filed suit for $50,000 damages, a!- ioe ig Reg oye ae e. s Ps ; _ es "3 - OC Sg ‘ ima nca % leging that on Oct: 2. while em-! : Ployed at the plant of the T. P. | -. s ; served last e r ' | Chapman Paper Co., 300 North Sec- | €: on ake e b6 ‘ 7 7 ' . ond street, she was scalped asa re-'| a : psi" fe 3% , o%- a “26 urry 0 ; ing Ss * ~_ Sa PES RE RET sult-of her bobbed hair being caught | 2 in machinery. That old-time Southern flavor! , ie tasevne: John F. Clancy, said | that hair was torn from her head | You can get it only with Es a i area of about three by | The petition states the accident | was due to negligence of the com-| Av NT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR pany, which is named as defendant, | in falling to furnish proper safe- guards about the machinery. | , Miss Peimann was at work near 4 | 3 . ’ - | gluin machine a hac ed | ‘ | Aunt Jemima’s ¥ — gluing iach nd had stooped | S al Saturda 1 J . over to count box#@s when her hair | pec y: 4 famous recipe Pee Ny § became entangled in the cylinders | . a ' ‘ of the machine. It is alleged that —— ' ‘ ) Po , DOWN . | rcady-mixed , she is permanentiy disfigured. Si:e / . had been employed by the conipany | And a Small - ” a, since February. -—— —- — — — _ Amount Weekly : Burglar Makes Woman Aid Him. | \ robber’ entered the home of | On Approved Credit . | 5 ; /B | (O=—IGRADWOHL’S SENSATIONAL DIAMOND EVENTI==1e. 2am |e A i Veg He | Sa 47 ALE!BU_4 © __YES, FOLKS, $5.00 DOWN _ Se 2 oes BUYS YOUR ENTIRE FALL OUTFIT where you buy your Victrolg. 7 OF “KING’S SENSATIONAL OFFER” is taking St. Louis by storm! Imagine get- | ; = sel] and endorse only the ting your entire Fall outfit, including Overcoat and Sult, Coat and Dress for XQ tive between 10th & 11th f- \ Victor Victrola! ra \ $5.00 down. Pay balance to suit your convenience. Don't -let anything keep [ ; Choice of These 3 Valuable FREE GIFTS yOu away. Come tomorrow! LT = —— 7, Rogers hiya, BUY NOW—ON CREDIT § Silverplate , if you have never had a charge account here you don’t realize the convenience ST Charge c um of paying for your clothes as you wear them on King’s easy terms. $5.00 down } +; Wee? .: 2 ser, 11 Sees, - o . . pombe = ty ek Lg ST oe With $60 Diamond 4 a\t G ice for ~— Credit This Free Silverware wf and the balance $1.00 or so a week for your entire Fall outfit. Can anything } be easier? | down and take them home with vou. / : Balance pay to sux yourself y Wonderful Coats One of the models is pictured here Hundreds more are to be found in our stock—-every one an exclusive creation — one that you can't find duplicated Tr any store in % Louls. Come, tomor row — select yours -pay only $5 down: Other Coats, $25 to $295 Chic Dresses You'll love these, veer 50 ladies! Every one 4 beauti- s ful new style—every one ob- | Aare ] tainable for only $5 down. Others $15.Up AGAIN TOMORROW! $5 DOWN BUYS A $75 SUIT & O’COAT FOR $49.50 build up your reserve of nerve tone your system and put pep @ step. Get a Sie box of ths worker at your druggist. The =. ine bears the trade mark M. uM 3 consists of 26 pieces Easy = ; ’ ——§ knives, 6 forks, | Man Tablet Co. Tis West Madison ‘ _> r° STD Se Teh es ey Yhrifty St. Louls- rhink of getting ans will recog- Py $27.50 brand- mize this as posi- r tively the most new Winter liberal offer ever Overcoat and a made. Hundreds 7.50 two-pants of Suits and Over- Soait—both for coats te choose e z a from in a variety $49.50. Only $6 , PAY $1.00 DOWN and Then a Little Weekly EN’S SOLID GOLD WATCH Ss an extra inducespent we offer a magnificent solid guld, 17-jewel tigin or Hlinois Watch on unheard-of terms and price. These Watches are guarapteed to have solid gold cases, not gold filled and all have 17- jewel movement: raised gold figures, gvld hands: adjusted to temperature; springs twm- pered; compensating balance.. Patent regulator and recoil click. These Watches are sold everywhere for $55. Our price during this sale omly S44. These wonderful and beautitu! Watches mast be seen to be appreciated $1.00 PER WEEK. ‘4 luke advantage f/ of this sale. Buy your (hristrmma- gifts mow Write for /, 7 rr Our Free Ae Miic€ od/ c ¢°: Catalog 621 LOCUST ST. o0 hor 0 m0r5 | ) ee m , Mae os s os ef styles and down! HURRY! SB ss DOWN ISALL | 22. EE, ma | agi A FOR § sst.erere = R | ine MEN! $5 DOWN FOR @e @ OVERCOAT | a CLASSY FALL SUIT f ; ! rev! Snap! Jast the kind of Suit you have always wanted. Youth! Vigor Ene By P Well made, finely tailored. snappy models. BE . Cae ss a ete es * q ai aa : ‘ i ¥ eet ey ve - ° ‘ : oo ia Cad Sas ah = - :'y noe 4 roy - ’ : * ere > ye, + a tee wee | ‘ ~ i Pes ee pte eee) P Se te? bis ae ee, ra ee pas Pea i See ea See , _ - 3 i nal very ——s . " . : ‘ F ¥ A Q at : - " er . é , : : - ¥ i eee it fe le a a. x ; 9 — , ~ = ’ . ~ ° 4 - " 2 x . * - ‘ HE You see it displayed in riches A line of Higher class Suitse—not the ordinary kind these new Winter Overcoats. There You can have apy one tomorrow for are big Chesterfields, Ulsters, Raglan only 85.00 down Models, Plaid Backs, Belted Models. Your choice of the house for only $5 Z le 1 | 0 | o | Ul | a I 0 I! | SM Uy, ; 4 Ys * SS S ~ ‘ > . —, ~~ . ~~ ~~ . 8:30 P. M. ~~ ~ SS WS SSS

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, . eee ene a — a ONT Oe pp NER I I OEIC ILC EE SORE -~ . 5 wet i ge ng eee ee —> ss — - 30 | 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 (OL LUU a pia a Bie eg oi Nii AES GI oi = A nn — — = — | e | William C. BR. Jones Dies. horn in Washington, D. C.. in 1864, tor Benton. He retired wprbeys rk Is > . | William Carey Fenton Jones, the youngest son of Mrs. Eliza Ben- the Berkeley Law School 2 ' ay pecia Post-Dispatch Radio | emertitus professbr of law at the ton Jones, eldest daughter of Sema-/ on account of 1! health. oe | Lniversity of (a lifornia, and wa Store Open Until 6:30 on Saturday Broadcasting Station | gran@son of Thomas Renton, died — | a Lised bv ' ' ‘ o h S 1) i recentiy in Pekin. China. Hie was | Radio Experts geese, Nigga te 295 | | ! Because They're and + pp. ™ Market nd news bulletins re interest | ; d d ane Stites Wee Prices suppiiea | — Federal Standar ~ ‘ ¢ . SD pul! an oF oe URS eR Racy URE ee Capertee en et ree by Marxet Newe > Dept of Agricuiture cipal t xchang@ Friday—8:00 P. M. ” Knowing the vital umpertance of the head set in their work, profes- | LJ , ejonal radio men demand the best. jailaghes. | | i : This undoubtedly accourts for the Kessel. | , tremendous call for Federal Stand- : ie ard Head Sets among these experts. A good Radio Set is fre- quently made poor by a cheaper head set. era tr ee ngage ee i —— . > © ' : aa « er s ap ph VaR Samuel Woniey, \#' isis, Charlies @- ist "a The simplest way to end acorn -rawar Biftine . is Blue-jay. Stops the pain in- stantiy. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in clear _ . Liquid and in thin plasters. The CHARM | | action is the same : At your druggist ot © Range oar te. of guaranteed parts of one Blue} re UR i cates cies wee eee Insist on. Kopuine — SAY “BAYER” ea List price Finished in bdilack, 2200 OHMS enameé! A Range Mt A vw onde nga eat a -% . n ; . nen ow Price ‘ soba se bens $21.50 $47.00 to $60.00 | It's Nignttime tn Tals. ff $250,000 Stock HIGH-GRADE MATTRESSES isi. es | | Sa — ; mebod’ ce T K 3 Cus Watches. Jewrirr. Leather troeds, = Terms: $1.00 a Week REMY Seis wot Ther Cone | Rez, Se a See a Se aoe : Headache _—Nezuritis Lumbago PRM SRE be ah , Poe ee tee ae eT a ee Cee Sor) eee PA es OD Pema TOM . 2 130 Federal Standard Radio parts offer the radio enthusiast a complete line aa 7 Combination a oe s ‘ raaae " ee ee ee en een ee _— a ied Anest Hor, seu ~ ,‘¢7 irom Unless eyou see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 23 years for articte. Hichest bidder wins«. Ar- a AT AUCTION Pain Toothache Neuralgia Rheumatism i ¥) pelMicttit hth tee 4 ae t + a et 4 - : a te) i Poa # —'s) aia 5 F eB Hyves yen =e “Deity Mag ath RRR! # em Sp BAe gn Dees bgt!” sR : bt eS es o's, ie ah Bk ee ik Moan Dea ha Me RS ORR el 2 a : 2 ee ers oe 2 & oe ve amd, ee Las d iia petal al a A? wnt a) eke Magra tags! a ae er , 4 Sale from 10 4. MW. to SP. M., e Accept only ‘“‘Baver”’ package - REMON JEWELRY CO. ilains proper S. W. Garner Gth and Waskingten ; which contains proper directions. Handy “Barer” bores of 12 tabiets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Drucrists. airs soe cence nak 6: Bares Manwuctare o¢ Mocoucwticncidenter of Salicyiioaei $12.50 SUPERBA 50-LB. COTTON oS pele’ COMBINATION MATTRESS—Now jer 4 by, ty, -— a Here's a splendi tufte Att ‘ rol ®u@ge i nag ce fo mn ran : Weight. enclosed in arable ticking thai i be Priced regula! or rie Ty G rhalk ] You get it tomorrow only-at 96.5. +] Mi : sch; | $15.50 MAJESTIC ALL-COTTON ao le a MATTRESS — Now..... eS si} age Xs. | ae | ee eee es tf adres ‘ Nii wits Pe 7 i oar.’ a ng iat teat “ v. me hile od ct (Act ee ee ale ee PrN Sp 2 eS " ds ay rr - mer | setonaarabcteatten: sepia stcce:e ¥ Lat side SOD Sagi oem STR ob ted PACE ae » “a ade Si B: is - ° > - on . : : ; } i Fo » ? ota’ ‘ ve a 4 . - ' , .> ee m P * ey : ° > > ‘ $ ° > >% _ . : ~ ” - ; . . e+ : . ao 444 - : : . ‘ q ‘ é 44 = “= —_— ., ‘\* . : . ee . s " : a . 4 > * iY ; . e . % = e > : e _ + ~~" - rm! j ‘ ‘ ” oe er or): ae | or peter ' > :, , on ’ SS no See . Here is one most comfortable Mattress: ; : ? med . in ,OD time, offered tomor : . ye a a = ; —— ‘a r ee ee oe ie a i ee ew he ae bad 2 . « - > rik ve. £y is so simple that every woman can now have sm clothes and many more of them with her usual expenditl ard instruments! spe- | Each step has been made as easy as A- B-C. pee — May ay ee “Oy Yi n’t afford to Pass up this Wonderful aale | he fact that Mattress prices Will adranc: : ) ' in weight. made of pure layer tufted cotton in a verr durale art ticking. Regular price $31.80. Us sale temerro®r on) 2° 819.95 Saturday—S8:00 P. M. > »aetr > é — es A eae: eleaentln emma ame . t . 7 4 * pen : a A~—Laying Out. The name of each piece is pla HEADS DISTRICT KIWANIS CLUBS ee eee weal. printed upon it, arrows show unmistakably Aow itis% L. ©. Ripley of Wichita Named Gov- placed on the fabric, and printed pictures indicate thes wicca egueetndmas va tion of the pieces to each other. : Oil Perfection Heater ORE ere a ae a ee ce eee Mi watt: Aa ‘“ =o B—Cutting. The outside margin on a McCall F int Pattern is disregarded in pinning it to the fabric. # .* op Rig ht algae : 2 : when you begin to cut you will realize how very ef . etic. x oe : 1S ae ; is to follow the heavy blue cutting line. It ts Ge Armstrongs Linoleum ene atte as STANDARD ant-Gorernor, T. J. Walker, Colu: => unusual McCall margin that insures your dress against &@ © bee Ree im Ge thaw PE CTION Of] Heate: i | a “i an . 7s rater : baie , Sioreape - | , , | “home-made” look by preserving, with absolute accur cy Genuine Cork Linoleum 2d 42 be wie y, and L. E. Conger. | “ Ei w. Y: Pare Be ee cae ee Se. - - So > 3 + tee ” + . — > Sas 4 Ba be : » Sa = zs C ey *y €. 53 we "2 ae é E ae a = % ; = * ia fo » sar i a ai ak he a aad eee OST i - _ oa Mss e © a 5 > : ¥ . 2 e.: - z 4 Te aia ba it Saad te lar « on the Use Johnson’s San where you do not car old finish. Apply it sults on furniture, ; fio A Stain and COURT © CENSURES JURORS Match Judge Grimm Displeased by Verdict of Ac@uittal in Auto Case. Wing the acquitta "esterd -- eo “ ‘ ed " - .ia a McCall's Magazme 10c a copy or $1.00 a year numbers and your pieces are ag without theslightest chance fe The McCall Printed Pattern—s0@ sO sure, is the biggest news for waa since the invention of the sewing mm chine. Itmeans more clothes andsamll -— ae clothes for women the world over ’ . ’ - bs oe Make up your mind to have for ya" very own the pretty, becoming sty which well-dressed women are cha ing for this season—you can make! he easily with McCall Printed Pa term j ea .* J» ) Cie ry’ 4 a r) | i. * e? ee OG ¢ ie f i i hs new Prireted styles—all m McCall's i | - : . . > >» ° " >. | ; , os ie : / a , os — . > se te 6 s- > > ~+a°*s de — 2 5 , e2 ts. i ; ki aes Tet nee ae ae nt Ree Se +. frp d 6 ye tae Sepa 6 BER Mis b> ou tiny aS * bee A: Ady at 0 sini. 6 ter id eer weer ese) oi . eo Ltd i > a : A 5) : Mss 4 4 : : f ‘ : " a : : ; ar igh ara Tee A a ie oe oe ine, k : or $ ; ie ‘ a ; ax ‘ ee Pa eT TEE = ne oe DY q ee ae Se RR ee weg 3e : yee a eae a Bibi hie VES Paar Tigi, HEE oN vd » itor ae ’ * e ot 4 So erty « Sire eel y: a, ‘i phos D> nape Ns . pai EP : - Maer : Rieke e.g ag As desea ails Hehe pln nha less > ; wats Ps ; ee. aoe fas rei Tits | aaa kai os tel ie xo RG ea i cog - a . ———T e fae “ ~~ SVR 1 ry “A ok he * ; ee ve: nee 7 7 7 — tut Maat — : a , = " aS tee a ey 4) i a sole’ 6, ai Se ay ria SF saa pt aah, Se iy ; % be es Las GW POP OOM AE Pelpcge eta. Shae ona Aan 6 3 & att ve BR tee eek) Scene Lets SIG dae et AMG doy pena. a enivtiae outed - ? - matics sir eX * ? if ~ - ’ hai P - - > oars ey . atin ae s Ss ‘ 01 a RS RR NTE AO, PB, Me I ORR conc a Wl a Mle rae Nm SN NOR ob em Gest ip mem ct Met et Seas ee ee ee = ene se GAME . alied aalisecnaaell ay eiotihe aes v7 a 7 «1 AGE: Ss ay 4 Fy = 7 + t V? Pe ‘ s “5. ° ; : i " 7 ‘p - ws 3 ) ee ‘ ea ys 371 e £ xu * hoe ‘ — . A we” as ¥ esa ~~ . > i f + ir fae * wt 5 ye. : > 2 el - - a “4 ou " : “ple S Mt PND a . a pay age ~ ‘ Pee aw oooh 4 : yay a ‘ a by tect onty * as ve an a ie pa oh : ot eee we geste attona Sw pe adres. He inj aahasienice . t 7 —. . : ina a . ’ nt 5 i b - >getie> f Se re il r “CAL PRINTED _PATTERNS Easy Credit Terms ADVERTISEMENT | pe es So" Girl Couldn't Stand ~ Glethes te Touch Her : ; - cet . — | vega a an a ~ ¥ Ve ae, NAW o. pS apn nh ade 8, may et .

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ERIDAT. _ OCTOBER 18, 1928. a ee (perts The yre andard importance of work. profes- mand the best. ‘counts for the Federal Stand- these experts.’ Set is fre- poor bs a eet. Standard the radio iplete line of one t. ited Pattern an now have smarter her usual expenditure, 3A-B-C. Of each piece is plainly istakably how’ it is to be ctures indicate the relae gin on a McCall Printed gB it to the fabric, but realize how very easy utting line. It is this 8 your dress against the ith absolute accuracy, ster pattern. ing Notches. In the d Pattern every notch is nly with the same num- h it matches. Match the your pieces are joined— ghtestchance for mistake. rinted Pattern—so easy, biggest news for women tion of the sewing ma- more clothes and smarter mien the world over. mind to have for your pretty, becoming styles ess¢d women are choos- son—youcan make them cCall Printed Patterna HING {NOZCHES is numbered plainly tches ¢ C . 7 - 4 5 + ... a. . =) ; P ty .. 7 nf . a aa = OCTOBER 12," 1928. 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’ = 8k /iiti—dCEe;» =. — oneeaerereeeraeeere Lee LL Ae eee Peg ese Ge wee nar eee eee ee ‘vee ~*@eaeeve sae ere ee vee i hn ee ee eee eee dhU6dl eee ee eee Seer rreese ee) =—R ERE eee ‘teeer PPT ere eee ete eee eee eee a Le ee "$1.50 FREE We will allow $1.50 @iscount if you show 7] this “ad.” e Buy Your Clot come tomorrow! ee eet pe ia eee e+. “See eee omens nn ne hes 4, ~=- On the Easiest Terms Don't pay cash for your clothes, men! . Come to the Good-Will and obtain a (my | oCclegates from 45 cities in the Ohio $27.50 11 $46.50 |Congreesman Newton and J. “ Smith to Attend. By the Associated Press. FRANKFORT, Ky., Oct. 13.—' | Continuation of the campaign for | the improvement and establishment of river to rai] terminals in every | city of importance along the Ohio. River and its tributaries, will be one | of the principal activities occupying the attention of delegates attending | the twenty-ninth annual convention -of the Oh!o Valley Improvement As- igsociation, in Cincinnati, Oct. 17 and .; 18. George Calhoun, delegate from ?this city, said today. ' Calhoun will represent the Ken- ,tucky River terminals at the meet- ing. Patrick Calhoun Jr., Louls- iville, brother of George Calhoun, wi!! ‘Tepresent the Inland Waterways ‘Corporation and Ohio River termi- ‘nals. Congreeemen and Senators from various States of the Middle | | West, and officers of the United | | States Engineer Corps, as well as il | a ; stylish new Suit or Overcoat on the most ) Valley, are expected to attend the liberal credit terms you could possibly | desire. Just pay a smajl sum down and Si a week i« plenty. on’t put it off— : sonvention. | Among those who have signified | |their intention of taking part in the | program are Congressman ‘ Newton |of St. Louls; James E. Smith of St. SPECIAL DRESS SALE $26.50 DRESSES, $15 $1.00 a Week |Louis, president of the Mississippi | Valley Association, and Col..Robert ‘Isham Randolph, who its to present a series of stereopticon views illus- ee i | | | ~ Sport and Winter Coats | Women and Misses $2.00 a Week Pays the Bill $19.50 t) $89.50 angen the progress of navigation on the Dlinois Drainage Canal. i ‘ jured Trying to Save Her. CREDIT CLOTHING CO BO4 NMONTH BAOCADWAY OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK OOD-WI PLAYING WITH MATCHES FATAL. | Child Dies From Burns—Mother In- Jean Petralia, 4 years old, daugh- ter of Mrs. Lucy Petralia, 1611 North |\Leffingwell avenue, died last night iat City Hospital from burns suffered ‘in the afternoon when her dress caught fire from a match she struck | while playing in the basement of |her home. | Her mother was upstairs and on hearing the child’s screams ran into ‘the basement and tore off the burn- - —— —- —_- FREE—50c WORTH OF emo ; | a || | re enden mand 2 ae fa \ A th | JOHNSON? 5 VARNISH STAIN ————_— ———e - hat —-- O55 a ide SANI-SPAR Use Johnson’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain for refinishing in color where you do not care to go to the trouble or expense of removing the old finish. Apply it right over the old varnish—it gives wonderful re- sults on furniture, floors, woodwork and all interior and exterior surfaces. A Stain and Varnish One coat of Johnson’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain gives' you your color and a beantiful, glossy, durable finish. It dries dust-free in 2 hours and hard over night. Saves time, money, labor and material. Made in Natural and in four shades—Light Oak, Dark or Golden Oak, Walnut and Mahogany. Sold and Recommended by Does Not Turn White Use Johnson’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain for renewing all interior work— furniture, woodwork and floors. It isn’t affected by ammonia, alcohol, steam, hot se toilet water, etc. Use it for exterior work—window sills, porch furniture, outside doora, screens, boats, ete. It will not turn white. &T. LOUIS Sendagc Painting & CENTRAL , NORTH 20th & Rossell Av. Oentral Hdwe. Co.. 811 N. 6th SB. Levie L. Becherer. 8312 N. Bread- Urban Hadwe. Co.. 43145 8. Grand Bi. N. & P. Much Hdwe.. 2045 Olive. wav. L. 3. Weber Hdwe. Go.. 4515 Mor- Specialty Hdwe. Co.. 706 N. 7th St. Eephorst Bros. Hdwe.. 2817 Mar- ganford Rd. NEARBY CITIES ous Av. Wohlwend Brus. Hdwe.. 3766 &. NEARB E Gehrke & Bartolet Hdwe.. 4043 Broadwev. Chess. Wilson Hdwe.. 7369 Man- Lexineton Ay. Quality Hdwe. Co.. 4650 Viretnia. Maple HA naoweed. Mo. Hankammer. Warne & Florissant. J. F. Petrv Hdwe: & Cttiueware.: * _— ‘Maples a P nae Greenweed Niehaus Hdwe, Co.. 4150 N. New- 1824 §. Broadway. . nee - iy ey > G. H. Grimme tidwe.. 3001 Arsenal. en yo ae ae Soe - A, Schwalbe Hdwe.. 2600 Hebert. Hellings Variety Store, 3325 Chero- apl.. ood. . Schnite Hdwe. & Paint Co., 2835 kee ist. H. K. Johneton Hdwe., 142-56 W. Ti! ian. aOT “S Hreadwar. 8. Broadwar. FREE OFFER Take the coupon at right to any otf the stores listed above. They will accept ft 43 a credit of 50c on the purchase of a pint, quart, Ralf-gallon or gallon of Johnson’s Sani-Spar Var. nish (any shade). This wil! tnable you to try Johnson's Sani-Spar Varnish Stain at 4 great saving over the reg ules price. Wherok ‘.. 23 a American Hdwe. Repair Bide. Re- Av. East St. Louis. Lil. cee” Be eee air & Supply Co. 878 Hodia- Louis L. Ott. Jefferson City. Me. Clarten At« ment Ar. — — ee Paper & Paint. M. & . € 23 ; - Faston Belt Hdwe. Co.. & Kas- elDina. BIO. u. RB. Welcheemeee “‘mawe. 3216 "oan Ar. Kabhie Hdwe.. Granite City. Til Meramec Mt. ©. R. Elener & Co. Hdwe.. 2604 N. —- we 8 Paint & Wall Paver. «. Roemer Hdwe.. 5100 Chip- Kine’s Hixhwav BI. tdward . ewe St. ' The Hyneon Co.. Painis, 4756 Eas- Wood River Lbr. & Supniy Os. ath Side Wall Paver & Paint (o.. ton Av. ! . S250 California ae The Rachet Co.. 5978 Easton AY — — Co.. Webster Stock 3 a me... 6B45 roves, py mag B eo af. TE M Redman Advwe.. 7117 Misscur? Fon _ine Painting & Pecoratinge Co.. H. E. Willard Heéwe.. 3848 Olive. Av., East St. Louis. Ill. €5341 Manchester Ar. EKerborst Bros. Hdwe.. 6173 Pace. 3. F. Goodrich. Venice. TD If your own dealer is not included in the above list, he can easily secure Johnson’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain for you from our St. Louis warehouse. S C. JOHNSON & SON, 19 8. Third 8t Telephones: Kinloch. Central 1897: Bell. Olive 9416 t bd THIS COUPON IS WORTH 50c, , ©: SESS ES Eee Reeaeeeeeeeeees X. Union ii! Lemur Ferry Hdwe.. 8504 Ala- 24 ef.. Alten. IT}. hesre Heck Daniel Hdwe, Co.. 15th and At. aaa Belleville in ee Cus 7 L ' rT Wilson Hawe.. Beacon & “Zisg’s Broadway. Frank Hamann Hawes. 28 Contrai v. - ton. Mo. Tilinola Hdwe Co. 337 gay me , WEST Brewdw “us Hdwe. Ye Co... 1910 Broadway Hdwe. & Paint Co., 1910 Mindes Bros. Hdwe.. 107 — ville Av.. Fast St a ~ ee ‘OHIO _ RIVER CONVENTION == \ing clothing. She was severely | \burned on hands and armas. - Upon presentation at any of | the stores mentioned above, ™ this coupon is good for acredit @ of soc om the purchase of a pint, quart, half-gallon or gal- g | ye of Johnson’s Sani-Spar gy | arnish Stain (any shade). “? a Name 8 a Address . at ai aS. : inna ss Se: a 2 ‘ each . or oe Only one coupon ggecented, Fret. 1 ‘rw This eames a Striking Values for Tomorrow—Saturday ~ MAY. S LT Sees es T ERN & CO.| 4 — eames . 7 i: + t unusually low prices—and on terms to suit! . fit 4 eetssetetetesseaestgeses i aeeesate : ee SESE Eee EE ites Fh Four-Piece Saidirieasieistaniceangeaeeisitiaescctteeeeaeeeeeee SSE In fine American walnut, B25 seriteseges! . msthelegesecsecsenegssegstacstagisassesesessceaesssecccagetetecocsscsecstecedeseesses if sciteseteses ae Bedroom Suite HGRA aS naca cana annie Dresser, bow-end bed, chif- fi:5::: SHE ahs ESSS23225205 2 sgagessess igpsdeSscessicscecicegsiseetitegeseseresszatetesasages forette and semi-vanity gfe seEises . peregereyes rhicasecscsdegssagscscssscdessossesegesedececscesssscececassescseseseateeseeesessses . eretecigetige ; Sees $225.00 x 8 5 ssHRSGEASEESEEESTRSSESEREAELHCSREsaecderisdaacetctusteasiteestsastetticssedeatttiss dresser. Beautiful in de- setadsitt TEE Value. .. —— sSSeRSRSSSESASEASREESEESSESRESESCeSSSeSSES EARLE Meeetacebetecapeetcotttaee are A Real Bargain He ae Se se oe | Sees YB ma el 9 sgasiit8es gain || 8 es Ber, | SRS ss | ihe it | Terms—$2.00 A Month Se : [ale eli tee = | UE: —combines a with coat and —built of solid oak and nicely d finishe throughout. A real $25 value. HIS. is something that is needed in every man’s room chiffonier with five drawers and hat box—and a roomy wardrobe well-arranged trouser hangers | 825 = 33st RH Se Hot-Blast $22.50 ‘ 4 aS hd) 93 :? j r are? ; ‘ - e*« 4. *% : ' ° e344, . fs behets $2.00 a Month ’ . . ate :* ‘ se . Getets > Pe sbetece “te; ets: Jeteceies? MG: } RR a *$e t: oe ast hau . wer Hi-Oven ed ee ee * ¢ @ * kp pe S722 e 6.0.2 = * «+ « @ «#"« } 4 ee. baw Ranges We are agents for the oceice- brated Leonard Hi-Oven Ranges and show a ‘complete line for coal and combi pation ‘| coal and gas. 4:3 Extremely at- “] tractive prices terms to ‘ofc and ett: suit. \) U eeeteae eeeeee coecesererer e+ hoereseee® YY LX TTT AES Aft tag PP APY 6 oseetneemaereeere Pe TD a tee ae “sete ee ee eee eee e eee eee eee eee ee ter eeer eee eer eeere sees eee ester eet eee eran eeres OSS SO SEES ESOT HH SHSHSETESSS cee eee a eee eer rere baer eeeeees eee eee eee eee Sesser ees eeeees ce eee teres eeeet eager rnetes ee” “ = « hs richly blae enameled Hae Pate ven and high warm- ing closet. The best Ran value in Am at eceo@meerae ) SY Se ee tad FS ai irre LTT TET TEES Pie mete owwreraeeer ee eneraee eeeeeeaneeeeerereee eee et eee eect aeeeeeeee sees eeeeeetareeeer eres? eeeeeeetece . 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COCSCOH OSES EPEH + HHAHHar eH eH ® eee Sher eee eewareeere ee PPPS OOO Ad ed ad Peer ee SOE OOE OHHH HHSSHEHHSOFO TES ® es La ee Cee eee Te eee eeeeeeeer re ery TESA AS APP eae eee tee 60686066 0S 6OOEG OSD ee? Oe coeet oF Fo 66 66 6G 0608008684 O288 All for 842! $1.25 a Week. This Blue Enameled Combination Range ERE is a coal Rapge H Range all in one: built of onst-lron, $90.50 and a .gas . This 88-Note Player-Piano — j l Bench, large Masi , Ral Caine $10, worth of Pier Mere 9 Df B00 a real $450.00 value—for only. ....o.am« ««+ HIS Music \Rol!l Cabinet is large size. Holds ninety olls, has glass doo orna- aeanel grill effect oer is Tinie. ed like a piano. Something that is needed in almost every home. $) 3.79 ia es eo Oe MA (uy "tt tare *_* ot

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| i ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © The City Cincaiation of the Daily ' POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined ——— en —— ————— a ee A il LLL } Worker's Leg Amputated. HUMANE. SOCIETY PLANNING POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. — Jam WHO'LL START "ER? ‘Leonard, a sawmill emplore, SHELTER HOUSE FOR ANIMALS pce ‘fered a broken leg that had ¢t FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 1922. —————— ———— ene ADVERTISEMENT. Today Is Anniversary of ON Pace A allt AON is 5 iad ect e ce tadiataal Twa vw Pert x Boca 4 See Shes Pag yh es ‘¥ *3 Fung PRM ee Le ER ay ee a ; RN ON ashe inte ‘ pape . > aa atl % i , “ . Abs Pkt ale i pe a Ne Sei h det erry) ned te =n? ' ee? 2 ar wy ~5 ge 2 Those to be tried are Maj - ~ Goodwan, who has resigned | |“ @issension in the regiment | ~- am .the charges arose; C nold J. Roemmich, First Li 7 F. Schuette and Fu - tenant John H. Gerling. . General charges of insu Le > nn 2 eo TS ee ES ae em PS seg tt - geen set aside to observe one of the stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Taken Care Of. i. ’ “— 7 ance to everrone interested im Desi miss this chance of a Eevtime’ fourl, at a meeting yesterday at Ho- We've Come to Stay * Syeartial to try four officer ffering ie Suites et ae “gar” Charlies. are a“ Lering Sami a ogy REMOH JEWELRY co. r —— ~piete Bete heer Fiurr ~s | i: (horeugn street cam pai gn. nh } ines can "t be operated until 5 a. mH. rext \ i i abe EL) ured, a shelter house is « Bi", t the Adjutant-General’s a= ; : be ; Pieiyibs tte) ot 13 son that the ice supply is TIVELY TIPS and saye money. . . ~ . = Ts: - it . tno ug: riday and Saturday ’ ¢*. * tip . sure and steady is that : St s‘able for horses anc mules. a shelter . " plus stocks of ice. Polar - >. on them. Several of ried on in conjunct ion with a work uninterrupted supply, with tor : St. Georges Episcopal CORD TIRES nurch and a director of the society. Delivered Discovery of America amputated when a large log rolled Malls Will Be Provided for Mules Columbus Day, October 12, has Stupendous Aaction of $250,000 over it. and Horses and Dogs Will Be most important dates in history. livery, 1@ Cl * "stitutions ana yet- ’ a aLN v , *f all the worry of making it "Ip i [ ok! | ° genplan | S 50 Het bee Sih taken off the housekeeper’s 00: 0 ‘ ; The Rer. Robert H. Atcheson, es me 7 Ae, it shoulders. — a & res! : one of the speakers, said the Hu- mane Society was especialiy.meces- . J sary in the P resent Gay. The ma- ! ; Yi , ; #! rT This: th : i} ' ; " tt “et } HH sons. a.s.§ 7.95 ¥ 2ee ve : ’ — :** teria! is or mode : ife grave litt 2 time for more gentie thoughts, he said. and it was the organization's 2! 512.25 14.7 bi2t.5e > es e te P . $62 00 unselfishness [28 Ce rice . 21.80 re4 Ae Sixsé S. & Oldfield Cord Stx4 8. S& Oldfield Cord 3334 8S &. oe » at pPPPrP Sell Management Demenstration. ( —~ . a be Of 4 ; it)! Boece af F. Schowengerdt. soll specialist aie a Ant ‘io with if stil iad be $iek of he State Argricultural Extensien ‘ - Bist | pa OTe iii iateiealsiodh Departmen at Columdia, aiitner a ‘permanent Triitilisiia? PrePree Terms if you desir. MRO Si wait. sete ee Al ee) Ge ee oe er ee te re (PI. a ahca trope +e, pe ‘on a ~ te s> ORR it CBE 8 ph ne Pl BRR ih raat Cant naa Cea ae he bet APRE a Ap ne tt yak abbey epee ager i all or EPROPS SA : mi oi VAY The POST-DISPATCH is the enly St. Louls newspaper giving Associated Press news cnient demonstration abe) | Meourteqd FRER. 7 an aes oy a | TIRE co Bemon: ens 4 Soom -all : ‘ CUST ST. : si - orist ti. St. —} : OUVUnRt - eee ae tract will iven a course fn ‘arts tilization ard other features of a soll-enriching program, extending over a period of rears. Re eet ee es Oe ‘9 le whew . ee Ye on tay he ‘ 4 ‘ i oe eS MO degh srt = pel x nie «Rae: ¥a 6) Mi be a? = ge | : | Greater Selection yesterday after « raid upor®? “A Delightfal Place in Which te Shop” | : RABMML tza caicon at WIM Ho Etherton reads pro nS ree ail Saal 5 we bs Baad 1: > . hh a he eee Wok io. This store knows what is correct and de- sirable and exerts spe- cial efforts.to offer al- ways, at a reasonable price, apparel thai makes an irresistible appeal to the college girl and to the business New Tailored woman. And Saturday ips "i 1H Sas . we present specially PS BTS | : Tan Suits purchased groups of A850 apparel that in every All siges for misses and women up Ss E Val Boyds Extra ue way is price-right as 7 e well as fashion-right. WOoO- | rouselr ul to 46 size. These are models de- vel loped in Poiret twill, in tricotine. Sukenik children wete re im tricofina. Some are finished with i ee or neighbors. self tabs or embroidered crow's-iee: Two Groups Which Represent the Smartest —#lii are | a) ~ BS. - a4 . > 8 by + 5 5 a . f a : _s 7. 2 g * 2g : s ; : 3 on > * ¥ ¥ b nj — ~ % a 3 2 % ce g Nm = s — bs a 3 : . ; A 4 as =" . es ¢ ,) - tar to 5 a 9 “d 2, ( 4 - 7 : he ss e? el 4 > , ; . . % ‘ =>. is ty =k * : * oe e a ae = -e- Se. ‘. 2 ee =. a aS * 2 , > a . rats ¥ A tat ~~ = Pa" = 4 "s £ wi. BA ol mwa} ro id ay BY cae a a is ee 7 os Jj = we > wae Pas We H f Be, * Ss ae ¥*. ; “Re tet Sages ee ee Ss. z. at + 4 ey . is > 4 me i? ka os er aa > 3 a z — . om 4. 2 ¥ + f ~~ eee aa a's: eS ae on : CS il 4 on D2) SS os ey | Otker New Sport Coats and Dressy Coats at Various Prices from $35 to $2a¢ Frocks ff A a | value—tloose London styles—all models—a |b GG Fe : in: variety of quality worsted woolens which will give 44$ y) 5 OO APS ne unusual service and wear—a varied assortment é — al WE of new, rich Fall patterns—hand workmanship— ; two trousers—extra emma crane 5204s Sigal Chappie Coats constant efiort of this smart variety trom which to choose im stripes five dollars worth for shop. Always something slewe checks and piaids. Sizes 4 to «ac 4} $ 72 - gee a CS ae 1) See These Suits in Our Show Windows Silk and Cloth ities Sacra ote | woman in indivi orm- ing modes ~ — _ a aiso Jackets of Astrakhan in buttan- . - Ani se _ to-meck and side-fastening effects. our window display. Dresses Combinations and solid colors New coat Dresses in charmuinette or Poiret twill, new Frocks of satin and o* chiffon velvet—most of them just rece:ved the past few days, and. naturally, in styles that have proved to be the best of the 95 season. There are models becoming to each individual type. Vaices up to $a65 in handmade Other new Dresses priced from Biouses with drawnwork and colored $29.50 upwards to $135 a To ee Se . * } Note the quality cf the flannel used in The unusual tn miliinery at these Frocks, the distinctive style and the the usual price. That is the excellent workmanship. There is splendid FOG Rg FE SE I, OO PIL S 5h CLAS Fee ERO IIN M Patent $9.0 Log Cabin Suede) $ Mandalay Suede} Other Suits $35, $40, $50 to $85 Extra Special! Velour Hats Banded and draped sport styles in Dimity Blouses At} ———————————

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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12° 3099 ‘a ; quia, in UMA Wo MU 44 ’ “nay Hi ff 44 i, : : . f GE) Ht AN ‘ yme to Stay best ice-making can’t be operated engineers without x The only rea- he ice supply is steady is that ines are in re- d motto, “We've Stay,” means an pted supply, with prry of making it the housekeeper's a em ~~ - ore oe. - a (Bis if u ~ ~ — - a . - = —_— i { } Hah * m mR ergy Ra i ee eal toe ater al 5 ee 5 — = wise, ; : " five da oF. a & a ee FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1928. — oo ——- =e The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 OO ee ee ee ee ee, ™ . - 2 ree ae ene —~—— eee - —_— -. oa e m ——oooeEeEeEeEeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEe = - ‘ o ete ieee —— - ee ee ee RR 98TH REGT. COURTMARTIAL | KETCHIKAN, Alask , + POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY Twenty-five ethers me eee —— went aground Monday in Kano In- ae ———— gnpts Did Not Have Sufficient . Notice. ‘Market street, it was announced - gt'the Adjutant-General’s office in lerson City today. S 'ostponement resulted from mili- \Miey regulations providing that de- > 'gndants in.courtsmartial shall have ys’ time after notice has been on them. Several of the de- SYendants were not served until yes- - j 4 ; . | ' bose to be tried are Maj. Burr 8 | * Goodman, who has resigned since the . = ‘ gigsension in the regiment resulting ™ i; the charges arose; Capt. Ar- nold J. Roemmich, First Lieutanarnit Robert F. Schuette and First Lieu- tenpant John H. Gerling. ©) General charges of insubordina- |) fion have been made against them. -— Asis known, a number of officers gi the regiment requested the resig- gation of Col. Charlies 8. Thornton. He declined to resign and relieved | “two Majors of their commands. | Gerling has filed suit for $50,000 | ' against Col. Thornton, basing fhe | Hi [7 suit upon the assertion that he was/| = ejected from the Armory on the | » Colonel's order. COUNTY REPUBLIGAN LEADER ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE Raiders Report Finding Wine, Beer and Whisky on Premises of Philip Steffen. Philip Steffen, vice-chairman of) the Republican Central Committee | ‘for St. Louis County, was arrested yesterday after a raid uporhis home and saloon at Wild Horse and Etherton roade had produced a quantity of home brewed beer, wine | and whisky. This report was made by David Russell, assistant prosecut- | ing attorney, and Deputy Sheriff | Kick, who conducted the raid. Steffen was réleased on bond and | his arraignment before Justice Werremeyer in Clayton set for next Wednesday. MONUMENT TO BEN. WARREN Massachusetts Unveils Memorial to Officer of Revolutionary Army. By the Associated Press PLYMOUTH, Mass., Oct. 12.—A monument to the memory of Major- | General James Warren, Paymaster- | General of the Continental Army and president of the Massachusetts | Provincial Congress, was unveiled : — by members of the Massa- jusetts Society, Sons of the Amer- ican Revolution. It was designed | y George P. Tilton. A letter from President Coolldge | congratulated the committee in| charge, on its work in erecting the | memorial. “It is extremely worth while,” the President’s message said, “To! keep the nation reminded of its debt | to those who bore the great tasks iq of laying the foundations for its | present power and security. Among | these, James Warren ie entitled to a high place.” . Mother and Child Burned to Death By the Aseoctated Press CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 12.—Mrs. Anna Sukenik and her 4-year-old | deughter, Ruth, are dead and James Sukenik, husband and father, is bat- | tling for life as the aftermath of a fire which burned their home at Brunswick, O., yesterday. Five other | Bukenik children were rescued by) neichbors. “Action Necessary Because Defend- [fhe session of the general court- Meartial to try four officers of the masth Infantry, National Guard of M souri, has been postponed from t sorrow until $9 a. m. next Wednes- "aay, at the Armory, Grand boulevard _ Crew of Wrecked Vessel Safe. of the motor ship Kennecott, which let, at the southwest corner of Gra- ham Island, and which broke up yesterday, have arrived here on the United States coast guard cutter —— Unalga. None of the crew was hurt. ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH' - $8 § a a te ewe ne ee aes The vessel's cargo was valued at $500,000. ; | ’ ’ | | ; | ' | ’ i ‘ ——s s —_—— re ee ee. re ee ee ad ° tt@e ‘ee see . . » ~ ‘STIX, BAER& FULLER \ QRAND-LEADER “=z of this Phonograph. walnut, embellished with bl Anne style. An Artistic Console Phonograph °150 HIS is a very desirable instrument—it has heavy double-spring motor, all-wo : » all-wood tone universal tone arm, tone modifier—a]] special chamber, Very decorative, too, fash ack ebony. Popular Queen Complete Lines of | The Strand | Victor, Brunswick and Sonora om Phonographs | (Fourth Floor.) ' features ioned of rich mahogany or ee ee - 'Shat Standard Guaranteed Phonographs *10 dal a * ot 4 ene eh Te SAVE 50 TO 75% tinger’s FIRE SALE PHONOGRAPHS The machines offered in this sale were In no way damaged by the fire of July 19, many are brand new and all are fally guaranteed. JUST WALK OVER TO 1215 PINE ST. ARTOPHO wa: BRUNSWICKS SONORAS VICTROLAS CABINETS FOR YOUR RADIO $15 Portable—Cabinet or Beautiful Console Phonographs Up « Temporary Location 1215 PINE Easy Terms Per Week $4.00 ™* ——:-~ om The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ' rs | ' A $ ' i ' Full-Size 9x12 Feet ws 4 - . of ¥th spite Te ~ ; z | » i “ wg ‘ so Ate 4 , s 3 = | rey 7. te | “| | | ee Mart - ose { Introducing the KATHYRN Made on the short Vamp, Stage last, with high Spanish heel. Patent $9.50 Log Cabin Suede} )« ‘ 4 of J i“ Mandalay Suede) * 10.50 “re ; ( 2 af . nana [7 oie + a o See these beautiful reversible Rugs—not cheap kind adver- tised every day. They are seamless and come in many beautiful patterns—full size $Q.7 5 —gx12 feet—can be used for parlor, li- brary, dining room or bedroom. On sale. St. Louis! DOWN DELIVERS ANY RUG TO YOUR HOME} $1 Down Buys a -RU 7 ——e ~~~ _ these wonderful val- ues, 9x12—extra heavy, perfect- ly matched two-piece Rugs— Guaranteed Rugs. After these are gone there are no more to be had. at the 7 5 price. On spe- $Q. cial sale. , Rugs and Lino- a FRE At a wonderful close-out sale of leums in New York we bought uhe most remark- able selection of your own eyes to convince you, We call special attention to the remarkably low terms, which in addition to the ‘fact that we will give you a Blue Bird Dinner Set with your pur- chase of a Rig or Linoleum, sale decidedly new in the annals of St. Louis, Come early and get your pick of Special Sale of We quote a special price on this heavy Lino. marks this as a | per square yard, 63c Special price, for this sale, the bargains. Whole Rooms Covered on Terms to Suit If you settle your account in 80, 60 or 90 days’ time, we will give you the 10% cash dis- count the same as i¢ you had paid the money in advance. We Are Open Saturday Until 6:30 P. M. _ $1 Down Delivers a Beautiful ; Brussels or Axminster >) Rug to You y, ae tte sabes Ly eh ibn . We offer on special sale 76 of these won- just 100 of these extra-heavy pile, high gone. See them—it will pay you. St. Lou ttend Goldman Bros.] Gigantic Rug and Linoleum Sale!} .. BLUE BIRD DINNER SET With Every Rug or Room of Linoleum ea = ne derful Rugs. After these are soid there 5 ie will be no more to be had at thia remar» §, 75: oreor sy. able price. Come in the most beautiful pat- . o terns and colors; suitabDie for any room. ee Full size,- 9x12 feet. #ee them; it will es pay you. : Bay At this wonderful close-out sale of Rugs {a New York we bougme plush Axminster Rugs: full size, 9x12 . ; feet; most wonderful patterns, sulitabie e . g a for any room. We give you the benefit e ie of this wonderful purchase. No more —=—s | to be had at this price after they are ; . ieee eee Sore Throat or Mouth You should keep the throat and mouth “fan and heaithy. Any disease that SMocne ine canal through which must pus the food we eat, the beverages we “rink and the very air we breathe is a ‘rious matter. W by neglect Sore Throat ne Sore Mouth when TONSILINE €s It so easy for you to get relief? TONSILINE Ldennaehiiie wma for na one parpoee. TONSILINE ; ies ful Gutry—you can ie upon it. Keep a bottle use—where you can get h 4 ' _ Blue Bird Dinner Set Free. Bros. « B95 “sus.” Coles High-Oven ) : =i Combination Range | A Good Three Stoves for ( | the price of one. Coal Range, Gas Range and Heat- Most com- pact Range | ever con- ceived, yet will do the work of the large st com bi na- tion Range built; four holes for gus and four holes for coal; al geo extra large coal- gas oven. See thi Range — it rtiiil pay vou — an exclustl Stove ecld only by Goidman im ‘e Bird — $1 ss. Cole's Ai / Dinner Set Free. High-Oven RANGE No high-oven Range at double the price can equala this wonderful Range Makes cooking a pleas- ure; ives cheer and warmt to the whole household; quick baker and heater. Will pay for itself in th® saving of fuel in a year’s time. Will heat one to three roome You need never stoop while baking. Ab- solutely guaranteed. $ fi > e aii. Don’t Throw Away Your Old Stove We will make you a very geod allowance fer it. Beautify .your kitchen. Why try te cook a good mesl on a2 worn-out Range?t Let us eell you a mew one. $1 Down Buys a St. Louis The most remarkable Heater ever made. Burns coal siftings, cobs, coke or wood—has coal. lignite, ey $2 a Month Buys This Beautiful Phonograph 3D | With Every Phono- graph—12 Latest Selections and a Biue Bird Din- ner Set. This beautiful Phonograph is equal in size to those petges from $209 to 650 igher elsewhere. It size, quality. durability and reproduces wonderful tone as clear as a belli, abse- lutely no frasping noises OLDMAN BRO * Fee * : J gt Fed ORL. Ul pO BO aN Tee ace Seta gee as | eee ama Peake” py des RY c + oe Se ie es oh ae a Paty ga BAe rte . 2 Ry 1 PS a €; PROSE vent ‘ bo NE big ee” ayes! fey. ag 4 s PES ES tie P atte Sande eek Bo <9, ey a AM i ae TR 3 OF at Sey a es; patie el OF, ee as are cr. BE Re oF \ , a, 3 ay a 3 “he oR by ee We) er ae: é a at Bos OE AR ~ ai iate thos ee wey Sat, TRUS a tae IN “4G xt} eS a bere ede ik epi 8 Pi 4 a bes GER TM Bg Taney ; x * “a oe %, A a Ww FONT Mar AR es ea SaaS CT yep es hos wea eae a Re

