St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 14, 1923

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COMIC PAGE -~ © SATURDAY, ss OCTOBER 138, 1932, | —— (Copyright, 1933, by H © : Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Patent om as You've GOT (T | ty P by » 7 ny ; 3 & nd i fe 5 ny . _ . — _-—_ evant ETH Hi Cheenti. lll wl 425 Fy +* Pesta, \e P wed ~ nS iii! Jx4 “ 3 resolute, : Y 7 » i ie aa ° POPULACE FINDS Yate a eae ale wr liad ake Sok siti ByEe ie cr i eee beet — tch Want a3 ND FOUND ARTICLE yg * WANTED AND Ad Opportunities IONAL AND BUSINESS SERVICE, SITUATIONS. SALES AND WANTED TG BUY. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. eax “ROOMS. BOARDING. HOTELS ; HOUSING : _ REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS eS LOANS AND INVESTMENTS AND HOMES FOR RENT. OOO errs eer cere ee 8 o.. * SS gt a et Een, | J1.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , 12 PAG ‘3 ‘ PAG oy 7 | ‘TION, 12 : Se Se neeeations oe NNpay MAGAZINE, We bagea I : | COMIC SECTION, 8 PAGES.____i Jf “VOL. 76. No. 36. PART ONE ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1993. PAGES 1—10. HOPS LOOTED W RUHR AREA: | \ee | @ FRENCH HELP KEEP ORDER ——— Occupation Troops, How- ever, Mostly Confine Ef- forts to Guarding Public Buildings — 50 or More , & Establishments Robbed at Duesseldorf. TS PILLAGING AMUSING Only Resistance Is on Part of Storekeepers—13 Fac- tories Close at Duisburg, Throwing 100,000 Oper- stives Out of Work. : By the Associated Press. DUESSELDORF, Oct. 13.—Fifty | or more stores were sacked of food and clothing in Duesseldorf today by ynemployed and lawless elements, gnd the looting continued tonight, almost unhindered, except by a few but quickly store owners and shopkeepers. likewise vanquished Pil- is reported from / many other parts of the Ruhr. YOu Ber /AN/ | ITS A PERKS” “ LI7TTZ£ At as “——— eho) , ah Hes \ Jae i ; Yer me =f 22 Ke - r 4 and | a ESS ) \ [HOPE WEe the = / \CAN LIVE, 97° @ | = =.w (HERE | Ge 4S ever BS ¥ —T* fae % | eS 4 A S| i Just Gave (F A LIGHT TAP LIKE THis» AND 2 BLUNG!! TAG 3 WHOLE THING "a BUSTED -~--4 THINK THe | TILING muSsT BE DEFEcTIve A oR SOMETHING _/} 4 y= ‘oe is » Ay (-G AZ e "ef the city authorities, protection of the public buildings, | because since the French dis! | the security police, “only 200 blue police, who are able to do little against the plunderers. moment. The French troops, at the request took isd there remain French armored cars and cavalry frequently cleared the streets today-+Lower Missouri but the crowds scattered, only to gather again when the troops passed. “Hands Off” Policy. The French have alse placed de- tfachments to guard the buildings where the allied personnel are em- ‘ployed, but otherwise have adopted Pa strict “hands off” policy. German population The in general attitude or und the scenes amusing, no one trying to dissuade the looters breaking open the stores and ptying them of merchandise. Many of the stores ipped completely. Pillagers this mternoon broke into one depar-- Ment store in the heart of the city td carried off about 300 suits of Mothes and a large amount of other Merchandise. One looter came out M@rrying a lavender suit of high visi- mility, which he tried on in the pres- of laughing crowd at the foot the Von Moltke statue. This at- Made of disinterested amusement Mis adopted by scores of French wed an apathetic entered were ®ldiers, who mingled with the Ger- ‘Mang, The shop owners were the only Ohes who resisted: some of them ‘fe women. who threw handfuis ‘f flour and pepper in the faces of the advance guard of looters, but this merely delayed matters for 2 As the success of the Dlundering movement became cer- ‘fain, the looters were well enforced, na . : : and by afternoon, the pillaging 3e- “me more widespread and sympa- etic Reports From Other Towns. Plung . Buer, Bochum, Co- “and a number of small towns, Essen, Oting was a campaign of een coming on top of the th a tee workers’ demand that 7 A ogepeeets doles be increased “¥99,000,000 marks for each per- *ithout employment. “® city officials last nicht asked ne commanding the Dues- _ bridgehead, to send troops “Perse the plunderers, but the ' j j ' / ; ' ’ ering is reported from Duis- | like w,,. *Muestadt in the French area, | v: . Pe here German police fired, wound- | = Aa The situation at Duisburg gy more menacing with the — shtudown of 13 large fac- | “18S *mploying about 100,000 op- Pilives. The ne ; ch Only increased the size of ae patrols, sending no ex- ments. Gen. Simon told authorities the French ee ee a €d on Page 2, Colama 2. customs are being introduced Abyssinia by Ras Tafari, heir regent to the throne of the African king- dom, who President President Wilson on his office table, according to a letter received by the Moody Bible Thomas A. Lambie, sionary ‘ ( : vantage of present ! ag Pp Chemist Held in Deaths of 5 From Poison Liquor Pana Man, Who Left After Whiskey Fatalities, Surrenders in Peoria; Grand Jury Called. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PANA, Ill, Oct. 13.—Robert Smith, manufacturing chemist Pana, held by a Coroner's jury in connection with the deaths of five men of poison liquor, was arrested in Peoria today. He was taken !o Taylorville tonight and locked in the county jail. He surrendered to the Peoria police . after with friends. John Tokoly, proprietor of soft A. | Steve | leged to have been sold, and his son, both held without of| bond, were removed to the jail at Taylorville. Paul Son, was also held by the Coroner's Tokoly, jury. Judge John’ W. Preihs of the Pana City Court, today ordered the ‘grand jury to meet Monday to in- |vestigate charges against the’ four consulting | men held. The eight men mafie ill by drink- ling the peisoned liquor were im- drink parlor, where the liquor is al- proved tonight. PARTLY CLOUDY AND COOL TODAY; TOMORROW FAIR THE TEMPERATURES. is MR ee os ei , BAY Oe eae ee 5 ie Ub s ude es a2 58 ee iia we iin eed Bs ise. Suis weed ge 2 er eae 55 Be, ee ee 55 a pe Re es 54 ete ate he. Sh eeeapaee. 53 oe Oh, cabs suse 57 fe a as Bite in heen wc 58 See Vena ae et 50 2 tl SR Be: 2h mae Ws ORR eee oe Cia 50 Official forécast for St. Louis and vicinity—Partly cloudy and cool to- day; tomorrow, fair with rising tem- perature. FORD PuTs eral] > fair -in WEEKS ON north and cen- tral portions, probably rain in extreme south- east portion and slightly warmer in extreme north portion; tomorrow, fair with rising tem- perature in south portion. Illinois: Gen- erally fair in north portion, mostly cloudv in south por- tion today; rain in extreme southwest por- tion, slightly warmer in north and central por- tions in afternoon; tomorrow, fair esi geasonable temperatures. Week's Weather Outlook. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—Weath- er outlook for the week beginning Monday: Upper Mississippi and Valleys: Mostly fair, temperature normal or above. ABYSSINIA TRIES U, S. IDEAS Heir Regent Sending Group of Boys to America for Education. By the Associated Press. 13.—American into CHICAGU, Oct. pictures of and former has framed Harding Institute from Dr. a medical mis- from Chicago. Ras Tafari is sending small groups of boys to America to be educated. He uses a specialiy built American typewriter drives an American automobile and is introducing American Lambie said. RAIL TRACKS SLIDE INTO RIVER Through Trains On New York Cen- with me } | characters, people Dr. among his farm implements, tral Delayed Opposite West Point. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 13. — Through trains on the New York Central were delayed today by a landslide at Garrison N. Y. The main line east- bound tracks slid into the Hudson River opposite West Point. The first section of the Twentieth Century Limited arrived from Chicago two hours late. a record delay for this train. Home Property With a Future In every beautiful residen- tial district in and around St. Louls are homes and homesites that are not only attractive now. but will be Bie a, ix * eg rey 7. HOTEL MAN SAID TO ~~ HAVE VISITED TOWN — oa. oo eg RN che. Mi ays iB Rs a: ae £08 Sheet 3 Ba ea =, written by Stokes to Arthur A. Wal- __ lace of Boonville, brother of | nee T. Wallace, who has been na respondent in the case, was duced as evidence. Defense cx used it to support the contention ¢ Stokes, himself, made a trip to E ville in 1920 posing as a historian The letter referred to alleged eff rt to prevent Stokes from getting n= formation in Boonville and Bunes ton. ‘es 8 FR BAS Wud RR ees Se ee a ee pean se oo a a Se

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OSE : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1923. .ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH : : oe of the Korean situation and t ee ee ee ere ee ae ' ‘ Sadia de. bales A slate ee ee ART Es oe | , or oT 4 Picts . ~~ SHANGHAI Oct. 13.—Further/agitation proved to ete eae in- —— i 4 as : he seriousness of which has Staff Ce pondent | x S Bs | ted P | evidence of the completencss of cen ee petlee gern es 2 Post-Dispatch, — aS ie : ; ©, —* h Aseoc! hy press -| = OF NEW YORK MEETING ao oe ~ * p .* 3 carry on” in he fi aha for prohibi- aeons ‘anal cable pornos Wa3 Tokio, radical leaders continued with ore yrs a yt» ) a Se *, r oS “ Ree were m ade today in opening revealed a few days ago when the their activities and a red regime plan whic has been st Eee ) eo sessions of the , _aemage conference correspondent returned to poner really existed among a large Py eer gb ages ae cael - : . ~ —— % Ca ‘called to promote law observance. from Shanghai, in connection with 4¢ ianorers during the confusion | — é shes Declares Investigation Will ce ee SS aa Several hundred delegates from al' the courtmartialing of Lieut. AM4~ | which existed before army and Gov- j|interested in the scheme we Re eal So-Called Discrim- See = i parts of the country were in attend- kusu. Japanese gendarmerie officer, anette an een. (oo aan it embodied in & law si | wo S : : ance and committees were a il who is charged with causing the, Courtmartial Ordered. seat np ge and , . . . . | ss, is oe ed to naman action to make the) geath of Sakae Osugi, anarchist) 55... ingormation concerning de-|5¥Preme Court for a inations In Immigration 7 ~ a | a . HJ | witt be presented, including plans “ jnaications that something seri-| 11): became known on Sept. 16, when| 924 additional inheritanes 4 r : 2 a | for intensive local organization of ous had occurred in Tokio were giv-| 't was announced that Gen. Fukuda | ‘2*- -exempt securities, of » ‘estimated more than 060, 45 Pee wee 4 ee . rs 7 eS ome ra > ad te . v . 2 7) P a - * ‘ is) See r| re. * Paes a. hig ie RNs es ~ at apts 5 . Lin, = az “ des Py by American consular representa- | OR ote oo querer Ta ah. .d ty a Fate tn ies ee. ii reer te a ed ek La gy ; 4 . ma eo sanpnorters. at the clos- . ’ hat Gen. . prohibition supf eS en when it was announced tha removed Lieut. Amakasu and or-| | € pane Secttal te the Pest-Dtenatch s : ) | ing session of the conference MoOM-' poxyuda had been removed as head dered him courtmartialed for ~enye- | 000 worth are outstanding. | : . WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—Fair OR be é | ae | day es ool eae ee eee in the ing” the death of Osugi and two/these bonds were purchalal ay oe oe TOMA CITY, Ok.. Oct. 12.— : rake & eh ak SER Speakers today promise s° | devastated area, and that two other ., nist leaders who were be-|*2*Payers to lessen their Ti a treatment of the Jews by the Gov- wees) Soy : sa Pe ithe ballot in ‘the mext elections to high army officers/had been placed lieved to have been” especially dan- | der the income tax law)” io ' statement Goctasing: et “the Kin ernment was promised today by RS NE, x : oer we. lobtain dry representation. Several upon the “waiting list” for alleges | merous ‘ie the Qovecieniee during *4ditional inheritance tag ¢ . a must go on™ and. that he was President Coolidge in a statement he ~S a = ~: a a AS : ladvocated creation of a new en connection with the slaying of Osugl. the time of the great calamity. ‘securities, it is said, would ¢ ene to be free to continue the fight gave to Rabbi Stephen D. Wise of as ee , mes with headquarters puny, al The correspondent learns that. The latest senention fe @& Confes- of the principal channels of tay red” was issued here today . | Pe ee , |gather facts regarding Pp 10M Osugi lost his life for declaring & sion by Superior Private Ka hid foots and divert large sums §& a Blake, former executive New York, for reading at the open- ee nS ake ES centralize future work ‘fr ‘lawl soviet republic in Tokio on Sept. ” ned eg h 16 ~ SS oF Se a | : the prohibition laws. He de- When flames circied Tokio and admitted responsibility o? killing all ment to the states, but & 7 that other tion was called to alleged unfairness apa vs th Ka hida is held i mili a “who differed on the fundamen- Se Ses ns nied as “enemy propaganda” char- | were sweeping Honjo and other dis- ree. mosni is held in a ’ {in the Senate. Even shoulé Ca om - sh d le” . ee Oe | WE . SF. . geome ges “that whisky and -beer Were tricts where most of the laboring tary prison. igsubmit the amendment, it is i : « question of who should’ru had tives in Eastern Europe. He replied Sects NS . | S “flooding” th: untr classes and radicals resided, Osuetl. Certain elements are now trying able that the necessary 4 ed the Governor to depose that in his opinion an investigation | Se. bd e- _— mhi Stephen S. Wise, of New. with other anarchists, socialists and to involve the Viscount Goto, new ,..... would ratify it. i bin ; , REE | s | ie : hat the Prohibition Amend- and issued a proclamation which of Tokio, because of his activities in problem, which Secretary " nec tement, Vv. a complaint ang gave His own — oa | sn the Constitution to stay/ read: “Citizens, be calm. A soviet fostering relations with the soviet quently has urged, is 2 “There's nothing the matter with as thoroughiy opposed to mistreat- | _ - ape » national movement to republic ha. been established.” government and his efforts to bring 2 k ¢ the t hai 1 I have no comment to make.” ment of th | a nd urs sat . the top brackets of t 2 | : sd ° e race. Pa ee | : ‘ore completely effective. Marched on Palace. about recognition of the red govern- tax which now. incinding t ~ ' Blake said that “with the person- The statement was signed by the —Wide World P Solicitor General Beck came in Placing themselves at the head of ment by Japan. The several inci- mal tax, runs as high as 58 peas. ‘gl issue at last eliminated the path is ios OES» tee ey 0 RED te, Jagd ae AaB 8 oe in th . : ; + ~? ; j = od © President and made public by Rabbi | oor dng The Bavarian oa gg oon to —. tn o a iotetong Samet, from + a war extitieen © Addi ise. he. the thousands of homeless ag ue ca in his ty ge: activities If the 50 per cent surtax ® & clear, : and promised to carry the Wise. It is regarded as significant | f » stg d uly bes oe uaeten “ani the hos ago. Dr. Von Kahr had gone to Berlin to reach “25° © # Se * i a vi oe a gone gt geo maa amine i per Je in half, it is Mellon's thet : nies. pe gated ceaate a ; ou an aaa 4 Q al di TénHeal aic pieaaded fot! a en- t aS imMmperia paiace :! u! -* -1iCe. L i Se r spo ‘nh incentive to invest in ; 2 because it definitely aligns the Presi- crisis with Germany; Dr. Gessler, Minister of Defense an amicable understanding with his riv ctator. | st but‘at the same time by When'the police saw the increasing is certain that Viscount Goto is too curities would be great om ‘templated course of action, but said dent against forces seeking to dis-| for Germany and nominated dictator by President After their conference they went for a walk, accom- “mnyendo protested against prohi- crowds and spied the radicals among diplomatic, rational and loyal even : innuend t _— that after a week's rest here he will criminate against the Jews, such as Ebert, with full power to prevent the threatened with-. panied by the Bavarian Ambassador. luition az an interference with per-| them, they drove them back toward to have countenanced such a plot ee ae the 7 geturn to his home. in Musi Ok. the Ku Klux Klan. The statement ~~ | eonal habits.” the burning districts with the re- and that the high-handed measures from a 25 per cent as —s | Dr. Bynum Criticises Walton. — read: house ~~ among th u- — Nem af the sult that thousands at the farther? attempted by the radicals were mere- | a .. Ima statement rding Gov. Wal- STORES UHR | Se, nong e Commu TW ae e Florence A. Allen, of tne Fs 7. a apd Z net = 'S Pon eer “ Vat 2 ’ ee Green! A yee A ON na qe era. LE AG OP ‘ ree a Mt gh. tae, Oo Got S, etvida * A ey pa ~ t * > AS Ro at de eh? uia x sig’ . =e the deaths of hundreds of police and entirely ; ontr ¢ : ; - > - ‘troops would not interfere unless the less elated, a: ua inioe ' ; wehae* | That labor leaders. fearful of leos- —.... ’ . ir ly in control of the situation | less abandon, he (Gov. Walton) had session Oct. 14-16. New York, ex- myn s : iia iin ehe nia By_the Associs Press. ’ . on’ veeq , ci Villans. and all radicals have been sup- 1 eo” D nee ees : ; ‘interests of the forces of occupation . ¥ § oe = > i ie ‘.- 1 case PORT _ ae ae 4 es PRICE IS peli le ti” Mages sBvcaein > ts Peer” “1 ere a ae ee a ta a ia SS ee GE PORE Oem ite Lg ate. * RE Cag rie! é aa ‘giving Chancellor Stresemann extra- nn Rie amoenie din ceey tine in . in the liquor traffic. tate the action of the radicals. Jap- ing intensity of class warfare. the full powers accorded ¢ -! Bate institutions with men wih : . ha . at RL » * wa : ‘ Liz 1 L n é che President declared himself | Constitutional authority to deal with 5 far Streneuanam and nie Bete, a Sie ag ee ng | lini last November, which « pire owe allegiance to the ‘eméire” | te be peculiarly interested in the ef- . pieas Zuilty exp fert of the American Jews to have | the economic and financial situation NIM ti sg from | mn TE Sg: ie oe _ rae MERCANTILE MARINE CO. OFFERS | Steamship Movements. BARRETT AT PRICE MEETING —P Fascisti alse = a Herc wih eageotamenan al an part in the building up of Palestine | of Germany as he sees fit. The vote satan aie Reichs ve ragga a os ugh caer Pony nia ‘ wing ogg Arrived. | hope that the Constitution wil peopie, docilely submit under British mandate as a Jewish was 316 to 24, with seven abstain- “ lan / a i anmceiior I niy informed which Uperato — Antwerp, Oct. 138, Sei ePiand, ror ot homeland, where homeless Jews may ing, among the latter Hugo Stinnes, ... rege Co SF Aa a eS ets Oe) Slik mcd nies iia Conference on Gasoline Quo- /They insist that the € er. at stake. rebuild their ancient and historical! - oe ral Council : en company. With which the ts men sew 70T! . , ~ : . - : tati ¢ nstitution : a | “This Le ture home whither Jews and al) img | the industrial magnate. Government FOU ue were connected, was organizedl. Al- Bid Made for Liners President Hard Hongkong, Oct. 13, President ‘ a s ‘modify the Co saree I : sulature gove the Heame t ~ fe th t | ‘ age Whe P ide t Loebe ~ the cogen izance ; 8 ae —_ 2 th sugh ho -OmMmpany h» 123 etnck ing and I resident Rooserelt by Clevela 2 San Fran _— ; Attorney- rOTerai rrett left oS the #xecutive more power. Loe is - - rtment the greatest 2p propria may turn for at inspiration with | n Presiden b of the | cogn ce of ti in idui ‘ MoOUsn tne company ac — I eVveland, Sat ncisco. Piao 4% . @on fn its h . | . ' ees : me 2 “ : _ , nternational Line. hprangg ——* 4.0uis last night for Chicago to at-| 7.7, . : ‘story, and the klan mem- which Palestine has long biessed Reichstag opened the session it was pos —— —- s : _ Sonne ee meee SS | Bw the Associated Press New York, Oct. 13, Van Dyck, Bue- tend a conf ‘ fA oo 4 } ; =e: -e- (aa beasted that they put this over tern wip , plication of dictatorial authority. Attorney told the Court. the ce sauder. aahaaiae sgh REPS: ros Aires. ten conterence of Attorneys-Gen-_| . a | ee Pee in “ - in an atmosphere of intense excite- aaa waite wads NEW YORK. Oct. 13.—The Inter- . ‘ gasol! ; Pounded nPE pout - une ne Health Commissions “When told that it is felt in Jew- P : Chenecier Declares. pany now hi property Orth pational Mercantile Marine Co. has Kobe, Oct. 19, Tenyo Maru, San *T@! Om the gasoline price situation . , a. ae Was a klansman. You had but te bs a ~ > . . : Cc it ~ aiiie ~% . a ai iis ~~ ‘ “ ~ > % . Rta iad - £4 424% Je s . ~ ¥ t eh >] . " _ + s * : i ee * ae strictions bear especially hard upon deputies, the public galleries were eichstag’s standing committees, and Which the defen jants zy etrigasittpeats Manian F eaavancse = aay at Line, i rs derlar to Hongkong, Oct. 1: nila Maru, pn - en oe, re ces MEMBER OF THE be Ma’ issue eliminated. but this seon immigrants to America are not fair- It Was uncertain until the last mo- far-reaching economic. politieal and ©: pw eUTS. au . tiie, o . tong? seatt! and in different sections of th: same The rent can. impossible. A huge cumt- ly dealt with by*our consular repre- ment which way the voting would go, social consequence. all o te in ¢ hought, leniency shoul disci St, Tee aera eater 15 States is a violation of the anti- tne renull all af Mation of ei : hich -will rcantile Marin a patel 4 political entanglements and simtatives the President stated: aithough the coalition parties turn be given constitutional validai : wn. eH) . ¢ , gino bscccgmmece | ssments and acts of This administration will continue to out in full st rength and ar virtue of presidential decree, a: it ver mt’s case, as on ae : _ - While in the city yesterday Bar- shed herein eeation : c ve: . ad | n ct. 10, President Jackso . ' detail which I have beer refuse, aanction or tolerate any anti- .e«}) : r¢€ ~~ - iter, wided in nar + ’ lined ? reifel rested on the etat : ne SE Rg gS he oe Sg ; 2 = ‘i rett conferred with Fred W ° sa ve y ecellor held ove r t e hou 1se trae a.c.efr ‘ 1¢@C¢ sae ~ Na iat . ee + ae 2, a » oe ‘ “ Oe ¥ SB ee 4 ogein te a ee ie & 2 ne Stet ate, ae ae bea wy ee; ragzTap Jewish discrimination in the matter jparive of dissolution if | Ry Sasrrnae ager Syncing ment that th il Operators’ Trost - passenger : | = —- le. : | mann, who is associated with the At- SUSSCRIPTION Beles re Bmumber of enteen of Immigration, or in any other mat- vote the measure. On the other hand. the United & ‘ith Marshall Spoonts, now decease@ .oo.a3 +5 Londen be ¢1 eg ween *, “Aquitania, torney-General in the suit to prohib- ey 0 _- Mews given by + eas tex’ He felt sure that a careful in- alist party is in | gers ut then sole ty) maine het cant «cl... A LT cig gee Be = it national banks from establishing Rely ont Suet iee. cae veag —- ‘Daper me ae Governor to news vegtigation, if needed, would revea! Applause Greets Vote. ae | Sig an. —* we inn. seereieemene te b6 tate! . . aed meg om Se Ne fork, Oct. 13, inewaska, branch banks. Barrett last night ae yp one veer = ‘Mies . i — on8 | whic scala Staaten tlh sto. iets aho ' 2 ale via Halifax. jestic. said the State was waiting for the Remit either = of ste eae “abie _— issues of every conctef?- wee unr al. @enunciation of the Government by ... on which a dividend of $200.000 , Bature were injected into tim ‘ monev | suthampton, mend jam, Rotterdam; text of the applicatio ’ at ota n “ am, - , n of United a« : ‘etme so rete } total mem} hir 7 , . tints vs ae ss Dellvered ov city ee pres, = while the “In closing, the President earnest - the C ommunis¢cs. The Bavarian eS , ‘ os » been declared. = r “ a ; outhe: ‘‘ross, Buenos Aires: Sax- States Solicitor r-General Rec k to in- aes, ; h Governor himselt " ~ , ’ ¢€ . " ~ % ==> . ‘ ——" . 5 _ ai . = == at | -_* Ls : bn Vis - 7 4 he - ty Wished Godspeed to the American People’s party spokesman omg the b: , ee -e=~ SUurroun “1 - nia, London; California, Glasgow: tervene in the branch bank case in "2!" 9 50c « mone Sunday. if - ae cage advisers ahd ap- . >? ,* 4 a rt +S +) | * . , . . _ i+ : 7 Jowitsh Congress, under the leader. ™* unced that the party : ic Punatiteth ~ of itl > from uw yu : et. | Ose utOn, taereby constantly con eing built at Belfast. Officer: Dant ” “ome tee: Mintel S79. a | Bs ae to ship of one of the best of Americans. = greg fre =~ —o his fronting th oii -" if CALLED T0 MEET HERE NOV 19 i inno ff i teats 3 a oo ate Alighiere, Naples, via fore determining the next step in the | under the act of eee _ who should — - _" tle > . th itl . > : id ee ad +7 mii ( Ra 7 t ish a r . : —— xine mi ee aenee Giraus, tm seeking te lift the tied the mate of the Sill, which the | gineer of parliamentary interce: ‘ er age Got pe eae - Baltic, Liverpool. case. Bel) Olive aane i — “A Man of | Jewish peoples of al! lands to a lewe]} demonstrative withdrawal! C ee a : Hs SG aterm ae mt 2 had been made ‘Gone Cet. 13, Empress of —_ ** AN} Limitations.” : “+ . ne — . “ _ wOn in 68 Gicia rc ined 1] r . ia v¥ ne # iat? r + a on on ¥ as = aa tee men mitations. of quality of status, which is the de-- Nationalists was unable to al the radicals te sae Plans for Organizing Party for Com- eee ee ee America _ i France, for Southampton. ‘atianu:se tt 2 nae sk ; “sin no w aa aga mwrved ict of the loyal and patriotic the result of the vote was received eaaiihats ti Sh gaeeganes ee ing Campaign to Be 426 ree Hip c. th United Londen. Oct. 12 President + ———-——__— = . 2 oF a 2 oo eS eo : . —— _ t} = riendly spirit I must American Jew.” tt es oo 2 cock of hot h.LhlLlUCU.hLhLhLhLUL STS Discussed ' Z — ve ” ga ee . ‘ the Geverner alse is a man The circumstance that avaria. the Pest-Dispateh. Buren, New York. Sav 357 8 limitations. ‘ ai : ‘ - a iver ” or 7°? _ a > ; through iis envoy i eR + and the ROLLA Mo. Oct. 13.—State Ser- 4d rpo ol, Oct is. Adri tic, New e 70 Oo 0 on —_ Bavarian People’s party in the ator Frank H. Farris, chairman of REAL] PROFITS ARE TAXABLE 7. _ - * | Reichstag, has assumed an intrans: the Democra: ~ ea Pea. Gothenburg, Oct 13, Brotting- = e ae = 0Otb ? } SLA t. 13.— Twenty Com rrecers . rane! liam investication .t all doubtful real es- a Dy ~h’ z \ bi] . ' nist leaders were ,; e temper, Sam Fordyce and Ha: tate transfers ‘o determine how many sales have not been reported oa | EES | on fiscated 1) BERLIN, Oct. 13.—The currency dences were partly submerged by a city detectives, following his indict-| oe mel », S| - - min ** - . . 2 . 4 IS SP A I & H el. ee i > > \ tedar The issue trebled *} overfio a recordin t rene r he Pe rfect farket- Place e REED aco haat Sied the last overflowed, according to reports during the summer. Boughan was week in September. In the same reaching here over crippled wires later relensed on $16.900 bond. Two — E periec the Reichsbank’s home gold Freedom. a small town on the other men. also indicted. are under oe pe —_ Z ss pa reserve Guerenesd bY 26.900.0090 Cimarron River. also was inundated a like bond, and a fourth man ts be- ——— "a marks, while its holdings of dis- the report says. Several streets are ng sought. Boughan is said to have , a ot. _ — % a , ‘ a - . J Se: aa & é ¢ re ‘i rong nn aden bills. private checks | fleoded.. Railroad traffic is de- admitted to the detectives that he Por -1109 Olive St. Ff ¢ GT hel & ’ 4 a aes wa ¥s . - . « and a-ts increased By 34,000,000,-'morafired WNearty 106 bridges have purchased seven or eg: @toten cars. ; S Pon OOF 200 owe marks been carried away. ‘Dut did not know they were stolen. , 5 _ ee gp Bop leet ay -ealpiae ge eo ty PoE Sa 8 RRO Hanh be nag c nn re f . . ae ay * = - “ ; f WEA Sate y ; - yo 9 “ ’ eh bg ae e -" wits ated iS re nalts ats = ) . s . . - — ae " hain ci ‘ 4 a , amie 7 b ei re “plice: a , e ¥ , are s awe, we adel 4 : PNG mw ee CFSE SR . Mie ae ae a pe anette sem" we ‘ . 2 % ~ ae - " . ie , ae ‘ : 0 “ card Rees 3 2 es . — > 2 Bre) ae "oe 3 4; : * Med Sie hind eet niakte 2 pos + = 7 Siti we Sp e - y oF ‘ ; ; ° . a + oe et cata het eryateue ; 26 Nas ihe . mer id paiiy . pi sie ibe € _: * . ~ ; 7 7 ‘sie a AOR T 5h ‘ : sag me ty a) ear pions ro oe. i 4 assy Suk i tile SO epcllighttegs: ewnnonnns et ii Sahl oe << a —— - oe Spee ree — noe —— . —

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an ING TAX OUT OF EXEMPT SECURITIES “ |in the Senate. IS. SEEKS WAY OF . r ance to Stop Flow of Money Into Paper. By a Staff Correspondent of Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. the 13. with fiscal affairs are studying a new plan which has been suggested aS a means of checking the flow of cap- ital into tax-exempt securities, Those interested in the scheme would like . to see it embodied in a law by the coming Congress and passed by the Supreme Court for a decision. The proposal is to levy a and additional! inheritance Revie 000 worth are outstanding. Many of taxpayers to lessen their liability yp. der the income tax law. A heavy additional inheritance tax on suep securities, it is said, would close one of the principal channels of tax eva. ductive enterprises. There is small hope that Congress can be induced to accept the recom- mendation made by President Hard. ing to prohibit tax-exempt ‘Ities through a constitutional] amend- ment. The last Congress passed a /resolution to submit such an amend- “ment to the states, but it was blocked Even should Congress ‘submit the amendment, it is improb- ‘able that the necessary number of \states would ratify it. | Another proposed solution of the Government Would Make Special Levy on Inherig’: “, s x 3: | secur- problem, which Secretary Mellqn fre- & ‘quentiy has urged, is a reduction in 7 ‘the top brackets of the income gsur- ~ |tax, which now, including the nor- at " | curities mal tax, runs as high as 58 per cent. "| If the 50 per cent surtax were cut’ : in half, it is Mellon's theory that the incentive to invest in tax-exempt gse- would be greatly reduced: M Melion maintains that the Govern- ys iment would derive as much money — of pn nt, a i- B8- {- from a 25 per cent as from a 50 per cent surtax. Congress, however, has refused to cut the tax and there ds small probability that the next Con- gress will sec the question im any | different light. ’ ‘Promises Important Remarks Italy's Foreign Affairs. ' iCopvright. 19°73. by the Press and Pu.ltger Publishing Cos., the New York World a the Post-Dispatch. and - | ROME, Oct. 13.—Premier Musso- = aa > af : ¥ bers of the administration who @g. a 4 : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC of 2 SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14. 1993 UAKE DISCHARGED ag} Mrs. Stokes Photographed Here eemer Counselor of Gover- | 3 " gor Says He Intends to ae "| Pat Whole Effort Toward )gNK COMMISSIONER ~ ARRAIGNS WALTON. p. E.T. Bynum, Who Was. Also Dismissed, Says Ex- tax-exempt securities, of which {t 4g ¢ estimated more than $20,000,000. mr these bonds were purchased by rich ©” - ecutive Abuses State’s Re- » gources for His Friends. | —_—_—_——— ; “? Associated Press. | OMA CITY, Ok., Oct. 13.— | _ | bal : By ; | statement deciaring that “the klan ‘ets must go On” and that he was. “iad to be free to continue the fight | . 4 ”" was issued here today sion and divert large sums into pro. ~ tphamper | “ge Aldrich Blake, former executive | 4 gounselor, who was removed last. a - gight by Gov. J. C. Walton. ® The statement said that the former | ® gounselor had been removed because | mm Gum said that ‘MUSSOLINI! TO OUTLINE POLICY . 1] lini has irformed the president of the, ‘3 re e Chamber of Deputies that when the chamber me make an important fore > ey T = , r ™~i . lem poiwcy g@ thizers are urgeine that Parliament be., asked to prolong for six or 12 months the full powers accorded to Musso- lini last November, which expire on » | Dec, 31. ht - ne on t a-- es i- r- h- t+. b- he | ed in- Pan he. he 4 Many also express the hope that the Constitution will be amended during the coming session. | They insist that the chamber can ‘modify the Constitution so as to give the executive more power. LOU + JusehPH PULITZER H, Publisneo aie Sy whe aoitkese Publishi Oo. Tweifth Bouvievard and Olive Street. ¢ (Member audit Bureau of Circulatie&.) ~ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Aesociarea Presse is exclusively entitied to the use for republication of all news dis netches credited to it of nef ot a cred- ited in thie pvaper and also the | news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are aiso reserved SURSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL I8 ADVANCE, Fascisti : ane vear by portal monev order or St Louis exchange. Delivered bv cits are ot out-ef-tors en Daily oniv. 50c @ month’ Sunday, 10ca copr » ahptere as second-ciags matter July 2. : k the Postoffire et _ St. \under the act of March 3. iss Kinloch Central A808 carrier Beli Vive RANA ** , in November he will .” speech on his,. His Fascisti sympa- - .; over which he had no control | defeated the Governor’s cam- m against the klan with the re- that other advisers of the execu- ; “who differed on the fundamen- tl question of who should’rule” had persuaded the Governor to egnad Bari. When shown a copy af Blake's | == ‘a 4 , * ° _ 27 ~— , ‘oF - . , ; + > % ey - . Eg ae |Mr. Stokes? A. Paul told me ab-ut 6 policies.” Dr. Bynum said it was | ¢ . iti ap it afterwards. He was waiting for “atremely mortifying to me to have | 3 E | the ferry across the river frem folssue such a statement.”’ i R = ~ Bleke ; | Boonville and so was Stokes wav ap ke, in his statement said: | parently had motored down from On July 15, 1923, I was off , ; ‘Y 10, 1924, s offered and —_ Kansas City. et, — office of Chief Counsel-| him if he knew the Wallaces of od the Geeveece For fronths I/ Roonville and Wagener replied that warned the Government against he did. Q. And then what nip- the operations of this hooded order, | pened? talled the ° . ile» > i . . + ae Klux Klan. Not Only | him $25 to point out our house. Q. 3 I read the hundreds of letters | Did Stokes come to see you? A. fOmplaining against mob violence, | i had seen the most sinister at- fmpt made to fill the Capitol and | Continued From Page (ne. Boonville, and Mayor Gid Meeker, of Bunceton, were brought out in the testimony of Arthur Wallace, Mr. Stokes. My wife met him at Btate institutions with me the door and he said he was writ- sa why nen wh) ing a history of Cooper County. We swore allegiance to the ‘empire.’ I were getting ready for a dinner ©n- ng Legislature, Supposed to be! gagement and asked to he excuse l ued with representatives of a rov-| f told him he could see me at my of- en docilely submit! fice. Never the -ffairc , . ee anairs of the ‘empire’; Q. pia he call on you A. No, but a while later, came to see my brother. Questioned About Brother. Wilbur Wallace was questioned as to this conversation as follows: Q. Did Paul Wagner talk to you ‘about the Stokes case? people, there ? nm . “This Legislature gove the Health | ee epartment the greatest Mon in its history, and Bers boasted that they put this over berause the Health Commissioner mas akiansman. You had but to be ®klansman and al) was well. “Thad hoped to See the fight con- ted ona high plane, with the per- a. issue eliminated, but this soon me impossible. A huge accump- @ of politica} entanglements and SMbarrassments and acts of adminis- pation detail which I have been *riess to prevent, together wigan appropria- | the klan mem- | for Mr. Stokes. ‘money, he explained. for a while he said: | Wallace, you know your brother, Ed- gar, care to Bunceton in 1904 Be ™mber of extemporaneous inter- | 8S Elwood.” I said my brother Mews given by the Governor to newa- had not been near Bunceton at the | men, rallied his political ene- |“=™e he indicated and that he head Side issues of every concei7v- never visited us in company. hature were injected into the| @: What other talk did you have mt. while the Governor himserr | *ith Wagner? A. A while later ne Surrounded by advisers and ap-|C#me to see me and said: “Well guess the old man's put me on his TIT asked him He 7a not ~ Mees who differed on the funda- penta! question as to who should Tefvlar payroll. , : much he was getting. 7.4 Man of Limitations.” gradually alienated from those whose 14 WITNESSES SAY He said Stokes asked | A. Wagner said Stokes gave Yes, but I didn’t know him then as) A. He did. | He stopped me on the street one day | ‘and told me he was sorry but he | had engaged himself to get evidence | He was needing the | After talking | “Now see here, | with | I | how | ‘say in so many words, but I under-'| with you? 4A. When? A. Monday, maybe case Q. Last day. q). vit for him? | for Gid, yes. Q. | paper? A. A. Sure, I read telling what I had seen. Q. Now the letter. A. Well, When on Her Way to Boonville e it. ff Photographer. | He sure did. | Why just lately. | it was Tues- Did you ever sign an affida-| I signed a paper | Do you know what was in the’! It was explain the substance of | I had seen a j CITY DETECTIVES RAID 11 Establishments Searched— Beer and Whisky Are Found in Some. ® was the zero hour on Half past 2 Market street vesterday afternoon. spaces of From the great open Twelfth boulevard, a casual line of seemingly unconcerned men had been moving eastward. Past the city parking lot, past the grimy grandeur of Druids’ Hal], and toward the gar- ish lights of the theaters, they strolled, a pair stopping here and there, but always near some bearing the alluring and meaningful word, ‘‘Beverage.”’ And at the half hour, the visitors advanced through the swinging 41oors ly designated as soft drink parlors. paper to such persons as they found in charge, and demanded a view of the stock, that they themselves how soft the drinks were. search warrants, were city detectives. Hose Connection From Basement. At 504 Market, the Old Homestead, they found more than they could car- ry away. Eleven barrels of apparent modity were in the basement, and 4 hose connection made the supply from the barrels available upstairs. Otto Richter Jr. and a negro porter |were arrested. ' It took a look upstairs to detect ‘anything wrong at the sontheast cor- \rer of Eleventh and Market. There the detectives broke open a trunk and found various assortments of whisky and “moonshine fluid, be- sides such accessories as coloring rratter. William Rocks, bartenaer, was arrested. A glass of whisky started to tip over as the visitors approached the bar at No. 611, but one of them caught it. A half-pint of whisky was also found, and Harry Raymond was arrested. A bottle of whisky was found in red-headed woman come out of the|J°hn Barry’s pocket at No. 800, and hotel and go into the postoffice. When was that? exactly when. ne azo. Q. Was it in 1904? Q. know tir A. I don’t! It was a long) A. Must have) _been later than that, maybe 1906. Q. (davit? A. made out three or wouldnt sign ‘em. Q. Oh! and why not? Gid didn’t write down wt | He wanted me this woman with Of course, fou | seen | lace. Q. would sign the first paper? _he did. Q. Did he Nope. to him longer. He just would he worth mv while. Q. What | the paper you did sign? a quarter’s worth of it. Didn't to me Mr New York? A. if I would go. Q. to g0 | asked | he would pay all my expenses. Q. Had he mentioned would world’s series” have ' | A AA. so for a trip I didn’t would, so I didn’t go T+ is oe | Stokes. Mr. Porter F Wiliams. r They I but | he was arrested. Revolver on Bartender. '_At seven places, no liquor 'found. At the northwest corner of _Ninth and Market, in searching the You're sure this was an affi-| bartender, V. Markas, the detectives I am. found a revolver and, a_ private watchman’'s license, badge and keys. | He had quit serving as a watchman, | A. Well,| and was tending bar, but had naj lat A. cigars out I said. to swear that I had as Edgar Wal- | Did he offer you money if you A. Yes, “Micht Have Talked Longer.” offer you $1000? If he had I might have talked said A. it I got of Meeker want you y es. he told the Police Board of the change, is required in such cases. articles, but allowed him to keep the revolver, which belonged to him. The raid on the’11 places was oc- ‘casioned by the frequency with which intoxicated men have been seen on Market street lately. A re- connoisance was made i yesterday morning, and the places to be searched were selected. While the did vou get for signing raid was in progress, policemen took three “drunks” to the holdover. PERSONAL ESTATE OF $35,844 He said F. B. Higgins, Tinner, Also Left Sev- that you think tt| 844.71 is listed as follows: ‘five certificates of deposit of $1000 understood that Meeker with | ach. $9 two negroes, Ray Fields, and Jame Prew, are in New York to testify for) ‘appraised at $1247. eral Parcels of Real Fstate. An inventory of the estate of a good time seeing the | Frank B. Higgins, a tinner, who died Yes he said that Aug. 11, was filed yesterday. New York would be a good place tO | sonal Per- amounting to $365.- Twenty- property 597.71 in cash and chattels In addition, he owned realty consisting of his home at 469 Union boulevard, 4144-46 St. - ; i 4 ~ a superin-| Louis avenue, 1845 Cass avenue and tendent of the State Hospital for the|a joint interest with Frank J. Hiz- In: at St. Tosenh,. Mo in Runceton from that. he ave ; ; tified never had ' Stokes there or anv where hall office wa couarters of the B ACTrOBS Aa described it as a ithe ather witnesses. | Miss Cramer and Mrs. testified that the visit of who lived | pins in 2815-17 Olive street. TRRR to 1995. tes- from Punceton Club. else. His the He to which women never came, as didj. Mills have ‘daughters and one son. /business at 203 North Twelfth street. men’s social center) He also ‘owned realty in Butler City, Kan. seen Mra. | Higgins left his estate to his wife Mrs. Laura Higgins, and seven | stolen Goods in in Negroes’ Homes. Edward Carter, 29 years old, a Mies F]- | "esro. of 3313 Franklin avenue, was arrested last night and several hun- MARKET STREET BARS sign | 0” 11 of the establishments tolerant- | Once within, they presented slips of | might see for | The slips of paper were State court | and the visitors | beer and two cases of a similar com- | was | The | detectives took the badge and other | He was in| NEW KOCH HOSPIAL DORMITORY DEDICATED — City Officials Present at Cere- mony—Construction Paid for by Bond Issue. A new dormitory for women pa- tients at Robert Koch Hospital, com- pleted at a cost of $250,000 from a city bond issue voted in 1920, was dedicated by city officials yesterday | afternoon in a ceremony at the hos- | pital, on the Migsissippi River, ‘south of Jefferson Barracks. The | dormitory will house 120 patients. and is designed on the most modern |Plans for the care of tubercular pa- tients. | This is the second building com- | pleted toward the proposed plant— a $2,000,000 hospital with facilities for the care of 1000 tubercular pa- _tients. Approximately 300 patients |are housed in the present adminis- | tration or main building and a num- | ber of temporary frame cottages. About 150 persons were taken to the hosiptal on the city harbor boat, Erastus Wells, and others went there in automobiles. Included were city officials, members of the Board of Aldermen and Board of Public Service, the Citizens’ Supervisory Committee, which directed expendl- ture of a $3,793,000 bond issue vot- .ed in May, 1920, and the Citizens’ Supervisory Committee directing ex- _penditure of the $87,372,500 bond issue voted for public improvements 'last February. | The dedication ceremonies were conducted by Mayor Kiel, Director of Public Welfare Cunliff, the Rev Father Lambert, the chaplain, John Edwards, chairman of the 1920 Su- pervisory Committee, and President Kinsey of the Board of Public Serv- ice. A drizzling rain interfered with the ceremony to some extent. Kinsey, in turning the keys of the building over to the Mayor, stated that $32,000,000 in permanent im- provements had been constructed in the city during the administration of the Mayor, who is serving the second year of his third four-year term. Kinsey remarked the building was of a permanent type and prob- ably would outlast thé administra- tion Of the Mayor. The latter’s friends occasionally have jocularly referred to him as the “perpetual Mayor.” Structure Is Fireproof. The building plans, designed un- ‘der the direction of L. R. Bowen, ehief engineer of bridges and build- ings, were approved and commended by the National Tuberculosis Soci- ety. The structure includes a base- ment and three stories for patients, 40 patients to each story. On each floor are 20 rooms, 12 by 15, de- signed for two patients to a room. |Connecting with each room is a sun porch, 12 by 14 feet, closed in with large windows which may be opened when weather permits. | Large sun porches or solariums, 20 by 40 feet, are at each end of each of the floors, to be used for recrea- | tion rooms. ‘Those on the third floor 'are unroofed, to afford the full benefit of the sun’s rays to patients in advanced stages of tuberculosis. Diet kitchens are on each floor, con- | necting with the main kitchen in the | basement by elevators. Modern hos- | pital equipment is provided through- out, with many features for the com- fort of patients. The building is fireproof, virtually no wood being |used in the structure. | The building was erected from a $400,000 fund set aside for Robert Koch Hospital from $1,100,000 voted for hospitals in 1920. The other | $700,000 was set aside for the, devel- ‘opment of the St. Louis Training School for Feeble-Minded, north of the city. The 1923 bond issue in- (cludes $590,000 for Koch Hospital. Work is to be started soon on re- modeling the main building and ‘adding a fourth story, at a cost of $160,000, of which $70,000 will be from the 1920 fund and $90,000 ‘from the new bond issue. Plans are | being completed for a $65,000 kitch- ‘en building, and an $85,000 dormi- tory for employes. ‘CARELESS’ DRIVING COSTS $5 Dewey Williams, 24 years old, of |5675A Kensington avenue, who was ‘arrested Friday night at King’s ‘highway and Page boulevard on a ' i | INQUEST-POSTPONED UNTIL POLICE INVESTIGATE CASE Analysis to Be Made of Beer Man Drank Before Being Stricken With Pneumonia. A Coroner's inquest into the case of Albert Gressinger, 38 years old, of 6649 Olive street road, who died monia, has been continued to give the police an opportunity to inves- tigate. At 3 o'clock last Monday after- noon Gressinger was found uncon- scious in his bed. At the same time his 12-year-old son, Carl, was found dead in another room. Mrs. Gress- inger informed the police that her husband and son had some home- made beer the day before. An autopsy on the boy disclosed that his death was'due to heart dis- ease and the autopsy on the father disclosed pneumonia as the cause of death, with heart trouble as a con- tributing cause. Nothing unusual was noted in the stomach of either. ment, Chief of Police Ward of Uni- boy’s body changed his mind. examined. IRON: MOLDERS DEMAND PAY INCREASE TO $7.50 A DAY Have Notified Employers They Will Strike Tomorrow If Request Is Not Granted. Union iron molders and foundry employes in St. Louis and Belleville plants have notified the employers that they will go on strike tomor- row unless their wage demands “of $7.50 a day for molders and varying increases for the other employes are met. A strike would affect about 400 men in St. Louis and 175 in Belleville plants. The molders demand-an increase if 12% cents an hour, effective Oct. 1, which would have brought their wages to $1 an hour. This demand was denied, and they sealed the de- n¥ind down to a flat $7.50 for eight hours,. which also was not granted. Then followed the strike threat ulti- matum. Molders employed by stove man- ufacturing plants will not be affect- ed as they are under a separate con- tract. I C, RAILROAD SEEKS ORDER TO SELL $12,027,450 IN STOCK Plans to Spend $88,108.000 Modern- izing and Filectrifying Its Ter- minal at Chicago. By the Associated Press. Oct. ' WASHINGTON, 13.—The Illinois Central Railroad today asked the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion for authority to issue and gell to its stockholders new seven per cent preferred stock, amounting in par value to not more than $12,- 027,450. The railroad proposes to spend trifving its Chicago terminal. It al- ready has raised $10,929.000 by the sale of an issue of preferred stock to ita stockholders and the new is- sue would allow the work to con- tinue. The Southern Railroad asked the commission to allow the nominal is- sue of $5,000,600 in four per cent development bonds which for the ‘present would not be sold but would | be placed in the road’s treasury. JUDGE MIX ON ZONING DECISION Tells Legal Fraternity He Thinks Ad- verse Ruling Was Wrong. Belief that the State Supreme Court was wrong in its decision hold- ing the St. Louis zoning ordinance to }be unconstitutional was expressed by Circuit Judge George E. Mix last night in a talk before Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity (Legal), Champ Clars% Chaptér, at its Fraternity Hous>, 4334 Lindell boulevard. Judge Mix referred to the deci- sion briefly in connection with a4 general discussion of the practice of law. He agreed with the Supreme Court that zoning laws could sot be made retroactive, but said he ws convinced that there was no barrier to enactment of laws protecting now exist. —_— 7 Group Bankers’ Meeting. at City Hospital Friday from pneu- | Following Mrs. Gressinger’s state- | versity City took a bottle of the beer | with the intention of having it an-— alyzed, but after the autopsy on the | The. St. Louis police will have the “beer | $88,180,000 modernizing and elec-| property on which no establishineats | The annual meeting of Group Five | HAN, ON TEMPORARY? 0B 54 YEARS, IES John W. Gutting, 74, Was Ad- vised Not to Accept Politi-. cal Position. John W. Gutting, 74 years old, (4426 Minnesota avenue, who held a “temporary” political job in the of- | fice of the clerk of the Probate gCourt for a4 years died yes- terday morning at from a compli- cation of dis- eases resulting from old age. He had been un- able to report for work dur- ing the last three weeks, but had been slight- ly ill for several months. The funeral will be at 8:30 a. m GUTTING. Wednesday from the residence to ét. Anthony's Church, Meramec Street and Michigan avenue. Burial will be in SS. Peter and Paul’s Cem- etery. When Gutting went to work in the Probate Glerk’s office 64 years age his friends advised again accep- tance of a.political job. It was a “temporary” position, he was told and would last only until the ad- ministration changed. From a youthful clerk Gutting be- came a deputy to the Probate Clerk and his salary, $150 a month during recent years, was more than double the figure at which he started to work. Gutting served under Demo- crats and Republicans. He had told his friends that he had no politics when he first went to work in the office, as he was not of age. He voted for Democrats a number of times, he had said, but during re- cent years voted the Republican ticket. His recent position had been that of supervisor of records, and his knowledge of probate matters was such that lawyers frequently went to him for advice. His widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Gut- ting, two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Bauer and Miss Elizabeth Gutting, and two sons, John and Frank Gut- ting, survive. # PINCHOT WARNS EMPLOYES AGAINST SERVING POLITICIANS By the Associated Press. HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct. 13.— “Boring from within” will not be tolerated, Gov. Pinchot declared to- day in a statement which reiterated his stand that all State employes ‘must be efficient and loyal to the ‘aims of administration. Gov. Pinchot declared that “Since | most of the employes in the service when this administration began were }appointed for political reasons by |politicians practically out of sympa- ‘thy with our present aims, I want it \clearly understood that political ac- tivity in opposition to the success of this administration will be fol- lowed by immediate dismissal.”’ | The Governor said that while em- |ployes had the right to support any person they desired at an election, ithe people paid them to work and /not electioneer and that the custom of using State employes as “‘politica) light horsemen to campaign for fa- 'vored individuals is morally wrong land politically indefensible and if practiced will lead to immediate dis- | miseal.”’ JOHN W. his home | jij . 3 Pair Gets Away With y q 3 Leaving Victim Thinking He Has $25,000 in Satchel. es e Less than 18 hours after Martin Struhrvick, 33 years old, a Croatian of 1015 Lafayette avenue, had re- ceived a check for $1100 from his lawyer for damages because of the death of a son, and after he had paid an undertaker §220, his re- maining $880 was taken from him by two swindlers, said to be fellow — countrymen. Struhrvick does not. know how they learned of his re- . ceiving.the money. a He related to the police yesterday afternoon, that on getting the check — from his lawyer, late Friday, he. took it to the undertaker. It was too late in the day for the under- taker to cash it, so he asked Struhr- vick to call yesterday morning and get the $880. Struhrvick did so. He had hardly reached home, when two men drove up in a Ford sedan, felling him a friend, who had been injured, was ai the city hospital. -—_—> and wished to see him, They all got 2 in the car, and when they reached the hospital, asked Struhrvick If he would like to distribute $26,000 - among the sick and poor for them." | He said he would. So they rode to . Lafayette Park to talk it over, er They told him they would let him be distributor if he had any money to give them as guarantee. He said he had $880, so while one Pas ay waited tn the park, Struhrvick the other went to Struhrvick’s home, got the money and then went to 4 store, where they purchased twe leather satchels in which to put the $26,000. e Struhrvick’s money was put In one ~ satchel and the supposed $25,000 in — another. The men gave Btruhrvick a satchel which they said contained . the $25,000, and kept the other, also” keeping the key to Struhrvick’s ~ satchel, because they were not yet ~ ready to have the money distributed, but wished him to keep it to shew their faith. They took him home , and left him. Struhrvick got curi- ous. Me opened the satchel, finding a folder with three dollar bills ~ wrapped about a notebook and two. wads of paper wrapped in handker- _ chiefs. 1a G, C. HITCHCOCK FOR FED : oe . wn Former Circuit Judge Likely to Get New Post tm St. Louis Oreated* om - Dispa teb. 8» POV ASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—Former °" Circuit Judge George C. Hitencock © — of St. Louis, ts being seriously con-. sidered by President Coolidge for ap- — pointment to the new Fed~cal fudge. - ship created by the last Congress in the Eastern Missouri District. He ~« has a good chance of being chosen, — Hitchcock’s name has been put ~ before the President as «hat of ‘a — lawyer of recognized ability, whose ~ selection would meet with wide spread approval in St. Louis. ; The President, it is understood, ts inclined to name a St. Louisan, part- ly because a great portion of the business of the Eastern District | Court originates in 8t. Louis and | partly because tlg district outside — the city already has representation in Judge Faris. ; dias bie That the position was not Mled months ago is due to the » : by Senator Spencer on the naming of former Circait Judge Vital W. Ga- — resche of St. Louls. Opposition to — Judge Garesche was so pronounced that the late President Harding al- lowed the last Congress’ to iapse oy SiS t «ie without yielding to the Segatoreim- portunities oF = | KIESELHORST | Established 1879 —. THE OLDEST, TIE LARGEST, THE BEST MUSIC HOUSE LN ST. LoUIs | Music Lovers, Read This ULBRANS EN The ‘Registering Piano registers your own exact personal pressed down touch on the keys. It will transpose any piece to any key desired. “ With it you ean play a song roll either as a piano solo or as an’ accompaniment only, accenting the melody notes or entirely eliminating them at your pleasure—just as you like it. — Plays all makes of artists’ hand-played reproducing ple also reqular ns of all beet | ee All the pleasure, the thrills, the satisfaction of hand playing is given you without the worry of one musie lesson. | You would enjoy listening to and playing the remarkable new Gulbransen ‘‘ Registering” Piano. Come in and Y it. Made also as a combination of ‘‘Registering’’ and ‘‘Reproducing’’ Piano. . Nationally Priced Price of each model brand- ed in the back at the fae- tory for your protection, men have their limitations, | Stood it was $250 a month. in no Unfriendly spirit I must; More of Wagner's alleged activi- | ties in the community were = ‘that the Governor also is a man de- tations. It became rapidly ap- scribed by Hayden Moore: ‘that he could not rally-the| @- Did? you ever see Paul Wagner | we antiklan forces. Retreat for|in Bunceton, Mr. Moore? A. Yes, I} vernor was necessary. Oth- did. of his advisers convinced him, @Q-. When, during what period. | fight against the klan was not A. Several times in 1920 and 1921. = the best interest of his adminis- Q. You talked with him? A. Yes, Nn, and he was finally prevailed we discussed the Stokes case. -_ 4 relieve me of my position as; Q. What did Wagner say to you” ; a e Counselor. ‘A. He wanted me to heip him geet 7 This, of course, evidence that Miss Elwood visited a town in 1904. Q. Did he offer to pay you?. A. Yes, he said I'd be well paid for my trouble. Q. Ever anything more. definite? A. Well, he said, if I’d go toe work getting evidence, I'd be paid $125 a month. 7 ©. You did not agree? A. No As soon as I found he wanted. ‘o mix the Wallace family up in it, I wouldn’t have anything more to do with him. Was Offercd $1000. Q. Dili you ever hear from arcain? A. Yes. He me let- ter from Casper, Wyo... last July. In 4t he asked me how $1000 and ex- | of the Missouri Bankers’ Association, | which is made up of 358 banks in | 20 counties nearest -St. Louis, will | be held Wednesday. All business | wfll be transacted on board the har- | bor boat Erastus Wells, which will depart for a cruise down the river | at 10 a. m. Lunch will be served | on board, and a short stop will be made at Jefferson Barracks in the. afternoon. The boat will land at) the foot of Market street at 5 p. m. | Ww. common } 'wood to Bunceton was : ‘dred dollars’ worth of men's and women’s apparel were found in his EE esses essasses ce. ‘charge of careless driving in that he was steering the car. with one /hand and over on a boulevard stop eight feet, was fined $5 and costs gossip | “Did you hear suth gossip in| Hi ? } tr) = : s es ¢ ; : Bunceton 1904, doctor?” the wit- | Toms i tranged wife, Alma, ness was asked. “I have never heard | 18, was later arrested at her home. | of Miss Elwood until all this came | 4033 West Belle place, and clothing | yesterday in Police Court. out in the papers a year or so ago,” ;and jewelry were found there. Two) 4 traffic patrolman testified that was the reply. men, whose shops recently had been | Williams was steering the car with None of the witnesses | robbed, identified part of the cloth- ione hand and had his other arm knew or had McCormick | ims found at Carter's as theirs, and around a young woman. Williams except Arthur Wallace. who said he | one Of them identified some of the |admitteq driving with one hand, but in New York and never | things found at the Carter woman's | gaid his other arm was on the back Mfre Arthur Wal- home. 30th Carter and his wife of the seat and not around anyone's Wilbur Wallace flat- said they got the various articles | waist. thev had ever been at the Bunceton Club on the street in Bunceton with Mrs. Mills when Miss Helen E!wood was intro- duced. Says Party Did Not Take Place. The testimony of Neleon Leonard. a friend of the Wallace family, and of his mother Mrs. C. E. Leonard, t their home near Bunce- | of Leona iliness ad hard Both denied Stokes in ‘Conntv hefere her arrivaTt today. and Leonard that tallivho Mrs. Stokes Not Called. narty Miss Cramer has descrihed did| W. L. Nelson, editor of the Bunce- | “take riace € was the ton Eagie, testified briefly that he ’ : wr of a taliwho had never seen Mrs. Stokes. penses would be for a littie trip at ee ~ “ashe cae «ix Sinaia She visited Bunceton this after- a a 2 i Bunceton all her and a third noon for her first view of the town how adérecned envelope. fede ed ‘cousin of Mrs. Mills. told of visiting she said. pen: oe reece eae ae tee ‘her at Kansas City in the summer When all the witnesses had been \it Dore ea . ; examined, Brownfield asked Mrs. | Head Tulsa . \Stokes, 262 West 72d street, item tm tolen oh toms ad Bauden to Hea Schools. ho man's collar, and from the York.) ae e stand. Then }2 s<1.aled rrees thow changed his mind and withdrew her. . WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.—The res- ‘me ne a disposition to follo x | The experience of Frank Force “He was afraid.” she told report-|ignation of William T. Rauden as . Mutored impulses in sol-| with another alleged Stokes agent ers afterward. Both she and Sha-/| assistant to the commissioner of | oe to our own sacred in apparently heard of had met him ° him West lace and Mrs. ly denied that A. Buell of Versailles is chair- | | man of the group. | Sues for $3500 Fee on Loan. Suit was filed yesterday by Nathan ) - |Frank, a lawyer, against the Forest a n Engmah, former presi-|C'tY Building Co. for a fee of $3500 - wach nicer yg Louis Medical So- based on service er tg ciety is chairman of the Arrange- in obtaining an extension of a laeeak | ments Committee. Headquarters of 000 loan on the Se at m9 | the conference will be at Hote! Stat- | Property. King’s Highway and ~y ler. The first session will be hed at ington boulevard, which is owne by | $ p. m. Monday. Nov. 5, and Direc- ‘the defendant. The petition en tor of Public Welfare Cunliff will that the loan, covered by a deed . ; deliver the opening address. Ir. trust, was due Aug. 14, last, ee _ | Villiam F. Soow, general director of Prank obtained an extension o veg the American So¢ial Hygiene A™o- years from the Metropolitan Life In- | ciation, and Surgeon-General Hugh surance Co. of New York, holder of | S Cummings of the United States) the deed. Payment for his service | Public Health Service, | 20 . 100 to Be Distributed : Furniture Savings tude to the St. Louis public for onage the past three years. was his own af- » and I have no criticism to of- i had tried to serve Gov. Wal- wr intelligently industriously and “vied 4nd with the utmost loyal- tring always in mind that a eec Official owes a higher duty tc People of the Stgte than to any Individual. In performing the . I was obliged to say things Bive advice which often pained “A I was dealing with the per- md of J.C. Walton and had 2° i erned accordingly. . ative to his widely reported in- | . ft Over the Governor, Dr. By- * Statement said: | “ad borne my full share for sponsibility for his election ° those who did not know, I “red to share largely in the “ the Governor's office. But Walton, as Governor, under- Oe egererns change from that te citizen. He resolved to ——— eeeeemeeenn Social Hygiene Conference Here. The tenth annual national «on- fercnece on social hygiene wil. he held in St. Louis Nov. 5, 6 anJd 7 nr counsel made frequent objections on technicalities, which were recorded but not passed upon by the Com- missioner. He confined himself to the general remarks addressed to each witness on cross-examination. ‘such these: “Isn't is possible that have * See the 2-Page Announcement in This Issue. | True Life Stories. } © Part 6, : Pages 12 and 13 as Stokes with- Couldn't she years much know her now?” Mrs. might to Bunceton out your seeing her? nen ern Aas wi was taken 2 ; : ton. because rA’e come ee from an infecte having Mrs Cooner rave changed in 19 80 REET) : that you wouldn't him asserted the sent “i Leonar in 1904 nt and Dr. Ed-\has been refused, it is alleged. yard L. Keyes of the Cornell ! ni- | | ‘yorsity Medical School are on ‘he program to speak. life. New of 192?2. “We talked about the case.” Mrs Moore deposed. “but Mrs. Mills said then she wasn’t sure what had hap- pened in 1884." H. L. Meeker, a 8, and in blind ignorance of oi brought out in the following brother of Gid Meeker, Col. R. L. piro expressed themselves as grati- | ae was a ae ' | testimony. '@ ay’ , Work today. effective ct. . -% itutional : + ek-| Herriman, a resident of Bunceton fied over the day’s inquiry. Gevelopment of =) see anew a goltegg A. for 43 years, and W. R. Reavis, an- | “I'm going back to New York just| den has been appeinted associate | er, of Bunceton, do you not: as fast as I can.” said Mrs. Stekes.| superintendent of the city schools , , ‘other old resident, were other w't- prt Sea eae : abeat the Stokes nesses who testified. Plaintiff's “Our work has only begun.” of Tulsa, Ok. * doted on his State police and » and was vainglorious in , “ ee eee ee COR ee eee es ee eee (Fe ae aCe as ‘ -

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: i LA AE GIO A I LO SO OE OOLGIE ELL LA, | 4 _ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined A 2 * a ao 7 3 Senators Refuse to Cart | ; p : if : — ries. 000-mark bills from * 8 : | | B ee h L d 58 T k Correspondence of the Associated Presa. printing office. : ) i | ritis or ? ’ d es 4 | WARSAW. Sept. 25.—-When mem- ~ : eet y Ame : Gi | as Bride | Boards Issues Statement. bers of the Polish Senate called on a Governor " : it | oung doasnoasn - | Y 10 A OH Go Oct. 14 Although the the Polisi wh; . ——s 7 edd hye | ie a! | eee , CHICAGO, ae s'g ute ror their salaries, the bank had no; Brook Fieming, $4, a : ib | recent invalidation of the St. Lo large notes, and could only pay West Virginia from % vag: 1 zoning ordinance by the Missouri 5900-mark bills, which ear _— died at me! home here o> fae ; a. 4 ; : 2 cents. Most of mators © Fieming at the time — BPG | Former Prime Minister Says|So Detectives, Questioned in auorenss Geary was ee -atarge annie a Bae arent packages | was & member oe Un | Will Executors Ask Ca ; t ; : : ° r se 5 i 1) | | Revolution Would End French Holding of Youths Nearly taeda this country”. by the through the streets, ont said they o the Consolidation ¢ f Strike Out $42,000 4 : ar . 7 w e ; . uilad o oe - : i VOTE IN ST. LOUIS Fe | An official dinner was given in his| law did not apply to the students, ae oe tniahinied mth valees.” - he bill was filed by Ben ALR 2 TO DECIDE ELECTION | 4 & honor at Government House te-| because they were held on suspicion said the statement. “The new State of Liberty. attorney for Hugh ¥ is bam, J night and later he delivered a pub-/| of' having violated a Federal law. | constiution to be voted upon Febru- 4 | pite and W. N. Pittman of Exeeh 23 Rey Ra te ie address. | Meanwhile, the students are mark- | ory is expected to state expressly a » gprinss. nee ee as : wes * og ie > : a 6." er on | . ; Kn! SS Set Pop ee! ey On his special train today, the | ing time. They erg mace oy ore basic grounds upon which it will per- a . oe ia City Bitter Both Against | .. eka er Fy firmer Premier was informed| mal complaint an@ have said that) mit cities to do their own zoning.” - a i= through news dispatches of bread/they do not intend to do so. But, E +t Klux and Dry Laws — In- 1 iri . re.' they add, they do not believe the! , em Ae @ — = Germany. Me end be Fe) * b ‘friends. The detectives say they to:¢ at | garded a dictatorship in that coun-| Police used good judgment because, thei - : flux of Negroes Another ‘try as inevitable and necessary. He they contend, an hour's investiga- the prisoners to give thelr messages is a Consider | ‘enid the test of the dictatorshin| tion by detectives would have estab- | to the turnkey. ra f Matter to . | ‘would be its efficiency; its ability to| lished the fact that they were ac- ee eng 5 det 3 | ‘force peasants to give up to the ‘ually students at Rolla and not) On Monday morning, the detectives - 3; | townspeople their grains | automobile thieves, as the police report, the case was submitted to the a ‘ef Mrs. Davies and principal $2 Of the Post-Dispatch Staff. Se 3 gate AE RS oc eS ola | Sausage and Bread Palied gTram was sent to Los Angeles to : 2 iB | Sa See a je bert. os & | George continued, then there will be : . see if the automobile was stolen. A a oe «Fhe allowances include $3000 i@ The rapidly increasing venenentaral ze a oe ne eee | a revolution. As for the effect of As has been told, the students were reply to the message was received Bh ad ee ie that the next political campaign in | the revolution on France he de- Claude Kemper of St. Louis, whe yon aay night. = 7 aE Missouri, that of 1924, will have 1 clared that it would mean no repar- | plays end for the Rolla football | The students in the meantime had rt zy cae Bet its chief issues the Ku Klux Kian | jeans. rg or F cen py Soa pecantyecisngpeageadan = 9G ren = ris as ee al and -prohibition, have the practical. : and Peter F’. Thompson of Goodland, |Tpere they also asked the turnkey xX. Ab Bs) politicians on the anxious seat. Most | GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATI neato ay hacstged incarceration |to send for a lawyer, they say. No iy. : + € el! tes la ieiio 0 —_ pom cond unday os lawyer appeared, and it was 10:45 | Weekly Purchase Plan 9 ie ait of their energies six months in a “a ‘wir. and Mrs. Christ Hoffmeister vesday., t ey ac nothing to eat Dut . mm Tuesday when the students $ 4 . hist of Gib Gnidia Of the oxumeey! | sep ae Yeas Aue Seles. the regulation police station food of were released, the Department of “ie ingest campaign are being devoted to seri-| | Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hoffmeister | usage and bread. They say that | Justice having refused @ warrant on Enrolls You 3 ta yet ous consideration of what they are. are celebrating their golden wedding Messages which they requested to be ‘the ground of insufficient evidence. | [> 7 eis anniversary today at their home, sent to counsel and friends were not The students had been imprisoned Th P Only $1.00 ‘% 5 going to do about it and when they | 4158 Hartford street. During the, delivered by the police. '47 hours. en fay eee ‘ f 4 are going to do it, if ever. | ‘afternoon there will be a reception: ‘epost, mayne and Bourland. Reports have been demanded from | Each Week Until Xmas j ? i That those two subjects are to be | for relatives, followed by a new cele- “SO arreste the students at Spring the turnkeys who were on duty at. . al | 1: the actual tesues cn which the resi! bration of their marriage vows, with *venue and Washington boulevard. the Page boulevard and Central sta- | 3 : ok itnie ei tie wee te on! a service conducted by the Rev. J. because the Ford coupe in which tions when the three men were un- Choose any model Victrola you wish. Make a first by: political fig | ° , F. Reuther, rector of Hoty Family they were riding bore a California li- der arrest. They have stated unof- only $1, followed by weekly payments of $1 until ; Sag * certain as anything can be before ——Wide World Photo. Catholic Church. Seven children cenmse and the factory numbers om ficially that they had no recollec- After Christmas the balance is divided’into smaij ‘ ' ; the developing of 4 campaign, be- LORD AND LADY LEIGH. and 12 grandchildren will be guests the motor appeared to have been tion of being asked to send a mes- monthly terms. Grasp this opportunity at once. Pe: o cauge St. Louts ls going *to make | They are shown here just after the wedding ceremony tn a Londen| at a dinner part vafterward. vss ea with, have made a supple- sage, but that if they were requested A . ] ] ’ " ° M a By them the issue and St. Louis is pretty church. The bride. who is 23 years old, was Miss Marie Campbell of Hoffmeister, who is 76 years old, | ry report to the Police Board. to do so, they complied in the usual ct ul yy: ome in. és ris Sept to decide the election. | New York, dauchter of the late Alexander Campbell. Her mother, after) was born at Third and Victor streets. | So Detectives Tell It way by relaying the message to the & if P Ba Klan Busy Since Last Election. 'Campbell’s death, married William Converse of New York. She is Lord) His wife. who is 71, was born in Ger-| ty this report they state that a}.| Desk Sergeant in charge of the sta- | " ee Missouri has not heard a great Leigh's second American wife, the first having been Miss Helen Frances| many and was brought to St. Louls though Doster exhibited a bill of ten. | c. ? oa deal about the Ku Kiux Kian within | Ford, who died in 1909. at the age of 3 months. - As a boy. |...) showing that he had purchased | President Brockman of the Police « 4 oe its berders, and naturally the Mis- |... Hoffmeister drove a horse orig cont {the car from a Los Angeles used car | Poard., who ordered the investiga- | By ¢ a4 eS eourian is inclined t b A os , : ween the Government Arsenal, foot) i ne ‘ id th: icy] | oe , Tak + seam hag ony we gard vor ts wet or dry, whether a candidate on }St Louis. It is apparent also in the ue Arsena! street, and Carondelet. Gealer, they decided to lay the aiel ccreuted haga somite ee “i eh that there have been no reported |® Wet platform would win or lose. Southeast Missouri counties which), 4... ne attended Christian Broth- : —_ re the U nited States Department a a in ond acted. He “Dependable Merchandise.” : SE Ht klan whippings in this State, and) Now as to the actual practical | are just begi ning to grow cotton. . | ors’ College for a time, afterward |°f Justice and apply for a warrant | nid that only recently the Police 1008 Oli es & is reports of the burning of the fiery | Politics. : Ettect of Negro Pot mulation. ‘joining his father in the undertak- under the Dyer act, which prohibits! poord called ettamttins tn * standing Ive Street | i ft: cross have been rather infrequent, ; For 20 Years Doubtful State. petri of those counties, formerty | ing and livery business. He was one satermate tumepertation ef stolen rule in the department that all such fe ; 8 been organizing in the State, and | °°U>ttul State. Before 1904 it haa /@S very close or as Republican sole- | ene city. He inherited an interest; They say they so informed the! a ee eat " ai HN even the last election gave indica. | 2! ¥8ys been Democratic. Beginning » — accoumt of the increased negro! in ¢he business. which became the|students and toid them they would| — : i tions that the kiam played a part. _With that, year, since which there _popuiavon. «|G. Hoffmeister Undertaking and Liv-| have to remain prisoners until the | Hy a minor one, but nevertheless a part, |"#¥* Deen five presidential elections, Democratic party leaders, viewing ery Co. but retired about 12 years Federal authorities kad acted, unless/ | Pe Sod than tk See bed cake banun | has been carried by the Republican this Situation in all ts phases, are ago. He and his wife are in cOM-'they were able to give bord. The | Z ae i organizing in Missouri. It has been | “°™inee for President turee times. considering the advisability of asK-| paratively good health, though Hoff-' students told the detectives they| i busy for a year since then. | Roosevelt in 1904, Taft in 1908 and ing the Democratic State Committee | meister has been blind about a year. would like to communicate with a| ef ie eaten Ss MEM aie Seed in | Harding in 1920. Im that time it has ee a State convention to arms lawyer and Kemper said he wou'd wie | 1920 vote by @ 60,000 majority m | bad sae Republican Governors and on om TE serge egg lll a ont | COMPANY UNION PLAN OUTLINED “Vike to send word to some St. Louis! hy th ae favor of the enforcement of prohi- | “°4¢ Save had three had it not been a lameness segment. Some ttt bition? Did that not settle the pro- | °F the wave of popularity which Jo- S°VETTOTS™UIP next year. They be-| 9. .. aeecctated Press. eit |: sition. eametian ax Sn ae \seph W. Folk enjoyed in 1904 eve that it would be fatal to leave! WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—The Boys’ $1 50 2-Pants top ee No. At least not in the minds Tese figures make it reasonable ‘"* ¢°Csien to an unguided primary, | company union plan in operation or ‘ 3.90 | et Ap. fi of the very practical politicians | °®?t#in that if the Democrats expe-t oe — oo . awe —e ithe Pennsylvania system and about Sults. Sa GE eal ee oor : 2 i who feel themselves charged with *® Win they must count upon getting 7 ™3S3_ OStter chance Of | fifteen other railroads, was outlined gai.5. gucteather Gloves: as : oe ee That is, the Democratic politicians, the best place to get them is where’. > ***5*° hago Cangerous | éslegation of Pennsyivania employes Cc ws ieee because for one reason or another, | there are the most of them, and that «po. yo) St *2ead. They believe ag the best method of settling rail- | € : : ad cet fo the Republicans have not felt them- tis in St. Louis and in the group of me m8 ~ as beegpe rg qunsee road jlabor disputes. 25c we ot Sok ae Se selves endangered. They may come counties having a large German tie as a party platform could be worked The delegation consisted of about ee oe to it, but se far the concern has ulation, counties lying along the Mis- aegis candidate selected whe 2@ members of the shopcrafts, 46th Sale | es eR! 4 | been manifested only among the souri and Mississippi stuiaen ten tian would stand on it. clerks and Miscellaneous Employes Anniversary a mee $535 Democrats. eastern half of the & eee There is a realization that the Association of the Eastern divisions ato Kon ‘i oe &. Interested Only in Winning. St. rere eetlppration ae I C; Democratic vote in St. Louis is smal) | of the railroad. Tomorrow at the Old Reliabie 2 he es Let the matter be considered here men counties are pe Hh bane > nc and that the larger part of the Dem-._| | ” Ria f from the standpoint. not of the mer- geainse on oat aie mont aceon ecratic vote is in the country, which Major Denies He Resigned. | Ris 33 ee its of the Kian issue or the Prohi-: 4. ins Seehibition "i. ee a S=* leads them to believe that a primary Burr S. Goodman, lawyer, and | : ee Be ge dition issue, but from the standpoint inamen setae ie ge: — mage along the old lines would result in| Majer in the 128th Infantry, Nation- ggen’s $12 Cassimere | | s Beek es ne of cold practica! polities because it Rawal es , ss on _aaaeter seed the nomination of a candidate who/| 2! Guard of Missouri, has asked the Suits and Overcoats... $5 fi eres Paige? is from that standpoint and that a aa =F. . ~ , ss votes which are not only would not be able to at-| Post-Dispatch to correct a state- Men’s $20 2-Pants ~ LS it ee ree fii. to alone that it will be considered bv ook on = ee to the prac- tract Republican votes in the city,| ment. made in a recent news article, Tweed Suits $10 , seas oa fie the practical politicians. Asa class “*S' *lemocratic politicians in Pre- but who would not even be able to that he has resigned as Major. He Men's $25 2-Pants Suits. Black poli We, they have no rea! feeling on the P4™'ng for the election next year hold the Democratic vote here says he has not resigned and does Thibet WwW ted ts, en Bes eubjects. Thev are interested only Problem of Democrats. - Possibility of Avohling Primary. not intend to do so Maj. Goodman and a .. ° 14.50 7. i in winning an election aan are pre- The preblem is to find a candidate It will mot be possible to avoid’ has been relieved of duty as a bat- “ i i at x s 1) oe pared to adopt the penttorm. or take who can hold the Democratic rural having a primary, unless the con-| talion commander because of diffi- en s $30 2-Pants Suits, Pencil F val Metal eh | oe q~a (or fail to os them? vote and vet find favor with Repub- stitutional amendment proposed by | culties between him and Col. C. §, Stripes, Fancy $1 7.50 ics Pout which in their opinion will give the jican voters in these strongholds, the Constitutional Convention and ‘o| Thornton. Worsted Gabardines ss Sreaten assurance - setting the ang it is not an easy task. Senator SX© voted on in February, giving Men's $20 Biue Serge : * 3 “eo a eae te vey ee Wh i Reed did it last year, winning more Party committees the power to sub- Ucular candidate, Dut rather that ee Pere sta a rotten | one Heese * ae than enough votes in the Republican “titute conventions for primaries in |" Principal idea is elimination. Mjen’s $25 Genuine 2 d how ‘tw will it come to vot. CCunties than were necessary to off- the nominatiog of principal State Among the receptive candidates so Gabardine Coats ... . z an ow nearly wil . ct me te VOt~ | oot hie losses in the Democratic Officers, is carried. However, the far are John M. Atkinson of Uni- Men's $15 Whip- . —_ ve 2Om€ ag ing as a unit in an election? Prob- vel iin a Gnitee of Ons ana. |Versity City. whe was @efeated | There is nothing “‘*just' as goed. so Sematical - countiea, Without meking inroads *“¢Ce® or failure of that amend- “J 7: = ree = cord Coats ..... Leek fer th Bs ematical, of course, Dut there are i aca ety = .. ment is not entering into the plans the Republican landslide in 1920: eon for the Reme Quality ; pome inéications. One of the ele- | Bt the Republican vote ip St. Lous) aoe considerat Sis ooteerme ss OE ee : oe —. » Boys’ $5 All-Wool | DeLaze trade-mart on the nde * ments opposing Senator Reed last "Xt year the Democrats cannot hepe “7O*F & nsideration i ol =. eare OF Ot. ae, Ee College Sweaters ) rai. lt ts your guarantes. egg" oe tag . mee He Th (to win The preposal now is that the con. Arthur Nelson of Bunceton; Floyd ; , 3 % Y blie pod s oe raged pe eves An of which raises the question of “S™%O" S'tve ts in lorsement to one E. Jacods of Kansas City: Stephen Men's $5 Biue Serge $2 95 os ¢ ee eas: pPpuodite anneuncement o iS Oppo- - aa ' 4‘ kaUlas . x Worsted Pants s © see - oe ee | candidate, the leaders believing that! B-. Hunter of Cape Girardeau, for- sition, but Reed attacked the klan Whether on an anti-Kian and anti- : on Pn eeoapaageae “ a than in the other counties of the neg s:scem2 uN ge aie “y aa THE SAN icO STORE t= prebabie nominee in a regular pri- & Pencil Stripe “s se Te state. : — ; La “9 ian ne- a — . i mary. but who many ieaders fear 2 Pp ss 90 — “ ‘ 2 a a : rroes. It is estimat hs . : . a » -Pants Suits... = impossible to build . —— ES) groes, It is estimated that be | "s : BP | would wot be a formidable candidate | wate an B Suite Ie is to strongly and per- tifically designed to fit and support eray —_ Pm 8 ) 7 tween 30,000 and 50,00@ have come 4 ae “en's S= le Shirts........%Se manentiy on a weak foundation. A sound + ee While itt is true that the extent to inte Mt . “ im the general election because of Men’ . ° a. nearly all ordinarily Democratic. but BIODYNAMICS ,Louts and holding their own out iu ore Cowhide Over. Accept na f your deater can’t supply you, write us and we wil til you ome geome of the cause must be attribute: The the country. than would Atkinson. yee $1 50 i : is te sen or Committee Meeting Called. es sw es s | For Soup Comroatr 3 Next the prehibitien issue. It is. of Divine Nearly All Emamei Chairman Farris in Rolla yester- F | F , A Gillette Safety a. neg Romx ~ : ae ; true that in 1920 Missouri voted 60.- A Wonderful Bak Gay issued a call for a meeting of ree: ree: Razor t every oe ~ | fe bf 600 for prohibition enforcement. But Human Power er the State Committee Nov. 12 in St. customer in our Clothing / ~ € . ‘ apen te te TTY STATE of Marshall, secretary of the come | discussion whether Missouri mittee, will be elected. | a . . : E* oe ae — > mia ger

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14,’ 1933 z : : SUNDAY, | .- @CTOBER 14," 1923. The City Circulation of the Dail y POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by A 2 ) Pproximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH (Steen ee cones from the ma *s | 1S 10 DAVIES DAHLIA EXHIBIT W {| the second will, favoring’ Zeitun, was WD . : : ee ll "AT THE | sist istcnets tee cuseeeess PROHIBITION, WORLD COURT — COMPANY OWNING TW) [Sis Sotto" "Tess Seneca Former Governor Fleming Dies at gy CONTINUE TODAY AT THE filed in Circuit Court in Liberty by LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Oct. 13. night. Patrick Scullian Aarote BOTANICAL GARDER |) = ==erndmau® ™*““““"“““) ANT) FORD ARE SUBJECTS COAL MINES BANKRUPT | ses Ssmccewoste “Sse “St ® By the FAIRMONT, W. Va., Oct. 49 UJ prance in tne virility of the Brook Fleming, 84, Goy ieee planis in the dahlia show at || ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD PRODIGY COOLIDGE MUST DEAL WITH lveceived its next shipment of . West Virginia from 1899 to , ; died at his home here today eng County, IL. yesterday tea a vol-|| More Than $100,000 to Be L untary petition in bankruptcy. It ——— eee nee ae ‘oe filed tn presuhe Spncs here to Davies September 19 for a year’s\ | Prodigy, Tito Rota Rinaldi, |Obief Washington Correspondent of it ecseutors of Mrs. Davies’ ¢x- —— wae produced here last evening be- he Sers-Tnqgnem, na nae Of the court, on the other | listed its lMabiliti .. DB » og oom og : ser her second will. . saat executors under the secona fre a large audience. Tito got a WASHINGTON, Oct. 138.—Every oe ae ae now Mr. Coolidge its assets at $151-181 ter to the Public in Furniture oP qhe bill was filed by Ben A. Reed “a characterize the allowances ag | Sreat ovation, conducting part of the|2¢W administration has some weeks render to politi OP cece oe our Officers said that the mines had — Se eee a ee : i atsorncy fer Wnsk Wil. egal, improperly allowed. exorbit.| Work himself. porilical expediency, when | neen operated at a ! ¢ $100 As an expression of gratitude to the St. Louis public for of Liberty, 2" OP at at a eee y - or months of what politicians call/he has definitely pledged himself 088 © 000 io toed ad the thr pits and W. N. Pittman of Excelsior ~ reasonable. They asi | The critics, enthusiastic over theithe “p - carry out the Hardi elf t© | during the last year, which they : oyai support a patronage past ee years. : executors of Mrs. Davies’ me these charges be stricken out.| production, find that the music, al- eucymeon” ‘period, ‘Curing There ase ese ng policies, described as “‘not a coal year.” They | z « under her London will, in agentes under protest are though immature in places, pos- which its opponents refrain from Coolidge. a contrasted it with 1920, when, they “s Ctpt. Harry Lello Zeitun is ao eg eeongy oF To Thomas O.!sesses the qualities of youth an4/®crid criticism and harmony rules a said, their mines were worth $300.- peneficiary. - ae + for legal services,;freshness, while occasionally i 000. The mines are placed in the | named 25 $6000; to James §. Simrall, Jan. 29,/to heights of genuine oe apse Song Ka : aaa This $185 Bow-End Queen Anne 8. Simrall of Liberty, attorn-!/ to George W. Davie ° 3, Sept. 18, fo ~ -wi iri¢ear . fi world-wide publicity her child is those who call to pay their respects|him unconscious with his throat cut | due the Federal Government for taxes in 1920 which are in dispute. Bedroom Suite Some of the liabilities are notes dat- ing as far back as 1912. The validi- ty of some of these is disputed, it dhood Officers Say That It Operated | — —— ‘The Chil of St. John,” by Tito While Auto Manufacturer’s Charges Are Di- at a Loss of $100,000 | Io on Furniture we ~ for George Westlain Davies, St./| sustenance é gs opera singer, fourth husband | of estate, hae gage a doing her utmost to/end impress on him their solicitude| when she returned from mass at 8 Pe @f tis. Davies and principal heir] oye anow a, restrain his musical activities, feel-| for his personal and official welfare.|@. m., and he died soon fter if the terms of her first will. © allowances were made under|ing that he will spoil his talent be-| aken : eee Wane 3 unter the first will of M ‘shes : cao , Among the people generally, regard-|taken to the Granite City Hospital mrs. Vavies atter|fore it has had time to attain full/tegs of party, there is a disposition|His wife said he had suffered rons | . fhe allowances include $3000 paid'it was admitted to »b ater , | | prodate. Later ' development. to “give him a chance.” nervousness for the last week. being held that the statute of limi- tations has intervened, | ~ ——— 7 — Because of the _ tragic cireum-| é W. 8. Scott of 4686 Wet Pi ne —— ’ 7 . me ne J hea eT = ememe a | | ences under which Mr. Coolidge| Gift of U. 8. Flag to Belgian Queen. | poulevard is president of the com- PS Say eT : ) AVA, came into office, his novitiate 45/ By the Associated Press, pany oN me oA So President has been marked in on BRUSSELS, Oct. 13.—Mrs. Charles _ : freedom from Augustine Robinson of New York to- amici cats sau ies tee ty wali} |}unusual degree by aS criticism. The voices of Borah and| day presented to Queen Elizabeth a ! : Hiram Johnson temporarily were silk American flag in the name of . =urchase Plan , stilled; even Magnus Johnson, who/|S. 5. Antilles Post No. 146, Veterans y . — iz —— — | olls You Pell) | had been expected to make a cyclo-|of Foreign Wars. The Queen ex-| 2on’t Fail to Read the Special ) . BY oe ora tes sees es See Soest te Bene Hl] 1105 - 1107-1109 Olive St. 23% his behavior to the conventional| which will be placed in the keeping Mag aged hana Paper on 7 age é, . — Pay y $1.00 ay | |standard and let it be known that|of the Belgian National Federation | ? 2). 8\0 By Week Until Xmas 1 Weal | Mr. Coolidge had “made a nice im-|0f War Wounded. is i : et pression” on him. Even Mr. Coolidge’s failure to oe i. * s\n y CEA OPA ase eS ie ie ey Saye: ee ba a ad RT Tr ee ee ee ae ; } 4 ‘ : Kui '¢ Fy eeky a la iy Ay Ss of $i unti rartetanilll handle the coal strike in the mag- terful fashion in which he is said to ly payments of $1 until Christmas | S khi ] d ° \ is divided’ into small w : a | ee eckly op | k TaNnkKunNn Closed cars with the ae {are vetermes Guring tpe Renee | — police strike—even iis . Ho which under other circumstances ome in Monday | 4 1924 advances In construction E | | would have been capitalized by po- it ae 1 fet litical enemies, wasthe subject cf ; only mild criticism. Such attacks as are NOW being exhibited at Our | |were made were smothered by ap- gy | : ot h , | Ic plause for what seemed, to — ‘7 ers, hi d action in 5 aa showroom. Included among EME | corny’ s potsathh set candidate chance to get into the limelight. ad | ie the improvements is the ex- fe | Storm Clouds wave cashore Olive Str , e S eet | The honeymoon period of the Coo- TRDAY EVENINGS Ye clusive Franklin vibration lp ES have begun. He is receiving at this | CL LO: te tt till ta tt at — a { iz | s | = Seer “3 ¢ - | mm, | iP absor bet an) 1f) 1pol Cal ] C S tep aa difficulties that will pometapen him | 'when Congress gets under way in | : . . In I C | f f | | December. | quiet, pleasant operation, ” ie en Wy Sweet nothings breathed into the, especially In closed Cars. President's ear have given way to. | Hos @ raucous clamor. Now, indeed, the| i c awa | President has need of that fi-mness| ot and decision of which he is said to | ° aT | be possessed. | Franklin Motor Car FE | ae | Prohibition, the world court, Mus- | OF cle Shoals—these are a trinity of A. BE. SPIELBERG. Pres Semi] |issues sending forth winds and ad-) 4 7) | verse currents to disturb the smoote | 2917 Locust St. *, passage of the Yankee clipper. | . : Not the least vexatious of the, St. Louis, Mo. | blasts blown upon the new President | is that let out by Henry Ford. True, the Ford blast is directed at Secre- ‘tary of War Weeks, but it also hits ithe President. | Ford was quiescent under Mr. ‘Harding. The late President was [his personal, camp-fire friend. Ford isaid Mr. Harding had served the country well, not so much by the things he did as by the things he re- fused to do. The associates of Mr. |Harding were never greatly per- ‘turbed by the movement to make 'Ford President. They were con- i vinee ford wou never run agains | | I Cleanliness in | 2: tiene xe a oe 1 @ REPRODUCING PIANO , 7 | oe an a pra § na aah : : : : -seerepanin BBB the Muscte Shoals project. The course possesses the unlimited confidence of Paderewski, Hof- er, im his ambition to make fertilizer, | |i mann, Bauer, Ganz, Gabrilowitsch, Siloti, Friedman, Cortot, > | — heart. The er, in his ambition to make fertilizer, ° practical and easy way, ( akes exception, is one tha as re- | ° . ° s Linoleum | ' insure perfect sani horsey wal of the Grainger, Schelling, Mero, Leginska and almost all other ceive e explicit approval fv bey we Oe! came ) oo end hours | pecnain. Pale pocdandies against | > in i Epa gd ge RE Our designs in Armstrong's JOY sensor MB te Soeur ihe saminisrson world-famed pianists, for they record their playing for the eo-ee toe Duo-Art alone! In fact, eighty per cent of the world’s great- selection . | | ; t Printed Linoleum make floor. We have at- | Ford Troubles Politicians. bright, ful floors f 1 ive’ inlaid and | | r. Coo e mey take what com- 3 ‘ . ee eaee. ailing Ai) pret tis possible fron est pianists have never recorded for any other American it , — A a ee mt ag --_——S— oe Seen ae a —— ——— ee Linoleum Rugs ®zl2 Genuine Cork Linol ; = | : | fort is possible from the fact that he lien ae inoleum bedroom, nursery, dining & & lee not the only person disturbed by : : sey e ss ne A H | 5 sign of political activity on the piano. Warning: This is not to be confused with music suitable for room or kitchen. . _ : part of Henry Ford. All the polli- ss J Iisié Lincieums in at! the new. 1 WO Special Values QS ff ¥ / ete aaa alae aie -oh | rolls that were made some time ago in Germany and are now ep pettlidipas aitn-erciad enniten. offered for sale in this country for use in connection with. est desi 7 ; ; i Signs, tiles, blocks and Two vards wide—suitable nn 6° . th liticians run eround in circies ’ e po i s - ’ bardwood patterns at, square for small rooms, halls and # and i Poe om iva ioe ted z , ° ° . | yard 91.39 dethrooms: m aoe to tat een WE Sedans entirely different mechanisms which in no way represent Hy | em more than the woman v . ° . 84c Square Yard BaD (= aot ia, Ie ta the gresk Asnecionn the artist’s interpretation. R Four yards wide—to cover fifi “pti nite fi ih & Shen seat is prohibition, that UO-ART IS BUILT IN THESE PIANOS ee THE DUO- $s larger rooms, kitchen, dining perennial issue. With the current ality De Luse Bedspring. He Seamless Brussels, small allover Tooms and bedrooms without , an ti | meeting in Washington of a so- s the best. It is interc and Orienta! = nent — Bio Gis : called “citizenship conference” to e l . ai a seam er CAO D4 , fags wail Die lenceal designs—px 10. “ie ee discuss prohibition enforcement, or Tel! Wa y e eT eC | : ane Value, at 98c Square Yard = | i i .oon lack of enforcement, the issue comes combination is Rome Quality i Axminster R - .22 4S ~~. : : before the President in acute form. . er _— eae SE ee eRe PB Soc svicd 0 tpeat betore the com Wheeloc troud eolian , reer vs e800 yo | persian and ' Wilton Rug te * ars = ference, which has turned out reams O pon Or periect ep- Menta) — : of advance “publicity,” are such men . : ois tiliiaiaiales as 4a ‘te Special as Gov. Pinchot, William J. Bryan, Come in and hear the Duo-Art. You will be more than delighted. We shall be glad to arrange g book ““Sleep and . 3 nvenient terms of payment and will make a liberal allowance for your present instru- o> ¥.9 Beam) > , : ' Gov. Trinkle of Virginia, Raymond co bn to health. t : miess Velvet Rug: lov -grade Wilton Rugs, a Ru Cc , very : It’s free. and Oriental gs in allover ctr j 1 gs gz Robins of Chicago, former Gov. Al- ent. Duo-Art prices range from $695 and up. 7 2a, 6 6 £Louv0L S . ese durability, ‘len of Kansas and Prohibition Com- sia Tt size 9xi2 a So The Duo-Art Portfolio Will Be Mailed to You Upon Request —— — . PL SNE RRR tyme oe eR errs 7 iatiaiendiehaneeneedalalll A A NT ae igned to fit and support every the body, end cannet sag. jer will be glad to show you & ean I Billed ae ge BA FP eich ai) - ary ay { bETT | The star speaker is Pinchot. From \what has already been said in the conference, it appeans that the drys and we will tell you ene who con . > e ; > * fq The Only Exclusive Retail ie are going to demand that President | She | ~ae i ° n P Y ‘Coolidge take firm measures to | Py) \ oman it Carpet Store in St. Louis - oe eae gl geollinceoe al a 9. gate ey i . : . smaahi,- over the President's head is the as. yet unspoken threat that if he fails | mae aes tts ae Sectional lace, odd to stop the inundation of the coun- Pieces, 5 to 10 wer. try with booze, the militant drys will of Spy Carpets | lex witn booze, the militant drys COMPANY ¢ MISSOURI W . as HRISLER , RES. ions. Ivory ory and Stair Finally there is the storm cloud value, ‘ee ae e $1.50 . Mr. Coolidge is Sides somes 1004 OLIVE STREET Bring size ee thi 4 that by friend a er sect . Ch lv Fall S way an that y tirienads an A b , . ection oice Velvet ‘enemies of the court. The New Yerk Exclusive representative for the Steinway Piano and for the Dao-Art Reproducing Piano . LL LLL, AOL TTL ST CT OTL LS LOLI LOE COOOL UN. ttt ttl. maa — os edimaatineiaae tien and Stair, 39c¢ Est. 1871 514 Locust St. $2.45 Tribune, stanch Republican, ast ae a | } Bo re we ae deel league and anticourt crgan, ‘with a story that the President, to Eerste harmony in the party, has ANNE. tt: EE NO ei tate decided to drop the court overboard.

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— = nee aed cs + bald 4 “= ie re asi PAA a A ‘Sey 6 ° . se 0 thts ie cine nasil He sets : > Ey Rese Eee 2 oh” 25 a pe 3 ale : ants ae oO ‘ es Ome . eins + ee yi f een € ie + b Ce m fe? — ° . re? a . . iat , i oi: oe oe, ¥ . ay ee _ os “a =" oe . ‘ : : ; ‘ : and the Times Combined __OCTOBER f a ‘ th Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat | — The City Circulation of the | of an uncle in Eng- being divorced from 6 ‘ST. LOUIS ‘POST a nistration | $250, 000 estate dmi today who was Helen Steel, t ! able by-products will be recovered pends largely on the @ by the police & ives. sisters and daughters of Le- | union. Organizations of engineers, , ° ety fue] is burned. of existing laws. Perhaps the most land, was held ce ane Oe | was married in Y : | ‘cavalry 1 corps members, en is the type on complaint of Saunders had been zion members and of men who died | cavalrymen, signa! c The Chief Sources. important consideration ho said she and Saun- | u rs merous comPe- oke toria Duffy, who und the in. sprvice, - Fifteen hundred i: ee cal apechd eet hments hare “High-pressure plants that produce | of man for saponins i @ers were married in Cleveland last hotel er name «: gates and 10,000 women sn year Pra sre a — ma ca the week. | power for miscellaneous manufac- | ordinance, It seems wise to ad nde. cording to the pofice. oe expected to attend. Sociml functions | ae oan Poors sine thew the | l turing establishments are the chief engineer tn charge who wath who, She says she learned he had an- | ' ; UME ]| _ this conv ention include a ee | invsing ot yeomanetts, will de | sources of industrial smoke. Most | with ae eoedingentnced™ icles Le o havisg married Lillian! | v ere . Mantes od Gis inner,” Hawaiian “aloha” break~| - l- | f these plants are hand-fired and |can understan gin her wit “ eres —_— | er at the Pa o P a OA COA a0 —— Sunday School | i 7 fast and numerous teas, receptions | ramsey aes oe | J consist of comparatively small units, |lems that will arise when the Cree | am —— ae. “the Int the cousaaan eel marl opera WC Men who served inthe navy wil ‘approximately 150-horsepower each, | nance is put into , #B Best Forked Standard Lam spiritual need of children” | . Close to 10.000 Women Ex. Ten thousand eenere of -the Ee an sg erent pe amour | ‘Synce they make so much of the | mg os pat forth during the seven 1 Eade ? s ; Forty and Eight, the Legion organ- er f the American | ‘smoke of the average city, smokers MAN HELD ON Y WOMAN'S CHARGE s- Guaranteed Mt. @ ty tomorrow . . Ht t i to Be in San Francisco ‘ation based on the tradition ef the and enlisted men © } arrange or the army - ’ | a r 1 : ; doughboys vain st : = gurdoriepre —e i cha satis who will be greeted by Bureau of Mines States It ot and more thoroughly standard- Have Too Many | | Su ae inth annual a de oe ee . Bees tee. ae * Promenade .- | Father William P. O'Connor, legion | than other literature dealing | By the Associated ge webest Siun- , a 4 + - SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.—Al- |tionale.” during the Legion gather- cnthcient dhminte Withers of Aunt | Can Be Reduced bv Half mss smoke abatement. CHICAGO, Oct * Walter G. Clippinger, ch sb a8 iad cal ation- | ; They will hold a special pa- “ spi os a rca 6 Nis 2 SS on ‘ ders, son of a Youngstown, ©., cloth- i Pee though the American Legion nati ing ican Legion magazines and new: | A person’ investigating the smoke : = a5 | , “~— sor rade and will initiate. hundreds of “— wm as . Dom : F ier, claiming to Se the heir to the ) so ae i 2% al convention in San Francisco Oct. atte with accompanying fun | Papers will meet to devise ways; Mm estic urnaces rroblem is sometimes surprised to _ — a fi . . main event here | C2Bcieates ee ) ~~ | and means of improving their pub-| ‘find what a large amount of the total | " ca wy “i as “ - — yore rn os making and high 1s gee 3 a | Heations ¥ Without New Equipment. |::«1 used is burned in special fur- | 7 - $2 FE ae uring e e scores The reunion @ tne sAinety-rirs. | - : tent | Shed De , to | . - A | ee RE — | he a _- scage| The band and drum corps contes ‘maces whic ave no relation to aia ei Soy SRL aR oda waste sear ne ove aa is expected to unite more than 50) \steam making. Some of these fur-| 2 Se. oe ranizati and war veterans. e organization : , Faded , 7 . + - tex i My Twenty Years in Parliament go on with the drudgery ca the It refers to the fact that between | 4 Leré Birkenhead is one of the world's most brilliant statesmen and orators. world” was read at the ee 40 and 50 cities which have smoke Se : 5 sua 38 i” ts From a successful young attorney, winning important ‘cases at the age of 25. day. A verdict of suicide was re-| .-sinances are resuming enforce- i “303 > Oe ano Gee eee he ee = is recon publec os the grontest turned. ae ny y_| ment. which became lax during the = THE GREATEST DOLLAR- FOR. DOLLA : STANDARDS OF VALUE IN ST. iS bts ae tm fifty years. | Miss King, born in Utica, N. ; war period of, uncertain fuels. As !s | ga. Locust : | oe ee ae — in 1869, had been a governess and... St. Louis is one of these | ge e ae Nckets-erailable to the public on and after Thursday, Oct. 18, health, according to. Miss Erma) isting ordinance now is under con- | gag =— ; te: Poy] at the City Claud, 911 Locust Street. Wellman, to -whom she wrote the! .. a. ation by the Board of Aldermen. 83 Twelfth A aa Bee letter asking her to have her body | A special committee of the Chamber es . a te ’ cremated. | of Commerce, appointed last spr.rg LOCUST AT rw EF | FE" | ‘H 1 | B ot te — to rally industrial plant owners and ee ound $ ; as residence dwellers to a co-operative ' ag £ see Hat effort for the reduction of smeke a . ek Be: ef crystal clear shelloid with the subject is quoted in part: ] 4 FG ! Pik were 4 meena Senees —— —e | “In domestic furnaces, it should be. patie . = - at . threush them whic ves a 2. = = , ey . 2 oe) aia . | possible to reduce smoke from 6@ to _ ~ 4 * ae | thim effect ie fram Le ' . ~# ; eae ne vs 1 thee ecg eng B. ; AT WORTH-WHILE SAVINGS “aE . OF i 4 Agee $5.00 money for additional equipm2nt or ’ ») : : os Pet ee Sk FLAT SPHERIC without change in anything except y ° aj oe pee r : me gy Bg q Y Ik affeta Damasks 4 | be Bit LENSES $2.00 | the methods o handling the fel. a ? Si Taffeta T e ‘ :> | ey $ ele) | At industrial plants, smoke preven- i | Something new in plain and changeable Excellent quality—a new weave—some- 3. | iF .) COMPLETE 729 tion is merely a matter of manaxe- Ly y colors, all the new desired shades, in ; thing quite different, of va Be 3 i | |ment, engineering Judgment, and de- s 4. we MSD combinations to match, with figured beauty, in patterns and colors at a 8 3 a ta | signing skill. Any locomotive prep- j Ay ae damasks, most wonderful Taffeta ever much less than a fabric of this quality” ae Bo jerly equipped with standardized B&§ / | offered, 50 inches wide. would ordinarily sell for. 50 in. wide ~ 14 Ba ' smoke abatement devices can be . s ty ‘ y ae i} eae _made to do its work without makin sat ' ¢ £ cs, | ; | dense smoke. All metallurigal oper- . : f lA $ 6.75 3 yd. $ 8.00 per yd. s | a -ations can be conducted smokelessiy a=8 » | Rr. pe AS aft a £4 with powdered coal, coke, fuel oil, or aes 4 Ag; D amas k Ss a 3 Une Aci ? e, r ~ “ tf ferent materials together. ao r : # 2 pea VUITG Po. bel ch Dn S| lone er- — ee - | bod : | Public is hn pughiy roused, demands 3% = $3.00 and $3.50 per yd. ie a et | |smoke abatement, and shows contin- Lah 2 4 cet gs : te a OXFORD COLORED LUSTER LACE ee | . Here is a low, common-sense price for stylish glasses of srovement “ it, no permanent :m-| im ge oom NEW SHADOW LACE NETS CURTAINS eet b. 3 provement is possible. Thus the part its ae ae | scientific accuracy, good qualit y and becoming appearance. To SEE BETTER sayell-by , sat! . . : “Phantom” Frames give all the comfort and distinctive- See ALOES other bodies interested in betterin: = in allover case-@ 50 Base with $ rel = Cur- ionably new, * ; . | Concitions i! f is oebe’ hs . . ; : & . ness of sell frame glasses without any of the clumsy corn- ) rea s of high importance. 4 ment effects; ow’ fringe; beauti iat sanietn ey 30 ne Ringe? : Spicuousness of the ordinary styles. _ The protection guar- ae Aeesement @ Bet a meter wonderful ——— fully finished, materiais, ii- S new, Rocibat } P ae oral y sty+es. anvteed your eyes by | hat can be ‘settled over night and Curtain at..... sw scalloped. .... oie . ished _at base i on base, in rage en, ; 4 New, neat, light, di stin ictive and popular. our 66 years of opti- then left to take care of itseif with- = G with silk fringe Pair ‘shades “4 ae Rs, | ae _ he iz’ | Cal experience and 2ut attention, but is something th a= Sel _ es at . Th e Three business integrity is must be watched year in and y: any Bo YY a he 0 an advantage so vita! ut if high’standards are to be main~ @& R E A D M O N D AY att Stores e Stores that it should decide tained, az ies ) gs > S G 5 ticularly objectionable because it is ‘ : 2 a 7O8WASHINGTON AVE. 539 NORTH GRANDDLVD. produced in the section where its Of Alex. Smith & Sons Carpet Company rs imaging possibilities are at a maxi- mum. The smoke is discharged at 2 comparatively low level as distin- FOUR OF THE UNUSUAL OFFERINGS ; — - guished from the high chimneys of ; ; — a factory; hence it drifts into the eaml Ss A t S ] Wi ] ] % 4 - = | aiding “enh seemaghess Wee weak ess Axminster eamiess ilton Ve vets - ee | « | dential territory very annoyingly. Regular Auction. Regular. Auction. oe _ “ 2 Moreover, smoke and the distillation ox 12 — a ee ks products of high-volatile coal burned . ° . $ 45.00 $ 38.50 9x I2 ° . . $ 43.50 é 37.50 * ; © : a . : ’ “ae 3 in the low temperature fire of the 9x12 $ 58 50 $49 50 “ “ ; 2 ky e average domestic plant are much eS ¥: . sr = - ; 9x12 . . . * 56.75 $49.50 tae Br : “ ? a SS Bo meme + ature fire, such as the furnace of a ( ON IN mee c- ti ; ~ high-pressure power plant. - Py gt = * a4 Serious Pathological Aspect. "see ps Hy * oe “Such smoke has a serious patho- 2 . ‘ he gical aspect in addition to its de- % +4 structive effect on property. Acute O 4 Le 4 lung diseases, such as pneumonia. in +, = 4 , bre on ~ hi itis ana pi leurisy, are affe. cted % oat: x > + “ hi i by these corrosive fumes to a . marked degree. erecathendiiies agree rae e a) + 4 ie eo ‘| ; thath there is a direct relation be- ns 3 4 ee t tween a heavy smoke-laden atmos- -Piece Pi B dr - ; phere and the morbidity of the pop- I “eee -Pr1ece e oom ee 7 - . ; % ne 3 ‘ ulation: moreover, it tends to lower ving- | egg — gy wage nage FE Soe ee of large eS, 5 4 | efficiency a ine esser. iuii-size vanity oro an uli-size bed in iti : : 1 — | oe cide. y and increases crime and oom combination of walnut. The design is a modified Louis , | Suiciad . roo | : A three-piece i ivina XViL The pieces are ali large and my, the chifforobe, | — - - ‘Experiments conducted by the a in particular. with its five sliding trays. The roomy ps | : y the Room Suite unusual- 4 =f | Burean of Mines at Salt La Ctey - cuneate clothes compartment is of ample size to accommodate , os Burean of Mi: at Salt ke City Cuciiets-of Qnvenpest mer. a ropertioned, complete wardrobe of the , i howe hat > dous } onsist . ort, a thair ing c - lite’ | : ; “ . showed that a tremendous improvre- all of the pieces having ieee etnen-teek a — mer gel — Specially $247.50 | af f a oat : > Te . ment can be made in the smoke fens. The di inetd ve covering is a combination POA SSH 0 CROSS Sew ee ee O4 | ie fi jibes 5 Se : performance of domestic furnaces if of tapestry an taupe velour, he matertal ‘| Py af | 1 See ~as* the firing ts done with intelligent ene of aoe especially — iece e om ia is ay ; , t : : ieee — a ~ l 9: 25 i ; ? , ee re * i T > hr: . ‘ + om r a ato ery y! ~ ire. In the bureau's tests minimum Specially priced at..... Four- piece Bedroom Suite consisting of & Bs - a ae ed | 1 esign I i up O a smoke -onditions were obtained large dresser, chest. semi-vani and — ee oa > . * ‘ : : S, when various types of boilers and y) p size bed in combination maho . >. ‘as ‘ . ~ = % Rs s ees es emoke as cake can be burned semoke- fully and cleverly designed that it cannot be occasio touches of a darker “ Be . _ = 5 Tiles Bh eS ee toemier 41 ‘inary fur distinguished from the regular davenport in its Beautiful burl panels are Used om oe . E S. & ee] in oreinary Surnaces at all proportions. Very ) drawer and door & oS oe times, but aids the conservation of cially priced. fronta. _§ 2 ae : 7 natural resources The probability Speciaily priced at Specialty priced , 2 2 te that sometimes a large proportion . ‘ J +> S ; | jot the coal used for residence pur- : as ‘poses will Be carbonized. thus valn- at z, — _— = ‘ ; : er eee ae j + ee - eee es Be fe he

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ocToBER ay lowe. ‘being divorced from his first ae iwho was Helen Steel, to whom . was married in Youngstown, in igi.) Saunders had been living 0 hotel under the name of Dufty a cording to the police. ‘ ®e 5 COAL COAL GOAT Best Forked Standard Lump ry sane - Be “Se, , 5 os ih ee 4 fe Franklin County RUSSELL CAROLAN Central National Bank DAL co. | Rell, Olive 1021 1500 7th and Olive-—Reem Kinloch, Central iate Dellveniene ls + NB r odern motor fuel, “Does what gas- y will convince you. COMPANY ST. LOUIS | OSS SSRSRSOUE OO SEGSEEEEEaoaS ame. el. LOUIS Furniture Rugs Draperies eta Damasks jualitv—a new weave—some- te different, of remarkable patterns and colors at a price than a fabric of this quality arily sell for. 50 in. wide. 8.00 per yd. colored stripes, also patterns ay be obtained by using dif- yd. . rpery Materials nh beautiful color combinations, £ yd. LUSTER LACE CURTAINS ch lovely silken Curtain, fagh- ably new, ghtfully , Silk fringe? .5O base, in two eae “ Pair a ilton Velvets Regular. $43.50 56.75 Auction. $37.50 $49.50 — re DUTS te of large - _ + > - + te ey = = > th... ® ta eet - ~ : vV—_————— _——— > , - . - epee ae SUNDAY, OGYORER 14, 1923. * ce 2 — -- - ~h.t. ae - -_— « o- EE m ¢ - : Bsr ei os ee Oe -- = -so oe ee ee - - - ~ >- aoe : —» The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. — - - wenn es ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © smipREN'S WEEK’ FOR SUNDAY SEHOOLS TO BEGIN TOMORROW Bn 000 Children Under 12 in JU. 2 g. Said to Get No Religious raan of the children’s International heaueenn pong pe day that at least 13,000,000 of the 25,000,000 children under 12 years of age in the country were not re- ceiving any religious education. “It is admitted universal) ; y that Associated Press. our nation PR cTERVILLE, O., Oct. 13.— wiikon re and prosperity can a ef the great efforts of the year only as it is established | upon a healthy religious idealism.” he Voice of Uni and the K Education. Fa be: SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER TO APPEAL POLICE COURT FINE Henry Helier Denies Ever Seeing Re- porter Making Charges Against on Labor adica V [ESO |] eer steno 00 soot cran boulevard, a member of the Board ing her employment and that of her sister in departments of the Board of Education. He said a man who answered the doorbell said Helter was @t a funeral, accused him of having been ungentlemanly on a \previous visit and struck him twice in the face. A detective, who arrested Helter, the International Sunday School | Hon to apouse the. continent | he said. “It is to help change these ne spiritual need of children’ | Conditions and make it possible for a be put forth during the seven all children to receive religious darting tomorrow training that this movement is being erganization has designated | Promoted.” od as “Children’s Week” in The program, of the week will “gonday schoois of the’ United | sist of meetings of parents and Sun. the ninth annual observ- | day school teachers, holding of wad day school exhibits and institutes and house-to-house visitation. The Post-Dispatch prints herewith extrects from editorials or other ar- ticles in organs.of the labor unions and the Communist and Socialist Parties showing the tendency of thought on public questions among et x et Walter G. Clippinger, chair. ' - we - iy» _ = IRRY! HURRY! ONLY 6 MORE DAYS! t 25] : po Sale a, el : More Days-Act Now — Jj YY If you want one of these wonderfully con- h venient Paragon Baskets with folding legs ACT NOW. Telephone us or mail the coupon in this advertisement if you cannot come into the store. The illustration shows you what an improvement this basket is. It stands on its own four sturdy legs. A slight push with the thumbs and the legs fold up. We do not sell Paragon Baskets. We are giving them absolutely free with each SUNBEAM ELEOCTRIO WASHER sold on or before Saturday, October 20th. Try the “Sunbeam’’ in Your Own Home ; SS ee | f PP mi mss OY F, URE AcTION# Don’t Delay Act Now! it will do for you. You only need pay $6}.79 Down The balance im easy monthly payments on your light bills This is the great “Two-in-One” Washer. The Sunbeam has been a revelation to every woman who has used it. It is the one Washer made with combined oscillating motion and natural vacuum suction so that the action of the soapy water alone does the cleaning. This is your opportunity, not only to get a Sunbeam at the extremely low first payment of $2.75, but to get a Para- gon Basket absolutely free. Don't wait. If you do you may be disappointed as our supply of Baskets is getting low. PHONE MAIN 3220 OR CENTRAL 3530 Or Mail the Coupon Above UNION ELECTRIC CO. 12th and Locust Sts. ~ You Get the Folding Clothes Basket Free > le i i i di i ad a —e. We will be glad to demonstrate what | ‘the place—but downright hard la- ,bor—for hire—at competitive wages. | who is an undertaker, testified that Boyer had been somewhat uncer- tain in his identification of Helier and that Helier had denied he was the reporter's assailant. A chauf- feur employed by Heler testified that it was he who had talked to Boyer but denied having struck him. Helier, on the stand, declared that the chauffeur was the man Boyer | of Education, who was fined $10 in police court yesterday for disturb- ing the peace of Richard Boyer of Kirkwood, a reporter for the St. Louis Star, announced that he would appeal the case. Boyer testified that he went to tn- terview a daughter of Heler, for his : those bodies of citizens and indicat- ing causes of social unrest. ARE RAILROADS OVERTAXED? (From Labor, Organ of Railway Unions.) The railroads are carrying on @ Publicity campaign designed to EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL PLANNED Permanent Organization May Be Result of Observance This Year. A permanent Educational Coun- cil patterned after that in New York City, which works to britg practical education within the reach of adults as well as children may be established in St. Louls ag a re- sult of interest that has been aroused in the observance of Edu- cation Week, Nov. 18 to 24. Representatives of more than 40 educational institutions and organ- izations who met at the College Club, 5428 Delmar boulevard, Friday night had seen, and added that he had Paper, Thursday morning, concern- ° never seen Boyer before his arrest. prove ‘they are overtaxed. Last year, they say, their tax bill | to discuss plans for the observance of the week were enthusiastic over the idea of establishing a "wae nent Educational Council. Just. forin sach a council will e “ O- is tobe decided after vember observance. It was decided at the meeting that the special Education Week Committee of the College Club of which Mrs. Roscoe Anderson is chairman, shall form the executive committee and take charge of the observance. This committee will be assisted by an auxiliary group formed of representatives of edu- eational organizations. A second meeting will be held at the College Club the night of Oct. 22 te come plete plans for the observance. Pledges of financial support to the movement were received at the Was a little over $300,000,000. That is a lot of money, but the | question of whether it is too much | or not enough is entirely dependent on the value of the roads. The average taxpayer (outside the District of Columbia) pays not less than 20 mills on the dollar on the selling value of his property for city, county, school and State taxes. Ex- amine your tax receipt and see if that is not true. ‘ If the railroads are receiving the same treatment as the average tax- payer they have no reason to com- plain. At least one responsible spokes- man for the roads had publicly ar- gued that the roads are worth $365,- 000,000. On that basis their annual taxes should be about $700,000,000. The Interstate Commerce Com- mission has tentatively valued the roads at nearly $20,000,000. If that is the right figure the roads should be paying about $400,000,000 in taxes. Senator Brookhart and other Pro- gressives say the market value of all the stocks and bonds of the roads is between $13,000,000,000 and $165,- 000,000,000, and that the latter sum will cover all the money prudently invested in the properties. ; Twenty mills on $15,000,000,000 would be $300,000,000—the amount the roads say they are now paying. The truth is the roads want their. properties valued at one figure—_ and that an unreasonably high one’ —for rate-making purposes and at | a very much lower figure for pur- | poses of taxation. The people are not likely to agree | to that arrangement. They will in- | sist that taxes and dividends be paid | on the same valuation. ' Exclusive Representa- tives for the AMPICO Reproducing Piano The Grand Piano THE CURSE OF CHILD LABOR. (From the Illinois Miner Union ~~ Labor.) Collier’s Weekly sums up a series of articles on child labor with the following words: | “When we say that over 1,000,090 | American boys and girls are doing child labor we mean over 1,000,000, and we mean labor—not just chores or helping mother or dad around | That means cheap and nasty jobs for unprotected kids. | “Every child ought to do work— | but not for a dead stretch of 10 or 12 hours a day exery day, and not at the expense of present schooling and future health.” Labor, the railroad brotherhood’s | organ, makes the following com- | ment: $10 Per Month | (ONROY'S ak House of St. Louis lnbewnned teetiilinc. Daily in Our AMPICO — Studio Two Unusual Offerings in Pianos A Small -Baby Grand Piano So An Excellent Choice Where Space Is The possession of a Baby Grand Piano prestige. This is because the Grand is whe 4e to Pe ‘ewe? eer Meet tte eee ultimate in the construction of Pianos. Our artist-tiedel Baby Grand, small in size, taking up but littlé-more space than an upright, has the full tone quali “of the larger and more expensive Grands and the price i# with- in the reach of every ag Louis home. °25 CASH DELIVERS A superb tone, resilient touch and substantial appearance the distinguishing characteristics in these extraordinary struments. Ask for a demonstration. ie EP oe *. tae” ” . re eee rere * in- - % “The Supreme Court, by a vote of | § to 4, has said that the Constitu- | tion throws a thousand safeguards around the dollar but leaves the | @ child at the mercy of heartless ex-| # [a e trat or ploiters. | : “How long will the mothers of | America tolerate this situation? | se They are no longer helpless. They | Pla er= 1ano have the ballot. Will they use it to, Yy protect the most precious asset of | the Republic?’ | BLUE RIBBON HORSES ENTERED IN COLISEUM SHOW, NOY, 5-10 E. L. Bakewell’s “Beaumont” and Mrs. Lula Long Combs’ “Revela- | tion” Entered. Edward L. Bakewell’s “Beau- mont,” the winner of three blue rib-. bons, the silver cup trophy and the | hunter championship at the Jeffer- son Barracks Horse Show in April, 1923, was the first entry in all the jumping and hunter classes in the | Horse Show to be held at the Coli- seurn Nov. 5-10. ‘“‘Beaumont” has won blue ribbons at the Rochester, Devon, Newport and Onwentsia borse shows. He took second prize in the hunting class at the Inter- national show. and second in the French High Commission Challenge Cup. Mrs. Lula Long Coombs wil ap- pear at the show with her string, including “Revelation.” the unde- | ! i Equipped With the Latest Player Action A remarkable value. The case is beautiful ma- hogany and handsomely finished. Full brass trimmings, rich tone, so easy to play. No member of the family need ever find himself lonesome for music. Think of this beautiful Stratford Player- Piano in terms of social good times, informal dances, quiet twilight melodies, rollicking song hits or the beauty of classical pieces. Child’s Tongue Shows if Bilious, Constipated Give “California Fig Syrup” Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste and it : | Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels ‘ is necessary. Ask your druggist for genuine “Califernia Fig Syrup.” It never cramps or overacts. Full directions for babies and chil- dren of all ages are printed on each bottle. Mother! You must say “California” or you may get an imitation fig syrup. Hurry mother! A teaspoonful of “‘Cali- fornia Fig Syrup” today may prevent“ sick child tomorrow. If your child is constipated, bilious, fretful, has cold, colic, or if stomach Sour, tongue coated, breath bad, remember 8 g00d liver and bowel action is often all that | |} attempting to arrest a burglar. \son, which would give him approxi- feated champion. Herbert M. Wolff 'of Kansas City will send his string | lof three and five-gaited saddle horses, among them being “Rexanna Chief.” the five-gaited champion. Among the exMibitors from Chi- cago will be O. W. and E. J. Leh- man, owners of a stable of heavy | harness horses, jumpers and ponies. | Mrs. O. W. Lehman will exhibit with the three-gaited Exciter, which twice has won the trophy at Madison | Square Garden. Your Old Piano may be turned in and a liberal allowance will be made for it on your new purchase. Let us tell you how much it is worth to you in trade. ‘SUIT =6FOR =©BACK —_—~PENSION Father of Detective Killed to Ask East St. Louis for $3000. | A praecipe in a $3000 damage sult of East St Lou's. ‘has been filed in East St. Louis |Court by William Aldredge, father ‘of Roy Aldredge, former city detec: | itive, who was killed in 1920 when | |against the City Autopiano Gabler Kreiter Wood & Son Many Others The East St. Louis Board of Pen- sions recently granted a pension of /$50 monthly to Aldredge as a de- pendent of his son, effective iast July ldredge contends the pension ‘should date from the death of his | 'mately $3000 back pay. The City Council, when asked to ratify action of the Pension Board. directed a fur- ther investigation ané no a4@6@itiottel steps have been taken. | - ee ee ee en ee Be on Hand Bright and Early Tomorrow as We Have Only a : Limited Number of These Beautiful Pianos in Stock to fill “{ Exclusive Representatives for the Ampico - Piano in the Knabe, Haines or Marshall & W GONROYS THE LARGEST PIANO STORE EN AMERICA ‘ 1100 Olive St., St. Louis Orders. a A gph IRIN itp BANDE Mako SA Reet URE LPR GE LB ual RAE EARL Se ple TIE NE » i igh OQ). Win

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- : . . es _ ay ’, sae | in South Kirkwood yesterday after- ‘he should n rates — | ; pengs é : “et sich has been se-| @©™ flutter into the Artists Guild , action into such a little space __re- noon by neighbors who noticed that | based on the operations in the years Darroch. who succeedet of considerable additional stock was istice, Nov. 11, which has n ; ting | @Uires skill, a steady hand and som The panies then got) as president, and other ¢ilected as the opening day for the | like brightly colored birds migra good luck. ome | she had been in the chair for a long | 191#-1922. com | enafitution, indicated reported as a result of a meeting © > o flew east ntly asleep. Heart dis-/}##3 . Yanction to prevent that hear- the ; , annual membérship drive, will.see|t» a winter home. “Some Among Kathryn Ch time, apparently P - Judge | " »™ on would be at stockholders Friday night at the _ t ri Z erry’s group Of | .ase is believed to have caused "ng, thich is to be held before Jucg® | : reorganizati | i ® ee ‘the numerical strength of an army and some flew west,” but whatever little pictures is the sketch from Nov. 196. é% * ie Eagles’ Hall, Jefferson and Lafay~ | si vision” in disabled men still under their source, they are fresh and \which her large painting. “The death. Wemhues on : Eee e teswed by the bank + ette avenues. treatment. according to the report. isprightly and evince the artists’ | Float.” which took first prize at the ; ) its difficulties to “the con- i. Differences arose last July When. summer impressions. Entering che | Sedalia State Fair” this yegr. was a saa and incessant notoriety from 4: ‘a number of stockholders protested Bell Phone Spends $150,000,000. | exhibition gallery of the Guild, ome made. Apparently this sketch was : * resulting in a reduction ag that the officers controlled the | py ine associated Press. jects a kaleidoscopic view of the en- | done early in the season. senabling ia ; oaks funds and making it = Board of Directors afd that the) NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—More than / semble, for all 75 or 80 of the little |the artist to work from it to com- “a the to acquire additional : iz $¥ testing group was given representa- >.» Telephone system during the} painted they cannot be considered | seen both the sketch and the Remit Se a Sekantin’ panied ou tion on the board at a recent elec- first eight months of this year, Presi- | sketches, represent some of Mr. Ber- | ing will realize how valuable are the ain | and have set no time tion. John A, Schroeder, vice presi- | sant H. B. Thayer of the American/n.nghaus’ work at Taos this sum- | original color and composition notes. | ; meeting. The total as- . cen a ae Telephone and Telegraph Co. an-/ mer. One of these is a portrait = | Mrs. Cherry’s other little sketches in | - given at $659,245, and lia- appoin y ; a . > ‘an old uaw, while the other is of | . : signed and other officers have | nounced today in a statement to |: sq hors | thie group are Gloucester street As a Physician, Oculist and Optician, I have served This combination is werth $150—e shopping aun which are deposits and bills agreed work-without salaries for stockholders. Net earnings for ‘the | % maiden. Both women are Pres | scenes and wharf marines. During 25 * practice in St. Louis pi ~ Gee ns : at $423,177. The bank was ; | years statement. | ee =e ~ - frat nine months of the year aggre- ‘in vivid shawls or blankets. The |the winter these wil! probably be- many thousands during spection will prove this boid this y in 1874 by Gov. McCray’s the present, ft"Was stated. A former will net look further. Special low terms of payment; ‘gated $71,003,480, as compared with | figure in each picture ts silhouetted |come material for serious paintings. prescribed only when needed and manufac | : plan of selling stock on commission, gated ner GLASSES an under my ‘panwent supervision. No di- {| owning part easy. Every Piano guaranteed by — " Q -@ » + . | Startlingty against a plain back- | The ‘cest f Gust . ; tion, has been | $61,060,853 im the corresponding pe ; nicest of Gustave Goetsch’'s ; titzes se {pee ai riod | ground of gleaming white which sets | group of pictures are two dock ma- vided. responsibility. One moderate charge for wae a mune - es | Man Shot While Hunting. , , o} | fRO POLES CEL VER «trace ‘rines, sensitive little paste! necessary changes required during the firs - | a The company was organized to itulness. By this very fact they be- pastels done on the entire service. Any ! YOUR PIANQ OR PHONOGRAPH TAKEN IN: de Nierre, 19 years old, of Fs: the Scheel: .,.5, F “TE ~ EWLY | : “ |gray paper. The paper lends a noc- | E. : . Geveiep and Ganutactere Se | ARL FG. MEYER. ensen€ Cloh aw | come splendid material for magazine ows | year are made FREE OF CHARG ie Tennessee avenue, was injured SRP a IR ae Nea tet Re GO tet athe fuga p ere . Pcs imi ; 1 . " J a WF si Ty OY AT ode aa gin ties tary- invented Dy jelected president of the Advertising Club of ;turnal softness to the moving water | + -FOC are moderately priced and are beth elegant cn ates peestnout of the ae LA ae wt address the ML. ynen's Adver- | covers or other reproduction. | drawn with the pastel ane and a yee a ALS id nol e . ae . _ afternoon when a double- : . : “gieing Cled temerrew at the Hotel Statler, on +; ; , - — " , 4 aa . xm heed Ser ages te perme ocd Clara Leete contributes a charm- the distant spars of idle water cra?t | PERIFUSED LENSES are the last werd in optics, they eliminate all oma wee + iggy —. limited numer ef shotgun he was carrying - “aay that mark the horizon line. But his | diffused rays of light. immediately and : “@iecharced accidentally. De stock, we urge you to come in evening®. YoU sEE BETTER—THEY LOOK BETTER—YOU FEEL BETTER. selection. Stere open ; TE. 4 jeal. Its coarseness is a little sick- ' COME IN AND LET Us DEMONSTRA fening and offends the aesthetic C. MORITZ, M. D., THE rT ‘ jgensibilities. Even the actual paint- : Pa i | ling ‘technique is thick. If Mr Just Nerth of 2 ae 2 ; ‘26th.and tith. “ . ° |Goetsch was attempting to convey | 609 N. BROADWAY ( Washington - , | the feeling of mass solidity, he has/| ye jsucceeded, but at the expense of | My book on the eye. =poomeg Os eye clinic graft, giving much ae a : lbeauty and good taste. We realize uabie eye information. Ask for one. ; | this sketch was not intended for | — weet igeneral public exhibition, yet that | a a ‘in no way affects the facts concern- | ae a oe a 6 oe Ge ee Ke SH SH OK jing it which would remain the same - 5 44 a J 7 Taz, , ; | h “SUtiSes em, SOROS CRDORS 7 '* ~ + > | Mr. R. A. Kissack’s group of five | ERS: = ~~ aN a A, — : rot 4 ? 4A _—— — —- = | = = : figure drawing is exactly antitheti- | il o > ean Tera Re eiiphabedte na Alstyne ab ag oligo = eA es datinttst : re “2 bpd tree Me " . " sa alias ‘ “ i ve re . ‘ OY, ay ‘ f ‘ eee ~ Tee as HP PS Severn af \ a ne ‘hms ~ z o Se: ine Sled: a” $ x Riot aS ; + pie “4 ene we — hd Stat cee - Pn . ans ‘ a , ’ : x 2 OED > ts gees ee £ i . is | = ok ~ - oS ee $ Fas up a" at ee owe aw ee eee. woe > he “ a -4 X a og ’ “F. p, * : ‘ * ar ¥ (SE ee ral”. « rr * Ls a! WP ott eee ie i Re AC «. Rett os ta Pe - aati hes ess Gots Fo! th, sat ee Saye. ee TT: pe ely 4 ae Tae ) eee : ia i} hardé$t places in the house to : : | i a 8 k h ai 24 WAS i ars. aa Se PSE S é ih 4 par from the furnaces. Something of the eo: ee 3% cleanm= The modern curved corner convensent, more substantially strength of the steel which ther melt and weld f[{s indicated in the AG x :| . used Jn the Kitchen Maid ‘Stands built, more handsome—fust as you anatomy. of these mae. | for Cleanliness —easy cleaning —a find it easter to clean. See it at the The manner of painting, the rich- _ " _ . : ness of color and the understanding : cosnef which you can wipe a Kitchen Maid dealer's. Choose fr and admiration of the artist for quickly as a cloth elides around wht goiden firish. these giants that shape the struc- : | S snow hite or oak tures for our bdridges and buildin | the inside of a cup. Ask the range of prices and you give these few inches of canvas & , - " fine power. ; .3 The modern corner construction will know that you want the Miss Mary McCol’s Little picture pila of the Kitchen Maid shows how te ie te : bi i little picturer again proves this ‘ = = a | 4 oo 3! 7 3 | ete “ ~~ eo bad 7 ~ os {. .SjJAs —+4_— ’ ‘i— —— v —- — i= —_ ] | QWs vii icee see ae ote ; e are éxperimerts in cloud effects | ae ¢ = ‘a a Gah Gime: Ris 2 wei ‘ ‘ . ' omen yas e ore eee * OO ee eee i See |with white and pink and blue. They a* + sly DE. ics ovcetaeoedua roe a Cee ; t Be ¢ jare open and free and not over- | ——— , MOaGes.. . « _- ’ Hee ee: fifth of the group ts an industrial in- | 55 Rs. terior which is “Brangwynian” tn | — tae ft feéling. The picture itself is not! EF y. square, ret {t has a condensed pew- ‘y ~m € cen rs P| : 7 Peat Oid-fashioned _er. Its force is concentrated. The x r sc, * + is : ; 1. a > = Geant 1 x ex 7 ] be ere iS tae smlerior | & Pe ma ~z2 WVietes J « Se . =. 3 ss - " Nes ert always meant labor. They are the rhree great. brawny -firures | are \ aa sihouetted blackly against the glow ’ ae “ia 4 Si.58 VALCTE array of ; eae — a on.our wondertfu LAMP EaAcH DAY We Receive New Shipments of lamps that were ordered for our new store and ag that were never intended to sell for less than . regular prices. Our New Building is not ready , eras and to conserve floor space we are forced to & include all of these new lamps in the Removal , oll Sale at reduced prices. PS “Ss faces some of its own gold. At the ‘a f / : ’ ’ ¥ y ) :) @ Rad same time, a strong wind blows [ 2 —— | upon their stems as if to cool the Y & | N “a 4 = if reots,, swaying the flowers and ~~ SSS. OLS = : 3 grasses and making pathways be- SS TARE SMOOTH Bu Pe s ° f ' _ . “a | : oC. a> St Re B bit > | rf with Kitchen Maid standard : ; portrait of Gov. Francis, which has ' Es j . ring your Cc en up to e es . e6 recentiy been presented to and ac- Mor Fr Roi : Pulmanook, the disappearing ironing cepted br the University of Missourt : 2 f ee board which folds into the wail, the broom closet, additional cupboard units to add to the | Mr. Zoinay will be weil remembered | ei . hae Kitchen Maid cabinet, and many other new ideas for making kitchens better and homes / by a number of St. Louisans who | to the Pablic in - 2% more valuabie. Can be set into your present kitchen or built into your new one. Write | Snew Bot Bere during the Worl: } . > etiagal - ee us for full descriptive literature. | Pair and during the subsequent per- It will Si R Departme As an : Hie a : hick, Sie) enthcntineds om ammctein noel t pay you to visit our nug nt oo oil caion of ae commissions. Of late he has been i . . i support patron —third floor. Our selection is most exclusive oo WASMUTH-ENDICOTT COMPANY « - Andrews, indiana =f | scnmoilshing some notable chines Fs, ee. jin the Senuth. among which ts his 2 . ‘War. Mother’ statue which is to be 18 ~ “LET THE KITCHEN MAID BE YOUR KITCHEN AID” ion Wie ee be ee ee 4 {] : arid as Barnar: hor Monument at New Redford. Also _ __, he if at work on the Mammy Mem- =—- Orial Fountain. to be erected at Washington. Most recentiv he has heen occupied with three figures of former Gov Francis me. a bust, | another. an informal full-length fig- ure of the Governor plaving golf. | with his man. Philip Jordan, bend-| ing down teeing up the hall. and lastiy. the fountain piece which was | presented to the University of Mis- sourt of which Institution the former | | ee ts es Governor ts a trustee. I[n an inter-! Sp, = # esting interview with Zoinay. which | ett ¢ was printed in the Boston Sunday ay 2 = - “lobe several weeks back. these por- Bees ' YRe RUST-PROOF PORCELAIN RANGE traits of Francis were mentioned and. _ ; included among some of the sculp- eee. . ° . tor’s beet work : ‘Complete Kitchen Furnishers Oct 20m the date which has been i a offering only the newest patterns. Our un- rivaled collection includes all sizes in Axmin- sters, Velvets and Wiltons with the added inducement of 10% reduction in price. ’ 2 EEE EELEE EE LOO CALA MA LL AAAMCM CAM AMAA AAA MAM «AMMA AMARA « Mz MAMA Ma AAA RM «aa aeM hat iat Ca Ae e«A«MM« AC CR CRM AM MMM Me. | | f ' | i -“ 7 oe oe ee “ee eee; ~é ote — 4: ee eee f. ™ = ; Ss Lammert’s a = WASHINGTON at TENTH 4 “a set for the opening of the Thumb! t a. — - Rox Exhibition. This vear ft will he! = 1001 LOC l ST ST. ' held at the Hotel Chace tn the ens | ballroom. On the evening of the ae . * ™~ a: 5 4 ee pees f pete

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- , - . : _ . . ~ +, slit AS. 2 2 tye Ne Tt . . - - Pt, Pa ~- ere neal a ” a . + ee Td ee & - Se; eq. ° 34 gg 6 ere vs ‘ ae “ - ai 4 . cll > Orem Sacral — —w —— eid on - — — tials 4 . eS - =~ a a _— ~_- - = Ph os Ps of ers a eee 133 rie Ftp ie ee oe . . , dentin ~ “= — — 7 — " — -« ee - a ~ — —- > , . er —_ = = was = - - 2 wor PAT: sone ‘ 4 4 OCTOBER. 14,1928. 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 ' eo = # Tt PR WaCY COV. MERAY | PoseDispaten aio [ELECTION BILL ERROR [MAMETION WADE PERMANENT) scat, taostm, wom htt Sat The Terms That Make McNichols Credit Famous. d communicate with : : . visit | 2" men at work | has recovered sufficiently to be sent Broadcasting Station Court Holds Dock Strikers Can in lawful efforts to persuade them to | home from the city hospital. TERMS i Men at Work. ents YS ON Be, } ‘ ¢ Attributes Difficulties to K SD OCCURRED IN COMMITTEE ites oleae wi = ranks in an economic| when Mrs. Hembree was received Arranged to suit Weekly or Monthly Paym : a B f : y a 546 Meters NEW ORLEANS, Oct, att 3 apo ets at the city hospital little hope was | you giving you $2 Monthly on $30 Worth agi | zation Planned. Boatner in Civil District Court today -igh hs if | This rand- : 4 held for her recovery. Her chances | tighteen mont x 00 Worth New. 4 ee Asbociated Press. Daylight broadcasting at 8:40, made permanent an injunction ob- MRS, HEMBREE RECOVERING | ‘g ta . $6 Monthly on 1 WwW ID, Ind4., Oct. 13.—In- bon i *t+40. 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 ‘ ee were lessened, physicians thought, as | YOU wis o pay m M thi 1000 WwW ii} an Pp. m. farket quotations : tained by striking harbor wor : ’ gs expected soon to become a amou $ : orth tas n of the affairs of the Dis- ||] and news bulletins of interest to Reference to Wrong Page atinitieh tha Gis bobed te eovent Woman Shot by Husband as Burglar et en 8 It i. necessary to perform Res al l prem $50 ontniy on | pte sand Deposit Bank of this city ||} {he Middle West. Prices supplied “Pulled” the Teeth Out of ~comcineeees D! hoard Sent Home From Hospital ' eputation ind Smaller or Larger Amounts in Proportion | ~ an : \}} by Market News Service, U 8. enforcement of a rule of the boar 5 . an operation. After this Mrs. Hem- our goods aes long . -gbich Gov. Warren T. McCray | ne! aoe Asricultury, and prin- St. Louis County Law. barring strikers from the wharves. Mrs. Katherine Hembree, 32 } cars| bree steadily gained in strength, and . head ’ Pay by the Week if Y 1 Wish : Ss eesident until recently, was be-* sig Set pier The court said there was nothing un-/|cld, of 1349 Virginia avenue, who| while she is yet unable to walk, doc- | S@TOtce anea o P . Marked in Plain es y by Thomas Barr, Deputy | Sunday—Silent lawful in abandoniag work to obtain ters shét in the abdomen and the left |tors at the hospital believe her re-|them—we pay no rices Added o a ’ Examiner, who came here ' ing By the Jefferson City Correspondent/ higher wages, that the docks are wrist by her husband, Frederick W.!|covery soon will be complete. rent—sell for less No Saeas taamane of Any Kiad. _ ¢nformed one ye gen of the Monday 8:00 P. M. | of the Post-Dispatch. —90 days the 10% Off if Y Prefer to Pi e | - had voted to ciose its vocal and instrumental spe- |||} JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 13.— same as cash. % I ou rre ray Cash é ciaities, orchestra and -organ | hi Darroch. who succeede4 music, broadcast direct from ||| 7"¢ St. Louis County registration pecCray as president, and other Grand Central Theater. llaw, found to be almost without pro- os wmia of the institution, indicated | visions for punishing violations of = reorganization would be at-| Nierre went to hunt rabbits in the | its requirements, was “denatured” woods south of Carondelet Park. A statement issued by the bank| When he arrived at the intertection while in the hands of the Commit- its difficulties to “the con-| of Koelty and Eugene avenues he at-|'®* ° Elections in the House o and incessant notoriety from tempted to crawl through a barbed- | Representatives of the last Legisla- edn oe a rua wn Te dragging his shotgun/ture, it was learned tonight. £ © nds }aiter : ag Scauies._aabitionet lake an a Le ary wg ea = Framers of the bill ostensibly had a Paé was taken to the city hospital. tried to adopt as part of the county : - Darroch gaid the directors had not ‘w~ jregistration law, the stringent pen- upon a definite’ plan of re- ; alty sections of the registration law tion and have set no time| Daughters of Confederacy Blect. for large cities, which was passed by secure ° high-grade Pla a gnother meeting. The total as- Specia] to the Post-Dispatch. fthe regular session of the 1921 Qh a aE 4 NOBBY NEW OR USED -of price of only $485. peraven.* Seoumiinand tite KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 13.—Mrs. | Legislature. In this, however, they O V E. R C O a Ss h $750—a shopping tour of in. f Pern oe + ie mrt Hugh Miller of Kansas City was /|failed, in that reference is made to Less Than the Cost of the ent. See this outfit 3 _ | y elected ‘president of the Missouri/the wrong page numbers of the low terms of payment make the ft in 1874 by Gov. McCray’s Chapter, United Daughters of the|1921 session acts. Material o guaranteed by Wurlitzer—the 4 . | Confederacy at the annual election The county registration law pro- ' . 4 today in Ivanhoe Temple. Mrs. Mil- | vided in one of its closing sections ® Young Man Shot While Hunting. ler has been president of the Kansas | wf that “all penalties provided for in | WOOL RAPH TAKEN IN TRADE‘ = Johh de Nierre, 19 years old, of |City Chapter. Mrs. John D. Taylor, l the session acts of 1921, found at NEW ALL- Os yes Tennessee avenue, was injured | Keytesville, Mo., opposed Mrs. Miller | panes 330 to 387 inclusive, and all witly 26x32-inch mirror, a handy werarobe With in B. yak! — a afternoon when a double-/in the race for the presidency. Mrs 5 terior trays, full-size bow-foot bed, fu vanity : ; . -l'amendments thereto, and not incon- s - — Seen never 22 ane i: shotgun he was carrying | John A. Hope of St. Louis was elect-|sistent with this act, shall be appli- Dresser with swinging mirrors........-+-+-+ereesees — ; jn immediately and make your | 44 rn. eccmentaty. De ier teutstrar. cable to this act.” The penalty 3 $10.00 a Month sate pol . ae sections of the 1921 act are found i i i ee tt i se Wt le Le NEW NOBBY | G AB AR. re Tt Fine $350 4-Piece Bedroom Suite A very extraordinary purchase makes this ours for the sale! Rich two- tone walnut Suites, well worth $350; 45-inch dresser in its later pages, none of them oc-|\ BOE wwaanw wwetsuaot 8 3G TUlUlUmUmUlt™~CMRCO CO — ee ; penton on any of the pages men- You will be sur- 3-Hour Sale of 18-Inch Porcelain Enamel Self . Several Bills Introduced. _ | nriged how cheap 75 Many are brand-new—many as}; $] BASTING ROASTERS $1 The first bill introduced into the " h é House during the last session was| we sell new latest . good as new. Cost when new tration, it was presented by see Style Coats. All cee Ss ee ae Mellecene Smith of University City, kinds as low as... half. Good drivers’ or work 9 to 12 Only : 4 4 4 : 4 4 4 4 ‘ 4 4 Heavy celain enamel aelf- | 4 ( 7 : ‘ 4 7 : ‘ ‘ ( 4 basting ters; large 18-inch _paA se BA BARA ALAA AAA AAA AAAAAAAAAASS . s+ A dL SS SD DD DD DD DD DD Dd de ied : Ciean Election Leagne Democrat. Overcoats $2.50 size, unusually deep and roomy, h gy and one of the three representatives | 4 ' long oval shape. 3 . Monday October 15 1923 from St. Louis County. House bill LADIES’ BOYS’ OVERCOATS 2 5D $5.00 No Phone or Mail Orders | 4 No. 16 also was a county registra- 5 5 0 - - 7 None Sold After N L. — “pre rantien tion bill, presented by Representa- . 00 ne r oon or 2 Gillette ee sc. a, 35e we mas of Magnesia. .19c. 38 tive George Heege of Kirkwood, 4 BOY MACKS seaoee $1.50 to $4. to Children ; Ay ay A +eeesee Coeceeveseses 304 Barba 1: . Shaving Cream. -. 270 Gardner Republican These two eee eee Oe ee ee CO a a i a ee Dn gn nk i he ee nn ee ee eee ‘ : Enders Bindes ........-++.....32¢ | Bay oly gt eS pts ae a bills were fref . +. . o 4 ITS Q $2 $3.45 aaah tilt eae is Uh Oi iT PIE . Durham Blades.................30¢ | Krank’ i 5 8 re freferred to e House | ; q Sie BB 5c, . = Bver-Ready Blades.............. Ste Williams’ Shavine ‘Cres veongee . S90 Elections Committee, which brought | We have Ladies’ Fur Col- | - ne AIR CLIPPERS Weodbary's Shaving Cream i ete eee ne comnts 1s Coats as low as or and. almo Shaving Cream e for House bills 1 an : bobbing the hair...... $1.23 Grove's L. B: Quinine Tabicte. 240 16 $3.50, but at $9.50 we - A 4 AND . ape's Cold C | . ooo Hill's Cascara Guinine.. aes = witie 4% 3 fer a og aomaenes 12 Gente atten a Te registration law deliberately insert- ’ 7 A ' me b vate Ca ake B-oz. Case “ip oi : ° °- ‘A ‘ Qutorin’ Fletcher's... 29- | Warner's 3-ar. Lithia Tablets... {27¢ Mme (ed the erroneous numbers proba-| 37. all-wool...... ; get te ‘ ; re’s Remedy...... Zic, 42c. 79c | Warner's 5-sr. Litkia Tablets... . 346 gg ra age re tae ‘ ‘ ‘Over 1000—Dress better , Beautiful 8-Pc. Tudor Period Suite in Walnut a cL.h® VALUE. $1.00 Value Regular 75o val embers of the Election Commit- f a if! W « 0: “ed > ; “4 -W CR BOTTLE, : L r v ue 4 > —_—_ ae | or a . e rece ve sam- -——— “oe ew Oe wen =e = i 3 5 —. Rubber Gloves Shaving Brush ’ itee were: Democrats—Harry C. | N y = izes 0 8 pg = distinctive in sere phe , rip. $ | : Special 690 590 Yates, St. Joseph, chairman; Edwin| ples from New York mak- == which we offer at a price except y low for fur- : $1.50 Top Bell G. 3ush, Kansas City: Alvin W. Wil- ers Brand new Sweaters niture of this quality. Comprised of an oblong table, pa Alarm Clocks Wireless Cards Hand Brushes hite, Garden City; Redmond Black,|",. : six dining chairé ......cccesecepectsececes ecnsenesees es Bs s $1.19 250 Pack. 2 for 25c Shepard; J. A. Jackson, Harwooa;| all wool, 45¢, 95¢, $1.45. cs See ;- 8 | Peroxide Hydrogen. 4-0r......... pe eg eee onng Eons stra abr Fur Chokers, $1.50, $2.50, $4.50. New 7 ‘ , we ; = . m’s Vegetable Compound. .93 “ MEE. onan op ocweeeses Je. & - 3 , - — + I nile, « 0:6 6'Ki0 « “ eevee ote Cod Liver Oil. _. PPrvyrrirrre “y 300 ans—George F Heege Kirkwood: F Blouses, 39c, 69e, 95¢, $1.45. New Ladies air or lg ug wes . ‘: fal Henatica..........23e. 45¢. 8c |. Cod Liver Oil. 16-07........... 6H , " ; oe om . 6 SS a Tineture lodine. 2-oz Pe peer 2Ae B. Meyer, Swiss; Richard Good- all-wool Sults, $6.50. 4 wel —— ee = a * mene Cleaning ee - aa enough, St. Louis; John H.-Schnuck, | Good heavy Work Pants, new... .$1.95 | MONDAY : a” Glover's Manee Remedy. ......_.53%¢ | Rubbing Alcohol. 8-or...........3le Boonville. | Golf or Motor Pants, new...... .$2.75 . : frter's Tittle Liver Pills. ...... lie | Rubbing Alcohol. 16-o7. .... BS Error Passed by Many. | ° | ONLY : : tt ts 2th on be eee taneod 4° yeth's Sage ulphur.... . a ; ey Kols nos beset tg- a cerseseescons 246 9 i ot laren =. gmail. aa," pe How the bill went to engrossment | Se [ oaks, ti S, resses Full Dress, Tuxedo, Frock, Prince : xvde MAIO. ..6......4..888 ‘tid Reot air Tonmic.... . 42. { the ouse. | he Listerine Tooth Paste..........39¢ | Pinaud’s Hair Tonic...... 79¢. $1.39 and final passage in | be d Coats 9 Ranitol Tooth Paste RE 19¢ Danderine ance ‘ . , 296. af. ws through committee and the various | poy Say — ~ ‘caer saggy, angen Al rt Suits an c x i ero oot BP cwscccearte Ee ratkin’s Muls ocoanut Ol). .4%e S te to final passage | © e sweies omes. Moore’s Pvorrhean Tooth Paste...24¢ | Wild Root Shampoo ........... Be stages in the Sena iggy ah , . — (lose . : o— ~~ Powder pete 21¢ Pulmelive Shamsce. pcescceses Sze and approval by the Governor, with- | ¢g $60. Dress better for half. New Open 7:30 A. M lo 8 P. M. + OD a= me = s ‘ “st 40 37° 7 wiiatten Teeth Powder........24¢ | Panda Cold ;:Cream ........%6. he out discovery of the defect, is mages Serge Skirts, $1.25. Ladies’ Knickers, Page and Grand Cars at Door a 2 : ie emolene Tooth Paste............27%e Woodbury’s Cold Cream.....19c. 38¢ to understand. * j did . i. Givco-Thrmoline.......23e. 44¢. 8+ | Dier-Kies Cold Crenm.......... aec This is at least the third measure | 95c. Remember, we have spien new s ] A 2b skbecee eee M Gard 0 WOMMB. os eeees , | “f | ; eee. -------" a ape | Rectare Eaten cpa 4° |enactea by the last Legislature in goods and some elegant used goods— 2 Ny GR AN Dp All $54.50 Axminster R 9x12 tisi ie ...319¢. 38e. W- Pal liv — fae “ . + ugs, , fy eng SEER re way 5 ‘dua "3 . The Hind’s lle & Seni Cream. which have been found errors which bought from some of the swellest m : 4 is ss Hemolene Mouth Wash... .. .38¢ Small, 42c; Large, 93c may have been clerical the effect of | homes. 1012 bei GRAND —_ These are heavy, closely woven, high-pile Rugs with ) i & = Ss ivkeolene LESAN EL 24e. Ar F Pond’s Vanishing Cream... .28c. Sar which is to jeopardize their validity. | ‘ —_- _all-wool face, that will give you many years of serv- if ie wf Mavis Mavis Bayer’s Aspirin me Cher we ‘ware Seed! Speee>: ice. Beautiful Oriental, Persian, Chinese designs, — Toilet Water Taloum 1 deren tablets... . 160 ee see See eee See ee me = assorted patterns and colors........ i nv abdeeeccsie : $1.00 si 719 190 2 dozen tablets... .28e teacher training f St. Louis and | — 3 | : alae 8 zé, Cc Ma ti . 100 tablets........ . PRe Kansas City, and the other for $280,- | : “i ~ n a ‘ ) Pat ine st, / Listerine Vitamin Tablets Borio Acid 000 for rural high schools. lone. Indus-~ : eer: L 29¢ A way to get the money for the tries, Buy St. ,*% arge, 730 C 1-Ib. pkg., city teacher training has been found, j - made but no remedy for the other situation Stoves an 4 t. ‘ Ranges, “ has been discovered. i . o Only two penalties are set out in - the county registration act, - one fe 5—Quality Stores—5 against false registration, and one } ; th end Chestunt Broadway and Market against an official who permits it, é Grand and Olive Eighth and Pine . Grand and Arsenal as compared with a long list of acts punishable under the other law. =|GEDDES NOT TO GIVE UP POST Zags see ea ese 2 2 2 22 BBs) OB) Oe)! ambassador Plans to Return to T. S. If Health Permits. ve 39% to 00% on F urniture "'UONDON. Oct. 18.—Published re- | ee ~ , Walch © Or ports that Sir Auckland Geddes, | . ' — BF | > =- — - ! . British Ambassador to the United : ‘ States, who is now in England, “ would not return to Washington, BRIDGE-BEACH ©O. | Range BRIDGE-BEACH Char mC oal. Se wi gitar > were declared today to be without , a . 7 : ; ority e m passador’s plans | e : ‘ay # More Than $100,000 to Be Distributed | 2°". 7 Ambassador's plans Y “BAYER” by os fl inaist | Coal, Wood and Gas cen _ ane : ‘ me oo eer eee ee ° /nouncement several months ago that rf — in Vack. Wine yee 4 with na. ithoudwarmer. ; , : {|} 9 tothe Public in Furniture Savings [ne would return to America if hie] SA when y y in ne BE Sate Bk rene stow Breed tom | | hoa mare ati d he St. Loui blic f | ‘tan weit Sir Auckland toid | 9 00.00 $21.50 7.00 to $60.00 4 4 its laval sain st gmpmtic Bs ihebe oerig # | American very: ocryall vecana rag Unless you See the *" Bayer Cross on tablets, you ar 4 ‘not $4 A fi ‘ ) Smee CH Rae ‘recent years, and was looking for-| patting the genuine Bayer product proved safe by millions Dr kf 5 -@ ) ty 1g) y ward with pleasure to fmgree - ue g 4 g ee | op-Leaf B ast ‘7 : : S| Ann See the 2-Page | P Part 6 concious on Roadway in New They are very strongly constructed andere 4 $165 —— | Se oot ; PRES sng Toothache Rheumatism beautifully finished. Come in and see them = > Walnut-F wes Dining-Room Suite Pages 12 and 13 MIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., Oct. 18. tomorrow. Special price this week, $7.50. ; 3 , Substantial buffet, and four full leather- | Andrew Keese of Redwood Falls. | ge eo —. TT wad il $97.75 Pe apy Harry Peavey of Minne-) Neuritis Lumbago 2 | . | ‘apolis, Minn., each 22 years old, who 5 = ‘ -. were hiking from coast to coast,were : x . ; 4 Starts TRAM | Starts | | sek ty Siow tee tate ts Neuralgia Pain, Pain -" Omorrow KASS J Ne TA) Tomorrow sane. The car hurried — leav- ; ; " — ing them unconscious. Another mo- . ° ” Se) a ea on brought them to a hospital) Accept only ‘*Bayer”’ package which contains proper directions. ‘ ‘ o 4 SAINT here. Keese, with a crushed leg and | 107 = | 109 Olive St. LOUIS 1 internal injuries, is in a critical con- Handy “Bayer”’ boxes of twelve tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 180-0 ruggists. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monencstscamaenns “y 105-1 ) ‘dition, While Peavey escaped with | - 3 . i © RSE aes ee.a s | 8 | ninor lacerations and bruises. sas i

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te adi boars: hae eee Nos Mi tt ee i € 5 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined TRAVEL AND RESORTS. __ 10, STLOU'S_POST-DISPATCH hief Yields. adhesion to the Government ana) i ! % Admits Taking Check From Mail Box} ward, 2812 South Eighteenth ee TRAVEL ee om Moroccan Bandit ( | ‘ , ‘ the! ALE A Federal warrant was issues yes-| Inspectors announced that Hallett | : | tion of By the Associated Press |announced his recognitic _terday charging James Hallett, 23/ admitted the charge in a signed T TAN, Morocco, Oct. 13. —/ Spanish protectorate over Morocce. | ‘ ae Raggy van. ~ So Raisul: at a Raise ie accompanied to the con- years old, of 5277 Page avenue, a/ statement, relating that ‘he tndorsed lengthy conference near Tazarut ference by his two sons. both of | collector for the Laclede Gas Light} Woodward's name on the check, ana! with the Spanish high commission-| whom remained with the high com-| Co., with taking a letter containing | spent the money on “wine and wom- _a check for $28.52 from the mailien,” turning in the indorsed check i issi s hostages. er. Gen. Iazpuru. declared his loyal missioner as | box at the home of George Wood-' with his collections. Pow SHAN LAVVTe de we AML 4 ‘4 r . *e ay sven es o> Mis ody fswice _ 5 A * BS a he 7" 4 at 4 ho indt nee * + ape BE epg ing epyeapintel Says > we — ee a oy ie or + - : f : War Secretary Denies Opposing ir FREE DRUG SALE-KEIFFER| Ss paiper neal THE WINTER PLAYGROUND | J BUY ONE>- ONE FREEIALSO SINGLE PRIC E to sie ee = ES Eee : —— ISe 2-in. or 18¢ 2%-im. Randage /38e Pere Strained Honey Soirettie = the maser pee SE fe rubbing 25 Flix. 1. Q. & S.; pts.. ao Son Veast Vitamine, genuine aE be api - alii . ; Rr hae steal ari ‘ « Afoy “Sib. oe 5. il ey eg re Oe Papes Diapepsin . bok gs saa WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—Secte-) an Bg creas * Sane ¢ tary Weeks, in replying to an attacs , ' | = oe ee) i" a ian aan ey Meaty Fore concerns _# an the open. There is nothing just like it any- Cascarettes or N. R. Tablets. 19¢ and : (the sale of the Gorgas Steam Plan: 37 i. - Nic Rexall Dyspensia Tablets oor " where. il Ganahn Seean 1 f the Muscle Shoals project, said . ‘ “os : i; dice abdenesiens ass Gusts ..! nels gS a SDE Triumph of Triumphs , ! » The large natural parks, the superb 60c Aspirin Tablets. Webster: 6 dev: gh or King’ Fy ef 39e and = was “filled with reckless assertions.” ; ) 1 Free | yne's or ¢ x ones : ‘ | ~ i $1.10 Taniac or Nuxated Iron The Secretary of War issued his The New 1924 hs the games are played the year round, the Free 41.00 Coed Liver Oj. Neorwecian Ss . ‘ Rie Milk Macnesia. KR. B. . statement after conferences at the y | picturesque Japanese sunken gardens and the scenic grandeur al] about. will fascinate 1 ; . $1. 2 Ray Rum; imper ed Ww hite House. " . - 4 “ramp Keot er Father Jen's, 42c & _ Taye : ee agi ww } ¢ ) ‘ ‘Rie Pape’s Cold Compound Week's statement said it was pos- ; 7; you with an enduring charm. a sree te yw RA ans Sadia fae sible that Ford, “relying as he does . z ie a Uv, Free | Gic Aspirin 109 Scr. R&R... 3 upon other persons in the conduct of | ) | Here a gracious Texas hospitality awaits ¢ = | | | . - : ss o tie Powder Compact; > = > ’ . : — Sep Sele Powder; 32 : self possessed “of the full facts Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin ......: : " = (20e Nasal Douche; cinss.. 3% | to the sale of the Gorgas plant. S $ in the hearts of Americans, the century old $1.00 Adierika or Miles’ Nervine we | “7 go not propose.” he said, “ % b ~ ¥ Pe 7 2 - r 10 Olive OQ} Skin Soap. __.. 2. continue a newspaper ciscussion Pilate Water The Checolate Cherries: Th... . ety this subject. but. if necessary. shal! (Not a Coach) ; : x : ; TAT Re TRON TS 2h "0 x ; e : | atari - ee ee ee ee Local Football Men { rushed 230 Yards to I Visitors Score Two To downs and Field Goa By Arthur Schneff. The Grinnell College football ; lanl i heal Rie Calex Teeth Powder... : piat ll facts before prop rib PeWitt'’s« Caterrh Cream 26 aCe Sts satis OCs a proper (trio- Sie Armand Face Powder 28 | unal.” Never before has there been such a power 1Ge Can Opener ithoaue o_o — i cis eho Cartetie Salve 02002222112 lise | Although Weeks would not com- plant as the newest Haynes- built six cylinder Raven Charcen! (Pabiegs 8 end Ike | ment upon Ford's statement devond ‘irtually vibr She Core Picker; gets cores ase =| Suing his ‘own formal reply, “here virtually vibrationless engine — jn such a Car Menthelatum tS, 38 and T88 v haga! indication that he felt heel base Ha — Wi $1.23 Hood's Sarsaparilia Sanne: Selenite ohoes ae a obits Sean Apa as the 12l-inch w ynes ith The Cuticle Scissers; white hand! WE peas ic ih ASR i ; | Mean” tina se & ” sre cont a uticai ‘hefteene es working thi ough such completeness of essential equipment as — a . Pe O.5e¢ ; . repay ’ - Rte ee oe ae a ip eng weg se “aa es Free | $1.00 Poker Chips; paper. 100..... 5 Atacturer from obtaining Muscle! | 23e Keyptian Lotus Talcum | Shoals. = 5 pet such a price as $1895. Hops ; sed: conquered the W on Ur Danderine ope Weeks’ Statement. : ’ - | | Gtycethymoline F ey ‘ 85 The full text of Secretary Weeks’ | WILSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY ; i ' gity eleven in the first confe Seett’s Emuatsien...........: * i statement follows: i te Gee. A. Krauss, President H. C. Merry, Secretary | Se ere A = > # of the season yesterday ; 300 anh os ie: Wr . pone ™ 3 | 2921-23-25-27 Locust Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri | : *, Game | Mr. For ivered a perso t- | Open Sande ) . . “3 ) oy Carthartic Pills; ‘white. 196 ¢ teekt wihem Mie in cons eae wont: o ; : ys and Evenings cad 7 sia 18 -= : P _ woon at Francis Field. The | Eyes tested free, see our expert optici«n. Hee ow ee e wry _ nF Spl , , - geore was 16 to 2, but ‘$2. 29 Chamoix Skin, real Re ,« oneuct of the admini istrati on in re- ~ | o} be ; Ze ; _— aoe a : eh i a it fai | a = = en. . - ghow e comp superiorigj S@e Rarer Hene . lation to Muscle Sh ates ' BSc Dr. Parsen’s Tooth Paste a a a His state- | | mont the visiting eleven. They outp $2.69 Ladies’ Balb Syrince.. ‘ t is filed with reckless .asser- | , “ . — ae , | = Pa . #e —, Es F is. Pepsin : tions, ) y | ” F - i Of | -§ Ba. =a 2 = — : i ¢ ree ($1.25. Janice Perfume rr un . : = ... . = a E the Red and Green in every bt: $1.00 Rubber Gloves: dandy... .... .59¢ may be that Mr. Ford. ‘relying oes | = -="s —— _ of the game and although Was ’ ’ sday 3 dat Ls upon other persons in the . Raz = — fas, Be ty Oe ; a~ ipl -* 4 was only matt Night (ream; Keiffer’s. 1 Qhe Carter’ or wg Sw npg 1 S@c Syrup Fics; DeWitt's 2 — ai 22CtS Of the situation. For = . 2 — 7 &. j . ' : is 4) > Via es MA a So A UE end UE ore Pioenee would ¢ ve Face Powder. Qe Maswatts Talcom: Lazell’s - |the benefit of those who do net fully —f_ 23 - ~ a iD pa? OR — —= — | % @ ae ey | EY =f! = 0 wa ey ie 25sec Nall S@c Seda Phosphate Effervescent s understan _ | : | ' = : - ff, — vas EPy.s -- #y = at 5 Nee : i dal = ) ; - , the game. 2ie Pocket Comb; gentlemen's Re om prooiems involved, I . ) — . W {> Wey ~t ee ae eh The visitors, however, paid $1.59 Emamel Syringe; complete : rielly review eo i eyhiect- ¢ : - 5 ; ' Ley | ‘ F heir wo 2hce Germicidal Soap; P. D. 1°. 2 for 2c NR Re — | . —" o” ewe pe Pe ' Wy fort victory, as two of | Bie Sperge: a real sheep's weel 1 : “OaiS Was a devel ; ———_- —— ae ae a : : j mY ‘ stars suffered injuries that will ; oes cee Fonte: ...--280 ant 3 ment x nitrate purposes in the war. | MMgre Than $100, 000 to Be Distributed U7 2 ane in aa. ——- aie ae sey bese, ee oe Se Cc Onmstry ~7IOP al Fi $1.00 Nux and tron - : .. ae . Dien Be i ‘ z lane : . RG 3 | Mie Kennedy . : 2 “arse Gam on the Tennessee River } i — _ aaa - o 3 , _ Qaylor. an end, ieft the game . > ™ . . > has ; ation am we to the Public in Farniture Savings | / — int A stems = —_ icone aeccneix one Sean ? By a “a + th f i arte Areal age Sle 4 t ft eh aa RO ea I ik ames Fa Ree? eres ‘ a CML Ne Fire EA ARI A Ne ay ein, lt Ne I NN Rt: acct ii te eti - - . . , a i 4 : ~ BR Fey Phe = 4.) 5 bk. OG: eh 3F5 Pe og Ree yr Bilbay 4 ene a q paar 5 a EIS SSP oe tw? bath» mpd ld ol heed Ll A lel ett ee . P37 ety ee R243 eEee : pee : nal pptaneti cieanieatianne: wtigsst sniten os. ie. o Geee, eae eee ee + oe es a ha vas ? % BB) 27; Pe ee ae Peer ee eeee bepgttie aie 24 w@ itrate ae | re 7 ' = ~ a a ees | - tured forearm, and George Crite As an expression of gratitude to the St. Louis public for [ Sai a pay tI ie a ia i covemidan: | its loyal support and patromage the past three years. id MM Leos 8 -3. ‘om on” | S From the very first play of Pearl Tooth Wash 3 - away on the "arri live 1) =a = = a et = & : | eft end for a 40-yard gain, W Pace Powder; Keiffer's 7a! known : . : 5 Fee . 7 Eerema Salve: ‘ge OE atc Saree oTEas plant. See the 2-Pace of tae = a , Tie i , ah od | teton was on the defensive. $1.98 White iv “go — ~ es @xpenditure on thes ressers i ad i a Za + Z bbe | | With the exception of a brief p 382 Salinos ; - i abou 00 Announcement ; eek ee > a ee . C4 _ im the second quarter. vo oe —— 2 es a Co eenee ras ESSERS . . . oP 34 a Wen Se - 7 | tercepted pasa brought the oie Ng ae | coca 1 em elated and temp oT ES yoy = in This Issue. Cee Tou ; 3 A eo E She Pioncery! S-yard Yee, Wass 23e Catarrh Cream; Allan's Le Ty steamy plant. The steam $n}: $49.50 : ‘ ii 7% (7 . = | ton was fighting off the Grt $2.25 White Enamel Douche Pans. $1. S® | Was erected on the property yen. $80 DRESSERS go _.. . $41.00 True Life Stories. = 7 3 | . gttack. Washington gained onl , Which reserved : . 5A : * - yards in rushing. compared with copie |] SS DRESSERS 6 20°" $1778 | poe. 12 and 13 | ch cl a ES oe ae oy $25 DRESSERS go at... .$14.95 oo 2 : E : , : SRERRRR ERR! SERRE PREF pod ’ AS aggey « Sphnal RB a ie merges ty 9s wep gh ebb 5 % ie eel Og Napali bk Sedoigs Lak eae: te eh lie SP. ead ee omits aR. Se ewre AEE SOR ORM Ble ES RN I CP re OIRO Ne Sarcongmnplh janet aecatlpne Meee: nile by, PE ERe: iineieaan the G Got $3. 500. 000 for Plant. y £ = ae ge Soar ag J : : _ teams was due to lucky “bre i€¢ proposal made by Mr } Starts Starts | . : | | and not to good football. But ideas aa Cran ete Tomorrow ‘K EXO) Tomorrow ; a. sera. . ; 3 iy | a ; Washington's only score came mei: Green had the ball on own - o ; SAINT ae Scone “| 1105- 1107-1109 Olive St. 233% = bee ths ae 3 SERGE 1 Ta oe 40 yards.to Critchett standing on ernment property can + so ag 2B2f€Z2B8 SCEBSBSSESBSRERERERBERSERE ER SESS B ANCHOR ei p 20-yard tine Critehett touched m b i laiiitikintie eee. apse ball, but it escaped him and ro Fitted Cases—Gladstones ithout the approval of Congress ANCHOR- DONALDSON oo ae ' ever the goa! line. Before Crit Aor. 15 oe — | bim, and the play went for a sat er. Nor. 00 Fib w ardrob % oe Pes: rhic) . a nade 8d (ee a ge Coe geceioens & Le . . re | spay ps we ea $37.5 ‘ower Co., under their riehts in th | -. -. | sks ote : 7 . Just before the half ended, Ws wut } ag 0 peat $49 50 1d contract, tified the Goverr Samaria (new) Pore, cies ~ es ray = standing on his 25-yard line. f deg yen | 4 ment that the k batt ti ieee ton to (Queenktown) & Livernsel ing Southern seas and the wonderiands below | - bled a punt which was recovered a Leather xfor “ay aa “S6 acated samaria s ; ; a " ae | i $5.00 on : . Ae 4 thi: aie. ‘1018 Olive St. (S. E. Cor.) a o ondonderry and Glaszow. Booklet on request. “a Taylor for ‘Grinnell Wash in; , re aa 2 « IO th a SE belo tte ¥ my ap ae PRON et eae aa , ~ Ls pine Teel" ili : ear oe os ES TH APSF Te ee . fe “th r nae - Bey - ha v — ‘a ; . . oo — Ce ‘ —— ~; ’ $10 CO a COR mOe Sing ‘With These Extra eet ag new) _. Now. a Seeadatiae: Egypt —Palestine— The Mediterranean. Asim _ Players warmly disputed the 1 . . comparatively small it Assyria Ner.? a iS of twelve winter tours that will offer a choice perfectly! iming that; Taylor caught the th ale cad a Bee wn _ (California ‘rew) . ; = | lipmen: reve ; individual desires to time of starting, doration _ Without Walsh's having touche $15.50 ‘he Government had an optia Staaue a SILK Aivenia. hime > “aes ‘ 47 and price. Via S.S. LAPLAND (Red Star Line) . Saturnia...... Nov. 3 wea March 5th, March 12th. a 4 Levy was called upon to kick. Cascand ra Nev. Io . Ke Special Sale on Ladies’ Handbags, Contin Boxes, be entire plant and TO PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG. artim maar ag dara trom 9 " : Dome pagel Year Sener $2.45 and $5.00. Call and See Them equi . a guninin + . York every Wednesday and Saterday. - air a short distance and | gre: : meee ay Annual World Cruise. S S. FRANCONIA from Sis rae m York November 15th; from San Francisco Dec : | polled over the Washington We Repair Hand Bags, Tranks, ani Cases betes” ten Rs ye ing sale, - in — > See your lecal Cunard Agcent. or write Booalet on request. Phone Your Order. Matn 52925: Central idministration stated t se ' - ™ 135 face — M: ord : Bookings for sil seamship Hines at lowest rates Fale Murphy Trunk Co. Sets af ian ] ———— 707 Washingto fuatie Shasle te the manuftcters , St. Petersburg . «es » 4 ¢ Pe | 3026-28 LOCUST ST. Sie soe Se BA S L. is | $0 7 x wine power — — se Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos Open All Day Sunday and Evenings Until 10 P. M. 7 oe peepeee te cones SOUTH- ST newspaper disc ussion of thts sub- 1018 ST. (2s llth) LOUIS - 5 > fect, Dut. ff necesearr, shall place | CORNER all facts before a proper tribunal.” : pre unal. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 920

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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1923. . ao a TANKEES | OURTH GAME, 8 “70 4, TIEING WORLD’S SERIES ing just like it any- ‘J oo ‘ QO 4 | 3s , “ne | | 9 9 ; 4 acids cde ; © ; p NN NNN NNN / Ss ES I eT EI, OS a a ‘diet incidaaiuiaine ; % C » | , Was ington | Football Results §; = Pennock, Who F; d in Two Yank Vict Felled by Pitched B ins’ Hi ; : § oc o Figured in lwo Yank Victories, Felled by Pitched Ba uggins 1tters | SPOON OOP PP LIP LOL A ha hal al PO ll lt OO Nl ll al Weal lal eallalf aten 16 ree a3 MY Be St. Louis U. 32, Illinois College 7. Grinnell 16, Washington 2. | x . Soldan 6, St. Louig U. High 0. . | Re rinne Cleveland 14, Flat River 0. . - § Western 2, Central 6. . * a CUT wn rane seta uns In Secon ing. F stball M O ee 52, Granite City 0. ——e “3 Local ootball en ut- enld 17, McKinley 0. ‘ Se a MIDDLE WEST. . a rushed 230 Yards to 16— Minnenota 12, Haskell 12. McGraw Uses Five Pitchers in Effort to Stop the © ° isconsin 21, Michigan Aggies 0. : Visitors Score Two Touch-| nebraska 24, Oklaho wos. rom at gg ge > ag Foe—Shawkey Taken Out When Control downs and F ield Goal. Carnegie Tech 13, Carrell 0, ° ° ee _- Weakens in the Eighth. : By Arthur Schneff. Kansas 9, Okinhoma A. and M. 0, . - : /3—0, it was apparent to everyone 0. tinent ; that it was only a matter of time EAST. ; By the Associated Press. | = before the Pioneers would clinch Yale 40, Georgia 0. The Yankees evened up the series NEW YORK, Oct. 13 2 # the game. Harvard 6, Middlebury 6. at the Polo Grounds toaay by win- ILLER HUG + * Se i The visitors, however, paid dear- Amberst 0, Union 06, ning the fourth game, score 8 to 4; the Yankees sv believes: ; - "@ wy for their victory, as two of their samen 17, Georgetown @. and not only did they beat the|{ to win the 1928 parte gpg cortain: 5 ©@ stare suffered injuries that will prob- segs eee as Aggies 0. Giants, but they impaired the tradi-|? g.rje3 baseball i oeies on world $ 5 "@ abiy keep them out of play for the 4 panire 13, Rhode Island tion of the infallibility of John Me-|4 wz, York Giants mee rom the é P@ emainder of the season. Morgan) Rowdoin 14, Norwich © Graw. Mr. McGraw gave @ most!) heavy hitting of his usal Pg 34 : Taylor, an end, left the game with Harvard Freshmen 7, pa 0. flagrant exhibition of picking the fourth game, Hu Ange Bec! re ‘ ©@ an injury later diagnosed as a frac- Rochester 13, Hamilton 0. wrong horse after the stable had they figured to co it ee 7 red forearm, and George Critchett, Hobart 21, St. Lawrence 17. ,| been stolen, or however the saying Stuantan Auld srs ne 0 8 gon FR ae palfback, suffered a dislocated right W. Virginia 13, U. ef Pittsburg 7. goes. He saved his effective pitch-|) ) inn ¢ pitching @e+ > peboulder 10 Pancha eee, ers until the Yankees had built up on for tomorrow's game lay 4 ’ h Washington and Jefferson 12, between Waite Hoyt, the Brook- ; : From the very first play of the; , a comfortable lead. ) eee P game, when Halfback Wing circled | cay 28, wilttame ¢. Still “comfortable” is not quite the4 ‘ta eee a Joe — i = i. a> — Se left end for a 40-yard gain, Wash- i aldinmaaedty 24, Boston University : ae titted . right word. A score of 8 to 4 may lef Jhurier rking well as a = Y “® ington was on the defensive. And @, ee ee suggest ease and peace of mind, and Sem Maes pa 2% ‘ zi : with the exception of a brief period | Trinity 20, Lowell Textile Inst. 0. The picture shows Pennock after one of Bentley’s fast pitches had hit him, in the second game of the world’s series. Pennock, despite an & to 0 (the lead which the win- ager, még pas e ran men: { "ae in the second quarter, when an in| Bucknell 47, Susquehanna 6, me severity of his hurt, remained = the same and _—— 4 iacemmtatsictel ae ecill bears a four- ‘tach black and bine reminder od us —- ners enjoyed during the greater part ley ; “pipet ore ack Benth } 4 tercepted pass brought the ball i Navy 27, w. Virginia Wesleyan Sov cenapancincosapusnaamarananomenls wae ee ee tas ne Se ae ng ana ere ne OO Se aD of the game) certainly sounds safe: ; veo ” American § - | 12. leaguers. John Watso . hi f n will be $ : the Pioneers’ 5-yard line, Washing~| ;, but just the same, this was one of /) )" a } " 7 4on was fighting off the arn Seta, ae ee ea on mois ri e e u rises j ‘ ries ac eras ersons the most nerve-wracking battles of eee ede his place. ; JAPANESE SUNKEN GARDENS : ‘ashi ra' only 16| as ee ts ‘ Gra no excuses to) — &@® attack. Washington gained only | shall 0. the entire series. ee BRACKENRIDGE PARK SNES sards in rushing, compared with 230| atgers 10, Lehigh ©. The highest point of dramatic sus-|/ ™#ke for the loss of today’s game. Be ; - for Grinnell. Washington made | Penn. Military College 16, Al- . _ Standing of the Clabs«. pense yet attained was reached in RANA AA AAA AA ae . 4 7 «6oly one first down, the result of| bright 0. owerful Attack but Billikens Won. Lost. Pct. si 0 e ame the last half of the eighth inning,| If Atlas had said, “Here you, hold : 7 * a penalty, while Grinnell earned | U. of Delaware 14, Ursinus 7. Giants ...cesceee 2 2 .600 when the Giants had the bases filled, | this!” it would have seemed the pert ® eleven. | Syracuse 23, Alabama ©. Yankees ......... 2 2 500 a with two out and Frank Frisch at|of wisdom for the young man 19 " w * 7. @6«In spite of the visitors’ obvious) Beige Freshmen 34, U. of Cleve- e Results of Games. In rom y bat. have accepted the lesser burden. BB exrcriority. every point scored by the| PE ieasta 12, swarthmore 18 mash Lhrough to 3Z to / Victory), re: came siete £8°0: vankoos To be sure, the National League | | But he was not visibly dletrsaaee “ teams was due to lucky “breaks” se oe ego eiaiienenn age . yl gong jetting _ champions were a full five runs be-/| merely terribly engrossed. The : . id w e : ‘ ° 8 n @e and not to good football. But the} g¢. stephens 7, City College of | ~ a r : “¢ | Forward Pass Nets First Touch-|!"4 at that time, but they were@der of the menacing hands bothered ~ better team got the most of them. N. Y¥. @. - , , : as Becnpne game—Yankees 4-10-0: 2 : driving ahead with such courage and | him not at all. He was much too ‘ P ie ag ERC UEC Sieh: Waetx © My Medeniior ¢. Reconstructed St. Louis U. Line Penetrated by Husky Visitors—| , oreo, 5 & Batteries: Penaock and down and Line Plunge power that anything seemed possi-/| intent upon evading the Hehyning of ‘ : Washington's only gcore came Jate SOUTH. Ramaciotti Forced Out by Shoulder Injury—Eggler Plays es ee Brings Another. ai Fans “Pull” for Giants. phim detroit oe ~ in the first period. The Red and » asia J der. ns or ‘Probably you have already Y recog. « : Texas A. and M. 14, Sewanee 0. « Third Game—Glants, 1-4-0: Yan- | h 3 ‘ 0- . “4: ° ’ , as’ been said many times that! nized our Green had the ball on its own 40-| ‘Washington and Lee 6, Kentucky | - Most Brilliant Game of His Career. kees, 0-6-1, Batteries: Nehf and | By the Associated Press. sortie , | Pendinate: on eee as : yard line when Levy was called on to! ¢ Snyder: Jones, Bush and Schang. NEW YORK. Oct. 13.—Coach| the tans do not get very much ex 2 + 50%, lone left-hander of t i kick. He sent a high, twisting spiral Vircinia M. I. 21, Roancke Col- i : te eer im 4. : ’ ; ‘ " yil strife, but that ankees, ree men on bases were — “Ww 40 yards.to Critchett standing on the} tege 6. : . g Fourth Game — Yankees, $°49-1; | necksie's football isem from Maelo) he abandoned.|20"@ Of his doing. This was whol. T@ 20-yard line. Critchett touched the| Furman 20, Presbyterian @. St. Louis University scored its third football vietory of the 1923 foot-| poinock and Schang; J. Scott, |Dame came to New York today and observation must now ‘|ly an hereditary comptication, The 3 Vy from Winter ™ ball, but it escaped him and rolled | ¢ ~ red Arizona 19, Phoenix Junfer | ball campaign yesterday when it humbled a husky band of gridiron per-| Ryan, MeQuillan, Jonnard, Barnes |},naeq the iatetin tee the Went Polo Grounds has sn ng 9: sins of a “wo are visited ypon = le ever the goal line. Before Critchett | \~®'- formers from the Illinois Gollege of Jacksonville, Illinois, by a 32 to 7| #n@ Snyder. known such a din. It was as if the | successor lle Bob Shawkey was. Mecould run with the ball, Fullback| | Nezels Coll. 38, Louisiana Nor 7 i i | Attendance and Finances. Point Military Academy a 13-to-0| (14:5. 46000 had suddenly turned | engaged in being hit and in fae 5 . | Claypoo! of Washington was on | ele 22. Howard 6. 2 ° - . ech pecs é PI ya | Fourth game—Attendance, 46,302; defeat. The game was played at! Giant partisans during the rally. The | passes, Pehnock was in $3 e ifth Annual Cruise Tour on the eplen- 7} @ him, and the play went for a safety,| Virginia U. 32, St. Johns 7 eleven than in the preceding games this year. The visitors possessed 2) receipts, $181,622; advisory council’s| pies yield, Brooklyn, before a| rhythmic swash of 92,000 hands (al- | ployed out in deep left feild a (Pacific Line) built especially for @ giving the locals 2 points. | Mixsiaxippi Coll. 19, Birmingham | line which was very close to the Billiken standard both in size and effi- bya aahagprer’ a * tiga crowd of more than 30,000 persons, | owins two tor each fan) tumping | UD. Dut suddenty Saaaee gone > o . 627.22: each club's e, 010.44, , ’ ' New York February 2nd; returns : : Intercepted Pass Gives Score. Southern 6. ciency and which caused the newly arranged Blue and White line considerable | 1. "rb the four games: Attend- ted together in unison sounded like a/from the top of the hill, and when ma, Peru, Chile, across the Just before the half ended, Walsh, | Louisiana State 33, Spring Hil @ | troubic lance, 204,441; receipts, $723,104; ad- inpheding 1460 cadets. wma, 008 choir rehearsal of thunderbolts. 4 — sang was read, Pennock found Tazi visit- 7 —_— : | Arkansas 23, Rice 0. 7 | og i's she 65.60.|in their own section of the field, the middle of the diamond stood | that he had inherited th : ome Salient | ee ee ee ey Missixsippi A. and M. 6, Ouachita The victory may prove costly t0| ward wall of Blue and White did/visery council's apne iaaaee ae : sit ht, left-handed young man,| ners and a chance to shone | ; wo ands below equator. bled a punt which was recovered by i c a ; POR ee h ie , 4 TTT? we Ait i i ] lay ers’ pool (c omplete-—p ayers | added that touch of color always a sig pi 0 Frisch. ay ‘ Stevi boi é cea | @. : the St. Louis University due to the not show the brilliance which has ing in first four games only), $362,- | stooping slightly from the pressure The only loophole in the legacy was =. ; ayior for srinnell. W ashington | . U. of Tennessee 13, Georgetown injuries suffered by Frank Ramac- | been in evidence during the two 904. Each club's share, $122,927.69.| present at a military contest. of the onus on the back of his néeck.| the fact that two were out. ze The Mediterranean. A series ; players warmly disputed the play,| U. of Kentucky 0. 'eciotti the stellar backfield man of} opening games. ee | aca aes spentened ryener a 3 : hat will offer a choice perfectly suiting ; claiming that Taylor caught the ball | a : — Tulane 4. the. Billiken machine. Ramacciotti The ends and backfield of the lo- ‘ though there were some Pennock, With Bases Filled by Shaw ys time of starting, duration of tout, | Without Walsh's having touched it, | a oe 1B rosary s.C has been suffering from a bad shoul-/| cals played good football and the My Own Wine? in ©. GCOFS, ENRON wn ey PLAND (Red Star Line) and 8. S. . 3 which was the way it appeared to) lina 0. a ‘7 hs OEM. Ware~ | der for the past ten days and en-! Billiken tackling was the best exhib- | brilliant rung by Smythe, the snappy P } Hi M f O Out T; h P ES s Line)— both well-known for their "ae “ny spectators, but the referee; eine Coll. 54, Elon Coll. 6. | tered the game in bad shape. Four) ited in several years. The players, Laurel Feature quarterback. The Cadets passing ifc A {s ates ult o oug rs +8 public eg taenapes pe »Tuled otherwise. Critchett then | Tennessee 12, Georgetown 6. times his shoulder was hurt during’) dove for runners and brought them) was weak, and where Notre ga Pennock: was net aiesaelbes aoe & onities to visi: Italy and Northern @® booted a perfect dropki | le ° f ay i -onies d he was!|.dow ‘ith regularit The attack. | ma ed to cross the goal line in the ip . pkick from the} Centre 28, Clemson 7. is stay in the concest an e own wi regularity. e attack. | nag Re Booklet on request. @® %-yard line as the period closed. | Florida 7, Georgian Tech 7. | at last forced from the field. The/| even after the removal of Rama:-/| Defeats Spot Cash by Three | second period on a throw from) pared to take up his duties, for Bob a and Far East. Found the World S Neither team wae able to store! Mercer 7, Ft. Benning 7. injury is a muscular one and wheth- ciotti showed power and speed. Egg- | e Stuhldreher to lLayden, Army missed | |‘ Bhawkey had shut out the Giants for “ tk December 11th and janvary ist— @ *S2iy until late in the fourth period. | pe sre ag Age a ag ll er it will prevent his appearance jer, who called signals during the | Quarters of a Length in several opportynities for long gains seven innings, and, with an eight-run a lossom time. Fer East —Honolula, me etinnell's fierce attack had Wash- | Phillips U. 21, Fairmont College 0. | 2#2inst Missouri Saturday has not greater purt of the game, played the | Maryland Handicap. |by muffing their aerial plays. margin of safety, it hardly seemed AB. 4 ; from San Francisco February 2nd, ae MEton on her own 5- -vard line when | ee & eg | been determined. Leo McCarthy, best game of his career. His return-| Notre Dame’s second touchdown) ‘that an heir would be required. How- wis af .\.. 4 7 - _ A. - 4 Levy was called upon to kick. His | crus act the reliable forward, was also re-| ing of kicks — brilliant. LAUREL, Md., Oct. 13.—Admiral leame in the fourth period near the | ever, in the eighth, Shawxey crunt- Dugan 3b sl ae 5 " e 2 ee 4 e ging from 5 to 19 deys, from New Punt was a “freak” that went into | South Daketa 14, North Dakota 6. | moved from the contest when he Remaceiots pinged Event feetees - Own took down the |end of play. Garbisch, the Army) pled, and after three men hat pcored Mam we nko sees fe - 3 ys and Saturday the air a! short distance pa then | N. Dekota Aggies 14, S. Dakota | suffered a severe blow in the face-| during his stay in the game. His Grayson’s My a ndicap, feature |center, had intercepted and caught/an@ three more had come to “ase.\ Mm, Meusel if.” .. S 9°-a : tig a a iW rolled over the Wash 1 li | State 18. ‘ *Higi, who wasein the fray. despite forward passing was accurate and | $10,000 Mary wen : cin - cleverly |a long pass from Notre Dame's side Pennock was summoned out of Dri-| Mipp ib ....., oe Se eT e- a S. S. FRANCONIA from New 'where C. Sieniened cae 4 - in | I ee ee Pein, Wns eniieped “in the Sire | Sit ped qemeet. fe tenee eaten a o* eae agg Saye tos S procs 0 Ke of adof the line Then Smythe shot the! vate Hfe. Ward 2........ ee ae 45 e he from San i el on it for the! ©. ¢. ¢ - the first’ quarter. His running|Winning by pitlee-ge : , in pitching |Sehamg ¢ ...... a: Francisco December 4th first touchdown of the game. Smith| Cole. College 18, Cole. Miners ©. coat brnones 4 b d off tack! 4 lcngth. A. C. Bostwick’s Spot Cash |pall through the ‘air, but Crowley,) He was very deliberate in p oe = i 5 8 8 2. 4 @ lssed the try for goal. ! U. of Cole. 40. Cala. Normal 4. | Lllinois a Surprise. aroun on 1 an of tackle resulted | was second, six lengths in front of |wotre Dame's ieft- halfback, inter-\to Frisch, but as yet his aim was thonae tet tee 6 423s ce ae lines at Joweest retee. | Washington tried: den w Utah U. 78. U. of Wyoming 10. Tilinois surprised the Billiken fol- | in many first downs. for St. Louis. | New Hampshire. Green Tree Sta- cepted the ball and ran 35 yards to/| ouite adjusted and in no time at all Rasinaate “§ eeeee So £24 dl . 3 ' ; Biem the tide b — Sepernness ad Denver 14, Utah Agetesn 0. lowers both as to size and ability. The pang —e > Bagge pent | ble’s Cherry Pie was fourth. Time Army’s 35-yard line. Crowley then the tension was terrific. The first cia a. find » & @ & which gives sailing dates, ports of call, Passes in bh y resorting to forward | Stanford U. 55. Sawta Clara 4. Nevertheless the visitors’ score was came after the first five minutes | 9 the mile and a quarter W&@S/|4 0) n6 pall around right end for| pitch was low and outside and that; Totals ....... 37 8 18 27 is a & _ _ ane ies aces cae onl et ee | ae Sawai of a Gecided fluke. The) O° Div, Sew vented tha hall wo taleee ee) nother 30 yards and Miller plunged |was ball one. Frisch swung at the GIANTS. 6 at e 4 r ntercepted one of! @. - did accomplish things which, Kenzie had advanced the ball to the | 2 New | #"° jed it. Then camea,.. 485.K% HK. PFO ‘oe @ ly arranged. . American Express ®@ Thym's heaves and ran 20 yards for. U. of Washington 19, Whitman 0. | poneee se cg sat o geuc he, Visitors 29-yard line. Eggler then When the start was made . ‘through the line for the remaining | next one and fou The thun- | Beecroft ss ...., ee Sey . eS 8 5 ntatives in foreign lands assure | anoth - | looked bad for the Billikens. The . Hampshire took the track and, with | 4 a touchdown. Crowley | ball and then another one. e thun pod . *e ; ; ‘ | “her Grinnell touchdown, three ——+ ! loon ers ‘mes ripped the scored on a pass from Ramacciotti. ‘five yards and a { in| Gree S ....., -8 © 6 3 £6: 2 tion. 2 minut ” | ' | Collegiane several times rippe ; Golden Rule and My Own close up, kick the goal. der of the 92,006 hands increased Friech 2b sé Le. S Kick tes after the first. E. Kingery BUCKEYES TIE’ COLGATE | rearranged Billiken line to shreds The Illinois touchdown was regis- made the running past the stand failed to Dame had been ex-|yclume. The Gisnt hers jumped *- ; es Ss ¢° 43 2» 2 | ae = the goal, _ 23-23, THOUGH TRAILING 27d made first down through the tered shortly _stier the Bt. 500M! a6 anound the Gut tom. Week) | wee sp a somewhat open|in the air. Pennock could not hear) py. saease By > : 4 ae: ESS EPT [Neshington. | 7 HALF | ee ee ee piss 1 — migusenes co fot the sem howe \ORT’ : if their gains were! Schang‘’s comforting scream: “Make | teengel ef ......2 41 2 ‘ Fe F TRAVEL DEPT. PE Soise resicion, — Grinnett. 17-3 AFTER FIRST —————————eeneecneinea=enmenmnmmes| here chretch Dey Ou mame Sov lean: SNe ae uae See ole ee t Sta. (Bell) Olive 7280-67 OR, = 5 We) eae i ' ; ; mes ties COLUMRT Ss. Ym. Ot. ‘0 ..Catente! ‘BLOTT’S PI ACE “cx: OI IIL (IOLA | passed (,oiden Rule and went ropa [ made on & It was thought this Perhaps it would not have helped Snyder @ «steve + 0 0 s 1 - ) & y- Dallas: 1306 Commerce St. Pe... «ke -_.... Wood | from the East and Ohio State, repre- | NS FOR MICHI > RUTH’S RECORD IN ,| New Hampshire. At mye wig so gro end sae ttack may have baffied | much if he had, for he realized the |4. Meott p......@ @ @© @ ca ‘. *rache... S yecsataly Grimes Senting the West, battled to a tie | WI GAN ) \istretch, My Own got s hea method of @ ti his id have to be a Byaw p..-.....8 @ @%) tm , 0920 0 2.2 ek Sh ee : : : . ons necessity. T wou wu : 6 . ee apaug eset = «8: eee Dare tedayv in one of the most spfttacular ) OVER VANDERBILT 3.0 F THE 1923 SERIES front and. coming on stoutly, won the Army cya gt Oe TT ek ae lone hand. There was one men, Pen- MeoGuitine v os & (7) cv) 7) : * ¥ fy weer | Mie hole (Cy | gridiron etrugegles ever witnessed , ! a stiailtaniatitime tin eamamnatiiak in the end rather handlliy. had been nyide or : d be- Benticy 5 () i o e $ 3 ~g 8} : uckeves trat , ock, bleed, bone and soul, an J | ; Mai RE........ Jvinter soit lettinin of ghar, . ‘ > ne : —_— , : : I x bd a “4 t ’ nN! . - - " ix ' ae ae “y Rp aes Frade rad Fupreme i ta managed to «t ve Michigan rode to a 3-to-0 victory i AB. R. H, 2. 2B. HA. TB.Bb.S0.A ve. is.h, Spot Cash reeset Cama The lineup and warty #2 than 46. 000 others, but a gulf was : _ : : . ~ Fae Pour Terese © ¢ fe a : ss Wing | off defeat and tie the score at 23-22. |. wer Vanderbilt on Jack Blott’s toy: 4 I I v0 | 0 3 @8@ 250 | from _— rest ere i te lasted ong West Point. Pestdlen- pe fixed between. Not one in the 46, 000 o 2s a, 6 ie : AYHoo] FR bee Sweet Tf Vas Hove Workman, Buckeye | siete his lace kick from the 15- SECOND GAME RECORD. oo nm ati DP t ke the place Dovyle i werr. L.E...- hieen could help him by 80 much ae an 1 e- ° e pA ( ‘ Referee—_Freq Young, iil. Wesley- | halfback. who srintched victory from | today, his pie : s 8 3.8.6 's 630 22 Oe * hire. The | Goodman.....----16T--+-+>: -- Bact | -ignth of an inch in getting thet ball pe En net Umpires—John L. Griffith, Be-,*he invaders. Colvate had swept over | yard line being all that prevented 4 | THIK) GAME RECORD | com Sy oa. map reo nest the | Entinger.. EAD: + + renee BroWS | across the plate = 8 6 8 eG Ls Ke ort ‘ tn Fenarlet and Grav defens th . Sai i a } ° +} ¥ ‘0? 3 £ us 5 4 Pe b8 2 ROEM OP ‘ m ¥ ea Sat ‘ — : Nort ecere ern. oes cheng ay ayy ae om repetition of last year’s scoreless Ue. | z2 0 ee ee wer ; 2 2 Oe | oo record made by Hourless. The | Garbisch...--+-++- Rhee hat sep ——e He waited a very long. time ant 4 * on Svar eon ond 2ed 4th T | Birnine of the third period. Biett was called back from center | FOURTH GAME KEOCORD. | race netted the winner $8559. Warwick. . +00 +2 +EG--nrsree Kizer| perhaps he prayed or possibly he ae Se ae Eee Rallying. however, the Buckerés | ro. the play only after Michigan, get- - 2.8 Be os By 2 a8 Mulligan....----- sae f Oberst |merely talked to himself Oe re RIC, “Oct. inne}] ea 0 ° 0 o_1¢ e#dded seven points in this period and et 3 er a SE 2s LOORD, | 4 - * Muephy| “Pennock, my boy, its got | : alse ae ee ee Buber tutions Chtenie eee six more early in the next while the ting the ball to Vanderbilt's i-yard Ab. R. H. 2b Sh HHK.TH.SO.BB.P ect. KANSAS AGGIES WIN Baxter...+«+++***- R.E.... fa over. It’s got to be over'” ; — “a ~~ Sie a . 7 Grimes Shornweber for Taylor, | Pasterners were gathering six. ‘line, had lost yardage in two pile-| aft: yi = Lp Bg ssi OVER CREIGHTON, 6-0 | smythe...---+--- wg ‘s @rowley Frisch Too “Previous.” gamete: ie 3] ay eee ee ee ee So driving attempts to puncture the ad-/ wine, INNING —Seott pitching. | 5 Fg org 12.—The se ala Sp AE: +7 Oiled D. Miller| Then he pitched. Vriaeh artes ip te ee ad a ae oo eee SET oo Or Cri; once mathe gpa Py oa W..-J. MAKES 23 FIRST \emant Vanderbilt defense. Struck out with call twe a«atrikesx a "MANHATTAN, by ee yg er OE HMewihtt...«..«+++*- oes eeeeee Presi to throw away his’ bat and trot to ‘ te ny yaa 2*2coopom erect, ¢ cart , o m . gies ¢ Peper Pers, ee . rf oe Mount Clay re Por Du Fell for Dare.| DOWNS, BEATING BROWN | sit was « narrow victory and indic- | rms spp Bl ee ee apes sng a on a sippy field in a@ leone a geet 7 ; ante. pred ges rng said, “Strike 2. , oa » eb taeton—Dus ale fer Mitechets, Ry » Awenciated Press. . ) . lit which the SECON iN . - slow game. 6 to 0. Neither team was a ” 9 7 9 6-49 7 we: ries age " > pes, , Lime Pitman for Dugdale. Hut‘on fat| WASHINGTON, Pa. Oct. 13.—|*8tive OF the equa ov oa aoe RoE me ee pikee~ Jable to get an effective offense eT sce ame "9 6 6 oO 9 /and took counsel with whatever faith | Rit ; | aie terranean . as owed ma bi in for Kurrus, Cantwell Wachineten and Smee cg teams battled so valiant!) ‘ FOURTH INNING. — MeQuilian | way because of the ee — Notre Dame scoring: Touchdowns | 1s in him and this time Friech hit the . saan For full information apply ie “ty Thrasher for Claypeol, a most impressive victory = - te ro 000 spectators Both played crafty pitching. Walked for sixth time in The Aggie score came ad wasted —Layden and Miller. Points from UNITED AMERICAN “4, ie ae Levy, Ingamelis for Al- campaign oday whenmy thes e a ' : = thet tended to | series. of .the game in the seco < thes touchdown—Crowiley. Ref- meo- Tr ' ail The fcotball, the fumbling b nt out- i try Freight HARRIMAN LINE) F . ym for Weber, Weber for} Brown University, 12 to {. °e FIFTH INNING..—. McQuillan The wind took Fitzgibbons pu ree--Ed Thorpe, De 14 le. Um- a a “Joint Service ehinte. eee ee en ar, ade a | har the game being more than offset | piching. Struck out for third time | side on his own 20-yard third ‘own pire—H. J. Costello, reetown. | HAMBURG AMERICAN ‘ raed, ©, Touchdowns—Shornweb- | ee acrinst three for Drow n, 5 pone a ‘by swift, washing interception of| im series. five-yard penalty on ¢ pcm sa im. | Field judge—A. ¢. Tyler, Princeton. * 0. C. Kingery. Drop kick— crushing Mme attack, wide end run EIGHTH INNING. — Jonmaré | cave the Aggies the ne y adlinesman — Walter Eckersall, 171 W. et ‘chett . Goal after touchdown EE. and occasionn] forward passes. W. ipasses, while the work of the linese) " ' i first | petus. A pass, Swartz to Stark, then | He ¢ Chicago. . S ter er Tt Snwery. ane mone ndow an pitching. Doubied te ieft on University o rime of gam = leah i Safety—Critchett ‘giving and J. scored two oy og | men on both sides was at top form. ball pitched. | took the ball over. . site Regist ie 1 ee ‘“ngton 2 points). | Brown one in the third quarter. mi ge ae oe {wise . , | e ag — I pnt ¥ v4 aM

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PA NOE LO OLE ELLY NE IN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; - Turnstiles © Some _ Pitchers Delight _ to Check a Batting Rally, While Others Prefer to Check the . . be F wa ey | he : . 9 4 Miss P ep Retains District Golf | Zev s Alternate in Papyrus Match, Who Won Fast Race ; Soldan, Yeatman | poate - Huggins & ° Title, Defeating Mrs. R. J. Kohn And Cleveland Sad ;; Move Gave Yg ak a " Heer” Petites +14 ery A tl cl eth lites Met ini a Cv cotter ade h. rey gl 7 7 “i : ae “ tit oe os OO ee ee aes rr ’ —~ wt e aa aaa ae He Nd | Players to Get $6590 i Win Grid Games HE eens cae ae ° Game Says a ne ee Se a s : In Brilliant 19-Hole Struggle: ss " — .* rf 7 Aegan SP MBwoa - a SRR eS ore ee | ee ee greg! a a “ae tel gy allen oe oe toll, Benld (Il. ) High Defeats Mc- assured. The total receipts ci. at the first four games of the Kinley in Rough Con- struggle between the Yankees and test, 17 to 0. ee Giants totaled $723,104, which e a ty Field R ed Ba * means that but $276,966 more is im uces ttle needed to reach the million mark. * -.) Forwa rd Passes Attempte With good weather, another ca- 5) Ee. ee += 4 ae “ 4 XS “y eS 3 ay |. Three victories and two defeats then 4 5 oe, Snap ae J ; pacity crowd, with receipts ! iC ight. ie $200,000 is expected today at the }| NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Ae Yankee Stadium. It also is cer- 4 ly the Giant pitchers have tm | tain that at least two more games 2| knowledge of how to hb 2 tie iets ba A epics) abl ke Whos Be a were negistered by the high school) | iteams of the Interscholastic League | By J. Roy Stockton, | i ii BS £ ‘ | Se pe: | pesteraay, The games. were not! There are battles and games and contests in which there is as much | | . ‘ ‘ Y tw = : tomeres matcher Soldan defeated ? will be played. The high mark in } weakness of the Yankees: = Mo.. Oct. 13. ie glory for the vanquished as there is for the victor. Such was the case | fa . se a ae Fs ia h P 3 aye | 9. |) receipts was in 192i, when $900,- { Either that or Jack 5 fp OOLUMEIA, Missous! — in the final match of the women's district golf championship tournament, |) 2 = : YS —— ae ia rs St. Louis Academy, 6 Re '\¢ 233 waa taken in. McQuillan could not put { ; 2 to 0, over, here th at the Midland Valley Country Club yesterday morning in which Miss | . | é fete: bes | egg won from the Fiat aati ~ pate Scary oe pgs an aun at ted int ; : shoujd have won—and - Si : ek , Peering = ig ok i Be | sh School, 14 to 6, and Yeatman)) series » $53.04. i 4 e gta nae champion, defeated Mrs. R. J. Kohn of Triple A, ee — , oes | oe Se | |drubbed the Granite City eleven, 52/2 amount, the players of the Giants }| Polo Grounds this aft noon. ’ ' “—s | op fac “h, , ;} |to ©. Central lost a close game {and Yankees split $272,087.38. } Bing. the Yankees she ws Western Military Academy by a Divided 60 per cent to the winner and nearly 50,000 fans ¢ to-0 count and McKinley emerged on | and 40 per cent to the loser, this _ batting punch, and I want 2 more courageous battle than did 5 MA CH ee a : . , ¥ % a ss we Mrs. Kohn. Handicapped at the CARDS OF TITLE T | ees 5 = 4 ees ~ Mee | ithe loser’s end of a rough battle|) Means $163,252.43 for the victor ‘readers that it was a and $108,836.95 for the athletes } *@t- But while the Y start by the necessity of wearing her | AT MIDLAND VALLEY sii ye : TPA EYL 59K, VI Bet re ON Tae tine yons rt, ot aor eee: * . - e ll i ti te a i i a hs Oe Pr Ba - a ee ee yee e Te ROT RAMOS Wek cee. ie ae ote Rye a. oe, > c % Bers se a ee “aS ; cess acer stag up for her poor drive by fine shots Pape of ~~ — to the oi. s ; 3 ents oP ue riage an eae oy % are > : ee - es z ¥ oy aes #. overcome them. The Carondoieters |Sive football team held the Harvard sean 6 dae : in the fairway with her second ball, ee wee Se gree eae ree ee See oe ee See = | x 3 S. = -| |scored in the second quarter when /‘©4#™ to a 6-6 tie here this after- later e n a 'had a fifty-yard advantage on the Se ee ‘ig ii Se ok GR a (| Me ae ee, y e ie es , ;noon. Two goals from placement | ©® the bench. a she again faltered on the green and) 4iive and when Mrs. Kohn’s second |haoee pS OR rae oh Eten 2 RE FE a. oe ee eee) | the Fiat ee: rig od _by Marshall Klevenov evened the Play Proves essf Mrs. Kohn's seven reduced the de-| Was pulled into a trap 50 yards from eee et Sie, Sore Se es ee : ee as s Sree Fee ae SI Rule forced eT We a ye ne score in the last period. The next batter was Sek On the fourtventh luck switched! wa. ower. Miss Pep used a midiron |= =o a 6 OE ee i. 8 i ee tee, a oe ae eee | «blocked the attempted kick and sn _|Fisher hurled the full power of the | °me of the best in the 4 the other way and Mrs. Kohn’'s third | for her second shot and her bal! i aoe _ Sa & “a Seoul 5 — | ‘ » are on the ball behind the Fiat River Crimson offensive pn in a bril- League. Huggins 4 ah shot lodged in a sand trap. She took stopped on the near edge of the | haawaNnr Eee i - ee fo eee ee ee | goal. As second touchdown ig liant aerial attack, the Middlebury | 5¢h4ng to bunt and att , | , = >. : po a ee m, a a”. ies PO 5 BN Reg Re OR Re EC ; thi e ’ ; two to get out and when she went) green. But magic skill had been m ili a aaa ee Sa ae x eee. SPORE : mee eae Be eg as pancgrnge bab om ene osan tin > defense sagged and yielded four times signaled for Pipp and ¥ — = Cee a ; ne we , gS eso are gradual advanceme : , .for a total of 60 yards—and held, the running as soon as Sestt@ te. oa 4 ee ae Pd PAP NOEL 2 4 @ dows OO “ ep he ORES ren ite ela gt esggirINEgaor ent PO te. A A eel neg ca aaa ena ictal tabaci eseatd NH , . ‘ : nage é os ae oe | 7 A eu Gare oo ayee - wet tent Re rit. rs LAT ee i. = a & . sas PO he ee it Ae a Ae call = ee “* oe « : oye aeemes « “ - te : oer y nia ae 7 OST spa page ED Baw Soke. ccm ge Ragesiene MEAL PP RC RSET a i ita at ‘x oo . Pie. ‘ ahig 2 hau pi to- %) yee A FP Oy Ve sietiniacn i va Fee Ne OR gee eee * ght tna ae ao eigs Boe Ae Z ' one BE me oe all Sante hast oy ~ > alle » Sew - oth wae “YI ANP 2 a gy IR EP Es ONE ys oad - i g ei aa re” ae +) aled —, ; i os Se i +--enye Ow Lm eS BS EM 68 el 7 PR PO ah NB aE PS cod = ow weer am . it vane ee be - 4 v way rif eee 2} owe) i, Fe | : £ si ue | " “+ es + , oe ce P if yb eo SEP RA: 8 MOE PEI BOD TTL ng? (ENA OTS ot o , eT OG RL ben % ee ee MEE 6 ¥ _— e 54 ” 4 d ‘ , ¥ allied en be A embeia -Oay vf > a to eee Ae Ra aes 7 : WEN ye ' down in eight strokes she became. waved into Mrs. Kohn’'s mashie nib- | ee es a eee ee ee Sod: sino 3S Rien Oe SOP RR a2 A RRR Ne ORR RR , | three down with only four holes to/ lick. She swung smartly into the) (S/Re Regs ee Pe Miata Ts ee is ee ere age OS a NR Gea sti Bk ae, ees GES River goal by the Cleveland wack | ume ended with the ball in the| Pitch. Huggins gambled o 4 play, an apparently insurmountable sand. the ball soared into the air. ~ eee eres pmo oe ES 2. Se ae tpn. eee ae Sse Se eS a a iad , field. Pickering received a forward | Vermonters’ possession | bunting the bal. If. y hit into the green and came to rest rating er Ss iS eee ee Sees ie ee : = ‘pass on the 12-yard line and took, lineup and summary: missed then Pipp would & But then and there Mrs. Kohn three feet from the hole, another omic _— , —_ the ball over for the touchdown. Middlebury (6). Position. Harvard (@). | 2" easy out at third. ee started one of the most prilliant ral-| shot that Hutchison would have been * 7 : | Kohlbry kicked the subsequent goals) LE | But the play went thras a oe 5 a ~ aoe a » aus oi = ao {after each touchdown. | -r cessfully, and even if Scott Ei the fifteenth she was down in par, “USS reps approach put her with- | Yeatman‘s Walkover. os ed the ball, I doubt if he wa five, a stymie causing Miss Pep *O) in two and a half feet of the “SP and ADMIRAL CARY GRAY SON > MY OW N AND JOC KEY SIMO N Mc LANE The Yeatman victory Was an easy) tet wwe lew wen we ee | caught Pipp at third, as b Still Mrs. Kohn wes two then it was that Mrs. Kohn missed : psa an come! ~ + He. rew good start. As it was. Scot! take six. ¢ h h “iin one for the North Enders, who . ! al down and only three to go. pr oye Sees oC Wing the : 2 sletely outclassed the eleven fram Evang | ve ball, and. I might ~ The drives on the 231-yard aly, PROP ah Her putt was off di- a _ — gp png S great 5-year-old won the Maryland Handicap at 11, miles cenit Cite Coach Enders, who/| Quackenbush pe to himself out of the game, t - r= Ss. 5 } ~ in @ e 0 ya . pe i c Gc : : z it a ¢ . sik’) ; - : / . pe rection, fully six inches, and she pre y Own was sidetracked by the Selection Committee when the choice of completely outclassed the eleven | Hollquist |upset him, I think, as teenth hole were not too good. Mrs. ; 7 ; unts Kohn’s ball was pulled a bit anc pared to congratulate Miss Pep. an opponent for Papyrus was made. Zev was chosen with My Own an alternate. Many think My "ew. Cenatk ile anes! Carleton AES | set the best pitchers in aay) a the edge of the rough. Virginia, however, could do no bet- | Own the better horse. from Granite City. © o ; - ¥ Sate |. Seri migiania a 17 stopped near : = ee _— scored in every period an cme By perieds: ‘hits to satisfy the cr . 7 ter with her 30-inch putt and so they tantly bei > lin stan eing! Wi Yeatman lineup was con y >| Middlebury think the greatest SN OE rR er a ce, . Babe Ae an A) Renee Pi Fipesi 7 TAs 2 { ai Meade ere ito 98 ab St i M8 aS AR 8 Se OF 4 ent ye d > ? * 4 ae Td ca zy iy 2 pip emt sean atay wen i oa ST eras sess eae ro ene wm » with a long trap guarding the edge. : zoe ———————S == — aoe tome ae es SP They were about. ever aster twe f B " : shifted in order to allow the scribd! Harvard narrow entrance to the putting eet i strokes, but Mrs. Kohn dubbed her an ees as O c Satis le GOPHERS TO 13-12 SCORE material to enter the game. Charley Harvard scoring: Touchdown —_ ae the leading point;Cheek. Middlebury scoring: Goal mame ) (from placement—Klevenoy 2%. Kef- | Frisch was at the hat. iss Pep w h ght, but/ ' ine . an a , face. Miss e as to t e ri t midiron ¢) ird a a Mis i aie —— a Pg’ PL wes ee i a = + the A Oc ia . ed QD ess 3 ; . Te? 2 . VY oe : mn"n ~ : , a w S$ anc ; “~~ , 7 h n - P MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., : maker, scoring four touchdown eree—H. C. McGrath, Boston College. |inning. The Giants in fine position for a pitch to thi y7. konn's seven won the match >. . green. which enabled the champion to re- | th | F ld G. / d Minnesota nosed a victory out of her/tpree points after touchdown for 4) tmpire—w. Halloran, Providence. | ke | j = ints :; . y hard throtgh the ga ae oe aan Ree: Geen. | l WO ic ou 5 an ad Pee ee ee ee Rene Se Foes of OF Sree | Field judge—G. V. Brown, Boston. | managed to pita hr epee g ay Pome : Rower scored two touchdowns and | Linesman—J. E. Keegan, Pittsfield. being scored upon, ee . “7 by trouncing Oklahoma, 24 to. re on =a j iansS = = OO ll ee Oe ee OS —- i i a cc cl gl Uia ii: uacic 4 Mrs. Kohn was away. She gave, wire ¢ B Agney of Triple A won en ne dabin. Mek bbaes thelceetems T Two 12 Ss merce, - ciean aroeu n —~+ >| ime— wo “> w — ; mas 3 | Merer and Schacht one each. Han-| lz, two 10 minute periods. \ability to master Frank : | the e wi the bunker one — nage ey | the consolation final, defeating Mrs. | ° “ ee Me Oe Cte, Bact th roll of the ground and chose to roll) George E. Mix, 1 up in 19 holes. Mrs. | S if t W t R Fe second half played the Gophers to a/.mibal kicked one point after touch-| | » ee ae | up to the green, skirting the edge ©. wix was 3 down at the thirteenth | d, e LU, rt es ing ar stan “se wit hed them a Ps prom The North Enders out-| JAYHAWKERS DEFEAT be falee ena a fru Nebraska's new stadium. Fiftes the yawning bunker. The shot WaSi4ng won three straight holes to. : ee Se) Or Reg ee ensive in *thei: wh territory e| weighed the visitors by about five) | There was no tales : nd spectators, the greate: perfect. The ball rolled within a *®quare the match. She had a poor freater part of the tim pier to the man in the berk-| OKLAHOMA AGGIES, 6-0 the fourth me like the” an ering at an opening game | foot of the trap. but continued [tO grive on the extra hole and her six .. es a a ‘ & 2 : all their s ee ‘s . hang Save. Poa ~ ae : ie ‘he. 2 my a » : - “ iS * t : " “ ee ee a : 5 = °c Silt, Claas te ti Wonk Beem nang che RR IRS lng ey 5 pene e 2 = val i: aed sat ae ae Pat : Lao le una NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Realizing that a lar: , 7 £ +} » "7 i= 7. | : m ; sae NE ' > * izing that a iarge majority of the baseba!! 5 ansas (9). Position. Okla. A.-™. . | with a drive well over 200 yards, L. Cox of Triple A, one ul 37 wrt “ Jisappointed o ount > ’ ; ‘ ineau oKe througn on an off tackle! The visitors crashed the: Mc- Krueger R.E 7 | to two touchdowns, while My ow) ro? = a) ray Por rit TS 3 Ss iil“ il Led ‘ ace un Oj 1t {\7 Per T rt oe . ; ab WBbek ta T1¢ . , > . oar : a 7 Se : ; ; . coe UA i}? — “ DUCNnCcown Abrams: n missed | finally tore openings OL - as —_ “— — i eee 6 owe : ’ play for the Yankees. His uc own when he recovere Kohn's brassie second was straight, congratulating the at wm mittee or | 4 real football score in to-dav 's game, but had to be satisfied rith . oan size to score. . Bancroft’s line drive in the set * Oklahoma fymble and sprinte : . . iin ’ . ‘ . ‘ ¢ + tha ot , : . : ; ie yar Dewttz goa! fron but it still left her a long pitch tO wnich Mrs) L. A. Blatterman was! field goals and a safety. The Varsity was too heavy for Coach MecGraw's the third period Capt J. Levi of Zboyovski was the individual star tate” ea ate age inning was one of the , Gs. Herb ‘s - Miss Pep's sec- | ' tee : ees. : ce ee ee ee ee eee TS iy ’ ps tne rrison | — mE “err uring the second perto the green yr hagpesrliaige hana she sarge ee : io team and the wizard mentor of the Red and Blue had to make frequent [=dians re i the ball on his own | for the Benld team. He counted 4) poipyern Higgins | %*¥- I don't believe that Be mene “= . a . o word mus @ «=A) ; ai 4 . - . Ass [ron Lev " tha (sonkhar =. ; = cor - : : masa Pi eve cee “**ee@e+* fight. It did not seem to be in the were in excellent condition and al! The other day everybody was fourth inning with nobody on al Meena , a ate ee : S jotta the second touchdown for Benld@ K re By periods: inning. » oe quist Le Thompso Saat Hi: Bee OO | when he broke through the crimson; ~4"*as .-. -- 2-06 © tus McGraw, I guess, will @ Batchison . beste) eet Hartfe . * e244 . nd ; book for her to aga a al the women are sing ne the praises asking est? > - oa ) od — i > | . ~~ . ’ _ Ss . -s »-* . ‘ SEE eA i Miglinoad 5.2 “* s . ‘ ‘ a go’ Th aw. or craw Purpose because he was afrni: . kicker was bad and a , ; , a ine , . . f f scott Admirer of Firpo. let him hit Leave issure | Countrv D “AiversivY fumble resulted. Western downed , CLEP TO BEAT PURDUE - . a4 OUTIITY im , ™ ' gi on . ’ (“itv Dugna, 3b. .. Ruth, rf.-1b. . R. Meusel, if... Pipp. 1b Ward, 2b. Schang. c. E. Scott, ss... * ‘ ? - Jack Scott is said to be a fight You! levine ree a 2 . ' ve basa the kicker as he attempted to run cs ‘the . the ball out from behind the oal. ore j 5 ow Ivy ie isuls i ign "ngeie. Wendle a 4 oO ’ pe. A Cc . Ta., Oct. 13.—The. Firpo and Homer Smit Ha inet - runs and there i ha? .j * P'a , T rrough nares the remainder of ¢ © se rete whe .-Barker the contest was even although Cen- redaipices: ed just as long as his two heroes. men on bases he don rm tt. : eS Rosy Ryan took the count after batter because he is frai ty let i co oi : gee ip riper -Bettma 1 tral lost several! opportunities to to the Pablic im Furniture igi ‘sy > , ts Aree w Conference Hoyt, p. two or three blows and may be an Bin " wii cdii a i ee ; +> +++-Leign | score when it dropped punts and —_ —_—__ an : of the | against Purdue Bush. Pp. + cies - | admirer of Joe Beckett Messrs. lettin i ¢ . DAtter get PS ys ste oS | : Hawk ‘ te : . 2 ersit y, won a marrow victory | ‘ Pennock, p. .. : 0090 Scott, Bancroft and Snyder seemed D4 ceneraily always star more oa Pee ' -- Katz — As an expression of gratitude to the St. Louis public alle en, when s touchdown in | Jones, p aad to think that Umpire Hart was a my ry than let him hit on ~ = ae rewesd Connors Ed Schaefer and Cliff Burtt will its loyal support and patronage the past three years. a Quarter and 2 successful Shawkey, p. 333 good deal to blame for Mr Seott’s x= the park Wa. >Pmonstrat ai aaa 6 a oo 2 Rarick | bow! Clyde Greenstreet and Clay 4 a the touchdown gave the | ‘ oR ; i warts of anes 1 “te 2 Siant half of th mely Dacy e} ea ss ._ —- “— * Young a special two-man match on pe Zattoo 6 victory. | Totals . 3 3 65 1: ; 399 that when it come tame for Man- thie inn: gig $- i B . Bonzo ae. Waenena — eve this afternoon = wd . ; a ry rn ni nn nae Referee — Smith (Cornet) Head Pep neh (OC K. Frank J. Welu, a Mid- GIANTS’ BATTING. est two-man champion. will on- Player “—- =&— = § Ves wo, Heibert at 2 o'clock The Bancroft, as. 3 matches will be five games, total pins . ‘ me of quarters—ti1im to Groh, 3b Frisch, Ib Young. r. f Ee. Meusel, 1. f Stengel. c. f (yunningham,c f Kelly. ib Snyder. c. (jowdy. c. Watson Ryan, p. MeQuilian, p. ~ owt 0 1 l i “woo wt » take somebody uble than - sat . tii ' ; vie ne } oe anor? Pr rT. _ > iT — , 't woe the nitche- porver tF ——Phillirs ‘Haverford ) Head 44 ' is ‘ze a gh? * 7 Linesman = . ; . > * : — ‘ . — ate ~ bed Cede o “« re Vv ' , : ” impire ry a7 “was rook out Even ar P 7 “i a : Mas er’ Rridgewate 0 i Rie? . i= aA ; ae Vieuse a . : ; +." ‘6 : . }s ‘ nar . - | ; sob Meuse who had ipparentty heen missing from the Yankee iineup ca coun? wee Sear ® 2S I Sy as om ~e Get a v RIDE ON AIR a punch * ih . ‘ : ; ik | *s tal ‘ tas i; La ‘ . : . - e ‘Nes against Mr Ryan. While th Giants : °mMmt io, atl > | | : sa’ = > | : - -“- - v3 ” 93 cr “ . tie -O" . | ¥ anks was ' unD ie) total . League -, TAA i ‘ ; aa 4 | ‘ ’ {’ six runs in one inning. the writer body sald wha i * . : . . : 7 ,? rusnhe >} ~ . ° ‘ ! rush ad to their bench to interview Now days when vou ti | . sa . : as * : 4 « x Sam Jones who could of win ina amount to anybody cronnecte ; . walk the dav before on leas than the Nationa! i Me | haif that money Guten — ay ; with UF Pike a h : farmer receivin What do vou think of the way a dime tip “i BALLOON TIRES the Yankees are hitting todar Rosas Young ied of again ir the Mr. Jones?” was the query put ninth ana Penna eC. > ‘ ae aii to Mr. Jones . ——— — sera ae oe aan TOR C 09 Olive St He was not on the bench : A did: : s | l 105- 1107 = Il ww . a” Py oan Be? ust gt - e . im P Fe EP SR a ae im the new eo oo oe & — —- Bi a iv ae oT. te * ey Bey? a a - tie emanate oc oOo - next Asked Everybody But Judge L—s. | thing at all which proves my | 5021-23 Locust Boulevard | Vasey Stengel came up im the | point. Weil, what of it? | re TTT = te | — ; BeaaseiauEsa 2S Se

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1993. A i, RE em em ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ihe at aE ES Baie ie Fig te: aE 5 RO + - 5 é A Phe + Turnstiles af ait Om Te oP | ga Tas Se as - a . 4 om ky a oY * ' 4, be - 7 ‘ * fs Re, Boxing Fans Appear to be All in the Dark About this Ligh ing Championship Huggins’ Clever — Move Gave Yanks | u, 1- as... | Machine and Game Says Matty i a M Schang’s Bunt in Second Inning as, a ‘zi Pr . a4 += “Wins, 2 to 0: Fumbled Pass Leads to Score Clearly Upset Pitcher Jack Scott. By Christy Mathewson. (Copyright, 19232.) NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Appes eS re 4 ae

aie and nearly 50,000 fans their vaun by: , “ batting punch, and I want to tell = i ‘tng ace. and fur bled we oa as aa readers that it was a real kick at gf behind his own goa! dine. ° | that. 4 + was muddy and Faurot was 'n | But while the Yankees succeedeg S. ticklish position. An older head R | in evening oad series and shattering © at have Gone even worse. The McGraw’'s pitching staff to the : winds, it really was a clever moved “Cyclones outplunged the Tigers and Miller Huggins in the second inning fan the Missouri! ends almost st that laid the foundation for the vie. gill Their efforts at a passing at- tory of the American League cham. A were successful, because of the pions and brought about disaster fop 1] and slippery field. Mis- Scott. Hugeine has made a nunibey hea leted a single pass, but of strategic moves in this series, by: ~~ - ona until today they all failed, either ~—™ : through some bad break of the game 2 a show or poor best running by his plays, pertority. The Cyclones Pipp singled to start the second fn. ~~ oobirved first downs to the Tiger's ning. Ward followed with another — made 4 more than twice as many hit and Pipp raced to second. No _ to, nae > > COLUMBIA, Mo., Oct. 13.—A rookie punter’s fumble gave Ames vir afternoon in a football battle whie’ the Cyclones should have won—and by a larger score. . Lineup and Summary ( ‘ MISSOURI . Position, . AMES. WO 606k odin kt L.E..Young (capt. Ps & wo ss a ws ET io kk we ceo Cotter a oMaMG. 22. H. Schmid eee SONOS | ois C2... Longstreet DL-k dub +t ch x Ds 6s ws Thornberr RI Rg R.T Watt Es 36 che as% 0 a DS o% bine os Sn yde Moulder.......... WG. ....i J Beh: Wagmer...:..... x . oe Robert ES a6 wdle’ac 06 s sens. bee x N. Behn Pas ok ns a dod F.B....J3. Anderson The score by quarters: I aekcee uns? 0 0 0 oO, Pe ie ai ee oe 00 2 Substitutions: Missouri — Stafford for VanDyne, Etter for Lewis, Hays for Walsh, McAnaw for Stafford, F'au- ret for Fowler, Simpson for Wagner. Hennessey for Scott. Ames—Hil] for Anderson and Wingert for Hill. Scoring: Faurot, safety. Yards gained on kickoff, by Missouri, 12; by Ames, 40. Punts—Missouri, 20, for an aver- age of 37 yards; Ames, ‘15, for an av~ erage of 39 yards. Yards gained in scrimmage—Missouri, 71; Ames, 151. Forward passes—Missouri completed 1 out of 2 for no gain. Ames com- plete@g none out of three. First down. —Misseurl, 2; Ames, 9% Penalties— Missouri, 27 yards; Ames, 35 yards. Referee—Grover, Washington. Um- pire—Daly, West Point. Headlines- man—MecCreary, Oklahoma. — Pa PENNOCK, WITH BASES FILLED, CHECKS GIANT RALLY IN THE EIGHTH — eee = (Continued From Page 1S.) waved his hand§g to indicate that no one should come near him. He had its own time about coming down. By now Pennock had straightened up. The onus was off his neck. The issue was up to Fate and Deacon Scott, both of whom stand high in the averages. Plop! Tire inning was over and the 46,000 who had nearly worn away their |being scored upon, because of his lip by trouncing Oklahoma, 24 to 0, | ability to master Frank Snyder. Sny- . | ‘der had his chance to be a hero, but he failed each time in the pinch. There was no individual hero of the fourth game like the one at the @ Yankee Stadium yesterday. The Yan- — Kees, I might recall, made all of their runs without the aid of Ruth's aaa! h Nebraska's new stadium. Fifteen | housand spectators, the greatest | athering at an opening game in | ernhusker history, witnessed the | feat of the Sooners. The Cornhuskers unleased a line- = . : * mighty bat. The Babe made one hit. —@ 9 age tierce wee attack in by. a smashing double in the eighth in- “He “Oe: *0CKE and the Dewitz er ning, but it did not figure-in the “ thers drove to 19 first downs and e- scoring. In the same inning Babe goa on straight football. No- } hit a terrific smash into the upper es line smashing ard Locke's stand, but in its flight the ball” hes around the Olahoma wings tured the offensive. Noble car- Md the oval across the Oklahoma to two touchdowns, while My- mS, right end, accounted for the murd touchdown when he recovered an Oklahoma fumble and sprinted yards. Herb Dewitz's goal from mecement during the second period ted Nebraska its other points. Lineup and summary: crossed the foul line. The third base play in this series ‘has been marvelous. Dugan has made more than one remarkable play for the Yankees. His catch of tancroft’s line drive in the seventh inning was one of the greatest I ever saw. I don't believe that he knew he had the ball until he spied it -n his glove. Looking over my score, | Meusel | deep, inning in which quired most of their runs. hands in a demand for more runs May in the first game ever played |now cheered lustily because there | were no more. Pennock’s portion in the ninth was not altogether easy, either, Young, the first man up, hit to deep | right center for a home run. Irish also hit dangerously, but Ward went over in back of second ‘for the grounder and got the runner ‘with a brilliant stop and throw. Cun- ringham hit for Stengel and Pennock fanned him. Kelly drove the ball deep, to center, but Whitey Witt made a catch in the shadow of (the bleachers and the game was done. Yanks “Murder” the Ball. to wave a good deal, for the ball took | : T for | a te ee CVENGROS WILL FACE isy gan throughout the day, caused the post- ponement played of the White Sox, tomorrow, weather permitting scheduled following the program of the fourth t-heavyweight R i i a u_——_ Claims Title at 18 Years Pe ee a agen —tUnderwood & underwood. W. L. Stribling, the Columbus (Ga.) high school boy who recently Caused a fistic upheaval when he gained a draw with the world champion, Mike McTigue. He has been developed from boy- hood under the tutelage of “Ma” and “Pa” Stribling with a view of someday winning the world’s title. —_ |\CASEY STENGEL LEADS GIANTS REGULARS WITH BATTING MARK OF .625 CUBS IN WINDY CITY SERIES GAME TODAY By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Charles D. Stengel, who is known to baseball as “Casey,” had the edge today on “Babe” Ruth. “Casey” batted 1.000 today and “Babe” hit .333, the Giants’ outfielder ‘getting two hits in two chances and the Yank gardener pasting the ball for one single. Stengel was walked twice and was taken out in the ninth when Herb Pennock, Yankee south- paw, went*on the mound. Cunning- y the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Oct. 13.—Rain, which be- falling last night and continued | today of the fourth game in the city series between the Chi- | ‘ago teams of the National and Amer- ican Leagues The game will * be at Comiskey Park, the home was and contest Park, Today's Comiskey’s at game, must be played there before ham, who batted for hib, struck out. going to the Cubs’ park. _. Stengel’s average for the series is : ane postp been seni pene welcomed .625; having made five hits in efght by Manager Killefer of the Cubs, a5 12 who batted for him, struck out. nie re rponial he _ be benefited ship of the regulars on the Giants. Sevemngieaton A ee ee Aseman- Ruth is preceded only by Ward on |der, the veteran, another day's rest, +). yankees; the Babe has an aver- pane a oe er wie De ante Se 6° age of .417, having socked five hits to the mound Sunday. He won the in 12 trips to the rubber 4 a ‘ s . * > - © opening game. Mik& Cvengros. a tm southpaw, was the prebable twirler for the White Sox, and he looms ap SQUTH BROADWAY TO {jas the choice for tomorrow. “he Na- tional learuers have won two games HOLD AMATEUR SHOW and the American leaguers one, ececectameattil lait ‘MARKS’ 80-YARD RUN | Whitey, the agile Albino, was the| hitting hero of the Yankees with two | doubles, a single and sacrifice. He was vitally conterned in the the Yankees big | ac- | his wae... T ~. | diana, 8O0-yvyarea run. SOLEM SIGNS 5-YEAR The South Broadway A. C. will hold an amateur boxing shew Thursday WINS FOR INDIANA, 7-6 night. Entries have been received in INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Oct. 13.—In-/| ®ve classes, while an opponent is ; : - pe wf : . . 1*T> nA’ ae " diana defeaté« ad Northwestern {fn a wanted for nae Roland, 126 pound Western conference football game ©: Bema hes ay received to date are here today, 7 to 6. Marks, a sopho- | #8 follows. pvaned was the individual star for In- 95 pounds—Bud Rudner, Joe Bur- Ossie Solem has signed a contract to 'five years, it was announced tonight. man, James Short, John Brown and Eddie Richardson. 100 pounds—Bruno Klaesner, Ken- nett Bess, J. Schmitt, George Char- wick, Charles Headon. 115 pounds—Ward Bennett, J. Du- scoring a touchdown after an CONTRACT AT DRAKE gan, Jack Horner, Russell Heming- By the Associated Press. way, Paul Lang, Charles Klein. DES MUINES, a. Oct. 13.—Coach 125 pounds—Thomas Creed, George Cubano, James McCarthy, Kennett Hart, Joe Allen. 125 pounds—Al McCoy, Gus Loerber, Jimmy Jearns, Herman Grossman. 147 pounds—Frank Powers, Gordon Gray, L. Rosche, Herman Horn remain at Drake University as foot- hall and basketball coach for the next for a sub- it is said. contract calls increase, The stan new tial salary =" ’ eld that play helped the Yankees in win- (24). Pos. Oklahoma (0). the second inning and it contained her ning and saved Shawkey for angus “es, °***°*°** L.B...... Hickman the most furious consecutive hitting . . ” aS LT —T oT ee Pentck f th . Diane Ir till h: r es fr -_ inning Berouist Oo e series. p till that inning - bee 0 0-cie0 0s LG.. Thompson ’ , ‘ McGraw, I guess, will use either Utchison YS ae Hartfel ithe murderers of Murderers Row a. Bentley or Watson against the Yan- assON........ OG. wccees Bowles had hardly achieved any crimes} ni. kees tomorrow. They'll have to show A ea yop gtare White |above vagrancy and obstructing traf- | ip- more stuff than Scott, Ryan and Mc- ne "st eeneeens Fp eee ape Price fic. But today vas first degree) Quillan did to stop the Yankees. cee sbeecess i re Johnson stuff; intent to kill with a dul] blunt) pe eS LH..Hammert (C) ; m ble é instrument and all that. 7 =r : a ‘ ot R.H.. Hendrix Hore are the detaile: Pip a tae | BerLbts BRBaeu 8 Be: Meee... BB vcacads Bristow | ~ ; | Beesecaaaae _ Score by periods: to center. Ward singled to center. ~ ° oraska feuseeee cede 6 8 7 14—24 | Schang bunted and when Scott fum- ; jo on Furniture — ae ee 0 060 8 O— O bled the ball the bases were full. c a ee woble 2, Myers, Goal | Deacon Scott, the Yankee Scott, sin- | mw. } 4 Piacement—H. Dewitz. Goal | gied to left and Pipp and Ward came we ie Salsas Falsp F — , ) C@ | |. ~ sown El. Dewitz 1, R. De.- N me the Asso-iated ® 10Wa ciry. ity of Iowa football team, play- Its first Western Conference ‘ Me of the season against Purdue ptlversity, won a narrow victory this »'nOon, when a touchdown in the Quarter and a successful try T the touchdown gave the Hawk- &7 to 0 victory. ntiinenitiianeiitdinn -RSON WILL NOT ASSIST WILLIE HOPPE, FIRST TIME SINCE 1906 “ney Peterson, shortstop billiard Prese. )00 to Be Distributed Furniture Savings tude to the St. Louis public for Onage the past three years. nware See the 2-Page Announcement in This Issue. : True Life Stories. 4 ~. “Pion home. 1 IW I AST | Shawkey sent a sacrifice. ' c . SCORES IN | Stengel which brought Schang home NVARTER TO BEAT PURDUE | 1 othe weed | two aoubdiles, Ia., Oct. 13.—The Uni- | 7 |}manner in which the Yankees were Jack Scott retired and Ryan came in to pitch for the Giants. Bob fly and then Witt made the first of his scoring Scott. But that’s enough to indicate the hitting. The rest of it includes a pass to Ruth, which looked §inten- itional, and a triple by Bob Meusel. Bob hit the ball oveMthe head of his brother, Emil. Before the inning lan. In Yankees the third and fourth continued to hit, one run in each inning. It then like a lopsided beating: after the fourth the Yankee sive rested. looked but offen- and St. Louts’ best expon- Part 6, ia ae eee ‘ alkline. will not help Pages 12 and 13 “Pion Willie Hoppe prepare for “2nual title defense. Oct. 29. been compelled by pressure of oT affairs to decline Wille’s Sa to) fl aseist him in shap- wd for the annual champion - °UTMament, in which the title- ~* Will defe ong ochran, Jake Schaefér, Rog« ry “ “Pik Hagenlacher and Edouard | . MAN s. ‘ponies has prepared Hoppe for Pour title matches since 1906. &8 associated with himgannuall: | exhibition tours. Peterson and | - Benjamin unti! rec@ntly wer: With Hoppe in the owner- Pole Broadway New York billiard lishment. 109 Olive St. {vi | ~~ * + "4 “ F “ . " ‘2 re i 7 +4 . - : | . a . 4 nd his crown against! ._ of pitched himself out to | Was over Ryan gave way to McQuil- | the | making | The Giants behaved very well dur- ing the ordea! The team kept its shape despite the battering and was full of fight at the ¢nd Fortune | did not favor the Giants in the early innings. They made nine hits be-| fore they got their first run. Shawkey did not seem to have much beyond a fast ball; but he | innumerable | difficulties before the smash came | in the eighth. Until then his worst | ‘nning was the seventh in which) Dugan saved im with a marvelous play. Bentley batted for McQuillan and-singled to left and MacGuire ran fer Bentley. Bancroft laced out a irive which was a fine bid for two bases, but Dugan raised up and got the liner with one hand and then threw to Pipp doubling MacGuire. HAR STAYS COMBED, GLOSSY Millions Using, this Greaseless Combing Cream— Few Cents Buys Jar any Drugstore—Not Sticky, Smelly a eS ~ | Ry, > ‘ / “an yw u \ “ / ~~ Y social occasions. Greaseless, stainless ‘‘ Hair-Groom’”’ does not show on the hair because i! is absorbed by the scalp, therefor Even - obstinate, unruly or sham- pooed hair stays combed all day im any | style you like. ‘‘Hair-Groom’’ is a dignified combing cream which gives that natural gloss and well-groomed .your hair remains so soft and pliabi effect to your hair—that final touch and so natural that no one cam pos- to good dress both in business and on, sibly tell you used it. , Slater Named for City Boxing Body From 17th Ward to Succeed James Moran. Frank Slater, attorney and Repub- lican City Committeemag from the | Seventeenth Ward, has been chosen | by Mayor Kiel to succeed James Mo- ran, recently resigned, as a member jef the City Boxing Commission. It is expected that the Board of Alder- men will approve the Mayor’s choice next Friday. The Boxing Commission is now dominated by four Republican poli- ticlans. Besides Slaters those active in politics are Alderman Hirry Uhle- meyer, E. E. Butler and Hermann C. Kraleman. Robert Newman and Ho- race Rumsey are the other commis- sion members. Comptroller Louls Nolte has asked the City Counselor’s office to inves- tigate the right of the Boxing Com- mission to turn over to the city Fuarantees of fighters forfeited by the Commission. Failure of the Commission to turn over $2300 confiscated when Jock Ma- lone and Frank Carbone were dis- qualified recently caused the request of the Comptroller. The Boxing Commission, at a meet- —EE ee dered the Angelica Athletic Club not to pay the $2300 to the fighters and declared it forfeited to the public treasury. Doubt has arisen as to the authority of the Commission to take such a step. In a previous case a guarantee of $800, representing thé forfeited guarantee of Peewee Kaiser. was paid to the city. Kaiser’s bout also had been stopped by the referee for unsatisfactory performance, It was stated that at the Ccommis- sion meeting which passed on the Malone-Carbone case, a quorum was not present. —— SYRACUSE RUNS UP 20 POINTS IN LAST HALF TO BEAT ALABAMA, 23-0 SYRACUSE, N. Y., Oct. 13.—The Crimson tide of the University of Alabama, a powerful defensive ag- gregation, had Syracuse University virtually in check for two periods today, holding the Orange to three points, and then ebbed, Syracuse roll- ing up a total of 23 points. Alabama Was unable to score and seldom was in Syracuse territory. In its é€arly stages the game pro- duced a real battle, with the boys from Dixie land turning back the Northerners repeatedly. With the third period, Syracuse struck its stride and wags working in high gear in the closing moments of the game, : 4 ; } All-America Football Stars to Meet in League Game Here Today a ee Famous College Players, Now Graduated, on St. Louis and Ham- mond Elevens, Who Will Inaugurate Season at Sportsman’s Park—Princeton, Harvard, Nebraska and Other Notables in Lineups. By Dent Mc Skimming. Professional football, as them All-America selections, will be on trial before & critical St. Louis public, this afternoon, at Sportsman's Park. Stars will be hosts to the Hammond (Ind.) eleven in a regular National league game. This is the first time that a league match has been played in St. Louis. Loca! fans had a glimpse of the pro- fessional game last fall when Bo hMicMillan’s Conzelman’s St. Louis selection exhibition game. Kraehe, himself an ton University, has recruited a iclass eleven which is capable of mak- ing a fine impression as a team and ing held about three weeks ago, or- lat the same time is not lacking in He has a halfback Casey, who averaged on punts in last Sunday’s game about 55 yards. has an All-America selection at full- back, King, and Weller, Travis, Mil- ten, Murrah, Simpson and the oth- ere are men who rank among the individual stars. very best football players in country. Hammond Strong Team. Hammond, like several “pro’’ teams, is representing a paratively small community although it is reckoned by its foes one of the strongest teams in the league. eleven is composed of many former Notre Dame and Illinois University fturs who have been playing to- gether for two seasons or lowa, eral Eastern schools, racuse. Rydzeski, a former Dame tackle, was a Walter All-America selection. This afternoon's game will at 2:30 o’clock. The charge for gen- eral admission will be $1.10 and 65 cents extra will be charged for re- served seats. Kraehe announced yesterday that high school students would be ad- team opposed Jimmy All-Valiey tackle when he played for Washing- Indiana and Minnesota uni- versities of the Big Ten are repre- sented in the visiting team and sev- including Sy- played by former college stars, some of Ollie Kraehe’s St. Louis eree; Gordon Beck (Nebraska) um- pire; Kelly (Chicago) head lines- man. The result of the world series gume between the Giants and Yankees will be announced between in 4M | halves. Complete League Schedule. The complete National Profes- sional Football League schedule for today is as follows: Akron vs. Chicago Cardinals; To- ledo at Cleveland; Chicago Bears at Creen Bay, Wis.; Larue, Ohio, In- dians vs. Minneapolis; Dayton at Canton; Buffalo at Columbus; Ra- cine at Milwaukee; Rochester at Rock Island; Hammond at _ 8t. Louis; Duluth and Louisville in practice games. The probable lineups for today’s game as announced by Kraehe are high- He _ the are follows: Hammond. Position. St. Leuis emt aco soebseatd. **. * ahha Gra pe PPP ee Po ae et ee Weller other ng PET Pre oP eee wih COM> {ONS .cesaccevess Center ..... Kreinheder MOVGGN i oe 90eneebi® « 8 2a Murrah Delat occas vbaues Right tackle....Travis Ramee «ob 6 Uantehoens. ik fee Th err rr latt belfi...- Simpson 7S Cage 6 60s tes Right half ... .Seigfried OF rr Se rr re Quarter Pre Casey Knopp ..es-. io a> ws a. a | King Rydzeski .cseseses Reserve ....... Kraehe Sullivan sesetees path s oene — Meme .ctee Perr ry OMCTVO. «ccs renny more. otede Reserve ......+-. Milton revere. Reserve ....,.Winburn csttebnenee Reserve ....Meinhardt KIRKWOOD ELEVEN RUNS THROUGH NORMANDY, 20-0 Normandy High football eleven ded- icated the new school building yester- day afternoon under circumstances which were hardly auspicious. The Kirkwood team ran through the Nor- mandy squad for a 20-to-09 victory. Capt. Schwentker scored tn the first quarter on an off-tackle smash, run- ning 40 yards to the Normandy goal Notre Camp start .’ — By the Aasociated Press. URBANA, IIL, Oct. 13.—Harold ‘Red” Grange, fleet Tlini halfback, ran through the Butler team for a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter today to give Illinois a 21 to 7 victory. Illinois scored early in the first quarter when Butler lost the ball on downs on its own 30-yard line and Crawford took the ball over’ on a rest of the half it looked as if that might be the only score of the game. Both lines held well and a chilly rain made footing precarious and handling of the ball difficult. Butler hopes rose high in the third quarter when Middlesworth to Blessing for a 25-yard touchdown. Grange, substitute left half, got had advanced the ball from the But- ler 40-yard line. The Butler fense crumpled after Grange and Schultz had } culty In carrying the ball to the seven-yard line, from which PwPrint Grange broke through for the final score. this, and a8 s@ L.E MeMillen (C)...... i re 8 8 0 8 £0 Ee. &¢ oo 6 Strickland eet fe & © £e Richards Coutchie Mauer re ee ee "eee ee © © we ee ee ee ee oe Britton F.B... Score by. perioda: Butler CRSA. oo odie ae Touchdowns—Crawford, Grange 2 (sub for Mauer). *fter touchdown—Britton 3, Griggs. Referee—J. C. Masker, Northwestern. Umpire—Dorticos, Maine. adlines- man—Whvte, Cornell. Morton, Michigan. a een Principia Youngsters Win. The third football team of Princt- pia Academy defeated the third team “eer eee © @ ere Ce Cie et st eee ee ee ee ee ee Blessing, of Soldan High School yesterday, 10 — played under a blazing Indian sum- mitted at half price, 55 cents. line. Walsh and Lange scored later. mer sun in the presence of 15,000 The following men will officiate: |Maschoff twice kicked goals after | spectators. James M. Gould (West Point) ref- | touchdowns. to 0. 7 LS ATT - ——— t — ~~ undreamed of ten years ago No one—cigar manufacturer, mefchant, or smoker->- would ever have believed ten years ago that a cigar could be in such demand. G Lermak Can Ca: lahonak (sand A cigar of such popularity s | cad 5s : ee * * — = - ° » 7? » eo? « ~ = we ; + ps te # ot 2 ee £ a ae ¥ > “2 at ae % Syne ha oe RN Eee pe Ra SUE he OB eae rt a Bs

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Fad z rt ee ie ere me :ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Been Sidetracked for Campus Ba YALE RUNS UP 40TO 0 _| TIGERS EASILY BE Mile. Lenglen May | SCORE AGAINST GEORGIA zC OWN. | Be the Assoctated Press. Seek Honors at NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 13— *ee- abl ‘Coach Tad Jones’ Yale eleven rolled Billiard T € ‘up a 40-to-0 score in defeating the ‘University of Georgia team here today Special to the Pom-Dispaten. 3 NEW YORK, Oct. 14. Having won the world’s cham- ‘im the Yale Bowl The Elis outplayed pionship tennis honors on the the Southerners in all periods except turf at Wimbledon, England, and the sécond, when Georgia showed \strength, making four of its nine first having done passably well at golf, Mme. Suzanne Lengien is Gowns. The Bulldog backs rushed the about to test her skill at bil- Georgia team off its feet in the first period with a series of line plays and liards. According to correspond- ‘two forward passes, scoring three ence and photographs that have recently arrived from Paris there STLOUSS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1923. Since Football Arrived, the Pampas Bull Appears to Have Papyrus Works | ~~~’ Englishman to Play LOYOLA SCORES 3 TOO For V Tode VICTORY OVER CHAMINADE Mile and Half in . y Impressive Style i\vietory Friday afternoon, defeating | 'Chaminade on the latter’s field by | the score of 3 to 6. Loyola scored | English Derby Winner’s Time Reported at 2:39 3-5—Zev Does Half Mile. Racing Re Laure] Results. FIRST RACE. for maiden 2-year-olds. | *Pegeyr C. puree $1300, six furiongs—Gonrfalon 11° / *Futurette a came ert} Vi Ler and Corrigan Also Sched- iMcAtee), $3.40, $2 SF. $2 40, first: —_— . ~~ . 10% arp ax? | pliant 115 | ° chase Handicap for four-year-olds — ap. | . ili a . oo ae sh pms champions of the | tense. and punting was frequently t ) 4 half milee—d. Brigadier. | = wances. : | General. 146 (Barrett,. $7, $4 . Burse, $1700 allowances. 3-| St. Louis Soccer League, will present juseq throughout the game. In the . et? first half Chaminade gained much General. 146 ‘Barrett). $7, S4. $2.90. first; Letterman, 132 (Bethel). $9, $5.30, second; umpn 98 Liarta: wd } | a further stfengthened lineup when ground on the exchange of punts, but In the second half the Loyola Red Clover, 130 (Shelepets). $4.60. third. | 101 Kads. they take the field this afternoon ‘line held better for Jordan, and his ults and Entries eee | By the Assoctated Presa, = | PRINCETON, WN. 3” Princeton’s football 7 unexpectedly power ‘'y defeated Georgetown, 17 Tigers outplayed the ¥ eleven in every departmmen ing them, 14 first dowgs gaining more than 300 g combination of line smagie ward passes. The lineup: Princeton (17). Pos. Drews.......1.. BR ...c Ruman...+-ite Bossssae Heimrath.... ; Loyola Academy hung up another *Miss Meise..... 95 “Resting Time .. *Locust Leaves. . Pm a a lin the third quarter. Riordan, cap- ie... oo ate . 4 rh " wa " 4 of “ “ oe igen we “ ee a Qa 7 waa i= . ¥ 4 Prt? epee wn : = , ‘ “ ron m eee “© be yee ? va ley a - J « Fo * tied —_ . ‘ ae es : y eo on . i a see? = PT Ree See pra a> i . " . ie) Ty q Py ,| ee eesniriny 4y soe * ‘ = a 9) Le > ae 7 " a 4 o . BA Gm we ) as aw rend iny, ge “ ’ hes Sieate sey - i ees me? s at me “ et bs Suet . ee ee = ‘ itl way as ty touchdowns and a drop kick. A Geor- gia drop kick failed from the 15-yard line in the second auarter, after Capt. Time—4:43 2-5 Musty. b-Bose John, . iam ets ~~ —_ =. : : a } e - | ~ " | imin . - Grenadier, Houdini and Minata also ran ixth race, purse $15 = against the Barrett-Hoovers. 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NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Dashing through a fog which hung low this morning over the track at Belmont | § Pask, Papyrus and Zev worked out) again in preparation for their $100,- 6 000 international race next Satur- day. Trainers aren't very communi- | cative when they are getting a thor-. oughbred in condition, and the fog) aided them.in their efforts at se-. crecy. Unofficially the English | Derby winner was reported to have done a mile and a half in 2:39 3-5. under wraps, while was said to have clocked Zev at 43 | seconds after a half mile spin. | From Maj. August Belmont, chair- | man of the Jockey Club, and from | others in close touch with the con- test, came only a chuckle today) when they learned of the predic- tion made by J. B. Joel, well-known British turfman, before he sailed for England this morning on the Ma- jestic. J. B. Joel considers that he was misinformed as to Papyrus’ condi- tion before the interview he gave | when he sailed on the Majestic to- | The Post-Dispatch sent him following wireless message: “J. B. Joel, Steamship Majestic: Papers quote you saying don’t think | will be any Zev-Papyrus race. This statement so serious we would like @mplification especially considering Papyrus’ workout this morning was 2:39 2-5 one mile and half.” Mr. Joel's reply was: “Said did mot think race would take place if Papyrus had not shaken off the sore- ness, as it would interfere with his) training and the risk would be too great for Jarvis to take. My cable from London stated Paoyrus had gone wrong. If horse worked weil the | race. Joel.” “My information is that Papyrus is in satisfactory shape and will race Zev next Saturday.” said Maj. Be)l- mont, intimating that Joe) still be peeved over refusal St. Leger last fall. The Derby winner worked out ba- fore a crowd of more than 200. in- cluding many society folks. His time Was not as sensational as that made by the English 3-year-old in other gallops, but those who witnessed the workout admitted that it was pressive. BILLIKENS FIND ILLINOIS COLLEGE TOUGH FOE, BUT ST. LOUIS WINS, 32-7 (Continued From 1S.) _ ee score. The Billikens attempted Punt when on their own 45-yard line 6 Sam Hildreth | | 2-year-olds | Ladkin 118 (Thurber). 5 | Nellie Morse also ran (+4 wt 5. out, this morning and should continue :o — Go so cannot see anything to prevent | might | of his | $200,000 offer for Papyrus after the im- i | Themas Handicap. 3 j}— Wall for 3-vyear-olds and (Chalmers). ; Jewell V. D.. 112 gecond: Pastoral . third. Time— Gientilt Gondolier. Red WinagarTield and Bucado also ran. SEVENTH RACE. claiming for three- year-olds and up, $1300. one mile and «a xteenth—Honorable. 112 (Lowe), $21.40, $6.10. first; Ticacey,. 107 (Howard). $3.40. second: The Lamb. re), $4.40. third. Time—1:47 3- Sport, Miracle Man, Stonewall, Wildflower and Doughnut. aleo ran Jamaica Results. RACE. maiden 2-vear-olds. ciaim- ing. purse $1000. 5% furlongs—Volnad. 107 Thurber) eren. ] to 3 venu. 108 (Zoeller). secomd: Rova!] Miss. (J. McTaggart). | te third .tme. 1.07 2-5. Bessie Gershel, | Clarice C 2d. Fi tleow. Marcelline. Delia and | ady Gaffney also ran SECOND RACE. 3-vear-olds and ub. claim- | ing. purse $1000. mile and sixteenth—Lucky | Antoine. 110 (Thurber). 1 to 2. out and out, | won: Trite. 108 «(W. Anderson’). 8 to 1 and) 3 to 1. second: Potentille. 104 (Burns). 1 2 third. Time 1461-5. Bessie Leiah- ton, Red Lees and Bravo aiso ran. Brave ed up. THIRD RACE, the Remsen Handicap $3000 added. six © 1. 8 to 5 ator) 1 to 4, iKummer). 1 te Sheridan. Eagiet Bracadale, Sheridan and Ea«iet. Rancocas entry. FOURTH RACE. the Pierre Pont hand!- cap. $5000 edded, for 3-vear-old and up mile and a Quarter—Sunsin! 105 ‘L. Fator), first: Little Chief 132 (Sande). Time. 2:04 4-5. Only 50. IRST Bracedale 122 (L Sun Pal 1189 Time. 1:12 won: second: third. out, second. starters FIFTH RACE. for and up. and winners claiming. puree $1000. Bigger Sti 105 (Burme). to 2 Oran 107 ‘Mathews! Irene Sweeney 97 Time—1°45 3-J Dr. Whitehurst ©.year-olda, claiming one-half furionge— 4 out. out. maiden. 3S-vear-ol¢ds of race mile and TO 2 - > ’ to &. third Miss Relle, Corra also ran. SIXTH RACE, purse $1000 five and Friday 13th 114 ‘St . 2 te 2 ot. won rest Fiower ‘Beil, out Time. 1:06. Only two started Latonia Results. ; FIRST RACE. claiming. purse $1500. 3 year-olds and up. six fur'onge—Sympethy 107 iMeDermott! $1) » > | Tirer Kasierbe lis $5.90 second: $2.10. third. ime. Billy Brush. Stumo Jr also ran SECOND RACE. puree $1400 maiden 2 six furlongse—Peter Maloney S8.°0 $560. $5.40 i(Murrav). $7. 37.6 ) 1312 (Scobie $7 60 Bot s Feo } ¢ Dus?vy Marv. Mainspring Brookéale and Ph'imecar- and ~*~ and Marthe Falion ye and | *Black Grackie.. a Wi we W'z- ar *Paat!illiion Seventh rece. puree $1490, claiming. 70 yards: mile and 95 a8 vecr-olds Romprtne Mary *Ten Sixty "| Maror Carrel *Queer Roots end Buck Dobson. _ ®“njone! Gilmore Cukamo Siinv Ducrow Weather clear: track fast. *Apprentice ellowance. Tomorrow’s Laurel Entries. First race. purse $1300, for maiden m- lice, 2-vyear-olds. ct igs a balf furiong:: Memento ....«.+-. Priecilia Ruley .. Filabeth — Fieatong On Tela, bt Satta Beet Beloved .... Citngine Vire . Second race. claiming. steeplechase for 3-year-olds and cap. purse $2000, two miles: aW. bit. A. Read entry. Much Ado George Willard. Pink and Tello® Dan dv aFivring Re bPuonora bRive Baill II.. a Wilson and Elliott Stadle entry: Third race, purse $1500, claiming, tanét can for al] ages, oo last One aClough Jordan bhMavr Blossom . Guv ioe os ce ®. Hidden Jewel . 103 aA Swenke entTr: (EF R. McLean entry. Feurth race, pars ®-,vear-olds, one mile 113 . a Warrenton *aRags ... *aRramton EP * Melek tNoe! up- ‘has been pushed back te 2:15 o’cleck, | Frog ... the afternoon's double-header at High School Field. Dave Pegler, who played in an in- | last season, will make his debut at) _halfbeck for the Vespers. 7/25 years ald. Irv Wimer George Corrigan, both He if) white. be in the lineup today. |ola tackles, played a | scod game. The Hoovers will have two new) men in Harry Hebberger, formerly of the Prendergasts, and Larry Fan- ning. The Scullins will make no essen- >| tlal changes but the Ben Millers are | expected to bring out a new man or | two. Starting time of the first game |Hotel at 2 o'clock handicap and attendance prize of ‘(The result of the world series game/ awarded. igo between the Giants and Yankees 388 | will be announced. ‘spirals went high and far. Classe played a brilliant game on) defense: his sprint after a runner) who had a clear path to the goal, | dustrial league in London, England, ®"4 his perfect tackle, be the features of the game. ‘was in every'play for the Blue an4 His work and the work of | and Ruoff stood out when apogee | of whom/ drove at tackle, or tried to circle the missed last Sunday’s opener, wil) ¢™48. Scarry and Brennan, the Laoy- : ( | ms BOWLING ASSOCIATION | HOLDS MEETING TODAY | The St. Louis Bowling Association will hold a meeting at the this aftérnoen, when the alleys upon which the city scratch tournaments | will be hela will be awarded. $10 will be; Secretary Jack Heibert announced last night that 44 leagues, with 412 is no doubt of the interest that Mile. Lengien is taking in bil- liards. ; Some of those who have read the correspondence state that Mile. Lenglen is reputed to have made some excellent runs and : averages at the billiard table. A ¢ Diller... number of the Philadelphians who are preparing for the Sesqui- . centennial sporting competitions | ef 1326 are keenly interested in . the prospect of coaxing the fa- mous French girl to visit the United States once more and to » make it a jawn-tennis and bil- | Yale }| (sub for that she could meet Mrs. Mallory or Helen Wills on the court and their own Pennsylvania favorite, Miss Kathryn Heywood, at the billiard table. Statler | } ‘Stevens svivania. An | teams, have entered the city assoc’ ¢ Field judge—Gillinder, Head linesman—Bankart, Dartmouth. tion to date. This ie double the to- tal at the same time a year ago. Time of which Butler recovered. | The line-up and summary: Mildstead T Score by periods: (| Peints from }| Stevens (3), Haas. had blocked a Yale punt HO eS Position. Georgia (9) | Gormam...... L. EB....Richardson Fe Fs po ~cccccesela G. Gibson...... i : % ie PVimeetenm § 6 décé cia Georgetown ..cseee © Princeton scoring: Beattie (sub. for Points after te (Dinsmore). eree— Newell hmoer 23 0 10 1) | pire—Fuitz (Brown), Bane scoring: Touchdowns—Haas og Fearn = 8.» Pond); Stevens (2), Bond (2).| #eHemback (Penn nia). try after touchdown— Goals from fleld— PHILADELPHIA, ¢€ (2). Referee—Coryeil, Penn-/| sturdy Swarthmore C . Umpire—Schwartz, Brown.) team gave the Ur ite Philadelphia. | syivanis a bad scare |FPield today, and was é@ ‘after a hard fight, 13 t @ 2. B. ...lh H. B... Kilpatrick scet Rocky wnrain, Pre ©» Knows Me Canrttain Mac and ’ 106 ran SEVENTH RACE. cialming S-wear-olds and upward -—Norma!l 103 «Smith firet. Ten Sixty. 84 (J Wideeon. 1186 i Scobie ne 1°43 3-5 Sunnv mcrow Ra '—) bs } ( ; ' aosce lee la ¥ | rum dred. Blanche Mac and Jewett a:so Tran Tomorrow’s Latonia Entries. First race $1400 mae idens. year-olds, six * aFRy'lis Louise purse 5 San Vicente . is 145% > > > ones > Fo .VvO " lJ eaale Renton Roya’ Purple pe oe isis CwMise 32 3° ; - Ti dAadiey Farm en- and Grabner claiming. 4- . mie and a sixteenth Tourtt I Marine Corps Attractive aJ. E Madden entry dbLongridge Stable entry hJ - Mian “aimine er aw TO vards "Gem i any Cath © *. «© : He Match ° Our Goats Ves: ewe AEE _ Beh Ake QP DUTATURS” | The Pent. Stori C6. 113—PINE ST.—113 ton entry claiming. for 3-year-olds and s xteent +4 . mile and a ity 1 “ ~ . > > 7 T Sif 7. | > 4 LA Sy'van Spring bAriington Trere Sweeney . a7 yck ®*=weet and Pret*y Humoerette il4 Pandowdy i13 claitmine. 3-year-olads and up- yards: °T) versity Anterior — Kines Relle ‘Scere Crow 7Super ®*Ora” ~ Oo “a2<e entry Trene gweenev *Sweert and Stabdie ; catmire. for 3- | mile and s .ntiryv Pret- purse | Stable ‘an4 B.P Whitner en- quar 1A | yn? Lhd QO rr OD io D-"DD Ss ~~ 16 2. Ria - cee he A complete assortment of the world’s finest smoking tobaccos — sent to any smoker anywhere— on 10 days approval entry: new 14¢a for Pipe-Smokers: 12 famous REMINGTON AUTO Hammer ._.. REWINGTON riuwP IL. AMERICAN fAMMERLESS AMERICAN HAMMER AMERICAN WINCHESTER aterprooft CLEANING All «sizes BUNTING COATS. HUNTING VEsTs.. ¢ HAMMERLFESS—<410 IVER JOHNSON SINGLE BARRE! —wWith ejector The abere orires are NEW MERCHANDISE. with ; J uf OOM. Pr Ga OUR PRICES ON NEW SHOTGUNS WINCHESTER PUNP— Hammerices . <s WINCHESTER PUMP— a Cc. SMITH DOUBLE ; DOUBLE BSALIBRSE L— Ham mer LE FEVER NITRO SP ECTAI—Hammerices RODS Mall Orders Premoptiy Filled, Write for Catalog DUNN’S | S*. 912-14-16 Franklin Ay. Qnoted on tage and cuarantee: attached. ' COMPLETE LINE OF HIGH-POWER RIFLES tobaccos, packed in a handsome Humidor —shipped to you direct to help you find the soul- mate for your pipe. nee ad VARANTTED BY OST men have written their John Han- cocks on a lot of “dotted lines.”” But, if you're a pipe-smoker, we'll wager that you've never signed a fairer, sweeter con- tract than the little rectangular coupon at the bottom of this page. a : Just a few strokes of your pen—and you can ——y A 3% Test for $122 If you were to try all 12 of these in full size ie oftwedie end your quest of years for a perfect smoking tobacco—draw- ing dividends for life in unal- loyed pipe-satis- faction. i -2§ But we are getting ahead of our story. The average pipe-smoker is the greatest little experimenter in the world. He’s : P forever trying a “‘new one,” confident that some day he’ll find the real affinity for his pipe. Knowing smokers aswe do—and knowing tobaccos as we do— we felt that we'd be doing a friendly turn for everybody if we found a way to settle this question once and for all, to the satisfaction of every smoker. So we created the Humidor Sampler. Into a bright red lacquered humidor case, we have packed an assortment of twelve fa- mous smoking tobaccos—covering the whole range of tobacco taste. To test these 1 2 tobaccos is to go the whole route in delightful pipe tobacco experience, trying out every good flavor and aroma known to pipe connoisseurs. There are myriads of different drands of smoFing tobaccos on the market. But of them all, there are 12 distinctive blends which, in our opinion, stand in a class by themselves for superlative individuality of flavor, aroma and smooth, sweet, even quality. These twelve decisive blends—the twelve “primary colors” of tobaccos—have been selected for the Humidor Sampler. When you have tried these twelve, you have tried the best; if your tobacco-ideal is to be found anywhere, it must be one of these. Ten-Day Approval Offer We are eager to send the Humidor to any smoker, anywhere, on ten days’ @ “Se — enr Soy Send no money. Just sign and mail thee a . | That will bring you the Humidor direct from our factories to your den. * ta postman brings the package, deposit $1.50) rt him, plus postage. : If 2 ten-day try-out of these tobaccos does give you more real pipe pleasure tham ye ever had before, besides revealing the ¢ fect tobacco for your taste—the cost is simply return the Humidor, and your $1.50 and the postage back pleasantly. The coupon is your obedie vant; use it. Send No Money—Just Mail Coupon i aoe , » ee eer se. riko oe se, . pidutigt Dad coc = 2 - p Aa et $ fn. TAR RR 2 we on’ Ta eG) 2 OY dy = :. 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& a ne nsdn 6S ~ ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1923. a . Little | | * duals’ : h ittee will hold outside of Nov. 8; St. Louis, Nov. 106, and | : : Clubs and indivi the comm ; Many Register for Convention. | Exposition, which will be held at the: Peo the United States and Washington includes Kansas City, Rock, Nov. 11. More than half of the expected Coliseum, Oct. 24, 25 and 26, have, | Canada will be represented. Th- $000 registrations for the Interna-| been received from out-of-town dele-| > Rae .* é : : oh pen oes bs mI © Il) and cross night = Some Foreign Money Will a2" = Lot of Satisfaction \. , ee SS os dence Be Needed. oat | ai : . i +e Salts at First Si DR. CALDWELL'S = ae = , in a Nicely Furnished Ho sider Irritation. @ TOKIv, Uct. 13.—Economie and ¥ _ financial principles to be pursued, | note | ’ me aii ; in view of the vast trail of destruc- | *. =i ‘ 4 Pas A men. and wome ‘tion left by the earthquake have ) . Sa guar’ constantly kidne \ ) sae ‘ because we often eat. _been outlined by Minister of Finance {hea Beemer Ag 3 rich food. Our blood is | Inouye. | =f == 25 . rE. »acid which the kidneys strive t He said that although receipts EES = ihe : — 4 ae Aa a se out; they weaken from ove = /would be dec db was a aut of a child's life, but safety to an infant at the breast. ee oe pnt one 4 ARI es 1c we know better now. The secret is in the food eGR pe is ape unig the. Jeteheter Lie | the mother allows the child to eat, and in Magic in a Teaspoonful foal son seer os esata SS ar NSTIPATION is so com- watching that elimination occurs vepunerty Every store that sells medicines sells Dr. ae laeinalilitiees Qiks then sank ae : Mal mon that many do not two or three times a day. Mrs. J. Russell of ge . | | 3" rita Yer if the 19.141 Havana Ave., Detroit, Mich., keeps Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and the cost is less cial year. “Fortunately the sound : TY Bal a 4 aa tee : wh “we ger t Pe eo a Puy rfect than a cent a dose. Give half a teaspoonful to | position of the country’s finances | SLTAN wor ate id “a ama § ith Dr. Caldiwell’s | perfec’ any ailing baby or child at night when you ls sueh that the treasury holds a| f yi, ee ee — |] American welant oe: tee Se health with Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, tit to bed and you will find a y, laugh- surplus sufficient to meet emer one-fourth thesic that like cat—roomy dr with 22x28 Mrs. R. L. Smith of 519 Maple Ave., East PU*™ si happy ‘gency expenses It need hardly be 44 today. 80% of all sickness results Pittsburg Pa., says her family of three chil- =—s youngster in the eeecre ake Syrup said, however, that a large amount from impro eliminati a . been ick dav . e Vi Pepsin yourself when constipated, and give it of money Will be required for re- oO pt per tion. dren have never , SICK & Gay Since giving to any member of the family young or old, for construction work extending over One thing above all to remem- them Syrup Pepsin. anv ailmen t due to constipation such as bil- a long period of years—such as | ber: Constipation is a lightning A Substitute for Physics jousness. headache, lack of a tite, sleepless- town-planning, broadening of streets worker. Germs multiply by min- : | perfection of means of communica-. . : Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a scientific 26S; bad breath, cankers, fever sores, indi- ‘tiem, construction of water works) utes in el | ot saw de compound of Egyptian senna with pepsin and gestion, and #o break up fevers and colds. and sewerage systems. | counts when you need 2 p : ics. The formula is on ev Stop that first sneeze or sniffle and you will “Reconstruction of the devastated | and this knowledge has made suitable aromatics. ery have a y inter districts requires enormous quanti-| § Pluto Water the world’s a You will find you do not have to healthy winter. ties of building materials, some of selling laxative, used by a milli children to take i and it eeseeucessesess ou Want Try It Free Before Buying eceecececseseces which cannot be supplied at home is much betterfor toad than =: “Syrup vate * aa = } #3 ae } sad at: en ‘aed whan people every > - J on *9 s : Be “In order to facilitate these pay- Pluto brings positive relief in Monticello, Illinois. ments without disturbing the home - 30 minutes to two hours. a | need @ good lazative and would like te prove whai you say about Dr. Caldwell’: Syrup /money market, I think the expedi-| , Sta er by eciual fest. Scnd me « free trial bottle. Address te Sak inka omnes thened ‘Se: eaaeened ait mene —— wae laxative it gives the system | whereby ince 1876. It is are @ Complete internal bath and does hereby foreign purchases are paid net - ; . ‘for with money raised in foreign Ldn mages. ap) wna bgp | markets.” | 30 days It = at the mercy of slow-acting, over- 7 | Inouye said it was tmpossible to 2 ees Se ee pe mer to For safety’s sake, a : determine the amount needed from , tled OLICK-MEAL 4 | 4 take Pluto Water. Bottled at : abroad ynti] the reconstruction . . . ' T ca Not more than one [ree trial bottle to a family fal scheme was formulated and credit French Lick Springs, Indiana. wc IN ft. x 13 Rugs; no { P - 4 oy ot my yA ND 7 ~ Be a acer: a 15 ree ea od ge) singe 2 ; yt ae “9 b ews + 2 seen seh ees gary me aay My tela oh many iene Ie cies neem regina Sy ¥ ey Ee ae ae oe Oe A AMO. ko FCO Sa ORCS Me fe es “pei vine “ep oh seccccsoseocescoecasS dep gage ce HR ae a Miwci A ciatl ove Cn voted by the diet. PH C1. rs prescribe st ert eer were e eS | P : . i rn - 2 any J ee , Pe en her S ee tin nant os: “ tarts > ele se ; rT. . = ~ a er il A vibe 98 oe ee oe ee , , * § . ae i i ah i ‘ eas ”" st - ; “dea her ery > Mail etl. er i lly fl vai, by aim Faime” ce - wy a i y mere i we ; ue» apts tie MI a ryt. vos capa +f oe ee ae ate A ¢ J nd enamel plies sent by the American Red ' fA Sa | Cross from funds recently collected | ~ “a | a ee ee she ruc Rugs ee ° _throughout the country ts being WATER Apericas § @ Mohawk Black Enamel Combina- is z Ay Tey — bh Ao hel | received at Japanese ports and con- tion Coal and Gas petbi omdly 9 ft. 12 ft: 17TH AND LOCUST dittons In the earthauake zone are. eee zi Fa, ip, improving daily. according to cable | ne aah $100.00 $20 value, only........% advices to the Red Cross from Am- WI PLUTO 7 >t Cemmalonees GbE ud bassador Woods at Tokio. nature wont Hizh Oven Gasand Kitchen Heater yuu = : suitable for halls or . ; ht fon wi av With the food situation tn Japan | combination—15-tnce en. four _ . gas burners, two coal burners, free | room; per yard .......0see rapidly improving the relief fund —— : or Rabson Gene or. bean ee pe ’ “*% a ee eee right or left Genuine Linoleums; | and clothing. hand oven per yare .nsscedccseen i MASONS TO LAY WASHINGTON PILE eae ts KNIFE, oer: MEMORIAL CORNERSTONE OCT. : : OCT. 30 And easily cured, without the use of scissors, electricity, hot iron ‘Every Blue Lodge im State to | 0r burning method. No confinement to bed or hospital. You Send Representatives. | can attend to your regular business daily as a few of the follew- 7 The U Iymate in P honogra ip hs A number of Masons from this | img who have been cured will gladly testify. : ‘ dpe tO ot. singe» Pe hy “Stpaah ie SRO a ee Se ” Set Sian Mere hd ay ? Heal ee my. . Aint Anes R ches. besahes abe ay ¢ 5 thas ad city and State will attend the laying } Prank Trojanowski, G. H Rodefield, 1512 Edward Renbauzh, |of the corner stone of the George 4675 Louisiana Ave Hebert St., St. Louis, 4030 Bond Avenue, nn ; $ | Washington Masonic National Me- mua, St. Louis, Mo. =e Byam ms one /yv | morial at Alexandria, Va. A spe- § Silas Cantley, 2311 S G. E. Stouts, 623 N. . 4338 Warne Avente, /Cial train of Pullmans will leave ith Street, tat Oe. St. Louis, Mo. “ | Louis, Mo. Louis, Ill. WM. MOLLET, Pres. . Bo pes over the Baltimore & Ohio Tuesday Wm. Beach vila 4 # LTHOUGH Little was known of the possibilities ae > *uesday | Mrs A E. Kennedy, Mrs. E.C. Berghoefer, Frederick Street. of music as early as the XVIII Dynasty, ar- | ae af tes Belleville, D1. 4126 Nebraska Av. East St. Louis, DL 7 very ue lodge in St. Louis, bistxc progress bad reached @ pinnacle in the | city and county, and each of the 749 DR. BASKETTE development of architecture and design. il al } hal ‘Ob ‘lodges in the State will send one o- | ELECTRO MEDICAL OFFICES siza tocust st. se. Louis, mo. The POST-DISPATCH ts the only St. Louts evening mor pr tativ ++ OFFICE HOURS: 98 a. m. te 5:58 p. m. al ae wang een a, Phage: agg Wednesdays and Saturdays 9 a. m. te & p. m.; Sundays by Appeoizuemesnt. newspaper giving Associated Press news service. a = Cc xpected ¢t over 109,- | The pharaontt kings possessed works of band?- The : 000. site selected for this me- craft and cabinetry unsurpassed even bo this day. But the morial is on Shooters’ Hill, on the : : ea - a ; old King’s highway and on the com- | private citizen of today may possess artistic treasures combin- lin Arlington Ridge, from | : - rhic i view may be had of the ing the highest development tn cabrnetry to please the eye and tbe most barmonzous MeuSN TO delight rhe eat. places most frequented by the first President. whose residence was at. Such @ treasure is the Bardini model Sonora—a phono Mount Vernon, only a few miles . distant. The structure will be sur- b enshrined in a magnificent cabine? on which the seiiiiteal Set my eaete ot OR acne ek motifs of the handicraft so resemble these dear to the early SBS memorial will be of granite and will 4 , - — a cost approximately $4,000,000 Its Eeyptians, that King Tutank bamen UV bave cherished : dimensions over all will be 2390 feet 4 “~ in depth bv 160 feet In width, exclu- & above ail 23 POssessrons. A edie: case ep di steps, terraces and ap- 43% 7 Re b : a . z 4 of sy y a sa \ 7 ' A . 5 y" * ; " } a ' is a MT a Be» Pe ae a Ee Brae as kg $9) ; F oid nth ; - z BEN en EN . . SEES Se a ee a ee, re oe ¥ > : =" re ~~ 12a a z ie = a ee * 3 2 pt 4 f Re - an > ad aD) J Me eee ee mers a ere a NMOS ek Oe proaches. Its height, to the sum- The Highest Class Talking Machine in the Worid mit of the observation tower, will be - > eeu. yr ' > 7, iy i J > The Memorial Hall will take the THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY form re by 190 feet. = in which it is proposéd to set a Pom ’ statue of Washington This hail ill of 64 feet, rising “* . - st . me % a ms ; ~. e sie ; © ; ; a clerestory above the surround- CLEAR AS A BELL “bt 2 TT hap ins rtior of the building. Above > > A) ial Hall and forming the The Bardini illustrared here Ss! == si . hou elics of the rst residen iS a srOck MoOcel avalabie — — —-— house relics of the “rst P dent. . .? > — = —-— upon short nonce. Priced 44 t | eee WIVENE oN MES HOUSE BANKING COMMITTEE DEALERS EVERYWHERE Fijie@ail stalls | TO MEET HERE ON NOY. 10 City Selected for One of Sertes of Hearings on General Business Conditions. > a * ; , \- = oF) a | . ~, & aa > - ~ 2 es. : 3 > - i. * Bee a 4m + 2 a * - 7 ; ‘See es * * # > ore n re " 4 4 a aie i pat. ory i - he 2% oe &. a , ide Ra e co * PBSocny 5 py 3 ee a4 Ps - 24 on iy be “9+ ie Te Bes mf > £4 ie Lie tx ie mee eS Pa ax > : ‘Fas r Se + broke 2 ae: . tin 2 = -, ry Ss ah 3 + b) 4 So; ee 7x oe ® ‘7 ee fo. et 4 6% Se be “~¥ = =. 25 rx $ % pe é = * - + 2 a F ae a ‘x= * Loa ; 3 J “a iS Se = * 3 me * Bee go * - xe ae ye ee ; . oS ‘ - 4 7 > a ee Ff P.2g dy : Ss \ ‘ x ae a 2 x 3X3 . = ».-7 + & = € r am LS le a ‘ is a oe =. c= - » Boe 28 ee é = oe” Bee = ¥ : + wets a >: 5 ‘ as * by ¥ ey, Hee. £ : = ae = § a = a *. ; = owe . ae 23 ~ 24 x | z* 4 o> 4h = Sy - ae * ~ (24 oa es s rt . ae A = ‘ a 1 ‘ $ , .% > * 1 » if “! — 7 a £ ‘ : Fy A fl 2 . : > B * os . oe ae P. Pe. Se: ae ‘ ae x « ; > = C } q é $4 Bem ess = wa a ee. . a —_—- ve + S Be © ~ Se ee - es be ; =~ ily $ ; 7 P <8 7 Mh 27 ae e235" , Pa ea is Me | eS a 7g ie a 4 fr. 35 3 Ry ee - ; q Saf . , b—4 Se x wa | 4 fos Committee of the House with Repre- ‘hairman, will hortiv for an fn- financial, ultural conditions The work will he ict-finding task placed eee hirs BiiE a ‘ ae ee a eet AS ar ote ae Hah og ; 7 Bg Sha share ¥ ~~~ — 7 *, ~ 4 . 5 » , ~~ imittee Dy the last Con- s President Cooliddce's that the committee prepare — ~- -— = 4 , - _ “nancial legislation which will Bis. Vp age. ae at 4 boas be submitted to the next Congress. The result. it is expected. will be drastic modification of the Federal reserve act. of the Federal! farm loan act. the rural and intermediate eredit act. and of the various fnan- etal agencies of the Government de- signed te meet the new after-the- war conditions. The committee wif! make a special study of the agricul- | tural situation. The first sertes of hearings which | ji fo ign ial th hy , ei & Rene bis you . is ee Ce ee ee = To RR tn hie Ae og Oe Swit onstimiee © «i A . : aes tal iE) Sh AGREE ae Pap nF ~~ We Have an Excellent Stock of SONORAS Very Convenient Terms Will Be Arranged for Any Instrument You Select The Aeolian Company Of Missouri W. P. Chrisler, Pres. toog OLIVE STREET i i i i i i i. i —