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| / , : ser" tne “Fines Combined OCTUBER 12, 1923, ¢ FRIDAY | ss ork a dia afty . / A ; -Equals that of the Daily Giobe-Democrat and’ the Lines Cou! ree esse . : : 24 ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ise ee Circulation of the Datls POST-DISPATCH aléne pproximately Equa shit 0 . ee —— . : i OCTOBEP 12 1993, the principal ad. ee Se Dae — Ria ate : ode denying to aliens the right LOO} Prof. W 4 Hough, superin-, *chools, will mak¢« lilimois Mason. to Bar Aliens. sons, at the fina] session of its con Gubtttah a Sidwnic todee for mem tendent of the belleville public dress. - ie Associated frexs vention here, adepted a report of the bership. Appointment of officers in ~ INITIATIVE = CHICAG®), Oe | the Thies’ _egisiative Committee which includ- «juded that of Wallace Watkins 0! —_—_ ind lodge, Free and Accepied Ma- ed an amendment to the grand lodge Hast St. Louis, assistant grand miu . ; Use no soap! Wash your - (IN | R FRANCHISE Name Your Price clothes the easy way. Saturday ¢ SESE EES Seupesesseaegeaeusu a SEeBanB ae & Zaeaeeaeuggs é& r> Fer Diamond~, Watches, Jewelry, Sil- LATE we verware, Ivory. Leather (ioods—uans- 1018 OLIVE Cor. « Rfenthing soos ie the highest bid i a a Phonoge , Mayor Considering Question | 5S. W. Comer 6th and Wasningtan La | as One Which City Ad- | | ETs ministration Probably Will ae wee : God Colds’. | = Have to Face. 2) Shier agian gaia —~? _— ; aie Me ee ee ee eee Fae ore on pores ~ 3 Se a / yo brie ss alice npaeagliaat alli bd dN edad? ee ee Se RNS Ws, 8 vibes pO Ae Es Aw / j 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES FEATURING NEW AUTUMN HATS IN right Shades | .— can be Stop ped. : Bargains by the Score ' LIKELY TO COME 95) = hana On iA} If vou have no phonograph, by all O means attend this sale. Tremen- UP WITHIN YEAR ot dun? SCH 1 yet used : int quis y dous values in exchanged, used and ete sample machines of almost every rioake an rh STN le These splendid in- : erruments have all been thoroughly p Experience Has Shown Any Pv acnauted bx eur expelt ae aranteed tq e\ y@ an is fully Action of Aldermen Is antene and Peden satisfac - ’ Iv" now, Eniov music it Likely to Be Attacked wed By ‘Terms “Gan been re- Through Referendum. : | : duced 10 31 a week. $67 Hand Picked, Clean VICTROLA ...... l"se of the tnitiative as a means and Full of Heat EDISON oe eee . 78 ; for providing the new franchise that 59 Y In the C iB , COLUMBIA Fee S38 Slightly used ears in e Voa usiness : ‘ol Main 3700 PATHE...... 49 Victrolas, great bargains. as its reorganization’ is favored ‘by ' > . BRUNSWICK ° low as ae ¥ = w] - HL Ne MeO Re) AR errs 6 kt 4 T ‘ > 4 » apr ome " na 4 ‘ ——— - a # das 3 . f could be obtained. Kxperience of Recent Years. Experience of recent vears has shown that, if a franchise ordinance were enacted by the Board of AI- |'dermen, even after the fullest dis- | ’ ? —_ -- ew - é / cussion, an attack on it would be GOLDE: See Window almost certain. and that this attack Display | would take the form of referendum iC | QO THES | - petitions, If enough signatures were | fe ae a obtained this would call for an elec- : , E e on, in which the voters would have SN I YLE: 4 = to pass upon the franchise, and its M QUALITY Velvet and Fur Hats! @ advocates probably would be placed « SERVIC : on the defensive Political compli ~ oo Metallic Cloth Turbans! sg cations could hardiv be avoided in ~~ New Draped Effects! . such a campaign. “| talked the matter of a mw New Lace Models! : franchise over with Frank O. Watts New Veiled Hats! x recenily,”’ Mayor Kiel said to a Post- Dispatch reporter, “and [I told him ~ that 1 thought it would be the best e pian to place the franchise measure @ before the voters to start out with and let then decide it I don’t know just what Mr. Waits thinks of this a. | ee . Eee a a ’ » ay SS ah “= a = 4 , BS = Sep “Se ERE : = a & plan, but he didn’t seem to disap- = > 3 = . oe SS a i. e prove the idea.” : « x “Se. ‘See cs “: tA Ps The eity charier requires, for ini- z ohh, See % a tiative petitions, the signatures of 5 a: , s ty : RR se ) ® per cent of the voters registered for % . . Bn sn | nL” [ — the last citv election. On the basis ’ ' 3 cs “= Saas oa of the last. election the required number of signatures would be !ess ’ , - a Re Pe = than 16,000. ; o = apse not nal 3 f° $ 85 $ = Watts Withholds Views. 2 rg P 4s he: 4 me ’ Fs waar "a : a . 4 | President Watts of the First Na- 4 - ee Oy eps Po. a “ & c = - tional Bank. who has been and now a et SEES s. een } Kae: — is active in endeavoring to bring s : Sod : Re eta re é a ? ; 3 ‘ So . oe os Rees e oe a Osos ? a : g See Se Se a: Le ’ , estes ie r a a ee eee Ce nee ote 4 PLIST ott inn - ee ” 7 “ beisA a Ries, : TTF PE ae eae Mae tere tee elibeenene mie cf : 2 Aa . my oe pst . a _ - a at sa eaten - ‘ rae gre a tas . sed ibe, a = ‘ ae % aed ao yy . Morning Special! 9to12 $5 to $7.50 Fall Hats Of Panne Velvet, Brocade and Panne Combined and Lyons Velvet - - -— —— e , 2 ys, 7 5 Pen) = me 75 = a 2s Sr sary ead Ds 2 by 4 m oe —_ , : -" s i a8. * ¥ a, ore sae ee rh “ a “; - * a ve! ye a . r . ee a 5 oe: - _ ; _ > “ah - 5 =e ba 7 " 7. “pee ~~ ae " — . . — . P a ¥ . Pb tpt? SE re : rong 5 OS ee a eS a ee ee eee tee crap a "r Po. ed eee eee sii : eee. ee rae wwe ee - ce ty Tosh wo ere ee Vp Fs a ri Ss ie ss = ee eee SOR CAR ies ea) LM ss hg ‘ ee try Be ea ip J, Sin or gee ee ths f re - an ; ee “a. b> sipae Pitas add sted ’ noverarty'* CROs ; ae vi veg > aA pene FS epee oe. nae ee eee bs oie +% rr a or tee et oF , y X tbe ket oe ed - _ = , | ig ge Atk Ly ae lie ee : eony oe, -“ at a os . sae 7 Ea PC: A Gi hw hte p>» it : nee be o, i % vet ye & e oon iy" We 5 ay oa Sige hore nn? * : mie te Net: Rm ai Sil re Sey - aL ee eh aaa i tae Te, te. Ae aden es 4 rae x" oe 4 Palle Ri” Sta pel 4 on ew oa ee mee, . me a 4 gee nore ow i am Se a kar eB ah te mF Be SRE A. outline tite ay pe GFE Sead aly BZ phic a eal iy RA > Seer Just 260 Hats at this sensational re- duction until 12 o’clock Saturday if they last that long. - about a satisfactory reorganization iviiiv~iixtiviivitivicitiztvi=timizit tt tf £22 of eo. fo oe of . 2 . 2 overe oe of the United Railways, said todays that he was not ready to express lis., view on methods of obtaining a new franchise. He is known to share in the view that a new Pnot abs woinlht | 1 | be very helpful, not absolutely er Kes ab Fags baal ; ee SR RS RE Al, Gp el Ute! NR i ROE A pati. gy oe ° ™y a 7~, ™ NR Re Rr Gr ree Sr O ge 9g mice bia iualh acta os aah uth “a rite Ss} (Second Fieoer.) ee ee Oe oe ee ee a sak dl, Gee Glee Genb Ge els ee Gh ae oe s = or : Fagg At 5 IEA tae ao * ¢ — epee © a. \ Ne “7a NEW ALL ‘souanneuetesansegaennunas a an —— OUTUNES OPPOSITION 10 oe US ‘ ‘Wy Ma sre HOUSING TRUST REORGANIZATIONS: ‘Yaaamre'=* i : ee t- OS, om 2 A yee EE i : — : Se iy - al he G. in ee ht eS = : a tee at eee j » a i ——Hi Head of Building aba Loan Associa- tion League Wants Concerns to a 8 Begin All Over. Pct FY _ | : will be sur- Opposition of the Missouri State! - o*, , f. & OO Soc. } ( 4 w cheap league of Building and loan Associ “oN S Sn : ” ho ations to conversion initio building SNS bof eeecteee® oe oy oi | sell new latest and loan associations of any of the ote) SNS to. ye di ; Coats. All Ro Rm « tee a Spe ee Ae Sea hs cn TR a " end . f oe wary se y eb a nd POR . . “ Se er ; a ) housing trusts recently outlawed in "8 Missouri was explained by John C. . Re | Se . 28 as low a@s.... ; ; Hall of St. Louis yeeterdey an .[- “SS Seas SRS R 3 Olive and Sixth | 617 N. Broadway il ouis yesterday after . Se Sa Secause we are manufacturers and sell direct ~ Al7 417 N. Se Sevent aece 1D ase address before the Build- f . veseeeeetes ‘ee Poe San 2%, 2th to vou thru our own stores, it is only natura! , ing camp ERY Lesane of lilinois, a : SO ESS that vou should expect greater values here meeting at the otel Statler. Tfall “sg . 8 AS Be. Seo ee ; 7 aturd | D is president of the St. Louis League “a SEER st = Se than elsewhere. You geil the benefit of ever ¥ S ay S an y ay of Building and J.oan Associations. , Sab Mee a eee . saving our greaf. resourees make possible Hall said the Mfssouri State e Y “Bo Litt: . aeetaats oes od . in the large volume proluetion: and especially Remember, Everybody Likes Busy Bee Candies wn x igre pda yg ong wee SE in the elimination of a!t middlemen's profits. . have Ladies’ Fur Col- a ; _ : : . sulted in their ouster fr a ; | | ' Co Make someone happy! Mother, wife, sister, sweetheart or the kiddies will by renee ot tbe lewiaeativs oo yp : :| oe 1 _ low a. appreciate " hax of Bis, Ree (‘andies on Candy Lar lyonet disappoint them. der which they were formed. and : . . that the league now opposed con- ¥ e 5 td a : : 5 iw Ae - Cadel OE 4008 ? pial . in: : on a yaar tue aes oa er te + ree 7 a ae om wn: # ‘ : ‘ ESS ae Sh or er te ot ——— mA om aii ra | rue é “a — . ein . PEDO ARE erpeer tr rere ee aie ETS mT wan > bik wee et eee The aes Te ‘ Version of any of these trusts into ? | »] ° Saturda S Sunda “Cand Da building and loan associations. He y y y pecia declared proposals had been made ‘ . ‘ for such reorganizations which did Monte Carlo Bonbors, Brazil Taffy, Pineapple Fruit and not #liminate the lottery’ feature of (hoeolates the trusts. The oniy fair method of closing One-Pound Two-Pound Three-Pound | out these companies.” he declared. Boxes Boxes “is liquidation and cleaning up of the concerns. If thev want to en ee ‘| ter any othe? field they should start * QO anew and comply with the — strict . oe laws regulating building and loan companies . ow. an assortment of deleoous Dark and Milk As eh. Sha CS ai 4 AN EC MOREE NE RO RENE AD -- = oe ee wh + thet. li ed a AME ern ee OE vat A * The State league has asked Fj- Never in our history have we offered su a Wwor- VU eek-End Specials nance Commissioner Millspaugh for derful seelction or such superlative valaade as this Assorted Nut-filled Purites’ Goffes . a ee any reorganization season. No matter what style Coat you have in Buttercups, Cake Custard. ha r mind—you'll find \it here. Big burly. utsters. aA box. Rp * filled... 165 Auto Lighting Arresta. great Coats, form fitters, raglans, belters, half Drivers of 165 motor vehicles were belts, box ( oats, ete. Richest imported and domes- ni arresied last night by police ‘sta- . tic woolens of rare beanty and Juxur: "ll sense Bakery Suggestions for Sunday’s Menu tioned at intersecting streets to their superiority the moment “you tito. ato one | watch for lighting violations. The » Fruit StchHen Oe ee ok aks koe oe Assorted Sweet Rolls. = doren--.. 30c matority of arrests were fo: glaring . ———_ ot ee 7 te ts pat headlights The arrests were made Pusiekis Pie * 4 ol a e> Grand boulevard and M x 5 Whee , Magnolia Who t Raisin Bread, a loaf. = avenue Leffingwell avenue and Washington boulevard and Leffing-. well avenue and Locust boulevard | | Those arrested were permitted to Asssrted Tea Cakes, ready packed, .2 and 3h. boxes, a pound man these @wn. boade for. appear: ee , ance in police courts toda, Layer eaee ig delightful vari - 60c, Fac; $1 and $1 50 Relleville Sevetea to) Lay C 4 ay Corner- We Ship Everywhere stone. No Candies like The Belleville Turners will lay. the = e 2 | corner: stone of their new quarters ne Firet and A streets, Sunday after-i n ade : = _— dont ee eee rere aewi on & te oer re * ag he © Pow ayger’y: v wal ‘ mi , 7 ~~ Li: co Pr 4 PR ae , a ye er Sugar Doughnuts, a dozen > — rs . ees = ~ > age * Se ae ¥ + Pape Pe 0 Sst eat eka i ®,; 4 MeN ee ay ee sn sade ia sects. a ee ck ~ ch RMB ale nr uy te RA ’ * »

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ehils used relas, great rrains. as ‘ as 40] no Gn, pright and Plzyer-Pianos or.)* St. Louis ILK += DRESSES ——— LL entireties a SE The 2 City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds | that of the e Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. HoxE DOOR NORTH or BUSY BEE ON Z0ADWAY ONE DOOR NORTH OF BUSY BEL ON 619 N. Broadway BROADWAY ERSTOCKED COATS SACRIFICED A sale that no woman within miles of St. Louis can afford to miss. “ gee:*1Q 15 335 Bolivia STOUT WOMEN $22.50 Coats $19.50 Coats ' $15.00 Coats $30.00 Coats $27.50 Coats $25.00 Coats Velour Normandy New Plaids Many Fur Trimmed and Silk Lined Ss pCHOKERS S4_AS] [COATS FOR SILK AND CLOTH NEW FALL DRESSES UITS The Materials en Velvet ae clour Checks | | New Fall Suits, All- repe de Chine Wool Tricotines and Poiret Twills, silk- lined——$30 value, $ 14-95 HKrepe Knit Georgette All Styles and Sises. New Fall Tailored Suits, Twill Cords $15and$20 § and Tricotines, Can- Dresses..... $22 and ton crepe lined— $55 value, $94 -95 $45.00 Coats $37.50 Coats $35.00 Coats $27 and $32 Dresses. oo er ee _in the early,'90's, a oa | + GABAR- DINES | NEW NOBBY GIRLS UATS Me 85$ 1h sss Than the Cost of the OVERCOATS Sw awon. | SUITS HISSES’COATSH *3 to 54 yg 3 Pr: Many are brand-new—many as good as new. Cost when new i how cheap sell new latest Coats. All is as low as... DIES’ R-COLLAR have Ladies’ Fur Col- Coats as low as ) but at $9.50 we @ reguiar $16 value. “priced Coats cut rly ip half. half. Good drivers’ or work Overcoats, $2.50. BOYS’ OVERCOATS, $2.50 to $5.00 BOYS’ MASKS $1.50 to $4.00 BOYS’ SUITS ___95c, $2.45, $3.45 COATS An VESTS $4.50 Sizes 34, 35, 36, 37, all-wool...... Sizes 39 to 46___ CASSIMERE PANTS 2 Pair for $3.95 Good heavy Work Pants, new... $1.95 Golf or Motor Pants, new Full Dress, Tuxedo, Frock, Albert Suits and Coats. Open 7:30 A. M.—Close 8 P. M. Page and Grand Cars at Door 1012N.GRAND 1000—Dress better If! We receive sam- 15 from New York mak- Brand new Sweaters. Wool, 45c, S5c, $1.45. Chokers, $1.50, $2.50. $4.50. $, 39c, 69c, 95c, $1.45. New tained 60! Suits, $6.50. Sed Cloaks, Suits, Dresses Nw $3, $4, $S—bought from some Sweliest homes. Many cost $30 New Prince Dress better for half. © Skirts, $1.25. Ladies’ Knickers, Remember, we have splendid new and some elegant used goods— " from some of the sweliest 1012 N. GRAND —_ NOBBY NEW OR USED $50 to $60. Dress better for ST. LOUISANS PERFECT «| NEW ELECTRIC MOTOR . Machine Said to Utilize “‘Idle”’ Current Now Lost and Effect Power. Saving. | Perfection of a new lize the “idle” power lost*in métors now In use, was announced today by the Wagner Electric Corporation through its president, W. A. Lay- man. The company’s statemient de- clares that the amount of this “idle” power in present-day motor practice ranges from 35 to 50 per cent. It is premaring to manufacture its new motor in units varying from 6 to several hundred horsepower. The design of the new motor is at- tributed to Val. A. FPynn and Hans Weichsel, employes of the company. In part, the company’s statement on, the new motor follows: An Fiectrical Phenomenon. “In e language of the technical enginéer, the Fynn-Weichsel motor accomplishes the ‘correction of pow- er factor.’ When electrical central stations were first built their prime purpose was to furnish electric ights. For this purpose, al! the ca- pacity of the electrical machinery was effectively utilized. There rap- idly developed, however, beginning demand for electric motors for power purposes, and as the general distributing sys- tems expanded the necessity for al- ternating current motors arose. “A curious phenomenon connected @th the ordinary alternating cur- ‘rent motors heretofore built is that they draw from the dynamo a much larger volume of electrical current than is converted by them into me- ‘chanical power Engineers have called that part of the electric cur- rent into mechanical pow@ the ‘working current’ and the balance the ‘idle current.’ The en- tire electrical eveter must generate and dranernit poth this working cur- rent and this idle current. “The problem has been to harness this idle current and make it do use- ful work. The Fynn-Weichse] mo- tor ,now produced by the Wagner Electric Corporation, accomplishes this result.” i “So great has been the importance to large central station distributing companies of minimizing ‘idle plant investment,’ caused by idle power, , that many large plants are making lower rates to customers operating with a minimum amount of idle cur- rent, which will result in lower bills to electric power urers. | F-gan's Comment. Louis H. Egan, nresident cor@erted of th- | Union Electric Light and Power Co., the | when asked to comment | new motor, said that it marked an | advance in electrical science, but that the utility of the advance would _Gepend largely upon whether the | motor could be marketed at not too great an advance over the price of present-type motors. Profit to the consumer from its use would depend largely, he believed upon how gen- | erally it came into use. “The benefits asserted for the new motor no ware enjoyed in metropoll- itan areas of large consumption | through use of central power plant accessories.”’ Hgean said. “‘Hence, the chief henefit to be derived from the new Wagener motor would be in sec- tions of isolated power consumption. |The general use of such a motor in | guch sections woud! tend to reduc- | tion of idle power. The reduction would be reflected, not in the meter of the consumer, but in the central ' plant efficiency of the producing ‘company. In that way it would tend _ toward the reduction of rates. Its ‘use must be very general. however.” President Layman said that the | market price of the new motor would be 25 to 35 per cent higher ithan that of the motors commonly ‘in use. The perfection of the motor was announced today to a meeting ae the technical] section of the Na- ' tional Electric Light Association at Omaha by A. H. Timmerman, vice president of the Wagner company. upon RACING THRIVES IN NORTHWEST Effort to Be Made in Some States to Legalize Sport. OLYMPIA, Wash.—Horse racing as a sport, continues to grow in in- terest in all parts of the Northwest. The scores of county, community and State fairs have featured racing this fall with unexpected succers. Public or private betting on the horses is fllegal in this State, but the placing of purses on the racers is permitted. However, the ponies are such a drawing card that steps are planned to induce the comine Legis- lature to again legalize horse .racing and limited wagers. Breeding of race horses has become a leading business in this State, the supply go- ‘ing to all parts of the nation. Held for Shooting at Minister. SEARCY, Ark.—dAllen George. 50 ‘years old, a farmer. ie held here un- Ger charges of attemntinge to as- saesinate the Rev. EF. J. Cook. a Holf- ness preacher Gforge is said to have ee shots. alleging that was responsible for two tne ipreskine un his home ADVERTISEMENT DROPSY ester teuran Sweiling goed > a6 toe 30 dase. Wencderfuil Discovery. W rite for free trial treatment —— Dropey Remed ay 100 -HOENFEL wo TEAe keeps your systein c saves doctor ILLS ?y> alternating) (current motor, which is said to yti- , ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ne z —_—- —— - en A ——— a ee ' | RESERVATION SALE OPPOSED i. Indians Fight Governor's Suggestion of Improving Land. WAPATO, Wash.—-Gov. Hart's LLS Player Roll “Easy Melody” Gene SEL oe New Composition Get It Here Tomorrow 1Q RS Player Roll, $1.25 Get Big Stock, Promot Service, Courteous Attention KIESELHORST Cabinets $5 Cash— $5 Monthly Proposal for a new iaw by Congress | opening certain lands on the Yakima | Indian reservation to public entry) and sale will not meet with the ap- | prova!] of the tribe, eays Nealy Olw ney, secretary of the Yakima In- | dian Con:mercial Club. An opening | of this rich land applicable for the Kkimroc« irrigation project would start a rush of home seekers un- | equaled in recent history, it is be- | Heved. ‘the land under water would rapidly grow into a varadise of {ruit, | grain and live stock ranches. - Gov. | Hart, 14 a gentleman farmer, is an) authority on farm land possibilities | and insisis that part of the reserva- tion might as well be made uscful to mansind without depriving the native tribes of their inheritance. Latest Hits Here Resinol Wherever the itching, and whatever, | the cause, Resinol Ointment will usually | stopit atohce. And if the trouble which causes the itching is not due to some Father of 21 Children Dies. | serious internal disorder, this JONESBORO, Ark. — The Rev. healing application seldom fails to clear John B. Walker, 69 years old, father it away. Try it yourse// and see, Fatablished 1879 1007 OLIVE ST. SEE THE hi LEERNOTE™’ PLAYEit CLEANER eee of 21 children, is dead following a Senet Senne ee For tree or BARGAIN OFFERS in MADE MACHI*‘ ER}, PATCH WANTS. RE- eee ££ Us 1-474 5- two weeks’ illness. He had served le, write Dept. 11-N Resinol, as County Judge and was a minister of the Christian Church. — == + eh oe ew rs BSS son 23 = =: oe om Se “ae os a —s a ee ites apes == * te es ee ? a - os ee - . = sa a Se, cee ee ~ Mle = = T.. vet Se - fy we tae ¢ = > 1 ee Oe _) PER ATER oer eo, R, e. re = * " * > : = ee wee ms ee tre = ee ~ = - aa ~ pe ae = - ~~ -- = = Seen = - ——< no a’ siz _ — “% + ue ikke ob $4 ade -* ath TR 2 Sh Mt tPermagtsste og Jit of Os t x mmm, oF 8 i ee Y 6 ES er te ay 47 2p, Pi / YOU Can Have A Garment in Our Stoc +2 DOWN Ray's will give every man and woman in 8t. Louls their choice of the house up to $30.00 for only $2.00 down! Every article of beautiful new Fall merchandise in our complete showing. Come tomorrow! Just bring a $2.00 bill. Your Promise to Pay is // Good With RAY’S This is more than a siogan with us! We mean it. and we mean you. Come@ in and select all your Fall Clothes tomorrow, and pay as you get paid, in small weekly sums. A dollar a week will do. LADIES! D2 Down Buys Real Beautiful New Fall Clothing Bem ordinary clothes, but beauti- fuk new, exclusive models—the kind you would only expect to find in a high-class speciality shop— they are all here on payments. RICH FUR COATS We are offering St. Louis men and women Fifth Avenue models on payments for the first time! Now you can wear the kind of Coat you have always wanted, without ever missing the money. See our wonderfu] showin of there beautifa exclu models LEPTIN AWA ty ~a A @e% | ete Mente Fy fy » cial for es low as DOWN BUYS more -—— $2.00 Ladies, you cen have any Pavel gs all you need for a new Drees in this grouping for $ Fall Suit. Come to Rays to- oniy $2.00 down! Don't peas morrow ' Hundreds and o_—. up this wonderful opportu- hundreds of exclusive 2-pants nity! Start weari a new Suits to choose from—every $2 Dress tomorrow n't let one @ remarkable value-——every the payments worry you. Ar- one obtainable on the most Down range them to suit yourself Only a limited nurnber of 3 it terms vou cou! possibly demre OVERCOATS Belect your Winter Overcoat now. $2.00 down will buy any Overcoat in our store he 75 up to $20.00. 1924 here wt et nw ore 2 - = +t Pf ans Bele. ES. =f Te. 2 AIP LTE ~—at @& ® or dyeemia. 410 N. & Ores SATUMDAT CWT 9 F. es a -

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36 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1 he City Circulation of the ony POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the esc rome saab’ : OCTORER js! With them were | — ) ‘ , S ... - . : Me ‘Iowa, and who was convicted over- 7 50 b, jseas by court-martial of Killing four Men’s $25 2-Pants Suits; black Thi- a 4: a ee ial | n, and who at one time - hed, 'tenced to be shot, was beaten ss- bets, shadow stripes, blue serges double etbows; 2 rena verely by guards, dying at the bar- » | Uni Suite : sockn. hedpital last aight. Men’s $30 2-Pants Suits; pencil stripes, fancy foecially "$2.95 aes The four men attempted to escape worsteds > di nt ra T 90 ach 99 ’ ed araines, CneCKS, a $ AUTO GUANTLETS: Jf Suit. c a wet ee - * pO PO. 0 Se UR ne a - ate 7 . Mf ee MR wen Gel PL a ote ee eee 68 TD AAT ION MATa ete atc, Pe mae ee " ° " litem eae” « eS Ve ok kh * am 7 rr a - P ‘ el ite. es dei - 3 F pera’ we: it £ ~ a > P t ; i, Sa he oy pry art bar Ty — at a ae. 4 5 va = z “ Z ey. + ae ‘~ ae 5 ‘ x 2 BR FY NIRS Ste OTR oe pi Aon athe ra hers” 8 ) Magee eT + wyptepicenvy ’ . ‘ | alibi. So last-night she put on a igsuit of her husband's clothing and | | made the rounds of the poolrooms | | looking for him. She failed to find: him. | ' At 11 o'clock, ashe was near the| Cranl ye rr le Gayety Theater watching the crowd | lemerge. She saw a policeman com- . These prices e ;. ‘ing and ran into an alley. He pur-| 5 | Sony 2 ‘oil ; ma isued and caught her. Many: ett | “Look here, young feller.” he} oft ry ea ANCY we GH it -_! ‘* , ej : ae ps ’ ye ae = - : lng ; Seimadeniceaili ant dude ta a EM ee wi Ae mtg \ oe ao Py a we OR ety oem Se a ep nny ee ns aiemnainen - 0s nem we 3 0s wae os - 1 oa 6b ticle Ab? i. sa A glplah — fiaaid, “what are you running through | ° ‘ - “I ithe alley for? | a . 7 ‘ “I'm looking for my husband,” | ’ ¥ -_ Poe OS was the soprano anawer. Vr | ; 3 e by ‘ | He took her to Police Headquart- y Ca Al W k | : pny 7 Rae Pe -_ ers and she is held there for investi- ou n most or eS ee ae | ; gation. She was hoping this morn- zt Beg ee aha ng — Oe AE eT ee tee, wer Oo selene = Cd Leaded ot a... han -_ 0 peta, et a ~ oe ‘ ane pees ing that her husband would tear) Magic with Cranberries! himself awav fromtthe pool game | long enough to come and get her out. | PO ey OS PU RUE ee ¥ a s te eg rl lh ay eel age a Nationally Advertised Clothes ies te a) a me Teme. 9 | af | There are so many surprising and From the famous makers of Art- 3M igagani7ATION OF NEGRO | delightful dishes be can aitichile craft, Club Clothes, Excello and fj) DEMOCRATIC CLUB PLANNED aN ite “seeking ortill ks codieeae | Pure white—amdael i Strand Clothes. , Mae | Mass Meeting Addressed by Several cranberry Sauce, Try this recipe— | | z Members of City Committec— , | ] k a Pp : oe _ Others to Be Arranged. } Ten-Minute Cranberry Sauce | aS it OOKS a | ure Worsteds, Cassimeres, ae are ae c eee anerseageaa of a city-wide negro ie | i ; FANCY SUGAR- alae +s mocratic club was proposed at a One quart cranberries, two cups boiling water, Th : i hi f N a q CURED rete | i ) . | e immaculate whiteness of Northers |) | : . eee «6 Nass meeting of negroes last night 2 to 2 cups sugar. Boil sugar and water to- | Stripes, Checks, Plain Blues, nace FEV ning a ea, or which gether for five minutes; skim; add the cranberries } Tissue is appreciated by the fastidious a ; a. . | ddressed by sever members — ti }of the Democratic City Committee. and boil without stirring (five etasee 58 usually | housekeeper almost as much as its hygienic te MeiGther meetings are being arranaed sufficient) until all the skins are broken. Remove | purity. A ito prepare for organization of ward from the fire when the popping stops. F all : iT anit | : | or naturally she wants to carry out the . “a> OY an si) 6©One of ti objec Z hi | : er — this ee oul can a most | snow-white motif of the modern bathroom omen S Fall Coats Be ated mae | pected Republican gains in the city, icious pies, Short Cake, pu ings, tarts, | inthe minutest detail ,and no papermatches: # J . f mm through the influx of negros from compote, and many other dishes. | : the glistening white tile and spotless porce oe ' . ithe South, and to take advantage > . 4 See - , A speciall ur Soe. ; , al , advantag : nee of mi . ne GF pseimeengy Som is. Fie jof disaffection among negroes in Cranberry sauce is the finest condiment lain fixtures like pure white Northera . stunningly styled and fea ; . r rs ake ¢1 t hewut > eke it ards gained with all roast meats. i Tissue. et | . ’ “4 . y Nig r¢ 1e 2e@ Mican Organization. ¢ : ii ‘ . Pure Worsteds, Cassi- | turing the most wanted Jie ¥ ae | Eemparetic : pAROAhe bere: hem And cranberries are healthful in every | Here is one place that the esthetic sense Pp : : = i | somewhat conce ove d0- | 3 meres, Stripes, Checks, | fabrics and trimmings. Get (eS mn has 0 erg Artin eye form, and most economical. They go and the economic sense go hand in hand, © PALMOLIVE § | Htic al aspect of the increasing negro | Plain Blues, Mixtures and yours tomorrow on our Whee Z, ‘4 ! YS | ‘population. During July. August | further because there 1 IS no waste, no peel- for Northern Tissue—the purest, whitest © =: POTA coy VREAE ON GE ete = ee ge ee FC igi eS A in. as for atmor Cranberrjgs. ered Is | rity th ndicated they in Th TO that look much larger. Saturdays First Payment Gets the Clothes - oeremepaenapag net when they were | and blue trade-mark label is on all bar- la en eo eee rels and boxes. anaes is at Union Station. Just say “Northern Tissue” to you: grocer or druggist. x ural + ae FOP Pn ake es Pe ’ Pt eS La len its 0 Haat ig oie! Lom giana ii | Amon Democratic ‘Ommitt .| yar hs eee ue ee And always cook cranberries in porcelain- imen at the “meeting were James Fitzsimmons, Eighth Ward: Osear lined or aluminum vessels. Schaefer, Second Ward:/William P| Colbeck, Fifth Ward: John Keegan, | Send fi ] an, | r bs ineteenth Ward, and E. T. Moore. | s ‘ dave: wenty-fourth Ward. | AMERICAN CRANBERRY | EXCHANGE Three Stolen Ccents Recovered. | 90 WEST BROADWAY i NEW YORK Deputy Sheriff Schrader, of St. | | Clair County, reported foday that he. . ' we ; | had recovered three Ford coupes, | FE t ' r Stolen in East St. Louis last summer, | a | Mm O in Cairo, Ill, in the hands of inno-| : GOOD CLOTHES cent purchasers. East Bt. Louls pO! & | lice have estimated that 50 autom O- | ran b biles, mostly Fords, were stolen in! errie S | Rast S uls i@8t spring and saum-/| CORNER SIXTH AND WASHINGTON = Second Floor—Over Kresge’s WM ter Three mon seg ene and tum Vis we > ee + eat’ ' > by oe ‘ ts. re mA. ba. ! y CNR ? i , : 7 « - A rd area ‘ ~ , S 5, "~ ee PS ba “ “ ) : i rane ores, ay 4 ur ng , id a - ee th ® — -_ y ‘a x ss ’ ey » ak rion. “98 Sie "3" ore ria , , & Seosccagtineie abe abridge or 4 + we * jess ad ~~ * : ~ © — ‘ ow + op ey Oe: —— % - ee we ete ee Tm " relat game” erent tyr tenerife Png ee —e- en ae aioamameatme oe sao ~ 1 % - w areery | 7 neh Reals r uf an . ‘ . A 1 NI So lh nay ~ DH 4 pe he a eI 4 Hp — a . ~. le. me tg - ” ‘< a . J 5 a ~ Rip s4. te ute a” P . ; , rn ost * te » é eK - “ory oy po, Nahe bE aaa . Goer. et R om eee , rer: pranlit yee oll yor ‘setae harrig ey wt x hea et MP Ne ence ei Bigs any Se St. Louis—230 Collinsville Av. Aiton—208 W. Third St. |ing trial on charges of grand lar-| A\ Ly ANY aa «Ceny in connection with the automo. | ; a re me ‘bile thefts. 4 3 ’ ,

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er a e-em a. Aspironal, Medicated With | Latest Scientific Remedies j\\That Are Endorsed by Medical Authoritié¢s to Cut Short a Cold or Cough Due to Cold and Prevent Com- plications. | ANNYERSAR\ Record Vaiues i in | Women’ S Hosiery Every Druggist in U. 8S. In-! ‘tructed to Refund Price While You Wait at Coun-)' ‘er if You Don’t Feel Re- | ief Coming in Two Min. | "ifes._ ‘Delightful Taste, Immedi-| ate Relief, Quick Warm. Jp. The sensation of the drug trade is) \epironal, the two-minute cold and / ough rehever, authoritatively guaran. teed by the laboratories; tested, ap- | roved and most enthusiastically en- dorsed by the hignest authorities, and | _nroclaimed by the people as ten times | as quick and effeetive as whiskey, | rock and rve, of any other cold and‘ rough remedy they have ever tried. All drug store s are supplied with the wonderful elixir, so all you have to da | to get relief from that ‘cold is to step | into the nearest drug store, hand the | elerk half a dollar for a bottle of As- ' pironal and tell him to serve you two | teaspoonfuls,...With you. watch in| vour hand, take the drink at one} swallow and call for your money back in two minutes if vou cannot feel the, distressing sv mptoms of your cold fad- | ng away like a dream within the time | } Specially Priced During This Great Sale indian and Plaid Blankets 1000 Pairs, $2 to $3.50 Grades 4 bic eesortreeat of : : = : r autiful F ‘ a. a ‘ards. Doctors diagnosed the ill- ess as ‘‘white mule poisoning.” “harles Gaughan died yesterday aft- ernoon. Deaths at Hospitai. The other victims died at inter- als. of several hours at the hospital ‘where they were taken last night and all are believed by authorities ‘o wjhave te oe gph the liquor from Tokoly Baldwin ade a statement to his wife that pe obtained the liquor from Tokoly. All the victims were married ex-. rept Chagles Gaughan. Arthur Maton. owner of “Maton’s | lace,” has made no statement con-. aera the charge in the Coroner's | ‘verdict. ee — GREW OF TUS TAKEN OFF ISLAND | THEY DRIFTED TO ON RAFT | Vessel Sinks Off Pensacola Saturday Night and They Weregat Mercy of Sea Until Monday. Py the Associated Press | MOBILE, Ala., Oct. 12.—The Tug Harry G. Lytle is steaming back to Mobile with the crew of the wrecked tug Bronx from Chandeleur Island. where four men had been marooned since Monday night following the loss of the vessel in a Gulf storm. The Bronx went down 12 miles out of Pensacola Saturday night, and the crew drifted on a life raft until Monday afternoon, when they landed on the Southern end of Chandeleur Island. Thev found a fisherman camp./. One of the crew, George Lor- aine, collapsed from exhaustion and was left in charge of fishermen, while the others walked to the light- house at the far end of the island, 60 miles away From the lighthouse, a wire leads to Ship Island, and from Ship Island wire leads Biloxie. Over these wires was sent the message announcing the safety of the crew. another to ADMITS FORGERY; GETS 2 YEARS fiordon A. McAllister Sentenced by Judge Falkenhainer. Cordin A. McAllister, 42 years old, ‘oday entered a plea of guilty of ‘orgery in second degree and was sentenced to two years in ond nenitentiary by Cl! nhainer On Ang. 2 “7s ™~as ma ter’ and “ruebbhie.”” Mra ¢ of 24236A Meck ean avenue pro- uneed the check a forgery. McAl- er arrest in Mair County Tliinots o an Hier en he was broneht here to the forgery charge. the he cashed a check for National Bank, that “Dr. G. A. McAtliis- “Mre Christina ‘hristina Gruebble at the First de ont to signed no lieter was und St eRargee w! answer 10 Cuban Treesurer Would Resign. . the Asecodated Press HAVANA IZ. —Secretary of he Treasury Cartaya has tendered hie resignation to President Zayas, but it was said that the executive nrobably would take no action on it until week. It is stated that the decision of Senor Cartaya to re- eign his portfolio wag due to his ob- |! jection to the Tara ort and = road till which law week. | ioct next ) HEADCHEESE. SMOKED (° EMLE ‘Watch 6th & Franklin “WHERE THE CROWDS GO” SATURDAY SPECIALS Scales—Compare the Quality—and You'll Find We Lead 'Em All."’ = PLEASE SHOP EARLY Boston style thing fine for corn-fed cattle; of 3 your Sunday dinner : young, juicy and pounds and up toner; ~ Rolled Roast Rolled gaa all meat. no bene: some- eut from choice in pieces “Smoked Seats ge If you are a lover of gvod-tasting. Be Remley’s and give it x =) ce SS pe BOLOGNA . LIVER ..... BLOOD Dry Salt Meats Dry Salt Side 14 e424ePReee@e@eseeaeratste@es8cséoeds Meats Dry Salt Pig SER. .: tne we tate ‘ Dry Salt Pig wages Boc KWURST Made in our sunlit sanitary sausage kitci- en—ineat and «pices of the best. A good dixh for any meal—Special for Saturday HAMS Day at Remiley’s., ace: whole Ans usual on Saturday it is Ham finest mild sugar-cured, hickory- smoked Hams; ® to 14 Ih. aver- a regular 25c value; ™% or 1000 of the *e*steeeeeeeeet * BREAKFAST BACON At the Bie White Store you always find the same quality of Bacon — no disappointments. \% or whole 2 h2.@2 0.00 42420 02'80 068 8-26 8 0 2S RACON EN ge tmesonespnaeen seasoning....... fine for 321 | CALLIE ST’ LE 1000 of the finest smoked Callie Hams on sale at the Big White Store Saturday. Very mild sugar-cured, »ickory-smoked, lean and nice weight Me pone ame, prong HAMS DUCKS; 4b. 21 "9 COP @E BHP SB OabDaeAS SPRINGS | 97 OR HENS jj rn ee cee SEFDLESS RAISINS: a real 2iic Ib. value. is SOAP . Our own fresh-dresned ; i ORANGES Tokay Grapes APPLES kist, the Pinon 5 Nice, big, Red re are the App! nat = Clusters, fine for Py om: tan the Pg a — table use; LB.. them. “ Nice. large, chiltren. Dezen rates ge a 2 ted lestratas’ i 15| PALMOLIVE TOMATO CATSUP Delmar Club brand- Rle- om. bottle: a real Lb ae ee Cake eae ae lec vali : ee 10 CALITORNIA SWEET ‘ PRUNFS: medium sive: Limit 2 cakes to i 9 SRO ene ae nice and meaty; a asi eb 10 CORNED BEEF HASH FVAPURATEY PREACH MM 7 Large — FS; Blue Ribbon brand: ae ran: rea! nice, bright. ments Economy Brand 400 —_ Lim anlves: 2 real 2fec 15; Large Tajtl it 6 cans to a roltwne- c a 8 eS ae customer jUNE PEAS|Corn Flakes | Pure can White Granulated No. 2can;: sweet 15 Nat'l brand; reg. and tender: can 10c E9c __nize; pke Sugar ~ COFFEE i. , TOMATOES “fet SANTOS — 3 pounds a ° — CAN hur own fresh roast: 4 its TIPs—Noe. tall cams... — MMOTH fa)’ * >? sig package =e DROMEDARY DATES— ORANGE nia: BLOSSOM as a lily; direct from Pg bring container ; HON EY —Pure 25 1S pounds pre re PP Pu Saar aa ) c PANTALOU PES—Pink meat ; S Bae. .6ct cs ou sss obs cate 15c ; Case 12 or | ERR PED M- . . Te RED ONIONS— 3 pounds...........-...... . 10c VYRESH COCOANUTS— 10c ' with iach - SEUe I eeee eee eee eee inecial SWEET POTATOES—Red or Oc : AYDROMETER BATTERY TESTER SWEE ; 3 pounds..... : 1 ~F testing aute SPAGHETTI OR MAC ARONE 15¢ CREASE AXD OIL Ste Fe gg uwZ bi packages . , otc c cece bes ee I Gs ee PURE Ot i E O1L—% pints. 2he: ‘t+ TO JACK—Sollid pints, 45c , - Mt Sditineid “aaa” | quarts... PaO rerre s wot. ee jaANeR.ter ene , NEw ry ERKRAU rT— Sc CUPPLES INNER TUBES re a re arr re first Li VES—Quart vaetrne eee ee Se BOF... eee 8 ses ns bo to oie’ 50c WILL PICKLES— ims Senet BS 25c “URE APPLE BUTTER— Qaart jar om : ae Mat STARD—Quart | ee 20c | MINC EMEAT-— Memes Som... csencsdnasieees 50c . "RESH CORN MEAL— a3 pounds....... 3@e PET, CARNATION, WILSON iiLK—tTali SS ae ss ee ee 10c | JEL MONTE ASPARA.- : (3 ; c JEFFERSON 628-630 VANDEVENTER AY. The Largest Centrally Located Grocery, Meat and Vegetabie Market in the Everything First-Class and Up te Date, City. MARKET DELMAR & VANDEVENTER and at Greatly Keduced Prices ROAST BEEF . 10¢ ISe Shoulder, Ib. Ps | Chops, a Legs, By Don’t Pay se for the Same Meat Porterhouse, Ib. _ 25¢e Sirloin, lb. _ _ _ _ 20 Round, fb. _ _ _ _ 20¢ s-/Ghuck, Ib. _ Hamburger, Ib. (236 WHY PAY MORE? STEAKS . 125¢ SUGAR, 10 Ibs. .$1 MILK ‘ arnation, large can. Wilson; 10c Fresh Dressed Chickens! Auto trade solicited: plenty of room to park. Our Meat is the Best that can be bought. We deliver orders amounting to JOE SMART Deimar 751 $2 or more. Lindell 6840 Jewel Coffee ~A Genuine Golden Bourbon Santos-Ib. BRAND ~ FRENGH Flavory, savory French. For break- fast, JHOMAs 707-709 N. SIXTH ‘More “Sat.” Specials dinner ROAST Sirloin Round Porterhouse Makes a dandy roast for that Sunday “9 F Grape Frultss" all 3 for 10 Red Onrons<--<" 3 Ibs. 10 ’ LEMON 5 Sound, juicy. ee 10 HENS: own freak mee ; 1bh23% i Ey oe pay or POTATOES 3its. esims 10 ; li APPLES Jonathans or Heantamen. * 1) ORK».gp: Shoulders banquet or le —_— © Children Enjoy n Beauty: 5D I ALL GROCERS pox Tiss PACHA

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= pe Wet aes . y 7 P= a we g “i a satis oeemenniemen ee ent 3 > PT ag es ee ee ae ee he ES. c x - 7 - ~ : — o- ~ — _ . - ~iseeintliggihicioaaaneiaeniaiincnmai % ai “* a ES es es 3 te a eat et S % 2 as * "Sah Seeaaes #. ‘a quat nate =: a FRIDAY. _ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat arid the Times Combined OCTOBER i ecrogen 12 19:2 38 (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ~ war x - a ree eters ae Po ati iad eth tt et el ce i H ; 4 . ig ines Shower for Newsboys’ i ; a - hel, 16: Leon Long. 15. and | | ‘ The peventeents sanuas te ; epees Long. 14, all of Watervliet | : * > gower” for er Dunne’s if. L 4 The reported confessions say Ger- a ' por Home will be heid at the | nim ng Was struck on the head, then | | t J 3010. Weines ee i te boul i at eS Robbery is g:ven : » 4+ pp. ™- tomorros ; Be 220 as ody motive of the crime, but the | e protestant and Jewish jadies ¢ x i | : le sane a to have admitted thes | ( visit on shower day. a ee i : ae . were unatl ‘» discover Gerlings | » = nHunne said toda; “Ther _ ma poney. | P f crest bundles-of bed cls Se 4 “ 2 ° sheen cenit eaamminaeniiaaieatis E “Se “a shirts. towels and othe ma + 2 3 ree as 4 ee | that last us the whole year. oa: (If AGED RECILISE SALESWOMAN FOUND STRANGLED a OLIVE.AT TENTH =| GR ine ‘toys sing for thems ts alt z * 5) , r- pur appreciation of their creat & >be ih J TQ DEATH IN HER APARTMENT } . | a and evertbody has a DE Man Described as the Son of a Ling) | 2) | gme.” Father Dunne founds i. os > . _3 > Man . A : i) 4 few * Home Feb. 46. 1904 aid 4 > Alleged Confession of Michi- \yoctrea! Minister, Sought for Unconscious, Woman y rt ope Home Feb 6. am “4. Bee . estioning. All Da | | id y that more than $99 ce Hd ei - gan Boys Gives Robbery oly ales. cn “nti ne , Unidentified y at ; 1 é 70) = had eee by Beatin het a 4 ‘ . : NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—The 2!- od Ui 4 \ ; opresen ere are (5 boys oe 1 ~ as Motive for Crime m mast nude body of Miss Estelie Phil- | Hospital Until She Di ; : i ot & . lips, a Gepaertment store saleswoman. . Arr | : : , ee fe . March, 1921. was found bound and gagged ear Driver of Car, 19, ested BUCKINGHAM HOT cS iF ; . roday in her West Ninety-seven ; ; (Eu } Eat ‘. By the Awsoclated Press. sireet furnished apartment. +) ropean 2 £3 & . ST. JOSEPH. Mich.. i2.--ife 4 man described to police as the HUSBAND, UNKNOWING, 3 AND ANNEX y ie t . syst Her son of a Montreal minister was THERE c (428 . wo-year-old mystery Re how He ulaiel ty uestioning after Dr. ' WAS PATIENT # ; (AMERICAY AND EtROPE 4 & . Greling, $6-year-old recluse, came to aie me oe oraaniwite py i cmaae B 3 PLAN) + fc 8 . his death in his cabin at Waterwitet, ,._. a > nail: senerted ae | | - pa. Overlooking Forest Par 3 ; f - near here, has been solved by the gesrh was caused by stran eu at Said by Physician to Be De- } a Pepetar-Pesda Pies iy : alleged confessions of four youths Parts of the body were mu tiated. i e : eit i who, according to Sheriff George C. Police Said. A small towel was knot- | mented, He Was Awaiting : . Permanent Gu Hee Brid + they killed Gerling |**4 _ Commitment to the City = 3) & 3 roames., Gay Hw! ee The man sought by the police oc- | ; mes HOTE ANNE: . = - March 31, 1921. cupied an adjoining room for a Sanitarium | a ronEST — ronner Ya) é The boys. who are being held, are: week. He left the house early this. 3 a SE a : ™ Alvin Keller, 16; Rhinehold | morning. 5 miu ; Mrs. Theresa Catanzaro, 40 years Copyright Applied For . ee ~ 4k m4 old, of 1141A Walton avenue, died } 3 Thin 0 ‘e ft Ps /a@t city hospital at 5:30 p m. yes- . ee : ‘Sipe o _terday from injuries suffered at 7:36 ( 7 , Bowery offered in 4 = at ' ; - cee ia. m. when hit by an automobile at OA S AND MHEE ° | Page boulevard and Walton avenue. : UTUMN WE Seater 1 | Mrs. Catanzaro, who did not re- 14 : ogee, uv The Greatest Offering of the Season jgain consciousness, lay unidentified $25 DIAMOND ONYX RINGS ‘ tee i | 9 /all day at the hospital, and her body Benutifal euyx Eines. as Ubvstrated. set with | z eo Baw Tomorrow at Brandt’s | was identified at night at the city Ste Sewn ee en > .20 be Peet . | |morgue by her brother, August Sia Weex re ever offered in onyx eps Wa) | Morimino, of 5178 Cates avenue, 50c Down—S$1 a Week 3 honin. | |who reported her absence from 48 aS : | hore to the police. She was the Sate |mother of three children. | { T ATCHES Ri oe t - | Mer huscvand. Salvatore Catan- \ TH E S PO R T .. C—O OU a |faro, an importer, was a patient at e —— eRe Baa the City seapita! when his wife) : AT SPECIAL S I L H O U E T T E ! tee 3: =_— pews brought there. He was segt DIA ND PRICES : 1] . cies — there Friday for observation of his S - ar | | ee | mental condition following a series At Teo Is_ we represent There 1s onl one dz a4 rs Se 7 p > ~~, : ¥ im a 3 ,of thefts fram loca] hotels and the | ed here In newest - Combi : ti Ran 2 ae He . | Art Museum that the police said had . rted f - *. oo ination ; ge Ah Deen traced to him. impo @ODPiCs. Ase | early—before it is 1 oe eae 2 mn antique rocking chatr, eed : = * | , oe ie a —e + from the Chase Hotel: a statuett Smart P l al d Ss | — te i gee = Women S Brown Calf and vase from the Art Museum, ais : Stripes an d the , ae: ae 1; ; * linens from the Melbourne anéd Stat- éé ° ’? 5 | Ce ie q WwW ¥ Q O d _ gone Neto recovered at his- new Hi-Lo ef- 7 | oie ue. a k | x ; . Me home. he family physician said he : Is La ‘ ; was demented and City Hospital ; f ec t In camel 5 ‘ — es: 3 Se | physicians were preparing to commit } : “hs ; a : i= i | him to the city sanitarium. He was : hair. Either plain ; At hi? : oo = his wife's death J or h an d somely . $e) : tanzaro at one time was well to . Ba ; : et Ti 3 do. He was secretary of the V. Vivi- , adorned with huge rrr a ee 4 eee ano & Bros. Macaron! Manufacturing ; : rit P ; { 7 is Co. for 10 years, and during the }) collars and cuffs Saas of page oma Complete World War was manager of the for- Ne of fur : Se ee | eign department of the Boatmen’s 4 . . ty Ts Bank. In the last few years, he has | oer been in business for himself as an A ae tas importer of olive oll and foodstuffs. * He Bee Relatives said he suffered financial 2 ree it RUSSIA CALF, Nut Brown Shade for Fall. a oer - C27 at Semi-Brogue Style, Wing Tip, Perforations. | + eee Walking Heel. | 4 26¢-PIECE ‘ oe Flexible Welt Sole, Medium Sg > | ively in Commune ane ; atu ry : 2 CANTON, Oct. 11.—When fire de- sively mm | , ; aeeyed an airplane workshop here ; , d 7 and Gas at the 4: —the day of the year set aside as the “Sweetest Wien that Sees Dee ee SATURDAY—A and Wraps im - Z individually. A» : ~ ; : -outh ‘ a ca meet. SU! and : — == Day in the Year.” Give your family sweet remem- three American aviators—named Misses’ d Pe | en im eold wea : . , , . aes Wild “nlwrell ans aoe aes 4 I -. . : bons and Nut Candies ‘or Ge, “Aree 686 cue DOr. Sun is opposing the invasion of : fe 2 ee. CANDY DAY, SATURDAY ous imported Candied Northern troops. The fire originated Sse " s : cies 3 : ‘ruitea. Packed in beautiful inder suspicious circumstances. ~~ ( 5 H E FE L A R E b id q i 2 One-Pound Box. 50¢ vnvvoned boxes — aa is See 2 tt WEA Y vs : i f | > ET Two-Pound Box _.$1 Three Pounds for $2 : GREEK CONVICTED Sumtlar Hats elsewhere SILHOUETIE f ™G SS = aoe Feand Guil - > 5 ‘ Beko it M. b) ery Be hnen phy tags would sell at $15 to $2. for the Miss who / ia arble iedbsn pox Loaf og i ergata AT iP t ; Checoiate and = 7 2 ' “ake 1 os . a; 2 e _— = . _— a gargs % Ke : With thick chocelate and pecans Bee: . “ a eputed is on sne of the : As be £ 6. : SATURDAY -y 47 Teast niest members ef ‘he Greek oa 4 na Cc inti Sitdiendies “tein deena onto = ; : om a charge of murdering John Sta- Pi § . Almond Stollen Pecan Molasses Chariotte Russe mos, @ hotel owner, and sentenced to | mes Rich butter - co’- Taffy [5 years in the penitentiary by a fur: 4 as . fee cake doug) Old-Time Tarr : —— a nye eg | ’ wa ee : : interming!ied wth aod | , ness and de- : wees Was a remtive ef Loumias : : € me: 2S anid ans ‘ iciousnem: SAT. 'y marriage and the testimony in the 2S. ‘ag El = ~~ almonds. hn iad SAT repaY ' nee aehowed that the <illing wae the Smar ae tt . DAT 42¢ DAY 40¢ | 10c result of a quarrel over Loumbas’ : Shown : | of : A each DAY each actions toward hie aieter who wae the | , fi 4; | at tiitkemes, Stes deem aa ) tumn’s newest a bs We Ship Candy Safely Anywhere - 7 mm _ defense fabrics with hand- ‘ ae RICH MAN BEATEN TO DEATH 4% some a collars : oS Nephew rea With Jewelery | : ; _ i * eee Sj Prom Mle Residence. : | 3 ‘ € * : : oe : se Aeeectetet? Prece : i ig ; Bae REDWOOD CITY, Cat, Get. 13,-—| ; . Pen eee + 14% y James TD Doolittle, wealthy retired New fabrics, new Autumn gers of | : SS ——— ee. tea jeath at Wie Hermie here offer nie | conrad, enue S eaeee Sean. | - . ee _ ——— _ , i: nephew James Monre hed tied up| : . oY pane: 2 ae eg See ee Se ee Bag abe i= hree members of the Deolittio fame | x + : gos "abe Dieter. aed. oS ane Tae eee iS Shoe . Dede are eee nee : od ly In seperate roome Moore wae) P | ee a ee Se ear wee ae . . eco thee at he vir~ | h ec ee ee eS ee a co . — a om iecisiallieiciasaiiipiilinial alias nel ——— sae ie bed ba ee mes ee is — a en “Sere ee Ms bes Cet eal nae

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FRIDA e | FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18’ 1 : F | OCTOBER 121922 her oy City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH — alone aa Reouate Pore the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately | 40, 000. _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ———— — . ch i ee ee wr Monnens Home. CONDUCTOR HELD uP BY BOY OF 10 CONDUCTS HIS OWN Named Baptist Moderator. | present membership of the Baptist | lewis, European representative of mai sei - * oT ht . us .* e. } *7* “~ ~ ‘ , . = - " Dr. W. G. Tyzzer, a physician, yes-|©hurch in the city is 11,599,a gain of }the American Baptist Foreign. Mis- er” for Father Dunne’s News- : } 9 : ee ite apo TWO MEN ON STREET CAR ORATORIO BEFORE PARIS THRONG | © terday was elected moderator « f the! 1963 during the year Dr ’ ; Locle? } ‘ ' a lrectes noOageTSAY , i ' year. Dr. ©. ston Society, wil! speak ton ' Dg Home will be held at the some : . —. | onigh |CLor Ornient Prices as low as cash, 910 Ww hington b levard Louis Baptist Assembly, > ae ‘ le ‘ ii Iu Te a ‘ . 2 wil » two-day session in the| * 4 p. m. tomorroyv Robbed of $32.85 on Nessie iritze Divides His Time Between italien | in close a two-da}! , visit on showe day.” Father fhomas Street. 2 ago at Age of E Aght. for Fall and Winter. Pick and Jewish ladies pay a: Line at Glasgow Avenue and sais, Piano and Football—Begau protestant anc . # a iy us t ° eps a oA ay pe The conductor of a Natural Beiaea ‘CORYTight. 1023. by the Press and Pulitzer Dr. S. E. Ewing, indicated that the . nee el — wenghs a —— flan aS SP MAS *ublishing Cos., the New York World =r : t hat ou want great bundles of had clothing, freet car was held up by two men and the ‘Post-Dispatch A IVER = } | ou ne y es, and everybody b: torio to be performed today in the oct - aii%2 eve: % a o i- a 4 towelS al oth Materials ‘ PARIS, Oct. 12.—Unspoiled by at 5 7 shirts. ‘ . ‘Aad Lid i shia | i on his Car a? (i) FON ay . , - i : } . oe it ” 3 ‘ — eh _—> Fa 7 A /. r — 4¢ ‘ let ) ( a le m dominate ( estra stop them now with Creomulsion. an to supply every employe with a pad and in- (AMERICAW AWD EUROPEAY ' iggy: amie * and chorus of 210 executants. e:nuisified creosote that is pleasant to . 4 , | 5 y Men’ , aa t . =. » ' TY oe "oct! 17 a ) ‘ - : PLAN) hrew open the vestibule doo: : ee eaten. : Cocaniahaioms’ de: & nak taal structions to use scratch paper and save ex- Ladies’ Suits Men's my $ Hiis mother explains that Roia be-. ° (one Oj the Tre? dre A 9 ‘PV OLVO! ro ° = ‘ : “4 ‘ . . +. y Overlooking Forest Park nil dati: ee wa whee té epenbehe at She kee of ola! Se ONS ee pensive stationery. Te ode, wae, eee San ae and ordere t re , gal e t r ered Aebel to “come across. E 16°. end heals the inflamed membranes and effects. Al} the ee ; Popular-Priced Cafe \ebel removed the changer from. Everything inspired him—butter-{ kille the germ : ; ular materials; g Special Rates to the belt about his waist and hande-1 flies, dancing over flower beds. sun Of al! known drugs, creosote is recog: | Office Workers and School Children | mee yy — pe ttt $20. 00 pe it to the robbers. it contained $5 %«) i. ie ¢ + hi , lish 4 : ' nized by the medical fraternity as the will find these handy pads d great help ) nee" Dow i 9 Week latest mode Permanent Guesis *.| sets, all his childish joys and sor- greatest healing agensy for the treat ANNEX @ The robbers demanded “the rest”! rows, seemed to sing in his mind; -™ment of chronic cough and colds and in their work. Get a liberal supply and Ladies’ & Misses’ me Dron —#1.00 iss: and Aebe! took $26 from his pocket HOTEL ) . y FOREST 1570 FOREST 10680 . RAMEE S82 (+ and command expression Sanaa - eens ‘ ms ene. croutons, | take part of it home. | Q an ianded it ove, A ‘ ’ - ion -ont ns, | Adi r . reo 5 EE : 2 t 10, he studied in the conserv-! creosote, other healing elements which . 0 Ov “ai oy") Vou. — —_———= The motorman witnessed the’ rob- ’ _ soothe and heal the inflamed mem- | No Mail or Phone Orders resses ‘eed, heavy Overconts. atoire in a class of men of 20. but weandés. had chew the tetiatiad nad tn. (.0@ bery, but before he could ¢9 10; he went too fast for them. It was| flammation. while the creosote goes on Call at the Business Office of the ) Contee ree ees twill; em- books ‘nelved models; $21.50 15 S * " » le ‘ sie? : 1 . ’ . ‘ At Applied Fo Think of Th of | Aebel’g assistance the robbers hed! then that he began his oratorio * the stomach, is absorbed into the ] 7 fpeetal , | jumped from the car an ‘hy ' jlood, attacks the seat of the trouble | | pe a De n—8 ry s2t. | oo a be arte car and run eas - and destroys the germs tbat lead to == poy Down—$1.00 a Week s= nei : “g ° | Every dollar's worth of Diamonds, 3 ee ee Named on Calendar Committee. Consumption. : Watches and Jewelry offered in this By the Associated Press. Creomuilsion {is guaranteed satisfactory mee ea } . di 9 Coat G bardine _ auction is our REGULAR ME lowa Mayor Arrested in Stamp Case NEW Y ORK. Oct. 12.—Willis H in the treatment of chronic coughs and Twelfth and Olive Streets 6s 3 a 7 ANDISE. And you name ee ce - . coids, bronchia! asthma. catarrha! brow- | nate eal | By the Agsociated Press Booth, president of the Internationa! chitis and other forme of throat and | Piushes, velours, suedenes, etc.; iit rain oF fer a COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia., Oct. 12.— Chafnber of Commerce, has accepted | ‘ung diseases, and is ercelient for bulld- | — fur collars, some embroidered. ahine. - 4 : . { i ‘gt >i ' 1 ; = OR 4 $250,000 AUCTION mopneanee Zurmehlen, president of an appointment by. the League of — the system after colds or the | Choice of piatn tall Bove’ 1 pae 9 ieee Suite a ; Money -refunded if any cough or | ered or embroltd- _& wholesale tobacco house, was ar- Nations to serve as a member. of its cold, no matter of how long standing, is | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening | ered modela Overcohts, 85.9% to 81250— , ; liey + ‘ , Eiaay term. | rested here yesterday ‘ comn ew will ¢ . not relieved after taking according to $2.00 Down-—61,.00 a Week . REMOH JEWE RY co. : jay on a charge |special committee which will consid directions Ask your druggist Creo- | t - , ad Washi that he sold cigarettes without the |er resolutions relating to the new| muision Co., Atlanta. Ga. ' newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Y Credit Is Gocd With Us Have it Charged. §. W. Corner 6th a2 a ington State tax stamp. which is reuuired form of the calendar, the Interna- ' our . ‘ under the lowa law. He was released tional) ‘Fixed Calendar’ League ang | under $300 bond. . nounced today. | sa ; 1 3 Ee oo EA a OR OL EE AGE Pa a. COMPARY P " = rr" ; -_ ot os cal mas SUP bom yom ——— ae, o. > —: ” | | ie eta eS a So a RRA AMIE oA. ok See Re ee oP Oper mtn OY ! : 4 ’ 4” j : , aA fon Avena 9: 5 1 L te } , | , Tomorrow Is the Last Day! There is only one day left for you to procure your new Universal Gas Range or = : Combination Range at these special prices, terms and inducements. 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" fh | i 3 Evening () r lal E . : > ; . ’ ° . ‘ : from the makers, wm. iogers Son No Sin atin’ oe SQN ROE REMMPRII OTR Fm sn on RONSON ANEURIN Se GUIBERT Gem BL O0/L ons ies raat TURE AREER Cac GRATE I YARRA RECESS O I Ae RRM ea gam“ HEED yon” ee eo eam Re A mS a CS a Se sea NER, SA RN aT ha a ae UN ee CE ETS TENET ie” et Oe tablay. tia Ie ent -- rr ee ee ee ee” ee ee ee ~~ eS ~* ~ or ovet 7 * ee Ee lown stove and make vou a liberal al- tt if ‘avy it is to pay off 00 26 Piece Set ' TOReR-COw a } eenneg emus“ oth gexk , : ccount SILVE ‘ ‘- my ary Ly 3 ersg! (yas Range or (oni Ja! 4 yf /" ) ane ‘ t ° | —eaaneemenaanabenaed PLATP gwahce Ol ai. ' € a ‘ - wae ee : bination Range. Now 1s the time to get your ine | eto pay fo U This illuetration t« have been buying him, bring him to our store; we have ea Don’ t Miss This Oepaiaaiee new Range e Stock-Peterman House Furnishing Co- TAR CREDITCLOTHINGC a 1.00 vane a. ae ’ 0 7 Seik=! BOYS’ SUITS YOUR OLD STOVE TANEN IN EXIHANGE) : of our credit sys. will aren him double the weur at {3719.21.23 n. 14th st. St. Louis, Mo. 3719.21-23 n. 14th st. Ff. woakwonres 5 O Washington. V. . : | Some article about the home er office ne longer needed will bring that “extra meney” through a POST-DISPATCH Want Ad sale, ti . rs) $16 amounting t If your boy doesn't get enough wear out of the clothes you During this sale we will take in your wasteful shows how 5 & $0c STORE