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X . ms ' yo” ~ ~ . : . ~ “~ ow : SANS St TAR REN C SSAN SSN SAN SN . ’ BRERA SSN TEARS BORO RARE aS WS . : we > WRENS ~s eS . eS S SSeS SNS CASTS A AENENSS sorte es “XN ; PAD SA SENDAK SSRN ENA Se WSS oo ES aS Send SUERAANT ARTA SREY RS : f 16 . Rolid w hits Gold. = /?wels Ss clal at $47.50 __—_—— te E" Se | ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH . , ‘ eA ecncegeee, ttetttan, tat t LE LE LAe “= Oe oe ee eee - - ee ee ot eer _- ie ee ett rr mm ai en ee SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER i4, 1923. SA A I Aetna ot trae - o-* - a pre en wm . ~ ee AP EE SO, eI NEE LT I E enTe nee Te ae " : ‘ 20 G Nike es pak ee cE Fr 4 : c > . a ks * { iSLLWuo Fuol-UorAlLn 7 B pykache. i Set decline in health. iS eee Naat qe Sines may then act fine. ro ; 4 bladder disordets. | hog! . = ® of least twice a vear. "n American men and women of 4 constantly against kidney é tte because we often eat \too Ss gich food. Our blood is filled Te aiorid which the kidneys strive to - a out; they weaken from over- become sluggish, the elimina- seg clog and the result is kid- E usouble, bladder weakness and a our kidneys fee] like lumps a back hurts; if you suffer eee yeadache, or dizzy, nervous “at acid stomach, or if you have Zestiso when the weather is bad, We code drinking lots of good soft water a get from your pharmacist about D fer ounces of Jad Salts. Take a ta- . & 1] in a glass of water be- “ies teeakfast for a few days and : famous salts is made from the | euagl grapes and lemon juice, com- | |= @ith lithia, and oo used a to help flush and stimulate ee idneys. to neutralize the ude in the system so they no longer D age 8 source of irritation, thus often ® Jed Salts is inexpensive; cannot in- "tere, makes a delightful effervescent ® Wiie-water drink and belongs in ev- | because nobody can make a y having a good kidney ‘fipsbing any time. By all means have ‘geor physician examine your kidneys to Tetter, Salt Rheum, Pruritus, ; Water Poison, Weeping Skin, etc. omens can _ Pane ieay, CURED and ee & merely Seer ei you that = could not * becured; alll ask is justa 9 3 to prove my claims.~ fF) » Don't be discouraged " grove my claims. By writing me todayI be- g you will enjoy more real comfort than | Joureally thought this world held for you. Just ' icon | foal cure vou will agree with me LE CANNADAY,'*' Court Bik., Sedalia, Mo. : Third National Bank, Sedalia, Mo. Jend this Notice to Some Eczema Suafferer ECZEMA WpwUsS EXCITE HYDE SHAKEN UP N WHE KIDNEYS, PINK WATER 4 a » Salts at First Sign ¥ Bladder Irritation or WRECK HE GOES T0 BED Governor Climbs With Other Passengers Out of Window of Overturned Pullman. Gov. Hyde was so shaken up ina senger train at Pleasant Hill, Mo.. at 1 a. m. yesterday that upon his arrival in Jefferson City at 6 a. m. he went to bed and remained throughout the day. The Governor was a passenger in one of three Pullmans on Train No. 10, Kansas City to St. Louis, which overturned when a switch split or a flange broke. He and others in the Pulilmans climbed out through win- dows. Eight persons were slightly in- ‘jured: Mrs. Frank Neite, John A. Zuyest, Mrs. Frank Stamm, Mrs. Mick and Mrs. Odell of St. Louis: a Mr. Findlay of Manchester, R. C. Brewster of Kansas City, and R. A. Bernstein of New York. Others, be- sides the Governor, were shaken up. The train was due in St. Louis at derailment of a Missouri Pacific pas- | 7:27 a. m., being delayed two hours. Kansas City at 11 o'clock Friday As the train was departing from | ‘night, Conductor Frank Burnes of | 3907 Castleman avenue, St. Louts, | received a telegram that his wife had died. He said upon arrival here that his wife had been ill, but he had thought not dangerously. Mrs. Burnes was found dead on a bed in her home fully dressed. The woman tenant upstairs had not seen her since Friday morning and last night notified the police, who gained en- trance through a screened window. BUSINESS FIRMS ASKED 10 DECORATE FOR LLOYD GEORGE British and American Flags to Be Displayed During His Visit Next Friday. Business ‘firms along the route over which David Lioyd George will be escorted next Friday have been; requested to display American and | British flags. The streets to be) traversed are Lindell boulevard, Lin- dell cutoff, Locust street and Ninth street between Locust and Washing- ton avenue. British flags may be obtained from James A. Troy at the Chamber of Commerce. The only public address by the former British Premier will be at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Hotel Statler at 12:15 p. m. Plans for the reception of Lioyd George will be perfected at a meet- ing of the arrangements committee in Mayor Kiel’s office Wednesday at * S § BROS.&CO. tas Buy Your Diamond of Loftis. Our High Quality and Low Prices Insure Your Investment. If you wish to invest only $25 in a Diamond, you can do so and pay : $2.50 a month. If you wish to invest $50, pay $1.25 a week. $75 Diamond costs but $2.00 a week. and a $100 Diamond but $2.50 a week. eS re oz —— os a a 1 it ¢ ae! aie aig " a) . 4 ae 7 - ee + ee ee re 8 ee : —_—— a _— ——_ SECOND FLOOR, CARLETON BUILDING 308 North Sixth Street im Do not hesitate to open an account. * } ~ —> a4 —_—- . 3 Bine white, perfect cut | amend 18-k Solid hite G All p srabea’™ nun Wedding Ring, en- ae set with brilliant, blue white, hong fut Diamonds Three Ditna- ee b price Suh five Diamonds nv by ey Diamonds SH5 nine tiny ds. S110 twelve Diamonds, Rasy Tar, Ged by Diamonds, $226. ‘Tinea so ' ; lid White, Yellow or Green Gold Weddin We & Rings, 85 Up. All Platinum, Engraved, §25. x Extr, Sina! “ : nal, rectangular Wrist Watch pect TERMS: $1.25 A WEEK Mond-Set Wrist Watches at All ins Prices. = Ol Jey i Call or Write OFTIS | ; your ewn selection. The old personal asrocia- eiry remodeled. Gather up your o : tons “@, them into new designs o>. your pieces of discarded Jewelry and ict us F ; Estimates fron Genined «while your jewelry is brought te present styles. Watches and Jewe a ces. Open Saturdays Till 9:30 PM; Other Days Till 6:30 for Catalog 905.2Phone Kinloch, Centra!) 6052; or Bell, Main 97 and Salesman wil! cali. The Old Reliable Original Diamond and Watch BROS.2CO.is53 308 N. Sixth Street “SYLVIA” | “VIRGINIA” | “$25 SPECIAL” DIAMOND RING DIAMOND RING \\i DIAMOND RING | Biue white, perfect cut Diamond Solid i18-k. White Gold Ring. en- graved and pierced. $2.50 A MONTH t Required 17-JEWEL ELGIN Case in high-grade White Gold filied, warranted to wear 25 years Elabo- ) rately carved Movement is fitted # with special Moire silver dial. | FULLY GUARANTEED | CREDIT TERMS $36 $1.00 A WEEK Fitted with 15-jewel movement. .832 es Credit House—Largest in the World 2d Fioor Carieton Buliding ' | — nr ee a wo | } A th His initial cost should not be put down to expense. It is an invest- ment which pays the investor daily dividends in efficient, effective, eco- nomical service; in time saved; in satisfaction given to those served; in increased business and greater profits. Every St. Louis firm seeking increas- ed efficiency and decreased expense should investigate. the advantages 1n the motorization of its entire delivery and hauling service. Experts, skilled in all phases of economical transpor- tation are at your command. / hae =i A Giant Wit Jes One Idea—Wor = Here is a-giant who de- vours work; who 1s tire- less, dependable, efficient, . quick and ecconomical—- — aie & and there are yet those who g tt" have not realized his worth nor the need of hint. N EFFICIENT and effective helper—his name is Motor Truck, and his services are indispensable to almost every — business firm in St. Louis. In point of cost his name comés last on the pay roll; it stands first on the service roll of hon ls ee Oe ft «3 mtr eters 7 FE tabetiear feta tater eferastar or 52” An investigation will prove enlight-> ening—the service which light de- livery wagons and heavy trucks have rendered to so many business con- cerns has demonstrated their satisfae- tion-giving, service-giving qualities;* ~ § Piget are It will pay you to read closely and constantly the Truck advertisements appearing regularly in the columns of this newspaper. Then carchtill investigate their merits as applied to your needs. Do this and wisdom will suggest the advantage of putting one or more of these giants on your pay- roll, to increase efficiency and de- crease expense. The Post-Dispatch Carries Far More Automobile ig Advertising Than Any Other St. Louis Newspaper POST-DISPATCH it St. Louis’ ONE BIG Automobile Directory : Copyright, 1923. by W. G. B.. The Post-Dispatch. te a 3 : * ~ bd ~ wad %. ia aie >. we 6 7 phe He a . ~~ P “» LoS Bes € - See es i SPO eS Saeed eR -— wae te oth MD. MEY he... Mee * 4 = ; ; : ‘ pox Peck ; 7 a’ se St SEAMEN AE LEER DR IGE SINE AP ARABS Bi: I ARTIS 2k SLES NR RE AEE PSE I aR a i aH nang Desh lai nie ALDI SAE VNR ENCE SEN “eS ee Y attend * ~ * ae od ” a _ " ‘ , 7 +” OBE CERN ORY OREN RSG MS BIS ORE NORE Ae RS ao nape i: oi Tg Ey a Otte es ate

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i i i * ee . 1 Se : j . : ee Ne ty ee om. te i > el terse, re ttn ee eee a ee _ oie. ttt ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH : SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 14 NEW YORK STOCK ee main MARKET | Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. Oc 966 las: , ct. 13.—Totals sales for th eek Following 6.567.362 same week a year ago ane >i. the New York s: and the & isa list of incividua] Sales for th . . 234,729 two net changes for the week: © week ip 100-share lots on the Stock aeceieninneeee et oe a yee: __ e ’ . . 4 * ’ * ’ ’ P 7 wf i ' ‘ 2 3 > a * - , “.. Faas _ aS : Las é ; ae Lees * ‘ * 3 ; . ee and i. ; iC ang : . Pace tere aor = — “for tee’ || STUCK MARKET VERA a: | Div = gl Fg r r far ae Div Rates. W'k. Week Week, Week. Week. Selected = A a GES. . # ie an name” | c y af Adem, Bx 3 a 0 70 20) «3 || Securities, “Gate Week Mo. @amo. | patent eae * Clove jcn'gs - lAir Reduce 4 Ps 5 ‘* 4 Si%i ° % | 20 Industri j — ee. - Week. Week we ft es }Ajax Rob & + . OL —? 20 Railroad. #184. 25 87.03 88.79 87.12 Week. GOV . ee + Bes Alaska G M ; ". SS SMI... Stocks ah ae 60.41/58 .53 57.87 ERNMENT BONDS [| BOND DOMESTIC a ia ae Jur : os % & . sas » os . ia. isitd. 66 72 . 49 3s 32-47 99.15 9 1a na Tk ' AVERAGES. | 1 . BONDS. ao jAn Am ¢ 6 4 a7 er 97 pore F 7 : S%e re 32 99/1305 14 98.15) Total bond sales | ¢ Awied Puck 3... cau ou Bi "do pa | 107| 82% 61% G3 j—g [Stocks ang jg,,,,! | ae | List 4g je 1400.1; || | Ten first grade rails averenee shee: || 22 Alan 3 1825 --- ose 192% 10s | + Ai Chal 4. $106 105% 108 | ey |) Annuat | sleS\High | Low Close |Ch'ge 7 tw st ity: '97.13.97.10'97.13| | “E208. $5.80, | > nu tot BOW, "33.1106% less 100% | 25 do rts. a opeaee | 18 g3u Fa, Say ahs |B Baten,_jwreriweek.eete WS ale Has*! 3 cn eta MS or a Nona fora || Meee” Tae ewraele uso, |) i ie ore St Sooo By) BRS Ba fate Rove 7 5 ™m Ag Ch cou, anes Sa 915 teed, oe Oe ‘eek. Week. Pa 1 ; Ig je | @ = en 22> ** 97.2 97 SU. > litgh “ . : Ranger ~ Be do ota 6 12%) ach’ iszyg — ¥ Ene John 5) 54) 66 —— © G&aE ¢. ai on 41 &% 3 37-2 L 24 4\s5 | 3 Ten public utilities Am Somee i .. 163% 1634 103 79 Mex Sea Ou A ie A. Chain a3) 77, 338) 30% 32) 2” | pf pte 7. ata {00/82 j—S%o i pet aot is 6 i ie 145.0 8 Ls 3a di,’ 97.12/97. 1097.12 || “7:9. swrnged 65.23, n0 {i 64m rat & 2% |, Semi 86% | 96 2 Mex Panuco |” ”*; 3; ia 32 ies j 2° oo oo. te rie ° 2 ce 2 . . Be wae fa ae fi ea p ' * ° i ; Bradford © w; ‘f ‘S$ pfd 7, 1203 1103 “1103 7 *irpu ge 3 2} 91. %—-% | do Bg #2; 58 | 53q,, SS! °2 ~ 3g 5 & 4th 4s RS aa Combined averane momth ago 86.93. | ,% Beth — $65 ly Benwe’?: L 5 A m ia cat 3 Qa90 ; ~ ~ = ] OS a. = . M & ~ pry -> a ; bat 8) “ ka Ne —— l x, Pa Cc a 2 264 : 5 n ' 2 x 58 Q ahs is, favre ‘97 average year ago 90 j is " St eei 7s 36 “— i163 ‘1e2 1 Pea Hew ver Ou * Am Can pf 3 41 1og2? 703.* , 208 —its | Fi-P PF ings 7), 80%) 38 | 40° eo op, EMEC 4S 1 BGR, S35) Sage | 87 U Sc ain gy, [7-15/97-13.97.15 _ a? —, . eee ‘107 %/107 3 107 Pennock Oi | de pra > eS 64155 % 155 % 2 Fish Bayo 20%, 8&: 9 ° * Sead Sr =! 41% go @)-----| 129 U gee 3 sto” (97.12 97.10 97.1) | ITY. High Le | SSRI e Sie. _| } I Creek © Ret. the New ‘y at Criere . m Liss re & a, 117% —_ my do Oh pfs = ide LY 154 hss * Se N\ Fo Géc a 116 — 1 % _ — xy | 47-32 A 4% j | } INDU wv. Clese. i = *' Offs G5% e1y a Lo 4. o of 71 71 . | REIGN BONDS. . a P&@lt 58 '30 9 | 39 1 Cuban Tei 7 -- S4% 84% B84 3 Terman . &n-'Aam Exp 6 : 6 5&/ 6 . Ge ee iz 1] IML? do 6 Pr 3 #2" 40 . — £! iti. ac TAT ref Se (55°) ~~ Bs 92 | 92 2 Det sei *%s ...(105 [105 | 22 : 3 91 Ly 91 9 _ ay 3 16 4 an neyo sanenes P Morr = I 42 > “2 y —] tine Se "45 j 7 ~"e- wee 7 Pan 52 " i. ' 4 City Gas os ' ' 05 Wlicox Am H @ L i i 91 —3% (Gen Asphalt 43% 40 | 40 Phy mt 20 666 Te ffi 42s, | 48 Atwentine te a7’), 51%), 81%) 81 3 Pai; 2 TaT 75 36.104 ‘ 90% Det Edison Ge" /122 ™ , 99% 98 10 “Yr” on “teri | o : 37%! 387 eeu P pts 4 624) 62 ~ 2 Beigi ott --/100% 100% 1008 | 1 l« ‘e 109 % 109 & i Fisher B Gs “25. °° 100 te 100 % 100 —- | Prices hay —- Week. Stock | am -_ =" 82 | 81 | 8} ec 8 20/171 SO %% '—1% Pierce o;)"”” 20 \ | S ie 8 & pee Se SS... OT | Ge 90% | 16 Sine C On 40.; 9@ | 90 7 6 Gr =8..../ 97% 97% oF 3 am © @¢ased off Am Int Co 7 ptt 2 ;— % /Gen E gs6o0- ri‘s 169% 1693 —1) ae .. 6 ~o * 18% 20u: e Teen Se 45 : = % 9% 4 Sin Stes "25 oau | _| Be Trunk 6%s5 105 Cot Cable te the Post-Dis; Since an over ‘ rather steadily AL-F FE " ‘3 16% 16% /— Q | Gen Mw oo 11 10 *s do pfd. he BE “O%/ *1u 1 1 Berne . * 108% lossy 108%} 2 c¢ Oil 6%e ‘gs %/ 98%) 98 by 8 Gulf Ou P 3: "8 ee) 105% 106 L Atl Prutt crowded . . ‘6 11% 10 (iggy ‘20 110 20%) 10R — & Pitts 17%) Ss! 1M. 10 Bo 3 103% 108 ) = c¢ Off ; ~~) S843) 87 a os... . _ 94%. 94% 1 Brit.-am and N ¥ Pes brought short interest Am Linseed 4 * 10% — a do pfd 14y 13% 13 Coal + 5R %/ Is =» =! NN livia 8s °47 ~. los4 . s ~ ’ 7%, 83, Hood Rubber 7s j 941 ws a New ork & sharp rally 10 . m ; 3 17K 164 168 —.1;) | - 6. 82 | Re 33 — & Pitre 2@w uv 3} 624 .¢ 27 12 : f 87 > * Since COP ¢ ‘-a2' 93%) 93% / oau 6éKCT -- 19 1 i 4 Bklyn cs; ob INDON, Oct. 13.—Arth ! L pfd 86 % —-1),/ do 6 ne Ss | 83 2 wy ?- 61 ux 6s % 87 Co és 93g ; er 5%s _° | ) $3 a . rthur w. have held better days ago. am Lace 6 110 $435; Seti) */] do 750 _ 2| 81 | §} 8] 7 2> pfa 6 34%) 424 40% po me X 2 Brazil &» PE a 79% 8% “oa | > 2 » R Sugar 75 aries 2! 96 ¥8 1 Kenne Cop 7s nosey * 28 % 26 Buddy Beas” - editor of Banke ue but even in + 2 ae indus- Am L pfq 3 w=. - “ o8% —1% | Gimbe Bet . 3. 85%) 95x 2 Pitts Util pz 3, 7] so $0%/—1 35 Canada 5% "59 194 193% 1838 | 8 r B at Ge °41) oa 2S [203 ° Libby Mc &4L 7s _- 99.45 | on soe 5 Sentri Iron Pipa’ ** ; = Magazine Of the advance } ase, most m Metal 3° 16 434° 49 *1 do Inc pr > 46 +6 8 Cereal 3 b} 20y/ py [te > ~JBada Ss ‘26 99%, 3 maa | 94% Manitoba Po 7s Wl | ; > Nip new 2 fal editor of the Londs . 42% 42% — 'G) eh 11004 ra. ee ad: 1 54 o: oe 42 Canada 3. °° : % 98% 98 | idewar © 2! %/ 924. go 4 Mor Co 7 100 100 i100 4 Coie Pp ee “a ; nM ing has oe aS been lest Trad- At Rad 4 ll &}2 , 1% idden (> e 100 1004 Pfd 8 ' 54 54 eee 1c os "52 .| 99% 8 To) G%s 3i 1907 + 92% « T se ‘100 t = & Le pid “a in - mn On a com ARM pt? - oo) 30%; 80% —] [Goldwyn Pp 2 9 > > be _ R42 aap isse f-:--- Ss *31 99% 99%) > TL&aP Gs ‘26 ~* 102% 102, | 1 New Or Ps ---|200% 100 (100% = Dub Cc 4 R . Post, in review today, savs: Stricted sca) Paratively re- A S Re’ ko. > 88% 97% gai! e . yas # 12% > ott pees St Cc 1! 428 ‘ln *7 | @ Chile as ‘2 - 101% 1014 101% | Cn Be P ,20..1 9@ | 97 1 ---| $s a “4 17 Duran SSS aS ow e and most of : S Ra 50c, 16 5: == Pu % _“oodrich BF ef 55 i2 ZN f a @ pfad 7 | #8 14 % | 4 Ch 9 ...../103% 103 >| &§ Ua tf Gs ‘42. aru | > %| 98 Ottio Power 5s B ss ¥ t Mot . course of events on h ‘ure cleariy ha of the pres. Am S @ C a a3” o™%, 5& |. ao pfd 7 =O 23% WK ae hg od & Res o I 85 as Sey 1 le 8s °4] || 104 *% 103%, 5 Te ,aBk C 7s °36°) ‘% 97 97 2 Penn P @ L Se -+| / 8S | 86 2° Durant Net *. a. the ¢ 5S come f ie Menten a 6 11 10% 104 Rentien> « 135). Tay = =U%) "1% ef 509! o=: - R85 +e. | 42 Chile Ty ‘49 dite 104 104 zx .- Drug : - 1034 Jae 10 a ---/ 86 | gB if ot fs samewhat overshado siona) oper rom profes- m Smelt 5 83 So : >, Sere Odyvear Tp i3) ; sii 72 —JZH @o pr 443 => 2 > £bLimee- 5. eee @5 ig v Se "41 r. % 1034 P&.N J 7s : so e- Motor Cy | we See Zs ators belon ~ |} A Sm pfd 7 1, i 55 —2y, ‘Granby M + SSX SEy) 36 PSN I 38 -l%i—2y (Rimese Ry Si i 4 o% 96 li r S Rud 5. ‘4° -pllO% 1lOy 110 IZPSE ~-+--. LOOK 100% 100 \ + Gillette 3 R Conference. jan ar party. Som £'ne to the an oe #4 97% 97 97%\ ¢ Gack 4 164 8 ye —14 S NJ 4..{ 3 38 | 38 1 Christiania Ss "4 4 +4 a isvcs Stee . St or 84% | . tg erates: | 96 95%. 3 Hudson - a4 i. ee © liquid Ss F 3 28 3 “ 7 Ss y & Davis li ‘= 1¢ } & do pte || +4 42%! gon: 3 Co ; 0 109 10 8 \ i Se G3. */y 84% 1 SONY 7° . * | 95% 2 Co pta increase in emp! Bas oe ably has Quidation Prob-iAm s 34 34 = 2S" Seen , ~ S Pp I = 42% ‘umbia 6s “or ao 9 o .°t Sug 7. ° - 402 161 | a : ‘s 28..,104% 104% 1 Hartman — . Pire pre ot been induced _ Sear 51 63% so ~~ Oe 3 34! 2 ~ (J Pub Se 88) aga | 14 4 Copenhag ; a. f a 12 Va-C ¢ ‘2, 42..| 96%); 101% | SONY 5% O45 J ATeage "ote. @ceords with ket conti - Dut the mar- | A Sug pfa 7 4 —3% Nor Gre 2 2c of% 544 Pul ,~ 1!) 90 a *, 99% «© lL Cone -*. > mS "44 | 59% 80 > 3 5 . : enged except Mparatively 1) A & 9 561° : Ish —2Q Greene Can c 3 104% 1044) A Su! 188 57%, 4/116%\-—" "uz | 20 Gane 2 49... 91 91 6 Wisec 7s "31 Foro 2014 1014 A Vacuum on ° --| 9845 gay Ly 2 Concrete ~~~”! free traders as an ested on the ¥ ttle inter- Am To » - ~3% i23 2s — | Guanta Su } 14 l6\, 15% 15 *@eeae | Pure On >) - i 7 54%) 55 : 4s - a os "ss cfs 9° Q@° : 1 i Co lst . 107 ly 107% 1 a . a tT 60— 2g 22 —l%/ do $2) 17% su) PZ 4s 6 Czechosiv $= ¢ ‘51 | a4 ~~ 92 | 2 Witsac, >4,% ‘$1; 964 »/407 *s é — os 106 {| 2 Pas ~er Sec on trade princ A rather bett or the Other. | Am T pr 6 o 6& 147 —4 | do pfd . ey 5 8 pfd 8 1 ‘%!/ 2° ly 3 @ *S] | 93% 93% 23 ¥ ‘%s °*3 » 264 96 FO ants & Tiiferd ' Bent e iples. = er tome ha “lam T Z ~ 103% 102% 102 iG a ie &5 ere. gp 86 | 86 ed Tk Se '45 | /10aq 93 % st Sar 21! 96%) 96 REIGN BONDs i Radio coej he advisabilit : meanwhile in the 3 developed Pw. B 12 14 149 146 oom Th & Nor) 15! 3) 8&5 -10% | St > 86 ee 2 3 Denmark SS.” . eee lost, 108 & Ge "43 83 , , 64 — ae 1 erp. © hin rs , yy of Brea bo | W vf? % 146% 3 Go pfd ] % 10 | 114) Rap Trans i 00 NT -~-| 47 DET fe ---) 96%) 964) 96x | * 93%) 93% & Govt of arg eee o~ Radio Cerp ad ial preference { ling bein md market, the |~ 3, ©. 2% 91 | 91%) 'Gul S sq 4°) gt?) 30%) 47 1 is tv 615 32 00% Ty _ We. Te > 3 RAILRO $ Ki Gs w i | 99%) 99 23 Read Bid... e for the colon & that the ¢1; , | 81%} © y SRS Stu 4) ggg E8! 27. | 50K eg do 11%! 33a 41D EI Ga.’ c% «697 O7% | AD BON ingd of Neth % 994% ing Coa; ~+ ; ieh endeavor to ob fall requi © climax to the /Am Woolen? 6. 63:4, — ° 1 - 9%) T1&! > = 10) 37%) Mlawes, | 18 D 62... 96% 96 - ; 1l Swiss *: 6 30 90° §90 L Read: rte wi, 23a) , ® obtain still re for ; Coren 584/ 73% @9x! =; °: a st ? 1) ae. | | «2% —6a, Ray Con ¢ 7% 364,/ 36@ | | EI 54s 53 rc “% 696 5 Govt 5%s ' 99 | ™Z Coa! ; grea credit is Am W pfd? : %! 71 j—2y | Hab; S%' O8X | ga >a i Men ; 243. 11%) %—1& | 24 Fr 7% ts 891% S1&/ 91 ACL Lawn j = 2 Swiss Go veg % 99% o¢ wWSec gy 7 i. 4 r facilities. Some ft £ and that’ the ati 3 100 & 1004 (100 . *dirshow E Sn —7% | ding 4 Hendee Mer 35% 344, | 34% do > 4 pfa! ' 374 33% 23 7 _—_ yy j e pe) —d 4%. "35. 9° ; 91 ae = Fomnen : 16% jan? — § | Rep & 1' es} a5 *) ee 2. ~ Jap 2d 435 32. , _ % 91 * B40 Br lm 3u ot! 734. 79% 7 38 In ber Sand Pl, 104 1104 18 Uni Goyernment offer to - Prices have commodity /As D G ¢ | ee, 25 | 15% —1y M Ti aor; 28%! 164%)... | Stl .../ 99) } 5 195 iWHe* 5 Lyons 6s. ° -++/ 78%! 78% 73 3 Baca, 7% °25) 96 | ges ae” ig > ites (208 2 Retail a bear ‘Sag remained fj As © | 28: 77%! Fa | 75 HH ‘ ~%! 61 6) -|Rep l a eni =2 10 3 @ } 3 . ee 80% 8&6 » 4B Tac diy > % 86% 96 80 Ind P 1 ~-++-+-i8S7 [157 [ge Cc 8s mY , of.the interest 42 titra) stre rm. Addi- =O Ie wu. © : Hon — oY > is es St. GS 4a { stu) 2. Pe Marseilies 6s "34 «4 » RT F 58) 67 67 cx 100 Peoescel SO x "2 U eT charge : meth came | Asso Oi) b 5 %— & oust O11. _ 19 30%) 308) — |. do pta 7} =o} 22%! 43 Nether} - 79%! T9%u! F 2 BRap SS saa se) 67%, Internl Pet ¢ Se! ties So% 89 niversa! for development wh i market, alth mto the corn/” ao nw fe. ; 7 108._/107 j107 || Hud M 3 » Si% 478) argh st | Rey Sogs 2 1 85%) 85g) “Pi 18 riands 6s. “73 97% 97%! 2 535 Can N OOM S498 "57 , 88_ | aay | 100 Nat Trans: © | 288! 158) is wien the pr i eugh the G ne 40 °F oe: ie ——] Hu *e 3a 23K) o +" % Rev - 20 2 85%) ee wv Norway &s, °40 nN ‘% | 97 an N ded gi 24; 88 | a7: 300 On: a neit 22% 402 : are to be spent f +: crop report wa Overnment’s /A T & SFS - ‘ 26% 26 — Ly PP M1. @ jee) “3% TBs y Y Tod B3 ST &é&ac iss) 19% Y 8 Norway ee 2 ‘121 #i322 10 Can Pac es 40)132% 375.7) 83 = 20 l new 5s 22% y on or Britt . § not parti . ad ‘emk: % 96% 0 ° Hrd sr 17%! 17 - do B ‘ S8R Gry ge : 52... 95% 95 93 2 Car 4s perp te 21245 /11° ~0 Prairte On 22 54%) 54 ry) 3 > Ng a big yiel : /At Bi @ 6 87% STR STR © y Ss 5 % | D 3.46 118 /lig°) 10 wa en, 98%! 95%) 1 CR Brasg % [82-; 954) go28) 22% | geo Pairie PL Z 167 | (167 13 Cane Giede “Meanwhile, the season ie 000 000 bu yie a of 3,021 = A ~ Ps i Aq 3 oe ’ —_— A R RR 49 -4 43 peo fae SS 4 % s. §2 Te _ 2. a = + ~ = . *4 954, 95 “ 93 . 3500 Ss > ‘ 89 ' OR. 99 P Canario Cc 7 . e al tncrea: : shels. Thi [AU Co L ? 1° 1% — \& Il Cen: 7 83 93%, |} pfd 1 eee, 22's 444 0° % 10 Queens! 73. ° ered. Te 76 © Pac 1 rep 2. 92.) 78%) = 99% | O Ind . 5 - 300 ¢ - Opper gmemp! r bushels mo ° hs 130,000,000 | atl Pru: ~ 114% 110% 1104 —3 i, io an 141054 S & 77 8%! 284 ogs mm 3 oO: , #1.... 107% 107 2 7 91i*s) 91 > Cons C vm ‘are causing activi a and would stvyear'’s crop | At! Fr cfs — RS oe Se ee Ind O @ Gg”! 112 lo? AS ~ SL @ sp eo: a3) 18%! vo | 23 Rie G és ; % 101% 101y Zz - Sen 4: ‘o3°| S84 ssa) & lloe ‘ lew 39 S ne op Mines } ty by t2 +2 fourth lar . realized the . SiSSi JS 3%!) 12: 13 ndiahome RO - 5% 51 See ; i -, 7 S sy —] Rio de J 8s. °46 | 96 + $2 Caa “@ da 49 j=" S34 a3 100 8 oO www y***: 91%! 91% 91 31 Cert “ee ee i? gest crop in hi : AG &WISSp 2 11& 1 = ame Indian Ref - ~ % 1% mie. St L sw ~ 46%! 44 44 ea ' 1 Rio de J Ss - 81 81 91 | We Stes ‘50 -* 04° 544 =se" UN YPL 41% 41%.) me 5 ez Silver rt 18 Prices touched ‘story. Yet/Atl Ref 4 Titer i ol 2% 2 oe eet 1y— & oe =- 30OX' @- ; 32 Pls! 88sec ms, 47..' 91 {92 ‘9, | *S CB&Q mer go +s;:-) 314/ 33) 2S 500 Vacuum O new! 50 *) ) 41%) = Cresson Geig ~**”> Discussion of Inflation. +. new high 1 107 103 103 ; Agersei] R ) 3 5 ° >» ao? rd 5 8 53s eet 8 a sc € 5 Ss. "63... a + = ' = CBg ge i 1 ~ Jl ot | 49 : 3 Crown Ki ¢© ele Pe ce which must be 1 sea a Bonn Parks a1z) 47 mgr! S 2% | -- ass 145 . Sev ae 5S) sar st 5 & wn “ | > ane Se PSE gait se.t so. | 2 Carr 2° ahd "49, so aos a5 INDEPENDENT OILS. | 60 Emma King. 22°4] Beaverbrook in the Di Suk Couraging. Part of Cn-/Aties T ose S2% S2%— % PRC. 38) 26 ss iT ey s i 22’ 304%) 2 ) =o S, -36...° 83 a2 MESLP ey -./ 26% Tea =, I | Fortuna Mines ~~ ~° openly e sik the f , | ack 1} 12 > > IR T 26%) 2 ‘2 RS Srey . 2%, 28%. 20K et 3 Swede : T+. 35, 2 CMasp ‘yt 3s "32 § 764, 763 8 Ark atic . i un® Mines Spouses pure infla fe wyetie attributed to "yy step remy xs i io aX ren es 2 ine Agricul | ; 7% 13x iss ji ae 4k 1 ie = "3% 205 —) * | UK 340 ae tore ora lore ay | Er te fs _— “$ 532 | ' Om fee" 53) 3%) 5% { 33 Golan’ Dey _° 7° - m. These views found some sup bes | v le supplies ess ~- . a = Is * 114% 1° it~ ™t Ag pia ] > ‘ih ° pta 9 ‘. a 53 s - ' reevar ‘Re 45 . ~ 7 O1 ) CMés; p oe. : 51% se 1 Cities Serviesn =~ . 34 : D uM ey tn the Federati ee Pending de} Paldwt: - eee Int ¢ .- os 7% ~ - —~—._% Sears-R;, 11%! 24: tau + —_———_S._f0 107 1014 10] i #@ —"-... “Ss + 21%) vii 51: we VOOe es 130 66129 | =; Goldfield Fk saat . a on of British In. inetd an erop. Nevertheless the iBacs. tae “tee acy 118% 35 | combs) | 23 SSN) 34 34 = @ Seneca Cup:| 29 833! Tey! ee” INDUSTRIAL BoNDa | i¢ Chi Ry O38 °36.2 7/1542 132 ite we ee 67 Ta, 67% at | 38 Faittleid Jackpag- ~ : on ee in a less crude form y exists to hea do pfad 4 is 29 — o6% —] int Harv 5 =| = 20 I i, BE & a> a 2a (fe!) 6 Teh. 4 m3 ~ : ven anata | 42 CRriap --. OF ° Ad Exp ci: 42 ‘48 29 | & i 2» Ch > : : tie fs 73% \—2 ~ ~ 2 F299 ise >» 5 , 2% 10% — & Int M nea . ‘ ; - ® Jo pfd @ s' a> © 13%! 13% | xf Se "36.. a9: as i; - Chi D ¢ ¢ 63 | s9 : | THe a¢ scrip 79 «| «39 2 3 Homests ke we ofS attain the Cents, a level "hic Pavul ~ ‘ 7 - — | Inter Ni->.: oS 4 % | @o-. — % Simme . » 2° o° -— o ——j] 4, }- la A Ch Ths ‘41 QR > 4 | &8% | 5& Ch ~ © O2%e * 11° | 389 ag Creole BSynd . } , ‘9 oan Ing Ext : y 9 standard and urges stabi , markably good. Wh waten 36 res (Seren Bree) 7, 57%) 5S | 85K ae at wi re! | 38 11s!) Fiat) 22% — % Simms Pere att 25%) Sexy) S19 | 1 A Chae Ge 98Q s8y osg | & CUS Wie dg 53 iz LIZui1}7u/ _1 Derty 6 2 PC; 1%! 31%!) 3M} Fy Lead _. + : sted b 1 eat ha o% fo Pee 7 © O22 ~ Ow —t « N pfdsk me ~ SoA il s 122% Om mms Pe- e any ge ~4 mt ° re e x | Q a Os 33 23 °° a: - CCC&SLEs 8; _—- Ny Inter Pa ~ ‘ -" ? ~— « 2 To Pra & 19 “ & XQ 13: . Re ’ db 8 = I@8 ,; = , @ * 3 ‘ 4 cce —— — A =9 107 ‘ O% ; Engineers Pet ah ay 19 M - Des Ot -eitie - — - ympathetic 2 NP 240.' 32 @9u! && 21 oo 12 Sia —~ | Sketwe 5 1, ti 29%) © Bi OA Oe tee ee’ || SS | 88. T os . “SlLiscwaw + 101416]. | 10 Federal O14 -s-*} SG > Set Ge = -cK‘n Dar 3 : leads this school, wh that the recent 7 rmness, 80 Be: Stee! S » 7 oy 2 aa “2 ~ e “Roe 3 S ~~ ~ SAL, tO he iene nay ¥ OF! 40 ~1 4 Se 2 &4 a | 5 ae 48 Js a e Qy9 *; 30 i ; ? & eve CCél 91 ¥7 44 97 ; -™ = Ot] + ee Ie : 20 : 15 Meta} Sr deci ft * ; ‘ ich, how. gains of the f we 310 48% 46 464, —? } Inter Corn } wi Na ™) ~+ “> Si-Sa St @y ee: is\ sea, A Sugar 68 ‘37 as on U& 90% | a + Gs S4 fm 874 | l Glen Rock Oi | an sc | 30e¢ 40% Prod ‘. alps F wer. fs silent on the q : clearly are be! © farmer do pron % * eo: Q ; ~% 3 “ rp i 2 $1 ~ - ~~ & i oe... om il’ 4° > 16% — & | llaT > oe a" LOL 101% 107% | 5 tr Con 4s — S4 a4 ---| 700 | TOe | 7T0c “ational Tin “—— ‘I westion of . ing prese rved . : Ge © -. - — eC He . “ $4} A. _—— AMVIN cid eo D | > wu « ~ l “ 4 Pag 6 “Te ~* 4 40 — = - 2 + Cit vs 45 . 4, Q7 i -_ . j es M & ‘a : cae 69 ee | ou > . ' SS ————_—_ a New ° © @ és its Policy contempla despite repor Cotton pe BI ~ 103 103 Az ® Iren PC 4 le gi —} ted So R »= SS = £2 > » I 15 Go cit 42 “9 ~ vi*s: & _ 6 E- ~~ = D 4s 33: 3861 7 te CS +, | CO = Dom Cop tes de- ts of curtai) " * Pooth Fish 8 . od , es Corp 14 4 : sA— {fia = 1455) 351 spe SO —I: SAW Wa ec "| 92%) 92% : Sree St 48 D “53 . 36% 3an | ‘0 Nizen w * 0 mation of the British @ertain texti? 4 ments at ee Ee s © - . . 4 . 4% ‘ t Cc fs . ~ « 41 4) = SOU R pf = in a ~ 2? + nN 33 : o ‘’ - be A & Se | "34 g i a a = Tle G Riv a 54 & >4 1 ~ me 32 ns vada aii ' pound for ® factori =~ pf 2 16%) 158 / 3 -3> | Island o St 448 471 : ’ So Pp .-, 42 88%) és si Se lA Wr P @. * ct | S34. 84 12 G T o 6s "ST { 84 = Sn; S$%, | Ohie Cap i present or some other held ? es, also has Bk, » Ed x ~ « .* a ry 5 —* Le t. 43 a X 225 * — 4) s —! a, toe! fro au =U 13 “4 : * ~ “es es —] 2 > Os 3a i ; >3 =. - = : od 4 si Or Can 7s ) ~ N ; an _ » * 180 2 : } e O16. + @ mt & me eT gold valve. (A ert - recent h igh prices. Kkyn Rep Ty . 108 Rs, 107 ‘ 1 “er M*g * 14 % 14 o+4 ™ *% ty i ns pg —s Ss 33 96% > i 96 i ; 1s ae Now Can 63 _- a ioe ‘ Tes “ 108 - j Fo = Po Sandstorm meee National C nfon of Manufacturers 4 > on, the outlook de ful? De } ~ 4 * % se ~ we) 7 fa — . a. 18 te —2\& na ~a& I & oF 5 = => , 14 —s . : 3 t Ss ‘ 8 4, Qa ; eu E 14 tH = 9 ,& 36 > ® ~- * cae 193° Sil any such currTre 2: @gricultural distr: — im the fepnces = ol\' S31\y 383 Jones BT a) ae by) «GT: = > O Cal @ ei ee 66% + Arm @ Co 4: 20 « ~% On, = @2 M res ce 106% 106% Joss | 30 ver Horn z sl , macy tinkert “ta is ni "Own Sh 2° 27 ~ : . _— 3 7 195 ” , ~ . Oo -. S 443 3 & = .. oC oF —.9 Ls | aq A a 3s = s+ R4 . 6 | a “> 28 *57 Ss! oT) y Sliver HW wl ol & —_ Ref deh 5a 3 ; | S4 — ~ s4 gt s *5 2 s Sl] =) } ° Pick oe. . . ~ t moderate m & few m . _ ef ~ $0 RQ 2 . = oa ee § LOS LOR 1G 7 i 80 MI et 3 24% 3° oe “se oe 2 Barnsda! a O43 96! gay! 8&4 C = oJ 4 ~ ~ ee ee ~ So Am Golda “ont .* it fe a Department of Reeiabinnee te a 3 R FP 4 10 60 os y a “a. ay men a ‘ea o> isk PS _* = Pp 4 $4. a il? wa a5 ——J *s 10 ei! a a 48 oN 951, asi Fs —* B. - — - y $9 % 99 Ls By rcs Wire From th \ .¥ } Spearhead Ga’ ™ al den coun p~ re i The Teports that the , act —— I 96 Ge) “6 tee? ~~ 4 52% 51 ese 1% SW S&S 16 © 86% 54y 5 a I Beth St rt 55 49 = 97 | 9T% ; ~— 2 cvt J "se | = 794%) Tos, | ureag of “ew lork | ~/ Sutheriang =f " rastic restric- . Prices paid n- deo A 10 12 105 SS |..... | Ran, & Gurr } -, AN S1I8— i s SP 10. 242 gi =e,9, 25%/ °2 Gee we ED 92% gon ‘e. 13 Il & GN so | 87%! arc! 2s — the Post. l On Dev m of imports of fore! 3 ers for the pmne: Pp oduc- de R °° ~ ao 104 105 —J Kay sar . ~4 2 “tomb Cc ¢ 4 +t. (84, &o 4 es ‘ rez 944s 53 . v~ 3 92 3 4 7 to adds ag 4 —— =| St%!. ° Ww YORK "et Dispatch. ‘ted Verde Exr > . en goods, » bat Pal farm cr a. 6 23\ 23 22 Keiv.c 22) STA! gs nai 3 a” | StBdeb 20 ‘‘yy50 = 61 + . 3 do 58 ‘36 a SR 1} 2 ® Cent 1 Se 3 Ot 38% 39: ) in its ¢ ~ Oct. 32.7. 10 US Cont > podenocugh’s jaw erage 27 peF Cent opsav- BC @ ZS) 2 4 “a “3% ° = SSP .| 206) s soe £532 —1% sce 22. 1133 97: y! = , 3 iin oe oe So } +i K Cs it | o> ” | rev COpyTighted weekiy ¢.°.=vening Pos, new wih ¢; views douhtless 3% ago. : higher than a year 6 14 *. 1 > — . or Q + a aa : % ae aa ae Ss. *42 9°? \ 9: > ou ' iam iS leb 4 ~ ‘ T4 , - : _s ovementg : 19 Pa rev ow ssued h hi | Farmere..Reai ——s ee IB! 3 17. |. | Keystone Tf - to. | oe ss 4.9 ~perier © 4 et Sila Sta U G evt 7a. 39 tnoe 327 8.92% 4 leh ‘¥ ean 2. | & , Sf fan te the past ~ Jn fore ere West End : y Sis bank, which ; “While tia | stom Improved. Cal Pani g’| 2 2%) TN) TR | BS § 8 sees Secs? 3% — % | Qwerer s tog | o2%) 2%)..." | 96 = ous & 2 bs.37 "BS 8 1go e209 & | 6L &N 5% Boos" ae ssa $3 | rected pt © mes these Te. Mixed and Rees | 2 Yukon Gag *"* weet inflation In’ its ; : ‘ Mmprovem ‘ ~~) eee 4 79 ~e ioe,” & re SS pf? T © yan. 1 .. i2 Cen ] aoa ~. 401 101% 10 Se \ 2S [003 rer -@ 403 103 Mente fol'laou:.. mt rd ¢ ction. It un. ie “ mer ® Pesilion has been goin 3 e a pa * 245 bf Fe 18 te 2 3s SN Lac r os — a _—— Log a, 109 \ —— the derelop- edly stimulates industr tal ae- a ; nd while the Pro > ‘ek on. ~~? -» = - 3 43 a3 a: n —J] “~ weh Va 2 2 = © .© “ 14 4 wae Z ex -© 5 734 o's s%& s 4 tern Z - = i - va OP, > 72 oa; {-X-T 5 s ms is 15% 1S | Mets le z lee an {ye 2 the sd * dat th ri % j ry Pon's retail trade mest te PCO Cal & “gig BAN) 4 oe ey | tea et PSS 80 eo ig Tez G sue “39 fii) #0 1 a] 14 Comw “> 2 5887 96) sot) $52 | *E MKT ads 5p gr.) 25 8) 778) Tre | sustained over” Bese develommane move. | { Mc. iemeporare eres en eee — . "Tes + - ae _Om a4 ~ a 2 $ mi = ge ~ ; = a : Le oes - r . , Pe ce trend of ‘ndust remain good, the Gan Pac 10) cunt.) 46%! 46%) 0 be &@ MB TSy7 S25 FI9K) cag p & Pac 34 210 78% 56% —1—/) _8 Cons P go : Ss S Si see) Sut eR Sau) 30%! 51 ™ jlowed by 2 amid, OS Period and wert Be “ . y nature of the apparent |‘ be @liehtlyv iin Ss rial activity continues Ca! a ~ Sit oo 1¢ a. 147 ~ 144 ‘ 1 . sa. ma La | eo 75 “84 ey a =a i api il = £ 1? — ~ — 4° —_— ~ 25 4 s _ 3 A> 4 . > Se =.5 ‘ 4 - he. AS ~3 S 94 = ’ tendency of ‘the a in the Gumieen fol- Special te the was — ae .¥, which is secured by a ae still recedes moderate ep yreauction Gave BST | Salar tag Mk, eae Qe $8 8B) aS THR SS Peewee ght 70 GSB) F Bee Sas Sei ehy TEN 17? | BY Mo Pacttenveg 25") S08) 88m) Goy [sharp eeGee = wide mone Temanen | CHICAGO. oor aaa seradation of the standard of Iiv- er rz ely, and ; vd Lent Leath a5 : . se — J} ae + ‘ pam nr 5 zt “~ T R R : Fa n J3 . 101 ea é ey > b te . 220 rie Ss. - “ . = 3 My > ~~ ¥ C de : 3 30 a = vs F io onday ‘ ier - a Vancin . ; 2 _— eg Prices are persistent) oe |. @ pfa 43 is 24% 15% —1% [Owe yt. 20 52 $0"! sort 72? | Tobacco Br} oot 35%. 33% say lon | fg Oty tN The. 31. joss, 223, (203 9NY¥Creé; Ge "35. - 104% 104 1:30. | day. 2, movement an Weseeday. but revere: | --. of *OCRy's snlen, high foe: “Apparent! ay Sept J Weak. hea C W + 3035 ~*s 392 RO» pf . Bip 1 ta : 00 +s l : 292 5 ~¢ ot, — ¢ SD pe Ste s 107 107% 100 N - ©.* v8 2013 ¢s . 204% 7. When @UOtatiens ntly most. trad % oie a embder reduction in the 2 dr oa az 14 710 ~~ a tr > % | Leril Pi 1° = 8 a 2 8 . pfg ° 1. 5S % 56 & | a > = a r Pp 58. “49/1034 162 * 163 vw « af N HégzH - oy 4%, 95 | Dreceding dave ee the my at the Chicage. the activity an 1920 Ts forget a ope ee poration’ ' teel | owt Ribbon 2}. 31 ae) as, ee iu @ "Yee s) cae 162% 162 ot, £207, a7 ee “cl i6sy —7 22 EG ‘35. "37 99%) 99:. | a- » 2 ED. on, _ on ag tha- ost sea ns ael ws | Sun} midering the fact sus ett® '% con- | S.3° Paso 4! 50 30% ay SP) 98 | aa SB ese Tester on 595) SR BSN seh TES | MO ELS ye F eve ryy 09%) 9988 GON! 68 NTR rt ay cis 1ga) S0%| 59%) 505 | Pod im inten yomenny Wat the high bank rate meneipii 4: held at 90 ner «. S Ottpet hasica a * | 133 47 | 43 | Gaul se | Mack The wt? i110 ue er TE ott} aku! eR — %)] S Pik BGS 892% 92 | se: SN ye .ce 42 3p C6} US a a are Sillers sn a the imaginary nat 1B eS 2 . Per ce nt of Cans ¥ we « | 338 a 2 aa ~~ * —— 3 \y M " + 10 TS ae aa Pa Mhje- T's — ee 2 ot C4 4 ns a ; 3 Cor “Alkagee- .o & s. 4. li 3 x 1a : , = ’ 4 ~as ¥ R ad; 5a 4° t JO i &‘vances and : ore Hin bh a of the —S:27 3 8&0 large and Nc . acity. not co nid e ~ oan + > % 6S 4, ae 38 T l -»? - a? . a 6S S *- ". /—- - a +3 TS —— pe Uted 2 Which has 2 = uying movements. . SE” my 5 ‘oder Duying of stes) C & . . - e. 98%, R21 SM Tr 2@ per a mare! S28) 1H —eG -RFSePs 3 §; a © Se % | Goodyear T $172 se 4 99% > Nrsew 2%. ‘42; 2 inl tu (@ crenkera here ¢ 5 wag th : a9 Products ts stat yng of stee) wee a6 7 “Pd >. Jee MR 4 84% «33 : Caion Oj) ~¢ ee 60 60 °+ 8 Goody oe oo®,. 42 115% 1115 7-4 > NYS ref 5s “27 zo ae. 3 bey ; wnt ' then crirfei a BE ’ ed to be better th; Go pf : an ‘>; 2%} 2h xiv. 2 & 21) 61") savi SA) °3& — = a 7, ~—S% 4 Hever T Se 31. lost Tay 55; 3SNé@ wea 2*..2' 53% 63°! cai * ~ ent.*° Now ; name during~ September Neverth -orming Ca@eE} St eal en *i oe ‘ waema Cop 4, 28% + He +s J ale do ord i. * 120%, i283 1298 @ * 5; 16 Humn > 2-82 'S2.' 98% 98 at 102% | SN P és — = .00.| 89 89 33 ness ——— French exc 190 Cont fond! cheap money. with Quick de! : rthele«cs Sp - ame ~ »' 2S g me ici : & . Sn ans —— ~S*4y —! .S mh 1 . oT ~~ = —i _ = no O R S*es 32 ger 7% 9s \ 6 No Ser 5 ~U4 7 lo¢ 82 * tracm ats. mor Motors mz of the float! ’ 2s “& Geliveries from the mills CG Wweu* 83°) 33 } Bs bore | Mamatt.Sug. “3: S28) 28%) 30-2 4. an 5 1. St i ge ®, 228i og !. S Bi Bou te 56. azar, 26% 964 / 3 Fac 43 97 soq (Ut 10 the reacent, Msing most of the earty Pal pee deflation — se : With Quick Service from z iis a . “ at 17 4°, 4 : A Man =_— 4 ° .~ e ol % 5? le — ’ r td 7 ? @ 2 ds ; 8 >| = 2ne Ml M @« 41 ~ 334% 85 y 93 4 ~ « = ref é imp 5s = &° Ly S2% The reac: om i nch - _ the gcains when 10 Gil Mtr... ~ 7 and ts bla . ads, the market stil} ne Som “sa, (CMGa P| as 2e2) ; eiMeMGe ays | S28 rr | 62 204; 30 *)'Se*_* 3 ® Kelly Saas 104% 104 1942 | .70 SL poi o:: lay yee ened by the iumibus ~ Mase =a euots jn “aye $1 Pe ad Ss Aa _ St “ t ; 1 , ann ~ © poe ow Py pel ine 1% . “Ma ~~ ge oe —_—_ . , > Cis) Spr = = he > I i . ~ ae Pewee - -* ‘ > - $e ’ ee! uvers favor. Migns of a vt nm the de pfd LAs _ - ws — - @245* 4° % % 14 ¥ loa 31 0 u Se 478 46 101 %. lows 10? Cated Rcreased on awever genera ly a 400 H > th peng have een cont D 2: : 4mption of forward hone om, re- © & Nor? . R06 a4 reg o~ ~6 % I 4 Mara -; . 4 ° a a a. a) *3 = Ry In es? 2 : } 16s 16s eal $ ns o> 7 s 3? pete 101% Ms a4) 3 tical in these contines ance Brice dt 12e ° ae in outstanding bank = a king. If how “ne are Chi Pa T 4. 83 g) ” -- ®~ - % | MESRy op — = iz\ 19 ° = ., 20 pta R sa 20 | ee Se s = ch St Tel Se "94: aaa?! 2's) 97% 6 Pa 7s "30 = S88 73%) 73 ~~ oo ett Sil times a. ee etes being 940 S the repayme Th + : . e ever, the 4 a a) eee " Ree = ~ Pa. ~+ 3 Bid os so 1 - 2? ow Mont Ow be > —_— -s \ 89 46 ag + ™ - — — ee. 1OR 1 = > a ’ = a week a = Drac~ 7: t - net of = ‘i industry ' trend .n ; & } ss P| oo s > > | Ma anc ‘ - par ae | » 34 » -—.. Ny = . * > 2 + ns i I~ > | —/ . ~ os 4° 95 1 .s 4 Pa as bs - P| LOA I ww *F - . ot) ry bills held h a ¥ ts downward, th a 20 6 pe pr Seu, ae ~“ —! Mart co) Soe) 2S ~3 23 > > I Par >) > 73 jm 72 ty ¢: 63 1ne— oth ; IP 0 ty .2--i 90% 9 | eveliopments ; | 4 y the banks oo is moderate, and the weinsedine 2 _* Pe iCye Peas & “Si 27% 16%! 164 cay fy eet BSS 22%! 1Eex! 3 tity Re Ee 3 16 153 FS mmeale 4 N Y Tel ret 6. => 2 > 62 ; *'.) a Mar D. Stor3 sa ae *) 20% — & 2 Spt Alc’ 83) 52: eo 3 164 — 1 . sei ref Ge “41 104% 155." , 94 4u ‘646 los oe ty " eakness wa s t thac 450 . rT ts lf - “0 great > reaction need mot be fC the | fo rta f . ‘ 8x — eo me ; “ R =e . USRa4? S 92% 50% 5OR a 5S Nor Rel Te: ©. +23 ~~» 104% loay - ir Gs *6R . ’ 105 105 ke ONtracts i + * due ts co: Dart Mont Ward “3%. . s is likely this rear - Ve & Pronoun ‘ad - Cr —— A : 193 “4 O31 ’ . ea ~ q&an. but : ™Dlicationg 50 Mont Ww «J Py . debt o - however, “a i3 Prolonged . Q! la 13 74: aati " Mex Seah O +3 ; io% 1684 © % © pea 7 @9n3 1° + a8 81 —_ FT 2 id 16 > “SZ gen 458 97 «- . ; Situa - Im me sou 140 a reparments wil fr : “ om = ’ . >. . . . ~ ; ana 4 “ « 10 , 9 . ae 4 ~ — > at ee iva Loo - + au 4 toes ‘ ; say, ~ ; 4 r ‘Nfluenced = Lion was loo ' . Nat Leather s s! k . ] not much : A Profit-takin os — oe tT 36 27 1. eRe aa ctf 20; 2 = Q > ond ty Rudde: Rea sg * THON — % 2s Ss; +. © col 4a "39 63: S | curre ‘. SY losses as be- 30 nking fund , iy ies ot! ‘ OG @ E2@0 fo) 5 + 4 , =o a oe. 4 » Ist p aot) So. 38R — 24 Ss Lésr * SS 63% | ne sastained ~ Phittpebors { provisions, and be liga exchan = rea On in the A). . « . . «> + => e» > — M am ‘ “ = Q 4 oo 2 9% . — $s pe be! ~~ o° 4 Sl 4, ; % - a pr .J@25 _ et; . marker la in German 75 Pick , ww I? repre 4 aq es ry —~s* . Nee | e. ~~ ~~ . >. -——t} . ~— - -” ——~- _ % . Ss = > * = BD _—— ; 4s A “ ¥ Dea or of : Sent a nN . . 7 F a. good . ." has deen followed bv Ce A a J » oo me = ’ 77 - +. “i am Sila Oo 145 5% * -J 4%, °) 3 oe 8 R 10 as w% 0 % oe —— 3 i? StLasr 50. e @« — 66 y 66% of the Week —_ ad before the a hange 190 Pub } of the outstand! eligible frac. i ® 4 agTeCem a On the news of the lo pid a ty . , ae ak toe ee S 23% 25 | 25 —,2 U8 Stee & era ant MOR! 4 My "2 7 StLasr — =~ a 70's G9 % “on eoual to 2 cents to The nent, Tate was Onn - Quaker : toe — of cs ent betw +> encase Wb-ess Fe a ~ 1% 4 ae a &St Louis 15 i oo Se io nfa © S% i so at e> +» 1051, 1° 1? Sa pie of we-.| 96%! Sauk oe ar the curpese of ep eae to buy +5 Standard a . fae on ' Cem * wn 34%) 244% 0 — = 2i 10% 9? 5 i.e | Utah Sec Cosi “ai cee! 56%) 57 “5” eae ete con Ge "45. Ja% 34 m eXchangs 5. covert: ee a ee 1.200 , Btock Exchange, foltew "ay a, a the | R. 5 : 69% G92y Gor . M P ~~ 26 29” R. = 3. ~- %& ee Cor 8) 15 . 14% 4% ting ', 2CIS STOCK ExcH ANGE. oc il ~ a . s °°9 me a. —s Ha was oneneen thee in oun anes contracts | 210 pans da ; the ’ ] : a " - : > a 1S > ~ pe — 2 anacd > rr an — — - mn = : ha .. ssum j Swett the Aen de rd es S Maree pare ar! Co. . ‘i 3 6% @ |g oS _ mt F ote? I 103 "03 “ane an Raalts ‘> ae +. » WJ * ‘ =a . > KS oS Qs . ee > —_ fan? VA ard 3 i “ ih > . ._—_ ——_F a ‘a> (Ch ~ ~ v ot ae? 2 , 74-255 S885S,0n amo ‘ - ‘ S Pw ‘ ~ = es ~ 38 + ; Sten on entire = : Pg the @om inatin It rit. whi “h js . ex" Qo} : _* 4 e mt % Mr a + 8 oe ~i “ tt — & i sme ~ m 2. : . ‘ \ @& (prs >% om 2 ee 2®@ fo lle -VOus j 1° Th 7 . Lg? om } Tl Met re oe ras or UD to a F union Llé Gove 5 Present ein . a t~ mt 86s i os ; — - —s — -™ Avy r@ , + % 100° Seu too 44 On ; rence te ° —- iment w Volume of » ad Siiii &O0e8ent. ane ?) a ‘ st 5 cod A. ~ .. ~~ | 2 a5 . e* a, Nash -M 7 5 ° a7 hey a7 ~ a “ va - & —— ee (RT 18 + te Si ——— oe pr ces Da 3 am , te -) wa | mad the | a Thire Ar ods +s “40 o4 5° 8 — “ ~ 2° tia] yon A g ntinenta! a fe) 2 Wiese 260 Caton ) 4 t Ry maturing eth iy be forced to at a ress Was« tan ‘ > . ~ ms a) 2 e Nat \cme 7 Q . + = 4 = v a Recent ae . ared Wily 36 i8t Chan of thy P ~ . yaa 50 45% 45 a ; "@anceg ai = = its Sub- est Knitting. ls in com @evelon an \ Dart i ‘yu . Stmail » 3 — ae 7 ; ] | | ' } } Xe 7° 7 . x Na 8 = 3 “2 47> . ax ua > . t ash Q: } . *. Q we Qo: a Trew > us ran prec ed oF JaYr« tae oS“ 46 — > pfd A > am 6 7s 7 Creu “2038 CtlOns —_ “3 or * eon. «et ae Se a- » i™% Mf% lbw; “Sr°¥Y im the ©? Caused . 535 a oe. was Weaker at the a: we ~ © Corden @ 1 mae ace on _ 28 ‘ ne : ay ey = 58% 54% sa e422" _ do pfd & es oe 30% 30 % —2 —= > Bchanged ete —De - =, RR SL 4= "24 ss “95% a5 oi | wet Ze anaes of offermes Ww hich Was offer 610 bed ™ ‘Ee Which there was z —— ; . eS 4 173 61 cei oe R% Nat Dent s + fe “ sa Ne . Ys Int 4 a7 75 - =232— % SECU-R Iry eee est Pac 5s "48 aver 5a % 39% ithe ean =Y and Th > of Setton bills an Tetal sa! Tease In activity deh Slight 4 rd >) = war 3 4a . Nat En & =8 63 48% as 33 —_— & .. Ee! pape : 1i7y l >a on ae — — - 4 Salee Dp N —— setitie. 3% rs % ances , *¢tvances Sor- Susing 2 lose ot es, 14.000 bas in Manhy parts af eh — det te r PD? ice. Cura ‘ ‘Ane ~ >, } -s . a . "2 N Ep &s: g a or +4 "% —— west Md 15 sy - re ont. a ™ — = Comr erce ———— ~ rice Ch a ' a a id 8 Stock Ries. ~Tough most eo Pi SS0OM™ agai of all the majority of stect, mess with dy pra Po gate gs odie oe Nev Conc! 48 23 af 92% SB WSUS 2 Sau) 2 Sb 18 | Pema Pos ota 19. SoG s Se acvancing or gat che year Tek. yielded | sion. and this Lomited credit eae Btea _ eS holding fair) y CYuramei 3 > s 32 vl em RT: OF! gx ~ 7 a — 2a LOS% 1A5 ~ - = | Wa ee : 4. | * 7 pecial te th , kne, =. lost ie; za: Pare : ore a need e tie dy. on ds Were o ilet " : = De wie, -— . ~ Ad mH Me *; “ ‘\ Y X rd 4 14 38% > 2 S55 & a be ‘ 4 B 5 80 ; = _ 8] 105 —— 7 w rowed Ont Com ~P1lul & hn Bost - ° Post Dispatch -Pature a sterii _ n. : The St. 2 The agitati , — } i s \ and afr. : 442 . x . i. Sn xX Vesting M 4 ~~ = S) et 44mMer Elec: oh 30 on IN, Oc 13 a ef an roti Og as the Leuts die on dou ate = terlimng is esCai) Delnte a 3s 4 dt > * ‘ABA 4 , 47% 847 ~~ : “wager Oo S8y 56 5a . Wagner ei" m tae + “2% lars : ; . -——Follow: ‘ .. | thangs “clive Ser Principal reper t of debits - @&Fy as - he Weakness s, Lower. De . % 29m Sr —6A IN YF & 2 28y) Hey sae Dep OO BOSC a tS 75 | og 22% | Indiahom $0 3042) 93 ~ teday's highest, low a is a lise Thursday. 3s" Closing at $45 “reign ex- | /t@ to individus pr become oh — fallacies im-| 7 ‘ s4 Principa) feat: : sterlir x Was — ~ ted . ; } ; 437 ; : baee ‘% ~! “. . ~N\ , ‘ent 7 20°7°TR? th * ao Nia a “= aie y = LL ; I 13 es 6% - © « Unite 4 ver ng t? e-.” wa for the mest : ™ est an Closir Dric in } .» tie GLotation a 24 Nere on | its tg banks _ vv our. . im = $25 es 4Te of am ai: le; ~. &@ Ww “HRs * TANK 21 N Y¥CSer! Pe ” beni = >. 1M s —I\, —~fd 3 >) > Say —— & tec Railways 4 PPO: Sy ” Sale ———__ ot tm Bere: ;Set. The ¢ reape =~% -¢ " 4 a F . © -f. = et rr , vs - “ ; ae »«> . . } , i of 7 ~ i, — ~ ss = x, Pe? 3 ~~ > = . nit ~ 4 : ' _ e3. > ' . “One Bt f of our Mma or Occ H : here on Thursa Tete at $4545 Dome Mins 27 gag (G22 lezy 6 NYNHeR 7 isx | 2% & White Mot 4 ss ash) g2a8) Zoe) * | ee Raiware 4s | 32 oo, 22*— kl, +. Co Se) ee psting ang af $4.53, 20@ewhat after chp! 7° idual ; e Gay t! : e. . a ~ » » _ »™ » ‘ % “= Arm. : - —_— a and — § | ——=25-END CLésiInca A: se] & Tel .... ts ema ee ez o% 6% “> 2 Bostmen ° Bank 0 _B.. Askea Gi an Cons RS aC ‘y te 0% Te see: nea, MeVement of foreign bene®. im-; . * Yorr “ f opening ands Somewhat atter +... | ko is aR ORY + Nor by us “mat con eT ee “+! = | Wilson Co "3 sty. 58% 50418 oe mal Bank. ||” "" 42% 143 (Cal & Hecia oe eee 4632 4a @ | actors are. chiefiy’® ne a, : ay soon §3 5? ae Of 94.53 3-8 dterit. — ” | ESE + "Site ee a 2 Oe eee, SOM! 20% —.' g | Woolw'th 8.) ories> * 420 2 Oy — eS ees 87 ta}. Copper Range "~*~ *"*-- 5 EST: = reflected in quomsibie. & cent Sterling wae §SE 4& ++: =s > 2Os 35 fd 2 iv 43 ; : ~ Work 2B ~~ = 252 9: . © Mercantile Tarn * oe oes... * sis Range .__. ors ’%! 177 aga ed in Other ex- * Bank H * @nd « half low “wis. . . x 7 x 2% Noe Pec = = e's 43% 43 a ch Paw 4°94 —~ ~ 4 - > ..@ Drust 85 ast Butte ans ~3 ly ex aoe oe N@S88 over tRe boi accumulation of cae the decline » pean, Mthoug van te ee OBE SBA) ona) 27 A —t 7 nine! SG 34% —. a | Wright a 1 io? ot 23h — ~ouis Unis “stage ) Sa Ea ere 5) “2%, 25%q | the move Stich also a | LONDON ‘. } Se . . as ac Ww) .? — - . er .~ rir 4 . ~ . ~ 4, “ay . “ “S >? terete _ _ — _ — y 4 } > . \ Br 7 = 2 n ++i... “oe . > Stern 3 _ 0 2 = fra ment el ster intens; Pence = er ef rious explanations pe a 2y va-i Erie | §S! 86 a tf @ io Fuel ‘ ; : ; a ; 7% / Tats 3 6% a ~ * %.i Seem “sed +. SE. 90 Mer cS ou TO & Dy tengy ee a ‘one gen-} count Lp em os ee ment of fore: >. es & Move- 8S 154% 223 > * KPa&@R ow bei sel “Increase for weer a “@rtain-teed Poot , € ergo ee ee ne ; 3 3% jc wane at Se y. Bur | T _, Short “an s reasonable a balances, it Seem. — “4 antes % Ont Suver 4 z By, 1+ — u * 4 . ey ~s 3 = ‘ Oa i ¥ McNei) é Li aA e 82 — 934 Q m o4 ville on b } - re rr ‘i * 23 oe of busin py ‘= a “UMuUlation : " ork Bank 7 ——— bitsit Nyv@re.ii. 2. = SBoe on sun, Mass Gas . aby . g%, 8% “abi “se in cents: (Dp ‘ $4 50%. ————— i Demand : a alse intensir: s oe ‘Nay wh , : A MUD j ed, = : RK Orr. ’ , ean “4 4. ar ng Neuse ta ter ba a —s trauilic b- ee pfs 50 v . Qwer +) Cc +) &o soy ~ (cy; 4 if Sterling, and wi Name avement 8 MARKET Orme bw clearing howse ome Ma “4 con- {700 " $818,405.20, inc oe oe Sete Refining -, “= - — — men tees: ..| aa a R Ben anni UD 4.555. At 6.08 +, Ec ‘Fie ’ De On aera ? 1 2 ee PATI AS the “TAS Nn ar : rol “> pe CT'ase $7 - 2° @PNatior ~ ‘ , oe - ‘=. Franc 5 4.54. =—§ P F- | firm. Fran - : . genera. ¥ Was a " to the 3 HSE ry , @ ~ Wee x abo ws . ; us unt. ’ ~~" thet We ineres = SS aa ~ 29. Pe ent ing $1.338 000 = ean “ase meee bese 700 Deposits S21.049 21) > etn er Traction = 3 x 3 “te — ween ee 3 ; 23 wg OOQ0CaRS. (‘D) : = i ; A ‘LY— Se: 3 cepts were % Doings ey rah ae B04 Sy : MADKet today « eet Im the be “atment follow. reagan @? on f New York @-. 2. eral Re- | io” —— trag Light nae ~**** > Sl do mach ee eS 34 : Swed more » 15.84. , ; & . é. * " aa x « 2a 3 Ler t* $s! | - ba , $s i > 2 hus « « . weal —~ 3 “oe 102 - ’ Spain—Peseta, (De) de iz 4 a “reet. buyin bein 5 is lan ing ss '® abtcinte tae... ™ —Which | MO%s. $498,590 on Bank of mem... iNew Ce enks and tm. Sepositariag | “Pebtern Ball are ***--- 200 ‘3x96 = Smelt... Te 2- 21 | & Drac rs the persistence or a ore ated by 8 25%. On tury ace eT Bad cloned | RASEFYO im own’ waar serene BLATT O00. | 100, mer AEE T. 3.” Top COMpanien tz | Cried Railways peg °-*°--- 102% > | Ventuse ee Be ---- 2. @amg! Soa] 2, | Rae ment cy eee re Liverpeoo! Puitinnsi. » - ~-m@ at SP durtnme the wen oe tt tumnea | O00 bates. SS Isp on 4. 2% and | TRults, $19 tas on OO) =—Range nS le = > Electric Corp com ~~~ ~Sa° 17q@ | Weldert: .. ~******+-- 2S °4u . PU Trust xe: Cash in | - SS78F Electric ¢ +0 30%, Wal he 1s% | re, 24% | {eos D +97 % of the Census during the morning .- me curt a ee 73 att compas = So, ee state. bank’ |? 9*0.022.100. ““ mann b | Dest St ‘Cag nte ee ee ee ae a” me Sine “001k 2 + & oa ® repert on cotton =~ “Suing Of Exchange 1. ," © these on = TOO Nae des 008. 000 inn. ni - ug a é rs Ete . CORSUMPtion acted he ‘ ae ler — . 0 Steck | FIT.) aa emand denasis > ae = & $ j as a furt her sti = a ea] ‘ inal Yerwapy . aan ; ro —— ne . Rehen TA Se $6.81) . ts Ae? oad Cut Considerad! ® 33° * Rel tithe desrénes ts 4 “hl ise . reports of threatening **«¢rine cee" “the den Mt® Califor | gregace SOM’? deducted gan 135 Kae Be frost in Certain parts of the ha . Me Tenn. eet . , 1eerease had a Eeeat® reserve $506 194 nih 19.000, ae t § ded to the a 2. (he belt ad a _ SNA ame Tm os “fandara , e Si-¢ ee | Whe . Excess i Be 4 ¥ “7 Vausness of the shh ™ . a? oma ft - {are " s e ‘ “Hittin es f A deereane . oi 22a Ann sha ‘ y ’ CORSUM PLion re rvs. Ke Salt Creek . ~ oe ' Theres cb, 7 AN ew ; erent hoe il “anke ane *rtree ns 4 484.000 dale port, sbowing © 41. were ao ‘ ve cra ee. Tie mee tee , Ss con . “Iran. * Trew Pn: = ' of ctert Ting th today’s low __ P ead! ry . ro “ss 7 re Ay A yfar it sold as high as 2 Gee a month 420, 43 tt lary Aree? =. . fetting Parity or *h ~ “ oT! ‘Tare ea looked upon ; “ae trade &. ap Gecidediy bullish, the | fer to thee a aving expected be Razor ck ag, ce — ’ ' sre 52 08 and irs - tween 46¢@. . Tose A point etio Savery eS 70.00 bales. In view of a | ae j the fact oe ine Gave = there were fewer work. Rank . ee | qonsumption iments the rate of of Germany Statement 3 increased uring the Rank an — LS. The at Ler » the filo. ee : ment af th POPU Pe eo aioe OA ia w - a. — a ‘ vee _ decrease of 3 me on eee on $i 36 oo ! rT a . % ad > n sa Pius TRA Rex} ae ' “ahe} Pixs ; arts ania to Ra eer. z = =. fe shown ia : s3 ef the Aged a weeuly SMatement “ation Phere ws. ane : ring House. Loans and OOO. nares =, increas 4 Aarne for ot - . declined $34,90@ 000 and a SAL Oe: hile “ne -—~ increased. ‘ $4 $ a | WET ha men . FSSA Ser esite were se.s00.000 tows oe edt Be AT AT ing tee 3 were c — of itmportance Ate ew One le increased a0 ona eit e @ecrease of $2.477.0 ee Oe ~ " . ' p serve dew > A Oa it re. 2 vats) - Th twee ry Onte inne ) 4; im the Federal) Reserve //9. 050 an Reet increased | see 1° 3 ° is At] ; ; Im of : te gr te e048 > S82 155 Ane ; =o On other 1 Ten ae 4 7 iba tet . * Ewing . 000: tera,” ..'*: for interview. Senta er Wuette Hote: | ¥ ares vf i , on ae . ' 4 Be : ye : 2 ae .} "eee : > “ns er Se dae. % / ee ies 4 PFJ ‘ r ¢ = - . , “ Ry a5 ct :% ) mani : sg tae “h Signe: i sity 4 5 ° x . S Se. <eaRg.

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Ss WER ae Gee = $s tee a fete . ree net Se : : | ee ea ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCR SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1923. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH 6” 4 AFL FLATION At AIN = Lae ‘Grain. Prices GRAIN LIST LOWER |-_-Batten, Eggs, Poultry LOWER RANGE 10 PRICE = eon | COTTON CLOSES FIRM : coe = BUTTER. EGG AND PCUL- '. | | ot e "ae i the official record of TRY EXCHANGE, Oct. 13.—St. Louis colsed + | close in local market tas we a opanenen houses today paid the following — a geste is ett) IN LOCAL MARKET |e Scie se cent = Oven. High, Low. crose,__“Gi - "7 mie —_ are = Usually quoted higher.) acme Ol “+ Be. 28. 28 | a eT 28. 27.90 28. . 27.50 ish. Low. Glee S—Fres ©: of. e. Thurs. dinary firsts, ag * @30c, candied, 2c; 1c January --f 2 igrm=275 Q2Q0°Cis March ....2 hi DECEMBER WHEAT a ree 457% 7 ig of sales. ghest. lowest and J a ; Curb market today. Sales of stock are in 3 St. L.115% 110%-% eae, lili %b "TT Ma Oll issues, sales of which are ia te fe Sait Chi... ree 7 108 108 109 , ‘ A nat ER — Ceramerv, extras. Re; | eae Re > 9 er. 38 4B: 148 aa; 8 Gibe 3 : \ INCIAL LONDON |=: ma 106% 15% ostg %. hoa to -\% ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. poo aoe” Bo girets. 39c; seconds, 3$7c; ; baw! January. a sigber. Boe: December. “ - NEW YORK, Ost. 13.—The cot mar- | °° Fy; sie Oct. 13. anit: v.. $2.55; wg 1%; 00 : ~ wu each: 7 mee BS £095» | Oct. 13.—Grain fut losed er af ITY : MAY Ww . Ad, utures clos lower after ‘ :| 280 ket w Ri Baie. SECURITY —_Hie® _ tow. . : s& Li4% sa a higher start on the local market. Protit- Oe. ember ‘© *; Northern a : COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS, : eA unexpectedly high r of eped are a : Fn kid INDEPENDENT Os, & BY Chi. . that a pa 1i4%a taking was a factor. Bearishiy construed daisies “at Ble: Yc: I - gg tS. ai : Last rae ° calles’ wana from the th- May. : Mine. 4 o 13.— Flex 7 fi 4 . . ’ . &® 3 @* Fa -. 1i4 112% 113 4M Canadian wheat estimate exerted influence prints at Cattle an a | ert bt “f . a est. Decem K. C..109% 108 %- % ToR% be as 8 on that market. 25 %c. ee... 44.71 08 : New Orleans Cotton | 28 700. or 70 ~- &e. as 8 ‘ . : JULY WHEAT In the local cash grain market Saturday PIGEONS AND SQUABS—tLive pit pane. K - ieeraiiedshonees there was fair demand at steady prices for |$!? per dozen; common jive squabs. : e 5: : 63. : NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 13.—Cotton fv. | Increase in Unem- . L109 IORMa 1O8YA TO8%b | good, sound soft wheat, reasonably dry and |@ozen: dressed squabs. 60c per pound; an ; ‘| tures closed very steady at net gains of 58 | 28-58e. eat, un- tember were larger than expected. c 103 109% 110%-% | free of sprout damage. but ordinary milling end dark at 4M per pound. mates to G7 points. we. fonciaing. with the general market cive- ee eS ae arte d ‘ 103 %a 104% qualities were ic to 2c lower, with the loss LIVE PC Ts ner Mie: |: ————— ng Sm at net advances of 40 to 60 points. done on the } side the unt nt an Winter DECEMBER i most marked on No. 3 wheat of this class Totals ..160.417 120, he market opened firm at an advance of | fressed, but this selling w uM " ou all gy SS 8 a : - L.. 78% 77 74% Rib oy of Fy anans. Re regen: was slow pond ; + 4 hp gg yo! a tem oe ed was falling . o.. “er New Bradfo . 4 ° * -* 5 and down. e cheaper classes of hard wer roilers, 2 , : vo. Coe 6a Pee iesee a Prospects Causing Activity ¢ 74 eh 3 93 5% 76% - ot, le to 2c lower. with « fair milling and a advances of 70 to 76 points ron the active September Cotton Consumption, | — hn =. L 40 rer ug oy ~ BAL, BR dium, $3.25; ‘small, $2.95: babies, 81. he: ot conan tel numbering 44.719 | 54 eRe: Taiddling. 28.88e: wood midaling. months, and while they brought in consider} “ re aie iets Gn Che Benttenetes |F + baw pany e¢ opening range of prices was moderate. the previous week ' _ able realizin rices closed withi WASHINGTON, Oct. ee as oan York Evenin ae a 43% _ __ 43 eb 43 %e The fact that it was but a short session VEGETABLES. ge _ corresponding period in — eae b306: eee. ae x points of the bert. There wen tase LAA sumed during September Am Cot Fabric Roe aur _ . & ‘and Ames st. MAY OATS. between two holidays exerted influence on ARTICHOKES—California, $3.50 to | from poise Te ut Oe care of grass stock ary sentiment expressed around the ring here wr 3 . ee ee ne ee ae | 454d 4514-4 -% $5%-%- the noe d cost one Ga t oa er on | $4.50 per vox. top price for pewas and Oklahoma. oa St. Lous Spot Cotton. had ron welly aa a ompleted % t nelling é, | , ; = elive n > “ . nm pre y, editor of reeds vexuenpetcmeg ra JULY OATS. on more distant months. . —_— en. erry eae Se ae ~~ yng B- Count y. Til. *, tage Pa qopiations: mes A BM, low oo Ses theortes as restricted by the fear —s ‘ot4 Any Tintern” ineate nelal editor of the London Morn- |Ch... 44% _44% __ 44% b 44a December wheat opened at $1.11%, May BRUSSELS ,SPROUTS—California, 200'to | tive steers and yearlings of attractive awit. | middling 27.50c: middling 28.50c: “good mid: of unfavorable weather over Sunday. year. She Sengue See : DECEMRE wheat $1.14%, July wheat $1.09, Dece 22c per pou itv cashed On d The census report show! 483.852 bajes Post, in review today,.says: 72 71 “a FIRE | Sr 78%C, May corn 76c and’ July ‘corn |d 76c. $ , ° . ’ 9 n t ; poral traders as an encroach- CHICAGO. Oct. 13.—Proviston market and 302,000 last year, included 200 cars $3. 75 “lo S425. eg ~~ MF 2 per of $8 — s a > br yny with CELERY—Michigai nigh-ball crates, 90c Me the betle "Sarat >. ty sche Sega Dry Goods Market Review. ana oe oe: i Oct. 1S.cBeet: ection bales, commis with TP let tg ee] : o% = jal preference for the colonies, = ‘ included 73 cars ome and 15 oe. Oats > eae G-bunch, crates, $1.05; Bg a" and cows Friday were valued at $2.5 50 a Special to the Post-Dispate h. - | steady; middling’ 29.70. r . **+*e a. . eS al ”» * y on Spell eee endeavor to obtain still greater |Ganuary "2.1107 1703 1105 1108 |pured wun 198,000 = week neo and’ 230000 | SaGtekw$? one 820: abe to 800 per | Puinhte, wulls of tne Heiter Kind moved | kets mere, firmer today, with e coneideraela a qi8) inclining MAaRoh ter w =a > 6 Inst oo argeiy in a range of $3.50 2 ha iri ra thie year. and .; * . ee sy SL mil} "Yelsiners al n evelopment when e pro- of corn, 77 ushels of oats. Grain en : week ranged from $2.75 paid f RU ne ee US Lt & Heat pf 1 Be ky stocks comprised 336.905 bushels of No. 1|5-@BEN PEPPERS—Home-grown, 150 to | grade of stocker to $7. the price for a fairly Dor nnd large “Se anek mae tl etetenien? § : s. are to be spent for British WHEAT TRADE AT CHIC G 25e par box wy ng ret call prices were 65 to 68 _ i s rials oxy r » gen hw ge Sm 166 ase "Secon ge ‘Home-grown, %-peck baskets, wecent Seeder type. Reans and Peas. tained Fs med th +8, half } = of b eines oe mt ae . ed wimer whea 856 bushels o ned during the our of businces. MINING. | -/ “He Meanwhile, the seasonal increase No. 1 hard winter wheat: 233,602 bushels 50e_ to G0c: 1-3. bu. baskets, rib Gey Sara Se mo whit ge hané-viehed the ghee em. ao are. —. a ’ . , Special to the Post-Dispatch. of No. 2 hard winter wheat: 20.898 bushel HORSERADISH—Home-grown, large size, Hog recelpts for the week show a Ken- Michigan white Deane. 7B; Arizona Glebe Cop ; : unemployment and winter pros- wy eg eee OF $450 per 100 Ibs. | erous fo of 98.920 chine-picked. $6.50 per 09 fe. : heseae t, h i 1600 American. Receipts. im- at Canario Copper.. | 1 - wa are*causing activity by the Po a eg ope was little in- Baap agen: Sane bushels: : po yellow! LETTUCE— 20c to 25c box; S: areen & lit peas. ang ot ties. especially northern sec- | cluding 3200 Am eae Fum le) $Y Sone Cap ince n. inflationists. The political news failed to enthuse buyete 139,914 bushels of No. 2 white. oats; 72. MUSTARD GRE = 525, to $3.50. 10¢ a Q California ge Ay — $6. oo i age eae 274. 000 Aree ike Yaar Sunuary. 1. 784: a March, te May ~ Cork P M Discussion of Inflation. ang hag Ay pion, opening advance in sym- AAAs -,1 m4 hag 3 white oats; 9186) per bu box B-, - | white, FF eal 100 Ibs. : California hoahane year, while che is res of 418%. ane bales 15 28d: uly. 14.934; Septergper. 13 Cresson Gold "“lerd Beaverbrook in the Daily yesterday prices broke largely because of a Primary shipments of wheat were heavier 7 ts $1: Colorado brown +25, . mda Aha Crown King mress openly espouses pure infla-|in the way of hedging and a title. by mel than a week Aso and lighter than a year|%1.05; Minnesota cobblers. $1.15, se #, light ho Gains Emma Silv N MES; ago, being 1,280,000 bushels. Corn ship- | $1.35; Red River Ohios, $1.15 to $1. made ‘Garing the latter part o e week comma er These views found some sup- —— markets reported a lighter run of $1.15 b Fortuna Mines wheat ht: and: SMinneanett ments were lighter than a week ago and | Idaho rurais. $1.15 t ori 25; Colorado rusaet failed to bring the market back to a level Goldfield Dev ~~ in the Federation of British In-/ Jo yh a, Mynen iawn commend lighter than a year ago, being 294,000} burbanks. $1.90 to with the previous week, and trading at the Goldfield ID “we ries, though in a less crude form. | broader demand for red Winter wheat here bushels. Oats shipments were heavier than oo ‘IONS «per 100 Ibs.)}—Northern red. | finish was lower on ho Butcher-weight - hee 2 soils ES—C Coun -}to $7.75; lig pigs and peewees, : © , a ? m mixed corn ‘ jonnthans, grimes and other varijetios, 40c | $7.50 generally: sows at $6.85 to $6.90. CHICAGO, Oct. 13.—Following ig.a te : Peasparently most traders forget 111% t8 Oct. A eat 1 hard, No. 3 mixed corn to $1.40; barrels, $1. 34 to $5; home-grown, |and stags at $5 to $5.50, according to port of today's sales, high. low and clesing Jee tthe activity of 1920 was illusorv Tati. Ne gt “51 me es Se 4 e . 1 yellow corn 12 we ad ee basket. Florid Weight and quality. a - ° ; € + *& . 2 . » 40. , sw . : F G 4" gS r a. . quotations at the Chicago Stock Exthange: jigei that the hi@h bank rate nee hard, $1.0615@1.08%. Corn—No. i mixed, |ncr % oe ~via pwnd : | Pe: orange box ‘ =a Sheep Run Moderate. : -? i | 4 : 7 ° na . . « ‘ *r eeeeseeeeeeee® . ° . me 1 . Seles. Stock. High. Low. Sas ed the imaginary nature oO $2 06@1. 07; "No. ~ mixed. $1.06€@1.07: No. . 2 white cors si ans : ; ree vey Tage we Ge ver vemnd. $1.75 Sheep nad lamb receipts for the week. ‘ ‘2, |} although somewhat larger than the pre- > 3 mixed, $1.00; No. 1 yellow, $1.08; N hi Arm fling buying movements. Dear | 3 | a 0. 2 (Nc. 3 white corn 10) : aah lly RAR pid) 80%) 30% ey was then criticized as defla- | Yellow, $1.08421.09; No. 2 white ; "No. 4 white corn ; APPLES—Michigan hysilops, $2 | vious week's run, were only moderate, the 3t 1.09; sample grades white, $1. gs 5 per bu basket. : b sn A . ~59 Bridgeport Me ot No heap money, permitting | oate—No. 2 white, 43% @ Se; N , C RANBERRIES Cape Cod early black, | Sota!,at the end of the week approximating 156 Chi El Rys ae we P % a4 yy 2 white oats 14.538 head. This figure compared with 6 : 4 on * * ‘ YY ee is: f 4 STORES Ar a 7 2 a Aa ae . » , re 74 * ry e ey | , c 9 Be ind 4 , ° ee ‘ $4.25 per 50-lb. crate . - : m ; ire BSS: BAL es Soy A ae Raa anar ** funding of the ore on Bes Rye wo, 3 mm RL : 3 white oats COCOANUTS—$5.50 per 100 ib. sacks. pet Week s ree ot S857 mows ¢ dec ronwe 36 Ae Oe PS led deflation and is blame - ose Clover seed. aie. 3. San : — -—* ¢ 4: GRAPES—Michigan bulk, $70 to $75 little aifterence "ts comm eg pte Ba ME = FS i etl et he . trade depression. Bank deposi- 20 “Ribs. $9 _25@ 10. 50. , ample grade white oats.....++«++6-s , ton SEI ry a 5 to $ 5 34c: a1 40, the ‘week clé@ped higher. sales at the finis) toy aod ’ ~~ oD ’ : . 4.50; hard gray shorts, —_ 00; oat feed, : a19 . . ; ‘ a , s CHICAGO. Oce. 13.—R rt f shar . 8. Me, 1. $1.31001.20 . v ¢ » e os No h L ko : ked Re Rij , oO ; . Oc * Lal y need | withdrawals from storage, caused the butter) wasINGTON Oct. 13 Gold imports penne ge age ot ieee a Livestock Elsewhere | sists of a brick power house, the superintendent’s home and four apartments for. Cl . Silver | . pansion, and this before any markets to become firmer during the week ‘vats earings, Money, iver bs apparent. The agitation doubtless ending today. according to the report ef the a A FP d23 000 ne excese ft ote Po ge Se laete nae eke 5. sf - ._ ee die awy as the fallacies in-/| Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics, anne PB to $26. 780.00 ” _ ai 1 ye yp Idaho sacked rurais No. 1, $1.50) CHICAGO. Oct. 13.—(U. 8. Department nurse " ry _— o e ~ = - " zs . - . ‘ ” Sa . . > . * Prices were virtually hack to the level b ° $8,531.00. : Oct. 13.—Butter _ hicher: : receipts 8000; ac- The value af the property, as appraised by our representative, 1S 458 follows: The St. Louls Clearin ', House Association — ed become obvious. The German Silver imports totaled and CHICAGO of Agriculture) —Hogs report of debits for Oct. 12, 923 were: Deb- ct the ide: fore recent declines which followed the Pre-| acports $8.123.000. During the first nine! creamery extras, 47c: standards, 46¢: extr Pye = trong : bette Se ae Saale antl teeter =e obo. ; loons carl + coy 2 Pe infla- pee storage report for the entire cunn-| months of 1923 sold imports were $221.,- firets, 4534 1H 4G %c: | fireta. 62% O44 ¥, e. | 200° hg Sehwag ph ag $4206 8.30. Ground 000 7% making a total of $4: 5.200.000 ; debite . | But ther | 411 b tendency Wholesale prices for 92 score butter on 200. 000 andes porte 92 030.000. seconds, ft rabiye = ee. mane: / fe: | to. $8.30; desirable 190 to 180-pound av- ildi n ifor Oct. If 1922 were: Del ‘ 7 q . 4 ou ag wlll a zee 11 for the four bie markets were: celtrICAGO. Oct, 13.—Poultry. alive. jow- |erages mostly 7.75@8.15; bulk packing Buildings -| dividual accounts ” $22. ' 16 “meeps to extend such measure and | (inom 48lae: New York, 47%c; Boston.| other foreign bonds giving a higher ler: fowls 14@21c; springs 20c; roosters | *CW%. $6.90@7.10; good and choice weighty , _bank and hankerr’ accounts, $20,100,000, ns trade facilities act, whereby cap!- 7 "Phila: leInhia, . 48 Be 4 _ . ee l4c . ‘ slaughter pigs, 7@7.75; estimated hold- tota lof $43,000 000. ft 1 Teeediure was chesaneened vh- | = yield. The Salvador bonds were KANSAS CITY. Mo. .Oct. 13.—Uvtter | aves, 3000: heavyweight hogs, Bae et NEW YORK. Ort. 18,—New York Ban Government " ; : . |sold on a 8.20 per cent basis. The |eggs, potatoes and poultry unchanged. ' | Medium, (80 @ 5.30 ight . 2 . « nt guarantee. imports the smallest since July, bes. ‘light light, $7@8; uacking sows smooth, $7 ses, $20, Now "Yorke SG (Copyright, 1923.) 1922, while the export excess of peter dip na ecg valewggd 6s are | @725: packing. sows rough, $6.75@7; Full insurance is arnt. Ve a the Mississippi Valley Trust Company, trus- ' | pont mth selling to return more than 9 per| ~~ . ——e— ‘sinughter pigs 3.25 @7.75. . Reserve Bank credits, $88,000,000. $126,000,000 more than wiped out sd P St. Louis Wool Market | Cattle: recetets. 1000: eeampared with tee, for the protection of bon olders. LONDON. Oct. eee silver 31 7-76 ae kan fe ; , cent. Czecho-Slovak 8s give 8% per ee od st 50c t cent, Dis » 4 nport excess of the first eight | week ago, weighty matur steers p to} count Fen anere bale & % ipiee 3 ; Wall Street months of the year and left a $36,- esa a azil pot gedbtie oe on we WOOL—Small lots of woo: from first | 5) lower: handy weteit eg me gan tae a General hree months’ bills 3 3-16 per re 000.000 credit. an raZii 8, a ‘a sands at appended auotations: Missouri, Il- § off at top matured steers, $12.60; best NEW YORK. Ort. 13.--Bar silver ‘asus . The market closed steady, with | electrification loan, yield more than | iinois, Wisconsin, Southeast Iowa and North. | yearling®, $12; she stock steady to 25 The Baptist Hospital, organized in 1907, is one of three hospitals conducted under Mexican dollars, 48%. ay ews d Comment some short covering just betere the |9- Bolivia 8s also sell on a better ern Arkansas and fimilar—Clear, medium | Son baer ng ol, ae ees Ser the auspiees of the Baptist Church of Texas, which has 402,000 members through- = an : : ; t oarse brai c: | ous -—," ; eel 2 end in stocks like Anaconda, Kelly|than 9 per cent basis. eurry, 30@ Bic; hard burry, 1§@ 2Uc: “light | Steers, er at 5, butcher cows and — out the State. The institution is under the supervision of a board of trustees , P eers, .290@ i.40; Dutc. 7) SPECIAL DAILY— | | BOSSREONe BRE The one wRen beve Coming to the speculative raliroad | dx. heavy fine short. 33@ Sc: heavy fie | ers, $4@8; canners and cutters, $2.75@ composed of the most influential men of Houston, and the medical staff includes: #0c; heavy fine short, 33@ 3fic: heavy fine | ©"®: || been objects of special bear attacks bonds the list was held very well '@40. vealers. $11.60@12.25; stockers and . i 38 @ 40c; hard »urry, 18 @ 20c. ‘ . Vvealers. Z 3 ‘ considering the damper put upon ong, 38 @ hteneen. Serta nee a | feeders, 5.25 @ 7. wesies: “auihtin teinibiae some of the most prominent physicians in the city. 3 & Special Correspondent of the in the recent trading: Texas, Eastern Oklahoma and So ci sentiment by the failure of the] on — uth- tly direct; for week direct 15,000; West- "os . - Mid-October ’ | ern and Southeastern states—Medium, 40¢; | mcstly dire compared, with week Price, Par and Accrued Interest, to Yield 6% > NEW ner ogo A fer The Bond Market. Southern Railway directors to act/| medium gg Sige. tan burry. 30@31c; | e™ ge 273 doubles: oehes at dhnwanner Uct — ew — rd burry, ant rine } | ago, a ba : 4 : . . “ 7 ow r short - eeTs afi Yield S. 85% to 7.50% PTollowing year it sold as high as ‘this improvement, aithough they /account of the back interest will be | guent ae ae haré burry, She. Monate held steady to strong. | were ods arenas? pet angora goat—Lorg lustrous, 41c¢: short. and most sales were unevenly 15 cents to 35 * ome A e:. are now sellin on such a low yield | made on Feb. ke next. Interest on / an , Public Utility Bonds : = a littl ttracti t thi issue is not a fixed charge. At 2 @ 36 ; slight burry, 20 @ 22c: hard burry, j cents jower Desirable stockers and ilight- # railway list appeared to have asSiS as to o er it €e a rac on 0 | + 10¢. i weigh { feeders heid wiv 4 inst RT 000 Oth Yield 5.75% to 7.50% : C ered ae Peggy wom. © ora the individual investor. ithe present rate of earnings, how- _ Hog + egy et deter > Mp ne ae iors Preferred Stocks ‘ Use Southern —y sas directors | Aside from this better demand for | ever, it is hard to see how the di- Boston Wool Market. | Mie ‘lighter “a iTbera Supls of half-fat_ of. pile Fe ito vote a dividend on the com-|»onds in the gilt-edge class the rectors can avoid making some dis- | cpecia! to the Post-Dispatch | Serene gantinced te arrive eat oyiess were Yield 6.50% to 8.30 re - Southern Railway, itself, was | ™ost significant thing about the | | bursement, is the way it was put ts of on, ones 'onntaenn “ae ) men oh rio ieitice | butcher hogs. Buik _of arts” ee ; | & and other rails while not @is-| market is the more cheerful feeling |one quarter. in the locel marke’ " Otherwise this week | Closed weak, sroune: 350.000, compared with e dito rally, did not show the,@mong investment bankers brought | Baltimore & Ohio eg “yaa aah tee trade for eome time, What domeatic | 98.000 the previous week. Fat Nuh® week. Bond Department, re that had been directed | about by the better absorption of | around .recent highs, but showe demand thtre was came largely for loW | pigs Weaterns sold at $13.28 bolk $is@ Mississippi Valley Trust Company, | ‘ _|erades and scoured wools. Quarter-blood | on t! h Rm thent Thursd: iy. Anaconda | new issues. For the k these to- ‘little inclination to advance. Chi Feares sold at 47% cents in the grease and | ae JOREPH. “Tes, Oot. 13.— -liogs—Re- F rth and Pine Streets into bette r Support around and taled $42,744, 000. ailroad ou i offer-|cago & Alton 3%s were well sus- thre-eighths-bloods at Ba cen ceipts 7500, market se et . . : Below 35. Pacific Oil was. ings, including the Great Northern ‘tained, but the Missouri Pacific an: | top. $7.80; bulk of sales, $7 r Saint Louis, Missouri. | Paul issues continued heavy. Cattle—Receipts, 200 market nom! equipment certificates and the Kan- the St. ink Coffee and Seiiee Markets Closed. | apemiee $5.50@11.75: cow 2 and Beifers. $0 ic *; o NEW YORK. Oct. 13.—Today ig a holi- | 419.20: _ calves, $4.504 ; stockers and ce changes were «mall and very |sas City Terminal notes accounted Industrial bonds showed the ef gan aa Gb Cotten nd Maen Gay oe hee | anos $1°3047.50. Gentlemen: Mixed. Stee] common wasifor more than $18,000,000 of this fect of the same influences that raw and refined sugar markets ails> are ea taaiadl. 13500: EPS ER LE Kindly il me illustrat: j let de ibing the Baptist Hospital, | down a half point, but ral- amount. State and municipal offer- | have ruled in the stock market. This | “°* ees ees, $5.2586.2 1 “ee + . - pomagp beset e “asily. Shares of the Indepen-|ings were next in volume, and then was notably the case with the _ New York Rubber. Houston, /ex., : = companies, such as Re-|came the Republic of Salvador 8 | per ag ei oes scp ap naar NEW YORK. Oct. 13—Rubber amoked sheep Paase and Crucible, were fraction-|per cent, the single foreign offering. |smal] fractions. Some o © FUD- | ribbed sheets, spot 27%. — . +s higher. | The railroad issues went very well.|ber and tire obligations have also o——~ —y ag for eb et NQMC... 2.62. cc cecseesewenseeseceenensess foreign trade ficures were The success of the Central Ameri-|suffered. Utilities, selling to yield Metals at St. Louis. San t ble In that exports were shown can issue was more notable coming ' around 6 to 6% per cent, have been = vad last quoted at 96.60 ver 100 Ibe. Goat Skine— eo, 1 1 gemenee, ot par Addreas....ocssceeec0cwusne eo eeease th ' ‘ in St. Louts. angora at © largest since March, 1921, into competition as it does with reasonably steady. Slab zinc last auated at $6.20 per 100 Ibs. at 10v. clue at ’

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—— 1 ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1923. > ee ee « “ Reg reapers fey —r . tet Attia entice itil ae “ “ta wr _" , mn Eerie ats ame Ait AVE De aD = we’ . - 2% a GN geen rr 0 ee re ee Seger ow A oh. Yn 4 ? fe he ne ea 2 Se oe , re > s 7 ce ee P gs hi | ak Sil it “os se re ee wt. ae Me of . : ~ Oe “ 4 2%: ~ 8 ‘4 Sy i Ay a a es, ae y i. Wigton . ae r,* GS os ty ~~ ~ ae - 3 a Wa», SE “er MO > Be Bmw Bm > Ta i ‘ _ i a “ — a , Sete eR Hh) il Ay OE ne toning om the ; PEALE ALOE A ONE AE OBR Ye AUPE ch) MAP OS. mene og se bed Here are 18 new pictures that are making screen They will grip — will hold you—will ure you again history. They set anew standard of screen achievement. and again. You will say that every one is a masterpiece. They appeal to every human being because they touch You will say that NOW the screen is coming info its the experiences and deep emotions of every life. own. You will see that Warner Bros. are fulfilling the Every picture of the 18 scintillates with action—has “ ’ ad aan AP. “why. " ; ; | x rs Pi tee o> an aales OO RS ORS rie RE Rr ee bs ve me poten evseerGhlity an doe’ : See all of these 18 Warner Bros.“Classics of the Screen.” EIGHTEEN. ree Great Lramas~o the Eh Nh Classics brs ‘ ae -_ aye a . en. Bg hhagy 2 a pry ie - BW ~ : +e tener, a uy a. . me — tie om. ~ ea AS Se sy ae Se 200 ia eke. E NCL gn Oe fone Hp, : ee - ‘ ° © a fs « - - ' sf - a . Pt -* Fa “a B= Ce nee ae * { mR — S ~~ . ad | ay ieetats ae f Il em on } >a ! i f peedE British Empire has come a minions now claim rights te ~B ducting imperial affairs. Th | fercign relations. They demand «a - vue — i Se BRE eos a ‘nomic problems. These matters ar ee eee =e +. : Seal ze 2% a i : a '"yial Conference in London. Johz a Seenand > P oe a % ; a a -Dispatch and, New York Work | ‘Gag with the background of this m Jowing ia the first. LONDON, Oct. 13. it eee vied oe cat b's tg Tl eogy x ae rebar: Sey won ei Lae vee Toe Eee Ch make Oe bs oe Oe 1 Ae oe se tak A croak = soem are —- ai oe ? - Pat pays wy a AE wee se YS mie why -y eae weno pea * a eae a nlite Bitng 4 aNe Fee sl Rae RE LAS ES SR ; OE SO Ree ¢ Eien BO TR EEE A ae 4 pate FES tp aed rae fan NE ake oaty oe be NOP GS MIG a RO RS Sey ra es ‘ Hae at Sac | er Sait ae Leal nod = oe ae error wereryee y ae OK ihe ie oh oe, ite. : ~~ a ahi 2 ; ; “ : : * Bnte ; : x 5 me “oY 4 ’ a a Ree ain FM oe ek kd See Ae et ze » Sour Das jee eee ys oe Bess dele oak pT f, Ss oe eee We * i » ™ - “= “ ves ty AR anes 7 a sey? me ye. wah ge eS . ca ald , >> . ¢ od baht ee ee " Fy) ee TR ed wo al RP ss WA ty rt eae he 2 = Ts alta “ae (ne Ne 4 west > % bo Fr he dies fiale TF, Se. 3 Se: bay" sien BE! ELE ON SERS Te ees FERRE Ss GS 24s ste Wa 7 Wit ais G ‘ a iP a > r Bee Ds creen erful in some respects, so nebulow ‘im others, so real and so unrea ‘at the same time. Al] that I pro >» here is to describe how thi paradox arose. : : _ “There are this month in Londo 2 group of statesmen representin; 7 m them the whole of the Brit eR aes i 7 9 ‘ es b 7 : a 2 ved en : vey. : . ear: ms FLA ie Di a> ROG RM sie 2? on he ATG FE Le whe « ae ‘ +o Sas s e ¥ ss 4 - v . 4 "%, P % ‘ eS ie i % m . aa 7 - ess ah i diye . r ats ie 7 > | a ‘ee te = ae aif oe aS ai cB et oe — Pe. their functions that for years muci 29 ete ate op fa Se oe Sie. Eas a, nena) ers hy a ‘ ra aonb tt th Bike Banya “pers ee eee (i oe lh Mie Sredthe bemaer Tac Mie as] , Veen oe. eae he a. x , Phy éf a ee aR aE eles SWS BO eg 9, Aaa at oe y a Paes OF od 4 ee oo a mR OT x ; sac wait ad) ‘ AON" Fegan RE > Pep SAS ae 2 oti emasidia Ve PEO EMIT a AP ay agree + atihass ae rie be : . P “oe : imi = a 7 id sy iY Sb ce. ie wer Ht q ree % BS ‘a Be? & an ; 5 “a 4 Se x ” y a Hite sabe Ak % : anil gti sienpea th Ry egtt™ oe te Te Ns %e acl Pe. Wy oh, J “ee ar pe 7 : Re 3 be Ps Deh: a 1 Nati. SAA RA : - : Bo tte es ; : a hea : eligi: 5, ve bts : « LN EI? SP aE vine P rae : ; hi elle nm yA ites we se0 ‘ 1. » * %, *- ie i. dl mal s ; 5 s nt - ’ . ath hal ge ae ote veers tae rege ec orenaey! pel ‘ a ee de - - un et oa tae ° NOW —from results definitely checked — they know that The American Weekly'is “the world’s ' The American Weekly delivers the advertis- best advertising buy”. The proof is complete and _—er’s message with a dominance, directness and indisputable. quickness unmatchable in any other publication. 0 Aas ig apinagee aig ae Sarto fe ee ee ee a ee a eee Te ne me eh aR or! 7 The American Weekly is outstandingly the We invite you, Mr. Advertiser, to consider the greatest publication—with the largest circulation PROOF of American Weekly supremacy. The —in existence. It goes every Sunday to more facts we have to present will open your eyes toa than 4,400,000 families. big new, situation in the advertising world. : m oe - in fh ; - i : oe ee gia tnd ‘ \ . as 4 ’ ’ ¥ , » nie oY " ee a P wr J FT et Pk ea * . op aes ‘ if ing a ae ‘ 4 a + ie “ ay \ oe 3 1ssions. eae = @ Be: Pe. wt a3 It is k a : nown was iy a f ae sDate in the 1921 session of Pre ee) 7 , the och aa Bat i % Ry a ; > aan >t « ‘vox . ‘ ° hl » a * ae , ieee — e : ete =. — ane : “eae = — . > ao ‘ ae ; ae ae : —_ ae : > 4 = iy — a t 2s ae Pah ; - “ s tas , ze m4 poe " r a bee oe — - “Oat > ; Sea = a bee aya x : 1 Se * 5 Ba ot " “Sat. ‘- “7 " sot 7 - 7 “ . weet dagen a ie RBs he yhee § i ag to elite Fis Yee of sci a ee ” = tate “57 ts % ee) a hak om ei we » ¢ pinks

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When the .agricultural population of a dozen States } | J, minimize the seriousness of the plight of the ) Practical Missouri Wheat Grower, ® length to discuss the questions on )!now them to be, and til.ey believe ‘the agenda. ‘them to be.” But, in fact, it is so difficult to, Now for a little unavoidable his- =- plain rationally what the Imper- (tory. Some years Defcre the war Mal Conference is that I believe the\tne idea of “imperial federation’”’ task to be impossible. And ques- {was pusred hard by a eroup of s of procedure, relative status,)Englishmen, nearly all of whom “na official phraseology employed/!ad served under Lord Milner, and i the Imperial Conference are\wl o founded a quarterly paper d ly to be much more foreign)called the Round Table. These 3 ‘Bilicy, inter-imperial tariff, used og some of whom, like Philip ' @ ake plain the facts about an or-)Kerr, later became powerful factors @ ization that is so rigid and pow-‘in the Lloyd George war Govern- ‘wiul in some respects, so nebulous;ment, argued that a new Parlia- others, so real and so unreal/ment and responsible executive at the same time. All that I pro-\should be set up to deal with in- ose here is to describe how this/tcrests affecting the empire as a 2dox arose. whole. This empire Parliament There are this month in London/ would be supreme, and the British, 2 group of statesmen representing )\Caradian and Australian Parlia- between them the whole of the Brit-; ments would then deal only with years was a country school teacher. He left teaching in 1903 to go into banking. He be- came cashier of the Dekalb, Mo.., State Bank and from 1906 to 1908 was State and National Bank Examiner. -In 1908 he became cashier of the American National Bank of St. Joseph, Mo., remaining there until 1917. In that year he was elected vice president of the Omaha National Bank and became its president in 1820, which position he holds today. Country Bankers Pleased. Head also is president of the Omaha Safe Deposit Co. and the Omaha Trust Co. and vice president of the American National Bank of St. Joseph and of the St. Joseph Life Insurance Co., and a director of the Chicago & North- western Railway Co. The country bankers at the Bankers’ Asso- ciation were restive. Most of them seemed to have grievances. “Some complained about branch banking. Others felt that the Federal ; ( is in trouble, it should become of national con- cern, regardless of who is at fault. “With the exception of the wheat faxmer, agriculture has made marked imprawement in the past 12 months. A large corn crop and more than normal yield of miscellaneous small grains make up, to a large extent, for the light crop of wheat and the low prevailing prices for the same. “Live stock is again being produced and sold at a profit, The farmer who is not over- capitalized by virtue of having paid extrava- gant prices for his land is making satisfactory progress. The farmer who bought land at the peak is having difficulty in making ends meet. The latter class is in the minority. Foresees Prosperity. “Let us remember that it is much more difficult for the farmer to squeeze the inflation ‘ out of his high-priced land that it is for the sh Empire, and yet themselves )l%cal afiairs. haware, and unwilling to attempt) Pio define, what their powers, if any, ' Obstacles to Plan. @ere. So shrouded in mystery are’ Durin,; the war the Round Table .gteir functions that for years much (croup thought their chance had Bink has been shed in quarreling}come. But they had to deal not bout the very term “Imperial Con- cnly with the strong prejudices of @ierence,” as applied to this meet-}) England against giving over Brit- ing. zin’s control of foreign policy but ss with the rising sense of nationalism ven Name a Question. iz the dominions themselves. I use it, because some term has\| The Peace Treaty was signed in te be used. But it is not official, )aiplabetical order by Australia, the and the only official designation of | british Empire, Canada, India, New last 1921 was: @Ministers and Representatives of }minions to be regarded as nations, ® the United Kingdom, the Dominions (and not as dependencies, was rec- and India.” In | mless word. “Imperial’’ lurks(is extremely ger, while the attempted use of ‘great questions where nothing has Re word “Cabinet” caused a crisis /ever been settled, excepting acci- inter-imperial relations. dentally and without- definition, to . The British Constitution is itself /mctice that the Peace Treaty was uv Written, and the ge of the ) ret signed by Great Britain at. all. Inglish race leads them ‘to avoid ( Britain's plenipotentiaries signed as ‘ying down hard and fast formu- ) “The British Empire,’’ and, on the e,and to depend for progress on)Principle that the whole is greater pontaneous growth rather than than the part, the dominions seem- bre onceived plans. Another diffi-/«d to have accepted a secondary vity. in explaining the Imperial \‘tetns Vonference lies in the fact that’ Similar questions came up arly all its deliberations in past crimine the relation of the whole essions have been secret. 4 important, in these Co%n- Mille has ever leaked out about its’ League of Nations was formed and]! jat the Washington Armament Con- Gen. Smuts, who, as “BCUSsions. Imperial Con ce in)Zealand and South Africa. Thus ~Conterenctttimrime| the claim of*the self-governing do- | that apparently ) ognized. But at the same time it) Very cf the empire to its parts when the} ‘fication isn’t the easiest thing in the world in merchant to take his liquidation losses. The farmer’s investment is almost entirely in his physical plant, and his turnover is made but once a year. sarily has brought about an easier financial condition in the great agricultural section of the United States. ‘Records of the War Finance Corporation ( speak well of the extent of recovery, as in most agricultural States its loans have been ‘bankers, who is not only one of the ablest ae reduced, if not almost vieae wenger: 'bankers in America, but is also a farmer. And This slow but steady restoration of eco- | what is equally important is that Head is a nomic stabiftty is true to a large degree in the lwheat farmer. Last year he raised 20,000 (country as a whole. A close personal observa- ‘bushels of wheat on his farm. tion indicates that the temporary depression of If there is anything that the bankers of the } the last few months has served its purpose; ‘country can do to help the farmer Head will {that the tendency to dangerous inflation has | been properly checked, and that the next 12 months promise to be a more prosperous period ‘than we have experienced since 1919—pros- perity built upon permanent improvement of \agricultural conditions.” 'Reserve Bank System was operating panini ;exclusively for the benefit of the city banker. Still others, especially those from the wheat ‘belt, felt that the country was indifferent to the seriousness of the plight of the wheat farmer. They objected particularly to the at- |tempts made,recently to minimize the economic | importance of wheat. | But now, these country bankers, there ‘is a man at the head of the American Bankers’ | Association, an organization of nearly 25,000 say etl. j}exert every possible effort to see that it is ‘done, the country bankers said. 4 | No man appreciates the economic impor- ‘tance of agriculture in America today more ‘than Head. ) | ‘ Head is of the opinion that the farmer today | Wheat Man’s “P light Real.”’ enjoys advantages which he never knew before. | ) “Today the farmer is more than a tiller of }the soil,” he says. “He is a business man. The actual raising of the crop is only a part \of his business, if he is a real up-to-date twen- tieth century farmer. Problems of marketing, ‘or distribution, of financing are equally impor- ‘tant, and are becoming increasingly so. The | complexity of our modern economic organiza- }tion makes it necessary for the farmer to un- ‘derstand these problems and at least to assist }in sglving them if he is to succeed. ' “J am a farmer myself,” he said. “I grow | wheat. I know something of the low prices | which the wheat farmer is receiving for his |'grain, the high prices which he pays for the ‘things which he buys and the lack of control ‘over the price of the product which he sells. Y appreciate, too, that wheat is the farmer's | cash crop, that 20 per cent of the corn raised ‘is actually sold; while 80 per cent is used as ifeed for stock. I appreciate, too, that diversi- PAGES 1—12B | New President, Tells of Plight of the Farmer ‘ Government Financial Agencies and Agricultural Credits Act Now Remove Suspicion That Bankers Are Conspiring Against Tillers of the Soil, W. W. Head Declares. tory, their own sales forces at the central mar- kets. These agencies, in certain territory, han- (oe a large part of the farmer’s crop and win for him more liberal treatment from the pri- ry agencies which still handle the bulk of his production. ‘“‘These co-operative organizations are basic- ally sound. Whether they succeed depends largely upon the personnel to whose hands they are intrusted. )} “Today, the farmer also has his own ¢0- (operative agencies of credit. If he is not sat- pisfled with the interest rate or other terms se which his local capitalist is willing to advance money upon a land mortgage, the farmer can go directly to a Government insti- tution, the Federal Land Bank. This bank— by reason of tax exemytion and other advan- tages incidental to its Government character— can loan money at a rock-bottom rate of inter- est. In addition, the Federal Government has just established another group of banks which permit the local bankers—by rediscount privi- leges—to extend the farmer credit for his cur- rent operations on a more favorable basis than ever before. Not at Banker’s Mercy. ( “For years it has been the farmer's com- Peep sidaegg considerable justification—that ( { } } he alone, of all producers, has been forced to market his crop on the buyer’s terms because of his inability to use his products, in storage, ‘as basis for credit. Today the Agricultural (Crédits Act authorizes acceptance of warehouse )receipts on nonperishable agricultural products a collateral for loans, the same as in the case of sugar or other commodities of commerce. ‘“‘These developments have relieved the farm- jer from what seemed to be persecution by short-sighted, tight-fisted, grasping grain deal- ‘ers, landlords and bankers—-for there were }some bankers who were guilty of this very a weak and ignorant opponent in a game whose ofily stake was the collection of a high rate ‘of interest. } World Court Supporters Refuse Be to Let Coolidge Sidetrack Issue : Until the 1924 a * Example of Persistent Agitation for Interna- tional Peace Co-operation Is Action of Federal — Council of Churches in Proclaimine . World Court Week. ® \ A Special Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. _ (Copyright, dispose. court will not let him. World court week has been pro- claimed, for example, by the Fed- eral Council of Churches of Amer- ica to be given over to a study of the issue by all Christian organiza- tions that hold regular meetings from Nov. 5 to 11, such as church prayer groups, home and foreign mission societies. Young Men’s Christian Associations, Young Women’s Christian Associations, student volunteer movement class- es, Christian Endeavor Societies, and Epworth Leagues. | The Federal Couneil will also ask 1923.). since the armistice,” says the Fed: } fe eral Council in a formal statement. “It has become clear to most that final establishment of permanent = _ peace between nations will come at a bound. Come it will, but only through long and patient processes of national and interna- tional education, through willing: ness of nations to make concessions one to another, through desire for helpful international co-operation, —_ and through the creating of con- ~~ structive statesmanship of the im- 7 ~ Ls WASHINGTON, oct. 13-—Politicians may propose but partisans 5 President Coolidge would like to sidetrack the world court’ _ oat issue till after the 1924 campaign, but the champions of the world ‘ Campaign Is Over — =p a that chambers of commerce, labor organizations, granges, Rotary, Ki- wanis, Civitan, advertising and other clubs, American Legion posts, all women’s organizations and all peace societies provide programs for discussion of the proposal that America enter the Permanent Court of International Justice now sitting at the Hague. ; Coolidge Still Silent on Issue. Mr. Coolidge has not said a word publicly about the world court since he took the oath of office. The organizations friendly to the ‘proposition still hope he will, but they plan an agitation of the stb- ject anyhow to prevent the pro and con. Since the death of President Harding, friends of the new Presi- dent have been telling him that it peace system, ie ; f Ne “Senate Will Have to Decide.” ~ “At the coming session of Con-— gress the Senate will have to de cide ‘whether or not the United — (that of the late President Harding — and Secretary Hughes) and become __ one of the supporting member np i nn FS Fin States to the other nations of the — sue. This commission on interna. This improved situation neces- (thing, who thought of the farmer principally as | would be politically disastrous for him to say anything about the world court, as it would divide the Republican party and injure Mr. Coolidge’s own chances of winning the presidential nomination. Com- The farmer’s suspicion of the | munications have gone to the Pres- (banker arose because of misunderstanding, be- | ident himself asking for his views, )cause he judged bankers as a,class by the dere- ‘lictions of a few. “Today, with these sources of Government- controlled credit available at his call, the farm- er cannot charge or even suspect that the bankers are conspiring to do him harm. As the real farmer has taken advantage of these / ' | ’ ' opportunities, he has made himself a business | ‘? man. Follow Government Lead. Head was asked if agricultural problems in this country could be divorced from the prob- lems of reconstruction in Europe. ’ ; | ' but they have not been revealed to the public. that Mr. Coolidge can wait till after the 1924 hmominating convention is over hefore committing himself on the issue. There is, of course, no urgent need for action # far as se- jecting new Judges, or giving finar- cial support to the court. Also any nation may appeal to the world court whether a member of that body or not. But the Federal Council of “Possibly, but with difficulty,” he replied. | Churehes considers the issue non- eines farmer today listens to the ticker of the )stock exchange, reads the speeches made in a ' British Parliament, studies the crop reports of far-off lands. He keeps in touch with these events, partly because he likes to know what is going on in the world for his own enjoyment, but more especially because he must know in Jorder to care properly for his business. “The American Bankers’ Association, as an \ organization, looks to the United States Gov- ) ernment for leadership in solving problenis of ‘ap international character. As individual bankers, we may have our own ideas of what should be done and what should not be done. ST. LOUIS BUS CONCERN DENIED =L ee |e > oe R Ke . f ese nel : ar & ar ‘Utility Commission Holds. That It. Has No Jurisdiction—Suit to Get Court Ruling Likely. Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 13.—The Missouri Public Service Commission today refused to. grant an application of the People’s Motor Bus Co. of St. : : ee 4 FOREGLOSE U. R. BONDS i+ = : fi : > 7 bal a0 Trustee for $1,640,000 Cass * > aA S| *% i % 4 Action in Federal Court: by — FP of bg t ' A . of j M : ‘ 2% 2 mete, de > ;. - “ , > 4 Ee x re Ms > P tig Q RY . = We: oe ae rr ~ —— : ee — — ‘ - ‘ ra Fe ORS | ir IS Pe er ~- c ; eg : ‘ g A : Pe Tea s ‘ \ Sera rat afte we Pts Rem. Teme» ae NS ee wero nn ee “re " : - tty se Nie mos non > ie mae 5: RE rey 6 on RE pe AO ages SES Phat Tite fais os » cs als si ’ a oe Re y be RE se nt 7™ . ats ee aoe to aoe Me a ie ks Le ey > A" Se struments and agencies of a world Ag é States shall accept that proposition —__ tions of the court. On that decision will depend to a large degree tf] future relations of the United — world. The question of American membership is not a partisan is. tional justice and good will of the 3 Federal Cousrcil of Churches 4f America believes that the chureh es heartily approve of American = membership in the world court,and = earnestly desire the Senate to ac cept without mutilation or substan tial modification the proposals © = the late President as formulated ty his message to the Senate Feb. 24 ae Nothing is said in the statement : 2.4 ve " ane . . ' . . - . a — “pat wre a re —3 ree A tm rn tar rn ATLA al Poh AAR Sl KAI NR ON a ET IIEE, Sg ei! FR Res aA ee aN Ps aS bn ee Ae A > It is known that there was heated \ ference. D! euch States as North and South Dakota, Mon- + octn e sein 9 alg a nh ty ‘ bate in the 1921 session of Pre-\old Boer seader, bas naturally stood | ulers Concerning the advisability’ of }wut for as much independence as | Mempting to adopt rules of pro-\le could get, succeeded in having eure, to regularize what at pres-. Lord Balitour sign the Washington ‘conditions i States. and Idaho, but let it be recorded that are gradually improving in those The Dakotas are becoming more and tana ;Farmer’s Advantages. / ) “There was a time when the farmer was dependent upon private co-operating agencies )As an organization, we will follow the path charted by our Government.” Country bankers at the convention declared that if certain problems of international char- ence and necessity to permit it to. operate five additional bus lines fn. 'St. Louis. The company now op-' erates three. ; woe T. oF wer 4 oe A foreclosure In behalf of the Pe seems, legally, a mere informal (Treaty «nce for the British Empire change of opinion. Nothing was)and once for South Africa. Mid at the time, but more than a(claim that he thus established the Pe? after the last Imperial Con- \»rineiple of a joint del-gation in| “ence closed Prime Minister Bo-/rlace of Britain acting alone is, | Law, on Noy. 22, 1922, acci- however, disputed here. eitally gave away some informa- ’ l. He was answering criticisms \ View on Other Side. the Irish Free State Constitution It is true that Canada, Australia, | Ml to the effect that the independ- New Zealand and India sent dele- ete obtained by Ireland should be) eates to Washington, but the sev-| ere” definitely restricted by ; the ey, British delegates present, in the view of constitutional lawyers here, : represented not the parts of the : nat Bonar Law Discloses. en pire but the empire as a whole, “At the last Imperial Conference jugt as four plenipotentiaries rep- etre was a lengths and three Italy. Whether or not attempt During the the Brith Em- Pould not be made to define by res-) pire called in representatives of the “Uon what the present relations ccminions and adopted the term the dominions to ‘aqeperiat War Cabi>vet.”” The F:d "unt#y were. 1 am glad to say/cralists hailed this as a Federal | Pe dominions’ Prime Ministers \tsecutive in embryo, @s a preHm- | } discussion as cented France. war some -he motier ‘becoming one of the great dairying States of His } | duction. - ‘tars ‘senolution was adopted by the Im-‘soon as possible after the cessation | resolution a ‘in foreign poligy and foreign rela- }tions; and should provide an effec- : 1 } is tive arrangement for hheved by many to nerald the crea-, Based on Recognition. ‘tien of a federalized empire knit} ‘tozether as are the sovercizn States ( ever, to place on record their view lof ihe A» eriean Urion: ‘were any such readjustment, while more important as dairy States. Nebraska is \his own, whose greed the Union. Idaho is going in for cheese pro- All of which will mean better times for those States. ° “s question the wisdom ofeattempting to 'whose interest was not always identical with } outmatched consideration of the farmer's need. | Today there are many great co-operative mar- )keting organizations that maintain their own elevators or warehouses in the producing terri- for profits sometimes acter must be solved to remedy the conditions | which were harassing a considerable part of the country’s agricultural population, the asso- ciation, through the Government, would find a way to approach a solution of those problems. — =) T= empire Parliament.\are of the opinion that the read- since the war has been/jvetment of the constitutional rela- cenouneed and deplored by the‘tions of the component parts of the Irime Ministers of all the domin- }empire is too important and intri- ions. cate a subject to be dealt with dur- After an informal consultation jing the war, and that it should form the, overseas Prime Minis-(the subject of a special Imperial 1917, the following)Conference to be summoned as jnary to an Sinis view arniong here, in during jof hostilities. be- War Cabinet. which vears perig! four followin. Was ‘They deem it their duty, how- “The Imperial War Cenference! thoroughly presé¢rving all existing ( powers of self-government and com- plete control of domestic affairs, ‘should be based upon full recogni- tion of the dominions as autonom- ous nations of an imperial com- monwealth and of India as an im- portant part of the same; should recognize the right of the’ Domin- ions and India to an adequate woice continuous consultation in all important mat- ters of common imperial concern, and for such necessary concerted action, founded on consultation, as the several Governments may de- termine.” At the Peace Conference, as has been indicated above, status of the “autonomous nations” : i of the empire was not made clear, and it was not until 1921, when tne dominion Premiers again came ty London for the last Imperial ‘Conference, that any progress could ; be hoped for. In the next article of this series I will deal with the 1921 Imperial Conference, which led fp to the meeting now taking piace in London. é York Werld) Press (daorrigh’ ijening Co.. 1923.) ’ Members of the commiasion held that it had no jurisdiction over bus lines under the Public Service Com- mission Act, whence it obtained all of its power. Attorneys for the bus company in- dicated that they would try to have! 4a” in the Federal Court. the State Supreme Court pass on the question, probably by instituting a mandamus suit against the commis- sion. the relative | To Outline Educational Program. ' The most elaborate fall education- al program in the history of the Board of Religious Organizations will be outlined at the quarterly tea in Parlor A, at Hotel ler, at 3:00 Dp m. Mre. A. V. I. kaw, chair- man of the Americapization De- 'partment: Mra. Elizabeth Jey Hoff- Northern Trust Co. of Chicago, trus- tee for $1,640,000 of a $2,000,000 § bond iasue on the Avenue of the United ways, Was yesterday by Attorney Morton Jour- we he The petition asked for a court der making the Receiver, — Wells, a party defendant, and holder. who alleged that » acts of the receiver In extending a. a. s Bi 4 + .@ . : " peri <a me ? Line Securities.’ — ‘7 oe

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The MIRROR PUBLIC OPINI | THE EK | From the New York World. ae | O position could have been more i more just than that taken By Mr 4 on the question of his presence at the @ services to be held Nov. 2 in honor of Fi Harding. The preparation of ap adds ‘the trip te New York would have consuml /bhaps two or three days. The President _transferred to the shoulders of the which invited him the responsibility fer posal of this period the Chief EB time. Would it, he asked; ser memory better to go to New ¥ im the ceremonies or to remain attempting to solve pressing problems : of Mr. policies? | answer was possibile. : ‘ts of imcalculable value. The PARABLE OF THE RUMMAGE SALE. CERTAIN city in the far West conceiveth the idea to do something handsome for Accordingiy, the city authorities set in mo- its poor. tion the proper machinery and they diligently The candidates come out and talk. study the situation and maketh many sur- “Elect us, please!” they're praying vers and finally worketh out a great scheme. At honors high none of them On a certain day all the peopie of plenty Simce all of them are saying: bringeth forth to a vacant room all their cast- off clothing, until there was assembled a great array. The chief moguls then sorteth inte lots the various gatments and placeth them advan- tageousiy on the stretched lines. They madxeth the prices in big figures, and pinneth them on the garments, many of the prices being far in excess of their value. For days before they runneth an “ad” in we ithe ») ait Al we : : , i Written for the ' i Chief Panzer of the St. Louis Fire Department} inspired br the Association of Fire Insurance Com-| panies of America. offers a liberal list of “don'ts”. for Fire Prevention Week. Along the line of Gor. Hrde’s recent communication to the United States Chamber of Commerce on the same subject and of a corroborative statement by the Fire Chief of New York City we would suggest just one simple but important for the fire insurance compa- nies, and it is: Don’t imsure property for more than it is worth and the owners of the prop- erty will take care of their own “don'ts.” mith Brookhart opened wide his face— doubt the Bible story) drew for him a libel cage cents—small glorr! MORE SLOGANS. | HE hats are falling in the ring The seers are writing their dope: We don't know what next year mar bring: Each has his own pet hope. deg ics eM natn scattinaniiihiha se eT ae’ a ee ee Silene Secs Wi Crome . Nias. ihe k 2 a ance any effort made in secret, by the | begun a campaign for a $1,000,000 fund for the! > ‘“nvisible empire,” the>very name of| purchase and endowment of Monticello, Jefferson's for and by the people, to destroy ™Y¥/ that the beautiful old place shall become a national =@pvernment, which is the only Govern-; , | = hi hes the/| *Tine. | ='rnijent under the sun which teaches No government by| We would be the last newspaper on earth to offer th a. if rg bt. class has ever survived, nor can it sur- any discouragement to so worthy an undertaking. : despicable character of the thousands a juve vive. because it destroys the nga cat but ¥e must assert that - .* e=- Of enone ee ae cee er the| )2omas Jefferson has given to posterity is to be and which are the preparatory schools for se- _ PF cman pee ee eed Ae TAs, pe e , 4 el} ' 2 : er a : % a Ding > 28 . vSacisibie empire,” which puts a limit on| found not in the timbers and brick of Monticello _cret political societies. | ee, : tnthN: poh Se See aes e a eRE Ot fraternity, will have to perish. but in the volumes of his letters and writings, now Some dar—-we devoutly hope—we shall rear a | ae ie agit , 3 , ; ° fitting monument to Lieber, but that will be pos- “not to prevent a miscarriage of pumtiee _| No doubt this national shrine will be visited by jj Why ts provision made for the ~-; | thousands of pilgrims in years to come, many of, bureaucratic locusts ¢ Washi | “to De pubdlic, if it is not to prevent secret . y of, tic locusts from ashington are both | eraud? them engineered on the eve of elections by the once banished. | great party that he founded. And none wil! sus- “mary to their qualifications for duty to » support the Federal Constitution and to he enunciated. { : —faithfully demean themseives in office as . ‘ — a ———— From the Memphis Commercial Appea! a We have such men in Congress row: fe ‘al ¢ : wy aby he he i) * — 2 ‘A eter y eS a a + os ed a x a . P . oc‘? aa. ai “ zh ; oe ; - i BeS re x ae i ty 2. o- - ogee oe . ,. “7 SST Pe vk De or ey >) fee wd erQer ies > Se (A an mis 5 oe, _ Ss he pd x ah q oe BS $ Lag P . = , a aa a es ? 4 ¢ = Mint. a re ie ee, "7 =. tS ae a a, Sie oe Alea ‘" = ee a ee, a3 ¥ 7 tity ht tt. a np bata lath Fan ie 8k " ae . ee eee a ees . vin rs) oe ¥ “ P. ms . ee a ee a es hy CT ne ae ee Ce el PS ii eed. = AAS Phat? et fe: PO Eas a i iu " " ey rth A “ ithe 2o ey > CaS eee , a © Com My be yA Sas RTS 8 ee P % hgh s hia ee scibothi 7 ce ‘aire $ USE: cto 4 17 CEP Oy eae oe ae P ; ap Ves Meant. eS ree aig ASA neg ARE POI! Rave apting, 8 Hae IR a ee ; a a ned ; ; SMa - . ‘ ‘ prs ue (dls aah Cl P pak oe fal eee 20 “ial e cat aT ae Mae, y sh Spey 2 ‘ + Ips re ’ yas Lie) ¥ ; ere YT en ee f , . ‘ bapa ni, > per 5 satiate mae ~ v Le Sa Se et je ix ba + (oe t Pr 4 >) .; tl rete) 5s PS eS a 2 Ukee ir ve aoe ee te Pins, Die Bis gece” egret a liai. fh, ‘ i eee ye r in a* oS , Sa : : 3 6.4 4 te Oe Mia Noe ON We eae . wee ‘ ‘aa ‘ ns ae, . perish for the want of a little vigilance’ ‘“ As for me and my household, I pro- ‘spose to support with all my power the ‘Government which teaches the fraternity | of all mankind and rot a secret power which places a limitation upon the fra- ternity of man and which holds its as- sembiies under the cover of night. I ~@hall recognize no rule of conduct nor “pbountenance any which is not prescribed .by the supreme power of the state, for it “$s onty -the constituted authority which has the right to command that which is right and to prohibit that which is “wrong. My Government creates its rules, ~enforces them and maintains them in she giaring sunlight of publicity and Mot tm secret under cover of darkness. To my Government I owe an allegiance ‘which, if need be. has the right to re- quire of me, on certain conditions, @uy life, my property and my liberty. and évery other citizen is under the same edligation to it. In return for this alle- Biance the Government promises upon the integrity of constitutet. authority to protect and defend me. It teaches me Yriendship for every man and hatred for Rone. This the “invisible empire” does ROY L. KAY. - Pet Menmree Among the Immortals. Fe the Editor ef the Post-Dispatch - RE vou aware of the fact that the “Hall of Fame for Great Americans.” + . ' SSS ' ’ — . | . . a. a . ‘we SS PRB LAA AL WEP eee me — - -_—- ~ese ea ae +S © 7 o Cs “i ~ a. ar =. ~ — ees wee =) © 2) ee 25 6m >) ee Gee we ~" . . * = “saw? MORES © OP ie ie] n > > »* . 7 a We @ © _ x‘ ~ ¥ = — Rr, *

The poor flocketh in and buyeth great quan- tities of out-of-style, semi-worn and out-of- repair ciothing. The city greatiy rejoiceth and the papers carry in big headlines— “Hundreds of Dollars Raised in Rummage Sale for Charitr.” And it can be truthfully said of the poor in that citr— “And Selomon in alli his glory was not ar- Tayed like ome of these.” MINNIE B. JONES. Thoughts on a Busy Corner. Clang-banging street cars. The traffic cop. Noisy newsies. A lady with three children trying to make a safe crossing. Cop ignores her. A very much worried little dog. Be*- ter run home, pup. Shoppers burdened with bundles. There's one has hubby along. He's burdened. That's a good system. iadies. Hope my wife doesnt read this. Outpouring of home-goers from an office building. Wonder how many people that building houses during business hours. I don’t mean how many work there. That's different. A big bank. Book- keepers still at it. Tellers cone home, Ill war- rant. How about the president? One who nows tells me some bank presidents are on the job as late as five or five-thirtry during winter menths. It's a fact. I used te shink everybody left a bank at closing time. Sweet innocence! I should be a bookkeeper for a week. The street again. Seems there's a tra?- fic jam. Don't argue with that cop, man! He knows best. Besides. he’s right. Lock at that truck driver. He thinks he’s commanding a battieship. My last thoughts: Clang-banging street cars. The traffic cop. Noisy newsies. They're supreme on a downtown corner. See you later. N. EL. Ww. . > & i Every day is Sundar up im Heaven. and there are no railway crossings there.—Baiti- more Evening Sun. > a2 - Thirteenth Verse. Yes, we have mo beefsteak and onfons. We have no beefsteak and onions today. We have apples and potatoes and some cover- ripe tomatoes, ° And many geod things to eat. and. sar We have corned beef and cabbage. ‘t'wouild make Jigg’s savage But, yes, we have no beefsteak and onions to- /our Government canzot move —— | proval, and he ts continually called en && decisions. Let him leare his desk se & the accumulation of business is Sppe= question asked br I Hoolidge y ' precedent in such matters. If fe | this question is likely to be put to & | groups of citizens will ask the Natoma ‘to go out of his way for formal asi President's burden is heavy enough 75 ae wr — PPS | NEWSPAPER I ‘From the St. Joseph News Press. : N anonymous in The | “an editor” Ses new for too great caution in di x might possibly be premature. _e and reporters know everything t e: | because they get their news from Gam but for that very reason are bound & wishes of thelr informers regarding. The journalist is sarcastically ¢ in the position of the doctor whe what he knows because the truth much for the patient or tre '“The serious journalist ig to Hava f it ae bya ‘a Ls ie * 4 b> 2 7 7 ee ee baa ee OF ee ep Cee eT ave eee Twa a, zt > ’ * 7 - ‘of ‘ ~ 3 ‘4 — a > “i « - ap 4 7 7 LLL LLL LOL LAL i Ri aii oe CO PA NS memes LAL ALIE ORI ete ? ; i} 2. . , - AMESLMALY AIA AYA WALLA LZ Ali Al Ls Al thaallsalla db al’ mii Alls ALLS i

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| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1993, - - sagem : : ai -: Fitna Ogee LOSE Peet ar per $ we Peseser Re Sa" > a : F Pet Ahem ee te oe Se he - * a be eo FS, 5 . ba - >a 3 a, a hn aie Saas: te Sa ; : - u _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ “Sa ~ alee x P : Se ae hs Tn oer ge eee eat! eee Pee . Se as oe TIE nS ep t,. SP ag rey S$ A “ 7 “ ‘ . - + $ alte $35.00 value, NOTED ITALIAN ORGANIST | A recital DY gs | Pietro Y o n, Bee | Italian concert B¥, organist, will befey 2.2 | given at € | Third | Church, _and Washington boulevards, next f..2 Thursday night. } ee on ae and stage seats to 25 cents in the balcony will be charged. Tuesday evening, Nov. 13. Admis- WILL GIVE RECITAL eel (Sees See ee Th i t/ | ) ¢ ' | : CURTAIN SCRIM 36-inch wide plain and colored border. Quan- tity lengths up to 5 PRICE SA AE LL LAE LE! LEO LLL LLL LLL LLL LNB LLLLLLL LLL, The Secret of Good Sleep The secre™of a good night’s sleep is the springs. All other ap- pointments of the bed and the room may be perfect, but unless the springs are right the relaxation necessary to proper rest is impossible. That-is why The Foster Ideal Bed Spring (Double Deck Coil) insures absolute comfort and maximum’ benefits from sleep. A Foster Spring ‘‘fits the body.’’ There is no cramping, no strat), but always a satisfied feeling in mind and body when you sleep on a Foster ‘‘Ideal’’ Bed Spring. Sold by Leading Dealers Most Everywhere Admission willk be free, but ane offering will be | taken. ibis 7 Yon 1s an-—°*" 7a nounced as ones Bee. of the organists i — of the large Ro-f man basilicas. @ Three of his own composi- PIETRO YON tions are on the program, ‘‘Sonata Romantica,” “Echo,” and “First. _Concert Study.” Other works played| | will be Bach’s Prelude and Fugue in) iD Major, the French lullaby “Frere | | Jacques,” C. S. Skilton’s “American Indian Fantasie,” and the “Ave. Maria’ of M. E. Bossi, noted organ teacher of Rome. | The organ of the Third Baptist Church is one of the largest in the | | city, and is comparatively new. The. recital has been arranged by the. Missouri Chapter, American Guild of Organists. Edgar L. McFadden : “is dean of the chapter. | aos 4 yards. Monday only. yard BATH TUBS ; complete with nickel- br} valae Jaffe Hardware Co. ¢23 N. SIXTH ST. 2Sc FIBER 2 HOSE : Women’s Fiber Silk Hose; black only; sizes 814 to 10. Spe- cial, 125c FLEECE-LINED FLANNELETTE Big assortment of beautiful pat- terns. For comfort covers, dressing sacques and children's dresses, etc. 29c values. Very special “1 s SWEATERS Men’s gray Sweaters; sizes 84 to 42; $1.60 value; half price Monday; each 75c BEAVER HATS $1.00 value; keep hot or cold. Mon- day, 50c Shopping rg 3-in-one style. One to a cus- tomer. 25c Velvets Extra fine qual- ity. In the want- ed colors. Suit- able for trim- mings, juvenile Suits, ete. 79¢c Tiuddiadauattadatteriioe = Mbidist: widias ul fs HMR of ’ Child's fleece-lined Waist Suits; white; size 2 to 13 years. Half-price Monday 50c Bed Sheets Double bed size, good quality Sheeting. Spe¢- clal for Monday 69c ALL-WOOL SERGE 36-inch wide All- Wool Serge, in th wanted colors. Mi) The Foster Bros. Manufacturing Co. Manufacturers of Metal Beds. Springs, Cribs, Day Beds, Cots and Couches Factories in St. Louis, Mo., and Utica, N. Y. Leek for the Trade-Mark Established 1871 “a3 Very fine weave, unbleached, special, per yard, —_— — - eugene V. Debs to Speak Here. Lugene V. Debs, chairman of the National Socialist Committee, will ‘address a meeting at the Odeor ' | | f qj STE R oa area “kA 4a ) Women's banded sailors of beaver: black and colors. (Second Floor) $1 Fur Trimmings From 1 to 8 gnches wide, in coney,. caracul, kolinsky, mar- ten, nutria, opossum, Mouf- lon. Extra special for Mon- | end remnants; $1.49 day—one-inch coney moline, | value; extra specia!, skunk, opos- at . shirts, Rec! aimed, Main Floor. J. KENNARD & SONS Fourth and Washington All Floor Samples Livind Room Suites vricedfor § Quick Sale Examples of the Extraordinary Savings Made Possible by Our Need of Room for Incoming Merchandise Fine overstuffed pieces in velour, mohair, tapestry, needle tapestry and damask of the colors and shades most in demand. A wonderful opportunity to furnish your living room at extraor- dinary price concessions. 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, $750 Special at $600 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 675 Special at 537 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 295, Special at 240 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 425 Special at 317 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 385 Special at 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 3:8 Special at Wing Chair to Match... 110 Special at 3-Piece Overatuffed Suite, 450 Special at 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 300 Special at 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 292 Special at 102 Special at 3-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 300 Special at 65 Special at All Samples of Wm. Birch (London) Upholstered Furniture 10% Off Rugs That Will Please You in Designs, Colorings, Wear and Price Every condition essential to the satisfactory selection of Rugs is always to be found here—im- mense assortments in all qualities, embracing sizes not usually stocked, and opportunities for comparisons and choosing not ordinarily enjoyed. The prices are consistently low. French Wilton Rugs Bundhar Wilton Rugs “Fine as Silk” “Darable as Iron” 9x12, $145.00 9212, $105.00 Se ecial Scotch Chenille Carpets | Plain Colors in All Shades Colorings 9x12, $38.75 _ Sq. Yd. $9.75 to $15.00 Domestic and Imported Linoleums Armstrong’s ‘ Greenwich Nairn’s Staine’s | Printed, 95c to $1.10 Square Yard | Inlaid, $1.50 to $3.25 Square Yard Plain, $1530 to $3.25 Square Yard — J. Kennard & Sons Fourth and Washington J sum, fitch, 39c WAISTS sealine, Tn , . . Voile Waists, lace and em- broidery trimmed; all sizes. at, a yard...... Second "25 C O ATS and 7 pink and blue stripe. Special - DRESSES: 4 _CRETONNE | JB FRB All Wew Styles at a Big Saving | ) : : ae 4 : 4 ate : £e res tube . a ‘ be re + Soe i oy = ie ™ pt ; : RS ie te ne. oe Frye Se ke ee Mag ‘ ae : Lee a OY ae PS Nee ane ee Pie yk ek Vea ee sy ck yee gsr or Moree yee SRN he began and aera ey a Baa Cains aX ~ on ite PON ee ee enn or ae er wee eee Se Sen ee eee ee Pia Piigy iy has Tg ne Ren pe bgt gern gn RCP. ee I a ea tes ee ae ok eee Ley Moa aan Oe Rate ae oe ISU ea Ap ibe 7s er Qn SRE ve ngs a ae 4 Oy erie ae bah i ; Poh ee Ee SAE OP gage ae ine 7 ae 1 Joe a 5) ie a 5 ees rs = ow ene Baltes MBL OE ee ee barta, rs a 4 ee ee eae Bea ha ER ‘ ~ OE ee Se bina — «: . ots began my aR ihe aly TK BIS, Prete a wide, sui 2 for draperies, couch i Women’s and misses” Coats and Dresses, Women’s bungalow. cushions or comforts. Quan- new, and every garment expertly tailored, Aprons; rick-rack trim- , tity lengths up to 8 yard. all in this season’s newest mgterials and * med. Special ' cleverly designed in every detail. Dresses : os 4 . of Canton crepe, Poiret twill, charmeuse, crepe de chine; all beautifully trimmed and in all the popular shades. Coats of velour, Bolivias, plushes, etc., fur -trimmed, ; embroidery and plain models. Wonderful values at these low prices, your choloe Monday Special, yard, 15c y NOVELTY ‘CURTAINS Of fine quality ecrim with pret- . lace edge, value, morrow s , a hi Je a. RS Spent % ser. EAVIER. ~ ‘ ) ye! a mA A\\ ) J ’ | 1 TL LL a” ve ll ' Ht t = a + , SAYA Pe Al atl Sith asah calla tlaat sal'ae ates Via it! ebeeeenerdy MIRROR of} 3LIC OPINION] THE PRESIDENT’S BURDES. e New York World. position could have been more politic of | just than that taken by Mr. Coolidge; question of his presence at the memorial to be held Nov. 2 in honor of President) The preparation of an address and to New York would have consumed pet== ro or three days. The President quietly © rred to the shoulders of the delegatio® | nvited him the responsibility for the dis- — yf this period of the Chief Executive's | Would it, he asked; serve Mr. Harding’? | better to go to New York and participate — peremonies or to remain in Washington ng to solve pressing problems in the light ¥ Hardine’s declared policies? But one Was possible. The time ef the Presiden' © ncalculable value. The administration of vernment cannot move without his #P- and he is continually called on for weight’ s. Let him leave his desk for a day and ~ umulation of business is appalling. The in asked br Sf Xoolidge may well set ® pnt in such matters. If it is known thet = estion is likely to be put to them, fewer | of citizens wil] ask the National Executive @& put of his way for formal] occasions. The pnt's burden is heavy enough. Good quality full- , Blankets, striped ; in- Oak finish; ished edges; 2% Ibs.; each, top, 14 inches high. only, 12-inch square Monday SAS TY SVR TARE UT) RAPT UTR TYR REY ROHS rere i Special at $340 Special at Special at Special at Special at Special at Special at Special at Special at 170 Special at 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, $390 3-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 3-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 2-Piece Overstuffed Suite, 1 Fireside Bench —Iin all sizes to 16 years; of good, sturdy materials, tra wel] WOMEN’S | if DRESSES (4 All-woo] serge Dresses, | assortment of good styles and sizes. Specia! Monday while they last $9.98 emer a Te ae if t nH ye 4G : Hy i? te Ay i} }} lt ri ) if ay ce Th atts, | Miy shovbisdabosiogs |i.) abel idee! ee ei! Ba a eae OR ie NEPONSET > of bx THE GENUINE TRIANGLE © BRAND—A thick, tough ; solid base thoroughly sat- © urated with oll, heavily waxed back, absolutely waterproof; guar- anteed not to rot. Heavy enamel sur- face in a big va- riety of patterns; for tomorrow only, x12 gize, 86.9%. ' Te ee 4 es re > Oe oop a. a akaat ss oo a ee. eee ; m 2 / iy , : 2 ; = beet wt , eres RS oes - ‘2 oa } : ‘ i F ' 5 Pra tee ; Kab? Pe: ek ee -~ ’ 5 tO Phd> sees nd peey ere 3: wt it it abad . PF Fae Fa padesit Set cdehl dat ibis! a “dbs: > $3 » ¥ pelos ' : FNS Moh aE oe ma m a de—ana ep iendid sechoo!] Suit. Spe- cial to- Sa cd long this price one on! o i 5.98 ms baa See (AMOI eIMAI ese Li olyeiisAliselisAle ala aAtPravawair VAIVAIVA VA UAV A eal a ee — = NSA DAs Pk Sd bk) OS TS Bd ek Dod) ba FU SD IS RIS BR SSASANI US Ub ib WI h Gb Gi hah SRSA GIRS bu IR OLLI Galt morrow, i 5 ff pees ay" Pas 5H ih (hartabhis it Sifts stan jute Gatya FH es) 4a Pla at ard + set ao f yr ' eth 9 ‘ ) ; 1 ! tt Theos NESE SPOS SEY i revere’) ) 56) F9e “ - $30 3 f r ; , ; aoe ll & B wi -t 2 NEWSPAPER DISCRETION. the St. Joseph News Press. a anonymous article in The Living Age UF. nh editor” rep gacbes newspapers of today . great caution in disseminating news that possibly be premature He says editors porters know everything that ig soins a; they get their news from offic 1 circles. | that very reason are bound to respect the" of thelr informers regarding its release # rnalist is sarcastically descr*bed a8 belt -_ position of the doctor who must not ) e knows because the truth might be — for the patient or the patient's roe 7 rious journalist is no longerT ® col % s and an expounder of views for great discretion Perhaps the one E » from the other, and maybe the re® a ne too far . Drop-Side Sanitary Cotich Angle tron frame. with double link fabric e#epring, strong lHielica! ends. Opens to full-size bed. $4.98 ?-in. continuous post Bed; Vernis Martin finish with double link fabric Di ‘ Fine Drapery Values bat Maes Pas do Bk. aloe seatt | Bs xsl yy tee, USS AP ' _ Fringed Casement Curtains $4.50 to $15.00 Per Pair Silk Casen:ent Net $6 In. Wide $1.05 to $2.00 Per Yard » wer “: ny ow ‘ Tag OPTES Mu et 4cauare ited att ee = wor w : we TPT POS ee ease " siempre rr ign? ea (=) || WALL PAPER ee FOR MONDAY Wall Pape $1 and 31.50 Aluminum [? Yt! Pape 3c COOKING UTENSILS Kitchen, block and all- —ineluding double “ round Roasters. Cof- over designs; value Jde. fee Percolators, © ce Saucepan ‘8, Pigcat., 2-at. and 3- Wall Paper, at, and Dishpans, . R 511 while the let oseveeeee® Chintz effects and , for bed- It has not gone so far, rf at there is any renal danger of the amere ding public missing that which they Ny entitied 10 know. wMAIP eo 4lii Alls piesa eT rt Guaranteed Sunfast Casement Silks 45 In. Wide. $2.25 to $4.25 Per Yard Wall Paper, > * HE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW. the Kansas City Star. y AT a spectacie the world presents! Re ruins. Germany on the verge of Gis striving to safeguard her future tions for her devastated area. ring under a burden of unemploy™ , dugosiavia and Italy in a ferment. gis y civil war. Japan laid waste by the tastrophe of earthquake and fire. In « ith these calamitous conditions, how “= yw trivial are the evils that confront “a iteg States’ We are the ’ ent of vast resources, with a poPp¥ enough to be supperteg in comfort. rotected by thousands of miles of possibile rive‘s We have no age-old f hate. Our problems can be met heart. There is not a worker i" business or professional man, not@s chiid, who should not in this favoreé land. Oatmeal, 30 inches wide im tan, blue, brown, green; valne 25e. pou. Lic Tapestries, two-tone | stripes and grass cloth; re - ee a ff Moti OLY All aid Alle sie Aiea $1 vy later—P U aluminum, 12-cup size, while 200 last bargain at this price while 28 rs 4 ——— ae ee l %*.*%a*%. ©. %.%4? ~e,%aF.Fatateta¥.* a ee ed el ee . ee ee tet oS ee a ee ee el el tl ee ee ek ee Sarat ay Fart artet ara a%s * a . . * 7 os * . - r

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4B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alon- Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined aE Verrg ws * Save Two-Thi German Ambassador Sails Oct: 16. Spree who came to Berlin mat a Be g | i ae By the Associated Press. month fora brief stay, will sail for | 5 . ae er BERLIN, Oct. 13.—Dr. Otto Wie Xow York from Hamburg Oct. 16 to| Save Two-Thirds on a New Kennedy 4 | @efeldt. 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Governmen: 1: ieneenine ‘eam eal A Very Special ing ag iggy | and So leading univ ersities and found sn . have in the past been only within | : iver nt nd ocust geek ef persons of wealth to be superior to i 0 rdinary oi lamps. [7 ee ae ae VW Nn ervoor : Teli eitheut | odor, emoke or noise streets resterday an core ik 5 eC a Since the invention of DLegnens Radic- Active Solar Pad. any man er woman. poor —no pumpin g uP, is simp. le, ¢ 'ean Sai e. brought to a stop hit an ash agon., | . = or th treatment whic. lee Q sir and 6c common kKero- ; Ras 3 er rich, can afiond this trea _ Burns 94 e aif and t ec knocking a colored yoy from the effers go much relief from suffering 424 cene ¢oa! oil.! ® The in ventor 2p. iy. lohnson., 6 9 W wagon. Lake St., ¢ hieago, jil., is offering to: Mrs. Clarence. Balin, 4493 Fore: | Extraordinary Values at . . . > = _ . ; 4 Ps mM D t lV iavs ] REE tria.. ae = at rae - . ~ into the arstem wh! u plat send & ia! on Y “ I Park boulevard, was on he: =F $67.50, Monday Sieep. helping to Dullg up wennen nerves or even ‘to give one ‘RE E to = e firs: It Bene yy: none “e: aaa & cou . wer user in each 1 lo ality who will help hi m ; is ;\ ri Va eras > "- >. ° MM ss ? thus removing congestion, which is the real introduce it. Write him today for full her husband ea use of most Ciseases "ea rt i + 4. 4 iso ask him to aan Ze prove just what thie remarkedile treat- | ras peer end with ®ent can da for you. we sell cur appliance how vou can get the agency, ana With @n trial with the u nderst anc ns that = “ out experience or Mmonev make $L0V to met gost you a cent If it fatis to give sats- | .... ner on th which Was eastbeou: factory res.u.ts hie offer ~ pet t@® a! Se oes ae mage ape an ~ 4 Cl el ie od a ee ae ee ee 200 we» eet baa PERG 100 AERO Seaver gov Oe a ee ene od eee Cd ectes nates ew ale aP fea > ere ships. - alae dhteeaatind tlh eeedas ae * F sore Hours: Daily, 9 to 5 ket ae 5 tgiaen iis A) . ae ites Gate. sc ee ar i ee RR OE Chen Oar ee 8S hel POLS TEND le RR ete : CAN Me Aah mane «ata Me ee en ot downtown in : trey : b feo iaes . ‘ , im » hin } . e . . wea kn oss, niga hieed presscere fic policeman signaie h ‘ & ae ira - j : maa 7F . srth bound ny }, ahave tdney or liver complaint. Di adder er 32 awe ) i . » * , + e ~ : os er 4iseage of the \u Oo: yealices proceea act . No Tmatt er wera’ ur Dme W) E : ae ag a r : ou : . e : ' i — Lade ‘ s, - : i* . ar - - : ‘se - 3. 74 Tf long rou have had a” . aS - pap pate ee te A 2 Fis markaDiv irber try the appliance at our risk resumed, Airs. E n nd that nt ie ie * : em : Ar y — i— - > . - . had cone dead. ther dri | ~ Trunks are of [a jarant eed by Rad = Th App! mp ernsine >: Bingen ey lege oon? hal -* : lly arma ban vent > afl ‘argest manufacturers ef r .. appliances in_ the world 5 Ay office and ers behind her began honaing ineir — : »ave cOmSTrUCTi n. ith laboratories. 1265 sragbery Bull Ging. | eet Tae ge ~ eat AF , eis Cc re % ar ~ : no! ns aiden A ua ro , es 4 . 4 ~ - Ly . a . 17 ; a BS ; ’ o ee, ee ee nN a a : car had been ieit 2 a ae cs made Or Vv 00d with reintoreed metai runners on The Do} mn. io8 ea o-..08 ’ 7 . " " " > - -* hea [oa 2 L- thhe : .2 > e . - = . _ © 3 geet allie aa P dust curtain and laundrv bag. Suitable for beth men and sta . Inte > CED aca ‘ea apt Seity ty NEG Tet IRR oe OG Sy Piece gy ncng 2 ne ees os . tb dh hee ie aise : on rie 7 i went tthe gle Baiting ect th meas tiagpatinetns Wit hiBees mci 62 am ne ina aids: et CR ON rere a a a > — Yess t as > a > _ " A aii ‘ — is Pasa. 7 Was Sees’ “+ © & 44% - = DEGNEN’S v > : t { fy } ; vs) Y? z ° = . ** + tt ~ —~ ™ ”" i : st ida * ~ i & Radio-Active Solar Pad 3555 Sas ee ee Sk the bulleie Luggage Shop—Basemer % h S| ki ° er ¢ ‘ ve, . ! m |‘urnead the wieess — Pe en n Va . a Try lt At Our Risk oe eee ee ae 5S Ges. &. | See dee ak Geeekts otrect, P. Sr ae aiid OTT | be sure ZEC O O razin ther ; iles in its ou see Vandervoort’s Luggage Specials. , ; e* SMB BBR ERE BRE RB ERR BEEBE eee vies . — or \ most extraordinary tempting a one —s ’ sd ee eee Oe a en ee inet ee ioteligg * deg og ;* — — . - : t« » * ‘ * - . eee . . _ 3 — - + ~ —_— > ~ , | , | D2 t a el LL€ . Z ~~ * webu lee e i fi} ~ . ‘ : ni " ~~ + = * 3 e ro > = - . _ NS : e€ od on = ‘ s _ aN - 5 rd . ¥ . he 7 ~ =? > — | a rié ~ 5 . X » i- : . . hd : — & > i \- . " a | ie & 4 “ w @ ’ ¥ % ‘ * wa - | I ++ . . 2 € - : ‘ * - “* « .? tae a4\.4 * - _ eae : ‘ ~ r : | - . . ~ ~. , * | = ~ . . i | —_ ® > ; : . % . 7 on . ; , . : : . ‘ -* - : . iv , a+ 4% + . . os - - ; : p . ' | ' , . ° i . . . %. = : . - 7 ™ : . ~ ‘ s - - » c 4 i ’ 4 é c , : . se R * | > » ~™s¢ ie ’ In Choice of Prices SR Raye REY IRINA: Se IY SPR OLA BIE mS ee ae sewy y - ™ ” es wel oly et ae - « - eyes co “4 re a Se A AR et gd “~* y > ¥ * UIA NNR ty SEAS Le NI 2 Do Ph Onde Me 7 “ j - oe wey , ere Y &e — ranqe oe = bho rom ial Be Ce aha) . gay v AP Saye DOU ES More Than es 000 "o Be Distributed =e Si 3 “a ve z nr] i é PASS 6 oD Oc 10€ to the Public i in Furnitare Savings = ui ye ascoves aa 1 | i : F -00 +12 2 a a , é ‘ ale RY RE Tt Trig gh py nee ba a Ses % "yy * Yb ga Er SS Se PNM EE = As an expression of ssabbendie to the St. Louis public tor its loyal support and patronage the past three years. ~~ APPOINTMENT FOR ST. LOUISAN te ae \ \ - ee peer This $39 Hardsome Golda Oak . ; HE colors charm with the Oak — f ? ' Chif fforobe Jefferson Davis Taylor Prohibition : . ) unnhive . blue ot “anaes Has larce wardrebe compart- See the 2-Page Director for — South Dakota. = j / ee. canal patAs adil ate : ia Xe: eSVvpss da: - of hi ively clo a et ee a eee tes te . AE Sig AN Al a A gS gM ee - ment. hat bex and several Soe : SDA von ol $19.75 Announcement WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 , L TA : 7 netes— amber glow of sunlit a ~ . Tt tersen Da 3+ ©6TLovis has ’ i Vt tare 4 j a . 5 . ; come _Waleu: in This Issue. been appointed, Prohibition Director |] | nh \ ids—the gladness of lilting Chifferche True Life Stories. | ‘o> seat akoia. eifecuve Oot Es ee : - =, ; Fy song—all interpreted and ex- Part 6, 2a tighaapesaeeiiat le) | . oe 23598 | : pressed in the delightful art cf Coestructed of exk or im rich weleut or naheranr finish. missioner mmoun 1 Pages 12 and 13 | these Necklaces on sale Monday. — resides at : : ‘ Pigs. - t 6 6 Pak:; i 3 He yen? cA. suaranteed to be in perfect running order and most of them have only been run enough to be well broken in—extraordinarv value i bid Lah tiie ail es while thev last. The ‘ronrite sroners a. > Only a few of the many items are illustrated. Consisting of ~ Terms as Low as $10 a Month IRON — > 8 ae 3 Special Sale, Featuring a Well-Known Make o? Mae aa Voom Hats ance nm Velre tr H. (oe Vf : , ma sis ( ~ la rc + . , its cay atrons ‘ , ‘al for the sun ni: r! 7 These are all latest model Americas—the same m:; : In Colors and BI. k | si . ‘ eeene Picit A ead | . - . * chines new are now sel! nz for 8D.) mghe n this dey art- A onve-dar final ay , ; My | | | = , , ; arose In Black Trimmings IS priee. —Brown of Sono pe ow ~ tag Oly an . | i ~ a Chenille and expert cc c tese from brand-new * —Navy Ri 53 ¢ : tibben Machines—very low terms at this sale Gr . a 7 : | acy . The = price of , ay Banding > > iid Wee = ; atte pe, bese wate 23 — he te. 3 ote 5 and hee tage iy or és Sa - *, ’ “ ee & ee aS al 7 ; . — ~ J i : ® os , ; 4 , rs - - a ' - 525 7 ne > = : ; fyles in ~ | Line “ : 7 iP eai Mei, > ae } ‘ ~~ - é : 7S : : : S = ie = iif ‘j Py : : ae ti Poe aae cig te 7 ‘ ; , BS r a ae ts 4 RM Fi Rati eS * a] >. ‘, a: 2 Be ae RES Full Gaarantee Same as New A | : Come in Monday or Phone “oes = ; Cleche Mushroom “J Fie ec Shep. RBagement

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.. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923. . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1899. pallineesnaeseine oe ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. PAE ree. oy * — i = i TIRE VR om ay fe I A MI FL MEST ALE ee Ee eS ee ¢ » 2 5 ‘ it ee 12) 4 stat Lien oer a Prt s * One) am a Gee eS ek ad . ; ; - : 2 i en Sey oe Wee eT Ae Te Soe! et Ve St BT RO Mw CEES Me ae ay ae Raia: » ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' BB A ~~ Save Two-Thirds on a New Kennedy Radio Set— Details on Page 20, Part 7 Vandervoort’s New Gift Shop ing the Art Needlework Shop. cust From Ninth lo Tenth | «ghe most interesting shop in St. Louis,” con- & over 1500 individual gifts for every purse [ged every purpose, is now open. Second Floor Feuggs- (milerwoort barmey mn 4 —— er Do You Play Mah Jong? Free instruction given by our own experts in this fascinating game of the Orient from 10 to 12 = I to 4. ie mine “store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5;30; Saturday, 9 to 6 $277,000 Sale of Kennedy Radio Sets. See Page 20, Part 7 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth « s.) Ce : a> € (teat 3 Oe off i * hd « vk ¥3 = : ‘ _ CAs ; 5 Ti. . 1 \D ; SSE whos! A va a e } —— 9% a Cha le SGA) -})} ~ aN GOR , z Pre or > As Illustrated * ~ » pred mohair. hd GH: ; ‘ , mm OO ee 6.moL2ed © 2 ogee ? gc * ed Ae: ( - on 5-PieceWalnut Relivooenh Suite *292 Walnut Table As Illustrated Of Italian design. specially priced at $395 piece finished in kh brown sateen. Also Ke) *, 12 others specially se priced to select % from. #| Furniture Values That Symbolize y the Week’s Furniture Selling g Another feature-of the week ant is an assortment of 17 Mahog- any and Oak Library Tables ' which will be sold for just ¥% the regular price. Walnut Dining-Room Suite of Eight Pieces As Illustrated Pais ee Has buffet, extension table, six chairs, a having arms. Chairs are upholstered in tap- 1 6 5 estry. A fine value at Walnut Dining-Room Suite of 10 Pieces, Specially Priced at $325.00 Consisting of Buffet, Extension Table, China Cabinet, Serving Table, 5 chairs and 1 armchair. Walnut Dining-Room Suite of 8 Pieces Specially Priced at $368.00 Has Buffet, Oblong Table, 5 side chairs and 1 armchatr. Chaise ae ae a As Illustrated Se A very beautiful é 12 Samplé Living-Room Suites of 2 Pieces twat HISD and $195 This is an unusual value. They come finished in attractive mohair and velvet. Furniture Shep—Fifth Floor. at $2.59 Each lion fringe. 2% yards long. at $3.35 Pair Made of dainty highly mercerized marquisette with narrow, wide or triple stripes. Self ruffled end tie-backs to match. Lace Panels, Special at $1.49 Each Heavy Nottingham weave in a selection of Small allover patterns shown in natural color. ‘2 yards long, bullion fringed. Sunfast Drapery Fabrics We are able to offer a very large and complete Tange of Drapery Fabrics which we can safely pwr: to be absolutely sunfast and tubfast, “Peay heavy upholstering fabrics or light, . ‘\y crapery fabrics. The materials are bro- — damask, plain figured or striped taffetas, “t Silks, reps, velours, plain or striped Shiki “aves and casement cloths. Pepular heavy knitted mesh weave including Tuscan laces in Plain or allover designs. Straight or scalloped bottom with bul- New Ruffled Curtains, Special New Window Hangings Priced Very Low for Your Inspection Tomorrow Fringed Curtains, Special New Duplex Terry Cloth, $1.25 the Y ard An excellent assortment of new patterns and-color combinations are shown in this soft drapery fabric. All are reversible with contrasting colors. 36 inches wide. New Art Silk Net, $1.25 the Y ard "] Sheer open weave with allover designs, in high y ay luster finish, of good serviceable quality. 236 ini inches wide. ’ A large assortment of silk Casement Clothes end Gaure 36 to 50 inches wide. They range in price from $1.15 to $4.75 the yard. New Drapery Damask, $2.6> and $3.25 the Y ard Of excellent quality, 50 inches wide, in two and three tone co'or combinations, shown in all the wanted shad s. Plain or stripe grounds, for hangings and portieres. Cluny Curtains, Priced at $4.45 and $5.95 a Pair Two groups offered at a great saving. Made of excellent quality English cable net with both narrow and wide edges and insertions of Clumy and mercerized Henckle laces. Colors white and ecru. SS Lamb’s-Wool Blankets Of extra fine quality, in plaid patterns bound with colored sateen binding to match Blankets. Size 72x84, The pair $16.50 Down Comforts Covered wth best quality figured sateen. Finished with plain sateen bor- ders and filled with pure goosé down $17.50 to $18.50 Extra Fine Quality Lamb’s- Wool Blanket Very light and warm in border of blue, pink and rose. The pair $17.50, $18.50 and $20.00 All-Wool Plaid Blankets For double bed, of extra fine quality. Ends are bound with sateen ribbon in colors to match Blanket. 6 combinations of colors. The pair $13.50 Blanket Shop—Second Floor. rtable Warmth of All-Wool Blankets This Winter With border of blue, pink or yellow. Covered with figured nainsook and finished with plain sateen borders. Filled with all-wool filling For double bed, in white with border of blue, pink or rose. Very soft and fluffy. The pair $14.50 Colered Marseilles Spreads —and rolled covers to match. Spreads have scalloped edge and cut corners; for twin and double beds. Colors are blue and rose. White Wool Blankets Size 60x84, $10.50 Size 70x84, $12.50 Lamb’s-Wool Comforts $10.50 | All-Wool Blankets Twin Bed size, $10.50 Double Bed size, $12.50 With a Cooks food Cd a saves food — eliminates &

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Re Ps Ae CN EE A Ny AGO IT tt EE, AITO Dr wa 6B 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 oo 2 — — | > SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNC AGES 7 AND 8, THIS SECTION EMENTS ON P ee: INDAY, ss eee . Free Lessens 12 ! a 4 | : Dress Ornaments : Mah-Jongg -. seosal. $11 QS $1.50 to $2.50 $1 19 — —in our Chinese a . q Pure lambs’ woo! Blank . . , x biue, red and biac! White Satinette with he + pink, These are imported ornaments ock. : nish; 36 inches wide. 4 white and biack biock | , fabric for men's shirts oa ell 4 double-bed size, with thre Thira Bee eg A eo. ae women are invit- ptian effects and hand-painte ed to take free all sorts of lingerie. ribbon binding. styles. Specially priced for Mon- —— * > Give Eagle : Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in cash Largest Distributors of Merchandise coaeousiioek: T Main Fleer and $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the Wes! Seventh Floor Dresses Swami shia __in Two Feature Groups That Afford Choice of Several Hundred Frocks at 525M and $392 These are Frocks that follow closely the lines of much more expensive models, embodying the very latest fashion hi 3 made of the season’s most popular silk and wool weaves. The tailored Dresses are of tricotine, Poiret twill and dl lar. meen and many are in the popular coat effect. The afternoon models are of Canton crepe, crepe satin, brocaded crepe and satin, with trimmings of beads, braids, embroidery, ribbons, laces and tiny flowers. The most wanted colors are sented and there are sizes 14 to 44. Other fashionable Frocks for women and misses, priced $40 to $275. Thire x b ees Sable - BS Ryh eters riley sale aap a F ° Sgt" Bp 2 ydaades , r - — * 5 ee ne . ; . °Pmr : > tang . N; ; be +4 a ane eget oR, comeg te ’ 2 SS Siu . ng q b ‘ a p y wee H wg : ' 7 * = . n ac ate 7 + way . J af Z ; $ pe es ~ ey “~ - i eer MRL HE AT ie > a 7 ra 3 ee 8 et nS , 1g et ae Panaracer we eye A Monday Offering of Unusual Importance to Those Wanting A Specially Purchased Group of Woolen Fabrics Women’s Sports Hosiery $7.98 98 ? —3600 Pairs in All—$1 to $2.50 Grades WR ghee he ype ete paced - % ; . . é oT eae oe Shs Bee, Ae ise Q = , 3 - gs a Bi % bites i aa F RR PL. es a ak a M : "i tere f 5 ee Fi owes) aang! é Sapient saa taglac oa . i Ae WER She ya : atin : ; vr ’ ita ‘i © We ee ee sai nin hs th le a ha I ec eal oa ng DY Ee a J were a cab: ; e " Ait ee a ae coh dhs. ‘ie. age a ete ere: _— ey et : « ite og ww . ‘ eo ‘ 3 ‘ £ eS FH oe, ew ee ty Paw wel » a : ¥ v 4 7 py yah y c ae a . —embroidered clocked effects and | © To the woman who loves dainty handwork in her home, or who is now Small extra charge for stone-setting. | 25 & | plain and ribbed nee gedage ‘Sizes | planning the making of pretty giftsfor the holiday Main Floor Balcony. : | broken, but sizes 8% to 10 in lot. | brings countless opportunities for the effecting of most —e omy. We suggest looking over these items carefully sents very unusual value. ; Monday Brings an Event That Should Attract Hundreds of Economical Women— i | a oe m3 2 ‘ +o ee ; e, a te = » a ‘% Bee * 4% 5 = , - bee 4 —_ , x > =e , . ul 7 ¢ a * 1. Se che 7 5 : —— a 4 ¢ 2 é : A % : > 4 es : > : 23 . ‘ + x : . = eo 9 =: » F - 7 * ry = a - : *% 2 we > ae 3 7) 7, ae Bo ee, .! a ee a '*-J . Bo be % 4 — odes Dae a. ee 5 eS eae i Sees a “a ry ys Mie bs Bes ey! a = Sass ie 8 lf. hte iO year AE ai ictmegeeOvemeDe ae callate S52 ja ore > 4 aan OE EOU DRM oa ORS ashe aa *y Table Runners _-Dining-Room Sets pale of Silk and Cotton Underwear|| 22 | #412 Rich colorings make these Table Run- | Made of Colonial eotton, stamped = oa tapestry vel @ Plain and elaborately trimmed U ndergarments of silk and cotton weaves—all dainti- yw the egy nl — abo ar ae herman = capkinn 98 “ a - fered at such extreme savings that you should make prompt selec- med with antique gold braid and neatly buffet set, 1 searf and one tray - wing Groupe: | lined with good quality sateen. ' | | Ov 52-im. breakfast cloth with 4 nat a" Silk Princess Slips Cotton Underwear | | — ; $3.95 to $5.95 Values $1.95 to $2.50 Values | 65c Stamped Aprons | $1.00 and $1.25 Covers| $1.50 Lunch Sets Fudge Aprons in green only; | 43 and 52? in a | . stamped for simple em- il c | °2 inch Table Covers 34-inch Cover with 4 $ 65 | stamped in simple design on ° ' unbleached co : Special ° cotton : neste “ata a” Scarfs and Pillow Tops of biack art cloth, plllow tops with Satin Slips in tailored styles and itn taupe, gray back. sn for more 59c | and sand shades; tub silk Slips with flounce bot- eS ee | | style th trimmi toma, in black, navy, brown and a limited number vies in lot, with ings of contrasting colors, $1.50 Lamp Frames hand and machine stitching and laces. . Sizes 36 —of wire mounted with im | a hb +¢ _— -_ 3 os : of white garments. to 44. ‘ ! | Scarfs and Pillow tops of ported Doll heads; complete | | tan needleweave stamped ; ; , : with cord and plug: as anion pm Silk Underwear Silk Gowns Satinay Slips |§ Cotton Bloomers DS «- dircomieiess $1.00 gpa: 17548-inch and Children’s Dresses of black tops are complete with S4. R5 $1 39 79 | sateen; semi-made and stamped — : . Cc for simple embroidery: | = | 4-year size; each Radium and ge le Neatiy made sateen Practical estton crepe ie E } ° 50c Buffet Sets ; ine Gowns; built-up and sat!nay Princess Bloomers of a gservice- Se idery Yarn Centers and scarfs on un- | ive oulder et rap or Slips tn striped and pla: able quality: with elastic Small skeins of yarn for em- bleached cotton im | . : ‘veless etvies in tai- effects: all itn ‘tai aoa at knee and in white broidery: many colors: iad French knot and lazy- sik Bloomers and step- lored, embroidered and style with strap shoul- | and flesh oniy. In 25 _ daisy patterns; each 29¢ in Drawera, many with Val. or reallace-trimmed ders In brown, tan, | 27 and 29 inch lengthe— | : os reali iace trimimings and effects. In white, flesh. navy. gray and black. | all garments neatly hand-work. peach and orchid Sizes 24 to 44 ; 1d orchid. 26 to 44. | made. Package Goods se nd ie : . : Mildred Stout Underwear $1.25 and $1.50 Extra-Size Gowns ) Bucitlla Packages including discontinued P a Nace les of children’s Gowns. _ Petticoats, Rioomers #ha « hemises of —of musiin in silipover tyie; with cap sileevas | me sore Covers net age Towels, Scart, “rwmceasie grace Musiin-—-all sample garments and hemstitched edges and hand-embroidered | | -” be nast.v Iie f : Kina Ail *xtirsa sites $] R8 designs Specia) at ; gS \ eer ee ee @ es * © © owe cqebanknll ; a : $2.95 to $3.99 values co Sekar _ ee ee ORS 7 a _*. if / ¥ : dian Git -~ ag - Fai a-- = . : its ‘ ’ PERE CLS ; OA SA oa . N ‘ . ~ : ’ “he * Seer ee eee ae st PO mm a RAY aE ea MT RE MT a ue tama Pec a : id a i Ses, rae sf fet age: DA Oy ds ea tas i, pai a ene ag = usar. aan 4 % J Pa Hae * oe a Ae on tee FA! iT) wey i he Ag die ae Be ety i or Lei "4 v2 si a "OF : eG . Py al " 39 tac ae paet wr + at Pre are ee Ma tp 3) ; as alata y j , ii is - Wis a gee Se * oe tas Shes f Sie

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SUNDAY, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923 . OCTOBER 14, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily~ POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. - ON ey A CO INR ee el NEE ms NNN eter Ce APY BP LORE LION Be ¥ 4 Pyar " , 4 iia a3 Pa Ss : : Pe gs 4 ‘ eras 2 esd “ vt ; ST 10S POST-DISPATCH = seas, * $ ee ee SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6 AND 8, THIS SECTION * The Satinette - Foot Special, 1] —= - : Nemo Handkerchiefs 85c Value, Pair .. 95 Trouble pw een eam — aes Vard....... 64¢ q Pure lambs’ woo! Blankets in Corsets Values. . My « White Satinette with soft, silky oe: ee TSS ee ees and —corrected in a ek Desir apiaayll q Women's . Handkerchiefs of nish; 36 inches wide. A splendid white and black block plaids; scientific way. ' —shown here in sheer linen, with dainty Porto (eg poll regia as weil as double-bed size, with three-inch mosey — — — $_—_______ ~ | ee ai complete lines: Rican nand.cesbeetnerell designs; | Third Fioor ribbon binding. Son Rs Foot Reliet Devt. | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in cash Largest Distributors of Merchandise es eye te ex~ %-inch hems. Choice of many al : | nd Floor or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the West. : " debe Floor a eer 4 : Extraordinary Value-Giving Will Continue Tomorrow in Our Important : | | i If ‘4 ip "eg | Seaton —Enabling many more St. Louis home-makers to select high-grade Floorcover- tN ee ings for every room, at striking savings. Assortments remain pleasingly broad. . ° vue i “fl He (the bad hy ose TR & Seamless Wilton Rugs} Axminster Rugs et ieee ee id A san it Mic, be ‘ spe ® ae " very latest fashion hints i $97.50 S $47.50 i ine, Poiret twill and char- q Value = MOT. = J satin, brocaded crepe and : eee —=>— Value.... wanted colors are repre- : | From this group you may choose Rugs that reproduce, | Splendid quality Axminster Rugs woven with deep > pa raatt gl agp a kinds. All | heavy pile; 9x12-foot size. In the wanted colorings of years of satisfactory hme ~ Eee gan edigeoo Be de von bius, Gaps, Feep ABS MARY SterapSre Mere. Ape 3 heavy fringe. priate for almost any room in the home: | ox Chokers | : Beginni Ss Priced es Axminster Rugs Velvet Rugs Axminster Rugs| Velvet Rugs eginning at 9 A. M. Monday—A Remarkable Sale of Sample 0 $41 Value $27.50 Value $5 Value $46 Value : od . 8872 | 8222 | 42 | 392 3 | | Heavy grade seamlessly | 6x9-ft. Wilton Rugs—a | Throw size Rugs in col- Woven closely and with- / SE Tang weninee woven Axminster Rugs in| — te — | er ond or, gre out a seam; these Wilton | ' " e u alls anc sma oms; w matc man O a ° ° ounted. Of a size and a shade ot a A ae oe many effective saleenaia popular larger eaten. o7x- | Velvet Rugs are shown in = rown which is much favored. A sortment of patterns and and patterns, all finished | 64-inch size. Woven with | ® Wide variety of patterns . lendid opportunity to select these colorings from which to se- with fringe. Woven of ex- | a very soft, cushiony pile. | and colorings. All 8.3x10.6- —Floor Samples and Mostly One of a Kind ry smart gre lam so be sure lage long and wetnnesa dt mg vee will give Very desirable for many | - oy a finished with i w. . - | remarkable service. is ' eav nge. ‘ rape Sa el rns ee hee sj eg g One of those Furniture opportunities that comes but seldom—heau- | Purchases May Be Made on Deferred Payments, if Desired Raa tiful suites and odd pieces offered at such extreme savings that many ——— ————- es will realize that this is their best opportunity to add to the comfort and appearance of their homes. The extraordinary values from which you =a should make early choice include: An Important Selling of the Popular Wm. Rogers E $125.00 Brown mahogany Dressers; 50-inch size........ $85.00 Ci] P] d Sh bl HH 112.00 Walnut Chifforette; 40-inch size .............. 69.50 ] ver-. ate a C W are BH 175.00 Three-piece walnut Bedroom Suites...... «0» 0's \4 ; | — = = ii : 185.00 Handsome walnut Dresser and Chifforette ..... 92:50 ne | | reg , a spate : Knives, Forks 2 Teaspoons Hid as i ag 350.00 Queen Anne, 4-piece Bedroom §uite..... eee: 198. S| Ih BS ii and Other : for HH ee 118.75 Large walnut Vanity Dresser, triple mirror .... 79.50 Wer ty Pieces—Each.... 37¢ BIH BR] t M h 500.00 Hepplewhite 5-piece Bedroom Suite......... ... 298.00 \\} |} Bi CU LIC aCnines 450.00 Decorated Bedroom Suite................. .. + - 265.00 SY STZ, | ( Surely this is an offering of extraordinary importance, presenting an op- | 250.00 Overstuffed Chair, solid mahogany base ....,....125.00 em (IE i? portunity that many will be quick to share. Thousands of pieces of this | 75.00 Cabinet style, walnut Wall Desk : | 49.50 * i beautiful anddong-lasting Rogers 1881 Standard Silver Plate are included— $50 yeas Sane , ba ees 8 PO eRe eS . . ii) knives, forks, serving spoons, sugar shells, butter knives and teaspoons, all in ree Te eT .130.00 Love Seat, upholstered in taupe sateen.......... 85.00 ig the attractive “Revere” pattern. Hi Value... — 75.00 Mahogany Dining Table, Adam design ..,....... 37.50 ‘deal. time "te os ange a f HE ae 75.00 Two-toned walnut China Cabinet ............ 37) ; wie oa res ee - See tin sti Main Fleer |; This sale gives you a splendid opportunity to buy a 81.50 Walnut Buffet: 66-inch size ............ Fae 49.50 =: highly efficient Electric Sewing Machine at a decided Walnut Buffet: 60-inch si . aaa ea rapSeapeeTTTEaE SSSESTSTSSEE TESST ~=—s saving. These Machines were made by and purchased 90.00 anu Url, OV-mne pyle mean? si? “ee ae eee 39.00 from the New Home Sewing Machine Co. and will give 87.50 William & Mary Buffet, 60-inch size............ 57.50 excellent service. 75.00 Walnut China Cabinet, Italian style 37.50 . An Attractive Selling of COI LY 8 BEDE TOIbay ip FE pee ag i : Many New ee ae co a are gy et — 76.00 Stickley decorated Serving Table .............. 29.50 | \ \ ag oner Go-Carts Wall P space and may be carried about with little effort. 20.00 Stickley decorated End Table ................. 12.50 Cpe ADET'S 75.00 Karpen walnut Chair, wool tapestry ........... 45.00 her home, or who is now iday season—this event $22.50 f most substantial econ- Value. . efully—each one repre- ing-Room Sets 5 oS 1 25 : Springs. Monday, special for lonial cotton, stamped for ef- roidery. Included are 12 $102 (Nicely finished and substantial col- lapsible Carts with fancy handles with choice of high side or auto hood styles. Some models are for two children. 2 $18 Reed Carriages A limited number of wel! built reed Baby Carriages, with reed hood, finished in brown color and equipped with good New and from these ings that Home Please $11.85 Sixth Floor Special Groups at, Roll 6c,to 45¢ attractive Papers or every room may be chosen groups with sav- are owners themselves of this opportu- nity, as the selection is usually pleasing. bring measurements with you. May Be Purchased on Deferred Payments. Sixth Floor Monday—An Unusual Offering of 100-Piece Dinner Sets exceptional. should avail un- Fifth Floor $65 to $95 Values for... @ French, Japanese and Bavarian China Sets of high quatity; decorated in various distinctive border pat- terns, with coin gold handles. bread and butter plates and fast-stand sauceboat. cover with six napkins, 3-pe. 1 scarf and one tray cloth. eakfast cloth with 4 napkins. $1.50 Lunch Sets 84-inch Cover with 4 Napkins Housewives Who Shop Tomorrow Will Effect a Worth-While Saving on These $6.00 Irish Point Curtains —stamped on white art cloth and with hemstitched edges for cr a... 78C 50c Stamped Covers Card Table Covers of wun- bleached cotton, stamped for color O : Ye embroidery; 29¢ 29c Stamped Pieces Three-plece style Buffet Sets and Scarfs, stamped, for simple embroidery on unbleach- 19¢ *d cotton, each 39c Stamped Towels | Cotton Huck and Drywell | Towels, stamped in effective border designs: | each iti i ee ee ee ee 25c | 5 Table Runners ners for piano or tabie, Ruffled Curtains Dainty Ruffled Curtains of “i? : ™ . - . : i 4 pir: meeroeriged velour; sev excellent quality, dotted mar- AOTTI DiI : i‘Dinations,; $8 95 Quisette with tie-backs to match SS” SS . and plain voile Curtains are in- Cluded in this group. Beuel, metre 3. ke: $ 1.85 At the Special Price of, Pair. . @ Irish Point Curtains are so effective that women who plan to purchase new Fall Curtains for their living or dining rooms will wish to profit by this offering. They are made of superior quality netting in many beautiful patterns. beige and ivory. In A:85 Casement Curtains $12.50 Value— 50 .89 Special, Pair... . window treatments, this specially priced group of Casement Curtains will hold much interest. Of the favorably known “Quak- er’ brand they are woven in a variety of ' | silk bullion fringe. Tor those who wish to effect charming | pleasing patterns and finished with 4-inch | Specially Priced, Yard. floral motifs, gay striking patterns on grounds—designs suitable | pillows and chair covers. | Your chance to supply | advantageous price. ) —_—_——— i Beautiful Cretonnes Included in this !ot of Cretonne are dainty | colorful 89e stripes and light or dark | for overdraperies, 36 inches wide. Fall needs at an i LE A A a Panel Curtains Very attractive are these handmade Arabian Panel Cur- | tains, trimmed with wide lace border and Marie Antoinette de- sien. May be used one to a win- jow. $10 value. $5 65 . Special, each room. pair _-—e @ 8 Oo Fringed Curtains : These allover bungalow net | Gurtains would add a touch of of beauty to the living or dining Finished at the bottom with bullion fringe, are shown $2.85 yard *e © 8 © Curtain Nets Bungalow nets attractive priate for sash or long curtains inches wide, in a number designs appro- in natural tints. 36 etka casei 95¢ Fifth Fieor Each set includes Bs, Fifth Floor Deferred Payments May Be Arranged, if Desired 900.00 2-piece wool tapestry Suite, chair and davenport.495.00 90.00 Overstuffed mohair Chair with loose cushions... 50.00 Italian style Library Table, 66-inch size 89.50 Genuine leather Davenport, loose cushions 50.00 Walnut Serving Table, ideal for radio table..... 43.00 Decorative Mirror with antique gold finish...... 17.50 Mahogany-finished wooden Day-Bed... 45.00. 29.79— 49.50 27.50 21.50 o 2 6 2 2s Ce Griswold make, size: of smooth cast iron with revolving pan and cold handle. Waffle Irons $2.15 $1.64 ; Value... No. 8 Oval Roasters $1.98 Valuc.. 17 inches long and 11% inches wide; blue enamel edge and end handle. finished in with Clothes Wringers raice.. $4.95 $1.45 ry awe. $ platen with strong.wooden frame and guaranteed rubber Tolls; good size. Will give splendid service. rolled 40c Coal Hods —— Made of heavy sheet $1 50 O’Cedar Mops iron, fitted with strong wGetae ‘Mone bailand nicely finished; merge oo (as: raat 16 in. size; limit 2 to g $1.09 2 buyer 27 for use; each...---+++++++" ORG os ih do donee Cc : — —— Crystal White Soap eee This excellent white Laundry Soap—made by Peet - rothers; limit 10 bars to a customer. No mail or phone 10 or 38c orders accepted. Monday....-+--+--+rrrrrrrrerte’ $1.75 Step Stools, folding Pf pe $2.35 Mirro Aluminum Coffee Percolators...«.+-.-- $1. $2.15 Mirro Aluminum Watcr Pitchers, 2-qt.....---. $1.49 $2.45 Stepladders, with bucket rest...--+---******"" $2.10 $6.80 White Enameled Medicine Cabinets, with wnemer-e $1.75 Enameled Round Roasters.....--+--**-****"* , $1.50 Washable Wool Wall and Ociling Dusters...... $1.05 ——————————————— Sugar Cans De Luxe make, with hinged cover—8ic value........6-+.4-. 95c Value, 600 ae ee | Many Necessities You Are Wanting May Be Chosen From Monday's “Specials” in Housewares Landers, Frary and Clark make — capacity for six loaves. Of extra heavy tin, they are du- rable and easy to operate, nnn 1.98 12c Tissue Toilet Paper Rolls of 1000 «sheets; an excellent Tollet Paper: limit of six rolis to a buyer. grade silk-finish Tissue Offered with unusual saving®. .......-+scessrereee $2.25 Gallon Can Heady-Mixed Paint...... oe 0 tn 0 6 $1 Jewel Floor Wax, tn 2-Tb. cams........+45. 5 $1.96 Floor Waxing Brushes, good size...... eee $2.95 Wheel Cut Bread Slicing Machines...........-9200 $1.19 Wooden Knife-Fork-Spoon Boxes,........ bovbee 40c Wooden Rolling Pins, regular #irve........ webwas $7.95 De Luxe Brand Flour Bins, $4.25 De Luxe Brand Bread Boxes, ct 100-Tb. size......96.18 6“ 52¢ ee Seventh Floor | A A = ey ee ee eee ee ~ 5 ws es “ie Be ee ee ei Sie % ’ bo of f "hf, sh, ROAR ee eS aoe Tay‘ mre, Pe eee eT aed A a a Pe: en Oe Ome eS ee a x rerwe <9 2m

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i 8B —s 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 SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6 AND 7, THIS SECTION. Men’s Trousers | | Leather Bags Wash Gloves Coats& : $1.50 to $1.75 i “gp = 69¢ Special §7 5 a . 95c * € Plain and fur-trimmed Cea af @ Men's and young men's Trou- :' @ Women’s chamots-suede sizes 2 to 12 years: Pr > sers with cuff or straight bot- @ Women’s Handbags ‘n strap wrist gauntiets; em- of velveteen, week eniss Largest Distributors of Merchandise tri checks, blue ri rariety of styles 1 " serge and fancy weaves: Sizes oe ee ' We Give Eagle Stamps 2 Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in broidered backs. other fabrics, sizes 7 to 14 | | a Basement Economy Store | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | at Retail in Missouri and the West | Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Basement Econemy “tere | - Monday, in Our Basement Economy Store, Will Be Featured Three Specially-Purchased Groups of Women’s and Misses’ Fashionable Coats, Dresses and Suits} These garments are in the newest styles for fall and winter, the variety is very pleasing and so advantage- susly may you choose that it will be wise to supply all needs, as far as possible, from the f ollowing groups. , Winter Coats _%) The Suits _ S| The Dresses All With Fur Collars ah. F 2S Pp} / p~ "= : oes ww e 2 . > ~~". we _ = - ¥ , : _ ~t- ac + & Ory , aa > .* a ee ; ° > , oe Se 5 ‘ i a4 4 3 ’ i> ve CY ne = SS Sagan : ' [on se » ot : =>. aly ee . - oe - . «* “ J 7 > . * >» a™ ~ es son , =. Se . Saree * ee = 2 ‘~~ Poh lst | es ~~ e ‘ ~~ —— L - 2 a = — tae cor? zs ee no >\ \\ g—— ina por oan Po igh = 1 ie Ww) ~ ; Sa é y > ihe Sik 1) 3€, chiff Lite : = Ha . ye SS ee Bette and others rales beaver, squir- "variety ft mich ee Pleasing if, AA velvet. A group you should certainly #8) 2 | HH | 4 am |} wmghicria rj a rel and Manchurian wolf. choice for both women and misses. a ' inspect at once. : — | In black, navy, brown, i In 15 different styles _ In 36 different styles kit fox, deer and gray. | —navy and black only. : —black, brown and navy ah alien tianateli tiene tad aetna dined ats tdi. cian ahh tained tities eee atin a Te ee ‘ tat a ie teat = oss ‘ ’ oa Cart Reiss ee 1 Soli iss ge ae Ca yk a a a eee Bee S Vernet teens ; cad z _— 1 ae

Ee pereage Pe ERR ee EP EOSIN DIE FT MILE BY EN ne ae ea Rit we RL ee ee ac | ile sac yoami ee ile ea baci i enla 9 4 ~ , an ther oe mi hehe “ OO a re a Porn ; 4 : ovoix HRS FIN fe) ; ‘? a SIZES 2 TO 9 An Attractive Lot of . New Fall Hats Many Fashionable Weaves Included in This Special Lot of e a ie i 5 “4 ¥ our cies ce of , 1 1 in eee? : 4 ~ biack calf er viel ' i é { ~ { } . * ¥ * und or plain & $4 to $5 $ me? ek, soles and $5 to $6.95 ae S L quay sew Ful ont G : Lengths of From 3 to 15 Yards 7 - bia tod 1 Chet 8 RR PI TE eS Por > RS Spent ate) pk alias a + is ‘ . bs “i: cs at ey = is , pia a be Pian : 7 Wig ayy aaee « ends pare ey tem, ‘e a ae ee ee a Ce Be, AB paged _—— pm ‘ . he . " be 3 . i j 2 ; x we c a wr? % i “ in 7 ya ry ee rae wer " ee apy i ee an Avate + she, =“ ~. 1 eo es} et $5 OT AT r yk Sy ies Beetle Pua! 3 ~ 3 Re aye eS eri SP eo 1 Rhos ae tage tae. a ea a » oi Oe ite > eer eo fail ie li i al >: » were aie Se ype pth cot, Sa e XP eb ew Me 1 ¢ £% N ae id ents ee —_ > . wey 0 . Ad get y : ; r adh b Set) iver 4 : P owe 52 ¥ , A bs - a, aie aT ’ ee ee ee Arey Seles aitgr Wy Fe Mela Aeeh” OR pie ais ~ Rs: Wa Abt 4 ae nA : Begs Pare ra i heating #* J ere. Os ¥ ye FS r hep oT OEr ae ES ae oe lhe Sail re . anne eye Values for nter shapes, weil made of Panne and Lrons vel- a, 2 ae S ee Fo $2.50 to $4 A See trimmed wil ot aan on a Qualities, Yard.. Purchased Group . Basemest Economy Stere F this 11; : h d th ; G Many styles, including “Chappie” and ¢ For selling, we purchased the — @ All the mest desicnble kins S - ius ned 4 . Aenea i: - r H > dw ve — see wide, rard me 6 nades x Hh & m - ine Oa rns 20c pee ee : . -. t -. pairs in this lot. 29c Toweling | ls apes $5.98 Bedspreads Leos Sy ee eS $2.25 C Barnshy Towe!! —— fuil White Daisy Flannelet ae Whit t oreads ‘1 ‘ / | : .7. 95c Tapestry Cretonnes | 35c Colored Dleached and 17 inches wd: Be 639 Pe oanaggeet ON 3 oe | - . "°xS4-inch size Sesiataimene titi ' oe —of mercerized marquisette. Duplex Tapestry in reversible | tgs ge ag eines gg RE 8 Handkerchief Linen ead end OD ACB Eat a) Mas" neatly hemstite hed and trimmed color effects: Persian. conven- | with red borders; for . kitehen towels: yd. with Cluny lace; wanted tional and foliage pat- : hie ar tief linen in pir roid e ae fF, Uf is nin | tints; Novelite Sets Si RS pe elm — : ie Bg aFy F pair Ai $1.39 | Bed Sets with light grounds nehes wide; yd - Bed Sheets ¢F. vi) a wil . and rose, bive or gold meen 7 matitch- . Poll ’ x90 , é | $4 to $5 Curtains ; and plaid effects; 81x8@-inch i Cleths in 60xé®-ine ize: Outing Bt egal Sheets | —_ er | Filet and Scotch weave Cur- | spread with bolster cover * AA grade nlue bird and floral Hea 1 in hen mea tains in plain or figured effects: | match, é; 87 a 7 See or Pink and white stripes ol ¢ $2 grade, scalloped edges: wanted ONE . occas ee 4. i eacn nd chee ks - to yard Many colorings and attractive tints: Ameshene Gingham , POR. SATS [5c ’ _ Table patterns to select from: 38c pair ore — excellent quality: yard... 3 to 8 yerd mill remnants. of Pure linen. siver Meached Lining Sateen inch quilted Table Padding : $1.75 : genuine Amoskeag quali ty Tabiecioths itn dotted and flo- Yard-wide lustrous /ftnished of seine quality will protect 25c Marquiset te Yard- pery Silke in wanteg checks and plaids, {2 ral designs; 54x56 h aire @ateens in black. white and eo}. table from hot yeiaiin ilkaseeiiadias dee conetaassees- senile Dra fhohes wide. >? mi of 2 to a buyrer “$y 99 ore: very durable ocual- 36 = aishes. vend $I 98 long curtains; white, teory dive, tan, mulberry . FRG meee tenes... le ity: rd | L Rasement Eeonemy Store and beige tints; rard... | and green ; yard $1.19 : boi sotp ahah ate Ae NED Seen TI \eue 2 s m =F a 4 i > 2 r ‘ % a 2S pe aS fe 2 - cx = ce. be 4 ; _ 4 ‘ ‘. + Te > = £ HA $ ot an - » . = to “A ’ 7 = = a 4 : es a > eas -_ - en > Parry a bee 2 ee 4 nA Lo 4 i é z i 3 $3 t >... * ‘* Res o¥ ¢ + : 3° e - geese : ag 5s oe * ie: Ce: 4 + & J i - a aps * 165 . 2 2 ie “ 4 a — ae 3: ie a OR os Ate . = 73s i = © 7 > LT: yest * ry as Peay a : * % a: 7" Ss i. Se ; on = . 2 bee | c « Seat Yo ae 4 3 oo A Pj TT : | EA Hl wi if , ’ ae} a

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STND AY. OCTOBER 14, 1998, ° meee Fs OCTOBER 14, a ~ 1923. poe & Dresses .. S$150 eS el tm - - — a - a> COME aun aamenademeo @ Plain and fur-trimmed Coats, EAGLE sizes 2 to 12 years; Dresses of velveteen, wool crepe and pther fabrics, sizes 7 to 14, Basement Economy Store Deo not suffer foot ; aching feet. . b BS Ra adams aii isses _ Oxfords” ‘}*{reased Vamp Oxfords The Season's Latest Fad. Big girts’ and EVERY of our ? — rr * = an ~ iin all “Ladies’ Felt House Slippers” Advance showing of RIBBON, FUR OR PLAIN Slippers with leather soles TRIMMED Felt House and rubber Ladies’ = heels. Choice of Black, Gray, Brow: } Green, Purple, Maroon, Blue and Olid NN Rose. Sizes 3 to 9. \ EXTRA sf SPECIAL.. 25 “Baby Soft Soles” Sizes 0 to 3° habiee’ BUTTON OR LACE , soft sole button child's patent leather or mahog- Shoes, in all-white, , any calf High Shoes with ex- > all-black. or black tension soles; ¢( vamp with white all sewed, no tops. nS Or naiis. AisSO §& white moc Sizes ff (){) asins, bbhon trim » to § ° : — ’ as SiZe Out Size Tops, plain \'s / , e | plain ; oR ior sty oS i , a at a ° “‘ ‘ | -elf eng comfort annot ee 1° | be equaled arch, welt sewed 2 \ a | . soles, Cuban rubber | SIZES 3 TO 8° heels. ‘ OUR PRICE Sizes aj 00 $4 00 4 toll e Basement Economy Store . oo ee ee ee i i a ot of a For Fall and Winter ® 4 ‘ o ‘ rc hy rown, ma hoga? alf or vici kid, French, square, a plain toes—Blueher Bals or } j Vamp stvles—welt-sewed SOj,e@5 ‘ } rubber bee ‘ ls Extra “Two-Tone Boots” FOR CHILDREN (‘hoice of patent leather or brown calf with beaver brown tops Uhild’s 8), to 11 $3.00 “TI adies Seamless Lace” THE LAST WORD IN COMFORT | Cut entirely from one piece of leather r ‘ “No Seams” to bind the feet: glove 1 kid. hand-turned soles, \ rubber heels, stylish, comfortable Sizes 3 to 3 OLR PRICL $4.00 es — Arch a DOUBLE STAMPS } MONDAY CEWilliams Shoe Ch Ram FLECTRIG LIGHTS SIXTH STREET AND FRANKLIN AVENUE q | Catalog on Request. Mail Orders Sent Prepaiti. “EVERY MONDAY IS COMFORT SHOE DAY” LADILS WHO DEMAND STYLE AND COMFORT discomfort when you can be fitte wonderful Comfort Shoes, Straps or Oxfords, lc a Ok el ld rt “Men’s Dress Oxfords” New Dall Models LT Ow I All Sr Styles, 5.00 fowntown district, gyesterday. designed to gain i most desirable kinds, and and new colors most fav- types of Winter and Fall All needs would be most from these weaves— | 9 Days Only Taffeta bn nine Basement Economy Store d in These n Suits & in 1 of Underwear “ok wuers “fong’ sleeves (netted gth 19¢ n’s $1.50 Suits h, 95¢ cotton and wool- in plain or taped ray or ecru. nt Economy ‘Store | adedad. ; 4a ' : : : L ° Suitable for draperies, cushions, now. ’ —-= ask is coc rou mie coverings, etc.; 79¢ make a gma!) deposit on this oo Ge Se ae beautiful Plaver-Piano outfit Basement Seanad Stere 8nd we wil! hold it for vou until a A Starck Piano En. Upright and Player-Piano- 11th) ST. LOUIS Manufacturers of Starck Grand, 1018 OLIVE ST. (::: ea st Corner | plames. downward, and soften the glare. ‘type used in the residence ‘will throw most of the light into the cleaned, and ‘can be fitted into the lantern only —eircults. street ‘WORK EXPECTED TO TAKE ABQUT 8 YEARS = —— Lamps of 1/500 Candle Power to Be Suspended From 25-Fwot Poles at Each of Four Street Corners. Insgalilation of the $8,000,000 city- wide system of electric street lights, autfyorized in the $87,372,500 bond isefie voted last February, vgill be started by spring, city officials said ‘Plans for the downtown in the Public Utilities. Downtown lighting of streets un- der the new gystem will be of such efficiency that one may read a news- paper at night at any point along a block in the business district, city engineers say.. Equipment has been the greatest pos- sible diffusion of light, without giare, from the 1000 to 1500 candle- power lamps to be used in the down. town business sectign. Fstimate of Timte Required. The complete system will be districts, including the one down- town and 19 in the remainder of the city. Early estimates on tire required for construction of the city- wide system, designed for 50.000 ghts, range from sever to eight years. Cost of the downtown dis- trict installation is estimated at $1,- 500,000, Arc lights now used in the town section will be removed. 1] * the down.- Un- probably district of the system, bounded by Grand boulevard, the river, Chou- teau and Cass avenue, are being completed by the Department of —— oe om —— AS = _~——- which about . 7 slate hier a 22,000 --——— The City Circulation of the Daily POST: -DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ee rR ae +O de ee Mller ten woe ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee at Ee ie ed 2% and county jails diet is - ae - ee ew aoa oe ; a eS . pest ‘deve ‘ jee sp Pe Sieh Cie Pro aEe Lene ane = : : : Two special group values to Women’s Low Shoes of $5. P%e VAN RAALTE 2-CLASP WHITE GLOVES—With CHAMOIS SLEDE biack embroidered backs: 8c values; pair.... All the new 5¢ A Floor Full of Stylish Fur Trimmed New Coats bse.98 $Q You Save From $3 to $6 a Garment (oats bought last week at New York at savings due to the continuous hot wcather. It means worth-while savings for you by taking advantage 0! this unum ue} offer in stylish new fur-trimmed Coats. colors, and sizes for tremendous regulars and stouts New Fall Dresses Most complete : ¢ of new 8 and ellk Dresses in eveAthing that iz new and stylish -99).98 Q8& af savings up t £5.00 on eaci $4.98 TA 6s wee 6 every description. Pick from satins. and BI} ie or ik der the present plan 1500 candle- power lamps will be suspended from 25 foot ornamental iron poles. at each of the four corners of every, street intersection in the district bounded by the river, Eighteenth | street, Market street and Franklin avenue. Beyond these bounds ' for | several blocks the lights will “step | down" to 1000 candlepower lamps on 20-foot poles, at intervals of 150 feet along the streets. In the outlying sections of the downtown district the lights will be | 600 candlepower on 20-foot poles except between Jefferson avenue and jrand boulevard, where 400 candle power lamps will be o-foot ornamental concrete stand- “~ = ards. All Wiring Underground. the remaining 19 districts of citv the size of the lamps wil! range from 600 candiepower down to 190 candlepo~: All wiring wt! be in undergreund conduits and eac!} é@ 11 distric.s will Pa will In the g . (.7 7} he operated indeperidentiy from district sub- station. The city not generate any of current used in the sys- tem, but wfl) buy it as at present. The lantern fixture enclosines ti: electric lamp, to be used both in residence and business districts, in- cludes numerous advanced lighting features. It was designed and pa-:- ented by Ralf Toensfeldt, electricu! engineer of the Department of Pvul- the the preparation of the Although Toensfeldt the patent, he is granting the « the right to use the lamp withou: royailty charge of any sort. The giass plates in the lante ' «f- “uso the rays of light outward «and The section holds ity a street and along the sidewalks, soft- |ening the light towards the houses. ,to prevent glaring rays from shining into front The plates are their their windows. to permit through Sieaee removable, snip in) the way intended. This prevents mistakes in putting plates bac! the lantern after cleaning lights on Several Circuits. Several no” features are inc! in the designing of In the downtown the approximately 4500 be on 69 circuits. side of a street separate from side. Asa result, out or other trouble '39TO e} 1d- ed oO district lamps will on on’ circu Lamps on mr will be lainps a the one occurs on ‘circuit, the lights on one side of the street remain lighted. If one circuit other’ if fuses are burned | ‘fs put out of commission it will af-' fect only one-sixteenth of the lights | residence be used the district. In the circuits will in districts eight ee two of them extending along each | street. Each of the districts will be in- ' stalled in such a way that the light- ing load may be doubled to care for ‘expansion of lighting needs, without ‘changing the origina! equipment. The egy me of Public Utill- ties has npleted installation of electric li re ts of the permanent type along Chouteau avenue, from Jeffer- gon to Grand boulevard. was done first. as widening of the recessitated al of the remo. O71 yee there lights formerly in light be installed tea u., Rroadwayr to Jefferson. soon as the contractor completes idening work on that stretch L ighting Conditions Now. treet lights noy in operation In the city total approximately 26,009, of s are to or from A= the 1% mounted on. lic Ltilities, who also is supervisinz | light‘ng | the wiring — — This work | — Similar , Chou- | } tans pat fancy high, plain leathers, s and Oxfords; ow heels at Chappie Coats ents strap Cuban $4.98 $3.98" = eo ¢ i , Cho Sy RLS’ $3.50 LOW SHOES house; ice of the SiZes tr 5 $ {("‘nusual values One-Day Girls Shee Values to 4.00 Sale of Trimmed Hats which are Sehool and ‘Gress styles, regularly selling from $5.00 to . Ss: » reap ye f ide toes $7.50 tg 2 rashioned of Lyons or Panne Vel- - vet, also velvet with brocade com- WOMEN'S $200 Fa SPER binations; stylishly trimmed with fur and red Wall Paper Bargains Lig variety a. aiso Ee of colors sat 49 E ee feathers, Records Gindieatene Children’s Coats Se much in demand now. Bring in the girls and Big variety of colors and ! save on new Winter styles: also Coat Sweat- Coats: no fancy prices ers: values to $10. here; starting as low as Biggest Its sender ® phone Records For Monday Pag ES ale ton Selling Bpectal. Monde High-grade ayy em, for. liv- ? ? ing rooms, gaining re ® ree: rooms and bed saggy >. _— , ‘ these Papers come —— Yes, We Have the very latest Pon - ete Diets Wiel No Bananas sone ‘ a s stro lig + page lao with a Aig £ and 4 4B ait P s VyaI7 ail , ——— oe $$] purchesg in Regular 26: liam i Y out = 7 Value APs 4 per Piayer Ru Loe = ‘ Depart roll, ae partner tts 30-inch plain oat- Sartuines sonal Music Rolls the ut anted colores. Regular 80c values; , Ses tot per roll Note Music Kk ott tial price +] $1.95: all new ines Large assortment of new Wa 'y 81.00; cach Papers I TY edium al d a 7 COLO! suita’ for ] Vink roo! dining rooms, edreetms P} Ro Mt are chet ped jal for Mor Note- euson 0 4 }. t — - wach We hus sel} De AM -ricete b22° 5c & 7¢ Pepers sold only Bordefa. rN 4 noleu! sells regul up to $1.25 per sq % wing to slight mill iniperfections enables us to offer BATri€ it the price of ordinary felt-base floeor- coverings Kiegant patterns for selection. Sq! li old iTre “CONGOLEUM RUGS vilth ton ; : P Seal T) d : : Uz “iZé rt nat nail’ | : advertised and guaranteed / : | ‘ , ——s. ———. a : : by t? > vy’ | OT vA far. a4 it) —_—, fi “ou sell remwularly at $14.00, won- eee: 4erful value; Monday.. : Speci ial ‘ , yo de 4 Thist'« Adon Pi inane nO- leurs otors hreugh eo the _ 1» ardwood, Fs 19 ; i) ; de- ' lar $1.69 . >4 ehes wide. all pure wool, soft camel's hair effects: re in tan. brown, black, navy, and hesdpmaty 1 other Fal dp shttades-: $3 40 value. it vard. o'@ 3 0p 0 0.0 t 36 ats bs 0s Ode eee » a $1.95 French Serge $3.00 Charmeuse Yard-wide. all pure wool t™ X- 40 inches wide, ali-silk, seft, rich Jas- f French Serges, in soft trous fast biack, navy, i inish and will pieat and brown satin Char- . . splendid ‘ Big shipment $1.25 25 meuse, for the new Pall a ’ of 1 to 10 vard lengths Cresses. from the mill at a yard. WOT & bests o. BROADWAY & MORGAN S71. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Big Dress Goods Sale 33. 50 Polaire Coatings are gas lights. | fare work, will be In 8t Louis. | ehetant? joint | About 120 of the City’s 970 miles of Thureday to confer with ¢] direc- | author of a report on “Methads jf “EXTRA! yStreets are unlighted now. but the tors of the Welfare League on: eern- Ubtaining Confessions and Inform bees hew system will provide lights for ing the work of the league. Or. tion from Persons Accused 06 wa ali streets including property at Hart, who is director of the De. | Crime.’ 2 FOR DOWNTOWN ot eee partment of Child-Helping of the 2 . . e ged - en tussell Sage Foundation, recently; Only a Few Copies Left , Dr. Hastings iH. Hart Coming to St. oncluded a study of penal jnestitu y sail F ; p Page 2, Part 5. ae Pe I i P © on 4 | non we } of (he 1975 Worid ane Post -Diepa tes 27 ba Aus, L1Ons 1 J bie tlic fe is ne a uthor Airmanac. If ~ou haven't added this won | ae # Dr. Hastings H. Hart, an expert, of «a book on plans and jilustra-| éerful reference book to your Whrary. cal | : - = in correc tional in stitu itions. the treat- tig! = of prisons and retormatories for your copy at the KAD Dis. - — rr ment of otfe nders. and Cc hild wel- ana of author ifative re ype ris on mu Post-Dispatch (eunter: Price 40¢. SiLb ACC SSORY ne ae By MWatl, 50e. TIMELY TIPS and = ‘6 : ge Kayser” Novelty Notion pl nr t ® 4 a Plans for Installaticm of the Gauntlets ‘ i 7 Newest style chamotsette G auntiets a ‘ | (LARK & 4 4 $ two-tone sca leped east? my A , . ‘ i 4 | - = | ' sil, r ) | i - Biac x and = awe Ae First Section of New 8, wrist and fan vy embroidered ~~ ~ a | 1 spools for.. ee ; % a new and attractive: ' ; SHINOLA —— : oe 000,000 Systcin Nearing|@ vce" $Y 25 t nage ts rpabe os & e MoO is SEEDE Ti colors , ~yard a Completion. GAUNTLETS—in beaver, bro SS A cc I and black; all sizes...... 6 c DEPCTS... ss sevverterss STAMPED ed patterns: % teches square. 1% for. *, er 2 © Menta re SRR ON ee mca rar ate 2 €R ts, apr S85 ined, tet : OA Pel pie of ee, iS 95: ii oa a os, Pig ko on te ct arteries dha nein oe : ae ’ i* wh es, eae hy a ee ae oe , in) this $1.49 Sheets A ‘sth iti Pe $1.75 Serges Splendid material for suits, dresses and skirts: 54 inches wide, all-wool, fine wanted Dress (Outings, armmooth twill: navy biue. in many beautiful eolorsa Full bolt goods will be | () and patterns; 27 inches placed on sale Monday e wide, morning, for, a ; 2, ee WEE 4 hth Oe 000s Oba Os Just received a big shipment of the much 35c Dress Outings, MIB SR A REIN IES ORIG TIS SE 45c Pongee 36 inches wid trous., dresses, yard... for al Made of gimetie tne hout regi * und thren¢ le Bed yh size nerfer > 1] buyer firiiah e rnercerized Pongee: in beautiful Pongee shade blouses, e On Sale Monday Only Newest Style Fall Hats @ Army Blankets $5.00 to $7.50 Values ribbons and ornaments. Bathrobes é& $5.98 Value soft. lus- t f and 4Y S.yii hi 1 : fee _ , ’ . : : —— 79c Petticoats good mun y ti ue rie} and tan ‘% oo eg “e# -Sneeta: Ri ri a iyti- .$ 00 RIX ig htis ; ” ; 2 $2 Bedspreads -x50. heavy ¥ white eros het herm- a Be depre ads rteu or double 7 ipty % 74 & at ach 59c 60c Bath-obe Damask Cloth Very nee wv F cached eatin a « ‘ ‘ fae od al " a GHirrey Hialbrcte ie bent } i amteteei 7 oe! bee eat Gis ak and indian am 5 - " a tie ja let te 7 aid ; 40c Kalburnie Ginghams? Very fine new Fall Ginghama, in the lat- est novelty checks and a plaids, for ladies’ and a children's dresses, just 2 the thing for childrens Pe school dresses; reclaimed; average size 72x80; sleeping porches, (Limit 5 to a eustomer.) No C. O. D.,j mail or phone orders | ()n sale Mon- B Girls’ PM, I ahd yard Led *. ~g 4 4 ‘$e Se se " a i? Government all-wool khaki can be used for’ automobiles, camping, 0% pounds; lots; Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters $5.00 Valores A sample jot of boys’ high- pure wool Bweat- rade ers in aesorted colores; pullover sivies: extra s#pe- 98 47979 C6 42 eaeea ewe -—_ Women’s Union Sui Fine quality. ribbed fleece Un Buits in all etylee and sizes: Fall weight; special s6én ete > : a - Suits Medium or heavy tibbed or ribbed- ribbed 8 oc fi “tt fleece t'nlon Bulte Mere: made ~ oe Fall wear; )@urable, ff 1 i rr gualtty: Combed yarn; spe ts al at $1.39 tal, afia 98¢ yy 4, . : 6 : : - ” — at, “4 a, . . . e . . 4 3 4 ™ f 4 " =u * ae c 7 Pre - es Pye i , 5 é cis Oto’ es Mi ; op : ews a g : oy : : Nee Mya \~ f ‘ Tee: 4 +34 ‘ nity ny . Tides Pes BONA iy ae 4 rie? ‘ te. - ¢ aie ed An mem 5B x ie ° bile ud 2 ra Por trial. ke oe es fe See git Sty. ee : sti on 7 a¢ et he te ae A om eek Malt y th teeth Bed ry 2 7 eee bt sa 2 +5 gna ae pies Pes Rs, Nn Ra - . Nib ea lh yk Aes aa ad? a ae ae aN ie ie a tae Poe ae i i ae ty ns, Ce 9 atta 5 ~ Yagk be Sade igs ac ee din ett ee ace Te RTE eae a, a 5 : Peas PS SaR EC ee ae SOME) Bah RA SE ee ee aN we PF ee ip. ie, nS brs Scat Ee: a ) od ae in i, Sees Po be ee aS week Sg EO EA case EAM LS ee pe eat ee ea ee aw Mb Ad eee Pn iaty a 2 Edo a SD eta Soe + Sgt a waded ba Le ier ed eS 5 - « ‘3 eye a es 2 a ee * tS Mia 4m. 1, , wey Cot iS era re (ay. " ide Peed eal SS para 2 2 Perl pe * , . ay oS ; mecre: 7A J es “a pr SM ee pn : ra, Pig tte Tee we, eee a —* Sige bis “i . r- ne i) - Kus Y 4 : ae SS - A ‘ AS Si & : is oP onc ate Loe: f X ? ? stage Sigs: aS ay ‘ oe (x In ratty Norfolk mod. fe els are a ie able as they © Bek i I and are 4», "the tie f cer thctoded €: and weretedsa tm tent large neriber ere Steel. Micee 6 to 18 pear? Boys’ 79c Waiets © tearge selection of} beagtifwl nibat patter, Rave verentile omf- y iar and open ra A «ul aa. Binee , wp te 1D peere.