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re enemies ree 24 —___stuous post-asrery _ may mee ocr _._ SELONS POSE OSARTEN af oInc apoleon McGraw May. Be a Great Leader, but He Was Unable to Outgeneral Three Home Runs i - ma Displa 4 cies - - = ~ OOOO ON More Fans Than Unreserved Seats Real leiien as ‘Casey Stengel Seo ed His Homer’ | cGraw Went Down, Eyes Front Mrs. all His R dal went For Third Game of Wcerld Series; Gian enleeanoeenen ae d Thumb on His Nose as Babe — raat bi =a _ Mile Speed Tr = Ruth Singles First Time ai Bat |jgeessaaneeis amen ; Sank the Ship, Broun Writes *™ *°m0 MORI ness Riel of Zo. Dip 3 Be es en en ee - Triple A Players pent oe oe A =e = ae Spee es on | Gets Bench Signals Crossed When McGraw Blows His © lsler end! Dire. Move Fast. were ee 3 | : al Organ and the Giants Proceed to Blow the Gime, m Semufinals. gium—For First dime spect Aided by Ruth’s and Ward’s Home Runs. POSTE ie eee Rif refaal Site oooh 56 oly pahlabaal he Ah ‘ Fata dito a ee eee . ™ ¥ 1 196 a while ER een a AT ee gn sg Sete ey ten > soa p-¥ » a (naan — 45) ey _ ODDS SHIFT AFTER TRY! MIDLAND VALLEY Coq CLUB, Oct. 12.—Miss Virgil _ Horsemen Now Concede nt Be Ey 3 eae RPS Seg dims | By Heywood Broun. ‘of Triple A and Mrs. R. 3 American Derby Star W By =. L. Mockler. GS eet RE en So sti, age ee oe ) jin NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Ruth is mighty and shall prevail. He did the same club will meet @agagy Have Hard Struggle. oat geome Ld gre! er as pirate ‘ hse ae MS ew a Ss ee a . p PS vesterday. Babe made two home runs, helped the Yankees win from jn the final match for the __ YANKEE STADIUM NEW YORK. et micht } » been on e * “* - gee ote ~ * my : | 4 ¢ igen i the Giants, 4 to 2, and thus evened uD the world’s series, with one game District Golf Association € 2m 7 B :' ~* +) } iio % ‘4 . 1 } : tis v al a Shc. eige or , ae * ae 5 ° “s : shi Dp over tne Midian rd Valley en: y e Daley. Ount Of the noeiiGday, oiuni : is ‘ ; , ee . % : | 7 de t Geor a ' . ; “ Si . * ee “ac Sus > It was the first game the Yankees won from the G iants since Oct. ea Bie , Z ma si ' f i Y ; t D ; ~s- 5 + ‘a . sa ; , ul i Va y ‘ Ss . ee) x oa ys. o.”* oe a : “ . ‘ a wr : mo — oa, : ae : , . . . . > 77 = ned TZ o interta iena world’s series of 192 © at NE AR ° ie aa 4 ee ¥ ews! latter, with one tie thrown in. Midiand Valley. 5 up ang _ meet Zev in tt € annual cham plons i} ae ee Te og sa ee RE? : — RRS a: Victory came to the American ar h ha something selid hex Mrs. Kohn was 7 and 6 tf : for $105,000 on Ox . had his ; j . : | en. «yy : ee pet A . a ~ ae vs » ? > ; 7 : ! : > . “Sa i : . - - -— oe > rT _ ; vey we ge attendance reached th ee - - ae oe ee AE ae, ES : t League c ham pipns through a change is terrific swing. re ball star L. ®. Milliken of congue | real test at Helmont Park wy ’ ~ . , ow % ’ ’ he \1 ore : A . : ,is ? a q Po ~ rT , -— a a iss "FD, out 4 sé co q . UT the fir sé ° : . : ~ a aN AGA r =f os >” ite ast = ~e z es ; | Sn ; % ; : ‘ { Hay e QOD - pia Le. It A. § a2 3 OV fe + to send his sto j e seekers for unreserved a littie foul The next attempt ena lO SOE GR ea ae ; Be Re aS ne ’ hat terrible things were brand new ' Ie Fe | sq than ther® were seats ¢ ed in a fiy to rignt on wWhic! nt! ree o Bates ag | rem as 4 > z ae , | | . } in to happen to his meM' fieh | len flew f: s. Isle oi _— his price tumblin omg: The fans @Vid t] tTnouTcn: T)}2 42 i fF ‘ails : rt) i 7 ag nst [ne ~ > = id . ‘ts . se Ss eR ea > & . ie. : “s 3 > ; , . oe } >) yoann any place along the ‘ "h : last « on the - i » - ' are Si i A We ag He galloped a mile in 1.46 ¢.] kar pl LI ees a tiled ee ge . he . finial oe ae e would be plenty of time and right field bleachers. Another ounce | Rim ele Sgt. soon," it ee ee ae A ae | Se ee ‘ine from first to home ng t roof of the stan op, Mrs. Kohm, out ...5 6 se | pulled up 2 mile and @ furie thusands came after the unreservec of musc! uld have sent Int Ee on. Sg NN: > pees ee eS eee ee - . ees! NS mn order to prevent “decided t field at an altitus : i was - ' ft 1-84 2-5 The work was little - , geate oo eR SEED. cece Sta Stee” Seat : ; ee 12 . ; 2 ri y decide : , jer whethe > "yee . syfce. the its GOR cath gt RE ome pemaee eRe oe . ok Oe Se eee Par $6. 3: ining he wisely decic feet. We wonder whether new vase- Mrs. Mi liken woe Si Be ; Aes of sensational. It was the first ae Fa balls, conversing together in 14 er sie : fe a ; i ET ee Sol , ie ee $9) en oO EE Se: Se RO ee ee : ee : re St all th tan C ot 1 ; 7 a ed wo week: p@nted fans made a soli lumn onened the Yanks’ fourth with es RE Recent eee ee ae, Saas + Be x « ee yee art the stands camnot poss! ‘riginal package, ever remari:i: Mrs. Milliken’s play had been since he landed here two w ee t= et belitos é 1 ‘i a 7 7 ae 7 > P “ 7 : . : Pee J gy s oe aS P aR BD a ial OER Bat Be Gong MZ . = ell 4 = - ton” Te - a di ” ieee De 7 - we — y “ —" ae ip 4 “ apy ye an : . as : Ee . 7 ae _. Seal a a “¢) Z a "i # g \ s Te . a wi. ee . s ie» be cts ‘gs rit dy : s eh Sia, at Ss 1 , Tie oF : } r ; 1 A i Ayes Seo SS eilt Sree - , ; i : , Wt 3 PUREE, Te) Nata fe Sead? phe tee race, EM TA Q ue » . ‘ re ‘ Mice es . * f . oh ha " hoes Pah a . R ; : : . ‘ . i are , t . A — ee ee 7 4 2 eneas ee : eee ee ec te me we eee Bn? iClear eSE i ‘ ‘ » y APNE! IY het » , ewe ean cage oe , aa es * _—— o* ¥ a . mapa ‘ * ‘ ee ee ae ee oe %, a ee 5 a an i ots s oo " " pal ene’ Sty # vane my i QE EP elle GTN hon ei A Bo a Oe oN Peabo ane Be Ape y . ‘yen ree ty ‘ , a” { . : ‘ ee ee vs bad ” 7 aa! os ” Mee ee aaa cop ‘ ew ' ’ ir warnings. he . ert whe in . oth an un Woe —— , As or . . 7 . . , ™ : jot OA Baga? Sip dts , wes a SA ag. tty 33 1 ogy y ahd . ‘ fed . : . - . ; “ESE . : ae > 5 + and ie : ASS é oat ®, 7 ee . 4 ‘ : os a SA . 3 : , 3 * be * - : | — — eeenn es a : ‘Join Ruth and see the wor Fs of. the surprises of the tou nam | today. th : he had been aeke cee : 2g rs a “Alp ae Fae . PS os Be ae “¢ pt : | 3 oes on, 2 ‘saat ee ey hag performing McGraw Gives Snyder the Lowdow.2. in pr gph eh Be ters 8 with" s ; show bis speed and he shower eh Pa ot TRE Pe Fs ae ge eee oe J OI Sr ia CO” gga A 5b SORES. ri n k magic by consistently In the fifth Ruth was up 2: in|. wen % ai 2 _— : _ aeestonee io ee ce i as a eS NS ae : : ES ike, Rae SR a RRS "ical ts i hall out of the park and by this time McQuillan had «ft .° -” nd match with ease, lefent The time of the mile was not 7 s of the stand where e park ware and Jack Bentley - gp pt — of G Z He as time 3 : . , —_ = ; 2 hoamere and this hlin} as } did a good business Ther : core Ww . . : : : e i was Ruth's assistant an ito Nis if ; — 1-5. 38 69-5. "48 °-3-8,- 3: 008 art A> ase 42% -s : : . wet Be : Cor > ; i>? + : ? : } h n j : : awar TO n im x i} ; ; “ ub P i. : 4 bs m@re of the spirit amon; wi! eat sr ies : - 7 SO. ae. Meuse! the Giants a’so made — —. oo = 1:13 2-5, 1:36 3-5 and 1:40 2-; : 4 : . _ > les te" z Hiléreth himmeif. That faint | i on hara-bit bell J Who started a double play Football Nick . cure thie ex ta toa ae ; 8%) nointed Joe Simonieh of Be fle which st or a hard hit aa 1} the “2 ne ; _ er , if : : a On ootbai l te name c+ -- } i $e : . ie 2 ols oo iirec ‘ , 13) toy , : . mi | $ ; er of a2emiie Wo appeared a e pract ice It looked as lougaA . me Mas —_ - ee ‘ e} y Oot and simfrT Ae . ORL i+ Y th all o¢ _ ge ; "Tg ee face when Zev worked so we pete ia ' , | were gol to s if orks . : IE recent attempt to an - °F sterday | was magnificent. . | a nig ae Be ei ania. Goa ST sae ber jew 3 was largely a Yankee c: fe ee gees gp ™“ ot : 7S Seen rid s seri M*_! gee of a beatine he ree : ' ev furlong in 12 seconds Hild: ut ot five tans Were Gist : a ° ; - ee ae a: 7 a ~— —w —_ ™" ie ow 7. Y as. ' ; , rat a: Msray nvi i Wedne-eday night at *he aii face was a stud?r. and after it hi pers. ; vee str? ‘ . : | resuit t ire pein . Z ad i , ' ; . . dls ] t) ’ . non - , | v . - “fe aol hoor greeted the | eh glove rh Jones hit into a ne ee ae wating lecide the , aan. seeens srious. the ons ene Chicare Roth Convinces Heretics. th ae rps Bence Bam when 3 a over. hy oe Permendcous cueer & ont Si alin a aes : "ire SS iat ee ee se o Chir hee coe Page: Se ra Sion ts ~ ‘. tro” mein" shiny cated Sy the 1eeet ae _ prised. I knew he was a good t Yatkees as they trotted to their po a ae. ae 4 koe : ee in > change hold that the ‘ubs met he Amerigan ague Ere the sun has set on MeGraws; 7. ope — ee 7T - His looks tell me that and his ‘aor? ‘e o> rr? Ahei = . ws be adeDei' ; ‘oh t Ae) ~d . > . ee » } ed Lu’ j . ; ¢ . . . : > 4 v } . . 22 - 4 Nree:nirmn ntaovs words the » te . ie - Sie y ? sit o begin the game 9 aa reads sate Ker. uch originated ¢ White Sox in third game of th: sin. * Sail eel es as the sky ~° sin > ea - hovneh it never had gs - | ning of the derby; but I hardi . . i. . : > a as ‘ os P » . * 4 ™ 4% 2 5 , ' 2 3 n q . 3 ; ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ i. ’ "} sf “ - . —T . a . tnt i% terror an , — ; . . sa : | Z . 4 — is he ha - oi 4 ng. a L Giants, fouled off the thy sent si the wuniver- : n as 1 a ninth a - bie bem ff E ws upster the Giants, foul ‘ IN 4 INNINGS BEATS | by Mee Hendy, Ockiand 3 | sie om a adits: kon on n the hearts of all in-| gut aad a sabe-fame to bat with tWel non in the park jaa for the gold. thie morning. 14 two pitched al ANG men : aS i . its Zinai Sgeniri ere ae er ed ae ; sa , : — ee ' mana Unner on second : ry . . 2 ee ag ay ie Me ie "a seaia aS oe i le ion gon a . River.” ! In every respect the wo of I hei@flied to Bob Meuse row a AT 3-CUSHIONS y Ch \ ines is now generally taken ee eee : t Se ee er tev Seretion of pratem — pared favorably “with “ sed . t . — : eithe: Pa her (“vererc s — " ; — so] . courage worth -3 a : Steacel Grab final reund w 12 liv as a mt mr ‘lun ee _ oe en peme . bril! | a) i -_ eh ci hnny La’ On al ro : ".| mm a aii ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; a "epregwent th aww «(Cf thin ' a ~~ * Gicateec And so. at Srvderw« req at. ee — a Lew on W edn : i at 3 ricdlit nat eae! . : . > : : + ‘ ? — . an. ; . 2 2. _* : . ns — ee . i : © ney r etic a matt - xr ~ship forn in lefeating ern led tc : ie na ; ime Bes ~é ; Bergh ; ,. sini ia erked -™ oe imamate ey did pitch to Ruth and 2e | morn ng. he fractional] times ing. wiaen a ri LD. se 2 fau in hoth at -roc ~ ; : 2. wel a . RS, = ‘ there : : bea! : he : ' — ee :, : . ell : . 3 6, — Phar _ Arove the hall deen tnto ff * ) : a.moet exactly the same. Sremncer. giving frie! Lite. ris evenin matches in National Hee : tangs Pe te sen] ; fe a : hives aap : liedt alia a¢ ' blowing 1 - - iant es ter: so deep that Carer Stenmain One trainer remarked: rade an easy fly to Wi OUNS | Three-Cushion Billiard League tou: LIE SS EE OORT The group favoring the trad Vitae ee, pica ye ite | WAS puzzled. for ¢} a signa] he / feel the het breath of the Ei , Work stands up os cur beads wag booed when he came up to bat.' nament at t? — oT es eid. “Be oe apo. Celie: wegen , ie ae: , ; . pesto es adbrcigiinn . cba, sete : rt ad mever learned. ae ‘tec on his back as the ; | er three Gays ago !t looked Hii aera ai de Mates ieee 2 em weer 4 stOl-. maery pal have iternate t ween good . ve a , [ } | 3 j = , , HIT? : x tis . : : ns ~ sles _ | ) os down and he carcht tt. If « at : race. Now it looks ike a Waa in yesterday's here | nae tea as ne i fo — ke ee ee | : eee: ef = s ys f.4 +o ™ nail. sheue a —? ut } eit -- | had been just a shade to the & | Struggle from start to fintsn” - at , 4 - ae " : ee! i ; au ome mt ’ m -. ‘T+ =, : ' , : ; ‘ ‘ +e ai ; D y . > : , $ aimos ‘ eee ) ri . 7 —_ ‘ wo.ad have been a third ; , Pan re ims =. l ] ‘ 7 geet sees : ~ * aan : . i back of secor tid as 2 . fe gid tape and entered the final for ; : i: as any a 1ha4 0 7 aialier. . i tj 14 Maybe he means | itech for Ruth. As it was, the @ al | potuting gallop »by Papyrus on ning nN stA @ Se@conea MD Aha t24 in . , Ltez T2¢ e| mG -s Lo) 1) x } bin >» ~~ _ th : h: -_ vreat Aawv with two home ut ; day od4as against hirm were q lingf drive. . | t} ening Same i ey e title.” wv sarrett > i I ; : * » Sr vde } h looked to - terrifie leng fly and twe ‘ses . at 18 te $ and even 3 to 1. r the Yankees, commited ayton pia) . billiards itil de EERO, here ft a! he Mar bt 22 OO wer , : oe aie wie Dench ain just te : balls — : suddenly at the ~ Ja: theeerror of drivin he ball adh oie ihe even.n EEENG OF Olas 10 ——- Pah be : . os withoaueh no ieee | z ? cae a ee arn — ' — _ a raw. intend no signa! Neither pass was inten iL re | track, yester@ay afternoon. Ni vickB ity of Frisch ae efTs eT e@] innin “ i te a | } hf) . a ee . ‘ = : : . : | 7 ‘ nts es : 4 : ' 1 “ : ise rid ce ‘ ' 4 I rRe! } ; hs nose. That thar Vct>raw should ve BA seermed willing ts offer better thi - and rh im , first r iy avte 4 7 tts behind J * 2) os JO . . ‘ | . ' at i i! ‘ : is 3° . ; . a | i | se ee as fn om | Wag made at £ to 1. — aunnesed to cet either. Bancroft takince ; pectacula ; and 4 ; a ee nn. 28 S16 e **"” ag ain ap aaalg, ittle Napolean eri “Lay on. Macduff” ink me Basil Jarvis does not train b&b of Bis grounder: th : ven ICC eSSIV nnings aA total of spite dh | ae EN rT a..001! wil Batted 7 Strunk i: nth 77 iE me pis oe ys eae ‘ a to h‘p, Master Gunner, Pe caed =: watch. Methods here and in a - iis , | ' aie oh Inter lay centered ; he know romorrow : — a &. n : : — ane 2 t thre ft: ‘wain,” and “Till figmt t ¥ lan4@ are entirely different. .ts axreat ov ation 2% ; nonded with a ' | - Inn ' | « weg ’ / » : | a ’ "% al : +h rm $454 ! } me Bin | 2 : t 1 | ight h Th tne if 1 times ae s " highiy meerented hewulel: all hag mat song Soper goon we 7 eae apa reg ai } n-Hage ntest bys ty ee eee ee te 00012 Bo oalTthoan me his S al —— Wes.9 VUt Bev John MeGraw e2ziso welt ' oo ’ called op Papyrus to show his | & Wasted Slow, Irish Meusel taki: aaa os i ae ca, SE RNS EE ec hamnpion } A rE nei am. Statz es of | | i Snyder ent ‘-ort ang bis thom eee , = 9 | to hear what those who did BKréfher Rob's : fw near the ui - iA ] TT a t 2 oy . “oi : l¢ me. 2 : , ee . x mr Ths ~ oak ‘s -H : : n “ee | _ - 7 watches had to «ar ard show: tel “oot oa : ; p . ea a —T ' - = : | i> me ' It) ’ , 1a ‘ raITyY) | ; “harle —— on ——— Me ithe | : oy : : : : a a satisfaction when advised tha @miy three Giants faced Jon: ee — | yatta cs “hap allman entrop of Little Reck. A ee ee ee ee. 3 | | i nem =a speed and evenness the work thd sec: na fob Mae . vens © hy Bor’ . ti iis ‘ ve caine clmaaiuacane eated ai : 4 - a ie Z: - = : —- — Peat sh pared in every way with that s . i a | ris ta run of four sicetnienn tektites i Ao Sg = — ' eee 2 ton. 2: br ize. } fit 1¢1 re ee by Zev. fib: Tete oe Sieuney Sy taRing hi une: al Diaenesetn tome sheets : pea weg Be ae Bowes! Tage. 10 in 8 none out be off Fue n the Rie B and let’« = if Teati the Man Whose Collar Does | — in discussing the “gallop.” a fivedo left itt had a sh i oe aces SR Racing ane The bout, was furtoush sain. “nes, Wit pitch—Thurton” Winning if We cf t make him break hi Not Fi—J Want to See You a glish trainers refer to # etift Hehe | = 7 he said: pee Mares SM TSS REI Beta are a Eee: ar peeahys easel ser ph gaela- asain tert fj 2 ; : (ate tn RRR gree Leap 9 ome epee, ican Ee ar Ceara egies sed A, Ad com ee he . ; Pear) barre sean hc 4D it igs ES ae. 8 RIT ene ayiegens Nanna to vi aii daipiine 4 ‘ 4 * Wi nF er et sé , nie 3 af P bess 4 f d 7 ce ee ‘Kin 4¢ re 4 x iS abba. OR wor: tas 6 Se a Se PES lhe Sa UVAS cia Gabeela wk ab, eh bo annie Oe ae a ~ >} (Base / So a ie i oe Sry ah PEPE ‘ Pe ge ot MORI 2% a a cet, > ’ : .. > . . S ‘ ° : ar ea ‘ 2 , = 1 peneundaunsulasenensdnesvpanaiiginanined arctan neni + : ‘ : a surprised at the speed of my —heal® of t second was wooden n en, _— + : . by. . wt a SS eee h BIG S a | He had to have speed to do wi ire! : 1 of nourishment. AMES PLAYERS WEAR ': Stage Star, 92 (Rot 9 MOR. SOF, RE OS t e tore a , @id in the Derby. tn moving © ity ard popp : L:1 >. Tes : Se 50. Riggins 96 a ie p il fron outside posit Sc. Schang waieed MOURNING BAND ON ARM =o Duncon, Just Me ai a WITH Bee ptr o AMES Ia . LS MISH sees she tyinek aiea$ Ng (et tres Pa ¥ eaalu # ? Senha iia aie ata a neers the t They must bave = ; Simon a'se Ta CLOTHING COMPANY i... €é ‘a age y Mme to gallop him as Soom as . - ‘ - a. ; 7 - SiO OLIVE ST. S Tr. LOvuIsS _ : , ee . % as = 3 we ’ FILLED ® LED ee. ae , b | eff the steamer. Tm not wei ne 8. Oe a ENTRAN‘ CES ee. ¥ sbeut his speed. The race is a ‘ : mile and a halt.” ; : . >a fF after his usual cantering and. aa | es he a 603 605 | ng exercise acted an well tha S — : - | vis decided to try Ris speed, 0 Ht | Fy . ——_ . : a | PGrticularty ag the track had 2 q ms ° = | freshly harrowed. et Ns Pe * 7 Ine St. 4 Papyrus was stripped and ein snay . a "a » beared on the track for the : ng out Witt . 7 | sian TAKE ADVANTAGE e\\ “2 time without the Kidney Frise h (.efs Pirse rt — ate ; . \ ee 2 _ Which aimnost all English | Graw cro Ton when * = , | ; Bhan of This Opportunity . ; | are alwars equipped. i . : : Card. 110 Poitier 3 to ¥ 6 to 5. 1 . | == : sees Zz plained this by saying that Major Leaguers Play Stars. 2 : agg = ong Special Feature * : if al DOORS ae : the cold winds are ik Double-Breasted | FROM CORNER — | “tle up” a horse within five pet dene Carew. 1 woken |. ruts Mars tt Stare Fark, oe 2 <= | Tan Gabardine @& when Wi mine rons FA collision Manus. Ands’ Hugh. 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Runs rs. Kohn Mees. iss Pep in Golf inal Tomorrow ple A Players Eliminate Mrs Isler and Mrs. Milliken in Semufinals. VALLEY COUNTRY Miss Virginia Pep J. Kohn of tomorrow Women’s n champion- r 1 Valley course. oth wo! ifina] matches ompar: tive y fashion, Migs »h defeatine Mr: ] J. Isler of land Vali and 4, While ' Kohn as and 6 fron Mre. R. Millike: he cards Pep Leet ir the 046—45 Isler kK oha out . Milliken n fre. Milli} he surprises had been one oy tournament avalified Monday with a 108. On Tuesday she round match with ease, defeat. Mrs. T. P. Bates of Glen Echo 45. Then she surprised by de. ting Miss Lucy Terry of the untry Club in a second rouna atch We rr che ain sur ery when che ' riiliant oii victory over Sam ‘onant of the *y > « ana score won her inesday. = SEE M:chel’ meats Simonich. 12— oute Mont. bout here of ne Simonton Sailor Fried- was to have as confined to the ef- received here the hands of whom have Deen from had passed is manager before. is saving: ‘Pitch to if he hammers every park into the North firnb : - ee ee ee al eg RE ee IRE sitll : #-: 5 , hed . 7 Incidentally,-We See Where Harry Wills Knocked Out a 1 Homer in the Second Round OOP La | “SHOULD HAVE HAD 3 HOMERS, = SAYS BAMBINO Ruth “million-dollar PO\—P On LOL 1 was much in evidence in the Yankee clubhouse after the battle afternoon. The Mile Speed Trial British Rival of Zev Dispels Ali > .:.. au. wil otnhahie the | Doubt as to His Ability ha ppiesi great world of ours. to Move Fast. “I should have had another ‘ home-run in that ninth inning on ) ' that drive I sent to Stengel. [I ‘ should have pulled the ball a lit- « tle, like I did in the fourth and fifth innings, and it would have saiied into the right-field stand. Instead of pulling my drive, I put every ounce of power behind it, — moe was a stud: and atter it was MUNICIPAL HORSESHOE ce es Te ot CS TO TRY FOR CITY one prised. I knew he was a goo04 horse His looks tell me that and his win- ning of the derby: but I hardiv ex- | Seventeen o/ ie lead such speed on top of what’ pitchers of the Mnrnictnal he has been doin The: have entered the individua) pitching tourr ament to he day at the Fairerou for the gold, this morning.” Nh every respect the rk o y- . ea Oe; ° ; tné ei ao Sag 4 and be concluded an Sunday. Oct. 21. i compare avoravbivy Ww ne . , . mpear voras wi t The tournament, which will be for the individual city championship, willi Prilliant work of Zewon Wednesday be conducted under the auenices of morning. The fractiona] times were .’ Oo = ~ sa he . . ; Aimost exactly t the Municipal Athletic Association One trainer remarked “That | All games will] be of £0 points instead work stands us on our heads Two Tf 2h or three days ago it looked like no Fach player wil] niay one race. Now it looks like a bitter game with each of the other entries. struggle from start to finish.” total ~ames won and lost to decide After what many called a @isap- the winner pointing gallop br pyrus on Tues- An entry fee of $1 will he charred Cay odds against were quoted each plaver. the proceeds to be used at 18 to 5 and even 3 to 1 They to furnish prizes for the three high- suddeniy at the Jamaica | @8t players v afternoon Nobodi Entries can be +) ee. ee ~ a seemed willing to offer better than rounds as late as 9 a. m. Sunday. 9 to 5, although one small wager “r Can be sent to Gus T.. Klemme, was made at 2 to i president of the Municipal Horseshoe -i¢ nm} ? . ry*s - ’ Pes \Aiea " Basi] Jarvis does not train A sconggenocig pes. Soe Maiding,. or watch. Methods here and in Eng- = Jueisconrg ag, 8. land are entirely different Hie was ne piayers wno and ; A , . teams they | eT ‘oc gf + - re highly interested, however, after he —'© ‘°#m®s © will represent are: C. . ' , Gross, F. Kamp, O. Dunbar, S. Dun- called on Papvrus to show his speed 7 eC 4 « utl wap oe s 2 , bar, and ¢ catnke, of the Outhwest to hear what those who did hold Nash Ww - vu ki > Praag , « —_—- ' — | . Vii, scnroer cn Reilly and Ad watches had to sav and showed his . : “ . : satisfaction when advised that fo: — 2 - . Bu Browns, H , Smith J Shephard and J. Cleveland speed and evenness the Work com- , — , : i {The rro { ?writmsuge ve pared in every wa) with that shown re — =; , Uri ge and ——— : ppir f the Marcus Avenue — ‘ nad “a + J Raymond and I. In discussing “the “gall as En- , list rk Gardeners, and H Gueh trainers he said: tied, > & av second the Orloles hit‘ at is reeled off furlong aft- ding horsethoe pected Learue norseshoe neld Sune nés at 9 a m tae sent him >| Same. oO-pnoint Pa him track, yesterday made at the Fair- by the have entered eter refer to a stit Or K. sf , npiageagie? uae , . “ emrre. of the \ - Papyrus «Stet Trained For iets a cc gael EAST ST. LOUIS HIGH He had to have speed to ao what he PLAYS DAYTON ELEVEN did in the Derby ever to The East St. Louls fron mn outside position at football Lean ‘They must have expected = Simpsor former im as BOON as Re B lL Washington "nive the speed High Schoo! BE he and pias In worrying Ste Hig School at Davton Sa his speed. Th race Is at @ rda This will be East St. Louis mile and a half.” third game The team hae Papyrus e) Western M. A. and track levens., after | moving coached bh Wisconein ‘sity, will played was treusht out co the one of before & o'clock, and ' unty ¢ Ss usual cantering and waik- ine hainder of the N® exercise acted so well that Jar- vis decided to trv his speed, more particularly as the t had been 'reshiy harrowed. Papyrus was str ipped and ap PeATed on the track for the § first me without the kidney blanket With which almost —s sh Horses are alwa, equipped arwgis €>.- plained this by saying that in Et Kiang the cold winds are likely t0/! Enecta! the “tle UD a to Tey the shortly | s ached- ic ag follows: Oct. 29, Louis: Oct. Nov 3, l@an or the vear lorville at East St ast Louis East St. Louts: ie at Littie d at Fagt Bt. wood of Chic ra ts Loui ago , ae Stribling t to Dex McGowan. Post-Dispatc! ree within five 7 stiff work and tive KNONVILL Tent Oc minutes after a ; today that bi@nket is used ag a preventa he avyweight “As a matter of afct” Jarvis added meet ; une Stribling of Papyrus was tied up a we before Ga., here on . 23 "oe n@ Derby and caused ine some worry.” a aS @ny? Wo? uld Macon, the light ip of the ‘“2OW @n, favyvvwelgnt HakMmMpions RIGINALLY develo meet the demands of what was thought to be a‘limited few, Kmanelo quality and individu- ality has 6 read with amazi rapidity. ' oday it is acknow edged by all tu be “The Mest Favored Fine Cigar” KMANELO Made in 17 sizes, 10¢—2 for 25e— 15e— and 3 fer 50c. Smoke one to-dav. MOSS & LOWENHALPT CIGAR CO. ST. LOL is. MO. | [Mrect Importers of all the Famous Old Cuban Brands. bigt ¢| ' Lone T Bluee | Fe ee ie a i a a Billiken Defense Yanks Is Said to of Win, 4-2, Against Aerial | Freshmen, Using Forward fas | The Make Large Gains Against Judging from cas! Satace of Billikens to Squad Pa rk ° the The tics e { fo whic piay. White Savage, , atte The “oiled elev varsity by forwa seemad air the squa to jar Sav nus aff, dition to over Tllinois Cnollerve tomorrow. | fa ‘a farn ‘which engaged the Arka Ce. roe, ic’ ch make it advisable for them to ain out and their Krug three abi thei ‘ ee very to ft wee T man with inv. iS > su! ¢ IOWA GRID PROSPECTS IMPAIRED BY INJURY TICKET APPLICATIONS age realizes that this rt to bring back the drive and | push which was so much in evidence! ngainst the Arkansas Aevies. watchers of the Bill inclined to attribute the present con- emall hurts which PDP Sealed eda eed PB BOPP es wtlovivhiiecert But Judge Landis Has Ordered A Inquiry, Rin Lardner Writ t Writes. Game Will Be Went Over Inning by Inning by Umpires and Official Scorers to See if It Is Legal— Pennock, By Frank Gaffney. Who Rides to Hounds, Bluffed the Giants. the flood of sar-| 0 n dished out by Head Coach Dan Attact -Is Weak Varsity Squad. By Ring W. poeta (Copyright. as | POLO GROUNDS, New York, Oct. 12-—This article may sound ae : kind of embarrassed as I wrote it in the press box and they was a large le ayers rY 7 : se 1a “ pce elites te crowd of beauty lovers standing in front of the screen giving we news- eppery coach Wants them to be. | " : litle mentor used sandpaper tac. | P@Per boys a long and admiring look and this in spite of the fact that throughout the afternoon in his, 4 little ways off was seated two other movie queepe, Geo. Ade and ris to correct the rouvghness' Thomas Meighan. But will try and forget myself long enough to tell n eons wh este in soa the fans that the score is said to of been 4 to 2 in favor of the Yankees Ime ¢ er time the 6 seantlea oe wi a eae though it seems improbable that Judge L——-s has called a meeting Rademacher and Finnegan of the umpires and official scorers to go over the game inning by inning mpted to rectify and see if it was legal. Billiken ‘machine is not well They’s a man in our crow:l of Yesterday the Freshman | admirers that says this is not the en made large gains against the’ first time the Yankees ever win means of well executed | from the Giants but he has got a at Paige oi bien a ed at through from a mental standpoint. ra meh pe a gt tan despite | The thing that probably beat the “| roe ge “sy ripest The} Giants yesterday if the report is “ eeertie e a eo le stale and | true that they was beat, was the ee aged workouts. terror struck in their hearts by is a danger- this man Pennock. Before tie world champions bat against a pitcher who they have never facea, ® Mr. McGraw makes them go to the Poems ' the St. Louis University and White Sportsman's. the RPlue yesterday at are far Meuse! hit into a double play. By the time the next inning started the Gtant hurler’s control was so good that he hit Ward's bat right in the middle. He done the same thing to the Babe’s big bludgeon in the fourth. If anybody had been riding on the ball Babe hit they could of got right on the ele- vated without climbing the stairs. Before this round was over word was sent to McQuillan from the clubhouse saying that his tub was ready. The Yankees was leading by three runs at the end of the fifth and the game began to look like a even bet with the Giants a slight favorite. More About the Lady Fan. Along about this time it was an- nounced that Mrs. Caroline Dor- sey, the Traverse City, Mich., fan was still in her seat at the Yankee Stadium, thinking the game was being played there. It is thought that standing in line so long has infected fhe lady’s mind which wasn't so good to start with. It is even whispered that her ambi- tion is to become a pinch base runner for the Yankees, rd passes. condition and is bending every | tken practice are} library and look up all the books that bears on the subject. Well they learned that Pennock is a man who has a country estate in Kenneth Square, Pennsylvania, and when he aint pitching. he rides to hounds. Cosy Dolan Was Right. “What does it mean,” asked Stengel, “when it says a rides to hounds” ‘All it means,” replied Cosy Dolan, “is that you aint going to of the contest and tO hi against-him.” Missouri U. game A great many of the G Piaved a brilliant after witnessing Pennock’s ex as aaa ae has made up their mind to After the game the writer visited a eae 3 nter riding to hounds the rival club houses to interview a WR ee gone no matter what it is. wit Bay in the rival managers. : Bien ae this connection that Great eck Mr. Huggins,” ary hasgheen working in the is a great place for riding to cass Uae T te; ee nragers. but his elbow is stil] hounds and practally every time game?” ‘age where it must be favored | I ge cut in my costly motor 'ikely to J run But it that Mr. 1 T ee PiV a. ms | ' over a couple of them. had left the club. house. the Jlilinois game Mr. McGraw. acciotti and Hiei are {cG overconfidence of victory! Changes in Lineup. that the St.; team which will, Ait. | that nsas Agries.; Casey injured) man ic verv prohable Tnive rsityv the IJ nt in linoig eleven wil be many resnects from al niavers are on the iffering from minor iniuries. . f . + YD i (>] ha iants eran who hibi- le ag Te ek is ‘ ast W tion epend the wi case of “Charles quire rest if he is to T sald, “have about the seens Huggins Savage is So had f oarh him mm hath Last vear I predicted that |Mathewson Sin gs a eer ee + ee: ee AndHerb Pennock Pitcher and Third Baseman Co- stars With Ruth, “Big Six” Writes. By Christy Mathewson. (Copyright, 1923.) NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—I under- stand that the fans like to see Babe | Ruth hit. If that is the case the crowd at the Polo Grounds yesterday had nothing to kick about when the Babe gave two of them a ride into the right field stands. Those two runs were the counters the Yanks needed to square the series and as it stands now the series is a three out of five test inétead of the four out of seven affair it was Wednes- day. Looking at yesterday’s game cas- ually might cause you to believe that Ruth was the whole story, but a little closer examination reveals that Pennock and Dugan ought to have their names up in electric lights if we want to pick out all the stellar performers. Pennock had that slow bal! of his under wonderful control yesterday and he slow-balled the Giants right out of any chance thev had to put the second game in their winning eolumn. It looked bad for the Yan- kee southpaw in the sixth, when Groh, Frisch and Young singled in succession. But Pennock pulled himself out of the hole nicely when he fed Cunningham a slow one and forced Bill to hit into a double play that retired the side. I looked for a tvpical Giant rally in that inning when they got three hits in a row, hut Pennock stopped one of the hardest fighting teame in the world with a great slow ball and he de- served credit. Joe Dugan played of the flashiest defensive games at third I have ever seen in a world’s series, | His fast pick-up and throw on Me- ‘Quillan’s bunt in the third was a good play and his play ons Kelly's slow bounder in the ninth was a great one. A bunt is always easier to figure than a slow hit, because the infielder can see the batter shorten his grip to make the bunt and come in fast for the bunt. Kelly, jhowever, tried to play one Wills Knocks Out Praises of “iu ; / into that ball | j}in the ninth and Dugan had to race | |all the way in to make the pickup. | Smith in Round 2 * Boxer Who Lasted Ten Rounds With Firpo Not Match for Dempsey Challenger. Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Harry | Wills, negro challenger for Jack Dempsey’s crown, knocked out Ho- mer Smith of Kalamazoo after two minutes and six seconds of fighting in the second round of a scheduled 10-round bout at the Queensboro stadium, Long Island City, last night. Smith's performance was that of a young man very much rattied. He made only a feeble attempt to fight off the negro terror. Smith went to the floor five times in the first round and he went out for good after hitting the canvas three times in the second round. Wills never had an easier victory. He seemed to be in eplendid condi- tion, but Smith went away so quickly that Wills’ true form was not shown. ——e — - es nee a ee He had to handie the ball cleanly and throw it without a moment's hesitation. He did all these things perfectly and so stamped himeelf as one of the real stares of the game. Open Saturday Until 9 Pr. Me We Match Your Coats Vest MATCH THAT FALL SUIT NOW See the Largest Stock of S@.99 ODD PANTS in St. Louis @ Bi yp “BEWARE OF IMITATORS" The Pants Store Co. 113—PINE ST.—713 MAIL ORDERS FILLED : | j — ee ee ee ee | WORLD SERIES RESUL TO BE ANNOUNCED SOCCER LEAGUE Results@f the world’s series game between the New York Giants’ Yankees will be announced te« rons of the St. Louts Soccer % double-header at High School Field Grand treaties. and Laclede avenwe next Sunday afternoon. The basebal game in New York will start at © o'clock (St. Louis time) and sh be completed about the time o finish of the first soccer game tween the Scullins and Ben Mi Arrangements have been made tc the results of the baseball game rect from New York and this tnfor~ mation will be imparted to the sqcce? fans. The second game of next Sunday's double-header will be between the Barrett-Hoovers and the Buicks, 35 %each 3 for 198 MARRROW GoLeams om 4 Babe Ruth waé going to be the the world serious and a g00d many people thought I meant the world serious which I was then writing about. They must of been crazy. Arthuh Robinson says that the Babe is now two up on Cy Wil- ynrohablv the entire season due; liams and Cy aint got no chance to he knee injurv he suffered last; catch up this season unlest he lc | can get some Shelby, Montana, wo new men appeared at Sports-| banker to arrange a city serious ‘’s Park vesterday for practice in Philadelphia. the Billikens. They are Mal-) Bluffed From the Start. star tackle of the 1921 ma- Well, when Mr. Pennock took e. and “Dutch’’ Harlow, former, hig turn in the Yankee batting lan star. | practice, indicating that he was going to pitch, Casey Stencels dogs was heard to give a iwvud bark of relief, knowing they would not be sent on another long trip as long as a left-hander was work- ing. The dogs was probably pulling for Pennock to last through tlhe game, but Casey was not. Thea official announcement that Herb was going to start caused quite # discussion on the Giant bench. Some of the boys wanted ‘9 x9 up to hat without their bats as the only Yankee left-hander they had ever faced before was Harry Harper, The experts who Arthur Nehf to mesite surprised when the well known organist never @ven warmed up. Bentley and McQuillan worked out and in McQuillan’s first inning it looked like the Yankees was the ones that might as well of left their bats on the bench, but after Hugh had throwed eight of the orps of clerks who work | wildest balls ever seen to Dugan from 7 o'clock wun and Ruth somebody pointed out on Su ndéays. ' the plate to him and he made Lining of iniured shoulders etay in tomorrows contest likely he limited > Greenan and Joe Schmitt, | linemen are taking care mav prevent r appearance. Frank Quan is of play for at least a month an4) hero of heefy ———— 0 ar TO REGULAR TACKLE he Po@-Thiaenpatc? Cis 34 20 Oct. 1\2.—lIowa severely {m- Paul Kra- ( tle on NHawkeye ho uStained a -ractured i rdav's game againet | ts are ie loss of the pee rad 4 " x College rasuski'’s leg i8 in a cast | to pia before nere No' 3 had picked was greatly KEEP STAFF AT WORK yet - TD ete HARBOR, Mic! e L. of Mich averages 1,00 in addition to the stu-/; ations for tickets for nade in person The lications are handled | he = igan Ath » & ' let- $30.00 and all day _— + Billie as PP ie: e ee wy = oa : Makes the Extra Pants FREE! = | \ Seconds of $2.00 L-very Suit Wy pay more than the price Dundee asks for handsome Qualities Regular knitted and flat knit- ted Union Suits; medium and light weights, white and ecru. iii - —_ —- ~—- —— -—- oe et - ae a ee > The Subway Store Sells for Cash Only No Subway Deliveries In the Subway 2" $35.00 Values $35.00 Suits $ | and Topcoats........... 23 | Union Suits, 1.45 and $2.50 Silks and Hosiery, 35c Seconds of 60c, 75c and $1 Qualities silk-mixed Hosiery in assorted colors. Fall Two-Trouser Suit *2 1 50 $40.00 Values Gabariteg Raincoats; special. .... * * * al ’ * 7 * . , colors. Included are new two and three button models—especially styled for this Fall — good wearing fabrics in worsteds, cassimeres and blue serges — rich Fall patterns in a great variety of stripes, checks, mix- tures and solids. $1950 Shirts, *1 . | $1.50, ee ae ualities Some imperfect—neckband and collar attached—-«tripes, whites and solid Oxfords, mercerized fabrics. printed and woven madras and fime count percales, cuaranteed-to-fit hand-tailored sarments? Why wear “ready- mades” when Dundee individ- ually capers clothes cost no more? Made-to-Order 4-Piece SUIT Topcoat or Overcoat “30 and Up We employ Union tailors ex- clusively, cut and tailor in our own St. Louis shops and our big direct-mill purchases en- able us to offer better woolens in exclusive patterns for less money. Extra Pants Free with every Suit. See These Woolens in Our Windows TAIHOREOD CLOTHES Z212N. 7 th—Next Door South of Childs’ | ! 5 a aL EP” RG AE AIOE PEO LOLS OES Hats, *2.85 $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 Qualities Smooth and scratch felts in de- sirable Fall colors and models. The majority are silk lined. Neckwear, 65c $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 ualiti Q ies Fine cut silks and siik-and- wools in dots, stripes and fig- ured designs—all perfect. No Mail Orders in the Subway Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth : eee ee en vem ee ee te a i ae Sl ta te De ee ME Ee ee ee ae i eet

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nen Laide oe ee eer lobe- Demecrat and the Times Combinet ——— ao The City Circulation of the D ee So RRR emt -— ~ —aamonesil en e - — a : Bs Ley re- DIAMONDS}? « ~ _— e 22 . be ~ , te fis to ge arounbe ee AT YOUR PRICE! ee a \. ¢ ORIGINAL Se aden teste bmerabaiige Seri worth. I've Goun, both, amaune ws | - oe . * hs : _ i aie Pie Rs + 2 os beeen Awl & Si eR aU aie : ty Ee ag, Hie On tees 5 ee be hoi SsbB sate t phe ee Bo Gib. Bh a aa . a weet paren. ” -n" r ¥ « eg ea " i et > * , ef ‘ . > ty 7 Ph ROS ae 2 ee rs Ns nap PER NBS Bo age oon ager ty an dates sh gala ants _* niece iadis ane I ee ete rnc + Ph WR OR eH ey My OS aera eMes wm ys » ” * Ee Ro ee es ae | $8-im. Leather and wean csi | | Other Leather Bags @p to a | >. Lousan, rot -Z aut, 4 m and Oklahoma Grass ‘ale from 10 4 Ww >. Leather Saftcase? -.-.- S756 =p. 2. ~ oe “5 " a a sf rhage REMOH JEWELRY CO Finest Brief Cases ---. $3.56 ap | Pg ae ie ee te * Lower—Sheep Marke ‘ ing fOr Airs$oi i “S tie est +. Se , $ © Cove 66 md Vastrye DUNN’S : - bet ks | 4 F Considered Stead Tears of STt-14-14 Freek™ +A Se Re Sie pee, ae Pes ETL OP Soo PR te shit ee —_—— ior commercial op- ighter-than-air of Cast HoH. B Louis beal- yems-«réay aft- ee nan: AP. 8 OM Ae Re a 5 pre % ) VR agy > tal E ae. eras, ee Boe ode Ae (ne RS igs Si tae. 6 : rete ra ey PR STs CP PR PM OR or te hoe OS ha “* 3 7 ae ORE ey ae et 8 Pigs # Tae m es ae ¥: Peers CPIM (re as ya ,H@re were it balloons e7*+ere7 : , ee aha , : Ay :. 4 : a ee : to tweak house Removal Sale offers a rare =. Leouls— ! bers down e ( eer eee EE trem 8 ‘peoweas - a 2 an ee Le ~~ Ps a) ta ate nd tor MA B\ PARAS Ge, Aes Me ined ee, a en, Ee eee ae “s a ee eee * ba Ars Pie eae ponent © se ae Rin Oa apne “oe “ Pr? pe eae ws Sit sb hee , oo : fe ‘ Se oe inst gy Oe tw ts NY gs he hai SE Si eo PS CRE OS BE ac sh cin Nae at 7 Poa: a. ee Pr Na" ee lle inp abil Naat NRE Cont ; + ue y % . byACae RMA, fy > ig a ee Repay ey SR eT : gett Aba Ass et é * er e mn e« ¥ . > sv wear % - Pa @ small down payment, balance im opportunity to secure your Furni- Site ob Hennings ot an waveunlly convenient monthly payments, is all that is necessary at the UNION. Sei ai tach dike: Seen aie 2 | iS i; ££ “* aes e ~ | fee By, ae ehors’ bs A ridiculously low price may attract , 3 | some men for a moment, for a day, per- haps for a season, but a yearning for the satisfactiton of 33 years of fine qual- be 4 3 -a ity —e them Sack to Schmitz & fee Se, —F eae - . ' ps ae ’ . , “9 Pe és a m - rimen? « y. These beaetifel { bit- Giene Pxtrasticn Ta- 2 actrat ° ( wer Ld Cs a ae se = 8 omirpcted of ayer — Tone , : ies a ‘ ; ; i Laie aa eS Fe, atured Sea urd ay—Se Amit: & Shr oder’s tahoe WB me Ay em eo -ar \ daft? te . . ‘te — el a | Set - b> 2S, a, Bb Ot alee ‘ VA p gh ® , ' ’ Sata. A tien Letra Neg iN EMA hy ana Reese * DERE Pt us Sica te a, GS ey irign RR wSeeRewm + A. Mg a ee rernewe a Tid ae Ts a af Sti to 3 a 1 = 4 € ore gs = broad om ° E, “ - wi" ‘ ; ‘ts ~ = oe De ri ee “ Z 4 ; " - Suits and Overcoats | : ; Bti é f 5 eA GN Seg Rs sec, AMMAN ni le, lec on BS es sin dee ie nee. Sed, Mag are sABY CARRIAGE CHIFFOROBE | the Ware tia : orreg +e tame a = aa ee (3 : * 4 7 ye Ee % x ———— >s° aS ve 4 a a kis ie Sel e % ; ~ : > > $ * _— : - . 4 : oe > : - . oe k € - s = . £. - . - . = ° 2 - - ae os o — £ : Pf ~— - _ — é 4 a > aed * --- : : . _—— . = = _ - *~ * % f a ? +. * . a. a g ™ . . - ? : er ei, iin . . $ = ? ‘ . - 2 - e 7 ‘ + o .* « 4 » se a i Ara mA er SR ge ag Ra Se Hegre “ue 7 4 ste MNT M5 Si o: 2e- Digna ert pert Me RS ro te BL oop ay wm 5 ae his SI” hal ™” ERG te _—? sy ae GOR 2 “A WF ‘ , Wi ee Ree wane bite ils Gals SF RAC aN er pve te) . 2 o, v _ % SN al ae toed dele on DET Are, oleate ee * poe * : ‘ py? 2) =F ag bow Men's collar-attached Shirts of mer- cerized popin and with either pila collar. Iz sizes from shades im ime tches, silk Smishes, shag- . : , ay fitted =e Gre 625 5 : -* ~ Ss | . 7 . v rm ,. - . ee Fr a | Fo > » . = , x - : Pe = . underwear 71 ~ £EK Carton Wool, “an : . - 3 _ . : Sila or Mortures in Two-piece and Union — -—~ se : suits for every member of the family. RUG SPECIALS PuLima OVERSTUFFED SUITE Give some consideration to your tS een eS yew etree we ty yew SSS eS lf you see it in a Schmitz & Shroder ad, it’s true 2s 7S . : | -? | ee ae ea = oS | 7 Southeast Corner Washington Avenue and Eighth Street. te al » <s ; r . ' i TR git be? Eo s ed ¥ ¥ o

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FRIDAY, OCTORER 12," 1999, re ; e ST. LOU% POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 12. 1923. -ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH — -- — - i sli » , ow —— HN MODERATE aniline idles ’ Livestock Elsewhere 1 | U.S. Visible Grain | MISSOURI CORN ROSPECTS St. Louis Reserve Bank. — Dome ee : ~ | eaten teint 4 ae ie FOR 197,508,000 BUSHELS «-2"Surtcmnsl & Oeste.» Marriage Licenses , DEATHS OE a a of Country Closed , CHICAGO. Ort so .¢f S D*partment of : Visible #upp v of wheat and corm %ift the ‘ gricvultwe.» — Hos« 2 o °f "4 OOv “nited States on Gates named ‘VOY ornitted: ce eect tn at a 4p xing eS ee as : BR ESOURCES——-Geo!ld and go'd certificates T mostly 106 higher, spots ° mere: bulk good : ‘ORN "YP e _ ; (iF oday, Columbus Da 4 ¢ om apes Me mere, va” = WHEAT. CORN. JEPPERSON CITY i2-—- - $4.388.000 oid setiien ad ( | Richard + A uf lee, 180 to 425 yound aver é c pt.? ' 2.-~Misseu ‘aah fae oment Sune. £, & chard HM. Garner-——Mildred Jones : ; | PRI Hit y $4.10 ‘ y fe 28 pouns © oe vv +. 6. Sept.28. Oct. 6. Sept. °9 wrt Boar4d. $2? 926.000. total wold held by wank, | Arthur Jonesa—telle WU ‘ Abernathy } iv = Pe we . . 4 , — ; better grades, 140 * Louis, ; = A? prosperts “are to 7 508.000 bushel €5- 30H Of io d ret) . Deiihe a. , aoe hE New ¥ ork Stock and o. DI north, $7.50@8, | wt A18 ' , : , . x ded 4 en an Octobe conditto ts vei, V 10. ijo'¢ we ; Federa) reserve Sar ©. ' ivreseen——Zalnie Miiler ‘ . yon dtmes ps e ; Cott BE , (Decking sows lerge'y $6.90:907.10. desicabie Tae. niet % vu 4 : n-| agent, $35.495.000: gold redemption fund,|\Marles Gregory Boer—-Anise (. Mahaney sum 52.90. vy te . . ong tton Uxcha nges q hicago | velehty slaughter pigs S68 73@7.00: heavs M nbeapolis .. 164 ] 3 dicate an average 3 vie) “3 * BR motes $3,156.000. total god reserves, | BAmoson Dewey Mei oy—— " ‘nited State « Pin p> SB | reserve caab $7 .328.000. Bills discounted:;Joum EF. Cook—Geergia Kohner BARON.O NEAL.-On Sundey, Oct Te (o)xianoma Ji«ids -} . . ee = ee BS yp eeignr er j 3: ;" ' i+et © i of = : me) why “4 | Becured by t Ss (,gvernmen obligations, Marner Masse—liesesie Shui tis 7 c aa , ale ‘ / rough. «| ' aricujty -- ; . ke nange. as well as some of the “at 7.80 ‘s 96.70@.. saughtier piss, ro} ‘ 4° 4 jo .¥ . : $°2.174.000; «@ other 48 °2°R8.000. billa Nathen Hevistein-——Annie Berur’ Bees Beron-0' Nea}, beloved wife . ; - 4 £ - . “ - ‘ -\ a 7 Apa! ' 150.000 last Gare ’ fe, : “Wag ~ ; J Pee et: — Ay ° ly 496 4 Lower—oneep Market other exchanges of the counirv a itecatate «Gili beintevataty act ‘ia. . ; | year’s which produced 175.: , hought in open market, $7000: total billie.) Wiliam J. Wend—Meis® Prack ae tin Hy dh Eo Bags 4715 Me- 0 : ee 4 ene , mature * ‘* in : \ mr ; a. onuer ois ene es, i Mort - - hieri——Anastasia Byrne af On Lerent yg * O« . i 1 - gt eer 3 and . ‘ ri : : ‘ . Ey» ‘3 “ees . - 3 Z f *¢ utheast "RPRL 5) G hy ' yf ths 4 "Tht ge Totes ; nal ure #s 000? . 00 , ‘ r ar . te (‘orne,, (oambers : “ , ‘eht-welehs wm-j 3 : , : % ao ei of! vas not etre, and i yehout SHie + eames LT IRR =! 5 wae Seid in. S5.018.-{ poeert &. ae ig-—~Marie Gare nt er od father-in-law o $1.75: home-grown ketfer wart Tih; etter nd upward to $6.50; ; BOSton. .. eecasiona!l fie! and would ; - surplue, $9.665.000 Tenosits: Cover J ' ios-—Mre. barah Whitten “andtath . E fh ; ACitGr | + oe i -| Poiladelphia ¥ : from 10 a 2 t tee vi r °; 50°? 000 an) .. | donn ' ‘\i——-Margarette Warnes | reawere er. LEMONS — Callfor on wna " , ooh weet te > .¢ baltimore 1 62 fh: pty > rie ll : “= ; ca * 1) OU ’ is bikie : —Bertha Jehnaon ' - ad nl . at ‘ ig CU ° sate “Tr ay. ‘ : . ‘ » "Pare - ——s° ; 4 ri 4 ! . ' 4 or r : box. Re OP SD eae per eet camer, BL Oh apd ble “bo: |New Orleans. 73% 1.0" igh tbat to the wecthade Gerdae peumtin tal deposits, $68.5! we , is MH. Gripm—Marthe Melts sy Runera! from residenee, Oh 636 6. a. ae J ra ’ f 4 yTolis Nar 7 ae a } ATloat— | plame rim 7) wuihe ‘ , : tue cireU.@tie@l Geferred ava’) jem ALIS rqauiila Cunait rue, ‘ =F - y : ; IMT, Flite x. 4 10u yy A J un all » % 14 u ly *S4 : } em ry Eos § ae a ripe: enhierg abiifi ‘ cram 4 $4) "69.000 @«@ oi he a oi’ | Sohn Seereuiina- etic Pa ermo ‘o St. Anthony ¢ hurch, —— to : Peter “ ’ ad ‘ , , 5 Pe mat ru i 4 i ee ; od " : ‘ “ ‘ ‘ 27 = i at tw . - ‘ »! " ‘ & % ; . rie ; ~ 7 , . . om! . » ae $3.50 © $5.50 abort T1800 > nae + $4.75 5 eal ;, Vanais a , ° & ’ O = t - v te! ny the ' : 91.568. 000; tele. iiayv es. $200 812 —— a rar din R eg oe and Pauls Cemetery, ease é } ; 24% - , = ; — feer ar lov aA bots teed. hint > 1.007 tyalvesten 1 0: : rinks J and % = one ' _{,ugtave UrTricnh---?) en: et ta ecner raps =o anion To: K elbertee, %$..50:;, wy. Bin pate wart lt ‘ ots o- | Lakes. | ker pair ¢] ad” seeker f tela! reserves io depos Ernet . Neubeuver, Kuliman. Ale —Mre., BLEER—Fintered into rest, Wetneséay, ‘'. QUINCES nae -—« ideation $3 ; iota we as ont c ei ’ a , not ole — ned oO ~ ae tae Seyney. foie - aa - , id. 923. et 1% oO. m™m te , ° oe yee =? ” asne's 3 te al panty .+' 4 . . ad ty Toia) . Vee eount : " 1 en compared with 49 per cen 7 ; : OVD. ca woos. o.-— Linde | ‘nee Mulligan) beloved ww) ™ 2 « e ’ i ritae “ s } : e ‘he toner . rie ifn } rb » | United &8 : aer ea beine he ' 4 Maemorandam—Contingen! liebil: ' hk irk wood Mo lee. : af ‘ o weak: hes! lew lambs and nati t, © Sevi. 79. 19° , use! ; purchased for foreign correspondents $1,-| Besiamin F Brooks——Jane (Colin. Festus, Funeral from residence 1233 Wi , on Liverpool Cottou / $13.79: k natives. $1° %.°5: good fed Wheat 526.000 62.92°.000 22 616.0008 ‘ 616.000 Mo. a i i Sptorday, Ort. 13. at 2:30 p m., le Be “ EP PAOT 1° aim rb = &, te matin : ry gq 5 Corn 54° 0 ° 05° 000 | 0.98627.000 and a ‘ms? g°! re bey j a betta —s 7 — 7oar Po Recke: ( Fallen i) } —— tml ie taine cemetery. he sen ee el OT " DOL Gut —T maAine is ' , a ’ Chats h15.00 a 5 re 097.0 seeced after Ot, , "i beg ti , - " ; 515.900 16.514.000 38 2 —~ Asthur Atkineon, Altoona. Ken——-Mre. (Mar- | SORMER , : a « . i i RITE ee DT 5 ! ee ae on eer | * ~ PEN. a a 2 aan Lae ae ioe eS, ee ee ree’. a ed i hcan, FS OS _ = — 8 EE na ce 2 ee ae eo ee ee ee eee nae se re vs pee aS bs 40 bares 1. Fiynea— Mra. Eligabeta T. Wer : We ee ee * .e & . i - « ’ an Be Sills rere ee tie Fe ye aig So ye TT ae = a —_—_—— — -- ena ice tk , Sant es wtee 4 cood middling. id rs . ren fee g learn b Kye oe 000 135.188.0000 ~7 295,000 acreage will be less than | ' ' Fins ial Ne ie - ’ Py . a ir 14 614 . z rs iis from $12.75 5 Barrie) & 000 8.°5°2.000 @ 176.000 ‘lle prenearetion for whet greed): , iInanc otes ad ¥ Roar! Sunens. = eroe i bsther M - - ; 4 G : A . | oy , ’ we As : j hor? : me aa 7 acstennsdtittiaiiisiiamnial eqeaniagienntnmstay tenga » ; "s. es : — idteng. 106964: good ordinar ee | minis cera from Benton t2 the southwest eho gh a ? e) lier, Cincinnati, © mer {nee Te). nar .1@8 Ga! , : aaatnets all aero _— mes > a H idea. | eo ei a . ° Ne yole in Pe fing F al PAtI, Mim Oct I? Ali offivere } Oberman. (hicego. Iii.-—Gertrude | grenésem and meohew. & year ; 3.206 Sales 6000 ha'es. tne : Produce E'sewhere ; : ees aM e aah’ ea A neering A . and directors of the Great Northern Reilwey ‘er. Chicago, Ti Funera) Drivers, aa Sat is . 4900 American Receiots. 5900 : HH Ges-— less 1 pound tare per hide . : ; Spel: ‘y ee sid ; ' were reelected af the annual stockholders | © Brody—-Eihe! Gtuler, Soringfieid. Tt). | from residence, 3° Cc w+ Rha A™@"iaan: futures closed i: ee sl eee eee ee eae t seited apy in. th : and o . . peeing here yemtercey. Joseph (Chapmenr ' Elite. Hann Da’ Meo.-——Anma M _ COLLINS tered rest, Thuredsr. giarted oft tA pre : 7 a as CHICAGO. Oct Oe ed ewe Wet Salted bos Be ; TAN ees Minneapolis Business men and fermer Danh Schumm Hean.ba’ Mo oe ‘6.314: Dec., 15:664. Jan. 15.404 . ae. , ¢ » a ‘hes oe ' ve . ae . er, end Fred |. Paetzoid were elecied to fi)! bo. "7 d:. May Jats ° Sep men | scanein ull a >} ! , - 48 a ee >. i ; ‘vacancies on the boerd ef directors 113.744: Oe: 1994) 13.344 : | vauné whiten, Uwlted States So: 1 S8@1.90 6S . " ,++ #80 1oNg other grain completed except in the | \ANCOCVER, British Osiumbla. Oct. 32 : _ eiianitthinas owt.: 1 1.25 ow ’ ee oy , @ | nort st, vere th ork 1 ed by wo lhe Canadian Pacife Railroad sunounced 4: St. Charles. wt inaso' ( a 4 hid Al, 2 alle, saltee «+... rain ’ m test a1. embergo ve the shipment of grain from Pei id ‘ hild A ; | Marge Winne Grain | | an ik 4 Ont neured hides , oss - gore of ne 29 107. Alberta to Vancouver until the jongshere- | *elpbe: Bee rBayas. SUS ~~ LATeRe WINNIPRG _ # “3 , bie Vo t v greced ROA Ne. 3 horse hides. pene and tall on $3.25 000 pushels Set Bs. Eat men's etrike situation clears. The strike situ- | Nadler, aisony, s | eee ot , v3. Maen ve Az pen. sa” tne $1 owt 1 Ly yy , $. era No. @. $26: _m.ue and aoe Barley —_ aie ation was unchanged today Jehn W Moody+—Bieanore Me ¢ ._ ™ Grand boulevard. to | Wheat—October 98% @SF%: ywember. | th. ket ked sandiand OM SARC wt. ing Mog hides, 10c-—siue end vis bal a7 per cent que'lits Bucks t eonditio: MOBILE. Als., 12 —The Gulf, Mo | Louis | cease’ was & mend HB Bc Der embe: 95% @P5%: M | Kouth ko cked early Obios, United | (85 per cent (irdicatine 1 bile & Northern jroad, operating from | cto 181, 2. aA RF $1.00 "s @1.008 9 pi n * , oat lMtietce ¥ Bi cet _- o-- a. re Mubile to Jackson Tenn... hes declared | : ‘On Thereday. Oct } ¥ | J Sa ‘Jas Jc ane KANEAS cy , Net 19 —_ * —— SHEEP PELTS AND GOAT sEkIN® Has yield iw better that last vea: excem firal a: jdend to siockholdere eince At Belleville ESCHENBERG v , 8 Nevember, S89G%c¢: December 41% May. itetter. Je highe 49 @ BO ekin m- | Sheep Pel’ Eech. W pelts. SB fig? imeotn’ Clover hey averages 1.20 tons per Dae been in operation, e@ccordin ; | 19238, et 9:30 so wm. Robert . mainiy, the rere : x . Se... , : p e—recnh Woo: pets oti e? « e on 598.000 act wr 777 000 : ment issued from the genera! offices here to *, , of & Routh Third street hei! . , foe Filax—Oci ober S$" lo mb ange! otartoes and rorlit? ist amb welts, 50c@S3125: drv stock. 2048 4e ’ me ACTOS. OF 44% tons. Al g° | Willard Meinkota—E4ith Crocker. O Fallon. ¢ weight oz os oo otal ~s en * ies eee ait pS i a heanged™ eer goOund for Meht and 17a@70c fo: “neavy, | ‘alfa hay averages 245 tons wer act day. following a mee'iing of the directors. | Oheries Gooding. Carborndsie—lIda Dennison. i of Ms nad F oO te i? > th “peewoes aise | 5S: Meo 2.14 s@ good «heal lings 15 @ 2c: ordinary not !°° 000 ecres. ©) 400.000 tone ; 1»; Fhe pag ae of per cent on preferred stock, | Mekends We : nee : ee ; Ter 45 ; oF ee . ’ ’ Cart endittor ' yabie No 2. 3 . kings in ¢é WINNIPEG. Or - ‘a0Bi ' i li = wanted bo ’ bn vo a ba : ee eee 4 Guetat, Jonneton ‘ ity—-I_eonore | coaemae ‘the late : stead, to; Whea Oct YER c C] ° , sata te : ~ Guat Skins-—No. 1 common et 40¢: Ne. 1) -. : inauenet nied ag oo none aa P chech, Pinckneyvilie é -grandéfether. : %e- Mev $1008 earings, Money, Silver }argore at 40c givved anaees at i0c. Biés| :: nade ace heavy and cram Growin’ ni Paris Market Irregular. Ww. — wipes St. Lauie— Elizabeth | “ae rl : . phe I Laat, Hae Be AR at 10v. gwiue at 4 ‘ . s ' me ‘ , , Jf} ay c: Dec Ro % ‘ a? ; ” Mae : in Re heast. hut noo in 50 PA Ris. Oct 172 ae mo.ed ths bag bd le. New Athens— Mabe! . > t of bits fo. t. A2 3823 +. er london Metal Market. gp Pe gprs ge gh gy Mange: | omen . et ages Y Sent team” S012 h—Matbiids Schaefer. Millstadt. }9. 8° %, po oe if ius ‘ounts. S27 Tt Ory . Or . Oct 12 ‘ Standard A'falifa seed TR oer cent on 4600 ina sp bo aa Centimes. Th oe? cent loan. 74) co Herons et talnasee New Ath | Seem: thence to Mount % . an ank fe A 18 uae * we ae orn. giine two bushel r gcre © 00 acres, france centimes. The dollar was quoted} Red ai ee 8 es 4 . o bank and banker on #18 , tT: 2 isieig per acre on a . s lay erpool Wheat « losing. LOd 000. making ¢ of $45 pag ot Spot Fiect mec——- . or 8000 buses at 16 franes 41% centimes. ens Centinued on Next Page. ' yy , pn e oO _ * . ; ” 2 ia ail 2 : : ‘ ws _- Ol. (Moverseed 0 re ren? ~ie ERPOt iL, O 1? —Coisin Wheai— | Debits fo Ort. 12 ” -. we © ©; 78 64: futures. (109 7s 6 ] i—Sipot. | nucmeia ner acre Dearedt an | No i sor nerTe Mer ito ‘a Os oo NO } 48a »bUuuasi acca ! » : oat rte ? i°*8é 10s futures 4%% LAs .— e #1l Oo 16 . . 7 Pastures RR ner cent cor Altlar food in : --——-@- ‘nence per ounce Jonev, 2% per cent. | Minneapolis Fiour Lower. ait the Btate except r-uthwest. east ens Cor " ‘ D'seconnt rates sion ilie 2 16-16@2 per Mint Chet 1? .. Fieur— wypie PO to ie gem ng © t 7 ar ‘ tndicatea br OUOciober report ef the Depart New Head of Manchester Bauhk. a ee a gar? vee = ty an sat Pg = My reer ore | . -iculeure comp a. ot Alfred J. Siegel. president of the Stages of the River las ear. eweet tates, a6 ver : p Ld. gar DOT , i Agricuitu ompare “with fina : . zg ) ers. Cet. onions vield 91 burhetls two years (000 om't-| Huttig Sash & Door o.. vesterdas Pittsburg, 6.6 feet, no change: Cin- cent of @ norms was elected president of the Man- | cinnati. 9.5 feet, a rise of .1 of a ) } > ] ; . * 13+ P , =. . 4 ; ’ re in making sirup ecneste! Bank. 4015 ( ho Uute@a i ave! ue. | foot’ L_ouisy ille g 6 fee . wu lise of Ae e, ve tre n bugs Rroon COTN averages to succeed the late Gustav Bischoff.| 1 of a foot: St. Louls, 10 feet. a 590 pounds per acre compared to 560 laa’ He was one of the organizers of the fa!! of 3 of a foot: Cairo, 13.5 feet,’ loners’ con@itions are favorable for farm bank and was vice president The a rise of 1 of a foot: Memphis. 8.1 Moisture is suficient _ —_, seed : , i. . - a Catton te onen'ng .ate ut wou oper bank was organized in 1902. It has | feet. a fail of .§ of a foot: Vicksburg, | atickiy with sunshine. Farm nrices are gen. “Orr ° ; a. & Deer . "t — f 4 y, " % ® g 4 rh. O g sa chndlisia: nceceaaPrir tate aha nine. snenedaliceaie ah ui Sieg. eee Ke Bay ena ; yieid « * rraesay 1+? , ‘ ' = - ~~ bene a ite y: Na r= ee r c. ~ 2 é Pigeee ee 2s . a Say : tc : a as! " ~ « 24 ne ‘ >: eS ye Ber Got A ee 2a 7 ye Pay ened et ‘eee Dia a" * at See ~ 4 iM , - o » 5 \ 1922, bo. 1621 1c) ¢ §2.50 to $2. eccording to lis of the offerings LES—Demand hve been ad in this Gepartmen* the curret?' receipts. embracing more than 1500 eee ee _—_ ~ > ET RRS EY Re TE Aye PANIED 8: apts ERE EE Dainer s8'OCh ‘SE QUOTATIONS S170) °9 > . r a “ a nee aK SH Os SES *. . * ¥ ’ - ae 4” i, co hae os ts ayaa. ~¥, * ; 2, aa Piet ke ae . ee ; oie . ‘ we an Fee ARLE pe Maen \ clog ethane a Meh et FN, eh vee £4, Bae Spey > ae Gad SEE EME ROME TE mules. sme —— ror" - Loney SE Pa, Se” ee Ys . Gs wee we fr rey ere ee > pis oot SOE aes Ot oS ay So a a a tS 7oRk — Creamery ex 47 ’ : . . : > Tees ioe a. Sic: seconds. S86c: Now that the coal strike is out of the way, temporarily at least, and the Miners Union $E—Per pon’; Nerthern twing at has obtained a ten per cent. raise in wages, comes the announcement that the four at 27sec: longhornsa at 88c; : brie at 2ic; prinis at a! railroad brotherhoods—engineers, firemen, c onductors and trainmen—are behind a move: NB AND SQUABS—Live pigconr. ment for increases in wages approximately e qual to the peak wages of 1920. It is but a At the International Air Races, recently held in St. Louis, sev- édoren: cormmon iive sauabs vival. éfo pet pouné. pas month ago that the ten-hour workmen in the employ of the United States Steel Corpora- eral new World’s Speed Records were established with the use Bante Ms 3 : lion were granted a straight ten per cen! increase in wages as part of the plan to elimin- of Shell. Gasoline—the official selection of the Air Board. Shell | Bue; culls, turkeys, loc: éu: ale the twelve-hour dav. Gasoline is now available to St. Louis motorists at the following ud, BUc; culls, turkeys. loc: k Aurks. lsc: muecovwy éucks. 10c: ml ys Seen a yom these wage increases have been going on, the pupchening ee of the American dollar as amr § pared with the purchasing power of the same dollar in 1913 has been from 60 cents to 70 cents, accord- , . THES ng to government figures. At present. it is in the neighborhood of 65 cents. According to figures “er ‘ Shell Service Stations iled bv the National Industrial Conference Board, there were four reductions in wages throughout the R ound. ac- “mea, ; ; = ~padice a trol Corporation Roxana Petroleum Corpor ‘to sire and Oiitty) calle Seee nited States in the six months ending May 14th last and 544 increases. Since that date there have ee ee rao mat Si oe: BSB mein $2.98, babies. 3! been two reductions in wages and 523 increases. : VEGETABIES. There is a very illuminating news-article in THE LITERARY DIGEST this week which presents liv- Roxana Petroleum Corporation Roxana Petroleum Corporation FICHOKES—California, $350 te” ing conditions at the present time. You will also be interested.in these important news-features: Paim & Farrar Kingshighway & Arsenal Roxana Petroleum Corporation 15e io “vec per e e e os “Doing Something” For the Farmer Labor’s Own View of the Red “Borers” bedbsrsgnpy 520 ER BREAN $1.75 t T } ivelw ft} ; g | a1) - " : 4 beet REANS—Home-green. $ . [here will be lively times in Congress in han What labor unions think of the United Mine (Alec Shalt. Furness Of1 fee Meweiels waa b BAGE— Northern, $20 to $25 pe: dling the innumerable demands, remedies, and Workers’ report, as revealed in answers to a ques- ROT —New York sacked $2.50 per sng that are being advanced in behalf of the tionary sent by The Digest to the Labor Union li Al A : f armer. press in the United States. Shell Gaso ine sO vailable at : FLOW ER—Coloraéo erates. $1] te ° pre's. Sn! ss nemeer Broadcloth and Overalls in the Church é ; 3. me PO TEA CNBR: ORES 8 RNS (RR NRAIRNRR HM 65 8 A le OU ew: eh. AGP per , 1600 \. Jefferson Av. A 2 ay ——— r — . ; " ae re ae? > > fs 4 . , : : ree ee Nees iT Tee a * a ea et ee a We US 1 P , . 3 an "oe 4 uth - SMSF? Shab ae 4 - A at ake cas Y ee er a wy ; : ‘ y iso kA Oy se SUT ti a date SMG ge el ee eS Megs Bo a re WRC Dpy 2 a saeuctwks t cae 5 ee | ; 4 eh Gar: . m Lo rs BAGO ~ Sige Tes BS : 3 ais soem wet xf. > Ri renee ae MG 0" do, ae ¥ : a Pit = Eee cae arty be: & — . . ey - P 7 5 aly . uy ore "sy s bs apa ey f sue ‘ [_ : fs + Oe Se id P p. Me = be 43 i$ - ry me ‘i ; er ay 3 Sah 3 5! ee A A 3s Ae ~ ae we “4 4 re * f kei . ’ oe i! AR A ee Ly TS, are Le - ’ Po. Wo Wg inc gh Oe we Globe tailor mades. yer ‘ ‘Tlome croen @er- 7 : = ; i f ) r S hel O0c tap. ve [ mation SRM Ri 4 ben mn an |e & James F.. . ot hesee | mae lg Rend Te S—Home-erown. Dc per bushel i ~ wad 3 * Sten bunches bunched, us ; ae a ie a pat . aS 3 aa OM pounds Ne. 1. ™. Charlies ~ weet ‘ a 3 PRUITS Perce Ante Gupply Co. | ¥. L. Comfort & Ges, | 3 ati cad | John C. Dietrich. ; a \ unt y baskets. ‘ eagtee, SO weet of Busch’s Greve Kirkwood oA cme Eee ieee she be, 106 8 Oe ; ATOR PLARE—Ficti¢ - Bridgeton Garage. Bridgetes, » 2 ate , Florissant, Mo. Ballwin, Mo. wi. Clement, Ploriesatt, Me. Kaliwie Motor Co., Ballwin, Me. P A * veiops, §2 EMILY POST’S ETIQUETTE—“The Blue Book of Social Usage” ROXANA PETROL RPOR , complete book on socie! usages thai ever grew Selling 1.000 copies 2 week! 630 pager—meny illuetre- | nerodanes the covere.—Chicage Tribane. tions; $4.18, net. At every Bookstore is this city; oF Arcade Buliding—St. Louis, Mo. Refinery-—-Rexana, im. FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers, 354-360 Fourth Avenue, Mew York a oS ut tat ia +. } ; ge 3 ee Se Si, " | F - #8 ‘ es F 2 7 Se ee A> % wate 85 ie ss ; ape tin K

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Bo line _S¥.; reward, enna | TIRE—Lost ; stoe eine 8535 oily; Schubert. 57 “Geena She. . per - Agete— uppies t em al DEA THS — | } . | a . $3 oo ord 22 Geary 181s i , Tth and Locust gg dl yee ggg on md Y 6. Sun.. | "fora ie. Strepan, Republis Nationa; Bank. 4-~ Ay coat | pecetve reward A AE AL AT —— eee $150 REWARD—DIAMOND RIVs | @Gne lea large, 6 small diamonds. tn plat D ' get ; also 15-jere Elgin Pe ~ Francis’ Cemetery. «K LIS. Realtors, Arcace © GARAVAGLIA—-Pintered inte rest. Wednes- core day. Oct. 10. 189338, eat 12:40 > m. Paz! ALGABIL cODGE. wo. 644.4. 7. &@ A M Gere vagiia ee husband of Alemear me eee fe Nat tien this Svenane, Gare vag!ia. ey of S:e! wh py me - i ) mesh purse lost fn Resta tcatterre, Alfunsio and Josevhine | sc es Oct a: a cue estions asked ‘and Vere im. grencfa an ce) paid for retum to W. H omg. PR BB. A ee es == WARKHAM & OO. 1601 Railway Exchange : beteved father-in-law of Achill, Frap-| 180) pmi and Victor ence ETS SA 7 Teen. 3235 Mor... Found i >. w.. as ~ a hin 7 Sc ET POLIS . IF Gertieman going to California GRA PRS—Second I™strict. reduce expenses, phone Linée!! 1685, ic) | COAT—Secon4 District ana Nera Ipelia TRANSPORTATION Wid —Two tickets. to Mounted District. wr Les A eles. before Oct. Si. Char Hay: Pe anny Oct. 9 Less, eraft_ n. Granite Ctr. {B) = Ets Boe ctiarg teed enc Abe) SPECIAL NOTICES IE BUSINESS CARDS oP Sees Saas. Mra, Libby Exsiein ané FFOCKHOLDER RS of Pe. Auto ani Moter from Berger's chanel «715 Mo. — manionte 2, Fy Sd ta PMS S : vith e e ee Oct. ae Sez —— a¥. eee cé: _ tate rest oo Men. ADOPTION ; Cari Gressinger = 7 beloved son — a ; Gomer 3 ae o> aon » 2487 Mclaren girl. Cal Gressinger (nee Stanton). tof Write sS27_ ) ic: on! ané grendcbia is a 86 times. dois ic. Sun BRICKLAY'G & TUCKPO'NT’G YER—See me detors eunse your ~ONTRACTOR E ZOCOGICAL BOARD OF CONTRO wa F. W. Reich, 7230 Murdock euls. Mo. “Oct. 10, i833. _Benton 318M. (80) Sea o¢ 4 _ for the public re | —--— | fmafter mentioned will pe ee ae CARPENTERS & BUILDERS — the lst 7 3 of Nevem ber. 1979. ax “whien | | CARPENTER—Repeire and new wort; g2- «s- i ther ae be publicly Sonned and read _ Tages bylit J. Jung 2859 Salema. (') S aa ath arty Comstru te House en =~ CARPENTE lds eta. Vult rasee comp t —— ore ~ ae chape: | Saree ee the Zeciegital Deposit =. 3 a. SA90W. Crane at? 2... = plumbing ané érat in the die prices, apd fixtures: we wire any contractor tn t DP __ MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES — CONCRETE cutting and wrecking wit! w Diasting. Granrer Centractina C r gS4e. Viet pe 238 oe — ee SS RAINTING— Ard enamel oheapes pmewt. A telephene cal) ='"' @ solicitor. (ca STOVE REPAIRS — A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO_ " Steve repairs. ‘ Si8-3is8 | N. 3@ st c8 t c _-— ome 7 ~ ce font noi 8 eons Ss omaly dieck end a>. WALL PAPER R LEANING, ETO. — te o3 ps0: eee | FoR CHOKER— .| ce! eer Pm and Leck Ss ve DF ok Bz: rewar Mise Leet. en a Delma: r, ie ae _. aureduy rev srg Cabery 1SS2@W, teT) | Due oetice fumere. Pease a GLASSES —Leet, tertoine el. a Sa ST -Weier EXPERT » Theredar, Oct. =. at} rewa74 tween Mapisweed e ana Grand Dente Se ‘PaPER FANGOING ae >a. Timed, between | pander $533" 8 ’ : : 1800 Delman #t ané la’‘ar 7. Trae SM ore return to Stes oS > Inte reset om Tharsgay G) 15 2. m. Frenk Sark Stark. > grand. = and, = A ~# esiay & if SS ee. roresONR js | pas 2 Funera) Gatustay. Oct. 1% . ath Herman & Bore ra! \orteea » “oder tease re LaTEesT 1300 & Aéams. 5396! west 2 hg , ene | oO ive, Lén- ~-y 8 Mondar evening oF, t- ing >ecple; scnfidert!:. aT 3 3e S finser a~ ee we CH Oca * es -* Tite Wuntnned 2 4g. Ors i tle ; f i MEDICAL eu! s. : ‘ “S I Cette: S587 «- = ae re — Serer Saoe Meme ter Givtn 24°7 ix PATENTS ‘aimed. edvias ec we and foiacer & Resoam, 195 N "th ot Olive “°% — ryt > ¢* Chceem, Geen — : — etn A Se eee ee ne fe oe er ee ne ne oo — ~~ noes nena es - PERSONAL ||... a= sine _ ANSWERS TO QUERIES | ‘The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to ycerteres any query. Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be given attention, except letter: on medical questions of undoubdt- ed sincerity, when accompanied OO ee Lala a L. W.—The Arizona Republican ' and the Arizona Gazette are pub- lished in Phoenix, Aris _ ANXIOUS. — Jack Dem y, the Tige fighter, ie of Scctch, Irish and gerican nationality. ARION .—Tou will find « liet of names and addres es af dreesmak. ing schools in the bustnesg direc: tory of the telephone book. NICHOLAS .—There are numerous books on the subjects of psychology and philosophy at the Public Li- brary. Inquire there for the book you desire. ANXIOUS READER. — inquire &mong the dresgsma ne schools in the city, which are liste@4 in the te! lephone book, for the information you desire. BEGONIA. — Shaw's Garden is _open to the public on week dares from elght tn the morn ng untfl syn- jown, and on Sundays from two in ‘he aft ernoon until sunéown. POST-DISPATCH READER. — A cold-stirred soft eee SOaD, is made according to the f: wing formula: Cocoanut oil, 36 ™ by we: ight; castor oll. 8 Parts by weight: caus- _tic so@a lye, 17% parts by weight J. M. D.—The object of the Chil- Gren's Home So oy of Missourt, 4427 Margaretta avenue, St. Louts is to place destitute, peghootes and ill-treated children in proper homes Children are adopted from that home. MRS. E.—If you will watch th advertisements in the newspapers and magazines, vow wil} find adver- tised various kinés of work that! can be done by a housewife tn her | spare time at home, such as knrit- ting socks, fancy work, etc. . A.—Hot slaw ts mage accord- ing to the following recipe: Slice cabbage with @ sharp knife very thiniy. eatina fressin made ot he rolkes of 2 eggs. slightiy beaten: % of a cup of cold water, 1 table- | spoon of butter, % of a cup of hot vinegar, and My teaspoon of salt, | etirred over hot water until thick- | ened DOG EYES .—Inflammation of the eyes of a domestic pet may be benefited with the fol! owing wash: Zinc sulphate, £6 grains; riucilage, quince seed, 4 ounces, distilled wa- ounces. The eyes should be twice @ally. If this does not ve satisfactory, you should consult a veterinary surgeon. STBSCRIBER. — Chocolate frost! « ing {ts made with 14% cups of sugar. & of a cup of hot water. 4 Squares of chocolate, pel ted; » of a tea- spoon -of ofl the sugar, ind water, hont “ gtirrin he gyrup wil! + atoll when a at consistency 44 the flavering G. d —Oatmea!l cook!les ate —— with i egg. Me of a cup of e igar, by stamped addressed envelope. es LPO Oe el Lal of a cup of thin cream, % ofa £73 | of milk, “% of a cup of >acmeanl, > cups of flour, 1 teaspoon of baking - powder, 1 teaspoon of sait. Heat | the egg until it is light, add the sagar, cream foe milk: then add ~~ % catmeal, flour, — +2 powder a: salt, mixed and s! Toss on & | floured board, roll, cut In shape ane _bake in a moderate oven. a seca eel sats. Suen a eta ae a nae te ite OPO y ig Te ES 5 a nil he : h SE ee ae ‘ : . > “Wthaest eB: — IF YOU FIND ANYTHING NG look in the Lost and Found column or advertise therein. wa —\ $ITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—#MEN, el | STENOGRA PH ER—Sit. ; work haif dave, doctor or dentist. | i - any. effice work: dentiay oreferred. For- est 6534R, or Delmar me ee TYPisT—Sit.; work to do at beme. Linée’! S468.

there a.1 night. Then launder them | in one: usual Way v. P.—If there are to de tro * eabl es for the wedding break- : fast. one table ig reserved for the | bridal party, and the other ig re- served for the parents of the bride | ana groom and the few c a5 friends. The breakfast di uUsua. furnished by a caterer, / gil the food, ch menu cards are print : fiver, ,and are put on the tables hese | cards usually have the entwined !n- re ‘tials of the bride and groom. The bride's table should be more eiaDdD- orate! decorated than the other, the chief ornament wl an giaborate:y iced wedding cake t the table of the parents, the a eam ‘se fatber ai- ways pits on the right of the bride's mother. and the groom's mother has | honor on the host s other places at the table, eee 27 the guests who may lude the clergyman ceremony qf placed at the | - ut the pent “man = on bride Arounéd ¢t seme En Big _ ne? Sometimes | ore or twe aca 'are asked MEDICAL “QUESTION cS. Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con | sidered. Siegnems or treatment o7 WORRIED.—Repeat your ques- tion. e: nelos!: ng a stamped adiressec envelope for reply FRROKEN HREARTED —We advise rou may safe.y individual cases will not be given. M L—The reduction tn weight of any portion of the body. ise very dif ficult If su are ov erwe. ms. advise Saflnarvor! ng iargement of s ue to fat, a reduce them. The exerciee should be associated with a reducing Ciet. L. H. R.—Fer pin worms take nternally &@ capsule or powder con- each of santonin the boweis at ‘night and one fn The rectal injection 3 vinegar, should : neces, and snould be reta! ned. on ct with the hips elevated on a pi!- Low and remain in this position for some time. Cleanlin “se of nanés | an@ rectal region ts highly advised. INSTRUCTION Trade Schools ~ SvER ‘NM rN wT Cc CLER K3—Men- wor en. Lou exam. — f ,FARN A TRADE— school, established tat = atiers achah re ore cts ca! shoe se irg Paes A be working for the other f!- ur “fe: get a 2 Rss, BE th ce: becote Ego a —_ THEATRICAL _ ADT ANS M.A N—Eixperien trave = Be 82.50. loe- Eastor $5. $3. New roacway. So re 2S. a ae > neater, ZO: and AMATETE = wWed—Tor' ght, ame ss. $5 3) ears. Reoseve.t Theater 3 cottn a? >, AMATEURS Fs S98. ne Saturé — nig" com ” eat — AMATEURS—F- ios ‘TEOMERY TH. : ~ gee Ss a $3 aXD 81 "ro Vide WMaN—aAct obce experienced acvanoe Man or : beoci ag Gig Musica! act Abd?P\y Kenpeth SITUATIONS —MEN, BOYS COT PLE—Ss by mar ané wife cclere¢ ——w and Seok . @ive any car Linde)! =L SCTEICsAN—Si+ cormmercia! enance werk. McCormic seedy work c* in acto va nung crnnection wth - Ss id ? can f Pest-t4 snatch Tk. fring ‘ ‘Ss of large homes MAN—#it. br colored. to fu 8ee0 830 8 =m and oe change fer fiomishet reem_ Bot reung, colored. a! =~ garage ? fer ‘§) PRESS 4N—Sit cvrilnder: Wants steadv ‘os: marred amet Ro. have references. Bex M-244. Poet -Disertch : SALESMAN—E s-- wth exe tent - Sal LESMAN—S yearw prating. = me record etrellent: age out ee to s ‘ar’ 15. to run errands $8 Der’ ¢:h floor Aloe’s 513 Vilire BOY—For de. very and to eiD a. weer shop. 803 “Washinaten. (2) work in drua — ex- tou. ade gracu- 19th. he work. Wenccs eet Pred- ain f4 e:. a t —_* afr . + Am hur pon Laur BOYS—To work in our Kilark Electric wee Co. 3640 Eagion ‘ BC Y—For making bite wrints: coppertu te learn é@rafting “ne experience requires Apriy 3701 Fi eee a ae . ;. a * - at red and Save Dermit -) rest Park ji. rus errands: = ast ve a 236 Metrovo!!:ac — Y—FExperten a ced nd ~N for 47ua stere: steady evenings. references re- rand BO ae —4 sPHosrTT dell dinoll an¢ mest Maket. must hares experience goé can d@rivwe Fors truck. 44 . work ‘n zs _-c eee references Boz jewelry mere, wus fur- D-31 (): ' i enamels, ian “Rai ro calgon 2 OO ae hae . , . yg gh ee are ~ . student ERRAND BOY—Very bright and ! ’ | ' | OCTOBER —-— BOYS HELP w nd alert; a4 | PROMO cellent opportunt Apply Werner =~ Werner, Locust at ‘Fen ot. ana TER—Ts a exponent of Gancing: p Post -Disnetoh. ai ae. es | PINTSHERS—Experienced on ae trem SALESMAN—Your and beisters; steac ; open shop. ge eeneiegee § Foundry. - bd FINISHER— Experienced. and cabinetmaker, | sees __ané mufflers. x: ) SCAFFOLD MEN—E Ches'not st. to work in Bast St. Louis, one who has T-CP MAN—Fee 2 ore: good ye steady * _ ie Sherman at rroll Fur- | . HiPPi a AN—Frst-class. St. Leuis Comey | , Boyte and Duncan. 1cr) embroidery. | ob ‘fimewa MAN—To fre heating system betiers Ts ) offices, must be able to run Ford li_telephone F Forest_ 68, AN—To fre office building heating ‘FIREMAS ene with hydraulic cievater expe- | rence preferred. Boz D-31l, Post-Dis.‘c7) ' FRAME Ng oy ag Carr-Trombiey screw machine, NG CG om Meg. Branch. The Florsheim coe " (c7) SHOFMAKER—at A SHOE REPAIRER Gravrots. af amce, Manne Bros.. 56: S72 ENOGRAPHER—Y¥. a competent ; - give | cure noe cod future, SSS te at 7 'Purniture Finishers : ed and Touch-Up Men. Apply __ Compton Panter a @Mr Cor. a (5) = 4300 TENONER Ban FINNER—And es WELCH & COo., SINNER — Most be ip te om BY. 1109 Olive ae GROCERY CLERK—Gerbder Eres. veter and Finney $R —— CLERK—aAndé vegetable men. omas Market. 707 x a My —_ = am "a, | I} at 1425 Sillverten car \ —- ERS—Te work wareheses: 4S Tr week. —fveir 91s x SLA Ln a G sreor ms. aha: vie. Biumninnce Peviag -r 40) te — «ed. ‘ttre x = EW. Ovege _£=) eS Tae day and night work. Apply 7 a. m_) and 5:30 p.m, LEWIN METAL | CORP., First and Braneh. ({¢5) 5287. 7) [ANCE MA N—Handy with carpes- ter toes: applr at onca Haywood-Wake- felt, “te a O'Fallon. (c8e) MAINTENANCE MAN—To ~~ a ~ buitd- Box ~ ie 0 Kanne fv rw* 114 Sdeor Aa | Gy eswEN— wel » St. Louts COMPANY. } y | wiwert_loog amg | ‘Meaty 48 x. way ef) ; ~ a 23 machine ooera.or. AD- ; Re R: ee ty ates Wek, aes. preet . , ‘>at Zea “a2 cars i QOo anuGa. selling * - veal peaition for Sitiows. for eer asi am re gow. , UNIOR REGI “ WE WA or i . NN, NL EO ?—r- Z t — —_ . rs = _—T — 7