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POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined : a a SUNDAY. 14.5 yoR ST.LOUIS " 1 ) iii } : Paeteaiaal : | Beeeeeae tit Tit i Mo sh scum RRR EX Sa RE IFFTHANUQUQNQQ9N0000000000000E0OUOOUOOOOOOOOOSOOOONEN ; ‘ a ie ee ~— ewe ee —" ~ ke ae a . fm dion =: = ~* a : Sad ws Seer nantes me . ae. boa Fe: S : ne $= $ ie ~~ - r 7 Pe oe ee pee aw wine pies ; 1 ha . ai J 0 Alot ee I Sat terreno riety Me aon a. z z at ee PP RAD UR pees aOR ee a eae eee a ee Oe ee a ae ~ Em al ~_ rae z PD b aero A a att tats Do ture 3 ot. eae 5 te A htaly Cate Gob ah RE alee 20 PR: * wae Nish Mand iss Kaa 3 a i aa: ay ae a pa aie eg ee ee _ — = on van er WPM bk Sere ee - ean BGO Be ee « tee. ’ ras , tod Pes 9 heaghben PT as, eae any awe yrs ~~: ee pe > & ™= - a Pree 4 é . - p m * ty. bo 8 ol _ . 2 : ail ‘ ; = . . Or RPeection. : ybseriptions a rt : a La inday PO SOA TCH ry unaay Frusi- f will not tender orders from persons who new read the daily DISPATCH reader who has n en readin Da | . e through t und -_ POST-DI Lit ft ma rou wu SPATCH—whether purchased from a newsboy, news- plan. stand ee carrier. f am not identified in any way with the sale or distribution of the POST-DISPATCH. er ye ¢ : * Sion aiaeih - yf ’ é - a » * ? Ro > c ’ ’, 4 . as aan = * Pe aie’ + > NBS —— ~ 7 a SS 2 - , = > S * - + oes 1 , 3 2 f. 5 —_ > , o ws 4 ee . ; sie : a = A ‘aa OG i Bs * 3 t ae : i oo. ‘ * Let; - Se ws d 4 bed 2 ¥ 7 ’ . mm 4 ~ Atti : a . ra le ae eh ey » & oe a : . e pf _ be ee . ; ae ¥ x a “ bee be. Aa aa) ree 2 >. > ee =a. 3 2 25 “kd =% pe cn oa tx ‘i “a © 2 3x - Ps 7. s + _\ * = ao “ a’ ‘ Le ee} eS Eh tea . ee 2 rt a R ne ‘ =. 4 4 Se fe Sa ay “ ae a s i ee os a3 7 « | J 7 a i eae > « ‘9 q ~ e . pac ae a, f ™ ;.2 we! | rie * 3 7 - A oe ~ > me - os _o. am 7 Je Ge ae “ 2 = % eS a ae ’ ae af : > 2 2 & a a “te : 4 wa 5 > : Tae b ~ * - J Bp ET, pore MO wh ~~“ " py La” > . -? => ae es “ — + = $ en . — ~ —_ — = , ~ a R., - . » = ree ee oe Oe er ee @—* eee Mees tS ™ 45 ,eoeeeoe we ee Oe 6 6 eee se crt e+ ee © ee ete « « « = ee a ON THE NORTH BY CASS AV. ON THE WEST BY GRAND AV. ON THE SOUTH BY CHOUTEAU AV. ON THE EAST BY THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER Hill DU mt re me Psa ee eee? . ng Bo “ eile + Sr S cs Bs a> * ae J y ns Ne i Cah pra : + eae, “ j .. ‘ ce ee an c=

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14," 1832. SUNDAY, —_— —— i ete —_— ” Washington University, will be given -. be $3 p. m. next Sunday. Thereafter, bé Th 2 | reattais will be given on the third e $ ~ ae = * + - -~— © _—-* : —~ 2 eR el eee = OCTOBER 14, 1923. _ The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Eeoqens that of the way 5 Star and the Times | ceamo-stenson by | Apparently Killed Self in Car chew > few Pleasant Tablets, Parked in Front of ? + Goes ‘Stomach Instantly! | Stranger’s Home. | Richard Shipp, 36 years old, a foreman, who lived with his mother, £ Mrs. Katherine Shipp, at 1222 Morri- a son avenue, was found dead yes- f | tepflay in his automobile sedan, | with a bullet wound in his right temple. Near his right hand was a — 4 revolver with an empty chamber. | The car was parked in front of ‘the home of Mrs. Jennie McNair, | $400 Oakland avenue. Mrs. McNair ,recalled that she had heard an auto- ter ‘mobile stop in front of her home at Af Shavir« Use aoe fel Dicated, cick > women ts, '11 o'clock Friday night, and heard a I a you r ncom- | shot fired in front of the house at C ur T fortable after eating, here is harm- | |5 a. m. yesterday. Later in the morn- utic a saicum less _ bagloe! 7 pore ai eet- |ing she noticed the car and she and After shaving with Cuticura Soap, tles “a “one Pr eae §°S some neighbors saw the dead man the healthful up-to-date Cuticura - mem reaches the stom- | inside and notified the police. way, Cuticura Talcum is an indis- . No one in the neighborhood ap- pensable adjunct. It is soothing costs but a ea on —— peared to know Shipp, and his cooling and refreshing to the most in 0 a 0 Keep it handy! y “mugi mother could not account for the| {tender skins. Cuticura Soap. Oint- ® sere apparent self-destruction. ment and Talcum promote and . ‘> — maintain skin purity, skin comfort ee Galloway @rgan Recital. and skin health. Investments of Charles Galloway's first Sunday vree , Address: “Cattoera Laber- 4 : Homes see the Real Estate pages, | afternoon organ recital of this sea- woh eg ~ Dog Corns One touch of “Gets-It” puts corn or callous pain to sleep forever. Two or three drops ap- eee, ication js gS, ORE Peels Off Victor And 16 Selections Of Your Own Choice of 10-Inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records —All for— Approximately on8, "106 phot & to corn or callous soon shrivels them into of dead tissue that can easily be dem ob with the fingers. There is no danger no bother, no guess work—just quick, sure aaa pleasing relief. ‘‘Gets-It"’ does not fail. Your satisfaction is absolutely guaran Costa but a trifle. E. pocmneed & Co., Chicago. son, in Graham Memorial Chapel of Bat Cwicwrs Sonn shaves withowtmee — bestowed upon its er in payment GENT, HONEST, SERVICE. prs on on 3-PLY THIS $250 ALL-LOOSE-CUSHION URDIROMATSORIORES:. A NS S\ ye SN xe TASS . a 3, RS REEL ees * VEDERER DAG NITURE SALE ct LAST WEEK TO BUY OUR MAGNIFICENT $345 COMPLETE 3-ROOM HOME OUTFIT! HURRY! WALI ii oe OSCR RSET Eee ET IDACERRCRRTTAEE: : ‘“ber- Litt ae,e4 “p> io Kae > + > : _* _ . wee oss] By aR Keath TIS $900 PL 25.00 HEATER BE!) REE cexcee wamer = QVERSTUFFED SUITE *9.00 HEAT ; ‘¢ x. — a eet ER BEDROOM Priced in Thia Greut Sale at, Only : S i ee Se = = | Ht ' S U. | T E All-Marshal! < mguone par tan. $1 6 oS ae a —— Bh Decinsnl bed, dresser, roomy cent construction an eahol a e - "Zz compartment and five i $ lours and tapestries. Consists fe m drawers artiatic Queen 185 ee ee, oe arm $3i. 15 HEATER |} Anne pattern.............. SALE PRICE Ee Oe eee fame 3-Piece Suite with FO that can be converted inte a full-sized bed $187 $1 a —£325 value—a«ale orice... .. THIS $200 ALL-BLUE PORCELAIN COMBINATION * $25 Faamecicd BREAKFAST SE SALE PRICE ey, 919-15 Priced in Thia Great Sale 20-YEAR WRI an Consists ARANTEE!!! Comprises dresser. chifforette 5 aaa how-end bed—American walnut fin- 18-inch oven—4 coal holes and 4 cas berr- tth—magnificent ° ere—aill-blue porcelain - ’ £16) . Brits . i : ganna ’ at) Hhnih “Tudor” design. throughout. : Sereae * | ag we : ~eay : 4 ~ eee ee x ~ a - fren et S REN —— -- ~ » 5 Be aia ei v5 " ‘ey iis $225 SUPFRR “TUDOR” DESIGN SEDROOM SUITE BOW-END BED, DRESSER AND CHIFFORETTE — ene ee — eeeennntind aeRO 2 ——_—_——————— — <a we eee _ - — . ~——~— install It ie installed in many homes. ven a clean, an cold weather will seo Furnace we sell is prove satisfactory. Our wonderful Pipeless Furnace is being he best heating system, as it = ge ib v0 sanitary heat. RIGHT Sow sa the time to install your Furnace, SOLD ON TERMS Fill Out and Mall This Coupon ais See Shown, Heater $] 9 59 OW ] ‘As Shown, $42 seater 532 & Priced in This Great Sale. ge (that mit-stest bed), armchair inte « fall- wi ag SUITE Genuine walnut Dininge-Reoem ite. Caom- nrises a buffet. , ee ev ee Oh five cathedral. back chairs and one arme THE KITCHEN OUTFIT Comprises kitchen cabinet, cabinet gas range, round solid oak table, three leather-seat chairs, also floorcevering. THIS $200 CANE VELOUR 3-PIFCE DAVENETTE SUITE It is recognized nm be here. Every GUARANTEED te and explain in detail Phone Us: Without obligation to me, please send your furnace expert to see me your Pipeless ae" Tell lepandt + HM i ; 27114 Order Monday!!! DINING-ROOM SUITE Priced in This Great Sate, 2 ¢ —

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT = ( ————— = a ry a, Home. ede Remedy ( PULGEMEN "Real Beauty Ov. on Furniture || AAS eee WELD, E ‘Stops Coughs Quickly PARADE (N OCT. 30 Not Make-Up 3 vf 11 \ é a S, F Al 277 t Fa 1/ é W7 72 Tei # [As s —— ee ee eee Zhe Best Cough Medicine You Ever ) is, | oe TAil Gees. A family Supply Easily 204 S ca eel ) a see OlLL221f2 T A sen Force Will Wear New Vaitorms The Wonderful Action of Stuart’ . 7 Df You m might be surprised to know for Annual Eveni—Standcs Calcium Wafers to Drive Away More Than $100 000 to Be Distributed L100 Cl72 that the = thing you can use for Now Available. Pimples, Blackheads and Such ee “ —_—— ;. M THESE Eeoocaly sesgabed. at ome ia" jest ine ; wont. fake bat a few Stuart’ to the Public in Furniture Savings CHOOSE dantaiiheiat FRO a few maments. Té#"e at ean, eer |) ae ts ev — — WONDERFUL LOTS OF prom p* results 1% beats anything rnarc! =o sn ual a and re- is 3s thé hiv rath nai wa‘ -. PnP egal t ia i ea ae » ‘ ate PRCT at Sa > ‘ Ks as fntitiinee Sti tahoe ribeh vs ‘ - : a 1 eget = - d _ ~ — = . ar equal ulated sugar syrup. Or use clati- 2°é : : & a Announcement | molasses, honey “or corn syrup, New badges, adopted to replace the : = SS . 4 above ‘thea ead of sugar syrup, if desired. © tars, are expected to be reacy ; = pe vt wr + 2 REPO Lew 7 * . a own os fe . > ~ “-_ ” . a! . r 2’ ~ ie : gi s . c= + Mahe re ah 10 7 ~ er o* oe, as PMA ST ye) woe ae ieiteaheh — J . — SR TENT RT RE REI ROE INF a an RE IS A at nt ay teri tae he re » + we ed _ s : ‘ vw ie Tid a J ~ he oe 45 - » . Z nk : ee Baal eye Fe ‘ : teva ree Sita 5 js ttnde 7 - ery ae : y Seah is F = na Late RP MG Ra Pcs cclepediiedadiiditnaaah tad observance ll bettle of ready-made coug> : given to the departmentiin be- R Su; Pp 6 obser eom Suite art 6, detail has A Living-Reom Suite that you will be pread te the “And as a cough medicin - en ean Pages 12 and 13 Ul mY center ‘realls pothing better *o }& aad : hbanne: be presented in behalf of —— . beantiful age ts price. It gue rignt % rhe SI" the Veiled Prophet: a Stat lai Lf _ iii : — $128 TOPCOA reasons why gives qu ne} . ee aon : ™ . ‘ ented in ail of the ‘ you on a . ptr beals vie : , at Be 7 . le ud: a banner to _ age a . : ! “iE AND TWO PANTS SUPrs—of pure SVESTIC es that as sit : ‘ and ; the lice ang in PMmaii ’ 4 worsted in shadow stripes and solid coiors. MO ; —e stops the amnering taroat »;), len Nstate Exchange, with a | 4 S Also sport, Norfelk and Broows modeis in Steele. loqgsens the phiegm, and soon ..».:., sng hand recentir ede . 7 iy rel A f- Tf * tarts woolen tweeds OVERCOATS of heavy woo! h st | lendid ee ee a eet | fc . -ns in belted Utster and Ulsterette models NeGr cough stops entirely. plend en? rip to boost St suis an = A ) § Tomorrow 4 im conservative styles. FOPCOATS of fer bronchitis, crou — the bond issue, and er on 3 Si. ; oO" woolen tweeds in Broeks models, and neat Brenchia! asthma. -_* i i a . “a Whipeord Raincoats. . Finex is a highiv concentrated com- tats Oa: eee g tne Maree me Ce cuseine ™ ERR i? your fac ana snouid are ad af Norwar pine extract, fa-, eens ee gee troubled Pimples that become INT : rit Geiitiene She suiesivemes aves, Who.won it in a drill contesi rashy at certain periotis get a box of 1103 - 1107- 1109 Olive St. LOUIS To avoid disappointment ee oe te —s an expo these wo ful tablet » st for “‘2)_ ounc es of Pinex”? 7. [Ther clear rou “i, ther remawe $ : ~ : : aioe wane ae , -_ me in conse , Silk lined. " : . ea io aes ial on : +} 4 _~ . Cry ¢ meres in co2rs tive tyies. . > = ~ « . ~~ > > = > _ : . , : ~ ; ka i. : ‘ ‘ : : =. — ’ . 2 . : . " s4nri4 & ‘ 7 ’ - . = . ~~ . . : * 7 | ; " o " .* : ‘ ‘ ' - aa sia | « : | ; 5 i} . «A : " . _ _ 7 pt sl 2 : . | —" . . P nmr . s . - 7 5 ; 4% : : a3 _- ~ > ws : : ka Z e : s 4 —= : > . **» : **e + 2 Oe @ * .* " - ~ : . ~~ : : m+ « : ’ va : _o- ‘ tA eA - ~ = = : ; _* " sae ~- . as > > + >» » = “ . . - _ b . . — | F ; t re . , . : . 7 i = & . " v4 - . . : \ -- . *« > ~ * & & & eo 2 ee ' - . > contests > or i$ mines 5 Fi 3 oat ae Key 3 -_ v r oer ae J ae! 6 4 1 ' a . 7 er Fi \® ‘ i ar ts a és * cf peer " pane Bei BR, es aa « pO Se or ” Feiss e aucun 7 awe i. : ‘: ne (ie eg coe San oer Wenner a er: yin a Oe eh et Ri etty F wr c: a a * Pein , 5 Pee eh ° - eons if ine Soa vere Tee 3 " 4 ura . he Sal eae ates. orsnee ak ' mn 2 tai * 2 “ye Agee "4 - smong i440 policemen. M ap ese eee oe apes Seca. ° . . ° ONE AND ‘D Two PANTS SUITS—.f superb Cc . ieves Policeman Hat N eh Swe ee Le gnats oe Wl ers olens ie th foreign and domestic weaves. Another Triumph inp Whack LOVERCOATS 0f wonderful piaid-back i th a ox of 18 RTISE am woelens in warm. hear? Uisters, Ulisterettes medi a) , a2 . oN —A Mae “STs ap TU . : 4 AD vE ME ; : s. : t : ai at . . ; . ; lans TOPCOATS of fine. unfinished “ at ; : usua! . | worste: in conservati modeis. Satin trim- , ; tice as the conqu est and e¢ oan a> lt el aie agp Fer cacy lag ye . OMFL on’t hurt bt! iro ate ” “aun — | fe a pcre ans, ares for beaine Te sates cote Oc BETTER THAN CAL ut a bit! A drop of | | eet Save coastal ined om th cc im. ete Deing wsed at Lambert-St. Louis Thousands Have Discovered a eas oe . , MATCH YOUR SAMPLES IN THESE TWO MIGHTY LOTS OF apertant medica! discoveries of the age, 2g wy oes : aS’ | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | es es a I eee ee Are ~ Harmle ess Su bsti tute may Jue oe ' ; “eet of headache pain and Nevocain*,. .. oA ape “— = | - Hi im nmght out. roo , : | | | = t painless dentistry. Now, from the — .. 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Bubler Oi) bw users thet ‘al ds = pepedia “See teem tee a Va > a gists are giad to endorse it an eel t6) eee oe 2% eh ‘ev is .F Senet thoroughly satisfied 5 nl be followed, east in Olive street Amnouncement of the Gayety Ss a . W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON Off is for sale in this city olff- saa “sia lh iii ‘.o Theater in Today's Paper on | ee Wilson Drag C: nudge & Dolnt rgees bay pera ms: ow Page 2, Part 5. teres). Keiffer Drug Co > atores : Ea@erie Drvoc * : cin Brees. Drag ¢: —_ * # Be Boyan ye glia Sp: Naga et ii ie . 2 " ™ ~ ~ a * , 4 : "s * d = a : % ‘a “e *~ a x ee 4 om S $e 5 ~~ > po ot 7 La ATTN Se aR RCE an | am wt a ete Le Oe al TE EL: Wen am ~ " ele . ee ee ee Mccrn lbeer~ Day Comcert. the Fie«t ADVERTISEMENT Punction to Take Place Now §. aint aan $1 00 Cash EE aa = =; Oc Per Week AS T H M A ret function of the sa — mak: Delivers Any Cedar Chest SS SSS BAZ — = _ = Will Soon Pay the Bak ~ pleasure of knowing your ain : = | | - Jothing is in a safe place from the Cured or You Pay Nothing heon at Note] Chase. in df aes PSI cla. at ention ir liied % j OC — . | =: : of moths, etc. in our mothproeef © Over 100,000 cases of asthma ana megs do ov ot ha ieta rm : Se ” ~~ - = ———_ = = =, cae the aaa Geen al I ee OE Wie eee ee oe 1s 8 re mdibertel joints are onstra i they wii x . ae 7 ' , == S . jf res Pepa *G S ae a k at od, a oF > dla , get) RRS! a EY ERS PT eT , i J i's 9 4 “ 4 «4 Cs galt eel 5 he ay SEN ee uN ‘ ed Bes: hte ee wae 5 es 1s = Ag te ® ray eer i c - } 7 é + em aN iy Paine oe “ Lora} ‘“ p - re Tie MS Be het? gy Fa ow va ie pet AD ie we if o : * 7 is A : Q v ht tact £ " ‘ P " 1 7 . : oy , ee " F ox a “er G r , * > ~ y * 4 . ea Ls "ss . ee . : a4 “ é : ¥ , -s er" - 7 , . iw ‘ Zc a _— Rye es ee ; sad ta’ om . ah 1 7 ’ . . ih ia " bos fall J «fi : > 7 F id “4 fe ‘ ; wc’ Si So ia (24 et oR ae ey heel 2 Se th eal hah aS. « ‘ ot ia ass Stk tv + ‘ j ee? saith pd SR iy ances ey ath - < » De ae oe RAYS page ey ae et ih at . 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SUNDAY OCTOBER 14,’ 1993 7, - ‘. > od ms ffl ylergyy ? > > ‘ _——2-% j—of pure Solid colors. models in heavy woo!- 2tte models PPCOATS of is, and neat velours. -the-minute ifyl woolen tk effects xray cases Riik lined Sf superb @stic weaves ge for Fall ] plaid-back . Ulsterettes 4iQad horrow. OPEN LY IL M a vCnsicéered as w this store q@pai. ty, Service and pris 4 % cqual factora. nome is considers above the other. a G ail Must be pres. ‘tan every garmeng ee li Such close OuSservance to eve detail has made this store the t be ei]. > Trea] econo. center for m and young men "35 one of reasons why Ww wi © save you one-third. INVESTIGATE MORROW! —and the matin —_ oy Se --% SQ@gqQq Ns leasure of hs, etc. in rorth The smal! more hea + ** . 4a . ‘ Oc Per Week Soon Pay the Balance knonr ne Lilie S is in a safe place fron your valuable 1 the ravages our mothproof Chest, is ask for these oOnvenient payments pay i ~) ] is the season of parties 7 Y a he o ae id “4% ae " od = 1Y = ; WG ’ Gepnrrcnnrrrrres ZL wed A AEB BL A JAA Rua = V7 os - $ tYlf!V-7 Wy ump yh Mupt$Hh Util tp MAKE: We err teed adh hd. * ea? . dtl S #4222 ¢#L2* Doe #22 o am ere A errde ee eee ee a@# err err ete Mh ohhh nn nn eA Ae V Yy Vi “Y Jo Vly YW Y, Willy : hy, ny ape SQ#.2~B442 4404444 Z4 4444444 dd Peer led Me ee ee tj‘Assisetebitsililillllllllilillliilllilllllillllhllll FE PASE FIT EAE FEHR eorro MMMMOEI@(z#]@”t—€6#; ‘Yip, ¢ Yo” Went’) Wl” 4sts ht hteLhlLLa s SA AA LAB * SALs (AA AAA AAA Cer er rsa PEF Es & Uh, tut , CAL. th DRM yg yg tte Loan 4 WA, “S44 f, 7 -y As, Shs AL lyf ify , f, Y);hbVvV] Jw= HALLE ‘LAL LS A “A Ad ff A, SALAS SG (f/ Z i, l4 Yo AS, Wy —Y 4 GY “ddl 4 Sy tt ttt "PART FOUR. 4 — San” a” ee SOR Se, Se ee NM Re oe ans oe Wines ee = 9 0 SS aes oe 0 oe Sa * See a a | —Kandeler — - ee \ oe a nae ens ee ee , Miss Isabelle Chenie Smith, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith. Her debut ball will be given Nov. at the St. Louis Country Club. ; Affairs for Debutantes Crowd [hick and Fast on Fall Society Calendar — = 7 7 - = - | Large Function for Smith to Be Much Feted. From now uniil after the holidays, which. by th: to be very gay. this year. they will overlap Way, are m@ “8b other until it yould seem as if the debu : . lante. trying her wings in the social firmament for the first time, of eKgagements and be bewildered by the so- Clety which waits to,do her homage. Among the larger functions of late’ October is the tea to be given on Thursday. the 25th, by Mrs James M. Carpenter Jr., of 4450 Westminster place, in honor of Miss Trimble Roblitzelle, debutante daughter of Mrs. Georg: K. Hoblitzelle. A group of who 2 invited to serve are Misses Louise Bemis, Grace Wallace, Frances Collins, Rachel Lee | Cuendet, Janet Collins. Lucy Terry, Jane Par- SOs, Lucy | Katherine Sip- Mrs throuchout the re- would be lost in a maze buds have “Stzhugh Hoblitzelle. p die. Judith Dana and Lauralouise ; Carpenter _ 1] %% Price e acsisted | Celving rooms by a gro ; will Come without hats. Ther Wil- | tam &. Hoblitzelle, Harrison Hoblitzelle, John bey Denvir Jr Clarkson Carpenter, . Nee} and Thomas WW. White. F Rll between 4 and 6 o'clock. yp of her friends who are Mmes. Charles The guests will &S seems incredible that th: febutantes St. Loule ever 'Semplete, yet announcement made of 7 Cebut Piams for Misa laerriet Bonson Manter Caughter of Mr. and Mrs longest ist of has had should not (haries L. Manter of 184 Helfecustein avenue, Webster Groves. The @ebutante was educated jin th: private Miss Trimble Hoblitzelle Oct. 25 — Debut of Miss Harriet Manter Set for Nov. 2—Miss Isabelle ee and js ypraduate of Washington, D. C schools of-St. Louis. Vernon Semipary in she will be presented formally at an afternoon her mother will give at the Algonguin’Country Club. More than 40¥ invitattons &ill be mailed this week. The re- > to 6 o'clock. NIount reception which ceiving bours are to be from Another debutante is Miss Jane Rule. daugh- ter of Judge and Mrs. Virgil Rule of Westmin- ster place, who will be presented at a tea later. Interesting in a long list of parties is the dinner for which Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Kauff- man have just issued invitations. It will be given for Miss Emily Shepley, daughter of Mrs. Arthur B. Shepley, on Nov. 9 at the Kalff- man home, 51 Portland place, and will precede the ball Mr. Mrs. Mahlon Wallace will give for their daughter, Mis® Grace. The first for Miss Elizabeth which and affair Tupper will be a luncheon Wednesday at the Algon- quin Club. when the debutante will entertain 24 bud Miss Tupper, ;the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Tupper, of 14 North King’s highway. will have debutante tea later in the season The only unusual debut function planned thus far is the masque bal”to be given by Mr. and Mrs. William D. Collins for their daughter, Miss Janet. Nov. 1 at the St. Louis Club The date of the, debutante luncheon for Misses Clemence Adreon, daughter of Mrs. Edward L. Adreon, and Miss Minerva Carr Nichols. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ls. a f * Lady Peek, who oe has been visiting -¢ |_‘her mother, Mrs. :" William C. Strib- ling, as she posed on the pier before sailing for her home in Devon- shire, England. ee eae — 4 Nov. 2 ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1923 Yow & eRe PRADO ® C » Aon Ba 2 rs, Samuel Edward Ewing Jr. Saal her marriage, Sept. 29, she was Miss Mary Ricksen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ricksen of Wilmette, Ill. formerly of St. Louis. Nichols. originally set for Oct. 29, has been changed to Oct. 31 at Hotel Chase. Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. have chosen Thursday, ov. 1, their ata Miss Celeste. as the date for reception to duce their daughter, home. from 4 to 6 o'clock. Judith addition to the debut ball to be given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dana, Oct, 26 at the Country Club, will be honoree at a reception at which her mother will be hostess. Nov. 6 Miss Dana. in Miss Isabelle Chenie Smith, daughter of Dr and M®s. Ellsworth Smith of 4502 Maryland avenue, bids fair to be one of the most feted debutantes. She will share honors with three of the Mrs. Champe Cgrter Conner's luncheon Tuesday, and. in addition, will have her own debut ball, ctven Sy her parents. at the St. Louis Cofintry Club on Nov. 6. Miss , buds at Terry, of Lenox place, The affair will be given at their ? + 4Ashsheae sia titties ##p6 6 6 PPP PCP Se eee eC ree ere ee at). es PAGES 1—18 ALidy* Oe ee ea ng” married Oct. 4 Mrs. Walker Mason, formerly Miss Frances Lane Carter. who was anneal —Schweig Smith will be Ronor guest at twe @umetiose@ give. Tuesday aftermoon, Oct. 30, Mra. Francis fumcheon, a dinner or « bridge which her aunt, Mrs. J. D. Perry Francis, wr Pe Miss Marie Nugent, debutante daughter E. of the Edwin T. Nugents. She will be presented to society at a ball at the’St. Louis Country Club Oct. 31. et -Kandeler Pt ws | Continued on Next Page. A A Nay eo ee cme awe . — > SF 3 amy, Miss Clemence Adreon. Withher — cousin, Miss Minerva Carr | she will maké her debut at a luncheon at Hotel Chase. : , Visiting Australians le to Be Welcomed ~ at Dinner Friday — Many Bridges and Luncheons - to Precede Wedding of Miss Marion Strain to Edgar C. Thursby. ie 3 OCIAL activities are not by any means being confined to the debutantes. A no- table visitor in St. Louis, and at least two brides-to-be, will come in for their share of at- ‘ont@n this week. , The Honorable Donald Mackinnon, Commis- sioner for Aurtralia to the United States, Mre. Mackinnon and Miss Mackinnon ere to be uests of honor Friday eventnr et e dinner at e St. Louis Club given by the &t. Levis Chap- ter of the Enugiish-Speakiag Union at whieh Mr. Mackinnon will sp@@k on “Co-operation of the English-Speaking Peoples: A Message From Australia.” Among the officers and members of the board of directors of the §t. Louis Chapter who are arranging for the @in- ner, which ws open to all Interested, are: Mrs. 'ienry Clarkson Scott, Mrs John T. Davis Jr., “tira. George A. Baker Jr.. Frank V. Hammar, } TAonberger Davis, Robert Johnston, George '. Markham, Jeseph Gilman Miller, lawrenss Mevran, B. C; Biot, A. L. Shapleigh, Sam 1 Capen, R. H. Switzier, William LL. firibling and the Very Rev. William Scarlett, LL. D. : Se A long series of bridge parties and lunch- of 6025 McPherson avenue, who is to be mar- ried Saturday to Edgar C. Thursby. Miss Mary Bess Meservey, of Kansas City, arrived — last night to be @ guest at the Strain home and maid of honor at the ceremony. She will participate in the pre-wedding festivities. Last evening, Miss Alice Maguire of 6317 C 8 avenue gave a bridge party for the bridegroom-elect,.and, with the today and Friday, when there heareal of the ceremony, ” every “Weert : eon Next John daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arthur Strain vg Wt eG as Nie ar sa r=

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ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH © y iaiage ks atcam Webnestay. Oct. | ADVERTISEMENT ap LRU | Ff pA — take place at 8:30 o'clock in the | fair, wil wt Ae v j ciating. | 24, hat club by Mr. and Mrs.j 7” . a ee TO BE WELCOMED (Sages gg ahaa ny a gg wearing Mibnanile. uncle and aunt of Combing Won t Rid Hair of Dandruff 705 Washington Av., Near Seventh Art Needlework—Complete Baby Shop— AT DINNER FRIDAY ter's matron of honor and only at- ithe debutante. Embrofdery and Hemstitching—Hosiery ‘tendant. Mr. Belzis the son of John! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns of The only sure wav to get rid of : Continued From Preceding Vase. H. Belz of South Broadway. Lenox place will honor — - | eit tn tek demain aie on tmnorrow afternoon, Mrs. Arthur ay Yesterday, Miss , Marion Martin, Nugent at a buffet supper Sunes? | stroy it entirely. To do this. get Thursby Jr. of Delmar boulevard will ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Mar- evening, Nov. 11, at their home. Miss about fear ounces of ordinary fiquid be hostess at a bridge for the bride 1). 0* 4509 Washington bowlevard, Nugent is to be presented ai « ball gryon; apply it at night when retir. and her guest, and in the even’n€ was hostess at a luncheon bridge Oct. 31 at the Country Club by ner ing; use enough to moisten the scalp Stockton Sommer of 6239 Pere ts | complimentary to Miss Hager. The yarents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwit T. NO- | end rub it in gently with the finger —— ee a em guests were Misses Franées Brad- gent. tips. eridal party at & mag Stamer dina shaw, Mariag Lane. Eleanor Atkins Another debut ball is that planned Do this tonight, and by morning. ieour! Athintic Asspciation. tues: Virginia Richardson, Genevieve iy Mr. and Mrs. William F. Woerner : most if not all of vour dandruf* xill ee lee es pong mg ao 14 Orear, Mabel Wendover, Edna Pate! £ 6433 Wydown boulevard for be gone and two or three more appli- fiance are to be honor guests at 4. Q...n 3 Stover. Ali bridge party giren by Mr. and Mrs. aoe and Helen Petrins and , 7 , “lu tor tne daughter, entirely des rey every single sik aut @haries P. Spalding of 6116 Wash- y... Earl M. Conner. Ros ow oe sal tar ‘ae. Win “wetned” hour” eal imeton bouletard. Wednesday and Arch Hager, Walter Henshaw, Eli Mik dandruff you may have. Pee . aa ‘ « , J . ee pe deel AGREES opt pers OP me ORY gM TS eat AT A Lunch Set x Infant's —consisting of Dress one 34-inch cen- ter and four nap- , : kins stamped on / } broidery on go0¢ very good quality ~ e ‘ga } unbleached mu s- lin. Regu- larly $1.39 specia!.... F abil Sts — pS eo Stage ee ee ee ee eat os - Stamped for em- ce Maguire. | phursday. $ ; ya: = ‘ _ P iecsiceeticistareendiidatamaaariiemmtoas teres” irtaiheaees . S042) A PR woe 3 sn elle chelate ~ EMO as a will be no reception. The bride has! escorts at their home. 4510 Mary- | in a few weeks, and will give a recep | invited her wedding party to the ‘nd avenue. Miss Smith will share tion for their daughter in December.; “house for an informal buffet supper, after which the couple will depart @nm their wedding trip. aga [honors with Miss Marie Carr T&ay- wisce Wagner was a Veiled Prophet jor, daughter of Mr and Mrs. EGear pyaid. | Lackland Taylor, Tuesday, Oct. 4 ait Tk — . open Bie Mary nq Sat kot eter eter fe 7} will give a bridge, And Thursday a try Club Nov. 2? for their daughter, Miss Emilie Mafatt will give a ST. LOUTs, similar affair will be given by Miss | Miss Frances. It is expected that this \. noon for 40 of the debutantes | Wuertenbaecher is to have a bridge functions of the s°aso! fiss Marie Wygant Tuesday, Oct, luncheon for Miss Hager on Friday, Cards were sent last week for TWO 4: 2. ine st Louis Country Club. and Mrs. Blizabeth Bradshaw Head parties in honor ¢f Miss Katherine Three debutantes will share honors 8 ot 5130 Washington boulevard, and Steedman. The first. to be givem by .. . yp neneon on Oct. 23. when Mra Ars. Earl M. Conner of 5601 Kings- |her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georg? ji cncrt L. Parker will be hostess “A Delightful Place in Which to Shop” bury boulevard will be host at Fox Steedman, will be a dinner a: > are Misses Mary Virginia Col. | bridge parties for her Oct. 20 and dance Saturday night at the Country : Frances Compton and Grace | ’ 123. respectively. Th® wedding will ' Club, and the second. a similar af- , The Octoher = Plams are to be announced this a Inc. week for the debut party for Misses FE f Cut Easy Huth and Helma Kreismann, daugh- ven eee Terms ters of Mr. and Mra F. H. Kreis- | 8916-918 OLIVE ST- an. The yeung women returned turday from Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Porter Tirnl Meaufacterers _ “Tirrill Farms.” St. Louis County, . Ss. E. | , 1018 Olive St. . re one of the dinner parties at the ountry Club kl ni izht in honor of i og ue oe ° ad Miss Grace Wallace. daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Mahlon B. Wallace, and : ’ e t } [ Veiled Prophet Queen, and Miss a O 1 1 eC O2a Trimble Hol-litzelle. daughter of Mrs. eC - ‘ ey > . ‘ »i it MWe _—— You want a Grand Piano—why not save George K Hoblitzell . There were en gne of these wonderful bargains” ruests. including Misses Louise ‘ _ zmily @hepley, Marie Nugent. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE ; a wi. coche The event of the month! Our supreme value-giving effort, the result of weeks of preparation. Women on onan Tiffany, Janet Collins. Lucy Terry. who have attended these regular monthly affairs will appreciate the importance of . this announcement. Frances Collins, Lucy Hoblitzelle and Eveityn Brown tap ein ee eee ae ee a bee rs 5 oe # fipcs tie b 0 ois * Da ag Sth seretee mr he ee acre wos mae “ote Sr a se 5 ¥ AE SO EER RH BRR EIEN. Mik 4 te ere . a. “ * — ae om + papi Py : ea re BEF OIL YT POO LORE BOP OIE bal PPP AS jl * e 4 ma 2 On * pi On RS erika RET wy Be ea eA we tere 3 9h A pong yeh ce Ses, ee "y ed ed Me dere. Mart per a e3 > SP 9 eS eel as Bes - La” AR EER neater mn sry a Pe Nene ri oF ead (tart Mr. and Mrs. Tirril!l have as their Miss Marvy Janet Shultz of La , : —* ae? en, al. whe is being much en- 5 ( 150 Coats } ‘Se ero Te ry gu $85.00 Coats — th, wal 125 Coats | eereec rcs: Y AO ]-s ee $75.00 Coats vir My} | 100 Coats ~ - 7.) t) . . Balance can be paid $10 per month. | Per Month Miss Beatrice Turner. daughter of ania caine , —— > 7 Mr. and Mrs. Voluntine C. Turner of New Starck Grend Pianea, $1000 to $2500 : : Cabanne avenue, who has been ris- Seld on Conrenient Payments iting her unmcie and aunt. Col and Mrs. George E. Turner of Fort Bar- — ard. N. M.. is in Seattie isiting@ an- “ ug other uncle and aunt Myr : . Rogers Clark Manufectwrers ef Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianox Reel 44 Dr Floyd Stewart . : Ss. Ee Cor. . i a sek . nA -" Pe . as sD e tith St. t. OUIS a eee CeCently returned-witi extenced Open Evenings— at 4 ete ot ene Rs Paps ves ’ — ee ee eS ee a ee | . Aa PILE Sf, 4 5 fs ’ Pirates Mr and Mrs. Guido Pantaleoni Te Tey”; t47 ~ «ig Ir will return To New York ‘ke? °°? - = from their honeymoon trip abroad * Nhe Mrs. Pantaleoni was Miss Luck Hew- itt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Ringwood We present tomorrow, Coats of any num- me | i j | a asi ell i sraichtline tase Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence Mau- ber of the soft, fleecy, warm fabrics that are | | ; -ound models, wrappy effect ran ef Vandeventer place and their so smart this season and every season. They ‘ rf aaughter, Miss Elizabeth. will return . home in November from their sum. are trimmed with the best furs such as red mer home in Dublin, NX. H. fox, kit fox, mole, golden beaver, wolf. Viatka squirrel, natural gray squirrel, piat- imum or black wolf, etc. for evening wear. Mostly one of a st we would suggest early choosing tom morning. and Mrs Alfred > Wes —_— 1) Nip — have made i a ; . Ys est Mmoreianad Me»... we. Advocate Ke - > r _ . Fr be - . a D DO PE pe gio inafe " Acct tu Re Alors) a 4 Oe Gaug*ter ; a lepart ¢ odary . er o~ oN) ns A tsbure. their . ; . $ New York : : ye Th Fac hi Bia i > n€ price appeal is a stroug factor in this event, for we have made rag igi \ ee possible effort to give the extreme in value, but it goes far beyond that coe a e +8 ‘important event for women. " , 7 . + ° ay v; Paes y It otters them the opportunity to see the new Winter Coat stocks at their best, to know what is ; what as to fabric, color and trimming, and to be : : we ~ oat r.. . + Ft first with the new. now that Coat weather is iu# If you 1] take the trouble ee alee ww around the corner. Make every effort to send wi LS = this splendid sale. ‘ ese lib a eed V~S atte eggs as " a ene Oe oe eet ee oe er * alee pe Pa - — ao oe P r “ " 4 Pas he hls a ote (a ve leaf Wen SS GE wight ep Fee, Z ety oo 3 Fy by - bee PED re ei r 2 ae yy vn . - ats * J 4 DAS ; ~~ 2 Fs i a age of ee? , 5 a nyt Si aie only fo compare, you will agree with us that the Fall Styles now arrived from I. Miller of hh! vig Rate FS SPOTS R ga on De TE. ae am. ud rr —- > - tr nods ns 2 t " 4 is oy > RS ’ 1 a“ Sale Will Begin . i alin ‘ : ) ey Monday Morning New York are not alone unique } Mew RS Galbup and her chit- Ss 8 aGA.mM. ° in their styles, but irresistible! | —— ¢ Delight’! Plere in Which Te Shor ‘ on oe p r and Mee George [ lt satiweretes «! @eet *7 *o,tawv P ‘ret oe-ere SNE Gh *, : . 2 Vs *h) a : tif ors | ay ~seek pe pt ss Te 2 ip Ei oteme after spending the summer th “ :

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a ee TT eee _ ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ¥4, 1928. ES MND FE MEK a “Riverview Scandals of 1923,” and revel is to be given 99 at the Riverview clubhouse ew drive with a cast of talent. Months of preparation Pe. neen given to the “Scandals” er and several hundred men * @omen are in the cast. The als’ are to be enacted osten- on shipboard. The large ball- ‘of the club is being made to 4 nt a large ocean liner “The Good Ship Riverview.” The ship | yumably go to various ocean ports of the old as well as the new Bach port will be represent- | od by ® Queen of that port and 10 B maids of honor. There is ee gnd 10 commodores, together with go captains and a proportionate gumber of mates. A feature of the and ballet is 125 sailor maids } jn sailor costumes. The performance Walking Shoe _ the right combinatieg quality. OUND IPPER a SHOES onver— Children : i . DD takes ee ee a maine the final arrangements for| J. J. Murphy, of 8316 St. Vincent Eighteenth oe em F. J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway : me rts, t e informal dance to be given next! avenue, whose engagement was re- hibition of American | I : 1 Charles es gorder: “The Whist Witch-/| Saturday evening, Oct. 20, as Strass-/| cently announced to Carl T. Magee Exhib (B we. 4 E es of Picadilly; the Baccarat Beau- ties of Bombay; the Queen of Uearts o. Bordeaux; the Klever Kids of | and Kongo; the Fan Tan Fuiries of Fris- co; the Roulette the Mah Jong Maidens of Man- chow; the Peachie Pirates of Pekin; the Queens of Clubs of Cairo; the Queens of Spades of the Sandwich Islands; the Cute Cupies of Cuba and the Queens of Diamonds of the Dar- danelles. Many St. Louisans will be aboard the ship, including: Phil H. Brock- man, C. P. Van Graafeiland, Robert I. Lee, Paul Wielandy, Elmo Holke, A. G. Enderle, Henry Duernberg, Stewart Rengers, Herman Hoyer, Larry Slattery, A. J. Schlueter, L. L. Walker and William Rechtern. Among the women are to be Mmes. S. A. Von Hoefen, C. A. Schleuter, H. G. Latal, L. Le Walker, James M. Hutchinson, R. H. Waltke, Walter Knollmann, L. D. Slattery, Frank W. Northway, George J. Peer and BR. i. Pluempe and Miss Zylphia Warner. Mrs. Alicia Bour of the Sapping- ton road entertained | 20 guests Wednesday afternoon to celebrate her birthday. The St. Louis Postoffice Clerks are berger's Conservatory, Shenandoah avenues. Grand and The families | friends of all nostoffice em- Ployes, as well as employes of other Rogues of Kis; branches of the Government, have. Deeli snViled iv attend. Mrs. Conra& Groepper of 8315 Chippewa street, and her daughter, Miss Helen, gave a luncheon and shower Wednesday, Oct. 3, in honor of Miss Garcia Van MHongstraate, whose marriage to Gilbert Ziegler will take place Oct. 24. Mrs. Ernest George Sewell of Miami, Fla., gave a dinner last week at Hotel Chase for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Curtiss of New York. A miniature Curtiss biplane was sus- pended over the central floral dec- orations, and the place cards repre- sented airplanes. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss, the guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Kavanaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Hawley, Mrs. Lulu L. Wagoner, Mrs. George St. John Ried, Commander Hunsucker, Mr. Gilmore and Mr. Walter Averil. Miss Lillian Scott of 4247 Magno- lie avenue entertained Thursday evening, in honor of Miss Josephine Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of 4054 Shaw avenue. Mr. Magee is a graduate of Washington Univer- | sity and member of the Theta Xt! fraternity. Among the guests were Mmes. James Findlay, John Wenom, George Wander, Dr. H. 8. Langs- dorf; Misses Josephine Murphy, Viola Scott ana Messrs. James Gind- lay, John Wenom, George Wander, Dr. H. 8S. Langdorf, Carl Magee, Andre Bourdett and A. W. Dohren- dorf. Miss Murphy will make her home in Kansas City, Mo., after Dec. 15, and the wedding will take place there next fall. The St: Louis Lindenwood College Club will be the guests of Dr. an Mrs. John L. Roemer at Lindenwood Special Exhibition of Chinese and Persian Art Last Day, Monday, Oct. 15 Paintings CITY ART MUSEUM | College Tuesday at luncheon. An afternoon program will be given at a ci which Miss Agnes Adama, president of the club, will preside. + at -_ | LT Something of National Importance Ld GROUND GR — IPPER BOOT SHOP Prempesy Louis—t.round Fl, Arcade Bldg. ELIS SET AS OE The October Event ' > Le aT Te aE et tt tte a” « . - 4 a. os we Saat atv ? . ~ A 3 Bad) “oe i Vises, ‘ pattie a. ss e Se eee eye eee . ial is : ‘ ies As . ° tion. Women ES -—— et —— | ee KY a a I esse ssinnnnnsnasnetesnansen-oa onan ane asa =a Sale Extraordinary MMP UUM AU Sample Fur Coats, Jacquettes and Capes Sacrificed Monday at 99° In nearly every instance this sale price is below today’s wholesale cost of these beau tiful Fur garments. HESE individual models include many of the fashionable Furs in lefigths varying from the full-length Coat or Odpe to the new short Jac- quettes, as well as smart Sport Coats. mm eee eee ee -t— — = ee ees - —— — ee ee _——- ee we - e — - price. to our exacting sta They are expertly developed in fine caracul in the fashionable colors—Natutal Muskrat, Bay Seal (selected quality seal dyed coney), White and Beige Coney, self trimmed in rich designs or lavishly combined with contrasting furs. UALITY is guaranteed—every garment is up O as nflards in every particular. Costly fur trimmings, fine linings and master work- manship. Shop early because positively no dupli- cates can be had at anywhere near this sacrifice eget athe OR Se el Ag p00 9 ‘few cd ee oo Ae te ee ~ . = t ew 4 ” ‘. og ’ d yy tod Teal. GAR A sae : , PE 1 ih) CREB IRE Ne HREM Dieta UK peti epee tee Duis evening new announcement. 75 Coats: 390 Coats 25 Coats 00 Coats Sale Starts Promptly at 9 A. M. clude many Straightline tubu- round models, wrappy effects eet wear, for dressy wear, for rt wear, and a few silk Wraps ar. Mostly one of a style, so st early choosing tomorrow te a * , vw 1 _ S wwe a i ee ee B: ‘oe ee si * 2 . isd , iit ae rw init He Cot . y Vi 9 bk) a, ° 6. . ae ee rena — en ae ae ~ St. Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop In Style, A SCOOP IN COATS, no less! We made a won- S Ga rh Ol nds Better to Come Than to Wish You Had i. iia » Ola: 5 a JY" In Quality, In Value—The Supreme Coat Event of the Season! COATS that establish the mode. Styles that are the outstanding successes of the season. Deep ; ii i - t ; Civhicapans PTET batt Li: a ik ai tahtz fe} eet tra ae ee a nae ef 4 J ; i ; : x3 ’ ree 5 '> +4 it Bye tae ; ; 1.i7ha A, : | ' 7? i} : ui ; 3 ‘ hy } ' se] te , . ‘ft tt ta Te ; r? rt bitiad Feabereiiea the z ; 4 ‘ : ye : + t ) batts j ' ; derful purchase—bought these Coats at a price pile fabrics of warmth and richness. Fur trim- that surprised even us and Monday we will sell $65 Coats mings that in many instances would cost more | them at a price that will surprise YOU no matter than the whole coat, if hased separately. : how much you have already shopped. Attend this wonderful Garland Sale and settle the ‘‘Coat Question.’”’ FINE FABRICS OF Lustrosa, Ormadale, Brytonia, Truvonnet, Mergina, Ardsley, Formosa, Raritan, Roi de Laine, Gerona, Patricia and Fanchon. Emphati , a Ooat-Se of extraordinary imports 5 NEWEST COLORS , Cedar, Ant , Deer, Brown, pr sr Se Nace, Modem, Gian, alien Kit Fox, Pigeon, Cinder, Black, Elephant. FUR TRIMMINGS Collars, Cuffs and Borders of Natural Squirrel, Caracul, Beaver, Kit Fox, Viat- q ka, Platinum Wolf and Manchurian Wolf. $85 Coats $100 Coats A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Purchase — - THIRD FLOOR—BROADWAY SIDE ‘ + , 11-18 BROADWAY and 410-12-14 SIXTH sT , A See MC ah oe én eM oar a $45 ey Sizes { Women’s, Misses’, Extra and Stout EEE THOMAS W. GARLAND (Inc.) mis abit f mee tS y . e < oy “ b, x mre Pa ~ 2 ek és : ee OF Pee. Br ste ae pe * tie es ow ¥ tty - tram +e ee ae eet eel Lepage SAA :

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+ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined na ADVERTISEMENT \ardson, Miss Margaret McClellan, | Chapter officers for the ensuing year dent, Mrs. J. P. Higgins; Feseraing | werver: historian, Mrs. Lorraine | | - lected as follows: President. secretary, Mrs. A. C. Meyer; corre- —— | | Miss Lorraine Meyer. Mrs. J. P. Hig- were e ; pensar aes | Salad Sight » “ | Dany the delegates to Washington, Mrs. J. M. Sloan; second vice presi- jell; treasurer. Mrs. John R- Lion- ey Tries Ice F or | . = ——— | music Lovers, | i arrrrry | 1. US WINES «WALLPAPER p RGAINS) | 5 pare | “ACEI Gas on Stomac t tapestry and foliage | ; | vii ceceteparene SCENES For every room. Just oe quality ... | ; . Tet to. 0014 Members of all departments in a think how much better that Y patterns to make your liv- | , Lucas. Eastea ——— . 7 restful. Rich d | | Eee cee catemes caweeiil Uvingreemoerbellersuee /19, cua Se dens thet lend en alr of MONDAY SPECIAL! ef their intention to attend the “get- other room in your home 12¢ quality i - aap luxury to your dining roo | | | ee | meas See penceen Ot would look if it were newly a... conc ones yo ss theatoe | sagiy. im | | bean bothered pain | Seder, aaah on outectunall Hote! Statler on Oct. 15 at 12:30 p.| ‘ 18¢ : Cheery bedroom papers. | . JA e---* m. Special tables will be reserved | papered. The work is easy quality . Cl f ine til \% | | sick headache. one spoonful 4 ere m. stent 3 ae * AEN ¢ 7 aod a So RRC RN RE I REMI H NINS th de ad a IF ervations are to be made through | teen maa fe for the bathroom and kitch- N, ae the individual clubs. Mrs. Henry N./| eedingly . en. -All are here at Bes, state president, will be a guest. vou ll find that new wall Mrs. Donald McDonald of Lindell; . ingly low prices, and ev | " Hall will give a dramatic reading. | paper makes the whole 400 1; 20c one backed by na aan > . : Pure Wh:te Cane — room seem new. quality ‘ | ustve agents fer | The Woman's Auxillary of Christ) 5Oe to T5e quality... 30c antee. | i, Taserements. Granulated Church Cathedral! wil! have its open- | BIG ASSORTMENT! = : Le@wis & Lodwig Drums ena ing meeting of the season Tuesday 85¢ to $1 quality. ....35e¢ LOW PRICES! Paramount Banios. morning at 10 o'clock at Schuyler’ NS TRS SS HAE | SEE THEM AT OUR STORE Memorial House. Flans for the. Combinations Sold With Borders. | season's work will be announced by’ “Come in and Visit the Great Wall Paper Market’ Mrs. Hugh McKittrick, chairman of the Cathedral branch. Mrs. Thomas); | | Q. Dix. president of the Missouri | . | pa onomag : | Salimacy. Wil speak on the national | Mest Complete Musical Instrument Revair | euriliary’s compaisn to raise $100,- 809 and 811 NORTH SEVENTH ST. Shoo in st. Louis 900 for church relief work in Japan, : Gaxcphene Revairine « Svecinitr. where all properties were destroyed | @Qur cempiete catalee mailed cn wm the earthquake, " regeest PNR TB CAE PAGOSA EARL ph RE ARR AOR AC aS NN REARS POR GLARE HEE Ay yh NI RE He RS | ae? v. W. C., held tts third meeting Fri- @ay at the Busy Bee Candy Co. club YY goom, Mrs. C. F. Sternberg Ddeing| §& = hostess. The program consisted of . two papers on the history and art New Fall Skirts ef ancient Exyrpt. Mrs. M. S. Keator gutlined the history of Egypt. while! | Wonderful Values at oe ray nara ‘ 1 pete inst Ao te py ea WS ham ere = a ee ee . * rd eatt sale ind - / & Say ; pe 5 ra i er SRO ae nm } I eae Pap: . Kc . At ; te “ Z cn Sie ee os xg * a f q ely a » ee % sa 7 - ay + 4 + ; ‘oes , — a P F A as ’ % r * ue ae 4 > pre ~ YI ae pat oe + a ah, oe pas SS Sea a Poe 1) 5 Ng ln > Bea ae a. ke aoe - ‘ kg : , . . ne ~ B Lie ‘ + * ? = 4 aati Ss | ae 7 Cera e e ; bo 3 Tee «4 % Ae al ae | The Harmony Literary Clud, M.| ~ RO a fia » parent ritigahng Selmi iy dag 2H ee & ae | ¥ fy hy pr.» oat Siagn ty he 2 59 2 ETE Pg I +d = eetet : ty, ¥ + . hee : rf gt alae. ; ? po pate Tes . are ry — US ya tematic 2 i i deat irt ae anit : = ay eh “oe ee hggen eet Prete iny y yah cco Tete Clabes bb oil 7 Med take Beigel SORORITY eas Seg Pete ; q — cai poate) Senin d ¢ aS a a it are 2 LE EAD OT. any mame ere MP Shade eS ets BOE ee es ~ es a > we jee , Fs Re Bihe ser hatte ey Bind A RABAT LG ~ ee veel s ce . Y mt « 6b Fah aie . Rn Pee: ee, a ee POR eee Se eee ne ote Dodi inn Ca OR CaN AL Pe ne Re GRD ee Ronse ee ee a FS ¥ x73 beans ep Sa a “Fis “ yee we Wak SP ba “ ‘ “4 mS St ey ole . ind a ee et Fs , - ties er OMS aD. a oe te the general convention, to be held | AS geet. Zz -% Mie cor pestis ee Saiiap Beautiful t Washington, D. C. in November. | Me: Raregat si seer ae ve © ate, Wet ut babes ow > he emge - nee . , PAAR o> ” eget Ye) a pathony as wo ae ot ie ~ ¥ ‘ . « y » . de us , ow Ws ry " “s ROR Neh I IRC GO MIA LAINE MEN II ES GO LOIRE NY AEGINA ANIL LET BAB NEEM ANE 0M Be ie coped Oe ee ee Ps im oy Pain hag ys 2 f RE kai Flee Res he ols abi res yy fae Fi we | 12 hed ts a t* ? Ae ALR Y ive ’ 8 8, ‘4 ai) i ~ 5 . a i Leule Nelson. and Mra R. 8. Mitch- | » @8; alternates, Miss Vircin! a | sinta Rich- | Pollyanna Formosa Ormandale Arabella Veldette Preciosa Fashona Minerva Velverette ngs 4 2 £) a ve a ae q ” — f- x : = - oS ae. ee i a et — 4 a ie a es r > 5 % = oI 5 — % ; 4 co Sy ; en . Ta. ; * Sie J G = Py, co ¥ . ou : ‘ 7% $5 ; 1 ea yi 4 ’ ea % S za Fg x x a. = Bs a = Busty gph: Lecust St. West of 9th . Mt Mach solid comfort will 1 be found at this time of © ia." JR , | | | Wi the year in one of our : Basak | | | | yg Cal eh = "THESE Coats present an opportunity especially pleasing to the woman who will be satisfied i W R h ep ae ( . i’ Vee : , - with only that type of Coat which adds distinction to one whose dressing is already indi- arm Dat : bias) — ic ort i Ew ie o . > ayn rene Goer tg: ALB allie. Mee I. i Pas. hg PE 6. re Ratton 4 BA MD, Pa | oer wy aREY;, ae abn Got ae “Labs te edie ‘ipa 5 4 4 > Ss \ on ‘ 4 om GS at iy acre ‘ ee, 4 aha we — i, 5 aig ang ne: wut ees - pad : Sete, 4 2) x 9a Seo! Pe Te as ro ia ee a 7 OAT eer es —t " a, ae a * x ey se ant ee A SE AOE 8" RN RTI «FON | Fe . Be. o> aie Bhs ee) coe ee ; ; ‘ ak Rh A ae OS Say ie. See: Ans i ae YE ae fot PS i As Pein hy par AR. - His ail ss La Sate MPC MRL AR 5 2 rect ghes atic Dhe se. Seihe oi ~ pia he tts ARAN ESS rishi ap tlygte vt Ne ele ashore Pin, gen Ae 42a we Agree ~°* PARI OS , s * A PAB, ie ARE ceca Wisi ie A om ch ON can SY i Ps Sew <TR + cae j nN - t * ‘ . 64 *S : : indians . . ’ : 6 ae, . F ates ree ’ ‘ Seats, : Pa fr NET, BE EE: Ga RAE TRS hag tc neh gh igs encom eee rah) J gpeartg ieee gpecieg arse BE ae He ad. 'd Aaah, 9 A ot PAs, 1 +0 Py Ra 4, RRA er oe ae a ae 4 RES 2 ti. Re CR gp tig, Rha ener e Ee eR eS , . Apt): GEeie , Poe Re ft Eo . sda Rahs : a SP ci a a Pee a < hen ih 4 aeds - pa wee sh Spi ee MAR zy ae : tee S ‘ Pe ee at) er i wxp See Natal RENE 0K, ae OI BE yp Nr - , Me Py fi pe WON “a : rate aie feakicdhl hindi — ie learns UR lines are special- © A : ly complete at this | nother Shipment by Popular Demand frais cnd sys, = | = Imported Beaded Bags These Garments Are — Priced | $3.95 Values owe ey ae eee ies oy i i oe P pas 7 . 2. Wy a ai - + oa " fe 7 : pete +P, ae GS Oy Mi yeel ’ = een eae. es 4 ae ; je * Really marvelous Bags at a most unusua! price. Made of iridescent beads tm shades of stee|. bronze, red. black, white. biue and emerald. Drawstring style .. Misses’ Sizes to 20 Women’s Sizes to 48 C$} oGodagogafoegefagonQugcdo

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Se ae . OCTOBER 14, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' — , r ¥ . RE YR eR et wr nach ; Siig f a a ’ * « 4 ’ a> ~ : _ . - ae, 4 Se a ¢ “ ° _ ; Ae be ’ ¥ 9 . _— “4, gf Ho, ' ena? 3 2 Ned ae J g* F Leth a , S 4 J re fs of ’ ( a By c \ ; . ‘a 4 A / fy te 4 ; > e ‘ “} Wit * ; coon LAS hy ak lh ny oe BR ee) ee Ne ee Oe oe 5 hin vt mie — hess BGT det Sa ume _ RA Se a ee eee er 7) MONDAY AT 9 A. M—A STUPENDOUS GIGANTIC S ~A "Pe ge P > ce. Also Hot Applicat, : 7 yO OT aes ye | which was polsoning you, in- | orders, such as occasional | ’ —— d phd eheatsdta wFShsadeseGkS -ARSi~aalesy, » §. sour stomach, gas on the sick headeche, one spoonful Ag] WAYS brings relief. A longer however, is necessary in cases of nate constipation and lon stomach trouble, preferably tion of your physician. rts Physicians, “I found Adlerika the Dest in my 7 years’ experience.” (Signed) Dr, : ggers. % “I used Adlerika in all bewd os | Gome require only one dose.” (Signed) te = | F. M. P. (Name given on uest.) § Bs i “I ha found nothing By ractice ‘to excel Adierika.” ( ames Weaver. —— | “After taking Adiertka feel better — for 20 years. Haven't la to ann presse the AWFUL IMPU 8 a q 8 «-* ; . Lt tt CG tt ttt a a a ae —_ —_ — -_— “= ated from my system.” (Signed) J SE See —=—6l6l (ll (tl re |), ee) ) ee dlUlCldhdhCl 4 | ackett. " y ; Adierike is a constant surprise te ne | pie who have ured only ordinary ie / stomach medicines. on account ~ Eee | asant and MPLETE . i ) ip wah a fend Raby leading arugeie : ee : Boi St. Louis olff-Wilson Dras Xx a # and W ngton, and Endeta Ge — Co. and other leading druggists, 7 _ ool ee - =. > 2 - -~ : a “27 oe a & ey es _—- -_* tS | ae - rae Loe > ' — j - ret caste 4 - “ss aoe “4 ae we ; rere . : p 4 Sbto dS - y ; J ' sth ined v4 8 (ea Ut eat ; “ fs %s ‘Ne ‘. cA ae 1 Bee the ra “ - | A .. iy ;. . 8) r, , ta) HB” “ i tae rd "eps ” wit Tie aa ‘nd ‘Co ~_ - -_ -_~ (= Py ye os er. ——_ oe ec le - -— 6 wg 10s Bottles . —_— Vo-e > Valwes ls I | ania . a ys : ete me $4.9 h| A UA ——— = -_—T= lee pea SO a . ae we sass : {606 =608° WASHINGTON AVE., THRU TO SIXTH™ST. _ | = ee ———— - ” * ot te. &. Ay z* c "4 ” " - 3 o a Y ne > Wa 25, RS tae fe - + ¢ ° & . i ay f . & Ae om ar) ae : 60-3 ert , Be gi a rae al ; et ee a Be Sabet co Nt ees, + ey os ek he os Sos + TAA ITLL 5 ood ted ee oe) Se on TDR REG SA mes EGO ah eae Red Rese SN eo a a Tee EOC re e Barat ey wi ar ae “ ee aa wr a Sa ee ae i " " — - . . ‘ ’ a oan ee ee amar roar . ea Oe a a Pent ae ii na a “ a3 al = a - +e . ams ants , - s 5 ow, = ete hae oe , “ ry a err Slt iil SABA Nae ie Es oie ts iam Wbetits. + voy th ea ee, ee Bie A ra ee * v ask a as q is = - : Ly * 1 . % + ihe ° ; os - . | 7 . ‘b= "@s a By ' .? *_* | " fae Ad go» : | ° ; : = \ Maes . ‘ * . ae. J = Vc . j ArWOCo } 44 4 ‘ ° ni 2 ’ : - or - . - - — : p> . ° ’ A a . r . “ Oy 4 aie. Aye ‘ —— e eae: j on 4 e. . 7 fr, j z get 9 re * u . ae S| OU ' > , ne “ei es dl me oo ’ j ‘ .* oe | ry) 2 oe : . i . » , 6.76, * ’ o.* Pe ty . - ae va : a “vt S pe 26 al akg ser 3 x ; & Sa etsact Ay *.* * » The Man. bs ~ | ' ote Meee tts ette gt Pea 4 4 5° s.*2 a*s 4 . ns ” ete e*,*e ee wees i 4 } - bet Pater taett i ,F t ‘g °, . “Ss. > 4 We ; . “ t esa tees t? see . » 4 ‘ ‘ °* , 3 | s j , a * Tye ; > - f i ‘ - ” LY i y Selected Furs Natural S guirrel Viatka Squirrel Platinum Wol Fine i ox Golden Beaver Caracul Nutria ** wee Pt 04 eae tt ** eae i> WO > oT nde ee 2d etter? or*e* ae? Newest Styles— ) p\ jd ee of eo” . : s?* * ** 7 . o?, Marvelous Materials J. H. & C. K. Eagle Satin- Face Canton Crepe, tuill- back velvets, crepe Geor- gettes, charmeuse, Canton crepe, flat crepe, crepe satin, all-wool Pgiret twill, Span- ish lace, jacquard crepe, lace and velvet, lace and Canton, lace and Georgette. All Sizes | Be: Special models for the | bf ieee young miss, the college girl, re tees the business woman and the sean Sie stylish stout, besides a full Sate range of women’s and misses’ $10.75 . ee tides. at) Ce ee F be satisfied s already indi- articularly for h MORE than Every new mode is here. The tier effects, the side drapejjthe flowing panels, eed Meira overdrapes, side-ties and QO“ ees coat effects. Such smart trim mings as cabochons, rosettes, buckles, sashes, hand embroidery silk braids and beautiful laces. Also Jerseys, Loire knit and knitted fabrics in colors of brown, black, navy, cocoa, beige and combinations too varied to describe. MISSES’ SIZES * EXTRA SIZES WOMEN’S SIZES 14 TO 18 48 TO 52 36 TO 46 sateen - . « a aria —? ho L i ee E- Sod wre va — | a. & ~~ — ) 7 a, “ee me — oy een fe ~ er <5 — — waa. i. | mm f- ENTIRE BASEMENT DEVOTED TO THIS EVENT!! 2 - 2 a eee. Fp? ae eae 0 oe $ - ps a » ee : . 4 us : an ; et ea i ot pli dete a meee ¥ ; sre By ad {cellent By Apa igen, pero. Ooh on ie Re aa ie aan ag eA ER oY Uae iran ee eS Rabe EE du , A Ss Lis toe (“Ya oa oi ss 2 ‘ ee et ape : wrt. wetter one Cm aires oe |

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P @ ~~ ,STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; * Pollock, and “Ruf. Casper S. Yost and George A. Fool,” by Channing | a and Miss Adele Gehner. The “Loyalties,” by John Galsworthy. | programs will consist of dramatic in- The Fortnightly Club of Kirkwood | ‘terpretations of “Successes of the began Its 1823-1924 season Thureday | “New York Stage of 1923," “The Continued om Next Pase : a | : | > 3 : “i Te oN FS ‘ ae aa casero that Mrs. Lather” 10% to 40% Pat gaypt een has not acted as hostess 3 ~w. F. McMillan, Mrs. J. F. Smartt, Mra. BE. A. Skilern. @ Asan expression of gratitude to the St. Louis public for its loyal support and patronage the past three years. i at ln ae eal ind ‘ * . ee A feature was the presentation of eo eilk Confederate flag to the chap- ter by Mrs. Lorraine Jones in mem- ory of her husband, Capt. Lorraine James. who served four years under Gen. Robert E. Lee. | Tre Mey 2g oe i, ge | . The University Musical Research | Club will meet Tuesday at the hore iscoun of Mra. T. M. Wood, 14 Radcliffe avenue, University City. Mrs. Hugo Weimera, who traveled extensively ° ae the 2-Page threugh Germany recentiy, will talk 0 All R tail St k t em “Modern German Composers.” | n e Oc Announcemen Mre FE. George Payne of New a= a This I York. wife of the former presiden: of | ssue. True Life Stories. Harris Teachers’ College, will ve the To Continue Matrre mi nctreenee Part 6, guest of St. Lou's friends the last All Ge at week tn October. While here she $7.75 $1 2-90 $1] 7-52 Pages 12 and 13 - 2 ; we = , ros hd z . 77 n ty ane ¥ a phat 1e edd egies ole as al ee +r + “es a ae Ro eae + me SOR! Fy ~ e 7 - = 2 i. . aa Paes S OPTED ps S , in « “ = Lie ol Se ee eae ‘abe ‘ye i .divty ; By BE a ae 4 fi ” “ 7 Re EF) Gee cs Mace Ca eee er ae ay, oe ate slide satis tee spade tnincinnes aii Pet) a Prong will give readings at the Wednesday Club on Oct. 26 and 27. Among the. patronesses are: Mmes. Benjamin - F. Bush, Clay E. Jordan, Gilbert H. China Glassware Foz, Eugene Furz. W. J. EB. Allen. a a en 4 skin have r, scalp anc Sam + =. cone the largest sel- . ig ong eh eint in the C. -S. and » tg 22° cir applied Not af- ph by shampooing or any other trent. Convince yourself. “ ie On sale 58. Objets d'Art . + Mane de - ae et OF ah: " hy ~ : > ao bn ie, “ er , ; ~ ' “ ee . = y a 4 ho ¢ net i ape 9 ; . diva . ee : * ne ~geiiton J ; > y «gies Mi ied oe ee tT ee fiat, f a * r " Deiat ll pare ars ‘ ’ ‘ r ae ‘ ‘ , Wiest ne ee eee ee mo ¥ sd y 7 en ae itp oat. #;, gee BOR wea! 1S ry ‘ ro er ee » “4 i i % ae re i. : “7 ae a . 4 t a * —— ti ad — 2 i r phew ¥ - cain ei a aahaae 0) 9 Mi i at kee sf mm, ts g - by 2 4, en oan "7 ae hy % | > a ee ogee et ; . an it ‘ » ae ae 2 2 0 : ak 7 . pe a: igs eo a 4 3 "S a “e mig aor “om, Ae er F wip 3 a : ? , i We ay wih sf 7 Goldberg. George Gannett Byron, Nathan Bry, Jasper Black- burma, Gilbert H. Fox, Anthony Itt- ner, Walter H. Fuchs, Eugene J. Lin- genfelder, Walter McAvoy, Adolph A. Mever, H. H. Muchall, L. C. Rei)- ly, William L. Punsky, Edwin 1. Hyke. Benjamin Werner. John 7Za- borshyr, Frank P. Sterm. 8S Yan Raalte. Mavme R. Walden. Frank 3 “ f 4 : rae et a ; a 4 ’ , ae s u o ae a, . Lan’ hy i SS weed ie ; ee Cee et ee er lat | RE Ta adaiadl a ie Ree en asad Rae pik page tina ee amy oclanperbs mon hator ab! Sr tage ae on av . a teh ieis om on “ ee or ety? oes m, psrine.e —_— 9 ma”, TS ai AR a AMIN 62 7 ae 2m wii} . : é ee bt tahy oe MD batt 4 10 ty ae A «Sain ato O wa NEA % f ; Te , ; D wine ee at Pt Me DAS EMIS Si RII ie Irie ee I RNR ie iran = « ae - este we oa eaeg ieee To ii bi vor Pe «© aah be sales ab SS Pe ee ee te « p 3 * Ho, Ho! This Is Luck!— Just When We Are Celebrating With Our We’ve Been Appointed | gE PER a —_ S eee Exclusive Agente in | LVRNOLD | ia ion The name of these wonderful Shoes tells the story—they are built to lift and support the arch—they fit with glove-like smugness. Glove-Grip Shoes don’t have to be broken in—they’re made different and they feel right at the first wearing. As we are celebrating our 17th Anniversary, we are placing these new Glove- Grip lines on sale at reduced prices for this week only. MEN’S WOMEN’S Glove-Grip Shoes Glove-Grip Shoes The “ARDMORE” The *X”: A smart, ret conservative business Se named d-cause cf tts great peop WIEST See oe ee — A siete estes 3 tae eon, apes AY: ete , Le a) A Papin 1 ts Zs 2 Poe ee ae a3 y Bites Pass WE aie oA e —" ‘ iinet aia’ felted — a - ad Ep = iy ites a apt at By crite anh f pas ke. 2 PPy ner a ce NE: AMIR RS wr ‘Rip ae, ee 2 pe OPTS Pee = i? 2 > an ows th . as ANS ie ; i es ihe se Es PP a LPF ae oF ee a Z Fay nn Pe eee Le Cee: a an Sag RTT Pe ey we ‘ * c Aa a ’ . . cy Sr eate e nt esi Pe’ ehmihan XR) gus parva okt ee a, iF — me UAT RMR. OER! ANNAN ro ~ virt® a Cay BLES ul 4 . L o . | ly i PETS OLA OLATEGNS OBE ARES LAO ILE ID oi Rg ORE SY IIS BIT GBA a ah RADON eT NTA EI PARE NC AION: A PEGASO RAS ERAS) RAIL PB BEE SE - - ° nen) BAB yeh PE PONS Ar Ri mies nee we ; : . Be , « a cae ee cake : os | —de they hurt? EE Yeu can have absolute relief from Do pustul, burning callouses and other Sait pipe eae a ‘s 7 Ls - bo mam olf, a andi ean ca Parison an A wets ’ ‘ Y — : Pe Sane ae rw 4 Sia o> a tat ee ae ee Re 4 le a tema 2b a tal AS Veit a 20 mi ee. cerns, t: ot pe AUTHENTIC 4ND NEW! man's Shoe, with individuality ead eustom appearance. Comes in fue Havana brown kid er genuize black kangaroo. Sizes 6 to 12, widths AAA te D. Bubber heels, Geodyear welt soles and combinatien last, with heel twe sites narrower. Anniversary Special at $9.17 alarity with business and professions! women, whe must hare Shoes correct tm stvie as wel as comfort. Developet in Havana brown kid or genuine biack kangaroo with flat rubber heel; eombination last, narrew heel and the Gleve-Grip arch. All aises 8 to 19. Widths AAA to D. Anniversary Special at $9.17 Maurice Mendel stands as sponsor for correct styles at moderate prices. There is an appeal in this smart apparel to the woman who desires to count the cost. ‘DRESSES =" $25 and Upwards GOWNS | The ““Trim-Arch” 085 and Upwards ae Azether stvtsh Oxferd which ‘%& The “Panama” ERE RM aie Ase + Pte Sia ee Ak EA rig : capt tant vas"ey 2 ee ane r Az attractive strie and wery cem- fortable, in Havana brewn kid, Black or a medium shade of brewa ealf; blucher style, rubber heels, Goodrear welt sole and combina tion last. The same style alse comes tm a brown kid or black kangaroe Ox- made to ft with Glove-Grip smugness and comfort. Developed in s medium shade of tan calf, Havana brown kid er bdSlack kangarese, with rubber heel and tme Arno!d ation last that ingures smug ftt SPORT CLOTHES $25 and Upwards heel All sizes 3 to 10. Widths AAA (> pA D. . ; | COATS WRAPS $75 and Upwards $125 and Upwards do we offer a t of Always | a grea be ne much less than the usual charges of the Anniversary Special at te BiPtigts + papa aii - } a. ‘ 2 5e +. = .. 3 a A 5 + > ph a pe e.g >. 7 = 4 a eek * 4 a 4 “ 2 . ea a” os _ w +4 ’ 4 ia > a 7 f 4 ~ a, ‘Tea Z ae Fxe = oat be a >» eS 4 a - — Oy ~ ee 4 ee a 4 ie ¢ ae +: OF cal oe sg ES m2 4 Bd. y= ery, & e + ” ~ = “fs , aa wy * : ee oe bor BN q 1 a owe a 4% ee “a . i 4 Riese Pate . > = — 3 ’ se , aes ‘¢ ae ae AY + a Se ¥ : ; > & ‘5 » oes a : : we ee e “wr Be A ‘ = i wae." “‘g Ee a > rh Pay. ¥ - ae are . Fogo ~ ee oe a a ar Dee » ae ae ee anes ‘Ey pa 2. Se a7 f > ale > jo eae 5 a Fis Pe kas . ee o- Ss a 4 . = i wn Lea " ~~ i Bee hu" iTS Te ic ARNOLD seo Glove-Grip Line GIrONVi ncreases Our Capacity GRIP for Service —AND IN MILLINERY | ane Seldom does «a manufacturer ef | BN. _ we) a Sit i. a itme of Shoes ae popular a ee as, | Glove-Grips confine istridu.- ; ; ei, = : . ies . =" 7 >| ‘ as, the exciusivs Glove - Grp PICTURING A SATIN MODEL store of St. Louis and proud sf | “ , | AT $5 a this reopenitton of our bility ' %, ii a t®8 Serre the communitr (And Satin Is the Vogue, Indeed) tion im @& .arge city to one store. We are proud of our selection * The Place to Buy Shoes" Til WASHINGTON AVE. se

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SUNDAY, | } } The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. Ls H - oe ke} ae —_ ss ait , mE ie 3 4031 Lexington ave-jed by Mrs. Claude Ricketts. The| Oct. 22 at the home of Mra B. Ww. a history lesson was conduct-|next regular meeting will be held! Thornhill, 3524 MeKean avenue, | i ” OF CLUBS for the opening meeting, but ow!ng/| wood avenue. Assisting hostesse’ The Bon Amis were organized Dec. ' Bt. Louis held its first meeting of the Mrs. C. Sievert, AND ST. LOUIS beste aan illness, she was unable to! will be Mmes. Roger P. Annan, J. P. 15, 1921, by Gertrude Meidner, presi- year on Oct. 1, at the residence of nue. The . The officers of the club/ Keyes, F. U. Whitis, F. J. Steuber dent; Anne Brown, secretary and | WOMEN’S SOCIETIES | are Mrs. H. N. Henderson, president: |and H. G. Squires. Reports of the | treasurer: Alice Wallerstein, Annette a Ke | gontinued From Preceding Page. {| Mrs. William -Conway, vice-presi-| delegates to the State convention will |\Cytron, Rose Fadem, Evelyn Levin- aa ammme eitaihnt —_— ernoon at the home of Mrs, H. N,/ dent; Mrs. R. N. Stubbs, recording|be gtven. ‘son and Merla Sobel. The purpose of Swenderson and Miss Clara Pultis,| Secretary; Mrs. C. T. Pullis, corre- ‘the society is to assist the poor and F $04 West Pine boulevard. This is| rote adage 3 Miss Mary lee, The Bon Amis held their regular | destitute of the city and Jewish peo-— ‘3 Pene first-time in the 28 years of the. Pag jg Mrs. J. W. Pickel, auditor, | weekly meeting at the residence of ple of foreign countries. ot ; a Eewub'’s existence that Mrs. Luther 2nd Mrs. 8. E. Jones, historian. The. Miss Anne Brown. 5020 Cates ave-| 4 : . . rad 2 Les next n t . Seen + wd , , ar Sarmstrong has not acted as hostess ecting will be held at: che| The United States History Club of | | a +: } a nue, , ey ee oe rd ‘home of Mmes. Sale and Clayton, 425 e, on Thursday evening, Oct. 11 | North Kirkwood road, Oct. 25. | in “ | GRAND-LEADER | M. A. E. McLure chapter, U. D. C., | i , elected the following officers Mon- | | day: Mrs. G. K. Warner, president; ‘Mmes. Tom Brown M. A. Breen, | George Andrea, T. M. Young, Otto : | _Furbinger, first, second, third, fourth and fifth vice presidents, respective- | ly; Miss Laira Phillippi, recording | —S secretary; Mrs. O. H. Byrd. corres- | Mf on Ai) ; : ) ponding secretary; Mrs. John Hurch, | na SS 7 : | 7 | treasurér; Mis. Reed Harkne&, his- | . -. a , torian; Mrs. W. H. Dickey, registrar; | . . r ; : ie The Question of Gray Hair iis San Sircccos er tier -\ ik | " : A NEW science—new features and improvements perfected BD EMetbownntoneanemen te for (07 ye A every day. But in the last few months particularly impor- SSicisexrcloriginalmade. Quick | pucinghamm Tlotel, Oct, 10, by the ee | ee tant strides have been made. Receiving Sets so simplified that on and permanent in effect. | si 3 ez ®& j Se ettory resulis to thousands |; Cornelia Greene Chapter, Daughters ‘Ee (. 2D of women and absolute harmless- Of the American Revolution. Deco- | .\ | : } fr | they can be operated with the greatest efficiency and resultful- _gpess to hair, scalp and skin have ration: were in red and yellow dah- : | r4 | nN ‘ ° made Brownatone te largest — lias. Guests of aon chapter wore Y: P . }, 8 : hess by any ordinary layman. A complete selection of such Sets Canada. Easily applied. Not af- | Mrs. E. G.- Sewell, vice president F on bd h + Py : — — is here at prices that afford the fullest possible values. fected by opener yg soe | or any =e general, of Florida; Mrs. S. H. Cur- 4 v ; . . pen tite for trial bottle. is ante | lee, regert of the St. Louis chapter; everywhere—o0c and $1.50. Mrs. F. H. Harrington, regent of Invisible Duo-Bifocal Lenses = ee: seni Sie Douglas Oliver chapter; Mrs. George | | Ob / S e mete a eagt Sg, MeBineny: regent Bt. Chari chap: | 4+. $9.50 solete Sets at Reduced Prices A ] 7 a Belleville chapter. Those who con- | . ‘ ‘ - . _ . BROWNAT ONE tributed to the program were Mrs. | F ee Te it ae OMPLICATED, intricate Sets that require the skilled . = Tints Gray Mair Any Shede T. F. Browne and Mrs. J. D. An-' you nave aciaye aving your lenses Changed, Or 1 | " ciao . 3 thony of Brownsville, Tenn.; Mrs. you have neglected having your eyes examined, you will wel- | knowledge of . protessional mechanician are not what at hc eg A. eee, ae come the opportunity to secure glasses at a great saving. the public wants, hence many manufacturers are loaded up with Sisie Matiack, Mrs. John Trigg} | . : : : ee oo en ene Only the-most modern scientific instraments are used by our such receivers and are endeavoring to dispose of them by price ‘of Florida, Mrs. George McElheny ' skilled optometrists. If your eyes do not need glasses no appeals alone. But, remember, such Sets are only worth what of St. Charles and Mrs. F. H. Har-| charge will be made for the examination. If you do need | they bring! _rington. | — r4 gt — lenses a ee ~y: oe . y RO | | urnished at the low price of $9.50, with no extra charge for | : EE ee a eemahnaiints ob isn femmes It you want to get the full enjoyment, buy an improved, | oe M,C; MM. | simplified Radio Receiver. P. T. A., met Thursday at the Clar- | This special offer prevails during the present week only. Idge Hotel. The president, Mrs. ©. P ? . , (Main Floor.) | P. Walsh, outlined the work for the | D d bl 1: h S f fi $35 ‘coring vear and explained the epen d C u c e 5 rom up. credits to be given for the’ standard | | ,' AER& i J ER , of efficiency in educational work. 9 The following school ted tl | , , ear weqhe anh Golagtion .to ’ the GRAND-LEADER Grebe _—*Freid-Eisemann Murad state convention to be held at St.. | Radiola Portable Sleeper Monotrol Joseph, Mo., - | ee eee SS Cutting & Washington Lowell, Miss Clara Zellwegen; Roe, | ‘Mrs. Robert Caskey; Monroe. Ars. (Feerth Bloat.) Geo. Bigel an@ Mes. AL MSN) We===coosossssa “EXCLUSIVE Bi = ‘Fanning, Mrs. Caste: Horace Mann. | mB FT ‘Mrs. J. Hevker and Mrs. O. C. Bar- B T Sh | BUT | YOUR FEET ‘tels; Hodgen, Mrs. J. Hammerstein; Tl) eau VY Op gg Oak Will, Mrs. D. F. Bowles and Mrs. | NOT ge . | / | You can have absolute relief from : J . . s . + . i+ 7 painful, burning callouses and other The Book Club was entertained | P W, foot troubles such es fallen arches. | ean- by Miss A. M. Scett at the Bellerive 7 : ermanent aving ing ankles and the like. Merely consult Country Club on Monday afternoon. our Foot Relief Expert who is trained J 12° Program included quotations: \& y Are Still Available im the from Missouri authors followed by papers, “Topography of Missouri,” S ~ by Mrs. H. G. Holden, and “Historic You Can ave 2 % ne nteresting St. Louis.’ by Mrs. J -s ono Bs : ra On all other work through the purchase of our Sistem at Feet Correction ee | Coupon Cards on yu - ss mame os aaata =e 9 = =a THESE cards are not transferable but may be used ‘ t v oF i had ry ¥ . © ° . . . . . *. ® mace of your stockinged foot. rks enmerazie . any time within one year for manicuring, hairdressing, : iew officers installed ~ . 0 a to tc stag hoc an ne get HW. ed shampoos, massages or any other work in our Beauty Shop, : : : " =a —==— a ee ee — a — a = : — —F x gon; vice president, Mrs. W. H. except permanent waving. (Third Floor.) —— PP?) OVO (Main Floor.) | Dickey; secretary, Mrs. A. V. Hoff- Sees eee 'man; treasurer, Mrs. Woodward, and _ _—- will meet Tuesday at the home of ‘Mrs. Bert H. Peck, 505 Bast Lock- NONI Se CeptlbEN GRAND-LEADER a SO em Nm Me | Cary PR. TT > | iture Values of Extreme Importance — ew! 6) STIX. BAER 8 FULLER |} “Wty os an a for correct styles 8-P 1ece Dining-Room Suite ; 4 4 e Ba & F ll ‘§ | directors, Mrs. Bridges, Mrs. Brookes | 1) | | . \) : Stix, er uuer jand Mrs. Orear. . | | z GRAND-LEADER | | oe » , Webster Groves Chapter, D. A. R., GRAND-LEADER . a : 3 a »peal in this smart : _--—-s GRAND-LEADER > to count the cost. | - ee. i: | n ! 4b American § | 9 5 Tudor 7 SR = Be Sa | | |} ea |) ’ ne OWNS | Victrolastyle 210, LET RS, 4 a - Brunswick Royal, : | elt J ; Walnut : Design $65 and Upward coed cee ee VERY housewife who wishes to fur- pwards (Sa ae : 3 : | : ow nish her dining room should give special consideration to this offering, as | HES it is an exceptional opportunity. This | Dining-Room Suite is carefully finished 125 and Upwards throughout and consists of 66-inch buf- fet, oblong table, five side and one arm- _ chair—upholstered in figured tapestry. China Closet to match, $45.00 Enclosed Server to match, $35.00 - > ~——* = - EE AE ee ee Ee. een nena ==. == —- a variety of mn styles at ges of the Make Your Home a Place of OF CHARM : RING to it that soothing and uplifting influence of 2 3 / a i PODRL 4 good music. Either of the' splendid Phonographs 1 | IS is a beautiful four-piece — in a 7 ' , | | pular Tudor design fashioned 1m satin Is the Vogue, | F pictured above will place at your command the best mu- <1ca: pcpettoes walk] Saal an Agee sical performances of the world’s greatest artists. | | struction throughout. Suite consists of tia _ ——— ili 48-inch dresser, chifforette, full-length 1e secnmnaat eaters Complete Lines of Victors, Brunswicks and Sonoras i] vanity and full-size bow-end bed. A % i'll truly noteworthy offering. each one distinctive ° | Delivery Made Upon First Payment of $5.00 \l - @onvenient Payment Terms he expressive of an | : Balance in Small Monthly Payments i | May Be Arranged ARE ARRIVING DAILY : 7 (Fourth Floor—Music Salon.) | (Seventies = ee Ng IT OE OL A EN oe ee ee i re a tne ae —--* -- - —

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‘ST. LOUIS est cai The ony armation of the Daily POST- “DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe- Democrat | and the ° Times es Combined eel —— —_ - on —-—— - ——— = — and ee ———— Hi arn | _Socialltems || A birthday party was given Oct. | 7 by Mrs. Augusta Springli at 2624 Cass avenue. Those present were: | Misses Creata and Frieda Springli, Minnie Sperring, betty Spingler, | . . GRAND-LEADER Minnie Alexander and Messrs. ; Charles, Charles Jr. Carl and John Springli Jr.. Emil Sperring. Carl Spindler and Herman Schnatmever. — - ~« A surprise party was given recen!' ly “a ana Miss Bern ivan ¢ ’ 6032 North Union boulevard T guests were Misses abhin . “gh ‘kes 5 . Myrtle Van Hee, Gladys Meyer, A:- veria Gastrow, Mary Kolkeman:, Helen Cordin. Charlotte Kelly anda Messrs. Jack Dumont, John Krow anu ley, Paul Rudolph, ‘Timothy Hart i Chi Id Wj Cc man, Joseph and Bert Faber 500 Newest Style Hats oe ildren’s Winter oats Mr. and Mrs. “Adotpi, Popper o ae $1 50 October 15th to 20th—Bargains Every. Day At $395 p,:, 4316 North Union boulevard wil receive thiei: friends informally SERIES of unusual purchases, made under particularly-advantageous conditions, promises a ['N the lot are small boys’ Coats of chind in belted style, also girls’ Coats of coreg from 8 to 11 o'clock tonight at ume UNDREDS of styles of Lyons velvet, A series of sales this week that will completely demonstrate the value-giving opportunities of vet, finished with fur collars and lined be Gatesworth Hotel, in honor of theh : ; : panne felt, duvetyns and combinations, in been announced. Mr. Kahn is the) face styles, with trimmings of ribbons, bows, pins. teen. Sizes 2 to 6 years. sef 5788 Westminster place. . h h look for the “D matron. (Downstairs Store.) Vv r e own- : ; “pate : , space does not permit the exploitation of many others, we suggest that you look fo white waists, diiatibe tela Gnatee street entertained on Saturday for daughter, Miss May Popper, whose | k b lose-fitti ffects and off-the- , . 4 - € engagement to Arthur Kahn has| Pee NERS, Cheeses shopping 1n the Downstairs Store. += X dM iH an Kahii embroidered effects and drapes. Come in colors . ies aoe ie and black. Styles for the miss, young woman or The values presented in this store announcement for Monday are truly exceptional, and because Creepers and Rompers, IC. ae Of chambray and check gingham, some made a Arnold of 404 W yo ning Pps, atise Ide Arn | , stairs Store Week” price tickets—they’ll tell you of savings of exceptional interest. - signs. Sizes 1 to 3 years. (Downstairs Stre: ‘ gin. Miss Avline Norfleet, 0! oe . . ‘ . - 3 . ES oe Retioreon City, 3a 1000 Bags and Boxes Anticipate your Fall and Winter requirements in this sale. You'll profit thereby. aes . pee: ne $] 00 Women’s Comfort Shoes 5 | The St. Lonis Parliamentars Club will have a meeting of the beginners’ class ai 1! o'clock tomor- ] == Wh are fashioned of wool French plaid-back and _ double-face i 2500 Yards Drapery Si k 4 a cee eee in’ black, day, Oct. 17 at 3:00 p. m. The asub- § AY} ; 4d tach , “ N * m ~gatimpenarar ~ ject for study will be the three S s, 8 - Hil serge, wool crepe and dropstitc coatings, also some ing- ! own, , ee eee oe eng unce oma with a iit | P p posting erring: ary 85 C, $] ne anil $] -49 49 Yen and gray, sizes 5% to — - etnetie ametioues oo sides ont back. Lew. bust and 4 tricolette. In all the wanted bones included. They come in a 714. (Main Floor.) THESE | are Silks that can be used in ¢ pos eo ee ee ha fit down snugly over hips. Four hose supporters. _ Hy styles and have all the newest all the wanted styles with yoke, | 3 7 Cabanne Bratich Library. Union éé 99 ° bi st room in the home for windows. doors, . bi sad THRIFT VE] ee Venus”’ Make Confiners, 45c | Hf style touches of the season. skeleton, half and full lining. spreads, etc. Lot includes Silk, Silk and Lisle and : A boulevard and Cabanne avenue. | : ' | 5 , Fiber Silks. “All col Long models made of pink mesh material with ae u. Come in navy, brown and black. Shown in tan, brown, gray, f Warsi sae colors and « Gh ae a Fe. The Buy-Way of St.. ity & oe Mrs. J. B. Gander of 7346 West- elastic around waist to fit low over top of corset | es moreland drive, gave a dinner party, or girdle. Sizes 34 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) ik Sizes for misses 16 to 20, for blue and green. Sizes for , We secured these Drapery Silks from a leading” | Women’s Union Su convert f Silk h Ke : er o ilks, and at the prices provide ” ae for $1.1 Friday evening In honor of Mrs, W. | ! R. Rapp of Chicago and Mrs. H. B. women 36 to 44 and extra sizes misses 16 to 20 and for women ceptional value- giving. (Downstairs. Stored” See Sample Union Suits of Krenning of Arcadia, Mo. Mrs. Rapp. ; 6 t Onl 1] 6 has been the guest of Mrs. T.. M.) 4 O 50. niy 425 to sell. 36 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) — des. White and pink. Ma i ) Women’s Thread Silk Hose estos: ah te grates, White and pis 78 Brohammer of 7201 Maryland ter-— | in every style. Women’s Undergarments } Novelty Handkerel race for a fortnight. “a 89c i ; SUIT AGAINST COMMONWEALTH | FULL fashioned with high spliced heels 2500 Yards of Corduroy at 58c Yard ; ORG 95c el “ } IB son andes HOME FINANCE C0, DISMISSED and lisle tops. Come in black and colors. Pr . | WIDE and narrow wale Corduroy, in practically every known shade, in lengths from 1 to 20 yards. The ‘In this group are— . + * = ue " 7 “ oe wae ™ 44 hy odie oe et) ne ee Sed nilaie re bes eine 5 . OE EOS | + ae ss ee eee 4 eee Seen ne , : Fe ’ : ‘ ithe Selina . EN eg Tn SP 8 ae > | " ae ME, soi : on ea Nh tel de aed ‘ 3 wer > eed “ rot MD Si abiagtte Yin’ Phdha: ee a Kari pecablne hastiladed” 26 Uwibara a ieee ee ee Nan n, A Re a in negtie sins Neate ode Sted ae fol. x 7 Wyse * ; » ‘ Di F ah tp abu tveneeingll yp Hin + — ~~! + ——* +s nt Be Eon k a oe Sallie St pet mies ¥ ee Sag ES: pre~ emer = on i PO) ey a eS : = . 3 > = ‘= ” 2 _ ' a Liha = sleeve models; have machine embroidery. Plaintiff. Thread silk and wool with seamed back. Bolivia Coating Twill-Back Velveteen 40-Inch Georgette of eens eenice ] 50 Slightly : Lengths from 1 to 5 yards ani | 500 Full- Size Umbrella Everette style = * > \ Me BS spunea ion at the same time he took charge. of black. Most all 54 inches wide. to 4 yards. About 300 yards to sell at this shown in all the winnie shades. ether similar organizations. It was imperfect. low price. : ae (Downstairs Store.) At $] .69 ig 26-Piece Apartment Set stated by Charles A. Neu , at-) — . . torney for the Bacmenmaatel, that IGH-GRADE English Broadcloth Shirts Dainty spray d applied pereeinin makes this Set ver} the organization had started to liqui- | of a well-known make, some have collars at- " Ait a date before the receivership and the. tached, others in neckband style. Seconds, and : U | . . cash surrender value. There is still Men’s Union Suits, 95c heavy wood handles in a variety of shapes. H Brees 02400 in the tronspry| to be | : Well made heavy fleece lined with long sleeves Voile Curtains $ 95 —_ Axminster Rugs erp Oey aoactaia cs Ge ee “4 a th va cae R: Monday Each nd the price provides a most unusua ue ! an contents Relgers, Repeld. (end ankle length. Come in ecru only. Slight sec- At 98c Set At $34.75 D airs Stor Ri apanese and Oriental patte . (Downs i The trustees are F. J. Pollnow, R. | onds. Sizes 36 to 44 i tal ’ Sent é er , *: se N ° (irownstairs store.) ~ r C, Maginity and W. A. Willford. EMSTITCHED with HEAVY grade, in numerous | =% Sea art purposes, etc. 3 dainty ruffles on side and bot- allover and Oriental effects : : Cre; de C t $1 3 tom. Ruffled tie-backs. 375 sets si a i S ble f h - se ’ ARGE-SIZE Robe Blanket } : der. uitable for any room in the . , sell. Limit sets to cus ankets, with a cotton eider W Women S Pettibloomers sibaner. “eee: L down finish, for making bath or lounging robes, and nome, Slee Guee rem: ae ’s LongiGloves — " hn ben rcp 1 may also be used for bed blankets. 6x9 A : R A shades, suita esses a x9 Axminster Rugs 4 45 e undergarments. = inches wi At Pair 2 , La urtains At 69c ce C They are in pretty woven jacquard figures, combinations At $19.95 Black Taffeta, $r. At $1.69 Pair of blue, gray, brown, green and other colors. Measure A chaice at al nee a Silk Dress Taffeta in b THESE are of a two-thread lisle in Scotch net weaves in a great ven ume in eel ce ee A VALUE aut of the ordinary are inches wide. colors and color combinations. All are paageg a agp pk gto bor- Sh bie tn adi p Be rs Sty . Fine 4 these Bayer ad yy in bisects a n | : ‘Wool ‘Remnant full cut with shirred elastic knee. Seconds, ders, nguread or plain center. eet R ' ow : ang gray. Oo seiect from a group o & Ye full cut with shi a eli a s, $1.45 Each ~ Flannelette, 19c Yard | grade. Size 6x9 feet. that are full 24 inches long at so low a price | Including the season . 75 Child ‘a tes Suits 95 Arabian Panels Pn pods ¢ me - Readymade Soft-fleeced Outing Flan- 25x50-Inch Rag Rugs enuins ga hay rniye ig 7/4 Fer e . : fame havinsmrams 8 igi. and llaren s nicn Sults Cc eets of good quality, and | nelette, in all-white, or with ; 3 theen* and ails’ ‘Banded DS add $2.49 and $3.49 Each e extra length, measuring | pink and blue stripes. Full i ” sh Cannan ‘ , (DoWnstairs store), Bis Sold by the piece. =. aa : ‘ , Ix i , - -Or- ‘ ae Union Suits wf fleece lined cotton; long Have large motifs that are os cae. yard ware Shan foc tataweuen: mata oncest weg he Madeira Luncheon N. At $5.95 Dozen sleeves and ankle length; all sizes. | mounted on heavy bobbinets. 40 Pi d bs - irs Stor 3 o’ Clock Special nine age i wes me Lis gre 2000 House Dress Aprons 4 Made of fine round.thres hand-scalloped and 72x90 inches. ory Kae Ne ee al a (Downstairs Store.) inches wide. 25x50-inch size. . ap, wins PR ye . lrish. Point Curtains Satinette, 43c Yard Congoleum Floorcovering At 95c Beis } pear aly wo corners. _ and ‘he . Highly mercerized Cot Sati 2g peeks —Ma! Men S Worsted Trousers $3.49 and $4.49 Pair sertoue, : Solid poten or bleed, it ie tee 59c Square Yard , ae eer Excellent patterns mounted on etc. Yard wide. 1000 yards on special! sale. Congoleum in choice tile and A NEW YORK maker's entire s Ag $2.69 = ee Ph tase and ee fancy effects, in the 2-yard width. stock, embracing a very diversified Collection” pretty ectia co a, a airs to sell. stairs Store. Please bring measurements. of Dresses of percale in light and dark colori ri] | chid. ma as — Ste: (Downstairs Store.) | in the popular plaids, stripes and checks. ne for Loge EATLY tailored of dark worsted in a have Peter Pan collars, others pre are collarless, Trim: good assortment of stripes. Cut full and med in many new designs. Sizes 36 * 44. sa Lingerie Batiste, ee cap will give extra good service. Sizes 3000 Gingham Dresses 1000 Girls’ Fall Dresses Children’ ‘ School Sweater a Batic, slabs fer Tor undies, Men’s Overalls, $1.00 Pair inches wide. (Square 9—Ma! Strongly made of 220 denim, extra heavy, full . Sizes 36 to 46— Monday Sizes 7to 12—Monday a A $2 95 ae | Cae ft e = I loge aan hae We Oct 5 My Nas te ® “ 2 - a” ee ee Pee ee oe cut, and have all the necessary pockets. Sizes 32 to 42. ‘ Tho w netaiy = Stn oe Y tae | coe fee: , . ina ay, mode, beaver and ae : ‘is 2 ¥ q :2 “f e «4 ar hh - 4 : ; ’ 3.4 hi * ? % =). Dee 3 ae : : ia @ ls - o— f : : + é #3 : . Ss a | eZ n Ee § : ae 7 - 3 * ee or, 4 PY ; ; aX, ? zs 3" . S95 4 f i: 32% 2a oF “t | ris oad veg fe 4 i, § = . Ms.) q -€ c 12 | P bs “i 2 id r} “oy 23° co 3 im /*> "a = aog % | - : ae a4 ie bee) if a $. 48h 5c ee a. 4% an 2 = he Toe ie] ~ 4 ° ey -, See —s a d Se ‘ . a ee ’ § h4 * ‘ 2) 4 eae f PS } Fe te : - Zt ° * 4 a a: eee a . Ba B : 4 8 ; * ae : ~ Bez: . 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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1993. — _ — ee eee - A ene _ ee ; lal ’s Winter Coats $ 3.95 Pair ee ee 6 years. sand Rompers, 59c D 3 Vears. Dow : EEK small boys’ Coats of chinchilla , also girls’ Coats of corded vel. fur. collars and lined with ga. nd check gingham, some made wit; intily trimmed with nursery de- °"gaire Store ) ms z 3 . 1's Comfort Shoes | || $71.19 \¢ eet - 6 Gr | black dongola leather Ox. rubber heels, also strap Slip- t ible soles and rubber heels. ! HE pir Slippers, hand-turned soles, ining and silk pompons. Sizes s Felt Slippers, 85c ractive colors and color combi- Padded soles, and Downstairs Store.) | | ' ds Drapery Silks | ilks that can be used in every home for windows. doors. bed- t includes Silk, Silk and Lisle and colors and a great variety of pat- 4 10.8. ese Drapery Silks from a leading ks, and at the prices provide ex- mI Ving. Mownstairs Store.) ’s Undergarments Dheied: ete p are— muslin, in shpover and kimono ; have machine embroidery. memise of lingette in colors, also ity novelty crepe and trimmed ing. f lingette in colors. made with knee or with double cuff. i Dpw irs Store.) Sia -Size Umbrellas a $] 69 women’s high-grade American feta Umbrellas with wide tape Bs and side straps on bakelite and dles in a variety of shapes. Have rrules. There are only soo to sell, ovides a most unusual value. (‘Downstairs Store.’ ’s Long Gloves $3.45 Pair qut of the ordinary are button Gloves in black. brown > select from a group of Gloves 24 inches long at so low a price worthy of your greatest en- me in sizes 6 tg 7°>. (Dot'’nstairs Store.) use Dress Aprons At 95c ORK maker's entire surplus @cing a very diversified ¢ollection ercale in light amd dark colorings Plaids, stripes and checks. Some ollars, others are collarless. Trim- designs. Sizes 36 to 44. r= St ore.? s School Sweaters At $9.95 pweaters, fancy weaves, in tan, and red. Button-front style, with Sizes 6 to 14 years. tairs Store / Yullover Sweaters in the pullover style with i] (Oijiars Come in plain and Olors. Seconds. and sizes 24 to 34- oat Sweaters, $2.25 collars Lome ivi izes 24 to 4 heather. colors. p>econds. ‘om netaire« Store.) oe meee ete ae ae aa teeeneeeneeeieensmnennti A see _—_ wa sannieetttemetetiee ae ——_—— _- = = Pa * » z 3 4 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14,. 1923. GRAND-LEADER n Pages 7 and 8 ER & FULLER Re nn a ae ee —_—_— — — ’ his Sec tion imes Combined by Approximately 40,000. = eR eT —~ If You Live Out of the City Write Mary Allen of our Personal Shopping Bu- reau. She will shop for you as carefully as though your requirements were her own. | : —————— = ‘French Tunics A Special Selling @ «$5 E. LA. BORATE dinner and dance Dresses are easily fashioned from these beautiful imported tunics which are shown in a fascinating va- riety of colors and de- signs. Of net, chiffon and crepe, they are beaded, spangled and embroidered in attrac- tive patterns on back- grounds of white, black and colors. (Main Floor.) let touch of smartness to the tailored costume. P. K. sewn, with strap wrist and gored cuff and embroidered backs of two-tone they come brown, beaver, and gray, sizes 5% to 774, “Perrin’s’ Gloves Of Imported Kid $3.45 IS beautiful im- ported kid Gaunt- gives the final effects, in black, mode (Main Floor.) The Buy-Way of St.Louis Women’s Union Suits, 39c—3 for $1.15 Sample Union Suits of the better grades. White and pink. Most every size represented, but not every size in every style. Novelty Handkerchiefs At 25c Dozen Four thousand Handkerchiefs for women and children are offered for Monday only. In allover printed Pais- ley design, %4-inch hemstitched hem. Sold by the dozen only. Casement Curtains, $1.45 Ea. Attractive voile Curtains with dou- ble rows of Russian filet lace, sepa- rated with embroidered band, hem- stitched. Finished with thread fringe that has black heading. Men’s House Slippers, $2.39 Kid House Slippers. Opera and Everette styles, hand-turned soles. Men’s Felt Slippers, $1.89 pair 26-Piece Apartment Set, $3.75 Dainty spray design applied on semi- porcelain makes this Set very attrac- tive, and includes six dinner plates, six salad plates,@ix cups and saucers, one meat dish and one baker. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Printed Radiums, $1.39 Yard All-silk Radium Pongees, many apanese and Oriental patterns, for monos, art purposes, etc. 36 inches wide. Crepe de Chine at $1.39 Yard All-silk quality,’ iméilight and dark thades, suitable for dresses as well as undergarments. 40 inches wide. Black Taffeta, $1.39 Yard Silk Dress Taffeta in black only. 36 inches wide. (Escalator Square—Main Floor.) Wool Remnants Including the season’s newest and most attractive fabrics. Plain and fancy weaves. For skirts and dresses. Sold by the piece. (Square 2—Matin Floor.) Madeira Luncheon Napkins At $5.95 Dozen Made of fine round-thread linen, with hand-scalloped and hand-eyelet embroidered corners. : : (Square 7—Main Floor.) Lingerie Crepe, 39c Yard Has a soft, silky finish and is in pretty solid colors—peach, pink, or- chid. maize, as well as white; suitable for fine undergarments. Lingerie Batiste, 29c Yard Soft finish, mercerized checked Batiste, suitable for undies and chil- dren’s wear. Pink and white. 36 inches wide. (Square 9-—Main Floor.) Chamois-Suede Gloves, 98c 16-button imported chamois-suede loves, with embroidered backs. Gray, mode, beaver and covert. Chamoisette Gauntlets, popular shades, §oc pair Imported Candlesticks At 25c Each White metal Candlesticks, polished finish and metal base. 6 inches high. Salt Shakers, 2 for 25c Imported Salt Shakers, well made with glass bottom and white metal sifter top. An excellent value. (Thrift Avenue.) THRIFTAVENUE ~* ~ | \ 4 , ning wear as well as more practjcal The October Sale of FURS | TAE Wraps in the October Sale of Furs have not only reached their zenith in beauty and Juxuriousness but offer special price advantages. Made of the finest peltry, there are Wraps elaborately designed for eve- Coats which are so conservatively styled that they answer for either formal or informal occasions. At $1250—A full-length Alaska Seal Wrap of finest quality; sable collar. At $750—A beautiful natural Mink Coat, three-quarter length. At $650—A handsome full-length Persian Lamb Wrap, combined with Skunk. At $495—Full-length garment of Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat), with Viatka Squirrel combination of collar, cuffs and border. At $450—Beautiful full-length Caracul Wraps in tan, beige and platinum. At $395—Handsome full-length Mole Wrap trimmed with taupe fox. At $295—Full-length Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) Wraps, plain and fur combination collars. At $245—Beautiful Walking Coats of Caracul, Mole and other novelty furs. At $19s—Short Fur Jacquettes in Caracul, Mole, Hudson Seal (dyed musk- rat), Jap Mink and other furs. ranging in price from Misses’ Fur Coats, suitable for school and college wear, in all sizes $69.50 up to $175 | Fox Scarfs in natural red, brown, cocoa, taupe, platinum, blue dyed, black and pointed, from Stone Martens, two-skin Scarfs, from Baum Martens, two-skin Scarfs, from Hudson Bay Sables, priced from Russian Sables, priced from TRIMMED $24.75 and $39.75 up to $79.50 $49.75 up to $89.75 $89.75 up to $145 $125 up to $195 for two skins $225 up to $495 for two skins (Third Floor.) HATS Offer Unusual V alues oé 4), ™ C a o 72 WHETHER you wish to be dashing or demure, con- spicuously smart or conservatively chic, you will find in this offering exactly the Hat that you desire. Large Hats and small Hats, in vel- vet and velour, black Hats and Hats in the newest shades, Hats with fur trims, feather trims, ribbon trims, em- broidery trims, ornament trims and novelty trims, present a riot of lovely Hats to choose from. You will wish to come early to have a privileged choice. Untrimmed Felts, $1.45 This is a special purchase of 300 Felt Hats, offering the most popular shapes of the season, in sand, beaver, brown, pearl, black and red. Simple trimmings to com- piete them may also be purchased in our Millineéty Department. (Third Floor.) MERODE UNDERWEAR In Weights for Fall Merode Union Suits, $1.50 UNION Suits of very fine cotton, medium in Cuff knee. weight, with bodice or tailored top. Extra sizes are priced at $1.75. Merode Union Suits, $2.50 Of medium-weight wool-and-cotton mixture, with silk They have tailored top, and cuff knee. stripe. Extra sizes are priced at $7.00. Separate Garments, $1.50 Separate Garments in wool and cotton mixtures with They are shown in a variety of models. silk stripe. Extra sizes are priced at $1.75. Girls’ Union Suits, $1.25, $1.75 Medium-weight Union Suits of fine grade cotton. Shown in most all the desirable shapes. 2 to (Main Floor.) 16 years. A SELLING OF DINNERWARE 100-Piece Dinner Service, $39.50 Decorated in refined gold band effect, with mat gold handles. Best quality semi-porcelain. This Service is particularly serviceable as it comes in an open-stock pattern. 100-Piece Dinner Service, $21.00 Dainty floral and bird design with blue con- necting line makes this Service of semi-porce- lain doubly attractive. 47-Piece Dinner Service, $7.95 A complete Service for six persons, is dec- orated in neat blue spray design, on semi- this Service has mat gold handles. in daint ment. pieces can be secured. 7 lain. ; : grt Apartment Service, same as above, ra alin namic $4.50 | 17-Piece Tea Sets 7-Piece Chocolate . /f At $4.95 Sets at $3.45 Assorted styles of hand-dec- orated china. The Set includes teapot, sugar and creamer and six cups and saucers. — der - china. Decorated in various bor- effects on Japanese Fringed Velvet Rugs Size 9x12 Feet, $3 6 SD ‘THESE Rugs are of a splendid quality. Beautiful Persian designs are shown in blending colors. room, dining room or bedroom. Royal Wilton Rugs, $82.50 Handsome Rugs of durable quality, are finished on ends with fringe. A full color assortment. Size 9x12 feet. Seamless Axminster Rugs, $67.50 Seamless Axminster Rugs of the finest quality are remarkable values at the price named. 9x12 size. Gold Seal Congoleum, 79c Sq. Yd. A durable floorcovering for the kitchen and bath. There are four patterns to choose from. 3-yard width. RUFFLED They are unusually attractive for living Brussels Rugs, $29.75 Empire Seamless Brussels Rugs in the gx12 size. Very attractive designs. Inlaid Linoleums, $1.50 Sq. Yard Nairn’s straightline Inlaid LinoJeum in a complete assortment of patterns, including block and tile. For kitchen or bath. Axminster Rugs, $52.50 to $70.00 Lovely Persian designs are displayed in these extra-size Axminster Rugs. 11.3x12 Feet. (Sixth Floor.) CURTAINS Of Figured Voile and Crisp Grenadine Special, $7.22 VERY timely offering of unusually pretty Curtains of excellent grade, well made, and with tie-backs to match. A Drapery Velours $1.85 Yard A luxurious deep-pile dra- pery fabric in rich tones, suit- able for door or window hang- ings. ‘Shown in green, black and mulberry, 54 inches wide. Pair Drapery Silk At 95c Yard Attractive color effects and softly hanging draperies may be achieved through this love- ly fabric of lustrous. artificial Silk. It will produce charm- ing results at either door or window. (Sixth Floor.) Your Household Needs Are Supplied at Savings Winter Refrigerator, $2.49 Originally made for the United States Army, it is very practical as a Winter Re- frigerator for the porch. Large and roomy, measuring 27% inches square, and with nine compartments on the inside. A Special Demonstration of Brushes Made by one of the foremost Brush man- ufacturers, of twisted wire, there 18 a Brush for every purpose, including bottle Brushes of all kinds. Crystal White Soap, 10 Bars 39c Peet Brothers Laundry Soap: Buying limit 10 bars. No mail or phone orders ac- cepted. Water Power Wash Machines, $11.95 Made exclusively for Stix, Baer & Fuller. Full size with brass water motor. Guaran- teed for one year. Window Ventilators, 49¢ Continental brand, hardwood adjustable frame, lets in the fresh air without draft. 8 inches high, extends to 37 inches in width. Andirons, $6.95 Set Choice of several styles, wrought iron, at- tractively finished, are specially priced. Vernis Martin Gilding Outfits, $1 A complete Outfit for gilding pictures, brass beds, also for decorating leaves. Console Electric Standard Rotary Sew- ~ ing Machine of Ameri- can walnut. This piece of furniture, when opened, forms a prac- tical Sewing Machine. Has electric motor and Fully guaranteed. Purchases may be made on convenient Mirro Aluminum Roasters, $4.48 Square shape, with baking rack. Large size priced at $4.98. Oval Dishpans, $1.49 Of heavy quality aluminum, 14-quart size, with side handles. Eureka Vacuum Cleaner You may try for five days, without cost, one of our Eureka Vacuum Cleaners, to use on your rugs and carpets. Purchase of the Eureka may be made on the convenient pay- ment plan if desired. See demonstration. Majestic Coffee Percolators, $2.98 Made by the makers of the Universal brand, highly nickel plated they come in at- tractive shapes, 6-cup capacity. g-cup size priced at $3.49. Old English Floor Waxer, $3.9 A practical Waxing Outfit for hardw floors, light in weight, will give your floors a highly polished surface. Complete outfit at this unusual price. Clothes Hampers, $2.98 Made of first quality willow, fitted with hinge cover and side handles. Round style. edium size priced at $7.98. Large size priced at $4.98. Garbage Cans, 95c Made of heavy galvanized iron, 8-gallon size, with deep rim cover and strong bail handle. (Fifth Floor.) Sewing Machines An allowance af $15 will be made for your old Sewing Machine. We repair all makes of Sewing Machines, and have a complete stock of parts at all a YS a —-7 At ’ ” il aie» gle a mas ’ Ta es “¥ a al we Dy - A Set “sé - : f, - “i ow > WiLL ae > er a ‘mn times. limi », Ae % z Pep S vi ; wf - of used Machines, spe- clally priced at gs to Sze. (Fifth Floor.) 100-Piece Dinner Service, $57.50 Beautiful quality Japanese china, showing dainty ivory band with delicate floral design, 100-Piece Dinner Service, $39.50 Very light weight semi-porcelain decorated boider effect with mat gold treat- n open-stock pattern, therefore extra 50-pc. Dinner Service same as above, $19.50 100-Piece Dinner Service, $29.50 Effectively decorated in border effect, fin- ished with mat gold handles on refined plain Cups and Saucers 6 for $1.00 Japanese china, decorated in gold band effect. (Fifth Floor.) a Beautiful Lamps "HE bases of these Lamps are artistically hand carved and finished. in gold and enamel relief work. The shades are fashion- ed of the best Georgette in beau- tiful color effects and aL. de- signs, wi avy fringe and ékirt. (Fifth Floor.) Buffet Set With Artificial Fruit’ $3.45 @UBSTANTIALLY chrome. bow! in hexagon shape, and cial fruit complete the Set. made and beautifully finished in gold poly- The Set consists of footed e- sticks to match, Six pieces of artifi- (Oriental Bazaar—Fifth Floor.) 418895 As illustrated. a8] 295° In this offering there is an attractive assortment of well- designed frames, of’ dull gold or wood fin- ish, in sizes suitable to hang over phono- ITER-Cut plate Mirrors, in richly designed frames of an- tique gold, are design- ed to hang either hori- — zontally or as panels, and are excellent val- ues at this low price. graphs or console tables. As illustrated. At$16.95 A group of eee nee geo well have miter-cut plate mirrors. 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ally Glohe-Democrat and the Times Combtnee eens The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the D Ee NR re nage ——— On re SS 8288.88 8 Pe a nt oe eee eee ee THULE Te TTT a HE : .s ; 7 ' a theta ? age ' if Peetaiitti iti pheagee ; . - : 4 : : 's =I] {UNETUINSSEUOTOOGSUOUEOGUEHIETE PEOEEEELETEEESUEEEEESEEETEEEEES ESS eee , —_ : — —_—_— — Write to Washington Expec 14 tant motheTs ehou write to our Washington Office. Our information offices in W ash- ington are sending free, 4 SPe- cially prepared booklet on the Expectant Mothers. stamps. — : Nugents — Washington Office, $18" District Bank Bide. Wash- ington, D. C aimnnme|| $7.50 to $12.00 Hats Winter Coats Monday Coats for school or dress in sizes 6 to 14, 13 to 17. Spe- . ¢ OO cial pur- 00 chase, on $ e 3 ; 4 6 gale for.... —_—_ . rE $35.00, $45.00, $55.00 and $60.00 Coats Materials Lustrolaine Amolaine Velverette T rouvenette Bolivia Sport Fabrics Bonovoine Francette Crepe and Silk Linings Furs Used on Coats Manchurian Wolf Beaver Viatka Squirrel Squtrrelette Natria Wolf Sizes 16 to 50 “ang w « ——- ~ ae P +4 + git agen Was A > s ae a 4 a ee, 5 3 - Se ee , a ee ey q f . ey : Lp Rae Se ote ae ee - eect tid PT att cat th ha — + agi - . ee % >? oP. 'N 77; She a? * pr RRL PRR TS RT Sty AS A i a ME TALI Oe bi ds eed 7 AEE SAS AF a“ “ ~~ nee, * ¢ . wear, in fine Winter fabrica, (Second Fieor—Nugents.) $2.95 Black Sateen Siiesqaae & Frocks ere - fine new Fall Hats that a : should have arrived im Fine quality time for the closing days sateen; new ; of the Harvest Sale last novelty pock- = > week. In all the smart ets; new cre- ; * styles: pokes, off-the-face tonne trim- 2 3 styles, soft youthful Hats ang Baw oe | and mushroom shapes. Each Hat trimmed in an individual lars; regular 7 manner to give it a clever line. For the miss or the matron. sooren?h 15 Bean Samteseas Appropriate for afternoon and evening wear. 10 new styles; (Seeond Ficor—Nugents ) one illustrated... $1 98 Si, | Women’s $1 Underwear Vests in high and Duteh neck and Priced (Fourth Fleer) AX | ankle length pants with French band. Of fine ribbed. fleeced cotton, in white. Choice PRA of all regular sizes. & In the Extra Sizes, $1.25 Vests and R5c¢ Bloomers aga Pfs | Women’s Fleeced Vests | Extra-Size Pants Well reinforced Sateen ) i suality 5c white | Women’s 85c white, fleeced, Bloomers in ankle length. Fine ) | ; maplniresticds “ae ~ | gibbed Pants in the ankle quality materia} : i Vest, high neck, long | length. Choice of in most desired sleeves. Sizes | sizes 40, 42, 44 co.ors $4. 36. 38 (Main Fieer—Nugents.) pane eh ie ‘ - a ms 4 - 4% ie ¥ ie; eae i Me eae eee . rd 4 Yi re. ” Fy 0S ee eamaneanecatin. . ete ete ee eg ph agile we Wee eer ae . ae ey om - a eee ae en iee es “ ARETE BVO —_ Ae A hs wie v . al . or - . . — - > @ 2 ce oe bab 2 . ~~ - ae eget “4 Ha Catan ah pe! wa ar Bia Sones pile gg rhc ahr , a! by awe : oa pe inte « HOA : fangs ae _—o “ ieee ores « " 4 : oe Pee ee ng naa ba . es * = yA r { .™ ie: » > ; t a | Bays a ees we ee mee : seaside ab. veoaitnieaite : " 7. LA Ge oe ee . ae Pe a ee oe ee ee a i! la . " ‘ > be ‘ ss 2 or a P yi a, , > ee 1% pit Vina «8 2 tet i Wy te wt dated "i we eee Pee eS bog’ Xeroe remy fy Antone aR 4) . é e ot E f ht wr x Z * Rs . im f ‘ Paghiy Pr » ae ea a ute ‘faa SR a Lo eee, (as i" Taga st eh Rae aT th kl! ps ab Sd a pe et ee . J “a, & = v i gt ee fe ee OE a Es S OE ts ES ¥ + Pee ree — oa ~ eel ~ - fo ave i i 1 " ‘ be is sm me = Ma : ’ “ pay WM =" + RN NP Oe et Pe eee eee a 6 ine ¥ r pi ey . 2 Ae 4 q . 4 ‘sie 4 i i rare eer fn al " mr SS ae Pe le cy $ 3 n+ ll ™ ‘ . : re atl 2 + Te bar Fy Bucy ’ s F Jk iiey 2 Boe rT ij ey castes 5) ? 1 ee. Le gn’ * ap Py 8, LS es F ee oe oe es es Z be ee © eS ON hd te a, =m ee ¥ 5 . pean . a — 40 - a ue Sy « (Feurth Fileer—Nugents.) tou gatgowns ~—--« $1.95 Silk Hosiery gowns; V-neck, long sleeves, but- ton front, trimmed wi emb - . — prenedl = so05, Ph en Women’s perfect On Sale at ) and clusters S$ ] 19 Silk Hosiery, with / -j of tucks. ———____iiisle top, in choice of $ . (Fearth Micor—Nageat.) { plain black and col- a Fl | ors. Full fashioned. annelette | Sizes 814 to 10. Gowns — $3.00 Silk-and-Wool Hose Slipover Nightgowns made | Women’s fimest quality black and of soft, fleecy flannelette, in Silk Vo. aia aan. hae brown Sulk and Wool Hose. ? 19 stripes. Finish- sizes Ste et ° ; ened, ities. S Y $1.00 Lisle Hose in Regular and Outsizes (Feurth Fleer—Nagents.) - ioe “tial : : Women’s balbriggan split foot, plain black Hose; full Si —- TM UU WA UO ML f VNU ME Dainty Envelope Chemise made of silktex, crepe de chime and tub ; ; ee sik. Bodice top trimmed with | | in lace tnmsertion, medallions and lace : , edge. Colors of | - z honeydew, orchid | 1] 95 | | > a and flesh.. ; =” (Fearth Fieee—Nescaes) A New Purchase Enables Us to Offer Our Cus- . ye ., Thousands of women in and around St. Louis will re $7.50 Plaid 4A tomers 1265 New Sik and Cloth Dresses, Extra! Flat Sales. This event has always been a gala occasion for Blankets | a sone f aenmay, at a Fraction of Their Rent Values Thread Crepe ever. Thousands and thousands of yards ; . q plaids of rese, blue, tan and ) gray and-in white. & (Third Fleer—Nugents.) \ $1.75 Pearls Siwy pe tee yee soit sana arratis Bg ig Te, abe Re dea 't. oe’ A very remarkable A Yard eautiful moire and Metal Chiffon Velvets i ning gowns, wre offering of 40-inch soft Silks for evening gowns, wraps and | és @ $99 Dresses —$18 Dresses—$15 Dresses offering of 40-inch anf $19 .| == ee : 4 $ 95 - mere: in a rich shade of Yard wide | sty sn 6 wwe 2 . navy blue, for street N D | dresses. Only ten 5 l | MATERIALS - ) O-inch imported soft pieces. We urge early | 49-inch beautiful Printed Crepe | : , . ie : | @e Chine and Russian Crepe. In ) *k Chiffon Velvets; for |. selection m order to profit by this oppor- | new shades of tan, gray, $2 98 : | | Canton Crepes ad ro s. frocks and wraps. tunity. cocoa, brown and biue... : 24-inch graduated strand of | : Poiret Twills Charmeuse beautiful creamy ncestructible | . . i : Pearis. Guaranteed not to crack, an Satins New Spanish Lace ee i Hairb hes Clocks Combs Bath Blocks pea! or discolor ) ° . : rus , , | ' $4 Ivory White Fae 19 St (Main Fleer—Nugents.) Tricotines French Serge i | ; $1.50 Hugh ideal | clocks, American ‘Se very White Bath Block ‘=a Crepe-Back Satins ' Hair Brush with works, guaran- Combs, ungrain- § a4 toilet aan 150 Marsetiites . . . \ \ : i “ae Severa! ed. Very heary, : F Spreads. Full size. Notion waterproof teed. severe . : peroxide, vegeta- Mill : Ss “a cushion AIC styles. $2 95 —s 39c ble and ~ . wei aie $3.88 : cushion... stoc ay ai emme Pol ge a a we | S | y LES (Main Fleer.) we 7 aimond: 6-oz. oC (Main Fleer.) (Main Fleer.) (Main Fleer) (Third Fieer.) $6.50, $6.95 and ‘\ ~~ eh . 4 A springs... | =~ For evening wear. street wear. afternoon wear, ch ct nz . > e * . 7 , °. ° +. . SSe Kieimert’s Dress Shicids— : theater wear—with pleats, ruffles. tunics. panels. ! “Feather-weight regular . 2 VLis neeVves, © eaterweeye tereras | short sleeves, beads. fancy ornaments Leath $30.00 Simm Beds — _ - Se Ali colors, navy, black, brown, cocoa and gray. eather S . ons (Mate Fieer-Nageats.) S: "me w : Fx S $2.50 to $3.00 Kind izes omen, Misses, Extra Sizes— Luncheon Cloths 14 to 20, 36 to 44, 45 to 53 $ 1 .79 hd ana % é 3 | sie i EPs 5; A il : ¢ a ie ‘ . t . - 4 * ae 2 4 ry eet , = ._- de nk Regular $15 to $22 Sport Coats at Overpilai 7 weed ] ivory ‘finish. Pre ga Cloth $ Q Cobra Crain Genuine Goat and substantial. ie rE Pet pete ee . : Ynly the purchase $19.50 Mattress Belted and loose-back models: the-side and button- Oniy the pureh of 19 Tabie covers for either round or r . -_ 2m Be > 2 2@ 9 > » ~ he entire output of one of Nugents Pride 55-Ib. all-cotton front models: full-lmed and balf-lined Coats. 46 to : sguare ta dics. Printed en auil fin- _ 4 : > } a me . _— EF = tae? x the large manufacturers larer felted Mattresses. Guar- : ished and embossed white doily © v-in. length Coats. make it possible for us to | *@teed not to lump er pack Are elicioth,. also white giazed. beauti- — eee 5 oH» izes " , oe hand tufted and have roll edge. | ful im texture and appearance. | 2. S 14 to 20, 36 to 44, 45 to 53 offer them at this low Coversé with gent 45x48 or 50x50 . er “ (Bargain Basement—Nagents. } price. $15.00 | (Bargain Basemeat—Vagence. ) ( Wain Fioer—ugents-) SESE esesesesesesseT tess FFs PSCsTSC SSIS sBsTsessewvsesesserestsewsess ss : Ss E Tete : .

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SUNDAY SUNDAY, ’ OCTOBER 14, 1923. OCTOBER 14.” 3923 . r i ’ ~.. —W®y Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and Ne Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 a : oe LLL 10 FT Titi j HHH ie nn ene ee et ee te aa “a lee et i ie a ft ee po 00 A Most Remarkable Sale for Men Began Just Yesterday Suits and Overcoats on Sale at. . Don’t Miss It (Men’s Store.) The Store for ALL the People ‘Housewares $35 Values—Full 100 Pieces 9x12 Axminster Rugs Just 60—Seconds of fe} of $55.00, Kind. On Sale at > 3 QD | Of quality, closely heavy woven, with soft cushion pile, in choice of many small patterns in desired colorings. Every Prominent New York Coat Maker with whom we do a big business each year was called upon to make a price concession on a lot of Coats for this sale. Any They Did It! In this manner we accumulated for this annual event Trouvenette rancette year. Coats in a single day. Your neighbors will be amazed when you return heme and show them Coats like these for this price. A sale worth coming hundreds of miles to attend. We sae want one of our valued patrons to miss this oppor- ity. 2000 of the finest Coats we have seen this season — at this unheard-of low price. You remember this big event which takes place each Last October we sold more than one thousand 8.3x10.6 Axminsters 14 in the Lot Beconds of $42.50 durable Axminster Rugs in neat Chi- nese design of blue $60.00 Velvet Rugs 14 in the Lot 9x12 seamless velvet Rugs, closely woven quality, in artis- tic colorings and effective de- signs. Finished with deep fringe. All per- $ 52. 50 8.3x10.6 Axminsters 14 in the Lot Beconds of $52.50 Rugs, heavy quality, with soft, rich pile in neat designs of tan, | rose and rose or tan. Seamless Axminsters 16 in the Lot 9x12 Axminister Rugs woven seamless with deep, rich pile. In beautiful designs of blue, All perfect Rugs 9x12 Axminsters 12 in the Lot Seconds of $67.50 Rugs, ex- tra heavy quality in neat, all- green and sone...-. 90 100 75c Pabcolm Floorcovering Pabcolm waterproof Floorcovering, with heavy enamel surface: made to stand hard wear; protty anes porce - = raons. ery fold A new plain decorated with she tee ects $39.50 | patterns; square 9 r + $5.50 Irish Point Curtains | [&ttric Goods Bs ge Just 226 pairs of beautiful Irish Point A Pair Curtains, in neat bordered effects, appli- qued on splendid quality netting. Shown $ 8 5 epee ———_ ment that should have reached us in time Complete, green in ivory and Arabian. This is a late ship- for last week’s selling ‘$2.50 and $2.75 326 pairs, double thread yarns, shown in the popular Filet net and Nottingham weaves. Shown in ivory and Arabian colors. Pair .00 Ruffled Curtains 600 pairs crossbar, ruffled volle and Marquisette Curtains Neat ruffied and complete — tie-backa, ah 834 io the F va, ey ae ti | " 4 v ; be ae B 7. 2000 yards, 46-inch silk-mized casement Marquisette, fine for Curtains. Shown in the 55¢ Full 6-lb. nickel-piated; teed element; a real good Electric Iron ii been . bel Ws LAR On Sale, $ A4 fae f — 460 beautiful Fringed Cur- "386 titut “Shad 15600 yards guaranteed Sun- o: # eautiful s ow fast fiber Silke Shown in a aces, and in the ted eplendid range of patterns and . me have all the wanted drapery colors. bottom, others plain. BAIZGAIN: BASEMENT These 18 Specials Will Crowd Our Basement Tomorrow Rippelette Bed Spreads Excelient quality; snow white, hemmed ; ——. se ané 8ixbd0.. Joe 5 3 Lu Mii mn mm MMMM MOU tober # Sale Will Begin T omorrow See, Sane Oak Sey satel October Sik Black Silksand Velvets | $9.50 Chiffon $4,.88 7s been a gala occasion for Silk MByear it is greater than 0 ° ° eel ae in This October Sale ey nds of yards of beautiful Silks almost surprising prices. $4.50 Satin Niag ra Extra Special ! | 40-inch wide, soft non-crushable Silk Chiffon Velvets a on Cure @ 1.19 $2.79 | in new street shades of seal or Autumn brown, navy blue, same gue wees. Sa aches wide. is i ys : es wide, & weave that is in demand fa Rich $4.00 $22 | Lanvin green, gray, turquoise, cerise, jade, scarab, French dresses. In the new shades of Autumnor D frown, midnight or navy bine and | Yard-wide Duvetyns in navy blue, seal Of pure alumin quality oupeiiant UTAUOQQQQQOULUUUUAEOQOQREEOTUUUOOGOEOETTTUUOQOYAREETOUUAEOEOGAUEOUOUOAHUEEOUUOGOOOUOOEOUUAUOOOEETOOUGEEONEOEUOULEOOUREUUOGOOSAEEOUAGOOOOUULUUOUOAANeAOAEEOUUUUA = it: $1.25 Set of 3 Pans bigh-grade 81x90 Bleach- ed Bed Sheets Good, serviceable quality; very closely woven; full bleached: $1.10 $3.98 Black Satin Canton Crepe $4.50 Black Satin $2 95 sea miess, Canton Crepe .... Ps blue and black. deep hems or ) Metal Silks moire and crepe Metal vening gowns, wraps and — ion purposes, $3.00 40-inch ) Chines tn _ brown, tan, gray,4#ed or black. ; $4.00 Satin cn Coupe 40-40, 90009 | Seocenn yasageb 190 | Crepe, 40-in. ..... $3.95 Charmeuse, 40-in..9 2090 40-Inch Molly-O Satin Canton Crepe ..... $4.98 81-in Bleached Sheeting Good, serviceable quality; clesely wov- 36-in. Un- bleached Mus- | $4.50 Black Chif- $3 8 $2.98 Black Fiat Thread | fon Velvet, 40-in.. . Canton C "2 = ton Crepe.. ee SREB $2.29 | 37.50 vinck chit- @4 QS 40-inch extra-heavy Satin Canton Crepe, | | | fon Velvets, 40-in. in Just the shades of brown and navy blue | $3.98 Black Satin Niagara | that are in vogye for dresses. In this sale, | Crepe, ? 69 $8.86 Black Chit- $6 95 while fifteen pie lest. NN sc aueeede $ ° fon Velvets, 40-in.. ° | heavy close! Beautiful, lustrous quality offered in the new street en; full bleached; re z woven; lengths 15c from 2 te 10 yds. shades of brown, tan, navy or Pekin blue, gray, green. “co app 49¢ Also evening shades of rose, pink, ivory, coral, Nile green or black. beautiful Printed Crepe — and RPussian Crepe. In | 6 of tan, gray. PRR and blue.. $2.98 40-inch CS Roshanara © brown, navy OF blue, gray Laan (Main Fieer—Nugests.) 76-in. Un- bleached Sheeting | 28c Pillowcases Size 42x36, wide hem pillow - cases. Right reserved to limit 19¢ quantity .. (Third Fiecer.) $1.45 Sheets Large size, 81x90 nicely hemmed Sheets. $ | : | 7 seamiless.. (Third Fleor.) $1.50 Scarfs and Tog S $1.79 Crepe 86-inch, half-silk Crepe of best qual- ity in choice of light and dark col- ors; print $1.39 a eae This $5.00 Matched Set 79c Satinette 86-inch. In many colors. A wanted quality for bloom- ers and linings 59c Sateen 86-inch black Sa- teen of a fine qual- ity for lin- 75¢ Towels All-linen huck Toweis, hemstitched. Some have mono- 75c Sateen 36-inch plain Sateen in the wanted black mercerized $3.50 Cloth Pattern Table 66x66 inch » half linen, Sa $1.65 (Mein Fleer.) All - Mnen table Damask, 70° Inches wide, full | $1.48 | bleached (Main Fieer.? Coating ¢ $7.50 to $12.75 all-wot mill remnants, 1 to 24%. Imperfections can be avOies (Main Fileor.) (Main Fieor.) (Main Fioer.) beautiful hemetitched pattern cloth 66x64 ané 6 hemetitched eS ae match; set. Sets Stamped in Three ing Remnants $5.98 $3.50 All-Wool 7”. end $6.50 Coatings qual li, ve fine ali-wool Bolivia Coatings. *4-inch, beautiful A finish; gooé we 7 “. lustrous finish: good coating Three-piece Matched Pri Set, coat style sweater with belt drawer leggings $ 95 and cap. Knit of wool ? a zephyr in the popular link-and- link stitch. Fancy borders in white and colors. Sizes 24 to 28: Four-Piece Matched Sets and Suitings; ® noted make. my kinds. eof. rich muite - dresses. _" — a _ — the wanted shades of brown, avy, Sorrento, sea a - €T2ay, or black. Rem- a, | font oe SES 8 ye tengme.... SOO | | These Memty Ite Oe are helt of cnssnen Edge ‘ § , quality wool, w ancy knit co . . . $2.50 Wool Crepe $4.00 Wool,Cheviot cuffs, belts and pockets. In all the Hemstitched for Crocheting on 3 post, flat at onenite. 2 ee FP pl ype geen yee = wanted colors. Sizes 24 to 28 A delayed Harvest Sale shipment just received, of yar . th h4-in, i-WoOOol, good weight, ric . ° . : : 2 = : falnut or le peste finish. For coats, | suits. Many Attractive Knitted Capes imported Belgian linen. 18x46-inch Searfs and large ‘irts or dresses. In the 8-piece buffet Sets stampled in Nugepts exclusive em- = weight; will pleat nicely; bape ne, rigid In the wanted shades Food shades of navy, delft gray, lue, gray or $] 98 a tan, mocha, $i cocoon . ooo ene aad $5.00 Poiret Twill $4.50 Strelna Cloth S¢-imch, fine all-woo] b4-inch. beautiful quali- double warp; close twill: ty. smart, ali-wool crepe | yeas “om “5 for suits or twill weave: good weight resses. mn the wanted for coats, capes, suite oF dresses In vive navy brown, taupe, $2.25 | gTay,. seal or black Cunning little Capes in pink or blue, with armiets: white Tuxedo front with silk crochet edge and rose bud trim- Pyvvvvyvyyyyv NY VV VV VVvVVVVVVVVVVVTT TTT TCC? = broidery designs (2 as illustrated). ’ $1.19 Infants’ Stamped | $1 Stamped Ni Dresses Exceptionally well made of ' a finely finished snow white Long or short Dresses for in- porn 4 ts te White drawer Leggings with Hand crocheted of art silk, fants. just a touch of embroic- nainsook and fe a a to com them. ave set- or without feet, in the link-and- with ear laps. Wool lined with S aleoven, ake Se ae ee link stitch; fancy 5 fancy blue or pink cuffs. $1.19 borders . $1 0 |borders . | 89c rec Stee) it years Rrong and $6.95 Nugents.} — embroidered; clusive de- signs shades of gray, tan, brown, navy biue or $4.49 SO SU (Main Fleer—Nagents.) (Fourth Fleor—N ugents.)

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he ae 7 per ASH CORED 4 Oh Pine Pog Ht a * eh oop pe er ee * Lad ‘wig nel PBB 6 9 » 3 . rd eed 0 RT ee Ae aR aa! be tellbes Prana ght pitino DWN ae Pde * , iy pl, * Ps ot w. ees © eaend Node papi aye WOK ae payhe 3 Fo r. ee pe tsiecna ae yer : Pals Pr ce iia bape pe saa tat bi aa aly « rebp,! % (ad ot 4 y 4 ae et ae aA - a eee ee eee ee Oe ET Oe pi cer ia oe | i tag ees) . BE Pili sat KO) LEE . , " 5 i eee alate te ai. Pr wap a scxae r Bp yee SAE 5 thal . no BPs ob BY) girs ott il doth PMR, uN Remy pie ae ‘s tyler” i @ 7 5 t = ie @ Guring the week was the visit of the | bea riful everywh ! ee nail clean and smooth and ; Ov ] } + 1g Forest Park Mrs. Coontz. wife of Rear ee Popular-Priced Cafe miral Robert Coontz. will retain her apartment in Wardman Park Hote! Special Rates to for the winter, although Admiral ready for its new rosy bril- Permanent Guests }) Coontz is on the west coast with the a ae “muid Polish + MAIL THIS COUPON WITH 12¢ TODAY HOTEL ANNEX Pacific fleet. It is expected that his “ utex Liquid ° is ae rr FOREST 1370 FOREST reso Se ee a ean : he $ 3 ra a &y SS a ee ae 35¢ Separately or in t 1.00 NORTHAM WARREN, DEPT. 144, , SOBN es §=COuSt Some time during the winter, and Mrs. Coontg and her son an 1 dna Wallace Ho | daughter, Miss Bertha Coontz ana Lieut. Kenneth Coontz, may go t N and $3.00 sets. Sets with other rr4 West rth Screet, New York 7 THAN A DRAGSIENE wags polishes are 6oc and $1.50. I enclose 12c im stamps or coin for new Inrroductory Set : An5 34 + lameid Poll | * including a tral size of the new Cutex Li oes _ .— ‘4 > ‘oT, » > 7 » ¢ . ailornia meit SUlmme! ise SAYS: “No sensible woman . ut . sllows herse!‘ te grew « ie? Coontz i L ik Th ] : The largest purchase of Window Shades ever con- oe ‘ ' eae © is nereeuany.that they a ene _ 3 tracted for at one time—standard brands from one | Shades Like These! retain the eareful corseting = (in the wanted yellow) : of the best-known manufacturers of the West. = (Green, White and Baft) habits of years gone by. Se Secliened endeus — i . ey SOc ] ft bssssiass ive Opaque Shades, ‘ ; ; { | i '" if ; : ii ' vi | it ; 2S SERRE RREBEEERBE BERBERA Bee Be esse ee oe | Wonderlift with Na. 2047—An entirely original thought iow top. Conc , on AL ed | Brasstere design Side garters cause bandiet lifts up and this (iIrcde? to erdge the watst, ‘Treating heids in piace deii- smooth, Frthful tines. The last $2 00 cate abdominal or- werd in [gure centre] Sia lind . gans, $7.25. Made to Order Shades We make to order shades in any quantity in any size at reasonable prices—estimates cheerful- ly furnished—prompt service and best workman- ship guaranteed. A Word About the Shade | The above shades are mounted on rollers made by Hartshorn Company with fixtures and ring or tassel pull as Mauls | “| Maus == The Store for ALL the Pecple Khe Store for ALL the People (Third SSeS eceeecaerasaaeee meses SSBeeaeaeeseceae ese eaest sets evueasessaaeasuaneeruaga VER SSSR SR BRRBR RBBB Bea eeuen ‘ Oe sgeeseesegeaenbu Seaa os a — & a bs a 3 = . 2 t t * 7 . 2° . : . ; | ss 0S SS REE ie Eg 8 Enabling us to offer, at this most opportune time, fe Here at Nugents we special- z aS BE 22> ‘Ss alloped opacu wo 1 rful -alpetian ‘ pe + ch. re eee. rl : “e ® 4 Saree | Se ascoceakel i i? . in pro eriv fittines t} fic Sa | 7 1 ati “ge — i “ VypeYy ie Oc onde ua Sean 2 lon), OL pel LeeL wWoades at prices that ean- Fas Se Opaque Shades, | ge a a propery g the fig- = ae ieee © Te 4... ...). not be equaled for some time to come. + Tht _ 63C | & ure, tor the wohnan who IS 1MN- S ST 3D Oil Opaque shades Sl (f) a ‘ ) Ol ooo eee i | . a . —— sisetste Ss f ‘orrectlyv eorseted may he doing t o It. . oe en ie © oe ole lea s 3 ‘ SR yo f+ ; Opaque adios, Fe ‘rappear: “5 >: _ $1.45 Otffopague shades B + ft S f Ss - ce ecccrrecceeterneees . ler appearanee.and health more g§ ee ere Sees, $! 1) ahncro un ast oO S wus me 1!) Lureign OUaANG Snaade E€1oth, It IS ade OT elosest woven Seeeettes a at over the abdomen STV e, Dea , Service and com- S ROU Ra uaa ae AER wy, rely? with a -r) +? | - tonic] +] + + m ath eee : 7-68. fort £ | BS ot ba sista aS 1a = musi W1ltnh a smoot 10585 1Imisnh that tor decorative Sue fs a : S tape value is used by the best decorators in the country. E BS s | PES) By purchasing these in cross quantities, we are able to fee e : 2 ae | offer them in a vartety of sizes, all mounted on Hartshorn Ge —— : : & guaranteed rollers. which insure long life and smooth eS | a = adjustment. B: ee : ; a 2 | . Case ee : - = S eae YS 4 * . | $2.34 Sunfast Holland Shades..... .$1.88 ee = i ; < ” : ‘ 2 : ~_— :: | ae : (36 inches wide) Sees see 3 = 38 aises ; ;| a a a Se 4 « | $2.57 Sunfast Holland Shades..... .$1.98 ed ' ; ie a : (38 inches wide) — page: ey : $ = ; F pis - . Pads. P it « . ; $3.22 Sunfast Holland Shades... .. .$2.23 ee a a 3 (42 inches wide) , | t ; ; oO $3 olland Shades : : —a 63 Sunfast H ——— 7 I PS RTT READS (48 inches wide) ——— ee ——— s 2 S : * ome + repre eStart Se ldos . — : | Above Shades are scalloped and fringed. te ee MMe eg ee oh “Sim \ . f OEE, ted peperemmeess — _ oe oo SR thea ea PHONE ORDERS — 7 feet long, complete with t : ei : Gm — ——— i aes ae OCTOBER 14. 1923. = ella Vorbeck of Goodfel-) bri venue entertained members of of ta Alpha Chi Serority with a Mix TI em | Crosby’s — . GRAY SHO _ “Hypatia” For the Sto . HIS Corset is not remarkable alone because it is Fashion’s latest and smartest crea- ~ tion, but for the - eomfort it gives its wearers. ; Tts modish lines slenderize and beautify the figure to perfection, and— no matter what the position—it cannot “dig in’ or restrict the hodr. Olive == Crosbi | “| ; Pacem? Anommnel ifs . These Coats Wil Be Foand Here 7. . . $, Sit . - | Bary: | ie Ped: ; ; { nate p, Ess re : , Ks Varet ~~ 2 sean ih gira, a AME hy he 5 Wet Wass ee eee EER RENE eS ee, Me one RIT Raia eee ee as

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923. 5 a, 4 = -—, ) 2 . AVS ravenue entertall DAY, stUw OCTOBER 14, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and tlie Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. , Arvella Vor beck of Goodfel- Oct. i. | bridge-luncheon on the ied members of | of ie Alpha Chi Sorority with a afternoon | The guests included | ' Misses Aline Rossi. Marie Murphy, | Dot Ww Blanche hauser, Halloran, Helen Jolley, Hilda Kriegs- Bern Muth, ilson and Mrs. F. Dallavalla. _-. t — a = Wax —w*.3F, vy on a nd aad “arre am il — tp ak te @ PA les lax ga* ———~ | ere Corset not remarkable alone because it is Fashion’s latest and smartest crea- tion, but for comfort it gives its wearers. Its modish slenderize beautify the figure feos. us show you to perfection, and— i fi ALL THIS WEEK no matter what the oa \ // position—it cannot oS! This Corsét may. “dig in” or restrict dt ¥ only be obtained at the body. may The GRAY SHOP. Note ote the a Crosby’s “Gray Shop” == nr 0 CoBCd | Crosby’ $ _ GRAY SHOP Pamela A Remarkable .“Hypatia” Corset Demonstration For the Stout, Neat Stout or Average Figure 1S the lines and HARRY M. SCHMIDT, S fides 1019-21 Locust St. \ E-Sveltline @ mL @ r HE is slenderizing Corset, and’ repre- sents ment in exquisite style with perfect which is little short of marvelous, Let + a Ye! te F ITTING STOUT WOMEN OUR SPECIALTY _ *Hypatia”’ a stylish, achieve- combining an fre e d O 1 ™ 4 » (Samuel Edward Ewing Jr., ‘the Rev. Vernon avenue, which took place in \St. Louis Sept. 29. |Childress of ‘of Mrs. Fielding ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ . ahr CO ce ee RB pS gape! re Ar dae ei: ee I AIEEE OS TES eae By ay So RES eee me ae Bee gt Pe Sy BPR > Ss ae ee ae A ; Pe a ‘8 “ RECENT WEDDINGS OF INTERES! Of interest is the marriage of Miss daughter of icksen of _ Mary Mr. Wilmette. a suburb « Theresa Ricksen, and Mrs. Robert E. R if Chicago, and son of and Mrs. Ewing of 6423 The ceremony /was performed by the bridegroom's | father, and guests included only Mrs. | Ewing and a few friends of the cou- ple. A sister of Mr. Ewing wes maid of honor, and Harvey Luley was best man. The Ricksen family are former St. Louisans, having moved to Wilmette sever: - vears ago. The bride is a gr of the Sacred Heart ph cae at ‘take Forest, Ii. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Jr. will make modore Apart avenue. their home in the Com ments, 5316 Pershing The home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Clayton road was the scene of the wedding last night of | Miss Sophia Eloise Turner, daughter | Lew 1s Turner. Sige ° ter of Mrs. Childress. and Raymond l.. Wheeler. The ceremony Was per- formed at 8:39 o'clock by the Re james Fowne of the Central VP byterian Church Judge tien: r of Padu I brot! he bride, gave li Katherine Ferguson of St. Louis Was he maid of honor. and Lila Marshal! Childress, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Childress, was the flower ss Henry and Marshal T' small | sons of Judge ane _— Turner. held | ‘ibbon which nh the vellow satin Purana ihre ugh whic brida! party passed. the the aisle — Continued on Next Pace. = Wade | Yellow was the is the only St. Louis evening sociated Sion news service. BER EEBE ES 8 Se) era egies etm O16 8 6-0 6.8. Ue tee $7523250 7s 1379454 LH eH POPP al Oe be aT et ete Sete tatat ats hl a ee ee ‘et > bee ee be erorata sala at ate tat ele ofata* «tat at etetats te a bd >> ee Pe ee Poe be Pe ee Oe Oe Pee Pe ere ft ee eee eeeeees RPBeeer ee Besenenecse WHiwewa i. ee segs: . ete. *) ~ + tetatete ror th sat y tenet IL ORDERS : ut the Shades re mounted on cuaranteed shorn Company—complete or tassel pull as illustrated. ~@ (Third Floor) By Far the Largest Coat Stock in BA! 535.00 | J, y a \, Materials Ormandale Dyed ) Sy > Normandy Bolivia Astrakhan SuedeVelour Brytonia Seal Plush Striped Coatings Plaid Coatings ° Mole Plush Trimmings Opossum Afrorechiforrechposwechpe Monday Only! $39.50 Tailored Suits . $15 Poiret Twill Dresses .$7.95 $25 Large Fox Chokers... Children’s Coats at........ $5 Women’s Coats and Capes, $10 . $22.75 $15 8.8 8) More Than $100,006 00 000 to Be Distributed es the P Public in Fi in F urniture Savings As an expression of gratitude to the St. Louis public for its loyal support and patronage the past three years. Choice Patterns fo Choose From of" four 110- See the 2-Page $60 ee | Announcement nitia in This Issue. Dinnerware True Life Stories. Part 6, Pages 12 and 13 $31.95 The rich, artistic effect ix given not only by the shape of every dish, but also by the extremely attractive design. Starts , Vis a) ql (a Starts Tomorrow & cm ‘ty Tomorrow — —— ae 1105 - 1107- 1109 Olive St. SAINT LOUIS =MPIR je MmbiDe: nw PART INTRODUCTORY SALE OF TABLE uM, APPLIANCES AND FUNTURES hy ~ “i = . _--2e ff 2 @ eee eentee—-_«e4e4«4e8e e+ ee ¢& & ee oe = = « os SPOe . - “ } i aa F ige Values $55 to $75 v te te re aah ies - ; : \ 21) ~-¢ ee Se +h s . ey te Sou Rr te a evo SI Ae eee P 2 7 a . ee et oi ar ¢ il x7 TNS ste Sk, as 9) copay TAR a) Sole) cy ta Teepe ot TEESE ES ee RE ORS ewe gi ac Game Man ee ee Sige peo ag VAR ag LD! 1p A Rm eI. ns Bo o-ee « wosabeape % : One parenee Serr : te -yergs wg tf e aM ia ih ta Oe ay, Rae ‘ “ = \ ff - 3 ages Sy 1 . oe ee PE OP I TENGE Tow ogy wees. oe ae ae tan tt he» age, te wed - rs a m ae ¥. meat Nia" nah

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ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined ee was! | St was in her seventy-ninth year, die@ about to leave for church. She | RECENT WEDDINGS ding gifts were presented to the/will make their home in East St MISSOURI PRESS MEETING ENDS from a paralytic stroke, which she a member of the First Baptist —————— | I couple. There were 20 guests. They | Louis. suffered Sunday morning as she was church for 61_ years. | i OF INTEREST | | ——— Asa W. Batler of Albany New Presi- = So an eemeienmuaaat | | Contineed From Preceding Page. ADVERTISEMENT. Be dent of Association. SERS Se SS aa SM a ' | ; ee ee a —_—_——— | ‘ re Wheeler will reside at 324 soe ‘6 ee ee The annual meeting of the Mis- i . . | arvane, Jun Ferner, On bride's Almost Choked Ass Mod Horticulture Francaise - | mother, will remain in St. Louis and | Dr. Coffee Here t oO cae ier ociation closed here O erne O 1¢u ure ranc 4 | . . wil : t. : | | yesterday with the election of the ak rake her home wits them. They Oct. 4th 24th 25th | . * s Sch caanendt Weleine, iy. | 3d, Bare fgg Last Night following officers: President, Asa HENRI PASTEAT een | til recently, and have been visiting, te . | 3 W. Butler of the Albany Capital; $000 Manchester Road. Route °, x , Mrs. Childress for about a month. | eS in his St. Lout pe =. tne “ice President, R. E. Stout, Kansas ee ee rear Z Among the out-of-town guests) SSS ers ice " eee around my heart oni SRE o> A ATTENTION, PROPERTY OWNERS were: Judge and Mrs. Henry F.| RRS ae a oe ow: 'E. Nol \ ee — igemmeey I start this week to plant beacttful cherry trees. This is the best time ef Tr ¢ Paducah, Ky. and their) —_ . olen, Monroe City News; treas- the year to transplant them. Weight. 200 te 1500 Ibe.: price, $7.50 to 945 ——— © , : Ne such chokin r enxiety ff you urer, Mrs. F. L. Stubblef iv each, planted and manured. Let me plant one or two on your lawn an@ you a ] i - ‘ ne ge oO 8 , iu e ield. Boliv ir ~ . tn full emall sons: Mrs. B. T. Allen anc ' o5+h will take ICaalmann’s Gas-Tabiets. which | #7 ld: , will have ornamental shade. flowers and fruit. In May. 1924, when ten Jenenhine Allen of Chicage and itt take Taalmann’s Gas-Tabiets. ich eraid; new directors, Dwight H. bloom. you will delight in their beauty. You will telephone me r thanks _ Mis ph , , are prepared especially for stomach cas | Brown, Poplar Bluff American, and | next July when the cherries are ripe, as Father T. Dempsey and others eid Mra. Starling Marshal of Henderson, i Bsc it and particularly for all the bed effects | parry Denman, Farmington News — Tus . - > . V " : we. . from a r r rnainst Your most “, Bf as) + ? ; tarr? ‘tien! po wii cote ‘ain The association gave support tn . HENRI PASTEAU ) ee : the effort to induce the Brotherhood ~*~ ) . $ en ys il et ery eng Ae oo ORS MS ERR nt poem m + } ' jas- let r I banker, was held toda from the ; a ; : ‘ . a? Nov. at 3411 Hartford il Examination free dur- Baaimann'’s Gas-Tabiets are sold dv . y r = . 7 with ‘‘ Dia- tter » 1s ing October. Office hours from 8:30 to all reliable druggists. Insist upon the home in Alton, where she was born h- , Extraction lates and . ; home a} — is guaranteed ogy ee wee ———— | $:-30, og other hours. Offices. Room 409 genuine Baaimann’s Gas-Tabieta in the and lived virtually all her life. She All PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT / mond Dyes’’ even if you have never | ! Rar creating Same Ss aay eeth ane Phene Olive Mis. E16 Olive Street. vellow package. price $1.00. J. Baal-| Was the widow of H. M. Carr, an Ai- | dyed before. Druggists have all col- | hat to match. Her corsage —— wet ees : : mann. Chemist. San Francisco ten business man. Mrs. Carr. who ; ers. Directions in each pac: bride's roses and valley lillies. $3 — — nao , Ethel Schmell was maid of ho.wor and Rudolph Prange. best man, A >) o @ bridal dinner followed at Mission C) , Gz Inn. Mr. and Mrs. von Scosten have departed for the West on their hon- eymeon trip. , Sse > sad ; , yt se ~~ nerd ¥ ae ee y as Sk : ES REE NL ELS 5 Te Org na, Se a ep re : ' f feet eeretgpen cathe » 9 ~~ rT eT ei Ri , Sp, Pe Py me 2 EE Rayer e: - ae — r bet ed ina APN Gs LE NN a OAR eae 5 I Rae ve ’ y The wedding of Miss Mary Platt Younglove, daughter of Mrs. M. C. 9 Oe NS Younglove of 7303° Maryland drive. aod Roy J. Nobel, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Nobel, took place quietly Friday morning at the heme, of the bride's mother. Father Francis J. o’Cennor performed the ceremony in the presence of members of the families. Arrangements were simple hecause of mourning in the family. The bride wore her traveling suit of henna @uvetyn, with a close-fitting hat ef black velvet, and a corsage of reses. Mrs. John K. Maxwell Jr. and Harry Cornet were the onty at- tendante. After a wedding break- fast . Mr. and Mrs. Nobel departed for New York. whence they will sail Tuesday on the Berengeria for six weeks in Europe. They will be at home after Dec. 15 with Mrs. Young- love. The bride is a graduate of Monticello Seminary and Smith Col- lege. 0 GE A PALE AL AAP PARP NGAO DA AN 0S we , . - * oo " RAS Bes Ange PF wok Sure > ae eee “te, peat BAe aa AINA pia atnh CR A EN as ARN ERAN BEETS th RE AE G6 RR rl ; Pa ee gh: ve py ( - " 4 a * , + ~ we loge, ’ DR AO IE DNS MG Mom, ae 7 Te ee ae eee ~ 0 RN 0 Fa) 0 2 Sata de ~ "2 1A) Cards were reveived the past week from Alymer C. Robinson of the Branscome apartments, announcing the marriage of his sister, Miss Grace Winifred Robinson, to Rich- ard Frank Hesch, of St. Louis, Sat- urday, Oct. €@, tin Cleveland. The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride's sister. Mrs. T. ¢. Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Hosch vii! return to St. Louis after their wed- ding trip, and will be at the Brans- come temporarily. Miss Lenore Rieman of Trenton. lil. and Rowland W. Arnoldy of 8. Louis, were married Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Bertha Beckert, 535 Do- ver place. the Rer. C. W. Tadlock officiating. The bride and bride- ecroom are musicians and identified with varioug musifctal organizations here. Miss Edna Fischer of Tren- ton and B. J. Arnoldy were the at- ten@ants. Mrs. Arthur Heinecke of Tthaca, N. Y.. sister of the bride, sang. The couple wffl reside in St. Louts after a honeymoon trip. The marriage of Miss Jeanette jackson, Gaughter of Mrs. Louis “avichia of Collinsville, ITl.. and Ernest Garrison, son of Mr. anid Mre G. F. Garrison of East Louis, took place Sept. i7 Charies, Mo., Judge Fry officiatin. Announcement was made of the : wedding ashy gone ag Renae Anything we might sav about these evening. . §& br Mee. Ella Hoff- po sr 4 . ee man of Hickory street. when wed- Dresses would not do them justice. This sale reflects what unusual efforts | NN we make TO give our patrons out-of- Ae A Genuine 4 the-ordmary values. Victrola Console Model Stylesfor ? DINNER DANCE PARTY AFTERNOON THEATER An exceptional group of | What woman does not admire the high-typ € Dr ESSES at apr ice oe — te gy the charm of a 4 ° ° high-ty 3? t could be | entirely out of proportion coportome af the beguaiine of ae ’ sé h I ' “ae to.their actual worth. smartest of theaee males. | | a With the opening of the social season, — every woman can conveniently use one or two of these lovely creationn They were specially purchased from ~ several exclusive New York maker and the values tomorrow are as com- mendable as the styles are charming. Se es a oe te el a antl 2 Sv s ak asleep add os SF ah: Cae ba a ¥ . CU ON + teas’ Se Seana nba as oh et) ae ae] sc Rs eA es 7 ¥ s ¢ ‘ _ “ tf ou « . x : eee 1 C . , . . ¢ prs Ps . 4 2 7 ideas , e — — F 9 = - dq “fF ' 3 vind ¥ ‘4 J oe ‘why . ¢ ‘ 7 vs ew, re eey stra? fa. le Hr ‘ CF ae ~~ be A z ae ie q byt 1 ‘ ¥ Lats 4 f , - e% £0 - ; x ha " ive Pes 3 iB 2k Pr Se Ts ea ee. ink ode Alle A Bs ie | “bie: ; : " , bin Paley Meee Age! # ia WIIG EPA a Sai he TE Pee Bee i ee - : z c . : - “ ‘ : ve » , P eo "a ow (i .. » Sane wthiet ee. ¢ 7 yi Nap ay Sete 5. aes . ing Plies 1% eh We: ke eae Poe Pe. e+ Lt Tig) Ee Ene op ios A el won ; oe ° BEF ie Ee Oya eee pe Neth pe ae . Srey a eh en VE Tee a i £ ie nee, aw 2 des Oe vee j oe . " ro) aula ’ ia suds a ee Dh te Oa . ? ~ arr) ae Pe Tee Me oF ag ae Ee . same ~— g ‘f: ~ Ae * eae > seg " " ; y : - ho aes et ct Salt ie aehia emails ae wn OR Se rrr ease _ acai ert ree aa si ad aten ona rnlen aii cite anil Milan anand ale siti italian oie oe : ee abe oo . . Pel ans a : rire COT it ee « oS) 2 AOU! Ceeee belt ee FRR ss yt ? x 4 . , ‘ ps | * y Se a ed . ; » a i Jj 4 ‘ a ; . Ys , A i t? a> re 4g ¥ > pier PR ageh 2 air Lies es aia Pe gree — $.té ” i 4 @ A © CRE © PRS © CO CRMs © CRM 6 CRY 8 CRS 6 17 O72 Cw WO ~~ ty v, > 4 iin AB Ae - ei ti ‘ RY ZT Zi Pa © ary oom? @ On 9 @ Ch) © CRW) © cE Wh re Pant we - } ~ - ‘ " fat Aone: ‘ : " ‘ ; ‘ pet gry. c a ~ a Neen a D ze oF my pile oe] : . ep oh Fh Ry A heel ney Cae eR eat ee Le uid ain) ena oe - * Beonll pe elk 6, A oe en oe dee oder AE “Sh: age 6 ae fee ora pr a 1h eine ile Apel eke iia hae maglyte =. Wate. efx) trtck Cay eon yes apd ee ay ye Mey a . + ad > iw . ne AO np eatlen ys , i Sd sas cevibnabeatlls on - ’ pt dye FA) é i; 4 a 4 m ne ~ 2 ee, e — | r “ Re in cae eed : y 4 we é 5 ahi . . , yn ? . « a - +" ° - i Ps oa a “ ¥ ae ? + < “ = pete dun (OOe Oe Ae belek ¥ ’ 4 ‘ ee — it - a% ne : fe. . ’ aes : ” ¢ Sad ae * mes ot Poesia oh Me t 1h near wae res ti Very Eas _ — Materials Terms CANTON CREPE Special Saturday! JACQUELINE CREPE DOWN GEORGETTE CREPE CHIFFON VELV And a Small ELVET Amount Weekly CHARMEEN On Approved Credit POIRET TWILL A few eft of thew $ if ad Sizes From 14 to 48 for Misses and Women were $115 ecw _ —o | (Third Floor.) Special Notice! It does make a difference | ’ where you buy your Victrola. | 8 WE sell and endorse only the | + Victer Victrola! | / » : _ by ecih oh Cte eh so! PS * 4 4 5 . , ¥ a. he 3 J he Het Wind gr op a smite pert? Aoi mbes a+ asilee z te: eee — Peet “ NES ae Wrosen, Cone meee ; ” ; Piastes lirik aie aden ‘ 4 pre a May : ¥ ne Ds La Be . » Le a fs ee Eat OMS, é Gu Sys. 4 ws SE ee “| NS Aya he be ete giles. ifthe a “pre 4 : Lila il os ih ia eye 2 ' a a sted bai “ “ " ‘é &. ‘ git EMS es sige Sade cae pops a . J at: : ae - ae a . ’ Lae, nt MPEG TO APG: ieee e “ " es og geyes gee SG pW nell ye P 4 Fuge 9 ae io Pian! pet * - ct gree a ee BoB ere a yen 24h . Oe GS vw | en et ee Oe ae eee ph 7 FF ty ; Bt Belli ul Tae hi ae Ts BPN iso PRS #4, are fel wa ret tng _ done 5 -" a ity ite age? Le Panptogtnte Poh eg pet AE en aye ag Pi i Jee en - WurRUIZER © OTN EN feidd ae po 610-612 Washington GJ Avenue Buyers and ectlers Become ac. qroieted throagh the Post-Dispatch W oe Columns.

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any UBE 2 SUNDAY, ! ©. OCTOBER 14,’ 1928. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. - a. ' Wee Executive to Lecture. lecturer and instructor, will address | a -_ ne ' ers Bureau, tomorrow, on “The was M fatling Gun (Harry L.) Fogle-| the opening meeting of the Problems Sales Executive—A Master Sales- } ton — Redecker of 3686 8. Comp- Stone of 8488A Texas avenue; §3 ADVERTISEMENT 7» Chicago, ¢ales executive,| Course Lun z nue, with number 88. from John 8. Hoffman, 4424 Laclede | - of cheons of the Sales Man-| man bh Other Donations. avenue; $2 from Mrs. J. M.’and $1 — and FRA L : = - A show given at 1428 Montelaje from Isadore Stein of 2716 Dayton ,, | ‘ of ‘ avenue for the benefit of the Ice | *ret- | ) Wardrobe RE THE Crow P oe nday pecia ' q a Fund netted $5. 16 The workers | wee e. k ‘ ? were: Sarah Koloditzky. Jeannette| “@*¥ Club of St, Louis Organized. | a z ~ oF $25 | ’ Koloditzky, Sarah Stinbam, Ssylvie| 72° Navy Club of St. Louis, to | re. a. | 2° oT Va n Roman, Dorothy and Mundly Rieth, | Promote the welfare of Navy and | 2 Leather and Leather-Lined corn-fed hogs | Molly Shartz, Maveln R ex-Navy,;men, has been formed, with pw the kind you fi at WITH 6) 5b TOTAL Harold and G oman and | hay rem oh “ oldie Polks, al! regia. |®n initial membership of 25 officers ice. | | $04 PINE STR EET ‘pe in the 1400 block of Montolair |@nd men. F. C, Wagner, 5814 clas JOHN GARAMELLA LAndell 6550 Electrical Experts Since 1880 Po avenue, ton avenue, is president. Meetings || °f $047 Madison 8&t., St. Lonis, The finest el i oi _— m Rago oe included are to be held in the living room of Mo. $25 Reward for Information e finest electric shop in St. Louis, the home of all reliable elec- Conner ie bee the Disabled Veterans’ Club, 8737|| 88 t© whereabouts. Left 8 weeks trical devices for household use—that’s the place to for th Cooler Weather Makes Its i va trom ®. 8. W. 8. C. Club| West Pine, on the last Friday of|| °° with Beatrice Adams. P go for t — through its treasurer, Mrs. A. J jevery month at 8:00 p. m , | Saal % t “AMERICAN BEAUTY” ELECTRIC IRON, illustrated just below Help No Longer Necessary a ae a; Over for 1924 Work. This large conoern ) No doubt you've aaa S hen boon in busi- read about thie LARGEST AFFAIR FOR IT||} year chee eae : after in the daily t a | . WAS MINSTREL SHOW || With reverses. and gc t aie Shas to sik aelehe m rl nh Deau ee he os ee ee Don't overlook this ig Brothers’ Event Nett opportunity. ELECTRIC IRON $1422 — 652 Families || 7 ew-S17-519 WASHINGTON AV.-we il lk he lk ll “Giese ‘Deity: Daiial € Greatest Sale of the Year!! Starts Tomorrow, § O’Clock Sharp. An Event That Should y Attract Women From the Entire States of Illinois and Missouri the Summer. iad ) . “a OVER 2000 SILK AND CLOTH FALL AND WINTER QUALIE Y "DRESSES JUST 100 DRESSES \\ OVER 1000 per FINER DRESSES. —Oanten Crepe —Stde Draped —Fimest Taetlored Spe ere’ coat eer mi mano, Bovect' Brete 75 ON toe YO2: OO AR ON LOOT REE A RR I cme ———————————— The makers of these celebrated California Hats have sent us their very newest and smartest models, There are styles in great pro- 23 fusion, fashioned of felt and velours, in shades of brown, wood, Fur — sand, gray, green and black. Ultra-exclusive Hats at an inex- as ri and Red fox, drown fox, eat 26 in ta pensive price. | mink , oo Oe _ Slenee New Flower and Feather Trimmed Velour Hats, $15 to $35 . | $ 4 95 (Millinery Saion—Second Floor.) a ||| paar bs she «coe BDISONTE- 217-15 WRSUINGTON AV )

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LE a me The City Circ : — ulation of the Daity POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daity Gl 4 obe-Democrat and the Times Combined 16 © ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NOTICE! Don’t Fall to Read the Special °4 at the Wednesday | p. m., Oct. 1 | Club Acditorium. The speaker will | he Dr. Paul Monroe, Columbia Uni-| Dr. Monroe will speak on | f the Far) | versity. fay Be. + v Fi > + ella we Fh. ene " - “ On Oey : sos , at Aoled Wea 5 aa cae i = “J W- + - pak‘ ~ he ent 6 ee ~ ~ L Latent ry on Saat bss Gatpap wath i ona “ ° aot wedi a r . wns a ~ is ; aoe i eine 8 eee e fe Wi pee ne tae ae ey st . ; ‘i rales Spree A Oe « ' ‘i 7. Z ~~ = ‘ . - ae. - ~=y - hed SE Seek Oi ae ey fh vat % a “yen ae eta Candlesticks Hammered and plain designs. 8-in. size, the pair $7.50 to $8.00 10-in. size, the pair $10.25 to $11.00 n wet = Pa danige aed 2 ve ~~ a od ~ ae poet Fad - ; . - " 4 a eee OF as ee a » - od ~e > , ‘ Me ne : : g . r oan - : , 2 rs Pa wot eee geet Pd ae af » eal ° f rs “ ek ‘ Sn ™ 5 kena > = bar BIS ee mage pon fe PAS SPoage ods aaa wee ae ie anit oeitec wieins Ji - am ovens "eter ‘ v Reon ets pre Gree” ar ence Mat ‘ } * ae ray be psy Pae st ark ev ant Poet ve ee er 7 5 ai HE A is ert Bin 4 we MB Ae hen eer " ee " vk ee Dee ee puengak | teeta nee E he SS per 5 halite 3 PO ee! a Covey is, i ee . he hte hea PORE A 2S mpegnty ee ee ee ee ‘tye - ee et es he Wy i nn - 12-in. size, the pair $14.25 to $25.00 aoe on re as saat BE AEN ARR OLE ELE. | ‘ ee ae ae ee ais Vases R-in. $5.75 10-in. $7.50 12-in. $9.75 aye « Q win Ke. $ ss papi ‘ oo ras aye / ye egn tates as > w ue = nea wi betes © natn ote my : a Paty 5 ae ted ahs — o i tee wen nen Se ag PS t * & he | ~ iis » > am Br Sapte wn Sani - mnttinnenticatan aaa A oh ton a te OEE Nag ot ee wig a a ad ve ere ae o . ra ees wea: no teaae sd ’ 6 P LERA S T ARPT OIE SE TS I - ee ie a Tag Rano od v 4 | Bud Vases | Sweet Pea Baskets RO hae ti A LOO page it t 3. 8-in. $3.00 ie | 10-in. $4.25 Lae | Individual Salts aha mgpepes ram tah AR BO ee retin eee ee ta 4 Se ee ff 7 Pr pegOe-t CEPT ek tel MEM ae aS ET ae oT aR at he eRe peg Ok eee ole: pes PS a ~~ ~ pean et ¢ ? é ‘ o . 3 ed ae ow eu +. ee a yaa ‘ i ; ¢ 4 . * war ati: a Marmalade Jars | a choice of thre | Me ; ce S : ( ‘tn a Sterling Covers and Pie or Cake Server + ; iby 4 Gpoon $2.25 to $6.00 | match Initial Key Rings, each $3.50 | | Latest importations, just received. Perey eer Or te ” i 4 Bonbon Baskets, $6.50 r | ; 4 a Mail Orders Promptly Fitted. | ; vs 9k tee: eG To argh ete 6 ose 5 ten ara | | i V4 Jaccards rs fecabhehed 4829 : Ninth and Locust | : ; ; Ps RS i ER Sodeg. Ae a a O - sii ibloalaaiosiaieleit ations . . . Sayer te 2 a) moi ma sala city ammeems meee i es Oe NS RR er ah IE a * ts oN SS > NTS, Ie, hw . 1p ee - : nie ‘ ER OT Se > Ss Sea ws Peo Saauane aet & . we mee a ae aduke é pao 7 a 0 t ee ae ee : a say gh it x ro Sag ’ x re - Verne we: na ee eee ir F i che YF ~~ " Oe eee oe oi TN OLR GL OTE MIT icbninandhichh OOS pele NOA™ a a arcana aS rapa st etme ee an , i ’ sa | | MPa SERS OME GIS AO AN OO MO GDN fy fe ~ re -= Bea utiful aracul Jacquettess 4 Platinum and Beige We have recently received a oo dhe ce ale’. ty * Sots iy eet he mit: ie esas scene, Gansta ree ‘ whe + she. we he 52 RR SG © a em . = 7~ * Y Ai iy ttc See An lp RN a ai ap, al BE Ey Bi a ete ~ imine 6 * eee ate oe rs age ee ; ai : ‘ th . i new importation of these eS ee . i | most popular Jacquettes in a eoit 4 comprehensive assortment of sai | fashionable models to meet rm Hi 4 the requirements of the most ORE discriminating purchasers. Hei ‘Our Prices Are Pleasingly Moderate. gait et $79.50 and Upwards % z 7 a 4 k Fox Chokers i e muy Yorn in ™ ‘gucr opens A! . “Hh: beautiful colors—red, platinum, beige and Up it ME MMEOERL, . cc hicndcescecoctccress Repairing and Remodeling—A Specialty Extremely Reasonable Prices Alaska Fur Co. Furs of Distinetionr 819 Washington OPPOSITE STATLER NWOTEL nl endowed by the Rockefeller Found®-| 14741 Ceremony to Mark In- A Sp ecial Purchase of | Washington University, the first of its kind since 1892, w eel 4 Pi | ip 1 $ A { | ithe f 1 inauguration of former iP Sterling Silver Articles [fe ceteris Hf : Chancellor of the univer bl f Wedding Gifts Noted educators will deliver ad- sees Sse . dresses then and at a subsequent lunchean at Hotel Chase 4 meeting in the evening at t | | | main quadrangle, starting at 10 a. m. | | Robert 8S. Brookings, president of the | 'university corporation, will presice | ‘and confer formal appointment upon | | Chancellor Hadiey, who has held his | | office since the beginning of the col- | | lege year. | 5-in. $ 7.00 _ments are being made for tickets for | 7-in. $11.00 ‘the luncheon at Hotel Chase, at 1) 9% -in. $15.00 _p. m. for university alumni and fac- | ulty. Speakerg at the luncheon will | {i Wp r t 6-in. $2.00 | With engraved shield. programs will be issued. Arrange- | | | ult; | Sugar and Cream ‘be: et | | and Peppers | ‘ Sets |Emeritus of the University of Mis- | a | Per set of six in gray | The pair $19 to $51 'sourl; President W. F. Robinson of | a oase $4.50 | St. Louis University, Maygr Kiel, W. a Two-Piece Steak Sets J. 8 Bryan, assistant , a Choice of three differens /ent of public schools; President Wi)- | \ Columbia University, who recently returned from abroad, likely will take up some international topic. learned societies and institutions are expected to attend all the functions ‘as guests of honor. There will be |ner for the visitors at the St. Louis | mal. Ticket arrangements are INSTALLATION NOV. 10 | auguration of New Chancel- | lor at Washington U. | A colorful academic ceremony at | | ill be held for sity, Nov. 190. nd public ’ he Odeon. | The campus ceremony, unless tn- clement weather forces adjournment | ¥ to Francis Gymnasium, or Graham | Memorial Chapel, will be on the | | Noted Educators to Speak. | Speakers will be: Dr. Henry &. | ~ | Pritchett, president of Carnegie) | Foundation for the Advancement of | |T 7 | rand of Cornell University; President | P All-Silver | George Norlin of the University of | 'Colorade; Dr. Frederic A. Hall, | Sherbets ‘Chancellor Emeritus of Washington Six in University, and Chancellor Hadley. | eaching; President Livingston Far- | | Distinguished guests, members of case the faculty and others will take part $22.00 ‘in a procession in advance of the ceremony, wearing their academic gowns and oolors denoting their dc- Hulk. & ’ , | grees. The faculty probably will sit | i H q Sterling Silver Mayonnaise Sets, 99:00 lon the Odeon stage for the evening. program, wearing the same gowns. Reserved seat tickets and formal | Dr. John Carleton Jones, President erintend- | liam H. Black, of Missouri Valiey | College, Dean John M. Wigmore of | Northwestern University Law Schoo) and probably Dr. Wickliffe Rose, president of the General Education Board, the Rockefeller Foundation unit that has contributed largely to Washington University ‘Medical School. Dr. Stratton Brooks, prestdent of the University of Missouri, will be unable to attend because his institu- ——————-S—tt—~S Women will be included among) ——rorewrm—w | e ly, 712 Cen- | ‘in charge of J. M. Lashly, 2B al systems, to be held | ) the guests, tickets having been sent , uilding. Lecture at College Club, Oct. ae Ne aa anneal of the College | lout im pairs. Dress wil! be sntor-| tral Nationa*"Bank B J The first of four lectures Of = Club of St. Louis, will be given at 8 | i—= . a The Sandal illustrated reflects the very newest style tendency in every detail. It is a modified sandal effect with a cut- out one strap, rounded toe and a modish Cuban covered heel. Shown in black satin, black suede and patent leather, $12. Sheer Stlk Stockings Graphite, the newest sheer silk stocking shade, is most attractive for wear with black footwear. Priced fram $2.25. / Children’s Branch Shop Maryland at Euclid Orthopedic Shoes in sizes and styles for children of all ages. Hosiery for Women and Children. tion will have Homecoming day that day. Odeon Meeting to Be Free. The Odeon meeting in the evening will be free, but tickets will be dis- tributed. Speakers will be: Presi- dent Nicholas Murray Butler of Co- lumbia University; Gov. Hyde an4 Chancellor E. H. Lindley of the Uni- versity of Kansas. Chancellor Had- ley will preside. Most of the addresses of the three programs are expected to be along educational lines, but Dr. Butler of About 75 to 100 delegates from an informal reception in the hotel lobby after the luacheon and a din- |Club at 6:30 p. m. | Peoullar interest attaches to the 'presence of some of the speakers. Dr. Farrand was president of the| University of Colorado when Chan- | _cellor Hadley entered the educational! | world there. Chancellor Lindley | represents the University of Kansas, where Hadley received his A. RB. de- gree in 1892 and Dean Wigmore represents Northwestern University, | where Hadley received his LL. B. two | years later. Dr. Pritchett was for- | |'merly professor of mathmatics and | astronomy at Washington University. | First Inaugural Since 1892. Five men have occupied the ‘chancellor’s chair at Walhthgton | since 1892, though this will be the) first inaugural ceremony since then. | That year Winfield Scott Chaplin | |was inaugurated with ceremony; he | Served till 1907. Marshall sg. Snow | was acting chancellor for the next | year and David Franklin Houston | \Served from 1908 to 1917. For the| ‘last four years of his term Houston | |was away, being Secretary of Com- oo and later of the Treasury un- | Gor President Wilson, and Dr. Hall now chancellor emeritus, was acting chahoellor. From 1917 till this year Dr. Hall was chancellor. Former Governof® to Attend Dinner to Chancellor Hadley. | “Good eventing, Governor,” will: be the correct form of salutation at Hetel Chase tomorrow night, when. six men who have been elected to the office of Governor of Missour! | are expected to sit at the same ta-| ble. | _ The occasion fe a dinner in honor | |of former Gov. Herbert 8 Hadley, | now Chanoellor of Washington Uni-| i iversity. Acceptances have been re-| GRUENDLER JEWEL PIPELESS FURNACE Installed in one day. No dirt, no wall cutting, saves coal. $25 Cas arte Terms A. H. Gruendler Hardware Co. 1018-1020 CASS AV. Tyler 1444 Central S676L ceive® from Gov. Hyde and from the’ four other living former Governors. They are David R. Francis, Alexan-)| der M. Dockery, E'liott W. Major and Frederick D. Gardner. All are residents of St. Louis except Dock- | ery, who lives at Gallatin. Two other former Governors, Lon 'V. Stephens and Joseph W. Folk, have died within the past year. : Gardner to Be Toastmaster. Former Gov. Gardner will preside as toastmaster, and will introduce Gov. Hyde, who will welcome Chan- cellor Hadley back to Missouri, he having resided in Colorado for sev- eral years. Mayor Kiel will speak jon behalf of the city, and the other ™ ' Chancellor Hadley. speakers will be Senator Spencer, | Frank O. Watts, Charlies M. Hay and # “a » © nt . * ” , oe n D . o ) if 606-08 Washington Av., Thru to Sixth St. Drastic October Reductions in DAINTY FOOTWEAR ANY purchases being made at great con- cessions have allowed the greatest reductions on the season’s most wanted styles. Every pair representing the very finest makers of women’s fine Footwear. OMPLETE representa- tion of all materials are included in this won- dertul offering. All style heels and the different weight soles can be had. $7 Mosr of the things you ~ like to wear cost more than ~ Chamoisette Gloves are | the lowest-costing, longest ~ lasting, best-looking gloves — " a woman can wear. Easy to. put on. Easy to wash! Easy = to look at. . F i” CHAMOISETTE GLOVI IF IT ISN’T KAYSER-—IT ISN’T CHAMOE as % * Bee, | Ls aX —- Ws t 7 a e p ee —— iy : °c * 3 y “fi ‘ 7 ¥ i : « * = 3 iS; REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. : iSeeny re) vy ae 2 7 3 a ¢ oa f ee SS PIPELESS FURNACE Lindell 3521 Come in and see us, or phone, and we will call any day or Thos. McHenry &S oF Our Pipeless Furnace | Heatrola—the Parior Can be placed in the smallest Furnace basement. Requires no wall | Installed where you have no piping, or cutting of stud- basement. Set in one of your ding, floors or walls upstairs. | jiving rooms and heats from No pipes in the basement. | 3 to ¢ connecting rooms. Has Guaranteed to keep every | all the graceful lines and room uniformly warm and beautiful looks of a phono- comfortable. Installed in graph, but the ‘efficiency of any store or home—new or | a high-grade Warm Air Fur- old. nace. 4, J /M 3958 EASTON AV. | ce NR | HE regular reading of advertisements in the || | Post-Dispatch reveals many —e i ee omy—money-saving opportunities od fl buying power to the purchasing dollar. | :

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— SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1925 ae i -—— — — The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. -— 23 WOMAN AGAIN SUES BROCKMAN ON CHARGE OF FALSE ARREST $600,000 Damages Demanded 1 Action Similar to One Recently Withdrawn. Suit for $600,000 damages for ul- ' - Wur LUZERe TWO DAYS ONLY = SEE THIS BRAND-NEW i in Federal Court by Mrs. Maybelle Counsel for Oil Producing Con- | Sound and Honestly Managed. Counsel for the Indiahoma Refin- ly managed. INDIAHOMA COMPANY 10 ‘Management and of waste | assets are absolutely unfounded and | ‘will be disproved when ,comes up in court. CONTEST RECEIVERSHIP iss, srs" | merit. |holds le cent of the company’s capital stock. | No creditor is con cern Says It Is Financially tt, Moreover, the plaintiff« have never at any time made a complaint to the company of the things they he \up in their petition.” on a arene ie penssnn saan as eee Gough Quits Canadian Railroad. ite | By the Associated Press. OTTAWA, Oct. 13.—R. B. Gough, é‘ 'a director of the Home Bank of ea an a Ae A tc te Ay, epg a , Canada, ten of the officers and di- without rectors of which were indicted for falsifying a financial statement after The plaintiff in this ac . ‘tion | | , ss than one-half of 1 ber | the bank’s.recent, failure, The charges of mis- of the case tt . 'Canadian National Railways it was iplaining against | announced today. nor any holder of its securities has re-| signed from the directorate of the'| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Almost Unbelievable * Youcan hardly realize the wonder- m. ful improvement to yout skin and Superior Styles and Unique Values in COATS Fur-Trimmed—Embroidered and Tailored—in a Splendid Feature Group, at.... “29 eee en SoS — - sr ry ae ee. CA. ti. yp 7 ‘Yr OVES HAMOISETTE Fur Collars, Cuffs or Borders of: Beaver Squtrrel Viatka Nutria Caracul Wolf Monkeg Fur (Third Floor.) Every miss—every woman should know what wonder- fyl Coats we offer at so low a price. NOTHING as to quality and style is mini- mized, yet the price is. A group of splendid values that concretely demonstrates our rigid selling policy of “quick- er turnovers and smaller profits.” See for yourseli tomorrow. Have You Seen Our New Ten-Dollar Hats? FETCHING. NEW CREATIONS—JUST AS CHIC AND ORIGINAL AS STYLES PRICED MUCH MORE Gold or silver lace Hats with “tricky” fur tails. Yurbans of imported glittering metallic cloth combined with colored velvet. Dressy Maline Hats with colorful imported metallic cloth peeking through. Flowered effects and veiled Hats. Monkey fur used in unexpected, smart ways. Our Window Display Is Worth Seeing \ (SESE R ESR Eee SITIO VSI e ress Ss ied / a (Second Floor.) V4 [TlLictiittsae sk oe . ; : ' ; sf ; ’ ‘ \ ‘ tet. ' ? SS Se BBR BABES 8 8 8 Biwi NOW L operation or visible scar ‘|Dr.J.T. - | Reom 415 Victoria Bidg.. 8th ‘ / 38 Years’ Soccesafal Practice. and Lax i re If you are r 40, and 5U, “you enhear by hav- those marks of his removed in one visit. = Slight surgica! ! does the v ork. No pain, danger 4sne Who Knows Pinksta } I trained traffic men. a Telephone: Tyler 462 Plastic | Surgeon . -Y.M.C.A. TRAFFIC MGT. COURSE Learn Traffic Management under an expert traffic instructor, The @ demand for expert traffic men far exceeds the supply. | Large industrial concerns and railroads Enroll this week. Best Traffic Course Ever Given. Y. M. G. A. School of Commerce, Main Building Gouraud s Oriental Cream In Kansas City’ are demanding mere § Class starting. ® 3100 North Grand BL. FIREPROOF ust. | Hours 11-4. | ‘ ee i “1D Baltimore ae * ee I I —- —— ~e | ' ; —- _ - o ~~ — a ns . ———— ~ . Charge Accounts Are Invited for Your Convenience. fy, All Purchases Made This Months Billed as of December Ist WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH ae n , ‘ >» * aN > , oa fy ¥ te ‘ . fee . we ¢ a Se | ee Sg ie XG NS heey £2 Oe | 7 he OF AT aS “ $4 eat" eB “+ ; ° “4 We ” Jes nrg Pw as, * ‘ uA \ . ° 4 %— ay, te oa \e - : 7 a CoA % a) }a ee La ’ 5 “i * 4 ; ; +4 + wae a oe >* aa ~* = ¢ re 4 v ad ti 7 _y - , ‘ s*n, % AL » — "en ey A . 7 , — « , Z . ~ | . ’ &. (oe ‘ , % . “ — ;° ‘ 7 5 , ca 7 vie A Noteworthy Presentation AN a y 7 7 Luxurious i Coats Values Up to $125 $ Of Soft Textured Fabrics Lavishly Befurred HE features which distinguish the costliest models ave evident in these superb Coats. The furs are beautiful rich pelts, decreed to ims mediate popularity and have been used with a generosity which would be commendable in costlier garments. The circular flare, the godet, the side-tied effect and shaped-bodice mode ex- pressed in many phases. Richly Crepe and Silk Lined Shades of Unusual Depth. Every New Fabric ve Tailored | Suits Values Up to $85 co ' ’ b That Will Win Unstinted Admiration by Their Richness and Simplicity E T AILORED Suits present an entirely new phase this season. While conforming to that tailored symmetry of contour, they pre- sent deviations in modified godet and side-tied effects dhat will be of universal appeal. Soft textured fabrics have been used, either self trimmed or magnificently befurred. Featuring New Box-Coat Jaquettes and Finger-Tip Length Coats on Suits of Extreme Smartness.

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—! i Se pe a en a ee 2 oe wie eee ee teens een ee eee oe ——- 18 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCK alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demecrat and the Times Combined Mre. (old, of 2525 Belt avenue, whose au-~ ; | CORORER ORDERS DRIVER OF 212. ot 2525 pos avenes ntoresce, [RUSSIAN CHURCH: SINGERS ) ) 3 fag ***' ‘AUTO THAT KILLED WOMAN HELD ress Can‘anearo, «0. of 178°) AT’ SHELDON AUDITORIUM . 7 +. . ——s. Walton avenue. last Thursea; ¥ ‘itnesses testified : Tt CM ale arte E Give Charge of Criminal Carclessness bebe « apetgeeag a geaE tj a ——— porta ; ; tanzaro was one oO! « aa 7 Concert for Community Placed . mst Eugene White- + had left h urb * : . 4 Agai who nad ,@:. ; Friday Night. head. 19—Bond Set at $5000. board a! approachin: ‘reet “i The RussiansCathedral Quartet | f A verdict of crominal carelessness They declared _— , worry ; te | | will give a concert at Sheldon Me- M ~— | in a motor vehicle death was re-'‘driving his car at io %& ate EROS MARRIAGE LICENSES. | ff = under the a 4 | = : * . _" oS ; 7 re } ~ i.J3a - tor hh + 17 > — ’ turned br y Coroner vex ood +994 009% John GTossman—Rose M. Greenfield Forum. The four male singers were p> nce Ot T. Keeten. : | % _ | Antoni arcin—Mrs. Maude Farmer. er an >: Nalt G ieli—__ke4 Sal 7 “— in Edw a * Randoli—Edna K. Edeimann. ; ® Peter and St. Paul, n | &awat Koenig—Eloise Sommers. | , Zz ft = menee a ao Sidney . Duck worth Edith Mueller ’ ' ' as | 4 , 8 a: yt After com > , Pau . shipman—Lillian M oss. : ; . ‘es i tn : | . . . trv ‘ > 4° wen’ on Tour Mack Carrol .—Esre! ~ Rocks ' ‘ . +g = *. 9 * - 7 > br>l . *) . ‘* ones — on , : j ‘ : . n a eee i all voseph . Cissell heilma M. Gaffnev Ay | ~~ ’ sia ti ei , — ke ai = aA. loses —Oarts illite tsuidfeder j : - - vata ; eae by j — : = rs ’ a * » : Dae) F os . : ee ee ee Ee a, pn A oe 7 . we ’ ¢ oes a 2 . ~ _ oe {a> a ai y we - yet os Ala ee ss See 7 Sy poe S this hs eee ee i Bh >." My ‘ Je’ ~ : 2. wi ig iv) gt Ate ~ ‘ er * Tides z ty ¥ oi as Mihir: - Mee ae = Ace & , b> oe, & i ni ra iy “ ee oe — . iene - . ee ae soiree a ae ene ee 3 uF. , ¥ ik = iy > " Pier 4 sf ort * reel tea aot my 2 ee Or Sate Ki Bate a —— * “pes wat ht ates 05. eaanpenet ie ieee Sb Saar 98 achioad , eae a ae yg ; = Ried if ey rant ; q. 4 “9 : ; GP i. oO hme ; uw me . y oy agen wha . 4 4 o* fo ae ee t wen . Sie - ‘ Se ‘ al of SEO Hoy ee z aa ’ te ¥ Pep ow ats " - ‘ ¥ : Daye, ee MB +} eee SP ae , George ea Ps — | thedral. - ork. are ng Helland 1 Rose. or | rT} ; — ; or . ne | evsePa 9uane—AdlLiene HE. Coniery. ; | . ° . Their selections include hyYMMS/ John F. Hueismang-Elsie Sprang » 7 | , | . os ‘= . 4 > 7? ; . ' from the ritual of the Russian Or-j|Jebn Norvill—Yeva Lebikaite. ! 1 ur (Co } 6G — rituai Ot te a Steve Seper—Louise Lang. nit Reg. $1. ° , thodox Chuseh. As is’ Known ~ | Thomas Beckiey—Mignon Trojaha. | wilt | Beef, iron oe ee | 29c| € : : | 7 ; : y ei, te tng Eo, he + ey be aa those who have visited Russia, or | John Verbanoz, Tilden I/l—Argia Ellena Ge- , ‘ as ns age? | movesi, Tilden. 1 AY H} | tl S8@c T mare Se 803 Washington Av., Third Floor |who have heard the singing in’the |p. a } | & Wine || oothbrush . Pints os ‘ e—Alberta Meidenheimer. Car- USS8iat hurches of New York and | ,, 00Bda:e. | Established 1889. ; aris. ty n sic of this ehurch is ‘a ; —— im its resources api . . Shawneetown. Mo.— Remodeling and Repairing at Reasonable Prices gp nea Atbaiggag A Rat emg ye . Prien! Se ph od . G RE A ae ONE ae ae, ee al = gm «es ff “My Favorite Coffee!” ake Arnold eradt. St Leaie.Tieseeme & ; . : ' “ Teeth Paste, reg. see — * | +2 IIH oammersi. River Aus Vase. Mos | That's the verdict of everybody who | tebe, 3 for .....- SYS LSSS SSEA CEE ROLE SOD fo Mirai Maw’ Buia Sega” drinks Old Judge. You can't please ff a ee i m with anything else. : ge ty, Tl—Mxrs. the yt ng Zie Paimelive Talicum ar T WEEE ES STPER-VALUE WATCH WEE K}: = 1. Gere! Er st. Lewis, The fine—smooth—savory flavor of owe $1.10 Nuxated fron a hs ’ epee: 44s * Sp EE OP Fe SE Le ee + .) #, “A > - eo ae OPS cae me oy ff cA. + 3 heghe > 4: ex a eae Nei m ea b: Gia WY - Ry Se aes * ale Wd ~~ ee 2 Nh ei He OE eats 4 : ahd : , oe nasal ; egress y : Whey Aoe ye re teg 9 ,S : a Dood antes reece me earierens BS | Pian Bh ene She ve Wes) ites FE te 1 eet ad IS i ech ate a iho recipe spendin eceili Pie. ait Seber &: 4 A gue . wa ey aie) , cs ! Es i ; - inne “ Ah wel ei Bhar aT Sis shy : Y ta kta ay Ss a 5 a law oe Shee ee ty a ray ee Oe Sr Se ees. Ce? ut i , ‘ae - bc ctinmrheyitting of rs ee . te Caldweltl's Pepsin S$ Old Judge Coffee makes it the most sy ag tg 4 ge ‘ ‘ , 3 : = j i avails» eRe tie ‘ gh rae ery Ae eit 0 * ae ? yn * TWO MOST EXTRAORDINARY Gude’s Pept 3 “ . q 7 a ~ a” = . “= 3% ; yy — - ' : re te i an eae sean ‘ — ' = ‘ ~ = : ° | . and I Clark 1482 @ Milan: 29¢ Campeund ..__._.. ; | irk, 1452 N. h ; IRLS, Tie Baume \Analgesique . : - SS oe tierer, 4626 Louisiana: : . ook 4? ee ot a ee $1.00 Krank’« Lemon (Crean : aig Srass sé : , = ¥ ds na I. Smit -s Y = | She Krank’s Eather (ream. é. rea {iw } P | > . be “i - . « 7 , be ¢ i at — 7 ’ : : r : ‘ 4 epee 0 Meg er Se ee ee a et ee - ats i . P GRRE PE RN TP Mn RE one Re ites Fw Mavis Taleum _.. Chantilly Talcum. » Seulkiss Face Powder SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES BR 25 Meanen’s Taicum Just Arrived Nau ater we For forty years this establishment has devoted amch of its effort and thought to th se-! L. Black, Hot lection, selling and maintenance of timepieces. And so today a Hess & Culbertson Watch is -@nd E. Bianks, 213: rratiot : . ; on Ole Lough borough mot only an unusual value but it is as dependable as the science of watchmaking can make it . and . Richter, 3741 Hyd: Sn Squibb’s Stearate Zinc A GENTLEMAN'S A LADIES' = rd E teurermann. G2 y . ma. 5 + e 4 wer tolz } POCKET WATCH WRIST WATC EB and ae Roe gas Aa S tin is GS . e r a . de ° — — 7 os => Vv: tah ——— F ld fj! eC ‘ } n - } a? d ‘ rdeiter te ern n. fo Week. Most unusual at this price. Elgin move- ly designed Wrist \ ian . ARG- |) and Hoffmann. 4351 Caltfornia ment, enciosed in a beautifully engraved cold-filled somely | vd. - jews m case. A thin model with unusual! tine es guureegeeat. yr ape eapakesgiblanse on Sei ee BURIAL PERMITS . : ‘ ‘ *? ‘ a. +e . aa ~ ”~} . - — Never before offered at this low price. or a gtr -AS rice . Beckerdorff, 60, 2400 N. Breadway 2s. 51, 4154 Delmar. 82. 302T7TA Franklin. FOREMOST Zr f VISIT 262 Births. 179 Deaths, in Week. JEWELERS Y 44 é OUR NEW There were 262 births and 179 SINCE Ja STORE deaths reported in St. Louis last ie TIFUL week. Twentr-two persons died oo? 1884 OLIVE AT NINTH BEAU beust: Gienen. 30a we 286 at SOUTHEAST CORNER _lobar and six of broncho pneumonia. 3s of cerebral apoplexy. 1: rf ight’s disease. ¥ ai; wat OPTICAL SAL —s \ + 1 - oo = - 7 - ; ecidental deaths, one suicide and RBERBREBEBRRRRRRERRERBERERRBARRRERRERRRRERRRRRRRRRR RR RE RAR RRR RRR RRR homicide last week. Patent Colt OFFICIAL MILESTONES FOR Black Kid | oa 5 | Would Avoid Confusion of Taking Measurements From Several Points in City. ‘Br the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—An offi- cial “milestone” for every city an tewn in the United States is sug¢- tad Ft ay a yd oun! 2 ae very rs ON taey, oa re ? ili: adit hese 090 , fom - Bor one re re » oy are ‘ é bi 2 ie el RT a or aa ay - “ 4 Aa) OAs {aye whe > ee ee Pe ipa eas A. $63 peck ae pale ae 2 wg x AS » = a be! k tac fie Koti 7 \ z ” “{ ‘ * i pe 4 4 c+ a “a 7 ’ ‘ y ; . Ree eee : . 3 F i. ie La Rielanla een’ ye 2 : ¢ ia Ahh ng’ by x it eee hae) a ee en age Been = I A a a i, ih tee a ae vt Stns Sth 4. gy et ~ ; ” “ ke Bt) ges ating ~ “9 eos i onan . ~ mr. “ os - 2 a RRP peers Prati mE « sae S | ii j BERBER RERRBRSOER REE E taking measurements from any one —_— ~J ™ e rz | | \ \ | As illustrat of pat > 4 JO in alkin —— | ef several points in a city. which ‘ustrated, patent, black kid or black suede, with a themselves may be a mile or even unique perforation around the top, making it unusually ef- tective when worn wit pinancnon ratte Fn se tg 2 with hosiery of contrasting color. Black Satin has tancy stitching to imitate perforations. All sizes . ; Every motorist will recall, at some se : 2 For Every Woman , \ |tume im his travela, Raving seen a | *Sqty om¢ Width pie ary _— [and Peasy Brrwm ii] (sign reading “eight miles to Jones- o Se M Than $ 00,000 Be . . : | “() t T - “Qsteo-Tarsal”’ i) | ville,” and then, a couple of miles * 3 ore | to Vi aes | — we | “a . ji! | further on passing another sign say- —==s —_— xo: — iifferson | aici S CO- arsa Flexator Unlocked Shank | jing again that Jonesville is still | NRA to the Public im Furniture vu edy, “Salty a : an ° . ‘be correct, depending on the point | —— * * ee Demonstrations Daily— in Jonesville from which the mile-/| Ph ° e . : age was taken. y E ] Wh STEP INTO A PAIR OF “OSTEO-TAR- . | ‘ “From a commercial standpoint sician xp alns Oo SALS”—walk in them the length of Brandt's Sccn | [em etticial milestone would be of Wea Gee, > a i SS . | New Yo . | | '| | service in giving readers of adver- | as z , ; « Ca Store—one city block gat = || | Some of sat sae ovens ONOUld Take Nuxated Iron | %¢ =) f ~ Sean As an expression of gratitude to the St. Louis its loyal support and patronage the past three Po SRY Seoul i : , el , : definite information. A farm may Brandt's Graduate “Osteo-Tarsal” Shoe-Fitters | | be advertised as being six miles dis- will explain “Osteo-Tarsal” scientific principles ght ‘tant from Jonesville. With the Practical Advice on How to Help Build Up while you experience the actual benefits of wearing. ; adoption of an official milestone by Fine appearing Oxfords and Strap Pumps. | 'Jenesville, the reader would know Grea | that the distance in six miles from t Strength, Energy and Endurance e fired point in Jonesville, which “Lack ef tren tp the biced not entiy | i — fren {mn rour boed Strap Styles | would be in the heart of the city. | Makes a man 6 physical and mental oe 2 " — may still Be young | | “The cost of putting up the offf-| ‘'"s. nervous, irritable ‘easily fmtigued.| brimming over with vim and onerg” Black Satin \ cial milestone can be negligible. A | but {t utterly robs him of that virile force, “But be sure the trom you take ts or- $138 3-Piece —Ooze Trim | | | simpfe marker could serve the pur- | ‘"** stamina and strength of will which ie ee ee Black Kid pose. Automobile clubs in many in- | “™* es ae oo a power i conic {rons hue Oo Tr; stances will ™® willing to erect the " a = a | STs > eee well-known New Engiand physician. “Tt . muarker or milestone for the city or | may also transform a beautiful. sweet- atent town.” tempered woman —Ooze Trim Log Cabin Ooze 1} Champion Fiddler to Play. —Brown Ooze Trim | | Clate Ransdell, champion fiddler “itoring ‘| | ef Missouri, will play “The Lest In-| "st¥_nervous a to jack of | ; ; ; sufficient iron tm their biood cor- , dian.” “The Ozark Trail” and other | ~uscles without ever realizing the real ; 2 old-time favorites ef the Ozarks at | = . spinach, = _ - ' - : . _ cause of their trouble. Without tren im) em a5 c your bleed your food merely pasees a. ) , hrough t ng ike corn) using Nuxated [ren. ) shoes Paes, ex? - " — a _ vent - ~ — aon ae ~ se Nati GPR ie : t he ationally endorsed for a Members’ Conference luncheon of | th h. Pe A " ; ty “hamber “omm +. that t , — the correction and pre- 5 the Chamber of Commerce in the a ne pi can’t grind. | ; dinin ge room. 511 T ocust street. W ed trirty ull ject : - oii ¥ : s* _ - wan at hirtr. @ ; peer in | Vention of foot troubles. r nesday, 12 United States Sesatee*” tetera a *, an a at | ; thas ‘ aaa ‘ ~ . . : i} “ 5 a wir rienty . 4 . ' ; . ~ ator M ; niey if llinei } O18 Washington Av. UE | coeseny coe ee | -entivy returnes fro! a tour of — | . eee —— — 44 Europe, will discuss his ebserva- —— xs _— ~~ ,— ge YS — See —< i.0us. a A eee. —- ee EE tee A meta ty

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In the w t he Hairy Ape,” “Bulldog Drum- beyond endurance a ore ally of Cromwell in overthrowing mmond,” and other stage ch , sense of the word, Miss Mariowe : Charles I in 1649. Kerstenbroock wri) : E aracctere. reads the part, instead of playing it . , Willie Howard's “weektrolia” pro- . comes to England to avenge " melces the voices of Al J ; She finds parting with every wrong done his sister and becomes " ae - —S 0: - olson, Gal- phrase sweetsorrow. Each word is involved }j fi pier and Shean, BHddie Cantor and lec sk y nvoived in fight with prominans here not welcomed and asked to sit down. Englishman “Roaring Watt” Mus- 7 — > eerene. on the stage. And before she is on with a new grove . asi. and chorus form a large sentence, she must be done with the , . ~ bee e aa up Gii “The Passing Show of 1922” has iilie and Eugene Howard @re its hief in Chicago the past summer. entertainers, and they appear series of lessons in etiquette, the “Ballet les Conquer- Gloria Swanson, in “Zaza”— Missouri. no reason why it should be caressed cld and -have time to mourn its the week's attraction at the Grand Central, West End Lyric and Capital Theaters. Dorothy Mackalfll is the leading woman. Barthelmess is cast as a gafiant Flemish duelist, Kerstenbroock, an Miss Mackaill, brother, fears for as )6Musgrove’s his welfare a ‘s one of the most brilliant passing and listen to its last echoing , OE page ag Fred Allen, a fuc- footstep. Indeed, she tosses out ee the se duelist and dis- stul Winter Garden monologtst, B hel ss in many a tag as if it were a boom- guises a6 & og in hope of meeting = 2 new addition to the traveling Richard artnenness, erang which she half expected to cir- Kerstenbroock and preventing the a erection. Zita and Zaro Lock- “The Fighting Blade” “eg cle the theater and come back to yee the scene of the Gua aan rc, dancers, are from the Folies t End hand again. . o © cue, Bergere Paris, while Emily Miles Grand Central, Wes All But Ruinous. ay: ay a public to believe that 3 S d =e Brown are dancers from Lyric and Capitol. The retarded race is all but ruin- pe ates egg agin Fav ae 'y e Distribute 5 ome. _ ous. Miss ns rl owe has been and height of hie anger be 4 iii Next week's attraction at the ene probably still is a fine actress, but the “boy” who tricked him is a gist. S [ aa will be the musical com- | . not in “Cymbeline.” We rather . ire auings fae Sally, Irene and Mary,” whose Surfeit of Tonal think she falls into that tragic com- The Pantbeon Singers appear a mens ZmeOMPosite name is reminiscent of pany of players betrayed by vocal the Grand Central. Milton Bills a public “3 7} pthree re, ent successes “The ro- R} } SS Mars richness, who come in time to be The Last Hour’ will, be the attragr, ast three years. Me ™2NCe of three modern Cindereflas”’ Icnne hypnotized into listening to the tion at the Weat Bnd. Lorie the hase [ is he desc ription given of natalie plot | éé D t 99 tones which they create. Pace goes naif of the week, ng ie Bs the work has. It was played in | “Cym e ine | first from these slaves of sound, and, day. the New York Casino ar ge Rs | e | later, flexibility. In her pert form o ae BE A gals I i a _————_—_—— iN. st mee ee ae ee ee ae nning ¢t wee Kings ser the sie eee sans Century Theater to get By HEYWOOD BROUN, | Continued on Page 6. and Delmonte Theaters will exhibis nnouncemen a? Bat.” ruessin — Dramatic Lilitor of The New or —" the same pictures at each house. ¢ firs , ERCGNRE elarcise fer (Ah aSalQlQQnee re George Arliss in “The in This Issae. Raritier -¢ SCRE, Ghd yer? NEW YORK, Oct. 13. PMY HE: ) Bercy Marmont, and W. dess ” the attraction hace tea _ *r for all, will be at the Jeffer- Mi Ss ‘ Riley Hatch, in If Winter t the new 1 is the film ver- True Life Stories. ~ € week of Oct. ?8. and the HE trouble with preg nnntissnt 18 Comes”—Liberty. ‘Ss es ¢ th negar (Ee eign “Blossom Time.” based on that he’s dead If he wer alive sion o °, y proved « sen- Part 6, + th Ol Fr: Schubert. and con- he would snicker when anybody re- sation in New York tor two years. d Mining music from 1+ fi. : of his marked, “Every word he wrote is tress who loves Dufresne, a French The story tells of the predicament Pages 12 an : positions, will be seen the weel precious.” And if any player pro- diplomat. He is also loved by Filuri- of a Major, his wife and a ’ - Mm Nov. 4 gu testi. th ceeded to act upon that ed anna a rival actrese. Florianna i# doctor who are trapped in the power \ ee ; : ° “6 — the supreme showman of Avon, Wnoe enraged over Dufresne’s infatuation of an Oriental monarch. An ne = AY BOOK ur bg Nazimova. in “Salome aiso happened to be a bard, would for Zaza and cuts the rope of Zara's by the Major to éummoh help ~ ss at gtor — “Mar- Colurnbia. eap upon the silage to remonstrate. trapeze. Zaza is severely injured radio results inthe Rajah — , Biplhved @tie eeants be. : se 7 cannot speak wet egy anim in the fall. Dufreene continues to the officer and the two an Starts Car: at a sht, Get. 22. Leo the De Marcos ' = re eye “ : ners ge “ ed wae ee ok d Z by eare for Zaza until his wife appears white hien te the ane aa | @ \ “La n ai lembered as the star of Seven Musical Bheiks, ame sy os crn ip ast tacigig Beet 4 * fH Mar. on the scene. Zaza is heartbroken 4&8 & #acr to 3 SUA Tomorrow a. L, hen the east. from Buenos Aires; Irving Fisher, the performance of! Miss Julia Mar- at Dufresne's deception and after de- the deity of the kingdom, when tela 3 = aga Which is to be seen formerly of the “Sauy cast, i jowe in “Cymbeline. a nouncing him she disappears. Du- ®ffives. = a ma Phe Mprehia, jz high-tensian songs, and the Trennell Trio in Tie must have known that — an Chi 4 freene goes to America with bis —- fe 3 co ee in cirece: wia@night burg- “Mlle. Fifi.” i Seg Be Wee: ere gs wife and Geughter, but returns years “If Winter Comes” goes into ig ~ live S = ee . ae . “nN a BOMe «as thas The Story Book Revue moat LHe might rensonalily be prensa te later. a widower. Zaza during this second week at the Liberty. This is ie = 5 sHCIGen | ‘he audience as Grand Opera House iist oO. attrac - jis advit gen bees (pro in an a time has become the most popular a remarkably fing epvisioning a 4 Pats c, BS ai — y STMclals on the tions At the Rialto. Billy pausing remembered the ee ae | poo artist in all of France. She meetsa Mutchinson’s great novel, . whh = 4 i. » ...,, SUessing through and his Twentieth Century Revue. were done when — — ty Dufresne again and finds that she forgettable character acting by Perey — - } — ao ee end Mollie Fuller in “Twilight,” w ll "twe re well it were done neni: i loves him. Dufreene begs forgive- Marmont in the role of Mark ; a “ i's = Lit | ' 18 5.” pre- be presented. The | wenn se = rs a: po pare sgimeind Peeps Sin ness and the lovers are ——_ oe FS ——, we ie... |. and as the of the Columbia's bi 296 8% a= * ™ Pig at " 3 worn by Miss Swanson in Colum ime . eee ren .o8 the Orpheum bill, tions a Oe eee ee a George Arliss, Harry Morey and Alice Joyce, in “The venue ote said to be the mest lav- “felome.” ee OF v2 fe plane veteran “Queens of Paris,” with ] B. cos ager roster cat omc rs Green Goddess’ *_Kings and Delmonte. ish and beautiful of her career. The Rivoli's atiraction i BD b-<'Aes the “Affatr “us 6 Procuctions. Hamp, dialect comedcian, and at “ 7 The le of Imoge® , Radio week is also one of the Go “Round.” we : st oo s bill Callahan, acrobatic ensertainer, is at th Lroughbout. ro * Drafted . ae ie the finest of the play, Dut that is + ; sis Se a an IS AEE ae OM

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- -- —— anne ee ee eee ~aoant SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1923. 1ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH PHOTOPLAY THEATERS -$ ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ‘ ee BE ye | PHUTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS : 2 . * P : ct . oe ee ee a ' S rn 4 7 be ty * \ ae > a Sgt Sk gta i “ 2 F3 * 5 ae >. - ¥ 7 » . eed + e Long ae P 4 FS AO EE TA oN : eee ore camera . gi x er mt ; f ¥ ; ~ae ' ‘ we 4 Rr re eT en ~ ‘ —" ‘ oes - m . 4 nal a ) bits} to a a & ue — . Aas = > » qr adly Benes geht t ea By dri DRE eee bo ve " vs DP Naat c = hg’ Tt oa eet —a 7 . . pit, a . " . — ST _— ae aT sive hn ‘ ae x fi ee ae a CR LET este ¥ es Sere : Me Pat Ena”. a Ae “ ab R y : Pa. 5 i. daa t > 4 ; So aaelll mae LM adhe. ate ar x bos eo > °® x WD cage snail Te apt: at De et sip. > bie «habe ins med & val oon Saat Be lie ht IS Peas DRO Des = 7 ag Pom TRL RDS ETS, * “ss » reer. wie Wi MT AME AASE IIS Rie 7 ‘ Shesecit a » - above ~ alec A ne white ag iy ee eee BS ERO Pets ee Ba a ONG STE WAN BREESE CAIN ey sea oS ee eet os ‘ sais thn : Y : ite nate) oem ve s ee OR uke te aR a Re Ly pubeee ST peathiti4 ‘met ede 3 ? S. ee ee ar - * Sabri tan LG sth aphschecs Bes ya eine eet §o pha gislenmadaiegamRaIaacs AT ALLAN cea. Oe ees. ane: wor PRA " Famer son mp Ke Pee, gl 9 Mas ahi = LT LAA A SEBS CURT E SRI Bi EAMES a y Hal d “a po £ t SR Me a a rea . ines dal! petilopanad & HM, re. ee ee LE FOC PL Rieger one mn wae + LE DAO CR BP. : ’ ~ © a =, af a " , - ” . = oe Wer il ita tiaali as ah Mice 2 DEM aiiade wr ~ peo ge raag ~ 0 ART Shy or met “er - SS : by t = ota . ee. Be. a é] ? - ws oe ee * * ie Ls ¥ - q e “we oe - . ge ea 5 at : ™ ste oil eh NO feo ty " : hs ee oe ee ad ey of ¢ : ae aa . ' . > oo apie Ae oop, eo a gree oll hl te Phy 1 eee Reliab), 2 RRR oe 4) ees te: Si ta VES Pe Sn epee RNS GoE)S Ak helical Biber tt op oie Wt wit Bee Qala ne WR .tA is itn ie i elt a ge 9m ARE, PAOD a ET. A at Ss og oF Fg i ees : rast ot ts a . - ; "i a ae 5 \ m t - te XY cree fee ee Bie emer alg aad ee te mH a ‘ hy irs ac PNET PRI: : ii ‘ i oie a webb * i ae RG : re at Oy Bs Le ee ain 8 oe ee P . r D.eft-s ee rare Ue aser OPN: Bioeth pate a ob UL ete ae > er ve age ip ca ‘4 t at ia I te a ’ re 6 m OTP ROG Re ad no Ate a aiid ~ ‘S etgnencns oe " - - Pave = aor ss , Wat are ou ae eres ane ms Grand 1367 Mere “Spley” Features fo ; gS Season ORGH ESTR Season rt PEP St. Louis Has Ever Seen!! CLASS if : : ) MOST EEE QUEENS OF PARIS SHAS] ag 1923-24 1923-24 | Only Burlesque Musical-Comedy Show in Town + RUDOLPH GANZ, Conductor | ws ACTS se BE A"GO0D FELLOW” ¢'vc Sour Dear Ones = Treat!:! Get tp ag Jil PHONE US! TALK WITH US! WRITE TO US! | Ore} Spec SWEDE” COMEDIAN => 1. B. HAMP Xf occ xtc oe" oer ary TDce, axe Day “we | | mgr WORTH DOUBLE “we Only Burlesque — -Comedy Show in St. Louis | S. E. MACMILLEN, Mer. — ae Odeon Building | ~~ - - a — — ns ~ t , ° (ARY JACK CALLAHAN ..... ACROBATIC COMEDIAN | “Story Book Revi 2” xis; NEW! U 5 s Crt Ss... ..... KANN MYERS § icru cos “ROSA ROSELIA St Src. | Sosa urchin errecrs + etree oonent Seene miteska ‘ene Hades on oe. ‘eemetss BENE : ED A ikg babe - | eanwne TAL EE Co., aa Vaugorilie italy Daricssne Ricehnnl-Coonone che fae tee | ns Frank L. Wittier & Co. BOB STARTZMAN 77", cclchrated Feit LEW DaIONY | | “IN WRONG” JUST potamah tlcgumes LESQUE THAT YOU WANT : aad deltas : re +See mae" -y & | FOUR LUNDS comme Der fea “~~ f— we Sunday and Entire Week THE SENATORS DIVERSION MATINEE TODAY. 2:15 a: a 6 St. Louis ADULTS, 25c, PLUS TAX “CHICKENOLOGY” Y HILDREN AN Time Ag M C helet Lamont’« Birds Seat isc “TWO BOYS ~.ZEATHERED Except Sunday Wiehe FROM TEXAS" THESPIANS RE AN TONIGHT SELECT FE: : ; Continuous. 6:30 to 11 ATURE PROTOPLAYS FIRST TIME HERE!! | in Cscar Wilde’s Prices 25c and 150c | PLUSH -—- Ce a NR sitinpitinadeanapeiatidlaiiiitantechatileas TAX LoN® * THE BIG SHOW WITH THE BIG “KICK” INI 7 NOW AND ALL WEEK ~—*& ¢ The management of the Gayety Theater takes IT | 4é MOLLIE BILLY | GUARANTEE picoesre in ezarantccine “Gucens of Paris to be one of the | FULLER = SHARP’S | a oe Special Neat Extra a —- Day -@E apatite 20th Century Sia gag tert y | og eran ff urs. | Friday | Saturday ARNAUT BROs. ganar” |e _ Gteie’ oc utimmio ae é od. 7 22 Perfect Garter" § “Shape” VAUDEVILLE a AND OTHER FEATURE 4 ACTS SUN. MAT. and ALL WEEK —_—_———— Wight . neal oe sige You've Always Wanted to Go to the GAYETY—NOW’S YOUR CHANCE! | ARCO & VIRGINA | sicrID « cm. Oe 27—8:15 ard ne a WILLIAMS & CLARK ON E Gl N Players § ff mu HE ATER UTAH WAU TH y yety Advertise?? Come See RAY CONLIN ee | U. s. A. (Librarian of Gengress), Oscar Dene Stadion, 1923. | ong ee — : GRAN} "AND p> — Deeside ACT BEAUTIFUL ) Mme. . : SIXTH ' | ARSENAL “ AND ‘AL. . PAGEANT— The Silent -* -d >» — FESTIV "be First Concert ty Sub. Series— AND PINE : =r : ner” and Herod Lloy a - AL OF MUSIC AL ST. JOHN in . ‘Full Speed lickets, S110. $1.65. "5 = Aeolian Co.. = . ) Rex Beach’ s Great Story . Buck hirley Mason ‘4 7 oF rece a8 } prea Brady F M Ahead,’’ ‘‘Rigoletto,’’ ‘‘Toilers of Course tickets for the six events] in - Se cere ces ane comay ff **THE SPOILERS te a = ps | Thursday Eve., Nov. 1—8: 15 |g the Bquator.’’ obtainable at 25% reduction. ee _ I Oe and Big SURE eee, el ants : : : ee | | SHENANDOAH GRAND-FLORISSANT ‘SHAW—Richard Dix andl iG BILL OF HIGH-CLASS FRB LECTURE ON 2 v AUDEVILIA E AND PHOT: PLAYS Elinor r Sy ns “Six nitro Wilson in “To the Last 2 CHRISTI sal (AU'VERTISEMENT) y MR. or oe: sae I. ™ D SAYS DIABETES You'll Get Rid of ‘| aes Blackheads Re Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, |? = AFFECTED EYES. There is one — ae «i : : Secure Your a New and Avoid way that never falls to get rid of Dbieck- | Sf. Che First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Mass. way that neve a to s; thet t t Under the Auspicies f th Later for the “For two years I have been a diabetic Te do this PP gn ayn ote gee gl ISGP ' “plait ae eg z a5 r e Oo D EO! Or TUESDAY EVE. sufferer.” writes P. B. Papas, “I could not powder frem sciy drug store—sprinkie Seven Churches of Christ, Scientist, in St. Loui EODOR MAS! cat and my eyesight began to fall Al tyes Se echt en che sere . Sst, OL. uls friend 0688 we about wondertu! ‘Ekstp.” the blackh briskliy—wash the parts — A t— After five weeks my appetite began to and you will be surprised how the biack- return. I can eat now three equare mea!s heads have disappeared. Big biack- The Odeon Theater, 1042 N. Grand A {RECT “Exsip’” ‘6 the wonderful 4 Sgecer. benctheeds "area weiston an , ~UTANIG AV. + masse aierseaitan “opers. Co and mon eae CE | Stee nee air ned cncretions that’ tore ~ . : ° operatic and Bi Get Weil, being | im the pores of the skin. ™ . > x Sunday Afternoon, October 14, at3 O’Clock. [S338 "piSs°@2" esso. wun tax. ge Be Ciccktands “so hey 3 =e Deo leaving t The Public Is Cordially Invited. | ABOLTAN co j000"% eet % Charming First Presentation in “s MATINEE Tovar, 213” fA |Hughes & Debrew ferme Se “ te Now Selling. Acclian Oo. , 004 Olfve St. Prices. Sic to $2.96 BOO a6 bbc, 8000 at BSc, 2000 at 31:10 1080 at $1.65. Leeg at $3.20. | Ceneert Lirection Biizabeth (veny

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" | a aah ea i ve eRe Ea Sacer seated ton 2 EERE T TE ng : o, ‘Siete ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1993. ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ; e 3 4 PLAY THEATERS = | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS = _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATEES PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS . __ PHOTOPLAY so SYMPHONY IS ENGAGED x LC GY J J N Scr |i 1 QV SSIS NWN CO GREATEsy S tN ST. Lou Wie nnscssieal BODY WILL HAVE A vidus Seasons; Outside Work Extended. cm | 0 CHANCE TO SEE /T. || Tne Bt. Louls Symphony Orchestra : \ pa has been engaged for an invitation = Wy , Ee concest to be given at the Coliseum : X | M SO THAT EVERY- | Season Ticket Sale Exceeds Pre- 2 SS SSX SS able enormity of made neoessa vide accommods- \ ‘SY \ \ \ WO Mme to the members of the M , State Teachers’ Association, y i i|might, Dec. 7. The ar were made through Dr. Cloyde Hill, president of the Southwest Teachers’ College at Springfieldand | . | president of the association. The sale of season tickets now in ' progress at the office of the Sym- 7 phony Society, 302 Odeon Building, | is exceeding that of previous years. 7 The change from Saturday night to © Thursday night seems to have met ~ with popular approval, several new * boxholders and many new seat sub- 7 scribers having been added to the & “| list. z The list of soloists is considered ~ the finest ever engaged for the @ Symphony programs. Ossip Gabril- owltsch, who appears at the con- certs of Jan. 3 and 4, will play the Brahms concerto No. 2 in B flat. | Mischa Levitzki, who will be the first soloist of the season, Nov. 15 and 16, = will givé the Beethoven C ‘minor © concerto, as well as playing the ; piano part in the D'Indy “Mountain - % |Symphony.” Joseph Schwarz, bari- @ ; § j|tone, will take a prominent part In @ a aaa ~ : 3 |the Tschalkowsky-Wagner program : with which the season will close. SS YCE ND MA! Ei iumph. The beauty f Yj cast IN a gripping Y Ado! Wh Luk Or [resealy luxury and exotic # unt /% cluce o Sa “es a | Yi, IT HAS SET THE TOWN ON END. AL, ST. JOHN in LL SPEED AHEAD” = THRE Francis Macmillen will play the & : Goldmark violin concerto, rarely @ heard here. me” ——$—$—$__— festival tour. Two pairs of co a, é Vr avg also will be played in Columbia : one pair in Jefferson City during tl SARA GY A RRR ‘ en regular season. On the first Ne . H Orleans trip in December, Birming- 5 ‘ham will be visited on the way =# ‘south, while a stop will be made Jackson, Tenn., on the return. | The 1924 epring festival tour w be of five weeks’ duration. The O; chestra has been engaged in Wei Frankfort, Quincy and Urbana, Ill Loulsville and Lexington, Ky.: John gon City, Knoxville and Chattanro Tern.; Birmingham, Montgom and Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Columbus ' Vicksburg. Miss.; Pineville, 'Rouge and New Orleans, La.; Beau- ‘mont, Houston, Bryan, Waco, | Brownwood, Dallas, Fort Worth ari MAT , Pive Weeks’ Tour. EVE. ee The Orchestra ll visit New Or- & SUN. CONT £0%0 Ii: leans twice during the regular sea- son and once during the 1924 spring ; CONC SN ee RIM » % . |Wichita Falls, Tex.; Omulgee, Tulegage y yi and Ponca City, Okla.; Winfleld, 2mi- ~~ jpn ty 5 poria and Lawrence, Kan.; St. J “ GY) YOéUYY, seph, Columbia, Sedalia, Springfie! jig U GYM “py and Cape Gtrardean, Mo. Witecwes F y “WHY Wipées VU My | SEVERAL PASTORS TO PREACH “E FIRST SERMONS HERE TODAY 3 Newly Appointed M. EK. Pastors Take Charge of Pastorates a H-B- WARNER LIA ‘ 7 te 4 : afi / , . ; : Today. 4 ALLAN DWAMN 7 ‘% yr 3° Fy ee Newly appointed pastors of sev WA Ace he eae oct Adder , CGI FS aS er eral Southern Methodist church PRODUCTION ST. 2) -) =) ry will.preach their first sermons iff ' ° : ~ their new pulpitsa here today. “a Mt Pe FUL oer The Rev. Raymond Kimbrell, ne ee ee a ; pastor of Cabanne Church, Goodfel=e> ; low and Bartmer avenues, come -here from Kansas City, ‘where Wis i \was pastor of Cleveland Avent 5 — Church. The Rev. G. E. Cameron, 7 P =| Who was pastor of Cabanne Church = a ness. 2) So eee | preaches his first sermon today ay 4 Sssssassccgessce’ss: | Lafayette Park Church, Lafayette J t and Missouri avenues. At Immanuel a% to | Church, the Rev. O. A. Bowers takeag the pulpit, while the Rev. John Me- Carthy, lately at Immanuel, assumes the pastorate at Bellefontais’ Church, in St. Louls County. The | Rev. O. H. Duggins, lately of t | ¢ “ a Farmington district, will begin his_ . . pastorate at Haven Street Church? More Than $100,000 to Be Distributed succeeding the Rev. C. D, MeGehesus or . . — — - Bh pes Reding ing ee of the rig . Louis district, the Rev. Dr. Franti to the Public in Furniture, Savings — | 2" “istrict. the Rev. Dr. Brant — é2 . - - “ . . ; in As an expression of gratitude tq the St. Louis public for . its loyal support and patronage the past three years. , Joseph Littau’s Orchestra dsome 26-Piece th 2 P announced his appointment and ‘6 - Guaranteed e 2-Pave other changes at the closing e. THREE LITTLE MAIDS WM ROGERS’ See g of the St. Louis Conference in Sikes- Eccentric D : ancers SILVER SET Announcement | ton last Sunday night. ‘ Baby Peggy. Comedy $13.95 in This Issue. | WORKERS VOLUNTEER FOR Peay curs vinish cient, “in- | True Life Stories. | = SYMPHONY FUND CAMP — i beaspecns, *- Part 6, ‘lh yn ~ > £93 uw Ay v , a 1 sugar spoon, 6 mediam knives, 6 1 Volunteer workers for the cam- a4 dessert forks, paign beginning Oct. 29 to rale%% a se tesmert forkser | Pages 12 and 13 epee wgerge $i thon “ole all only fund for the symphony tye Cente SHEOS | have responded so readily that it Ts GERS Pi be possible to organize more “AB SUE eS ES C.F SF. S SS SS eae ee aS we. == than the 60 originally planned, F. Py |Crunden, chairman, ¢-’4 yesterdaye> Those who wish to sérve as captains or workers may a | George D. Markham, a vice preabsd pe dent of the Symphony Society, ee the history of the orchestra back Oct. 18, 1860, although the p organization is only 43 years old. . program at eymphony headq wy: is for a Beethoven concert given on that date by the Phitharmonic Ore SB _chestra under Sobolewski as salaried conductor, in a hall which has — % since passed out of existence, eee tx - os ‘acac prs ow A no west® rf ont .. * é vz si Abe & * ae es if YY iY4fi) Y ‘) tt Mi hig i ee 77 = Vy —'* The Silent Part- Harold Lievd Come@y Brady Feature ye Oe ee . Markham corrected a ‘ ichard Dix and Lois. a SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES £THOOIS AND COLLEGES | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ADVERTISEMENT. previously given out that the deficit chard Dix og eee = | C rc ‘of the Detroit orchestra amounted co . ust oe " ow : = Ls } - - ' Pp ES ed ) 6,000 a year and that of : i hese vue’ Violin. Mandolin, Hawaiian Guitar, Tenor Banjo, Ukulele mans IL u xs Cher “iané, orchestra to 6f : — 50 CEN ER LESSON ccountancy Vourse OR COSTS YOU NOTHING | fused! ounet; onheli tai A ee . TS P S - S - | Any eufferer from piles——no matter how su : up b | NO TUITION FFR—SO CHARGE FOR MUSIC A Standard Accountancy Oogees -- oes ame ae expert, long ge ginal be quickly cured —— orp be Gg —_ of . : FREE INSTRUMENT OFFER certified public accountants. | Ne profession —¥ satis | out risking 8 penny, Just writ ‘absolutely cities, are the difference betweem er to construct legal systems and conduct audits. 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Sales- ; Sevres or Varicose Wicers. . ‘mter ah ee Phone—Lindel! « ~~ ng."’ If hes inapired thousands. Free copy today. , 7 e copy of my ‘Samous sealant iia ianiliina ; win ‘ fe eggs or peaigriiogety The Hatfield Inatitute, 108 W. | Siiuedion. tdhoah” ee ‘Sook "hat an By BA ghg Dependable! No other eathartie or | regulate the bowels, restoring nataral, Thousands of Mahjong sets ha ae al earn bie salaries. Write fer ate painless treatment. It is diffet- | toxetive acts so gently on the liver | regular movements. ‘‘Cascarets’’ are) Yorn shipped from China during t formation and copy “Summer Meos.” free catalos. KROWN'S HOME legt from anything you ever heard of. and | and bowels as ‘‘Cascarets.’’ They | harmless and sre used by millions of | inet few weeks end almost + — STUDY SCHOOL. 269 Brows the result of ever 36 years specializing. ; : ’ (a \ Ww A Child Oe bo tendon at of this clase is | ame a Bide.. Peoria. 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| ° - Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined ti aia ist LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximate ly a | (ADVERTISEMENT. ) “ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW TO BE . Ts HELD AT ARMORY NOV. 1470 18 ; Stop Whiskey ' School Children en Will Be Admitted | 3 étiemadias Free During Specified Hours | = | y i | hi x pus anne Show will; - - | i i é a a } a See Eg apse be ean an: the First Regiment ar-| mory this ‘year from Nov. 14 to 18, ! the late date having been fixed to — , id “a * AAS ( \ \ assure greater beauty in the exhibits. | = a a 6 jai AN J — - ul I . . a A guarantee fund has been sub- == a Uy ahh at | » .% 5.9 — . —s* , f , +84 ; . : - School children part eularly will AN . vr , is . a ‘ . th } AAO eee BPR CAN Oe for the celebration of Happ ers’ Associ lation. | ; ~ 3 = NN Hea G gz Reunion The Missouri Botanical —— Gelden Treatment Is Oderless and Tasteless will have one of the largest exhibits rea : , —Any Lady Can Give It Secretly at Heme at tie show. and George H Pring, | eo Men ‘ia superintendent of exhibits Bt ag Bi) gh ary SP re ee Last week was given over ) The officers of the Flower Show As- | —S aE j\- _— . Wi? yh Ee aS | wt b You Can Try It FREE sociation are 1. Jules Bourdet, presi. bilgi Det" ee by BSA a mal Opening, urthie wae tt is you that; dent: H. G. Berning. vice president: | i al oi ad ? ; » ‘y , : 7: P - . ~ ; a) tin - a who drinks ot skey, wine or beer’ W. A. Rowe. treasurer. and J. J. ; a 4 al a yf Pa UH ebra 4 in a more substar : *) mis Cepe»)r 1d UpPcrR to save hi ™ : Beneke. executive secretary. Hy ya ‘ : 4 : - . M 4 i! life and « 41 Saaees aes oi at Ieaca' your name aad | More Pay to Mania Teachers. | oh pre Ls ee SS Pa real celebration for you int n ve will gend abso tely "PRES Correspondence of thetAssociated Press ah i AY — = —— ~ ; a ~* +i} - ‘app o a trial packege of “J ANTLA. Se pt. 1 5 —_More thar 7a 9 ln B w= oe : re ety a5 ‘ Ar} x: 4 : s a2 4. mardi. ale » “ p = m ¥ ig m4 aa : ho ye a fr he - ~~ ne. > 4 CLD A LA, x wr gen haa wy at tig oe Fe S wr £ nee A eee a ee os 2 ~ ‘ , 4 ‘ “5 ARR ryt ER a r On Cie, ae Bak aia See ee eee ee a ene a © vy t we eee » o - ~~ i Fes a A — > - al soe i “+” J haw a Jae a Oy tem ye n wap Aan tie oe % xe eens oP 09 5A i Se tw - gy Baie h shar Sy 3 " ah apy a eh, ie oe wate § : > ; ° . ‘ Ms oa ‘ Op nh Ne ie Maaaeeepe t= renin ; er tr ae Spon: Fe Ceara ibe fae ee Ret A ae 2 a . . . br Re pig Ne tg Pa a eae a ee Me el . ATE iia TOE E GA pelts. 000 Wr lotta. ss ; ‘ , _ —— at - % nie a P - > pa y pores eee ae yen Sehgal: Me a. ee OS fe eg SRO Sop oeuleeee une Wd ey eT vate ol RE ERE OM Oe ae a peli * cntiecatinttiantadaRaadidiiass, Sted we o 8 FTA LRA yh LEIP MED dg tintitsndantoind ae ” ee é ne So as an, Ew “ ~~ whine 4 ‘. - m 7 " ve “ " - 5 . 2 aes, ames he é ” hy — ‘ ees - Pasa . * oe ~ » . ey. ka Pr # . , ; ms : f anita. 4 ive ye" ‘agian P Per, ‘taal OP he yee et eat ” » 3 mh 4, lh a Cee: gai Tame Baia ye. i aR ae FS Bae ey ee. a OE ee bee St Dat » ’ a er . Res » — _ _* . o 2 oe ot tad i, ee be = a U oy : at. Be i? > a a pn ott al Na nek (sayfa aghe PEE IRR OR) oh! REY PODS PEO Fay eh Sek RO. ~ es ; a eA arce We Vier aot eta ear a op ne ee lain RP PE Ghee a yy ~ » ‘ = se Oa ae ee eee iored correctly a beautiful selection iccienhsdilibsiiaatbe as HART SCHAFEFNER & } you to teal foot comfort. LS FINE NECKWEAR Blue Serge Suits Ye Olde Tyme Comfort Shoe will solve | your indoor shoe problem. From the irst moment you put them on you will | ‘ ‘ 5 Q) | be unconscious of your feet—you will | — Examine a pair of Ye Olde Tyme Com- oe pote eens } | Silk and wool Neckwear made bv one fort Shoes. Feel the soft, satiny kd a 1 Silla Dinan dl MiedRe cnk tah of the well-known makers—al! the sole—the in-built steel arch and the Rea Bic aca Rare values indeed for the price . well proportioned heel finished off with . J | si | will recognize the high quality # springy rubber. Long wear is certain. IMPORTED N ECKW EAR KN ITTED NECKWEAR as you see the Suits. Made by Specialists | > 1 45 $ 2 35 4 There is one chief reason for their com- | es | Exceptional * fort—they are made over scientifically $2 and $2.50 Values $3.00 and $3.50 Values o- a designed lasts and from correct acting imported Swiss Silkk Neckwear in Berkley Knuits—in dozens of beauti- patterns by men who have specialized all the latest patterns—rare value van, t COR eee ¥ 7 te ee oe 3 rer pe Re ‘ : eed gle * , SS eat ? Sid at ae a. x2 a oe ge t cd, ae, pt engi Patent ae 2G el na at pies FE Se ey aR Bin - Nae a ice HEE EE GES REN SI hin A RS, A ee ET TRL EM gh COR Ne WEF i Ras eS Pi 5 fy Sle or ct, ae 3 eee ee Ni atta a ge 2 Poor wg a, Fad sa wr Waa, cage $ He RR AES heey one a a PEAK oe pear 0k Maa ke leele . yen enw pe Peng ay ae J + oy ee <™ 7 on + A « ory x + ae ti) fort Shoe” on the heel and sole. LUNN AND SWEET, Inc. Regular $1 Value AUBURN. ME. . Men's aill-silk Hosiery. reinforced Lise so of hoy Selly Lane | heel and toe. all colors a Men's semi-fashioned all- Men's fall- fashioned ei lk ik Hose—bDiack and cordo- S5c | oo ee a | van, $1.25 vainuee Linen Handkerchiefs Grenuine Guyot Suspenders Men’s Garters 35C 65c 30c Au our fine Lanen Sold regularity for $1 50c qualities of Reston. i srheonnelag Y onan specially reduced now Paris and Ivory Garters COMFORT: SHOSS *“*“ALWAYS BROKEN IN—-NEVER BROKEN OUT’ Many other items are included in this great _—— event which are not mentioned ere. 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ee eenetlteeeneteenseeeenststctiesnnnmmmeneseemesieemenmmenens no ET OT Le Ee aaa aT RCT ge ree ~-- ~% _ ocrokA STs... ia: = * ‘Phe City Circulatio: 7 that of the Daily . “ nae ay e232, 4 epee ee eee” eS co e City Circulation of the-Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Excecds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. 5 ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH D SS ae — —_ eee a = Seas... nn ammnemaee ne e n —— anemmceate — ——= sen be wr . Se OE—eEeeEeEmEEe—eeee a ee | ‘ an ee ‘ —— : — - aa ee Sennemmetianall - —— 7 ee oe = —r ae a re oe cd - . te We are g@ have a festival of value-giving of the opebf Wolff's greater store for men ver to the Ragvery department in this store has eek we arega@gathered special merchandise for this stantial wayMereat value-giving event; the values in the formé@ere rare and unusual and there is a nich was pibreal value-giving treat for you here his occasion}in fine wearing apparel for men. INNINOMORROW EBATION BY >CHANER & MARX O-tger Suits DURING OMEBRATION > Jp” se values are immgp'll realize how greatly erpriced they are™e you see them; more January values ter. y Sat - a ER & MARMIART SCHAFFNER & MARX 2 Suits | . Tuxedo Suits 50 | ‘ks AQ50 the price—you §— Regulae $89 quality—certainly an un- quality as soon 3 usual walme in these fine dress clothes made by Part Schaffner & Marx. : ional values@t Schaffner & Marx | o-trouser sim $55 $60 $65 | ER & MARBHART SCHAFFNER & MARX its ’ Kour-piece Golf Suits = 2 ‘28% by Hart Schaff- ee for the younger $10 golf knickers in tweeds a ourselves here. and homespuns at ~= ardine and@cord ¢ 3 . | coats—Raifted a -_ RATLROADEE REFUNDED to our out 8 in accord- metailers’ Plan ance with . elefite with us a - =~ —?. Copyright 1923 Hart Schaffner & Marx VALUE-GIVING FEATURE VALUES FOR CELEBRATION WEEK IN OUR GREATER HAT AND SHOE DEPARTMENTS YOUNG MEN’S STYLISH HATS $35 Regular $5 and $6 Values Regular finishes—silk finishes—Scotch finishes—authentic styles for young men—brown, tan, copper, pecan, dove gray and all other popular shades—silk banded and full satin lined —_ GENUINE VELOUR HATS YOUNG:MEN’S CAPS a $42 Rich velours in black, steel gray— Beautiful patterns in new camel’s hair camel’s hair shades and gold brown shades, wood tan, gray heathef effects —a wonderful vaiue —unbreakable visors o_o FLORSHEIM SHOES . An unusually fine group of these fine Shoes has been selected for this special seli- ing—newest styles for young men An exceptional selection of SELZ SHOES at $6 Young men’s and men’s styles—all sizes ’ UNDERWEAR AND PAJAMAS Knitted Union Suits Pongee Pajamas $1 65 $495 $2.50 and $3.00 Values $3.00 Vole A . - ngeoe a Medium weight white mercerized Union 4 well made merce zed po ¥ Suits, long sleeves and short sleeves jama—shown ip white, hive and tan Throughout the Underwear and Pajama Section you will find fine vai- ues—the above items are merely a suggestion of what you may expect \ Genuine Beacon Wool Robes in Sport Jackets Golf Hose Lounging Robes 1 QO 1 P . 5 $15 Qualities $3 Qualities | $7.50 and $8.50 Values olors An- rushes x! hal xd worsted n a os greed pg oe lore game ~e me ma ee! , onan “ heather essen blended patterns—all ilk meatic makes shades braid | Many other items are included in this great S a hehaniiats event which are not mentioned here Northwest Corner Broadway and Washington [)ST. LOUIS SENDS DELEGATES __PVBRTIsEMENT ie SIMPLE HOME MIXTURE — | | St. Louis delegates to the Nation- | a! Counc! of ( ongregational DARKENS GRAY HAIR | Churches, which meets this week in | ee , Springfield, Mass., are H. M, Pflager, Cincinnati Barber Tells How P. A. Griswold, W. H. Whitehall, the | C@@ Prepare It in 5 Minutes. Rev. Dr. A. H. Armstrong, the Rev. | « W. C. Timmons and the Rey. A. ft. Any man or woman can casily look Atwood. twenty years younger by simply dark- The Nationa! Council fs held bi- ening their gray, faded, or streaky ennially. Massachusetts, in which hair. This is now easy to accomplish State the council is to meet this | with a recipe given by a well known — week, is the home of Congregation- | Cincinnagi barber oo, the church having been | Simply take a half-pint of water ounded at Plymouth by the Pilgrim | add . ounce of bay rum, % ounce | Seca 2 the carly. Gays St 1007 of iyemine and a small box of Bar- | Colony of Massachusetts, only mem- ‘be Com und, Shake and it is ready | bers of this church could hold of- | ) ee T) ; 3 edients be fice or vote in local elections. The eds v4, aR gor a eel church was founded on the principle | bought at drug stores at trifling cost. of the independence of each congre- | Applied to the hair twice weekly gation, and the National Council at | ‘t»i8 delightful mixture quickly gives present is a co-operative agency | the desired shade. It is easy to use, is rather than a centra! authority. Sub- ; not sticky or greasy, will not color jects to be considered at Springfield _the scalp and does not rub off. - include “The Near East Sit ra “The World Court.” mec se ly READ Po ets ne merce Rohe page = | “octal Service” and “Federttinn * i ACCESSORY COLU or an ration. TIMELY TIPS apd save money. —_~ Always Full Value for Your Money Quality Goods—Courteous Service, wm) at BUETTNER’S - & [ See Our Special 3-Room Outfit at $445.00 | ™| ~~ --- + - ; sepals - wales > — , a " anuavéal wngneeaniel aieetesthidivanian am ite casas a ‘ J ° , - eo -Vavenport e This 3-piece Cane-Back Bed-Davenport Suite is upholstered im’ a good grade of velour and * the frames have a rich mahogany finish: The Davenport opens into fulisize bed: chair and FOCHSS GH MERECh occ ccrevd.ocadshaebolbades +4 Seamless Tapestry — Fringed BRUSSELS RUGS | WILTON. RUGS a Seamless I ° : Size 9x12 Ft. Made of the very purest In the very newest patterns yarn, closely woven in the and shades. A regular $32.50 latest ‘patterns and various Rug. SPECIAL FOR ‘THIS colors. $69.00 VALUE. SPE- WEEK, CIAL FOR THIS WEEK, ee ee —— . *e 7 ss Beautiful Dining-Room Suite ¢ | In the Italian Renaissance period. Eight eee pieces, including buffet, extension table, five | mee, side and one armchair. American walnut ig finish ccc cc coe amescoseses nen tesenescce . eee. | THIS PARLOR HEATER 1 —will pay for itself in the saving of fuel. It throws heat quite a distance and will hold the fire overnight. The entire front is cast-iron and the body is made of blue rolled steel, ‘2475 | | BUCK’S § ALL-CAST R ANGE 56% All-cast body; six-hole top; large . bake oven. A splendid Cooking Range — nicely trimmed with nickel: very ornamental Range in We Allow for your kitchen. Specially priced for Your Old Stove this week at $56.00. We Are Agents for “Rj QUICK MEAL,\BUCK’S and Other Makes ~~ [SEE Our Special Combination Range fz5°" $120 | a ae =IN Easy Payment Terms Arranged on Any Purchase Buettner’s N. W. Corner Washington Av. at Ninth St. BZERERESE w*eretktieTSser= SS

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : = — GLASSES On CRE] THIS WEEK’S NEW | and “Justice” and “The Pigeon,” and{hopes for a new Galsworthy play. S ! we just couldn't help having high! And so we were disappointed. : : | BROADWAY BILLS ; = | CARROLL'S 8 STORES’ GIGANTIC $500,000 |... MOADWAY Bus” $908 PLATES. unpcn on Lowen muaves. 599.00 || your Theater of Paris will present the | PURCHASE AND SALE BRINGS TO ST. ‘LOUIS first program of four one-act plays at the Frolic Theater. The cur plays are “Dead Rat, No. 6;” | : NATURE. GUMS i Weekly | “A Night in a Den:;:” “On the Bench;” and “The Short Cir- | Plan if ——— anteed. Prices PT es Desert,” by Maxwell | Desired. MODERN OPTICAL CO., Le Anderson, at the Princess, with DR. E. W., SCHRIEVER mre. oan OLIVE STREET | 604 Olive St. “om Berd’s Cle. Ce.) George Abbott, Frank Shannon, Daily. 8:38 te Beth Merrill and Ethel Wright in — the cast. “For All of Us,” a new play by “Wm. Hodge, with the actor-play- H | | wright in the leading role, 49th oat St t Theater. Frank Losee, Flo ce Mason and Marion Ab- “The Taming of the Shrew,” Here’s by far the a Our eight stores Ratha Sothern and Marlowe, Jolson 59th liant money-saving event over $500,000 worth of gee ag i St. Louis has ever seen. new Fall merchandise, by Lulu Vollmer, Greenwich Vil- This new store with its the greatest Fall purchases lage Theater. eight store buying affillia- ever made, at huge price ' “Ginger,” a new musical com- tion, its medium size low concessions. Many manu- ony by Harold Oriob and H. L rent location is startling facturers sold us at cost in Phillips af Daly’s 63d Street The- ater. St. Louis with remarkable DELI Y Efe S oe. car uae ae “The Player, Queen.” by Wil- Furniture bargains. . liam Butler Yeats, and The ‘ A NY benefit. Showing Up of Blanco Posnet,” by George Bernard Shaw, on the | Same, bill at the Neighborhood | a. > af — — ae eZ “— ARTICLE rte = ; Wednesday — “The Dancers,” , re 4 3 ; .\ f| 4 by Gerald Du Maurier, Broadway : , Se 77 : Theater; Richard Bennett in the be | : leading part. 3 e uae ; ul é “. : Saturday— ‘Ziegfeld I i Wee — L) Fe we ae eee ar a peal Frag wats hee Tepe i Bee a nae i AF Pie "Pepys eee ai cs wah Rage: a ada oh igue ote me AG Bis EA FEC IE ela a ey shih Sect ag Mews » oe et ‘ we Ls es we PWR GS sagen Fw Taw aie Folles, the new annual production. will — 7 A = ; | he placed on view at the New Am- =, Bo _ . ——— | sterdam, with Fannie Brice, Mile. _ | = 4 . 2 & ZZ 150.00 walnut fin- = il Paulette, Duval. Quinalt and ; : , _ ish 4- piece Suites. . . be Rowe, “Hap” Ward, Edna Leed- 7. i — ae Ch f A 3 oe ———————— ~ i | : a 7 oe -ton ~ Fw". it om, Pay] Whiteman and his band. a: = a oo oice O ny a pa50 ee cow y Broke Jones, Olga Steck, Harland ee ) tate - R - L | _— , 2 t Dixon, Bert and Betty Wheeler 4 be 7 ooms at f é ow 7 wanity ..-++--++--4 : : and Roy Cropper among the prin- ons tg | id bd f S $250.00 walnut fink cipals. Book written by Gene | . 4 -ricé oO Be varnty and 4 : Buck, with sketches contributed oe 2 sy chifforobe . 3 ‘ $30 Sunbright by George M. Cohan, Frederick a | ia ge J 7 " isla With Kitchen HEATER Lonsdale, Joseph McCarthy and Za SAYERS 7 a : | LS-inch . ; ; 4; ee, others. Victor Herbert, Rudolph , Sree As enter Stteched = De ean meg cimeiet eet, || Prints Dave Stamper an Harry | _—Complete With Rugs, Pictures, ers and 4 coal top. . : ; eeoks and bakes with coal whe very latest “Gas Stove, wit m t Tierney hate written the music, , , Kitchen Heater attache@e— tu: uses less @c cas; & sensationa! value “- cok teen cand and 104 girls have been engaged. Lamps, Davenport, He ES ye Ee ali biue enam- $ cp your old stove. — Sy — . | | + gat ES SURFEIT OF TONAL |e THE LIVING ROOM “6 >» ™~iBa Your choice of cane and mahogany Davenette Suite, upho CYMBELINE | : f tH ' velour, or a beautiful. three-piece Overstuffed Suite (exe Continued From Page (ine. _ — trated.) Library table, handsome floor lamp with lovely nee on the opening night Miss Mar- | 4 ik “a: with two-soeket lights and pull chain. Ss rug (9x lowe was addicted--onty to loud 4 ~~ : sounds and hissing ones. It was the app! opriate Dic tures. most elocutionary performance , : ° which we can remember. and tt was | —~——— > — THE DINING ROOM calizing for its own sake ; 3 . Sgr ser nal at tte ie as See | A new Tudor design in American walnut finish, consisting of Ba wy rarely did the Feting tenes, ae buffet ble. large chi loset, five side chairs and as alttment the pauses, have ) buffet, square ta arge china closet, five side chairs ieee pikibteine witatiain ti well : ehair (exactly as iHustrated ) . upholstered in durable leather. y Pp Shakspeare was sanctified beyond is also a beautiful velvet rug, 9x12, and pictures appropriate S Su: ~ a Ag SH 2 ae : : Pe i S ype er on et " ED wet AMIR yo Regu eNTEA 2 AAT adhere Sap Wed A Sd OI pn Aan gh he IER SES 6! ey CUBR Nees hs tS ~ Genres ha * : on po ied eases 6 RIS sence Sa. JOR se aR Pe as Lo St ee CE NCO FO make the performance positive- }- Suit ; Saepete YESS CVERSTUEVED ly Episcopal. = Four-piece American walnut Bedroom Suite (exactly as 1 : 5 ‘ , “oncerning the merits of “Cymbe- = . ; ~ “2 is . Moncey With This ~~ $210 Living-Room Set line” as an acting piay we can only om : in Queen Anne design. Consists of full-size bow-end bed, la ee, » SiO Ae Pe, Be. TTS a . oo bs 7 i 3 a. = : r = bog bE hl Ee MOTD) tate ony af y Sal > pee renal Teen h, AP. Ge eB ie yee i, te alias ahaa 5 pis rteet ' TT oe 4 | . | THE KITCHEN passages chosen in this production A conveniently arranged sanitary kitchen. fully equipped with om for digestive hullabaloo which ' . quite drowns out the words. Buck's fanious new style eabmet gas ranges, large poreel; OHN oan ORTHY seems, by two sturdy white enamel ehairs and the latest mproved token of “Windows. to have ] ] ; = j qd K1t h > > ‘ > - ~J yIcrr. : ce ele chen cabinet (exactly as illustrated). The floc oo a genuine 9x12 linoleum rug in a most pleasing design. lie has c : put his thesis first mae add 7 4 1 pA hickey tit nanny dae errr » Cres oa . aie aia, a aa ~ 2 Po ‘ gf sat 2 tt PSE vies tee yee pte! and then invent characters to fit the MMe parable. As a result, his in the lesson of the re: is so much Z reater than his passion for the peo- . A Comprehensive Assertare of § ” 7 +» *» ¥. 7 . eoncerned that gow probiem re- nains far more vital than its spe- “ | | . | fic factors. The folk of “Windows” " A | } ec al its : ' \ : AN : . ~~ . p is atts et eee ~~ Woe sehr $94: bande ot alhacsnpiain “ in eet aos Goth 8 art a oe Rie 4 4 fa mete 1% ’ — ST ee pe A he oo lv a shadowy group with Ther are lav figures ‘ > Z ;* ‘ . | ) ‘ ° - - ~ ~t Se a = 3 28e - . . che . ae . net size; in beaut 2 sere Sf SSR fea &, * 5 See there is Johnny's mother, also well Be utiful 2 T Waln F} : - Be dra in. deep, 18 > 4 : pe bet Bes Ae P . ; - u ni Sui se Pht ZL. | ith the p a one t Ins te in. wide. Price ; —— 7. aa PA EE: eon ee a: eee - ie yerwtthe «a teu ie es tia seid ky 2 Be Sik Shy ete fimen, yen Ria’ ied a ee | : srt vate ae say pet; I. vas a at tn, end e syererten tt aig re — é ae a sa - “ » . eee SiR Re tod Keres y . — ee nl -_ athe * tae 3 8 Shs oUF . in aceord with tradition. ac- 1enm— ik L065 2 a - ae 7 4 = Ft. . mage | gt Fe * : : tical, hard-headed housewife. who ‘ = 3 : : « : =. “3 RED CEDAR au eet n 3 - ’ . . ‘ 7 — - » . .. = - 5 ‘ ; nt : . : - 2a ry) } 4% r - - . \rcveo i 1171? 2a . ; - i] - - " o ” 47 . =: > oe > rom 1 . . aaa ‘ ~ 2 ‘> “~ " : > : en amacing S-stor $-5° = a; in talking about lobster sal- }! f th yore i il IS spiel idid Vv constructed and measures 22 im. $4269. ae | = P r cS: ad le her son and husband are {| nished in the popular tw o-ton -fieet. (‘om- .75 . in. wide. 12 in f a . em 4 liscussing post-war disillusion. ? prises large enitt prove. ire er. Ow. end ped a8 yj i deep = Priced .. ) ) : = The second bad habit which has und full vanitv. A bargain at See Our Window Display $25 Floor — become fastened upon Galsworthy is eas mea bestia ite cat Ra i ‘és e ° a weakness for nifties. He cannot Ww A ‘. Trade In Your Old Upright M a | : vesiat tha temntation of Seiiaet E cl F ki A f ‘ i i. ar Lamps | - ; ptatje lowing a e Are Exctusive Frankitn Avenue Agents for —and secure a liberal allowance with the as Mee more or less serious line with a re- are of this . ~ ~~ ’ a ar ‘ - — . _— > > - ™— & o Le = > t+ at ~ " | : => rats sem’ | Buck s Stoves ange Beaute — of dramatists that “pickle” is a jok +] 6§:°° EVQliIsiTe PERIOD WALALT FINISH instead of a rreserve | A “Saving” ee $185 Bedroom —, for 7 Into the household ne Piiced Bide $ 7 5 1s introduced Faith Bly a young amelll = at to to. gag’ fine conati ee” eal oma! with a past which includes | : : $241 Down ° A pier ar oe r ik F J f a le Me AO ES BS 2 GEE , ba + Sex ed Mine unsior” one ~ ‘a FOE oP -. phe ~~ ' Piyished wa Ar tare the en period. Su ° TI; ’ . d puss, q on Sea u eu od an “hitt Vanity price ex'T2 1 ¢§ a ..23 £ . Shades with me lay - i $119. 32.97 Dew years in jail for smothering her fringe aod silk nr | : eF. i hild The idealis eriining with p . eh "a farth ; * “s + Seat alain. totems Me DOWN DELIVERS 4 Sa Se Marches, son and lather, insist that, SS See Our Beautiful and ban@eeee fu! NEW F RUG nnd ee y ee St . f course. she should be engaged as : we-rignt ALL «tha as: housemaid. The practical mother ' All-Blue IOCany stand ; . ms - “ os . ) ft as ri aYS, “no. but yieids to pressure , © e iny has kissed her. This precip- ‘ ‘ itates : r‘sis nd fter mo thay ——— ~ 2 laies & Sis, a ai nore nan — “ 7 ’ "? le = ‘ an act of discussion Faith leaves the Marches. She cannot be saved by that house berause there - | Buck's a P . d E . in the group who has any ; L fj J rice xtra Special at , ee? 23.53 SSS record She served : ran | h ' : 3 litn : F * 9 an fp * eS » ;' — tr 55.00 Wilten Vei- a irmer feeling toward her than ie hee - ~ - & Soont Roan 7 . . . +* > =" - = omy " : : . . * . : : " i 5a ‘e! Pee: : : This “Steel Waelnut-Finieh ”™ - , —————— ; . a ' t : ae > >a piains Mrs. March. “she wants Da-Bed and Mattress“ * °°" SS eee reoralt ~~ sas if seemed a athe gee Liberal Allowance on —————— = — . B : is To us it seemed sag gen to Ea $19 99 Extra — Porcelain-Top Kitchen Table $ A G5 Ff massiticant slogan to come trom » , Your Old Stove opens : — ° Pre tone. are siich ” — $00 in “ leis ich tain. mn ni .S truth we accept, -orered ma "tense ry Down A eet : : tex ery Gra we 4 - . — ~~ “ing -¥ =~ or Me LDewn mn oid ti on re-e@stadisged Dy son Windows” reveals - . . _ mam + * — = m.atuge [OP Lhe creatis - - e aa ta he ‘A Little . : = : . A Little Instead of the moral [| Was a 3 | : = other remark which we took awa Down Mr. Bly, i DRilosophic window clea erand much the best written chara on | Ss = on a . ie piece, is responsibi: Big Bill RET 1116 OLIVE ST ey Bly BE Pe. a en es Set | 2.8 . = iisappeinted.” But Galswarky gave us this ad: ‘ate rt * Ten Tabet Sere? “Qe, rtfe

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_— SUNDA UBER ri 18ers = SUNDAY, ? ; , ” » ' = CTOBER 14, 19232. itv Ci . . . | ‘ : ; ; ie OCTOBER 14, 19 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of ‘the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000 _ — - ane, tee mit Hii ATMS) WHAT HEY ARE . : ontinuing for One More Week Our 2 7 ’sove ‘sx Ww A R E T , MOVIE STUDK™ a Sa ae MOVAL SALE ruber Continued From Page One. i 73 : WITH BIGGER AND BETTER VALUES THAN EVER! stead of the National Iron Works fi ACTUAL SAVINGS 15% TO 3313% in Long Island City last week when | mo : the shop of that company was used | _— =| j You have just a short time left to share in these wonderful bargains. If you contemplate purchasing Furniture, Stoves or Household Goods in the near asa ‘set’ for “Big Brother.” the Rex | Beach story now being filmed at, ; ) cr the Paramount Long Island studio. | Library Table U = NITURE Cc O: Including Spring and Mattreas future it will be to your interest to pay us a visit. : prevail during this sate. Our usual libera! credit 7 Bi jae: ; > Work in the shop was not hampered A genuine Simmons with large : or In Q ie¢en Anne sty le “ the least during the praigoe ret en pnt 8% 8 15 post and fillers, in- . scenes. Except for the eu oT ee wtin * 1030 3 cluding link fabric 19 50 tution of Tom Moore for a ‘athe ape 4 ' - ° spring and mattress. e a4 om operator and Edith Roberts for a, ree —— clerk in the cashier's office there were no changes made. Among the buildings erected on | the Lasky lot for the London scenes | in George Melford’s Paramount pro- ' r duction of “The Light That Failed” | was the front of an inn ocpied from | the oldest tavern in London. “The' Guinea,” founded in 1423, is the his- toric original. It is situated in an| alley in the newspaper district and has been frequented by the most! famous jeurnalists of the past cen-_ tury. one sereen ttavver mace sex cor H Qurr Stock Reducing and Warehouse Removal Sale more matured womanhood! Mary. Pickford pi her curls and be- | . , ~ - saudaiony io "Medien. Ot Just Nap oir > iC the latest there is give this to our friends and customers drama of court intrigue. Corinne | in stvile an esion ri : - . hg | | 0 yle ; sign right in the midst ) in the shape of a reduction. You can, | s 8 s Be Dining-Room Suites $175.00 walnut finish 9-piece Dining- aie $118.75 $325.00 two-tone 9$-piece walnut Din- ing-Room Suite UEUCAOQQOEUAUQHUEOOTAUUUUOAGUENLAUAAUEUUAGAECGAAUEATUUOOAASUUAAGAUUAALAUEEO $400.00 twe-tone $-piece walnut Din- ing Rpemn $249.00 Griffith has the role of a woman of | , s on _ mosat ee of the furniture buv: h 60 in “Black Oxen, the Frank | . : ying season at suc , | Lloyd-First National picture. Anna | a big reduction. : Yes, it’s a fact. Frank- ee ae buy your needs in the newest a urniture at way bel the Be | ay ow ordi 7 : nary cost. And our same liberal credit. “Ponjola.” Blanche Sweet becomes | tant cost of moving, we have elected to . ‘4 vilss beautiful | : Q. -Nilgson Cuts Off ives threagh alfg nm was forced to seek larger storage “anna Christie,” a heroine whose | terms prevail. bitter experiences have brought | vy blonde tresses and ilves through a early maturity. vigorous masculine adventure in quarters. Rather than pay the exorbi- $150.90 walnut fin- -piece Suites 1 fii bh 4-7 Wt ) $250.00 duo-tone walnut 4-piece Suite, $175.00 1— me $350.00 walnut finish 4-piece Suite with o “ent... $259.50 ® chifforobe........ = 7 4 | — ——— ~ a SEY Maen 4 i ‘ / a Li . R . es, Floor 3 iV) viehne iving-Room Suites Etc. : | Rex : $150.00 spring constructed, loose : , cushion, ve- ~ — “ lour Suite... i 1 0.00 - é ; 4 - aie were. ob an \ . 4 tly as illustrated), Suite 0.00 bed, large dresser, i ri -— and roomy chiffor- jj3 . ¥ ENAMELED Pea = Oe ‘| COMBINATION ulpped with one of 4 7 : RAN G to orcelain-top table, proved white enam- = & 3 mE ore? (Like Cut) e flooreovering is : ir ign. al = $Q4:00 Our Stove Department is now and Floorcoverings at _ od Pf ‘ complete with the latest and must rtrnent of “ P| t bill ; beautiful models ever shown. Great Savings ‘4 ‘ —— Iiather than move our large stock * Lee s -. ?, ' to our new warehouse we offer $20.00 Brussels m =- our complete stock at g reduction Rugs, 9x12 ft.. - S ; ~~. - \ -» of from $65.00 Axminster | : Rugs, 9xj2 = 15%, to 30%, $22.50 Linoleum UT FINISHED ‘ Ask to See Our Complete Line Of — ¢6 96’ yard Cork Lino- Measures 45 in if Heaters—All Popular Makes leum. square yard.... 8 in. wide and = $24.7 SS i = Cabinet Model ROUND RED ! it I AES ; PHONOGRAPH CHEST measures CEDAR CHEST ; Wi ek : 39 es 42 in. long 14 4 ' pore ot} “i 1k B: oe (Like Cut) a re $12 50 3 = $110.00 value; ma- , Ice ” a } ‘ > “a +% hogany Phono- CEDAR CHEST j | amis =: 12.00 Cotton and S$ 9 graph, be. 13 im, aa | ey aa aoe 16.50 xe; C $8 = elt Mattress.... "$125 value; Con- Price ao , play - — - sole on ¢ j . et Sasi aetie Soe §$ 0 Rs $75 value; ma- ~ 9? a ; | ; [ fe +s = | . ' Machine a Kitchen Cabinets Sesees MASS : =x: hogans cabinet th the purchase : are over UT — noted for its good baking ‘*'8". Free from all metallic tone. qualities. Burns coal or imperfections. Plays all secords. | wood. any finished. ~ Tha $30.75 - vw a)\ -¥ wy —- mn | (a NQ ONY Or 0 Ste e. Seanee After a quick trip t@ Kennebunk- | te CO pies! CCIE a > a Hot-Blast Heater ‘port, Me., Thomas Meighan and Al-. %, : Ae Dy Lad? 4 ce ON OD ¥ f ) thinnest ay fred E. Green, his director, have re- | eae aa a 'come up in the near future. Se f ce A; ti ht Heate Featured players selected for Complete Living-Room Suite r “Flaming SBarriers’’ are Jacauelin? I D ee bi d Floo Lam One of the most ornamental, Logan. Antonio Moreno, Walter Includes soit ee : P . cleanest and most economi- Hiers and Charlies Ogie, Robert Mc- Comprises your choice of plain or figured velour $ 50 cal heating Stoves to be had. Kim. Luke Cosgrove and Warren Living-Room Suites—a 60-inch davenport table 147= $ 2.50 Rogers. and a beautiful floor lamp.. asec a nies Because of her devotion to her art, Mary Alden suffers under the wide- spread false impression that she is : ~ D . fou can easily Bs >_> ext Bae Le s ke the price of : a a i big Padua . is bed outfit | | — Vernis Martin placing it in . : ) eas . . ’ os es soe - —z Chifforobos Has large cutiery | $14.00 Walnut and rent {tt out ¢ . ' £12.50 Library arawer ard ts Finish Beds lt is priced very inish eds .. epecial at ao $ . rene HNeduectiin. => Gold “nm f° ok - Tables turdilyv eo ‘uct- ‘ 3 i t ily eonstruc » NRToretie. $ 7,95 &) Library + while a lim- $45.00 Brass Ry " " Olden Oak Tables ted amount last Beds $ 95 % con ~. $23.50 S25 Davenport £40.00 Walnut * ia * VV te teats n ) a= Tattle. ; . y y z Chifta-.),... 030. ; A R1% Davenport Finish Beds ane $55.00 Walnut * “ Walngs rt “ables Chire A ’ ‘ -P-0 : > ae sje é i : Orohbes 049,94) ‘2 Library 3 516.50 Finish Beds.... Tables ees Liberal | ME | Open Credit j An Terms |e Account vt: | FURNITURE COMPANY 5” 708-10-12 FRANKLIN AV. So ores ed a | MLM cu MM UU | hee ) an elderly woman. Makeup and her A gents fo ability to play motherly roles in bril- b eekill | | se d : liantly convincing fashion are re- i ht ae my 7 ee Davenport opens to rn full Large mirror in wardrobe door Samat Gee thin, Aa ahaa Mw bea Pere ie Se «a size bed. Includes chair and and hat box door, roomy ward. . rocker. Ov robe, five drawers and hat box. fact, Miss Alden is a quite young : ee be wit eee oe a? i woman. Her latest and one of her . ~~ © wie eee ai : $ 95 L ieeteeah lela a SAARC ENU Ram — a a i sty : 4 % Ayptiabe . S Rae ee oS Senate 1. hfe Bo x Med / most notable interpretations of the, true mother role is offered in Rer'i- 988 — ; * q i ' 7 . é ‘ : Age i > 7. 3 ee 4 z % AA he? Oe ~~ 6a a ce . - 9 ¢ a . * ie ee woe ig ain : baad ee eee Pon See: . ; . . : » oa. & x met s ’ we » a ee 7 ~ » ioe y" , ip » a : om, ie ae ae ee. AG 44 i x ‘~ Siar — HOP ieee “ase ae P aar iy : Rata SE EN, toe eee te Ae ase TS oa ee Rh rs 8s ie Wad Oy? SR edt ag) foe ES Set ee Sih a! ie , an ' - ge Le oe i Sa eS cee. oe ee eae RN ge ee ee! DR SAL UY). AE a FST) any, PRIA eg ae On Per nbs fis i ; ‘ Het eo i gh : ER aged AR, Pg hs Fete tey ay es. PE Re Rc San eh SCID he deri a ik SS Ga ee ae a a ee Q rye “eet wes s eo re ah hy See! © us SOUUUALUVAOOTTUATUSNUUOOEAOGUOUEUEEAAERUOOUUOASOOOOUUOOOSOOOUUALOQUROOUUCAGAGGOEOOUU GONE AGATA

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-_ LO NE A CONE RO ™ ™~ = 5 The City Circulation ¢ of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined #8 ~ /ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ole ‘ t Socialien Secretary ae Agricuiture COUNTRY LIFE ASSOCIATION Wallace, Dre Warren HW ot New York. Dr. Caroar = MEETS IN ST. ‘LOUIS NOV, 8-HI ; Hedger of Chicago, and Mra. Ma Elnor ‘Ho bhs of England have been Farm life and farm f: ik will invited to attend Country life in eaiwcussed at th: ixth annual CON- foreign countries will be discussed "rence of the American ‘ountr hy Mrs. Olive T). Comp 1. who re- Garden Court Toiletries al ZJfe Associatior . — *o 11, at Ho tur ed recentiy from a year's study Master Arti of is World — on » + ; ; : > . MuUn- tei Chase | pee ee ott hsiage 7 =e in Scandanavi = pea Ron oe _ me ~~ The Wo] Sarm will receive chief consideratior will take piace at 6-30 p. m. No. $, et the conferenc } in-}, études discusston 1 The Woman of wf ie 3c the Countryside a Factor in Nation’i Searc hes for Sister (,one vin Years. >>) Sa ee [GARDEN COURT TOILET ARTICLES CELEBRATION SALE! . ” Pe ae at ’ ym . my ae , + ta pv manne mae ‘ and oe ) ore yt ™ Z ro - aren paee Fs 4 $ JP ee be 0 Te ee Me pie - C , whe . y 4 we Ss : OLS i ee er Fe tM 7h ee ' - z S ie 1 * a 5 CSR ho eee ee ee Z ili rn " . , —. he eke ae ee he * “a yk - 7 ; 1 APP tae vegeta . yt ‘ . sins : ee yl - 1 . ey tee oe eee) ve ee tapes ier - _ RR iv ae Poh Rare bi ys ho 7 We a 9 . Ae PY a, ’ «¢ e-. " ¢ het. ¥ pithy eaten r “ . ee ere : rs che “ ley ee ¢ 7 we ‘ ahs ark ee ” mes te s eke . ¥pgeds “ CAR et Bt ge 7srm.” and / fl EN Ces rh a7 Tiles ny = f his 21st Mirs. (Ciara @iougk! _ ; . ‘ — * 7 os . » | 7 > a hate . a iisme Life qo] ine . art \ ' . : > . . Js . . = bist no wo! an staal > ¢ : . ‘ + ‘ tenn 2 tMeal'er a tr : : (ar? . .? . ‘ : | > > a) “ = ’ = . 7 : > a J —_ ? nts - i ' . : 4 : 7. +? ' 4 & ‘ ae aa tad a al . ‘ : ; ; : ’ = . . >. ’ Te - : 7 : - : . 7 . 6 > « Cou Ic! ' we fy : ' sad nr ‘ aa 42 a = te ait : : i y . ee. ™ . . .« : . . a. .. on sy = ‘ : Tie a + % _. ‘ *, . Ai ciione sa a i - * » - _ rtis ' Tf il 3 ha s+ »~* > “7? ™ . ™ The cconier a * . s 2a ‘ fis , s ty) “* ey fem let detnatihdi ate hai te ee ee Nee RS ie) . “ @@dress br Kenvon Amherst. Mass.. president p— [Here] —_—_—_—_—— CREDIT \\ iS : Fd YOURS f— yours! : i orens UI 1 Toilet Articles = ([=2=s225] \ ta die and yet ACCOUNT- " ks veces ges ion 2 t- Ar aN oA enn NT lithe 08 pth ete AON cnr tel ye, Sp mene > 4 ** ° oe LPP Syme sas WY OM a “ * ‘ . ¥ > rT Siete ong pd spe: 0 ae me, ‘| Ves Ay - es Fp NGI Ligee 4 ten. Po ee ae ee > nig &« eae Seton me cit 1: Stabe a ok te: SAIS a BL * RD ail ia Weta ie ae Reed om) Ss a a Se ee ee eae a HL ae ee a Nae 29 Lh See : *S SSR Pn Re ky ara ao: 2 sul Jyh CRP Sa mee, Ao v uy 5 : Pry ij Ft > se Wa has a et mip ie ‘ > Oe oe Siw eo ie cad ot. ¥ Cwm Se ule ‘ 1 Cie Sandel te. Py ee 5 q CMe ‘ J eo : OVE ee Part we. CSE eT ba dea es & ERT AT ile re ee Li Mae AE oe ny . 44 S Ws it cuingeiagls ra LSS CEN Tek ; is a ve ; foul a neads Pts, ft LA SM RE 0 Sg ae tre ae aad bitten wing ° ” i R - we : {er ORs aw ee ¢ 0x: om Se Ye Bae NP Me v ete) ps: Wee T etme at gamete ge Reais gto * ~ ft ie ie ‘a Se A 2) RO lt I ” i aT i wy iG ~~ “ bee ibn sh - rr yet eg! “ i, viet ees rey fen . “pen ety Dil Me “ va he one My ae in tp } aa , : Ss a Yi We ak , h~ ee Se ee a dts pany, a i nie. - $ ‘ ot Gu geen (ig i Carine called ate ane ope pane gm sei ie Pik-e-in mn en ee ee " % Amr adi ‘ SoS ss weahdtini ‘ aa athens) A , . 7 w , + - a - Z + er ah © 6 gt Seago agp yeah oy ° ss — Me ees. — — . * ile sendy ~ ; ie gh c , Ap A Pe INI : ¥ ings in the Calife = ae nt are 7 aS ? 7s Sd Coftenial Clab Shav- templated means er | at the same time: . e% | for bis famity—al iow. YE ae ae es course to life inst Your credit is good! Buy the clothes , :; ; . os : 2 ; | same yon med Gad wear, Gm while paying | For 8 days, beginning Oct. 15th and ending Oct. 22d, co-operat- : ie 2 a little each week. Strictly confiden- ! ‘4 — other men in no: tial. ing with the manufacturers of the superb “‘GARDEN 4 like the rest, bei . COURT” Toilet Articles, we are making vou this REMARK- ) . | gteseetng = peeed Beauntifal, New : re a | “ ABLE PROPOSITION. | | tuR3 With a purchase of any ‘“‘Garden Court’’ Toilet Articles } 7 ‘2 P nd toe ovina oN : amounting to 50¢c or over we will give you a imMoa a | tt» stray threada we od ail oe ; t hep: worrmy Raps eR eae pe Ae a Sr eer ar ‘ a . 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GINNING DAY, - 15 See Our STORES This CARNIVAL. WEEK! ourt Face der 14.400 tins It is satiny smooth the skin, yet it gers d do, a Stays «$1. 00 rt Side. Shampoo n€ implies. Cleanses y, prevents the for- “una £.Vves — 50c Silver King rF BALLS 9.50 feces Doz. - a —— rneshes 50c ay ticks — — etm ct ds Renew Strength tonic and regulating ke have helped thev- whe felt weak or “pep and punch.” ¢@ preparation is «a Nature—it helps te into worn-out bodies. . Udy,» J i) Y YY Yd LUA MMMM lll CMMMMMM@qwq’éwté ee ei tt ysstsedlly” "GY hg py YYZ — “UG - Yj hse EGGS, "4 Uti, Vat Eee et ET Vil bal ““ 44 "YU Wh (Lid , Y [” Yi). ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ VV VV EEE ee Eee ed ede eee ECE CCEEECECCA@ ZZ EX__/ i i, Vom = ys, 4... ST. LOU IS, ‘SU NDAY MORNIN ———_ ee ae , OCTOBER 14, 1923: ngs we ne - yy yy | +4 YY YY Yy ny Yu C>} I, Wy Udi . j . sees WMMCM@=@CC/@|M//M@T|“/M|MMMM@qq]]H7T@MMMttbbtta UUM WM MALL WMMeMMMMMMMMa —— — aguante an. Pr gr ee a LS ON W/, "4 Wty "4 Mf lb hpaay, +4, iy *s “ty ‘ “ty Ye’ hd dts 4 Vl yy pars gigg Y MALLE A, My, yt Vm “uw, Wy, — - FAAS PASSES A Yip, YASS “Wf 47, Se Oe oO NE Re, an a re ee _ Curious Part Played in ms Evi dence by a Can of Sardines the Supposed Victim Had Eaten Just Before the Tragedy, but No Trace of Which Could Be Found in His Stomach—Also.’ the Body Found in the Fire Ruins Had but Three Teeth Whereas the Man He Was Supposed to Be’ Had a Full Set— Chance Meeting With an Old NeighBor Far From the Scene Clinched the Charge of Fraud—-Now He Confesses That He ‘Killed a Stranger He Had Employed for That Special Pur- pose and Is Pleased With the Death Penalty That Has Been Assessed in Accordance With His Expressed Desire. By a Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. LODI, Cal., Oct. 13. intion for the perplexing problem of how to die and yet live. Beset by financial re- verses which jeopardized his great ranch hold- ings in the California grape country, he con- templated means and methods of making his life insurance policy meet his obligations and at the same time provide a comfortable future for bis familr—all without the dcath which re- course to life insurance ceyrral customarily in- volves. It was the same probiem that has confronted other men in no end of other cases and Kels, like the rest, believed that his plan for en- gineering a peeudo death and burial was flaw- lese. Bat, like other °° swindle schemes. the plan evolved in the brain of Alex Kels left ite stray threads of telltale evidence flying loose. In less than three weeks these threads brought him to justice\and have proved again the old adage that “murder wil! out.” Am KELS thought he had found the so-- tiawless ° ee _— re ne ae a ; ' Whole ites, at Funeral While the flowers are ‘withe ring on the ne ¥- made grave in the Kelse family lot of Lodi cem- etery, where less than three weeks ago loving friends assembled to pay their last respects to thelr esteemed fellow townsman, the man for whom they mourned now sits in his cell in the liked rancher, had been murdered. ‘‘His body, crumpled up in his automobile and wedged into a burning haystack, where it was almost incin- erated, gave evidence of one of the most hide- ous crimes the locality had ever known. There was a rush of sympathetic friends to comfort, the grief-stricken family—the little daughter of 8 and the widow, who already was in a deli- cate state of health and momentarily expecting the arrival of another child. Three thousand persons attended the funera) with grief keen at the loss ‘of a well-loved neighbor and friend. They paid the commun- ity’s highest honors to his memory end piled his resting place with flowers. There was pity for his wife and daughter, but this was modified in a measure by the know!- edge that they would receive $110,000 of life insurance which he had provided as indemnity against his death by violence. Though the authorities had discovered evidence on the charred body which they deemed suspicious, the family and the general public were none the wiser. They buried the body that they thought was Alex Kels’, paid to it the tribute of their grief and went home. What was their consternation when sudden- ly came the report.that the very man they had buried, Alexander Kels, had been seen in Reno, Nev... and, as far as could be judged by his flight through a hotel lobby, very much alive. The Lodi authorities, their suspicions having grown every day, got busy with the stray threads of evidence the fugitive had left and the chase was not a long one. Two weeks later the rancher was captured in a box car at Eure- tt MAW. 8 — NS MUO Secs r oma WS “ SS N RS SAV HAA Soo * ~ a a on a ane ee . a." Oe >} WM dddddddddddddddsiddidddddiiiiiiiii Sues saeenmemters AAA ae jall here meditating upon the futility of his WE. CNet oe ™ we or : ee : a ee “a a yes st . pe “ ‘ ea: : Wak = bass OPS AA OSG A 4AM LAPBRAMMMMARMAR Ms 2.) eee td A hi OM fe Ade Ma ed hd hd Mh de ete dd ddd hdd , de de a CA tAtREe Pe ee _ ~~ ae = an se Ad hh he he on a Se n> oy 0 tl alla UE: ea ee = ADCOP CIEL OEEP EACH E CEEOL OMELET 448 eee GM IIPS IED Mi nee Se MNS nm MWA Bod y burned in a haystack. “me [ nd upon the ‘Bsec, vw hich will pe naltr, as grave whose death him in a ‘he ragged old stranger took in an effort to perpetuate his fraud. JUSL alone life put se ee 8 Ane Ci , . . . . : are Te presents one of the most cola wlooded ut the Surders in criminal annals and one weirdest 1% rdest insurance disappearances ever Kels hae i his plea of guilty in accord- Rut how rescedg to death O! that been sen- : ce ry ba ance with his expressed desire. there is still *Q fs ; i Be Te ; coh ae whether or not his family can CC Bae ’ Ol@ct “ans | tie insurance he had hopea 2 gain for them through his crims It was on Sept. 12 that bews of Kelis’ “death’ secamine Known here. Th, wealthy grape-grow- SE COMmunity in which he lived was shocked ‘y the Pepert that Kels, the soriahic and well- Ihe Kels bungalow on his ranch in the grape growing region of C alifornia. \ ’ ws >>> >> SAMS FADD LARD, i Rie OP ". ee > Ce we \s aN YN RON’, _.’W’ eae PRE Rin a WON \ DPDAAABABRAD RASRRRPBAA® _WHABHIBSRABBIADAPHIP mal Ss ; ss aga, RN vw ot} Shoe baie at rote Soom ioe igs Re nn, RT x, Cee a Ls. ee tes ae Rares Rae OPAL fy “dda errr rs ereere SID 797 ¥ADS SPT OI KVP PrP re PPE rOrr> > se Asne SALAAM AAG ALD rr? id A Ae ne (hd odd hdd Ad SPAS PPADS EDAD 2 it ee Soe * OD,” RO SE fn: SOT —— a ERR NNATTNN ka, Cal., was about to take the last way out of his difficulty. was in his mouth and trigger with his toot District Attorney M. G seized him. just as he he was trying to pull che and Deputy of Stockton Knew Discovery Was Inevitable He confessed the murder of an old man, then unidentified, and the subsequent incineration of his body in the ha) stack as the nerplexing financial muddle lies did not have the “‘nerve he said. to work it out in apy other way. His victim has since been identified as Ed- ward Meservey, ap aged itinerant laborer. Kels is filled with a mystic feeling that the The muzzle of a rifle when Sheriff Reicks Woodward solution of his It was on this ranch that the murder was committed and the discovery of his crime was inevitebie, the work- ing out of the supreme justice which demands an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. “A gecond after I did it,’ said he, following his plea of “guilty,” I realized 1 would have given the worid to be able to undo it. Like @ flash, after it I saw a thousand ways I could have belped myself.” ‘ was too late. From boyhood the hands of Alexander B. Kels possessed the thrifty touch. Through the his life he accumulated amassed a fortune as large a6 that possessed of the citizens of Lod!, which is a rich community. Held fn the high- est regard by his fellow tewnsmen, he be longed to many fraternal orders and was ealied successive stages of wealth until | by . 77 i any into the councils of the lea@ing .besines® MOP crave 0 aad - = . . —— — oy ; a . a axe x . ; ° . a . - . , aa °F Re RTE FR ee NN eo RE eee Me Re OL RON POR OGIO OED | + Re _ . . , _ — * . ” > ca = oc . Bey RRR eee ll TT: ALE te OR RO LOGO TIO ee I I mt etree! Re ~~ 7 re one we mw ee tm Lo “ ensssenesreninnsstrieieteueliiaint ey REE | — em ee ° 10 FILL see bd for bein 10, ~ Insurance —_ Mas Just Full of rTaMs | a ee Se ee eee ae cae rm me ee IR Om Ho, OWN GRAVE) | AN ON Re ARR ts RE Kels, photographed behind the bars of his c ell in the jai) at Lodi, Cal., where he talks caltply of his deed and expresses satisfaction with his indemnity features bringing the total to $119,- in the event of death by violence, would ervge to untangle his business affairs and leave sufficient-to care for his family’s future. But how to die and yet live—it was a prob- jem great as bis financial troubles. For weeks he brooded over it. Finaliy he decided to find a man whose death at hie hands would supply the body necessary to establish the presump tion of his own death. When captured he frankly admitted the coid- blooded murder, that of a strange old mén whom he hired with the full intention of kill- ing and whom he led down to a deserted por- tion of his ~anch on the pretext of fixing a vindinill Kels did not even know the name of hie miserabte victim—-a shabby o}d stranger trpical of the pathetic failures which haunt country employment agencies and cheap Wary- side hotela, whose names are so seldom known because their time of transit is so brief. “!t did it to get the $110,000 insurance woney,” he said when thrve and a half hours TRILL \ ‘ Sa aa ¥ = ~* e me ; : - . a 2 ~~ a> ” ? a x . . : f = * % 4 re 7 . ¥ - mm - ~ d De J > - oy uf > se : +S - “s _ e a te * ] . * . : . . 7 ’ . ae. Sa Ss . . ’ . 25 Seek ek —_ p xd i ae . , > 2 A ie Je a he. oe NS D gt ~ oe * “ , . . . be > e ‘1 x ae a’ J : ta % SN i Gets ote S Apteh fim ee pee . ; . ' . , . , . hy : fs CP bh t pe SA 4 ’ , / z r . th thks f ie /- Lt : : ¥ > the samy pie spun & - * death sentence. grilting by the authorities had procsen thrergh ihe thin crust of his flimsy alibis and etruck the substance of fect. “T picked nim cut of the crowd there @ the “noployment avency because he was the game height as I ane | conusicgered tat an important fact in ishing the identity of tLe skete 1en. ‘*T told him I had some work on the faneb -a windmill to be fixed and drove him our | there in my car. When we got out there be stepped out of the machine and, as he did 6o, ij shot him in the back of the head with @ ge- estat volver. He fell and groaned, so I shot ih cuain. Then ' wert to the shed and gota crowbur; wita this I hit bim on the head acti ; I Yae sure hy wae a4. : “Then I put the body covered it with a lap robe. baek ib the car ana I had two hours before derkners so I drove around the €oun- trysiae : “On the way 1 met a number of friénds and wared to them. The old man wes ander the robe in the back while I was waving. At Galt 1 stopped and ate some sardines, When darkness fell I went back to the raneh and drove to the haypile. J covered the car with hay. Then I jit a candle under the hay and arranged it so that the flame would not reaeb the hay until I got away.” The grisly feature of the case, the fact that Kels, their fellow citizen and a father, é6oula drive about the country smiling 4nd waving te bie friends while all the tifme the dead bedy of the ragged old stranger lay covered <4 a lap robe in the back of lie car, is som , the citizens of Lodi cannot understand. - apparent heartiesaness about the whole affair; the laughing, joking attitude which he took © directly after hie- confession and which be ‘ maintained all during the 200-mile ride to — jall which oecupied most of ‘his thirty-minth pagan Sipe this and the villainy it comnetes ‘4 © beyond their comprehension. — ' Sweey slightest detail of bis story ofthe | crime is as Clear as it only could be to thé"ehe who did, it—yet he tells it with the impersonal — attitude of one narrating a story he has read, Emotion, beyond the fatot hint of’ emiling tne souciance which be ‘maintains t® al, hes sels dom touched him since he has been ener custody. - eee Ree “Let Her Think Me Dead” ‘ y OE em ~ The banks of withered flowers | 2 his supposed last sine fuenocehen a turned to Lodi. His wife, stricken with grief, — ley at death's door at his home, not fare fine tant. His one plea as prison doors closed aj pom Lisa was that she be met told of the fect thes RAS ¥ ok ae SS aay iP Papas —

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Lt i a § be. $ - : a, ee ey Kee mt te sey nla et ssl ee i, ee ee » - coerpitapie Citi ome “ : ak, } = ry ee oe: nag , i od sla Pe tet eae ae eat mien et putas Kye Rs to 2. ee ar > ae - . ec ay 4 x e L oo .s Sw pt : So ad acre pa ote we . > > a ¥ d ; fe 3 mis: ae oe oe, a “ oe ; ee we A potes A : vi BOO Fs POL. eA eae “ eth a ina ad , 5 r Y oe sigh 2232 ‘ ae ee | Rat Ae AR Pa Oe ae 4 ye : if ; - ewes : ie iy. Rey : Tg d Cae are Sf Rake 2 SG ag eT ee Pee ee FS BUNT er . . od miner dol t tele , i Gira ; - . Pasty) : J - * wt yl oe. at 4 ” fn 4 x hs : a ae, aI ¢ mh en Sabatier 4 pet, ort 4 et has wees ‘ aad ve » Festi é . . ‘ . * - ee ms The motherly Queen of Spain, Victoria. and her ‘x children. who, her subjects feel, should be enough to keep the philandering King at home. | |) - Gay Life of Monarch, Including se His Public Attention to Many Women, Particularly 4 Stars of the Stage, Was One | | of the Chief Factors in the | Recent Reactionary Revolt When Gen. Primo Rivera Took Over Reins of Gov- ernment, Just as Mussolini Did inItaly, to Save the Dynasty—Communists Were Planning Their Coup, but He Beat Them to It— Church May Assist New Party. i 2 au ‘ - y ° +*hy Rise nae sag = aight eh be ORE os AOE IS © By @ Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. MADRID, Oct. 1. HE next time King Alfonso of Spain feels inclined to put his regal dignity aside for a fling of high life amon certa n ei eay young women of Deauville or th. rambling + fh resorts of Monte Carlo, as he has been in the ‘ee habit of doing in th: past, he is like) y 4 ie en forced upon his attention the fa : t! at : | neither Don Juan nor Louis XV but just ar - wdinary twentieth century monarch wi = _ ome obligations to his Subjects for t pr oe ¥ ge of wearing a crown In the future wh NS nere is philanderine and dancing abroad omebody besides his country's hard-pressed Deanvill arth uring oat reasury is going to have to pay the fiddler —. es skin onc rales et ee é The change in popular Opinion concerning = ,,. : 7 by his tuation - f z) ie eeenpedes of Alfonse ic net onc caine a ka yt wd £919, gg pad ggresrapress on ag tee perhaps by any genera! change of heart re- ey a . ‘ gyn sige ay eo ~ “ a garding the propriety of dancing gambling 8 3 me agree oes segadlieage ag ego r HG or seeking amorous adventure The Spanish ASP eS i ae «a si gs seed a people as a whole are not the sort to take a — pogo ss: peace tse a delight in legislating morality into anrbody’s w 5 ~amneg oe rea Sak as conduct, especially that of their kine. but > Sn ih gags spellienrontine ws sees immaatase as § . ceptiy there have come about events which en eee ee t hich 1 * i =? ei th, i, ee Alfonso is a descendant of the grea? feuse of Bourbon that gave France some famous as well as some expensive kings. In the latter class, it will be recalled, there was Louix XV, whose dissipations at the expense of his suffer- ing subjects brought on the terrors of the French Revolution. “After me, the deluge,” Louis once said as he plunged from one orgy of wickedness into another, and it may be that there is in Alfonso's spirit some of the reck- lessness of his illustrious ancestor, for while most kings are watching their step to avoid antagonizing their subjects, the ever-buoyant Alfonso is continually making his way into every scandal sheet and comic page on the Continent. If he ts able to profit by the experience of XV and recognize danger when he is facing it, he will do well to take a lesson from lave served to awaken the nation to the war- ward course of its sovereign and stir appre- » hepsion even in the minds of those who here- Hi tofere have secretly admired him for his ga!- ; lamtries abroad. The revolution, which a few weeks aco | shook the country to its foundations and re- > sulte@ in the military dictatorship of Gen. * Prime Rivera, many authorities declare, was H the direct outgrowth of discontent among the = masses over the kine’s reckless squandering in gambling resorts of funds that should have been used otherwise. Not only that, but the $panish Government is finding itself constantly embarrassed because of the light in which Al- fonse is helé in popular opinion in France, oh ela gnenrgr ne " Pde en OR pee Or at tar ert ae s y - — —_———— = | Same Causes Sent Manuel Into Exile Louis & . —— the late uprising in which he would probably pe Many of his Ministers are beginning to fee] have lost his throne bad not Gen. Rivera saved 3 mat. the French habit. lately acquired, of it for him by seizing the reins of Government. f ; aking him a favorite subject of jest in comic Spain has been marked by revolutions and up- b apers and burlesque revues is a bit more risings of radicals for generations. but this mn anybody should be expected to stand was the first in which the movement was open- ; Aa & result of this trend of affairs, observers |. directed at the King because of his extrava are recalling what bappened to Manuel I] of gance, and it affords a suggestion ef what ts ese we. oe ah we, « Hargett o% __ gh > es ¥ ee a ee ’ pete Bee eee oe a ee ee Seen eee Ce ae * 9 ae AAT t2 bee eh ed ET A I me —_~ The Dolly Sisters, two musical comedy stars from New York's Bast Side, whose performance . so pleased King Alfonso that he showered gifts upon them and frequentiy sought the sure to follow unless his career curbed. The recent trouble had many phases in con mon with the Italfan uprising in which th: Fascist Mussolini seized complete power to hal! the onward march of Anarchism, but thers were aspects stil] more serious to Alfonso thar those which King Victor Emmanuel of Italy faced. In Italy there was a clear-cut issu. between Socialism, Communism and Capitalism it was a situation that demanded a stronger hand than the demure, inconspicuous King could supply and one, in fact, where he figured but slighity. Certainiy it was not one for which his moral conduct or his extravagance was responsible. The agitators who were be- hind the revolt never gave him a thought. But in Spain the radical forces centered their attacks upon Alfonso’s waste of money—the nation’s money—when there was such need for economy. ee ee ~ ealitenenmestimeattntie esate | Showers Gold on Cabaret Performers | en ee ee They stirred up demonstrations among the workmen by pointing to the King’s practice of showering gold pieces upon cabaret and the- atrical performers who pleased him, and bred disrespect——even contempt—for the crown by circulating widely the comic supplements from France which pictured Alfonso as a sort of a walking advertisement for cafes in the resort towns The movement was one that hed far more of jeopardy in it for the crown than did the revolution ta Maly, and ft was one that may Radicals Making Effective Use of Ridicule His Unregal Conduct in F; renc THE LATE GABY DESLYS. Celebrated Parisian dancer, who, although she was only the daughter of a cab driver. so fas cimated young Hing Manuel of Portugal, that he impoverished his country's treasury to lavish kingly gifts upon her and thus broucht about the loss of his crown. flare up again at any tinues to let his conduct furnish the chief topic of gossip among the scandal mongers of Europe. There has been havior since came to 1 throne in Spain in 1902. With his marriace 1306 came a temporary lull in his escapades, but it was not long before he apparently found the life of a domesticated married monarch irksome and since that time he has behaved more like the pampered and unattached son of an American millionaire than a king. He has furthered that similarity, too, by his consistent failing Tsee" aattiat be | . ne 1¢é (io ae DIGTATOR TO CURB SPANISH KING, TOO, AND END PHILANDERINGS THAT MENACE an Resorts Is a ————— a) —, ee oy A Soro « SD f te eae >t fg sag” wa Reet e+ “ vata’ tie . ‘sets i" 4 SS PGS & ~ \ 0? ES Sa for chorus girls and women of the theater in general. Tortola Valencia, a beautiful Spanish dancer who first won the King’s attention by her spir- ited execution of the lively Spanish gypsy dances, is said to rule unrivaied as his favorite, but Alfonso is not the man to heap all of his attentions upon one woman even if she ts as fascinating as Senorita Valencia. Although she has been the recipient of his most extravagant gifts of jewels there are a score of others who ai one time or another have received his gal- lantries and his costly presents. The Dolly sisters, American stage stars, cap- tivated him with their dances at Deauville a year ago, and it has been so uncommon thing for him to lavish jewels and gowns upon ac- At the left: A posed photograph of King Alfonso. Above: The pleasure-loving out with a group of his cronies ‘‘looking them over’’ at Deauville, the fashionable NITES SALUAS BALE sdk with actresses, society beauties, chet stch other women as were avalia frequently has him connected wi x bling orgies, midnight horseback rida ville and champagne drinking be 4 openly acknowledged to be far from Besides all these diversions he img on at cabaret entertainments where Be his gold to the performers, he plays tm college girls, referees prize fights, lem parades, Judges beauty contests and? a in any other pastime that offers a@ a8 thrill or involves the companionship woman. A little more than a year ago 20g Spain a shock when he appeared at Dam when the season was at its height ron . “ton: * os) s NE ay Extraordinar His Dual | During H for Mut Couldn’t] ’ : claimed t of Weepi -. Two Mar a Man an Woma pressed V rs 7 . A. Sh ney, 7 vy > - . * ’ ne 4 4 ae > «9 “= - ~ . ene ¥ ~ . . > 4 * « ad es, tata . sald as ‘. — So . Se é — < : ding Blox * Him. By ao Special G REDERICK G Quitted of mrul the slaying by Mer. wealthy real anc soul of a wor There ts absolu son's real sex, and He has worn t than 20 yea he dreased ; Masquerading 4a held a position ay flirted as a woma 2s 2 Woman ma whom he lived as tresses who please But, on the oth times, holding su hold. ‘Then he) ene Marie Clark, Deposed King Manuel of Portugal, and his wife. who now reside apparently in ’ —— in England. He married her several years after he lost his throne. _ Opee, in fact, es | and wife at once! him with their perform- surrounded by pretty women end Ml 6 . elt ds no wonde ances spicuous for its absence. Swimming with tappers in the surf at vari- ous Coast resorts is said to be another favorite diversion of the pleasure-mad monarch and bis enthusiasm for dancing is equaled perhaps only by his love of the theater and its feminine He boasts no little skill himself on a ballroom floor and frequently has been the subject of unfavorable comment through bis execution of lively shimmy or tango steps complement. Often he entertains a whole chorus or ac opera troupe at a costiy dinner or dance where wine flows freely and decorum is con- the crowds there freely and ectereay: cerned as to the affect his entirely && cratic conduct might have upon the { The of the Spanish crown. Be ;. Seseeed He danced at the Casino with the @ ‘problems “tome ters and sipped champagne with (ie) 7 eee ; Persia while French cabaret girls dam E Curious L. played upon the similarity of “Shalt bie, French word for cat. which is “eae | | J nounced “shah.” “Viens. Petit Cam ae be te they chorused entitingly as they TIe=™ — Carrick, gs other for attentions of royalty. ~~ ) (Grate te testi “evinced keen inte sonality and in b aeanemenaties ta. a * ‘ ae os 5 -— rr — .

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Se 0 ee ee ee SS ee ee I S ae : AN N; z Sas teat E $ agaist : SX NS ie ; 3 BS & lt eee ee es es Be et amram hice S$ 3 NN ’ . S: : : : : a : N ae | Ny BA NS y 2 % ; 7S 8 4 X:. RNS” oa : 7s x sor WE EN SS Mm ox $ MESS SS NR RRR RRS RS. uN GARRET TS 5 : ~ 3 NF SS NE . 2 SS Seca RSENS . Aman cian mesa . j EN S N:. ‘S Sipe =. ee 7X § VE :X N; xg é wx § 3 es : S N : SS [SoS Ne ae ' + te iae.. -loving monarch is seen S 3 - aS ress of a woman. ments where he throws S WER GG N NS % re aN 4 ~ mama with | N F Bike: 2 \ NE i REE S ‘S Q. Didn’t Marie Clark live at 309 West Schil-: ‘ e ; ; ¥ y . See rr er Se a So So semen as M0) ae + . sd ights, ote each _ Frederick Thompson, on the witness stand, tell- N bs N N ee lH I ae a ‘ ler street? A. No, she never did. She ony contests and takes part | ing the jury the strange story of his dual per- 3 NSS SC ee ee ee Cr-—rl=t sh Cr“GEtl—=E | | ‘Ss came there as a visitor and lived in another _ —_ hppa. | sonality which he accounts for by the fact that his \; : \ N 5 e : 3s | = N ae. | pmpanionship of a pretty : 4 parents, disappointed that he was born a boy, N 3 = eee of Weeping—Explains His N : : & \ Xe ce 4 ole” e ee : eid it ee ; ~: his hands. A woman stood behind him. 7 | of him. when I was dressed as a woman. The police (‘ide im.Dim, an explain y saying “aE —sthe slavi ee — XN *. e Tesmer moved as if to resist and the Se =rs aster arrested us and brought us before Judge Bender was physically masculine and mentally femi- oo ee ee \N S ad SRY SNE Sd No narrative account of his life's history can 4+ the South Clark Street Court. He told us nine. SS peal > "Oe . . . -~ Wealthy realtor, is a man-with the mind F *2¢ soul of a woman! T is absc here is absolutely no doubt as to Thomp- ¥ + 7 as . . | Whom he lived as “Mrs. Francis Carrick.”’ But on the othe } : we enal - . ' . , OD the other hand. he lived as a man at arrested the usual women, most of whom @T@ (,spic; treasure and my pride. ceeding, and was sustained! Py arrics. : ‘an’ ” oe : sh Mimes, holding such positions as a ould ‘ a o..~=—s always under:suspicion, and held the usual tne ry d bont your Q. Them you didn’t kill Tesmer? A. Abso- That's all,” said Mr. McLaughlin. bois essa man cou Later, when Thompson had finished testify- as a8 a8 Q. Now tell the Court and jury about you lutely ne. That's all.’ said Mr. "MéDonald. a he met a i , “show-ups,” attended by the widow. She faile , 4 ’ q Bone Marie c Zz and: mares. ss "SSR, ing, Judge John R. Caverlyv, who held the case, ms eas i life. A. I was born in Columbus, O., 33 years “That's all, lady,” said Judge Caverly. — : . Marie Clark, with whom he lived for a sola him: to identify any of the prisoners. ago and lived there for 13 years. Ss t Manvel With Girl Then came the period of waiting while the a re — : me “That will be all, lady,”’ and those who Then’ they found Shompeson. Q. How old were you when you changed to econ arslage : ees | jury debated. : Be, | : ce a Mn Le i eee ees fawn- | Once, in fact. he lived fand with both husband a ™ . ane wife at once’ . and mingl:d wit# : e! Wour , eir lz iT. . ” : ely and entirely unco8- | it is no wonder tha; psychologists have putt pos ORS el aadietial “bis Siret Ge- eee come tho StuDdle of a beard to Berm him. cago and lived at 372 South State street. My Jan. Mb don de ° brane, striving 1) lower Ae Vales, ee Pt} entirely too demo evinced keen interést in his i t amagi Sanit Z gs : a eis The arrest caused a sensation. youth was against me, so I changed into wom- Q. Why did O marry her? A. I feared ling pitch. | ; Are we nanttall ESET patie ost amazing peT- mands were for hairpins, loads of hairpins; and Tes a, ? en's clothes and got a job as a chambermaid at she was going wrong. ame the verdict. . a upon the } 8 Curiously twisted dual life. pis first expression of relief was to the effect When Mrs. Tesmer viewed him, she shrank a place on South State street. I worked at Q. That is your reason? A. Yes. “Thank God!" be cried, his voice almost @ Then. toc is c eat i ca ca 4 ; » his — ple . Cf reer has a used legal > VProhlia x. : n ; ! prob] Inf of a most amazing nature , EE ae ; ‘asino with the Doily sis pagne with the Shab oO | abaret girls dancing about — larity of “Shah” and the . ———_ ne > ——. — ~~ Curious Legal Problems Raised : which is “chat, ae —. ', The real esiate dealer was shot down (‘ame the cay for trial. Mrs. Tesmer, in court, Q. How many times have you changed from rest with Carrick, before your marriage to him, I gotta getanewhat. ... ., és, % jsens, Petit Chat, met . 7 uring bis trial urd example. afley at the rear of his Lomé stified that she still believed Thompson tO goman’s attire to men’s attire and then from that you could prove yourself a man? A. No. “My God, ain’t that juet ike a woman?” ~~ ro’ ait. 4 . : ~~ I : er to ? 4 a eis: ae © Gtate to testify against bim. ils attorney was about to put his car into his private garage. Other witnesses were called, all intended to Three or four times. I tried to wear men’s you wan go straight? A. Yes. sceking to solve. ee on Page lourteeB- 4 ee photograph shows him washing dishes in his home. somewhere in the underworld with gimlet eyes aaa g ) tiemen, I couldn't kill even a cat ora dog. (At Thompson was then asked to identify a ple- . an and, 14 years ago, met and oe | ce Q. Are you known by any other name? A. this point Thompson completely broke down and ture that was used as a tip by the Police Dee as @ . ‘ , : . . l a twisted 81 e 4 | “ Woman married Francis Carrick, with and a twisted smile. Yes. started to weep. There was an interruption partment. In referring to his hair, which was short in the picture, he spoke of it as “my Now he was the woman, cringing and ing; again he was the man, doing his best tobe _ shriek, and then: ‘Aw, hell! I never killed him. The | tried to frame me! “Give me some hairpins. pew hat. ' > ea Gee, I must get a It's June since I was put away, $ is Pn , o 2 J) 5 2 ~ A Wate peasas? eee, See Lae on By. Sis AS

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Gle Globe-Democrat and the Times s Combined _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | eT Mata | Ph el A or ea Wgettidy Plt ier Het, | i 3 Bb My AEA te OD P oF wig te Pd w Ps Pia et GS. kk aa tn EASES i. ee soe Tar ee rg aa cog) PGs - " Sr tle PR oe 5K RE CR ee eae ace + ee » » + Re eee ne Sree al sain ~~, ie Pre ee ee ~ " re “ singel M a4 q ~ er . a » oe nf 9 win nila. harks sath Otay the ee wn a Br le noone ~ 4 * ‘ awk ale wo toa tae’ a é - I . % CP ek 2 pean om Welch & Company Will Launch ‘th i ail — .s vd 4 S thee oe « ; DT Nae APE Ria. rs Sie “5 er) BERS il OD Reig ES se MG eS RMS NR ESE 5S acs OL TES Pe Nae Bu es rhe Bh ae Syga SE S %., Bek Mag pr Srag im samen in Pa yg Slee > inlA lle dolar Med adel Tad : ote, sais ae are Nee meg es - o whys « aa . ys 4% soit eptaaay - oat weia hs qe? ig os ga Cpe a me ~ hee ee Sa a Te hoe ChE en ae oe Niet ; , f OPEN ee Se Oe. S ee 3 3 " Pe ROS? AES ee mn Py Re! oe oe ¥.- eek Sp dang tee , b Se whee ¥ Deg Leg oth coll wa lect aR ey? a4 4 * e > e 7 . Le Re x OO RC Re ee — Peet eetd “ie ca * hw Mein 2 DETUULTHTTTTTT gs 5 tin TE a Sa BO eR F oR to Fittingly Express Ihe Thatiks To The Sf Louis ‘Pobiees sz Save 35% as 50% on Every Furniture Purchase pene ene Z | Se arfiy $17 Infants’ Cribs Pater ———" at Prices That Will Actually — A . pe TUR excellent whi: ecient Steal ong Bad a Featured at $10.75 ——_ structed for , ~ SETSO Mattress. ae Gattressss. — a. Here is your one chance te bay « Cedar Chest tn which Samy) a s AR tro at Ge ai Top sides te pack your Winter ciet strong $7. 75 $12. 90 ¥- $17. 7 50 OTHERS $ AT $14.20. $18.73 snd $72.75. > fed . he gent sy a ier nee ee di ne e> aia ; Vage QMrar i RRR te ey BEN. Ribas SO FOES accecee CL SF ee i ae We S bathe SBD oe a oe el this event st exclusive this time in a INAS OR PPS ee ae 7 : Ie Ee a Wy iA : ; * gee at u i tg jiation of the fhe St. Louis felch & Com- ividend, and than $roo,- distributed to : * oe : a OUP ee Tey ee pee eg. FWA cm“ +s re aa emer “en Pee? A | : $310 Genuine Walnut B es Suite (172 | : pa et SS at he “Re he it | i” SOT Th 0 = : . a * . . : : . . = === a +s . Note the bow-end bed, the beautiful dresser and chifforobe. Beautiful two-tone iniay effect and d: cstat § is being of- ices. We in- suggest that hours when This $245 Elegant Queen Anne [| & | = Bedroom ma § PP fi ce - al ; ae S aot eee. | $175 Cane Living-Room Suite ~ex rease a | _ | =. . Vhree handsome ‘es comprise ued Gdanented ~j =, ‘ometractieon—deep coil rine seine * FB, , See This $185 Bow-End Queen Anne =. ewes Ge 5 eae siamese : st = ¢20.20 Flew Lome $14.20 edroom Suite . E . large, cemfortabie ple Bg onc . : > oe. PZ 4 complete for Beaite is constructed ia rich walrat fin- = " -hair and generous-size _— ee ; i. as : ~ o $39.25 Fleer Smoking cena $07.50) Fe Oa — Sy SS Tee es sz $19.75 teh or muahegar terse i bed, dresser and gr ~—e larce vanity ubesoalty we R.A Ay By ' ee Measiiades Reeuientn Walnut - ——— , | i spent aceant § SS $250 Cane Living-Room Suite coment the very sewest Or J] 08 $350 Rich All-Mohair Ora Suite Tnade im, the fall _toome-cuanira | ? 62 50 ai gus. Comprises targe bew-end A wenderfeil. luxurivas, hae ull bet and bed. dresser having plate mifrrer cushion Overstuffed - Warahalt ie aatie cor = lh x and chifferette alil-Marshall spring-seat c then A real $25@ vaine STITT t eet o $ : 2% i = - ‘i 4g - > 4 a “is ee a. ae >. - hs ae = o ae 2 + 4 ' ts 4 on te vase x = © 3 ae & ~~ - ia 3 a oa rae : oe “ eRe Op ae 3: Mae bf eo a 5S. = “ae i ; a es “s ; > Pie % x 3 oe *- 4 . 6 Ve 7 t + s ‘ : i ae is = A: ee F ie 4 Rs Z &2 : 2 ee * + £. > a = * ¢ ee ae 4: 44 . ~ >. t - Bt MR I tien and ts upheistered in an oat $ ef mehair in a Superb $165 Bedroom Suite 7 = ow A EA , Seb tenbieeek tue . ’ . Fai! ) tom $19.75 Constrocted of oak, in handsome vut- $ ms | : | y = , brown finish. Comprises large bow- R8 ud , | ' ue , = ee TN _ = aes Se sagt’... end ded and dresser having platc mirror. and large chifforette. : Colonia! 3 Library Table lS Sal, af pass ' # eens - woe }. ee a La ee ER Eee eee “ wD weed DF ac te a ear ae ee id al egg © Fee Aid * . t OD AME PR seg ets i tl POY re ME TD Pigg “ays ~ Hs £% ae eet Pwr rr . i 3 “ 3 ¢ Sot, Veto ype ty ye * , $185 Walnut eapeng Suite 3-Piece Oversturted Living- Room Suits e 3 , . ; . . - Consists of bed. dresser and A Living-Reom Suite that imme” is § This $285 El-gant “ane chifforohe,. and is bailt in aphelstered in on excellent or de of or Exactly 6a pci yred —T " al f sh D , velour. in bdbeaantiful shades. 4 me oD aa ving- -Room Suite Maenve Li —- een Wainut finish. ignified. A ‘= 9 davenpert. armchair and arm recker The pictare- loo 6 -RCK «CO eu p- . . mans marvel constructed; finixned to uuu. porters. American Wal. Bedroom Suite _ mahogany aad richly upholster-d 3167. 50 Spain’. $19.50 maguificcet Suite cemsists of bew- = rail , m DOeautiful velieur. It's yours at ) : - $25 Davenport and o«eful as Table Deaatiful chifforedbe. ( onmstructed well «as “a re rrr , —14 9 righ i oe? inmtAey ong. COMmeas wi ‘2 éerqussife ltalten a : B6e8 feign This Richl Embelli shed $225 . ici ote $315 3 Mobair Combination Living Room | $32 Otgvm This 4Piece $250 oe Gmish | rnic cpieadidiv made Suite im 4 Overstuffed stot Suite Suite Bedroom Sui dicates its fud $225 value. The shi Upholstered in beaatiful coverings This Suite is evtremeiy bread and mas- 15-Piece rger ee XVI Bedroom Outfit m™m ulte bo w-end ye the full sire! vr'enr end ts pestre Comprises sive in ites tines. Richiv UIPMetsteread in Tin 6 dresser Bt large pieces. including loose taupe Mehair; loese cushion seats: full 3 ‘ashion duvenpert, lowsxe-cushien arm- web bottem reinferring. Choice ef two Vamty Dreseer. ance: Bed. Censimia of feur picces—just as shown in . and the reomr i $ the pictiure—ece HM and you ll renlize me all metuded at ihe price ae serving Guring this Third Anniversary “Sale finish ef this Seite ie in walnet | «hair and leese-cushien arm rocker pieces, geing at ¥s Vanity Beach. Graceful Chair — atten Mattress. Laree Chifforwbe, Com ; ore . 7 " — ye Demerstrater ee@penes %-Pieee Caoaranteed ee yor te Rugs, size 4..ic18 a: P I A N 0 SILLIA” ‘$13.95 SET Wiltons Fell S8-eete ivory keve Inciuding nase - Vere Rugs. size and chen; flate;: sub - 4 iz » A oo 7 as SON tee DF ete Byer h a ? ¥ ie ee te “e we y Dm Ok ow poe He ed PL He yO ony aly — inet mage ges ne Pomeylltniy cok » jf pa - *e rs a ee oe z =~ «aes U 7 4 3 a . ¥ s y r sh ™ ssa a _ " _— 1 ath ante oe i. god ~ —s 4 ebhnie ‘ 5 -*” A 5 - . - - a 4 . es tend i hank 70 7 PR HI Fae ee Ren his Seay Pie es, yee eae e Fie) yA ota Tetieigterer Wf + ope 94 Mi Ae ry RP 0 Ope “abet we ‘ al fetigl jeg hee Vera eet RN ed Peek a pinahodnnay same - {4 ete * Kea ie ne SON ys P oo Mb aPiae > tele ee ae * — ‘ oe, ue me signe Meet 2 tan iets. »Y Die > ae 3, rei ae , " : bs y hath rT é ' Oe ae eos ald ’ ¥ f ene: ” “a on ee Ay ae ” PE <1 te agytet eu ae Se a - wae ug) ve he Pipe RE Hf ate attorney Suen oa - Yeo a? evnas . a ase ‘ Ps A - : ‘ m , copies oy . ri 4 * ba , « a | ’ ’ - we . 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*. + A AE ee - ee = ~ — a = - Ls _ ee —_—- = ——- ~ rN rag - e@ietatocures-ssepemienas Ape eee ~ ° —— . - ee - — — - - ante — ne A Oe A RE 4 wt ote 0 * ror aaa arene retine.- —_—— ee ee ee = _ ee —e s SUNDAY, | pe OCTOBER. 4, 1938 _ Fhe City ee of the Daily POST DISPATCH Ti iS alone Exceeds thet of the Daily Star and the imé s Combined by A LC AT eee — a PR x xT Alicmeeea f Sie amid os 7 ae * ie o : ade oe 4 eae ae (ll Kl NH J TA ee a aNd Flan To Di stribule NoreThar/00000 m = =_ furniture Savings During This Anniversary (lebration ‘ | h wi , “al | 4 ; ? oe { ( | ) YAINiil ret ml f | {n mM ~ ——- - ~- com —, - pe inity | Credit Terms, as Usual, Will Be Extended to All —— a y believe - $45 Quem Ame $09 Queen Agnes 7 ODD DRESSERS | $15 Set of Aluminumware Each of these pieces are fitted so that a pf this event "ibe Ae | wtéS | Is eve ie, Picci ressing Table ‘ RESSERS 3 : ‘ , and Ey) i ie i _— The eight pieces, including six ae cord R ; i ——— — OR, $235 Two-Tone Walnut foalh (ee ee ™. tire te $29 50 pines Kay Fy $1192 Dining-Room “y ME cs cokes or taupe velour oF Overstuffed I 27 -PIECE peeraaes QUEEN ANNE . x ‘ : tabi ' ; IF $30 Go-Cart ‘consist f large dining tapiec. , $350 0 DiINING-ROOM OU IT Here i@ @ valve that nssone es five full leather seat : 920 Three- —— oe $156 Bl Combination ® Rerner Black ue Range it theo om of pertection Designed ea) os a Sait. ne ‘canhion | | ial im construction, superb in finish ota —y " $249 i a Besteane enter chairs and one Vr = — a . ~ } 4 oe Oil Stoves HEATER - pre in biue—saai- tery and easy te dean ale price, ——. leaaure. iue = s ; : ' a ; ‘ jal Va Has 18-inch fire bo “FURN ITU ML (Al iN DI JMET $125. Price KOK and ia so conatrert- ed thet is consumes bean ger $82.50 =~ 1 1 105- 1107-1 109 OLIVE ST. s* - ‘eo - ” ° o- ‘ : ; : ’ =< <<? o Pe - mings and hardware bright ———— ; mee ¥ i. . 1 NEE ETT NTE ETO IE ATE LT TT A cet Tins Refrigtrate Ronee fer $12.75. im, 8

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~ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Glebe-Demasraf enc the Times Combined . iieunseinimeenentilinnintiaiia tai —— Centinued from Page Tern. Mae Regpey Renee Any Kind of Stove ellrung oS G r 1mm eet." -He danced with many Amer Y ou W ant Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cass i ‘‘You Get the Girl, We’ll Do the Rest’’ 4 Millicent Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Rogers of New) td Rocker e his father, Carle “oyal initials, A. R., standing for Al-' } brother 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DICT. TO CURB | G OF THE SPANISH KING > ‘ as we * - , . “ _ ye ee ~o& Rite. AM Ord ot btyg f ; ve ~ fe: Comment. Mire en cibiadle: ies we pie a a — wee ee ms ee oe * ew mys . Se a 5 7 ar rey 4 PB nang ae Ole imi 9 stabs eg ars ~ . ~. é a Aavtaw - ed a ae = o oT reer. ey Ae tal re et >> “ a & eee oo tes Fe - > ail’ ’ i aaa o “ “ » ~* - 2 ; > >> w ~_* iad estes err ’ ; } fonso, Rex. More than 60 American a ) : ; 9 aamean 7 aE a) | iy. | in i : 7 | was wildly tm girls, some of them of the haute mon- | | PS: 3 tf ‘ FF sy y brought his) to tell him something of great im- estes : - —— = oe : , s — . . . . : aq “= ng Alfor so's| portance, deserted the King to do BESS: |) — ;. om! “a — Irish Point Curtains, $ Z. 50 Pair — Bure, the lot off WF (Sees pias Imported Irish Point Curtains in white or ivory. They are 2% yards long fe of the late q 30. The King accepted the apology i , i good-naturedly, it is said, and hu- Another exceptional value—this large Fiber and are made with heavy or narrow edges. land, whom he| Deen far from morousiy expressed alarm lest the | . : a Rocker finished in: baronial brown. No mail ofr . Ss democratic ideas of Americans | . RRR SRR esas eS Se OS telephone orders | : Marquisette Curtains, $3.75 Pair Es, thesis to the Ki spread to Europe. : A a ene eee ¢ - temperament. Others Dropping Etiquette, Too. | Z = — Heavy Marquisette Curtains in white or beige. 22 yards long, 40 inches wide. = Iugion in the 3 But that was more than a year | > | B 1 R Some have edgings, others with plain hems. 1: to 4 pairs of a pattern. a » six children. ugs, $32.50 | ago. In the last few months l- ; russeis g ? ° a. eh Alfonso so lo} a ® familiar | — Durable 9x12 Rugs woven in one piece. Splen- oe teful t figure in resort life that other per- | . , sons have dropped their etiquette to | J He did patterns. Just the thing for bedrooms. a_greater degree than did this demo- cratic American girl who really in Combination Ranges we 44 ~ ~ we of ees 2 Cera iteras aOgeRIN ee ee eee gat PRI ae ax ss 4 7 os re - ~ra . , + EE ica ‘ 3 Wen hoe ree ¢ * or) a —e , ee - paw = a + Nabi, - . : : OE eee ae tS Pe _.) : " 4 Peer di f een ae es . : 7 . ‘ . ¢ M rf ogre ‘ ieee ite eh op, Cee te ied » co Pt wes si - Ve! — ie ai P : s A 5 — . bart neds t 7 a — : 4 Cages tei Reni sabec’ th kaos a i, ign eee OS Ng NS AES Ree 2) DUPER te Ep Beek” “ . en peal y Fe thy says a ong : can) ae by as ee eee a atin 5 Ot a7 ia 4 A sigh | ‘ hy dts . i hy i op: ny es F 3 ts ip te: ~ + SP aes as Si ; “ak “OS ve a ey b Ay ‘ . ' a ‘ee: Pade! dee at a ‘ mee eo ‘ » Pe ett be ¥ - , Y = °F . ‘ Tah * us - PRA Se BY Stee: , yO ie at, Ee are - +t ti pe ; - ot a 2a ' . ’ ‘ -- > ee re ‘ ‘ ° * > a > tad be . Find he " Le SOG Ge 2 RS? eR ees & hal Sa Made ? - . Auge of ele ‘ ip ‘ - . aw & * . ") ~ a ‘ 7 " ba ee ” , " a . o 4 , - thin ¥ a ? > — ' J as tno a Me Rabe Oe J y tT Pv i aati - ’ ’ i tl Seed rf Se a ap er tes es ~ . “3 ” , ‘¥ ae ay wae. ” atets Gy os - . ‘ t . oe ruse - a een ee a hed —— ” a s - Wier E Sanat, Capea e Lee Naa = — > he ——~~ 'o. " » “4 7 . mn os #y. A . ; » IRC OM EIR) MBI 7 wee = eV" r¢ ahah PONS haat atbag ‘ i i rt ao wie tended no offense. Comic weeklies and revues of Paris dally make - White. Blue or Gray ~ 1 2422 ~~ aime 7 * be in a4 * * A ABR 2 eos ashes Fa WW OER ie | | eee . > aria oak , ’ x ae 4 ey ate Pov hesees 8 . : aN rine vere ( buh od yen, oechipsiegtd seth REDS Sia bbe gai Si Z peg 7S ys Pes FF er re | 3 ”" | " mes tpn mE Oe © de pliner ee : ae © iad at sea of his caverting on the beac., the dance halls and mbLug Casi- ane dane = Wonderful Value at : ee seceeiaaiel At the Quatz Arts Cabaret in Paris Built of high-grade steel and double warming ovens are ae | 7 f to have turn| not long ago the gibes made at the porcelain-enameled in white, liso porcelain lined. “ : i. — a expense of the Spanish monarch be- | blue or gray, this Range is Trimmings are of finest nick- Special = s ; | Over ; ffed Living-Room Suite. 5 1 ~O.( o el plate. There are porcelain came so offensive to the Spanish | = r Ambassador ‘that he requestea the | not only good all the way handles on the gas burners, With Mahogany Base, [ ind Bh: hes Foreign Office to suppress the show. | through but it iS an Ornament and a handy thermometer on Sseisissenss:s , Three luxurious pieces—davenport, arm- your choice of several ; In “Scenes of Deauville” the cabaret | to the kitchen. the oven door. 50 = ae | chair and rocker, all heavily overstuffed It is a Suite that provides genui 7 ' . had presented the “all star vaude- | if It has four coal holes,¢and You can depend on this Range =) and upholster 3 ‘ “ ville company” of the famous sum- | four gas burners with pilot for perfect cooking and bak- penne PReeeS * sn high-grade velour; fort and that you'll be proud of, rte Cw mer resort with Alfonso burlesqued light. The “owe i oven is ro and a — eee Spear | ; 4 Bee : as the headliner. It was insinuated triple lined and inside enam- m unusual vaiue, indeed, at Ss | | a ) “PERFECT that all the famous society person- eled with porcelain. The $124.00. With Polychrome Base, sr Curtain Silk, 95ec Yard ages in the “company” got dig : . 6-inch Silk ‘tab! laries for appearing at Deauville 50 | jo-1mc@ Suk, suitable for various kinds of curtains and hangings. A variety | at chat ao saab wage of the Charter Oak Hot $ 1 3: | of plain colors, also patterned effects from which you can choose. = | Continued King of Spain was enormous. = le ee es fictetinned in French Keviews. Blast Heater Whether you choose setts : 2S Table Scarfs Specially Priced Ag ag and wy Silk and Tapestry Scarfs, im various sizes from: 12 to 22 inches wide and 15 te ; a | Le ‘her eae nte | About the same tfme the Spanish , , int Lamina eee FE | Government was taken back again . ja saiebhwated and | mane er ib ~ sam erent ww gia : when the Casino de Paris presented ctive an act in which Eugene Cornuche, oo. = ceautte. ~The former head waiter at Mexim's and shade ic of silk. icmmged and with now hotel manager at Deauville, was pr mer i ary ga wre shown ordering the King out of Silk ng. y' id the restaurant. One scene showod it in blue, rose, mulberry or goid. the King finishing shrimps with cameras clinking all about him, | while Cornuche stood beamingly bDe- | § “tee nes . hind him with a basket. : } Royal Wilton Rugs, $ 97.50 S bs ish AT b > t t ) * - : ; | ee ee el ees Luxurious Rugs, thick and soft. Your choice » _— . , =r : -Qz Seeared failing in this, he took the matter | | of mamy exquisite designs and beautifully ost As Se ata al" 3 | a ee he ; . , ‘ ; s¢ ao > 7 vr —- : == 2 — 2" ated ll . as up with his Government with the dlended color efrects. GXI2 Size. z- = : ; te Sat = J c: it vxide by thei ) , ter Vidéss1asrt tere . ’ 8 in Reno’ result that Alfonso'’s projected visit . | to Cannes later in the season was Hot Blast ow |! as al | : , : 4 . . = vetoed. Gossip along the boule- 4 | ee = Tr). ! ee i. “a | fman whose vards, as typified by a Rabelaisian : | = he | Nm > | = sy & Whels ae song now current, was that Alfonso Heater ) rere EAEAE FET AO | : a ee id not have Peek zy, ' feo ge: | “i — wn low got everything free at Deauville from Cornuche and was to have | ~ vt ) . . te ) ; s L 2 eee . . * » imilariy treated at Cannes in) | ; : Xx Lees > Ate C bl Pull S 8 arth ae | , sturn for parading } $2.9:25 415 Be EE SEL Poe Oonvertible man Suite, $98-75 Seciviniy to anne _ ‘ T ‘on 72 : return for parading his royal person | ’ to- ; . } . . ll . 7 " t ro and permitting himself to be photo-. - in ae 3 en “eget io : 7 ; = : = se a ‘vraphed in such poses as would | J op : ‘ ie Sie “i economy. _ warm air over the fuel, aids A double-duty piece of furniture. A handsome Couch for Remnants of silk and cretonne in usable lengths Pewee he p th ony agen Comic Paper Gibes Worry Ministers. Ar$ this hot-blast Heat busti ; Livi e finding « Brn 29.75 a er combustion, gets a2 Maximum siving room Or sum par lor. When desired, it can be open- Geod Size Coco D Mat.. . re the ‘hy: The Boulevard Press of a - is a very special value. amount of heat out of the coal. ed into a full-size double bed. Has fabric-woven spri s — OC tan: 58: Spates a 7 = 6 lang saat Hager pre a a gcod mattress covered with cretonne. Frame ig Genuine Cork Linoleum, square apa plese tees a. 2 Victor Dal contra en ey . inished in American walnut. a ' king. In the “Contract” Alfonse, Wilson, Charter Oak and Jewel Heaters a eae Se — me, hur agreed to remain at Deauville from. rong We have a complete selection of these three famous makes of " ome bee °5 accompanied by a min- | a tue Snes and four’ Heating Stoves, presenting an unusual variety of models and TT OT mt 4 + about wh automobiles. Mornings are allowed styles at a wide range of prices. = | | =n Re for the tranaaction of affairs of i -a aI ; | | estate. but the contract provides that Estate Sunburst arby shed fy Alfonso musf report at aoon to Cor- c - : | nuche to carry out his written orders : i Electric _ BN “No nd = . ° : . o- | maghe to carry out hie written orders : 3 os =e SSNS, makes life more interesting c- oS king upon entering the nate: or » tae eater = i v\~ — =e form of tel must explain in English, French | : cia) iil It makes your kitchen work quicker and A ang ‘vanish: “This is wonderful. $6 75 ir ' easier, saves time and steps for you, gives Ne + sort cah equal Deauville.” - qe ‘ you more leisure in which to enjoy yourself. le | , In exchange for Alfonso’s demon- A convenient giow Ue it ) : Heater that starts So | it does make life more interesting. etrations, the contract provides that y sending out warmth | i V | t R . Cornuche is to engage = gang of aor the minute you con- | eive ugs, $40.75 And you can have the Hoosier with its forty , te foll the kt around = . nect it and snap the ; : e : iaemam. te fetee the bine erent} a asiteh, SY Bee | | gxr2 seamless Rugs with fringed ends. Shown es ee eae a wee Sae-ee tee | in small allover and Oriental patterns. life it will bring to you—all at very cieall a Sate ahileds nim ive Rooyen lt es AP ai eld ee. ss 4 Po Tt ne he ity * “+> x -» Ee MA ed ee hi Pate Auk > Wi age Meee Bh cS Et EE EEN I PY SIT FN ORAS)» HSS RARER Oana iy & AE Ms SR a eae * s rd ‘¢ é nate nets Nausea Rees Ue Ly Oi Pard > = RRA Oe Rone hie a a A i a at a) Oe ms . p ~ ~ a ; Py Os tag iene ey ores > 7 Ph. a A 3 » wet : ee ist rt, en Poa. sete 3 ? aie es bel Pa eee ’ JT > ~ * ele 4 * 2 % & © iz e x > 2% * 3H a a : st & = 4 = “, = Ge ess “4 Faas dy . ee +3 te > Ra. m coe a fan ae ers a rok oa . > : io ag ; *. . jou 3 ae > ag i me > 7 ie abe eS “—— & > ea Bae - » +. Soe Pam» fe ax fy hae nae ~ ae. ee ' my ., A ¥ iS > oF Es . °. i ee an . * age a Aa - anew ty ; em FAR: 35 Vive the eis . 7 handiest little heat- ie an? hemar ta tenitcal af +h, ing devices you eve , This dit of humor {s trnical of Gas ~ ces y ever cost. For comic represen’ations seen almeet ape A Li R éaily tn the French papers (urine Detroit Jewel xmiunster ugs, $ -¥ 50 . e oan Heater : ° tae ape gxra size. Extra heavy quality. A variety of at- $1 —as Your Hoosier peared to trouble Alfonso himeelt . | tractive patterns and harmonious colors. wn—the balance ; . to - far ‘ees than his ministers who are) $ 1.98 Heater ey ae sumeuinns. That's tebe trving to preserve for him «a shadow! | A ick-acti Heat- A cold. weather ne- . - ae - of fre resrect to which thew fee! the ae that canis ithe to \. ' —g~ in + nag nei Drapery Silk, $ 3. 50 and $ 4. 50 Yd. eadbarsacatnn ractessnc spose Rpar! ? ig ad itt! to | : en where su = oo io ie oa = oe Pca | on It's a ape . for cookifg. Starts Excellent quality, heavy Silk, 50 inches wide. Solid col. — . rs are wail Heater with a | with gas, then burns ors; also combinations of rose, blue and tan. Needs no FREE —With every Hoo- Wi. seats 1g 5 ee te Te ee e - . . act oat plane ms Vie br) a jn aes ore et - ERY Bplbs f 7 ih ae . ay - ge Sg ei i ry a ion Seppe eT gies 4 7 Bate Pace 7 Sone of 1h piog “a seh hme . . ieee coal, wood or even sier Kitchen Cab- hae been a percentible tighten'ne! EF erfect biue flame .. edg up on royal discipline of Inte. The| : s jet Wil aor It f BE oR pepular attitude teward Alfonso ta § i oP the , ae 6 inet we will give a growing too much like that whichi— bathroom, a4 hen. ~ 19: EU Inlaid Linoleum. $1.49 Sq. Yd. 97-50 Dexter set of Kitchen Cutlery and rreceded the fall of Manuel. the/ § oesocm in & minute 5 t4-piece set ood Containers. Portuguese monarch, {mn 1919 to be eae: aa $ 4 Pp Inlaid means that the patterns go clear through P of Glass F Cc to the Spanish royalists. | BP to the back and can never wear off. : Curteusty enough Alfonse figured | (Continued on Next Page.) J Lane : | reece ee

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SUNDAY, OCTORER 14, 199, — Oy non kings and wearing the royal : ) r, have full slip- ; ee cesew lamented The ¢. | St. Louis, | | ». Pay Usa Visit n be chosen with ~ that accompanied and fol- ° y) ) the assassination of King Car- ep mi might bave led eventually to ae , to your town ereeeeeeese -$128.50 oning, regardless of his love } - rer « - $163.50 but little doubt exists that 1924 Model ¥ x) ly brought his ruin. | | Three Stoves for the Price of One. ' » Gipring Alforso’s wild pursuit of A Coal Range, Gas Range and Heater. this wonderful Range. Makes cooking a pleasute; if you settle your account in Gas and Coal Range. For durability of desi pire, the Jot ducen Victoria of Most compact Range ever conceived, yet will do the work fives cheer end warmth tthe @& yards long | + ne eg eealiee in 190 of the largest Combination Range built; four holes for gas and heater. Will pay for itself es Sap and four holes for coal; also extra large coal-gas oven. in the saving of fuel in a yea iheen far from happy. A direct three rooms. feature. This Range can be had in blue enamel, Phesis to the King both in tastes gray enamel or black with white enamel trim- mings. See this new Buck, Range creation, See this Range—it will pay you—an exclusive Stove sold Vou ‘tend (aabor stoop while baking. paid the money in advance. See this Range on special sale temperament, she lives almost only by Goldman Bros. Absolutely guaranteed .... at Goldman Bros........ aches wide. lusion in the royal palace with GOLDMAN BROS G/VE THIS. BEAUTIFUL ttern. six children. The limelight areas e i wh Alfonso so loves is exceedingly $ ; oe 99 % . Bteful to her and she is seldom y rear: f of in connection with state or 33 big = BI : $ 1 affairs. Sometimes she lives in terror when reports of | ? munist plots and anarchist AaS- | ; DOWN : : © me sa : " aE. . Down tions reach her and during the : } zs , Kuch f the companionship of her En- ss8 +3333 saageess ; ~ ts tirely dineren y ' rx t Cole’s Heaters. Cuts your coal airtight bottom draft—will cut iis Tt and rin r Y e a - . . . AN . ’ , yk : * . . to e —— ——— : - ————— | Reno, Thomas Bawden, | | This HY d = = —_— ai neighbor, suddenly ran upon —t ; l an some Z é' pan whose funeral he nad st-) — pe & Week or so before RBaw- ' Console Phonograph 7 3 = "a = = vw a a —— a ee Se) ee RE A AR a My Pra me see —— id not have + " 5 whe olny ek he The most remarkable Console Pinto a hotel. Throuzh the Phonograph value on the mar- striving to bide in a line of ancy large, beautiful Phono- at the , a. | gta like thi i able. All three fee aeak: he saw ‘him se- | ct saa Ph lg Phase Bear : x ais a thre M4 cne- x ty Suite are a ety 4 pst et po . Other Phonographs priced togany and uphol- Te cee tocrien ny much higher cannot equal its febtained, convinced deep, resonant tone, its fine iim that Bis not the rancher. Hie com: $5 a Month Buys This Handsome Living-Room Suite a oe i eet ; ; a : a b town st aanagran erry These Suites are indescribable—one prettier than the other—no Suite at $ \ i “4 nT aches wide. Bas 0 * eg pry guy" wate $175 to $200 is its equal. We show a large aetoetien of Su -_ ee be wg eile uth _ il y l ed to solster 4 . cr c u in our uite rom us. é bans : H sc hee: gid Sins thts tek enterte’ned Suites. You will save from 25% to 40% by buying y , FREE—12 Latest Selections i> the finding of the body. The not fail to see our special value for and a Blue Bird Dinner Set. e%. ’ . hove vege eas “oS Hunt of the fuvcitive at 1 ji i : = are extra deep and roomy and P ned away to save the roof | | a J 42 inches long. mearby shed from flying sparks. = when } | | | = (har ——— — Ne ae ] j — a / . Sievers) 0) ee ; ey $47.50 oe mn twisted in * ! . The heat was s0 | / st LS «ie = : ‘ > this time that he could | wet near enough to drag the’! out 3S got he! _~ Posies . ' - Cees. = Paes VO a pe 3 LE Sas Me fire ci he ‘ip and returned to MONTH : 2 Z Fs ete: Ss a P z s i Z 4 bs og oe : ‘ ee oe “a 06 y 4 a te oa / — = P - ‘ Je eriff. Under one Age aa . ) Olive St ree. - Big “a ae ooh, oF ty } : pei be 2 he a: Big POW P” 2 - , ‘is me ttn a ° . 2 a Selections and a Blue ird Dinner Set was a sm | Pt hag! Cae Me es ie a i > 2+ i ba dot eon touches by tn This Heavy Brussels R ' \ 7 ee is poodpomery Cy my Sf Rh was coares wemebed by the $1 Down Buys ea s hug A ce Be) og pt dom oa, ‘uli, ducal . WAS COaree and cheap . | es Si , = — 3 It has size, quality, durability and rf fhe ¢ Cheap and nie - he type known to hac. + mS —-_ > wonderful tone as clear «3 a bell, absolutely no dr K) : ; Mave been Tie 2 Rugs are fine, heavy - ae y Atis. Then in the wreck Brussels. ¥xl2 feet, amd come = . Ee rasping noises. This great Hono is an eed they found overatis put. . z Dee ee, ore Leman ——" Sige ae eT AN We quote a special price on this invent which bas baffled Phonograph makers hile Ke S$ Was never know, bie for any om. TBSP HP ST) | = heavy Pro-Lino. See our large | for years. Get one while overalls. Examination of the es ae pc Z ae Says line. they last, for after these . of the be lw Showed °»* he cite MnOwed that ‘sev. ‘or onl} ps $2 << EAR. < ‘ EET ; Whole R C d are gone there will be no * a: 1 Jin 1102-08 OLIVE STR le mes Cegret on | Sats ea _ \ ‘al al ius _ LTT — 7 WL ~e a , ha : nad been murdered. @ on Next Paze.

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— = — 5 ’ * * » — “ prose 7 A tr on i. - es a Ste - ee were een etl ae singtaen ee a ee a | A eet aired — Ee — os eo _— book Hee . Pe i a AO tt ta BS la eR: aa = a Si aC a . - 7 TEs eS Sarre ne - —_ + le ~ = w Pere ‘ Ftd Sere ee 7 VR ~~ oer ue 4 an —_ PRO rT =e * nie bid 7 -_ = * tg & 2 oe wt a Ww BER BY gh OF #4 ae ik. ee ieee See 2 Ey Sie ath ee Se : . eee 2 (great. Re OP EE ee ee ee ae - Yr 4 a a s if ‘Pike! pe’ ants Oe R : s iglesia ee ee ; ae ua oe : a _ % a 2 S x : A Nel ma.) (pt br ey oe Wi 30 yj bye ce Se oe ae 2 a * ~ 7 xf, . 5 ste f ae Mh, 3 16 ~ STIAIRG PNCT-NIGPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined | = 7g aa gs mS a &: y ” ——— ar bee £% o : 2 ~_ et ec ! “FS nae | 3 | Yt" , $ , ae : Se = ; a a ae THE “PERFECT” INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENT. Stop Paying Rent—Own Your Own Home and Garage FRAUD PLOT THAT - ee WAS FULL OF FLAWS ‘Vampire Complexion Is Natural, She Says They say of t certain li-known : ; : He ~ eat ~~ Centinued From Preeedcing Page — co oly Dedichalistendanieniaaited cients WANT were not considered sufficient in dancer that she has 2 “vampire com- ‘ fraud in plexion.” {t is so bewitchingly beauti- themselves to warrant a [frauc i wl Yet to intimate friends she hai | Sade F ° + $3 k quiry and. though some gossip was. conSged she abhors make-ups and that ‘ . 224 ; , — her complexion is realiy natura! Her . he Invisible One-Piece 3 . & ra they were not ren further lé “Orn p.ex re ‘ LA ai. © a. i 2 2 So. heard. r K ns ng : the secret 's—ordinary mercolized wax. She This House, $250 Cash This Garage, $58 Casin a _ BIFOCAL LENSES : bea? ubilicity. cela standing in . o— a at of the — , . — —— 1 8 ee angumn _ a | apreads a thin coat of the wax over her | If you own your own lot, we will) Balance in ten monthly payments . 5. EWES No cement; regular $15 value. Se ; community was such as tv Gere" face at night, and washes - Of Eden erect for you this modern 4 or 5 Built in sections of selected } , Spectalty priced Mt. . 2 -- ee eres : © a -— Instant Relief! Don’t stay stuffed- , sneezing. The | - 1 or eee tenctis the duad taneitinn of ang { room house—like illustrette®—for! herall compicte—can be taben up! Quit blowing and snuffling! | doses usually end g 4 Prin? = = =e mmetinn of "Ton ado Tt ace tl € a UTM pil se v. Ww rong.c ; ann *e- a aryt = hr, V4 ad Dari ves a> 4 7 (5 | tually absorbs “appear, and a tar 925% balance on monthly Pa¥-' down and removed as desired. eee Ee ee ee ee ee ee, Cree x Es babs fa oy sient Pim MME tdi sietiadliaddadgibciu oe thine ~McWay Optical Co. + : 4 day or two iater, however, tne } skin which dai) appear, and a fai . . a ; a 4 8 ri lig * sti) clung to his sus soit, freah, girlish ski: £aivayvs in evi- ments. Other designs and sizes to Phone - r inf . . Take “Pape’s Co } d Compound” misery ; a S » - fe ; Heri.: . “ no u. SS ' —— —* : ; } ~ ge Y . ‘ : . 2 , ‘ a “i “ ca choose from us ror t er i OorTrmation ee - | : -* . . A deere | s kert per tu BETTER OPTICAL SERVICE” every two hours until three doses “Pape’s Cold — tag | are taken. The first dose opens quickest, svwurest I «ee clogged-up nostrils and air passages costs only a few _ stores. Contains \RAV\ 1 i omy Re 2222.8 8 B's L eetietietics J 1 i mm! i © Mm . \ = er Ee JF. | » 4 + - ‘ 4 7shu es ans OO Le nngftett etree iy ie picions, hit upon an xferimen that | petunily. young by prentine the acca MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING CO. B Just South 1909 WJ Ninth Street Opposite | tim the * wa wax is obtainable a: ser Sample ep 1210 S. Vandeventer Av. Olive Street ° Maryland Hotei fraliy comvinced fim the Victais a is mer zed wax is tains cs. MO. Delmar 389° ee Cee har ae . ae mr trey tines FY es ome 2 te TE Pres + syn aa 2 Pa. ‘ees : :: $ a = * 6] aa any drug store (an ounce is sufficient; Grand 7050 Sei ig mot Kels. Learning that Reis ha anyone may enjoy th: benefits of th quasars + - -. = = sf | . -. = m om Of head: sto o unn - iev & tia Ril. sarees eed ante a) aaah teats ootee - ee ———weee ee es tee te et fe oe ee 2 oD oe ge ee | ; stops nose running; relieves st ‘ : eA Stopped a: & resauias The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louts evening headache, dullness, feverishness, , nice. ——t 5 + . ) 3 oo > ° ssdines ‘ust before the time * —— r g~ivine Associated Press news Fervice + . se ee ae &, cam of Ssarciie: =Ss hewspaper £1¥ite : . * -€. 5 seve as.f Aeez ‘ 7 ? ~ : r . or, _ : Pe - Pip sr he was supposed to have been mur- C2 te -- e a . CPF Whe he efor! ach Pn, eee, aie ee ened Bans Sou WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS oe aie ee ee ee 2 Sens oon GIVE AND Pe a0 + AE By to contain only a few grapes and not 2 e 3 Bait aa es : ae = htest trace of sar S This RID Sar ae Se ih the slightest trace of sardines. Thi See Window Demonstration of Monday Specials—9 to 12 Only | Sea ie ta ets ul information the Sheriff withheid un- - oe SA i ee Ei . ' ; — eo ; = ey Th Ee a Freee ee $352 4) after the funera!, devising pans Aut matic Day-Beds a ~ ra e . B ra tig TS ERR Pee PS oe ; er . —— Fa Rca eee oees ai ¥ of his own for unraveling the mys- 0 A ~ — D) Aquartum With rass ek Sar > * | Poe . mmm ¢tame + ee i a Dates Pate tery, but by the time the report that In Our Co Window, M — Cc . Rg ee His Sake tnd been seem im Reno ar- ur Corner , Mon- = ~ Wrouzht Iron Stand ostumer eee = ae rived, news of suspicious cir- day, Tuesday and Wednesday ZS ce ek 43: tances had become wageed Se ag gpl ae 2 Re emis fen pea - i ae ; * = Teas Seen e. & ee: about town and the com nunity was Folding ne pon ag aaa ee cot ae + S ae ee not entirely unprepared for such a4 ton pad and cretomne cover as shown. aie. ee es sexi §69@)75 WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH tk Le : When he arrived at the Lodi jall panel ends— ? 7 ee : — ‘ . ; . es So ates ae “Ff 7 re se a | et = Kells announced h LS ; nrwentic a+ Ua special CHAS. F. LEVY, Pres. oe a “ ent 5 pleading guilty and made over Ads it ‘ see - 2: S hie possessions to his wife. valuing . 5 $ Ba me ‘ ¥ : > , = = a e i - a ©. i #3 ‘ his propert: $O9, Attempts . s a ee | Pp atii3 ot George H. McNobie, his attorney nown As Stove Headquarters for Years, Beeause o r Large Showing an WwW Frices ef | i 4 : to see him, were fruitiess Kels 3 se oS ieee + ME i} geemed bent on what br termed } 3 ee | 1 elt & “getting it over with.” 4 ae '* Fu “4 Yet that “getting it over with” at The Hub . ter 3 ~ y me 4 a. @ bs £8 a E = Pa 2 toe . i Fa' 2 out to his- death. Had Kels sé . Me . Tan OU. a. Peo*.. . , q aa - | 6 : mever been captured Fis heirs would ° - Bien a ; ea oe bit) ee — : 70.009 . aa 1s NCE Ties ta haw See aimee To take one glance at the row after row of St R d Heat t every size, every style and finish 1 eali ; “a a r : ee + Now that he has been sentenced s oO; oves, Nanges an eaters o ery size, every style and every finish is to realize that the Hub’s — ef ‘ee f: i3° oe to death as he has consistently ex- ' ' i ~ - ~ > ~ —a = - 7 ~ a . | Pe Cs = eueetien 00 ‘hater the necessities for shipments of additional stock are even now slowing up, and those who would have choice and opportunity to qbtain greatest i ; . 2 + al * . . ° - - ee aed ; -s ) » Se. family cam collect on his policy t value will make their selections this week. Remember—our liberal Convenient Credit Terms apply. A small cash payment is all that is ee | = “3 ca use nis Cc : Th by ii ce 4 egal exXxe- 2 4 - = al ° mo Pee BS | ; Bg eution. Elven if the death claim is necessary. with the balance irl extended payments. Pos | i bh 3 - . wid ++ @ 4 eg x : e e © |? = o> bali bs» | eae | _ apf amount of $119,000 for this figur ope on a Better Kitchen!| Every Stove, e or Tal a ee a Siasastnte the total valee ef the pel With Hi-Gas Oven and Broilers ; Bears Our Guarant visto EP gem ye i. 2. > — ; —_— y ee ‘SARS = % xt 7 features ; pph inna i Lt I : = os Cee — — : re . . . 4 = (Sree ak: : ss ye beens ta ae .——— | = |. ha SE With Bailt-in Kitchen Heater | . a Oe | pie srecution will shold u : | | : | RANCISCO § TS 5 ai . ait. FE *here is littie likeliheed that it wil] ae ke i ao Ne held as “accident death - Bae fi. 3 eh tetih eetebe ah Ce poe Quick Meal eS - ee oan qane ap oqggulinapegpemine et sf | i. Ye a der of the old man against whom he . . Ree | Sik eB had no grudge and whose name he Combination " ie. . +. e id not know beyond the fact that Bese * » ® i). = he was cali€a “Mac.” amd he ist as Sin ta = was calle Range : { Popes. ealmiy asserts that he is willing to | : 2 ee ‘ ‘ss a Ye = hi naiiunn 4 —=T>. te ow 5 : = & -. 2, pay — ONE yc ore aay gg Hith High Gas Oven , - et "There was never a better wife th ; Bs = 3 eine.” he Ggeciares. “and mv @ea’ and Brotler and Lorain _ eo ave (ae open mony een aaa Uven Regulator. Choice | . ot ‘ i ¢ hag =) Rano lebts an 3 sta “ wt of Olue vor gray enam- | oe) ee me " : ; 3 ae oO clean up ceors tc Start aii Over | f : ; ; Blu P elain : me teh again. It would be the best thing : bj ~ iy, Ph e orc Oe. i zs : : & ae th eivy thir - . . el Bsr . | aes he only thing Cha Oak | Hi Ran B & Beach Enam | Si 4 eee Mre. Kels ts still in ignorance ot $ t 66 rter en ge nage a Bri &e h e ee 3 ner husband’s strange “resurrec- Blue Enameled Blue or Gray ridge eae a si, | Cast Range } ° é a eae wt ; oi. - os Seue ; UU. ° 4 wery fime Ranger. Phuc Enameled ee: i | = . , enameled all ever, thct a ce €a er ean . if bas :. aay Be Semen - me ke _— e This splendid Ramge has rN me mn gee tg panel gS burns gas. coal er weed; % beautifel cast - ‘ren # ta ie - is a wae RS Sees Suen fewr gas bureers« and f heavy cast smn “— Be ay has feur gas bernmer« Range im enamel fin- fn By t. fo Ee ee F to throw light om his crime in — . ar ts ang four plates for cea! ish, made by a2 high- time ef the mest pepuiar Ranges . a 8 ee Bie plates fer « ? feur pilates teated by BS Le ie ‘effers fourd om his person a’ 2 —— Sf? . Woes. coal er weed, (= Tes ; Ti ~ + it ae: . i arrest and confession, the prisoner Be Ee =) (Se ee fe oS sie tt L a 3 Se Bie % “ , 7 ’ bse ~™ ° +4. ~ = *- a : sai” Was trapped im several giaring in- > o re —— — : ] 4 te i ; consistencies by the Judge , + he Te ie euestioned him in an effort to deter PO ae ~ = petal 4 mime the possibility of premedita- / : ¥ ik biog + Bt ; ~ = = ; ba a tion. It is now believed that he was : vs 4 : 7: ‘* te fencing to withho!d the details of a : — ; Beth: | meeting with a married woman oi ‘ hy ee ; 3 Stockton at his ranch severa ours . = f Sg wera ae e 4 before he committed the Tmurver ee SS ’ . == aE . ellection of insurance be has ~ — — = a i 4 claimed from the first as the nm e ; ~ =: ig ter the murder and vet at the sa = - er - i: time he statce that he did not pia: Dainty Combination Walnut Suite i by the disposa! of the body until after be had committed the crime & T. » = - uae “2 Nes eg “> pst “=i Le. eo Mey SMe Ba 60 af ie 9 Yo. eae. ote. sphhimete i ieee oa : f Ro ae - a . 2 InVYOiven, sifu! . : ¥ * =" 3 > eet t Phe ee a PO ee on : o ee which the courts of Califor rte ea * pir Bees Nai, ye se 3 = y ane. - 2 7e%, " @ eae ‘ ediy will have * «ertle” | ee = : , . ne, a i eas 2 : re : eee ote he : . y ¥ t te t Bia ; x ct eee . _ Feast ee Maay oes ' : ao — a Y 7 na ‘ . - Eee Ses <A ae

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Berta oo Nee salty it. ois ahaa he eee ee ee ee i ade ta a - 4 4 z AEN RRA LS LL NET AIDE LE EEN AE IIE SS NATE AP IPT ET QUIS POST-DISPATCH ; ol & Ke say _ et Oe a PP ri ee a es + ee Se _—— je~ we ST. LOU As, 8U NDAY MORNIN Gi, 0 CTOBE R 14. 1923. PROMEEC RNID: 0 a ae ee ——~ ae ee ~~ oe cay ona ‘ea So é@ "Broadcasting Stations of High Power ‘Throughiant the-United States jenni dianaietegtiia be’s Cold Compoune is st, surest relief 5 (Seale of miles, on map, will enable you tO reckon distances from St. Louis. oniy Contains no uintne, SR ete enn ————— oe Ct ttt tt —_— AQ — eremeene an ee ————————Eeee CALGARY @ CFCN iH tert! WM AH i tt Hit | i lee PORTLAND ~:~. | Sr A MONTREAL KGW } ae es ! , CHYC | CKCS CKAC So » CFCA . 5 CFTC oeTRoit¢ CKCE @& | « WNA ww > > Pp p MEDFORD 7 : . : | aa OW *A : DEARBORN@S + oo he fn. Ro restanrinerce Sie: | = SALT LAKE City! — Ses DAVENPORT by a eS oy 7 Vea a wp 3 x KLX ». KZN Ee: Woc FRANCISCO \ : : ; map LP KPO M _«* . SPRINGFIELD. or Gray Enamel PA : tN ae ir-Tight Heater | @ | A ) ree ie , SHINGTON, 8. Ca 69.75 | # T Pmod A WEAR: ° 3 | oO , P ” ™ ° ornamental and high- o S ANGELES : / ve fuel—burns coal or | | \ MFI Ar ' | KHd | ee 3 —™ . “a OORE’S . ‘ | | BirMiicHAM > Se ATLANTS IRTLGHT | 2 =e | \ o : é KF — 2&2 se Se, ldaho. St. Mik h KFEX 261 Minneapolis, Minn. Apgs- {‘o. 2 yon Be lola, han. hous Arbuckle e6y 860 rer, Col Nichels yaka 7 oe ; r Lo | “GV 224 Utica, Neb. Heidrecher ? | KDZ@Q ov non bp \ 0 ; 1? FBE ‘ A So) Tic Obi sp ya +] > ae ij 's (- tht he dr al si a burg pe mH. | . KF } . ica i * KFIF 2640 Portiand, Ore. Bensor Academy of Music z KFDH 360 Tucs Ariz. University geepy 360 Kellogg. Idaho. B. H. 8.) Radio Supply “oe. Pres Tech. Student Bo MTED STATES RADIO STATIONS, Detroit Edison KDZR 261 Bellingham mae CE Tacoma. Was! First| of Arizona M. & Const. Co. EVER 290 Gennes Th Peres FI 236 ‘Pla t . p Sidney Broadcasting and Conn reial. J = 6 Clevelai W et nse! Bellingham Pub. Co. « Sant amas 2 ale t £29 rit |KFDJ 360 Corvailis Ore Uregon KFEZ 360 St. Louis, Mo. Am. Soc. | byterian Church. brody Bat tte, 8. D, i 4 nero i a4 . ‘ apo ci o . + "oa ah eat Tr 3 yt 1am) r ' ' ' 22 ; 2 Minn. ite aa ivures efter . ’ ' \KDZT 360 Seattle, Wash Seattle’. * Pe poco sa = | * State College. of Mech. Arts. KFGY 224 Baudette, ee ee eetes indi és * 1% Ravtown. Teras.! Radio Association Pat S08 SES ee ae See \KFDL 360 Denver, Cole. Knight- wars °42 San Diego, Cal. Dr. R. C. haugs Radio Shop. ‘KFIK 234 Gladbrook, Ia. Gf. Blect, ' : ae i eet "tag net 260 Denver, Colo. Western - amchnamyges apc Ki Campbell Music Co. | “She ie” KFGZ 268 Berrien Sprs.. Mich. Em- | Coe. n tefining ©o. y eee Sores, wee ~ | KFBK 283 Sacramento, Cal. iim- oF . ares ‘ : > _e . e ; KDZV 360 Salt Lake, Utah, Cope crRI $04 tearet Wael Leese| Cutting. | wes Furniture “0. KRHA $60 Gunnison, Colo. Btute KFIO 2 363 @éahene. ga) x ee and Cornwell Co. ° isan % ae wie KFDP 278 Des Moines, Ia. Hawk- KFFE 260 Pendleton, Ore. Kast Or- Norma! School. : | Mitek "dala. 0. Cent, — KEB 360 San Francisco, Cal. Mer- gypps 360 Trinidad Colo. Chronicle | gh R. saeage ~‘e Neb. Bullocks ange Radio Co. ‘ Dr. E ee aan ee “KFIQ 224 Yakima, Wash. Yak. Val, _— FP yess , : “e ee i eeciiad | KFDR 360 ork, . "'wO 229 Hillsboro, “re. r. 2 oardwetl. ee ne ee dic a | KEK Selmore, Ore. Federal Tei xFEU. 82 Laramie, Wyo. The Ca Hardware and Sporting Goods. h ” ‘smith. -KFHD 226 St. Joe, Mo. Utz Elect. | PR ae ety Asr'n. ¥ ie cK llisboro, © ‘eue 4“ BFBU 283 ramie vo. 1 Ca- . | = : oe 3 Francisco, Cal. John | « FIV 240 Pittsburg, Kan. Su.|egraph Co. | pn gay : —— aman Ie oro ge e iis eheapi aoe EFHF 266 Shreveport, La. Centre! Broyles. Edison | KET 13100 Bolinas, Cal, Radio Corp. KFCB °36 Phoeniz, Ariz. Nis#e® | cFrpU 240 Lincoln, Neb. Nebraska x 660 Colo. Sprs.. Colo. Merk-! Christian Church. KFIX 240 Independence, Kan. te | e100 Point Reyes, Cal. Radleo/xpy 1650 Arroyo Camp, Cal. 5o.) _ Radio Supply Co. ioe Radio Flec. Co. Sng tare B wre, 28% Meah Bey. Wesb. Au- org.“Ch. of Jesus Clrtet : — 3 | Cal Edison Co. ’ KFCD 260 Salem. Ore. ro & Bar- : KFDV 20 Favettevilie, AY k (Gil- sheife “ . . ag 3 Kirk i . McCue ” KFTY 236 Seattle, Wash. Brett % : Pay Lake City. ‘ith, | KFAD 360 Phoenix. Ariz. McArthur — | brech é Stinson. penpals 4" — Zs , * themes. tetera o°4 Wichita Kan. C. V. Dix- oratories. egitbens: “Gace “Co. KFCF 360 Wala Walle. Wash. ia ane Shreveport. [a Mirst gre rv 260 Lamont, ows. a | ce 22 > Dee Bs KFIZ 278 ou gen . Wash. State! Frank O. Moore. . : rex 318 Ome } ; , | "of " Washiggton . |KFCH 242 Billings, Mont. Elect. Davos mencttngs. @ PCat. of] KFPK 218 he. Neb. McGraw | KFHJ 260 fente Barbers. (al. Pat-| Com 260 Denver, Cole Western | Service Station : ae agr & Mech. Arts on ) rk Radio Corporation KFCK 360 Coleredo Springs, ©010 i : ; ‘ —— Balas ‘ Portian@®. (re cone log)

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The City Circulation of the Daily Y of Broadca Continued From Preceding Page. )ARYW 245 Chicago. I). Westinghouse} Wow 360 Worcester. Mass. Clack, WHA] 260 Davenport. la. Radio WLAX 231 Greencastle, Ina Gréen-} Oo. U.S. Piay- \Crcw 426 London, renee on ' . Elec. Mfg. Co. | Unir. Equip. @ Mig. Co pega ae , ing Co. ‘CPCN 449 6 KFJA 244 Grang Island, Neb. Cent. . ‘P. a astle Community Cara | Power Co ‘~KZE $00-450-550-600 Aberdeen, | WeX 517 Detroit, Mich. Free Press. WHAK 366 Clarksburg W. Va. Rob. WLB 366 Minneapolis, Minn Univ. 234 New Lebanon, «. | WHA 360 Grove City, Pa. Greve | Grant Radio, . KPIC 235 Seattle Wash. Post In-| Wash. Grays Harbor Commercial | WCY 600-759 Cape May, N. J. 3!2- erts Hdwe. co \ Of Minn | Nushawg Pity. Farm. City ‘ 430 Lendoa feNigencer . ioe ¥ 2. 8 ol® Corp. of am. | pe mere “48 Lansing, aricy Capital WLC 300-660-700-1800 New Lenden,| Wane 360 Parkesburg Pa Horace; WSAK 258 Mi@dtepor: o. Daily! vertiser KFID 236 Greeley Colo. Weld Co K2ZM 143 Vakiland. Lai. Prestog a nw DAE 360 Tampa. Fla. De ily vee. ews. Conn. Radio Corp. of America. A Beale N Pub. o— a ; Allen Times WHAM 360 Rochester N — ~ ‘ 7 a ¥ - . a iy ‘es + en is ¥, eR cote, oe o wey “ Witwer gy adh » Ys Rs 5 PN et at, ie “a > sales “ . P - > ‘ a *@ bal oa, : Keaitly NPE peeing sy Mey - eke. BP he oe “ibn ee - im ay e = * a . > oe ¥y ee a 4.% . ta © % + ~s % av Ady. : a ? H Fs ; . z 2 tT Ole het Oe woamr on a ee Moore | *SAQ 290 Dartmouth, Mass. Round oe Montreag | ne . - ~ a - 7 ~~ - 4 “i ~ . . PRI . - b? ne oa M WDAK 269 Hortoré, Conn The; _ El. Spec. Co | WMAT pore ane, New General" ardercet Lexington, Ky et Sete gg Posy 20 an, Vancouver fT : . : e chanics Inst. Cuetnes WHAZ 29 Troy. x Tv Renssalaer mi 2 agp in n. Neb. renner: _Anderson E. E. Ce. | WSaw STs Canandaigua Y., CF2Zec 4006 Montrea a KEIM 229 Grand Forks, X. p Univ. WAAF og6 Chien i ei woan se ee fe : 3 ety. Enos -eNSsala : upply C 7 x a WRAL 258 Mattoon. Ml. Cates! Curtian & McElwee. Westinghouse Ca | : ei of nN. al Journal 7 . “OV Jac ASONnville. Fla. Tiraes WHR $11 Kanes. City ur, ae iz WMAJ o 4 Kansas Citr, Mo Dror. County T. J ; WsSax 288 Chicago. Tit. Chicago. CHB 4196 Calgary = Ti KE¥Q 252 Grand Forks. \. D. Port- WAAH 360 St. Pau] Minn Common. w ” “% 360 %& ~ School. ae ee Ore - era WAM 360 Miami, Fig Elect~ical/ Radio Laboratory ; Pub. Co | able Elec. Const Co. |} Wealth Ed. Co. ~ sem car” N. ¥.. City, Western | wip 760 Morgantowr W.Va w TAK 360 Lockport BL ies. Ftulp. “Co | WSB oo a oe. oe ac? 4 KER 258 Stevensville Mont. a. ¢., WAAK 259 Milwaukee Wis. Gimbe? _. = “ft. Co. Va University. + ee | : Laboratories Et Dixon & Son. eon. WDAO 369 Dalias, Texas Automo- or ae KFKA 245 Greeley Colo. Colo WAAM 263 chers’ Co}. son Co. B 286, Brinkley Jones Hospital, WAAN 254 Columbia, aro. Unir. Milford, Kan. |} Missouri KFKH 226 Lakeside, Colo. Denver | WAAP 360 CHCA 439 Vancens nal. " Corp. cr Va ir sa. .. KEN 1579-2500 San Ysidro, Ca) Les-| WAAZ 360 Emporia Kan. Hollister mand Kilburn. }_ ton Tribune Sery Co. Pieker. | Miller Motor. WDAX 268 Centiyville lowa, “irs Ks 50-1800 San Francisco, Ca}. WABR 2¢¢ Harr + & ““e-| WSO 11620 Marion, Mass. Radio|CHCF 439 Winnipeg r 236 G - “ Corp. of Am. Corp. of Winntpgst | “irsti wrap o:, er WMAV 256 Auburn. als > es , A a ae ig WSY 360 Birmingham Ale Al-(CHCL 460 Vag v : hee be OS ae Nationa} nary Fos miele a City. N. 3 ean “saat ame & ee " _ COuver Merchant, E) _——— Senn) “ s wit acht Club. 236 Washinc: Cer iver ) lr CHe : a eral Telegraph. ; 8B. Lawrence. ;WDAY 224 Fargo, XN. p fargo WIAF 23% New or fans. La. G «4 | WMAW 360 u ahpeton, | . Olic Satie aston, D.C. Ca:n- WTAB 248 Far River. Mass. Daily CHcq $09 Calgary, j KFS 253 Spokane, Wash. Doerr. | WABC 229 Anderson, ing Fulwider.{ Radio Btect. Co De Cortiz. e & peton Elect. Co . ne vty Radio Co. - Mitchell Elect. Co. wan Bat. Co WDBC 258 Laneaster. Pa. Kirk # wray $60 =Newton KGA_ 256 Oakland, ca) The Trib. | W- “83 Dayton. Ohio. Parker Johnson and Co. rep | High Se ; woe Herald. * lows “ont.* WMAX see Greenville 6 K. &é K tt “80 Peoria, lt. Radio| WTac 360 Johnstown. Pa. Penn. CHCS 419 Londca, | Rak Mfe. c is x Radio Sup. &> we “7 C& : Traffic Co. : ; Shoppe. a : ‘ hool. WDBF 261 Youngstoy mn, Ohio. yg Ar exe Springtiela .; WMAY 289 @ Louis. Wo King’ef ‘2 : poy Hastzs Neb. Gistor WTAD 229 Carthage. [i R. E. cHcx 420 Mon 3 “Ledger, TCO™e, Wash, en WQBE 283 Washington Ot. %. 01) - Meter ac Phillips. Stores Co, Ted, Mo. Heer Highway Chusch OAs cap nt Co. | ge lompton. ver. “ WMAZ 268 May On. Ga. Mercer Unj- — _ Greensboro, *~ €. Dail; beter — “ew Orteans, me wi ne CHCE 420 Teronte, KGG 360 Portiand. Ore. Hallock @| WARE 236 Im. Vernon, i. MLV.) Mayes. ‘Val. Radio set. Wh. Fox Rh versity Perego | J. Gano. | Globe. 4 Watson. | Register News WDM 2360 Washington p C. Cherch WIA _ ee a re ee as ees j WQK 16465 Sr Jaynes, N. y Radi, WTAG 258 Providence. R_ 1 i KGH 800-8500 Hillsboro, Ore. Feg./ WABG 248 Jacksonville Fla. Arnola Of Corenant ORS S.. Stow man i ne ie madnta =o pia: ore, of Am era! Teleg. Co. wadwards Piano WDR 300-1625 De *=; Pet “aye _ KGI 16300 Oahu, Hawai; Radio| "ABH 249 Kern CHOC 469 Vaner - Music Co. dian Ww We eee a an / mercial Appeal WL 17.506 Coram Hill N.Y. Pa.) WTas 236 Portian® Me Radio CHVC 419 Teo Sandusky Ohio Lake ter City Radio &o eatie ge ig Man ye flanker Wis Wiscon- WMH 248 ¢ “cinnat?, O Precision dio Corp. Shop. Shore hs a oe ee Co. Sin News. Quip. Co WR. 2° re ; : WVTAM Cleveland. 0 Willard Ba+- Gio Mfg. Co. a ee & Elect. Co. = %, ns — ‘ . —_ -». day-Hin lien: oe WRAD 24 Marion, kK. Tew AS 275 Elgin, m1. Chas. E. Erb- | KGO 280 Altadena, Ca) Altadena WABJ 248 Sou. Bend, Ind. — awteton, N. ¥ LAR Padu ah. K Paducah Sun Wrac $20 Menten. * i ee Radio Shop. ; 7 stein. ) © Lab Cee Laboratories l wos oe . é AS nig Burlington, fowa. Bur- = eB gi "1+ Mass. Shepard oe WTAU 360 Tecumséh, Neb. Ruegg } » ~ 2% uscola, Jil. Jame z. lington Ha keve Stor KGU 389 Honolulu, Hawaii. The| VABK 252 Worcester, Mass. First; Bush ey r Tark vertiser : tores = "34 LaPorte. Ing. raeend oe Elec. Co. aC “on WIAT 36a Tarkio Mo. Leon T. Now WNAD 369 Norman, Ok? ee ' Ww int, Mich. 1] bel. Conn. 4 EAA 289 Flint, MW Fallan £ ). C. Double. stitute. terr yp pap tist Chure x 4 KGW 483 Portland, Ore. Oregonian mo “83 Storrs, Conn. Pub. Co. ege. Freres. n. Okla kla. | ail | WTAW 254 ¢ liege Sta. - Agr. “es oe WRAH 275 Providence, R 1 Stan. - - = , oo CICA 4! : Univ. ley X RP a Stan and Mech. Coz throp. WIAU 360 Le Mars, Ia. American WNAL 242 Omaha, Neb. p J. Roc] se on | WABM 254 Sage: = WEAB 360 Fort Ded ®. la. Stary Trust @ Sa, Rank KGY 258 Lacey, Wash. s- wert’ Doherty hee. Mich. E. : ae College. vn ‘ : irene oe ee DO Mirae 3: ie * | a ee ™ ti ese: 9 P; 4 » " sate : 7 ton J a) - G n. n. . ae CX- Wrap 248 st Croix Fatts Wis. > WTG 369 Manhattan, Kan Ransas Radio Equip Co. Wra ¥ 224 \ ‘ash ington. D. Cc s 2d s 3 . WABN 23 . WEAD Lat} Fn ee S00 Gan -Franctece, 4 +m Crease. Wis NS ne i eal. ; se IT en ea hai antigen a terion y . sal . ; “a Any ‘ cic isch BA States Power ¢ vies ae Ser. Col. pens Hee oa , Wood- | WNAN -24¢ Reveinen eS @nan sehen ms 2 ae WTK 300-609 Cleveland o. Inter- CICD 416 a a 4 . ‘Ss. Waldo 268 Atwood Kan. N. yw _ward & Lathrop. cuse Radio Tel. Co we a _ere,. ce wre. Ra. Tel. Co. Cc a “2 C. Grover | Kan. Radio Sup. WII 12609 New Brunswick. » J. WNAP 2¢ Springfield. 0. Witten. ._ PH end : 309-7800 Rockland, Me. ss nasi z ae Johan P. Hickey. *¥4BO 352 Rechesw. N.Y. Lake} WEAF 492 New Yor: City, N. ¥.) Radio Corp. of am wer College. vBervice fo Tet eB, : KHJ 895 Los Angeles, Ca) Times; ay Bap. Church, ‘~" *: La Western Elect. Co WIK 36: McKeesport, Pa. K. & L.) WNaQ | ba Mirror Co. WAH 1899 Eidoradc Kan | ; op TP KHQ 360 Seattle. Wash. Louis Co ; t Skelly | WEAG 231 Edgewood, R 1 Nich ; a eee ee Fisheries CICE 426 Service Co. = Elect {~ Oi o.s- Wasmer. : WWac 369 Waco, Ter. Sanger Shaw ‘on Radio E. Co WRAP 369 Winter Park. Fla. Tlec+ Bros. ic WAX 30, -Hineline-Basset: WIL 367 Washingron DC. Ge ler thodes rea Co. /_WWAD 360 Philadelphia Pa. Wrights ' Reeerd, Ltd. : 00-1809 Miama B 4s WEAH 244 Wichita. Kan nder mental Elect. Sup. WNAS 266 Austin, Tex Te Radi Ss 36¢ McLeansboro = & Wrigh: CG KIE 16975 Kahuku, Hawaii. Radio ~R.T. Co. nee, mies Radio Co " ; Landers WIM 6060 Chatham. Mass Radio Cc oe qi WRaA 360 vr Lafa ' ‘ . rs oe 4 = 4aaic ' Fette, | Pur- WEAI 286 rtp » N.Y. Cornez) *ni- . Am XII Gan Francisoo, Ca) United due University Ind J aca ¥. Cornell Un . WWax 369 Laredo. Tex. Wormser | toba Free Presa. * WNAT 360 Philadelphia, Pa. Len. WRAU 369 Amarillo, Tex Amari}. Bros. [ee ge em | : versity. Io 300-179 Fort Morran Ala nig Bros lo Daily News. ws 268 Canton. oO. Canton Daily | “ | WBaD 360 Minneapotis, Minn. Ster. WEA 360 Vermillion, § p Univ. of Tropical Radio. WNAV $e Knoxcilie. Tenn. Peo. WRAY 369 Yellow Springs, 9 4>.'_ News = a70 Beene Cal. S 0. Gould. Want, Elec. Co. s Dakots Wip 569 Philadelphia Pa. Gimbe! Res Te! Tel Co tiach College ' TO Seattie, ash. Northwest. 360 Moorestown My > ee a » Bros. 7 ern Serv. M Middleton, . | Fred WEAK 360 st weeepa, Mo. J.B Ab. KIS 360 Los Angeles, Ca) Bible In. WWI 273-409 Dearborn, Micd. Ford Motor Co. ercrom bie WIJAB 36 ww l. & T : ; WNAW 360 Fortress Monroe, Va., WRAW 233 p | ©89 Lincoln, Neb American} + Kunzmann. D. Good. N Dupted: ‘NRCAPOLis, Minn. The! WEAM 259 x Plainfieig, x 7 : beg dh - r WNANX 244 Yankton. s. p Dakota 26 ses =38 Glouchester Citr. N. y. WHE 380 New Or! o ec WN. Plainfield . . aco, Tex. ~&@Ckson‘s ‘acio Ap Crp lexons Garage. bing KLN 261 Monterey Cal. Monterey WBak Fg a we . Radio Erme- x .; , . ° - + “¢ ~ 7 vec at -nes. WA D. Elect. Shop. Police ) State igjoas: 273 Providence R. I Shep. sana 550-1700 Rainbow. Mont. Great/ WBAN >» WNAY WRAY “ans, La. Leyeia Ww w ; 2 University. NA 60 Baltimore. Ma Ship RAY 289 Scranton. 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N i | | ef Calgary CKAC 436 real, Ge Us, O. Erner S 36 “oe . -- Perham. 3 i a y. | Montreal, San Joaqu: Hopkins Co. & WEAS 60 Was Peoria Star WOAA 360 Ardmore Ok ter Col ¥. Une CFBC 45¢@ Timmins. Ont. King’s Ra-/_ CKCB 45° Winnines ‘ | ‘Uta, Minn. Kety-p._ Hardy WRM see Urba nN . dio Shop. z Co. > ae . “SSO0R luth Ce WOAB 280 Gran Forks, N. D. val. “a “Sana, Tl. a; 2] "kK "arc: ; ‘MBax bi Bros. Co ~e ~AB 230 Grand as. N. D. Val of Dlinois “versity CFCA 499 Toronto, Ont. Terento “ACD 410 Vase tana Power Co. BaX 360 Ww me er Radio | Pee o “AC8-Barre Pa. John EE vY 6i0peka. Kan. Capper beanaygrnay WRQ 13909 | Star. | O 360 Tacoma, Wash. Love Elec-/__H. Stenger Jr i] | Publications "| WOac ogg Lima, Ohio Maus Radio — t= 1Sett, Co. al AY 492 New York, Tjian witz Co. WIAR $6 ioe a idence. RI a... Co | fo Corp. of Am. KNJ 250 Roswell N. yp ic}, Tel. and Te) Co. — O Co. a aie WOAD 268 s Lek 240 Newari, o. Newark’ R. . WJAS 360 Pittsbure pa ; ce cee peal POC ei bebaticdy abel se apa ? econi Cc a FOouUrrer i a iain RR 360 Dallas T . Cltee ° ~6 Vu ia et ida ié or ? ——— . . ae a oe fi . = - “ Of Dal. CFCD 449 Winnipeg Pitts. Ra. i Nn ~ . . . = —- = —n Agr College. WFAB WID 229 Granviite Ohi Rich eQu.p , ae .—— oe > ~ " ‘ ulu He wa ii WBI 261 4 ‘ FAB 234 Syracuse. N. ¥ + . - d nth ay — Met. Tel. Co. | ony, Kan ~ ri ] Howe gs Woay 360 Parsons Ker Ervine Scat Providence ee ae A. CPCK 414 Fad Radio Co, —— dene : WIH 263 Washington Dc 7 Kiet ¢ 06 Los Angeles, Ca) Cal. Fea WBS 369 Newark, WRAF 273 » Cushkeepsie ‘ : Clemson CPCs 410 Quebec mont ) Supply Co } “0 Wear -« = . 1e SAG 244 s&s; Petersby aa] L. CFcr -; ~~ .¥ W Wh a « B =. aa tt f ; 4 ? *» : Ye ‘-¢ . > aes ~ > ; > - rg a. ane 400 y ic . .. ite oFer Co —~ : ~~ 5 ~ - ~~. on ——— . o ™~ . . : Hi . Electric Co = ec. Le, t ridge & Ciothier = Ra Gio Sup. _ oO WN UA W 5286 © Maha Wek Woodmen KR QW 548-385 San Jose Cal. Chas WCAI $85 San Antonio Tex So. WGAL 242 Lancaste Pa Laness "KAN 22¢ Montgomery A'a Cf Worila Siete D. Herrolg = “Quip. Co ter FE) Supply Co, (“nited Battery Ser ¢ Woay ‘9 Trenten x | » ~~ — % 7 ae a, eT ™ . ox m - ee i 3 ~ . « « ed KRE v8 Berkeley Cal. Dain Ge. LAS 209 TU, 7 ae 3S. De Ned WGAN—36 9 Pensacola x a. Ceci) AAP 3 \Tanston, R |] Dute: Wolter zetia. Ww Ms em E. Lieyd W. Flin: WOAZ 360 Stanford ®Xas, Per _ » . ™ a ~~ « > q . o — mee ~ = - _ a = . w —s “. VW NAW °, San J an Par: . 7 ra 2) eg . . Wa nie) +2 : ——_ ee : —— Radio Co, 2 . e Food Rag 0 Corn 20} rh ; rr We ” $4 T) en naw $30 Camp ¢3 Cal. So WCAL 2369 North fiera Minn St. WGAR $60 Fort s 4 WKAR E M Mich ae : Rete * Si 3 : “MA . 2AR Fort § °: x su 403ing, Mich lic} Schoo Cr . da Lo e 7m " nat : D 5) — Sst American Agr. Cg vee. WOT 2. >. Tr m= - ' wi ? = $ : Ame Sta: . Tv — . ’ “= \ } —_— ie aia . ra ~ a= ij . ASD 54s Ss iOuis No Pos: -Dis- AM » \ ano a. 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M ar and Sy spate KT 36a Seattle Wash ie Rag a" & 4 ~ +> M Neap SI Mirn Tt +e Me age ote sn r Wr a ee x Elect Co i Hi Dun wood =e 60 I Ss Moines a “Ogi s* « AAY Gaines ie. Ga. Brenay Wos 44) Jefe. Son . (i-. iu. State ° ~ te 2 we Tr 4 BS ion os i 2 “tee ~ . me Tribu» ‘ @ 2 oy ae a Mes — — KTw 380 Seattie Wash EY rst Pres. = . - $0) sil ie a S >. D Nn ~hoo ewe @ Ls a ©. — 3 : Wr oo S | Va Rureay oFterian Chureh _ € Mines, WGG 1900 -Sceerton,. N. 7 Radio _._»°° Baltimore Md. . Seph M wo =~ Omehe ean RXR. R ~ . a . Wlicitntan we ALC 286 pa ter} D Corp “— si fae, LUO se¢ nh Francie. “eo? _ - * ““S2Ciphia Ps» Dur- a oe 10 We po a scene en Sk” De. ham € Cy | Wer $80 Medforg Hillside Mass, WKH 1622 Gur, Nersville, Als \.C. Wpar Sta " P P re A} sa . ‘tle R _—s . - 7 An Ra : . ay “A455, A We —— ~ . . 5 4 . 2» ~ > ; “" Works . ice Fl a, : cx Ly iy 35a Philadeiphis Pa Th 22 r : o%0 (in oA Oma ‘ ‘ WKY WwPa bh 38a Ckm aé cy} . 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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a SUNDAY, UBER 14, 1828. na bndon, Ont., Radio Shon | Calgary, Alta., WwW. - dio, Ltd. ondon, Ont., pu SHOW | ) $ AT MISSOURI Londen aa ort Frances, Ont, Inter.” vel. Co. Saskatoon, Sask 1 Shop. Ltd. : The —- vty Mary Bel! Telegran, F in the Lobby and: on| “Seo Be 4 pine Floor; Special -Staity of ae @dio Week’ Picture. Durtenay. B.C. Roy — FE ‘ Gad iver, Bo i fhird St. Louis radio show shane’ Works. WwW. Ww. yesterday at the Missouri ontrea!l, Que. Canad , where 4 similar exhibition buse Co tan grins was a greater drawing Calgary, Alta Albertay | than the first radio show in Vancouver, B. CP he ym in September, 1922. ‘ancourer. " dig: spacious lobby of the theater : ee ranged by the Missouri to signalize ‘radio week.” In addition to the becca picture. ” a radio picture and a radio lect ar are on the program. On the arrangement representing dealers are C. H. Wiil- _json, Manhattan Electric Supply Co.; Ww iliam E. Woods. The Benwood Co.: A. &. Joseffy, Wesco Supply Co.: | Robert Cone, The McIntyre Corpora- | Tuesday, tion; Walter Ashe, Van- Ashe Radia ‘Co.: June Alexander. ry Menges. The Benson Radio Co. a CHANGES IN BROADCASTING STATIONS DURING THE WEEK —_—-— —. Six New Class “A” Stations. Meters. Kcrs. Watts ‘ ~4 i ; ive b Te Ont., Marcon: Co peen fitted with attractive booths KFKQ Conwey ReadioLed. lei La : ' Cor p me * o* .e* Kitchener, Ont., The News : Ltd. > Winnipeg. Man... Mani. > by the Name and Address of | Louis on) he pur- | “' |manufacturer in regard | tion. ' | QUESTIONS and ANSWERS = | All Queries Must Be Accompanied the Writer. — ~| | Q. Will it be necessary to alter the mentioned superior as amplifiers. Q. (1) The transformer in my ‘loud speaker is burned out. Can it be operated without this transfor- (2) Can this transformer be (3) Other than the guar- what is the difference be- mer? replaced ? wiring in my set in order to change ——e Toe Sey eenree ig . — from six-volt tubes to those of the A. Communicate with the Radio|. “peanut” type? (2) Will the set give | gp nervisor, Federal Building, Chi-}= bettér results with a separate dry |... = ' cell for each tube, or should the bat- | ” : = ‘teries be connected in parallel? E. D. Q. A’ sixcyolt sorage battery | = ~ supplies the current for the fila-| =m (1) No. (2) Connect or ment of my UV-201-A tube usei as | = NO AERIAL WIRES Ra taenee chem iaveiok [am sau aaeeney aie Te } | this too much voltage for the tube! = NO LOOP AERIAL 7 3 mentioned? Can I reduce the volt-| = Q. 1) Will WD-12 tubes amplify | 20. to five volts at which this tube |= ONLY TWO CONTROLS -|88 well as UV-201-A’s? J. D. O. ig rated?—L. S. 8. a => A. The majority of radio enthu- A. Yes. Insert a rheostat of Ar = ohms resistance in the circuit. This) = — | duradan expensive and cheap _ tele- vernier variable condenser in the phone receivers? W. S&S. Kopprasch circuit?7—B. D. A. (1) Probably not. Would Sug- | A. (1) Radio ‘Digest, 23 vest Fall 'gest that you communicate with the. Madison st., Chicago, Illinois. ee ‘ ae * | Thirty ohms. | Q. What radius is possible with a! “peanut” tube” A. , 2° the resistance of the rheostat? will reduce the voltage to the cor- rect amount. Q. Where can |] print of the Kopprasch circuit? Will a 23-plate variable condenser give ‘the same results as a 23-plaie (1) They have picked up signals | ;over 1500 miles. | : Q. How can a person be and prosecuted who operates a contrivance which sets up a continuous “‘buzz’’ which prevents | == all distant reception, RADIO FOR THE: AMATEUR AND EXPERT =¢ For the Notebook. E. B. volts. (2) Yes. se ly -4%5 i ‘ | , resistance. |set ranges from 15 to 25 miles. A vacuum-tube is about mm. as efficient as a crystal detector. Never charge the, battery without knowing the specific gravity of the | acid. | hydrometer. 30 times | The ohm is the electrical unit of The average reception of a covetel | vario-coupler without loading. the secondary. “4 Radio waves travel not only iF” the higher planes of the ether, Dut . extend from the ground to .very This may be tested with a Do not load up the primary of the every aunt and cannot be /| == eI nr RADIODYNE]| A NEW 6-TUBE RADIO RECEIVER COMPLETE IN ONE CABINET. ONLY A 30-FOOT WIRE LAID ON THE FLOOR AS.A BALANCE. high altitudes. if ia 3 =. USES: - TERRIFIC SIGNALS EXTREMELY SHARP NO STORAGE BATTERY bluea (2) obtain a The Benwood Co. Has Searched Five Years for This Radio Receiver. It Is the Ultimate—the Acme of Perfection. The Finest Made. Receives From Coast to Coast. Now on Display at the Missouri Theater or THE BENWOOD COMPANY, INC. 1110 OLIVE ST. UIUUUQQCOUTUUVUCEOTUASOEOEAOOUUTAAOUOOAOOUEOUOOAOEUAASAEOAAS OOO UASOUOUAAOOEU AAAS Extremely Simple - OLIVE 5634-5 to having | the loud speaker repaired. (2) The | manufacturers can answer this ques- | (3) The guarantee is of minor | consideration. The difference in op- | eration will be found in the tone and | strength of the signals. It is w ell | worth a slight additional cost to get | inanufactured as good results can only be obtained | When I tune in a far off the music comés in dies down and then | Please jet me} My Ps 2. (1) station and fine, then it comes back again. | know what my trouble is. | 'battery is always charged. (2) I ‘have a set of 3000-ohm phones. One receiver works alright, but in the | other, signals are very faint until I | teuch the binding post with my fin- | then the signals are very much Please explain. F. B. ger, louder. -_~ -—s A. (1) This phenomenon -is-known not caused by | As yet science | ff as “fading’’ and is trouble in the set. has found no way to overcome it. (2) Kither your telephone cord ies defective or the receiver itself has lost its sensitivity: the trouble can more than likely be traced to the telephone cord. Tube Mail This Coupon’ Famous-Barr Co St. Louis, Mo. Gentlemen: ease send me Radiola Special Receiving | > Set, with all necessary equip- ment, according to your spe-° cial offer Name ie ere Address Business ..... i i a Ot oe a = An Event of Exceptional Interest 1s Our Sale of | °72°Radiola Special Receiving Sets Made by the “Radio Corporation of America” Complete With the F ollowing Equipment: 4° you should certainly avail These Sets will bring in broadcast miles, reproducing them clearly in in crystalline green Special Features “Connections from both “A” and “B”" batteries are made through bushing - insulated holes in rear of cabinet, while antenna, ground and head receivers are attached to large, spring binding posts on panel. Terms of Payment as Low as $10 Monthly. Interest Charged on Deferred Payments. “i Sixth Fleer FAMOUS -BARR CO. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps wht dda bth ts At Ak bt hk bh Ath t —" — te standard 6-phm rheostat be used in connection with a WD-12 tube? (2) What kind of a rheostat may be used with a pea- nut tube operated on\two dry eells? (3) Can a “peanut” tube be used in | a single circuit regenerative set? (4 Must the hook-up be changed if a two dry cell tube is used? A. F. | A. (1) Yes. (2) The kind men- tioned above if the cells are con- nected in parallel. (3) Yes. (4) No. @. (1) Is 100 feet of lamp cord enough to make a loop to be used with an Erla reflex set? (32) Dod need a’variable condenser and if 60 what size and how is it connected? (3) Is there any way to make my | loud speaker work? I have two stages of amplification but can get no results. A. 41) One hundred feet of wire is usually ever, you may be able sults with only 100 feet. (2) A 23- plate variable condenser, should be connected across a‘loop aerial. (3) Suggest that you communicate with the manufacture: of vyvour loud speaker which not giving satis- faction. Give a complete descrip- tion of vour set, including a wiring diagram. They. in all probability, can offer suggestions which will en-. able you to locate the trouble. Q. (1) Can an UV-199 tube be used satisfactorily in a three circuit | Q@. (1) Can a * and twenty used. How- to get re- is “, regenerative set and what should the | plate voltage be? (3) What should Have You Read | This Book? - Your copy of “Better - 6Results from Radio” is here. It’s free. It contains some new and valuable ideas on the subject. Willard ,eezntvweeeee ~* *- ® @ & * ee ° Radio Batteries for sale by Battery Service Co. ; Pree. t #0. “31. “mR Willard “‘B”’ Batteries cut out noise! | ee ey $385 Fs Sie ee Reo: Re = Seige Yate es The MeINTYRE Radio eonvenient to handle, as the batteries are tnelosed in the beau- Receiver is attractive, compact and tiful cabinet, leaving no wires exposed except the connections to antenna and ground, up and used at once—no extras making the outfit ready to be set buy. The McINTYRE Receiver will cover a wave length range o! from 200 to 600 meters, which takes in all of the broadcasting “stations, bringing in concerts, weather reports, news items, stock and market reports, etc. 1000 to 1500 miles. though greater distances have been reported It has a rated range of from ! by users of this set. The operation of this set has be ‘eli made very simple as Coarse tuning is done with two dials and fine tuning is accomplished by means of vernier attachments, giving extreme se lectivity. ! . The hook-up is of the regene rative type, manufactured under the Armstrong patent No. 1.113.149, Oct. 6, 1914—the best ‘n use for obtaining distance and clear re eeption. The McIntyre Radio Corporatio See This Wonderful Set Now and All This Week at the Missouri Theater Radio Show The McINTYRE Receiver is equipped with a 33-ohm rheostat, : 4. which is adjustable from 0 to 33 ohms, thos making it possible» i to use any style tube... This rheostat is recognized by radio én- gineers as a perfect control of vacuum tube filament tempera-. — ture, which is at all times necessary for smooth tuning. >. =o Including Phones, Aeria]l and Ground Wires, with Batteries: and Tube enclosed in a cabinet all ready for use in your home. Nothing extra to buy. This is a long-distance Radio. We .wzive you a written guarantee. J iol MAIL COUPON TODAY FOR FREE TRIAL OFFER. ” THE MelNTYRE RADIO CORPORATION 7 THE McINTYRE RADIO CORPORATION 5 I , 4226 Olive St. St. Louls, Me... ‘a : BELL PHONE: LINDELL 6570 " | 9 & @ Oe 16 6 # 4 28S OF Boece Oe Loe et @e Bene Pe? di e602 062t 4 2a q ts 2 oe _ i -, { a e i j é a “tae s . mes a Yo aa 4 : a “te = 3 5 F Address 2 f oe ss —_— =— Ce ee —o—elcreelhlUc rceOlUCUemCllC eel elUlC CU —_—= = — : a 4226 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS, MO.

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The City Circulation of the Daity POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined * ~ (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH " ~~ eee + un COUNCIL LISTS | | a “I 2 mee ) . ‘g er the first time HAZARDS OF RAD mel on . cS : = radin sete 2 . eeht the concert. OOOO _— aa ON a ‘Ignorance and Carelessness Giv- | a sealatian he Sere en as pregon fot mee Store ‘Hours: Daily 9 to 5:30, Saturday 9 to 6 “St Louis, NE all | 7 , “ya. Wationa!l Safety Council, foi- | + cages , a _ s “nanitee lowing an extensive inquiry. bas pre- | = sg the Wes . pared a report of the hazards of . ° . Mc [ - = he te _yedigtiuse and their prevention for Starting Monday Morning, October 15th, in the Radio Shop—A Radio Sale of Unprecedented Magn a has the te natewess which wil: be itsshed In Be | en and cyt Powe sania form in the near future 4 nt tome Re Payminate static The Seert in part follows ae - o. Es “QEETRe whole. | mderiying gab. are being com causes of most accidents in connec ; tion with radio apparatus are ignor- F, ‘ ance and carelessness. Many p*r- 2 “ATE ns using radio equipment, co not : % a ASK vs ? know the dangers of the apparatus: others. conversant with th: hasards oy. 4 forg@tthem coer toe usiast. Featuring Kennedy Radio Receiving Set The Royalty ae of Radio Featuring Kennedy Radio Receiving Set a : | ae artertiibey have become charged b; e No. 220 and No. 525 Amplifier No. 281 and No. 521 Amplifier — ES teed sreaker SE Ne eee ee ie thar wane ” ete at, — : The new Kadis wire | zon t ae ria . a S - a 3 OUR sutiagifm severe shock and — _ . ° eee SR, . The Follapse of antenna masts du Acknowledged by those who know as the finest Radio Receiving Sets made for amateur a ie ee | Three. tabs po s "= = ~ ees ™~* ar te ® improper o : 2ee . > =» - as nS ; 4) > ie ) , a , - Each one the regulation high-standard latest model —Each with regenerative circuit licensed under Armstrong patent 7 SCH “Storage batteries have causee ne ed anpett —Each one with a receiving range from coast to coast —Each brand new—in original package—guaranteed a 4 7 —- 3 4929 DELMAR i ge Oe ee Oe eT pC oy > fe aon ¥ ee gone 7 - . mai " ied 2 debts oo SD . " i " - rie 4 Or a 18, Vee 2 IP Py nakhs . artes ao ee ——— me > ee we See oe PS coche ae a SIE Se Ge A a ares Le ae AP ER ee hee ee a TRIS en} NORE NON” ES BE Rds gt ening hs. oe Na, aos oe ayes fee Banas keeps eRe he EN thongs ok Vl tae ‘ oe ante . pa = a a eh . : CHUTE + for o tion from a soutce other ‘ : . . ad : ey | air daily—simultaneously from a score of stations. You can tune in to the partic than the supply to the build: mon Fo for ther ewhere such Stations ° . . : Dave been located in‘ private owl. } station or type of program you want with a Kennedy set. The reproduction will be, ¢ ona omapeincceretag currents {FOr and vibrant. There is probably not another set made that will enable you to get as clear iret eS TN 3s Jee ye ‘ . NI eR one pe vege bs Cdn uttinaunaer ae iil wd: , Ms pio 1 aa sat aaa en : Swi ; Fre SD ae Nae ave? ea a ae RI sh abt HG hg aaa 7 " a x ~ ¥ we . . - 9 ‘ Wete " ee — r ve 8 a aU iy ie. i TE msn a eae a é bares) « Im wens ? “ js ee PRI FU SAE OP AM RNS I cor, gt T Fke ALP ’ es ¢ 7 » Beeb. uh par CMe Fire Dade polls ae RG eS! watts vl ’ 5 e © ta ~ @nter the building only through non- ™ z oie Phe were Py on SP ger iee oe alte) cA iat yer Phones, $12.00 1 4-imets Bekele ular Si: > | Grid Condeusers. 6006 Marad “saaths te $160 valine... Mai iE ALEXANI 1003 PINE Teele Yeare gi %: -™ Se RPE ate i Re a y * “ . as asthe be IS satan nt heeds dite atu ate, Te aT nikal» mee PP oan is a bape : a « . PS, ‘ . ‘Len erty oo : q : i i i i i i ti i i tii i Mi Mi i Mi ii i i i i i i i i = PEN EOE LIS ATE GPO: ES IER LOMA Cell te I tas HB NE Tien Ae ap ‘ ‘ yet g Ane * - J te, way + = actess i bie. Wide latitede im satenna design is e@e halt of the plates in diametric DEALERS! | ee formace. machine pertnitted by means of a contine- @ppesitior to the other half wc : ously variable antenna condenser the-factory purchase of high -grade radio receiving sets ever made by a which may be placed im shunt or Inpuctaxces—Special Kennedy bank- . eet: ries TAL: tne . a e a yl - , " i om True Tone Phones | = “a ai ms — =! we — a Tintatan © oe eee store. BUY NOW. NO SETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT be AL, > See Our Li ie Se ey eee Ge peel ie de tay Sem, ie rates wre AFTER THE PRESENT PURCHASE IS DISPOSED OF. ~ rh | panel. — ¥ type, tuted, Bake- bserved 3 trolling the ind octamees are moumte a ’ | “CONCERT GRAND” te knot —_—e ne - F = | -tacttt—Fundamental Armstrong ree Connensers—Primary and secondary 9 Ovre-att Divnescrox c—Receiver 14! | eC ’ a Set Wit | rave, Combumag tumed and vamable condensers are constructed inches long, 1214 gh onl ie 4 | LOUD SPEAKERS | tackled plate arcuit.. Angemtta cir- with heavy aluminum plates sof}- 9 inches dems | he oly raches > | 4 4 This is the new © aT | nt ms meductively coupled te the aentiv spaced to prevent the m* ler DEFERRED MONTHLY PAYMENTS 3 a “8 oniduar sewi ' ; . Fe a os Snt 2 ; BROWN & HALL will be arranged for those who desire such an arrangement. Enjoy vour set a . wave-teneslis gu | Pia ) while you pay for it. Out-of-town pentane who can furnish the usual credit. [| Py nine. Seit-comm reference mav take advantage of these terms too. : 3 =" and “EB” $25 down and $10 monthly on the $98.50 Sets £ | Bis $15 down and $ 5 monthly on the $59.56 Sets *% ‘terest added to unpaid baimace on éeferred paymen:s. = - 4 s | ea 4 4 a YY. + " * ; - t . ~ Be By a? ye »* 4 P te ¥ es rt Re a £ 2 $5) : hs > 4 we y 5» a ee 8 ‘3 SN ? . ‘ ite * 23 ee a a * ea - ime 7 Pigs oe: F , oe Se, hie > aa a te sz ¥ x oP fi : 5 i ke pes ise G&n igs ¢ & 3 oe “—— © nae ee + a 2 Lf 4 a > 5 “4 — %, a ~ 3 i Vee Ly ry ye be f ss a ~ = = ad ta 4 ih ee. = wo > ae Ess Cees co ee e a4 € > Ba a ln: em ott oe os, ce Se Pa a oo; $s : a. : } 4 . Mas pssmvenap ong ee rapt” sr , _— P 2 mw 3 Aa Re TG Buy Now for Christmas | Book of Instructions — We will hold your set for Christ- i A plete book . mas delivery. Buy now, for the winter | for snatallle Grom and vo aon months are ideal for radio receiving. free with each set. the FIRST and Still the No. 281 Receiver and No. $21 Amplifier : . ONLY Quality $ Mail Orders will be filled in the order received. rok Pee Regular Price = } 50 Ss Reve Deen reseread fay eee ae | as Illustrated . ee cen one Pe 4 9145.00. Sale price... Factory Experts SCRUGGS. VANDERVOORT-BARNEY — | oe . a beste Gattiedd Sone meted enn $15 Down—$5 Monthly Here During Sale to + ©ekn. Ne me @ilic dieterticon ~en SPECIFICATIONS=— will give any technical advice yew POY Ly, pr-28 : the “Broadcast” Receiver — is tormaca pamel, black etched dials, heavily aickel-nlaied _ informa tion that way be sPeia eugemed for present~ t© 900 meters allows a wide esire . special informa- aren " tue t ex treme: ’ selective. rttmg a Dusr ss 1 ows—Rece: '7 a ~ , . t an a wnenel — the cimination of tterfering : aches high ond 71 ° ~ 8. CORN AGENCY co itie Lrrede Wig ™. tewk We : ( ) Ne. 228 Receiver and 525 Amplifier. Price ( ) No. 281 Receiver and $21 Amplifier. Price wks “4 *, - pate : - KR Pant Ge? 2 inne RE & AS * - "er eee eC ea ee eee eee ee © ee es Dieter. eae eae ee ae ae ae ee a hs oe me ee ee ee eee eee ee ee ee

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gore —- = OE = RE Re ae: one F 7 + ’ > ie: uae MICHIGAN MIDGET \ REMARKABLY good set, designed es- pecially for distance. Kasily operated. Con- trols plainly \WMmarked. Mahogany finished cabinet. Range 000 to 2000 miles. A real set at the lowest possible price. Complete with Tube, ag G& Phones, Batteries, etc irk e Price of Set only, $27.00 DE FOREST REFLEX SETS No outdoor aerial needed—Dry cell operated compact for. the home or portable for your auto. Range 2000 to 3000 miles, Will operate a loud speaker Compiete with collapsible loop aefial. tubes, batteries, phones . Tere: seer ye. sie - 54 46 SET ONLY, $125.00 * s D-10 Portable, complete with collapsible loop aerial, $1 84 Ra . a Cees MUON. sock thnk b> 00.600 ba bs dba SET ONLY, $150.00. Sec the Michigan and De Forest set in our booth at the Missouri Theatre this week. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK Wi-12, C-200, C3OIA, C12. sees... a ee Se -_=-. "sw - -or ~~» « » 2 ee eee beh teehee ll i Shamrock Variometers $2 65 | Era Reflex Trans- $4.89 and Variocouplers . ' | formers, iand?2... ' \. T. sockets, regular dhe Treshiman Variable Grid 69¢ $1.00 value Teak and Condenser . i _ Western Plectric $/ 89 $1-Plate Vernier Vari- $2.80 Phones, $12.00 value ' able Condenser iv ' 4-inch Bakelite Dials, reg- 75 | Atwater-Kent Vario- $6 00 ular $1.75 value. meters. $8.00 value : ' Grid Condensers ORe Seldering Irens, while $1 19 008 . P ge eee ee ' Murad MA-18 Recciver. $100 Radio Call Books, all AN $160 value | stations listed....... | C i tn et i hi i i i i i an ee Mail orders prompuy filled from stock Dealers Write | See Our Exhibit at the Missouri Theater | ALEXANDER RADIO ELECTRIC CO. 1003 PINE ST. © OLIVE 3017 Twelve Years’ Experience Agsures Reliable Information. « i i i i i i a i | ’ class meets on Monday and WeJnes--' ! Daily Schedule 546 Meters At 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00. Central Standard Time Broadcasting of the opening prices, midsession and closing quotations ef the St. Louis grain markets, livestock quotations, supplied by Market Newé Serv- ice, U. &. Dept. of Agriculture; Liverpool! and New York stocks, bonds and money mafkets: hay and clover: poultfy and butter markét#: metals market: U. S official weather fepoertée anda forecast, and newe bulletins. Orcheatral concert, organ reci- tal, vocal and inétrumental] spe- cialties broadeast direct from the Missouri Theater. 8 P. M. Special programs of musi« short addreases and other fea- tures. Detaile announced dailv in the St. Louls Post-Dispatch Monday, October 15 £:00 PP. M.—Vocal and instrii mental specialties, orchestra and organ music broadcast direct from the Grand Central Theater. an SPECIAL COURSE IN RADIO AT SOLDAN HIGH SCHOOL Night Clasees on Mondays and. Wednesdays are Open to Ali In- terested in Reception or Tran:- mission. A special course of evening in- |Struction in radio has been inaucu- rated at Soldan High School. The dag evenings from 7:30 to 9:20 p.m. There is no tuition charge an] all! | péfsons interested in radio are in- —— vVited to join the class. The firat! hour is devoted to instruction on the theory and practice of radio vecep- tion and the second hour to irana- mission. Competent teachers der. | ofigstrate each step in the construe- tion and operation of all types of re ceiving sets from the simple crystal, hook-up to the more complheated |) |} tube circuits. The SBoldan faculty regards this /as an exceptional educational opper- i | See Our Line of Radio Receivers at the “Missouri Theater.” A Set Within the Reach of Everyone? ee This is the new Grebe CR 12. No outdoor = acrial required. Uses any make tube. Calforated wave-lengths greatly simplifies luiing. Self-contained receiver With compartments« for both “A” and “RR” Batteries. Price $1 75.00 Clear Reception—Low Cost Obtainable With the ACE V Receiver Simplicity of tuning, wonderful effi- ciency, low cost is responsible for the success of this model. $20 00 tses any make tube... lew 2 or ean’ amplifier, permitting the use of ‘a loud speak- $20 00 Other os ” : ess can be added forronly....... , e - Models: The 8-C, a three tube set with a built-in loud Speaker: 4 Peaker: by autiful mahogany cabinet 1 ) enone ¢ $125 et iarge ¢ é .00 keep batteries, connections, etc &-B Detector and Amplifier unit combined... ... ....+ $50.00 . aa eS Se Coe eS ee. 2-6 62 2.07 = ae eae Ty le Batter Very selective. lone Sl’ PTeCedy es fn thes loud speaker ‘io any tht $65.00 Mahogany Kat Cabinet ¢. : ry Tue » 816.00 Pred ees eed. ——Elsemann Neutrodyne Receiver. ......--65.5. $150.00 DISTRIBUTORS AND JOBBERS OF CRERE, 0 be eae BEED-EISEMANN, CROSLEY. PRECISION RECEIVERS. MPLETE SPOCK PARTS AND SUPPLIES OUT oy ee OWN DEALERS AND AGENTS WRITE US. Since 1887 L ; N 7 E Main 3073 ; ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. 129 Olive st. St. Louis, Mo. a LL LLL LLL LOL ALLL ALLL ALL AA A nt et. le ta — --~ — +-~—-— .-o - * EE Nn Re eI omens ap o TE A A tunity for all who ar® interested in radio, either as a hobby or field of remunerative endeavor. _—_—-— oe ee — ° eo ~ — ——— 33 ALOE’S Radio Show—DMissouri ~Or See Them a nn re ee ‘ =: ; = % +t facial A. ct. ‘te tt i tt ‘ : | distinctly. Buy it and get a real | price. Sold exclusively at Aloe’s. We are the lorest D-10 outfit is au by no other finely made } 4 the same time. A real good 1 loud-speaker at a very low price. Demonstration costs nothing. fer e as Os 5 icc ed - ee Post-Dispatch Radio Station K S D Program for Week of October 15 — fe ~-— _— ———— me mn - SEE THESE SETS AT The Cheapest Reliable Long Distance Radio Tube Set Introducing this new reliable tube sct et this new price, amazingly FF | ' low when excelicnce of outfit is considered. Made specially for long distance receiving. Liasily operated. All adjustments plainiy @ | | i s@nsitive tube set brings in programs from 1500 to 2000 miles radius wonderful and justly celebrated new type De finest points of radio recciving s¢ts. Surpassed civing. No storage batteries required to op- erate. Compact, portable. Comes complete with collapsible indoor Joop aerial. All parté« Bue ie aiamaes .-.--4. ae ATLAS LOUD-SPEAKER | For Any Outfit Hi We heartily recommend this latest and more pow- Tl erful new Atlas Loud-Speaker just received; guar- | anteed to give a clearcr tone and greater volume t than any other sold today. Easily attached to Weseany set: durably conetrneted. Add this instru- ment to your set and ict everybody listen im at We Carry and Will Demonstrate a Complete Line of All Makes of Loud-Speakers Special Prices on Famous Sets {| oO —— ™ The import duty on apparatus for | wiréles telegraphs imported into. | British India has been reduced to not : | more than 2% per cent ad valorem. | Tuesday, October 16 The former rates of import duty on 8:00 PP. M.—Composer’s pro- gram arranged by Julie Stevens and parts thereof was 16° per cent | Bacoh, comporer. ddresses by jad valorem except if impérted by, | telegraph instruments and apparatus | 11:00 P. M.—Dance music play- company, when they were subject ed by Dave Silverman's Orches- tra broadcast direct from Jeffer- jj; to a dutv of 10 per cent ad valorem. son Hotel. Wednesday, Oeiore on: | |, TTT 7:00 P. M—Concert by Abergh's ! - Coneert Orchestra broadcast di- rect from Hote) Statier. | Ll +. 11:00 P. M—Broadcasting dance music played by Gene Rodé- | mich's Orchestra direct from Ho- |/ | tel Statler. Thursday, October 18 | l Silent. Friday, October 19 | 12:15 P. M—Broadcasting the | reception to Hon. David sord George of England at Hotel] Statler. s:00 P. M—Broadcasting the play “Cornered.” given by Wood- ward Players at Empress Thea- ter. Saturday, October 20 s:00 P. M.—Orchestfal concert, organ recital, vocal and instru- mental specialities broadcast di- rect from the Missouri Theater. TWO BIG STATIONS FOR ARMY SERVICE The first of November will wit- ness the inauguration of the big new |Army Signal Corps radio station at Fort Douglas, near Balt Lake ‘ity, 'I'tah. This will be the largest radio | telegraph station of the army; it will have but one tube, but that is tc be a water-cooled 10-kw. tube, The General Electric Co. is building (this equipment. Another similar station is being erected at Leavenworth. Kan., by ‘the Weetern Electric Co., but this station will operate with two tubes end will have a telephone circuit as well as the radio telegraph. The (radio circuit between these two sta- eee — Sasa SarasSasvataratiasi mame ‘tions. the Arlington (Va.) station iand a lahd ‘ine from Leavenworth | ‘4 San Francisco, will span the Usit- | el. States. lt is the plan@of the army ridio 'eerviee not to use coastal stalions, that part of the werk being hanaled bs the Navel Communication Serv- hice. and the army does not desire to ‘interfere with ship-to-shore com- imunicaticr. ee ee , i ee | ~~ EXHIBIT Theater—Booth No. 13 at Our Stores : ~ Ee eg a a ee | —— — ———— - - ~~ —, a — ES ee ee ew ee ee ‘ em a & marked. Comes in mahogany finished cabinet. Powerful, highly good set at the lowest possible DE FOREST SETS | No Outdoor Aerial Needed—Indoor Loop Included fir-t in St. Louis to receire the rs - ~ Neticx Tube Receiving Set. This expert combination of all of the “~- _—— for efficiency ih long distance re- ———— ‘ 1 | : 25 —_ $116.00 Federal Type 58 Se oem ee $350.00 Radiola Grand . WE FILL ALL MAIL At Two Stores re ee ee le $80.00 Grebe C R 8 Receiving Set, now... . $59.50 t $65.00 Radiola Sr. Receiving Set, now. ... . $45.50 i $68.00 Radiola Sr. Amplifier............ $47.50 | : $275.00 Radiola IV Receiving Set ....... $220.00 |i - Open Till 5:30—Saturday to 6:00 513 OLIVE ST. } _ 708 WASHINGTON AV. Receiver........ $81.00 |i ORDERS PROMPTLY 9 At Two Stores e+ Ao nerme ne eee = cee 7 — ame eee et eo — ~ a er ae aaguctihames — —_—-——@ a l = | oy ieee! Complete Eria REFLEX PARTS IF YOU WANT REAL RE- SULTS YOU MUST USE GRNUINE ERLA PARTS THROUGHOUT. . Complete parts for this wonderful new circuit con- sisting of the following: 1 Erla Fixed Crystal. 1 Evla No. 1 Transformer. 1 Eva No. 2 Transformer. 2 Eria Audio Trans¢form- ere, 1 600-M. Variocoupler. 1 238 P. Condenser. 111 FP. Condenser. 3 Sockwrs. 2 Rheostats. 3 Fixed Condensérs. 1 Panel. 7 Binding Posts. Buss Bar Wire. Domplete With Instructions... .. $35.00 Ask for Bulletin No. 14, descriptive of the Efla Cir- cuit, aiso our Genéral Cata- logue of Radio Apparatus. Mail orders absolutely re- ceive prompt attention. See Our me |e at the Missouri 1eater. 926 Pine St. St. Louls, Mo. — Olive 1587 i | * British India Radio Duty Reduced.| Valuable Qualities of Shellac. | contain some metallic compound| dry “streaky” while it is) Shellac is best for finishing panels | that will set up troublesome “leak-| on. Spread it on very thia, and base-boards. Paint is likely : ; ¥ — . re eS, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' | . so er ,. | see” conditions in the set. In apply- | it a number of coats, allo © | ing the shellac, work fast, or it will| one to Gry before applying U itn, ss — ee mente THIRTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE) Are Back of ‘‘Red Seals” Manhattan Manhattan Loud Varie- meter Genuine Bakelite. very *#sé¢leetive. Price, $6.50 Speaker Kaclusive ¢ea- tre it the “Concert Meds ulater”’ astur- excellent tone. Price, $25.00 Manhattan SEE Red Seal Vario- oun exnipit | Mead Set | coupler 25,000 Ohm : AT THE impedence Genuine : kelite, MISSOURI SOMETHING NEW | very aclective. THEATER Price, $8.00 Price, $6.50 Distributors for CUTTING & WASHINGTON RADIO CORP. FREED-EISENMANN RADIO CORP. MAGNAVOX CO., Inc. SLEEPER RADIO CORP. 1. H. GREBE CO., Ine. le ale ASK YOUR DEALER TO SHOW YOU THIS MERCHANDISE! — ee — a —- ANHATTAN «@ ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO,INC. if ll Suite sn ndoetind Bidg. 1 106 Ff ine Street, St. Louis, Mo. oa JST SST ST See : bia! Seas —== = eee eet ——— ——— = ; sist ———————— Ere ee se ee { ; - LE LLL LL OE A With aC &W Receiver Once you know the real thrill of Radio—once a slight turn of the dial gives you New York—Atlanta—San Francisco —you'll never be content to possess any but the most : highly selective receiver—the set that will GET YOUR trdbete: gopee ie ee STATION if the station is to be had. SA rete This is why you will sooner or later choose a genuine long range and clear reception—the C & W Receiver—built by; two of America’s foremost tivity tests. Uses 6-volt storage bat- radio engineers—designers of U. 8. Naval and Marine tery. All wires back connected. Price Equipment—men who have been building the highest type of commercial apparatus for more than 10 years. The Cutting & Actual tests have proved C & W Sets more highly selective Washington Radio Corp. | than any others in their class. Choose the best set first— Minneapolis, Minn why experiment? Cutting =: Washinaton tandard Compare—then Choose. Ask for a Demonstration by nearest C& W Dealer Mt. Carmel, II]. The Radio Supply Co. A. 8. Aloe Co.. 518 Olive eot., and Tos Washington av. i oteeatinemnedl A LLL AIOE ALE men St. Loais, Distributors—Dealers Write fur Discounts and Territorial Rights tm is LL TS OT LE I i EE ER Ma “ +e tee ee bbee ey | _ * . 4 © . J ‘ : - > ‘ ; ; _ , A s * . - 7 oe ee eee TT pe lS a. TT CS a Ne “ . = . . 7 ~ y ™ ‘ . a . . : , ¥ " 4 ry ~ , ' m | > . ‘ nk ” . . « % 3 { 5 - he _ . : ; 2 : - — “ te wenn apes ° — —_ = i i ee en ——— —_ — -_ . 4 : . 2 “ ™ > y mi 7 7 > \ *-, ™ = . PE & : Pe > + . ‘ ; 4 ’ Rance eal a - on - -_— ——-- - - - ~ : ‘ : : y : 7 Z ; " i ‘ ; ‘ 4 * : , be a ~ ‘ ‘ . : { y y & } ; 7 x a ‘ e q mm — * a ™ od Prise t. OR Oe RE NEY ns arullinn Thay RAR MO rN ee 4 Peers eae Ff eo cuit set. Note the simplicity of parts. Easily operated—remarkably - the famous C & W selec- — (without batteries or tubes). .$135 -_ in heeeetiinesietentinaeaantl a tee ew Se ee ein Rad I er, EN oo te nem in + io Since 1914 of Excellenc . _ — - Fulton, Mo. Columbia, Mo. Backer Bros. ‘Aeathers Miectric Co. AN os ATTAN Alexander Radio Elec- tric Co., Ine. ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. INC. 1003 Pine st. ea Om EE ete ee ee i “8 ~~ a eee oe ow - a - — OL ED 0B LOE LEIOLE IO A TOLD CAREER ree ee ee ~

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* ‘ : , ¥ PG es Ne fai _ e ememeemememnelil AA A I ey ne -~ s —_ apearagining idichnen ae Sd TEE nisiiiee ss ; ~ pth We ae pre re pt oy Ne EIR, OTE eo ok) a - >= ee a a _— rena meen + ‘ = " Sontag meets mete ca > oom sont ser etie , . —— Ssictin If — iad ‘ 2 Se is ose re = y a HF Gta ® S SAEED ail me, oe earner nme: Seapine tate i CL OLE ee er . J ts va : . . A TR A NO DAN LOGIE ee a ME The my Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Fquals that of the ate. Globe- Democrat and the Times C ombined [99 | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | : $ : the months of October, November «ceaneral cal will b , { » ba« | CODM AA ‘ ; * 2a hie ' BP ee j A Ul i re c Z ill e given ai the b headquar ter Ss. if the plans of Super- yp Me ae 5 * oR 10 an dio and December. These signals should ginning of the eight-minnte period | : a 4 7 * ‘aoe 3 in dent of Police Mills carr) My Ic im « l- wie, 7 , be of interest to all transmitting st@- and wil) continue for about two min- | boven The superintendent, whe Mr. Kessler is an a | “ oe i ‘s a ency Amplifie ers : king waveme- Th! 200 Seent , | | all matters eS 2 - PP | : tion operators in chec ~ utes. This will include a statement} has asked for a Jiberal appropria- thority on | M i —_—_—____— ters and adjusting transmitting and of the frequency. The ‘“‘standard tion out of the next municipal loan pertaining to radio, in- : p > J TUART c. MA ee oat ograwer es ew aot’ frequency signal’ will be a series o for construction of a city broadcast- eluding the famous new “a eo sage Post-D icy is better than ree-tenths Of Olle | very long dashes with the call let- | e. . in : : ing station, explained today his plans . , cir- ae a super-heterodyne | rc & most original and per cent. ters “WWv" intervening. This sig- to utilize radio in a practical and | ts Commercial and ship _ operators nal will continue for about four min- larger ents in the drive against cuit, and has designed Py a a circuit which is should be especially interested in the; ytes. The “announcements” will be and built one of these ) _ ae yet very simply . , vr . crime. fransmission of October J0. The sig- on the same frequency as the ve : . : : : 7 . “We propose.” he said Lo equip watch for bandits and car on your Radio prob- ti ‘ction as dete at both. radio well as some used by amateurs, adjusted for the next frequency. | thieves lems. ; -asuremen ade ¢ 3ureau, a tgs? ag | Measurements made at the Bur The complete schedule has been so} “The plan contemplates the use | — rrequency: ow in easier tuning of the frequencies on which broad-| 1. nea that a wavemeter may be ac-| of some sort of signals, perhaps 2 DOLLAR STORE | casting stations are operated indicate | cnrately calibrated over a range from siren during the day and a light at) || GREEN GR 2 ae te eau it: ihat some stations are not remaining 150 to 1700 kilocycles, if all of the | night. which would notify police- | FRONT | } eS 2 ha construction- on their assigned frequencies, and | te ansmissions are received. With | men throughout the city to listen in {| : F ad pnnecessary.— hence are causing interference with) seiekhtetiin rectiving apparatus it | for instructions. A policeman on | 516 Washi Av. : . | x Gout additionai i iprograms froin t elr own as well as; should be possible to receive these| his beat could then obtain informa- ene ees a= © a set using other broadcasting stations. signals anvwhere east of the Missis-| tion as accurately and as promptly — = loud- _speaker (wi The schedule tollowed in these | cippl 2 iver a as if he were at his own particular has respon ,transmissions will be slightly differ- station house at the moment. Every ] Zz oe a aeaglt dist: , ; tailed informatio . we grea 4 : ae th a r 500 miles emi from that follow ed in the pa De al a intorma on for the use of policema n in the city would be ga 1 n a e Ss e . ; e306 feet lo al PT Ay ae dae , these signals is given in Bureau of : : . ] y 9 snes teens re ne citation gad gg tg arengbyes faaagiosrce M pen copies \ gy —_—, a I R di Hi t yp fen § ter one : ' 7 , } Ctl ) . ) - : ‘ Ps 22 »+ oT no announcement will be made by} ’ vs “In time we hope to establish an . ee oO a I Oo 1s ory 7g at exceed 175 feet). jce.- Thie considerably reduces the| tion to that Bureau. ae ' Shih - iv . = voice. This considerably reduces the, auxiliary police force comprised 3#f | : ee of auidio- freqen or ee ay st ps bs means of which they can be kept, | a, r x Al o. Fi ted by the Bureau of Standards [fr | cignal,” and “announcements. ‘ne ; A K | : ry 3 bes S g u mente The of r : essier « Nie Bi . Tu breadeast reception. nnapns We Are the Largest Dealers of Atwater-Kent in St. Louis! _ GST. MO pemeet 9 There Is an Atwater-Kent Set to Suit Every é Pocketbook. Priced $19.00 Up to $150.00 __... Detector and 2-Step Audio Frequency =. Long-Distance Set 50 | teen with tubes, batteries and phones for - bw won he “* Png teed — _— ™ ~" agua ner PA nr Ft MRT va 4 - “ Se SE I es EER PE EE OO PO eRe res : ‘ " = Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. and Sunday Morning Until Noon Peadic Sales Co. 1025 NORTH GRAND (Opposite Central High School) Mail Orders Filled Promptly? son es 0 on me wee wer 0 Pe meng RPS ae. ae A ——— ae _ - Se —— ee sewers vel aes en A me = ON Sy * fF ook men to be on the lookout for him.” (428). (1084) (2738) The station. if authorized, will be THO 260 1300 she RR Mare Than $100,000 to Be Di tributed pa area ab, sh G88) Gast | Stfficiently powerful to reach New e an . 0 e 1s I Ul e . i ; . Pe are a ey a ee ; z York. Chica gz and the New Eng- 4°25 833 430 1500 4s , Nees gee h p bli CP a G 7 24 ors pent (eet) shine’ “ete aga lt pi yyy oo be : a. dotye a nw : ocated either atop the 547-foot city ‘to t e HOLIC in urniture avings es uv tyke 300 — hall tower, or on some hill in Fair- oR) (O00) (187) eeenreeneeeneee#eee , : >. (600) (o ‘ In ele iat mount Park, a - ie an expression of etatitude to the St. Louis public for GEG 1000 wal 1790 iiintabin 1993, le its loyal support and patronage the past three years. Rie ee di a ae 8 ok (450) (300) = 26) (176) 5 ula ra ‘Wave length in meters is given in p: trentheses, Radiograms. This Beautiful William elias me — —— > - « 4 . ; full blue Boston in This Issue ground binding post is a sure W&Y |fyom 9:55 FP. M. to 10 P. M., East- padio stations. which are located in by rive ee ee Sad ene my ae ‘ ni he nm ya wd tel zed “ Ware ou & “ , e . we e. et eS saa . = eR Tahal Sales kp a Pent eee ee ee eee en ee Sr An x * ie Tapas! Aaa ia OA ALA MES DE AREF aged Jat tes mares 6 ‘ op been heat A Free Boo fastern Standard Tim les i aan senting themselves as electric, gas! be 3 ~ ee eeneere Tee ines ee . et ehhh ens indebeters at times anhk! Donald B. MacMillan, famous explorer, now on way ferable, although aston the North Pole, although shut off from all other mej be employed, and fair aot | rier | better results—how Nalct bor» ARY, .e Bea i on ee Te (E17) ABR) (43g) | @eseription of such a criminal, the | 18 of wal means of his ZENITH Lowe Distance Receiving: & ty be constructed f Ye rier ; oar rhage police bureau could send his déscrip- | to get ria oT no18es, ° | asily rik ta 275 640 240 mi tion broadcast, a#kine the auxiliary And the world is kept in toueh with Mae} n- obile spark coil by | p ‘ a se center the two or Come in and get it. : ) ' ni) of primary wire (usua L E N | T H BROKE WORLD S y A 38 {In size). The core r | der most difficult circum- maximum efficiency, it ia makes a bundle twice | a stances. Radio experts every- simple and easy to.¢ ps e-half as long as ling achievements of ZENITH. standard built and ® ion of the secondar ness, Simplicity of Operation, are ZENITH ec for sale by istics and reasons why your Radio should be a@@l OUTFITS "18 Stock size eS See " aT ly given. Wri r Sata saul Faneis-'h angling Demonstrations gladly gi en. Write fo viel talo oa (CAN HARD RR = reapects be similar to those transmit- follows: E | Philadelphia at least 200,000 radio | kor the first time in history an Arctic exploration pa | and regularly om @ + on Radio! . L6H6.4 vO00 150 500 ‘ . : Save 35 Yo to wa ws on Furniture . } (1800)* (600) (1999) (800) entrances to dwellings to commit : its obtained. of communication, is kept in touch with the wo “" ‘ayeur (ey (339) | force as well as’the regular police- | increase volume and > broadcasts reports and messages on his ZENITH § end fection of the seconda . ae soft iron wires) is the | where acknowledge the start- child can “tune in.” ZIM ore. It is then plac © -- ZENITH has won its place as quality basis. Its superior & primary winding } a 10 | the world’s greatest Radio by formance is worth fam4 ————— oe actual performance. its low price. Pe es . | a eg Re ZENITH May Be Operated on Dry Cell or r Storage Bs eliminates leaks : — oe ' ' . - De o se * 7» - , ,. : ° . “a. } cases SEO EenReeRESBSBSSBE RB RBBB RB aR SB t. Nov. 5.- Nov. 20. Dec. 3. | Sets. F O1 instance, thieves repre- | is equipped w ith Radio. And that Radio is ZE | © wttara” tubes are di It’s full of ideas for ies ste 480 HO crimes. At once, upon receiving the | The 10 milli- -henry cl - / 9 700 290 1100 save money, too. Fy | ing Apparatus. ‘the fron core and Tr for extreme distance, and un- Scientifically desig bY and the wires placed t¢ . os 4 ne ¥ Batteries Long Range, Great Selectivity, Clearness, Deg pe , Battery Service Co. | i id i frequer 2120 Locust St. --@ ZEN | T H $ rms wr? materials W. O. Suhre SUD. 9 ayes ww Willard “B” Batteries cut out noise! KIESELHORST PIANO cc Established 1879 “ Mercer Street ciation. 2@erpeeemeweeeaereseeeenvu setptegteteeeevewpeeaeeeeane ; Bs J - at ‘ He pie - a ria ee t fo S +h £3 ot Me it 3 ; Tak care ge “Rp chee me oe ' is very harmful to carpets and ‘ven d- ie gs ot the B vlerY adjusting the filaments of the vacu- EN . ~ - “= é . } ‘ ee - 4 fb i me me me me me me. Beaeggtbeaeartrs & wa | is] ; wires, If they happen to have bare um tubes. If this fails, trv attaching = owe . ’ vor! (‘are should he taken in « ; | , | | : eo Work. { : ah | ! spots in them. and these fet Tore) 2 wire between the negative {er B , ' “ | handling the battery, which should er, the battery will become ~horr- minal of the A battery and. the | é i i = be set on rubber sheet such as is) chreuit ) % ) . , Ss al PA NE me Oe a . crrcuited, and a very few seconds cf ground Another idea ihat sont on Am es “wae een . be ae ry . J | : , placed on the running board of ‘vi-| this will be sufficient to rain the|times helps is to ground the iron ; % ° DOLLAR STORE y ach battery ‘core of the amplifying transformers GREEN GREEN § FRONT Kres es FRONT 9 a “ ———- | Thru KSDI] The Missouri Je” Sox | «’ One-tube Detector Set, the ‘‘Little Giant” ol the ! / Radio World. Receiving ability 1000 miles, Ma- Radic Supplies and Parts wN ° ‘ hogany-finished cabinet; formica ee and other Benefit by monster purchases made for our hundreds of The Long D istan ce R eceiver most rehable parts. — Look at these savings. Every radio fan knows Pe. , . * ie, =" That Local Stations Can't Drown $ 50 ! J Only... oy, 2- RE OE SITES RE I sp Rad a Sar a eg ea Fa are ile ts ae SE Pee ae Seng A PR phy oS, ote PE ane ee ee Re ete ee, ee a J — n a ee g3 A at «3h . qgi oe a Pe eee v7; oie oe wonR ae ee eee Bratt ae wate ede sa an ie ven 7 7 oer dhe = ~ ~ on ~* tv = oo i 7 rae ? bo) 54 R 4 _e. v e > ee a, Se NR aa renee ne ae ee ee a ee rr ° « « ORME) re ee oC i ane tnaitibee ton ad Oe thee “GM . m ; ee ee eee ~~ esge —— in guaranteed parts and supplies. Our | eX%pert will help you in assembling any kind of Set. Take S bij The whole C ! ountry at your command! Even agvgotage of Kresge savings and service. _ a K S D can’t interfere. The Fada “One-Sixty” a mbipessenattive tel : \ one ~ EVERY PART GUARANTEED PERFECT 4 ) Receiver, with the Neutrodyne circuit, puts 8 SR » a : local or long-dist ae vg ! 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A 7 4 | ie ) 85.19 Pair ZH x6 anc 21 oX6, eaeh 05 Sockets. standard os ae ; | ) - ‘ andeeree Dayton Amplifying Unit _ Evers ball TMieciors...... 25, 50, 1.00 | Slide Rods, 8 in. 2 for 18 | | we | gre ata ye | at Bie S-ineh 25 UGGS ... 65.50. eee eee = Sor ernst Rate pony Free Demonstration 3000-ohm $3.45 - 43-Plate Condenser ..... cos ie | 4 VOLT E (id Leaks, Freshman. .69 Socket Bracket. each... | ment. In Your Home > ' Ducon Aerial Plug. oe eS ae “ See Our Exhibit at the Missouri Theatre. a resge 's Dollar Store 904 PINE STREET + MISSOURI RADIO COMPAN UNIVER 516 Washington Au. Lindell 6550 Electrical Experts Since 1880 Central 1685 | 1103 PINE STREET PHONE—O /E. | 203 Mei ge 2 aaper. 00 2 . - ¥ iladipiaibhecindradittinitiapaaldiadipiebn tty ated gu ale o? : * ¥ f - oes OS ABMS Me open eget Hd “ -~ “yy ate - x . Sist ee te Nem er ceeoren ngs meres ela Eat aS? eis 7 Saeed kone ae - PEP SHORES a ris ee

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ee 4 > ad vere a ————— oo ltt ct — = a ae 8% y 7% EN sj ® a 3 * oe de - Be = 5, SUNDAY. ° iw hates The Cc ty Cit e Vv T-DISPAT CH alone Exceeds that ail ’ Star and t] Ti a bined by Appr xi ely bows ADO. Ss T. Pr )ST- DISPAT CH! 23 | am | : LOU'S ee * a 2 ae . Tubes Also Function as tt 140 : Bx tel age tes Agi | KFI. WCBD, WOS, WHAZ a! i} tning ro even a , [ and Audio Frequ- pe | _ M.D Plans Recently Completed ree ea ge as the ajd-fashione:l sinele | wc KPO a WHB ~~ : a ete rod used for the purpose. lt ie eee | : gta - S ‘ a Pilrie;rs. ' ne crac Tr . ; ' | WOAW, WHAZ, WSAI enc) Amp! ' L-50 TICKLER 3 the agra tag Gigan- caves -_ it deo antenna aw \ + saeor “3 a tic ations ” bi! yrotects the house over which KSI. KF! WCRD wos 3! ee : ; +— = it is erected, but the surrounding . nas tye / im STUART ©. MAHANAY. is acti | WHAZ patio Snif, Post-Dispatch. ; 00025 M.FD eee! 66 he, ee Vriday. iginal and unique re . 1 feature of the hook-uj bee VNC | off the hot ir ith ar I Detracts From Indo« Aerial be “The nove : SEC C i een reported to the communica- they call the “Oxometer” designed : . 1VU ron with a rag pefore ' ww AeT *. ~ p fhe methoo of connecting the two L-75 0005 Aeieseindtal tion experts of the Department of /t® be used in connection with sets | CUCUMS the solder to it. Brush An indoor aerial is not very stds i such @ Manner that they MED AS AAAAA Commerce. which normally function with a quickly and lightly, so that the rag | cessful inva building which is cov ities well éo éa0- € at, Im Europe practicality every coun-|!00p serial. The average receiver | 0°" ee ite. Red all dua ree eS a lewis ca , _ try im negotiating for large commer- °f this type being too sensitive t and dirt off the surface to be sold- contains a large number of -prpeq © + ee Se Suse cial radjo stations. A transmitting °Perate satisfactorily with an te orye: we sure to Wipe ts scidered or other grounded metal objects. 4: Dis ’ oe plamt at Warsaw, Poland, will be @00Or aerial makes nec essary some a ee se eee ve = $ tance absence of body capacity | ‘ Va opomed for business within a few form of inductive coupling between mo = oo on the one See ——t4 in easier tuning and less C, OO! MFD a weeks; Italy has a new station at the antenna and ground and the ap- y sata mabsinnd ey pre eee ey eter PAIR: ie construction— shielding” # } : Coltano; Goethberg. Sweden, start- Paratus. The instrument referred hy enon po pte ee Pty nee ganecessar’. iO MH 1 ed up recently; while in Holland, a to above, makes possible very satis. = away from the soldering opera- SAME AS -Withou _additionai siages of am- al } station it Kootwijk went to the air factory operation of a highly sensi. === W. D. 38 ap Wi. ft is set 5 big Ball -j ,; ; “*" base and supplied with a japened take home uny type repaired ory idiens for use With this set should | Anoth sig Balkan station will insure the Satisfactory results are said to be eee tube. z rf is ° 5 : ’ Iver. SP esceed 175 feet). With ‘two er circuit developed in the Zahorsky laboratory, employs two tubes as radio-fre- immediate dissemination of news had when it is used in this way. — dae aaa | Rebuilt Tubes for Sale. 2 . i of audio-fregency connected | quency amplifers, the same two as detectors and finally as audio- vA ig ang information t othe world. Rus- “B-Metal” detectors are now for. ¢ home electric solderif® tron Orders Seot Parcel Post c. 0. BY : y requency ampiiners. ‘sia has granted this French com- sale in St. Louis. They are said t- is @ strongly constructed and we!!l. j stories ll ; — “| proportioned instrument for radio R Tube Labo >? the usua) manner. Los Angeles tone have been heard consistcnt- and regularly on a loud-spe aker. H Equipped explore ation part ————— pany a five-year contract for the be a permanent detector and are work and for home use, and wih moved, and the coil is ready for use | , ’ or use. | comatruction of several wireless sta- guaranteed for six month . , To tune the set, the following PANIN TIME USED IN MAKERS OF BRADLEYSTAT tions. ‘ane senile. te- three ieee ytPripr: ordinary care should last a life- , . 2572 OLIVE P35 e | udio is ZENITH! “eR | . a e} are jecit e¢ Y re- ';sSu Siti: ns t ) 7 tas . , r, HOW On way to te Actastor tubes maicted i mers > a se lhl ws: PRODUCE GRID LEAK ne British Government has adopt-|crystal may be purchased alone at “™* _!t 8 reasonably priced and . } e ees mayv secoT) ary an ckKier coils ec Ts . : : ‘ . , , e . "kK ’ - ’ bie, although . d tickler coils close to ed a new radio policy, it is under- a minimusn price. This detector is packed complete with a supply of flux, solder and Instructions a 4 fairlv satisfactory the primary. i ine “Ande ; ; ‘ ' p | employed. a. ’ 7 - ' ‘ P Cc” in ” : Discs. and operate high-powered stations much as one quarter of an ampere made which is not dependent upon The condenser across the phones not available, but by special ar-/jeyleak terminalis. The Bradleyleak . . " . os 8 Stock size penels is to minimize distortion, and its rangement the navy, through the jg furnished with or without the con- ‘ith the world "a . . 2 - Hh 7 CO} ; ‘ e Receiving Sei The 10 milli-henry choke may tant station is heard. Next. move , Sa. sally be constructed from an auto- the tickler away from the primary , ‘hich in the Unit i . . . « > ‘ Pre *% * s ‘ ; - m ‘ ; ° £53 Sar ¢ ‘ = & : 3 “ ; b - that WwW hen the ba LL@r’\ runes were recorded simultaneous!y in the panel and carefully trim through | he re are now vveo ze Ja i os te a The, rank foremost in the ovnin.on PHONE ADAPTERS Tor aown and lft is nor possible 0 ont t gaw-tooth lines on a revolving drum. the hole f) or t) e bac k of the na ne!) Stations throughout tie — 1 e of tm any enthusiasts. ae “ey speaker out of _ weur . . . ‘ ° 7 7 ‘if > F : ; , : . . pad ~ - | +} " ber ‘e - 7. 4 4 a ‘ r immediately it may be given The accurac’ reauired being too « lose It is advisable to practice on an old states Nineteen o! rss nuyy) Radia frequencs transformers meet y “yy ph 49c aes 95c : aneenie f hey + a Class B55 meters is the latest creation of | UNCME - —» ‘ ‘* 3 . . * | ) . ot MSC sandths of a second were included. Did ¥ K T! cute of Troy, N. Y¥., recen: opened | “Renwood” lead-in bushings are ° the vinegar for anything else afiere| +4} — oe ‘J reeset and , 4 “0 Aute Accessori TREET ) ; These records were compared with > tric fans win hi 'what is said to be the largest 204) made in two sizes -8%-inch and -°- 714 PINE 1ec¢ "ic Se e F = T gs i 7 I » 2 4 . . } plies : Se college broadcasting | inch, They are molded of hard most powerful station to experiment in emor, ‘ward though. Next Door to ewe | local astronomical! observations Music sees taken simultaneously at the severa) tors, or motors used to operate vac- ' ha svungd| »opber and threaded throughout uum cleaners, washing-machines and entire length, making th2ia stations established. Of course cer- ; ; ' ' 1d light. their ‘ = ose, the like will produce a noise in the — , a tain corrections or the Eastern ahte eat whem thes a wate nee saiinctatenimabreiasilitia readily adaptable to a wall of any T ; ‘ r oO whe ey are be ed ~ wi ‘ id ie ’ / . . o etree ; ; | it requires some time for even the " ¢ In using a variable condenser in Federal anti-capacits switc ies .: , 4 1" ] ot i tJ ‘ t , . ; . speedy radio signals to cover the spots on the earths surface encredin the ground lead, connect the mov-| (similar to the type used on tele- j 3000 miles to Alaska, but the cor- 4 feet o1 more. Some geographers able plates to the wire directly lead- | phone switchboards) but exceedin,g- ections or lag amounted to only | contend that Greenland has moved ug | “8 anal a ya — 7 “ ing to the earth = the Mationars iv high in price, are now obtainatie 14 + . ’ ’ ) } ile . » ; ; ’ : IN RADIO In the not distant future the trans- | due to unreliable observations, iaake ‘wh-freauency buzzer ig a most ac- : , ‘ . . 5 ¢ ¢ ' ‘ ‘ oe —— , | mission of radio signais used in es- hough prownsis ene one =a could ; eetohte inatrument. Having two \v)- COAST TO COAST tablishing exact longitudes may en-' be made at the time. this fact can- ter into the calculations of whether | not be disputed scientificaliy until a su BE Baas ea |e & ‘er eee S283 288 ee Bees True-Tone Head Phones gs or net continents and islands move! series of exact Jongitudinal beirin-s HAVANA, CUBA east or wert Tleretofore longitu- taken several years apart is uavail- » THE MAYER RADIO. yp OHMS Bupersen Head Ba: _ hen nati ee WITH A inal beari nes have been made far ,@ble. Radio is a particular boon in Ne is ea ()*) ee g v2 . 7 Dieasing wae a ts TOO inaccuratels, 1? s stated by this connection. Within 10 or a — SALES COMPANY if enable us to @& Head Phones and Loud Speakers . " ‘ Te . “ sueranteed, Specia! pair. $3.69 some cals explorers not hav- | dozen years, if may us Largest Sto k f H d the | learn whether or not the continents ODD FELLOWS BLDG. ing the means of determining “eT. 1LOUls. MO PRI ‘ ICE $5.50 You'll never know e Ph, exact time With radio time. this end islands are shifting appreciably. : cae ones in the City wil) ve ow a 8 | ane in 7 \ snap has £ | EXCLUSIVE | what you get out : dwin T é< 99 xscome such data as have juRt been ® : 7 me ype af recorded by the Alaskan field party, Manufacturers Dist butors of your radio set until j 7 per Pair a led by Lieut. G. D. Cowie of the sur- e oF THE : ae | Beldwit Loud § Se vey can be compared with new ob- — — Following High-Grade Apparatus you connect up the : | Unit peaker servations a nd movements of known | a —samnemamgg . right kind of storage Listen in “ico” reaper” 7 1 ees e ager oo ' Midget’ batteries in your “B” with a Pair of ae . ess Pair (89.90 Pai: id on circuit. 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UNIVE Pilieg WITH A vad WIRING Americat Electric | cates eaniiiiie nieaenael : {. . S ERSA 2 On Display at Missouri Theater < = sa a O ane A 4 . upp y Co. F -f S f a For 30 years makers of good VAN- S$ FRA 1060 203 N. 0-Operative Sales Go. | telephones. — Broadw : BETWEEN ay SOLE DISTRIBUTORS | || MAYER RADIO SALES Cv. : FINE AND o1ive |} 401 CALUMET BLDG.. : 200 O44 Fellows Bidg.. — Olive oe Pine . aT. LOUK MO. ’ St. Louis. Live Distributers acd Dealers Write : } _— ~ ge ee oe » JOBBERS—DE/ Cow for our exclusive = proposition and ees list. ' | i) Hitteny MOMMY

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: haved " eet Bin! «oie Pos a. on: : : er ; Ae fies ee ee eee ed : , pe we 1 lay 5 ome 7 Fe ae a? ee ‘ Ts J a i ‘ Oil re i © ab utddeshted " _ ws * : ” i ne aisle cca tral fom > eae : gee MORE ors . os av « - ree ~ . , . . - Paeneeee ve e nee e = ? ™ = ee. ae Par ae he £ : "4 1 J 4% ee “7 ; = on RS a es Me ¥ ¥ 4 ° ae = ote nic GR Sarfiewurm Set & Rah Brees Msi rinst ? iat mec et ee oboe i-e-# por y* ’ at - hdl anita : - neu Nee on eet Fr 8-2 jai Haritone te Own Announcer Concert - ie Ty as: ; FB 5H Ne pe Ts important “4933-2 .24 music al s#aso that gr en uy. Feod Semon Ti? reii' ~~ ned 7 Ti ediay night, i RS al i oun ‘ : - 4 ay Mpsitistens fesse, us 2), a Rl eli ’ _* il in Hfi ba Leekeqy 7 5 | u . - logstiter With Payer Senck,. Large |! Sail Catrrret and $10 Wartit af Player | $iULan x S > 14 cape: = * BSEAPTTern. oaew SS -nns ee vith compet: j . . s med atiewe at » lewer orter "Daw [Om ereT | : iat i | “1 P to nonth Cher it. Consists of Dresser, Bow-End Bed and Chiffomier A reste. Rememier—aiih we 2 mae prerTes(, ever ‘“Marwert. ” 7 ? ee ee ee F * * a DROOL Rae 7 -. see ie “ deve }aswt leary E37! [SS My Thing oh TA | ak 32 OT r : oorng iitte.—-| err Radronn . VUacwve taveariygny™, : 5: 3 fe “ets “Ff ; -- -- ; : ee Hom Ser ide i oS : * SasyY -axtct ) telex : Wg = : fe au hy. mnatd | a $145 . a) 3 2 ae he finest ereati 279 AA x {}. 30 * gt vatany Lance -wanh. mY SST Y alae e Peres a eee « bela ty Prin & Ta ee ee) eo 2 ee repert rite Ae vaN" : kad Ta ee), eee pee a 4 fh wae. jt bs “ wile ati“ e€ Se n* op tee Oa et ea # serv] mee " Pe es Ue NO gat Se See ee ad alin Bi aes Sete dearth Aa Ula RC 2 Yai oy Be Aaa WOE deal 22 Ayes ida Sized Es ee a eee ee ee ee ee ene ee ee ge aN pny JOE tag 4 ay Awe ck cat 4 ‘$5 o. 44 BW Sree mt kay Ane Fw Whesk a, Abe asi Sorina vegas moran &; ae “ 3 bop a. ee Sa a a.) acca acaae: em dy * wy + 3 4 ey To «vere of 4) ate: | room Furniture re fer Sane al eaagh ite Pi, Con are.all| the ph ee SE RR , ‘ By ; 4 .: -— « of rs = cen ee ee pen nte steam a prices wiil piv ‘ toed >= . , aaa. 3 oo nana Be Bedroom Furn “a7 : : iS BE a heoeny al = ‘ “ 2 : - Ai -. ¥ - Ww d ERE ES Bat gt. . iy MB Des P a OO EE A Ain lle Pd Pabedan a Mf a OG Le \4-” gor Ba cas Ol Peat! ai $3 real “£ZANF ANG Prices Ba hrs tet ¥ Li Pe ek ae eee tol i Me, Site GeI2Z Faat Q ¢ 8ritr £ 2eere’ mane - hd e' neal ° atc a mw newest Aaliene a“ Nagas ay ARE Ss ¥ 4 (on vere mt For Kitchens, Bathrooms, Halls Pos Nendar eniy we offer (000 rard« af tie high-e@rade felt-thase floor onvering—ennitary fturstie and ar. terartive—@arvk troaws pattern «——_-worth 4-4e- . rara af Special R¢ Per Yard | as a "te. . J Pe ORR eg OR FI 4h n wre celia ee ‘cara wilt lerevet ws fe hauls - weitere Reasi 2 eee ve © “7 ’ > 6 GGRA sel + ES sent RMR nt Cer RS +" ni pele soni ade me leg “ARE Toe. irae P9 aie me ome re NBR earings Le, DR inti) ep ninco 5 s de \ oe a a * ie a re - oe | : ' ~ > ~™ oa ‘ bd 7 7 ‘ " a oe ipa wagivadyee fm = tte * 7 \ : py . ‘ fans ’ “a ee ee ft Vee be ans eee, lad ae et ea . Te peter ate - oe Pode oP ty ‘e ee. SME AD Fae ‘ 4 oF ; PE Sere ; is ager faq a ‘ - nia yeh Aue ¥ i Se eS We ak sens A tle E r La vat I, é - . “1 Prete yes SR ait tere mo yeah egy Yipee thie asd % ro > aye bias ere of wre, i OEY ™ ° % ;. A oo 3h. CO RAE lth, | Charter Oak 24 Gime > a 7 ate ried gets! le ae a tz eal. This Blue Enameled | ? { eaut tPom= new fone Ee 944 & 5 ia Combination Range Sak : -—— ae ai deed 2. n pa ap ri, Tipe St Jt p ah | ¥ am Gir in. ERE is «& conl Range and «a ae 7 eeh Wicker Bird Cages 100aWw oad navel Orton. ep | 5 = ” ‘ « ~~ . = - 4G oven and Meh warn. () . d "¢ ef an ' ine Clheeet, The treet ant tans 2 j | Raseee vealte in —_— | i t‘merirn af he = - * yh \ sae rer re Wi i Marked in EASY | [AE i PLAIN CREDIT BW | TERMS igs ° FIGURES Open an Account TWELFTH AND OLIVE STS. Your Credit Is Good eceetnittha tii a eee ‘ “ = i pk say Sa SO? Sa aie rs jimbo oh ae alin - i ah OE Sih ey Qh Gag ais ROP get Gr ke Sd 4 - = we ai halle

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pat ig AM. SR OR I SEE RES RE PES Se ee si -\ 2 a = Ptehkvor 225 tee Pe ES pores = ; Ps al Se BRAS Riot RTS RI ere cial FEATURE SECTION OF THE | a SS SSS) MV NS : S | BRP SPY SD Rey : . fe : Er SIA Ra 2 a FF Prey > > » S " lll Reet of ion > - PNT PMCS ESM LAT if. - ae een Nee ee a — a elles — Saat EIGHT eel ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1923 PAGES 232 eg eee ~ o meen ee ee a i * aagseree —~ ome ae ee — . . : od * > . ~ ~ +.F _* 7 : *» , # i ; USSian Cit ha- tad ‘ A£aiNst § ~€ Slaven we = Se +Onigat af Nagle Auditorium. itid iuemper w ni: — ' : | ; ven!) ae hgh ; ; y : , ; . ’ - aust ' : . é . &. Auditec :- « — hiilda M Ue stp cz a ies ie 3 7% i ia - AGI Tyia* bw a Marx and " . ’ ® : 7 ; ™ & : ve - 4a rd, a J fiestas — oi _ ‘ y a A a ki Se eee. 7 + 7 + | ae : : " 4 as 4 . — . ‘ . 7 . | “ 4 -- : - . : s 4 aa Deere ft > tr. 3 Xie . m , , : e ; , ‘ andl . " : x “= ee 2. si. = ~ > _ ree = ae remy 2 Fa ~ setae : ‘ ee COn- sacs tS} CHaucs. es fe a . S, = - ie > > «me > ae | Py Pet : ~~. os “Si: | “85 : a“ : Sinbine j Tu ll*.a- — seed Serer Sole ed Os re es ie eo candy Cae) } > ( ome» > Se) SS a ee eae? .s La ’ es ¢ i 7 : i * ~ z a " -- — . > wow : = aa . 7 r ° i» « a a . : Prufrock & Litton Fourth and St. Charles mere ff - SWinging Into Another Week Lo killed here whi ao . The‘ man =— = oo 3 / ® = SSS | of Our Sale/of Sample Suites ‘Phoenix Display of Qualit smali margin of profit. Included in this sale are manv slightly soiled persistent efforts (filled upholstered pieces, close-out patterns and floor samples. The reduc | with failures) to secure ows At tions range from 15° to 10 ' ae — ; finances for his expedition of exploration. A en “arte ae —~ x 1923-24 mus: e that sie Man hilled mm HKailway “tation ' Chaliapin. 7 | ORAL = — 2 mos 3 [rR N advantageous purchase of Sample Suites, many of which are discontinued patterns, enables us to offer furniture of merit below the cost of the commonplace! If vou have been waiting for a favorable opportunity to purchase furniture- Columbus’ Lucky don’t delay! Mistake ECAUSE our warehouse space is limited and our floors are al- . . ready crowded, we are willing to dispose of these Suites on a t sd Bsc Benge Ker — Editorial me Smiley «& uifit asx illus- ever thought ws for it. No Shop! Compare! ¥ “teoes Rogers > YS oe ~~" Ta tT o - ~* see The-~e Pree Giftt - . - . ’ } 4 3” ‘ ( — wwe s ‘ J 4 . . . 7 . S =} : = . : . ' anemone = , *% - » . s . * .* — . “ —— 7 — — Ms e : . 3 ; F ' . > . ‘ on ‘ “ . . > ~ a . . ~ = ae - ° . - ) " ” ~ = - Fe - ". - = . = on - | - ‘a : | » : + ’ ia s . _ or ™ " _ we Pa. , Ey ae : “% | | somewnern % | ; ’ - = rt m . e = ’ , , = 9 : aa F . >_ nd tin " . - : ar . . ~~ " > - : ; sig ~ Q : ; » . ~ . : ; - : . val « if . ad ; x ; » * 2 ’ : | ' . = on = . ’ 4 —_ Me . 2 : | _— po le 7h 2 he | se 4 Pisin but he DID find AMER.- , — . + : ; . : . +4 : — P3 ; - . — —_ - ; a * : sa : $ : — = | | ICAL Sach is Fate ° ~- - - ~~. - -——_ we - - - 2 = >. ~—- “ ~~ 7 * ( redit ler m-~ “8 Deemer € couVeuemM* Beautiful Cverstuffed Suites Ready Signed), * October 13, 19238 a —_-* . —.. DINING-ROOM SUITE NOW a : ae me a oi gf t > Nine-Piece Dining Suite t I ite Hlustrated above is American walnnat with an onlay of a dark- niTresseal the begutyv of the figure m the wood. It is delicately = t ,>? : : -' ’ \ - — ot Vé ETA cCe7 Ud, vers mplete this Suite & > >*s * + ¥, ed 7} 7 P. _. 4 -e" ; st : > ai | a3 — ; ' d+ ery r finish ch orimgs out . ‘ a3 * : ; : wn - a — — . . = P al. a : Room . . > ay ; ’ . ei 8 Ct, ‘ sa” ‘ et F | made thronghout ua . hit ': tne Toreniast ‘srand Rapids tac a . Ly ain ; , s r * &s > ,” . ae * % . “~~ > . 4 . . ; ’ . = ¢ ‘7 . . * F i , “h +e i ' "> »~ ir. *% “> . AS . iets b - 2 se ~ set : , : . > knives and forks | el | ‘ | ms t pres as iNT ws : he obio tension table ls larg tis 44x¢ inche@ with an elght-foeot extension, and the iver binet is unusual in desig , ful tall back sidechairs and one arm-. Pay for your furniture as 3. . . ™ s+ * 7 . “ ~—'—* - ” . —— iy : n . 5s > you ay A it--no interest is | eharged for extended credit. Ask the salesman about our deferred payment plan. Fall Brides are selecting their furni- ture in this sale. We are al- ° a / e ways ready to help you ee ae & solve vour furniture prob- C,Ororors EPP 2 lems : - ‘, s\* TF Our BPanipa SFuile uit Gey GPP Trew TP ae MAGNIFICENT PERIOD BEDROOM SJITES wig? ’ a Si, Be hed —F 10m are 2 ie fre oes fonvetienwt (eetin Tera Gor the A-Kinc 175 Wonderful Showing of Bedroom Suites EXTRA SPECIAL! lewed for 5-Piece Bed- room Suites » &y $.75 a Ls [2 had fee | Pees ; sod Sale Values for This Week Living Room Three-pilec Cate suite - = = * Katy Bridge & Beach, Charter Oak and ‘Perfect"" Heaters. Combination Gas and Coal Ranges and Gas Ranges. 3 per) of bad pe@eed at "Of Dining - Room A tenm-piece Gininge #uite Jacobeal ak consisting sideboard. china ‘ne tabie extens.on and six «ha.ra: ! frem $235 ‘oe An artietic of Italian © > se Prutreck Litten te bad *\Vowrs fest | 3] * ( ~~ ’, _— 2 4 - Sargain ed library Rech. . Two-Piece Kidney Suite Two pieces, well toade througheut, Kidney davenport s and chair (without the extra pillow#s)-—- formerly priced at SS46, NOW. cscadbeotise . r~ } a** .« se AG > . ; Ye’ —s tee |i b. Consist of dresser. 7 . Am Bes reo Strie and al comfort are embodied im this bow-end bed, chest a | GPO TEE MR Fe . 1 }) ed suite; ner $I 49 of drawers, toilet Prices and Terms That tuxunious Suite, a floer sample made tn Prufrock-Litton Factory. {It is upholstered in mohair with seat cushions covered in {ror Adientar of Chifforobes g Shoe mos? ~~ oe reduced from $700 toa An e.,@@an - $ ‘ = ‘ss cC#2eie2n « rt Convenient Credit Terms TELRMs TO Stitt VourR CONVENTENCI i, = t $4 gs table andbench. , Will Surely Gain Your Patronage. J EXTENSIVE DISPLAY OF rut bench ehittorette. Aoen fron e265 t« friezette. The legs and all exposed parts ef the carved frame are of solid mabeganp; héavy silk tas sels ornament each arm. This is a Suite tha‘ ie decidediv different, and there are severs «nites of thie pattern tin different eoverings Davenport . sccoessseoesosses *** eee CROnP . «& eve nh eRe eee gee eee eee the eee onwell Chair ., This Chamber Suite The discriminating whe appreci- ate the fine points of good cabinet toaking wil] recognize the in-bytit quality of the five-piece " y Cork Linoleum and Felt aN Base Floor Coverings. ‘| \ Cork. Linoleum Rugs | (= | \ and Gold Seal Con- : ROOM and ODD-SIZE RUGS In all the populer fabrics such as Wiltons, Axminsters, -——« nana ed -— EASY «REDDIT TERMS GRANT- ED FOR THE ASKING. goleum Rugs A ’ ‘ om, T twirl . ; .+ oF ea iia R#haa : rut which give go00d wear and ar easy to keep ciear Patterns suitable tor ever) recom prices conveniently low. Tapestry if rou intend purchasing a new Rug this Fall, you will find us in a position to save vou monery. Let us demonstrate our ability to save you money on your Rug requirements. Easy Credit Terms Ex- tended fer the Asking. ms — A= SS ° -* ~—- “ : - y=. i room suite lilustrated here, The five pieces are made of com. bination walnut in the two- tone effect. The roomy of drawers, full-eisze bow-end bed, large vanity dresser, chair end bench adhere to tive sim pie straight lines #0 desirable for sleeping- reom furniture. ; Five pieces, a $300 value, ie this ma le, . comfortable Bed f metal throuch- 43 ’ ey Note Os sf ip! ' 95 .- 3 hwvery perso! ’rntier me —s ve : ,? : ‘fs ' _- ‘hs ta f treat. % r ; r . : CREDIT Credit terms when you want them, as you want them—that's the kind of service this store al- @ i ways stands ready to give ite patrons. ] 226 7 | . € # Pr # 4 Pa - — ee : : mis store receiv: ~ Chair $16—Chest $67—Bed %62—Hench $16—Vanity 995 Separate pieces of thie Buite or additional! pieces may be bought We purchased several of these Suites af a discount "A % . ‘ : - ’ Ge axa r= * . a ys of tee s - mt oe, (= aon eo “ ’ " ws atl ned) kant "4 he r. > Kk > on me oo * ia oo 7: pin _ i =) ee Ee ame ee » * ‘ ante® = ie a Oe tw — . ‘ Until 6:30 P. M. ——— ee es —— = — ——— ee ae

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St OE IT Ante tg IT OS 57> : sf: eect ne eek AA LA RD AMER NAMEN Ay ALE AGEL LLLP LLL , , ° — 5 ee - ” : ~ > —- - - ets ° - “nee “ 3 tal - . ° pases sa ~_ — - - E a ee —— « — _ en vere pene Shear ~ —— oe ° fee " are gn? ter ~ PRT CaN RNR STO TET ae wen ee e. a pita Se” re ath, ; 2: ait Tee es > é 8 , an = so ‘ mae 2 Se ag Ss ee , ee. MY ar oF ae ; . oe vot vege tte - PB OLS EE LS BEAR RN EER es 5 I OL Ries NE Rae Oe : on he Times Combined TLOUKS POST-DISPATCH The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dail; Globe-Democrat and the _— “ Pease seeeune of not lees than three persons: should i move at a speed not exceeding four | Save ead to 507 on cali “oat monument of legislative By GUY WILSON, to follow passenger cars around on saa by any nation in con- ‘Automotive Expert Makes S | sine ete, : Ui’. Manchester— Open from city lime good th exception of rougH th Public 2 breveht back o trucks than it is to find the victim in 4 hurry. they were nainéd tix mil a6 hen 1° , te aa lliiewjylie. iosed ft “on reeé kK. ret_tcne ~ to tne Ic im e pagsenger cars; furthermore, much out of tuck. as the unfortunate woulg | ™@*2°d Operative Until 2°: — to Elli ee © tools one May Gray's Summit via Meramec Station Belleville— ‘ross bridge to East ‘ae an sn topes of cubilia to the St. Louis the passenger cars an: j their first ap- and wagon and headed for home nations, particularly America. Ue ay: Ma iPi tiie , and France, had Antire road througn rieg, so I will reminisce on the truck repair shops, and finally developed ° Ee ss , 4 { miles per hour, and should be Pr i . ae. ee WEEK EF seg OcT. 13 its to Big be “President, Victor Motors, Inc. Sundays and holidays in anticipation : Le ‘ ux - : tiv ‘atherton—-F 2. ts validity rell as th of other ePett MAAC WUS ret o Meran River Fa ore altho the > Sr uu} 18 re ) +h »% - ‘ = TY) "Ways in its Vaslalcy, as —e : a Faa 4 titer nave . 4,5 prooesiae?r ree 1 : Peni J afi } yn "Kn, : . : ) advances in the automobile inaustr College of Automotive ngin cif: and Gra; Summit. f yl er rage: Se o : Oar 30 S ont. into the modern garage. " se > Engineerin slowed at Barthold’s Grove in Map! ae _— — cial at > i . . i. os + > o mem —— . ,y sigeso Ni "2 r wey ‘ 7 ape T ri € i bis rey , ’ ‘ =" om hai 2 ae a we a s ‘ i x se! ; ‘ ' . : z About 20 years ago. ’ . of the inevitable breakdown. : fifth of a serice of Tem iniecences be- a ‘ sp Bae Gravois—Open; concret Antire——\a ‘ iy iq $ +k 2 = hai ide creat ve Er : Peet" ) mnerete to Forts longer, as ] recaii it. i eas as = raiit uy LZ) af ‘ * Ai i . + bh " in +. : . “ . ’ > 7 > a 24 4 r Ta . . ‘ J ps : “ , " ' * . . ss * .* ry + Qm le sawed? ~~ : ° ' 4 . . 7 e ; . — > ow \ or ~ ‘ : con@ition and made #t their business com ze th iron tir “he da the motor trucs u Fiori-sant— yor ey ren ae ee ae truck drove wharf sank Was then ; | : ' = ; 7 . * listens _~ >. ‘m+ . truck could not be driven on h a i . Piti ¢ SAA : ‘ — or rece IL e had air of plier Me ‘s...} ) : gnitior ren towns “= hoat if +* had the boat ou! 1 . tim . _ imate ies : : - : . ? : - 1107 1109 Olive § ees as ie Bas, th _— 5 OF W T e in ft Be 7° u : . ie t ron 3 To Kansas €3tv— .vaiiona. PG bus : : 7 ws . ‘ Tat eT c ¥ = ii ¢ , ‘4 , ; = probabiv have sunk. Th ay ae ) i ul ATs - . ’ \~ P ho . » ; . + ; . y ; 7 > 7 ; r ‘ ’ 4 r : : High" + * . . . AY Cu “© TY) “+ =" ~ a L i : ra! 9 4 é : , & } pro F i " : - - the Eads Bridge—the only bridge nt’. wreet Side E et tdideie Seales sed ale tea oe 5 gaat rae le ren Aas ate i ee PPR RPC ERR ERE REE RERRES spanning the river at that tir ck patie ells “age Fe bay anemic n Nigiess F ; ena However. this soon Tre i a com ger mst ie ke sr ae ee ene ee sae - AE RP bn eeeprag oe i i «Oita The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis uing eccsssru’ men abhor aa ten ¢ Pome Wee ; ‘ aden ~°. AOTImer:! c genv DOTD x \. , rins, Doig, ! t ind was oa M : aut oe ue . . newspaper giving Associated Press news service, € stamps—in peopic, ca geoaale ie geet) Meta aoe WG Cat his interests in th pany remeui troubie With €4UID- he included when the List is mad promt vivo. - clothes and cars. Lexington Smee: ype > Ugly em tity Sat e E. Castles of Okla! Bis own tool and drivers are invaciably prosperous Gs authe com- : ae Sadividuale who tould pay twice the price if a carof greater dignity, individuality and dependabu:ty were built. ioned. " - Z > “YY - > } - er . : > . r. - . . ; — eu . fies . cy . he %& 4 Lae . ‘ . - hos , ? tho , _ 2 + re ey _— Ae : ¢ —_ » ~ . + * * ‘4 * . ia : . » : . 4 4 : ~ > a46 ‘ . a . . >. " 4 , . ° - J 4 — - gs i* -' is au : ‘ i ' 7 : > ¥ > -— - J ~ + - - . . : . - Sant 52g - x . - m i , » * »’s 7% 7 % i? .* : ~ ‘ : ‘ 7 if .- ‘ = ries co . $i 3 MEPHAM MOTOR CO iti > pe er steam wusto? .? i , ; . - . _ ae i. . . [ ouring OG ; ° ” ‘+ «4 > > __ - . $1325 * 7 . .* ‘+ “> . ** " . _ c* . oh) — we & 4 s*- ua *,i 4 Las «. : . - “+> 4 " . . _ : iF ‘ } 29826 s AS! ii = LOCL: | = i oe a: } ; . ; — ae 2 o 4 “ . : ‘ Sedan 1495 giant wialra ba BAKE 4 Ad : : a 2nd ‘ ti 5 _* 7 Oo. ,e 7) “ 4 >. ” » «? . . -2 is , . = -® were built in numbers i: england the: tim i> the interest of Buick . , ¢- — 7 . " qn . _ - ~a ‘er = . . oe * . > ‘s ha — .? " - = — . = ~ . Lexington Motor Compery known the f-propelled vehicles « ted on the ad for Buici ; es 7 Ss = . — ~~ * ~ ’ se 7 —. —" > > = ; ' . ls. ‘> a: ‘ Conserevilie, Ind... U.S A. that day) operating on the public nd agencies ; SO ‘ aa §=§=8Phichwars must be manned by a crew 4 retall as | FREE—With every Cuppies Cord | a? " o's Set? ie : Ogata ne Ta The Great Essentia 1 eNe oi a = SS: 2S In Any Motor Car Be Sure You Get It. The New Hapmobile — has Developed It in Highest Degree cw SPAT A. 2 ~ } : a fa oS Baro al > | aides hci alin snl ae Wi BS ie Atea aR Tatas yr sate, gate 4 ab lan pat 4 Tee i coe thee abalgten or. = aril peste pone Rtg» bE Meee Ab resabhi om 3 : | : : © eee : pion . —s . g = . > . » Zoe : >. ry a "e 3 at va He ee fe 4 se °F = 4 £ ro A Sad ak a baie ¥ 5 Sa \ Rn ay ee - . ane Te Peed bs a im foe wh ie BOE aS gels Phas Seaterjarss prt “ eee EB re er a ea ALS ee itary esi grtivd a 46.42 . = ot EASIER eae a athe aia a8 4 cae Soins BP ge ° ~~ - tthe MR ck ey Di Se Pe eee ee eth ua tna) ne - . . clean. fResh Tire«. al! firsts. in the or riding, nd its amok eriginal factery wrapper Leok at the tow prices below and Sur sew In the new Hupmobile, this cel- | © om ° * | , + | Hupmobile engineers have not | , on ne. Cleverest 5-Seater— Baked Enamel Finish ebrated Hupmobile attribute is veered a hairs breadth from | carried to still greater heights. Hupmobile principles. They | 30x3': $5. 95 : a ~ ae f a ee have simply applied and extend- | HE it ist The really comfortable, moderate and exit; ample leg room. Rear seat 46% i sine ay carry nes toon pi ed those principles with infinit | f Lf a $5.35 priced 5-passenger Brougham—the new wide— room for thous pespin, ka taal an siiiek ae eels die enmineanek am care and fidelity. | \. -35 Jewett! Experienced motorists evervwhere express agree that this is the cleverest 5-seater among a moment's = and with n this new Hupmobile, you un- , mes EEE ee - oat er oY rag ) motoring satisfaction unalloyed. doubtedly have the highest ex- | | they preier the combination of stout w ame Brougham i eweis thesuahe ee | | pression of reliable performance. | ) 32x4 $8.65 body with separately baked enameled steel panels. The New B is a J and Fifteen minutes in the new Hup- joined with brilliant. smooth Heavy Noa Skid, } - f as through —a strong, rugged seems a — mobile will convince you that performance, within several hun - $9.25 The baked enamel imish of this New Jewett six. It has the same amazing performance that these fundamental virtues which dreds of dollars of the Hup- 33x4 Brougham has a lasting lustre. Each steel body astounds old-time motorists. Its full 50 h. p. Paige- have always been so pronounced mobile price tieseive: | Rnicacamel panel is dipped 3 times in finest black enamel, built motor gives the most spirited ma $9.45 then baked, then fatened tothe extra-strong wood you ever saw in any car. Passes most any caron x | | A 34x40 frame— wood. because wood absorbs vibration, any hill. Goes from 2 to 60 miles an hour in high; Weber Implement and Automobile Co ye $9. 75 reduces noise to nil. There is the rich black gloss accelerates from 5 to 25 miles an hour in 7 sec- Corner Nineteenth, and Locust Streets ALL OVER THE CAR that you sometimes see on ? me tae a onds in high. {Try that with ANY other car!} South Side Branch, 5000 Gravois Avenue | New Fresh Stock the tenders o other Cars. J it needs no atten- nite : : . ASSOCIATE DEALERS: | ee eee tion but washing. Drive this New Jewett Six Brougham. Never in our experience has $1325, factory, bought so . * merit aa* V S 7 oon = ins 2198 Deimar Bi Tri-City Auto Sales and Service | acuum Irgad Both fronf seats fold forward. Easy entrance much car. ust telephone us for a demonstration. or ar e.. | c ville i 1100-02-04 Illinois Av.. East St. Leals. TI! arsenvill mine aod Implement Ca. ° SI : Carsenville. Wo terlingCords Belleville, Sahlender Garage Belleville. Til. Threde Aute Coe. Alten 1 > ) ‘oo, Schneider “. Peters. We. Lewe Brees. Coilinsevittie. Ti) undiach Meter (Co. Coiumbia. I! Hi. Mead Moter ( a. FRdwards:ilie. | er eee yas 7 NS a eee Lode oe Sara ee swewrU ats (41l Owersire ) 10,000. fle ‘omte chetoe Serritery aewartina inieaiions = Retail*Gnd Wholesale Distributors $9.45 : Locust at Jefferson Overesre TIx4 Owcersauze “siz. 35 $19.95 Community Dealers it vermis ai. Uversize t. jonns Moto Mill Motors Ca N ‘$14.65 $20.45 = r meee i — — 0 esslen-Edele Motor Co. pea e Ke ot. wn les Rd. at M3 aTsma:i : 4728 and $146 Gravois Av 16s1 S. Grand BL $14.85 35 Mark White Motor Cc | imor try Moter Co Stuhr Motor Car Co. inet a Reneetnn Av 3 Manch v 6:8 Ill. Av.. East Se. Louk “$15 10 $21.45 i} . ' ne i chic: Guntsiion sondage at ~ ue Motor \. Hambuechen-Paige-Jewett Coa. “$15.35 $22.75 eee eee 3 : ee St’ 438 South Grand Bi. WALL ORDERS PROMPTLY Bevier— Frank Evans. Xi DEALERS , Camp =, Ma. GsistTl os Wal we Fe Aurkewille—# Cape Girerdesu—c ape Paige fumens—Louwtens Motor C am Jewett Ca. a. Inner Tubes Repaired Free Oe aa Jones Motor Macon—H. S. Easiey Car Cea . Monroe City—Monrve City cee Keone: ~3r3 ‘ =. a taney a SA PO he. 0. | arbendaie—Carbondale Car Launc E4 i ii ae 3 Carne—s “ Meyne Motor Car Ca ss ~ o > ¢ x 4 . é in - — - -: 7" ~ ™ > ~ “ - at —_ y > ete on i - the ‘ext ia* of the- marke i. “Monae te a eee f AN 4 _ . rale , . ie . a-hagh 7 e-= T 2° e High wa sat agce ire hen ost co, 3 “ et ses ow + Garage fwe sige. f Ff ; Mee Mv EV ative Ua Pyarial . : Spurwwers—/. _. Grae ; * ter 8 «owgecerrt > Ag A) ¥ mail ere — . rom panied 7 i , ——o.= te ar Catt. eepect’. Premet facter: t.@ 64 Bartmer Av. “. Leais, Me mank «draft. menprt erder of check ENNESSEE DEALERS. Umer City Me write or phere. Phe : «ave delay on shipnias. ‘G ol [eR = aban Tree “ertice Se Our Stere J. Carwer ut Plate—C_. Pred Cale jen.) Gaia t Sing? eset Gace ead alae: a? eer et 2 all ‘ Lad Bey ine gf —i.. ©, Staphter Tenn. — Kong & Titteworth

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SUNDA * * el ae ee : _ ; The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ae EXCEPTIONAL RIDING COMFORT. The new Dodge Brothers Touring Car is exceptionally comfortable to ride in; it is —. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ~ PLEDGE GAREFULNESS Three Hundred and Seventy- | | five Promise to Observe Rules _ Adopted at Auto Club Meeting. ‘SEPTEMBER PRODUCES | THREE HAYNES RECORDS new Haynes sales records were mpi itp by the unprecedent- ‘ed ah a of business in September, ac- ng to an announcement by Al- non Ps Seiberling, vice president and general manager of the Haynes Au- ‘tomobile Co., and just received by H. C. Merry, secretary of the Wilson Mo- tor Car Co., Haynes distributors. The first Haynes sales record was established on Sept. 19, when more Haynes cars were shipped than dur- | ing she same day in 1920, 1921 and 192 The second Haynes sales record | was made during the third week of | September, when more Haynes cars | were shipped than during the thira week in September, 1920, 1921 ana 1922. | The third record wag a greater number of shipments during the month of September than during the same month last year by 139 addi- good looking; and it incor important refinem ts a ea — | Three hundred and seventy-seven | oe, members of the St.Louis Autorno- ) Mii/g)/(@/@))80/ 0mm) mami Crier seeeseus bile Club arose from their seats .and, led by Robert E. Lee, manager of the St. Louis Automobile Dealers’ Association, pledged aloud at the Pont Lunt bas suoter /0ft Sass 0 as you buy a car? Only the best can Louis public ¢ St three years. = = Announcement — .~ | i. | Dida his friends and former patrons to know he has disposed of his interest in the West Side -- | Buick Auto Co., and extends hi : thanks for the many courtesies and loyal, hearty co-operation rendered at all times. Future plans will be announced later. Grand 1960. z | =sll| in This Issue. ive ‘St. 2 LOUIS a6 28 oe: Louis evening news service. True Life Stories. |/}) Central 7615 BT it Bs Ne oy > : At enn me - = a tures showing the operation of the gasoline motor, prepared by the U. |8. Government's Bureau of Mines in ‘conjunction with the Continental | Motors Corp. were a feature. CURIOUS NEW MODELS | AT BERLIN AUTO SHOW By HIRAM KELLY MODERWELL. | (Copyright, 1923.) ‘Special Cable to the Post- Dispatch and Chicago Daily News. BERLIN, Oct. 13.—The German | ‘national automobile show in Berlin, | Just closed, was the first held since | 1921. With its strange models and | stranger prices it was a sort of de-| fiance of fact by the makers. Be- | cause of political conditions and the cost of raw material they did not ex- | pect to do much business, but they desired to show the world that 'German industry is still alive. One typical “cheap” car manufac- | tured in mass production (12 cars a | day) was valued at $2400. General- | ily, the prices indicated were a |three to four times greater than | year ago. Manufacturers, however, | /are confident that they will be busy | ‘when stable times return. They ex- | pect to remain the home market by high tariffs and to be able to com- pete well with other European cars. The new body models show grace- ful lines and attractive colors, most- ly in low tones. Among the curious new models shown were these: A ,car without running gear, using the ) old Zeppelin type of engine, con- suming an enormous quantity of gas, g motor cycle provided with a frail, one-seat body; an airstream line oar ‘scientifically designed to prevent all possible resistance to the air, al- ‘leged to save 40 per cent in gas and ‘looking like some pink and blue an- tidiluvian monster; a motor for the | rear axle, thus eliminating the trans- missoon parts and alleged to save "power. This motor, applied to a limosine resembling a torpedo, won third prize at a recent~ all-Europe race. PACKARD MOTOR IN BOAT BREAKING RECORD The American Power Boat Associ- ation shortly will promulgate a new world’s record for a 24-hour run on the water. After this official action has been taken the controversy be- tween two of the world’s greatest | ships, the Mauretania and the Levia- than. as to which holds the world’s | record, will be at an end. Proud ° records of both giant ships for a Cay’s run have been far outstripped craft only about half the lifeboat on either giant ' ENS ate Come in today and learn about all the services and benefits of the NEW 1, HAMPION F.0.B.Teledo Americas Only Versatile Car ag INC. , g This Beautiful 1924 Sedan is Unmatched in Investment Value No car built today represents a sounder investment than the Columbia Six. First, you expect long service, free from trouble. Get the records of Columbia Sixes in use right in this vicinity; you will find nothing to exceed them among moderately priced cars. They have beauty, power, economy, speed, responsive- worth as an investment. Co/um- bia leads all cars built, regard- less of price, in percentage of re-sale value. The figures are in the latest edition of the National Used Car Blue Book. We invite you to come in and get the facts and figures that prove how much more you get for your money in the Columbia Six Sedan by @ littie size of a ness, comfort—and unsurpassed —$1495 f. o. b. Detroit You hie on the New York to Liver- - dependability. . . pool service tne Mauretania set up | Locust at 23d Telephones--Boment 78—Central 4119 petty ee eee Seve the a see ae ‘ue 36 aa South Side Branch—427 W. Schirmer ¥ : . , » miles, for 24 h . How- | Then consider the re-sale value, beautiful 1924 models, now on cng e, for 24 hours. 3 ace | AUTHORIZED ST. LOUIS DEALERS = 4 which tell . ; — out on her trial trip this summer | : | . gory tee # the realetory of acar's display. (3s) the United States Shipping Board | oe ee a YO rrr ey 5180 Delmar BI. announced that she had made 685 | J M Lederer & git er oe eSpace. nd Paige-Jewett Co. 1924 Advance Motors Co manne vea.146 died 4 a . M. Lederer & Go.............. ince fF etad: Tie idl Bis. 1924 wines ° Harry B. Greening of Hamilton, No Chain Truck Co a ee es eo sere -04 Lawton Ay. : “ erson Paige-Jewett Ce. (Columbia | Luke FE. Hart, Pres Open Evenings and on Sundays * | ONt. millionaire | sportaman, last West Bud Overtand Go..............::...8.28 . S. Tefferson Av. S Dealers Wanted in Eastern Missouri and Southe rn [linois tie oo i sd. Sieh eel at 1064 Motor Sales Co.. ee eS eS | re 908 Chestnut St 2 I x 2929 Locust Bl., St. Louis, Mo. oo " niger tog Rain soap Pry ted sero Thuner Motor Co. ek re 3338 S Jefferson . 4 Pa. Bomont 2920 ant 26 toot Nene eee 5 Se Mil Motor Co................2 = = . Casey , hours maintained by the Rainbow ; Ne en naseckerPaigeJewest Ca Tin ae 4438 len an ovr Sam E. Sievers...............King’s Highway at Sha Ww mong taal Ponderous engines of the great Dorn Auto Co. “eeeee “ee eee een neveenne .7013 Page Ay. Fer revolve slowly with their I 4101 21 , 300,000 horsepower in driving the | Angelica Automotive Supply Co., N. Bt. Tae fo ir bronze ropell each of ae four bronze p = = nt te Auto Sales . — ws oe ae’ ao Avs., a Louis, TIL unten Auto Repair propeller that drove the Rainbo ; oun utomo ., Clayton, Mo. ieevence MT ie 17 inches in @lameter. Powe: J B. Van Prster & Son, East Alton, TL : ae coe is furnished with. &™ six-cylinder 4 * ’ Pe ge Jewett Motor Seies Ce . Axi: 3 |} slandard Packard marine motor, which for the entire 24 hours was | driven at a speed of 219° revolutions | @ minute. ~ i 4 ~~ : ” » >

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Glebe-Democrat Combined The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily and the Times Co , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wheres and will devote his entire time / president in general charge of engi-' | ment and placed in « CCESSORY MEETING NEW ROLLIN TO BE board interests. James G. Heas-| neering and production of the Stude-) Liberty apna: 2 4 . THE MARKET SOON ~ypcvre ation. has|beker Corporation. When the Unit-| RT. Hodgkins, TO DISCUSS CHRISTMAS a let. president of the corpo ed States entered the World War and sales manager oa s Se an el es ently identified with the , “a i tant meet- Reports from (€! row ps ts incep-|the Liberty motor came into being. president and general gg "Ee gt AE the new Rollin four-cylinder car will automot't~ industry since mrst vice me was drafted by the War Depart-| of the Rollin if Automoodive vears he was _ — ee - SALE Accemery Amociation of %. Lou RUN REACHES cy be In production and on the market | "0j Sse B ee ee ee IPRS oc SORE Oe gem wp eS ee | ‘i. ? : Le we : . ; nv ‘ : ‘. " . P 2 > * ath P J . ee - i as ae hi i‘ " ae gisacl Pc - A = ph aes oer ee Cent Ea it oP, “ ¥ eo Ai. A ¢ EM eks sy tamale ode SP ae ar aa ee Pati jade Sie Sih BNod a Mth) AW pace x. Piet D , Poe Deri £5 v We manta ee Pa tee Nae . ge Seale eo Lee Tha ae bio Sep Se 18 ve 7 one $ P Vig Le) TM L2y¥. ieee ne XP At et Pes 1 a ee ee a 22 pe SENET Ses at “- ae | 4“ “ a. ste ees 2 ARs ral . ~ ” ee Ae le to 9 é rr ch pee. Wie i) "3 e ; ad + , rf “ we 4 m y > ‘ ‘ei he 3 « ; : , ‘ " ee ree tes aks 0 ee aa wee (a Ett ayaa 4 ra df td me ‘i bt 4 nA i Nae es ited at bert, =f: eh gO tit se Salita owen ~ _ Ane p ies ~4 ip ai . — ad . me “ > a bie: . 7 8 POs rr ae aR ¥ ee ee Ris mg ry ¢ Age aan : Seed : aye ls Satie. © Star a har ol ae en eee ere Geena . . - POPOL A Oe ee OO ——— ee — Se Te i ee oe er oe ° - eee ee Oe — - ROP RE SP oy t S , nk Bee fete Drees nt > ee AA # % a Ores »: 7 wal od 5 eG ? pert Readster, $109 > the Oldsmobile Six, sealed in high. CaTS: cversize ‘o stop squeaky) : $436 Lindell BL Fr. 4. HATFIELD. President southern route to California. GLENN TIRE @ BATTERY CO. Gast. Sh. Soe 2 PLAYER WINS GARDNER a= | Afew manufacturers,caught be. Can you i ' Hazen Cuyler, voted the most pop- tween the devil and deep | ular mayen in the Southern TIRES ON ¢ blue sea, have finally climbed a ee, a am me ak wed of the ‘+ # ing with Nashville, was presented TIME PAYMENTS their ‘*1924 models"* ‘what- . St. Louis. -Cuyler’s work with the 3152 Locust Bi. 1 Judge Kenesaw Mourtain Landis. | in the matter! and con when that revo- & crowd at the Mem baseball . . .~ Ps tuiat — - ny b v. 4 t ho: them just what they will do— present controversy over ate, way See. See eee . . . So commenting on Cuyler’s victory, re- not the kind-heartedness of There’s no gainsaying t B a. marked: “I am personally very fond s > . +3 R the maker. for ‘ a demonstration is «8 ; of the great national game—bdase- revelation. ' ball—and have always taken a great 2 ¢ by For example, when a buyer first { personal interest in the Memphis saw a car with “fore doors,”” More than 1,000 per day of ‘ club, of which miy son-in-law ts pres- heexclaimed: “I want that!” ni Be so Brake — are going 1.5 came, and T take pleasure as cee. Involving a totally new principle, the gear lever is there. Thousands (especi- $ 7 see 3 Be wr — S. plays such @ gam ransmission Semnounnhaveleudiy priclaieed hands me tn See See ee Traffic T can beshiftedwith ally women) can now become happy that it was “‘impractical’’ to No propaganda can offset the i E racine A the pressure of the little finger under all motorists and drive with tranquillity in put doors - the front com- _ story those cars will tell—no aN RUSSELL AUTO SALES conditions, at all normal driving speeds, traffic or on tour. partment of a touring car or argument offset the safety = HANDLING OAKLAND in anv direction (low to Mgiver a to a roadster. factor they will demonstrate = Russell Auto Sales, located at ' low) by the least experienced driver GP wales. — am bee: in actual everyday use. ft 1805-17 Russell avenue, has just P gives ving—no car can Then a few months later, som wel te = pratt ae ih aie. ieee aimee The ! : senueaivetnane made heation er , t rire Pete kuuee aeoe ie i a h. Ther © i now sufpass the 1924 Chandler, for it of thousands of bodies of the Ha - in—dri wi = handle the new Oakland ‘This con- new to learn. The familiar old 1s powered by the obsolete type! ing put ag Brakes to eern has been in business at {ts pres- every test t his experience ~ &£ ent location for the past three years, When the buyer saw the first Stvvell-an hia imagination (Ml “sine sn ar crsonnes, wu Pikes Peak Motor car equipped with a magneto could suggest, the buyer now : atten tin aan a in place of dry cells, he ex- exclaims, “‘] want that!”’ a. Fred E. Dreste is the proprietor. : reo “I want that.” re mae te eel) Eevee Se Saleen ee with ail its spectacular master performance qualities of the . though some makers And no maker is powerful ane Shi olen 4 sins age made Pikes Peak Motor on hills and in argued and explained and enough to deny him. —S manager. Th Steno renee crowded thoroughfares. protested—they finally had to = | adjoins a iat ' ; give it to him. i ch Oia ‘Gil, —s- which also belongs ¢ ) The revolutionary nature of the Then the self-starter came statement to read:— xT BUS OPERATION BY Now the : Ye battled with the evils and 2 here | amazing Be ai ~2 models will have e TROLLEY DOUBLES dangers of the old-fashioned gear shift convenience it gives, cannot be Round vw J Ct ime cea einateettian Wate tale aa ae Teuring Car 41485 Chummy Sedan $3785 miles of highwar An equal in- oO. Gi 4444 crease im the total mgm ~ of mutes : / 7 ' ige now sched iled ve ay . a er 5.900 aes Lewis Automobile Company | | esing Motor Sales Company 500 TAXICAB ORDER | St. Louis, Mo., Distributors FOR WHITE COMPANY Delmar 909 4700 WASHIN GTON Forest 831 : : a ieee i *, Mf egteer. ae: 2 ¥, ORO he Bil ERE ON TERR ee OR id ‘ oJ cate eet ort, : 7 r 5 3 > ; o 7 prs é. Lf ’ e ; © ee eee ee bi pores” re Rae P A es, ee oe pls Sie He: ee Oe) SEE a Lae eee peor’ Bese von di oh agp 34 = atngemenneemagampmenengenaite sowie Apna We oth * 3 ee ae oe iD ng ‘i? Bhisibss i dx PL EP IIe Risto ~ — . 4 - Se Ae, : , ut aod 7 : Ss 5 rs ” x AER nee ‘ By 33 Pee ae I, RCFE A eer acs ASA ged ef 7 PAs ‘ ‘ * a? & oe Le ae “ , ‘ a ‘ ; - 4 Ay 3 Te ar ie et he ER ONES ge hagas hed vis ¥ ; , ‘ angurames nee Dols hceeainae ss See mp1 copter ARE 2 Aa : 0:5 ating tthe apes th OPT RAS where to tnt “a cm annie ne eerste . ‘ FS | " vay " es be A a ‘ . a : ts ee a A, “te! we ‘ ¢ é 4 ‘ ? i aie eis ied r ie Sgeriicgy agate. at . Bonn - A i “4 . BS eo? 4 2 . 7 oe o e 4 * (baci da oa. : +A ~ —.. ‘ r i 4 SS; > 5 *, eal, eas i ™ ve Cee”, . “ a Arh Sout eS eae filial aa al ‘ “3 “ay i Pp ats Ls rw eae me reer Ge a sgt At 5 a ’ ere aT Oe de AR: OE fe Mie aj r he Gal eg Sate vid SAO "SAAB Glib soya siiacck Mbrbocr eae ay TR ain S D be y c ney ene y sata t . _ é y - er oes A : died hi Fe > “4 bie ’ bei 5 te ior os Six » f a Wr ney e ew + 4 a S ; fe Vow 3 ‘2 Mey ah ‘ ‘ea plate fi - eee PA ee AW : Yea r Be re ee £ A te iS I Spt oF ris “vishilee AGO i Sn RE. era ee | ‘ RET: oe ‘ hy ee , Te oe + re: coe * pepe ohh ie Pr ; aN a. Rc yack oy oe sande: Pantin Dany * a « et ape er nai my ~ , ? 4 Sonor Lyla © ~~ ~~ Mokeabaawe eee - s- » - _ 3617-19-21-23-25 Washington Bl. An order for 500 White taxicabe Open Seday and Evenings All This Week MARTIN MHTOR ©€®@.., TARVLEY WOTOR Ca. RENO Re has been received br + — x. W. GC Cc Duy mu. Predericktewm, Mo. Rac RRR aon ce -” een received by the White Co. Ostie Garage, Collinsville ‘LTeN Rac ' m posse Automotive Service Co.. Louis. from the Quaker City Cab Co. of Rantges Motor Coa.. (ranite r-onigy - m. KM ARENRACTER ca. LAL RTH SALES Philadelphia, of which C. S Jarvis Destrabie Territory Open. Write for Our Proposition Sites. Ti (v.. REP Peers Ar —._.., “ ’ . 0. , is president. [It is one of the largest Se a HUPE “oTeR SALES orders ever placed fer commercia! .s2 a) ~~! a. : . - 4 h ster (rentte (its. ff. , : ve hictes and will give the Quaker Rh XEN Sec KER Co STS INSON BROS. | (tty Cab ome of the largest ¢ taxicad “™. YSermen, Hi. Chrtetepher, Ul. ; Ceets in the country. The new cabs wt!) embedy al! the : lat features essentia!] for the com- |. fort of rid . : wn a0oer ait Gee THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY . CLEVELA date aie Te f _ ; Ry -y tars 2. ae ¥ pt pay Pik ee

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SUNDAY. OBER 14° toms. 7 —_—_ SUNDAY. ’ OCTOBER 14, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-D'SPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times placed in Seneral eh, roduction. Hodgkins, former}, pager and ana ° ’ bliin. ef os > en a of Studebaker ig general sales me a 7 ~ F " a Reduced to S795 Think of appearance or comfort; think of performance or economy. Think of them separately or all four together and the TR Maxwell stands alone. It was so fore the price reduction, as public reference testified. Now, at the new ow price, the good Maxwell is just so much farther removed from comparison. The Good AXWELL After you have checked up on all the essentials of motoring think also of these added values: Cord tires, non-skid front and rear; disc steel wheels, demountable at rim and at hub; drum type lamps; pressure chassis lubrication; motcr driven electric horn; unusually long springs; new type water-tight windshield. Touring Car - *795 Roadster - - - - $795 Club Coupe - - - § 935 Sport Touring - - 960 4-Passenger Coupe 1195 Sport Roadster - - 895 Sedan - © -« - « 1295 Special Sport Touring 975 Traveler - - - - 1585 Prices F. O. B. Detroit; Rewenue Tax to be added DISTRIRUTED Bi WARD MOTOR CO, Inc. 3016-18 Locvst BI. ASSOCIATE DEALERS: W. COLE, 1116 Hamiiten A: SEIFART MOTOR CAR CO., rae MATT SPROUL 00 a KOENIG MOTOR CAR CO _ Ernst St. Louis. itt Sparta, Lafayette Av. KOHLER MOTOR CO... 5663 Deimar. TIMES AUTO CO.. Fa = SELIERMAN MOTOR CAR CU HEITMAN MOTOR CO., 7805 lwory Av 831 8-20 Washington Av. MOTOR INN, Collinsville, Ul.. L. TRUNK & SON, De Sote, Mo. eee ie, ho oe “ rs motoring public has been emphatic in its approval of the new Ford Four-Door Sedan. In all parts of the country its ecylish appearance and inviting interior have brought the car instantly inte great demand. ; Now, at as reduced pnce, it presents a more compelling value than ever Aithotgh better looking, roomser, easier riding, it is listed a: forty dollars jess $685.00 £. o. b. Detroit Chis good-looking comfortabie, and dependable Ford eelling at thie ‘ce price offers an agreeable solution to your closed car problems These cars can be obtained through the Ford Weekivy Purchase Plan. See Any Authorized St. Louis Ford and Lincoln Dealer. '“Jnited States and Canada. ‘old by months this year compared hota and North: Dakota as quick!y | SALESMENFIRSTIN. tember Sales—Laboring ee EE ee sree Combined by Approximately 40.000. ~ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_———_—< “ee ESSEX COACH Classes Rank Second. | D TROIT, Mich., Oct. 13.—The | monthly compilation of sales of the | Paige-Detroit Motor Car Co. shows | that salesmen bought more Paiges and Jewetts during September than any other business or iabor classifi- cation. An analysis of sales has just | been compiled and is being sent to distributers, including the Newell Motor Car Co. of St. Louis. Next in number of purchases were members of the labor classes, such as foremen. mechanics, machinists, miners and mill workers with the exception of members of the build- ing trades. Here are the classifications and percentages of the Paiges and Jew- etts which were purchased during the month of September: Salesmen is anne Foremen, mechanics, machinists, miners. mill workers, labor- OS. «. ; » ea I Executives and manufacturers. Grocery and meats Building trades Miscellaneous Occupation not given Real Estate and Insurance..... Women . Farmers Merchants Adee + sabanmee Garage and Accessories ....... Retired Physicians tinbstat ane Gov't. and Municipal emp. . Hotel, Restaurants and Drinks Railroad employes Bankers and brokers Clerks, bookkeepers, etc. .. Engineers Lawyers . Taxi, chauffeurs, livery Drugs . 19.6 ~-—-- — INDUSTRY BUSY TO REPLACE. OPEN CARS " “In the closed car idea lies the hope of prosperity for the motor car industry,” said R. Cc. F’rampton, president of the Hudson-Frampton Co., Hudson-Essex distributers, Sat- urday. “The big business jn the next few years will be replacing open cars with inclosed ones. “It is a fact that three out of five open-car owners want inclosed cars. That means that the present pre- ponderance of open cars will have to be reversed in favor of a balance of inclosed ones. “Just that market alone is going _to keep the automobile business ac- | tive, and that means that the related lines of textile, leather, lumber and metal will lixewilse be busy and pros- | perous. “Since Hudson became a specialist | in inclosed cars, its factory has been | operated at maximum speed, and to- | day is turning out more super-sixes | than ever before in its history in an attempt to catch up with the public demand. “One of the great advantages of inclosed car ownership is that the resaie vaiue is high. There is noth- ing theoretical about that. The c!as- | sified-ad columns will prove it. When I talk to car buyers I am more and | more impressed with their viewpoint | | on prices. They believe that tnclosed | | cars must come down in price—and | | T agree with them. Quality must be | present, of course, but there must! | be quality, utility and low price, and; not simply quality aione.” SR he SEPTEMBER SALES | OF GENERAL MOTORS General Motors in September sold | | $9,400 cars and trucks compared vith 66,019 in August; and further compared with $5,443 in September, (922. Preliminary figures for Sep-— ‘ember tnclude the combined sales of the passenger and commercial car ** After 36,000 miles my Eeesex sune al most like s new car.” | | TI “Heve owned 23 cara. For reliebility end service my Besez is best of all.” my t “On four Besez care { have owned my total repeir bills have been less than $35.” HHH HN “Seill bee alithe Ff famous Eesez pep and economy efter 34,000 | miles.” ose “In Eeooex with mile. ege over 100,000 miles I toured 23 states, 65006 miles . eny ical trouble whatever.” I “Oilt rvice —_ this Rewex for | miles at trifling ex penee {EAUDEOTTUUHAELATH $1145 Freight and Tax Extra Freight and Tax Extra TheOneHundred Thousand Mile Car Ask Any Owner Anywhere— There Are 134,000 Essex Owners “The finest chassis of its size that is built,” is the way leading British automobile experts speak of Essex. And that is exactly the opinion held by more than 134,000 Essex owners. So ask them. Ask the first Essex owner you meet. You will find Essex cars that have delivered 75,000 to 100,000 miles of service. Extracts from letters re- produced here are typical of what all Essex owners are saying of the car. 70,000 Coaches in Use All Closed Car Comforts—Open Car Cost Until Essex brought out the service has established their Coach, a closed car at moder- enduring reliability. Today, ate cost was not to be had. when getting most for one’s Naturally the Coach became money is all important, the leading type. It created, proved reliability counts and through two years of above all else. leadership, still holds first You will never regret own: place. There is no other ;, g a closed car that is. in closed car at so little extra every way a first-rate auto- COSt OVET OPER CAF Prices. mobile. But the costliest body There are other closed cars on an unsatisfactory chassis sold at around $1145. But will always be an annoyance what kind of ‘chassis have and an expense. they? Think of that when what closed car at almost the you buy. Essex Coach price offers More than 70,000 Coaches such convincing evidence of are in use. Two years of value? It is tried and true. : (664) HUDSON-FRAMPTON Hudson and Essex Distributors Salesroom: Locust at Lindell Cut-Off Service and Parts: 4517-4539 Delmar Bl., Near Tazlor LOCAL ASSOCIATE DEALERS FENDLFIR BROS. MOTOR CAR ©0., 123 Lemay Ferry Ha | ‘Hs MOTOR SALES OO., 1720 Lafayette zs , a <o-agpamacotinas =p GARAGE. Page and Ferguson Avs. CLAYTON MOTOR ©O., Clayton, Mv. WEST END MOTOR SALES CO., 5875 Delmar Av., St. Louis, Mo. ee ADVER livisions of General Motors in the The number of cars and trucks with last year follow: 1923 January ..... $9,162 February .... 65,468 71,698 . 76.854 75,420 69,708 . 61,667 66.019 Beptember .. .°€9,400 October November December *This preliminary figure of saies ‘Includes Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Makiand, Oldsmobile passenger and commercia! cars and GMC trucke. STANDARD OIL WILL DISTRIBUTE ETHYL GAS ' Jn his address before the Society of Automotive Engineers in Chica- sro, Oct. 12, C. F. Kettering, presi- dent of the General Motors Chem- ical Co., announced that eae contract had been entered into between that company and the Standard Ol) Co. of Indiana for the distribution of Mthyl Gas. Ethy! Gas is the new fuel devel- cped by General Motors Research Corporation. It is said to have the leffect of taking the knock out of @ ‘'raotor, no matter under what condi- itions or load an automobile is driv- ‘en. It is the result of several years , research and test at the laboratories cf the Genera! Motors Research Cor- ‘poration tn Dayton. Ethy! Gas has '¢ characteristic light wine color, iarhich distinguishes it from other ‘gutomopbtile fuels. Distribution by the Standard ()!) ' Company of Indiana will cover tne states of Indiana, Michigan, Illinots, ?finnesote, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mis- gourt, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Da- | \ex tnstnliation 4k be mate , og |_____—s ADVERTISEMENT = CHARGES REASONABLE—CURE EF FECTED—WOMAN HAPPY a. Free to Asthma and Don’t Go on Suffering. Read Mrs. Brown’s Letter. Then Come and Be Cur aly Fouee a Dr. C. Matthew Coe, St. Louis, Missouri, Oct. 3, 1%25. Free Trial of Method That Anyone 501 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. Can Use Without Discomfort My Dear Doctor Coe: You certainly have suffered for 8 years. I such as hot water, 10 I came under your trea Doctor Coe, your methods m your suffer one bit more 2m the benefit of other women who are troubled like i yy ning yy = Fy e backache, so bad I could not sleep. But after you || Ar wan: to show everyone «: ad my backachewas disappearing. And now since you | iftiewlt breathing. alt Ww ntirely free fromthe backaches I usec to have so much | "Puta tres I also wish to say for was, that I had a terribl began treating me, I foun have cured me, I am © of the time. Doctor Coe, general For the benefit of any man . 4 - . fain. po this letter a6 you see fit | Benf free trial of rour method ter. | Ladies and Gentiemen—Isn't a absurd for anyone to go on euf- fering with rectal troubles. with such evidence of the saccess of my treatment. methods, etc.. as the let- ~ neo Sl patients—show. Last week I published written by Mr. H. 5824 Enright Av., who fered for nine years. In this nd- | vertisement I publish a letter writ- | ten by Mrs. Alex Brown. of 3853 | Biaine Av., who had suffered | eight years. RE FAIR WITH YOURSELF. REASON WITH YOURSELF. | Mrs. Brown, Mr. Noland. and a. great many others who have writ- ten letters, hoping to influence | others, would not write such iet- + 4 reasonable, and your I feel that your charges are mos le, kindness, shown to all your patients, certainly is appreciatea. | FREE TRIAL COUPON iblish from time to time— | tnt ot @ tanh * there was an} expressions of gratitade for their \ charee and «ive consultation by mall, <a) or write—tt will pay vou. or Loses of Time. Vre have @ method fer the of sured me.of a very painful case of Piles, with which Thad || ashme and we want you ’ © Uy a cur expense. No matter whether your ease used all the usual local and home remedies.I knew about, || is of ionr standing or recent ¢ whether it ts present ae Chron tions, salves, etc., but got only temporary relief until of Hay Fever. you should send Tria! of our method. Ke matter tment, on Aug. 21st, of this year. | GtimemtS yo, age or occupe of treatment are gentle and mild. I did not | OR BA : treatments, than I did with the affliction. | epraren i Lopeiega cases oon i ouc . leet a single the method af cide. Stmyply amil coupor below rou even Go not pay an S icted. I desire you to use i , STHMA CO, or woman who is affl ; S y | (arb, Mesare pid MA ¢ Sa RE With much gratituce, I am your friend, Dis UZ boy yea 3853a Blaine Av. ae. ‘sa oe esd heir minds as to what [own cure, and also a desire to beip tee _ any other person who may by sim- larly affected. PILES wanoctne KNIFE No Cutting. No Chloroform. No Hospital. No Danger. No Loss of Time. TELL YOUR FRIENDS. You and they need the right kind of treatment. Treatment that CURES. re — Why su@ering when a positive. cumrantced cure t« within veer reach? Remanber, { give consultations evrd make exam/!nations af my office FREE of Dr. ©. Matthew Coe OFFICE Bots 2A. M. to SP. M. Saccesser to otees anl'w. F weknaea © 595 Pins th, "Se Lous Mo. Seamn fem & | _ e_i™~

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sa. Sohn ae a a hee 4 % Ci sites a @.. ea en ee ae te Tt age ool sane Agere Fors 8 eS BI As gb pe le ep ine - ry Ges A ptetentr: hg aah la E in HA IN A i a lene OAD sah m pty ante Oye ORR es ah a One GOL a ee SRN « . * « he ae «of db OE gh ert Af ~_" a ORE eran ee ee ide Se ee ae! ane = i. i’ = oF i os me: ? i : | > eas Bee Cashiers op pote a oR Pee. ee ee a ee . THEY Pe a : Ps bh x a af WARE dhs TH ee ae cae sti Ss ae ——_ ie oo i p" ed ~~ A hstiaiile sw oe Rana cheat +s ‘ al Se “a SBA TE HP # ee ee ony ert) ee oe >” ie ener a a oe * OO 25 Paes ty « 4 ¢ . a roe tt Gd SS fre tare ee 2 pach eaten ape chit oh tahoe fod dhianse Ptr oF ny Ve Se Ae S i) - . i aL gh RPS io eg Ba ANS Sgt nea | 7 Sho 2 a as 30. _, ST.LOi'SPOST-TISPATCH NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY Any of #shese books will be sent by ‘marcel post to cardholders on receipt of postage, in order of application. FIELD BOOK OF CHESS GENER- | ALSHIP OF CHESS GENER- S : | A clear and easy method for util- | izing in practice the theory of playing chess. Written because of a request from many amateur chess players. The author i a champion chess player. An intro- duction giving many good pointers is written by the late champion of the United States, A. B. Hodges. BEE-KEEPING FOR ALL, by Tick- ner Edwards—Mr. Edwards tells how a maximum profit may be ob- tained by amateurs as well as pro- fessional agriculturists with @ rmin- ’ The author has had 40 years ¢i- perience aS a bee-keeper. - e ~_ on =~ * & _ a : @arkens so naturally and | of a personality and its picture of — ee 4 fan mS : grenty. that pobody can tel & + America’s literary, social and po- . > ~ J g - - sia 4+ 4% ~ e . . has been applied—it’s so easy tical life for almest Ralf a cse- > —_ , ¢ or : @ use, too. You simply | a ten thee Cael War dampen omb or soft brush | tury. His service 1 é — = — o _ rings Pe : x ‘rs veis ho and at r ad > } 1, = = ai £4 bas = and draw it through the hair, | te oft lag oo: 8 taking one strand at a time. | ind his later life at ambr! +h ¥ . — — —— ¥ , 2 ry ti + » ee a _# . be! 4 ¥y mortung ine gray Nair Cis- LK uy . > ~ = . ”- mre. |@ppears; after amother appl- | ginson’s experiences as &nm anti > »* Ae & oe - rer tator and a constant ac- ¢ation or two, it is restored | it to its natural color, and looks [} | vwocate of woman suffrage are fea- | lossy, soit and beautiful. ll tures of the narrative ‘RURAL CALIFORNIA. By E J. j Wickson Describes industrial ac- b complishment in rurai Califarnia | s influenced by th natural re sources of e State and by so- napter titles are: Phrsical and Yeer Skin Can Be QUICKLY Cleared climatic settings; Soil; Resources of Pimples, Biackheads, Acne Erup- Agricultural industries; Plants and ~ o> the “ “ body, Barbers’ crops: Irrigation and Highwars Ke ; arged Pores, Oily The author is Emeritus Professor - y Skin. Write today for my FREE of Horticulture in the University y Booklet, “A CLEAR-TONE 5 sap laa E E !sxix ", telling how | cured ef California. " ° myself after being aficted = TIQUETTE By Gabriel Rosiere for pver fifteen years. $1000 Cold Cash . P Deals with all phases of deport- vw. 3 —— ’ a ae &. $. GIVENS. 300 Chemical Building ment it cal be studied by those Kansas City, Mo. interested in the subiects as 3 vy hole or pDsed as an e? ‘yclopedia Clean your car: don't just polish it, says expert “The finish on your car is the ect of a craft de veloped long re the automobile was asoed of. Youcan't tmprevs t imish And the ose of oily lishes™ of waxes that cover M up, and attract dust. is clear!y —K maetereily: and may be @aintained throughout the ifs ef the car “’ How Science has made it easy to keep motor cars looking new! _ Common Sense, the Greaseless Cleanser iS prepared with scientific exactness to meet the out-ofdoors conditions that affect motor cars. Its action is solely upon those elements which form the dingy, gray film that so soon cheapens and makes even the finest cars look commonplace. Ten years of exhaustive tests, embracing thousands of cars and every climatic influence, prove conclusively, that the reguiar use of Common Sense alone, wil] keep cars looking new. Results with Common Sense depend not upon “‘strong-arming’’, nor upon the scour- ing action of abrasives. Its principle is that ~ a y correct solvent. It instant- uquines ail foreign matter which is then absorbed by the cleaning cloth. Hence re Sults come with amazing ease. Common Sense quickly brings back to the finish, the origina! factory lustre. Not the temporary ‘‘shine’’ of a ‘‘polish’’: nor that en off by a layer of wax, but the Factory tre itself, with its cloudless sheen of sparking newness — Bone dry and glass ~— protected from dust, moisture, the atmosphere and other harmfu! elements. Common Sense. Insist on it It has saved Many @ paint shop job, yet costs only $1.00. Your regular dealer can supply you. Or send $1.00 direct to the Laboratory for @ supply by return mail, postpaid. res Ceummen Seuse Mix. Co.. 508 XN. Whittier, Saint Louis. m DPEALERS: Have Commen —Pflsee on bar - “ur custemers, when the and displn & @o they can see you have it will pay you. Your reguiar jobber can SuPpiy You Or write us Girect fer immead\a‘c Shipment. Address as shews ; z . : >» » ' = druggist says everybody uses [{ (yrrreRs AND JOURNALS OF ’ ) SSS Seo SS SS See Sj ay ss a —— tmum of time, money and trouble. | tive with a brew of Sage Tea | Written by one of Bernhardt's in- and Sulphur. Whenever her {|} | timate friends. He takes uP her | Bair took on that dull, faded |] | social life rather than her life as [i or streaked appearance, this | a great actress. § simple mixture was applied, '| ‘pDRAMATICS FOR SCHOOL AND) u ; ; ~? c al ; ~ } gecipe, improved by the addi- | with such wubjects 3 mE AR, F Qion of other ingredients, all innovations, lighting. aptting.,¢ | geady to use, at very little | tuming amd make-up, and ot gost. This simple mixture | which deal with the agp ral | ean be depended upon to re- a play. A bibliography aPiprotd store natural color and beauty | is given at the end, divided os ¢o the hair. | ene act plays, biblical, pageants (aya ea —_— » S44 SSC eS l l = (SS eS a ee es os as ed * vl ; i” F Hy i ? Pod & ; (has A ‘ “@ is ‘ =~— os ) ' Extended Payments Torcheres Fruit Bowl and Tray Flectric Tort heres Jus: the thing te seer:e your gnue«t.,. ef colers. The base these beautiful gcoid- is finished im cold en amber glass com- ; complete with bisation sets; com = cord and plete at this Q8c BS“ ™ 98c 8B = plug: cach... = BEEBE EE BEBE EEE 2 ee | b i | il lib Lb ' hii ' Sse a - 3 » # « Furniture values beyond compare are offered in this continuation of our mammoth Warehouse Removal Sale. You save by buying now, and helping us to save the cost of moving from our old warehouse to our new. ” : +++ Hh "Rs OVERSTUFFED SUITE The attractiveness of your living room depends upon your careful selection of the furniture that Is to go into it. The overstuffed Living-Room Suite illustrated is beautifully designed and solidly constructed. ft has loose cushions and is upholstered in a high quality velour. $ One of the rare vaiues in this 1 29 Beds and Bedding Specially Priced e} =z - a Al iin >; — PEERED PAPREELE | f : +e : a “4 a? a ; ms Ot; 3 | aE Ry T eel i 4 e | ti ey MATTRESS Simmons Bed This seft, luxuriers Mat i reas poe Se aed Si t hex Th be} Crib i —— — bs 2S om BRASS BED OUTFIT Massive Brass Bed. ODD BOW-END SEs Link Springs Thas link fabric Spring cempiete with cettesg Beautifully designed and ~ full-size strengis and feit mattress finished im walnut 4 enstracted and fully and Simmens spring rare valve in this Ware guarauiced i wender- Priced special for ore, ~~ 2: $4.95 .. $39.7 ie eS ee - .# “s eee ww a Massive Davenette Suite This massive Davenette Suite is upholstered in fine quality brown Spanish imitation ieather. The divan opens into a full-size bed. Armchair and rocker to match. it is a splendid set and a most S45 .0O unusual vaiue at.... sa . ih or. e . oS agi 1” _ se : @-;-8: ‘ Renaissance Breakfast Suite italian Renaissance designed Breakfast Suits. Finely con- structed and finished in baked white ename! with paie green stripe. Consists of drop-ieaf table and two benches. -$ .50 ee ee eis _* + * * 1- VILL, “7 UMN ifr LLL No matter what you nced in the Furniture or furnishings line, you will find it here during this sale at prices that will amaze you. Ali merchan- dise has been marked down to the very limit in order to clear our present warehouse. a. + Ye ‘ . | tae: i |. QUEEN ANNE DINING-ROOM SUITE This attractive Queen Anne Dining-Room Suite is well con- structed and finished in wainut. It consists of a buffet, china closet, extension table 50 and 6 chairs with leather seats. 1 1 ©. Priced at only... se wececcevesce ~ a ae - ; Cane-Back Living-Room Suite This attractive cane-back Suite is finished in mahogany and has ltoose-seat construction. it is well constructed and a bargain at this : sj &% 7-30 NGS URES. SRE a eras aS CR we os » ~ a _" _ —_ 3-Pc. Windsor Bedroom Suite Each piece is weil constructed, large in proportion and fin- ished in walnut. Suite comprises large-size dresser, bow- end bed and chifforette. Very special! $65§-00 at Don't Fail to See These Sensational Values {= i€ CHIFFOROBE Finished in golden cak and has larce clothes- hang-ng cempartment. 4 drawers and hat bex. “per! ] far thrs al “ - = Cleverly designed and excellently constructed. i xe rane oe el rs ~~ pr = Russell avenues eightieth annive tion today. ft 4 churches in & erly hbarizg beer stree*s- tion was as the southe Fe me , - he : 4 ‘ ae a - > : As — ay : : —=— Te on a é Sa ; ; = + ; ‘ ’ ad tae ie ; In walnut and comprises bow-end bed, large chifforobe and beautiful vanity. Priced extremely rene oF ace ‘Now Is the Time to Buy Yo Stove or Range © z eS Made of Dutch siiver These figure 7 7 | | i= iL { 51 «b : : BEDROOM SUITE — structed and consists of ful! size bow-end bed, spacious chifforobe and beautiful van- so ZR cert ee ity. K is one of the wonderful valves in this Warehouse Remcva! Sale o_o wv i Ml ; ; ' a 5 ae Eee = SS ¥ iM 4 4 Seth 2 ak ~ey : rn =. ie Ay ude, aw ieee 4 eS Se ar Rae ex ees a ee 4 al + S oe + Ae — a as t ns. a ie eS ees Beaten 2 et See = $167: —— . wy it ae ; fee Pie: 4 *,! J 1 ¢ Withee cet: + Firs ‘ er, . Mohair Overstuffed Each piece of this magnificert Suite is ~ ¥ r '. ee -~ : b: ee eee tag" "BM off eed — ah ee aay. bee “— = s a ” Oe i ee moe r oa : > eee 4 aS, : 2 “ oe + oh et 2 ces ot ae ee Tab res ies aA 6 his nae ih # verge Boe

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SURDAY. “a . the City Circulation of the Deity POST-DISPATCH «alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH St v. ey > CS ————— me’ CHURCH OBSERVES {the “German Ey aes 2 “: . . . . . . ; | 6, Be “yi M+ the Rev. G. B. Schieck, | devoted to the Ladies’ Aid Society oariee churches will be at the organ H. F. Ruhe. A. G. O.. rga ei at = a ‘ -~ « : | eu 0 nist ant terse have been in the pastorate or BP ryst Office ‘ ‘le rks Annual Dance.‘ sation in 8&t. Louis.” I as n 185 OY it » . *_ + . —— e . . H ANNIVERSARY TODA\ dopted the hame “St. Marcus Shien ov a fal H. C. Toeile, pastory-of Zion|and women’s work, with the Rev. E.|inm this service. In the evening. the choirmaster of the church. St. Marcus: G. W. ' s |.ouis rostoffice Clerks - . “s Trelipwe . ° . ‘ . alan s6 " i ; - i , Pa ij svangelical Church, and the Rev. | Bleibtreu, pastor of the Carondelet |St. Marcus choir. which has been A bazar and supper will be given ler, J Hoffmann, J. Noliau. I .ssociation wl! give oie annual fait Sanita selical Church.” ]j | n that year it aleo'!}r ] | 1 Be Held Morn.-] 5; | 60 FE. H. Eilts. for astor of St ir-lE eel hur : seme } . ses Wil md i-} Surchased the cemetery at Gravois | cus now re former pastor of St. Mar-/ Evangelical Church, and the Rev. Hi. vest — this anniversary, will pre- in the church hall and dining room 'Nollau, KE. H. Bilts. and, since | nie at Abiiebaetiee vnvervagor } s s . } -% ; 7% . ho , St moia , . Ses re ek he le . * } " ¢ sé ’ : ate “ S52 @ ati : . . abe ; ‘ ) . Afterm mu an ind Loughborough avenues, which | pit, The afters will oc UPS the pul- L. Streich, executive sé etary, as oar the Sacred cantata. The City \Wednesday, beginning at 2 Pp. ™. jcember, 1921, EF. &. Leibne | ee ‘ay ond Sher on Evening. is still Known as Old St. Marcus! 1 afternoon service will be, speakers. Several 0: ganists of neigh- ie8 Ged." under direction of Elmer. Since 1850, the hotow! ‘AS Minis-' present pastor joe enw dalle gee) o— aeee = Si eae merous Evangelical Church,| Semetery. The Nex St saree 5 | ~ a iC Russeil avenues, will ob- vemetery also property ar ’ ae ‘ | oe ery, also property of the con-| ome—-sJ a0 oO Ee aighticth anniversary of | gregation, is south of we Ree ena sorceress em A ny ad SS tent i 07) today. It 1s one of Ps eres on Gravois avenue. The pres- | MA , in South St IL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED—ADD 10% OF ENTIRE ORDER FOR POSTAGE—ANY EXCESS POSTAGE WILL BE PROMPTLY RETURNED —————s + churches in South ent church was built in 1914 and' Dutch Pe emerly having been at Third | dedicated in the Spring of 1915. | — 2) streets. Anniversary services wil) b held | 0 | —aen oe n og stat farted nis morging, afternoon mse predseiscl ' PEPSODENT or PEBECO : American Lady Dou- wins each BSC . 3, as the so D ein the first service, beginning at! TOOTH PASTE | ble Mesh Hair Nets a8 ie . : 3 for $1 00 | ALL COLORS, CAP OR FRINGE | : 73c per Dozen . 4 ) * : : : - | Coty’ Ss | 5Oo . $1 50 sis Piver’s i | L’Origan Dr. West Mary Carden Vieramye | Toilet Water or Le Trefle Ce te ee mo me ro Face Powder Tooth Brush i'nee Powder Saves OR UG CoO. ‘lees TOILET WATER : bed a corrs | | $3.50 Coty’s L’Origan | e the paying bai : | ORIGINAL 3-OUNCE BOTTLE, ont mont OO o| $198 |§ EV ENTH AND WASHINGTON AVE. |=: $4.98 : GARB e Sree venient mo at the UNION, hase for future BICYCLE POKER Puretest | $3.75 Hor-| Father $1.00 5-Yard Package Perfect $12 Caron’s Black FR EE PLAYING | CHIPS Rubbing | lick’s Malt-| John’s Carbozine Absorbent : A 35c box MIRROR NAIL POLISH CARDS | ireakavie red,| Alcohol ed Milk Medicine | Antiseptic ae Cotton Nar CISSUS Extract ie —With every $2.00 No. Straight or white and blue, t OPE N ." A N 66 Hughes’ Ideal Hair Bridge Decks, Rox of 100 Pant Settio, | Mecwes, stee, a. Tablets, 49c cartons, AG Bresh at . in 3 for $1 49c 39c $2.69 73c 49c 49c oe. ACCOUNT Spring Maid Twin Compact] SPRING MAID SPECIAL FREE! 50c Package of / wm | }} || Candy Special We offer as a spec ial a 50c box of Spring Maid | Face Powder aad oneS! Spring Maid | Delicious Jordan Almonds bottle of Spring Maid = ound Box, 33c - : EL : | : hol . ; '* Toilet Water: a real | | WE Lay A 1.56 lue: © sale, Vi | | ; ; # Mica ” se esi cc af . eee: ty ye ! —- GOO!) { L OTHE f a, ! ' 98 . ougs 3 ge oe or Yucatan ewe | : : y Pound rolis in | r Jr Face Pow Our latest addition to the pop- Ste it is finished ye dresser, spacious 139-75 wlar Spring Maid irresistible line (Limit of two to f Teillet Preparcti . © 0 parations \ a customer) This is a double Compact, as picture illus- ee _~ is made like a single Compact, ; rt T bi 5 es Gy viandetnag atte ore | Balmwort Tablets| SPEGIALS IN OUR RADIO DEPARTMENT = (ORE bag. ‘Contains powder and puff on one side and reuge and puff on other side, with a er ant : riety «ow 0 SPECIAL SALE $12.00 Crystal Set | : vy oma double-faced mirrer in center. —— Bladder Disorders - Coo l e G S / Regular Price, $1.50 es > TT; . HEAD PHONES ( omplete with hones, inside d Va u ood ervic Monday at 98c > — . or ha ae Iu this lot are various makes. aeviat ‘and ground ‘w ‘wires $8.49 Le aN PER TUBE REGULAR 50c | t= donna leaves. 1-25 $4.00, 85. owes Tested Crystals | 20c y's : ber: Conjunction With Square Deali | aa | quare ed ing he Secret ofa Youthful Complexions, * : 4 eT. ee bs mai per ar ae 8 the Bde corm Just received the latest and finest Loud Speaker. Thousands every year “dress up the GATELY § NTO S8ES1 buchu, lupulin and Just received the latest and finest Loud Speaker. = €95 OO Ce ie it : The ’ | —na ‘a boric acid: $1.23 cautiful, clear tone—the s..° No battery n I os 2 geo al of ; AY.” re’s a pleasing difference you'll like at SSS 1 package. Special Sale Ink Pencils, $1.25 value use wea sla ! ne = ya td 4h a 8 Quickly checks the ravages . Right goods, right service and right terms | Waturos Yay to Beants/ PS ” lO ORES J > 4 98c Dea }.. ey q of Pyorrbea; makes bleed- > eee Ge phi ht | yore’ 4 ing, tender gums firm and ie built” 108 GATELY storés in America. Profit § ° eS a ne, ' our liberal, dignified charge plan. | GS-58 SAN, 95.55 . ————— Lane a (alt hard; tightens Idee teeth: , — You'll Never ri ape wee eae? Soci eepatedie relieves a the pain, soreness and dis- J ed a I J rT —. GAS HEATER A seprendid large size Heater constructed of rolled sterl with cast iron ten end bottom. $2.9 JT, > ee... = WA Bee © Pa Wilsonian : | oan rer |= ~ Eee vA. || ge Sessa HairMade _|CIGAR DEPT.|~—,,,trouan $100 Alarm ' ite etree oa PEE RSE RSE as’ ea) 7 ( . ' ' THuahiit.*'T' fart * N t rH | W J | S0c Briar Pipes Free - , O QO A S | - gecesi ee ‘Sore Py : on ts : \ Clock a Ura Y avy ° MONDAY OXLY Child “ Lu eh Kit | Sree iien Few eae .. : ; | \o longer is it necessary to lasting beauty. A few drops One Ste Brier Pies Abee- i ren $ n $ f wall [| guecunll Sa ee eS eet Ses gn _ _ — ir: metres ight Sn Sa Seem; ee: ‘ olerate dull. straight, unat- of Domino Ourlette, the a ae galt. F ; KEEPING WELL——An We Tadiet # a rie Hair; ies it nec- amazing new liquid, will Pome Cen of ie Complete with '-Pint Bottle , Parior Heater iui N | a 7 | (a yaguase apercemt) Tees Gs ~~ ~ . 98c essary to waste time, pa- give you, in 15 minutes, " | Velvet or Prince Albert me rrr iO = 0 aS The ents . : ' night will help keep you weil, by . 2 29 see: Watre tience or money for an arti- NA rURAL permanent wove Tobacco re front of this toning and strengthening your ¢i- — by Mail ficial looking “permanent” ¢ffect that lasts 7 days. gestion and elimination. wave in order to be attrac- Regular $1.00 at eur regular price of ; Science has found a Bottle, 19¢ $1. 20 splendid Heater is cust Sale Price NaS Rubberset Shaving Brushes - — ie ae Monday iron and the —— Vea Sterilized: Absolutely Guaranteed sit i straight DOMINO CURLET TE Buying lNmit, One Pound to Regular %1,00 69c | hair into a mass of a customer. made eof bine steel. For ED values... =i $1.00 Adierika. . $1.00 Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil : Wey FREE ! $1.00 Waterbury Compound % FREE ! r | Ta a a a en en Oe ee ee 7 : - il F | [-— this sale... Spring Maid Nail 25e can L y Advertised Clothes | ee we Old Block | a . hia prime Maid Cuticle From the famous ™ N JUNIORS—Littlo Ms 30c Bromo Quinine’... ~. One-third the regular dose. Mado Caldwell Syrup Pepsin......... $1.00 Mary Garden Face Powder. 25c Mary Garden Taicum 3 for em Aspirin Tablets, dozen, : Bayer’ s Sp 93¢ 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste.......... Taleum with a G0¢ Regular $3 value makers of Artcraft Ciub fthe same ingredients, then cen 4 | 7 : - * (Cuaranteed 2 dozen, 25c; bottle of 100 260 Sanitol Tooth Paste bex I'May Wace 2 Bromo Seltzer. .23c, 45c, 89c | 26c Listerine Tooth Paste. ... der, = 49 || —Special. $1.00 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder. eel ctor mover. 8 a ad I TT I av coated For children ‘and DISHPAN 1 Clothes, E xce l l oO and Sale Price, 18c 4 Doe AG Creomulsion . $1 00 Boncilla Beautifier A he Patit Pow- 76c Boncilla Cold or Vanishing PTR Sée box Hytene for One Year These are extr 4 j i - i size Sun-rayed i" alumi- | Strand Clothes. Style, fit = par weems California Syrup Figs Ss Face Powder with a Sie bex Cascarets . Era es epee, $1 eth tenis Oleh a oa . . are a rare valuc at Powder. numi Dishpans, They and absolute satisfaction § , ~~ . ie | we gg ye 7 Doan’s Kidney Pills............... 75c Krank Latherkreem. .69e FREE ! — - is guaranteed by the | maker and Gately’s. A 7 7 =F Pure mpatteds, Cassimeres, Stripes, Checks, Plain § ‘ ee em er 4 lues, Mixtures and Herringbones. orturing, en- Sen,” Rouge with a 50¢ E | larged, inflamed = box Cyrano Stores Open Till 9:00 P. M. Saturdays pet, etened aK. ae. —— Fitch Shampoo. $1.50 Krank Lemon Facial Pack. $1 .19 Gude’s Pepto Mangan. 500 Lustrite Manicure Set .36¢ A abe jar Oderone ES Cee oe oa 6 a aie poaee aa we. OMG GAMO... ----- es crsetrge res 50c Freeman’s Face Powder....... .34c | s¢ | $1.50 Kolor Bak z ' 50c Mavis Face Powder............ Listerine 210, 42c, 78c | 50c Nadine Face Powder Lysol 17c, 34c, 67c | 25c Hike Antiseptic, 18¢; 3for..... FREE ! = — face r quickly ended i in anew, mi easant way. So simple it takes utamoment to apply. Suffering FREE ! twinges stop at once. Redness anc re Jooth ? soreness complete! ly disappear. In- A ‘ . flammatory swelling 1 quickly dis- Rrush with every persed. Entirely different. Costs + weet Ble tube I. lems 2 000.000sold. Made and Jooth Paste. works wonders. Over ? $1.00 Mastin Vitamon Tablets Theatrical Cold Cream, i-ib. can. > A ft guaranteed by Foot Re medy Co., Chicago. Musterole le ~~ ¢ w gee eee leased Milk’s Emulsion....... nae $1.60 Gouraud Oriental Cream. re eoffer a wee ree iria! not FREE ' ee Milkweed Cream 7 73c FREE | 7 Poe and satisfied, we refund your money Nujol ... A specially purchased lot of . al ee = Nuxated Iron Tabiets........73¢ | Mum Deodorant. : é, fur- trimmed Coats stun- ‘ | fe WW: ral oY ; | en "Gillette Blades | Pluto Water, ctable 6 a. > ne Nest Depiiatory ... 3 for. 340 pi end en 12-ineh | me: | w &£ t B every inkham’s Vegetabie ompound ven : ; eC: ; 7. PS Pee ; - $1.25 Dier Kiss Vegetal Sie | eee ee clamayper, magly — as “ee sae. ; ie. ic Brownie Gillette 0 | Su $1.00€ : Ae $1.75 Dier Kiss Toilet Water... .$1.48 ing Leticn. copper _ 210, 42c, 79¢ | 50c¢ Giazo Nail Polish + le PE ye ee Sale Price, $2.98 Nadinola Cream ae apie Dupiexs HRazter Six-pound weight: duaranices 26c with a pka. Dur- year, complete with six feet detach- fF Mentholatum 6Cc Murine Eye Remedy. Se > oa 50c Elcaya Cold Cream | 50c Hind’s Honey and Aimond Oream.34c | #*™ Dupiex 39c uble cord. Blades at.. es, a queued T coum fT r_lr wae of Rane on "RENE Es, @ most wanted fabrics and Ends Bunion Suffering aged $1.00 Taniac .. reflector. . Get yours tomor- rr ea cu, bra gene ae Rega HAIR CLIPPERS cre a f eg. BS. terms. Pay but a fow dollars a a Guaranteed Rubber Goods Sale a down. Imme diate delivery. | | es. aed ~ , NO. 1 and NO, @ SIZES ONLY FOR CUTTING MAIK | 7 ae MOS a | | eer “1 $3.00 Security Combina- $3.25 Security Foun | with forged steel handles and frame; very best tempered sicel cut- tion Fountain Syringe iain Syeinge. maroon ting blades, corrugated bottom plates, two sizes, No. 1 and No. 0. s et iam) and Hot Water Bottle. ee, $] 69 Guaranteed absolutely = Diamond Edge and other popular a aren, es | maroon rubbet 39 size tubing . : : Regular is just the thing these ae * mora- brands tweo-blade Knives. Patterns of |r _— fr OME FR, =f rs Se 9 eMC RE Ra Ip ne TET plated, oniy , oe my beautiful hair again! Just as it looked > —At yen Gay See fore the first gray hair appeared -and to think | : The days of falling hai: and secaip alimenta are hae easily I did it myse!f! pe med Positively Will Not injure Hair PR VAN ESS —5 — 3ie 7 ft - 18 new treatment is fed directly inte the roots of ‘he hair by the patented , Farr’s always brings back the original, na- | | cates dandruff, stops fal)- has returned to its original color it is eas- A ing hair. Grows new hair im 90 daya. Ask for our upholstered In a fine fit i Aitach te Coaumpiion of current si ail times iiv hept so, and can be washed or curled . 4 ed guarantee on a tural color serviceable at Has three a ee thermostat coptrette 19-seat construction. fy CORNER S] ON ket. i ong Ace Rhema { preves a grent convetiience. without affec , ° sign r and wing fireside ie | XTH AND WASHINGT ie e ‘ae . pr ermest indixpensable. The ul ( affecting the colo | 5 | We Guarantee T his to three-bottie purchase. ee S ice places it within the reach of everyone. ; ; SP: gp BPi sr esig pi, The "Double ‘Electric Hot Pilate , Special 24 c 5 tua a xy. Grow Hair $1.37, or 3 bottles for $4 negeiar price #750; ‘1 o7= E. St. Louis—230 Collinsville Av. | a os $2.98 Monday. . = Alton—208 W. Third St. sieteaemeinmiaons —— Sos Serer — ae o=0——10 10 ———ar5010 orior=10 es Pe a C pre, eS a

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CON at IE CRY ORY EDEL CLL A EM Tn a CY ae ems 1 7OrRe> RyteMery > OLE PM AE Pm we ’ " ’ ee a ahaa tl Bele og pele alin ie inaalianiatiall fer sy? aon vill i 9 eee ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democratand the Times Combined et TR Rati, . eto 7 7. / ~ > * a > = 7 -_. oe ¢ rT iO ee. fa i ok th ut ee pitt OT gag Ne pa re om Age ey re artees ey eH Bit vt JT, ry ~d. yo ee rw a. pa -,. > 4A : » a eee dint re eae Vemma” ‘+s —_ al i : i= ~ » tame, 1 BP PEON ED 04 “@ ak ty tieh ial Poa ee ee oe ee eS V+ RAP WH oN Aor see wa 5 -_ > call ann Weenere a t¢ eh Gi eR Ny Ape Gene. otter of 2 ee gee > Mier ” a > et we ~ thee @ ‘lee My - oe sats ‘= vas ae ns) 5 > s —_ "he aoe om 2 p> n a 2 A RRC hae Si Ne eer A Pa or ote! ee oe « te F * . ree "4 Sas oe. ot A ty i We — ‘s* »i “+ a ‘ 4 + : | an 2% LAMP BLO OO Le Mtoe eres 3 bite me eis Ti ee ata " . . _— / r a Zager = atte: ve VET ts 1 wae ~\ ta) os oo fl — Wwery, 1 TV 1 TT A Gs COTTE et, 5 \ aw x m4 +? 4 ”) ee ee ae are ea ae ny > we MEY it PL eke hs os soe 6 e : * 2s i S s v* 4% ‘Hp led - ° ee ‘s ‘* “wy > Fe heed ‘rer, i Veer Ls r™>b ‘ fa ,* jes mw ey +" -* — .* “> of q we ere © , ; ray : *% 4 4 a j he hited ‘ q Ayhe tS ao ie . ’ mee bes mm Bee oe é é hs ad Pe PAS ee Le 2 ’ oo % i eek iver *. . 7 oe qreey by Oe tage ot A ete ang ‘? eee4 ¢ or EP wT ‘” a rer ams «+ “— ep. ; eet 0 te et Gt A pam 42% , a ‘ i+ + 2 a Pa tt. 7 ‘ tg SEER AGS A Aeon eee ~ oat - a at. : as = cal 7 “4 Ve “7 ats 3 a > LJ hy. - = " ‘ ow . ° y i a +t A. oethe - bat » os . Le ee - yt « “ gua 4 net o f “ £ * our Seroprictocs of the Grau ‘der a 93-year-lease pr P@Gal net rental of 6 & )walution. This site and adjoin the north side of Luca a mn acquired by Stix, ifer an eight-story at MGrand-Leader, which _ efzht and nine (tures, tle entire bled 2 ou ta Lucas aves Sometimes when people are considerim ; the purchase ot a Holland Furnace, they system iciemt amd comvenient as money can buy. It will be perrectiy evident fail to realize. temporariiy. that they wiil actually be worth more money AFTER the ometurni gs, in your home, are fully protected in the clean circulated air : . . . } = Te} > ‘+ — ' transaction than they were BEFORE it. pro s health at the same time. iffids ra line between the felds of luxury and non-luxury. When it seems difficult to draw a li e e eer ¢ helds of y and ne ; Buy Now And Be Pre j how would it be to ask oneself, in each particular case, “Will this purchase make pal 1 i _ Yo ot need to worry about the comfort of our home durins Winter xth to Seventh stree me richer or poorer = . - . your curing ‘gion of this buiidige J ths j . ) : — months the rest of your life tf you will s ll : | ws ‘ : | ., Although it is true that the Holland Furnace is moderately priced, and that it months the rest of your lite tr you wili see a Holland Man, now. , . : Seon, all the details | does use less fuel than any heating system that we have ever heard of, those are Just as soon as you say the word we afe ready to provide roo% heating service : 2 HOL } as with the building pi net the reasons why we say in this advertisement that you will be richer when you for your home. And why wait another day when you know positively that you LAND FURNACE have made your Holland investment. can never regret your Holland investment as long as you live? HOLLAND mich P 3 ') fhe Mercantile bow The point is that the value of your home will i much more than th Holland customers are not only satished. They are delighted! And that in a | : a = ene conte price of your Holland Furnace. tew words explains why The Holland Furnace Company is the largest concern of Y | . ‘eeutor and cruel It will at once be recognized as a health er home. An: iat , in- its kind in the world—a great, responsible Company that cam and does stand back | a4 pte estimated to be terested in it. they mtust acknowledge that your home is equipped with a heating of the Holland Guarantee Bond for every Holland-heated home : = ~ peerenimatety 35.0@ : ' > Frtatn—enane ~—— oF (‘Campbell estate own = ; . ‘ground under the mak Holland Furnace Company, Genera! Offices: Holland, Michigan a. “ penue, Composit Sil at the instance of F Largest Installers of Furnaces in the World Directly and Solely Responsible to You weg . resident of the a P Price paid for this fe 00° ST. LOUIS CENTRAL OFFICE CLIP HERE—PLEASE WRITE WITH PENCTL EE Tee tre co tne nite e . Two Factories: Holland Firnace Compazy oe ‘@pnex of the Grand-L oliand ich. qd oids, i . et a 4523 Shaw Avenue olland, Mich. Cedar Rapids, la Gentlemen: Please send me FREE bookiet, ‘“The Whole House Comfortable oy a ee ‘ - Over 240 Factory Branches and Clean. Se eed by the OME @ Phone Victor 1153—Grand 5854 ie Rieetent Dinhen aoomee ~s ‘the Mercantile Trust ¢ -Seutor and trustee. Other St. Louis Branches Are in Alphabetical List Below pea Scere oay oe FREE BOOK g& a | Theme wo owners “The Whoie House Comfortable ana A Sy, site The ai one-ef CALL UP THE HOLLAND SERVICE BRANCH IN YOUR CITY yeu should have in Sadia eaaias i cc mae aa These Are Exclusive Holland Branches—No Dealers " Send the en = us or get en with 4 | The Northeast Cort Wellington 0890 | Flint, Mich.. 1202 N. Saginaw + Weseatine. lown. 2 the mearest Holland Branch teday. No mat- = composed of Josey Thane Tiiue Inland ite@ Fond du Lac, Wis... 220 5. Main Si Kankakee. Ti. 205 W. Court st. Wuskeron. Mich. 110 E. Westerns eT many foe Se eee ee a Seemdont, Vee = _=—~ . x ij... ae ‘ . =e . : a or - av. Fort Dedge, Ia.. 19 S. ath St. RANNAS CITY ERaxaaae - ° stallation depends entirely upon the num : tary. and A. P. Ei Chillicothe. a 65 Vine St. Ft. Maedisen, Ia. Address Buriingten Braach ~_ . Pheoe Drerel 199" . ‘S.. a a a er of trained men availabie. , . - Peale on behalf of “ Port Scett. Kansas, T22 W. Sth %* + 3@7 E. Market %. Lock at list of land Service Branches mac, =erner Co. wags par CINCINNATI! OTTO Fert Warne, Ind. tit E. “sh. 2 “t el _hene Deiaware 1578 = . . Second gg app: Ho ; , : - F r Co. to | Ceert and Elm Ste. Phere Canal 32 reeport, 4 rm ootg ' — ” 4 Mitehel! : a * * Main 4. Primuted at bottom of this page. The Hoal- y ' ‘Fal tnterests. | enos -.. ear! : =~ Nesh 2 ; : ; " 4 : CLEVELAND, ONTO | . ‘ ) Kekome. Ind. 206 S. Main : | a and man in your city will gladly give you , | While the Campbell 7233 WwW. — a a. ’ ew Philadeiphia, Chis. Ww. Pike Aller valuable information on home heating. as Durchase on a 6 pe hene . selon ty [ "or ‘- } : : . ~~ * tere 7 ; } ‘ ’ Galesburg, tl. Main and Sumner om a " ‘one _— S66 © 4th : = iv7s -* iet. ° SS RE, Slihcetieatiay se airs ge ree A Bs oe ge ’ ; x ns eae ees = ° = “pi 2; oa oa rd.

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The More You Say the Better ’Twill Pay. ae, Ss Se me ——— ee a — INDEX to Section “A” (See Section “B” for Employment, Rooms, Lost, Service, For Sale, Autos and Musical.) ee Business (F. 8. Wtd.)..11 | Cottages Wtd. toe Buy... | Farm, Farm Land j Fists Wtd. to Buy | Garages, Stables | Jennifigs Property Bungalows Wid. te al Bus. Prop. (For Rent).. 3 + Cottages Wtd. to Buy. | Farms fer Rent _ Flats Wtd. to Rent | Houses for Rent | Kirkweed Property . Bus. Prop. F. R. (Sub_). Dwellings Wtd. to Rent. 2 Farms Wanted Flats, Ete.—-For Colorea : | Houses Wtd. to Rent... Loans . Real Estate—Country il | | | Batiders’ —} gggrtments (For Rent). . “4 “psartments wWtd. te Buy uy an wtd.—Fur.. . ee ae Dwellings Wtd. to Buy.. | ¥ | Flats for Rent (Furn,).. Houses (Furn.) Wanted Maplewood Property - Pe | . pe : rsonal Prop. Loans....1 Dwellings far Sale... ... | | Flats fer Sale + Houses, Ktc. (Colored)... : Money Wanted Real Estate pPopriest : East Side Property - Improved Prop. fer Sale. 10 | Beal Es. (Other. Cities). .11 A THREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. Se PAETOCONER OF aig Apartments Nearing Completion —_| MOEHES COU ne tment wae ON TS.) ee psa My | NG Huntington Apartments | 2 >= oor; 5560 PERSHING AVENUE | rete aed fo ee ees,lrrt— Rae - Shear ages Seen os Rae aaes RN tua Saga Pa oe mie Be > a e 4 : as | 1 ; a oo 4 a ae é $s = | / rooms. “thorouchin i acge oven. Mer a 99-year-lease providing an an- | ARE PROGRESSING RAPIDLY | Westmoor lot sales continue to be North | West gina 6614 pert: ra ‘ oe 4 . . a subdivision feature. This tract. at cienc room : : ow | ; , T T T I | é » ei. | y; 2 concealed ; all in Al — ne camer of * Det ig Large ita: NOR HWES S OUIS OPEN | Grading and improvements in Hol} ‘the southwest corner of Clay ST. LOUIS, 3861—-Modern 6-room effici- |DELMAR BL., 6327—2d floor, 6 rooms; open; rent reesonabie. ‘ _? x , ’ eto . muy -layton road ency. sun parior. See janitor, apartment | __ breakfast room: Murphy bed; oO EON TT. , . Hills. the new subdivision of the Fed- 'and Pennsylvania ave , B ~~ icity (c) $90 >: S. & R. G. BO 800 By Berry Moore. “4 r ; rner of \ The fee to the northeast co | ee eee en ee WARM AIRS: ee ee ad er ioe an. | avenue, is firaw- CLARA, 535 Washin ae . :, ' Jd a——W i gton Hall, let and 2d | T. nr | This site and adjoining ground on erer-Arendes Realty Co., are being ing speculators and investors as well| floors west: 5 fine rooms; newly deco- TATIOR| 27 8.— Klegant 3-room ‘ushe ’ rj ' ae aS SP od; ready for occupancy; very desirable; . o: ten of ; tWo in-a-dor p north side of Lucas avenue have |} rushed to completion. Within 1¢88 as persons with building plans. Out Northwest ’ , y a ’ Rent $70; immediate getiegs open; $n i than 30 days after opening the sub- | ree an of 3 rooms Terrace. Hall, 1st floor west ¥ : . . spect. Bes acquired by Stix, Baer & Futler! FR. Hammer Company, Which Is Marketing | aivivion cutrancs ‘ariven. newer, way vig enays aig fact Caan | Ma cheat, Sb with “in "Bet | gations nein” docrad” erent: | Fear Bata OmM cat te % an @ignt-Story a i of . ter, gus and a good part of the walks nain unsoiad. special sale and janitor service. 'NIVERSITY DRIVE, ani —3a i 5 . ~~ ww . . m ae Gu) node ‘ 3 ' “G00 Hamilton: 5 rooms, 34 fleo orth: nd-Leader, which now occupies the Property, Reports Encouraging have been installed in Holly Hills. has just been launched to dispose of 5477 QU EENS “AY. a4 floor south; 4 rooms ang oun parler: cornet of Adelaide ay. ; 617° poe - > D story struc- The narked entrances a ae se , ae ae 7” Puy it re th eight and nine stor: u The parked entrances and @rives, | these. The lots are being offered Apartment. Apply 5448 Queens av.(c7) "5910 Washington; extra fine 5 rooms ang | VERNON. 5503——Chambertain Apts. ; Mures, the entire block from Wash- Number of Sales. eating into Holly Hills through Ca- at the original prices, notwithstan4- Per ait Ee west. Forest 6546. hath rabeetion “nal h Jpotaen | rooms; Mnrton to Lucas avenue, and from | cher werigh at G a avenue, har e ing the advanced stage of develop- South BOT TC HILES CO. _ 4914 De'mar bl. VERNON 530 34 toon Boma me th to Seventh streets. Construc- caUune much favorable comment. ite 5 : me > ¢€ iti : ¢ {KANSAS, 2 708——5 rooms, ms, bath, all con- DELMAR BL., 5116—Deautiful 5-room San arbor; | improvement work, which -1s being rent of the addition. Surface and =" one 9 roo va ey Marco apartment at once. Forest 4626M. ston adults; garage; Linsnetiate asa ifion of this buildigs is to be oegua New residence district develop-| Which will be included in the sale! handled by the McKelvey Construc- underground improvements are be- |: 75. _Call_Oijve_ 2a... nee ~~ : = SS with cara S2; vacant ‘Nov. perfected. has beén recognized as _ certain to| . "| vantage of a well developed and com- a highly finished subdivision. CLEVEL! ND, 4048-— Beautiful $00, ym ef-| DELMAR BL., 6267-7 ne Btrictly modern 7- SCHWENKER. REALTY C6 man . DAIR INTAKE Fee Bougit As Investment. follow the cre e rthwest | P . : pleted appearance, some of the main A number of dwelling: é ¢ : : , ,| has large Murphy closet in reception hall; | and sup ug the ation of the nort ‘gas and shade trees. The grading} streets being at this time in a nearly dwellings, flats and CONNEC TICUT, *3606—34 floor, 6 rooms will put te feetabaen pelle Fi lor, See $87 é JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtors, 709 r fampbel] estate, of which it ‘s “x- , * tee |idlv. The subdivision is over 90 .acres others. Indications are that the ad- 7th and Chestnut a. EASTGATE, ‘#1: vw rooms, 6-room efficien- 9 Chestnut, itn sel twetes and: Which place, the residential park at weg mar been see pe _ ely be PUSGST IS 9° — nee cle SHINGTON. 6116 Attractive 4 : - , work o ouring sidewalks w e Wty ' " . : : h ¢ fficien ; ony : Natural Bridge avenue. Pp e Adjoining Holly Hills, the concern The sale is being made by the Cor net | wit 5-190 i © iche cy, 004- First floor. vor. 4 room and JOUN A. WATKINS. Mampbell estate owns the fee or | : ) ZUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, 817 Ch rooms, tile bath, with shower; : . , iy “be e.'Co., which is marketing the prop |two other small subdivisions, mak- /, | 2——44 ; t. — = - eatnut. | elegant dec poh apnanstingganag Orne oe ase saa pose ee ,|erty, reports an imcipenrdatinn: nile line a total of 200 acres in-one tract, Co#le Is president and the moving LAFAYETTE, 3612—44-room upartmen Lovie; some Siaae ee finer Ss f va? | c c nee : , : ® rae ; date AM. 206 Int Life Mids ' . ¥ : } ping with the present hold from Mr. and Mrs. Heury Gal- Washington boulevard and ‘Taylor | The admpany reperts the sollowing Universi City, for CLYDE C. K®TCH 4 it | SOR Chestnut. " ace “Aine - “ : : the avenue, i ~ ° ‘ v; : oe o a4 , according to realtors. | nounced but was said to be ‘n itnion and Easton to Witiam wum will take possession imme-| vous net _watee, Senet Seneed el eile | HAUSCHULTE R. FE. ©O. b- | : » BP ee ’ | resented both parties. acuits only, clean, ready to move in. Cab- | penile Trust Co. in this part of the | Biddle estate. nm Sixty-fourth street, | niversity any 1352 ~ “sae PO. Oe ee ar "eco. | my. and us constituting a cue for 24 ff -fa argve in ehisies : . , rf | ; . e | reports increased sa 30 ‘ ily $c. be. OKRBON F. & R. G, BUX WW) u jtchen nnd bath: only @ few more lesent Rich, including that of the | argenization of C. Homer — Maa« ‘ years ago by Thomas on creat pn vania Park No. 2. and Pennsylvania 8 times, Ic; 7 Limes. CADANNE, 6308—Pour rooms. 6-rvooiwn effi- ‘$65. 1 AOD | store, was Chest- Murphy beds, heat. janitor KINGSBURY ¥ COURT, SOOT Cid” floor Sani ntly told j ee ————— ' reve * TF jen se: 6 rooms: refer- day. Rent $70. 4 ' There ‘ene Post-Dispatch. | borhood of $200,000. 'Roard of Directors, Colin M. Selpn, sf gy Lindell 6765. "___ fe) |HOUSAM REALTY "CO., S12 “Internationa: OREON Es x 0. ’ 8 Loew , | , | | 1 : oe Theater under | the Weisels-. ; ‘ large | Phone ae esex E onstruction at Rites, -stenatnellt The widening of Market street and | der the ps mgs ee if Givers ‘ing a bags sta mayer: bear firs = “33 conmsens private garage. ap; | acne bed; garage, a a : _ —" . t Ss 8a s ? of saiesmen. s _quire —Iinarun ae74— joor, modern, mith which is to be |¢evelopment of the Northwest bou- | Gerhart Co corps CATES. 6274 Third f RBON yr Chestnut. CHE AP Seat &. Third &¢. - 3 the Grand-Leader and B. Nugent ty of valves in this area. TN 2. | ey . q Bros. The Bile for Le h “ “ A oa company has under negotiation. | sites. pownT + agg * ‘niversity drive, 4 rooms, sun ew 's theater, number of — | , Ro A ® beds, atove. mebox, projecty, 4 ‘fices of the company, on Pennsylvan- | satis Sahat gas included. 885 and 50. | Sees Terrece H tt Laat a NDERSON - pTOCKS-EU ERMANN, ba AN »? eo Was acquired t} including is E. Bersche has 6 ~~ aoetnen Seaee oe eae " ‘ through the Mer-|cn Washington avenue, i Louis F.. . tiv ; = rooms, 6 te Seer north. 2 tj | t alt Co. the taking care of the prospective | milton. | pon ae ne le Trust Co through the Butts Realty in North LAND, 740 y (Universit City) ) ’ anti is as | ‘ ‘'s hav ns : modern con- ; . The Mercantile bought this fee as industrial district, has received a biz! has been*completed and about 2000) finished state. bungalows have been started on this with 7-reom ‘oe lency; every m™ desired: rental. first SO. WASHINGTON, BL., .6128-—4 rooma, gas . et ¢ 5 : . Bain # Otis " w c jin extent. dition will be buflt up in record time. CON NE IC TICUT, (3606- First floor, 5 rvows, CONSOL [DATED Re co.. 0 Olive 8209. 35 floor west apartment: 70. estimated to be worth ap- ne Se ilies | venience; $85 EASTGATE, as : Today will be the second Sunday ' &1n this week. has subdivided Grand-Dover Park, i Sethi Tout on beat of ae | Pritts LMANN ‘SPACKLER R. ye sun parlor, with Murphy bed; new build- WASHINGTON, 6015 «24 fieo- a °5 acre f table land ; ae KABTGATE. " '946-——Laevely 5b ryoms and run: | Louis: 3 rent. $14 Building at Sixth and Washington |: 5 - “ab " - geet on High street and 100 feet/ Weisels-Gerhart Co. Disposes of | wood-Ferguson car line. Wat occupy as a home; 4953 Loughbor~| rent $65. Cabany 6560._ ——— | cing condition throughs WESTOATY, 7104 AND 7214—~Twe ® h} interests. stores and tenements, It is jocated tem wil] be installed. This property | anq wife to George Doermer and | — efficiencd _ EPSTEIN, 617 Chestnut st. Cabany 3066. __ fiver south, $n2. 5O. Grand BAs7Tw 4B) Oubtiess will be able to dispose of make alterations and improvements pletely sold out by this agency, and | ALAMO. =331—5 rooms and sun parior; $02 , . have drux store. northwest corner Sarah and | heat. janitor service: third foeor: om. he lease- | apartmenis, northwest corner of| of the Biddle estate and t Grand -Le: | at | ning. The purchaser, Walter H. Hof- | gpaRTMENT—Cabanne district, 5700 west, | TO ag gree roome, lat | troanec “ran- tae , . ox - . duce Co., ; The .ransaction is noteworthy as neighborhood of $25,000. The i ran Griese dieck Realty Co., re present . I etein: bung ralow at Kenwood for =e The Hewson Realty Co. rep- Se enamel range, large open porch, ; 2407 nM. Broadway. s . ~ *“ t . The Muliin-Walters Re alty Co. als0| ahlemeier, a client of the Gustave City, for Clara Sandler to Edward — ” | CABANNE, “Gis2—2d floor east; & large | 38 eT la Om ai Co. , bination apart- | ” t ASeeRON | . her Downtown Projects. Bernhardt Auto Radiator Repair story fireproof combir P Eager rine Scanhaite weet; imenedt RY. . JONES, 10°73 Ar- ro. room and sun x sless” Same Wakened not « ' f the lessee to use od of 3 y al - venience; $i Or E iGENE - stov permancet “tavestment for the impetus in the opening of Mars'feet of sewering laid, 12 entrance Grading work is proceeding rap- tract, With plans maturing for many HEMMELMANN- SPACKLER R. E. CO., ox J. ALTHEIMER, 617 Chestnut. every modern Curn- oe roximately $25,000,000. The # : . : see hese . t me that the property has been open to) The E. R. Hammer Rea] Estate| more than 50 acres in extent, and whuormoor Land Co., of which Raiph | 7th and Chestnyf/ sts. ing; newly decorated; $75; open. pleted; 6 rooms and large sun | VAFAYET1E, 3626 (3d floor east)—Five soon,” Siewehar’ bade’ anal ieee an aa venue, Campbell] having purchnsed|191 lots. It fronts Natural Bridge,| ber of sales of these lots. The new The Carondelet Park area, hun- T. A. Rohn, formerly sales man-| Dest and janitor services rent $85 per or 5549 Wells. | ‘ a : regis $40,000 in Holly Hills. fice paid for this fee was. $2,000,-/| street, ciency ooens immediate possession; : nth and Washington avenue is/foot automobile thoroughfares. floor; rent $85. See janitor. Mercantile Trust C 30 is ex- = —_ | Le : 's e Trust Co. also is TODAY ON FLORISSANT ROAD creek bottom farm near Murphy's, 4166 RU SSELL AVENUE FOREST PARK BL.. 4449—Apariment, 4 ont h ; |for Mrs. Elizabeth Reuter to John ‘ . large reception », pirat floor Dt HIN KY REALTY Co., 604 Watnwriaht ; ite T ‘ and - , - . he other one eighth is ow ned i} pnounces the opening today of a new jet and electric stores, with 6-room Southwest pletely furnished 4-room apartment, with or! all fixtures, shades, etc., of best . t acob + 7 © *% i . , at i ‘ ant. Ow ner. . . + > * » ch, president: V. A. Gummersbach, High and Biddle streets ‘o ’ ° iby the Florissant boulevard runn: parlor, for James W. Gooss and wife CPE: VEe §2)|F. J, CORNWELL R. E, Co., 118 N. 7th. =e sale on behalf of the Northeast |} ‘” lights and gas are already on -h€) oygh avenue, 4-room brick cottage |LANKDOW SN. o2ad2—4 rooms. sun parlor. BARNGROVE & SPE HT. “s32 X. Teh et. fol 7-room apa ; eas athe alk \McCAUSLAND, 1816—5-room . lie the C b enter of e marncr-. e Campbell estate madej/in the c It will be developed along the same¢ | aieco Joans of $27,500 on South Side vor out West 1a 4 or 5 per cent basis with the | and use part of the prope rty for his The Weisels-Gerhart Real Estate | anates | MrPherson: steam heat and janitor service. | AN DERSON -§TOCKE-BU ERMANN, der buildings on Washing- | t The consideration was not en- h | le thus far this mo nth: otore f Pro a floor. steam heat contin- ton avenue ant. for the account of the) sales : mann, secretary of the Hofmann #Tro- 6 rooms, secon sone | will decorate; open: rent $75. : | ie , | diately. batl flecting the confidence of the Mer-| ciscus Realty Co. represented the | by Louis H. Lohmeyer, to Ethel] Frank E. Mowry, to a client; cottage, cea KINGSBURY. 5704—65 rooms. sun perior, rat ” 7. reports having effected a lease of —% Cytron Co. H. Denkela; 100 feet on Avondale to — - rooms with aeons efficiency; new: will | KINGSBURY, | G11 fortabie = +-reom yn) © f = , pen the eee 4. Leader project, but | *P#ce as a show and substantia! structures Solid agate. tc Mor daw firat-clase . possession Nov. 1. itor i Frank FE. Fox has ‘oined the sa "ee The Dundas was erected about 1) sion; rent $75: open for inspection. | mente: living room, bedroom, breakfast Trust Co.. as was re- | nut Se was understood to be in the neigh-| Acting under instructions from te 4 Cali Olive 270 beautiful arra Bhe heels of the 9.000 bond issue ished; very desirable ; under the $88.00 : ‘ heat furnt y In- roous with breakfast rvom, dreasing room. . a eg service; 72 3 ha scale conrme, ; garage At . > 724 Market #8. j ‘SUrate with those tions which the W eisels-Gerhart/;+ne gale of building lots and home- | KIkaSBC RY. 6820-—4 rooms, sun ; ” Atendin Tnrs » * . € through to Lucas avenue, exclusive purchases have been made | Colenial Residence § replacing the Union Mar Rertaurant Co. in the 600 bath and hot-water heat. a t. janiter service: all — : " nion Mar- | Thompsen and two baths, other sales closed during the week 48/ parlor. steam hea ment with garage. Call > &{ Sixth stree: and by out- The Butts A : - 4nd Lucas ave- | block. both having acquired by There is a two-car garage. b veniences. , : » diagonally o ‘ ? both buyer |@ result of Sunday's ee y oR RADIE, a018— , 1776-W. $127.50. Ser’s reall PPosite the Grand-|right purchases the buliding occupied Realty Co. represented BADIE, aS . a va buyers. “on a ore, with a struc-' by them under leases. and seller.