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> " * — , anaes ; wal es a Pee eee Tre FRIDAY, “ae OCTORER 12 1929. rrp BE eeemcn wanves —___ 8 DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR STORE? If 0, Rrush Co, can n WELL & "50, 8aY so in a want ad and do 50. “OG roth LOUIE place SEL ee iL3 ANVASSERS AND inition ; mcr etnias | : 1 ’ } ambit men on their ales re! ~ oy 5038 Wash, Aes Ousew K; ref- WOMEN Cc TORS HOUSEHOLD a ) GOODS FOR & SALE | EXCHANGE MUSICAL AU 1 OMOBILES | = LP WANT | | Ger, sajeemansttD ‘achon! "character | HOUSDG IRI-—Coiored, expesidncgi 2 OL CITORB—Fios Studio 609 N. Broat.| FOR WTD A. E. C.. Tr - FOR EXCHANGE houses Oakland 6 touring ———— a am, yay » i. 9 e - ** . . ra re oF P >} P e - ' > PROMOTER—To O, ,DOOk estab Rigg te ELC hte Mr. | Ret eton. Be FI ERAT obs a Ae pg oft (eB) SA LE— pind and others ; . ase! otf ‘Paste D iene ten menold koods. Box ¥ | _Pianos and © Organs for Sale Coupes Fc For Sale = 1G dancing: re - . . | ~~ ‘ a " ah , ~ ae ae oe 4 (fereon, ’ er- r a ——— ; Morton Electric o., 7Ue 1a | “ ANT to @xchan ro enuity in le, Ca Ki ' rd i Seen penboxanyt ’ leautit: 7 ‘tone, $65. \eon ont - Dispatch. * Box proof that you fan carn ain ao at Soor 8) ' ai > -+— Ar.__Box M-345, Post-Dis. ”" © Delmar cb) | fee rein: SALESMA N-—F¥o 2% oh ne Ly ~ you fa: Rinty lite HOC SEGIN 4 White for Feusral oan. __ SALESWOMEN WaNTED 4 2048 aguce “ne Gutiy, ofr Sun, i animes \CHINE— Eee ep: «wine: nei 3 : E . &: Re om 108, 4955 Deimar Ne Sis ee nee housework. SALERY ADIES—Tio; | Snip PING NG i} ‘ Trg __ | Piano $1 down and At meek will | Nye mee AS @ life, Pet cent off: no folk av. evenings | * 42244 Nor deli b “Cail*sundey" wala get O48 Lin He DSO N. Fos eron 2309 LOCUST &8T, ; : then © i c o get o~- of At, i z _.. 196) ~ is a — hite: £ om 4 sperienc ‘ed | in | jadies’ re ready- ; ,ogeT. Pension . Dt AwlQ?) ND beugbr uD 4 $500 ner Bia YOS—T hree good practice pienos: “ep | F RD Cc Li Date Co 720 3 so1hee 4320 Fores Park »} 2] tn-wear; steady position, 2639-41 Cher- | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ey and Wa pe Brow Furniture ©., Sy mite, aay amount. Miller 1322 Olive r'ehts from $35 te $50 each Six upright P23 , cond Ft | Bes, IMAKER—Who . —— eae ereeen ad = - re (5) ] SORT —Bes Cla Classification. “Coal. Coke and | . aingion. (cS), Pianos from $75 to $100 each These | ¢,4°%3: S| steady job, 1331" io 7% SALESMEN—With car. ii /HOUSPGIRID—NS washing, sinall %; mily; SAl-ESLADIbe—To lean” coret fitting, Galj | —¥04.' for leaiers’ announcements. (8) | MRA YMRS. 87. LOtTS oy, in the DIAMONDS Wit. Wa ney fhe biehest cant fans include stool and free delivery, WF)! y : ms, seerice to Middle Po re : te Bia wages. 3454 Halilday av. Wy by ae a and 4 arquette irote!, GR APES Extra fancy C ‘oneord . » sm wut now ‘ . Price for Yrour dlemonAén ~ th & —s Coe 7 eac man. : ° @.. ; ; SiaGgame } i sat ing SHOEMAKERS—Expertenceg” Fm ._ Tacoma. Wash Hor SRGIRT. Wi, a GALE Swe )! mone. *0r men's fine prove; wide » Mick OR JUNIOR REGISTRARS — work. 1 Soir? {Syyrral — potve- LEN —Svien Z ment; good wages labor 4 MEN WE WA SoAMy 1603. 18> Z : end Bros or ere’ Cnire o ay 4 z _The Flo rahe Sa We3j again ' I abe : 218 iN Grand. ndid- “opportunity i? | Michigan. 18 to 20 OE { Goodfeliow mt posal high-grede hair ~ m_ Shee Co. Chien 4 maegesese §= following Come | Smits Po ‘h and look at our bargains: vou'll ee sur- | dn: re north of Olive foe _vrined. __Parthei. Dueeen be: rg. #1 a — aber rete ond Cooking. Cabany S871J:; grees De; Cc 704. Amerionn Bene Ride ed make the fo: your to os. vaikay Furn! iture Co. 4 ; “ | oT for free ap emonstratiog. The 4 moe aa on Div 1127 th _Market. ~ . aie who can Gua llfy to take rare HOURTS 8G TRL —8 a (oS) J cancas ity, Mo. PirE— Se s Paint C ete es 7 2 — ACvst. putyre Radio Radio orp. ftiatieeih es) WU RL LITZER, ] 6 Olive St. __ fel) nee ge ~ base = 4 nam Pe verera, housework - ea bergain: trade, 7 -;| We carry a fu}! }! o a = ° ertmer. Caban . Bete re records Ke new, 25 8. — =o. ed { built modo bargains . in the vanities p bedroon, wultes. dining Saleen fi at Phd na = Se trule cted_ * =. i? | ew ‘Sl Ce ree ee oa Red ‘ae sont peneiein i laundry. 1] ay ce do uj Upsteirs work Or an Opportun ty to make $30 to Ty hale of a 40, sy ie. a at on ‘le« of suites, in fact, we « ane ————— —_ . | PHONOGE ca binet - oe 50 | ; ‘ ‘ D ret COMMERCE, Firet, x | 8564. take Cit af wt rh. ts: Phone Cadvany $100 a week on Salary and bonus | mach!nes: yo Pe A quaranies Write” phone [Tom kitchen +o garret - ea tal Dieces, $3 ab. We have the bie. ye. — “Open. nights 4 inna 7” | Bank Ridg.. Chic ieee _iémite car ie; ward . see for yourself. We rent 7 we . na og, barvatne in St. Louis. Barthei-Dye- TN city, ~- | HOUSKatR basis; must be d Or call. Howe doa! & . 612 St. Charles st.. un! — New and oe wtveal Sn eee mire at ; IVERSAL.., _ BAB Locom ' 2! ; M00d characie:. r. experienced in out-" ¢@, ne (80) aleo heave 15. 006 ¢ folding chat, 7 £. 8'2 Pine “Wien ba eee ee 'TENONE R A HaAND— : SALE MEN ARE RIGHT . D , : genera) housework; no side selling; no competition. Call in | =. Joule, } o. Seiad EDWw LANGAN shes hee men Safe x ' eee : *. | PHONGGH ADIs -Raré.ine is an] kinds ot | ae SY Kiectrte. pe . FO * Res on _Plening Pee a, “of int’pare tet the. foods Clifton: KOOd wages Benton 791. 4 person to see Mr. Raton. men fag | SECONDHAND — PIPE. Bomont 309, Bomont \582 220%, Morgen 9 et. Garren — OO erstocked with H - — ghachanes Ee = no ne wy aoe aterman. oy TI " ~~ AT ia tinne he a nig on HOUaRGTRT - — |Guaren? 4. ith ] ‘s ‘SONS IRON AND STEEL COTE OF FURNITURE | rapes, 2208 ~around Sco’ Gf] os than half "price, | STEARNS COU ; 71 em t | Felisbury Ge and o1 ‘al ome ". | & once, | *BOVCRKER renge from a. MAY. STERN? bo 1c ‘ ete telat Md : 182 . 4-passenger. DEPARTMENT a nay looks ’ ee us before wihiteeitiessmsiaieenca te 2th _ and 2 Olive eta. (oN s) | wonthare wat + tel ernenairate, ees thie tor ages 198) At ee y Central 1003. Hows " KUHS-BUICK. 310} : ; | ae Savin of 14 VY, O12 St. Charice at. Sr | FE tte ala ba HRA : YPARY gs of 14 to _——————SS SS ale Mo. f08} | Records—Rolls—Sheet Music | UNSURPASSED VALUES IN COUPES EPER—To wo es FG AT WITH A ROTAR or Saturday | MUSIC ROLLS—Ai wtandayd makes laelG?e :fitiom. 100 ant A-CAse, coupe: generat fe. a | gijth! experienced, reli apie: cooking an BUSINESS CHANCES Oil Burner. Thousands in use. . Wonderful] Values aR SEWING masnenas 1, Mel-9-Deo, petrost le Thomodtet. b omni 100 per fay. $156, ~ 2 i wif a? chij food wages. ‘ity oOn=-= ING MACHIN] ~—-Lprophead Sin So | etree aard and Intest Ja "2 mn dem- | ge .. ; | TROCE MECHANICS- > — at ch & Compa any Yor st 476 _ See demonstration. 2677 Wash- > Rooms Complete for $175 * v 38, daan ioaten rT gah sa Aer ee, &nd shopworn: Llc and Mc each.) " = | 008 chance for re) a , (f6r Me KEEPER — —An@ fook: ington Bl. ‘Siareon, dining roon and kite? cigs | AC INES_a: nger drophead, , an Olive - | inountablen | oe ARply = ee bs. a tos 109 Olive St. Spartment; 3 +e — : —. > Terme, $18 cash and $?. 50 eaci ee ® 0; “vs. $3. polendi4 ive ition: real TRUCKS Wtd.—Te haul recks = (os right 2 . manager et] boi ¥. or ; $475 3 Rooms C eaneee ne: limites. 3310 0 | ahd Have” Wes ek, bly Tele awit ae | __ MISCELLANEOUS WaNTs | , ring tere: gg . . : > a -~ ee ~eeeeee | TADY—You ng. ~tnteli ligent an ana good “al ft FT oR GALESMEN es e ‘. reais | STs ; “ty Contrasting Asrow Service Oo. of Spz1 OF Tee sellin 8. ‘ALL Makes sewlrg ma hinee repaire A living room. bedroon; end kitchen. gories; Sin . n | CONCESsyi NS W td. ~—Merchandise wheels nefiel/ Fr & experienre preferre: . imee, 1c, juneh and refren! v ig ’ Ip + {0 ase aa or be territery = peel J. We Ox. care Famous-Barr Wa!) Paper Avply | 1" torent” parte of Un; —- gers rented hl} 4: Robes. | ‘(AUTOMOBILES ent mon | Very easy terms 2060, a 2 nthly creases: 7 ment stands. (Ca)j] Bo: | large: site, high- -g-nd Gdete: te heat | See NE SEY Me & ti - ftimes ‘1 ly , a ont 1156, (¢ 2 | . ext ‘ra es 49 So ae a 2 ee (08) se tiv. a —E . LAUNDRY WOMEN Fo coun 9. dally ‘Se = iW wh trae noed. | ‘ | SFU pe pecial for $4. SAT ete: ~ —=== SSS es retordy Pronegraphe for $59.90 STORE AND OFFicE FIXTURES Met ps ‘ : . v7 bea | ° 4 agate, , 4 housekesper, tact’ curtains ene HOUSEHOLD aoe DS FOR SALE : 50. Dieviay. 850 daily "¥ au pages Ki’ h hwar ov Weat ’ ; | eae ee et i } 1 . i For 8: Baie work. s Biostar Window cf as ums | LATED bee ee eet Pine, ie _BUSINESS | CHANCES of CRNTTURE— 471 high-grade B2080) ; 1. at heating | COOLERAS For butchers,» R03 8 Madison st. Bloomis ‘ a als ; LAU NDRESS&—White for Monday o& Tues. Bi: i : >see a. » irs. tables, chests, etc.: see at ves; unmatchable +»! for $14 ard institutions: large of! a aif Tae | YOUNG MAN—o —General + 6 , —! ph. Gay; references. Grand 631. 2809 Fig4. Bl INESS CHANCE — Bakers, attention: | a 522 Franklin ay = (c7) om! hod and shove] frase. . ee THR BRECHT co... finger FS ot - qt once. 1817 Y Russell” Ike earegy ; ~ = me eee es 9 terme ce Je, Ovens. guaranteed | Ai VE chairs. ofa; wongert:) large ma. | anc ‘sees. any size for $8.50. DEKIC —One ¢lat-ton, oa . ra TNG AN—Te : 5 —Colored for nh nigh? we. oo ideiehe he ot ourite + 9 ner angi card table aPeautiful érop-leaf ta- | ; ‘y Metal beds for 86 rhaire. BASOC oM,.° geen mn Ba'dwin Piano Co., liv, = | | ou f ' ! EA ech oe imar. » , 643 2 th us Leute. a Mig. (oBes | rvi tables urror frames. coverlet | 9x12 foot Nepon . cS NAN To, work a atte a = : sc eimar, | oop ou meee: s uC markin ) j Sans ul ned & Carter Co.. 19m ana” Ping. wr particu. | TOUNG MAN—wWihh 874] eet ruge. for Di : Wl of drawers, at public 150 &-piece dining room Lites 7 EEK S—Fiat top; ~ ng. dest) Suet turdey, Ost. 13, af Belkirk's 8-plece om. guiten fee fat, B78 | ome tee ¥y. * cere ‘namie End gh UPPER MAID : | 3 nome "tea =, : © mr ftackroo bedroom sultes for $92.40. Ciuartered oak, i —— | aiail (ec) elegant 3-plece ae our upholstered ys 92: | ove a 4 Kemer Be hire oY 4 dp --B "RNER—Giobe. new. cheap: ; pola (cane ving room suites for § j city; Peale 7 Dock at. RO “3 " z “ye : - ) - sult te , rug hed | nipple kitchens By or % DISPLAY F FREEZER Sah Between 25 and mF ood seametress oy ‘ can r cla ‘¢. Lindell gegdy oMso N. Wri. | 7 Bn Ray Bo. Won bargain in en 2 at Wan Pe Hire ‘Yor a at y Bee's : Ss ie Mew. y appelai rene $ x D384 inter- | a ny: Dt ; 0. ma: (9 SB) | , ee for , f counter; price new 4 used | = ir YOot —— ~ | Yew by appolniment ox D.364' Post- LS special ye "ate i606 ¥ ond Gresser. “hiesion dining | aire re fer 3th or only 2 months This counter can FORD Wide rent: rent: 3 | | | rat ; —in fat-work do | | } Arle "ke # ey se Bor ae emnies Seer no dee fre. rie 6 les for 3: at a Wr onderfty] saving Cash ore rite, ition. H. RF _MeGoy. “44 @ sta "PE ec ‘ mi} : mes ears | MARRE RS—in Qet-work department. GAVE ives — oen (o@) 2 soe ant beds for $11. OS | phone maf ~ Ne M8 Scale Co. 619 Bt che wv ¢) y NG Wy J. A te : vr , chor Lautary 36 1a Luces. F o vr iss : *f ' ition oo. ~—-¥ ae = . of short ‘engeths lino) eum, | Ot. aul 2 ; : 251 | Torn A. About et DART = SAL! ESMA RY | Sane RAND ASSORTER—Bx, erienced | aie ns Se ge = Mite. ei * HOt itial: tel! | , “ry ee —— - | Mth st. € C arh or ‘ered —— | piate freeser cou made: : NCHES mae da prt end store display material. for ne- Nr RS_GTR, ss ase! Rt hehe ° latte coo. Ry avis S| Pr ES —3! ive. 78-inch oak Appl i | | NEAT APPEARANCE: | Ne ) tional advertisers, hae en opening _ ye 1-192. Post. Die) pater APPLY. ‘SEE tip Mich? for a high-grade representative 12 ; | 8 AND 1} eATURDAY this territory. : = AV. na pay best ab | atti | maximurn Forest 0688 : sii | CiirBone _ 1e%) net Nene nd Flats For Sal ret owe er tum expense: do not fi P ical preferred: = ——— ae Se | i ROME —— Large mirror, $25, 3 ke new; - S08 a ats Fo ale : 7 . and lal vear “2 pid ; CURES os > nk eaitbaigtonadl ni !! to | Gann wr Srices. THE BRECHT CO. “Leet | 8. Jory S. Grand ~T 060 .. iq 1645 8 Grar Se ad y te n ; : & 2 vev, cecear chest, $10. 466 2 Dei tae FURNISHED FLA AT—New furniture; easy | ein ic@0) yen Forest 5402 c BU INESS WANTECG (ob) ert " i power machine, to hawt ergy , profiteble 4, Romine > YOUNG i A! “3 —_* on @ sala OF FIcr LR mT hitceebeene eae ! eghi. sii wy a bie red ; Cheap rent. 4820 Deimar Forest PAR’ 10 NR-—Quactereg oak Age ‘4 ong ve. ~~ - — - — ale , “ “. } 4 WY m nt ] i BAKERY Wie —tc Vereong with pri erivilaas “al | CHIFy XROBES——C ui¢foniers, tae : . Mm 18204. month: 14) . Call bet ween ony and 3 utos ante pe y ‘ ' i. 16th st, Appl: CT Ea ING AN D mre S@RING SHOP- South 4 N. airle: owner Tr leaving cit "¢ ‘ ; If you are neat, intelligent, “—@ «Cétsion basie. A floor. wide Gr . “4 & ; iOP—Soy SOece to furnish your Pons > fa : | Am. 1526 Chem cql | Bide fe) We pay —— one Pay More than a Ye @ sales open: ng that ote o0-26, Write fully stating age. past ex OUTSIDE BEALR AS = aces - 4. Grand 4 — (c st ly ueed goods ‘like RNIBHED ) FLAT—Contents 4 roomins: ilke OFFICE F NITD gee ee —————« | aaler jn tow See ts g-? WE, roa ioe to roake $4006 uy me Derience and earning capacity, re; neha a x. Exper lenc on ante. pi IL BU aixwren A 1—Give Vacant ot a pene half rice: cash or time, new. privilege renting fiat. 4221 Juniata. B FURX RE—Aan4 Mixtures; ma- OLIVE MOTOR CO.. 2810 Fria woust.” ences. etc. Also give you r phone per." Ss. DOs N. Bros Gwayv, Ri fg fioor, ro cS) 1a CAS Hox M. y 4p ia ?-P -TS. AS, ; i) 11- 13 Venfeventer (cl@) ir §) RORARY. Herition oan Sp. gafe. etc. __Bomont t 1} rege 5 . . m es : mo a Te rn ae ee, ” Dp 723 8. - MEN. —F ni ivereit ; _Rumber to our sa! leemanager. whe PRIVATE ] Be oy } RETARY—By executive : OMING HOUaE WV ta —Fo oe = RAN: aE —H; jy 8 s Beac —" like new: FU RNISHED PL AT—Co on niente 6 ee ofint _Ollve BO8d. ce oe : - ss FORDS Wid. ts couper ¢ acdanse, & — ¥ - wi in Bt. Lou se Mer day anc a 7. al BPC € a , yo 7 OT en or note 4 Orr owner > inde!] 84801. ' res ona? f 3809 «) for ' ee’ FB Ltn del} 242M. 615 as: SS Atiene . touringe and road era; o £500 rea San so tare , , 6nd Can get im touch w ith = ‘mement, 25 to 39 years of oe: ell s aE a “Ho tane : a ~~ ar “| Hiren ~Keau ee — fs re olay c4) RE ae is Noy RA TORS. ~ New and used always a eh. 1805 O0uST st. si ipl a - i o ; cal G o 468) i ) ' : ‘ ful smi ge ny 1j- op ery . _ On ’ ‘ ; cL ne te ence —itice-,""-ce0E:9:e% 4557 Deim a fp Bor C-AS1. Port-Diapaten knowledge Tt destrable, but not | furnished Gone a nd. Bor M210. pW | Will eel ann, inks. 8019 Rayment, ie} FURNISHED BINGALOW—Contenta oF atx nvinge etaethen, "elections aRigcuty “fey* | MONRY ioaned ia. *yicmopliee: Tate modes t YOUNG i aoe © . | @@eentia) Writ te fully covering education Data #2) DINDD Ni a ROOM 8 - fan deome, table ena a owner “eon electric ronna: , seas . ‘adie a . 80) on rr a. t. aol Auto Auction e.. > e: ed ; > a 'a. ’ _——- _—_ a Seed = . : ght Ss i “ ~_ ae tnt | pbarienoe note needs 20H a = | shoes regitred mae Perea: ROW ef reser ckatary have: oe BINS oe oat Seether" Endl Binds, SOUR Ban weF) | Tonia aes, —tetaatce,ceaneten tanien | SOE Oy 000 for Autos arradene cnet 2 ——S—SS—SS=—=—=——— | | FFAMSTRESS eer . (eaGn) | , BUSINESS | FOR SALE SRY AN, RES Teas —— ———————— | on sae Sai agitaemaree Bet We bought 100 used th UN =z ‘ WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS SBA MSTRESE—Exnertenc ced lorin O AND TIRE ATQRE—Cheaa f . os’. > Sanne “ uaia: te aie ae keen Pa ae oO to 2006 te “lye . . oon Experienced BI 35 ~ thea. | oa k ateadr. Eu ia eS cash ; +5 ee s Bt. 4 Ca ~ i; DINING 30 TPE Oaky bear] Anieh | eee aa, ae vine: ghee Ah. ; 82 ANT a. AND Woe er ai. Rar's, 410 N. Broad war. ———— 98 HENGE APHER —Young iady: must be Devt ) nvestipate 40: M-3943. Pp. (cB) | , tet os Ao and © chairs e40, kitchen cab- furniabin beens dap omait fait a oF ER RES CR Se }) | the cash, A Ls geor A APranitrrd T > rs Bharlo. LADY—For Beiturdev after- rani4 ‘ge . experienc and mw ry ex BAKE Rr + -Must sel. on ac onune = hod inet, like new; rugs. 3662 Delinar. lute aid. Dennis Bros. igop aT RE AND OFFIC Q “RIXT! REE a Largest in e Sta | AcT ; of ot O2F 1035 N. ‘Grand, Open evenings ana Suside & HOOL EDUCATION Ri >t ,800C pay. Call 106 N Sroadway. ©) pected. Box B -258 Pos .. __ fe) busir ene: _ Grand 8379 (Vi — as | rorrerseeees os-cipajan OD Eu solid reat 5025 or eee 64. (cf) sed and new: al! kinds; big _pareains sce P pee A Kaeo’ wr HAVE A PO tT ERY GIRL—Must- be experienced at hei ‘NOGRAPHER—20_y vears ola or over; : : ; Within 23 miles; do- | * CURNITUR aE ei>7” ‘430175 $01 Mor a! 5) Espino Para contents of Rickensohi is] 831-35 MM Sth os Fe ox “on , a ME ‘CANTT a i or work and abie to handie Cash; ref Ve references: permanent position: rail. eck business; Berken- | — Te ee orpantor4 } Sate. il lote: aes | —$———— 2 kag A! te ABS Apply Cicardi-Zeller Cy.’ 703 abie concern on B-300, Pogt- ~Diepa red, sch oven; machinery complete. only bak. | FT RNITURE—Bedivom and and kitchen. 145 cagh TYPEWRITERS AND AD Repairin and Painti lt Sot ING INTO A fan ia. Sicintiinaionaee co) oe? 1 City: also Cottage ad: stomge won- — =e a. renigihtaaasittiictnemeatl nies Delmar 2085 .. Forest_ 3953. “fe 8) 4 DING AU TO REPAIRING—Ford 4 robs | WITHIN 4 FEW RB] LIL Cy ERK ETENOGHAI PHER-— -Young le iy over” 92. Aerful opportunity Bavr Fiour (7) | SUR! 2 E—-Househol q ffects, Fr RN ITURE Wta— Any amount: -hiffo- _MACHINES $25; Dodge oon" rebuilt, r DOUBT TRE re > os SE wo Rgeeymy v | whe , has A menetic experience and uses fash ECUIPMENT—Cheap: will eal cil 4256 Lindel (sb) robes. dressers. rugs. Butte winded 2088. | TYPEWRITER —Rem) Agioy portable; new: | Motors rebuilt. $75 Sate ath aliats, IN THE COUNTRY, MA , Pos’ Dis mtu Fisher operator. “hy Ghaerwood machine: state noua Gmount of ‘y pert to satisfy mortgage: one Giant | FURNITU RE—O? 3-room siitticiency apart- re = 08) | Used two weeks: $50. ano Meramec (c} qi! ' BOPSF ere ron ae CATION BY LEeTTiOR’ +. - | ea? | SkD@rience, salary expected, siden P28-! aough mixer, 1 proof bex, 1 dough trough | _ ment. Cal} I Lindell 5088 (c?) FURNITURE Wa —he egt cash pricer paid 2) Mera me: v, ay PHONE QR IN PEREON DER— Muse be feet AnG accurate; its P3905." Post Dik ston ‘ant preferred. 5 tee oe Lou i. ca a reginte: 00 large pans. | Pt RNITURE-- Mcdern 7s. dining aad bod om Call Hurley, Bomont 2139. 8327 om” TYPEWRITERS — Underwood, Oliver, Rem. ; as 2460. Holm, AA D WAS Pay ty $20 week, Azply 6128 | ost -Piepateh nnn brand % Ripse cel Cal Ye ky etc, | practica!: “ new: sell at sacrifice. initiate ington, Re sui 0 38y all make portahie type. FORD MOTORS 6 rorhauled, : AOLT fA} ASRT. | MGR. ; om ay T—Ac urate, rapid worker DO It UaINE ne st - NT ‘So 4°9 ¢. ‘& av FU RNITT: RE Wie wid — —Any ~ descripti on: ame ji, Writers, $1.5 + 4‘: rentals, 3 dponthe $5; $s: Painting. Lindel . — | AGEN NT » rs Premios Neanip WeaeeT aeay me ral office, $680 Otive et.. ground floor. FURNITUR RE me Comp ete, ery oF _ large lote; rugs. Welch. Cabany ie 1149," Rebuilt co. St Ne 10th. Mnin| Wash, ( NT B Caocoiate dippers and packers. Ap. —For wholemis house: steady posi. ee ones Cheap; fiat $30 mene $42? Set ed ~~ Seneee | | Fogg ) Magneios recharged while you walt, | BOOK £9 NTs wanren—3 men meer tae Caney Col S01 ne toRDY Tat periy 215, “Washington” =) Bt 'SINERS FOR SALE | es ; eat 7) FURN TURD Wid.—Four rooms; good c con- TYPEW RIT ERS RE NTED—3 months, $6.50 : Ani: _Delm ar ‘Pores rest 248. 283 7 : —Young Is lady or man, typist in for. | FINE LOCATIONS -AL BARGAINS FURR ER ition; reasonable; give particulars tox Re mr tle machines, fully guaranteed. : Tce |p wiedge and make Sao - ARPET SEAMSTRE: SSES | _sen department, mone net knowiedge of ALL KINDS CASH OR TERMS aa Dining room, » beg: g. upright 9 M-356. Poes-Disnatch, | 8% All kinds repaired and re- “Ww IRE WHREL § SER ERVT E ‘| gna 'gem and noy ling : . Spanish. Apply Rice-Stix 1Ote | BUSINERS Inve wr. rene. 3820 Wyoming. Gran — — an t- are Realty Co.. Co. vith. erie ly ¢ My Waea | in pp Ce-Stiz, 10th and General Offre ne ¥ STMENT COMPA! ie 89) PORNITURE Wa. — han “contents of Mt: ¢ mates furnished free. American repat tmuing , oor ox | eAzet Rea rienced. y to ard, | ineten ee a ae eae x eral Office, 363 Olive st.. ground ficor. FUBNYTURE—Handeome na oak bedroom net, flats, Cwellings, large or sinal! lote;: bes eet Hing biachine » Co.. 807 Pine gt. ° WHE ae ic) | C = floor i fcur. DU: NCKER’ | TYPisT—Te . operate stencil writing | ete eesti eee _{c56) wnt d, dresser and oh! ffonter: cost rity “ices Orcatt Storege Co. Cabany 0033, j= : 3s aa on ~ me XL, ae mara eement gare sive eT ANVASSERS AND SOLIC | ; rly 12th St (ok) - ne; kevboard $46 as Unéerwood: CIGAR “ya ND—In f{ties yullding: On @o- ij sell + for $i2 0 if f taken at once. a6 roar 64 vind e}) : 7 9 ve. *3s) | — CITORS—Fios Studio. bO-z re MeERAIDa— : m. | wiht mat SiSer —lount of health, 604 On, Li inden v iyo Wea. —Hi best cash rg | price i | $3.00 paul J NDERWOODS—$3. 00 - ' S—Good re W weacene ve; | PORNERUE . oa a Inds rnitere, _ Oo th | rae °&rna—_h > rad. Apply ho. Sees night work. CONFECTIONERY —4205W Henneriz.—{6) | © Hows any eet iy carenatte, “ion mianos, brick-e- toon For rent, late model Meier yepas. Rovais, renin unas or Sa ° ex. wide fie.d to mee Sie anenee : = Kien sb bighw ay and Weet Pine (cf) Hs "oom x B0"H creifns oe CONEECTIONERY—1. ight rocery, clea runs, Os 12 om ort tablon and a26 fiber: _ Ce ‘ 2180 =R. U. Leonor Gorunas in exo wor under a new a or! => Ds for S5ES si: xperienced. to Wali ‘ tab! ee. ; bargain: guick fale. j 051 Geyer. er.(7) ree ast room »s t ta e. hee proven successful. Joseph D ; ; exupertenced. 34 40 r la: | 68 8 Grané (¢100) eee fla Wainwright Bide. Ri and Saturday 2600's N. J “pignt condition months for $7.50: all ee 1 NFECTION] tabie. kitchen teble, orm dg —-- /AITRESS—5881 Deimar bi. _ Cosmopolitan NERY— Near ach school i FExpe ed: and omtation ion Pind. | per month BCIC} (Coupe, J 1621. 4 4- rT; secrif 07 Luces av. a applies on| _ $4 ; termes; 8; trade, “Park ay onawjoum Gel Ao Ae- vj ING ACHING wed, —Wili cor Ae Pe ORON tk Wy Pawn ha 48,88 month 1922 “BUICK COUP f , and park; py owner Friday a d mal Box M-2: 57. Post-Dispatch. 207 } é-paga.: good condition: will am = pxperienced Restaurant SF Ag bag, for gous — es | _ =__- uss. mor vm ge ones } » a} ° 4 ee BICYoO! & oe ?-) re ~~ ” eerm'ng from took a to sits ae wood; celoreé. Bis Biumer's, 908-211 | Wotan Waite. est Feet © — | Site: 4 ath ae (85) ite ANIMALS : Chin 836; Ranger.“ 3805A - ex psi: Pru ‘ mice, nteed. fvery Co-operation for the b x4 et. (cb) | = ee Sennen — Set (e6) ,and fu hed: ———— | WOMAN—Ligeht work: , r 7 —_ y ; - ohn. ne Bot ne cenaa ry. but yo oe aati references. 2 Forest oes | a, home t.. oor” ty before. noon. 4004 | © ! gf ail‘at ban Louie evi F URN rime Por Sale _ | mab aT Boot ag “Hood: i a on! rmanent } men a... : Apt. | i¢ 1451 v. ut ler > 45>" st |B Bee Ht. a) RRY sith ae site. 83 52 30 Ws ead ref «| OSA Nine not over one child, as s lender | pei.) ae Le sect oad visemes “a . RE Dt CTIONS | ssigcia SETTER—t MOTOR CYCLE—Harley: “late: be reuty: “e n pe: 3 eduite $ a ae ees ——si 2 a man. to travel on tfaina 110) DRUG STORR— Beautiny ily furnished: on NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED creas or the, pid: pe a ‘ F | trieally ea: Mears? baraa!n $138 58 anecta Paint —Exverience re. N. :, . , , lor . ? ’ | of 1 , ¢ tred : eat cov ‘ é Experienced ‘ racks, ity (5) Wont N—Middie-« aged ~ German: « can have 201," Post-Diey atch —— 8B) EXCH ANGE YOU R Getter’ tech “Ton ane “ . 3 | met : ve _— seg tires; - ‘real mechanicn Yo mudranteed, } , And eee two; experienced.| eteady place housework; no laundry or COO say PTT y fon, ovephine : | i F U R N i ! U R . Fore, 1469W. ‘5146 Weetminerer | Bacn work, 8 to @ dally; go home nights; DRY Sten STORE—-Lease on dui Ging; FURNITURE FOR NEW | Prieto $6: celta tee ¥ BOATS AND LAUNCHES Ht" Ht bson. -FRAMPTC ¢ a7) | grvertionable refarnces OP Muth leaving city, 1311 Soulard, . Sidney 20617 el rengee norterings: fall line © lor as monthe 014, out of fine shoo'ing "Yast age, | MOTOR—Brand-new Johnson inboard mmo. | (ADILLAC Coupe; 87; perfect ron ition; : tat { {ce} . *® Meaters and ran are by 3 Bn = rt d 4 en ; S A L E S M B N ; ite. for cooking” and lower floor: _ Bide; Biante price. Box B-390 GROCERY —a und meat marke? , } 18 Fe on $17.80. bed. ering !e *pesuticul dow. gare “eniceee en E tor, coet $140; sil ¢or - $110. 1630 ee: 2991 O11 tires anni covers, terme or 2 required: 3 3 “— faaaity Wadena ane y ° owe = Gr SROCERY oe ane caer ee 2 me complete, $15; szvencioa faite Sia 30 Ao mB, Olive 3502 _ __ fg ———————————————— Bias, CHANDLER—1914 coe ups ne z r oA, ~ f Orme | ROCERY——and meat marker for saie of/three roome furnished utifu : inne | at | - i App ly RPERY mE Pershing av, Cab. 44: —~ | Pere oy Slochiee Ny shoe 1800 KN Taylor ay. | bedroom and dining furniture ubusualiy iow G roe POL ACE pDOG—Imnorted. pupe. | BUILDING MATERIALS crevasse aie Ty f s . 7a kg Sor . a a he | CERY eat! priced. up ayton Road Kennels a ss MEAT Tr. GROC Et ae nro ; iaainiataindiniihesin 4 = ove. . ———_——— _— O ’ — ee eee "s Bd oy ‘vs \ it Roe shes Apply FU R * INISHERS WOM EN—P r pen addrening ; aa et a blished treet. South a4 | ric RANGESE Pier i; side oven. en: wood Fon. ivr ARF ‘ tq 45Per highest , a negt | prices. fee | FOR good horaeg | w ith prt trial eudrantee ene te , Soe “yee. unloaded fregh : + | toe Dept. 51 bington. | ‘ | must be rapid and accurate) si. _B 268. Post-Diep sgon.__Grand 1 ——S¢ 7) oopgatin 018. TG eaaeciens aot erewonstelp, 152} na hOMEWSY, (08) | ron io body “ani fey oun 6 x) BAL. SM i. \— Fu, seiadalen work. adi Wee to learn. WeDBRS & PEARL- | AT FY TF ind vewetable sand.” good | Gas RANGI—Riue ene cngtael SOE mba as os nn HORSE f——And mu les, sis Morgan. (© BO) | | later’ mode; 7 @ ws famine ¢ ; ee lebe ch Cor. 70 ., 823 W fashington. _{s)}' and write a good hand. Pleas- | * locates | ric pvestigution must ge! vete ‘ oven: $150 cokes, ~ 7 - , APPARGI ’ ‘sat 10, Suite, wi > aa gr fons t—We on” and harness, cheap. Goi fax i jobs « “Tynaectelly “Betracts f = % Col ye: Ro ; }- h a or range: locks i'k new. = and dresses ah price ae 7 F ] hn eo Reais at on TO Fccret. sep omegore Te mparin ment: | ant surroundings; permanent to EB PO Font ore duliy: earning | Broadway rT) | galls. Phone Lindell 8185, 2. / Appelmar. SAEs S9PE Carter, gag? | Beart totes this ie tb e, ‘glen 8. e Fists | . ' } : ua ~— ies : Whittis o our Yo un ; we} t he o | > [= | men's Bank a “ "Perienced. for ease f machine those who qualify. OLIV ER R + | $190 week: ren: 100 month: Yr roms “Aarrain attachment, Meal, nee gemel | Stites a —85. 660 wui ta, overcoats 1400; suit all py eer o88 MoNatr. | onions for ig than "00 vibr br tion ; 24 mites ver } i ¥ rey Poo. P ARLOR— reeog = * ry a . Bet to match oh. SAfA* Delmar an Flehoma We . up to $24 oe Hoffner Coal Co.. 717 s Vande | : . Pw g Pe. x ))- 23% Fes = m. (Cebeny 17 _{ot / — 10! tables an 902! arin 7500 Auto calls in ay } Ls —— a C + ( Rr ATORB—2 Cios » 966 or Central cel ra —~ Re ; y Bari: sage To. 7 aly = Roo *s Fr or giant clean fac: ory wor | | Market. : etna Oe ¢) | — Corered net@hbori nood 333 ify aie Ree ate ers. Je wi at. ree ee Harry Applonndte. 3660 siege Aohite i 7 large. “young Wor k oP onsen , | WHRSA ui Ch R CO 5 = va °. Locust ; —Errand - es - VW i le O Can Se Neat! AnD), 031 N. Broadway Frank!!n eran Lo, 2 3- 20 _Fianieien. ? ahipment to 7exes: pey § Cader for | siemapiiahetnsecensenmsinmiaas | For Dunigume: 3° -s ode) a - - r = WY a _ re a TWiT 7 * r ©) SAT ESNEN—PpeTtione « + Ee ands and cagh. 1012 N. 4 ne « y | REBTACT A? NT—O,, neces ount sickness: - re? Y.. Se ae a . ' ) eu F; Sameer ATC Em—Laree line | of anes, all clothing very’ reasonable. aston Clothin r- Sn mens = )) Binge or Su nGey mem re, CoMPery workroom. Lucke. ‘RESTACH ANT-—5807 Deimer; good busi | kinds pf Sizes: reasonable prices: | Exchanee %201 Faston av. “| For r Sale Fe RD— Brey) pew reupe: (a0; trade; y a — Pa 9%. 36 hingtas sixth loor, pees; leaving for Loa Angelés Food before new. M. Friedinar Furniture Ge" bi | aezeh 73 , —— a, re. 2006 8 5. _Jetferton a SALESAfEN —Men whe can . _— mi tee - 15h = Se _Franiclin. WOMEN’S | CLOTHING MACHINERT Yor eale am and ,boustt “oa | FORD—i628 coupe, fine eo eon Ait . rn 4 enera Ouse Worr.- n m - - wae a ae ineetitie-aee ( ' ; dj ever: alm 4 ‘on on “fo Ie ty Guilt anartment ine SCRUGGS. RO MTS “an gLOCS ~-10 rooms; price $450. oY: Hr, peter toed | Tie Onerep atta “me. | For the women who want to dress well | ane ac ©. teiby sige he vee oil Nam-Epetein Chevr ert of se) ling. i ; ; fcRO . ; : _Ar riy ARE. dite : id s ’ © on little money, we offer « n , , 4 i. ni ~~ ,| St. 24 figor. . ma. , Whi - oon ie: ne len VAND VOORT. ROOMING ‘HO r sty nt: | elm (05) (each week of allghtiy worn sults, goats and | £0 _ “oi nes to i GALERMEN—S5 otc tay -s | "rr hoy ; ANDER R Ford income TLindel 8538. "40501. Olve: LIVING: ROOM SVITE—S- piece. _oversrifted crosses: @ ail latest styles: sales 4° adays, | Interest’ 3905 4 240. », $980, trade; terme; ia 7 oitenter cetarne vine 3 . 00 BR. AR INEY D (4. CO. RBG ws Borat. r= 20, rooms: big , 8: ne Gealers, 2640 Miiion; Grand | Seer WwW EB Roke* EXCHANOE. S109 M U S | 4 A L FORDS— ot gad Tae eae, to “s oa a to 3 ' ih «a a: = _p? eee a oe: Ameer . r TINT: - Seer a * SD ye ve A ect . im feat ong Mat 30) ean infesa vent. pr'y to Mr. Mareu’! ose ot —Ne od hoine and rm § ROOMING HOUSE—R rooms all 1 mvdern * ; Ur =—a- proce, Mahogany; | = psec: ary 3605 Washingt . — Nie Poa Wainer: a i id Ww w« Ae en sn ke ee ences; bargain for sash. Linde; i. oe o be anme Greaser %x15 \ T on | woop . FORD —Gn, es ry julpeed: ox: SAL EAMEX —Expgrienced to write mel) lieht es eee ‘GUSG CTRL—To uesist with her ai) | _36: sa9R. BOG as hati oMeaR « beds. child's white crib C - + COAL, COKE KE AND Wi TRS ed | POR er OE hoe OAS: Sulls 4 wn, naeith and’ ee JIS 1, saer, Stern} Oe Pm See cee a z= RO OMIN G HOT) sR—" 3 mor “: 6 goo o4 income: ' ANGE (Combine tion coal 2 a eae: “tiome | CO S04 LF “hl igh fae grade coal cel) ~ Bon +i Weshington ag i 4 : 4 us in ae . ‘gTt: ‘ets ; ‘ ° fr i i é er Pres, ben : . a —" Natlone! & van ones "58" os © Work on leather noc . . hay . | “ian? ee en ee 4 bad ‘Comfort tg, oon fa th ane | ry Bue and —. ton lots. 65.78; 6 ton. XOr PLAYERS—To iravei | TORO 223. eeulbped: a , , bi atk he : ‘ Pt a . . . - . i> , , * ‘ — ‘ ‘ s LisucL... Be 5, _befete na = ee mar eee) oe artrent. Sear KOOM NG HOT EE—Weer End: cheap rent: rE. Ce, Ain and | Fine a ae Forest ot 5768. vat +45 1) eact. Call K. late, 68 ve As EBM IP N—T, reveling . —S a (¢ Se RS, ce f roome. neetiy furnt Shed; possession. Lin- r RIG ERATOR OTRO lined | ; 7 = Flitel «it ates. thet” el briced line of men's fine trousers @8 ! ae Wee - - ORG 1 ==> Worn 1 nm ery ” - rick make about 128.) - Capeelty; cost COAL—randard 8850 Ca “artery iile iw , i, city, 1 raeaer eee FURD-—Coune, 3021. et! ly suas * +3); mae'r wonéerful eide ; eh ht, . hee ae 7 . ; ef diapstieraettiateee- «- ammbann — lew $150: ean be inenected at eners| | gagh, @5c ton of? Rivers! e 2° h4 (eR) THA’ ER ORGA! N18T—ait | 12 years ex. | ont ‘ « . q 7 tr. x: ‘ » | a ne x } Or Biers ae for live Wires. x & : ogee aoe he a rai en Se Te eae anne — — ae mae fk IO. ye, oe n rs { Mi Co. Sth ang Pine (oft) | 80a tial Meta. $35 4 ee rs artervilie “$7 40: perience wishes to = a Change J? Gan lo al . a Ba PRE —coiiesrore tosses PURE, fo cork, in Dyker. 6 | rare ee? ginegrentegts. OMG, oF Mpps | MOUNT HOR «| Ganianet A¥suineter. TOatT 890 eti0g | ase she ion’ arg Ran SecleTe niG ai) wh tnetierioes ped hs te Jus, F ‘——-sllectors, investigat : > 2... aman “ ‘es o3 ——— ie . ~ Soanlan (©) | (HAL Pav torte r Clean turne -oal Cail hep. in ” eae ceed terrtien eS, ee ie -, 7) TOUNG LaD¥--Taeillwea. jor wuMhacie | ROOMING # Sh Rear ee dD i me ft10 gee bepter, writing deck. ae 940 Direct from mine: stan’ Musicat Instruction — | | geen Sader ope evenings. |" Rlefiiag / ww th oh 1 enoes. P bee Pe, ~ By a , fre ok $ 1d 7 rt ne? Ls : v ’ . rey ‘ \ aman ayv — 3 ' oreet A on. ms $73 Hat mmett aS 2-5 par Moun : live 63.7 5% ' (5) SFY PATTON tavebt. ; oO Any *; | FouB Ae wot. Leelie Judge Co. 706 Pet | referer Tech ired Py “ic tte.. aoe Pine! —* char leymon Elec. KOOMING PWovat— Gentente of F reome. | lia nn aru R i ne - Giebe G Uag- ve, 88" Seandard fo ton nd oi. banjo. Christensen.” Mid Gi Cs sieatental ; spencer, 71q nit at be Rice fy . . : ( ~iraning “ 5 |B ’ enfenhe!! : = = good furniture: heat furn } ‘ ws ight Call Cabany 155sp 2 4e S41 rs MAN: = , comple ry if “ — ie ‘ ? / > Se, om Fieri er wi Pp ePesenrt wy trte ‘ ‘ Pt mig Oxi rminete waite ny | and service. _{e8) " TiOt. IN. mando tn, guitar. PL fattory to consur: er; ished . 4 Po a8. ill ng i ak yereona ity t@ handle smalt _470% mal : 240 ee ¢ chiffonier; al} mel e:de- | _— — ——— | srument loanet. Putnam f Pyotr own without ee hel; | ay ‘eg ean ' “hoe rd Americas Radistor Co.. 490] ROOWING ; HOUSES—a* 16a Washington; § a mee. See range: fom we | oe, | @attelea. panoed weckie sens Sa logan NSTEN | FACTORY | Persea a ope eee see} | ROOMING HD rmlaheg fare F ieoree, Bey | PRT eek ae a ee EDOPS Weekly Aetesi : oar ONT TW ’ wrtee work: mut Tur Aer! f h- 1. 9» rooms, heat SPRING— ar mete 4 ; thed wi! eu Bos Her: Pow! .Dtenetoh re ae . n = eeur n’ Tigure®t, good prop Ahes shed: 3 Aa . ‘Bor aon 4044 Olea ae ost new. ee BTA ee vier ' pate for a tT platinum. b kr ~~ to earn stu¢gentse Hex K. 4 eAcine ae nose PerIenens Bret ord a : ackers, thre ad = @} igo. - a de ke s+ ane nee, ‘at a’. Soom ¢ wee es. Agent. taj : : 6 din nay P shaire. “side | eiry, false teeth er. 1322 * . — ‘? “le . ) A, SHOOK REPatR SHOP —Lantie Ne. 12; et hy Duese rgom —— other reputable concert: rol a ‘and PT aAmMiners PE rE R S| 22 | TE Se ed - 7 ing etod buatners ete nM ay, (AB) oS 7: ye d | CARR pale maith. sliver. a, Pianos and Organs For Sale in work; must be \ TNA we ee a ae hie | <a i nf 513 as ee , rr RS »€ ’ oF" ‘#8 nograp STORE —Cigars an corfect piet ae “he “Tifiotng } work immediately: must be under - athe . Dolman and Par! 4enartn ent; le to take hort So wanted “186 Pine. | AMPICH PIANO —Bacri senntity - % are: rahe alerts or boomers ; ‘i fe hand an - a lictanhene: must he STORE ee sf —— Brsipeee 1a of oid ela broken’ Hate ly new. eaey termes » &ive fui ela v ' LGini— ge - - : in re eS Me “erom mended sll iineis orn etino rece " —t oman. for we ere. nou . the A. ~— : ° r tock: « ean Hse rats 09'S Broadway tes ad aren ere , ; ia eo ‘190 PesteD: seated “tei ie it Broe ne in ne care end yell mw Miler, 703% Mar jignie ¥. i4a0 Kast Grand ar. acé eecondhand ie! ire. 311 : 14thco8) ket « , . . : : a q ; ' a ae el es F — ee Oe Q ae re Pe Le fs “ + . jo aS pale

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— - °° ~ ” ee eee ee er eae _ : it . : > a cilia aaa ae Dae ~ Levit ld SERA OME 9 Aine " ImaaeaR Ae nt Fie it davad’ ak aaes: snatteaatiee i m _ : - > aCe ” er woe bs eas oe: PR a a Snes ah 4 tei Geter, came ee z ; ; % ey : . —e ' 5 ; es : > Cade es 1 ee . , % . st. Lots 6 TO-SELL A USED ARTICLE AT ITS PROPER. VALUE advertise it inthese columns. “WO ee « POST-DISPATCE. oe ROOMS WITH BOARD—South ROOMS FOR RENT—West _ _ ROOMS. SAND & ¢ A U T Hf 7 Sinema A U | | i. S ete O NI O #8 i} si le ir S. HARTFORD. : 3417 A—T¥o | young men te a. “ or. ¥ ; fa " fans, $165 up, y DODG E—Tourne new top shock "PEP ! st mN Miscellaneous sresetianseus & vears olf; orivate family. let and 24 fieor, $4 and Up. __ S| gt A og? ate a ; race S516 Easton cé Aoor SUF ER SEX I UC - — — =~ — | $60. Post-Mapatcs. — ~ . sees si emt y "RA Good uri . shane: re- S=S= ——— = = - r= SSS ——; | sINTH. is?3 8 —Front room. home ‘cook! ng: /LELMAR BL. 5045A—Neatir furnishes | -" ~~ => — Seda r. brand» = “je2 model Pee . : "ext ra t: re. : = ; be A . : ‘4 4 ee ie? Sel Aone $4. he’ a oe A NTS a a a a er : pr! ¥ a? - fam’ ly be ¢ h. electric Cc: _homeltixe.: o) i _Toem. Phone. __Reasonab! ? ‘or : . JRE! } Ny. i715 Ro om and vpoard. i — =a DODGE TF iI RIN (y ‘ &. 4\ ‘4 . : a "Ke fron? rocm fer 3 or 4: 2 beds ; h i for ia lady _ oF gent ‘ermen eg: p.oyes. tite Wwe Thr ree ual us eee ee pares 192 “t cond! OORT tc ; . 7m ocus. cooking: ail conveniences. Grand 72 3 - a970—Lerge front rooms: ‘BOO ~ FORD— i925 sedan, € months excellent con wresissi PPI eval EY 3208 1 OCUST. | t et ae water: plenty heat: gentlemen Box M-J360. Post-Di : : 2OOM—Nicei : __ furnished southern room fo yed. . 1) | hOOM Wti—in Wese : , a | price Box M-368. ait - «+ Miition ; full accegfcries, $300. Cab. 3854 ——— - -— $1500 Hudson * My a si ; > a. housekeep—! Fond iene. SE Dodge Touring Y ~ae WE VE TO HURRY 2 DELMAR BC SEi¢—ive gms Roaeete | saga Wie ent at : VH & die dind AY \ Lind +} in’ ; bi ‘L SSETLI a and board: ya gen. . singie housek coping ressona b.+ _510 month: gent eran. : * 7. ‘. THEIMER. SIT Coesteat. c er Sunday Ti ° ‘ mode!. « rohan: 9 top — en very ' ~~ 2 , 44 i> i ie «i 8 as rondelet, stor Co.. 3867 S. Grand BI ety looks ike new: Diggest ¢ Train im | * -_ = ‘ ‘ | oe . ne 0 a’: cenveriences oe a “tan 442 —Bedroom. éining recom. ROOMS Wi td —3) fare 2 ar; - looks . ie ee ree Ot eae at eek | Open, til 9:0 First come, first served. Don’t wait—come quick. Yah ass _ Kitchen; [i ~ ; _ sink} apartment; siaie rent. ie 750 WESTGATE ic 110 sow balance iT; 0 .4. x . - or; > - ry —_ ee ta ] . tT . r ' - ak: : iS _fepniotee: 7 | . = s wot OL a CO., B710 bec — TRE; very cheap: like new: oi lem is sacritic: ing profits make a record. Yahlem never at eo ee niibcintin 1 are ; $033 —Housekee>ine rooms; | FR ~ i, efficiencs al me 1001 ¢ —— WR. Bf = oe ACADE a ys > ' a sdiadllacash blend abel RA TY OR Repent evmeMRdE a Se WOE ete or ie rey tT eter oe . - ‘y or) $185, gist, $85. ase, terse: ne’ | Dodge Fouring jie as “ust i sat. (eeu ; a © ‘ ‘ ‘ wer a palartten of hint 18 ven verv iit 7 ‘Tr? > Io ANH . + . £ ary. — Sedans: food selection of high bield wing. bumpers. HUP. TOURING—8$120 CASE ‘orhe S0?--— Roer. / t@ gecure cheerful fromt reem = Louts inve | ie a —(s | apactment (96) | nox M-I7R, “Post-Dispatch © RENTS REDUCED let models. $250 ; 10 : ‘ : . a month Side te es bs r- = y Pty | 5 AIK vin ane a zt 3 sty Al STOP} A Ii me PRIC! } a 5001A—Large fronl 3 gentlemen DELMAR BL, 4458—Large. clean. warm | ROOMS Wid —Twe. fer I tae Opes ED AtvTc ed i . RE. LD Ti f{ESE RICES! Sie pieyed, continuecs hot water: ! seem. with Kitchenette, continua: Set wa- furnished. near Jeflersem « 4 MONTE APARTMENTS 1 —— + - oe ee De "Ties, Sunday. re . senings eS : aT) , 3809 IOCcUST ST ‘ : wie: oi Mass 3 . : R de 2179. ForRL— -—New 1928 2 eedan. excellen: 2 ret: fran . O04 t= ; = - _ - ae = iT: conveniences. | Riverside 217 ‘4 a 6630 DELMAR. un neariy 2000 mies - SS ) Senday anc even'r ied 40 Fords 10 Dodges 9 Buicks CH ‘EN 6 6Witd.—Te searé, schoo! =e>; DELMAR BL. 5040—ésleeping reom. nicely Rooms Wid —Two nice. iempletely ao ew apertmente, S¥O SEWETT—1922 touril ~ 1 4 es 19) R__1999 T 1017 3499 4 Y sh +8 month 3 hone Ferest 3829 furnished twin beds: also single room: keeping: unfurnished ¢ * month Redecora rated. 1817-1928 models. tourings, from $50 te paint. good tires: S§00: “aay Tn ae ee LS Ls —1929 peemerns DELMAR BI, 4630—Large front: team | edutis ferred. Call Saturcay. 9 a) aa . $800: ail Fuaranters | \ FO came | coupe in tra ade. _Olive 357° : $50 T D 5 Tp . Chavrolet« 7 hear beat board, 39 weer Olive ars. DELMAR Bl. 4446a—BSeautifuil? Tur. fax 17527 = ‘ial FOR LEASE far iy Ri ” rT, 7 > * die TR oT salon r t “ au ‘ wt on So RRy ate (Eis year pict tenn Se0."538 NEW JEWETT SPORT NEW 1923 MODELS cad ege ainns $50 coh: ci sing’ (6)| conveniences bi “New, beautiful apartment 74. 304 Locust - oe c ; nO int Ma c > 2 : . () ~ “se > & 5 _eac , & a 5S. 2m =. ; cod ct -A-H-L-E-M . > heen 3 nal , | ¢ pen ee reer ag . $—Lar ener. - DELMAR BSL... 5227—-Heusekeeping. iatge “4 use av.: 5 roo ag ae oa ft kh Gene : iN tee bumeese vrurk |) New Star Sed New Chevroi front toom. “with board." ord refned room and Ritchenette; all conveniences; x Aes il el arse | aa: S345 ‘al gy en Fa AINT LOUIS MOTOR CAR w r secan iNew nevroiet. | lemen. —__. | -RT plane . anagement. ro | grior, With Murphy in-a-dor —— © amar aon 5 , : 2: ? ‘ ] . ; - ¥ ~ tak % © 7 > Se rd - Om N = ' rm = oh « , j Berta Oe agg S48 down. JORDAN ’ ING aS ~ iil Se pag ~ -+ + - $808 LIST PRI = $546 Det — i. s enmnit y ayia Fania werek | E emi modern conveniences: peerie empiocyed. Open for inspection; “a ade 2340 Mitv JORDAN T¢ T RING BIG SALE PRICE........$608 SEALE PRICE #425 cow SB ea is Lonsie 3) Forest 674177 ee = occupy | GSODPELLOW, 773—Apt. BD: nea: -. ENRIGHT, 5060—Loviy front reem, modern 75, ~ p.occup:.- , Motor, tires ‘Paint exoe- Good conditi jon, Se ate ie Lae ' ! Hi 2 ae =. ; $375 Boment 2180. Mr. wiestssiPr: waite 3 Ye “ New Nash Coach 1923 Maxwell! . large. cemfortablie room : ~~ - home; for gentieman. onto ter. can beewar’ tae : Vy : GINTA- ARN O18 ew ite as aes ~ ow spcuilinkinvigtuiteded deere Ce EEK De csleddteh obama sid ah ate eT Oe rare feSy — LEXINGTON— Tourn arr , ©Onc- - ; a : coume. Cahany 670Lw : wD. t ton SiSS 4 ace : a 2 LA ST PRI¢ E ¢) ] 5° eg Be srecett xy +." wir Si mt? - .@am win Ge a * - Po See sive 7 hin a ~ pen onion seam- neated ENRIGHT. acue . ue ‘_ \4 ~ Essex Touring uses | anne 957 | List PRICE $063 a2 Meare mang eeigt | EXRIGAT, 10 te oat emcomes | LORRAINE BORED APARTMENT ~ — " ' ' , ee j SacCRIFIC t —Rea_ ‘oa 2 : — — . Wn kt _—— —— | - moployed: lacnérry Bririiegts. For- fully furmi a ee tour ing. this ie the niftiest 53 or iadies emp.oy , $172 deubie- board of rar +eA - . ue are , y — 79 u repainted; on.) ! used te “& : : —_ -4 = > Dar utd , 1 de R z fac New _vewett mT . fine “jener i Cm = ETZEL. @15i—Twe cenneciing rooms fer MELVI! LE HOTEL -— i ince lo ae ee eee ight Nousekeeping: all conveniences; coupie = American plan; porch, Ser tc) rv gehhs eat As dette n pat “210 Washington. : nial . Gl 3 : : . . . : ; = T™> P| : ri nN ter . | sf | ‘ , Ride eed 1 TURRInNg wate: : Pew red. _fiowers. | to RM—1s71 ¢ new bods r MWCO i ne. 192° . SS eee VAN® 3430—Hot-wat cated front room: TREMONT HOTEL. 200 BAN FRAMPTON S809 LOCTST ST SiS Leimar | tires: a high- \ car & ; ae 7 ee oe ~~ tn int and tires: like : . rooms: exceilen is. all conveniences o! . jak: te ¥. but th = . 1992 FORD SED. AN ORD— Touring 1922; many extras; $180: gy + ge gg Si a sceaieadl coms; excellent meals; all convente et board nase =k to way. but eae ts at ’ x : tera . : “yy ~f heal ‘ “ re pee ~— —_—-——- Sr XK Sa—wNeatiy ‘fur- ~ er Yment. he mot hs 7 da! - - — ‘es 7 Lertas ™ tie _ - - b - ‘a - _- - . : | —_—_—_ TT? sf ra : Ou- 4 OREST PARK BL. “ “ Smell co be = m1 t care: some rea] CNIVE 4 = ; e (¢ $1590.09 . ") Jord: $630.00 rn: gay ee "ss. p coeet ~idncenate aished room in widow's home AV OID | HIGH F _~ ~ . ‘2 & ‘ Ar ’ — aes = oO Se} Je*ferson ; ‘ Lov Dia sai 209.900 | mR fe =: a Aman. . a coupie foi ms - also Singi® room, CONE: nu Zeek single. : _ > ct m2 ired : .00OM \ARD—Exceilent boart for 2 ous Ft water: St-water beat. Forest —- | 3878 (c78) ROSELLE . pat eee —— | 7 ; raré-r _ . a . ~. FORD “SEDAN 192 ” oe ' Sen tee few — mi} K 4 is Jett the snow Sot S100 00 um heat rian beds. Cabeny 1978]. ‘c} | 3 —- So ' a MOM ANI SARD—For lady employed. KENSINGTON. 5187—Unfurnished, ens | 4948 Linden te Be De a” By Paw tank. 5 SS te wt ae EG tee hE AAAS Ey I cal DT a Ml. Fae os in eS ee Sal ~ or ar size: used very 1: a aD 7 Sane ." . as o “ike ve aay it tet Oe ORIM-Tourin eS “good; $25 os * on $525 we co ance | s _Forest javcaiiiaion ette suite. pian. $55 a mantis ee =p... OLivE. MOTO R CO. bar0 Washington FORD Tou late model; good motor Bo + aaikane mal i ee ¢ 3 - Talie : QO™M AND BOA RD—Nicety tursisned front KENSINGTON fia Frost room ema! ‘Se Wet : mn evenings : on __ 3713 Cass of = — 6 i sare aaa a _ a ae —_ "as ae eunteves. Peso 4 2967R (eS) — N + 1921 FORD § SE DAN FORD SESS bors ey A at stare. Moon Touwrin _- werland ) ors gy ange rename ST wat ses NL | ‘DELL F 210 ie ' ND BOARD—Singie room 3: ine rooms for 2 o- 4 aduits: kitchen priv- ~ and demourtabdies ra 2 erce. os. ? car - Sr iy Ate mode i OU ” — - en home surroundings. Cabany 5697TM — = — een * 1 ashifcton —- | es an ——— LACLEDE. 4410—Comfortadie, homelike: Sas Oe oaet DEPT. = i pies Touring car; Darmin. 1832 Hogan: $250 down. valan L ves od i est SED C RS— 100 OM AND BOARD—6200 weet University | _emplored. Forest 1937M - ama * ees ( YLIVE MOTOR cc "O70 % hington. AR oxen te nicely furnished ad ‘oinin at we LF EDE 4147A—Neatly furnished frent ; ‘vate; couple or 23 emoploved. se ent diéer mom for I or 2 men. ‘7) eg ll heumenees , HUDSON—Coach. like new. sacrifice. terms RI—Touri t _Cemout _ Open evenings. iS Nae ; ' , . ee SSN eee he on. $2.50 per week Deimar 3749L.__ ate eengeunstincennasgmamen NA PETE TS onMm? id an 3 ‘ . ‘ aii = : > vs ae _— | = = —___ —- = —_ -— - VIS Ln. Teo furnished moms ane : | } is oe REMEMBER, NO INTEREST CHARGED WASHINGTON RL. 4367—Loveiv — ie: ‘te; rooms far gentlemen. Fores’ i en mentneetennemais nechanical concitict TOO : ni 2¢als ‘amir style: all home con- 20K iw) PORT Touring. new; extras: motor ,; ' unholeter re area! Oper TRADE YOUR OLD CAR : 2 ~sgso7anie CS a 2 rfect; on rms. i905 Locust Sundave : , : ; 0 : ' to oe | NDELL BL. 3002 (apt. Ph—Niceiy frr- re exc = te . > Oc ug \ . ss v acy Wri iN Bg . 43°88 Roorss ts = shed seam neat aan Cate iad 3 &) BLL. 354S—Nicely furn vnished front 7 Ain, Shenmagris on etamnyay ada gn nat tsa ‘ Ketek (Aina I RE Ee a ORES aie hed Pa pe Rial es ME ) - » f aid . ar. ; * AAS NIE ES DIONE URN. INA: BS GONE HS at 5 Cee iw = 5 WaTERMAN 5095—Aaccommoedations for with fell furnmismed. steam hanical’y : 3) 25 7 v7 oie . ee " mS aoe A ed Ree a AG , ; ’ 7 }] INA —_ fu i z . : cicg ‘D=LI . scormend ecdan, orig! int. co RY arin very f'n con 4 tion: sacrti- ~~ penn cot ‘ , it DS) it) Cnn AVAL ‘a> ) ay a | } oni fort sf : hor excelien: mee %. heated pari ¢ -continusus het water: com- fic - private party. 17% . : i S yes \Gi és, - Sent FINNEY 7) + small down payment, balance in 10) 5- ——— . | 12 ‘ ae enc garage sf 7 ‘lem Lin > a0 = = - hone “23° ih _t AKLAND—-: 1m at tk er —_— ——— —— . ” 2B =. _— i 8 ARTLAX D. 4861A—1. 2. J reoms; steam- NEW JEWETT SEDAN = rtrchs__8827_lecuet_—y__ (o@) | "Carian! a =) Bae Ma Sees = Spent, cocking prvieges: BE . . * os ; v ome moner om a new car »‘s a 4 : . _ ‘ , . . RE Ee OO —~ ear as payer been rum: has extra tire es . > 3 — in: re pay es : im “pa — _ ~ MARY! ANT --4333— Exceptionally meat, at- duMmor rs. eteplight. sun visor, trunk. 0 —— = nr deer enatlili ' = ee A 42 tractive f room private family: gea- aii : - toes ('naecl le] R : le + | ae i PINE Stee m-t : = ‘earns 77% med , hing ' nu ( Oat i} M VUdel. elili . i ; apartment Bt ‘nee rowmers ent lar : MENERVA, 39854—Furmished — room. - - ‘Be an {Lindel 58443 te73 | car service. Caheny 853 LAFAYETTE. 3076—G¢ Goons iipped with eCxXtra Ahad iil oa Te . ———— — ANTCLAIR la [2 front 2 — room. oven frest . | ; ) c a *, =a 22 j€RLor service, rae ’ (T1] y rs Ii? ¢ J a * ROOMS FOR RENT — Feil cteem: meee. =} “ e: e “oe . S30 Nov LL 1923 Cm = Lé« c« A * t? : : ROOM Furn shed gortlemar. ~ -e« os ae 3 7 : 1428 ge. eS a OTTO TIETIJIZENS. ce . ngtco’ rh, abehbabnapatinn me bos Cee aS Yarge cennect _housekeeDi ng: Sisk im &.t recess. vie me wee Peete Dy Sabet) ek lina ten . ' a7 a i nd bi e - - emer" aee 2 etapa mR roo aoa — — +. wr} -'se >oeu,; gente- ~ a Soencer ice au ~ eeus _... | _— : _~ ‘ . ¥: - “ ‘\ I “ : ee . _ ~ . i nah . 3S] S . ire . . Aum. Og > : ri 3 - . iw — = = & - SN ce nse . ro ts manecn —_—— - — — ats S . _ ~ . 7 4 _ — ———— . = 5 > , . : 4 . a@- _ ° : foto , ———), EAST 2 nd-f.o in 2 . desirable. Lindeil 2236 (eB? ; South be ; iw pe . oF 5 . 7 ’ - 4 gown * take | Y J wi - Ite ~ T ; ; : ; : : ——, Tews > ~ , Li née: 3454 Ww 2 \m re —y — uke new : . aad ~ 2 Trucks F -or Satie _ ane ne — Sale , wT ES 22 %, a . é or . ¢ . > £0 ) ; one vet : a a2 QC. a it re ‘=e “i. mecha: Cas Cenrd:tiou “4 re re . nt . j 3 j = : > - ‘ . - ‘ : 2 _ q , * " " ‘ : > S « “ : a , : e => 4 "sits 3 furnis = = cLEY ELA? oe: S101 Oo uve. ogy i; gia moe aE . BN se Sper ‘ , 2 ~2 ° 4 =" ’ ‘go? ohne. : - ; Pm age ee ; Es S 453 $38—3 nso “a consectes sleeping porch and : OR DI 104 rs - al veral ot iowT o , ! 2 Ja bs Py Y . a. ke . Lz . - 31 on ’ ' . . a: th v _ Cook NE. cs) : Hudaor Super. $260. Gartner 3 " am . . ; 4 $2 - ~e TR > Was ’ . ha! . - . $2 3 : : = x i ~ at + a5 _— . cirte. -a? ' 4 : > ay Mi wh 5,is— furnisaed rooms fer } ys : ~ ce ‘ LT ee Sena aad ieldiehiaci duet eee sis went .emen oMivate family; refersaces ex- a is Parged. Call b before 16 a nm. oF) CATES 6313 5, 7) ont Cou Des -— nd an roadsiers lendenha’ ‘ord dealers. 2375 | ; ik a ~ ans items Moto: Or : bbe TF rms, trade. 1 Juniat SHINGTON, 3107—Housekeeping, sieep- : Automobiles For Sale — _. oasnsarios. Part: —F or Sale ag rooms. heat, electric, gaa, bath. shoe RIDGE. Cisse 4—South room: private familr: PUSH-BFRNS I 7-29 Oltve i —- ae —-w ~ — — ~ ‘o gentiemar or lady snetenet, CATES. lately brand-rew,; never criven; $306 1a po: B “ > rTOMOSILE—I? rou want te bur a drard- nder bi natn @ n-, — ROOMS—Newiy furn Fuitable miehte and Sundays 3 | @& vey ap eg a Mn > TUDE! . Pow oe an naes iv. e> oe a ae ne warts far ] 3 North a and het wate: Este ta. ae = eee 5 ‘ORD ation, a5 Ged — ee = -— Tar Ss P pel . — ,- or S- Giass corn a — —_ rrr, . F 4 ‘ QM— Furnished. secon crd : all ceonven- y condition: an mt. oh tage ne “s goce- $1 tn on a oe 2 | a : yen : nc rose. $$. kitchen Sa) ee comes. ; _ionees. Eurinnt. Lintet i Tiss: | aa + . 4 . — . " 2 ~ = 7 5a) tea ‘ ‘ ; ; rf . ‘ 2 : - . oS) chen — BL iCK OL RING os on. wn paymen coks Ee : s ' ac3 - 7 | ea ee . 23 . ?- orn hed — - ‘ “ ‘eo : é . ~ eee ; : a ee TY7IN , is rooms, er couple. Linde!! 24307. 280) new tiree and vets , :- STVERS AL. oc , » 2 Learrtbete et " en («Nu ANIZING OTrry > oF > ed ‘entra! “9258.2 eh), FOR! Dw Tour: ng Le2? ; ver > nad enmdie. — ‘ “ne . ; ; % : ‘ abe. : t \ : >t i — ———— —— ~ noOoM—F: > rate ? = or 3 \e- pick ATTo =O a? new: a ass ~ 2: te CDEBAKE R— a ' as . : » m mt 3 r + v : q % > . > - 7 ne 2 ee —_ J an . J : firnished -9 nme, lth =e —— T3127. . : . naw @40% a " * «* . . . - " : 7 . r : : “J , Pot . + e gas alec i i: > — — . = 7 i ei ta Ate Me Se a eer J Ps =F J ! te « "= CAR DEF, — x *~ \e thie ts ’ . . . . . “ . _ : 4 ‘ > i> Lecust Boment $56. guaranties. Orthwein e “- vr: ope lay and a! make ca: @ the few remaittis ington. sie ay 3 r_phone Tyier 3331R afte: 3pm srivt! - ladies. Roz B-T68. P.-D. icp) | — 2 ' Use "3. pa —_ tan. RO right. front. ‘n modern fat: ROOMS—Conrected furnished: medern home: ; i =a Locugi st. T.imdell 700: . | : 1928 BUICK SIX—s500 en pe . — & . MG ren!™ r= seeding og 2 ARTS—30 ont — : | wane’G Sime: van fom Chew | Morbo, Date. Chevrsiets, Butcks, Hup- : — ies 2 | oy Os i Maxwell e- I Bs - | ‘amily: to w settler couple or 2 bus:-| _comveniences; private family: Lindell “Qos. mil “S. dav ~ hy o > mobiles, Studebakers. Marrmons, ete. aa | > mere: tere ; ymen. Colfax 3454R x &T7R. ‘8D aD nom, > a Suarantes, Wil censicn ne roadsters and eedans: al’ late med — impers im rive " \ LOUIS. S13TA—Nice: ROO coos : _ + n3e19 Wass ae Wi FE ‘ : 4 : . 7 ae | rf —N °e.7 furn — : . . 7 - - - : on. gingie Forest Ee ORFF 395 7.7 COZ 1 OX. 7 -— $25 @own anc up: trade anrthi: tarts bia savin ‘ ; “ae Sia LL BUTcK — ° =e 78ba 3441 Juutatea. Sidney "3403. @: Ing. tieylares LOOK LOOK LOOX i a nn : 2 conven ‘ences Trier Oren . » h.. _ . — - c .7 : ; i 1 4 -_ gq ° 7 4 = yo -4 =. = " ~— ces gel - * 2 a Sanday and even 7g: 1929 FORD TOTRING ee een DEPT. San. ee; Ga haaeen eon ~ a furry ROOMS—Doubie trent. ire men oF wemen — Bu ICK f Oj ING Im e&cel em: condition: equipped with A. C , 6 2040 Lo ; : oa. _ - 7 ‘SG 2iIn et a a . a c ¢ a5 2 _ompieved . nea |2 optional. reasonabie. 5909 + U i reake« art on _ | gheck absorbers ——— i. “tas - 3 - es rs = — ote - i ee ee ea ; TT. Onn eck on i‘nervs : Cabanr "S*ly er): a so TT iit senna jt ' ons | TO. - ROOM—ta-se. well furnished frent reem. “« gee ~1821-18922 al guarentee’. .eety 8™C « . othe: jum what you are cha: mpletely a jar “ } p 1 = :._ 7: vn * = oanr 36° 2. ? - e 2 , py Tron 3— Wanted, childres to ciate possession; third ; | A’ Wara open . NM: ’ : \ 4 i i _ . ; ~ 209 — = ord s° ? : = ; 34—2B a rol _— TIR sec 21 ran:eed in “ht: Cabanr 546442. sndie To Nene oe ee : ree [ie meay hundre | han dier 7 ourit T Ford ~Ford—Ford 7 customers we have dec eatis® : . OL - : gure, 500 Vandever STy2| BOTAMICA ee fe tummy cof siete ae ee tbreug hou 5 tires « or * em en fu. aie far one. ve bave gereral ‘ate mode: For. ie} - . pit oe ree) — -.RES—S : 7 ; "eps ‘ => FS _ 3308 Loc = demountabdies an ; 4 eve ee , s preving >« Of da , ANICAI 381 7A—Room are. tr r rr. z : - —_-. on ee a twin moder. and hLomelie ‘ieee : one i zrand 238i han er port Sand un os | 2 Reliab. i cea ae ae = ai EEX as Ma ’ oe ~¢ on + st .- - : " : . -" by. , . . > ; rs : > S ‘ 2a .1 . - “ rte a —_ ° - iy ——— .. ee = SSE Fisk USED CARS No) Fears ee y Neel Geeta aia —. ALTE RATION SALE moNTCcTPal. TIRE cp . aa “D. 3 mi: twin TAYLOR. 8674 N.—Twe large | bes! bguselee>- - Ne Gargaine ‘nn usei cars ; : — _ —— : - —— “Zz moms Kas Tangs ceac, + Ree tostue Ler. — . . : - s* ° ‘ o ; > ’ E ’ 4 ~ : “ _ ss enti acl 2 P ta) : ~- ae “ 35444—Moedéern. Ligh fremt . he Square Dea.er .s ; : family = 4 Pen oo “« . Look, gn M al s ) 7 ou. 3 1923 FORD TOURING, $250 worrmae, care $30. ; | woh ng Tower See L Pitas 1E08E. | WASC TON Se. 6175 seven ess D m RING, $ 0 : | 7 aaa | | ma in s . — a ee Saguenay ee rei a ral — wictly residents: sAfsHiNGtON sf. £°3i—4 7408 Common wee + ood. Saturday = . —o~ . an : ' : ) , ee a be ms avy _ es inns . . a . SS . - o 4 Py bi. : 4 —— . : ~~ @ Be : : — we ——d jens. — - =e - 7 . ; ~Prar * 2% 2h. = VWESTGATE. «324A—Large. igh: house A socom. =aisel> forniebed Deimar oe WwittTH 204ean_cIry " Sieamnee admeeae ine eee al : Tr. Tii—Very desirai'e | = ae S“Erinzpent fear i er 2 sac Rw ; STicccas ree a ; 7 : ~~ me A”. ’ . Ns ~ +e - ae me 4 , 4 oe = wg, a =... ws afer 3 o * os ARDNER TOURIN 1H21-39t2. 1923 "a0 om . A TESTy INST ER PL 4098 — _arge ho . cima ring perms - beat keep ag recsm miiauece bet water: laGe- fax Gee s AN - a ah) ye Rr co - 606 — Went fas es and Ae A ll tt =e peeree eS) | net water: 3 Whittier: &§ Ugh whee ~ = me bd =z endl « - Biase ~ hen and Hving recom privi.e “9 gh “sousexeep:ag as —9 > - ; saaet ae ee et | bgp 3 ere K : tt Be SBat_ryemere. | a fee 2902 ae 2 =e ; LOUIS. MOTOR CAR CO. | secapt ome t ae Se TSS ROOM Front. ter gentiemas. private tome: West PIXE SE ) 4 aoe ee: Gone ones tt tie. es furmeneg re sng Tower Grove Park. 1256: cor 4 it’ on: » eran ook “ P-ceeneaaer es —— we Ding . a wot ust 25 , a - oe terns uate & Sa . ts . ; ' , : re : A Re 9 . Ter . wn ‘ West oe ga ena os nga a seteitea ‘BARTMER. 5603—Nicel $2 i Bee: reg 3 | | For Sale OMPTON. 193i a aoa. coal : SO RY nes. S$] 00 pi one . no ar - . a ty - genie home Baws : - r 3 : tind geatiemen. couple - SOT 23 ' ight end oneton = een a —---— : - 2 -surtn > Bamege ae nw — : rge : , RITTENDEX . x a ax 2066 ; ' - come coed ~tew ; : - , 3 ” os : 7 d oo . *, . une . a Bey! ac IR cvts am : rt = ene is : . “Co. ~"" ama 2 -a- oe Oban ee eth AM ME aE Re een deh Ne Nn ella Le Phy > at ‘ 5 ¥ . 4 ’ wy “'* * - en’ = Coz ; An a! ‘ ete ¢ bi fs 5 Late i18te — a is “ty? ables, fine condition: $1746: ns Sortein Chevmolet Ca. Z <e VRP and “onda: s ae = ar om pene te ab