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A per age : ze ra ey ite a 3 + 7 y n 3 ee ; Of Nag 4 a nS aise ts q : ON 2a de ep Pd cs i. ee # Sg P ign? = vias ByP a ae: ee ee eden ge 600 APARTMENTS, DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today: —West ~ FLATS 7On RENT | ‘ = | ADKINS, 4553A—2 blocks east of Gravols;| MIAMI, 2220—3-room flat, gas, electric; for | BLACKSTONE. ee - | , =v ¥ w new, modern: 3 splendid rooms, French) adults ————- teraens veun — ARSENAL, 5937 ee G ei est | doors. fixtures al! conveniences: «-tults.* MICHIGAN 6137—3 rooms and bath. “elec- wae” 5021A—56 rooms « furnace: are = —pasdere. ie | , {ead ALABAMA, 6414—4 rooms modern; adults. _tric_and gs: modern. (c) - TY CO. 814 Chestzst. HED —s ——iaedern. aaa. = Sa77. > ieee can by ee a 5092 Water man Av. § _Apply at bakery, 8201 Alabama. fc) | MICHIGAN. 3543—New fist, 4 | rooms, SRR Et some ee rage: 355: Delightful ee apartment; will deco-ate _ 2029—New. 4 rooms, bath, fur- breakfast room. ti 7 one. hardwood floors. bath and toilet; . _ furnace; $52.50 | CLARA, 1472A—5 rooms. to suit: 6431 Cates. corner Westgate Seven rooms, sleeping porch; imme-| Display. 35¢ daily, s5c, Sun; ovtot — ce; hardwood floors: $55. | DOUGHERTY, 803 Chesnut. | ““Stivate basement and laundry. | = sig DUKE, 4340—Cottaze, 3 [cis- - PIT 2 XN sth st. Seid agute. S36c line daily. of 3B. DRO Zia REALTY CO. 4006 Chouteau. feSS) | - . SS ——— N. 5 fat. compietciy Ce OURT ‘diate possession; third floor east, $150. | ton a SS aay se Set ones’ 'ALLEN, 2640A—5 rooms. bath, electric; a pat -wates eee ge em 4 6 re “foe 2827—Filat. 5 rooms, sath; rent re- a Fg ey . : _ ES tee 4 AR KE Gun, agate jd e -* adults only: 840: call after & ot-Water heat. sho" : ed ee couple ts can bets 5453 meer bl.: 6-room efficiency; two EDWARD L. BA WELL, | ny au, 086, Sally. 50e Sua. Discousie ALLEN, 2ixx—5 a bath garage, ali MORGANFORD, 5201—Fiat. 4 rooms ana CLARA. 1345—To adults. = = meee. | TURN dat with youns couple: at | Sh aNort® 2 semmpaeed Sate. ctoctrinity sad ne mectetes: | Olive 5555 118 North Seventh| 32: s¢ times’ gauy Se Ses. $6 Dispieg | _ conveniences; $50. Box M-430, P-D. , 08h. MON. Ppovigrn: owner on Premises |" 7-room flat. peageltsily oly to Mra. Fas-| conveniences Cabany 4480M.____(©7)) crater. Realtor. 6131 : fe niehned or unturnishe: ~t eo ees a nn & times. ic; 7 times, daily 2c, Sun. 5¢-. ALLEN, s021—Lower fiat, 6 rooms, recep- a modern. va- nie Rirger, Delmar 37443. __‘*}) PURNISHED FLA T—Modern rooms. o xD. 631 5 : 4 semen NV Witt ' a 9910 PERSHING SO times, ently Se. "Sua - ton 2am, bath, eng e heat, newly dec- wn 4 ee a gults; garage if 4 desired. red. CORA. 1518A—Fouer rooms, dath. gas. elec- | pane, Sietsam: iraten 1532. wen ie a! low, facing Forest : APARTMENTS . -—— [—- ney: newly — FLATS FCR RENT . ROS aes aéults only tc) | NERRASKA 3138A —— tai aloo! . tric. furnace. onen —- = ness_women. linge) SS oa bie, Olive 9584. Oge sutte of 8 rooms, reception hall an@ ec. Apply lat floor north. or see janitor, (€) o ee | RY D3 odern upper 5 rooms, now tric laundry. S34 DELMAR BL. 5079—Flat, 6 rooms. ee ladies tre QUEEN 2 in -lusive br ing: | ARTMENTN. beths, tile kitchen: beautifully finished; lo- ARSENAL 3301A—4-ro ao NEWSTEAD, 18°29 S—Opposite Shaw’ s4__ cena ee bath. player-piane. Sidney il = a. 3: cation unexcelled; janitor will show : Central pee ggg siege -reom upper corner) “'G arden: 4 rooms, sun parlor, hot-water ENRIGHT. 1058—3 rooms, mode > floor)—3S rooms, | BELT. 13053—6 493] LINDEL Le ORBON E. @ R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut — fiat; Strictly modern; aduits; first-class) ia: tile bath. hardwood floors: al! mod. vard: rent $26: furniture for sale (c)}' ¥ePHERSON. 5762 (ist ; on in eve-| Fentences; newiy d - ARR. 710A ——# reoms, bath: newly dec: | condition (cz) orm JOS. F. DICKMANN R. E. €O., 623 ‘ENRIGHT 5049A—6-room fiat, modern;| furnished; steam beat; can seen Be an weve a vacancy in wi. « WARWICK COURT. orated. $25. KAMP. 216 Wainwright f\MBERG = Mot. 1. This apartmen: (ex 10 ‘rooma, 3 SW. COR. CLARA AND KINGSBURY BL.) Bicg. 7th and Chestnut. Olive 8342 PA ese hs See @ $30. mod- | Chestnut st | — Tent $55; open. - nings: 38>. o« sTOCKE- RT ERMAXN, _COTTAGE—S ge aA balttis. considered the finest apartment in St.) 5635 Kir ugsbury bi.; first f) ~~ east; D. AYT IN. PRO , ~ —- ture — pec ODELL. 4933—One block from King’s ENRIGHT AV. 5573A — rooms, Steam | 808 Chestnut st. ished >Sase™men | Loui® See manager on premises (cy 7 rooms, sleeping porch, elec- pyr ge 280G—4 yoo, orm ee ae CALIPORNTA, 1506—Corner Park: 3 rooms. | highway and Arsenal; 5-room apartment heat:. strictly modern; key first floor; ~ ~anecting = quire at 1714 Beilesiaga. it Toe = 7 NTS ) tric. elevator: all am i Pesce “aa tL and bath: Keys at we bath. .electric. third floor, $30. Olive flat: decorated; hardwood flors, DULIT-IM., sone gan. /PAGE BL... od: heat; first floor: (CUPPL Es 4734—. Bi. APART ME? pape: TS GOED. 6 R > | ooms, Dath and toiw;}) CASTLEMAN, 4257—4 rooms, bath, fur- O MEARA, 3660—3-room "apartment-flat; on garage. Own-| FLATS AP’TS WA oe. abeeweie ye. * 3 7. rooms t nt (49 | ag SeeeE SE, ; +s nace; nice condition: $50. Riversi a 2505. hardwood floors, tile bath, sieeping porca; ——“. ¥ a cums ane fe) AND a ee = : 8835 LINDELL. | GARRISON. 10144 N.—7 rooms apd Daih: FW. GELAN REALTY CO. 5457 Gravois, | Tent $40. a. —— ———— | APARTMENT ge family in West FRANKLIN PL.. 5727 ‘4G 5 roon 70 : . AY. | being renovated; $35. meet oe a ee oe Se aad hardwood EUCLID, 12284 N.—6-room flat. hot-wa- “5.4 Box D-230, Post-Dispatch. bath, steam haat: pei ay RNET & oy [RIG TRUST. 719 Chestnet. Heman \ : ; HOWARD TAYLOR, 706 Chestnut st. _ “Selectric, sudte. sini a PHO ms, bathroom on ie oe new; hardwo ter heat. hardwood floors. tile geet 4 APARTMENT . Wid—Smali. with garage.’ west of Tracy rd. on i 04 WESTGATE AV | CHOICE APARTMENT |GLASGOW PL. 3043—Ome biock south of {ciede” Delma, 3057 ee a) = ot Sees 71 or west, about Nov. 1; couple with Crahany 4445M. wma 4 1) US ityz J : Case. or . | Gees av.: 5 poems and ball coom. gaa. clec- Laci Delmar 3057L OSAGE. 2834—Lower flat. 4 rooms. “| Cwner 1346 Aubert. Delmar 4 fe ARS $85. Box B-114, Post-Dis. | , 22) ee READY FOR OCCUPANCY. pe NOt EPSTEIN S12 oe a ae i and all conveniences; 2d floor: eua: around | HQODIA MONT. ef t The most complete corner $-room effi- r- : 6 Ches mut se $35. (c) r oa, tile bath, hot -Water heat: large PARK. 2649. .—4 rooms, barn, furnace, new- | e409 Call after » References required. APARTMENT Wwtul.—4 reoms; near | > ie @ency in S:. Louis: less than you extect Hig!) (j P 1 6 R A t PAPIN, 3523—3 newly papered toons. porches, $60: garage oftional. ly painted: $50. Cail Cabany 7143W.icl) BVANS #445 A a -ooms. bath. furnace, ton School: will lease or sublease. ‘on | rooms, +H KLEIN eee Mog x. ee Ig 1~Urrade 7 ” P ° iscH xOL 314 . bail nd ane ELAND. 4219A—7 rooms: all con- PENNSY LVANIA., 7204—5 rooTys. Dac. __ electri rent reasonable, convenient cars. _Cabany S323W__ ~ near el ng + Gif : . . rea.tors. . os '. — o ~y ” > at A. . 143A—F' lat. 3 reoms. Dat h an veniences. Lindel] 4674R. ic} newly papered: modern: $48; actults. —— w APARTMENT Wtd.—Modern, new. 4 rooms. . ios i ¥ £246 Bive. 33. Otive 9494 or Centra! 11% 310 Skinker Rd. 3d Floor N. electric: $25: young couple only — | CLEVELAND, 42494—8 bath. mod- POLK. &301A—2 rooms; $10. Inquire 2617 ‘Flat— B. conn Lawd set Ss fan.| cae GE gg Eng | Eat ch. 7 eet. on arn, Poe SHE as and bath a 9 — a mod- SIULA—- rooms - ta’ 5-room apartment style double ts. : ae : r : APAIR TMENTS JAMES C CAMPBELL (SHERIDAN, 3112—su5 roo: ad tat Sy craecomaied. $55: ts. Inquire | Accomac | breakfast room, kitchenette, Murphy bed in) Tage. we — ge a ee See | KENSINGTON. - : . : a FERAL A - +e : pannel eveland . ¢ >| i. es 5 j ' re rat ian . Ive PORTIS, 3193—% biock south of Tower sg os, cam pants sd FLAT Wtd.—Or cottage, on . om South Side. Box tile bath. a Ine ‘ wo ‘ r x : ~~ a a 3 L E VELAND. 40Z8A—3 rooms. bath, elec- Grove Park: brand-new; living room, din- Inish: decorate to suit. 3 2 Waterman. 6 rooms and bath. . $85.00 103 N. 7th st. North ‘ic; rent 835. Adults only ine room, 2 bedrooms, kitchenette —s CLYDE §&. FISHER R. E. CO., 722 Chestnut. | M-24, Post-Dispatch. 3 ERRY TR. wrt aor CHIPP EW A. ae ~ OU Dper corner fiat. five alec tric fur nace. gara ze EV ANS. 4 "LAA ositiiti 5 rooms, hath. furnace: ~ fia Waterman, 8 A. ney RE RS A 100.00 | ADELAIDE 2107— Lower a rooms Ue Ww ME. J HOLDOWAY, Realtor. 19 X Sth. reakfast room. 5 closets, built-in bathtu (co®8)) FLAT Wtd.—4 rooms and | ObEVE. 3630—7 \ Ba 84 4953 NecPherson. Ss 2s furnished ined oa : : “EVE i le cen oa hardwood floors. elegant fixtures; a high- saat oem ch. adults. K-307. Post-Dispatch. — Re 7 : . co F Iw LEY + a ‘CO., ty N. Tth. eeu RENT SCArR SSS. , = a Y — pn ee ee Five rooms and fu class flat in a fine ares: ns $65 ; | AMILTON, 132 = f+ pa Chestnut. FLAT Wtd.—23 rooms and bath; — | WALTER JONES FZ. BE 3 —— RN an > - a rooms ® seconc Livor, e.ec- 39 +e) cy Li re extra Ca. G. - al - - - . . ~ o™ — : . o 4 Rms., Slee ing Porch tric, adults only ed | rene 948.502, TOP me Sermere:| Neumerer, 61994 Wied, Greaé 3 39093, (2) | HAMILTON TER, S030A—5 rooms, bath;| ferred; South Side. Box E-133, | BESTDENCE—7336 ae p ’ —_— rent t-.; ' ee - er modern: rent $50 FLAT Wd. co SCORE, furnace: North Sidr. brick, with garhge Centra! | BLAIR. 27.2—3 rovums. 34 floor; 3 rvoms SHUCHART R. CO . S14 Chestnut st OUINCY,. 48. 51—4- room mo-iern fat: a.l 2 i > | month. ; a — oe we eS —— $$ w.. |\OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. Grand =); ver “ N, Oo clid & Laclede =o on second floor and 2 rooms on tard CONNECTICUT. 400: coms. modern conveniences —— | N } v ~ de. “0 — second and third | CLIVE. 1308A—Furnished apartment for | floor, 2308 Benton st. See Smith, 1308 ~ Ist floor: adults on as oe x ROBERT, 40327200 Gravois; new, mod HAYS COURT. 6422—3-room flat, moder2. FIAT—4 rooms, on South #ide: 3 adults. BR. H_ STOLTMAN RB ery attractive suites, manag = business couple wintering qeeution: sas,| Hebert a Tyier 2470R may ar tat Ba ee ane ‘ ” is , : adults only, $30 month. i Sidney S15W. | RESIDENCE —Moedern ; floors, : : floors: moderate rentals: open for inapec- : e “ .* 5 el nN TE OE. Ff! ty "T 3648—F 16 a } ern. 5-room flat: bath, garage. ) —— tien. om teins a bath phone. garage: references required. DAYTON. 706—4-room ower flat: bath. furnace San TOST 308. 5 Sony — a 7 7 ae * . HOD! AM INT. 1443A—3 rooms and bath: FLAT Wt —J rooms, electric; : hardwood = ae WEISELS-GERHART RE. 40 .. toilet, ‘electric. GOTTLIEB, 2302) Wasa. CONNECTICUT 2 ntti ‘= “ye oe ee aa — ema ‘ I t EPSTEIN. 15 Chestnut st. | South Side; couple. Box —g Post-Dis. | epilent condition: | - ee) oe Righth and Chestnut sts South en | es. ee ee ee ee ee foc =? or §& rooms, adults. ‘rindell FLAT Wtd.—3 rooms. bath. electric; North- ' Apply 3935 Lindell, 19 & r= ‘|’ q5a00 Ss > eS Z 4 “= —— -P CENT . - = = | acuits. ‘ec? | RUSSELL 2?847—New: 4 rooms and break-— —— : 2 Box E-67. P.-D. . day 3 to 5. t ee ~. - a. EL EN EN TH. 4° | "SA N — | hree rooms Sic; pas ea naanauene-war-vuane —e : a —— Ati Sez. —" QW a ° ‘ : 3571M fer i west: = aduits. *. ; ee" ; i * Rsnnstn W JEFFERSON, 314 §.—2-room furnished ae me | CONNECTICUT, 3638SA—7 room, hard- fast room: strictly modern garage nt th nene — — .r (lS r " ectri fur- E—3T34 eee | "a . F A. SF OTSV the 1 st es ar rtiment . ” a ms . ire to Duy SES a a ee eT ee ea a wood ?; bath 6 »% ~ “4 » h 3, : 2 A 7 be | BK c aT ™ b R. ct ry + Chest nut. 2 Se 6513—2 siocks south rag P Thi ."* by LA ~ Ww td. rooms. bath. ei c. y ROOMING HOS 7 4 a. —— _———, EL LIOTT. 151Sa—3 ‘rooms. rent $2 eens wo COC, FE, COUR, | A ee adh | OO ee reerms. hath nace: adults: $40. Box K-217. P.-D. ' furnished residence: ~ Be 7) Oo ; ‘ : LAFAYETTS. 3537-3 roams beautifull: washed TL A, A-—v *roomis, rent v~' ce garage RISRsEeLL 384.3— Four rooms. sun arlor, ern fiat. > 1 ct - = - tien - s wner i 2 ¥ pe building ; fine rooms; sun »| EAFAv err aa a chi dren. — __ buyer of furniture ieatianiesibe Se GON NE *TICUT. 4001A—6 reoms. bath fur- hard? 20d *f loors. steam heating _= a e009 Chestnut FIRT Wtd—3 or 4 rooms. dah. electric. ; =. t : : aTs ide 4 FOR LEASE BELLEVIEW, 2500-—Will rent my S-room | .SSSiion- nent) S05. simp lower fiat. 3 ee _Tawits, 722 Chestnet st SHENANDOAH, 3022—4 rooms, reception sch FNKER REALTY CO. 90 3 adults. Box T-300. Post-Dispetch. (E. Hamilton: north t FL a - . 3 % » ~ - | : - _ +f 3% nD . r s* ~ > sd si? Se i a ~ a) ae " . = —_— ™ Se « edie .' ’ —— - ; x ~ “4 ; rooms : . ~ - rooms baths, " Ma ees Be . Ans - furnished apartment te a responsible | OSims furnace. clectric ugbis. rent $53. DE TONTY, 413274—4 rooms, inciosed sleep-|~ hall. sleeping porch, tile bath, hardwoed | KENSINGTON, 35086a—Six rooms, oat). | FLAT Wta.—3 rooms, for newiyweda. Box | i t possessien Sane owner 7 es ae New, beautiful apartment i44.. — without children: it includes steam- | anny 3805 St. Louis. ex e)}) ele porch, hardwood floors. furmace, etc.: ficors, hot-water heat; vacant a oe Sau eee T-139. Post-Dispatch. por ong suneenniiel bs 31 ta. ~ eat, janitor servi¢ge, electric, gas. liners | - ...-- = +o ; “ iis ToN TS 150°? « . 2 enn hat near scnoois. ¢ - ER Wtd—Refined couple: 3 rooms: dest) , Sa ga 52 Syracuse av.; 9 rooms, sun amd dishes; best of everrthing furnished, Pu — BEN’ H. a N.——- fats, . mo ANDERSON-STOCKE-®BTERMANN 7 yt dain : a ~ oe t, ‘30. — ANDERSON-STOCKE- pom yy am Te ee coward, ioe M-168, PD. _ _OREON = & R. G. ta pe: , . . , S°U per month RK. Sanders, 2509 Belle- each, with tile bath, electric. new fixtures 80S Chestnut st Stan Theat: ane a — _— 308 —— — - ; ‘our ik Ee: og with Murphy M-8-Goor! view: % block north of T200 Manchester | Deiné installed, and fluts newly decorated: HovER pr F719 = -. aaa | Rene Lindeii 6339, 4 to 3. KINGS HIGHWAY BL.. 1160 N.—8 reoms.| FLAT Wid.—4 or 5 moms. $40 or $45: ) ea | a : se - a My . bn . loc : oie J - oa = wanchneste! $335 each e. cus = hbo *124{—5-room _ flat @ eciric TH RTY WINNT 18. GA 3 = rooma m 4 - “ ™ c Waer Ena Forest 7°?A3R. = FURN.-SHED 2 24 - ; +% 0 a > . . - Cali Sunday after If p. m NrecwIvcEer ae aT tf eget hot-air furnace. new brick garage: . = nse 58 + bs a ee oc- hath. electric lights. furmace Seat, open. - 2 lights: ; x e pen ior inspection ; reaay --— = epg ee cme ne ee HARTWIG-DISCHINGER REALTY CoO., S55 acant about Nov. 8 ern hot-water heat furnished: reduced rent S65. FLAT Wti—J3 or 4 rooms. modern. nor ED “=? Chestret st se to to gee , g) McCAUSLANI 1915—3-room | furnished S023 N. Grand - ans 2°08» egg ee from $@0 t2 $75. Owner there from 10 % opron E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. or nerthwest: couple. Box M-344 P. °D. | FURNISH H — en Biss *. upy. (er ' ape tment. heat. e1ectric. gas $50 Ben- [ts EER 3 REE ee an — — EADS 3: -3— Modern >-ToOom upper fiat. iz a. @ pet - 7 : = ally. fer beard of owner. ’ 3a ia. — 2. = > . + , . & . 4 . me e —* 3 . , ‘ Me m™ Ti > _* -_ > : tee . 7 4 5 — —s Bpeae. 4 7 ‘ ee ! ’ . > ” g: ‘ as . a — yee . — = re ~~ . - - . - af x - 3 — a] 4 ; bs cs oo ° 78 6608 Enrich: av: 5 laree West a a or eee pemen ic) | TAH. 3512—-Modern. 6 rooms. 2a for. LAUREL. 1473-—4-reom lower tat. on, | ual Wtd—Te rest; new, 3S resume. Sus South | 1120 N. CO ee Pe ak a ass _ only. ipStbeaee ek: a. | ee ne ence | CUTAN. Jo1--—Modern. Tooms, =d flor nace, electric: bath: $40: good condition. bedrooms; Seuth Site; four im family, best | as . ctl cathe 5 pe: Bg, nny loor. $95. APARTMENT—Well fu ; : ee = ~~ Ccang | fe Tf our rooms, electric. bath: $50. Vic- vacant: with garage e} srand 38683. Cabany 1115M , 34 30—5 apartment. stam > f | "50 Kings! na a\ © laree - — ~ pane @j} . urnis hee. 3-room ef- H —_ os N.—Modern o-room fiat anu tor 20711. . —— \H PL 3RS0A a panes ar (;Tana » ~ ‘ada . = = 3-0 ; reterences. Grand 38 R. | ARSENAL, e . a. : « ae ag room firgst ané@ second wh, ~~ uc) : Ww ~ _ Se.) urniture or sud.case. -_Aruze a>? ry ———_ * RE “* ~ 7" . a — + wr, . a a.. -y - OU LES, — LIN DSL. 3946 a—7 roenne. 3d igor. bd “ FLAT Wed. —Srma! 1. or apartm ent prefer | Greve pa me owner. b on y: $65. a — | Cu Landell 3} R ’ a - «A T—3 SX : rey ? Toon parior. hot-water’ hes all conveniences 7 ‘oT , “13 Chestn 456) ; bet room. -rand ’ bernathy 4123 = oore S11h: third, St0S ; eo ic) | HOLLY. 42494—3 rooms. bath. steam heat steam heat. tile bath stand 6449 rent reasonabie ic) j.H. FAR'SH & CO $ Chestnut. (c56 heat furnished. Mrs. Wilson, 5118 Cates. | trim 1 : G A 41 ae: 758 Kingsland avy: ©@ itarge’ ArARTMENT—Attractive. 6 rooms. com- garage Inguire downstairs i aac week tok 7 ath. tax Miz |a = a ee mw mT = a n : . «| me 2 a ~* = a e LD cC ar TER i ry 2 = ay m ms. eels u- an a . ve @ = - 7 : 33 $110. ist, $105; third, es — bee Sontag «= age ~— yell 252. HOWARD, 2622—let floor, J rooms. water, Hvar. Tienatch ~ : poser S27 30 . a n floor. fromt and rear vorches. ail conven LAT Wtd—sStngle or dowbie. for invest- | owrer will beard * Aire cooier. dis Silver, iinegs. Cap- . live ORS supunceemantinnieonnaetian - inanieai a ee — . a tens r . x e 408, . - ; ———— — ; [ W RURIAN 4016 Chouteaz ences ~y) 3 Chestnut. (c33) ment: any good seigh Box T- - oF 710 Haman av.. 5 rms. Ist M. south: $90 88" 79TH | C99) | a : 4 . 7 . | er ———-— | FLAT—-6 rooms Abpiy ist fleer, J309 ~ . — = —= J 8. FARISH @& CO. i439 *8 a 59 Post-Ds. fc) 2 = WAGNER GRANT-SELL REALTY co. A ART NS arent - ~— | ""6iA——= xX-room 6tAct i ‘ WT’ at ~ —ogytt . n hath es ene ate na . 5 fcMILLAN. 4705A—Six rooms and Oat a S a. . é. —_ ee Chestnut aad Ou ve _ 10632. a4.4, i J vTest ark distric a > . ~_ - — ae _o : : ,ot-Water aat i side 1793°R X : ee Bes - *“urnaces rratern my » ts ve _ shte = . = _ ee a hear . ¥ | nore ee , 40 47 : — ; — _ 7 iaugn cer. South side pret * “ cember | $i 4 ... iu a @ wn OG Crh »- Too ms ait ——_— - - — + hot we _ — | — | pt ae ri t 4 ‘ 3; : Oorm ih ana ae m ween 2Tanc anc ve one guage . Ry . eo S Ss. [uUrnisnze 3 an. r = FLAT Wtd—0Or cottage: 3 rooms. couple | DEVONSHIRE 5511 . -_ . - as . — * et “ a : , - : ales “ i _—" a a on ‘ SE ak a ‘ame! " nx r . + 4 ra ~ ’ ; 44 = >t - =? : = -: ~_ > » su! 1 im this most deefrable |) PELMAR. 420%—Third floor, 3 rooms fur- | j ABADIE 4840 i cm, taeeluremdl fimeure saa 2: a te 4 Pe —____— = - MAPLE. 5619—Five large rooms and bath: -mploved seuth side: not ever 330. home. completely end ¢xclus"e new *t ‘ing ¢t an mashed. heat It St) yerpparate ee aye Mine a a _aa- CU TE LAT=—> reoms, bath. electric. laundr WYOMING. 4210-—2 rooms and bath: ab modern: garage included; rent $5 TOA Arsene! | heat. close to car line, ; € . : : u 2 > Pe sia 4a* . . oh ee a . > , . 7} ' 7 7 ed ’ a ) a 74 =? r to > am % : — bo] > a y zalall (he strut ai . 5 ’ : 2 + wie , . cn ina lira e SOS &. & SS Vv: a... ———_— (SLAP Wt ome rooms. bath. furmace:> excei- city, rental $75 month, COLN, $000-—+ rooms and ‘bath, gas and Chipr Se BEAUTIFUL NEW FLAT MINERVA. 35097TA— 8 aree rooms. bath, ent preference’ Seuth Side: by 2 alui*s. | day 9 to 3 or phene > ’ . - . : » » . ~ ™ ~ - > > , - " . ; = cae a i se FLAT—3 rocms, bath. electric; small f*m- 442" Nebrassxa. 4 moms. screened porch electric and garage: reasonabie. | Box M-266. Post-Dispatch. 5} | week. ’ - » _ ~* ; a 7 s . ; . ae; Py ’ » “ ‘» 1 tr be ’ o. pe ° leo : ; J a f ; fx o - | re | ] — e | 3 a] 0 ee 7, 4 j t j 1 ’ ) 4 3 s 4 . ” ad 4 n / a) , ." . » | T : “ L PS oa f + f > y 7 . + see sgehntenlte eg wat ere: va

~~ TrLLA—Sp end k tchen-tte without kitchenett e. refer- x Tle, Se sh, ti ty oa “ -aee . “es ‘ Lr] Dats 5 ‘9 ert! nad » Wo oby Mie 2 Fa as Yes 4) . * % i id 3 ~ on ’ >= Pie @ '7 4h 4. 4. —y / ’ - ~ ‘ . r) J ’ 3 sh / t. ald we « tb 7) a“ ; ~~? sf u ’ ; é >| ; |2 = we = : ba mm: : Re ; : f e | . a ine —-~ — ——— ee a Tx) Sse or ; ast ~T> * 7 #- . : ' ™_Y em p> # s- DPWARD 7 oe FOREST PARK BI 440 oo. Fo ma $ — MINERVA, 7044—New') arnished 4-room | FLAT Wtd.—3J reems; medern; nice loca- | Sad: Ss ie a : . L. BAKEWELL, . a namnae — 20 0—F vu! . . _ a Fy tc 88657 - - 35° . ; Sg RR = © E tive 5555 lis N. “en at $70 ‘all Olive 2880 tcl) | MADIS‘ 2732 %—3 iarge rooms; -good —$____——. — NEW FL. fat: all conveniences. Sm ~~} tien: not over $35: young couple: best) West +; } ———_—_——— anaes mc caeeinennin to. ean? em ~~ - Se ‘ond tion | acults = = rT AN T— Ne . od — PPM IT? Yar " : bu 1 a” 94 os Se ‘oe «ft 4 fo cacart with oe Im ef- me ain a we e " i refaranrcres Box T-1L15. Post-Dispatch. ; 2% 4 - FORS) H + ius irst ; wor ®@24 S81 corner ~ ~- tame ee sf - — on ian a en eee —_ -_ ee 2 7 "ger ee] a — >> = lor aad _ er — rarage ¥ VT Lae -* l 38 —New >-Tom @t.it = oe - LAR =INDON — = tess ‘ . : 7 ’ - : " “ 7 ‘ a4 ; ' rTr = NM eT Ty j- OS — ¥ dern 4-raor a ga - Rap . r * a ge - . —— - ss ht ee on = ~~ — . aailiids - MO wrt AIR. -1[4737—-} arge rooms, » tere wilt ease Box s 37 ’ Post Dispatch. Forest S415J 4 ? al . . - s © . . ~ « a at UPrRai i’ _ . > ¥ . > >? aa me = y — . 7" - re . . a. a4 ~~ : : le le Yi te : b 35% © ng “+ ioe #- : a 7 ¢ oe = : , 7 ; ie ae Also N. E. Corner Belt | “ \ urnmiure, x a @e will se ari a1 wrtieres rai geese oe ; - —_— ; electric. furnace; rent $37.50 FLAT Wtd.—Clean, modern. 4 roome with § RYLAND. 45xx— ; x _- : . Ee ~~ see SN — —_-_--—— eccPrm » TO SB :n asement 4 rooums and breakfast room anc sun pa>rict ipaiamien =e ear aoe Pea Miwe 4779 iia — conta “ ~ MA AS a. >. 6 and POOrT e.ectrix vy and gas. : = oe ; > 2 a 2% rs a on . — . . 20OPHIR & F Ai #st nut Miy bath: adults omivr: can cive reference rent er: roa ; : ._NIsH & ’ - ree ’ all a X 1 oe ’ A? Lee . — ; ue ~ ” 4 ce —e - ’ . a ‘ - = “ : “ PARTMENT—Vers Gesir- z Se ™ A PB ts MORE 51738—3 reoms. bath. electric, with in-a-dor Bed; cak Coors. Steam eat, = - —— he r j Ls Post- Di 2 datas. Set TM Lam ae $2 7 er eaneanll niter service: rent $79 SAK COURT. 1280—Modern j5-rocom “a must de rensonable Box E-139. Ds. | rage: private family oy | : : i—J3 roems and bath: by Novem- es . cpgabiggsicae ei i sponsihi er: $25 or $36: South Side Box M- = — n parlor ) aeaak einen Pic “eS ee ‘ee — measona bie farred Cabanv 3047M 3°9 Post-Dispatch. ete SUn parlor apartment; re pable; 3d fleor NEWSTEAD. 3100 N 3 reer modern pan? a eS : es a: pitta mesg: _N w t x y) y. 5 — ——— — . _ = adu : HOUSES 7 Y sgee — 4 ren ee ~. ‘iecrtnw: = bet R [ FL ATS . MINER A 515°—M erm 4-roo room lower a . LA r Wed. Family on 3 os 3 oa Ss) ee ’ > : — es — — ---—- -— —-. —_ m * mm wr RP c~y 4 ez ‘ies tnut - _ ‘ ‘i tL? bly 4 ~ ’ —— rwdl Q ~ = | Bek us a 7A Pf rr en * -“at : wv C ) A: . 4 : 4 ; - y” 7 REN r AS. LOW + ss . . bs A BIG . west. j 4 > @ 22. . : —— ‘te noeceecion =" ‘ = awen tor arye ~ome with ee Ral co od > 34 Wash 2 ->om - * ao ; ; = pe yi -o. woos os te 3 eS — = Ho — . Sse LTS . GOTTLIEP REALTY. 2: : . teF) | s and bath: Seuth Side. Box M-284. | 4 CONCESSION ONLY A FEW LEFT. /] | McPHE RSON, 5707—Subiet furnished or un- NEW ASHLANT sl2a>—3 rooms, use f es ee ee harniwomwl f'oors tile baths. furnaces. ready ik ‘at & rooms. tile | Post-Dispatch. BUNGALOW Wtd—Te a . a 4 Tt S & & e fe ; 2 ’ Pulm . 4 1 +e “4 r= '; ¢. ’ ; 3 t a j j ZL > , } j ; ' | Dn J = x r . ~ > . TT : | . . ~ + - ne . OREON EF. & RK. G. SCOTT. 800 Cheat nu: furnished efficiency apartment n Rane- ati gas e@ecir reasona Dit Agent GRAN : ofl S Mricuy Meocern og Sout et YY: S50 . Sis oY = - , - =~ = : Ses nut | . ' - , a ’ : ane oor - ~> 5 2RY_RITH 10 sa - bath. newly decorated: $50: open today, | FLAT Wtd.—New,. 5 moms, 2 dBedrooms: | or southwest: will on >t fet 6 - SRP. > m | west preferred: 3 adults. -Box 8B-406, | ———— WEI eS " oan + ee , : . 8 ' ne aie citnietmnmnaimapuies li a. m. te 4 ) MARYLAND 32 and 3 room effic = Tr 5 mod- | Post-Dispatch. | eo ee 2 ee , ——— Eee Basson ae SS ammonite — — “@27 : . — Seer iy ~ = —— — TH | Ocenveniences reasona Die coir T Wted.—J3 reems. bath. m : ' two Toons, > ee MARYLAND 41606 Three neativ fur.-.~-ed See 4 2id. sea _— slits ihaniii aii ities =/ 3245-53 Lafayette are Drand-new steam- =-— ce ni 36443 :—FMour reams: modecn ' sponsibie coupie: Seuthampten preferred. equipped tor >. ? 3 ries —_— y. mt > rr . _o- > " ’ . . m .rer »: , = a , > | y 4 : es ° -y a -_ . . — > oul ? > ’ = ‘ = = 3TtA~*t OU oon seems. “ures lec~ | F : 2 ; ; = - i>! ’ \ iS + on = tT. >- wo*? a art yen eo «. i A v .. Ej 5: wr omer ce 3 aia OITLS. ba b ——— —— a . " > - cs be . en“ “ia y Deca Cf, « e . ? , o D teat Z 4:3 i . a — ha ’ ae | * or. \ — MUM ta or ) ur ce, sad “ ’ i SE wWrd —=T5 4 7 a beauvtifu . cantiv furnished beautiful tile hath gas. S35 Den HARTFORD 2lilcA—~ Moms, recepticn * i De Tremtec Oy the Ume they are enh- ee oy 4 oo gece. oat — a ee os = a tenet | roan. wt oe ee 7+? .? vr, thi vee mA wm . = - , ‘rr i ~* : a . - ~ 4 be) a* oer ° "1 ¢ ° : ?T 4 t Seereet at bad Fo c —— ; , — : = ee 2s Oem suite for lease in this ang. eheap. sence \y sOHN DOCKERY & SON. Dealers im Re a tile bath hot-water heat: eduits. ic ine COMmetted A ot a =~ e335 HOUSE Wri—3 or # - > mt mt Building A os apartment OLIVE. 3°71°%-—Three-room furnished apart- Estat L@2 hestmut st HENRIETTA 1534 A—5 eautifu! Meht 4108A Lafayette, + rooms, sum Dario! PAGE. 432°—6 large modern rooms. with FLAT Wtd.—S5 reawra fer 4 reams sand) rished cottage or -LIU STRAND IL, 3 he ’ i, Gen’: ieee t ? s ‘hs ie a’ oo _ ——- - ~ — _ — ee - ‘ " . —= ~~ 5 ... or —_ - - ~ a : - _ : ee => ae ; 1.5@ : ote ae "ai The bd ‘uThe = pennies poss _ ee a mom a — — - é " . 4) ‘>? , © * *?* ee ~ 4 _ ors = n Yrar- ing = ? MALL . J o SS fae = . : I T\ we “>~? t er x9 pron o .>% = ; ’ eferemces «exchanged aduits niv . a°'4 1.2 : >t, 3. ; — oo st corper of T"nine nA ss OLAV 4223— 4 . >» ToOoms i Be PENROSE 4 240-——6- poor ern ef? “s re. “ . Setter i le = ‘ sai -— i ——— “ : e e I nen and Wate . | ~ “1 : Wain >» rT a ——————— - wnneada sia leashes 4 or sleeping 1 h. Murphy ed and 8 424 Siorwtew oF Qa-__A + me od bath FLAT Wta.—4 or 5 moms. furnished or un-/) _ inimg Tar TOOmA, 2 - ~ sarage. all . RA anh avs.., 8 Im the hear fe «@ the VRE LO, Be Use Ke ithe DP ida TRE ’ RENTS, Li.?@ 3 he “Weusei Tiare etearn Yea’ : Hiith RY (a2 jb ——5-reem. flat ha “hh auUn-— ~~ b+ ee e+ . —— rAAm ¥ IEW S Aas 403 } va 1e i —- “— . As. ° ee. . = between Tarior root. = finest residential «et in the Steam heat. bot Heth. omone: Si: >) veek beaut fu mn £0 ndition: $57.30 tr lect: miults only; references re *“"s24¢ ft afavet rn aR ge ages hardwood floors, hot-water heat, aduits.; ‘furnished: near Grand av. between Pari) 4, and Lindel: sk — . eee " aa er -\ ~w * aes - eee . nao .- en = . *”* e a “i nd = — —— - ° . - aie ns i - ‘a Tette to) ‘ is 4 “ we m" ans a , » | _~ one le ; . ag j qrty Adnritasticn hey Oe ll OMmiy r A hk 4] os j— Nicely furnish i. 4-reem bs ‘> . . . _ ‘ Z ~y “ s4.° * a _% ny : ~ ooh 2s ok Ph ra a F IPres io+.3M ‘ . - : = " = 25 A = " . ™ 4 4 = + rex ower ; r- he aohens Saas “ a mee = 1. sie & 2a = 4 pt Oy Oa; nash OE se Post-Dispatch. : .Urloer pParticulare see _ aoe ner MMe. .e Possess) . ner tial reception az ba th : >? , ‘ as | MPHREY 34165—4 rooms. tile bath fur- ve 315° , SAN BUNITA 712 Five rooms, 7; semIng - + = . 5 _ > ‘__ = * tps 1 s iv ’ ae ee 2 . = . s Tt : ’ - —_ =. er i or ; : eae . 7 a - = > . accel P eT a ice ; «} . qiraldin Bros R E Co } aAi,* 4 > oe oy Be ry . urT ah >4 For ih 4- e:.ectr LF r? . order ren! rea SOE Re Ou . OOTrse $50 perch. tlie bath. hot-Water beat Orrick ga- i - Lowt | Ww ‘ a 9 .°asge. ¢ or .. rooms, Ped resi Furnished Houses “ “9. . . ’ . . fe . , —— ‘ _ _ > , : > ry, > alt Mn ~ . ™ on — Pies ss — ‘err ‘ . + GT S13 CHES’TN room apartment fla firs our wes ; JOHN DOCKERY & SUN. Dealers in Fea Ht MWPrPHR oy aro, 7 reoma al cenven- ~ ue ence; north or west: family of adults; ref a . BST N UT - a a sr . . Reta! are heatust at cieediane Siaemeny:. diknanen wane Scuthwest WeMENAMY R. EF. CO. 1308 N. Grew. erences furnished and required. Address, 4PAaRTWEYT Wed. winter PaCe ok. ee eee eee. © aa ~. , ae ———eenon — + - a aS — with full partnculars. Bex M-70,. P.-D _—soattrectively furnished 7 or § : himd ” share with Die us) REL Bt! 454 7—New 3 and 6 room fla’s HUMPPRREY .4 ih 3 4 Tours, THO : Rar yr wrt = 497-094 rovums tite Mat “Fe ~~ r pT ro _— ; : ~ tno : ‘ ‘ P a " ‘ a 7 Orn ; > » ge crt 4) , ei. =" me : rt : Bs \ ge OO eet ASI rooms mo- — : : ' apartment 4 ness women, one bloc’ Principia College ot-water beat nice ation mvenient to car ines hardwood flours, hot-water heat. ‘n-a-der . good condition. 1290 Temple. Cabany|*LAT Wtt.—3 or 4 rooms. upstairs: elecs | & in West best = ne i ; 4! 09—— Nice} , . two EO J WANSTRATH. TIT Cheartaut ich Paylt= on). p ; ’ ial a-ce rooms with enty closet space mw oe aie sg oa es A si ogy bath: br Oct. 28 or before: quiet cou- | Bex T . = —_ — i : _? —— ir? = » ; ” [Y= _ . _ _ ~ . ~ = = . : : ° ‘ | ‘ > i hiner oro: a oe Di cade - 2PPr~c S-~y,e 7-1 ase: ening : 71" eee “ee ent reasona bi Den peemrcenencnaneeneii pie: best of references: not over $35. Box FURNISHED BOUsSE 4 ) \ S-SH } ] } 9 : sDartment ‘ = M + HR ¥ 341 4——F ir roorns hath for. pA ae : OT bet =~ Ve -. : ane: me rae - , v7 : ? 7 ’) Page $-roem afft. w- a2. Post - ™spatch. ; 7 ‘ * ® A * Px: ™? oe “ee A ’ _ ‘T's « >.>. ~ . oT . . 2 -s - 8 : . » ™ = 3 . vi . 4° ~ “ is ne bre ae - > 4 . furnished house in 5 . . — —-- — wh — a ayecbai --OoTrs “iss Sang |) ——— : - =_—= =o “ens eer a: ency sgpartment tat. heat furnisied; | second | APARTMENTS FOR RENT PERSHING, 5630-——-Apt. 109: furnished; .STLEIVAN, 3814—Five rooms. bath. Bot- _1972J._Ove e7) | BERTHOLD, 1900-26-—5 rooms. Murphy; aduits a FLAT Wtd.—5-room modern. 1st floor: good feoms, 3 bathe SS ALL OPEN FOR INSPECTION wi rent sma’! efficiency to party Duying water heat with garage sijultes EIMWMPHRET 343....Mindern &.rcon fot ed . Qsta ed “1s Ween. S-oa.2 Oee8 a > ae N iateniiianain . ! .ocation south. not so far out: not ever bath third fear: ; ; ye) ‘A was ~ . . S et 2 a 2 / it. A +) 4 ° a Ooms, bath. av = bs 2 . = . coos ect enim " . a = y . . rT —— > hae , inal oes : : ~-ees . As -* , iw ' - wi a a de a garages: | j IDGE. 4*°07—Four-roem furnished _ bath: $32 eessicn NM I JUS. F. DICTAMANN R Ei. 1 BOL/ J. +— F la 4 rooms anc Sun weiwewaWwyY RF EF - 1308 SN Grand nD = a i dex Uru et ‘er. are ™-« : ead , os i) aX — wee ed UME . urniisnec apa = oe = r ~~ ae “theater tr? , “ rior sith -. > — . Sinus —- $~ - Mont reasonable to ladies Forest 73007 —. ae t w oa ea eacen tanden + ar 4 rooms. @m ern. or by > / aa S170 P ER SHING gant 3-reom apartment with 5-room ef- | FWENTY-FIRST 45144 N conan iat te nace. electric: 5200 sowtR SRAaDpLneY A eS eee —ene | a ne errs oo gg see ry : a ~ . "E126, Pont-Dtepatch refer- BUNGALOW : a Third fleor wes: . rooms, SUM PAPlor |) feience- + ce : aa A : . Wane t- aes - reom flat HYDRAULIC. 36GD>A—4 rooms. electnce ~RALLET, 900-—) rooms. oath, furmact ~~ AP reccrcggg ones, oc Me. rg satis —S. Cee. cee. Oe 5-2s0, J apart | beth, edectric and e : “ : ; er . we o IT) -« ~ ~ " r Der v ‘ >, em - P50 =| aM MER oa = aT ry ‘ "y «Session mrmediate *: ; s ou = +a z a3 > ; Q@né sleeping vorsh. $110 = iil decerate., ar id furnish: rent $0 mmediate posses- ‘a ~ hs : hath furnace adults: garage vacant : SRA fends tf . ——— rc ‘e . > th és bbe & eS ae Se = WE Ss pee 2 | aoe eres . a Ue - . ts 7 ob a ap vo - eo ae A 4. = i Sow ‘iatTs 4 mitts. 8 aS at ‘ee 6 a gas 4 2s o& ~ = Wid . 3 or unfurni Lek 4 ’ ne ba tarne sleeping po: age, $110 F. J. CORNWELIO RE. CO. Til N rent. - wie —3 reoms, $20; open 11) to breakfast room in-a-door beds. steam a2d cold water: newly decorgted soem south TES Box M-20. P.-D, en ee 5925 W ashi \ ITON WASHINGTON BI 4° 241 —Apartm ont at wrt eRsITyY 2: Sega” egg Er pnee anys : p. m. Sunday ae See gr en ea , - _—_—+ "Qo rms and Dat n. S20 v4 os ~ ‘ A 8 Ri yr ‘ Re ,itor na a jest Tf. new ¥ gecorated ready for occupancy ‘vy. Ri es aid — . uw 7 t: w f ‘ @eeping perch newly rat t - ; - > ; —_ ose . in . uri; Tu >. . Vn Ii nuUcUus bot Water. ~ bed - aon — +. hale - « uits LD ‘ r —~*- -=—*-;, - - *- _ - i - ~~ s = . —_ - * ‘ FE ous6 W ASH TNUTON rooins referen —- nae, | VES ;, -6A——P_-sdTOeEm™a, Deing new'y deco- ae >= DEVONSHIRE 491S—5 rooms n bath VERNON. 5055A—Newrly decorated: ail con- Box T-33. Post-Dispatch. fc) " pone Third floor west > rooms: Dee sac. ; —— es —— rate@ and electricity inmstalied im flat. S38 %(~UNDIANA, 22317—J3 rooms, 2d floor: aduits and iarge hall. strictiy modern. reniences: aduits : yF. $55 5 reoms. 4 “~~ “ sTS3 PERSH WATERMAN. §266—S rooma, sicepiag) ————->-; STF mir ————— ee | ee ms “| SINGLE FLAT OR RESIDENCE Wid. Wid —in- | BUNGALOW—Stuces; . vr r row! =, : - " aor ry + : e : * bh: TT ny grand tT» Abe V ctro A lea. = A -sT . ARTER. +. 73 4—4 are r reriT _ > ae - renee we ~~ v= . NSHIRE. 5200—Southamont yn five A 4 r4 XER E ee 1 9NS —see rd i oor e Tuilr. "Tne Washington. Centra! SIlR2eR 8 Scres. darn, eu! $55 . _— ANG eheeninn: perca : > mole ra oc L Zo. 2 Us : se . ™ - ba >. “ | “. a J is ase X «aW . . na . . . - + ae ~ . ~ = ~—* ——— , —_ . - a — =) = #384 FORES \RKy sonadie. Farest 4194R “e| rooms. gms electric. screens and shades. _hot-water heat: $55. > FINKHAM. 4915—Modern 5-room flat. Ap- #782. | FURNISHE! APARTMENT Wtd—Or fat. -ENTRAL, 341 WN. ¢ First floor ® rooms, Motevn. Fo. a a er Ee yr Rear Turnished. S40 IE Fr eRSON S372 4 S «aise. Snenieeen civ 6625 S. Hing’s highwar Riverside WALTON PL... 3017—Block east of Euclid oo mail particulars. G. §. O.. 5807 rooms. modern, moms snd bath. FUAT—New S-room efficiency. haniwood WALTON L216—Beautiful, 5 reoms end Fr RNISHE S,PARTMENT Wtad—@ or 7 CHATH AM 4217. ry = 3 : a abla E ee TOUTES we.2. eho IR: s io rime —oaeees {.o0rs stea°T lea ba LOCK 2: ym Forest Serping perca, for sumffer or winter mre "Tl Sy furnished. for 5 months fram Dec. BATH. GAS. , : ‘ ot enton ~7 Sos netw'y painted, furmace Deat: with or with- 1: Caban District: will omwv entire rent te QRATED $35. | ff Garden Court GRAND.OL AVE APARTMENT _—“Giick RS co__s24 chewnut __REQKTKHS—Epe rows Merk Garaae {VANHOE, TRC ares rooms ang aire” DO sara AS nid Shee Toke Oe eee | CORTE? oe : : s gage ere ~ : : = weed Tt, aT , S6TT-K3 Clive st.. 3-~mom mr a c iene. | bath. electr arse yard. $30 with Wi‘SHINGTON. @044—New i. rooms wright Bide Ottve 37 $12.50 ver month. ; ey . conceals eceiy furnished “angle te; ces. dah ect 3). acuits of ALK. 3415—Deudle fat. 3 and rooms er . = breakfast Poem. eam hea: Ruud water , a : ; 7% Re ? LD} L \i AR — 4 aa 2 —— $$ $$ rotons ee anes . . = ¢ roms, oO a SS SSS Fr -- = IuLHER eS, ee COTTAGE—s moms, with ie ; , t shit hb a A reots $85 and "$v See Janiter, 36S3. a COTE SRILLIANTSE, ysrhi.——s4 om al a — —.. wi.vis S HIGHWA ris 3S. rooms. - a vo semen ame “Bn vas . —— DWELLIAGS FOR RENT r Tae k % aE oN > . wy m ts we ae “hest rut ™ . al ™ nie um ua . . _o-- . a “| a. ae oy ‘ost * ecw, sepeneees — we ’ 2 1 . 7 = ot ™ ~e » . i Tah, ee - —.. 4? ‘RI » : -- | od "1 ~ ‘ ———, > . “4 = i a — ‘ . Ie ia | > ; a. ‘ , >.> — “ee - We @roe *,% ia as | ONLY 3 APARTMENTS LEFT barh ges. Inquire upstairs pager ote mm a ig ms ane Gon a = eee ee a FRweTy y oan > © 2 ; oi. sf Trevi Pheocert arctuits - unt tet 25 fu 22 2: arage it) th kitchen and ir e ture for ; fro , - FURNISHED APARTMENT OTe BRILLIANTE @36—troom tar iy "eg Bake ada 3 FS a ee ee North __| Rent “Aety te owner ciency: two Cl! oe ae Bach apartment ococnsists of living newly decerated througnheut arge yard —_——— ae see owner Orst LOUGHBO! 7k 4004—3 rooms. sieep- Ra ‘ reem, : aoe Oe 4, >- ‘a | ar --= rww ~ a 4 a spnmeeeen - ~e o_o Roy hs, at tile 5a hardwood ; neues — flat abe aeiectric: > > = —_— = . - = ~4 : " c 7 . . é : P| > a = = ~~ -_ oe = = baa ' -- o's th. aid om - - e a ; stove, . toePok ment during adeenmce from the city For oe a). are wood 1.00Trs, e e249 ao . SVILLE. iil>—)-Fr mn meodern *t: rR ~ent *. n CUOTTAGE—491> North Marka. mont hiy station: 3&2 ee. : ' Goed ventilation Cemforting fire particulars and termes call or address seam hea: St we Ate. MA * rooms and Sat in- emcy: tile bath. hardwood floors, furmace — wma. J BBOTT REALTY CO payments. like rent. Colfax 2830. ic) | FOR RENT : 3 room ' | 4 . ~Se6 Ss =e an meme — > - — ’ ~ d ; ~_. Seeucbisd Ju - : - proof Dull dine one vear oid, CLAUDE E. VROOMAN, 105 NX Sth st. ELMSBANK. 38930 —3 omg, first Eoer ee st com. _ erand 23:9. pane eal aM Garage. . 4 *XC#i.eRt Nneigoavor 2049 Chestrut. HOtSE—Modern @ rooms KIREWOOD - ’, ? nu com oe oh tentain cS Bach aparment newivy decorated. Main OH eS ee | a 4 = oe a 4Ti3t—-¢ "TTS, SiMmrooem, an aa L SONNEMANN-BARNETT REALTY © sieening noerch. barviwood floors, newly dec- WocATSLAND 1344 Po es om FOUR ROOMS. MURPHY FED - —_ oe ——— dete a RENTA!, REASONABLE. CHESTER APARTME “ag for °=—7T rooms and bath $40 Anpiy er Peo mend : of "T. ws i Ae i demeeaes “ ~ 4 sEE ain ee — ——— a , - ‘pairverre caro.” 2 -_— ~~ ine ” a ta bed, Tarde oe. Ripe x hare one 2409 2 Bell egiade | for ard of adm sian. FLORENT. 2512 ¢ ’ oration fie ai i 4045 LIN DELL a 3-3 Tooms, west, motern 3] y~ eh = ~~. A TSO a ar — = P neta — ~* ~~ - . = an ae . 4 rg ine: - oor vac oe) oh ~ “oper + col i= =* arm KING = #IitcH ve AY BL. ~~ 48.34— Brick , ~ > HAM; : * ' % i . “res ° _. = % - P . . ail vr fm eni_s LA neu ¥ ~~ | : | sca 1% a. : a\o . mAs ia Se « sa = a P rt hardwom] floors. ‘tije Sar se owD- ‘tage. with Oat al a - = c. a ~ ‘ 7 ty 7” ee ~~ — = "rt ts , ‘ - wr - 4 » , « wg eT s3 7 2A . . . ~ 5a 5. - , rc @ ae ° re as % | Nt MAN. emt Te ncetees Wellin whine io met soll. champ, Owner £487 Far! ae ea eR OS Se p: e es ew ae Se Oe EM PALMER. 200 Title Guaranty Bidg JULIAN, #313 4-0 @ + 7 " . = - a ~iaeeee ‘ eer?’ Tt : ‘ “7 iF . : Yr - = — v7 em pet Pee a . ed ~ . SF ew : aa ) >30) b be! \i LR B “ mrected With Hote chase Dy turn: ond RENNERL' 220. ——Ac Tose Street from ma peachy ise t.U2A——4 rooms, sun MARSHALL, -5-—o ee ee v4} > STANLEY EPSTEIN. 319 Chestnut st. Olive 2114 or Cabvany 312 on tick serth of * th. a : tian i *—_ : : * a sine — > = — zs ee on 8 | r ‘ sal ~ ae —_—— “ ry ‘TT? 23 tia oS ese) enton i » oe ; _-* eet ree? - greet. ¥ “ ~ Re EE sist 3 he: : ven - invder 's manage wet =e Ace Ty pS 4 ™ TT - a ih “ # =a ~ EE Ty Free Pa ; 3 9% sat 2 d Phome Foereet I “4. Sex «ERE. : : LA BA>IS. 47 j8 A—Six “oom s —oders rYvE= NW «Ot? ~_RRore oo — M TCHELL. Bi ov—F lat, J Toots, men een eam humgaiow for rent or for (T> eT" con’ emences. ! ify P58 5 — oa . —— ye rn om ~ (ee Sage _ “leu anaes : : ' . . ; . a te3 tor a “to erer org? tthe. . . 9 o “ws : _ : ~ Se pia f IROWNING APARTMENTS. seeming Dorch. sew.y decerated. furnace _—_———_——_ sstaatisraassensnsbtansigeeendbanenenaantan atin easteeneeeet eee eee oe MU RDOWK “iéiA—) rooms. & Iemette RTH MAR KET a Cott NATURAL BRIDGE RD... Binoy eae 4 +a *. a.» - - ate > _ " .7 tt — am ~ - —on — . : “ . a Zz? Too mise » net ’ . me. 5, mae 5538 PSRSNING AY |. , se a SA ant T 2.0. — )- Mom efficiency hardwoed floors, furnace in-e-door bec, FLATS FOR RENT—F urnished seartric. eee furnace no bath * oem residence: 4 he sage es. a H, a aes - fe — — | Se rT Sal — 52 - a oe van i 1 ™ : -_, r= 4 ' ‘eth ato a ed = = . = sen aa ~ ae oe —— - ts samy . . = 2 ae oe ote "hin cn itomeat eee ee aa ne TOO: fe abe |con- FEDERER-ARENDES REI 2 ee. us ARROTT Realtor, 799 Chesnut, FictT—Sxceilent neighborhosd: 6 rooms | OBEAR. 1405—2-coom cottage, fernished | ee . SP ack tse a - 3 ~*~ TOUS A el ne = y* 4) A = i “OTT ” ; nN = ~ 1, . a oe A EN ~ ES +. .* - oo =: € ¢ . stor ~ be 4 4 rs : ten tor * 7% ‘ of. I a9 opt t Pes lle urn shed ert - Tater hea: can emn! ete e! rie amd | sinie: It RESTDENCE—Moadcera. a 4 re, ¢ awe 3 we ry - . y Taete > rors a .- _ _—— a " % na se , > o- ~ oar one . - | a ee oo = Guero Ee Oey: — - F hms - -” — - . cas eatt adu =. “nu fact aie “i Sa e Fa pm ~ r x s1°% « ~ 2 Reet: SO - — — ~ be . . : Bak a3 i a. = eee nena een —— — ieaneaane NOTTING RAM 491 3—Beauriful 6-roeem a”>- Beet) Ts Wa wears ex f - 238, r.-U UNIVERSITY a4 ' grounds. furnished or "agiv ws e yw : ae ee —_ qr? SFFITT Ho A—5 moms ath, ebeet: ew PRL. J UA rooms: hot-water ner Cat. modern Suuthampton 379: Fr SHED FLAT—Four reems. Cail Mon- i - | cottage, Dach. ster 337. - 3 spa. ment | os es light. gae for cooking. beat. ‘anitor ‘urnace, $47 reat e bath: rent 305 dults a3) idnew 425R ¥ ~\ electric. $40, 'San —s 71 ~ STORES | 7 fp service, ai} itnens, silver everything for GLICK R. EB. CO. 826 Chestnut "EDERER-ARENDES REALTY yg Oe ee ee : SAN BONES. wah Kha " y « &: Ouse K ee ne i , term ~ See "Tlanager ee ee vase ™ _ a ame OO es onsen A Li 42e "ATR a] ' tra’ oe av i AMS ‘ .4A—) rm Ts, = 7h “mur Ss ta OFT oad INISE ED LA T—La Ie ‘ving alone ioe { ing rover. sunToo?. , 5 % P aaah ae: > eo SS prectises, Cahany 4375. or MARCUS, 3904—Corner: § rooms and teth: LAPAYET&S 417.—i ~.:” a a =| a2 convemiences. Sentrs iS0nn & ; ‘ '° > = %2 O« + eee a | se pee —— ec ee — : . : : 2 it* Oona mM YP aeaee™ : quEpndeempenendematninets = - roa + we —— a 7 +" ese, ; es ~. F , oi , a arta — $$ $$$ MA" 7 cui are mS: Jai west. will put im perfect condition: imme- S210 BANCROFT A $25. J. 3 PARISH & (DO. =13 Chestnut. ros a a erat aan es RENTS REDUCED nn eS —— | Gate possesion. 255 Sz-toem efficiency: tie Roth. herndweed North FLORISSANT. S614—3-room rick, tur- ‘5-foem cottage and : = | ~ *\ . 4 4 ors ae etn te CARR RRR pate Sw Arn > °c =T * *" OTS Ty $3 foem crttace - ' —. a) Sey | , -_ . ’ : 7 a ? ; - - - ~ ante » 7 . : wat ae * : Z . s Mes ry ; i = Z nS € ST ‘Th ¢* Soule \ “Lr { Sere 7 PDELMAR ar - i — ai +. an e _— $55 ga - A Mi. = _ Og bad we whe Mt Sects DB | Arvsi ret ’ ag - ae i ¢ . - s > morit h. See : AT MERAMEC ‘ 4% x j a 5 eh rm ' “or oy rai sh et artments, $80 ~ a eae a 2 - rer : a a a ——_ ~ - = enneriy. Cabeny °986R. #####1 3-roum cottage : 5 ao Y 4 4 ~ , s a wr — s on ~ “|; * eet ca aus ’ mah . a - +? _ epeeeatinnien fineideatamnits eres setae os > ar me ~ v a " aes “- - = Wiest a - = ‘A - - ° ra =) adie rv 1eMedt rr Tr e Ln . “or Ls | ‘ "oom nice éwetiina. oa F - 2 at Fuechbd ee | Wh T . ARIPSES 4822;A—S mmorme * SAN A $— Modern ted tnabin co Oa WS RR Byprewo ony _ - ous Tory Measonadie Bex M-20% : = = 4 ?P aie eda — on ee first fleor: decorate to suit: adults ALAMO, 71394-—5 ms and sun parior Post -Disnateh (1) South | aeetrte | and | '- oe Se Llene partments 544 7 ers 4 er OCIMES ani ; — mma, a enrn feat ariwond floars > | Seve ws amr - SH 7 : i : : ey . | i | ~~ 2 ‘ Ra . : : a ™m : » hi ng jTac’e MANN ow 4" . ‘ “Ms ANA > > om e ; he | ——-- ee - : ‘ ————$_____ “2 | M4 “ SH is D LA T—§ scoma. —— 4 LFRED 141°7%7—}-reom bungalc®. large : ity f ee. .. : Surt es ri a2. ee 4 i. 4 vot _ . ; P 12 one hi “. * ‘ urn aes. ew ~~ be. 2e oe Ne ‘> — MA RK ae ‘a = — ae i ree ._ a mr “om nod Lt > “ ms » ree eee! ev? « 5 . ei | . i. ; . ITT. & Za ra * . , be » mn tn “9h is ex] own tra! rest: nore bh. «un na rter ha -iw , : fle re fur $ i ron ‘i ze ; 43 i Hen r 4 ‘ |} @-room ency, neiuding sun parior with ne thai’ Ham cae a ae , pcarline == a SOTA Parkview la | 4 moms. kitch- and te epheme “95 5 one ADbiy Pala nace. every modern convenience: garage 4 [5 acres, 4-roem 4" ) : . - : Misrt?*Ly s mii wet “4 Ne rh r az . . —— ssneqnemnmasin - paneer clint bn. «rhe e. 5 ’ we 1’ ’ . ’ a — . “Tiett n= ’ eo p 4 : : ry a a > 00m eTRNcteNncy, Wit i ee ee ee, et. | SORTH MARKET 10S ag «(ODOM ALD, 3883—4 reemas lower, garage CDERSON.27OCKE- ACER OO) AEE. eee, A G RLANKE R. E. CO. Till Chestrat st. Care and school. Se a: te . me eer. | = ae = . 2) we cag ggemeron : aes 4 Baus feat a a, “heotmut = \NDEVEN TER "SAA N.—3 moms RIEHL. 217 (county>—New 5-room bunse- | 207 Pendleton : ae om he b; sth and sho wer. free te\e- ‘ : a - — rer - wee McRER 4i158—¥ i Car . =. a rer? =e sera gees : —- ac R, niane. adults, permanent. Christian and £4. “ . wee * i Scan _ oat 1e2 & TON 7 TS NORTH MARK 1L16-—24 ‘loor 4 mere aieGeh. arcade tenia” sae ame, Kiteh ALAMO T1lite-44 fleer west: 5 roome and peenie desired t Modern % fe > r uy + - a | r - F NST ‘ ) AP \R1 "MEN ateary 2 tw) er Te £u . r °s ’ ° . ° @ } STOR eel wT aan! owe f teres fT Tx) e v* ay iT ‘arit aT seTv ice BL NGALOW—South Side. a roots. fur- & rs hone ui : | : y — ee | | i a om a . : : . . — a v% * +2 - : - _ , wren dhe . « . niehe ar "A a 6s : “= igh lie Cas, jan o CP, non Chg ™ $x » t b es “ oo ~y @ ‘ mA 4 mats o% _ soompi a . . , . - ’ ja cage i atts est rt “ a tA T—F yr nished 3 wT. hath fur - COMPTON 43xx = —~"sesv ys Enciieh “ 2 ot | vive light «us for ooking at. laminar | *, ~ . See, Se i Aoply upetairs Thay 6 AT sf + aa ate heogaiow: berutifel yard ; i oe _ ter service and automatic wrvice all linens. silver veryrhing - ¢ tae Rs ates ison Mc RER $140.41 44.— 4-6 oot nner CRERT T3i—One Block eam of King's - 40S TO op e: a 7 — : a - 3 % is 8 ; : 7 House beer = Sere anager - re ap ai .* ka] Yow let * conan nani aa ane > ae c. are T) 208 2 by a “vVeNtT: & avr. Te ae ane a -? if mo « e clock Sundav en'y a Sige Ps + oe bis refri -ration for maki: _ : ? reat "ss Sel \o i> rw iw oe ar, al he 4 aen rm ,tw- au? tte -* % wt oe? ote ef . “ee Sow r -_ _ en * 5 . ert ~~ " rn “ x ‘3 “2 4 - * ES om _ neon s a oe > witan wit es teed. > dB cen reed Come fYrwere ent 50 REI 135A. legs Mat, 5 rooms snd ‘ ‘ ape oe % * 9 " “4 Pp . ent “eee , bho: ‘« * : ° « ee me oy SouthrA oy vas : —~ pee “ : aa “re — og ® § roam McRER. 4038 A—Modern “et. 4 rooma nice. 4 aa 3 wie : : : ¢ i ? “6 ; ¥ : ; a . 7 . = } . in ve = r 1 t : fs a : ie 2455 more than ite morning compett) (ures comme oer Serler me reee : ated: vacent. Glive Stan tradi SEC OO ME” pee , : o irod. Phewe @ a P. i) Ses, ‘ inn = | m2 ©) RLACKRTONR, 14474—a rooms. Gectric, _fefetences required Grand 21480" . * li er and mere THREE times as , BR PT. 1095..7 mame Sark fee MAUMY F1ibt-—-Se-and flaw guaths @ ‘ormece. bath: t© arty turing furniture: 7. VINCENT. 2904-3 eno ~oeme, bath: elec | ‘1 = 343 meny an the rwe ether . Leatls evee ware etre aap * age mma i? =e oe! ames “~~ * din - Reen 4 P a | ' , . * «8 Garter, Po ode . — tric, het water. comvrentent 3 cars. & = = a ging sewepapers combined, | rage uae a ro. werd Powers GA fyrners ROY! 11 AND (Sa &-——3 rooms and bath. 97 VINCENT. 2655 A—Nicely furnished =i aa r. Lore THIS? er wei wR a ARENDES RRALTY «oO ' Seat, Rot @eter, tanitor sere $55 on % ud > . : Ace. and’ Te rooms, bath. ebettric furnece, $40. Reeten ont tere Mire, CR TALO Grew sta. $65: ica. Lindel) 2909W. (oo cot an a. S aks ite byoe’ ‘she. y Pape a Sie 4 + fics fo ; t ‘ 5; 4 : ' - ees a hn eal : ‘ < — aw 51s ey ja ee } Bel

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— : gs oe Ba Bae i yee ee ee cee. sit iie halen ase atinientte ieee 1 aethae note ee a OBER 14, 1993. - SUNDAY. ' LLINGS FOR RENT an ——__ 9" 600 APARTMENTS, DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today: UF aR | FE | —-BUSINESS URPOSES | 0 LET—BUSINESS PURPOS , REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE | REAL ESTATE—W’'T’D to BUY REAL ESTATE—W’'T'D to BUY ‘Central South | HUPMOBILE—Sedan, 1922: exchange as 5 Chestnut’ | ASHEN NGTON AV. BUILDING | STORES—CATIFORNIA AND ANN AV. | TREA LE S TA TE | p27, "Post-Dis, | “"“o™m*® Property. Box) Bungalows. Cottages Wanted oe Sag aaa 6407 ee oar | COTTAGE Ww ry —Oild. cheap cottage or fiat. Webster Groves. Glendale ua alo ad Kickyrees 7’ ie | ' : ———— | A R125W. 1208 & 7th st. ee . -—_) i LOT—E xchange $1000 equity in large coun- AS 7 i 6s rooms and | ye ace v R NEW BUILDIN Rit Hine st.: 3 stories and basem t. R MARTIN ‘ BREITT RE iv \ IL DRY G OODS bere to, buy. S REALTY cos - eee tame, Rox M303. | ost-Dis. ee ce | Business Property Wanted Transfer, Corner Bargain — ) ooms and attic. ay ae S a | live 7407. jb4—. 3-roon ye : . 5 4 i} 4 . \ Cottage, newly yer Sei] consult our Leasing and Industria] Departments. | Post-Dispatch. — ween auees oF fists. Sex F-S0, Fea-Ds c. 1205A-—c ottage, 4 rooms j . | 1600 Locust iI C. HOMER _ MASON R. CO., 925 _Chestnut. Lor W if. e's exchange, $650 equity tn lot. on South Broadway. Box P-180. P.-D. nei eS tee . t bungalow iot, Richmond | —-—— - ‘| —_—_— ) VK ——_ sOts Ss 18 dul ts — _ * BUSINESS PROPERTY Wtd.—South Side or AGENCY, 810 Chestnyt et. al hot-« e 4 : >| oS ’ . “p ‘ ’ yA 7 1} Southwest . j - te ~ a heat, moden™ con. - REA L ] PATE DE i ARTME NT ie T W Q C ORNE R OFF IC ES ‘MANCHESTER 7020— New store: $80. Let U '§ C ollect Your Rents ights, for lot suitable for flat. Call Mr. | STORE BUILDING Wtd.—And : kind of | re eo 1518 Cor HH] 4 t| >} ar +. » i -. ~ » : ~ ; A 0 BU Y-—B a ; overage ay SS aie”, SEI Oe Ee OTE ; ow Py Prin Shay 00. Al TOMOBIL .E REPAIR—0Or paint shop, 0 | people to acquire their own | trade. want small tenement property as part Fiats, Apartments Wanted : wb as of ~ “ > Oa 73 oo pe eK me ) : ~ i nee > Bis % 4 3 om ie ; i > ; . gas ‘ elec t ric. water verv iiz sa ne ‘ rooms, « e ’ Ke Fa “ pao t: . . ; . oe ey Oh % ee per ' | a . oe ‘a burying con 2 een Se 353 : fe SY ngs means anything | RESIDENCE Wis To cxchangs. coating, | “liy'anartment “H.W otrcean, SObB Cubed B48 fost ~ i « ae Bae i $20 , e ARLINGTON. o3505 5—_(iothin ms fi i ' a se rooms, 2 baths, Btric y m ern; in | anne av. “« ON. —————————_ > oh Pee BS Sed oy 4 or | hished receytion room: nothing finer: lo-|to yo y ; lle i— . Sorend floors; cn ones , +. ~~, | a: Piha % ss 2 | BON oa) A o rooms. 2 _| Cation elegani; maven) igate; only one left. 7 OU, sive us a eall or send for pA he Re residence orgiat. Pox | APARTMENT Wtd.—4 or 6 family, inj 0. H. BRC BROOKS REALTY CO. 107 N. ' BROADWAY. 41297 N.—®-story brick build- 202 ¢ OLPH HOE a booklet. RESTAURANT—120-ac ; west: give full particulars, stating lowest a ing. suitable for carpe nter shop, sma!! ‘houteau Trust Bidg. Grand 800. (c8) h “4 rot o-reom ade roe a — Centr al ue _manufacturing | or garage. (c) CLINTON, 1465 (northeast cor. 15th et.)— REAL ESTATE BUIT DING ouse, to exchange for restaurant or other _T- 221 Post - Dispatc ic) feet fe) | thy Diace of business. F. E. Bellamy. Clinton. APARTMENT Wtd. -—~Any good eight. y ; | ax gent. Washington Avenue Corner $ Fis : sy peyment. ee us at once. APARTMENT Wtd.—3 or 6 family: préfer | Large, light corner store; good location 4 Hr 4 | are 1 saggy is 000 square feet or less; will | for auto accessories, tire and Dattery saop; AND LO AN Q As. 12 or 24-family snartenund b heat: rent c oo wr ed tag Pe Sa | reasonable rent. HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO., . AN AS SOCIATION TO EXCHANGE—500 feet improved, va-| cated in West End; price must be right. oo eae ‘Menras ste Tube and Wire _~407 N Se rae (c4Ox) HUGH H STEWART S a Siete. Wheat ry J part for! Agent, Box P-3. Post-Dis. h garage for 2 em . ; oo DELMAR BL., 5873—Store. 18x35, in Cab- 4 y ecy. . OP. 2 .-D. 9 | Seanriee re" gama cars; rent | — | megetok co i,q gah eae i, SR ie | FLOOR SPACE—65x95 »: good for light mfg Anne business ~ sm Olive 2487. ‘ y TO EXCHANGE—-~178 acres, house, part | — re Poa’ oy Won tel = ‘ ie Bae ae xe J FLORISSANT. 5584—Nice store; good con- | Aa ie ‘ation. _owner. 3703 8S. Broadway. ‘| condition. Box T-309, Pcat-Dispa -Dis tch, {c) 9647 WASHINGTON AV. hartnte oan ditoin for any business: $40. SAVINGS ‘TRUST ©O., 4915 Delmar. as DOUBLE FLAT Wtd.—Fairly modern; floors, shades, curtain a ppt ! FEV BE GIs OO Co ER ge POR ESR Koes > ) ORES > . elivenenena ne TO ~ EXCHANGE— 3929 Garfield: 2-story ition: two Farages, rent. aaa aide atk. Ks: , . FS iN FE. & R. G. _SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | DEL MAR BL.. 6150—Fine store room with frame; 5 rooms. large barn, room for 10 none reply.__Box _D-339, Post-Dis. $7 exis. crewing = Sesiness location: : ‘tet 4 Lindell, 10 to 5 daily GRAND. ‘Bu. 4040% N.—Suitable for den- | efficiency apartment in rear; fast grow- h machines: lot 50x135:; want income: tene- DOUBLE FLAT Wt4.—-In good neighbor- OTTO ‘TIETIENS. 722 Creat ‘ - S ‘ ‘ tist, doctor or shop. Olive 1938: Dowling. | ing business center. CHAS. E. RICHARD- | Y r ment or fiat: will assume. _R. Baldauf, : i : SOUND ves See _ ; 39,000 neni phere ony, All or Part GRAND. 3526A N.—Chiropractér office | 5 BO*X, 1008 International Life Bldg. Olive | op READY FOR . | 4727 Labadie. Forest 4571 W Reavy t — ene and investment. Box LOCUST “STREET esidence: @ Tides roo . Be | | 4 , Ax rooms: g004 location. st ss J ‘ VACANT Wid.—wWill exchange “equity West ; f ° wher. 3505 Frevvnee® _. N. E. Corner th an N ashington AV enue HERBE"T. °9519—The last of 12 new siores. E re TON, 58—Large store. rent “$45. | | ao eee || End home, 12 rooms, for county vacant or “> oe — a aoe oe . EAST OF 16yae STREET PL. a. rons lo = New 10-Story Fireproof Building aon double car line- on —- eorner HUCHAR REALTY CO.. § 614 c -hestnut. ‘| Lf R FALL | flat. Box P-158,_ Post-Dispatch. cash buyer. Box b- 128, Post- -Dispate tch. Lot, P E ; af eam heat. garage: re oth «and Hebert: rent $35. | E ASTON, 4509 W.—Larege store: rent $50. | | WIL L exchange business property with a | i ome “Parish | * L. 20 N. 7th st. Main 1480 | REAL ESTATE FLAT Wtd.—Single; in Holy Name Paris SIN | ee MOS CRS oe Beg Sore itotieer T R._4024—8-room houses : 7 rooms, bath. furnace; g ES FR. E. CO., 618 c " 7316 C —— av, +. > g of ett and ventilating facilities; sprinkler system; 2 passenger and 3 freight | —_OTTO TIFTIENS SHUCHART REALTY CO.. 814 Chestnut. _ 7-year lease at $90 a month for 5-room Box P-235, Post-Dispatch. 7 _ 814 | nut. | ey . ’ “ : CO., N. . 4959.0 : : jarge shipping rooms; iatest conveniences, NATURAL BRIDGE. . 4287—Store, “$25 EASTON. 4501—Select for business pur- | || "PRICE | STS. single flat. 8. Peek gy ° 4310A DeTonty. | —- rooms . hot-water — 2 FRANCIS- P ERRY- RUTH REAL TY _CO., + 102 N. 8TH __HAASE REAL TY CO. 921. Chestnut ay fine finished basement; on busy 1 J . Grand 5427 or Grand 3620 M. FIAT Wtd4-family; in South 8t. Louis. | 34. Olive $494. or Central | 1109. nde!) _4487R. ‘ = * ° || Y Y y at ESSERE: =) P . N. ~~ 1 PARKLAND PLACE. f= wea mere == | SALISBURY. _1415—Store gfor_rent. E ASTON. —3003—— Sg a d, i: tore: || ON ARRAY OF | | a. = He Ww Foon 2 Kirkwood Me. iF v2 1m Win bos mooie flat from own W. Cor. 15th and faecal milton: north from Mapie) %/ WOQUSES, FLATS ETC. TO LET—BSuUSINESS SINESS PURPOSES STORES Suitable for beauty shop. 3515|“room first floor, over 1000 large wore: ||! ATTRAC TIVE RESIDENCES ||| _7"” me. ¥- W. Pemberton. Kirkwood, Ho. | Vier, at a. bargain. Box M-364, F.-D. | Choice industrial lot: 150x150, s, 2 baths, beautiful corner, im. | " RENT FOR COLORED Kossut at | exceilent jiocation for pool room or light | || CHOICE INVESTME ITS APARTMENT FOR EXCHANGE. | FLAT Wtd—Plain 2 to 6 family. "Write : sessicn ; owner will show. Seg ie , STORE AND ROOMS—lLarge vard: car, Jef- | manufacturing; rent reasonable; open. | i] 7 Se | High-class 6-family: Washington Heights: cash price. Box P-55, P.-D. tt in terminal re a. j LINE. 8105A—4-room fiat, refined Central | ferson and Warren ——— Grand s 953. (c) NEW STEAD. 1224 N.—Near Page; smail | || INCOME-PRODUCING || have $7500 equity: rent $460 per month: FLAT Wtd. —To buy. double or single. Box nonresident quick sale ee “4i12—Four rooms for colored (*) | ee 2a fest, Mia: ‘City Bldg. Lindell]. South Side Natural Bridge. | _JOsT- MILI. ER R. E. CO., 105 N. 9th. __ | || AR - | OT a ee he FLATS Wtd.—3 rooms, with or without Main 67 675, 614 Chest —— 4 floor. 4 rooms, bath. | —— 7x186, at Turner av.: reasonable rent: | OF FICE—Misso Nations k B “at _ These c ] | CITy PROPERTY TRADE FOR FARMS. the. x D-B4 t-Dis. ED HCUSES FOR RENT TELD. 4568-—- = ie , Fa $i5 eae | FLA OR SPACE —Soltheamt Pee eopecge longe lease. H. M. THORNHILL, &11 Chest- e. corner omg Hae a Ban J Wag.. e || ata ogues containing the Td properties from $2: 500 to $25. 000 val baths Box 3 1. Pos | PO RRO Renae y aw PPPOE SLAM ty = SE repens parnace, selectrit oes want | hes corner 24 and] nu: Olive 1285. Cent 6 , é pick of the most desirable resi- ||| r farms convenient to st.| FLAT Wtd.—Single: South Side; give best I> HOU: E—5 rooms; conditions Mens 72° Chestnut = (*) C tnut, to Suit for offices; light manu- | 7": Jlive 1285. entral 164 Live aii Olive 1320. : Mr Abernathy. 4133 Enright av. i®) eee: heat furnished. (c 6) I. L. SCHE ; CL YDE . _ KE TCHAM, | ~U6 _Intl. _ Life _B!) dg. | R E CO |;country homesites; well watered; eight fine FLAT Wtd.—Double or samte: Lindell dis- 775x145 to Oth street: e and S-room furnished house; TT i“ ai -515—Bullding for lease. Apply | 810 Chestnut st Room 3200. Olive 440 | STURE—Corner. and 4 rooms 2d. floor: Vir- le . ° isprings and creek; price $20,000; want fine trict. Box P-178. Post-Dis. ill board: Laclede 32°] (ec) = es ginia and Fassen. Inquire 4916 } Fingham. . lresidence in exchange. . eee tment; any location; | will swing, showing more pi 38 per ———= GARAGES, STABLES FOR RENT 5; STORES. FAIR AND LEE. STORES AND APARTMENTS—6150-52 qq Eighth & Chestnut 1100 feet good building ground in Kirk- | F go tanger 4 Fate fe ae net on this amount after tapes s on HINGTON, 3033—Two large third floor | > en ea COR. BROADWAY AND HOWARD—S60 : 4: 400 _N. 20th. $15 SAVINGS TRUST CO. 4915 abie. BUSH-BU RNS, 1105 Chestnut. (cSO) Fine large store with furnace: also inside | i She pe . » Loc UST, 2714—laree store, rent $50. EU Five fine stores with ‘ doctors’ offices 00 * : Fe , 1: all imnroved: good locaton and big Pri to Southwest HRARAGE and storage, near Odeon. Call- Lin-| GENE ALTHEIMER REAL ESTATE CO. |above. corner, now heing er d. Delmar ‘bl.; in active district: values in- de ‘ ; 2 ' , ‘ Sout os; ; ‘ecte. creasi teadi] a bargain:- ren - om emand for sma!! houses; will exchange this FLAT Wtd.—Single: Washington Heights. RIS rt ‘CKER. ois “Title Guaranty —— — el 334J. ais (c) (C2 J. L.. SCHERTZ, Realtor. arics $27.5 one sibeivis a: - Re Soe ; for city residence, with possession. Box P-179, Post-Dispatch. Olive 187%. For re mt or lease: 6- = LOCU : t. 300, | nace | _ ST. 1901—Office rooms, carace spac, | Olive 440. 810 Chestnut st., Room :| “HAS, E. RICHARDSON, 1008 I Noor z: ; A_ 8S. LOOMIS, 9 N. 7th st ; urnished: electric 1j , | nternational S. ‘ - aed os a rk dis- t double whe My responsible | ‘ Central B meg for manufacturing purposes bo- NEXT DOOR TO KROGER. Life Bidg. 0O}| live 341. SINCE IS5S5 _ Main 4873 or Forest 67964. oe will ee ib ey a P-175., - BUILDERS TAKE ‘NOTICE! msi0o "Ro M >. eaters De- For teams, truck, carpenter 'cce AS, 1329—Auto repair sho 27x70 ee een ee ee eres Mp WE VARDE ‘Ss; ar oe L a ee ee Pont Dispatch. ry aide of Ke K ie highw 3. m3 bie : +$ 59. Post-Dispatch, Mm, space for material or coal. 1430 | on . P. ~~+/Us | build 4 fine stores at the : | room; $150; open. indell 4540W REAL ESTATE—w’'T’S TO BUY | FLAT Wia. —$700 cash and automobile, | noon: east s 0 vs ~ _., weer IRE, 5511—New modern 5-rests oo | _ Snncrete floor: daylight. Mescantile Trust. | CORNER OF JEFFERSON AND SULLI\ a | VANDEVENTER. 637 N-—Store and ea. S osu part pay: flat or residence. Will south of | Florissant: uve Ber ompletely furnished hot - water ' | MAIN 200202 S — ay See this wonderful location. ‘lans at the | “rage: old established grocery, butcher shop rise, DWELLINGS, os tA Wtd.—/ assume. Box “eo 163, Post-Dispatch. aaa e to car line, fine clean part ef Gee __ North | Stantial build eae: i Remypcome | So ont re paeree. J. L. SCHERTZ. Realto stand __Cabany 6302 7) an =a he gee ge peed creel yA oe FLAT Wtd.—Will trade a Franklin touring | ,uneslows, flats or speculation: ‘all ' eo -y Ww Caen. 6122—Store suitable for butch- ey Bi en i ‘a oS aoe leting not car. 9-B, late model, as part cagh. 3435 per foot.: 4 new buildings being r. W. J. BARTLING, 7 N. 7th st. Main Stee srs MARK ON REAL ESTAT™ necessary , indians. Steer S00, Ily doubie | R D, 721 Chestnu | VICTOR WM. REITZ JR., 725 Victoria Bldg | FLAT Wtd.—New or practically new doubie tT. RONAL a s flat or apartment; submt lowest pree; Olive. ‘3060 Central 6125L. ee 4 Bi st a MARKET. 123-25—Two 3-story. buildings. : a _feor_ machine shop or touring cars, | > > N rtnwest * the right party to start a lie first- | . : ‘: PAPIN & TONTRUP. 626 Chestnut. _ ° setauri in the busy clatrict of REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE Stow: ‘ Stheary meter 5 Eo. loca terms, location, income. Box T-375. P.-D. West — See 8°38—Garage; light ant wattg) | OFFICE SPACE—Uniimited phone service. | COTE BRILLIANTE, 5899A—Store; large | y°. ~ See N. Pelligr on : . 4 tee 74 — ; | lt . See N. igreen, 816 Pine st..| AP d -— ¥) , tad.—! roo “room i i Tn shed i, i~— ’—Gsras "e . ) a ro “im exchange for ms improved | irrigated | Si 7 house; west; modern; price. Box M-288, alin a. ated | le. ‘iox P-187. Post-Dispatch, ouse; west; modern; price. 7 . ‘6g Nares: a OFFICE SPACE—Arcade Bld ee a : STON AV STORE! | farms. Box J-149, Post-D 90) |-—— boars BUILDING LOT—On 4924 Davison et.: sh bah % neal oP yreumity — ; it as G. SCOTT, 800 er nut. a g. om EAS AV. TORES. = 0 }-149, Post-D ispatch. (99) LOT Wid 50 or 100 feat front. near eeritch Post-Dispatch. Sah took 4 me 4 415J = ia _—_— —EE a! $75 month adults (all Sun- : running through to Com mercia! rT . : aa . a . ~~ am : is ? r ki SA? ly Wie.—To rent or lease; one of 8635 W. STORE BUILDING—dQuincy and Gravois:| fiat second floor; will lease together or/|nery, dry goods, groceries, hardware, etc.; CITY rer w — t ak = oat Die . ypc wt yo bn ang , daa 2 Pan h. “— a ig RAS... 1%, Within 150 miles of St. Louis, with 6 living rooms above: price $16.500. bseparate; will make rent right for desirable | make your reservations NOW. ise 8 ss ae 0 a farms, 2 any Box P-54. gps hd § ee fiat or apartment: West End prefe for winter batching. on Gasconade “3 South Call Laclede 174 or Riverside 2360 OT | parties with secured leases. | ALBERT G. BLANKE R. E. CO.. _Size. SQUARE REALTY. 205 _Wainwright, VO eSon ost-DVispatc . A. E. CAIN, 7289 Manchester. ferred. Jos. Kroeper, 3623 Sullie’ A. KOBERMANN REALTY CO., 5418 |" ¢. JAY KUHS, 10th and Chestnut sts. | Main 3046. Central 1144.. 711 Chestnut. | CITY PROPERTY Wtd.—Trade $6500 bonds | *4C4A™T PROPE RTY Wtd.— Exchange 7-/|FULAT Wtd.—4 soome, pene Warne and Gravois. (c) | —— DOCTOR, DE Ny IST, CHIROPRACTORS, '_on_apartment. Box M-413. Post-Dis. weet touring aw. 1921 model. Call! n- West tenes * . H. Leaver. 4215 Col- XD | STOREROOM—Northeast corner 20th and th OFFIC ES. OFFICES CITY PROPERTY Y Wtd—To exchange farm. | = = = B: ©) | lege av. 5722-24-26 Prescot: - rame houses on | Olive sts.: dandy; modern front: good for Sou New butiding, just completed: 408 N, Eu- 240 acres, improved; $6000. Box M-411. WILL pay om for any kind of real Bat FLAT Wtd. =Fo1 ‘puy a single or double flat | lot 665x110: rent $70 wet! 5: price 90509: sear aepemga * ar pancia.., BROADWAY, 2820 8.—Store: remt reason-|clid av., at McPherson: 12 offices, single | _Post-Dispatch. S78 Pee De ee ee ee or investmens. Crone, Se ee HAUSCHUTLT E. 504 Wainwright Bldg. _ able. See Nathan Apple, 1419 Franklin | or en guts: ——s store also: cheap rent; |ci7Ty PROPERTY Wtd.—For exchanee. gev- | wo £ Sy 5 ONC LS. _if necessary. Box P-173. Post-Dispatch (c) Sar wr n co. WAREHOUSE—-50 000 na ft.. or any pact;| BROADWAY, 2635 S.—Choice epee Bree eer vie ty” SCHERTZ. Realtc a ta Missouri farms for city property. Box |WE nave cash huyers for any kind of prop-| FLAT Wtd.—Modern, 5 and 6 rooms; in rat Hiren in heart’ of wholesale district. Apviy| $45: good retail JOCATION; 00d OF eg: | 810 Chestnut st... room 200. ‘Olive 440. | - vamaesiniihdeliad : u : 1128 St. Charles st. (cO9) BROOKS. 107 N. 7th. Olive 547. (cB) : CoPFLE Wtd.—To exchange, 1922 Moon | °ce- _ Prompt service. quick resuits. _P-170, Post-Dispatch. : SAY. Mr. Mercham, we have a big ware-| BROADWAY, 11°22 S.—Store and rooms: Vacant Store, , 495 52 “Delmar | 6-40. in first-class condition. for "cottage (GRO 7 WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut. __ | GraT Wtd.—5-6 rooms, modern; west_of | RUTLDING 1OT—AlL im provements i house for rent: if Pa pee. lookirg for be ew till 2 o'clock p. m., Monday alli : Beautiful! store, suitable for any busi- | or lot. Box E-94. Post-Dispatch. | WE havg buvers with ready cash ae | Bie = fyb seen OF ge: Page cars, Box —_ block Louisiana. Inquire GE x —AD ORO see N. elligreen ne st. CS) | _SS7-_. ; ~ - — ness. Reasonable rent. — ; COUNTY ACREA AGE Wtd.—8-room bun- | art > Paring , aye | £-P ‘ "O08 spatc = + ar =a -E—Appiy 2828 Gravois.ic2) | — RESTAURANT LOCATION. | BDOADWAY, 3639 8S.—Store, near Saiena, | GOLDMAN REALTY CO., 722 Chestnut. anew: will trade for county acreage. city | — pate oatcoey ree eee " | FLAT Witd.—3 rooms. with bath and elec- |LOT—30 feet. on King’s highway. hetwarn nished Houses Wanted — Tass rivate,, large, $7.50. Apply at 102 N. 14th e«t.: large store: heat. and 2 rooms; oy location; immediate Ww + End Banair Paint Gn | c or improved. Cabany 28733 or | yond, salesman will call for particulars. | FLAT Wid roome. with SetB and else: Lilien o00 kde ne ve 1898 So pee ee ~ _ anchester (c) | FRANK J. FRICK R. CO., Wainwright Bldg. | possession, rent NI 806 Chestnut st. es 40 epa m \ Pp | 102 3 ya Bidg > Warne. Colfax 2419. Central 2893. ferred. Box M-84. Post-Dispatch. wer LOT—S"0 feet. on Tyrolean, between en Grav ie ely furnished 7 or K rooms: hous BemACe rick. eieciric tights. Apply | WASH, °110—Rear, for lieht manufactur- | _HAUER-LUSTKANDL, 806 Chestrut st. / 4730 Delmar (rear); large shopt water, | DE ED OF TRUST Wtd.—To exchange. | —*WRISBERG LIGHTNING RESULTS* | FLAT Wid.—Single or double; where own-| and Moreanford rd. Stanze, Olive 189804 ment in West End- best refereno® & or. Rear 3540 Wvoming. "" | ‘ne, 1400 square feet, sky light, windows | BROADWAY, 2731 S.—Nice store: next to | toilet, eect. ACE. CO. 100 ‘pth. ez) | $4000 equity, 8. 7th; will take first deed | Through my persona! service, if your price er will take $8000 of stock at 8 per |i oOTS Two: Southampton. on Delor ef. Box T-404, Post-Discpatch. dc) © WPATETTE, 4177A—Gerace. facing Clem on three sides, rent $35. | corner drug store: . me gery ol living | ~ of of Rs bond. Box p-161, P.-D. |is right and I handle your real estate. cent interest in payment. Albert Fuldner, regnonable. Call Kidney 1799. jean ED HOUSE _ Wid. —cCompistery | 7 (c) _HAASE REALTY CO., 921 Chestnut st. | rooms. c. KETC AM. ‘206 Intl. Life Bi4g.| DELIC ATESSEN LOCATION | EXC HANGE—59xx_ McPherson; beautiful 3- | WM. E. WRISBERG, the Real Sides Oper 408 Fullerton Bldg. oe ae —-50n1 8D” west of King’s highway: $3 BaON, 2901/9 |.->, ype EHOU SE—FOR RENT OR LEASE: } rool ~- % Pee. : 3 baths second floor, 2 rooms and Boor; light _Water. Victor 2730L | ‘ ae eT at SHEEN | Panaieabtin ROPERTY Wine lscatipe es Also suitable for embroidery. hemstitch- | CO 80; Watkright Baer FER rs - YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. » ee, poe 9 a a ee prope- LOT — m Grand: G ang. Dover ver Park: Be SS eek ros oe immediate 1 r= amneny Seventh and Chestnut. CHER KEE, 3426—Fine S: ner oY: ye) Three-story building, 2 large stores on | R. Ream. $202 Laclede hy “St. Louie, Mo. | ered. HAMILTON REAL ESTATE CO. | rty with us. DETERING AGENCY, LAOT—60«1°7 . . BARNGROV Er ‘ SPRCHT. 112 N_ 7th. able any business; re “nt do ). Tali. lass floor. 31 rooms on 2d and 34d floors: FARMS wid, Po hone near Gravotls : r » J: : . raw Senn - heated Sig ‘ wi tex , Aactn : 2 6 A es me ot : ali ; accel 2 ~ar * mon hi z ype ; 4 4 rn ‘abany 934}, md eae HE ha wha’ : &s Wat nies | msn} j * r. | Meréantile | riist on Agt. FLAT w td—In exchange tor ny now 5- bungalows. cottages. bwidiing lots — HAVE cash buyers for single 8 dou- | ‘ salteren ge Grevete, a Se 2 : eR: PL. S793—Gai —_ " [AG MANCHESTER, 4108—-Dandy siore, in good}, meat én “Meee © room modern bungalow a ara uick gale if rice is right ble flats of all types: for qu results. me ct, Ps Space, peach. 4 se 7 — FOR LEASE ret as Gistr ct. 4 2 | 8th, Lo ust uA 5 a a harles” St. : Bn st Box 1)-326, Post-Dis. - yoCKE L EYDT-) -ARICKSON. list your property with us: regular rate Ao tn 8 1517-19-21 Pi in FB jdgeton. Mo. a 25 CEs. } netor suite ble for autormolh jo MACH! NF BHC »P —{ 00d for ny purpose nc ig i eae = : = ; or Pall ty a . * wWerer 84 fl! R19? ) for eno Micere « “* ‘ ‘ . ees - - tae ba | > 2 NO J 2 i Se : rep POT ILaALIVE ’ i call and © Residences s Warted Biduey yeni 1704 Russell. Central 1570. nse A " ; a , — +’ ‘ or Aa y! ere . . :? } 4 Teri cence # a wit ) . . } u ‘ te Teacty >t, a ooris rent re sone! witheut charge IB. SURK Mr, 6211 Easton, os Nitle Gy ide tk w wen” | ee factory or atockroor?, + ESTATE FOR EXCHANG c—-Dozeng of Wissour WALTER SCOTT ©O. 895 Chestnot. HOVAE Wt4 —6-room, Shemp; brick oF) wD B_SURKA coms, a SPACE ide. 15S. Teh. | Sty wi Rive Sevear lense 1408 Locust.| — WOLF-POL] Cora bie, WANTED, BUSINESS PURP'SES OR EXCHANGE Mi GTEE, Cline AD2, ‘Contra 1286. (8) |. frame; cash. Box P-83, PD. ae BLVD. 475163, es: 4 sithate ca , - wey ~_ cree ae Chaat ian ate ea8c: ACT@¢ = Ory uJ sel ‘ De) etic rhe din Pie! die wut ‘, eee Wy ely ee TS NER, the ¥ ‘ pa * Pin a aa Saar ha ¥ ~ “a 3 = a = a ~ = w* ahd ae ;CE—Modern. o rooms e ae . e ro Mee ' ive 0544 .. Bt : ninrai « te : yy _ ) ®, furnished or unfurnished. br : nuts ne Or wes were = 25 MN et on As ; ' BUILDING—For manulacturi) purpose. wd ISHE ee = eh me , Sh | HOUSE Wea —Wiill Pay ma for 7 or 9 | Gea J ‘i ay. .“. AND. Ww AL NUT STS SEs COND. 409 N.—Part of pbuilding with of- about 20,000 sq. feet. ” Box ‘B-273. P.-D. | F OR- EXCHANGE—A well constr mates Ox. i CALL M AIN 1238 | room house. southwest or Weert End: ‘eee — lon Also. Pem 7144—5-room flat; Mea, tile Be Orr = OM A N pons ice room and electric Vator c ' amily apartment equity in Ws mert . number: you can't epend | ¢T# only. Box 206. Post: Dispatch. GIRAI LIAN BHOR. 'R. sunroom, with Murphy th | sani ‘ol | a RIE tae a STOR E—corner Grand at ies: new 10ca DESK | ROOM ~ Wid —Or offic: rt th He ehte for a oder hone aut to oD | the time to better adval if you really | RESIDENCES Wid--Would buy row of at- | ——— (3 ove and refrigerator in kitchen tue rime $72 G0 xquare feet, suitable for light manufacturing | STORE—Corner Grane aie ee jowntown! bY author and writer. Box T- | must have possession. Box F-108, _|want to sell your real estate: we have quite | tached houses. Box D-342. Post-Dis. | CHEROKFE. me R COMPTON, a " ta0) tr) - : " 7 . ‘ | oy : : i . - . Lom } os! rie ay r a) > EX¢ *H ANI =) “OR c ,TE--2500 wt ree, ‘ Lut bee bu’ ae ur) j qe ha ab! i? to eecure : SSIDENCE wid. rs f} t. between Grand | We ate offering let —— ot the eou'n ; 4 “ : 2) etnut st ' ~ —-— POR i ay , ; RES , , r Tia . ae ' - c.) ‘ TARIM ON. a Chestnu — sTORKB—Nice, fit for tk : my - Tren Wea a assume good lease in sit mprovement Missour; farm, Sol ore is unquestioned; we want some bouses, | and Union Box T 337, Poet -This. Soe side of Cherokee — of Compton, . f = © | ogee ¥O WAT] > y oon a " STORE cou hela: aaa ‘south: state : ae sith provements, Missouri fart lots of flats and apartments to show our big | ae . ——— ideal business loca near 4 Mey Stes wag ap i. { ay Ry BI te YI Wee ~ et . ow pees eer rs ide lise suche pel — Moa er oat a pet - “nein ‘rik impro vements Missotr! list of watting clients, Who have the money | RESIDENCE “Witd—In exe hange or r my ; STOR! ; N a vox ae mn, ahah 4 _particuis a ' a diiniis _— 3 “a acres. with in prove ments. Mis hil} Do vou want to gel)’ We're agk- | apartment eau) ty. __ Box P-% 200, -D. : 25 8. ‘Broadway. . : — STORE i = read ; - " saan ,™ rY 140, ai \' , itor Ma 1é0) ’ v Mr m~onerty Owner, Pelase anewer Bi . SReUnE iran tron or nismasen . : : ‘ . aY “ ’ ; : R. WR. sidings; lease or sale |—. . oe ri asim are arith 1 g room uita») ae |. Oe ee a aan! | Clan & ane DYAS-SHELP. 109 N. 91} | RESIDENCE Wtd.—Weat End: $60,000 cash - Oy 4 yy MORE-—~-MoGern. > ‘ - , 2 for , g Ss: must be reasonabie acres, Steelvilie. Mo ¥ : at Ro oh "| is offered for suitable I¢-reem modern | BU ILDERS, ATTENTION!” ; Wiaitieut T M EFRAMEC HIGHL ANDS. “" ' ot }? iv 2 "hearer : ‘ { . ‘ eile o Ri} : ‘ he } ? . ‘ : ‘ . eae pronert,s Rox P ee ni rom ottage SiG per month: i i ; - YT. Nvar F.tesGur ey John J >. o wer ht. K. he ‘ a ee ANN TEAL TY “a a 1 ; 9 ont. Tinian tots | or business prot = reaiden: e lasaeens to aot eee avenue, T have some choice vacent wuttable for welling, $30 per month; a. * “Pag XY a DEPOTS. ive 787 Pt Lana ieeds acco c) —~ GROCERY Wt4.—To exchange, 30-acre farn ‘ Ss ive details. Bor D-331, Post-Dispatch. flats. bungalows and stecce ie , . : . lie : eh , rent. : On re : ‘aluatior si" ("MM close ter (Vv itmmit Wiil R ESIDE Yc w ” About . ‘yooms: as. art | on the Routh Bide In good iM : : . i) ' ee ’ — . ’ ’ ae ‘ . > a . . . ree hot-\ : ‘ e — iA ; a “1109. Pine st : Siete , ane, new 1 47) SOT ru M. AIN- i At rORY STORE BUILDIN' ‘amsties exncétimes tan tri or grocery and market OT Will conmeG- oe vment on my 6-Tamily apartment or my | Kusrantes to wet! improv FOR RENT cottage and garage, r locat . Bend road Write ofr tel ( "> BD : ae — inciudine ~ aH sites anywhere with 4einermann, Kirkwood, . — ? ' i. eee Ls ; - , ese. aS ; eae me anak PETHPR 42 co «..! - n . ed light * heat: 3900 Magnoli 2 3 aad ’ lat or bungalov 41209 Kennerly av he FOR LEASE. 0 blocks ¥ F - ep ly e Hide 18.000 square on f ms ane: Ses nee eas locatiot roce’ 17 tree ™ re > RS COLUMN pF > -sgae a “omens “08, Poot lace — by one tenant. ished, Hd 4 8 ae vacant ; 4-room cottage. pneantoall facto roo “T a.emnti Ae ; ciate ig Loney-make FOOG erasons ior S€tas Do nt LR spa prey arin office bet ’ Call @unday. McCRAL teen CLbY, av iE: t ’ 20- soot puede ~ wr a ; - Fost. wna! HOMEElegant 9 rooms: 6ilxx Weetmin- RE SIDENCE Wd. - To buy from owner 2 Seay, Ranke Re ton Av., Brentwood. NGS ng : i ~ . . — ms % ise pong ee tenant STOR =—And S-reom fla’ foam heat: new as ster: Want to exchange on - a ae. or 14 room arene flat: Weet —_ a Grand : 9.200 er “t +e : ‘ ; ‘ -. eive , ~ 4 “ 2 . a rated: sne- inducements to good martiment : a] or ]*2-family. ox : sb. ; full particulars in rat anewer. Box ” . $2: * NTH ° yer Suburban Bangelow | rues, GRACS REALTY. : 0. Bs ie | tenant: “yy northeast ‘corner HBigine and old ¢. S0c line daily. eau | *Poat-Di jepatch— ae? todas « © | _Post-Din. n . ate: ag ' = P iene ates ala oe “r > >: ry | ‘ (;rove owner there Sunday between . oe , . M 7S] se BU NG AL r Ww ~ Wed — S100 gt eee oye «a Gand fot ip : oa ee Nn; 5 = b | 3 S TOR! S ' nd 1° : io F f ‘ HOU oom balance meoath!\ payment pree; _ ee ee | , RESIDENCES “WANTED. coted Detor at bet lorissant rd bP erruso ton. a “ A! *» an sf ;. Lev ‘ceT CTAMPYREL REALTY COMPANY) Di splay daily ‘un. saon0 Shes w wy district Box T-201. When you lat your property with us, we . M tile bat? beautiful loca pias t ; Mee sa ttAl Py ny 20004-6-10 LOct S" f Olive 1607 G16 Cheetrnut st per line. times Ir: . : Me “ Z >wWiw 4 ‘ ‘t} ye hestnu ' > ae « f i Ps rhan Property . it 1134 | 1736 Arcade Bide | _M RTS NACH — = Bids, PLANS, |, ESTIMATES, ere tee same. Box P-191. Post-Dispatch, | BUNGALOW Wid “ba8.F a a De | attetad alent dar. tn IMMEDIATE RE. patie i ENCE: —Hiodern, 9 rooms. bea tt bal OOM — Wish eS | Ss ne oe SOR SA lees RCHIPECTURAL, DRAFTSMAN —Wi . | INGOME PROPERTY Wid—Se'l or en-| fescouabdic. Bee ——2 SULTS ! RC Neder, eotined Oe ee FOR LEASE 3220. sMeras nti canakan® °° MNCH'Thasint iand\ant awstenom ay Netanee 1Etamly spariment. loaiad near | BUNGALOW. Ok COTTAGE Wit @ 5 “WiCtmrry ovanacron neaury co. | GPAVOIS ie ~ (es ey . — iguare i irae 4 m4 T Hie wN ii Ri] Chestnu : P a , ee _ arty meal we king's highway, on good street. Promo rvo ma, n 4036 te ~ over $45 Sid- International Life Bidg, 722 “ ; ll ooo ee m - a > . sre ; ‘ent r 6 4i } , P Rr : rTjit's a pat | — . ‘ : é ga) a ¢ . ler in each ti e rat ‘ ne Gi 52 R ail * wnt y aa ~ 7 6 * j . . — 53 Call ¢ | Witlams, 6GY23S Mitchell; f 6 reoms, sun per i ee (Mive 7623-7624, AN | © sew eect | | N I L.A I » ? ‘OR LIGHT MANUFACTURING Renton *42 4 ‘ hardwood floors througheut and in excel BUNGALOW Wtd.—4_or 5 roo nS: ef col.) ————— . ' 50-F't. Lots, £750 oe IRBAN enor” TY Y wi - MPN IIT Hy Pose , oun ts ce i ae ‘ y . touth Ss bani} R000 square ——— UWS garazen. $160 up, geod jum-| lent condition; rents 48 00 a ee lage; can pay up te $7000 wee on Tt - CITY SEWER. WAT r RR e (Y F ; sit ~ e for aundry r iieht manu -_ parage ‘ change for smal income prot c e: prefer wrivate party. x enozral LI (-19 Washington ox | facturin 4597. sy . granitoid, complete. Lindell! sood plantation : clear. See Morris Post-Lispatch. —- ws an T fourth and fifth Tloors. cach 37x “ AARP LTY CO. Bes Chesee =... Ko? si S DAUGHERTY R. FB. C., 803 3 _ Creston nut st. "AGE OR RESIDENCE Wid.—Brick or | . 8 ; a ees ‘ . 13° r mt f buliding. aprinkier system, ae a ik AND RL 4077 ; E LDON lL. BOOTS. Architect. announ Lose: hes se oe pee ; Boz D-414. vest Dee. ites 2ou™: > 4 3 » HOLBE P pil : su: oe f: 3 gr" nore Ye elevators; long lease, New corner store: excellent location: “Tt the opening of ae office on North and LAND- =For nale nd ca Os COTTA 7 —— “tale price. AT OR BRBIDENCE Wee WF vi . modern; county, ) ia ¥ 3; reasgonatiie re . auiatmenn: nee owner on premises 10/ South roa mne sv. agrem, cash or ok tow mathe Lafayette av bat 3 221-—ar... — , BREITT | for vad ri Sounty. For aypolntment phone Wrydown| west of city: cheap: location. Box M-79, Posi- ost-Dispatea. ~ an WK, storey aaa M ARTIN & (c99)4 Lindell 1826. . OSG care. } ce to MM . VuMment 620. (ch) 1118-20 Chemical Bidg. beet a HOLDER. 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eae ee BB rosr-visraTCe ea~ 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, R Residences f For r Se Today: ee CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE FOR GALE] CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL C ¥ “A man is judged by where he lives” | : Ti 3 ; _ rcwswoacnmers |g Sale Mow omg Omt’ Another Hodges Develop t — COME OUT TODAY — vstszee_ Mars Plec SOUTH HUR-S ‘Grand Av. and Carondelet Park Adjoining Carondelet improved with asphalt streets, {| ||) 5500 NATURAL BRIDGE BOUL. tabi a ee er ee Hi EAST OF CLARA, WEST OF UNION BOUL | shh, Sid £ C fal I D ie, O special designed street lights, elabo1 ee street entrances and | | me 1 ‘dcasesbdie an Fronting the Sou! Lae O ArOnae et ar Dy decorative pylons—trees, shm | —truly an ideal | iii a . . ut | ~. “aq homesite | Hi MANY Soaane tai Gee a, ‘ i the Lagoon On Loug it DOT OU gi AY., CO Feet Wide) ““We live in Holly Hills’*—needs no further statement of [ ii} ae WILL SOON START THEIR Wh 4 oe Hit HOUSES COURSE OF ERECTION HERE. | Drive in today through Sapendent Park to med office. i ; | * oe | ° o | Tudwmdnereaerc cane |i INVESTORS 22% 2ocawr, mex: fj) A Beehive of Activity | Easy Terms | Hi MAKE A PROFIT. aia Sips: 2 ate = sa CONTRACTORS isstevarions ft 4 tarted Thirty Days Ago FEDERER-ARENDES REALTY CO. FOR BLOCKS OF LOTS. | Cr adin ig practically fi fImis inishec, 50% of forms laid for sidewalks, — nen CCAUSE ‘|| will start the first of ‘the week. Twelve bungalows underconst eae MARS PLACE IS IN THE MOST t , ES tt h LOGIC Ht LOC ATIO tr f ° | D ° 5 aa renee Serre es i Has Beautiful Curved Drives | _F._BAS mat t_ | ji TO BUILD OR INVEST! Hh : | LOCATED—In the agrees = £20 000.00, Industrial See- 1} | i park subx division is laid out to coni form with Carondelet B tion in the City of St. is. | LOCATED—Where 40,000 people are employed daily. has beautiful pa arxs at erect a Inter sections, and iss Surin ses oa: SS = ||| LOCATED—In the midst of’ three main thoroughfares } to $74 per front i fot: with the following improvements m .% ‘ance $40 per month; new rooms. bath, | | Natural Bridge Boul., Clara and Belt Avenues. ee . “ae errs | usen, SEUEeT ah wemete: begs tet, es | ‘ amc etn Rr! af tig: LVL L GL sar line. Call | Sabany 217M 2 m2) | Hi INVESTIGATE! COME OUT TODAY foul and ssorm sewers, aS! phalt strests, concrete cur 5000 S. King’s Highway Bl. .. . ™ or 7 a; me ‘payment , 2 h re MER R E. C nies uth Drive, ome Diock south of Natura! | | Ait Lots $30.85 Fr. = gee pepe : Reservations totaling $48,000 have alowed been made. Improvements Made SCNGALOW—Srick; 5 rooms and sua per ||| 301-302 FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK BLDG. : ) You ane building at ones. | preciates. "$3000 cash required Priced ||| Phone Grand 4313. GRAND &GRAVOIS Phone Grand «sis |i! | C UT TODAY iN Ae > MAKE YOUR SELECTION. Take Cherokee car to Bevo Mill. ae _ _ | Walk two blocks west; take Sout! > i bes tee chee ee en gen amipton car vonsh . cohen gd gg he ER SUBURS'N PROP’TY FOR SALE : Ol yR MO I I Oz two blocks south. MUR SNSTEIN RE. CvW St: - r—dux142 Glenmore a¥ Sleneche | LOT in Pennsyivania Park; will - . 3 ry 4 ; m brick. b : Pat “ improv ements: real ber. (wer. s: ifice: leavi ey. -§845 North Mar- . . ‘ asement. _ amc fruit ce 5 iru: T—> ET. VINI PaRK. AT FORE- | ‘HEAP BUILDING LO fee th) AN Ni | lj ; iA , i : a FA be ~ Mederaeke-Barth aie. Sacks south st the. Cre | EE a ce. we eee | ee a ee iu 3 | “a . ~ hil TE A a | — © feet. on Primceten av... Universit: — : R. E. XX Inv. ¢ oO. . m md oe , . ; en . oa polls > —_~ ‘ be “« 4 _ - , one MOCK ae rte a . —— . . y " . — 7 ; = ett ~ _Chesta a SDE LawN STORE AND FLATS | 29 GRAVOIS can 55000 ané ce: will tele ¢ | —Fol t of =. from Kirk wood- : -——_— Gi AV Ors AY. as : st AY mRe a ANC s. : } ~ - ayy * nae : a biocks ¢ = Rink ~ ‘ _ - - ~ ; ; E ~ . i‘ > - e . _ == 2 eee ° ' a . i = a ; ? J ’ Oud , “~hane aoe ~ low ric , LTER SHI ’ oor ats gas. electricity. bath. fur- iii ; | +} ' , = 32) _ cxpeielieg ‘in "fel live 37: 23 : ht Bid; “a rent 212% Lc On terms; Make | ie i — - -~ ~ . -_ va Z ~ ie. — ; - - ; . 4 ; ‘ - . : é A * —- = . ‘S., ° ~~ . - e oe% . », . rege ace A ‘ . r 8 ———— . . se 3 + ~- - 7 e aa’ . * —_——— Z 5 } .~ iret Pte Ae, a te ee ee es n . foi - BO tty Pega ees Ce — alae ocianlnetl dialed inane Daan teen mene dct ead ont aaa ae ad eee a mie eae a ea & - o~ — ee al ee -~ ~ ss 8 IEA RR OE EEE RG TOBE LEAS TEENS DAMIIA HNL LOONIE LE CG LNA GRE AE IO igh: 4 See eM A oe ~ aS renege le cat mae ee ee ee ee ee, ee ee ee es SU a OR ee ee ee de ee CGO Wp ee es Se Pee ee oe ee re on 9 OO Ry ee mn sae ae Ce ee ee x _ 7 0 bw of 5D rf i F ais : tet AE De Fleas O09 EO Sa x SEAS papers: —" «. ‘ me hi OR FORINGOY. Sp epee REI xtreme ase RE LM a OR OR Pn IR PO at ee ot ek re ere ARO RIED ohn on ba ph se ni sp ast Soar, Ske _ — , 4 ' " ee " , _ : a ~ ’ tS Lore. ces 2c ATL © IO anc A : n. : - ess A re gp ag BE eh A ly el wg gg gr yon ROOM BUNGALOW. | AT VERY LOW PRICES—TERMS ~~ ¢ apr fy « of Sp Ne SR Me ‘ hashed cand! ALY ah ap ot 50x Tis £23 : Pe 5983 1 East on a , ™ ~ rT “ryt om 1: a en aA _ or Dts Ragga 9 tg ows 6 . & Te eee eo : :. = cash. balance $35 pel lesman at Russell Place and McDonaid S005 Cambridan fou; Sif cash, $10 e month. Bay for We are offering for sale cue of the finest ~*~ oo oman, Sremtweet. if Some 30-Foot Lots at $20 Per I et 14 ase a BOF Py tee * w>-% ae - ‘4 t \ ae ae ie .. ae . bce oh e be ie eS Per LTRyY PLAC. : ° tage l 51300. " tin rt ig . wd nding Imprev ae a gd eae Meckel Realty Investment Coming ~ ae ok ile ee coca | lg EN es eal 604 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK FE —— —- nee tate highway and cariine i 3 twood: B. P. OWEN ORGANIZATION, SELLING B ‘ful He a> —. SeGnaie ae Poe geen tt 23-24 International Life Bidg. 6-rogm spien- Beauti —— 7 $x165 eautiiu omesite _ 6 ROOM ERIC K BUNGALOW. —= sa 25 acres wooded land. located on Litzin Ha -dwood e bath, garage on REAL ESTATE vet ween Rai n and Lay rds , ibe % . Mincie fee subect ; » 3 nl | -” . - ™ - Slut: must be sold to nd cars inedinte wocenetnd Sel? Gon EIBIG TRUST. T1i9 Chestzx — a. Pendleton. Brentwoed. 25 PoULTRY “PLACE FOR SALE Tox 4-room inga.ow. furnace, bath. cas. elec- | > ms ie : arage. ch wm he ¢ 50300. on | = AS H Wi ‘ mad cree “a ckKs om cars and “7, Y os aa « Pk ae a ; crt) ee f A yates so ols O . ~ a y 4 - ) Aves +: 2 ee hg "NHEARD OF BARGAIN BOTTORFF-GiLES CO. 4914 Demar WHILE THE MANCHESTER ROAD - Fo The word “REALTOR” sig - land. worth $90,000: wil sel CVS, Acres at “as-on road to North amd South road, then | | member of the St. Louis Real E “ame: SORES: terms to suit” big bet oom arm iting worm: bets Soowease | OLX J S eam: cn Manchester. fo get our list of homes || Exchange, who must operate w es ee ee breakfast room. Dutlere seutry. kitchen. ¢ Meramec — ee rules and regulations. ay : : : - 7 ed iia n : tener Tog htm ed ppeicsi¢ eter tS a te ‘ rt , " OE ee io, Pheer) ae ane en eT tee deneta aid As Ly Pa! el ae, an ie ay a ae nw —— ee SFOS Pass st cor Midas rp os eg Highlands Deal With a Realtor 4-™om * condition a a ae a a a wocated ¢ “reve Coeur line. D 4 ae ——— ~ re ) . k e s oo enc Mligs or ~ ng en : st - Dispatch ‘eh elevation wonderful view across ” aleatie: - eatinamiaiaed aaeelimceiili ne Nn AE t us ea ‘ bt 4 e .Fta 7 : = — . m ~* . nm . . : con 7 , ' sae é «\ 2 ae ‘ ; J e ST Ni ; = he north side Price Reduced—$1000 ee EE ep ergy WAINWRIGHT BLDG. 100x150: tie care of ad- SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE SUSBURE'R dine Chesenat ST. mn 7 - _— HOCSE—S6i35 Clifton ——p- - : —- — : : meas oat ante ree sun parlor, 2-car SING] * FL 4T oe : al * a s = — ae “ = * Leh a. . aft , Te Ad . 4 el mwner 100: 192 $350 ta 5 anc 5 rooms +t! ae ement Tage. mk ‘ ie ¢ ot crock. S604 Jennines rd. Cnifax oors. bot- water Ss . . eres eet = cars. Cig ° RESID ENCE—46 rooma, ail conveniences 2 ; my ’ ry 2 - ee, ; - ) he A ~ B.. BLcSss. — : Bt irs ere Dee whe ee ar Fae ae &. Pv - ae fet hn TEI g*) os foi RP Ooongyal? CHOK e HILLCREST Les t- eniy 5 asy terms Ta : : ou ruick st ‘. clo wchtE™ a MY > Eco. a _ 222 CENTRAL—YNEW. — Nerth side Arunde west of : | anil ' ; = D-24 Deepato Se : : CLAYTO™S : HOME. Fores: ie " aa : a 7 : 7 | & a bh z . : g ha : . : ; . i elidel .~s , =: “2 ~— > “me r a rooms. bath. ei 1 acre of ground, DROZDA RWAlL TY Cy BN houteas r Sorber epee aedine. a ~ | WHEATC TAT! om = STMT ats (cd. ’ Peaatiful on — : t trees. shrubbery, term. —— ~ » — . si wer SS peace t Sioa. Real : : ; : fw . ; ast i g + ' ’ 7 - : = 7 “J “ | : “ay &= ‘ meine ° [Tey BOTHMAN Ez Ez é Tr coO.. as | RATT abe) ee about 1 ts to ? th ‘oT gale Pou: unga io furnace, t Fis 1€¢ei B) fim ~ anes — 2utlui sun Ole GOR. 700 N rc Let 501150. sou wares " : “"REAGS : exchan ~ 3 out. ie of at a é Year cid: garage mais s. Uit-in wasttuh, prendeee: cae coe [wo bLeantifully constructed 9 || 00. open. inspect. 70; worth S10- Beautiful Jennings Heights as oven 171i BM. Tth. Dewbie frame dwell ne > reome each: toil —~ garage. | ci bed pe «? sT-MILLER R E CO. 105 XN. 9th, CUTTAGH—f rame eect Ic c tinder iis TO CLOSE ES STATE . 3 | of Cla Mertheast correr : ane 4 ne fm ~~ : : ee ga ~ Zee- Dispatch. . ane Perr vacant cerns . awn. aE er SauESEEEESEREST rae saneeeaemieemeene hy - —. on , ) RI Li BAKEWE cL. AND ‘ast St. Lea 13 far "KIRK wow — TRUST OD. ai oF a desiratie _ a ; : , “» ~~ ts ' : = oF . ° ‘ , — > a i a ; ¥ , - — . . : ae: 3 c - rr oe +e} . ~ r- . 7 a. “2 Load ah ‘ psi — Pe nd - " . . — “ , = + ~ - " _- . “ ’ > a m af# ‘ dE : : a BF £ ; il “DOS "ari ® oe aa ha P AS oN -T ATLaY . ‘ anit : eesd — . . . ee . . — _ ‘ . . . . . - @ aD ne wa : > oh , ont ™ " ‘T2- ' : in : 4 " . . } . - > St) ore ww 7 rouf “FAL TON AND DELMAR ee t_ S572 ae sine a a CONCRETE HIGHW AT erst lot = Ha f >... *. shee 2:5 About 15 miles out O50. terms. Boker, 06 Century Bie acre of land. house in first-ciase sondition. COT NTRY HOME OR CLUB Leng : 7 . : a - : busitesps “@cD Ga. ray . “ a - rye ‘ ail 7. 4 PERE IN Sa at pak Soe ae PRD . — . , . - oa ¥ ") Arge roemne . .: «& . SSUES ‘ Tac chara. desutiful bd - * yee _* is ° a : . - 7 > atm Itt = ris shes . — — : 41% ¢ : se: § ts , on . a on rxs . . : - . = : : . eee 8) e . tt & e - ee bead z a =" . he — ~ » o- . “a ; . ¥ 7 na? et one porcnes. Country Cheb. thas land “ vi wu ort) ‘ort a bins : Tage POST TL. R I : 5 oh Un AC ve ( oeur ai a. _— La i8t. ments af truit ues Righ and marae & : . = Waear eo amet een) | aw ate “ — +as > Bet. . = ion a T 3 ke { — + ——-S soem = , ric ; - . Mase ler. sur mEPding wary, CAR , mT * t 50x) ia “ ‘in 4 A . i . | JUReCA = a rad ee c ret : ‘ . nd . : . . : ° — . i +: tt 4 4 ruttecui it: gs L5n3 62 : a - ~- AS HOMES. : emt shane 148! ua =o nome 8 ’ , ee . a ;, ber mgr >.— . room house. wetter. gus. beth. furnace, — Sen ba “a0 hun Q : ¢ —_ 17 t: ~ ° - = - . : z — . . : as Li . : Noe . ¢ ’ " ~ ont | 287 nn fg = rs = afer ow. Sey mocern: Sasuti = house. hot-water Beat: Sie00. $55: tt) strictiy mod- A ne oe LVE 7 xg J ERT ON | PARK y FOR SA) 7 = , ate S | & hay : ME TRAC T — es : mete “eneonahit yrhoude . " on — wet i at ao — - : - > ,oi . oe " : ; —_— ‘ \s J S| ims - mocern, ry re remem prices. from 82.500 . - 2 ve “ 4 : T..* _—_ 4 . - —— a: net muct a matt = ; > a mie norn a —— FERGUSON REALTY CP.., wear Park Lawn (brick. tile porches, etc ritiinghaeanity | Sorssant ra. pric i. iw 7 = £ a rile > Cn Ferguscn Bank Bidg. Perguscon, Mo. : : ” nF * o aVad ae ee eS «ais wos . OTT AGE 4 coms. lot 50n150. on =) CHESTN LT ST. et rem ~~ & wOne terme. ty xz. i : eee * & ackson : idence. 2 unfinished rooms m at- ~ - trictiy. mad ne! ui a | | - -. L bk c, matt brick, fireplace nardwend heer SEE TODAY a RB "304 Adame at fe price is right. terms. einem & wm _Kirk wood r ee ee ve airat SIL ENCE—7T sare. ALTER 30 ‘oe S05 “heetnat it at. ta Maree nandwoed | LA'TS-——Por saie or ercrhange -we eens 2? . — — * . 2 : heriwead flears. BeN LOW — 5. roe oy . 2s Gayo. oe © $5000 S250 onwk, * 65. 2 Vinita Perk. clear Mee tN. ow! - BISHOP REA fernace; ; rge sleeping perch. plent} of fruft and | ae ona : Overland Park. Carman, Para. Mo. Box isk, . OLAV Ouve 9567. 723 Chesunat ahace tot 90x550. price $10.900. SDINGER REALTY CO. 7359 stm . Ack Ma. Chesier BEALTY CO.. Sergusen,

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posite 5 let Park ne from icludeds nribs and cl water. COME EDURE DAY ower Grove ERMS d av. Sunday Per Foot Company BLDG. G AGENTS ATE CARDS RS” ignifies a al Estate under its xchange PROP’TY FOR Maplewood Richmond pl; ond Oe ig fe easy terms; Stucco; 5 ears Do 665x135; fru Benton 1259W. ( ; 725 7 tile roof, t; garage, meee ee : +) ha | 10 2537 7 Bredell: 5 — arce concrete PBOs1905 . ace. water; lot 560x100; ge ; easy terms. Owner B-room m brick: Duteh DOIG roughout; oll burning se rorth SLL 3+ 500; price terms CAIN, 7289 Manchestets, 6-room prick; ist floors rooms in (oor cee, trill e poo rice, $8750; te 243. RSE NAL: a POnISS PRET Gol FRUIT, . MAN LIN ARS TO MAPL, WOOD 52 Benton st., “4-family; ollet, 3 garages; terms. Bide. , cottages, bungalows. ' pinwoud and vigle COs. YWGORMAN REA - 7340 Mancnestef av. $4 ad te " +53, sal , Be nton ER, ; moder? n; $500 c ash. Zot ly Poors, Og ern., Coe)... a. ~ Hazel, Ss rooms, | bath >: exce sptionally : "BR RAMME] : "REALTY om; hall, pathroom,, all made street, M c s: garage. Ma plew ood, 7 Hurgess: at eaeale wood LOOP 5320. KE y STONE 700 Title _Guerep’ % me; - furnace it frame; lot Sox2002 7289 Manch ag - REAL 3-room terins. SON CAIN, “atreet made and in 3514 Cambrids new wo tile ia i. e; av. ; 45— Beautiful shade trees. mat hai owner . 5007 ona: -. oe floots, turn bat e ’ nice terrace: 25 sap trees two Quince», trees: lof eS. ries, 0 aie: "82500 cnet ath Bide. le ‘7 Lous SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923. Gs” 1700 REAL AL ESTATE For STORER 16, 1923 \N PROP’TY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP'TY FoR SALE SPECIAL SALE—50 Home Locations om 5: eek The Moorlands &, SS : - PClaytonia Terrace, Moorlands Drive and Boland Place, with paved streets and curbs, water, gas and gwers completed. Many beautiful homes being built and completed gpd if you are ever going to build a home in St. , this is the only location for you and we are ‘offering you special prices and terms for you to - Joning laws not required as our everlasting re- strictions establish the Moorlands for homes only. YOU should be one of the fortunate 50 families Making advantage of this offer. ticulars. Shaw & Francis, Spec. Agts. Holbrook-Blackwelder Real Estate Trust Co. I Main 5055-56. See us for par- 812 CHESTNUT ST. WESTMOOR LOTS FOR OMES, FLATS and APARTMENTS OCATION—Just west of Forést Park on Clayton Road and Pensylvania Av. MPROVEMENTS—You do not have to depend on promises. They are installed and speak for themselves. It Is Now Up to Builders to Build Speculate on These Lots at ‘QE and *Z1L() Per Foot Including Improvements. SALESMAN. ON GROUNDS WESTMOOR PARK REALTY CO., Owners CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST FISCAL AGENTS Reasonable Terms. Wlaplewood RDEs’r’ Rn RG: floors rage: $8500: Renton ° 5 rooms, water heat. way WENZLICK rocms, just beautiful Benton MAD ORNCin—24y ern brick: + Bellevue: throughout. all reasonable termes: BARNES- BRIDELL 7T2 in front and rear, old veo condition. Sey AREN S 4 _ Sidney S60 DES REALTY Co.. MAPLEWOOD FE HOME SAC RIFICED—$7000 rooms and reception hall: tion of Malewood: to _Barage; handle. Stanley av. location ; this for a bargain. J. CONCANNON, SET ~~ Be dg Saleen Maplewood, 4 and 5; ot, G0x1 33° n rents $45 up and $55 down; barvain. See RE vent CO., 7278 Manches- thoroughly modern: sleeping porch improvements made: lot 50x134. REALTY Co.. 1 Manchester. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW EDA 2032 ALAME hardwood floors, tile bath, gas, electric, slate roof, grape arbor: hot- porch only 1 year For particulars. see 2610 Gravois av. in best sec- lot 60x! 233: side drive- owner must leave city at at less than cost. $1700 | Call Benton 7233. Chestnut. Olive 1427. sell 1010 NEW MODERN BUNGALOW Maplewood: 7 near Bellevne, completed, ready for occupancy; all improvements. See Open for inspection. 720 Wainwright Bide. Olive RRGS. GOx] 35 >>; jm __ Benton 4 3131 perfect heat, diate BANK, HARDESTY REAL TY 433. carage, Possession. Clavton, Beautiful Home in 1 Maplewood Seven-room bath, hot-water heat: brick: hardwood fine yard: mediate posse a CC floors, tile garace; let | sion; must be sold. i~i9 Manchester MAPLEWOOD BUN NGALOW | Kdgar av. modern 6-room condition: tile roof, trees; beautiful ST. stucco; hot-water lawn; imme LOUIS COUNTY Mo. - Overlaps heat, Uverland, BC: NGALOW—Modern Surage, shade trees; O-room,; hot-wa ter chicken house. fruit and Kast Milton and Shelly av. Mo. ¢ ‘layton L&JXJ. (c) Water, terms. BUNGALOW—New, furnace; Lackiand Cabany 9544W 4 rooms, bath, electric, good location: SAV00; and Mapie, Overland. (c) 5; modern; av., terms. C. $250 to $50U cash, owner on ground, Hawthorne bl. Overland Overland Park. COTT AGE—Fr al ne, mer kitchen, large lot 200x160: BUNGALOW i-See these snappy 3, 4 and prices $3500 to $5000; terms balance easy. See and Hood M. D. Robertson, (c 7) 3 rooms, screened sum- two blocks trom station on price $3250; cun make Reinemer, Overland, Mo. Park, or be bought on terms. CUTTAGE—Frame, 3 and car stop: rooms, near schools lot 100x150; this place can for $290UU; $500 Cash, balance “. Keineiner, Overland, Mo. LUO T—W ige stop, roads; if out Zrape vines and near car for cash or half cash. av. and Lackland rd. is your looking for a nice lot, with young fruit trees; good line; terms; big reduction tox E-177, P.-D and fruit RES!1 DENCE—Frame, 6 rooms, 2 car lines; lot 50x200; price $5500; C. Reinemer, modern, near in good surroundings, shade trees; garage and outvuildings; will make teriuis. Overland, Mo. lows; terms $2 Robertson, SEE these snappy 3, ne See nang on grounds. and Hood av., 4 and 5 room bunga- prices; $3500 to $5000; $500 cash, balance easy. Hawthorne bil. Overiand Park Mo., ur M. D. Overland Park, Mo. (c) to Richmond Heights BUNGALOWS—One one 7-room brick; modern. 9525; owner. (cB) 5-room brick, modern; hone Benton Bellevue easy. BUNGALOW —Lrand- new; $2500 cash, balance / Benton on beautiful Square; 2 560. room, bath, from high LUNGALOW—7407 matt hardwood pl.. new 5- floor .tile blocks __¢c) Richmond brick on one fioors. garage, 2 school: open sence. garage, cash. 7418 BUNGALOW—7511 Harter. chicken house, Oakland; 3 rooms; av. D a $2500; rooms, $1000 $500 cash. S. H. MORTON & CO., Title Guaranty Bidg. Sunday. Heights. LOTS—Two, in Pennsylvania Park. Inquire 7403 #Athel = av., Richmond av.; from cars; LOT—50x165 on Bellevue Square, the best and only Sunset 1 block ‘ft. Bell lot left; sacrifice price $42 phone, Benton 2 hardwood eic.; RESLDENCE— lot 50x180: only $7000; WENZLICK, El Moro; 7-room brick; bath, furnace, garage, easy terms, Chestnut, Oliv e 1427. 7205 floors, 1010 Eight room, matt | | Richmond Vania; also terms, COo., titi, Ei 23 Sunset, hood all bungalows; 719 Chestnut St. at this jot. ATTRACTIVE rooms, hardwood floors, hot-water heat; ‘cial features; its car or take Clayton '}south to MckKain, west to ' eo NEW BUNGALOWS MECKEL 604 Federal JOST-MILLER R. E. CoO.. NEW r BU NGALOW tile bath and extra toilet brick, tile roof, large porches, many spe- one block to Lim- road to Bellevue, da lot 50x180; Heights, 1604- 1606 Pennsyl- Rankin; for price an REALTY INVESMENT Reserve Bank Bldg. RIC ‘HMOND © HEIGHTS HOME. 7 rooms, 606x180; modern, BISHOP REALTY CO., Olive 9567. ~ BUILDERS, ATENTION! Corner lot, Richmond Heights, for bungalows; northwest corner pan wate and Del uilt on 722 C hestnut st. 180x180: the best location in neighbor- and look Norte: with nice don't fail 105 N. homes to Oth st. up easy terms; ENNSY] r. wubstantial Values | Call today. Suite 3 319, LV ANIA 4 the pathway of the city’s best growth—just west of the City Limits—south of Clayton Road on Pennsylvania av. 100,000 improvements made and the remainder contracted CHOICE BUILDING LOTS NOW being SOLD at VERY LOW PRICES Splendid Investments Salesman on grounds will show you property. rennsylvania Park Realty Company 320, 321, 322, 323 International Life Bldg. COLIN M. SELPH COMMISSIONE ARIK R OF SALES t 100x180: EMMELMANN-SPAC KLER R. Beautitul Bungalow RICHMOND HEIGHTS 7630 Hiawatha av.: slate roof bungalow of 6 rooms, ali on one floor; hardwood floors. fot at fine lawn, with fruit and shrubbery; a very fine 1%-story tiled bath, large brick price $1: 1,000 E. co., Seventh and Cheatnut sts. premises Gravois. SEE 1726 Bulah, Heights ; bath; extra toilet in basement; hot-water heat; garage; shades, screens, electric fixtures; is vacant; lot 50x180. Owner on FRIE REALTY CO., Richmond bargain; 6 rooms, place Sunday, or see E. F. 4439 University City lot 65x137; BUNGALOW—gl5 North and South rd.; 6 rooms and sleeping porch; hot-water he: rt; one left. % BUNGALOWS—3; H-room brick, 4-room sun parlor owner; open, . 9294-28-36 “High: 4-room block west City Limits car, inspect. cellar, HOUSE—New fireproof hardwood fioors, for quick sale. modern; fruit in basement; heat: bargain I ost Dispa tc h. brick; garage hot-water we t ws 6-room Box P-1 400x125; equity for LOT—In Wydown Forest on Hanley road; improvements in luded ; will sell Box M-123, Post- Dis. -_——————————- lt $700. ~ OPENING SALE -———O}'—— NORMANDY HEIGHTS ited on Florissant Road and Wabash Av., fh Normandy. Mt ideal Homeplace among the Oaks. Prices $15 to $25 per All lots wide and deep with ideal with improvements. dundings, SEO. W. HARLEY R. E. CO., Selling Agents aston Av. Salesman on ground all day Sunday. Cab. 6361 2 j _ Manhattan; 6-room in good condition ; 4 Frisco roundhouse; own- city and must sell: a bar gain; ENGLISH RE ALTY CoO., Benton 306. Open Sun- (Cc) He SESSION— PRICE CUT. ®. Maplewood: new 4-room electric furnace, hardwood basement and foundation, and street made: ; $4850 cash. See owner. suewetemesneamen aa) GREENWOOD BL. . SN WOOD BL. . ne? brick mercan- “Ging has 2 stores room flats 2 : + particulars eer strictly HS, Realtor, 10th and Chestnut. eac h Maplewood STORES—S. e. cor, of Sutton “and ~ Elm: n: 4 yn me hall and frame fiat; rent $6000; . r 00. price OLIC *K R. BE. CO., 824 Chestnut. | 5-ROOM BRICK—$5800 2536 sent ei (Maplewood), bargain: large light rooms, stréet bath, gas, go furnace; you want a WENZLICK, a real made, Olive 1427. ain "Toto move 48 PHILIP H Olive 4555. 7027 WATE RMAN. tile bath, just finished and ready open Sun day from to 5 p. m. oPLENZ & SON REALTY Co., 211 Wainwright Bidg. | dj-room mod- hardwood i 500. UN: bl., iby Lo: +; DD» ‘Imar and Central av., Del: 57x12 Sylvani: |PROLZ’ 000 | — |BUNG term iB U NGALOW’ —Six floor; chines LUNG rocm lsu; BI Nu, LLOW S—r ‘our SoU0 sun d: JAS. C. iBU NG ' ty fine Oliv BU NG. AL LOW modern larze Ji modern brick, your DICKENS, 612 Chestnut. BUNGALOW-—New Stuc lor, tures a) pre line Hor st, or BU: NGALOW S—-Come Ver, BUNGALOW—7333 Wellington: rooms De * south side, Delmar, north side. Sylvania av.. 1] Don’t w ait unti ; spring. | Look for our sir ALOW —§3 _80uih Big Lend road. 5- room co mndition. breakfast basement; fixtures, SUBURBAN PROP'’TY FOR SALE SUBURBAN Sart penta SALE. _ University City seven ‘bric + $12.- modern: llent C -ondition; 0. Cabany 83 CHOICE LOTS |x NIVERSITY CITY north side; four 50-foot lots just east of North and Sout h rad, s. e. cor.; 50x13 av., 8. Wi sovie: exce S308W. aga and St. Louis 200 feet east of Penn- “% ay., 100x192 “100 feet east of Penn- 00x165. Buy for less, now. CO... Realtors, 715 Chestnut st. rZ Z-SCHNEL L R. E\ Wenoste« Groves t 34 Derby; modern: garage; 8 for quick sale. ~ modern, on one garage for 2% ma- Elm and Clara, (83) rd.; 8&8 100x roo! ns, owner bargain: built by 60x°00: Lig Bend house; 815 E. bungalow-type 2-story 2525 U, AlDW — Chestnut. bungalows: Unpen MO LIT, 807 ¢ snappy easy Lerms. and Berry rds. 807 Chestnut st. ALOW—3208 I: ig Bend rd. very pret- stone; steam heat; cash, balance Big Bend MORFIT, iy. ‘all in very 721 Chestnut st. Centra] G1LYSL, Be nton S1W._ beautiful 6-room tile bath, L, RONALD, 806 9, —~733 Greely, brick, hardwood floors, lot, price SSO. Ridge, now vacant, dandy 5-room in iirst-class condition; make terms to suit. ALVIN Be Olive 5581. (c65) 5-6 _roem, », high- class 856-852 Tuxedo bl.; sun par- room, fireproof garage in hot-water heat; latest plumbing shades, copper screens, light fix- ; lot 50x150; nmrust be seen to be ciated; one block east Manchester car for price and terms see Fred phone Webster_ 438. out and look them 7 rooms and bath, hardwood floors; offer: co, at lot 100x1 73; garage and all kinds of young fruit; Four rooms and bath; street: $4700; into; W ebster_ r price $6500. lot 50x173; made price move road, modern conveniences; on both; ready to 149 Laclede Station all terms ownber at Groves. { COKNER 1 L OT—95x12: ”. in Webster Groves; idea] i vester; bor hood: 5 Statio road and Syl- attractive neigh- South Webster D. Gibson. (65) location; Big Bend southern exposure, minutes’ walk n. Phone Webster SO; J. FOR QUICK and honest service, prop — HOM E—Beautiful; fir.> list your erty with us; we have the buyers. FAIR AV. REALTY CO., 4201 Fair av. location; M-342. best Box 8 rooms, condition; $12,000. Post- Dispatch. HOME— 401 Algonquin pl., ra. _ JAS Cc. HOU 'SE—Six rooms and bath: ___ HOU 'Si—488 Ww. up to hte minute. JAS HOUSE—7 tails on reque JAS C. HOUSE big corner Rock Hill big lot. Chestnut. 712 Summit S$ rooms; 807 first-class, MORF IT, adults, Webster 28s. ‘Lockwood av.; new brick; Open inadey, 2 to 6 A C. MORFIT, 807 ‘“nestnut. S. Elm av.; $75vU0; de- rooms, st. MORFIT, 807 Chestnut. - xc 6 6 iy _2-story brick; 625 S. Berr lot; JAS C. MORFIT” 807 Chestnut. HOUSE—340 Hill highest point JAS W. Swon av., corner Rock first-class, 12 rooms, 238x233; in Webster. MORFIT, 807 Chestnut. “rd.; Cc. LOT—Vaca nt; 365 “> Webster Groves. See Dr. Cord, LO’! 3— Webster north side Clark av., chester electric. KENT two, ~S0x142 each, 75 feet east of Man- city sewer, water, gas, $13 per foot. 706 Chestnut. (c7 (croves; car iine; Price only JARVIS, Sole Agent, PACIFIC, 911—-Bungalow; 4 rooms one floor, bath, gas, electric, garage, large lot, near schools, stores, trains and cars; Inimrediate possession. _ wright Bidg. RESIDENCE—6- room; lease. or terms. KAMP, 216 Wain- Olive 8342. Webster 1143W. new, brick ; for sale 2102 Ww. (7) Call W ebster 2 RESIDENCE—410 East Big ig Bend road; room frame; dena 9- 300 feet from road in Pasa- $7500. Forest 1591R. subdivision; (c62) RESIDENCE—735 roan barg WAL r Webster, 8 it today; rd., look at mR SCOTT CO.. 805 Berry wonderful lot; Chestnut st. KiSILD! lern: SS500: session. mo: 7361 av.: 5 rooms, hardwood floors. large lot: price terms reasonable: immediate pos- BARNES- BRIDEL L REALTY CoO., Benton 22. SNCE—54 Sumnait Manchester. RESIDENCE—In Webster; 7 ern, school an ideal place for chicken raising. Barnes, ~ rooms; mod- condition; close to 2 acres of ground; L. W. Webster Grov es. first-class churches; in and 633 Forest av. RES! DENCE—704 asm ern nace; cash, attractive : mod- hardwood floors, fur- buy; $7500; $2000 Olive 5320. KEYSTONE REALTY, 700 Title Guaranty Bidg. 7-room brick; garage; Kood RE SID heat; — lars se2 MARTIN rut st. rooms, 2 baths, hot- water in exclusive neigh- For particu- E NC E-—? large corner lot, small cash payment. OLTAN REALTY coO., 712 Chest- Olive 617 r 7. (c53x) SUBURBAN homes, today. REALTY CO. for Webster lots and loans. Call Webster &9 (c65) STUCCO attractive; JAS C. 345 5S. new; S0x270. MORFIT, 807 Chestnut. HOUSE Gore Aav.; eh i> WRITE WENHSTER GROVES TRUST Os Agt. of Weoatet ane our sale price $1500 to $45, art (c for map of omes: TREMBLEY-WILSON E. our list of Webster and wiuwont mre) __erty R. Co.—Get cR) ALL COMMISSIONS SA VED—Large 8-room residence cut from $8600 to $7500: hard- wood 2 and 4 blocks car. hill. all conveniences; 1! 350x200 feet: train. 140 N., Reck- Ww ebster 1885J. Ouve 1859. floors, 435 etc.: 451 52x! OR feet t; KEANE & FRAN lot 100x128 ft. PICKUPS. 8 rooms, elentriciy, water, $5500 o rooms, A lina aVv.. Alma av. electricity, etc. ; $4000 cE 1098 Chestnut. Lockwood and Summit on one and stores; H. G. Ww 91% East Lockwood, Par *k: possession examine today; A choice building lot, ster B66: right; Gray a Gray a NEW “BU NGALOW. avs. near train, street cars, ‘modern : kitchens: make terms. ALTHEN, 316, Wainwright Bldg. trroves Bargains directly opposite Web- 1”-room modern home; lot 132x at once; price and terms open. 150x125, east side Judge Curtiss’ home, 453 $27 per foot. 5 rooms all floor; ebst er v., opposite , v. price for quick sale, 100- fone lot joining above on east, front- ing on per foot. to sell A 60-foot on east west of Gray terms, 9. N. 507 “MARSH AL ag AV., 4 rooms, furnace, shrubs, churches, 915 W ————— Will . heart of Webster Groves, for have to offer. A. 8. once, Well-built condition good garage, : FRANK J. FRIC IK R. CO., Two lot, W large W AH Theos south | every | Olive 86°%3, VW “REDUCED THE sleeping fruit, wented; ' to Grove Olive WEBSTER GROVES | si NGALOW 4 Yr throughout, Kirkwood-Ferguson place, ham mann, Five rooms, Olive R6:: av. Ivanhoe pl.; buy it now at only $12 Build a punga! ow on this lot either live in. lot, covered with forest. trees, of Frisco av.; begins 500 feet av.; price $10 per foot; easy monthly pay ments. S. LOOMIS, 7th. oT side Main 4873. BU NGAL ow, $4200. floor, bath, gas, electric, to alley fruits, shade, walks in; near schools, and train. KAMP, one 563x137 street and stores, cars ainwright Bldg. Olive 8342. —— WEPST ER RE SIDE NC E. exchange a fine $20,000 home, in with possession at submit what you _ Main 4873. _ other prope rty: LOOMIS, _ 9 N. 7th. 521 CLARK AY. 7-room residence, furnace ; and ready for occupancy, lot 5Ox150. Wainwright Bidg. 6 ROOMS, STE AM HEAT screened porches, bath, electnic, fruit. flowers, shade, garage. RROWN, W: nwrigine Bidg. Webster LOORW TO $6000—BARGAIN. ) Grove; modern bungalow; 6 rooms, porch, bath, gas, furnace, electric, shade, garage, 50-ft. more if today. Take Laclede rd. 216 yo nai bis ae Bidg. 1143\ shrubs, go there av. KAMP, R342, W ebster and bath Ist floor; modern well built; also garage; $5500; car, get off at Denver walk one block north to 643 Kirk- Telephone or write Henry -n. Kirkwood, Mo. a Nit i si. AL L furnace, large lot; » 620 Bompart. BROWN, W Tit zal Bldg. “3 ooms ~FioMB—s5500 bath, gas, electric, splendid location; Webster 10 a 903 PARKHURST TERRACE Reautiful 6-room bungalow on 80-foot lot in one water finish: THEO. Ww. of Webster's choicest locations: hot- heat, ~~ bath. hardwood floors, ivury °_car e; let us show you thie. R. A PEt 722 Chestnut st.. or 46 Lockwood ayv., Webst er. 4 666 ELMW ‘OOD 7) |hardwood floors, schools | SUSURBAN PRO} PROP'TY | FOR SALE | Webster Groves SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE |) BUNGALOW® AND COTTAGES Webster Grovas For Sale Dependable Real Estate Service artial list of Webster homes offered fo sale by the Webster Groves Trust t Co, fon plete list — map of Webster will be mailed upOn reqne Sah splendid location; garage; price $17.50 123 PORTL AND TERRACE 7-room 2% story dwelling, hardwood floors, steam heat, sleeping porch; excellent condition; price $17 000. ee | PLANT AV ENU Ic 7-room 243 story dwelling, preety steam heat, sleeping porch; 150; garage; price $16,000. 307 FAIRLAWN AVENUE $-room bungalow, t-water heat, hard- wo og’ ae bath, every possible con- venience; lot x175; garage; price ) 518 SELMA AVENUE ; — Y-room bungalow, 6 rooms on first and 3 on second; 2 baths, sleeping porch, hot- water heat; lot 227x250; garage; price $15,000. 509 E. LOCKWOOD AVENUE 7-room house, hardwood floors, tile bath, parette College; lot 60x200; tile room, hardwood lot 60x convenient to garage; price $12.5 12 OAK TERRACE S-room bungalow, brick stuccoed; hot-wa- ter heat, tile bath, hardwood floors, sleep- ine porch; lot 70x180; garage. 944 TUXEDO BLVD 6-room brick house, hardwood floors, tile bath, copper gutters; lot 50x137; garage; price $11,000. 506 LAKE AVENUE 7-room dwelling, ey floors; 150; garage: price $10,5 647 AMELIA AVENUE 7 rooms, hardwood floors, ments made; lot 100x200; $10,000. 519 TUXEDO BLVD 5-room dwelling. hot- water heat, splendid location: lot 50x150: price $9800. 32 SYLV ESTER AVEN TUE A very attractive 5-room tile and stucco bungalow, all improvements made; lot 6x 270: price $9500. 715 E. BIG BEND ROAD ‘ 6-room modern bungalow, hardwood sere tile bath; lot 100x135; garage; price > =e CLARK AVENUE -room brick, residence, all !mprovements ate: lot 99x177; price 0. 200 N. ROCK HILL ROAD A modern 5-room bungalow, floors; price $7800. 29 S. MAPLE AVENUE 6-room modern dwelling on lot 60x122 Arrange for an inspection; price $7500. 7722 BIG BEND RD. S-room house, all conveniences; lot 100x 150: fruit: garage: price $7500. 528 GREELEY AVENUE 8-room two and one-half story dwelling; Seapravenemts all made; lot 650x140; price of . 120 W. JACKSON RD. Two and one-half story 7-room dwelling, lot 60x196: ‘warage; price $7000. 21 S. MA PLE AVENUE 6-room frame house, hot air nang conveniences; lot 48x122; price $6800 222 PAPIN AVENUE 5-room house, hardwood floors, tile bath; lot 50x162; garage; price $6750. A lot 60x all improve- garage; price hardwood 5-room house, steam heat, all conven- iences; lot 120x185; garage; price $6500. 423 S. MAPLE AVENUE New 4-room stucco bungalow, on lot 60x 168; price $6500. 408 SPRING AVENUE 5-room two-story dwelling, floors; lot 90x228; price $6500. 415 E. SWON AVENUE 6-room house with hot-water heat; all conveniences; lot 680x175; fruit; price $6000. O74 PROVIDENCE AVENUE 6-room modern dwelling, all improvements lot 50x160; garage; price $5750. 4223 OAK STREET 6-room house, all improvements made; lot 50x218; price $5500. 350 ATALANTA AVENUE Modern 6-room, two-story house. this today; street made; price $4800. 509 8S. ELM AVENUE 5-room house, city water, gas and elec- tric; price $4000. 503 IVANHOE AVENUE 3-room cottage with water, dc and elec- tric; lot 50x117; price $3500 57 FRISCO AVENUE 5-room house, gas, bath room not com- pleted; lot 50x190; price $3250. REABIS PLACE—2d house east of Rock Hill rd. 5-room house with electric lights and cistern water; lot 100x224; price $2800, WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., Agt. _ ————— CHOICE BUILDING LOTS _ With water, sewer, electricity and gas, in Webster Park, West Webster, and Sherwood Forest. CHAS. A. BAKER, Arcade Bide.. St. Louis, GOOD BUY Six-room Colonial; 32 West Cedar, close to gg ot and schools and can be bought rig WILFORD P. JOY, 515 Chestnut. ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW Six rooms, with hardwood floors, tile bath, large screened porch and garage: lot 100x 170 feet. Beautiful shade trees, shrubbery land fruit trees: located near Tuxedo Park (Mo. Pac.) station. 408 Fairview av., Web- ster Groves. Mo. (cP9) 442 S. GORE NEW BUNGALOW Arrange to come out and see this beau- tiful 5-room, breakfast room and sun room bungalow: large lot; 2-car garage; fine 'o- catbon; will be open for inspection Sunday. THEO. R. APPEL, 722 Chestnut st., or 46 W. Lockwood av., hardwood reception hall, made; See Webster. $500 Cash, $50 Monthly NEW WEBSTER HOMES Robinson av.. near Tuxedo bl.: bungalow type. 6 rooms, hardwood floors, built-in bath- tub, l1-plece sink, latest electric ane res, screens. shades, large porch. fruit and shade trees: lot 50x150: 619 Robinson av., about 200 ft. north of Tuxedo bl., 2 blocks west of Big Bend rd.; if you drive out, or 2 blocks east of” Meramec Highlands car, get off at Tuxedo: price $8000, Open for inepectea®. ©. H. BROOKS REALTY Co., 107 N ath | AP Pa , ~ | 914 JEFFERSON RD. | Reautiful stucco residence in one of the best locations in Webster; 6 rooms, hot-wa- iter heat, beautiful] tile bath, wonderfal thu- | terior dec orations; must be seen to be appre- ciated. Call and arrange to inspect same. THEO. R. APPEL, 722 Chestnut st., or 46 V lta~ V. Lockwood av., _ . Webster. TWO NE W COLONIALS 116 PLANT—8 rooms, including sun par- lor and inelosed sleeping porch. hot-water heat. oak floors, fixtures. screens. deco- rated: ready to move in; price $12.5 321 SELMA—865 rooms, living erel. sleep- porch, hot-water heat. oak floors, g#a- rage. fixtures and screens; nearing comple- tien’ price $9500 Both embody ing the newer ideas on exterior and interior. Vrould consider Webster lot as part payment. Construction and material ithe best. Open this afternoon, or phone MR. |'RURGARD, Owner, Kirkwood 263W, for ap- | pointme nt. 6332-34 ELM—WELLSTON Double 3-room brick cottage: rent $50 per in f uick sa month; bare PCRADY & OBERMEYER, Forest 2196, Delmar 586L. 5179 Enston. Pretty Webster Home 859 ATALANTA See this splendid, well built home; com- paratively new; 7 large, airy rooms, with re- ception hall, bath, nice evectric fixtures, hardwoo loors. screens. ot-water heat. granitoid Lasement: lot O28 4a ga- sonable te oni price rage; Teaee AS. L. WERER, 119 N. 7th. NEW W WEBSTER BUNGALOW @ASY TERMS - > wn Pay $1500 cash and S50 per month. 0 vour home with rent monev: new: 5 rope: north side Simmons, 500 feet west of Gray. hlock north Eyuee station. Sea owner. i @ | — "27 “GRACE RI REALTY CO., 100 N. 8th. _ ~ PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE Attractive New Bungalow. 7927 Eulalie Av. and bath. frame bungalow, at a BF jee = price; hardwood floors. hot-water ceater, acreens, avnings, shades. electric fixtures, laundry facilities in high. well lighted basement: lot -Ox150. with garage )— rear: Kirkwood-Fergueon car line, fust o North and South road, north of Manchester’ . real bargain at & S700: can be =e Sunday. or call office Monday for appoint- ment. Ity Co., letcher R.. Harris is Rea Ity Co - SUNGALOW=aipeoe modern; excellent con- dition: will accep automobile _Puyment. Bex T-280. Pcst-Dispatch. BUNGALOW—Wiill build 4-room bungalow, bath, gas, electric, furnace. granitoid base- ment, 35-ft. lot, for $4600; on terms. Box _P-202. }. Bost-Dispatch. BU NGALOW —$500 cash, terms to suit on balance: I will furnish nice &0-foot lot near car ‘line. ana sapeer to build according to your own ides R. HALLOCK. it 72 MecCausiand. Phone. water and elec- BUNG: ALOW—i rooms. gas tric; jarge garage: lot 50x238: fruit ena shade trees’ price $5500; terns. Cottage, water and bath, $4750: $750 cash. C. Wie- ( Trembley-Wilson WEBSTER GROVES SALE LIST ‘ena th hid 35 PRICES Ss. oc ill rd.: 9 rooms. steam heat; large lot: $26.: 500. a baths, 456 Woodlawn ae wre gS 75x132; $20,500. E. Big Bend rd.. & roms, st large lot: $20,000. ae 53 Jefferson rd., 9 rooms; hot-water heat; $20,000. 452 Woodlawn ay. condition; hot-water heat: 125 Jefferson attractive; $18.5 327 S. Elm ry i. -room ree 2 bu hot-water heat; fine lot; $18 er 446 E. Lock wood av., 8 lot 55x hot-water hot-water very modern; h mrice brock, 8604 Jennings rd. Colfax 33: 39. COTTAGES—We have a list of cottages and flats for sale at reasomable prices. Box _T-366, Post- ‘Dispatch, HOU SE—6406 Hays kitchenette | frame: 112%: terms to suit. | arenes Agent, NE W Bi I will treo $185 ra 7 rooms, at , a very beautiful court, 4 hot-water hea Asking $3,000. 5963 Easton av. _ iALOW, 5 ROOMS. — i ha as I am going to Cali- etch this month and must sel} before I “ave: r bare: ’ - 129 Bompart § av., 7-room brick. hot- 000. Sox Pak” Post-Dispatch. ee water heat; pretty lot. 85x265; $15,500. eta ae = — 401 W. Big Bend rd., 7-room stucco; % $2790 acre of ground; $16,000. EASY TERMS. 445 Ww oodlawn av., 7-room brick bunga- e arge roms, Water, gaa, low, steam heat; lot 50x200: $13,500. ey — ef 219 Beachwood ay. 3: Park rd., §-room stucco; hot-w ath a NCIS- PERRY-RU TH. __ 10% 0. i COTTAGES. 8 .0944 Greer; 4 rooms, Gectsle, with ox1 26; vacant; price $5500 bath $1 . Bayard: 6 roene. , furnace, ) : #-car garage; $5 5336 eavtes: B ‘narenins oP hall, ace: garage; big bareain a ~601 N. Garrison; %-room frame; $2200. : basement: 913.560. ga CRADY & OBERMEYER, 5179 Kaston. Lake av., 7 beautiful rooms; very erent S186. Delmar 566L. best condition: tile bath, hardwood floors COTTAGES. “ef: a double garage; very reasonable; eg tea. wf $18,000. 8 rooms, $i6. 500. pat tg: av. oms, large lot, 100x255: "$160 207 ; _hot- -water hot- Water heat; 000. electricity; lot Maple ay. lot covered ; $12,500. Bungalow with 4 rye rooms, steam heat; $12.5 219 Plant av. poets ‘bungalow; attractive throughout; hot-water heat; rooms; large lot, bath; large old shade jaa of ground, 6 Son. 50xx Ridge av.: 6-room brick: bath, fur- $12 anes. sve. ear porensi corms. 120: tr e. Jackson rd., 8 pretty rooms, white | ; a oper wn ha Fra Dx enamel woodwork ; very large lot, 100x: 312; ee Apres tite Bath, furnace, hurd $12 2,000. - particulars see us, " New o-room Dutch Colonials, screened Aside from what we offer here, we have wy ee a ee epoca — sun par-| listed some very fine residences. Terms or, hardwoo W. Big Bed rd., 5-room bungalow; 6 rooms; lot’ 50x137; 833 Atalanta av., 850. 828 Clark av., garage in basement; 628 Clark av., 7 31 Chestnut av. , 6 rooms; 703 Berry rd., 6 rooms; an acre of ground; $4750. 502 Hillside av., 3 2500. Stop at our office and see picturss cf each place offered for sale. We will 0|GOTTAGE—43xx Prairie; 3 with you at any time to inspect the prop- rage; $2750: terms. ~ erties which are nearly all occupid by the | Post-Dispatch. owners gegen = p or TREMBLEY-WILSON BR. B. & LOANS CO., | CORTAGE.-G roome and narege: Seey Ui Trembley-Wilson Bidg., Webster Groves. BALSON Kk. & B. CO., 5899 Delmar bl. _ rooms, kitchenette, © bath, COTTAGE—3 basement, garage; cash’ or time. 4119 Harris. CUTTAGE—sJ rooms, bath, electric, garage; finished bagement; $1000 down, easy terms. 4127 Penrose. COTTAGE—New, 3 rooms and bath, 4 blocks from Broadway loop, Baden ; $2850. CHAS. H. BUSS, Colfax 865W. (c) COTTAGE—Pretty home: 6 rooms, modern geen romenees: newly painted. 1044 Garth, 2aacen. COTTAGE—3 6- -room bs is bung aiow; 75 rooms; bes $3850 elee- 4.00 large rooms, modern; > alrnost Zurage: bargain; lot 2ax205; 519 newly Maiden Lane, 4 rooms, pupered and painted; rooms; 5-room frame; 7 Agent. Box P-738 Ci. EO. R. “SPE ALY OR 722 CHESTRUT AND INSURANCE BRANCH OFFICE wen, electric 46 W. LOCKWOOD AV., WEBSTER ect av. LOUIS TRUST CO.. PHONE WEBSTER 160 Easton “and Sarah. 3 OPEN SUNDAY, COTTAGE—S051 Newby st.; 3 réoms; 57- fo d i ‘ tp 44 ft. lot; garage and hen house; street and arge list o omes we 4 By pf ng a . sidewalks made ; S38UU. Chas. H. Buss, ATTENTION, BUILDERS! Colfax 1865W (c) COTTAGE—3006 Elliot; dandy new 4-room brick, with hardwood floors, furnace, tile 1 GEO. J WAN TRATHL ke Chestnut. GE . WANS ew, estnu 7 3-10 ACRES, COLLINS RD. ke Beautiful lying tract; fine large trees; fronts 3 streets total fronta e, 1766 feet; makes 13 large lots 100x25 rock-bottom COTTAGE—5-room - 45xx Natural Bridge; fine. lot, i3x2 278: all improve- price for quick sale, half cash. Box M-8l, Post-Dispatch. bath, BLU rooms, kitchenette, and garage, $450 down; basement each month. a 19 Harris. — COTTAGE—4-room frame; good repair; price $3000. See this, 2800 Madison. For terms se HOHENSTEIN R. CO, 6428 3 Michigan. _ COTTAGE—2948 Montgomery ai., 6 rooms, ments made; $3500 A a JOHNSON R, ‘CO.. Title Guar. r. Bidg. COTTAGE—1429 Buchanan st.; rooms, summer kitcnen: price $1850; $600 cash. STRODTMAN & & STRODTM {AN, 3607 N. roadway. Country Home COTTAGE—4434 Cote agro: iy 7 rooins, ° “ao bath, price $2750; easy term Five Acres MULLINS-WALTERS REAL TY CO., _ Olive 4237. 82 2 Chestnit. _ COTTAGE—4017 Conellia, 4 rooms and A beautiful knoll opposite Webtser Park basement kitchen: gas, bath, electric; Station on Missouri Pacific and midway be-| gtreet, sidewalk made; fine condition. tween two electric lines; water, gas, sewers SONNEMANN REAL ESTATE CO. and electricity; sxood schools and churehes, 4 o stores and entertainment halls; good svill, covered with grass and beautiful trees; ulh- 3626 N. Newste Colfax 272. _ COTTAGE—Nice qouble brick; three rooms, rivaled landscape views: an ideal place for a home, for here may be found the rare com- electric on each side: also. rooms on rear of lot: price for all $3250. (an you bination of all the advantages of city and beat bd See these. 2805-07 Madison st. country, without the drawbacks of either. It is not platted into lots, but is restricted For.t see HOHENSTEIN R. CO., 6428 Michigan. _ for resicenees. A. BAKER, Realtor, Bldg.. St. Louis, _ COTTAGES—3612-14 Lee av... 2 > attached | Wellston brick cottages, 4 rooms each, ' bath, gas, BUILDING—For laundry or light manufac- electricity; large lot in rear; a goed in- vestment for price askede Call ‘Lindell 2765. CO. turifg plant; concrete; 35x36; tile roof, lot oes ver price $2200 (North Wellgton). McMENAMY R. E. 1308 N. Grand. COTT AGE—Modern, 4 rooms, dandy little home; S-car garage; 4880 Carter av.; MROY INV. co.., . 6321 Easton. _ SONGHLOWS-~Acreane jots. an St. Charles lines. See $6250. ans av ms, moter bargain, shall av.. Wellston, Mo. icf.) 3956 Eva KORTE REALTY "& LOAN C 106 N. 8th st. Central. 5063. BUNGALOW—4 rooms and bath, strictly bye men nice lot; good location; new; price Olive 14°7. COTFAGE—Dundy; 6-room brick; 37xx IL. in- and terms Dan for quick sale. Call Cab- any 1459 W coln avy.; bath, electric, hot-water beat; extra well built; fine condition; price $5000; $750 cash, balance terms; big bar- gain. Address Agent, Box P-24, P.-Di BU NGALOW-—-New, By electric and sidewalk; $500 down, balance like rent. owner, 2165 Louise av. BUNGALOW—Six-room brick; modern ; $5800; $1500, balance easy terms. See owner on place Sunday. 2135 Louise av., Wellston. coTT. AGE—1650 Lula. st.. ooms, garage: lot 75x1 STU ESSEL Rie ALTY CO.. COTTAGE—6G503 Hobart; 4 rooms; modern, : brick; cash or terms. Take best offer today. Owner, Cabany 8133M. (c) 1E—15 73 Valle av.. 7 rooms, water. a I , . garage, fruit trees, lot 25x r $3500. TOMROY INV. CO., 6321 Easton er ’ —N modern 4-room brick. 64 0 pga Ra gg ee. block west of Suburban COTTAGE—$4200. Garden, 1 block norgh; open; easy terms. 4515 Pope av.; 5 rooms, bath, electric; _Cabany 593. ~ (C) \iot 830x125. Owner will show. Easy terms. ' —_* E. L. KUHS, 8321 N. Broadway. Colfax 660. COITAGE — 4708 Jennings rd.; room J as frame: new: 50-ft. lot; as, water, elec- O'FALLON PARK COTTAGE. tric: only $250 down. See Harry ane 4143 ‘Carter av.; 6-room modern; good at Tegethoff-Vtteraott, 6228A Easton; tocation: pries reduced. “ fice open Sunday. 9 @. m. to HARTWIG- DISCHINGER, 3022 N. Grand, }E—6428 Hobart ev., 4-room frame, COTTAGE—$3000. — 6319 Wells av. 6-room frame, water, |jot 25x125. Owner will show; terms $300 ‘jot 25x185; must have card to inspect; $1000 cash, balance terms. nd_ electric: cash, balance easy monthl payments. card 4- brick, water, gas BE. Le KUHS, 8321 N, Broadway. Colfax 660. lym uth, room bric R and electric: et ny $3250: one-third cash. wy ee OUR HO) REDUCED PRICK URKAMP. O21! Easton av. Wellsmar 5-room frame: Whittier; 4-room cottage, gas, electric, garage. sidewalk, street and ailey Se ede eee trie: canerete sage made; only $200, , Casy terms, it. eat: peer scneol: 40x125; $5500. 4256 JUNIATA. Se TeYSTONE REALTY, Bungalow. 6 rooms ‘and bath. near Holy 700 Title Guaranty. Bide. Olive 5320,; Family Parish and public schools; a r LOT—30x115; 6492 Kurtis. Apply Cid | Gs Mt Yeows, STINSON. 806 'N. Leschen av, Weliston: terms, _ a eee bungalow that w Ty be com- fandeventer, room é. _ TAndelj 7 566. fc) new 3028 ROLLA PLACE. + Beg 17: thing of it, 4 rooms, mod- bath and Modern 6- ga bk y cottage, h rettiest neigh- furnace; price HSU eorheod “4 ot yay 4 750: only $500 i038. F. DICK MANN IN Rae. © OO, , 623 Chestnut COTTAGE, WITH 0 FEET. n: + eal wait: come out; it won't last fon. See Harry Bishop, Tegethoft-\ atter- 2423 University; 4-room frame on lot 50= 130! price $3000 ott, 6228A_ Easton: office open Sunday, HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO.,2407 N. Broadway 9 a. m. to 3 DP mM. . WELLSTON INVESTMENT —* Y COTTAGE BARGAIN. 1476- De Soto av.: brick. of 4 roome and ay _ Re part- 4: th o aston aa . @ ; : ments with ample space for addition of —_ price $42 a8. water, cellar; owner stores; piang and estimates already 0 WANSTRATH REALTY CO. Fioris#ent and Warne. pared; will Snow $9000 income on $45.0 OFALLIAN PARK BUNGALOWS. tota] investment. : e RICHARDSON, gitvs Tater 4215-17 N. Newstead; new 6-reom brick ; brngalow, 13-inch walis, hardwood floors. tite baths, built-in bathtubs, brick and tile mentels, brick and tile —, gaa nad | electric, copper screens, fur grani- told basements; granitoid oaheite, ne or } lote; low prices ; outs ino. today) frome aX ay \ __Arcade (‘reve Coeur Helbel, Mar- HOUSE—4 rooms: 903 Harlan av.; reason- able price. Inquire 2739 Chouteau av. (6) ATTENTION, Bungalow Seeker —— Are you looking for a bungalow or cottage on the North Side? We have a number of new listings to choose from, all descriptions, at prices that are right. These places are not placarded with ‘‘For Sale’’ signs, as the owners wiil not permit it or ullow us to ad- vertise the addresses. Let us know what you want and location. “We will be pleased to — you a list at prices that ere not infla SECURITY 6 cmtlabate sy REALTY Co., 22 Chestnut st. International Life Bidg. Olive 7623-7624. "6 $300 CASH AND EASY TERMS 560 Palm: sma'! cottage: bare KOTSREA N. 301. 722 Chestnut rooms, gas, Water, lot 30x147: $2100; S. Phegliey, Wel Mo.; 4 3548 S. Grand bl. HOvu <p 22 CHAS. E. __tional Life Bids During 1922 the Post-Dispatch rinted 11,301 Horse and Vehicle “Wants” — 7938 mere than the THREE other St. Leals mewapapers combined. , nin. Main 1195, ST. LOUIS. POST- DISPATCH. ne AND COTT For Sale as 3- “room frame, electric; immediate posses- on; i _chADY «& es erin 5179 Forest 3196. nar 660k MODERN 5-ROOM oi RICK (5541 Genevieve, 5 rooms, reception tile bath, rock foundation, finished ment and laundry, hardwood my Rn water heat, electric, gas, garage tent to car line. Let 35x125; oe See. H. F. OHMEYER, Florissant and Union. ‘ y |: 2 New Bungalows—North Side 1506-14-16 ANGELRODT S8T. 5 new bungalows; 4 rooms and beth: completed; electric fixtures: furnace heat. nections, granitoid basement: easy terms; only 34 ; salesman there ernoons; little gems for the — cash payment; take Lee car: OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut, 3934 N. 23d ST. A very modern, beautiful and well con- structed bungalow, garage, etc.; make prop- 15th at. osition, Cc. E. OSTERMANN, 1514 N. Central RES6L. 4 ROOMS—VACANT 1404 Bissell] st.; near new water tower; 4 reoms and summer kkohew: lot 320x106: - cant and ready to in: are $1 ont 4 HAU SCHL LTE ° £- 2407 N. Broadway. MUST BE SOLD i 4946 Northland; 7T-room bungalow; water heat, hardwood floors, sleeping pore weather stripped va ats garage. of admission neces BC PTORFF, 4914 Delmar. »_(e) NEW FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOWS Just being completed, six modern and atf- tractive frame bungalows at Theodore a Euclid aves. (4 blocks suvuth of Florissant}: price $4600; terms to suit. Open 3611 N. Grand, Colfax g3 NEARLY COMPLETED 5 ns and reception hall: pentinaadl floors, linen closets, brick porch, etc. 4264 San Francisco. C fax SIST7R. ( FIRST TIME ADVERTISED 4314 Linton, i-reom brick, fine condl- tion; good location: recta and alley made; vr ice 25500; $2000 ¢ K YSTONE REAI sTY, Olive 5320. 70 Title Quaranty Bldg.leT) Fairgrounds Park Bungalow 4255 San Francisco: 5 roems, tile bath, electric. furnace, fruit and coal cellar under brick porch: garage: wonderful tineside. HARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 3022 N. Grand, NEW BUNGALOWS Linfén av., east*of 20th st.; 2 two-s brick homes havinz 6 rooms, har.lw floors, tile bath, furnaces, porches across t entire front and rear of each house, screc shades and fixtures; open for inspection. See them at once: c ash or term WANSTRATH REALTY co., Florissant and Warne. (@) 4471 SAN FRANCISCO Beautiful G-room bungalow: one ern throughout; beautiful lot, drive for garage; attractive price yo qa sale. Admission bv ecard only. McCRADY & OBERMEYER. 5179 Baston, Forest 35196, Delmar 566L., BUNGALOW VACANT R°0G6 CONCORD PLACE (BADEN) 8500 north, one block west of Broadw 4-room brick bungalow, just completed; tile bath, furnace, Wectric; terms Sooo Ene anal N? oe BRICK COTTAGE | Colfax 660. 819 Gano av.: 5 rooms and bath: well- bunt: in best of condition: hot and . water: gas wr eceeneae: terms; part ¢ bed balance TOBNISKOLTTER REALTY Co., a000 N, Broadway. COTTAGE, $3750 2815 wU niversity: 3 rooms; electrie and double garag JULIUS "HALLER R. CO.. 722 Chestnut. Northwest BUNGALOW—5- Shans. brick, 4622 * Alcott; keys at 4520 Ale BUNGALOW—Modern, 6& rooms, brick: 5030-5040 Alcott. (c) BUNGALOW—58xx Highland av.. hi rooms, steam heat, oak floors, garage. REALTY CoO., Cab. 6595. Forest t 61035. bUNGALOW—Modern; 4 rooms; 34xx Lin- coin: $500 down, balance monthly. 4068 Maffitt av. et BU INGALOW —Priced right; 6150 Emma open for inspectio OSA VINGS TRUST CO., 4915 Delma mar bl, DUNG ALOW—6 rooms and bath lot 64x140: garage: fruit trees: bu will exchange fer suitable lot. 6506. Delmar 4537L, Cabany 24663, BUNGALOWS—New: 6446- av.; hot-water heat, tile bath; throughout; t terms, (c) BUNGALOW—New, to move in; mod- ern; 6 rooms: b eds Ar- lington. ( oe ee eee BUNGALOW—New, wel built, room frame: tile bath, clot mantel. furnace, etc.: price N. Euclid. BU NGALOW—Beautiful 6 rooms, quill sale up-to-date chute, ception hall: hot-water oo quic wanted. See owner on Highland. BU INGALOW—5070 Davison, new 5-room, gas and siemens? 5 piped & for furnace. R, Chestnut WALTER JONES at., or 5549 ee a rs, shower bath. mode 2 ar : vr terms. See t today. "fo lAns dell o14 — BUNGALOWS—New: 56450 Claxtuxn av.! rooms: lot 30x127: tile bath. electric: a magnificent home; terms OER s _R. KOERT. 2909A_N. Toten Forest BUNGALOW—S-room brie floors, built-in buffet, Cotman place, fruit, shade trees, doudle rage; al modern conveniences; lot 100x250. 61 Emma. dandy 6-room and BUNGALOW-—4928 Alsace, modern brick, furnace, newly papered painted, garage for 2 cars and a real bar- gain, owner wil) show you through. Ale ae T. DICKENS, 612 Chestnut st. Olive BUNGALOW—2712 Semple av.; 6«room bungalow; bath, electric, hot-water An og. F a) finished ; a A ee fo A AN wright Bidg. Phone Olive 4488. — BU NGALOW—Quick sale wanted: i%- 46 blocks ae “ 4 offer takes it. beat aces J. CHAS. MUELLER & SON Ned ° Grand. Colfax 2447 . Centre! 5522. (¢62) COTTAGE—3506 Cora, 5 rooms, tile furnace, electric, screened h: oe ee COTTAG cES—Northweat, __bath, electric; bargain. yy lee, pa mes roo first floor: | frame; 3 roema, I 3419 A er bi. COTT AGE—4540 Thrush: new, bath. finished basement: garage: Payments. COTTAGE —4 peewee, frame, wer. Bia menta made: regain from ow North Market. COTTAGE 4006 406 Maffitt. $3750. S-rs0m frame: water and electric. Owner, St. Louls. _ COTTAGE—4722 Genevieve, rooms, elec- tric. gas, bath; lot 3Oxl02%. owner; COTTAGE B41 COTE BRILLTA aE | OOMS AND PATH: FRAM : th ULIUS HALLER R. COTTAGE—5539 ‘Thrush; 4 rooms; — Be electric: 36-foot Iiot. Stanze, Olive COTTAGE—4723 Beacon av.: 6 room S2100. BLDG. ef a3 i basement: price R. ‘KOERT_ 29004 N. Unton. rorest Z054W, COTTA m— 4640 Greer av. a of octria, ne eas and bath: ‘in yas | on Al PFT) ¥ “LOCTM MORPLL COTTAGE—6414 *. Louls 4 Laing AY electric, slate Marcun a R. Ra'denf. 4797 Lahe COTTAG' f totlet ; brand-new . NOMLE-McCAWLEY Rf. 00. Main 2414. COTTAGE—2817 Arlington: 3 rooms tric, ete.: let 34x13 79°6": q to | LABATI brick gg se od owner leaving eft air av - ites ihed dibaincd Ta Wt AMES il- lasts dace # esis. SO ON OE LL DEN AN ONIN LIN COE EL ON ES TR COT NNER EC (A TR as OO NG Sl ACORN EF ALE i CCCI I COE LEO O CL OLE LE LG TOO SIR ce ENGL OSCE AE. VOLES LPN SEA ELECTS LR ILC LE NALS Pe sgete mre Stee a. ape ae a a TF LA OA SEE A AC i cana CO MR EL NO CLAD SRO I Ne ON te me NR RE MING ES CO Pret Re ee eet oe

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LOUIS ‘7 POST -DISPATCH. gs 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. Sie | - BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale Northwest BUNGALOWS Ane COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale South For Sa Northwest . H. F. OHMEYER & CO. Picriasant and Union avs Celfax 2550. ee 2581L. m Sunday 9 to 5 Tuesday, ursday and Setesaay evenings, 5058 Abestt. 6 rooms, recept 7 to 9 p. m. | ae} ae. — " ‘~ 904129; 55 59 | to sei a ts “* M 5505 : h, ctrie. ) : shed: shade trees; terme .800 4543 Davison. 4 rooms, summer kitch- - concrete toun«da- ’ electric, — 3.190 | : Bun erms con. 3 rooms. ‘summer kit ch- ern: nr M en. bath, —— —— basement. u c Cottage. “IMMEDIATE POSSESSION | CO. 573 At ne. i IMMEDIATE POSSESSION | 5219 BEACON AVENUE | COTTAGE—4744 Alaska ; three-room brick; bath, streets and alley made; horme-owning neighborhood. Olive 5320. KEYSTONE A _REALTY,. 700 Title Guaranty Bidg. "2934. | COT TAGE—Modern. brick, 4700 south, near Broadway car: $500 down payment, easy WILL ANDER Re ALTY Olive fcr 1 quick | COTTAGE—5218 Vermont, brick. © | rooms, A. RUST & SON BEAL TY CO.. re ns ace, 36° front; bargain; $5300. ee we | F_W. GELAN REALTY CO.. 5457 Gravois. COTTAGE —37 05 Blow; 4 rooms; bath ga- Tas HRU SKA- HOFFMAN R. E. CoO.. } 5 _ Gran 3379. 3109 s Grand. iced to sell: open Sunday from to 7 ; " > RUST & Bom Beale Oo | recee pate pniee” mueeee? CW! | $16 Chestnut st. Cherokees car. verside _2505 COTTAGE BARGAIN 5418 Thrush av.. 6 rooms and fon nal 500x126: baths furnace, ; ho: terms $1000 , 2908 4 N. Union. Forest. 0 Roosevelt pl.: 5-roem cottage: priced Zalow: new bullding: everything we @ cash 2-story. 5 rooma, bath, ba sere. as. shed. trees; ict ante concrete foundation. Euciid, 4 rooms. bath, comcrete foundation. basement. furnace. electric. . ft 34x142 %» 500 Vacant—Possession Now at of $7: ‘Fletcher RB. Harris Realty Co. | |P_W. GELAN REALTY CO.. 5457 Gravois | COTTAG =—4314 & W Kin2s High way, 3-room frame. electric: lot 30x130: $1800 KEYSTONE REALTY. Olive 5320. 700 Title Guaranty Bidg. CO TTAGE—RSix-room near Gravois; $2500: S700 cash nage M. SMI TH REALTY Co., “00 N. 4th st Riversi 2» 4Ww 4705 0208 MAFFITT AV. | ick. tile path. fcr- floor: keys | 10 per cert cash. fr. - iva me, cash ‘ arney. . bath, concrete foundation. basement, electric. corr AGE—Bri *k, B rooms, bath South | blocks from Carondelet Park: nt 8s; ee ili - STNG rriy neret e ‘part hanemaon at: fur- nace, electric. gas; —-. a lee, 4 rooms, bath, concrete foundat tion. basement. laundry. i BU A pee erm. Co.. frame, 4 : Alaska: $1000 « ate Box Be 4 and 3 roms; cheap;| EF. FRIE REALTY ate sox 4. Post-D's atch. =_ = * a ee | CPT TAGE—d3158 Dresden, Connecticut: 5 rooms: bath. furnace, electric: KarTaxce. : con diti On, terms Riv Sia iF W. GELAN REALTY ci 3ALOW—42 12 rooms, tric. gas. furnace heat: . 6457 Gravois furnace. electric; gas; garage; $500 cash Vera. 4 rooms. . toncrete foundation, finished basement, BI "NG Sprin modern; jot brick, 3 large | bath in weather- ALOW—DBeautiful. 5 large gy nb TAGE—4 321 Juni ata 335x137: reasonable. ems first floor. 2 rooms and £. ’ Sie ; electric, hot-water heat. laundry. electric. gas. garage: BUNG jot 50x150 ; HH. F, O _Orego ALOW—Six a swale, J rooms; g£as, electric, fur-| strip ping: garage: $4900 5 $008 Tyrolean: $7000. Agent, 4339 A. MOYLE, REALTOR. Bk, of , Com. Bidg. av Cc OTT: AGE—Dand; : 5 rooms. big. side prren: Florissant and Union avs. NCE—5406 Partridge av.: 6-room frame; strictly modern: price right and BU Nita new Neosho. ALO W—35044 Idaho- modern: } ‘ , electric. Cc lock east cf ttage. 6419 Wade. Agent. 322 ‘TORGWay ; bout ; soutn. See ‘kis, Ma For terms HOHENSTEIN R. CO. 6428 MERA. terms. , R. KOERT. 29094 NU inion. Forest 2934W BU: NG “BEST NORTHW EST,” “Anything in H cash, easy terms Sun- ouses: some gaye. Colfax. 2581. Crutcher & Crutcher. lefontaine north loo. BUNG — érn. ALO W—4212 eiectric. gas, furmace heat: Grand: fine, 7ALOW — 5046 s. } Agent, ouble garage. COTTAGE— 3?" ~y Hi ckory st. ms. good condi: sat th ink. re $2000" terms ‘SEE. ‘Epw ARD F. WRISBERG ON EARTH,” 1004 8S Vandeventer av. Grand 904 Connecticut: 5 garage: rooms, | Inod - COTTAGE—$3700. - 8076 Geraldine av.; 4 rooms, tile bath, furnace. electric. Owner will show. erms. a E. ib. KUHS, 8321 N. Broadway. Colfax 660. | _Sireet | 4019 CAMELLIA AV. $400 tash, $30 per nth: 4-room cot- tage GEO. F. BASHFORD “*5 Chestnat. $8001 renc BUNGALOW —1817 BU NGALOW — Brick. hardwood floors. zravois 4-room brick. aepeerny and furnace; 5452A Gravois ‘ ch? ' rooms. sun O'Meara; 4 rooms and COTTAGE —8839 a cood bev Bonny \s decorated; $600 cash, balance easy: | made. | Can arrange - ee aS SHNEIDER. 7 near Shaw and Law- rae clede 120 rooms, sleeping porch, | - steam heat: rgain:; | COTTAGE—39 39 Winnebago: ). Box P-13. Post-Dispatch. a e. 2- Story. ‘AGE—$3150. BUNG 5921 Lalite av.: 4 rooms, bath, electric: “fot 50x125. Owner will show. Easy terms.| pj EE. L. KUHS, 8321 N. Broadway. Colfax 660. 5452 COTTA GE—$3250. r 4561 Alcott av.; 4 rooms, bath, electric. Owner will show: easy term E. L. KUHS, S321 N. i Colfax 660. CHEAP COTTAGE 5334 Natura! Bridge rd; a splendid cot- tage. 3 large ome and beth; terms $300 | _Etta; BU NG J bungalow BU NGALOW—New. 3 J0x125: blocks west. finished attic: __ 54524 Gravois ar. cash Payn BOSSO, 616 Central 1575 | COTTAGE—37 44 Kosciusko. attic and a large lot. can be bought MEHRKENS-OTTENAD, 3805 ALA Agger as ra beautiful 5-room hestnut A. ac HNEIDER, Realter and Builder, A Grarois av Lac'ede 120 ne De a room and rooms. un porch: arage Broadway. walk two) een 915 St. Joseph and | S Broadway. ico rT AGE—4437 Pennsylvania. bat h. furnace: excellent condition: niy $7900; st reet, etc., made. River- 5 SEL AN REALTY CO., 5457 Gra a beautiful 4- 9500 &. front. price $2500. ALOW—Four finished rooms and un- 4120 Walsh st. A. SCHNEIDER, Realtor and Builder. i Laciede 120 brick, six ile price DOUBLE COTTAGE—$4000. » 4919-21 av.: 3 and 3 room double cottage. bath furnace, electric: easy terms B. Ll. t. KUHS, 832 ‘8321 N. Broadway. Colfax 660. NORTHWEST BUNGALOW. 6647 Hiller place: 6-room brick, bath, -_—-—- -—- ' cash, balance $2 mon HAASE REALTY CO. o2i ¢ Chestnet st. [> | a ee Trrolean av.: 6 POERFI BUNGALOW—4958 DOERFLINGER R. CO... Jefferson-Gravois. rooms. brand-new: | COT TAGE—42xx Connecticut st.: fram e: bath. furnace. electric. 5 machines: cheap DO ERF. INGER R. CO Gresham. + bath, SHH00: JIN’ ER. R. lec tric ~ Co. Sibert av.; eiectric. steam heat: _Jefferson-Gravois stucco; 4/| terms Jefferson-Gravois. COTTAGES—4®xx rooms, mod- ern; terms: 50xcx Rosa. 5 rooms. modern: steam heat, electric: lot 50x125; owner will | show; easy terms at office. E. L. KUHS, 8321 N. Broadway. Colfax 660. 3 ROOMS, BATH, $1800 46098 San Francisco; a little bargain. EU NGALOW—4800 ge z; 8 garage: 47 5 ow hot-water xx Rosa. 5 heat. G. W. DIEHL. 662 . King’s high- _Wway. 4 . Riverside 2857TW _ KELSEY RE AL Tr ‘CO. COTT TAGE—4041 Walsh. 4 Ilerge rooms, Grand 61 23 bath, furnace. room, brick, Gray ols : BELLIS. Realtors, Arcade Bldg. Olive 378. UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW ‘ 27 Labadie, 5 rooma, tile bath, furnace heat. hardwood floors, colonaades. French brick KALK BU NGALOW—62 5 s. rooms, tile bat h. hot- Water mission by built-in TR ww cabinet, — porch clear across: ¢ E. ater heat. elects ; right. Ri o> Vv side SOS electric: ag © pg By _ car BRENNER R. E. CO.. rarace ;: a brick : @oors, in-a-doer bed, large sleeping porch. Gouble garage: open BELLIS. REALTORS, Arcade Bidg. Oltve 378 recept electric, | BUNGALOW—4015 brick, Vacant: COLLER, 4215 Virginia. Riverside 161. COTTAGE—4333 Arco av: Humphrey. 2801 Cherokee. het-wWater heat, beth and elec ] beautiful | F004 —e street and a! ley made; stucco trimmings, 6 rooms, bath, ion: price $10.500: make terms, now i terms Ic uN P. DOLAN REALTY CoO.. card of admission from a 3 Manchester ar. ‘c) 4369 Hunt av.; 8 large rooms; halj kitchen; lot 25x COTTAGE—West: : 5456 HAMILTON + Frame bungalow; 4 rooms, bath, 5Gx1 28. “SEE US." BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut. | see BUNGALOWS—ONLY TWO LEFT.| 5%, 29-27 Marcus av. co ‘ | BUNG ALOWS—4613-17-19-20-22 6 rooms and bath. modern: price $8000; see salesman on premises or Wilcox; 125: brick, electric and gas: price $2800, call Laclede S800 cash. - - ALBERT KOHERMAN REALTY bg N. King’s 18 Gravois. (c5) DUVALL-BODE, Agents, highway. Phone Forest 7&2 Ovoen evenings 2-story. sun parlor. beth. Gestrte. hardwood floors, brick porch- | es. garag them today: terms. Hahrwi ic. DISCHINGER. 3022 N. Grand. | BUNGALOW—5340 TERRY. - Near Union; — completed; six rooms, 5418 BU NGALOW —Elinore and Eichelberger, 4 rooms and bath, modern, price $7250; salesman on premises or cal! ALBERT HOHERMAN REALTY see Wallace: frame: four- ' — AGE— 446i Laclede 174 th. CoO.. Gravois. (cd) hath. ge floo furnace: can arrange terms- ~ gg BU a SHAS. GUNDLACH, Fi Florissant and Alice. | OME 573 ‘Terry: 5 rooms, bath, electric. BELLIS R. CO.. Arcade Bicg. Olive 6191. + ROOM COTTAGE—NEWLY DECORATED | Bone 5024 Beacon, 5 rooms, bath. concrete foundation ; electric and gas; lot 30x125. | §4700; term H. F. OHMEYER. Florissant and Union. _— every ~room BRICK COTTAGE—$4550. | attractive: oF ! WETss- METERRICKS R. Olive 5394 217 6 rooms: terms vr. J. ALOW—6425 Virginia: very beautiful den and Chestnut. modern to the miunte: price very | open for inspection Sunday from SST Ee place for yovr bath, >; come out t day to make your selection: lots 40x142: price $6000: terms to suit: churches and scho>ls near. COLLES, 4215 Virginia. Riv. 161. &> E co. Gravois; ainwright Bl dg. furn2ce, ALOW—42xx nT av.: elegant. hardwood floors, hot-water heat: convenience: vrice $11. 000: “CORNWELL R. E. ©O.. 111 N. 7t (COTTAGE—5113 Wicklow pi.: my cozy BUNG rece i~ge 5 POSSESSION, REAL HOME. 5400 Emerson av.: 5 beautiful large | feomse, tile bath. hardwood flcors. tron gird- ers «gy Bo ~~ age corner 31-foot lot; in To oak floors, | tures, copper gutters and screens: only one ALOW—3970 Connecticut: > rooms 4-room frame: a pretty home ption hall. bath. sum room, all on one | nda ‘un a for gome one: price only lacge unfinished attic: hot-water heat.) $3300: a large lot 300x147 with 2 fron:s test plumbing and e! lectric fix- cing Wicklow pl. and Compton ar.: fine to build on Compton av. frontage. See this Open. Mrs. Spross. owner and occupant wer Grove Heights like this: street eee man Nias &@® LOAN CO. 106 N. Sth st. Centra! t 5063. BUNG | slate Olive 9544. 101 N. Sth st. Central 302. | a rooms, hardwood floors, water heat, 3123 8. Grand. Also the two-storr pretty Mrs. Jones. ond and occupant, j “7 AF» - -— 1 anes lern: na Ox res i - tg co. / -*. ‘aish 2 st. Grand 62 ‘ py. | v.: fine to build on Cc ompton av . also a big bargain. only $3850 six large, light ; tile bath, hot- double garage, ALOW—A beauty: side ¢riv eway. QUIcK SALE WANTED. 6-room bungalow: 2 tile. baths, strictly modern; garace. admission by card. 5341 M it MAURER-GHIO-BEFFA REALTY 312 Title Guaranty Bide. Olive furnace. Co., | BUNGALOW—4222 Shenandoah: room, Water heat: gutters = id $3000 JOHN Hh ABROTT. Realtor. take Bellefontaine car off on Walsh 1 Virgi nia. “walk east biock to Compton v HARRY RE MSBECHFER, Agent, S e. corner Chippewa ar* Nebraska. MUST BE SOLD hardwo weather garage; roof. metal screens: baiance terms. slate bin fireplace: | 709 Chestnut. 2369. | 5-reom brick, sun porch es heat; cash will JAMES M. SMITH ee. co... Rive ant. | 5082 ey ran porch. ath finished BUNGALOW—W onder ful 4-room brick: moé4d- cnt meentiiemiinmai | BEAUTIFUL 4-ROOM BRICK Vie, dath, hot- air | BUNG. LOWS, WITH 5-ROOM _ EFFICI- $6250; $100 NC ‘ST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING . THEY HAVE TILE BATH. BUILT- TUB... PORCELAIN ENAMELED IN- ; OUTSIDE, PEDESTAL WASH- hardwood foors. fine location: price handie. 7035 Gravotis.{c) rside 371W 4542 NATURAL BRIDGE. 4630 L. ABADIE. Sout | COTTAGE—New ; CE ENAMELEI bath, cellar. -INCH HARDWOO 3 rooms, h owner. 3072 Easton. Each of the above bungalows has 5 rooms, file bath. furnace. garage and in fine con- |COTTAGE— poms meg 2115 &. Jefferson. | K: - —¢ inepect them ; BUSH- BURNS. 1105 Chestnut. faition; CUTTAGE—4 boug rit rooms anne tric: barn; can be ean | ~heap 2715 Rutger st. SROOM BRICK—S2900—TERMS ~~ 5860 Theodore. 3 rooms and bath erete foundation. gas. electric, shed, ‘shade trees and crape vines; % biock from school. A real barcain: terme: roorr con- »} COTT eg agg COTTAGE—4 e.ectric. ge re: s. bath. fu RTOS : 4>- “OAL L *E R. « 108 PE R large roo! eo F Tot "“ROWN SE- gas, marbie sink. SIDEWALKS 47 ath ‘eau H. F. OHMEYER. F and Union. : “lorisea nt FLORISSANT. celal COTTAGE—Smail, new, wir AND REAR. YARD, qi. papered, por- n sink, $1650: terms S218 S. 35th. LOT 32x12 cY- 8903 Bungalow: 4 rooms, bath, eas, electric: fire basement: new double garage: lot 50x | COTTAGE—3 dDalance monthiy. rooms $27 00- $100 cash. RON GATES. " MOD- Box M-409, Post-Dis ; BEST WORKMAN- SHIP AND 140, about 200 feet west of Jennings rd.; tan be improved for any. business. For price and ‘Bu lder m bri —" hath: $307 MATER! AL; A HOME YOU ee) - . NEI DER Rea!t ' BE PROUD TO OWN, A HOME YOU'LL “S452 | Gravois Laclede 12 O. NEVER STOP BRAGGING ABOUT: THE on | nee oo Vv ALUE IN NEW HOMES IN see R. BALAUF, 4727 Labadie. Forest HOME 7iwW. {c6) | NORTHW EST 4938 Leahy, adjoining beautiful King's | | COTTAGE—5 rooms with bath, e. ectric furnace and pert aY. 7 1m EaKg AND WE ras, $4200. 4555 New-| ' WI TROT ae -E TODAY, TATEMENT T carage ; Bighway: 4 large rooms, attic, bath. con- | crete foundation; finished basement; furnace s ft. lot, shade trees and | —— LiA rhone hot-water heat: "EAR OF SUC “ESSFUI L CONTR ADIc "LON BY ANY A UTHORITY; RY REASON ABL E; "Yr 37th garace. OTTO ZELLER, Sidner GE—4215 & 5 rooms, tile batt Cali 8un fay. o or SIS3M y » t U hot. | ’ Pe rissant NEW BRICK BUNGALOW Thm and Union. | COTTAGE—2913 S family. 6 59x1°9 of OUND _e rage 18th st rooms. = i ieavineg city > ¢ Oh 4.90 i; ot i 6090 Arlington; 5-room efficiency, with | - tiie bath. built-in tub, brick mantel. bullt- in bookcase, cedar closets, Murphy ironing elect like n COTTAG sn x. : _ rooms and bath: ric al overnents: a ew: “; lot 60x140 ' garage: jot Metcrs and new industria! istrict) “~ ms, electric fixtures. marble s! ink garage. yo c.; will be open for inspection Sunday until | JOHN begga AE ey Lafayette > rooms. bath. tol- ectric: $4300. terms ' H ABBOTT. Rea! 709 Chestnut. | i. 4-room frame: bath, $2500 ond. BULLI. Realtors. Arcade Bldg BUNGALOW — $4500. Z021 CS: Dppe wa 4. SOOT bric i) 2-room frame oniry $3400 see - this *o- @ Siiney 3283M_ Victor 2940X >: eiectric. bath frame: toiet. elec- 6065 Garasche bivd. rooms arranged or flat: bath, furnace, electric garage for) machines; lot 75xI1l5. Owner will show. ~f ee | Oricg . v0 Pennsy!- MAX pugcil. go20 ichigan of iw ey rar Ore. asy terms at office aA _KUHS, 8321 N. Broa@way. Colfax 660. * ‘TT ,.GE—$-r ”« 45°00 Heidelberg higaen. 6- room streets improv m frame _ ‘ ‘enmsyv ivan ia. +- -room dDrick: bath. OWNER LEAVNIG CITY 3111 ~~ PL. ce. rad wood ~eat. tlle Dath. - buildin tie C new, owner on tr ge - : ‘ CEA COTTA WANSTRATH OT saa rm nS ae 9922 KENNERLY Two-story. . tile AVENU E S-reem brick. matt brick ' bach. het-a! r bea : ssets. first finor ém.. a by i terms riekt ; Co. JUST "BEING ae one! Very Attractive Bi ingalow — s S0a138. 47 io RANCIS. PERRY RUTH _ 103 N. Sth a. BRIC K COTT AGE Belt ar l-story. 4-room bdrici mace Water sewer and i $3000 > BR. MiLTEXNRERGCER 14 N &h REDUCED TO $5000 i » Nate Leguc st. Groom brick cottage: GH>>, h new electric fixtures. shades ané ~. let S5n200; brick street and alley wae *e-* me. wetted e KE & BRO. $15 Chestnut ~ NORTH WEST BUNGALOW _ 3208 QUEENS AV | eee oom brick btungca'owr Pardwoeed flocs atreet KI "LL. KlHs S321 NS _Bres dway Colfax @A0 - ~ . KAL -KBRENNER OTTAGE oe OHENST ~ YTT AS oe Hi JHENSTEIN R. TA‘ 5E—5- hoon brick TAS A arty oon. GE—F* my Bo ixlde bath. tollet, Ai Posse SSi0D. good rena! El ‘ ad rooms. electric this. 5008 §& fo mix i ASSOCIATED RE AL TY Cc 403 Cc » ‘ —— Sith Mie ope HOT RE— See $7219 Walsh. 4 room } —— ‘loee toa Woodwerd and St John’ s Sch 3 ath, elec See owner Sunday or _ se «$4000 See REALTY CO... 4435 Gravois. For terms se a 77 a ~~ — — rR CO 0478 Michigan._ rs . liom tv.. S-reom frame; _———— adil —_- 44 iS (;ravois moé@ern 4-room frame 5434 King s highway Ss. Ww. sho _Main 2514. BRENNER RE terms. Ddbuys A ne ee we. a 'm¢iana. “ ~ 86 L “here 5 rooms ee 4 ieee °MRVAN PAULE 50 IN. VYALTERS RE At stY €o.. w (Chestnut st — for gale at «a eectric. deowDle garage. mace: owner once: easy ‘a lance terme be 3 | reinia 3-reem brick ad FE HERMAN PA CLE. Realt tar. terms Ca’! e: Lecertic ii? R “wr gi ~~ a bungalow ‘ 3“ On DANDY BUNGALOW © aay ~~ ee ty card only. 3872 N Tavrler +. tie tath. hardwood filcers. | across front. furnace heat. jot! Price $8500 | bath aes Ey R. E. co. , 7th and Chestuut sis. mck \«x : = i F W | OOP An eae = Terrace, ae (“he rokee Fou want ar location to aii Pou a iist at are not inflated. SECURITY SlARANTOR REALTY ©. Chest nut st. International Life Bidg. Olive 76023-7424. that furnace. e! ate "tric. car te i. 5. GELAN REALTY “CO.. ae tis Gravois. ~ 7 Gra,’ ots. {c) large iot: ! 6117 cash, balance easy terms. See | 4435 Gravois. | . bath. marble sink. hardwood floors. | ] nt. balance frame cottage with dandy | lot 50x126: can be bough t very | opper screens: price is i o Gravois. | children: | residence of | 123 6-INC | T Is PRICED AT LESS THAN | HOO Om mE frame, ' ‘ electric. bath. leaving city | South SUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Saie I - ee —_ BUNGALOWS AKXD COTTAGES ree ~ AND COTTAGES For Saie | or Sale South comme SOUTHSIDE BUNGALOW —PRICE + 750 617 KING'S HIGHW One of the best built, onine —— tg ee in the city; ocTs, hot-water heat, tile bat hs ev - ern appointment; lot 62 feet front — core ‘enient to sch Is and car lines. See EUG EUGENE J. AILTHEIMER. 817 Chestnut st. 3701 ITASKA—JUST LISTED. | Lot 124x150; 5-room frame bungalow. | with shed chi ~ AF house ; every convenience price $5500 for quick sale: inspect. ‘ene F. J. CORNWELL R. _E. _CO., 111 N. 7th. ; | furnace heat: ga- rage: Connecticat st. GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO., 813 Chestnut, | ‘. ncom’ 7 MORGANPORD RD- rame cotta ; stieet improvement. ge; bath and electric: 2-24 S. 12th st. ; _PEC HAN, _nOES- 5-room ‘oom frame cot- | THOMAS F. Ray ay. | $5xx | block 1 Furnace, bath. gas and electric; | tage. ble garage: in first-class shape; can be ~~ dou- | jhandied with $700 cash: immediate — See | sion. A. MAYER REALTY Co. 4612 Gravois av. __Open daily until & p. m. Sunday 10 to 2. tt eee BEAUTIFUL FUL COTTAGE—$43800. 4048 Meramec st. > rooms, | tric _.urnace, everyt hing complete: jot S5x243;: fruit trees. grapes, $00; terms: owner will show. HAUER- LUSTKANDL, S06 Chestnut st. beautiful etc.; price 4511 MORGANFORD RD. Modern br ic bungalow of 5 rooms. cemtion hail. _ Tnace. electric. bath. garage. (ete.: onlv $7 200. “SEE US.” BRINKOP / 619 Chestnut — st. , MAKE US AN OFFER 4357 Delor, 1% brick bungalow. 5 rooms. | bath, furnace; all conveniences: brick stréet | and alley; large brick and frame workshop. | MEHRKE NS-OTTENAD, 3805 8. Broadway. BUNGALOW 7509 Rankin; 5 rooms, long living room, | fireplace; 50-ft. lot: price S70Q0: terms. BARNGROVE «& SPECHT. 112 N. 7th st. a; BUNGALOW JUST LISTED 4334-36 Michigan: beautiful 4-room and sunparior bungalows, tile bath, het air heat. porcelain sinks, and Pgs ee space for | two additional » pri is excep- tionally low. MEHRKENS-OPTENAD, 3805 | S. Broadway. 4187 BURGEN AV. Brick bungalow of 4 rooms. bath. hot- | water heat. electric. etc.: only S500. Uv RRINKOP. 619 _Chestnut st. 42 ti LAFAYETTE—BUNG ALOW—$11 000. This is a o-: room bungalow, hot-water heat, hardwood floors, PEA Oe TE NEE on eee ~ ee Se ee eee bath, elec- | ; ' ; ' “SEE. sleeping porch, vacant | inow. Open Sunday with our salesman ready | ; to serve you | WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. SEE THESE BARGAINS. Walsh: 4 room brick. modern. $4000 Giles: 5 rooni brick; strictly modern. Oldenberg: room brick; $3600. > Virginie: 4 room brick. h. w. heat. Bingham: 4 rooms, miodern, new. Bicheiberger; 4 oms, HOWARD E. RELSEY REALTY Co.. 3513 Gravois. Grand 612 3. NEW CAL [FORNIA BUNGALOW Six rooms. tile bath, built-in bath furnace, garage. porch across entire front. 15216 S. 37th st. Just open for inspection. call Grand 1392W. €-ROOM CALIPORNIA BUN See 6440 Wanda: tile bath, floors. thina closet. marble sink. nace bookcase. screens crete cellar and porch: GALOW hardwood steel fur- _ west of Caronde et Aeve! opment dis ‘ct: a rea’ ne? sbhorhaes: —a- cash $5 5850 monthiy f ron want to see Centra! 1375 ‘ : 616 Chestne 4 pep AND ATTIC. 4469 OL 3 blocks west of Grand; 24£x150; aric ‘e renmenaill e. WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427. ~ 5 Rooms and —- Room—Price $7800 ash $1800 | 5937 | galow. a oe matt brick bun- hard nod floors, tile bath, electric, shades, screens, fixtures, cOai; garage: open for inspection. DAUES,. Main 2814. Arsena! winter's Olive 1427. | electric; ‘ tub. completed: $6900: | For further information | furnace.- bronze fixtures, con- | | soxsio.” | tievlars ast) 1, | sae '3 room _Eitchenett 120. HEMMELMANN x furnace, | LOOKING FOR COTTAGE OR BUNGALOW? size. price de- location, ] list at giving | mail you our Idaho av.: tric, gas; small f See Cizelc, Hoom 16. 4019. SOUTH W —— ST LIN] a bea uti ifu +? : Ins ané 3 attic rooms; t corner; 112x207 - modern: S&S000 - modern $9400. down, bargain. . Grand. Grand ‘ch LOUIS BUNGALOWS. DENWOOD 3109 S modern mode rn: 5- room bungalo . 2 under construction: sum parior. in-a-dor bed: ; corner Juniata: $7600: in two weeks. |} CONRAD SCHOPP. 822 Chestnut st 4707 RAY AV. . a “SEE US."’ SOUTH SIDE BUNGALOW. OWNER ANRIOUS TO SELL S817 Nebraska: a dandy cottage contain- tng six rooms and bath, with ae garage for four machines: garage will pey al! expenses. MEHRKENS_OTTENAD, 3805 8. Broadway. rent from PRICE CUT -$1500. OWNER LEAVING CITY. 4107 Oregon; 6-room bungalow: buflt-tn i dath, naiaienaell floors, copper screens, can- Gelabra fixtures hot ir- heat, ! 775x125; m Sunday 2 to §. See WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnt ut. Olive New South Side Bungalow 4637 RAY AV 4 rooms. Card of issi ARE NDES RE ALTY Co., ©s10 Gravois. Dandy § South Side Bungalow | 2008 NEBRASKA AV. Six rooms hardw ood ft. ors. ti ter hea slate roof: double Anu ERE ae -ARENDES Gravois av. Brick Renuniien sete Side eo O'MEARA AV. Six reoms, tt Berean hardwood floors. fur- ‘nace, tile roof rms Card of 2 dmiss: on. FEDERER- ARENDES REALTY Co., Ridney RAT "R10 Gravois av. D ANDY COTTAGE at DUNNIC A AV. hot-water heat: garage: pit. FEDERER. ARENDES oo sry CO... Sidney °RT 2610 Gravois ar. SOU TH SIDE BUNGALOW _ e848 MICHIGAN. Five rooms. bath. nace. ca screens, shades and fixtures: cond! tion FEDERER. ARENDES onan TY co s dnev Grarcise e»Y s'ate in good root WE HAVE un iss comstruction a 4-room frarme bungalow on Nagel av.: modern tn every respect. close to street car and schools: can be handled with S100 cash his will make you a nice, cozy héme and ome you will proud of. For further in- formation, A. MAYER REALTY CO. 12 Gravois Open dally “ea 8S p. m.: Suniien 10 te 2 THE SMALL HOME YOU'VE DREAMED ABOTT 4269 Lafarette. which was privately corher fron ting 53 few? ad- in every dcetaili—— -water and has a separate seeking a home of ceomfo-t yOu Will most certainly be in- this bungaiow. For particulars See STANLEY EPSTEIN. am Chestnut. Olive 157 (e) MODERN BUNGALOW 6 rooms. hot-water heat hb ood ae oo hot~ or a hard. floors. ..¢ ath every co Tremere « must e+e to be appreciated: owner leaving town: wil! sacrifi e. 40423 _Wroming st (ena. ALOW—5- room bri ck on on Wal lace a’ - modern, . if 3 are fand beactry. terested in : - > street mas de SEE A. MAYER REALTY CO. 4612 Gravets av. Open dally unt’ & pm; 2 p. os brick home and. completed | tu a bat th, furnace, electric: Terma. _ double rage once. | F es J elec- me bath ck mantel etc: ——— BRINKOP. 619 of King’s | bh righwa: , S&S Soman TR a GS A Ae eR gn ly * . ;rooms and sun reeom porch across BRICK COTTAGE OS Gan eftictecy, Sur Harey &S ay back. a a an AY. electric. garage. 5 Lot 286x125. mediate possession ie62) (FEDERER. “ARENDES Bg Aa co., BUNGALOW—Four rooms ane Bess; lst 4 ney ° 0 Gravois av. ah ab: 3461 Sublette. For ormat ca 7 DER. Laclede 120, $2XX LAFAYETTE ELMER J. A SCHNEI S452A Gravois. MODERN BUNGALOW. NGALOW—4017 Schiller pi, new. and rs hail, tile bath, BUNGAI tile beth, furnace will ban- te -water heat: price $11.- die. TTO ZELLER, 3945 California av.; 0. . THORNHILL, 813] Signew aonget Chestna: Central 640 Sidney 3283 “FIRST TIME ADVERTISED | =UXGALOW—S Pome: Bath sleeping porch and 4634 Idaho; 4-room brick. bath, furnace, conveniences, & electric, gas. etc.: improvements in; usice — $5000: terms arranged. Olive 3320. BUNGALOW—2759 KEYSTONE REALTY, 700 Title Guar. Blog ; ic?) i Beautifuij Bungalow—Bargain ge ma jentz av.; year old; 6 rooms, sleep closets, hot-water heat, tile bath. floors. copper screens. shades, 1 up to date: large front porch: 1: 285 oes ai 24 fi. Grand 401 “yo18 lee 241. BU NGALOW—2109 Alameda; 4 rooms, hard- wood floors, tile bath, furnace; colonnades; $6250, terms 'WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427. . BUNGALOWS ano COTTAGESBUNGALOWS 4 ‘Bunga 0 ws f ON GOENER AVENUE IN WAYNE | ONE BLOCK FROM GRAVOIS—CHEROKEE Cs Come in with your ideas and we will build just ex want it. No charge for making plans. cars, schools, chutthes, stores, etc. You can buy a home ff, 4—3—-6 Rooms ; PICK OUT YOUR LOCATION TODAY, 4612 GRAVOIS Open Daily Till § P. M. Sunday, Till 3 P. M. Best Location ion | ‘on pate Side Goener Avenue is «i easy terms—smal! cash payment and balance like rent, — A. M ayer Real ts Comy 3 an - areal buy. For edmission get card | Ee. & INV. CoO.. Grand € 4222 Gravois av. [MME EDIATE POSSESSION | lot soxis5 more st. S-room brick cottage: | BUNGALOW—4514° Oakland; 6 " rooms; t 60x12 J, garage: can make | modern; 4 garages; see owner on prem- ises or ROETTGER-MASEK REALTY CO., . 19 N. 7th st. BUNGALOW—1045 Forest av.; new matt brick: 5 rooms, ltarge atfic. wood , floors, tile bath. hot water, tile roof, copper gutters; 2- e& dy erm THOMAS F. PECHAN. 2022-24 S. 12th at. 7807 CARONDELET Four-room frame entinge.. lot 40x190 (24 BUNGALOW—49t4_—s Eichei av.; «a beautifully equipped modern 5-room brick house east of Trust building). tn Clay- bungalow, garage: immediate possession; ton: price $3000. $500 cash. balance in OREON E and priced t. terms like REON E. é& R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. fy = - ae JOHN S BLAKE & PRO. 815 Chestnvt st. BUNGALOW—1033 McCausiand: beautiful 1103 King’s Highway Park 4-room and breakfast room and bath on : tn Gay Cates first floor: large room on fleor: d- Yer ae teeta Se floors. hot-water heat. garages: ret Meat, Seuble garage: 58% | SOGROE: RES SOOOD: terme, oy ca a eS BOK ERN. 317 Fullerton Bidg. | —2#S 4. ABBOTT. Realtor. (0 Cheataee a | FUNGALOW—7015 Le@ul av. ‘Price Red uced to $5000 finished; hardwoO@ t.vors garage: strictly 6517 Grace av 6 rooms, bath, $12,000; MEDERACKE | oeRTH RE "END INV. JOHN W. GIBSON REALTY ©O 4222 Gravois av. meg : 724 Chestnut st. Grané 6737. a. 294. Dee ee ee Se. west; S-room efficiency a slesping ISA y porch: all hardwood floors: up-io-date bath, Sy 4 T in terms fo screens, shades and “go right | terms A ck sale; open t ; ga Beautiful. new matt brick bungalow of 5/ SCHW ENKER REALTY CO.. 909 Chestnut. *)| BUNGALOW S—2407-0u Bellerue av.; rooms, tiie bath, rd Water heat. ‘ rooms, plenty of large closet space, buiit ae this tojay: $12 . . . a om terrace and commands wonderful view; BRI NKOP. 619 Ches ‘nut. — for immediate sale with very easy ae BRICK c OTTAGE wat, | BM ABBOTT R, E. CO., 806 Chestnut. . electric. double garage: admission by | ee oe frame; $2700. 6542 rd on! SACKMANN. Olive 98. (c7) | ashville av z SRE é ' COTTAGE—Frame rooms, ec gas GOING—e SOLD—3 LEFT and garage. 1410 Suiphur av. se mew. 5 large rooms. brick bum- |COTTAGE—7 rooms; $5500; $500 cash; hardwood floors, ete.; On} terms. Benton 1730W. (c) 400 bidck Neosho st | COrraGE—4838 Austria: Broom frame: = 294 | ae age HOWENSTEIN R_CO_ 4428 stichtean._ | SSB. BSUS: sEtTet and alley, mage; 60 pa ” | COFTAGES—Two. 2632 Brannon: 3 rooms, "Tiree Roo m Doub) e summer kitchen each: ariveway garage 4559 Swan ev: rents $158° per vear: vard and chicken price low aft 0 500 This is a vick-up. 926A 2 machines: large $1 | Inguire Mrs. John Wiesner, ore INKMAN _N REALTY Cco.. $208 Gravots. | ; rand 7050 ctor_ S87. North Market. NEW | 6-ROOM 1] BUNGALOW COTTAGE—1045 Graham st.; 3 rooms: one block south of Forest Park; price $2000; “437 3 Bingham. 6 large rooms. tile beth. harawood floors tahroughont. fix- terms. See J. P. DOLAN REALTY TO.. | 6403 Manchester av. (c) tures. shades, screens; stucco finish: lot} patie | steam with modern fixt ures. , rs iarece attic, ; s one ‘bl lock from Cleveland Hi = Side: COTTAGE—6621 Marquette, Lindenwood, — rooms and attic, electric, cementéd base- | ones ECKE ee BARICKSON N ment, shed, fruit trees and grape arbor; =. Br p01 seiee mtmisaaks $3000; terms. TN sa TO UR 4 Ss. W. Cor. BUN IGA L ON Arsenal. 24 fl. Grana 4019. mm * ‘ | OS Seen eee Fier av.: brick: 4753 ‘Dahlia a¥ mg Spoon: Sas : reception hall, new of Ghenttes car lin wrice $5. ooo BRINKMANN (yPar Grand 7050 Vi ~ Viet or _887. 4058 SCHILLER PLACE | ae cae Fyier. bath and attic; iot 5-room modern brick residence; ‘price 200. Na one a bargain. -SPACKLER R. E. * | Tih ond Chestuet sie. | 50S. FP DICKMANN R.E. CO. 623 COTT AGE ; BUNGALOW. 5327 Nottingham; 5 room sleeping porch, 33° Vincent. garage; almost new: terms: card necessary & reoms and bath. gas. electric, Instan- RUSKA-HOFFMAN R. E. - taneous, water heater; tn good condition Grand 3379 3109 S. Grand. | ' hire NEW FRAME COTTAGE. 4 wing nani S16 Gcavele ov. Arsenal st.: 4 rooms and bath a0 - ~ >t : oft , sao. front porch; lot 40x15?2; BUNGALOW terms . %~ ff. Grand 4019. Victor 241. 7 roo nd sun par! : ood — he ae Gees-enen er ee ee ee BEAUTIFUL 4 ROOM BUNGALOW. : front: modern yyPeenny detail. | Ir Southampton; almost new: 6 FEDERER-ARENDES REALTY Co. rooms, with unfinished 24 floor: sun parior. Sidnev 2276. °610 Gravois. | hardwood floors, tile bath. 50-ft. lot, tile ) : | foot = Seemage: a arent: yo A tasy terms. | See y2¢ vonshire av Ap 4-Room ( ottave Jos. F. DICKMANN R. ce One and one-half story, 4-room frame cot- ang e.ectric. Gravois. Victor 241. 4 rooms, electric. aundry. good shed as garage; south on Watson to lot 45x &.. CO.. 3123 S Grand. Grand 620. Victor 38. se erat DIRECT FROM BUILDERS. wDET TT P rn eee mee Three bungalows, 4 rooms first floor, ar- a Sine Vii Bvenia my . ranged for 2 rooms second floor; tlie bath, ‘S | haréwood floors, furnace heat: *:rms. BEAU TIF Ne BU NGALOW | owner at premio, 5950 Arsenal st. pone | SOUTH SIDE M:rshall 120 (c83) 3622 FILLMORE room ne —~y san room. ie bath. built-fa ors. hot-wat er heat. large PREF. “ARENDES REALTY Co., 727610 Gravois av. SN APPY BUNGALOWS _ st completed. 5200 we , ne SOUTH OF FOREST P 1143 Hereford (5100 west). gaiow; tile bath, furnace. brick fireplace: only $6000: BELLIS. Realtors, Arcade Bier. rmOlive 378. BEAUTIFUL ee ee eee 9 0 oe n= = ae ~ @&ROOM MATT BRICK BUNGALOW. | 6231 Reber pl.; ardwood floors. 310 “Gravois. h, fern pedestals, arcade opening. 50-ft. a rs eed nt om made street: “ ~_ 8-ROOM BRIC ~ S475 {) n¢ car; only $7850; $2300 cash. 1307 Dizion 8 rooms, bath. gas. fine | WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427. isbed aun Sue garage for 2 machines. | NEW PICTURESQUE BUNGALOW —— " “ walewrigat Bite. | IN LINDENWOOD. ' T7000 Pernod, corner McCausland: 5 rooms. TNGALOW | hardwood floors, tile bath, nice fixtures, in- ons leer: task | a-dor bed, breakfast room. sun parior: all Samnes cash on one floor; 50x150: easy terms. Call | Benton S80W, Main 132R or CONRAD L. | SCHOPP,. 822 Chestnut. Both phones. DOUBLE BRICK COTTAGES. ONLY $3500—TERMS. 1 block —- 5001 “Gravete. _ One Left} rise Reduced _ Bun 80 Mi 2 6632 and 6634 McCune av., ungaiow. 4604 Delor et... 49 bi ck east | of Scuthwest av.; double brick cottage: - sust completed: | o-ntaining 3 rooms. water, gas and eee AND Inv. co.) 2 dandy lot 4%x125; its a real bargain at “Victor ae 299 ¢ 6737 os wre *O.s ay __crang : $2500 and can be bought on terms; see this | today; live in one ané@ rent one. HAUER-LUSTKANDL, 806 Chestnut st. - SOU: TH SU SIDE ¢ COTTAGES {|— BUY FROM BUILDER. eueeae nae LINDENWOOD BUNGALOW. qe IE ay terms. 6844 Marquette, cormer Jamieson; five | jos. surmace, C& -ooms, has sun parier with in-a-dor bed. | iid _ | breakfast room, 6-room effiicency. matt a! ae Soe brick, magnetsone gables, tile bath. oak | a ue tad let, eet floors throughout; 5(x155: just completed: lot 6 elle '; nel e £arace. ba th, tur- oe terms. Phone Benton SSOW. Marshall 132R. or ‘CONRAD L. SCHOPP, 822 Chestnut st. ' Both phones. CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW —$5500. 6542 Fyler av., just west of Watson rd.: a teautiful stucco bungalow of 4 rooms and sus Parlor, bath, electric, furmace; only $5200; terms; immediate possession. HAUER- LUSTKANDL. 806 Chestnut st. pon request. ~KEL-FEYDT-EARICKSON, we 4 - - = ~ Broadway 2001 Gravois. Hot- W ater Heat—Cottage doub 2 0 rick: + ga- $6300 itberal terms Northwest corner McCausland and Mar- owner will show | Grand and | that hot-air furnace, | hot and cold water, | price $4500: Tower Grove’! Owner will show you | ’ Chestnut. | P | perch. Ruud ) a metal weather stri tile | ose to fine schools | — = & = 4 °35O down /| 4 and 6 Room isle Southwest 6536 SMILEY AV. . @ _. “SEE US.” BRINKOP. 619 Chestnut st. 5036 MURDOCK AV. In Southampton; 6-room modern bunga- low: hot-water heat. slate roof, garage, fruit trees: lot 50x125: owner tenant, will show pre perty. For interesting price and terms MEDERACKE- RARTH R. E. AND INV. CO. 4222 Gravois ar “Victor 294. Grand 6737. BUNGALOWS 6203 MORGANFORD Five rooms, bath. electric. furnace, screened porch. screens, shades. fixtures, graings. beautiful] shade trees; frame; 60- ot ont FEDERER-ARENDES REALTY CoO., Sidney 2676 2610 Gravois. BRICK COTTAGE | tacernationa: 72 in @ 2845 Belt av.: 1-story. 4-room brick cot- | HOME IN CHRt tage: street made: water, sewer and gas; | COLLEGE r price $3000. : 13xx Montclair av: Cc. R. MILTENBERGER. 14 N. Sth _ st. ter hea : Dream Your Dreams t your imaginations of ideal bungalow | beauty run wild, then go see this new and modern 5-room perfection of the builder's iart at 2132 McCausland. You on realtss your highest fancies hav been roasaee. % eames in eh CcOo.. 5872 Kings'and. ATTENTION. Delmar. Cabany (c2) Pretty New Stucco Bungalow 5 large rooms, all on one floor: tile bath. furn gas. electric: let 35x160: 6219 | Odel t: 3 = Grove car to Clifton. walk t two | blocks south and buvy from builder: JUL A. F RANKE. ic) CUT TO $10,500 | up-to-the-minute 7-reom brick | ms and bath on first floor. | haa wood floors. sleep ee ROSETTA PAR Goodfellow Avenue and Bi ed. SECURITY GUARANTOR | Chestnut | Pye TAN . . . fruit and for- “wner moving to Coast: mest eel =922 Marquette. See otday OTTORFF- GILES CO., 4914 Deimar. copper screens: Ba . trees; 2-ca this to be apprecia Sow Brick Bungalow igum ant Con. NEAR FOREST PARK 4937 Wise. porch. ha i- neat if cara JULIUS HALLER REALTY. ¢ CO. 722 Southampton Bargain 50729 NOTTINGHAM AV. “ . rooms. on a. Rag neat ullt;: owner wil s beau- 2. arage. tiful home. J. W. BURIAN, 4016 Chouteau. hat. price 6645 GARNER AENUE Meo RAD Yn a eee te 6-room brick cottage, with bath. sleep | Forest 3196. ing peren, laundry and ce; bergain at DYER & CO., 819 Wainwright Bidg. 8 BUNGALOWS East side of Forest av.. south of Mitchell av. Have vou eeen those very beatiful 5- room , aes brick front buncaiows. all thro fixtures. copper saaeae copper “guttering and epouting. Thoroughly modern. No better at any price. Lot 33x140. |If you want a hargain. + . ae and take ' your choice. WHtll sel! on H. B. STOLTMAN RE AL “ESTATE co... 40023 Chorteau ar. SOUTHAMPTON TYPICAL BUNGALOWS SMALL CASH PAYMENT: EASY TERMS. 962 ner 4 rooms downstairs, 2 roams uP: two-tone matt brick. 4970 Bancroft. rooms and sun parlor downstairs. 2 rooms up: sieepin= porch; £088 ,- = a. 3 go 3 utherlen4. rooms wnstairs, Ss up: red ma rick. : only three left KEL-FEYDT- EARICKSON. 925 sy Broadway. 5001 Gravois. NEW BUNGALOWS Hampton av.; 4 bungalows; two colonial: two with rooms on one floor: hardwood | floors, up-to-date bath rooms. fixtures, etc.. | jenn fireplace; copper screens; brick and | cement porches; note the excellent mate rial; high-grade briek work; 13-inch walls; Slate roof; prices and are better ‘than pay ing rent. Take Market car to Zoo, jane biock south. ' BARNGROVE & SPECHT. 122 N. a ge a will E. S Lewis | ow erty. West Be - APARTMENT. BUNGALOW—New. frame. = rooms, bath; very 6x16 Park. Open Sunda (c) ae on Auge tn BUNGALOW—6 rooms, oie: no agents. | proof construction; 5953 Pershing. BUNGALOW—+4 rooms. sunroom. bath, fur- | __ Mace: modern Owner 2720 Belt. DOUGHERTY R. E. BUNGALOW—6500 Chamberlain. 5 rooms — modern, in first-class condition: only | UCCBLE _FLAT-——Rent 250. ALVIN T. DICKENS. Chest-/ _ 0; 4 and 4 reonsd, mut. Olive 5581. = Gis tr: shedes, sc « Ve Saas Park. ~® ap Tvinte: 7030 re J40 \ 2 ; rooms, ti th. wood LOW—4629 Tiaska brick. 4 rooms, Aa a ne sie-ping porch. furnace, har -d- ‘CORNET * ZFIBIG TRUST. 7 Chest (iw per CUNGALA W—i cAarage Cc) i : NEW BUNGALOWS _—-- ingdenwood. § rm., bath. ho garage: $4900. Benton ei ones irre STAD ET TERMS. (OD | water boat. | BUNG ALOW oon ban bri SO Elegent new 3 ow. 6 rooms. art convenience: price SO7BD. r ick: } biocks north BUNGALOW—Beautiful, of 5 rooms. bath, ee floors. and in good . very reasonable: terms can be arranged. Agent. Box P-30. Post-Dis BUNGALOW—6257 Clayton ayv.. brick. tile bath. hardwood floors. — venkat eae a large jet: smal! sh paymen lance monthiy: —— ly; price jess BUNGALOW—4 rooms. brick; hardwood floors. tile bath, furnace. low price; terms; located at 2133 Rickert pi. City Limite S cennehont ‘er car. W. A. Reed, ton he, FLAT—S-family: cash. 2! conditien. Box FLAT—4-family : BUNGALOW—7314 Clavton rd.. Parnas Po 6 rooms and sunroom: slate hot- page 3 heat: Geouble garage: a real yp $12.500 debdtedness JOHN H. ARBOET: Realtor. TOR Chestnve. clear farm up to $600. B tch. an BUNGALOW—7 Clayton rd. beautiful = seem _- nan RF, — ee. bot-water ; ea - wher; terms. Cali . =i . a WALTER SCOTT, 805 Cehstnut. BUNGALOW—5211 Julian; 5 rooms; strict- ly up-to-date: like new: hardwood floors: Ddullt-in bookcases: brick fireriace: bath 3 lot 32x163: $6500. $2000 STAR bany 9554. se) Room 410. — GALOWS— Brand-new rooms modern me na hardwoed fioors. furnace ; het and wa nt ra weather Strips. garage: a real JOHN H_ ARROTT Realtor TOM Cheatnet. Cabanne. : this wonderful little home. wp Ey eee stated man at = KS to 7 WE (c) F. J. CORNWELL R. bath, hot water heat. 5 and 5 hdw: fle jbath, south side. I residence. Lot west Ba AF ke oP thats a. ae ae “2 ae a Stores, pr! W.E MINTO? a BGs wenNt a ¢ &i e- 4 diatriet - dae =: -¢$ fine ‘Interest: 4 —— ‘Sines, Al invest —26T6 S10 N. Gasviena: owner oa ter mode. *. rst? ON. tit ot:

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ee | BS 1700 REA al 3 APARTM'TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM'TS, FOR =f = TATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted , and Bang ows, , Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. rooms, tile baths, hardwood floors, North — FLATS, APARTM'TS, FOR SALE )FLAT | TS, oO LATS. AP FOR 3S S, APARTM’TS. FOR SALE) FLA APARTM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM'TS, LATS, APARTM’TS. FOR SALE Ts, | ARTM’TS, out Side ocation w 4 F R AL bee Bo eal. Box P44, | ¥L-Al—2647-40 “baes —1847-40 Madison 4-4-ins bat | ——zx-— North North _South — | _Soutn — = ie South Beier x . Soutn oe. sarages, terms; pal OME AND INVESTMENT SS oS = Tst Peters. PLAT—Double; 38: = red eae = 2309 N- Twelfth: fine NEW BU NGALOW FLAT “and 4 hes a phi: I gr FLAT—Doubie, 1514-16 Deer st. 3 and 3 FLAT—Single; 2817 Saiena st.; 3 and 3) 1 yette: ) me mad Bont: ent SiS | retzeB Marat av. 4 and 6 epala ne CHART Oe: cee eae th A BORER. or 7 ce, $0500. rooms, baths, electric; all in good condi-| double, four — —_ doubie |} less ERN, 317 21.000. Rea!tor f St. Peters, don’t miss this -22 K : Dp: , wre © and baz ennerly; 3 rooms | ®™ se of 6 rooms and bath: re sit 9 SHUCHART See GRECKY, 1594 | Per m rice mt S115 | Feat. hardwood floors, $12.000. | | | SHUCHART REALTY Co., ; KERN, 317 Fullerton Bidg rob ee SS ee. Wks ae rT Ee ee es fal McCRADY & OBERMEYER, 5179 Fasten.) DOUBLE Frese S— 2832-34 SVE Chestnut. PLAT—Singie: 4605 Adkins ev.; 3 Big: DOERFLINGER R. CO., Jefferson & Gravots, | _fent $2000. pois ve oRVIN SMITH. REALTOR. “tyr “33 Maiden Lane; double 3-roo 2467 _N. Broadway, | —~oSet_2196, Delmer 5661. Hoss REA eee mp att © DOERPLINGER It he 00, Sete Gravois. FLAT—3269-71 Gravois; nice 4-family; 3 | 2OHN MA : lat; an a —— v= * padway. Ar} . Sti, “. —e “ effers ~ wi ob 8102 new Z5G; terms, “OM Prick ‘cottage; price 3128 FP AIRGROU ND SINGLE. GOOD INVESTMENT __Sidney apalry GO." 2002 8. 16tn — PLAT—OaS, Morrien av. Sa trie ANDERSON. STOCKE BUERMANN, wa YY IN NV ESTMENT GLEE K zn E co 82 air av.; 3 ~3 Single flat, bath, elec- . ‘LAT DUU BLE iene tric; newly painted and ty Bg ) ° . nue 1s close es A = DAND FLA D—5-family [oss oe et st. tric; fine condition: get card: $5600. SIX-FAMILY FL ead FLAT—1 300-02 Areenal. 4-4 pair; terms. Room 301 Bate: tne re- SOS Chestnut. home ¢ to . a owe & dandy 4 and 5 room double flat; rend a mune 1925-27 Warren a Sion HARTWIG-DISC ‘HINGER. 3022 N. Grand. 4659-61-63 St. Ferdinand; 3 rooms each; foot “a —_ Mectric; Karage; aiso 25- 'FLAT—Doul 3: — Herton Bldg. DOUBLE FLAT—3319-21 8S. 18th; 3-3; rom us on y os heat, pay 2 colling.. dle bath. fir-t-class eomranll ant Ciena 1 ARIPLE FLAT, BATHS: $13600° ee and electric: everything in fine con- KALKBRENNER R'E ee $001 Cherelne aare: See 3 4247 Juniata; bath. fur- ae 3-room cottage in rear; electric; ry 4 rage and a o-room c Cass av. 1504 21-23-25 Bacor : re | dition; rent $2124 eS "x TOx125. j rear: ‘property ape types aaa ~~ a PLAT—3500- 02 bath each; ver yy sondnaen? tersun ssa ANDERSON -STOCKE-BUERMANN, vies. gg da 194, yo oy veo Fon = ~ Sas S._Grand. Grand 6449. OTTO ZELLER. Sidney S2S3M._ «Apey ny office as on os pean aap, iow price Mouls av., @ corner het ae 4 Maffitt; each 3 rooms, bath, elec- | oS eee : we -AT—29 Alien; single 6 and 7; fur-| FLAT—36xx Hydraulic: a dandy 4-5 sin- ne cool away VEST ST. LOUIS TRUST ¢ BEL Lis. Realt inv ane wa HARTW 1G-DESC RINGER | . ie LATS. | eaney 8. (c) | Olive 9452. | floors, hoi-wat Oe wRANK SEBASTIAN REALTY CoO., oT __Eeston and age h eer: altors, Arcade Bi az. _Olive 378. #502 Fair av. 4 families, 9 rooms ects 5 DOUBLE FLAT—4 —4700 south, near Bellef: on- FLA TS—140s- ~ Menard; 4-7 ~ OTT. % a, ER. Sidney | $283M. Phone Grand 8114. bLAT—8 6- 7a SINGLE FRAME FL eines Crency. | taure car line; 4-4 rooms, stor | rooms each; my, J) chance. lr LAT—Deuble 4 ana 5 reom; sun rlors, a family b y and Ss. bath each fi g plendid business location and in- | ASSUCIATED REALTY Oo pa BARG AIN STROD Tee: Price $0500; barga.n, furnace 1st +» lot WUxXlyi; street chaste’ | £148 McRee av.; ‘4 families, 5 rooms effiz! vestment; admission by card. See FLAT—346 ode ee Bi. en. SE See: Se BE I & STRODTMAN only S5S800. 7 , ciency $19. 500. _KALKBRENNER R. E. CO., 2801 Cherokee. - . co Giles: modern, siugle: le; hard-| vestment; south; reasonable. Box MN-&, | KOLI As Act. 6 : | rs; garages; open Sunday 10 | _Post-Dispatch. 'PLAT—4100_bieck Fiad- 6 and 6 Ding apartment. no better, all leased a SOOT ‘N, Broad. Vas HAU SCHI’ eine | 4151- 53 Shaw ay. , 4 families. 4 rooms each. | -— - — ——____ uegpennentumanin 4 s terms. fine loca- | #LAT—40xx Flocissant: double ie Go | 4119- 21 Obear d families, 3 room. | VOUBLE FLAT—4339-41 Shaw av., 4 and | 0 5. |FLAT—Doubdie; 4169-71 De Tonty st; 3/| _ bath, gas, electric, furnace heat, coors, bath condition; only $12 Apply JOS. F. DICKMAN Grand 620. Vieter 38. ais FLAT—Moat beautiful 2-fami venience HUSEK REALTY CO., 2002 3. 18th at. } mace, bath, electrtc. Daman-Lynch. gie; 1 year old; tile baths, hardwood ee ae extremely easy Tnaah x aw. ete statement. ' rooms, ouble 3 and 3 - _Broadwa | rooms and s! —— . ne fl for comp! with porches: tile baths: el} DOUBLE FL AT—* 3929 | $6000. ‘ floors and 0 Aan pi porches; hardwood Bg cn 3; 1lss Sidney; $8200; g004 | rooms and kitchenette each: tile bathe, eer a ag Dasement: double brick eae n; 3 and 3 electric, steam heat. Admission by card. AS & CO.. 819 Wainwright FE Bidg. _ TOR ag , wy excellent | BALSON R. «& B CO.. sat These Flat Bargains | pra FLAT—4547 Rea Boe pee imar_bi. $14.000 ANTHONY SCHMITT R kK : > “ INV ee ee ne am ow Dart Bo En inate 5 406 International Life Bias hall. S and 7 rooms, bath, gad, 1. : Bud: brand new: modern ; —Olive 14. Centra} 629 rooms each; cheap DOUBLE FLAT—i721 5S. 18th: 4 and 915-17 Wyoming; good neighvoorhoog.| , “*rictivy modern; quick sale wanted; owner — basement. Both in fine iA ch. 713 9 .:*8 families, 4-5 8U5 Chestnut. LAT a mc . Cote Brilliante, 6-6 rooms, newly 5-6 rooms. well- built flat; hot-water heat. e . | o 1 Mound me 8 : , cual - FL AT—Double. 3823-25 Wyoming: alec FLAT—-3601 Areeenl. 6-6 tenes Gatuer Ge Mi —— | 44 : 8th st.: ilfes, rooms rooms, =. as, a t. 228 10 4 poe > - TE | 1ODERN : 31-33 N. h st.; 4 fam & electric; rental $12 ‘00. _ agent, ___ S223 Neosho. | leay city; price reduced. immediate pos be © SONNEMANN Bia ; N. Nrwtand ene rooms, electri . one “4 8 Lincoln av.; 6 families, 3 rooms ' cr Cc; price $4600 Se e ANDERSON-STOCKE-BU ERMANN, BUX. 3548 8 Grand. Granda 6449. | DOERFLINGER ‘RR. CO... Jefferson & ravers, | Fiat, 4100 bieck Cleveland: | , double garace. SYSOV0: SUxx tile baths: jot Joxl ; Mo modern; wonder- G = 30: near O’Fal! on Park. 5-ROOM LR “ o O75 10.000.” en . GEO. J. _WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut. 4499-B Lee av.: 5 ae 509 | _. each; $8500. Avi 2 hens | FLAT—3436 St. Vincent : 3-4. ba oc.| Session: double garage Owner on prem- ae, 4-5 rooms; $10,500. PLAT—37 10 Cote Brilliante av : single flat, | and bath. rock foundation, finished ‘base. 3729-31 N. 20th st.; 4 families, 3 : HONY Square t.. =. INV. Oo. | tric; price $6000: $1000 — lec: | ines. ___ (c2) 33 rooms, strictly moder: +; 3 rooms each flour. Cail Lin. ment and laundry. furnace. electric. ee each. Olive 14, Cent ’ apmaeape Life Bidg. | termes. 9 | FLATS—Menard st. near Russell: 4-family | LA, SALLI ix 3112 oF. room ‘i~| hot-water heat; street and sidex ik kas, | 2702 m. Spring av.; 4 families, 3 rooms a] “Taree eee rt a. fiats, 3 rooms each: rent $960 vear: price 3 rooms; lot 2521 rents year; : $14,000 ‘3-3 rooms, large, $6500. McMENAMY R. E. Co., 1308 N. Graad. Terms. $5500 Walks made, | ch. DOUBLE FLAT—905 S. Boyle. near Chou-|; furnace neta + #129 Lafayette; batn, $6500: make terms: large attic. H. G. Bes 3500. cote Briiliante, 4- 5 rooms, $9700. FLAT—3134 j Fair av 3 oat gaa | HF. OHMEYER_ Florissant and Union | 2525- 25% Benton st.; 5 families, 3 rooms eau. double flat. lot 4Ux126; 4 large | BUX. Bo48. 8. _Grand. G ALTHEN, 316 Wainwrignm Bi ANE & FRANKE, 10 Ch Walton; 4-5 rooms, a bargain;{ rooms, bath, electric. crane a beer | DOUBLE FLAT BARGAIN. | Site WAG) Smedare chetenl Berean | . =e rand 6449__ | FLAT—1216 S. Oth at.; 5 and 5 rooms, 2| AGE Bl... 4426-28—Double 4 and @; rent double. 4-4: $10.500 make offer; owner c.g a ee | 1422-24 N Vandeventer - re a ila 4542 ry "46 N. Broadway; 6 families, 3 ae — ee ag ele ed go hed he go 3; 8356 S. lith; $so00-: cnttien hath endl electric only $4350: x. ‘ag 3 15 er cent investmen Folsom: double. 4- _Coitax 2221R can ail | beths, electric. gara 8 rooms each. aliemt Erinnt is oe Gries, Karages, ¢ "| 00g | investmen owner second floor will sh ke Hodiamont pS seem, “S450. FLAT—8721 Lee 3 toe (c) led; good investment. tone, ‘well construct- 8831-33 N. 20th st.; 4 families, S rooms | rents $1680 per year. building 7 eure eee: | BUX. S085 S. Grand. Grand 644). KOLLAS-LUPFER, 1138 Chestnut, assoc IATRD BBA Garfie ~ © v rooms. bath, down: 3 MAURER-GHIO-BE FFA REALTY CO. 1011-13. , See =: 4 Semin 4 siineee in firsi-class condition throughout: price | aes ; - ** , | FLAT—32xx Magnolia; @ and 6; modern: | FLLATS——Doubie; 2340-48 8. Compton; 4 SINGLE FLAT—3 and steam heat; nice neighborh i4 baths " : $4200. Agent, 2610 "Minnesota. a or an INDERSON-STOCKE-BUERALANN, WM.__RODIFK & (O.. 2515 Me OS Chestnut. SINGLE FLAT—Frame: 1 Rosa; 4 and af adhaission from. —— S700. shiog tbe sey h~s foot lot, | 812 Title Guaranty Bide. Olive 2! 389 h are ork reasonable terms Can be arranged. > diamont. K live O320. 7 a a tinct eacn. BOvr, gents, 7Fl0 N. K : poly ak ae MOTs Wwooy BeeTETONE SeALTT. 700 Title Guar. Bldg. | 2715 BARGAIN ¥FLAT—V AGANT. ' 1914 Salisbury st.; 6 families, 3 rooms each, highway. Phone vrest 782: open ev > Sy FLAT—Double 5- 6: reck ny t; d os - A T—New listing, 3509 Harper. wens er F pring’ av., near St. Louis av.; | Buyers, agents and speculators, Cut this | FL. AT—i¥ 59 Blaine; r Tae -}, bath: $7000; ideal location; . "See 41 138 FLAT—s725 Michigan; a dandy 3-3 reom 4 roo eee. electric, large garage; — STL : a ¥ Ree d 6) 5-8 rooms , , U rooms, hot-water heat, ? ms. well built, electric, bath - | Out. Look at them and get further particu- " Cc , “as 2 DOUBLE yLATS » A HRUSKA- ate pes ssession. i ae | HARTW "1G DISC EE si gPrice $10,850. | lars from us. 22 a. oe Seeman S108 double; if | -AT—Dou “3; O3xx Idaho; b granibeld isentry, ant ayy ge Fae, KATKBRENNER aT a 1S ee S ce el r ? or 2 = i 7 7 a ae e ou s e —?> : ain 4012 OF FMAN RE. Co. mi ouen__N. Grand, | HART WIG-DISCHINGER, 9055 _N. Sram | you @ask to buy bdviss Bos -56. F.- oj bath; bar- MEHRKENS-OTTENAD. 3905 S. Wroadsray. SINGLE PLAT 28a? & 1 S. 18th; 3 rooms nt - ‘so 3-room cottage tm rear; AP RTMENTS —__ Main + YN 7th. (c) NORTH 8ST. LOUIS ve as ——-—— | “2 Ee 4222 = PINE BL. PLAT—3707 Kossuth. a and 5 = ge if Northwest corner 9th INVE STMENT. 50 ei Sate Northwest i Hari foru; mouern, 4-5 yacm ra SUX. 3s 348 8. Grand. Grand 6449. FLAT—4170-7 72 Fiad av.; double 5 and 6; good condition. from efficiency. Murvhy beds, hardwood Fairground Par odern; across from beautiful | ma deen corner and 10 fiats:- electric : FLAT a bat h, electric, double fossuth, Fi res = 2327 - mane 6 4 separate heating plants, HOWARD rents $155 per month : sinal] | _ Yacant,; _ de al wit h owner. 44644 Kossut ie PONR Ti. e- ae BAT H, | w rorkmanship; t terms. “Box E02, + ina te WAL ‘TER SCOTT CO. __ 805 _ Chestnut : Mt re oe jg Fa 27-29 R r et.; . : ’ go a cas, elect ee baths. | Cas) ha) fan tile bea yy 0 rents $2880 per year. a KELSEY REAL 7s « ‘ ; a8 payment and va mane € month! i. | Label m rl 4 L - a rs were Oem Roar av.: 4 and 5 rooms, fur-| S043 Gravois ___ Grand 6173. | HAUSCHULTE R. E. co ee ar aad 5 Keeme: Menem, S00h er ee aT—Singie, on Biler; 4 rooms, bath. See | *LAT—3-femily, near Latayette Park: im. FLAT—4-family ; Le ' | um. asking $14 baths. screened- in rear porches, | FLAT—-2829 Madison: single, 4 rooins on lst | 77——————— 2407 N. Broadway. BTCA modern improve agent at S3tA_ Eiler. | ee’ ae is Ss. Jefte con $5300, lot 25a1 a5. sce S! “812. See ANTHONY os MITT Lees Lite paces. tile . rents $259: ar. fioor; two 3-room flats on second. Price | SINGL E FL. AT BARGAIN. = AT—4 and 4 rooms; ail modern i iprove- | Fla T3845 Pes = rry o 5S. Jeffe en ot 25x125; price "$3500; 1 : Py + / two-cs! ft ler st.; $4000; make offer 3 and 3 room frame. e) 4 | ments and garage: $300 down, balance like | ~ ennsy vania, single fiat, ae FLA T—Doub/ 4: li > —w WM. RODIEK &@ CO., 2515 MeNair. __Olive 14 Cent 64 sect - d rent $1080! WANSTR , tie Hian rock founda-| rent. 4750 Ashland av ic) | _@na © large. light rooms, $4500. gh 957 Penn; bath; priced | 5 ’ TENTION. Fist eee pan tenn = —a water an gas: ATH REALTY CoO. Florissant and ' mm, garage; nice condition - rents for $55. 2 nl — _— apr ee ms t. E LAT—5-6 rooms. suet finished. with all ATTENTION, Fiat aod Apartment oor year: tty ——e __Warne. (c) | ROL make terms. See 4050 Lincoln av. | PLAT—5 ) and 6 rooms, modern; single; lot “rox M41. 5. x eo whe = BEIGE, oo | BUX, 3548 S$ Grand. Grand 61:9. modern convesierces: hardw floors, tile Are you looking for a flat or bms, | He os at “T large rooms. tile set- | / LAT—4274-76 -76 St. Louis av.. 4-1 family mod- SOLAND A. WISE, Jd fi., 812 C hestnut. | ,75x160; ail improvements made. Call . pe ; | PLAT—S016A4 Ki eokuk; handsome 4-4 roo Southampton’ came carats. Bee Richardson, | \ cng a Semth Bide? We Rave & 0 - 10t-Water heat, fa- heat —— built: lot 40x150; rent | ern flat . of 3 roomms and bath each. al! in| DOU BL E FI at : Sv Labadie | ae iC) | FLA rs—2 mt, sing Kle; 7102-04 Minnesota. Max | bath up and down, gas and electric: om, pa temeten: qauy terms. Gen Siehardeee, new listings to choose Renna all ; terms. Phone owner, baths; now being pass | Sood condition; with good granitoid buse- | AT BARG AIN pe ful; 8527 Conc ord pl; 2-fam-| Risch. 6220 Michigan, (c¥) | sel. Call SU16A Keokuk, “4€7) | SRE Nottingham. ict) | tions, ‘at prices that right. M0 PT ariede av.: 5. rooms; sleeping TE 4055-57 Fairfax av., 4 families: 4 rooms | ily: 5-5 ; see owner oO? p ew ag Kags: 3 -5, bath; good condition. | FL, \T—Double, J; Tenn.-Miami; also singi | FLAT—Doubdle; 1601 -O3 Texas av.; and; places are not placaréed % with — - Ba plants. Murphy beds, ANINGS TRU ST. CO., 4915 Delmar _ bl! | eac cee the aldrenmes, ; Karage 2 a ~ 33 FLAT—R. _— | SMa cash payment. b P 4 ee ee Tr: arcus: 4-5 oms . — B35 EW ’ Pyain. | BI ‘ ; : ‘room residence, Bea ee ae acrere Blade. Tyler 1235" | Y epieting. o> ee eae $11. 000: a, ber rein. Sorte $16. um % Ne ee | FRANK L ge iTTM! BIER R. ‘E. ih i , = it ner. lo - * eto: — FLAT 2635 S Chippewa: 4:5, bath: parwain. arn 3 rn 3 ee DOE weet Bee Ray want ‘and Toca rooms. bath and wtei9 Amherst av.: 4 rooms and sun par-/ rooms, furnace and bath: owner ‘ara fl ; =4 Chestnut st. |. | |_ GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 71734 Chestnut. | Foag—og 4 ' bagh, e! outyie b ey and 3 large rooins, DOE RFLINGER R. CO... Jefferson & Gravols.| be pleased to mail you a uss at t peices tual : nore this re ek. ‘iad St OF “yee and rear sleeping porches, hardwood; wants to sell; that is the time to buy. sae Originial “Quick Sale Wanted’ Agents | FLAT—Modern, 5 and 5 rooms; well-built; s. na! ie. mat) 3G ri a 6440, en Riverside 397M. tick porch; $8750. Phone | FLAT—3300 Mc Kean, single fiat, beautiful | are not inflated. HO99W 1344 x tile baths: rang St with heat andj BEN ALTHE iMER & BRO. REALTY Co., | (c*62) | good neighborhood garage. Forest FLAT—3-f i74 rene a rooms: new : 322 ; . > ona 3 7823 eet a a —- poet Por prices pepiemeas ane ether efferings j ae 4 i a eer CLINTON'S 1,1 AA RD NES AES " HERRY, "Realtor, 2115.8. Jetferson. — (c) | - . BERRY. TB pen ents LIPP & EWERS, aS we A International Life Fae ? oe ee oa and 815 Ch a bath. ee le flat. : - ' “% rooms, electric, gas ani} t LA'—4623 Wilcox: 2 rooms, new Ren © FLA T—3-4 rooms: at "116 Oregon Fr aA. S._ Jefferson av. ee Oe SiGney 2020. ir | PLE > FLAT Bona ia ve a number aa "BLAKE & BRO.. Chestnut. _ electric; also | ~~"; - £ ' : . | furnace, garage. hardwood floors; biock| BERKY, Realtor. 2115 S. Jefierson, | (c) | FLAT—18xx California. 4- 5, bath. good con. | F1-AT-——3000 Minnesota, 3-room double; tile . Ry Hr Peggy = —ae hood from, all desc ~e & adjoining on the west; real Olive 1427. N. 8th wt LOAN CO., ee of South hKing’s highway. Lt FL "AT—3622 S. Jeflerson: ES. tech: oriced | dition. good con- bath, apartment style; Al condition; make wan Fane are — _furaaces, __ 1064 st. Central 5033. | FLAT—4561 Kenneriy av., 3 and 3 room, | right. BUX, 3548 S. Grand 6449. oUX._ $948 S. Grand. Grand 6449. 22- S. 12th st. GER R. i tfevaon & B gurime: ae oe o> S7TO00: ee TS nn en A —— ~\ FLAT—34123 & Der " : === a . ARANTO cech building. 6 and 8 rooms and % baths. soa 37008 cash. balance terms. Keve a: _ $813-15 N. 20TH ST ~ $8000 FLAT—1519 Se mple av., 4 and 4 rooms | FLAT 3413 St. Vincent; 4-5, bath, triple THOMAS F. *. PECHAN, > ll show you though. | FLA TS—cCardinal oy Salle id flats of | POUUBLE FLA = 41 Shaw: 2 Clitsteae” maLTY Co. gent $13,000 year: “orice age oy building 3636 Ni Taylor. . _ Four- family. 3 rooms. each. gas. water: bath. ci ic, hot-water heat, garage; lot | —8@rage; real bargain. _Grand_ 674 6. FLATS—3043 G —Ona-S4 S. 12th 3 3 rooms, large store room flat floors.” tile ba er porches; S| man: on a = rent: 72 . . Ox]: - Be # ood é aan Tay rooms. | eempeecemns he Arn i A A EIS i erms. © » . ™~ EGE DISTRI Sp LENCE nak 3s oe Market. § flats. 4 rooms: lot 83x/ air ly at separate ‘haneees: y Fab a ms nad. | souve S242 |PLAT—19xx N. Sarah: 6-family $7250; | FLAT-420 McRee; strictly modern, new | Fj Are a Her Lastieman. _KEANE & FRANKE. 1008 Chestnut st. | SINGLE PLAT OUST Comme RICT. ag $35 000. ern. conveni : ~ Inv st Pp , rooms each; large yard; 3500 ‘cash. __5 and t} rooms single ; steam | heat. (c)} ¢ ouble, 4, 2722 Miami; bath; good | FLAT—S664 McRee av.; beautiful 5 and ; —wOle 4 Ame ‘ign rooms, bath ang 74; rent $3400: ee . store and 13 ‘ — -_ to two car lines, schoo! e ment roperty, | C hea iD E INDLE R R. CO., Bank Commerce Bidg. A : ' condition. | : 6 rooms, hardwood floors, hot-water heat, me tor a aT electric, f ‘ST ¢ e07°% Carter. n. ©. COr. $3300 a lg ge ape, church; 2 garages: ™% cash. balance | 3508-18 20TU ST. (62) iL T—35xx ‘Pennsylvania, 3-3. bath: good BUX. *°548 S. Grand. Grand 6449. intloved sleeping porches, double garage; DOE! é . ».. 4915 p flats. 3 rooms: rent é ese terms: owner next door north. | Sub fal builai me |e ' arr ot = a condition; reasonable. BUX, “Grand 6449. fp a Fs $15,700; admissio a c RELINGER R. CO. Jefferson elmar. Stantial building flats: good condition; | FLAT—New; 5 and 4 rooms; not-water a . LAT 88 McNalr av.; 3 and 3 HN aT Reahee TOG Comaten & DOCTORS, I DENTISTS. — 9021-23 McPherson. 4 flats. 6 and 8 Fisk TS—42 xa Maffitt; o and @ rooms; tur-} g00d neighborhood; includes corner lot: heat, tile b ath, built-in bath, sleeping PLAT—1760_ Preston pl.. 3-3. bath, ftur- | as, cemented laundry.” ‘“S‘E'E U's! a! ABBOTT, Realtor, ve. Saetavs. 9 AND 6 ROOM FLAT. J U mace, bath; in restricted section; bargain, | small cash payment, balance monthly; c nm hardwood floors, double garage: | —“= echo curtain rods and 2626 N. Newstead. Coif Lax 272. ’ FR ANK e DITTMEIER R. E. CO | 74: $1 Hazel av., Maple wood, Mo. 5 ee FLAT—27xx Geyer, 4-5. bath: good con- Write we. 3 hag Ramm & gee fiat?;| THOMAS F. PECHAN, 2072-24 S. 12th st. tric Raraxe for cars, » ees and flowers; west: FLATS—2, double; very modern; doubie 3 6°94 Chestnut ay aetna « | SINGLE FLAT—-4662 Kennerly; lot 29x125; | _ dition; bargain. _Mrs. Brown. ( Grand 6449.{ sired. We wil) mail you our” © tgs Sox | PLATS—-3511-13 S. 2¢ st.; lot 50x125: im- ‘SEE vi 0 Chestnut. rooms, baths, electric. screens; large, Originial ‘“‘Quick Sale Wanted’’ Agents frame; 3 large aaa each; bath, toilet. | FPLAT—4354 McRee; double 3 ~~ modern, _P-228, Poat-] Dispatch. proved with 4-family 3-room flats and 2- 4428 S GRAND A ——— Olive 268%, THE STT™ IT ON REAL FO aa EaRSS cor vet: one $24,000. terms’ | 1c%62) | EST SP LOUIS TRUST CO.. | _brigk porches; $2500 cash. Grand 32J.| FLAT—4319-21 De Tonty; 4family, of 4| amo. W OTTENS REALTY CO Oo | eu att 5, room brick ; T t 3% I 2%,000: teriis. VES 5 Ai —— oe > - 4 ; “ei BUNGALOW. ————————— = net Fea satan Satkcndan iauk tables” eRe -«-KARTW 1G-DISC HINGER FLATS. Easton and Sarah sts. | FLAT—42 $ 215 wane § -4, steam heat, hard- faomne™ BD mane Oty + | and sleening porch: 808 Chestnut st. room x ul 4 roome. til — east of | oO. H. BROOKS REALTY So... 107 N. rth. | sp patton st. 4-5 a room flat; garage. 029-2 o ROLL A PL AC = | on iours. IX, Grand 6 6449. man. . ‘ wher, 4” 40 Castle- FLAT—3133 Shenandoah. single 3- 4. baths. floots. brick . e Dath, fur- SPECI AL i ~>) | 6 Lexington ay. -6 rooms, all conven- 4 families. 3 Too! ns and bath each; price FLAT—S36kx Pennsylvania. 4-4 ‘bath, fur- FLAT cement basement, guod neighborhgod; price porch, red | ergy in-a- | | HOUSE—At a bargain: 1713 N. 13th; 4-8 - ey ag garage. Beet, See Bt tee partes __nace, phone. Mrs. Kress, Grand 6449. gees a 2 peeecifyl 5-6 room| reduced to $6900 for quick sale. See this SR ey 9430 ~ ae | BARG AIMS rooms and bath: electric: two-story brick: et av.; 9-6 rooms, modern, double | J JOS. F. DICKMANN RB. EL Ce O.. 623 _ | ‘heatnut. | PLAT—46xx Tennessee, 3-3 bath. furnace, buy Tower Grove gp ty a i today. 6428 AR ec 0G. 1105 c 4 garage. McCANN-DOWLING, 1140 Chest- ye pe ff | SINGLE FLAT. priced mght. BUX, Grand 6449. EWERS, 2545 Wyomi Sidney 20° OTTO ZELLER, Sidney S8283M._ | —-—~ nee OF NS. Shestnut. nut en Red Bud av.; 7-8 rooms, modern, 3738 G: 3 ind S enemee beth ome.l fr aan tenement ——— ming. ldney 2020 fe) | — — TRIPLE ftar INVESTME . —— V 2 nal — and 5 Buan- | u*: double garage. Ret. é , 2 ane oF 100 “fee | FLAT—34xx Arsenal, 5-6; strictly modern; | FL ATS—10th and Sidney, n. w. corner: °0 FLAT—4336 Loughborough—4-4: sleeping 2716-18-20 Vincent: 7, LEWIS ane ew ping cv ay }| SINGLE FLAT—30xx New Ashland jp!.: 3 Natural Bridge av.: 3-3 room flat ground: 4 in rear, it eet 0 | _Sarage; real bargain. Grand 6706. lats, 2 stores, all in the best of condition: porches: strictly modern; terms; card rooms, bath aint porwr Fg ‘a aradwood floors, r fi til and 3 rooms. electric, toilets, excellent | $450 eee : . oun SUUN ; °C | FLAT—38 ; , a 2. bic income on nri sked. Se necessary. mm ° W 2 : » a . ' j ‘. i). ; Ji aa 8 LE 4 R. O., “pe } stnut. 4 xx Cc Imjpsaon: a and 3: tile bath, e i ce a ec e it quickly. ? staire; ranitoid lau d 4 it . . . : . ae *» . : . . imu oe i eee — — are ‘temomnnes | FL. LA T—63?: * a4 oe So eg ero , erms, —_— - : -roo just a few Plochs ss | Chestnut “Olive 8209 | live 14. wg08. Knverncional Lt Lite mee | 4-4 rooms, Rg gs 4 price $8750. | Sition. |. 15th st. Central 89564. | FLAT e024 23 Cote Brilliante; 3 and 4, bath;! Olive 5816 efficiency, strictly modern; price very Hay she te at uble ae: iy : N MO Ira | ALFRED E. LOCHMOELLER, 722 Chestnut| reasonable Oe. a4 sani 514 : r = or * ; > N oxemens 725 St. Lo is > 4 "8 rooms, | Colfax 315. 3011 N. Grand. | 6-F AMI Y Al ARTME: T—4733 au BUX. 3548 S. Grand. Grand 6449. FLATS—New, modern: near completion: in. WEISS- MEYER tRICKS R. E. ~ 9494 COLEMAN—REU CED TO ) $5300. roof, 83 and 4 rooms, bath, gas, electric; ga- ~ tm | and downspouts; every mod- Central race: rent $660 yearly; terms. KAMP, O16 | NEW MODERN FLAT $000 "Price for ai # brick = “O00. Iv modern: $12,000. Mrs. Brown, Grand right: virginia and Gasconade ow ee . or 7 gph fe Griveway;: two-car ge Bf FLAT—3502 Clark: B-story 6-room_ brick, | Wainwright Bldg. Olive 8342. ep Al34W Margaretta, 4 block from Fair- | $0000. Print. poy REALTY ‘CO.. 6449. _ _|___ WM." RODIEK & CO. 2313 McNair, breakfast rooms and sun rooms. Murehy | , Four and 4 rooms, furnace, bath, garage a | Eads; 3-3, bath, furnace; FLATS—We 9. > beds: every ag - 5 ane rent S3000: price Admission by card on only. | a eee ; dandy G-family apartment o FLAT—40xx Loughborough 5 and 5; strict- spect while. being constructed: Prices are Olive 5304. 217 Wainwright Bldg. SINGLE ' SIDE « aa can arrange very easy arran for 2 fa! frilies: electric. garage; A BIG RARGAIN. gcrounds -lan >- -room fiat: sun parlor, 504 Was nwri ieht_ Bidg. _ Fi AT—vO2 have a number of %: Tih rt ~~ 4767-67A ST. LOUIS AV. _glany oT ee CO cht dar a quick sale a5 " he ‘ Le e) | S-SHELP. 109 N. 9th st. CM McDONALD ee. 08 tent. 1 oe eee and 5 rooms; | bai R. svuble ees LY oe eae ace ee h sores, | $1500 cash pavments UB. fo AHN H. XiE wr Sn — ’ e ertr cy garTak - ~ nO. : . co : m e + Single adie k f} at, 4 an a 5 rooms, vat Me 8. een —_—_—_— , =~ W VACANT Pe Rent et gg e+ ae KECK & _CO., S351 Bverne av. | electie:. 6 Hi Cottase av. 3-4 rooms. bath. | new furnaces, electric, granitoid basement; | FLAT—18xx 8. 8th, 4-5, bath. good in- | JOHN "Hn ABMOTT. Realtor. 708 Chestnut. | FLAT—4 and 4 single brick; modern; on car 4011-13 LAFAYETTE AY, MOVE IN TOMORROW flats. stares, aS od $10. on r ae SS ee OWNER REDUCES PRICE $500. | terms. Lis - Central 8500, Whyman or | newly painted and decorated. in fine ondi- | oa TT BUX, 3548 S. Grand. Grand FLAT—1219 S. 6th st.; good renting tene- | line, near Grand; price $8500; terms. Call Spiendid py ew. beautiful 5-room nett WE MIN ON 7 rit] coe Bowe Ty Bie HANDSOME LABADIE AVENUE FLAT. | Murphy. 407, 22 C hestnut st. ' ti nm. Two-car garage. Annual rent $1200. | ~ #49 | ment; rent $45: want offer: easy :erms. | OM US. $190; price $18 6 garage. side drive: hardwood Ee ~ He. ty Gg. 4107 Labadie; 5-6 rooms, baths, furnaces, | worn Price $8500. Terms. Owner first floor, or | FLAT—40xx Connecticut, 4-4, $7000; fine C. M. McDONALD R. E. &o.. JAMES ats SMITH REALTY CO. oRRINE t; just decorated ane metal @ 9125-27 ~ boty ‘LE FLAT. electric: fine granitoid basement: best of | F airground ‘District Double | JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut _#t. | acoaahiem. BUX 3548 S. Grand. Grand 1111 Chestnut st. Riverside R74 4705 Gravois. fe) i: $3 easy rooms each, bath, fur- | condition; lot 30x165; streets made; open 240-42 Sacramento: 4-family flat of 3) PRICE REDUCED | S340. | FLAT—Single: 3012 Shenandoah: 4 and 4|FLAT—4068-70 Lafayette: double 4-room rei each rinsed” rooma —e = Les ; 0 oo, and ba: es. Uo wee ii 14 mat 516809 cheap for quick sale. Surday for inspection. “ach; bath. e lectric, copper screens | ~A . . — Gina Shes ‘ “bat ’ . . : h; t} | é i DLA’ SSESSION. FLAT—L7T68 Mississippi: 3-family, 3 and 4 ath. furnace; first-class condition; about and breakfast room, sleeping pore h, a ea Co.. b7% p IMME DIATE POS I A i S S°000 cach hardwood floors. double garage: rent $27 rent $165 JOHN McMENAM Y 1. AND R. E. CO., ive 378 _ BLLL Is Realtors, Arcade Bidg. _ Olive 3% - sind > . A . _—T, : sa “ie Y roonis hye ths furné ce: ¢ nly $6. 500, , mon I ad Grand. _ SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN ANDERS watieenedainn S208 Chestnut, ine? MoCattors ee gE Py ‘sae ae BU "SH- BURN: S. ‘105 Chestnut st. ASSOCIATED REALTY CO... 403 Com’'l Bi4.| price $18,300: a real snap LHOMAS r PECHAN, 2022-24 8. 19th at est ¢t st. s re ial, é , Ly “ a Mroadway. aa agaeege ae Pe ns : ee 3123 S. Grand. Grand 620, Victor $ 38. Well-bullt double fiat. RE CO —3652-5 rvie a 5 an 72 *hestnut st. bdern conveniences. — 26 “ : price for quick sale only sit. 000: auemtarae ee 308 Title Guar. Bide - : i / i rua Gk. | FLAT—Modern; 4 and 5 rooms; hot-water rooma. tile baths. het- water heat: $12. | PLAT—-4108-11 Lafayette; fine double; an offer. 593 ’ s. Also y m | evesss ; n Je 3 ( ARR ST. 3: N. 19th st.; large store with three N [C iD SIN GLE FLAT 5477 QU EENS AV heat; Fairview near Grand. For card.| poo. card necessary to nect. rooms and sun rooms, Murphy beds. hard- wagnencn ans Sa E ach ly; # rooms, bath and electric ym: : also 4 rooms above: separate! $195 WN. Taylor av., 6 roums and bath otis wawe ° ane 8626 Arkansas Monday. \ x ‘ , ron ' 200 gan; roome, t $3500 2026 Alice av. and 2027 E Rvarne ni 808 Chestnut st (C/) | » vear: must have admission card from call 3630 Arknasas Monday. | ¢3 . electric: $1432: price $17.500: E KELSEY REALTY CO nace, J-car garage: easy can ee eae baths.| first. deed. $4500, balance cash: no agents 3513 Gravois Grand 6123. YECKEL-FEYDT- “RARICKSOX, + 6001 r will trade for bungee N POCKERY «@ SON, I , Jealers in Real jtwo 3 and 3-room brick + fn flats; price a | | _—~ e business or vuaacnt p’ 9 1025 Chestnut st. terms sf ~ 1 APQ | Y | PUESER R. E. CO.. 206 Title Guar. Pidg.! ry.aT—— 3401 Rell: 4 ~ and 5 rooms, aate > JTARG wis, Kom 203, 510 chee ae ae EL KUHS. 8321 N. Broadway. Colfax 660. | DOI BLE PLAT BARGAIN | Olive 4085 Central 2427. | electric: $6500: easy terms. BUSH- eB A Victor ot FLATS—-7300 Minnesota: 4-family brick of 2925 8. Broadway. - ; ne North “has ag ae ee ahi Av. RR Ne hg J Sunven: . gr) rents | “Buy Direct From Builder BURNS, 1105 Chestnut, (c) PLATS: 5038 Ane av.: 4 and 4 x rooms each bath, Dh sap gen A HICKORY, 1362 — Single fiat. fficiency; for : re : er woe 7 eee iF $: 3155 Michigan; bath; rooms, bath. electric, furnace; garage. Ad-| frame. rooms, bath. tollet, each: reoma. ! rocme on third floor. bath. very high-class Piven tse ; r , . ,_ DOUBLE FLA _ | $040 year. . o- CO i and S and 6 rooms single flate|FLAT—Douvle. 3; 3150 , 5 ‘| mission by card . wee E. paves, 2-family frame of 4/ tric douhile ed 0 he West eo ~~ ty Nértie os Best 4-family gg 1911-15 Madison ot. 5 rooms and bath; JOS. L. KOHNER, 825 Chestnut. ' pe a apartments: all modern: now good Se hry 2 ant Geeet 6649 DOERFLINGER R_CO.. Jefferson & Gravois, | rooms bath, toile = KALKRRENNER oe gE. CO Rn on; newly decorated & ine ted a he district: rents $2880- Sarhae 317.500 ma | a oe eet ey eee smer FLATS—$¢ 750 C ‘ASH | und fer construction on Spalding and North- BU = ~ oa : Gr : a FLAT—Modern 2-family; hot-water heat,| _ HERMAN PAUI CLE. ‘Realtor. 117 Blow. 4144-48 LAFAYETTE AV. nish Sees fine | ioeiniieame 3506-0 se, s . aes and avs FLA T—3845-47 olsom, ouble . : : i : we 4 A mets a> csamneiad expenses Aim Post- conten Al investment. Box electric fixtures; price $13.000. ©619-21 N. 9th st.; 4 flats. 3 rooms each; | l JONES BROS. CONSTRUCTION °.. $12.000. Deppe, 12th and Chestnut, Olive = ns Sint, © lnspe, Kent voce 208 2 et Se Bland B room inale Fiat ma : 4 rc? , aes a ’ atiso, 58 95 rte irijliante; I : electric s r. , ide Zoud5. et we ig ~ Dis. 14 ot international Life Bidg. PR ae “YOU BEATTH! f eae ae water heat, D. & a double garage. | nyilding: 8-7: strictly modern te gee and | STTESSEL REAL TY cO.. 3 3548 S. Grand. FE x & GELAN REALTY CO.. 5457 Gravois. Nae ardwood ee Se | furnaces. etc.; price just alae "= Seas entra] ; . ; ot see it before buying. Cabany ‘44. 7 ATu3944 8 Jefferson. 4 and 4 rooms, —————— — vm ; show vor 3-4 : Plat; fami ——4 | next to school ard church; rent $1080 an- | 42xx Clarence av.: single 5 and 5 rooms. ALSON REAL TY & RLDG. Co. FL a : ‘ FPLAT—4161-63 Lafayette; modern double; newly inted and papered; rent $2400, jos. F. DICK NN CH. one ~ buy WIN ie! ome gach: good | nually; worth $8750; quick sale, $7450; $800 furnaces, baths, double garage; get card of $s 5899 Delmar DIL | ep beth saree TY 60.3548 eon ,, #-room ; karéwood floors. ete.. rent $2160 a a yg make terms. Box MANE S.2.S 083 chee, ; —— pargain for § » ~— S ; —— — $5750; $500 cash. bale BALDWIN 1 4 sae Rox P-196. PD. @ . NR. EL CU., 739 Arcade. vearly profit: 38 per cent on investment, | Jenin ric fic - ’ as . : riLAT— rooms each: attractive 10 = Fete each 3 roo! ns and bath. 4611 | small amount cash " Owner. Grand 7091. (ch ee cnered cots hina ee CO.. | STE AM. HE AT FLAT—Double. 3; 38xx Blaine; bath: good JOHN H. ARROTT Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | FPLAT—?6xx S. King’s hi ghway. matt brick Deoble 3-room flat ningie 4-5 ts ve $6000 vear 1 Fan ‘Bang Monthiy rent. $180 3826 LEE AV. Florissant and Warne avenues. | = Fiat. single. sss Gartie ld: 4 and 5 or Cx. 2548 8 Grand. Grand 6449. FLAT—3 and 3 rooms. electric, furnace for oe only is oo. gg 7 Bac ae oor se rately. | Ss die: really cheap. Box aoe sarage: fine etn ang oe te sell: meke us an off FE JOHN H. ABBOTT Realtor. 709 Chestnut. 7 : geo THOMAS ¥. PECHAN. 2702.24 e 5 * 63xx south. Box T-272, , ble; Virginia av., 63 day {c) garages, eeparate furnaces. large porches, Post-Dis. ——---— | FA T—-4057-9 Russell. double 4 and 5| Will make terms. Box P-7 om- Dis. a ee 2 ee — * Collage and carage. ; © #1 R h $125 | JS. G''NDLAC H & CO... 3615 N. Broadway 5 + T—2304.90 &n) ani 2 fiats of “rooms and bath: rent 29 | 3. - “~T)> . r ia 8) ~ Grove Heights; rente $17(4 per year; a 6 § , ( j >) al - gitu- rooms. $7 arrangss. ‘Box T eons. ond a av.; 4-family, 4 | per month; term CHULTE R. FCO ‘FAIRGROUNDS PARK FLAT 0149 SPALDING AV, FLAT SiS) Fried av.. & ane © ee FLAT—#061 Shenandoah: 4 and 5 roome.| this; make offer. 4210 Cleveland ay. For CAs ey, ete. , tus ~ — = N Ist. HAC s 240 N. Broadwi a Vy AC ANT IN NOV EMBER We have tust completed this fine oo | “3A17 dq nein on “— haw's — ie) bath. electric light. two furnaces; price oO. anne Boh wpe see HOHENSTEIN Kk. New flat at 1727 Simpson ae ‘rT Jamil >t one =e07 3 Colfax LLOAN. South elecirte, cranitold | basement: ath st. + rooms ond bask: Some: BUERMANN, Mtores, flats, rent $2380: price $11,500. | - ae Pil, Post y ’ ” . eee ee } F “ Le > Sagan n>, oe on Ist floor (c) price, $6200: terme 1, Florissant and Union. | O’Fallon Park Brick Flat , | APARTMENT —Four-family, opposite Tower we 4 AOL DER Res’ or gee 808 Chestnut. YS fe mem fanned “eae, — ote o ee , = . . > f 7ro -@ > ¢ Ons in ‘ : ms, A —— ry i « z id ’ ed: : 3 ——_ +3 a 1417 N. 2ist ~ J 4 ard 5 room| NORTHWEST corner 25th and Murllanphy | ge Sy sggs mre eS ee ot eer tile Retae, keruues a . ga mes Roar; follets electric and laundry; $4700. ie ey ye Castleman ev.: 4 rooms, first Ft at Fat ne: price i mde. — ye: . MAN fe mem. 24 flats. 3 nT a ebeetric: rental) ; inenect sauce and then see us.| rents $8720 per year: can sell on terms. | 24°70 Texas 4 to $9500. Card : ot : : . AA. F NWR. £. Cc 9 N. 7th. 4040 per anrum. brick garage, inspect saine an hen see . ren’ — . f—Do “x 4 roome and Sath 4853. aS modern ; reduced to a oO inape PLAT..2308 Minnesota icor Shenandoah). TOENISKCETTER REALTY CO., Agent. Box P-23, Post-Iis FLA ‘Tt ouble, ; 7 NEIDER. Realtor PAPIN & TONTRUP, 626 Chestnut at. 2Ow cneneden dastan donk. —— + —- -— ble Pee 41 — 5035 -- $ “Vy 4-4 DAN REALTY CO.,, wr ; tw NTHONY SCHMITT OF. INV. ©0., ET a + Ee Chestnut _ “o large Anni family: elacire | - = 40 International Life Bidg. nike iia sila ieitutesaiiaetias 5003 ‘. Broadway. a Bi NGAT OW -PLAT—4.335-37 Shaw; dour! le. sy eotider. ‘54! SIA Grav ols. Laclede 120 ; FLA T——3970 Hartford : 4 and 5 rooms. fur- arate hot- waaee Bn y 3 —- aan OU : = ~ Lane __ Olive 14, Centra! 6491. DOUBLE FL AT $5200 4 rooms. breakf ire room and sieening T2410 8 aha Saad 6 seen, guo| _nece, bath: & good flat; make offer.| low and term . Sand 4@r both of TWO NICE SINGLE FLATS. _ “ yorutbs. Bei - ens oe? ieeen: See. nt $2840: price $18. 400. FLAT wate | Riverside % Ag ine walrers REALTY a Side. S004 condition ; Seamer aahiaaier’ Seat | 3°26 Labadie, 4 and 5 rooms, modern; trae A. Seen: Oe Srcom | Sates] Aa ARROTT Rea’ tor TON Chestnnt. THOMAS F r PRCHAN, 2072-24 8. 12th st. | F. W. GELAN REALTY oe a Be eqn ARSE. 2 Chestnut. —. bargain ). > wun ren ¥ er. ee EE SS : — $160 Botanical: and reoma AT—Barrain on SBhenandesah av... five Far; 525 Bae ee = ous -Diepates. | | 7 3H: 88 Labadie; 5 and 6 rooms, modern; —sor myin i Resse! ar ig age Ow: agg ne ae a Dec. 2 5 —. he FLATS es, Potsem ay: $13 500: Ero nA —_. modern, nice a oe very ‘foeee- , om first floor, 5 rooms second floor, down, bai nee $9406. ~~ me Bray th . “ine ae ‘t-in I INE. ROB Chestnut. (Vive anaes 79. able. this bargain. verside 2A0K - N ance monthiv Miss Smith. 5 Easton. _ ~ > : > ‘+ and rgecond fieors. bu it-i SOPHTR & FT: } ou. 5? | - good tion: lew orice: terme. Grana 62 _Victor 38. } 000 | garage for 6 | one flat of 4 and 4 rooms; also el 3-room | spouting; will make terms. See Masch- a ae Shenandoah: . DIES L 6625 5S. Kina's highway. FLAT— 3119 Park av. $30 ik box T-122, Post-Dia. : 5-9 rooms: very well built; “4 “ ss wt 7 | FLA , ; em r- hp ‘ -_ . Lo ee mon- : — ee cits aes, © baths, elect: sie, | MOCO ROTHMAN RE. & I. CO.. Piel ner are oT 4¥ WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut st. Olive 1427. ole 9452 Be nse Ml oe se ‘FLAT—8i — | 2316 Russel! av. 6 and 6 e —~_ CO.._2102 East Grant. | _ Olive 9008. _700_N. Broadway. FRANK L. DIPTMEIER R. E. CO. DOURLE FLATS—1763-65 Preston pl: if | ona Delnen Deiman Oe el hot-water heat and garage: price ee SEK phat. tollete: ? oe i condition; bien Cait at 2eet !- a 71, 000. KERN wanted on x Song, newly decora ted; electric; price 8-8 rooms. bath, furnace, also large re&-| Originial “Quick Sale Wanted” 7” ©62) maidne 78. *. () man. «) ~~ — : *asy terms. Deimar 32221.’ idence. Call 4236 W. Florissant av. ‘ Sidney «6,

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Pacey Setabie y ‘ i +a ough eae 3 Z ‘ . % ' i a - , P : F tthe seompeeie Foca t ¢ * . - - ‘ of i rina LA Re Te eee didi distin a FURS ys Mila Seg Re * ee pe RS rpc ene eh ty RR 2 ARORA I ed LATS, APARTM'TS, FOR SALE @~ 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, -, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments.! 2 SALE FLATS, APARTM'TS, FOK SALE | FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMTS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTW’TS, . For cai ia FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE : FLATS, APARTM’'TS. FO South ‘Soutn nd oN AIN. Humphrey: 4-5 rooms. tile baths, teat. brick fireplace, brick porch; Al con- Betis. hea! Realtors, Arcade Bide. “live 78. 2308-1211 CALIFORNIA LAY. RENT 1446—PHRICE SA THREE-FAMI._YT LAT. 3 and 3 and 5 rooms: modern: batr. = ané electric: hot-cater heat. S AACH R. Oo., S26 S26 ALLEN AY.—$7000 rooms, baths. electric. eic terTns. Guat tre 7 fioor will show you through. A; JAY KUHS, 10th and Chestnut sts. CHEAP FLAT. Shenandoah; 5 «en€ 9 - Som x BARNG SROVE @ SPECHT, 112 X 7th. —_——— —_—— ——- ' SIDE POTBLE PLATS. | — Chestnut. —_—_—_— rooms; brick Haths i> and MALU ae Title Guaranty Bi MODERN “SINGLE . oe Shenandéoa bY -5 rooms. iarge recep furnaces. double Brick €2- then halls. new ‘ ice SO250;: terms. Owner se Vet B2x1 2S: pm Se2SA will show WENZLICK . 1010 WONDER of Chestnut. v3 , INVEST} Crittentcn ot BINeKY Re ALTY oo. 7~ RE ALT ° DUB: 504 ainwright Bice. 3135 nacRT av tile beth, sieam “BNO “SEE ‘ etc.; only oat RINKOP. 619 Chestnut st GeAvors AV. FLAT. Jarge 3 and 3 room etc.: tot 660x130: HAUCER- LUSTKANDL. 86 Chestnut. 3 es ~~" POUBLE FIAT RARGAIN. 4439.41 Gibson; ict Hix 150 Gautie, hb. electric. etc ee MAURER-GHIO-BEFF A RE ALT ] my CO.. 312 Guaranty Bide. ive 2309 DOUBLE yae—eaaee. 3513-15 Lemp av.. one block from Broad- way cer line; a Gandy 3 and 3 »oom double Tima: on corner es in \ ae condition; only ba rga HAUER- Oar AKL. S08 Chestru 801-062-605 RUSSELL AV | Triple brick fiat; 6 families; 2 families 4 room: each. 4 families 3 rooms each; in cendition; siieet improvement. Fisoosas F. PECHAN, 2022-24 § i2th S3ii S&S JEFrFYF PFERSON AY. 2-far:.:: st hot-water heet. reai fiat. See !: today FRINKOP . LTIFiL SOUTH SIDE FLAT *_49 Cleveland: 6 and 7 rooms double: tile baths, furnaces: extellent shape: S600) | cash. Reats $254.50 a month. : * GBD. N. COOPER, S08 Chestn ut. Olive 3276 DOU PELE FLAT te. -GAINS. a ~~ S. Sth st ebie 3-room flats. . adcdt.issicn a . SEIPERTZ REAT AL TY & INV. CO. A211. 1794 Ruseell av. Central i578 2352 PAR av. ena flat. & and . rooms baths beat. electric. etc.: lot 35xl-e: Ta. os. WRINKOP 619 Cheetit 4-fam!'> ane — eech. rent $17 Ss per pA mon month: 4 cacaces See this = EXELIci — 2 0 20 Chestn wt. mrXDU IUSTRIAL PROP ‘ERTY Secon, st éou bis .-Teem flat Manufacturer's Railway on rest SFTBERTZ REALTY &2 InV co @idnev 17121 1794 Ruse’) ev Central 1578 OWNER SAYS GET OFFER SHAW S GARDEN BUNGALOW FLAT 4145-47 Lafayette: 4 families, 4 perches. tile bathe brick fireplace Bas) Realtors. Arcade Fl dc. Oltre 238. 1.8 Vestrnent. : Room 16 3109 Grand. Gran¢ 4012. ‘ LE FLA T—4237 “pullt 4-fami)y corner flat Sh stems and +otlets ~> . evenings Riverside. 7% INVESTMENT 3-3 room flat: bath. gas for two machines an purchaser can bulld a Rroe ire: s ct ’ -38 LAWA 3 bes uti- ewner. Main zr ROS = a. Ta. sant x > FLAT—6-family; 3 rooms each- 1501 Vail: rental $106 ner month: price $8500: phone Sid. ney 4131 or call 1905 Shenan- doah. ‘THREE. ROOM DOU BI. E Beautiful Bungalox roll ARSEN at. Frve- Pees3 er bot-water Sea 'ers =. ’ fixtor - rx to Pact ERDERS> ARENDES ®° "06 ‘Wagnol Wellto'= «oec'e fe: baths ee ate RINK K SINGLE FLAT “Tea TH NEL . s zx SS 4 74 “hs 7 - bicion '’ 5 cwoms rerrer = EL. FPEYOT-EAP CK See. Broadway. $001 Gra “ter he a — ee : gareee: nace |Best Bargain in TOWER GROVE HEIGHTS — TWO DOUBLE FLATS 3819 Hartfor¢: 5-6 rooms, ur- FOR THE PRIC E OF ONE — tile bath, fc i mace. newly peinted and dec: rated. 2-car z open this afternoon sure . — ee As iO, é YECKEL-FEYDT-EAR ICKS N. ae BS Teak et Cie tes fas oTet = _ 5 sTR? ~~ oa a ew ~~ 8222 VIRGIN TA AV ENUE _ mast e fiat g2ra ee “. RTzZ iE _ ku 2 = r > ’ . 200. - oa Te ba ~NEW BU NGALOW ‘FLATS — L_RSEN Al. ag PLS-eSEION om ‘steam o~-mt ecrTe?] as. °615-19 California: new fiats of 4 room 8 n2 breakfast riser - hard? orcw ‘ous “= - ¥v sii decorn’e Pal # Su.t . es See z SOUTH SIDE FAMILY BUNGALOW-FLAT PSON-STOC K E- M ANN Tritt BUER =~ i ‘os? INGLE FLAT B ARG AIN- - 7 ' * “ TWO DOUBLE FLATS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE t F Ay . a - . ° by ye - a — aA’ | . ' : s i . ‘ OG Shiites 47 = I big in wme - one a . Rit ; ; ’ ® — , -* 7 - ove. = a - — 7 7 4 * - : 2 6 SPERMAN & LE APARTMENT BA » a ——s seis Fiad BY @ {2 IL Y NT ~re% APART} it — — Gas fete N 2W Dy iv B LE FLA TS 3501-5 Magn iia baths hard ¥oo heat etc F tis DOUB LE FLA T SOt CTH SIDE} FLAT BARGAIN FED! = oe «) _ oe 5... ar rery attractive price MEDERACKE-PARTH RR. E € “ere Gravois ai INV ictinr 4. 3LE tle man Avenue rooma, 3852 CG: ‘ast 623 wes mE AUTIFUL FLAT ‘South St. semis erick Tm Sern 7 = . itaftca st ; usitman ule ca: ase rel SEF THF S> RE ATT TETL NEW BUNGALOWS TODAY 5715-S5811-S819 Grand- King’s Highway Bi. NEW FLA sO TH yen g : espect -. .T> ——aaee RRANGED FoR_ THO FAMILIES ae & sink ©5185 ¢ > 4 ve --= ~~ -—_ _- . ee 1427. 6820, N SSHV IL LE, $4000 - ~ sAT—S! Th TH SIDE VIR«isNia AY SINGI E FT 41e0 3 and \doc- seit N. Grand DOUBLE = *

er & “ies : aoubie flat: 722 Chestnut ; at ilés Bee owner, scown- st + 2'on ara good bd -- “x rm . a (“hestn at 5 ¢ LEMENS SINGLE 3. ae Rents $200 S50) cash. Sta eres ve SOAS. = oer good moom , Sia * “hestne rm ‘st. INGLE eaqt hari*s . 8 | ‘ _ home ard A FRO 7 SiS . ‘\RCAIN—W ASHINGTION PEYGHT?S and sun parior each. a real vargain FLAT. terms: §-f fleers: tile investmen’ best St. staall cash parment. = rr © Sena eer cR-PAMILY. NEAR. roe “Sti 0. to ar Fe douk’ - . FE a - * LnSpPectsOn oF 03 Cc as | ar INVEST TMENT. = +8 rer R ECO 4915 NHEARD-OP V ALT e ‘lee: 4-familr apartment flats brick carsge for 4 machines bleck east of Forest "arete Tr SCHEMET. Easton — _ Chestnut dern. 4-5 rent $2160: st rom price 45232 GENEVIEVE rooms end bath up 3 rooms en4t beth conerete faunaetion cas Ae dd) a” eon bere , ee Fae 7 Wy rc ~4 FF" ariecar? ava Trtee Til SYRAC pn DOURLE Elegant new doubh 4 whe with 6- nem in Easy terms. RNWEL LR E CO. ili WN. 7th. NEAR FOREST P-: PARK. 5 and 6 - rooms ull-sired bed- epiendid | condition and arrangement: excelent and conmrenient Appointment. Box P-10., rr a Bee! somo Carden. ~~ Gee. Sara] Slt Che TY Co. Intern a tlona! . Life Rite -B EFF A REALTY CO Wire °3Fa. WALTON POTTORFF-GTT rs 1 4014 Tee'rer - 4714-16 | MePHERSON AY oe py yyw Cc‘ RNWELL yr. R North _rarke See y Apartenest Rargain families eac* park or and roewn fat. «* 2.7 take Helis- wrest. O-ner CORXWELL R 111 X. trh: LOOK. BARGAIN DOTRLES : - 3-room, mo-4t- r —_— cv) and rent will 142". "_RARGAIN FL AT oe GRAND. . i « hats “3? (Vive and 4955 Delmar 034-5 _ x. ACLEDE ae Rive 7623-7624 . Sixx EINGSBURY — PRICE $14. 00-—EEN TS $2520 Oltve 1427 MS | Ty , RT WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnct. PARTMENT-PLAT, 5-8 ROO SRO HOvTSE IN Os Se a ; esto 6123 RIDGE AV acne a oe terms: lot 37 @artment : rood floors FEDER ER -ARE ENDES . ‘(Aner Intern e wi S TODAY . §-family apartment, ice tne Ayre » eg CO. $11 Chestnut st. JUST LISTED 557 17-79 peice AVENTE \y aDertmenrt. containin fire: fieer and eae e rp ais 5 roo HANNA!’ :-cilass propert +: : f om avartment Nor. 1. SINGER-KLEIN REALTY Phone ©l'te +4. Olir s4° SPECTAL | BARGAIN. SIX-FAMILY BUILDING 5780 Westminster Place Lovely 6-family apartment; 5 rooms, sun parlor, hath: 75a): annual rental $6120: price S35.) om easy terms: $2000 cash belamce first and second deeds of trust: arr ange to tmsepec’t WEISELS-GERHART REAL ESTATE Co.. and Ch Sth AMILY AP ARTMENT ro : ™. month - . we ma ke AN DERSON- STOCKE- SUERM ANN, SOs Chestnut 389 PERSHING ~ =e miiy ADertim ais Jos §25 Chestnau equipred with Mar- | modern; in > S-inch ocak ° statement trom PRICE $31,500 VERY EBEASONABLE TERMS Modern —— ¥ apartirent of 4 rooms. reception ba! mo jern part state- DYAS-SHELP. 109 N. 9th st. Detailed wih everr con reni-> - all ; SoOrTmS REST PART OF 6-family apartment lor each. with every modern conven arivewavy and 4-car earage: ali at side under len ae JOHN W. GIBSON S#OM) some for two rears: & wor-) der?ul barecein om vrerv reasonsabie terms. Let) and card | 9th st. ius afl detailed statement to admit. DYAS-SHELP. 108 WN. DOUBLE FLAT 1410-12 MARCTS AV. focble flat of 4 rooms. Bath and | renting for $1680 per year; HEMMELMANN- SPs4CK LER R. E Cco.. Th end Chestnot ets. 12 APARTMENTS PRICE $49,000 CENTRALLY LOCATED ste of 12 4-reom anertments. S91) mer year at low rents: mod- mn all respects: ome steam-heating plant. or farther informatien s-e SINGER-KLEIN REALTY CO... Realtors, 14 N. Sth st. you a | ATTENTION. rent- | Phone Olfve 34. Olive 8494. of Central 1109 a —, - WEST END PROPERTY 6639 Washington: 4- family. 5 rooms each. jazMor service; rent 20 per month; terms ‘may be had. ANDERSON-STOCKE-BTERMANN ROS 5 SINGLE FLAT $8200 a Wa'ton ar: 2 ectric, ee ne es $1000 cash wit’ zx Ez. CO. i> 715 LELAND AV. Bungalow Stvle Flat WYTet APARTMENT FACILITIFS 4 rooms and sun parior on each + exceptionally well tit: a NEW DELMAR APARTMENTS FOR SALE. 66092 Enright av.: 6-family. 3S rooms each. 761 Syracuse av.: 3-famiiy rooms each. 765 Syracuse av.: 757 Syracuse av.: rooms eacn. WAGNER-GRANT-BELL REALTY CoO. Chestnut St Olive 1067. NEW 5 AND 5 ROOM FLATS Pershing School rare 6700 BLOCK CREST A aa SYTeRi AYD sa 2 course of thes- @weoi floors, See 21867. 617 RESIDENCES "OR SALE can be arranged EPSTEIN. Main fine 5 ana 5 room sin. ] SAE IR Ot — ~ ee mmo GARDEN | ; 3-famiiy. > 6-family. 3 , food | Ofive. 1427 * gas. crornd Part: co-¢ home : e J. FO RESELLER. 2531 WS RESIDENCE—IS77 Pecos bath. electric. furrace, comet be twee fa oh ilieoe ‘3 DOERFUXCER RCO. Jeffermm RESIDENCE—itxs North . reomes. for 1 or 2 fami’tes: ie proverments mede: $3500- 278 «€6Paet-Dieoitch ge egg oat University: — Ba SIDENCE—1¢214 %. hath furnece »heat- fot ama cara of aliesbuntions ail FEAT: + xk 0494. or Central 1209 | PES "DENCE ye ANSTRATS: Eta x. RPSIDENCE. 4°00 bdiock : rooms, furnace. nee. ras end ¢ crete hesement: caonbie are SOV NEMANN REAL ra “STR N_. Newsteed. REStTr 618 Chestnut | . i Ea ™' PAY sia Cisa ‘ 2912 N. 12th : nice water. «€ aes $2350 and $25 ™ price only phrey heater. fan 10, brick Cumstr aut ia 25 3 and 3’ convement ar-/ Chstnaw. HoOUSsSE—Six roomne. with enough ground for cas balance twe city blocks: $7000 terme Box M- 53. Pos*-Dispet -Dispe teh. RESIDENCE—New. modern End: restricted: comfretable size roerms 1 beth om firet floor: reasoemable etrms: Tate owner. Box P-140. Post-Dis CHE tn - 7 “eek ZAP WEST END DOUBLE tita hea th. = -_ McPherson and King’s Highway ae 3 single 3-fam'!ry se. MANN. R E CO Sales Bctice Record Four Apartment struction: Five More to Start Withia Thirty Days. en) acres, being all of erTsbing School, ie two b-ocks oe sais 2. a1e oF Mo DERN Ns SINGLE FLAT. # $8000. 4449 Now et 33x17 Q 4 asd 7 roms Oat . rrea ¢ ~ Bal E co. ~ 2 acor o- rew &-‘amiiy Price $2322. 5066 oo S24 Chestnut st. a ier BARGAIN SIX-FAMILY APARTMENT by room 7: fine condition: 3 ga- rent sow price and terms * Cates. Sth st. o ~ - effi cien $4060 ar RUTH. 102 N. -FAMILY FLAT 4158 = ine: 4 flats tile beths, separate steam heat, lot “sgni007 rent} $240 per meuth ANDERSON-STOCKE- BUERMANN, SOA Chestn Vacant Flat, 1019 Central ie. 5: hardwood —— jorn.: vaca Ant ; attractive Drice - 5179 Easton. = BL er AT ts O and Se ee Sees en a goat 4 roome and bath ‘o sens very iinnaeler weaecie SPACKLER RX. =. co. Tth and AE t= sts. Hi-Pointe Single Flat C876 Carton r¢: 5 and © har 4- wooed fleeces. het-water heat, Ba reagent o anuee floor wacant;: sttractire Orie for auyuiek S179 Eastm MeCRADY ADT ¢ OPERMEYER, 4 ~ DOUBLE FLAT. $16.000 R. cr rece ‘cack a, __ Parent Dein ior lot : A ROME IDEAL. Nine rooms. medern,; 3-car garage. sacrifk end: KORTE REALTY Clive 1437 106 N. Sth st. Cegtrai 2063. &ROOM RESIDENCE. $4500. rooms. bath. gas. for $50: a genuine bargain: me: West | electric. | resicetce tn fine condition at | $5500 , stmall cash payment: terms. Cc. 1010 Chestrat. Olive 1427. RESIDENCE BARGAINS. 1340 N. EBauciid: rooms. tach beat. hardwood floors. 3-car 1 mneree, 9 rooms. 38 Vander Houses Under Con- | partculars MULLIN- WALTERS REA! uTY co. O'iwe 42737 mst brick: pri HA RTWIG. ‘pIse WINGER | O'FALLON P43 hot-water ** | $13,000. RAILROAD MEN A modern Foil Se a access: Fensoss "= Vivre sons Central 7-reom brick nse 9) GUNDLACH & e! aan is H RESIDENCE—2849 2 ses furnace. ey, Cee one $ RESIDEN CE—4729 ern. hot-water terTns. H *-SE\—Sout beast corner Scone and Mor- can. 8. S50) cash neeted KOTSREAN, 1. ut. Main 1195. cad HOUSES S—2S25-27 houses. feet on two 10 reoms each. JAS_C _ MORFTT. 807 Chestrst st. Streets. | == SSIDENCE— 2723 Sheridan, @ rooms, RER REAL- tath. gas: cheap. LC WE | Wr CO 15 NS. Teh st. Olive 4348 RESIDE ENCES—2: 33i2-14 Frankiin- ve each. bath gas. electric: . rev. sa ANTHONY SCHMITT RB ’ wos Int. Life Bigg Prankiin av. frosting : ' (ive 14. Cen 8491 3531 LAWTON, ONLY seneo0 1f-room residence. fernace heat. BULL-SMITH,_ 722 Chestrut. Ofive 8963. 3029 GLASGOW PLACE emet ital il-reom residence oo 572x157. o etary * ftragce easT ° ee $590 CASH AND EASY TEXMS aR. R. Channing: 10 rooms, bath. perfect _ KOTSREAN. 391. &ROOM MODERN HOME. 3660 Finney: near Gracd: furnace, bath, ecectric. gerage: price $4900: terms. 1 C. M. McDOn. ed RE. CO. 1311 Chestest. 5S CHOUTEAT AV | Lat Oakes oe ae, ee now | sane ations fer $000 per ; Price $6009. make offer. yo investment and ieentiadhene > per 2OHN 8. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestrat at. | Sees Koosuth 6 rooma, electric “FtER~ watewriahe & Fe ~AN 714 Wa'n HOvUSE—1499 aArtirgetan: orn 36 - foe Welisten. rien HO "SES 120s. 10 Morr bath, electric. ter rm. KOTSREAN. Se ho hienaeet eda toiliieted T22 Chestnct. Main 1195. 6-reom | LEE LOA NE OLE I OR i ae I — a ey RESIDES CE—~-room floors; steam beat; ten I27%X.

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SUNDA OCTOBER 7g 14, 1923. “RESIDENCES | 'S FOR SALE Northwest - ’ Fox B.29) po fine. RESIDENCE—V ACANT = ’ een ‘OMS. near Pair. 2601 N. UNION AV, Ome +r roo Patch ™PE house. Fasy terms. ' L He 8321 N. Bway. _ Colfax _660. a av. 7-room brick. hath , . 1626 awe ce: mm me: lia te DOSsession. : EASTON, TAYLOR TRU ST CoO., 447° ONLY $9000 §068 Northland av.: 7 rooms, bath. _ 5549 W ells ay 4910 MAFFITT PLACE “oO Agen aprrec 9250. fate this pretty up-to-date | $ JOH N 's. BLAKE & F 28°28—6-room frame dw dwelling. i . a eet tik $ month buys 4230) = som pre baer ; .. $30 CASH. balance $25 mon neues gow ys sean. carting at abgieiaien “en 8 Bldg “> 0 igd®88 OF wale: : : ee for 2 — round Park 4G PDISCHINGE NC, 302 N. Grand. 4 ooo Chestnut. RESIDE E ‘AL HO OME 1014 JOUISVIL a m peed ous, NDES BEES Cco., | -foom brick, tile bath. hot-water 4 electric; street made. Open Sunday | ERE 5900; will sell on | a, Poa 623 Chestnut. CED RIGHT |? ONMIES N 6325 ELLENW “WOT ETHEL AY Lz WEST END RESIDENCE HOME—HI-POINTR. completed and wil] o7xx “INDE haston AY. tts Nis Seven Roo Residence and most Bw sie - de uble brick garage ‘to he appreciated ; __KUHS, 10th and | Chestnut. — 39 Hasing i ie: no modern Cony e nience h heat; garage for 2 cars. See us for “me ones: o TROON Dwi ‘LLING —— ALT TER JONES R. E. CO.. 618 Chestnut gy 2 518 Wagner t pi.: eeping por ‘ch, garage. 20 - N Bargain : $12 500 all, hot “Water “hort: CHAS. L. . WEBER, _ 119 N. _ th, 'SE BARGAINS 2 | 7038 W ESTMORELAND DRIVE 7 roor bath. furnace. | These exception bath, electric. | Sis 1308 N am ind. | Each home contains seven rooms and PEE is room with pez aie SLLOW AV. | lavatory, VEST “ST. LOU IS Png eae hea eins a partical lars. ge SOUTH SIDE 1 HOMES painter and dous= only small amount er _ & J. M. ._ O'REILLY, s YOUR PROPERTY, i NI ‘EW Hh twig SE will finish this wank: ed. adi 10-room eeu hardwood floors throughout. Open today. work and mahogany Mg first Hloor’, nis to, ae” =| . Giraldin Bros. Real Estate Co. :; ca _ Olive 5555. S. Se PR ay _{e) wre ms, “bath, OFLLER., 722 Chestnut AbaDE CE 2094 Qhio a av.: 6 reo AND BATH DOERFLINGER R. Co.. ee on ao rooms and hath: elec. IDENCE—5 rooms; 28xx McNair D- et Price $4500: only sr F. A. BERRY. Realtor. 2115 S. Jef- like ren ferson AY (c) co... 2407 N’. Broadway RYSIDENCE—782 Tuxedo bl.; 7 rooms and iE—LOT 5Ox 165 bath; price $700 Phone ‘Webster 22R2 terms: ae offer. | for further information. es a hestnut. Olive 8963. RESIDENCE—4222 Flad av.: 7- ‘room brick; SEs $2500_ ae floors throughout; hot-water de and s Fertinand: heat, tile bath. newly decorated throughout. © of 4 rooms and one _Uwner "will show you |_throug! SSE ae ie ponnemabte, RO a vear meee. RESIDENCE—1 xx es Ang ze; Ll rooms, Ay. 991 Chestny tet bath; ene; $1000 cash: an unusual FARK HOME. ~~ barge rooms, bath, electric, » GEO. (0. ¥. COOPER, 808 Chestnut. ¢ Olive 3276. 2 ; locatian. S0SIDENCE—Alblon pi., 10 rooms, a dandy Water heat, «s ER, 3022 N. Grand. location for re | o bouse; near Lafayette ; ? _ Chestnut ee frame residen ¢:; hardwood floors geen : yP f out; ste: m heat, tile bath, sleeping por : » BATH, FU RNAC WANTED QUICK el BEAOTIETT 7 H x: | WBictacpmaranr REAL. 60 Arundel Pla _ HI. POINTE RES | will “13 “in exce! lent * enh: | Bi M ARERDES REALTY co., RESIDE NC E—¢ ance $90.00 per mont | Includes Tricine ang F reirtechitniertie iis SI Liss ‘Ch: ~39xx West gi Bw REAL Y. 4064" ray in, Opportani— ihegeeas SS -" -Btory. yg ee IMMEDIATE 36 Con necticut st. RESIDE NC ne #251 Doctors RESIDENCE—41207 Russell; can sell this| OTick argain. kor the a W ho C ce copper 6cree 5655, Yerne on av. a root ne eff; c viene y 7th and Chestnu? & and lectie th Side Dwe Dwele Beautiful Soy RESIDES NC E6514 C ha ivy GU AKANTOR 5 $ Ate hardwood floors: garage 722 Chest i "modern es __BOTTORFF GU [8 CO., 4914 Deimar. _ | Internationa) Life Bidg. mut st. intere sted in HOMEY OME, re HEAP. W ASHIN } arrange for oneten Lot 600x145 and rice S-room modern 4324 » phat 1. |No. 2838 Lafay 1707 Oregon ay on, | 2lready sold, f cant ready to m IEIMER & I ey 09 —" im: ent to look it over. J. wood floors, 3) ble brick gara enue. Nine vals win fh our left, now Va- f/f Chestnut et. 7 W aterman AV. ~heated home: sey ra baa OPPORTT: NTY : walk one b! 4 we DE RER- -AREN Sidney price yf ‘$45, 000. COR NET & ZEIR TRUST, I] Bl. . Res idénce 7 bat ee Lot wv eri DES ot ALTY co., OPPOR’ CU NITY J1 8S, _COMPTON fine —_ of 10) 3628 CASTT, 193 , $9000 will b rooms; hot- ‘wat for 4 EDWARD __ Olive 5555. “SOUTH SIDE R SIDENCE— 3928 CONNECTICUT, a gy tne eed ARENDES Ria yt Cco., eping porches; 6145 GA. MELE For | converted into flat: owner there, |, Dandy %-room brick; hones ; Phere see JOHN 8S. BL AKE & BRO., 815 Chest mut st. | hardwood f.oors, tile bathe beadtity a ‘SEE 5155 KENSINGTON AV. |S Moet attractive home | ae entraljso6., ESIDENC E45 >. 31 possession practicaily ANDE Rsow STOC SOS Chest nut 46xx PERSHING rooms, hall, bath, furnace. fiectric, hard. RESIDENCE ne (Property in excel- ; ; - rooms pad ron | Water he har roomer whoer le 5 Che: t t ith every nbaatniains @; two-car | JOHN Ss BLAKE & BRO., B15 Chestnut « iR tESIDE NC EST Eight furnace: FEDERER. Sidney 267 Sea 7 ‘ROOM | RESIDENC .E 73 and gun room. WRANT-BEL L, Pm v Cabany 9305. (ec) live lousy | REsiDE NC cea ent eeiteeteees 4309 LINI BELL o B :ARNGROVER & & SPECT fe: W | f l JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO... 815 Cheatnart wb Onderty $500 CASH BUYS 4135 EVANS Ay. ad Ouse garage; all improve ements made; 3 years old; house in first- class ry RE SIDEXCE New Ww c 2: Cabany S300 week RESTD E NG E— Shae wae Close’ an IN COMPTON warts. : New house lusr he nig finished. Ss rooms, | A REA], HOME iose an estate wel» baths. 2 = " eather Stripped: splendid aAtion | ‘ 7146 NOR THMOOR D r your ne TTS ‘ . in vest igate this 0., Agente, _ IMME DIATE POSSESSION | pleted; "ith Kara "oe tome iE SIDE VC CET 210 RESIDE: Ne E2100 ce HEMMELMANN © “Ath ard ‘and Chestnut : _sts. PT VALLEY TR UST £0., 6237 ARUN] DEL. _—— — Satior ae § | REs SIDE NG z mae 37 . & 9 rooms and finished at- ' . 7 uae 2 Elegant F Homes 1 214 CLEMENS rms | fen CH ART REALTY CoO + ie h. RE SIDE NCE —_ or _famil ly wanting wi dane ul HU ‘GH H STE WA RT Agt 100% c "hestn ut. location and well 2; acho On hardwood | .. : yt "Rene" CO., note size Swner || A REAL HOME | Elegdnt 5153 W ashingtogt “Home—Tower Grove floors {throughout y must and will be sold; 3520 Victor st. 9- room brick, on tot 40x ) nt ree AV. a c fixtu , : rm. Of » | oo 4 > henaigpain yt i SINGER-KL EIN REALTY co mealtors, oink water tet Ee yr ty: | ; Gut, hot-wate: heat, large double in 4 104 N Sth | any ttt its ick rage ‘CORNE r é "ZE IBIG $e | ed brick cara ge; JOHN” G RETHER & « CO. - . tts 3414 Hawthor Bl. dinine room. 4 bed- Bea utiful | Parkview . Gr rand and pra Al ~41. 4945 MU RDOC H ay. T Sot 1} onmenna TON, when fine mate . 800 Chestnut. | Tomes in pees ; 77s obtainable and rea sonabie, Vacant Tinned diate | Possess age dl two cars. sees and shrubbery: ; moist attractive two- theroughiy mm ofern, this will } ter eat yoy. For card i. Just Completed |imagect: see and appoint ~— tiei' erehing ...... #19.500 | Teast EY EPSTEIN, 819 ry HO245 rehing ..... . 23.4500 15) . i OO46 singe 19 50w ba 4 E EV ERL Y PI LACE : VERL : and wit ‘4 Aa fayette: + . . sa ee re on very reasonable 3. : Edward He Bakewell - C LIFTON ‘HE IGHTS + | from Shaw's Garden; a real home; seven At a | fooms, hot-water heat, hardwood floors; a first floor, me ant Bai in for solneone, | BORGE KOLLAS, 616 | Chestnut at. . » Bes!) ENCE ofc, @ oer i sl , ‘WENCE—I8xy St Vincent: 9 rooms: : e in; av.; attractive | mrtweed floors, Gouble garage: owner iy s, tile bath, slate Must rice reduced. 4430 9 3 hie WEISS. MEYERRIO Se i me e owner, or | F 0" 5304. 217 Wainwright ‘Bide, , ; TQ he EIBIG TRUST, RES SLDENC E—4095 Connecticut: 5 room ,oMck, well built, hardwood floors, elec- 3° lestmut. ; mie net mm — Window shades. new elec- + aS —") opper screens, double garage. ey yon ee . | Pre $8000 corp See today lot 132x195. ’ west —ENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. __ Olive” 142 a - vo bath, SIDENC E—31xx Portis av.; fine bri i, 7 | HEMMELI mp e; rooma, ee light ro ms, tile bath, hardwoo price 34500; (BO) Goora, |} tn h dining room, mantle in living ~ IDEA AL Ct U OLONI : | ee ‘ar vecis, steam heat, tile front 3124 Allen av.: a dina : 9-reom brick; FA sleeping — — hw gu (00; | He: hardwood floor: e olter Wwe, terms, e sch! heat: Union. Forest 2934W a ENZL I K, 1010 — Chestnut. Olive | 1427 beautiful land; S rooms, moG- ~ DENCE—$7: 23 Bennsyivania, 7 rooms, | a} od _HIEME t., hardwood ears: "Bungee Mace. _electr | Main _{COdK? sg etgalow, new. 5-room, modern: vacant; | = a : hardw ved h == @ eoshc ; tile bat h. wien) oe Clay: Bunge ¥, 5915 Arsena l; modern, 5-roam. ge ; E _Oiive for; BOEHM, 12th and Chestnuc > war ae and t Bray Se ee water ny . ick. ¢ and publiv BESIDEN E—3207 lowa: ¢ this 7 -room brick | front porch, arochia 4566 North bi, Rdence has f irnace bath. el leetr ic, dou- | ine city: argain. “ : "Tage made street, etc ; owner moved | 0 000. - ~ht 4 Rit Rive im ned ate As SSeasion; $5500 te 6Brilifante; a ; mere * US ay and by appoint- | an ee rons J eter . Grand D. CARI ’ THERS. Agent. 3548 8 ya st. pe (cl) E ~ - ; . > ?% — Pe tl etnies tence ix RESID) Ni E—1429 s 10th st., 4 roome and | Modem rictly modern, int See, Porch Ist floor, 4 rooms and in- | large all. brick: was Be oe . meen PPh 2d floor: bath, gas, good base. | rooms aon, ores 162) tea? Tick #50005, in rear; also frame! gar “sy halls MSY CHS 00. suitable kerma, Oe” | Foren, fo one reception ha : Attensa) os ZEMAN, S. W. Cor. Grand and | admission by nplete: conv ss ’ i. _ ice $850; ~ #30n ¢ . rT 12-room house; fiat; pr "rn . Po a we will be enaes to mall hot-water heat, ; tax... | y r ‘his re not inflated - Of. RE EALTY co.. oo, wel, GU ARAN” TOR I EAL TY Co | seratness: a Bide, ——-e 7 Dir. oats 4 Int e rnation: al ife Ride ' through 6 le E wn! ne’ . @* ° eaitors. 5. expo- | oS a em 12 betwee 8 120 “oon HOUSE—LOW PRICE tures rooms nice Eg! 08 Sy, IM ba wrace | duced to Sonn’ 7 Poms, bath, RU SSEL L, AV. HOME finish: full - ae Bled th SEONG he Par rT oy ~ i 89838 its ; ee — i. UNTRUP 626 Chestnut. | dowr stairs, t lawn: ¢ ‘ —— | aree cavonient to car A gona w 2428 V IST A AV a ae ment. cach: admission are arRe bat or hry k re sidence new fur. | rated. 3 IODE, Agents. PA bac. bath, senate ft BONLS2: this YRo KF. UF RYDT. sakic KSON, ‘ines higchway- KORTE! Hr emMebody Ses 2925 58 ; _evenigs. : i 143° REALTY 4 LOAN Co — BN es el } ee 8 N Krth st uVs ; , ie Sing lo be hice aod nee brick house Painted e.g ou. pe families, and a ut in first-class $a740° in rear LOAN eer 506s Wavy rts Foy eli - if S. 13th | $4750. ROETTGER-MASEL Chestnut st. Olive 8500 | Olive 3660. MI USSISSIPPT Valley - ee to ee rey ene a Price Reduced 515,000.00 5463 MAPLE ; 12 Rooms, 2 Baths, Hot Water Heat, Hardwood Floors ACT QUICKLY ing to be desired in amo Avenues 1 barga! n at $8600. in the Dem of repair. vr | RESID: ENC "E— West 4 Le PROE TZ- Sc HNE | L R 715 C¢ four. room brick. bath, cas, | mnet ‘ke Faller rey ee etn. LMA bath econ d floor, > BE. AU TIFU LC LIFTON. HEIG HTS HOME 555 C L. IF TON AV. -* one maid's room, bath, Ni CE—5300 block “Maple of ‘admiesion fro A Real cine 9133 WASHINGTON BL, ] ‘room residence: stone port ang double | os *s Centra) 5063 G OOD INVESTMENT pace. a ae wi ona Oe AND ELECTRIC $4500. | 2012 Menard st. 8S rooms and attic. for double garage, beautiful trees: excellent con- ; adjoining park and Mason REALTY Co., ae 2610 Gravois av, rooms and attic for two lot 50x185: garage: paying ALTY CO. an ee ft "REAL Estate to a this is worthy Your Col eee eal __ RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR ee Pia ate cate | Two Exceptional Homes | Ames Place 6904 AND 6908 KINGSBURY BL. I These two beautiful homes, nearing completion, contain 7 re | @nd breakfast rooms, reception hall, tile bath With shower, als ditional wash room on Ist floor. % hardwood floors throw copper gutters, downspouts and screens, hot water heat. Only the best of materials and workmanship. Open today, Small cash payment; easy terms. Giraldin Bros. Real Estate Co. PARK Titian mone 813 CHESTNUT gsr. ! 7018 W ESTMORELAND DRIVE al homes were designed by MARITZ & You NG, Ine., Architects reception hall. breakfast room, tile bath, hot water héat,~ te ees 1 Vcry essential West __ West Or ‘ YOU W ‘ AND DRIV E YOu looking for a resicence in the West 6963 ILt, LIK ‘> 4yton. An Ubusual)ly : " brick residence Contain to choose from. a!] descriptions, at prices uVing SOLATi um, dining reom, k Heh and ia, second fioor has four besa onei™ 4nd shower bath Vertise the addresses. Let us know what Ow ae iMeut. Houne has You want and loc atiea. we Will be pleased | heat, wert iey ~ “= fioers throw tit Corner home, to mail you a lis rices that are noti ly deco; ale “Car @8rage my he a ointments: inflated. SECU R ITY. GU ARNTOR REAL-} Particulars ‘pee MISSISSIPP} splendid ‘L CO4 722 Chestnut. International Life | TRUS} , UO. Axenis. Main 3640, m oat Aesirabl Wag: ie | Bldg. Olive 7623-7624 and Fine. Cenirfai 3306. » OST AesSirable *s° En as . . . ; by card” A REAL HOME. | 5014 Vere ME OK att JoMING ry © 55xx west, north of hasion av.; 6-room OP hk ae, frame; bath. gas, electric. invites? in Al Is baer | condition; to lot 60x190: ‘this property must be | Vlive %56 seen to be apprec iated: ou phene call; Fg ong SE MODE: RN RESIDE: NC and te rms are Very reasonabie. See a | 3u45 "age av.; § rooms, k and “Fy . GHIO-BE Fy Title Guaranty Bldg. 36 4 ANDE VEN : Beautiful bome of NTRR ay Ker, AS; 23 ro ‘mS; Jot “Skim ue & song; aA ween 7 and 7 at office of SCHEMEL it. F ———_- MAURE Re LARGE RESIDENCE. me: 312 On Forest Park. near King's highway; ANK a. Rie K R. B. \ 20... Re ainwright Ble ig Py, 1 = modern reside! nce, gai | CO. _BULL-SMITH, 722 C hestnut. Olive. "003. Be —__BRINKop, 18. on a” 345 McCAU SLAND, BEAU TIFU A HOME | RESIDE: NC E AND BATHS 4 nae $950. cas a; 7-teoom 3-room cottage. See 12) WIHiYMAN, 407, 722 Chee Paine 1224 Open Sunda ay ‘MAMILA PON IN AY: z7 rooms, strict! y mi odern ; practically new, B EAUTIF' L HOME. a 43xx Lindeij bi.. near Ne wsatead: 100x112. CO.. 723 Chestnut. __ Viiv e | 9567 | 5748 1 DE GIVERVILLE. - ; | house in berfect ¢ hardwood | Beautiful modern home of 7 rooms: dou- | cash, balance sch ondition, ” ble brick garage; bargain: owner w@! show. | SOHN GRETHER & on. BUSH-BURNS, 1105 Chestnut. 5937 WATERMAN Te ‘ we y . N “ uick sale. - MODE KN BRICK RESIDENCE—§435 Licgant Y-+rocae Vi—o ———$_—__ 12 South Spring; 6 rooms, bath and fur- lesiden | heat. hardw vod floors, ~ ‘Orms to suit j double ori : 'BELLIS, Realtors. Arcade Blidge. Olive 378. | ; >t. . | ee large lot: . IDEAL FOR . ll room all hardwood floors, sleeping | orn Cabanne Gy HOUSE SEKEI tig { *hest nut. porch: anced brick garage; ‘ot OUa1L52; | arate ° ewtier will show. re OTF en Sulte 3 kitchena, 3 JOHN GRETHER & CO., S11 Int. Life I Bldg. ble ga Purge: premises in SHlendid ° 4 reaj bh Like ° ahd movey maker. adn) SON an d bartic BEAM H tau — UVlars see ae CO. 4055 Demar” by ad | Poe CORN 8 — . COR WELL Rk. EL co. 43333 WASHINGTON BL. Jee 8 | COUN CRY HOME IN THE CiTy. i | i KD NC | 4-car garage chicke n yard: trees Bue pha I830 toma | ENC 5 BARGAIN, / oe "6 j . Thal Oonh- Vion ; ; donee, yillerest | Bery: fot 100x158. oremisee im aplenai card | card” ae Sucuihout: ‘melee SASoUs% lu . . Tr s » . bath anil of as imission and marti Uiars see jp VL BINSKY REAL’ y cy) water heat | Bp RS + KEALT Y CO.,. 4955 Delmar bi. ne Ae 504 ‘Wainwrigny card of Forest S40 ‘ | A RARE BARGAIN. BES 4a cps AVENUE, | This will —(IN 246 RIDGE AY eos re. os Wl bay out in Realtors. Well- buii t mode: brick residence of & | $954 & month; $30( cash ¢ ; rooms, bath and fur nace; double RUrexe; hodern 11-room house, n R rE AL HOME aw Wiil show you through, See this to- oe onrding house ; 3-car “ t ‘ = NNR. E.CO.. 623 Chesinut, |! West End: tenant has JOS. FF. DICKMANN Rit E. -. OS ———=—> | With Walting js for Vacanci ares $5500 BUYS &- is OM HOME, | tiring; — brice $11,500, 5500 west: slate roof, hot-water heat, | SECU hcuse with hot-water heat and sleeping porch; garage: two blocks from Forest Perk, $7500: terms We “aDington : fine hy residence; WENZLIC K, 1010 Chestnut, Olive 1427. :| ; + /Vestigat te and Make GEO, LN. 1c Vor ER, SONS Chestnut. Or 856 RIDGE A andy re Ss: dence haamren rd ficors. fon PALATIAL HOME. It. exclusive dist rict; Venetian architec- a GUickly. Call unda r. into: oan ture’ appointments of the pt me By ndirect rntinean tie PET ZELLER oe hot-water heat; immediate possessic ; AT? Fy: TIVE wo ne JOHN GRETHER & CO., 811 Int. Life Bldg, | 5108, Cabanne- ‘6 T iy HC BEAUTIFUL WEST END HOME me tlle bath: excelient condition ’ e525 Julian av.; lot 55x260; 10 rooms, 2 | he tmne Ale DONSeRSiOn. baths, hot-water heat, hat ‘dweod floors, I TOUPE — 2M P'F GILES 2 > Mia ©, 9 { handsome mantels, fixtures. Story garny : iG BARGAIN and dtiveway; price $16,000. easy terms. | > ' Owner there. G8 Vandeventer pi.; ; iE JOHN 8. _BL AKE & BRO., S15 Che sstnut st. dence, 14 rons, 3 cele age SKE 4209 PAGE BL. | ®arage; price suzyy 0, +4 $6700: te rins: lot 334x152; weill-bullt | DAVID Rp (AILEY. Realtor: “Story stucco residence | 9-room brick. with bath; new furnace, eler- Dia ciae Olive S809, garage tric; 2-story garage and workshop; easily | , Attractive 3-story rough stone front; 8 eae! tp TOREF -G Li.Es « O., ID EAL “HOM — wood floors: garage. Price $8750; terms, 5643 Maple ayv., 12 ‘mat, awood floor BISHOP REALTY co loore,, For card of admission, _ Olive ) if 7 | 150; two attached stone front dweilings, 5102 W E ST MINST furnaces, bath« electric, ete. First-class Just Se 5 ad Ph se desirable 18 ROOMS. . 4165-67 WASHINGTON RL. . ; ; | conte ion; pri ce $15,500. Only $5000 cash, , rons, hot mae garage; | Fine rooming house proposition; lot Stix | prs large grounds. ie ry Institute: balance easy COKNET & ft a TRUST. 719° FINE WEST END” Nice ¢- room brick hy suse, with bath. elec- ' ome | 5) RENCE tric, garag: lot 165 ft. deep: needs a me | 4 Residence apering but Cheap at S3850. Must have | a 1 MAILE © cone to Sasmete SAMUEL LIEBERT. Room Pee a 0 Fon: cand! “Of aden) arawood S82 Chestnut ——| ¥épe OLS eNDES NBAT TY , 4 ; ed Tt & A n 7134 MARYLAND ; —tidney 2076 2610 and --CAr garage cope or _kutters, meta) j REALT co 726 Cheatnne Situated in & beautiful location, Pieted: if tne erested in md One 50 Gambleton tr ‘ ‘7-room residenc e, 50- | OWner on Prethisee of Contras See ft 5 ey easy terins; $6800; open 2 ta 4 SINGER-KL EAN REAL oe c i) | Suné@ey | . 4 N. Be i" hy : _WALTE R SCOTT O.. 805, ¢ heatnut | Phone _Aive 3A. 2 Olive 9494 | or Cent f BUY THIS HOME | 1 =LMAR ROOMING He Us ua 3947 Mol Phe: *: on ay Ar j JOxs Delmar: 10 reoms; good : ‘Ooms; all T&ocdern | on! SI000 « aah. ” : con. eniences C@ 38500; no a: mission | BALSON KR. é i. CO. §ane ithont card from UO i: JUST LISTED Have fust been appointed the | enue fine tesidence, which has § | A wonde rful Be es a rs wy home: Con. | large Shin: hin. enent to car line ana at the fame time ai This house i | restricted pace, pepe of & rooms and ror but ia j brick garage fr: 'Wo cars admission by card $7000 I. miv: orice $18 | SM) ‘* Bot only exception " perfect - condition, rage, 2 baths, «tc. Pho ne + OM ve 34 ON ive re 9404 or Centra 1100, ; if You are seeking a Convenient - ~~ | residen ®. Dbuille and y ins ; is * i tertmian aks 24 500 ; 5100 V ERNON” AV. i These hous contain every mocern con- 10 re 7", brick. ag Water | venience hecessary toward a “hy me benu- | bath. hard iWeoed fide: re wir tiful. Spacious lots and awe 2 a€d to i laundry room. ety cued ‘rear boreh. pithe aftr activenens Of the place Let Us | R8'amge: Close ty St. Mark's “hur : explain one of these is the place for | Panes — ign Ne peed eee: Living ip “beus : : Open Cally you to body ' J. ET Chestnut et. | BEAU T IFU L HOM E, CHE aA. New berry terrace, § rooms, © : Wen os pp on furr: ace heat. rock fron 1 emt fon: THiGM: pent bargain . price g H |} tortie: ales 4628 Ne wher py terrace. | FIND A “PRANK JUTTMEIER R. p 0, a or hy tics i} MA Gj OV es > BPECI } POST-DISPATCH Cabanne hetok slate eas e8, iatee front poreh hed AUTO side drive: Im Poor 'ittened tn » fand pollehed GCerl eran weg oak. \[ FOR SAL cotumns = | fon 2 Sosy : > 2 . 3 ge Mochines /Casoline tan : Shep large i ta on 2), Ot-water heat in ali meitd: 55 | | | TERSIS; ete of shade tree, Th i : b

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Terry & C Oo. 23 Westmere ian : Pye on rare2ZzZ ze £4909 aS OO ef) th 99. 998 o4 @64 1 000 45.40" wy tM aH Onn 30.000 27 a0 23.000 "5 00 . ef 000 reoa.s. 2 baths. ga45 Cebanne 13 reemeas iaree yarc Westminster Az reams. 3 baths. ee 2° 000 20.000 eat 17.999 ee eee 18.500 feguisesin garage é 16.000 © baths, carage. 15.000 14,9829 14,998 g2arare : bh hot-water heat. ee jTeoms. “hot-water heet 72 co er -- . r heat 1i Seas a 13.000 10,000 il ge th, hot- water heat. oo Washington © reems. ath. hot-water heat 4540 Parkvic® 7 reems. bath 7053 W ATERMAN AV.—NEW ROOM>._ ego PORC —. u«s ne Mie ees a honting be : a BEN ALAHRiM2R & BRU REALTY 262s M ARKET sore and & fer EF gt. er “i ABER\ ATHY A mee 2 20-22 NORTH NINTH ST. se CUR. Si. tate is AN Yeo REALTY ¢ Mia ra e*T INVESTMENT TUS ties" “= > 4ti sn Neth flate #nd ie c — Leak noor || 9X00 square feet on lot 90x140. LMJ! : ul "LINGER FR xm a — FOR SALE OR LEASE , if E. Cor. 14th and Madison Sts. Substantial i story ehure sh ¢ and i -hool building containing Mi Suitable for man- ufacturing plant, storage Warehouse or garage. hate fr & Keble CHSTin cK Realty U6. N. 14th St. EeEyEUlee Chest nu es — HRO F Sis || ‘ “han seers very Cy rr . hake 2 i triple a’ ots estipenut; make | iat oil = reson & tsTavoe.s. ; 1 _ = ——— —— 3 _-= ga- = « = Be ASHINGTON AY. INVESTMENTS eae. = Jefierson See Mr. Fox Cc. HOMER MASON RnR co. _ Olive 7407. BIG BARGAIN : WEST END HOTEL \ andeventer and West Belle for a hotel , : STORE AND FLAT—Seut . Florissan? . * and Marion. 692114 : le2sec at "$45 per month; ; tore anc , 000. ertas i] pre erty. See owner, 393 s _ Linde:l. STORES—Meramec st.. near two stores with five rooms. ond floor; good investment Sa ae Paes x sk Terms. Ti IMBRIDG -E Kossuth. large store: 10 Both phones. __ -318 Meramec st. arakes maITY CO STORE and deuble “fiat. $16,000; «. ©. KELS£Y REA! and 6123 cer. Arsenal and (Ohio; low rent« Ra s~ $1848; lease expires Dee. 1, 1923. Don't 'G—2308 North Market: miss this opportuni’; and bath above: garage: GIRALDIN BROs. fh. E. CO., 813 Chestnut. : ~~ ice anc Ca! ol acamis- FOR SALE . : — —- month!y 1138 Chestnut Cor. Tenth. Soulard: 2 a : = W EISEI ERHART = a Ee ge = builédime: 113x130: approx — — Ange lrod: amd ile . 8 a (fermerly Freund Bakery a menth- price $12 500. ; manufacturing. etc.; might divide. 1 ‘ STRO! TMAN & reasonable rent. Olive 8 we, Behe CONRAD L. SCHOPP. Chestnut. 3607 18TH AND SIDNEY, BUSINESS ‘CORNER w. cor. of zk E— xi ‘3. ° hot 253140: WYATI 2310) ON t abowe, 11 year: $3000. 2102 East Grand av 2°42 st.. store and 3- st-class condition: iow Owner, 2200A chalance “REAL Sth and Chestnut. _ Investment Property Snap PRICE REDUCED $95,000 Sarah and Latiede. basi- low act : 2 22 high-class flats; rents FLAT — orner Store with flats of 4 hath on Prope: tr and reduced from $25°.- it; jar rooms and bea ‘ine om -% oat oe _ and 3d floors above store and 6-family $30.00 yearly. investigating flat of 4 reems each. marble sinks. coppet to $155.000: — cash payment. bdbai- iting; jot &ix160; $5000 cash an ‘me monthiy: investigate immediately very good investment. See Mas FRANK L DITTMEIER, "R. E. co. 624 Chestnut st. BUILDING—Extra well . yo w WENZLICK, x. 1010 Chestnu live mn ~s Quick Sale Wanted’ flat above. having reception hall. = hard w ovd finish. he rate é — lo: ated “ri ion Park. 221 VIRGINIA AV. m fai REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED J a tlle me Unreinia!? Agents ir c. ST * Gart eid: terms. 3215 an fine COoOnpdiILIeni. | ie- "wi 17 oy Rk. bath, electric light Inquire Wi. Bin. TORE—05 rail ar above: bath. gab electric hot- water hens doub.e rarage, pice $11 500. including hardware [ener on premises Will shew ANTHONY SCHMITT RE. INV Agents. 406 Int. Life Bidz. Central 6491 Store and 4-room fiat abov- hot-water. cai ? ur — = “AGL—4AlTOW FEDERE R- ARENDE> REALTY co x for ~ Inher 2610 ‘ ra @?: ts av. Fe. © . re | after 3 rm LIGHT M ANIUF ‘ACTU RING — I HAVE FOR SALE A MODERN BRICK , : BUILDING, 35°x125': STEAM HEAT. AND ceed) fur- 1831 icy") 2 AT6 TW laGkL—Good two-story 5 SUITABLE FOR A MACHINE SHOP OR ge AUTO REPAIR SHOP. FOR Se mn, 5 rooms. bath up: iarge garage: TER (ME CALL AT _FRANK SEBASTIA. 60; lot 235x112 listed S50K0) make offer. REALTY CO. 3607 HARTFORD ST | OPTAGE 4553 Gotta : STEPHEN SAUM, 625 Chestnut. PHONE GRAND S}i4. — a ye vod Cottage av. © on. 5 STORE BU ILDING—BARG test-grow Lovis +. JOHN MORESI. M or . Si) ad ve - > for 13.5 - FLAT—3503 Market st ; 10 fF . good s Bl4 Chestnut st ° a condition: bargain; oes Ca Natura: Bridge—Newstead RENT. $3600 |GBO. N. COOPER, SUS Chestnut. Olive 3276 - . "ar: - c* Furniture, Variety, Ete. PRICE, $25,000 Lat Slit ines. 1 tral Bridge; iarge store. 25x10). Northwest corner 18th and Sidney: hace. newly painted: a dandy: $15(x) . above. hot-water heat, e2rage. stores and 5 flats: large garage: can Olive 3276. GBo X. COOPER, 808 Chestnut. ing business center in North &. bought om very easv te erms jo®? E THORNHILL. &11 Chestnut st. | = a* Central 1640. . "LAT $444 Lucky st., 3-3 rooms; Gwner ke new, $900 cash. 43358 Natt flat Colfax 2315 3611 N. Grane Olive 1285. = ces Wita renting for ont HEMMELMANN-SPACKL eR R E. th fix Ui GEO. 'N. ULN iE ER. Sis Chest But. Ulive 3250 HICKORY—1 2782 VIRGINIA RENT $120°0—FrRICE Sonn store and two fiats. 3 and — te aths Eg race. 276 “AAC ial _— Gare CORNER OFFICE 3276 .. GOOD STORE CORNER - 1@23 N. ide h st sout hv est commer el oid store and Chestnut STORES . with new . wan»n BUILDING ND F LA ts The new Sa fireproet ae and of and Le vilding. northwest cormer Grand and 4-rooem flats. j TAL + stores and assesmbly € irst second and third fco Or iMante- rental $275 rears to . 33 years a£o the fast-crowign OT} Grand and Gravois. Nertheast corner “ r flats ate ve four ) one dwelling ren : $13.000 ‘ear. OT qu! ck cash-up.: Bilt Se right m . BOTTORKF F-GILES CO LATS—Twenty-two = Der 4914 Delmar. 4 and 5 rooms } decorated and ag $7 SO per year, 7 >. SOY N. W. COR. 11 TH AND CALHOUN “ST. ONE STORE—FOUR FLATS RIG BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE. M: ‘RRAIS AAC H _R > Pea | Ches* nut 44: Easton av. Chestnut »~* . Southwest __ an offer. Owner wants a ocations on Washington. west ‘Bargain Store Building (C62) | ; 4-room brick: | IMPROVED PROP’TY FOR SALE t’s for Sale If you can't see the price make | , able. Speculators and Investors, This Is Your Plum “S08-11- 15-15- 17-19 N. Sg ST uGInes, ~ SiOTy, Oe six end 5 residences rentals SRA. a. Lor PRICE ASKED, $75). Flats Near Easton Av. 1422-24 WHITTIER 3ST. 4-room Flats. rents $165) per rear. cash offer Quick sale. S12 Fuur 4“ . booked at Flat and Cottage in Rear 2336 os INTGOMERY (yw her PRICE $5900. Two Stueco Cottages in Maplewood 3710-3712 CAMBRIDGE AV. 3x130 each, furnace heet. bath, screeneé- ED $5500 EACH. (in front perck - PRIC BUY A BARGAIN WE MUST SELL THIS : 1144 BAYARD AV bot 3xi70. can be occupied by het-water Feat. two-car ga- | ; Oucht to but submit an offer. Price, $8500). Neat Little Bungalow In Wellston 1408 LEROY AV. 5 rooms. lot @x128. grape arbor. trees, ail city mveniences. garage. PRICE $5250. A Good Little Six-Room Home min a Good Neighborhood 4647 NORTH MARKET ST 2-story brick residenee. 6 rooms. furnace bath lot 357x135. yard om the east side of the house makes it a fine place in summer. som: enough for a flat if you care to build =. PRICED ONLY $6000 Mercantile Trust Company, Agent Sth, Loeust to St. Charles fruit Maplev “ ood OOP rT» os’ he pent ot IF J ACTORY PRIVATE SWITCH omard | ed “Hi \ “10 Wainer.em N. W. onsite. Fs GROC E = Y AND goad s0Ca t hot He. RMAWN | 4 ‘orner Wren and rr aK ete re - aX : bast PATLE.. ] : Than oroom fla‘. ¥ i floer. rent | Thelka erice. €! e. ee iNu-—sJ sa > Sar ‘ ft 3 acts ee SOT? im Mar Zimzt kK EE Cl. TUL Cherehesa. _— Singer- Klein Re alty Co. 104 N. FIGHTS &T. OLIVE 34, OLIVE 9494, CENTRAL 1169. If you are interested in any of the prop- erties listed just phome us and we will send a representative : 65> Heres lv 5876 7029 5830) TroOors and . Special price gar ase 14.500 ss4e s rooms and gar age rooms anc garage TOYswTUS . 57 71 Wat eri rage : SINGLE FLATS. O32-34 Enright. 5-6 r 1402 XN. Kings highway, and garage . 5-4 rooms anc garage 4-5 ms and gerage. ———s FLATS. roo mms rw . 6-FAMILY FLATS. 1116-18-2 rooms . $14.000 6041-44-46 Suburban: 3-3 rooms... 14500 2-FAMILY APARTEST.- SS77-79 Waterma rooms and garage. 3+-F AMILY APARTMENTS. 5339 Pershing: § noe and garage B43 Westgate. 5 rex ; +-FAMILY APARTMENT. 5018-20 Delmar; 5-6 ro 6-F AMILY A PA RTMENTS. wil - 2 Swe of 5:68 Ki — rT? trac leaving city. | be worth the | Special price ae YSs— and Stores me ME “G00 D stores and fiats Bro ert i . eee eee ae pe hg: sii a Sg REE Ae ABER al Residences TeARMs and F Owners are reason- ee es FARMS WARTED . FARMS Wee. —ns eR change for ho wses, fats. business opetiy. Bex P-501. Pesi-Dis._ | FARM B ARG STAINS Wtd—TI Bare “O00 bey- ers waiting FISHER. 6200 Eastor. Fi LITRY FARM W: @d—l135 acres: must be | bie Box E-101. Pest-D& T*2 =e" 2 FARM W'd— . FARM Witd—wWill exchange fiat and cot- | for improved farm. Box M-323. FARMS “Wid —We pp an Be St. iLouls income . property for far: \WALTER JONES R. E. CO. 618 eee improved gta. fruit. farm. desirabi; ic. the Mm ste:: a's-; Percy ARM Wtd--Gon kK or combtration priced worth - owners only ander. “t. Cheries. Meo | WANTED—IMPROVED FARM PE She Hy Sa A. Tayior. house farm FARMS FOR RENT FARM—For rent: good. 164 ccres; for rent or sale. St. Peters. St. Charities County. PARM—Fo- rent. stocked complete fer tarm- im 619 Hickory x Sa ee | FARM— 37 acres. Buckley and Lemay Ferry ' roads, St. Leuis County: fime for truck | farm: cheap rent. Mullanphy Beard. 1S7T1A Market (c) FREE RENT and splendid ooportan: ty for: man: on small poultry and fruit farm. lox | E-138. yt Des. HCUSE—Five rooms: ome actTe strawberries. big pasture: regular farm equipment; big barn and sheds of ail kinds; two goed mules, ome good horse, 3 bilecks from car line; between East ville, will sail lease ____ FARMS FOR SALE CHICKEN FARM—15 acres: 4-room hous: 3 outbuildings; plenty fruit. water: 9500 cash. 3124 N Bex M-165. FP -D. A. i-_ Tayler. _ FARM—i1S0 acres at the tort orice $4500. station of Vic- Max Risch, 620 wa ‘cS8) i*3 FaRM—34 ecres. brick house I? mi south of St. Lewis: big barry and Spring: Will sett ©r trade for city property. See owner, 3916 Loujsiana LANI+Cheap: oppertunities; ! health. happiness. thousands in Southwest Texas and Mexico. Texas Mexico Land Co. 705 Brady Bids... San Antonio. Tex. FARMS—SELL OR EXCHANGE for ~~. 100) acres all i cu provernents; $110 acre; cultivation; first-class improremerts, acre;r-600 acres. 450 im cultivaticor: LEproteMents, se to good DAVIES (ray Summit. Mo 129 Acres, Only $1400, With Season’s Crops, Horses, Cattle Hogs. Dowltry tools, mp.emenis inciauded. tse setiie iMimediateiy: om good $110 first- epy free. AGENCY. S3LPP New York Lite Ranses tty. S. steam | FARM—Fer mle or trade. ry , > ae * « > ~ * ~ H. J x oGebee Realty Co... Pine Biull goats. Mo FARM—600-acre stock and mber farm: about 1.000 000 feet saw titmber: lls-acte : LAND—20 acres. 9 to budded FLORIDA Alex- ; S19 Waineright ‘DAIRY FARM—120 acres: fenced and cross fenced Must seil ' FARM—165 acres. 3 ae * 20 FARM—IL78 acres: ear in. J. Guynor S. Lovis and Celiins-| Gy $70 acre; farms sail | torn. Fer particulars, C. A. thee ~ Pittsbarg. rms. . Write yp 1307A S. 13th. For § Sale Today. Pian Bn bui ¢irgs. $45 farming imodlemenis; st 0: terms. Thomas Perry. Citra. Fie. GOING te Florida? ef : lake fromtage: $3000; terms. F.C. Bucer. 3852 Russe Russeil av. wee -_ 20. bext trip free to buerers. Finest frui truck soil: healthiest HICKMAN L LAND CO. 408 © Olive. ~ fc) To EX CHANGE—40 acres mock. in Palm Beach County. adjoimine town on asphalt read: will grow crop every month of year. Box M-S3. Pest-Dispatch. Missourt ACREAGE—-$2000 vill ber 4% artes on oriy 35 miles from St im tova: 6 rowms. e-rctric ee ee ee PRODUCTIVE Missouri town: 20 Ee Ee Re oe ee at once. Going away. A. W. Heiling. St. Clair. Mo. M—i°?O acres. trade reoming ee so ge or 971 Kentucky. ata iB. mises st 985 | PAE.M—Before you buy. rite for _R. BA LLOCK. CRES im cultivation. 35 torn €470 Scanian free 1423 2” MeCacsiand ae ica) FPARM—150 acres. $1650: $100 cash. tal- ance time Bex M-414. Post-Disvatct. would take geod make . Leanchroom, Steelviile, : farms at Moa. | PARMS—For good prices. acres om Meramec River a | Cali or Lindeil 13490. Tole Market st. FARM BARtAIN—J2 acres: T->oom | hows. alse 4-coom Cottage. water; good cout- bur: | tings. 4021 Weber rd. FARM—i08 actes. good | FPARMS—Poor men's chance: SS dows. momthiv bars 40 acres serodurtive tand. | Bear town. some timber: orice $200: ether hergaics. Fier $25. Cartbare. Ma near Moentrwsev oast bai l.dio-e: - ) . i me ee SS eee 150 acres. Missouri. lots of fruit; barn. water: small cash payment. ‘C. Christison. 3020 West. ihe oon acres goed iand, well tmprored erchard. $7060. on. St. James. >ARMS— Teo 40-acre farms. cultivation: trade fer st | FPaARM—13% actes om Denny - modern 7-Too™ 2 OOD. PARM—t1112 acres. | led: on Weber Hin KIRE brandt FARM—145 acres. with ments: cress «nd Real Fetate Valley Park Wa | FARMS—Write us befere burying. stating ew 5 and size farm eee Want. have ser- eri : ; he St. for | BREMMER RE CO. 506 Wamerignt bi eg ge size. stock. dairy. grain. bder- ; and fruit farms: also twe tréets on Msviaste fer duck bunting cink; 50 miles : s&s G Dyer. | Moscow peng pasture. 150 head of black polled | pecan trees and foot pear erc> Drice for farm without cattle. $6000. Apply Ihr. Bart Kittrell. Augusta. Ark. FARM—sS i* ‘2 miles of ee 2“) acres. Cuitivation or tra de property. ms rane — ie acres. tn fameus St. F: , se ? as ee % = 5 isiand Railroad acres im cultivation. 1 residence. 4 bouses. 5 mules and tedis to I Im imc i oding above $110 | "$100 HOMESEEK ERS—+406 bowe. barn. water free list bargains Te tem. Ark acres. 14 cultivation. erchard: price $300. ifs Brothers. Nettle- 2,30 .-- . tu Ra ‘ L- "FETDT. EARICKSON Broad way S801 Gravois. indiana SEIBERTZ 4 Russell av erson Corner "ee *rutiis aiwars LGENCY en - ~* we 2at. —-} acres. til-note FAR .M— Before vou ber — . for frees itee R HALic On, _3423 Mec a2csiand. (1-89, FAR VM aCent-a! ‘Titinets: 100 acres: at a Ancrew. 7345 Olive st. - i. ow ‘re ter el :- . VENZUCK a st PEA = Se A eA ee Re ere REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED MO DEF HOM pause (OLGRED R TRUST (wy 4477 Ens mis L rh TON—v. As¥ Teas COLORED INVESTMEN WI 4 FUTURE J ve ‘a> bh is i | FR ANKLIN we “ote * ‘ "ale So ima F ae 1} "KBERN ATHY REALTY CoO. ~J5A Market. inects farm. S6 acres. or trade for Herman Steockel. Waterice. Rag 16 i u 1NO1s F ‘EM ua Lae ee Mississippi re ee - FARM THY KiawT THE. YEAK “KOE at ene ee Poems —_ ronda - | oe * serreernd tand- tf tater LOW PINS The QUICK and EASY way to find Addréas Box 17, ertteaheen, | Write ow ter uname Mi ier. | FARM—64 acres. = mite Meo.:. good improremen scoring water: ebeap at guest weet Se make geod terms on meat of . ; ier tion; Came | ‘=. BUSS. 1338 McLaran. Coitex rs ig om ae acres. improved 14 miles St Leuts good - good stock and grain "Tne fime location: bearing orchard: $i6S per acre: % cash. Hildebrandt Reai Fatete Tallev Park “Wo. PARM—740 acres. if miles from retiroad | SH im ewlttvation. militom : and white oak . a saw rbil property ome -third py Pan Box 355. Fredericktown. Mo — FARM—i14 acres. on south side St. Chartes HO! nem tance | sale or —— $4500: at Valley Snrroler. 1747 POULTRY ASD Sim | CHRISTIAN BRINKOP 619 -asn. Rock rv”. 1 mile west of city limits: ba | PARMS—21% be tek hease amd improvements. For call Viedell 2765. McMENAMY BR E. CO... 1368 SN. Grand. FARM—170 aches. 60 Im cultivation: good : 4 bx bara FARM—57 Lecis Coenty on st. cultivation: goad 7 * si °TR orctaré ‘ih ali For Drice and vericulare M _TENPERGEE. kines of frait 1s Ss FARMS —61 acres. Rutt-r Bier r A RM—i04 acre wv. FPARKMS—fFor sae arg exchange. HENIKER_ ya get hp? i208 peOrtotis i Oecres ccitivat tes (om tanec. $-coom Souder: c-orten hewee, genck «house. —_— - & a Ltn At Rif PARM—106 acres. mile frome Wright: Lowe. near great highway. (*esteat Weoete uy. ia SO —— FARM tA D— perme “—=t te took ever and “ry ¢ 2 LOST ARTICLE i to ADVERTISE the fos te POST - DISPATCH | ‘WANTS: foney “See Us” rates of {nterest. — -\ MONEY TO LOA! SOND DEEDS OF 17 YA S-SHELP, 109 N. N. 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\ | > | i et 1923. - - | oC eo $a = 600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. ~ >) a nee esidence | Loans 3 In City and Suburbs | STOCKS AND BONDS | ___ SUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS WANTED ier Sunes tan INU cares South Carolina. oult- Flats, Apartments, Business ert d Offi tor stock! must sell. Box 1-50. P.-D.— | ,Southern Iilinole ‘cities; “splendid ioce-| ANY BUSINESS SOLD | #4RBER SHOP one chairs: @ living roome . cot : an a siness: i » av.; Ww ; 7 Land Investment Co., y an ce neguio; fine $100 shares Aerocruiser for] ¢. wanting ‘to sell a a Pay QUICKLY FOR CASH $800 cash, or will trade. What bave st.. Charleston. S. C. ae g 6623 J; fine offer; information. Forest build! 85 pertien wi witht eeed erent Pant buy |. IF YOU HAVE A BARGAD * Box E-136, Post-Dispatch. : 25, GA UP TO 50% with oa obliga- BEAUTY SHOP—Going — of business: CIBER BONDS bought at market value. tions for _a-," Ow l reasonab! 4326 Oliv THEIR VALUE AT TOs%o INTEREST renayaiie gam, face value less & ver cent.) either store. Box T- a * Post-Dia. BEAUTY SHOPPE—Lively South Side loca- $50: = ' : price voice. Our C -| 136 Post-Dispat acres, 5 miles = harges Are the Lowest A RARE OPPORTUNITY. WANTED—Live associate, with $300 ase: beautiful eavinment: sn: will tn e reat: | af _ LOovIs EXCHANGE a I.own and offer in blocks of 10 and 6, lease: beautiful eee eh sacrifice "it sold OA. 700 Victoria county seat of u- Before mak} to ay down. $5 Ing a N h $500, to help market fi BUSINESS F Quickly. Mr. Mangeisd $300: $10 down per € a New Loan or Renewing a Loan ged steading ‘nore! fisture qemesey, "l 2608 hatwar Mnchesee me Sele. On SALE er Grand 8114. trucks: cheap interest. ar McKin- CONSULT Y g00d standing. Box M-77. Post-Dispatch. — eid Sarge tire and b > 7, Mo. US—WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. Wi BUY. SELL. QUOTE WANTED to hear of a going business that ished, 5 years: Southwest St. Louls. BRUTY SHOP South (Olde: corser low. | FILLING STATION-*And ide: gota All Active easy terms. ll timber. Make bid tion with A lication, Inspe UNLISTED ND CURB description; no brokers. Gillis. 434 Ss. ns ; ING SPininae” | ‘ures: Brice $2806 business; jocated om well-traveled. ouis. Mottag, pane ties ive of per t. BR. W. C ag pection or STOCKS AND BONDS. Kedzie, Chicago. 5 Deine grok’ bution Las od IncarastON— | _ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE (tncorporated), _ 906 Russell. r * Loul H onsultation, Get Our Prices WANTED—R K n te eet location; large! 708-709 Victoria Bidg., 8th and Locust. | G77 y busine ol [cle of tact cin toe BAD- | Shop. with three flats above: cheap rent; | SEV ERAGE PARLOR—Splendid location: FILLING | STATION -Dewnioes ited y w . . : ~— -- ” ° ro al . Uwner, Te = e mann- Spackler eq] Kst * GS ATTELMAN COMPANY. 2000 accounts: no com etition: jobbers so- AUTO BODY FACTORY i eer price reasonable Apolvy Mr. Kist. — dies accessories: aiien” $4000; rent only * is Vn. ESTATE—COUNTRY REPRESENT ING THO ate 3 So « ‘entral Nat'l Bank Bide. _licited, Postoffice Box 1381, Si. Louis, Mo, | “% ACTORY—In active opera- | ican Brewery. 2825 8. Broadway. (cA®| $30 Ooi Jennings. | ; U y Ttr Olive 524y : 2955. (c14) 7 SAN DS OF HOME IN\ ESTORS FOR ? Sentral 4340. Olive 225 of flats and bungalows for resale; big de- interest. Trueson, Sage i? he ene, _Mt._Consten, a 7 co : ay at. a. berries; no ) Ss RES. one block, 60 miles St. Louis. No charges in connec from $5000 to $25,000 will buy: cive full M-132. Post- Dispatch tion; rent nenconanee: lease; beautiful fix equipment; on South Side Inquire at 3806 14 cultivation. Lead — fore buying or selling. die an article of merit; will turn over| long lease. 5223 N Broadway. JTth and Olive sts tion; owner retiring account of health: : oe ‘—_ a..." a WANT responsible pz party to finance buil th; en- al ed HALL-—7 tables. come ST. LOUIS —— er a pia 564 Gullivon ~ More if a ‘ ance u ding tire p! ant $35, OOO. mes oe (c99) Zor hunting: at Greenville. Mo.; wil 30 YE mand for new propert d 7 O! ve 1424. etry fy’ hs peient in | de. Phone Lindell 7144. (c) ARS property and good profits; __Olive st.__Olive { 9552. NET Ts HAL vue equipped. with 4 ee si Ree SS ie seus stow Tor and the ment yearly. Box P57, Post:bis “Yt” | AUTOMOBILE PROTECTION — aclusve | ,P0GR*h (ables and ‘tobacco “cuifit” | See | FILLEN——"* ios inion oS See’ North. . 705 Chestnut, State agency, with unlimited poss : : 19 ‘ Pus. easy vermis. seottan, MORTGAGE LOAN N DEPARTMEN | USINESS CHANCES 1 | WANT to invest money in oil-burning busi- thoroughly organized can ae prin ty BOARDING orgs og rooms: always| Market Sas } pumps (> tanks, 192 i 7 @ Louis. T OF THE ' ness, in a burner already established, or| ly furnished; owners di } aprete- full; hot-water heat: rent $100: bargain. oh, ae —— and other equipment —_— NEW Y ORK LIF | in the developing of a good burner. Ad- Ship because of other pwr at on vill eon leaving city. Apply #312 Washington, ' ae ==. “Ee saan EST TE—OTHER CITIES EK INSURANCE CO dress S. E. Wadsworth, Irvington-on-Hud- one-half interest to right mon _— _— BUSINESS—Good j f high-c! 23 r “a will tents : Soo ©: ~~ home el, Richiang’ A ; — 7TH AND CH T r son._New York. Se) of a your investigation invited. — dressmaker: I age were $300 —. ‘month = filling "pation Me, ( & _KISTINGER, located in New 4 J ESTNUT ST. Selid agate, S0c line daily, or WANTED—Sales manager with proven rec- ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE (Incorporated), downtown location: reasonable price. Box sear reouired on lease. Box eet A finest ; Bo - the — mene Big ton nga ae daily, 4 ws to aes - active interest in a new Sth and ag :, PTT 709) P-156. Post-Dispatch. (ec) "Dispatch se a eet eg from G own da candy and novelty manufacturing company : Olive 1424-14 anne - M LACE Wal 42° £82000, Pica = “30 (c62) isp 2 i . ts, $2000 to $4000 required; character and BAKERY—Muat Po tt CANDY—lIce cream, cigar business; pd ¢ FLORIST 8 PLACESW > oa ifornia boulevard lota; =x == - Agate—3 times, Ic; 7 e898 ors Cal x _———— give full particulars; strictly confidential: en 3379. 7) |GANDY SHOP—aAnd ice cream parlor. La- O acres, 6 Miles sa | AWAY: good Lenwood; opening sale price: 5 ight tums. daily 30, Sum. Sc. no trif! , GAKERY—West End: best joc 64 fferso sia ‘hae ; riflers need apply. Box M-139. P.-D. pay te investinate. "hen Ta s ‘3 ea, fayette Candy Shop, 1647 S. Jefferson. inquire 2012 Salisbury t a of house, outbuildinee in oe $500, business * aay meme frontage, | times, Ic; 7 times, daily 2c, rd, 15 a de m. residence lots a? terms. F. Carr, | $0 times, daily $c. Sun. § WANTED—As business manager to finance ty to investigate. Box M-: P.-] — 50: $500 ee x! re, back k to Los pi bee Box E-57, trip to Los Angeles for a location to desi BAKERY—Good location. 3835 W" Floris. CHILE PARLOR And lunchroom ; reneeng FRUIT STORE—Good cae Own: way 4 CEs d gn sant for selling, sickness; investigate. 1012 Ki Nie oe ae S Knight 13 BUSINESS CHAN an iproduce imterior and furnishings for = _Hodiamont. ng’s highway. +e motion picture studios in Hollywood and OAnon Tol bes Side: doing good business. | GIGAR STANI in office bullding: on ac. | FRUIT STAND wre a ot ar ; 4 de- ; ‘ , . ri land. oan : - a —~y~ eee ae rhe eat surrounding studios; a great future; this its Box T-21. Post- -Dispatc *h. count of health. 604 Olive st. __ ness: $350. Box M-357,. Poat-Dispat or $90: § 4 d manager with $4000 or $5000 ro| POt, speculation, as I am assured of good! RAKERY—North Side; good. established FURNITURE STORE— 60d Case Cash, ye | and sales manager with 0OU or business upon arrival. Box E-95. P. -D. business. Box T-9, _ Post-Dispa CIGAR STORE, 71 ayer a laundry ; = = invest; salary no object if party can pro- pe teen eae ang ——— —— __leaving city. 4409 Easto FURNITURE sSTORE—New oat ! wen WE can use $500 to great advantage in sup- BAKERY—Bargain if sold ; at once. . 132 nek ee location; eatattighed business a , sults; references re- duce satisfac LAP yet I ee tg (c) plementing the $1500 we have invested in Oregon. CIGAR STORE—Bustness See rood day. ¢ 8 m 813 Fast Wal pel i de 6-| ing returns. frees Proposition: gratify-4 RAKERY—One-man eh cation: cheap rent: lease. Box E168, * sae, AUTOMOBILS firm seiling high-grade -}| ing returns from sales will presently be 4 shop: good location: no _Post- -Dispatch. FURNITU RE STORE—New and cylinder cars, will sell few carg at deal-| realized: will grant a most liberal profit on M318. Post: ‘Dispatch escinthes: esas _ Box CIGAR AND CANDY STOR husi- location; established business, ebility more essential than investment: must business: bargain. ‘Grand 33" of ony _ wire. Inquire 3305 Meramec. >| Lulu, Wellston. ers’ price to get cars started in different | the amount stated: investigate. Box M-88, | -———-—.-— ness: selling on account of Pc 7:4| day. 6p m 863133 moaten ay. | arts a ie ( , ae AND aa “4 daily. tow oO slosed models. Box BAKERY—West E FURNITUR Gxtures; onl yf aa 2 i a Su% ns. pen and close odels. . Post-Dispatch. A est End, at transfer = _Chout N sigtee timber past - , ite ditiy. “TE se fs u 0 o T-95, Post-Dis. Ss $5500. Trueson, Inc. Room 314, 816 ererccareen et pe ae se town; 20 : : . WELL-ESTABLISHED, growing. consistent ‘ CIGAR STAND—Large central downtown of- AVOID partnership relations. organize ence money-maker; retail and wholesale, cater- Olive. Olive 2065. fice building: cash senna, Box E-87,| room will seat 30; electric li mon law business trust: legal everywhere. ing exclusiv ely to automobile ~~ and own- BAKERY—Doing gvod business: patent Post - - Dispatc ~ plant, hot and cold water. Box PUR, Nbc daily, eee Bes. , A ta. LO AN CORRESPONDENT » Agate—-$ times. Ic: 7 temes. . 3 aha N I $0 times _ Sun. 2c. MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSU KS ienien me, He tamee, daily fe. Sun. 118 North 7th St, INSURANCE CO. shineson county, Mo: ME 4ganS ON REAL ESTATE ae — = per owner. Der: = T your wets deeds o trust. aA ast ~~ >a . Advice free. A. Morrisoh. 6 N. 3d, St./ arg: excellenet location in West End. ; . , on Del- oven; machinery. Call at 3842 West- ~ town, Colo. Louis. mar; continued success for an executive or| minster pl., owner. CIGAR STORE—Transfer corner, opposite BAKERS, ATTENTION—A real opportunity| proven business man; would you invest $12. 7a theater; large living orom; bargain. 3341 | GARAGE—ZEaston ayenue, Sra, in store for rent. Grand and Sates.;| OOO and vour services for a yearly net re- 3 oS cown.; tie tear eaain ee ey easton. ona” Room S36, 916 Ctive strest. Evervthine else restricted. turn of $5000 and liberal salary? Health of HILL, A ™ IING SSSING 3 —. eF es aL, Agt.. 810 Chestnut st. CLEANING, plement ete BLOCKED | —— BAKERIES pay big profits; we specutize in | CWner forces sale. Box P-188. Post-Dis.(c99) | FERRY cell @ vemt: meet apes: 4| o 7 ‘xing rooms; East St. Louis: $400. | GARAGE—Ané igaseling station, | is Y > completely equipping bakeries; terms, half WONDERFUL opportunity for man with location; 3 coal mines: 1 helaee — C.J. HILL, Agt., 810. ‘Chestnut. 4140 ny and Conway roads; t M O N E Y cash, balance monthly; own a Cash buai- $5000 tn retail drug business; old estab-/ Louis Laver. Breese, Til. oa" | CONFECTIONERY—Light grocery, clean id Olive st. eo Benton 142 RY PLACE— . f- second deeds af trust. 708 ness. Bruc . cansas © ed ; . e McDonald Co., Kansas City, Rae PME bh . .. ee ia (3) (99 lish fine reputation; must have merchan- BAKERY—And confectionery store: io stock; bargain: quick saie. 1051 Geyer.(7) “peibment tinde. for’ tat rondelet; cotta | Mo., Los A ge, oon ; _ and Los Angeles, Cal. ~“~* | Cising experience: young registered with “good location ; wil sell at a very reason- CONT ee LONER Serene low rent; two “business, Call 3336 Loc 30 acres tillable; a _ Boe MR rh BETO LON ie onde e 1 Uwe will Selh movable ovens, guaranteed | or FoF" PaPiseerense® Ee Feterences. | aBie price: Gull 1011" 8. ator av ving rooms. 1681 Gravele 5 12 hens, 18 alts pF | satisfactory; terms to suit. Write for cata- EErSUpEe EE pee BAKE SHOP aOU IPMENT—Proof boxes. CONFECTION ERY: —Two big livin rooms in ARAGE—And on inte 000; Toate wherries ; rees. > © 2 O J. logue. Middleby-Marsha!! Oven Mfg. Co.,; YOUNG MAN—Or woman florist for loca- troughs, bread racks, pan stands, show- back; near dancing hall. 2750 Arsenal. : © ie t t Olive | ~~. re tet Teh ees om Rr ~ 7 . clo , N—If tt ke a $8 monthly se Potos . TO LOA = you warm to ma 603 S. 6th st.. St. Loufs, Mo (c36) tion in West End; must have $2000 cap-| cases, cash register: cheap; Monday. 3 | CONFECTIONERY — Delicatessen; cheap: D. . Vv: cash price 4 ta meand see us. Sweet title ER Lay - a . ital; give references in first communication. Chouteau ay. __ livin rooms; low rent. Box M-66, P.- BE an advertising agent. We teach you Box T-68, Post-Dispatch. g ; J —— : Toe: CO. 6008 N. + yA Wainwright Bldg. . ~ Open Monday grening. (c99) Ca Om an quickly; big money; «pare or full time; | 20% 4-05, Post-Disps (¢) | BAKERY—Day work only; West End; much CONFECTIONERY—And_p restaurant; cheap;| monthly wit hsecurity. Fry D i s—On North St. Louis real estate a 3: first lesson free. Central Advertising YOUR 28-word advertisement in 60 country traffic; patent oven: sacrifice, 3000 best location in city. 5213 Gravois. vestment Co., Vivteria Bidg., acres, 4 7s | ralij- - at lowest rates, in sums to suit. = 10 (aa Agency, Box 253-G, Champaign, town new ‘spape $3. write for lists. easy payments; lease. GUTH, 1289A Mam- GON ~ MGT 2; cust. [ en“ - C ONFECTIONERY-—And ice cream parior; blic road, iDLACH & CO. 3815 N. Broad- BUSINESS CHANCE—W uld like to meet a| Crawford. 30 Raker, Syracuse, N.Y. see __aceount of sickness. 7550 Capaeeher, GASOLINE § timber: 4-room fram (c89) Loan Cc Tr d ) h ii { $100 or ; we BAKERY—Thickly settled central territory: = mn house. smoke house - - —— O respon ent party who is wi in nvest CAN YOU QUALIFY? real bargain; suitable terms: Berkenbosch : ° and C oads. 4140 Olive ring: $700 use, may TO LOAN— Private party desires more in an ab olutely § mfe, good-paying Large Kansas City manufacturer of the oven; machinery. rooms; cheap lease. rity yg S200 chek . 39:27" Gravols, GENERAL MERC HANDISE— = © and vaca nd proposition. Box T-3 (c) latest thing out, sells to every merchant on ae -' ash. 32 Axt.. 810 Chestnut st. . - esonds on flats - “ay c) 2 = sight, desires high-class man for brane | GUTH. 1259A Hamilton. SON sroceries, shoes and notions. G. J. 1 P ” FOR SAT. E. See OM I ud t | I C CHARTERS — Deiaware; 7 cheapes*; manager, St. Louis; this opportunity re- | BAKERY—Splendid business: more than I CONFECTIONERY—3 living rooms in rear; mers, Browns Spring, Mo. cultivation. in Lafayette ~* oN. TO — 100.090 aot improved en la nsurance QO. ebi Chartee Pegg WD — le quires approximtaely $750. which amount is can do; good location; will sell equipment make offer; rent $27.50. 61585 Page. aa eg Ty com rectioners: Ps of Kansas City. This 4 estate. at et — net returned immediately without risk or specula- and rent building. C. C. Grick, Box 14, | CONF ECTIONERY—4 rooms. other busi- tien. 1415 Fran hels wheat, 90 bushels a ' rn ony — eee si trus f A . ; CONTROLLING INTEREST—$100.000 man- ition: this will pay from $300 to $1000 and Belle. Mo. ness. 1410 S. 7th. GROCERY—And ory ‘Cabanne house and b § BLAKE & eatnut. 8) O a merica ufacturing corporation, with all offices more each week; opening will not be avall- | BAKERY AND HOUSE—a good busmess CON FECTION ERY—Doing Rood business: ne agents. nd market Post-Dis. om arns. For R. BRUNE, 624 and management if desired: good oppor-/able long: if you can qualify phone and ar- ; Wi Che ) 3 ; ' 18 miles southeast from St. lovis, near school. 1106 Baya = ON, LOAN—Any emount of trust | tunity for man with associate who can fill; range appointment with J. C. Davis, Statler pace 1) ey: ¢ GROCERY At confectionery d Several A No 71 j fonds a 8 to 5% eS eaterent on R04 6 H ESTNUT ST Pours: on ~e will handle. Box T-129, | Hotel. Suite 1142 ae) oe ee Pre er Nogge AE ot wed CONFECTIONERY —Linht wrocere: 4528 " Michigan av. security; sm rees: privi- ‘ es | ° ’ost-Dispat ) 7 : : : 0 1200 acres. UNo. 1 q of repayment given if desired: must be EXPERIENCED services organizing com- A BUSINESS WAN TED Bi eRe ae: within 38 miles: do: pe convinced. ~—- Onrede. 1800 oN. Mrasl market: for %. none over 20 miles i deed of trust: —-~ description of ° mon jaw business trust. A. Morrison, 6 Will advance money for operation of any ing over 17 y tale business: Berke SNe ee ee Ce paying GROCER Y—Good * " ag and railroads: | Feng re MONEY WANTED WIONEY ry a A bsiness project. Give particulars and cash besch oven; machinery complete; ‘only bak- in eee $250. Box + o.” Poet Diem ~% BALDWIN R. ek re = ~ awieeresiars LOUIS P Demi ? trust made or bought.| MONEY wid $205. a : = RENEE CMD in tens WAN ED FOR SALE—‘ Largest auto supply house in} required. Box M-94, Post-Dispatch. ery in city; also cottage adjoining; won- SSNPREON ERT a ———s ete GROCERY—And market “HBCOND deeds o ° h —$2 on mi at; | } ‘orl loor.”” ld S : oF —— ep 4 OLAND A. WISE. 34 21.. 812 Chestnut. rental $960; value $7000. : M achj fr: C2 hand! I f oil J av. M. i eervice: reasonable charges. mission. Box D-330, Post-Dispatch, —=s_—s_| eee ee a in net nn me | simple demonstration sells it without talk- _5T. LOUIS EXCHANGE (Incorporated . : _or invoice; } 6°90 Michigan %e99) . ERING AGENCY, 3627 Gravois av. MONEY Wtd.—$1000 on first deed of trust; | Are a high grade 6 per cent investment and ions ee dp rate mony Pe yg gee 8 ing; big and unusual profits; employ others; 708-709 Victoria Bldg. Olive 1424-1 25. | CONFECTIONERY—Near school and oie CROCERY—Stock. show onset Ta mn Conway road: $2450. Dpen_ Monday evi ir : property worth $3000; 1 per cent com-/ are issued for any amount or for any term dress Far! ry M. Caldwell, 1017 Story av., | to help you and make oree grosses ex- BAKERY BARGAIN. _ 63: + “Loughborough. “s o- mann freezer. \soamter. "6 35 Cl tKWOOD TRUST CO. j MONEY FOR SALE mission. Box D-329, Post-Dispatch. you desire. and are secured by first deeds of | Louisville. Ky ie1} | Clusive territory: write immediately for our A first-class modern equipped bakery and nye pe mY -- | GROCERY— We Amounts $500 ¢ 5.000 @ loan*out at|/ MONEY Wtd -riv ' wants ber-| trust on first-class property, interes da he , re | DOW casy sales plan. Nash Shock Eoualizer/ yastry business in fine location; under a | CONFECTIONERY-GROCERY—1 large liv- ——Smali, confectionery « a -room house. 1 acre as- . . > | MONEY (Witd.—Private party wos 38 oer property, interest pai S you something we can manufacture} Sales Co.. 504 Goodrich Bldg.. New York. anand * aa : .2 ae ing room; show 2 doors away; cheap. lunch; living rooms; rent reasonable, pes: just south Cc gee eer cent on good «ity real estate only; row $200; good security, 8 per cent and} bv treasurer's check mailed to your address that will be a big seller? Dad's Factories good lease; rent $35; sales $45 day up; 3424 E ney 2253. RK Woop TRUS at = second mortgages also at 7 per cent. $°5 bonus. Rox E-13, Post-Dispatch. semi-annually, ALSO Indianapolis tnd ; , wil. bear strict investigation; only $2500. . vaston. : ST. LOUIS BROKERAGE CO., CONFEC TIONERY—Cigars, notions, | GROCERY—And meat matket: located Im ne "Heel can arrance monthly or semiannual re- ~ ~ nw — 7. cape ‘erry rd.; 5 minutes’ ride "ition Dian if desired or for straight term| MONEY Wt td.— $3000 on bungalow, near /|HAVE spare time and $1000 to: invest in ’ ice, 3630 Olive, nd pier lee cream; 5 rooms. 2 oth: ver central part of y hl pasteann mr 58 acres, $300 per acre; -— oy ane poe mmission reasonable and Delmar bl.; worth $7500: 6 per cent and F IRST DEEDS O F profitable business: must stand strict ex- RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. WE General Office, 3630 Olive, Grou cB2) 7 Al csaes ” 400 © , _Mr. e a wea 4 barn. __ Phone Olive 9008. *: rive quick answer commission; choice. Cabany &555W. Torn _amination; write fully. Box M-203, P. , P.-D, ; : nr - ‘\ONFECTIONER Y—Resat braneh GROCERY—South- a 00 week)! on Watson road. east of “Seb JAY KUHS CO. ‘10th and Ohestnut. MOX EY Wtd.—$5500 et 6 per cent, fiist TRL ST FOR S ALE HOW to raise $500 to $10,090 quickly. E. . ~ TE "E, RAN 4-chair BE nag Lage St. Louis; . tt og aod inention ae pesteanns — gannnce for opening ne $8 shop. tee yap oom house: fine view. Be wttheast_ corner. d 4-family apartment-fiat; South | In amounts from $500 to $20,000: all guar- | _Home. 1957 Warren, Chicago. (99) N WITH THE | ; also the building with 5 rooms, bath, fur-| _™money maker; schools. Forest 9246, 395, Post-Dispatch. a tK WOOD TRUST Co. ERXEY TO LOAN—City and county: low- >; worth #28, 000: will not pay commis- anteed to be first deeds of trust and for | IF vou have $300. will start you in new FLASKS, ETC., : mine ican 150 a week. Call 4236 W. | GONFECTIONERY—News stand. bakery and GROCERY Ver tee candy, + bg h. WILL OF AN ESTABLISHED BUSI- e. e$ 1338 ~y Pane “i Ey . ~ . 6 Rarracks and Union rd. Pa U, TO LOAN—On reai estate; | MONEY Wd. —$5 5000 on downtown inside . ¢ NCORPORAT ‘Ey b ‘old partner- > rc MOUIPMEN BAKERY—900 S. Vandeventer: l-year i ONFECTIONE word o N eas rne ichivan. 99 mpt ettention. STRODTMAN | , business property valued at $25,000: is a St. Louis and l nion Bl. on ship labiilt y. iy Larson, Wain- SS ONTING ROUIPMENT ETC. AT rent $85; receipts S000 monthly; $2000. | an and. back bar “oanay qnd cigar ongen, | and: tooat farhets bela eead” house, barn, fruit. on © TROP MAN 3607 North B . d first deed of trust: would pay 6 per cent if | — wright Ridg., St. Louis : BARGAIN PRICES. BOX J-205, PASIRY SHOP—And ice cream, bet yen tables and chairs. See A E. Schmidt t Co. cat Riverside 485 M : Ss iN AN, or road-/ no commission. Box D-367. P.-D. (c®9) FIRST DEED OF TRUST eae enapemeeinensas mp gam meena POST.DISPATCH. : (c81) Soe rent $35: receipts $40 and up; Inc.. 1113 Pine st. (099) GROCERY Awe MAR mAyton road; $2500 per | ———_—. se LADY with $750, millinery business: actual 5 se KI an e ~ Pe ate $1080 \ For sale on high-class apart- inventory: rent $90. includes lights, phone, BAKERY BUSINESS—N, Vandeventer; re- | CONFECTIONERY —Must sell, h: si- Di f° Btw . Title Guaranty Bldg. | ro = ic ullding, ~ years ee rents SS ment property, located in the | fixtures and heat: De Baliviere av. Box P- epts $52; lease; rent $50; $1500. takes it; rent $20; rooms. bat [E & st sRWITZ, "2604 N. 1ét pean . a } | per annum: jis worth $9000: want money a> : > peat 185. Post-Dispatch, BEAU Y SHOP-—V ernon west of Union; rent| ness; leaving city. 3612 S. Broadway, and GROCER Y— Jew n Ringer road; 4-room J /O 4 at 6 per cent interest without any bonus; best section of the West End 1 Oa T start ih; 100 fruit trees, 1 acre will eive clear title. Box D-272, P.-D.(c9% | § : ‘ é ; MAN OR WOMAN—$2500 cash, half in- a = GANIZATIONS $50, incluaing 2 rooms; $550. oh pes. HERMAN PAULE, **, Dave several sueranteed first deeds of ———ae —— —_———— Zz. WAGNER-GRANT-BELL terest; established neighborhood moving SALES ORGANIZ: i CIGAR STORE—Large vive business; heat CONFECTIONER Y—Saerifice, $1500; terms; ; : . for sale in amounts of $1500 to $8500: pag noe ba Wtd $3500" for ‘4 or © rears, * . REALTY Co.. picture theater: take complete charge; no Established manufacturer constantly de- furnished: eae a; Soe na SN Roe must sell quick ; lively northwest veer | ect ee and insurance with each loan. ern double at building: ats, 4 722 Chestnut Olive 106z. experience necessary; salary, half provits. veloping low-priced products with national |CIGAR STORE—-Do $1800. section; living rooms; low rent. GU . ~ 6-room house: on good @MPETERING AGENCY, 3627 Gravois av. and 5 rooms, with 60-foot lot: property : “ ; ° tore $55; receipts $150; §$ 1289A Hamilton. + . uis County: $75 500° . - —. Monday ev nes. cost $16.000; should get at 5% =| Box §-113, Post-Dispatch. (6%) | appeal is ready to market the cleverest ‘line | CIGAR STORE—Downtown location: receipts 2 — ee DIETZ & “GRRWI ; 506 N. 363m. pert mere x " Box D-242, Post-Dispatch. MAN—Now associated in general real estate oF ene “y e ag hg ~~ now $210; rent $39; $1400. ranch; onairal’ ease scciten: anna $3000: GnOL~eRY arte MEAT | MARKET—Will > ‘' r a r f es a a —— , ENAD ft & co., a oney See Us’ N ’ Mon ey MONEY Wa. —$1500. 6 per cent interest, LOANS ON PERSONAL PFOP'’T Y Bg pen DP pple 7 po tbs aeg E gfe moe salbatiner " ormanisation for Gectvetive — oY * , : : ERGER. ES a a . = of $500 to $5000, on improved ie AMORTIZED MONTHLY AND ALL RE- | MONEY TO LOAN—On automobiles. Room cone: write for particulars. F. O BAKERY Wtd.—First-class: must 5 oe ~f lease: 7UXxx weet; a ee “=~ and eon. por ea Bay de np gs os 8 eos GROCERY- MEAT MARKET —Whh 8 me Tcatian tae’ hemet* GEE © A. RUpe en piee: TURNED WITHIN 10 MONTHS. X |" 223 Newmarket Bank ‘Bldg. Sarah ara | 175 Fifth av., New York. -] tablished trade and sitgated tn fopatcne |e: Saye care baraein: $450. ~~ OUIS BROKERAGE CO., sell Tee sonable. the tab) As 4 DIE aT 023 - King’s q B16 Ce TE —. P-231, POST-DIS. Olive sts. NEW INVENTION—“Artpoint.”’ the wonder | _ness_district. Box i West bind EXPRESS—-And moving; O9xx west; rent conere? Ot 3630 Olive, Ground Floor. | Louis, Til ” ‘ — —- MONEY LOANED—$25 to $5000 “The | pencil; cannot become clogged: uses all | BAKERY Wtd.—Good location, West End | EXPE se: established 2 years; $900. (c62) venings 8 to ers , . GET OUR LIST OF SBCOND DEEDS. . ~ Fo on pencil; ¢ j session desired. $25; lea 3 a: 6 : 1000 $5000. well secured, %n improved Morris Plan’; payable in 50 weekly pay- leads—indelible, regular and marking—lasts preferred; immediate pos FILLING STATION—Lemay Ferry roa —; 5 : are A md sTORE—with ® slack cog od leque: G-rosm frame: © mS! p Lenz & Son one comme liberal discount cesides reguiar | ments: charges 8 per cent discount. Indus- |} a lifetime; made_in 3 sizes. he oy 4 wept e _Box M-90, Post- Dispatc> 7 a; rent $20: lease: $135 “ a ~ 3 Reng te ge eg: in cose ieee en bs arocersee ~~F live st rd an vineyar : . ; heli @ ; , Loan ¢ 714-716 Chestnut c&) ‘ith silver or 18k gold: most eautitu : Wid.—Have $5 or SARAGE—And repair: 7xx ’ e have a good place w ‘ schoo, « automobile road, Ramdas ae. Enformat ss MONEY TO LO AN Any GUSSER @ HORWITZ ll sty MONE err = = ewer ae a workmanship pe acne te) a on ts = ne i “invest in some business. Bex)” lense: rent $200: "$8000. building; 61xx $46: sales $26 day; oho | gm Bey! 5500 Fulle om ny time. Albert Pulduer, man. = ~ hen 7 ens " 9 tN. 7 "| a! o others; every demonstration makes a sale; 919. t-Dispatch. _———— GARAGE—Including Lew . cash, balance notes; another wit rooms. Uerton mcg : 7yARMS : £11 WAINW RIGHT BLDG. Olive 4790. Central $442. 218 XN. th. Olive — sold. Auto Auction Co., oe everybody wants one—millions will be sold; M-"1% - Los a Jeneral store, in country Gravois: $15,000, $70: rent $28, sales $25 to $50, price $800, only GROCERY-DELICATESSEN —— Hamilton: in. Mo. d roads: iand REALTY CO SECURE 6% DEEDS OF TRU ST i}. M.S o. 1 exclusive territory right means small for- | BU SINESS Wtd.—u 0.000. Box T-396, | GARAGE—And filli ing station; rent ‘| s¢0u cash. balance notes; another good cor- RY! AC - : oy 5. ; ae | 3 “ ; NEEDIN ONEY ty vefo oo late: office-to-of- or small city up to 5 v 500. a - price $2200); rent $90; including 4 rooms ne water: vriced ht. _ Over a Quarter of a Century.” ARE YUU k GM LY? See us for! tune; get yours before too late: Minne sota a $20 for $1200, no rooms, rent $20, terms aac Wek af - RUST “66. J. W BU RIAN GEO. N, COOPER, quick salary and furniture loans: low | fice men are cleaning up: sells for $1.50 /| Post- Dispatch. en | GROC ‘RY -Market and saloon; pines ne! bd , ° . and bath; daily receipts $40; books RK WOOD TRUS » - i 808 -Chestnut. Olive. 397 rates; confidet(tlai, Room 400 Columbia and $3.50 each; save time and send $1 for RUSINE SS Wtd.—Trade Memorial Park, Ar- building: Sidney street; price $27 350 half cash. OKERAGE CO ‘ ST. LOULS EXCHANGE (Ineo : and 80 acres. adjoining . ¥ is; lone on real estate; — ae “GUARANTEED DEEDS OF TRUS? Bide. 318 N. Sth, Olive 8957 (c8) } sample by mail and full particulars snd lington Securities shares; wee A oth GRe Cee y—And market, » including | build- ia FI GE yy Olive. Greund Bieer 708-700 Victoria Bidg. Olive 1424-1 separately or together. or | ta rates. = y , MONEY TO LOAN—On furniture. pianos, | guaranteed sales pian: state territory de- | jiear dry goods, grocery store. o Se J2xx south; $106,00 di © , . (c62) | GRoc rN, al! farms. This is on = g " mn We have a seiect list of 50 first and sec- | ¥Y- : nr - B ired. Desk 26. Artpoint Pencil Co., 1001 > er ae GRUt ‘ERY—And meat market, Including ~/ | GROCERY—wNort rent includ! - mot — fine land. in St. Lous . S. DROZDA REALTY CO. | ona deeds of trusts in amounts of from $50 real estate, oo and office Axtures, manu- _W. 16th a tn Amen. Cal _Post-Dispatch. -—- " : k. must well. $4000. 800. a WE siete BI ry | $500, $1200, 2 $1500, $1600, 2 $1800,| your possession: legal BOO of interest, oe See ee aaee a CONFECTIONE Riving rooms: willing to pay | asupts $600 weekly: rent $60; wit ~ Oe ibbon iy 4*Box 107-C. Greeley, Colo. en price wae ; o; sont tt “i ‘or fruit, on hard road, OND AN HI LBS, 97000, 10, 32500. SI00). 35200. sirictiy confidential alt letters answered | fect: capital needed to finance drilling. Ad-| good price _Box_ K-15. Post-Dispaten.——— | SCeRY—And market: 71xx S. Broadway: | Ser icaTESSEN—-And grocery: good stand| sf. LOUIS EXCH. ‘ ds of trust; a = N REALTY CO.. 40ans a pe cialty 6 per cent guarantee _——_ | fists ai DO YOU_NEED MONEY? ORGANIZE common law business trust; le-| GanaGme Wtd.—-W ith room for ale | 3: S7OO00 deeds of . = , lefinitels BR! dg L ‘erzZuson, Mo. } ar ke]. > Oe ro on! ¥ ; air ° Ww seldom have any W e loan from $5 to $60 to salaried peo- gal every wW he re : gre atlv red uced prices or more: wit] take lea je, inde mn : | 2 Fe \ dt- E ar ie kson | tw 7 te pw lace HF ye le: che: apest rates and best terms “ St. | for services; advice free. A. Morrison, 6 “— ality of Union and I asty1 sadn K. 1 Re att market: Ashland av.; rent; — ‘ - om ] MAIGHT OR MONTH I, wv P. AY ME NTS j PEA & TRA NSACTIONS pss ala tH RY THE i outs. Applv 207 Ch rout ea u Trust _Bk q.tcor 5) _N. 3 1 at. PO SaaS g P ost- Dispatc h aaa een - G Nas ) ae im rear: $1800. DRU G STURE—T ransfer corner. will buy b ; S70; | + miles ov TWO ; SOUTHERN SURETY C¢ L 04 NS—LOANS—LOANS_ patternmake or to experimen - — Good. clean stock, as par SINESS—In Liinois; $28,000. f hed: o Aoln eam - a bese “tee d, . P " ra- tant vou should know we'll let you e of toole chiner GROCERY Wtd. BOTTLING BUSINES DRUG STORE—Reautifully furnia n oy WE any roa : Serial notes in $500 to $1000 denomira por - a work, including use of ft me t on Laclede. Sow illinois; $13,-| ~~ 5 eile be have ve itving ae e. wasnt 4, “Denny ys, fur- Secure Our Proposition. | eemies ‘tiren deeds of trust are follows: $00, have it for the asking. at the cheapest phone.and light. Address William Huther. payment on modern single fla BOTTLING BUSINES In 1 | large transfer corner; long lease. x B rent $53. “lars © neck, A fixe r ~ a ta - = and most private terms in Mis- » . 1 "oor 1}. ic) E-110, Post- Dispatch. 000. including building : ~ | _201. Post-Dispatch. —— i : ? large modern 4 y e. 1¥4 Rj x 5 €1°50. $1750. 2 $2000. S2000, $10,000 rates, best in nost A. b a 205 > N sd st. “secon: : loor. or. CAL). Cc Rox av, a a ING—Of Fae ewings: $1 760. a IE tlh hate an arog eertitic e eye ve rime. : i. ee | lias bole s in. souri. Standard Credit Co.. 2081 Railway —- — — . ——— —~wtITKR: wi he buy y truc ack MANUFACTUR od 000; perfect titles and ample in me Open 8:30 a. m. to 6 p.m POU LTRY F “ARM —Half interest in one of HAULING Wtd.—Contract; HRASS—And aluminum foundry, $1500. DRUG STORE $K000 cash. balance terms. wanted. pean Gre iy $10 mf p surance (c56) best equipped places near St. Louis; re- make i.mee from 12 to . hy. Bldg rest 312 a; 1 tior Dispatch —_ os B : Exchange to suit business Fore 2ANT—North of East Granc; in proposition, Dis hi —— dank of Commerce Bldg. | : > = cash. ch 72, P Di | ie & _ Hox T-108. Post-Dis —_ reenali- Fine: 104 acres M. A. RUST & SON REALTY CoO., sean ns ; = S000 cs alloc 2% - oL Wed. —Box E-72, Post- = , business district; S15 = Wot Baa. | GROCERY—South Sprin az A RKWOOD nt =T a A, Central 3882. L R18 Chestnut st. MONEY 1O LOAN, 310 TO 350. qqures gy Sony make, SOR ee ee house. grocery Or | RESTAURANT—I14xx 5. Broadway; isp. | DRUG STORE—Well stocked, West lend: | $1800 and invelee: na loration; ee ae _ les ‘from n ra — —_—-— To salaried men and a on rend per- ( Caustand. FP rone niteiiiniiacniaiaiianeasiiiiaiaaiaa HOTEL | w td, ~ 7 M- 122 A 2 D. 43: store ® rooms and es irre 0 doing good = isiness; long lease, transfer | daily business ano: all caah busieesns aren . 2 A (} res, fF mite a » y without securitv or indorsers. sale: s and e: pay cas edo 4 ae N. Vandeventer: ? - t-Dis. tonal a Fribe os i tow a on 2 pam me —) nye 6 PER CE) N'P | M E M AK — - A STI ECI ALTY OF seep a ga e®aAasv PpPavment-. The quickest tF PRAC a I “gg for sale: pmodels and P Wwe hanging. cleaning and | painting done ne STAURANT — Downtown location: daily — ne seat Louis: fuil stock: ' etn elect te: srinter Nat ‘cae Tat oS . ran : ; A ‘T) , a {t ” ¢ ( > av. ms . r :_? re : mn. 15 — granwy: an Tires sage a .700 LAST WEEK. SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST SOUTHERN LOAN INVESTMENT co. | Co.. 3610-26 Enright. St. Louis, Mo. promptly. Meyer Bros.. Cora receipts andl | Ay rent $60; lease:; weil settled neighborhood ; will sell cheie» “Tr LOVIS EXCHANG ei ar : those garage, *ruit® ; MOP hing . any ammount on business or j I T . 4 i D4 I bertv c antret Frees Ridge in E F PEL. \ Bl. KE ( “hi cago manufac turer joing na- Forest 67 is - a a RESTAU RA . “45 l > : Pox “ T-73. Post- D*spatch =nened ' TOR. 7098 Vv ictorte Bide. Olive 4 -1 ite nelyding eam, ome pl ome | J Pie with smal} expense: no| SINGER-KLEIN REAL CC | eedwar ae Olive. Phone Olive 8579. tional business has some choice territory | erari, BUS SINE SS Wi te —Give ‘vacant We od J Sy CNTI—1 xx Franklin: $1650. | DRUG = STORE—Business district Kansas | GROCERY. Taylor: nickene “a ems. . Bay ba : we for papers: ean arrange | 104 N. &th st. (c14> | open, an ey ae ees ot we od Wil por Pe and cash. Dox M- ae. § -D > RD TRANT—Anad confectioner 2Oxx . Mo.: annual sales /000; B08 $25: including 2 reome prise rear: pt . Act. S10 Chestn at ots, Period ure to wet our fieures if | Phone Olive 34, Olive 9404. or Central 1109 | SSSy-TOANED 10 SALARIED PEOPLE | Soe ta annette “pad anert te adaee oar mae | ROOMING 1 FOUSE Wtéd—Box B-70, PD. 8. Broadway; receints $40 dally; £008, 5 | tgase, low remt; money Meet... eee, ness from large tal; daily receipts 5 ana 10-acre tracts. suit. a “dh a ew a lo ~~ “FOR 8S ALBIN VE STMENTS é , Men and — on aot om te sel}: re fe rences required: RC "; MING HOU SE We td. er rom owner, no ag, hy RANT. N. 14th; ren ; ee TORE oo 40, aah — lege trans —" PEXCHANGE “ arming: some of the m 4 704 Chestn: ' | $19 to $5 distri r r here now to allot territory. | e ndell 34305. year 7 0 80 1G i s “yee: Charlies County, lor LUN‘ age + $i 000. register ; no agents or pikers. Box T-104, Ose fied. 1425. and near good wwn, Se Two Offices: ments. Quick answer. No red tape. All /|SA -— ager n ’ desires 4 handle any | article trict. Box F- Ls — mea en Bg ik. 192 moe x Jefferson; rent $17; _Post- Dis. eee ” merit or ew or d ici 7” WANTED aa MT Gi ARANTY FINANCE CO.. | Merrill Salea Co... 9 West GSth st.. New furnished: West End. Box M-210, P. | $3 75. Olive: income DRUG 'STORE—For Ny ae drug store. ' } ~..% ja? ; > , *. a — ss A a i ac F TRU or § | NG HOUSE—43xx good clea: real estate. oh eres: ef tines, . °- ST—Second, for 200; 4 Room 0 Central National Rank Bide.. York Hey aR EU Nae Be ROOMI :: dice, e posmenstONy 4 er rproverty will tne Box. P-.| BRIN I OPS ive 78a. 705 Olive st. (c1#) | Sipe SHOW and carnival concessions for | S56MING HOUSE Wtd.—For cash; “12 or SMING MHC oath: 3S Jones: $1000. oS ee tot Gatiiens minnie § Fim _ pain coe a ¢ ishatch FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST FOR SALE, _ N festivity being eremeted hi! more rooms; transient. Davis, in care of SALOON ; Sixx Cass, rent 100: 8 rcome 5-142, Post- Sede ¢ 4 “4 . F ry ees ee . > Y A winess men's association: state particula / —~ a50 2-392. § garage, machine yr j sy MG UST—FEW SMALL 6 PER |AXY AMOUNT. $1000 TO $10.000; PER- MONE ll O LO nog he ef concession and in what man-|_ Grace Hotel. town owe and one _ in ne so $70; 2 ae. DRUG STORE—-South, pear Grand a¥., price jisterns and aprings. ¢ ma, WILL GivVE PURCHASER FPreT TITtFR- PLENTY OF 'NStURANCE: ; : R M-911. Post-Dt JOON Wed. aregd py restaurant: downto asin STORE—2Z7xx TY $7 000: : $90 r month. including 9 Tate ‘Truits, all kinds: 3] arr OMMISSTON AND GUARANTEE | DOUBLE SECURITY. “SEE Us.” : N | ner open Os Nan — NA vveterred, . Rox M-106, Post-Dispatch. _ | ""ing rooms in rear: daily receipts $50 and rooms ond bath: steam heat; wonderful to- , , . a . ; ‘ . > ptewss a - = . —* i S N . - . 1} s ? nancla ee a | ae inp A ori IS blackberries. dewberr 4 ~~, : XxX P-333, POST-DIS. | CTHIRIST'AN RPRINKOP R. EB. CO., Al j l OMOBIT] ES age a A ‘ties rr of "Ole - A343. | S18 CHESTS cae will incorporate; big profits. Box M-197.|~ cery on South Side. Box M-24. ; per month; a0 $60; quick sale wanted: lease, eta ished ’ e wstnutl. ive 2 . a : , $ : CHAN nee anne 208, Post- -Dis. : mannan ~‘ - ERINGS Bring your oe eng ars we _Post-Dispatch. , —_ | WE have buyers for good business _Pre si- SHOE REPAIR—27xx sheng > g rent $27: ST. LOU is E XCHANGE oS po a terms ¢an be given on rt Lox T-~08, agen y 4 ‘, ote EE (D OF TRUST Wtd —For $3750 @ IE I’ OU RK OF F 4 m® NORTHW ESTERN RROKERAGE Co. (STANDARD line oxygen acetyline welding trons. ot # What have you for sele? wh ere and 2 roome; income per week:!; 708-709 Victoria Bidg.. St ERAGE CO. om P278. Pose-Diniaten, | «Have eepectally attractive fret desde of | NUN har ga’ Rostmen's Rank RIE. 9 S00-481000 ‘neceamary for steck, enabling | 202 ae eery eTORE—10xx south: rent $38: Pinroud $2000. "nex M-S14, Peet-Dis. General Office, 3630 Olive, Ground ag on Java 4 RANTS a) LOOM} | fTNES Cae nn: ENS, “Seaeeete of Sieee te ‘you th make delivers, Bex M-196. B-D,. ANY BUSINESS SOLD fa eae STORE-28xx south: rent $50:|DRY GOoDs fe STOR Rm —Goad decptign, bes GROCERY AND MARK 0) pores, tio Grande. thon “ EED firet deeds of trust on well- | ¢10.900: paper ready for delivery ery —— | See Frank H. Aiewel | THERE is today an investment available in QUICKLY AND PRIVATELY “feorner store, 2 rooms in rear; receipts $12 gain for quick male. Box E-S®. If looking for Bi naan a. worth t “07 5 ise, “Louis. ee? * % ao seamen riv « more than Brey ‘Sh per cent to 7 per cent; security tA aw old established business now on «a + US NOTHING U NTIL W SELL. Ny $200. ble na —— re DRY ocaoops STORE—Clean stock: oP in a location where strict ; v- ¥ . S500. $20 $3500 6. Se melee ps ur ex- | Tf need of mofiey. Loans from profitable basis and capable of great ex- ras LARGE NUMBER O ASH pot TRY—Veneta s $400 ver week: merchandise; will sacri! . G903 Gre | will reveal pleasing satisfaction, it > C ASH | a mn ~s skOn0 ¥ on $40 ‘ iv suit vou: real estate loans is our ne | $2 ge: $300" call legal . upon your furni- pansion that requires an investment of aie RS. 25x north; receipts vele ov. set to nd : 6 R ¢ i : ind | 4 B~~ 0. $8000, $10.- | crugive husinesss. sel or write for our pric | ture or piano, which is left In your own | from $1000 to $5000: for five years this wat $ = them te you in our own care] $1 uETE J INV EST ME: Sir na sion = you i: wha the State” ly of fre and e clear title and | tist iseved esch Frida heme and not removed. Bills show a business has paid over 40 per cent an- We cave ves time and me oney., Roth phones. iy & Re Me 24 —_ es ee oo flor ef) | : nde for sale bY Se ce . (tornado peuren "e nually om ite capital. This will also in- t : sh, Da gE * NSTRATH, 7 Chestnut. | Edward K. Love Realty Co. | goods were purchased required. Estab-| terest the investor who desires an active 704.705 GU HEYE INVESTMENT. CO...) Phone Olive 70k. per acre ca . ' __ neanut. | t 2494. rm aa oe » a ¥ ox 0 et, at. 4 Sow | 704 Chestnut St. (c92) fished 4 Fears. 2900 to 2908 Market. (c99) part in the business. Box T-97. P.-D. ic) OR PUTLISMING CO gg, a — en _N, San Antonio, Tes. a at Kerth Tk

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Bo ; % siete ey oe RE a YS Rae - * ‘eer. | . | , ‘ a ee pe ol * Ei 33 ~ - - 4 4 LOO LOGO LL LO IT Sp eeenerme cea . ie. x = a — a ae aN - - — witiatinempelnamaniee ee np Le : eee el ee . 5 ee . ’ vanmaine > gre. oer etn pereene sapney 7 — Spee ts ce ere et oe - P. ; sd | FALMING BA G MACHINE - AND ‘AND $1730. 603 Frenklin ar. Der last and patterns: cheap. = STAN ry, market, soft drinks. Clay. | MEST AURART ae good business. 1139;}SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Estabiished: | }; good | ANO TUNING—R : — - Grocery and market; Easton 4¥-. — | N_ Broadway . location. paying business; mom c.. a giqetmas. 2701 Park. Grand’ . Vietor N lth, rear. $65. maorany upright. ma Grocery and bulidings. Genes. = — | RESTAUCRANTS—Cheap. cash or terms | a sickness; living rooms. Demat bi. (c62) ) PLATER-PIAN Ma aes $700. chine. “Cail Sand: an. morning oF Grocery and market: Obear. $3000 | Agent. 1242 Franklin. (62) | STE: Quik male ee _s——clodinn saeueen: a fe20o tuning and repairing: | used 1 $200. _3662 Delmar. ‘ci | (2017A East Grand. = “4 a - — ": Tes “+ : >. . SHOE STOR E—4973 Reacon av.. imc r : experience — i I z «el ition : VICTROLA—Very ee ee with records. stock. - Grocery and soft drinks; Co: “ rooms |" 3 livine rooms adjoinine and shoe machin- 44 Russeii. Gade 3283W. Victor 32601. | PLAYER-E PiaNo—I a Pereie “3600 one ston. | “Pill _ sacrifice. b= By Monroe, ; pao bo ame Ry: | eeleck / Grocery and soft drinks. Heber, $7900, nea rent vee _& _Sreewsy-. | ery: $6000 stock, which is all fresh and ic62) ili_eelf cheep. A. Fe — eH SSE | tral 4952. or Tyler 2384. befor alive arrtval ‘ying : Grocery and market. on De!mar > | REsSTat’ RaANT—c: i Seeder: $200 513 conn of ieveatery rice: owner's health —— | PLaTER- PTA’ Oo—Howard ~ Manualo-_ “Whe | VICTROLA—Abdt new Hex type ter. 4 ‘FOX TERRIER PUPS —2509 Minnesota. “ om Confectionerr, Labecie av.. $i7 2). ; __. Vandeventer ay. bas fall- Sorat, $1205 | RESTAURANT—On account sickness: doing ther information cal! STAR REALTY a ~ mptoyment | 1007 Market. ed VICTROLA—Richtone:; ‘gioha Ww. “a = can oaill: males 4162 Castleman. fe) : be ee eee oe ecacraat, Madisun,} —£000 business. 6119 Barcmer. | 1506 Hodiamont. Cabany 9555______"“' AMATEUR drummer would like to practice | PLAYER-PIANO—Howard Manuola; like me value. |\FOX TERRIER PUPPIES—Sis weeks old _ Bantams Fe . = Confectionery and restauraat, S08. | Festal "RANT—Doinge from $70 to $90 per |} SODA FACTORY—wWith estab ished —, —" 77 eed Gance orchestra. Call Cab- new: exceptiona’ bargain. Call Monday. | TicT ae new: slightiy osed; bar- 4963 Lotes. , : Delicatessen a sar, $5500. | day: open 6 a. m. close 8 p. m 3921 / Bess: sacrifice: make offer 4111 as 1007 Market ” oain _ 6312 Victoria. FOX TERRIERS—Groen, cenzine b-auties: | SANTAMS—Will seij ‘ TEN. Drug store, Salena. $430 l aEerae ona ne —— 7S. oe. A ORT—artist teachers: piane. | PLAYER-PIANO—Goot condition: bench | ViCTROLA—CBeap, leaving city. $334] real vets: very cheap. 4027 North Mar-| Waverly of CF chroa = RESTAURANT—And colfes house, in fac-|SOFT DRINK PARLOR—4135_ Easton. __ oice, violin, lessons $1,25 earh: catalog cabinet. 65 roils: price $300. Cell Sun- welmar bi. ‘c7)} ket st. -_ : emhets Lupchroom. N. Sixt bh. $- tah ; And coffe > = free. Bell pb - - | I “ . , ; . morse ; ee. i one, ade— 4645 Weltner) @-- I17TMA Sermnni-+ TICTOR- VICFROLA— AL condition ;: cost | rRENCH POODLE—Male: can de tricks: | i “ ) must Sei) at once S02: ' SOFT DRINK PARLOR— Room o nme en ~ SLA LC EE RA tn ee le Bakery. Greer av. $ 200. ae . x Comservatory of — — gasses sow | Se Rowe oer |“ piaroping guice ante aaron on MIG) Sra Se Nowe S000 SE Flamer oy | PLATER PLANO, — SUiaeee, ST gig | Sis meitee S78: recone Foret | fies commutes, 873 Be | CEGHORNSowaie g : ) eS s = : iTSi-ciaes i neignoor- | i . het ET SONGS. jazz SDarior: down- connection: gyod ~2*s0 Z for selling: uM Cr = ; tically new: call & unday morning or fon 4042 NS. Lith st. GERMAN POLICE DO“—Ins Imported Linde e | Machines. ......1 Suite 18, Korte +s town; money maker; cheap rent: terms; "e. 1014 N_ Garris: AN W'td—Goml: deady job all! day. 2017 East Grane. $40 co Clayton Road Kennels. 10 ine 7S40. " Me Monroe. RIT Pine st : peer £08 amt. | ViCTROLA—With cabinet: very loud; out. {7 | LEGHORNS—Pure, wreeceercrecel __(2)} |STOCK of general merchandise: - stone build- ; PLAYER- PIAN }—Good condition: reason- - $23 - ae ' 33-9 $85. sell for $25; lot ef good records. 10s GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES—Pedizreed. 6 monhien strain; young Ly A ee 2504 N. Mth eee 4. se or MUSIC } 37 Wax -~* i . REST AT rant Yutfit onet ox er an wr ' fice here. Park Sievenaie 346R. ws Maison ee others bi black. sa - ees cheap Ww q 5 DWARE STORE—Gravois avenue:; rifice. less than he other business. Par-: chard; pastoffice and, express © een - | Kietn st tees TICTROL nee ~gas bed. dresser, week. weaned: some $30. Laws -| Meramec tars ebster | «+++---BB » —_ sell immediately account of own-/| ticusrs at 511 Clark ar Mrs. L. J Zimmerms — ._ Seffriesburs. = gap + os “a tod Ieee ae Bieta PL {NO Apel! o. 8S-note: fust ex- se hift ne yo Seeen cooker, kitchen | ** _~ gS eater cars. cars. a a Fish ..pt 9 pl s health; will seli on invoice Trueson, ' RESTAUTRANT—-, — Deimar: good busi- TRU ESON. I ) 2 oem retted instruments, to pay for | a metal sprit motor. easy to op- oe gag Sin achi easonabl Market and SS > . iy treet (nive mngee ‘ing for I = . ne ' Pleasure. em>! cee only wanted. K-305 | changed meta ng cabinet. dorme. Singer m ane. Fr 2. ati te Room 314, S16 Olive stree | Mess: feaving for Los Angeles; sell before ‘Post-Dispatch omiy wanted. Box K-300. | erate: $10 rolls and bench; bargain, $165, no dealers. 3237 Missouri. ae POLICE DoGS—ar stua; tmport- Minorcas Py . . ; ron torhrhed a. : oe > : | 5th. (2) RTSINESS PROKERS $7 per month. Ascor von der Emscherwacht and a ce 21 bieck een ereeere = yey mee ate D — .. ~ | Room 314. 818 Olive. St. LousSs UTE S50- ‘TWO. s2 xophec T " ' , k ; I‘DWARE STORE —Have a. Sstoxa of; RESTAUCRANT—Exce lent boeriness ard —e ’ + + - “ Phome piayers would like to join : SOLIAN cy. 1m} Otive st. Echelle, - * 4 wwe! — ms ——— : = —_ Ser someone to get inte ihe Siuens. terms | RESTAURANT—Furnished for sale or rent: | ¥A ane er Fn ses oem orchestra. [0 Diay at picture show on ER- © kage nt and m excellent condition: MUSIC ROLLS—Sightly shopworn and e®-| yor-xpD PUPS—Two: $12.50 each. 4242) cocks. 33.50 each wae Very sve — “2G Post-Dis ? furnish rooms in heck 3333 Mar- tion; Will take $22 50 cas a) ore union. Pox H-261. Past-Dis a | 3 aaa poe 4 ae na bev til | on changed. ine’ uding Metrosty!e- Themodist - Chouteau av. (Cc) i — orth Market. : “3 of mile wees “asi moe 6-6 Ss nat PA Gatatte . = (Choernine Tarnuery av — — j 4 with DS C! x ; th | Melo-‘-Dee and QRS: ltarge selection, 10° - —— — x ‘se for ty =.woerty _ a = ~ . ccnvenien: terms y. * BEYER £ ‘$0 BY th | _ @ HOTNDS—tTwo coon ; very reasonable. ie 7 OTEL—Wiilil trade for city -. . | RESTATRANT—With bakers in comnectior VARIETY sTORE—Veryv compete: geod. : oad °37T cents and 2f cents. — : Rhode BAL Swi R. E. CO. 789 Arcece Bing ic} “NS irally located im Highland. 1%. Felix | trade: rent $23: ond oprortunity for Wanted and Locust ong ape meg AEOLIAN CO.. 1004 Ofive st. _ 5667A Easton. r= : HOTEL—19 rooms. rent SSS: e004 Income C Belin, Act. 1510 Main st.. Highle-4. | someone. C.J, HILT. Act. 810 Chestect | pianos Wia—in exchamae tor tivne- —— or. A or. XS. 6 cusntion, RECORDS AND ROLLS—S$i dozen, ex- | HOUND—Raussian & olf: at stud: | CHICKENS- bs -_ D A price $1500. C.J. HILL. Act. S10 Chest-| 7; 99> 'TARIETY STORE—Esta‘lished 10 yaw: aTaphs. Secbuobert & Son. 2607 Franki’s —— (ge of game for storage: 1 will change free. 1343 S. Broadway. P Blistai stock. 3644 Russell. } @uality 30 pul ‘ e -— . — — _ aot h ’ eo : 3 whole ea well trained females. Come} : nee HOTEL— : ciearing > — DEst4 etn J »~ : > ie’ eo alre a nrtere ate - ee pst er : . ' r ~ 16-t “ = at 25e eacn . rec- a r. ; : es - nel Brokers sisting of dishes. tab’es. ciairs. counters. — - : -~ ; electric and foot | ~ oris ert 4 =. tc ¢ = = CHICKENs— - - 7 price $200. M.S. Reed, Hae . kitchen wiensils. one Ford coffee urn, cash | VARIETY STORE—Doing a nice busiress. | instruments For Sale REPRODUCING | piano. elecrie 33344 "S| ords. exchanged. 10c ouch. Val's Paéno-| HOUND—One-balf Beagle, well broke, 12 | “MEGS and white. an Vv ,rt 8) ae. . ~ hent S°000 «771 oc: ‘teratel ip Seuth power: metal tuses. ca?an. . - cag) bea > aaa Purd. ; “1 whites; TO —_— ‘ aT a? oe a can register and other artic es. For real bar- a. wut - ~ a" vay Pee — | ACCORDION— Handmade 4 : Compton. (99, | frack Shon 109° Pine st gauge shotgun | rau ~~ finest foundation HoT Ls—1s. =5 o = _ : MURPHY garns see Prosser. onwU neve SK. ona VARIET ae a ; also 2 pups. ieng broilers, colony heures é SSON_ 1023 Chestnut. Main 1173 come "60: doing 50-day serving: two meals: ac- ing “ving sosume. reccis 2) oer es Oe wane Krays. 36 bass. 27 ee 4c99) | Forest 2579. ears $s each. 63194 S. Broadway; call) 2%:-acre poultry * .a7 — Te. Pe a. im ‘ ty. rea & wil ‘ wiv tf ck mee of + Bet F @ee. marin r 7? Ss IAT Ts EXc HANGE (*ncormeratet = — = Tr , 4 Ser . ; ze = “ = B =e al} — lease. terias om = sane ~ uaas ey, § ’ eae ate. “ es awe 6s | Vietor a Bde ‘- ‘te $°4-91425 “yr 7 | STEINW AY—Gr2nd aro ont. ‘ Ais Mon-tav¥ . = ; tema ’ 47 pn Speldine. Fox te. - i i S€:. +101 ACH : 2. st wow SO—Chead. 2320A Texas. i ton i611 ‘2 Rankin. Richmond - Tom inying. Pas oh slephones. steam te a — — —_+__—_—— amon = — — | CPRIGHT > PTANO— SS ee | A ; _Mo. ci water oe _— az = MITRPHY RESTAU RANT—RBareain nerth of East WOODWORKING PLA NT—Ecuipped for| BASS DRUM—Rells and extra drum equip- | SP BROS. PIANO—Geod as new; $50; ¢ ; Heights. = PULLETS . ea - oh nm _™M er 1173. ; (stand: in large business cis rict: no com- ca bine? and rmi'iworks fi-e-¢ci*ss Mma- ; ment at a rare bargain: phone Keasier. ; WE mane , - “ 7 $10 am ovo. “ Trueson. inc. Room 314 S16 iorig Bide. Sth and Locust. Olive 784. !—Rosampaas SBroOND DE =D” sell_cheap. 3025 Pennsyivania av { month end up. _| Selid agate. 30¢ line daily. or Sun KIT —— a, a Bore = Poultry—M _ hive street. Olive 9552 Chntral 2290. GET OF Caen” j Sti > So d aT eg) IT rootrs , wes ; " - : oe a eee Se » = ao - . - " me ~ * ' ¥ —— CLE. - + = - 2 £ f : ; le — o m es trom St st @ bersain. Box P-64 Bh as Jee noresvormmannygg ve tb so. ge All pt nenacti-n GLASER & HO°CTIT7 Realtors. Sea our display or send for catal hoe | gains im used upright pianos. granc | oe + yap Rn — bmg , 4 ‘ Dispae LLEWELLYN SETTER PUPS—Six months | FoUNG HENS Veay > Vat ee - ba ye. SMITOOR!, ANCHen 2ne gee ye Orie 47a Cen. 644° 314 x _7e. icR3) Y iT ~tT = | wie mos layer-prianos reprod ucin pianos, ; , “ . ¥ us ' old cood stark F Rieert 1349 Macieon kins , Poo -Disratch. _ ialetoiaine _— seats 2/} so small dining room seats 1 Sn hah AE »2i 12 > J. PLA‘ & BRO... 613 Pine st ! ae = 4 vadies. price 35. $10.1 ‘ a fe: # deat — =e. — ce: F “LLYN SETTERS—Chol 4 athe | or Tk - a eo > Ea TO? — coor Milin : is town r ~ hw v .* , } ~ r q ? hy -_ = 2 RISINESS ror Ss AT r ” ~ , r LODO 7 = er. rye ye Gasing " > P “ee - ' 3 tamee Tee so 3e uA SS. ass Bs Zs ss S* el een o?. mo" = » ee) JEWELRY = waned = . two men; worth -_ — = os an iss oe acti ened FINE LOCATIONS. PFat P LPrarNns DRUMS—dOne complete set of traps and $15. $20, $25 up: you will surety find just | : ota: 2 male. 3 female. EK. F. Kleppisce, | ene ee SSS Ce onbe $4000 for quick — ae ane awe Starry at'y. KINDS CASH OR TERMS drums, $30. Twinrer-Reed Mercantile Co.| the instrument you want at just the price | Ww = | Bowling Green. Me. Pigeons and Pet about SMH: wi take — Riverview crive or quick sale, S30 RI-SINESS INVESTMENT COMPANY SOS Market st ich} you want to pay; easy terms; $1 weekly | antea ; : you at _ © > | LEWE r ¥N SETTER PUPS—?t months 5 ‘BIRD Cai CAGES— W icker, A = ome — e — ie an at, ie. Ta ae Gener 1 Office. 3630 Olive st gro ground Moor. MAND I LIN at rt ® os ‘i S4 ~wethiv wp the valuable Kieselhorst BOS \N "TERRIERS — — r cash: vr Latics r-TO Dn SD Bi ING jOUSE—13 —— ee : — _—— we in « —aADy¥ -T w EAR AN DRY 2.1 NM ING Ho | 7 era SAXOPHONE—B-flat soprano: cheap. 2220 +> &79 1007 Olive mn = = Fecults a, $30 - 2 good re ROOMING HO +9 9 a SCRA ZS “ ess Wroming tat tished 1 peng ERE Harlin. a Bi home Sonday. ‘ Hogan. 6562 Bradiey. § Wnier. Mea : _BIRD SEEDS—Bira ea Box ©-! ~-. I —— os - a aa oman __ Fo = = ae oS L a-. AE a + ve. —S omenbien ee VL iwi wy ~*~ na i+ ad . ; sAXOPR — NE E be 7 in e xXulele guitar Tin Ch ‘ d Emerson. Ty 5 deman *"Nette are ' I» “> Ww td —Re-d —* = Le ey about PAPE POtN T ER—3 yea rs eld; Droken - alse | bird Cazes. & — 7 UUnTt : AT SS S. 2. ims _— gw a a " e94 ~ “ag : : — : > r- : oa UT ~ ¥ okt 4 SMALL. ae UNDR ce dn ty scated; tom | ‘ MING po age ps Ponape “ransen “Registering” | tee old. Grand ‘S17 ; SSSSA ee a ie se live ! ARIES ‘ for ee i ling. = Sy ; S at ax Sa Marset min oy . NG HOT SEL sae * Mi. The owner hd a bus'n ee extab’ ished for $54 ga — © — SO : o >. te ob ol sim. you $50 to sas8 “Sc5 =o TS18 30.2 * Ox Ti xR TE Wre ' t Sid nir® 34.59 eeroces *. /CANARI ‘ “a > . - . > a te — ——— - = i + - - . > ry ~ " “= List : ban = . +b + — » - ? ; o* = “——a + F / a? eet t re TG —* e- suo tati. it : : _ ; 4d monery makers: terms. Sidney -2oN. 7 . — ay = gn- che violin maker. 352 ) ‘Fraokiin. (cBS> none better: $6 to pee e- a aie | PH rea! omen TexCHROOM—Will sell cheap for cash. _§& oe pe ther interests. The business pays an an- | — 7 ~ prize | Sixteenth. c83), nev 2620W. 2715 Osage. iNTER—4 One female. 7 morths old: a real | _shi ap _aaty. . & ROGMING HOUSE—12 reoms; ail reoms nual profit of about $790.000 and n be in- Vik {LIN—Jose Fiel; took erand Dr .z | | o- be ; tne Dick Liebler. Sx Jsecb. TL | CAN ARTES —Stnwenm, ; 304 4 East: n ; i. — ~~ bt Th 1 ~ . ale os ® =» os im wleedin . . ; —— - fu tT} r barga ior - ‘Bai m ; “s Am EUNCHROO \Mo—Nerth 6th st.. price S$i500,; terms 3722 Otive. Room 22__ __ | ing list. Full investigation, includin audit | recital wor rie 2 tay aoe 0 11 * nae wiel) | , Will pay. Write Clark. 3848 Winteer vi. imperted orange stud. 3441 S&S. Grand. | birds Grand vw Page a eeiling account other business. ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms. furnished;| of the books welcomed. | THE BALDWI IANO « Li Olive. ( POMERANIANS—Grown and punoies: vert CANARY BIRD ’ g DIETZ s GERWT ITZ. “504 “ 14th bd wena aii “G31 Frank!in Address + DF Mali « niy’ Iv. G. F. Knox. i CHICK ERING—Baby 2srend.. a can con - | tiny: net ig reed. na bi F st aeq ' Wel ; —— j Tres cHeR 2 pace: mf a toc | ———_--: |; cc EF, ——~as —_3,.) im care Hagh, K Waene Suite T1l Catu-; ditien: owner moving: must be sold for Dogs and ¢ and Cats For Sale 5434 Mavic ; aa, i : . NCH R(isnIM—Rea!l gvod Re ne eee ete’ ¢ | ROIMING HOVSE—S reome, rent $35. price] — et Bidg.. 114 N..7th st... St. Louis, Mo.| cash at once Ca! "E52 Clarendon £2) STPED: a on = ws * "ee ak ons - i — ~ — _- : HARKET-GRO™ “ERY—4936 Be ge ~ Age meme reason sitkness. £100 Marriand | oi Frees? =. 9 AIRE ALE—Male 3 months; $25. 4031 _** coats: tiny. sturdy kind 53°S Cabenne | CANARIES—Singers femme Be See Ser eS TS naak of Commerce | ROOMING HO” SE—Sacrificg: $1000 cas APgTS Hass Dright plang: $50; fine tone | _Castleman ay, | POODLE PUPS—Xice let. snow white: sen-| pociit from. Ease : -” SBesrmbbendbonlie = 60%) | 5 cena: SSS vent. AEE | Medien M U S I C A 4 7 ae al-= . P AIREDALE—Registered Alredale at gtud.| _S>'¥ Priced S425 (rive st ars ai ; _Bidg SS 8 eee ee LINDEMANN—Mahogany uprith: plano; in We are siete a number of Fores: S206. 2629 Marcus. (c) PUPS—Shepard collie: male: $5. 910 N. SANARTES— . : MEAT ——— ur Without °r > . ee” en > ie 44573 G0od Condition chad 4228 Ficra. al IRE ED * esa : . Sarah. rear. cages. Call ; 3500 x T-237. Post-Dispat S85: 5 socms. F450. Linten $053. __ — h ad Used Pienss ond | * SL ar ee eee |_1s21 Bacon. oe ! a ki Lc” vUMAREET RoOOMIixG HOCSE — xx Westminster: § OUR used pdance, from $75 vp. are — shopworn an 2917 Cass PUPS—Chean: between fox terrier and bull | nae = Be MEAT AND ‘ Por FABLE RARAS |] mus sell family trouble; barzain. Ap : fui bargams: we fully guarantes them. Player Pianos. ‘AIREDALE PUPS Pe tigreed: call between | tac. 4072 Srhi'ler vi fer | AX ee ‘em, y 3 Veuck; grocery if wanted. 1It2" S. Ewins _ Oe = 4 Owe Sole rearr, 20 line das’y. of Ga. wou run ny risk; terms to sult you. BEY- | @ and 2 46648 Faston av aia fc} PUPS—Aliredaie:*8 months ofd. Inquire J. quakty: argos > 7 ene sonemeantiedh al Serene na == -—- PY Ae Listlay 2s¢ daily oc Sus outo’r- RS. 17th and Locust 037) ae w = seitiail + AT ‘and ve ret table : Larket npe . : og ss ce enna €26) ~ Sonn ee a Ss i@ : is & A #ics : _ ae - : a thei Tr st a ; » Ss ich. &-" 1 Wise : 4 ; - - 36 x Lith Re ~ A}. be a = fa rs : ab sid J four asate 36 ~ dzi y _- yh! . — — — ~aaeeeen —_ mm = -* oman f h h bee t Air siJA Oe ee se - = vera rs. gentile. p ay- = = | ee =. ‘er ‘ , ‘ e tand: leaving city. Apmiy 3946 2 th ae een aparteneet seutes Rented te high- et agg cag ge oy = RB |\ORGAN—And other turniture. Call 5077 Many ori tnese Rave n on fal. alert: $15. S. Chandier, 3015 Lever- | bu ppie = . AN ARIES —Sott-mote = ss 10 eciock. E. 5. Boulware “s nie Rox B-29. Past-Ihs play. svc daly séc Sum. Discowere, | “page ic et axr.. Alton. Tl ss =. te inal «bell. and mother. 3511 ‘e-s and females. 19384 ‘af : : . - ~ : class peop aS te aitiiiaii ger iim Agate —* times, Ic; 7 time, —_—— EE me on rent or received in exchange Soe —— 3 = — Laclede. Lindell 2133 (co) entrance nee ! [ee ile ne, ae 7. Ares ee des Gea years old. pedigree Boston : — : | m terriers: by champion Tiny | CANARIFS—S pr am saa MEAT “au Gaeta SLE MARKET—Do- fiw, HODSE_— + rooms) always filled.| Ze" 3@ tomes. dasty Sc. Sun. 2c. Disgiag JIRGAN— 7 nv daly ic. Sun. 5c: cheap today — 2 for new instruments. A very s!s0 Great. Dane, male, 15 months, -_* A. B. Cull. 4170 Fiad males for mating: olin & wis Dok iL - 2 Ost-i isp : Se = OW = Pe-nade : ¢ trmer. -> i ic. sen. sc. ] COT ne er "S474 C -forn! ay. 2 ; sy - . $i. ; s : Broad rey a as — large stock to select from. Just) pegs S200” "28118 cares, (ey | PUPS—Alredale; cheap: finest blood; pedi- | Pett a 9 ts PRATER and Spiritual | : 4 MeaT GROCERY. SEGETASLE MARKET — ems ge Geom, | : pena ; . = : regain. 2 3 = o ™ _ - 2 . "2 . “ibs “4 : “POT - > ?+>- PITA NO—Ma! O24 Y WPT ght. ba 3. 23114 Tr - ; : “4 : Be rs Tet, Beate ee ed. sil full, Lindell S14TW. 6637 | Musical Instruction Arsenal. Ca! Sunday. ¢) the thing for beginners or those szacte _HOUNDS— Raised and trained on | ae ‘CANARIES—Parckesta. mm Friday 2 p.m Box 5-285. Post-Dispatcs {6o) non Seal macys Bite bs at ii Syn? ATTENTION ie ~=. | PTAN i uprieht. $20 £ “k 2. Bremer. Robersrille, Mo. | PU PS—Toy Diack amd tan. 2 months: fine | fancy birds: you ere z eererre ee a t = : W- Phere ALDIENTiUN—Uxkwvlele taught DY comm- | PIAN* . Good uprignt. tor qudic Sa.¢. wh d of Wish to ay th ™e . sto hertee- tovewet as “FOURTH SPIRITL ALASE. 5 0 EE Slice MOREL teams. geod ferni- Sruction, professional Coeching. veice test PIs NO—Mahogany 3845 Garfield Steinbach Drehr Vose eee — a —— Pt PS— Registered “Exgiish hoagie. an | : *134 Bremer 6 SEAT MARKET— ome of the best in the . Mite Ft SEs ee eT ae te Tueslayvs and Fridays Nag gy ree ee a EBEAG LE HOT ND—Px maz! ment s 7 mom CA s — oe: doing $1000 per week business in m- gies vest “all Monées Lin a = = -—__—_—_— , PIANO—$100 Wheelock :* chiffonier. 36284) Wl Bradbury a 64146 We ar e. 3 months) oid. ready to start hunti ting. Henry W. oa oe . Sine-re | ) =. Mrs. Str ™!Heats on'!y r - reason for seiling Box a2" pata ong Saas = =e , sa = : ~- ma per — . > MING Hi ce Ff some steam heat ic ; 2 _ gyn a 414 s Spring TIcer Sa, ' i 4 a AE SE Rn i Oe Cae eee PORE Pca RD Bhai -“_* » ~ ~~ - . —+> — 4 é > 2 " - en SEAT MARKE el ee £105 4aily: earning furnished: remt $572.5 $500 SSCA | EAST aT 1 [han a“ardat oon ae ace -S-~ Lass at . -- - A rg ~ . males $10 feraies $5. 4439 Vista. ; AST ST. LUUtisS Christensen School guaran- ; BEAGLE HOUNDS Poona > —— - . 2h: ® rooms ; deman upright: , reascuasie.' Prices from $75.00 and Up EAGLE Hot Two females. 6 months | 5[ PPigS—Engllsh setter. 14 weeks oid. over sii wel rent 4) °ve = , _— ice teaching anvor to pi DOpPUlar : | i | ‘ See Le nee a See 2 F S10 23123 8. Corerton #e) 2 : | __ old : . c with papers to register: price $79 cach. ay : ‘ Mu uw -_e ss Ete Jotewon. : ee j eed t, | ‘* » ; ‘ pe DO 7 LA cash xa or write. FREE cat- S854 Potormac — . : | ; : BEAGLE: % montis of: fre nedigree Address Inck Rox 234 Peirce (City. Mo r % ovis = a carry fuli lime of “ma . — —s —: “ . - ana a aea Ps e - —* . -eas- ay >. k 4 =T Lart ts EXCH ANGE (Incorporated .. " " . * as . . 'e>o rea owla*t s" “with woes ist Pox , > 15 P .P> I Wi te rin er is — Ae . 4 . a4 - ey the e said cael ~s~4 e.-4 _— : - = - a —erme - eer ~ " LESS .— _ weer in: -™~ ‘ met “rom = ne PIAN amt>, : = BA CLARY UDrurat . $75. Cal. Artemis Bredford BIRD ™ Mr—Liewel! Tr set ler. 10 mons on Ho a 2£2ge = Fersten kittens etc. ‘s- — ta cone : st.- ec. é > ” 3 aig sOF .. — ~~ - Cornet. ToOmoom Sun4ay o- 1 Chinjewa st ~\ Sobhmer an others. “ad and toree ; > uet regdy for fteld ) ~T $ ee and Log Store. "acs. ; tai ° mal . : SPIRITUALISM s ea a page 4 ow Ml se . > Po eee > —_ “or f “24> rewire AT ste aa Aete, lt PI XN i. egg a poy fs i s = ° ; = > st ra sona be P rae 4 ¥ - 31°? © Post-Disnat eh : FOr fiet Ot) tree Bsa Nationa! Pert : ey a abhi : fi —New MEATS AND GROCERIES—Weekly | bus Franktin ll rooms, Agent. 1242 Frank-' MUsic TEACHER Wtd—tLady. for little = ao ae oe ene care aiet Pri f 95 > SET Cyee Sal a i) " al latex? ecu pmet o owner k Si. ; . et." 45 a ~~ - sas ci- c tr aa > ,TM " ; aes, . oa . rices rom $1 5.00 and U D. a4 a + oe N TERRIER—Marted well: : w+ers RAPRIT HOUND—_Good one. Cc i 441T : tor 845. See 3 * & PD. mi... Trees . “ bh “an . * * ws r vee EV: ONE 3) CoE bane " . 7 YT 7 Ss rarer = WwW. a ee = 34 “2S are . an. - . : = : : reas | Y aay Se Bee . owner . = POL ae__Neaur ¢ . “Sle al STRUCTION—Saxceheac, 2234 |) Te: Home Comftort range. i. eres Wilcox FLYING ¢ young v. Sonabic length of time; price $2800 and ROOMING HOUSE—Neatlr farnished: cheap | MUSICAl INSTRUCTION—Saxcphone. 7234 Sidney. Sidney 55 (2) : BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES—2 and 4 —— —___‘*)| SI5, take $7. igus _ READING every Sunday st & Saveice: Tent $30 rem; eaving city} selling) cheap. $ 5) - MANO-iiecisht- chase” dae Dee Music Salons—Srxth Floor _Tmenths: also matrons cheap. 1601 Belt yt ND—Bilack and tan: $10. | SEEDS fr ) i 8 >. m. 1903 st. =] 7 * ~——_ ¢ : - 3 - | rseA NL i ~~ a 4B YF ur ovuin De Tiene : , roe pr arate “ ™ “98 ps” 2 > Syren: - —_ ~ = _ y . 4 Pas | “ ° ST. LOL Is E “ ‘HANGE (Incorporate ‘Se Pee LO eee 2 a re we en a auiie’ ‘ord sate Deimear Sat eee righ: ie ' BOSTON TERERLERS—0Onme female, in sea- ~ amiiton ‘c? erm es & m at Broadway Geye : . Pe, “ry -—~ -oTr ‘ : _ ~ " - —- Pr > wes . .T oe - . Cet ~ es . ~J i—s.* Ob epg eg - » . . = : nl r-3 LE ARN “or aafe-save-svetem of buying *. t bt 4 } . : q ——- - , ‘ good buttding; best littie cash business in ba rg aston Ax ee ee eee 148 : ee: or t Rt il: ~ HOD oll ert furnitere " y : a +. atypia rw ie ig a> i thamoed -— en a - pret ty ma rkines arm? color =)- : a ; \ ‘ arty nor ‘ery: - Be i ee aSO Lalenced’t, -t® Biay fin: iz 22 lesscus; recstals tr | PIANO—Cheap: suitable for hal or club- Headevarters Sergeant oso5 : ae —y Grueter, 3733 Obic. Sidney 2761. | ‘alk: ap dealers. a 2:30; Fri Meat market and grocery; McKee av.; Scam Heat itTce (Beowe. SK algae, Decemcer mocmas and medzis sare howge 247A Geerr Sidney 28537W = = —— 1229: BD TS elhow " , Bark Oe eS > m nth . “ n orfu oo rtunttr: ac- °° Tr = : gee ey eaten sewese or i. iu . - &- ~- al rou " bz... org - i = — ™ % ae ~~ et + Pe sa ; : * . J ~ : ¥ onltry Far=.. ra = , Serth Market afe ne SOU MING HOUSE—15 rooms of furn-rure: 212 can ha “ieeew On of mee VICTROI OT eae - ome ete 15BOW. Vieter 2141R ie) act seesen: price S45 Viste on ASST fel» | oT) 2B4A. | : Fe > tok, ae ~ a a ge 7 " #212A Page Di. Deiner 2351 X. (e729) | Sta NO Mal “ — ViICTROLA Wtd—Lar@est size. state partic- = EF c PARROTS. parckettes ok reading roors. PIES—Sa- fie? AT STUD—Police ee 27 in. hich. gray | marca ws 7 Pirt walletic tterature : ontectionery vO Mm Strict dM) er nus = other Ousiness 2-6 Swi SAN 2. RANG rie nstroction, latr- ‘25 cash. he it = — pated an iene . oh | ' = Tt will pay you to t: dix te business est method: evenings if desire 6205 tor 3339R ~ VICTROLA Witd—Te exchanze upright a‘ ix. Chien — eanels. 1416 Leros wolf in ost ler - stered: resembles f 7a East aa a . - e cyt} . haa * - =. . ; 5 - = - 2 -* ‘ Fw Wel * . oa a a - s Ted — -- ars . . a ws « ie ia act. Det ; al! = : Or . erties we have for sale DUVALL-| ROOMING SE—7 rooms heat fur-) ee LLL AN —Mahegaay. Knabe beby grand: —_" tT vVietrola. #080A Meramec, Gra a a 9 se Strongheart. 1908 snesrese 1491 W. {c) vets with ovelity. see wat = oF DIVINE INSPIR _ & ii Agents. 710 N. King’s highway ~~ ighe w ren’. newly decerat-¢. excel. SYNOCOPATION taught: 20 sat Te = good mark: ne? — —Foraie 7 Cha we: AT STUD—Bostoe terrier. A 238 488. | of ~+ th . foots & — " Rem : Fho YY * oe? ~oo ( eT) oe ie « ‘om? ‘ Pe erro £2 £ ha ‘ar = wae 4 sont * - TARO 2 4 dba 2jo Oristengse x. ho} Cc ty —_ nd = ur i. o sd ow \3S- 4 A>: D a a ee an2 _o —. ~ “ a us s — mp:ce wins i — =o - m- . t et i } . 2 og & one ‘ = eon evenings arnitu s-) mos : 4 . Ti es : —_—— “7 ¢ : , re R735 Vierer « | our Ling ow doa. fee "s Pa ” ter . . = . 4 os P'eege y & ~ Ree RAPS Kens®eton = (c@) a PORE epee, = a _— ae er Wis oy ~-4 4 TERRI -— —_ La +a Aie fe) ; : tT. s = +452. t ; . ; - “RC : : ‘Tt ne ; 7 = ' : yi = yr maeea Soe BR 4 ait i x } Cc b+ Wor me - > . s es “4 : Ts ; 4 : we eel x 33 = GENERAL MER HANI DISE Seine PeowINnG HOUSE — Washimgtee:-IMImar- TE L\CHER Wrd.—™ ac dior 2-S5 we. * tLANO—A | tel gorse . cad Cat A a- ee rs. Pbote Vute ret ae Mier, eee B etd ~ 7 TE} = RS—Ma! ca sod fomale:- i —-—— ¥ hers ad : = CH on ee a Sener ts reaim | excellent furniturs. good |'meon rortr _‘S8usiand. Maplewood : i eetks ate a, ee ee 5 (c89) & perfectly marked: 3% months olf- pedi. | MY KENNELS OW, BEING FILLED: 1 PIGFONS—Eimix — 2 ac a ae So" be sold by inventory. about SscKK) am 4 west = rah Apt 4"S0 Was2 TE 4kk 8 .f vein at . m. an i on Sunday = gree - Call todar before 4. 2198 «| WIT iL RE IN Pnst+ ae TRAIN. 1018 ~ “pe ee a “ nai . Bee ' Proce es : ATR . - Wasl- LhAtcnzeh biG nc commer sete or — - A 7 MT BR a” ~ mt Serin | ForR PTRD m A Bart it reduced to SMM): fine location gto ame These Seale ot tae aes PITANO—Mason & Hamlin e-rd. in fire- T fe) : %G AFTER Nor’ 19. | PIGEONs— —— a tes ; HOUSE “35s Wachineton: a —_—— or 7. ‘ass condition: price L100 anc oH ___Talking king Machines For Sale BRINDLE RULL DOG—18 mowthe. beans. | a? TY S= BOOK YOUR POG NOW c c poe bands om he anc one " aoa ars ST. LOWS RROKERAGE «© reo MING HOUSE 4° ISA « a shingtor . i si oo £05 Tone b) ities ce: 9: ARTO! PHON E—Portabi aimeost sew. $25 broke: cheen 11444 Breekivn Bi | FISHER STAUNTON. ILL. fe Om PICeON t — THEOW: r ak ake ae wa t chea ent " rs ash for- | I KRILE! eth mele ee Soe 7 —- : - os: GPa . ge OE — 'RONS—Al binge 4 Ge * fey “* 1% ‘ 4 ~ . 7 eux & dod ‘ ra bo & 1. _» cr, > ‘ “FT — - . . a ~ . s Bis sccors> Lifts i "5+ a% “rr ¥ OTE “s ' i N: er ie “f | ari ‘ Birhed fiat, Sox Linde > rooms. heat er lesson: music furnished: free lemon | P!4NO—Uopright. ir c0ood condition: will fi csWICk $19. coac cae a | S =" —Fine house guard. Ss | THE home of champions offers at stud Cha.+ Riversit> 179808 Tie an - : shed SS DARSON omnsire ti © given each per ee ee Monday or Tuesday morn- “i -*S8iCR-——-Silco Dedel ane records 3 14 N 33%m st rear Ting King. Cha. Tiny Teddy. Cha. Head- ' PIGENNS Red x a MEUMAINERY STO@RE-—Rert $5 "ea? v- ae ve. Room : findel? -2 — — i =~ eat +S i: ‘ ' = : | | aise Be bie a oe ea) for as 4225 te ae wINvnG Lz res ee Thode r re ; . —- s. ef f s rH Wis ma mi oe i* PTA —_ Ter Ss reasona 5 e good ~or4t- SPri S>WiCHK records fe each: aise (Co- __ tet ered. cr and 42850 ‘cae (mat for Sport. Invicta and citar: ye MAIQINERY AND DRESSMAK?!> formished, cash an st Onl ian a Cee Peeeel See: soog, tee Suntey ocean ~aba mr smbia records. lic. J3503A N. Fioris- COTLIE PT P—BS weeks ood jomaie. (| eee. set oh fc) | PIG HONS _K ines at Soe-S ELE M-NE SEDO. “> SI. : . eT Tus re ae snd *S4 I= 1453 “ar Gry = 5 ~ ete _ —_— hcitreed- fem 7; oN , so : ae ' : : : r . - . FR . ? . ’ : eo ~ a - SS aniaaiian a —— ae ee -_— a .** 4 ill vee ey oe é 5? a ea ? ih . => o e : 24 ! , oy Brs merchandive Forgst ‘ ranted. 404 (tive, Room 203. Lind [OLIN BEGINNERS—Leesons cals SOc. | PIANGS—Unciabt and Waves eee Pi MMe. —$10._Scheer 2007 Pests tons! YES! YES' YEs! _iested breeders: petty 3m aes MILLI N = ry ; ¥ ~' ; : ry ; a tg mat ee i -: —_, aS PTia2at and Tiarer re —. OSAP HP HIN ec —Brunew ick ™ records ~w\t tT _— - o- = , . tan ae bs a; ES : Bit.-i \ meee | a RB = trans r vrTrucer a a _—- * 4 mS S064 x Lerms. SiIZ5 = J+tte “Se -i or ¢ > gzh-grz “ta ~ 2A° . s ° - a” : s 5 4 i, a a at 4 - >t ra Ta Ny ene °en ard : ™ . = a . = 2 R a? - - - os r an Zpr. zat Do bes “ar - J Geser berg r~Ly . . y . - : forme a aw bites ‘- . ~ mwa 7 3 sas = 1435 = 30 > => — a we » aggre cr cence etiam nae PE SINS Re ; “pr ar) Qwarar*ee we aes 10 ° at . - bar tbe ere " ae : ; pan te 7 SULTIGRAPH LETTER : . ; 5 rt ‘ term? bores gv] * ‘ : _— PHONGOGERAPHR— Cor «gle te hee Mavs : > tes iene ms oer re on ase oem you ooking eo nei : teed " ie : =. on a na _ aratgy . $30 Sud . ~goe nl wee ~S aoe nok. “23 , arn ar. . a «$358 patecaethe ~ Yap, 2 — s ear 2 ey Sil ett ‘siare Kerreis. 4145 Lin- A Dereonra viet of faspect ion wil! Courvir-e arte for te bs Givtrict. Sill $ TU sD blo >> » ae $3xx ° ; tt? moors rent $75 WASSOn ss CONSERVAT “as* “Tt PIANTIST—Prar-* e hist-claes = sic 8 ith Rone _ tied as ot-3 S&S King's _ée eral) 520) roe of the bieh euality of ser st We 8 =-— FPrars. ; . ..9 f > = ~ o ae = a “a % ~ oo . 5 » 45 5 Rutger - _-. = OG: — etc. ; in -_t. of ft S Mia de for a PaRE I . " - - > ar. \L"* ew’ nD ~. - ~= = — ‘a = — 2 . = . . - i 2. Ss - _ a ~ - - = - + oe WV 3 » Coor = ™ asa ok k | atrents : 9 : 2 ' pes m —) ant a ott : . - - rece. be rem in ‘ : shee io The es ark and bus ticked oe i Four onion Sa oa " " ; 3 a* -* = Se > > = 4 127— , : : -2 ~ Pric $65. - : . Sho. 73 > th cel ne aim—toe : . Fe bers , 4 ~~ 4 Se eae ac ee anes hie ; — — saew - predicts c sal a - = i oF SB ORT, zs. -3s) 5 * nea? rw » q . rs re : . - . “+ ‘ Re t bmn : sk j %. 7 . . : « om ROE egy * a a om - -—— -_eo : .r =e se ee fox & Post-Dispatel ot iet us talk . LEMCRKE Sx a Epthmnet ’ | __ | DACHSHT NDA ca a - | . NATIO NA 5 Knows sca ~ sollte — STU e244 S Jefferson tae "S58 1 — one, oS - Sorage charges; ao rts »-RAPH—Brors«ick. genuine, larte an Wwerkices. ee sone in mv house i * nd ot te | Lm es raALsee With » ta S1 ‘ . ee i Ra ' : an elints sure same | ee Warkitas: cheap. 3157 & Seten i) e ue rass -emnbined. Jobs z . : _ ; ‘ . m~. _ ---- -_— -- ones 2. hea ais ~ ea: f as eee + : ' . °cr : , | “‘“ e a. a ty P ‘ ~ = : ete ' : y 4 ‘@ert >. tw? r 2 > ; . : 3 nite = : 4 _in R ‘ he. : -~- \ Ne ct N\ Sé , :s 6.8 a aan ~ — ; = - . “ ig ” at — eet ° — — res cs — Se Ty wt ‘ ne — an ae — eS —_ — Sy i Sr OSS (5 sith Shries walest PHINGGRADI— cans eptopsey ana DOGS Five Round 3594 California arm Kennels = re L~édress & Spect . > 3 ; A Dieeger. better and cr S-+ ere -* pre t ~ e teh* ee 7 iv ig — a . . ; Ll Ww r Dee Full-bice . ; : =: : = . —. = : : ni ee : ae a , , 7 : a ba ~ Bic S201 VY elleme: r —} -hiomted shenherd month « oid: a RR! 42 Pr - * ® DSove@ar Wiese 23-3 Fur &2°0 ou ZGara- 3 BEYER’ s.*17e* €. 21 On ee watch é 1208 Ss , ote EY. KY. nem : - Ard erin ae. Ln peu ‘ganents farnicde “11 Tae ~2 a ‘hy (Be Nesey eae a —— _—- Offer for sale potters and — fox ae | DECOY Dr oie Pa. pe etn , , : . Mid ty and Weilete mr , TIE capper _ ny run *sRAPH—Edi son encert ood- a- *** 27> — tose Toke: different kinds: - | Cat hounda if hevn“e, remers. 2 -“—FT 7 _— > =. - . . . ‘ ~ _ c~ - s ’ * 4 . — or oe +; ah te : ro} - ~4 r Cet =e = . Te i oe “ ccs » we and NEWSPAPER : Sivte. Saou ey. Fest mf and 5 : ouls 9 deetioutia’ off a8. ee i, ee soganmy. like ges arecain Grand 800 Sore. .¥. sensibly oriced. Pet 2225 s>d cpesescm bounds won € aad mh. Barry is : ‘@5%t~ 118) Sor o Harry Wakes I5124 Saliwys ANT oo — BeBe yecge: YOK ere RRS crac gees . . Sana a wate PR al Pick tone yi = (yiive 1-9 hornds, bear and lien te oe : Be enca¥: Pi uJ 1S] ALSO A 'MPER I AL oe HOOL OF \reere = .%45. 2 month oo pe re 99) - - ” , “99 ) en : heends. alan Alredaie— Pou i Katt 4 tT SIC Sor rax et ; \ Sat RR me — Tos Ogli: female: 5 months: toy came ®. shipped fer trial Catalogue. 10. : ‘cB, Wtetc —— - 2 2? . = . a . - ; ? i Zz : . x “ _ i« arr. ‘ :, - PAR —s ighcls use? V ictoar -4 * > ” . : ranewick. big bar@aine ms WeTy rea- SiA Benton 1611M. 7518 Rankin. = .» or _ a2 DT 4 Baking Call Monda; ‘2 ian . ie ay: Ste) cach and TEN ® \NJO. man °c. epi ar. mand *ten- aber ee 1G tom : : riits. . CMe ) Nor tr)’ * oF erioeR & “Taw —s ™ “yy oo - . = 4 ate “re 148 i.Ca ; ane rr tot era ents ir Dec ality on — m ~- } AEP “ a sS2G i = a Ra : ar ag ED Le ee ene tm me ge tervter- ratter iscel aneous : Ras . ~ — RE— “ n =T ris ea tes : adek Picticn] merhads L\CENTS fer the basting” ~~ yoo: 34 - Ly mth. PHONOGRA?PH—Vorcattion: large size. brown ine biack and oaas seein ™ 3 a “" my 4 ‘fe | ae. a yr 7 i .* . I ang , Te. = aw wee 2 Ly. Wista ry rics : x* ree Cz ont ‘ iste - COW—Yea la — ; . ‘ te : dey At a s . + ei. saree os owas - Phim es . , . MA. +a ‘ ‘sre Tia" Ts = - a - 4 . - —— — . + ball . ~— -_——_— : - i img slIpes and Zz beds a , RG 2n ‘oe Ts % ~ ne a. pene stam ° = ' : -- ON! er Teeren mT » ¥ k Sere grend 4cll finish Senda DOG—Beoston terrior: yar old. pedigreed. _Horan femts furnistings in god my wa => ?wAN rr 7 4 wane eta ne ‘ten © : . aie toh Lim _—. - “ annie. tom Seas tatiaaee BY a ee “ “ ety arge ea stocx Aim ue wher § ‘ . ° eas 982 La 3 “2m £0 a ta ~“d Tereer S° LR See «a~s le aoxt © pe 3 2 “ "$30 ~* PHC NOGR AP H-—-$435 cocsoie Mobts 385 act wy 3a — markings: bargnin. Cad | COWS i 3 vw — = a ith “ii ec - . : orerer RF eT si- 12°%S% - tly = S a : ~-m* fee e - . a f ‘* M@idern Bome «with all comveuiences box , ~ a | ae a eS Mh tis ~ J grand bench to match. $1° ner moet! Ren makes of abnet mechines, $76 to $45 eo a a _ Semith, Penmar Statien. Creve Coeur Lake S01. Alden. 1 — ~oee : IAN OC 1 wig ae oe MINGFS 3537 tTachines m- vine a, peinter pep 2 months _ ime. ; ~ ® _ - aun = . m _-* 2 -* = had . 4 ~ - 4 3 - cy - = -_ . ; as ee ee on Til » Na :: de AT 1 - A SS BHM way. icOD — om real hunters; reasonabie. ere ae PACKING PLANT L&T ge . on _ Soe meet . RRR A at W. b os th M AN ™ “HO " Le ri AS Art Grar per, wham FF bt *NCEGRAPH ~~ tease LL River K hiefer Ferguson Ms COWS—t goad milking cows and e E re oorn acd \ liege aun a evens? . - ~ - - 7 - ’ . —*s ia x . iS : be aoa [> is . “: 2 - ‘ - i : ° — ‘ . . 4 : _ bal = . - ec “ — i i _ _ _— — . 3 dk erta biished Dusshe ss tagetaer “ 4 ~ via = 4 . 7. : ~ ; , nani : . " mes 2 rm re : ak ze ; ; nm a * * a . R “ir rp ee POE ur? "20 fs : ae vr a 4 ; ae es — vie 7 : bed wha ¥ with. Jam +s Wales” Affton A ee “, Owner retiring “a ara : a ~ Nits nile Prete =¢ a = TT Re ir. a ABTIILIAWN sy ‘ : ; _——— - PI ~ eS EF iibetineianiaiatane miieetiniiaatigiliatiittl ita (ae Se ity: = _E— Ss Se \ *t her _ Bex 2. a Rawat. 7 . oa ae : CT - . * " ‘> 7 —~ = — . . » _ ‘ “ _ wee : . : = 2» nx oT rm “* 3 Se. ; K . me Bt at —— # To rr Tia > . =F Rene La ws ‘4 * ~ a ! ow = r CRE SHON —ihow = — . . . . ; ‘> r* ‘ SSiA Evaeten a~ar RAY TAN Chickerie Ran - > i 7A we am =! oe ore - den ers _ ; 8 Tr. ot ve > 4 $3 rxorda. 2 : ont — Stites » . Be ‘ + Rel! Kirke tiow “ yy. a een. - a Fag — ns “ ¢ “a ; -" 2 ee ee to. —s , ' : 7s forms oT Aummeet alt - Penrns a = xY T ; Main 1173 aney-meking tande ‘m ct ex red. electrically equitped: lar, a im Penrose ist floor DOGS. A ARIETT see se ; — : . - . . aia the ‘se = | §=6pwest srt Yeu. we ‘ KITTEXs— GOLD : ~ errr & _ em canal 0 ee Sumer s fas e ac% - bac heen impiew fr os a = Ber OD ee ® Won a few ae Peactiful eh Pea xt T gb _L=E— "er 2 ote « eee Ae ce bO4 N14: ss SiN Tuni: c ano Recairing oie celine: aia * = “82 6G2- | PHOSOGRAPHe iceman . ah’ ——. Snectsity Bester iow prize ribtdlls a at the a kittens pedigreed silver Per- sites efe.: ' See ** s.°? Tee™ 7 ria 8° —~ SF | : > > F* a = ~ ao er Sad swt : - ° oe ry > 5 : : : a ques ao | Pe ig y ad * . : ah : Ls ee: . pa} : inc s - - kittens, $5. Ben- t me: BR. Lanégeme fea 47 Meo Avs o> ecrabie , aa- de ~rare a A ‘ ENERU RGER i tee Daves {ECLIAN C€ 1s Ofiece ot usei phevmographs cf stardard ma i - — 2 Mr. Jobu Purten of Chicane wee toa 27 au ‘2 moeer here. = FE : —o tea E-2° a sHc repsired ROG A OF v = _. ‘these machines are guaranteed: « me pgp - udee. Cur Heston terriers were award- ) —— ef a oe. | —-" ; toe ? - Peake» flewtne orice ribbons: Nine firsts 3 : ee oh Bm PICTURE SHOW— mis ° = wo ; oe -.e Go ws A PF a ; poe .aee bY the larg- te S30. wi"! -el! for jess tha ‘belr ots —— : we Pedi 2 . > 7 r f oe .? ~ — - — Ne : = al P Se m . . . - > = > a ». . : J sri.) gate ae > i) ome Lae. bers2 — fe" MAIS. P.-D 1, SOR SHOP—Comolere electri-n wmera-et PHONSXIRAPH revairine CS ee an Se gy ee turers of bigh-crade emall rarge from $15 us 4 am e mee sePoso ard ers ~ - — ~~ 5 eects ' “ - ‘Tene. ieee than five feet: bh | swrer ‘Pe sre ogre — hers a ¥- t : a . on ames OM—Four ta” cmd lovatien. 2 wi de nota Sees & . re erja! B-cair “nea. S14 Picze | jer attrfbeses of the bee See Tet CERES . Wi iia ening the larse. beautiful : ; . ie: sian a. awe. . of " i oa - Theres 179] > » al lta x ak ae so grand. full e+e an Oh ve = ~14 io eo . 2. ——_ wrize to the Des POU TRY B Menty ag other » + sae —- —_—— : "yao .. _— . heer tene San > — Hi _ —— = . ‘ : ae rir $i" ’ : a ‘ = new: guaranteed PHON * OGRAPH: PH serv immer. eating the classy reserve | > | Been; agecharies i - : f 3 : 7 : * “PARLOR— tie Aewian €a.: wonderful oo . ' : bers Stale owned by a Chirsge financier Sari. colored neigh dot* cot S22) Mer- ; ora ~ ter Schima Ke: OS Kingsbary bi Cabany - ve S343: ts eich & omens — used pix noaTat on imines pa -, “Sen looking for | . L5.o 27% owen gine ohh W- "s a RaOEREY G- these mach ¥ om ~ “e makes ~—_ a éo of quslity in any > Lali . 7." oO Lethe ae ga mond ~ EN he ee ENGLISH sE -——f§ PSIMerse ncoonas agg ti eae S tive raiircead town , age mance roils ¢ ws. SIS: 3a7y FD &S BR. THS2 & pA ge A For Sate no — TeNer . i ay ae ane _— | 4 ; =" os = ~ ~ a nes a ee ae ——— a Pee. | SSP sO se eo a eee: wel . REPAIR op amo . Box 57. | Coreen av Grand G4SSW Vitor Bete PT — —_.. ss almost new: wery Mhera) —% styie XVI: | 24509 Roese Kate 34172 Watnared ts | ANCUNAR—Reasters, hakes seaeie ae 2 SOE ~%, tctor ~~ PLAYER- ANOSieod conétticn: cheap: for tmretste sate. smal? reduction ' +». perfect bird dec: cusraptesd eter” | Prise stock. TSOO St. Charen 4 i 4 Pa tees dS 7 ‘Member Na * | tional Assn. Pinto Tuners. (99) call Mooday. 3023. Sine ABULIAN CO. 10U$ Olive st. Cain. ue | Aetree Dr. 3. we

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itVarante Bros, Hatcheries. Sree. laving etra! JATANteed: Farm. 394 brown . and : 3940 Nort Maka) . fre, single com (or : rues rocste Awl Tore | Webster 1826." Mi aeee as For Sale minorcas; ] re - Re ish For Sale crested. black Polish, ach while th : Lindell 3949 [28 30a Islands For Sais glexomb red diton ullets, 30 cockerelg =! ble jot or pens Sunday. 49. : l sacrifice 400 es; wonder 300008 ad rt isola x in Americas ar ao or 0 +; ize’ Fo: ost L45w. g. 6419 Shirley: 5 gat - ceeds. wvyand | _. Heidel, 3940 North ee 0. ( | tines iscellaneous For ISIANS—10 roost. 181 even hens and Very reasonable. 4643 ag (c) Pet Birds For Sale t Wicker. wire, Draegs ds for mmmediate dell retail: save -neney + ( 2335-29337 Olly Bird supplies bi 1 : rd re edies, holesale and retail: fen oa every Where. Ni BS Dtive. I ten 00d rollers and fen } Mrs. oO Toole a ce. oa c d—-All ki: ids. — Ca b a St Louis. 5 ea singers, young of a S61l A Al lan. reest ‘ andle rs. “In liv. 2335 Olive. a neers, full er : lem; a B00 N. _Broa: dwa —— _\ ae UNE male, $2 or mate o 6, 14014 N- inated pal, pate, females for $2.50. ~~ Call at avy. tel singers: a ’ D BROODING CAGES artz Mountain rollers, les; miated pairs: $6. ie ingers, female ; ca - joo w Easton Hache rr neers and Sunday and ar eeal only, Femates, S1 each: bet est selections. °335 os oft-note St. And) mld rolfe les. 1922A Wyoming st., sidg’ Renee Ee w 7 “54 22 Be pom eta : Bs. +e 4 eee . a, y oo ber ie a, ct Pat . > \ . Noes aN s SSN : SQ Sw eS \ ‘\ SN Kw «eee 7. ~ Ss EMPLOYMENT. R > SSS SS SRN ‘ \ a! 7 SY ~. MG ~\ SY ~ Ss SS SS MQ ; Ss Ss SSS \ ~~ MQ SY NN “ ‘ MO SSS SS SOs near \N ¥X{E6—™€0 WY YS XG \* ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH Sy SAQye PART TEN. # mitered into rest : Olive months old: guaranteed lers, 1313 Market. (c pliow heads. 3 onlv. $1% eac ry Farm, 3940 North Market rokettes (love birds). ——(¢ nkies, cuinea vis, goldafis all kinds. When loeking ‘fe nlitv. see us. or if it's a cae ies. foods or any other art ie needed for vovr vets s Pet Bhop, 5175 mae oo avis mix skinny runts: carriers lyn st. a ith-@rade racine homers, eo or chickens 4624 Rost av.) ! kinds. Call afier 10: ches 129M ee BA1s & Henrv. o ed Carneaux, point dre st sell cheap. 46728 San . a s, carneauxy, mondaimnes, «: price yourself. 5245 Dari- Oe GS ae: : hite Swiss “mondaines: 7 Fr. Reinert. R. R. 29, Car eltst on. Mo —— —— ke monev raising ~ equabe ia markets: bie demand: in one month. Write Minetre ted free book. *o. ars. Piemouth Rock Sq uab G Melrose Hichlands, Maas. Orlick’s roller canaries ered for sale: their wons ‘ the admiration ef hund ustomers: 35 years’ expe e aim-—to produce re are more fine ere ated o ; in al ohn Orlick. 1427 Missourl a Ao. icine enema rkeys, Ete., For Sater . pair, tre iS Maliard: $5 pair. mers Okawvile. —— Supplies For Sale USE —Portabie: also (cB hrooders. 60 machines: also to 40 rv Farm, 4940 North Ma on FOURTH SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. New |} ‘dea’ father of John N. F. Gutting, Frank leation. 2154 Bremen av. Every Sunday at > m Mrs. Stricker. SPIRITUAL meetings Sunday, esday, & D mM. 6000 Gravois. mey Church } CHURCH DIVINE—Meeting Tuesday. 2 p. ™ Thursday, &§ p. m. 1462 Francis st. rs. Ella Johnson. rT. nton. Services 2:30 p. m.; Sunday schoo! DEATHS BURNES—aAt her residence. 2907 Castle- — avenue, on Friday, Oct. 12. 1923. Pronk a (mee Cheney), beloved wife of Funera? from Arth ur J. Donnellys par- ay igo Lindell Boulevard. on Monday. ° ‘ = .. B : ° Commies. p>. mm. nterment in Valhalla CRITC HFIFULD—-Frtered into R > rest Pn, Fri- day, Oct. 12, 1923. at 10:30 r. m., Sim- ~~ A. Critehfield of 3951 Solio str >et, ¥ coved husband of Effie Critchfield (née ancey), dear father of Harold and Jerome Critch?field and our dear brother. brother- in- -law and uncle, at the age of 56 years. ; Funeral services at Ziegerhein Bros." chapel, 2623 Cherokee street. on Sunday. — 14, at 4 p. m. Interment at Canton, 4s ESCHENBERG—On Thursday, Oct. 11. nN at 8:30 a m.. Robert Eschenberg ef 33 eh Third street. beloved father 'of Mrs. FE, maps ood Frank Eschenherg: dear * ' father-in-law. | averue, on Wednesday Oct. 17, at 8:30 a. i'm... to St. Anthony Church; thence to FIFTH SPIRITCALIST CHURCH—1300 | 1:30 Dp. m (Clara Riedeil, pastor. er SPIRITUAL CHURCH—Sunday, 8 ednesday, 2 ani & p. m. 1868 South awelfth et.; Wagner. SPIKITUALISM——-New psychology meets Wrery Tuesday at 2 p. m. and 8 p. m. Fri- tay, & p. m., service and message. 4234 ) Margaretta av. READING every Sunday at 8 p. m. and iday 8 p. m. 1903 Rutger st.. Wednesday | E. | s0FFMAN—Entered into rest pb. m. at Broadway and Geyer. Mrs. ii0 B. REV. H. PE PERS Sprite services Sun- a 1) and oa lay, 2; Monday and r vegetabie store, 1 h «st. e#lde. _SOU LS—Services Sun- , 0). Fiower serv ices “irele. Wednesday. 7:30. SPIRITUALIST CHRISTIAN tNION— weetiuns, reading rooms, progressive think- Siritualistic literature free. Open datiy. Helischer, medium. CHURCH OF DIVINE INSPIRATION will } i meetings every Thursday at 2 p. m. Sutter is back home from the camp. Gabany 4585J. (cBP) CHURCH OF COMMUNICATION now 72006 Wise avenue. on .™. Consultation daily; Mar- ‘ity Limits cars. Se THEOMONISTIC CHURC 4—Tu s- Thursda 2:30 yp. om Wednesda; mm One blac nk north of Fr ran ikitn Na’ ura! rer car. 2806 Stoddard Mrs. Gres- TEMPLE OF —— Marcus Hall, Ma r- De and FEarton. m. Subject. “The shown Tongues.”’ Healing services. Ques- t i al aswered. mesgnge meeting Thursday. »m. 749A Bayard. fe) . FIRST UNITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. e Hall, services Thursday and Sunday ‘30: also services Wednesday Z :. ™. 4128 @elmar. Mrs. Carroll, pastor. : = Weicoms. (cf¥9) . pest SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, 1300 , , 28 Sunday school. es : fe) ; . Pastor. Mabe! of "indlana reading sealed envelonesr (cf) FPTH SPIRI Tu ALIST CHU RC H—Sipe- | services & p Eag! N mg! and La nneise ¢ Nichols of Indiana. Reading tn pes and trumpet in light. Clara Ried- » Pastor CHARTERED CHURCH OF CHRIST. THE hal VERSAL BROTHERHOOD -—— Sunday | | Vary Cemetery. erondfather a A Villiam R. Kaps and Anna Wolters (nee . Robert Muser. dear trother of ae . L. FEsenmeaberge. our dear eet grendiether, brother-in-law and uncle, age 7? vear Funeral from Waster ea funeral nar- rs. 2323 eR Broat war. Monday, Oct. . & ee. “Peter and Paul's thence to Mount Olve gee (c7) FAGAN—Ejgtered irto rest Oct. 8. 1023. at Bethany ospita!l, Kansas City, cao in her thirty-fifth year, Cora Agnes Fagan (mee Fulkerson), dear wife of Peter Fagan. bel ved daughter of J. M. and M. A. Fulker- sot. dear sister of Mrs. S. V. Schambach. Mrv. E. P. Wheeler, Ada C. and M. Fulker- son and Mrs. Mary A. Stafford, deceased. Interment at Abilene, Kan. GINSBURG—On Tuesday. Oct. 9, LYZS. Sergst. Phillip Ginsburg. beloved husband of Madatline Ginsburg. dear son of AbDra- ham andi Lena Ginsburg. dear brother of Mrs Lottie Maizner, Mrs. Libby Exstein and Toe Ginsbure - Funeral from Berger's chapel, 4715 Mc- herson avenue. on Sunday. Oct. 14. at 3 Firan's pariors, 1519 South Grand boule- | 3 P . ANSerTaR Legion. Sar. Francisco papers please copy. (cc) GKAHAM—Entered into rest at Hempstead, L. I.. om Thursday. Oct. 12. 1925, at 7 a .m., Richard Graham, dear son of Mary Graham. dear brother of Mrs. sarah E. Hart (nee Graham), John, Edmund, Mal- colm and Laura Graham and the late Mary Lee and Robert Graham and Blanche Did- weil. in his forty-fourth vear Funeral Monday. Oct. 15, at 2 p. m., from the Geo. L. Ptleltsch chapel, 5966 Easton avenue, to Fee Fee Cemetry. (c) GRESSINGER—Entered into rest on Mon- day. Oct. 8. 19273. Carl Gressinger of 6649 Olive Street read, beloved son of A’- bert and Marvy Gressinger (nee Stanton). and our dear nephew, cousin and grandchild. in his thirteenth vear. Funera! from People’s Unc ertaking panes. ry fs Olive Street road, en Sunécar. P 1923. atc 2 p m.. thence to St, ce. metery. GRESSINGER—bEntered into rest on Thurs- day. Oct. 11, 1973, Albert W. Gressinger of 6é6ia Olive Street road, Preloved husband of Minnie Gressinger (nee Kicker), and dear sen of Lena Gressinger and the late Alex ‘jressinger. dear brother-in-law and uncle. age 38 veara. 3 months acd o days Funeral from People's Undert aking chapel on Sunday. Oct. 14. 1973, at 2 p. m., thence St. Peter's Cemetery GUTTING—On Saturday, Oct. 13, 1923, at 11:40 a. m.. John W. Gutting, beloved husband of Elizabeth Gutting (nee Loyet). N. Gutting, Margaret A. Bauer (nee Gut- ting) and Elizabeth B. Gutting and our dear grandfather, brother-in- law and uncle, in his seventy-fifth year. Funeral [rom residence, #4426 Minnesota ss. Pete: and Paul's Cemetery. (cB) HARRIGAN—Entered into rest on Saturday. Oct. 13. 1923, at 7 a. m., Mary Jane Harrigan. dear mother of Michael, Edward and Margaret Harrigan and Mrs. Mary spores Mrs. Nora Wortsmith of Nofth Little Rock, Ark.. and our dear grandmother, in ner eighty-fitt h year. : . Funeral from family residence, 4568 Papin street, on Monday, (ct. 15. at 8:30 a. m. to St. Cronan’s Church. Interment in Cal- Deceased was a tmnember of 'St. Ann's Sodality, Immac ulate Conception | ional husband of Catherine 7:30 p. m.: lecture and message | : T. Hary and others. Soul sact- | ARS Wednesday evenings. All wel- ~ 3034 Juniata at. (cO¥) Cas SPIRITUALIST ORGANIZATION DEN RUL — CENTER—Soaday 2:30 Hors _m. at Ashiand Starting Nov >. § lt be held at 49068 Natural - Bridge. Mrs DH shor TROUGHT CENTER-—4232 Mc- ” Tuesday. 2 o'clock; Thursday eve- 3. Mrs. Assmann. eIRITI Al, UNITY CHU RCH—2107 Sivncant Services Thursdays. 8 p. ™ ain USY CENTER—Euclid Hall, 4906 ~. Sundays. 8 p. m. At 4150 sing Fr day. S p. m. Lecture, mes- Ae, faling br Charles Kessler. Mrs. Pix “4 ‘ " STAR CENTFER—2652 Shenan- Gy ndays and Wednesdays, 2 p. m. AY.J. si} nde. CLS CENTER—4412 West Belle. Btmstc, and Wednesday eveninga. Mrs Tr oe we ae rs . cy Debrecht Hall. camer Lynch an 14. 8 p. m. Mr. Fe LIGHT CENTER—OoOrentne. daughter of 4!) and Mildred Bindauer and niece J B Rater will finetrate | fv on *®ereen pictures. Some- interes’ ing Come and seo it Mrs Detiott- Woodring ens 54.598 Room and Board "te"37,616 more than the REE other St. Louls newspapers avenue, on Monday, Oct. to Nativity Church. ae cl Durin | Cemetery. a ‘wees © 19822 the Post-Dispatch | ' i'wife of Edward : ' ' ’ ’ Parish. ade on Friday. 1923. at 11.20 a. m., Frantes Lively). ™ idow of W illliam Jane Oct. 12. Hoffman inee Hoffman and sister-in-law of Mrs. Lively. ht Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly’s ®par- lors, Twenty-first and Wash etreets, on Monday, Oct. 15, at 10: ‘30 a. m. Inter- ment in Calvary Cemetery. HU a ae int® —_ on Friday. 4923, at 1:30 m.. John F. ; beloved busband — Elsie Hueis. Seorung) and #0on of Dorothin oe (nee Boverschmidt) Freik Hvelsman, brother frank Jr.. Henry... E _ Leo, Elizabeth. ao and Agnes Huelsman era day. Oct. 15. at 9:30 a. m.. i — oe Newhouse avenue. to thence to Calvary Cem- etery. “ —_ Ho) Trinity ranc o. Union, st. Vincent Orphan ‘Society. Trinity Sehool Soctety. De Andre:s Counct. | ‘ * ighte of Columbus HUTHER— Entered into rest on Saturday. Oct. 13. 1823. et S30 #. Ti, Jacob Hu- ther, in his seventy- -ninth year, beloved fa- ther of Mrs. George Schellenbach of Los A*geles. Cal., and William and Emma Ilu- ther onda Oct. 15. at S:30 a. m., ._ Funeral, Mond 1929 Papin street. to Holy Angels Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. JORGEN— Entered’ tnto rest on Friday.” Uect. 2. 1923. at 10:40 a. ™. Margaret M. Jorgen (nee Kelly). beloved ‘wife of O..0 Jergen, dear mother ef Walter and Hdwin Jcrgen, darling daughter of Addie Kelly inee Werrett! and sister of Bernard. Davis and Kptherine Kelly and Ella O'Denne!!, and our (ear sister-in-law, aunt. niece and cousin. ed 30) years. pags «toe from family residence. 2811 La Salle street. Monday. (ct. 15. at 9:30 a. w.. t» Immaculate Conception Chuych; 7S etery, Deceased was & member sy’ Geunell No. 2. North American Tinion. BS ‘NDELL—Entered into res; on Saturday. ee et 1923, Wallace H. Kendell, be- Kendell, dear father of ugene Ts and Walter J. Pound edear brother-in-law. yg ee will take place from residence. 142%) Shawmut place, on Monday, Oct. 15. at 8:30 r. m.,, to 8t. Mose Church. Inter- ment in Calvary Cemetery. (c) KUENIG-—Entered peacefully into rest, ou Thursday. Oct. 1923. at 8:30 a. m. Annie Koenig (nee Good). Treloved wife of Henry Koenig, dear mothe: af Aivin Koenig. Viola Grave ‘nee Koenig! Edna Koenig an: the late Helen Koenig. Sear daughter of Al- bert and Annie Good taee Klevheis) and our dear mother-in-law. geundmother, sister. #is- ter-In-law and niece. at the age of 45 years. Funeral from Gebken chape . : Mera- mec street, on Monday, Oct ‘o New St. Marcus’ Cemetery. LAWLESS—Frtered [nto rest. Thursday Oct. 11. 1023. at Vv. m.. Thomas Law- less, dearly beloved husband of the lute Jane Lawiess, dear father of Theresa ant Frances Lawless, Mrs. J. Livingston and Mre. Willam 5. hee her and our dear *s n grancia gs family residence. er ete Ju- ‘ Monday. Oct. at m.. = Church. Interment in Calvary Laumagiem—O Frida t. 12, 1923 oe se y. ox ~s atts eve m.. Helen Lindauer. beloved John and Anna Lindauer (nd of Bienora, Valeria. Mauresette of Mra. Tim Lavin and Mrs. Kirk), steter Anna Meundell, Mrs. Nellie Henley. idence. 5241 Gilmore Funeral from. res 15. at 3:30 a.m. Interment in Calves ry McKENNA—On Saturday, Oct. trockling). belored Anna eeonwee (nee ciKenmag. a phate ftom of Edward G.. pa odan acl enue fear sitter of George Rrockling. Mrs. J. Hertwick. Theresa Brockling, and our vag oo ke place from residence, wiH ta io Leo. Prat Boy ba tice of cime -ater. (c) eoatherine and dear «rand- | eee MEIROSE—_Pontered into rest on Thursday ~ j rietta | } Merkel, who devartes, = dariing Laverne ee. age 68 vears. beloved + |] ago. Oct. 12, 1920. this life three yea | | | DEATHS Oct. 11. 1923. 9:15 Meirose (nee onal. ra ae wife of mother of Mrs. Ida Haves. Mrs. Hattie late Whilllam Metrose. Conway of Los Angeles. Cal... and — 5 tee 2 dear mother-in-law of ; mes Conway of Los Angeles. Cal.. i! Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be f | Seeker meee te oe and Harr v Gevecker and our dear grand- mother and sister-in-law Funera|! from residence. “518 West University s to St De- n Monday. Oct. 15 e i i on Monday. ¢ 15. at 2 v. m.. ed sinccrity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope Nee eee itn a ee, OLLIE GOAL "e Cemeterv Atle Rick (Ar’u.y. Okbwville ‘TIL. Ar MI MEER) —FEn? riday, | | : ( Entered into rest on Friday, about is in so far, not insofar. cal Andes, and 19,000 feet in the! “It is three years since you left us Himalay as, down to 6000 feet in ||| ¥¢ mss you more and more, and our hearts Oct. 12, 1923, Frances Mik (nee Geders), he tate Frank Mik. dear aunt of J. C. D—Any coin dealer will be P 4 atagonia, and 2000 feet in Green- | are filled with aoe for my dear hus- wife of t ‘e South Grand. boule z coat: Thin so-called Dutch ° ‘stand” ||| years ago today, Oct. 14. 191 vera. Cremf&tion at Missguri Crematory. (c) |) Public Library oll with oi] of turpentine to work MITCHELL —Entered into rest on Thorsda W. B.—Inquire of the Bureau of y. v. quire of the € ing consistency, and grind in it rence Animal Industry, Agriculture De-/ equal parts of zine white and white | Petendiy eet care te better off where sor Oct. 11. 19223. at 6:30 p. m.. Cla Mitchell of 1521A Mallinckrodt ||} partment, Washington D. C., for a * dearly beloved husband of Mat 1 = lead, not adding much siccative, as rows will Rot come, ‘nee Baumer), dear son of Mr. t 1K > . ) hilda book such as you desire. the white lead assists the But, oh, kind, pitiful aneele. how we mies and || M. I. H.—The automobile route] considerably. If the our little son. Henry Stueke, dear broth , — ; -- ear brother of Margaret || ¢-om St. Louis to Centralia, 1.. g smeothed well with a badger brush, | Sadly missed by Raining (nee Mitchell) and George Mitchell. j |! ~ : . son-in-law, brother-in-law and un- [)) ©&St resns East St. mye } ———— / anon, Trenton Breese, Carlyle, San-| gloss is obtained. Linseed oil or | , par- | | dev al and then south into Centralia.| Varnish which has thickened like | nicthie, be te Pete, ‘oa pe this , » ou: dear cle. at th e age @f 24 years. Funeral from eizs & Keller ~igongar® +: > 2203 Salisbury street, Monday, at 8-30 thence to POHRER—Suddeniy, on Thursday. Oct. a. m.. to Holy Trinity Calvary Cemetery- 1923. at 3:20 p. m., Dr. W. dearly beloved husband of Mary nee Pauly). dear father of Joseph P.. llam P. Pohrer and Mrs. a verv durable white color of great | S. H. F.—We advise that you] “tend oll by long open storing, | | lite Oct. 14, 1921: send your fern that shows signs of will answer equally well. if We all know how he suffered. dying to a florist. If anything can W ABASH.—A firm consiets of the He bid no one a last farewell; be done to revive it, it will gwet the an composing it. It ts there- | He salq good-by to none, ip , ; ' ore to be t e "eo proper treatment there aken as a collective | eters. ‘ae’ heer Gk en en Wet! ANK YOU.—A w a ,} moun, as the word “class.” A verb THANK YO 4 woman should] used’ with a collective subject is | pe ee ee eee ways illus- And died beloved by all. beth Pohrer and our dear brother-in-law. fa-/. attend the same ch = someo ' ee ae lurch, someone | trations “The whole class is invited | Sadly missed by his lovin hev--In-lew ond grandfather 9232 South Grand ||! Who knows both of you could Intro-|to the ceremony” (the class is in- MOTHER AND SISTERS. Funeral ocu. -vard., from residerce, 22 Monday, Oct. 15, at 8:30 a. | nter- | i T. D.—The enow line ts the level| are invited to the ceremony,’ (the In loving vocenatinneinnts idl eaen tana ; v } 4 s- to Immaculate Conception Church. I ment in fleuers. Calvary Cemetery. Please m.. {|| dace you to one another. vited as a whole): “The whole class | omit | (c7) | . q** >” > ee ; . 4 (ict. 13. 1823. at 11 _~ * a. Bates Mary ~. ’ of this line above sea level Varies are thinking of the xroup a8 a unit; ' The month of October again is here, Redfern (¢ ees Redfern, and dear mother of | in different localities. It moves upithe individuals forming the group. and dear mether-in- and aunt. Funeral on Tuesday. Oct. 16, a residence. 5737 Roosevelt piace. to | m. from nee Crow). dearly beloved nee A. Mean ‘ & o1 ¢ -* . Se > — 7 : . . 4630. Fo —y King’s highway 3 wer Grove pl; in or around = Central. reward. Grand 2179.- | disability incurred in the (tine of WIFE AND CHILDR (nee agi o : WORRIED —The woman nay be thet aunt, able to obtain a divorce. and her | their service. For complete infor- husband made to nav the costs of »mation inquire of the United States 6801 Delmar. vNDERTAKERS St the divoree. including the court Veterans’ Bureau, TOR “p.—If the her is able Oct. \ RRII If the father Is Pp, you can make them take it): or: , ."s to take care of ti *hildren prop- 13, 1923, at > &. we Richard Wagner take ar “4 ne a 14 entities as If they refuse to do 80, con- NEW FUNERAL HOME Shipp, beleved son of Catherine Ships Wagner) win Shipp. Funeral on Tuesday. Oct. 16. at 1 m.. from Cherokee ST ARK—Entered into rest on Oct. Ll Stark Jr.. gta nephew o and dear brother of the late » at the age of 35 years. Ziegenhein Bros. chapel ‘30 p. sons . ‘ary . , P sons to the contrar; | facts, regarding the fraudulent rep- cg Bg Ra pene ad maggie «eg sult a lawyer, or go to the Circuit |! | 3025 LAFAYETTE AV. Lr- to their custody es the mother : ; | Attorney's ffic } \ ) Agies, office in the Muntcbpal | No charee for the most beautiful funeral fc®2) wduld. tn the absence of any rea- ce Courts Bullding, and tell them the ||! -artoe in the ctv ; 2623 Ww H oY M if voi ai he | : : ae) ou paid the | resentation which was made by th TS . . : - . ' : ake 1} rt (¢? the ears are taped back to the head) able to make t Oct. (nee endeavor to train millte “A ARION.—The enlarged pores are| such a case as the ome described. |||road, at Carson road. Phone live ahi). of forcible expression of! If you wish a list’ ef competent | | ne a ak Fs i > e. th i with surgical adhesive tap i Pin the | desire. and afford treatment, if that ments with perpetual care without cost. them r is necessary. It would perhaps be lots now while cholce locations may be had better to consult a gynecologist, in |'|at lowest price. Terms, St. Charles Rock facing ST nn; } waeweniee $200 cash, to Park Lawn Cemetery. iees in the painting werk, you can would be paid, but so far Gov. | Ls spare — Justice of ‘he Peace Hyde has not called this special | LO T—Elega: at. 2 Pa, _ — relief sec- ' > ark Cem » ery ~ ee ee Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- | r= TIFU 11 12 oak AY E Diagnosis or treat.nent of individual cases will not be given. ||| Family let in Police Relief Section t ake- at ) sacri- ung children, 7°) 5 eae ; . 7 operation. In very yo | ANNA.—Any aegypetenatr would be ‘Drive out and see Cak Grove, “The Cemetery e examination you || Unusual. * Finest location and fmprvve- Buy | 8331. : (e909) | te tem in the ithe result ——— th ap-| gynecologists from which to choose, | | plications are not sat isfactory in/such a list will be furnished, if ac- FLOR'STS f 8&7 correcting this condition, Very mh companied by a stamped, addressed | ten. in time. the condition lergety cavelene -_ street, to St. John the Baptist | a ———————— gpsseeeineepe: ae : 3720 OLIVE Ss. Peter and Pauls Cemetery. | : | rks niered LINDELL 198. DELMAR 2272. WALSH—Entered into rest on Satu Oct. 33. Leffrado), 1923. at 5:45 p. m., Mart dear father of Martin, Mary, e tha Eniere t in to rest ole Year s@e. Oct. vour sym- om fl Funni e (Cunningham. (Cy ex tend our since (c9Y) rday. | ‘ifnl ficrai off rings ane loss Gone but not forgotten. in : § ‘ : a a berea Vette rt in a” zranimother Sadiv missed beloved husband of Rose Waish nee | Pe*) far wife.. mother ane 1 w alsh. elov Isa- | : : ; : also Fat her Bauman for s HISBAND AND SONS F neon glen : 4 the heneorury pall R i S O R sa S | belle. Joseph, Virginia and Arita Walsh. family h m street. Due notice suciette ne . . ae S11 Madison 5s e Slt. JA‘ ‘OB BLUTH AND FAMILY. € 7] ini nige tive conte ihe’ Det, 3h, take Mads Funera! residence. of time w WASMUN ect. 13, will take place from the ili be given. D—Entered into rest Satu MI. Wasmund fnee Clark). dear beloved Mrs, Albert C. Pollard. dear sister 1, Clark. dear mother-in-law, grandmother, grandfather. Herman in her fifty-third wear. Funeral from Kriegshauser chapel, Manchester avenue, Monday, (rt. 15. p>. m. Interment from St. ~ av ri ‘ », Chicago dll.) papers Evansville «Ind g : pa crt ES = please cojy. WULF—F ‘ntered into rest on Saturday. 3. 1°23. at 3:1lo p._m™., Katherin Ww ulf. widow of John H. Wulf. sister of ah to that uk Costello and Mrs. M. J. Brennan. fs Panweape SMichael’ e Chur wilt take place from the wend indertaking We: fer 3734 Cook avepue, on Tuesday. | na the many beantify! Horst offer AND) Mrs. W. H. McClung and brother, E. R. (c) | Diggs. SISTERS AND BROTHERS. | _a7e Able place at permengnatinn Frank X. Funeral residence. Oct. 16, Rock Church. Interment in Calvary Ceme- FAMILY. tery. Fut Menrbers of De Andreis Counct! will meet gor their kindness in our Sunday evening &l | pereavement in the loss to the hume of our tate yang Louis Jenneweln. ohn F. Huelsman, 1124 Nest Sous. Poth. the undertaker, Mr. Shoemaker, at llth 2nd Newheure av. R:30. then rro eed member. J at &:30 a. m., to St. Alphe eral private. Omit flowers. _—_—_—_—_ - — oO CARD OF, THANKS We wish to extend our sin ere thanks to Wick Bros.. the singer, tloves and MMs we Uhleymeyer an friends of Mrs. M Fienry Deo THE ‘DOERR FAMIL arie Pollack ane her daughter, Marie. wieh to thank their friends for flowers the 13th of Charles Pollack. Bohem itt mat he death on ploy “- ot ( *ollector’ s office. end W Wan ‘ a and their symnathy of the " for thetr * ae | PARENTS. SISTERS AND RROTHER-IN- For Sale pers please Copy. We wil for the a ' pesistance St Louts reavement, WILLIAM R. MARVIN AND CHILDREN.(¢) | h to express bundant kindnets, sympathy shown us by the good friends in , . and smpathy | hbors for the kin iness an: eyimpatny) | us. end her voice . wife and mother. Sess a us, as well as the many floral offer- | Mother wen spent = nd _ Vahey Park: 45. om — — 8 rive- |Ings tendgred vs cu-ing the hours y waare! She hae gone to dwell with Jesus. on that | ape lote for club. sit ' by the death of ovr dearjy belo bricht. eternal shore. | ona DICKMANN R. e. CO. G28 Chestnut and in Sullivan, in our sore be- | in the death of E 1923.at 10:30 a. m., Elizabeth We Wish Johns Manville em- | We wish lan pa- | Bros. tT ndert: ukine “— our deep appreciation — In memory of our f Suifbeare rs. reiatives. _ In sad but loving pete opt A of our beloved | husband and father. Jacob Knebel, departed | aintadiatai (missed by WIFE AND SON. rday. | to express ree Rant: we friends and acquaintilhice yI | | and beautiful fleral offernn In memory of my dear husband, Private town, agate, 20¢ daily wife | our relatives. Dispiay, Iie daily, ase Sun.; out of | their synipatny of our beloved father. , e “pas : : ~ “fe H. Telthorst. Special Sadiy milssed by s ¥ ee $2 Rev. E. L. Bleibtreu for his con: | MRS. M. "WERNER. (c) 2 76 ar Se, a aaily 2 thanks to =e i th libearers | P yO Diag + EP, Pit : P $102 the pe Sua. 5c: $0 times, dat’'y Se, Sun. o | soling words, end MILY. fe) | Marcus Cemetery. —— Hartwig. who departed this life Oct. | _ Board and Lodging — 19372. (c) We wish to extend our iar a8 . our many relatives * S shown us in oul sad bereavetie = lof our dear sister ane daugiwer, A! 7 - cf the Rev “ather | c n. the Central} . Chas. C, Diggs, who passed away Sept.) cebrneder. Rex 18, Arcadia. Mo 1923. at Chicago, I1., beloved brother of | -— eir efficient service th gene Tc Mrs. C. H. McCallip. Mrs. Amidee leting. For a > le li | Stoleha. sus |e AND MRS. FRANK the Meramec. open the year round: thank friends and relatives | In lovine memory of my dear son, Pri- |. tages to late sad hour ¢f | vate John H. Seith. Headjuart¢rs Company, rent: 40 minutes’ of my beloved hus- | Sixty-ninth Infaniry, Tenth Division, who fine roads. Wm. We thank the Rev. | gave his voung Hfe for our country Oct. 1A, | aiso | 1818: None knows the depths of h t ave wis 0 dv-tive from Bt Lou! "=! ithe peaivenrens und memoers of ft Homeareae | mv regret ' Meramec, 1? miles southeas’ Bd . and also ‘for mi . a ot vt e.g ! MRS 9. JENNEWEIN. (ec) Sadly misesd by MOTHER, (c) ————— to exten ped a — wg seer i In lori) a = not forgotten. diy miased by his wi feng ee. Josie VAN GORDER. , y % — P.-D, ? Diack and tan beagle PERSONAL || eas ward. 4352 H DOG—Loat : _ ward. W. Gilmo fox ten ag 3i98 Breese Personal $5¢ line duily. $0c line Sun: | POG—Lost, black _ Jerry on Seer; out-of-town, agate. Sic line dail Sun. Adoption c 7 ~— » a! oming Events, See 3 times. Ic: 7 times. -Of -town, Sun. sc. Discounts, : agg BS mc _ Forest 4487W- DOG-— Last: airedale: male. black and tan Se; Sua. 2 lis . r road betw 7 times. dail te. _—- : Rox M. 133, Pes Maxville daily 3c. Sun. Se. PERSONAL PERSONAL—M. L.: Am at 3125 Chicago av. Minneapolis. Minn.: trust me. H. 8. ee ee a PERSONAL—Lillle” see you Monday. 2 p. m.. game place BROTHER PRANK.» ost. white poodle. with browa pre nA rand! 1003, - icwara a . er rare - white, =e PE RSON AL—Herman F. W —— let wus m, ce. vicinity Sorel and Wer Weat | WEBER R FAMILY. wee te ig Will be 7 wite, a . and want to see you. our wi > Rox M.89. Post- -Dispatch. J PERSONAL—I wish to hear from you Gi Grease tn Please write or come home. Aiiatda r from you. Death of Oat, black Home Ci cK pomperanian; eaning and D liberal! nam Ce. Roston bull puppy. white marking, red tha scribed. tod colar name er: Miver. 3272 Courtois. cutout communicate with Delmar 25023 ( Irish terrier. PERSONAL—Wil party who jammed Chev- male + 4 z u . . rolet coupe Saturday mornine at Lorust Mra oives +, Bn meron stalled Stephens auto on Whittier and Mc- eye tan ee vey are known. c) PERSONAL— Will ladies who were in ee te ae and i tan. with treme, strips twice = arent bie ae neck, Pherson Friday evening, Oct. 12th, please ard. 4272 Maffitt. send name and address to Box T-215, Post- Dispateh: important. (c2) ADOPTION about 6 months old: give particulars. Box M-114. Post-Dispatch. FOR ADOPTION— "Oe ‘ fis ~ Rae te i rh Sates “ie ie ne PL ae BE. N “y 9 coin PU rey eae Lost: leat ae = Sid | Lindell TOGRS (c) | Webster Aerieaiys at as black and tan Park: rew ward, Sidner ee, — y; about S months old; answer to) PU TREK —Lost. ome me San Reward. 3206 Magazine Pp. m., Saturday; $5 OY |, Caatalaing N.. Groves. |'BAR PIN—Lost; gold: pansy set: Perk, | PURSE cent. E—~Lost. black «i Grand, Olive cars; reward. 3009 St. \ and small articles; sowene qa NHAKPIN—Lost, platinum, with 3 small dia- PURSE rday hept tan ehell: 22; monds, Saturday morning; reward, Calll 430 seeitee av. ‘olfax 194fJ . aan . pay- vars. ot, 864.55 gg oe | BANK BOOK —Loat: s sccount ment stopped® rew B — +382 Manchester } BAR VIN—tlost, ple tinum. hig 3 diamonds, Pt riday. alee ., Pp. im, $2 Jp or oe | — tal stores on avhington: $25 rewar “—r E-6%. Post-Dispateh. — loose din Ll oo. eee car, on Friday; re- aie on wa ] Hotenica’. ae fice, St. BEAGLE HOUND-—-Loeat, Mack and brown, aw. Rew a Lost; Th about S18 itn netting; - . H. Strait, Overiand, | BEA > "AN ——-, — : reward te County, female. Call Cabany 8051 W. BRAC ELET——Loe Maturde+ flerneon, cameo link 7: = 4440W. eeeerd i Swe BRE ‘ASTPIN—Lost. cold. shape of crab with 2 pearls, on Grand betw (Vive cars. _ Apoly Ww. Ao: fi] ily meat h. “aheny ir ee rma ili, with diamond center; Guetine and Juniata and Ceres *, or On Tower Grove car; me- BOSTON aii Li—Lest. black, with white sameness $10 reward, 4833 Leduc. Olive anOw > BROWN FOX ater TY two Weeks

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Se. D GIRLS are seeking | employment—PUT T TOW ! 14B ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH. es ND FOUND a. eo | __ EXPRESS AN Lost: Ess | Monoa ACE EX D —" 207 Metres S5a5 Keliy: reward | ® E EXPRESS CO_ 30% HAULING fersom car; leather. on Ol 26) "OMPTON AIL bh and Park. Grand STORE GE ears; fates ey ag ireoe Tet, | Victor 339. PF ~——- SS) LAN AND MO w rk sad! vee return et valeatte | | eectee Se. Lafayette ~ \ deed Didier Storage ‘GAN & fOVING | v : . = - a . r . ae tage o suwere. rdon,| _ Expre S AND MOVIN and 918, | Special and mov TAYLOR G DA : Se a Po HSving— wore Bontes | BS eg eee HAND aeenine aay . l ~w. 0) ay Fe oe a 340. and 9800 rn HAULING Wa. "Phone For- LOR. branch. of wer ARGS & movi ng oa ge bis. the new Unity & Jefierso t; open 7 : ice cur —Ton 7 at Euci nera o : ansen's > und t Klover NSTRUCT _Return to Chie. Gh face silver: | | HAULIN tains: reasonab truck. closed (cO0) id. Forest a ae Del suse. Ry +5 LAFA 6 Hovelty Orem a t WaTCH— tS between | Olive G Wtd—By re le Cabany 38418. ‘Delmar 2126. \WAYETTE HALI ening, Oct. 14. Ted 1On rm Fe gE eek. | ae ra. Cabany & wt Be | —— Freight 2126! cay evenings: “chil 1800S 1th _o | as Trade Schools __ SITUATI ’ es e lis p i =} a 0 , ay ~ Let 10K 3—_MEN Se gy hy Bay shew Bp # pin; mono- eID EXPRESS ae LAN Forwardl _3785 turda: dren's classes ice be be .. hve. Gall’ Forest. # bin; mono-| ance = CO. 450 NGAN ng wee ae he —— Tuee- | maxi - Sree to. $100 : ADVER soYys siTU Man, Satard: isos O24. or Grand F . So era we | STORAGE & TAYLOR Adams dances a ernoons. "Sidney your ‘spare. time "drawings a can 3 Bt TISING MAN A j ma. AM, turday, is con face. | U ___ (99) | 4 J SDOe RUENt: y through as 20 man: ae MW. Phillips, Ki end Ki etiveen and | ALL RNACES, HEA — 208 DELMAR MOVING co, | SARNG 3 West Pine 1 —— teed. | Bend for interest! = Soars galery. ak nan: age 24. with several tion — sors fs — ent & a. 1, Mo reward, _ able: gua of furnac ’ Cc. ler th are pl DELMA a ur; cia DANCE— 745.1 W Schoo! tine—Y testimonia!s and just a te - bave posi- |i A - fatheb: case tha “molen, gold be xs ~~ ranted. Miller. Colfax ge ne Southwest we ——— N36. Rg cuaran‘e latins Gx tees __(c8) ishington. D. ¢ ca — either ‘Tuesday school gyadua the eo BR ne hy * . . : ‘ Ls aa . >i s ad z . R t turn 1411 $ 764,479, rks; keep a oven Vie a, ae mee Voltas 684, bring a solicitor ais ay ove to California | | PRIv a3 baie ce rat Instructors: any — $110 to f. Dept. a — quate “and one year high- position in asked. S. Ewing: works 176.538: Te- ctor 2947R. stalled. repaired and cican ——t telephone ¢ freight | ATE D Both nest or en. railway mon (c99 ’ to a -58. mone Jear | university ‘achine, Bon baat WEDDING reward; no hades ad | PCRNACES, a ge ne call mil jfuaranteed in ‘six leasa phonee. tes) eagees ee nthly: expenses )| 3 or 4, hours . ScUNG MAR M313. === aaa ae RIN st — repair ore ae all makes. Stal. STOV (c80) PRIVa 4809. nh six Bh ana Washi cB)! celle study cou completion : eee ry M-272. afternoons: wants : tal 1 tenuis 5] cane agsimeene sts Tartan ai | STOVE REPAIRS ate LESSON aay hos eed Boge eg eo of 3 mote Sh om es selarat Sears tovema | nat aE ae 0 . G RING 7 % De | Wi ARCOLA 3 ma E. $2.50; BRAUE i So se gy r l 8 any bh (i er. Inst. B e N-141, s rite for Ex- s experi 7 first and with OUNG %. o ; ; te : on44 rn os &- oa yo. engraved “‘l | — fire will oi ATER HE y — Stove revairs. "3 R SUPPLY CO. | SEEN IES av. eliable, PO mer latest dan =) | Gov -ER NMEN1 N. Y¥. d. A ag a SAE 2003A Park oagtnng all . a 4 ciated some firm wh —_—- : ‘ J oe whist gomery Reward. R R. | _ O01 mana tat “ATER rs. 316-318 N na enn, of t school. 1901 Louis NT CLE Tain.ag ER—Sit.: : Mel- | MAN Box M-388, ort will be ability versiae 1087? . ” eulored. AZ = ete | OSS JAN HEATING CO Ww N._34_st a ~~~ 901; wrt aiaien test _ic99) | of-311- Sit.; light, second ao ania YOUNG 037 W : | strap; H H—Lost. “| _ Centra! EATING or 5 WALL : (c8) ave ot. one (68 te P. Oxm on” tie See aie M-3 position; b g00d t. by mid tech. NG M : - Cabany 2703W. ge A a= | aes roe A BSTT PAPER Ci structions eve ‘Sunda evening excep mee aE eat, St. Louls, Mo. good pay. satus ane aa” T wets qa ee ae idie-aged. handy with lar aa sara on Fee ee oul WRIST Saar ed on back. . ‘call | CURTAIN 99) j “a ye * fob of EANING, ETO. rece srivate tt nday malinees: fr + ota ane ol BARBERI O., Gemetinns: 27 - it.. allround man “ay refere it as ag * x M-19. Pon Dinpatch ps arloney pr oe connerst is A * care. whit ba CcCH— | LACE CURTAIN 3985 pape STMINS ess. and ree i c NG = amt a M ears old Seairen'' } nee. Bo j K . off , Gra Lost . E CUR tect i CLE ALL.. 412 ring f INS ms by Frid n- clippe ~ (c8) onta = MAN x e and honest; YOUN ox . meton: nd car . gold | Es TAIN ANIN rocm lL ‘'N or jess dell 500. STER appol ay ev Missou “7 i —_a — . c. Re position N—Col Post UNG M T-106 ; se. mB. r or vicinity” with black i iA aston. and bi G Del s ciea N. Newst money. Se . HALL, »pointment. e-' Mark ri I dent: BAKE ymonds, Pine. annem t : _meeees; Beet aw AN— . x to | WRIST ard. 3417 nity Gra “i ack i LA —— lanket b mar 218 ned $1: ead. pt. 10 Classe S868 icS) market. pt — up-to- t; R—Sit. 36284 ° sath in ost-Dispatch. _ ake a Sit.-: : hone WATC [A McKea and-W ash. | ACE CUR usiness. 4 ; ALI SL. L work | LE S open Mc Olive. LEAR ber Coll © COl- bakin it. by married WAN an: coal sb expert nd ambit! fine _ Rement : town H—Lost ; _— Sidne TAINS TH2 | + rooms indell 206 guaranic ARN t Monday Lin- N A TRA exe, 902 Wm. £ experien man: deliv _[ ma ed. 2941 empl sienogra tious | : ." ee Sig tia” BE | ae idney S167W. 2162 Geyer, aeggemanenios Dee, os sed.) $5. Thursday. evening ° srening: | gation “established by auto eater «So | BAKER—se: pce. feferencen. Address WaN—T. Sars: Sie OT un og cones oul am Se week: cnenary 2 I=T W care pep ee teeth 3 ir, } ALL 3636 orice: g f Halil. 2 So ae d ers cenu! aute dealers’ trade coft t.; first a eee le. 30 or) 1 VUNG Bo , reek: steady. ©: ATCH— ont A mo KS w pertiy | roo Lucky good | _ ee a Ch ation “Oth Nor ons, f Ada da uine vra leres’ e ee cak class (7 ours. evet ‘mg. married. desi RA Ma Ax u MA _ ne ” * = wes Le gag Blagg, 9 M T.C.; ra Ideal epecial prices ne mm BS i samp es: perec. reaso a mer > | 7we “on Grand 515 res Apis >: N. “Grand. Pi ne Tyie o train- kete = t Sng aay ~ bmg rolls, GAN—R: by ox Box E E-130. e oo aun a4 oy ‘a gay or week “Bet 3 ; ton 1077 ca: ~ undry on 3 ” work eus nable: ———- music - STRAS. —* r in- N—For U. 5 fler 462 4527 object: round experi -D ing. one x i oe . "TJ. after 4 Riversid or | BELLE guaranteed wil call | Ka one _ by_Al cont (037 experience . 5. mail se 3. | BOOK A North ;| Geo N janitor: encel fire : wanis year col) ae One lar REWARD—D 4] MISC e 147, guar VILLE pa ed. Lindeil{ Ot. ia s Ry Bing te ‘ ne ae da ~ RTA Sent s correspendene $115 to pte yah aap Mar- | MAN 2 elson. 4200 nn Se con” and all- laboratory bosi tion B — ; setting: also is° all gar RING = | ISCELLANEOU ee) 13403. oo | and Bait eeeeens OS, “ee. 9, ee eo Ah Ms gyal ee course: UR: gies teen co ineain SHUR rienced: hn Ww = ebatabees Webster | ev a uiomobile Sit.; first-cias - on tye A ~n i SA » $5 up; -j} m sbury ou ay s-}) i EN— = a ; Un- |B versid smal rk; its. : = anes ; eoskeee’ are Elg in plati KEY IN SN BETTE ee Se, SOs eee i’ ‘men 50c. ie ae evenin Don*: p>. Draw OOKK e 23233. 1 set house: ma by col : ; : lters. Arcade in wrist num Rapid K ONE M OTICES a R DECO zi. s sidne ) ———— mission. ja er Hall, 2 x. ow a! * ne work! er EEPER : of ae aplend mn as ian ored: By ; ; : ' | . ladies, 25 20th 1 you tking f ble a cR—Sit.; 2 MAN—S id re? itor ; general | sIrTtu $i Biége 4 watch. | ey Co.. iNT Da per for RATIN £ ® s, 25c own. § r life: ge or th nd absc - 20 erences. and bel _&- erent ries Torts platinum eS pores Sas Chamens ae atk the. ink: "ho overke iG. with “latest wail DET and | “Barber “Colloas. offer. ‘Sateen yo ghon ence:_hard uty Bd. yy Fy mma ntepanee white: marri Bonent 15665 | werk oe : ; CUTS ocx sapphires: ee oe aca an Rg deane . 2193.| ie al aS wothemane Be Fa for ch DE ECT EN wantir 10 N of write, Moles /KKEEP Colfax 99 a ret- ee Se ee ? ref | SOOKE nana sey 2 alee 15-3 a ae ee eee) ; aa auewcne (99) | 2070 Bg ee a nee: you get TECTIVE iVE c anting NW. Sth gt. _ Moles! os" ER - ST 2. MaN— nthe Bg oy janitor or > eakeaiadee ~—-- - P| nd re l! corr electric ) t Ca ranch 0 pa : ou get gati ‘E—FE a olored pos! tions g general ENOGR To aze and BOOK and “*. bund! wees th — ae ay “Elgin nee six blue | ak pair mot rect them: rica! troub! DELY tes Fo es. Wise Perrine, pai ; ating: re xpert t plicati sleeping c oy firemen (cS) ood refer office APHER — perien ung, desi T-47. P. er- KEEPE tes bas ee ee gy nates Figeee: ee Sa8 Fg mn ne Gay “The ~~ ton ey rest_&7110 Painting Go. service 4633 Newbe hadowing same gre meng ar porters, w brakemen. | ape Pest Die aa pine Foes ; Sa0sw.— 5 ee meen io ™ RS. ward. will ETS—Clean tral 2863. 735 MAR lished aper c! ing. loc paved orest ile | TR ao these ae tein ssary:;| ,28¢4 37 R—Sit.: ~ ty seg u USEK Box M -; wi} £0 W Arcad | bore, I! Clean rai 2869. S. c PAPE Forest 2 eaned, | auto ocate shad Ses. 1-CIT pt. 266 me positiag, 27; mod it.: com ind act dy w sal ti yr d= oa Si a heme. out b Geld at OO R , live 57% | walls Pp. Mur ong Forest A$. waxed SG 70 > el! 5102 : 3678 F ple: e stigat- tric talogue f : OLLEGE + Ah ents mo _ account - cost (MAN x T-l shop: of an cE Z of +. ping EP gy Sy wy EWARD | scaled: alls “made water p phys | ESTIMATE S851 W_ polished. “Paper | EXOFFICER ony confidential; me.) e free, strictly b —_ pultion MAS. Post-Dis salary experience: state psy ak Rang aE, Pest: ed rood BOOKKEEPE ost-Dispateh by colored ove . B: in downt anch € Co. water roof: wi ever iw urnish ; an6S- shad wo. ; hone Yo chairs. err; elec BOY ispatch. week state-| ¢ ° rwise; Pe =1. wa would sar : - feat werk. a MAR re werd pai , nO questions own shop- Ves 2226 and Girt ndows .> xX , R24 T ) ed on (cl4) i meno owin in E. L ~ C NG WEN 811 . ; ——Sit. b a Box nce. Fen , 3's al tee = position Ga like ext t.; 1919R. prin eo as 6. 1601 en — -_ CALL Lotz F Benton. Tyler ousaa | — =e Sidnev ESE ee 98) 876 62 " 819 Title Guare . enna does ng experie: £1 onsen $50. once 8 = =Alvin Heltmany 4408 N boy after 2 Le a Nena te ae uae BOOKKEEPER. et work oe bundles to RE ilway Exchange. point sros. L709 eT yyy = (e one Bee rZ. ca ¥Yu"r ro i FOR pa al Clean 1: vestigati n. Sophir es: all per, DRE KinGg— emp!) a position with of by col ‘ ©2712 nut. lain work: rk by ante ~ reference. Box’ ; NI fin ge] 5€38 Spalding @raw: tuck px ' hir Bros.. 4513 Easton. 8S MAK MILLI oy ge g ley e ot bles to etane i me ored. 18. a. a ied | ne -_., Bex Ft " cCoLLin— Foun6é COS Spalding ng. piaste uck pointi JO .. 4513 Easton family ING—Re NERY Cc and 6 to or evenin to start we BOY iil “all Lindell wishes an oe qo 70W. s. Geo. Chest- -RAS—2 su. ’ Found: CONCR ding. Caba rin ting. ‘ur- Ia B LO . | DRE sewing modeUn ‘entury Te! a Voeea See after; 4d Sit. by 1932. y kind FE—s m. to 9:30 wish Z coe colored. Fairmou nd; fem RETE cutt: acany ~ Kranitoid wg. closin TS .ESSMA to do. J x. aite LE elegranph C rand 5582. ° hours esires colored, s it.: ho E-38, =p Paw night ! wi nt av ale. c biastin euttin 2995W. iding. s of on g out sew! AKER— in: del ration ARN I - ~ o.. 2] aw Twe s 9 r work senio Memes a nest. c) - ; Post-Dist a Bomon DOG—F all at 10 Sy ee es K and is taal amma my 1923 sewing. G Fine dr 216063... ANOTYPIN sa eT registered at any r high M 3a floor ; peed peteraseen. 13 CLER teh. yee 27 46w. —Found; 15/2 we, .- wreckin a saseeien wens line a DRESS rrand $12 esemak: INTERTY ING. M (ck | PIOB chauffeu time aft school. | MAXN—St “ook en See K—Sit. b white ; medium CONC r 236. utractin ‘= withou ex Tprise_ y 5000 rol! nd have SMAKIN 123W ing and PING ONOTYPI | B I BRIC r. Forest 7 er schoo m t.: Germa 1723 colored; in office 7 t.: colored ae wan oe, oem, f m size; maie; RETE ler Co. Grona | Sem JOS. RECK $ at pri _ Gav. 292 G—Fast —_ Ste ata Sie NG OR KLAYE rR2oW —o ha » raph; high or as Tuesday = 20, eet, Soot and aie; yell ete Ll ey poe ad | BAINTTRG = "KER ces | D iNG—veahicn at iacther ook ot E IN ain me ft sada: St ead a a nts job f ph; ‘high ‘escheat : . Wednesday + é Pocket Shaw av tip of tail ae crives floors. side sone, &r (cB) PAINTING A126, Olive 1303 Fr RESSMA ichigan. e: hom eo learn th n work F. | IR. urnish - 2. a MAN ywhere. or win 1R & school " ¢ 3. ; +s G. areas ‘ res KIN Call § e or Let through at $55 BC refere nd plast N—Sit.: 1 Kinloch V Ser | : | , : TROOK—F long | Ce.. and grani walks, £28 anitoic oase- | __seif. G, paper » S084. ee oA ' Sidney keyboa amazin 5 a wee Y—Sit neces. = it.; w Victor - - ION 3 : ~ RING sod Corrente, o08 Saturday west- FOOT Bee rley. Del erie Borman & | PAP ER sae Peat rson, 1908 -: work m ev SSMAKING 3 ” Spring — done. | ote aes details of card mm: the Ta | -room, of general ra position in bi hospital. Box counting ; .= urine anal oo for, elder it.: oF ~ a ¥ enniaad 7—Fo evening treubi 2281R, C nell, 3 ING a atx: y | 57 ening gowns a ea ee TEM 3410 Loan Add apantal expert iverside 23233. ome. Fra pat and honest Sots at i Ei 95W ing. = ot = - ANGIN a: oom and ' and mad NG—Chi! and He! troubie. CA 159 rienced: Sees - M nk. 1904 full time: COOK—Best Pp. ™m. Lindel , SS c a cae 2 OE pe G and | _Messey ade-to-ord dren's SP ayy en Nang | RPENTE : and house | MAN—Sit. S. 7th sleep COO of ref Py a 1 47 . tS A all dav _ 5 wt modeis all PAPER yler 1949 ee a DR -—* 5652 Pe er clothe rea dy-to- Nei. Home f as 3537 ° wants w RS’ “HELP woune Ey’ k by youn = at K—Sit a t., first- ; } undar. m.: Saturd kinds: R HAN SST. R49 one rea- ESSMA rshing S Treasona wear! LOCOS or Girls. r_write __ wants work. Bo ER—Si ind: ex- € man; imstit . by day first-class an , GKANITO ndar._Lede conaay. 15 meres __Price.__ Si GING— Be x KING Caban bie. A OMOTOR 2427 Mc | CARPEN x T-12 it.; with . 3836 service wants utional : reference. : I rer 12 : . Sidne First - nton. nd n 7— Artistic y 33 A. fri t. (AT - NTF. ._Post- tool = Del ma work expe P Schoit og \ND CE , — Sidney. (99) PA AP’ ER TNS 1799. irst Cia@ss, reascmnbie a any A> 4 ligee plue po le. £owns. 42. Be ml wishes saggg A—lIf + 0U a | on tone a ILS DER .~ Dale WORK— a in the a absolute! ic) | DRESSMAKING— — gone ene ent, address Box 35. ¢. se saeneaben | ic SRPEN Hours 7-1 a 4877 Fountain; | AL, of a with carpenter | COOK —Si Write 2734 > nan. Ste Cat line dail NITOID ar 3745X RIN( ——_ a {e)}| and go Plai OUNG ont Cl wl ent ae ry 6 For | = Hughe tools, euasee' at mon =e, disp.a agate, 300 be bua: ¢ Syn. buildir and co ry rua ri -—$6 » 931" owest; and wns for in and f Aaa ee emens, | or old wo Sit.: alt p.m. (83 | MAN—S s. 6520 or’ ¥ of . good — y. 40c dai Se i? uh out-of anaes Do tome oncrete work 1c99) | fa anteed. _room; wit oremodeli all oce ancy; @ ng confiner needing | Page bi rk of a ering. © » | Sit. by Cham- _wcrthy home; cook, 4 Tine.’ ly, 50¢ 'y. e > _4036 De To reasonabi work ; fax 3645W Steinle. with border: 6749R. ing our asions; alt reases | Ot: Lou ement ca help bef i CAR | Fores apy kind. A. epairing, rooms i en-rge COO . Box T-3) ‘ ~ te time’ dolly 8 tis Sua. Discounts GRANITOID com Tiere 2652.0. PAPERHANGING 4764 Plover. “Oak | g San MADE ee ‘call Lindell ington bl Kement can find assistance at ibe | B AKPENTER—S a ZEN secbitt 5105 | om Side. connection = ute tare occupy paneer. te = ~ | 7 Ie: 7 ly 3c. Sun . times. ars and “at work. ¢ = i Prices 4 ; clea i-] 38 GIFTS—oO ell tal, 4516 ™ the! necti ated ton haineen a ve (99) AN—Sit. x T-278 drug st | ef ROS Settled colered; tt » times, 7 ze is , anteed. garage fi! foundati Ne Forest 4 & _rooms u ning at \SEWw rders ic) + @sh- ion Ro Lles™ 2anager-: ienced: ol ; Ford br ma Post-Dis. ore; ~ N. Le woman. . ¢ im mes. daily y te, Su ay _ Wilso _oall at oors; all ions, cel- rest £697. > 14351 K. N reduced wate We taken. B ‘cary | CARP x E-17. Post- wants lored: | t coupe tried me Cu0K— f BRICKLAY’G daity ee, Synse: | GUTTER oGail At residence, or write J.“ PAPER — HANGIN SF ene | eons for ‘7 enten| I HAVE PATENTS | “sleeping porches, Sy good ‘con | some relia 7m soasires, straight $7, with | ASK stay ou pines 5 oo & TUCK Sh tING—Spoutin Home Sunda J. H.| 1985]. work cu G—RBest | 3651 % pe oy for violin ma E an inventi tion. . re iider, garages MAN ble firm. to take lary veel- for Viola. piace | work. See me be POINT’G eet Metal, 1916 Ly furnaces. a PAPERIN aramess. pe ng lowest | Market. les- | to as like wag ok for self-pow cae Wiliams pl me a a _ ——- oa orm __Rox M2 —— a Ser DISHWA bet w. s. } ’ oe » basa - . . use = a ocx POINT "Timdelt elt me we SLASTER 20104 MePoer Naceianer. saw. Oe G._ Painting. mood 55 Burroughs Addi rales. Grand} Bier patent bus for our free # — 1 | CHAUF —* ediate attention. SJ) WA rea- [wax Post-Disnatch seman aliroun: fur. “Lindell 6 Wi Xs + INTIN Late as . Lind ‘ ; r Hayes. i cCRING eTrson. . PAP E sh pri clea i in nk’ buyers | a guid nventors | FEUR > 1°7] oo. . Woods. 4 oman . cH. ce. oI be G 67 sow work _Haegel a. gtaini ell | PLAST Calan ine “See Be PER HANG ce. Colfax | Dav g Ma a ee oe we Pg am ge Pye ee. years’ ext i——Sit.: ¢ Siete Se ieee Box | GIRL— 2 ages ee ERG, Rawenche reasonable. Bae "eane: oo im es a Cali | 1637. Saad: ponaemallie;’ case (99) | aoe « and Night Co b. School patentable nat sketch amb Goer Agi ulon HAC FDECR jones _referencea. Linde eight —~ school graduate: _fesires = westtnn —Scho0i. Linde na = ST: iney 1800M here pl. Victor | ers prom; oo Sieehaien oid wor (ic) | PAR cuaran tering dene | Moo -Bookkee urs cnabie te ure: h Sameieshean af t rank W pig. 8. Lindeil 336 ces; mi orker: | pable : sates = —— . tor | Di chit s ar rt athena te. w K; reason : LOR, @ teed. L ce S siti n-Hopkin ping. Cc es North rms Vi ighest refe Ptiou of its i —_ - ebb. Lind chanic; . i tunity fora be pe very best ambitious hou 16. CARPENT | 62 10 _, Lindell xe nded to ork; all o fe panered, ini ng room, indell | {jp ser s Billing. 8 alculatin sO Weshinet ctor A Ev rences, . = PFEU ell” 52: OM 13 years M or adva rmanent of ref rs and Sa ; = = . . | Reserve Bank > peci & MEO on, D ans & Tea - ferenc R—S : _ MAN—Si ncemen and ha er- , GIRL—-Sit. i BUILDIS ERS & 'P me ag BR a ay Pe aS: we Bal 2 Eaves a red. Cail Roem 420. and |" NE Co., 64 neces : os t.; aged ment. Box E-236. PD. : ING BUIL LUMBIN S: k days, — and ry terr te H. n‘ and ank Bl ll Roe tes. paten to assist ° 4 | HA ES Romon osait: ing a 32: E-236._ P. -} a - to do ota . CONTR: DERS 47 NG—N eWart. 38 Linde]! ROOMS ace. Schaef bath | COURS id. m 420 Yo- | hom ted artic! me in UFFEU t 23614. experie in nd confident’ employed -D. es to brin 308 5 work ACTOR— | 7 teninn. 4 and 14 ag | S PAPE er, 4620 | RSE I Federal > omit wi on th “gett ng @m 9) | __ fami R — Sit.; need. dustrial idential in inv GIR s home. _250% Pine Lins Ite: Spec! a PROB aine. _Col o*% verha e. __ send po RED -r ) } HOME Cc IN SWE uclos i a —. @ marke y new! ly. Bom it.: col ing: good concerns: work: f estigat L—Ssit. CAR Lindell nO1lad M izes in} th ABLY yo fax 2045R._ ling wor ROOM stal card ezsonabile; ic) | CLASSE OR PR¢ DISH M (eo) | 3921 me show it, t. Call at my CHAUFF ont 2842M ored; in pri exper. educat have effi miliar with aren; a by Steet w : NTER—R 145] r. Dudlev , e old on vw don’t need Or Bye — Da per to John Bx plasteri cco ne FOR ‘FESSION ASSAG incoln. ‘ complete. wid truck Et" R—Si private Po ence: jon: sales ciency GIR > Sseiet girl a ee yj sdvise ¥ one repeired: eec @ ne c} | et - ed. na tm. 400 Lach | BE‘ _GENE AL US FOR CH. Grand 732 by ch st-Dis Sua management yy > ChEPENTE J. and n (c5); Belleg! you. m let w roo omont 57 per ix Lami. *>YMN: sINNIN eg r. PA CHA! 732 suffeur: patch. ¥ + 4 SASBOA Wisconsin. dung. “SA59 Saiene. 1 Beliegiade,” Delmar i n Rooting pe ii fant | ROOMS paper med. $6. and incioded, $6, clean BL | DODSON Be M,. 453_N. BOY GrMNastics | Procure rENTS | ences beat refer cr whl private or | the city ands maneermen' | Tint —on Sorage do . a. F 9ENTER builds red Gruender repairing. | ype Is PLATIN indell ‘sien | aoe “away 16024 MG) oe nent Ise. lessons kindergarten Pri vate Tutor charge on. prompt — or model tod | att EUR Rem oa Cabany ——— ae of all me a Ml a lige ty ae « Lindell 46! Png : se Sa a up. Romort 2 = ene ae er, silver. oa —-Nicke: ag ontinental ed. $8 up. cleaned. (c82 | Private 37 11 West. Thos oe all grades: aise! — A get inary advice yoo ay = CHAI eee ye Bion © married, 1a ever le Purbs would like som a9 — Rn Siki—au: es 5 ‘ ee . 9 cabl - 2699W Cra te, /* HOES—WN ——— 10 ~ oxidizing: brass, , RO ing Co., § $1 up. (. st Pine; ; Lin ction c es Pro vour lank oo Writ 0 rege R—Sit Post-Ir teady esmen t to seil some awl Louis eda : colored; a if inet — '— T : ° - chands OMS pn idney REG ndell lass mptne de ™ oO @ fo P work or ; co ‘1s. MA and 6 to drug t ad Linde y. am ; bouse , ie te $1 vy om rene.; i= ae open fo 12th st. nde- | parm 1632 7 ll 4648 ( Regist a -neeured Highe 2 4 4 ost -Di or dri lored N—* ecrge or | = nursday : canpaxten New’ Taito Pome, or, SaaS eo set) aes ee nee Nes) | PITMAN SHORTHAND =~ 8.(c09) | Bank Bias sangared Cuarence references. | | Sesion ear Box Eso. ployed. "has goed tic. “Box M190. BD, GIRL eat cot — . St A > te) - 6 rea vst 3. OU > A urin vea four i——S! —— er; > ca P.-D. estate ; general = 7 oe ; ae are aselh. crea ant ——— | Cet. emmaenant Fuaranterd (c99) ) 9122 ALITY BEST —PRi ni @y: all pat- | = Or. East 8&t. ,o- 4 MUSIC 35 JOHN — oo — posi Fg experience, (cHACE $y any MECHANICAL — managing Peantain — 7 CARPENTER-BUIi mable: estimates | Gos 334M. ardwa i+: | 1-8 Easton WAL iCES LOW W to bece ill. = 6St - vite 3. SMITH. anteed. | (HAT FI ar : mood ref truck: | onenectic with NEER—S TRL—Sit | work ; BUILDE tes | POINTIN re, 1601 BR. c av L PAPE EST, meth me - Clair 3. 108% N lawyer: EUR—S reference. | tions. a live propositi it.: wish old. tt Pre . .; plas porches, New ort re z£ and n@- pal c99) AIN . ith to be ft ful vio) T > .. cases. Been. years color ed. E- ice, laso some ; have 9 of book! schoo! is Tr ; i- & r n j “a } - au 01 - 2 : - € pri ae Po ec ca ing i ewe vison ——e. - fo a , Goifax 123 John Shait Sveaikieha’ seme, | “$250: omer ti Noha ICK BUYER” aie a Scere mmdents. Box energetic and | _— FS COUNCILOR SD oer wes = = poner 3 ‘can furni te | NIG ae -Dispateb. “a spe- | HAIR Box T-00. - TERS AN dor, Ov S. Sa pees —— ava, & work; | rice $14. - ats. } ic ate even Thief -264 - oO MET C toe any —Si iW sh | - WATC i aot : eS rapes a AND ~eriand un- a 60 Ha Ja 000. ot. 63 olfa ing le drafts P_-D. ral a - HULIC make t.: co | man: CHMA DRESS - : v nd ee RUIL Par. rian. cobs : cash x1309 - x 359 we SSONnS. (span nd Writ we 5561W. cars: fur lored | _ 5. can f n—S ER—Si - § ottax core. ry qeairing, oye immed By i WITH 4 ROT (99) CARS ; 324, $8000; ‘no colteinn xt j NSTRUCTION . Call po Ws se Fbene gg Healing -y “instruct Roos B. D. CHAUFFEUR Sareiee ad; experienced on | Po “Diomanche g£ood po cay watch ane A-eOw : CARPENTE olf. 4470 e of seeic. ur - A ‘sugae y of 4 LO : nut. ici! : kkeepir \—Private ee fice he ppointme cialty . 5 ye —Sit - ndell ~ —_-T _ Bex » vO ‘ ‘0 Kom iS ner. T : RY M jods fn AD cy} socks ng. etc.; lessons (c} in. ® a. ta. to | Fo mi ars’ expe ; white; es t-. ay silent = A naga ie steele tions; RS and bu uth see a . hous : ILLER wall pa Ix . 5895 Maple day. eveni shortha 509 N. Ne m. to § rest 3959 ninor repai rience: p single: PAT: 30A Pag or contract ; a: ing.) old houses iiders; general « (c30) | = emonst ; ands in nae 906 WALL P per. Send f NSTRUCTI aple. Caba enings. H , wstead. a zm. . | CHAUFFE irs. Forest gi iy tg 24; wake wash ._ Forest ; 62% c; best aoUsman Benton 3 ~ Peters plastering, > made tnto eral altera- inet stration Qe°7° use. | H 3 Frank! APER & or samples. lessons ONS—A ny 3000. art- SUPE St. Louis nia: TRS: 67BSJ ck: own | _3 axed: a ec. wall rest 5664M. work. inion ae $ Fo . rick flats : = on ° «di ' . ee or ¢ in—32 PAINT es. | coachin for be a ‘tion »b Re RF - - Cal} ; 8 yea t.: har “ _3150_ > ll kinds Da Ler Fo . by . : Fou VARPENTI 3829W mantels. TR ge BI. i Wash- WALL | Dat Red ‘Rook +o i day For pon at ‘c ae aavenced private and permiane oa OUS HAI me oHAGH onday gegperience drive to Califor PAPERHANGER oe caning. Lindell Bi msi = 4 Delmar ER w wor ( . - in me: ALG r. P 7 re ,uxe } ton, . Fore appointrmer ase Hot pupiis: tive! — ently: e electr - "FEUR— ler 134 e@ any mak = rst-cl TOR usew $ a cae K of any kind, mi L PAINTI Sond Hg rou Bap: din BARGAINS [Lapies—i = sears Mrs. LJ. as é MISS SG t refer ‘per hour, peak. Pr Bima wine ny 3iss. Genre, caviar anak. re 7 or comtran. ¢ E Sessa od S207 uit. ET BA rood nt. all Ne marcelli #arn hair os - } Trences. posi- — : Lined ver; ite 1IARMA r con er: I Bacon ’ revairing us fi NG ARGAIN W varnish. colors |} and eg aE rdressi «c99 A kL. CHAUF ell 122 Private man, CIST tract. ; enced RL—Sit. t ng: day done | painti cures v WALL $i on $1.50 nc gg oe cu! ng. ma } E MAY FFEUR 2293. or tru man ——Sit. - Call cooking : GEN —— ¥ or contr concrete, | —*% mek our inte 715 North ; PAPER ww ber » | Beauty Cy oe ae ee bi nicuri LECT (HAM Janitor; —Sit.; ck. | and ufacturing. a expe on place - =~ tract. 2518 aranteed workman rior and h Sixth, & PA! reall lon. | Lu Culture. 2¢ St. Loui ig futu ng, 346 N ROL yea living yard execu a rienced fore ; no and first st use 18) Pp 48 manship exter s NT Cc ADI 24 f vis A re: da NW. EUCT! OGI rs'e quart man. be tive nalytical, in retail. fore 1:30_ ood ~~ Seg AINTIN 7S Al and ore JO aa feo? ES—Our Mg - Fai y | _Fore LID aV IST E-9 xperien ers; but! highly work ; form H ‘30. Lindell i . pin ng. met Fo ¢. Ww: vetria. Materi: Ni B LO oor haird cat D4 Pine y of st 18°8 AY.. CO ne 8. Post- ce; ref wife, red or enc repu effici ulary OU i Ni phene G Victa’ faraces. et | PAINTIN — M any spencti ional en (99) | drooms sortment of SALE rs 7 event Fane a lis how we ¢ : RSHING. | AUFFEUR ndian. ioe PIPE M-101 rm; excell ©; must 17 La Baile. : =a me rand av. St. Louie | ch = mm ast sf rn ene oe | tees Seeos en pl age Bo (e2o) | ily: 9 ye — Sit: pi A i aaa . ont ‘refer- ) oe : Fee eae er a hte ee Beet Oe S| ee eee a ee iF, ZIPPER SH, copies. CSE EEPER—ATy ie qurntaned. __V’ rchea, rk end sav ; oo — _ dne ork «a Ww ALL _" Call dents. laneus iversation f ‘c8 to MAN gig SE ae PLU pliant maint on HOUs igs: _ ctor 3363 ba throo rave 9 shit: m mates y 3976 t rar s Ro age want n for perf a ow tray —Ex HAUFFEU re.erenc driver: MBER Forest ainance new UsSEK 4 2 L. ms - pia 4° 42 teria! furnish ‘ Ww. | MAK 317 ER CO. Maac x 7 by > ate fecting E theaters: el book i periepcec: cTR— - es. Li .. and ——Sit.: 5457W. man in N. > CARPET a nS p Beck. V guaranteed. red: prices AK) © ACK’'S T Post- iene forei =n- | St. Lor steady ng diz or woman | pearance: Sit. hy ndeil]| 4419 overhaulin nonunion: HO > Be 8 a ee AINT ictor 3002 Gr rices ' ST j] _teau echnical snatch. gn stu- sis H work. musica! i tools: ard house colored, Eva ing work: regi UC . RUG CLEAN’ |; _Wm ING 4 SUOLL. reenwood —T _Ol , | ehanie Grafts Acad AMATEU — a. a, Ez - 7 cael camel n POR vans. _F sas Sp, ¢4 |; hani m ae. E city. Keneth in | all an eat . TER— ores sona new 3548A ) ) Baca See LEAN'G_UPH'LST‘O Lees Huning "Soa “Gs SMOKE! U Is" Revoned rafiamen's, © balers and. me — weit Theater. 810 NL ea, | =P: il ‘Boment 1940. 8 to 1 me a winted. Phone. = At. Berger. | HOU anata 7 eet ; aners e F . 262 C exterior | C= E ATEU = »N . 7 e ful Phone ~ nee.EY sf pee pgitaned. $3. Sun- | AINTING—W Cass. Tyler E CARBON ES | MAH JON ing, mathematics | LATEURS— 3 7 ae & - - he CHAUFFE lam. 8 to 9|'* tne aged 19, exp with first Sa Mek t Pr if o4 t PHOL “tT ~ Lindell 7 un- 38 material u e do h yier AND BOIL CUTTA I & Learn _ JONG AN ics. zes $10. $5 anchester newell. , driving UR—Sirt. - - to 9 IRTER = 743W, 2 peri Post- Class by a. Bee Sk Central Roser red. W ERING—_ WwW, O71. 41R sed: prices saa Gaiatina ones YOUR ct ERS. SAV N YOUR F rectiy fron Diay Mah . D BRIDG (99x) | AMATEUR » and $3: Theater. c)| OF drivi pa Mage 5 erences — fa for} HOU ences. . a: be GL ‘OBE Bux Re ittner, 1] ok, at PAINTING reasonable. a he st ANY Ft’ aries WE An Rigg ritieie ACE moderate rat expert ees and wa | eT 5 Wid —PI ~ : $1 to } ayo 6 and of ye fy . 2: wants st years’ city Poy Tielman pe As wo ee tral $ 4 bO4. enovat! zh at re I—G ond - abdany w CE. D TH S OF Forest O° Tr Varied tical teach ze@ cor- Ossi b! > *uil part iay aroun . D9) | referenc y Saturd mm end ac) y drivin ESSM loch, Si. rienced: than : to eS BE 4. Boro nx, 262 a seonat! material sateen E A EM U MOI =SiW appoint er. ¥v AMAT Box E-58. icula d St. es. Call ay anc after 3 s AN—S Clair 2 waces: 5) gee? AUT a mt 852. 4 Ollv ne Gra e prices: “Geet chem Gras ALSO P IN DERN 5s niments. ery | ATEU 58. P Ts and Louis | oF ea Bomon Sund >. m ezice ; it.; igs. HOU : age. 7. a .- cAUTIFUL 1 L rure wove ¢. st. Cen- McRee ax nd S7T12J es: estabii lass work TI . ’ DEMO " ay . oo = we oud v = nh —- ” ° 5 first oon carpet. “Chicago Sores. ony size oe? PAINTING—S G. X'Shemman, 38% a VULCAN OT NSTRATE |6>P ron av.: French. Spanish, S538 Wast Peerless Theater, 1 eer is am ——a. ws cea | PUBLIC Acc > jo taking. banat: ste housekerper | iat tral BTRER. Romont & caren er |X used’ pardlenoa Tissre as | S888 gtration given N OIL BURNER | »* RTUNITT—Men a Sm So ag | BELMONT a ie ey | Sean ants; furnish best references tor tm ACCOUNTANT —Sit-; certs stcagy | HOUSERER! = s Pa ’ K oe inish 0 oe and 7 _—- 3 = her ver ne newer yo little — sg ; - Ere | ene ot ; ite is 7} a Ry 4 t sala wn refe = immedi it e ce oe . not é . eee 4 PF ibe ilve — oreuth ~) f K wh “3 yne | neeed chie a.m. an — samp! A ou. Desa = » heven’t desiz re wome c99) | 6iucy _— thin - only “ (cQ8) or comm ry or @ will °Trences ant w ate publ sf rtified. - Call Tnore s ee jo: PHOLSTERING fa ieeperee & Soon S7E chief engineer will. ex mple room. 9:00 to | « - a et hare - erence ‘ - = wo ' i 15s. —— rot °14. ek irs rer “zt ** cus . _R J R s Al — R. LEcTC " Box ; AN—-5 51 “ Dt S$ ° ~ a ELECTR! ae 2093 PLUMPING AND FF repairing: regis. SCHOLARSHIP Parkview Bidg. Cab- | IMPROVED ber Theatrical. Tits i +t mn aa att Bn ar — SAL have caf” Bort pag or en er neaalianstil = Aa * ——— ° 4 . S . - _ oe Fr @ : - 7 en i. ; , . ra . i : 2 CONCEALE c WIRING, seg 119A oo _ “HEATING Rog 24 = a iter Fina a ae ite fatten on 2268 ace ~ 0 Hala BANDE: 2 Bie. “ote best references. Gras lector, with am estate. LESMAN—Sit x T-40. Post- wg en eel renter. of housework lady, 6 ye ee tag liable H oD wiring. ETC. sth nn = stores. SCIENTIFIC Sidney 11033. _ forgo Pirvae —— ma J. A. ntertaine 2} in GE STUD ind 4319W machine; | “ALES you. Bex S- eens U afterneon oe. — ; ae couse Wirn > rooms. $17 ——__—— SIS. . Berger thor hestity BS y course I WILL 2 ONES Buckner, et for Cc ‘s school bo ENT—Sit. ak AE I | in MAN—Sit_: “116, Post- trial. I can HOUS rT Call Grand ; ote ig LET | resser, 7G. dinates Maen Bei. | dell 12 and aft wo, 17 tion with 1 successf: Uispatch HOUSE l_ Grand for ; F _noney b Twier 30) 2 « st. \ TING : 11 vest pr ive: Articie« Oaie. ar - $se Sun Syn PECIAI TB ti im ne in exchan ee. Ad ton $20 — 4 5: disasiy ~. acig oO 4K aft er schoo and 1 i _refegence th sata ul: 25. KE Ls ability. . 4 ce pnd ¢ ey by gettir ——_— SI ’ 100 hs . M Gill out ca. Med aly. 35 Outn?- in inés Box M-25 ange for, : , Pian ssolver. $5 | COMPOSTT er 12 1 how 8: is s Fo rv and ; desi woman EPER Ls PH ae ; oo PF a ae ixiures ting my pric = oe 29. whe lettecmaade 1G zit wi f-town ical, Sic o¢ Sen t-of- oon private ¢ ement ¢ 39 P_n.o, | MOV 2». $25. . $50; walnu | job OR—Sit_- ts. Ca ALESM x M-3598. exnenses. res ‘ —Sit.: nm ER - BOO : . J a fou want 2 our Ee hier. #4044 . ail Si 30. ne oe 1 Olive st Srwopes. yo ire: i ig. $4¢ —_ ¥. 24c asin eee ell 4745 School, 3965 = Adama’ sw ¥ ol @A- bar URE MACHIN »- cook a tren gy work etpertence of er ig letter - genes oe, state ch. wee : best whe os of va damage xtures p* suse wired prone ao, | = aioe mig me se le a easly jr Acate——s ti a. Disco rey THE Mor est, Py re meet! in. G ES—T | wate £ t. by Bo eacy |SALESM -Dispa oyed Erepo- USEKE teh. ae ae a ed — a Prte ive en: 7 7 , ea. Se mica. Jr ounce, eae rse nme bL P eneral § we P ; ate f color a. x M- 129. . D m ” AX. tch. at presen EP es Pie : ‘Aug. Borchersiag materta’s perv with Me Co. 3604 Grice times, daily Dispiay. ? a Sern | PARTN 1 Speci o*-| COO > a. ed. ex | lence: it. ; t. | _widert ER—@iL. - } Young :# : ba 5 . * et - 4 cy es . aty e- _ apy—? Timea, Ww 5 Omm seh ' ER Ww al ty. 409 | atid _ Lindel per: enced. M.- . hustler - —— . mo . lady . : fF YOU cherding aad Vir and without | 13 ADOO ive. ay Ss. En. § times, 1 edreed St tee ire d.—tT Sit.: by : 11971 —— 134 Pest-Dieemte 25: road thertess a aa : woman. “St i U want Vire! tor 2249) 1314 P PRINTI - ‘99 auy Ir sc; 30 Cc. wheal Gar: and Fr telegr ches rail perier show raveiin | _ god y all Mf. = | SA __ Post-Dispa shew experi boas ; or adults 4 : a and Wart to = ve nia NG . Sun. § times. " | for fr iday aphy, M i- } e need invest E vraud : | pri on pa ‘round LESM tech. results Pet- kind . Pest- ~ t good on _ % Tas: high-clas TT c. avin e demon event onday. | preferre. mat? ucevi } vate stry colored AN—@ - city. treatment: , - - at STices, A 7 ork, ‘call el=- tric ‘cs ‘O) Ss — ze ora. - z CO. ae ~ Ses ORNE rate 1s Poet ae Bg OO strat Mang, Vv isit ay. ’ SIDE AD ¥ LN . Ee - AND NW. 8th mage mere _Olive Ghio BI mall fee, | » kind ef c ssociat by s for feur Sit.; m cor chef ESMAN 78. Post- e compan refere 10 : at. agg Sle at > 29) . —_ .. Stn st. cases. *' ame : Bidg “ | her ope ef con ion: st commun ; ae end bar! 1iddle- wi — Hit. ; Dis. y: M ntees. work, t % Jen 1&4: ttures yi : “t -* « ) -M ‘ ING , ovi SE oe ee ic . pee sare AGENTS -* Van- a rated. cession r’ ate Dart! nity . 2. Suge neh Ut ler if -aged.: th presen want _M-198. Post-Dism - Ee 3M Hue Blectr es thr . — sen is i OO —84 Ga i NG CHI __ _{c99) a ern oe 'S—To qual WANTED Box M-21 — in — ’ COUPLI anek S18 eo e as c — as chau! merchants. ¢ house. s change. 6 yeal _, HOU Post Tiiesenee WuUline 7) —e PRICAL. 1 BORK iz ‘ 2 CRA — .s exc sees ador comme L. att sc HI 7 EN OT RACTORS a eg western pe ane Ser want , in et | Me My friends to k . Post-Dis man- | , Bivens hea os -Ussell av. references. | — st lines a 150 fac mane on causes ‘ tment ioe g omy mee. when eonmeinns 7 A. a SSiiees wires; pos SWFOLDS moun van ae) oS ewe KER, D ene, rh railroads: experience | ke Salty. tered to know: | ne n and wi es. | STENOGR ered. Louis: Joste pieke ae : HS - tric ~~ » ‘riage rT) . _ - 4 irTni* "sz _ - —— --~— " _— + ° A oy ” 258 . Se - —— Y = eau. rienc it eek as -§ ern St Just c! fa Si d r fe. : ) - APH x T- poe eee ng : 7 7 $297 Evans sian Delmar 2.402) ai pewet | HENRY ES W Se cd wie’ mere eee Oe ome Grand 7016 Sams 2 meetee. 2 ts S ever , CULT is ive 9052 please answer. Bos] ~ p Tag —— ear where the wit : TENOG . Box en. enter house work, Rt a ae ene Me! te th: bee ractor in more _Ssiance a. oa ~ ? ‘O10 W et nes nGay e¥e to 2: lad “4 Tuesds Por edults TURE y 52 J Bo ° lg SR mg he at - RAP T-4 P LADY—Si =: ~ Pete a Fr. ferme ch. a eee. Soe ay ev. OO ae =ating. @hip 36) a ¢ 2p. om married lad Paceday evening: Enel: 2 ENGLIS £89) x M-50. Post-Dis. h- ELEC Saicsaae CE have as tracer Rance! pet pm oe as. i or wel t.; in cousty- ot inning. wants a pg.” | vee “n3 a ~ ang wRioa es ST EN G Ne ._Taw aa chee Lone _Cabany aah. Tuce@e (;reek ore class ue ia it’ - ng sh " ib oct, oe | SH. as -Di 3 ; 52 Une a SS eee chance to ere Gent. uni i ee e ——- Poet - fare k. or ; Sin ae Lindell “ ee water WriGay bose waver eat a Phas ee DANCING tasers Foes | acta. Correct (poeaking. EM PI | porate, CSTR omear Monier and | Fest Tinoatch rermity, ctucation: Basse | ADT * a Hi ghee Landa 4 mark Pxru * *) ue « et. Tw Ser, re roure — ‘oa! TO TRAGE 2} 1662M ¢ * ‘a okie 3 1-Rakt pull, che i ae ee gas Areadia Terre Flat River e-dinance DANCING t—€,§ - ce SELLA BE 198 W | inh sae oe ANT HEL Op | SU nent. _$112 Cast 7, ENDS Se 6.) Lal SAMA N. 234. .__.. sg LY Vata ey 16 eons. 5S yee want. os - ane ager. 744 ans een ae Sn ee taeee. Vola ese ae — IVIA BI EAUTY Pp (BO) A N - J maa” Km Cm ~ sews: ion: FER—Sit: ‘PERINTENDEST—Sit ay. wens sunnlen. oe an reli oa te Lane tea. a. ~~ PAT RIC wo rt no »Lz months \ matt ry Pia y t Grand 250 5 apm nim an ro ino. yp eer Ar a | det a ire Pony ng . 1023 ~ ARLOR D EXECUT TE uether, SZpsriesces pi ent. Bex Ee 7a sees a | grenine day: ined. : Pere ae Call — La ne. > Y eal im DANCI mi. Grand 46 oan tle eee | i= pateneet ease et ence i —Sit.. wit + Michi- | 8 x E vate orema : hale ‘ Pics rae earn _ @as = 0 ioQ? ING—K B4OW ango. F ent waving. | £e Centra! ¥ appotniment ite f RR pa to T * Co times - CURIA ines 25- ste ~y —€ ox T-5S2. Pe Go0d | “PMA sratch. munici and | __*7Teme Ess—8; a ssau- varanieed soanectet BEN work k ote 54 Dawe ory . 136 oe im four U DY e eges ; 8c. 2 26 times. ox line: $c dai! ; ome amd f ex -Th enceé n—S pal. Box | t. FR q eS rote . A : ' —— . > PO] Restle, ! ‘ “ ™ + "y 38 - em. . pert s. ™ it a ° oe. Remont 23 2 Cen "4 FIR A LAN aranteed pass “an jee Be ke na Grand $6445 Bidg. ae sie on HIROP “>: c; 36 Agate— § | Hot = ea le help: enced he. F ost 0 ewe of al day wa Laie NDRKES — Ye oe %.. ET Gq niric - Ww A times . also ndling t fe tchman: : — a . tae , en ters st nies we 'F STORAG tAN eek theme: Ge See wien. > ont _- mee el ome: tie ae . CTic . NEVER : te ous. Dee os oe Pa | perienend. YARD Box K-289. Post-Di nerys | WINDOW "hold er ship horities on AS = CO. he Po men positive! teught any sais hes t Semen @ aureus ieee Tactic and tn eend @ times, c, | liable. _ Mar MAN—s ost -Dis | writ TRIMM M-216, NDR aie ion the mev! | bite in th ee coe. © ame tees Ea io we a initia: cine ten app'ytng CRIGINAL éai'y i em gd od, weet na Soh EP we gag ER—3SI Tue ade 5S-—-Sit. : ol} Del forward . re ; jew «33 ihe ahe et 4 act lurckes 3 a i? ep _ m Ot * : CHIR write Ps : lor empic) AL recommenda pler werker: ored, ex- ex j OCU | 19 -* and re. Te mar, F jag ck.) omans. star ow be = are «th . Way L.'s del : (,rand per sor yr eat - | JANI eee. Seek | stay reterences : a ——e n New years LAT ¥ orest house. | — “or art your ns ness he bi to > lel? 411 a. St. CTiIc oo: an Bs ‘tone TOR— ook. on piace. re- teh. York. experience: card iy tg 2 “Od urry Se hese dano “3 in tn c . Bes B ee (089) Accor . Boys —— red - 3809R. | "GCG MA? Pos? CATS ioe eon Bidg. uesl Stane a. Bc the chti- = lete com ENROL | sgl TE | TANITO Call musen experienced Williams. Williame 4116 Den : (ce) home, : Lindell ‘raining, : ae ven? phy (X-ra Tees in chiro L NOW | ning. hm keen ——y perience. tet me by t 2iol. Wm. | You NG 116 Delmar — Licut AUN — 3582, tudic | SOT round Writ “~ and Prectic "hone Web audit af wants set | for apartmen colored ; tra MAN—S} : T ux lmas CHIROPE for om are yn hy | ADV ERTISIN eDeter 16 cana or e of | lh ig and a West End. | You ce Rex M- Sie woe ) Lindel! R848W : _— RACTIO C COLL — x obetied ae weer. “Fit. : *- | JANTTO “ y. room : | aoe FE a N—Sit.. qo Meee e to learn by St. -LEGE. S-' eog advert er. two y young ment R—Sit : ndeli 4192. Centon! aa s with cha day, Louis, Mo Odeon, urse. desi ears Bo nes ex.| ity work: experi aAeR prefecsbir - nee for LAUND . cee tisin res now : ivers apart stead enced : YOUN eeereaets af | RESS— Clase, to aoe by expertenced : -|¥ references. _Bes_M-98,_Fout-Die ~Pces. i hacorat AUN — > 4. P.- ences. te : ov NG * * _ 345 Morgen. th red. first | #0 P94 Sit.: . 81 ; refer or gr housework ae 15 oer , = a - Rod ae —_ Lindeti oo a oodemene a by reliabi vty aeraen given ——- or edueated iG = viearen Risbr work: La references. Olive - > , ¥ b> - 3 hie, SA oe ‘ er: , “ Ne AS 4 s- ee IE el : + 2