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FRT ‘ - OCTORER 32 19°98, ss m FRI AY, OCTOBER 12, 1923. ‘ROOMS AND BOARD wa es IF YOU OWN A LOT AND NEED SOME MONEY, find a buyer throv gh these columns. “@@ inane 4——For boy 10: years old, KL ESTATE | | BoaRD wt cietrict. Box B.- “370, | RTMENTS FOR RENT lanphy schoo! West eo AY ARTMENT sun perio - ‘h. 2 bedrooms. larke iiv- Post Di batch . ane din! kitchen, breakfast a — spa 4 " Peeler. ge g oe - one-panel and Car omg, & pe~ Veman. Box M-864 furnished Soke " rent. Box _ROoms | WANTED RoOMS— 3 yst- Dispatch Box Sti a a FE: OOM Wt t by young af- es West M-268 —s. aL THEIMER. Ril7 Chestnut a (Co) W ESTG ATE | Al SINGE =R- fu tors L104 34. Olive 9494 ; ROOMS . apart ry ree, un nfurnished Acaccresse Mra. Wilson, 750 : al 1 rooms. Wwid— lr + furnished. or Forest &S&83) aft er r 6 D. . a , at enrr {co REAL. ive RENTS REDUCED pELMONTE APARTMENTS 6630 DELMAR. sietely furnished aper' ments. Ke leco rate FOR \) ~~. anfurnis outs: “Wainut Post Dimi patch. ROOMS Wida—! furnished. near » Riverside =2 ety. Admission ca only. LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL further particulare see AMER! CAN AND: EUROPEAN PLAN. i New! furmished excellent food, moderate - aldin Bros. R. E. Co. ae prices ; Olive e. y £489W. West ms. well ai furn niture. comp: lete- flat nished fist with ferring private hor Box M-268. FURNISHED FLAT—Wii!/ share , couple or led ie Tt Post-Dispatch. —— FLAT Wwtd.—3 or 4 __ adults: $5 reward, FLAT W td meal _ coupie: not over FLAT Witd—3 ro adults lL. W Bra FLAT Wid. — nord rvome adults Box B lj FLAT Wtd—New. weet preferred ; Post - Diepma t« 3 | FLAT Wid. om | FLAT Wtd.—3 rooms. completely —. South with in-a-dor | FLAT Wté.—5-room modern. ses: if 4 shed or would sell furniture, excellent : dean e | FLAT RTMENT—Well furnished, 3-room ef- | rootne, $35 aa? 4. Post 5 r atti h 8569) Oo! ms. ” orest Sidn: ey ha Gravois. radwood ed) é*().. ors 8494 K pores: 5 8 aim S70 ; «4 Pa.. mod ’ (co) rn between (5! room . f- wer f) at bath: vecorat oi- fir GOTTLIEB, rooms J roomine modern, hy arrenged; | F004 rents $45. new e& RENT—Furnisn od gu- her ~ ,? _|LOTS Wtd—Pay |B e&)] ec S30. or §-room Orns. aduite. -_ Box effi | spr tch 5 r bungalow: about 4445M. $40 revums or wwer BSO. wta.—3 daughter: 381. clea South Si Post-Dispatch lent reference, Post - Dispatch lecation south: not $50. 509 Adelaide O live 3 32 66. Nn ros ig: le pre fer? ed ba th. c th Side. bux 80 ay ., far out corner | furnace. lst fioor: University mother. Box taf { FLATS AND AP’TS WANTED t* o - r) by young 2815J. 15) twp jienc (cD) 2 bedrooms; 4} mo M-266. i not ei DWELLINGS FOR RENT Northwest | g0o0d ver (se. c89) — TO LET—BUSINESS PURFOSES West A] CED! RE liiding, 4 Brentwood ee WHAT S50 «Ast “WILL ¥ o-room siucco on ille: steam heat, vood floors and Wath: just completed, o car lin $5500: g dandy bunge 3 Chestnut | bath at and hard woe 1 floors; 4eo) *huse? $- 5 9 y ; reoom*. pose 4 . = , ’ ) A y . j fe r? of i? hy ¢et kh am i, “OFFICES FOR New rer? iow JOS. F& DICKMANN R fuliv enouipped, 6"? tlh ra, E. CO., ore] ; a pbuteher s} : the! ev Ais'rict of P llicreen, BY6 re ND LACLEDE FOR RENT to be had: new bulldineg furnishe “f ren low See KM \NN RB. 2B ? 2b ("hest nt (ec) vom the MAY & chester road South road Tren on Mar North and ne on K RAND eee STORES res sii}] Marlewors RUNGALO WS 3- 7994-98-36 Hirh: 4 frame. 5-room brick, 4-reom sun 1% block. west Cit; Limit heneppeniammnpens - insnect. . ' 1S -—6 - roo ha) bath#oom., | WANTED. BUSINESS PURP SES : ren te ‘es nac " reet. bog Y e a 6 BUI LDING For manuiac id fruit trees 423 Mas “0,000 eq > =? 4)? nent Di pe ACRE A he RAT a RE nw fn a ; » Open, all wtiien vurTrage. ma nuiactur. ne > feet Box #- “rr +> _ - “ “ — 7 ~ #2 ~ Richmond Heights 3 a NGAI ow Stine §-reo1 nD brick one brick; modern AvOUL m oder ’ i Jteti University Citv 4LOW—515 » Nor th and and Secping porch: hot BAXxTAT: one BI NG. roornys jot South ive wt dutiy Sue dui'v i4fet sve Cgily $ te ‘un os “Ui ac€ yp ieury agate. 50¢ Webster Groves LOW —We Grove: ora nd-nev etucco, 4 . 4 oe nmed pion 8 times Sun ie. Cc $0 he a, atiw 2c c n REAL ESTATE—W’T'D to BUY BOKERN R. E CO can sell your See ' im Loday. 317 Fullerton b Khe s! 31635 st BUNGA times. dai'y ape city sewer, enrage:’ f « were ate 1 east” BRON, ? line p: ‘operty Bidg. (cB) ynmisgsion NCEY see Trike at resu its prices. ci “O68 ole Apert ‘ "his Al rE Whe AT } mire or le io RF SPENCE Venu Groves. modern, 7 dition; close to ss ‘hool f ground. an ide tag: price ri ieht, Veoreet av a —_—— REEIDENCKE—New sleeping Our prop- fioors throughout "SiCe, t38.°" rooms: q ISTIAN BRINKOP nm. &. CO.., on the 9 Cheeretnut at “TWENTY DAYS tu ter Pa Tr F MBL f ‘y lias sia cictentinin SUBURBAN ', et Re homes, lets and property during last four monthe. vou want a sale within 90 daye vou our service Our representative wil] ca! inepect your p without charge WALTER } ROS Chestnut Olive. 6747 2 Centra! 1588 (e15) first-cluse p bb ABes foot j ‘abie for Nash, 5018 Ridge cash for lots near car ine. co. tages. Demaree, 5059 ieB) td. ‘ful 7. a : and chur oe ; ’ e for chicke owner 3 Rarnes, burid — Br inkop Has Buy ers —_ pa fraine : poreh "ith read) A to buy ‘ ro CHR k $11.000 WILSON, REALTY iOans VW eater? er (Jrovee CO Call for time it has taken us to se!) W ebvstet the ] Ww eS nf eo . ond 011 PACIPI —4 “ROOMS. BATH a electric; garage; large lot; Mo Pacific Railroad Wainwr x! t -Bldg.; j map of Webster ‘pt homes: price $1500 WE BS TER GROV Es TR UST CO... Ai TREMPLEY- WILSON R. E. & ! our list of Webster and Kirkwood p erty. an "216 for K AMF. W + TE of icR) ‘ eur s* $i5. A srt and to es. Cottages Wantec | C oT TAGE Wit a—t and 5 roome:; or ww at of . Give full details and a. D-510. Post-Dispatch. runga- price. (e) ee ee ee Wellston reoms and bath, good location ; Cail Gilman, ©lats, Apartments Wantea WW wil lpay Roo m FLAT Wtd—To buy; iy good price. | HUNGALOW Lewis. Olive 7158 205. K10 a7 « 7ALO' ~s (“hest rut st. — . ~ es "eR ble terms. Residences | Wanted in ~ Bh 00 fin price $3 COTTAGES roma; Rae. weer Wid —Oid: “block | ee SetHorr varvenore Lor Delmar. Lindel! 245. TEGET ‘HOFF-VATTE ROTT, Wtd—Modern. 6 or 7 Lafavette and Magnolia. wer Grove Box D-22 P ort “HH ot 'sE—Near De! mer and _Post- Tt fepatch. ee ‘elec RESIDE? : ms, Grand -Dis rou! Ct OTTAGE- -6322 ter electric, bath. lerge Sitreet : S500 aow # TREROTT 65° 22H I A aston COTTAGE 47 08 Jennings ré-: frame: 50O-f lot S$? R00 eanh $300 TEGETHOFF-VATTEROTT, 6228A Mavie. 5 rooms ‘gus, Karare. [weer and TT: OOMING Tey- lor Box Ljq« zt ete ee REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE LOT—C o- — oe eget = - Sree aerate = orner, in City View Piace. : ’ “ “al | / ‘ : op a | - at Meng e vh : T VOTE. ) ? a eae « Co.- ~—! 5 COTTAGE—A | uter, ihe. lot i ‘ hid TT E "Al, rast rear ar’ * (ei 4) conn. . enade ern: Phone Ken’ en 7 water he b'oe ik fron ie fey, Pr (*heatriut Webster Kp _today. (e65 2? anle 000 iem) 7et rnn- (cR) ished THO: Cabany (B) trte; 5O0 down 622RA wasn? ) wae- rade TEGETHOFT-V AT- ic ”” “new “4- roeo.n Maeton if - ) low; to bloc K SUBURBAN FroP TY FOR SALE | POR - AND COTTAGES | For Sale “8-room. ‘ath. elec- price $2750. See this ome block east of (‘ner- vacant in 2 weeks: for! CO.. 6428 Michigan construction ad be on Naze ee modern in close t reet var handied w th $1000 i Zy For ber aan: trie: jot 30x‘ o44e 4060 oo kee Cor: be rins é¢ Fii*2i ¥. NSTEIN R. 3 AR, H, AVE wy der huresa! Ore frame every rerpec: achoote: can be ois wi'l one you 4-room and cash: home and format further in- A.M AY FR REALTY CO. 612 Gravois ay. ast 3 . *“unday 4989 or -_- Southwest Modern brick: bain, furmace. garage, at “4i-Pointe; $6500. Answer, 4115 Forest ay. BUNGAL OW —4 rooins and bath: 1344 tral ay. vide jot: _vide jot. 3406. Bi ‘NGALOUWS~—2407-09 Bellevue rooms. tile bath. hardwood floors. ter hest. in-a-dor bed. extra pienty of large closet space: race and gommmenes wonderful view’ oriced for immediate sale WM. d. ABBOTT RK BUNGALOW— av... large roome EE. CO., 806 Chestnut. fevenee. | } i i ' ; elec. | eanev { | Street one block from iuine ta For admission get card | South APART MTS, FOR SALE | RESID. NCES FOR SALE Northwest FLAT—3 and HOHE NST EIN R 8 pric e $4500 sing! ; lo at then see cc F L. AT—3500 McKean, 5 and particu Sidnev_ I) ‘bome] uv. bh. Tiats. ? stores, income on vrice askec J WANSTRATH. Dr LAT——o-6 modern conteniences: bath st So er FL At rooing, 406 Int. TT. ANE hath, TE “hy MENY—1819-21 Glick rooms, liars LJt 20% :0, riot) nl « eg ataes, por hes, THD eA EWERS, ‘und sjdne y. al} in t! le s Tus ha: o sy terins, _— Deubis: 6 bath, Life 17) dg. i Eis on elect fic. sacrifice, Ex loca tion : WOL 436 porches, | * 2240 owe terins $637 ~farnils ir. Pp Olive 9544. ‘ 4 orice S&S. hata AC Olive & ec NGLE Keokuk. —_—— — -—~- GRAVOIS AY. 4415 Gravois av. beths. electric: gas, Ras. machines; 726- R. Oiive 14. 5xa—Double 36151, 10th ae Victor s/ £3500 CO. & 4 C 402% LT Alf AC AL—BAR: i\AIN] Two-family. and 4 B00; K roon card 150. le brick: ok rs 7Tivs Anis in this. 64°'N Mi Michigan. Ne ee single » fiat, double brick werace: and card of admission see VP & 3545 Wyoming. —uTRerT: beset of condkicon Ww. See it shed, O17 De Sce Kichardseon. 2k V irgiuia Pe # ler iri: hes tnut 18. C en modern: FLAT BARGAIN. 44 rooms. and alley m@e@de JAS. Cc MORFIT. 807 Chestnut. FLAT . 3 and B room brick fiat, lot 660x130: BAU ER-1 LUSTKANDL, ne — rie beth, price BOG Ches' nut. NEW FLATS Shenandoah: tust being completed: 4 rooms and : weakfast room and «un parior. with in-a-der : extra large rooms. four steam-heeting Op : hardw — just ong A west ALTY (hestrut with dwood fedae furnaces. rental $2: AO oper see zB. ce Centra! 6491 4-rco'™ mo: lerth : fine nec PSG TTY . REAL ESTATE i1'6.. 101 N. &th *. AW TR ACT pot BL F114 800 McRee:; ee | of co Chestnut st. ee et er ee mere nn ce nee RESIDENCE—4595 Cote brilifante:; rooms; lot 50x150; garage, enay M ise Smith, 2185 N. 23d st. Open _i*%, after my ; ROOM HOM E, $9000 FINE 7 hOSS Northiand: 7 reome, bath. hot-water hest. gerage for two machines: in fine con aiLio0n. R &E or £549 > Home 4910 MAFFITT PLACE n You'l!} appreciate thie pretty up-to-date i icy) home: oo * and sus parior; nice eieetrie 4 and 5 ‘fixtures: w smagtel, with bookcases: oe near fleors throughout: modern conveniences hot-water heat: a1 60; High-ciase residence > CU restricted; are street, Atiniaeh a bs res | 33 | Pr : | beu utiful i full © (, 89) AD) WALTER nb Aten 618 (“hest rn ce). @QuUu.cKiy . w clip. cd) h_ a! ‘] tile vonshire, - A neighbor with aariras L Wenkn 419 % S “th sof) iit: oT » {c) "-fam- South Ri SILENCE—1416 s Ewing: pies J-roem brick house: gt Fr with beth, oieri sie. furnace, ep Lu “e500 cash and $40 monthly h necessary reoaire for purchaser on in- terior. a bargain. AMUEL LIE BERT, room 407, ; Ches’ n 1 ‘cd? 3H 7s Vv is rA AY: 7-room, ‘“* o ¥y bric«e ree donee electric, new FE rnace;: tusit .isted; eeil ayiek ORTE_ RE AL) TY SRE ein, EE good (cB) "ee north { rA j 302 hath, gre, owner Baye brick 2. (59) ’ AND LOAN CO., electric, _ (ive 34's; Arh (antral 5183. fed! ig, $100 CAST, RALANCE 550 PER MONTH _fed) 6-ROOM BICK HOUSE, ELECTRIC 49%0.3-34 Ruteer: “attached houses; rearged as singie fats: these are gaing anét ‘ust think, $'00 eash; hurry vou Went ene VHYMAN,. 7822 Chestnut at. pi | STS (c6) VArAnT— Ove ar- big bar- ig right; (eb) rN TOMORROW RONDE FUL HOMP—81400 CASH "A6% Tanine (1 bleck gouth of pork, %& blieck weet of Grerd): 10 rooms furnare. beth, pnt dit hendsome new paper: clethes ‘chute, sepper weather atripoing. brick vere. e'ate ro. atreets end viiew meade heing aol4 't@ close an extate and price ts rich Termes Grand; rent: _ feb) ‘Well. bulit single bathe, ~~ ae floors, double garage; a gen. Admittance x R_.E.CO. DANDY NEW FLAT near ‘jrand y tlle bath. bul't- | JO8_ PF. DIC 3540 Pek MA’ 4123 SHAW ai N Giles av., H and § 5 end 6 rooms. svn parlor. iim tub. napewees | gpa | 875140: ; ZOA ER co “FINE NEW DOUBLES well-bullt. pom. She beth. har‘ wood : OO. garage, wi'l rent 700; fae, tare. eh | TO none AN ESTATE LATS AND TENEMENT PROPERTY. 6 rooms end | oniy | ; .. ° Ox277; suet finished : will | wher, Olive hot-wa-. bullt on ter: Aa very e@ay terms. | (eS) | COTTAG¥.—5-reom __Nashv ie gy. frame: $2700. ~~ Modern Bungalow ‘Bargain s 7-room modern stucco bungalow. south side Sianley av.. eaat of Beliview: large let; ready for occupan hee at once. cy this | J. CONCANNONRN, "720 Wainwright: Bile, | PEATTIPUL COPFATCE—BARGAIN — 4800 Fichelberger; 4 nooms. 5-room effi- strictly modern: cut ng $600 to Owner in buildin Gs ' bie (BO) | ones a gee J $042 Alaske. Cen-| for DR ay RRAL pigs « bv “0 room cA and Couble gureRre: » 4006 Choytear, pene ee ee 625 Chestnut. gh. month’. {yen “nfew far inenectton |RELLIS REAT TORE *rrade Rite ve B78 RESIDENCE BARGAIN °144 S Grend: 12 rooms bath and. hot- water heat: gsuiteble for doecter or dent ist. ANDERSON -ASTOCK E-RT** Pig hats _ 808 Chestnut at. fiat: tile Gravois A Real Oppartenter Immediate Possession 3926 Connecticut st.: a 3-story. slate roof. brick residence of 8 rooms, tile bath, hard- wood flovrs, reception bell, steeping porch. furnace, Copper sereens, garage; Price S8600 lot / (ch ap-peqedautate 4 r 2017-19 8. Sth st., some. 2021-798 ®. Bth st... sam For iJ. B. 20%4. 26 f. 24 w., 'Menufecturers’ Retlway tracks on 24 st. rice ana further particulars. ner EIBERTZ REALTY AND iy 92 Fidney 171i. * ioeie B-room fiat and agie amy fist and 4ou.| ¥ S-reom fiat; 1704 Russe! double 5 Cent Southwest BEM MENARD SES On a > &. Co 7th and Chestnut sts. A Real Opportunity IMMEDIATE FOREESSION 8936 Cennecticut st.: S-etory. _ aiste: root bese residence of 8 eS. tile ba hard: floors, reception hail, siee ry pore | furnace copper ecreens, garage; jot 300127 ~” besa ANN-SPACKLER RB. cO., 7th « ut ‘oe (c5) | 1 SIDE RESIDENCES aed ag TAghtning ta." elegant home of 9 rooms hot-water heat: copper and reens: hardwood rLAtT—4509-11 ma. roo ing; rent tj Manchester: bath, furnace: won (ers 21609 year, price $16 OFFER 4-fam - | am Pune. 50. Realtor. ac it's a wonderful home in substantial and well kent garage. ete: the rg" Tax li oy furnace Hhadt-in: ie LF. wo lot 39 | Orive ® Bed | if | - COTTAGES AND sss | With tenets , a i ing station; Bot iA. JAY KUHS, Realtor, ' ; ’ ; ; ; § ' ‘COTTAGE—3737 V" ea: lot 30x27. | | ee at a = Noa. 3534-36 Sresnacoa™ Particulars see 10th & 7Ox148 auaw 4164 ft roemen, 1te hoor Yace nt, tere: fp tt « OKES- Si 8-ik & ouleet; * fints above, od cueh. K4 Sy {so1-05 &. JBPPERRIGOS COR CAR Bi ) O°«"5. store and $4000 7 Cea STATE © ey thot N. Hh st. _ Central « ime Income €4800.—Price $20 1481-89 S&S Vandewen'er and liunt: two steres pee 14 fate: eae _ Mae K RJ » CO., 524 Cheetna YA , = - @.i qepeines ee ood fi tile wath. ete.; $6000 year: brick gserages: right aad mee in ine locality. "foLr- port Acs REAL E#®TATE r?. |'MARCUS, 1704—EFight rooms, reception hal! corner resider.ce, modern and compiete: convenient to car lines; $85. Call Delmar 4255W. 4649 Lucky block, at a sacrifice SPPHERSON, thea ' 5762—Firet floor. steam heat: $2500 Pied av. RI-SIDENCE Wt4.—wWil) enenenge acree of benutiful BETO. ind Naess GAL ster for residence or fin wii! _£000 proposition, Bor D S01 P.- ee —— we ee ee we DITTMEIER R. CO., ginal ‘‘Quick Bele 5 rooms, cam be seen in eve- | it NDERSON-STOCKE- BUERMANN. BOR Chestnut st. 1350 ¢82) 12% want automobile as part pay. "624 Cheat- Wanted’ ___ (e680) Grand 202. 2023 Chouteey 1 Trust laa New Double Flat, $18,000 945 M lia. “1 block from Tower Park, = Te bath. hardwood fileors, LAF AYETT! east, 5 roomie ' eieam beat Ulsescspiegl at. arge roum, 2 steam he 1 8ia. —— BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sate | ROOSEVELT PL.. 5746—Cotiage. BUNG saLOW— 6° bath, £7500; meke APARTMENTS—2 erms to sul v7 be ih. electric, gus; or will rent te) 646 Phone tale bath: ovary RIng furnished: an suena es sae - aaa ‘Ly Db "e4 4 ‘Lindell 7020 7 COUNTY BRICK BUNGALOW | ! ee et Se a FARMS FOR SALE big electric fixtures; large jot: small cash pay- | FE OR modern reasonable (own | ment. balance menthiy: price less than cost. | $14; porches; everything ' RUTGER. furnac a F ‘AR M—For sale. or trade for a Jike rent. Coifax 1 BSOR., (5) (c46x) RO acres farm liand. | |Z tomers neten tor oil. . NOW VACANT. ) | Money “See vig Mo | na CHRISTIAN ans coe ee ; Do You Need 1 Money Agents room 8, _ Chestnut Ed Keller. West KUNGALOW-—6257 Ciayton ev.. brick. STEAD new 6-room | GLIC E. ed tile. bath. hardwood fioora, furmace, GOrTe. afier "Va cer rooms: utiful , °02327—8 roe newly Recetas ed 18°7 Perk av Southwest BELELVUE. °407-09—~4 hardwood floors. hot- bed: large reoms with rent reasonable: open WM. J. ARBOTT RK. E flat. A ahs ‘furneece. hardw oors, : it°s @ x rT lhath and yanoerh, S-ragm zomg si ~—e essa sa Bee | - FE. WRISRBERG. w (cB) The Yleel Estate Big ateigs *y’ roomea, | __ 7°06 8. Oraed. ___ Fpeme Bitney 42. ‘¢ the!. » fan County, Ok.: now ieased for oil ¥ } a — | M-163. Post-Dispatch { North YOU CAN MOVE IN TOMORROW re 4471 SAN FRANCISCO | p-li*euteslow? parame sie” me ee; furnace, 320- Acre F arm Ww ith | C rops. brick bunge paras. side drive; Cardweod | Olive 9544. 10) N. stn ot. Central 2074 (e 00 cash nec- 1 Cattle, 30 Ho rs. 30 et ) Jew utif: §-roor alow .| 2 ore threw pho t povenn tee ‘end meta! FLAT ——Bingie. end 7 rooms. modern 11 aeaiery wll 0 A egret "Paya om begin: art Maids | esther strigped: $3 ae and easy " Demaree, 24 floor, 5060 Foes. garage; attractive price for side no th! ¥ : 4 600 cords stovewood, 275.000 #3 ti er: ou Grive for 7 * tou gon REALTY vie BF pes | PLAT —1320 Te Temple eS, i? Boney im - 5179 Easton. aeons @ Wert } quick Toot marmets: Admission by card only. | = - “Cabiee bathe marae pare Mee RADY & OBERMEYER ne nN eo | “Sore ge ; pe PRT. a Corer _ Si 5° ieee i Fay POLLACK REAL ESTATE CO. FLATS, sel FOR SALE | ove. ot] 101 N mm st. Captra! 402 RPS1iDENCE— E246 ess ee 2620-22 UNIVERSI7T% ST—S2250 _ « Cent : NS -¥ jinnied ie t yy ; ay $9000: Sroperty in good con- nenwion : roo denne: grost rever. | Br D-856, ‘Post-Dispatch. __ ‘e6) | eu cash, monthiy payments, buys these mofern brick full¢inge with 6 ana | oe akg room flat: ry 8526-28 gumexweee I BL. two g-room ee: electric, gas. Wa- hot-water heat: owner on premises 3530-32 GREENWOOD ton N 5-room “or @ very! ; me Olive of 4t wr and ¢ -§ LOANS ON PERSONA’ enone an TOMQGBILE ous ee MM ea a nS PRE OR A Mh OMe Oe GIR 1D FEILER Te 3 Southwest Ray" " o56e6 +s -—4 roon ns. sun j and reception tile bath, heat, in-a-dor ciose. space £06 roome. water Die Th { ©. . —5-room _ efficie si . re "i? y .? | CLEVELAND. Sieeping porch Chestnut. ic5) ht ee FIAT West COn ~+4 nien a af Fuk Prane Cohany 4 psa skin Guat anty y——Banatiret West End. 6 rooms, tile beth, modern corventences: lot B01 80: | MOMBY pe a Te _buy from owner, 6806 Pershing. _ {cB ; ya = | montare iti 6 Sale 45590 FYANS AV—RBARGAIN. tries ) er; lot 2. : me and investment. JOHN , 8 BLAKE & "BRO., 815 Cuestnut icD) | eRe: 5 MONTHL lerge bas u five: —— yj—EFEive rooms: ow (second floor); @ reomEy BR, 211¢ : ret? SH - , a. K “ANDER SON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, é 808 Chestnut, ficiency: rent (heatnut st. “$275 DOWN, 625 MO PRETTY COYTTAGE—ONLY ONE L EFT 47 00 Goodfeticw 4700 north en Goodfe!l- Northwest av., Within walking distance of General ss “BBx1: 25- 5000 block Mot ore and new industrial district); 4 rooma, mn: w trade O DEKE REAL- electric fixtures. marbie gink: garage, etc.; ” 607 Oh a rut L “Ou ive. 1342. |will be open for inepection Baturdey after- or lower flat: Me ge Chestnut, — — |poon and Bunday until sold | M-218 P-D Ww BELLIS REALTORS Areede Piig- Olive OF | | if) est = ia 3 eiinten neti F Central fur- ~—thivessity| FIRST TIME ADVERTISED | weet wrareme BN3A Mo hermon (463) BL. — WEST END Fiat. iis | 2 separate double 2-s:ory brick merean- 1282 Clara ST F, nd le buildings; each building has 2 stores | oreh, newly painted. THOS. end 5 and 6 room flats 2d floor; strictly Gon, 6 517) Easton. Forest 8920. — modern; further rticulers see tink. a * KUL k tnut. aT? ARTI MOUTON AY. A. JAY KUHS, Realtor, 10th @ Cusstens. # i. jews Sk? MP. oome,. tile © MOCRADY & _ feb) ope end B . t r Paints: sprite Py a BON. 6179 Easton. : Forest 8070. _ (by T"and 6! “4- -FAMILY—NEAR G GRAND Pi. 5-7 double 5 ané 6: fur- | rental $720. i nanes” 5- in ee. Lae yy : 2 “sid ser WOLF-POLLACK SEAL. FATATF CO. Olive | £544. 101 N. 8th et, Central 302. 'FPLAT—!1 “88 Shawmut vl... 5&5 and 6 strictivy modern; double garage, for avielk sale. % MeC RADY & ORF RMETER, 5179 Easton. Forest 3196. Delrne- ABT , 5 AND 6 ROOM——MODTRN ’ ae ———s 7-room brick home, furnace, modgern; $1000 cosh buys: price $5500. W OLF- epee ne Ade ESTATE Co.. Olive 0544. 101 st. Central on 1423 GKANY ae waar F—RFAL BUY. 6-reom brick residence, furnace, tile bath, bargain $0250; terme. WOLF-POLLOCK REAL ESTATE CO., Olive 9544. 101 N. Sth st. Central 902. > ed ee eee 6686 OR 6688 WELLS AV—s600 CAPH. G rooms attached brick house: precticaily roome: | nem’ pac Ategtiric. furnas-, beautiful ipte- Fr r e ance per verse” | monthe. bo MAN. 407. 792. | rest mut ! R500. (of) ~ BENG JRHOONH BECOND TO NONE a : » bungai ow lot, 5 rooms. | | oo (5) Wtd—5 rooms fiat: neo children. Box 2302 n confidestie! 1881 WONEY” loaned om aute | ership oerttficater: we, Vin loan on anteimolioas 1 7 + Se sold, Auto ane JIvtian and Pivymouth on Good. | | at per cent yer month, OlMyve ! eles room brick residence en uy Co., “vVietorta 1879 and 1381 Clera av.. 2 flats. each of | n the pink of Se arene : oni $2000 | Mound City Leen Om. S57 tile bathe. electric, furnace; ; cagh, wejence aie mon re desirable! sie ; pan « bees lle see us for ful! particulars. ot 4 HOMPSON. ” nae? Deimar bi. OO. OBFRATIVE 00 fine rooms; good orde: des ravie. let and rtment; open. fh rooms, 34 floor north, rooma, Bun parior on. extra fine 5 rooms end ww ext Forert 6546. : 4914 Delmar ‘ NGAI Kas, | ‘ {ri bat hn; ters OW—New. 4 ome end basement and garage, 50086 Bea com av . ~Moderr reoms ct. sewer, 50 per 3995 b. SUBURBAN PSRCP. FOR RENT MANOLA. 3727 ——Six - __ orn _con\ eniences, =. . salt Northwest | {Cc} ; oe tea BbUNGALU\Y\—6 rooms and “bath moder | 560x160 lor 64x140; garage: fruit trees: buy 8000, electric will exchange for suitatie io. Gb0 mina. mm Re all mod erne: Detrmar 4237 L. ov a DEN 3 46 16. (cb. any 644R. (cB) . - = -—— —— - a —-: CUTTAGE—65- -room bric ke, extra ~ cas. month and / roo “Cat —— ym j .e $1000 Lewnr BUNGALOW— let, electric. GOTTLIEB. Wash. ae cantata . - a witt (e7) (CATES, 62 266-74—1 nird floor, Sere. (oH. 4226A N.—Three rooms. $16; 4 a girs — 4urpn ‘trn': to b or. sleeping orcket; garage © Beaemure to Suy. /ABADIE, 3629—Modern 5-room SHIM E Rr. 817 Chestnut Cc! w rTuT r is oad 8 NEW BUNGALOW FLAT will put 4 and 5 rooms, hot-water open floors. tile bath; $12,000. 24 floors BERMEYER. 5178 Heston. 8196. Delmer 5S66L. D PUD, 4547—New 5 and 6 room flats: “water heat. ) J WANSTRATH. 717% Chestnut. (c7) sleeviag . fust se!) er a roorme, percd bath, Tlurnace gic.; st.e¢et made. 406 in oe ———o hardwood fioors;: double areagde See this. 4411 Gannett wm. | Sve be. ay oF 9 io , Nortnwest | GARAGES, STABLES FOR RENT cash, terme 3024 Oakwood, Pine! " HOHENSTEIN R. CO., S486 Michignn._ | T) 9 W T Ay i MARKET. 6385—3-room Nene 8003 I"LORISSANT je eo) — a erman * beth ~~ $30. South | gave Bungaiow: 4 rooms, bath. gaa, ag ALT) nce oome. , gr earthy gemma na fine basement. new double lot BOx | Seven rooms, 8) ep porch; imm hs Now fet. © mo. DE TC INTY, 4035—Garage: $6 mont +h. | terme ree- | 140; about “00 feet weet of Jonntes rd.; can L a een : 4 - ; t, . a-+ HAT "E R- ] 40 RTK ANDL. a: en C hest: ut inf) 2509 (hy) be improved for any business. For price gee " ve poss ession; thir ua floor e&s 4 ON PL.. 1900 rooms. bath. fur- ee ee ee ee aa se ~ ema’! RR. Baidaup. 4727 Labadie. Forest 6071. Mace and electra; on second ficor; $7U: &: p-to-date. modern » eons, | ‘ 108) | ~ at ‘ic enon) rT wood EDWARD L. B AKEWELL, 3 pam mon me =F : i} ee ah 1A, 5A-——@ rTooms. t rs iis- | Olive 118 North Sevens Bectric: $40. c7) dD- one -_— —- a DELMAR 7 rr.- : she? [7.7 R—_ Bt rictiw modern *” ‘bedrooms South int OW-FLAT—Beautiful ; airy roome; modern le for good t Ml peee OLR A 6 tenant: rd ] or THEI IMER CLEMENS. 5716—B floor; e le ctric 2 rick garage, Water —- + ee West | ublic. hieh and | cement if “y ; ee CLINTON. 1465 Large, light for auto (nit corne! riheast cor. r store: tire and g00d iOCaAtL) hbatterv Bilt mene TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES 1Sth et.j— ion leon belance price $5000: $250 cash,|" MODERN ‘Rebertson. Overland Park. ic 06) 5 6 rooms. Lf “milse west, Ecker:. 706 Century mies f | ~ + jot 6UxK2 »f,- faRY 5-ROOM BRICK. $5600. 44008 Lee av.: & rooms. reception @nu bath; rock foundation, finished and basement, a e.ectric, gas. water heat; street nd eldewalks m ternie $5500 OF OL! MEY KR, Floris an lnion : se Ps . Ae me. ( ‘OTTA' ih—. 5544 Greer ay 4-room ~ FARM—17 S3S0H0. acre ress, terma. = bD4e Welis RS. OO 2% PHREY. 34]6—Four rooms. ——— ae ce; hardwood floors. Call lilot: 960 °: 2601 -03 Sees fer 4 fur = rand (c7) beautiful 3. aJjoin- | a Broadway ang Olive. eae y & roome 3 and Open bai r @ 10 " JONES R. E. Co., 618 Chesttl NETT PL. 1817—Fiet. ¢ ‘é moms newly decorated: modern: Lafayette Park AY ETTE 4151 — Five-room efficiency; Wood floors, tile bath: rent $56 DERE. R. WARENDES, REALTY CO.. 2610 _CO., 816 Pine (of) ARE “YOU PED Mé See —— 4 and oto ater: pute. ata . th. riws Vide GONE Ny J Pa . EA ole 06 ie iow Central ‘Ge. or Al T! t floor, . 4 a) 4 bed ; AYIMER, 815 Chestauy 4 rooms oar’ new : —- . by. tel wn € 7122 Rev 26 Grevoie. (cS) + tf Be +4 -# rooms and bath, 250. Grand 8387. = 94-——-8 rooms, sun pe pom, in-ea-cor bed; Wis ATETTE 70A—8 rooms; hot-water | PEDE bath $95 BU Rida. ERER. ARENDES REALTY Co.. 2678 2610 Gravois (c7) one i es a we MONEY WANTED GUARANTEED DE tia} L—— omfortabie - * ac S faimmil vy a ben 6° 84 hea ted bungeaiowr- 0 P modern; | _ 865 anv ic6) > -Teem efficiency : ba th rent $55 ; S REALTY co "610 Gravois decorated. an 16: ‘peal bargain in onies, “poth 7 J . eautiful studio @ f : headroom, preak 7% * > he Trew. oa Beth: onij ie ; _ orvete! f'xtures. waa I Fark :" one on —? a. aes. OCR NE SE 8 A le North _ S ‘HEBERT. 2519—Thre las n double one line: mn. Ww overt @a.: rent S35 . ITTO TiETJENS Cc : ’ ‘oo) | RF PERBON 1543 7 ite: 2 Cows, suitabie for dr ‘ se mil Clannsps. dveing and tadblori: Tr k 4140-4144 B*% ond sors hee DES 9g FLAT PAGE heat; saparene in every respec red FE: $ 1.000; Pata wan a RESIDENCES FOR SALE North Margaretta; vacant Sa j 5 roome, air strictly moders to churches and schools: terms Ca rd a Call Mr. MeCarthy, 300 Wellston ‘Bids. ~ City) —Subi with garage. ia depen ete eveecamane: | mm »* 5 and Preiser er Rane iw = | furnaces: convenient (Chestnut gt show wtin- ine v nired . meciate seasion. See A. Mayer Realty Company Be 12 Grevols Oren dativ tt)! Sp. m. Sunday. 10 to 2p. m™. “urroonded tw righ clase rams ricted hemes. RE ALTY CO, bn fupricies. "FIO fjranv 8 Four “as, eiec- ews ae $40 ‘B) ; 210——h ungalow facing Poreet hardwood fleora, tiled bath ren sonable Olive 9544 er | }BROADW AY. $15 gt) a r ROOKS PROADW AY. good lecation. sonabie : ie. ER-LIURTKANDL. S00 * SRA . O18. 4™0——Ke ” moder: ores Tax _ 76 and ote es; muitable any ' ich) , ai St) ©a0n ~~ —Larke. 'e a djatrict st LTE R, & "morse ifttie 23a we) 20th & ter or ‘Chestnut, stich) | ty 6-room a! , yg 218 | x. h roome corated reams. pamodern: ; you" home; see us for particulars at mee; ! FLAT—Double; 3 and 4 : i roome; electric: per annum. DOUBLE FLAT Fn REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 4158 West oom TrHONY SCHMITT , Ez. co. reakfast rooms: let 46x | wM J. ABBOTT REALTY CoO. 406 In. Life Fidg. Olive 14, Centra; 6404. 200: alley mate: rent $260 per month; wil) | 7134 MARYLAND 606 Chestnut at (e5 _FLAT—Doubie: 1801-03 N. Taylor; 4 $1680 make te RMA : New house, just being finished: . a0 eatnu mia tr nlen 1 tae tion. a en ~—~ |i For rticulars, see mete ther etrinped antfendl: ® GRAXMD. 1401 N. icor. Easton)—3d fipor; | $111 ABNER PLACE ~— RNTHONY OCH M1 TT k. ~ Hie Pointe Single Flat wee Birr Re PAL L?Y « CO 79H Them nut gt. | 2500 esouaere feet, suitable for light mannu- | 24 San Bonita: 6 and & rooms. tiie Six-room orick. hardwood floors. at om 5 | *, hardwood fioors, o ; th: lot: .McMENAMY F - CO. 1308 N, Grand. (cb) | hert; 24 floor new, ner On. peri price @ office. FLATS—N. Ww. cor. “26tn and Mullanphy; loors, hot- water heat. tile + ° { bury. oome and sun reom. ‘Locust. 27] jf end 2 me in rear. Vacant: lav: see our renresentative WANSTHATH REAL 1¥ 8 rooma, ye tape tal £604 147; —= floor vecant; attractive price 5 my fh ; 2-car rarase: & very attractive house eMENAMY R. E. CO, 4308 N. Grand (e122) ANTHONY 8CH gt niversity City: t oartioulare — : * (eB) | errno Tonesveapoeelna - POSSESSION I—~REAL HOME $406 int “Life Bide. Olive 14, Central 6401. Delmer 6 wr etrts REALTY. CO. 78 Chem nut at. RAN TY FI - AY. Mr. 2 t he ' a . ; Mere: "ti “F ‘Jeok ‘FIN A & AUCTI WN 5400 Emerson av., 6& beautiful, large F*>- ge om 2 2. | | Vacant Fiat—1019 Central Av. Team , eoe N. Peliigreen. 816 Pine st family: her4weed fioors fown. Mabie. immediate posserrion. ic) | _ i ——— ‘and rock foundation; corner . 81-foot lot; | corner lot: ‘lon peng sleet Bibi Single 4° and 6. pees thane: S tenes ete ae a 5028A— Beautiful | STORE—1,: arge. modern ] jatreet mate: bargain. a $29.500; owner pd its gene back car fine and Pores Park; See ext. tle bark end ) LOAN CO., ) 6.000. ar _ wS decorate for good tenant: BUND AY. = de 14 __ olive 1487. 106 N. Bth ‘ ‘entra! 506% (ob) | RO WN. it: WOLF. rbif ° SE REAL FETATE CO. aface. copper gut- . ~ tomerrow, or Grand 8325W 20 Pp. ee ee es | MAPFITT. 42xa—Five and six room fist; Sep “on weat of Forest 1: outh —_ - | sh Ande! 766. sevcilianiniibinall 1% will autome ra . 5 roome, one Qe in creas syn i, Oe offer Poth cerinen, co ‘Sod "'N Oretes floor, modern , bareate. Hay, 2 reas 9431, KEYSTO!E AL eeenianinenen it * = ae paren nin — aa enty , ; hardwood floors, tlle bath, iron pos Lucas and Hunt road—3 blocks girders; regular $3600 home. wi nell | $480 per anaum, Price 92750; te 00... : +} \ oe] Rridce ANTHON south of Natural Bridec road. to ete street ma gf off p Bevo oan: for Centra) 1. ih Tue spet. feck. Be a coottouse renter card a ‘Ss oet- | hi. a - A th’ oor . reo". ddgess Box I Poet -Pisee th. “To nome $5148—Price | oe r rs ‘ ant | es om block on Gennett set.. practically new: Co | under from, pore rome, enty clogets. Ask for Free Tickets. modern jn every respect: con be handied man: 16 fiate. 1 Beate: baths, electric: replete with every high-cisse feature; cop- Lots 45x142—All improvements. cookers - , bome; easy terme, ‘PLAT—a4al Marcus: lie baths. | atier 4, SCHOLLMEYER, Auctioneer. Auctioneer. | 4239 LINDELL One of the beat I2-reem residences on lindel! bi.. just chet of Newstead. fine for private home decter er room ing house DWARD L. KAXEWFLL. Olive , 114 N. ak Ach) R. ’ . U Priee $5500. Pine: 4 flats of 3 roome | —! _ 5864 Delmar. any 9150 (c5 i! henettes and b rooms, bath, gas, electric; reptal ANDERSON- STOCK E-BUERMAN °" bpathe two-car arage. comner gutters. SINGLE FL AT ee 7 0 a f Olive 14. Central € 6491. . facturing or meeting hal) heth. su ¢ hot-water | heat, tile bath. sarage; build: ng penetically | nome ate Sie. Clayton rd.; & and 6 rooms, hard- COLONIAL HOUSE an move in; i M27 Ww . co ’ anal quic ‘ttle beth, hot-water SENE 3 ocr THEIMER. ‘S17 Chestnut +4 premises, or phone Lindel]l| 2765 _Piorissant it end ‘arne. atin um. For particul TT -- co. | or tf * ‘ORERMEY ER. 5179 Basten. on one of the heat | bes 6, I 641 RANTY . ‘ ‘ r Yr ¥ S—\ 6-f: i] ° : Z EGE BOROL GH. 4994—8 rooms. moédgern; house for rent: if vou are looking FE ny hh oye ee Pangea, APE ae 9 rah FLAT | Coamnen. a amily. BEAUTIFI 7 ‘NEW HOU SE VO : Market : 7 ; y wr acpeened porches. fvrnaces 7 block to lar _100, WT m Grosamant! SATT RDAY . Of ‘J . Olive : ‘“rge. light. airy roome; bi lin sat RTE REALTY AND propery } be iowrl ne 7 dhane, dean Olive 9544 iN Sth st. Central 302 4 ‘o n restricted ion; =ber- renvesentative BUNGALOW—6400 Vir & VIRGINIA PARK =S2aeuue= ie oe, i ALOW—5 large reome, i&-incn wall. — THE comin Price 84700, aime 7195 Washington $7000. on Lormpe $15.8) cash. balance | 406 Int. Life Pidg, O1 Olive 14. vv 7 . out \ ALU ABLE PRIZES Rt pt NGALOW—4-room brick, in the 44a5 1,000 | ‘jarge front perch tfrutt and cos! room bullt Northweet oorner Montgomery ané with $1600 easy monthiy peyments; im- terms. GLICK R. E. crete driveway, 2-car brick garage. ‘HOUSE—4118W | | COME EARLY! wate aie A. COTTAGE—4 rooms, bath gy ge Syengese, | READ NCE—3p2a & sg J ‘cornet ite ‘dont 30: inut ; ~age for two carn: tern Cali Olive Fon | OP* GEO See a att bath. MORP _mornings 4417 Ttaske | ia F777 OURENS A pee GOTT AGE—Pr| ick: 8B rooms and beth: gas. 477 Q ENS ;. geen P RBS! VDENCE—2504 patos eice tric and all Tmrro\ ements condition Tw a- -family aparimen' Apply pes | ho aed bath, rfe. tac iy like new: $3500 1800 &. Boyle (C80) ‘Queens av | only cash and § 6 month G-room frame, onl Olive 8% SAMUEL COTTAGE ‘vy Beethoven: epect phone street and al- £ utn - 7. 722 Chestnut furnace. bath, electric ; BERT, room 407. FLAT—8S 1 i PE: rooms, new; zarage. bas- gain J exes. in made; ear and schoois; tile bathe, o- Agen ‘user helng completed: g and sun DRrior wre steam heat: so , . ~~ ar ren? an Ls pp | er a iy re fh j ope eee . o “ month. open. and $25 per oon i* Thewee, > . is @ real v ; hee A. Mayer Realty Company 4012 Gravois * blocks ae As YP. ™ _Bundey. 10 te - per TTAGE—5S11- ‘icklow a pretty FLAT——3509A McKean: water heat; price red Boome FLA T—3464 wood floors; Neosho. , 5 Keo ndeome 4 -4 roome. 16A Es gg Be electric: must mall HO1eA Keokuk pee ACT) | e triple, “flat: electric; $10 0,500; terme. (58 A rt . 2° o.m ght store : ‘“heetnut : Gpreniik NEW FLATS 4 Mag: Ola aA’ 4 Hm fn. an > first i¢,)? line — er: medern singic: mets G HAUS St HT | ne I garage. Ag*.:t. o--—---—-—---— + +--+ -—-— ‘B28 McCRADY & BON, 656178 Las:on bareain 39 Forest RPLO (5) Seao 5 tice ha = too = —~ ree cin ‘iekiow w t POULTRY PLACE FORK SALE e alle en Gempion AY. SS a 4-room bunga'ows furnace. bath Mre. Spross : Al “TOM: eI -y EF RE ; Al 7 rs i Twit } . leg ari 4 Chis b jae lot Also the — : water ,er, ‘ ng P ; LA , etree ¢ res bat - DELMAR GARE bath Aecora tile new T eomne An hen ' ANDERSON STOCKE Tr) *! [ANN _ 808 ‘oO eeinut _ olive 14 6: 143. SD A Real Home Shine fiat, 6904 Kingsbury BL. 8 Rooms Kingeslend #s@*. cue. HO 300, cars and ge!) FPLAT—4111 Blaine; inted: ineome ive 8160. PLAT—2e23 Keqkuk: 3 3 and 3 iar bath, electric. Riversi ae ll et Southwest anon rn Th ‘ree reome bath steam heat. 4a led, 46 FP Pew Office . suitabie ‘contractor ing everything furnished nished rece rion room: ne : 7 ; t: ves igat “ag! » 2922— § rooms. naw: banieand Cation elegant; in \DOLPa bath steam heat. Benton 2412. 302 Choutesu Trust Bide ‘ares etc oh Murphys bed 7K NT-BELL R “hestou. wt Ww te ae home , price only with 2. fronts Compton eav.: fine frontage. See this owner and occupant. S. ’ two-story pretty pentsants 188 Mrs. ones sf oy a eccupa nt, BRB1LA Olive THOS ™M CHADY - 8ON Wicklow pl.: 5 room. ee, § Forest RTO arge corner lot “y0x14> three event “WHILE THE MANC HESTER ROAD ; fac ing W ickiow pi. _ and Compton j throw Mevieweod. drive eu a’ ne to bulld on mS lorth end Bouth road, then also « big pars rgein, sor h to the Manchester, Then one bleck take ‘“ and ¥ o east on on Manchester._t. to get our list of homes = : — ya WITTE pee. or 222 y REMSBECHER, Agent, wee ce 05—2 roome. bath. eiectric, Mmar- DETLMAR Ri 73—Store. “pT Rx REALTY. co ebster icB) 8. e. corner Chippewa and Nebraska.(c89> er OR Sarage, children’s piace. anv business center. Olive 2487. a —, i= > ,