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ee Se ee ee ey era aT > ~“ : ens os at eaten Pe a 7 ®=- 700 MEN AND BOYS WA SUNDAY. | ecrosE 14, , 1925. ene me @ r a eee ee ‘ = CY ONY ee REY ie ek mj fat aa ey 2 7 : > 5 Woes ee ee . 3 tha nee eae" * « Pi [ef a ST. LOUTS. 168 ean N TED — Is the position | you seek advertised in these columns today? POST-DISPATCH. ‘ , Band 2 me A tage IO aie ae 2 ee soYys ae jONS—WOMEN, GIRLS SITUATIONS_WeMEN, GiALs HELP WANTED_MEN SOYS|HcLE wu ANTED-—MEN. BOYS | HELP _WANTED—IAEN. SOYS|MELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS| HELP WANTED—@ER, OVS) TameTERs=-Geeriea = Aa Vv : ho ; ~~ Rear 3. Sohne Sar Sheeboneetnaentteitectinbanneeeenes ie. _— RO -_- pqs _ : { ass. wt . ine as collector, has Bess—sit | bundles co sew es Deptable tothe’: Child 3 years, BOY—To work i t be] CORNICE WORKERS—in tin shop. Apply | JEWEL ER—First-class jobbing jeweler: ex-| MAN-Rellable io work on farm and feed] PAPER HANGER—First-cl . 2 steady work ber av. ° “313, Post-Disp; ~- “reference ® Gran Hu Prtal Monda S able hotherless: home. Call 1S an 0 in stationery sore; nus Me ORKE RS—In n ti cellent working condition; S8-hour day: in stock; no cigaretie smokers, Jaa Keliy. _ Vandeventer. sq | TINNERS—Hvde. oR "Pas Spatch, #3 — “to take hb ome or Sist of in. 3:30 p :. . 6 ? cust eta 0.0, Buse fart Bros., 14 27 6 CULL = J Ong: ay 4014 Lacle ae fa i “7 reply ing Kive age. experience. nationality. Hawk Point. Alo. * a ee De ce ih iF APER HANGER—First-c lass. unioa. 8425 TENONER tt ND—Also cutter eh evening empip, Ess— Bun Lindell 5222R. a 4 Ft epee eee taidittineche- tin TiSA _N. ~ as ‘ pevoceanen kb. ‘' Se — ed, colored, | You NG Lad DY— sit > clerical or general of. 4 BOY ten era! Work in drug st Lore, 30 to ,| COOP ERS— For kraut factory. 106 South mt _ biatinam and gold; excellent cane is. tunliy fot tight mee eee 3-304 PAPE ER a NOERS— oo week , wee ee Bete at — x yerienced one fix e » Permanent. ; 2 | Second s«t an Working ‘onditic >igt ay. In c opportur u WV , - . Ss. —T Ben. A ae oy) ee ori ~ nonses Poe psa | Sidney 1303.°° ®“!tchboard operator. ca) oie King’s inghway-Spa! (9) | apes “i; steady work: bring | replying, give oon, gent: 5g a Pist-Dispatch. | PAPE R HANGER—$10 a day. Wimer | T7EMAKERS— Tie boeg ft with universal indies to on Mirs. Gibson. OE A j ne ata | CCOPERS—Slack barrel; steady w ey - | whet —e CoS oa oe with ot Siew bene ‘ jeld. (c) first-class tiemakers with funds to " v2 Mi me BOY. is : . ne § ; oe K. her married or single; references and Bright young, With at least two oy yart ee yn — te snd. — Bomon' ~ leaning YOUNG] ‘DY— —sit - e000 in hand 1 To work ie market ; “Joust be | ‘cols, Apply Hardy Salt Co., 132 2) | Salary. Geo. T. Brodnax, In Memphis, ~~ “high h-school education, to take care | i HANGERS—3 union. Whitman, | anéd haul ties on 1400 acres being ) Sit.. “for — con pomont pemstitching. smock nx. em wand sewing, 4120 Foitiant © all Monday, 7 a. m.{_ Pa Oe gre ares _Tenn. 28 ev % PP me nigh atic stockroom; also some of- P “ S14 , Maauniveiie. Grand 4762M.________ | 40,000 ties. Haul 3% to 5 miles to Fs stead: : tat 1). Poxt-Dignatc setae | COv PL, e—White, to a ene viter live | LABORERS—Street work? Kirkwood, Mo.:| fice work; good give full deletion cc 1 PAPER HANGEE 4 tage; aiso painiers| si. Mo. Make bid. Ave Crete . SORES. *y , > one — L\YVUNG Wo OM ry omar TT Re crn duate in "expres. boY— bout 16 yr ar 8. . han 1; Wito topyls “to heer my a v 816" Pi “ .. 84 fl. (ec 1 . 9 hours. J. F. Mi eMahon. ic) a large concern; give full details as tO ex- | ready _for work. 1628 Helen 3 st. ic) Answer —, pore w. Mottaz, Wain- : CG iO) eC or ouanw -| sion and voice = - ¥ F ear uf trade und assist in city delivery, a LD os | Piv zine 5 = \DmnDae wo — penne : rience and salary expected and references, | __ dE a —- =. tant tight Bi * via, machine ne; er “week bila D tau Am tar ) nd companion to eldert or ieoetes 41 XN. 10th st. SE ak Re! I CUTT i RS—E xpe na need Crimping. cutters. iL oy or factor Yi steady work. bie ‘Apply Bex B-2 59, Post-Dispatch ss Ane |PAPER “HA! ay "cs wee aay work. m: TIMEKEEPFR—Faperienonl and i & eg pith Ca! _—— aaa eee i woman. Rox \-138 Post- Disnhatc h iY sone years old. ‘Ww learn jewe lry ‘trade; | APpPly Cara 4is Cloak Co., 900 N. (eo?) | . we ae a “F - oe se apis = ad MAN—Y oun. for office work; about 93 | PAP HANGER ee a — oes au good futare, k ; a Bit.; tirst-Ceass, Ceri s MauSt Nave good references Centra] w- _ rnggp mommy” aR He BEL saad ears o e. Wik high school or commerce | PAPE cee -368 ._ Post-Dispate t.; mechanically a lnelé Thursday; cleaning. Bomont | ne . ® eiry Mfz a tg 20 1_Commerci ial Bldg. * = 46 ie ( i ae i oT E R—E xperie ence: A in utting overalls, a ton ay. aD and finance schoo! edur atten splendid oP. ; how to paigt. Apply -Monday morning, TINNERS—And_ hel _ call Sunday ¥ pollens ‘ene. ® Dinahinn, , , 3. | BOY-—E izhth erade ¢ duate honest. tu Jackets, aprons or similar rhe sve.(c) | LABORE RS—50 co colored, for trench work portuni tor bright, energetic chap who is| 909 Chestnut st. dieu _Monday 2804 N “Bprin meth a ca 7 q ae eee am | =s ra ™ ye . PUGS, Flic ACKe - ©.s Ss a a) ‘ f ? - ~~° 5. colored, for concrete work: | -, a bh ‘ t om gis » ” PHYSICIAN — Far advertising mec mum be fgmiliar with railroad tariff oo Box 1% wal Officg ~ es ae "si th 1317 S. j enna 96 daily. 45¢ sin Out-of. DON’T APP! LFSs YOU W'tsH To! Cl rTER—On work clothing and ay ot 40c per hour. Broadway one) Osceola. | CARPET CO. W arehouse, oa office; salary and experience; registered] pe giie a operate Underwood typewriter; “ SHIER— R Post-Dis ilies home. al 4 iGan. Gule, She daily. Sic Sun. | Ww ORK. Bi anes A \ MF G. 4 SD al EFFER- T os Ss. 3 Pul “aroun } ; be eae pd v me m aa ler : | FE Vv rormann ‘onstruc t ion i” ‘oO ae ue fe) ; ~ rice . (¢) Mi iesouri Box M- 289, I *ost Dispat« “h. rat weet nna sa advane ge ‘imeat furnien —Fieal SACRE ? Display, “de daily 50¢ Sun. Discow | SON AND SULLIVAN. (c town, _ State age CAVEPICIICS ORERS—40c, 9 hours day: steadv work | ale b | ar wee Side ORE a nt | © hod carriers: references for doing werk o ; experience: hana ete and ‘olored. small bundles er. li > a ioe | wanted Box J-207, Post-Dis Pat ich. LABORE » Stead rk = PLASTERERS—6 nonunion; 2 piv T. M. Sayman Products Co.. cayman - M-107 andle tuy waa—Sit. ov ‘ om = ‘ - » reasona- | 36 timer dati at mes, nee A limes, BOY —16 or 17 (. for ge enéral office wo) kK it — _ a ’ mn eee Bae pod. Newstead south of MAN—COne who as aL he ‘ = oved — 18 gs! oi 4 long job. 43538 Easton, fe Bide. 211? Franklin | ay. 3 = Ede PO8t-Dispaich’ home: te ™ 7. GY 8S, sun, Or iw p/ ar’ malin Aix sion ferences o vired. Ap- b ws cimar, bell e . ae Se alain So he could handle other things than presen S AN—MWMos ni lay morning, “14h: 3 N. a OF gama | Sit. 4 Wides dealer ance p}] a ae eee eine ieee | s ae dd one rigs 2c. oe oc | ply to Mr i ak Mees >. on Drug Co.. | ® [ PT KR tT. ABORERS—W hite. for cold storage Work; §, place Ah S at ay a Is bg A eh ae rs ae en m " "itadhen aie ia e eutien ate shawl brick: pot ae 7+ S—Sit.; bul dies 1 — , ay 3c un. aoc 4th and Clark av {c)} : wer shirts, steady employinent; 40¢ per hour to start. quite 4 Ina ete eae eee. SRGUraneE | ERS? and helpers: good work. ! Jispat Preterreg ~S pares = i are a Ne 2 CaS 4. ~ Experie 1 866 ‘either VveraisS, Saris A tntetms he k has to dy with ASTEE tRS-— ~ and helpers; goo : Benton 737 : : eh. 2 elle NEVER send ORIGINAL ger mmendationy | ROY —Por errands and “gener il work im | ay i a y nw s. ANGE LIC. JACKS | night work ..“pbly Sunday or Monday, anak | gan coleeae yo cnn per amend in ny town geo CalMthis morning, Brigadier, 4048 Cote | ( IN: Bam 0 Sit. ri evenings een nt 95SW. - Wed in appl ving for employment. Use COPIES printing de tmen : work and | 1421 Ojiiv ‘c) | for Wailer, St. Lo ule Refrigera ing and Cold re a va f St. Loul In vour answer give Bril ante, Tt Seis Baty ewe can do plastering.» and ednes- ; ~~ GePpartm easant wo ; : a cn — | « ; de t. duis, Our an . hI — ‘ a. ie y work ~\ SNES and Satur S— Wants Tuenta) weno se -| HEADERS desirsng iw i themselves for | vuusual opportuni itv for "advancentent ‘d*| DELIVERY BOYS—Applv 206 Frisco Bi: dg. | —lorake Co.. Lewis and O'Fallon —() Satormation tebt- will show us that you are S ERS—Two cvod; one year's work ; a gi ont av. Rie Box E- SS, Pp “an give city ref ee ts t ! PLASTER TUCK ‘POINTERS— 7500 — ‘Vermont av. Riv = mt F bundle wor) ¢ - . ; 4 igher VOsiiiCns thruagh epecial irnining atria: Ss U o.. he LGO . ine, fc) ae ayomeee lishing 5 y 1 M N je " experienced mn overcoming obst acles and teed at $12 da v open > ° " : yy PIST— 4 Phone Lin diel ' 401 Ris ‘ should read the eNSlTuCctiOn Trude ScAoots BOYS ST 5 vo. 16- 17 ve ars of ag t ) De 'n in? DEN PA l, MECHAN IC a at: 3 Nettad Bias roe 7 LA O 2. A men, O} la y ing out hia ve patience enough to stick to the -jieb ia eos 643 Ww Washington ay. Kirk- er side ASS6R. O'Brien. iE bie (aking full chaser’ x aemes——sit.; colores: Simiali bu: ndies | and Schoo s oe and ind Colieye ads office run errands; steady position. | pi ~y a: See Teer) Ww oodwor k on mull] of street ¢ until it is fi wee lit a Dat - = and (2) wood. Mo. eee BS: on ite Warehe _— for anew \: 2 ne- nished or rough dry.} wd opportunity fo the right young men = - —_ — , ee . quirements ‘ 4, £0 4. i, 3 | - ~R 8S. 15th #&. wor arragu " - home: f b | geve i. 3 ’ .-AGER—-Experienced in , a5 - {> | P LU MBER—Nonunion._ ° ——— — ee a take comple ci. SRM Ni. oe -| men; good a Lon ringge Bot her ee a eS Cat] Oppor tunity for advane “einen, MAN —— Ex perienced, __ Renton 2346 26a Ann. n. Call for and coromiésion. ba Tadeo. Writing ee ; ae ac courntin exper ; : salary : ‘ ‘ j ~ - | &ing distributing its’ oO . cele e* . = 4 a= N ot ty y . 7 Dy gigerienced. witha Bomont ih ————= | ane former emplo: ment: ‘xoed opportunits, will be promoted. 2001 Hie K-| 1110 Arcade Bldg. OT I Apply Sunday morning for in- t I ee re 13% i WT PEWRIToR Hoe ANIC erneral ¢ - es ored; laundry work | . ——,-—- = "ay A CADRES UA? A o> - , night io a 6:; = cada colo: Imesda) or Thurs- | Bes Fae a — "Man Bele ee en ory, { C ) . DISTRICT MANA‘ og wv ANT a for ter Vy 1ew, ST L QT! IS c' AR é { SE to opera © arge' PLU MBE SRS’ . A BONES Monday “morning, rience: steady employ ment: must Seem u . G A N—He inve: pe Oras Pa : nportunt territory in this State ope “" 9 Carro cpmgigpeneges , n right aressingk Or copy work. Boy Bomont 35->. 355. GE a nationa] ad\ertisers Rd a ae: se Be 9YS—CAN “USE SEVERAL, 16 TO #7 high rade man or woman with successful ROOD North _ Broadw av. ‘ {| Fisher Body, aie = Young man, n, good at Jobbing: stale apa first) ae salary gov ss i Spent 458 olored. for | mail and clear fortus e. Box M-362. P.-D YEARS, FOR OFFICE: SHVUULD RAVE! re ord of salesmanship whe can secure, or- ¢) [D aner. PLUMBER—You! ht rty. Chas. Ik. Gra- 1 b ervic iven: immediate Dioy- office or as store clei yy i iS—Sit. $° 65. B mo a 9$973M.. | a ; ig 8TH GRUAT E EDUCA TION AND. A HILT a) wa nine and train make es fo ce Fa a ge LATHER... Call all “day Sunday, 338 Sylves- | t. ouis PANY. nam, 6178 Deir ae Che De NB as eame? alee married man, Kenon- Taylor’ ; wate typewriter and ES Ee See ADVERTISING MANAGER — “Establish- TO LEARN AND ADVANCE SPLENDID | women to gel! our con piece _ & ‘ ter av. Webster Groves. 1S L. COM rieu , apee ra! 4 64445W or Co.. Memphis. Tenn. ? ae tin | ——- ———__-—_--- =, | SB — | , , yy ae ‘pease R gs siery direct to the ‘ Se RE OOS S —Call today, Gran pth hh Le Sh RooL education, Coat mee: fire class, Monday, | trate paper: life onserepite for forceful | THE Eat} RR ACR! re O.; | Upsert®. under ‘bie anedineoes with big. in- | LINOTYPE OPBRATUR — Apply Generel ” | POLISHER asuhie ak eee Plating | VARNISH’ RUBBER— And pollaher: ei : ———— ee-and Wednesday; good reference. Bene ed Mech J full details about yourself int 2018 W ASHINGTON A\ S048) | opie for one who anenaures up. The C. * __Printing Co., 101 7 Morgan. (2) D425 Natural Bridge.’ Works, 10 N. lith st. aT experience Se a ee ee wl will do light ft 452M. —___—_-—______—__—-____... | Strict confidence _ Pax DB. +~3, FP. Sis SERS ee ~ |D. Jine is universally acknowledged 1° b © | LINOTY PE - OPERA TOR__& Steady ¢ day work|. PORTER— For druc store. steady; © and wages. OX : ‘se Feat tag ass —Fit.. colored; wants wn Dag | APPLE PIC KERS Monday morning, three | KL INE S | the highest-class line on the market. * 1 for competent union job operator, $50 to FOLDING P APE R BOX phone Clayton 16. | WAGON BOY S— For parcel delivery, 5037 : a nan to bring home; also piece work, weeks work. Apply P. & & Fruit Farm, | are in need of several boys for receiving | been Sold direct to the ae Ree by| $55 week. Gross Typesetting Co. 30 _ Spalding. o' \ Son ea “widow, ‘ >. m. Lindell 4 40) L itzinger rd.. St. Lot 1Ulis Co unty. et Deg ee j and delivering ~ gms me ae ay 16 years | age to aoe ott —— eetine selene from Market. SN Peed eae MANAGER Ww tee Diaged, Call Monday, Re ; sin te -- first-class ironer; smell ART IsT-—Commercial draw ing ~ for Spare | ol ave and neat. Apply 606 ashingtor® | Br 0 k Ingell a new distriét LINOTY] PE OPERATOR—For morning : : invalid, or overnesg to Ess—Sit.; fir . Bomont | | § loor S30) to $700 a wee noes Mog - : Gc Wail? : : . =. ood reference. OTD INE time work only. Box M- 23. _Post- Dis. oth floor. ; ae ee —. ‘manage ecured 11 agents the first week. newspaper; must be fast and acc urate, CHICAGO FIRM MAKING CAKE, SUIT. W AITER—Experienced. Apply We Wellston go anywhere: r elerences, pany day: & arene ASHMAN—With iwoter PA Raagie Gomme 502 a BOYS Ww. ted - ienced in. Me: Millan pave “pd 36 sets of agents’ sam-| union: $39.85 week. Address or wire,| PAUNDRY , BOXES. ETC., ICE CREAM Restaurant, 6131 Easton ay. i : —— 3 —Bit.; white; first-class. very Enright ay ' phi fen on ee C) | — WwW antec experience n | pies in two weeks. Smurthwaite sold + _Foreman, State Journal Co o.. Frankfort. Ky. AND OYSTER PAILS, IN NEED OF AN Colored: must have good references: WAITER—Experienced in firet-claas vidoe: | sferen eS. «4 “856 Russell. ‘id — feasonabile: to bring | clot ar Re a ee stick candy depa rtment: must! * aan ote on aa ng hewmen y 5 Lali aa LOADERS— Experienced 3 — retail — EXPERIENCED MAX TC D0 tae yt steady job; best working conditions rat 1 be pene gay Ss mo. hoteh fa. i aay s ‘4 = . « . rences For 546. | . nites ‘Mm town oO ’ iN . 3 ber loaders” Goodfellow umber Co., Nat- >. IGURE ‘ Cae ; It not over : : perience. vate Sone -D, Bia my: het —_ 4 — an ASSISTANT BUYER —Y oung ‘be 16 years old. Come peady for | operation me have a clean ae ig tee] ieee eee and_ (Goodfellow. __"_e) | ALSO HANDLE DS. MANAGE THE PLANE | ®d good pay. Apply Weamnet. country: Detar ight Bed. , in a rerss—Sit y color pag whe . blicant must have a clean 7 ; ae 7 jlov- | IN “Rk WORDS, ! ¥ 'NENFELD'S, 610 Washington. / ost-Dispa La he sruee Olive 8” °° Blade tg , Saturday; also bundles. Lindeii| 5) to assist in buying staples, | work. Monday 7:30 a.m. A. J.| ne Th yee psitted him to de the orgeniz- a eT a ee | eRoM TOE TO oS ieee ee WOODWORKING MACHINE | WAneHotse MA N—-Experiented a : : LAR HAND And helpers A ply _409 S. 7th at. eile cn e; trust. . re rman P ~ B . : - ONSUMERS AND pa al ' a S “ 7 ND CLOCK REPATRER— Expert. : 311, Post-Dispatch. uot by Gay: pe opportunity. Forty-minute ride | Walnut Sts. (c) | Ranids Mich — | _Door Co., 1206 8. Vandeventer. BUT DESIRE TO MAKE A CHANGE IN > WATCH A Ks weal 7d. ————_----—— - —--—____ | — | pis c dence, 1708 N. 12th st. ener — me a LE BUT DESIRE TO M _ we ‘CE FORKI9 D K; lb st el), 4958% Delmar Delmar bi.. city. _ colored; goc oe ke : : : ~ | DISHWASHER—Residence, ad CHINIST—First-ciass, all-round: must” ze [-AGEMENT. GOOD CHANCE KR) 9ORND Deka ; woman, Write Tite Rant Rog. « Cail Monday” morning. from St. Louis. State full aaba x — plasterer; call ee | _ 2d floor. Brewer. MACHINT and quick. Apply 308 S. Jat. See en ae PLEASE i aoe at PRESS PROOFER AND PRESS- ees ing well. es aa 2239 Gravojls._ -| DRAFTSMEN—@ brick detallere and struc. MACHINIST—In shoe factory. experienced UALIFICATIONS, DETAILED EXPERI- | p +; prably man who can do some T ie . experienced: re ; ed; reliable; for ticulars in first letter. Box, T- | BRICKLAYE RS—2. Ask for Mr. “Runetzky, | tural mechanical men. Call Daniel, Olive on fitting-room machines. Boyd-Welsh Exon SALARY, AGE, NATIONALITY, nani colamamitens boa understand and be WA rn a lace. Call Lindell “S500R' ae sha | Watuastay. Call | 26) Post-Dispatch. 3095 Sheridgn, between 8 and 10. | 410° aiiedieiaals {C) | Shoe Co.. Cook ana Newstead avs. ETC. IN| FULL AND ‘SIDERED. RE- able to do color proofing well: open shop. | at etween 8 and 12 } ars ay ’ BRICKLAY ERS—4: jnonunioh, Call 4541 DRIVER — For coal hauling, white or col- MACHINIST HELPER—With brickvard ex-| SAME W An PL Rap oe 'TIAL. | A. Zeese Engraving Co., aa " E d el. all lines of » Sit. by colored isl "ty Bi we | wants Monday — - St. Louis av. Sunday SO: 5 LE ae Ored. 2856 Lemp av. perience. Apply Parker-Ruasell Mfg. Co..| PLIES i DISPATCH PRESSE R-—Experienced on tfman. Chap- x perience 1n 3 137 2 roe es — it. , & orecd., , aa : a le AUTO M! -CHA NIC—Ag helper. Call after IDG) E MEN—Ap?biv Monday. 518 Inter- DRIVER naa WwW st Fioris nt and Tracy y 3314 Morgznford. (ec) BOX J-146., POS - - . 4 ° - man Bros.. 5902 Delm mar 4 q a { Thursday, Friday, M r av. ic) BR . : ~ Ss e 8a = a Se ao national Life Bidg., 8th and Chestnut. ©) oread. 13 MACHINIST—Man to assist fureinau: one | MARBLE AND GRANITE Meng rag all PRESS FEEDER—With phe iy = — watch repairing. Apply Super. ressmaking; very reliablec il ; “out; ae gah \ ma ag oe _[atoere, Sein Lee. ~~“ BUSPOY—Cafeteria. Marquette Hotel. 18th DRIV ER—Shov elers -and slip. holders. Mon- who is wiiling to learn and go up with . round man; eae Bluff > pk pa L eeorsens,_ = N i ; d £* Offi Main Fl nd= Ra enemas ; at.d Washington. fc7) I 7 a. 6847 Corbett av., Univer- | fast- “growing company; state age, exper ment Works, Poplar » Sav. ; [—Cvlinder. ico “sis . O ents ice, a a 1198? aun ary_work # ; colored. night ga29 4 aoeer. AU ,TOMOBILE a apadle of BUSHELMEN—SCHMITZ _& SHRODER | sity ‘City un ence and sajary in first letter. Box B-207. | MARBLE WORKERS. — Carvers. — PRESSMAN—Cy (c), inten i o— ‘ write ‘ e . —_ ood mae ne ¥ : Carroll, 24 fioo “9 es r cleaning by day. Fong sos E A nena a gg lm aa THTH AND WASHIN« iTON 1D RIVER—ILa are International truck. Apply | Post-Dispatch. a taede copeis, polishers and Yule Marble Cy. PRESSMAN—To operate steel die embossing Balcony, PA ies ! Sit.; for_ ‘general cooking & | when available. The Stansworth System, BUM STAS—Alinosos tailor for itera. |__919 N. Broadway \__ fe) "Tae. OF musiutedanee many te aes i. Cee a by oly = A Dress: Carver or oetn presses. 532 ne FAMOUS. BARR CO. k , lo W. F. Clarkson, : “- | Dp ona stered: state age and + vr - . | Colorado- Des Salt *, de Bidg. Olive 4& — Nene i BE 7529 Oaklend. — maid , 103 Woodrow, Asheville. N. t'ons and repairs ic) | DRUG CLERK aly experience, including 5 years’ fore- s Felt '&{ cade 4 =——Sit.; weun wy posk * ft. by neat — “i. a ‘Boment | ASSISTANT BOOKKEEP ER—Y oung man 20} 4th st ©) | _¢xperience. “Box T-92. . Post- ‘Dispatch. (c) oe employed at present; 39 years of | MATTRESS MAK ERS— + 7th a (c2) | PRINTER—Good compositor: eS Se WHEEL "‘BOY—16 veers, old; cleaning and- hounework 4 eee the to 25 years of age: must be rapid and ac- BU ee aon ln pla ana 86 take com- DEU GGIST—Registered - Faust, be gd oh age, married: best referencs. Address = Bedding Co Saree : Experiepced ; perience - p: open shop: manufacturing tal Telegraph Co. N. 1 : os es : k; good future. plete charge of altera vonderfu! opportunity for the right man. 414. Flat River. Oo. Cc) RESS FIN om “ in _ Deiat sho - ——_ 1 Russell av. downstairs. " ; st with ooking curate and not afraid of wor d in Shreveport, La.: proper —" | MATT . 10 N. 10th. (c) rmanent wor 8 to 5; WHOLESALE GROCERY Piet ————— it.; colored; assist Nn Sun Box T-236. Post-Dis (c)} store: located in Call Benton 12 MAINTENANCE MAN—F'rst-class. 4119 teady work. Apply 1010 N. pany; pe Pah oe ‘ “ rienc Sun- +. to right man: age about = 1AINT steady \ -- ‘ Give age. exper rienced. Call Landau nn _Colored. _ Lindell 4 1073, ef 7s 4 338 Cote uril- | ASSISTANT AUDITOR—For large local in- nex b S41 Post. Disnatch.. (c7) | DRUG CLERK —Resistered: Dust 08.8 reall . Cuve @. MATTKESS MAKERS—Experienc nee. bene orclock paves fi first letter. Box B-3AS. 9 8. 7th work haif Gays or day, . between anc «, surance compativ: knowledge of insurance! : : 4 houseman: only city refer. salesmen: $40 a week to start. ‘Box T- MAINYVENANCE MAN—Handv with carpen- good work; permanent position. his, ‘an Poet -Dispatch. c7) WINDOW CLEA ork =~ * 4. wants hats to| Sccounting preferred. tiffeat ins and salary wef geen 4517 West Pine. (c) | 82. Post-Dispatch. ter tools; apply ee. Haywood ‘Wake-| wire. U. 5. Bedding Co., Memp ch) BUNCH PRESS OFeR A TORS one _N, 12th st "ne ) TR INER—Fxperienced. ra A aualificatio : — ee . > - : CLEAN ll boswe “ “4 Osi. in ar retrimmed, 35c. 5054 ee “ 210. Post-Dispatch. BUTLER—Experienced: private, family. a | : DRUGGIST—Capable; o~ i Siren ten ate Must understand MECHANICS—First-claas F. ©. 7. MAN HVC % SE FFERSON AND SUL- Wix dh 7 816 _ ' : - uupnetnellimeentnen - ces > d. Forest 4 t- ‘a — + r. we 4 . ° ic a ** (c) on ay, a. m. ld li wor hool RY, 90g | BAG FOREMAN—Secondhand burlap bag erences require ' f very 00 trical machinery. automobiles and s'il. ; “er 1600 Chestnut. . 5 “S01 THA Mery OOO fit.; competent. practical; ¢ factory: Roe experience: excellent oppor- | _moreland pl. erences req lired ; g on plant maintenance. Great Western =ote vi S HELPER—F. C. Meyer Motor : A RERS—5229 St. Louis, (c2)| WINDOW WARE 4s. e fig work after school or bun: Benton 2708W. — | tunity. Box D-397. Post-Dispatch. (c2) 1G CABINETMAKER—3030 Olive a Salary. Add. Box T-288 r. DD S. and R. Co.. 828 Gratiot. Olive 3709. (c) COL 1800 Chestnut. House Wrecking sho Pe a rsday ané@ Friday. Cal # f. Post-Dispatch. © Call Colfax 396R Monday. Ask for Mr. | : and California. City experienced in general ont's Dp p . = , > wer 7 (c) | MAN—Peanut and x man, in large can- |_*%!0 a mn passenger REPAIR MAN iti PE goed salary to Sit. practical; confMement and, S—Pies; must be the very best: join ( m t Faust. i 9 ee sell goods .o > permanent position oa * ored, plain cooking, ign. “s with ha —— ‘ork. Call Sunday morn- ye men in the wholesale pie G I € a Crs ELECTRIC 1A N— Must be first-class. old dy_ factory. Box T-373, Post-Dis. se? eo ey * 22 S. 18th. ra (c2) Must be high-class, to work on fine fur- right man; J ee, lett . Kperienced; good ref erencer sie Mendis 2905 Rutger business; must invest $900 for % of the We offer steady work and house wire man. Call today, Eggers Elec- | MAN—Elderlv. neat onl? Pine, for is MEN—To train for grocery manager. Apply niture; steady work all year; best be a oe 9 lary ry expect in & p aller: ey tha k a ee. Sans pate a. eet ee ee « AT Id ee 2 Tenor | a eR eS 7 f kind. ~ Kroger’s. 4105 Olive, 7 a. m. Monday.(c) 520 Imar. ct) | also Electri Me Serwieel Ce : | 212 W Walout “ts ¥ ? work; general housework: family. experienced with — 1 | _Box_T-273, Post-Lis. . good wages to first-class men. | ELFCTRICIAN'S HELPE R—One who is not MAN—25; wants steady work of any . MEN—Younz and middle-aged, to run on SA LESMAN—City; retired grocery man. over Phe Electr .. ee ndeil 5624. M. Thomas,@ eplieptics and invalids. P |'BATTERY AND TIRE SERVICE wa : OUIS CAR CO S000 | afraid of work; eome ready for wof®. Box M-d21, Post-Dispatch .| trains; long runs. 2045 Walnut. "40 years old. Box M-64, Post-Dispatch. EWORKE And hel : oo. | |. ae 400 —— —— | Experienced. Glenn. Grand and Pine. fc Apply ST. LOU d U,, | 5861 Delmar. (c) MA N—Elderly, wameg. 17 ge es MEN—Young and middle- “aged men to —— SANDERS——And finishers; yey ‘WIRE WOR 7 es i, 32 inivers ane: eral office — experience, rea mCAL MURSE—SsSit.: with ho UTTING BUTOHERS—Ham sstrip- ’ , ELECTRICAL REPAIR MAN—Famiiliar Foor ome, ~ — n trains; long runs. 3 8S. . factory; good pay, pPly man me ed. Forest 4186M. 4s6/ kf and doctor's references; will ) 1“ Avply Swift & Co.. East St. Louis. North Broadway. with armatire and field work: a. c and | MAN—To ron Waltere cholocate machine. = eren : pes 2 Sit. ter age pe = eh eee — ah SO apy nate age. Soreper om- wor 8000 os & B q ait’. hance Tot SOvaneeeeeat. hey 4 res and Stationery Co.. a i See owe gh a ny age 25 to 35, to SERED Erve- mfg.: must Pr ea CS SD pected, in own handwriting. oF if references ME et a . eferences; good fu CO or roaaqway. Se. werner : —~—" | MAN—Experienced, to help ae re ortunity pPly | excellent oppo (e2) Post-Dispa teh. és : “a ke a change; exceptional ability; ex- ployment and give r ._P.-D. (c) “9 4 , an " r ision Co., 3601 5. ry business; good opp Koh fc“) ° " en ~>N—Two n 4 wa pew 4 : : _——™ phv Trunk Co... 9o PENTE R—-First- -class: highest wages. place. Bex M-°74. _Post- t-Dispatch. a lary expected Box B-26, I , MEN . ; ehanec for advanceme ere rh 22 R——Sit.: middie-aged lady RAPHER—Sit.; 4 years’ experi- e factory. Excel-| CAR : t. ene et — work; good pay; ch p. m..]-RS—Married: experienced: also cord — depart- kc ‘petween 4 an SHOVELERS— , (c2)| YOUNG MA © - hool age. more for homeJ S excellent bility: reference; pre- BOY —TO, wor 819 N. 11th. (c) =a | -| FARMERS ars ; Market st. (c) |MAN—Young, to assist in shipping depa See Mr. Baker. d. (c46x) arkert. ist and have experience with operat ot ferences it Sooutese ; office E 30x_E-98. Post-Die. SOvE Fe aa tenpins at once. Mueller’s TY; ENTERS—To lay and scrape oak wood choppers. asely 22 mee — rt "ment; state age and salary expected. “r, _room 24. wee = ara young men Senet SOV ELERS—4100 Gravois; money any muitigraph machine. Call 100 ra =——Sit.; white lady wit a ledge of s Oo BA : floors. MCHEeE. FARMH AN D—Experienced; sie B-391. Post-Dispatch. MEN—Rellable men ee samples and M. A. Federer. B) ble coun Sox M3 6, Post Daipateh. te + Aga cl wath senetrtoaee of " atk ee a Apply Beaumont T. | ca RPENTERS—First- rrr a call St. Louis, Box B, Horine, Mo, MAN—Elderiy: accurate: home and Ta16 ee ae gee _ soliciting; oe aoe ear FRS Paul and Choutess: — You G MAN-—To work at —— 30 XK 376. "ty me teh. Be Post -Dispatch BO Y— o run . Sunday if _ possible. 548 } urc 5 ° t-clace one who has had s pay: care for dogs an = ae, aimanacs ital need permane F Apply Monday — z ; s — : ' time. M. eo ety edule: MuG PHER—Light dictation and of- 8S. Co., 1127 4 Apply 806 ment CARPENTERS—tThree, ae: ha ang vaeeene agg Maaco d Poa or pianos Pre) Leroy, mile out St. Charlies line. en ener dite Wha at big pay: do aa _ aa FRS a on lar ge 3 Bieiott, Sielofft Packing Co., a mn two c ren o Work 1651 California Victor | BOYS—To run err (c Wages: steady work for first-class ble. 915 N. 6th st between 35 and A to s at onee for con : 4 ¢ Wiesteanes. m. e. ridge. a3 RAO VW . 6th and Locust. —_ nev. __ | ravi — ; MAN—German, , to yew u dvertising Association, biocks swuth o lot ‘ 2 able Bidg.. ?_L pl. Mr. Cudne st- . Louis Comey 10 N. can A . —~7327 Ghip- MAN—Ey wholesale clothing mS OE at meme bee with \PHER—s; lerk, light dicta BOY—Experienced. 16 to 18 a a arue SAEDENDERS. Con’ 5: 532 Lee av.. Webster ie tig he Shecen. - ® = (c7) Pees -| ne we eed erates én ane EE- a meth t: Rosemont av. : Cnlcage, . SHOVELERS—Ca!ll Sunday. 4327 Chip- a | ledge of checking, invotes, 2 ot : more for home Pe ——Sit.; cler ot saa. nees. 2 : E Bell Webster 395J. . ~ : z x ewa. cases | ary; experienced, ie axifters mox_T ro_BDie F Dis, | Paya — ot. a eo shee 7 = store: reference. Natural y Wrens. oSageoran Sinha | FIREMAN—For down draft boiler. Apply MAN—To answer or eugene eaten pre re ee bench or equeceer: steady ane PAINTER—One able toy Pine om: -~ Shy Deapaton, MSH s experience ox T-75 —In epee - 5661 Natural Bridge. S hange for hea room; ates St "8 gee f Mr. Monroe, e. oid : mR—Sit. mee near and re — Fair. a S95 t-class; $1.25 per | 5661 Natural cnange 4 c) runnin : charge of shop. ; —A bou re tor ae res care of home of elderly ‘APHER - SECRETARY — Sit.; | __Bridge and 1 drug store. 1659 S. pee og oo yal ‘sen ie Appiy Supt. | —— ffice building heating | ferred. Forest 571. : ten bie ‘casting Co.. 7800 N. Broadway. ‘c7) N PAINTER—Must be Al commercial| YOUNG Ripe > aay ae ge ‘tog Bay 3 , son; references. Box T- lady. 6 years’ experience; capabie | BOY—To work in st Frisco ‘Railroad's. New Shop, Lindenwood | peer at gy hydraulic elevator expe- A4N—Young, about 28 years old; parts de- ¥ DER—Hand; sieesi 9 4. =. 2 i. seg union snop: steady work > ahaeee ate typewriter: be tomy, o = tc a eetient. Call Grand 7255 for confer- | __Grand. ands and work about mM@-| yard: take Manchester car line to wanes | eds eeeen Rox D-311, Post-Dis.ic7) | ™- potato: Ford agency; must be soomnored oo m. S@nday. Coll, Se tee Mili bonus. Box T-213, Poat- “Diepatc ver a : give 2a: cieetienes an , ea : =~ BOY—To run err wood. arts; state experience, oases onday morning, We D {[AKER—Operator on pvullov start: good fun mart usework. = WRAPHER-SECRETARY—BSit.; thor- chine shop. 2207 Pine st. bel- — "ENTER—White, married man; thor-| FORD MECHANIC—Must be experienced: ce Pn expected, Pox T-351. P.-D. ic) G0., \8300 Wells. 2 — for out-of-town factory: stone were. YOUNG MEN Wtd.-—Revera hd afternoon or evening; refer- ‘ experienced: desires gree BOY—To run errands. Apply, Geo. os; (c) we experienced in eneweey Teenie i no other need apply. on re. ori To operate moving truck, must be NIGHT FIREMAN—Apply engineer Gibbons Apply no later than 12 Sunday, 4545 mae business for caulking Seren e +e Cape vers 4 or a’ " : g 1] —_ ) 7 , ay Z. : ——- ) snes *kcepUional ability. Rive | __man Hardware Co.. werk: Western (Tube | general carpenter work, must. be ee Clayton, Mo. saree a: om one thoroughly experienced. ng other meee Co & Lohn, se ee ee fenillar with SHAEMAKER Experienced outside cat- pas no ye ge Vittert tt Caulking Co., ra ——Sit,; im root «4 : = , yS—tLight factorv } f.eaged Cart aa - ired for | AME NAILER x as 7 nly, $30 per week. 0 Hy ICE ASSISTANT—G Box |+ 8 st employ- bome; sity or if and hue 7 =~ HER - B rate, dependable, L en, mar Wire Co., 13%h and Monroe oe doine ao he i shop. “AD rly | * ners Trombley Mfg. &5.. 2d me 5006 Cherokee. ~ OFFICE A shop werk: best ovportunity. ters _~ eS ee reve Boot FOURG” WEN " — os. eee are | ‘er__ telephones Dply anal ducts | Jayman hide. | i ke himself generally} 4) Post-Dispate j-| me aoe ion mem only. Amb} ae bg iS . Wied ‘ talls, $25. Box | Taye _— Answer telep ic) | M. Sayman Products Co., Saym . MAN—Who will make : - know!l- Shoe Workers’ Un : la and good and A254I- 37 sidaiz weg Diane ice de $- suit BC noon, 323 Wainwright Bier: ? 5000 | 3117 Franklin. av. (©) FRY COOK—-Experienced. Plaza meee * | useful in shipping department and Py OFFICE ASSISTANT Most tices opporta- The Florsheim Shoe Co., Chicago, Ill. (c7) advan on +d Apply between 12 and - R——Sit refin ck GK Sit ca- | ROY—Run errands, drive For ; CFEUR—For 2-ton Autocar. 6529 | 3305 Oliv. +e porter work; must have (c) edge of mac if competent; state win Piano Co., vom mbered, in motherless home; : : APHER-SECRETARY— ’ | BOY—Run tank of Commerce Bidg. _ CHAU r &@ io ic (aE FINISHER—Apply: Mr. Apt, | Val J. Goessling 717 N. llth. nity to take full charge first letter. i ; best references. Box T+ | deriersnan foe ctucatlon, four noe Sy Ee after school. River- Mane pester — sored Tne Wha wh ass | F ives TURE FIN ‘414 _N, Bromiway. (c7) me ax WIFE—For poultry farm ;-don’t are. salary nd sponene in SILVER POLISHER golive ana : ; ie * 4 ' > " 7 cc , ‘ = — — eos * ‘ e ex ri 3 x c- a , ~ . a — rE x; Post-Dispatch. | ‘side 352 4 7 do work around house. Call 410 Boat- | SopnitURE FINISHER—And repair, man answer unless you pt ’turnished. | —22 CE hoY— Meagher Devoy Shipping C@ Ue LIVING AND GAIN R—sit.;: position veates mC BP HER—Sit.; young lady. expe-| 8CY—For grocery and meat market mg men’s Rank Fldg.. Monday. ) 7° > 10 Can run truck 1201 “ (ec) er 323° Seca usland. Phone. wtal fo nga: O'Fallon_ sts. : ili PLOY adults @haired: ne wall — _— mraduate. iw. $85 eam ite Ford truck. 4511 me aT ee ee et One eee mT oe Se, REFINISHER—One capable steer y ung, to assist in bookkeeping de-| —— Ae -Roy—Bright and wae anes ~ Who is thoroughly familiar PLETE LINE | ‘ - oe es pation accurate $§ ro - rene ot ae ed 17 years ) 4 + r $90: state age and refer- FURNITURE wit > AN—Yo 3 s te age, experi- T.401. Post s. : je ANCES é (ld f = =e _t E-60. Post- uepateh. BOY set a a ari8 Washington. ‘c) ence. ‘Rox 299, Post- st-Dispatch. of a nogagee. amg ag Ppoy epee edgy ar ee In Loe eating aubeciee. Box and eee true company. Box with polishing, plating and lac- ELECTRIC Co ne : —- — APHER—7? Years’ credit-collector | _mo all pack- rivate family. to drive | fvrniture; good place fo , - | ence y» ch. {Cc} }OF FICE BOY— *,2 N -BSA ol "Se smal] , Seen Willing ne. } _ ~. aiienen| pors—t 500 N. 16. years. to fill sm (c2) CrAsrese tae rivate care of other care: come og eenee a iene cee wee a 1S, Sea top and upholster- uM. 1. a ee ch. do little sean quering . permanent position ; | ae i. OUR | TRAIN on & . ijlling. cost work: Stes nec ry. Boz M-333, Post-/; —————— leaning. Rose Mfé. must have go ee C to take charge in 0. o'clock . 1121 Cla ~- A ~ ‘ . EE iinontaik denaiedien desired. Bat cae | SOY —Hor srratds ants av. ce} oud _interest_in_his_work. Box 4 ; ce FURNITU a ee 4 follow x ko shop; wonderful gmt eng 3335 pres OT isnt chance ‘for a give full details of experience dha s spatch ar pea . Post- Pispas " ony tiki r dD nis - work. BOY s Run errand . ashingetor tc} * ve, ’ a t-Dispate h Oa ee os ea rage 418 fjlive. a ss a ; Bi manship _, Os "and a ‘Ou “A hile yo r ae | Tih ane lL, uc — s STE A Mo FI _ 7 Russell. —— 1 Jady 9 et OT ironing deil 12029 Model Hat Co., 112S Washing oo on A ta eck prices, etc., one with | -#£e. 4 = a whi sinado: | =. We seuss vou ae MY FSTa9 Arcade | —y nr. lddle-aged ‘all S042 x, Y = y . - : = = ~ SR ay To Cy j} at American Ae CLERK To check “ee m" saad ae a GARDENE! ‘ i steady job learn. Vacuette Saies (coBX) |] ORL sR A TOR me yet $215 a hestnut. mer Monday. ith knew? j a: ; "wor F bid iNoped miG like ay ‘ - j 7 } . . ry) ic r I rencs op : fo} ) - —— aaa ; eas . eT te -1 a, ork on high-gra ‘ 4 ee wee, » . ‘, 979° Pine. (cl) T_.EeRK—-Experienced rial depa: ae ut. FOWN HAND) sO WOrkK : tion: to work in g rt - able ur county - and advance Main and O'Fallon niall ood por: cm co, y trained. Box T-4% x. Cali at 36L¥ Finney chiter wre SuUpny_~S..__S large es- |‘ — Not mar Scag d min jograph work; must | ‘ . cats, suits, dresses, etc.; apply immedi- fh in small [ilinois town; must give del iver and collect; c ——, me s.. , 550 Sheid- ENOGRAPHER—And bookkeeper: young general ofiice work ; ;& op : = a a — "Suter mailing departmer if . sone 7 x T-210 p -—> Ps irice Mendel, Inc., 4th and Lo- : ard work: to such a Man ca as aan’ Paramount - ST Anh ate company on the e $e Si I : lered, good vO kx noys—For 213 N. Main at a be brignt and wi lin v4 Bi - -- Ste. Maurice 2 el) to do hard 1. d if intelligent can sé- Laer Etiderd Kansas © ity. mo. gy mee ce man for manufact Rae . d .. Apply. jady, wishes some Gal fat "1340 watcha Ad r lld Ld — > FR—_— LAS : a” aha” Grlanteenia inseeans cust ina perme Tiel. See et te eatt ee Jey _Blagt. n packing toys or! south Side. Box T 350. Powt-Dis. ___(e) tunity for advancemen oe y youne, —_. will de any A ster ARN ' ¥ —16 vears old. work in Gru SMO CLERK——F tension oxuet nee and \salary ANITE LETTE RE I{S—Stea A work. cure promopon oo Se om: must te} PaAé KE ape — en oely ee day. Sehwerdt STENOGRAPHER—SH.; stenogriphic work " = ode to can . ~ : clean or " ait: ganliinenl Saturda vs and Sundays ae exper ag ‘ My 7. 31 ; Pa Cisnate) ' ; Ka NI ttler & Mu \. PSBW V ori ssan' M. P| \— Paint PY on cess (ei « = re - ‘onaek ~er mi Roo ls morning pefor : : é n ; ie wort ight man: give tuli Pa Ad. P. ‘ iets merchandise for # . 7.9 i P.- L. oa Fd ™ hs > ‘+ oo . eT . r.¢ altstan | ins alic ‘ ’ —- “en : > Tr as 0) net ber @eN- | Th tte: mxperience fo ; Misi I ae is : ture KBox J J | res r ” 4 ‘T> ERS ton Coa wisi , ¢ parents are away. == phi, 5 a Pnman ewes 4 fc) GROCERY CLERK---I8 to 20; gnust b your first * me St Shae Post -Dis employment; good fut : STICK ( ANDY SI INN 4 if Menatc h , \4 wis J ‘ t,ar : >! 4 Wiive — ® an > Tocus . aes tne aciati - - —_ en: ead $::44 Maple tC? | , ia! i? ies. 1 er vO J 15 e nce a call Sunday a orni i ed STM . - ai ho muito ile sock oom é J . - amit ton n per! : vent ah 25m : — . ep rar- | Pp N1 ERS—Union ar} ‘ 4 D—MEN Sit wants "iia toy : AW~ 2 = a , : POT Os ™ - > fom anit ‘il Mor \ Mm h- | org ea gere are a ed “ - or start. €50 ROCERPY 4 IRE —Ca!ll 96°25 Arsenal after MAN AND WIFE pen re Pom sry» w ‘0 i > 10 Paim st. aiiieadiiid “= de ao mart s (“ome ready for W cp Ba gem GF are ene e refe ren Cen. rer é..b- ae wrt t ‘Fes ™ ’ co gg = sil r ee aa i i“a del pe | ly Us. t4 } Sse WHhiera te ‘ _— . ep am hiaYX ry “| as ee .c’ ger and outsiae OTR. “ leet ric ‘ 2 ane | rile n " man > 7 ‘ 8 W Al - AGE! 3 est all “ 4 id Bomont 75M ng Wilsen Motor 4. 4 mont strete age ai ets Li - er a 4 aie mend aundry. haa ve electri Paint RR ; J ‘30 a. m. A. . 4hs4 - 4 le free 8 N. Sit. 2 days out; colored: = m errayde: && ne aed 4 ; bl om “2 Oy oRK—Ger rber Bres., Vande-| housework and --- » Mes. I. T. Vier- Sma lding 5s alae — — ‘ house, samp 2: SON Ss ‘ a) : : = . _ hout lo. to n a - 2 Vost-i is ‘ . —_ . : GROCER) ; cher end ironer Phone Mrs . . : _ eee FG ’ MeG wr Paint - —— : 21538. ee ane aaa > 2 a wt Sone —~ - " nr . start Alves 4th floor. ot ak ie Youns “man about 71, ~— ee Veter anc F WC CIaGs | —— . Cet ae 1592W. 534 Gardenville, PAINTE ete i, W. J. MeGra ic} TORY. 3d and WwW alnut Sts. (ce) ATs eae | ou edit % “oe by firset-c . F ' . ; = 18. ; ' — . ‘ ‘ation fur assisting m OS ‘aanve ¢ 001 FE R- tar Als Leds © 4 yOSES OR ing (o.. «0 Bhs ——— - ' 4514 cperien: od to acceasory : Romont 16425. ae (ye -_--¢--- niice architect: must echoo! educa gee a . +E ‘ashing- ** , RY HOOP oe - t Aa oe a OSS reas = — rt d nd reference. _OR ‘ "AL L, L IND i? LI ° ene — _--- . ~ the c ity, for —_— 9 pg: Bem premises j reir rer 1 i—U n . call Monday, ‘ 30 a. MT. . unt - cr a {DER CLERK— Experienced profit: Clay’ s bar r { 7 a 408 ts : i eR ae te Sh ie Post-Ine feck 5 EAS SES 7 ee etunity XOLLEC TOR—Experitence an ‘ ' ; . Engine and betler room helper: | cluding genera ; k: state age. refer-(| i’A IN] 5 be cae son. STOCK AND ORDER © LE * exciusive. = ay ("4 26 W. mn -Sit.: fi rst. class, bund: att “Vhite, wishes work } y day Re ry -——- For makine dive Urinis; oppm uired . Call At 706 N Bro. caWway. oo = HE F E i . experienced At ply power | farming or Jaundrs ge me Box ‘T-378 | pel - : ‘hangers. . Abdply good opportunity for right oe ‘ GENTS —Seij! a "s eo mont _* 2794W. ——" a @r . undry we-) referen ~e Teo x lear #@raftint: pxqeyteace réq ev) : = ™ uBbGay, ork: take out Linde a ney ; I'nion Candy Co... ; ~ Ener WORKE - F r ci fon mum lodge meeting®, par- | P MINT diazer “Rit xond would take, 9 its i TOR | otk: mood ‘yay, Union | 2) | Cate price. Box M-72. Post-Dispatch. GMA NTF iratclase take Gale oF Pace | butlding, to Sin: ail Teneiatr tet. oF ten i oe ey niechanicn Sai. > it y 37 e4 a. tos Valent tne —tdipatconeee . stat ; aree of HOUSEMAN—First-class, take care of hase- | PULIGINE. OO Ute: will eae’: Men ——— tclass wt : 2 geod vera. Se ; “ king or ore. 6 yoors or over. tae ana 4 2 a . iD. 296 Ka font chat ep ie ent. furnace and out of com AS ond who, will rent bails “hea ibe | PATE wand. dau ye 6 ons 2 * , Ky E ” ee me) - se outs C gp i> # ; _F OS) -Uispa t' . a rence Apply between att Ty.2: a8 P ost Dispate i" sepemmmmanignt i h Apply (wees fit ° experienced ; ono3. a, 4 " . TOO aj wt é 1 recht? « { e) of at I , K h 3 a: take Ma r. Oring refe ' & : i ; » ee egg oF tare *i- awey. open * on. 4225 W Finney ne? day Romont pt Gl f2o7 roe e at« na : -——-~- ri vwOK—C aret: a ker ; room, boar ‘ At car 1 Portland p I need aman with “chain * day morning. . iy. : ce at Ps fing $25 to “i of line then Brent wor at —- r MAN— ‘ w with al Sun Si t: o cleaning. first on of ’ “ rk OV S—-Regtnners for of! “ sie! Rroad- “> “3 sg ~ +. y eh —— | INSTRUC OR—in E aa Er 342 A a2 2 perience. whe is en man Will{ Bros... a : ' . . ~ or € : . * ._ mva ¥ . 5 ‘ nt 5228M. Julia. me " Cu Lind: etart Columbia ‘Term! nal ‘c? en COOK—Single man; room an‘ eo 3 7 Fas e ae salary, includ- +. cunaered, it. 26 and willing to La a a. SEs Tipe 4 ee EDHCON ‘ pa ke. NITO™——-3448 Critten , me ; t-class. - . —— so OE ae ee = ‘ Lar rdware j furnished. National Hotel, Stoc Ja d board 7 hard. Mr. Mit: colored: firsts +. ‘nine | . da can BOY*—16 te 91 years. to work a oN board i ; ae ing room an rehante’ 1 ont TOs ween. ons "nik et: selier. Ward @ Hasvxer, 412 on | yards, East St. Louis, 0). awe". to apd Me Tues- Sn'! Bom: , Mira. “Webb, -S0154 ¥ aeaiieedl et < a —Experienced; hotel fry. iE JANITOR ing quarters vows aa vols, Sunday. D (c2) es A ages OWNE ex-tcacher A “hone | é a a“ re experience in drux sors = in restaurant, 24 Hen a * (ce) day. 5:80 to 30. Dlive . fA rm teacher entre 8 1 BOY—1 or % yet hours Apply 1 . Ae, and. addreasing wh,.! me, } preferred; yew eer and ours. tion. : refertnees. isox n- 40. P -D. S. Grand, - \ | 2

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N Hill yatem —— HR a ANTE - ee oe Rig SR ) rok selling our N.S Ragsdale, = ale bm — you — 1 ge ( Loretta 4 ee i coustantiy — 7 for 2 ties: toile: — finest EN iGE™ i) areas ake $ . co 62 on med vo in —S ime 5 to $ _Hastings, Ne ons t “ — oes — Lives 00 2 ' a. 2% atts you every of 150 100 MA)? offer. sam tions, - food | OALESmEN WANT hy as . 7m st - ees ; nted hy AG OS n tru han artic! Reliab b. erki case : ame > 4 ' 5 Ar P| 3 free. id hal lit sue of Chicago ‘Who ev- a cher av.. Fea Jme $15 on an tm tock. a, 3 le. ns Products. write | Tia a Hosiery tg ~ yn boss | reliab ch. salary eESme eat TS Ca... Dept specia! piling parent | Fg — “Section 4136 oeaning =" thw ae. a “eg penn Ann ‘ EXPERIEN i Ww ery = Ce.. Dept. C tal st rs. t- | -— 2 direc M 41? e co - Co. are Ca lers. iver : e: — pert ec) GOO SALESMEN * , F 5 pt. * M tart easy. | oni Capiz ect f ad: 4 ‘ ; a ee ee = b mirro , re- to ci Cc uni 3 NTED ‘Write to ord © uick- eciiing peaukee. ao i agg a | from ison Ihe Da yt a | ee Chi — or expe! oar oat cae FOE stnet: aad ee ty. For PL ad ea GE = er and Ford kee. Win | Bacison prof camenhen ERS. sae apd yton. 0. | EN-WOMEN—S Decatur, 1! op ametned: LSM mbitiou: Ti Fg. =. open RAD M. ¥ GENTS’ FUR Puliding. 5 M cae : ess oe 3} itr. Mil — Sows ery to Mad — | et : ee ¢ y. Ge uired ; AN ous : esale ic) | NK LAN D SENTS—Te sfislo, No’ rage prospect AN is, 503 Br Peas weare: card tods “ge enmetal fig “Neo to Soiaatieeemia’ cilia SAL © paces Y POs! nec Te o, N nila prospect. rir Br fer rel rer: Mana toda ith ta $1 7 r co w Y¥ Bo at Es GLO oats: ~ ~. is C pect T= = ft : ° az n 00 SA Oo ™m ork x e #2 = ME> TI c Rain trem net plesk ¥. °., Mor- a a Sell I adway. N TI | EN—So0 — fete a nig 3S agencies. Gas ae sy Beem -~* —Aavertis _ orn AMI | s "Om ri sat + one en .* s Aoub! nre ; . N pi ' Oo cs ail ~-* ii { _ es. , P.- ; m s ~ _ | TRiIGe t Co.. ane a ns gg , dig ~ feable 2 ne i Foal ew arn | — new oe ig Jonansen. yf Pg With Dick urance D. | pees me my big ng especial’ ~~ apt ~— gS 5 = “ D.e¢s , a.so now = Car Forth rep. e. ¥ ice#d : y dert sLOoV . tra o. n. Sa. ' SA mm tr w liver Co. Co s @ line: geason ¥ a hos daily — ot St Parke you Min «mam aa ~_ vet ~sianes inv e conv vel by = LESM ission. fle ithout in. | SA . 1113 = exc. us just and ca | wy 3 eba: Seals ; 2 tak nz orde ee AGENT: = Mtg sample f Burt m Row. | rec n _ ro yee Love and | oe ae Call at 4 ae, 7 t soe" LESMEN- ' soon hey pent! cerriter’ =r | erin “a a> Pres ee re -_C le free Lowe | eeded => - : in- o r ° | ta N— rn ory A saa: 37401 iiferent gecvieg. "Re re eae a tives TEL sons |PORTEAT fea also free a3 ‘and take ai ites Mongar. rg ine oa time: “free. cals es =_Chiengo._ ory | SALE & Browns Co. S—Asto D this offer. en: Mer ry ket mai "gg Seo, SS. IT ott ali | ay. tive. (ex) | ance , sells New Sta dig soe ~ f col leet we Daron oO. : new om er "windahield $15 an Daytoa, | on * AGENTS 3011. D offer. T elec- | veld SS Hosier "boon gis | ated Ne big —: on sient: Service x LESMEN— Sel = $i ‘Fondulac. est weath A geen sas amazing prope c Ce. = Bg | ton. WY ones ine gel a | Sa deen ante for ba | SALES ae pevion, Sen = ga 3. 74 B.S. --- I ev — aa athens aoalen urges | bape Fido ak amore a | a oy 1438 Wash eee es See aaa a ALE ae cor 204 We , ~ ' ~ ; s r ; - — : - a a a jwau akee. | > ae see. mulease. :ENTS—$1 led: w wa _ or 7 ve ag a ag hingion —e any sion ed se ~~ - -_ Fon, ea) 3 eetlor om Xmas satic 49th. N a Ser _ tag. ol Bren 0 ~ 7 aeaenet eae ees 3 ome vassing ithe 1304.! ane ow lit a urity > gol Dd | Fen and AGEN v.. Hun ter. | SALES is. stud ndle -194, line; pod —— “31-3 greeti nally ew ¥ i} C teed nanza merry ee my great ive- free al horn ibe - book fr . it - ig longe ail weatber a ty ws. Press, "590 ‘s , ear E Bemeieenae Sa ees |S ; - z 9- > ; - Pini . See ’ va 3 e is. oS WU nd « ~~ > , at - B le 4 prop ~ Ti Cc : a! Aa n. - ma ; : ee wn automobil ebiore and ° =" ‘Dayton. a eine | eelitn — weekly _reliabl §67| vance | set 35 sale All orte LES Pp. Ss. & coal les- | tif t fr l a. ™m. ALES e wit in li or | DAN RA Ozar: e ENTS—Se 3 Dw a: © househ ENTS— Lo me _ eady Da pe ot | ies C to §& ee lo SM m Sth » ul om | “Pa As ME? . Sta h ne | BANK L! SALES bi. ka. ca Mn art s " i > fr : te “+ - imin 3 : eads r part ' bars: AN On: - Cal AD b sam man ck k f 3a. ) tion tra and : Rix s (VE s&s MA? Chi ra. a St. sma!! ght Bidg. cmetes poy $15 “et —s — TS; Bo | o.. De a ti ae a: ge 2: _ | shir pie nufac ard ped — Ww F de. ROOMS: BE SIG : oo, = of . on : . : r a m = #338 In De Cc : Shi Pri ou actur d Qua! year ore a . N Ad MS: EA GN N “as wii cuts « snapr gas og. - | for new daily -i-& hd Progres YT SPEC pt. M- eek!) nished ; 2; ad- r , lit rea! tw urran art ape tfit sie (cy | € . ous ha ow 4 ANG! LAUT NP -ohiger Be am ws . . * ° = on LA 18 - Ss av as : i een “ + © e. ti fre r to it v urn of izat ve Yor i NG Ex ¥ RO Ker Gas cas wi sa! beffie (ansas gest ires st (0 easy . Tenafly ress 'fam can L CH Ne Neo outfit SALES - era. estat 19 SA , 80 on e,; ww wea ifrt ae lah age ion an x A Fe ow PA POSITIC ex oft ve 408 ills | e s for tC a and a sensa ly. N men # in mak RIST sho, sho N SM: comminat a. | LESM oO W. entire! onde rer; ts." mod good ma for open , DY Ma » mR N Pa ten such IGEN & —*- ot ee _— RS soney ee ee t20 ys de Se SS M ma ed Oe AN = Sg, (c65 O AN Geetha ~ = ple -~ ned > eo [o> em ACE SIGS SIGN: t RS. ror = puent on = a 3 ste I ple fre eker fastes ation of os inat Paris: 000 AS OFF @- a —T ions brok h Oxygen — T orth ar ae u- jane th efere pre me in CaGO SIGN Rk GN3S SID LUN Ro — oO Thur cent ves; ear fre- Ker | siest rubber 192. . ame ion «ttt risian in 3 whol“ | setts i © sel) Le era | Sen mn ¢u o se ev order while es e b nee ter? n ov our | GO, iLl Ns,"* ETAII SI E NeH.| ™ sis en rston profit born, C ~oo t se a3, (en) zi > este: ee Rp _ 5 100 Pine i) a Cal! 420) | mt alliage Te by Oy od Rite connect oo ee ed, pad + ilies 12 AILS GNS CINE. ent : a an no si} per Mfr t AG rn. Chi arQu Amer! lier repa! nal La ng sets: toilet onth ; ALES 9 Pine t spec 1 4201 | good o ins is eid a ackar for con the t im o se who 23) GO ~ . = NE- a is ° r ww : E "hice rg ric ir va s: } nr _ in ra ~U 4 Lpest ase in go. 111 d 2 inec m e i N $3 50 To ut req dra co. _. a ike a navarts g. Ce., — ——_- azo. ustte Rubi yg big- , START a eee beautiful parat sme 7 e- st de. com electri i ease Post- . equipment and ac ae M. ‘advance ion, ee oe, Siectrica 1918 ti " GO INTO THE ° WELLS a pelt aay = le. uired wing (So. 68S Meadioon 5 ery; da g our 2B Co. *" Goodye. raine er Co. SS Ss awrite mail o 94° “Am Boyer sea i. m SA ont -Iie nr ~ mbia EI lamp SALES . Post ‘Dis ange Ce to must tylene | Sa LE a ee = a a. ing os ates and oceries. ) THE BIGGES ST... —- ; phone full «i Sabereine NTS mn st. Dept — neces: ee | M> & T308C ¢ rad a ’ > Ss. > ows for Pee 4 —— Cark. in hen I =SM paich mercial e. sixn lectri iL eeeAr—- spatch e ht aan wt pears EN—I? ee pw thy worth- e B06 guc radio a a a nie ant hr. BR . an Bb — & _ ty SuTr« is “nt, 00d meape Good 4 . '00 Fi es inf ziness hie «| you? > ae Das ad ta 2r Want 2 a - . man oc k ors nee y yiand . port wai groceri guc ries d s ESSES 4: shears our 564G “te. | naies ra: i vear e-. year AILOR ifth orn ; ago. M is. Ve | ry P nated f wide . w and ou Hot See ty | Sue es, pai cessf: irect and bex D. - easy ; gus >, Ch g. ality ra.tic ng an r Bi > unr r Me t IRING . AY 2a tio learn pies; Att aki Bo Ttisi ' nent rodu for e-awai Bo pay e ha ed hav el. M ™ lies, nt ual au > c earEntee patented jeag Vv Ly coat t s off ldg. 7 lioh! 4 4 ailo a ~ v. “ an. —— i too ttract ng x —~ & | « > aucts a Hn axe x nz ve duca et r. or ti s. a ee 0 sl) nteed ed o. Writ whe will ‘fe kK itecu* $2 red AGEN _ M how. | carr ctiv $1 T- e usin ; @ _ ae di ¥o yor a c tne e m Tes roof! me i A Sh er 420 ve self ite 1 Wil 2 r to an teci** 0 -to-or ENTS ew all - be :ed "toe ive 50 376, | eaful: § ese xclusi of istric a 3. u $3 Spe ion abili ou en a ng. n le % ‘ea FENTS—Make 1102 . 30 “veate: (bude. | | AGENT today. i eatin me agg = City seats ter seer a ae | SALESME: ae seogte — ogg bre ren ote giv _— verabi high-grade — person: ~ BS. 7S: — | . me, se 4 — pay ae Pacceaworie a We - 3 Th. ay A ead ayten, | ss | her Ts— Some ae Mag + u lng 9 ar 30 as be EN _ 8B aio ie hy ne AL f.. 4 or hy cory sani- — yp ch con u doc- ite dress : menage ur 3 : : . Ge- er haa : 3 _store nd « all rs x— ox de | 1B oS ESM eg Seer gt ish office Be oe ca one > a ae oc- itehe now from rad : Co in a tel cilar oO 4 mas | a! ere it You'r it to cB ee | Sim assor* ce. Py pr overc ll- wool bef . bi ail 495 line t ti EN ght offic pern ar m. . gelli be so $1 t $15 any ock-Hi Ri n rom We to BOLE Co. Amateriam. patch an ho um -% a! frie . Cc Deon, ment rotect ices. ercoa (s : Tore id and gazin vung = Disintect- ALES hia. te. dy te po gs Bos | expre Chica Sales clea; for 2 ; per. ¥ , pufts F oa = Y ple — tly ef Sa. e 1 iery ae da ed } EB P: 74. & tche y. Be DB ec MAN Rov und factu , ra. ee 33 1- e pr ~: orx pect - a M Pa ' ax trai me | A s ~ $s c ago. BE icterta « ; dis — wove free. en ae soon Seem a th oy money, roe | proved. DUST P 31 5 omg ee | Sales AN Firsts nday after 1 job Tower urov bw per »poeition: Ba — City. aved ex; ato High B. nes. experience pee Slederen D., je Sip Experienced Soak = . .* 2 - 75 it. rit 7 ¥ - yes / Cie - s° ~* . ad & = =. ~ s n 4 * ™ Ci . ; r - pat -> ‘oO a 5 “? nf ebocela ai ee sam- baggy } yton. O Jen 4 won LE 0 ey ted | app foot ouseho! AN— -»' Chi-j SAL Mana st Mi wanes Grand week cM ve bid ean-eut 1 am ead ‘i wen salary pace ag ete) tt Co. mpen results ”s ae ae atin P —— aipoen s is, Mo Ce.. 5 ie pe Al ENTS : inings M Sn mag 4 oe ae roved takes ad nece A wond ESME ger, 3 tssourt specia! a _ | SALE 2 Pp. 46.» 604 men. ion are rary wil! be and handlir real (oxag) salary y in th to re laity N . lee © aaa : 77 3817 eee powder | Vv - moe Del Ph ts . CO. og ly display Housekee by epee oe ee i | a - gpm =e Ween me wi ~ SMEN—C: “om Olive. § Appl iy 62% gress and p back tommissio ee w —— 1s _— bows ST man wh ' 7s ©} : > roa »*far e — . n , i n st , ontr oy m- 4 Locat it me." ret - to ress.v De ea = a, e : - .— youase ane — rou ashes. ‘ealting Powe room 4126. | sight ae one — — anes te Mine of oOo ae ated im a snag oh Apply | wertising pen nusual Oso 10 a. m. Geo ve city emanent — w aidiitons. local y men orger-taxers i . 20 ate er | x pee SA st. a sp iinols Liffer shams cils = poe! oan a ren - Sout empioco ising . salea— an refe be ers rs t)on bag ; . sight Pp out ; mon sine ul ar, prof | ntea experi fa! Lead 1a. TF SALES ices. to ent fc) poun : , te ane tio (2 _Rea a ¢ ices hwest. yment t aa ¢ ren co and es pa 3 iB. Curtis-Lre a a + [ron str ess > t ¢ a ed | peri r in G LES it « ids comp e of n o 19 est ‘ em vi tele ces, ns ad y pos. ucts t of ers ati _ « uD be “ t on ea? in perienc dip! z ‘ma root MAN A . li parts ere fi jet . ca off a So in fi t:. gs = mpo- iew pho idered. wo vane 3 : ‘ / oy al 's prof war Cora | P with en arni yo Pol spe ‘ | wit every “. lomas. Zaz i ing AN— _ ppiy coff of red. ull tim @ pone id }& len: er" SA ~ k. South irst tats in ; M A ne nm past uld-be ed. : tote. Can } oth: Be 4 Rs; Gis ho ovar. 5 sur o nz $ ar lish i" ticul th f ry cit nec se ines | in Tee. Wit Ott ce ¢ | _&%: Oax time d a y 1 Jars, - Lis (hern t istt exp pro- ary! ddr um be S418 In -$a ei Sy 4 sells me Rardo'pl Nar se. [AGENT = Raat atom is a own that Fi ars. acto ity. t essary : ‘ls on € an estat h s0 tto G and | Oak {ime tenes ple ou uniqu ad- LesMAN— Trus er. erienc and ess © to ex rept \ee- er i os! 2 Co. 100.5 ».- —— oa mal GENT —; wrens sale. pony PF og ae s*. aa ad Cree t med onuntn | ws ost E, “4 tlle ne experi + 122 ‘SALE MEN. og ag me a ~ oe Fogg a os Real. : t Bidg Addr ad INSURAN Hotel, ceplics ~~ experience give ie i ie etary vod der | pe srs | ge ems S wast_S8ih. Sen and blame ows HY work a i today village: ora b0b3 Easion ial offer for those | “TIONALY a Diceins ry time consid. cotter. Ncommodity. tos Address | senewal CE AGEN ice toe A FO oo ; fhorou | th ne busin cent pro ne | tu " querekes ree corpora w Yor vertiai a-; ® uP of for : ity. Ok. 210-1: par | chine N—Te av. & J r tho se-| =! it aNC at ANCE : 1dgel a 00 as y hous io al extens | b ne wal enc NCY¥ S. POST “3 | . £ 1 velt ontinent ow Y @s3. “ofit: | tunity ‘ekeepe ry aaans tion rk. ng. | pecia rm bu others? Ok -12 w. have $: can’ o sel Ste se hav LECTR cE VER E. SEI siangd| = perc side | e: s* all cl ive! | busin s alo y for $ —Wel PF -_ propos: °Ch al - wrk. Athenia ; essar: sor ers ~ n to wand ; oppor ity m siness. ~s, ° $0. car n Og S ck, R 4 MON rRIC LINE TIs EL - n cent ne f*aple a3s dea! ad r té ess me b rt Le i ey ; iti icaco, Rainco ua for y. a reliab! indc® past ts a eS funit anuf on Start : 20 De Si e _- nse eal- | > A EY CO O SY THE : plicat ng mm profit ; pec - as ale ie ris. rapid! ring uls esta bi ; Ss ie | x a Bn acon | fe ceeets Sad eooms aed tee SS es = SALES axe, $7 (09100 ee be ee Betas “Gultie ee ee ee =| Sa gg BE A: — 7 «CSe rpe i NTS rticu! = | “e nd have at ray llent 1 a e oe propriet . SIE >: sew! SE SC , : aT ser. mt ~ | , 4 3 } 50 to 7 LD be : tare. ones mak: | AGEN ‘361 | abheast airac experi . @ppor National rent $100 ama > “ ary | Ps anager | . “=—Liv ing M week ; ma-j ~ SAL $T M., RA Ti EP IL. STERN _Tenn. Dept. befor per da Some free; tral _ posit ~ | - - . 1 ~ . furni e i} ao = as ve ran io ~~ fol a U free ‘Ss 4 Wf} x > - f hi i gos tic 00 fer ry qua a tys iphis. 'N N ed ESM s floo gst ue _ dozen: | reel c bos meen aye » phe , - S ' ; ; ry dollar oa wond- icago. ine Ra! | - ate S—Men ~~ os ay Seam 1 ge ae for HIS TIP (99) : oo a — hia. a R Missouri: a pSMEN— et es goat wer ~ 8 v nage bpearan cir ability. Re ie | 9. coe N. Commisnion. cl a... work ots _ VAND oe sales: rful se! ‘oat * onl age “ fant avton. O. amon ear mon lence r th — "rite. ce y bi gaye Cc -i ae," mer in r ay ‘0 Peer oo ished oon Civ. exect ce , pi ses: eq! ith | ~ G ers eit sales ERV ; 4 ae 38. tinted bea fixtures’ — = Parker | ~~ le lees = ee | Sal a Del! x7 business: £0. T st me soeellaest a ey-maker. —_——— a ee Sa Feet a “a iy atives a aon oe % seaee | A SALES — sand. | road All i BAR OORT | roc aS arose sos fadiators. refed ees ea Fg phy aa os a eee pe RS Sean SALESMEN— Seaveriene sia talk om. asin alae ae GER m a * rea Chi ft ain’ for inf pert “$10 —~ e ect > _} me and | its inst mn ove , hi you | Bi rn v abili nd, C cessor Bo | SA ton A rerent lend line . > er jalityv ner Ps pho s te to rod ma to R ri . s es sar cag ree. - . nfo en 4 war ors ny le Thi antiy pens ing © ack! need th ity hicago ri LES oO id nt ar of eo: isi . getic P ne sho uci na an 4, and ariD a. AG 5S. 1 rma? — 2-8) ~ . mod Du aves s v. . = anv on | ev ose a ag’ es. w ME : ress ci in 3 . a.e¢r ing re rd d hi os8t- + ere wa ng ger expe . La e Den : tin : mon ,OT Ww out . nt = oe an mn ne t cal ho sal rei- . is N = gfe tor terms and. tre po money. crervining’ i 3 7 eatenk seit gare = in Sa ESM sist, “we'd. tver at Set accom pa “| os Sees men en mone fon era [ANAGER a) oS er other day Room a ey - 5 R. F d f ' yton. . Je . hag o. heary mak ¢ ne to ities. t and rien but Se ‘e oft AN— 3-921 er co a1eon -& Ask ?¢ ation a a Dor infty oS wil) =~ Relpf: nce, ~, eur ith ct ith _pro- _ goods le dry perien Ww é . A > ime : - 3 —y me SiS dai = D ree AGE - 0 nni Dies bur Ct J sa e 3 60 ose ST ar con?’ 4 lars. Ae Bib Se To R [et A LC ‘ c ¥ Al Tse a — ae hestnut| | on vicini ecds ie facture anager, its | © aig See St : Sahl av ‘ 8 M $355 rz aia 3 5 2 a a 3 a fo ' ! a4 x ~: os \— i SS er : for . rAn riot ty : 2 ° é . ' x a : Me e te TE : . special kly Han “7 emon Oo) firs — pret: gol sy. ne : Lo r samp! Dost ne oiieaien $15 ote) ay eve- I = : y= 45 rad high sneneen tion c tra y. Mi present : of 0} $5 1172 v., ce in | ~ ~ae ' Hotel Apply i Cons taking - w stra rst @ fits: ing } a i 8 pone pre- | oe xa 50 per ajest x 497 If v: ex e of : as arade . wh de. Aust - ativ pow TF -. to & ES ~-- Sana In 2 Candy al : a : —_ price aaa ye» sing _ oaih __ Liberal en i. a spe oa Rie Ls 75 week! SMEN (c7) | } TE Co., 260 po ; $60 tg. Co ders f edo Siew * lls quick: ery- | Les | = cigar Ce eeceage ng oe th an iE ee i e territ Seana on are no ablish part t cos ling on Loui an 92 ¥ , 2601 Gra ; gectewtte weekly * 720 Res out: sg ong a give. tersiory easy ti | AGENTS—La WANTE ie) | ALESMEN— Box 2 ase new. EX—Earm $9 Ta seam ded 00) fut teria etraid. trade is Rmasaion on power neces a. Fu or pan Ry, ogy 0 ‘ — piPPER— vois. 7 Co this a oves ai nen | y to} se: 2 di D— - rs Du non 29. H MALO ay~ no b 30 da ap write : aly i of sal sis pro Recess: p SD INAL D nis? =-— 4 buys a wee fabric ire ner es herre- | nece 200 ies’. W | Pro oy pec am iON. . send gular ve is pr ~ ri ul 4 to ae territe Cc posi- 4 ice A . awe t “a R Ae ithe — 3 i oe 4 % Sta ee ° ’ = - - ~ oe rn r ~ r°@tT- wre a + net . " . t Se _ a . a, ene week! cagy. re. every ever a .-° ‘=* hovt =) icater Mo Labora eo a ry ps. sample | .LESMEN hana a oe ae oe ALESM _ Chie ion We e se! cise = “en! SALES) x E-6 oa self answ o add | S. CLIN ne Spe eee . - sd DIPP . Mate - tthe. rs . =o Prod 4a ‘20 ter: mG e te ; 3. d - rt Siuo0n so! bl . pri - e on mt ~ E - en autig ’ ern rge - ou Ye P ra 2-4) : epi es eri . ' e CHI TEI ae sa ' consumer ants Ts uc? ay an tw --* se't act Iso re ; 3d prod- c 4, eeller:. al! utely Ra ° | a ced a 2£o ot | E ? oy good salesman. acason performat pow d Le sin aes tca. nfiden- | waits eg have o en W GO, ° R- ‘3 off war, se |) =7 on. ‘ you ns rTIS! -9s | 4 a pics, ~ = adv FXce ee we! natio sain “om Pp in gm ian m i 226 yab Hit , - . tisi n tei | Eso | lori niss#ion eer ar 453. b ESM ost-Disp fe era fh Dev ae unt soutc lard ess petiti 1 pric a- ord ed a fo le ie Bs . ; : — hos fro arr 4 . A 3 wee can h si! (99) ing ising Y 4 pa us ¢t — ' oring pa tee #xc re o3, 12 * kN—— spat OF + ar ver - “? ce |; w man i.ien seits id rry himepert Lou? Div is SUR 4 clean old t 7 , a ; ag ey oe Sts's. gen | AGENTS tas go 4 tise make bale . Cent trident 1 Writ- — uly: a ent cit sgt tg pestee._ £8 nan. $5000 f _T a one 3-390, Post-Dispat: far son Mg, hg. ae ~Upeamiee rs taobog rec- a ‘ ~- _ + i , “tio de m= d , Fe 2 it ferenc 34 : tg? sil pace seal we mts aN Vispatch mn : CD oo ° e wee ? wou! S. Ash cen $14.5 M 908 Br ts kin issio Bales. comm ae? r U - os 2 as . « Si > ~ Ty? — . TCe@G ss al —_ re mtieS ral a ve - Sive.y _- ru - Tae an iq ue ov é. r eg , an ; pi : 3 : moples acva vantt ‘present Co. re eg 7 anvassers, po a ‘oak AUTO 1509 ~———t 3 to 4 Sun. ESMEN- Post-Disp posit rus ‘lass: D —~ | SALE 2 ne A neing ham faite a te an — nity becaus mat a =: as and p won ae in . ' perint art; - Goidamit — resenting (99) Cit 2uCcts oF ¢ send opportunity: for ah A S. Gr MEN ger BB wa ns Spa ition; trade sor~ LESMEN berts Co cing season t.ve ‘lear if an you oP ontr ¥ repes of cited a the ae mfo is ork . seili gi enden == % Y= “at Fras fer complete 4 electors, inser at SALESMAN — vanced. warns 5 = an or ‘road Awei'-estabiian ad record with in clear upward od shoud mal pent “Sor | ay comtorca, oath cand. make Cc ‘, ain Floor Bal t’s i Live Ty. 7 i~ your . tnsur. = 1r ine ae” ; nn anaes rs ent cresee abi Sell de tin th in eon egtion rad o 1nit.Ous nake | . exclu- | — mn id 7 co ‘ a ee ge 5. Cli jest seller | —se -_SAT 0 ln rag name im- ° S200 Pn lige od od co used SAL Write .. Be pie sel le (e623) per _ ogee — ers - .On, Ww De identi: + > iaheien $20 tf nes : S AMS CO — righ Sena sei! FA ny, z . _ tnve . tinton, for ; vert ado -" LES SME ay. Crese i- AB wen 0. tor: stan alum mirmi ic ESME . Bo om. rs. as = i WT 4. jams re@_2re = orkers: 5 use f roe L&T i no Ff — Pr ~~ lifvin i@ ' Mm grr os aed tun > - (c3 . 4 ph Pe ied enced cc ee co... $5 take ts im to | — + t ine © —_ ree ¥ a now r men titng EN— 387 QO o> —Sell so Da‘ Br meg as trade: | ~~ time “geliin pA agp coma Bik eo a BP ~yste toa — ; nt Start _ * . - . . " ge! ? : ears. F. Dayton. ( ‘are. rable going |! 23 colors: 1 i red ace — bh a two LE SALES x P| af pat po nn ne er Ca, 721 | “Modem craveling entworth, 3il- on ae on a ising‘ —. go cme m anf ASH ‘REG ‘sxperte jeter Tee work: ee 18 vea Be so. Sl iles apply oO and en we ‘ike omen ' 0 on - woo! ar’v ss on good lean ~+ c ic) ‘as . 57. fo on vert! bad - ims | men. ‘ a e.:.ng lenced B. Bhi 2 aii of ‘ft spect Pans v iid r most re 4 enc : ea . Met ust be rs iain Monogr - rt aa ys . : tier money OO n-c1 sal P : {Bit wit | @ Bar ses ga or “3 oa! ™: “a.enc ait art a bt . + E a. ‘ Me roveiitan ns 1. Teese e- ire esd 0 —| Soa a paper styles form see ear oe — ae sing pricing bers cose Nati a RS Lee cree ities and c ay REA’ ce HEED i | z* “ee oe sa sa 2 ¢ - 1) vO : take an - yies ormer . See mnt a a : tiv AN——W teh tad n : na be svat On — 7 ataaagy he fror rd a r Ye ” “ cal * a i : 5 troduc Every Worces amples ¥, expe 1.50, | a. Ci “tree. ur Day ke ord simp a pro | tons | record ing ee wa be ha Live trad Wit _ shed aan libera! SAL Chica na. Sa! to $1 Big rnt ri manufs NS en erca walt cit er CER . SAT APA? . eT oi ss .- R ” D vi Ops A i NVAS ‘ by ; ing. volishing a eo re: ~~ pen a be oe either jex- ee ee experience. = — FR oni restreaces, ~uane, ~ ee ft oo — a a dee cen WEG AF ~_- Tal OPP oe HIGHT. ‘* 2 a sie aaa AND SP WITH a V ASSERS— gh ies rece | sess oe oPeING oat netics: ese Be Lowe Salven traveling, side Re) ast ieee me ye c_for | LABOR EAS SRE se ageeemay mae | eo eo = Se ir se hr: e - bad . Pa, S ¢ LES : oe ; — geil owner ca! . orr. ——e d : -_* ° see, : ord nt tu o- TAE N 0 AS a . tas [S USEL - | E ABLI E ‘T + he —Fo > 35: Cr of ya our fa choco! | @ar ium | giver. creat wr Dou ty, = ght tion; pe tae class 40 C) &ar a1. St. res, ¢ nec av vearly 0: —N 1s traight rder tak r MEN JOB Ni oR RT HAVE D Ti ct E AL E FOR ere u‘ve a Fe ay icke! fac’ >o lat amp! to Pst pound se!!! CLOT mar perm of trad ye SA St. Low l te sta?! essit = tory yY or Ot nt ¢ tak - MEN S Rr’ iT A RK ITN NTT aT oO ; BUT ST alurm ie 3 a! ital 3 oe Oa for exc pack: wy t o | guar es and cust Ford snememee iam es HING F« 1anent mood e: ars| ALES = Rye * ny ished 1 a i and : bett afra) comm ers ING. fa Ra x 1S ty ee. CTO-! x BOX Nt ATE! *® in is: $ —- , e i: 4 AGEN innat elu age fo sto mint ruarant nad t —_ Cue ®ater ash i Te ‘ ~ Fa, 5.3 carne work. $6 SAL - MARQUET =D. ae REA cECUTIVS | U R rienced ae ay ise, | W hi | : cher} : r) rocit ~ —— ! — tO he has . 0 N—E = S es By. in : toc . ~ = _Adsust : : ae ‘ ALES ty 4+ 2. ALI . ear on” % = te: ‘ — gia = reas . He SB. na TSs— is. Wi 2acn . every ay rk med has © of geo witli exper’ iia Sart - id 2 Dro ock on a Box Ss ast ¥V on fairest bank good 6000 a SME ~ tA n “as BOTE, EST ne bed t dle ce. ret treated boar Ss of met ORvVin Ext 8 Lo ¥ Dac OF [ium corked a Jnz Ww rrenced SALE iing _ rporat posit! mn co ALES an — and ot eo- yperation £0 “smashed a ~~ OR st FOR EW-| A U | MEN— 0, Ds out. sper! : 2 423 : free. fons. e.g rs = | es aad ones Moni 10-4 t. SY. . Ww oy for a; perm cloths Be 2 Pe gece side Reuad e Co. e, Man 000, 006 | BF. = — Chicas bet_ written. acents: person alt hao seg NDAY IN- E R (BN—To imtroe o rienced ENT E.. Pa. s gus rit . axe b e | Whe BP 2 wie ergy a nee in Weil Ss oe ormanent ing ned one te C eorder line: bie bran - 4 ~ o T ; own Linted an ‘e sell Ford cago ratio -- se wee} hav a nal} - — ord telegra = a 25 : ination —~ Be. ‘nls 5 - i. white: S—Me me! biz ers. 4 nd perf “ze fin era tiamond er IFE et. St he nes. ht ma aanealeds | we Sal rion s B Dig | rene ay Rees ence initiati ad be ab dea! cars 1) oo ks; th aver ances, a Ly =m “| —e | D 42 ‘am ’ good w “Sak hosiery. or | iss. = i oo . _Catale fect 1 est gen sec ATE uf INST RAN ries. M Pala a. pete and SALES* oe _Square, etsy R mim a te net i car and oa te st: able ater: s and tr mene ah | gg Spee oe S400 cou net Last) Dl] . N “¢ _ 526 ily of ¥ ¥: na, ¢ i . . Woe mon Stion OE ue Ps Fenny nil bie gre re inst ANCE ce Cl oth moly or punc (EN— New oss H os ° >, ex Say Box a-arv ate ai [co get nast he Jc Ks and ve great tnin 00 yuntin protit a yY 1 a WS br 6%, Un Fa 2 3 naw xtra bx et fret se’! x nt Impe ree and ag gem: dam ancy de urance SA ing or} Suy ctures New Yo air N = - | SALES lary expected: erm sA2..¢ we tion bock ry & est $15 = Calculat whe! sub- O tae ute; 3 Ro oth r ew Haver. Lom us — 2 oe - Fg . ne rn" = _M a porting Fon —— ts’ rr. fs ag sy > = wea saleemen ee Co : i s . fu lv aut . » rk. ec — ; 8 eg 7 : eng ee perience on \e) - ae sokkeeper buy a ne or : for | C a ? onal ~ 495 in GEN c CC Sty ar nay ty addi : oo miiy; Ts Conn ya Ga’. g ", aes NTS—B ox 2 Mexi e ourt m inst thorou rie res leadin ATE 5 Mf hen rantee seal ; OD ucas uainta: with Patch. rnish “T- Sma! 1other wond on fact ever ne ) * cen assist ¢ - separa 3B ane She | “ | ~. ia uy tr r Ww . pr ; o c a a: ‘Ss ¢ 4 rtunit . . e ?t large n z . a ndr . 2 irst ¥. — a i 4 pi. £z sho cr. the aut ; lesvery sss on sary ‘ ss nar ° oa Las ¢ he a- tunity P Th R in i rain ee nec high , ua. EN—S8e = ~~, ay car | with nitv a =m . sell or (eR2 Lag aon we eg + repeat dem doctor | i) a ‘ collect - wh Cc ey he wond ay ¥ vo nteed usiness a eee ruces, no = ll ae ee life in it Gn ates pees to $1 earning bu psmmeeet ee eens — 2 Poe wegen ig oe Bae gene cae een RRs immedi aw _ ae ome. = wrtt s*e ' a a n erat irabie ODPpoc SA > a’ Ss rs sa. vertt; Pp 24.0 $s ‘far 2@2a4.¢ ea. an " "ee SA pt. BOS? t108i world’ j .198 one 16 for on " 32 ; AM & s _= aA owt S47. D 7 ne _ 2p noms Ay TTR a ay 3 oat -Dis. inte ion For voca ti r- LESMEN. Chicago. ford 2 aanlesmen e355 ae no ehi ; oly oo = enr - oT R Loney hard work gp MEN wy S . Light: PA PA ; — Whi +. Po ~s farmtiy Lenox sfens ork e 3 eg ~ Sn. write t Ree free: uate ¢ Satan ; : ew. ¥ pa ion | * e h —s& a tan =s | sD easy ne Gucin tiefiing esponsit ee WA pias ell ? 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SAT ~ — and ° QV ; and I aN i= oo jason na ca . { 11] - . eu +* His i. . la iss0 e of *sTTh 2! pre . 4 wy ae t IN TS—sc 1-8 eo ee SAND n ri i santo ordinary abso * wags am oe BOX Pours CK FOF aI .— EXP ee baitivam sport ne of dry exn Trance ——{id-} ae Mone, noc k an per Ea SMEN — M_: * we ' oo sO 30 roposi ; Lor i _ ee . hemer- o : — = aT Lc Ago wre ‘ .. rect a TAILOR! ING pote: we tabie meggare— ao 3 iat ¥ A ey ine 34 Stadems aa ae on M. —Two es ~ ier, Me +3s tra 4 x T's 343. it ion sé ul >. a \ sf = 2th 8 f AP ply ‘ SanTe Post-Di f° 72 : ; i .s Aga . on mn at S and at ee ing Ce IAT - er ‘ki¥ ed 1 hou fits | _R in eo i fH. S81 sc y made at pro This curt a wi "ost - prema ay LO > -AtTr: “ g. NER | ger _— ae 3 : ne » savi tube Jez », £%4 — plus LESMEN La95_ = 2 oe a wOny — expense by > ai a > Auto and 1 auto _Disna! ; [VISION Po r fl }\+ tric- Y St. Le | a. in Ww DB Ak 4 : “ X 3a 3 a. 2 a m R ¥O Laon =S100 ‘ie Ww aA! » ie Le yneq 3 est ' Se ‘Oo Bec P ‘bbet $s ch an ‘ st-Dj Sik OUN uis. 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Ee o ‘ ote ast) tlare h ; 4 ANY rork .. 100 part - lar $75 ing -_ oe aia APP! . nov ies to ae cago rshe 2al- foun an e 28 rea! have ost- mn ee Ly hay citi a ¢ ppr u en si eur w J ER 4 ' wih a ~ — arorns De nrc a *4°9 - ‘ om tilade i’, « enter Dea rn iD COFr OO §th "e ™m ve R ° on ois Rardware. lin PLY 2060 pom ee, mf possess RO. ii! ad Co , Mmiag a:n b extensive: sa! ab + ea tu ® an :es. we in nves ct ad on, a In ants wrd. + wet Bina ‘lth Bt 4 : wher a in* = ae ‘eee ay en -—- eS wv 3 . tk » . 4 poua, ; oe retail ad _ FEE 2 av.. tear 3. “ooae vs =: y eas a les e cit for m ie) — ee ae ca a su mere een ~) o for Eat came an job lemmen oreDn tch ap Fema, e aa Fn et -— Beemer — — ot nt proposition me! lect PARTNE Box a a : Pg hp a = tn ic ner z. ~et ® = te : era? — 7° aon > Patent ' ™ aH 1047 {r apvdiy : of Vea ‘ial ti ~ . eat Chi er S50 — Sat a re. ar f ort eral c a a 43:2 sure Tivo roe imited rej ine o rt af . ~~ pe = tits a) > =“ vf n ~— '? - a O- 7 ea Par g? at r ~ Ieee. 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S® a ann ig eT pe, ai . se | —_ _fe6) LESMEN ° wi os er =o [POP eee © fiw il a .. te $5 a3 - te ¢ For ; -pow G : 9 . wate 2 te ie “ =. ¢ Decta it outatde TOCAl City. oo. ae office Dig jail = [SM AN mn sampaimn is 6. a +E Pe Ceemeee a stirety "eet utility “representatives. © Weddin coe ~ in SPEC oo mane >t ne a a Missor I baemery _— sa o-Ge HE te & ae _ al =a os se Ais ' ’ - money Baie — 2 : ’ othtin e St ne — ia, a ag tive dist ne : am Tart sk Jette ¥ the sri, | an ea lesm LP ‘ vee 7h Ex dew 4 M isJ4 42} and " _ ea : IO To i } i y F. sa he 4 = bed ~ ws eT vas - S is “4 av. a a Wi : LT fo i e ».4 . eT ; ™m. TEE, rerioneed: eat Ei" MANAGER x Gined Sanne | Ce > Sean eae | ees a 3 ae| kor = er het | ete a, on iy eset Se 3 eee nes ae ers HELP_WTD.—W servant $11 no isin — ay ers. a Peet EN fa s. 123 net eoly naieas ne | or Cwn o ee: nts . er iis iTS : usters im age ~ qu ras — oo SMI Ler y e: | aye Ts) th good. 2 Lo ' re ‘ ge oe . 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Pio dol orice. $3 ona ms fu a eee __ 3800 igh-c! to rep weala Pa mity to & mme hitiona? at ™ od ve ween ; ot.- Then ~ machine ESM neers Gre 3363 + GTB Plne sp class spe- and are a aes wy Ot ms Ses eee Po a ao sot ¢ 23 : ae a ference i len — 7 era LE ox 2 to amar wad ma C10 out cae lots in mer ¢ and lished ma ee RRA : (Q eliminates ro r, Ce SEE $38 Static sain ieee Ask for M4 ae a: S By ~ x euc homeo a creas bret ems | ehi perie Patch > Pa tree = ‘ man et —ve S ent for Ss rk. re Pe I seth in pe na. — j wisi inst ne Pe hi. e t Mina. nies 9.4 Machod Saecerine Battery . ited stagrste > ae SR | SALE: ite "Bide. See wl ees I went hem atl things a. well. who who | Be ine worker: ' ola: aber ted 5 $ J . pos ’ _ - cf a) ba ty * . tery | a. single old, pencils. . _DALESS 5 ‘ mpke «| tleve they betantial w bo_ have | BIS rads. state at. eceurate Wt Lightning cross. ctl wit! -\¢ ~ a! & eg hws. 2: oe | BINDER e te et we 6 | gel \Rary in ls er the P N Chestnut I ra 6§ ey a ~ 9 in te ing Co. eal et pene. amen” with Bip on az —— \ AR BE gon’ 100 a weal re conceited to | _Post-Dis Tice wa were, +e you think atin, 98 son oe = ad ness ketene be « E RIG S| don't to ao pdt ang ~ — | __ about 16 , TA werk. mye lan 99)! Fy. Bales. ~~ oe Ange Fay all as y e214: mand See HT Pe ant’ men wi — ff in them ¢ to” iINDERY to iearn. P} <a bur “8 14 © : er, sei) oo ¥ we [o™ ? wty. ome a nov t . Pine e it: the ‘ , 36 a “ et = 1 3 Los 5 ES ring ie | he ie persona! an 5a R 4 icin” t ttl u to aell MAN a one ke: I D I E N ork ALT ornaments | | gress - int erst care 10n cers. ¥ SS Se ta ts tai o ont senate, eralaing. 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-PRESENT reputable is and acce © wi Slapleg ing of newsp: paper “es For hdl vision 1 50x130 Fe, 3 1provementg, ect Car Line 10 to $750.00 % Advertising — | mpaign b ing ine 4 iorning 1 and Talk if Over ford Broy mai Sales Mer. | yen Organization h int ‘ernatioual | ife Bldg. FRS AND SOLICITC sell! House-to-house, uto necessity: big com 7004, 707 Shenandoah. Flos: dio, 509 N. Stud i solicitors—Mr. if , are looking @F proposition i 3548 Olive. 3 Anda to see. nev-gettin Miller. a'wayese wanted big 16 te $32 day; new pate tlery Set: necessity mee unnecessary: vou al e and write order: sam it) «6out. Jennings Mfg. Pevton: ©. DGuce new kitchen carving and by Good Housekeening anc, Tore Ls. made Sil mnatented aluminul® cut if u simp! Vv write orders: we lect; your may dally; sample and benus offer. Set 2319, Cine! nnatl, NERS WANTED td.——To take half interest uling. 2751 Park, a a | with om to pen Box 249. P. ’ta.—Pri — aes comt h preter rred, Box P80 Pp. A td. —Stor e fools. Dox E- ‘37. “Post: -Dis.. : d —Manufatcuring ust ; be a painter, for manufacturing | ho: Shampaine, 1714 e*. . pic ture sf appeare od. —lLa dv vy has 2 ner who has neat Aes with some capita Box T- 141, Post- -Dispa ted. ta —Active - to invest. * : of exceptional me net large income, unless ediatel v do not answer. Dispatch an energetic young pearance who ewns @ sithal nvest $1000 or more wit od pay in @e well estat itimate busisions cores ii week days, 3630 Oo Fant interest with fitable, estab ren For active ini.__To assist janitor. ron VY to D.—WOMEN, G —WOME! S—Ex eran “ rapid; Ff wake “ Call 19 Granite pable lady decorator ~ n lamp shades and nd. jay morning between Q's a n. pung “lady: give age. salary tox os. B72 2. | Post-,Dis. BILL CLERK experienced Elliott operator in large. must be conscient tous er: permanent yet tate age. salary and ¢ Post -D! spatch. FIRL Experienced ; “e learn. Pearistone. 90 IRLS —To feed ruling OH _ Lucas. | ———————— mn; Bi AND CLERK SY portunity Drua Co., Webster Broroughly Com- “atl floor. “ee “ 7 Bp Brveriencea only, pettice work: mus : eee _ OCTOBER 14, 192 Ti "1993. as th rearet, i202 Wan: FEED ERS—For mangle, n Bon Dippers RLS CAN MAKE EX- | . meen D WAGES IN CLEAN. | anon for work. WOR KING ROOMS; COME | Natural Sri wa, pO, 0-D. Are TO aD WORK | FPELLING H ane tom veste. JN OS—Experienced on cus- BUNITED. DRUG CO. . Ps 20 Me steady work: cemi pay. Ap- _KING'’S HIGHW > ee - — ssessin. S07 N. 6th. ic) BON DIPPERS—Good pay wanted and refercses ees aay SS” * steady work. A. J. W AL- PILE CLERK =ont = Ete SERS See Non Appr Smith B FACTORY, 3d and Walnut (e) a FILE C1 CLERK —— To Geo look-up work in lesale house. Curtee i Co _1001 Washington. . 7” (ce) FiL w CLERK—aAnd pi perienced;: must bene i ria tive: _£00d salary. Appdlv ter. 510 u Sth floor. 'Fl* ISHE R 3] ost Gann a dressmaking /- TINISHER tito. Monday morning E. Boal Launaee custom prefer one telligence, to Mr. c a. R—Hand on . GOR ge Victoria Bldg. ) SC aieienich HELP—Exper™ chocolate dippers v Lee Cane ae ees : ‘ . ara 3% . yi? .. Peaceers, WRAPPERS—= Xperience 3 adv . oR. BOO . learn: § . i." tg ly Curtis-ir« ana Candy Cverp.. ¢ Mein. PAY, Steady work. div0-12 aU as av. Go UR FINISHERS | Bip: & © PEARLMA AN PUR Gol ™ | | GIRL—Te work in ey eee | Ms: ag Ee o., 1408 Lee ae ry f) oor “a Ne; general housework. 4141 N | ober aay. “Apply “300. =: Wakes = ; GIRL—F meme ts b oT w - Be ousework: no washing. idstein iostnane Co. ic7) | sy i tent Carpet Sewers. ie superintendent's office, 3107 | GIRLS—To do ! Art Craft late GIRL—To work in live st. GIRL—God. for gceneral ho of 2 4016 Arsenal. — GIRL— Whi ite @eerienced. settled; nights. Forest l7Ss7w. ViRL— Po aSe st unnecessary ean stationery work. | Are de BI dz. teh, goods store. 2319 | RUGGS- - VANDERVOORT- | BARNEY D. G. CO. 3: 32 ary fainily years; $12 home ERRAND GIRL—iSs 1012 N. Grand ee . oe, pict ure show 4 h 810 ‘N. Letting well "TT; 5 wed; salary $20 ‘ Sa. m., 612% Easton av. SMBERMAID—W hit: “meper, Washington Hotel. TE DIPPERS—3 Candy Co., 2001 Gravois. (eR) TE DIPPER— Experienced steady ; day or nist. 11 Se roadway. “et TE DIPP PERS—Exper! ence Mo e Candy. Co.. 302 N Main Ss val TE DIPPERS—FE > os per -jenc ~ | Apply : ~ me, cressmaker. ' GIRL —For general housework; 3 in family. 4610 Pershing. 3IRL- -White. for genera! housework: = vTitv: neo ‘washine 4°12 Marvian GIRLS—Te pack Red Cross cough drops: good waces. 120 S. &th. (cz omal 1] | car. | SERV Soy = ora women, a SELF Win wemea ees WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED — Is the position you DRESSMAKERS —Saperienced, Tor tee | Goes WOMEN, GIRLS |HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS) German, for cooking and lower Rg one work; 2 in fam- 6iés reda hm Sundays out. $50 month. a ee paGErT. CLEAN FACTORY ~. RK i PAY TO BEGINNERS: oan EXPERIENCE ego - oF APPLY | SSMAN EFFERSON AND (c) pe RY: RK. r. SikWARD FACTORY, MAIN AND WASH.- ic) Pieasamt position awaits a im apartment: no laundry or ni : two adults asd one 4-vear-old id: nice room and private bath: $50 per rome to Sas “aces irk Mrs. Charies | Ts. 566 ateriman av.. k Phone Cabany Sess rg - Stee | GIRLS—17 to end fin‘shing ual cinal and toilet articles: thease with experience preferred: idea! wurbin gconditions: salary to start. with opmertunity for advancement. aa y¥ Wliiliam R. Warner & Co. 404 §& th st. ‘ 500 GIRLS Por light factory steacy work and work: Day. x _. - +i Lecas or 234 « Maidiser an chigan av. nd Elder Mfg. Co. -? OR Y Pao CAND at —w Thite: | fio 2) years of age. for filling | S$Itl per week Girls and Women Wanted To vack. serves” co; revair and — ING cH. ie) 32274 S Kine’s highway GIRLS 7 ght. neat to pac HERZ CANDY CO. 2912 Loeust St. GRILS—Wanted; 16 years old and over. Come ready work. Good pay work. TORY, 3d and Walnut Sts. (e) COLORED GIRLS | Light factory work; no expe- rience necessary ; can make good money. Apply 200 South Com- GIRLS Experienced bundle wrappers and inspectors; permanent employment and good salary. Apply Mr. Mar- gulis, SONNENFELD’'S, 610 Wasnh- ington. and steady /mereial. » factory. Apply early Mon- to Superintendent's Office Orwiz Co.. 3616 Wash! hington. 33 Baleony r Floer .? | GIRL—Over 20. to serve jn tea room. 11 «0 $ Herz Candy Co.. 706 Washington.( ome to stay on piace. Call 3307 Wash- _ington. (1) GIRL—White. for general housework: no latodry 44= N. Harrison. Kirkwood. Mo. , Kirkwood S41W. ic) | GIRL—Experi-nced, to work mm bakerr; 9 hours: no Sunday work. ~1402 Franklin. (c7i housework; no Lindeil >» n. Metrovoiitan st. wits car, og the we Fequired. Apply ‘9 te & mi. ila Odeon Bidg. ANI ON jeved i n » lady al nign ahd ‘bos ar d. Box 736 * White. 5247 Westm — 26 Washington Can dy “Shop — Duds ooking and assis: my S128 Vernon oa White my 4510 ines3 Woran —_~ sehange for | [=> - 7 rr —— z ~./ 18 Da Cas. 7 zenera! apartment. for | GI F. L—Ww hite: we aduits- i terrace. GiRL — White: genmerai housework. Call today before 2:00. o'clock 3211 Uni- verrity st. Take Grand car North to 27900. (eT) SIRI OR WOMAN—For. general howse- work; no washing. 4300 N. Broadway (cS) in famiy: 3455 La-|~ a *—T references housework: 3 home. east housework : no Forest 2514W. for sleen at “d floor GIRL—For cooking and _laund: ¥ call before noon & ham! lal GIRLS—tTo learn milinery. paid while learn- ing: work every dav in vear. Crown Mil- fe. — | Timery. Jefferson and St. Charies {c) xXperienced: good wags: | GIRL—14 years old. to care 16 Lenox pi. tc) old chi ia. Call Sunday. 1 to West End. $65. NW. 14th ch : GIRL —Colored: cooking and genera! house- ; resta rant: Monday | work. Mrs. E. N. Frakes, Jefferson Bar- ©1238 Franklin. | racks. Riverside 468. in. morning; | GIRLS—Te dip chocolates; steady work; serences ss. 4482 Linde Forest 3145.| good pay. Unicon y Co., Val- | . entine. (c2) for va Ling Cc hildren . | - Phone Forest 46733 e>’ | GIRLS—To “> 4 1K—White: experienced. assist with! “Fine, also to sell th. Work; goed wages Forest 427656 (c2) 5 Delmar. 3d floor east c) housework: white: no laun- =r . ; : ~~ - good home: fcood wares. ; oaths Ee ae small family: S45 -= eene . Ww . ; — -~Mus? om. Al wn for light worn. to : —Wony — a . 300 -_ OXSTR 4 TOR—F y adver : 4 ONS for nation- TT | *4.ary Box ee i TI * Tea t ATC ba ra, na filime devas National De ~honstrators ” "I need . 4 ASSISTAN - —— phe erie coking and gener ‘ — ¢ es ", ihesns wages Mre Swe.cer. 716 Belt. For eTo4 ; PR, a TS «HWAY. fc) tee eo ig learn ‘shoemaking ply INTERNATIONAI sHoe CO., Glasgow and North Market. G I R L S—For light? ability; steady work talk it over with (c2) in sae | factory work. Also punch press and HOUSER P ‘double seamer ope- MISSOURI - ‘CAN CO., 41 Branch : St. (c) , GIRLS—For packing * candy; must over 17 years of age; steady work, good pay. SWITZER’S” YELLOW JACKET «x CO., 612 N. Main. (c2) Girls 16 & 17 years of age who have completed the 8th grade, for stock and ‘cashier positions. Apply superintendent’s office, sixth floor. SCRUGGS- VANDERVOORT- BARNEY D. G. CO. LOO ‘Candy Girls « EMPLOYMENT OF- AN UNUSUAL EXPERIENCED WAGES. i b- INVITED TO OUR FICE MONDAY MORNING. PPORTUNITY FOR SIRLS TO EARN HIGH GINNERS ARE INSTRUCTED BY CoOM- PETENT FORELADIES AND PAID GOOD WAGES WHILE LEARNING. CAFEL- TERIA. RESTROOM. FREE INSURANCE MOTHERS INVITED TV INVESTIGATE WORKING CONDITIONS. APPLY United Drug Co. 3001 N. KING'S HIGHWAY. ic) on high-grade apply immedi- Inc.. 6th and La- i@l) ; FIANDS—To work suits, dresses, etc.; Maurice Mendel, GOWN coats, ately. cust. moe H. AIR! > PRESSE R—Pxperi enced all-round op- ere’ or *. apy? eats e. 619 t Hiamlito: ne > §bBWERS—s:! hat o dei an T” SE; IRI white. to assist once. 66655 — A good Gerfar 2OU ; good wages. 6211 Was shingion M AID—For : MA! D—Experienced. 9 , MA] D—aA /MAT Wt all v.ew 35 G5 7161 San Donte. — HELP WTD.—-WOMERN, GIRLS a Sak ea ee for : siri; $45 month to Box T-37 Post- Dis. . =enmeral housework, smal! fam- 6300 Waterman. Cabany 5490. 2 in tam ween & and 10 a wm. Ca ba = $36. Tay MAI! work. 340 oa for general house- ' 2 o Oe soo a7 ar uclid, 24 fleor north. MAID—V¥ hite; in family. Park bl. aay b] ’.4 iG; For tt. USEM AID—Expe erienced, ning room work. wre 416 HOU SEW' MAN— st od Snge hit upstairs 55 Maryland. {e) settled; refer- good cleaner and (cZ) FY plored, nces ; yi _ ; cook ¢OU SE EWC MAN—For Diai cooki: 5 Ronee 1G housework: ood wages Cabany . , zenerai washing >. a allaadite ~ fleor 6R23 = SSPEC TRESS—“a\ aD ° ience preferr nished apply _tel Jefferson LRONE RONER S—Hand $123.50 per we “ke = aundrs 3124 LA! yy Ass! et; unt caret ake? maracing ge “g ation amd so ial Box M- | Dy LADY violin, So cay rood mort esda "ND "NDR! piace (3ra’ , a LAUNDRY ns4B0" Market. ss ‘?- ="T “Apply € HELP-—Experienced rough dry Apply Wirth Laundry Co., 3319 (c7) HELP and 40°00 Of *naY fi. L AU "NDRY Hand } lac - sf ° r?’ans ve. 1) —_ > ‘rr s ue e>- 3809 iad a ' ‘ | > ¢ 4 ? Gr and 6°98 LAU NDRY HEL P Bosom-press operators and shirt folders. Steady workers only need apply. ELY & WALK- ER SHIRT*FACTORY, 8th & Hickory. __ (e-8} LAUNDRY HELP & LEARN- ERS- pa 8 siggoreet finishers on high grade neckband shirts and pressers on soft collar wer. Also A ss (e-2) Sth & Hickory. sé “> i€ PRic E GiIRL— Sate B-231. expected | o * ° - | STE )GRAPHER — Beginner ST E =NOGR APHERS—Giri4 girls and women to learn. ELY & WALKER Shirt Factory, | MILLINER—Experienced trimmer on ladies’ | best pri ces i hats; work ewery day in vear: maid: come ready for work. Crown nervy. Jefferson and St. Charles MILLINERY TRIMMERS steady work. N. Milli (c) | Mu be GC Di LDBERG- GIBSTEIN. “321 iird floor uC LTIGRAPH tien: good OPERATOR—Steady Salary; good advancement ; Saturday afternoon off. Forest 52: soW before 12 m. NU 7RSEGI [RL—White. . Call Ca bany 3778M. NI RSES—Practical- cali Oakland Hospital, Glendale. Mo Kirk wood 165. “RSE—Trained ba hurs | SOLICITORS—Fies Stu i Wr months on straw io) } — ic2) | ply superintendent of employ-| DRY GOODS CO. WoMEN—WHO seek advertised in these columns today? HELP WTD.— WOMEN. GIRLS WLSEAIE White, for Box 0-22. Post- UNUSUAL ce bee a salient $500 before patios HERTSL = (SS CAN SEW ON CLOTHING. IN ALTERATION DEPART. ' MENT. SCHMITZ & SHRODER, 8TH) ANL WASHINGTON. cc); WOMEN—Bright. young. to learn to oper-. ate the xraphotype. in em tal | ws piates for use tc) light howse- no wee | cx . 315 N. a elderly itady. home nich . ts: 5: or *\ irginia Jist ic) | YOUNG Tia general officn work; $10 per week. Collier's, 1917 Tithe Guar- anty Bldg YOUNG LADY—I18 wears or older. to wrap. parcel post packages in wheleeale house; Steady position Apply , B15 Washington.ic} UG LADY—Accurat ate at figures and Writes good hand for payroll work; per- Magious Mfg. Co.. 27215 Pine LADIES—Between the ages of 186 ans 3 vears. for talephone-telecTaph post- | tion. Apovly reom T08 Commercial Bidéz.. 6th and Olive «ts. tcl) YOUNG LADY—wWhoe can answer telephone og egy also having —— age. North St. Post-Dispatch. ma fi lent fe) YONUG LADY—For office work: must be | quick and accurate at figures; sood prop- osition for right party. Apply any day. 10:30 to ll a. m The Kohn Stores, 4417 Manches'te YOUNG WOMAN—Neat, attractive, for high- gtade outside pesition. Box £-32, P -D. YOU? NG WOMEN—To take up nursing. Ap- piy to Miss Rinkus, Monday, 2009 E. | Grand. ‘c } YOUNG ‘couple have e 2cood home “for school giri, h with housework: room, beard | help and _small salary. 5985 Minerva. __ sas AND sOLiICiIT WORK LATER TO ETARIAL cqnvasseng ano, sot | ati solicitor, af merit: | $15 day not and 1: 30. 416 LADY—Expenenced off: to sel] patented , permanent. remunerative, unusua!: between 10:30 Tithe Cvaranty ding ticle oe io, OO9 N. ua ic&) “ro large Tra Vv WANT a number of active *somen can handie Al propesition; new: no competition. Call Ww ashingt: n bi 10 te 13 a. m., SALESWOMEW WANTED Glove Saleswomen Ap- ati rofi ts: ee ee ee Thoroughly experienced. NUGENT & BRO. (e SALESLADY—To demonstrate. Apply Mrs. Morrison, Schaper_ bres.. after 4 p. mm. SALESLADY—Appiy A. F. Hoffmann. 351: S. Broadway tcl ~ a ment B. 'SALESLADY—Absalom Dry Goods Co.. Sica i | SALESL. ADIES—Thoroushly ‘SALES 5 e some | . — hav ! knowledge of hand embroide and making lery department. ers can easily double this salary after work- | ing 30 days. Delmar Mfg. Co., 1209 Wash- ington. 7th floor. TYPESETTER—For Multigraph; must experienced; steady position; good salary; good opportunity for advancement; Sat- uiday afternoon off. Call Forest 5239W before 12 m. T TYPIST—E xperienced: wiiling to __ Apply 300 N. ain i TYE PIST—For wholesale house: __tion. Apply : 515 Washington. TY PIST—aAnd file c . clerk: touch speed and accuracy necessary. Box M Post-Dispatch. TYPIST—To do card writing on Under- wood machine: one with mail order house eXpérience preferred. Box T-350, one ror ool M-332. | TYPIST—Young ledy who is neat and care- | fu; worker. on forms and Underwood machine: - best workine conditions. : Post-Disnatch. IRM WAITRESS—aAt once, 2324 Franklin. w A ee elena te wait tables 2239 S. Gran ‘c100) | WAITRESS—From 6 to Sunday work Call Monday. _ h. iw AITKESS—Young lady: 5026 San Francisco. | WAITRESS—6 days a week; work; ¢£ pay: steady job. day morning. 1100 N. Broadway. WAITRESS — Experienced unnecessary; room and beard furnished. National Ho- tel, Stockyards, East St. Louis, Ill. (c7) | | WAITRESS — _ Experienced; 6 days, 5 i hours; $12.50 week. James Res-aurant, | 4402 Olive st. Call Mon- be | ic) | work. c} steady posi- | : i ' ; ' Easion. SAL ES LADi ES—Extra. __ Worth Co., _ 4007 W Fiori asa nt. ic >} SALESLADY— Experienced at art needie- work preferred, year- rqund position. Jacob _Mange & Son, 7Co Washingtno. _ = ae experienced: Stylo Cloak Apply F. W. Wool- Jewish preferred. Co.. i721 Franklin. SALES: \UY—Experienced: with first reference for West End dry goods sf good salary Cah Cabany 7410. SLA ge ES—Appiy lass :e3) Woolworth Co., {c) To handle attractive line of instructions. 301 By — a. SALESLADIES— = SALESLADIES Over 20 rears of age, for candy and bak- | HERZ CANDY CO., Washington. fc) | SALESLADIES ne young nee for our etets | sa les “HERZ Cc "AN DY CO. $i2 LOCUST ST ALESLADikES—We — for several ambitious women of nea appearance for fall campaign selling rect to use&§ Earnings upwards of week assured. Apply 919 ig. tc? SALESLADY—Sell and demonsirate Simplex ironer- exceptional opportunity: advance vourself. if can handle woman of the me: salary. commission: ited. right party. See factory representa- tive, J. A Keller. room 300 Union Elec- tric Pide. SALESLADIES—Immediate opening for 3 educated women to do lecaj educational | work for Natior.al Home and School Associ- ation. Applicants must be 23-45 and inter- ested in children: ex-teacher or mother pre- ferred: also one position open as traveling revresentative Pesition permanent; a $350 per month. plus railroad fare. E McBride. 612A Railroad Exchange wide” Kansas City. Mo. SALESWOMEN—Spilendid opportunity sell- to help at noon. | {c) } no Sunday : (c) | | SOLICITORS —House—o- house: ing high-grade hair net to consume), on big commission. Apoly Hirsch’s Hatr Ba - gaar iInc.. 207 N. 7th ‘c7) SALESWOMEN—S$35 sured taking orders for our patenied com- bination garment; permanent, profitable positions open in city and near-by ft wns to ladies with direct selling experience en) satisfactory reference. Apply Room 4&];, 211 N. 7th st cogd prop- asition. Call Sunday morning. 3719 Cass. 20. refer one ; | WAITRESS—Sinagle, over experienced Ro amd cafeteria work; | £ good-sized country town. Post-Dispatch. | WINDERS— m silk or cotton; steady work. _ St. Louis Knitting Mill. ‘/EPARTMEN SHOE CO. 1912 PINE SHOEWORKERS Experienced fitter in pump stitching department. Box T-217. I.st- Di spatch. {c} SHOE WORKERS be - ideal S TO LEARN is ST ic) pgp eri ven “ ~ Lev work- “CHOU TRAU "SHOE MFG. CO. 918 S. BOYLE SIDE SEAM ER—On im tr users. Riust: i Mic Co Salk N Broadwa) STE NOGRAI’ HER—Bi ight ~ beginner ; ~ $12 to start. Box P-: 208, Post- -Dispatch, ic) STI NUM 7B Al jER—1! office ai GR ane bi =x T 318. Post-Dis. fc) STEN: JGRAPHER—And general ef fice work: $60 per month; state expenence Rex B-245. Post-Dispatch ae < pret: red. S40 mm oath to start, Aj? “4d floor. " ) enced: $75 to 2188 Raliway Ex- ic) | te do stenogra phic | Apply Otte G. srmall office: Mo pits jay. Si S16 ~_ Chestnut st. NUGR GRAD HER— Exper Avoniy Monday, Rh aoa general office work. Stoffregcen & Co.. Pine. STENUVGO?E APHER—Experience4: stenographic work: state ace. salary expected. T-245. etraiaht experience. P.-D. ic) IN | THES MOORE) j Jaco _ consider ; ic} ’ home: | give good VW OMAN—Middie- is ; 925 good to chi anon: : 6820L. WOMAN — . ov “nincumbered, home. R722 Minneecta Av. WOMAN—Mis: tle-aced. to do housework, Wea minste* ~ WOMAN—White, | ' housework; small family. | gter. Forest 6925. | WOMAN—Comnetent to care for invalid Cabany_ | 7840. WOMAN—White @ preferred, for housework: help care for children: stay on place. 5795 Mc Pherson. 6o7 iw. ic) in motheriless Germen, or colored. Call Sunday. (c7T6) white child: city references fc? e: must have referencee as Box T-3724. ie? years, to dceMonetrate ust have had train- and meet to honesty and reliability. Post-Dis. | WOMAN—Over 23 uses of oven gia‘s; ™ ing In domestic science work. _ ee iary Aonly at once. 5 Kresge ollar store 518 Washington av *) nel EIN—E. anced. in —_ WOME? xXperie 3601 te) | . New ¥ wh » } has done some cashier work and igen og (Cc); Call | ; ) ' ' 3139 Park. | ; : ' ; ' ; ' : ’ : ’ 3614 Wroming. | ‘WOMAN—Elderly ; general housework ; <4 : ' ; WIDE-AWAKE =; WOMAN to take charee of, our local trade: $4 to $5 a day steady; ne experience required: par ‘searte at once. Write today. American Products Co., $388 American Bidz... Cincinwati. 0. WOMAN—Fine local ales ft saies position open; pays above $35 weekly: experience un- necessary: all or part time: opportunity. Western Distributors. S36A Grant Bidg.. San Franctaco. WOMEN—wWe are going to let a itmited number of ladies, who are otherwise em- Ploved. saleswomen, stenographers. cashiers, nurses. etc.. acquire some money * have a very pleasing new — le for men. al | vour friends will order - sight Verv liberal commissions patd; a canvassing. Write or cal! factory office. 415 Frisco Bide Kurz-Laace Co. (ef9) Experienced Candy Saleswomen Those able to pack fancy boxes , mstructive oni pod 10th. Saleswomen LADY—Longhaad addressing. zis | Broad.- |; 3561 | | Metal Wha. and Suit | ‘ first floor transfer Broad way | United » 706 | j have a splendid open- | : Century ; income unlim- | to $50 per week as- extra N (are in need of umber of PAR, | vost Sith Sad Pienced Moaday te ng 8: a rae me | the add resso- We have openings ‘in various depart- ments for women who have had ing experience in | mercantile lines. some experience | expereince and salary | e z mi Louis firm Box {,| Also inexperienced women who desire to learn selling, will be ‘engaged and sent to our Ednea- tional Department where, after instruction and practice selling they may be transferred to reg- ular departments, with attrac- tive opportunities for increased earnings. Apply stperinten- dent's offiee, main floor balcony ? Famous-Barr Co, FOR SALE—WTD | ' ; fCSSLLIINEOUS FOR SALE AIR TANKS—150 "Son, 2 K 150. 300 hetripesteeaestin A ee ibs. D. betel 'ARTIPIUOAL EY Es—Fit ' Write ter free aa ok let. ted ut 500 _Parclay Riock. aome, . Uvaver Cele Opt ASHP itTé—c< orrugated steel. S852 Faston. ASHPII—Evr erlasting priccs Guarentee not ' rcs F. 2281R, Colfax 2354]. panelled tin aie 6s porta bie pee oa Herman. 31 is Kisboety. te | AUTO KNIT ITTER—Cheap. ' ___ mont. 5318 ‘BATH Tt’ B—Ename eled: | ___ one mode! | Washstand. ‘BATHTUBS —3_ $7.50. Ap 18090 Dolman. --. BATTLESHIP _ Se ; slightly used: real bargain. 1 yards, Market. one tollet and —Avetr $613 Gea. and 2 iron tree Ba a a eoal or il. __ Grossmann, gas; new 30-galiss, $345 Lucky at. HOXFS——Piano } efrce! isior; erated : — 210A Russell. gackine: , terme: DING CAGE—Femaie | BREEDING care: overcoats. sizes 40-42. | BUPFA onty $100 cash. ~'ILDERS’ AND sR MENTS—New a u Wissler Co.. GI7 N Box x M-37 378 RP Broadw pea LO HEAD—Fine, large: periect: Feet Die rons, Inete prt sat ae ‘com Cannon Stoves di- | $ ; act en Furniture and Stove Co., € 8.INCH ELBOWS quick. ‘ 1007 CASH REGISTER—National; u like new; bargain. Ca Market. total CASH KEGISTE RS—Used; cash er or exchange; expert repairing. a4 a ee ne ae se! Missouri, 714 ¢ Sth” Olne AUTOMOR $40 MOBI ‘CHILDS EteR Stratton TrIoroe - Amen eeas 4414 Wa 4 ol-— Fes Classification, COFFE EF re ay LE— ‘DB | “Coal for deavers’ annoy - U RN—Cheap. 705 N. Serpe COMMERCIAL art course. Federal ) : Minneapolis: considered best echool country: nal cost. _Strumenta. 50: bargain; table. etc. Rox ete sek fully vaid up: M cor PONS—Several thousand Wrigiey ceotpens. $1.40 per 1000. 1108 DOLI 100 dozen DOOR CHECKS—Cheap- sites "Ee Oitve st. (oO) 1007 Market. Drain Pipe Cl Will open up any c eaner. keen vour me Hn A ong in a genitary 1-poun on extraordinary | FASLE—Sindio painting; Forest 1798W. as EXYTENSIOX LADDER—40 chandelier. 3014 dc wnatairs. FLAGS— 20 éozen _ 2812 Olive st. FRONT RANK ble door. heats 10-reom new. Schmidt Laclede, FURNACHS— Two on naces. A791 Cure. ee bination Enetieh 71 Bormont sian Bros. Furnace ; bargain. te) FURNACE—New style dou- co 00. aah (e) | PUBNACKS—2. new st 5 Le had nd . never will we aril , oa lems — ; ' Co,, 4371. gn Ree new Linéell 'preferred. Permanent positions 5\7 powi—semeny wil oll ‘for thorevghly eompetent wom- — "rch. ; en. Mec Pherson fe? | Madison | ene that wants a permanent home. — ; 5106 ie} +9 @o cooking and general | 5155 Weetrmin- | eettied Woman - WOMAN—Who can manage amal!l business room. re 8. nd ee Apply superintendent's of- fice, main floor balcony, FAMOUS-BARR CO. Experienced Saleswomen | for Various Departments Apply Sixth Floor, Scruggs- Vandervoort- Barney Dry Goods Co. I. sa gay 8 ey and used: all makes ae Sa al saa TO JAS STEAM RADIATOR— __ Private party Rox T- | Gas _BADIATORA—T wo: good rea sonra _ghotw East en a néard | FE ase oe | Michigan. baskets. MARSKE PRODUCE, North _ Broadway. pant N my $0 tee 18 to 20 pound 80c per basket. C. E. 710-720 (e%) = ime tomer 14485! tien: _GUNS-—-Ammaunitien. kode eke fis reds, reels, larger 4301 1 Limdet!. HEA TER—S. acest. dD 2218 SB 4 INDIAN and mission pointe od pista INVALID CHAIRE— ee or rent; supporters. ‘INVALID’s rel; seed eondi-

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~ menace atianee le sae: atsirenracantit itera ttt it te.” cS ~ sieiimaciesibeed misesanaae: aeneriee, cone Nt eet om : papi RR Sr. LOUIS. t AE % _ POST- DISPATCH. x 23 - MISCELLANEOUS Fc FOR SALE ) HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEH HOUSEHOLD Gouos FOR SALE t] HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE CPN ae tet amen genuine antique, solid COMBIN RANGE—Blue enamel: | DINING-ROOM SUITE—G ron | FURNITURE—Gol GAS RANGE—A ect cabinet Fas racne: seen ) OSS Ca da e, perfectly new: Hecke — nee ste Ae nye age arrived ame! overcoats and suits, ms, bed SUREAU—Ané bed, “6 W inster, ean. N. venpo mahogany: no + no ng 525 es.™m ‘. Prairie. (c beds; in excellent condition. i Catala Style, mahogany st.. Apt. A, 10 to 12 Sunday: Hodiamont tea-cart; all practically new, oe ates Re ngs uth, Bog Hard Victor Gravo ’ $29.50 and ree fpbardinee. $19.50, t -* s new fa - - coMtBIN ; reed ro gas stoves, exteasion| BUY FROM MANUFACTURER cabinet pa Noe One waite eee 2152h 624R. -room suites made to or-/| @ k; 18" oven: this | DINING- ROOM SET—8 pieces: beautiful IRE— s- map! Tes 7) 2 tion and wiil be} style: buffet has glass top: cost $300: FURNITURE Beautiful rte, mate cost | G OAuban sie 31 i « ge gy OR. ares dies, $1 to 3: model, $1098 "3250 50: teat call, y dining-room sets, Overstuffed livin priced as sory cheap price. Souzh Enc | sell $90; also 2 small rugs. 3444 Arsenal. $80; el $30. Automobile store, 1832 blue -~ Mitjudeedtinese ee ! everything for house-{ der: exclusiv Sento are Ba to ee tneee. also new goods at cut prices le. ool wil a 29.78; buy: new f furniture and MANNE | Co. “ped. 1Ces ; brass Better™ modeling purposes; they aie made Tanyince you, Levy Bros., 311-13-i5 8. BROS., ‘at Demen opposite Del Monte | 2 Gmvels ay. “on DINING-ROOM SUITE—Including 60- cp | Le = weeee Furntime Go. 1381 8. Bro 15 FM c} SOMBIN ete RANGE— buff t. 6 : ney FU RN TTURI_oniabed flat; 4 rooms and - eal cabinet A perfectly new uttet, leather-seated bath; steam heat; complete or by the SEAT Goriocie Tn a Lorrain; a d — he gular goods: a ‘Sik dis path st. south of Clark and Beit Line| Theater; o > evenings. price _Passes our door. CANNON STOVE heap. Apply ig AA combinatio ©; Made by the Seigler| found table that will gs. i! —C beautiful | lece. Call afternoons and evenin sie 18 oven; at a 2 very 7 eee be ees th End ravois av. "go shopping | BABY BED—Large size: wray reed Daby Wr tove Co.; @ very rema ka. d wo © - 3608 Oxtona Maplewooa. ee wot’ GANNON STOVE LMadion size, for store or | th!S range is absoiutely new and wht first reasonable offer takes Imar, Apt. B. oon lines BABY BASSiNETT Reed cradle, ivory; like srenten —- wesw Gannett. Punter) o Hardware ca"ets 861 Greeny a hail tree omy aie RNITURE— Bookcase, “ape ae Bidne zs ister S248. FP — : ngs on i og ravois av. Sidney ai erd chai-. library table, single mirror- GAS RANGE—wWhite enamel finish, excel- i FE = | 3. Victor ir 934R. be door wardrobe and chiffonier. Call Mon- lent condition; white wicker baby car- ae 3 “gg one hme de ~ ey __ new. 1102 Yate. Benton 300M. | CARRIAGE Lana aady Guhl ahaae. Sees 4 - .. sed 4 . ow ers and : eal) Sunday or onday. - ; : vory re- ~er's, 410 Washington. £% | BABY BUGGY—Black reed. $10. 1527 De ter tb ad $35 ag: ane ggg me ware Co. 286 , - | BURN be 9 92200 Franklin’ aye” SEIGEL | tor 584L. 1803 S. Newstead. markably Ramage South find hardwate HEATING | STOVES STORAGE TANK—7 oe caiten. = __1¢) | _H, 4954 Lindel! bl. Victor 924R. a ee Se Pere” | FURNITURE—Hand carved walnut an- 2861 Gravois av. Sidney 283, Victor Rutz ait volft & Sons. 2219 & 4th les BALY B BUGGY—BL. ack ¢ and biue reed; good | CHAISE LOUNGI SOE B f sw wicker DINING ROOM SET—Beautiful, Early En- tique set, 2 large arm chairs, 1 small or R, ARATING | STOV . PAINTS—We make the best oy your money. | __condition, 1900 Ferry st. chaise lounge: Gauneat Make: ‘yeastnahte. B B ; t glish, dark , Consisting of carved buf-| chair settee, table. all match; must sell. | G49 panGEa Cha rier E— Large “ Mechanics’ Paint Co.. 715 Franklin. ics BABY BUGGY—W hite wicker; cost st $75: _745 Westgate. Cabany 7269. (c) UcK’ 8 lue, gray and Nivkel fei, extension fable, serving table fe Bp tage Box M-113, Post-Digpatch. range; perfectly n : ; ime aay AINTS—All colors, $1.50 per eallon; out- __very cheap. 3820 Page. Re CHIF POROBE—Li ike new» «Call between 9 | price Saye ranges, $145 values, sale, backs, price $600; also antique mehosany FURNISHED AN Merge mang SR. "furnt- remarkably , jon ne South "ed as Minnesota av. E—Aiso side pan bi eat de on” akel ~-* est —w icker; will sell chea cheap. | —#nd and 2. Sunday. 24035 Ss. th « |W AREHOUSE™ 26s Prapkiien co. BONDED | Ma iri ice $125: exceptional values. eure tan rand era ar oa] - Victor 944R. . HEATING STOVi Ohio. st OS ——__‘¢) CHF FOROBE—Real, bargain: $21.50. Ste! }, | CONGOLEUM RUG—5x0; 4 de. naw tee | GR ee rately; no dealers. 3941 Lindell, apart- GAS RANGE—4-hole; single bed, complete: Taylor. : PAINTINGS—Oil, by pr t artist; rea- | PANY BiUGui——Gray reed; good as new. F— uriiture Co. 1200 S. Broadway. (cb2 laid linoleum. G a On DISH WASHERS—Cinderella electric; brand- _ment A. (c) | steel couch, with pad; linoleum, carpet, | HEATING STOVE— Buick’s "sonable Box *r-68 * Post-Dis. in BABY: BUGGY Eee | CHIFFONTER—Large- size; als rug, desk, : tana. oe ee we) Pine.” ry Demestio Kiecwie Ce... S08 | FURNITURE—Fioor lamp and shade. ma-| tub, cooking utensils, coal range, with wa- _like new; cost $90. 3aaq : : GG Y—Reed; 1 ww, - | . : {c) |} rr de od arcs | CHIF FOR $17.50; Tike | COS ater pPANGE—Buck's: aleo one large | DRESSER—3 dining tables, chairs, et Oe Chad ee ee eee Sse, teins bok, meatevenss $08, 1688 HEATING a IROL as oak; $17.50; like eater: hard. soft coal. 495 Mazno.ia. 4628 Delmar * @fC./ and chairs; overstuffed cooking arket at. $6._1527 De — | utensils, ete. Apartment 119, 5660 Kings- PAINTS— $1. 7 and $1.75 ber, gallon: roor- righ ; t red or | —————_—__ ae 2 a ree "$1.45 er Toll: window ‘mi a = BUGGY—Genuine Lioya loom: ivory | ——— medium size. 201 8 _Jefterson. |}COOK STOVE—AII new: never used; $12.50. | DRESS ER—Piano, buffet and coal b 1. Cab ges ‘ SSER—Piano, buffet and co range. ury pl. abany ranges: on pegen a HEATING pee 45 per roli: window glass, 8x10. nF 3 $3 finish, in excellent conuition; with wood | CHAEFOROBE—Largs mirror: like new; |; __1139 Walton ay. (c)| 3103A Oregon = FURNITURE—Living, dining and bedroom __ new; niSeiplate; —— ~_ -— . ba . | ON me A Om tg © ee te) y Ae eurfaced shingles. pe: . 26 N._ 10th. _tires. .__Betore 1 p. m.. 1457 Clara. (Cc) $5; cost $80. 662 D | COOK ee m ———— : 3 Delmar. TABL Central 98121.. _2701-03 Lafayette. uick Meal.” 227 Morganford. HEATING 8TC E ith, Flores- | mec st. {C) | at low price for cash. Levy Bros., 313} tion. “5012 ¢ Geraldine. 4J with yd KS edge mirror, 23x27. FURNITURE—Almost new.’ beautiful bed- |}GAS ro eed coal heater, $15. 1629 ture. 4141 West ic) | COUCH—Sanltary couch and nd mattress, $3. _Bamberger. room suites, handsome dining suite, beau- 5. 13th HEATING STOVE tiful ving room suite, pretty table, play- GAS SIO TH Bias enamel Quick Meal; ; as| __urner. 3545 Delor. $2 28 HEATING Prices on request. te Sm Sl ee ville. Tex. (99) | BABY CARRIAGE—Reed. like new; cos.| 5. 14th at 4846 Labad ioe abadie av. | DRE SSER--—Oak, $10; Buck's heater, $10: er-piano, fine phonograph, beautiful rugs, good as new: 7. 17 Caro PIP E—Secondhana iron, black and galiva-/| 923; seil 30. 2714 _Sherican. CHIF FOROBES—Chithk 3S ro yT Fv eeee hiffoniers, bedroom sets nized secondhand machinery. belting and | Bany CARKIAGE— Lar d : | Couch —nnsttennsiemcetemneatsiinntietiateensicinees | ee : a — Ke, biack reed ining room sets, beds rugs. gas ranges, | CH Leather; heavily u hol sewing machine, $12 fine sha bookcase. : ; — material. D. Wolff Sons, wuee © __ 3531 indiana. —__ (c) rockers. library tables and all other house- | __ Condition, __ 122 2’ Market st PHOistered; good double doors. $15. ‘combination range, rw |Seeeuea sel) cheap; immediately. GAS STOVE—RHigh-oven: a o hs: 3330 Virginia av. “ BABY CARK1AGE—Reed, and saniiary one goods to furnish your home complete, | DAY ENS SUITE—3-piece. velour; bedfoom _condition, $45. 4352 Lee. e av. must move. Sila Minnl. use iRaTING “sroy —sikal SECONDHAND PIPE Tae 5 Mispoerh hed or lene than bel ei be ae dom Suite; refrigerator, porceiain- top table. DRESSER—Larege, mahogany, with glass FURNITURE Mahogany library table, noes GAS STOVE—Quick Meal, cheap. 5108 _ Michigan. TO o- - BABY CAKKIAGE—Blue Willow; Haywood- Keiner’s, 1211-13 N. Wnadavanter (c14) ge gap Cooking utensils, etc.; good 86 top, mahogany finish: double bed, com-'| oven gas neve. davenette, gas water heat- North Market st. HEATING STOVES— as os oe town. Apt. 4,{ Plete with box springs and mattress, $50. er. sanitary couch: reasonable. $358 Eas-|GAR STOVE—Range, re, So one. nee, ra Call Sunday 3946 Ca ay sonable: no dealers. HEATING STOV wey: Guaranteed, with new threads and A gee _ Wakefieid. S9SUA Blaine. (c) oe at fa tanks and evergiitng in she second BABY CARRIAGE—Like new: $25. 3144A Chifforobe — -¢ Hamilton av., corner Ridge. Strauss, 5560 Waterman, 2d west. (c)| ton and steel line. JOS. See. jase CARRIAGE; - a i oe aa, cakes a SUIT—Like new. 2318 Rus- — tables dining “ea iiving- | FURNITURE —Hieh quality le ay: prices: GAS STOVE—Your price. rivry sxe rifice. 5703 Sua mane oB 30 8 LRON AND STEEL : rst-class condition; ». : x eR eee «c) oom table —e" room table chairs no matter what you may n n furni- ge. E Na 5f —n€._Ce Hall ” m dee nS IS (c96)| _has reversibie body. Grand 43775. 915° ‘Season tion, @t very low prices. few * 5 NETL E—Fumed oak: practically new; re. 2 % beds, new box! ture we can save you 60 per cent. We GAS 8TOV uick Meal; good condition: Se ad Said ber or, me Poot TABLE—2x4, 6 pockets, 16 balls, m BABY CARRIAGE—Lioya Loom, $10. 5330 CHILD 8 BED— Whit 7 | pete 8818 Victoria, : ae jplaia linoleum: ‘everything | have everything for the home, _ Mn | 02725 Arlington. ‘Forest _1526M. ‘| HeaTInG STOVE—Moore" a le 5R _ Helen av., _West Wainut Manor. ic) ILL > BED—White enameled iron, $5. ‘Day NETTE SET—Linceun Ll : all for $175. or caa be bought nepa- and used: open Saturday till p. m2. we : a Call Lo me ‘DAVE ENE TTE SUITE Walnut; and player | metal and brass beds, all sizes; elegant tab! k t d, a form large mir- ard. adie, oak stan ress form, iare __oven; good condition. 5e28 Spalding av. fon, “ena ten. sibson ay. ae: POOL ABLE—Brunswick, Se x%, 9 te or Ny $50. 5504A Idah 7 Ta av. Victor 3042J. eo ay (c) | lene: chee Gate a7 — Belle- | BABY CARRIAGE—Iy reed; cheap. — —Plano: cheap. 7 How les: POOL ,TABLE—A4x8; cheap. 1716" Be S327A 8. tage Beker | CHILD'S .BED—Fireiess cooker: like new. | DAVENETTE—Soni sale :: laeathar ooverad: $0 bo cease, 2-d00%, “dak, $15) chon | TOL. hall” carpet, ‘combination’ desk and = go TABLES —4a8- complete: shoe ashin- | 24102. ADDly Sunday mornnig. 2301 S. 19m __Slightly used; cheap. 201 S Jetterson. : ~?. hafiet, $15: séued sete music roll cabinet; cot, inlaid linoleum, gas el Locke Blue enamel; Charter Oak. HEATING a tae stand. 1830 8. 18th st. BABY aS bow ica? eee blue Lioyd; ars A onset baby bath tub. 3542A DAVENETTE SU TES pieces: good as 858. he «ype emengpeic ag range, good order, | ag ge GAS STOVE —ctaE Meal; aleo Buck's coal| .2¥8Y orioes. New Ue ; . © ~~4 DHeethoven verside CHIN: on WwW: no dealers 3321 Halliday. 30: eating stoves, ail kinds, any price you h ash 2 ae POOL TABLES—2, $100 for quick sale. 6.36 M. CHINA CLOSET—Riv ie 2032 —- oe gee sa Se i lady’s desk, books. hall clock, porch swing. range. 4212 John; call Monday. a et Sk Co} 933 +. vihennininipistde: 1 ai ad yerside 200eR. DAVENETTE—Beautitul Want; blue enamel gas range, console, Arto- ‘ ‘ _ 4914 Natural Bridge. eS Sombina- | BABY STROWLER—Reed, navy blue; with|CHIN A—Cut-giass._ pictures. bookcases, | 4127A Junia i. leather; seer phone, American walnut, 14 price; breakfast | POrc® chairs. 1827 Walton: Forest_1837J. GAS wo eaition he & Hach: large; in Finds. of STOVES Vine ; FOOL AND ETARD on size; excellent | —200d. Call Sunday morning. 39ud Russell} _ lady's desk, mahogany mirrored wardrobe. | DAVENETTE SETOCal “Sunday. 1073 | 2° almost_new, $21; davenport table, $17; | FURNITURE—A fine assortment of slightly |__fine condition orest 1415. inds of sizes at sonable tion Brunswick; regu be 3753W.. (c) | UASE- a ag new: cheap: soijqg| 2° Sealer. Call Monday, 10 to 4, 5837 | Tower Grove. unday. 1073 end table, $4: chairs, rockers, anything you used furniture and stoves, good as new. GAS STOVE—Quick Meal; blue enamel; ane nitur coudition; sacrifice. Cabany 3% oak dining-oom e. velvet rug. beq| -c#te (c) | DAVENE = want for the home: price right. Murdock! at half price. Give us a call and see how high oven; good condition. 721 Heman _Franklin, POOL TABLES—A TABLES—Ana billiard. new and ~~ complete. Lindell '; 22 4s. 2510 N. wht? | CLoTHES wast WASHER—E. hoon ahoabeans es a TTE SET—Ice box, coa! range, _Furniture Co., 4012 Chouteau av. much we can eave you. Dressers, chiffo- Delmar Garden addition. (c2); HEATING STO ond-hand; repairing and supplies of all tier. _lent condition: $50. 39 rug. kitchen tz table, 1808 Bellgiade, D —>~— | niers, chifforobes, beds, springs, new mat- { kinds. A. E. Schmidt, 1113 Pine st. Main , —— i 3931A_ St. Louis. DAVENETTE § A: Chew ae EDEN WASHER—Swinging wringer; bar-| tresses. bedroom sets, dining-room sets,|GAS STOYE—And kitchen heater; can be Kain, $16: table.: cost $2 meV. Central 44 1. (cB9) oP a one 740 ba a] Cord Stor- | CLOW GAS , RADIATORS—Two. Soafer- | __Labadie. | yr Tan: new. ade 4 ey pad ole perfect condition. 3124 Ohio. davenport sets, library tables. hetohen cabi- 1E7br, combination. Call Monday. Benton Greaser. $2); ‘radio CHINE—4245 Manc aster. ——— oF ag, = oe meyer. 16 8. silieaiittagie a 7, - " ———j|{ mets, chairs. rockers. ranges, cook stoves. (c) ~ ba gs : : --— ORN anion 2701 Lucky st. BED—& . complete; linoleum; new: also | | COAL—Good lump. froh the mines, ton. | DAVENETTE SUITE—Dark oak. 1413) aL TRC eT Ow less than haf| heating stoves: everything to furnish the GAs St uick Meal: high oven: gray HEATING RTO = f Js ~* ee ee ; ei - eters “eee eee St - tetnnse rs Ke . —One ¥ ms ee shape; $100. 263 | BEDS—Breakfast se set, porch rugs. rockers | ~i&ht. Lindel! 1156. " (VE NETTE—And 1 librarv table: oak fin-;ELECTRIC W Sanne ae have severa; | ter. formerly 1211 N. Vandevanter. $100. 2410 8. Jefferson. Sidney 4240. (c2} | r. Sonat Weeen road. (c) eic.; perfect cendition. 4202A Lafayette. | COAL—sSpecial Mon day, Tuesday only; big-| 83 ;_DF practically new. 4981 Columbia. (c)| electric washers which will be sol4 a: a FURNIT TRE GAS STOVES—All makes, including Quick ee ey Fe r li- | BEDS—Twin: sim: b i." aon, | f two rooms. HALL "RACK Fer sale; oak f r 630-32. bargain new. Phone Forest S410 710 que ae rooms. 1514 Cass ev.. OCTOBER SALE milrror; reasonable. “6200 Tennessee av. | HOUSEHOLD GOODS—At apediag” i 24S Naodevenie, ie eal, ROOFING—Slate coated; red or . guaranteed, $1.65 per roll: shingles. | Chairs. 4409 Olive. Apt. B c)| _tion- reasonable cor $ Pwidth. e Bch ice’ Bas iw — vo rooting, | | BED—Simmo: D—Simmons, hi a oo mas range: rit Sa RANGE Single ee a sani lor_ay oy sees ] a 36 tn Ysa Forest 5972W r (c) | _tondition; cheap. Call Lindell 51U7R. tary couch. 2916 Wyoming st. - (c) |DAVENETTE 8U ITE—Dining-room yoy FURNTIC pe erry oo FF IF I R HEATER—Wi i_ lathe. on 1311 Lined, | tow Co. 2000" Me — = Mohs >! cash “f 030-: . andeven __taupe velour ir upholstered. Lindell 7260, At Savings of I, to y% EATERS sacrifice: ; 18. 53517 Core Hine: 4393" De : buyer. Hi ANG Ge —Combination. Moore Moore: Lindel 49° kt op aad venter. ne, RCBEER PLANTS—Three, large, (ec) 2000 Motes beds, cheap for pcash. Hast, other furniture. 1407 ‘linton tn 20 rf organ st (c) COAL RANGE—Detroi? Jewe el: : weed Gomain DAV ENETTE SU ITE—Bargain for the inster pl oeany finish. 4135A West-| FURNITURE—Bedroom and living room For Monday and Tuesday HEATER—JIn fi dit! 2808 Caroli a ——in fine con on. roline. HOUSEHOLD GoobDs_. 1 Fi _ RANGE — Charter Oak, hot FES—Bargains in used safes. Jonn Bau- BE . : : me" Safe Co.. 4°1 N. 4th st. r oe ee ‘ant mancerent mac tet | an A NGE- ler, 3624 Hartford. (c) | minster pl. _ 4858 Northland av. (c) derful ALE—Trucks, desks, chairs and office} 24°%5) (ce) | back: oe liv- | DAVENETTE SET—3 pieces oak, $25: Ax-| FURNITURE ; ; W onderfu Values HEATER—Bridge & Beach, . rtitions; no dealers. Southern Roller BED—Simmons, day bed. bat stroller. la 5A_California minster rug, $15: Columbia shomegreon, i417 Ar kn “4 —e Sens SENvaa Sbty. $15. 5253 Spaldi ng. oh om Fhe mag peer gs =o - a condition; reasonable, s. $16 S. Broadway. — chiffonier; cheap. Cabany 674M. 6146 | ; zs like new. 2710 Allen ‘Allen | oak. and 40 records. $50. 4730A Easton. | : | 3 Rooms Complete for $175 HEATER—Moor'e edium si lot f ture. “3338 Ped d 2h . - Sund DAVENETTE SUITE—Lamp. rugs, Victrola | FURNITU BE Living end dining room Bedroom. dining room and kitchen. pot; like new: $35, 201 9 Seffeont'® omisienihines | RANGE—Pine enameled 3708 | erms, S15 cash and $2.50 each week. HEATER—Wilso n: good condition; $12.50. > and 8 = &CAI REP IRED—Refitted scales, al! Delmar bi. (c2) ——— re “a ES | ate St. Louis Scale Co., tche, BED, SPRINGS AND TWO MATTRESSES COAL RANGE— Prides re i “Beach, like new, | kitchen heater with water back. ——— S Third st. Sara -| .—$15; dining room set. $50; davenette. reasonable. 3809 Matsrt | = Natural _ Bridge, FU RNITU RE—3 + rooms, complete: buyer $475 3R C ] t 15 __4714 Cote Brillian = Se | GHINGLES—Good chance to buy first and | $55: 2 chairs and table, $12 icebox, $7; |COAL RANGE—Bridge & Beach, in good | DAVENETTE ond Morris chair, in first- |-——®8"_ren tflat. 15184 Eliot. __{c) ooms Vomplete, $3 ———~- | De Ton , tary : " RANGES—Co mbinat! second grade shing!¢s asphalt shing. (298) dinner set, $12. 0620 Julian, 2d floor _condition; cheap 1128 Angelica. class conditio Will sell at a sacrifice for | FURNITU RE—Office e, dining room. bedroom: Living ore bedroom and kitchen, tot Penrose. paves large size; ‘cheap. y. POPS Bs? 5 > ether makes ee reb c06) | wes: "st. Cabany 5128R (c) | COAL RANGE— Malle able top: lik $25; not a dealer. 155 East Etta av., | carpet "pet; no dealers. 4251 Delmar bl. (ce) me easy terms. ao nd » _Buettne a 1 C “OOL D: like wae St. Louis County (c) | (Fr "RNITURE- Call Monday. 4219A Botan. $195 clegant lue or gray rhe nation FT pek's, ‘s airtight; No. 7: orice a | . a: ay. 42 0 (a) ranges. Extra special for $127. pS: mire Michigan. sens Lafayette, _ a : bd y bargain prices. 1125 Collins st. —__—i(c® ; large sizes; BEDs—s: _: mattress, 33.- washetands. $1: bargain. $34) ,A \ irzginia. —— SCHOOL DESKS—Adjusta'ile; 1009 Market. Center tables, SUc; gold seal rug, $10.55: | COAL RANG Goods casted eee 7 796 la tress. 1921 Palm. Rago Seow emery ee ee So | For RNITUAE_e rooms; g00d condition; | stoves: unmatchabl gas 3 7 Y wan : ; able value for $16.95 ett L Russell. a 520 Davenport, first-class olaas | __ cheap. 4569 Cadet Coal hod and shovel free hase el ch and heavy case. $65. 6178 Etzel. — | Lafayette. DAVENPORT seg | FURNITURE—S_rooma: kitchen, dining | $10 large-size Nob notte electric hear | HEATER- Rea cine oa condition: No. a ete. RU, BHOTGC N—Doublelbarreied, reasonable | BEDKOUM vied Leng ve 4 buys complete ma.| COAL RANGE—With warming oven: good "extension We B., ne settee, chair, | room. 3 bedr oo0ms; S375 4322 Page.| ers. Extra special for $4.39. eerenon all_ Central 89593. (c)! eers. Call 2220 N. 10th st. Ree cost $420; will sac rifice. 221 Juniata. /FURNITU RE—Scarceiy used; low price: to- range 4225 ( ‘ania BLE R>Buck's: rim baby buggy. 4455A STATUARY—Polychrome and art foods. ; 8 davenette set, % bed. 30474 Mc-| and dr-sser. 2635 Me (c2) onald COAL RANGE Diao) & aaa. ott DINING ROOM ethe r sehen 4 it ke & B: ‘ach; all cast DINING ROOM, SiET— Early bey 11) — Enero Separate. 56034 Garfield av. | a76 GR oe a >. ] ® oal ee ed . EA " ic. bieeerers av. . IT i ae 3 inster, | 9x1 BEDROOM Nearing cpmpiete; new; wilt | fron. 1533 Welleton ol. Cabany 1x21M.4__Dleces; rug. 391 ~ heater. 3001 Gey 4 Sacrifice leaving city ~ sugs, { iree: COAL RANGE—lIetroit J a ae : | DINING ROOM U ITE af = ae i range ; cheap 4123 Lee - HFATERS— $49.50—Septic Tank—#49.50 take best offer. 4256 'McPhersun, ew") cthee- furwiearas TE setae oe 7W in Pp IRNITU heap. 128) a 4-room fiat. Gan Baer “Quick Meal om enamel] “like new, 4 636 Hebert, “4 Peninsular: vas—F —-——— — | : : . ° 2 : The only septic tank made that does not | BEDROOM sUITE—American Walnut, bow-| COAL RANGE—Gas range, sewing machine, | DINING-ROOM SET—8 pieces: beautiful | _4514A N. Twenty-first. GAS RANGE ent. fe? | HEATER—C 2038 Oak; $18. 3874A Con- — = require cieaning - ase of rg oy on nt $450 a re Denman’ bi nae ede ~ ;__banio. 2922 Gravois | __Quarter-sawed oak. 4331 Hartford. (Cc) | FURNITU! RE—3 rooms complete; American | stove: cheap, 78830 Minhkiein ‘tw. sae nectiout st. ___{¢) up complete at the factory, and a a zeta C2 is | GOAT RANGE—With hot-water back: $35 DINING. ROOM SET—Early English; table,| Walnut: leaving city: m ust sell. 60 ; — HEATER—Wiison:; ran gece Ait ads tae cae aad | arog Se ecs eb SstSclcied BolBNS | eel tetanae cn MOUTeeT Sacks WHE. | PUNE ROOM RET eerie Bagh sable | rath = | vaio Band iadiat? oem 4 Ga | Mocking chal’ JORER “Wanaehee Pee le. Also made in large sizes for al! LN. Broadway, $0 Se appreciated, $150. 915 COAL RANGE—Charter Oak: cheap. 3231 DINING RUOM TABL B—And buffet, prac-| FURNITURE—Good, 5 rooms, complete; | Gas RANGR— cA HEATER—Charter Oak; asia buildin ND HEAT. BELROOM SUITE. caneed — hio tically new. 4417 Neosho st. McPhersan. for rent; no dealers, 4166 BOOT A ence High oven; almost new; $35. _ 4557A Alice av. , : AN ve merican wainut; five cone RANGE Sheena” te DININ OM | a st We a Inlaid linoleum, kitchen ta. | DI ‘ G-ROOM | SUIT} cg 7 funed) FURNITU KE—Tables. chairs. kitchen oa | GAS RANGE—High oven, $5. 3225 S. Da- ae tke Bridge & Beach, like new. cme Ba « al ‘2 we Rrin. ine hire. oaize $20. Cail ae leathers % s “_ | furniture; re FPEND NT PLUMBIN ; ING SUPPLY CO., 1if6-31 CHESTNUT , pieces: used mest sme fecatlons coma. |” ble and wood heater. 4315 Bates st. (c) | oak: fine condition. Inet, wardrobe. china closet. { at Me in tna ates si | close n 4139 | DINING- ROOM SUITE—Piano, biue ag . ete. 2119 Cherry av. Ww relieton®™* | GAS RANGE—Ouick Meal: cood condition: HEATER—Wilson, ee ———— |__cheap. 3808 Botanical. (c)| before 12. 3408A W LIBRARY LE—Dining RUG a> “ay 8 768 Aneta 7x : * " (c26) | COAL. , RANGE—And heater; ch TARP tee Yan wire ~ Positively BEDROOM SET—Sample lio delea | 8. - Jefferson. 6 ‘te 9 927 pee ee ee —— ney nln nd : oO ARY SUITE uh Les | ~ OAL RANGE—Nearly new, an | DINING TABLE E—Oak, and 7 chairs, leather| FURNITURE PEPE eggs ———— UG pee oy yarns - - é & wid - . % & 3 R : 8 - 2 ~ > 2 se : io. © a = £ - : , & - - = 2 q a. 7) é % >. ££ &. > : ‘ % _ ’ +? : P Ps: bd . € ‘ Ka x - s i i ‘EB ss ; “ Z P : => aa 3 ; + az *. ? a2} 2? r rs t x | : - 5 ie 7 -— 2 4° . > + 4 7s Pe ¢ . . * - Fa J ( - ae + a 4 “ . : : * af y ses ‘ 7% ; et 3 2 é * a F - + : & Y » Sf : 4 5 z 4 ys 5 » rf ts ¥ , - - ’ : ‘ .e » -£ bd . 4 ; ; « *. . e ? i =o = 7 —_ i ‘ 5 I od ye ms 7 we. EP te * Re eS eg | AS RAN¢ Juick Meal: nearly new: also HEATER—Charter Oak, No . 33 like | new. furnitures’, | 60c; Union. Leader, redi- 2 iron beds with springs. 12-plece wal- | ———— | j Prince Albert and Vel nut dining-room suite, davenette table, | COAL RANGE—Biidge & Beach; good con- DINING-ROOM SBT 646 Easton. Forest se f! $: 30 242 r dition; $20. 4046 McRee. 536 _{c) ps flat $30 month. 242 r Bellegiade. __cnal ranre, dav 9 7 i er —. Cavennort. 4052 Folsom av. 3722 Michigan. se ING. “ROOM SU —4-pi § 127 Cabaenne | like Foe ‘ “ Ms Arrow and. Big John. Windsor chairs and rocker: all scarcely | Vt DINING-T OM SE’ per Golde, oak; 1 ary PURNITUE RE—Compiete 4-room outfit; prac. GAS RANGQFE—Qniek Meal. white enameled, a wil edi { 2004 new. Call + 7 - : —— se. «4 Axmineste . avany OIE tically new: bar ; xo model 3547E. 70. nee son, m um 81Ze. ~ : beaut ful ¢ WASTE PAPER BALER—Sacrifice -| BEDROOM, SUITES—Aimost new, 8- piece | COAL RANGE—High-oven: good as new; | DINING-ROOM TABLE—And_ chairs: 3-| ney 1714R, te ee GAS STOVE—4 ti : ) ar eee nana Pe ea sdhic , : iit models of National cash registers; a BEDS—vOr all ki nds: uO-toldake Bicnnsae! Sou eee are ware Co. 2861 Gravois av. _gain: $150. 201° 8. Jefferson genuine bar Bus RNITU RE—apt. 138. 034 N. Newstead. |}GARS RANGE—Quick Mea!: biue enamel: : a; : 8 ASRICES. try, minster, Sidney 283, Victor 924R. = , aS = ners #4 rooms, with privilege of | —Side_oven: bargain. — 6036 Harne ame: new; ‘DINNER SET—I imoges; Theodore Havi- | | ae , —— amar: | GAS RANG E—-High oven: good ~~ diti fc) | A030_N._220 st. pee — con ——— 2804 Meramec. Sidney 3915W pia HEATER $48 Bridge & Beach: like new. @aving of 25 to 40 per cent on all styles of machines; ‘one-venr een enn, Bane fA ys Walnut colors these Mag | COAL WATER HEATER—And mahogany | iand chi h ae oe Secs | as i ice wany and china, with heavy gold handles. 5944 | #17 BNSF Netitidiietinieee te | TURE—Complete 3-room flat: hj gh- a an ee c) 37 ft) ) Vest | th on. Howe Beale Co., 512 St. Charles $0) are brand-new. only samplen ines . ree: cheap. 3845 F inney, _Bartmer. t. Louis. Mo. ic8O) acratched; have new sprines oS, itt! : , Nerinlbddatistincdac: | 3 - " fo fit sare COMRD N AT 1ON- R ANGE —39}} Greer. (ec)! DY — Rrade player- piano; bargain. 1100 Lin- |GAS RANGE—B 7 : NING- oe eee line ta select | ton. n Ss? ‘ue enamel; used 6 months: HEAT a ‘>. 4009 Choute ER—Moore's airtight, No. 20 | so ——noutoau av. (c37) | size: $15. 290 ODA Madison atte >: large 50c: ‘ . Bennett's Wholesai«s used and in perfect condition. O52A Del- Ck st Deailmeettes aud Retail Tobacco Store, 815 Franklin, _mar. Phone Forest 1486R.” r (c) Oraahine aenTAL gfe RES Ly a! tte Se ' —. As tt oe " 2 ‘ my ad ay ee ? ~ a f Ah Star Si pe b Bieta: eae eatin ae, ial he palpating ae . ‘oe - " Aine s wn ere ro Bana MES _ _ ree baie. hot-wat from: cheap for cas Hast. 200 Pee ee ne! __ MISCELLANEOUS: WANTS . Bi OKC “ASE -—Dull = eee ion win bat ns. all Central s96OoR. * wig Kan st. : | FURNITU RE—0- piece dining set and lino- | GAS RANGE—Quick Mea]: also coal ran PY er ‘T able shelves, 18 Vig Moore's $46; | DINING SUTTE—Amerioan walnuts —10| p¢tu™ TUB, Warren st. *) Other furnt- | —biue enamel: cheap. I9id N. SOth' st 1 | nN. Praicie re) oir tinh, ike new 8078 13 ee ~ Ds : |GAS RANGE Biue enameled alets M ® ay (e s ea a 915 '; | HEATER—Fine condition: S16. 4026 St.| LIVING ROOM SUITE—=Ga ” ALL kinds of tools, motors. machinery So; flo ] , § | “ “ ht; send postal, Segal, 1231 Marke: stoke ac att: __ $221 ew (e) | “ne re: in, 201 S. Jert erson. ___'| gpieces; Queen Anne style: $175. 2108 & i Warre: A POSTAL will bring us: we Suy tools of all | - Call: a. ney 9030" 18 deep, | COMR'INATION RANGE—Chaurter_ Oak: al- |; Svring av, RNITU RE—Cal a'' Sunday or Monday, we ood order; $735. oN. Broadwa KF 4 o aud Geyer av. | _musi_new; $30. _AOLIA N. Vandevent er. DINING-ROOM SETS—Six to pick from: ail | resc he. Hell Ns a ye aerninas road on Ga-|GAS RANGE—4- -burner Quick Mealt Pec, orcinand. ———~ stered blue velour; | thw § sell at reasonable price. Levy | a — 1 Mead place, __ eg ble. 3498 Pennsylvania av. Sidney da saaa’'y chairs,| 4009 Chouteau. } ‘nion. _| LIVING ROOM trales. Municipal Tool Store. i311 Mar- | Gra 7d. (cH) en pa COMBINATION R Bete or: : kind [neneeeeee — nn BED—Feau tiful. Cail Sunday $50. 80024 ie ada. ee. ay me | Bros 7 “123-8 lath st }FT RNITU RE—Kitchen, bedroom or dining | — TT WY 1. room set; cheap. Mrs. Trotzel, 740 | GAS “RANGE—Det ID 1, , ao ce [—Detroit Jewe 4-burner: one range. $10; washer. $300; will sel Pabas F $2.50. 209 South Dakota, cheater setae wd —Empty. soda ash or caustic morn| ng. 2711 S. Cor npton at times. Stormcote Roofing S : cm ' COMBINATION RANGE—Ritie ena: | DINING. ROOM 8U ITE—9. piece xe | 4 DRASS BED—Matiress an d springs: Al o COn- | brand-new, $98 4009 c emtede enamel: condition: reasonable. 5746 Senter reulent | Thoma RE Ta | small gas heater; one small coal heater. (c) ne 2—Ot 5-room house; . & altable | 4039 Penrose. _ - hard cr sort coal: | Liv VING ROOM SUIT | |GAS RANGE—wi : av. tapestry; moore s new ; “aa. i ime 3; ‘ ‘ - =o COMBIN (TION RANGE— Will sacrifice (c99) dition; cannot be toid from 3d_floor. D 9g indel! 3043. abe. 3808 Windsor ty high oven. in con- ye HEATER—Like new; BS: ott coal. Apply be- T0553 W. I INING.- ROOM §& RETO 73 Enelish ] NING ROOM gv TTE ane Ww enwood Snrings, no dealers OV ognoy sou ~ Mea ooks ke new: a bar ATER medium . ‘ od coaciees ogre R ‘Ihe a he 4 rr ainut ; 3. plece tei ee a 5 ty. .~ Pane gs HE Squ uare par or hea er, um AhoOgaAnY ve lour-covered fav erette suite. FURNI ru RE—F iber roc ker. eas — n; SLO wm. Als = ro@ w . edi ‘ “ gettee. Famed - - veo wa) b ; “ag — coal, bench w reasonable. 3219 Ruteog SS: like new: cost $136: | _ he ‘ take $58. | , Oe BUFFET—Oak, ite 28 ; 1; WA Cherokee, rear Cabany 2496M. S788 W t oak library table. ' iGE— a a good Condition, $v5 fel M&S MBINATION RANGEoAl | flane weet estmingter p)., | Gay: after 4 ee wes say 7gall Rin GAS RANGES Gray, pat ee heater at. Digan a ¥. fe) j lue enamel: shall, Webster Grove wel _Cuppies pi.: Lindeij 3146W. ee: oe ce AE EA He a | — ition; Call a. m. 41314 7 ° ° . Cc : (c) Reber BUFFETS—leautiful styles in ay brand new: fully Kunranteed Kp) | DINTNG-ROOM B8UITE—O-nlec nut, exceptionally jew prix rs oe Ngee * | Steiner Furniture Vo.. 1200 § bron ae: os | and mahowany parlor suite ; piacobean, jon or | (eh) | arranee terms; po dealers. 48134 “at. 2200 Frank! in ay, | |COMMIN ATION RANGE A perfectly new | Fordinand Moore’a combination renge t | DINING ROOM _ s markalbiyv tinw pric. this Sent te abecinest, | Diate gasa tone. pit ere a ra? | Rell phene Clayton 403. 83°9 N. Con: ral -—_ A iJ os 7 wo — OR er T tie Ro Vapi» TICKET Wtd.—Tadies’, to California. Cab. 3004M. Sunday. Me 58: SSA Enright. (ce) SL A — += were = J ea a onutiin=mne ~— Se FURNITU RE—At au tion Phureday Oey ed 25. at 160 « m. a _ Srenauge at 19] GAS bea att 23 N. Wort oven: _Finat Auction a m1 ‘tloneers | across the etree 5 wes tes FU RNITU RE—S roo: wean | ee ~ table, threw uke “Arestine dig? oRer. | GAS RANG Pw Sa tains. , _ Mae range: reasonable , ee stove Se es — Tak 68 eee ° hes T'ON RANGES—a, perfectivy new | nation Oulck Meal range with water. back, Ene ae eiceec tf torobes, man mahogany: BAR RANGE Hizh-oven “te ' ( small efri~erator. i) Quick Meal; used short time ; s new “a _ or tim 4. others: washer. N. Vanderent = .. ag” wwe fic Grawers, 20°78 Olive e@t.; also bric-a-| BUFF ET—And china cabinet. hand carved: Avetion Routh be ad aedeoe, o RA av. Mavton fe) etc.; e ¥ ° ’ ‘ w ? wr ge at at FFETS tables, heire kitchen ecabineta s mbination range made hy the Parfece | Practically new ring'e hed Dex ehette eet, kite ove and Ran@e Co: at a very remarkab!e : sewing machine RA47A MeDona! feaven hen cabinet: reasonable. 50°68 W Vash- firelesa cooker, Bluebird __ | Shawmut pL. -_ wing table. arm chair. ant. niu will he wols z DINING &f ITE—-Almost new 9. »i wo “ BUGGY—Riue, 4 good as new. Call Sidd nd Hardware ‘Cp Aa oon Sel: won niture:” chaag $185: Call $400; hace two. FURNITI teed ate {room a i. (Gas RANGE—Quick Meal white x Cheap, mmediately, 5127] nished home: roo rmplet y i ~in, like : like? aw ecta Ss : Sheridan av, Mey 243, Victor 024h cto > Caban leaving city. 6311 wees av. Fae oor pe fryer 43174 uf essonabte av. . | | bone Ay Call Monday, 2 2021 |_Shenandonh iow price this range ta a heelutely new and c | Raa stoves berters ruge and Unoleum

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SUNDAY, ' . OCTOBER 14, 1923. = 1600 HO apa ) SOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE) Houge no S$ ¢..; air-ti -; Se SUlTE—Firct-class cana En Goo Sewi M. . fron Se ars 43 be @id_today. 1231 N. Gareion' | 970} P—Greai —- OS FOR SALE) no : ee » Machinery, Boats 2 a cus, musi. TULAble for Hallow: pals separate overse™>ination: =~ F USEHOLD Goods Fon SALE : —— . PS » . ‘2? : > ma Hartt . kas Stove re. ’ urn fal ; x Fax iene an Ser wee eee E ord. G = - MOuses CLO : 38 \O——-Heating stove. brass bed and ru ' ES—Heating se: —_Grand 9361]; POrwst ang Fiats Fo THING Re Gravois. Laciede J22). s. rs, end gas oven RNISHED AP r Saie deiesptatameemae ne on eo (c - Darl f ART T—7 a square, $30: Moore's heater” , | a Fecdosia. chairs, davenpor:. 5930 come shed rooms: nce Sana te arwe. weil. | For Sai -Compiete scr eae | sew: small dark oak buffe: and et’ | E—Co ombinati Ot Pre Monday afte: after terate rent: lease: in- | CAPE—Gepaine Eastern: | __@de ** gages o_o ail al SAFES ; 2 pistes inlaid vinoleuin, 10 vards | {5942 Hej, 2180 living-room Meal; —Bius| | Wen SHED FLAT-—¢ pom iW. _ | bargain Stee Eagterm mink: like new: | BOOKS —Picuing | SAPE—Large; bargain. Cail § and other articies, JUS) N. New | + ighlan’ room set: ’ cheap | $52" Sars ater con oy beat. pant- | CAPE—Tan > Belivie ee =e, fe) | 900d an weg Sat Rittetion, ano, | . New and i Sidney 4 | 4518. ‘E—One lent K sale good imk coat cape. 20 stout: | BOOK. a tchi » Sfp Ra "epair! Ses : " hard-coa (ce) | FUR Li nde! 2 2172 eivet and feta - YES W ee ©) = “man Safe ng | BDAC ESaTTE—S “Riee econ. S55: 4 Con ary y folding bed ana Aad meet Home: sani_ | Re NISHED PLAT —Centsnan 2 — 217 ae PE a Enright. Forest i279" new; cheap! ante terms. — SAY peed APE (OaT—Bi, oat amon ut camninnting a — -_— : e. Si a eveni: : : ILD'S COAT—sSine 2 ay fe} | > KNOY S lw ock ee be ————— Jastic co age Seen s ‘Mater | on ttment to — kinds and sizes: a — | eet —— omnes. 4196 Deimar. } ; —_aneland Me iam a $10. 1307 7 Mc. | eae = Voss... $10. cee vois.. S29; 0.4 ws a Nwult doors and Herring-Hall-Mar- | = Es and rugs; bargain. 42234 ar me, ed easiest terms ee from: lowest Setees FCRNI MISHEL APARTMENT—3 — fe} CHILD 8 COap oe : ; $2 - Law. 12 vois $5 aiman's Lyelo- j Safes ~~ i cold eat Pract chests. | _Chses 1830 se} class tens’ Endnar: a enamel: fpo vorniture and other i202 complete i;5 L. ARTMENT. Goma i. tain —-OAT—With fur collar: drean | open meeetics. $1.50: pe Tower of Wil] aoe - Tepaired ana aged. | Sra etry eap.} *°4 are on se furnishings of | saan —. A es brice. complet mplete ———“B Cape. size 12 2. 4020 Shae. res, ' ——_ “URdays. Nahi T. Chase, $1.50: | - Buxton @ Sk: combination | ~!=AM TABLE—Lunch co eee be (e>» and our ont Square, your cred gs. If | 352. 30. ram nt clad) 2 . & oni: ; CH: pte nade eee = a 6. c) oe 1243 3 _ Franklin. i Siationery Co... 206 \ ‘nner Printing and ; tureyg and register. co aiso hearer: i eis t We can ve yen eek is at your as, food, | FURw isha in je}! elt 45 4 k heet. ete . | __ 5838 “Nase stone marten: reasonable | CUMMINGS aS o_o | ee — . ‘Colfax 2938 . | slightiy y big mon isposal. | ED BINGALS | CLoTh iy tc) SUILDING | New s AND EIXTURE or wees cipthes. 38-40. Cal etc. Ed B. Meyer 3302" Windows, doore | Spee! tors. I . Otlve! dtewere: tailors ey OF 3 tt. 6 in. four ton. Riverside 455R wel 5030 pais brass ted srown Sidway. iike | tot) | CLA THING. shoes nara A29 O'Fal fee =e SOeS — ~ 5. Broadway. Sid- | SAFES — Overstocked Sah —pe SIT teviene : SUGSEEeEErnere om - oe “+o. 8 2 ———. | BEstr = ym | rv bt . = | Sn a Jit, Se: S008 Uf Ker. goea | SUNROO RSE mplete, $10; toys /HOUSEHOLD S| onda. Geaiers cali PSS Binet Me | Ry POARD —S0-R aap — aM) | Ev Nore Mag. bel Sepang Ca a: | TALEPHONE BOOTHE metition._3810 Oregon * cot nod! SET —9-piece. Tikal ait (©) | SNpinoxS— GOoDs WANTED | THINC—in ee | BRicas " Sew. Cabany/ tank safes ang deme manganese —— Market st. Call 3 wen—Combt ‘Ration Olack Bridge a | land. is; “ ‘9Ues; no dealers ’ @ning-room | furn: aces o— Carr Pets. furn | __©Oa%s, suits Pearce 7317 oe a0: gtrig and enea?: Hamilton, betweer Tee | Competenr © DOxes, re. | ae CLUCKS——Interast v Beach. 5424 Reber pi | SCS ROS aa 734 Kings-| soluns ings of dwellings o, 0*:,, Complete | CLOTHING_ pL 17. 39674 ‘Evane, jo tymouth. Brigh hton catween De miprments. See us berare bust, SUH bank | ane. with racks. BS NGE—Combination . a _pnamel; used " a pecker © RNITU i: (ce) ; Buciia? Forest” — SMstruction Co. | Tear Centra} 1 1Oag. eying. ? . Ww ~~ LL CASES—3- & months: S60. 3662 D ® ' in » fernery : ful da 4N10o oo = _ OF Delmar 2003 On CLs —~_ iv Westgate. e’t _ Sal an me “Sing brick. - ries st. § Seale Co. | ® new; oe r ‘De # ar round ree “tY, telephone Stand, etc. . ANDIRONS—} S—Furni:. et 8) } THING —Gi ri’s coat and dresses. 3a f. = ay. “Porest “Sas “28s x -* SS ch | 2 — rket. — — (e) : d; ch bore Bri Beac! . ica, 310 NTS ; and Ao manufacturers of oh4 5830. Berthoid. Grand 3 dSiTR. te sw EEPER— Foods badiy- 1...) ** and s ; ; Sika sai : — : ; ; ————__ > | ——Frant _4455 Pp “fe St cash nrice ors. need | "F +—iseG:eg’ t2‘ior-made sulle’ ow | or fon 1254. 35 - per 1000 | z:... ARD TREES Stare, office mn: chean fancE—c om Dination in “4 ror ' On; 315 z mier-: | 2 faze. Delmar 9 - »sCes Schoner | Sze 40. cost $73 ; on +e SUIS, new; Ur Oidnw l7SaM ‘ oc } ASPIDIS [TRA PLANTS_>= eee ; 3 stere fixtures VE—Tike-~ 3063 Fin cheap. 2124A Gever — et TABLE Dia —_3916A “Mises art, “4 = condi- | BOO! Cem ecg Soames SOAS Faves aa 4 8} | Gz Sik dresses and cicaks 3546 $122, ladies’ | PRICKS— i | 20084)" plants __hardiest or bees mice, decorativ [sige enews ‘TSo Pranklia av. ‘Gentral | ote res Carter ew: other Superior hk: itchere - ; 3450 alife ng- ;fOom table and }———*_ cash. Box “> g°0d books: wilt | CLOTHT HING—Fur cat LL | . Meye 00.000 aned secondhand | Waterma: zy of Bouse Plants. sf ” DISPLAY FREEZER COURSE | ; will sel! cheap. 202° @¢ range, like new TABLE hia ay S chai rs Be HA KC ASE Ww Ww? a ‘i. ost-Dispat a Opossum. trin; med s ae eee AuStralian | "3848. ver, S305 Broadway. Edw. | FOR — — so *- sen Ant FPP EEZBR COUNTER. vh : in OF a I fers P — ; = ' Y Ss finn. ; ‘ a f te Sibson . Rt c 2 ition aaka ; » . De uf ifal surroundinc—————_!2 t D> TO - RANGE—Superter: in mga =~ a BLE—Dining table: elegant ic) } __Benton 2055, ectional preferred. Gali a CY . Po ey # “ees " ere, ee Tw ' Vandever, s or Mond aaa Ca}! atents of flats if ure. rugs. ¥ -*. Buc: er nia avs cir eTmLr) etla and Can. i ————————. alifornia prt 3} 00d “Tt = ©. wihh | ————Shter ay av. . ay. 824 r GOL DB .—_ ictro] as, ; 7. oe needs i i ee ty House Ww a> . ia ae - ua privet. ; 34 fre 3040 Camtiema;’? OR aa Mitre ts! USED C Stine H ~ | CARPETS ay ERG. “Lindell 6111: | CLOTHING —Ladies and pinta coat Sm | BUILDING — MATERIAL eee oe _ | SURBES TREES — Re cine |e Sone ne Electric Fixtures } shad” ASS aoe S—Also enild’ : Birview. ‘¢) TS, $7 ARPETS 1} laze: vetcoat. coat and vest “cent | onlt™®: Mooring. siding “Ss. window | — _* apin. ” : DOM E—N the tice on Sval . - Cin kD Ext S, = 2 848I vest. oi cheap shee. wing, shing} . | SQr t Itech wef oetlt ding. Cahan a erifie g: ug, ent ire stock. en to $1 T@ fine Velvet ca $i ate ¢ AND FURR RNITUF RE. aon fax | Clann, Cabany 2727 W. ie ete.; | S0D—In pasture 6600 N : — ote: 28 jo 243 Virginie “eet Virgin ns and 3) ia Su uDerior. and reby P- iy 7 C's, -l9 W ash. (ce) jlin « %. SEIGEL FURN Cer “O2 Sizes- $7 | ee can pri of all kinds: a , HING—w o nderful_bargaiae 32 |! boos and North and | South Ta. ted} | — =~ Broadway. | EugcTRIC FIRS Foe ee ae RES. cur ine. — heat. E—Like beg - good } beaker: no a pre ? 2200 Frank- | HAST 20 rice. Will pay / hie SSeS, Capes, woats ena rn. ‘ Suits. | ‘R3—Large o “aires re ic. before 10 a m —Moore's 7 Montgormg- y. no dealers. i Vv ACU UM CLE 849° 07 -l1j Morgan. pa ¢h-grade f00ds: slig? ste — “Ff coats: a! fornia. . Oak, panel. 9 2647A = _ 2327 nm. — AN m4 Bo 1642 ¢lothi Bons 1€-0ly use . eeatuotl —_—__ Ss. Cali- _ FIXTL = — kitchen cabinee. da S—Combiwition eas and coals ike | Taree 826 —— Special, like FU RNITURE wia “0. —_. Exchange “4301 72o"™ rhe. Restes cans Fn ab s—ls6 ig 3a Toe ading spose | — 317 Indiana. h 2 ; { ve “ - c °*yr ae -. Fr : ’ . ’ ne SP STO on) ” a Og . Lz . ae . SI u ee | | | 7S et eS 9675" mornings. Clara Forest Shugerem or; cheap- iia | FU ERT 2618 ™ Private: parties ba moat me | Hang YBa ts tumber. 1430 ) Ne back | | Ta ee ao TABLE SUPPLIi¢es _— » arate b E— Buc use months 503 | Vactua ae 14366 iTCRE Were . 2... fe) | autiful dress : - *Teain: also | ~ UCK— any Quantity: jun . REGISTER ao — | AEP Ee ae Call § unday 5 b ta Geek av ad ACUU M CLE old td —Old et | —- ‘ es. a _ Size 38. Gra» 2 =% ad mts guant 7 nti fust rec receiv; . condi Wed. —S t? ; Atl PLES—s te AXER—_>}. fC) | — 94 Books pF, Style, or any fi | COAT—tr.. a wfang 2 6 icy] radi ity ef hor wa ived oncHion: pay $40. len Es Size; any | Sprayed. 35 ees av. RANGE—Ro, 1d Oak comb also walnu, b saa Hi ey -. | FURNITSOoS LS rest 6657 344 ited ; | te AGyY gs beavy biue winter «.... 2 ’ . all sizes : ter and steam | Box E-20] Pp yi weil Orchard 2 Cente bushel. Crock. ~ . Omoination, with — iz ; _Ded. O8 Dep “-* S15; | NITURE Woo pe —324 W ar} —~'2? Winter gx Ae 0 —s,, wat: also @ttractive ) new and used lumber -D. Mo 2% miles north St Peter’ ®,' ES— A} _ Benton 1S°W wa ACUUM CLEAN ——_SSUS Delma 24 east tents of a: : Best Cash f CO — ams = Sui it; ch ap 37564 Grav | Andee, a pttcer: no a umbe ra i. New York grinds, at foe ation: Vict aaa | __ cheap ». 56 ANER—~In fine — i lots. Sa weil lings, flats: l price for con - | . .—Miss fur trimer ed Foi: — 1s. Cc i ~ haefer Supply her“ for delivery. For Sa! aati in uae torage E—Copnbination Victrola. r ——— — BUTCHER AND: 616 io PLY reasonabie Sed; and Per fection oil heater. 3523 tas Vac Se SAD Pershin . o 30. j ——UFrniture Co. 4012 —e Mur- | COAT— Fy, coh Lo ot Se YG ing: bererain sae >. 7 — 14-16. Ca ina fumber:; used at ; a | BUTCHER AND 2.2 5bon | ede av. — sonedie. 3 Si La- time. oe o EF) eon sav ‘e money’ me preg Ouse furnishings TeLaree OF smal) jor.. ae a i = wig ad road, east acylation fi ida . , _™ _— case. be GROCERY FRIthe GEORG GE BOET TLER Eight Only al) ca _ RANGE—Briage & Bech ....— YACUU rie Co.. 1117 Olive eic r+ g0eds for Dranch a ed badly; Must have | years. reasonable - ‘ fur collar: 35 ————__ Day is Wrecking and s — ground Counters, cof? Utcher box bins. shelving St ell kn each comb: M CLEAN 14)/ » ore: wi ia 4 300 s: MR : Saly ®e mill . te M own make CA stiron * blagk, combination; ERS—y rice. Stoecker will pay hig COAT— : _Ferdi inand. — HOUSE REI ———— ee CO, | _515 PF — 444 and grinder —_ “TS, MO, Beach: in black YJ Moore’ aster hot-water connection. 42454 — a high-grade Gleeenr” a reunit vy to| _Bomont 9° Gen Price, 3 i928 Frankia hest | Gah, > ike new; size 36: fu We can se! agg ng t forget that! G, nt av. bargain. ee ' r Lan . | #:60r sample 5 . at low era.) =S ra av.| _Sany 57 36; Fr coll RED pnt your “ qe iment yt pil be sold ats : GE- arser = ~ } Electric $30. urea $30 used: Waster, > wi RNITT RE V td. u (c99) | a We mate “com now “or weed: — ee | Oak ; ‘Bargain e100: 1009 hi solid | TYPEWRI real b regular - oe. with warm-| /0fTington, $j Cc 30: America. $20:{; 2! kind —Highest cash ;_ mew shoes Winter coats. siz d be aw ¢ OBER aH day Seturaee S™. | Gar cm ae o__Bensinger, 1009 | RS AND ADDING argain. Drice: #. like new; bar ~ Dilanc all at o s of hov Price for | —"f* shoes, 4%. es 38-49, | 2nd be on Saturday ;| CALCULA Market. . 28@ South 7 wot gain. Grand ance Co. once, Mod rugs, cy: anol good ia ae... OZ T20A Minnesot -— “© Ome of our satis? ¥. Call TING Ma MACHINE a 1 Gravois , u End # Tay.” "30304 Shaw (ep it ACT a 918 _Pine st dern Ap. — cent one of fia Prag e furniture. | COAT—Girls’ be Sen al - aesota. _Vreeking Co oN Sa0 et gustomers, Beffa Mul tiplies, subtrans, NE Monree; adda, | ADDING M s = - Sidney @- 'GE—Large Majestic ‘ite SWEEPER—>p, emler ainwin Auctian =. ~indell 2180 Ss. bric-a-prac_ | _ furs. giris’ bicver “© our. ladies suit, set | SBCONDHA\) yan. (c) | GOO; Al candit “ers Vides up to 999 : ~ ACHINE—Burroughs: in co HEATER coal; for restaurant or bea sombination | 11: bed and springs: bine oct: Single fron | mln Co... 2507 1 R. U. nori ; Cc —$——$— 6414 Wells : wir AND oni, MBER—Re —! fectione ton; $75 nquire = | —_coneition; bargat in good mem : ; 23W ‘ue portie es UCAS ay. wart OA T—Btu a © fente. m . ed pi citer and Casi ee 3438 5. ~~ : @t con- | ———____>_Sargain. 1009 009 Market nhany ny S0RpW eae: Copper 4214 Westminster p!. Tding house. | res. Cabany 14} | @ bolivia: fur c —————. | 6647 W r pests. Ro nd | CASH ~ dway. (ce | ADDING MACHIN finGE— Ds (c) | VICTRO! a me , FURNi iTT TRE Wan } _S'Ze 16-18 36 28 ‘Sha ollar and cuffs: ashington Smith, | ener eee =f ribe CHINE W Wté.—_For oan Fu RNITUR “3 NGE—Buck's; ood Qs new. reasonable. = -~ ictor; $80- 3. W AN TE CoAT. had scales: check es and pilat‘ocm - 1816 Rutger cash. De. 4 ’ 80° elour i pi ece m Com D # ady’ Ss, bia sce brotector. . = gee E—3214 S. Da “.. Sa ceiner’s, 1030-32 oa | months INgDe Foor set. $125; just meek con agp sartishings of of dwellings, a | new, size 44. bi lack. = oa ollar and cuffs. Roofi -~ Sth bargains. S37) ADDING we MACHINES —all makes; GOONS — S—Leavin SinGE—Q k jeal, one month aaa i WARDROBE_2. nd ov fe) | DEN IS Bog Met 1969 ‘ES paid E—Solid oak. MACHINE— Burro . —Includi > E—lLarze. $4. 2 ——_— RN } “.acy's winter « Bent 1845. 4379 1 — \entra/ bevel plate . und corner,/ .{¥Pwriter One ae Me {n-a-dor BANGE—Bridge & Beach Saperior> tina + | -ron_bed. compieie: 9 “Sidne “370 each;/ an 4 sod REWANTED BADLY /& ae man. Call Monae 38 $6. 5820 | mOOraLa LA—It's the best | eat soot eae 80) | eral fine brass cases, Fg ne doors: sev. | 9 Post-Dispatch. ear: ’ S— Ha cage. bed and mattr -rior, ire | Rag ney t Ptions, : T—Girl's ¥ Winter }° ————____... 4€){ ,** YOur dealer ca, ‘aterproofing | Plice. See ele, ca all hair | ADDING nd onk Gresser, Shue, Me", ss. 49654 ‘Gibaon. | __Cabany aa cabinet and gas stove | *7? Mats, dwellings: highest aah ota: con-| 5820 Waterman’ cl 3s, price $8.95.| BiPOURd package anywhere? ete We send | 108 av. nt SIC ‘Washing. DIN a k cap. 3454 haNGE—n co”) | _ Del : Ss BER. | enna ices COA T—led nay. ic) | og, rtbuting Co. 4806 = Sr Si. Fore COFFEE E MILL (C99) | qidin ne Machine oUt rates: yo FOR HIR fo # ot. wiles back. and pipe. : lid =? | e'mar 2985. Fore "" #455 Pase bi. and aay 8 diack winter — | St. Louis. Mo West Florissant ay | aoppe ~Blectric, 4500 © h lee And Typewriter ~ A * heap for nae ". sets: fine _ Ferdinand. S424" St. ‘107 Serene ror. , —. ow furni OLD ree te We tena 55000 warti = et) Coats ne. ‘Grand 3406 1 sacrifice. 37} 5 SSS | _cash register. Yn RETTLE sie aggattons: | | sate Pian I East St. Louis, "Th. — ast, 2 : ——___________ | WARDROBEs | _Goldberg "7 (US3: before sellin epbaet | COATS—Lady's bro TS i | COOLERS—_ Foe — organ. 'G MACHINES AN PEWRITERS me : . “ : sil e]} i e rH + : j a a ee a Goons— _S._Grand. ale buy yor ir old hous: ‘ ° = if ' = Ow . aoa for eit room or ae ony Superior inane >= ge tomer —— sei. 8j idney spore, $3. Meyer, 313° Kus- ip a See. (8) i RW nay a $5: eaten, preot dress, CO AL—See "oo ~ Me EIS) | COC CNT EAS—Five | Stool makegany BE non gaa ER Oliver, first-class condi. ‘class condi Sanitary couch. 40334 B gles, 2854 S. Jefferson ay mold arti- ASH ER—Eden. | SEW! fh COe gL 3480 ay | We O0d.”* for dealers’ penn, oe! Coke and | a deliennn® for variety nore: »Si0 - 108 Madison s —— > RANGES — ns oughly + t: gan “ine wringe NG MA a ey $ elegan a 2 - Zealers’ ar cnouncement livered. S5986A East TIPEW RITER YD: i ; (omb; ition rebuilt Ru wk ‘ny QnR ~ apa $&5. Domestin TT; thor- SEW ING MACH ss MACHINES like new: silk are 7 = trimmed coat, Ce Al —Sav e® money “rene garmin ee ( (8) | 5401. Caha eit eap. sean os wer wood: wr condit} GOc S—Large and other Makes, $2 5 and ’ Ss and Pin El @ctric ae ACHI NE—Sin LL Sto Chear . i Ss. b h size 38 2 | from tne * ) “Pr coal @irect DESK—O; fla! ~ Ulaski. on; t auction, Thureday attractive & Raett ner Furn. Co. 901 UB: Cash or or terms. “ee SHING Fs HINGE : are 4448 8 Easton factory, elec. bury 2a ap. all mornings. 5790 King COAL—Pay ee Linde! 1 2987M. ick) we chaire, $Sa oo” ar combination, ans TPeWarER—n orona: new i: a 10 - Ni ranettitipepemnanaeenie snes mont Da aon y ater-po —_ chee ‘ ala — =m MO a e a een na "y Blue Canton hae ve appreciated: | GL Al -——Stand ard. 5 56. rere cee ~ fcS3) DES K—Rv} top: 4s- “ ‘TYPED __ £167 Olive. __Lindett il S473R oe " Nori Auction gtoves, BANGE—Quick Meal: biue e = = ; gain. 3124 Zw; : Pershing. Apt. 304. ophead. | stole: ery reasonahi) _ a nd Civet cat cash 25c ton off Rad tie — . ee $7.50: Xx >. Uni n. ‘wen: reasonable. 17 —_— ok’ Ay ss ola violin, — guitar ar. ‘einvheae | = eB ilson heater: kiteh mameled: also} WASHING ~ SEWING MACHINE (Cc) COATES 1 A —— ae ANd ATSTR. (¢ f. Radie Coal, Riv 2354W | Desk— = unday. 1343 s +5 . t. en cabimet: MACHINE— "Fee ' . ‘NE—Nice drophea a . ND _ DRESSE eS ee Es K—One flat-top, © office Ghali all : . Broadway. aaa “newi ches fart; cheap. Call Sunday between reed RO- Senge: or terms 4150 Bhee- Bird; new. | —'_& Wilson: 1: $10. 10. 2417 a es i Wheel. ition, 9 year size. ore i I's, good eon. | COAL—Forked larec lumne, O33 (cS); dition. 2024 Rees ~ Office chairs, fine coa- | MFEWR RITER—Underw —s ood: Rie ae | oor north. ‘= ie N. =>. M. 4123 Taft ay ™m BUS W. rsenal, Grand | SEWING MAC “HINE en TOF BI av. | 1:41M + Marcus. Forest outa. $6: Mt. Olive. $6037" 4°, Mas- | DESK a Protector, Cahany 5335. odd = check in ox 68933F FRIGER .1TOR—1....n CS w WASHING MACHINE—New. wate ee __like new: $10 re . Jrophead, sews | DRESSES... 2 Coal Co.. Lindel! 5953 oe, Universal | Ta Ollton Rem: jagton typew le PEWRITERS— 3... — ne Pore eS . eee t i - , . ee ts i en see, nt | .. or a “ n ood ~ qT "beta see ee cic. this is S perdeene new —— refrig- vr il? se!) Ory rea nanne®: 294 ater DOW er: SEW ad ING M AC HI = Zn Fa ‘a ic +4 ‘ a 7 ¢ oy hats. 4525 rN Chou im t IAT a or ees on (c62 ) / pe a » for $2 3. 2313 | 3s Salienem rear | e! Royal. $5 ERS 50 ear od and late mod an ic j , ° ; "ietor 2 , le 4 a — Se Se ——- | > : _aiter 10 a. — . Shepar Pn Cie UMP CcoaR —t grower ——— =v Sacn. Dod r10 OA Miam i. arly. “Soon S sold at a verv low price: come w ctor 2023, 434 Klemm - =29: will sel! fer $°% oc 320 Mn ‘* a te ee DR ESSE; — — ——* — en _ {c) _St amon qd, on rest 940; cin®er j See dca _ Condition. = * i218 S medinre-oeey good TY PEWRITERS—@ Underw $51 Dod: (ec) th End Hardware Co ASHER—A BG SEWING MACHINED ot | , Gresses, size 40. high-ciassed street | sO Mt. Olive, $5.75 (e3) | DESKS—ail} Spee tereon. and “Olive gee Mee Steinberg "nas"” 1 act : ~ tel thy ve sts. BIN ET—A}) whit doore; ©; ro N cheap. ll 39 , Walton ( . nr E! ectri ,. Va ibrary etn dene rand; open even} ings. c Cc SEW ae M ACHINE—p —~ | Vols av. __ Sidney y 283, 2861 Gra- > € | SV . Vv $90: Pper fioor, . oe ( —— | Jjacquette only sii COAL—C; kinds an ii. ie io ROck rE Victor 924R 955% ear terms. Gaertnes, fample, | _ Standa: rd, $i5_ 17186 Franklin® roa som Ante very cheap. rome yy wer, alee | - Ol; ive, $6: stn tera ie ye $6.50: Me. | tions * also ‘Stee! “flag cabinet. offic ma hog- THREW? VRITER—Oi . — Ot ns- 1s ‘ ton lots, $35: hon. | ons and railin ce parti- ver Visib ~ | est ight and s . ion- iings. (aa ~4i N. we: oak or $100 t te, 13, inat ») © quick ead } | | : BINET—G tood enette high- ~aP inne ; condition: Sei g: ov en cy "rane WASHING ¥ Ratton a _ te) i Sing rnc ortable.: ; EVENING : ae ic) ervice, Cal heap. 5222 Fin nkman ay. le, a chairs. 5300 w. F) Ploriesant? used and foot sane Bihee tric. Sliebtiy SEW FE ee ase qd. heap. 2621 Bel tric Cal! tow N—Imp ported sequin —— eos wali Cabany 1558R DESKS —Ali kinds and s Sinee sae Pe or ee 211 w. 1m - buyer; BINET—Aiso instant GR—An@ stair earaae 152 =_____{ $30: 1900 wood “tas ye $35: Wavne mente WA CHINE—Singer all mets FUR Co —=._\tayton 501W tol- EB I KINDLING - WooD—ao: Soe | steel fills cheap: also office Partitions TYPEWRITER—c 1 Vernen ae. en RUG—ox19 At __ S234 Racon_ Kuaranteed good 2~0; Fé ederal S80 ree new: S40 3840 ne R atta ch. lFUR COA aot lem” te ess. Call —— " a norning. s. ©. cor. 6th a pply Monday | filing catinets 721 LN. ath. and used bu orona, Small size $4°. part BINET—Finz Ta 2470 Arlington. a _Gravols working order. 230% SEWING MA‘ CHINES—$3 up: ne —- _ 562 ‘Tua Ison seal. seuieeat 5137 v. | KIND LIN ene carr. sfe) DESKS—aii kinds: Table ge re ton hi. short time. Call 3651 Washing- re Box ress, $5." "GS—Sidney 00 ___ condition - “berenias’ wen electric: good SEW ING "MACHINE — Da : - srand. Se DS R SCAR r— Mi nk. a alm ost new: | — Lt a Riversts ~. ‘237 1 {e883 E tenth st partitions. 331 N. $11: De ee een tema RtON, $3: MM Monarch, le ords and _S. Grand . v Marks, 3185 range. 213A oO} ay ed and coal N. Tay} reasona- U MP c CO. 1L—$5 , On. PPE mene If) Se seers: Loc — oe 217: rent te ; , eee So | Sere Olive FU ik To ——— ae ters >: Mt. Olive, $6.25: Car. | ~~ at top: -iyoewriter ce cust st. Olive @ - si. 1512 ream cash. Sidmaw oot Ww re eae. Rew. ubed ne ee sa ie & - Mac HINE—@_ jraw er dro head 1901 sabi Shar . jparen: will well very a ile. ie. $8. _ Del ‘mar JO6L. ,, Car. | age an we — partition, ro se | TYPEWRITER —Cor Sotaa SOIC coe aU ee achines, fron ; a | aia) ee 2627 Hamphres 2 FUR AS vans avr , inne Rees - bookkeeper’s desk; ei; never e. hewest . betwee +5 gy stoves bararitobe. si. | ‘eceeadiees — once wren 950 to $1 = Del. ae D. 45 513 HINE—Singer - vows -F a gat White; never worn: $65. 4483 Aa For high-grade coal call | desks ane sor tot ~rock_st —— ri 80._Post-Disnatch, 4 Fesonable. Box | yilO®, Bo object: ween 10 and stove: barga; wy r coal oi! orest 2 44. , Ci- nat 3 Californi rophead: | =>; ‘ Omont 1130; . oak. roll top. » "7EWRITER ‘orona; used ASHING MACHINE 4 G MACHINE—Si, indies nui si] ver fez: sand | Bees, OP. small ..__.. 19 ®~ onths: $35. Coif only three BINET Sz; '» Axminster, at oe real b , ——Eden; like new - New; bargai Inger ; ~— 66. lik ae little Worn, ver; ood condition = 5. flat top pea d >> aldine av, ax 654. "5011 Ge + Worth vy Bros. 312 reasonable prices. argain, $60; Roy be sain. Call Mond ®] Etzel ‘ab y reasonabie Se (ODD) 5-foot, mahogany. , Wtd.—Exchanee conan 7-2" 412 N. 6th “e Treewaye) 62. . “Wyoming st. 18, $10; , r, $10; carpet, » wr. ACHINES—Fipor erwiron iFUR COaAT— room nge contents ef §- | Dicrani (c3 4) | 2 ogg 8 oA HINE Tae mode ak” Bee sseae a brown crepe pT eek: cin-}] FOR EXC EXCHANGE ——— a anit: wateivine. ‘coun toe rocer’s wnxton Rovai aa ae make Lp Ram ~ ein st. Tap 5—Fonr (ec) Water powe umber of ured | OSTR. 5742 Maple oeber, Cab 4252 °°" blue dyretyn miss or} porch repairs. Rox T- ard car for st uceo | 010 Morga scales. ets $15 to SB: ve © tyDe- RANGE—Good: $10. 4% ple ay.“ DOW Ox12 velvet. S467 Ma | KEOWR makes, in good runs eye! Well- | SEWING MACHINE: Wii SEN CIN cool me SIT Lind*!! | EXCHANGE—80 B8-ne) ee —— | FILING CABINET —Arcmctal, steely inves | ttGa._ADUNE Ca. “ELL. 10 | 4 9 Up: r 2 oy r, om Singer “ —— W ilies oa, aki S geal coat b arn So ex “ @ music pol’ ar: 00 e a Monae a C—oxi2 velx « specielts ae of water-power washers Se ~ qeoctric at big icox & Gibbs. Sis, lar and cuffs at, with arge squirrel! col- _Broadway. radio, or sell. J. Scott, Sy he See oe As new. S11MIA Chi: npews, TYPEWR RTFERS—An_manes roc Monda 220 ht i wentar, lit Mew. Box Tt 89. Poclid Stay; very fine: chine Co 71104 biter Washington Ma- SE ng Machine Co. 4959 ) Delmar. Singer); $100 Box M-91 Pp ee Condition; price Exch ~ hed? ~ 8. PIXTU RES—For any business; we well for ale or a Pebultt: ‘on Gay, 2 RUG—9 ° -8 “ ine st (c) = ews NG ur ACH yIve_ ~ a LAT yy" — oe anamcneetnens Ost iMspate h * HANG ANG B—NMy bea if eas ; cash or time 515 Fr k or hauling: othe . repairs. over . ad v—9E12- ae WATER POW at enpeee. ~ of drophea, E—Sing--. ~— COAT—Bro. a ns for he utiful Oakland coupe! Se ANKLE lin. ates furnished. EATER wea. = thy aie Rong seen used. will sell re ~ washer: te ER WASHER—A Water power “Wells “yy with attachments, $i> sce oak tri rammed: Kood as mine smal! size: fur _gan Bouse wr cottage. Kribben, 3536 Mo a FIXTURES—c omplete bakery outtit. with _aaan & Sales Co. 113 N. 8th. writer ue enameled. Ras ~ Imar bj. mae remarkably iow faa condition: at a very | sew IN 5044 _Ferdi inand Cal 4062 s+ PATENTS 3D machinery cheap. 1866 Ss 13th with P Oiree And furnity : | fect! ace '@ Washer is per. G MACHINE— a as LADIES’ ‘TS—To exchance. . FIXTURES— _ he yr ; nn OD} BLE An as i baby. eye: iret Mt Geer ance: © dealers. 640] arantes, oe ail be gold) with a one vear Delasar emenstrator: get ue . > $300, BVENING © $20: trom beat, aes wil. automobile spark pine yorn re __ing: must hog sacrifice M645 Lae ables See”. F7 5. nm femincton. all 123 Lackland. W—And furniture: real ravois av. Sidner 2 Ware Co.. 286] | —_——_ =": . er, 1322 0 -5; from best hom . vacant county or |] ‘wc; | FIXTURES ana f, a ny ~ repairi and port- ¥ 283. Vict 92 SFWING wind le live es. _Box P-159. arge tract land . and fountains, sh ltes for al redul) BLE—Dining —Storage & M. Co real bargains. Cord WRITING DESK or 924R. “WING MACHINE— Now aoe | LADIES’ 8 ——s_*-15%,_ Post-Dispatch. : etc. Washi vwcases, desks, 4 cee machines, Amerte : heds. AOLTA epbte ide 2 & M. Co., 57 40 Easton. “ DESK—Rocking chair, d io electric, $30: \h—New Home port ble ein U ITS, dr drenses. coats: — RADIO 4... Se netaon Fixture Co.,. 711 N. 7th. achine Pine Se Writt omaine, ~~, “xninster, 7:9 ,,... EY. Dogo stick, table with 2 oll bug - _teeu U; guaranteed. 405 aoe 5150. for $5 to $10: ? cost $75 to td. —Exchange ae Ee ee Centra! tral 1818" st. Main 441: ITE—Quick Me 768 Auber 7x9, good as n SEWING IN a (e982) M: s. size 38: HOUSE Ww einen get our prices. THE BRECHT ail to; 211 N. 10th pairs, : UG: ees and « ay r good bargains in new ox AGHINES—Drophe __ man 's | winter | su} also young E Wed —To excha ln. te ee Cass ay 1201 —- at. Main 11462. Sf . : 4 tiful O24... | oan - $10 ; Phead — St + Tyler 12 oO nge my b a. Af PO Sida none ried mo- # ptidue turer pawl also some o | "oan clos: Oe ot Shee SI Ss. 14th (es E baragins: “a nited. pra, enaaes, Singers: owe wey 7 gs Ost “$80. — $10 1934 hen. 3536 See fer house or ane aa pres HOTEL RANGES {c80) aed Leet tulle ee and Corona —— * Paintings, 2 oak and ta ye: Lumed | § ive st. enandoa 36 i > cenit new and R aranteed, $25 | ‘SET —Beautit —— . 2120 early English buffet EWING MACHTN WALL PAPE ————_— and used coal Majestics, W ebuilt Co. 211 & 25 to $40. Oss ul A — pes extensi ets, china closet, | {TN E—s9R adr ov ERCOATS_1. a + FAPERING Wtd.—)} Sian oon 1 ace. John DED rought 1 N. 10th at th wt S—AxA_ 10 ton tables at 50 per cent off | 9 o- . used 6 ophead | Singer . Like new sise 94 2. Indian m h exchange for in aus, etc.; also gas: at SHIFTLE - Main 1162. B _Yritin % Carpet strips, ens h a chance of a lifetime 5 Bere | $30 _ 2829" Vi months, ail attachn ood suit. size 40 = a and 40;/; 107 p oor cycle worth $100. Bo bargains. __Bensin er Furni yang gy -ESS Underwood, lates _SUITE—S-piece v lour: a met p)) [°K Forest 642 re wer. Puffer, china closet, tengion genat ¢ad| reinia arate. OVER. OAT abany 1499R. ie} | — Post-Dispatch rt) i rniture @ Stove Co. new; just the thing fo t model, BS _Walsh. . . — #2J. $723 H4m- chairs. La w extension table or SE WI ING | M. ACHIN aay Ci AT—Heavy_ ia ae ——— | W iT PO egg pee eee IRON RAILIN ING—Suitable .£ erator, $45 « ah & for fast recetvine : UG ‘ee ngan ros. Furniture Cc 18 / Fo &5 t—L sao d ar ‘pheaa waa Woe 4548 Pee al: ‘Tri reasonable : A. to eXchan e eonity in jo ° balcony. ete, Ss or retail nae, with a with order: $50 4 CIT 3 ple —_ an —Three 9x12 (c) | =nd Washington. OQ. th | me, 30: box-top sj & ena NOW | Ours é car. Rox x M-345. p t for Ferd 2 shatting 1? 8. 1215 trial, $335; yme . . b—: ces essay x12 Axminster, tie i mev ar Meer, $4. 3747 Fin. | C VERCOAT. —Gray; si = __f Cst-Dig (7) | LETTER-WRI RITING WN RO _211 N. 10th mts. Rebuilt C¢, cellent condition. 5201 a SSS | duplicatin t -veostyle Se fa Giga Mea! gas +. s: de- Oak and eariy English : G_ MACHINE— —— wil Se hte ANG Nt SILVER &; to make from 500 to 3000 | UNDERWoOo PREECE SUITB—Velo CG utes u ©: leaving city Closets and extension tobtes ne ak china dia $99 Round Bobi” } wet my > splen- | ‘ OVERCOAT—One 2 ee ol S40 CASH paid Sen, dine ee th i or pies on one stencil; in good condition ; Oliver, Sema Remington, Royal, Smith. mobiles our. 301 S—Tco 7. (c7) | Off: here is inane t 00 per cent! tric: alichtiy latest style elec. | 15 years, $20 r boy's; size and diamonds. old gold. platinum $25 Otto G. Stoffregen & C at | sold. rented and ‘re , netairs mare: all br: @ box. breakfast set. gas that odd buffet 7 ohtus . a lifetime to get/ for $35. 3541 Py with all attachments. Ri MMAGE aeons ean ai” ag Bogut. Broadway Jewelry Co. | MEA ‘74 SLIC SRS ee Pine. Fletcher 'T ach am “Ce. ions ranted, _atein _ ga) “aET—Aimost new: S075, leave co F062 nee Meri fice te chairs. Langan " Santino ate ack, — pewin ark. clothing alt ALE Pig To 7 ~ . children’s | CASH paiq eaves. ———— (cB7x) __Rickensoh! Bros.. $31 N. Minne. cheap.| Main 94g.) °° “Titer Co. 1 Pinas ad. 9 Sheri. * rea rgain. C ° “ ; Grand Sth an Tashington . whe Seenetne . & mac ‘hines "repaired - “=r SE — ' th. ew — 2 go sliver. platinum, broke MEAT C cer intial tad ee Atlan Rio — os SEARCH WHERE YOU WAT (c76) ‘mont 3000, Singers rented monthiy. _ poll viene cemeaetltal, blue white diac Jeweiry, faire teeth. Miller. 1322 Oitve. | we cheer. MN art sliahtly used; used ; $3.00 —17 NDE O00, Az Ape Sunday morp- shen 1b UD; ref ead NGAN BROS. F. . | TA ILOR ~ | $5; lady’s lone ; . uit. size 18, | north of Olive s: market si mo jon. $3 per TS lace mah nee ye We a 6 en) 44 mr {CHINES —Singer. $10 and up. | Humphrey. sidney , 305 am tt $5. 3305 | HIGHEST PRICES paid for od g0ld- bee | MOVING PICTURE MACHINED Repo purcnase Wie Se all rental a . aa ~ re | ee . ~ - -" » E : - C hoor COUCH—1506 Galitirnlay ga | Attention, Housekeepers! : iF You wish to rent a sewing machine =| SiLK DRESSES—3, beautiful aimee Pose x and diamonds. Miller, 703% "Mar OFFICE Pek ket: Ce) ieangnaed era SUITE — Lovely; ‘ING wie VE : . S. ave your old on . Racnin | _ Sime ; also lady's most new; (7) TICE PARTITIONS—Quarte ered oak. LIVE 250 ol ST bores rug; cheap. al! MQ ACHIN -E—5 drawer. drophead? PP shave about : 50 jots of unclaimed aie 9 repaired, call Olive 2120 co late, cuffs. Lin del) 6686. Coat; fur SSS __Dinte-glass pancis. 423 N 4th. er 5. CENTR 3°35 ’ : CAments - r , ‘ ss an 5 am. | _—— ——————— c62) |} sp (c) oe vs SUITE Ganw cee Brostwct, ma ines 4, Repatring” of abi | eee eget vine Toom. dining ‘and’ breaktani ‘Se crewern ens e.. “be gy 4 nets =Tan. navy. 16 of a4 Ga | —--__YEWELRY—WATCHES ” ee Fae refrigerator TYPEWRITERS REN : teat : a 5 . ~~. . ' , ere) ae PP tie eons —- lour; used short time; *DEs0ARD—j>-—:—— (c9M) | BAS ranges. side “ en, heatera ees tnee CLOTHING STOLE—Mink fur as 3333 W fe) | "ih. pean aaa diamonds, jewelry. [OFFICE — PARTITIONS—with plain and Three Months NTED nies! Patch. mmm Tae ge : nee | UMS, Chairg d ~ ino- tte a st i oe at fc) | Wtd ——Pa hi wheat ort {* SU IT a it test stv] . po cr $: 350 : cost $7 200 : ne {c2Z) — | §Ders a CL) o » _/ Neesenfield, Drices. See; and $7 et“ wrap, dress oe ticket $90 or offer: BINS——One set of groce eg SUITE—Beautiful €-1 a closet, tabic, hall rack at 10 Binning Monday | Morning ; dell 5617. 1115 'N. Vandeventer. Lin. | sv = Tw fanaa gos — ier | spay Pe x_E-174, Post- Dispatch. Arsenal. Rrocery bins: cheap, 3434 807 Stine St. : — A low rack. e wil! 1¢ . ee oR) | o: vo , ry teense ee enuteisieaiih nearly new. . DEROAR . 4c] (Contents cf 65. ee Say, ej ee nerees | C ped HING Ww t4.— 90 000 7 is paws fs ' Mo dealers voung ae od cond) tion, | a Blue white, ly k. 42244 Nor. | R -EFRIGE R AT ORS—Severa:, used, for gro- Main 4413. Cent 1915 (c@9) . ~ : . r ‘s ee Tg ) Cressers Tre ’ ¢ » &us — -- —— : . , ve . ie ‘ . 6 SET2 “aor ——— F Peal ebox x. baby oy query. cy. 2647A ru~s. Vernis-Martin and” — = Brusee's | $938 c apes aan ous: ante, shoes. "a a 3 dresses : rood look: iar © and wee DIA \MOND Wiad yar Suitable for enga ager 1 Refrigerator Co nd | delicateasens, ae our cushions; ca Monti ore Al FURNITE RE—os, | Fohes. chiffoniers. chairs. aie eds. chiffo- | 133 Call I. indell 313 yay. 35 to | - pSize 16. 4501 Fa very |__ring; give particulars. Box T-3 P. “D. RE FRIGERATOR—Suitabie — BICYCL highway lam ers, ob jects of ay diecen chalre ery? hing to furnish a rb . rockers and ev- | oe 1 Ww hitti Appeiman, ) Su IT —1 $30 ‘bov’ 4 knee ; DI AMOND— AP 8 es Ness purpos abie for any bust - ES—MOTOR CYCLES Repa a aa 4 “8 oy art, oor and table | 4t 50 cents ‘ ome or rooming house..! CL THING ee ee S15: 15-year- old pants? all ae fect out 1 carat. blue- = per- S purpose; new and used ; unusual bar- Irin and EeT—Cane back: 8 ; > Priog + val mirrors, Ories: avie on the “dollar ineludin G w td. —2; 000 «ni ences fm } size. 4414 Ww hi ; _fect stone, $1 15. 2504A N gains. Bensinger. 1007 M to >? “thee. dr l ru ow | *®Od hauling fre K packing | dresses : its. overcoats | Si IT en asnington. ee — ISA N. Grand. ic | -———— ndundioninael arket For Gaia AUTO PAINT like new; $75: cost rh ~" som and dinird- 7 ss. new and h € to out ~ if-town buyers, Call | ; need them badly fo ht 8 lye AND DRE ge | Di AMONDS—Two ri; REFRIGERA TORS—New an SSG eeeeeedl Aor pees or | Sale ING—j¥ , ¢ ne 3507 turk Sets. planos, | ~ e convinced of this wonderfy! Oklahoma. We pav $5 roshipment to; size 16-18. Granda 75 nN good condition - | a. @ go ngs must sell Call 9 | : OR New and | more alwarves| BIC rc... us give UClTE—Rra put eB ‘ge &@ Hear ge ees > HS BONDED WAREHO Woo 3366 or Central 9002x ae 325 Bomont | SUITS—t ade: OT. inonnsin 08) Lie — Sa nar eee Sidney st. ouving’ clsewher selections: see before | __ $30: Sten ee Ranger. 20-inch, -inch, like new. : rn Loe nag be a, one > her couch : cach ¥inge: also biack | - 8 Franklin AV ae |} minutes. Harry Appleman. "3060 Ss in 15; good conditi a br: ae sire 40: fur collar: | Cra t -A bot ut 1 carat: perfect cut. nar 1291 (es where. THE BRECHT CO.. | BRiGyo TE ? _Lindelt “2% Oth vier 1&en. a ORs A_ Har: ford (e2) | RB ARG 7. EE eridan. | —-—— R93 C tah pl. te) less " 34°31 Ose g | RESTA . (oRO &: with aa On and «iris; good pecan — AUTO REP AIRING— Ford ‘T—Reautitul. 3 : 9) eich lean ne stove a | large and “gmall Ir r N SA AL] E ’ MRS a M'L LE FR R buve and nell a St IT—Beastitel te hrowr n su! it. si 36. DIAM »ND—Blue | white; er x Sankr a ay RANT of RES — Lunch count. BICYCL» __ 1a } rk. t - s° *5. Py - ee e~et * Oo r y ’ a S Mnhanvy e » ‘ , > Orn cong a Rn? Reon ae « > ey ic) las ne haw pK ti ee money buy from us. vane lil slightly worn non bh af poke hanvy 650. 5646 Pa ze 36. Phone _ Slat Grand 42 04 urns and cash remisters ees Ce coffee | Apply _— $500 naa, Gees tires; §1 » oor east. Cabany 503 : OR b. teach cannon bali, $15. | location: we can save you a Mt eount of | Alive 1949 oe Ove at. Jewelry commput | SUTTS—Unrciaimed: ¢ a DIAMONDS bought up to” $500 per caret. | EpTAG RANT FIXT so | ~_e aban te a Vireo - "“ Pr ae Tee yOu a lot of money: | _Ta flor, 219 ailor-made; reasonahia, any size, 7 per carat: URES—iunech toun CYCL E—Foy's: mY, Auto FURNITURE—Beavtlf RY cer. a — a St aase | ee certs BF 2. i Tine of néw up-to-date goods’ | SQUIRREL FUR Waa e) | - N. 7th st. (cA) | any amount. Miller. 1322 Olive'| _t@rs, stools, iceboxes, steam tables. coffees Violin cheap. ri & sondition: 5 also _Colfax ‘x 2449. . nye soar —_ : yp ain 36: D8 Yaroees good con - | suites: ,fultes, pty Bay. and living-room _ ing. Cabany R°935.° 2° Use for m end- suITS—3 ladies’, size 38: trons: n, gray, n “ | DIAMOND _RING—% “carat perfec rat 8) | 7 registers and cigar cases. 721 S498 ORD MOTORS eed; cheap. . “—~Gas : f rnish your home / 81° —_ > salsacsinainriienersicia r'ry: perfect conditico 1 : ys ve -Carat; perfect | c m nl Pa mmti nde Soria rT east. a rane 10S ve heats ‘one » large | from, kitchen te we mee Pine a call and Otrs Wid 20.000 iadies’, Pen thoes oe | Castleman. conditi n; $10 each. 4031 | Post-Disnatch.. sacrifice ticket. Box M- 104. | RESTAU RANT FIXTURES eet And ae BICTCLE repairing, rarts fcr all = Lindel u ITTE—Aimost new a: ‘en o—Hara. > 3256 Lafayette. (ce) | @lso have 15.000 folding aan rs and | capes: hi peat prices pe Pree os dresses anda srr IT—_p een ESOT BI | DIAMO — ment; new and used; complete outfitters ee livetie, 209 N itt ‘ WIRE Ww ) ik or be ae Pa, sacrifice S25 be r urner. like new: i EDW. A. LANGAN okt RN wy we le. singel! 9135 H Avpelman ina Fpone | cence 1 Thom paom, tailor. aii | voniee Tor Wr 4. —We p pay jhe highest cash | Be mm Co., 2008 prices: cash or ter ° RICYS LE Gin's - = oe, HEEL SE > ‘as ture cheap. = SISA _N. 234 at 2004 Mor | Cal!) Cubany 3 ‘id boy: also mackinaw. | i Geend fee Smith &€ C nsinger Co. LOOM Market one extr ker: perfect or bb hard o or eee le Boment 399, Romont 5R* ee Centra} art st. =o ona st ITS. « —— (c8) [— = + ee >. 387. : seg _513 N _ Grand. 5 doors norty of f Olive (cB) | , ae en Ae hland a new tire: price $30. Cail Ps, rn foo Sia: ee Ove neces “oR “coal: Darsae AUCTION TUESDAY | ean? thot’ dees: Dar Se tones fer] Vanie® COAT. arganes cise 18 good con. | $80, one Wasa ation, ane small at | Rie Dae e 1008 Markee’ Condition ; sherete are ot? | iat Saaemeement Wt ame el) for $1 #0 New are. of >... OL 4 Uits, Forest 767 Del x oa” +. Cabany 22°4k. COR ° = JeFtect bive-white t . Westminster, $12 Hox | a 3140 «¢ _~ al heater: Co Gelb {, Veimar 865. 4426 Page _ster 5764 Westmin.| Ddeautitul mounting. se o a on 1611M. 7519 = Ben- | wgacrifice; @0 sO pe 5. Gana rT; f00d aa mmencing 10 @ cs.. extra iar —wreider. Auto calis in in 15 t with 2 blue sap- RUGS FOR © He Rankig bi. Toe See A. : large sale Oo cegiis minutes. (8) ic) | Phires, $15 one ri : FFICE USE. iehts, ; n Tyler 2432J. ( *' ta a2 27d? (c) | Of fine household goods of e: ‘ery descripti wv ST releaeet 0.0023 le! | new cost son ok ws necklace, brand. Axminster, toque shade: sii BiG\c crashenaa r ne ~— = Ine © eaten. |: aleo 7 — imust be sold to hichest bidder Ption. re ased for a quick sale, sul ¥ for $2 Call Grand 2a8aw 50524 \ Del ima F ently used. pha LE—Refore bu — h, eS in. wi Sieh — ut 140° 8. 1m urn iture: HAST ST_AU oC ~ overcoat, fail ana ult and ;_&8 un or efter 8 m. Ma par. Forest 2 1486R fe) ying see gt ueea MM iy gO. ‘sane. at. ~Ratian io? h | 8 UCTION ¢ 0.. 2008 Morgan. (cA: (cAN) eee Sale our cleaning departrne —~ ead clothing from | EARRINGS—Opal. Ca —— = > A SALOON OUTFIT-—Compiet —R__ie} eat, Mo '& $187" tres 50 _ extra size: almost Oe Rove ren "a: 51 x Neveu first. | BIG SALE pits ay a a made point lace shawl, 4) Sleanin ee uncalled for "trem epee A eee . Sunday, 5244 teal bargain. 1007 Market atest styte; ee Faone Main 1930. —— Hara ; Wettead St s rceuiar l sy yards wide: © k dept.: now . c went . BICY ~ a fcRO) a Na’ Oa} - . . artin M a 1 ~ . Suitable eo - on Bale: ] EARR ae , _ ——— . LEs—. . — SR vere ees het. water me ed . @ B00d condition v1aRA | furniture:. dressers ries m.. of high-grade a tone $3 a r ev ening stag" aplendid con. | S12 30", food aS new ~ ‘nn all sites: aides 5— -Diamo nd: Daw a whed “only y S140. SCALE—Dayton; S70. 34 &S¢. Clair bic rele mbes nd 5 and UP; all siges: alse Ve ——ae »: Chifforobes ) r worth : / Odd vests 5O¢ ae & 8; solitaire pawned o East § av., 4 a tes | heater, $15. "3410 Ne tr Sane Heating we ary tables. $10: rugs. $15: ve “3 gio 1€8 OW, 00 Call Grand $5. $6 and $7 50. ae and $1.25: coate | tickets $40, sin each. Rox Bag” $40. = t. St. Louis, 1 qT ! Bie? ao ishivan av Shen o ble ve: 2 and & lar an in bed ’ Tnis- Mar- c ee fe) ers. O°R @ &. Tame, € . - d P.-D. ee ee de 2! T3W ’ e Rh, ° “ , Der» deboard and hie ok ing | a, er gprine and mattr: Ss. $15; dining | CAP E—Genuine mink: — fc) | Dyer 26 s Vandeventer “near Cho 8 and (MESH R ‘G——Solia gold ~ _P-D. } 4 SCAL -ES——~Dayton, Teledo ranteed 7 : ay veers ee _— urholetered; B*R 5... . 8305 Chip-| SP dining chairs, $12-° buffet Mi. no dealer. 940 cas “houteau. take $200 ost S600: wilt| as new. 205 8 Clair. good | BICYCL Es — 30, overhauled. ne ry Fiat ev. "W ~ Bee aa, = $25. fressing table. $12: floor ia: a saeceesteestnee ___ (e862) Ww OME , am also three-karat bine-whi - oe St. Louts | condition . in first-class Lahowany antiage: 5 >."s ~~ line “Of stoves and he > da ee $15 kitchen cabiner. $12." har # SAPE— Fe ana rose color hat. a wee F eh N S C L OTH NG Mee Pe th an will take STH Ros | | SHOR SHINING erakn ars “Ma Marble. bras bike, cont ‘sag! at oot sb0 36 one Motor Aste] r- Prices: cas) eat- | ma logany dresser and chiffonier, $7: 7 __ Fain $257 r_ Ocergon Vv. r- or e Women who w “=! Ost -Dispate __fectrests; real bar 1007 ass day nga . - 20.50; open Sun. RS ure, Co. or st 6 6Credit. | eT day bed bookcase wick- ——— a on little money, w ant to dress ba PAWN Tic KET Wid — a Market --- = . ; 15th at. . ABLE Lamp Citeap. ea an Vandeventer. een wove. $10: Koases. ,Dortieres. draverien, s CARE Genuine keolinaky reasonable. Cal 7 dreseen: ai sitghtly — sete, ee a and | ph Be¥__ £008 price. Rox S08 octane: SHOWCASES—Three and counter; a bar. SICTCLE ‘Aree stock of < , O36A . rous to ment! rm ar : s; a lat . an : =—<-< Te "aneeatneeneeen Set. gain. ; Mulia . ‘ Cleaiug - 8 Cc empton, ta RE ©O.. $016 Oulve at, FURNI-. CAPELE T—Skunk marten 375 Apely ideys Saturdays. ani a anu | Pigriven RING 2% « Saat diamond. Crlwt - nphy st. racers le tee st 30 a bh 50: Con . 73 bev i, - | Socket immediate sale $ Grand 403. | SHOW CASES—-3, and 1 co ” et in tine . “rhage ee... ie

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E" 8" | $2500 HAYNES COACH, $750 ED IN CHASSIS WITHUUT RE- | FORD—Coupe; late “20; good condition; | Pe gm you way. to offer such & price. | MOTOR. TOA r POL-| _bew cord tires. $250. 2614A Eads. fowwHe a ee Scr cone = aay . 7; A } t for Bi ee MY an nEGRINDING FORD—cCoupe, 1924 model; brand-new; tm- eee for yourself. It's really ae $1000. ‘PISTONS, PINS AND RINGS | —7P**8ts Gelivery: easy terms. 3114 Cass. (but we believe in quick sales, smail profits FOF D- - bargain: easy NATURAL BRIDGE COLFAX a ‘erms. trace Morris. 2810 Qilve. | 1035 N Grand. Open all oay._ a e+ : ns D, REPAIR. 3816 EN- | GoRrD—Coupe; 1920. good condition: cheap. | HU DSON COACH—Same as ne ma C- r 27 i INc.. 1432 Hills Terrace, 4600 west on Easton. 5: terme: trace 1803 Park. ic)} FORD—+ oupe: 1922: starter: demountabie; | HUDSON—cCoupe: 1921. a seecger, guar- first-class condition: cheap. 2224 Mul- ' _antee same as new ; 16 orig Seipes ep Sale ante ic) | HUD3SON—4-pase. coupe: like new car el! ° - " ; . 7% : Ori war -FORDS—Coupe; several real bargains, $100.| a ound very cheap: tern =? —Coupe. 1921; 4-passenrer: sacrifice. $150, $200. 0: terms. 1900 Washington. S. Jefferso: (on 7R) : @afy terms. 1803 Park. ' (cD) : Ht L SON —tHea: tifal 4-nassenger croup re- ——I9Z3 coupe; 4-cylinder: run 1000 PORD—Coupe; ellent mechanical con- “* painted maroon; bargain; trade, terms ; ke hew, save $400. easy terms — ition - -4 nin: good rubber. 150. 1805 Russell, # ic} Olive st. ‘ : ra’ . : ion rea. as « . uick Coupe ark 3817-19 Ws "21. 4-paseenrer: snecia! paint fob: new SA Teuring: rea! bargain: new tires: 4192. TH tires; seat covers: mechanicaliv gvaranteed re id car 1900 Ban- unc son | 0% ich mew tires; a real barcain: 10 months ‘0 ineto? ee eS he Bepatnted standar died eles se ~ FORD—Nice 4-passenger coupe; Collins ogi." _:: -* € color. ériven me IN-FRAMPTON. 3399 LOCUST St eoach body; excellent condition. Call Sun-' —. guarantee georn> rato FE pgm o "y ) e : cai uarantee ! bargain, ith Gay after 12 m. 321SA Pennsylvania. mecdiths to pas Ss rea: barges ™ ‘ 7 r ? 5 ~ : BUICK COUPE FORD—Coupe, 1922: fully equipped: iate| HUDS IN- FRAMPTON, 3309 Locust st. 1923 “4° 2-passencer. coupe; a vractical = «:, real bargain: $300; terms. 1900! . — = ~ ——— fer business peop +; a rare bargain for Washingion eR Pa { we ask. Terms — ame ; eee anda ha ' . # b rou ~~ “~ V“ HAT -t? ‘s) +? : : Ut 7%, . i © ADS) Lio AC ’ et a RUITS- BLIC K. 3101 Olive must seil. 5896 Highiand. co igm- ETN AN | ne i") TON Open evenines and Sunday Ee | at Su i iw a: ‘ ba Lae * ond “2 terms. bevin .wton Mor ' 164: > (yran FYRms cH EV BV ROI. ET—19°3 Pol pe this ‘ as ~ onir ~ lipped Sse ly - a” . > ae dead 10 notes. pea} Y eha ara $31: FL INT MOTOR C AB | CO. DETRO wT ELECTRIC—Coum Praction!iv new and can be hac rilke. Call © ofax 127 ar DODGE——Tourins. wonderful shepe. a _ batgain . “3320 Oregon DODGE—Couve. 3-pans : in geod condi TH4 A Hertford Bt Se Pe ees = 5 a Hua nese roune wil me" PRROMAHIe fr cash 1605 laf avette ne ee ee eee Sack — eo ‘siness Coupe. as good a8 new: bargain BAGS Pace Wi DoD. E-—Cou ve ‘ye*0. like new cord $50 5 _ terme: tnade 351 Weer ~—Busine rT cbupe 1223. 66000 m! les: like es S$ 25. 617 4 Ww anti netoen bi DobGE—s- Pe ane nz ee ou: a lnte med condition. $125 worth of extras siaoen ty ae . LOOK HERE! Dodge coupe. $350. 1509 S. Grand. Grand a DORT—Coupe. iate model, good condition : r bargain. 2543 Missour! leragruntables: pai mot nd » et SE nse, RE EI@CTRIC AUTOS—One Rauch ® Lane DATEAIn at S225. Ayres Auto Co.. Auto "ALTER. \TION ‘SALE amd ome Raker. hargeins 3 ‘Horn P lec. = Dealers, 14185 N. Kir 23 : é tric aw et 4805 Det . : 1923 ESSEX ( “0 — Essex Coach | ari reg ety ke ™ +s retn ese — “ P Tmerher'cally guarartc«ec raat UPES—} $400 cash 10 months ' —e HIDeON. FRAMPTON 39m — FORD—1853. cocve. tartair . nm! D—Coure. [ott- Al coatkhion » ae : ete S00 ak cnn * 2 Vi 7 -ADILLAC LIMOUSINE Sténe Limousines For Sale Covees: em. ves dargains. trade RSIT& Fe ~ 9922: $345: terms. private party. Pte Seren i a FORD— : , — ' — DD coupes and eo tats “ NEWELL MOTOR CAR « a ge} i rete? al RR. Loe see a isi Open Sunday and Ev BEICK ROADSTER imte cours err «aye Re r = . ate ; . 23: ag ‘ . ~% * re | 2 “-, er yr? “>. lorme. trade 2506 S. Seflereca. o7« ——— nn tl aE . = = —— LSSiSSIP rt ." _- ’ A dseok, ¥ I A OE NNN in | bent ene Roadsters Sedans For Sa‘e . Sedans For Sale | Sedans For | T"stGr°=§ 4. Gee a wea PORT Roadster. starter, demountabies, 1922 BU ICK 4 ROADSTER no it overhauled; cash or terms; reason- cellent mechanical condition: good tires _abie. 4520 Greer av. hand paint. - = | PORD—Roadsiers. late models; good >con- BUICI K 6 6 SE ORT ROADSTER | dition, starters and demountables; $75 na | v ‘>: ‘== FORD— 197. 2 FRAN ae a FP ae ce copy rene 1 gy Bay sedan: 4 a = os a wnit; a wonderfsl car for the money, i: ) 5123 Dei | sorters. demountable rims. Dumrers and | ” * +m ee ne ot Gr tobe ah. tintin apeitpe, teal: emu amar 200. 4432 Washington bivd. FPORD—Sedan,. 1977. $450: o clock Sanday. 4 trade. §23 N Vandeventer. \ day. | PORD—Sedan. 1971: first-class condition: must sell. Dr. Schicsstein. sedans. 1971 te =— like new, 25; wade; MOON MOTOR 3115 Locust St. Cadillac Town Brougham Type 59-——Completely reboilt and nar or throughout. Reuphotstered; new cord tirea: front and rear bumpers - Lacadaw’ | shock absorbers. Here ts an opportanity to | secure one as good as new at a considerably | lower price CADILLAC EXCHANGE CAR wget CADILLAC SEDAN | ee thar cost. Miss Whi- guarantee and is being offered at more gp 148 Senday. S9TTA lob, bs than $1000 off of list. If interested in «| - Teasonadi. demon- Rider. | CAKLAN?—Seéan: Tine high-grade closed car phene for | > : stration. a | FORD—Sedan 4-door. Le ae ~ enme H tong $500: sacrifice today, % * 3 tar = pe ig £ CADILLAC EXCHANGE CAR DEPT. | ,*_ used chasic.” Morris. 2810 Olive OaKE as — CHANDLI ER—sedan.: new paint, tires; ex- jometer. cellent. bay: bargain: terme. . ror 4 _Dumper., speedos >. 133 | Pe ane Auto and Track Co. § 33323 Loews? st ton FOR st $200 to - open Sunday and evenings. RONDELET MOTOR CO.. 3867 5. trad 1960 Wash: A. eT, a a _— ~ 7 ER 1921 sedan. te; FORD Sedan: | starter. ete. is | OLDSMORILE——Lizht 6 - giso 4-passenger P. rood Titien:. oaint 2 - epen Monday evening pew: real terzain: S403 3867 OLIVE Omen evenings and Sundars ‘cSf} “SPECIAL. SEDAN FORD—S-ian; 1923; siarier: d-mountabics: | +) shock absorvers: we M ~ cast 322 Chandler Metropolitan | goevamtess: chess: Oe Oven S~ndav and yive- Aemaggtieted {ft yo ba’ e ben es- "Site fy (ve cm rh i - you to inspect this value The ti ally aed memths to pay: pew tires. etc. eye oo } condition ; trod puimt are mew and the balance wil serve Ferd Gea@lers. 2501 s — (om) | — atifornia. are the o®!y one that would, Sunday and a. _ - RARY OF ERLAND—@rtams 1 2rer- et or irg and step iicht mirror tep pilates. | Sundar or erenings. $3236 ° bumper and shock abanrters: niso imsurance- | OVERLAND —Sedan. ettras: 2 bergzin 519 = lith st. late tC Rim—sten 3o5 java 19% omg ay to ner be in con- CHAN NDLER £DOOR S| aReaW er 737 Lip, Sd'aorth before moe: ao “SPECIAL B.* pe 2516 Easton se; seit . 2 # = ¥ ae — ~ $350 Leoaari, 4333 Dealers, 03 Locust. Opem even! mS OV ‘ERLAND—Seagn, Maes “~sint and amg ~ - - e@az: 21971: has been overhatie! | $550, uy Sedan. 1922; first-ciass . sinted: leoks good: $345: will take! terms to Etermann Au:o Service : Weed | or tourine as part! Yafarette fe' - . ‘ecms Wendenhsl! Ferd cea -! .- oO ’ : Oven even nas. fel): - .% TO Ba ot mena ae — ~ ” a 1805 Re — mont hs: late mode!: OVERLAND, § fe paint [ike mew: acc essories: ‘will ice. See Mr. Sedan: latest tyre Whelan, Ayres Acto Co. uthori Pao — ers. — N. Kiag’s highway. ‘ fer __(abasy 8 : rami at | i Esk ord | : es, cuaranies one | Open al! a HEV ROLE ET . SERAN. 19 i= Sendars. 7 Exce lent ones - ~ =, arom cam co > Piste iN. 1971 Southhelcakian GRAND AND ST. LOUIS FY RD S op ~ geol. Dig bergen ord tires: dest buy in town: $100 down. | REO SIX =: [DA pss: BAS Hotiaront ; (fered, for } rig SOVA. 7 fer winter ériving: has § S100 down takes this sedan: boks and serhers. heater and ali ‘te rums iike new 3113S Loewst. (fort for FORD SEDAN | sre 18271: perfect contitien - eorims. MISSISSTPPI VALLEY s2005 LACUSsT. | Batt: ; - / VELI®—Sien - igs bett+cy. bam FORD SEDAN 19: 23 terms. trade. enna “a ue § Cabany 1557M. ; used vwervr littie: boks hike ond Ruese!! peo pian "a: i a >. a the factory: lets of extras: Wii condition; aah « : EXCEPTIONAL VALUES 1 1106 renal. CLIVE MOTOR ©O.. 2910 Washington Ford sedan late cs 7G) | mountabies, toors. Kcellent nen rea for .e. : ~ : | . : . Ford = Ford Sedan merraricaly late model: | 3 19°? omede'’s: ome refin ae goecta! . of extras. 35°) | esinr- all hig bargains; $2) cash: 10 months ‘*e HT DSON FRAMPTON. 330 3978 IHCUTST St ~ To Settle Estate at Onee 1925 Ford—+-Door Two month« oli. seat covers. lock wheel | and other extra eovir nent. " y Pye Tes etIf Lo-ust st. : S FORDS 1635 N. Grand. Come in and | a See our Fords. SS | sopra ee “TS make us an offer. Easy terms. Jay. 197°: $1354 po PER re Small down payment, baiamce in | crlient conti OS y PR co. y mm? geese ogg Grand ii 19 months. score tnd Sant NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO. " Dod ize Salen 2621 Locust an Bom. 2600. Touring Cars For ast L Gees Sunday and Evenings. DOWN GO > “4 >-oom ect condition: ver ‘“)- of. ¥ $675 *“asv terms —_— — ee SMO CO" G10 Wassingioe | FRANKLIN Sha eres OB i5al x. | ALLEN TOURING’ eae Jas ha Dryer ¢c} “sian late : & “Dodge § Sedan i, $350 FRANKLIN Sci SSenlioned aoe - ‘ card 2 . “ e Peg r -~**t eee as the ose! 4 “ @eedene aa —— +s meke a © Prankii st? fa- “see¢eee ee ©8229? © - : : ng. ease of handling and the ‘2y ’ dweecée «sean mos: safe car to drive: ome @emon- | De@ge. .....:.)-cs «shoes Siration wil cenvinee- ‘+ prove it a decd weveaaneel H-I-E-M FRANK: ix MOTOP co. : -« «devssuaeee 4 - = TZ a s nmr a. | é . > *“* ee «+ “+28 «8 ESF ne a x se aa a One 77> more. barr. arewe Pam margain or trade . a - . $33 édewn, balasee $5 a or trade. . F ber = .=M gtvarentees rey FRANKLIN BRO "GHAM rand. *D = $195 down. ‘bargain: now A os ih es = -_ Fou ‘ _“Ote + OuBtabstes, $175. Pay me i esar Ge. Das Fag, = 7 7 | a wheels. good cond . Come in and meke us a bic. ANDERSON o—Tos ines BUR f) NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO 21am wam body, 2271 Loeoet ere aré urit; car that sands =p ote AIS — . c-notetrator: comsidar ew ("peli Sunday and evenings. 2s a a en me ot re bail? yeties mee ike new: our AUBURN—Beauty 6. a Ms #t a2 price that fill a 7 mont. - AUCHIRN 4 FT a om | per wee we TO)... 20% _Lecust. Car Co i ee Tth at. eee “HAYN ES 1921 AUBURN 1 ex only slightly Sear ens retessit. han 2 etiras 13") Grattan. Comcition: terms. 741919 ‘ct? “tm excellent shape: | Stine — sa: WILSON MOTOR CAR “Dat ~ — + Ze = +; 3° 3% Tt =. “yc xD rt = ice B. Ls bate Petite a BUICN—7 Touring. iste: cam 1923 H indeut Sedan TI mes than 1" miles > ke: Ht om i. give regular new ~<ar ‘guaran as FP tMPTON. 220° Lacust st HUDSON SED AN ¢-gansanaee special wis: «© ; -7 Se oe ; fren a Prey i - Titer monemts = looksw and rum fine: good tires. . and WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. HAVE YOU SEEN WHA HUDSON-FRAMPTO Ni Has to offer pou in’ a real osed bargain’ Both open ar4 cloed an. [DSBON-FRAMPTON. S309 SEDAN—Fine condities. Wis eae F

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NDAY, are 23. __ SoM ae FAUT OW O 7 MOBILE iti : S 200 A | ILES meen ’ Bic ver aa SRT nd M otorcycles Want ; coat ed and For Ss ea as 2 ale A 1 | 3 sin shed i colu : ; ay. en eer ous Lous RIES § co Ps SSE NG GE a. KEE ° os TR pris UC K§ “Tourin g Cars For Sale Tou ring nam ale ition: han 28 ¢ pr cell Gr ice, ent av or ois. : 2 aC. (—l ical trade: . Te ; 920 to ~ co so -- urin outh matthen | gore * aah new aaition; ‘new a”: 6—7- : tires: $195 mee 2 yut | a E r, ne Cas - 192 . rd ae 2d ho . J w tires; n. : te m N] LER 7 ea ai G ye +4 ones Few pai MODEL eee “9 Cars irs uri . ms. sha ext Ol od » 320 t ll urta ro er m nte n ring: Li! . See th be the an : ar st. Standard, $293; both = — Lindell S one R TOUL LOCUST none Pa i i ‘D ~ cores @ Bay ’ 7- 1 C Ss _ 35 we; candies” ee, "| c)} i unday O21 ILE CO... —_ 6763. Pa allan asirn a See ‘ nine , ‘ n : - h ° gy S. sand int_ job: motor th whecamenaer HA 309 1 5 tires: DODG ition uring Lines 3551 = 9350 | rare and Laclede. FOR 3 Page bargain. 3 5 + Mae TS Da ae frort ry ni ssor ‘ AN cu , — ( a. : in D— oy Co ear i, tae — : rRan in touring: D st -_ st. model Lib sO on ee Ei thovnand Fine UNIVERSAL. soon ‘nights on La andle Open. OR Co.. > saan =cheap Tae os al 25." 5341 tires ee For shour "all up hi Bota, re: rear si athorited as 1900 1 me have. st OURINGS 35 1 x } . n JO DG t model 3 on s, | ving 27 ree up i , ar cc ate *22 ignwa eur V 1s sta r 7 nor Y S950 ween he : eameenees OUR 34 nts and | bix te r all da neap terms. "265 2A Botan 41 Blow. | eraey ee z cM ig 7 |) SOR ‘ar, MCerthy- ow y Fo FRé ashi Semmes eco _— FP as thi easy ex res r. m: an rgain (c7) Sic xX nditio BE; 6- WZ 21 L ings. Men is tru a Ree BE } | ings utors, omot @ new. t of poed: gs: in as me e RG. fodia i RI? roti ta a . —Se poe: S278 oH [eo ae DODGE wens 3 hin’ aS __ bargain. mn; $6 cylin ocust. | _Ope denhall ck te Tae maby | and § O803 9 aoe d lot Benn 0 € ~ Hing eh i G, TD | Co ade. cond] 1 19 e Ww t 75 =t —= DGRE Vebs $1 ar sae 1h | ES cain our arr d Ger, oad t.i.F n all good 1920: ] new; ———aary un 1S Co ee ss w o- - Sun 7 N ad} °e ——---— +5 - 23. Vii and c RO urir ng n? — ter 545 e] 2340 SSEx— in ng: down. , 1919: __(¢d) FO even Mo ce } 12 F R. Sunday Loc Mpa it t inte ver) day hiem LY new, : SE HoT Rat ly; ra pop lams __ Cash LET 1g i8 © echa 192: sae e wil nev 340 - te Xie un: town, - 508 )- @ ) RD—! ings. tor On ditt as Lo- | H AN ays. ust ny. oday r Dod and wil $1 Rr ition: 2D in Locust, tenity for @ - "8600 mi 5- Tod CHEVR > hu nly one 394 gain: terms. oe | sell. for (7) | ESS rms. our °016 fer = ener | good ca ight d Co.. 2315 express body be ne 2 KT y Marmon Dodge . ... _— 90 read the A, t v hurry, 1920 22 DO ter Uy: ) t nt ser ’ O Brick Si Jpen - IAMS son 21 VROLE” Jeff our 618 Liles: tion — Roads est n; no bar- | ter eller our ir kw ‘mod (c) | ©O evis M Al mm tri un day a 30 B odel: thr I ] a > AND OR $70 we ce B axwe] ~ sd les “ee “** ~% eae i _N. BpONS ’ uimo! cat te mx Mechan lS g”9 and ev HE eed 19° “tr snes esas To sell DC tir m __ or pri sum ew, em i- | IRL venin o.. F an, or ust een v. ne rich | ST. anc gp SS aa N. Gre Lis hie h erin ane ores ically >, Fi ] a eve- y R mon 0; 4 mod ve. r Sete Reon - est 4° e. e; MI pete onst (Cc) | oot & nes a ord goin wit (07) ver w D hed 1 _1AU I @éxtra e S5 ourt aS ose = RS = nd. ble part oe Ae. in excel) gua ve-P (c2 CHEVROLET 103 0 el; $ 2S Ahn $225. Oe gees 35. Mr. DLAN guar rate 2}; be Savtiel ces ind $ Dea! g; hout a) wah ieee aint: 921, IS. ch sie 150 nde’ tv: can = | gnce 12 ellent rante ass » | CH $305 T— 47 7 1 tou 100. Ss rms, ou z. g0C | etnias ND “ante or uy; ra ng; Sunday oem. as stak C _. a ANK tle m ‘Al rec onan arge eeki fincas’ ‘gna \¢ Re 3076 A27 a. d ot trade. month condi ed « iy EVR o 1923 LDA ring ; ’ D unda toads. hs s od ¢ E Hud MOT ©; ci Ff tor our } nd ¢g $215. 3004 te: 8 GARDN mon LIN mile tir ondit pas- s. Py 7 rms. $RO in Oo built 08 7 Pal- ELIE s; will tion; $25; our. "terms. “B asy tou \ Nat like | c) Op y. Ty nT Pe mith ondi- Ss son OR c ish o F , 1645 usua g£00d >: “=. & J Bese my dit NE Rr t 9%: M\ age: es: ¢ tione rive ‘0-3 "50 pen Cr Nash - Cw con °50 paint CH ms. sh T— term urin ural new, s Gb... 523 Sao T » OF se , Esse CU. cy) ORD— > S. l ea tire Ow's ust \ ion, —T a4. TOR x his dq 2 one 75 a all d ash. t : e- DA GLASS sider “ae and EV Bi Tou ~ Bi ext Brid 475 bile ke wh. X 6763 Dei t mg.) Gr By ¢ * ‘Goa men (c end $295 our 281 on car Sonaie’ a ay time ouri a y!_ HO sm h, b ones ia Four. ms. 4432 Oli re Re Ady Var new, te Lat 763 ealer Et ou and. cena ae at sou "mien wad 5; trad 4 * i ase | nt 03 7 e; no | San patina A , ler L, i U SE. all al- ew: LE’ Sharan Fem, “A - guimetale av é¢Tm mod idey J spe e m Ou! s Pa s, RO Is; ring 8. Co i sour RI »N « er. tra . 192 ” _ 200 d J __ 1035 N ° no : Ou day rr tra ord zone r se 1999 ndel! 6 518 car i CHE $35 L—T Doe n c VRO down ourin 4s rs 4 st. ic G aplew enton n per Be acces aor’ it’ Come Do ng . SLET Paes $50 7 ngter real pgonaition; took ‘n St r model; A __ tio REY rand. we Pp. m even ~ 10 motor uphoist. cS loon Print like i . Grand | Bh 5 LET ‘344; Tee cermain | pa oem 16 rfect | (el) ow ener nat 16 ape 9 5S | FOR) MOTOR. to $2 1 Me. | GAR ooke Til unday, 1 co JEM yn. 8943 ‘ N S tags Weed > : —_ nt to tion. el. ou mnt 28 ty Se : r 452. NGE ICK a t Keospelsoumias ——J 5. 47 (C7) | ill Motor ring Best khart, : 0) eet 92 woute % i. een i rcoRD c . tye ms ran G. 8G Pld ex 1849 VETT— iv Al nag WR 6b sie: cee a BE he r “F + 2812 en +ED RD—1 a en niv & heel, ‘ d. | wRE G if de es, celles 832 p TT: 1¢ are run _— ai. | See re ca n ae 2x. ings ir 304 CA TO - HE 323 1 719 rfe DC 10tO 1} ate Ss for | OR 5 tou! WwW rt a | oO wenn 2175 4 iy ome oe (c6 INE ray eal bumr. ent pair 19? CES ttre leas es pai use ew: °9 Sed A ; . en S 0 RD CO.. VR 3A W tou Ah ct GE- Tr > this mod Z. L r renitl dow ring: ashi 0 pa j ther te Ler » 175: mou - ) mect Rp oe o} red. mer, Co (c r “eoupe tn ”? 2 abel Gey ths at ne nted. we thi tires an. 1 19 unday Locust. EPT.. bee sore at- tion: =—To var C wee ok el. ir oe must Tour n. tr - Mine nie y. | thing; cars, mode _Morr S85 sh lig ntabl | side lanic Tou et M et conditio pe in good t pre napa er ¢ will an 50t i Ive Mo Ce reb s Nas x a: 99. “1923 and rT o'c nf eT xin go _Lue ; Sa urir 0:. - in wee Po st sell; ing. ade. e ioineniatl . | son, > ea as cel; is, » 4d ht, es,| ® cur ally ring, ili M c. n; trad ires ng: lo ath, acrif } pe Mé to “ tire ullt h bar : Ba } BUIC _eve »omic © clock. un, Tou x. Si od icky. erifi ig; late 28 erms 1 kK ater ee $25 “bra 236 pew; sta (c) | Bn apg t low me __~ 810 + n: luz- | real tain neaiauee I Hop otc bar- T Jk sree. Ses 7 low mw ice, h_ Su TOR 2: $ So gai : perf 000m nce K §& nings. nr R5 | CHE 75. ring dney sha av - DOL ce; ‘Mas. _ Gr if Se SH T — DD nd- r 1 Ju Bt eee FOR ar ime as rter Oli op gz _Choute ba s an ect; 9m p! e Raa ee ir Cs me ourir Ww a ve 0; mile nda PeO.. 1 eee cage . 3 ect wes: St SIX »6. VR 2D 2305K GE, 6: 1922. et F yee _19 ew; 5 nee a, Pe a pay Sad goun on inne ae. d paint: # tely over? i i eiftes. i iraek AB. will tale’ O - 29 on’ an: 3: 34 gua! es; 30- year ae (cRO all OL 30 rand OOR hox 7 ee . tri A 18. red | G a lay. E “¥¢ 05 L. used a. i and To men dow pe: es i av in f € int: ; ¥Y wu ove Ch Ee (c) r} fic ex roy EM ‘ 76 s ta ; o O aS ee 10 an: ws car di 's tf $ » | arou! ET 8 n (cP h d -Tou rade; £0 ite D—?7 18 ‘oc f (c7) | M h ha is. ny ‘aiso 20 OF 5 phol rh | Sunda ey it and ona 1 oo ° f d } w Te. ed lit must ae sO in tr ay g me: 500 Co. 3115" sonal nenaiie Ohi ew, 9) _hauled: et yurir SA ae SE eo: 2 od __ (Cc) _trade. 3: T¢ 5918 nN cust. ew ad end as ~ - 16 trad o 2? 192 5) es and som Ve: iste auled fund: 3438 tire: and TT _ abe ord On, A lirtl Sie? Je ee eve 31131 ——— —— Rt 1 P. 5am purings; lat good “condi. | atte ‘8 model: inus ay —— ma. 192% 508. J 02 Gard 0. ‘ask for ‘Y good ' a, | JEWE” can be 1 7\ thousand f 4: 2 or ?t coe : he 2646 SID nte n 1 mod — Ope : té an ut o ay f eis pow ews aa eggs I | en} 760 HE K app 88t Car ID st in, car &, n 8 ver- FOI _St. ng; in. n; FO SE a, EF rena cus a | Mee ensk 4d 38 pet tra ATE unday Ss: Vv del; — ) dr nly or $7 tra To Sond yr re ral E Ss nzs. 1. VR TH ear nge GE § "$45( ha ew live st. t] — 1930. 1832 He (c? RI yenin ord epal in t st. | M »~ bet 30-ds rry dne ded M ays ti very in “e2) egre one 75. ) equ —— nday. ht: Ope — H 7 | oe OLE" S-B ance t, 8 G00 =—192 c £50; ee cee E82 | p! ~19 20; I 2 anes es. de nted; Al —OUN . as aay x pony TAR in I cee OTC tink ch sple Y t it. can ai 1 nat Ran va OCU OW _‘c7) efable If i '—Tourir VICK, 3) i ew tant this 4; cord at me zen private pao tires: | For 462 3 De good ; $100 logan. | 3 a venita. “Tey = alers, ing S245: soniitien, | UND. CITY Liber: __Euarantee ¢ rebuilt, “ook! N $3 1c St J Re Sa78. | | 1085 in Fok ermal ant mert me ally , ay ing, ST ckes in son ing: OL ar y to ires: sSe rty. uch | I —T Pahii cond ; 299 (c#) O Te 0 aone - ter niG a AU al te ine m t “Nor ; Th y OCU P N. tra er; 4 han odel: 00°. Sund aw ST CH 56 ma nig dem Oli ; | DOD day. on nger tou 172 Bane Ki ier ae ation — ov ahd cy cu ms. | sard 192 TO rms one o pr ur i the is te at st. . Gr = ae. _40 ically t So t 4 e paint, EVR 314 eriet mae Te iva st. IDGE KUT Term wlll eee 1 ge “0 | FX in. C ing; bigge 1; new g. | “ORD Ope otor C 1. balaac st st. | ae 1—] CO: 2 Alway Priced 8« first erin cw —_—— om... rane. ig " x : Side = ; pe Ee Uy Ih rd ' $1¢ Cla OLE” t Delm for and rator: | a. ope i— I] iS-R pare; ring; ba olf igge ¥ tir Pere eh be 29 co a ne Cc O. Ja 4 aiteediiien (cl ~tat deis oadst 999__ — 2007 avs iced me ow gz wa _ {el N EK = i 272 M Agta YW eveni 0. ne rag sTS—’ ae i wal les ‘+ ag HS-BUICK. 3 then, A | F $3 Olax 4s > afin tele es. mt Ea aty veni ee ) ter atten, ~~ ‘Jt ope bal mesex 3 s ne CYWy £ R side Motor Go. 1754 est ings lass condition: Maeve coneld »Dening‘curta es estan —, | FORD a oe =| terms, ‘or aah Soma 366 in easy | the en Carry on at aa nd | or trade x never et N LE a sens BUIC N un even Co baiting Wo, r. Boon! eo | one alee oe of 310 r. See | FORD— 138 tour 2 takes it. 4 (c pag Silly 1 : nd Dea'ere, | th eht U eear tis ie 3 a re Nine ade pare. t In ATI tAV , 1748 ‘BUICK a ok CH ings. 2127 Loe 1923 sie, DO. ine OBE, age ee | — Tou: } ing car es it. C) | 5 Oy tae 922 ; P| oe ton ye as or free trad ety-d uick ; Y p ex ON Na, / ic ae ma OD $3 TT aie Ali ou Good car: 454 FORD 1 ade. a a 4 naa — M basi x ad Gi ree bons: ed Y 3ay ch ou aint cep A a G AND, , : 1923 § 6 SP sh EVI Loc ed tc peta: a An an... 00 own ion tive Bt | F ce. ring c. ifell r; 3 | RD Pai SF saad own ind vs. _CUN iS 1 yardn tris a-fir in -_ gua anc will trad an: thon - L ) the 23 Spor : OR . red ROLE ust. to ne! ring ie2) like To ter ed . wi , st. ORI serps Z ca reiiow, £000 2 be —~192 650 Da 19 ce _t¢ =) | -UND C Vhy ners al: lt de on 19 1035, arant e to he e: t d ¢t ally SIX mark t TT aT. 7 O sera ti To O I. rat, none ee urin ms. by ith |} ch —T r, A 00d conditior Pen lg 22 oo Sette PS: wood | F ry aCe, her gl —ie L035 _N._ - ee. save etic ires good - 92 De $48 $500 Ca ae he OU ° Iw a on: Tou pen §S Phi rst- ™m nth $ gx: Ca mec door i ma Pap. ouri Pa ART A :.¢ ditic —_ ents. niy $" touri ie rad yes nt; “wood lV - Al vo e thi peor erence i ¢ — Ter Oo Pe.’ r ve like sh 1 Sees fas ‘ sh. 10 barg most TRIN ° | ingto s $65 here ring: unda lips | | _Man 4 on t 1060 good li W hanic | FORD—T 14 ng. | ee ondit fon, st., ¢ D 150; ing: erson ea In ¢ if i ‘TO yu? ig se le hi oy Grand. =|F me | AKL J. ry: tf, ape, 1 : - 5 KI’ m ain po h G | THs nM 5: is 1 ya DO Lote ala dov co eb c | Foe 19 ne ion’ ae ae FC _Oppos eeds wy Al ea a (r sy lit his y [ A OOS 4 Alw aso ive | = /V\ ( ANT _RODG : T- sed . as ee ean Onen HS.- ont th for Pula , He - ot our a m na DG iE Tr Cc nce; vn ndit ee ster 0s 0) ) Di ood ” 27 RA IRD— site - Au ill mo ear. tle 1p: IN } a ay n ‘ nee dA lh b- TT rie Res onde ash * 2 e ‘ evel BU te 'S on WwW r Ci ' EV R OT ] usu rea! enth ( e yh— ar r tak ti OI ma ( — 0 h yen ol ee. runr 283A F Danna Cc it to i trad tor, nee ( won’ car aS | ( O7 Ope yn | 192 ee oO L, AN —— ou 8. rfu!l ° ns — ine dur ., = ‘Dings ICK. Th anon w ar on' new OLET 645 al e buy old: Cc! ” rs; J T our m * 0. rice es & % enan c) FURD—1 Sees O a cA a ning tras Tour y he ftody ee: a OO _{c7) ir nts 4 buil rardne a Locu n. 3 pen _ Sem np Tour ring. é argKa rn Sunday and ac the “BUICK Tt BLO Olive car gn] Sam angi Touring, Grand. y: others ‘as fell Jehnvon 2 1800 8. $25" ber Chester. _ see a condition; jis Rod cond Jat ; monthly pay crial to’ find (0 See NEWELL. SEWETT Mn: SARTAND a ». oO e\ vy ing e. f | co ui ov ik, s Dor Ww. ext k. gga “9th *. r | IRI “ Rg em cee oo ae SON ndit wi Ss. y- “Mt f O if ibs whe T , JWEI I a co I> ; like ago egy in inew. 19 | Ch 464 ee Tilly 192 Be) ODG Cc ra ae Pp, n_ st er- — Car; play | FO Ip A ion; th 12 UT out: uae whe h Bo 7. . TO nii ~Te n ball Tw nses “1; 9 OU | Cav +% N ler ii v- GE B aba Sime: mas shock Mer Ve ; ¢ yer-piano. RI en UT $1; st: th | ND- ; beeer, re lot b ‘Pectous 2 MOTO UR OA tlor our! ow; or madition: -Da | RC at able { ttle: 3 aaepaas F ny e: S aope ck (ep | © On ig chea , pian m S. eve 0c 35; arter SE D CIT O-de want ‘ne lig ny 2600. OUTO IN | KI 1. G ring, ; $1 Se bers poneneam R i e LE” ural if “mn look vers sROT 5618 17 ning abs »| FOR ec g00d D. O, | obi Dod enings O. a, T Dy Y ay gua P vn Fb — 21 1 RC oe t ANT wie la + E { RS - bargait d seen o NG se}} trato eee in m any s lik price 1 } TH Ww. 1 cu orb- 4, am ) a 445: (c) | cou les. ges. 128 a 3667 ms. de 4 TT AUT guaran. 24 6s _ me OC ‘AR ires: , und 7 797 te n s xce | @ueoe% rr, n ou ips aeital @oe e hadaer: EkKs— 376 urtal $40 191¢ ondi 62 3 , Stu Ch nd $ O x- G IS. O¢ ante -ho es momamnee ~ CO OA ; Sis Ligh TOTYR, SHC E FRAN rood llent | ae ickte Be ring: a, éee ton Bae age Aon stn Tour 1a Good. FO! Ponte, ition ; | a S., road deba evn und: LIV ee S B 0.. 2 Al JE . Rag bate a __ FP Pm il ns; et u 8 ARO y ter one; or mod UY men as TO) == I. ns, 1991. >) Jeff boo Bu — Yynen in pe 2a anv 8415. ue M ‘iced thi er yuri I O ar diti “4 Pee . 4 0: re tach er = irig So > FE Sidney dD; all - p- | 10! NI ms ; on el: ING } | fo be N S eae 1! _ ho de good 1: Saree , ick en 2} ce: Very r v= o ot t 1s ge ng; |_ Locusts IN 1d D on: | — r w ou 44 w blo ht; 9° oo. ORI ev « tra lat als | ( ) IV \E LE’ S ly ‘ n 4 G i | r a en i T - ee ' ed )» al r ru my ven alld Ort an. cen tor or oO] car; od ; 1¢ ist C.. odges. F aans aid 8 N ith s = | easy te >z 340: de e > | ao Oo ET $225 ice A sh driv R 3 er. ubb - thaaz ta “ ings 19° T ay h 0- good : 2 urin Co.. South 4 420 st. ges, | CORDS eel: 1 ) avort st Sy ,» ©X OU 3403. any “mod | ¢ Oven 5 RY. B oa cl ;y & savi ort ive \ AT Or N ’ na ] er ; : oN 12: wait 20. 19° O ' Sun 002 wein day co ires* _ ae ireains | ir 1) : LE 2920 Le ny = Py | excepto o. 3 and | 0 pen good: nd | xce Tk 1726 tern 50 Ff d } must _ our te 19° on Dec! ~ rz-V ech | 18 ¢ an Trem > anil Le ‘ tou NSS. 29 g loo 1 a SSIS: m vest w 6- by 1) AN ea . DS melance. offered: sent a nteed; | — lock; ~192 Locu Sundi no | sprin — . 26 Lafayat mays eda OR sell. ing rms. 21. 1 1919. wat Vag anicel to _LOC d Su priced | iv pa Tourin mp iring: sel’ 204. NEW mall k it new- tf ISStP igat 44 ¥y origi i aD DSC ffered: cove top n i itic to st oO ft st. day co x. al ec our vafa suit D—" P car: ‘ 3¢ 999 Fi : ravol s ner } al @& mod Ma Uv ST. nda j GR inte rin 4 _ av. EL Do ov car |) . “i I e th mod nditi ginal ’ " | IN: FR » bar rs; th 1; newly | yn; $1! ane op i ourin Lindell | 5 rd ti theft loc a t yette av. | ee ON Tou ettu $50 331 East 192. (3 | ORD foto ondit el, s ys. | ANT d. g, 192 sell ¢ Bom. L MC pices A B A 2B £1°° we ha a and owne: ~ANO’ RAMPTO! t cash me near! | FL Pa ae . Rn a ght x: 4 ell | pecti res; ri lock nd s his av. | FO 1; sell ring: 8, 33 wor sto 23; | al —Tou r Co. ion, tarter eac burr Gawnks 2934 § ee or stor- 2600. 262 ITO! aym | Oak RG ALLEY as H Die on OT ON, 3 . 10 satest | IN’ olate and cor ~(e) | ge run ‘2 how unit ic RDS— che lat 11 Pi th eee? b es, ourit , Fo $145 r, excel-| _pai iper 5 Ww alist §-passeng: or. C 71d tc ent h land AIN , 3205 ar an ide is in P HE 3309 onthe T M 7 3 parking siren! | Seen © rym only 3900 ch ae » | eee a a e me i ee So window 1s cee, xcel- | Hi nt; 1 partite” ry. 8} — P iatag ve AR CO. | canes ton Ss— U sh nCC eS wes) al car ™; uick ¢ R I L nthe | | CH [OT “ in ing 1 res, pen § foto comp 3900 1 ar Au had | | Fc 0 0 up; ourin - 50: 30) dei: tras; t _Gran nm ¢ dow iz: 1922: ealer ale n ) | AY N Arka ing. whee ger, ares, até urd t. (), : OL. DD. SSIP it ings: $15 Be eal $01 aoe ° is car tourin 2E A _ Locust EVR 47 OR. good ight. Sunda r Ca aris mil ide x. re ORD—~ 4. _ter gz CA Nort cutie FX id ¢ 6S52N curt ~~ e st 8, 5! 4 m E en lich als: al ewe Go IRDA = aya ’ sM0 -- Li 7 go 0). = Pam me for ab- ) Mespect; 1s ——s 5-3 a I ist st. | cel OLE ( doy 1920; ' tri} . a) 109 ! 3 ET eo ir ion sa IN a s ring: SSISSIPPI V Dp [ t b ' F not ms. ing: . 3 ~a 7 as els: o rethi 10ock ck er, nis oor Ss; | or ine; ing, M raj (c * LE for i “nm. * tr: 1t. 1920. ' LET n € e b in el. lé ih Ge NT nd ndit zg: (c2) | oe IPP erfe R — l,j ORD 7415 )_ Ca new: 5. ‘‘r ing at el FF Ie ea Pp a. g00 7 aple. n; (ce) | LEY. 3: $3! Tor 3 n a ade nen _Open RY. BU asy uy! eve M ion; all 1) - rv et c IN ey # N good 7 — | FO » Mi ge ve sort rad mou St. | 28 dt -pass : owner Ot 3 05 50, j tee rin ] 916 - — wer . noha una ‘4 K term ing; ry | HE OT cash go in 21D ODGE " AL ond G ter LO fan ru 7 mo — ~ mR on da ry s ers, iator, = 9 oe Sr E 14 ires eng ES ner i gt her O 8205 LAK able ge: h ay usse} 0 pay = Sh 2340 Se indays AU St a only VRO 472 OR. or od ex- own: GE LLEY, ition: F ms: tou Cc hest innin nt hs D—T ee am Phe ond pa 9 e. Lat $2 ‘king . bar- | 8 mechz id c YNE: ust. paint em | a. BU won Ss W an ft. val leasi look = 9 3 uto © er ice Dy ev an St] co do s y elm i R ng. ire OU 3205 L I real oT" ae. ca ar; mio es itio ring. _ Mor 25 la steer} Fe an ond S T B F nodel; for ch derf ond aa ues ng KS of ¢ Fa Se} che: Rt oz - a a > wr: par Lat ar CO. 311 wh R he 4OC n. ee SY Ou b Ts: $5 r; $75 i ol ired: n: c 192 forris >: $ mp. Ing an DAS ical ithe ovU OM rank ye a Dp ul 6 eT h + | good rr hu new, are; VAI. : es, 1D; buy > those rive 5 290 10 ne — * 192: bl. 8 I ee ING, oar. | Fo FOR ty_ter ring 3516 0 12; pen Stuind an b 52 is. 2810 100 ete. ; a eae pric: ~ PB de RIN mt 2: lin 3 0. ars. rice. tou ow Y 0 t ca lakes ndred runs. al tT’ ES 1805 ing thi rens rs, A 1. } FLID notes and | | Ori 19: 21 s0Oc 1 ~~ look T $ i MDS—10 Iai car, Faata "a (Cc) | _ Fores p OD ag TOU runs FORD 006 tou e._3516 & sac re ! OK 1924 ¢_bl wei 30- a -AD: Selle: { NIV EB rms. bar tire = erms s it. een e® new MOT Ope akes mor 5 appe ter, CAR wn nge ir Pp VR 472 R t: $ " top Dp. 8s diti like RIN lik ;.. Re S. © rin Easto ce; - ti dd |. Lime n M ay term nt RS. © gain eS | an es or Kea do! Ww, OA OR n & 4 e ¢ orici ara a RI ONDE and r B ic me¢ OLE ‘ 20 C 197 | o1 and peci on: ' NG e | . eed 1 uri eff gs: on. $° 95 on: tire mod Lim de 1] oto gus s i 4 AT pen in 35 - = trad sil nz ji Kt Cc und uick iz ne e- 9 TT b ufck is b ' »del: +, aa AR ir “jal b: 1eW: 192 FC — mo ne: ST LOrs« $75 +S. ww ch aan e] au r C ira f & 4 3 nigh LE N. = é. Y w t LAN AR ay t ie a al e an 0 IVO} LET alan t y able D 192 ima C O pric park ste impe e 1 IRD cee ae son, ou : wein ae tourin, 100, orp.., ntee: lik passe rR 418 ta | XINt Gr orth | Lit D Cc an Ss 1 pain d pen S RY. BU ce oO grin ant tire aint 2 r bi. O. pen ew ing erin r wn xcell ta] -——Tourin (and roadat. Dv; | 7000. Mot p: t perf iring: Del 43 Pp e n uger RS _ Lo tio Gre and. = ine) nde}! . e— O., 2 a spe a ve Open Sunday CK yp ee Png thy ioe PO a op A Nomen leo ba yom — a adster | term Pa i feo ect eke like 0 ARK. al spo I cust. S. n: $ ON—T - LDs— 512s 1919 921 mn Ni ny lg elour sa RI AU ary | 300 ope ock “toon rin ts shane” Ge eel. met me- FOF es it: a g: mus rent ir ee 8. | OR r Oo mechani ar 64) | ut A cla rt t _Jeffe 185 ron | if . m eft ¢ ode} perate, onadit Fs 's and Ve TO om F n 8 whe ver gz; ( end Ww and sid er a tD 2 he mu anna 29 y z0 © 57x i ae p.. 2g nen lan ike ~ ers 9% U T° ssie our fers a ce urin O = der 70 B97 odel: er C in S15 ion B da even ER sf co | aE ar ores und eel, $250 Al: (c2) UN tn decoy my l nd Le +—To p . | _ard, t fend Tou of eee my free: ~ as wn av. — ~600 26°21 L R ment. if — be N > b ition: tour . 47ae 1 Vash to —. mor aeneenes Touri 1461— : nust Ww e $175 My Ls liern ers; aemoi ts will rst ae ‘ea ° 190 IP ER o cust urine: € n A i Oo er, uring Ree ie SOM aa e en coum pai ing: ‘ 919 ing inta on 201 Re sa st ntab 2 ey ve hovnt- b pal = TY—To st. g; Rabin ] Via $6 Ca elena 22 a Mere aght GDiLIA == = Sunda _CAR CO | Orthwet n Feconditi oe ee th - appearanc 1923: )=G=] ston." | FOR -(pD— ae pte 192 bed crifice, $140; ot » ries ii of Mahoney, price W. crowed gle tetteeees 150 — e ‘ 8: oney . Ww ceca Sates ” , Ce a 7, | $ age “Victor 1068R. 11 oes Tot uring — and even ; | bY Tinaett 70 igh amd This are ‘balance to a1) mecha E-: mt i .oat— city: § 1032 1919'S} and « sok F ANT A hea ‘ex's and re Y= - RS 150 Ba ALTER: = 043 Ww good t $375. | OV a Inviana Appl x, Al " 8 ‘LL Mt = hae | ——— ies ra) way’ the — P IB LUX mem green nic | aS 228” onnd y nate -'10 A= on 8 BY oe ay | @it Td y ; lca R. perfec “Ty Bee is san gs. | ber LET 0, —— * ape be sar 312 XE rit: era allv i, LS... yn: louri 0 . mM 12t) de- IRDS O} con de- | 35 urr st rices; ins AT ash con . dit ND “> Job cond rs F Can 347 haet: . 1803 ea | ical of t T Delm 300 ro Ss sold On Lo AU ; no «- good FO monees 30) ing: —— Sona | P 1 st. u - -T SSRI, 2 720 4 > dition; od N. y to ore RIG Ch in ION naton, dition: | or 1On ; RA. n BM. i ith or © ra WDILAC 475; te on. ——_—— Pa ~ new: bo ne sg ourin ar 64 ores unday. | pen a ON ot Hh mp to gon R D— 5300 30° TIE A Pe ell ft / om p, son our ines’ @ } Del ae AR C Bia . (tr =| =E- the O: G4 AU pelaie ts SA 4 OV ter ma. good t 4: tn . B: rT, Dy eat Ficein 39 uns .| Vowe ver and all e hav DO) Wane 23 Lacie ere) FO peal t ww S.J 1; gs | £001 § to wipped 0d sele: | tte UTZ car Q M AR ne co., "Maetiet i ee {LAND © 15 & nd t ect C ‘ ILL, aoe a 16 & and ge ch Eg in ay Gi non Py clede. | /RD—" les; $: 192: effer: Gor ning Ss. pay wi ele | 20th 2 ca MQN ey aanl a atly ood D icK oom TRING RI ES tem fae a ieee looks | L ORTHW erm it good a thee Sone ae E B 281 ". abgewesies = ‘ms: = ‘ ig gtar rt —__ a condi- _| eee. Jefferson Rien aot (58x) | mo ae n be a oe Bi All Da * yf en tingys snd mo ieee posenes iV ae ‘gndition caine DIL! terms. n '68A Red ; er, an- c nN tra: Ci 2615 - —e (c) | iD—T . Op 2, F ext BO | - S y. ath. ng sse 1g8. rso su nos b ig « t+, ON ene 5. 250 Red he inde! — o + to gy can b aa aes 3 R aan fee S516" to 1 and yt oF Touri per aia” aon ) | ©. und ng co ng rene st OVER oe ge 5- lis i | y cr, al 5a _ 2008 4 d on ” ell 70 0 F TOR ed: e€ fr 1 be and } car: , 19 > _ bee ited e Tou r »? JE ha de | \ erh ourin on Su rd 1¢ 19: _ ay D 5142 ndit er sf Vv. ADE: E rR ROTOP C ae ‘pass oom play; AY $ Gn ee, t ——T S.J 3-p Bod —(e) i 00. or col ape om $65 |. looks } is i 23 1 H FC rethine: ob 3516 Easton ynch. at Rey Roos fet nda dea! )| job. wi Be at 43 a Waters ort (c net $ As ANE ar name ily fo most 1924) \c—~ 8. t ing; erso hoe: 192: ark RAT aie Ten t san e ne Pha pete, Bragg QS be S—T shone: ten anon. ice: $ ) mn towas' i ceca en eve- | ord ith enoosnaet MAR man t se el; p VER trad 192 23 . r new ne 2 sp 0; ne Tou _ trade, uk . 4 = E 293 C bl ION y- 1D nica] me Ww: con lass trad .} ali anc our! eap; terr der 140; | Grat nm; w ree r bib 1odel ; (79) ant tires ire s DIN 7-P s MO av. il ace ~ ad | rm! LAN Ge, % ,. to ra3) ‘ build- “am ) ie ring ike n eT | a “acell HE De! + odges l con Mare ompa condi , ed j FOR T 8 _we nes; ; rms moun ! ¥ urattan, will new t ck, ° con co) ier Leed me oy Al wh ee] peci G This re AS yN ount | i Me les: (D—~T erms., urin oe i. nD re C ‘41 Junia ;j and tir ent f V tmar 6 > Geen 2 Pe nee ‘lon: dd See | eas —T ekly. dandy c 2651 table ORD— sac iges shock ipletely | wo ig a oatia a al bu eord tirea: SSEN N 34 sCartie at quri 2506 tes sa neees eee DILL m t, ar; unia res amil . TO 7 4. ¢ pen 1; te gu with a Atives | all § our yr. oe * Laf Ss an ab! ——T rific » big al ely you sm 0 anioé arts nd s rn-of sur tire is INGE e) | a. thy- Nk ng piss rds wastes a § a5 ond. AC of tr rood 7. ta. ( "7 | WE like y ca UR a c) at Sun: rms. aran 1 an ves FOR und ing: -* 1d ce cars; ayet d les, ourir e; gest b sorb- | ins .e mn thi sal oc nickel ix b f p rrise s; d ove ' eR Fo Arch en ve 3: tt setae ees . Se tion out EP a } is EST Ae ale G ING © lay r ce oo D—" nday. new to ive. $25 te. ao ie ng; $1 2¢ vcr ag PB Phony Pn iis u ondi aoe: cae aint ry Fe rive rhaul 19 OVE rest mah gamed, 3; ete a 150 tre on . 7-pass he, innir seng ’ pa. SID . ood * (y till rade the w aon a To ; aa .. 2805 tor vo a £0 ae iock 19°. ), gain ; IL’ B on t as nit ition and 1- ne } AR it th thi 1jed X 9 E RI it O26 Aut run eee ~ oa 4; priva no eng 220 1g er; | cima EXCI E mo t t Ford me- | FX ition. — 5 Lem -_ > | Nate Bad! 1301 | ome MPO) Page Fn . ne B a K AUTO. is car repi A» apg ne é eevee ae: 10 get tinted Feasonable vc 20 18. Fn. | " Ope IANGED CAR. DE tor; paint | SEE 5041.48. LOC Co., SS jee 40 Pan “a — eo} | Sage of "them abmorbers" larige 1A | FOL MOTOR, c Terma ee MAX WET: ArnB 6.28 and you with olga rina koa on MBG Retbee 6 2 ane cass’ aan tette W\teer yer er. Mel wns exc : 9 ven § 0 AR D oO CO. 4 LO Peas b curing, | a en ae ion; | $12 little new new; mote ek pe pa | 1 AIS lay 8 AR ¢ our ¢ defy M olfa L— . 2223 buv will — oa afte a: i 3 ce 10% ts, le m 61] felbo h excellent | p) ' unday cust, EPT.. TH CU °9 n | ORD— areain.’ “S9R- al del: x * | FO! dot Ford curtail: tire meter lo« oo ig dition; —Touri nd ev '0., 26 caret y, MAX x 22s 2R. 7 “3 LOCT this be | TAT sail 13 pe very 4 eprtrnnerey * 33a oo De lear —1922 urne nr re C and , Dod IS is ST Cc | 4015 Touri 4451 nino We ood - | tD wh. et Se rack; - tieee | aoa ee uring: renings. 01 Lo al | WE egw ST. for. | 9 EM ah ye ~¢ eh . 296 e; - Hg eve 301n0 down wi t BE —— ST. °F 4015 N iring: S1A Be F con- Per’ —Tour M sple avaretiior tire HU > a "Wane c __ teed. ULL good | OVE! OFOR Ce ar omg wee ome: ¢ ax The My m Aint, exc tour ia arag Bre he —- enings nt &5 n wi our he ( i FOR - Nort iE ir Eiv ord ’ rise ourir mor r is, ndid vthi ne- 8. | Ds¢ fidl : rubb /-DAS ust ft 3 3 -1o?2 ru RLA 4}- 4: me gain; Ss ev a 45. 250 anton la pe, tire ellen uring; e, | at rand- Vr ame # . 6. Cc ith ing IRE ~D— hM 1 ee vans. sp For Oe ng T; 281 vali ing: § man ca ON— nd 4 er, ssenge ‘l. |; MAX __ 303 32 3a nnir i rub ND 3 1 0., ery $5U Am able S Ss t m g- th new: O - (cRO 8 ARO _ba! Car; B tras 192 ark ood eeds F ' tour S° oO « ue f sple r: $ -8p , Lote real er: WEL Le en w 0 | bt her 1 Locu ING . Ps car . Dar - pri ee and ech run . Old e pri - oO et _ ) 109 NDELET - are U Y ‘ as: § 21 : et at shar ter, ord ourir ing, 250; 7 Jlive. or 3: en HI 7 87 ' rt to " tor Ca buy: Al mec t ie pees 200 ust 10onst rder ives t and ouri ust 8 Cm ERAGE A 6 . 1035 Sus ah Pte it tod uph a ee s 6 oe asked. 1 2) hele Ivo ELET B cal I ING | FO S185 good e; ne Dod ome gE. 7/9: ord cx $325; | SON O ne egg ‘ine io" e7ha P, con remnant —Touring st. rator ; ea. his pref ng; i. FH . 3 of N ~§ GC orm on it ay, olste i ce . vou ed 400 Ou pen ke cT B easy uy : » (Fi: RDp— ; 451 CoO Ww t age ie. $: ° Loo io r cou -———-—— - | $14 “oO ms, 2 £, Son} P ash . M al c arin a | ————e {c } et Ne car; nt: lat . we i rs. sale sie Mec Ag cote ge on DE LI ow bec mil r Sund UICK ter only T 4s nditic paint our road 75: | F ord c¢ pe, $350 iH 8 le: AKI 3916 yoo aE or | AX ond 19° guar | es pouth #0 I : ‘tine den “Tr 4 nt Bs Sy Distri Mo ay 4 i LUX n term — es: ° ays R K A ms $200 $13. 35; our! ». Cx ‘ion: : sed: ing, 1 ster ‘2; 1 ord coup aiy - it” I 38S d ANI iE * san are av. Ww EL ition: 1: an- | ~ Sid Sid yor tor a ad st nial - mons! MA unda by re A eav n 3128 EA ow ne a be and IVE v'ToO FO tra ing, _Compt ; gtart I ian i 921 ar lodge tour e, $: 2. ou, n 8 oN SS Gown, “emer nr ‘ight. ie as cond | Rare $175 Rood, ] ney O79 © cent pe-feée . ; tands moto rator; KE = utor utom ery. O Loc UTO aie @ eve RAT co RI de. 1920; ton av er; cae Gael 7 ‘Model. al Henkin ra 25; lle oiiaser 3 tra port. new 308 itior 1923 3 Se pair | i otor do - +7 ; u »: of = C OV s tom nd 8, 28 obi pen ust— MO ugh in rh! r’ t Dk o "| j »S—— 4° _ i . an tr P On °l lel. buy pUTIN > $10 Hw S up r - de. Ja st ’ BY " 1 ] >} a 3 t 1907 nt a 3 O Co wh. ye by] @"y) i }». also ‘an l- adi w > ~ ey e 05 le Su 402 BIL a *F g 29 | som To : 43 . sta 4 uc k, erla ; $8 “$47 . $35 £, @6 00; a =——, id 6 234 t M. Ou acr ouri Cc and ' s Vy - i ; r _ oI all c oe Hac her gre oesn in 5 J nday eT EC b a O4 te @ as urin W rter: 2) | mo! $2 nd. 30 ; 72; tpl 250: t * Iney 65 Al ) $38 AXWELL isia ific ng hest | mall ER oan 4 tourl ae ar in vach Ww y at de enings. (62) Romo and sacied QO... O 202 S : _terms — low gs: s Naty — s bile t 00+ W “19 21. B; ac Aub ur N; ) er t 6-40 of con . Olive ‘to | tic V EI pee na. e, ca car; r ™ dow LAN. touring: Beauty ( ae Cad care int ag T THE 2812 evening pen all ds eo Hl ° Soke . ) ev Vase ‘0, x 3 . p- | ‘ £4 at oe « / 27: 7 surprise. real “beaut obile Co. I Sc is Pree, ee sT thwest | - venings RD—Touri terms. extras | Bareains ERATION 2315, onal | Pr ay “a0 Tam Bree gchantoa ns bari RS natomobite. cia Tyr — bond | son came ew 24 N. far ; z B02 Hi u ty: - ont 3 j O ndav uring io U N ntl ‘tor inv t ng i 05 ’ rn ‘s i RIG ( “he re in us 7 . s. | H oadwa ires . urin. 49 cry indi - regain: Oo run: 000 » ass! Ties oe at a 1 Ps ) sas worth Ha? O — « al od — 08 ti h on ; ia ” ral Kall h in OD aA A " Lo or | . 4 rolet ised 4 ! fc) | T , e y. b ote or ng * rol 1 nr. Y o ng. 7th st Riede ba li over C s | or ' N ntl Ging on B ie + jus el shor at > aR. www is; te ae Cab car, le 40 order; _ =e $72 a | =A\= ” M UC b ; . lerm atance $8 1 TOURIN T ash eine ee ons a uyers Be : 21 models: like nev us e dikernen ab-| Bt per sed catia Jefters sg eng | HU DEON ney ‘644 pr trade: 07 ‘5. | orth of ouring, 1999 he i. | 1035 _N H- Kats it f¢ > tor 1g 823 D } | I "HIE handle ee oo Do ) nae atone $75 down 13315 ‘terma 16 | ere to quit. | = ao ae oa trade for eee of entree: | wv ee ER I -E a "RN 1922 is Bs Aaltvery: Tepasmen ae 2026-28 SH Pat! gh in 955 fe touring | terme, trade ar se mr A hee 1603 oe ze RUDE atest fs an jai Ford edan. | Loo! see MOTOR Cal Model AT THE 5% -M = Bae u ished full tak mh TO oO J ev. ” L @) . ly ‘ ing. SYS to >: G car. dav ade ae 19 ° A CA af an for in it like new ee fully e new passe! R pen C: rolet: oOc”u Ds . $75; Gran urin ar F( and ¢ 52: te st f els; ;. £ D a $ LiT he Con t a se CA _ Bo ' IEPT N until O 2812 ening | W ring n. 176 £0 runt dy; seld IU H late F ‘HUE rms or .s ne. —o ‘ pp | om of tod pri Imo AY as fairs BA ‘oe any oe] | DIL pomont as AL al D FF 2X. “Washing: xcel] 1922 — 3A od ables, 31 1x speci om RING "Hodit am ord; il7DSON = servi : cord som Diy | or ¢ today re oft st ne we eveningsry lo oO. ®n07 jlins L A hont 3080 | Baw TER S ( ODG er — FOR hington lent cane = ranaee 8 Loc ial Wie yy G, ] ont. oa ONT KIvHs ce. W tirana (c) | rade only: it PP on tas st Se - - a 4 C P sauniaumateenes i prices ains ATI «2 O nh IE T @ Pe ae es ae i 27). . : r: aenith ‘ th ust. int a bar g? 29 Pemninnstt | =. r is Tour? S_RIVICK ill> qd an 1 =/\ y: buy $690 ering -- ish or cust 4 H i B - in ON 2 © Givi - OU u bles: Touri $200 : 4 c) | »b $2 rgain; £ —_ wigs ed 90 | own, >3: 18 em 1 io 100CU rediat at ; ppea,; passe Su or trad pa ry N 6 av f nen 1917 Oo on ‘y . rs tar EXc cond} CH - aber! ies: To . eae Jeffe s to s ed 12 Oak! i eS o reas cars Oliv ba eq ROC ount ; goo “— ust 8 de m Re ver in nge nd: iv rade ain’ —" e J 46— nd KF - all ¢ 4 uph =f} - UR “a = [a1 . ~ Ran, a HAN tion EVROI ‘Ss; Mm urin £3. rson ult. and ses onab} Ww ed argcal ulpp ud, § cm = Rep se KF st elive ra obile ry re dana) t 623 | tee Site! $° To santana or aay. olat >- pasa, ING fy ‘ a i ~ i Ai . ¢ ‘ lé Ww " s ° - t “* if thre | a f : 8 r _r A ~—-- pas new ti: 22 She or | aa SU wt) 21 our ade ext r) AU at it i Lizz stews oe e of ey ger and 5, | »N intl cast at d pa ee For | s EC = 0 _ aut ~1999 Thee a os t; | CHEV sseng tir mod nan- AS OF 85 le + ing, - Bs (TAS: O TO ¢ t is zie 2 ‘all bal t! i, c eve- tir 6-4 ne C . tra a bare int | PA a, or sale AR +4 3016 10048 yo bine ee or trad oi Rul gor Se es, ca el; j dow BL ee +34 190 ashingt: excell Sti 340 — bar- r T co.. ae 24 | ba | ese pass adi af 06 es, nS 0 de Kal “good | Ci puri sal . : ‘ . r bj o1 ; 4 a re sLicT just r a. . 3d70 : ate ng es nt arter On Do 2 Terms. | Ww ance eng lla a2) new: disc ou . 39: or ter nD aT AKI RE. m. Bo rms ew ‘Ear! ent per LE} seri 4e touring. 13tt trade for ra rE cmon tT’ upe. sh or ist rep bar n, bala big_t ae TR 1] . FORI _— it cond ar live, ; £h wn, 0 2007 s. | 350 OR E e ove irs f af > . wond we “ ring; 58 I erms, rice: ms pmo "8429. tr - . tru . a . ~-s - i ice in x ig. — 1 st for N vine old: r Four OG. 0) will aint- | it} prem : nce _ parae eO5 kD ro a, onditi id de (7) ; 3 ock late uri Loc. } Oo 0) Gri LET L- , “10 for S1¢ —. 7-pass- _Loc derf give heels: new eAC ledea lA ' P AC KAR O° 7 ~~ in f) ‘gtd, rt. 6 e sal bar CR ~ tert KOOd ong | N. fu hs -B, ink. _Lacl trade | oe eS et te 50 foes urin ion: $160. Pigs t abe mod tt et. oak, arvana HAR months 20 yi pret pe ll ar lo pain o-} _f AR nN S mpi ‘wth, am Matstt : Maxt 1803 rt | ae T ne Pg ov oh. = aa ucli acCa 700 om i924: lede. e | hom heh ed Aa | be eek Te 15 lar rubb ng; ; $166 ntab| | : ef bers; e Sg aa! ever xm H } and er cust st ar. aw oks it, good fea? | ect ; p— Ves phae ie av, * sada - } t . > whe or ULF ourl a 7 li : wo HEV d., rthv mile 24: ee (« ie. hu sold . Cor rms 50 F a. her: . start 4 . ‘ jes: ; OL I y rs; ‘ ai 9 5 ing 1¢ rT Pa -- L. ae Mo car g nN nd ood : PA SHS Fo . Pine > © av. ; eevti14* ee {2 well 20 ee hs: ~ | ie Z| iO] ‘perk n- pho ROLE Fores pp sea iock ogly ee | rry t l by ne , pot OR - jooks” ter 3036 . o> v terr lots arter, | s. ‘and OR ¥ 7 192 omor on W ruar: ru cord | CK Le uir in wi ut ; 20, ite ak: i ~ Mi. qui $77 >; ase ‘ks gox 36) er M10 ns. of 4 Ss ‘ co. Mode icon ont fot rant ng AR ter gs 2 « fa ft + ea _Leeu $98: a 1918 oi liom afayerte, Ph a mae gre t_ 628 Hays) Bad = three Y A a ge ck, the m rl ia, ee 0 ig - | MP ES. sone ieee ae 6 MOK nt 89. or tat Oe. like nalie = ta & ms. we ahem . N. G =| ve on FOR TST aoe oh A ntmont Fb ve _“TI%6 ll Washi ; only | SON ‘ ciabie nat te like n NQ—192: 61 ante? RD—T le: condition: arire at O ght 6 ge. Es vite “Natural, be: aut tor perf CHEV Sais S320 1 ike new: tel | a, es id .-E- o} 3 —~19: a — aes penta ‘e) 2 hingtun oe TOU RIN UStV ne P ts vm vet 8 wat os unday me tytn a _— ooh. extra ma, i MT “ atetes . Bridge oy 4 a: ann eateers s.ET—T O Lik ny. | mo ourt ent paint now ; e's OL » I LAC the c on M mate O ST. im: ¢ bert in to S 13th. BS ta Cloned 3353 Locust, | 4 Le heh. ange. — rade Lorp cane ae uaran Co ?, AT —I bber a ad ive. e ne a unta bl a . a | ini Ay Hi TRIN | yocust EXCHAN f throt — a ur car: price . oni touring 13th. eer Che , only rut 2a. 6) wil ane oy nee aaa .| CLE . 2Ar ay af or W tee; as a ~) Agen 79°]: nev 300. see ie w: big | senal! les, ne 192 ms. xtras ight: * chanc NGS ~ IAN oe re ighout. | toda eve 1 vt 2a pric mp ge my ne. BN} enn etnut “4500 raat ey 159 ll der dson 2) EVELA ae tern ill tr bar emo week 1: ne 35 Foe gage gi bun! , need ge: 3: old ern ‘ars @; ac mm. ~ ] GE ntal 5 y if ry bud uu ou g 6-= ed th tion: look Skil F pring ~ on ra pas Nat nor e ~ LA: cus oon ade gain n- r - needa: o: 50 ¢ con S( - em m ‘sts 333 car. iS a wil act ©: *) aoe 5s) CAR wo 250 j you r geht t 48 ver is: . a Re: FIRM, needs little pasty” 8100 Hine nett _— ural Bride = a ga on. Gretel a Mr. IR rade, TE are ‘Suutornia: (00; Kimb oy ps saky; eae welt ae. s low as $35 sid t “a UP car. Hud ‘Bomont 3 Pr. Sar Liv F % balay a real to ere the be “w fe: "1900 trad »? i ~ i} 5 4 Vv oO a & - ; ‘ { . hy e ; ‘ar te - rT? e ws ' a’ 4 ba a : Russel) A ee sre cy TP —— (7) ah OR RELL. ehould god a teh RA Hiv omns =48 ia. | FORD -. 440 ) . nee = cal sell. ff | ” BBE a 7 9 down. le onto Be es Pi Syd an sport son t 3080. fag i. B. wan Se RC 5. ye warmnie, in, Si: 2 Lik in-6 Pp | ; Auto s H oon TS Verhaules Vat ly. Ned ’ ering pen avois ad SH sel er c) D nN RD— 102: V Ao ray “ : f ' a) heal ; -E a ace ay Lo 4 > ea tf tou S mee. ; oD to In ly me 6 nf ry pss ales. sth lage F curt ul ing any rd rupr | CLE event av MO quick! and t ort “6 (7) | T} ed Bi 8: 4 sta nditic ully pen €% er. {, your | ™ orth $f mos asy. ring 9 Q 10 ¥y $595 ew; ack: toe jo. we, Fone = Ce oF tal ed Cal 84] ue SF piled LEVEL nes TOR y. ‘in rom - ; _Third rd ¢ firet-clas tion: a equ oO ent O35 N aes 100 t «i Bigges A | Of Ww ‘aah a. will a ne vou ike . nc : he : 5 ot Al ANL and : lat " ust ear S065 axw t ee eeee On 8 jas hed > IAT = NAS i a4 “ nes irno y: wy S A if R CO t 5 = dia 1 Ww. giass ic “4 : e; t elie sur Ww a? ” n al ORT an ter mod ° oO : $115 Dod ell see ‘6 ina eee Sal i b to 1M } 7 pa CAR he ver “ will i? po nd « 700" ceil, 8 Touri estm doo ~) | events erms ving. e to miles 24 m 2 94? gaat 9 ms. ! ool pen | 57 N ake eet Be F xP Chae eats x $ ty } Dargal offe yp | onne co + or x oa rt t erenin 260 x | renin i $85 our Gel; star “ OT wew Ve Seereeereeee . $6 a! 1? er y ; as 7 -passenger B.S ms, h ert ou erenings ofel Sher Scar nse etic ml Saat otk eae Ball bes Fem aeaere ea se JEErEgHS gy | Hobos ra eee MPTON | Uae weNRP Se Fi et ine : 816A aaa than ie RR MOT aioe °o parts; ror Tagg ord » 3353 any joe Tewett | + te eeeeees 4°5 ager n> uring, ne, 19 ck sale. at : a Clar: $f ain av good | H— us e . 95 a 0 rot » sh 9 mod VERSALs aney ~— exce RD — Tour i aie Touring 199 lew pL. “heap: tet} | nin icon! terme ng it —- ter barge E . 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es 1200 AU TOMOBILE S, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale A dei in these putea today. “AUTOMOBILES PASSENGER CARS ie TRUCKS ste ACCESSORIE Automoblies For Sale — Trucks For Sale __ Accessories, es, Parts—For Sale __ Chassis Fop § “8: Automobiles For Sale— Automobliies For Sale— uCKS F “gpark: | FORD GHASBI8 _10007 Gee - ‘Tourina Cars For Saln Touring Cars For Sale _ Miscellaneous Miscellaneous FORD TRUCK— %-ton express body, $50 | ACCESSORIES—Magneto:” Bosch 2-spark; | Fore eae also tard quae “i | ' / 7 = ’ | “a 4 Ti condition: $173 down: | TOURING CAR—1021; good condjtion; bar- | Miscellaneous | FAR aa Font track, Gord Bisrage | cash. 2425 Coleman. 12th st. We ceased hee» in — oupensine wabes ° LOS AO tA I A TN: PA NANTON” ELA AS ENE LEE AM ICR ES Ee i AER on ae - Fa Ne A ee a ee a oe ar oe . — - — otte~ds — SOS ue . — a o—~ . ° oo -“ ene -remeanerape mp = a ar ape Rep eatienn-ciliein aap amen catibtrinte ee eee eT RE ee emer ee - - rea ss pines ~ ne en ee ag Ree NP RE NN EA LOG AN NCE CN NETO LTTE CI A LIN NE PAN CR REE ELIS I IEA ERG CS TCE: ely ENR SCE REN et Ce pate etn le high atlas ip enh enaaitaastiarh dey cones ma as | dmg ane eee a a RR ee: Fe a ae pi fe nase we aaa in hr eT . ae eee ie ea eile aetiod eek ee —— cane nll Sat os a et tee mee nonce ne Bie ila choke tn re gp 5 é 7 cae aes — - 7 a _ a « - —_ —s ae oe — — . — ~ d m a erery SS ae ¥ 4 or : ’ “ en te ~ - > . : - 7 - : 7 ; s = ~ ; : : ee y ~ * =e - aah te . . ; ~ . - . > se - ; ‘ - é ie " = ww d r * . " “s = - - a - " 7 2s i—- a , ——— o er TNS NN IE FESS SEINE NR acto TN oh an Tea.» a wee *. ee ” ~. - a - SEE SLOT I TINS oF AbD antag, agrcapagecoan Pp erperes - oe t. " il ee email down pay-/ gain. 4525 Cottage, $50. : FORD TRUCK 1915, closed body, good | ACCESSORIES—One set of wood wheels for # a een Seer SST, | TOURENG CARS—40; goal Saraetne: eC € ) and_M_Co.. 5750 Basten sv: ye private party. 2659 Olive. Essex, with rims. Cabany 2089W.__ (©) | iad Coupe Ye . co. |__terms: trade. 305! aston. $a : 1CK-—-Starter, curtain _PE | ae Th ; 1921 | Peerless Tou r. | ce ge ’ i: cm tamales be $473. hn $75 down. Riefling s, 2315 Olive. S iCIALS old; cost ove" $800 ne Ww; ¥ 3, Only g een ig ‘ a c a : v Bay: 10434 Ene ph By Cab nv 5023R. {c) | FORD—Ton truck; stake body; runs good; FO THI S WEEK on’ easy term * e: Basement s Rng, woo ong newly painted; motor a GAN IAS4: atarter demoun: et ' t] i bargain. $150. 4243W Natural Bridge. ae LUXE AUTOMOBILE @ ee DISCARDS ” bles, Hassier shock absorbers. lock secr-| © ( | FORD—Ton truck: stake body: good rub-| poOR-OPENING CURTAINS, TOURING. 3 Locust—4021 | Lac , ee SD Lacon ~y send i an ey = “ edition: S163. 44605 » Used AKS ber: will se}l cheap. Psy ever av. $7.50 A SET: ROA DSTE 6. TIRES, bomont 2381 2X. Open Sund in _Bomont 2 Open all dav Sunday. | Delma- bi. lens es Soe " © eal © FORD TRUCK—Late model, stake body; $6 $ CA SET: WIND CHASSIS— oe bs = i A PEERLESS Touring Car Assortment | ee ee Ristiing’s, 3 asie ourt Set BakeRs gb 0k “Part: iL NR tiers pi: nea 4 prove y as $50 down. 1603 Hodia-| | , —Ton truck, ru NS ime: a telike new in operation.| after being re- |. Terms as low as S00 dow ——;| | Are a good investment RIGHT NOW, because we do body! 6x6x12.__ Fisher. 6200 Easton. ___| PARKING LIGE eet dee: railroad charges. . built. but very cheap in price: we have open —— , , “7 ares ne TOldemohite. Tperfect. condl- | | ard, Studebakers, etc., ete. and panel bodies, bargains, easy pay- your old ones in trade; spark plugs for all| BODIES—Ford ton bodies ana a 7 wav ea — “eiR0 "in-monthiy notes. $22.50 each: | ' ments. Riefling, Ford Dealers, 2501 S.| cars, 29c; locking radiator cans for Ford or for coal hauling; $40, 49a: i j ies sae. _H,_B. Beatty. 415 Franklin. — k for demonstration, the prices Com ak Jefferson. Open Sundey and evenings. (9) |Chevrolet, $2.95: motometera, $2.85: pumps, | Bridge. Priest). rt nches, | to 100 a F’ ’ , : rubber ma c: an —— pd f STANLEY STRAMER—Fine condition Bg | ) 9)? ty I 9? Pick out your fav orite, as oF I FORD—Light nary gruckay PR gen rege i ae of other items at real low prices: "315 up. Pine) ane “Press, FO ‘ at . Patiev Mo. good tires: vrice 2 ye must 8 g y a m, | . ¥ BOAT wtd.— cn Rood cond 8 Dis} - right into sérvice; aptieciate. Riverside 1275 (c) are all reasonable and the cars in fine mechanical con bargains: monthly payments. Deeds Auto |® Finders “atiened to each customer: Riefling wid Ao. wees 1] | . Body C 08 S. 12th st., opposite city | Ma! . - brand-new. $29 off list: 9 = es : ve SUPPLY CO.. 1107 Chestnut st. SoD Tau h > ne pipe termas 1805 Ruseril. a2 1 ( OAD dition. 3032 LOCUST ST. hall. F gnt ot i Open = Pp: com = in éve AUTO PARTS—Used Briscoe, 4-38, 1916: one-ton us for padd or * —Touring: 3 months na: must sell; “bargain. Grand 607SW. ee sth )- : t . . . } } hi f value; 5 tires; new Come in NOW. Liberal terms to responsible parties. clutch: good "condition; see truck. in. rear | AUTO OFL— Blue Ribbon, 10 gallons for a BODIES—Ford; new 4-door eedas BOAT—Cheap; floating, fo i . Kennedy, 921 N,. Leon- 408 N. Main st. pass. coupe; used or sedan ge av. Jack's Dw ~ | | 1921; starter; good condition; $150. BATERY CHARGER—Tunegar, bcs type; ‘ a 1, STEARNS-KNIGHT ipped | W/ Ib tan I /\ wWto Co MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, 3205 LOCUST. complete, 3519 _Pennsytwania Lindel! 1919J evenings. ardware Co. . sroadway We have a few Stearns- » ee that |. These cars are equippe | e er 1D 0 © BARGAINS IN USED TRUCKS batteries. Toman, 1435 C ut. roadster: $15. 311 gic > +t} , 2 z . LOUIS, MO. _ |{§ “ase 4 ] ster body. ; ae WELL MOTOR CAR CO.. xceellent eondition. B 2804 PINE ST. ST STORAGE BATTERY Dodge. 12-volt, fully land RE e21 Locust. 5 isth & Locust 7 Hupmobile FGRD—Truck; 1019; in first-class condi- | charged, $10. _5896_Cabanne FORD BODIES—20 new, us ‘s _ WORSES AND VEHIO! ° | ol2 W. Stein st. SATTERIES Guaranteed year; Ford, $13; | (Si ; SON RAL | 3026-28 LOC. lle _FORDS—Trucks, %,and 4 ton, open and| 13-plate, $16; Dodge, $19; oil, 5 gal.|~ styles: cheap; trade” 2600 aon fgon, 2903 Caiffornia, ayn) WHC panel delivery. we have the largest a8-| med., $2; heavy $2.50. Banner Battery, FORD BODY—Touring — bt ee hye Rp. mM. 2 TATE MOTOR CO., INC., battery for every car | cheap; trade. 2 offer Siva ; Sales OM 3041-43 Locnst_st. (c68) at - rice or every purse.’ FOR Hodi 306 8. St ' ein. 1321-25 N. B roadwa Ford ev., Buick, ort es; rove te ster | .c8 work h “STEPHENS, 7-PASS. TOUR. am! Rene tae Overhauled,; eow paint; in very good run- 450; terms tO suit; can be seen Sunday. | HEIMAN BROS. BATT. CO., 2012 Locust, STUDEBAKER— Touring. 5044 Snrivht. FORD—Bus, 1922; 10-passenger, $650. me - - FORD—Ton truck: stake body: $100 or cheap. Owl Garage. 14th and Cass brick or ashes. 2 M ullanphy vnnd back t. yon N. a SA RNS—Tourine car: Te like new i Bisa at of 3124 Pine. E ors ee MIGHT Sone: a new; MWA KLIS Open Sunday MOFningE. ard. RUCK = MAGNETO— For sone Wake rand coun: new” and ‘used tay 8 IN. net: bom —_- and 26 — es ate type, half price. thne v — ———— , yout, feet; sacrifice; terms; trade. 3441 Juniata. xX \ ¥ K AR FORD T DELIVERY | nel; in aS BOAT ieee » BATTERIES—$5 up: batt fis for all es a aie : $5 up: t — Nt CAR CO.., « BER MOTOR CAR CO... meee te ARE ANXIOUS TO SELL SC + Killed atleast woot, ete._ 8020 . ’ 2 r ° . a) "tare or commission purposes. 3321 rts: new and F Eee ‘BODY-—Touring —— . ) and ‘cultivators; — OY s tess Ss . . . 2 o -—-. 4 oe - -m *. * ae pai a ee ae Nae tte] AS RI CAE a al a. ‘ ae st 4 re 7 " : used. — £0 2. . i 9) ; Fr ° > ; mé- . 2 , . ly = eit A ik eR Tt rk od shape: ee x Dresher, 523 Allen $100 $300 1920 Velie 4-Pass. Coupe; good eum (e) AL. ro SERVICE Co. O up: will trade chanical condition; cord tires. ||| INTERNATIONAL—One 2-ton truck, ~ in 15_N._ Sprin (ex99) B75. 1RR2 )! 6UR USED CARS ARE SO GOOD ORRIS—Ch good Ube Delmar. Lindell’ 6560. cc) | WE GUARANTEE THEM YOU WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE eg ty OS -PASS. TOUR. | An exceptional value...$450.00 Me, condition, 2915 S. ley |i cheap, 4726 anton. reyes Sunday a. m, STUPEBAKER —1922 touring: this car has| WILL FIND HERE THE CAR YOU WILLYS-KNIGHT 5-l’ASS. TOUR. only. been driven 40U0 miles. 5806 Deimar. ARE LOOKING FOR AT THE | 150 (c7) , , , i STUDEBAKER Touring. runs good; good PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY. we a e.. $2 MITCHELL—1922 model, first-class con-' FENDERS—Sport: fender@ fot Ford and P1317 N. ee oe _ '|l| Cadillae Coupe, Model 53; good veniences; will sacrifice, 611 N. Channing. Kk; also Ford sport bodies oy. - ois FORD BODIES. KD ND t | RS t: ind mules. $300 to $400 | mechanical condition . $300. 00 ||, PACKARD—One 21%4-ton truck, worm- a4 big cars. Wagner Gear Co atk, All styles of overhauled a im, RSE—Ana wagon: cheap. ~ -PASS. TOUR. drive. 2915 8. King's highway. truck andl — . _ rw ; Paige cabriolet aNd Sy MB kt ie 33 -—Stiff wagon. 2608 tow car, $68; $18 down; trade. 2340 RLAN 5-8 ¢ COUPE. OAKLAND 5-PASS. SEDAN. : GERARD One 3i,.ton dump truck, FORD PARTS—Genuvine used axle and res ; - oe +A Ri ® Ove. Buick touring: OVERLAND 90, 5-PASS. TOUR, FORD SEDAN. 1921 Studebaker 4-Pass. Coupe. In ||| PACMiing. 2015 8. King’s highway, cylinder block any parte for Forda waetia, m, our besteent ee —Cheap. 5227 Geneva STUDEBAKER—Touring, 1922; . light 6: eerene Serene. sy ee ee ee ee A-1 mechanical condition; driven | PACKARDS—Two 3-ton trucks, $150. list price. 5037 Delmar. Forest 243. (cl) |* ™ . DS — BoE —Big_ work horse. _@tt mR... M316 Soe $460; terms tn gee. all z : very little and looks like new, S. King’s highway - rc) FORD MAGNETOS recharged; start on %- 106 8S. 12th st on "elt Se ULES. ie * nade. . ; . L 3 / athe 4 ° 00 —— — T-inN : Se E. $400 to $500 $800.00 PIERCE ARRO Two 5-ton trucks: « turn; bright lights; hot spark: magnetos ; ND a -.u ‘ . H d z ; - STUDEBAKER-——1920 big 6 touring; Hex Se oat eee condition; cheap. Western Brewing, on tested free. Walton. Forest 7W. BC a ly at 56238 Shaw. Winter top, extras; bargain; terms; $600. Wille St, Claire phaeton. 185 5-PASS. TOUR. : | _N. 6th, East St. Louis. (c99) benietl pees 77 a harness, cheat Sian iar :——> ae cord Gash trades Rerms NAS SH 9- PASS. oh HOUR. pee ‘!} 1921 Peerless Coupe. Rebuilt and ||| RE $400. MH Mille is Fy Esa FORD FENDERS—Dust shields. running nd st style B 4800 Carte pity: original finish, special top; al « ae neece BEL MOTOR weight TESA + tg TOUR : repainted. Has every appear eval: eo condition: bar- dintere" $8 ape i bea ocd, Bi: tome BID. Mae eho ae err Lange ta: = 5 gee tra@e; terms liberal, 18))| 5189 Delmar _ Forest 888 WILLYS-KNIGHT 7-PASS, TOUR. + 3§ TOUR.” ance of a new caf $1400.09 |} | Pein. Box tae pele Disatch. 4e)| tis. 2820 Onna.” equin ni are $15 _2000-¢ _ ee — Open Evenings and Sundays. a See. See OVERLAND 5-PASS. SEDAN. | BARGAINS IN USED TRUCKS GLASS CURTAINS—For Chevrolet; cost | Ken in trate ae thea S800 McNate 145 STTDEBAKER TOURING $135 , $ > will es ag used two months. tg" - page A ge Eger Gh acai 200 3 1923 Oldsmobile Sport Model; || wack INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK | _Phone Webster 722M. ask for Magon. g At 812th at. cppoatee a on later mic @asy terms. Open nights and Sundays. md Ty : ~ ; : TAXT BOD Y—?7-vz INIVERSAL. 3418 Locust. | | | ; 20 driven only 5000 miles. Two CORPORATION, MAGNETO—Bosch. $6; high tension, wa- RASGORES; Ios ~ u eS es OLDSMOBILE 5-PASS. SEDAN. $ 0 Up | : 2804 PINE ST. T. LOUIS, MO. | terproof; will sell cheap. 3536 Mor- aan 6 BES — i. a on TUDBBAKER—Beaatiful 1919 big six, 7- N 7-PASS. TOUR. 3 wind-shield win : iDameanger iouring:, best real bargain: ev. ANNOUNCEMENT CHEVROLE SS. SEDAN. WILLYS-KNIGHT LATE MODEL, | str ta tes aks aut ly SERVICE—Panel truck, 7s model, 1-ton, | an. , “SPEEDSTER BO. i erything. S298: wonderful chance. a - i i ic . Ss PASS. CHAN _DLER q- -PASS. pee motormeter, Spo ig ’ ex ra ire. run only 3000 miles; shows very little MOTOB MONOGRA M~—Your monogra:n, any For Ford chassis; ste ' SES -t) harness, ice and Cos chee. DEBAKER—Brougham, late 1923: has Beginning this morning, and con- [| service: bargain at $800: term nic eled; attached to front of radiator like gain. Dn Pe fare: 6 years old; singi 8 Ache —— Eggi rg ape: tinuing until every car is sold. we ’ TATE MOTOR CoO., INC. Automobile Club emblem; $2.50. Motor 106 S. 12th — hea : ; $25. 2532 W. Bt. Louis, _ Ye teg & Inquire at 3327 es, ig ne ee. ee ee WE ARE GOING TO SELL EVERY ONE OF ||\|| Pierce Arrow 38, 7-Pass. Lim- 3041-43 Locust ‘st. (c68)| Monogram Co., 7426 Flora av., Map! wood, potest i=—c ki Locuat ee astounding) cut-price sale ever at- || : J ° ys py: ousine; paint mechanical con. ||| WHITE—5-ton truck; good conditoin. 2829 | _Mo. Se Bargains i in Used Ford —t | sudlibetmia mime ; > tempted in St. Louis. | { y T | 4 aie eT ‘te vat Salena. HAVE you tried Miller’s air cushion piston a: —; eas (DEBATES condition: (paint i A call to our spacious salesroom || THESE CARS THIS MONTH TO MAKE ROOM dition. and tires, good. we — TRAFF1IC—One new 2-ton; used 3 months.| ring compression push ring out to walle, Coupes, rernpee E4494 Brees a and tires excelient: a real bargain at $475: easy or a call on the telephone wil! im- + 4 , gain : 650.0 1012 S. Vandeventer. (c) prevents comeing o saves gas; perfec Taken in t + ee se = ware otk. wagon and tern Open nights and Sundays. mediately convince you that we have || I: SED CARS THAT ARE —'T take; pneumatic; like} Compression. Office 4726 Delmar. Forest | bodies. - 3040 ust st. Sun wi UNIVERSAL, 3418 Locust. ||| the largest assortment of high-class FOR THE RL SH 0 U | ee aes ea “3805, Page. 460 and Forest 4079. Coupe De Luxe Traded C Bey hd eae ad Adama, “Kirkwood. 4D STU DEBAKER TOURING $135 ||| reconditioned and aimost new auto- |; , TIN | N 7" , c i} 1922 Chalmers 5-Pags. Touring. Per- ||| — “ARLCWith hoist with acetylene | ROTARY -CONVERTERS—And motor Pe we BE——One heavy bay work ; excellent coMMition; $35/|| movdiles ever shown. Among these | BEING TRADED IN ON THE NEW OVER feet mechanically. Looks like |}| *torch:° Weber ambulance. 3321 Uemp, sins, CG, & ¥. A. Hugh, 1500-05, AS Auto Bodies Mi SES AND MARES—Hod months. Oven nights and | | wonderful bargains you will find any é G. & Hugh, rr CS a make or model you may want at | AND CHAMPION iS AND WILLYS- KNIGHT | | new. Fully equipped. . . $950.00 TRUCE Al candision; . § ip bofy, aseti- roadway. Tyler 1520, Central 703m “fo FO ORD oo then Wtd.—of pe i : TOTTET sri, EER _ prices heretofore unheard of. | a. a — : : Li yV a arness, ay BIG SIX STUDEBAKER ‘21. 4 | y ‘ Fats N . ia TRUCK—2 %-ton, $300; Dodge, $100. Mad-| SHOCK ABSORBERS—Ford cars, hvdraulic,| BODY Wta— rd coupe; Any. eee Completely overhauled and refuiished: St. Louis Auto Sales (o. | CARS. EASY TERMS. SMALL DOWN ||| 1923 Velie Sedan, 5-pass. Prac ison Plateau: Webster Heights. new, guaranteed, $16.50; worth $30. 3036 | . 3324 pel rae ty Pe Bai ; Casy terms pen nights | LOL ERE LEARN Re eR. Cyl phe in te NT Ta BEE IPL A IETS OR AN mR mt ee MOOR, ol FEN EE IE AR. ARI a OEE “AG RINE oe arbe eee. Parte y P ~/ rere ee ee ee ee Be Ge ee ee + ier ~ i * a oe yi > ey a SR pape 2 aS wee yn i ee ee ee eee ee he erred coy: +o ee ee) ee ee ae Sg eUD ore a s4 SR mm ERY SA Re EO ey OR? = — . ) a “i oe =) ee? ate! ete ee ee rer a bes ne a aA ihe aI ERS en ae ae oe bp SO a a gs 5 | 43 ts : . a bh ‘aa Ey i * 2 | ets Ge b oe is = ; s : ~ Young; eure te ] bu : P Y 2 ‘i tically a new ear. Extra tires. TRUCKS—Several; first-class conditiva; 2- W ashington. B : 2 5 A . . , . ———— id BopY wtd.—Wa - ck takes place. UNIVERSAL, 3418 Locust. _ ee ee , M N ° Trunk and -two suitcases. A ton. 4902 Manchester. (c a ee ea ond esudd Mot ot Gon F eR aS : body for ‘Fo po ada “e : aa = AUTHORIZED OAKLAND DEALER. : . TRUCK—One- hai ive. fo layer-|. repair u otor Service Co., ord. Ma ‘itt. Fy STCDEBAKEK SPECIAL TOURING : | { BOW eat in every respect, TRiano or davenette suite. 1733 wiliott, | 715 N. Spring. (cx99) | ROADSTER BODIES Wit Peecicthcat Saintes et tbat | WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC. $1400.00 || TRUCK Aion, with stake bedy: will ol | Coon, PARES OO Par, Matinee, OUR | ci heigperm 4008 Mam > ronan farncon 3} ee Se aR i pds caten) 2) RE 4B) Set te > cee gir ayupn br taadee rare vate eae ag oe “ ame ie baa Ree = Sing ~~" . Sale a bind 4 c _waen n ac tes ~ . a2 PEEL OO OP SI Bors Oe RS Cet oR pe 6M Phe Ae = " eee see F ee en 7” ee ba *, " , tail ’ 3, ey A! Tse e's ke oy Feit hi> Set * 4 ‘ oa tr ‘es: rn tne oe > dee Hein EB oe pat sie J a. Sa i al A 52%, , was ‘ . + Tin 7 om ty % 4 pet PAE a » ‘ . Prete ae, . : . . bp § - © - 4 vote - 2 ; su -F Ag Gag ™M . de Ms on oA 01 ~ they 8, lb ' > Tamed . “ y PS ow 7 me es ” ar “Ob? 3 eeieedisects pape A ey ree wae am ps ~s nn toner 4 mee “tf ~ t] im d ] ab ss ] CHEV ORLETS Open Sunday 9 a. Mm, to 12 Also we et St used cords. silney Bah >» 238, Post- “Dispatch. : ie Mords, Dodge. Grant. Essex. Over- equippe WIth eXtra ire an JUTN pe I 9 a Trea Sedan, touring and roadster. These cars © Bomont 1712, Central 4168. (c89) TIRES—Reconstructed; best TkMPLAR—192 +. Sport model, jike rew,; | land, Durant, Maxwell, Oldsmobile, *. G g vin P; - ° are like new; wonderful bargains. WELL- IN Wh t $2 u bargain. Tire “e. _vig bargain: § $575. Bell Kirkwood 219W_ Studebaker, Chandier and Gardner, || saving. ars uarantee av one-third STON BUICK MOTOR CO., 6417 Easton. | Sc ce ©. nates avi ae VRELIG—1023 model, first-class condition; | ranging in prices from $50 to $1U0U0 Be kan. will*wacrifice, 611 Channing. —_——_¢c)! |} ~Cash or terms, No brokerage. — || down, 19 tS 12 on balance. Trade your DODGE—Truck;, will sell. Seen... Pa ~~ 4151 Forest Park | Bl. USED PARTS : +e eeade aaa cod . Tire m Sgr “Velie Touring | 1618 Tower Grove Av. | old ear ~ (ude, Cate. SDS B detteen ee FOR MOTOR TRUCKS eg * Neht 6: mechanically O Kerepaint-;|| Grand 413. Open Sunday & evenings. | . | DORRIS—Truck, 2-ton. suitable for coal; Accessories, Parts—For Sale ALL, RIND Aish SIZES—ALL TIRES—4 new Sr eaten ae 3 fas AE cord tires; has wonderful appearance; | (Uo ee _ only $75. _ 3126 s. DONT ENV? PES—% LIST PRICE. new trq7t must be seen to ha 3 a mn ol gests oxi oe EEL OREM IE teeta dircaddocbastn 3309 Locust St. DORRIS TRUCKS—One or two K-4 Dorris |The other fellow with a one-man top, when On Seeman ee a = pg OO ed mm 9 10 TO months on ba : | | ! ry OMOBIL E a. a a eR trucks, in Al condition, Call at 140 re Ses 72a" One with one of our 8639 8. B oaGaw Ri duty | BE LU XE "AL i fj | — = s | an | Chestnut. 8 converters for $1.95. Did you ever notice Do oot rege old Hy nn ve TIRES——-Kokome 453. 84 7¥ : fy 128 Locust-—4021 Laclede. =. Sper ‘pomon eh $x. sane how much better your engine will run 6n a But is it false or is it true.(c99) ots: ae. OS ine 2 | fe) H . | DORRIS TRUCK—12, three-quarter ton, |damp day; make 365 days a year dam pegs Se: Romon: 2X. ti tt me THE SHOW USED CARS OF MERIT | ey express body; cheap; iraae anything. ee. “ee aa oe our price, $1.95. Do _Paee. ao - —— i | 3 "ou now a , vo f 2. ae ~ $1350 VELIE, “$698 i © Or I} MS 30°6-298 LOCUST ST. Hudsons, Willys-Knight, Moon, Jeffrey. | : =e built today come equipped with hot-spot Accessories Parts—Wanted mee $350: ‘a me yh oS Touring; just look this lie looking, ° || i vill is-Knight, 1921; $5709. hy Mi run 2 > . . : , i ' . oe f LL A a tt +? te. ee cow ea ; W 1LLY ieeesaes ee 5 age ith antes . ©, 6 Seven-Pass. Dori iS... 1] : — . - I OF: D- ; 2 ate 1! O19; ton true i: “$12 25 cash. | nek orga 2 roadster .s 75, touring $4.75; | FORD CHASSi18—Brand-new. start- $1.50. Filling Station a tier tartans: fine condition: rea : vA ee I Call Monday morning. - 4632 Delmar, rear. | ona ea een ot $1 45 A - Atenas “Kent er, cheap; terms. trade. — 2506 \ elscootes, Bote ble. Apply 4957 Parkvie nae sc? Pass. Locomobile dition... - ; Say ae PORD—Ton trucks aren ight delivery; $75 $4.5C and vouras AM og #, oe oe | ea CHASSIS—1918: cheap 3959 Cali- | 30x8 $2 “Th: Eat ILLYS-KNIGHT TOURING 1922 Doss Pieree-Arrot 1919 Sedan; a real bargain... 5 ind up; terms. 2809 N. Grand. ©). frent $1.25, rear $3.50; carburetor adasenes | ia ($2 sent mechanicaliy: refinished; excel- wey 1 ahi 19°92 Coupe: game as new ‘ } bt ORDS—3 brand-new ton trucks, different and primer combined, 75c. Many other FORD. " CHASSIS 1920; good shape $60. | 3k ties; a reai, bargain. on easy terms, Pass, Hupmobile. | pe; sivies; mugt sacrifice 2906 8S. Jefferson. _ bargains ! 4448 North ceatues ; |32x4 Oven ‘nishts “TNIVERSAL, 3428 1 Pass. Cole ‘‘ Eight.’’ | 1921 Coupe; overhauled; re- | FORDS—B “small trucks, open and closed. |~ | FORD CHASSI8—Good condition: f all cust. 5. 4 . | , | lo a ; co on; mo- ae Locust. painted | ordan Brougham. . $65 up; terms, trade. 2506 8. Jefferson. ¢ tor, 3444 Pestalozzi. Victor 3418. rreondl tioned: whole Os as ing time is 9 p.m . pe 4 ; i - T . ~ Willys-Knight 1922 Touring Every car in good mechanical con | || 1920 Touring; very good ecar.. t Jordan Sedan Oo FORD LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCK—Cheap,| Se Newman at 3711 Delmar _FORD—1920;_ starter piock. chassis; food | ECONOMY ta On’ t wait until el 2 ane © ye Pts yeils dys « . . Me oe ~ + a ve s . ¢ : teed “Fe ‘ — ud > Ate Petpet besa b 4.06 a wee Eee u ss , oo eae aN pe pete ge ie meas Teh ee ee . ies wees ee mae ae iow an pi a0) Bing -_ ‘ ‘ - 5 4 ‘ as t Bis ee ae - 1 = ba 7 1See ity pr ape Neaate pape Reng dm DS A, deta Re nt Ca ee ata raat ; . Sed ane) em deat. 1 tanthenatiee pin eoen ae ree " ‘ , 53 4 - Yes hep yeas cone igen aks eae : : Pre Sa are sae. * s: Ie h9% i : ‘ . S - » ——o oat ¥ } x ~ , ow Sa n> le adh ~amattns : Al shar run 6000 mil bumpers. ex- as a Me ‘ “s oe ; oe fe ses T : °Or body good condition. 6827 Minnesota. > . tra tiv ” ‘parkins lamps, » ight. ete. : | dition to give satisfactory service, | |. vee Runabout; same AS BOW... of Sc rsapt tr 5 ; net FORD—Truck, 1922: =e bods: shen. | and Save Many Dollars on Per ee ong ‘$00: terme, (¢c) 1 “ cash, ere or trade and represents one hundred per 1921 Runabout; very fine ear. 150 | pmoour ouring. . .$695 Reis 6150 Bartmer | . ae: Your Auto Needs. | FORD—-Classiest roadster in town: first. ap age * BAR 400 new 8 RODGEI S210 Lax st ” on » 2 =O = ehendiies Est : = BO lacus cent value, plus, 1920 Runabout: a real bargain 125 | Hupmobile Coupe..... FORD—tTruck: closed body: motor in per-|. Ford feriders, $8.75 set; poor-driven Cn Fae8 Panton ete ein Chevrotet tires at your ‘own “a ° o © > ’ ee * SPEC AL! 10%] Chassis: a real bargain ee rey , Nash Coupe pe bd Oe A ce FG?5 fe ut con dition: $100; terms. S713 Ci ASS. (Cc) horns. Ford and Chev rolet, OS F erd . (c) to save inoney ed I . Inspect Today vf : Durant 6, Touring =Q: FORD TRUCK—One-ton; late 1923. 3716 Wiashbield glass, 1923 model, | FORD-—-Chassis, 1at7, with body runs Sunday. The "The Tire haber “Kuight epert touring, as geod as the . All the above cars have starter ” ’ SRS Ak de Cc ‘alifor nia. rear window glass, 3 or 65 : rfect; good tires; $47.50. Colfax ‘eovuR. | Cueatmat se Ww buy fay if Vert the factory; fully equipped «nd and demountable rims, and are ra “sa gp PO aM wre PORD—1921 dev truck with side cur- | mem ag ta ble a | bib. nae Oe; aoe Acme. ie) 506 eee ee ’ ¥ ‘ ‘ ‘ we re) ‘ i ‘ ! ™, ‘ itioned, at sacrific ‘Ices. ‘(iL ‘ very ruc wit ai. le ¢ . | pure Vegetabies, 5-ib «Ib. . 3 stint teli it fom a new av: must be geen J Sacr ce prices taina:. atarte ter: $175. 1805 si¢ ur 90c: Ford ic = niated beams 1924 —- FORD. CHASSES = $45 wu some arter | is nies Pahoa Tilie be a Preciaied Terms or trade. ID aa) MI it ' real bargains, YO other selections. . Menard, (c) “ G | CX © rit ~ oy ed, $8.75; Ford A-C brake ‘$12 50; Fo ~ jobs. Riefling, . Ford Deulers 501 8. a: Cbebedher Dictriverers. Pris OLor LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR. SAINT LOUIS MOTOR CAR. CO «1 tesa aeenerla Saga deinpuatsbie, wheels, 96.50; ane-mnm, top for | ne See eny and evenings. (CO) TIRES—3 1 PET te Washington wo ands oe + Nw eee J F Ti ne pe | Ord. $21.75; radiator shutters, 3: dis- | FORD—Brand-new 1924 ton chassis; has shing ion COMPANY, Ine. Peak + 7S. inh body; sacrifice st ir iaer vi, (ven Sunday and ese: ter. PP a De sees cheap; trade, terms, ; 30x38 UTGHOBILER—One oes owe tourtiag, C . . 2506 8 of ag 4: © 1919 Hudson super-six couve, one ¢ alr OMM)D y Authorized Ford Dealers i FO waprinincinesataiinaih | se a (c) $i5° an” head «eee , os RD—Truck ; $75. Wall Paper 8 FURD CHASSIS— ; . PMulck: coupe. one AY: Ford coupe, GUINY | | wanchester and King's Highway | ~ Bas: aha Eamon av w+ sor Automobile Parts gE: Sg bagoat $130, $50 down’ also | — mors uto ©o., 138 Lemay Ferry ‘cy Parah and Laclede ! Boulevard i : | 8. FORD—1- ton truck; and extension jladder.| We can care new and aod parte 16 has for $1275. Mo rie. 8 ~ 3. CATS 40. $40, en; oil’ Kisde; } 1 | Grand 7620, 7659 Imar 1690 | __ Apply 2559 W. University st. TR pg terme, trade, ¢ 1803 Park a at pl f a Delmar 1690 | rs | FORD—Late model town ear; many extras, | ut other parts, at halt Bate 2338 Montgomery. " ELL BROS” rene Bey at, yore PEE Re AI CNR Beet a

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eT. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH. ROOMS FOR RENT—Norte ’ TURNER, 4121A—Furnished front. for refined gentleman: rr « . real 21 Laciede. E DISCARDS _MULES—Matched team of blacks 3 and 4 HINES; "500 Dik AND MACHINE WORK. or _two_gentiemen: Colfax 2022M. apartment: twin Dede: heated werage; refl-/ BELL, 3405—32 ee, 5. 7th st. (c) ts HOP; THESE BOILERS eat stam ae reasonable rates. SS week; every convenience. McPHERSON, 4300—24 floor room, couple; | 3 car lines; heat furnished. used: sel ‘a iy | ble harness: all. $65: must se)! : need } ; cindesiteentens __ sore? __ladies employed: private family. McPHERSON, 4147— Warm second-story | FER 14, 1983. > - f HORSES AND VEHICLES | MACHINERY peewee => foal t pe ! perth: business o a Tree SAS. 8730 Pom oal to nord EY Machine tools and ARTMANN & MEYER. printing and book- EASTON. 2801A—3a ¢ floor: beard home ; a Frest teanr aah ovely yoome | with P Case av. CURLEE CLOTHING CO. 0. 2033 Locus Farm Machinery KOSSUTH. 4438—Room and board, 2 gen- gor _~; board optional i Hi. FARISH & CO.. 713 Chestnut st. ' NDAY. INERY } ROOMS Ww . For Sale | — (TH BCARD—CITY ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY | machinery, have environments. |. : ; weight 1250; — ep ee | CANOE ? : : » et @ar-old, fat, chunky. ~ a now “ye modern fact 192 6 cose : CAN ho ; $80: also 58-year-old a mati | Dresses, sawe erin iors: Tile and panch paler Co Ni proadway, &tt £.(c80} | Room AND 1916 chassis 1919 - a morning. 172: ed tone 8 and 12 Sunday — sheet metals tote: 606 mach RE} AIRING a rebuilding of electric mo- home cooking. 808 Market ’ girls employed: ful house: excellent ROOMS—w anted. 1 to 4 high-class. con- o., rai we ; cozy home: central south: reasonable; mex! 2700 Ss. 12 (c7) Jae i Is Our Middle Name). diate delive 5 FL -Gerleman Electric oon lemnee: oo Toes widow's bome: bath: LINDELL BL., 4115—Secong floor front, M-17, P. D. | ___puller: $100; harness. __ 2725 C1 true; MAC HINE RY LATTNER Steam | ©,» A. MACHINE AND TOOL WOxKs— ences. Central AU TOMOBILE Eo. | —Ket.__Portland, Room’ 82, until noon. —_ oo : : :. H; (cog) | ASHLAND, 3912aA—Room and board ‘or one with board; modern; newly decorated reahonabie. t—4() ee eee ~ _- mn Si undays and even} 4s : _cheap. ia wagon, in good condition: OR VULCANIZ- Speciar ae amare & experimental FLORISSANT, 40424 N Room and board, re rooms, to couple of adults; good location; 2—Room and board [Tr two ’ CARR, 308—Rooms, furnished or unfur- King's highway and McRee x30"’ Dalton bench lathe, used. — > ‘ - rcom, | a . CO... F _Chestn t et. CHASsSis_.. 3. |PEDDLER’S OUTFIT hon Spee —5 1's" Greaves tinene: ra SP?.CIAL MACHINERY—Metal nove ‘Leg, | PARNE Lda. 3832— Young lady to ifve with | ith or without board; private family. (7) F = H. FARISH & 713d u ’ . ‘ MULE—On ; e; and 1 horse: suitab ten tlemen to share large front _ | MePHERSON, 4618—One room, good heat t IST DISP TCH light work, Hydraulic "Press Brick, Sor a’ MACHINERY 1} FOR SALE. Mais ieee Gee: na 7 ‘c) | line: reasonatie, convenient "to ea excellent ee eee : A 1 Manchester. | year-old horse: _ $100. tre ; ‘alsh. 18"x8’ Sidney lathe. new. new, — and inete! stamping small family. McPHERSON, j7xx— brig ght. clean'| CASS, #14—One room, in rear. ere a meee + ee vr ry 99 || PEDDLER OUT hess 16°" Queen ( is = N. Broadway Ty NINETEENTH. 1610 N.—Roo and attractive; near bath ; unusual meals cas “2813—Hall room for sleeping with if R SALE SWANTS UTFIT— Complete: no reason- Dar n City shaper, —. Ree ‘c gents: bath, electric, heat: “privates $4." | reasonable. Cabany 332 1M. fai | ._able offer refused. 1918 Keo Queen City shaper. ial : S| oF _wRbost ogra. 6s For Sale PEDDLER OUTFIT—Cheap? cine: | 14° U.S. aril press. new. PRAIRIE, 2944A—Hall room, with board. | “PHERSON. 4474—Room and toand, 3|CASS, 2011—Furnished rooms for house- rd touring, “$95. a= | L437A_ Sullivan av | A Wil el reee. new, RADIO ROOM AND BOARD—Lady: vicinity Sarah| Forest 1201) ON UE! S11 conveniences. | keeping with clean linen: $6 and up. __ ip ee Ford chasms reese - | iuard punch preas, used. s vie nity — res tn (4) | CHOUTEAL. 27 71—cCouple only. 3 rooms, $15. _PEDDLER'S OUTFIT—Young, fat. chunky No. 1% Robinson punch press, new. 128° at-Dieatc rn amit Box M-!McPHERSON, 4525—Beautitull furnished | all modern convenienc nes; $25 er ee ee a ee aid h ‘ N Post - -Dispatch. a . Phone Gana for the ay horse, brass-mounted single harness.. 9° 2 Robinson punch press, new For Scie t-D years old. _@ a 29 ¢ Rar av. Hand-screw machine. used. me bi! mounted, SOc; ty pe under 3 Forest 3804 SECO ~ ; | YY . , } ; Siete tae: tone | : CASH needed. | PEDDLER'S OUTFIT—Closed-in. round-top uate wheel ateniaibense ened. souie crysial seis tor $1; guaranteed. Home| SALISBURY, 2188—Room for 1 or 2 gentie-| adjoining bath, steam heat: excellent : | _room and Board; gentleman: ideal } ! pa eeyganey ~ | Wagon; all. $ No. 2 W : [evo ~ LOU! aa al location. DAYTON, 2831—Two newly decorated S. King's highway, . . ail. $60; reason for selling, death. arner & Swasey turret lathe. CRYSTALS—B S. A427 —Child to board; not | B41... (7); rooms, with bath; large court, electric, s No. 35 Swaine press, used. A. $1; B, $1.60; reflex special. $:. ou. ee MecP HERSON. » 4263—Wel; furnished room,/ furnished or unfurpished. 'c) Bshieid. 3 Cabany 2onuw. Platform wagon. brass-mounted harness: Enameling oven, us _Radio Supply. 441@ Easton. __men; private home; reasonable. ; _meals. — 2621—5 “fooms, bath, furnace; ee nm, 1923. in excell | just jike new: also fat chunky 7-year-old| .We sell both new and used mach CRY STAL SET—Complete with an arial and| WARNE, 2141—Room and board for gen-|McPHERSON, 4704 — Neat] f Ge for 182: rowdet, eat ) ao lige 9 boxes. scales, Heense; all co om- | on time payment if desired. apery 3000-ohm head =. receiver made of __tieman; all conveniences. rooms ; ‘excellent. meals; all =~ pg eS S50S—Licht ne ge Parente 3 Clare: aCe. ed : | Howard = must sell. Call today, 22034 | | Be gy 4 S. MOHR a apd co.. — _ cedar, aud supersensitive crys- _good home. Sr eile ~oF_es gen ms —— 7 touring. - PO ee . ~ = | Olive 3050. 1311 Pine street. tai; or $9 jastalied. Call 6307 Aljia- " McP ERSON. 4507—Ss MIGHT ~ —oOne a Mabe-Powers. compigte, for BOATS AND LAUNCHES NY—Side or drive. Call Sunday morn- | MOTORS— % to 2 horsepower; discontinued bama.__Riverside Pad. Nort west poo beautiful “qoute Tone Ph oo FOOER:, Sue GF (we HUTEBNRT HSS enatisn —_ XN, are. good Sm | ing. 6111 | Bertha av. sizes; cheap. 4100 N. 2ist. (c) } CRYSTAL SET—Complete, $7.50: Moaodyne| GARFIELD, 5943A—Furnished room with; ily; gentlemen or couple. Forest 301MJ. | Olive 4071. 7 bodies and cab. cunarr|| ee 5. Broadwav (99) | SADDLE > HORSES—®_ fine ¢. gray: city broke, | MOTORS—For saie or rent: ail sizes: new tube sets, $10; all kinds of crystals, tubes, or without _board: gentleman. (e387) | FEARS AN. 35034—Lares, $e ont —— or 5 $40 P suitable | 6352 >. * mf “. years old. 6122 Clayto supplies; batteries chuirged; single tube seis, | GENEVIEVE, 5027— First-cl tabi | | _ light housekeeping; steam , kas range. u% 4243W . i _ lifeboats. packets, tow | ayton av. Benton and used; wiring. repairing and insta!lin ‘ . ass e beard |MAPLE. 5177—Rooms with board; 1 room | oz Natural : i i aay an ae Snot ee I 1°26. Acme Electric Co.. 221 Market st. (c83) pal eos irons, rity wee evenings.| with elegant rooms. | suitable for 3. Forest 7832 (7) FRANKLIN. 2901—Rooms., iia house- . . “ i) - ‘ i a | _ee , ecrnectin ooms od floor: _ Teasona e. g ‘HETLAND PONIFS—A: MOTORS—aAlternatin d —————— ~= : ‘s care: rivat }_ecunecting r a mitable for faeey a Gonsw; jcomplete tm every Geinil: | "broke: wentie. Yor Fhiiien hag a ee: | ranted, Bold nnd eatalned:; “ast ous rete) |RADIO SET—3-tube with large "AT bat | 27a Private _bome, Fores) MAPLE: 504¢—Roor i, Mat” GEG; | FRANKLIN, 3508—14 rome: ood. business 2294 “Mullane ae the S ae mt. 70a N. Second. (ce?) | ,edy: Taylorville. I” (c99) purchase contract. National Elec. Servios | ott: Monday eve ning. 1842 S. 13th st. ST. LOUIS, 5814A—Room and board for two | _470%J. | location: furnished or unfurnished house- — %-—- ee oe : | PEAS BAY MARES—FExce! _Co., 209 Washington. (c83)| RADIO—Grebe CR-S. with 2-stage ampl!- gentlemen; near General Motors: turn | tr ' | keeping rooms. 7 a sedan: a SS. gg e aaron foot of Bre- 2 price $200. Phone L ida anaes condition ; MOTORS—tThree 2 h. p. and one 3 h. P., __fier; first floor; cheap. 4909 Parkview. heat. sent ARYL AND, _Cathedral” Pariah, menses Aas GRAND, as N. —Whatly fornia’ wore : i mia 4 : | TEAMS—Two = T — 3-phase, 220-volt General Electric mo- | RADIO— Sabie. —Crystal set complete, aerial, two- ; ; a eee . putictemsined ~ : erson. (ey — ; r ~ a ne eine 5237— gas nge ring. 1922 model; ; $32: Gardner wagon, like new, $35. ness. _-33 +1) Texas. PAPBERCUTTER—30-inch. Peerless Gem. 3 ern Electric tubes, loud speaker, Dbat- front rooin in private family. or 2 kentlemen: “Room and, hoa, Fr Reeping TOCGRe;. NOM,” CaN 2p Par fo G14 Sheridan. knives, best condition, $250. Zeman, 2527/ teries: $60. 5347 Labadie. BOTANICAL, 3863—Single room with | veniences; (53x) | child | camen. Es “at peeiect shape; | R god 7 OS Sriat ————» SS MACHINERY S._Jefferson. Both _ phones, RADIO SET—R. C. Westinghouse, 3-tube board; two extra for meals. Grand | FAYMOND, 51. [b—menuaianie furnished MORGAN, ag 4 > nae room, $4; Jefferson. (o} B® Lowenstein, 1371-25 N. Broadway. (cd) POLISHING LATHE—Large. and wheels: mL D. R. "Hotel. 34 438 ons Rn $50. 2882R. room in exclusive West End residence; 2 also sleeping. $4. 30 34 fi ring. roadster and truck; NESS—S work horses. mares. mules; good condition; $40. 2320 Cass. Tyler | \oTmancy Fiote). ) Franklin ITANIC am adults will find this home; meals and en- | MORGAN, 34°4—Housekeeping. ‘ oor, 743 W 921 } n. Wanted 3453W (c) RADIO—Tuska, 3-tube regenerative type; ma bia. —— Re tg sentiene ee geen, vironment perfect. Forest 7177. gas, electricity, running water in room. (c) Natural Bridge. — | kinds of wagons. 1 Morga . = DELIVERY Sopot . IRNESS—Single with plow chains, on:y |AAl MACHINERY HOUSE will buy or sell PRINTING PRESS—S8x12 job. Apply aoe brand-new; bargain. 4446 5. Broad-| gentlemen: board optional. Grand 6428J. RIDGH. 0022—Room and board for two| OLIVE, 3229A—One large front room, $5 Tamm av. We OM: worth $25; one horse slip, $5; iron all kinds of machinery. auchod horn-Al- 23141, Olive st. a CASTLEMAN. 4020—Largze room. neatly employed; large room: sii conveniences.| per _ week. 1, for light chassis: assis: $25; , wheelbarrow, tools, etc. S070 Enright av. brecht Machine Co., 721 N., st. St Louis, PRINTING MACHINERY. RADIO—32 regenerative set; Al condition; furnished: modern home; reasonable. home cooking: no other roomers;: owner's OLIVE. 2112A—Rooms for light a 918 Southwest. {c) | MARNESS—Farm wagon. horses, plows. ne RS CA ~ r ™ = .— cB) Guaranteed Rebuilt Aggy e. Cylinder ae will demonstrate. 608A McDon- CASTL EMAN, 4033 Room and board for zene: AND BOARD Wtd.—Couple: 3 bi. Ing. $4. - yn gp 5 SE ows and cultivators: sacrifice. 4 OTO ought and exchang ationa Presses Cutters, Folders. 2: reasonab! r if wanted: - 4 > C.—~-OUD:e, enti- s— hed, $12: 2 rooms, ; ga- uring. 7316 ~ Be away. : ee (c) Elec. Service e Co., 209 Washington. (c&9) Complete and’'Used ne ane gg in New RADIO SE a Westiagneuse R. es vate. - . ee “i oi dren, _ age | 9. 8, 2 years. Box T-51, P-D noo” $1: Ties 4 Compton. . road . | ae teria set: get Stations from coas o coas t ~ *y rr SESS—Laree assortment new and used, PRINTING I PRESS—10x15 or 12x18. Cail hy | Be ny to Buy.’ cheap. ll chauffeur, 32 Portiand pl.. Sun. | CHILD TO oy Fem home, near Hum- py en > WASHINGTON, 2644—Front parlor; also 4 10c can, sweat pads 50c, at 231414 Olive st __boldt School. Sidney 1321. for a! ~ Cabany 3726R. oS on repainted —~ a able Ii $2.50 ips tution ‘$1 PRINTERS’. "SUPPLY CO., 114 Olive wt, fc) | Say morning. Call ta, reer. i se) Room AND BOARD—aAccommodations for FI a eae 2315 Bons: ack. 1317 N. Broadway. eas For Sale PU LLEYS—Steei. iron and wood: new and|RADIO OUTFIT—For $11: set up in your CLEV ELAND, 3967—Nice room, good board, 2 young men. private home: excellent | WASHINGTON BL.. 3407—Two connecting , — os 7 °119 ¥ - used; all sizes; my hangers, shafting, enn; — ready to a. Sena Og o3a7M conveniences, for gentleman. Grand meals. Forest 6701M. rooms for light housekeeping. AY Ape BRORSES—And mules. 2 iorgan. AIR COMPRESSOR OUTFIT—Garage | couplings and _ beltin 50 for free demonstration. e Mc- : ‘aii: WASHINGTON BL. ie EPs e front IIES AND CABS : nem kee ween: cheap 4209 Warne crane. welding outfit. electric grinder. ST. LOUIS BELTING & SUPPLY CoO.. Intvre Radio Corp (c8) ( ‘OMPTON 3825 S.—Room and board for Naresidence:» ¢xcellent Se eee eg ge residence; 1 aon tle- overhauled and refinished f : >} 1231 Market, 509 S. Fourth st. (c99) | RApDIO—3 tubes, Deforest multiple wave two gentlemen; private family. Cabany 4871W men; references. vote) MARGARETTA, 5015—Fu HARNESS—Brass mounted: like | on. 2 horse top ice wagon. set double har. “new: big bargain. "Sezai. 1231 Market. RADIO—Kennedy receiver, amplifier, West- | BOTANICAL. 39: 39 Anobleats furnished Ye O37 MARKET, 2822A—Connecting light house- | room for lady, $3 per week. NA NATE RAL BRIDGE, 4! 483i —Room for 2; home cooking; private | gen ee NATURAL BRIDGE. 4914A—Room. to lady employed: kitchen privilewes: ref > _exchanged: private home. Col tnx rie | en AND, 4756—3 ¢ furnished light, heat and gas furnished: § week. Forest S184R. NORTHLAND, 5232-—Silee abitne family: all cuntenindane PARIS, 3614—Front halircom with Colfax 1853, SACRAMENTO, 4860—Room family; homelike: board if sonable. — "TH wes 6214 atural Bei ridge)}— ee one, two, four monthly: beautiful A large all conveniences. ve. TERRY, 4021—Private family. 1 or & e xen- __ tlemen. Forest 7313W vt THEODOSIA, 5710 —Large front aa nished. 1 or @ gentie ord chassis; look like ORSE—Stiff wacon. 2608 Clasgow. (c) AIR COMPKESSO RS—Curt! r : slete; loud- k sed y 95 3 [ Dp wieh: 2400: $110 2008 Cass av. ——~ SHOE REPAIR OUTFIT—Champion: DO you get long distance on your crystal) rage optional. Grand 6371M ; COZENS, 3863—Two unfurnished, comfort : BAND RIPSAW—42"" diameter; power feed. | ~ nay . > c set? If not. get my special crystal de- {| —— = : ; ROOM AND BOARD — Neatly furnished : ectricity. Inquire at STER BODIES BSES— ith VERNON, 5012—For gentiemen; hot and nished: modern conventences. (c) ffitt. T.inéell 1429R. 2 - double harness: cheap. 2729 Cass. ee te mene Motor Supply Co.., 2) ‘rs Pi oe ng (c2Ox) |? or — ‘: pat oar ; room, wit cold water in room. Forest 3662 . ~|GRAND BL.. 1711 N.—Furnished sleeping eer’ Witd.——Must be “a OMBORSE—Wagon and harness, and two-horse Nope ' pulverizer. IF your set fails to function. cal! OF write NEOSHO 4344 Ses aad Read: sane thaws VERNON, 6706—Suite rooms, well fur- room: heat. #3 = bany Mill. 902 Mancheste-. Faron and harness. 29139 Engenia. een, aang ee ee egret clam-shell bucket. Donald O'Neil, 5740 Bartmer av.; Ca nished; good home table; Forest 7803. _ | GeANp. 2539 N.—Furnished sleeping room {c) ORSE—Harness and coal wagon. 3126] phone Room 417. Claridge Hotel, today. and 6 h. D. gasoline engines. 4353W. Sets rewired and reconstructed. OREGON. B840A—-Room and board: @ gen. | VERNON, 5647—Large room with board; for one; $3 per week. comotive. : . avis : ~ ; ; = BOILERS—2 72"x18 boilers. alls 1 ~ ell og BS pump. tlemen; private; call Sunday morning. private Gamily; 5 Caes 6 6Cole GRAND. 1407A N.—Neatly furnished light S os arn - RA NG—lIf your set fails to = 1798S. nd housekeeping or sleeping rooms; reason- For Sale . "erat k i erh. wagon and storm — .-p. firebox botler. 3 single-drum D. P. hand crabs. orm pee RADIO “age ¢3 = a Donald O'Neil, | ROOM AND BOARD—Home cooking, steam | VERNON 7ie—laree Groat vom with! on red: “wre side curtains, ° a ; boiler. MID-CONTINENT EQUIPMENT A function a __heat. Grand 8123W (c) jay bed for men or couple employed; ex- . = ; N. 15th Tyler 229. = SER—10 F vertical botler. CHINERY CO., 319 N. 4th st., St. Louis, | 5740 Bartmer, Cabany 4353W. Sets re- : day = we Poa1M * (3) GRAND RBL.. 1201 N.—Furnished seme or : ae Deeutitul, ch: =e eas we Pon eer Mo. _ wired and reconstructed. (cS) ROOM AnD BOARD— Private family; gen. tre goog Deere, Se = lady employed; conveniences; references rtains. ~epaired as * oa eg a ag 4 TH lex pumps. TANKS—Pressure; Underwriters; 4500- 1 al ruses REPAR- and tva20o 4063R. a rf “e ) "ease Gitele caateahe Ga a with- agg N.—Lovely clean, front > recovered, “Ss. 69. $409 mi 7 AND MU LES—25; good condition: 5 Cor iss qngmes, each. Dieckmann, 609 Security Bids. _ ey service on your own tubes. All RUSSELL 3954—Room and board. 2 gen- out board: private home. Cabany 43504M. oa.” bath. electric, phone; two gentle- - on grad! ing work; $10 to $50. Con- 4 sieam-driven air compressors. TINNERS TOOLS—®6', 8’ brakes, 30 36 i unconditionally guaranteed. See your tlemen or couple: all conveniences. VERNON, 5432-—Large firet-floor anal acm waouies ae housskeseine, for am: TOP—Rex touring, fits ing Co 7S Vander enter. (c2) A Be: ted air compressors. square shears. crimpers. beaders, etc. tube tested before taking it. Denco Elec- ST. VINCENT. 2907A—Room and good room, 2 gentlemen or couple; twin beds; ploved couvle: also small siceeping room. H-K models; $50. 4435 : ES _—Good team of bay work horses; wi. c* 50 sox a'soxe Bees co.. Brown Machinery Co., 2323 N. 9th st. tric Co.. 454 N_ Sarah st. (cf@) board for 2 gentlemen. every convenience; nice home, pienty of “R212 Parmtehed seues natvernter ea gree mer Ge them; using trucks; price $75. 1001-3-5 N. 6th —~— | TRACK™ i te — > ae eo _ RADIO TU BES REPAIRED ST, VINCENT, 3002A—Room with beard or | _g004 food. Forest 1994. HARPER, 3212—Furnished_ room. het-water 7, 3 r Bros . Kinloch, Mo. (c) ~ ani , a D.. a. mann. Security 202 itchen privileges for or « la ri- Nat * tie eves nh. ne oa "ST 20. Libr SE—One . good work or delivery, ood ert ns heres motor Co.. 221 | TRANSFORMERS—50 KW, Maloney, 6600- D. , : +, @. $3. oh" v.| vate family; all _conveniences; reasonable. — WASHINGTON BL. 4360—Beautiful l HEBERT. 3747-—2 furnished rooms; electric, demonstration call Web- Madition; will sell cheap, %215 Dowler “Market a cA 9300 v.:; also several other > Seamed - ‘and any others, | SHENANDOAH, 3656A—Clean, warm room room to share in modern home; good mea gas, bath, conveniences; 6 car lines. Be. Pine La M ann 6.50: | Wiswell Hlectric Co.. Ry. Exch VTs. Phone for 2 employed; board Sees WASHINGTON BL.. 4057—Large room; | .% wn, Mo. (c) CHAIN HOIST Al, brand-new: 29} WAN. HILL-McKED MACHINERY - , iS veun —— hot-water heat; home cooking. KENNERLY, 3800—One light housskeeping ER, ‘33 ‘BLACKMA ) 229a—2 you lads t for touring cars; BE—Double eet of harness and two %-ton. $13; other bargains. B Tyler SHENANDOAH, 4 8 quate room. 4233 W. Natural Peiees cheap. Call at Morton Salt Co., | Market. So70. Pe epee eee 4 et BOOBA Louigtana,, room and board in private family. (¢2) | WASHINGTON BL., ad ssi : KENNERLY. 3921—Large, nicely furnished or S-asps. Buick ees pe, COE = “for Mr. = (c) | COMBINATION . Tonnes Ge casi oie | RG OUALITY MACHINE TOOLS ONLY. n (c99} |SHENANDOAH, 3922—Room and board for desired. + pete: Ge ee ie front room, second floor: all convs.; reas. $75. Veniote Top ee horses, , mares, aes; star agg age . sinter and. biser : Ss. T Vee, tools. good condition: — two; an conveniences; Park, Compton Cars. ; ~ er Leccmennay eel "& Co. pte Bases ji jo. & Foster screw machine. hi FOR WHITTEMORE PL., 2355 dern room ‘steam heat, renning water; Lin O07 te) | —Eoomsi_ modern; private family. For Sale $ = lack; 6 years old: weight 1450: CORGRETE MIXERS—Secondhand; for ir 0. 00 Mag ee oe ee with good meals for "9Z 38. 50 week. a aeINGTON 5. "4adiclLoes, warm | KOSSUTH. 4456A-——Bedroom and knchen ate ns j o7 1 Apply Wm. Hernsmeyer. Bellefon- of rent; all sizes. Tulley Equipment _— No. 20 Superior drill press. MUSICAL rgom: meals family style; all home con- peeeianes In home of widow. Cybfax 3501A ‘Missouri 4 15 1 ———— Olive 8068. ‘ (c } ates cag ge elgg So” B. GO Southwest veniences: reasonable. Fer come cee mas ‘om. nose me x 08) ; 2 to 12 inches wide. Dogs and Cats For Sale _peved Boreas, _ Forest _7939 {c) | comforts of private home; excellent menie MONROE, 1403—1 single. 1 doubte, fur- oe ae ay 3 ica, ivert revolving screens, Leather ee reed cy mand % elevator sm wes k: ire Furnished rooms and board WESTMINSTER PI 3416—Roem qnd | —Sres;_teacenede, ay; black mare: @ we b CRU SH ulverizers. TF Tt ble, 1895 ee E 7 wee all_co STMINSTER PL., . se ne. es $i up. Harrys © Gruendler Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Ca. | | ee 150, 75 gallons to 45,000 gallons. 4 cirls with board. Cabany 399 5778M. furinshed room: Srivate family; reassn- good cord tires, The Delmar. THEODOSIA, inno yh e front inteaiied et 2 gentlemen: $3 each ws 3 REN, 5450—2 pwoenm es bade young couple or adults; ences requir ad ALABAMA, 6614—32 so “ape rooms, couvemtonenss couple on ALLEN. 3700A—Frent men; meals if wanted, ANN, 2717—Four rooms, bath. furnace, tric: $45. dtnithiain 2 04 ARMAND PL. 27 _—s ae family ef 3 ARSENAL. 1319 - 3 fu fu housekeepin ARSENAL, 701—Two i large ta for housekeeping; first floor; gas electric light. het and cold water, ARSENAL, Ly oa rooma, housekeepi bath gas. water, heat rage optional ; _furnished + or BOTANICAL, 38714A—Reoom.- large, twin beds; modern and homelike: men. Grand 2582W. BUTANICAL. 3071 A—Large room for ehnhes*: all conveniences, beard. 6 re > Vandeventer, o 3x5; DI a be is me yaoi se}f-open- Fomps, 16 new Government, 2-wheel, 21- SEE PART 9, PAGE be CABANWE. og southern » . sedion cmahanell: “beimanaiiar teuia Giaiee Si 4015A—Comfortable_ front room eee a, F102 8. eK: price $25 cach, mnie of *h. ‘Broad foot bed, equipped with Timken bearing disc (REAL ESTATEAECTION) Banas aes tha chin haseniinee ing. as | fp family ema met 50702. . vay. "Tyter 1820, Central 470 Vises, 45 new: 3-inch to 6-inch jaws. CATES, 5807—Room and board for couple; ball Se erg MR ag eset cons ‘cee Pale. 3 oe at — sleeping oF light Call ted; best makes, all cee a DRILL PRESSES—2 4-spindle drill resses. Round iron, 45,000 pounds, new, %-inch | , references exchanged. (c@) all conveniences; reasonable. or phone Tyler er 34314 after 3 p.m. ___{c%) Tire store, 2112 (Q * 2224 N. Oth st. Phone Tyler 690. (C7) /¢4 4-inch onnen ecrew stock, 68,000 CATES, 5658—Child har kind mothe>- | SarMINSTER PL.. 4242—-Nice single | POPE, 4668A—One unfurnished room. with t ani 4 ine: save 20 to 50 Cold-roll ly widow. Cabany 1142 o om. ontinuous hot water; good meais; kitchen privilege; working couple or girl; mass JPing 2 UPi = done ‘¢ —— —— Face Re gh oe ries} suovly Bi | pounds, l-tinch to 1%-inch ee aS R¢ )¢ MMS and BC YIAR GATES B001LA—-Larae. bright front >oom. Pe c ol uate tes . Open “oe —EE > f wheels and pneumatic tires. 75 , les . . Gens roe nd Spryce. Main 4292 £75,000 pounds pipe, ang wr 2; home cooking; continuous hot wa- 7 pe i—Laree sunny room! PRAINIE. [504——Furnished room; suitable cunte re se CD ‘ ra SCTRIC CHAIN HOISTS— ¥ toh, 1500- nels and ot x 1 STERN. 1 fo ont. Chestnut. ter. Forest 3679J. WEST FINE Bi Sg king. _ (7) n ity; bargains. G.C. & F (c99) | © ATES, 5018—Large 34 floor furnished | WEST PINE BL. 4364—Steam-heated ora cord —— — $00 02-04 N. Broadway. Tyler 1520. Central Poth oar i le fea ald - Cc = tr family: TP. ofa ro Db TI rat roomers; kentlemen | nd be tubes; run hor. Om: 4792. oO a ted, Hotels. pommMates board. Forest 1335J pret ferred Lindell * 44 (c73) PRAIRIE. 1218 N.—-Neatiy furnished front | § bert st. J. A. Elc . ELEVATOR—Small size: like new: unusual; . he ; ; - nig omy cone eg gre ne a cehi tare a and | AIRIB. 1218" Six bargain. Cal) Monday. 1007 Market. ! gatry ong sue a CaaS CRLAIN, 5 ngle, dou Paneer, | for one or two men ee eee Hugh, 1500- PRAIRIE, 12 218A—Tiwee larae, bright rooms and bath; $30 : Elect ; Cabany board for gentlemen; iadies or couple: AVY duty $i47 ‘te. ELEVATOR—Electric: 2 2000 = pouncs, 6x6 Sun. Out-of-town. agate. Sdc daily. . anos. 3; board optional: «garage ~ pg Pe ix a as RE PR aie | housekeeping rooms, with kitchene’te; dispiay. 35c daily. &6c un car lines; every conv.; Lindell 46°2W ee eR ee mee te good; cheap. Teusc her : ~ feats coo vin : Pulley &. peiting” Cs. iPS | Dik one Miecounts. per line, Agaf ioe times. | CHILDREN Wtd.—To board, school age: | gest PINE BL. 9810—Nicely furnished a¢: 7 times. 2c: 30 times. daily $ c, Suan. $18 month. Phone Forest 3829W. (7) win beds: running hot water, 8. Ic: 7 tim 2. yw eer Of a non gees seam”: oa RED BUD. 4500A—Nicely fusnished; - two sity ‘Sa Se: bay art times. daily. $c. CLARA, 4116—Room and . board, a or a vr desired: home cooking. Lindell | gents or couple employed: afi conveniences: fun. be. ; ENGINE—One 15 h. ov. cas «I peastine en- __2 gentlemen; private. Sidney 2864 (em) | © Fallon Park district. Colfax 1576 __ gine: good condition "pox K -174. P.-L rsiNES— J Corliss. ~~ also pulleys. i sg = pe due to changing from steam fail niet ‘net th af = | TY to electric: all in geod ~ eb rare Jelet | ie | ROOMS WITH BOARD—C! —— pea om ROOMS FOR RENT—OITY — posure, for lady employed. Forest 8205J. rider taking lumber in (trade. _aron¢ — Lad rivat OEE? 1 once O00: “eae ° > —-.— ROOM—Neatiy furnished. for 1 or 2 hawt od ‘'¢ s wav fc) ROOM AND BOARL aay, p e fa ’ ELMAR . RL 7 eeé.n00-tlenr. “tent. wit . : ‘ ces } > GagOLINe BNI a rt Breas wa , ae conveniences, Cabany 5054W, — D ood board hy refined gentlemen. a orest 3 Back or front; all conven way ~ 6) ‘ _men:_private he ee shite ’ 4 ge “ ~ ’ oa YD . = . t — rnis - ke nd 5 h. p. new. 5S. Tf. Hatcher o . | ROOM AND PO ee 703 M. eee DELMAR BL., 4650—Large front, steam ROOMS—3 suitable for 5 or 6 girls, on cer : ladies "er coupie employed. Colfax | S685 Market st. Lindell 262, | amit en or; twin beds; small | heat; best board; $7.50; also single room. | *".0” Forest 8819W 94430 (ec) GEAR LATHE—13° ‘x8 “Q. Cc. | stamily. Grand 1266 “3 . DELMAR BL.. ~. §149A—Nicely furnished ROO M— Neatly furpished. for couple or la- ROOM—Brighi. front, in modern flat: pri- | 37"s8" QC. gear tatne. hment : choice location: pri- |__Toom with board. for two. __dieg emploved. Grand 4831J vate family. to a settler couple or 2 bust- ¢. eear lathe. vg ot os darecamenaaas 1 DELMAR, 4413—Steam heated room. | ROOMS —Three. he usekeeping : steam heat; _ness women Colfax 3454R. (65) _M-8° we — - ncn for the “all sizes. 3029 rice: ° tubes that «ive eat B sts. ‘vuleanizing guarent ig a . 4908 ‘Easton @¥. ee un a — , MEN TS J : TNE PAYM Bom. mn. 2180 + - Post ° Dispatch to sell out our SoC™ | | louslv jow prices. « = 4 «seve money: intier tube Station, _ Grand and Pas® : : Early Sas y LFICED. $4 3 - | 4 ‘ é Bang VS ONE eee : Z ; a 5 Soe a es ke 33 a “Pah * RY yee aie ei Laine ltaatinnns ick AREY, pied . CS SADT

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RL sae e Sain w ; fur 2 mu... i rm ? “4 god ed o > tana ished _ s for | WE ap ater hi ping: N f te I B ~ — aR shed, BL., a itche ished s wag whe a ° - - reITE, 2 $4.3 comms an fam — | eo SC heat; — 8 ~ room, _ (oP) | i MARS to! 52 he fr aris “vate home; 1 eepi o bet : — ly ily. om; | M ar HI! at, or wn furai ‘ b “4) | _ve —_— AR iy “ 3: } = eat: ont ; risus ra - ng eT we f ; "YON ent RME al col fA ae a er K L, win F r LA rc E f N ) 7 phi he a ate LAS e Bs ect Ra ar Ce er - d- ce PA Pe at d AG ry ™ ** 5 ood i. , k n 5650—— F ry ith electric oe ead mahore ro Sidnew ROO} Towe “ielbewe on con ame FASTON, 4 mare et el ab- niebin Laci rA— Nit at a a com-|F ree 1. 5814— F saad itchen ot exposu a as orest comf —, @) oer, ee Land toler a ye fi sex a. cay tg . rE eae neh en ‘ ——. Sion et cores _adul 8; oenen san LU to chit ro #120- ’ or 2 sle tee eee PAGE ie furni Brive: bbe =>» re; — fort wi S708. Nest e fode ete ro — ae onable: rosissces: c ge ely fu BA vin; | 10L- onl oe ghd ler; nish DE, “Yeaahieae ns Ni entlen or PA‘ TF oe - esas ed El may — a. SS “fi ay: 3 M a eep 17 om Pree rt IF ish le t Pt 8 Ww mn “pri fur- Si = 51 -Wa lee sle wl ’ nei ed: “, an cel lem roo ™ GE ng 4 pri ‘Pp roo f iNO ed: 7d pore tw nt Sarasa oor ROO 9 9 CH etter r 3— a aT wi cons ie ort Fictes —{—s ON, eayans ily oe ee yx} _neighhorhy 49 gy sa: oe “ton tin od sont riv = | TERI N, a ~ persis’ WE = 1G we s —" hed and — piled gt ento pr ng a eh be i co en wo), fh & Foon gr ACI orh ery 36— eat; urni CO! all PA: yr ilig oe ho JC ° ate ER nish 5 py ‘ed t ES “Ms : tty AN eas at De e! _v m and 23: n 2 iva bed "r 12 dé ASTU ony D0 tee cat; 00: oon nooo bed ae I ; al ish rn GE gh 3 use lea fa fam NO ed. 003A- le f orest “g i po fates : peat l 5 sleeping f ee “aark d_bath a > ro 206. oe LON wen 2A— ces. Ke : a: a ly home. * is She ar ype “3 __keeping t_h 86 Keel: mil : pet N ei ay oF es (2) WE ew. FO | aes § all kit 707 le a c. BD light AC. 3 ami ns ae ‘ EA Ih ng * ces Tw ou ] ead WYe ‘or % ent le: f ve ou c) AG pin a usek x ng: ar c) sR? te 559 t hb Ww up roo 1 ST m ER : se —e “Oo ; > va - 4 ——— - ; rooms pi tl ad ro i ni N. mi R se c : - ( w dy PA a + NT. ° 2 te M ul PP nve n, “lea Pine oe mo col ADEM it all Md E STON, ht_ho A unt ao r ng SDE, nile } en, ivat r ces P ee BL. oom a4— ng. y joj oO 17 she = ly; pusekeeing ; nA arc) BS e P il ° ~ af * “unfurnished vee with w am cting | x: MY. ols “WR nished eon ASTO? ¥.., Sees Nea urnish ne halj pee rooms 36 oa Bright. refe Catan! : Phage oo mr agg Adjoining” fo V iiss. roo 5269- saahen ae eatly rouls move cofvenencen, _We 4 ae sae 2 tee for 6—3 R= ie me near ACAI ege. ng, r. 919-2 “fi st ae seo «) E cae” Seat » mg - cd. ro Li aw a: adult 43—1 Want ference. Fain Ror; oe on con hed bath. 7RNON = ae — Z roo wee tit. ed. ae ont est iat eg | ge wafor h ae hat arte igh “oo in re ith 2 -turnt Se ae ms: =e et Bogen rmished OMS, Forest PL. =: oe go -_ SaGne _— ree without — week. h 564 ahaal s" ontteane isi kitchen. ae 7% Furnish ly turn : OCcTO ‘ aa MIs ove. tates met fu en s¢ ligt a, AR in" renvectabie de shed oe kA om saat t Plea st ho r TIE i > ae en wa iE Jeb Rg He ut sé h ER! con} iA— AP cove ang an EST en E 2 or 431 ed isb- | B Ago aoa oe AR} ING’ Biase EAR TO... "aks eas Ooms. eee Furni lso oan = ’ aoe _Genti 4109 ae ae tara, EEO, sy dight. Unt floor west ° a wom tT BL. er = room : — . tee 1 ing onn n he or a N¢ ON, ab} ial] ces; a ee ed, 4 ’ lee He st t, ng NI ad I pin ed 1] sek (G) AG 11e8. he j mi roo __al ho VE 4 ce 575 a kit nis i a f ran E 55— ent = - + + eno U ouse ee ect |; ste epi et nt IT a ie f Foon ‘on mA CLIC li 3 refi pin en eal ele , $9 BI jo 3L.. 4 roo sl ee “ f 3D) net cel ly; m: l c use CR - 8; o— y a ch hed Fo ur- dec P ge B I “are, - oa } one feo kee —R etri eee ng: UB Jen ON, o74N, atiet! a ; eurie_very )A— ned; iplo “ ctric L adioi 4L inin A ry eepl gg FO urn BL.. te, y fu ; Je al onvs. c NON lad Fu fter i fr rest Ww ora INE. ho b. iome en cle HAM ' s f 1 pin 00 c. am ne tw - t ER ban 1 Soa et nished her ba ON a t KR and yed. he Cc. IN ini BL... g By ym; Ss a ng an ac , sin rni ewi l 8. $7 50. - les rm r 9 pri ont ES ted t al like: > an , : , BSS cOF 736 -! m cas. ron heat. _ 0 LOL 7 41 —Nea ane : _ployed ’ “ei ar ad ! ate DE ng a xx— nd PA Baines h 3¢ k; sh sh co F plet. 4 she vil “— f T BL.. nd 400 E oh n TRI, h wae G t Al Ise n tj Nea oO wean a yl 4 ieee on ult 10U d ni nL b 4 th ste G gee 90 ed, + 50: te; 61 ed a. — ro P ga c lien ; for a HAM I : e "t L. ouse ‘ra an ro B ke 70 pr y Soe tl le _——- bd ye e ov us ek I, ils; BE een pa LIN she alle! ath. 3x La am kit E nt at; a mo pr ER? ’ y wae r es; mj; WEs nt IN 8 3 ol us L ' Grand “1s aia ans =e + one ‘tor rec roe Room hished Kentie as sie ee a Sal : heat. ant “49% nousekeep dern bungalo = etter BS “ten — — a oss car: epee — > a ey oe . IRG 480W" see pin: also. eer eee ligh 21 Macnee ami — ed 1 “(e) awie roo 358, = Concctan path, age LIN 2 or seme. | ae 55 2969. (c) ws ars ceping. Pt Saad : ‘mean rn. Fe third lc E $ NE tch 0 : ater, iaundr : rene eR | ch BAR’ _— 1. ul oe I or I heat ll 22 b 262. ut iE ul a: ran ping. alow; canbe 4— Ek oe ST: Z B Pg up h m un ng : 6 { kite INE Ww re ae s0 ini e, | i ART len t L lleg lly vs AY Tos EAS Brg 0 e ing i fu f IE 4 4 neat (A 3262. if e B ts. r H fr w; VE ab p th or in f m - co P mot L ea 8 d L : P “fummished. FY spe Se ee | sin ng >A ME ces. ho ar Zes. fu ¥ $35 Mar om. STO) > ‘ r f T- ro SLI wi 4 month pt. ~: uti ul _e tte: I an ous Call , ER le. riv Ni est k loo on t n IN ont SP oil oa t f ae ry I ; N oy IRD cta samen ey ngle fre RT ER. use ge, rni o- d f Lu ON, a se Di Tw OU: ron Bas mo nt; 4 I ith 017 pri F ful Pp. nce oo 2 ge; ek ll t f NO ile all cel 89 st r t ane EP 37 co rge urnist aia A N i NEOs gee ; Biggs & le_re nit sal MER % el me shit mo or wo gga MM ig _| LIN nth. ° 31. th me an — roo AG She 527 wt airy 1038. tro N ges: cont f is7w roo WE en ien BL. i5—Gare sec ished. M DE rie NE eep! ee ann By oe ace som 2 BART! pos 6 38— ing Fr inae ‘Too! “ fined ay — ace ppms et: eae ge DELL a 8; Co am- ae only (7) OE ogg BL., K Fro re Me N day. , kitchen : tea ished ro reat; cents cl 3% a se d floor pri heen ICA L —. keeping Pe wo 5 hy ms: “ki ME mi Roo gy Be nergy ns, > co gre Fr val ied “ein pl ntl L men WF pee ony he: iy fur- ime Dp 3 meter =. Re nage | Vv aie atc oa d ro t; _ref ro gr ze “a ane 4:00 1 yf N P “3 ERE fig Ady m sA— rte se ou BA ich R, sion ¢ om mi ish va vuL range on ae ance i- | L S. leme » 43 —— er init (ea) ae wad 90 vm AR - ER we sh f 0 Ww er B u f : OI A nn :'% EWS R’ id ern achat liv I her on o- . a e he 4 le 1g h t ; patton LIND] en O1 > v re. 1ie d (c3 PA m aio n om re ce N ek pr inf f te m E en ~ eH qu rn or L liv is N is ho . | tied oon asekeen! e. RT MEI 3911.— re me._ai n d 2 ere = e: rea roo vay di NDE coagge 2 vith oo roo =) GE ili as: a6 ason- nar ith swihemhe am leph hot oST age uit Sakaage o ind ed ; | = + use x6 -ag irnial s. 2 ee om peat EF san Cee m Shen mr modern Rl eke ; Si m 1y > ne 2 ELT r La eerfu 8 m tl ERB h,. n a nd n- ily ; m: Ca ege ish oreo t in P . e; 4915 ; no ne ell Ps ni E ‘kee b—2 ed 0 See ge ti pin . esi t, — at I be bu in ern — t1GI ev vi mt a eer r oo! sL mid rg re "Nae ay 2305 BL.., C oe dul ki (7 P i 56 ll 8; ed ; © ©, w gf IN pri o— riv TOO ps Nee f NI shed AD. nin ” fol d o a and BA den CO ens nd lou fo: ng g. ES uur iT. ing: Sines nai INK: nd r- Tea n; dl es akf d P 305 en; all yf ts; tch ) | me .: re ad x X—— aft lig la ea- ate ron E va Ele ate; m : i CH ; i g: or ks roo 2 we R ce nve r ae sek e * alov ¥é. N us 4 is h Si dle ki Lin son mod 433 e-a out ast: oul AC e & , a 29 10 ur r en- vi E t-Di ter ye SI ter ht, arge WE r: t, BL te leg . . all AL Lin ; : . k a) oot 81 Ww 3 Saale ll r TM ce. & dd Larrepe elect ep ~~ oO i . SS Sa — unf 618— ot- nei to hot- tche ND! ab] er y— ged h f le ed om "BA 36 nish efe ge enc mpl ng 9 he li ST UH als com -* 4 bat ant gen- I ingot - : ao N a am pe ns I ~ §. ‘ebs rox e.er h & von ER, en ‘nt ar ric, ing clo im — is ita iHT. urt —, .-Wa el aqui -W n h ELL e. n Cc e ro B30 Ol BI kf — N. ed r floc TON tech, es oy le, a. af ght fu P or ple O4 h; fu E f BA i 7 ; ry ICH ng N fo saad ie” Ns, _ red. ouse P at 1; tle m to re ro ck, me N Livy 4 1ish 4 — ter | oo} let ater v eat I apa om mpl nt adeead “. ast Ss Vv ro me rr: e ed; n 1. ; pr mo rnis INE oom tel , amex fi rni g uro look N ; ee roo PI r he 2 fur > AR any gen 560 en. Ci sou oy ie ae . KIC iu 107 ed. room hea “ s . Fe L oe . BL., rin fort = Te vo ate. b 451 if leep and oms, _pr no ne 526 xchi Pog M i- Ww eS. hed BL. ae fu 2 rst- es pea in ¥ ee pete SO Ag use or nat ed r vay 046. ~ es i “and cen, rnished: s lvepi BS Ban at love : arent all mi; | rout om 1A eping eve hes Bhi o— anged, y oak EST slee in hieoh lar las me: Die 1878) HOT = i I¢ H fo N P fa 701 kee 4s n ed “room: R 46 nen Ni Cab lin front nd NEI nil hed Lig — ping t: DE low m; 94¢ al y See "7ER 1eyaT s —S esir roo n- | TAL te; metab. f La ed. ori fur co P pi 363 kit an Ss. eal lan, or 8 © Ses tH a house cing fron ping. icel; anted ne i nt be : iGHT, es ht nish =~ | So gg ation, —W lec fu mercy, 79d. uitable Tn (7) | pba renene Me Bo ge ho lor INE ng 4— mr ese Bo Sonnant. =) Coe PAC ee ee ——— u : ted. on i th... O—) pt ho e r ten 4 n. nt y on os oO I? hs b on . N, ee i e e u ed roo La ne as nec ea GE. By | : a ra cea ts = F y fur- BAYA * not-Wwater one: aaah ENRLAD ‘tl imei nee d and 2 os wee beast at inuous fur Linesman . a _ 60 Page pte nog | WALT Ww ms; all sonable, © ee: _— . “fam. " eae 40: ais and ue range, aint LA . roar r + a3 ¥ _Sidne “ vents 17 - ge 3 hous oe RD en 4 baal ie: fort A mie EN — Lit —s »—" all ae oe pina From 5 2 EL eo 21 oe ame es NE Ba Bt xx— and a” ones (1) AL co T lore guar roo () Me i PI n or 35— ag (c) not ag cr % Fre OA ne bing N ien i ees ouse- LAY. res pr ea é Pa sout SNRI ns, 3 fi ry i co fu abie ro ) fam pe LB e Z Au 1ed, S ee. B28 em rtm A T ge m, 1 in TON, nve wo res irs tm m, c) _nished:, NE c B le forts ) parl y and LE ; - K Vv room PI ces, - r arg ati € AY rest c 12 ni Bese + AC ¢ Oc; out I - ‘S10. ine Vo -onv. rni . om L i} rso I en* L at st rooms ; 35 en. en tt ay ntl a pr 4 ni t t-c ent: fi W ed: Vv B ou as or abl ra or fur e¢ 'D sg } LA} 213R. “ gab_range. on. ke soe. leg fr ond ati h fu GHT 4U 36. =. houseles Sue 8. 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G" om, I iva —_ sd 860 IN pr roo » auti M t em Ca 3 ‘ Boia? re: ee BA a fu 2 ne dults r- | with N 1} ea Li m h no Dp r IGH ive cane rab ge us rn ON. . geht seme rd xpo er _con\ : quired.” 3 0 3 r re- AS r diag. an 4 te Fu 974] m r DSO _fooms; 41 hot ful rs in plo TE ll Pay STAL wed —T a wly ats. C AB. 2 NE. ‘on Fur nde} eat: rth): re- n) oom T. . el > le; e att e- os HE! yme 4’ he Fi wa sad agonyenie 503 ed m f a. refe en en an H ont N ~da f 48 fan rni rs ie Ww ooms R rred. o7— w so - if 4 yed WwW 8 . s b . iuei : tw ’ R: n 70 ys rst te f : WG nien en; ur ™., re 8 ou IN r Iv 1007 3 E i} sh IN $s; P . ge H a ut I00 ro t t 33 a? fer ” aloias, be riva or wo enie ed al ia 1X oars 53: wvenlence 1} y hor } ED shed; rl 10ne cle rea racth M ith wy ico raantre ¢ r; ro i E ces ff x nisl ne f , ienc th GT 00 *e r: Vv. ed DS I nt o ter, he M om: oO d , i fi r ha At fam sle co es om CA th é. or ce d ep ‘ely Rd all ht °0A— el n h na e f HE nn 4 ven Sleep enin r R mnees; § 50: 3 $ “o va ed e VA s. n N : al 42 eas ega on W on R ap. v8 e ek $6 837: MAT are. i f! Al th, 2 epi nnecti: 8; TIT ae rit Att = ~ ro pl RiGH's c Se mses 0 FE ney ble ro 2RS ine 60S len epi ot ro . IDGE S9A— = rd + agg Moin - ASE roo BL,, I 62 on at IN t: P yee % _ , 83745, B 50 F ‘ Ba 00 OZ "61 iv ng: cti ge or N ri co ra on Fe _ul oy r, on 10 ric; st Mc ‘ont LSON w nient t ng a:on GE, $:3 me . Oo fa _ . 1} m conven! ab D _€a L. in A— or pin R 43 an V large 7 ah Roc P 71. fas, as ng n- 3 a NI ro 200 2: ct ‘*" { ~ ts ed; ve us ‘k }’ —~ h N in at N _ta r $12 pr p -—§ er W r 2 mi 1€C un NG’ 8, 4 V La le sm 4 S¢ ra ve ad T e Le oO d V ; ni - } s so _3d 3 c. nt wot iv Cc) EN . ni ek c e ee H ot eee ater; i 7c oO fu R ef e mal 2 os m n 12 en r a a ) ge 38 ell Ww m a ?) k td. week, i, : cece Meet ~ ea i, 3001 ete __Fores at room, ent hot- a sipleved ae ie om, aor — week. I Reni rs a rey - za re — Ml wes. sa Pl 3875 — Honae re —- a ane oom and tolmalaan re &, ie Rony i eX! —S ed e err TT ein ee ae orfabe tu a nt tT, o- ton : ne tre k H e 45 ng N nu rni r 2 R ege Bi oO nt re me : ro I y r L., a l ga n S ec 3 ed us u } ™ oP tte: ; : | a om sz i f x | on NE en; ic i ab 76 ro am el 5 h RK ne ee — eat ) r ea ous sh a: C es; fami om r st_* n; OK N re 00 fl ar ra d 41: ek tri 82 if ek rni too 210 d w e; is pri Ww rent! oO 08U ng! ron 2541 Ke ely |_ Cor ay or EN uily nar 157 ine yee atl fr M pi TSC ed xx— oon t, s h ed ON fa gan 00 9B pr m, GT as m 43 00 Be Re. ape 39 e c Qaqn w ee she M i boa td, r > atta eil | ae re. e fro t h | aiatwe 5: conv f nvys, tu “4 ie RI eget :: 2 f y ont cP ng IN ro I } cle eee m {— So mh un is _2965\ | W efer t ON one in 49 ids Ms ctab M ep ES C an pin . sh M rd; —G ie ; M =F an rt n al ‘AR ive 575— Bis tae rnt ew ht tt eel fu HE oe a at hee Mia ny Ri en — ly mo fu co Vv. AS a. 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ee Deere ere AEN Be . _ eet eee a pati An Interview With " ‘ iin lin ilies ae een —— ——————— Hermine is described a ceived any of the jew viewer the former Kaiser ducts religious services each mo ital disagreements + + as woman of exceptional intelligence — Says she néver Fé= els or effects of the late Empress ~ Tells her inter- is “good and entirely without envy” — He. con- rning — Denies various rumors as to mar~ By KEIRA HELLBERG. DOORN, Holland. UST @ mom‘ nt, pirure.” Iam looking s'raigh! into the telephone. How the piciures of the past assemble in close ranks the sarev' Wer, hunery peo- ple, embittered looks. divabled men, towns in disorder. money va'ues thrown into utter confusion-- an empire in chaos. And there, right betore ihbes disiressinge pictures, runs the telephone wire wiib the little word “Doorn” at the other end, and as a thing by itself. Lonely, out-of-the-way Poorn.- 5 “You are expected at Doorn ai 4 o'clock.” But not by the one who fell when an «mpire was crushed to earth. I am going to Doorn (0 tne that the whole wor'd is talking about: who some, perhaps, are laughing at. It is the Pmpress at Doorn; the wife of the Hohenzol- lern, the man who ‘fell with his country. Doorn! A building of red brick lies there where the three roads come together. A high, iron fence covered with foliage stands as pro- tection. while grass plots and flow- ie, es {a woman: a Woman er ore ee oe Lathes 6 eee nie te. Sievite a dena eli CE se vitally pale ee RO. Re OE Hs OE Decree 6 Smal ns + —— we OR tom omaha A ea RES RE AD AG SA AI ly i A el OE A OE a RN Ne A ae Ae eee me ee Pee " “" gen Ae . om » FT ey psa EEN LE ata ll tac = . Soima Yr eget aa Lay Ml ag ie 6S. ge te Peer er - oon Be es. Pe age? Aelingth ot pT A a OR erty or ve We oe, ; Pewee eet el i La MO mW RNa igh AP tn WO DAS Ad or neg aA sik ee It eS " yng a i rc copa os “ 28 we ty ele me sy 1 do te BO 8 SoA Sept whan’ hy bid - bs reat yi OE Cian: an gagged Re oe ayy oe > ow MA, * Says ee oe “aay pairs Nets thamaine, ae ee — PAA DOI OO COR owe an hee ation en De » “ 6-2 ' Te “whe ers adorn the open spaces. In the center the building forms into a semicircle with a carriage way. A little door at one side stands half-open, This pleasant-looking building, with its aristocratic bear ing, stands guard before the park and the hotse itself. On a bench outside the building site a Dutch soldier, smoking. When we finally pare the high entrance we find ourselves ip a room very high to the ceiling. ; For a moment we stand in surprise at the picture that stretches before our eyes, a big, wide park with a long, straight and broad roadway, in the further end of which we observe a house hidden We neath columns of greenery. A broad stairway lteade up to.am open hall door. We notice a figure in white, a broad-shouldered man walks elowlr down ‘he steps. It is so far that we almost need ao pair of oid glasses to make out the figure distinrt!+ | look around me quickly. To the left of thr renin ‘heme are two doors; one leads to the guard's teen. door of which we read: “Frederick the Groat: room.” To the right is the quarters of the Cunt! ~ h ter a4 . ie apie Hie ~~ hom st Ser aw ee reese! | i ee . mas : iy PA iy yo, -™ ME SRE | ge tpn Ce ees coed + au SN wher terns Career —_— i iY Bhs # sare : oe ard 3 A PhO 6 : OAS ws F ™ éi 2 owe e Marshal and special entrances from the park for thie PAGE TGNaT > STINTIAY MANVAZINI ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— OCTORER 14 - a > mE e children of the KBmperor. The building with the en- trance gate contains probably 20 rooms or more. Two big copper tablets adorn the walls of the outer bui'ding. They show the coat of arms, other- wise nothing to indicate the owner. Good taste seemed to rule everywhere, not the slightest over- doing of things. It all seemed 80 totally different from the pretentious Berlin with its ‘“*Siegesalle.”’ Still. all the household effects, furniture, rugs, cur- tains, art objects, personal belongings, came from Berlin. : . The guard bas gone to summon the Court Mar- shal. Count Moltke. But the very next moment we hear quick steps approaching, and a sOmewhat thin, emart-looking map in riding togs and a white sport shirt stands before me with outstretched hand. ‘Ilave you been to see my wife?’’ he questioned, eagerly. The Crown Prince looks well; he seems more composed and appears more tactful than formerly. The quiet life on Vieringen appears to have suited him. But when I recall the description that the Crown Princesa gave me of his home there then I understand why he likes to visit Doorn and enjoys its rreater comfort and greater freedom. He plays tennis And takes great pleasure in boxing. Alte- gether he appears much more manly and assured than formerly The Crown Prince had jast come from his father. ‘Would | care to look into the apartment of Fred- erieh the Great?’ ~ > | smile consent and follow him. The Crown Vrinee iivea there while his -sister occupies an apartment on the other side of the gate. How elé rani, how comfortable all is in here—the old things fram Berlin and Potedam. While we are standing in the open doorway the yHuKe luchead of Brunsschwig comes along. She is Hfeoted in white, with a string of pearls around her Heeb | wotlee that her wrists are unusually bean- ALAL There if a rather imteresting half- Sm ee = Ge Apparently Doorn agrees ¥™a Count Moltke comes with the inten receive the visiter aB 1 in the salon back of the Court Maraiial’s: Is it possible that on + 1923 “2io - ~ aie Beis Zé ~. ea ~ & \ rN THE stuffy litte! peals at Doual reces The bitter lines 1 only grew a little Idren left the room in ‘or the man just pron he prisoner’s box. The y. Strimelle was not Asa matter of fact, it wa 1914, almost nine ‘stood blindfolded befo ihe walls of the fortress ‘Tound about resounde reat shells with which nt reducing the fort crackle of the 12 rif deep chorus of dea Fimelie’'s body counted ¢ oving events of the day. Swiftly moving indeed t tin the morning: By e im possession of the great ft “Bac arrested Strimelle, the ftondemned him and the : h were gone in flight fa Bot one of them had tim what had been but a mino may. Certainly none of t ant to a woman and ch nd west who had fled mai he irresistible avalanche fore it the men in horizo! Eventually the news did ac one can imagine how | of those already te her husband was no | h t. But everybody else © was one. And in their her children became k aces in the great woe thi ’ Thé Strimelles were For four years Madame § Village, for it was with unable to turn a stone eT husband's name of.a | * and now seemed likely | of his children. + Was only after the vy ME to her neighbors, tha all about and how the And this is what she fo Strimelle, who was exe wed behind when his fa: ® forge, shoeing cavalry } remained only two do “= @hother villager, in a top of his low roof. *5e village was full of s for the defense of th ergeant had moved in! kitchen had made "* S@veral days occasior OF among the house: = the afternoon, the shell ~ '* Founding ‘the cor lle stooping over a so Pigeons soared into t and disappeared. The ' they did it. | "7 Arrested Strimelie releasing carrier pigec accuracy of their f

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EXECUTED AS A SPY” BLACKSMITH IS VINDICATED 8 YEADS LATED \) a > ~ SS SES The widow of Jales Strimelle succeeds et lern, wife of Germany. agrees with her. the information be visitor all by rt Marsbai’s quarters. | very day the pre ifilied? It was in onk prophesied that ever to know would t Emperor with a cri other, and that when & would stand beneath the borders of his empe me trees here at Doort And I know who is stan® s in his hand. owingly. stright. The Count orn to see a woman, and deaf to much. hor opened. There was rhe Count pronounced I was alone 7 reath. s personality, one whi ks of things. while matters. le height. She is wes, striking face #%* _ with determination with a touch of ’ ry musical, her ¢* tful. ly becomes the cen assuredness, concer® & lovabieness. ; press Herm) teliectual and a WF have prefe intriguer. Well, ¥ he wife of a lonely ® fs to the opinion that or should have fi mse if —solitary and & m to go (Con “Madame is f e bis diplomatic reply. = She is one of § ne is af "2 over into histe tinued on Page is S- ~~. Se . = = — .* “= a ~ Digeons soared into the air from in front of and disappeared. The soldiers saw their duty mM they did ir. "ead arrested Strimelie as a spy. charged him pnnasing carrier pigeons to apprise the enemy accuracy of their fire They started down SUNDAY MAGAZINE. -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -OCTOBER +4. 1923 : .~ a af E ‘ ~ = _ in clearing his memory, and ending the family’s disgrace—French sol- diers arrested him in the act of what they thought was sending informa- tion to the enemy, then a crowd of fugitives on the road gave the ac- cused man sach a beating he could scarcely speak at his court-martial —The overwhelming proof of dead man's innocence which Madame Strimelle laid before a court ‘I! > . Eas Three soidters rounding the corner saw the civil- jan Strimelle stooping over a sort of cage on the ground. Two pigeons soared into the air from in front of him aad d& ed. The soldiers g7~ their duty and they did it. the road with Strimelle toward the fortress three miles away to have him before the court-martial. The heavier shelling had driven into the roads a new stream of refugees. Strimelle and his three guards breasted this panic-stricken, angry current. To questions spoken and unspoken the soldiers an- swered- ~ oe Sa What happened was probably inevitable The fleeing population could not reach the enemy. But here was the enemy's accomplice, a man who had pretended to be their friend. - Blow followed blow and kick followed kick. From one of them Strimelle was slow in rising. and he staggered. His face was covered with blood and his right eye was out on his cheek. For three days and nights Strimeiie lay in one of the donjons of the old fort. Alternate waves of pain and merciful obifvion washed over him. The jar and concussion of the high explosive shells came to him only dimly. so faintly that in the acuteness of his suffering he scarcely noticed it. Time lost significance. It passed. broken into intervals by the rattling of a lock and the withdrawa! of one tin dish of uneatable food, to be replaced with another dish equally bad and only slightly warmer. a \ Then again tle lok rattled, the joor opened and two sol- diers came in. What they wanted, the suffering man un- derstood but dimly They had not come this time to change be tin dish at the door. They wanted him. Strim- elle’s aching head pounded deafeningly. The wound where his eye had been was infected and his whole body burned and beat like a great pulse. Where he went he did not know. Someone tried to talk to him but he could not understand. He came to a place where there was more light-—too much——light that blinded his remaining eye. Men sitting in a row. Now and then ¢ roaring of his brain broke the hum of voices. he remembered what he had heard on the road to Maubeuge before he had been too badly beaten to remember anvthing. "A sor. Someone was shaking him The men in a were staring hard at him. The room seemed to ro tate like a futurist painting thrown downstairs Strimelle cripped the rail. half rose to his feet, and as the place seemed to whirl upside down in a great sweep that left the men in a row hanging from above, he murmured something and fel! back His trial lasted all of 29 minutes, minutes punctu- ated by the splitting crash of high explosives. The charges of the soldiers were formal and precise To what they had seen one of the three soldiers had added that he had heard that Strimelle had been paid 50,000 francs to build a home near the fort- ress and wait there in anticipation of “Der Taz.” The accused man made no defense His only words were 2 half whispered “T am inaocent.” The court had heard that before. It sentenced Strimelie quickly and proceeded to the next casa s . * 2 : 6 That was what Madame Strimelie found. When she began the attempt by painstaking ‘egal process to undo as mach of the damage as she could (Continued on Page [2.) PAGE THRE§& » =. = > nrouze the Dimiy row

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_ a r RAK as rn sah i ; Prey as vee = eerie, ~ R nk Se ee oe ee re ene va Aan eT - : oe ee fee ee ee —— ant eee yh dl pn aiorkh , . it ils 5 - ih tadein » va eS PY WR oe oth crm Beant * A Pee nce ee ™ 5S Ae ssneninenatieesiemmenmmedhae gan taa rene meena : th PRS NE ER NE Ry UN catia a acai > ee wrens . . ro2> On an pai ee athusetdinnares : : an at Wid Asbo 2. a des ‘ Se es eas ie Eeaiiihe das ae ae PAN 1 DORE. BY py aa Jhe Grape Queen of the zat ee cae Mrs. Ella Davis is a little woman, bat she owns and operates the biggest vineyard in Missouri, 160 acres in Concords, and in addition she has twice that many acres in apples and peaches — Widow of a noted Chi- cago surgeon inherited a large farm and an enormous responsibility at her husband's death, and some per- sons feared she coualdn’t make good —Her grapevines alone now pro- duce $40,000 a year s3 2: HE’S a small woman. whai the Freneh cali petite. Her hair is black, her eyes bright and snappy. She has a winsome rmile. And she’s a womanly woman, even though she does wear trousers. So here you have a sort of skeletonized introduction to Mrs. Ella Davis, widow of Dr. Achilles Davis. Her late husband having had a first name borrowed from mythology, let us then name her Pomona. in honor of the goddess of fruits and fruit trees. Speaking more mipdersiy, Mrs. Davis is the Grape Queen of the Uzarks. Only Concords are grown on the vines of the Davis vinevards. 168 acres aMocether. comprising the largest grape farm in the Uzarks Before we proceed“farther. iet us expiain that Mrs. Davis does not wear trousers as a habit. She is no Dr. Mary Walker. It is only when trousers are indicated, when she is on the job of superintending the work on her 550 acres of ecrapes, apples and peaches, that Mrs. Davis wears these comfortable and sensible khaki breeches. When dressed for company at her well-built home on Ridgedale Farm. or when visiting in Hollister or Springfield, she wears convren- tional female attire. and she knows how to gown herse!f becomingiy. She ought to know, for she lived cA. queers, a ediedin doh bahia aia oe ee ee NE aE 0 SR BE PORE 105 QUE Lom, oe RODE Ean! CRON. RE lip ey ey ~ ew a eign Tow he fey »- WR, OW gl Deki wrsatien of — ao o a ehahei dean Ad ¥ vite ‘ Ca « ‘ ~ a : 7 a he ipadine ah Poekat ee. ee DORE ne ae ee ee bal ‘ pea aes , 4 “ * wp hoes ie ~ a rabenite py Ate Rapala rn alice le Mg : aa ee i Mn nes a ek), mun es ana oe . “mae D rite ARE ee eg ce et ne ee ee ee ene It RNC RANE AR, Vee atonnns: ya Piatt thease bicep Se PRO pee ge ign ae = tn Chicago until she came to the Missouri Ozarks to live, three yea Mrz. Davis i bollors part of Taney C% boss Ror Callison |! e ti SF rhH oO ter s 4 wu ee S> F; $5 ica devia. iakae the PLE. Fe 7 o re ty & CF iTS oF Daris who rules KknOoWSs erapes. ap ghe could write a book about each of thes she wasn't kept too busy growing and marketing them Until about a dozen years ago Mrs. Davis didn't know anything in particular about fruit culture. As the wife of a celebrated surgeon in Chicago she ag | River at Powerstite, ab knew considerably more about the scientific cutting : Mrs. Ella Davis in one of her vineyards * ¥ Hollister, had backed up of parts of the human anatomy than abont pruning . . Fond the latter place mi trees and vines. Dr. Davis was chief of the surgical cage. He found time the next year and went to from Hollister and the ranch was Taney County Mo. the a staff of the Wesiey Memorial Hospital in Chicago Taney County, stopping off at Hollister. a summer- high up in che ote sae ttitede of E - above the dam was christe and had a large private practice. The doctor loved resort place on White River. thing more than Tee feet. that of f miles below the dam is the creat outdoors and longed to get into the open Dr. Davis hired a flivwer and hit the high spots about 14060 feet The . eon. * From Forsyth to Cotter. spaces. He bhankered for opportunity to develop a on the rocky road to his ranch. It lay about 19 noted particularly as a Presi — he celebrated “float” cow mode! fruit farm somewhere. | miles southwest of Hollister, just three or four miles before he got out and to his land | ast or flatboats float down From the hich and open Hill-Billy region of South- above the Arkansas lime. Imstead of a road*there would have to be mate and what ¥i sl oF feat. Dr. Davis went dow west Missonri went @ patient to Dr. Paris. The was 2n ancient trail. It was uphill most.of the way paired. when he could be in conan: with ‘Meat So much did he ex gh at pe a jo’ Pa ; ; cake eR Ue esa? thle ei eee ee " oe bale ie : - / ME Se y ie * + foci t , - e > ne BH Bnd 55. phe att Wid 7 e : ah sa ER RS LOE: GEE PRN IEEE! Cae, ates . patient. when he recovered under c . ell lov eki'ifal treatment. resumed his fa- Happily, the f arr pane costa: ac a vorite occupation cf beosting the a a OD 0 . i>] din ly gg . OF suman Ozark country. Se. ee ae he doctor téok off his Bat ne ne ee _ : ie 7 i = ‘ in al) directions from @& e said to Dr. Davis. : nat = age : a snint of hie . : our country yon can buy ol aoe #4 a ee me « _ a nothing and make anrthine in La. =. - on : There were a reas mt of it. Now. dowr in . * ngs .. —_— . * eg aa Davis doffed bat. * e and in fruit unty. for instance. I know | ee : sea ' ? developm to ’ . > aE the cooling ES “¥ after Dr. and Mrs. Davi of a ranch of 609 acres that you can og 2 . — . | . ' a ie wes , > D apples: grapes. too. I shon'd . sav, ek %, i - : : Ranges and ridges, && . of mone : : thongh nobody seems to hare thought 7 a —_ 3 tree-ciad slopes, em Da a thorenghil —_—_ with rushing st ait ‘s believed mre about grape culture down a ne ps Oza there.” —_ 4 aan : . mi o . Pr rk cou | ened smelt tm 2 : . : 4 a : was giorious. wer po ie to fruit . ‘very man in the Ozarks is a semi- - . » de 24 not all-satisfying to bola: a success of & professional real estate ag-nt. The Bes i = | . ia ye ' mind; and the mind of ¢ sige of 600 acres had upshot was that Dr. Davis honcht the se : nm ; ' 7 | os - 2 those €00 acres was & z “em aid of experts he. €%O-aere ranch. “sight unseen.” on we . ; fruits. That pre ct wes ” 2Pples, largely the $s | > Sheed gioriors. It was & % = ‘© Eiberta peaches and 1 : ORT My CHIE se ety y ge aT les wee | Ay Bote Pate Pre ee an ‘ - * ‘ g ° . iat sad sh tes ad oe * " ARE Ravi we - a t whe at Re } f ar ha ea aa ae BS a as ee waLew ai peer le ee, key : Be iG Oe - a iy i S5, by Sot Siac s tia 7 the gtow ng recommendaticn of the enthusiastic patient. It was an in- 4 | ’ -_ ’ - , : . t of only $200 ; E _ ene. ' Davis do —— vestment of only $2009, anyhow. and oe | i ae Tom | main, known o surely shonid be worth the monev. : . When Dr. Davis fornd time ke wenld ‘ake a trip down there and look thie , enema rte anc over. Marbe he might ao sn something with it and sfil) Reside f a’ as 4a i ~ aa ec 7 Hi i eee Ee iii Keep ¢ of Mrs. Davis on Ridgedzle Farm. his professional work in (Chi. — oh as a 3 PAGE SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUSS P#ST-DISPATCH--OCTOBER 14. 1073

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f 4 . Prat = s wy ach was about twice ude of Hollister is som that of the ranch beir cago surgeon, who wae nostician. wondered lot his land just what DoDs nd what vital organs » contact with 4 fellow appily, the flivver nee il without accident, bok off his hat and 100 tions frem the topms own property. re two reasons why 4 his hat. First, to breeze: second, by In two or three sid see the landscape 50 miles. Dimming r horizon, the biue he imagination to fol " ridges, bald knobs ppes, deep ravines sil g streams—the prose s. Scenery. however, sfying to the pra‘ the mind of the owner | cres was set on srow™ t prospect didn’t look It was a wild sman habitation had ne trip from Hollistef- A of the Davis property 4 and was in semi here was a shabby d shabbier en former owne developing. Perhaps ks that arrested deve + JT. ‘ 5 eo 2a +s 4 . % # = cS. 3 ho is Empress-of |40( Acres Part of this year’s grape-gatherin g crew at one of the packing sheds. Where the plow had been used, the flinty had been thrown a hog-tight wire fence. Partition were visible in rows. Furrows through wire fences divided the various fields, vineyards and beds of stone had turned up the rocks and orchards. Hard,sroads through the estate were Tittle else. Im among the trees, on land stil] built. Moreever. the State of Missouri had trans- Mi, more rock thaa soil was seen. For the f part it was small rock, a gravelly sort of where it was not a flinty sort. Millions of tocks! Dr. Davis kicked at a few of them Wondered what he could do with a ranch of }tharacter. He studied the situation both for sis and for prognosis. What was the matter Bit, and what could be hoped for it? | springs of cold, clear, pure water on the and gushing from the unoccupied acres ad- were observed. These surely would help le. But all the water in the world wouldn't dis- fate those rocks into soil. Still, if forest gtew well there—and they did—why shouldn't ua trees grow still better, if properly cared for? Davis diagnosed and prognosed without disap- ting his own expectations. It was a case for In those days Lake Taneycomo was a new thing in Ozafks. A huge hydroelectric power dam across River at Powersite, about a dozen miles be- Hollister, had backed up the water to a point fond the latter place, widening the stream. Be- in Taney County, Mo., the widened and deepened above the dam was christened Lake Taneycomo. miles below the dam is Forsyth, the county From Forsyth to Cotter, Ark., along the river, celebrated “‘float’’ course. People in row- sor flatboats float down to Cotter, fishing as float. Dr. Davis went down to Forsyth and took float. So much did he enjoy the novel outing he fell in love with the Ozarks and determined “irl every spring or summer for the float. In- laily, he could look after the development of Manch. ty year thereafter Dr. Davis, accompanied by Davis, made the Forsyth-Cotter float and vis- the Davis ranch, which was growing fast, both in fe and in fruit development. In May, 1920, after Dr. and Mrs. Davis returned to Chicago this annual outing, the doctor took pneumonia Pdied. The tragedy came suddenly. Ridgedale had become the one grand dream of Dr. Davis, it was a dream fairly on the way to fulfil!ment, certain nightmares having to do with expendi- of money. - Davis believed thoroughly in the adaptability \ me Ozark country to fruit culture and was de- hed to make a success of his venture. His orig- holding of 600 acres had grown to 1400 acres. the aid of experts he had planted nearly 300 ‘0 apples, largely the Stark Delicious; 100 ‘0 Elberta peaches and 160 acres to Concord me Davis domain. known collectively as Ridge- Parm. includes also Fairview Farm and Hill- Farm. The Davis home was built on Ridge- the central farm. Substantial houses were "ucted also on Fairview and on Hillcrest, each —_ Pits farm outbuildings. Around the 1400 acres Mrs. Davis and one of her Delicious appie trees. ‘ormed that ancient trail leading ove. ‘.tges from Hollister into a splendid highway. That road today, leading to Harrison, Ark., is one of the best in the Ozarks. It winds past ‘the Davis property. It has been estimated that Dr. Davis had spent no less than $225,000 on his Taney County property at the time of his death. He had found it necessary te borrow money from time tw time through a local bank. Knowing that Dr. Davis had a bucrative prac- tice in Chicago and was a man of high standing. and sharing fully in his belief that the property could be made into a paying proposition, the bank offi- cials were not doing any worrying until the sud- den death of the doctor intervened. That put a different face on the proposition. There was much yet to be done before Ridgedale Farm could prove itself a financial success. Now, with Dr. Davis re moved, what would become of the ambitious project? lt was recalled that even down around Hollister, as well as up in Springfield. the unofficial capital of the Ozark region, there had been some who pooh- poohed the notion that such a big experiment in fruit farming could be made successful on those rocky hills. The Davises had no children. Mrs. Davis fell heir to the Taney County property. It was both an as- set and a liability. The asset was a big one. but so also was the liabiljty. And only a little woman, in early middle life, left to carry on' A’ woman from a large city. accustomed to city ways. left alone to handle a proposition such as that’ What would she do? What could she do’ What Mrs. Davis did was to give up her home in Chicago and remove to Ridgedale Farm. “I intend to try «o run the place as Dr. Davis would run it,’’ she announced. “I know it’s a big. job, but it’s worth the effort.” The peach and apple orchards were just getting into commercial! production, after the years of plant- ing and pruning and .spraying. There was an- other prospective asset-—“grapes. Dr. Davis had put in the vineyards, for the most part, and the vines should produce crops in 1920 and 1921 worth many thousands of dollars. Mrs. Davis felt con- fident that she could pul! through, largely because of the grapes. But the Essrter freeze of 1920 had frozen out the grapes, so that that vear’s crop was dl almost a total failure. Well, 1921 would dq better. no doubt But again came an Easter freeze, together with a hailstorm. and again the grape crop was next to nothing. The story goes that a Springfield hbank.-a “corre- spondent bank” to the loca! institution, began to get worried early last year The officia's wondered if that little Davis wqman down there could pull ® through, with all that toad of financial responsibil- ity on her hands. An emissary was sent down to the farm, later in the season, to look it over. He re- ported that Ridgedale Farm was al! right. “Apples and grapes on trees and vines,” he said, “are estimated to be-worth about $80,000.” It turned out that the crate crop alone, for 1922, brought in more than $40.09. This Year’s grapes (Continued on Page 12.) SUNDAY MAGAZINE-— -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- - OCTOBER 14, 1923 PAGE FIVE é n : PN PLOT HOLES Re EIN Re ee OT Bie a AK SM RO. bem i Se POCORN A. PRS MG PAI NAS a EEE LOL SCA, EY ELA PIR Pilg eid ete rin NS Sp Merk a ee ie en ee ee ee

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" n _ Pore" be eal ek ia Re el Reeddethieihis cata aha a . r ey ME RPE ne oe ORE ER tees: a seeiednins Ge cae aaa ETO HE pp ery ” z » oo eso ee ‘ PRS SSS Peete ees esi 15% inhi ines Wie ard, Xi, ee a ; Their prosecutor, now a Sethiais Chicago - Judge, says many persons charged with crime should be segregated as mental defectives — Odd _ things which are being discovered by a court’s psychopathic laboratory — Drawing from memory as a test of the mind leads to discovery of “mental fingerprints’ — What a noted authority says cities should. do to discover and protect mental defectives se 23 2: WAS instrumental in sending seven men to the galiows when I was a prosecutor in the Chicago courts. Now I know that at least six of them never should have gone there.”’ Thus speaks Chief Justice Harry Olson of the Chicago Municipal! Court. Judge Olson has held this high office 16 years and for 10 years before going on the bench he was Assistant State's Attorney, in which capacity he personally conducted all the important criminal prosecutions in Chicago. It is @ thing of tremendous import for a man like Judge Olsgn to assert that six misdirections of the law. with his active assistance, cost six lives that should not have been sacrificed. Yet, in making this statement, the noted Judge is not pointing an accusing finger at himself. He is not voicing a belated confession to soothe -his an- guished conscience. He is rather attempting to give to the world a share of the knoWledge which he says has come to him since those days between 1896 and 1906, when. as a relentless progecutor, he fought for the conviction and purmishment of men and women accused of crime because he was just a cog in the great legal machine which moves slowly but surely in the destruction of those who dare to op- pose it. In recent addresses Judge Olson has been saying over and over: “If I had known then what I know now I would never have sent those men to the gatiows.”’ “But why?” asks the cross-examining legal pe- dant, tied hand and foot to ancient traditions. “Because,” answers Judge Olson, “I am now con- vinced that these men, like large numbers of: the criminal classes, were mentally defective and their defect was the cause of their criminality.” The Judge's observation in his long career has convinced him that heredity plays a large part in the creation and perpetuation of those mental defects which lead to the commission of crime. He is now regarded as one of the chief exponents in the United States of the theory of inherited criminal instincts and he aiso is one of the leading proponents of eu- genics as a means of preventing the propagation of gue unfit. He has long been known as one of the first advocates of the farm colony plan for the segre- gation and treatment of the feeble-minded. He was a pioneer in this field, but the idea has grown until now all but a few states have these farm colonies. Even the large cities, including St- Louis. have fallen in line. . To aid in scientific research into the causes of criminality, Judge Olson has established the Munici- pal Court Psychopathic Laboratory, which makes ex- haustive clinical studies of defendant. especially of - Modem Science Would Have Se Ss oN © e JUDGE HARRY OLSON. “I know at least siz of them should not have been hanged.” , those haled into the Juvenile Court. The labora- tory is under the direction of Dr. W. J. Hickson, widely kne--n as ah expert in the classification of menta! dise. ‘s. As a result of the work in the laboratory hundreds of defendants have escaped prosecution on criminal charges and have been sent to farm colonies, where pleasant swrroundings and right living have enabled many of them to regain their mental Balance, or at least to orercome the tendencies which but for such care might eventually have taken them to the foot of the gallows. Judge QOlson’s belief that mental defectiveness, largely hereditary, is responsible for most crimes, is looked upon askance by many leading iegal lights. In fact, he himself says that when the truth finally is acknowledged it will be recognized by the legal profession last of all. The reason for this, he said in @ recent address. is that the law concerns iteelf with the erime com- mitted, rather than with: the person who commits it. The law assumes that the defendant knows the difference between right and wrong and it proceeds on that theory in prosecuting him. Citing cases from his own experience, Judge Olson recalls cases in the criminal courts of Chicago in which it never occurred to anybody—Judge. jurors, prosecutors 6r defendant’s counsel—to take into con- sideration the antecedents of the accused, his in- herited- mental characteristics or his capacity to dis- tinguish between right and wrotg. “The first fact that attracted my notice, and would engage the attention of one who began an investigation of crime and its conditions. was the uniformity of the number, character and conditions of crime.” After citing figures to show how closely paralie! are the crime percentages in all civilized countries, Jadge Olson thus reaches the conclusion that the present method of corrective punishment and parole do not meet the requirements in reducing crime: “This static character of criminal statistics in relation to population the world over: the fact that ~a : wa Bias ihe criminal age, when most first ¢ occur, appears early when . ranges from 16 to 24 years, and that o of the population are ever charged 1 ways impressed me as significant f :P something inherently defective in the vestigation and research of the al aa chologist tend gtrongly to confirm thi by “Thus far little or no impression om the static existence of crime by « punishment and prevention, and one iy rate supposed that this fact alone would | a ve those vitally interested in the subject, # and sociologists, to check a critical glance over the past and im! tions for the future. There were at @ gland 165 crimes punishable by death w ing any influence on the volume of & maiming, mutilation and branding then the idea of adding humiliation ' i. invention, and the unfortunates were ¢ luc pond im the public square, where t ~ cn " lories and whipping posts, or whipped the the streets; burning at the stake was for certain, crimes. The idea of ment followed; the ball and chain There appears to have been no c existed for man’s benefit, but this recognition in the next period. Att light appeared, probably as a existing conditions, and the idea of Fr introduced into penology. Next came probation, and yet in spite of al) these ¢ tending over long years, the oe criminals remains static: 2 per cent of population still are criminals. It f& also ii to note that it has been conservatively ¢ that between 1 per cent and 2 per cent = eral population are also feeble-minded. — “The cost of crime and the care of classes is becoming a great burden 4 The State of New York now spends total expenditures in the care of then more than 16,000 who need are not receiving it. The State of I its charitable institutions 28.1 per ¢ expenditures, of which the Le insane group make up 21.8 per cent, & like New York, is not giving mst thousands who need it. The city ot C pends about $8.000,000 annually ip Bae criminal situation, over $6,500,000 pig for the Police Department alone. That ™ Es getting an equivalent in results for thoughtful people must agree. £F of assassinations and attempts made others by insane dementia praecoz ad 1 ed individuals is not a credit to OOF Eim® dling this class. a “In view of the comparative Tanase: efforts to suppress crime, of the upon the State in taxes for maintal eourts and jaiis: of the bso to fective delinquent when = large, and of the injustice involved T= of the feeble-minded, we must adopt prevent crime and care for the ni Such crime and mental diseases are so i we should try the modern methods profession—diagnosis and prevention ® impossible. a4 “We cannot pat to death every inal. We cannot unsex al) of our Ge would be the easiest. cheapest and 1 it would perify the life stream in & 1@8 public opinion will not at this time 1 PAGE SIX SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST- en ieee: - OCTOBER 14. 1923. }an abrupt end to crim production. Both great ence for the individua anguish and agony for z of work and play.” The tests in the Chicago bic Laboratory for feeble ®the Rossolimo, Binet-S , analysis synthesis test in practically all psych le laboratory has develope mental fingerprint sy: “An illustration of one o . Which lends itself 1 } what is, known as the ¥ ipal components of vis analysis, space percept: Of recall and space assoc the Binet-Simon scale of ‘following manner: | A sheet of paper, pen person. and he is told designs for only 10 se look at them very c¢ seconds is a very short t designs will be removed bthe paper in front of him ory. This is a 10-year- ‘the 10-year-old school cl one and one-haif of the a. These designs are oll and a box.

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t first” commitments” yonsibilities come, and — that only 2 per cent — da with crime, al nt facts pointing to in the race. The in- e alienist and the psy- — afirm this belief. P pssion has been made — me by our efforts at Z >and one would have © would have directed © subject, such as jurists _ emselves up and cast © and into other direc- — ere at one time in Ea- 4 by death without mak- ume of crime. In turn, — nding were practiced, © miliation was the next | tes were ducked in the’ here they also had pil-” whipped them through ke was also in usage = Sa of solitary confine-~ chain was next added. no conception that law ut this view got some” 7. At this stage a néW a reaction to the them fea of reformation was Next came parole and : of al) these efforts 6h” percentage of crime and per cent of the general © It is also interesting — onservatively estimated © a 2 per cent of the gen ble-minded. . ne care of the defective” burden upon society tpends one-quarter of its are of the insane, and need institutional care te of Illinois pays for B.1 per cent of its total mental, nervous and per cent, and this State, ag institutional care to he city of Chicago ex anually in handling the 500,000 being expended» alone. That we are not uits for such outlays, e. Besides, the : pts made on the lives of sraecox and feeble-mind=, t to our methods of h ' tive failure of our of the increasing ch a! maintaining prosecuti 8, nace to society of the sntrolied and running & involved in the nee st adopt new methods r the mentally affiic ses are so inter-relat methods of the med revention where cure “ h every incorrigible ert of our defectives. h pest and surest mere . sam in a few years. * ¢ this time enstaiD such avd Aa itt wis sj ins FR IN IOP ne RE I ct IG RRM i ae OR Cl AMIE TE:. LS So RR CN, ~ ——* se . - — “Two per cent of the population is crimina].” tices On & Scale commensurate with the popu- “There remains, seemingly, but one alternative. ich is to segregate the defective delinquents in tecontrolied colonies where the protective en- ) ntcan be created. Under such control there mM abrupt end to criminal depredations and to ction. Both great needs of society are met. ence for the individual defective will no longer anguish and agony for him, buat a sensible bal- hing of work and play.”’ The tests in the Chicago Municipal Court Psycho- ic Laboratory for feeble-mindedness and insanity the Rossolimo, Binet-Simon, graduated associa- Ranalysis synthesis tests and the standard tests it practically all psychiatrical clinics of Europe. laboratory has developed what Judge Olson calls mental fingerprint system.’' Of this he says: *M illustration of one of the numerous tests em- we. which lends itself readily to demonstration, what is known as the visual memory test. The pacipal components of visual memory are percep- analysis, space perception, visual imagery, pow- Pol recall and space association. The test as used the Binet-Simon scale of intelligence is givén in ‘following manner: "A sheet of paper, pen and ink are iaid before persons, and he is told that he is to be shown designs for only 10 seconds, and therefore he look at them very closely and carefully, as weconds is a very short time, and after 10 seconds designs will be removed and he is to draw “them ihe paper in front of him in pen and ink from his ity. This is a 10-year-old test and 75 per cent Me 10-year-old school children pass it. If they )ohe and one-half of the designs correct it is a These designs are geometrical figures. a hand a bor. We have deen Carrying on qualitative studies with the Binet-Simon scale as well as using’it quan- titatively, which is Practically the only use of the scale thus far made, as illustrated by this visual memory test, in which it shows the difference be. tween the high and low grade feeble-minded. alco holic, paresis, Dementia Praecox. etc. I have a series of drawings by five different individuals in each sroup, showing in the feeble-minded groups ‘ack of perception and anaiysis: in the alcoholic croups lack of perception. the presence of confabuilation and coarse, irregular. alcoholic tremor: in th: drug habitue, lack of perception and a characteristic fine line with tremor: in the Dementia Praecox. phantasy. or the addition of finishing touches of their own: in paresis, lack of perception. analysis, and in some cases @ very irregular and coarse ataxic tremor, sim- ilar to the alcoholic. except they do not approxi- mate the design as closely. The drawine« are un- selected cases as they come in the court, and illus- trate one small test of the numerous ones emploved. and show the effect of these various diseases.on one of our very important menta! functions visual mem. ory-——and furnish the psychologist with whai tay be a rough mental “finger-print’’ method of identifica- tion of mental disturbance.”’ The revelation that mental! defectives of the same type always showed the same characteristice ip drawings made from memory is called by Judge Olson ‘“‘the laboratory's only discovery.”’ It has since been verified by European scientists. Summing up the results of the work already done by the laboratory and suggesting further efforts. Judge Olson says: | ‘“‘We are finding that many of the common crimes are due to feeble-mindedness, morai defect, the in- sanities, especially Démentia Praecox in its various forms; the cretinoids, epileptoids and psychopathic constitutions. These cases, of course, are not cured by imprisonment in jails and penitentiaries. The lower grades now find their way into feeb!e-minded institutions and insane asylums, and the higher grades of feeble-minded and many of the Dementia Praecox cases into penitentiaries. “What is the promise of the future’? The feeble- minded situation as a whole is a hopeless one. Our only present methods of handling this situation are isolation and sterilization. since we realize more and more daily that the vast majority of these cases are of a hereditary nature. However, the: possible regeneration deserves some study for its possibili- ties, especially since, at the present time. the prob- lem of isolating and controlling our large feeble- minded and psychopathic population is so gigantic. As for the treatment of the defective delinquents who get into the courts, the farm colony offers the one solution. The by-product of the manufacturing world has become almost an industry of itself. and this human by-product of the industrial and com- mercial world can in its turn be utilized to a very high extent in such colonies. The psychopathic and Dementia Praecox case should be recognized at the earliest possible moment. The psychopath, the proe- cox case, when taken in the early years and given the proper training, can undoubtedly be he!'ped. The feeble-minded, especially the higher grades. which are more or less difficult to recognize in the early years, except by the expert, should be sorted out and new methods of training evolved. ‘The courts of our large cities must meet the re- sponsibilities thrown upon them by thé discoveries in science by instituting psychopathic laboratories, so that the criminal defective may be identified If fol- xen Who Died On Gallows “Mental tests are better than bars in treating the feeble minded.” lowed by legislation perniitting the segregation of the detective classes who need such care, we shall have made a substantial advance in controlling crime. “It will thus be seen that the findings of the lab- oratory are full of significance for neurology, psy- chiatry. psychology, ethics, and especially for crim- inology. The objective view of crime has hereto- fore prevailed in the Uhited States: the laboratory emphasizes the personal side of the criminal and the subjective side of the crime. The slight advance made in the battle for the suppression of crime has been due to the fact that we have relied upon legisla- tion prescribing penalties instead of doing what we should long have attempted—-study the individual himself who commits crime. We have laid too great importance on the environmental! factors and paid too little attention to the problem of heredity. “Where heredity plays a part as it does with the feeble-minded, insanities and psychopathic, the laws of eugenics must be invoked. Bad heredity creates a bad environment immediately, but it takes bad en- vironment ages to create a bad heredity, if it does at all. After a generation or two of combating crime, insanity and feeble-mindedness along these new lines,-we shall find that these defective stocks will gradually disappear. The battle against the in- crezse of mental deficiency and crime is as important as the battle against tuberculosis, with the pros- pects of ultimately conquering fully as hopeful as in the battle on tuberculosis. “In order to win the war against crime and mental deficiency we must develop medical men who can lead. Large cities of the country, which are a!so medical centers, should lead the way in developing great teaching centers from which other cities might draw its experts. Ifere. then. is the oppertunity aid (Continued on Page 12.) ars = The model drawings and how some clinic subjects distort them in tae visual memory test. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCT¢ IBER 14, 1923. PAGE SEVEN De Nn a ee a ke Pe ee Ne ale alae .* : Pi . pag Ae RI ON PRE RAEI eh Sore Lee! AN TE ae meet + othe ME + POA TUN AINA LOLA RE AAI NED ELIA ANAS ALIS OLE L NES COE LE MI ® AS eae

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For the sake of Denny he even dared the depths of Marston’s bargain basement, where she was “At Home” from 8:30 to 5:30 every weekday. “Oh, I'll say you’ve got him —_—. acknowl- edged pert-lipped, dark-haired No. $3 “My Marty wouldn’t come down here for a sanaiie of farms. I hope,’ she added, gratuitously, “that you aren't throwing yourself away on him, though. If I had your looks I’d marry a tnillion. You could!” But Denny was beginning to suspect that she would rather have him without a million than-any other man with. The only trouble with Jimmy as a lover was that he was red-headed, and vou never Knew when he was going up in the air. “And 1,” as Denny admitted to No. 833, “have some red in my hair myself.” Jimmy had just bought a setond-hand flivver with what is known as a speedster body. He ex- plained that he had picked it up dirt cheap. “It’s not good enough for you, kid,” he said, husk- ily. “And neither am I. You ought to be traveling around in a Lenhard Double-Six.”’ The smile she flashed at him was worth traveling more miles to see than that old psuedo-speedster of Jimmy’s had left in it. “I'd look fine in a Lenhard Double-Six, wouldn't I?” she mocked. “Let’s go!’ “Let’s,”” agreed Jimmy, with renewed bouyancy. This made it unanimous save for the car. Its mis- behavior, coupled with the impertinence of the younger set ever in evidence in the neighborhood, had removed some of the sheen from.the morning, a Sunday in May. But the irreparable might not have happened if, after they had swung into the Fens, a limousine had not rolled by. “Is that a Lenhard Double-Six?"’ demanded Denny with interest. Jimmy gave it am austere side glance. “Yep,” he assented, in a tone that should have warned her. “T’d like,” she murmured, “to ride in a car like that—if only just once!”’ “I don’t doubt it,”” commented Jimmy, unpleas- antly. Then as Denny looked at him, wide-eyed with surprise, he added: “‘Don’t let me stop you!’ : Denny’s lovely eyes narrowed. “Do you mean you think I couldn’t get the chance?’ she demanded forthwith. z “Not at all!!’ he retorted, but she knew he meant her to believe just that. The psuedo-speedster speeded on, but romance had blown a tire. And so it was that Denny delivered her ultimatum. “I wouldn't marry a man with a temper like yours for a million,” flared Denny. “If you'll please stop this—tthis car, I'll walk home.” “I'd like to see a girl,”’ observed Jimmy. “who wouldn’t marry anything with a million tagged to it. That's what all girls want nowadays—money!” “Are you going to let me out?’’ demanded Denny, frigidly. _He drove her home instead. “Sorry to have butted in where I wasn’t welcome,” he announced. “I'll see it don’t happen again!” “That,” sweetly, “is dear of you, Mr. Cromartie. Katie Kennedy would love to go for a ride with you. Why don't you take her?” Jimmy stepped on the gas. “He'll be around again,” Denny assured herself, serenely. “And maybe I'll be at home and maybe I won't.” Some hours later Denny Was seated by her window, overlooking the alley, drying her hair, when a bear- er of tidings approached. “Thought I'd drop in,” said the latter, too casual- ly. “Say, Jimmy took Katie Kennedy riding this afternoon.” , “I told him to,” Denny riposted, serenely, and added, “Jimmy’s become an awful bore lately.” She maintained the pose admirably. too. until her grimly. | “So he took her!” she murmured. ‘Well, he can have her. I should worry!” 7 * ® * e « a ll “I'd like,” Denny informed No. 833 the next day, “to have one of those guys that write movies about millionaires wandering around bargain basements stand around here a while. I'll bet their feet would get more tired than mine do before they saw one.” No. 833 gave her a quick glance. “Have you quarreléd with Jimmy?” she asked, with interest. | “I’m through with him,” amended Denny, with dignity. No. 833 giggled. “And now you're after a mil- lionaire?”’ Denny smiled* in spite of herself. “I'll admit I don’t see any standing around in line. But, be- lieve me, if I got a chance Abruptly she broke off and as abruptly her ex- pression ehanged so that she looked more like a rosy cherub listening to some celestial choir than a shop girl who—the truth must out—had been al- most caught in the act of chewing gum. No. 833 cast startled eyes around. “Egypt’s Queen!” she gasped. “The boss him- self. And look who’s with him. Mrs. Winthrop- Chisholm”’ Denny did not know who Mrs. Winthrop-Chisholm might be, but there was no question but that she was somebody. No one, save herself, knew why she had de- scended to the bargain basement. She had peremp- torily ordered Marston to take her there and he had obeyed. “Who,” she demanded, “is that girl—the one with the wonderful hair?” “IT don’t happen to know,’’ he confessed. “But I'll be glad to find out.” “T’ll find out myself,” she cut in. Now what followed, as No. 833 told her Marty aft- erwards, certainly beat the movies! “What,” demanded Mrs. Winthrop-Chisholm, “is your name?” “Why, Denny—I mean Denise Luydon,” Denny managed to answer. “Have you any family?” persisted ber inquisitor. “The glance that Denny gave Mrs. Winthrop-Chis- holm was a match for that which the latter gave her. “No,”” she retorted, coolly, “have you?” Mrs. Winthrop-Chisholm was eyeing the flushed loveliness that Denny presented her so unflinchingly. “She'll do,” she murmured. And then, addressing Denny directly: “Please get your hat—I want to talk to you.” Oh!” Denny protested. “I couldn’t get off’’——— “That will be all right,”” Marston intervened. “Do: as Mrs. Winthrop-Chisholm says.” “Don't be an ass, Marston,” suggested Mrs. VWin- throp-Chisholm. Then, to Denny: “I’m not going to eat you, child. Don’t be afraid!”’ Afraid! That was engue® for Denny. “You’re on,” said she. “I'll be ready in a jiff!” “Oh, gee,” breathed No. 833, while Denny pow- dered her nose and adjusted her hat, “supposing she should adopt you” “If she does you can have my gum,” retorted Den- ny, coolly. “I parked it under the counter.” “She,” No. 833 went on, “has a wonderful place at Exeter Pool, greenhouses and tennis courts and cows with class written all over them’’— “I hope it hasn’t bars on the windows,” com- mented Denny. “She sounds as if she had escaped from some such place.” Nevertheless she went along with Mrs. Winthrop- Chisholm. “I wonder,” that lady suggested, abruptly, “what you are thinking about all this.”’ “I am thinking,” retorted Denny, diplomatically, “that in about five minutes the old alarm clock will go off and I'll wake up.” Appreciation of that gtinted briefly in Mrs. Win- throp-Chisholm’s eyes. “Remember Cinderella, child,”’ she retorted. ““Per- baps I’m your fairy godmother. Anyhow, the mod- ern version of the coach and four awaits outside.” It was, after all, 2n Amefican car; the best, per- haps, but at least three years old. The uplHolstery was luxurious, if sedate, and the chauffeur and foot- man were smartly if somberly liveried. As Denny’s ~—_ “I'd like,” Denny informed No. & have one of those guys that te lionaires wandering around barg. around here a while. I'll bet th more tired than mine do betore - quick giance took 7 this watched her. | “She'll do,” she decitea yet a Then aloud: “I’m not oy ; “e2 grimly. “Merely in my ine -z be humored until she has the leave her money to those But—well, I’m not dead yet!" = “I'll say you’re not,” thought D “No,” Mrs. Winthroy s mw ; I've got enough of what my : to beat her at her own game. pose to do, with your assistan e. at “Now,” thought Denny, “tor he “What,” she demanded, “Act natural—be yourself.” | al Denny gave her a direct you expect; that I’ll eat with 1 a horrible example generally? “It might be a good one,” throp-Chisholm, thoughtfully! “Ex@®use me—I’d rather go basement.” This Mrs. : “TI don’t know,” said she, well to adopt you at that. You 2 and that’’—ever so grimly—“is @ ple do.” ' And so they swept on to that f - aires’ colony that lies along the ¥ 7: ip es ‘» finally to Exeter Pool. They village before the specialty shops. — “We'll get you outfitted now," 4 Chisholm said. Soon they were on their drive to the house. Denny cal “Egypt’s Queen,” she Art Museum!” ‘‘Now remember,” . Mrs. RE 5 cs bast run along!” comma! ; Iton obeyed and De | g kitten might inspect | _ Then she turned to | i iieer. It’ was the tr my.. This was of marble , with steps leading « glanced up at the a Well,” she decided, “Jin sol looks like a P a > “>. — Pre i + Sires her to m had ‘announded | ™ sole ectieecaliall to a will be at 7 and yor ‘Until then amuse yourse her window Denny it an improvement or admitted. uptiy she turned from the long hall outside led down to the rec Stairs she encounteres Ow does a person go alk she demanded. ‘ins gathered his d courts down by the to care for golf’’—— uf : 7 don’ t ‘appen to, someho lawkins bowed, like an eare for riding? There in the stable. If f they were on a merry- i,” she cut im: “Ge offer?” Sorry, Miss, but that fMoment. 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J'm counting on the combina- 7? 2 eyes there was 3 certain humorous sugges- fa ~Jimit. re. good joke shared that kindled Denny. it to me,” Denny promised, blithely. = § ma'am, thank you, ma'am. She's “Mildred at home?” demanded Mrs. Win- holm directly. zone to -? int ask you where she had gone.” snapped brop-Chishoim. “Send Moulton to me.” . Winthrop-Chisholm,”’ he informed Moulton. hd A, sok my ‘ead off when I told her Mildred ’ad ae ~) - . - ef . puces.er. mand her tell Mildred she would take a girl iJ = : ‘bargain basement and adopt her if she sup this artist chap.”"’ Moulton said. “You to tell me, though, that she has done so.” dred persists we'll ‘ave in ‘er place ‘ere. @ young woman who is utterly him possi- be assured her. proom in which Denny was established, with =m tones of silver-cray centrasting with _the iyose of the rugs ahd hangings, was exquisite wh to awe her. f there anything more I can do for you, Miss?”’ anstere-cyed Moulton was demandirg. "Yon can stop looking as if you thought I had thing contagious,’’ Denny suggested, coolly. Moulton started. “Beg pardon, Miss?" she gasped, wedulously. “Oh, run along!" commanded Denny, impatiently. Moulton obeyed and Denny inspected her room a kitten might inspect a new and strange gar- Then she turned to her bath, with its white floo r. It’ was the tub itself that staggered any. This was of marble, set not on but into the me with steps leading down to it. From the she glanced up at the array of faucets. “Well,” she decided, “Jimmy would certainly feel bome. It looks like a plumber’s paradise.” x 2: a. = _ = ds surrendering her to Moulton Mrs. Winthrop- o|m —— had announded that she herself was going le concession to age,” she had explained. er will be at 7 and your frocks will be here by Catil then amuse yourself as you choose.”’ from her window Denny was seeing the grounds. PQuit an improvement on McCarthy’s backyard,” emitted. . iruptly she turned from the window and, emerg- ito the long hall outside, found the marble stair- that sta led down to the reception hall. At the foot irs she encountered Hawkins. how does a person go about amusingwthemselves ” she demanded. @ivkins gathered his dignity about him: “‘There’s courts down bythe boathouse. bp to 1 don’ ~ > ~- : ’ = niu a ‘i LT oye ave i} tr Reye's Hh" Ai rte “Why—you've got a Jimmy, too!” exclaimed Mildred, delightedly. “How perfectly delicious. Come along and tell me all about him.” The nod she dismissed him with was worthy of a Princess. A The boathouse was closed. She surveyed greenhouses and garage, stables and kennels. “I wonder,” she mused, “if they really have a good time with all this or just kid themselves into thinking they do.” | “Hello!”’ came a blithe voice. for you.” Denny turned. A girl in a yellow sweater and sport hat, with linen skirt and low buckskin shoes, was coming toward her. She was very blonde and very pretty. “I’m Mildred Chisholm,” she announced. ‘“Gran- ny just broke the news to me and I told her I'd look you up and take you over to the Country Club for tea.”” She smiled: “That rather floored her, I think.”’ Poa Denny gave Mildred a quick, searching glance. “Oh, please come!” urged Mildred. “Granny would throw a fit if we should become friends. She’s trying to scare me into submission to that awful will of hers by threatening to leave you all her money, you know. But I don’t care if she does. “I’m going to marry Jimmy anyway.” “Jimmy?” gasped Denny incredulously. “Why—you've got a Jimmy, too!” exclaimed Mildred, delightedly. “How perfectly delicious. Come along and tell me all about him.”’ She linked her arm through Denny’s and started back toward the roadster she had left parked in the drive. “My Jimmy’s an artist. He’s the dear—I adore him,” she confided. Jimmy?” . ‘“‘A—a plumber,” said Denny. “Really? Where does he work? about him. And about yourself, too!” By the time they reached the Country Club Milly had the details. “Do you mind if I tell them about the bargain basement?” she asked. “They'll be thrilled beyond words. Really!”’ They were. They fairly questions. “That,”” announced “is what I call living. anything!”’ Envy was in her eyes as she gazed at Denny. “You'd change your mind quick enough,” thought Denny. Nevertheless, she saw no reason [to impression she had made. the “T’ve been looking awful your most “What's Tell me all besieged Denny with one dark-haired little girl, Really doing something— lessen the As they returned home, Milly turned a glowing face toward her. “You made a hit!’ she said. “I'm going to run up and tell Granny all about it before I dress for dinner.” Denny went to her own room. Spread out upon the bed was a smart little orchid satin frock for that evening, and all the things’ that went with it—and under it. From the bathroom came the sound of running water, and Moulton appeared. “I’ve laid out your things, Miss,"’ said she aus- terely. “It’s madam’s orders that I help you with your dressing. I've taken the liberty of drawing your bath.”’ “Did madam also suggest that you make sure I wash behind my ears?’’ demanded Denny. Moulton managed to control her tongue. at all,’’ she admitted. “Then please don’t try to, - = = . Eleven people waited downstairs, all by Mrs. Winthrop-Chisholm, regal in and.diamonds in old-fashioned setting. “This.” she announced, “is my adopted daughter, Denise Luydon.”’ The dinner itself was deadly, Mrs. Winthrop- Chisholm herself setting the key by relapsing into a grim silence. “Egypt's Queen!” thought Denny: “if the way they eat in society give me Child’s.”’ The only ones who did not seem depressed were Milly and a tanned young man with very white teeth, who sat beside each other across the table from Denny. The moment dinner was finished Milly’s com- panion sought Dennay out. “I wonder if we couldn't skip off somewhere,” he suggested, audaciously. “Mrs. Winthrop-Chis- holm is going to take 40 winks and everybdédy else will be comatose for the next half-hour.” Denny glanced up at him. He reminded her somehow of Jimmy. “Please come,” he urged. moon on the sea She hesitated and was lost. The wind was off the sea, fireflies lighted the half murk of the Italian garden. “Milly,” he announced, “told me all about you at dinner. What did you think of that, by the way?” Denny hesitated. “I'll say it for you,” he offered. “They all try to kill time all day and finally murder it brutally (Continued on Page 14.) “Not ’? Suggested Denny. * a . dominated black satin grand- this is “I’ve arranged for a r? uD

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These inclade the various substances which were applied inter- nally or externally. also manipulations of the body and purely menta! treat- ments. They cured their hundreds or even their thousands, then waned in popularity and finaily were discarded. “All down the centuries we have had al! sorts of means for the cure of disease.” says this doctor. ‘They have come and gone. Nearly every substance on the earth or from under the earth or the heavens above has been used as a vaunted care. and has suc- ceeded in a number of cases. ‘Nearly every kind of persuasion. psychological. metaphysical, religious. superstitious. scientific and above all, pseudo-scientific. has been used effica- ciously in the same wary.” The amazing thing about these “curious cures.” later discredited and shown to have no value what- ever, is that they really did cure for a while. Lit- erally thousands of people. suffering from various diseases, were cured, or at ieast benefited. before the successive fads reached their inevitable end. Another surprising point is that when later ex perience had shown the worthlessness of magnets. or mummy flesh, or moss scraped from a convict’s skull. or “tar water.” or the electric ring or other ‘“eures"’ which sound merely ludicrous today, the pa- tients who had been “cured” remained “cured.” Each century laughs at the absurd ‘‘cures” which peemed such marvelous discoveries to earlier times. No doubt the twenty-first century will derive as much amusement from some of the medical fashions of the present, according to Dr. James J. Walsh. who cites hypnotism among several other widely heralded agencies of recent vears which were going to revoln- tionize the art of heating. but which now have been definite’s abandoned. “Hypnotism is a thing of the past. psychoanalrsis will be before long.” he de- c’ares, linkine the two together only as des ined for the list of “cures” that have failed Besides being an M. D.. Dr. Watsh is a Ph. D. and a Se. D. and holds the post of profeseor of phvsio- logica! psvycholagyv at Cathedral College and College of the Sacred Heart. New York Cirv. and is an ex- tension professor at Fordham University and lec- turer in pevchology at Marywood College. Scranton. Pa. His new book is entitled “Cures—The Story of the Crres That Fail” (D. Appleton & Co.). It should be borne in mind. and Dr. Walsh em- phasizes the fact thronghont his hiehiv diverting volume, that even the mort ridicnious and prepos- terous of these ‘“‘cures”™ did have their record of suf- ferers made well again. The explanation can be given in one word—sug¢gestion “Only a very definite change in the attitude of mind of people toward themselves will cure par- chonenurosis, and agythine that will cause that change will prove eminently curative in a great many cases.’ states this chronicler of comic opera inci- dents in medical history. The remedy mav be any- thing. from walking barefoot in the grass to swal- loving the most loathsome messes. so long ae the patient beliewes that the treatment wil! benefit him Thus. unconsciously. he supplies his own “cure.” The reason that such “cures” finally lose their power to heal and find themselves in the limbo of rejected panaceas is that they were tried first by the people most amenable to suggestion. These pa- tients were cured, or highly benefited. As the num- ber of cures increased, and the fame of the new rem- edy spread, it was taken by persons of less sug- gestibilits Lacking the faith of the sanguine figst- comers, and the psychonenrotic basis which undoubt- edivy underlay most of the cases “cured,” they did not profit from the “cure."" Eventually, the monunt- ing tota! of failures proved that the “cure” was a “cure” no longer. Among “cures with a punch.’ as Dr. Walsh labe'ls = — EE — Among other herbal drugs, mandrake enjoyed a particalar regard in the Middle Ages. And it was @ much more effective if it had been gathered in-a graveyard at night. especially in the of . some of his exhibits, were plants which had been obtained from graveyards. They were especially valued if the plants had not been deliberately plant- ed there. and if they were pulled in the dark of the moon. The buried human bodies were supposed to impart some of their remaining vital forces. the v-<- etative life at least. to the earth and thus to the plants. Remedies prepared from graveyard planis acted much more efficacionusly than those from the com- mon garden variety, on a great many persons. That was a matter of observation so common as to be quite certain. Patients felt that it should be so and it was so, for centuries : Mandrake was a graveyard drug which enjoyed a particular superstitious regard during the Middle Ages. Its root is often forked like a man. and the first part of the name was supposed to emphasize the relationship between the plant and a human being. These were the “signatures” on the plant which proved that it must be good for human ills. One of the most prized substances partaking of the mysterious curative properties of the mandrake was Mummy. From the time of the Crusades, and perhaps eren earlier, portions of embaimed bodies of the ancient Egyptians were considered a potent in- gredient of prescriptions for very difficult cases—- the obstinate. chronic cases. The reasoning was that, since the materials used by the Egyptians had successfully preserved the per- ishabie mortal remains through so many centuries. they must be equally capable of keeping the living body whole. Moreover, there was the feeline that these embalmed bodies, since they bore so close a resemblance to living human beings. must possess something of life in them and be ca mitting it to the pgtients to whom mu om ministered. : ioe Bi A notion that would only be accepted By 1 ow norant, credulous people of the Middle 4 = Walsh states that mummy was used quite com until the middle of the eigtheenth century, 4a5= a little later. It was used because of the of ‘“‘cures’’ which were worked by f taining mummy. ‘ “It is almost astounding to read the WeRe healing that were attributed to it,” he say — * who were wasting away until it was theugae was not an inkling of hope for them teem =e regained their appetite and then ate t health. The aches and pains of all Et were the most frequent ‘cures.’ Of usually comsidered a last, desperate —— might mean kill or cure, though it was very ® sive and was administered im such small qua “Undoubtedly much of what was sold for ® in the apothecary shops, for it ‘could be om there, was sophisticated material. OfFGemeey would be soaked in preservatives, sed 3 pregnated with pitch. and then palmed off a5) uine article by somebody who claimed to te from the Holy Land who had passed throum on the way.” ee Another curious medicinal substance tation for making even more mommy. This was the moss gat citer skulis of criminals who had been hanged bodies had then been suspended in ¢ ae x lowed to swing from the gallows outside @ A 9 nie beeh td aig t PAGE TEN SUN’ *Y MAGAZINE—ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— OCTOBER 14, 1923. the Vital principle of the } marvelous effects ‘to patients with wasting | + sku moss was ca language, and it : ec. shops. A far “asnea” was used b: | i physicians in the s uries, who apparently ard the long list of r. And “usnea” was mmonly until after the and the foundatjon “The first edition of th a serious article on us my, because these were im sopeia of the peric cult cases, mummy and a e, and were guar curative results f 3 Dr. Walsh points out tl hip with death on the pa treatment was suppos mch’’ in the curative di serful external remed of the rope with whic “2a piece was believed ja “turning the blood curt t the cure of paraly: fingers, or particul: ud's disease and oth The rope was the hangm: it into pieces for the benef bieces commanded goc the rope which had ly caused death was | ’s would only have b had shown that chror of the rope. Somet scaked in water overni red curative properti ations in our own da _ Still more powerful tha 's Tope was the touch hanged man's peck by ““ Dortion of the living with this groove, it Matever it might be. 3 Any physician, says Dr. ° that an arm or leg : ysis, or laboring und: ; B8¥choneurotic palsy of : ured instantly by an ef las the cold, elgmmy : point where the dark, Id be seen And it is surprising, he ;

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Cured” For Awhile-And Why 6 nea ish Shel yet Snes ih < ..* 7 Pea ee © te A , Saat ager uti] the skeleton fell to pieces—a hideous prac- Beant to act as a deterrent on those who be highwaymen. By some process which now is rather difficult to i, this moss was supposed to contain some- Mig of the concentration or ultimate essence of vital principle of the hanged man, and therefore mlave marvelous effects in imparting new strength bpitients with wasting or nervous diseases. The skull moss was called “usnea,” in pharma- language, and it could be obtained in most shops. A famous drug in Ahe Middle “asnea” was used by some of the most distin- physicians in the seventeenth and eighteenth 4, who apparently felt that they could not ard the long list of testimonies to its curative And “usnea” was in use in Europe quite until after the Declaration of Indepen- : and the foundatjon of the U. S. Government. “The first edition of the Emeyclopedia Britannica #28 4 sefious article on usnea and another on mum- , because these were important constituents of the a of the period.”” In particularly diffi- Sh Cases, Mummy and usnea were combined with crake, and were guaranteed to give absolutely 2 curative results for the most serious dis- Dr. Walsh points out that any intimate relation- With death on the part of a remedy or a mode tment was supposed to give it a peculiar i in the curative direction. Thus, one of the . erful external remedies of olden times was a fof the rope with which a man had been hanged. x2 a plece was believed to have a powerful effect a ‘turning the blood current,” and hence bringing ti the cure of paralyzed or disabled limbs, or Pied fingers, or particularly the “dead fingers” of id's disease and other such nervous diseases. The Tope Was the hangman's perquisite, and he cut Si pieces for the benefit of ag many as possible. e bieces commanded good prices, and the portion “* Tope which had constituted the noose and “UY caused death was in especial demand. Such Would only have been paid because experi- ee aad it was ever sc |. = . dark of the moon be capable of traas om mummy was ad accepted by the ig- Middle Ages’ Dr ised quite commonly th century. and even use of the multitude by prescriptions con- read the wonders of ss . ‘People ’ ‘ t,”’ he says. : I oil mad shown that chronic ills were cured by the t was = a cal YO the rope. Sometimes a piece of the rope them too -. saat waked in Water overnight, whereupon the water 1 ate themse ves pe “ered curative properties not unlike the radium } all kinds of the < ~sUons in our own day , it was BAN ene ; of = that a “ore powerful than the touch of the hang- iperate rem expen an * Tope was the touch of the groove made in h it was Ee weition sanged man's meck by the rope. When a dis- ach nage seit “ . Portion of the living body was brought tn con- f harm from it. ail “ti this groove, it at once lost its disease, was sold for mum — ever it might be taim c Be whe: ; : Siggy <2 ey meat | “ty physician, says Dr. Walsh, can readily under- . ~ Sel @n ar ™ Ste ond. tak imag m or leg suffering from hysterical f laboring under a hysterical tremor or med sa cen ae DO a pal walem iigrim MYchonewrotic palsy of any kind might very well aimed to be a p! Cured instant} 7 - a w massed through ExyPt doc ently by an effect on the mind so pow- a, cold, clammy touch of a corpse, just at _ es ‘Ot where the e ro abstance had « rep¥ D he ‘cee. dark, ugly groove of th pe vonderf res than Ad ts ‘ . pee cone 9 al the hadi Surprising. he adds, how many disabling Nous not very serious in th lves are made anged and wbose oe us in themse ° ” - pee and al- meme. . -PPling by the hysterical or psycho- sate outside the city ~ “*@ents that are added to them in numer- SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. Our generation has gotten somewhat away from the persuasion that a medicinal com- pound, if fluid, is efficacious just in propor- tion to the nastiness of its ous cases. Of course, many people suffer from real palsies and lameness, due to neuritis and interfer- ence with the circulation or to apoplexy, but the neuroses are ever so much commoner than the or- ganic conditions. Another set of cures are those connected with venomous reptiles. “Rattlesnake oil,” for instance, long bore the reputation of curing affections which had resisted all other modes of treatment, especialiy the joint pains and muscle pains of the elderly. Its oil is not different from that of other snakes living on about the same food, but the fact that the rattle- snake secretes an intense poison was supposed to add to the effectiveness of its oil when used as a cure. However, “rattlesnake oil’ went the way of other “cures” which were heralded with a flour- ish of trumpets. says Dr. Walsh. Rattlesnake poison itself has been used to some extent, although as a rule by irregular practitioners of medicine, he states, and with reported success for epilepsy. But epilepsy, with its large neurotic ele- ment, has given reputation to more ‘cures’ than almost any other, and has been the pitfall for more of them. The sloughed skin of the snake. with the rattle- snake as a favorite, has been credited with a wan- derful curative effect in chronic throat troubles or muscular aches and pains. Again it is a case of sug- gestion, since the well-known “ball in tle throat’’ ts one of the most frequent symptoms of hystepda. The snake skin also served very well for hysterical mut- ism. And in women the thyroid gland in the neck is particularly liable to be influenced by neurotic conditions. The snake skin would readily affect its secretion, which has much to do with controlling the secretions of other ductless glands. Reptile remedies have also included the use of the rattier’s rattles for headache, which was sup- posed to be soothed by this weird sound. The rat- tles were believed also to be good for ear noises and even to stimulate and strengthen defective hearing. A nauseous chapter in the history of medicine, and some of it not very old history, either, concerns the use of waste material from the barnyard and sink. It is almost incredible that such substances should have been employed as eye washes, for mak- ing poultices and even administéred internally. Dr. Walsh was told by a man that the latter, during a diphtheria epidemic, had saved his two children by blowing down their throats the dried powder of a revolting substance picked up in the dooryard. Crushed vermin of various kinds. and especially various kinds of lice, have been a favorite cure-all for many of the eruptive and itching diseases. Such prescriptions have been favorites in all quarters of the world. They were favored especially in China, where, as the author remarks, there was a supply of vermin quite equal to any demand which might be made upon it. Itching is very largely a matter of mental attention, anyway, declares the author. “I once saw a very intelligent woman smoking dried angleworms in an ordinary clay pipe. Bar. rates Dr. Walsh. “The worms were allowed to ary in the sun and then were slightly crushed, on by the addition of a little tobacco it became pessible to hem on fire and draw in the smoke from them. — edy because an old back- She was trying the remecy LOUIS POST-DISPATCH-- OCTOBER 14, 1923. taste. But a strong “mediciny” flavor helps. woods woman who lived miles away from a dex 1st had declared that nothing was so effective in curing , toothache as this mode of treatment. “She cited many cases among the neighbors on Bald Mountain (this was in Pennsylvania, not Ken- tucky) who had been ‘cured’ in this way. One pipe- ful was guaranteed to relieve to a very’great extent any toothache, and two pipefuls would do.away with the worst toothache anvone ever._had. Even this lady was quite sure that her tooth. whith had been bothering her a very great deal. was much better ever since she had the first whiff of this curi ous mixture.”’ One of the laugh makers to present-day students of medical history is the account of Bishop Berkeley and his tar water PRerkeley was the great idealist philosopher, one of the ereatest thinkers in the whole field of English philosophy. an extremely learned man of very high character and, probably. the most distinzuished and best belored man of his generation in the British Isles. But Bishop Berkeley held one very odd belief— that he could cure himself and his friends of every ill to which flesh is heir by means of tar water. If was made by stirring a gallon.of water with a quart of tar, letting the mixture stand for 48 hours and then pouring off the clear water. Modern science knows that nothing of any chemical significance had been dissolved out of the tar by the water, ‘“‘but the smell of the tar clung fluid and so it waa rather easy to persuade one’s self that one must be taking something,’ as Dr. Walsh comments. Bishop Berkeley was so sure his tar water would cure absolutely everything that he wrote a famous essay on the virtues of tar water—an essay which according to Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, ‘“‘begins with the receipt for his favorite fluid and slides by gentile gradations into-an examination of the sublim- est doctrines of Plato.” But the modern doctor classes “emell cure.”” of which there have the history of medicine, but none which have at tracted such lofty intellectual attention as that of Bishop Berkeley. The principal efficacy of such sub- stances*as asafetida and valerian was due to their penetrating and pervasive odor. Probably the onion owes much of its repute as a particularly health- giving vegetable to its strong odor. And Dr. Waish states that an odor can release energy for the cure of various affections quite as well as anything elise Although our generation has gotten partly away from the persuasion that a medicinal compound is efficacious just in proportion to the nastiness of its taste, yet the flavor is still important, says Dr Walsh. Any proprietary medicine must have a strong ‘“‘mediciny’’ taste, if it is to be successful. It must not be forgotten, he reiterates, that the influ- ence of the medicine is to be exerted on the mind rather than the body. And printers’ ink is the most important ingredient in these remedies. What the author considers to be “the most amu- ing series of incidents in the history of medicine in America” are those connected with the story of Dr. Flisha Perkins, Norwich, Conn., and his famous metallic tractors. Dr. Perkins. himself the son of @ physician, was a gradnate of Yale and practiced for (Continued on Page 12.) PAGE ELFVEN to the tar water as a been many in

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6 TAG Pe pushy 8 Ae eh a) 1. ews lle where 7 ~ Abe EY sans - Re OE I AY Cm Rn a mantle ae PA OY ae Buse: TE RR MI) iI, Ayn o- mite ee “ ihe Sp ly . are © aap = op many, ie ro ei i a ee a ‘ 4 = 2 —_— eee POE ETE Deh ORES attr 1 E OEN, rh ene EOL AAR AON, e R ahs pu “ ; : ; eet rhe restate a - ri Oh grate, nae 7 “ft ™ 7 rrr F GOALS 5 ae in Fahad lll i ni nips title. EN Ry Per Prey CC eee et Oren owe : ~ ~ a oe a : The Grape Queen of the Ozarks culturists reason to hope that ‘this State again may go to the front in grape cul- ture. They point out that there are, in- numerable acres of Ozark lagd, to be had cheaply. which nature intended for the growing of grapes. Roughly esti- mated, the Davis vineyards now are pro- ducing about $2°% worth of grapes to the acre. Grape aes are self-perpetu- ating. Once a good stand is achieved, it is merely a matter of proper attention to did not do quite so well, it is said, though with peaches, apples and grapes combined the farm is producing perhaps more than last year’s crops brought. “We raised about two tons of grapes to the acre this year,” said Manager Cal- lison, “marketing them all ourselves. We ship from. Melva, a siding on the Missouri Pacific Railroad near the farm. Our grapes go to various parts of the country, including Kansas City, 5t. Louis, Chicago and New York. We sell them direct to dealers in Texas and vari- ous other states.” Ozark grapes are said to be superior in size and flavor to the average grape grown elsewhere. There seems to be eomething in the roeky soil that gives superiority to the grape as well as to the apple and the peach. Forty carloads of Ridgedale Farm grapes were shipped from the Melva siding this season. The grapes are packed in crates and in baskets and are sold for table consump- tion at good prices. The grapne-gatherine season begins about the middle of August and lasts for a month. Men and women. boys and girls to the number of about 250. from villages and farms in Taney County and from below the Arkansas line gather at the Davis farm and do the work of gath- ering 21d packing, under the direction of Mrs. Davis and Manager Callison. Some of them camp in tents and others occupy small tenapt houses. It is a merry crowd, despite the work in the hot sua, for at night there is phono- graph xusic, and some of the old-tim- ers play the fiddle and the young peo- ple dance. Mrs. Davis enjoys these oc- casions far more than she enjoyed the conventional! social functions to which she used to be party in Chicago. Roy Callison was one of the “finds” of the late Dr. Davis. He used to be a guide on the White River float. Dr. Davis met him on one of the annual out- ings and found that Callison snew a tot about fruit culture. -—In the early years of the Ridgedale development Dr. Davis had associated with him the Rev. George Carmichael, who had been a stnaent of apple and grape culture. When Mr. Carmichael stepped out, Rov Callison stepped in. The latter now is regarded as one of the most expert of the Ozark country’s orchardists and vineyardists. It is the vineyard deyelopment that attracts the most attention down there and throughout the countrv. In the vear 1870 Missouri was rated as first among all the states in grape produc- tign. California and other states came into the field and passed Missouri. The Davis experiment gives Missouri horti- keep the vineyard producing regularly and increasingly for an indefinite num- ber of years. The first cost is the main problem. The ground is prepared by being plowed. Then rough posts, similar to fenceposts, are driven into the ground in rows 10, feet apart, being set about eight feet apart in the row. A wire is strung from rost to post, about 18 inqhes above the ground. The tender shoots are set out. About the third year they begin to pro- duce profitably. As the vines grow, a second wire is strung farther up. The vines cling and branch out, and present- ly there is a thiek network of permanent grapevines. Shoots from the old vines are taken for replacement -of any vine that for any reason has failed to sur- vive and prosper. On a farm like that of Mrs. Davis, the posts for the grape trellises are ready to hand. There is a thick growth of oak trees along the slopes and ont ~ tops. When these are ¢ ¢ suitable timber is made into | the vineyard. “ee Mrs. Davis has become st ne tached to her fruit farm. | after its detail business with « asm, and when there is to beas ~ of a cariload of apples. re she is at the siding at Melva, everything is done right. h makes an occasional trip to Chica Springfield, she is eager to set bg the farm. a “Well, why shouldn't 1 be?" . “Just look at the view rs porch. %° The view truly is other thag First off, there are the mi . of rows of grapevines, and # miles and miles of rows ot fr Then, beyond, a dip down ii valleys and a lift up into 1 of Ozark Mountains, with d mr behind and above them. ~~ There’s nothing like t and, besides, nobody ‘can cago and get the joy of ra worth of Concord grapes e except an occasional : and the additional joy ott one is making good where tl critics predicted failure, irs. already made good. er. 2 es a € Executed “Spy”’ she encountered almost insurmoitntable cbstacles. . To begin with, the written records of the affair had been destroyed in the fall of the fortress. Even the names of the three soldiers who had arrested her hus- band and had testified against him were unknown. Of the officers who had judged him two were dead. And the cthers had only vague memories of the case as one among so many. A third of- ficer. detailed im the routine way as counsel for the defense, was alive in Paris, but he remembered almost noth- ing of what happened. To him the prisoner had seemed more dead than alive. One eye had been knocked out ofits socket. That was the cn'iy thing that made the officer remem- ber the case at all. Strimelle had been unable to give the slightest account of what had occurred. The officer had de- fended him perfunctorily against evi- dence that was only too clear. Now, to reverse a verdict Madame Strimelle had first to prove legally that the verdict had been rendered. And the documentary evidence was gone. Vindicated Nine’ Years After Bit by bit. with an affidavit from a former officer in one corner of France and another affidavit from an officer in another part of France. she assem- bled her proof, proof of a thing that was household knowledge among her neighbors, but which for court use had to be verified by documents. She man- aged finally to establish legally the fact that her husband, Jules Strimelle, black- smith, bad been shot as a spy at Mau- beuvge. Sept. 7, 1914. Then she set to work to prove that Jules Strimelle was not a spy. Two of her husband's neighbors had been arrested with him—they had not known why until later. They had not been brought. before the courtmartial. They had not been questioned. Had they been called as witnesses the damning testimony of the three soldiers would have collapsed. For one of the neighbors would have said: 2 “But those were not carrier pigeons. I gave Strimelle those pigeons last spring. They were ordinary house pigeons, hatched in my barn. Strimelle never had any carrier pigeons—’ And the other neighbor would have said: “Strimelle was not releasing pigeons at all. At’ 3 o’clock, just before those three soldiers arrested us all, a shell ex- plosion had so jarred the pigeon cote that it fell off the roof. Strimellie ran to it to turn it right side up and to keep the birds from escaping. Just as in turned the thing over one side fell o and the pigeons, frightened out of t ni wits, flew away. Then the soldiers grabbed Strimelle.”’ The word of those two men would have saved Strimelle’s life had the mili- tary court asked for it. All it could do now was to help re-establish his hon- or, nine years too late. As to the assertion by one of the sol- diers that Strimelle was understood to have received 50.000 francs to settle near Maubeuge for future spy work, that was easily proved ridiculous. It could have been as easily done in 1914. The Strimelle family had lived a closely observed life in their little vil- lage. All their affairs were known. ——— eee (Continued Fre Madame Strimelle was ables evidence showing that they hi had 50,090 francs in their Ii any source. Strimelle’s a é smithy together had conta francs, 4000 of which his wife to him in marriage and 40 he borrowed from another ¥ The family had lived in th since 1903, 11 years neteres gan. Had the military a any sort of an in villagers they would have indication that the charse ¢ elle was a spy was absurd. _ They would all have been » go to Manubeuge to testify im } in 1914 had they had the ¢ But in those crowded n new where Strimelle hy. Strimelle had been conscions to have them army men had not troul Strimelle may cont tot house near the smith clink, clink of the hammer 6 won't sound as it used tes arm beat the iron. ee ee a : ee tn Bi, ial mM ES Sg — P i 2, vr eee Ls ‘ Pa z r af, en oil i) “ a Pa ae. Ay ae Noeis a $ ips “(iia a ; Spe Sd agai Dots» Ste aera ve ; . Bl a. ie > . Pe A in a as > nere- - ? ww rie"y § 23 bape 7 $ z ; Ee re ae ap ay te Se ee “ a rather Keep Your Money BUT SEND FOR HANDY ANDY! SEE PAGE 13. PAGF TWEFEFI VE Strange “Cures”’ of the Past blunt point, and four or five inches tong. The various metals included a little gold, according to specifications filed with the English patent office. At fizst soid only to physicians, afterwards they were sup- plied rather freely to anyone who want- ed them. The clergy got them for noth- ing, professional men paid 5 pounds and the general public 10 pounds—high prices when one considers that money in those days was worth at least three to five times as much in purchasing power as it is now. The tractors always had to be drawn downward. in effecting the cure, al- ways downward, for some 20 minutes daily. i[t was extremely important not to draw them upward, or the malady might Se a: zravated. Delicate, nervous people who could not stand the stimula- tion of so powerful an electrical source of energy must have an interval of two days between treatments, or even longer. Truly wonderful cures in all painful ‘conditions were effected by the tractors. “Pains in the head, face, teeth, breast,. side, stomach, back, rheumatism and all joint and muscle pains” were specifical- ly mentioned in Dr. Perkins’ own cata- logue. Literally thousands of people were benefited by the tractors, and attention was attracted to them for some years in this country. About the beginring of. the nineteenth century they found their way to England. Then Denmark gave them a great welcome. But England capped the climax by socializing the new “cure.”" An institution was established, with public subscriptions from people Sriogse Would Have Saved Six Men /Continucd From Page 7) the duty of the medical profession, and of psvchopathologists. | “New York City. Chicago. Philadel- would twitch violently if tonched by two pala. St. Louis, Los Angeles and San Francisca corld practice no greater economy thar to attack this probiem in thorougheoir2z2 manner. Not only hese tare cities. but every city of 190 - Ac seputation. should maintain a city Derchopathic clinie. Such a clinic will be F'rst a distributing center for the entire system of charities. Second. it would lead to the early treatment of suspected cases before they become practicably incurable, thereby relieving our overcrowded institutions. Third, it would , ; 000. Horses’ and dogs we , tu “dured,” as well as people cg ther At any rate, certain [ Dr cians made imitation wood, but colored to look ¢ the genuine metal tractors, 1 them precisely as Dr. ne they proceeded to effect a8 er a ing “cures.” When these fa known, as the physicians fs care that they should a sensation, and a great and 8 of public confidence in¢ wooden tractors t sults as metal ones, chen a out of the question. No it tor remaining to work the tractors were w toration” faded ont of existent Today the Perkins tr aa markably scarce, conside ae 2 number which must have be bes factured. and can be foumt™ museums. Keep Yours le discove and trial to any soa reader ne 71 oe. writes him at ag.. Kansas City. , Person in each: a fan refer If you we advantase of without” im today. hs Ry ie: ms “ va * ~. “£2 a, SEE PAGE ® m: $ “ * Se

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ie from Page 5 ) and on the hill- cleared off the ie into posts for come strongly at- farm. She looks ness with enthusi- is to be a shipmenr peaches or grapes Melva, seeing that right. When she rip to Chicago, or ger to get back to n't d be?” she asks pw from mv front ther than ordinarv- he miles and miles nes, and the other ows of fruit trees. > down into green p into azure rims with dimmer rims em. ke that in Chicago: y can live in Chi- of raising $40.000 apes every year— 1 freeze-out year— joy of feeling that where the carping ure. Mrs. Davis has d From Page 3) was able to collect . hat they had never in their lives from slie’s house and his ad cost only 8000 ch his wife brought b> and 4000 of which nother villager. lived in the village s before the war be- y authorities made estigation among the Id have found ample charge that Strim- absurd. have been willing to » testify in his favor had the opportunity. ded moments nobody melle had gone nor d been too nearly un- them called. The troubled. Madame tinue to live in the ithy. But the clink, hammer on the anvil used to when another, — ng whte embessed claseware. ready to ~~ ae ee SEND NO MONEY Pas when Secures are Aelivered. Satisfaction guar- med or monty refunded & 4 tr FREP [limsrret-d Catslogue United Lighting Fixt. Co., Inc. q . 236 Bowers, New York, Dept. 165 = i tite E trelie mee Hl f t AH Pi} ie it Es $ 6.05 .. $11.65 $12.65 $15.63 Hano EsecTORI! — 32 or 33 Cal. $925 Breas-O ven New York andI have five children. Pey Postman Postage, EDWARDS IMPORT TRADING CORP. . a Interview With Kaiser’s Wife (Continued from Page 2) aS 4 tragical personality. This he owed ® himself, they said, to his children nd the nation. Oh. well! After I had seen Doorn and his wife I understood the marriage. she is no young girl, no ambitious in- riguer, not a woman thirsting after ‘power. She is a woman in her best years. a solid character and a good house- keeper. Very easily she could have en- —; ‘ered into marital relations far less bur- censome than with the lonely man at Doorn. But it seems to be that way with us women that the helpless and un- lucky ones win us the easiest. And that was how the Emperor won her for his wife. We are sitting in the center of the veranda in the little German salon. The Empress is in_a b bss, trimmed with wool embroidery. thin shawl. “Well, | slightly, tions?’’ “Yes,’’ IL answered in confusion. “The questions are to be so negative that I Cannot think of a single one.”’ _ “Just ask me something.” was the comforting rejoinder. “We are both of us grown-up women and¥%we know what it is about. Just ask» me some- _thing.’’ Her gaze is so open and inviting, bid- ding one to engage in a real intimate ' conversation. s “No, no.” she begins, “all those re- ports about disagreements in our mari- tal life are untrue. Every six months I go to Germany to look after my affairs there. I have the interests of my estate and my children to look after. No, Miss Hellberg, the Emperor and I understand each other fully, and we are very fond of each other. “He is so good, so entirely without envy, he values me so much that it more than makes up for any personal incon- veniences that my position entails, for snch there are. But al! I want is what .is good for him. It is only his well- being I care for. So far as I am con- cerned, it does not matter. if only I can make his existence a little easier, a She carried a then,’’ she said, laughing “shall I answer some ques- little brighter. “You see, it is rather hard now and then, when the longing for home comes over one—here in this strange land— Then, again, I am so interested in art and music. never underwent such an operation or any similar one, and he has never given it a thought. It is nothing but pure propaganda. “And then about our jewels. They insi8t that he bought a most expensive piece of jewelry for me in Borlin. It was a rich man, an entir*> stranger to us, who was the purchaser. Apart from “my wedding ring I have not received a single ornament from the Emperor, neither anything newly houcht or of the Empress’. My husband disinherited himself for the benefit of his chi'dren, and all the jewels were divided among them. ; “So, also, with the other things that were her property. That which is found here at Doorn he holds in high rever- ence. Everything else the children have, and not the least thine has heen disposed of. It offends me great'vy when —= “EW IDPEA IN RAINCOATS DIRECT FROM MANUFACTItURER Genuine Innertube Raincoat Votice how this coat ia made. Tne ceth is frst showerproofed. then rubberized with pure rubbver to avoid cracking Un this a &l- vo luwag Carefuiy treated to asoid he eoat from getiing sticky. a5 inferior coats do. The seams in this coat are first stitched to avoid getting loose. then are cemenied by uoud .o avoid leaking. as pO RAIN- can be waterproofed where om the seams nhrough from the « uside This coat sround. convertible just your name and address wes ches secawire. th ooys sizes give ege also. Psy postman tia | «stage INNERTUGE RAINCOAT COMPANY Dest. L. 7th Fleer. 321 NM. 4th St.. St. Lewis. Me. I merely think how anyone can believe. this of him. He is the most conscien- tious person in all the world. That is why I am so much concerned ing him protected, and cared assist each other, and I want in my power for his welfare.”’ A melancholy smile possesses her. “I for. We with see-| to do all) can assure you that those stories about. any difficu!ties at Doorn are inventions. | The Emperor is here to remain.’ Hermine von Hohenzollern is a sen- sible, clever woman: with a heart that) craws one to her as with a magnet. She is exactly what Count Moltke said of her: “To all of us who are here derful woman.” at. Doorn she is remarkable, a most won-. ‘Indeed, I can understand what she must mean to this home without a root in the soil. It is as if she sends good thoughts over al! things and over every- body. She is the arbitrator whenever this is required, can handle disagree- able matters tactfully, bunt without re- serve; keeps irritating affairs from the Emperor. She is a good comrade, a so- ciety lady of true bearing, and possesses exceptional feminine charm. A monarch in exile may count himself fortunate that he has one equipped as she. She told me of their daily life. Over there in the house she and the Emper- or have their home. There are 14 rooms in all, of which the dining room, mu§ic: smoking! Here also. room and small sa'on and a room are on the first floor. are three guest chambers. Upstairs is the imperial couple’s private quarters. Close by live the children of the Em- press, the coverness and the servants. yp i \ °¢@ Fi af Nor SA TISFIED,. © your own the ‘ itt re you ap t» $1 "0 @ yard. ‘rite POR FRAG LIST. , ~TEATILE MILLS CO., OF’. a5:; MANGASCITY, MO. EE — , But. still, I have not paid too dearly for what I have obtained. The Emperor’s children and their fam- ilies are domiciled in the new building at “T am needed here and I have my the gate, where we were sitting, and hands full,” the Empress continued. “I here are likewise the offices of .the must be something to everybody. We Court Marsha! and the secretary. ped by the tractors, 80 live very economically and for our- The day is ovcupied with morning ight be put within the selves. We are poor: we cannot af- si | ford to have many visitors. Things in ng story short, this . Holland are very dear. and the sad con-’ din » ASTHMA TREATMENT eent ang sufferer by mall on trial If it cures send $1600 If not, don't Write today. W. K. STER' INE. 438 Ohio Ave. Sidney, Odio. __ ADVERTISEMENT. NEW METHOD HEALS RUPTURE ed From Page 11) (Continued on Page 15.) lorious end at the in- h physicians. They to protect the public they thought was £0- ls, or they may have the astonishing pop tors and the number nated at the end of ng in excess of 1,500,- ad dogs were being as people. rtain English physi- tion tractors out of i to look e®actly like al tractors, and using Dr. Perkins prescribed, effect a series of strik- en these facts became ysicians involved took Mould be, there was 8° ~ great and sudden fal! nce in the tractors. If secured the same re- es. then electricity was on. work upon the mind, e useless, and “trac nt of existence. brkins tractors are re . considering the vast must have been mant- be found only in a few | _—————_ our Money OR HANDY ANDY! PAGE 13. 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And against him Milly | | | Milly assured Denny. “Still, he’s really la dear, although his mother has done ‘her best to spoil him. She was furious | when he disappeared with you—and 80 ‘was Granny. You see, she wants me to marry him’——-- | “She does!”’ ; Milly nodded. He sort of had a crush 'on me when he came back from France -and—well, I couldn't see him. That was enough to set Granny off. Granny -is that way. A thoroughly hateful old -woman—pbut I’m kind of fond of her. 2 My dear! What is happening | in the bathroom?" Denny looked about, startled. The ‘bathroom door was just ajar, through ithe crevice came feather wisps of | “My!" gasped Denny. “IAleft the water running” Milly sprang up. “What a lark!” she cried. “You must have turned the steam faucet by mistake. The room | it full of it.” The expression on Denny's face, how- /ever, made her change her tone. | 7 - " ; 2 ; Master this tis Dept. @. 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Then, when Hawkins had retired, she turned to Denny. “Don't worry—the Pilumbing’s for- ever getting out of order.” she said. She e * ~~ ° — ‘ ONLY rose. “I'd better go to bed. Jimmy— my Jimmy—is painting surf at Rock- port and I promised to be on hand by 10 to motor him over. Night-night.”’ They met again at breakfast, served in a bright little morning room. Mrs. Winthrop-Chisholm., as Milly explained, never appeared before lunch. “I'm commanded to appear before her at 9:36," she added» “I fear the worst.”’ “Tll bet,” she added. itrelevantly, “that Stacy Ames will be around this Keep Your Money ™* to se sou. He has a peach BUT SEND FOR HANDY ANDY! SEE. PAGE 13. of a new roadster—a Lenhard Double- | Six. Stacy is a dear!” she went on “Of course, he’s an awfu! will-o’-the- This on Your Ha: SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -OCTOBER 144, 1923. wisp, but he’s fallen hard for | you. Trust Sag woman to see that. If you want a tLenhard Donble-si : Aa x here’s your Denny made no reply. “Tl wonder.”’ thought Milly . , and wondered whvr Milly smiled — “I'm sorry to leave you to G ' , ranny fo lunch, Milly apologized as she ass | but I'll be back for afternoon tea— if you survive. And, by the way, where Pleasures and Palaces ~- (Continued From Page 9) -lean and lithe and just six feet with did you say your Jimmy worked?” That surprised Denny, but she gave the desired information. “Thank you,” acknowledged Milly. “I wondered if I remembered rightly.” And then, with commendable blithe- ness, she departed, leaving Denise to pass Gut onto the terrace, with nothing in particular to do—and all day to do it in. “Ill say this for the bargain base- ment,’’ Denny was thinking. “At least there’s always something doing there.” Eventually she found herself down by the boathouse and there she seated her- self. : “He,”’ she mused, “is just red-headed and stubborn enough to marry Katie Kennedy to spite me, I suppose. Well— be can!”’ When, an hour later, she started slowly back toward the house, Stacy! Ames suddenly appeared. “T’ve got a new boat waiting,” he an- nounced joyously. “Will you take £ | ride with me?” “T’'ll be ready in a jiff,” she promised hirs. Inside her room, however, she stopped short. The door to the bathroom stood open; on a rose-colored rug—inevitably —reposed an open bag of plumber’s tools. The plumber stood back to her, his shoe§ on. The problem in plumbing engrossed him deeply; he failed to hear Denny. And that gave her all the time ehe needed to recover herself—precise- ly a second. “Hello,” said she, coolly, “what are you doing here? Oh, it’s me!” she as- sured him, meeting incredulity with all serenity, and asked sweetly: ‘“‘How are you and Katie Kennedy getting along?” “Fine,” he retorted. “I knew she was just the girl for you,” she assured him. “And she’s al- ways been crazy about you, Jimmy.” Jimmy grunted. ‘I'm glad to hear that somebody is,” he managed. “Lots of girls are, Jimmy,” Denny assured him. ‘I was sort of crazy about you myself once, you know.” “You needn't hammer that pipe so,” she observed sweetly a moment later. “It’s not me, you know.” Then: ‘You might ask me what I’m doing here. We were friends, once, weren't we?” : “Yes,”’ exploded the badgered Jimmy. “And I was just fool enough to think that”’ She went on relentlessly: “I was go- ing to tell you all about Mrs, Winthrop- Chisholm and how she wants to adopt me, but now I won't!” i So saving, she turned away. “T don’t envy Katie the job of han- dling you,"’ said she. “IT don't envy the man that. has to handle you.” retorted Jimmy, goaded to it. “I could tell him a few things, who- ever he may be” “Go ahead,” she suggested. ‘“He’s waiting for me downstairs now. He’s got a new Lenhard Double-Six he wants to show me and’’—recklessly——‘‘he’s got a million atl right, all right, and the sweetest disposition. I'm crazy about him already.” To prove which, presumably, she marched to her dressing table and pro- ceeded to powder her nose with great vigor. And there Milly, bursting in. discovered her. “I’ve been looking everywhere for you,”’ she announced. “Granny wants to see you at once” The sound of metal against metal, from the bathroom, gave her pause. “Has the plumber come?” she de- manded quickly. And as Denny nodded she rushed on breathlessly. ‘‘Did they y Hh Het ye « 1395 FRONTIE 7 35 Keep Your Mt BUT SEND FOR HANDY. I have returned home after 2 years’ service France with the A. EB. PF. While In France I ody ed wonderful results. — nothing. I ask nothing you will send me your & brine it. Write tedav. PAUL CASE, Bex 452, LOC AND er. >, ‘ — » | terms this morning” Any reader of this t “TI will,” agreed Milty. but paused to remark: “You'd better not keep Gran-' Dy waiting. I told her right out she was bluffing and she is perfectly furi- ous.”’ Then she disappeared into the bath- | room. Denny heard her blithe greeting to Jimmy. But she scorned eaves- dropping, and lifting her firm little chin very high, she left the room. 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Qu'silely, is she eméeved the intimate do- mMain<«f her professed faii+ -o-dmother. who, at the moment, looked more like a fire-breathifig ogre. _ “I hope,” snapped Mrs. Winthrop- | Chisholm, “that you'll learn that one of _My little peculiarities is that I prefer people to come at onve when I send for them, and not at their convenience. Sit down, I have something to say to you.” “I prefer to stand,”’ Denny retorted, in a voice that matched Mrs. Winstrop- New Treatment Smooths “®sbo!m’s. “That's one of my litue peculiarities. I get-used to it in the Them Away—Like Magic bargain basement, you know.”’ Now as to what followed after this -r need vou dr cee" 0 long e J ead the Luspicions beginning neither Mrs. Win- tragic lines and furrows that jprop-chisholm nor Denny ever had foretell the end of-youth. For a much to say, but at the end of 16 min- new treatment has been perfecte! ites Denny emerged and. wa'’king down which banishes every tired lint, the marble staircase with her head held every laugh or frown mark—as if by aigher than ever, almost walked into a touch of a magic wand. stacy Ames. s* 979 . . . This new discovery is called Domino Say! he announced reproa: hfuliy. Wrinkle Cream No tedious massaging. “I'd begun to think you'd given me the no painful electric treatment, no harmfn! ro-by.”’ jotions. You just press a small quantity ~~" -" of this fragrant cream into the wrinkles ‘Oh!"’ she retorted, startied. “II remove it in 30 minutes—then note the _ 4m sorry. but’’ . _ results! Even after the first few days your face appears years younger looking. ° . * ° Why tolerate unsightiy wrinkles when sot can now get rid of them so easily. Exactly five minutes later Jimmy Domino Wrin hie Cream is guaranteed to ‘wave the steam faucet a twir! and threw remove every wrinkie-—or your money in- : : stantly refund+d. Get it at your favorite the Stillson wrench into his bag.' store today. If they haven't it in stock, “I'm sorry,” Milly murmured help- send $1.00 plus ten cents (‘(10c) postage °; . eee : to Domino House, 268 South eth ‘St essly. [ just thought that if I could _ Philadelphia. Pa. e-t you two together you'd forgive and forget’’- | DOMINO! twin $jo°o He stooped and picked un his bag. ONTIER SPECIAL 1OUS SIDE SWING © Brod oew latest. mod Gearantecd genuine impertd. ‘Pay on Delivery SEND NO MONEY had left his flivver drawn up so that ——— our Money OR HANDY ANDY! PAGE 13. —_—_ MATISM] The prescription costs =~ hing for it. I wilt mall it - our address. A postal Wi 452. 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He 32 cal, $12.65 Pius Postage — _ re —_— Just the rear and showed bavead this. | He lifted ‘ue cover ap, huried his haz. + fn, slammed the cuver down and light: Brings you a Genuine a match. 1°. UNDERWOOD 7 y PrP Ff - Rt YT 2 “You,”’ said the softest voice imagin- able, ‘“‘weren't very long. were you?” 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL Rhee pages wera Jimmy could only gape. iner uOD } ’ | neredu- days you are not entiaied with this late mode! 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He has in his wife what every man de- sires, be he Emperor or cobbler—a mother to take him by the hand, a faith- fnl comrade in moments of sorrow or of joy and the affection that only a true woman can bestow. I glance casually at her. and she smiles. - “No.” che said. “‘we expect no heir. A and patior pesition Sur yes _ Hawes Guices Just don't believe the newspapers.” And ili yeo all 5 stroma Sieur ieapasener aiponenel covered se you we both burst out laughing. srtigent 0 Undersiand it. Easy stod apey v=E- ak pete, = PM un hi le. “is At the outer gate our Ways parted. to-day to lock oeen yt wenes Gexible covers. Ordereset che goes back to the -man standing HAWKINS GUIDES under the lime tree, my steps lead éut- ates side to the driving clouds with the light a700 Panars ty _ only Rembrandt's Holland can fur- The Crown Princess and the Empress! 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ange a gas re. firés to a ae ae Sone ed pas 2 " “ROTOGRAVURE. PICTURE SECTION” OCTOBER 14, 1923 ina i Pe WHEN ALL RECORDS WERE BROKEN AT THE ST. LOUIS AIR MEET xs ty ig * Wea. * k vo" pte > aan + + kr % Raota| © Just a part of the crowd of 100,000 who witnessed the winning of the Pulitzer Trophy by a Navy plane which traveled at the unequaled rate of 243.67 miles an hour. tators were out of range of the camera which made this picture. eral locations, announced the time made on every lap. Thousands of spec- “Loud speakers,” in sev- Naval Lieut. A. J. Williams and the Pulitzer Trophy just after its presentation, a few hours after he had won it by attaining the highest speed ever recorded in an air contest. Where the spectators got most of their thrills. A racing plane rounding the “home pylon,” a tower which marked the start and finish of the races. There were three of these towers, 10 miles apart, on the triangular course. omobiles as far as you could see. It seems astoun ding, but it is true, that the machines shown here are only Dispatch Staff eighth of the number parked on the field on Pulitzer Trophy day. | All Photographs by Post Photographers A study in grim determination—the quality most needed in winning a speed contest in the air. Lieut. A. J. Williams, winner of the Pulitzer Trophy, snapped just before the start. The T- -2 flying around the pylon in the Merchants’ Exchange Trophy race. This was the only monoplane which took part in a speed contest at the meet. Sugera? 4 tH, IPRA gh MER IEE ll t et = a oe oa " > sole Ot lap ol e DS ae gs rte Ata MERI AE SR a 4. 2 er De ww - ee: em Te ad = _ Mn oF aa ORR 08 Fo ee _ we - . * Se ee on = — wn ew aad * - : Y - a 4 ‘i : r ; = b - e nian cheapness ae re es wees ee ee ee ae 2 ~ . — oe ual . , oi on " og teak lahe ee ee ow = we ae nolan “ P ed a ee AIL GRRE AR At AS = Aang My = Ar ene ae 2 its ov ten sn ue ere ‘ . 3 _ ae ’ : . p Nl a > = . R 4 . g * . . bis a - ~~" ae . u ba ae pr Ook i Be - 4 : _— 5 4 st 2 . cl y _ ee 43 at “ey 4 ” _—_—~ ‘ % , a z ox ~ ee ey. “shma 4 ik Te om) ee” &- et ake ts Brocade Os bh cane . as < ‘ - ae 4 Pa yt ern ¢ x ix, 5 iv : Pot — : t 3 , : a - 2 » +4 " e Pye 7 : . ye wird Pp , =~ “ : 7 ; ° + - - ‘ , , - - hry ay De wm ”/ « a] inet - . ae os mre Me 4 - “ , pall ; ae « _ - gr nD et EN” fas ati eed Re os ed 4 ni hele ae a ed ee . 0 ss vo Ree. 804 < a : se a: ea ae 0 pM Al aR A A AOE ¢ apenas Sto “Rammagg A lie phe i ine OE OE egt Nn, M em : " Oe ha - ae <4 oe i Bs ial GRP PO ae Sse0a ND ratte HG ; ‘ Fay? . 7 ty hat + - .4 " : dnote chet et Nip LIS A Re i NaI : oy we ee tans s » oe : ‘ = : = 7 — my 7 7 ad ~ ~~) we A - ore - as ; ~ ere ne ” = te « an? a he a Dot: “3 ” ants. eee a : ~ : s ee “or : bat . — . < - agen ean Gor one es te aay _ ; yh, eS xe tuba . . - baal . £ ; . ‘e Bh oO : ony . om . v 7 boat » ¥ BESET BIL SAORI PIO TE OD AE PE NEAT L wa iS ; ° a ad . ‘ — - siateemantnneeanerennt eo . sindpasaieenietal a - ‘ Pye es tome TERR OR RTS | ee ees res a : - —, + aie’ ee i nae cee eniecoauatie pene ¥ Linstead ti it ahaa a Set a ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION |_° "= WHEN THE WORLD'S LARGEST DIRIGIBLE CAME TO SI. LOUIS e : + ey ee ee ar i - Pree ; git <1 ee y ae * Se pee mee oe a eels or pe . bp tages Pe - ~ ay Jo ahh et Rare Capt. F. R. McCrary, officer in command of the ZR-1. The landing of the big ship at St. Louis Field was one of the spectacular pre- liminaries to the International Air Meet. A thrilling moment at the landing. The Army lent a helping hand in detailing a large number of soldiers to hang on the anchor ropes and keep the Navy air cruiser down during its short stay in St. Louis. me Miss Mary Virginia Colli “LAS . Compton, ' : i 4 7 ' ; x we The ZR-1 taking off for its return flight to its home base at Lakehurst, N. J. The anchor ropes have just been re- leased and the nose of the big bag is be- ing directed up- ward. ‘er <8 Gy Se aiielaeiinaneides.” oneal pauathatial eee ee Ey ER hee ee te eer Pear ws omy The ZR-1 making the mammoth Union Station trainshed look small. This was taken from an air- plane by a Navy photographer a+‘ the big ship was departing. hy, wr -_ a . ® : : 1€ “I on ot. Louis Field at Bridgeton, as seen from an airplane. Note how small human Be Ba beings look in comparison. Most of the figures on the ground are soldiers and sailors, who au served as human anchors. J —-Navy Officia Photograph

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ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION Se | —____\ RANG BIS CY¥/ THE VEILED PROPHET | QUEEN AND HER SPECIAL MAIDS OF HONOR, AS THEY APPEARED AT THE BALL es - ~ wt > te p a p “ 4 . me pa *y ree Te “a : Arig noe Ne a 3 ’ i , ed ee ee ae : 4 ne ’ is = la y ‘ ? 7 ' paar . fg Sores FN ad cd hay hag ae 3 Site Me agpoll ae ‘ a EF me) a See te Reg " oe . biden Oss wate othe! . » —" ee ee a ee et el a ake 04 in Pati “ _ - diane . iene ajinn * ~ rs we : “ waa wash . ides —- — bis a : ‘ . ; een, ee at “ ‘ te, Pre. ae ohm “ digs w? Sait bet de e¢ aed Se) sa: + a a’ : g tp? Da oe oes a Fs. | NON ig Wp. RN thy sn Ry Sale Fae ahs RO ee oe eee ee ee ae oP ‘7 3 3 B54 Pagal es «Sars fh al 1 ag * ~ ee Se ae a « € haere | * ot @ Se Fb ak Oe er Meet Behe 4 Age Je + Bre i i cae ae ae rs —- nig quel * nea Be a t F “yr he pat RE a alae “a > * roel * of * Phin se ae Se ea. ga NGL SACL he ox chet Nes Ry 6 Mee tee . Fadel . wie 20. ee ~ b Rates wit» ise HF ie © Se La Sam, EI EPROP REIGN Be 4 sete es * 4 raat wi ae J . a ’ ee ‘ ~~ 7 ~ LEN AEA IL SELIG, re EN arama. Aa ae ta . 7 ” . a 7 - 7 . ™ : - 7 a "I : } . “a 7 : a"? / ” be " ? ° . . 4 4 7. a _ s - . _ 7 . 5 » ’ 7 PL a ‘ > ~ s 7 « 7 . : ‘ - * . $ ’ 4 ‘ee “ . . = oe > S% « : , “ Ts “ 7 ee ase , ’ , > = piling a large —— : ys on . , - ! , ‘) a - yo a= m e : . # a ~~ e . ’ e . ’ % . : . ~ = _ b a ’ oan ? “ ; ’ ° Y 4 : r 7. bai | tal down during Miss Katherine Steedman a vai and Miss Judith Dana. i) eee Miss Mary Virginia Collins and Miss Frances | bs, : i e 1 if amt These photographs were made at the ie Kandeler Studio especially for exclu- ee sive publication in the Post-Dispatch | of Rotogravure Section 1 |) ae } ey : 5 qe 1 i] \ oe 1 on | dat aaa 7 Dm | fae Miss Grace Whitelaw i 4 | | Wallace, the Queen. 1 ie 1 ei i | | a He doesn’t bring home the bacon. He | uae ships it. J. Ogden Armour, Chicago i i | | packer, on his recent return from pie } ? Europe. o) ae Copyright, Underwood & Underwood tf a ia ; whe i | | ee en ee Pye, So * LF. -i i 5a Ae - be | * _—— % ay . be ee has . > a | “ Lr - : . Miss Muriel Vanderbilt, photographed recently while an in- England’s great war-time Premier comes to America. At left: David Lloyd George, just after his arrival. In center: Miss Megan terested spectator at the Piping Rock Horse Show. A Lioyd George. At right: The typical Lloyd George family smile as registered by father and daughter. —Cogertent, Vane raan eee . ’ . rw Oe —Photoa Copyright, Underword & Underwood

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- « alice aeaRiana ret antes, ia dn alia ~— - o> rah & “7 » a 7s 7 + oe . : tx ‘ ¥ ee en ae te app a od ae . tbe ne eR net et Amt ate 4} i ieee ie te Mee te Mee a Et ns ee eee ee pte ew i a a = 6” de ** Om = a® _ & Bavarian Separatists mobilizing in Munich to resist the German Government and form an independent republic. It was their ac- tivity that caused the appointment of a military dictator for all Germany. | A. Record smashers at the first national amateur championships for women at Newark, N. J. Above: Elinor Churchill, woman cham- pion baseball thrower. the 8-pound shotput with a mark of 30 feet 1o inches. = —! & A Photo and Paul Thompson Photos At right: Bertha Christophel, who won Phe to catenin Sometimes fat Conspicuous nose pores ~ Cail be reduced On your nose there are more fat glands than elsewhere. accumulates in ‘hen the pores become enlarged. You can overcome this trouble bv the following treatment: Py ENG a soft cloth from very hot water, lather it with Woodbury’: Facial Soap, then hold it to your face When the heat has expanded the pores, rubin very gently a fresh lather of Wood. bury’s. Repeat this hot water and lather appleation several times, siopping at once if your nose feels sensitive. Finish by rubbing your nose for a few seconds with a piece of we This stimulating method of cleansing will gradually reduce the enlarged pores. Cset a cake of Woodburvw's Facial Soap today, at any drug store or toulet goods counter A cenit cake lasts a month Or SIX Wee ks for this treat- ment and for regular toilet use these rlands, when the skin is not active enough. + + K + OTe | Fea ) OTe x » KOTE = ne At Good Stores Everywhere ask by name for Kotex Regular Size, 12 for 65c Hospital Size, 6 for 45c ( td tonel 1 hichness) 35c “Danderine” Beautifies Lifeless, Neglected Hair Save your hair! A gleamy mass of luxuriant hair, full of life and gloss shortly follows a genuine toning up of neglected scalps with delightful ‘‘Danderine.”’ Falling hair, itching scalp and the dandruff is corrected. You actually see new life, color. strength and youthful beauty come to your hair. Millions depend upon this refreshing, stimulating hair- tonic and beautiher. Not oily orsticky. Any drug or toilet counter. —— — Se eee ———— —_ Lure of occas P OR EVERY is due to a happy combination of style serviceability. uw " te ify- Lon new fascinating fabric marvel Ss | a cloth and fur-like stripes @®** Coats exclusively, is to design the attractive model illustrated. merchants everywhere have Coats available for your E. J. WILE & COMPANY 498 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEW YOR] and ternating lorthwile Leadin oe For quick, lasting relief fi Scholl’s Zino-pads. They moving the cause — frictic Zino-pads are thin, safe cannot produce infection acid or caustic that ‘“‘bu sizes — one for corns, one for blisters and tender sp - t= F 4 °] & a . rot «4 : ~ « - . See Pa ae ae ta - a 7 ¢ A day +, ; | ' Geta at you or sh Cost Write fo Dr. Sch and his Feet ar Address Co., Deg Schiller Drs Line fone on—t ape his special “Pe eases the Pain of bunions L me a

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i eo prvies — Fee ST.LOUIS_POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION Cumram—] 1 : Bs ‘ w a 4 4 : . # > sys ; oe ne ae ae | ry , ‘ i $ : : | ; + ¢ €re t | i > URE | i 4 | — | i i peg ry tn a prder to realize the T;; i § at Ountain Pen Satis. - , oe ique Nib fitted jp / oe uv ' 4 i ; ; | © cea ie a one ‘i &@ +3 i Hi; bie’ * (eae & eh 4 f 4 a ) by : | ; te 3 , ee ee ee it OE | / _ | : a i : i) ae . ’ + 7 : ae =f 4 | a j b > ‘| 7a 7 7. : e 3 , _, : (| 2 oe ly 4 eT “m ) ‘ a { ; GF , Ses bi -—* ’ ‘J ee . JL. SIEVERT At : | | Mar y Philbin, a , Kyesteht Speciaiica ‘ 4 7 : 3 young photoplay ar- y+), 24 Years a i ‘ : it g tist, who has found . PF correctly Fitted -— Bef 1 ae her way to stardom. Glaxnes ——— i ? She has appeared in a | 1 ee Camicity for Work ; (3 @ several of the sea- r, : nie ’ WE GUARANTEE i . | i} ee sons = ” : : oe notable pic SATISFACTION : ‘ . a i tee tures. : 4 | tt (ae Kye ‘ | / | oh ° Texted seeiiait - a | , | tS d A Pleasant\ Way Te EOE a Withont o> om Lge es 7) By } : duce Her Fat Medicine SO SSS ae bw : 1. 1 not have to go to the -_ | > mia AMES—ZYLO-SHELL— ae | ' at f diet, exercise or un- =o ae &00D Com Se ? . of an vomplete with sq ae . 34 tae greases and salves. She One of the paintings lenses; up from $2.00 - >A —~ : ob de ‘tter way, which aids in a collection of the _2-n-1 BIFOCALS— $6.50 * s : i . ? ive organs to turn food work of American or up from can NRE BS 5 1) fae cle, bone and sinew artists now on ~ex- SOCASIO" SAVES ¥OU - OS Waldo How brighter + BP pas I sg a clearer, mae "1 ‘dt ood without the neces- NO C : a Pet a) oe eting or exercising. ee en CE ages alg i As ee Bend thet Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed. ' es any Na a h Prescription Tablets SIEVERT & KERSTING | | hil plete relief from obesity. Optical and Jewe C alt n the accumulation of § ——?, Iry Co. i@ on cked, reduction to nor- § CHEROKEE &T. -) 1 aa thy weight soon follows. § won yg o 6 am, | ; th on d drug stores the world over ° solenoid at te ola Frescription Tablets at test 18 Cherokee Cars to Door—Half Block | 1; em a box. Ask your druge st for : t from Jefferson Ave. Cara. fi : fad ; ; order direct and they w:il be tp ee re E Crise Wh Fr ombuung Comfort a riSsil : : oe yore COMPANY sie White, ee ' (ii -ee de ait, Mich | a fine example Gao : : Cer ~. eit ae: — of the self-con- Oo e TAY / wit , ii ae ident athletic coupon Wl ndurin | e E¢ _ . yj ai hie type now in de- . Y te ‘ id ae mand at the mo- ma e trat t is \ i v8 tion picture stu- ‘ cs yy f oe i ¢ j : at hy ye ; 7 Me i f 4 iss : One Step to Beaut ~~ 5O ou / ne Step eauty a, - . . ae . ee ° | oe | e d 1% wl - : Is to take that film from teeth Thousands of Remarkable Cases if i | This is how millions do it ste Ht errant Roba ri e |) ae | “4 ar 4 , +) a noni ged : on 4 ere a i : A dingy film on teeth mars the Many careful tests proved these 30 Days Free Trial | M4 mf looks cf countless menand women. methods effective. Then a new- ae, Sate pers ot. Rates. 3e: 90 -Poanee Model 732 . a Yet it is easily combated. Millions “type tooth paste was created to pihance ie haw Alfteren! trom orn Ineter | oa of pecple with glistening teeth apply them daily. The name is ese nee eee ho or , oh | have found the way. Pepsodent. Rend For Our Free Bonk (| ae Make this ten-day test. Watch The use has spread the world siormathon ot oe A WOE: St wn. to poring. ah tartan | s Be ) Ww the changes that occur. Learn over, largely by dental advice. The PHILO BURT COMPANY e : | , how much this method means to’ whiter teeth you see everywhere ~All: escllcneia eee ‘| 2a you and yours. now show one of the results. This F ——-4 Model 714 it He ee: methcd has brought a new dental 3 ; | a The cloud is film era to homes of some 50 nations. Raydio Girdle of surgical webbing, tae | | ? You feel on your teeth a viscous pn ee Se aeane aaa it ii film. Under old-way brushing, ay aawns wnt > ae much of it clings and stays. Soon Pepsodent does other things. It AEDEGEINO HE SOPRO 3. : it becomes discolored, then forms multiplies the alkalinity of the the mest youthtn) So | oi “| dingy coats. That is why teeth saliva, which is there to neutral ze Ce color, Peay See and allows perfect freedom. | it : B re ie in one elias lose luster. mouth ec:.ds. It multiplies the rah esas: We 2 trousers to. ma. You Sizes 23 to 36. $3.50. a4 f . Film also holds food substance starch digestant in the saliva, PR ae = 7 are deliv: COMBINATION of fine qualit nt a which ferments and forms acid. It which digests starch deposits on Pia ree oreo st Toor oor BY Model 732 : he agent! a Por quick. | holds the acid in contact with the _ teeth. Bay faut, eo gi : , elastic, superior materials and i . aon ~ asting relief from corns, there 18 nothing like Dr. teeth to cause decay. Germs breed hens are Malere’s seek eee e4y. {yutee fey) | | Raydio model of pink Coutil with the most skillful designing, is ¥ | a eg pas. keep —— pain in one minute by re- by millions in it. They. with tar- protecting agents in the mouth. Bi: toe uu, ane inserts at top and back of surgi- expressed in Models 714 and 732. To qi 4 g the cause— ction and pressure. tar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea. Every use of Pepsodent gives them aa ae : cal elastic. Seven bands of elastic all the comfort, ease and freedom of a H } Zino-pads are thin, safe, antiseptic, healing, waterproot and Under old methods, very few manifold effect. taking the place of laces at the non-lacing model, they add smart . cannot produce infection or any bad after effects. No strong people escaped these film-caused back. keep the garment snug to the lines that will last! Mode! h a a acid or caustic that “burns’’ out the corn. Three different trcubles. A week will tell figure. Fashioned with Mighty- th aaliina ane co suc ~ ives — | —a shape-retai del of ese — y price a4 i —_ cepa one for ae = oo bunions. Fine Dental science has now found The results are quickly seen and Seer ‘Sieg eak aan $3.50—represent value that cannot eu } blisters and tender spots cau y new Snces. ways to combat that film. One dis- _— felt. They will amaze and delight eta: oe aan be surpassed! ay integrates the film at all stages of you. Never again will you leave p r _ | . 4 ‘ fermation. One removes it with- teeth as they are an s and These oe , , and n . Get a box today out harmful sccuring. Send the coupon for a-10-D | | for fi many |other new styles : w at your druggist’s P -Vay Sweater | every figure, are now featured at | ei gx1 Tube. Ncte how clean the teeth | leadi t he ig ’ f e] after usin M k h bs B th$ ea ing stores everyw Te. ; e ‘ or shoe dealer’s. Protect the Enamel ge * “ t 7 4 — 0 | f ; O e viscous him. See how teet a i Cost but a trifle Pepsodent disintegrates the film, become whiter as the Pls 86: for a | then removes it with an agent far disappear. Sho erenmcinenenioeto if Write for free sample of softer than enamel. Never use a ; very & ale gro ) , 2 : h as tie ieee it cates film combatant which contains wag eee yout one sam Oe torial, They have eustom>- ; | and his booklet, *’ e : 8 Si ” ' i pric marvel wit ~ seal nett ‘Their Care” | harsh grit. your familys sake. Cut out cou et te | | a ' ade > Address the Scholl Mf | pon now. stitched and guaranteed | { e stripes m uit special Co., Dept. 63 213 wtp aii nine | Ret torte, Coter—esters € a ivel is used nart 2a0e8 the Schiller St., Chicago. Fan ane geen Bio Sethe toners nn | us Ys "Of bunions lievee callouses en: | 10-Day Tube Free” heavy, wool-spa cotton : . ustrated. ? 4 SO | | otyle with ohew! collars : T° . mt ? | 3 de -~ ICHROMUS THE PEPSIDENT COMPANY serviceable pockets. Be |} Cel . bi ‘i ae —_ oe z 7 | = N D D oh . wan *S 114 § Wabash Ave. | marese — io Gai to 44 chest measure. | : lection. . ds e iNew-DVay Ventitrice ee | i. for your $c 1mO-pa | Mail 10-day tube of Pepsodent to | Delive Free ae ae ry < =e --s —— , y Advised by dentists everywhere. | Pay ey A eT 4 ee | i OMPAN Put Now used by careful people ; ae a Ee, Sucies ond Oe don't Sad those ell youl | : . pected, return them en/ we will cheerfully ond yORK h of some 50 nations. | Peay pee | ) | , NEW One —_— f e pain KR) gone! ere One Sue 8S ae | Waltor Field Ce.. Dept. B 1061. Chiceqe| | | & A | ; . i _ : i :

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arora] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ ; if] ae } . z \ : LDLSD CV LD OF OF OF I un im _ SPOIL CF Fan Anaad oes ——— —_— The fastest boat in the w Floors With the Charm of Newness Jie ces mae It cevere a Gifford Pinchot, Governor of Pennsylvania, who , ¥ Helpful Booklet and New floors will retain their lovely color and Justre issued an order for the use of State troops to en- a noe | - : | , Trial Bottle for many years while dull, darkened floors may be: force the dry law. Raids have been mace on many ) "aaah = | We had ctebaali bovis pooh restored to their original clean, bright cheerfulnes 4 saloons, especially in Philadelphia. : | ~ i ~~ FM Lx ata tA katt , cane should rend, thru the use of : . =" sent free on request. For (00, we will include a gen- : erous trial bottle of Liquid ; Veneer, best by test for A\\\\\ VURAL . furniture. 3 ELASTIC 7 sen a lye it on the famous Liquid Veneer Mop (or any 7 STOCKINGS i= a * . mop). Polishes as it cleans; feeds the finish so ag | ABDOMINAL i} 2 fa to insure a more durable and more brilliant lustre, ~ SUPPORTERS | 30c, 60c, $1.25 at any grocery, drug, hardware or ; Made of very best @ y — | house furnishing store. 4 materials Give us a trial and ’ | 4 ema os te BUFFALO SPECIALTY COMPANY | — INVALID CHAIRS, 293 Ellicott St., Buftalo, NY | yen a chameleon sees som CRUTCHES, ETC. ure. It is 6 inches long, a Prize winnin ondola leading water | - - ea procession in te annual pone and —— INVALID >) \ The Great Quality Finish ik angst of one-tk SUPPLY CO., —— \ ; fete on the Grand Canal, Venice. | 616 PINE ST LOUIS, MO - —— af —Kade!l & Herhert PHONE MAIN 384 7 - — AEE em n ‘ peeed Hy eysee — i... ihn radios . ; * * ’ ° ea ‘ ees b en? ad ut ek N % ee eee ee NNO oe ee ae “a 7 “* . as Senator Magnus Johnson of Minnesota, photographed at his desk in the Senate Building just after being sworn in. He is a Farmer-Labor party leader. ee = noe ee —_——=— —_ --- ee eae eS mee eee eS me ee ee gt sac see OR art S hapely Lips with the natural rose of health gr Y CLOLOREUI lips are as much a necessary part of beauty as a clear complexion. Women are becoming so skilled in accentuat- ing their special claims to beauty that they realize the use of a lip stick 4s as essential as the use of rouge. ‘ | ] ’ the ideal =make the color go on smoothly. and Je 10 accent the curves Every Step means crotch-strain to ordinary bloomers. Ny thneir natu Of your lips with exacmness ’ , ho strive to you will be ab Do not “outline” your lips! : ; MAVIS TAL ; : Every step means crotch-stretch to Kayser Marvelfit In the tall red De mol ann your —_ St : pp ES Ou! il} tick ina an Made of the fine thick layer os Bloomers. The crotch reinforcement gives to strain, imported talc. ¥ Do Appi the co ; . respond to its fr are _not shaded, they are of one lasts as long as the fabric, lives as long as the bloom- |) aaa : shower ee: ers. Kayser Marvelfit Bloomers are in use when $ 75. ordinary bloomers are in rags. q avers ' Stig CII ro natin re aa grip a: OIE ee OE RR er RNY, ll eA seit ene - Look for the Marvelfit closed crotch feature in Kayser Italian | F MAV] | | Silk Union Suits. No buttons, but it stays shut. All Kayser | LIP ~ ~ j / 2) 4 , ° ° / MM AEa 4 ster. | | products are pure-dyed. No weighting; therefore long wear. | STIC] Nee . : then ‘i n Beas - ips. deepens the rich war! “i ° 7 f their Natural coler. Wi | 4 , Out the slightest trace POMPETAN | | ) L dsl ' Krease will notcakeorrub ) P 4 "= fe \ KC RATORI] ‘ / &§&G wu S§ Part UNDERWEAR I eeaeeen

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& SUNDAY MORNING ' _| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION OCTOBER 14. 1923 ee “07 GLO OA LF OF CF OF OL LOD EOF 8 Ln aR Tralee 1 tte te wa _~ +s « * ‘ 4 ee es Soa ae o™ ? Pages -. Ct ee bi ie 4 Oe + 4 $74 => yy ee ciath A, of j > hed i , sis * a x 2 r Me yr a ae See “ ae , Pree pe. ~ 2 Sie we -. Pee Wate be ‘ ee gaat 4 os 2 . BHO er Ne, SRO ate Sis all : os Pa aa — i isle i aiblalah jt ab tilda Mie Tce tcttantiss, athens Bia ¥ “ Mh ee lod the ie boat in ghey while it lasted. The “Fore.” which recently broke all | words W oa pec ne ed imer Richards of Chicago at the speed races at Cincinnati ,cgvered 10 miles in 13 minutes and then hit a log and sank . | ichards was rescued. Le 7c vA 2 Ad a —Photo ae a, nenor, Cincinnats eolor and lustre pd floors may he ight cheerfulness a Phe Wreckage ee | : Kad lington train which ran Beautifully hand-carved an- : =. off a bridge and plunged ide aia Italian Din; SA —— ss * Fea into Cole Creek, near | ? que wainut italian Dining- fs rent nck a el WE pa ee ieee’ 55 > i ae SA So we a pee ih: Fg Ma, Snares a EO AE eg ae ie oe Payer? rt eet fiat, jes 4 “ ty et) ? 4 Si td 6 Casper, Wyo. A storm / Room Suite; just after the wreck, et ee ihe —_ ae » ht“ dal uae ahs o Pena " ~ = COM OR OS Cine ER a RI AE, I. ah ee Ate ea alg Alaa j Poe we ’ ms ? : ‘ ; Winds ms ; . YS Ss adn A ao : ‘ as Sa made rescue difficult. : MO | HER ‘— Fletcher's Castoria is “1 pleasant harmless. Substi- iy (hn dal a About 40 of the 80 Ae : tute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing / | ors A ) 7 sengers were accounte , Th LUCKS OR i : al ’ { eta : ae ; f 5 e - 0, Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages Or. —Internatior ? . S eer Mop (or any ee See ? . | 3616 Washington oe mM 44E7n7 the finish SO as , ong pis ay . hee ~ : ‘ ie. _ oe T O avoid imitations, always look t¢ . the signature oft UhLattVS Sl tihidh wv, Bblcee > . Sa es Proven directions on each package. Physicians ev oY on “ can . pe | we “ ee, ee ee ee = eee eet es eR. y = av isnt - BEE LEW YR te» gs Sata: ay + . ee ee ab eee Praca a -o +e oe Doge er Ree ae ee 2 abet es 7 om ROR o ‘ aye — _— ennaee “ ee ee ee te Le eee ee os mdpanene wate oe wen es tht i For the produd@ion of these greater pictures, Warner Bros. have engaged additional ators and screen directors of international fame. we eae eI Ny alan OA MARR BIA ot assy St ae te eR nar ak , a ae ee , aah ba came Ata lite nidein tons on saa pes ~ we die te alien: pele ean > se TeSy er jdeatet, ato ERT nee oan De Peters aS 3 ey Page eee f . 2 ,. : ane > Cane Daod. cena, eg oie Bg at ee wens oe en oe 8 - a a iamemnatiree : -68 . ween is, 9 Ate ar, sop yes Pre, Be oe? iy ae B inroads aed As , Le ake Ri ong th i . nae a - ; ve eee eee 4 tte oo arse) See all of these new screen classics. They wil! grip —will hold you—will lure you again and again. You will say that every one is a masterpiece. You VI VAU D OU 'S L | . will say that NOW the screen ts coming into Its ; . ee Here are the first: : } Pers Pare own. (") A \) (S BY! «Three Great Human Dramas Beauty Secrets fF yer ae . of the 18 “New Warner “Classics of the Screen” The Gold Diggers Definition —'A Gold Digger’ is a woman who extracts money from her male friends without making adequate returns. a. eo. ee 4 = eae apie aryl Cae ee ‘ Se aa: ia: wae Fete 4 omy ee ee bee rae he ee “ ‘ FP A i in GC 1 PROD AID, i me et sabes, tareene mR sett - toms ee ee ae w TA low a ee Warner Bros. screen classic “The Gold Diggers,” starring Hope Hampton, Louise Fazenda and Windham Standing, is based upon the BELASCO production of the comedy by Avery Hop- 1} wood. A spectacular picture—full of surprises and thrills Fe pga tee ee ee te ee oe oe ae. Pe eee eed ait) ee ee are 65 mise ag ni 45 tias lee bat tenn) ‘ ee es Nota let AAS Shade 5 a tT Ne ee ay rt ti =e as ti at A at x an mimes sand 5 sig ‘ Sts cee a ele — iS Se Py “ “i ¢ ; . Bs pts coined ba A ye ne = mm . x ae . 5 “ é% 2 hee 4 7 muita omeie ~ Bie wan. a, ae ae pee eu vietbarte - ¥--* mar asa eo ae Oe TI NPN OE ET IY I IE Oe D8 TEINS SMI ROPES Yi CIRRUS gee crete ae i ee eee ; aieli a= soa : - ie _ Pay 2 ote + — we * 4 ‘ 4 Pie Zisiom «cede Soe mare ae 2 Little Johnny Jones ee (eae ow — A brilliant and fast-moving drama of the turf—the story | of an American jockey who is out to win the Derby and 4 sweetheart at the same time. “ Little Johnny Jones,” MAVIS : | | | starring Johnny Hines, is the turf classic. nase wr ~ “1 . nee orp tone eee RE RR RT EID * 4 ~ « at + Bae Ae RR EA te Ne te oe ae ee ee — wun sepmier +? 7 = » 7 . Sree Sy mv ne , ss alae . . She ae ea ~~ vue ws -* a An ee ree ee ee See Oe | aby ges se ont MAVIS TALC , | : In the tall red car TOILET WATER : | The Printer’s Devil “a The haunting fra- | | Jud. ienese a | ; iC Vesleyvy Barry, 1s typical —" ee ie he, : This Screen Classic starring Wesley Barry, 1s a typica slg a new Parisian de- 3 4 , ge wpe : | Le Poudre Vivaudou signed bottle. More ; Barry story, with a few tears and many smiles. Wesley The tissue building face — zs. } does everything his tans expect of him, from running the powder—latest 75° paige xcemey : printing press to getting the editor out of jail and captur- | : 9 | - OF; 7 . ncely Paris creation. 3 Pane : ing the real crooks. A picture with an intensely human | appeal. MAVIS | _ Ask your favorite theatre u hen you may expect to See the neu’ Warner ™~ ; : * : 4 . f RN f q5 alt ays the COLD CREAM MAVIS a a Classics. Remember the name WA h vay stim ae | 7 4 hile going to see. So soft it seeps into the pores, FACE : | guarantee of a picture worth your i LOINK 66 ridding them of all impurities. For the f uncdat on of all love- POWDER liness a veively SKIN. Unbelievably fine, exquis- itely tinted, perfumed with ; luxurious breath of Mavis. | b y V; + A face powder for ! \ c | § particular women. 50 1 Cl € © © ¢

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a . -~ -~ ot! tien aa ate TRAY ox - _ S ¥ een wet. a. - a ee i yoga > tic sacime seca cate Ran, igen tangy iy | sn _ Ser ee ai a> Mor i el Ret 9 ial. Scie etpaartatigie hs. “S +. en : wir te re pared en hep wttemaeree - > st , a PO a SE ’ ¢ * . ae eee ee eed pe ae bo cadtanuas oot ve mer ak ey Stalled. <sitoin pia te eee tee * ON Lae HO) i aed ee ie A tli. “a ely saeco aig alleen ot pele Xe . ; CO OS HERE are two fundamental — } needs of the skin that the so- ee woman knows cannot } be neglected without disaster bat 2) Gf $9 ©} —regular cleansing in the + varticulat way that cannot possibly tighten We or coarsen the skin—and careful protection | and freshening for a// day-time and evening * appearances. ee Long before even the society woman con- sidered sports seriously, Pond’s knew that | these two essentials were the only right basis 4 tor the care of her skin. And for years they | put their whole effort into developing two creams based on these essentials. Finally they perfected the two entirely different creams, each beautifully designed for its purpose, which used together form the modern care for woman's skin. Today millions of women Bt are using this famous method to keep their Bi : skin fresh, supple, young. | Pond’s Cold Cream of a special lightness 4 and fineness, not only cleanses but restores ' exquisitely the skin’s essential suppleness — 5 Pond’s Vanishing Cream, delicate and cool, iS SO sure a protection that no woman careful of her skin ever appears without it. And in addition it has the special property of beau- tifying the skin instantly, making it marvel- ously fresh and smooth under the powder. No matter how careless you may have been anata 7 ” si deteattns tn! paecihiadide Ah tnccia cans ane ee ee n ¢ “A woman's complexion should be very nearly per- fect. It must be smooth, supple and transparently fresh and it must never betray fatigue or the effects of weather” (L This, if it were written, would be the society woman’s code. @ As proof of it, there is scarcely a woman of prominent social position whose age you can guess by lines or any dullness of skin. ( Zealous sportswomen by day, they appear in the evening with delicate skin unmarred. in the past, your complexion can be smooth and lovely with this method. It need never be roughened or reddened by exposure, nor lined nor coarsened through neglect. Begin today to use Pond’s Two Creams regularly to give your skin that well-cared- for look and smooth loveliness that distinguishes the women who must be beautiful in spite of their active social life. TI } this method i you rself Do this tonight. With the finger tips apply Pond’s Cold Cream freely. The very fine oil in it softens your skin and penetrates every pore. Let it stay on a minute— now wipe It off. The black that comes off shows you how carefully this cream cleanses. Do this twice. Your skin looks fresh and is beautifully supple again. Then in the morning, smooth on Pond’s Vanishing Cream very evenly —just enough for your face to absorb. Now if you wish, rouge—powder. How velvety your face feels to your hand. The powder is even and smooth over this flawless base. The appear- ance of your skin and the compliments of your friends will prove to you how wonder- ful for your skin these Two Creams are. You can buy both creams in jars or tubes in any drug or department store. The Pond’s Extract Company. Every skin needs these Two Creams used hy the women who tax their skin most and keep their faces loveliest— Pond's Cold Cream to remove coarsening dirt, excess otl. powder; Pond's Vanishing Cream to prevent coarsening exposure and to keep the skin fresh and smooth under the powder. fhe SOCIETY WOMAN contrives it ] ‘Her skin smooth supple 7 Young : years longer than other womens IF SHE IS PERHAPS GROWING OLDER SHE DOES NOT SHOW IT BY A DULLED SKIN OR PREMATURE LINES. IF SHE IS TIRED HER FACE DOES NOT BETRAY HER. HOWEVER MUCH SHE IS OUT OF DOORS HER SKIN IS NOT ROUGHENED OR REDDENED. WHAT IS HER SECRET? GENEROUS TUBES— MAIL COUPON WITH 10c. TODAY The Pond’s Extract Company IS1F Hudson Street, New York N amie Ten cents (10c) is enclosed for your special introdu ictory cubes of the two Street creams every normal skin needs enough of each cream for two weeks’ ordin ary City Srate toilet uses MUTT A a RRIN re awn ew eee ee — ; ANOTHEF , COUNT - ARE

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—_——_ — — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A MuTT AND JEFF - Mr. AND Mrs.- THE CAPTAIN AND THE Kips - GOLDBERG - HiLt- Peter RaBBit- MAIN STREET AND BRINGING Up FATHER | SUNDAY MORNING = | = : OCTOBER 14, 1923 _ BRINGING UF E McMANUS HERE'S THE GUN THAT CMDEX 'S GONNA LEND rii_jiw~ “TUN - LETS HAVE tv. (LL OO A LIT TLE TARGET PRACTICE. RIGHT NOW - Wat Peboas bids watt We Tait i) if il whl Hh CO . Hitt? WHAT 19 THIS ANOTHER WAR?®. . . se ® —ofpxe ay Eee Zt R 3 : : e ee yeh & Bie ; eho - y [| HAVEN'T HANDLED 4 A GUN IN ME HAND # IN THE FOOT AT OUFFEN'S OUOTIN - a lai i C3 a YAY “~ : TIF NOU ARE AS SINCE t SHOT HOGAN |GOOO AT SHOOTIN ASD NOU ARE AT THROWIN BRICKS XOU'RE A WONDER: _ * aed ~S \ Waren > * : Sy y * ws xi : . At At SAR RH Re OY GOLLY-A RABBIT | WONT BE SAFE WHERE TOU ARE - ee ah + Sates aA erage ai ai es eeeP & e 2 = . * ea a 2 —- ~ CIGARS WE KIN GIT IN A SHOOTIN , ‘ ~ THAT TARGET 1> TOO NEAR 1M GONNA SHOOT AY THAT NAIL og ALL THE GALLERN - tN, RAE 7 47 ty * = —-l Siw ee RP ae TS AH a 4 si Lake me” i. —— we ae a + oe ~ 1M GOING OVER SUT '™ Cy COMING RIGHT BACK ! JUST WANT TO MAKE THE TRIP - vou KNOW 1 LOVE THE WATER: ) i hoy 4° / YP 2 WY, JZ # a yy? "ot ’ . LS ah b he \ r? — 3 as © a oiebed At dat chek tat el tettefaied oe Ca 1 GUESS THAT WILL BE ENOUGH ? FOR TODAY 7 > J = gal Ag wgieay? + Pe = = a. wr - “Bringing Up | ~ a _— YES MRS SMITH WON'T YOU COME OVER: 1 WANT TO SHOW YOU THE BEAUTIFUL VASE ROUGH T ey ‘ oe es, ee SS et eon x : _ yy up ah”: F — te ne ONS AO aoe: fi2" SG RA ie Ae SRA Sid ean Re BY GOLLY -if THERE IDS ANN Fey THING IN THE AIR - YOULL b BRING 1T OCOWN. F vw rat er” Appears Every Day on the Daily pata eta , MOW WHAT 7 } * 3 4 wot ety ee a 4 ee ee Ld : 1 CONT KNOW MUTT TSA CINCM SHE 1D SORE ' “= yr ae re Fis r y be ti % Pet oe ¥ nar c; « aT) ayes os 7 a pelle NS. Si 7 “ ON TBE = é eR IO ety ee I A A A AI NRRL, 7S AO RS ON ARO cae ARO IE INET (OLE PRL BE A MEL SOLO “a Sibir tem . nap age ne ton scnttananl pees 6 AAT NE NON LO OG I LEA ACTIN te POA RAL) ORNL MN ATELIER AE ROE BACT. "iy BN Aen ae eee Oe ee eo ent Te SY ie % TE IP ICEL CE OTN RE, lOO: CE LS LES ET CBR A

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GosH |! HAVEN'T MY Kev ' DARN Tre — tLucK! AND Wo A.M oe rs S3etessssees. 35 fh ean ed | ’ Tz rt? Led ee Hh teria FHT RR 4 $353: > : Shi 5, 33% a" is t HHHIBE . + ‘ th4} § Hie (tu BET THIS (S ONE TIMG WHEN EVERY Window 1S SECURELY m FASTENED = @t 1S PROBAGLY SLEEPING SO Sound AN EARTHQUAKE WOULDN'T WAKE HER UP---- SOMETIMES THESE CELLAR WINDOWS ARE UNLOCKED=—- tT- NOT THIS TIME?! ree Et Tee GREATEST BURGLAR IN E WORLD COULDN'T GET th THts HOUSE TONIGHT ! papeseetrhs £08b82t Py - pees Ftestrittip aetes ee eet tes: HSS SSeS: SNe ee Oe Oe oe ~~ " Sass ebeboretsttest=soer ats f MnEW Vi To SLEEP AS SOUND TRS im ALL. HER Ltere---- | CAN Come im T SE AS QUIETLY AS A CAT AND SHE'LL J (T72wHatT | (tt Tey RATTUNG THe DOoR KNOG — Uj; j | 4, Vij i rregeite tebe sera <8 - 3 sprsgadses: Sst BE st: - . Stasisteegcss:: - 4S THat You Joe ? DID You GET th ALL RIGHT ? ~ MVE BEEN STANDING OUT IN THE | MY COLP NIGHT AIR TRYING Te MAKE BUT You'Re MYSELF HEARD !! WHAT AILS You-_] ANGRY-'! Did You Tare GAS OR SOME THING ? Bee ie Prue i . s * gieht o ee ee ha tal i -i, § MIGHT'VE CAUGHT MY DEATH COLD - (‘VE BEEN TRYING To GET In FOR THE /FRONT DOooR LAST Two HOURS UNLOCKED ae ALL THE Time IT DoesSas T MAKE Any DIFFERENCE —- - ae THe PaoimT iS Tens- Go To Si\serP--* ane We ocee. ee ne oO ce ECAUSE You Un/Locree D Wt TRouUT eee HAVE e.. LETTING ME KNOW: SENSE ENOUGH © You Dow'T SHow ANY To Try THE Doom SEWSE Fe fg , | ins THE FIRST MATT s+ HOW PLACE --- GO Yow tite IT HF OY T Svieep ' HAD GW sTand oyt THeERe — arc. ETC. THANKS, Gé FOR, TAKIAK LITTLE ALEC GINE YOU A ll We' VE STARTED RANN AA) AUTOMOBILE LIKE THIS DUMB=- _ BELL

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Boob McNutt welt SAG | re te TAKE CARE |p 1( THere’s A THAT MUST BE MYT B LITTLE KIb : GRANBCHILB- 1 Pes feet ( WAS TAKING : ? er HIM THROUGH = THIS AHUSEMEAST “7\ PARK vHICH [ow ~ we . i. Suvswsuveut: SANNA fy ‘ AN N WE'LL BO-AIX THING | WAT YOU BOYS 1D TAKE CHARGE } ALL REABY, Sp ves Bae eee € LITTLE ALec,- PLL _ _ £4 FS) SHCCT- THE- CHUTES - CNE OF You AY eA o aan HANE FOU A) dS : Ww.’ , Ww a v : SS | WORK AT LAST aa y / BS GEE, DUMBBELL- I FORGST TO ASK LU i\ AMA x. \ © % ~" NYO aS Yj -~fOOOY YA tA A \ YF, \ , 0 an Ns ——— = \\ Ven - We'VE Pi we IS A GREAT |Z ¢ AS Uw STARTED N @ asi TEACHER, Abie WE MABE HANY AA) BooBR RA & MISTAKE AUTOMOBILE : , pe SU M ee ss a | , f°. a . = " t | , \. fm \ \ ; ' = ¢ : \\ | \\\\ . AN \ \ - : - 4 ost WE'RE SO i ¥. WHADBBA Y Ww DID —.... GLAS €VERY- +e , ts mn WE bo THAT _} : : ee, OL aa THING IS : Sy nth WAS WRONG ? ALL RIGHT G | went of] 4 ig s j a. / 4 4 ¢ oo —_ '\ WA \ AN \ \ i re AWN f | FSC inayat

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER eee WAIT Tike I FiInDB THAT a dati = SS MSA Jeff Has Never Heard of a Savings Bank -:- IT DON'T kKNow THE ~ SCIENTIFIC NAMC FoR THis BIRD BUT I Do KNOW THAT FROM Now on HE'S GONNA Be . MY BANK. (Copyright. 19273. by H C Fisher Trademark Reg. U S Pat. Off.) ee (mutt's ALWAYS WANTING To BoRRow Moncy From MAE BuT HE'LL NEVER THINK OF LOOKING (IN THIS BIRDS Biew FoR my feorr. Tee Foou Hin. T'Mm A DESPERATE MAN: ge & oe AND LISTEN, MisTEM PARROT, | You SPiL LED THE BEANS LAST SUNDAY! ONE WORD out oF YoU WHEN MuUTT'S HERE AND r'Lue BOUNCE A CLUB OFE YoUR BEAN! GET Me? rive Got A SWELL DATE AND AS VSUAL TM BRokE! IT Wonder IF JEFF'S GOT SOME MENEY HIDDEN AROUND THE Housec tle (8 T'™M TELLING You THAT I KNOW You've GoT A ROLL, JGCFE, AND I'm GONNA SceE iF I sCAN FinD iT: _—_ I've Got A NEW PLACE ) WRERE KF HIDE mY COIN SO Don'T WASTE YouR TIME LOOKING ONDBG THERE. pee TLL FIND T \E AT'S INY THIS You BETTER GIVE VP! WwEel | » “he ae iggeer s ~ a A RN RM Rate Emote NO le gam eth sill Sn el — The maid in the Frenc deed, with her high heel Also it is a tradition will commit her murder, for any sum o1 You SAID AN EARFUL THEN: Give ME PERMISSION TO TALK AND I'Lt SLIP You THE, INSIBG- DOPE ® % x ” PF atest] ees ee Wi Soa e i a, 4 4 i e . tre - : a oa pt ies oe ea ip br)

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7 TWO COMIC SECTION ; : | t — OM : IGHT PAGES OF FUN t §| Mutt ANo JEFF - Mr. AND Mrs.- THe Capra oLpBeRG- Hiti-Perer R “¥ Dy : i ‘a is a TAIN AND os -_ = i | THE Kips - GOLDBERG ~ Hitt- Peter RasBitT-'MAIn STREET AND BRINGING P FATHER . ' a OCTOBER 14, 1923 : | (Copyright) ad | 5 : + + : i ua : : A stage slavey is always wanting to see the country, and trees and flowers, and being too wistful Bs ¢ ghee POR aE ee, Te a ‘ ; for words about it. ee Ce ame Bhs: : i The servant with the problem to solve before 3 | 11:10, in the gripping play all about the #i4 and man, and the fall by the wayside, is a v i strong character. She is always getting into | at ae the wrong household. As soon as she comes. — il = in with the cocktails she drops everything, 3 tn Ee screams “Oh, not you, not you,” to the son of | b. the house, and faints. From then on sitehas.a | : . bs terrible time. Her big scene is where she breaks . down and defies them all. “I’m faghting for mah ti chald!” she hurls at them, in her best Long Island accent, when they try to buy her off. -! : ] the end of the play, however, things ‘ate ; patched up. 3 p : the job years and years and es e yer ae % t 2 Sam , e ie bee: E : Sa SR eg eh Pin | ae OX bi : years, “Ever since Miss Alice fT a as PS sleep - 4 OR ; The maid in the French farce is very Frenchy, in- and Frank were os deed, with her high heels and her “wee Mammerselle.” babes. 1: ie ice Meters ' Also it is a tradition that any French maid in a of real lt a ot oe farce will commit herself to blackmail, arson and amet eo decitied bi car murder, for any sum over one pound sterling. we y P 6 too much a lady for thé job : and have given notice. . 4 ; : ; Wouldn’t it be great if, at times of financial stress, the butler, in real life, } game hes ia : : e ff eS t would come to us and say, “Begging |. gages | | a | , |. 5 ee 9m ah £ your pardon, sir, but there’s my little | © @asagaee yr ; ; eee ny : ; es é | , savings which I’d be proud to offer you,” the way they do on the stage? . eee | me : The butler in the mystery play The servants in a musical show turns out to be anything and can be depended on to make a » a everything a butler shouldn't be. lark out of anything short of a Somebody fumbled badly with a-prison sentence. Even then Maids and butlers in a P s the servant problem. Sometimes they would probably be doing lay seem to | , & he is a detective set to watch the cartwheels all over the War. ; :, household, and then again at five den’s office to the tune of minutes to eleven it comes out “The Prison Sentence Blues.” . POONER FSG A QE 3.) a that he is none other than the The negro mammy in the amateur show 19 ROE te Sette Spee toe he oy ge madman who wants to murder the strong’on the character stuff. You should ORS ati SRY > ad “agar: a | entire cast. (Only too often we hear her say “Lan’ sakes, missy, jes’ you tell ee Reg OO a | neeetin “1 wish he could.) ole’ Mammy Jinny "bout it!” Ae sO NOT. 66 Bee | Bie et

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sT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923. | hs —_—_— — —. | NO CROWN,NO =~ \. AS WHISKERS DER VHISKERS (SS HASHED: a “ 2) i K a => — a ~ “> pine: ae ae - — a Bee et age : — a ce 5 aie. -—s on on a eas = | on. — - 3 s = = — < ~ - “ao = aoe aeTe = ms ; "<3 a , a) — = eo re ee “ i oe eg cee ee ~ -- og ES a - xi = LOOK OUID ! You VANT 1 GET SNOPPED: ph we ane « -* = r es # * ab ap aon ” - 2 See : a “y Ee ed * A Rs SAINT HE A DUMMER ? HE TINKS HANS /SS HEY AINT NOBODY GOING 9 GANGVAY ? MOOF OFER* * MY LIDDLE wf < 'hu- ne { mcs ) TELL DER CAPTAIN a ae HEW HIM UP FOR ( BREAKFAST, LADY! CHASS .MIT DER INSPECTOR ON ——— DER SIDE !, | g ee ° » ( MAYBE DERE ISS (SOME PIES IN DER (KITCHEN DOT AIN'T VORKING ¢ iN DE WOIDS OF DE POET LADY, YOUSE IS FULL OF PRUNES! (BuI-- ? « ee ~~ £ * ue” & . . ~ Pe Coprrigh:, 1923 (Mew Yorn Werk?) Press Pubtiehing Cobplay T — SAY, DIT YOU SEEN A COUPLE OF NAUGHTY BOYS | WHOS NAME (SS HANS r UND FRITZ ? = , fe - » % 2 é 2. a. as 7 ie . . . » y 7 a . 4 ' x - : me x . | - ee a . arts ~ * ; r . - ¥ . - a hy »? - se ron ape as oe : mi) s SHUT UP! You \gae tes WANA SARE DE BA A 7 \ LUBBER Away! ae ais

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MAIN S T i E E T3 |: | "od _ ti q —iinaialiusiia HEY LISTEN, LESTER, J'M | | : | “= rn | OFF FOR THE AFTERNOON! | | [ie | THATS FUNNT— SEEMS AS IF EVERT WOMAN ON 7 : a THAT ‘s .WH MAIN STREET ‘’S GOING IN FOR. a. VES TING HER a | gables. sn Cy: WEIGHT REDUCING. WE OUGHT: REDUCING EXERCISES AT \ a = | IS! SEE IF WE CAN (A TO PRESENT THIS GUY WITH | THAT NEW PHYSICAL CULTURE | ay SCARE UP SOMEBODY Yi > A LOVING CUP - HE DOESN'T T _ PROFESSOR'S ON MAIN STREET ‘ Bila whe = a \ KNOW HOW BIG A FAVOR ~¢ DOING US! -~@ } eo \ ex" es ale , a| ~ @’ a TO Al i ee Pe Ge Sk tix v - ral A» vow > oe wate Ao RS 33 SY GO mid ' | j 2 WELL. WHITHER. SHALL | OUT TO THAT la | THIS IS THE |/ AND ALL THE TIME IT BE, BOYS ? | LITTLE ROADHOUSE CAT'S | || OUR WIVES THINK : f ae WHERE THEY HAVE PAJAMAS. J] US -HARD AT WORK ee — (GY TABLES UNDER THE rr» & —— : are ; IN THE OFFICE ! * “eee we et [imate mee we ti YOUVE DONE WELL, LADIES. I'M GLAD OF THAT-| | OH,MY MuScLES|| AND WE HAVE AND THEY'RE jf “foU'VE PULLED DOWN AT LEAST | | | COULDN'T RUN ) | ARE Sore! | TO RUN THE SAME noeaie i 5 POUNDS EACH NOW Wer DISTANCE BACK OUR WIVES!) |“ Uceee AT A LITTLE ROADHOUSE 4) OUND THE BEND —ger ee FOR . 92)” * * **s. ’ . &} 2 3 ti ee = * Ren He 08 i - Go To IT LADIES — a A “é LUCKY FOR ME 1 CAN ee of feat OR) ny <) DRIVE A CAR — THOSE ABOY | YOU CAN'T _ & A Ng eae — ATTA “ eo) V ms Ae GUYS'D MURDER ME. EXERCISE WHEN bat

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™ NA Ran th PPL AALS SMO ALE A AO AO a: a te ete taeda” LR ine, AT, ; ss . AT HOME-HEPSY- WITH ‘OUR BOOKS AND MAGAZINES THAT LL BE FINE-PETE AND — SHUCKS! THERE GOES THE DOORBELL nn mac” > HEX KX, Ba \ WELL HAVE TO HURRY AND GET THE HOUSE COUSIN JACK —_— a a ; ALL SLICKED UP FOR | = me = r SSS. cae Fy ; > TSE 5 Tae = =. ILL COOK ALL MY SWELL DISHES AND WELL SERVE IM A REAL BANQUET (~Z ANAawelhavast HUH-WERE MAKIN AN AWFUL FUSS OVER COUS) JACK , DIPTANT GOUPIN FROM FAR AWAY AUPTRALIA DROP? IN FOR A LITTLE ViPIT BUT DROP OUT AGAIN IN A HURRY a gel ees By Harrison Cap) j Oa ~~ y . een at ~ i a ———e HURRAH! ITS A TELEGRAM FROM A DISTANT COUS OF MINE-COLONEL JACK RABBIT OF AUSTRALIA AND i COMING TO CALL ON US TONIGHT- WELL HAVE TO HIM RIGHT FOR HES VERY RICH AN HE MIGHT LEAS : US SOMETHING VaR =\ fa DIG) IE \ 0) ae) | Ae : ° 6) i t ay? o — ad 4 . ° Sg o - pe ‘ ¥: . J I % ail I ae 5 ft wee ’ : ) : ; fie ‘ 7 ‘“ iP Pa, ap ee ey he a +. = ¥.* * N HOWDY- HOWDY- 4a COUSIN JACK &* , es eee yD - P Pf i ¥ ee a co r > en, sae , 2 WELL-PETE-IM GLAD TO SEE YOU S\ IN SPITE OF YOUR TERRIBLE WEATHER- WE DONT HAVE THIS KIND IN FAR AWAY AUSTRALIA HA-HA'SHES A BUXOM @ ALLOW ME TO PRESENT THE MISSUS - COUSIN JACK HANDSOME LIKE OUR LA y ee so tre cs - ~ ee “es fi ~ y a. kes o » f Sas i wo Te THIS 1S OUR PARLOR- COUSIN JACK- PRETTY ‘SNUG-HEY ? ae OH! S0-S0-BUT ITS NOT RICH AND LUXURIOUS LIKE THOSE WE HAVE IN FAR AWAY AUSTRALIA TRY ONE OF THESE DELICIOUS BEET TURNOVERS-COUSIN JACK-THE WIFE COOKED EM} } HOLD A CANDLE TO OURS SPECIAL FOR YOU POOH! MAYBE THEYRE SPECIAL BUT THEY DONT IN FAR AWAY AUSTRALIA HAVE ONE OF THESE NICE | SNO-TAKE EM AWAY-THED RED APPLES JUST TO TOP OFF WITH-COUSIN JACK ) |ME-NOT MUCH LIKE THOSE) In FAR AWAY AUSTRALIA 3 AND NOW-COUSIN JACK-AS A FURTHER TREAT LET ME PRESENT THE TREASURES OF THE HOUSE~ MY KIDDIES a 4 3 pee HUMP-1 GUESS THEYRE ALLRIG ENUF BUT THEYRE SIMPLY NOT IN IT WITH THOSE OF FAR AWAY AUSTRALIA “iy sae -. 7 / Of, / y AG || § in ge 8 ." ~~ , K C , x 3 . yy “wy * * 4% “ANY Wil) ¥ | ) 18 ‘ »*\ ye | AY _" . ‘, ,\} HARRISON Cras erie st Jey 1S achte Eee awe , eens 1 AI: "4 7 4. & SRS : Fi » ALL RIGHTO BUT, ILL SAY NOT IN FAR AWAY AUSTRALIA 4: A LY LOOKIN FOR | By Robber and Oh With Revolver—He He Can Identify F Pair. The day's business was . ginning at the Marion-Ro 60$ Pine street, at 7:30 @. mn when two young men, wh duced themselves with -nr ' gave things considerable and made away with $1623 ing to the hotel and guests. WwW. ¢. Bruns, the cler pened the safe and was | _ about $106 he had taken ‘Fred Olds, an tce wagon ari E delivering ice. _ E D. Townsend, guests, wet _ ing in the lobby. a E. F. Clas About that time the rebbe be "im. withcut attracting attes' tilone of them poked his w Burns and commanded: “D ler!” The other visitor, tt his revolver, herd .d the gu The iee man into a corner. Bruns tried to slam the s shut. The robber guar struck him on the back of with his fist. * } Sent to Basement in Ek About that time, James | ton, negro porter im a mm next door, decided to caf! o bey friend at the hotel midst of his surprise he w: work—running the freigh tor, accompanied by cter and an ice man, to the t This elevator opens inte @ #«tide of the lobby. Bruns ove fast enough to suit tl _ febber and was struck on | Sith wa revolver. ~ The non-paying visitors 4 - ™ain in the lobby long @ _ although they did take tim _ Sack the safe. grou _ freight elevator returned ef _ three minutes, and, emerg , The tlously, found several mt _ Guests in place of the rob Part of Loot Guests’ Pr These later arrivals said | Seen two youths run out dcor. Bruns thought he ca . tify the holdup men. Ti about 25 years old and One wore a cravenette and _ Whe other wore a hat but ne The $1623 taken inclu that guests had left with ‘ for safe keeping, the mon |. \had been counting ard hot ix the safe. ft was said Catried about $1600 burgh #rce., Six Men Get $2000 in Hold timore Hotel in Kan = City. 7 "Se Associated Presa. — KANSAS CITY, Mo. € Six men held up thé Baits ‘el here yesterday and go _ #0 automobiles with’ i _ & between $2000 and