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ail ’ > ie : New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit Akron ‘Totedo Pittsburg ¥ oungstown Louisville ( olumbnas ‘‘incinnafti st. Louis hansas City Lorain Omaha S ‘NERA RRS OS a es RRS ES S | ith a lined is al- mut- ‘. SM cv iVh , A : LAV " VW) . ; tyle Is Tailored In we tailor Bond's - highest degree of . We use the finest runmings and use many rations 10 make Bond's F put” J may By ees. *. a — OTE FL OIL Pe Se pea eae +: viet ST eee LL LLdddddddddiittdlidtdéddbdddddbddsdhddddbddbdddtbdiitddii. Fiction and Women’s Features * FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1923. on this side of the ocean. (1) Shaking hands with all comers in a large crowd that greeted him in Vermont on his way to Canada. (2) He can kiss the babies, too. After caressing this little girl in red, white and blue costume, he held her up to be admired by the crowd in a Northern New York city. ——Pacific @ Atiantic Photographs. We Lc ldlidllddldddddddiddidlddddbdtddatiddditdbdddbhhibdatd © | ——- MEMBERS OF WEALTHIEST TRIBE ON EARTH ' Osage Indian youths in festal regalia at a recent celebra- “on in Oklahoma. The membership of the Osage tribe is . 29, and each of them collects $4000 every quarter, or ne a year, in oil royalties. In addition, each has been ~otted 700 acres of oi] lands, making all of them magnates. Government holds the land and pays their inq:me to quarterly. ——Underwood @ Uuderwood nae oe ALIS FS, , , Anddbddddbdbdbddddsds sshd idhdddbdta WN NS \ \. WO SNS RAN QA ALLL LOLA COLL LLLLLLTLLLLLLLLLLLYLEL USL LLL LL LLLLLLIULTLLILEELLLLILEELTSILLUELOLELLLTTUTPTTLTSI A, TZ 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . s+ \ w ANY N A : \\ \ SA. S.. yyy" SNS. s ON . . ~ OL LE LL LLL OE LE ee ee tee GIRL WINS HONOR IN ST. LOUIS— Mademoiselle Prevost was the first French pub- lic school girl to win a scholarship in Loretto College in Webster Groves. She bas just finished a 4-year course at the college and has returned to France, where the University of Paris will qualify her to direct the French department at etto. IPP Ahh didi ddddsddddididdddiddddiddded LOEOPOOEDEOEOES ADDS ED EF AE S46 AAAS ISS N Ww ’y NX e NYS AX \\S VV & ‘ Lh hibidsistddstsddtdsddddddddddtiddshititisidittthdtiiill } KE A GOOD AMERICAN POLITICAL CAMPAIGNER SAS wv Wc hchhdnaaahddddldaliddddlildddddtitddisdddddddddddddididdldiddidddddddddbddddddddddddddddsssihhdbhbhddhdbdddhdddbhhhhhbbddé \N MAH Nena, SHHlIVMtlUVLVTIITAATLTT TS TTDATTTASELETA AT SSSETSESSASS AS SSIS SASS SSS Ls | ddddaddaaaaacaacdaiddiia 4. hihdddidihdhddhddddddddddddd “hhh diddddddddaddddddttddi. (Md hdhddd hd \ wf : ‘ CQ" A X CL a (Lid hbdddddidhddddddididdd ddd ddd Popular Comics News Photograph FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928. . es eer ee ~ Fi Lit biithihshhhhtittttite SSA 6 4 Siti tittitisihtthttt YES, MR. RACHMANIN- OFF SMILES SOMETIMES The dour pianist, who has been rarely seen to shown in a mood here, with his daughters, Irma and Tatiana. Underwood & Underwood I’hotograph. Litt titidh tihiditihTiiiihhhtihtshhhhhititihhhhhhtt(hihiigidisitihis FASLIS. SIEEITEETTEG TLDS EER) WTTTT LL hb hd hdd hddhddded JT) i thihiiiitthtte OL hhididiiiddddssddiddtdddtddddsdadhe GLIA LELLLLLLLE LILLIA EL LEL AS TAS LALA SAAS ULL LLL SME AMAL ALA MAUMEE LLL LAS bbb bb bdb bbb bb tsb bf bbb bbb bd ay lhdd dt bd bd ttt tht bd tld bid bdd bbb tt dd ddd td tbddd bi ttt hd sd thdddilitdddd lids dst stsdsdd stiLislisiippe je imma A CAVE MADE TO ORDER tala hddhdiddhdlisitddlldddla, a ET -_——— - ~ —- George Washin ceived by Presi ~~ . _ —_ . dhhddhihhddhidddsdbddiddshdddisdddddddtdddded English colleges and universities have sent ov but here is the first debati University in Washington. Coolidge. ed a ide ot a reeng ee ao " Kha hls that ibés DALLAS! AG SEIS INGALELL SAE Nl Ey ia, ALS SSB AS ALS FS Z VSPA PFS SA Ss teams to compete ie Aaeast cc. team. All are from Oxford. Their first oppenents will be from OOO OOOO OOOO ZZZZZL LAMA bda dL he TOMA ibb bbb sbhdbbddnhiddsissssised Wii = - + - ~~» %! e a . » »~ me ‘ % te a ee ee ° © * he P “ w~ ee AE bal A corner in the artificial cavern built by the lat Dr. Franz Arzt, in the yard of his home at 2323" South Twelfth street, from more than 10,000 logical specimens from numerous souri caves. Below is a portrait of Dr. Arzt, —Photegraph by Murfile, ee 7 / " - SAA AAPFA ALA LFA < ~ ees het ee ee

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OMA LLB ARAL ALLE AL AA” i a ae teh ace a eat ale ua aaa CB LAMAR A AEA AA tt” hla a A sii ie AE AE A - . y ° . “* I , oA tc? fy ak Bae i * i , a & Fe > => = = 4... fad xy s, cme ccna ages mace cmgge ce NO DLE ALLL AL LLL LL ALLE LN aA i cts A I A eth _— _s eee ihe Ah Fate pom TN Se pr - hotozraphic Review of Wome - ~_— re > enemerm eee ts eee we LR ee re ae eee + 10-4 Dey cos ed veneemocs 6 Ae Pe. U8 iw ae - = ¢ pe AS ar > , At Ste ee TIVITIES O WOMEN B Wilhelmina has asked that y be cut to conform with a%, ae a6 PF ee, Ree oe ome Se No oe ee ee ee on - Ce eee 8 re ae ee et ielle Borthwick, mem- be « of the oldest and mest Iinn ble families of Scotland, sd a public garage in Loa- ® t —- * ma e TT oo. “4 ve “ ’ i , ‘ y (_—— er ad 7 - ’ ys abl. ' jow of the [Mia 4" 7h Sees panese bride on her wed- Y WSrtin ei oe | recetves 11 command- Bis are rules of conduct he been handed down from m to generation, and all ting brides are expect- up to them. ~ Git de Pag. PRIN sen TT meer aa teeta — — = ee fiarec Boh: 10 bere been shot Where 60 Yugi ‘| baciy” OATMEAL CUSTARD eee. Beat 4 a well-buttered © LACE in saucepan, one cup of ell-but bees: young water, one cup of milk, bring “* moderate en he. and eighe@o with Gb i} : Teas bir Then + © &he ~ Phat’ « meretreet Jiite py Oo te thankful e. to a boil and add one-half cup is firm Pies aaa re biel ‘ pa . — oe came. ta L4: ay oO fr eo é : , ap’ > @¢ - . a - . tials ” Faan it en -_ ene . é =. 2tnily Was Sait Cook slowly for one hour. thirds the Now strain through « sieve and Few Moments ecd one-half cup of milk. one table Beut- ®£e. one whole thos 4 we "i Gg sah PI ne dw Pe re _ gy APE atC OS EF Por ka tg Ro tiem geld: te gt “The Play's to Ge Put on,” Chirps Jerry tia : i 38°79 * BOR B a RIE ON 8150 *% ’ La ae once Wus indeed stick?’ terripie or. anc l could do - stick.” Ce- acini: 7 oe ne | te Paes i. Bi wade talt iat ’ ‘oy is bode ist t tis ; Ss ove m the) ‘eeutly and eu Riberaire Kig - intewt in the characters” of = You even, Why, dv you know Bim?” ou: Giliimamd ie the hearts of | Tebelmana Baking Ca ~-

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us ryi OO Og ON UIS POST-DISPATC iH, RD Pp cup of | , bring alf cup poon of . hour. Ve and e table- of nut- wen Beat well to mix andt | well-buttered custard cups. | in moderate oven until the ; is firm. Place custards ia | fill with cold water to a thirds the depth of the cum whole | Dishwashi nee never rough en ha KIRK’S FLAKES Soap is mild, p leaves no odor. Pe re be best soap for washingf fine di Leaves f° hands soft and whitt® g LZAPZTT. . of; ‘ ~ oni | L S ion to generation, becting brides are expect-/the gold of the buttcrcups down at | his master’s famous Catalinian ora- my’ feet seems alight with a sun- J ER 12, 1923. ROS -—-- en ae a] MO ‘« IVITIES OF WOMEN Wilhelmina has asked that | ry be cut to conform with | metion in salaries of other ricials. * * } me of the oldest and most | Pnoble families of Scotland, led a public garage in Lon- Japanese bride on her wed- yY receives 11 command- fom ner mother. These com- nts are rules of conduct ve been handed down from and al) eup to them. FASHION TIPS FOR HOME DRESSMAKERS Make the new overblouse_ at least two or three inches longer than you have been wearing them way. Many of the newest models extend below the hip line; some of them reach to the knees and really come under the head of tunics. . * * Inserting godet pleats is a good way to widen a skirt. Godets of fur in graduate lengths were set a dress of navy rep and the effect was excellent. ‘ + J © Flamingo, which is now so large- ly used in coats and fall suits, is especially suitable for the modish coat dresses. It also makes up into | extremely smart looking skirts. It comes in the grays and the brown tones and blends beau- tifully with the fashionable furs. An attractive black satin canton crepe dress has an effective devel- opment in the form of gathered panels at each side, extending sev- eral inches below the skirt. These are of black chiffon, trimmed with seven rows of black grossgrain rib- bon in graduated widths. — THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis —_—_— A DREAM. beautiful earth than the one | bess seen in a dream a more that we dwell on today; there ‘is more of real happiness, sunshine ,and mirth to brighten the traveler's Way. or war ever comes: There no rumor of hatred there no man calls another ‘‘my foe’’; there no proud, martial music, no clamor of drums sounds while blood of the heroes must flow. ) | teday with a gladuess that cannot S Gabrielle Borthwick, mem-| be quenched, and the lark and the linnet, the thrush and the jay call their mates over mcadows dew- | drenched. And the flowers are the same as they grow here and now; there’s the buttercup, daffodil, rose, there’s the laurel to bind on the singer’s white brow; there’s the snowdrop that follows the snows. Yet, it’s strange tiat the song of the birds is more sweet in that world that I see in my dream, and and even longer if you like it that | in at the right side of the skirt in | sports> ‘other strange place that I see are ‘smiling at me. There are birds | | like the ones who make merry | 25 it might be some day [| Pe E “=| Children’s By Winifred 4 PPL OA TD Oe eee ee A ee a ae ee -) LOL BOOP FPP FPF FFF FFF" '3| H oeeee He | ea eee M crease, writes scenarios and makes more than a few thousand dollars a year doing it. | She’s one of the prides of Hollywood, is Miss Mc- Pherson; and she’s good looking and she wears smart clothes, and she’s got a pair of eyes brighter than the average diamond. She’s just thrown a bomb into the Hollywood ranks and little does she care. She gave out an interview the other day, and in that interview she said that nd woman could stay in business and be a good wife at the same time. Actress, singer, writer, journalist, doctor, dress- _maker, lawyer, stenographer, office manager, cloak model—-she didn’t neglect a single line of business, and she meant every one of them. ‘In every union of two beings,’”’ said Miss McPher- son, ‘‘there must be a background. | “The married business woman doesn’t make a good | background. “She needs someone to study her wants, to put the cushion back of her head, to fix a bite to eat on a tray.and to make her comfy generally. “She won’t—She can’t—do it for a man, tired and she’s too nervous.” A Puzzling ‘Question. All of which is absolutely true, Miss McPherson, but, for goodness sake, what do you want us to do about it? Which must we give up—the man or the job. It’s pretty hard for a natural, normal woman to say ‘“‘no”’ to the one man in the world, because she knows'‘she simply can’t be a background for him— and yet I know an actress with a business man for a hus- band. She’s a great actress and she makes lots of | has his side. ISS JEANIE McPHERSON, may the tribe in- { she’s too < money, so she has her side of the house and husband ' And she sees him when she feels like seeing him, and when she’s tired or cross or astiioads she just says ‘not at home,” exactly as she did before | she was married. | “TI would no more see my husband when I've got a gpell of the blues now,” said the actress to me, “‘than I would have seén him in my bathrobe with my hair up in curl papers before I was married. HILDREN are loved: by happy if the baby is sick. dren. C other. E ‘He was in love with me then and he’s going to stay ‘n love with me now—if I can manage it; and I don’t want to see him when he has a ‘grouch,’ either. “I might not care for him at all if I saw him like that. I have my work and it is exhausting, nerve- wearing work, but I couldn’t live without it. serious ailments are of this type. tenderly or suffering follows. “I can’t live without my husband, either, but I'd have to learn to live without him if I had to live up| FN chfidhood any disease having to his moods and make myself a background for him| j fever as a symptom may have when I need someone to make a background for me. it run very high. In early life They an attack, for instance, of indiges- tion may cause the victim to have “T hire my background—there are two of them, my : ‘ convulsions. The excitability of secretary and my maid—they’re always there and I the nervous system of extreme can count on them. And when I feel like making ’ youth accounts for the violence of myself agreeable to my husband—all right. When I 2 : : * the signs of disease. I don’t see him—-and that’s that. Take Turns. don't, My friend, the actress, seems to think she has solved the problem. Maybe she has and maybe she hasn’t, but it is not given to everyone to have either the common sense or the money to carry out this program. How about the little business woman who’s her husband’s partner downtown, and who, while he closes up and strolls home, runs ahead and broils the steak and fries the potatoes, and shouldn’t he be her back- ground for a change? Is she ready to smile and be agreeable no matter how he feels, or how much her own head is aching? Why should she be? She’s worked as hard as he, Why shouldn’t he be her background for a change? There are some diseases, how- ever, where the symptoms are much less pronounced in infancy than they are in old age. One is rheu- matism. You probably regard rheumatism as essentially a trouble confined to advanced life. Unfortunately, this is not the case. However, the condition is entirely different in childhood than it is in adults. In grown-ups the symptoms of acute rheumatism are apt to be very severe, The attack comes on ——~_- ae ee eee ee i een with great suddenness. There is nier gleam. All the people I pass | as I go down the street in that far gladder than any good friends Philosophical Phrase very high fever, possibly with de- lirium, and profuse perspiration, together with swollen joints. whom I meet, and they always are So I questioned one day: ‘“‘Won’t you tell me the plan of this place where men all seem so blest?’’ Came the answer: ‘‘We all do the best that we can. There’s no malice or fear or un- rest.” Then I knew in a flash that that wonderful land was our world if we'd all do our best with the task at . Ic our hand; do our test both in labor and play. Every flower more fair, every bird song more. sweet, every life bearing fruits that are good— that’s what Earth would be like if | own difficulties. om blind guide the pride, fools —-Pope. Some men make their own Op- | portunities—others | Of all the causes which conspire to | Man's erring judgment mind, What the weak head with strong- est bias rules the never-failing vice of = A promise and its performance should, like the seales of a true On the contrary, a child with rheumatism may give almost no sign of the attack. The fever will be low, perhaps 100 or a very lit- . None sends his arrow to the mark|tie more. He may complain of in view, pain in a few joints, but there is | Whose hand is feeble or his aim| no visipie Ean of the inflamma- untrue.—Cowper. tion observed in adults. 7 . . Mercy to him that shows it, is | the rule. ance, always present a mutual ad- make their | justment. and mis- | The child may complain of pains here and there, and it is common, ‘ indeed, for the parent to describe these as ‘‘growing pains.’”’ The little boy may put on his father’s rubber boots and draw the heavy |things around the block. His knees | hurt and you say he has “strained” * . Many complain of their memory, few of their judgment. . +. + . Give a hint to the man of sense and consider the work done. the plan were conplete and we'd ‘all do the best that we could! | | It is not generally known that a aes aa of Cicero invented a sys- ‘tem of shorthand with which he | he’ " hh | tion delivered in 63 B. C. i iS Mi iii sai i ihn an its wth vf | i , (ll fh it his 5 v : Mi i MH hy hang owl i) sas i Dr a.La ts ie we igs Ni ; ih oe’ | Always a Dependable Flour ORK three generations Stanard’s Royal Patent has been a dependable flour. From the days of - the old waterpower mill, through the days when our grandfathers bought © their flour in barrels, down to the present processes of scientific milling. Royal Patent has been a household favorite. The Big Red “1” on every bag of Royal Patent is your guarantee of this high dependable quality—a quality that never varies in good- ness from generation to generation. Roval Patent for cakes and pastries. STANARD TILTON MILLIFG COMPANY ;- oval ~ Use all bakings—bread, biscuits, It's always dependable! SAINT LOUIS flour . ideas a "Tine we oo) Patent i'took down “a verbatim report” of a i mcr | . nme : I i I he ‘ ji! igh, i \ 4: ae Ni ey i i th a mt it ial ai 5 a i, : AN } .) im i i I Nature rewarde him. His tite for more of the tasty food on, the wh Highs, SS tha flavor he craves menesnineeds, No whitentt = inpared Real whole wheat in its most ik Raleoon reser all of geal ms a ce Sago ea A etarDila Rebton, the Whole Wheat Cereal, comes.only te the farsons checkerboard pachage.— ee TTT if " it yt . ve im | What. “Growing Pains” NN NINN LL Llane nln sine om May Mean to Child By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.. | United States Senator From New York, | Former Commissioner of Health, New York City. every body. A few diseases are monopolized by chil- No period of life is immune from one sort of attack or an- + Old age, for example, is noted for: its degenerative conditions, body is beginning to break down and to show evidence of decay. In childhood the tissues are tender and soft. In youth there are not the powers of en-| durance and such resistance to disease as adults possess, in the fiber of the tissues aceounts for this. SCAT PIE | REAM one cup sugar with one- : C half cup butter. | yolks of three eggs and stir into hutter and sugar with one cup each of chopped nuts and raisins. Line a pie tin with paste and bake for one-half hour. . Cover with a me- ringue made of the whites of three Nobody in the house can be The Many | | They must be treated | The difference | them, or else that he has ‘“‘grow- ing pains.”’ It is more than Iikely the little chap has rheumatism. Careful ex- amination of the joints and the taking of the temperature may con- firm this suspicion. The regular fellows are’all drinking Old Judge Coffee. Get wise, Bill. de. di dt tt i ee a i i ee ee i i ee ee tt In more severe cases the child refuses to use the joint affected. He won't walk, or bend the arm, or otherwise use the involved part. All such symptoms should be given attention. It fs not natural or proper fer a child to have pain of any kind. “‘Growing pains’’ may be a term sufficient to satisfy the standard of coffee val- poorly informed. But “growing’”’ pains or any other pains should be ues. Get a can—Try attended to at once. it. ‘ In the first place, you don’t want Popular priced, the child to suffer, but @ven more important than to give him com- At your grocer’s. fort, is to find the cause of the rheumatism or other condition. If it is due to an infection .of some sort, the safety and health of the child are in danger. You must find why he is suffer- ing and have the cause removed. You must not dismiss “growing pains,”’ or obstinate pains of any sort in a growing child. This is the one coffee that will turn your old grouches into grins. ! Old Judge has set the One of the oddest cargoes on record was probably that carried not very long ago by a British steamer bound for Morocco. It consisted of 2,000,000 gallons of purified drink- ing water for the use of the Spanish troops fighting the rebels. — Seek Better Health Through Better Sleep There is no longer any doubt about Kapoc Floss being the best mattress filler. But you can sleep much sounder on a* Red Cross mattress because its Kapoc Floss filler goes through the special Red Cross process, which makes it softer, more comfortable, shape easier to the body, sanitary, and self-ventilating. Red Cross is a deluxe Kapoc Floss mattress that induces relaxing, peaceful slumber. 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—— Ts sande _ aeiemennenenncaal are - 10,000 WANT OFF SUNDAY POS TOMO Opportunities fc POST-DISPATC!I St. Louis’ Bt COMIC. PAGE ° FRIDAY, OCTOBER if. 1932. WHY IS A HEAD WAITER#—By RUBE GOLDBERG (Ceprriaztt. 1923.) -_ AP ANE SY NODE eee é ¢ Py * Sarees » fa ip ewe 8s 5 a ia : eae ae. ee ae tad . : ‘Spe > ‘ at ia . cle Dhani aielalen Sek Megan, cided " THE WORLD’S SERIES. — T HE Yarfks and the Giants a series are staging, For glory and boodle the battle is raging; lec Bt th ge 2 * Though called the world’s series, the interest ts loca!, Ané rooters are straining their inner tubes, rocal. Ané so ft has been for three rears fn succession, ip i) : . = @ 4 GE] $] Bit PAY The Yanks and the Giants have led the procession; \ a! 7 | | % | Both leagues hare ordained that New York has to win it - L / . | ; | _ a | And none of the others appears to be in it. | fff ; °. = » - fe. 4 MONEY FROM ee 7 Pass al q : ) ) ' corr . _ i — q 4 1 ' aw z , & ' 4 This Being the case, sars the man on the sandboz, Just skip them both pennants tied up in gq bandboz. ‘ ; \4 \ 4 ' . > : a —— ; Why go through the motions of playing to land It, ~ es \\ : ’ — 3 - . . . ‘ \ | 7 ee. When everyone knows to New York they will hand {tt oe } | —=- ; They Force Three Me te a. = \ | . aa | a1 | . , e: Washroom at Pick d , =i a i if; -s G ie) ’ TOO TRUE. ,league timber is ne stronger than e . | 3 oy q ble and Granite Ce @t. Louis basn’t seen a pennant its board of strategy. | ..* = = a : Ss aa E since the oldest inhabitant was , a | weartng Knee breeches. We're not Epeaking about boards, see os 7 way. geod eneugh to wiz ‘em and too where the non-partisan School — r. poer to buy ‘em. Board hase gone Republican by a 4 — a HAD — large majority. som | Wish somebody would tnvent s — : - — 7 MONEY FROM game that we could win the cham- Instead of three R's we now have ; , , ’ ET ’ . | ywlenship of. four, to wit: Reading’, ritin’, rith- AGMA, ee . | A | Se | 7 | Judging by the pessimistic views | | * a hes Auto Se - ef his trainer, we take it that Secretary Hughes says pubits ef-| “3 - : 7 : Little exercise gall peg oie “ ee - ty i Sth SAR Sr : me Mi Leap at . fp ie i SS ee ee ee en ee ee ee Pee ee ee ne - ccalcinteadiieennanmeament Three armed men a, 4ckel Marble and Granite North Broadway, of $1800 money at 9:45 a. m today. The money had been tak “utomebile from a bank 15 efore and placed in the aa ag in which & had been ¢ Willem P. Bachmas of 41 [Twentieth street, the boa and W. P. McCartney, Wart > PENG I CRS a” Meche Nahant ee bt At = Ale Oe! A A pm eR ee ee ee eee . " : . - % s ~ - ‘. a m >. -_ ~ ~~ - > r, i n - » 4 4 - ‘ _ 4 , nai a - f A cist ‘asia re we tae ee 2-C.. Wed a fe oF ory ot * “ “a ’ Z 7 or + hy side ot e m “6 r owe et . be ce 7 re. ee fail Pane ye ig: i Soe - f te . = i wri fc ot a +4 ¢ % ay “ “ 5 A ey Poa 3 HF ¢ 4 et Soe 5 re 3 ae ae: ns + . . 7 reas fy ss : ‘ inp a te baad O re ete i - tetas op a *) St edt * — . » Seals aid : Di tal a Pe ra + vy a “ be coo ioe a be At + @ are iy . . : q 4 Y ¥ : eee a 28 b «id . et p ‘ - ‘ : y py - we R, 7 4 - J > - P , ‘a fn fs ‘ . ' ¥ vr ? ,- ey ee te ee *s : cts ee ae Siiairea attack. .aee SR) St SN ee CEE Oe” Ke ee eee 5! Tange Dhenaeee se "ees FP eh me AS ae Mee ah ter Pe ee ae . bak Gea aia sg ae Ss oy SORE SMe ie OLE ae en ys oe em ae a Cte | en, oe’ Me See cee se ge a ete ee a oe Herd oe 7 ‘ ie ea ory + "ie Ee: ¢ i ewer a 2 ith Re a BOR oe tot. Pee ue ee io Me Per pe Oy 2 as ® 4 ae % “ 7 a Seren ME os We! — Aes Tee Ege a ork a. éi i, : Cy cay eae ug Me ito tO eit ai . ’ : ee Say awh 2 i aan Lit * a er * " i te i" is “4 F ont “ere? . ‘ . Pa ig re ee ete ¥ a ae ee ee aes phe ge i, yon " rae “ ¥ ‘ 1 ee . n maT i te AY ‘ o ; nn oth ‘yar mw ah . ‘i 4 ae 7 ! 3 or sie : P ors a ‘ + “n ¥ ae 4 7 ~ ~ 4: we 5 SR. Pe t Po DRO Es Ge, Vlas im - oe ee > : . tom «jt Ss > | ERT SWOR, the minstre? man. uses real life incidents for the ma- — MICKEY ne t tertal of bis monmeiogue acts. He gathers them up im the South | FARRELI © tT> @uring his vacations and repeats them on the stage in the theatrica’ | Ome? - season - Here ts one which be tells {mn Diack-face with great effect. He Se i , @wears it really bappemed im a sma! Texas to¥n 2 a ‘ . It Seems & colored girl Was eniertain Bg & gentleman friend when aa, 3 : | + - ae the cocked at door and * emotber euitor for her favrer aprpesered | , : , | : s =e A | SS, 4 y: ice agg cre . . mam Ji saneer 4a0C anger in . , ee oe mee Te ee ne suspicion om the part of the ee- ww . == >. G PY 4 =e . : oO . .* 4 , s , > y = a ie * ve s " : Ps > ope a 3 ‘ i ee ES i OU a Live: Pe am Gemandtd admittance. There was roe eapents of the howse that he mich: ! an noe. Gomer bad a reputation for behaving viclentiy ar ti His rival with! @pere was cf @ more pecific turn of mind . — x : f “Wal,” be said to his hostess, “I ain't afminm’ to have ne rookus wid | | | = - ; . Get tough nigger cutside vonder ” . “Tou sin t skeered of bim. ip rou?” demanded the lady “ Re t skeered-—I'se fest carefui, that’s a") lL reckin de Seat th! Gee me to do ts jes! to climb out of one of dese bere back winde _ ‘$e em ‘Dout wy dirness.” i incows and “You better not do Tat.” said the girt “Dey’s a dawg tm de back .” q@uoth the Geparting one as he skinned cover the window way things is out front ft don't make no ¢'ff es, ie upholstered in dawes.” ae recs: ACeoprright, 1928.) e | ‘ ¥/